PAGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY,' OCTOBER "19. 1929.
IQcal and
-'Personal
ttJ.lJL.J-L.L4. 111 1 J J I. 1
; The FeJv. Ci-oss Thrift Shop Is
fet'llng the.; effect of fife recent
rummage sales held In the city.
Many. calls have come for warm
clothing and shoes, especially for
children's shoe, that cannot be
filled. Persona giving washable
clothing may not' know that all
laundry bills must be paid by the
Thrift Shop and the management
lyould be greatly helped if gur
ments were sent In clean. Other
clothing is dry cleaned by the Pan
thorium, free1 of charge.
' Hemstitching,, picotlng, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Hapdcraft (Shop.,, , .M
Mrs. L. b. Inskeop and baby
daughter were removed ycBterduy
to ijielr home on Crater I-ake ave
oue.'following ten days or so spent
nt tjie Sacred Heart hospital, 1 1
, Dance, Eagle Point tonight. 210
"'C. M. Granger of Portland, dis
trict forester, spent several hours
today visiting the Crater JJalionul
forest offices, stopping off for Jhls
purpose while en route home irom
a rtlp to California.
"That good coal." We give green
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Ptiohe 239. r "' tf
Among the guests Irom a dis
tance registered at Mcdford hotels
Xre Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jjithron
of Rrookllne. Mass., Mr: and Mrs.
Paul B. McKee of Bio de Janeiro,
Brazil. Basil Radferd of London,
Kmdand. Mrs. C. M. Hunter of
Vancouver. B. C, Harold Moulton
of Detroit, Mich., James Drufer of
Cleveland, O., Harry Myers of
Utica, N. Y., and K, Q. White of
Chicago, III. .,
1 Spits apples for sale.' Ala Vista
Pafklntr House, 8o. Fir.' 1 20Uf
K party fcf Crescent City, Cal.,
visitors m tne ciiy who amvu
terday are the Mtsses Fay and
Margaret Duffy and Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. Fine'."' '
' Dance. Eagle Point tomorrow
night.' "; ' ' ",' ' ' 21"
' ' Mrs. I,. C. Slsemoro has returned
to her home In Fort Klamath after
. visiting over tho week end at tne
home ' of Mr. nnd Mrs. John J.
Wakefield In 'Medford. Klamath
News. '' '' '
. Dr. Slmklns, 'the Chiropractor,
'with Russian1 massage, over the
Woolworth Store. Tel. 1290. ITHf
Mrs. Boyden Trowbridge applied
lb the city yesterday for jiermls
ml.ilon to repair a roof on a dwell
ing 'W Central avenue? at' a cost
of $26. ' '
Dance, Kagle Point tonight. 10
A proclamation hns been issued
by Karl -W.' Onthank, executive
secretary of the University of Ore
gon, that no footbigU player will
be 'permitted to take tho trip to
Miami' to play the University of
Florida, Decemher 7,'unlesB'he can
show that he Is tip on all his
studies'. A faculty representative
vlll 'accompany the -team to direct
study hours that the team may be
prepared for its' fall examinations
when It returns to Kunone.
If you' got' "Hill" Dollar, please
;Hpencf him' at once. : Do not koop
dilm out of circulation, 11 212
' Mrs. E, E. Meyer motored In
fr&m her take Creek home yos-
'terday and 'spent 'the day visiting
local friends and shopping.
" Special on p'lastcf board at Mod
ford Lumber Co. ' tf'
"J; F. McNary, representing the
Eastman Kodak company, was
visitor in Medford today from his
' headquarters at Portland, calling
on local photographers. Mr. Mc
Nary recently sold a new Idontlfl
cation system to the Klamath cnun
ty sheriff's office, which Includes
the latest In finger-printing out
fits.
Klein tailored clothes last 'long
er, look better. From 136.00 up
Klein the Tailor, )28 E. Main, up
stairs.' : J14"
Cnllfornlans registered nt Med
ford hotels Include Mr. A. P. Puny
of Long Peach, the Menlo Junior
College football squad of Menlo
Park, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Dorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alvord of Bao-
rarrientb, Frank U Scolt of Los
Angeles, J. W. Lucas of Msrysvlllo,
Miss K. Payne, Miss Maxlne Tracy
and O. E. Tracy 6f Chlco, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Wagner of Han Fran
cisco. '
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl V. Tengwald, Hold Medford.
