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IPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1929. Tocalatid 4 'Personal lt'is Vstlmated tlu.t well over a 100 leriwos. front . Med ford, Asi lund and other .purU of the valley aro witnessing the O. H. C. and V. of O."f0trtbnirgnme this afternooli In Eugene. The local exodus to Enttena bairan veslcrdnv forenoon.' and nulte a number left for theroijuut weather continues. early this morning. ' i Kntherlnc fUnng Dunce Btiidlo, : Wood for your fireplace, Lawn, : 2 1 Eust Mnln. Phone 1,103. 248 body.flr or oak. We have the be.u , Kvn Nealon and -Margaret Mciw you -can buy at right prices, For ley .left' jrcRtorday with -a party of nnlclt delivery, phone 838. F. K, friends ror Kugeno to attend the K.-imsnp Co., office at 22'J No. I!lv. i big game today. 1 . ; ! . , , ! !M0t4 i,, (let the finest popcorn In town sirs. Harriet L. TJsdnlo of- Fort -, at the. Monarch Heed Co. .. Jitfitf iand atopped aver In -Medford vi-., Applications! if or , bud Idling w-r-day to vlHlt with Mrs. Florence doff mlts were made-yesterday, .and to for a few hours, on her way home I day at -llio .city building- depnrl ,from California. , j mcnt by -Charles Pnlip to repair m Victor -radio owners are . now j chimney, on, a . building.' on Front spnrrlng for honors as to who has: street at ,a coat of $2.,. and.by-W. the-beat instruments, ho far it -m a lie. All ar alike when pur chased from Palmer's. S40 V. 11. Osborne of the state for- . ester's office at Portland, In choree of (Ire patrol, was in the city yes terday anil todny on business con nected with the Crater National forest office. ., ... - - -i Call at 438 No. Front and see a , fine' lot of evergreens and shrubs. ' Portland Hose Nursery. 243 ..Criiests from n distance at Med ford hotels Include F. 10. Ilolton of Jloston, Mass J. IS. Hlinnks. J. L. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. t U Tay lnr.i 1. K-'Durnham and J. . V- lllnrB of Chicago,- III., Mr., ami Mrs. Moe Schneldcrman of New Vork City. C. H. Colt of Laramie, Wyo., Mrs. D. n. llrlght of Dctroli. "Mich., P. O. Myers of Newark, N. .1. and lidg.ir Palmer of Ifreehoid, n. y. ... - I)rv Bimltlns. the Chiropractor "with. Itusslan ntassage, over tlw Wnolworth Store. Tel. 1290. 'It Mr.., and Mrs. It. II. Jlommonl left at 4 o'clock this morning for Kugene to attond tho football game and Jiomn-oomiiiB activities at the Oregon enmptis, . Through the . winter Hit) best remedy for lonesome nlghUj. is a good' radio . from Palmer ,Miislc lloaso...,., -. 240 I'lirnest Mi Hemphill and family of liongilole, t'nl.. have purchased 'tho-. Lolloy Wright ranch , west of, Central Point. They took posses -' slon this week. Mr. Hemphill tIh a very .progresslvo farmer and will he welcomed to this section. Ccn trttl Point .-American. 1 ; .' -Plant tulips, daffodils, narcissus and hyacinths now while the ground Is dry- Cct .bulbs lit tho Monarch Wd.'Co. - : 230tf ,i.Mrs. Oeorgo I'. Young of the i Ornhard Home tUstrlct upetll today liii-the-clty on huslnoss.- . Orchard,. brand liquid llmc-mil-sihnr can be obtained at Pinnacle PairMMK C0..1 i . 223tf Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday, afternoon flt the county clerk's . office to Blmer' Crochntt; 24i ,nnd Alia Austin. 22. hotn of Weed, .Cat., and to Stanley Haconi 97, and Amelia Wlcliards,, 18, both -nf, MnClouri. Cel.. ... Carnival ' dance at Jacksonville f tonlBlit, bBiiein orTaiHfiKvUle'TlW aetim.i Jlveryhody .nvaloonwN 23 i The riro.leportment was cnllo,d I last evening to the storeroom 0)1 3 North Front street formerly occu,J f plod by tha Dally Nows Publlsn. I Ing- company to erftliiKiilHi." small bla whloh was. placed under oon tiol Ihrough the use of .chemical. " All accounta dUB the Sqott Woolt Furniture Store aro lo be paid at the llohblns Furniture Co., 217 W. Main. .:.3S" 1 Cnllfornlans- registered. ,t 'Med ford hotels include. A.. H.. Atkinson, C. O.' Corkpan. Mrs. K. D. hake. A. Pi chlld iind Kcl K. Kimball of Paeramento. