Medford mail tribune., August 31, 1929, Image 3

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MODERN HOUSES HBH
at PPPMiiiM in mMmmm
ni i nuiiiuiu in
' Houpah, "with modern, improve
ments electricity,, bus, .'water, una
with paved street and iddewalks :
nio very ficurce in .Medford at the i
liresent time, aecordin; to lorul
realtors. Then an- praetieally no j
furnished honsen obtainable, 1
; ThlH, situation is rnu.sed hy thv
lni'K,,niimti'jr of mu miner tourists
who .slop in M ''tl ford to spend',
.several months, ' generally renting (
n huue, the opf ninK 'f .rhuol i
which brums a number of people 1
from t lie i-ounuy to spenti me.'"
1 winter in tin city, and alo tnuh-
tm iye returning.
An added factor Ls the nrmy ot'
fruit workers. As tin majority
of the workers are transients, rom
ing he.re only for a few months,
in-cordiiiff lo the real estate men.
they demanii furnished houses, ho.
cause they do not briny furniture
when hv'i'e for such a short liim.
Uue to the fat that the popu
lation Of, Medford Ls steadily In
creasing, many who are coming
here to make their homes, fen;
until they find property they wish
to buy. or find a suitable loca
tion lo build. .
Other industries besides the
fruit are also, adding to the de
mand lor houses, .
LJ.
A deal was completed yesterday
between John Snrith of Cold JiiM
and 1.. l. CJOA'rr, Ilfurd raneher.
transferrins the... 32Q-aere utock
and dairy ranch of the former
in tlie Cold Hill district to the
.Medford man for the consideration
of approximately $ir,(M)0..
Included in the consideration
was a 10-acre tract of land west
of Medford, formerly owned by
Mr. Cover. Mr. Cover will take
possession of the Cold Hill ranch
which has been rented to Joseph
Cox since January t. immediately
it is Haid. The future plans of
Mr. Smith, who owns other land
in the county, are ns yet Indefi
nite. The deal was transacted
thiotigh (,. d. Piekell, recent, ar
rival In Medford from Idaho, who
has opened a place of business on
IliVeridde.
Radio Program
KMED
Mail Trlbune-VIrQln QUtlon
f f
4 . ;. , .v " ' fr
228. 9 Meters 1S1 Key.
- SaturdiiT. August MU
h-M to 6: 1 T KMKI).
0:ir to 6:30 News and
4 market renorts by Mail ;
Tribune.
Sunday, SepU-mher 1, I02U.
S:no to !t:00 p. m. Valley
Radio church.
; 9:00 to !i:30 International
f Hible lustittite.
.Monday, S:il. 2. 1 -'
9:3ft to 10 Westside Phnr-
V rnaey.
Ift to :30-
-American Iiun-
dry. ...
10:30 to 11 Alexander's Oro-
4 eery.
11 to 1 1 :0-j-Svuthern Ore-
gon fins Corp.
1 1 :30 to 1 2 Bootery.
12, noon News flashes by
Mail Tribune.
12:00 to 12:30 Lewis Ser-
vice Station.
12:30 lo 1:00 Sanderson Mo-
lor Co.
1:00 to l :30 McNalr's Phar-
inacy.
1:30 to 2:00 Snider's Dairy. i
2:00 to 2:30 Ed Binns &
Worm in v ( Iroceteria.
fi:Oft to S: 1 5 KMED.
G : I to 0:30 News and mar- v
ket reports by Mail Tribune
0:30 to 7:00 Madden & Jen-
nings Tire Shop.
H:0 to 8:30 Eads Transfer.
8:30 to 0:30 Mono Motor
oil Co. (Jackson county
Dolores (Vwlello Coining. '
Theatergoers are treated to a
little snatch. i4 nong by the charm
ing Dolores CnttuUfi in "MnUohna
of Avenue A," her latest produc
tion, which conies to Hunt's Cra-tt-rian
theater tonnrrow. and in
rhich fhe enaits the part of t
rl who has for years alt nd. d
n fashionable school for jiirls. b'it
who realizes at length that t'.ic
compelling force of hei ediiy h:s
brought to her various unconve
tional trails, a totally unsU.-Tectt
heritage from her mother-
Supporting Miss Costello at'1
Crant Withers. Louise lirrser. Mt
Hoffman, Doimlas Cerrmd aid
Lee Moran.
