Medford mail tribune., August 24, 1929, Image 1

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Itev. JiimeM !. Condor. iistur of
tho Houth .Mcthoilln church, r
turned lHt niKhl from Sun Krun
' Cisco. wJiero he went to meet his
tep-on. John W. (live ik. who hits
Just comlileleil his eli;h:h tiii
around the world, licinn einoye,l
ax purser on the I'reident I'olk.
of the Dotlnr. KtijuinshlD lines. Itev.
Condor has been In the south since;
Tuesday. '
Pance at Eagle Point Sat. liltc.
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Hob Callj.way. editor of the who was enu'i.ed in the titihprinu
Klumnth News, was in Medford on : business In that city for Iti years,
business yesterday. i will open a lallurinK shop In a
Choice hand-picked nartletts for i l"" 'i"n of the French and At
cannlntt, St- per Ih. 305 K. Jaci-1 "d " N"h Kir
son l'hone 3K1-M ,r,7 ! "treet. He will enKaKe In fine tallor-
j J Hubert, representative of i " mukiint. popular
the l.ife-Saver cuinpnny, was hi I""'-! ult tr men.
the citv on business today. I A "-k tree props at
One assortment of silk dresses "cods i.br. to. jtf
nnd silk coats, values to IIS. ('arl s'"111' "'' family have
i- hl. IS t Ktevvard's U to moved to Medford, Ore., where
i25 Store. 1"
Mr nnd Mrs Jerrv Monser of
Klamaih Falls were in Medford '
todayt
Fur Work of all kinds. JIO(Iksi
Fur Shop. l'hone "02.
Uciu.ini i....K.n 1 '
nassenKir aent" for the Souther:i :
Paelfic left for J'ortland lat niK'h:.
Bieriie Jaty, Jr., who has been
vlsitinc friends here, left for hW
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A new business in Medford soon.)
'"Yatrh this paper for announce-1
nient
K. V- Wakefielil left tnilay f.ir ;
Diamond lake, where he w ill 'n-j
iov an oulinK over the week en.l. ;
F. W. llartlett
furrier ami taxi- i
dermist, will open shop in Medford ;
on or about Sept. location an
nounced later. 3 6"
Mr. t.nd Mrs. Arthur Short of
Twist. Wash., are visiting here this
week nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. O. Hchenek, Mrs. Hchenek and
Mrs. .Short ueinp sisters. They will
form u pitrty, tOK'''n',' with Mrs.
M. K. Chapman and Mis K. A.
Nichols, and will p'tid Sunday at
Crater Lake, Mr. i-nd Mrs. Short
wilt lonvc the middle of the Week
fnr Ihetr borne. hor1lv J.fter which
IW- will tnlo -h:.rt'.. f tho ehorilt
at Conconully. Wa-h. ;
Medford Tv'nrwriter Kxch;int;e--j
lleiitals $J.a(i per mo., 3 mos. ?T.r.a.
14tf-
MitiH Iluth Severance of Jackson
ville haw accepted a position with j
the Pierce -A lien Motor company
of this city, where j-ho will dj
HtenoKiaphle work. '
Dance at Juckhon Kiirlngs Satur
day night, . l-rJ
U. O. Fowler, county aent. who
Ih Mtehlntrvtli';' Lane cotinly fan
in Eue.ne.lH expected to retutM
home thin eveninu.
Windowijlass. all h'w; also plate
gluim. Trowbrldm-M'Cflbinet tfks.
Oue-sts from a distance reister--fd
at Iho city hotels hiolude J'. II
Lonsini; of Albany. X. V., Mrs. A.
Mullcr of Jilchmond. Va.. M.
nnd Mrn. A. J. Hurt: ess of DeLana.
j'"la.. Mr. and Mrs. C. TT. Schneider
of Hutte, Mont., nni 1 Jessie M.
IWd of Ashtabula, Ohio.
Dance at Jackson Sprlnps Sa t Ur
du y nipht. 1 1 ' t
f Mrs. W. K. Kochenderfer , of
.Walla Walla. Wash., left for her
home lu that city tais niornin,.-,
after a week'f stay with her moth
er, Mrs. J. 11. Mailers, who la seri
ously ill.
