'CRISIS NEAR INiHni
put nu nDceiHwHlffl
Ulll UM LO
IN TiMBERLAND
i
Civilian Resources Near Ex
haustion As Flames Con
:.. DM tumi, CIw
tmue to Roar Through Six
states Two Men Lost in;
Chelan.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Aug. 17. tV)
A crisis In tho annual battL- be j
tween ninn ami nature in the for
est a of Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana, Oregon, Lrlih Columbia
and California ncared today with
the possibility that civilian re
sources, close to exhaustion, may
force acceptance of tho war de
partment' offer of federal troops
to fight fires eating up thous
ands of ncres of timbciiaiul.
' Two men were given up as oM
in a fire lit the Chelan national
forest, another burned nightly,
several miles of irrigation flu hum
wiped out. a fish hatchery aban
doned In the path of the flames
and farm houses threatened. Two
fires in California were believed
lo be of Incendiary origin.
Douglas C. Ingruhum, federal
grazing inspector of Portland and
Krmannir St. Lulse, Chelan youth,
were believed trapped yesterday
at Mol'arland creek in the Che
lan national forest when a ehani:
in the wind joined two fires. Thej
fmrrounuing maze maue II diffi
cult in search fur them.
J. E. Hunter was burned about
the face while fighting n fire .it
Wild Horse canyon and was
brought to Seattle last night for
treatment.
Three men were injured, one se
riously, in fighting forest fires in
.Montana and Idaho yesterday.
OF HOP YARD HELPERS
An S. O. S. is being broadcast
from the hop district near Inde
pendence, for pickers, as It is fea--ed
lhtro may be a shortage of help
this year, according to word re
ceived here. Prospects are good.
Tho early hop harvest beulns tho
last of August and the late hops
will be ready the first part of Sep
tember. Estimates based on the present
f hop acreage in the state Indicate
more than five million dollars will
be spent this year, the greater part
of this flu ni for labor. The E.
Clemens 1 lorst company al Inde
pendence hiis. an elaborate welfare
hysteni worked out for Its pickers.
Day nurseries t.re maintained for
the children and entertainments
such as amateur vaudeville and
boxing are put on In the evenings.
What Do You
Suggest?
Kot interest Is l.rlnK shown In
lite trials iiml trilmlnl inns or the
.lones-Xehb i'lure ri.rj.i. ration in
flijiliiiK n snM;ilil.- tide fur Trlxle
Ulark's s.-rnnrin.
li. .1. Kliaf-T "f Ja-'kMimillo
Ihc lnteM f offer .itil li solvini;
tile problriii ffr Snl lles, oritji
nnfor of the f.'inioil romi.- strilt.
whirl! apitears ilaity In Hie Mail
Tribune.
Mr. Shafer suKests:
''Tile Slipronio SiHTlfiif"
Send your supceMlons to the
.lonrs-Nebb Corporation, care Mall
Trlhtino anil let's net this matter
f-ettUl.
'
Saiiirtlay, Aug. 17
6MUI to 6:15 KMED.
6: IS to fi:30 News and mar
ket retmrts by Mail Tribune
Sunday. Aug. IS
8: on to if :00 Valley Itadio
Church.
9:00 to fl:30 International
Itflde Students association.
Monday, Aug. 10
9:30 to lo West Side Phar
macy. 10 to 10:30 American Luun
dry. 1 0:30 to 1 1 A Irxnil dera
Grocery.
11 to 11:30 Southern Cre.
goti (las Corp.
ll:3o to 12 The n"lrv.
12 noon News Vlaj-hes by
Mall Tribune.
12 tn IL':30 Lewis Super
Service Station.
lL:30 to 1 Saudcwn Motor
Co.
1 to 1:30 MeN'alr Pharmacy
1:30 ti '' Solder's Dairy.
to 2:.1o Ed Blnns and
Ecnjioniy Groeetnriti,
00 to ii:lf.-KMi;i).
1.1 In H:3' New-j and mar
ket reports. Mail Trft.uiie.
0 to T:nn Malden and
ntngs Tir e Shop.
:'"i Ki Jt:;o Ead Transfer
Co.
:30 to H:3" Mono Motor
(HI Co.
StrHngler deposed or
heavyweight champion, doc not
mind appeal Inu in semi-n indnp
bouts these day.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlnjln Station '
I., I. S. Sunday .M'honl. j
Sunday morning ill in n. m., Odd j
1-VllmvV Hull, on Sixth St.
t'nihollr Chinch.