Phone 99. ' tf
Rex Newlon, employe of the Ho
tel Holland, left today for a few
days' vjslt to Bend, Ore.
The Rogue Nook Inn, formerly
the Vernon station, at Gold Hill,
' has been purchased by Mrs. Susie
Coy and R. A. Robinson. They
serve chicken dinners, short or
ders and have fountain service.
' 510
A breed of chickens without
! wings has been evolved, and the
next thing will be to raise one
with hullt-ln stuffing. lirowns
vllle Times.
Dance. F.ngle Point tonight. 210
F. P. Knight. J. K. Cole and H
Rrammer are among (he business
visitors from Eugene In this city
Who arrived yesterday. ,
Get those fenders and auto
' bodies straightened at Drill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 4 1 tt. tf
Several erroneous ideas concern
' Ing the hunting of quail in western
Oregon ha,v gained such circula
tion through publication or spoken
. tor that' employes of the state
game commission wero kept busy
, yesterday answering phono calls
and '"selling the callers right." In
the first place, It was pointed out.
there ts no open season on any
, kind of quail In Multnomah coun
ty. i fact, here Is no open season
In any of the western counties ex
cept Douglas, Jackson, Josephine.
Yamhill, Coos and Curry counties.
Rome Way, the idea was spread that
, there la an open season this year
on the Boh White. Employes Of
, the game commission emphasised
the fact that there Is no open sea
son anywhere In the atq of Bob
Whites. The Oregonlan.
Dance, Eagle Point tomorrow
night.', . . m
: I. M. HeMly Is among the Se
attle visitors In Medford who ar
rived yesterday.
Ree Charles A. Wing to buy ynur
, Me., . .!
..... ;-,'''j
Temporary ah to lieenKP were
BUerJ at the sherlffH office UiIh,
forenoon to Walter Kandulph, V
H. Vouiik and Karl Drown of Med
ford and Jack Finney of phoenix.
Lena anh, let soot, In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 2i),
tf
Nearly CO per cent of (he 150
automobiles stopped Jat night on
South Riverside by tate and city
traffic officers for headlight test
ting had faulty lights and were or
dered to have the defects repaired
at once. All operators were also
told to show drivers' licenses, and
a good many were unable to com
ply with the request, huvlng either
left the licenses at home or . lost
them.
Corona and Smith typewriters.
Typewriter Exchange. Phone 1363.
lU3tf
' The Menlo Junior College foot
ball s(uad of JM members, who
arrived here yenturday, are malt
ing their hendquurters at tho Hotel
Medford during their stay in the
city. 1,1 . , f
Dance, Kugle Point tonight. 210
Ashland golf players made cred
itable ratings In the recent south
ern Oregon tournament played at
Medford. The fact that Ashland
has a first-class golf course which
enables the business and profes
sional men of the city to play the
game sufficiently frequent and well
to enter the district tournament Is
further evidence of the value of
the golf course to this city. As
means of promoting Inter-city
friendships and Interests, the golf
course Is unexcelled. More
operation and understanding may
be expected from the Inter-clty
groups as they mingle more on the
greens. Ashland, Klamuth Falls,
Medford, Grants Pass and Hose
burg have their golf In common
and It Is certain to us that com
mon Interest will bo an entering
wed fie In more friendly lnter-clty
relationships. AHhlixnd Tidings.
Meet "Hill" Dollar, greet him
and send him on his journey. 212
J. J. Ossenbruggo and Claude
Miles are among the local hunting
enthusiasts who are spending the
week end near Lode l'ole.
Hunnern removed and snags
worked back in hose, silk under
wear, golf sox, sweaters, etc. Han
dicraft flhop. lC7tf
' One of the busiest baby clinics
In mopths was held yesterday at
tho Y, VV. L A. by tho county
health unit. Kfghteon babies were
examined In the afternoon from
1:30 to 4:30 and two were turned
away because of lack of time. The
unit will hold Its next cJinlc ut the
Community Health house at Her
rydale, and mothers of that dis
trict are ured to ho present.
Dance, Kagle Point tomorrow
night. 210
A marriage license was issued
this forenoon at the county clerk's
oflce to Leslie Hull In, IK, and Hetty
Nelson, 23, both of Chlco.