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hnnion of Louronce, H- l -Onary of Los Angeles, Mr. nn.l fc.Mrs.-0. J.,Dolup of Hanta Ana,, U J.' ?lark of. Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Ken thinly, J. N. Umall. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Haden of Han Fran-I'lsi-O.-' .'. ' " ' teinst Itching. nlcotliiK, plentlns. button making nnd hoso mendlti4T. Ilandloraft Hhop. lOTtf r-i.rhi nui of the state cars regis tered here yesterday with tho local aulo alula 'traffic bureau. 4incc at- Jacksonville tonlgh'., benefit' daoksonvllle museum. Ad---mlsslon $!.. ' - H Mr, and Mrs. O. M. lloberts nre among the local residents who mo tored In Kugene to attend the gAine 'there today. - Special offers tor Xmas photo- graphs. The l'eusleys, 331 Knit fMsln. - ' " ' Totals -of 1.0S1.421 pounds of 5 milk nnd &0,!21 pounds of butter 1 faiwre iirodnced 4iy tile llls cows J III the 86 herds tested In Tilla j mnnk county during October. The nunrnirn Ill'odUl-tloil tier COW W'lS H42 pounds of milk and 27.1-3 i a4l' pnuno) pounds of orclinrd phur-can 1 bulterrat. rd brand ll(Uld llme su;- nhur-can be obtained at i-innm-i 1 ekln Co. - 2Sf j I.loyd Owens, after spending . short time In Medford vn linslness. I left yesterday for his "home , In Portland. ' Com to the Jacksonville Amer ican legion dance tonight at Jack " snnvlllo, Admission' II. " '8t Several local residents hove r ,' porled .the receipt of letters asking II for donntlons for the construction j of new hulldlngs for Heulah co. jJleiie in California, and 'Hint dnn.i- Mtlonsi which may oe irom 1 ! t(np. may be sent to Mrs, 11. M. P-r (at. Upland, (Ml.' The lettera rec 'that Mm. llyr will celebrate her J9th birthday on November 27 an I i that- despite her age, she Is anlou 1 to do something for the college. jwRloh the letter stales Is locnte.d 'opposite her home.' The recipient i of 1 each letter is eupposed lo write f three more. , ITn-to-dnte radio lo books fre at The Toggery of course!. S42 W cow Is being exhibited among thb atrange nnlmnls at the Ohleago r-ocamsilng city chlldi-en. - Most of them thought milk eamo out of t tho 'rtalryman's olilomoblle. I.yl- , 'ilin (Wash.)Trimih.'J ... , -. "That good coal." We give green trading-xtumns. . Hansen One I Co Panne iMH.-u. i- .- ' lt me wrllo your fire Inaurahre. iCll-l .Y. Tengwnld, -Hiilrl MeiUord. i.-none 101. ,. ' . ft' W -..-' ' .'.,! rU ' I air. and Mrs, F. E. Williams und j W. A. Dunbar are transient visitor i ljlgh grade lump limn mid hyd-j I rated lime for spraying. Ulg Pines i Lumber Company. - iiUtt 'Ihe snow was three Inches deep at the Luke o' the WnodB last Mon day when William Peek left, but the- weather wsh good, ho Haiti, when In Modford thin afternoon, llrown and black bean are also plentiful and he plana tn return there oarly next week to do a1 little bear hunting If the ,pre.Hont plons- j a,. .Mcvrnoken.-ui repair a house on Nlantlc street at a eost'of I7f. An application was. also m:.de by D. I. Atwell to make alterations n a dwelling on .(lenesco street at ; cost -of ins. -High grade lump lime and hyd rnted lime for spraying. I;lg Pines Lnmhor (ompany. 224if William Mills and James . H. swoap of Ashland spent this morn ing In tho city transacting business. Don't- forget the Jacksoiivllle Ameriean Legion dunce tonight. Ilraud new music. Admission II. 238 The I.ano county budget board will be asked to allot flS.nflO for tho proposed new armory at Cot - tnge Orove. The city of Cottage Clrovo is to appropriate a like r mount and the .'n,00o will matched by tho state'. ' All accounts due tho Scott Woolf Furniture Store are to bo paid at the Iiobblns Furnilure Co., 217 W Main. 23 Thero wns heavy betting of smnll wagers In Mndford this week on both the O. S. C. Hooks ,nnd I', of O. Frosh game of yesterday and Iho big game this afternoon between the I", of O. and (. K. ( vr.rslty teams. - ,Hcc llrlll'a Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. . 