Snub Oakdale and Tenth St.
Sunday mass.s at 7 ttml 'J 11. ni
Lev
l' W. Llnek. pasto'
Presbyterian tTnm Ii.
I!- A. Hutchinson, pastor of ih
Ni itiinliiHU'r Presbyterian church
of Portl; ml. will preach at the First
ll's"UMian church in this citv.
sun.i;,.v. A.st is. nu su-i
will !.-: "kelltiiun lit Action."
Clnitvh of (i-Ml.
North Holly and Haven.
Sunday school, la a. m.
Lveuiug mi-vice. H p. m.
The morning service will be dis
missed hccilUsO i.f Ml'ti. I iU'rv 1 1 ' 1
funrral at Conger's parlors at II
a. m. Services by the pastor.
Lev. Chas. A. Cooper, pastor.
Valley Katllo Church.
liitl Hay, pastor. P. o. Itox SMS.
Ihoadcasts Sunday niqtits, S p. in.,
from studio K.MKI).
A. J. McDonough will sing two
numbers.
Pastor' sSUbJecl, "Now Is
Day of Salvation."
The harvest season is here.
the
Art
you having any part in planting tho
seed that harvests eternal life?
Come to the church o'er the
radio.
I'ull (iospel TatKrnitcle.
Corner Main and Newtown.
Saturday evening street meeting
by Nash hotel.
P.fble school, 9: t.1 n. m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
Jail service, 3 p. ni.
Young people's meeting, :30 p.
in.
I va nells tic service, " : LI p. m.
Everybody invited.
T. S. Wincy, pastor.
Phoenix Presbytorlau Clitin-li.
Sunday sehoid. 9:43 a. m. J. O.
N. Poling, superintendent.
Cliureh service, 1 1 a. m. Itev.
Y. A. Shepherd will bring the
morn i ng messa ge.
Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 p.
m.
Senior Christian Endeavor will
mei't with the Chrlslian l-mdeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
at Grants Tass. All Endeavors to
meet at the church at 5:30.
Evening church, x o'clock. Kev.
W. R Shelley nf Medfnrd wilt bring
the evening message.
Tii-st Methodist Chitr-cb.
West Main at Laurel.
Kay m ond S. I tees, minister.
Church school at 9:45. Clarence
Meeker, general superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:55. Itev.
L. K. Belknap will preach.
Two special musio numbers will
be rendered by the choir, "Mem
ories of CI a 11 lee," by Palmer, and
"Though Your Sins lie X Scarlet,"
by Doanc.
Young people's hour at 7 o'clock.
; The tin Ion evening service at S
will he held in the English Luth
eran cliurch. Dr. II. C. runk. pas
tor of that church, will preach.
Main Strvct Mefltodlst Chinvli,
Sou tli.
The friendly church on thi
corner.
James 10. Condor, pastor.
Sunday . school at 9:15 a. in.
Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent.
Preai hing nt -1 1 a. in., when the
pastor will deliver his sermon on
"Dome Huilders." You shoul 1
hear this sermon.
In the evening nt s p. m. the
pastor will speak on "Are You
'urn fori rd '!" Leagues meet at
7 p. m. Mid-week services at
7:Ito n. m. Ph'as? note tin change
in I'm of mdiug. choir re-hcar;-a)
after prayer services. Yoi
will hv:tyv find a hearty welcome
at Ibi.s church.
rtr-t Cliurch of ClirKt. SidmtiM.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, tho First Chur' h of Christ.
Scientist, in P.oston. Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 1 1 o'clock, church edifice. " I i
North Oakdnle. Subject for Sun
day. August ix: Soul.
Sunday school nt 9:15. Appli
cants under the age of -0 m&y be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which Include testimonies of Chris
tian Science lvalings, at R o'clock.
Tho reading room which is in
the Med ford building. Is open dally
from 12 to L except Sundays and
holidays. The lilhle and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend the Services nnd vlst the
rending room.
I jigllsh Lutlicmii Chim b.
Fourth at Oakdalo Ave.
"Where the W.'.y Is Made Plain."
Dr. H. C. Funk, pastor. Lesi
dnce. 5IS West Koutih St. Tele
phone 11-1. '
Hour of worship. 11 h. nt. "Liv
ers of Waters" will be the suhJret
for tho morning service.
Special music: Orvim pmlude.
"Andante. by NIcboL anthem.