Let ine write your fire tumiriiiir?.
Carl Y. TenKwald. Hotel Holland,
l'hone ltya. tf
Mrs. W. V. Tempke hf lamene
arrived In Medford today to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Kulu Peck.
Fur work of all kinds. I lodges I
Fur Shop, l'hone 7". 1
M.inr. Ilallml,,,. ,,f r..itral folni
returnrd homo ycslfiday from
trip east.
- llrowne's Hardware has the iioo.l
garden hose. lf7
Oretfonlans reKlslered at M"l
ford hotels Includi' Mr. and M-s.
T. Jefferson of Kurm nnd th
follnwiiiK from I'ortland: Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Travis. Miss Kliraliol'i i
l'urker. Kathprltit. Cra.f. Mr. anil!
Mrs. (Irvln I.uckfr. Mr. and M
I. It. K. hnii.rl and Mr. and M
A 1J f-;lll,.uh,.i,
Wali h for ii,-.,i,,,.nI f Car. I
pouters new slioe store opi'iiuiil
oon. ::'J Sixth St. Its ,
K. K. McKinmm of Klamath
Kails Htm a leerjlt htl'ities VlMtoi
til lite city.
H Typewriter eleaning and repalr
ins.'Mi'dford Tvpewriier Kxchaiige.
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If. O. Srheffol of Medford arriv-
rd in Albany last night on a busi
ness nid pleasure trip through Ih
country, and is legist' red for the
day at the St. t'harle lintel Al
bany democrat -1 1 era Id.
Dance at Nat Wed. and Sat. Uig
r. better music. 1 .m;
J. J. M tiuH I of the Appb-g.it
district wa a busim-K iif or in
the city todi,y.
Enjoy Our Regular
SUNDAY
TURKEY
DINNER
O'l'le,
' Mb
Served from
12 noon to 9 p. m.
Hotel Jackson
1 Coffee Shop
Is Neil Franklin, Mgr. Ii
ta tiijing at the popul.ir ltk
l.oroy Ouster will Ir.ive llu' flisl
of tin- wvok for Vnkiiiiii. Wiish.
where he will spend several days
on a business trip.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
IteallyCo.. ltm. 12, I 'a I in lilk.. cor-i
ner Main and Front, tliistairs. IMtf
Choice fcladloll, I'.'.c a doz; 1 ill j
varieties to choose from. .See them!
at Samuelson's Flower (larilen, lids j
Clark St. l'hone 7.-.4-X. tf'.j
Treve l.umsden left this morn-'
imi for his home In San Francisco
after speiHlin'-' several days in tile!
valley wilii bis mother and local :
friends. i
JJance at Kaclc Point Sat. Illle.:
. Special, fety. bloc lis per ;
id. Tel. 1131. Med. File! Co. If j
II. Cato. formerly of llenil. tire.,
t,'url will enae In the business of
uuh uuu eueentr. i iehii
-'ournal. i
Iance at Kutsle Point Hat. nlte. ;
Amonp the quests from Wash-,
inptDfi are Mrs. H. C. Fisher and
Fisher of Hpokane. Mr. an-1
-' l'' nnd Mr. ami Mr.1
- n- IJaKK of Seattle, MarKaret ,
MiTuIloch and Mr. and Mrs. Julius
''henoer of Yakiniu and Mrs. K. A. i
M"(ieeney of Kverett. i
.l Mecial. fety. blocks P'-r
'('-y'- Tel. 631. M"d. Fuel Co. tf ;
1 " ' i" "ph. a- iuii si.e, ai .Men -
ton! Lumber ( o. 1 if-llf I York Central. Ilershey Chocolate.
Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. C.ratiam of;C1(.ld Dur-i. Ciilletie ami American
OrantH 1'ass were business visitors I International lust a point or two.
In Medford this morning. They ivonles tin, a volatile issue, luin-
U U 1Pil, h sehool at Fools Crcvk .
this fall.