217'tf Donald Fahcr, former Central Point high Bcliool baj-kelbull star and the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fnber of that city, yesterday after- tpoon sustained a broken leg whon playing football with the Wllnm ftte .university In a game against Albany college at Albany. He re ceived tho Injuny when lackled while carrying the hall for a touch down. ' ! 1 Dyngo's regulnr dance, Wed. and Hat. at Droamland. 211 Don't forgot the Jacksonville American Legion dance tonight. Ilrand new music. Admission II. 238 W. A. Cntcs.left in his car for Eugene at an early hour this morn ing to attend tho football game. Dyngo's regulnr dance. Wad. and Sat. at Dreamland. 240 'Clot your radio tog book freo at ThcToggery (of course). 242 A new flight of ducks arrived H '(ha '"'Klamath. !ttk-nunlnr Mhl week, and the, birds are fairly plentiful, according to reports brought . back today by Medford hunters. The birds had been Bcarce In Hint section for sometime and hunting was far from good. 1 Photogrnplis for Chrlstmnsl Special offers now, avoid Into rush. The Pensleya, 331 East Main. . ... Klamath potatoes, Netted Clems, fancy No. 1. I3.2S per 100; nor No. 1, '3.2T per lOOt .No. 2, 2.3f. Vi'llnw Newtown apples, not culls. Klumatli Potato Depot. Pnntoilum llldg.. th and Holly. Freo deliv ery. Phone 01 A. 235tf . John .Drew left for KlamntM Palls this morning to accept a post. Hon with tho Klamath Falls Lum ber company. 1' i . Dance till midnight at Jackson ville tonight. New music., 238 1 All nccounta duo tho Scott Woolf Furniture Htoro nro to bo paid '.it the tlohblns Furniture Co., 217 W. Mnln. , , - . 238 O. W. Loomls of the homo office of tho .Oenernl lnsurnnco company of America, and C. W. Wools, ape,',. lal agent of-the same company, ore In the city for a few days on busi ness, - Klnmalh potatoes. Netted Clems, fancy No. 1. r.3.2S per 100: near No. I,. 12. 25 per 100: No. 2, 12. 2T.. Yellow Newtown apples, not culls. Klamath Potato Depot, Panloilum Uldg.. 6th and Holly. Five deliv ery. Phone . 1 a . . j.i.m- Hee our Xmas specials now. The I'easleys,. S31 East Main. 3'IX The First National bank of Med ford, In conjunction with other banking Institutions on the ronit. Interested In the organisation of ChiisimaM clubs which will be op"n for membership December 2nd. IO20. will sponsor a radio program over KOA. KCK), KFi and K(lV, on Sunday evening, November 17th. nt 8:15 p. m.. featuring Madam Schumann Helnk. Pedro do Cor doba, and a 40-plere symphony or chestra under the direction of (llu reppc Hamhosohek. formerly con ductor of the Metropolitan Oper.i orchestra. Less ash, less snot, In that itnoil coal, Hansen Coal Co. , Tel. SM. , . ','f " ,r, ... All accounts due the Scott Woolf Furniture Store are to be pitld nt the Knbltlns -Furniture Co, 217 W, Mnln. - 238" " Among the Oregon guests at lo cal hotels arc Wm. Kradt. Jr.. n Fon-st flrove. t'. A. Travels qml C. E, Keynolda of Salem. II. C. Cold of Astoria, nnd the following from Portland: Mr. and All's. Fred lllakely, H. W. Palmer. Jas. A. Hill. The." MrVny, -Mn-nnrt -Mrs. H. L. Hall, H. F. Moore. W. II. Osborne, F. DiTowera. L. 1). Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. stone. A. li. Park, Willis ThtnUmn. M. a Hlg he, J. W. Wall. W. F. Tucker. 'hf.rles Conkllng. Mrs. It. W, Mor ris ami Mr. anil. Mm. C. 1. Hall. High grade lump lime and hy,l reted limn for spraying. Hlg-Plnes fumlier Company. 1 tE24lf All areolinls due the Scott Woolf furnilure Store are to be pnltl nt Mis Itobblns Furniture Co.. 317 W. Main. ' 8 ' A minor auto collision took' plaoo'resterday nfiernspa; m, the luuu-iwitloii .uL .-iliit.U'il.- t4; Itlvernldo avenue between cats' itfrl4,y;:EVffarl(lt(-'al'ld4W:f'Hr Orahuni.,"; Theri-erash Resulted - In' ,llulo.ilnmaxe. in oltlifr-Jiiachlne. I Dressmaking and Remodeling at the Fashion ,hop, , 424 Medford I .secret of1 Mohawk ?nrt." will ,a,p Uldg. Tel. 1181. , , , tf pear serially fit the Mall Tribune ' JtaymotuI Draws, after having beginning i.lopday, Xovember 18. spent sometime In Medford with constantly receives letters from relatives, left yesterday fnr'Hoattlo, enthusiastic readers of her book where he plans to resldo perma-jin all parts of Iho country. ncntly. f-f Invariably.