MTWFOIW MATT. TinUUyR MEnKOlW, OltKiiOV. MTKSMAV. APtaXT U 10-10.
I'AOI'! TURKU
TO APPRAISE LOT IBARTLETTS MOVE
EAST GENERALLY
NEAR AUGUST 21
i AWALLING
r.vw
SO. CENTRAL AVE.1
I
Ctty eounciltuiii fee-1 lliat tin
S40ti. ubkrri hv .Itinc. Karhart fn
tin piece of properly at tlu end
of South Central avenue, ami nor
rs.sary for the extension of that
avenue, is loo IiIkIi and a commit
If1 lias been appointed to Investl
Kfito I lie matter. This was the de
elf ton made, at the. special meeting
uf the city council Monday a I'l .'
noon.
Tapayers present at (he meet
ine, as well as Hie council ui'Mr.
brrn, do nut feel aide In pay .Miss
Karhiirt the price asked lor th
lot. It will he necessary, uiem
hern point out, to spend approxi
mately rtJ0i on paving the street
mill laying the water and sewage
systems. In ease the investiga
tion eiuuiniitee liml.s the tint wurth
lens than the price asked, the prop
crty will lm condemned, they an
nounce. Mayor Pi pot wild that the open
in up of Strut h feudal avenue is
u inovo to he encouraged hut there
are certain feat urea which must In.,
considered carefully. The legality
of levying taxes from a separate;
district on residents of an adjoin
tug idifttrict is douhteii. fur one
thing. Mayor Pipes pointed out
that in opening up the avenue be
yond Hoyd street a now district
would he, created. Taxes for this
improvement, however, are already
beiue levied against property own
era along South Central avenue.
Members of the investigating
committee have not yet been appointed.
K.
:t Wiotfra Scahroe,
' In r t iHTt iini'
orc u pf duett the nmti una
fill itito ti't u'mis f-' 1 1 1 "t tiifim
.. mi ii-;i.l. who hint iui iamn
to lif el Itt'-rkualtf. n tttUvhl.
. ctil(n-j iii E'l'thatil It uii.i m
'fi't i.icrn.iK uuh f iimri.M..i
Vri oiiu u utt hrr Mmfrroiy
intlitv, who hrrh roirra An di
Ji JL tvr vir l'ner I'fU. a atl.tr
Hluckiratrr ifnoi( whom Groiu
ten lon nil kiton'. Hut the vr i t
rfny UiTHoffit mrts lflt uiJ
hnvnn wore ot the rommioi if 1
a -it r 'penally of rw place Ah.
., if otoui. Rertrum FofiT
htt'ry .did err taut mrheolaoiral
tvrum rffmytnl "tout bfnrath
the surface of the estate.
tern movement of the l!art-
lelt peal' ciop will not be general
in ibis section before Wednesday,
i Augii.i -1, in the opinion of many!
; liK-al growers and shippers.
Some picking is underway al the
: present time, hut a majority of tliei
growers, heeding the pressure test i
advice presented in a staleiueni '
issued estci d;iy by Prof. Henry
; liartniann, Oregon State College .
expert, ami Prof. l- C. Heiiner nf
the Sou: hern dragon Kx peri in cut
staiion, are waiting until the Ibirt
i letis are at their best for shipping
ami keep, after reaching eastern
t markets.
I ( I rowers are uracil not to rush
jtlie season. through fear of hail.
wiiul. ami tbumler and lightning.
vi,.l,-t t-l..iK,s.' Ih.ll xiul uin.l "early entirely of cowl and cnRinsi.
iin- nnw the chief cunccrn n( ihci 1 will no' describe Ihnt run except
m-ch.-inllMs. I lo sny we logged 65 land miles In an
.lityics lOiliutstiin uf the ('. Klld K.
reltp of orchiinls, st(i(l this litem.
