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Newspaper Page TextI M t PAGE. :TWOm ',. T ocal and: 'Personal :,' A bad check artist wan again ' work in .Medford Saturday nlghr, leaving a vorthicss' check at the 1 Medford Electric. company for - rithe check wag signed hy U C. lien s' Gun Tuo-stfme man 1h declared to ':have :Llxr) attempted to Puss ft ISO1 t'ijheVk ;vt Jii ditartrxient j stnVc.r hill J V us, 1 e.iupeu.' , cillicers were I'teiitptlng )'o foQatB'OIm today. i'uthnlfc Indie's will mil-et'v ! picaso you with tneir nome cnnKcu ! dinner In Parish' hall. Ho. Oakdale, rrrhiuiiau Avttmititr' R-ao t a vi,ick. Krrlce 50c V i 84l,! K,: ,. "'' 'i ii . -.. i ' ' JH. HUM i. nuii.iiiniiii iiiiw f-pr. and Mrs.. 1'. Plukoi enjoyed a motor trip to the top of the Sis- ktyous yt'HUrdny . Free nt Toggery (ot course) new radio log books; '' 242 Tho annuul Red Crow mpmher Nhlp drive or Grants Pans lp HChed ulPd to pot under way in thai city .today.' The quota for' Josephine county nan been announced nt 2000. . Civic and service clu.tt M ill campaign the drive (Jet your Orchard bi-Lnd liquid lime nnd sulphur at Kimball Fruit - Co,, Inc. . . - .- -4- f)uent from d (liwtance rtelwttircd At .Med ford holeJtt 'include Mr. uul Mrw. C. 1a Taylor: of Chicaso, .111. J. It. MiiKncns of AVashlnKton. U C, . li. Mnrtts of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, A. LoVHHeur ,0 Vancouver, It. ' C.,t and t J. G; Sinclair , of Ht. Ixtuis, Mo. . Mixed Darwin tulip bulbs 50c iozen, $3.50 per 100, at the Mon arch Seed Co. . 23Ctf Tho press sheet "Speed," pub lishcd by the Wexterh Air Kxire4 company of Los Antfelejt. rarrfeH a litory by t". T. Baker, secretary1 of tho Medfonf Chamber of Com merce. on t lie 'development of fh ne1 airport hsre. The allb'l Blvew a history of local Avlfttlnn And n description of the prefent airport I'lrins' a- gopa .'appetite,'. Satl. fa iit I on jjfuarariteed, for only JiOc foi the chloften dinner at Pdrlwh 'hull on Aouth Oakdale, TMursday'even- t.: ' ' , .. 241 If;-' Furch mLm-ncd to Mcdford Runday from Piedmont, Cat.' ?Ie waa accompHnled home by Sfi, Furch and1 her father, If, T. P,uny nnu w iti via'. Jim'-. Uufllri'css women pf'jifedford and vicinity, t' ask for your ' trade in uniforms. Office and, house d reason, "py Medford tr ade fJtti Madford mode.'' "Phrase do not. allow trnv- ollnnf ae;enW. setting - ah ;inferio'r product i6 Iuko JMcclfoi-4 money out of town, i sVnd;. rriy, nonoy with MAdford merchanta and'hell "Tho nosalia," the best mado-to-iriiftffu'ro uniforms on the market toijny. Call for partlculurn. Vivian Xftrman Barto. 2(l , Tho federal radio communion ISivH Kronted a hwarlnK t,o KMIOD.. the Mall Trihuna-VirHhi Kiutlon, un riicreane of 1 power from f0 walt.n to 50p, chanKe of local Ion of jjtudlo ami transmitter. fcUQ"CO .of appa ratus 'and whlnliiK of.' freq'nehoy 'from '131d to 710 kllocycleW. Ao- cordlnK to new a dlpatoho froint WaMhlngton. Dt 6. Tliu com pi in ill on fiaw fcranted the application by otu tlon KOOS. Martthfield, for Increase nf power from 50 watts tu ioo, p 1 to Install new equipment. ; Uet 'your Orchard brand liquid lime and sulphur at Kimball. Fruit Co.,' Inc. . ; ' "24? Application for & .bulldfUK .Mtt-- in It was filed today nt the liy bulldlnir department by H H. Tre 111a I ne to build a ftaraKo on AVe. Jacksun street at a com of SIO. Dressmaking and remodeling nt the Fashion Shup, 424 Mcdford Hide. t Tel. 1 1ft 1. ' tt Only two of the 7 1 4f accidents reported tu the stale Industrial ad cldcnt comnlsHlon for the week ending November .14 resulted fa- uiiv. 1 -v !' . 