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-ATM TWT1 Iocal and -'Personal Through procluninlloli Mayor I. K. Thornton hus ciillid Ui"ii AxM )aml bulni"H Iioukcs to close on Friday, Kcptomber 13. which hid hecn dfaiRlintiMl an ' Ashland Day" ut tho bin Jui-kMon county fair. Last year the Ashland day nltndanfo exceeded that of any other Hay or tho fair. Ashland Tldlm;. Bernlce M. BolKor, tefceher of violin. High Bchool credits Riven. Btudlo Sparta Bid 8. Phono 437-11. e" Mr n,l .Mrs. John V. .Miller Jr. and .Miss forlnc Anderson of Sac- lil lo lirlni! ahout construction ratnr'nto. Oil., are vlsllinis .Mr. Mil- i of the Kouiie river bridce and com ler' father, John K. .Miller Sr., foi i plctlon of tin- lilKliwny from I'mp n few day. Mr. Miller Is a nullvc una hay to Vadium us speedily as of Jacksonville and Is spending his j possilile. vacation In the hometown. ' K- M" " at Jackson The Varsity VaKiilionds will play at Juckson SprlnKH Sat. nlte. ltiV Helen Kolinsky, niece of Super intendent I'. Sollnsky of fraler l.ake national park. Is expected -o urrlve In Medford this cveninK from Crattr Ijike, where she has been BpendlnK the summer. Dynges dunce Nttt. Wed. & Sat. Good music. 170 H. J. Murphy, Minneapolis: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haley, Salem, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Myers, Helena. Montana, are umotiK the quests et Medford hotels from a distance. $5.00 per load summer price on Medford made factory blocks. Med Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tf Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Roberts re turned yesterday from a 10-days' trip along the Itedwood hiuhway far south us Santa Kona, t'al., and back north to Marshfleld. ore., una home by way of KimehurK, report-, Inn a "lost enjoyable trip. Funera' spravs and cut ftowem. SamuelHon's Flower Garden, 20M Clark St. l'hone 754-X. 157tf Secretary of StiUe Hal Hons, nc-1 companlod hy his mother, paused Special prire $T.00 per load, Med through Medford last Saturday af- ford made factory blocks. Med ternoon While eiirotite to San Krau-! Fuel Co., Tel. 63 1, tf einco where Mr. Hoss was schedul- ed to apeak Itefore a convention of state auditors and treasurers. The Hand I'ox, exclusive but not expensive features. Gage, Mignon and Jauntee hats, the last word in style, priced very modest. f!ree' . stamps given. MarV Kdwards has ItF. returned ; homearter visiting in 1'ortland and Seattle for several days. The last shipment of Victor TUdlos U about exhausted and tho Palmer Music Houso reports an other shipment duo next wrek. 16B Callfornlans reKlstcred at Med ford hotels include Mr. and Mrs. "W. Vn uce. Itevi-rly H Ills; M r. and Mrs. V. T. Dlnubilo. Stockton: Inez Sehatz, Itakersfield; Mr. and Mrs. Fdward S. Young. Kaera mento: Mr. and Mrs. W. I), chiles. Davis; Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. liutton and son. Falo Alto; H. 1.. Ituttoti and C- M. Hakei'. liurllnuame: Helen D. Quackenbush, hoa An geles. Ilattie Ueames White, teacher of piano. High school credits giv:Mi. 2(l Laurel st. Fhone 4IH-M. 171 Dr. J. W. nobiusoii and Fmlt Brltt were In Medf-nd tills morn liig from Jai'ksonvill''. With tho Uadhi season about to open, tha Palmer Music House has Arranged to display the mnt com plete line of instrumcnta ever hown In Medford. Five workineti were killed In in dustrial accidents In Oregon dur ing the week ending August -I', ac cording to a report prepared by the state Industrial accident commls jilon. There were a total of lt:7 accidents reported to the comniis Mon during that week. The first hg shipment of Ma Jestlo Itadlon for th fall howlns 1b now In Medford and being dls-j trlbuted by tho Palmer j Muntc House. 1 6 r. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. PrrstrMKe and lster-ln-law, Margaret Haith. of Seattle spent Labor Day visit-, ing Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Prestrtdge left yes-1 torduy for Texas where they will upend the winter. Buy them now. Mrdford factory blocks, $5.00 per load. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 3I. 'tf j According to a report i-erclved ! by Oregon Slate Legion headiU;ir -! ters (rotn the national m ganinatioii. each post lias been uiticd in ac quaint all World war veteran with the fact that only four months re main for the veteran to apply for; the benefit of the adjusted nun pcnKnllon act. The tune limit for filing has been extended twice, hut those veterans who have not filed by January 1. 1H.10. will have lost their tin lit s to t his act. F.very lcglon post is urged to give t. ntueh publicity as po-ssible to thi?. matter. Get Ihowf f e n d e r v and auto lodieR straightened at UrtH's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Hervleo St.itlon, Phone 41 tt The finer, richor loaf is the ideal bread for School Lunches Mado in Southern Ore. gon't finest bakery by master craftsmen. Mis Viola TViiml. toll, Kti'iioKia- KUiht I Ii.iu-.ji IK, fm.tl.all Il.k't IiIht at thi' Khi lh y real estate of- npllaillin will KO "t from the flee, returned to work today after j Oi-i-kmii State i-ullilio Kraduate man KliendlnR the past two weekn wt'i offlee to alumni cjf the col Seattle an the Ikiiiho tiuest of Mrs. lee this week. Application onvil K. M. liailovan, formerly of thm opes ate sent out for the Imineeoni elty. ' im: Kme with Idaho at t'orvalllH. ....... ..I.. ir .i ' Oclol.er the WasliliiKlon Slate IiemedJ ,. a.'.'s-W. ' 1 J 1 Florence Ann Allen and .Mr. and .Mrs. Kdwurd W. Union and family. Seattle, Wash., are visilnrH In the city. Mrdfor.l Typewriter F.xrhanitc I fiontals $3.00 per mo., 3 ino.s, $7 Hcitf l-romtn-'llt liulness tu-n OI tne coast counties are plannlnK an or-1 ,.:,st j;..,,,,,.,,. (lold Hill: l!er! canlzallon to a.lvertls,. II"' I'm-'ll1 j,,K-,.,, l-hoctilx. and Sadie liar-1 coast hiKhway ami to hoosl toutil!.. , ..m.,,,, ; inivci over 11, aeoillUK 10 loe i furry l otinty Reporter. It is pr i .prinK fill, mi J Mi'K. HliiiH-ho Cook of noscbui'-', j fi.rn.er puhlishtT of thf Jackson ' ville I 'ait, who has lieen vlsiiitiw friends in Jackstitivilli', returned to ItMKHuirtf Monday. I lawalian Kiiitnr, ttkelnle. Taro-, pMch Siianish cultar and b n n j i ' elassPM wilu re-opt-n ut Maimer's Mosi,. li,.,i Kiiiurdiiv. Aiiensi 3i Prlscilla .Mclslnner, instructor, fa 7 for appointments. , :,Rlf ; Another California young coup! was united In marriage hy Judge Taylor in his court room late this forenoon. The bride and groom were f-ouise Foster and Kichaid i Williams, hot)) of Glenn county in the neighboring state. Medford made factory blocks now $"i.OU per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Marriage licenses were issued stet day to Harrison ( ". Gardiner, Stockton, Vuha City and ll.ubiiia Uilbur. Allen atsin and ICuby Mac Matter, Ashland; Joe A. Swin dler. Olcnc, and Urplui Ktnu Howt.j Asliland; Marry Carlton Ofarrel.j I, oh Angeles, and J u li Wlllet Mi, and Mrs. Domild Cordon of I. oh Angeles, and M i s. lordon iii'H her. Mix. J. II. Winters of Santa I'arbara. left this morn Inn for t "rater Lake national park lo spend a few days. Mrs. Winter. i a form, i Medford resident but thi; her first visit to Crater will be Lake. fnme real values 100 more n 1...I.. I.... .....i.wol t.- I ., , . , I Hat Shop in the M. M. store. special ?l.!S. $L'.!iX (o $3.!ih; other j hats up to $7. ."u. We give green I Mtainps. j Mr. mid Mrs. li. W. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. IE. W. Feijcll of gene; F.frie Kakin of Glendalo, an:l, GGIGen C. Jones and party of j I leppiier are among the Orego- j nians registered at local hotels. j You will be delighted with Prlm-f rose Mouse chiffon face powder. J $1.00 a box. Including a dainty yet- ; low puff, at Culvig Drug, next .'o j Itialto. J6 j Mi s. D. H. Dickey (lf Kcese creek was a business visitor In the city for several hours this morning. Puy them now, fety. blocks, ?.V0u per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.1 The reads and highway tf'jmitlee of Kuseburg. heJld' Mr. and Mrs. ( N. Stutubo and Senator I;. U Kddy. the daughter, Geneveve of the Foots i t reek distrlcl. spent this morning in the city on business and pleasure.; Mrs. Ida Wood and Florence Graves, piano teachers. High seho. l j credits given. Phone l(4i;-W. 1 67 ( Mr. and Mrs. O. .1. Wolfe and Mr. and M Win. Swurtz have been spending the last few days at Uandon. Gold Peach and Crescent City. returning home Mond.-y night. Let me write your fire insurance i Carl V. Tengwald, Motel Mollan I Phone 9!3. tf Mrs. Lizzie K. Merritt. teacher if the opportunity rooms in the Ashland schools, spent today In Medford shopping and transacting bushiesH. Fety. blocks new $5.00 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tf Mrs. Harry Pellett of the Oak Grove district la reported 111 at lu'r home today. Typewriter cleaning and repair ing. Medford Typewriter Fxehange. Htitf A flan- of burning urease on : Moe al JIL'J West llth street w-is the cause of the file alarm at l(i:3n this morning. Firemen answering the call reported that no damage was done. Music from our phone sounds great. Tune us tn on 6S. PaitP Ing ami decorating to suit you. Oregon Paint Shop. Phono 6tiR. H;i Miss Lda King, county nurs-. is spending today in i lie u Ulow ( Spring school distil he. kith examinations. D nges dance Nat. W Good music. d. & Sat ! 1?" I m her n. .i.n,iii nr Nm Hnii - Krii' i'Ml Mill-, nuin.ic.'r of tli- IM w al its I'oliuiaiiv . wife Mill II - ; i: If nun 'iiin-rM, Kluhlii'il hvit imi (In- hM-;il i..ri in hu nrw Arrow sunn s 1 Mliiin' llii. nun nln.'. Ii-niii alnii'.-ll illimrillni.lv fi.r r..rlLm.. IN. Kree hampoo with marcel M li k r r wave; $Lt0. Pottni: Parber and Pcauly Shopp. Mrs. Knl.ert Pro.. Km u Ml b-i,ej Ibis evcitltiB for I'hic.to, where. will tsit with her sister. ! M m.irrhme will be an event: "f the neM Weik. .r summer price on j fetv. blocks. Med. PlKl Tel ae s-.ui nern or.nn !) ,r the .State . Hotel j.-s.Mluii.ai will meet at th .co rae, Saturday, this bell.-- ""O'r annual UK-Hint; 'id;,hts ,,,., .vun,y ncinlliii; ei.ver m.hidim; all hotel rcpiesentativesis,,r,,v ,,. K ,oth was taken fio,,, ,llt:ee M.uth, jfnim a wnirtmette MiUox paper Hemstitching, plcotinu. ,eat Inc. ' l(d n. plied to orchards In that t'Utton tn:ikinir and hos mi'mlihi!. ! n ....i.. :.. .t.,..t, Handle i,rt fJ,,t,P. 1 .'Ttf i the paln of Labor Day peak of the tourist season, With mid the the (f at Prate Lake Jodm. and cmicenstoim w,i n-duced by several person,, Oils we. k. who hne tc n ! employed tlnr this Minmirf and who came to Medford on the Hn':e Ust evenina. niher will eenttnne 1 to ieav the Uk thin week and i Manned neven men. two of thrm ! next, the management unmninrrv j wrlously. hfor lift wan overnw .hk the travel to thf national p.irk ! red. Thi Mexican pave ht name i become ji ltchter. .lesce Nem. TITEDFORD fA"TL i collect- Kami at Portland. Novcm- ! l-i-r and the Oi-pkoii K'tnio at j Kue,en Xoveinher lti. ; .Music from our phono sounds, j Kreat. Tune uh In on 668 for ; i hIkim that pull t-nd pull. Orepon i ' Paint Shop, phone 6 lis. 16'J Temporary aulotnobtlL- license iwi-rc Issued yesterday to Arthur i..uil,....l .....I irvi,,,. lill..r T-iloii" ...I I l- Mill.- T.,1...,-- ; ford. j Runners removed and a n a tt s ! : worked hack In hose, silk under-1 ! wear. K-'lf i-ox, HWeatt-rs, etc. Han-j jdlutafl Shop. lGTtf I A marriuKe license was issued I this morning at the county elork'sj office to Richard T. Williams anil Louise l-'oster, both of Uutle City, California. j '. .Mr. and Mrs. (luy Harper and! OatiKhter, Naltlrette, and son. Rlcharil, left this week for their home In Portland after vIsttitiK In southern oreKon with friends anil relatives. The Harper family fof- .meriy liven in jneKsonviiie. .miss . i .1 colleite and Klrhard la a student I the I'niversity of Oregon The steamship Sierra on which J Herb Grey It as bepn touring the Sou ill Seas ami visiting Hawaii. Sydney. 