Medford mail tribune., August 20, 1929, Image 2

-TOE TWD
Iocal and
-'Personal
Two Hinall Iuvh were rniicil to,
liio local forest wrvlee office this!
jnornintf. A ttn firo was hum-j
liiR ulonc the Ijirlfi highway two j
mlh'H oust of Anhlund. Another ,
.ruiu.ll liUw! was n'ltort'-tl from the
llukiim iinKH UMrlet hi Sams,
. Valley. y .. I
", 1 Kur work of all kinds. llmlm j
' Fur Kliop. Phone 7 us.
HcV. 1) o I b 1; r I lltiKhes, Mrs; ;
,Huvhi;H HIMl two f'HiH li ft IhlK ve-k
for OKlen, t'tah. ufler visitltiK for'
several diiyti M the home of U v. ,
Jl unites' KriHlmulher, Mm. Jtelle ;
K. Littrell. . Kev. lluM)ie in on his'
way home after attending the v'yn-'
yention . of the t'hriytlun churcn :
lield at Sfutilo thlM month. I
A not li or big shipment of Victor
Radio with Klectrola arrived to-
,day for the Palmer MuMc Home:
to distribute In Medford. 151
A, mnrrfuKC. liense wan IkmucI .
"yesterday afternoon to Hlrhurd It !
Camibell uild Mlunehe A. Ma;-!
lean, both of Aslilaml. !
F. AW i:artle(t. furrh-r and taxi-'
dermf!. will o-n simp In Medford:
on or, about Kept. 15; lo-itlun an-:
no u need Inter. .
K. IV Hands, cadastral engineer '.
from the forest service generil
land office at Portland, was in
Medford today calliiiK ut the lueul ,
office.' Mr. Kami has just return-,
cd from a trip into the I'mpquaj
divide,, country where he invest!-j
'ttuted MiirveyltiK work heliiK car
ried on there. j
Those who have. been waiting to,
get their , Victor. Radio with Ktee-'
tn1n nlinnlrl nnllfv t Vl A Pill til fr i
Music House to deliver from the j
fourth bit; shipment. 10tJ
. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vlnkerloh and j
Hon of Veplurti. tlo'l"'d j
Medford lust iiJkJR ad l,l f "' j
t'ratcr Lake this moinijiK J-pendj
tho qlKht... Mr, IMnkertnn Is editor
und publisher of the Ventura Star.
Re said lie waif flf'llK"tM with wh it
he liad cen of Med ford and south
ern Oregon.
Medford Typewriter Kxehi.njre- -
Rentals $3.Ml per mo., ? mos. 7.li0. t
1 4;tf
Mrs. Adeline t.ove. wlm hn been
at Rainbow camp for th past two
weeks, left this morning for (Iran s
1'a.ss.
Corn, wart nnd font remedies.
J)r. Halstead, general quack, 35 X.
Oukdaic. Phono 1470. 151
MIshcs .1. Hilton and A. Hilton
of Cincinnati left for OMer Lake
this inornlnK on the Miifie.
"Wlndoiv tilaH, all slz"s; nine plate
'kIhks. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.
Marrhijre llenses Issued at tb"
office of the county clerk thin week
.Include the following: Kilnar .lumen
"Williams and Minnie llessoy. Kan
Francisco; Clifford A. Taylor and
Mary Furber, lied niul'f. Oil; Sam
mil ,M. Thorn, Vullejn, and Nellie
Elevens, San Francisco: Ilotsuto
S)iraUawn. Kerry, and. Mho llaso
guwn, Portland,
Fur work of all kinds. Hodtres
Fur Shop. phono 72. Kfi
., A reduction In round trip fares
for Labor day was announced by
the .Southern Pacific t.idi.y. Round
trip tickets lo all points In Oregon
will be nold for fare and one-third,
and tickets will be on sale from
AllRUsl 30 to September J, llielu
slve. The return limit will be Sep
tember 4. '
A miracle of ' amootlinoas femt !
delicacy, those new Miro-Jena 1 (
Htlcks, ut CoIvIk liriiKH. next the
Riullo theater. ir.It
IT. J). Olsen, traveling freight
nnd pusHcimer fluent here, left for
Ihinsmulr, Cab, on buisiiess last
nlKht.
- Going on mile, 2 T. slllc dresRe.
IncludluK Marlon 1'rlnce dresses
that sold ut-Ailrlcnne'H for $:.';.&(.
