: AQB TWO
Total 'and
'Personal
RiruiHriK riruUiem und liarnum
Ilaftey'f oortihined cirrus will not
Nhow in Medford or tlie Rokup
ltiver valley attain Huh year. The
large clrciiM will stop in Portland
August -S, for one day's showinw.
It will then come south by way nig nnea jnr. Co., fnone wo. i.
of Hnlem and Kugene and on to! 1 21 tf
KlnmAth Kails. ! ' Muck of the forest service
F. W. Rnrllett, furrier and taxi- j disirirt office at Portland, and
dermi.it. will open shop in Medford H'.ikIi Kankin. local lorest super
on or about Sept. 15; location an-! visor, made a trip Into the nearby
nounced Inter.
60
Mrs. Mary
Walker of I.os An -
celes was a week end kucm at the
home of Mrs. ltoyal Bebb. Mr,,
Walker nns just compiPieu n nine-
months' trip around the world and
is now on her way home.
Medford Typewriter Kxchnnse
Rentals $3.00 per mo., S mos. $7.r0.
J4Gtf
!r. and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly
aie expected to return to At ed ford
Wednesday from n two weeks' wed
dihK trlii to Canada.
Dance every Wed. and Saturday
night. Nnt. Dynge BroB. 148
Itonalfl Hubnett, nmdMnnt erfid-
natc manager at the Cnlversliy of and Mrs. .1. C. Murphy of Oakland.
Oregon, and Clarence Veal of Al-Mr. and Mrs. I,. I!. (.andxhorotiKh
hany will arrive in Medford this!'f Sacramento, Mr. and Mis. A. V.
week and will spend several days Phunfleld of Siintand. Mr. and
vltdtlnp Crater Lake and other re-! Mrs. Ira Anthony of Portervllle,
sorts in this district.
"Window gloss. oM slr.es; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wk.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill McCracken
nnd four-months-old son and Mrs.
McCracken's mother, Mrs. Kilmar.
went to Crater Lake Sunday, after
sp"emllnK Saturday nlfiht at Dia
mond lake. The parly left for
Grants Pass Sunday iiinht. Mr. Mc
Cracken is hranch niaiwmrr of the
Owl freiKht line, which operates
between Fufjene and Portland.
A miracle of smoothness and
delicacy, those new Mlro-Denft lip
sticks, at Colvig Drugs, next t he
Kialto theater. I'd
Itay Henderson, rancor hi
ehnro ' of the camp ground and
omm unity house at Crater Lake,
was in town this morning n husl
nesR. Mony loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co.. Km. 12, Palm Blk., cor-
ner Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ooff and
Hess H. Rodine. who Is matron of
Ihe girls' Junior college of the
:ugene Rible university, visited
Crater Lake National jiak yester
day. Another bic shipment of Victor
Radio with Fleet rola arrived to
day for tho Palmer Music House
io distribute In Medford. 151
Renjamln W. Hill, headmaster
of Hill Military academy, PortUnd,
Is In Medford visiting KiiKene UVr
and ot her members of the H. M.
A. alumni. Mr. Hill says that sev
eral boys expect to enter the acad
emy from this neighborhood when
tho fall term begins September II.
They are captivating, those new
Miro-Dena lipsticks, Kuld only at
Colvlff Drucs, noxt tho Klitlo the
ater, f 163
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Provost of
Weed, Cal., spent SaUii-tlay and
Sunday here visiting Mrs., J. W.
Tounp on South Oakdale.
Local and long distance hauling.
Wo eavo you money. Hawley Trans
fer, C19 N. Riverside. Tel. 1044-X.
16G
J. P. Kessler of San Francisco,
representative of the Constitution
al Indemnity corporation. Is spend
ing a fen dnys in Medford calling
ipon local Insurance writers. Mr.
Kesnler lived in Medford many
years ago nnd see many changes
In the city since then.
$5.00 Special, fcty. blocks Pr
load. Tel. 631. Med Fuel Co. tf
Viola Templeton, M iry Fdwards,
llnddon Hockey and Jasper Reyn
olds visited Crater Lake National
park Sunday. ;
Typewriter cleaning nnd repair
ing. Medford Typewriter Kxchangv.
