Ml
t,!H,;?ti
Total and
-LPcrsonal
Theonly frlmc over the wuek cud
reported toduy by tho police was
tho theft of two electric suws Bat
urday nl(!ht from Harry Turner,
who had been "tisluis them- In, the
construction of a dwelling In the
Siskiyou uelunts sec ion ,n
city. Each- .saw. was; tvMued at ;
ft XII. Throe arrests for ntoxle.i
lion were lilKo ; untily
' ' Special miw) sp.0.0 . per. load,
"Medford made . factory, blocks, aiea. j
Fuel Co., Tel. t31.; " ;' , 11
Postmaster . Wm, .1. Warner Is,
, foalliiK.qultii UHPlsIl since ,1 Is nuund
trip by atrulanq ,10 'Siiicramcnto.
Pol tn nltnrwl" t lln , cnn Vftlltllltl Of '
" -... j
tho National Association ot, P.os
i makers, from which he arrived j
nome, mis morning on 1119 1101 in
bound nlrmall plane. j
Money to loan on chattel securi
ty. Quick, confidential service.'
Itaniator Chrlstnor, 317 Liberty
Bldjr. . ,
" Quito a number of MeiKord and
valley people made thu round trip
to seo Crater Ulciv yesterday, in
splto of tho cloudy condition pre
vailing iu the vulley.
Among the tourists and others.
' registered nt MedCord lintels are
Mr. and Mrs. John II. (Mil and
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Vcler of Yon
kirs, N. Y., Mr. and Mnt;.l. -K.
Parker and -Mr. anil Mrs. .1. .!
llnnington of lllltle. Monl.1, Ifnxel
relstreep of St. I.ollis, Mo., Mr.
and Mrs. II. P. riimlncr of (imnjia.
Nob., Martin Connolly, of llolcni..
Mont.. Miss K Frederick"!!.- of
Minneapolis. Minn,, 11 yd .(.liwiw
Williams and faniliy of Anndarlio,
Oltla. ' ' ' '
If you wish exclusive und new
to.Het articles, Colvlg Drugs Is the
place, next to tho Itialto Theatre.
17
Ray Daniels forfeited a ea-.li baln
t,r tin ri.nootlv when ln fulled tol
annear for. trial on the charge ,of !
feckless driving, on which he wall
arrested some time ago. t
. If you wish exclusive and new'
toilet articles, Colvlg Drugs Is the
place, next '0 the Itialto Theatre.
187
A welcome Improvement along
the Pacific highway near the Owen
Oregon mill Is being completed this
week with the construction of a
guard-rail along an open Irriga
tion canal, several feet deep. ' The
canal l only a few feet from the
heavily traveled highway and had
. been' a ourco of danger for. years,
altbough It bad not been the cMise
.for motor mishaps.. However, last
. year a man, believed to have been
Intoxicated, wandered Into the
ditch and was drowned. Ills body
was not found until ten days later.
Among ithe fortunate fishermen
who spent ycslcrifay at the llogne
river was Tlert Hostel of tho Iflrst
National. bapt. He, caught a 10
pound steelhcad.
Dyngea danco every Wed. nnil
Sat. at tho Nat. 1HI
Miss Pearl'Uhodes' r e s a m e il
dulled today at the C. A. Wing
Really office, following a vacation
ot .two weeks, part of which she
spent, at Crescent City. ,
The Catholic ludlrs Will entertain
at cards Wednesday, evening al the
Parish hall', at 8 o'clock. Public
Invited. 18.",
Graynierc Krdlne. a purebred
Jersey cow owned Jiy M. N. Tib
bies of Independent'?'. Ore.. Has re
cently won ..tile cuveti'd Aineiiean
Jersey Catlle club medal tif -merit
for her exceptional yield of butler
fat la an official production 'est.
In IMS days (.irayincre Knline
yielded 8(11.117 pounds of lilltterfat
n,pd 1 LB-IK pouni(s of milk, "the
equivalent of LPOU pounds of but
ter ond 5.55" quints of milk.
Every homo In Medford should
.hftvo a rndlo, njid now's the-tlme
to select one of the new Vlctora or
Majesties Just roiclvcd. at, tho l'al
nier Music hnuso. " 187
Mr. and .MrH.,Cuude H. Morrison
nnd children of Kan Diego, t'al..
urn the guests of Mr. r.nd .Mi'-.
Walter II. Jones ot this city.
$r,.U0 per loud summer price on
fety. blocks. Mill. I'lli'l Co., Tel.
;i 1., . ir
Mrs. Wnlti'i' Hails, formerly
l)rea Conroy of Meiirnnl, - now of
Klamatb Kails, ataived in this elty
Katiirday to spend the week with
liar friends, Miss . I.tiellle. Parrel!
and Miss lluth bioo::er.
Kail and winter evenings are
twice as enjoyable It thcic'n a M:i
Jectlu radio In tbe room. Palmer
Vtislc lioutto hna the latest models
,m display. , .... . " ' 1ST
. Aslit r .Netf,! city mull canlei',
this murnlag beuati taking tlic re
mained of his vacation period of
.six days.
Typewriter cleaning and repair
lug. Mcdtol'd Typewriter Hxeliimge.
1 Hilt
"Y Kllllel- Anderson, malinger of the
t;wu.iiirn California Citrus tlrnw
j;srsiL'flsHoelatlon, slopped over In
l eil ford this morning on Ills yi'ay
nonh lo look over local paeklim
bollyc eillliment. '
1
s
Food Value
Ono loitf of Fluhror'i
Milk Bread contains
1100 calories of body
building food. Your
grocer .has it
I Mr. Mue Flnnlnun of lladdon I x A llttlo anew fell at the Hern!-..
iHcIi;ht. X. J., who In touring the bri;e lookout Motion iin the I'mP
I males by Iiuh anil has spent' Iho iqua divide 'of tho Cruter'Nutional
! past month with her cousin. Friar- fforeat this morning. and "lllc
i old (. Wnltermire of omriil i'xilnt. train fell at l.'nlon CrceK at it o'clock
I leaves this wook for California, j tbls mornlnk-.
homeward bound by way of the After having been stranded :t
: southern state, t Florida then the local airport for more than u
east coast to . Philadelphia., I'n.,
and Ciiinilen.N. J. Hho spent some !
time on thu way here at .NMaKar.i I
Falls and Yellowstone National
park. Mho was very much Inter
ested In Oregon's beautiful scenery.