- .the ...correspondents Ituslness women of Medford and j make eager . guesses on iho solu vlcinlty, I ask for your trado In : Hon of her stories. And usually unlforma, office and house dresses. ! the guesses are Incorrect. "Ify Medford trade is Medford made." Please do 'riot'niloiv tnno1' cling agents, selling an inferior product, to- takorXIedford ; mtiney out of townf 'spend my money with - Aledfond" rnercianls and. sell Tho ltosalla," the best ,ronde-to-. eiuaMure ;iiiiifornis, on tim market today, . :all U64-.L for particulars A'lvlan 'Noi'man Darto, 21 Temporary auto licences were Is uod at'.'the" sheriff's office -thi.-i forVmnon'to W.'H.'Kllapp hf .Phbe- lilx and Mrs. E: Hair of Clo'ld 'Hill. New radio log books freo at'Thoj Toggery tof Course). 242 : .lames lirey una n . r.. .iorris left tills oenoon by motor for Cor vnllls and ;Porlland to spend sev eral days. At Corvalls, Mr. Moris will visit his son Kdniond nnd ml Portland the two men plan to take In the Cleno O'Orady and Itay PftJ liey fight. It is O'Cirady's first fight in a big .city ring (ind a num ber- of southern -Oregon fans plan j to be present. , Mixed Darwin, tulip bulbs 60c dozen, 13.50 per 100, at tho Mon arch Sued Co. . . . r 23tl" Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fisher of j Sams Valley were business visitors. In the -city today. i. L.. . i . . . Furniture Stnro are to bo paid at the'Hobblns Furniture Co., .217 W. Main. ..!, . 238 ' H. L. itrmoley, ndvortlsing manr ager of tho-Callfornllt Oregon Power--company;- rciltrned b,st-.' night fioin Khimuth 'FaIIh;- -Whi-ro. :v Hcnt tho day on company buaino i. Yesterday noon Mr, llmmlcy pu on' -n .tO-niinutn iit-Avrani' lor the llittary -lul of ihhi 'ity Free at The Tonery (of courne) ,tJ new nidin Urn books. '14 Anions the many local citizens who left last.-nltfht. .to attend tho II. nf O.-O. H. c. -irame at IJiiROiie was V. 13. Hobs- of the t'opco ad vertlsinpr department. Mr. Htw an alumnus of the I'nlvorsity of OreKon -and went'tili to help put over -a victory for the w'ocn and yellow. John Volton, district manaKr of the Metropolitan Insurance com-, puny, was a local business .viyltor In Klamath Kails yesterday. - CHAMBERS AIDiNG . (UPHltKN'M'V,, 'H., Noy 111.'. IHpectaii A mueting 'will! i);ii(iiu at Oresceiit. Oltji iont 'uejiUay,. iNq vemher W, nf -if V- m.f ttndov th direction -of ' LleuK-l-X B. illlitlbr! corps of engineers. Cor the inirpoBo of nreHontliiK .ntlilltiona I, litrnl-ma. lion-concernlns resources 'onti de- vnlopinentn In the nild-I'nclflo em pire. '-'. - " i ! .' ! t The senate committee on com merce recently reouented the hoard of engineers for rivers 'nnd hsr- bors to review the reports on Cres. cent City ami the meeting Is the outcome nt the committee's authori zation. . . - . .... ..... .. .-. The Northern California-Southern Oregon Development association Is working with the Ixianl of sitper- vlslors and city counrll ol' t'res cent City so Hint nothing; shall he overlooked which should he pre sented nt tho meeting The chambers of (Irnntn Pass. Meilford, Ashland nnd Klamnth Mills Irnve huen naked to co-operate In gntheriiig such datu und infor- million as Is dei-metl necossnry. 'SUSPECTED' LIST roUTLANI, Ore Nov. .m.--(fli) ChU-t UenWhH M rortlahd noUf hendiitinrteVttvria nrtifotinred i ii reornniWii i ihc.forco sinned to brwik up an Incipient crime wav In the rlty While courtesy will bo eNtended to nil cittxens,- "as they may bo reputable," tho order says, all num. plelous persona will he detained for iinestlonluK. "Working men" with lunch boxes, hundhiiKM or other "Innocent" looklim Impedl- mentta will be stopped, the order says, "as they may be burglars or safehlowors." Nearly every type of criminal except the experienced safe blower has alrady miulc Its-full debut in Portland. APPOINT PROSECUTORS CASES V4 1 I.H'.M' ''.i,F.M.'fSfe.. Milv'lV -i tPKU. Chlt-f iJusHce' 'rv.