1'ago l'ag, Suva, and other foreiKii ports. Is due in San i'ranefseo tomorrow. Mr. Grey will probably spfnd a few days with j his brother in Oakland and return : home next week. Me has been I gone three anil a half months. M r. and .1 rs. Kohert Dornner left for their home In Marsh field yesterday after spending the holi days s guesi.i of Mr. mid Mrs. II. It. I'rmtico. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Thomp on ami son. Mi-rbert Thompson 'and Mrs. K. II. Paomley left to- ! day for their home in l.os Angeb ! after a two weeks visit with Mr. land Mrs. If. I..- Itromley of th!.- city. hll- Jp.ir. they isited , Cra t ei Ijike and oth' f c- iiie ;pol uf soiith'M'n or. mm Mid the men of the paity enjoV( tl several day. fishinw at Fish 'ake. Pmnnuni lak,- and lik was made way. Frank Tor the i i a tor jn , reek. The return tri VI th kedwood liigii Hull, district enerill Ktectlie uthern Oregon tun no today from Klamath Falls where: . . . ,., ... . .. I he ass:st"d with the power com pany exihiblt at the Khunat h county fair. Mr. Hull will leave tomorrow for Grants Pass to dem onstrate tbe poiiitldr . K. mn 'chlne at :the- Copci Imoth at th' loser hhie cHinlv fair.'" E coin -1 b hair- mau. met with the M Iford oad and highway committee al the ntel Medford today. There w as a m oct al tliseussion of rud tlcM lopment in southern tn egon. It was the onsensus of opinion that at some future date the roads and highway committees of the cities In southern Oregon be called together to consider a more cmie hwnsive road progrr.m for this section of the state. Other members of the Douglas county delegation were Dexter Itlce. W. C. Harding. aeretary of the Hoseburg.1 chamber of eom me r,co ml Harris dOI Is worth of the Kosehtlrg New 8-Ke view. ' Flitter Herrtcd and II. e. Have, who have both been active in. the real estate business in the ftogu River alley for some time. hae formed a partnership and will con duet their business at L'K Ninth Riverside. The new office will be opened tomorrow. Sept. Ii. Mr. I lerrled eiuiducn d a sue cesstul real estate and loan hast iness for several years in South Dakoia prevhaiH coming here working ooisoim- time ugo. I Mr. Hair, who connibted selling hist ui nere sub-division In the Rogue River Academy district, and im - lirkiiy (ii'i'lmnlH, u Riii.i-t lihir no, IriM I ii lu llvo in Mirl- it tin rni I rslnti- ili'nl t.im'c Initvlhir tn M-ilfcril iiholll llnrc years uk finin 'i'j.t Irirlnil. Tin- new fli ni liu'iili-il m :'s .ill! I: hi-ralil)- 111 It liiinwn us j "I be lif'V I tvMnttt , lAchane will handle lopnjt, rent! and ' era I real estitte. and SPRAY NOTICE NOT FOR ROGUE VALLEY L An ,., xo,ic, was pr d in item w a not ereinted li exchanges :XH tt should have been. Authorities .-i- t,,.i no nny for cllim: moili Ik ailvUnble at Ihts time. Mexican Runs Amuck CHU'AltO, Setd L tA--Craed with Itnuor. Mextrnu today ran amurk In WVt Mndisin strert and TTBTTKK rTCDFOTtP, ARABS TO MEET ' I Or, loctinp I parfort Cum 1 """ V, I -J moned for Private Ses-j sion Will Air Indignation i of Moslem Chiefs . British Order Probe. IKItrSALKM, Sept. 4. (fl; Pal- ttstlno continued calm toduy utsplte the attempts of atfitators to stir the mattseH. In Jerusalem the .Jewish shnpri and even tho Jaffa rnud wor open. JewH have returned to work, leav ing only their wotnen and children under police protection. J KRI'SA I, KM. Sept. -.