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Newspaper Page Textlb; '.niavn 'T'' Hi ',uu 'if' MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, onKfiOX. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7,' 1929! ocal and Personal ' "Mcnda of W. K. Oayioril. loenl attorney who has been uilnnlnif hJiioi limt August, have about given up hope that he will return to .Medford. "Tho search for Mr. (lay lord, who left here apparently for Han Francisco, has tt s n' i wide spread, but no deflnlto clues, have Peon unearthed. ' ' " "-OhMinn dunee. Moose, hall, Asli-' Kind, Sat. nwhw ' " -as I fluent from lrv. distance register - ob at Medford hotels Include Mr. nAd'Art: rT- T".ri'orgnSoti''of.,Clu clnnstl, Ohio; If.-'A. Wallace nnd Lew Tlosonbloin of Nu York .Cltv, II, II. Heed. .Donald I'J. Dean and Jnines Waters of Chicago, 111.'. Q. A. Brown of Boise, Ida., II. ,. 1'sm coo of Salt Lake City. Utah, Fivd MoClano of Detroit, .Mich.. 10. C. l.udwick of liulsville, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oakley of 1'rlnco Hu- pert, 11. C. Margaret Patrhcll of New Westminster, U. C, and How- nrd Dnollttle nt TeUonshn, Mich. . Dance, Lake Creek. Snt. night. ; . ' 231 Two Ashland students late Sat - tirdny night secured a HrrmuV to wed from the office of tho coun!y clerk nt Klamath Falls. The stu - dents nre Phil Datlalre, 1!. hnd Kuthryn Offenbncher, 111. Mi's. I. F.. Hchuier announces prl - vsto or clnss instruction in voice. expression, public speaking, corrupt! Eiicllsh. Call SI13-U !' Tho local headquarter comysny ot the National Ounrd hns pur- chased the onglne from the loffiil JO et H society that hns been iiscfl here th parades and celebrations Mi years puSt. It' VIII be reconstruct ed and used to pull a rolling cont munlcatlon and command post. ' Ht. Mark card party Friday. Mo' p. m. Prises and refreslnn.-nts J8n. Public Invited. ' 527 " T K. I. Datcl, general manager of, 233 Ihe Southern Oregon t5s corpora Miss Violet Ijirson arrived hiHt tlcm. and L. B. Jones of San Krsa-twcek from IiPorte, Ind., to spend rlsro. chief engineer of the cor- n hort time visiting her cousin, poratlon. .looked over Ihe repairs j Mrs, Lillian Puhl. and her uncle and Improvements being made on .end aunt. .Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Cari the Hoseburg gas plant Inst Mon-. son. This is Miss Ijirson's first tlay, I visit in Oregon nnd she hasde- t)innne dunce. Winter Si.t. night. velopeii such n liking for tho state featuring Pew (linage Orchestra. Come nnd enjoy yourself. 230 Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Shoub of T i coma and J. .A. Harbour and s. A. Metten. Jr.. of Seattle are among Die Washington ,'sinla vlsllors in Sledforcl. . ' . Southern Oregon Home. Coming Banco at Jackson Springs Saturday night, The University of Oregon nnd Oregon Stato frep-hman foot- ball teams will be guests. .. ' On tucsday evening M' 10:So nt I Ho aprso'nage of the Christian church nt Fourth and K streets. Bev. ,C. If. Vlllton united in mar riage llugh Milton Porter and Mhs Kthcl Fno Arnej. The contracting . - t...,t. lA.lf.,..l parties weic "in" ui ............. ami were accompanied 1 friends. The pastor lined the Ting ceremony. The young people will make their home In Medford. Ornnts Pas Ooilrler. ' Tho ch'olr of the First Methodist rHiirch Is giving a Darkey Concert at the recreation hall nt the rhhrch Nov. 3th. Waffle supper 8 o'clock. Adults Stic:' 2S0 Temporary auto licenses were t Ktied at the sheriff's o'fflco this foreiioon to W. N. Johnson, Whlt tW Transfer company. N. L. High, it.' I Shprard, J. J. Walton and O, V. Flanders of Ashland and Thomas Shanoe of redford. Dynge's Danco Wed. and Pal.. Dreamland. Included among Oregonlnns reit Istered at local hotels are Klsle E. .laeabson of Corvnllls. !.ouls ?.elrs end J. F. Davis of Salem. Frank Jenkins. C. D. Flynn. Sam Wlldcr inan and XJ. W. Oriffln of Eugene. Mis Anna Mctlann of lllllsboro. Boy Curtis nr Clold Beach, Verdo llaird of Wallawo. llsnee, Iiko Creek, Sat. night . , - t-'Sl 'tl. l'. St'oekhahi of MedfonK who had been a patient at the Convx lescent home In Ashland for about four works, has. rvlurned to his home. ' '. '," i . ' TSvo Vlrest.cS tor the price of one all this week at Steward's l to I2" Store. , 1; , Mr. and Mrs.' ft. W.".Vndcis i f Medrord hse hern visiting he-e this week Vnd 0,1; the home of lr! Anders' brother nnd lster-!n-l. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. .Vjiders. They expect to more Klamath Falls, within a short' time to locate pv- manently. Klamath News. Mr Frederick says "A beautiful wave depends on a skillful oper ator." Medford Beauty Shop. Ask 4 friend. ... . .. The whe ' section of Ihe com munication platoon of the " local hcaoSiniirlprs cotupany'of the N; llonV ljuard will. lake In th Arnusiic day parade. They will iMtviy the realistic actlniia' C a aecllon moving to the front, and ilro furnish colors tor comiwny . J Milk 10c quart at Huson'a W4a fot. ?f Some People Say , that Fluhrer'i 100 per cent Wbole Wheat Diet BrMd n't be beat. t m" 1 a :l. : i n la cm yon are looking . for thli type of bread, We believe you ought to gire it a trial. ' A minor auto culllxfon yeslerd-iy I afternoon at the Intersection of j West Sixth nnd Orapo streets. In ! volved cars driven by rtowena Per ' duo of Aafo and W. II. Cheadln , of Medford. "I was watching to I the right nnd sho ramo In front ; of me," was tho reason Cheadlo put on his accident report on filo today at the police station ' Come to the Darkey Concert nt the First M. K. church. Time. 8 o'clock, Nov. dth. 2S0 With the completion of the "take" of 73,!i8K,;oo Chinook sal mon eggs In tho Columbia river basin, a lull will come In the. ac tivities of the fish hatchery de partments of WaHhlngtnn, Oregon .hud the government in tho north. ; wesl . bow -Mitt ; west, witnin the ncm two weokf vever, according to Hugh li, Itehell, director of tho dupnrt meut of fish culture for the state fish commission, workers will be gin (he amassing of silversides, and after ihey are through spawning near February 1, the collection of steelheud eggs will begin. Thursday evening, starting ' hi ri:3s the Phoenix church will serve n .llggs dinner of corned heef nnd cabbage. Phonograph nnd radio music with each plate all for toe. Come. 220 Itifidellly is given i.s the cause nf a divorce complaint filed today 1 in circuit court by llnle Wheeler I ngnlnat Iva Wheeler. The couple were married in .luly., 1018, and 1 resided in Medford. Desertion is 'given n the cause of n divorce Isull filed by John II. Cullnhan tngalnst IteSsie Callnhnn. Tho coo ', pie resided in Ashland nnd havo tine on, 10 years of age. Dance,' Luke Creek, Sat. night. 231 "Build toward the possibilities I of the future," "llnttleshlp" Alex llcnnott. Medford minister and Ki Wiinlnn. stated in his dynamic talk on "Which Way Does Klwanis Point," lit the weekly club lunch eon at' the Lithla Springs hoto! tu- Jay Ashland Tidings. llig Armistice dance. &0c, Mon day nite. Drenmland D ngo Bros. Iliut she plans to make her home In Portland, but may possibly re side permanently In Medford. Mrs. Frederick Is featuring ex clusive Styles In htilr arrangement lit (lie Mtilford Beauty Shop. A;ik a friend. SS5" The civil action of C. W. Babb. renl estate dealer, against Iiura Aiming for money claimed to be due on u real estate transaction was Itoxun In cliviut court ini.4 forvnotm. Tho plulntlfC 1h repro sontLHl hy Attorney Percy Hruy anil Un defense Kelly & Kelly. HumlreilK of cIresHep at the nrlce of 2 for I nt Steward's $1 to $25 Sloie. .. Miss VMIIh , , . 