Medford mail tribune., September 02, 1929, Image 3

MTTirOTTO AfATT; TRTRTTST!. MtiDFOIlT), 01?RftOK. MONDAY. ftF.T'TEMP.KR 2. 1020.
PaTTE TOtfO
10 GET SCHEDULE
Schedule .slips will he Kivcti out
at I ho Hi-ninr hlli school tomor
row morning lt.-iwocn th" hours of
tight and nine o'clock from the
different rnuins, hy members of
the faculty. An iiHSenildy will he
held at nine o'clock, to explain the
course of study, and make an-'
nounccments concerning the new
schedule, it. H. Conkle Hiinounetil
Ui in nioriiliin.
Kollowlni; the !iwml!y, students
wilt . report to the classes, where
they will recivc nsifn menus, and
obtain a list of boks necessary.
The entire schedule will Ik run off
in tho lnoinlim, nnd no classes will
be held in the afternoon.
The afternoon will be devoted to
re-resist rut ion, reKbnerii.K new
pupils, and arranging schedules
that conflict.
Schedules will be Kiven student
in alphabetical order, as follows;
A-II Hooni -1.
C Jlooin a.
U-K Koom 4.
F-fl liooni ii.
1 1 -I Hiiom 10.
.I-K-L. Room I 7.
.M-N Room 1 S.
O-T'-Q Room lit.
li Itooni U0.
Itooni L' 1.
T-U-V Uoom 22.
W-X-Y-Z Kooni 113.
elnia l;ages, 2$, was reported
iiiiHsinc from !:-r home in Ashland
yesterday and local' police were
asked to join in the search for the
lost woman. Word from there this
morning said that nu trace had yet
been found of her.
Only meager description of the
woman was given the police. She
is of medium size and about five
feet tall and has black hair.
Xoiiiinii Xoble, I'ortland was
arrested on the streets yesterday
for drunkenness. He is being held
in the city Juil.
10 START Gl
Jack Bliss, roach at the Ashland
high school, spent a short time in
Ashland last week en route to Eu
gene, whore he planned to spend
a couple of days and return to Ash
land to gel everything in reudi
ness for the first fool hall field
work.
Kirst practice will he called just
as soon as the high school field is
gotten in condition, probably ahout
September !i or H, Bliss said, says
the Ashland Tidings.
Just how much material out nf
tho l!i2S squad remains in school
has not yet been determined. New
st! tiers in the Ashland vicinity
are expected to furnish some ma
terial for gridiron work.
The first game on the schedule
Is Willi Marshfield. October 12, but
extra games will probably he run
in before that time.
ALCKLAM). New .ealand uV,
The terrible In rfi: -Miles in tie
Malakilaki valle;, jjj'wi Die Soulh
Island of New .-Valand. caused
by cart httuf l's and leaxhm death
and dest r mi ion in tlnir wake,
liiiv on redeeming f attire in
that they appear to Imv un
earthed valuable gold deposits.
I.arire nmrets have been found,
ami John Spencer, neobiglst of the
MatatkilnUi Dredging coinp.in: .
.ays that a thorium h search of i
split that has aiipeared in the
riduo of the valley may reveal un
told wealth.
With the monientary danyr of
being cninilfed in vast masses of
toiterint,' earth ami trees, only 111
tnovt venturesome have soughi th.
golden prizes. I'reirautiiuts have
been tak'i, f. !.-i p back foolhardv
and unauthoriv.cd per.-ons f rU'i
ri-' in their lives for the 1'i.e of
gold.
Mrs. Ida M. Cuioek of Fonda.