"The Uirri If My Shepherd." In
IvMsehjit; offertory. 'Tendern's."
I.v Wilson: postlude, "Celebrated
Offertolro." by Wrly.
The Lible school at lo; 15 a. m.
CImksi-s for all ag's.
Fnion service at Jt p. m. The
pas'nr w 111 spehk on the Mll'Ject.
"How to Live a Hundred Years."
Org. m pr'-lude. "At Evening." by
A shford : anthem. "In the Honm
nf the Shepherd." by March: nf-f.-rtory,
"Even Soni;." by T.awrenc:
postlud"'. "P('-tlud'- Poniposo.' .lij
Schulcr.
Tim public is cordially lnvitd to
a tl nd our mtvIccs.
I'h-t tin ilst CliiHvlt.
Central Ave. nt Fifth St.
W. H. Eaton, Ph D., minister.
Phone?: office lu.V.; lies. 70t-H.
Stindi y school at 9:15, Come an.l
bring ytjiir Mi bios. J. F. Wortman.
-upei intondent.
In the Ht'SHnc of tin priftor.
ll v. I'ngvj'd Iv rst.n. p.rld worke-.
for th Proh terla n church in
totithTn oroon, department of
Mp.DFonn mail
Slllltt.iy H'llool mlSsiOM. Will OCCU
PY th pit 1 1 H nt VI o'clock. Sub
ject, ' Tin- L'nehangeahle Christ.:'
It. Y. P. V. meets ni ' p. in.
N p. in., dm services a I t he
Lnglhdi Lutheran church. In- M.
C. Funk will bp the speaker. Sub
.int. " ' 1 1 v to Live One Hundred
Yearn," no Intrrentluu FUbjeet.
Cm mo mil Sunday ni'ihi ami hear,
l'r. KuiiU'h prescription fm a pi ". ;
longed lift'. A cordial welcome 1
all si-rvUtn'
HEARS FAREWELL j
TALK BY WALTER
ASHLAND. Ore., Aus. 1 7. I
(Special.) The Kotarian club at
its discission luncheon held on j
Thursday at the Lithia Sprin;:
Hotel, listened to a spb-ndid tall;
by W. P. Walter. This will be
perhaps the last time that Mr. i
Walter will address the club as he j
leaves soon for Portland to take j
up his work with the Y. W. c. A. j
in that city. Mr. Walter spoke
his appreciation of ihe nupport
that has been given to his work
by the Ashland business men and
particularly the interest that no
tary lias taken in the work for
boys of the community.
Leo Asheraft, who for t he past
two years has been governor in
the boys' camp spoke to the Ko
tarlans thanking them for tbo ice
cream treat that has been furnUh
"d for the camp by the Itutarlaus
for the past two years.
Itoland Yorko has gone lo 1 ,ns
Angeles to enter college again, lie
has been spending the summer at
Crater Lake National park in the
forestry service.
Mr. and Mrs. V. (I. Itarnthutisc
have gone to Lake of the Woods
to stay for several days.
Miss Hello Lowe, a niece of D.
M. Lowe in tho Valb-y View Dis
trict, visited at the Lowe ranch
Wednesday. Miss Low Is head
of the home economies department
af Ames College. Iowa.
Mrs. J. D. Meltae entered tho
Community hospital on Wednes
day to undergo an operation and
is reported to be doing nicely.
Mrs. I. .1. Porter and her son.
Irving Porter, were tn Klamath
I-'alls on Wednesday.
Lynn Mason from California is
making a visit of several days to
his grandmother. M rs. A. L. Van
Limit.
HEAGLK. Ore., Aug. I (Spl.)
The Central Point gospel team will
hold services at the Antioeh FChool
house next Sunday, August IS.
after Sunday school. Everyone is
co rdii.lly Invited to attend. Ser
vices will begin at 11 o'clock.
Prayer meeting ' was led by Mr.
Suck. His topic was the Second
Coming of Christ. Walter lllaek
man led Hie young people's meet
ing. The subject was God's Good
ness ltevealed hi Nature's Law.t.
There were 3o present.
Clarence Wllhlte of' Lake Creek
and Mrs. E. A. Wllhlte of Eagle
Point were looking :.f let interes's
hen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ltcddingfit Id spent
tho week end visiting at Klamath
Falls. r'l uruing home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal) and fam'iy
.spent Monday al the Minnie of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Gray And family.