KlKht rattlesnakes were killed
tho -r h n
Verreho 0l.c. um, lni.e ()thol.H
were killed on the Jiussel Chap
man ranch near Redmond, it Is
Htlllt,d ,ho
last three had small
ncciu und very largo flat heads,
Dynges danco. . every. AVod. , and
Sat. at tho Nat. ., '. . 181
I am through with fighting and
T ,... ,,. ,.. tnl,. iml l, an.
. ... "...
otner ring event.' fliiu Joe nor
man, well known fighter of (Irants
Pass, who is in Medford a short
time and who has -appeared :in
local boxing events In past years.
"There Is not - much money In
fighting," he said, "and I have ae
ocptfd a painting Job with ' the
Shell oil company. 1 guess paint
daubing will keep me busy asdong
as I can work to support myiwifo
and tiireo children, as it takes a
sleady Job to feed hungry mauHi'i.".
Ciormun has been with the oil com
pany some time and haH been a
member of a painting crew which
travels over various parts ot the'
state.
In. Simkins, the Chiropractor,
wllh Itussian massagis over the
Woolwortb- store. Phone J-!"i.
, 1 -Kltf
C. W. Menonald b'l't Ibis morn
ing for Portland to receive a med
ical examination. He plans on re
turning. .Iiere .jifler several 'days.
1 Among the Kliimalh Falls resi
dents spending Sunday In Meilf-tr-l
were Mr. and .Mrs. J-. II. Frost. Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs, T. It. riillcnwaters, .Mr. and
Mrs. H. Ml Moore
J. H. Bedford. '
Medford -made factory blocks
now $"i-.00 per load. Med. Fuel Co.
Tc. Ml. . . tf
Calirornlans registered at local
holclH Include Mr. and Mrs.' Ui ' I''.'
Savage, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. U. Avcrlll
of l.os Angeles, Don Pilillips of
San Mateo, Chas. Malley and (1. .M.
Kaapp of Monrovia. Air. and .Mrs.
H. 0. Harrison of San Franclaco.
A. H. Lcddy of Ited lllllff. K. II.
osbur-h of Sacramento. 0. C. Sut
ton of W'hlttler and Lydla P.anek of
Lodl. -
Tho police department was : In
receipt today of a letter, from Mrs.
Mary Messlno of Hochester. N. Y.,
seeking Information concerning the
whereabouts ot hor husband. Frank
Messlno. who, she writes, deserted
her and three children a monlb
ago. She thought he came to Med . j
ford. '
Funeral sprays and cut flowers.
Somiiclson's Flower flardcn. ' 3ns
Clark St. Phone 7 Til -X. 157tt
O. Kenneth Andei-Min and .Mel
vln Wright nriiyed heme' at 4
o'clock this morning from their
trip to San Franersco. Tho relurti
trip was niaile by tbe coast' r.outii.
and while th'rv were cpeedlng'
homeward' hire last 'night Ken '
netll's flivver gave 0 gasp and tllep
expired completely at S"ltb Itlveij,
fi" miles from Clrants Pass, and the
outfit had to be towed 'hack To the
clly. ' ' ..... 1
Medford Typewriter Mxchangc
Rentals $3.00 per mo 3 mos. $7.nr.
... . , .... . iiottr
Police Officer .1. o. Cave to'dav
began a vacation of two weeks,
part of which he will spend tin (i
hunting trip If rain arrives beforl'
his time off Is over. 1 : :
$5.00 per load summer price on
Medford made factory blocks. Mod.
Fuel Co., Tel. 1131. tl'
.Mr. and Mm. F. Corning Kenly
and son. Corning Jr.. left yester
day by train for California, where
Corning Jv. will enter his flrsf year
at the Thatcher school In Ojal.
This Is registration week nt the
Medford ItuslncsS College. Unroll
now for steady Incomo and iileas
11 nl work. fl. W. N. ' 18-1
Among the- Medford 'boyti who
ai Iteiidlng ''rmnlp:ils school al
Sua llarael, Cil., are fillley Prs
I011. Karwell Kcnly lird .1 0 It 11
Wi-llls. " 1 ' 1 '
tlet til osn felldelH and nlllp
bodies slralghli'heil at Prill's Sheet
Met 11 1 Works, opptedto Lewis Super
tjervliv Slatlon. Phone 118. tf
Mr. and Mrs. 'M. Chanillr Kgnn
arc expccicd home tomorrow after
spending the past six weeks at their
winter home at Pebblo I'.cacll. Ca.
Do you know what's new In' pop
ular music? Come Inlo the Palmer
Music house and rest while you
hear the favorites either In sheet
inn-lc or phonograph records. 187
Mrs. W. llllircll of Sanla Itar-
bara, t'al., Is tile house guest of
Colonel and Mrs. tlonlon Voor-
hles.
ltiiv them now. Medford factors
blocks. $.V0(l per load. Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 1131. I''
Among Iho Medfoid visitors yes
lerdav 111 Crescent Clly, Oil., well
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams and
Mr. nnil Mrs. 11. 1. Derail. Th.y
reported the roads In good condi
tion, but reported the 'WUather nl
the sea coast town to be cold '.ill
windy.