-.ni.W 'nnniniiU-e.l today (hat tfK it(lptvmi ctiiirt Iras appointed Atlorpeys Oscar llnvtcr ,-i 1 'anas. .y. .i-ur inomp!,on -r Portlund nl, Jn.hii 11.' Vnrso'n of Salem as .prosecutors In ihn.dls bai'ineut rases nt IJeorgr, V, Jom-pIi and Thiiiiiu-i' Mamllx, lioth of Piii-t-land. . Joseph and Muniilx hnv 1 each brought disbarment notion against the other. "Kaeh will make his- own -defense. . .. All thi-- of the lawyers appoint ed for the prosecution aro widely known In Oregon. Carson Is dis Irlrt attorney for Marion nuinty. Xntlco.' , I have sold Iho balance ot my stock In tho Itol, bum Furniture Cj. and all accounts punt due must he s-ttled linmcdlati-U-. ' SJH' tJCOTT WOOLK. -)'! ' 'l W i: '.' 1 Author' of JVlail Tribune Serial Is I EUtflr, jSjationalJD.iA. R-Magazine NMiille flilttiher ' fcjnoolrf, whoafjjof an fmp colonel, who Is a fa thrilling mystery - romance, "The : Miss .Lincoln has nmaxlng tnlont for keeping the outcome of her stories hidden from readers. ... "That is the secret of good mys tery story writing,", .she says.' "Keep the plot moving rapidly -and don't allow the readers to. guess ! the .solution." . j I'orls Minutely Acturalo The late President Wilson was: an ininii i-uauer 01 .niss.t-incoin stories. Supreme . Court .Justice! ; Holmes and J. Plerpont Morgan are Included "In her kirge iollow- log. ; ' .. . ' -5 ; -( , ' ' , Miss Lincoln takes great care' to present facts correctly so that her stories will he realistic In writing time. The first-chapter appears in I continued heavy receipts ot cook n war story, she .devised a code tho Mall Tribune, .Monday, Novem - i era and ungraded stock the poor message chess game with the nidi ber 18. - j keening Qualities of which nooeRst. RAIN CONTINUES ; OWEN-OREGON GIVEN. l i n n. nAAn ucTPU utTpuv nnnm ! A AhAM AM IIUUIl llUUM UaULe .MO.wmM i:fJT1( Ala.. Xoy.,. i 1 6 ! rn In full- vir thu ('uoHa-nml pooKtt wutorMhodH .toilay. nf forded I timlior.s for the JIctch-Hotohy Hcant Jiopft of an early-rocoRHion lnlwt'1" power 'dnvolopmpnt by tho the watPHH. of A1nliytna.rLvei.ti, al- j dHpartnront of nuhlfc works, .Sau re:idy dangerously Bwollon,'- Tho ! I'VanciKoo. This makes firt i-ars thaL AlrthaniH .river iwafr jieuurul fnet j the local .company has furnished- j lf lhouxh HtiM mMy H.ow tuo (.VfcI t enilanp,.r alonff its biinks. -About .200 . familic. . of ti.cm iicffrocst have linen forrd to leave their homes by hiKh water at, i i.ii iniimtuim, v.icii pjf.pfi-ty dam- jie liaM been estimated at MOOrouo, by JtuLhrirltfcti, GIVEN "l'refrt-Mlori f or rhf IstmftS Mnlfi Ing'M the, title of it clrouhirnitl Out'iif-the npt-l unUiBcichuiTih direction 'Issued' by "the posmrfire afiaiiw plafinbd.thrs present aeuKuh deri.n-tment at Washington. D. iti s tiw .wnlflc sutiper. to He given nt In erfnrt.t to expedite ChrlstmaJ i st.: .Mark's guild hall Tuesday night purchasing nnd mailing of pack-1 by members of the St. Mark's Altar ages, severul thousand of which jiiulld. Waffles with .country. sau were received In Medford and dlslyago, coffee and the other nppetlz trihuted, hy ;Posttpnster ..Warnerj ing accesorles are to -bo..fr.tured yesterday to the business concerns on the menu which Is designed to and us far among the citizens, af J appeal lo tho most powerful In itio number would reach. i - Hilnots of innn., -- This pi-eBice of this prepared k The supper will he served from nets -circular, In- which full dlrcoi I y o'clock op and the genei-nl pub lions aro printed for wrapplng nndj llc Is cordially invited to attend, packing of- -pa,okaKes, nrOper'-adi -This -Isr-ihe first of n- -series -of ilrfiSsijig- of letters and .cards, posij age, early mallliur, peclnl - Christ 1 mas delivery sei-vloo. Inmuanw of! pareels ami. general lu.formnliouL reads an follows: .r , I "Shop now--and mall early, fo-i early ..delivery. -Postof flees .wllj mabA A.'AKU .,fAHI In 1-unAln ' mas mails without congestion .and delay," but owlng- to the onornio-.isi-volume- this can'M done' only with I the cooperation of the public, Conii . pllance with tho 'following sugge-ti! lions will grenlly. nid Iho pnslnffire and Inturo prompt handling nf your mail,- Mull onrly for delivery b foro ChrlHtmas day, on which ther will ho no mail .delivery." RAINS PREDICTED FOR SAX FIlf-VClCiPeMoy, 1.