14CIf
John H. Piper of Spokane.
Wash.. Roy Scout regional execu-1
iiv of Legion 11. which comprises j
Washington. Oregon. Montana an 1 I
Idaho, will he in Medford Thurs
day. Friday. Saturday and Sunduvl
to inspect the Crater Lake coun
cil. Mr. Piper will be neconipaniu
hy Charles M. Miller of the na
tional field department of the Roy
Scouts.
Those who have been waiting to
get their Victor Radio with Mine
trola should notify the Palmer
Music House to deliver from the
fourth big shipment. lf;
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Hooker. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hansen. Fr,,nk
Hansen anil Mrs. T. o. Fonse en
Joyed a trip to Crescent City yes
terdny. Let me write your ffro Insurance.
Carl T. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phon 99.V tf
Xydah Neil returned to her posi
tion In the county clerk's office
this morning, after a week spent
at Crescent City and other beat n
report w.
Packing Time
ia sandwich time. Ask
your grocer about Fluh
rer's new Sundwich
Loaf, the finer, richer
loaf.
i
I. J. I'tmtior of Alhanv 1 sp-ii'J-inw
u few layn in .Med lord aii-1
other southern (Mt'Mon ride vpli
ip with frit-mis;.,.
$2.50 per lorn!, green pine slabs.
12 or 16-ln. Ask about free klnd-
linn. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tf i
Mr. J. Q. D'ADifnl i in li!ire;
f Hi
llowi'i's for tho Cham))":
; of Conimcrcc wlmluwn this wek.
; Several heautifut basket of mixed
j summer flowei-N were placed there
I thin mnrniuK.
Treo props from clear lumber,
mountains today to inspect work i
, hefni; done
there.
i T' ee props, 1x2 full size, at Med-
! ford Lumber Co. 124tfi
n nnn-inans ai me noieis inny
, includ
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. John-
'i '" m ios ,m i . ii ii n ti i y. i ,
P. It. Dennis and family of San
iieuo. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Srhmidr
of Palos Verdi Instate. .Mr. and ;
Mrs. S. W. ltoblnson of Santa Hos.t.j
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wood or Angel , 12 or IB-ln. Ask about free kind
camp. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. S. Kurt of!nnBi M(i(1 Fuft! c TpIi oaK tf.
hintincion Park. Mr. and Mrs. :t.. M(lh)(, M(K.k (,ol)nty hfimf, (J(.m
). Williamson and daimhter of , nmiln,ljnn It(,fM, ,(lft nr Ashliind
.meiey. j,r. aim r.un
j While and sons of P.uibank. M
Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. Kock of Holly
A 1 ma Dobbs, Ruth Jackson." Ma
rlon Mcflraw, Mr. and Mrs. F. It.
MacKr.y of Los A ntfeles, ani the
following from San Francisco: Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Fields, Mr. nnd
Mrs. .1. O. Sanders, Mr. and Mis.
A. It. Kverard, Mr. and M rs. F,
P. Hart. Mary (iilbay, Mr. and Miv.
H. McKinney.
Free shampoo with marcel or
f infer wave, $1.00. Row man's
Rarber and llenuly Hhoppe. 1r7
Mr. and Mrs. K liner Templet on
left for a two weeks' trip to Cali
fornia this mot-nlnc-
Tree props from clear lumber.
Rltf Pines Lbr. Co., Phone No. 1.
1 1 Stf
The furest fire reported in the
Foots creek flist rict last Sat urday
; was put out yesterday after !; bud
t humed over acres of grass and
brush land. The blaze was caused
hy dynamite blast.
$5.00 Special, fcty. blocks per
load. Tel. C31. Med. Fuel Co. tf
Tourists from Washington at the
luneis today include Mrs. I).
Atkins of Puyallup. and the fnl
lowing from Seattle: Mr. and Mrs,
J. L. Conk, Mrs. Oiis and child,
Mr. and Mrs. K. .1. Creey, Hcfs
v nd Rose I la row It v.. Miss Rett:
I o llg Ii t ery a nd M rs. 1 ( . V. Wl I
Hams.