Fety. blocks now J5.00 per load
Med.: Fuel Co., Tel. Ml. tr
la the' way of attendance the
annual Pendleton round-.lp this year
was probably one of the most sue,
cessfiil In history, nccnrdlng '
Sheriff Itnlph Jennings, who will
Mrs. Jennings attended the round'
up last week. Many applicants for
tickets were turned away, h , re
ported, and the grandstands und
bleachers ware uacked each day It.''
.present. Tho wild West con
tests and races were up to- thi
average, ho snld.
Itiinners removed and nflt
workod back In hose, silk nnder-
Iwenr. golf sox, swoulors. oto. Nan
Idlcraft 8hon. . 13ftf
1 Among, the Oregontans rcgistcr-
nd al Medford hotels yesterday
jwero Me and Mrs. II. II. lletiueui:
llci::nor, tleo. H. Knight of Hub
it.nrd. Frances Haslon- of The li.
: lea, . K. J. 81I1111I1I1 of Frenvater.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos, Hyatt of Hose.
;burg, Mrs. Kmms Wlsent of Dallas.
1 Don J. Campbell and party of l.u
len and Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Mac
ley and Mr. and Mis. L, A. Uukor.
ot Tortland.
fritnifont) Mm
week, the Jiobl Airways monoplane
of Kugeno was flown back today I
by Its pilot, Harold Sander, for-1,
merly of Medloril. lhe tow .winm-a
monoplane, piloted by Ted L'rlnli.J
also held here by low hanging for i
est fire smoke, left Into last weok !
for Seattle. The ship will bo" in
Medfoid again next week.-
Dressmaking and 'remodeling nt ,
Iho . Fashion Shop, 421
lUilg. Tel. 1181.
Halph Hw'-eney
llonal bank returned.
from L-orvallls, where he had taken j
Ills two daughters, Mary Martha
and Katherlife, 'to enter their sell i-
mi- vein's at 'loo vii-kuii cnuiv voi
lege. ' ' ' 1 ' "'' - I
Hemstitching, plcoctng, pleating
liiiiinn nmklnir and hose mending
Handicraft Shop. "' 157tfl
It was reported in the city com V
this morning thu :H . ;'''''" I
Louis T W :. W the
cash ball of $10 each mt u . will I
the police aqmo time. ago. following
their iirrcst on tho charge of In-jl
toxlcatipn. ' ' v
Free shampoo with marcel or
f I n go r' wavc; $1.00. llowninn's
IJaiber hnd lleauly Sbnppe. 188
il. M. Houston, clly superjiilcnd-
ecnt of malls, begau his annual 15
deys vacation today, which he will j
spcnil at l.rescpnt t try ami ouier
sea coast points, and depiirlcil from
tlie city with his car loaded with
fishing lackle, ailhoiig'h what for
110 one seems lo know. He almost
called off the long 1 1 1 1 1 1 t'l 1 1: 1 1 1 1 1 onl
Ing Invt ' week when someone told
hint that the governor haji cajlcd
off the 'rishlhg'seioion at the ocean
until' there la d been a heavy rain.
Let 111! write your fire Insurance.
Carl V. Tcngwald, llotcl 'llolland.
Phone !l!l3. ' If
The roads and highways commit-
T. Robson atldjtee of the Medfin'd Chamber of
Commerce will meet toiliorrow
n,,. ,11 wllh the Klamath Falls cham-
her of commerce' In connection With j
the Williams Creek road project. 1
which' would give Medford direct
ronnecilons 'ylth the Oregon Caves
and a closer route lo Crescent Clly
by 20 miles. " A' similar -mooting
was held las: week with the Ah-
land chamber.
Packers' wanted at Ala Vista
Packing house ' 1X4
Al (lllhauscn' Was "scheduled to
arrive In Medford today piloting a
Pacing alrplanoj ell route to the
Hoeing flying school' at' Oakland
from Seattle. " 1
Let Hex shliio your shoes a'.
Oeorgo's Clean Towel llarbcr shop.
- !' ' 1SI
riaiislciit visitors -horn from 'Se
nile ale II. W. Schnclb C.. II. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Fulmcr. II. II.
Slanley. Mr.' anil Ill's. IS. D. Itcffer-
nian. .
Money to loan on chattel sccuri'
ty. Quick, confidential service.
.. . - . , - , ,
nanlsler. 4 Chrlstncr,. 3,17 Ultcr y
llldg. 1"4
Marriage licenses were Issued at.
the county -alerk's office today to
LaVcrne Xeivinan, 34.' anil , Hazel
.Miller. 22, both of Medford: Clar
ence' Mcllor. 21, of llldille and Lcla
Houghton. 10, of Norway, ore:
Itoy Williams, 20. and (tilth Spar
ling. 31. both' of Drydeil. Ore. I
Money to loan on chattel securi
ty. Quick, conridenttal service.
Itanlstcr & Chrlstnor, 317 Llborty
Ithlg- ls?
dovcruor t'attcrson. lor Hie see-ivr
ond consocutlvc year, lias iciuseu
to accent any pass courtesies irom
tho Oregon slate ruir. 1 no gov-
ernor hna sent A. check of SnU to Wash.. .Mrs, Laura Terrel ot l!ll
tho state fair hoard, covering the nhgs, Mont. Tho remains will be
cost of a box In tile night none
show stadium, two boxes In the where funeral services and Intor
grnnilstanil, and general admission' ment will take place. Arrange-tickets.-
.1,1,, 11, .! ui coargp 01 the Perl Funer
Buy thorn now, fety. MoHtM, $5.00
per Ion 4. Mtid. Ifuol Co., Tel. 631.
; - tt
Mtas VAi Parks, book kfM'111 for j
MuMmril ItrmhvvH, itmrni(l toilnvj
fi'om a w'.'U'H vacntiun trip in a:i
Krunt-tsco.
