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': i '; ; u PAGE TWO Tocal arid -"Personal 1 Xo Auto Mlnlinpn Ycstcrclny Despite the heavy truffle that wag In Mcdford yesterday becuuafe of the Al O. I)arne circus, traffic officers today reported no colll- i 1 sions or uccldents as a result of the ' heavy jam of cars lit the circus grounds. There mny have been a few minor bumps, hut 'no damae was reported. Traffic on the Pa cific highway north and south of , Medford was also heavy. Circus day passed also without much petty thievery and other crimes on such occasions. Ftorral Fire Warning Service ' CleorKO I. Digue of the U. B. weather bureau at Portland 1s here conferring with the Crater national forest officials about tho forest flnj warning service of his bureau for '. this summer. Ralo of piilnt and roofing nil this week at Woods Lbr. Co., E"'t Jackson at Genesee. M ' ; Wit! front DNtuiit l'nlnls ' L.' ll. Mandel of New York City, i ' tieorgo McCraeken of UvtngHlon, Mont., Mr. and Mrsi rt. C. Dean of ! 1'hoenlx. Ari.., Gus Whirls', of Van couver, n. C, and Mr. and Airs. II. Irfwls of Billings, Mont., are among the guests registered ut Mcdford ' hotels from distant points. A neloctea group of beautiful i print dresses and suits ranging In nrlee to $65.00 are reduced 25 per cent thia week at Etholwyn H. ' ' Hoffman'. . 6J t , 1'laiuilng Ijoiiit Trip ' A trip through southern Oregon ; - mountains for 100 miles by pack f " horse Ik being planned ,hy Frank ' tiulnn of Table Hock, who was I ' staying In Modford today, follow- ' lng hlsarrlval yesterday to see the , circus. Mr. Qulnrt. a mountnlncor of long stadlng, plnns to start on ' the trip In early summer. . , Save the date. You will onjoy I yourself If you attend the Henltr ! play at Central Point Friday cven- lng. May S8ru . j 1VII Down In Alley (Chasing some boys down n dark alley about midnight lut night. t..it..A orrinni. tvininrti Peck fell ( down and sustained turn ligaments I In one foot, necessitating -tho use l of crutches today. He managed, f however, to catch the four boys 1 ho was chasing and listened to f their explanation why they -wore wandering down ft dark alley at ' such a late hour. The policeman's fall will prohbly keep him from duties for several BayB. ; If party driving to Los Angeles next week desires passenger, write Mrs. Argloe Oreon, Eaglo Point, 04 VIMtctl Their limmliMironls Joan and Junior Weber, who had ' spent tho week end In Ashland ' !' with their grnnflparonw, Mr. 'und 1 . Mrs. J. V. Wright, returned o ' their home, In Medford yestordny. ' Law. clliso-out prices on Certain toed roofing for the romalnder of ; (his- week. Wood Lbr. Co., East .' ' Jackson at Genesee. KIH Hero Tnosday .List of visitors' In Modford to day,' shopping and attending to " business mnttors, Includes Mrs. M. K. DonnlB of Ashland nd Mrs. Ir win Howe and daughter Wandui and Miss Edith May of Trail. Colvlg's specials this week Wool soap shampoo and o rubbor apron, , 11.10 value for 60c. .,61 ' Visit Knrmite. North ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Habh of Ban Jose, accompanied by Mrs, Babb's mother, iMrs. Koontk; were local visitors Suhdny, ert route to Washington. Mrs. Bnbh and Mia Koontz are former well known resident of Meflfdrd and have . many friends In tho . Rogue River valley, ' ; Goorge's Clean Towel Bhop, 7 N, Fir, Our barbers will please you '. Ira Davis, Hayes Brhemorhorn, G , A. Tong. .Jjuff seitl 04' Skating tllnk in open' . 'r .r inrlton hnn i.rrlved III Med' find to open the roller skating rink ,: nt tho Armory Tiiursuay. aiay The hom-H will ho from 8:8(1 to 5 biwI nfinr illnner from 7:30 inrlR. ' Mr. ('ArllDn i' well known In local akaters as ho: had charge of skating at the Armory in tnis city last yenr. Good music ami ofi'lot inimtf.t)nns will be maintain ed at all times, uccordlng to the mannger, t 1 will pay 15.00 reward for In furmatloh leading to recovery of outboard gasoline motor for boat, stolen from my ranchi C. A. DeVoe. 