Out those fenders and auto
bodies straightened nt Rrlll'a Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 418. tf
Chuck Thomas has reutrned to
Medford after spending the past
two months at Crater Lake.
Corn, wart and foot remedies.
Dr. Halstead, general quack, 35 N.
Oakdale. Phone 1470. lri)
K. It. Price of Medford was In
the dry yesterday visiting friends
and transacting business. Mr.
Price lb connected with the Cali
fornia, Oregon Power company of
Medford. KlnmAth Falls Herald.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Big Pines Lbr. Co., Phone No. 1
121tf
Oregon Jans at the lintels today
include the following: Mrs. J. A.
Pruitt and di.ughter. Mr. and Mr.',
C. K. Rryle. O. L, Skele and Lu
cille and Norma Skele of Kugene,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis.
Mrs. F. W. Hawkins and 1 1. F.
Jensen and family of Portland.
A large stock of tree props nt
Woods Lbr. Co. 129tf
Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Rell or
Weed. Cal., were In Medford Sun
day visiting Kmil Rrophy.
Ooiug on sale. 2 5 silk dresses,
including Marion Prince dresses
that sold ,t Adiienne's for $ 211. 50,
August clearance price $15 at
Steward'-! $ to $25 Sinn. 155
Mrs. W. D. Chenille of Ftlcn.
Ohio, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs R. 11. Ctinkle last week. Mrs.
Cheadle is Mr. Conkle's mother.
Miss (tladys Holmes of Central
Point returned home today from
a ItUday trip to San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Rig Pines Lbr. Co,, Phone No. ).
118tf
Ross Ouiley, secretary of the
Oregon State Christian Kntleavor
association, left this morning for
Portland. Mr. Oullev Is an In
structor in the Kugene Rible uni
versity. Tree props. Tbat prop propper.
lre propper. price propper. prop
per place to get them. Medford
Lumber Co. 1 2-ltf
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Craig of Min
neapolis arrived in Medford
noon with Mrs. W. R. (inylord
Mr. Craig and Mrs. Oaylord are
sisters.
Medford Rondcd Warehouse Is
prepared to store g ruins, wool, hay
and merchandise of all kinds.
Money lonned on warehouse re
ceints nt reasonable rates, 1 40tf
Mrs. II. K. Webster of Yankton,
S. D,, left this moinlng after hav
Inu been the guest of Mis. A. V
(iraves.
The excitement at the corner of
Rnrtlett and Main today was caused
hy the delivery of another tug ship
ment of Victor Radios to the Pal
mer Music. 11 mm. 1M
Mrs. II. X. C.illespie of Raket -field
and Miss lrma Conberse of
Los Angeles left for their fit
of Crater Lake todav
Choice gladioli, 25c. n, dot: 150
varieties to choose from. See them
'it Samuelson's Flower (Innlcn. JtOX
Clark St. Phone 764-X. tf
Five, prohi.My caused from d"
feet ive wiring, partially destroyed
;i Ford roAiUter pai ked on Orange
street Sundav evening. The car
had been abandoned, and so far
the owners have not been found
Ffforts Me t.etng tmide todav to
determine if the i ar is a stolen
otic.
Tree props, assorted lengths.
Woods Lbr. Co. C'lMf
J. C. Mos. proprietor of the
Fntnue Cleaner of this city, has
opened cleaning estdi-hinent it,
iiiinn.n i iiihi Asniuxl. Hp ip
" ""'l ion, up ro-j
loi- bHSlm-Hn ateadlly imreuylns,
MftDFOftT) fATT,
II. J. Thompson of the Shell Oil
coin puny lia i eturiu'd to work,
following a two wefkH' vacation
Mi, and Mm. Kinte Coukle, aunl
and illicit' of f. II. ( 'nnk le. were
visitors here last week.
one assortment of ullk d rennet
and wilk conlH. value to $ 1 !.
ir choice
at Steward's tl t-
r. Ktoi-H. jfi.i
Mr. and Mrs. 11. hurkhart
and WJlll&m liooth of Oakland.
j , .f, (
ft for their homes last niKht
following a week's stay nt the Nop
cabin on Hogue rier, a the guests
of Mr. and .Mrs. ('. T. Noe.