Dance, Kagle Point tonight. 2101
I. H. Hherwood, special ongl-j
neer for the OreKon public service,
commission began a survey of the j
Grants Pass water system at Grants,
Pass this week. Arrival of Mr.
Sherwood marks the second phase
in a Legal battle' between Grants
Pass city officials and the Grunts
pass Wuler company, ; subsidiary
to a Colorado concern. Mr. Hher
wood will make an estimate of
tho physical valuation of the plant
before submitting his report to the
public service commission
Dance, Eaglo Point tomorrow
night. 210
Dance, Kugle Point tonight. 210
Walter and Frank Fitzgerald of
the Sams Valley district were MuU
ford business visitors today.
Closing out screen doors ut Mod
ford Lumber Co. tf
Fra n k Vn n Dy k o of M d ford 1h
In charge of the hospitality com
m it toe and Miss Emily Hrown, also
of this city, is In charge of thr
alumni correspondence committee
for the Willamette home-coining of
the Willamette university of Salem
the first of next month. Several
committees have been apiuilnted
and the affair is planned to be one
of the best In years,
It's a sign of distinction to Wear
Klein-made tailored clothes. Klein
the Tailor. 128 E. Main, upstairs
814'
Mrs. Charles W. Kayscr and sons
Roger and Harry left today for
Grants Pass, where they will nmct
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coates, re
tired capitalists of London. Eng
land, who will visit on the Kayser
rauen near o rants rass ior some
time.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashlou Shop, 4l!4 Medford
Hid. Tel. J 1 Ml. tf
Guests from Portland nt local
hotels lncludrt O. H. Hall. G. S.
Yerby, F. K. lloynton. T. A. Duffy,
W. U. Chatfleld, Jas. K. Hell, Ahm
zu Morrison. D. C. lloltz, C. Hlyter.
G. M. King, L. M. Temple-ton, 11.
C. Walling, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Graqge, It. Greene, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Hishofhorger, G. G. Leonard, W.
C. Driver, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dulton.
V. Anderson, L. J. Uennett, It. K
HuHtley. Juiues Moore. G. Fish.
Frank Mo wry, L. D. llrldges and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hall.
Will teach you to drive any car.
Telephone 1095-X. 210
Dance, Kagle Point tonight. 210
W. J. Klchmond of Portland, dis
trict sales numager for the Chev
rolet company, transacted business
wlUi the Plerco-Allen Motor com
pany today.
A. N. Wright, Cosy Nook ranch,
still has plouty of Bahynys. Hrlng
boxes. 211
Dance, Kagle Votnt ! tomorrow
night. 210
Mr. and Mrs. Iaf Oompton or
Coqullln stopped over In Medford
today ,nn their way to Klamath
Falls to attend the Hotel jikmo
clattnn meeting held In that city
tonight. While hero they visited
Dr. s "d Mrs. F. O. Hunch and Mr.
and .Mrs. W. M. Clemens, with
whom they will drive on to Klam
ath Falls tonight.
Dance. Jneksnn Springs, Satur
day night. Follow the crowd. S 10
00,00 feet of cheap lumber.
Speclnl at Medford Lumber Co. tf
Mrs. T. W. Miles Is upend I im this
week at her cabin at Edxewood.
Miss Alia Nuylor Is her guest there
(or the week end.
Get that new fall hat now at
Sinclair's; new stock, latest stylps:
moderate prices. 215
Corona - adding machines, 9t0.
Prti trial, phone Ulw-ms, 13KJ
mif
DreSHed poultry wan again scarce
at today's city public market and
the supply that was on-hand was
sold early. . Jluwpvur, there was a
large supply of dressed rabbits and
the call for them was not so
heavy. Other departments of the
market were well supplied, Includ
ing late vegetables, apples, grapes,
peaches, assorted lines of ram pro.
duce and dressed meats. The mar
ket Is open for business until 4
o'clock In the afteronon.
' Dance, Eagle Point tomorrow
night. 210
! "Bill" Dollar likes to work fust
and visit as many people as pos
sible. Please keep him in circu
lation. ' 212
C. O. Price, manager, and K. B.
Nasson. attorney of the U. S. Fl?
deltty and Guaranty company ttt
Portland, passed through Medford
today for an hour or so of buhiess
on their way home from Klamuth
Falls, Iakeview and 'other south"
ern Orotron nolnts. ' ' -'
' Dance, Jackson Springs, Sat.urv
day night. Follow tho crowd. ' 210?