August clearance price $Ki at
Steward's $1 to L'5 Sfnro. Itr.
Among the Vnshlni.'lonln" 1
ibtemd al the Medford hotels this
..,.,rnln.. tliA ..tlnu-littr- Ml
and Mm; li. H. Hchnebly of KUens
bui'K. and the following from Ke
Httle: Mr. and Mrs. 10. C. Pit ree,
Mildred jh( Allene My re. Mr;.
Anna M. Ko.clle, Mr. and Mrs. J.
If. Creenflehl, Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs.
M. F. Reed and daughter.
Money binned to worthy people
to pj.y their holies! debls. Tbonms
Really Co., (Cm. P.!. I'alin Rlk.. cor
ner Main and Front, iipstalrs. - 1 1 f
Joe Henfrley of Ash bind and II
H. CnrlesH of Talent were Meltoul
viitors Monda' afternoon.
lnllee a) Nit I Wed and Sut. Pi-'
kci. belter ntiisie. I ",r,
Mrs. II. M. Chtidw ick and . bil
drcn. Donald i.nd Shirley, b-ft Mon
day for their home In Porttjiud,
after vlsitinjt for two i-ks at Hi
home of Mrs. ChudvvbkV moiber
Mrs. P.elte V'.. I.liirell. on South
NiMVtnwn Hlreet.
A la lire sttck tf lice prop" :i
Wnoils l.br. Co. I'J'.Mf
Mrs. li. C. Jerome "ill arrive in
Medford tomorrow after h pending
the summer In ( ulirornla.
I 1 ee propf, uj 1111 niie, m .mii
t .....1..... 1 1 n r
Practically
every restaurant, liotcl,
fountain nnd eating
houso in Medford und
vicinity uses Fluhrcr'i
Sandwich Loaf.
Nuf f Sed
A inceihu; of the rouds nnd hinh-! The water ultuation in Ashland
ways committee of the Chamber Is j:ood at the present lime ami no
ot Commerce lias been calb-d for j further curtailment In linage ap
this oveniuj; by J. W. Wakefield, 1 pears probable, accord Idk to Water
ehalrman. j Superintend nt Karl Hosier. Tal-
The excitement at the corner of Irrigation water it heinu uved
Bartlett and Main today was caused l" Irrluale l.lthia park and ci'y
by the delivery of another uib ship- J water fountain! have been cut
merit of Victor Radio to ih pi-i down to a minimum number of
mer Muslo House. 151
James O'prlen, Applexatc ranch
er, was HtnoiiK the rural visitors
in town this tuorninu.
1 in- tue eaiiiauoK, loose new j TidflC's
Miro-D.Mia lipMieks. sold only Ll jr,.rm' Speeb.l. feiv. Jdocks per
OdviK Urn, next the Rialto the- ',,,. T(.L j , Af.(', Kut Co. If
l.,3j ()(.t tn,)N(, fender and auto
, "SieeMiead llob," well known lo-; bodies siralnhtcneu' at Prill's She't
eal fNlierman. says that the steel-j Metal Works, opiioslte Iewis Kiiiei
bead fishing is not iiad. Mc had ! Service Station. Phono 4 1 K. tf
yoiid lio-li on the Cut: no Sund:,y. j Mr. and Mrs. I). II. How and
"If may be a lony time between json Merlin visited the weyk end
biles, but a lot of the time Is used tat the, home of M,,K. Newhiun.
In landing those that do bite," Hob' Choir" gladioli, I'.u; i doz; 1'jO
said. j varieties lo choose from. See them
Fur work of all kinds. Hodges!" KuinimWii's Flower (iurden, -'"S
Fur Shot". Ph.me 7'j. ;,i j Clark SI. Phone 7.4-'. tf
U. Mae ' Mel'berson, for a num- Tiu fln' l,'partun nt wits called
lier of veins "pro" on the Medfo i i ! out :iI ,hi- u
course, and well known in Ash-jKri" rir t .the lutcreclloii of
land, has taken over thu concc- j M,tin ,,n'1 "lh ''tr4-
sloii and is now Kiviri' lessons on '
the Asbl.-.nd course. It Is his plan
to remain In Ashland at least dur-
inn the fall and winter months. i
Ashland Tidings. I
Tree props, assorted length;.!
