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LtKliljiliiff (Kinses 12 Flre
- A thunderstorm in the Klamath
national forest started 12 fireo by
lightning striking' treen lant night,
a tphona message received at the
Crater national forest headquar
ters htre today from the ,head
rinartoi's of the Klamath forest at
Yreka stated. , v ; ;
Mrs. Nonnllo Off for Kant
Mra, Norman Normile,, who had
been visiting relatives and friends
here for several weeks past, re
turned tp (Portland yeterday, an.l
will depart from that city; in a fow
days for Chicago to Join her hus
band, who is at present in that city
on business fo rtho aviation in
struction company of which he J"
an official.
Miss VniiMetor Jjenves ''
Miss Sara Van Meter will loavo
this evening for Greeley, Colo.,
where she .will attend summer
school. After the hummer session
Ailtw VanMeter and Miss Ora Cox.
who is also attending school then,
will leave for a visit in Illinois and
Iowa.
gee Briira Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. .'. ; ' ' .t
ltr from Distant Points
Guests from far away points reg
istered nt ' Medford hotels include
Mrs. Cony Bloch of Cincinnati, O.,
Mr.,., and Mrs. Geo. .. H. , 'Curry of
Honolulu, H. T., Mr. and . Mivi.
Clark Dorbanets of Anchorago.
Alaska, C. H. Collins of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Mn limey of Ely. Nev.,.
Howard Kaimberstack, Mike Fo
garty and Orvlllo all of Fargo, X.
I)., ami Mr.-und Mrs. K. P. Martin
and daughter and P. 1'. Clark of
Dfnver, Colo. '- ...
Special reduction nnd clean-up
sale on all spring bedding plants,
to make room for our summer
planting. Rogue Valley Floral Co.,
Ho. Riverside and Enrhnrt St. !(0
At Diamond l4iko '
J. A. Perry and son Allen are
among those who are spending tho
week at Diamond Inke.
Dance at Jacksonville, Hat., June
21, 9-2 a. m. . 91
Removed to His Homo
Ending a long siege of sickness
nt the Sue red Heart hospital, John
Eddy, who underwent a major op
eration several weeks ago, was re
moved to k his home at Central
Point this week and Is reported
to be well on the road to recovery.
Cut flowers and funeral spray.
Hamuelson's Flower Garden, 20X
Clark 8t. Phone 880-X. 82tf
Fluo Roc no River (iarilen
A garden of special mention Ih
to be seen at the home of Mrs. M.
K. Hnynes of tHogue River. Mr
itnynes ho ihre-fourths of an
acre with about one-fourth In ga-
1n and at the present time she
h nearly all kinds of vegetables
that run be grown in Oregon. Her
tomato plants nre some of the
largest to be seen At this time of
the year, while the melon and cu
cumber vines have fallen ami 'a'r-
beginning to run. Every inch of
Apace, Is utilized In this little gar
den, nnd It was noticed that wher
the early crops wero planted, some
nf later variety were there, too.
The raspberry vines nre planted
nlqng the fence whllo a huge- grape
vino Is at the back door from
which many pounds will ho gath
ered. Mrs, Haynes Is the frnrriener.
Grants Pass Courier. '
Let me write your fire Insurance,
f, Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Hid. Phone Stiff.
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Klamath Fa Mm Visitors
Emma Lou Meyers, E. A. Geary
and Rant ford Jones were nmnng
the Klamath Falls people spendlp
yenterday In Medford.
Chauncey Floroy now locatoi
3 23 East Main St. Insurance and
Renl Estate. 65tf
Frotn SUita Points
Among the Oregonlahs register
ed at local hotels, other than those
from Portland, are L. M. Fnss of
Rend. H. . p. Theiss of Rosehura;.
H, R. March of The Dalles and
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Iawrence. H.