Fishing Is not so good' in ' the
Iloguo' river, reported P XV Big,
ham today. He hooked seven fish
near the. Hybee bridge yesterday,
but was able to land only three.
One fish broke his leader and 'he
believes It was a large salmon. The
water is in poor condition for fly
fishing, due to large quantities of
leaves floating in the liver, mak
ing the use of tho spinner the only
solution for successful finning.
Dynge's Dance every Wed. and
Sat. at Dreamland. 212
Hoy O. Dancroft from Phoenix,
Ariz., will supply for Mr. Griffith
on Sunday, October 2D, nt Heese
Creek at 1J a. m. Hrownsboro at
2 p. m., and Kagle Point at 7:30
p. mv
If you got your hat at Sinclalr'3
It will be the best in town for the
money. 215
J. W. Wilson, Medford pioneer
who underwent an operation at the
Community hospital early this
week for tho amputation Of the
right leg, was reported to be show
ing continued Improvement today.
Mr. Wilson Is 81 years of age.
Spitz apples for sale. Ala Vista
PackliiK House. So. Fir. 201tf
W. F. Hablcht waa taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital this fore
noon by ainbuli.ncc. in a serious
condition as the result of sickness.
Ho was taken from Mac'n Barbecue
stand, between Medford and Cen
tral Point. 1
See Charles A. Wing to buy your1
homo. 21C
A bouquet of beautiful golden
chrysanthemums was presented to
C. T. Hutchison, owner of the
Hutchison Mercantile company tills
morn In c bv his employes at the
store as a token for his hirtHday.
which he celebrates tomorrow.
Dance, Kngle Point tomorrow
night. ' 210
The public Is urged to join In
tho world-wide tribute to Thomas
Alva Kdison and participate In the
Dearborn celebration, Sunday, 4:30
to 5:30 p. in., the high spot or
Light's Golden Jubilee. A vivid de
scription of Edison's re-enactment
of the historic scene that took
place GO years ago at Menlo Park,
N. J., when ho Invented his in
candescent lamp, will be heard.
Free shampoo Men., Tuea., Wed.,
Thurs., with marcul or finger wave",
$1.00. Phono 67. Jlowman Dnrber
and Heauty Hhoppe. 210
Glen L. Jackson, general sales
manager of tho California Oregon
Power com pny and the Mountain
States Power company, returned to
his home In this city today after
a week's business trip to Montnnn.
Dance, Haale Point tonight. 210
Dance, Eagle Point tomorrow
night. 210.
PRINTS AIR GREETING
C.
An article on the front pane of
"The Signal," published lu tloiler
leh, Ontario, formur home of John
O. Maun, carries "(IreetitiKs from
Meilforil, OrcKou," In a letter sent
by John C. Muni) to the home
town paper. The artlclo Is as fol
lows: "The editor's moll on Saturday
last brought a letter enclosed in
envelope which bore the postmarks,
Modford, Oregon, Oct. 2, and Ooder
Ich. Out., Oct. fi.' and a xpoclnl
Htninp, 'Klrst flight. Ortahor 2,
l!t2!l, Modford, Oregon, Municlpnl
Airport.' The letter horo greet
ings from tho city of Medford and
an Invitation to n'.lend a celebra
tion In July, HKI0, of tho formal
opening of tho new airport with a
KlKnntlc neronumicul exposition.
This new airport. It Is stated,
"Takes the pluco of Medford's air
port which has been In service
since I'ii'i and which was the first
municipal airport In the state.' At
tached is a note lruin Mr. John
C. Mann, who will be remembered
by souio roadors of Tho Signal as
a member of the Munn family who
lived on Knst street, n this town,
many yearB ago. Mr. Mhnn writes:
"'Oenr Robertson: If yon nro
still editor of The Slgnul thought
you might bo luterested In hearing
uuout our new airport, which we
open tomorrow. . How. Is the old
town, anyway? May pay yon n
visit ore lung. Ileal regurds. John
C, .Mann.'"