-e-lVPi (i woniijer Oiliioiux, tor, mo wwk '-neginnlng.'Novomlier 17,was' nnnounced here todny by tho fulled Stntes weather bureau 114 follows: i Far w-estorn stntes: - Tho out look la for generally, fair weather In southern I'alifornin and fre quent rains In Oregon nnd Wash tngtun, probably extending at times Into northern California, und- the plateau regions. Mode rate temperatures. - CLUE IN SAUGUS CRIME ;.(,,! ,i.'D I -M.'ti- s ij ' i t' t W I A X 111 1 1 iKS, I N V.- M .u- A). Discovery of sdme '"Interesting notes'' ' ln'"iih'"h'linndoiei nxitomo blle today sent authorities In searcii of a young uo'man named "Je.tn Hart.'1' for-onj'Sttonlny about the wreck of k tUHi4hk-if Jielflo . naj- seng,ti-..tlaln Aeui- kfcorfus, Sheriff's deputies came upon the lvrllW'-lu nsithey mpde n cas Iniil'seArch of t-nrXotind here. The autnmniille belonged -In a lxis An geles man. They sold his iinnie wus not disclosed. COLONEL RILEA GOES .WIIMa i-'ni, U ;..l'jr. u ;.,. U-oit s.m.k 1.. c. Lleuh-hnnirColOtelhimia-i r:. Ill- bH. d)osniitenei'il of rtlr'-Ut- dlvlnlon and executive officer of the- Oi-egon National Guard, will leave Miindny night for Washing ton, IK u. where he will take n spevlnl course nf six weeks lit Oie I'tiltml Htsles nimy -wnr collie, Mrs. Illle and their two rhil dren will aee.ompnny him to Wash. Ingion mous-engineer, urncers or the in Uflllgfnce seetlop of . the,, war de partment thought so highly of'ihe Idea that they kept It for- the army's use and the colonel devised a somewhat similar oheas,eode for Miss Lincoln's story.-, '. ,. ,. . Miss Lincoln's literary . talents apparently were inherited from her mother, the late Jennie -Gould Lincoln, who was widely known as a. novelist. and .a: writer -of. girls', stories. . ! , . , ; Kdlts D. A. 11. Mo-gazinc . . Friends of Miss Lincoln at Wash ington marvel or her capacity for writing outstanding mystery stories-and magazine articles In addi tion to her many -.other toterestn. She is editor of the Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine anil igKes an aoiive part In-lhe ar fairs of the. Authors' League . of America. Mayflower -Society, Gol onial Dames of America... and number of other, societies. "Tho Secret of Mohawk Pond"! : Is being serialized for the first Tho: Owod-preprpn . Lumber 'CtK toliiy rtfcftlypff ti' wire'- ihpt -thofc wore aw-ii'decl 'a" contract to furnish 10 additional cars of structural ''partmont III th paKt six moiitUs. rho Ktruclm.i rado ecined Is i KPlrcu-ri for strnj?th and 'durabil- ; il' inl an only contain tho mini- 1 '" annulaV rinas ncr inch. The I biintH.r lias to Im inspected by ji ; 1 'iMTsemuuvo or me west i:oast lumbermen's association and - a ((.'I'Llficnlo-furnished, as to .ft nuaU ny nnu tally, v WAFFLE SUPPER WILL BE TUESDAY FEATURE iLLLJvliil.i. j ' ( church affairs on the Altar Oulld ! program for the winter. Ops -tdiaiMey. , rywji'"pM' dauBhicn; of'. Jlr-iiinrioMrsj-iWalteii 1 Charley of the Cliinhx-dlslrlcl, i I tallied c compound fracture of her ; left arm, together with ottier In j jmies when she fell from the back : of ,n saddle: horse , near her home I yesterday, afternoon. .. (,,..,-,,,. , AL-cniiipniiyliig a Utile neighbor girl w.ho was . suii'tlng after the t-r,ws. tipal. climbed onto the horse behind her friend. - The , .h o r a ii startsd to run suddenly, nnd tho child. .was thrown to ,the gnjund. Iiiniliiig.on her left side. She wns rushed to the Sacred 1,1 cart, hospi tal where , Ur. H. A', sieetor was called to; attend her. , " ' FLY RESOLU I ION ENDS HORTICULTURAL MEET ... . t. , ' I ' ' . . : i,.,., Tho..j3tlv Jlpnurtl meelliig Jifithc'l Orcciip.Miatii tllo) Ih-ulljp-nl jofwncl-, ntililf closed . yesterday -nrternnon. Willi the ntloption of a resolution Vrotestlng. the federal lifting of the tuui iignliut Florida fruit. . Delegates to the meet from. up state, Washington, und California departed for their, homes last evening. It wns one of the best intended IukI enthusiastic meetings In tho -history of the association. Births .