ItofJl E IIIVElt. Ore.. Aug. 17,
(Special.) The' sawmill whistle
sounded for the first time' at noon
Thursday. Everyone was very well
pleased as this signifies that Itogue
Liver will soon have another in
dustry. .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vnii . Curler
and Mrs. Van Curter'H mother re
turned from San Diego last work.
M rs. ( 'lyde Ga Ibrea Hi and M rs.
Martin Lurk hard were shopping
in Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Cns-y are spending
a month tn Portland.
Eugene Moore canm down from
Crater Lake one day this week and
was accompanied back by his wife
and children, who have? been visit
lim with friends and relative.
Mrs. Carrie Lodgo and Lbuiche
Wiley of Portland ate visiting
Mis. Lodge's mother, Mis. Moore,
and other relatives.
LKACLL, tire., Aug. 1 T. (Spl
Mrs. Parks erh-bnitcd her T Sit ti
binbilay nnjvcrf.iry wlt!i a fam
ily dinner o)f .Sunday. Mr". Lavi
on and M r-. I.oomlM 1 iv!on of
l-iL'le Point were al-fi pref( nt.
St-Vf ral from here a :t lid- d th j
irroup metinu' at SatiM alb-y la t
Sunday afternoon.
C It. William and Huffi.nl Wll- ,
!Um arc "pending ilo"'i''k end
at 'YmT Kni;..,
The threyhiny tna.bliie f!nlhli'-d
t brehti)g at J. L. Ki ink'n Wed -nefday
evenln. They witt rmike a
fev ifpairii and will ttari in iiiisPi '
in a dav or o.
Oiucp Ulllkley of M-dfold Is
stvndsnc the wk with Mule Htou-J
miller.
TiMnrxrc. Mr'nroTJP.
-A K, A J
Mrsorsi S : r i f h i f - i r u 't I'- -t
hi y n fuo'ifd v it It tvvrtnnlinit
(t ri'iAi no a iMi'fi In hmr ft
r ;ni-l ul 1'niifJ.Mf I, .renin, f
( rf uiii fjif.i, i'iii:, kii nilrwi cuVn -tilini
ii J f n in i.i f t ftm iitolri
A ('fir' r .4'fru. J 'lit m tf trutvB
t.'firr !' II , ( -if i-:'-( hit it a
itr.f f fitii Trm ttlff Smtnakr, r.
'a ;). ,'t'- Sitiinfrlil trim
d'-.'iAr Jinn ; !n, l:.ui. Ihr Tio'fN,
irni luitr him inlrti.irlij. 7 if
Nt ti'o ni. I'rMn f.inulv
t'ot hf -fnfj , icJtu in- ,a . cu
en. 7m ,i;rr.i.wct. . ;-. ft II i.t
t'i fnth ' 1i utii.-o Srui.rol the
ii"; hf' ''-t ill'-' hri . ft nt tru.i rt.tt-.t.i.-.l
l.'rlf uiil, the VII
fio'fjMfi o':i i.iftr I'ci-fitiM-'i ftf
c'Htif r .i f iw t7'tl in if. r'wi
f-r.'i ta apji'.ir. l.r:'i IV U
Ifot.i tn it.r ,l..m. clnt (I 'll l.nUn
it. if' i t ...-jit ,lrli,;utlv to tn V
!' irr-n-ri ,i (i,.j-)tt.c iiiii'il
impr.ii'.s.
I1,I,1'IT S
MARLING SEES f- t HOST
OKVKN' men sat s'.ar'iR at Pell.
who wai .siflndirg w.th Ills hark
to the library dour. Mr. Filler
lrny"8 voicp tame liko a hie.tth of
aaiiity In an inline fUvjUou.
"My deir Pell, whnt rxtrnordi
nary cnuluct !'
"A li'.tlo cniisim!. perhaps, Mr.
Kotherhury." n-.f J'oli, 'hat you'll
snail b Pti!i?;ieno'l. an' then I
shail ink you to adnLt that It Is
justified."
Mr. Kolhrhitry lUte l his liHtuls,
as if to Pignify that ltP gave It up,
and a. tlov.'n nlonssidp Mnvlinc.
A deafening explosion rocked
"I'm here," pell- went on. "to
defend myself n&ainst a fr.ing nf
(teamlal-nioiigers and to perform
an net."