Mih. Kdlth V.. 'Hldiinht" Tornu'r
Mfilfovil unM OiuntH l-'asw npvf
piinrwiiinun. wan a visitor In M'tl
fcnl today fntiti, Yi'i'ka; when mIi'
1m now- iho rtnuuiv;''!' of tho Yn'Uil
ilmirnal. Mvh. rSlnuwh nink's n-ui)-tnr
rrlpf to Mrtlfor. to hjiIIht nd
vcrtlHliiK -fuliy 'ilitl linnally 'innkrn
lur npponrnnco-on Mimriny. Shf
I'ppni'tH thai Vi'Pku Ik showltiK nn
HlthM iWK uriiwih ttiitl : that ivor il
vvt lniihlini; havi 1nMn ronslrurl
rl thoro dorlnc tho Pat yai. ln:
clmllnw a nrw poMtofflm truoimv
and a hxiMlnt'sH blorle Tor a liiw
ohaln'Htoro ronocriu'' 'A
A ln iiv y crop of Sofvjhuni rant' 1
liolnR harveHtiMl h. the Trail dl.t-,
trlrt nnd Ir' nw bi-lnjt mimufnti
luivil Into waruhnin nyiMp nt two
iicrms Ihcit. Kald I'prry KosttM.
.yeap-hld 1 Trail rosldont. when
ho was In Modford wntcrtlny. M".
KoMtt-r,' who ih'splto-bin ao tnd?
it Kinill dutlrn al'out UN rani'h.
hn -0 nci-oN of Pi.nc, In Addition to
othin" fatnv prp!. ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. .lonklnit ar
rived l.tst rvoninu fnm Wfrd, Vn.,
tn !ptnd n !hirt Hmo In Medford ;
iittcndlnir to hnnlni'm nffnirjt whllr-j
on rmtto to Salom. Mhriv llny plnn
Mir ml two month; vlsltlnn ri-lu-.
tlv8. - v 1
vhln nioihlntf for V'-d; or., cult
1 hv tho tlliioMi uf hot? mothriv
She wa norompnnlod hy hor son.
Oj-11 Hidvm'tinin, wliu In' itrlvtnK
nurth -nnd tU vMivtv In a frw
.Inyf. Mrs. Itowermn will ivmuln
wi:h hor mothor for a fow monthfv
Roderick Mttclony, owner of the,
oiinnory at the mouUi ot toune
river, In Medfurd 'onf'rnnn with
UunO nportninvn ivunrdlnj: Meel
hHJ flsUlnu. Today Mr. "Madeay
was the bucM ot Krod, lUirnhum a
Uin loduH on Hou rlvvr.
. KUI SrtnUh alls. n t v other
tiaiiK . wha om ttpoa from thy Jae4tr
fun tuumy iall at JaekKonvllto In
t :-', ha 1mm apprvhrndvd tn Ht.
l.oniK. Mo., but It l not pnbjble
Ihat he will be retni-ned to Oregon.
Sprinklf -vu In iil htr charged
wllh ear 'theft nd muile his escape
by Httiwktnir Jailer 4, II. l.esalt'.
Another tii isoner escaped with
Snrlnkle. hut was captured a short
lime Utter.
The Ctthollc ladles will entertain
at cards Wednesday evening at the
Parish hall, at o'clock. I'unllr
Invited, '1S5
Tmnmm, mepford,
uHiu.ijj i. ....
.1. K. Keelev .of Ctavajland. .Miss..
..... un.nn, I lilt mi J aH tfu fit.,., 11
r.rz: r"i.t k. , i r . .
instance' woo fKiit?t-a iviniy m
the iocal branch of the out of
suite auto reBtflratloa bureau.:
( . . . . ...r
1 :
QUITS POST FOR YEAR
nt the:.
ranger station of Crater Xatlonnl ;
,ml.i ,Kn on mi. McLaughlin.
arrived in tlie city last evening,
' , v-; i"vl" "llU rtlU5' "K're f"1' "'1' I state convention opening hore Fri
ot the rust AH- n 1)lt.ullsc weather conditions at , a y m01.nB rol, u two-day aesalon,
Jim-d. yesterday ,h . . . 0icvatlon. il-l!IU feet, at .... ....,,-. i . .,!., k.-
llllH llme ot yml. wlth heavy
i,iH. ,.,,1,1. f,m..;sl,.ot and lull
Mutm ruin ' the- visibility of the
,i,.t,. i ',,n t,i,i i,!,t
ranger on duty, lone bad been ( mi. eoucm tommltteo In. charge. o(
on duty, as Oie Mt. Mclaughlin j lue convention, met with- the choir
lookout since Hit- middle of last , 1ie of. ln0 vari01m -committees nt
.rune. - ti,e Hotel Medford-this noon and
The orb'er ' lookouts of CraUr i ..11 .i, ..-
s.alun:,l ft.Ua ire -.nil in d.itv yet i
"d wj". "o tin Jter the first . The sccn,c dl.lve fm, ,he' enter-
',,;ayy fflieiiil rnffni. " J ,alnmont of the visitors, sponsored
1 , ' ' ' I t)y the local Huainess and ,Protc-
, : . .i,i,.,.i w.mi.' .h... been
, .
l .Ml'. 1 1 1 I 'i'i i-uncriii ni-i - 1
vlccs: for William 1. : t:nilcrwood.
who passed nway.ln tills city Sep
temlicr 1. will
be -conducted
from the ' ongeiJ funeral parlor.i.