(ly . u Aral leu1(, paru of Idlest tne coniprlHinK tne I'Hhilne A rah executive, linve bepn summoned to meet In extra ordinary private session in Jerusa lem tomorrow to consider recent developments in tho Holy J,and. Publicity regarding the meeting was suppressed but in some quar ters It was felt it would afford op portunity for open airing by indig nant Moslem chieftains of the re sentment aroused lit them by ver min recent events. News of the impending meeting emerged shortly after it was learn ed here the British government had ordered a, special Palestine commission headed byilr Walter Shaw, former chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, to uiakv an in quiry inti( Arab -Jewish djsues, beginning its task this month. Tin- decision of the British gov ernment not to permit the scope of its i'lihMinc inquiry to extend to any question altering the Ilalfour declaration that which fixed ltrlt- !lsh pulley th establishing in Pab-s-j "Itine a national home- for". Jews- I was hailed with J4iy by tho Jews j ; nm was resenti ti openiy ny Araii WASHINGTON. Sept. 4. IV Inv-stigation by the yenate naval commit'ee of the activities, at the I ii J7 G.nea naval disarmament conference of William n. Schrear er. who has alleged in eoti'rt ac tion that he represented ' Hi in terests of American shiptfUildei at the parley, whs deinanfled in the senate today by Senator-Jtorah - ( of Idaho. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY foi; sali: lila them yourself. 1 cklwrries-. pii-k hone H-L. . 1 1 G FO U SALK Grocery -ervli sta tion cabins. Phone 2-'iS-y. l f,s .OU ItKNT rtoom off porch ; door oi'enim; Phone 6?T-J. end of lojtside. 170 s. Phone 17 0 WANTKD Couple of i foi; sai.k on kxcilangf, .t- t ractive fi-room bungalow on Pacific highway. Modem, doulde garamv to exchange for home in Medford. PFFlii; & SIMS Phone V.15 16 So. llartlett FOR SALF. One acre, irrigated, fruit, tjerrles. etc. Stnhll hoin, gavaiv and good burn. 'lose in. $ I '.'" total price. Sine msU mnI $ 1 -"i per month. If you can't nay for this on ought to be in i.cil. William it. sim:ll:y 4 i North Riverside Phono K'tlJ 1S7 Full SAI.1 Mnt r.iisr inoni-v l' Huh. will Mirriil.-f ..in' lot on 1'ortlalnl Avo.. oast front. J'.'.".: olio ai'io v'l-ntrHl Point, It full lii-.irini; in-ill trri'i, -I, IV iirni l:i I'lioiu- ll!' .1 1B7 VATI-:i -Wnlili.il littusrvvnrk nlnl illll.lrlMl. Mis. I'll!.. !' l:ont'r.il of tin Miinilltf. niopnoo oi Aon'MAinn imnnn m' uiouuoo ULHon i.ihjuh nuuu in; WITH SEMITICSNEEDLES CRM i ' ! New Delicatessen Next to PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE TO OPEN THURSDAY Medford housewives are invited to in spect the cooked food shop where HOME MADE BREAD, PIES and CAKES will be featured. HERE'S Where You Will Get Service EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS, Too Mrs. Marie Stump and Mrs Marie DeLara, Culinary Expert, Owners and Operator OTlFiOX. WFDN'KftDAY. LOCATE BODY OFiFlVE TRAPPED BY IVpnlihv Appnnantiral Fx - exutive Went to Death at CAUUVC VVCIU IU Controls of Racing Plane Explosion in Mid-Air Reported. i LOS AN'IKI.b.H. Sept. 4. A't i Ma i ii- John 11. Wood wealthy Vet-ran air tnail pilot and trans port executive, went to his ilrath at the controls of his racing niotio- plane. as it exploded in inida!:' early Monday morning. His body was fou ml In the wreckage today 2't miles northeast of Needles, Cal. I-anded at wreckage. P-ody found in plane, death instaulaeous. No fire, put explosion." That was the w Ire received today by Paul K. Jlithter. Jr.. of the Aero Cur- , potation of California, here toda from Pilot P-nrrell Smith of th: searching airplane rent from herv. Major Wood, J yenrs of age, was president of Hie Not t hern Airways, a line between Chicago and Minneapolis,, was a resident of Wausau. Wis. Me went to Ills; death above the great California j desert near tin- Ari:'.na border, i at o'clock Monday morniiiL'. i while racing to Cleveland, Ohio.1 for a non-sloii record