And then what I expected- hap
pened. Hea broke wenl off with a
bang.: ho . thundernd i ho, nnd hi ft
bvaxl tyck;nut .o(mnt;;tin5. Jlhntj
(Jhought "for a iinonient he was go
lit lo charge Into PpII. Poll's fea
;nrea relaxed for an Instant into a
rather nlarmln Jmile. .
"Re quiet. little man!" he said,
pointing a - flngT at ' Seahroke.
"Go and sit clown and behave, or
I'll tell your wife. l'n In com
mand here."
Pell looked slowly around as a
schoolmaster might look afier put:
ting the fear of Cod into a dis
orderly class.
"Mr. Kolherbury," said hp. "you
have In your library n collect ion i.f
h u m a n curiosities representing
some of the most undpjlrablc trail:.
tt th r.ire. I wilt doscri'nw Ihem "
"My dp?r PpII." Mr. Fntherbury
Interrupted him. " It np-pspsry ?"
Tni lafra Id It's very nisnry,"
so'd Tell.
. "Ill b-cln with S-ihrok. . . .
Sit down, Sabnke. will ymt ?
You hate hip. Yon slander me.
Why? lint-aunt I Interfere with
your di'isting plans for exploit
ing your riauch'er and hrpakiuK
hpr heart. HPHbrnkp, I drsrrlhp
yon as j'rfldp. n snob, a cnpldfnous
cchm?r, and a had father."
Pea broke, in Ihe effort to re
strain himself, looked ghastly. He
ml ih I have been on the verse nf
fit. Mul Pell looked sleadily at
hi m (ill he fuihflided.
. Pell spoke again:
"And If Mr. Koyle will ftt.iy
hf;-e he Is and refrain from in
terittp'lon It will he all th
hetter."
I turned to look af Hovle. lie
was .finuiiu- "Sumer(1old hand
(ripped his arm.
If I had followed the momentary
Imp. ihe to say "Come on, Hftb
w'll ho'h go" the rourse of life
for all Hip people Involved would
have ben altered.
Mitt at that mompii! f :iii(;it a
t' mpse f the charily fate of
Mwriing. staring at Pell with an
expression cf horror and fpar
ijfi ?s T' hope never lo see on iuiy
1 Ii-r man s tec
"I fhiTThl In Horry for airho'l:
!o -v." Pr'l ning. ' Dveti
Mr (It")''":! vim's b wyf.ucr
inn by . m-ie rhanre, haf
n'i:-t'i'-; t'i siy ab'jitl hirn. M .
v .ninrii;:ry, nor about Mr, Roy if
LOOLK KIVKIt, (M-c
hM-diil Mm. Ltfle
ami Mrs. Kern Kudx,
t her Itrah' a r, ni"t at
Aug- 17.
Itini-'".
Mrf. I-
thc holll i
of Ml!- l'la Shepaid Wedtifl;
to finish the piMKianif for th
'l ic ImprovHiin-nt i-lub for t h"
coming 'ar.
The Live Mak f'.raniie tf-am in''
in t hiir ha II M olid a y evening
t'-aiu pi a -th ?.
oNKiiov. sattidav.
WALLING
ami Mr. SotuerfloM. So I ioai" to
Hie doctor.
"The iloclor's a illy kind it
choleric man. a creduloifi man. .
hit of a snob like SrtOirokr,
small :niml"il and s df Itupariant- -wlm
can he led by the nose Into
any Kroiesfpie folly by h mat! if
hi i ons or in'e!!ert. I remind him
thai a man n hu ipreaiU sl'.rtdpr
iil'ont aroiher man ii liilo to
li'al p".Mi,f,... and that t lie i in: t
nftt'ii cive thumping da tinges. So
nrich f;r him. . . ."
Thrt do. tor's nreii duriu? thli
a';.nk nas entirPly sirp. tiins and
O'.r of character. ITo nt lt'iu -hed
tit. with Irs ees fixed on Matlinr.
at t';imi;h ho had not oven lizard
wh-.ii Poll yald.
M.m -ling's cxprevfilon of aony
hn.itne nlmnst intoleraMo to ie
when Pell fa atoned np.ti h!iu.
". . . Kit', Mr. Folherhury, wlnt
ahoat the living lie who siis hfirido
y.ni? He looks ns if he'd seen a
gluK' Ah ... a gh isi. Mavliag!
Vr't'tT coing lo see ghos ny
how. I tell you a little the
dreadful psychic r:;prrieticr.s of
Mavlinjf, Mr. KoMierbnry. When
1 eani9 down to Newplaee, he
thonplit he saw a ghost, hut h
'xn not quite sure. Ho had soen
nu only onro before.