"Caiilcn of Kilen" OmiiIiik
"The Carilen of Fdi n." l orinne
Criffith's piciure. In a comedv
drama KU;.ranteed as strictly
.nt.o'1'iin-'
l'-eted. white-lfKhorn
luont. The film comes to the llialt.)
theater tomorrow.
;' Coiinne Crlffilh never has had
' ..... .. ..... .. v.i. .h
pi
4
mi suiraoie a venicie a:' iii.ii
e'oiai siui nuf ' ' '
imt. He .ays the Mory clve?;
lisj f.riffith a role filled with
rotor, tharacter and per.on.tli
The cast includes Charles It:.y. j
liuie Dresser. Lowell Sherman,
ialward Maiiind.l. Maude lleorifel
nj- Hank Mann,
Fair).
4
St. Mark's Fplscnpal ,
Corner Oakdale and Fifth St.
8 a. in. Muly communion.
11:15 ii. m. Holy, communion.
Win. B. Hamilton rector.
Firs! Prchhyterlnu Church.
-South Molly am! Klshth Sis.
9:40 a. m.. Sunday school. Please
be In your daymen promptly.
11 a. m., l?reae)intf service.
a. ;
. Stephen! will preach. l
All lire invited hi worship with
1 ,
Full f:osM'l Talh'iiini'li.
Corner Main and Nt-wtown.
IMble school, a. hi.
Morning worship. U a. m.
l ouiik people's meeting, C:45 p.
'vaiiKt'listie service, 7:-15 n. m.
Tuesday 7 : -J r , reuehing.
Prayer meeting. Thursday 7:4ft.
T. S. Winey. pastor,
32.1 N. Oakdale Hi.
1 list HaplM (liurcU
W. 11. Katon, Pit. I).. .Minister
Sunday School, y:-fi a. in.
Morning worship, sermon by the
pastor, 1 1 n. jn.
Young People's meeting. 7: a.
m. .. -
I'nlon Evening Service at First
M. K. church, K:no p. m. At the
morning service. Dr. Eaton will
(jive a special sermon "The La
borers," . YVo welcome yon to our services.
First Christian Church .
Ninth and oakdale Sts. Car
ma if K. Mell minister, office and
pnsior's stud y in . the church,
phone 1007. 4 Residence phon
I3:i7.
"Test- our Welcome."
Morn inn Worship and commun
ion, 10:S&. The pastor will preach.
Miss liuth Howe, from Salem,
will sing. A genuine service id'
worship and a happy fellowship.
Bible school . nsi-emhly, y:4E'.
Joint meeting:, of Christian Kn
deavor groups at 7 o'clock-
I'm ion evening ser vie at 8 o'
clock hi the First .Methodist
church. ,
' F.iiftlisli l.uthcrnu Church.
Fouith at Oakdale Ave.
"Where the Way la Made Plain."
Dr. H. C. Funk, pastor.
"Faith As,a Factor in. Sustaining
the Soul,", will be the subject by
the pastor at 11 a. m.
Special music: Organ prelude,
"fn Church," by Pitcher; offertory,
"Souvenir," ' by Nevin: posiludt,
"March of the Choristers," by
Keats.
The Bible Rchjnl begins at 10:1 R.
with classes for all ages, and all
attend the hour of worship at 11
o'clock.
invite you to worship with
us.
Pastor's residence, 518 West
Fourth street. Telephone 1424.
Valley Radio Church
Pill . Ray, Pastor, V. O. Box I18
Old Time- Cospel hour over
"the voice of a. great country."
from tho atudlo of KMED every
Sunday between 8 and it p in.
Miss Doris Richardson of Cen
tral I'oint will sing two old fa-
vorites.
Pastor's subject; "The
J Renewal "f Faiui.
You will enjoy this last months'
. Sunday night, hour of the first
jyeur f the Valley liadio church
I services througlisthe courtesy of
! "Lamport". Tt has been a great
year and from letters we roceive
majiy hove received . a blessing.
We hope you are one of them.
Come to the churcJi over the
radio.
First 1M hoi list Church.
West Main at Laurel.
Raymond S. Rees, minister.
"Clod less Churches" is the ser
mon theme at the morning hour ot
worship, i 0:4.1. Music includes
"Hark, llr.rk, My Soul,", a choir
anthem by Dykes, and Nevin'-
"Rosary," as a violin offertory by
Miss Montana Mohan.