Cliaoter 3
THE MYSTERIO-I PELL
WAS destined to meet Veron' -a
aain cu the after. loun fullowlnj
fell's visit to Woodcoi. With h?r
were Anderson Hoyle and Martin
SomerPeld. wliom she Introduced lo
mc. and Insisted 1 Join them In a
pionosed speed boat run
hour. It was more Interesting tur
me to watch S'eronlra's glowing
ini; thiit he would do some plckiiiKj blue eyes and Roldcn complexion.
But before we landed 1 learneu sev-
SEEN BY ROTARY ?
;HiirtinK tiinniri-ow. hut tliut he did
'not expect to swiiiK into full action
before next week, "an the fruit is
! not eomillK ;,Uint; as fast as ex-
peeled." lie said the picking this
(week would tic to f:ct the ranue on
condition and pressure tests.
It is expected that the federal
i plant experts, scheduled to aeconi.
, Many a car of Kniie Iticer valley
I fi (lit east, to study refrit;eratiiiK
and iciiiL; will arrive the end of
J the week. The federal inspectors.
under the direction of Dr. I,. It.
Hawkins of the federal bureau of
I I'lanl Study, will make u thoroimh
study of this phase of the fruit
Industry, and expect to accompany
la dozen pear trains on their east-
ird journey during the coming
(.son Their data will be used by
of. Ilartman. in conjunction
.ith his study of storage and mar
keting conditions, in a campaign
launched by the Fruitgrowers
ernl thines directly and Indirectly.
That Hoyle and Somerfleld were
lh prisoner when Pell broke l:i
with an apparently unrelated re
mark. "The Roman conquerors were hu
mane to their British prisoners,
weren't they?" he asked.
"I donl' know." I replied.
'Well, they were.'' 1'ell retorted.
"More than can be said of some
people lit modern times, modern
convict prisons, for example, eh
padre?"
Duriui the month 1 had been a'.
Ulackwater, it had become obvious
just one man seemed to have bj
enmity for l'ell Mr t'other bury.
But It had become equally evident
the most sinister ot the hatreds
was that of Marling tor Pell and
Pell tor MarliitK.
We found Mr. Kotheibury super
intending the work of two men al
the very edge ot -lie excavatloiiB.
lis tall flsttre, large features, sil
ver hair and spotless black clothes
made a notable picture and cer
tainly looked far more clerical
than Mr. Marling.
"Ah, my dear Pell!" cried Mr.
Folherbury. "Here is a real find.
And Mr. Grenofen tills will tet
your skill How do. Marling?"
l'ell Insisted tne sensational dis
covery should bo broadcast. Mr.
Kotherbury urged him to wait, but
In the end. a note went to The Lon
don Times, supplemented by com-
SAY EIGHT FIRES
NORTH OF ROGUE
RIVER WERE SET
I Kiuh' liies were repoi led in I1'.'
, llea-.,HH t'leeli district Uoilli if
i Itnune Uiver Monday evening, the
1 Incal forest service otiice reported
t h is moinin;4. All of the h!a,cs
i are believed to be incendiary as
(hey were all in u line in a lerri
1 turv covering about six miles,
J Men were dispatched to the ter
i i itoi v immediately and sncceede I
ill) briiminj: live of the lives timlc.
j control late last night before they
ihad rained much headway. No ie
! pons had been received this aHer
j noon as lo the other blazes,
j Heavy smoUe in the llogue Uiver
j vullev is blowing in from the fires
til Klamath eountv ami northern
California, h'cal officials say. There
nre now no tires in t his disi ; h i
1 lame enough to make mm h
smoke as is prevalent.
J.G.PE
ii-J XL.
BLACKWELL HILL
CRASH COSTS $50
iTHREE BIOS LET
The Henley military trophy. J-'kuo and Traffic association.
awarded the drum corps oCthcl
local American Legion, was on
Wlsplay jU Hi" Kiilnry club ineM
ing t hi.s noon nl the Hotel Med-
ford. The run was a wanted by i
Major AV. I-V. Henley for Hie;
most military appeaiinu ilrumi
i-orps in the Htutc eumpetiiion at.