Free shampoo with marcel or I
f 1 n n e r wave; $ 1 .mi. Howman''i 1
Itarher and lieauty Shoppe. l.'.Ti
.Medford lbntded Warehouse I.- i
prepare) to store grains, wool, buy ,
and merchandise of all k I n d .-. '
Money loaned on warehouse re- !
ceipts at reasonable rales. ll";f
c.et tin.e fenders and ainnj
bodies straightened at drill's Sheet1
M.-t.M Work, opposite I-ewis Sup'-rl
Sf-rvl ' Station. Phono 4 1 S
tr :
in..!
Vevier of Frbaiin
arrived in M.'dfoid this noon tuj
vli( ll, r -oiis:n. Mis. Kate Hills. j
(Joins on sale, 2T. silk dresses, ;
Ineludinc Marion Prince dresse.s
that sold dt Adrienne's for $29. &0, ' Culver. preMdent of tin- National ditriet in May from Olenc, Klm
AtiKust clearance price $15 at Ileal KstJiie asocimu.;i and foun- lath county, officers say. They con-
Steward's $1 to $:i5 Store. 15.r.
Kay Nell mtu inert to I-ake o'
the WooiIh ibis afternoon with a
tvueklo:td of supplies fur the sto'C
and resort. Mr. Nejl is an en
t hu slant ic booster for the motur
boat races to be lu-ld there 1-i.bor
day, and reports that preparations
are belne made to accommodate c.
Kirse erowd.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Hii,' I'iney hbr. Co., phone Sof- I.
1 iKtf
Fur work of nil kinds. Hodu'.
Fur Shop. Phono 7a
J. M. Miller of linch and C, U.
Moore of Lake (,'leek were anioli':
I lie rural visitors in Medford to
day. Tree props from clear tumle-.-.
Pit,' Pines I.br. Co., Phone No.
Local and Ion distance haulim;.
We s;ive you nmuey. Hawley Trans
fer, Gilt X. Ulverside. Tel. lU-H-..
i:.r.
A niari iae license was issued
yesterday lo Kdward 10. Simmonds
and Dorothy 1. Conway of Sacra
mento. Tree props, assorted lengths.
Woods I.br. Co. J 2 ; t f
Californi.tns who are at local
hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. 1.. w.
I'larU of Kri-snn, W. .1. K.'strrson
' " "I'll .Ml
W. lliiinsav uf .Ml. Khastil. Mr. nn.l
Mrs. H. J. Hall nt Muilcstci. Mr.l1- I'lisralllim of 1'nrtlunif ami Kr
aiul Mrs. A. I.. Harlan i.f I'.iniiin i '""""it" iMlse nf Washington
Mr. 1111,1 Mrs. .1. K. Tui-k anil Miss!11'"1 ,,lp" found by SdirchlllR par-
Miirjiirli- Turk nf Wilms. Mr. an.!
Mrs. I). M. KltiT ami Mr. and Mrs.
i I :m tl Sutter of Alamt'da, and thi'
,"""""'K "i"n '" aiib.-u-ii: Mr.
",ul w- Mrs. Mary
mi. and .Mrs. K.mal
1 Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. A. i Kj.r,- ,.o.l,
son an.l K. I., sioekwell and fan,.
i ily.
f--f'" I"
load. Kre.-n pin
slelw,
'I- or ltl-ln. Ask about fre
Mud-
Illig. Med, Fuel t't., Tel. 3 1. tf j
Dance at Kagle Point Sat. nite. i
K.-l
Mis Dorothy tJmtlil. who 1ms
been alt-nding (he Arts and Craf!?
srhool n Kei keley, arrived in Med
ford ibis noon.
Tree prop1 from clear lumbe,-.
Ibg PiiH-s Lbr. Co., Pb one No. 1 .
U'l if
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Yiiwlt-r re
turned home Oils morning from
Port land, u here M i s, avl"r has
be. n Vi;dllllg the l;st lUOIIlll.
l'n-e piop. That prop pmpprr.
sue propper. pn
per plioe grt
Lumber Co.
i' Piopp. r. pioo :
Ihem. Metlf.o-d
Ultf
b in Woodmen enter-
The M
talmd the Kovitl Wighhor wiih ;i
melon (M-d at the home of .1. "t'J 'M 1 v,l,u- I'lei-eher of Mid-
!' Pot km, tour the i ity i .i-is oi.', ' f"'d were buines xisttorN in
J'.j l ist Friilny eveninu. A ioUv good Hi'1" iMhTii on eilnev,l,ty .