Iowa, b Wli'iiiW ttf ' -ti i ' beau
ties f south'-rn or con nmb r tl;"
exp- ; t L-iiiiani e of !i r ncph
I flat It.i-k, I' c l "epi ' c'.a- .
of tin On i.on St iti- .Motor a'"ia
tlon. .Mvs. 'Ji-iio. i . m;i . ;i f Xf tel-
I tour of th" ni'M hi- -p-'it the
p.ist tw.i V.eeks as glP'M of Mi
and Mr. I.ee C.ailo.k oil lieall
I-tne. uith iiuiin i auto tiipv t-
n i i-y points '( tet"i e..t .: v
t-e!PK Ctat'T Lake Sunday. Mi
Oarbick tieiin red tht.- se.-ti-n of
(ilvKiilt in a real Va. .itioti !;md
A trip to Cre. I'tit t iiy will !.
made thi" week eth'r wbedi Mf.
On rtock will" lease about Frbi:.y
for northern points, acorn pa nicd
ui fur Pot'lland by I-ee.
.lem. Cnn:r.nt
( .ih-t no ; iiMi of Vol)
rU'i-U,
od f"
I
Farewell Radio
ilMitin l.rr ;iifiili-iif.
William Lee Green leaf, noted
Shakeespearean actor, wijl give his
farewell radio program over sta
tion K.WKD tomorrow night during
Co ico hour from ! to 10. Fo r
i this occasion the Copco people
'have selected "Hamlet" because of
its educational value to every
'school student who will study
Shakespeare during the coming
i term. This is one of Mr. Green
i leaf's best monologues and a large
i audience Is expected to tune in ou
I ibis attractive Copco prngrain.. The
! following press note from the Los
'Anurias Times shows what the
metropolitan critics think of th"
ability of Greenleaf as an artist:
"An appreciation by Henry Chris
teen Warnack, dramatic critic, Los
Angeles Times.
"William Ie eGrcenleaf comes
nearer constituting an entire the-
! atrical company lhan any one in
i dividual i ever heard rain down
i lines from . the stage, lie can so
visualize the different parts of a
play as to fill the mind's eye with
the complete action, lie electrifies
an audience both with this quality
of envisioning and with the tim
ber of exceptional speaking voice
of many shade:; ;.ud a wide range
of pow-r. Mr. Greenlea!' not only
entertains 1 inspires. No one
j can hoar his Rip Van Winkle, his
Hamlet or his Merchant of Venice
and no approach those, master
pieces with a new horn reverence
and understanding. I commend him
as t he best on e-ma n com pany in
terpreting the immoral creations
of the drama today."
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NEAR LAFAYETTE
I'OliTLA.ND, Ore., .Sept. 2. lP)
Oregon pnl.ee today are m arching
for Walter .Mortis, alleged rur.i
runner of San Kram iscu, ladieved
to ln the "Win r nf a wrecked au
tomobile and S2 k.i 11 "lis of
!nd. found yesi rilay iM'iir Lafay
ette, (!. , aft i- bi: maehirif crash-
id into a not her u riven by S. W.
l.o''liiK. I'oilland.
, ( Jetji-ge V. .Mannim,', Va tub ill
j county sheriff, said l.oenig
'lot ris is said to have gie
(ft,.'..
him1
a $;.ea . beck in payment fo
! da mages, burro .vcd a not her auto
i mobile and brought .M is. io-nii,-.
I who as slig lit ! injured, and
I Morris lu Portland.
i I nit,' told Sheriff Manning thai
1 Morri when be r.-arle d Portland,
t' i- phored a fvi- nd at San Kian-
risco. asking that iu be vir:tl
Iiin, on t he st re tig t h thai t In
'ft lend" would wire the money.
Morris, according to l.oenk wrote
it b heck for ihe J.'.nn and tin n
disappeared.
Autoiooldles driven by I.o'-uic
and Morris were wn-eked a ml a
large part of the ab -oho! cargo
was coiifiiat'd by Sheriff Man
ning'. Dolores Costello Now
At Hunt's Craterian
more lovl
( talking ph
Avenue A.
flay-' fii-.tg!.
lhan
t i: e.
Wlli'h
men'
in her l;.t
donna of
to d a thr
I!