At the union service at 8 in this
church, Mr. Reus will speak on
"When the Fighting Spirit Dies."
Miss -Cecil Coas is evening soloist,
using a number by Fouris, "Spenk
to Mo. Father." Miss Betty Sten
nett will be featured In a harp solo.
Church school at !):45. C. A.
Meeker, superintendent.
Young People's hour at 7, Inter
mediate and Senior groups.
First, Chnrcli of Christ, Scientist.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ.
Scientist.
Services are held every Sunday
at II o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdale. Subject for Hun
day, Sept. 1: Christ Jesus.
Sunday school at. !:4f. Appli
cants under the age of 20 muy be
admitted.
Wednesday evening mcetlnt;.
which include testimonies of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock.
The reading room, which is in
the Medford building, is open daily
from 12" to 4 except Sundays and
holidays. The Ilible and all au
thorized Christian Science heraturc
may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The mi hilt, is cordially Invited to
! attend the services and visit the
! reading room.
sl Ma lt Street Methodist Clilirt'll.
South
The Friendly church on tho
t'orner.
.lames K. fonder, l'astor.
Sunday ichool : -I r. a. in.
Dr Frank Roberts, superlntend-i-n'.
(Mir Sunday school is prow-ioi,-.
rlasj-es and efficient teachers
, i for all aces.
M..rninn sermon suhjert nt II.
"III., l-'iborer and His Hire.'' A
'-J,1'"r D.iy ' serinon. lahor or-
galllK:nons esperiauy invui-o i '
liltemf. Slieeial inuslc.
KveniMK sermon subject at 8:30
p. in
eedless Fear." This ser-
... ,,..,,,,1.,
Mi
l.iaBties meet at 7 p. in.
Midweek service Wednisitav
eventnc ut T:.lrt. Subject for d:s
iiisrion Is Mow Wii May Know
our Duty."
Vou tire cordially invited to .ti
lt lid. ..
MHM'OUl MAIL
TABLE ROCK HAY
BEING HELD FOR
I
TABLK nOCK.'ore), Aug. 31.
(Special.) Several . parties in
search of hay have been in this
district during the past week, but
report farmers not anxious to sell,
owing to the short crop and pros
pects ut hay advancing in price.
Those who are offering hay for
sale are asking $lti.r.O for looe
alfalfa In burns and $20 for baled.
Many strangers are in-miring
about land for sale or rent In this
vicinity and a check over of s;4l-s
made recently and prices asked
show land values to be actually
much higher than they were in
the boom days ten years ago.
Everything will be in readiness
by next Monday morning for the
opening of the fall term of school
here, when It Is expeetfd that pu
pils will register and get their as
sipmnems and he dismissed for the
day.
It Is reported that Lee Itardman
was taken to the hospital Tues
day suffering with acute appendi
citis. Mob Sage returned Thursday
ffom a week's outing on Huckle
berry mounttin, and reports an en
joyable time.
Oranges Ihronghout the valley
ure expecting to send large dele
go tions to the get-together picnic
at the Elks picnic grounds Sep
tember 2, and it would seem that
in a country where people can
work almost every day In the year
ewryono could well afford to take
Hi is ono day off for recreul lonf 1
purposes.
Hob Lewis of the Lewis Brothers
Sheep company was a business vis
itor here., Wednesday morning.
J
Fiftyl Portland delegates havo
been named to "attend the Oregon
State I Jar association's annual
meeting to be held here Septem
ber -1 and 28. The men were
api ointed by James W. Crawford,
president of the , Multnoma-i
Coppty liar association.
Those who will come here in
the caravan from the north are:
John A. Keck with, Kugenc K.
Oppenheimer. C. M. Hodges, Irv
ing U Hand, W. H. Musters, J. F.
Hoot he, Hubert Meats. (leorge
Mowry, W. C Campbell, Joseph
K. Carson, Jr., Thomas It. Ma
honey, F. M. Phelps, Lamnr Tooz,
Clarence J. Young, , Cussiu it
Peck, Howard P. Arnest, J.