I'l nine was had by all and all pro-1 Llotl Tm ker returned on Wed
li noiini etl (lo- melons--w.iit-roo t,n 'i n.-tu from the Hot Spring?., near
( and h'aits of gold thr best ever.
l?j .is well as the other refreshment
pmvld. d. .hipane.e la liters f n - -A
ni-.hed deeotattoti.H amc a phoiiu-
graph mulc for the rwnnu.
1.) Ni ihbui- IV rktns and if-', icmm
I' : i d by their on.in-i.t and d.im:ti.
Mr and .Mih,
1 hos and bos
evemng a plea;
t 'b ippell, iu,di
i-sses and m.ide 1
ant one iml.c i j
I elr;,f himbfi' !
. Plmite No I 1
t : 1 : f i
Point Sat. nite. ;
Tree prp fro,,
Pig Pilo t. l.bi . Ci.
t.m-e a L;igh
i i:.4;
Mr-, Kate Itabeock and grr.nd- I
ilaughti-r. M.ixinv Tow nes. ate mat;-!
log an extended visit with Mr- .
Ida Sweenev. Hilly Tow in-s, who,
! taing l!h lt Sweeney, u
bio-he,- of Mi- Maxim .
Dam e at Nat Wed. and Sat. Pdv
r. better nmic. 1 ,r.
D. tl Tyree." manager of le ,
Co pen invtM-mtn department, le t )
yesterday to impend the week end j
with hit family who i.re vacation-i
the .
J. I;. llnntiHh. who was run over
ly his own ';ir ni'ur lh- Mutual
mill, five months aco. ami who hai
not been able to walk since, was
operated on Monday al Hot .!,ko.
(ire., sanitarium, is c-Uint,' ulon
llbely. llancc at Kutilv J'olut Sat. nite.
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NEW YOKK. A UK-
liain;aiu tuillish acivity ci'titcriiic ! wtiirh is used lor niy. 'I u- u u
in tlic Sti-fl. CinninunicationM and U'I1 'r!' raised in this f.mntrv;
Chi-mical shares lawcd unrliockml i " ha-v- Jlin riitnliiu and:
In t-alav's tmt-liuur s--.-Hion of tin- ; hft-ts for ilin catth'. Tlu- liny:
.totk mark.'t. Wvfk end profit i ' mostly rlnviri. ryt. and Hun
mlffm' .fid nol fi.il to iniikR lis hruKan K'asH. Not uouftif soil
aimraraiu't'. hut for thu most nart
was readily ahsorhed.
More thr.n three dozen issue:
reache'i recum ii-VL-w, incjunini;
uch leading stocks ns P. S. Steel,
American Telephone, liethlehem
r - ieei, interiiuinniiii i r i r pnun
phuiie, American San and L S.
dustriul Alcohol.
In.
Huvim,- of copjiera was heavy on'
renewed talk of an increase in j
heil metal prices. j
Ahnmr the sprinkling of soft j
n(.i inn h.ms. miM Dul'mr.. 1
which soared in specla'-ular fash-
( yt.sterday. slipi.ed back ahout
four points in profit taking- Such
shares as Jirtins-.ManvUle, .N.'W
bled about 1-' points.
The close was stroiiy. Total
sales a p p r n x i m a t e d 2, 1 nii,MOt
shares.
FLYING REALTOR
ETflMIPLITl Vi, vv Slli,1,r''- nutU of the city.
IlliVluril j when it w.is raiib-d last niu-ht at
I VI tlUI I I I S::io Ky f. deral and county offic
j ers. It. O. Nichols was arrested
' j and wif) faee churyes of pttsses-
To b- imrodnced j
Forum dinner at the
the Kealtv
Hotel .Med-
ford thi
nintf at fi:3a Ky J. U. !
Kussei!. a p.-rson;il fripnd, Harry
der of Culver City. California, will j lend that he has been oneiating
speak on "Progress." ; his place fr the past two month?.