Salem. i
Hadges were awarded Donald
Herdan, Jim Horner and .lack
.Adams of the 1 !oy Scout troop
number ;t, by K. I. Dazey. These
three boys aided in the search
for youiiK Keruuson last week,
when he was reported lost.
I'ictures of the Sunset Trail
celebration. Klamath Hoy Scouts
nt Lake o' the Woods, airviews
of the new airport and also soim
t;ood pictures of Heinle
"The Klving Hut eh mini." were
Three bids fur work on the new
jjrport were awarded nt the spe
cial meeting; of the city council
held Monday afternoon. They were
for the looting, painting and wil
ing. The People's Klectric com pair
was Riven the contract for wirhu
the airport. William Thurman. wl -i
a hid of S152G, will do the airport
Khihrer.l painting; and Montgomery Ward &
company were uwurucu ine rooi-
ing contract, with a hid of $1,114
i 1 ., , , -
4 ; rl Kriikson. Kirk, was fined
$."11 and eo-ils in p. dice court Ibis
nounnm when he pleaded guilly I"
reckless driving' which caused an
nee Mens yesterday evening on
Hlaekuell hill, near Hold Hill.
Kru k son's car ci abci! into I he
scd.ui driven liy l-'red A. Iluigatd.
I'ttitlainl, ami Mrs. IUiik.iiiI was
(alien to a local hospital will) se
vere cuts around the lace.
Witnesses claimed that Uur
gard was turning into the Pacific
highway from a side road w Io n
Kriekson en me around a sharp
curve on the wrong1 side of the
io.nl. In the crash wllicli followed
the 1'ortland ear was thrown
auaiit the dank and eimsideratde
glass was broken. Other damages
were slight.
M i . I Illegal d was reported tltis
morning as not in serious condition.
4-P
iece Lomde Suits
That Make Smart Boys
Look Still Smarter!
Frond mothers and fathers who want their
sons to be smartly dressed will he the first ones
to take advantage of this oflYrin.
Not only arc these four-piece suits pood look
ing, but they're made for long, hard wear, a?
veil.
Tailored Lixprrtly of l ine Cassitncres and
Twists in Medium and Dark Shades
New fiincy st ripf! patterns and novelty weaves
arc shown. Sizes 10 to 17 years.
Coats are the favorite two-Imlton broad shouldc
model with peak lapels. The vests arc pleated as
arc one pair of the trousers. Two outstanding
groups at two outstanding low prices!
$Q.90$.90
L
t.i.Ile
county
I .u in In
Maekama
t "oneo. Pictures of the
Congress at Klamath Kails were
iiLm) shown to the Knluristns.
A prize was to be awarded foj
the man having the best alilil for
not paying his dues, but as there
was none meriting- the prize. In
the eyes of the Judges, it was not
awarded.
i... 11 Ii.ni lei- ,.f tint
inuiiiu i - - t
rnn inir lor ine new a r no i
Hoseburg Construction of a
building for N. W. Perkins of
Knseburg Cleaners on Oak and
Stephens street rapidly Hearing
completion.
i the roofing for the new
buildings and finally decided that
that oftcred by the Montgomery
j Ward company was bent suited to
the needs. Several bids were re
ceived for each of the jobs.
Other business transacted in
I eluded that Arthur W. atcinmetz,
operator of the UlacU and White
Taxi company, would have to pay
the license for the lull year. The
! operator had applied for a red lic
it ion because he started the line
! here this summer and would not he
lahle to use a full year's license.