'hlcken dinner,, ThurKduy .even ing at Parish hull, benefit ...Hew Catholic church. u:30 to 8 p. in. 24 1 C. Parker und Kddie Keetor were scheduled to ap)ear )n -city court today on chaises of Intoxication, following thejn arrest Saturday nlfrht by the police. ' Ififth Kinde lump lime nnd hy1 rMed Ilnlp fuf sprayln. Dlrf Pltfe Lumber Company. lT24tf Temporary au(u licenses Weie is hUfil .-it the sheriff's offico this forenoon to W'Htter VhInehant, t(. H. rampbcll and J. W (loHseit ,of Medford, IT. C. McsseiiKer ttnd Mis Kmnm llhff of Ooid lllll ftnd'W. I!.' Knapp of 1hotnlk. ' 1 ' . ' Oot your Orchard brhnd lime and vulphdr at Kim hit 11 Fitllt Co., Inc. ' "342 Ur. Kmlly Holeom.' county med it ill director, and Miss Lydtt Kliw county nurse, were spending todav i;lvlhtE health hinor roll exiiinliut Upn.ttt the. Central. J'tilnu achoobi. jarring fur,nonor as to ATyjinHs in iniiiuuieiiii. co inr tie. All are aitKa when pur. elind from Palmer's, MM A Complete Bakery service in every icnso of the word. 1 ,?s . ,,,.,!, crJ : California guests tit Medford ho- icib include Mr. and Mrs. U. It Elliott of Los Angeles, .Mr. and Mrs. R. X: Nichols bf ohklnnd, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Dittcy of Hunt! Ana, Mr. and Mra. V. Ordway of Trlnldrid, Arthur Hussell and F. Mcflrldo of Sacramonto,' Ole Carl son o( Fresno. Ilarry Grossman ,of Glcpdale; Jack Lewis of Stockton. James Mitchell of Chfco. He'rh Wyntr of ttn Mego; M. M.' Manrey of Berkeley, B. F, N'ehlsen, II. W. Davis,. i; J: Gray, Jr.r and: P. I). Mills of Sun Francisco.. ' :.. l,u(W- TJaKaAr opens In the oM church ng same evening. Everybody ! come Midi brinK a friend: ' 24 1 F. W, Ocrrls and Clyde' Grifflih wore among the Klamath Falls vis. Itors who wero in Mcdford yoste'" day. Ji , v .. ""h.'tess soot, lrt that good 0001.' -Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 2JU. . ' if 'Atex Anderson left this afte noon for HnTern to spend n dfty r two on business In connection with the argument beforq the state su preme coutlt in connection with' the,: up pea I taken by the HIk Hutte Hore and Cattle association from a lawsuit thai was decided In his faVor here In' circuit court three yeafw'HKO In connection with (traz- itHf rights in the Hutte Creek country. 1 'Call In and talk to us about the latest approved methods fn per-, manent wnvluK. Mcdford fieautv Shop. "Ask a friend."' Tel KM. 24 0 Frank it lover, special atcent of tho XuYidnnI Fire Insurance com pany of Portland, Is spending a fev -days In the city on IhihIiiohh. hnv Iiik arrived in the; city this morn-InK- '. KInmath potatoes. Netted Gems, rfancy No. 1, $3.25 per 100; near No; 1, $2.25 per 100; No. 2, $2.2:.. Tollow Newtown apples, not culls. Klamath' Potato Depot, Pantorium BldgV 6th and Holly.' Free delivery.-Phon 61S. 23,ritf ' Mr.vnpd Mrs. T. E.' Daniels re turned frOm! (inn Francisco Satur day rrton.lnft. having spent, a few days In the south on business, "." flee our Xmhs special now. The Peasleys. 