Making a tour of the entire (Two customers were in the house
Cniteil States In his own private at tht,. time of the raid. In addi
pbuie. atid addressing chamber lion lo the luiuor and mash, a
of eommeree and realty ho ird I complete bonlini; outfit wai? found,
meetini-'s on a variety of topies re- j Arretins officers were: Drmuty
latin to real estate and develop- f Sheriffs 1'aul Jenniniis. Rill Peck,
mem, Mr. Culver Is said to be an Mke 'Dunfui d. Federal OffieOr Te;--clonueiu
and forceful hpeaker. My Talent and Chief of .Police Cl-
His vilaue wa M-heHuled to land
at the local aii-pcrt at four n'eloek,
w here a en mini l tee of Jural real
tirs and chamber of commerce
members i-'iilheied to receive him. !
All service club members and
buslnesis men and women in gen
eral are invited to the forum din
ner, under the auspices of the
Keiilty P.oai d at' the Hotel M-dford
tonight.
LOCATE BODIES
CHELAN FORES!
POHTI.AXI), Ore., Auk. 21. (VP.
'Major (iutliric nf the ili.strict for
I est (iftke here was notified by tote
I pliotir froni Twist, Wash., this
mnrnlim tllHt tllR DiMlli'S or IXitllilas
ties In the CheliHlen national for
est. Major i; ii( hiio said the bodies
were found Ivinc side by side in
tlie MeKiilland eanyon a short dis
tance from where searching parties
'""'I tracked tin-Ill.
Inmaham. a forest employe, anil
St. I.uise had been missing sine
AiikusI when they were fiplitlnc
the (.atnas Creek forest fire. More
Inil" ln' n lHM'u "MrUim
for lUv l'",r- A
j PlioWNSPt U(n, n e.T Aug. t.
! --(Special.) Mrs. Klm-r Ly.ms
ami h.tby arrivd from llombrook.
Calif., on Suiitl'iv for h with
m,.. and Mrs. Kalph Tueker. Mrs.
lluh.h Tueker who has been ooil..
pnuily tor Mime time t.s in Medtoid
,fil- lienloienl.
d, Calif., where he ha
, l:tk tllg Ilea t UM-nts.
Mi V.. l: Williams. Mrs. Otis
Tver. Mr. Lily (itlpin and Mrs.
Leslie lfgg tlrove oer i'umii Horn
bio,.k. Calif., last .Monday for a
Mt with the W. M. Han-en fam
Illy. Mis. Williams Is the Inother
i of Mrs. Hansen.
t rem ni eat her.
Ceni'i,(ll fair tonluht and Sun
il t. but ebmdy lu the west portion
;ind uiettled along the const, not -m.tl
temperature. ientie. variable
w inds. becoming mode rule ,outh
e: : on the coast.
I ant of Thank.
We w ish to exi.'hd our thank
to our many fib ml (or their kind
expression of mpatl.y m the re
cent tos of our h u.-band and
father Allen L, Haselton.
Mrs. Loreu-i Hnse-on.
Mr. and Air. K. C.. High.
.Mr. and Mm. J. W. King.
Mr. and Mr. Krnnk Hailtor.,
Mr, and Mi. Aden Ibiselton,
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Mr. and Mrs. -Samuel Bateman Write
of Beautiful Scenes in Denmark;
Oregon Apples on Sale in Markets
To Our lUi'tnU In Mention!
. We uif now in lnmark and
it t he another world, fur
thinuswire . wry different, ('open
linden is a .wry heaiulf ul i i! v
ami tin- Imild iik. hit of hilck and
( stone with til.- ami .slate roof.
'I h ik i a Ih autiful eoumi y. H
is one waving field of j,rain. The
I n luc; nat Industrie are dairying
and fai iniiiK. The ol " in very
filial anu noi a nun is wait'"-j
i Tilt- load is very mi n ow; In (true
j places not nii'L-i' than X fvi't wide'
hut wry well kept Willi trees on
hoth .ddi, mid the farms tin but!)
