taoe six
METVFOTiP MATT, TTiT'HUN'E. ArrjiFORD, oTM'.O oX. SATntDAV. m-TOfTiER 7. 1ft2f.
1.
T'n
SEAL OUTGASTiELEVENHGTORIES
firau eras:
TO 8-2 VICTORY
Johnny Walters Hands For-
mer Teammates But 3
Safeties : Stars Retain
Half Game Lead By Beat-
ing Oakland.
,(i. ' "
,. .. ..
I!y the As iiUi'il 1'ri-s-i.
' llollvwoiill wan 11.1 "lil liKHln
.- i..r ,,. Hw. imkLinil
Ouk.'i to iclaln lis lialf (uui li-uil
in Hip l'.-tc-lfip Coast li-iiKtie lH-n-
riiuiL rai-o. hut t hi' hustling .l:s-
slon ItcilM were riKhl 011 iht- lii-i-lnj
of llip Jails from iiuivi.-lancl, whlli
tin- lop notch standings inilicatcd i
that fli-st phuo was virtually uny-
huily's itrini'. !
Thi; fourth faille of tin- wi-f-k'sj
t-rii-N at i-Jini-ryvilIc across lli--j
hay from San l-'ranclsco waH a
snappy oxhihllion, which the Stars;
hamu li, 2 to 1. "Huzz" W.-tzi-l ;
held the innltlil for llu visiiinKl
Stiiri-. iloiiiK a tidy Joh hy allow-!
ins only n slnfilc hit in the firm 1
lour Innlw;:!, allhouiih tho Oaks
KatllPred ciKht 111 the- Imiif run.
Thn suns hit tho hall for u total1
of 11. I
'Ike" Uoonc's piollfic hat work
rals-cil tin- slock of tho Mlslons
ul riacraiucntii, whi-ri; illo Sena
tors nut dif.'at, li 10 ; hcfori! 11 1
very small crowd. N hlle lloolie s
homers came when the hases
were empty, liny would have
brouirht victory anyway, inasmuch
as .Merton Xel'on allewed the
home team only u pair of markers,
although the l.i yi del ;; '. a ilnron
clnuls.
Ilelcascil hy Ihe S-als 11 f
weeks ai;u. Johnny Wallers now
of the inic(;st pitched i.Kainst his1
former team 'males at Kocreation i
park at S;iii fnim isco yesii-rday,
and defeated them wllh cat.e hy aj
score of S to 'i. Wallers held the
San Francisco team to but eight
hits,' and was rarely in any danKer,
Hates of tile Ducks swum: himself
11 hit out of joint when he tookj
:l vicious liimic at the hall while
nt hat. ami was furecd to leave ihe
Kame heclllise of, a wrenched
shoulder.
I.ns Allkeles s.-olid lis fourlh
victory this week over the lucl:-j
less Seattle Indians ny ilele:!iin
llleiil X to V, In the I'.ilifornl:-. '
It.-tl ol)t't l-i h;nl a liuli Hmtculty .
j.ii hln hi malt-H to a win ivt
1 hi jjVuku lu'l-oinictis. llfii ! ,
of the IntlhtiiH ami Shuhiu'iit li tu I
tlu Amki-Ih. flt'cw'! t litimo runs. 1
OF THE !
k CLUBS,
S'l.u
I
' , Coast League
' y V. I.. lYt.
Hiillywaod -U 27 X I
WsMon '. 42 27 .mill
m Angles li .TiHi
INirMnihl to us .r.ss
Sun I'Vanciuro "'i .r-ti.r
OftMninl :i:t .".T A
Siirratnt'nlo U
Scattlt! It! ft .'J'Jlt
National League
. L. 1VI.
ritlragn K7 42 .m".
HttNtniruh 75 r.."i .77
Now York t.S f.ii .foil
St. Lou Ik f.2 r-1
HrooUlyn liO li'.t ,4ii.t
l'hlbnVlphta S7 72 .H2
Ctm-inuutf M 7r
Mustnii So 77 .U'.M
Coast League
Yesterday
(By the Atsociated Press)
U. If.
Poitluml K 15
;Jiin IYnm isro . 2 S
:Vn!u.tM unci Tomlln; .Mails
llawoiili.
k.j
l Ml!
H.
I hiHywnot!
Oal;lnnU l s
Wit::''l ami HevptYM; Pallia and
Miihanii.
H.
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s
Cox.
U. K.
it i
So.ltt!i
ltm Aut'lori
11
Hon-
1
unJ; Jtohtrts ami Satnlher
11
V,
Midi. ions ...
JsurramiMHo
. Nelson and Hoffman
t 1 1 0
2 12 1
Viiui and
Mania. .
Aula KalfKliiMll Killetl
It A KUIISri KI.D, Till.. Sept. 7
I.P) Itnlph Trunin, automolole riles
man, nas kilted mt nitrlit and Mr
ami Mm. J. A. (.'rant un.l Mi Tori
.Mentitn vf re iituly in jut e.
wIihh thi'lr nutonioldle turned over
nn n fui vp near Olldale,
ltiiunrli rnilT
QI'INCY. Maw., Se!t. T oVi -The
new light rritlner Northamp
ton was tunnelled1 at the Ir'ote
I liver Hlipyai iIm today wit h eere
iiiniiirH hi whic h Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge. wife of (he former president,
He'rc;iry of tin1 Navy Charles l-
A.laniH, ami o:livm, participated.
(in In ltnl ItrtliKtit.