IJailey J. P. Kavanaugh, Fred W
Ftronn, Boon Cason, James J. ;
Crossley. Ashby C. Dickson, Itich-I
aid Deich, Albert 1 tideway, John
Veatch, K. M. Morton, Charles K. I
Siacknian. Kobeit Magulre, Lid.i
O Bryon, Malcolm Clark. William
C. Ralston A. (i. Ihirry. c.eorge
L. Ranch, John C McCue, 'Charlcsi
A. Hart, Frank S. flrant, Stanley!
Myers, MacCormae Snow, Hubert
L Sabln, Jr., w". Lair Thompson,!
f leorge Neuner, Jr.. Njll Mularkey,
K. C. lironaugh Jr., C. T. Haas, ;
C. K. Zollinger, Hoy F. Shields,
Ralph Cake, Dan J. Kenney, Wal
demar Seton. Hall S. husk.
CAR , AT PASS
Aftor sTieiuliiib Thiirsdny nlKlit
In tin city Jail,-'three '""' bnyHj
and tu frum Modfonl. who ron-i
Ti'ssod tn lilHtrlot Attnrnuy W- T-
Miller to having , stolen a puran
from the car of Dr. Thomna Wyat'
in the liaxk Thursday evening
were releuHcd Krlday when J)r. ;
Wyatt refused to prosecute, says
the ('.rants Tnss Courier. ,
"The lioys promised to make
good the loss, he said."
According lo N'lHht Offic.M
Link McUrcw, v.ho made the ar
rest. Dr. Wyatt saw the hoys tok
Inis 'the purse and nave chase I"
his car. Whi n (he pursuit heinme
close, the buys threw the prop
erty out on the hridKe. After
th-ir arrest a. few loinuleH later,
one of the hoys aci-ouipanied of
fiiyr .. Meiirew and Dr. Wyatt to
the hrldne, where the purse was
recovered."
FORGOT F:
J. .r. f'.oodman, Calif ornin tiiui
Ist. whh fined : nnd coem in
the Justice court of Judce T.-iylm
yeste rday, when he was convicted
of fishhiK with no license. lb'
was arrested on the itoKlle Tlivcr
by (lame Warden Hoy I'tiri.
Cooilniun's case brouuht out that
n man can be arrested for break-
Iiik the DreKon game law. nl-
thoiiKh he i not raushl In the
act. I'arr had lie-n InvestlKatlniii
(he (iooilman case for neveral rtaysi
and had received ninny reports!
that he was fishinc. hut hud never
ctiUBlit him doini; so. althoiiKh h"
found f.shinK tackle In the catiip.
LAST OF BARRETTS
TAI'.LR HOCK. (ire.. Aug. r,t
(Special) Ihe second nnd l-'Ut
I .king of bartlitts beuan In seve -
tul local orchards this week.
TUIUUNK. ML1DF0UI).
4 R. A. J.
SV.VO'KS: Tom (irennfttt i
toreiy pti-ultsetl bv th preilica
MfUl in iv kick he nni been pUtrtd
Verunlt'iw' compelling blu
first, hi hoi Uirnrd hit mir'H
liiu visitor. 'unm John, is Hit ( A
cit'ii fotirJrt a it 4 Veronica prf
uhly tens Jin acrntupUce i:i th
j isun 'break. Keanut, a converge
(-on he iM't'f tfitrs ifu'.t htm (il'iia
lv thnt t'rcl h'iithrrbury. "Ci im
bcA.ii culi" and obvious enemy of
Verouica n.ul Tom, ha J flipped
Vfi-oiiicd' secret. Third, thf in
trust tnterrat at Professor t.axtan
in .'outn John ii disvoncei'titio to
Tom. ithn lnts comic fo the eouctn
tiimi l4artni'a peculiar actions rf'i
utt:(f' ifl his profession os some
thiua other thi archeoloaist.
ntain John's furtive visit pom
ijex to tit d tu a tiucd of excite
mmt.
Chapter IS
A WARNING
iN Friday, ihey buried poor
Pell, and I attended the fu
neral. A number of journalists
were there, and Professor Laxton.
and some villagers. But besides
myself only Mr. Fotherbury was
present of all the people who had
seen Pell die.
After dinner that evening I went
up to have a talk with Cousin
John. 1 had never mentioned the
tragedy of Fell to him. I got a
little shock this evening when he
mentioned it to mo. He had seeii
A note hurled th'rouQh the window a warning trom Veronica.
In the newspapers that Pell was
to be burled that day.
"You went to the funeral?" he
asked.
"Naturally."
"You were a friend of Poll?"
"I rather liked Pell, but I met
him for the first time not more
than a month ago."
"Ah. you liked him ..."
But he did not pursue that line.