! aides nf the road, h;ve u strip
! cultivated prass iivar the -uad
; is allowed to ho idle, and when
i the soil is thin tht y leather the
i if( allowed to ho idlc,a
! "ul lolia nu P'e u
i on the rucks so they can raise a
! crop. The rain is Rrnund in a
J in ill by the use of millstmies and
operated by a wind m Hi, much
I. Im'Ker than tho ones we are ue-
c.ustomed to.
of the cuttle -are of the
Danish rod breed, and are very
much like our own red idmrt-
horns. They are .vry well kert.
All stork is picketed .a they do
not have nieadoM.s and pasture
lands, and the cows aro nnlkd
I three times a tla.. .
E BREWER1S
Fif:e.-n gallons of ieer mash and
cjuartj' of beer were found l-
sioii and j.dlin he,u.r. m justif"
H'cnrt al A.-hlami late this, after-
nori.
Au liols inev.'d to the I'iit tew
;us Mc'rcdic.
1
PLAY HERE TUESDAY
.lolumie Uobinson and his Var
sity Vagabonds. I nlvwrsity of Ore
gon dance band, will phty at the
Oriental Gardens next Tuesday
hiKht. Mr. Kohinson announced to
(Jay after arriving in Medford from
Portland. Several local bt-ys arc
members of the .group and others
are weJI known here.
Since the close of the university
last June the baud haw been playi;is
at Council Crest In Portland. Lo
cal radio listeners are familiar with
the music nf the YHcabomls us
their programs have been broad
cast ovor K(1V nightly all summer.
The band is now on its way to
Lakeview to play durinp Roundup
weok Two eni;aKements will be
filled here. Tuesday niuht at the
Oriental Gardens and Wednesday
nifcht at Jack son Hot Spring.
Local boys in the band ar
"Dinty" Moore of Medford and
Lawrenco W agner of Ashland.
V A RO AS Funeral services for
Felipe Vargna will be held at the
Catholic church Tuesday morning
at t o'clock. Rev. Father Hlack of
ficiating. Interment in Med Con I
cemetery. Funeral arrangements In
charge of thu Perl Funeral Home.
Lainier.
Fairgrounds repairs
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
UANTKD To rem or buy on
terms, snutll hon-e and tot. in or
, tieur Medronl. P.--.V A. i:.. Mail
Tribune. 1
Koli SALlv-Two milk cows.
K. L. P.eeMon. Talent. 1 ' '
WANTKH- Mo.lel T Kord runabmit
d"lieiy. Must ti.- in ,mmI run
ning eniidltion, H':"i th-t-nso and
ral haruain. tit'e !inesk-
ed in answer. Write Po-x "Fonl" ,
In cure of .L.il Tribufiv, L'.T i
KVU SALK Hey wood Wakefield
b;by carriage in good eundilhni.
Phone KKCl-W. i;.;,
INCOMI-: PlHM'r:i;TY
V'e h;i e sevi-i a! os-d Iitisincss
prop'-rties itial will hnnc in bet
ter tint n twi thf iti "St mcnt.
Come in ami t;i!k n i. r. We
aNo h.ive sevi rul ood ' and H
room bungalows th t - ran sell
;H eiv low piu" ond net
t-rnis, I'm- uoml u .mj .should
mv Di:.L At KMtlllT
N. Psw-i.;'..
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I Obituary
v.Ti:n i',!.i,, i,, tl.noi!-iMPhi-r.
fi.-virm-.-,i in I'.iilroitil
' n I " ''Mm; ;in.l in , ,'tintlllt!
trk. 'h--n' s::,. j..', ;.
run sai.i:-.m r s ok. p.-ntrrv.
J.u K,n ilie hii.-JiM.tv. ; ,, ih,.
K-111'htu torn .;. .i,.,, 'Ci.ntM-liuip,-
.'.'., it,,?. 'n. tf.'rn.t:,.vst :'t- rt
ll iv infn n IK. 1 :,.
KOli S.M.K l::t K..,d (.,.... f,.
i"ha'. l.','. V K:,riili-.