WASHIN'ITON. P t. 7. !-Vi
The Interstate romnv ree conmii
r ion today granted ennl i'
Mfiithw-.'iftern luilroailM lo ieilu-
fiflKht rata on rnln hik
liMliirt? from KaDviH City
Hull uf Mexico.
i: rain
to the
u tm mm-
Ry llio -Ms)i i;itc(l Pros.'
Haiti and open daitvi limited'
t major league artivtty yesterday l
J two niimi-N in I'itthhunj, tt even j
I I liti j.n.-l i 1 1. in n I I i I -. I to llff-VIMlt ,
cm. fn.m .n-awim.- cio..r m
j tho pennant. The Itruins them-'
" b"i " s:n washed -1
' niunclitly from their hi -lit .1 n ! in
I.01.1X as the ItuhliiM hold On'
an ewn break. Thi.
: lurn of tv ills ! 11 the Cubs In
i need of only ele,vn victories lu
j Ihi ir rcmuitiinit 2:i un s- the
I I Mini- lllitill.il I lie Athletics IV-
. ,,), ,..
Wllh two names
riermiinenl '
i removed from IIH-
iird. (he t'lilei
hy . Wllllliui; eleven I -e would
j finish with UK victories and VI
I detents. A clean sweep from this
j point to the finish would Kh'e ilu
j l-lrales a fin:. I re. onl of tl!) panic.
, won and r.O losl. just 11 p.-rccnlae
, shade worse Ihan a Uf-J-I Cub
I record. I
! liurteinh Crimes si.uj.ht his tsihj
' vicloiy in the opt ncr at l'it:s-j
j hlirii. hill leeeivell ilslelll his fifth
defeat. Ilalie llernian hit a holu"i
with one on ill Ihe third, and other'
Itohins hum h. d blows toi- lour
moro runs in the fifih, Kivlnn the)
flock Just enough leeway lu easel
out ahead hy II to fi at ihe finish, j
W'alson " 'lark won his fourteenth j
victory, but had to have the helnl
I of Johnny .Morrison In the ninth,
j when, after several earlier rallies
had fillhd, the 1-ilales threatened j
to tie.
Jess Polly was riKhl In the see-1
ond clash, uiul .Moss. McWeeny
I and .Mmoi.) were not. so Ihe lluc
,11111. sis had lllle trouble in win
: nliiK hy S to 1. The I'lraleH col
lected 1 bin.
flames were scliedul.it only at
IMtlsburK ami St. I.oiils in the N;i
tlonal leaiille. The 1 lldlun-Alh-
j lelh
! Shilje park
liy Kit-linrd r-rMlc
Xi:V VuliK Toi- wt-ky Uiii
pr;n; tl.- s(:itf ol" :i N-v V'-i U
lonl-ilK!
elo
'I'hoy nltsri vi-.t j
1 h v . w i f 'I
tJnnimhoul the
tlit'uihT tllslrU't
u ml on tlu vmtf
(; ;i r tl f it s iiml
I w-.iml Unit LM
I-i-r v o 11 t
what thi'y wot'.
was Mirk. 1-i
ni- ccir hhi".
i . '
12 rrd, 10 white
I 1 o w.
I'.'ti or hrow u.
Thi'V sIoimI mi
Vffih nvfiuif nt
Mrtvt fttitl a-iiin at
l'Vrly-f octnjl
I I'iiii-'Ki nntl f t . u nl
I of nit ihi wnn:t-ii
j 'orpfi-M won' .s.iiiu
that one-thin,
li.issin- tlns"
miii oC sim-
I hlli n i nltHS.
j (Hi July 17 lh m'oui.s at a fa.sh
imialilc I'ai k nvrmii' rt-Mtn nrant
roiint l at Into lii-on nun than r.o
hat'i. Seven wi-iv .f the new
j 'I'ut.y l.oriTH't' tyiM'. two in v'lc
j ami t'ivr in felt, a !inilar fount
! at tlw anif ila-o mi .h:m l.'I had
, .shown no hahy Imnm ts.
rom-n.t Iiik siy h
That in one way in whi. h trends
ar" (t tfi iniiMd ii.r the fashion
i liiiU s.
Tin- p i-linirs. starn-d hero la-tt
yii,r Uy Aihok IV.rrih. have l row n
to sui-h iMoptirtiohM that two wcrot
it.ntlih tt il this Miimnt-r. Last AiiK-j
nt Ca rt'profnlattvi's of ivtail
stores paid K'Hi v.'U'h to h-arn j
what
wt'jir
the American women wonl 1 j
the next neason ami how to
sell it t her. Villa A uu ust mot.)
than .1.0 enrolleil at the hmart
hotel whero a wei'k'.i le-tvires uroi
en. Tiley fame from f 11-
ies ami MiiaH. Chhafco ami Sail!
Ki.im-i' fo, ihniiiKton. Del., ami
ri-Htt'llos Ma. j
Anion l"'iish, who i-ont'fi'.oil t
encounter, luincd out ttt
rk, was the only Alneri-
lc.tt;iie fixture on the caid.
jihe U'ofi:;il.le iiha of pultint; fash-j
1. . lolls nu a fteientifil havis, is only I
1 ;t7 ye.ii-H nl.t. Kormeilv a lleve-
fl'l-'U'f newspaper man. ho ram to,
NVw
York j. ;,lvettisiitt; manager!
of a laif il"partmiit store. j
Heie he l.iv.ui stmlvlnu- ft'lei
li emN ami mer h.m. living nii-lh-
i-tis ami hi l :i "' l he set up a ep
arato oiKani,:aiiin to make sur
veys of Imllvhlur,! l.uyinK nml tell
fiiK problems lor siona t hitui hou;
I ho i ountry.