Mr. ami Mrs. It. H. Koger of
8111ns Valley are the parents of a
six and one-hnlf pound .hoy. born
at I ho Sacred Heart Hospital last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. A. Wtsworth
of Persist, Oregon, nre the parents
of an eight pound hoy, born nt
the J'urucker home October 14.
.
A hall nf pork 10 feel In diam
eter weighs more than 4000 pound'.
The chief vocal organ Is the
larynx rather than the tongue.
,
Olean dulton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
Births
Naval Delegates
...1
Associated rreat Photo
Admiral Hyo Takarabe (above)
and Tsuneo Matsudalro, Japanese
ambassador to London, will be
members of the Japanese delega
tion to the forthcoming naval dis
armament conference. .
FINED FOR SPEED
Kmmlt Cantrell,' 18 years old,
and who resides on South Central
avenue, speeded his motorcycle
ouce too often, hence lust evening
he was arrested on a speeding
charge, fined $10 and his driving
llcenso was suspended lor 30 days
in Judge Tuylor'3 court today. He
had been warned several times pre
viously to be more careful' with
the spued of his muchine, including
twice by tho sheriff.
It seems that Cantrell nnd his
motorcycle, with a girl seated In
the tundem seat, flew by Deputy
Homo VVunlen Koy Par, en routo to
Medford from Ashland, near the
end of South Kivorside last even
ing. Tho deputy game warden 1m-
mediately followed imd'chedlted up
on tno speeding motorcyln. ascer
taining, that, It. was .going Vrft t the
rate of CO miles an hour, and ro-
ported the matter to floor-go' Tres-
cott, city truffle officer,! whs
placed t'untiell under arrest.
Officer Prescott also swore out
a wnnant In the samo court today
for the arrest of O. W. Ford, or
Lord, on n reckless driving churge,
which will be served on him as
soon as ho Is located.
LOCAL ORGAN!
At a mcctlnK held yesterday at
the .Hotel Medford. plnns were
mado fur the creation of a joint
organization of local service clubs,
civic, patriotic and governmental
bodies to bring about Rreater re
sults through more concerted ef
fort. A meeting of u committee
appointed yesterday w meet nexi
Thursday to perfect tho organiza
tion. The committee is composed
of Mayor A. W. Pipes. H. T. Hub
bard, l)r. : U 1). innkecp, Jack
Thompson, (lus Newbury, C. A.
Wing, Frank Newman, K. I.
Onxey nnd 11. S. Deuol.
:
WILL DRAW CROWD
One of the largest crowds that
ever attended a local football game
is anticipated when the Oregon
Krosh and o. H. C. Hooks play
hero Saturday. November 9. The
game is being sponsored by Bed
ford pant of tho American Icglon
who hnvo had to put up n, large
guarantee to secure this bis grid
Iron classic. Seats are now nvall-
ublo and tho advance sulo Indi
cates a record crowd. requets
having already been received from
nil parts of southern Oregon.
ASHLAND COFFEE SHOP
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
. The New Kngland Coffee Shop,
3J5 K. Main, Ashland, formerly
owned by Mr. and Mrs, Kent of
tho tvafeterlu. has been purchased
by tlliulys lJurlliiK'inio and Dor
othy llroniley, who w,re employed
fur a number of years nt the
Plain Cnfe. Mr. Kent still has
chat-go of the coffco shop kitchen
and good home cooked meals will
be featured.
TnipiH-ns Alloiulim!
The fur season will soon he here.
We can make money for you with
our connections. l,et us estimate
on your furs before you ship.
Ml:iKO!;l HAIMIAIN IIOl'SK,
it North ttrape St. tf
The levee system on the Missis
sippi south from Cairo l the mouth
U the most extensive in the world.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuns-Vlrgln Station
4
228.9 Meters 1310 Key.
Kuturduy, Oct. 19.
P. M.
6 to 6:15 Peasleys, Photog-
raphers.
6:15 to 6:30 News and mar-
ket reports by Mail Tribune.
6:30 to 7 Maglll's Drug Store.
Sunday, October 20,
A. M. ' . i
10 to 10:3 Llthla Hotel
(Ashland). ' '
11:30 to 12 KMED Courtesy
broadcast. ' '-"';';; '
12 to 12:30 O. V. Meyers
' Sludebuker program. ' ' ' '
P.- M. ; '
J2:30 to 1 Tho:Medf6rd
liook Store.