331 East Main. 2 tOtf With Saturday's flights of Pa cific. Air Transport Aft'-riml!, ex presH hhd passenger planes up h'nd down the coast the new $l,ri0.tK0 Cnlte'd airport at Iturbank official ly was opened as the line's southern terminus'.. ' The field, of 240 acres, was developed for Cnited Aircraft & Transport corporation by llbelng Myslem, of which P. A. T. Is u unit. The terminal is. 30 minutes from I. os AngeleK city hall, 15 minutes from Hollywood and five minute from Kurhank. - It will be used bv other aviation lines as well i by Hoeing system. New radio log books free at The Toggery (of course). 242 .'Mrs. ft. M. Wade, who was re moved by atnbulunce this morning from her rooms at the Fountain lodge to the Sacred Heart hospital. Vuh reported improved this nfterj net on. Hho wai reported to have ben severely 111. i . We have loads of pew Ideas tt paa on to our patron. Medfovd Heauty Shop, ,"Ask a frleiul." Tel. 101. ' .. ; V . ' ?:W J. E. Plalstad and Q. Vrd were nihoAg tho Crescent City. Cal., rehl depts spending yesterdHy In Med- rora. ..., , ,. .. Dynge's regular .danco, Wed. and fiat, at Dreamland. 240 Phillips Heck., ropresentatlvo nf the-California Insurance company. with, headquarters In Portland, is In the city for a few da.ya on busi ness, having arrived here from Cul-1 Ifornla "Setiirday. , , . " Dynge's regular dance, Wed. and Sat. at proamland. , 24 Efforts to keep residents . of Oranis Pass, from polluting tin? waters of the Cogue river will be, sponsored by the local chapter of the lsaak Walton league, i(,,was decided at ft special, meeting held Saturdny night In that city. At the, ; meeting the following officers were j elected for the ensuing year: os,-, eph Wharton,' president; Itiinbow, OibsOn. vice-president; Pete Alien. secretary -treasurer; W. Walker. ! Wllford Allen and Charles Ada:'. directors. ; -.. Airway Sanitary System., No dust. ba tu empty. Call 13SV-J for ap-j pitiutment. . 24," Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Terrlll of Yreke. t'al.. are spending a week visiting the former's pHrcnts, Mr. snd Mrs. C. '15. crrlll, In the Il;e t'reek ectlon. , Soe Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender nnd auto body repairing. . , . 2 17 'if A maitliige license was tssucil at the couuiy clerk' office Ibis foW: novn to Theodore Detei,' 28. audi Ocra1diui Hedinond. 23. both of Deter. Ore. t , Photogn tit for Ch'rls(mos' Special offer now; aVold late ru.-h.! The Pciisleys. 331. East Main. 24oif Tliere was no joy In motoring in the Eugene section over the week end. according to State Traffic Urtitctinn't O. O: Nichols, who re turned lust evening from that citv. where he had attended the Cul vers! ty of Oregon and Oregon Agrl ciiliiirul college -fwlttall game. Truffle collisions and mishaps wcr ndmerous. he reported, ond reuli ed In one fatality. , , HlKh grade lump limo and hyd rated lime for spraying. Big Pines Lumber Company. . ; 224tf- Let me write your fire insurance. Cft V. Tengwald. Hotel Holland Bldg. ..Phone 9J ,. tr Among Oreguptans registered nt Medford hotel Sunday were U. li. MAs ruder of Clatskanle, W. E. Wadfmorth of Harrisburg,, O. 1, HuTwler qf )'oncalla. Mr. and Mr. L E. llemliunr ut Capyonvllfo. . McAllister of Itosebnrg. Ernest Fetsch pf Utkevlew. II, A. Biatham of Paisley, r.nd the follow In from Portland: Mr, and , Mrs. H. H. jlrown. 11, l. Oill. F. 8. Hover. M. it. Nichols. F.. H. Thompson, It. 1. Nlxcn. ,1. K. Itioodworth. 1. C. Weber. U. H. earlett, U- C- Desler, tt.. M. Ilprrls, C. W. Walls. W. C, Stone. L. V. Jones. O. F. Slegm thlerNJohn Logsdon, C. J. W' rig hi. Ms. C. K. Wsienhaver, Sam Foi tvr. 