,l rs. Frank Preston returned
home this mominK from San Frnn-cIm-o.
M i sm Mary York, instructor In
I children's litenunre at the Chip
; nensbili-if Slate N'oi'toal Mchnnl nt
Pennsylvania, is vlMtinK her sist-r
( A( f.M j, jj conklP
MIsh York In I
in ifi-filii!ilM of Ohio Sttnli. I'nii'di-iillu
and has advanced decrees at Co
lumbfa university. She will be id
Medford until the first of Septem
ber. S2.fiO ner Inn.l irronn rilnn nlfth
,iliM Hf.rnnftn ,n rnuttt wuu jt,
! clubs nd aHslvt In detnonsirations.
I At 3 o'clock she was to meet with
the thlud division cookery eltih,
W'hli'h Is siiiiervlsed by Mrs. A. C ;
Joy: at 4 o'clock with division one, j
! under the leadership 'f Mrs. W.
i VI. Simpson, and at 7: 'Pi with thei
j Cookei-y club, which is directed i
by Aire, liertha .McKinney. j
Miss Jean Cromar t Vanrouver ;
P.. C., arrived here today to visit i
with relatives. 1
Mahel Mack will visit the flirls'
Sewinc iuh and Hoys' Camp Cook-I
ery club of Kale Point. j
Tourist h from n it (stance nt th1
local hotels today Include J. P,
Kit 'pa Hie of Pittytnn, Pa.,: Mi.-s
I.. Thomson and Fred ,. Icon of
Salt Lake City, I'tah. ;4. II. Levshnn
of Piitsburgh. Pa.. Mrs. Chas.
Schuppel and Miss Lena Schupp-d
of .Springfield, III.. P. A. Smith of
St. Louis. Mo., Mr. and Mrs. C. H.i
Kremers j nd familv of Niairar.i I
Fa M.s. X. V.. V. :. Kb-,. Tin. Wn:. j
Melcheii of Lewlstown. Mont .,
l-'red Code-man n of Minneapolis, j
Minn., iind W. H. Frost and M -. t
and Mrs. W. A. Krnst of Chicago.!
III. 1
The Medford Oarderi eltih wi'l !
meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. r
O:oddard. .'i4 Plum street. The
liresidetit. Mrs. C. A. Swigart. re
quests the presence of every mem
ber. Interesting topics promised.
There will be a meeting of the
(KMj j
execu live committee ot t tn
Legion post tonight at the Arnmrv
for the purpose of discussing post
finances and other limeo-tom Imxi.i
nes-. Several projects are heinir
planned for the near future, in
cluding a big Labor day dance ;
be staged here on Monday. Sep
tember 2nd.
Mr. ; nil Mrs. Frank H. Thomo--'on,
Herbert Thompson jnid Mm.
I'll la H. limm ley arrived from Los
Angeles yesterday to visit Mr. and
Mrr., II. L. Rromley of South On!;
dale for a tew weeks. Airs. Thonii
son is .Mrs. Rroniley's sister.
Frank Hull, district supervisor
for he popular Oeneral Fleet nc
refHgerator, left thin morning fo.
R0ieburg on a .short business trip.