HE IS READY TO JQ TEST SANITY
TACKLE ANY JOB
Nn WITH Vlf,flB n
MUlf TUMI IIVIUI1' rtarem-e i-ox of Ashland. nr.
j rested last week following an al.-
! an. now ten pounds heavier, j u-.up.ed holdup on the c.reen
Mronu ml well, and ready In tackle i .Spring Mountain highway, was i.r
any Job that comes atom; will more ! raimieil In-fore circuit .Indue Harry
vigor' than I have had in i went y ' ,urt ,.n H Ashland y-terday and
y-ars and Sargon and Saru'Ui Soft , muml over to Hie grand jury
Mats Pills get. all the credit. under spurn l.r.nd.
police of Modford atid
fa
n
jfe&k - si
Ashland
j report that Cox has been acting
uueerty for soiiip time and believe
i hint ti tie menially unbalanced. Ho
will he given a sanity test,
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuna-Vlrgln Utlon
Fittiper's enginet roared the boat skimmed along, 65 miles an hour.
Intelligent, likable young fellows:
both thought themselves madly In
lovo with Veronica, and she declined
to treat them as anything but nals.
That both the young men shared
the commander's dislike for Koger
Pell but Veronica vns quizzical and
would not reveal what she tliougiit
of him.
That another person was In (IU
favor with both men. who alluded
lo him as "the uiilirked cuh." I
gathered Mr. Kred 'Kotherbury ws
as objectionable as his rather w.-.s
charming: that the son had dare.l
to cast eyes on Veronica, an miter
givable sin.
If I have succeeded in giving on
Impression of l'ell, as a disturbing
influence In Blackwater, I can now
pass to the critical events of that
summer, which culminated In the
tragedy In the library at Ncwplact;.
Hefore the crucial month ended, he
was "Pell" to me. and I to hlin
'"Grenofen." I think It was Veroni
ca's attitude toward the man th-il
created a liking between me an-l
rell. I soon discovered she did n ;
"bare hr fnther's unreasonins
hatred for rell and the green-eyed
aversion nf Hoyle and Somerfleld
1 1. it,, ihcirv Hint Pell had dc.
situs on Veronica, wus foolish. Pell I
decidedly was not In Blackwater tor
love making.
In many talks between Prll and
myself, the mention of the Sev
lirokes would bring him to wh-.it
seemed the verge of a confiden :e.
But he always drew back and the
confidence never c;inie.
Ha had Introduced mc to Mr.
Kotheihttiy and had Ukcn tue to
ec the eicava!lotis When Kothei;
hury learned I did a little sketch
ing, he immediately bcg?ed me t
make sketch plans of his di'c.v
erics. I agreed ill a neighborly
OREGON IS SOLD ;
LOWE WILL GIVE j FOR $56,090 CASH
PKIt M UUKiN r
Silve
viM loii. I L'a aerr:
$ 1 1. 4 till a V
Schmidt P-foih
pany. ('.rants Pas
phlne county.
V ( I ..'wis.
oiop in
. M.nion c
is I.timl'er
;. I iiu acres
.'."..t.r.I.
Oregon i 't
utini.v.
oiuuy. $1.-17.1 t.
hi Crier Lumber cotn
olland. 4n acres, Penton
t:.L' t I.t'S.
1'ii'fk I.uiniter company.
aci -s. P. i ne comity. ?.i.- PI. Id.
Wesley -t. Mllb-r. Monroe. SO
its lienion comity.
pany. I
i-oiinty.
Hills
i.oiii.:
I). M.
chamber
bm t A rff.A ..ittA! .vAv. ..........
v. s. ini.L.xiin
"Von can ak anvlmdy
in niv
r. Im'.'H.
to'b:1ihni'hood h
1 Miffrrrd with slomaeb troiiblo
b.i-lly I coiibln't u-et up a flluht -f
vtrtirs without gapinu for l.reath. I
iis always takim: sono- ni' dii iti''
for tiilioiine.-s.