'Paul Ammt, .1. W, (.like, Mr.' and Mrs. A. WMnkle, A. 'H. llefot ind H. 11. Ixn. Oct the finest popcorn In town at the Monarch Kecd Co. Z36tf High grads lump lime nnd hyd ra ted llm for spraying. Big Pines Lumber Company, t'r MEDgOnp -MAtt i'm.'A, Gates , returned fiatur di.y night by auto from Eugene, where ho attended thri IT. of O.- O. fi. C. football game. So far aa can be learned, he knocked over no small buildings en route home, as he did on a previous return trip. Di' II." L. Sears will bo In Dr. Sweeney's office" until Feb. 1, nto. ; ... ;: ' ' '. ' ; 246 When hit by' n' log which he was hoisting to : a truck, Ernest Caffall, 38, was instantly killed Saturday nt the Lorenz Lumber company's plant near 8 p r a g u o Itlver .in Klamath county, . "That good coal." Wo give fjrt'Oti trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. Phono 230. tf The prdic department received Information from tho Oakland, C'al., pollco department that a tour ing car, said to be tho property of Mrs. Pearl Ellermeier of this city, had been located in that city. The , local officers declared they had no record of such machine having been stolen from this city. Wood for your fireplace.. Large hody fir or oak. We havo the beat you con buy at right prices. For quick delivery, phono R33. F. E. Samson Co., office at 220 No. Rlv. ' ' ' ' . . 240 Cp-to-date radio log books fre at Tho Toggery (of course). 242 Included among Wnshfnglon x'trvte guests at local hotels Sunday were Mrs. R. E. Anderson and Miss Uuth Knight of Tacnma. and th" fallowing from Seattle: : Mr. and M is. 11. H . .Manny. Da n Eh h o m , Mr. und Mrs. Thop. Bordeaux, Mrs. Hoyt and A. J. HutcHo. Call at 439 No. Front and soe .1 fiho lot of evergreens and shrubs. Portland Hose Nursery. 243 Special offer for Nmas phott)-: graphs. The Peasleys, 331 Kant Main. ' 24Utf! Claude Hoover. 1 4-year-olo boii! of Mr. tnd Mrs. C. C. Hoover, sus- j tained a badly lacerated head and l face as. the result of a fall yester-1 day afternoon from a horse he ! was riding while rounding up some cows, one of which stopped in! front of him. causing the horse j to run Into the cow. The boy was; thrown to the ground on his head, as a result of the fall. 1 , Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating. button making and hose mendlna:. I Handicraft Shop, . 1 57 tf . 8. M. tulis waa a busniess vis-. Uor In Orants Pass today. Orchard brontl liquid lime-sulphur can he. obtained at Pinnacle Packing Co. . . 223tf Attorney E- E., Kelly left early this morning witb.C linunc wy, Florry, tU. S. commissioner, for Portland to Appear as a witness in a ease involving the V. 8. Veter ans' bureau, tomorrow. Plant tulips, daffodils, narcissus mU hyacinths now while tho ground Is dry Get bulbs at the Monarch Seed Co. 236tf The O. 8. C. Alumni club will meet tonight at ft o'clock ut the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. J.. War ner. Old South Oakdale. All alumni ind former students are. invited to come. : ,ffirtiugh thor Wjlctsr j thei Jest Irffdy for ihjnt'ffUiDO 4iigkts Is a HdUflO. w ; 240 BY STRAY BULLET While riding on a, country road near Mcdford , m -l:3 yeslerdAy afternoon, enjoying the rare No vember sunshine. Mrs. Petor Dici rlch felt, a sudden pnln In the upper part of the right urm an;l a moment ( tutor felt some smull hard object full on nor lap. A hurried examination revealed she had been shot. Tho bullet was trom a .33 calibre rifle and Its condition Indicated that it had danced from somo hard object along the roiid, The occupants of the car heard no shot nnd did not know a gun hud been fired until the woman wns struck. Authorities wcro at tempting to locate the owner of the gun .today, but had met with no success this afternoon. The ac cident took place on the road that was recently constructed on tho iihr I tt K: rilit.tif-wynoith of Mcdfor,t, ; i - ,. 