T
PRESIDENT HERE
N. M. St rent, . iirculilont of: tlip
OruKon Mttsknit Brewler' Ansooltt
llun, Inc., wiih In Mi'tltbnl tnrtav
on buslnciH n'RanlliiR Mm Red
lilunkot Muskrnt KarniK. Inc., wliirh
wiih rctpiitly Incorpnrntcd hore lor
Sr.ti.outl. The fnrm will he lociitpcl
on thf lloothby ranch two miles
i'uhI or I'rosueft. on which fcncpn
iukI other iniprovfiiicntx are now
in mushiats will Dp put on the I
neillK made. Two hundred pairs I
mini ny .owtnher
.Mr. Htiwl has spnimoreil oilier
in us Ii i at rarnis aucceHariilly, Includ
Iiik one ut Kort Klamath and one
south of Klamath Kails, which are
owned hy the Oregon -Muskrat
llrceders' Association. Inc. The
lorpoiHtititi ih the necotid one to ; nliiminum paint keeps nut from L'o
ho formed here In tho last month to :i per cent ,,r the heat of the I
for tin, purpose, of niiRliiR miislil,un. accm-dins; to r.-porn. The I
ints. Tho iiiemherH of the firm are cars are heini; constructed at a I
A. r. Hoothhy, preshlent ; Kdwln I. , ,., .:.. inm I
nooinoy, .Mnry M. Hoothhy. (. J,
Street and X. M. Street.
IS
ON MSDAY EVENING:
Much Interest Is Je4ng taken Jn
tin
Cftptif piT4ental ion ' Tf ' thei
latest Helen Xorris radio drama
over Station KM i U tomort ow
night . "Her Answer'" is the title
of Ihis new play which is iniil
to he em of M iss orri' hest
di aitiallc efforl. The ca.vt of
Topco .players will 111 lllde .'lch
old fjivorites as MeM'i W'iLli.ms. i Mr. and Mrs. ,1. M . l.oyd dr.e
Jo Murray Hostel. Karlc lavi. and up fiom S. n Francisco over lh-
Fletcher Fish. The plav will Mt.ri week end for a visit with Mr,
al 'i p. in and tout) "li-lnii m in ";l.od' parents. Mr. and Mr, i"
aie ui Ketl io tune In on ' (Vpro , W. li,dci ts. Mr. Loyd returned
Hour"' rtmptly at th n time in Sunduy. tut Mrs. Loy.l i r ma inc. I
order to get the entire pii.m.un. i for n oner visit.
I
The regular monthly meeting of'
the director of the Farm Hureau
("o-ttperat(e was held today. Th-': "
m-isIhii Wiii devoted to ji'dtiK inrr SAN lUKCO, t";l , Aub. 1 fi .-V-the
luslnecs of Ihe past mmit h. ' 1 )w hi ecu n.al an planes, torn
and a discussion of future plan ni.indcd hy !. leu tenant t'ouunHti
and pollcie of the co-operative. der Mntuer Wick, 1. ft Nth s:,,,.l
The directors present were: I this ai'tei noon on the fiivj ,. of n
T. Newt try. FhoetltV . J"hn Ander- flight to t 'levelaml. Ohio. , here
snn, Central point: J. II. Frrtich. 1 1 ln-v un to pai ticlj,te in the na
Fante Point: Justin Judv. Crifi !n tion.il air tines proci.nn. Tniuht
CreeK :uiil J. Ii. Mac'raken, il-phe planet uto scheduled to stay In
i rc'K a
hyMew.
TjUBTTyB, MEDFORD,
Now Showing at
lue and Miy McAvoy, u tulklig-
picture, is at Hunl's Craterian. The
audience was enthralled by It"
poweit'ul drama which Is greatly
e n h a n c v 1 by the dialogue se
i , M i
i
I ' '" 'f" A'lLhf !'vX 3 A
' si4 H$ ,w;J 1
Scene from 'tioptrerm'uiitk Monte Out md May mm- '
quences, music score and sound ef- ! the disaster, -the girl Is Infuriated necessary to every community if it
feets. iat him. Rni.lflter, vhen she lenrpsj!'H tn progress," said liev. Hutchin-
A bridge cnnstruciion foreman ; that it was hr own brother who j s"n
spanks the daughter of his em- ordered the ;Jty rnaterhil that I ho and do of life are deter-
Idoyer for smoking a cigarette neat' he might j-upyf-he wants of hisj,nf,,e,i hy the amount of volition.
the explosives storehouse. 'Ihe ro-
n them begins then
and there; later
wnen ;ne girl
i- Huston home,
sees him in her
cramped aiul uneasy
ill
ening
TPVTII T OTRIIrnP
I U J I I U WlRhfX
J J LAI ILL U I ilJl iLtlO
MARIoK;; X. C. Aug. )),JP).