He sat silent for a moment or
two; then went off on a fresh tack
"Did Laxton ever meet Pell?"
"So far as I know, he dldn t.
until Pell was"
"Killed," said Cousin John, look
ing narrowly at me.. "Laxton took
a (treat Interest In these excava
tions. Wan ho there much?"
"Agalnj 8 far as I know, he
never well, no, 1 think not?"
1 waa about to say that Laxton
never saw the excavations till the
day ot Pell's death, and then re
membered the escapade of the Sun
Jay night. 1 had a sort of Intui
tion I ought not to lie tn Cousin
loltii, even about that.
And then, surprisingly, he switch
3d off the subject and snld:
"You must be very fond ot little
Veronica."
"I well yes, I suppose.' At
east 1 admire Mies Seabroke
reatly."
1 stammered like a schoolboy.
"Little Veronica Is admirable,"
fald Cousin John, "hut wo don't
lo this sort ot thing for people
we Just adrnlro."
1 began to feel huffy. 1 did not
want Cousin John anatomizing my
feeling for Veronica.
"My mother has a liking fur
Mrs'. Seabroke," said I, shortly.
"Yes your mother Is a far
lighted woman. Rut about Veroti
ca. Mr. Urcnofen. Make me a
prnmlse."
"Not rlthout knowing Its terms,"
said I.
'Of course not. I'm not Ver
onica," and ho smiled wanly. "This
i.-i It. Things may happen to me tit
;-.!) time. The prnmlse is In that
event. In your safo you have a
has of mine. I told you there's n
secret in It. If anything happeM
to me I want you to dlspm-e of Ii
iorretly "
"Oh, but you know I can't
make"
"Listen to me." he Interrupted
"Don't raise objections. What
you've done for me Is done for
Veronica. This Is for Veronica,
too. Tlie ha must rtjucb her pti
viii.ly. without flenbrnke's Rnowl
de. irnd with a message from tr(
BRITISH TO EVACUATE
RH1NELAND SEPT. 14
I
I I'llN'fiLttTON. Ore., An. 3I.
LONlMr.V, ; At'it. 9ti,V The 1 v-iVh.Letoh will open Ihe nti
llritish w.ir uf(i' Issued rtrdets . nun! roundup season toninht Wi'h
this nlWnoon for withdrawal of a "Klud mi it" parade (in.l a Hfippy
Hiitish lMM.ps rutin the Ithtneland Canyon dane, itt whirh. Wueet.
h- KinnlttK Sepl. 14. Tlie Hritlwh Kathleen Mi l Tlitoek and her ut
fvacuation will he pie:id over t-ndanlM will he prenenied.
three month---. Thus rnnkliiR It ; In th porad the IVndlelonianj
prohaMe that the luid Hi it lH fd- will whoop It up in hrlKht r.doied
diet will he out of the Rhinel:ind rownny regalia whieh they w II
l.v New Yeni H day If not hy ";,r until the culmination "f
Chiistiium. 'roundup, HvpivinW l la 22.
jby New Yeal'M day
oUKtioX. SATl'UDAY,
. WALLING
that the secret t to' tie' snared
bfMweeu hor and another person
of whom the knows "
Cousin John laughed a , little '
grimly as 1 atured at him. .
zinnias iita a meioarama to
you, of course," ho said.. "Why
don't I tell you all about ItT The
fact a. Mr. Grenofen, t don't want
you to.be mixed up in -any. more
trouble. If you tiou't know well,
all I want really Is to have the bag
given to Veronica secretly. It's
cost me"
Con a in John broke oft suddenly,
gaxlug out into the gardeu.
"Don't stir," he said. "Just look.
There's somebody moving behind
the hedge."
A close-clipped hedge of esca).
Ionia, now glowing with red waxen
flowers, grew between the lawn
and my mother's rose garden. At
10 o'clock, the light was Eottt.
and. t was cot very easy to see
who moved If anybody.
I watched for several seconds
before detecting a .wavering and
rustling ot tho hedge la one place.
Somebody parted tho bushes in
order apparently to look through.
"You see?' said Cousin JoIid, in
a whisper.
"Yes," said I. "I'll go down and
And out who"
He put a hand on my arm.
"No, Mr. Grenofen. It's useless.