1.Ll.l J' Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station 53. Meters 1310 Key. Monday. Novcmlicr Id. A. M. to : '0 Ashland Luun- 1 dry Co." :J0 to 10 West Side Phar- mcy. 10 to 10:30 American Laun dry. 10:50 to 11 Alexander Gro- eery. 11 to .1 1:30 Southern Ore- gin fla.i Corp. 11:30 to IS I'mque Olcuners. 1. M. It to li:30 Lewis Super Ser- vice HtatWn. ''' U: 30 Sews flashes by Mall Tribune. 12:30 to 1 (Mndehion Motor 'o. 1 to 1:10 McXalr", Pharmacy A.hhindV 1:10 (o f Snlder's Dsiry. 5 to SiSd ncoilomy llroce- terla. - 4 6:4S to -i-Kloweni Kcalty Co. ( to :1S Pexirtryii, Photog. Mphert. 6:13 to SiSO--News anil mar- ket reports. Mall Tribune. fid to T--Mdilen' Tire Shop A.hlaml) and Jennln,. Tire Shop t Medford . I to R;8fl lads Transfer. 3:10 to :30 Mnrio-Jlotor Oil Co- ' Astoria. J. Gallant Motor com. pany hts tuken over Ie8oto auto mobile agency for this plsce and .lirrutindiny terrltorv, TRTBt HOLD TEXAN ;FOR ! GlRL'S ' DEATH :( rA i i 1 .. i , .( . 50 .. - . tssociatea ptxs.PtiotQ - John W. Brjdy (l.ftj, Ai)tfn. Texas, lawyer, and ferrnor tnerober of staU court of civil appeal,, i held in connection 'with the fatal stabbing of Lehlla Highimlth, 26 year.old etenographer tor the' Texas' court cam mission of appeals. FOR CHEST DRIVE Contributions for the Commu nity Chest were still coming In today bringing the total of the drive well over the goal of $20. 000, but Medford residents and those of the surrounding com munity are urged to continue t' , AWARD PRIZES ON OMENTHiNKING leave donations at the chamber , pcderatjont wno addressed mem of commerce If they have not j befg of (he Io(.flI women g ciUOf already done so. This year Is gen-1 (; .ants Pass ant Klamath Falls erally recognized as being pros-; , . eatnere(. in Klamath Falls. perouH lor souiiiera uiTfiun mii-i inview of that, the drive total W to he made as large as possible. Xext year may not be so good. Next Saturday evening at the Fox Cruterlun theatre. Mayor A. W. Pipes will make awards as the result 'of the chest work. Win ners in the essay contest will re ceive cash prizes and pennants to: (cams will also be awarded. The! .lapuiu'se ussociution of Mcdford . will receive a blue pennunt fur ; contributing 100 per cent. A red banner goes to the Lions' club i for having the most teams in the: field while a green banner will; be uwurded to Mrs. V. It. Sbep-i hard.;f(ic: havhlH the beit t team. ' which took ih all of the sur rounding community. Willi n total of KG beautiful pos ters RtibmKtcd from artists and amateurs Hn various parts of the country, using tho Medford airport dedication July 3, 4 and 5 as their inspiration, the poster contest closed Saturdny at the local cham ber of commerce. Sixteen of these wore sent In from the Chouluard Aft School In lx)s Angeles. Others were from Seattto. Portland, En- gene and points throughout the northwest, as well as a substantial number being submitted locally. Every concclvublo Idea