Cliirdnx
Pan ih
s.ls the
1 .I'-htnis
th-ory that the
It !
i piil-lie
f-t lei. Seltlom. ,
: he jsiyt-.
; I'Mniu-
; a pr.
1 of ;, ,
tvle aVsollltely IIHV, i
I. flM,!- U i-l .-'.!
it i-
is f.ihli.n.
finite li.-
on. t aln,
It m
J in. I
iv.s out
d.'- r
rlowly
p.-opl-
; w hi.-h . on
i ami l.i-i,
, Ihlt.l;.
f T,.ke, f,
, l! I.er.un.-
ll til. in a
r e Hipe
tle otil-
he do, he
.1 of fern--e
of tl.v
lum-'K aivl
l miniml'
) et nrnin,
:l adapted.
oi:i;li tor!
e! :i sini.l..:
iniM.
oil
J-h.e
Iteinlw
l.iMtv to
f-t.llt .
1 1
Now
'1
!nii);t r ,,( i!
l'i i mr meilii'i
h 1 ,Mi-d h.
I'.ul
oi'e N.-- York vtoi
in"1 L tn .inf. i .
aMil ever HL;.in,
"Ul, to thr m,.
.imU of th.-m.
Pi'vliion I, . nd-
women
llo
I
ii.'. .h .rt.d In
W,-.llll,.f re. i.rd".
h is ...oily i'aris
irr.. ti ide ti.i-
'U.i.lliril's Sri'eri,
irraph f(.t m. ill .
A ;, I. , tlw .
iin-l Am.ile.iii s)11M
p. r ivi.i.i i,, main
ret.tM Kile nn, tMt
Of e..ti..: lllo.l.'H
The line usnully
irtv. r i i seni i-Ti.
rutin Ihe miiip
MA Oi'XI-1 : Vctunu i
eml r-fir thntli.tn mlir.itn'e at
S Itcotihv Core, v here I Ucu p. ml
trn 9 fo.-t a:.ltrp M hrr
kim'inmt'a car part at 'erai it a"
ii"i 4 Urne to account lor thrir
nhxr.net thi.-ivfi the ni'ht. Vt
mifj u Sointrficttl,
vhtn thru nrrm oi rtM.i6e
trtfiphaue tif'tuvne, that nhc, her
in'ithcr and Tout ttisroorrr.fi tome
one atenlinn the aactil'bnat ud
Irnihrl it to SUwni'lhu, where the
tl.it f abandon l it. TU'V 'lo tint
(ifft'.d'jH hrr ttarv but tat" i' that
ii V Xamrrfi'lU cttuira to the
tirt nofen home, cni vniree Turn he
ktuntH the truth, aiut then meals
vta-tl'.rtQ nrva that l'rtttt:r
J.nfia.i tn i lose on Tom' tiait
ami that Ln.itn.t, not an tirthtylv
iiit, ia a tlttrctlie.
Clmpter 24
THROUGH THE KEYHOLE
()MKKF1KMVS discovery tbit
l.atou was a detective was no
great surprise to me.
"That's boon worrying me ever
elnce he curce," I told Snuiei'fleltl,
11I1 IkiiiIi my suspicions of the man's
real profession woro moro recent.
"Then the people at the British
museum," Homerfleld asked, "how
'"
"Oh, that's quite easy. I.axton
must have been on tho watch for
news of Pelt. As soon as Pell's
name appeared In The Times that
day, when It said I was taking a
The "keyhole murderer" Intended
Jrravinp of tho new fresco to the
ir.!t'ii:.i. La "to n or his superiors
must have tixed up the trap with
;ho inuseuni pfoph. Sunday night,
it hon ho took mo down to the clois
ters, policeman was written all
over hiin."
"Of course, he was aftur Pell."
"It looked like that. Hut why?"
"At least three iwupie could tell
ui that, Orenor.;n."
"Yea, I Vuuw,' said I. "But I
won't ask Veronica. 1 don't think
'twould he fair to ask Mrs. Sea
hioke. And If I a!:el old Sejhroke
well, you can easily guess "
Somerneld nodded. "It's awk
ward," said ha. "lint, you know. It
iiuy have to ho done. If tha pro
fussor gets wise to what happened
Ust night, he won't have any
miKlity compunctious nhout nsk
ins. Will he. now? Spiriting away
the man he was after for the mur
dur of Pell! Have you realized it?"
My perception of reality was be
fogged by Veronica.
Somerfield. looking on from out
!de, was able to precipitate the
rntiLiMon a Utile. Ho had nn ana
lytical mind. All thoso discon
nections, ho said, had to he linked
up somehow, and the only link he
could soo was Laxtnn.
Old Kotherhurys excavations
hr.d brotipht Pell down to lliack-
water. Thpn, Ihore was a gel-away !
hy a convict. The convict nrrived
at Htnckwaler, aud on his hee's
Laxtou.
Pell was murdered In tho act of
revealing a ghost aud when we look
tor tho fchost we tind Laxton.
"Somelhlns In the background."
aid Somerllcld, "hetweeu the Sea
hrokcj. Pelt nnd the convict. Some
thing that even Lax ton can't see.
for he doesn't oem lo have brought
the Seabrokei Into the picture yet.
Therefore, whoever his knowledge,
l: hL'giu.s la;cr than the Si tnol.es'.'