"In fact. I tried jiit any ni'-Ii-eino
thoimht miuht help no-. Mm
noi hing gavr me miv relief tin' SI
1 started Sargon. Now. every slun
of stomach troiihlo is g"ne and I
l'"''l like a new man cntirelv. 1
'it aiiyihinu I want. I'm ii"ver
nervous nnd I've uained t " n
(ootids. The pills ended mv h;l-iodn'--R.
too. "itboiit tb.' s!ibi-st
ImiI offrntn. Pin full of eni-ri: H
the Time and honestly beii v.- th.it
i-argon is the uraieft ui"d;e,n'
v- put on tlie market
Tb Mhove stutrriienl a- r n'-
lv inHde by William S Hillaid.
ir.j-iij Seventh Avenue. S"it!e
Smgon nirt y l' obtniiud in M "'
foi O from the Mugill 1'rug '
i p;t;d Adv. .
t Jfj.H Metera Plin Key.
Tuesday. August 13
P. M.
I! tn fi: .VKMKI.
4 11: la to ti::.o--NewH and Mtir- 4
h krt Heporta by .Mull Trib-
une.
ii::!U Id 7 Cnleman & l.awtmi
and Medford Service Sin-
tlnn.
: tn lb The California the-
gon Power Co.
Wednesday, August 14
A. M.
! !:;;u to 10 Model Clntliing Co.
H) tn lu:;tn Mann's Depart-
i ment Store. 4
j 1D:".' tn II Heath's Drug
1 i Store.
11 to 1 1 : It" Medford Kb-clrlc
! M::tu to l:' Lewis Super S"r-
vlre Station.
i 1J Noon News Flashes hv the
' Mail Tribune.
P. M . - -
U t' FJ:3 Jackson ounty
Muilding; K- I.oau Assn.
1 li : lo 1 Jordan Klectric
Co. i Ashland i.
1 to 1;S0 -City Cleaning and
Dyeing Vork.
1 ::t tn 2 KMF.D.
to 1': .1" MadrniiH DhIt?".
r. to ti: I-"- KMKD.
;.ir. to tl:;!n ,hh and Miir
k"t lleportH by MhII Trib ,
l'ell and I ere walking Inward
the Newplare Ablvy imib tiny whwu
e mpt the pjrnun. Mr. Mai'lln
He was the most saiurnine Inok'ng
cleric I had ever noni, villi h-s
H?ree dai k cyn. mid his ta:'.
nracer hotly. I hnd already d:
k iiiftl a tathr sp?( ial aniinosi y
netween him aii'l Pel!, far different
from the ffKity of Sfi broke n:i;J
i be rusy dislike of Dr. KaMkv.
h:t obviniiily was painfully liked
'hrij l'ell displarrrl htm as Fnthrf
hut's rhi'-f tonPtlftil nnd croiiv.
Mr. Marlinp. a- e wglknl nb-na.
Mi dif.euielrff KoHp rhurys In": t
H-covrry, t ?.U with vnrno pa' r
if; in It. Th? .ir-im irinar;.' 1
!m l-iii y Hi' Uht it a M-en t,---
- -'"nil nnd fl M-
niunleatiou from the paper's cor
respondent at Ho lam Bay lo the
effect that Mr. Kotherbury In his
excavations had "the expert help ot
Roger Tell, well-known arcbeol
ogisl." I cannot quite recall how the sug
gestion arose, that 1 should then
and there do a drawing of the dis
covery and myself lako It to the
British Museum. Under pressure
1 agreed, and Mr. Kotherbury left
us to write the museum people to
expect mc.
Thus, on the follow lug noon 1
arrived thero and found myself
awaited. A pleasant old gentleman
greeted ine and begged mo to wait
until he telephoned Professor. I-ax-ton.
Daxton was announced soon
thereafter. I had no large ac
quaintance with l In professorial
tribe but I thought Daxton a re
markably favorable specimen. He
was a hard set, vigorous man ot
middle age. cleanshaven, with a
rather sleepy eye but a rapactty tu
come awake In an Instant.
Professor Lixtmt asked nifl to
show htm the drawing hut after a
casual glance, he put it to one side.
"I saw In The Times," he snid.