,': .iti-ri.iti S.iihI.ij
wi'h Mi' h pei
nu n i-iii s an- d
hns be-n Mippli'"
lb r voi.-e r..g.--
fr''!oll 'lilt till'
.i-lvpd. And sli
j with a h ghly ilranialie and oit-n
j very e.t iting sto.y of a young girt
i Who ha-i tn'i-n h'M't a tramline
-eKoo by her mother a id n - v
; aUoivnl to Vint h, r in w Vor',;.
When t!;.. girl is '-.p 11 d fiom
t :n ol o- tt.iviiiK b i-n found i-n
la.ii ; -it a : um-i .itinf-r ( b had in -
ac-i .:
" ' im i
t. !'. t
ia a n
t. ard u
ai;d r..'
I a rha nee .- c -a;in
t" bfird i
mtln-r find h- r
.'.' :uus l"a-t Side
u.v-f .. ktrik:i'y
i.:f -i p.-t-fMrtnaiife
.i h.fi
.M . -
an' a ;h" tciih-r. wtiik I u i
tr-"r -V". a f,t in.i I Hit: and
iu r fill i-h.tr.i ;-:-:,i; i nil .i. th--moihrr.
'Irani '. it'iei - Is 1 1 k . t : -did
ui't.indlto; le idtnv i..an. r h.i
:nn tin- likiMi: -f a itdi'-n i it
-;h L 1'f a :"Od '). !'.
I- h pi-j in tin- a il - a! i.utid ex"!ii-Ti:
f.ixt atf M..a::I.ii C.fri.ir.t, int..
M . .fi n i n ,.r,d l."i M'.j.m.
A a. a. j,
.v V .V iil'xis ; Vt i on tea t;ri ; rr
rnUinnl' ti i.i the n.'plo'V ol t.'uv. vtK
John'. ttlurk (tiii! Turn i; ri!"t u s
at run or 1 1; if or tclt h is m.-I he
imh,':( hnre the 5Mi.'(ii(iry ol U nml
tut mul I'H'n-it ii ieltir I row 7V"i
Hint thn hi'ihl'i vnimi'-lr con
tent of thr Inn:, uom in the snfe,
1'-Ut fc itrhvrrcU secretly to Ver
onica. Co iisui J oh, i tmlttcHlt
voMiJt? in in thf ut inline at liQ
;n.t a fitmre htihnri in the hcrinc
mraVi rter of the evenivt ihs:.
J ust the a Hi frmtl iltmr-lirU
irhirrx nhrtiritht mid huth buio
from llfir chain on xotiiCthir.ri tj
hurled tUro-.mh th ni.'-f-o-. It r
a a mi II stone tM'difinl tu ytprr,
n the ftnirr 4 mrssnne. to Cousin
John : "Loot: o'lf, ftct rt i "(i' it
tut?. CM plice. Veronica.'
Clmptor 13
" , ESCAPE
"OUSIN John atid I stood ou the
landing, after reading Veroni
ca's warning message, listening In
tcutly as the maid answered the
ominous ringing of tho door-bell.
The door was opened and Lax
ton's voice came to tis.
"Good oven ins. Is Mr, Grenofen
at home?"
4,Xow!" said Cousin John. "Down
the hack stnirs."
And he moved away as if he had
IJved at Wood cot all his life.
Wo stole down into the kitchen,
and Into the garden. Within 23
seconds we paused at the hedge
Surrounded by police three
that fenced us off from Marley
Wood. Thero was no sound of pur
suit or alarm. Cousin John knew
tho shortest way to the road along
'the waterside. ' In loss' 'than live
minutes we were half a mile from
the house.
We had walked a very few yards
along the road when he sal;?,
"Cave!" and pulled me in among
Ihe sand hillocks. Then I heard
a sound of running footsteps.
A Mttlo flguro came Into view. I
recognized It even before Cousin
John.
"Veronica," 1 said.
And we both leaped up.
"Who's that?" cried Veronica. "1
i thought It was and Tom, too?