A. .Wheeler, H. Anderson and E.
W,, ISt 111 well of Eugene,
: Public Market Grocery Butter
(38o lb., eggs 28o dot., all standard
; coffee 43c. 89
Arrtvo from ('allfiiriiin
Mm. J. T. llcVorklo nnd Mliw
Mario MoCo'rkli' arrived In Medford
today, and will tho Knout of
Mm. P. Wilson Wail " before lenv
ln for their homo in HoIho, Idh.
MIm Mrorkle won a student nt
Mills Collega, California.
Dance, Drenmlnnd, Wed. nnd But.
I " ft.- '.IS
Some Foods
. ..,
are good hot weather
foods. Fluhrer'8 Milk
Bread is an exceptional
one.
' Ask Any Grocer
fl
Xow Oil Company Manager
W. ,Ieonrd has arrived from
Bend to take over the district man-
agertthip of the ehelKOll' oompnny
lor this section. He )h tuklng the
place left vacant by H. 'X. l ray
bill, recently transferred to an
other district.
Question of I ho Hour
When Amos 'n' Andy are through
of evenings now, most of the folks
settle down to an argument on
where( to go on vaoarton. Hood
Illver Xews.
Xcwbury lu Gold HHI
Don Newbury, local attorney. Is
in Gold drill today representing
McCaskel In the case-of Plitsch
mann vs. McCaskey, being tried in
the Justice court there.
-There U something new in QiHet
razors nnd blades that can only b
bought at Heath's Drug Store. Aie
Fred. :j
To Visit MiHlforil
Ross Gul ley of Eugene, state
field secretary of the Christ J;
Endeavor, nnd Jarn-'S Henderson of
Portand, state president, will be In
Medford July fi, according to a let
ter received today by Miss El.va
Caster, union president.
iket us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Phone G42, City Ran'.
tary Service. 387tf
Building Applications Today
George Shumaker will spend $650
for building activities on Houth
Riverside, und C. E, I-oderstpom
will spend ir.00 for a heating plant
on South Riverside avenue, accord
ing to applications on file today at
the city building department. G.
U Schermorhorn also applied" for
a permit to repair n dwelling on
South Fir street. '
-Dance at Jacksonville, Sat., June
21, fl-2 a. m. ti
From Melfnnl
Mr. and Mrs. D. -T Fiynn of
Medford spent Tuesday In. Grants
Pass. Mrs. Flynn la visiting her
sister-in-law, Mra. George Peice.
Grants Pass ICourler.
For best green stabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. fi3t.
65tf
Mrs. Hillings Improving
Mrs. Tom Billings, who iecentv
underwent an operation at , the
Sacred Heart hospital, is reported
to be getting along nicely. '-
Special reduction and clean-in
sale on all spring bedding plant,
to make room for our summer
planting. Rogue Valley Floral Co.,
So. Riverside and Earhart St. 90
SimmhI Week End In Eugene.
Miss Josephine Klrtley will leave
tomorrow by stage for Eugene,
where sho will spend the week en1
visiting friends and relatives.
Party going to Portland Tuesday,
June 24th, wants one or two pas
sengers to help pay expense. Write
Uox 10 nt Moll Tribune. 91
IxMivwt for Holland
Mrs. T. J, Malmcren nt Phoenix
left this morning to begin her trip
to Holland to visit her old horn
near Amsterdam. She will Join tho
Arts Guild tour in Montreal, and
from there will go to London. Be
fore going to Holland she will tour
Scotland and England. While In
Europe sho will also see tho Pn
Kion Play. ' ,
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631
65tf
Deserted Ten Yearn Ago
i Mary Df.vis filed a suit for di
vorce In -circuit eourt yesterday
against Frank Davis, whom sho
claims deserted her ten years ago.
She has not heard of bis where
abouts for five years. They w-ere
married In istto.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. 8Utl
('iilimmuwis nt Mitels
Guests nt Medford hotels regis
tered from Calfornla Includo M.
Enez Curtis, Mrs. Thcsdn Itentley
nnd M rs. J . M cCoy Williams of
Long Beach, Mrs;' J. Ixmdon, Mrs.