Woods I. ir. Co. U'Htf
Hr. I). A. Chambers informed j
the Mail Tribune today that tliej
Olp n state board of examiners in I
optoniciry will hroudeast o v i- r i
K;, Portland, every Friday even-1 '
inn at i:l' an cdiieational program
on the rare uf eyes am! optometry.
Local and l"im distance hauling.!
We save you money. Ilawb-y Trail
fee, tint X. Kiverside. Tel. Mi l l-X.
'(;
1
fiuesls from a dislance In Med
ford inludo R. . Kr.se of Hun -
lulu. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hersan of
tin, Mr. and Mrs .1 . . I..,san nt ,
"r "!'.? "." " ' - Mrs-
II. C Shirley of tMnal
'
Itafner (,f Ni-w Vork Clly
'
P.i j -
Maiire al Xa) Wed and Sal
(,er, better uuislc.
There will be an election and
lnstallatjui .of officci'H of the J!;tri
bers" union this evenin : at H o'clock
in the Labor hall, aeeordlm; to J.
I:. Kldwetl, loeal organizer.
S'.0d Sj ial, fety, Murks per
load. Td. tilll. Me, Fuel o. tf
Mr. it ml Mrs. I,. It. Wilkins nf
Klami th KalN were Medford vi -itnt'H
yesterday.
The Hand l!ox. -'J.'l V.nt Ut li S. .
will n-upen vr-ry so.m, with a smar;
line uf Tall millinery, exclusive h'
no( expcil!-ive. Wateh for opentn-'
announeement. ;,t;
Tree prups fium clear lumhe-.
Itlff rims Mir. Co., Phone No. 1.
1 1 xtf
Tourist h and otber.s from Cali
fornia, registered at the hotels. In
elurle Mrs. K. (.', Ulchey of San
ivdro, Mr. and Mis. (',. c. (Iiosh
of rorterville, Dodue and Crace
.laeoliszoon of San IHcko, Mr. and
Mrs. M. t. Itoller and sou of l'a!o
Alio, Mr. and .Mih. Ityrne Vi.lk of
Santa Monica, Mrn. A. K. lirlclcson
of Holi; wood, Ith'bartl I. Turner
and family of Clendalc. II. K. Har
ler and family of Alhamhra. li.
W. Harris and family of Covin;..
Mr. and Mrs. C. I!. Oslmme of
l.outr liench, Allen Srlhert an. I
mother. Mrs Helen Snair and
mot her, Mrs. M. W. France, Mr.
and Mrs. I'Yank Meier, Mr. and
'I. C. UNI,., M Snmlbetv
and Mrs. K. C. Ih-hey of l,uH An
ucIcn, and the folluwlim fi-iMii San
Kranclseo: Mr. jm.l Mrs. II. '.,
aaru-lsoti. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Lar
son, Mr. and Mr.s. S. (I. Saron.s.
M r. a nd M is. .1 . A. Mather, M r.
and Mis. James MeKlnley, Alice
tV Cut; Icy. Winifred Lowe, Dr. und
Mrs. It. I). UnhtTtMou.
Tree props. That prop propper.
size proppor, price propper. prop
per place to net them. Medford
I. umber Co. l it f
Typewriter cleaning and repair
ing. Medford Typewriter Kxebanuo,
1 Ititf
W. o. iKwitz of Chie.-iKo and
Mi-h, Kvelyn Koehler of Vrckn are
Ihc quests of Mrs. K. M. Wultei
at her home on KIhks liiKhway.
Let mo write your fire insvirancv.
Carl V, Teimwald, Hotel llollaiil.
Phone iHHt. tf
The MIvhcs Dnrulby and Mary
Lee ItohertM will attend the Caf
li!al private Hchool In Palo Alio
this fall,
$J.:n per load. Kreeti pine slabs.
IU ur l-in. AU aliunt free khui
UliK. Med. Klie Co. Tel. f
M iss Ma rue ret l.nce of Marsb
lield has been visiting at the home
of Kite Wold for a few days v
her rem in from San Francisco.
Waicb for announcement uf c.ir
pcuter's new shoe store opening
soon. -:t i;. .Sixth St. Ii.i
from Portland registered
at local hold include Jessie Cleve
land. Fae lllchanlvoh, (i. ;. Whit-
iker and itioiber and Mrs. I.. I..
Younc,.
Trie propK finni ibar luniber.
I!ii; Pine l.br. Cu., Phone No. 1.