1 to 1:30 -KMED pourtesy
program.'''
1:30 to '2 Grimes Battery
and Kleqtric Service : (Cen-
tral Point).
8 to 9 Valley Radio Church.
11 to 9:30 International Bible
Students' Association.
Monduy, October 21.
A. M.
9:30 to 10 West Side Phar-
maey. A
10 to 10:30 American Laun-
dry.'
10:80 to 11 Alexander's Gro-
eery.
11 to 11:30 Southern Ore-
gon Gas Corp.
11:30 to 12 Unique Clean-
ers. '
12' noon News-flashes, Mai!
Tribune. - , , .
12 to 12:30 Lewis Super
P. M.
Service. ' '
12:30 to 1 Sanderson Motor
Co. '.
1 to 1:30 McNair's Pharrti-
acy.'
1:30 to 2 Snider's Dairy.
2 to 2:30 Economy Groce-
teria.
0 to 6:15 Peasleys, Photog-
raphers.
6:15 to 6:30 News and mar-
ket reports. Mall Tribune.
6:30 to 7 Madden's Tire
Shop and Jennlnus' Tire
Shop.
8 to 8:30 Eads' Transfer
and Storage. fli
8:30 to 0:30 Mono-Motor Oil
Co.
.
EAGLE POINT CRASH
Cairte Hill filed a damage suit
of over $1,000 In circuit court to-)
day ngalust H. A. Jlumako as a re
suit of an auto collision at Eagle
Point a short time ago. The plain
tiff claims she was permanently
Injured as the result of the auto
crush and Is also acking ?o50 to
repair her car, $110 for doctor bills,
$:17.50 for X-ray pictures and $64
for hospital hills. She claims
Humake was driving lu an impru
dent mnnner. '
MRS. FUSON MRS. HART
' .The wonien's ' golf tournnment
was won today by Mrs-: Anne Fu
son,' who defeated Mrs. J. ' C.
Thompson, six nnd four. Mrs. H,
II. Hart defeated Mrs. Jarry
Schnde In the second flight. The
Iawrence loving cup will bo pre-
Hentcd to Mrs. Fuson and the Mrs.
Chandler Egan trophy will be
presented to Mrs. Hart next Wed
nesday by Mrs. Don Clark, chair
man of the membership commit
too. 4
LEGION ID BE UNIQUE
A inost unique and enjby'dblc
Hallowe'en dunce will be staged by
tho local post or the American
Legion on Hallowe'en nlsht on
Thursday. October 31. According
to the committee in charge, there
will bo something doing every
minute. Including prlxe dances,
specialty features and a confetti
buttle. This Is the second of n
series of holiday affairs sponsored
by the legion.
Notice.
All Hopkins ljiteral urcrs desir
ing to purchuse more water, who
have not already notified the dis
trict, nre requested to do so nt
once, phone 317. Medford.
HIHlt'E HIVKK VAI.I.KY
llUUGATlON D1STKICT.
3? North Central Avenue. 1 STtf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ut) ACHK ItANCll 25 neres In
alfalfa. 15 acres ready to seed,
balance In pasture and timber;
6 heud of cattle and 175 chick
ens and turkeys; house and 2
barns; $7,000; good forms, or will
trade for giwd city property,
riuiunccv Klnrey, 201 first Natl.
Hank Hldg. Phone 31. 8I4
We want to give notice that we
still have a few uxed autos ror
sale and that thev can tie seen
nt tin- Shelley Ouru 30 X.
Holly.
TKKIl'HI.KIt MOTOItS CO.
227 V. 6th St.
Sl!
FOR ItKNT Completely furnish
ed 6 rooms: desirable neighbor
hood. I'hune J04-L. 211
LOST A "-mos.-old flerman po
lice dog. tan and Mack, collar
with name "Prince." t". It. Hovd.
Kings highway. Phono 7J4-J 2
Howard. . 310
ML PITT SCHOOL ...