P. Fleming of Piedmont, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Fraxler, Tl. I. Proulx.
Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Pratt, Mr. and
Mi't 1?' A ItnVAf nf T . AncAln
Mr. a-nd Mrs. H. G Campbell, Mr.
nnd .Mrs. w. w. ivenvtiie or Kan
Jose, 11. T. Lee of Red Bluff, R. B.
flni-t nf llfridinir IV 4 Anilnr-umi
of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Collurn of Monterey, nnd the fot
lowlng from San Francisco: Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Xlppert, Beulah
Kay, Mr. ami Mra. u. c. aukoum.
Mr nnil (ru It II Whit it Mf nn.l
Mrs. J. A. Mlddletnn, Mr. and Mm,
M. Wright, YMiin and Florence
Wright, E. Whipple nnd son.
Llmef fof all purposes nt Med
ford Lumber Cd. 78tf
St chirr I'amlly Reunion
Mr.' and Mrs D. J. Stelner are
enjoying n vl 4t from their son.
Geo. W. Stelner; n.id family; their
daughters, Mrs. Harry Samuelson
of Ontario, Ca)., Mrs. J. H. Blchan
of Suntn Ana, Cal., and Mrs. L, M.
Stephens of Portland.
Order delicious Nip nnd Tuck
artichokes, fresh from tho gnrden,
for your summer table. 90
Visited tho Climate City
Fred K. Burnham wus in town
Wednesday from his lodge, Swifl
watrr, near Trail. -Mr, Burnham
came to Oregon from Martlnex. Ctl.
He is hero for the summer steal
head fishinR. Grants Pass Courier.
For Sale Choice garden flow
ers, Bompiets made to order tn
any color scheme for lncheon,
parties, etc. Priced reasonably.
Phone 30U-L, or call nt S2& South
Holly St. 96
.Manager Andres In Albany
I. F. Andres, local manager for
Montgomery Ward & Company, Is
in Albuny, attending a meeting of
M o ntgo me ry W a rd A Co m n an y V
More nut na tiers at this district.
According to Mr, Andres, this Is
Jiutt a get-together meeting where
the managers will exchange ideas
on the different ways nf merchan
dising. Mr. Andres will return
Saturday, .
Dance; Dreamland, Wetl. nnd Bit.
MEDFORD MAIL
Weekly Torts Tomorrow
Regular weekly tests will b-;
given at the summer school belr
conducted 'fit the Junior- hlnh
school, according to Director C G.
Smith. Tests are taken each Fri
day of the six weeks, and grades
are posted for the Btudents on Mon
day. Dance till 2 o'clock. Gold Hill,
every Saturday night. (tiHf'j
Hero from 1ah Angeles
Mrs. June Purkerson of Los An
geles is the guest of her sisver, Mrs,
Arthur Krown of this .city. I
Chauncey' Florey now located
123 East Main St, Insurance and
Heal Estate. Glitf
Rpturns from Slate Tour
State Traffic Meutcnant O. O.
Nichols returned yesterday from a
tour that took him through cen
tral and eastern Oregon back to
Corvallls and coast' points, intend
ing to traffic matters. He wis
present at the State Grange con
vention nt Bedmond, where ho
said over 1200 people were gath
ered fur the session. A large ma
jority of the visitors camped It'
tents during the convention,"
For best green fllr.hs. &sk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. (131.
65tf
Ifmue from Business Trip
' Miss A. K. Bnrchardlrn return
ed today from San Francisco whero
she had spent the lust several days
on a business trip.
- Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill
every Saturday night. 80tf
Removed to San Francisco
Seriously ill for a short time pasr.
Sam L. Jones, a retired army of
ficer In the Griffin creek district,
was taken Monday to San Fran
cisco to enter the United. Stat'-s
army hospital, where he is to he a
patient Indefinitely.
Anyone who-would like a bar
gain in a high grade, banjo should
call at this office and Inspect th;i
banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 25tf'
From State Metropolis
Portland residents at Medfori
hotels Includo Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C.