Tuesday. ' September 4th.' at ' II
a. in. - Thi'-'Scrvleea will hi- under
the direction or the ChrlMlInn S'l-eni-o
church 'and the remains will
be taken . nrter. the Kervices to Canr
yolivfUe, tire.,'' where the Inler
inenl sei'viccs "will be conducted
by the Medford Knights of Pythias
lod;;e,- 'Ot, which - .Mr. ' Underwood
was a member.
l:l:OWN--l'riclids arc Invited In
attend funeral' services far Nellie
M. llrowu at the Conger funeral
parlors Wednesday, September 2"i.
at 3 p.. 111. The First Church of
Christian' Science will have charge
of ihc acrvlces ot the chapel and
lot crnieiit services will be held at
ihc 'grave in the 'Jacksonville
cemetery. ." '
P.AUTI.
T--.lanies Uiirtlett.
're.'duent' of Talent ' for ,. tho past
't'hrotf ycara, - pasHed 'away In that
oily very suddenly Sunday. Sep
tember 2'J, at the age of CI years.
He Is survived b.V ono Son. JCdward
'Itltrtlett of - Yakima. Wash. who
is expected to arrive in Medford
today lo moke funeral arrange
ments. ' " 'riie remains arc af;thO Conger
fniiyrnl parlors, from where fu
m;;'al sei'viccs will be -nnpqunce..i.
.M I l.l .1 ;ll .Imiii-H Monroe Miller
passed away at the Community
hospital Sunday morning at I a.
111. after an Illness of a few
months. Mr. Miller was born In
.ici n.'i-son cooiuy, - .loniar.a,. .Api.l
.,s . , 1(. tInp ()f. ,
;1i,.ath ho 'was nacd 14 years, four
monlliw- and 24 -days.. 'IiV' l.SOIi.
Cecelia Harmon wus . unlteil In
marriage to James Monroe tiller
at Hillings, Montana, where- they
tiii'.dn liieir home ' for 32 years,
later moving to Salem,- Oregon
and In 1021 they came to .Mcdforil,
redding hore fur the past eight
Jyears, Ho was a mini of sterl'::g
character anil will be missed- by a
,0!)t 0f friends
Ho .lf.iii'cs 1,,
.111011111 him hli) wife. Cecelia Miller
'Uch, On;.. 0110 daughter. Vcl-
nm I'nre.v of dales, Oregon and
rul. grandchildren, ulso two SIs-
ic,.M, Mrs. Anna o'.Veal of Seattle,
transferred to dales. Oregon
al Home. The remains will lie In
state at the 'Per! Funeral Home
thitt afternoon.
(1AHK1SU.V Dexter K. Ciarri-
nun panned away at IiIh home to-
v on Uution Jjaiif. A complete
obituary will bo printed on arrival
of hi children from Vulilornt:i.
I'erl I 'unoral I Ionic nl chnrgo.
DKM.KMIACH Mllwr.uth Del
tcnlmeh, witjowuf Ihq late. Caleb
Urllonliarh pamed uway at her
Into homo near Central Point,
Sept. IHJ'J due lo IntlrmiUes
(if old aye. '
She w us born in ('union Heine,
Swiiorlaml. M a r e b 14, 1 s-t I.
When' a ciirall ohlhl she came lo
America wllh her parents, Caleb
ami h'tlzabolh lllle w lm nnnlc their
home In Syracuse, Now York. She
wirs' iniirr(ed to Mc. Delti nbaeh at
Syracusoje.v -., Jan. I, I.SOR.
Ii I NTS whe dime to Hirlluml,
Oreimn with' her husband and two
children. Nellie and Krnnoe. They
bought a home on NVont Clay
street rind lived there for many
yea in. She wan an early member
of Taylor St. -church, ami active as
M'liK n s nor uea u n won in perm 11.
She was a woman of fine charac
ter nnd ih well known for her
lovhiK aiHs of kindness to ull In
necnl. ' " 1
Iter lifo' lewMin won suinme.ct up
In'these few words, J,Alwuya Speak
lioml." .
Sln In survived by her daimhter
May M. Itoldn and hor husband.
C. !:. ItolU. twi , Ri andchildron,
tilorln Und Kdwuvd Itohlm, a broth
er, l-'red Vllle or lib tea, N. V., uhd
n Hlster. Chthortne Morey of Syra
cuse, N. V. Kuheral service will
ho held from rlnloyw Funeral
Home, Portland, Ore..-'Wednesday,
Sept. L'Mh-nt ' I: So f. ni; lorl
Kunetml Mofne had ehurue of tii
arranKements. 1 "
Kcicului' cominiinlcullun
of licMmeii t'liaptcr O. I:i.
K.. Wiilnoirtlity evening.
September tith. Social
night. , Vttdtlng mcmbera
.1IATTIE ,M. AI.DCN.
8ec.
t'ts tit Ihw (nil
I'AI.IIUl N 1'ITV. All.-..., Sent, tj
lltchnid Moonvlinn. and Ma
" uu'iiaru. iiiv i, y ere in jau
today after ndnillttng they killed
' mine hhwh, i , hma nwuiinru
Olliv Wilson. '.'. yestanlay in a
Bun fUiht i'owtn out ot a dispute
over a calf.
4
Cnrvnltta. Oraham Ht'tiK store
opened tor bustm-na here,"' ,
j , yonuary
welcome.
onrcnoy. -moxday. September 23. 1920.
rt r H ft'fv
ATTEND CONCLAVE
' !'
Thai all the members of tho'
, . , .. l
' "upramo coun ana proencauy
all thu cliciilt court jivlges in Ore-
ijson will be In .Alcdford fur tho
L'l. ' K. K. Kelly,' pic-lilenv of tho
....i ; i ....i...i
,.,.V1 rW.,..l . llfl ,,aU.l.,tlni,
a.,,.,. It,,nmea chairman of tin lo-
" . ,, l..r a,
l.., , , .. ,i....