"No doubt about it." said I. "La
ton hcgtns wlili some connection
he t ween Pell and the convict. Tho
Seabrokes begin much further
Inck. Yo:i remrmhr that, tmine
dt.ttrly before Laxton catne to
niackwator. he'd boeri In Devon
lilro. Yo;t remember the unex
plained absence nt Veronica from
London that S;tti:-d;;y, and Pell's
absence ;:t the s:irne itrne. Ynu
i,,d lhal a woman nnd a car as
well as a mite :uTomr:he woie
couc.'iiied in t!;e iMf.ipe. Think of
S.iaihiv i-.ih!.: Veronica's strarte
rf turn : my rn-.'onriter l' Woo.lt-ot
L.in.: L:i;:o:rs --,
riitidurt :
some f el
out New-
'!' Lit
L.'iMoti's l;!ii''v'' i!,,e
r'ar .' th:;i n! :l'.i -it
ih.it
( h new s le
, and an i.o
tho Min-t.in
It J
.u.i liy
ra.li-ally
lecLne-.
r fad look
t- pres. nt
nl (ow.ii 'I
to rea
All eady tin
riliMl.s has
!v will 1--.,-'..re
the
rn!iie!y di-.T
ti
s'aiN.l. lott it
another four
Min-tau ton-,
4" ert d.
Hi"-, in tlanili'iil Is
TIMIT. S-'I't T - '!' II. .lid
1
- -1 1 1 1 1 .1 : .V illstoois oltii-eis wile,
hid aiieaid him fo vi,,.(ij.,n ui
Ine (i.l'I ll pi ohihlltcn 1.1W, Alli.it
J. Smith. h3 ye-irs eld liie.vi- lie
lelti-r villi. -1. j'l'II.M.l lolo ll;e Ie-
men rier nun w.ui urnw net siu-it.
ly, ln'i'iu' last iuidii:j;ht.
& R. A. J. WALLING f SVJ W 4 S-4l
a,. rum , 10.1 unci touch with .tiu.ethlmt thai gjyWMfl
ton had touch with something thai
nan likely to happen."
I've been woni'trliix." Somer
fleld mused, "wliother f.stton hac
any Inkling of a possible slioming
match nd was trying to stop It.
By the n ay, Crcnofen, Lax tun s
not come out as a policeman yeu
Why? He's still running the anti
quarian stunt."
"Is he? Seen hlui lately?" 1
asked.
"i'cs," said Somerfteld. "Th!s
afternoon J met him coming away
from .Vewplace In a dirty muss.
earth all over his boots am clothes.
Just taking leave of Marling ami
the cub. Haiti he'd been exploring
wllh them. He walked along wliu
1110 as far as tho l.prd Ne.luou. Fart
Is, firenofen, that's tvh.it made me
come on to see yoti."
"Iild he say anything about me
then?" I asked.
"Yes. Asked If you were horns
from Hollaiu Day. Whether I'd
mot your cousin. Whether you
were specially friendly mlth Father
bury. He's got his eye on you.
flrenofen. But that wasn't the
most remarkable thing. -
"lie harked back to what hap
pened In Ihe library the afternoon
Pell was killed. Then he asked me
whether 1 saw you nr anybody e!e
take a hook out of the shelve?
afternoon.
to kill not Pell but Marling!
"He said Fotherhury had nii.-?:;c.I
a book. It was hi tlu library Fri
day. Tuesday, it couldn't be rnut:d.
A lh! Mr. Kolh e r b a ry w a n ted It
badly."
"What book?" I 3!;eJ.
"An old illuminated book. vUli a
inam:.cript hisioiy utlie nbbey.
La . tun aaid he woufuu't be snr--prised
if It was what hud phi
KotherbiH ji on to his excavations."
"Nobody touched a book that
day, so far as I remember."
"I didn't see anybody touch a
book. But It's not the loss that, in
tereats me It's the fact that Lax
ton's so curious about It."
"Yes, that's rather queer," 1 ad
mitted. "I'd give almost a dollar to know
whether Pell was in the library ou
Friday and whether Marling know
he'd been there."
"Marlins!"
"Well think of Marling a min
ute. Hated Pell. Why? Suspected
him. Think of Marling in the
cloister Sunday night. Then Moo
day afternoon you couldn't miss
Mailings race when Pell went for
htm. It was Marllug who was go
ing to see the ghost. If you remem
ber. If Pell had taken the hook,
and Marlins kuew it. suppose the
I book contained the luntructionr for
conjuring up the phoat. Grenofen?"
"I can t seu bow a book In New
place library could have anything
to do wilh conjuring a ghost out of
a convict prison," said I.
"Did It ever ocur to you that Pell
might have beeu shot by accident?"
Qomsrfleld put tho question al
most casualty. I; made me sit up
"You mrrai why, Somerflehi. yuii
cau only mean one thin! That
j "That the shot was meant for
j somebody else, in fact. It's perfect
ly clear, l.rcnofen. Did you look
: through tho keyhole? A man who
I was going to tire through ihe key
I hole couldn't possibly havt. aimed at
I Pell, who wasn't lu tho line of ftro
! exeept for one instant '
! "Of course! I hadn't tliongM ol '.t
I The man who tired tho shot was
; blind nt the time; he couldn't fire
! and see the target."
i "Yes. and only one nnn could
! have been s!ict through the key
hole the oae who sat in :he direct
line of lire."
J "And he was-
' "Marhag."
(Copy i'.hr
PI wi-ilit lieM
rr lNci; ou , Mjt.,
- 'I'1 .Li-k i" .reen. lio. w
iMi'f and vr::ei nf ; luo t s-l-d
line today after a I-ai
e: He w; a n..tie of
Sept.