"The horrid truth forced Knelt
en hint by degrios. Ho 1jisiu to
th room Roger Pelt fell dead!
try lo get me out of lip way hy
telling lies about me. He cock
ered up a lurid tale about my past
en narrate to anybody who might
he . of acrviee lo me In an oilier-
rBeney to
Sjiid, 1 ex
Jl'Auu wV
to Itoylc and oinerflold.
Xpecl, even to Groiiofuu.
Ivat wart the iaUsc:oC Mai
ling's conduct? Would you believe
mL farling ' had aeen "a ghost!
And If one ghost why not another,
i still more terrible and for
midable specter?"
Pell looked at each of us in
iurn: a crescent of n.itounded
faces.
' "You don't believe In ghosts? I
see yon don't. Only Marlins he
does." ,
Pell raised his left arm lo look
at his watch.
"Mr. Fotherbtiry.' said he. 'lt Is
now a minute to four. At four a
gliosl will walk. Marling will see
him. and I will Intrnrlipe him to
you.'
Marliii emitted a sound like a
woman's Fob.
Tell stood with bis arm rateed
looking at Mir watrh on his wrist.
"A vpritable pprfpetly authenti
cated gho.it!" said h. "Prrfeetly
harmless to some of us. hut per
feetly terrible to others. The
guilty conscience - what a thing
It Is'"
! Pell was motionless, aan'ng at
: the watch as It ticked off unendur
' able seconds.
! At last!
: Pell dropped his arm to his side.
"Now!" said he.
' He took three strides to the
I door, all of us watching him in
j tently, raised his hand to tho lop
holt and wriggled It bark with a
i clatter. He stooped to reach tho
' bottom holt.
1 Mut he never reached II. A
deafening explosion and Ihe rob
; lapse of Pell Inert upon the fl.ig
, si ones happened sltiiulfaneou.ily,
The place for an Instant seemed
full of ghostly silence and the
: nrxf of tiie voice oT Mr. Kother
; bury, who, crying "Pnll!" rtnhrd
erruss the room, and stood looking
do vn on him.
Thn I found inymlf in a circle
j of shaking men also looking down
i on Pell. Ho was crumpled. His
fare pressM on Ihe floor and Into
.he angle of the door. A little red'
:rkle crept along the stones.
I asm- that Pell was dead.
ft'optr thl, W lVn. Mwn.u: ff.l
Ptl murde't-t. Wh g iltyf
Cnntinu the story with MonJ
, inttiHrrcnU
.1. It. Lowen, K. L. It-mmlik.
i:d Tbomio'ou and Mi. .:i ikn at
'doled the Pomona 0aniM- hi'i-t-ing
In Central Point Haturday
evening. They a i Ii oin lmt i -prij-e
Orang.
Mr, and M r?. Wallare Jewell'
and family of M-.lfoid were call
ing on Mr. and Mm. Wm. Lndf
Siiiulav aflerrioon.
J. H. Bowen nnd L- d 'ni li I
itttehded H tli-ctiliK of rcpiem-HtH -
tt"w of the lininy--. and chnrnlieiH
"f eominerc' of the county Tues
day Evening.
Mm. Lol.i't I S'b bl N reiorted
on the fb-V li-t.
I. Herphberger hai l" atpil In
li'-KU" List-r, itntl H.tl b.iiil b9
lor th new mill.
.u-ih'st it. 10-20.
BE ESTABLISHED
JACKSONVILLE. Oi i
I Special 1 C. ): I
11 M'U . near Axilla ltd,
ha-i d land ti
All-
Pi
up
.l.ii k-iui rreeU ;il m ball' ii ile
wiM of t.iwn and plan- on Imii-t
iuu a 1' I. k factot Ll' :.o.mmi daiL
.ap.icity. where fancy and nllUui.l
of hri. k will he n.rtniif I. lured.
Thi- will he ;il the, .site of ihc
nbl hi ie; f:)et.r, Wb'eh W;is ill
op.r;itlon here a nuuiher of yc.i
ao and fr.on w hb-h . brick
elert
lid Used t
fede
il htiildin-- in M
William Martin. in
i ihto. is visiting his brother
.1 .
llarlman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M Ininninut'i'i
and son. Tommic, w lio have been
i.iiiipiliu at S.inaw Like, returned
home Wednesday.