63tt SeoTirhl's Sheet Metal Works for railltttur,' fender and outoJb6d,v ;'rp'M'Hftrf. '" !',t 1 i s - . Some People l .... tell tis Pluhror's short i cake layers can't be beat. Have you tried them? They are all ready for the fruit and a real time isver. Two DIvonvH 1'lleil Cruel and Inhuman treatment !s given an the cause for a. divorce suit filed In circuit court yestor dny by Peggy Florey against Theo doro Florey. Tho couple have three children and were married In 1921. Tho same grounds are claimed for cause In a divorce suit fclso filed yesterday by Florence Halo against Ralph Halo. They were married February 1, 102. ; Tickets are selling very rapidly for 'the pluy Friday fvcnlng at Central Point high school, May 23. 69 OregonlaiiM at Hotels Among Oregon residents regis tered at Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ward of Brookings, F. A. Boltz- of Tillamook, Itrod Marks of Albany, C. H. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Al K. Hall of Eugene, and the following from Portland: C. I. Dagar, F. 8. Jennings, Jack Flnncher, J. E. Job, W. U. Arnold, Mrs. C. A. Boyoe C. 11. Massey, M: and Mrs. C. A. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs, L. E. Larson. I. S. Jones, King Cole, P E. Mutsen and James Howard. 50.000 ft. Dry Cedar shlpfnp at J20 per M, at Medford Lumber Co. tf Ifero on C 10. C'ue W. II. Magukc of Dey, Hamp son & .Velson, Portland, is in this city conferring with Attorney Den Newbury regarding the cuBe of C. & E, vs. Pacific Coast Canners. R. A. Weaver, field representative of the Pacific Coast Canners, Is nIo In Medford. Family troubles caused Hmlih to leave home. Find out nbout It at tho senior play, Central Point, May 23rd. '69 Hero fur Reunion Among the out of town visitors hero to attend the spring reunion of Scottish Rite' Musons are .L. W. Cornell of Chilonuln and Floyd W. Bross of Butte B'alls. Let me write your fire Insurance. Call Y. Tengwnld, Hotel Holland lildg. Phono 8113. .. . , tf Suleni Ix-Klon WiiiiIh AirlaucH Capitol post No. 0. American Le gion, at Its regular mooting at Sa lem recently, adopted a resolution calling on tho 1031 reglsiuturo to make' provision for the lnylng out of ulrlancB or highways In tho n r, and the estaoiisnmcnt and main tenance of ' emergency landing fields Iss needed In the develop ment of nlrtrnvel:' This work, ac cording to the resolution, should ua imd OlilHrlletlnn nf the state highway department, Phono 642. We'll haul awny your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 337tt" Gallic Warden nt Fish Iiiikc T-,n.,,,t .. n... Wnxilnm, IfnU Pn and F. M. Brown made ..ii;trlt ,io v imii iuko over mo wuvk vuil, , Anyone who would llko.ii bnr- nln l n tiltrh D-Dla 'bnntn ehnlllrt cull ,a( this office and Inspect .the oanjo leu oero lor aaio; a sucnucc regardless of cost. ,. .2&u Huh Ouiiiith for Hocovory Tho condition of John Eddy, Central Point boy who underwent arecent operation for ncuto ap pendicitis at tho S.icrcd Heart hos pital, today was reported to be considurohly. Improved and Indica Hon nra that' he wll recover. , Wo specialise , In radiator and fonder repairing lit Van's. Garage, 33 So. Bartlett. Phono 208. '.f Boiuilk Warrants Yesterday 1 Tho county clerk's office Issued bounty warrants yestotMay 'to Ben llAwnon of . Copper, one coyote: 1, M. Gardner of J-ako Creek; five boltcuts; George Brown of Browns boro, one coyote. j Cl)eap luinbei'i nuitublo for barns, brooder houses, garages. Medford Lumber Co. . - " VtHllltitr lftr Dniiirlilcr Mih. Annio Urophy of Kawlf Point wiitttln oluroru toituy yisit Ins nor rtixughtor, Mrn. Fred J MtTliorRon. 