I L' Mil
Mr. and Mrs. I lean Sordon jnel
children and .lack Ci.mble. T-d '
Jackllni, and Fvidyn i'omittin. -
of Saiiiu ltjirliara. Cub. left tbls
tiioinliur fr Crater I.akc to spend
several dayi. They ha e iiivt i e
turncd from Vellow ,,ne and llain-li-r
.National parks.
Free fdia litpou w 1 1 h marcel nr
f Inter wave, I ,mi. I to v man'-'
Marher and lieauiy Sboppc, i;,7
Tree props from cle,i r hi m her
Pit; PincH l.hr. Co.. Phu no No. 1 .
1 I M f
Hr. Frederick 1. Strtckrr oT
Port la ml w at a week end mit
of Mr and Mrs. A. J. K locker at
their caltn at Pinion Point on the
Poinie. Ir. Strieker raiW in Sep
letnl.er f"l' I'tltope, win-re be w'M
stMd pill. lie beiiltli sjvtcuis in sev-
ri.l cMuntrlc.
T." per bud. Kl II Pine sb.lM.
1 - or !! -In. A-k ab.utt fr.' kind
lieu. Mc. Fuel Co.. Tel. t;;ti. tt
Moslem .1-iiH'in apattmcnt with
hot nnd enhl water, e,,,, m
t welt v. In front of Mall Ti il.une
bulblttiK- Aiply at offbe. lolMf
Mr. und Mis. It. i:. N'fumH'i and
lauynter i.steiia have returned
home from a Victtin trip to Pat
rick's Creek and Crescent City.
Tree pros f i mih clear lumber.
PU Pines ,hr. Co.. Phone No. 1
I 1 : f
It ne assortment of Mlk dresses
and Kllk CoatR. Value in ? l'i
Your ehnlep ' at Steward'n 1 H
K'T' Store. jr,r
MEnroTtT) 'matti
spools 10 prevent the reat waste
'.vhjeh iM-curs there. The si ream
fbw apiu-oxiniates 3,M0',ipHl tin'
lons daily, with I he consumption
appf-oxluiatel y i be same. Ashland
All noii-pei ij-habje jiruduec that
Is to be sent from here to the Cali
fornia state fair, should be left at
the chamber of commerce tomor
row, l. M. Jjowh, in charge of the
evhjjjft, unnouipreii, Mr. l.pwe i.s
esirous of reeeivliiK a laiKC num-
f crop Mpecimens of Krain.
.jtrotato'H, .snuiihIi and id hey pru-
tiu:iM Miiu.ii.ue va" lie- iunt- m im-
Jackson county exhibit at Sacra
ment
i.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,.vllM,llf) ,h,i
tlm .1.H...I..-,- l ,:nn,.n.M Vlfl,
at
ifflec
-.libv ,AukUki J7;i 'Mr. -Uvo- ays.
;Thee;vtll le xliipped by exre,ss.
'pf,c mm -perishable sliipuient will
I
I
"'be made, by freight. I ,
1
CHIEF'S PLUNGE PARTY
A lare crowd ot nearly latl boys
wen- quests at the free .swimming
jiartv t:ivcn (bis moi-niiiK at Ihc
.Me,frd Nat by l'i'- Chief Itoy
Klliotl. They sWi.m, dived, spia-di-aml.
and in eueial had the kind
of a Kood time which only boys
under I I can have.
pefore the boys went in the
tank. Mr. KUiott and I,. M. Ilrmvn
bavo talks upon fire prevention.
They told the boys of the part
they can play In tafeKuardinB live-.-and
properly , by being vareful with
matches and fires ', ,
, JM'. i Kllloji; plains (o nifiVe the
sew im mint; part an annual affair
for .Medford boys. , ' - : t
CARPENTER TO OPEN"
I '. .1. ( 'nyjM-nicr, who w as for
merly in the Mine liusinc.a In Med
ford, has returned from Kort
Worth. Texas, where he was cull
ed about 1S months a no on busl
iich.s a ml In the near future will
reopen his store at KaM .ixth
street with a full line uf ladled'
misses' ami children's shoes in the
new fall aud winter styles.
Mr. Carpenter, on his trip uerons
the country, stopped . in marly
every town and city of any conse
quence, anil xays that Medford,
to his ihlukitu:. Is the b'st busi
ness (own of Us si.c that he has
been In.. , II i' declaicd, himself as
jilad tii Ket back to .MedfonI, and
will be 'hem to sUiy. ... , . .