Ralchnrdt, A. J. Anderson, W. P
Borarre,, H. Levy, W. F. Sargent.
C. F. Sigglin, P. S. Brown. W. J.
Fort-man, H. Clement, J. V. Rex.
M. S. Barnes, C- E. Watwood, Mrs.
Robert Skeen, Miss Jane Wickn,
R. G. Ballentyne, G. J. Malone. J.
If. Anderson, A. M. Hanlon, Ralph
Nash, Mrs. Wm, Shea and son, E.
Rose, L. M. Comh.-, Alonzo Mor
rison,. Mr. and Mrs. George Hull,
GiiHtave Schulz nnd IT..E. Peck.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill
ever Saturday night. v --; ' Rfltf
Marrtagr Ijiee-nscs iKsned
The county clerk's office Issued
h marriage license yesterday to
Guy Shore, 25, and Doris Irvln,
24, both of Hornbrook, Cal.
Hemstitching, picotlng,; pleating,
button making and hose mendlns.
Handicraft tihop. ' 2G7tf
IiiHtall Rcfrlgorntloii : -
A new refrigeration plant Is lift
ing Installed at the Diamond Lako
resort, whlrh ; Includes nn It!;
cream cabinet, a two-compartment
box 'for storing' meats nnd foods
nt the kitchen, and also a display
case In the store for the sale- of
fresh meats. The entire equip
ment is being installed by the
Southern Oregon Electric company.
A special value at $1.50 In the
all-silk Artcraft hose Is- making
quite a reputation at Ethclwyn B.
Hoffmann's. ' 91
In Port la ml HVtspltnl
R.- A. Atwood, who la In the
Good Samltan hospital at Portland,
underwent a second operation Mon
day, nnd will probably he home !m
two weeks. Mi's. Atwood Is In
Portland with him.
For Sale Cut flowers of til
kinds for all occasions. Corsages
and uld-fasbloned bouquets a spec
ialty. Phone 3H0-L, or call nt 32j
Soiilh Holly St. !fi
Furniture Hints.
iFor the Bride arid GrdWs
New House
mm
See Our
Second
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nvnnr,
UOFOKD FUSMITUSCE & HDWE. Ca
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Visitor from Chicago .
A. C Droegmilier of Chicago,
III., was among the motorists from
a -distance who registered today at
the local brunch of the out-of-state
uao registration bureau.
"Will drive car to Portand for
transportation. Call Mr. Irwin.
414 south Itiversid-i, evenings. U0
Jersey Calf Club Visitors
Members of the Jersey Calf chi.t
of Josephine county made an H
dny tour Tuesday of herds in Jack
son county, for the purpose of
practice work In judging livestock.
County Agent H, B. Howell said
Wednesday. Carl Schmidt led the
group, composed of 20 boys and
girls, several parents and Mr. How
ell. Herds belonging to W. J. War
ner, J. W. Flsh,J. R. McCracken,
Ralph Billings and Frank Upton
were visited hy the enthusiastic
crowd of young stock men, and
women. In Medford - they vlsiteJ
the Snider Creamery plant, saw the
manufacture of butter and ico
creain In progress, and ate esklmo
pies, refreshments furnished . bv
Mr. Snider. - In Ashland, the stock
Jtidgers had a picnic lunch on the
lawn surrounding Ralph Billings'
home. Mr. Taylor of the Ashland
Creamery donated i large quantity
of ice cream for the picnickers.
Grants Pass Courier. . ,
Tree props: A targe stock always
on hand. Tel. 629., Medford Lum
ber Co. 78tf
Mr. Prnett Recovering;
J. W. Pruett, who underwent an
operation at the Community hos
pltal a short time ago. Is expected
to leave the hospital today for .his
home. , He IB In a much Improved
condition.
Tree props; All lengths, regular
size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
: 1 .7tf
Stolen Goggles Found - -
The airplane goggles and helmet,
stolen a short time ago from W. J.
Brown of the Copper King flying
service, have been found, accord
ing to police reports today. A buy
has been questioned as a suspect
In the theft. ; .