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An unioi'f V cory fu-tier d-rV.
Ci.ot:'ua tf-. tt-.ty l.?:nd.-v.
i Htvrt4 Br JkilMN Count AMlrMh
Miirruif LilviLH',.
Vieior f. iA'Wi.H and Anta
W.
j !ylin.
I Leroy
; I'ei iy.o.
! Leslie
U. Child
ami
Dorothy
-.dith V.
Jieckley
and
; (.'h.nlcs I
Xoyer.
Ilaymnnd
Koeller ami 1.1a May
C.rundy and Will"ta
; NVyer.
j Paul L. Drake and
Margaret J.
! I'ill'Tl.
j K nneth t Taylor una a v-
jihlirie .vl. fliH'nc.
! IIukI'- Hull oinli nnd - Alameda
f L. .i. iiuyie.
: i. i-M.i i'. Vmnon and Altee I-'.
; flrooljK.
1 i'hrnlcs A. Appetdorn rtiid May-
n tta I "iii'pi'iitiT.
I James T. Wolfe and Marguerite
Main. , .
Samuel k. Cornell and Klorine
i';u-kanl.
A mhrus
Kritz.
T. .lewett and Alveda
! Warren
L. litiller.
I A ll;; li St
j Forbes.
DuiiaM
Woods.
and Dernice
Duval and liuhy I).
Y. Lt v.i.s ami Hazel N.
l-ianl;
II.
Vuigley and Ilel.-n A. j
ink.
Clifford
i
P. 1 leiny ami 'iri4i:iia1
. i
j II. Kidder.
W:lllKm .
, Wilson,
i Clifford C
Johnston,
i Frank W.
II van.
j Wiihur L,
Clifford.
J. Nixon anil Eva J
'. Sullivan and Hi'atric.
. lloaR and I.aiTy Bill -
Stiittafi;id and Olive
Aldo D
I Chat les
1'arr nnd Margaret Y.
1'. N.-ary and Maruie
;i,...-a-. j
: Karl M. Sargent and Sadie!
j Spelii er.
Hubert S. l.ti;e and Luu:m
I Diinexar.
) Aub.vy '.. D.an and Laura C.
Kerr. .
il-nry V
'hamii and Flnrenee
L. Sh-rmai
Lster M. Dudley and Kiihabeth
M. Knight.
Crobnte Court.
A. C. l'ierce assumed
name eertifiente "Auto
Um-s. " Kiled Ausust 2 G,
A. C. Pierce, assumed
name certificate, "Auto
Terminal," filed Alls. 20,'
Arthur "W. Stelnniets;
business
Kreit-ht
1'J29.
business
Kreieht
1929.
assumed
hinlness name certificate,
"Clack
and White Cab Co."
V.'. M. I'll ini'tisoti, li. I-'. CI m
enson. disi harne of jissumi'il hlisi
liess tiaiue eerlifii-alo "Jtlack and
White fab Co."
S. ll. Hhike.
ertifieatc of a:
W. V. Sinql.-tou,
iiineil naiiie,
Cue.
. O. V. Niles.
W. C. I.osey,
John KkeilKeil
Cilas. M. Warren.
1'. S. lllltnbo'iton.
articles of incor-
poratlon of All
Ceiii-nser L'o."
1920.
.Metals Fractional
Filed AllKU
27
.... N. Hoan. C. M. Kidil. Ham
ilton 1-alton. Articles of Incorpo
ration of "Community Chest of
.Medford. Inc."
Allen Watson, Ashland. Ore., as
sumed business c. rliflca'te, "Ash
land Law & colleciion r.ureau."
Cilnit Cittirt,
ity of .Medford vs. May
Ilenrd, el nl. .-T Millet title.
C. W. Daiib v. Laura J.
M.
Al-
niiiiK. l"or money.
H. .7. Mall.1 et al. v. Jessie L.
liicliat il.son. Km' money.
I). I'. Miller vs. KlKKl K-rbv.
For money.
AfiKlo-Califnrnia Trust Co. vs.
Oregon Can nml Klectric company,
et al. To utiiet title.
Sum hern Orea-on (las Corpora
tion vs. Oregon (las and Klcotric
Company, -t at. To iptirl litb.
II. K. Vicr.y vs. Iblie Vice
roy. lor divorce.
Tracy M. Starr v.. Kl.-de llaf
Siarr. For divotvo.
.lack son County UuihlinK
Loan tissoeiation vs. M. K. Itrans
ronibe. et al. To foreclose niori-
Jacki-on County HulblitiK A- Ioan
Association vs. Amy .1. Johnson,
el al. To foreclose, niort(;ane.
Ileal Ilslat- Trnllsfers
Sarah Hawkins to Kirst National
Co., y. c. I), to m: o( si: sec. 21,
T. 3S S.. It. 2 W.
I". 1.. futon et ux to First Na
tional Co.. V. I. to lots 4 and f,.
block 3. Centra! Sub. l),v. .Medfor.l.
I'ine Hell lkinkini; Co. to First
National company, deed to land in
Sec. 3m, T. 35 S., It. 2 W.
Wm. M. Itriees tl, :ninie;t W.
Snider. W. I. lo land in Sec. IT, T.
3B S.. It. I K.
F. W. Si reels to l'tnniett A'..
Hnid.-r. V. n. to land In Ashland.
Fnlmeit V: Snider to Win. M.
ltriKt-'s. deed to land in Ashland.