1 V. -nil' i - ; If it's Tunibel' unc JhiUrtlng Mft- torittl at tho c-hot8t price, com btneel vtt toourtt'ouH Hbrvlco nnd tho limit of accommodHtlon. by 11 lneann oA tho Medford Luniiier Co... d.'uleP in S'1W building muterluln exclusively. We don't servo Iuik'Iich yet, t tf IIortlcii1(ui-llH to OlsrusH liiines A uperlnl tmu'tlnff of the OreKon State Ilortieiiltuml society will held nt Muuene June 7, to bo ds voted Hnlely to tho dleuMon of pinna for ndvet'tlslnpt nnd ninndixrd IxttifC bf prunes. Proapectit of u very larpp crop and unnettled mar ket condition make concerted a tlon necenwU'y. H l thought. Iet iib haul nway your BttrbnRO mid refuse.. Thono 542, City Hani tury Bervlce. 38,7tf Unititliy 1n(M linpi-oveil Oorothy Hayes, daughter of Dr and Mm. J. C Hayes, who under went an operation for removal of toiinllH at tho Sacred Heart hospita Saturday. Is at homo today and In a much, Improved condition. Vhy buy Saturday's linking when you ban get pies, cakes, buns, bread And cookies baked on Hun day? Wo hUo nofve S5c dinner and complete chicken dinners for (tOc, Sundays. The Delicatessen link cry nnd Cafe, 410 K. Main. 61 Sii1i.ltil Hiitken iAg " Frank Howard ttustalrted n hrnk hn 1ck this forenoon wlirn he fell Into a pit at Itio brake nhop at tht iriterwectlon of North lilverside nve nue and Fifth ntreet. Ho was ro moved to a local hoMpital, Ten old N'lctor records for 1 new record free Is Just ono of the many special elean-up harualnn nt Ialmci Music House this week, 59 Oponttc on Tnlent Woman Mrs. K. K. Simmons of Talent under went an 'operation Satiirdav at the Community hospital in Ash land. , 8t. Ann's Altar nocle'.y will serve s home cooked supper at H, Par Ish hall Wednesday evening. All Are Invited, R;30 to 8 p. m. b$ MEPFORD MATTi VIitors rmni Washington Included among the Washington guests registered ut Mcdford hole's are Mrs. Harriett Kelsey and Fred N. Kelsey of Everett, D. U. Woods and V. A. Tennant of Iongvlew, and the following from Hcattle: U. K. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kdmonton. V. V. Meers, Sid Pol lack, Chris Dl Juller, R, K. Voor heea and A. R. Uoston. Brought First Aulo to ft. 1. ; , George H. Graves, representing the May Hardware company, who has travoled through this terri tory for 82 years, waa In Grants; Pass Saturday on business. Mr.j r!i.ruu ni 'nnit ttt tho first men to bring a cur Into this clly 27 years ago. Grants Pass Courier. , Rallroail Men Here F. W. Cantrall, trainmaster for Southern Pacific with headquar ters In Hoseburg, was In Medford yesterday looking after the circus trains, und conferring with local representatives of the company. Miiurlce Cnturrl. chief sneclal agent of Portland, and W. D. Miles, spec ial agent, were also in Aieniora looking over the circus crowds. T,'ni lieut (rreen stubs, nsk driver or cnll Medford Fuel Co, Tel. 031. Attention, Knights or Pythlux All Knights of Pythian are re quested to meet promptly at 2:15 o'clock Thursday p. m., nt their hall, to uttend in a body tho fu neral services of Brother Erne-it W. jaqua, nt Perl's Funeral Home at 2:30 o'clock. K. P. ritualistic servlceB at the grave. HO FRANK HOWARD, C. C. When you buy a house bill from us you mny lncludo nil hardware, painty screens, plumbing and elec trical equipment. Mcdford Lumber CO.,., ;.;.. tf Auto l.loenscs Issued Tho sheriff's office Issued auto licenses yesterday to J'S. Skinner, John Snow, Pete Jones and hll singleton of Modford, Guy Olllaspey and W. Chirk of Central Point, L. M. Walch of "Brownsboro, Of.o Meyer of, Luke Creek and Georso liuteman of Eugene. Hemstitching, pleating,, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 207tf Visitors Here Today Included umong the out of town visitors In Medford this forenoon were Mrs. JumeB Doubleday of Butto Falls, O. F. Rohrer -if Thompson Creek. Floyd Hutchls son of Hatchery district and H. P. Jewett of Central Point. l.ulld now.. , Wo ore In the mood to go the limit. .Mcdford Lumber Co. , . . ':. . ... tf