One man wes badly beaten and
several others sustained bruises
j when l.iiaa strikers at the Clinch-
I field cotton mill bete early today
prevented -lull non-union men from
i i-t ii i imos " " v H ' o,- Mini.
Superintendent Henderson of the
mill was badly beaten with black-
J"cks and clubs wielded by strik-
nd strike sympathizers on
i picket duty at the mill.
! "Rring on your troops.' they
I shouted almost in unison.
Albert Huffman, organizer for,
'the union textile wmkers of Amor- 1
; ica. who has been counsellinu
peace, attempted to prevent t ro'.i
bin, but In- too was hooted down, .looked his clothing in naphtha and
The strike at MarioiC liatt heen,tlu" l tin to himself.
on about six week. At flrsl n com
pai'a'ively few Workers went "out.
Then the plant was closed down.
Two weeks ago ail at tempt was
made to take a number of non
union workers into th" mill and a
fight occurred which resulted in
the arrest and fining of 'a dozen
striker..
According 1 o the announcement
of 1 S. Motiinnis. passenger traf
fic manager for the Southern (m
clfic, ten new type lounge ars,
painted with aluminum paint which
will reflect the sun's heal, are neav-
inf hid I net;., shjdlue' shrdluetao
Inn compli-lion. fin us,' on
he ea -t
, whie.i
to west trip. The new
will also have a new type ,(f win
dow glass, keeps out K(i per cent ( Ii It F.ST 6 -room unfurnished
of the sun's heat, are the first of, house, newly decorated and ga
their kind to be used in Ameriea. raK''- rl,,s' in- ''ine :iT!t L. 1 ii I
although the glass 1
In India and Africa
d nil trains:
ltecent tests have shown tlut
MTJURN MRS. L0VF.L
WILLIAMS' CIIKKK. Ore., An;.
!!. (Special. ) Krlends are sad (..
hear of ihe pi.sslni. away of Mrs.
.to tin Lnvcl nf Mt.dl'ni d Tliiii'clnv
ii,u u-ei-k ti I ,iv.i
i resident of Wittl.ims f,r sever il
j years, lutermeni was in the fiou
1 cher cemetery, Sunday al'tcrnomi
: The family has t lie xympat hy of
! their many friends here.
! Dm: cue Lenimon has heen vif
i it inu at the home .if his uncle.
I lo l.cmmon. this vi ek.
Tucson, Aruohu.
ftliEcOK. MONDAY. ArfiTftT 10. 1020.
Hunt's Craterian
clothes. ..she- la .n tdt ashamed of stnblished here," he further stat- ! Mohr and Rob Stoltze.
him iitid trends him away. . . jcd. . ; Those going to other Oregon co'-
When the bridge .collapses at the) Dreamers are scorned nnd legep are: Rene Walker. Ktigeii"
dedicatory ceremonies and the 'sneered at by the majority of i Rihle university: Victor Milne,
forejnj.u confesses that he ordered 1 People, but It is they who accom- ! Frederick Rrommer, Oroville Loc.t
the Inferior steel responsible for I'lish the most. "A dreamer is tell, Ai Rliton. Oregon Si ate col
est ravage m.rwi! and thnt the
j foreman hnti hPlitled her brother
to siitireWr; iiicn father, tho
i girl gorf Wo,'. vvKh him to start
life anew.-
'
4 vlM
FipiiREL
-. iPi 1 1 , ni. J tZL. 'L
nnjiii
dak, killed his wife and four chil
dren with gas fumes and took his
own life with poison after setting
fire to his ho.use here early todav.
Firemen who broke into t:ie flam-
ii ik im'u.m- Hiumi . i is, agoeuiie
Nielson. and her four children.
Xiels Huns, nine: Rertha. eight;
Paul, six; and Rodtdl, two. dead in
the bedroom. F.verv gas jet in the
house had been opened.
Nielson's body was found In the
bathroom.