AI ASHLAND BRIDGE
A SI I LA Nl.
(Special.) Mrs.
the P.oulevard.
luncheon on W
o'clock In honor
re.. Aug. I
K, V. Curler
gave a bridge
rdiN'sday at one
of Mrs. Janet
Mow at l. w ho has hern visit ing in
Ashlu.Ml fur the past mouth. Fall
flowers were used . on the din
ing talde and ahout 1 he ot her
rooms to give a si rung note of
color. After t he luncheon, bridge
was In progress through tlie after
noon, with honors falling to Mrs.
l- D. Wagner. Mrs. Mowatt. tho
honor guest, was presented wild a
guest prize. Those who enjoyed
in eel ing M is. Mowatt were: Mcs
dames I. IJ. Wagner. J. M. Wag
ner, A. i:. Kinney. 11. C. Caley,
M. S. Sanfoid. and Miss Clara
Trotter. Miss Lydia MeCall was
also a luncheon guest.
Ld I hum will leave on Friday
for Portland to ineel Mrs. Dunn
and their sou liohhy. who has for
Mitue time been under the care of
a specialist for the I real nient of
broken bones in the arm, due to
a fall from a horse.
Mi. and Mrs. II. L. Claycomb
anil their daughter. Jean, returned
Wednesday evening from San
l-'rancisco where t hey saw their
son. (..onion, set sail for Austria
where he will remain for several
years of study at a musical conser
vatory. Harvey Ling of IturbanU, Calif.,
have (urrived in Ashland to Join bis
wife and four children who have
been spending the summer at the
home of Mrs. Ling's mother, Mrs.
Lillian (ireer, who lives on (Iranlte
street. , i
lidtil'K ItlVKL. Ore, Aug. 17.
- --(Spl c'al t A party of Itogue
Itiver people enjoyed u picnic sup
per at the swimming hole I-Ylduv
evening. The parly Included Mr.
and M rs. Phelps and son. J on lor.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kada and
sou. Lilly. Mr. and Mrs. Heed
Carter and daughter. Charlotte,
Mr. ami Mi-h. Hill Trotter and Mr.
and MlM. Oscar Sh'p'" d and Miss
Sy ilia Haehre. bt.
Mis. Sam Sundry has received
word from Imr daughters, the
Misses ( Hailys and I oi Is Samlrv
wtio have iecn visiting In and
near New York, that they will
leave there for home thla week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mourn
ami daughter of Lurelta, Calif.,
are vbitlng nt the Moore nnd Hill
Wilt hoincMi ,
Iturwdl o'Kelly made a business
trip to Medford Monday.
I'red O'Ki Hy, aecompanlcil by
Ills son. Chiyd. made a week-end
trip ; to Portland to ec Mr.i.
O'Kelly, who Is coiifim-d to ,u hos
pital there.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hrlscoe of
Spokane, Wash., n re visiting M r
and Mrs. A. L Mellvaln.
.I.M'KSDNVII.I.i;. Or.-.. Ann
ISM-tiiil. - M1m Kulh Applrutili'
I v;ift lilrupiiiitly .uriiH.-il .Siitill-'liiv j
fvcnlni: l.y n (cii iy nf t.n Mr.lfnnl ,
) hlu'll FiclM.nl vlmh-nlH whti inlllr out j
fu nirnil tin- -Vfiiin wllii h.-r. i
MiH IttiTh n-jl. :i Mii.l.'tit i.f tilt'
, 1 I
Mr. ami -Mm. V. T. iWlon and
sun Orville. ami Joejih r.io-i.y,
are camplpJr hl ' v i-Jv-J ' '
i ("reek. wim ii bacli In tfl'fil'for
1 v 11 on Tiii.-iliiy emli!if."
ou Orvilb-. ami Joseph P.io-l.y. iho
I tllou
pro-
i Lube Ljitji. plimcr of Jjickon
I villi-. wa visiting old frii inlx h'-rc
Monday. Me In dlfpotiiig of hi
j property here and will tb n Join
hi- f,im!' lo-.-.r I i'indid" " I
U AND HOLLY 8T
K Complete Cleaning ajo
I Dyeino Sewicji 1
AT JACKSONVILLE
n;. 17
tardi-b of.
h.i ( ini -
t Hi
Am; ii
cuts are he
.tree! I.v the
iHin. lit The
teltuilt fur a
s. The tel.--to
K.iik w ith
1 i Mitime :itll
ill lesllll ill
ki 1. 1 I mprt
in. id i
elric
hu.- i l.nri:;
of four blocl
iiiinian- is
iitint-iit in tin
langcnieuts v
ili-.l.nH
phone
the .1.