WILL LOSE MANY
BY CAMP CLOSE
MT. PITT, pre., Oct. 19. (Spe
cial) Several of the Mt. Pitt
school - children will be moving
awuy soon because Camp No. 2 is
expected to close down November
1 for the winter. , The "grlpisis,"
or tree fullers, were through on
Thursday and ' the jammer crew
and brush pliers will . he through
in -two weeks. The fathers work-ing-at
Camp NoJ 2 will be thrown
out of work, causing them to'movo
away and taking their - children
with them.
' ' ' William Fickersen.
- . Student Body Elects
The student body meeting of
the Mt. Pitt chool was held
Wednesday by the president, Wil
liam Flcksteln, for the purpose of
electing new officers for the body.
These were Irene Anderson, chair
man of decorating committee; Heu
lah Henyford, chairman Jenturtu!n
ment; Floyd McCabe, chairman
floor committee; Francis Tungate,
chairman library committee: Wil
liam Fickersen and Francis Heny
ford, chairmen playground.
. Irene Anderson, Grade 8.
Decorations -
The children have been having
fun decorating the, school house.
They are making a border around
the blackboard of pumpkins, coru
and leaves. We hope they will last
a long time as most of the flowers
have been frozen.
" - - Heulah Henyford.
' 1 Map Made
The seventh grade has been
studying about Europe. We have
just finished milking a salt aiid
flour map of that country.
Wo- got a lot of good out of mak
ing these maps because we will
remember, the physical features
better 'by doing this.
Huzel McCabe, Grade 7.
,- ' ,
HOTEL MEN VISIT
CITY EN ROUTE K. FJ
A number of .-prominent hotel
managers and representatives 'from
southern Oregon and other sec
tions of the stute passed thru .Med
ford last night and today on their
way to Klamath Fulls to attend
the southern Oregon district con
ference being held there tonight.
-Mr. and Mis. Lafo, Conipton of
the CoiUllle Hotel Stopped over
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MARY NOLAN and
WILLIAM, POWELL
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yesterday on their way to the
meeting to visit their friends, Dr.
and .Mrs. F. J. Bunch of .Medford.
Tln.y . Icit- this, noon with Mr. and
.Mrs. W. M. Clemenson of the
Jackson Hotel here who will also
attend.
tleorge King, manager of the
Hotel Heathman in Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. Van Dyne of the North
Bend hotel, and H..J. McKeown,
Its former manager; W. W. C'had
wick, manager of the Senator
hotel at Salem; F. W. Beach, sec
retary of he State Hotel associa
tion and Colonel Compton of Port
land, a representative of "Hotel
News," the official publication of
the association, and H.' W- Price,
general manager of Crater Lake
lodge, were among those who vis
ited Medfdrd on their way to the
conference. '
,
Evidence continues to accumu
late of the careless shooting by
some bird hunters on ranches and
near ranch homes, endangering
the lives and limbs of humans and
livestock, but fortunately so far
no one has been wounded.
If John Norrls had his way.
nlmrods would at least be a lit
tle more careful when they come
around his place in Jacksonville.
Ho said last evening that some
hunter yesterday afternoon began
firing at a covey of quail nearly
I in ills front yard and In the prox
I lmlty of other dwellings. - The
quail had been fed (luring the
past winter, spring and summer
months by residents of that sec
tion of Jacksonville and had be
come quite tame. Mr.-Norrls at
tempted to ascertain the Identity
of the hunter, but had not suc
ceeded last evening.
Daniel Webster, the great orator,
was so shy as a child that he could
not stand in school to recite.
SB
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.Special Notice ,;
to Union Men
and Their Friends
The Medford Journeymen
, Barbers' Local -recently
organized In Medford,
tnkes pleasure In announcing the
following master barbers employ
ing union help and conducting
a strictly union shop:
Bates Bros, 128 West Main.'
Carl Bowman, 105 West Main.
Hugo Daley, 108 East Main.
Roy Llndley, 17 North Bartlett.
p. P. Peterson, Jackson Hotel on
Eighth St.
Joe O'Brien, Medford Hotel.
E. C. RoseborouQh, 12 South Cen.
tral.
Geo. Tong, 5 North Fir. '
Look for the I
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Open.8 A. M. to 6 p. M.
Saturdays, 8 A. I.I. to 9 P. M.
Itesular raeeUng nights the Inst
Tuesday of each month at Central
Labor hall.
Ray Tucker, Pres:, 105 W. Main.
Hay '.eFYvre. Sec. 12 8. Central.
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