"Mr. othprbnry Is helnj! assisted
by a Mr. Pell. Have you mt him?"
''Yes," I answered. "I've seen
quite a lot o? him."
"I don"' seem to remember the
name nf Mr, Prll as an rxpert In
archoolopy," Professor Laxtun rC'
joined. "It's a distinctive name,
not likely to be forgotten. What
sort of a man is Mr. Pell?"
We talked for .irarly an hour. 1
described Pell and afterward re
ri et t ed thai I mentioned I lie ob
vious enmity in Blackwater aga:mt
the tirweomer. Lnx'on studied me
qtifzJcally as I gave him this in
formation. "Pell I can't g-1 over Pell," he
ruminated as I whs dpptrting. "I
might to have braid the name.
Mr. Pell doeu'l seem to be very
p'lpular in Rlaekwi.ter, does he? I
wonder why."
I whs tinabl'! to enlighten him. or
myself, in this sprvulat hm, and
took my Irave. Hut I wa ihtir
mliiffl to sound out. PpII as nnn
as pnlhle. 1 to'ik III iicheon and
early hi the nrternooii was on a
tiain bound for home.
A 7a hi I found ni self uue-.n
selnuvy ponder) nt: tin- Bleelt -.va'cr
rpigmi: Wlio Is Ifnrr Pel!?
l.owe of the Awhlitnd
of coiumerce. who has
been preparinn the Oregon exhilet
for the Californin stale fi.tr, to he
held in Sacramento umist '-"' ' 1
Sepiemlici In, is dolnu all be can
to show California that Oreyou can
Ki'ow com. a well as a number of
oilier tilings.
.Mr. l.owe is ot'feriim $1 for la
uttillis of 1'J-fnoi corn: ..'.(1 for
in ylntks uT 14-root corn: $S for
In stalks of I'i-foot corn; and It
understood that there Is a possi
bility of receiviim a small amount
of cash if any stalks over Hi feet
are sent In.
The corn will lie shipped to Sac
ramento, In order that Jt may he
in that city on or before A ubiim
'2H. Ileshh-H corn hi in chosen
from southern Oregon, melons ami
apples will also be sent to the fair.
uiakiu';
in on
dm iir-:
tilths of the fiscal
sale anioiinthiK I i
n.llltii is to b"
dir.. An;;. 13
of Oregon ami 'al-
ifornia Kratu lamN in seven coun
ties of Oregon Wfie sold by til"
liosidmrg Land office today at
public sale for :".. irj 7 , T il.
inoi.' than s-juo. i take
tiinher sales l.y local offic
the first t w
ye; I". Another s;
approximately $ 1
held September !.
The bidders al toilay'n
as follows:
.Chester Vincent, Kuueiii'
acres. Lane county, Ji.'t.ib'i ;(.:!.
Ft sober I. umber i-ntiiany. Mnr
coin. SO acres I. Inn county.
; t .i . tt 2 .
William Carttulte. Cnttaue C-rove,
Hi acres. Lane county. $ 1 l.HIIS.H.
Ibnest Mi.be. Mnreula, 40 acres,
Lane county, StlTli.d,
F. C. Wallers, llllene, RTt acres.
Lane county. SL'.n:' l.ul.
i 'b. stei- A. Smith. Chmdale, H'
acrea. Douglas couilly. Stmi.so.
(1. It. Se hie ma il. Vo Ilea 11a. -10
acres. Douglas county. $!' IT.X!i.
Ai-ebb- M . Matlock. Veuelu, Hit)
aleS wern
K'l
Men's inges title of Hie W.'st
Side Tennis ellllt a.-atn g'es lo
Palph Jlalby. wiumr of Hie nih
ilist season. Hailey defeated Car
ter Hoggs hi the most ililereHug
land hard fought matches of the
i summer nl the courts Sunday,
f Score by sets was ii-0, .V7, li-!l. i-il.