of' flight. and the progress made by tho air plane wftliin the past few years, Is depleted by the artists. Impres sionistic, futuristic and all types an ((movements of art are embodied In the pictorial displays. A prize of $100 was offered at tho opening of the local contest for tho winning poster. Entries tire now on display In the chamber of commerce, headquarters. A group of three judges was appointed by j tne airport committee and will pass upon -these withm' the next few days. The Judges arc Tom Sweni. Ed lth'ss nnd Clyde Knkln.' Another National Business Recognizes Mail Tribune A. B. C. An advertising . campaign for Crcmu. one of the most impular ."-cent cigars on the market, starts In the .Mall Tribune today und will continue for some time. Cremo cigars are certified by Or. Alfred W. McCunn as "sanitary and clean," nnd tho company ad vertises: "Tho superiority of Certified Cremo starts with the choicest nmf tenderest leaves, ripe and mellow, and continues in goodness thru u slow, expensive maturing and mel lowing process nnd stepped off with n wrapper that Is really fine. Certified Cremo contains no serup, no floor sweepings, all King filler, all fresh, tender leaves, liver $1,000,000 nss spent In perfecting the method of manufacture used by Certified Cremo that insures uniformly fine, clean cigars. Foil wrapped, sanitary, crush-proof." The selection of the Mail Tri bune to carry this schedule Is an other evidence, by a mitliwnl ad vertiser, pf tho superiority of the MuH'TMhunr'a coverage of this field" and the recognition of the guarantee of that circulation by the. Audit Hurr.iu of Circulation. ,v t t ruler Ijike Chapter N. 3J, 7:30 sharp, Tuesday. Nov. Isth. Special com munication. Work In M. "M. and P. M. degree. tXficlal visit of the dep uty tlrand High Priest. Hv order of High Priest. 1. K. SClll i.FI!. !! Hecy. Hood Hlver. Parkins men's clothing store will roon oprn 'for buslnens In rvmodeled quarters re VCntly occupied by J, ti, Vogt, I : 1st m v w. OF JOBS, STATES FIELD SECRETARY ' That modern women are voca tional minded, and in their early I youth are besiiiiiinK now to think i in terms of business and nrofes- sions. was a statement made and 1 1 1 .1... 1 ; T . , 1 1. T : , .1, I euiiuai:u u .nao i.um j.ii.ii. iieni secretary ot tne national RtliKnpaa nd Prnfeslonal Women's Saturday night. Miss Rich, who was reared in tho south, toldJ-how tho attitude of southern parents lias changed within' the past few years In regard to women seeking to earn their own livelihoods. She said that the southern mothers now have a tre mendous pride In the fnct that their daughters do work and are suc cessful In professions they are fol- I lowing. . . j ' Hiss Rich expressed deep regret I to the group of local women who 1 attended the conclave that she was j unable to Include Medford in her : itinerary. She wjshed them success in the state convention, which will . be held In May. A caravan of Med- ford business nnd professional women motored to Klamath Falls Saturday noon, attending the din ner In honor of Miss Hich given there that night, and the breakfast for V.er tho . following morning, moriilhg. , They , fletnrncd Wed-; i'ni..l ,.