I until! (,1 -11 111,111 on 1 u, 1111.. - mui .1, tin, aa
1 was originally planned, to- Friday
i morning at 7:30.- A. .caravan of 10
1 curu will lie mi timid til -fi-ont of the
Hotel MedCord untl lite lawyers and
their wives wlll be taken oil 11 spe
cially plannod - drive through the
vulley. Taking in the golf course,
tho new airport. Tomlln's box fac
tory, tliq1 Owon-Grcgoii minimally
of the orchards and historic. Jark
soiivlllo, thu interesting trip will
take jlist a little ovor all hour, 11
IS thought. ' -.; .lif
On Sutiinlity nioi'ii'lng, utititliei'
canivuti In chavge of Attornoy F.
J: Newman, w ho Is' ul:to aaskiting
the Business and i'rofesKlonul Wo-
mj.n-wllli their tli-iv,.. will invn .tba
Ihnlwl nt ill-O foi 11 trln 10 Crater
Uiko. Thu visitors will be served
a buffet resort at tho tlrievd
resort on the way to the scenic
point.
O. C. Hoggs, chairman of -tbe
housing committee reported that
all arrangements' hare boon made
for liotining the delegates and their
wives. ' More than 2n ara expected
to attend the conclave. 1 '
Attorney Gv M. Roberts, chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee ds still ' busily" engaged with
the' numerous details of his share
of tho responsibility. Among the
outstanding features cf the onter
talntnent'wlll be a dinner dance at
the Hotel Medfoid on Friday cvun
iug, over which Attorney (!ui) New
bury is directly in charge, and q
banquet to be attended, by. mem
bers of the bar ami their vlves
Saturday night.; -'! .11 i
A committee of local attorneys'
wives, who will lake charge of the
entertainment for the visiting woman.-im.lmlo:;
Mrs. O. C'lttlggs. Mrs.
A, ,15. ItuaiUjijs., Vrs. itlus Xcwhliitry
at!1 Mia, 0. M ttji:eits ,viilci"re
partK a.n(l, bridge at .tiic Kilts, club
are ijiuijus jhe l'ei(t.iii'ca plaiiirct!.;
1
A three month's trip, durlnit
whli h ttiiie he met l'risiili nt llou
ver 111 Wa.ihliiKton. I). C attended'
a ta'Msloil of roiiKi'i'SH. vl Jltcil" It
eollcKia tliroiiKliout thy rutinlry.
took In u 'reunion nt his ulina
niatcr. t'orni'll I'nlverslty, and vlrf
iti'il iiliiiiei'oUM iioints o Interest,
as well as many relatives, was ro
eouiHeil lllterestllife'ly liy Walter
Klazel' llrowu hefore the Klwanls
club thl noon.'
StarllllK out the latter part of
.May. .Mr. anil -Mrs. ISrown anil
their daughter, went ivn ' thru
I'allfonilii. wh'.re il'ey spent 10
daya vIsitliiK their boh anil Ills
wife at Santa Clara. While there
they went on a motor trip through
Yoseinlle. :
Itliava. New York, t.'hlcaBu, New
Vurk liy, asliiiiKton. 1). I'..
Mount . Vernon, wheru they vlslti'ii
WaslllllKtonii old homo, Allan!!.'
I'ity. oratii'. New Jersey anil New
Haven, w here llley sllil a day at
YalA i'lilverslly; Huston anil l ort
I'llld. Mallii'. were mini' of I lie
lllol Interest I nil points taken in
liefore their reliini over the Ca
nadian I'ai ifio anil heme via Van
couver. Vli-loria anil rleiillle.
I'hal llio many taailtllul ami ln-
spirlill.' slu-llts lu saw on the tl'ln
onlv tended to make him moro
appreeliilivH' than ever of Itotsii'.'
ltlver Valley, was a elosiiiK stale-
iiiint inaili' hy the speaker.
Kdwnrd W. I'tnflelil. a luothcr-
lo-laiv of Mr: ' mown, of New
York Cllv was a Ktlest at the
laiii'lieoli. .'.Mr. I'l nfii ld. a railioud
man. Is on liis way siiutll on a
business trip. '
C. T. linker aiiiioiiiued the flr-a
rilr.hl ot air mall whirh will leave
the loial nlrporl Oetoher ?. anil
iiiKi-d Hie wilding of as many let
ters via air mall as possible for
Unit day. All h'llers makiiiK the
first flight should lie left at the
Miu'irihefAf oonihiofi't'; hetiiliiunr-
Hfs liflnV that date, lindlwill l"'
st'iinVed irh" The sfiei'lal fir;;'
Tho quaitorly mnatur ot Com
pauy A, On-jtoll .Natluiial Guard,
will hold tomorrow eveuiuit at
tho armory at 7: IS. Captain Carl
Y. . TeiiKwald announced , today.
.MembiirK ol heardqmtters compa
ny nr also requested to be ores-
ant ami a 100 pur. mitt allvaUaiue
i expected
No icttae for absence, except
sioKnesa, win no aci-oioeo huh u
guard uiembors nro einuloyed lo
ami iintmii un i-o'imm in'm. mrj
are expected to maxo arrangements
Mo be oft work between the hours
ot t and .
rorllnnd. I'onstructlon f St.
Johns bridge progressing steadily.
' JiIOIlES EXPECTED , !l np
BROWN TELLS OF
TOURTHRUEAST
flight iitainp. - .-. t
HOLDisialf
AT ARMORY WWi
1 n- ! -
1 v ' : September 23, IMS
Forecast!
Medford and vicinity: Fair to
night and Tuesday. Warmer Tues
day. Oregon: Fulr tonight, and Tut-s- j
day. Warmer Tuesday. I
Hi
; 1
Local Data
-- . .. 1
..., . ,,
. ;
Teiniieiratiirtii. tDeasl. 3 40 1
Higheat I Last M Itrs.).. OS
u''
Lowest (Last '12 ltrs.).. 31 4fi
ItuL liiimlditv. I Pet.) .... 12 80
ritatobr;wealthoTS"...Clnr2i' Cdy.