Who's there watching doesn't mat-'
ter at all. It somebody watcheB
then It's all ovoc . i'm .vary sorry
to have let you In tor this."
j "For this what?" I asked. ''
: '"You'll llnd your houso Is stir '
rounded by watchers.' I don't pro
pose to be taken here. It wa,
pretty hopeless from the first after
the death of Pell. So I'll wish you
good by and If anything happens
It wou't happen at Woodcot."
"But. Cousin John," said I,
"you're probably Imagining thlnss,
and. If you aren't what about
v'eronlcal-Mtss Seabroke? 1 prom
ised her. '
"Veronlci will understand. I'll
have dash for It, with your help
It'll be dark enough In half tin
hour. They'll wait till the house
is quiet before they close In. Sri
ask Mrs. Orenofen to -keep thi
lights on downstairs. Then se
soon ns It's dark enough I'll get
out through the - kitchen garden
and nnioSH they're Blackwatef men
I'll glvo them a good run for their
m'oney."1 ; i
I was dumbfounded, tor while he
spolte he drew out from the dtp
pocket of a pair ot my trousers,
which ho was wearing, a nasty-
looking automatic pistol, examined
lis magazine and safety catch, and
put It back again.
"It's the one way. You can help
me If yon will. Coma as far as
Ihe wood, and If we're surprised
we'll both rUrt In different direc
tions; that'll confuse them. There's
Just halt a chance. You enn ex
plain oh, anything you like. I
say! He's coming!"' ' '
I looked out on the darkening
lawn Just lu time to see the nub
ot a shadow acrmis It, and at the
same moment there came a whl
ring of the bell from the door. Ile
fore I could get art my feet bump
and a rattle on the floor of1 the
room caused my heart -t'A miss a
beat. '
Cousin John Jumped from his
chair and picked up something,
It was a piece ot paper wrapped
r.round a pebble.
The same idea struck both of
us. I 'opened the door and wo
went out on to tho landing. -
1 held a maioh while he pulled
"pen tho paper. ' It was a bit of
Gcml-transparent at u If out of n
packet of clgnref.es. On It were
scrawled In poncll (he; word:
"I.nuk out. (let awuy ut ouv
Old Place. Veronica."
(Cnitytluhl, I'JtH, tVl. Mt.rrov; tn I
Cnfmlf , elf.,? 10 oil Cf.u.lo Ji :m ,
out ccni'ni-o in, iior.
i PENDLETON ROUNDUP
WILL -OPEN TONIGHT
Al'OlST UtifX
REPUTES CHARGE
ROPKHCUd, Ore., Au. 31. J?)
If the Matt' ' highway rommissron
helieves and atatefi that Doujjila
county Is not disposed to co-operate
in the cost of ihe Hoonevt:t
hlKhway, ihe eommlsHion ha en
tirely misinterpreted the altitude of
the eounly, JutlK'e V. S. Hamilton
dee tared here today, in eumment
lim on reported Mtatetuents of the
eoiumisNtoii at its rm-eiint in I'ort-
h.nd.
'DtninlaR eounty has oo -operated
to the fullest extent of its finan
cial ability and will continue to
do so." the county Judne said, "hut
du to our limited rund Income,
we cannot undertake .such an enor
mous project without plupKinn the
county into heavy indented nesj,
which we do noi propo.se to do
until we can nee ome , meann
whereby we can pay.
"The county purchased thf riht
of way nnd co-operated in the con
struction of the Koosevelt highway
from the Coos county line to Heeds-
port. Not having the money to
pay for that cooperation the coun
ty accepted tlie advances of the
state and ban made, payment as
rapidly an the funds could he se
cured, but la fltlll owing the Btat
money for that work and Is , now
heing presHcd hy the commission
for payment." hte Judge continued.
Judge Hamilton declared in hla
opinion it "Is more Important to
c"o m p let t, the Roodsport-Drain
road, linking the KooseveK high
way ami thf I'aclf Ic highway hy
reason of the fact thnt It in a con
necting highway and one with a
heavy market value.''
JACKSOXVIM.fi, Ore., Alls. 31.
(Special.) Mr. unil Mr. Oppen
lamler uf I'ortlanit. Mr. nml Miji.
Miirriscn uf Ashlnml, formerly uf
I'nrtliiiid. nml Mr. anil Mr.t. Ady of
Myrtle Creek were all cnllcm on
Mr. and , Mrs. Harney Coily '-lun-ilay.
Mr. andMr Kenneth Merrl
fielil anil hiuik, Holtliul nnd ltrucc,
returned hflme tliiri week from
lJatmind lake, where they have
been employed thin mitniner.