- Horn -lo.Mr..nd Mrs. Edward Cnnoose, a 7 'i pound girl, Wed- Itrmlny. Nov.-fSth.- TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY HKATKI, KtiOMS. Minrd, gnrngo. 13 N. Peaeh. 244 W'AN,:r Kl map, wiyi Ipiu. saw.I Ui kui Wiunl. on shari-s or alnmp.-i .use. M. U. Duggali, Hinii Vullev, lii-e.- . . 2jj I room riirnlshed close .In. .. Inquire :atr Smith shotgun a henul-y.' I'hone 470-K, i JKHSKV (UANT cockerels, hi-ed fmm some nf beat lllants In the line, liarmiln prli-e If taken coming weeh. One mile north wwi Talent. Ai K. Walker. 3 ITR SAI.l-: Roller singers. Clo imrlh on ltl-ersl,le to teverin Isittwy shop. Take nrst roa to left. Third house on rlghtln. . . , . KOI! HKNT Heated room, gar.ien. SIS W. lth, -J40 . i im iiiiu mm iiimnrn i uLIIVIAA bIKL IIiJUKlU . I IM LAI L III in1 U UV'L in f- i rrrm m i irwrw- i LOWER GRADE OF , EGGS HOLD LEVEL VOXm.XST) Orer, TW. ' 1C &j Lo'wer, grades 6t butter declined 1 cehi-at-h Portland produce ex change today, while the higher j grades held firm. li.gB prices remained steady. ' Revieivliig the fruit and vege table situation, the Portland: news bureau of the depttr-Unent of agri culture says: , ; " , ' "An excited ' lettuce market, was the feature of the wholesale Jfrylt and vegetable trade. . The;, last diy paeked lettuce of the .-current sea son front, the .northwestnirobably made . Its apneiirahce from The iDalle8( and sold to Teta(wrii at $B -! per crate.."'. ' : Uitt' . Movement of wranncd nnd packed Jennies, is slow on account nt the ! tale '-their prompt movement into consumption. , Little real activity Is expeoled In (iiiallty apples until the . early -, stock Is disposed of which will probably not occur until New Years. - . -vi ... , Cauliflower and celery. shipments continue llsht.iquality . Is very good, eastern demand Is fairly active and the-market continues nt very satis factory levels, carlot. sales of cauli flower being-made at 11.30 to $1.40 cash, anil celery at :i to $3.25 per crate. ln the rough. OPTIMISM REFLECTED BY WHEAT MARKET I'tlKWflO, Nov. 16. ilPt nptiiu Ism nt Sy':l-)iIngi(in'ove( tlM-.iiio.s-lieel for diighei gv.ihi iii li.c-s 'nml tt IhrivliiK export lu.incnH in North' American whent buoyed up prices on tie . ..C'hienaro market today and u-lMnt l caciied.ltK best levels, of the Week.- The clone was 4 to 4 &c a . hhshel ,. higher thun yesterday, .March wheat,, having advanced to an extreme gain of 4 6-8c during 'the session.. -v 1 , . - I, Ill-stock PORTCLXUAOrel. No "1'C. OP) Receipts- 'Hngs' W. khee'ir-TG.. All direct. -.Totals" fbr'-Week approxi mattlyr (logs 0035, - cattle 2BK0. calves 3io, sheep f,in, cars 111. HOGS: Compared 'With- week ago. Killing classes .LT.c higher. Feeders, steady. Hulk light butch ers 1.11.25, 1 load Monday at 10.26. Most light lights and a few. strong weights:! 0.1 5 to 10.25. other strong weights and heavies 10.00 .duwn to I., ti.iu. Kough paililng sows 7.25 to smooth up. to 8.26 and above Hulk slaughter pigs :0. Oil to 1.25. l-'e.eders mostly 8.26. . . CATO'l, 11: Compared with week I ago.' All i-luHsqs fully -steady. Hig:i j medium -o faliy good steers. 10 to in.75. ..Less desirable, kinds. 1 -T. tn ii :r. n,.n.. ,in - a.. I Tup heifers 11.60.. Top cows 8.50. i liulk desirable .she-stock f.50 . to I 0.00.. . low cutters: down - to 3.00.1 .Medium to fairly good hulls 6.50 to ' 7.00, odd head 7.00. Calves 10.511 down, Ifight veulers up 10 13.50.1 off grades down to 0.00, mostly i ,7.00 or better, -r .. . I SHl-:i-:i:" Quotahly steady with week ago, , , Hulk lambs medium Kindc 9.60 to 10.60. commons down 1 to 7.00.; Medium grade .yearlings 7.00 to S.SO. Kwes G.'OO tlnwn In : l.r,u ileiit-ndlng on age, w-elght ami condition. ' Port land Whea t PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10 Wheat futures: ' . -(If) Open High Dec. ...LIB 14 1.10 Mar. .1.22 ..l.tM ' .May .,:1.25i6 1.27-4 Cash niHrkets: Low ' l.llii 1.2! 