Ktnleti CSir Itecovorctl Taken last evening, the Stude bakoi touring dap of Will H. Wll son wuh found abandoned last night on the Pacific hlghwhy detour near Phoenix by State Traffic Sergeant C. P. Talent. When the owner went out to not the machine this morning, he found tho tlre. stolen ajid alo found tho niotometer, miss. " Tlave our roofing experts esti mate yoiir roofhiR needs repnlrs, new Work, roofing over old shln- Kles. Time payments or terms. Medford Lumber Co. tf flere foi Short Tlmp.; Dr. Bert J. Morris of -Berkeley, Cul., service manager Cor tho P-i cltlc Rural Press of San Frnnetaeo has been spending n few days in Medford and southern OreRon at tending to business matters, nnd left today on a short trip to Cres cent City. The currrent Issue of the magazine ho represents In cludes a lengthy account of the spraying problem In southern Ore gon nnd uses the orchard of II. VunHoeveuhei's nt Fams Valley a an fhcample of , tho latest use bf spraying apparatus.. 'Dyngc's dance, - Wed. and Sat Dreamlund., denta 75c. , 69 Slaie llantNt Omvcnlluii Portland will be host to i000 delegates When the 45th . annual Oi'eRun Baptist convention, which continues the work bcRUn In Ore Ron In .1844, is hold In the First Haptlst -church today and Wednes day. 'The meetliiR wlh review tho work ind forecast plans In Oregon among, 12B churches with a con stltucncy of more than 20,000 mem bers. Tho convention will ho three fold, the convention Vroper, tho annual stato ministers' , conference and tho women's state society meeting, , -i ' Colvlg's special this week, fiox of DJer Kiss face powder, largo onn of DJer Kiss talcum powder with a bottle, of DJer Kiss perfume all for Site. 61 Ml Ail Metaphor Confab ' - Inspired probably by Mr. Nye's famous appeal to congress to "un horse the barnacles,", a Ttehnessee editor refer to the senate as "an eyesore In the -nostrils of all thoughtful people." Detroit (Mich.) News. Cnll at 32.1 S. Holly and see the Spanish Irla. Two shade of blue or yellow. Reasonably priced. Place your orders now for Decora tion Day. Phone 290-L. 68 Visiting llrr lather. Miss Lunimae A mirk, who ar rived Sunday from Fresno, Cal.. to vlrtt her father, D. F.- Amlck, at Central Point, was spending today In Medford visiting friends. , 16-ln. green plno slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76 344tf Flew licit on IIiis!iichm. Si ltrson. well Ttrtown nvhttor snlesmnn tr the Line Material Co. arrived here from Salom Sunday afternoon In his Waco biplane, accompanied hy 11. I. Rromley. Mr. I-arsen left for Klamath Falls yesterday morning on business connected with the new Klamath street lighting project and Is ex-1 peeted to fly back to Medford to. day. Free! This week Only! New records In exchange for your old Victor records. Palmer Music; House. Bring In your old Victor records today, 69 TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, Molar to GnmU Pass. Mr. and Mrs. A. XI. Miller of Ashlund and Mrs.' Myrtle -Hmith and son of Medford motored to Grants Pass Friday' evening, where Mr. Miller and Mr. Kniilh and son went to the Cole BroB. circus. Range Man Hero , C. J. Anderson, Hotpolnt elec tric .innge representative for Ore gon was a local buslnoss visitor from Portland yesterday and to day. , ..'.,..',.,; Call at 325 8. iiolly and nee the Spanish Jrls. Two shades of blue or. yellow.,. ' Reasonably ; priced. Place vour nrdera now for necnr.i- tlon Day. phone 200-J,. , 68 McDoiutlil Heturaa ' C. L. MacDonald, district riian ager of Foster & Kleiser Co., has returned from San Francisco where he attended a company conference. Several former Medford men were among the Foster & Kleiser exec utives present, Including. Blaine Klum of Oukland, Dan Colo, of Fresno and Al Huyden of Chicago. Dry kindling 12.50 per load, Val ley Fuel Co., Phone'76. tf Bear Suite RoglslnitloiiH. Registration