1 The match was played by I be
j same tno coni einlers who fmilil
for Hie lilb- last year. Hotb play
j i s sel a fast pace throughout hy
'making many (rap and recoveiy
IhiIn thai brought applause from,
jibe ffaltery. Many times I be play
'advanced lo the net where llo- play
becaine fast and furious nnd also
; several times the back court piny
would reaeh as many as I or L'a
j vol ley m before the point w as ib--;
ei.h ,.
Mr. ftnih-y wins n handsome eup
'presented by (he West Side ebib
i members.
i
I
THE PICK O' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES
TODAY
And WEDNESDAY
Gun-Play, Bad Men
AND A CKOOKED PROPRIETOR OF AN ARIZONA
FRONTIER DANCE HALL .
You can't pass up the famous
Zane Grey Best Seller
Real
Anheuser-Busch
Quality
every ounce of it
ny-trr, Prgri
G-n)t'rt'i
P'll, .-li-JW 111
'Alibi" Coming to
Hunt's Craterian
Cing'niid it ml the no.,
ill an altogether differen
comiiiK to Hunt
in n tomorrow . I nt-t' Hd
Inn th- I'liiniii-il a u
siiri unl".l with
mi
; ii i put
liitht in
Crnter
f iip iui -rceal
in
nod
illy.
une.
ti .:;n to T Ci'Mscent I lait ies.
tiirllU. hp is shown a A cowiti
eritijrint: f"lb.v u bo know no
honor. "Alibi" I. generally !
rede.l to be otif of the hfst talking
productions. In II the P"lb e offi
cer is Klorifteo' for his part in pio
I Met inc tliM nut tile from t b" ertm-
A moiig l h"-e nlnyint; In "AlHi.'
ubleb i- adapted from th" sUu
plny. ".Vichtstii k." Hie Cbestet
Morris. Put fiWlnlley. Klmrior
Orlfflth. Mae ItUM.-h. Itcgis T-ome
Irinn Harrison. K'tiihii Cripo-.
i:imei- ;,illai'l. .lauo-s tiiidbiti. (
He Witi JcnnliiKs and Al HIM
Iloit Slnys hj- Mnsler
CHMONI'dN. Altu.. Auk. U
I. L.-t in h bli..aid thai b'.u b d
iluun o'll of thf Aiette on .Ion
.'1st lat-t. Ivan McKay rtiii-'b.
P.at hut st I nl't I nt pper a- fmen i
to ilei-tb. it was b-u rned tn.tv.
His faitbfiil hu-l.y do was fouml
Mllvf be seare.ilnif pHitM-s that -ft
oiil on Hi tiapper trull nftei the
I The Hight of Hcf-und brood
! moths is at its height and large
j number of egg are being bud.
Worms , Jmirhiug the lu Iter
p. ut of Ibis week and eolillnue
villi a heavy lialeh (or ten days.
The lust spray nolb-r stated (hat
t he hprny of A ug. .lid should be
lolluwcd by one to I n by Aug.
: 17th. 1 1 1 well lo ,iave this see
j op cover spray on (bis W eek If
j possible. H planning on luo late
sprays for pe;its the second oip
: should lie on this week. Late oil
sprays tend to eomplbale spray
rMhliie removal and Its use should
be a void ed fro li i now on.
H'lMT. K NOPKIS.
Souiliern Oict. Million
! I.. P. WILCOX,
I'oiinty Agent.
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. . Colored
VIOLET
foryour
protection
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in.l dements of the country. . tdmza i d b id spent ils P-n.
ft prescription for
Cclds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue.
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It ii the most speedy remedy
known
wT I. J fn a rtIM 4r w ml
V imifiim-mti
GASOLINE
Wallace Beery
.JOVIAL HIGHWAYMAN, LOVER AND
STAGE COACH ROBBER
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With
JEAN ARTHUR - CHESTER CONICLIN
The Rest in
Added Short Features
Rothcrmel's
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