Mr. nnd Mm. Arthur Kleinham
mer uf Applegate pnsned throuf-rh
here Tuesday un their way to the
Lake o' the Woods on a namplnj
trip.
Mm. V. D. Harnea nnd two chil
dren. Donald and Mary Jean,, of
VMioenix were cnltcrn nt the T. C.
Norris home TueBday evi-ntns-.
Mr; nnd Mr-f. Mnrlon Itfown of
Malln wore vlsltom ut the home
of c. H. DunnliiKtnn neveral days
this. week. .
. Mm. Itfnck and children of Texan
have moved into the Methodtnt par.
-sonape. . .
Mrs. Ted Bilkwoiul and dniiKh
(er of Centra! Point were Visitors
Thursday. afternqon at. tlie home of
Mrs. Clinton Duniilnuton.
Mr. nnd Mm. J. Juhnson of Port
land have moved into the Wnllrxce
hiiitse in uiirth Jacksonville, during
the fruit senstm.
Mrs. Duke Onell and mm Jame-i,
Miss Mary Knnpp and ltarharn and
Donelle PleiitlsH of Klamath fnPs
spent Wednesdt.y with Mrs. Oeonre
Ituekley. ..
Kilter Ward returned home this
week from a business nnd pleasure
trip to Portland.
horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Cleorjre
Woods, August ,15, a baby . boy,
named (leor-re,, jr. .
Miss Violet Oleon returned Wed
nesdny from Crescent City, where
she has spent the past few .week-t.
, Mrs. Down ami Mrs. McKec left
Friday for 8iimw lake, where they
will spend n. couple of weeks with
Mrs. McKee's daughter, Mrs. rtamle
Phillips and family..
I Miss l.eona Phillips of Pqilaw
lake Is vlsltlne nt the T. B. Dun
nlnRtim home. , Miss Phillips will
attend school at Uutte Kails this
term. ' i ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. .Oonrae Maxwell
were business visitors at Medford
Krldny. ,
. Mrs. H. M. Williamson of Oaft-
land, Cal., who hns been vlslUnjr
relatives In Medford nnd old friendu
In- Jncksonvllle fur the past ten
days,- returned .Tuesday ' ti her
home.
. Miss Emma Herd was cnllinR on
friends lit town Friday. .
Mrs. Irene Wells anil Mrs. Minnie
Hnhlnson, both of Talent, were vis
itors of Miss Nsle Mct'ully Frldtiy.
JACKKONVILLH, Or.; AUK- 4t.
(Special.) Ainohg thntnj' from
here who attended thu floy Scout
.liimhoreo at the Medford Armory
Krlduy evening were; Mr. nnd Mm,
(. Sutideu and fiimlly, Mr. and
Mrs. (leorge VVehdt and son Lester,
Stuart Kmln, Kment nnd Albert
(ilson and Itobert Lew lt.
UTE PASS CLUB DAM
; BREAKBRINGS DEATH
COI,0IaI)0 : PUfNII,M,( . C,ili.(
Aug. ll.-Mp) Mm. Ilittlni V. Win
ery was drowned nnd her husband
Kerlouiily Injured loday when the
l ie pass Club ilani, in miles weal
of here, went out.
All of the buildings In the Colo
r.nlo cabin settlement, near the
dam, were destroyed when a wall
of water from the dam swept
down the valley and spread out1
over the territory. , . ,
JACKSONVILLF
Daily Meteorological Report
August n 1 . 19:'!..
Medford anil vicinity: Cn.setileil
tonight and Sunday 'but becoming
fair with lifdng temperature.
Oregon: Unsettled tonight and
Sunday but becoming luir with
rlrdng temperature in Interior of
west portion Sunday. Showers and
thunderstorms in mountains of
east portion. CooUt east portion.
2
Local Data
Tern peruture t degrees) KiV f.O
Highest (last 12 hours) H! Kfi
Lowest ( last 1 2 hours) -1 7 &(
Hel. humidity (per ct.) 70
Precipitation (Inches)... J 0
State of weather Clear Clear
Uilicvt a jmr n nwlay ftfl
iKiwcst a yewr wro uhIut !
Lowent temperature this morn
ing 53 degrees.
Total precipiTatlon since Sept. t,
l9J' 13 fli lncn0H'
Hunsel today, 6:47 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday 5:30 a. m.