230 I.ulseher. county health, nurne. In spent! Inn wevernl ilayn in I'orlliind and expects to roltiru to Medtortl Satunluy If jruu arc pfcrtit:uiu about .vour niatiopery, oe onr new nne,-j ot v.r Drucs. Tho Kialto Theater If next door. 2SS t'Alifornla ftneslti nt local hotels Include Mr. and Mr. IJ. lluth--wny. .Mr. a lift Mm. J. H. Aldrlch. K. J, ltobtnson of I-09 Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Clay ParKor of Tal ent, CoL and Mr.s, ltoer S. Fitch of Montorey. O. L. llnm of Berke ley, Oscur Domas of Mnrtincx. Lil lian and Uohert tlnipey of Olen dale, Floyd Harrier, of Oakland, and the following from San Fran cisco: Vm. Welaeimnui. I. 1. Mnchol. A. 11. Schermcrhorn and It. M. ljirkln. PIi? vVrmintice dance, 50p. Mon day nlte. Dreamland tyngo Itros. 233 Masonic Dance Tuesday nli;ht, 9 ocltKk, Temple ballroom. i? Jean WIhk, six-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wing, who received Injuries when struck Monday morning by a car driven hy Charles Williamson, H expected to bo able to return io school next week. She has recov ered from several painful ruts r.ml bruises which ihe m'elved In addi tion to two broken out teeth. Delicatessen and itrocorics at Hutton' What -Not, 6th and Ivy. 129 "Compared with the summer. there ) very little travel on the ouihern part of tho Pacific high way." says II. T. Thomas of Med ford, at the Multnomah. "A cou ple of months ago, when I going south. I encountered larg. numbers of cars with California license plate.. Coming back this way ther was a great falling otf. This, of course, ts natural, as most traveler uso the summer month" for touring. There Is plenty of room on the load now, with tho diminished traffic. Because tie weather has been o attractive. crowds are still going to Crater although it Is long past the normal time for closing. Some times snow arrives late In Augut and it is common In topt?mhpr, but with the clear weather, sev eral huudrud people are visttlng the lake daily. 1 presume this will continue until snow files. ' The Oreuontan. Hemstitching, picvtlng. pleattnc hutton making and ho mending Handicraft Shop. UTtf Ltounty wurmrtu were issuctt it the county clerk' offic yesterday afiermmn to John Allen of Kattle Point. on coyote; WtlUan Stucker of Kacte lHlnt, one coyote; Otto Diucher of Central Point, one coy otr. ltoval tVnl JtVSO per ton. dc livervd direct from car to you within city limits. We havo test ree.rd .howlnc Uoyal U best I tah , oal mined, ltuy bow at the lower price, l'hone SS. V. V.. Samson Co. ffflc !J Korth Riverside. lJtf ' Mr and Mm. D. K. Hsrtman have ltadev1 the Columbia trv'Tlard at Talent to Mr. and Mr. 'rd I.eWl. for pnperty in llcllflower. Cat. Mrs. Itartman Is leavlhf soot for the south, but Mr. llattmal a 111 remain until the first of thj,xiu r.1.K Tlho.lr Island Red yeac nen .Mr. and Mr. Iawi will take over the orchard. Ashland TblinM. tr-maklnir fend remodetlnR at the Kashlen fhon, : Medford Uld-J. TvV 11SI, A card waa received hbre yes terday from fi. tt. Bmith,1"t)UHlne8 manager nf tho Mall Tribune, cn route to Lob Angeles to join Mrs. Smith, who Is returning from an extended visit In the 'mldrtlewent. The card was mailed at Hun Fran cisco, where Mr. Smith met Wil liam Budge, who left here eevornl days ago for California. Mr, Budge joined Mrs. nudge, who Is leaving1 soon to spend the winter at Hono lulu. Dynge's Danco Wed. and Pat., Dreiimtnnd. 233 UocnuHO tho v utor in tho Cham ber of Commerce aquarium became' charged with so much air that the water became milky In color, the ftmnll flh that hfid been on display there uro nil dead, being unable to withstand tho effects of tho nlr. which wan probably let Into tho water system from somo point along tliR pipe -line. Bee Hi-ill's Shoot Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto bofly repairing. 