Special reduction nnd clean-up
sale on all spring bedding plants,
trt make room for ' our summer
planting. Rogue Valley Floral Co..
So. Riverside and Earhart St. 90
Two Roys nnd Alrgun "'
The windows of the Valley school
east of Medford -were damaged
hy the activities - of - twa
boys and an airgun this week, ac
cording to police station reports
today. The parents of tho boys
have agreed to pay for the damage.
: Screen 'Doors (fixtures free) 4
Medford Lumber Co. Phone eso
- 78tt
Visitors from Washington
From the state of Washington
are- registered at lhcal hotels Mr.
and Mrs. W. N. Basham of Mi.
Vernon, Mrs. G. A. Sweet of Long
view, and the following from Se
attle: J.f N. ttodenbnugh, Ruth
Thurman and Mrs. Xorman Greene.
The Peasleys new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
. It
Off on Vacation -y
air. and Mrs. L. D. .Ten Its left Uys
morning for n month's Vacation' In
northern California.
Phone R42.' We'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
. .., 337tf
Theological School Plum. "i
The board of trustees of the
Kimball School of Theology nt
Salem will continue Intact as a
corporation and Within the next
few weeks plans for continuing
the school's work will be , sub
mitted to Methodist conferences in
California nnd the northwest.
The roads to Dead Indian Soda
Springs by way of Eagle Point and
Lake Creek are In good condition.
Cabins to rent, meals served at fiCi
a plate any time. Special Sunday
dinners by order. Mrs". K. E. Wil
kinson. 93
Furniture makes all the
i' i difference. It gives the
newly married couple's
home the character that
reflects . their personality
that makes their home
differont, attractive and
a vital part of living: and
entertaining. Chocse fur
niture o f individuality.
Yon will find thrifty
values here in fine furni
ture of every variety.
It will be a pleasure for
us to assist in planning
your new home furnish
ings. Our suggestions will
be cheerfully given.
Displays on Our
Floor This Week
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OREGON, THURSDAY,
In Car Crash Yesterday.
In a successful effort to avert
a collislom on Eleventh Btreet yes
terdays afternoon. Miss Marlon
Thorbus, , local trained nurse,
wrecked a sedan she was driving
when it struck a high curb and
plowed onto a lawn. Two wheels
were demolished as a result of
the crash. ,
Chauncey Florey now located
123 East Main St. Insurance and
Real Estate. 65tf
Leave for G. P.
Mrs. W. R. Slpcs and children,
Thelma and Wendell and Mrs. W.
B. Hunt will motor to Grants
Pass Friday to , spend the week
end in that city. V
We specializes In radiator tvna
femier-repairing at Van's Garage.
S3, So. Bartlett. Phone 208. tf
Roving Card Planned.
A smoker for the 4th of Ju,V
is being planned by E. P. Beers
and will be held, at Grant on the
Crpter, Lake highway; four miles
north of Medford. Mr. Beers has
wveral bouts planned for the cord
blit has not definitely decided on
the headline event. . The smoker
will be held in the afternoon and
may be followed by others later
In the summer. :
Dressmaking 'and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bid. - Tel. 1181. 1 tf
Has Infected Leg -
Arthur Rolander, who is em
ployed at Crater Lake national
park, was Wiken to tho Sacred
Heart hospital this morning with
an infected eg. .
Geo. A. Eohnert, General Truck
ing, at Fichtner's Gurugo, Tel. 180.
92-
DEVANEY ELECTED TO
HOWARD DISTRI.CT Or.. June
1!). (Special.) ' The annual school
election was held . at the Howard
school Monday evening. H, J.
Devaney was elected director nnd
airs. Hogue clerk of the school
board. The meeting was well at
tended. U
Obituary
ALLEN Virginia Lee Allen,
aged one year., .and nine months,
died at the home of her parents,
aiiv nnd Mrs. Walter Allen ,of
Phoenix, June 19th.
Besides her parents she leaves
two brothers, Jlmmle and Beverly
John' Allen, both at home.