Daily Meteorological Report
Tmsdny, Anmist lltl
Forecasts
.Meiirord'itnil vicinity: Vnsettled
tonlnht and Wednesday. . Cooler.
t -choii : PnseHb'd tontKht and
Wednesday; probably with rain
northwest portion hikI iiIohr coast.
Cooler in interior Wednesday.
Local DaU v 5 K
reinperatme (IVus.l . ns ."u
IliKlicHi (Last U hts.i !t"i ks
Uiwesb tUiht 1 hrs.l.. Pi all
(tel. hnmldliy (Pct.t .. lk n-'
Stale ot weather Clear Cb ar
. I. a went letupcralnte this morn
in. 'H denrei'M.
Total prcclpilHtlon sFnce Sed. 1.
I I'l.ay Inches.
'lompeialuro m yuar uko today
HkhcHl, HI slowest. I.
Smisci today, i b.'i p. m.
Sunrise Wi'dnexdHy, a:'J. a. m.
Sunset Wednesday. 7:";t p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITT 2i '
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Mnl-i'r Clly .. . 7(1 1 1 ('li ar
lllsimiri'l- .M Clrar
linl.-ic . . . Ml M Cli-ur
Iti'llHT nn IM I'lumb
H'H. Molllis . Tn till Ivlllll
l'-rr.ni . I'" rii';ir
lli-lciiH !'l .-nl I'lrur
Ui Ami;iIc . . (li! l'c:ir
Mlllnllfli'lil 1" Cli.ml.'
I'luirnK I mi 7s e. Cily.
Cori i.imi 7s r.i p. ciiv.
Uiil llhilf in.' f.s t li:ir
Itiisi'lmi'it .. Mi Is Clijir
ShIi Ijikp Clly ss M I'linr
San Ki iinrliro "il M CUniily
Saliln Pe 7s is Clin,-
s.muli- us M P. Cily.
SiMikiinv . 71 Hi P. I'll).
Wiilln Willi . SHI d-Hr
liinlpov l Clrnr
.1. lll'TCIIISON,
.Moli'oroloi;l,
trthttxt!, rttnroTCD,
76 Years Ago Pioneer John Beeson
Filed Claim on Wagner Creek Land;
Place Has Remained in the Family
Wellborn Peeson calls attention
to the fa t thai 70 years ai!. Au-(
KUst Ii:h. his grandfather. John.
lieeHon. fib-d on a donation lam)
elalm on Warner creek, near Tal-1
eni, and tlua some member of lb"'
family lias resided thereon ewr 1
sinee. His sister, Mva, Anna t.'ar-i
tcr, resides iJiere now. , '
Welborn says tho emigrant (ruin1
In which bis father Closed the,
plains ami came to Oregon. In I H ;'.!
was the largest train thai ever
ei.me to tlie Itoue River valb-y. ,
conHistint. of 1 '10, wagons, 3(hj peo
ple ami bend of tut tie. Tiny j
endured all the hurdshlps of those'
curly das on the plains, lneludinui
slcitness, trouble wii h Indians,
shortauo of water at times, storm.',!
ete.
When tliey reuchd the valb-y
i hey look claims i.nd start d to:
make "little llopie in the Wetil.'f
There were lots uf Indians here at
that time, und they were often veiy,
Lnquiiltive and hittd to get ulont;
with. :
Mr. Iteeson said hinicr rntman s
futher and bis father. Wilbur Pee-,
The ISaml Pox millinery n1
will reopen for businesrf In a very
short time with u new uttdt of fa",
and winter millinery. Mrt. I '. AJ
(.'arpenter (formerly Mmmy lou i
Cavanait','bl has just returtiel fro:n;
San I'Yuucisco where nhe purehas- i
cd all new millinery for her open-
in t;oon. t
Her store, will be in the same
location a before, j.t blast
Sixth street. The store lias been
remodeled and tis very ( attrjp tlve.
Mrs. Carpenter Jtivitejj old i i(stom-
nd new to attend t he
nin4
this
which will bv announced,
paper sunn.
At a special meeting of the
cilv
last
planuim; commissions Utld
t-Mlit. Hr. It. II. KUiott was Kt'ttnied
permission lo erect a Htore build
in at the cm ner "nf Kast Main and
Almoud streets. Although a spe
cial permit was necessary, there
were mi objections voiced and lb.