How'd you get here? Anyhow, get
I out quick. The filthy cub spotted
me, and he's on the way. Stopped
to collect one of Laxton's men."
"They're here now, little Veroni
! ca," said Cousin John.
Ail three of us went in among the
: hillocks and dropped. We heard
; men's voices and rapid steps.
( "... ahout a mile on. I snw
i whero ho'd been lying. The little
j devil must have warned him . . ."
I "That's mo," said ,Veronlca. "And
I what can v,c do next? Do a bit of
thinking?
1 ,au oeen uoing some, a wi.j
r nut ton onranti Inln Ufa ait li n inn.
mcntarv cllninse tlirouch 11)0 trees
of llio flat wator and a slnsle boat i
on It.
I "t'ousln John talks French, I be-
I llevc." Bald 1. j
i Veronica laughed a little.
1 'l should say what?" ,
"I meant to follow that question :
; with another." paid I. "Is thero a
! punt or skiff anywhere on thld i
Hide?" j
j Veronica caught my wijt. ,
"It begtiu to dawn. Speak o.i."
"If there i a punt on this side
.if the (.reel; and Cousin John sper.k';
French well eno-tgh to got on with- ,
out a pa:port" j
! 'Yc3, yes! Out with It!"
"If these conditions are sa:hf'.cd.
well,. Veronica, there's Itoyle nml '
' Somerfield and Uieic'a Fiftiprr
! and France across the channel " J
Veronica II11115 my wrNi away.
"I'm horribly ilirappolnti-M in ;
I vnti." site Siild. "Not a soul In
(Ilnclc.valer mti-t tee CotiHin John;
trriigat r.ii?" f't.:idn John slim !i
; hi heni. "fi':t ot;'? g'lod brain
i wave ilcK'-Tves' aunt her, and I've
sot a belle, one. IPiw'r the tide?
Dropping? Cobtl. So wnlifh fr tin? j
punt! Biil Ilarkr'r. Un want m!tn j
mr t.eTi pet hrr down b"frr" ,
L
( Ml-'
of till-
b.'f-.
bf.t
thf
tlie
place
nn I.i f.i"
atcn v- ami'-ii' it'd when
a intial l.iK.r tn.y I... 11 ralt'x
at the ori'nte! 'i dt Thli ev-n
in--'. This i th- fn-t event f t
-'!: -- i f r""'dnl lodiday dnne-s
ho Ki.iKfd dotiiiK the full nnd win
ti-r and the t f.minittee in ch)iiir
ntalftni: n'l'iv rflnft t" itimrc it
Mi .-(.-, Mjii- by I'n'ti I'lovi'
I L : . . . '
WALLING -
tt.e cub's tiatl lime to come back.
All hands to the punt, quick, my
hearties'"
Thus Veronica In a r.iate of hteh
excitement. She had started to
walk towards Sandy point.
"Little Veronica," said Cousii)
John detuitilns her, "1 can't havo
you Involving Mr. tlr-uoien in any
monkey trtcivd."
"Don't he a goi;!" yheanswpred.
"He loves 'em. den't you, Mr. (Jren
of en? Come on. c: landlubbers."
I'eiTorce wo tc -lowed her nlung
the road. Mia stopped ut the gale
of Samlyp-jint.
"Get down ou the beach and Ho
low." she said. "I'm going to tell
mother something. Bill Burker
keeps his paddtes in the shad. T'l
bring 'em down. If there's nobody
about you can hike the boat down,"
Veronica ran In nt the Sandy
point gate, and we found tho punt
drawn up 20 foot beyond high water
mark, covered in ship-shape fashion
by a laced- tarpaulin.
The boat was small nnd light. We
carried ft and had launched it
noiselessly befora Veronica appear
ed with a paddle over each shoul
der. "Little Veronica!" said Cousin
John under his breath. "Where
there's a girl there's a way!"