"tlowost temperatuje this 1110111-
lng,-48' degroes:1 ' - " "' '
""Tptaf pi'ecjpatio't) since Sept. 1.
1929, none.'' T' - ' ' "'
' 1 Tenipeiiatitfes; a "j'feal1 asi today:
lilghest, ' 80 ; ' lowest. 4 1. '
Sutisot today7:(l7.li m. '. ,?
Sunrise Tuesday,- 0 ft. In.'
Sunset Tuesi(avG:ofl p. nt,:
fibservatlons Tken at 5 A; M.
120th Meridian-Tjme . 1
ICC;
n
s
PI
1 ,
; QITY
r s
a' '
IIs ir
linker City '5i! ,3S (Clear
Hismardc- . .78 -48 t Haln
Heine ...-G2 ill IKaln
Denvirr '. .'83 02 ' Cloudy
Dc.s Moines '84 B.S (Clear
Fresno; 80 :-62 i Clear
Helena:' -S 38 1 Cloudy
Los Angi'lcsi....: T2 SS I Clear
Marsh field .u ' '44 P. t'tly.
Phoenix 68 'Clear
Portland 4 : 5l 1 Cloudy
Ited Bluff 82 .B -Clear
iloscburgia til .00 -Cloudy
Salt !-ake City.. 58 : 48 ; P. Cdy.
Snn Frauctsc..',':'; ut 1 Clear
Santa Fe 7t(.,,.'l -., Cloudy
aeMtlc.-.r-. ..r-4"- Cloudy
Dojiane. .. . 5J ,4(1. Cloudy
'Wlarta hviil ... 61 ' 50 Cloudy
Whinlia-ir ' 50 Rain- '
W. J. IIL'TCIHSON.
Meteorologist.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt KXCHANtlK-u aeres Klor
lila land, clear, at station, for
small acreairc o.u I'aeltic hlgh-
, wav. llenii Watts, 1343 Clay St..
lleilland. Cal. ' 1S6
FOIl SAI.1J Iiadlo. 6-tub Atwater
Kent, t-oinplele. A bargain. Tel.
10-J. - ISti
HOilK KOIl SALK 3(1 per cent
' less ;tlii.n orlginai cost.' .'rernis if
ill.'Slreil. Musi 'be 'sold by Wed
nesday evening. Also lll'JIi Ford
: coupe. 91IIU. Mrs. U. It. Jolin
BOii. 10 Keeno Way Drive.' Tel.
42. , ISO
FOR KENT 3-rooni furnished
house, modern. Phone I'4-lt. INj
Foil flENT Small furnished
apartment. 801 W. loth. 154tr
FOrt SjALK '23 Chevrolet, $35 on
time or -'7 fash. Snap. , .M. It.
' Uoanc, I'lioenlx,' Ore., care -Mrs.
Trr.sk. . 184
FOR ItiiNT C6zy house, close in.
partly furnished. ' Tel.- 4-17-X-2.
181.?
LOST Hunch of keys; iianifplntc
Winkle, l'hone 103.S. 1SD
foil SAl.K National credit file,
for filing charge slips. Phone
1332-it. " IXC
FOIt SAI.K Olt TUAPK 11120 Ks
sex coach. Plione 13r2-ll. ISO
LOST Olt STOI.I'IN Columbia bi
cycle with black frame and wide
handle bars,, from In front of
Corn's ltealty agency, lteturn to
It." V.. fowler,- Kings highway.
1 . ISS4
C550U ..,
For 1!) acres. Irrigated: 3 miles outl
H acres in pears.
6'ltoom house on paved
close In. lot. 70 by 300.
street.
A real
buy,. ,lf2100. Terms. :
.. . U. 11. PICKBUU , .,
Over .Medford I'llaiuiaey.
Photic !Sj3-L,. - 18111
. titltil)-Wll,l, I SMIl CAltS
W'o hi'-ve a nice .ttcb-etion . of re
eoiiilitioued curs for yuu lo se
lect froip.
11127 Fol'll pickup, steel body... 522.",
Niish coupe; a real value 22r
I'JU" ,1'onlin'r 2-iloor 'sedan '-liVl
Hodge tolJi'iwg - V... i fillet
IU2li Olds collltc. Koud : rubber
and paint .- - -IMi
M.-ixuell Mi'.irt touring tun
1JI2, Pontiac coupe In leather 5in
I!i2r Star 's-ton light delivery t!ir,
U'Cli llulek brougham:....'. 075
' SANDrllttlON: .MOTOli CO..
Your Ouivland und Pontine Dealer.
. . Open evenings.
KOIt SAI.K OUOCKltY STOKIi:
Almi liviint ouartera in connec-.
lion. At KacrlUce price. Slliid.,
HU'luulllg atoCK aim lixiures. uo
Ing a good li it m 1 n e a . Owner
forced to soil on account of III-
11CNM;' ' - i -
- SO AeiC!t INur ifeek botloni. la
" mln. trout Metlford: smalt home.
barn an oatlutltilillga; 211 acres
-alfairo; rree w.itar; jr.r.iia; terniH.
THK UK A f, HSTATK K.VfHAXtiK
28 North IltvcVsidc- Phone 14a6.
' . tsi;
KOU SAl.t: Danuxin Plump. Ital
ian. Pctitle and Hungarian
'prunes. V. S. Carpenter, Jack
sonville hiirhway. - Isa
fOi: SAUK 1881 k'ord tourlim
cart' Koud tires and motor. Will
" s,tl -chnaii" T-c1rsh. See--J.' A.
Kills, Peach St., south ot Stewart
Ave. 186
KOU HUN'S 2 and S-room' fur
nished nnartmcnts, 112 and flii
71 Welch". 1SS
WANTED J timber fullers, wom
an to run cook house-, or man
and woman, woman to coolt-aiid
man to ivoik in woous. ,2T s.