Kllnll Hinted that, he would comply!
wilh all overniuR roles In con- j
struelltiK the store builtlin.
l'lniotl u'nnonneed'ilortay ihtil'
plans for (he building wen: still In -
definite and tha: i;o slcps hal been
1 aleu toward Jakinj; out a permit.
REPORT SMALL FIRE
ELK CREEK DiSTRICT
Peports of a small fire hurnini; 1
in the i:ik Creek district were re
ceived nt the loeal forest service 1
offb e at one o'clock this nfP-r-.
noon. The lda7c wa on ihc c t !
fork of the stream and near t lie
mouth In the Crater national for-'
est. It had covered 'ihoul one
haif mi acre '
Two small f irus reported this :
moi ulnt. one east of Ashland audi
another in the Sam's Valley dis- j
trlet were u uiler cont rid late t bis
afternoon, . ,
4 i
BAND BOX MILLINERY f
WILL RE-OPEN SOON:
. -. i
SCHOOLS NEXT TEIiModel Bakery
111 W. Main
Ail will ln n.lili'il In llii' IHi'-'iH
riiuiiii'.i lit Sin- .iiiiiinr ;nnl M.'iilui'
lilk'li iii IiihiIm. w it ti M IS.s ljllllKI'
llolli'liKii-k an Inslriii'ti.r. Sin- hits
liml si'Ni'ral iMir' rtn'rii.ii'r, hthI
ivii ImmI In r A. II. ilii.-rir In nil.
ut tin' I'nlvi'r-ity nf irrnin. ttilv
y.-i..-. Miss Tiill. lll-n. k was In I In-t-Hj-
:v frw ilii making iii'l
uiallmiN fur (lie vnrk. In inlili
tii.n tu ti'iirhitiK In tin', nilvlinri'il
Iimwi-k. Miss ll'illfiil'Hi k will a Is. i
siin'tA Ui art In tin- i li'inriiliity
ur -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
A TCI -AeiTace lor coo pern
t ive eptcrpi ise. State offer. 1 I "
l-'oi k St.. Ahhind. :i
WAXTKh liv pricttcal nurse,
children to care fer by dav or
hour and evi'iiiim. MY lu k St.
l-hone i::r.- . I.'.t;
1-'1H; SAI.K l;itaurant and
t'onniin hotie lining a Mood
busliuv-'S. Will sacrifice for
, ipliek Ha le. nceoiitU if sickness.
Call at H I S. Il'vei'sule. I T
I'ul: l;l;.T t rm.m. s(,.ani li.-at.
Frlk'liliitrr. lint I'nlni riiimr. i;a
rilKiv 1 :l r. N. Ilnllv Kill
l-'tOI sJ.M.l:- Trail, t. Pat j SihimhI
I1..11.I St. hi. I..-'
I'-nU S W.K -Linn h . n'lnirr nun
plrtriv itnilipril. I.n-atial in lniHi
n.s iliutil. il-iint a nti'i' Inisi
11. s 'lliii.tl Irai- xtitti very l"tt
iiviTlii'.ul A iMnl.'rfiil optnir
1 11 n ll v fur si.iup ('in'. S.-. Challrs
A. Inu .i-iii . Im-., rxcllislM
nirMilli. 1 1
I'm: sS.M.K -lln.n.l n-iv 3-roiim
mmli-rii iilmil.aii li nn., wuh nnr
air.- A N11. I suit, on Pni'lflr
liitlni .iv, ;t niilrs finnt itv lim
it!., riii. in h iirantirni uttii'
hiiino mill tin- pi-i.-p p. onlv
'. ti'i ins. ,s. i'h:., I. 's A. Whit
Ak.'ii.'v, I a.'. i:..'
LOST- T o s.-tti r p-iiJ orti. wtlli
.black stnt4, iittH-r ,,pt. iirmvti.
Call 7 1 .' , W. l.lih tu. l',.. J I
KOI! liKNT Kin 'Hi!!i,vl HmiKo.
kfrpinK rniMii. ;t;t Apio. li;'
jQkkg'ox. Tuesday, afoust 20. 1020.
son. Sr.. than a hov of Mi, stood
gtiarrl fur Mn niuhts. there belnu
three relays dunm; ea h niyht, and
often drove away Indians who
were prowling around.