(., 'Ini-A'tAp'T.alrrt nnft rlnelnrnrt IIIU t'llLlia till, 11 UO IIIUI WII(3lllJ jpyable. , , . PAST MMRONSP.LO. HOSTESSES AT U Past ' matrons of the Medford chapter of P. E. O. were hostesses today to the past matrons of Grants Pass at a luncheon at tho Hotel Medford beginning nt 1 o'clock. There were 112 visitors attending the local meeting. Following the lunoheon the past matrons of both chapters adjourned to the Masonic hall, whore the afternoon was spent playing bridge. . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WF. ARK MAKING A SPECIALTY OF EXCHANGES Urop in Mid list what vim have. uei;i:e a si.ms, . 10 S. Ilui licit. :in FOlt KENT Furn. 2 and 3 rm. npts. garage. Sill W. Huh. If WAXTE!) Wood cutting contract or work of any kind. 1' miles E Central Point. W. H. South. I!. !. . 242 FOlt SALE First cutting of al falfa by the stack, l-.'.hnor Han ley Hush, S26 E. Main. Phone' 1102. 2'V.i WANTED 1000 rulls. sawed stove lengths, at once. Phone 53-J-3. Foil SALE TWo Ostralorpe cock erels, large, extru fine birds. Tel. .-i.V.i-J-3. Van SALE 2 or 3 ton stack of slightly damaged hay, cheap. Phone S39-J-3. FOlt RENT Vor.y, quiet apart ments, garage: employed peopli preferred. Phone 364-W. 24S WANTED Small tracts of nine timber. Address 734 Huwthurne, Grant Pass. tire. 246 WANTED GUI', or. boy's bicycle: must be in good condition and very 'reasonable, llox 13. B., Tribune. S.l FOlt SALE Premier duplex vacu um cleaner; one mahogany rock er, mulberry upholstered: mir ror tor buffet. Prartleallv new; ' reasiuiahlv priced. Phone 14S.V ' 541. FOI1 SALE Haywood-Wakcflcl babv tiuggy; big tires; excellent condition. nlis. Clarence Pan key. Phone 7S7-K. 242 FOlt SALE Small buffet, condition. Call luo:-K. good FOlt SALE Equity In smull tlce. close In: modemi well furnished, nil E. Jackson. :tn XK SALE A fine purebred big type .Poland-China hour pig; large enough for service. I'pton Iti-o. Central Point. WANTED 4J7-J-J. Washington. Phone i4ii WANTED To buy hay, KSS-W, evenin.s. Phone 541 WANTED Small furnished house or apt. for winter months. Two adults. Phone 2J2. daytime. 240 BURIAL HERE FOR : i ROXY ANN VICTIM;! DEATH IS PUZZLE ; The. body oi Frank Kennedy Abel, found on a lonely slope of Itoxey Anno last Friday, will prob ably bo buried In tho Medford f. O. F. cemetery," according to Coroner H. W. Conger, who re ceived advice from relatives in Canada lust Saturday. Due to the fact that Abel had no known .friends in' Medford, fore- staling any possiblo attendance at funeral services, it is probable the body will be quietly tiiken to the cemetery without ceremony. A funeral oration may bo given by some' local minister, but it would reach only the nttentlvu ears of the attending undertakers. The coroner's office learned Saturdny that Abel had engaged a room in a lodging house on Front street February 22 for two nights. Ho slept there one night and left the next morning, appar ently in - search of work. One of the roomers at tho house had a fairly long conversation with Abel the evening before he left, on the front porch. He seemingly hnd1 plans of returning to the house In the evening, but he never canio back. He was among the list of the missing until J. J. Baker, orchard laborer, found the body in the- woodland on tlu southeast slope of Jtoxcy Anne while hunting for a bee tree, seven miles from Medford on the Otis Garrett homestead projicrty at the end of long winding, poorly kept hill road. Authorities were still puzzled why Abel had walked so far out of; his way into of. region where farms are 'scarce and work even more rore. LOCAL CLUB WOMEN WILL GO TO ASHLAND Tile