at ' Medford hotels from California Include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sparling Of Holllrter. W. E. Quayle, Al Mark's nnd Mar tin Marks of Lbs Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams of Mt. Shasta, E. C. Gait of Modesto, A. B. Mar ling and S. H. Beetem of Benlcia, Cal., and tho following from San Francisco: c. C. Cockran, W. F. Rudolph, Forest Glennnn; Frnnk Mosher, Trent Fenerucler, W. P. Allen, A.,; Bernhard, P. Bleec.h, J. M. Fitzgerald and Robert Pea cock. i Green fir alabs, heavy kind, with lots of mill end blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Phone 631. tf IMks to AVelcomc Mack Altkeu. Jack Altken, ' former Medford man, past exalted ruler ot Vallejo Els lodRc,,- will ttie guest of honor 'nt ;the regular meeting of Medford Elks ' lodge tomorrow night ut the Elke' Temple. . Some surprises nre in store for those who attend, uccordlng to Exalted Ruler Alenderfer and a large turnout, of Elks Is expected to greet the distinguished visitor from the bay district. ,. V'lnillttr.lllH HUH lumuueiiiiB v the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg. . Tel. .1181. if He's All Siuilcs Today. R. D. Morton Is moving around In circles today nt the Magill drug store. And for the benefit of per sons' who don't know why he seems so happy and absent mind ed at the sume time, his friends request that another announce ment of the arrival of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Morton Monday, May bo made. , .Tho,. Peasloy's. new studio now open, opposite now Holly , theater. tr. Bull well AVvny ton NHSlrioss. t; A. H. Banwell, secretary-hinna- ger of the Northern California Southern Oregon "Development as sociation, was In Grants Pass to day completing arrangements for tho ' mineral economic conference and attending to other association business. Tomorrow ho will make tho main address at tho Klwanls club of Crescent City. FoV Sale: Cut flowers bf Span ish Iris, blue or yellow, and old fashioned flowers of a large vuri oty. Corsages and mixed bouquets made to order. Reasonably priced. Phone 80-Lor call at 35 South IJolly St. ' 08 m likely C..cd North.'1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blakely left Medford on the noon Shasta to day for Forest Grove, where they were called hy tho death of Mrs. lllakcly's ulster. The Peaaley's new studio now open, opposite new Holly theater. llncrnlaurcnto Subject, The subject for the baccalau reate sermon, which will he de livered by Rev, Carman 1. Moll Sunday has not been determined, he stated this morning. Rev. Moll will deliver the sermon in place of Rev. J. K. Cornier, who waw called out of town and will not be here . for tho pro-graduation week. i For Sale: Cut flowers of Span ish Iris, blue or yellow, and old fashioned flowers of n largo vari ety.'. Corsages and mixed . bouquets mado to order. Reasonably priced. Phono 3'JO-l on call at -8iV South Holly Rt. ' t t 1 SPECIAL RATES on FURNITURE MOVING WE MOVE LIGHT and HEAVY LOADS ANYWHERE All New Equipment RELIABLE SERVICE-rlnsurcd Carriers Phono 833 -and Let Us Figure With You STORAGE When you store with us you have a BONDED WAREHOUSE protection a Uoan pnd safe place for your household goods. Ask about our SPECIAL RATES. -, t-r n ' fp " . - ; - I i ' ' 1,1 - -v ' F. E. Samson Company 229 Ncrth Riverside OREOOX, TUESDAY, ERNEST W. JAQUA GALLED BY DEATH LI Ernest "William Jaqua' died at his home, 113 Collage street early Tuesday morning, after an Illness dating back over three , arid cine half years. Mr. Jaqua was born at Napoleon, Ohio, April 11, 1868. He married Lillian Rose, at Flndley, Ohio, June 15. X'J2, and to this union was born one son, Cbiren; who survives with the widow and one grandsort, James Hall. Jr.; alrio two sisters, Mrs, J. P. "Vein acker of Mobile, Ala., nnd Mrs. Mlhda Chapman of Beverly -Hills, Calif., and