Ainoni: some of ihsc in the
waop train of JST..J were the
father of Fred Warner. F.d Thorn
ton of Ashland, the Culvers at
Phoenix, uncle and father of F.l
mer .Milmun. ami the parents und
KiandpareutH of many of the Wal
kers. Wells, Murphys. Mills, Hob-in.-ons
ami loekcfidler not ,..
M.. hut one of his cousins and
others be could not remember, now
livinif In I hiy county, mostly In the
aotithern part.
Mr. Hees(n ayn his father, (it
)H. attended school whh other
i-hildreii in the old Culver home,
now the Phie Flower lode. tle-n
on the Ci lifomia-i ire-un trail, a
very rotiKh, dusty cow pal li. now
the Pacific liiKhway. paved and
much traveled ihunjiiirhfare. .The
Culver home vva-s also Ihc jjlace
for social, reiiKiuiis, eummuiiity and
other Kiitltf rin.i, ami often shel
tered the pioneers during Indian
outbreaks.
CLKM1-:TS Kuioral s-rvices
for James Joseph. Clements Infant
yon of .Mr. and Mrs. A. Clcinenls,
a ni 2 iiioulhs ami -I days, who
missed away at. the home of Ills
parents on South Ciape street
on Monday. August will be held
Wednesday tnoi niiiK at U):ay, at
the Perl funeral parlors. Inter
ment, at the Medford cemetery.
1 '. MclXTlKi:, Ce.il Audrey Mi
i Intirc, itifant dauuhter of Mr. and
' M rs. Harry W. Me I nl ire. passe .1
j away ut the family residence, cor
ner Mae and Sailing streets, Mon
day t-veniiiK at X o'clock. The lit-
tie child became very III uhout 7
o'ebe k and was immediately ru;.h
. ed to the doctor, wiio adminis
tered every possible aid. but sin
had apparently passed i.way before
reaching his home. She wan a
very sweet and lovaM" child, and
1 will leave a vacant spot in
'home. She haves her f;. tin-i-iuo
the r, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
, Melntire of Meiifurd, ami one
; tcr. Pcctlia poena MeKntire
; Medford; her grandparents,
'and Mrs. dames- Melntire, Air.
Mrs. Will Wellinan of Idaho:
Hie
ri.l j
W.j
sis -
of I
M r. j
aud j
r. lso
' aunts
i ml uncles. The funer il
. Kerviees will be held at Hie perl
Mineral nomc w coin "Uuy at s
o'cb.ck it. in.. Pev. .Inn ii Stllle of
ficiating. Interment in the Med
ford cemetery.
-'
HOKK Funeral services for
Iuiuel iotf will be held at the
Perl Puuerai . home, Thursday at.
p. m. Interment in .M.-di'-int
1
. '-emetery
.lack Sharkey l.em lichl triin
lttZ AllKU:-'t I f"i' siime opioiieut.
I 1 le didn't know who it u ould be
I I hen. -
. : For
Nice
Fluffy
JELLY
ROLLS
Go to the
i
Phone 103-R
A New
Cine-Kodak
The
Model
BB
SMALLER in sire, lighter in
weight and with a new liiilf
speed feature, the Cincmii-Ko-dak,
Mcdcl BB, is the last word,
in home movie convenience nnd
ability. It is available with
f 19. or f. 3.5 lens
This now Cine Kodak on dis
play here is offered in three
beautiful colors, as well as
black, with cases to match.
Equipment considered, the
prices arc surprisingly small.
Aililit:ilili- to Ki.tla.-'lii- ;;iul
t' Trli'lliti!i KflVi'ts
Cameras Rented
MEDFORD BOOK STORE
34 North Central
Obituary j
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INTEREST KEEN IN
POULTRY EXHIBIT
- According to reports by A. X.
Willets, superintendent of tin- jm.u!
. try department of !h" .Picks; n
i County fair, a great oval of inter
: est in that department is bein
shown, und poultry entries have
' been so numerous that prospects
'are for an overcrowded building
I ti.iu r .ti
Imiuiries for spate in this build
ing have come from nil over the
northwest, as well as from many
local poultry breeders.
' In connection with this depart
ment, an enclosure. I by Ihi feet
square will be constructed for the
game exhibits pro-vfded by tin
state -game commission which will
consist of a number of birds that
will bo llhei'dted- in tho ( Jtogue
liver- valb-y. at tho close of the
hunting tcarion, andt other wild
game. x
SCOUT EXECUTIVE TO
EE
Thtr Craler PaUc. council execu
tive hoard will meet with .,'ohu II.