Over the bodies of his wife and
children, the father had thrown
napht ha. Following this he ap-
parent ly entered the bathroom.
j I tie house was only slightly
. damaged. The body of .Mrs. Xiel
j.von was burned but those of the
1 children were untouched.
Xefghhors said the killing clim
axed a night of quarreling.
SENATOR EDGE HAS
F
WASMl.f!T(l.. Auk. l!i. (Pi
The state departliii'nt annouiietid
! tudaj- it had 'heen ndvNed by the
l-'reueti Movei-niin'hl thnt the selec
tion ot' Senator ';ilter l:. Kdue
i ef New .lers-y. ns ambassador tn
; t'.'iris, !iiet wiih 's npprial.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l.(ST On North Central Ave.,
carved ivory narcissus brooch.
Ur;.rd. Ueturn to Tribune of
fic . 1 r l
.-c 1 1 1 SAI.K
S!'0; S Jei
Kresh young Jersey,
heifeiw. S 7 : : snlen-
diil saddle horse, 34 sheep.
Including young i Imrouuhhrert
Hninpshlre huck. Mm): electric
Thor washer, ictrola. some fur
niture, reasonable, tlreen leafs.
Stae Head. 1 111
Ton TIIAIli: K.uilty In 1H2K
Oldsmohile Sedan, .triven 1 P.tMlO
miles, Kind condition, for wood
snia II car or ;.s down ta uient
on house and hit close in. Phone
oit sai.i:
Wrile or
rrospect.
Four Jersey cows,
call A. T. lioothhv.
K.l
FOli NAI.K 7,1. n AVillvs-
Knight sedan. Thi car lust
nicely hroketi in. Will sell at a
lui; discount. 1 L'S S. Riverside.
14!Mf
FOK sai.i-:
At a sacrifice, owner moW-d east,
a-roor modern home on paved
street. Hose in: nice lawn, shade
trees and n-u u.,rai;e. Should
sidl fur ;i.nni. owner has priced
tliis at ,:':'nt: n-i ns. This is
the host hiiv offered In Medford
tdav. !f yuU can see a hamaln.
here ft is
Modern fi-rooni himie. west
side, paved street, dandv fnmt
and hj(ek yar.l. plenty shade
new ttaruKe. ;i hedrooms and
hath upstairs, large livim; and
dinim: rooms, hai .(wood floors,
fireplace: cannot he duplicated'
for $:."no. owners moved tn
California, instructed lis to Hell
for Sar.mi; i.-rnis. This is an
investment and hat-wain. Host
hoy in town.
Hi S. liartlett. Phone S!r.
! iii:Ki:i-: sims
T j 111
I'FOH HI-: XT -Store room In Nash
Hotel l.tiildinu: uood lease. See
HI M. .1enn!ns at JeniiinL-
Loan Office. South Front St
i : r
Foli SAI.;: (inn, watches and
diamond yoiui; jiI cost, as we are
Hosim; out our
week . also store
sale. Jenntngt I
loi-.i:ifHs
fix' uret
nan Offic
this
for
South 1- root st. l,iS
FOI! SAI.K 1 portalde Victor i
phono;Ti aph r h c ii p. Jennim I
Louii Office, j Front St. lii
REV.HUTCHINSON, .
LAUDS TED BAKER
Rev.' Robert1 A. Mutchlnson,
pastor of' the Northmiiistei- Pies
byterlan church of Portland, was a
Kest of the Kiwanis club this
noon at the Hotel - Medfoi d. and
ave a very interest I uk talk, en
titled "Hash." Itev. Hutchinson
said tha " Hood River ain't what
it used ' to be. since Ted Maker
came to Medford." He also said
that he ihonpht Mr. linker hiul
contributed . more to that commu
nity than any other person in tne
last- ten yenrd.
KesldeH finding it necessary t
b.i.r., ...., is ...i,.. u
fiohnol,. Mr. Hutchinson said that j "Iher activities. Those who have
he had found it necejarv for three signified their intention of entei -V'
to 'be added to the list. The ' lug tl"' "RR" university arc: fieorv 1
itltree."H stnnd for vision, volition.
itndventure. "Someone had to
have a vision before the Medford
municipal airport was voted on.
and before Ihe water svsfem wmt
wr WMI nG said, because "there f
j nothing good Out good will, and
! "img uau nut nad will."
j Hp nIs( stated that "H" there is
n" venture, there is no progress.