Foi; SAt.K X I J,,l
J. 11. Mjvivi-ii, fprni,- ' ltiO
Kvery home, even those owned
ly the poorest f:imiHeH. have rTi-'
yurds with flowers. 1hm1kb and
i'ras. The Kanitai'y coiidttlot
are nut the best, as the horso.
cows, pii; and chickens al-t. n
kept umicj- liie sauu rtn( wit h
the family. Wood is very si an e,
as the government owns all the
umber, whh-h is planted in iatches
scittered over t!ie country, an!
the n.-sidi-nts haw to buy even
the smallest limbs, Ktioh as we
would not think of uinkr-
Tin priiicipal means of trawl
is a bier!e. and every man,
W'Hii'in and child rides a biryele.
The few uiitomoblleH whl-h they
have are of American make and
consist mostly of Fords and Chev
rolet.s with a few Huh ks The
priec of the autimohileH makes
it almost imposMlbie. for the people
of this emintry to own one. A
fotd sedan costs them Si
krowns. It would be the fame as
$:t.(i7r. to us. A bricklayer re
eelves S krtwus a dny, and a farm
hand I! or 4 krowns. The com
modities cut is ih em mueh more
accord in; to the wajrs than ours
do. One can of apricots csts
them 3 krowns; lu coiiiiin.n i lioc
olates costs krown, OreKon ap
ples are .fur mio in their markets.
We have viMted many in t crest
ing' -places. but thought our
friends vviuld be more inlcresjed
in the j;eneral comlttion.s of the
count ry. M r. vand M is. HamucI
1'atemen.
iTOURISTS TRAVEL
i
That CO percent of the tourists
from i "alifornia bound thru Ore
gon are routed by way of Klamath
Falls instead of through Ashland
and Medford. was the explanation
given lite avtoundim; decrease in
car registration here, by Lee CJar
loek, local A- A. A. manager. This
ri'Utimj is fleeied to a large ex
tent -through the active efforts of
the Klamath l-'alN errniler of
commerce, which has established
an information hure;ui seven miles
be!ov Ashland.
Mr. (Jarlock uuoted Mr. Huntley
of the state department A. A. A.,
who is in charge of a state infor
mation bureau, as saying that 00
percent of the tour.'sis possess
Klamath folders, which have eith
er been sent to tiicm, or which
they have received further down
the line, before they even get to
the junction.
That Klamath Kails and Grants
Pass were cooperating in keeping
th tourist away from the Medford
route was also stated by Mr. (iar
htck. Homed oer the Klamath
l-'alls highway, most of the tourists
take their return via Lend and the
lied woods highway.
AL
.1 udge Uutherford. previh nt of
the I. It. S. A .. will broadcast a
lecture from New York entitled.
I "Health and Li."e lor the People."
I '1 h leeture is to be nation- bb
; and will h 1 heart) on the Paelfic
j coast Sunday morning, Augu-t
I 2"th, at tl n'rlm k. etiming in over
I KMX, Portland ami KI'WM. Oak
! land.
j Sunday evening from ! to i :::
It he regular Um tare w ill 1ki giv .-n
j over K.MKU
ENGINE SPARKS BURN
ROGUE RIVER GRAIN
Ktn.H K P1VKK. ine. Aug. 'J 1.
(Special Sparks from the thresh
ing machine ignited staeks nf gram
on the Dirdseye ram'h Wednesday,
causing uuit' a loss. A bum h.tlf
of the grain was burned.
A p.ir.y of Uouue River p
enjoyt'd a pienie at Ashland
Wed nesda evoning. stopping
the swimminc at .lnfksou
Springs on their return bom,-,
party iie lud.-d Mr. and Mrs.
.nders,((l nd dauchter Je:in
llo-ir uti'sls. Mr. and Mi. W
and fhildten, Mr. iid Mrs. CI)
W. rren ami Mi-s Kboence W
Mr. and Mrs. Xilf nnd. son
Mr. Cardner,. Mr, Dumoll"
Mr Itium
y'XExpert Finishing j
ITS
Film In at 10 A. M.
Ready at 5 P. M.
PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
KODAK. BOOK. GIFT SHOP
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
i
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
IE
L1
i:o;i"K hiv::i:. ore.. Am,'. 2.