"That's that." said Veronica, ar
riving. "With mother for dummy
fugitives hide behind
a hillock.
its a safe grand slam. Now you
two, lake a paddle apiece. I'll set
in the stern-sheets and keep
watch. I'm In command of this,
ship. Dick Cousin John. I mean,
orders are to be obeyed. And'
don't splash."
In two minutes we were out In
the stream. I never felt more
naked. All tho dark shore seemed
to have ryes. And then:
"Somebody watching!" said 'Ver
onica. "J'uII on quietly; don't
stop."
1 could see nobody on the hank,
hut her sharp eyes were right, for
in a moment came a hail.
"Boat ahoy! What boat Is that?"
Tho words echoed balk from
the slope behind. We pulled stead
ily op.
"Now, Dick you shout at him:
Full up. Want the forry?'"
Cousin John's voice boomed out
the words.
"No, never mind," came the re
ply. The tide set down at between
three and four knots, and was car
rying us out too far. But Veronica
navigated us as to the manner
horn:
"Port n bit! Rasy, you Tom . .
And when tho order camo to
"Kasy, al!," wo looked round nnd
saw FIftiper. I shipped my paddle
and hung on to her side.
Tint on board. Dick," said Vpr-
onlca, "and naas down tho hna'.-
bonk. It's under tho cowling."
f'mi-jlti fntin nllTDtifwl Inln DTft.
j per, and Veronica scrambled past
; me to tho bow of the punt and got
hold of the mooring rope. Cousin
j John passed down the hnt hook.
: "Now. Tom, firth up that mooring
I buoy. i'ue current's pulled It under
i Veronica almost stood on her head
to lie the rope of tho punt to a
spare ring on the buoy.
' "All aboard!" said she. "L'p you
30. Tom."
Veronica had got us going by
; Rheer force of her high spirits. She
! would listen to no protests.
"Little Veronica," said Cousin
John. "I'm afraid for you.'
"Afraid my grandmother!" said
I Veronica. "I,"i;d a hand, pull up the
buoy."
! When we had the white hnrrel
Jnhonid, Veronica's fingers titlaeked
; the wet tope u:i8i!cr;s?fiiM I un
tied It for her. the buoy fell b;t( :.
into the water: we had "iiip'.'.'
rrint inc.
I ;,rjr:jUl 'V. IV in Muvft-r ti)
hi- liv
win
v III
'l.illiC bii
I..- a I. -an
x t,,
I XV,
; and d'lritiK tin
I'f ill be vpi-i
Mills 1 !..ipc;
pillar hook hltM.
Mii.'.ion th
Icatoi inir
arOt in t'
Oiif id the latK'-st dance
"f the t-ntiic year Is vxn
.-ittf ml t h h x.itita r hidlda.'
ou d
d f
in dufltnK noiny pictih- i.itttif" fi
1 he l.ahr I ay cid' lil at ton a t
'A' picnic it i ou rub . Thf 1
dat.i e w ill Ml h i t at '. , in.
popular jo p,uil. - -
atlft"lit!'-e f:iiui A-h.laid
o 1 h v r r.ot-ddf c.ttii niuiiit li
b.otiid foi.
flrarnle Jionde (it.indr lt
llM-pIt,,! l.nlldfnK he etili
a' i.-t, of ''.'. nun,
Judge William M. Colvig on 85th
Birthday Finds Future Greatest
Interest Despite Varied Career
I 'ht mio'tiHi
:tlly V. year
William .V .
of his ear
old to
OdUn. d.iy.
unliki
I; ir:i;
hlt.MT
in th
tiuK--lnan
is mt
Nir M he as
lent, as in is
mind, keenly
in tin- p;
td in th
futme.
His
tr;
vis the
pace of the airplane
lio, and when forced.
ivmiest of an inier
ml the ra
111 oii).;I tit
-.ted
friend, to turn
kward
j "V'-r the hiulilii;hts of hts
i olitrful and nried career,
Jtith;e mes the appeanilic
beiiiK Just
littU annoyed
bt-ini; drawn awny from tho vital
pt tore he is now uainK upon.