!"" notning can go lorwnrd if
jinere ih not someone ti blaze thejslty of Washington: Kric Plerson,
j trail. If there had not been such a j Ailecn Piersoii, AI Stoehr, I'nlver
; thing ns venture, the Oregon conn-i sity of California: Marv Adamson.
itry would never have be.n sett led I , un,,- !,.,-.,.: it,. ..t i-..ii
; Lnjoy your venture, whether
.goes your way or not."
j Claude C. Cate, former county
ngent, was aiso a guest of the cjub
j today, and nvacado pear salad was
! served for lum h, made from pears
brought to this city by Mr. Cute,
j He told about the avacados, which
were formerly known as alligator
pea is. One of the j tea rs was
i awarded as a prize. They common-
!iy seventy-tive cents or
idolar aniece
Plans were also made for the
Kiwanis caravan to advertise the
picnic at the Klks picnic grounds
on Labor Day.
Grants Pass Asks
President to' Stop
Trout Bootleggers
ClltAXTS PASS. Ore., Aug. !
If). (:P Apiireciatitig t h e j
fondness of President HimvCr :
for fishing, angles here have & i
fu laid the matter of bootleg-
ging steelhead trout near the
mouth of Rogue river by I
commercial fishermen, to the '
chief executive. .
It 0iurts of Wholesale '
v slaughter of steelhead down
the river have continued
within the tuni ten days at j
such an extent that Krederick
fiurniiam. retired business- -: ;
4 man and sportsman, yostor-
day sent to telegram to the !
president Appealing for aid to
stop it. .
Fire Out of Control
SAI.K.M, Ore., Auk iii(
Timber fire, which has heen under
control for several (lays in the
holditiKs of the Kotir S Lumber
compnny in eastern Marion count v,
jumped the east boundary last
niKht and is now in the holdings of
the Silverlon I. umber company.
New Comfort for Eyes
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
OPTOMETRIST
404 Medford BIdg.
Be Original
Let Us Make Your
H6liday
Greeting Cards
This Year
Cards of your own design
at reasonable prices.
SHANGLE
STUDIOS
318 Med. BIdg.
Phone 1308
HVERSITYVSLL
GET13STUDENTS
Many Medford high school grad
uates are preparing to ent'-r college
tUis f.ilt ami already those- who will
attend schools in i alifornia are
l)eghining ti h-ive for the sout;i.
A large number of -tudciiis havr
applied n R. H. Conkle. principal
of lie Medford high school, f-r
credentials. Others have this yel
to do. records show.
Cnivcisiiy (if Oregon will draw
3 local students tills yc:.r. Sev
eral of them are former Medford
high school football players and
i others are eoually prominent in
1 Riiteman. Rill Morgan, ( liliuru
! Moore, Don M o o r e, uoroin
Schnehle, Jack Hughes. Rernard
Hughes. P.ettlah Core, Deny Janes,
I Rill CfiW-nnail. Anlt.'i Mohr, Kill!. I
lege; Ver Dean Harvey, Southern .
Oregon Normal school; Louise
Hampson, Albany college.
J Jennie 1 h.rrell and John Con- ;
tier will attend West Point; Lowell,
D-w will enter the I'niled Stat j: ,
Naval academy nt Annapolis.
other students and the colleges,
J which th-y will enter arc: Kllow j
Mae Wilson, Opal Harvey. Marvin'
Albert and Louise RtKard. Fniv
fornia ;:t Los Antdes; Kd Demmer.
Helen Rogers. I niver.-ity of Ne
vada: Mildred Lawrence, Col leu"
of Idnho; Louise Conner. San Jose
Junior college; Leah Inch, I'ni
versity of AriZ'-na: D-lmar Parker.'
St;,te T.-ai hers' college, Snn Ill-go:1
Hi uner Plat t. Sacra ni'-n to .lunioj-college
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