J. W. Jacobs to lturwell O'Kelly.
Q. C. 1. to lots ti. 7. S, block 1.
earner & Sabin Add. to KoKue
ltlver.
t'. W. PeCarlow et nx to J. K. i
Patterson et ux. W. 1). to N'W of
SV Sec. -1. T. to S. li. 4 R.
John V. Kerns et ux to Floyd V.
Furor, W. li. to lot on Mountain
nvi-niie. Ashland.
Ciiv of Jacksonville to CJeor-e
W. Wen.lt. li. C. li. to lot on Fifth
..tieet. .lacksom ille.
IV ll. Crawford -t
N. llo.Kan et uv, W.
Iil.C II. T. 3T S.. K.
.1 ,t Mi.'U to 111
. C. f :o l.in.l in Sec
jl;. I I.
A.lelii X. Allen lo Harvey N.l
I ..ol W I. lo lots :'. lo. II. block
j Film Ad. I.. Me.lt.od.
; ll.roo A. M..!tcrson to Anna M.
Moon. W. ll. to land ill Sec. I I.
I T. :'!' S.. P.. I i:.
James II. Ilehlin lo John S.
tl.ii.- el nx. W l to I .: IL'. s..il'h
I aim Peik.-h y nn hauls, uni---
Vllld.
W. M. T'l.ill et ux o Wcrn-r
..-.nir ct ux. W. !. to lei ".. h ". k
i .1. Pauls. n A.M. ivntr.il Point
Atthnr 1'. I''ii:ilnftf''ii to c. 1
,Knii:ht t in W. H lo lots I :. ..o l
I ll.. b'.oi k 6. l:..f Add. lo Medfort
I II. t. Ctrl. bur.-l et ux to Flizi
ll.elli Fil'-ner. W. IV to l.ir.d In Sec.
1). T. i It. 1 K.
Shnr'lff Jcnnlnss td Edwlri J."
Dinclc S. lood-to 4VS';- hctki lii
0. I.. C. Twn. 3S S.. R. 1 W.
! J. C. Harnos el nx lo Wallace S.
' Clareg et ux . IX to lot 'it Ciinrrv
: I'm-k.
' ('. II. Howell et al lo Myrtle 1.
I Newton et vlr V. 1). lo S. M ft.
jo, N, 1 no ft, r)f loin 7. S and ,
Howell's Sub., unrecorded.
I B. O. Kakin et iix to Kuxle Point
jlrrlKatlnn Dial. V. 1). lo land in
I See. 22. 'i'w. So S., 11.' 1 W.
! I. C, Kohlnett et ux lo i:ffin D.
. Rimrnon:- V. D. to land In l. I..
C. B8, Twn. .'17 S., It. 2 S'.
; Seeley V. Hall et ux to AiikIc
; California Tru.st Co. Ied to )au-l
;ln t). I. C. A. Twn. IIS S., ft. 1 V.
! -llvury llelitr. t-t ux to 'l;vniti )-:.
jlfciive et al-.Q. C. I), to loth 1, -i
aim:::. Set. 26,.Twii. -tn S.. rt. :! K.
! Arthur A. Sturlevanl m-iisteei to
IK. F. Howe it al Deed to lots 1,
: - and :i: See. 2ti. Twp. 4 S., K. : K.
', S. Clyde' Driskel et tlx to Wm.
! A. Ilari-ison el ux W. f. lo K.
.fi 1-3 iuti-s of lot f. -ak Cnie
j iri.-.i. ...
i Vi:l. 'A. Ilanirfon el nx lo R.
j Clyde hiingell et ux. W. I, (o the
INV:A of the NWfc in' Sec. :n:
jals'i Ihe K'.i of tile W'tg ol' the
SW"4 of the KV. '.i of Sec. T., Tivp.
! 34 S., It. 1 K.
Hay Steal nn lo C. If. f!te:ii nH
I V. II. to HWV4 of See. 1.1. Twp.
! Ida Case Stnreli et vlr to I D.
WuKiier et ux W. I ). to lot on
! Vista ureet, A-shhind. half Interest.
Sheiifi JeiininK:i to liiter-Mouii-
lalli lllilg. and Loan Atisn. Deed
lo lot 7, lilotk I. Ililthiand I'ark
Add., Medford.
j Milliard K. Fra2ier et ux to 1 en-
jainin II. Short W. n. to land in
; I). I., c. r.s, Twp. :i7 s., it. 2 V.
! Kasle I'oiat lrrl;,-atlon 'Dim. to
1 T....1I.... . .... I......I ...
III See.
1 e p n., it
1 w
Abraham Frideeer to Mary L.
Il.eniy W. I. to N'Wt of the. F.'A
t sec. :i. Twp. :n; S.. It. I l-:. -
tills Nicliola et ux to A. II. Mr
lulyte W. 1). to the Wfe of Ilia
SWVi. tin; N'6 ol the tho
K. or ihe SWV. and SK' of the
XE'A of Sec. 5. Twp. M S., It. 2 fc
W. III.; the SK14 01 thu NfcV o
Sec. 25 S, It. 2 th'.'-SW'i
the NWVt 01 See. 23. Twn. :ir,
;K. 2 K.
j Hay E. Kennedy et ux to K.
I I'ayne Y. li. 0 lot t, hlocl
Haise Add. to .Medford.
Joseph C. FinaKiu Jr. et uv
lo
Kffie K. (ialhvalih W. I. to lots
20 and 27. block (,' of Railroad Add.
to Ashland.
f ' V. Sherman Coe et ux to W. K.
Bcebe et al W. D. to all of lot 1
nr
Kiveruldo Sub. to See. 25, Twp. SB
S.. 11. 4, W.