from .Metro- ! ' pnlitan Airport. Los Angel-s. Ward M ith r, his mechanic an 1 : 'companion on the dash, was save 1 ! I when the explosion of the .Vl(J gallons of gasoline aboard, hurtled him front the cabin rnonMpI.iii". ILK UTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE "PURE PRODUCED - PACKED THE SANITARY WAY H. Flyen Anderson Pianist, Teacher, Composer I'iitnu itistnicl inn t hriu iters iiiid iplv;iiice sliplcnls Rooms 5 & G Dcicl Bldcr. Be Original Let Us Make Your Holiday Greeting Cards This Year Cards of your own design at reasonable prices. SHANGLE STUDIOS 318 Med. Bldg. Phone 1308 i Phone y an i mi it KEPTEMP.ET? 4. 1020. ' 1450 FOOT LEVEL iP STOt.'KTOX. fill., Sept. 4 'Tons of loek loosened in a cave-In 'on !' n'." (. level of the - ai.i- ruM t'opper company at i.'oppcr- 11 ',,,, tivv mun lod ,v- "" , Utiidntifil miner was rescued, ! crush d lad!y l.ut alive. J. Davis, shift Loss. lean inline diate re.i'ue operat ions and sent word tii Angels camp for Dr. f'en. ('oojier and other medical assis tance. . . i .Mjners returning to the top K An ancient vili-'me on the North works in the MT.u foot level report Sea island Is gradually heini.' un- heurin.'T tho nereams and KroaiH I covered with the wind shif tiny a i.f one ((f the trapped men. Mine . j The Shoe Box Offers Extraordinary Values m School Oxfords ' i - : ' Special '" $2.50 to $5.00 Ladies' Street and smart, but modestly You Are Cordially Invited to Visit the New SHOE BOX 223 E. 6th St. . Free Balloons jgzxSSs mwm im n i Vsa Wis 1:30'3i v J. rpMTDAI M ft xa,- Starts ia M ' ' r -w-r -P- . I t T1 THE FIRST BIG MUSICAL . ; 1 Hlil COPIEDY OF THF. TAI k'INr. qpoitc-nt A H R I 11 l m ' . a wiiiiii. I - rm . "ff I Ycu-M Be Humming 1 fill- I You',, Be Com.ng Baekl Lj V. m m m Mr vivik m id w m wm mm t- 'v-r a u.1 JLLj? WA 11 . With - " rit. MARY LA 1 UN f W$ 1 . ' OSCAR SHAW Al mg " 60 BEAUTIES -y(p popular prices yi'Jr s( H?SJ run norn E Ar... mY't ' V. ' j : FOR MORE LAUGHS I SV II ALL TALKING J VV ' 1 - " """""una f"Vr vVi VJ i AVnA 1 Q I'd THE, TALKING NBWS FWMl Wl lit hi mi i mi iii ii p r v - v x ' r i u Tt-w-M ,i l l i n i p m v r t w r yM others feared tin y were killed. lit the five men caintht in the cave-In. four live in i -oppcroimle-Wltll their lauilliis. Til.- fifl.l " a resi-lent of AUK-'ls on nip. ! A lart-e crowd. Inilu.linK fam ilies of miners, are at the mine awaltltiK reports reuardlng lr" ciess of rescue- work. ('Iiililren's I'iaiui ( lapses Piano lessons for children In classes of twelve are nuain helna i -offered by Mrs. 10. 1-:. tiorn at !' I studios, rooms 11-12 S.arta build- line corner of Main and Riverside. , ;Tlie course covers the essential . . ru-linients of hi.rmonyt rhythm.; 'rotation and technic and is open t. all children of school aac vl: : have not had lessons. j The class will meet Thursday .V. I 4:1."- and interested parents with; tlM lr children are invited to come f to the class to inspect the method t of work.' 1 ! Style Shoes, priced. Very U. J. Carpenter, Prop. for the Kiddies . nuiuaj a juuii jfUflNIEST MEN T'l ITT" - fit mil, . my,.' s-w ( wt i t1-. a. ... k ' r u in iff r r-". ; ii : ' J A'Vn KVKJiwv HEADACHE? Look to Your Eyes First Dr. D. A. Chambers EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 404 Medford Bldg. n r 1 J fie TVcKP Cf We employ skilled ab. stractors who examine the titles the company guar antees. When they find mistakes in conveyancing we sec that the mistakes are corrected, before we guarantee the title. If a mistake is overlooked wc puy any loss. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Sixth St. Phone 4, T Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO IAT ! Good Food Good Service K. :t l. iiiK - 'ii:: i(K.sini: -to:iiHIy Win k in, , lU'W ;iii-jn,, , i tm I a W mim la " ' i. UT),.' - . mj t nn n irr niriii a - I 111 Willi." - p. " " . If