Sunset Sunday G:45 p. in.
"Ohst'rvatUn.s Takeii ut 5 A, M,
I audi Merldbiii Tinio
15:
Maker City ....
rllamai-ck
Hulse
lienver
Ties Moines ....
Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles ....
Marshfleld
Phoenix
i'ortland
Hed JJluff ......
HoHeburg
Salt Lake
Son Fruiicisco.
Sautu Fo
Seattle
Spokane
- 94
. !
. un
. se
. 90
. !8.
. ill)
. 92
. 78
.100
. 86
. 98
. 80
. 90
. 68
. 78.
. 76
. 98
.. 98
. 0
f8
64
80
c;
66
68
6il
61)
84
62
64
60
68
G8
U
62
68
70
60
Clear
Clear
p. cdy.
Clear
Haiti
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Rain
Clear
Haiti
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Rain
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Walla Walla .
Wlnnlies
HUTCHISON,
Meteorologist.
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HEALTH UNIT PLANS
JAf-Kt-iONVlLLK, Ore., Aus. 31.
(Jjpeclai.l'The local Health Unit
met Thursday afternoon at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Her
bert Uannn. Special sewing on
supplies for. tho county nurses wer
accomplished.
, Plans were laid for ihe comlne;
month'R.wurk. CIIhIcm will be held
tho second Thursday of ovory
month for children under pre
school nife Including ' nil children
under six years of age.- The health
meetlnirs and cunt will he held In
The Rogue-Elk tnn
nustlc, setting In the mountains.
' Whero -tho pine tree lifts lta
. hend! ' . ' ' . ; ,
Where the ' Rbftde'j Rlyer murmurs
. '-..- aortiy,. ..- . ,i v ,
! A4 'It , flown o'er, rocky bed;.. ;
Where Elk Creek's lazy waters
illlehd with Rogue's cold dash
1 Ing stiray, .
That's ,. where .Rogue-Elk Inn
, awaltH jfou,, , .
Walts, and welcomes you to stay.
On. 0i Way along Rogue River.
: Where, the , tamey gteelhaads
. wait, i , i . 1 .-
Where the friends ot Isaac Walton
; Pause to troll with shining bait,
Whore the pine trees on the nioun
i. ' ' tains,,
Murmur soft; as breezes wake
ftweetnst music mid their branches,
-, On the way t6 Crater Lake.
.( ' . ' - ' . '
Under tall trees hy the xlver,
In the .welcome shade, so cool,
Mere the .traveler loves to linger,
Hy tllio side of sparkling pool,
Whore, the speckled bcautlce
glisten,
i Merc Is where real life begins.
On the banks uf the Rogue River,
At the famous Rogue-Elk Inn. .
Endless pleasure, here, . awaits
, .'them, .
If they love the, larger life
In the mountains, near to Nature,
' Fu,r removed from strife,
Listening to the gentle murmur
Of tho- Rogue, nt close of day,
Or the whispers In the plno trees.
At the- time when fairies play,
lOvenliig'a'lure, so well portrnyinx
- At the Hotting of the sun, ,
As they dance amid the shadows;
When the work iff day Is dono; '
Here we find, amid the mountains, i
At the close of summer's day.
Quiet, peace, and joy entrancing, 1
'TIs our .wish tu always stay.
Nature calls us with the music
Of the water and the wind,
lllils us look, to God who loves us,
Uids us take our cares to Him;
And If we would learn life's les
sons, - ..
Loarn, for us, the one, best way,
We should spend some time with
nature,
Where tho fairies dance and play.
'Neath the tall and bending tree
tops, fn the shadows, and the moon
Uleems to hflng so close atiove us
Coaxing lovers fond, to croon
Of the future days, so splendid,
An they, their new life begin:
Such a plnce you'll find near Med
ford, i
And 'tis known as Rogue-Elk
Inn.
Famous1 for fine chicken dinners,
t Ks minis for It's paintings rare:
Famous for It's sylvan setting,
Fsmnus for It's mountain air;
On the bsnks of the Rogue River,
On the rosd toward the rim
Of Crater- Lake, you're welcome,
At Ihe famous Rogue-Elk Inn.
' . . raid adv. tf
lit?
. , : 1
PJGE l'lIUEl
the former county Judge's office
at the old court huiiKfc. ' -
Clean rags wanted at the Mall
Trlhunw nffle. tf
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