S. M Hawk et ux 10 Harry M.
Lewis Q. C. 1. to liart of lot 1,
block 2. Hai r's Add. to .Medfnrd.
I Frank Childi rs et ux to Charles
I Kell et. ux l. 10 half interest
j in loin 1 and 2. hlocl; 2il, Cold Hill.
1 Chan. i). Larson et ux 10 Julia
! Willi inis Deed 10 lot !i. Work :!;.
', Mct'iilly Add. to .lacksonville.
I Francis K. Sprini-'er el ux tn Pan
isy V. Williaitiuou W. D. to land in
iTwp. :i'i s., it. 1, i-:.
I Faniiy '. Williamson et' al lo
Francis K. Sprintrei el ur: W. 1.1.
itg land in rwp. ;w h.. it. l K.
John Coiilon ct nx to Kverett 0.
TvuwhriitKM et ux V. 1. to irart
I, Kuiracra Sub.
lC.Ml H. Tinny et n to T. Orion
Clans rt ux W. r. lo land In Twp.
3S rt.. H. I' W. tract :i, Kins iliuh
w.iv Cardeiis.
Scott Wouif et ux to L M. Catnor
et ui- AV. I. tt lots 1. 'J and .
Ido. k It. Railroad Add. in Ashland.
L M. Caiiit-r et uv In lrari t.
Walter et al . I. to lots 1. 2
and a, block II, Kailroad Ami. to
Ashland.
Screen jfe
k
r
Ky Itohhin ('imhis
Y WOOD--Inferiority oom-
are rather old fashioned
jt.ycho-nnr-:ysis 'caioe siy-
hut
tljer' 5 til I are a stir
prisin;-ly latpe
nutnber pj'ii in
t h is aliei;-dty
ultra modern
kilm colony.
i' r o v 1 n k, if
anythim;, t h i ;
movie people
are .1u:.t aboat
like ihe ivst uf
us " a r.ian's
wots enemy is
hiinvctf."
r an aspir
ing s:ais. Four
y a Y s airo a
nioVie - struck
1 l".
!eKWfefl w i t ll .
r I v
brown hair an
Jor(s 1 1 i 1 1 larno- brown
-yes ciui'O to Hollywood lo y.o t-.
s. Iiti.il ami If possible cra.h the
Kates of at:i'.
She bean the crnshtiin in idtor
ot'iNr when I'll-1 won a "Miss Los
AiiM'tes" conies t, the same that
enother
1. vas land M 'try I : ;an.
had ralitur.'d the vc.ir hefoie.
With tlie crown ou tier orow.j
Utile Hens ( i ill. who devoured th..j
fail maii.iiues for stoiics ahout 1
itoi
' it r .-on. , a t
: d imi i.u t .
M,e Nt ui
't hi n sue :
; ituew: sli ji.
! h-r fault. :
enough. Who wan she lu hope toi
M
99' v 9
noiiywooa
IIOI.I
I Me.
I si in
j lish
'I 'M
1 Hii.hdi.h .ill -i.t '.no. Pola N-uri.j 1 4
(lleria Snan.-i.ii and "U jlly" liei.l. ' I
her f.ivo: ttes.i visi,.lw.,t J(e....elf fo!-' I
: b.-rim: in Mary Itrtao's f.-ol'tejn: I r
ux to Melvi-i ;i.w!.l a il.ue on Ihe s. reen. j J I
l. lo land l.i Pet I '.iris's sen en n et was ili.--j 1 f
M. Myers. 0- .ird 1 .ik.d t. -ril.l.-.- xb.. s.iys.j I ft
M. T. a I 1 l'.-y i uliM.li J her Willi a placei Ir;
In tile liallC in, chojir of local ffT.
' cd a linl- letter, !.1ip w-.n ihej
: ircvi'i hial "bre.!!;," And her f!r.-l (
in.ivie piilt :i. a ! n l! She v is j
', i!i- pr-'oio;,! f.-i iinioe .b cii -u imi '
, i:. st rii.iivl.i.n "T'le L :b i j I
li-'n iiii tnent I
T-u n r he in:ol.- ,1 f-w mo- lie- If
ttn. v.ith uuoft i.;;t. -nithinir so CI
Ltr to aroitM- rn iri'-'iiority coic.-j
".he U.,i,.rt.l C O.. l 'i - I
o j bti. st niltot t lie ! B I
.f ,! ,i . mi' t . i.-n. e. I
wi nd. i. Sf
:.i" W .1 n ' t koo.I j 1
...... ....... .k.. ,..
S'''
ui ,',f .p!e."she oii)d -;rir.m"!'tiw of several piesidenu
aluv.ii part. eonvliK-ed in her;r,r ihe I'dld. State. , .j
i. 1 1-
l..art . i,elv.-e . the interview - tha;
; he v-oulo t.iil .vha' van the use?
Tho. e were Ihe dark ihi.vs f'"'
the Iillie sill wh'jre ainllilioll was
I., li- a s-laij. Mine days. Then
he saw where the tinul'te lav.
Krlemls talked her out (.:' her dil-
en.e. In MnMyv.i.o.l, if nowhere
or:e inn
put the polifched
.shoe
foi-eward.
The I iicliler
"I la-pan' to nee that wan all
foolish.'' she eiinliiieu. "that other
pfrtle w,-ie ai-llni: ahead, and
ika: I nf-Vei- voi.:l,l unless I l'oi -i;et
ahout ihls ini'i-rinr I'eelinu. It
v.LH iftTihle fiaiitini; it :'.l first.