Central. Medfofd, IS
IKHiS A PKTS
Hons looklmt for koimI homes.
Ilumane Society. Call lr. stone.
- ' lxtt'
KOIt KENT lr-wlll sell on very':
e.tsy terms.i nice, homes on
I'.crrydHle Ave. C. C. Chapman.
ISC
KOIt SALE 50 turkeys. 10 chick
ens, milk cow. 1 mo. old calf.
SO acres land; easy terms. Ira
V'hlldcrs. Ilirdsvye v'rei k. koiio
!lver, JS0
COMMfTTEE FOR .
PHdENiX SCHOOL
MEETS TUESDAY
PIIOKNIX. ore.. . Sept.
lS'!:L ,?,rT'ls den"
Ulon of the maintenance of a Week :
i d-iv Bible school In Phoenix will !
meet at the church on Tuesday ;
1 iiu-vi 1,1 ,' - '
levelling at 7:30 to consider further j
plans for. the school. .
" -'
Mrs.i Donna draff Is,' Mrs. chub
Anderson and Mrs. Leta Furry 1
wore dinner Kiiejtn at the homo ot
Mrs." Ted Kurry last Tuesday.
Mi-k. OonniL Ciral'fls left WedncM-
.'day for Klamath Kalis where she
will vi.sit with relative.
Mrs. Koy Caster calleu ut me
honiQ of .Mrs. Charley Pruett of
KokIo l'ointlast Wednesday.
Miss Sybil Kurry who works for
the Copco at Vreka. Culiforniu Is
home Cor a two weeks vacation.
M urray PauKberty, who owns
tlie barber shop here, and who has
had a two month's leave is return
ing to work In his shop this week.
All. Hon and family moved Into
iho house owned by Mr. Smith
located near Or. Webster's.
Clinton D. Kendall and family
have moved into the house for
merly owned by Mrs. Short situat
ed on tho highway near the
I'hiionix stnro.
Many will bo jrhul to leurn that
Mrs. J. A. Jtou nies who has been
confined at tho Southern Oregon
Sanitarium , for Um pa;it three
Weeks is reported Improving,
.Mrs. Sonaoth I'nyno of Ki-rby,
Ore., and Douglas .Strons culled on
Mrs. lleampH last week.
Miss Ha rim m Sims returned to
the State eoilee Monday mornini; j
where she will attend sehool this j
week.
Mrs Isji Uraper nnd hr son
I'aul of Los Amreles. nnd Mrs. j
Uelle Parker and daughter Fran-j
i-s of Klnmat.v Falls called at the
boiham last Friday nihl. ,
Aiiorney .v. a. wmish kii mmi
day mornint? for. t.'ri'soent. City,
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert of Ash
land, to look after some business
fx-p them there. . .
. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kleinhainmer!
of ApploKuto and Mrs. Ilaltlej
l'OKnn of Jacksonville called at
the home of S. I. liurneburg on
busines- Uist Friday, j " - . j
, AJibs Arietta Messenger of Med-j
foil; wus a Week end visitor ut the j
home of Miss 'Irene Standley tills!
week. ? i i :
. 4 ' ' I
START ABOUT OCT. 1 i
A Grants Puss man, L. D. Fox,
has been awardiai tho contract for t
hauling Standard C(il products from
Crescent Clly to supply Uofjue river
valley points. This moans that Mr. 1
Fox will transport S.000 k-t11(,us
of Kasoline dally from the coast to '
supply the SUuutatU Olt deulors of
Clrants Pass, tiold Mill, Medford
and Ashland, us well as all other i
dealers in the valley. During tho!
summer sei-.son the amount will he j
doubled. Mr. Fox will start with j
a fleet of White trucks with trail-j
ers about Oetoher 1, or as soon
as tho Standard's new quarter of .
a .million dollar coast terminal is.
ready to receive earjtoes of ijasoline ,
from tinkers running Into -Cres-
coptClty Imrbor. Later tho equip
ment will bo increased o, four or ;
five oUifrits.. s- ,i : ,
Nt loea'l ileliverlcs will bo' nimlo
R few
W
.GASFS! SCREAMS!
SHIVERS!
L. ,11 . f
I ' XW rNXl ' 'IT "
I ' v'; "w-'' rvrti
The
Is Bound to
o.p.H.G,y
Admission
- Matinees
Children 10
Adults 35
Evenings
Children 25
Adults 50
Get Yon!
Watching, w a 1 1
Ing, claiming all
that came within
his deadly grasp.
Coming Wed.
Janet Gaynor
In
"Four Devils' .
by Mr. Foxs Irji'Ks. all sliij,,,,
ifi.Vli.L- to'th.f sti(.iiard;tli .iJrus..
I1 tanks In the jmynti 111 Qiison
TEN OVMi WRS
!IN TRAFFIC DRIVE IT
I Imlieutlii!! that Cl'.y Traffic Or-
. j, Tom Ku,lns0 ls uaylus strict
attention to the enforcement ot ,.:
overtime parking clause or tho cltv
traffic law. 10 motorists were siven
violation slips 11 Is forenoon by that
officer, f.acu nail paihoit over one
nimir m.i ,-..u,
I Over 25 waiT.jnij slips were Ke-
; scnieli to inolorisUtiSiiturday nlclit
tor parking tor inoWtn one hour
n th huyincsg. .diijiC up to 9
o'clock. Violation slips.MbilUC'pi-ub.
,(,iv ij:.ve boon usiift, hut l(.
sjs;is lecitiiis thu jV 'et have
ueen posted
Same
Price
for oveif 38 yeats
5
ounces Cor
USE LESS
than of . high
priced brands
MILLIOHS OV POUNDSA
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
JltSratd
4 Complete
Shows Daily
at y
1:30. 3:15, 7, 9'
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Comedy
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