.Indue I'oivin 10; born in Clcti
niund. Mi.-sourl, in IS-t-'i. lcavin;
with his parentB ami family n
an ox wagon for Oremui in ISal
lb rough that, summer on tin
plains, bis mother taught him
read, as the v sat In the frnnt
of !
the wagon.
When thev reached The Dalles
Oregon ihe father took tho wairon
and surviving second team of
oxen over tho Cascade Mountains
alone, while the mother and five
children went down the Colum
bia river in a Chinook canoe. - At
tlv head of the 'aseudo rapids
thev were met by u friend of
Judge Colvig's father, a .Mr. Car
ter, formerly of Virginia, who
tool; them to his home in Port
la ml tn await the arrival of Mr.
Colvig senior.
Portland then, was h town w"h
:k population of toa people. Air.
Carter was considered ttiu weal-
thiest man in town. For nix week- I
Mr. Colvig; sat on the front porch1
of the ( 'arter home looking at
the Willamette river wondering
and hoping- for the safe arrival of
her husband. one day she ills
covered him conio along the banks
of the river. h'M team of oxen allj
but exhausted, from tho J"ng trip.
tin the spring of lsrL, they lo-
cated on a donation da im on the
e
; 4 s . O 3
t--t ij-J I
! .IiiiIkc W. M. fnhlK.
REFQRMEFFORTSTHREEFIRESSUNDAY
VIENNA, (VP) Ucfeat In war
I changed the wholti political anil
geographical Htructure or me oiu
AtiHtro ILungurfmi monarchy, hut
red tape, an inheritance from the
imperial regime, hurt Htirvivml. Atii
Irla in, indeed, often called Ihe
ihohI buieaucUilii: country of K11
rope. AllintiiL'b the litfle Htate with ll H
tl.OO'l.tMiO InhabllaiitH in admilledly K"'hed.
tho jmoront country of Kurope( the i TI10 -other two ularma wero for
number of IIh civil norvanlH, aa ; gnian flroH, one on Hottth Fir and
compared with before the war. , llIJ((ni(.r in ,1, n.,ir r tho Amnri
han JilmoHl doubled. Thin pnradoxl-; . ...
cal Hitualiou wan referred to tho
council of the Ieitgue nT NhIIoiih.
Atist a promiaed to apply Ihe axe
and IhoiihamlH of government offi
cial have been "t!red."
Vet tho "Nenes Wu ner Journal"
Hays that In the fedenil chancel
rol'K rle purl merit uloue there are
100 minlMterial couneliirs, 11H
against ball that number when Auk-
j tiia held way over tho large dual
j empire before the war. The treas
ury Its Himilarly over stalled. All
I Ihe oti.er depiirtupnt eiiiploy more
j "high salaried" officials than the
, old monarchy had on flu payroll
t for thu. adininlntllon of a coun
! try ten time the Mi.e df Ihe pros
ent republic of Austria, the paper
The Journal further ataten that
I uaeb of th'-se couiihcIIoi-h Iihk an
i aimy of minor officlala ami typlnta
under his jurlMllr-tinn. Thin Is con
j ttawtf.'d with the Had flight of pro
' foKKors prd nchool tcaiiieiT who. In
( coiirf npntiice or low wages, desert
j their culling. It follows that the
I country in in the grip of a real
j "famine" of teaching Htafts.
The Magic Flame j
at the Rialto
Ilur.ald Cdmail hi a dual role a
i !r''iii pfi fo'inrr mid iit iin e-
ilnia Itunlcy in influx and tulle
und then In superb evening tiownhl
" Kfiiiald C'lliuari inoif hatiiUotne.
. more olrl'i'l, tnoi c virile than
a ever! ,
" , Viliiui Uiitilu y, the ;:lorlotiii. hm
. the relunlntr qtieen of bounty nnd
beft itchtnc nt '
l-ool: forward to tin- thrill of
1 , your llfitliiie wIhti you ee Col
"I tiiiin nnd Ihinhv in ttwsr ruvlhliii;
( new rotnnn ' The Manic Flame."
i whjrh opens lit the liinlto today.