1.25 4 Close 1.10 1.24 1.27 Wheat Big liend bluestcm nni-d white 1.S2; soft white, wes-. tern white 1.201.4; hard winter.! northern spring, western red. 1.10.1 Out No. 2-SR lb. white 31.0II. j Today's car-receipts: Wheat 71.' flour 23. corn 6, oats 1, hay fi. San 1'rniK-i.K-n llnlteifat SAN FltANCCIStrO. Nov. 16 UP) liutterfat f.n.b. Son Francisco, &4v. ' Aiti l Vnnclsi-o Fruit Prices SAN Flt..N'CSCO. Nov. 111. fp, j tl-'ederal State .Market News Ser-I vice.)' ( Pears: llartletts, Luke coiintv, 1 standard box fancy H.dij to -4.26. ) ' . . Produce ... .. j POKTLAND, Oro., Nov. 111. (yp) I ltuttor Ixiwer grades declined 1 I cent. - Cubes: . Hxtraa, 4fic;. stand-1 l,.io, i.e. inline 111-sts, zc; rtrsts, . 3Sc. Creamery prions: -Prints, 3e 1 , over cube stamlanln. . .. Kggs, milk, poultry, onions, pota-, toes, wool, ntHs, hay.- ensoara hark. I hops steady, unchanged. ' I Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford DinnetSl.OO "The Food Is ijetter" 4 At the Medford, '-.k i THE MARKETS FORGER SUSPECT 'fi a ii ' u n 1q li P Li Tlu; st)i(peclert proiessionql hons chet'kj pusKerj H.iCi AimsnoiiK.'an elderly man (It soWral aliases fwho was arrested early last evening on the . charge of trying to .pass, an al leged worthless check of l8.(a on tho d.'C. I'enney store late in iho afternoon, waived examination in Judge Taylor's court this loreiioon and ,wus bound over to(lha ilrand jury under S10U0 bond. .... When first arrested Armstrong gave, his name as W. E. lirailley and his uddress us Louisville, Ky.. and since tlien has told the authori ties a nnnihar of conflicting stories, which only heighten the curiosity ot the police and district attorney's office as to the real Identity and suspected criminal . record. How ever, at present Armstrong Is thought to be his correct-'name, and Orange, Cal., his home; If tha accused man is guilty, ns alleged, lie Is a' curiosity In the way of worthless cheek operators In his method of operutind - Ho ten diTQd tho $IS,73' check to a .1. f. 3 BIG DAYS T i-i. ; LAST ' TIMES' ' ' TIS 1,11 V..v.' . ;,!'. M fu' VOHN QILAND 6 ALST. JOHN ACQUITTED '. ' 'JUf "THE ACE OF Aff WftXCl Klfef 11 CRATERIAN . . '""i "Z'XiZZnmjZoIvn'Biiiiii v' 'HI IRRVf "-'8 Your Last Charee to See thej 11-'"-a 1 . World's Most Popular Humorist. ILL ROGERS ' 'ALL TALKING ALL LAUGHING, 1 . "THEY HADiTO SEE PARIS" i Bsssw'mmmssaiirmvmxmt TOMORROW ; one oay only Continuous 1:30 to 11 P. M. LSI ALL- TALKING ' mr Nver have yon thrilled to so mys tifying a detective stry.t. - I.,,,! ,..'' .1 It'sUnusuall It's Different! - e 1 ti I ' W- "-Wiii -Ji-f """J T v . w.fc-B'j A'--. ..V,,- ' Penney store clerk, who then be : came suspicious, in payment for a pair or gloves and a coat, the cost ; of which amounted to a little over i- ID. runuwillK 'nil Bcverui j other suspocted worthless -checks f j were found on him, one of which j was for $20 and another for 150. lie had the sublime nerve to stop j Into the People's Electric store, I and, after relating n plausible Btorjr jof explanation to Hen Trowbridge, : borrowed the store check protector - long. 'enough'-to porl'oratn several j chocks. . He was orrostod by Vollce-. ; man Cave late yesterday at a west side boarding house. - - Obituary HA VM.W -P'lini,--:tlUti,'l'Vlp, fni- I'llDward llimr llayninii, " Infant inn of Mh. anil -Jltti liniee Hay-j j man of 3:'il ,'Allc'e. street, "who . I passed away Thursday evonlng at .J , the age of three days, were hclTKjf nt the grave'in Phnenlx cemetery j thlH afternoon.- Conger. Funoi-nl ! Piirlnr.s in charge. Comfort and Safety for Eyes Dr7 D: A. Chambers EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, ' 404 Medford Bldg. ' . . Continuous . Shows Tomorrow 12:30 to 11 P. M. OMORR Q W J . sv ... 1 TONIGHT - r.-r L",-: i.:.t 1' 1 " t. ,,W.. ,falf?Wl' !5 W i- W '- .v-'i.W'J niNHOLY NICHT4I witk f.RNEST TORfaENCt DOROIMY SEGSTIN Al'.TyiklnCoVneVl' t f "DETECTIVES WANTEC" . ' dmliml'S,Sl ' Watt.MO ind SS, Eves. 25 and SO W .... - . .!. t-ik