217tf Kver since City Trnfflc Offlocr T. M. Robinson went for n rldo ju tho Tlreese airplane hero this week, he has not been down to eafth an i friends say ho still imagines he Ik flying In tho otheV as ho goes about his duties. Perhaps It was in keeping with that Idea that ho blos somed out last evening In a now uniform, the most noticeable pact of which Is a set of wings on sleeve. The wings arc attached to n wheel, but tho wheel does not seem to have any place to go. Otherwise. Officer Itoblnson's new uniform la natty in design . and greatly Improves the appearance of Iho city traffic department. Hot lunchcn at.lluson'a What Xot. corner nth and Ivy. 229 Mrs. Ida Jnrl of IJorlng, Ore, Is a guest at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smedley. Mrs. Jarl was formerly a resident of Medford, Let me wrlto your firo insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Medford. Phone 093. tf Karl'Smedloy Is spending several days In Corvnllls transacting bust ne.NH. , , High grade lump lime and hyd rated lime for spraying;. Big Pines Lumber Company. 224tf, County Agent r.nd Mrs. U. ti. Fowler arrived home yesterday afternoon from a visit at Chehalis, 1 Wash., for which point they left; Salem last Saturday and where he was county ngent for three year prior to locating in Medford. Less ash, less soot, in that good coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 239. tf Pete Itelll and Knrlco CJnastalll, arrested south of Ashland Septem ber 17 and indicted by tho federal grand Jury on charges of posse; sioli and transportation of alcohol. were sentenced to three months each in Portland this week by Judge McN'ary upon their previous ly entered pleas of guilty. "That good coal." Wo give ferocn trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. f M. J. Norris. wotl known orchard Ist of Phoenix, wlit leave tonight for San Francisco from where ho will sail through the Panama Canal j to Havana. 1 una, ami ivom inew IO .CW 1 OTK v UJ. wni-ii; nr iv 1.1.1 ft A.tHia nml thpn nn New Mllfor.l. X. Y where he was football jrnme and the biK Armls born. He will also ilt relatives "ce day celebration. In addition t Uhichnnimnn. .V. Y.. liost.m. to the business session there. wlU r.. -...i mhi.r niirm nntnt!.. tt has been 1i years Unco Mr. Nor- rl . back east. Vn. fnnnfiiln elv. I I at tlm Tellraieeii. 410 Kisfi Main, next to riFRiy wiSRiy. On a short vacathm from his state-wide duties as field Inspector of the World War Veterans Aid association, A. J. Crose Is at home In Medford until after Armistice day. IIIr Armlstlco dance. 50c. Mon day nlte, Dreamland Dynso BrJS. ..! . - tat Only 6He. for i:ood chicken din- ner on Armistice day rrom invi to !. at Lutheran church, -ttlt and Onkdnle. 531 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOK SAI-K ll;rliui Hnsworth honu" on Slki you Hrijelus. In very loxly lo ratiim, with womlertul view of Modfortl mid vnllry: one cre of tiroiim). tract wy ttuul yea pert. i'HAUl.KS H. KAV, UeaUor, . Mi-Ufori. Ornter llltlc 1'hone 302. . ' W.x.VTKO IVrmanent renter for hirnlshil houve, 6 room, bsth. ftroplrti'o. Vletiila; tlnxiMc uh r.m; 130 per mo. 1319 Wet loth St. S ceriiil Bryant. Jack yon Hotel. 229 KOI SAI.K 1:9 Krd cedar posts. IHOO red cedar chlnglcs. ti X. i tsrape. J: KOU H K N T Mod e r n -riop nice-, ly furnished duplex. 13 Newtown.' 351 , WANTKH companion. K. Main. Girl as helper and l'honc l,-J-i. .'3, tSI WAXTKD S econd-hand woml sawihR outfit. Williams ft SroK" miller, near Antioch schuol, Samn Valley, or write Central Tnint. itout i. ii'stf ; 1VR RKNT !-room apt. l: abtt sleeplnit room. 3?S S. Ivv. 13t rXlt MA LK New. all modern suburban home, stucco and tim ber type, with nara-e and cement ' drive and t ncrcs rich. deet Und.1 cl.- in. well lorated. Total price, only l;ia: pay ti rash, bal ance monthly. Karl Turny. 31u Liberty liuiK. S'Stf. WILL TAKK CAM or Itood lot lit town for my equity . In nearly new suburban home; every con venlcncv. U. Blackburn, r-tv I'hnne SS3-II. ;i UWT.,r trvm porch. 30i So.' ( .11". Hallowe'en nliiht. Mrs. VI. 1). .MctHmald. KOU KK.VT Desirable furnished aiiartments; tarace. . :0J Dim. Phone -v. ju KtR ItKNT l-rooin nirnlahed ' apartment with slrcning poreh. , Phone T-W or call 0 X. KartU-lt. pullets. H month. K, r Col lins. Sams alley ros.d. mile north 4-tVrner Service station. Ht KOU RKXT Ijirse housekeepini rcem. none ji v J 'lUPHtH from Portland ; fit local liotclK inclutto Mr. and ' Mrs. I HtcJfon. I,. I). IlrldKCB, N. I,. fioxi, I D. I'ullniror. C. A. VIIIllim, Joe Bpnimrd, F. O. I'nrker, Mr. nnl Mm. O. A. Dickey, Mr. and Mrn.ii J. Gell, C. c. Haynard, A. M. Hun Htrup, A. llr-arty. Michael .Wi! Hon, James Harblah, l. K. Karr, Kermlt lirnndoberry. A. MacPher nan, O. J. Jill, A, B. Mundoll, CI. N. Downti. P. A. Word, J. Vldkoff, II. C. Wilkinson. Kd Adams, i. firoene, A. W. Shoemaker and R. D. Farrell. ... -Katherlnn Slanit ianco Studio. 