two brothers; Lester K. and Guy 1. Jaqua of Detroit, Mlch The' family ; were" 'residents ' o' Mobile, Ala., for nine' years, com ing to Medford 15 years ago. ' He was a prominent member of Talis man lodge No. 81, knights, of Pythias and Woodmen, of v the World, secretary of Fuhat Burknn temple, D. O. K. K. and elder of the Pres'byteiiari church, and .was a man of fine Christian 'character. Mr. Jaqua was a wonderfully sklll4 ful ' cabinet maker and his work graces many of the homes ot this community and his church. Funeral services will he held at the l'erl Funeral Hohie, Thuradny at 2:30 p. m., R(v. Claud B. Porter officiating.' Services nt tho grave In charge ' of Tali h man lodge Knights of Pythias; Interment in Medford cemetery- -' Active pallbearers will be from tho - nights of. Pythias, H. G. Wortmnn, J. ' AV; AVakefleld, Ed Robinson, Everett Trowbridge, J. C. Gddlove nnd Frank Yashan. The honorary pallbearers will be from tho ' Presbyterian church, C, J. Brommer, Walter Frazer Brown, F. 8: Carpenter, Dr. AV. A'. P. Holt, C. B. McNath. H. F. W. Spllvei. L; A. Crane, J. H. Cooley. Tho loyalty of Mr. Jaqua as an officer of the church, is very much appreciated by the pastor and con gregation. - - ADAMS. Mrs. F. W. Adams of Central Point, Oregon, passed nway at' the Sacred Heart hospital Tues duy morning. Complete obituary will nppeaj' later. Perl Funeral' home- in charge or the, arrange ments. JACOBV. Km ma' Jacoby pass ed nway at her home in Prospect, Oro., at an early hour Sunday. May 18th, after an Illness of short du ration. Mrs. Jacoby was horn at Greeley, Cal., and for the past six months she ad Mr. Jacoby have been, Hying at Prospect, where he wan employed by a lumber con cern. She leaves to mourn hM John Jacoby, her husband. The remains will be transferred to An derson, Cal., Tuesday morning by the Perl Funeral homo, for funeral services and interment. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cole, of 31 Meyer street, a daughter, weighing, aix pounds, Tuesday, May 20 at Sacred Heart hospital., , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bogenoff are .the parents of a son, born at the Community , hospital Monday, May' 19. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Fuller of Gold Hl. ave the parents of an eight pound daughter, born at Purucker's, Tuesday, May 20. . . 4 Itl'HSVLAU COMMI'XIOATION tT-3! Crater I.nke Chapter No. 32, I'm i) Tuesday evening. May 20th, 7:30 p. m., Imver hall. Jly order of High Priest. ,,, . 1. SCHl'LKlt. Secy; KulghlH Templar" . Com-hivo Masonic Temple, A au la nd, Wednesday even lug, Mny 21. Uoutino htmlnnM ti. nrl TTnrl rrmu , Obituary 'i j Births ll - 1 S3 11 ' degree. Also special con-1 clave Thursday evening. May 2,1 Order of Temple. All Sir Knights courteously Invited. Light re-! fresh men ts after" meetings. ( 11. K. SWEENKV, Commanded! - . - 5y , Mall -Tribune ads nra read h? gn.ftOO peopln rvry day. xl LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING MAY 20, 19.0. Meteorological Report ' .May 20, 1930 Forecasts Medford .and vicinity: Tonltjlit and Wednesday, showers; cooler tonight. Oregon: Showers tonlKht and Wednesday; cooler In Interior to night. 'To,tnarttirn (DeiTS.) 77 04 Highest Hst 12 his.).. i Lowest (Last 12 hrs.) .. 52 Pol humidity IPct.) .... 31 77 67 .110 Pi'oflnirnttnn linfl.l 00 cioudy Cloudy State or weamer "Lowest temperature this morn ing, 53 degrees. Tnml nreelnitatlon since Sept. 1, 1929, 13.06 inches Temneratures a year ago today: HlgheBt, 84; lowest, 40. . "Snnsct today. 7:29 m. Sunrise Wednesday, 4:45 a. m. Sunset Wednesday, 7:30 ). m. Observations tSken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time o w 5 5 ; 3 'I tt K3 ClTr. I ? (Dm t , ,, Local Data, 3 r Cloudy, P. Clly.: Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Rain Cloudy Rain Cloudy W. J HUTCHI Meteor SON. ologlst. 