Hew ai
i ru
ly l.olo
umlghl-
CIde Jlees.ni lin- ie--!;;n' d
: portion with the McM.nr stoi
j Ashland. Mis phie- will be 1
' l.y Luu- ne llojiper of Col
(in'ii,
Mr. and Mrs. C. I!. I.amt
il I L.N I
I. it'll the Kivcrside. a l:fm ma. weic visiting
dford. ,m A.-lilai;d on Wednesday.
j Ilonnie '..Hard nf Winder, tm
.f lllulttou iv siu'iuliin: a few davs visitnii;
w il h M i-s IMna oihci-n.
Mrs. A. C. Nininer and ln-r
daughter. I)oroth'. have komc to
t.i.Ue of the Woods for a vacation
at their summer home.
Mrs. Charles lcl;tinaii and two
children went north on Thursday
to visit with relatives and friends
at Portland and Oregon City.
1 l.ertruile Miedc and her mother.
'Mrs. II. C. Stock, have gone on a
and .Mrs. .lames McXair. and their
lv.
daughter, M Iss Marjorie. ha v. rc
turncd trout a trip to the Vcllow-
. stone Nat iouat park ami to other
n1) 1 points In Idaho.
I jidurancc Kccord.
lil'l'"LAI.u. N. Y.-VV) Mr. and
Mrs. John V. Lewis arc celehrat
Jng their ?rth wedillng annL'cisary
--so far as known the record for
the Cnited States.
The Rogue-Elk Inn
Hustic setting in the mountains.
Where the pine, treo lifla its
head.
Where ihe Kogue Liver murmura
siifily.
As it flows o'er rocky bed;
Where Llk 'reek's lazy watera
Htend with Loguc's cold dash
ing spray.
That's wheio Logue-KIk Inn
ii waits you.
Waits, ami welcomes you to alay.
On I lie way along Uogim Kiver,
Where tbo gamey Slcellieads
wait.
Where the friends of Isaac Walton i
'ause to (roll with shining halt,
Where Ihe pine trees on Ihu moun
tains
Murmur soft, as breezes wako
Sweetest music mid their branched,
On the way to Crater Ltiko.
Under tall trees by tho river.
In Ihe welcome shade, so cool, i
1 1 ere the traveler loves lo linger.
Ity llhe Hide of sparkling pool,.'
W h e r e tho speckled beauties
glisten.
Here Is where real llfu hoc; Inn,
On Ihc. batiks of the Koguu Klvur,'
Al Ihu famous Itugue-Klk Jim,
KimIIchh pleasure, hero, u waits
litem.
If they love Ihe larger Hfo
hi the mountains, near to Nalure,
l-'ar removed from strife,
Listening to tho gentle murmur
Of (hu Itogue, at close of day,
Or ihe whispers In tho plno trees,
Al the tlmo when fairies play.
Lvenlng's lure, so well portraying,
At tho setting of tho sun.
As they dance amid (he shadows
When (he work of day la done;
Hero wo find, amid tho mountains,
Al the close of summer's day.
yuiel . peace, nnd Joy cut ranclng,
Tis our v.l::!i to tii ways stay.
Nalure calls us with Ihe lutl'do
of ihe walcr and Ihe wind,
Lids its look lt (!od who Iovpm tia,
Hlda us lake, our eurcH lo Him;
A ml If wo would learn life's les
sons. Learn, for tin, tho one, best way,
Wo should spend sonio limo with
nature.
Whore the fairies dance mid piny.
'Neat h I he tall and bending tree
lops, In the shadows, and the moon
Seems to hang ho close above us
Coaxing lovers fond, to croon
Of Iho future days, so splendid,
As they, their new liro begin;
Such u placo you'll find near Med
ford, !
And 'Us known as Uogiio-Llk;
Inn.
(''unions for fine chicken dinners, !
Kan io us for it's paintings rare; '
Famous for It's sylvan setting,
I'a mous for It's mountain air; .
On the hnnkn of Ihe Hogue Liver,
On Ihe road toward tho rim
Of I iu t fi- Lake, you're welcome, I
At Ihu fumouH Logue-KIk Inn.
Paid adv. ti '
COMING! Mon.-Tues.Wed.
4 ,
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