Piper of Spokane, Roy Sen nt re
gional executive, and Charles X.
Miller of the national fieJd depart
ment of the Roy Scout:;, al the
scout .headquarters Friday night tit
S u'cluck.. Local problems will be
discussed aud camp programs ai-d
future; camps will he cnnKidmvd.
They will also make plans lor tin
putrid gypsy tour to San l''ratiei e((.
Save Your Eyesight
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg
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With Our New Cooling Plant
1 oniorrow liiuj
THE MOST WIDELY
DISCUSSED TALKING
PICTURE CF THE YEAR
Victor
..WITH
MYRNA LOY and Cast of 500 in
A
f I i-ir
Si Vv. u
iHOUNDS HERE FOR
INCENDIARY TRAIL
hlnedileUllO"" ordered I'e
t,y the local fotest s rvice
I'oll
cntly
olfo-e have atriVe.l 111 --oi"
,,i tile state penitentiary al
Salem and are ready for u.-e. fnrc-t
.ervi." officials say.
I ,s somi a a fire is report-.1
which is believed to im ineciiui.i.j
. the hounds will b
to do their stuff,
take them to the
; ;is soon as possible
i fiuhieis have ar
hanci
The plan is to
cue "I the fire
und before fire
veil. Attempts
t them on the
! will be mad
.-. ni (if tin' i.'uiUy )i-rsiii iuin
ti;n-k Iiim duvn.
l.',.n-H( KCI Vll " ol t ii hili 1U '' I'l'N-fici.-iit
thitt iiiiiny I'ii'' st.u-tci.-s will
l.e ticlt.H-'-'l it) tlii-; way.
anl uf l'lianl..
V wi.-h lo thank imm- many
fri. ri.ls anil n-lativcs 1'i.r tin- liiinl-n(-?-s
anil .ntrialliy dilliliu 111'- ill
li.'ss ami il. alh c,f nlir l.i-luv. il m.'l.
I'Y; nk. -Mr. ami Mrs. KraiiU KImio.
110
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
their many kind deeds to our ilea:
wife and mother during her ia-t
illness. Also for tho many beauti
ful offering of beantilul I low.- s
and other ollVrings con' riluitcd bv
friends ami schoolmates.
ilOHN liPCCAX.
OWKX J. IH'CCAN.
CHAI1NKS ('. LUdtlAX.
. ir.s"
For a real Treat
Ask your
grocer
for
"KIP"
tc-day
r. i r r-: ... ?-j
McLaffl
glen"
...
XL. l'i Lust Tinies
i .: f it
OUTDOORS TALKING
MONTE BLUE in .
"NO DEFENSE"
'ChildrenCry1
CASTORIA
A BABY REMKDY
APPKOTU BY DOCTORS
ll fOO COllC.CCWiTIWIION.OIABRltiA ,
Electrotherapy Cblroiiract
Dr.'H. P. Coleman
Olli Successful Year In McdTord
Treatnientn by Apiiolmment
Natural MrUhxIs
looi Sclen
Medford Center Bldg.
Phon. 9-S
IMC MANHATTAN
Clover Hiflh -Bridge
frunt Not Only Brmfi Grtun Cotnlart
aJ FrtHom Inm Nom Muki
But Ala) A
Added Charm in Appearance J
Tauv Sly In i
NLW YORKER. , MANHATTAN
NEW YORKtRC fth AVtNUl
Uwi6nlhvihCI(nTTihi(IRI'w I
WJiSJIUMUW.1 llt.1IWI
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Every breath of air you breathe
in this theatre is washed and
chilled in Mcdford's Million Dol
lar Water.
FOUR COMPLETE SHOWS
DAILY AT 1:30, 3:15, 7 AND 9
4
3 '" -iaSM
v V J X 1.7
. v ft"
m v..
When a Tigress Seeks f-j
Favor of a Lion
Vi'lvi'ty, mysiir. . fiisi itiiititiK -kIio
vuwimI ti) lure liin riiunt ry'f
i li vrrusl Ki'n'i't ni'i vii'u hfio tu
IliS 1(H1!1.
Also
ALL TALKING COMEDY
Edward Everett Horton
in
"The Eligible Mr. Bangs"
' Admission
Matinees Eveninns
10 and 25
25and 50
TflNIflHT T.jl Timr.
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