16 -in. green pine slabs, large o- sninll loads. Valley ruci I 7B. ' ' , 344tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR 8 A LIS 3-room house, good lot,' Just off "West Main: lots of shrubs nnd flowers. Priced $1050, only $100 each, balance easy. C. R. BE.BE AGENCY, phone 895. 10 So. Bartlett. 60 LOST Set of keys near fair grbunds. Finder please leave at this office. GO FOR RENT Modern 4-room fur n lulled duplex; hardwood flopr, garage. 905 W. 10th. tf FOR RENT Clean, coxy furnished apartment; adults. Tel. 1432-X. 65 WANTED Middle aged woman as partner in pottery business. ' Must be able to drive car and operate typewriter. Three loca tions to select from. Address P. O. Box 337. Medford, Ore. 511 FOR RENT Furnished, large downstairs apt; sleeping porch; modern. Inquire 212 So. Grape. 6t FOR RENT Small house. 503 So. Central. Inquire 61 FOR RENT Small furnished house, 604 W. 10th St. tf FOR SAbE .Modern 8-room. 2-story home. close In on good street in Cen tral Point. Price $1500 for quick sale hy absenteo owner, tjunic terms. See CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. !lR,No Front St, Phone 728. - 59 PA-I-lolmcs ., . INSURANCE AGENCY HARRY MARX Painter of the Hornet of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging " Phone 178-J Phone 833 Maker City .'. CO 52 Bismarck 72 48 Boise 72 00 Denver "2 50 Res Moines 58 40 Fresno 92 4fl Helena 68 50 Los Angeles ... 78 58 Marshfield 08 50 Phoenix 92 C2 Povtland 00 52 lied Bluff 88 62 Roseburg 78 54 Salt Lake City,. 74 54 San Francisco .. 58 52 Santa Fe 68 44 Seattle 60 48 Spokane 64 ' 62 Walla Walla .... 74 56 Winnipeg : .... 58 40 iMISS NOLAND IS FIRST DRIVER TO BUCK LAKE SNOW Miss Kvelyn Nolund, niece of U. K. District Attorney and Mrs. (ieorse Ni-uncr, lius the distinction of iliivluK tho 'nearest to Crutor Lake of unyone so far tills year. , In company with A. K. Kohcii liaum. Miss Nolanil left .Medford at 5:30 a. ni. today and drovu the car to within 200 yards of Crater Lake, reac-liinK there in a blizzard und snow storm at 9:10 a. m. They first encountered snow at Union Creek and it snowed nil tho way to tho lake, the storm increas ing in fury as they drew nearer the, luko... They had tn walk tho last 200 yards over five Jeet of !P"W. Althouj,'!! ine siorin Kepi Tomo STARTS - M in rrow iSr e them from seelnK the of the lake, tlay ,., ,, 7 Bruiiileur of u snow MUl, ., " iMiss m.ianu In iflli,,.. , trip, said: "It was n "! Kreutest cxiierienees in llly ,"J aV.T r.,"-'!.."!.., - v inane hy ,, plow und then on as far sillle. . 1 consider it ail ho the first wuman, u WeU first pers.m to reaih. this v' liolnt I did. yc' "I enjoyed the snu-.v and bli, nnd shall never forct-t th It was my first siulit 0 V Lake. I shall return ami ct. the summer time.- "After reaching trie iak visited Hiidolph Luerk. i,c taker at tlie lodK(. a, eni0.,' hospitality and his piayinV piano. Three members of "pine beetle" crew ns0 c tho lodge out of the lillzza,.j tlie way up we saw two m "S.o, I would not ailvlsc , trip, but I sure got a kick tr H. 10-in. green pine slabs,, u,rJ bjiium luaus. vauey r uel Co 1 Last Times TONITE All Talking MAURICE CHEVALIER in "THE BIG POND" .- :i.-, - PLUS ""'t- ' : : Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel In "MATCH PLAY" -.Tomorrow - S ( ! WARNER - BAXTER .Mil I is a quick-shooting border ' ' FOX MOVIETONE V4J .Sg! 1 With Mona Maris, Carol Lorn- J0O(fc;k bard, Mrs. Jiminez in this fjll i brilliant .story of thj West , IIMwSlIV ?'f I .when bandit's found time for'?.' ' 1 3l ' V love-making at the risk of Kfl'' A New "Bulldog" Drummond EVERYBODY ACCUSED The finger of fate which po4 victim after victim guilty, a lovely young daring lover. . 7A wiilivm ton U m I TEMFU Toyt Maitelmeyf ndsTONlT( ALL TAKING j EVELYN BRENTj "FRAMED' ALSO , All-Talking Comedy 'WESTERN f'0H1 ' ' ' . TAk 81NGING - ' N ACT 3C