! Nevrr lufoie h;. the power nnd
,i j itlrrin'j human uppefil of thip
'Itomwi and .t'tlit of On' Screen"
out h I 'in in i ua river, upon whi li
was an Indian village. Slight
NcrinitiiaucM with the red men ad
did a bit of color to those cat ly
days.
In
tlio local man enlisted
in the army Company '. th"
First urcKon cavalry. Me served
tliree years to a ihy. Witiitiu to
see sotuelhillK of the World, he
followed his disi-hare fro in the
own! army by taking a tramp steamer
thfint Sun KraiuiHco, He went down
of i tint Isthmus, through Nicaragua
and Costa It lea. At Grey Town,
he took a net her tramp hteamei
ami wont up to New York city,
stopping in Santiago.' On the bom
he hint his nest egg of $ -l S 0 stolen
from him ami arrived in New
York City with $1.7. in his pocket..
Disposing of his watch and other
personal effects he came Mill to
Wheeling:. W e h t Virginia, and
worked from June. IStJti. to March
ISti; in tin- uil fields of that state
and t ho. After this tie har
vested in Illinois, ami worked on
a hemp plantation in .Missouri
under General Joe Shelby, the old;
rebel general In the Civil War. i
After a year or two he went :
back to Illinois and took up the
study of law under Judge Itod;1-'
cker. In the city of Pekln. Need
ing some money he procured r
second grade certificate and taught
school for six months. At the
end of that time he received a
first grade cert if lento ami taught
for 1- months morn in Tazewell
county, Illinois.
Ho next became advertising
agent for the Lakeside, publishing
company of Chicago, and traveled
extensively, writing up t he histo
ries of Minnesota ami Iowa. In
order to gather data for this work
ho hail to spend time in every
county sent of botii states.
In ISV.'i he returned home, and
became acquainted with A d d I e
Itirdseye. who later became his
wife. Iter father owned a largv
ranch on the Uogue Liver. When
spring came he went to San
Francisco, where he worked thru
the winter with another publish
ing company, writing up the nts-
1 tories of Santa Clara ami other
surrounding counties of California
"hie to forgot the girl
Not able to forgot the girl "hack
home" he returned here and took
up land and settled down to farm-'
ing.
A ft er t wo or t h ree yea rs of
waiting to hear her utter the
mugle word, they were married In j
1S7H, and went on their honey-!
moon to Prospect a three-day i
trip In a horse wauon. Cpon their!
rot n i-n. Judge Colvig took over bis!
father-in-law's big riinch and ran
It for several years, j
During that time, however, he i
was county superintendent of,
schools, filling that position alotM t
with other work and activities, lni
lxsi; be was elected prosecuting,
attorney for the firs judicial dis
trict, comprising Jackson, Jose
phine. Klamath and Uiko coun
ties Tor II' years ho was a mem
ber of the Oregon text hook com-(
m'sKlon and was appointed major
in the Oregon state mllllia.
! 'reached a telling an expression as
j In "The Mngle Flame."
j Action, . love, adventure, drama,
! lav lull atmospheri-a very enlcldn
I scope of centlment tiiul glamor and
! downright rousing entertainment
! await you in "Tho Mugle Flame."
' Thrtjo firea, none of aerious con
' Hequonce, were reported Sunday.
A pile of Htnouldering aawdUHt In
a woodHhed at Arcadia court blaz
ed up and threatened Ihe building
l for a while hut wan Hoon exthi-
"
n no.
August was a dull month for
fired In Medford, ('liter F.lllott re
port. Only JHiO damage wan done
by the ffrea and very few call.)
were received.
. 4 .
C.rande Itonde Farmer Coon
eratlve rreainery will eMahllnh .'1
creamery plant here in the near
future . m
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slaiti'd nt'iir an old hum and
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