lircitident of the Greater Medford club. Mrs. Allen Drury is In receipt of un invitation from the Womnns civic club' of Ash land to attend the meeting at the Civic club house in Ashland, Tues day. Nov. lath lit 2:30 p. m. There will be it special program with a talk by Prof. Mnlng on "Human Types and Their Tenden cies." . , . Members not having cars should be in front of the library nt 1:80 Cars will start from' there. Ash land Indies request the Medford ladies to be there early. Comfort and Safety for Eyes . Dr. D. A. Chambers EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 404 Medford Bldg. ' Dr: E. J. Carpenter .... CHIROPRACTOR " ' ' and ; y. PHYSIO -THERAPtSi;. .V 3t9 Medford Bld.v 1 . 5 .- Phftn 430f ;; f 1 All jrttf f I CR ATERI AN O 1 f- . From the Famous Broadway Stage Success v mm ujiih NORMA SHEARER LEWIS STONE I WWtiififrr ALS0 . Sacrificed . . . gave everything "' .... thst her loved one might , --rfsT . LL TALKING succeed and they tilled her "bad."' ' i &f' Roth" and Piano boys M NOTE --"- rjGSSra. AdmiMion Owing to the tensely dramaUe , A i:i'ynl'KI3 M, 10 ,nH nature of th. picture no on. will $3- m& . . -diia I DETROIT SALES TOP MARKET N Medford lioscs sold today on the Mi oit market by the, Winter J'car Dot committee for an average per hox ot M.25, which topped the mar - kets of tho land, and exceeded the prices in Now York, .Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston by substunlh.l margins. The New iork and Chicago price j average wa around $3.8U per box. The Detroit prices by skies were: 80s 90s 100s 1 10s 1SM 13. "is 1 alln 16 ns ISOs 4.25 4.00 4.20 : 4. r.o 4.2n 4.30 4.30 1 4.30 4.00 . of Medford liosc s.uM the 1 5th, and was of "V The car today was good color, flavor nnd quality. :ar 'o. 14. sold lust Friday, alo ' topped the four leading marUc' of the land. . The prices obtained were highly gratifying to local growers und the Winter Pear committee, and proves that a co-operative campaign yields; results. There are five remaining cars, of t Hoses of the 211 subscribed for the campaign. Some of this number will be disposed of for the Thanks- u-ivimr trade. west ' L0f-i-'isi , iNm A.T IOM PICI LI n ?. 1 IN4.. Pros-out ' 'Ii . VC IKENJRX FttRTOcS,,.- ' j sngi'ng, MMr Woman's j I "WHIRLS and , the World, j j Latest" News - ffl ' OVERSEAS " i Admission XfBK ."'"ANO INTd THE j Mat -.,10 and 25 jf " TRENCHES ; ,i -. MUSIC Woman's sacrifices,;; !l : Coming Wed. Ci-vAJiTC toi,a ' worr, n ! ; Betty Compson V.inj3 . heartaches! .Aglow! ! in CrCl'l ,m with .the romance of;! ! "THE STREET OiJUrJuJ youth. Revealing' ; GIRL" EFFECTS' ' ""'old conditions onlyil ' j' - i-i " recently made known. ! ' ; f --- - '-1 recently made known. j I PLAN INQUEST DEATH OF ASHLAND YOUTH With one, or two new nevel,,,. ! incuts unearthed this forenoun, aa j the result of continued investiga. tlon, it is probable that a coroner'- j innuest will be held at Ashland to- t morrow night into the death I .tf j rtalph Bauer,; Ashland Junior hjc.i j school' student, who ! died .from". j ' l" -eo::- , The injury .Is., holi'eved t'iu.-. been caused by an -external ' lin... and reports are current in Ashland that the boy was pummeled by a schoolmate. The .inquest .will coulf every detail of the tragic llappeTi lug. the dist trlct attorney and cor' oner's office declared this afte:-. noon. ' . Gresham. 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