( Special A farewell surprise
party was niven Wednesday, Atij;.
14, In honor of Mrs. Nancy Con
way, who Is lea villi; to make her
home at J,akuvjew.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Sams, Mr. and Mrs. Uoberl
Hreedinu' and family. Mr. ami
Mrs. Klaherty and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Goudale, Mr. and M rs.
Lund and faintly. Mr. and Mrs.
Hart man and family. Mrs. Wilson
and daughter, lie I la: Mrs. Ihirton
and crandson. Orville, and Mrs.
Martha Seam on.
Mr. Oo.ssett of Medford was a
business visitor at llot'ite Jiiver
Wednesday. '
The Ucv. Drown "Warren and
daughters, Kvelyn, Dolly. Arthea.
and Mrs. Miller left for their
home Tuesday after visiting for
the past week at the Charles War
ren home.
Harwell O'Kolly made a busineJa
t rip to M edf i rd AYed nesda y.
Mr. N'lles and son Hoy are
visitinK with Mr. Nib's of the
Pacif u Mininp and Smelting Co.
Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Dernier,
who have been vacation in,- at
Newport, Oregon, reiurned to
their home at Koue Hiver Mon
day. They will leave in a few
days for a trip into California.
The home beintf built by Mr.
Ieonard Lund is completed and
Mr. and Mrs. Lund have moved
in.
i Mr. and Mis. Sam Meed left
for their bono-- at Oakland, 'al-.
Tuesday morning.
ii
FROM EASTERN VISIT
ROGri: TMVKR. Ore.. Aug. 2-1. ;
(Special. J Tho ML-ses Glady and '.
Doris San dry returned to their I
hdme at IIj:He 1 liver Sunday eveii
inir, n"liy. have been abgent fi-r
the past several weeks, visiting
with .friends- around I'tica and New :
York, :
Ttoliert Pre-ding has a new barn
built on his property.
Mrs. .Mnrtin Pairkhart. who hi
been seriously 111. is improved
somewhat but still confined to her
bed.
W. A. Hands of Oregon City is
in Koguo Hlver looking ovr tim
ber land.
The Kogue Hiver auto camp, ju-i
across the bridge, has changed
hands, r.nd the , new rnamtgenviu
will be known as the Del ltio auto
crimp.
i ROGUE RIVER BRIDGE
Unci'!-; KIVKK. 'ii-., An,
-1.
(Snecial.) The new bridge over
I Hogtie rivfr is completed at last,
! and the citizens of P.ogue Hiver
have every right to feel proud, for
it Is a great improvement.
Mr. ttnd Mrs. Clinton Wiley tand
small daughter. Mai ir-n. of Me
Cl"ad. "alifornia, were wel:-infl
Tell Them? Your Fall
Shopping News
! Let the MAIL TRIBUNE SERVICE Help You
The Fall shopping wave is ready to break Shoppers are reading
the newspapers at home, on the street, in the bus, the office
EE everywhere to find out where to buy new clothes, new furniture
and other Fall needs. Use advertising to reach these buyers. Use
Tribune Service to nuike your advertising most rcsultful. The
new September Service has just arrived full of fall sales-
EE building ideas. Every merchant in town can increase his busi-
ness with this service, offered free through this newspaper. Ask
5 us tc show it to you. f hone "o today.
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I visitors nt tli. Wiley r-irUT h-mie.
Mr. .May AVuldrmi Krrel, of Los .
.-nnele. private .secretary tu Auue
MePher.son, was in K"iai- Hiwr
lone day List wi'i'k. calling on hur (
t broth. -r. i:arl. H Waldroii.
rriiiun riane 1 all-. ,
KI I.UA. 1'urus.Ma. Autf. 24.',
J,el. lir.,s, ..f l.uuiv,ile. Ky.,
was killcl in air cra.-h near le-.e,
y The l.lli.l. liauer. an.l a
Ccnnan. l:, u, kert l,y name, were
,,ls.. kiilcl. KeucVertV wife an.l
,. ,.., Xe.il.aner of I!.-r!ill WT
v, ,.i-. ly injur.'.l.
We
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Tomorrow
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