216 Kant Main. Phono 1503. 248 J. D. Mlcklo, Orcson Btiitc dairy and food commiHlonor, and Mm. Mli-klo orr in WnahlnKton. D. c: , on the homeward swing from th dairymen's meeting at Toronto, Canada. I Come to the Delloatessen after tho show for fountain service and lunch. S33 Hr.tiKur C. AV. Wolty left yester dny for tho Koeno' creek section on the Klamath hlBhway, to take chai-Ro of tho Moon Lumber com pany sales for tho Cratov National forest. Orchard brand liquid llme-sul-pliur can bo obtained at Pinnacle Packing Co. , 223tt Miss Fannie wipper and. Carl AVIppcr of Portland nre Kuests at the homo of their sister, Mrs.' H. . M. WeiMhnrr. Hho will accompany; them to Ran Francisco tho n3 of the week to visit another sister. Orchard brand llniild lime-sul-phtir can 1)0 obtained at Plnnaclo PaekliiR Co. 223tf Tho Jury in tho civil easo of tho Shell Oil company against M. M. Harvey and It. O. lloty this fore noon returned a verdict of $776 In favor of the plaintiff. The suit had called for ftl233.HI, claimed to be due for supplies purchased by tho two men In the service station business. Hleli grado lump lime and hyd rated lime for spraying. Big Pines Lumber Company. 224tf SI luirsen. the flylntr sales-manager of the Line Material company, left today in his Waco biplane for Portland, after a scX'eral days bus!-; ness visit in southern Oregon. Yes terday Mr. 1-arsen flew to Klamath Fnlls end back, ninklng the trlpl If not redeemed by owners, will j from here to Klamath In 40 min-lbe sold at public auction Nov. 15. j lite. . - I Hlith grade lump llmo and hyd- rated lime for spraying. Big Pines j Lumber Company. 224tf Members of the Medlord Itntary club Will hold banquet at the .'heirrll-rgovenfor of " 'Z'rieJ ' Nu. 1. Tr. A. T. 11. Ounninffhnm. Knch Hotai-lnn Is expected to brlns his lady, and a splendid social cvenlnic Is anticipated. A number of Ashland Itotarlans nnd "Ilotary Anns' are panning to be anions those present. Dinner will be .served at " p. m. In the Craters dining room. If you are particular about your stationery, see ur new line. Col vig Drugs. Tho Kialto Theater .s next door. 833, A sneclal meetlnc of the Amer-1 lean Legion will be held at the Armory tomorrow nlicht to com plete arrangements for the frosb be a snauoy cntertalnmerrt pro B"' Kverj- member who wishes Io " P In " "" to dllo.!e of the pot "kitty" Is ex pccted to be on hand. A special invitation Is extended by Command er Deuel to all visiting legionnaires... J. 11. Coleman, county assesso.v left Wednesday to attend the ses sions of the state tax commission at Salem today, tomorrow and Saturday. John H. Carkln. who arrived In the city from Salem , early tn the week, wilt also attend the sessions, as he Is a member of th commission. Chop suey, chill, noodles, ta-1 males at the Delicatessen next :oj' l'iBgly Wicsly. Open evenings and ; I Sunday. S33 I " - SHANGHAI. Nov. 7. lP The; mer'nn steamer, president Taft.j outward bound from Shanvh.il.' mounded In the river here today, j It- bcKll to dlschnl-Ee It' fuel nil I with the expectation of rvfloatlni: In the afternoon. ' I (mtlliutiUntlMl. Medford !t! V r x-M ; Inline No. ll'J. A. Frfdav. NoV-. S. 3 p. in. Work In the K. A. and K. C. decrees, liy order of! the W. M. C. M. llorsTOX, A j'to -c Don't Forget , J;';-' The DOLL SHOW Friday Afternoon 4 P.M. vl W extend a cordial invitation to all to attend this initial showing of dolls. No dolls will be sold Friday we just Want you to come and see our display. . ., Rt member Ftiday ai Foiir J. C. PENNEY CO; " TO HAVE PARADE FLOATlCHEST ESSAY CONTEST Tlie Moroni Oisen