I. nt I l.uew I had to. And now
I r,i-:iiv" l -.e lu-ati-n it. I'm not
i.l'ruel au Imim ... fill. no. I don't
think I'M ever lo.e i'. eulirely
'.au it doesn't woi i'y me."
.Mnyl.e Doris 1 1 ill "H s,!i-i I 'on a,;
a "W.imp'.is hah slar" helped In
the l:i:hl. and pi rhnp; the i:-.'!si-'she
w n In her first talkie role
spttrr'il h"r luore. -
Al a-iy rate, tlieie's Ih.llywoo.t
eu:'- for a lninia! hanilii-tip that
lywhere. It
ho Mill
reui-ll I lie lop.
I'.y llrrlM-rl I'luiotiiet.
WASIll.NCTo.V. The name of
I utL J, no ..mil
scralehf-d on one of the window-
pnnes'of the dlKtiitied old mfinslon
: bv
Slims.
W a h
Secretary
n for hi-
h inKl o n
home.
Much Inler
lu a t t a v lied
st
S t i
cha:
bv.'
the
ta o
::i son's pnr-
'W (i o d-
tho name ni"
l.f.iui iful k -
is itue of the
city of Washington.
1 wn.s the auilitir of '
1 r.iwiner.".
; h.ind, rs thousaiids
I wot ki d with Dent
I lh.- w.ii , asjires to
i (lb A
j recently pureha
fa
Ahv'ctys
Serving' :Better
That's our ideal, and that's
the driving force that urges
us on to greater effort.
To see depositors happy, getting ahead
in life and securing for themselves the
best life affords, means everything to us.
As a result when you bank
at the Jackson County Bank
you pave the way for
greater profits.
The Jackson County Bank
nSVABUSHED !
Medi ord, Oregon
Commercial - Sewings Safe Deposit
,1 MEMBER
I BDERAL
mm
i
m.
L
1 17 V . i . In. I.
m mm
ll hiA.'Ma
O parkir.e; troubles exir.t :c. ! lie M -.;
'I'hc doorman
II 1
-, nvr. alid nlacM it in a gAKc connected with
tlie Hotel. Just hand liiin your key u you leav
the car that's ail. Located in the heart of the
City near everything. ,
7 SennceMaliiyJlQ
r .SAM FRANCESCO:.
'"U'..,,,ti,:v" has 'been
the 'tn
!,t.'-M'nf Clevelnnd once uea n
,. .uinni'T While Iluu-ie.
Tne pirn as one" Hie summer
hnnie "f the- i -rmon embay.
The lai Senator l-'rancls 1. N'ew-l-i
mis i N-vada once lived there.
e iir,,,,. 1- , us. now t nti.ru
s.al',,K minier lo Canada, lived at
, "Womllcv" when tie was assisiani.
secretary of siate. and Col. Kdwai-l
i M. Hons.- was a tenant dulrne h-
!" 'cap!, llayne Ellis of the United
Stales navy lately has been owner,
' bin since he has been absent frorl
V.'nshinr.on for Some lime the es
late has hi-u leased to .Major and
' Mrs. Ci-orire S. I'atton, Jr.. irntn
: inent In W.'ishineton society.
' ,li-. and Mrs. Sliinson Ore fol
i lov. lnrr their usual olistoni' Cif mak
! in their horn.' on I.ons Island for
, the minim, r. However. Mrs. Sliin
1 son has heen in Ihe capital sever ll
1 limes lo inspeet her new home. ,
j Speakini; of homes, lt"i. J.ihi
! -hi!ip Mill of Maryland proliabiy
1 hohls Ihe rei-oid around here by
I ki epiiif? three houses runiiinK lur
; l:iL' ihe same season,
j This summer his home In Italll
I more, iiis country place at I.aui-"l.
MiJ. where his hildren are insti.ll
! ,.,1 arifi ills house in Washington
have been KoinK full lilt all the
lime.
It.-jiresentatives In censress now
have another reason for aspiring
to membership in the senate.
ll's easier for a senator to keep
cool in the summer than it is for a
representalive. lb-re's why:
The house air system uses 72,0tlo
cubic fret of air a minute, e-ivlnt;
each of ils members approximate
ly 470 cubic feet.
Tile senate air system uses only
CO. 0(10 cuiii
jls ineiilbe
OUluc fe-t.
f coin'
.pprnxiinaK-ly Ui'n
e. the seii.Jn RetS tin
b'-ailso its membership
advantage
nialb-r.
Then; are !MJ jenatois
ueainyi -tit.. re)jreseiiiativ'H.
i 'i h,. nallei U-s of both chambei s
aecoinmodate about ihu saint nuin
bf-r of ts.tor.i Therefor.
the hinte ytetn mtit take ca;--
niosi eclii.--ive of l.'.oo i,eron.--. wliil thai in tlo
1 of t h y..-ii.tit. -.vill i: v.-r le laX'-il inucit
t apit.il. li s u T.'-yond l.Mi-o.
rich hNrury. i 'I'he lioue has n.ioyc-d the heno
lt va.' built by ft of manufacturetl air for so mo
Lhiiip l: a r t o m : time. The senate, which has in
Key. tl'ea chief the past held its tic-ytons in a baJ-ctmnM-i
for the ; y ventilated chanil)er, found a
l)i;i newphew ; vavt ,hanr-,e in atmospheric condi
ic yiar lipen- ; dUiOtis when it reconvened this
j
if
I
I
RESERVE SYSTEM
I II take
youKcar,
sir "
i
" ts Cool in
San Francisco"
t.ikcs vour t-ar when vr.,.