Players will bo brought to Medford sometime in February through the efforts of the local Huslness nnd Profes sional Women's 1 organization, ac-, cording to a motion passed at to day's luncheon mooting held at the Hotel Holland. The play 1 which will be presented here was not announced. Plans for n clover float to be entered In the Armistice Day parade next Monday were dis cussed. This will bo the first time that tho business women ns a group havo taken part in nn Armistice program. Mrs. Doro thy Haucoin is chairman of the committee In charge. Mr. Mrtud Chapman, the presi dent, invited members of tho club to go to Klamath Falls Satuv dny. November - . 10, to meet a national officer Miss Irene Itich. Miss Fannlo Wipper of Port land, was a guest at tho mecUnff. A fix and onc-lialf pound lnii,rhlii wiih born yesterday' .iv lite Sucrcd Heart huMplta to Mi'.; anil .Mrs. Lloyd Suu'anl of tills city. ... Xotlw. Xlno horses sheltered at Table Ituck Orchard by Jackson County Humane soeloty, of the following description: One sorrel pony. 4 white fcot. stripes "on face: gelding. One brown mare. One small gray mare with brown colt. One bay mare, spot on forehead. One chunky bay horse. One small black horse. One larpe pray gelding. One small brown mule, spot on forehead, brand H on left should JACKSON CO. HUMANE . SOCIBTV. 230 Afnsuod Oregon ; King mine "ear nf,' hpenetlf ; NflW THlKP Rhpllfliafif j Pains Must Go ; Tile Aicony "tVaseft the Swellhur Is i Rctlm-cd What n Blessing &ow You Can Go Back to Work Again Here's a supremely Rood and lately Improved, remedy that Is sold to. you by llvetlrunBists everywhere with the undersiandin that one i bottle must f-rive "result or you can have your money back. A k f o r . AIU'IU'U T-r- 11 comes In bit; bottles and! t not exnen- ivc. Take It is directeu- it'tt u duick, j ictlve rem ?(y fcnd one that you can 1 depend unon 1 even when the pains are niot severe nd fever is rum pant. It's ant 1-1 nyretlc p -an inulceslc and I I I u rot Ic and leuninjE 1 druggists all over America. are Kla.d to recommend it. WE DEVELOP Films Free WEST SIDE PHARMACY .. YOUR REXALL STORE Open Sundayt and Eveningi All the Tim Births COMPLIMENT With the completion of the com-: nmnlty chest essay contest has j Come a number of favorable com-.' ments on the way the contest was i conducted through the English de-; partment tinder the supervision of j Miss Isabel Wlllsle. All Knirllah students were required to write es-, says, each teacher selecting the best essay In her classes these be-1 lng turned In to the judges. i The subject was "Why One In j Medford Should Contribute to the Community Chest." The nianu-' scripts were from 500 to 750 words tn length and were judged on the basis of subject matter, originality. neatness and form. The winner, announced by the judges. In the 10th, 11th and 12th grados division, was Frod Colvig, and the winnoV In the lowor divi sion. was Delorig Holbrook. Fred Is- In Mrs. Ollenna Mae Early's claBs nnd Delorls is in M1ss Myrtle Tobey's English class. 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It is the pure sap of the Mexican maguey plant called "agua miel." Now it has been concentrated and imported and the name short ened to Agmel. Everybody can now have Agmel. This is fortunate for those men and women who are just entering middle life and for those of every age who are being warned of danger by fre quent arising at night, backache and other symptoms. Imported by The Agmel Corporation, New Twk and Mexico, D. F. WM. FOX SILVER JlJBILEE NOW Playing : THE tALKlNG-BINGING' COMEDY OF GAY PAREE WHOOPEE! MAY McAVOY "STOLEN KISSES" , n mr.Ie 'aqnctetJmLJIeltplj.V fir: the Singhm' vinhris, hnd ers, ten Frank Ulack. musical director. Klamath Falls C.catr- Northern Depot on South 1 SistliHtreet In stalled sigh. . in pure plant sap I WARNINGS! , . Backache ' . High Blood Pressure Indigestion '"' Glycosuria . '-' Ask druggist for free Agmel literature. 4 Shows Daily at 1:30, 3:15, 7, 9 ill