Funeral services will be held nt
the Conger funeral parlors, Friday.
June 20th at 2:30 p. m. Rev. C.
W. ; Frost will have charge of ser
vices (nnd burial will be made in
lhe; Phoenix cemetery.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mulr, 216
Apple street, are the parents of a
daughter., horn Wednesday, June
IS.
. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Nosncr, a daughter weighing 7
pounds 6 ounces, nt the Sac rod
Heart hospital, Thursday, June'19.
Card or Thanks.
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the many friends of Mrs".
Anna C. Nalley for tho beautiful
flowers and loving words of sym
pathy expressed hy the Reverend
Porter. P. K. Nulley.
Stated Commnnicntioii
JL Medford Lodge So. 103, A.
y F. & A. M.. Friday, June
20th, 7:30. Visiting mem
bers welcome.
H. J. FIELD. W. M.
C. M. HOUSTON, Secretary. On
. VI.'.
Porch Furniture
SWING
Attractive swing with sturdy metal stand
ard and heavy fast color striped canvas
canopy and covers. Special
$34-50
CAMP CHAIRS
A real special, fine for lawn or porch use.
too. Extra heavy solid color canvas and
strong folding frames.'
$4-85
Other,' chairs in' colore' materials
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JUNE 19, 1930.
PRIZE LIST-FOR
TRAP SHOOTERS
AT $250 TOTAL
Mai! Tribune :T6urney; Sun
day Will Be Gold Miheor
Entrants Visitors to Be
Welcome. ; ,,
Trophies and awards totaling
well over 250 in valuation will be
offered to trapshooters of southern
Oregon who enter the first annual
Mail Tribune trap shoot next Sun
day at the fine new grounds of the
Rogue Valley Gun club. The list
of merchandise piiz.es offered to
shooters by the merchants of Med
ford is growing by leaps and
bounds and everyone who enters
will not only have an opportunity
to win valuable capital prizes but
will receive a merchandise prize as
well.
The Tribune trophy, a handsome
silver shield, will be the main in
spiration for those who match
their skill with the clay pigeons
next Sunday. The runner-up will
receive a fine silver engraved plat
ter, presented by the Rogue Valley
Gun club. A kodak awaits the
high novice and a year's subscrip
tion to tho Mall Tribune will go
to the second high novice as gifts
of C. W. Wood of rrospect," well
known sportsman and trapshoo't
enthusiast. Mr. Wood also has ii
$.ri.0 gold piece for the high warn
an shooters of the day.
List Tomorrow
To the shooter who shatters the
most out of the first 25 targets, the
Fox Craterian ,will award a 5&.00
script book while Clarence Ends is
offering a fine gold watch to the
low gun of tho day. Tomorrow's
Mail Tribune will carry the large
list of merchandise awards made
possible through the generous co
operation of the Medford mer
chants. The proceeds above actual ex
penses, of the Mail Tribune's first
annual trap shoot will go to Boy
Scout summer camp building fund,
a project deemed especially worthy
by the .Mail Tribune's managers of
the shoot.
There will be no charge for visi
tors and those who wish to witness
the initial trap shoot tournament
are cordially invited to be the
guests of the Mail Tribune and the j
Rogue 1 Valley Gun club. S.-- G.
Mendenhall, manager of the club,
is receiving many entries, indicat
ing a more successful shoot than
was first anticipated. -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SHKBP AND TURKEY RANCH
'140 acres. -Priced $1-0 per acre;
$200 down. Sell or trade for"
ihousc Write- for full descrip
tion. . Reason for selling, old
age. C. Merritt, Roseburg, Ore.
WANTED High school girl to
care for children and help with
housework. Inquire at l-27 East
Main St. or Phone 101C-Y. !0
FOR SA.LI-; 70 Hollywood White
Leghorn yeur-old hens. A. E.
Ilrockway. Phone "-F-21. i '.91
FOR RENT Modern house with
range. 1115 West 10th. 92
A LITTLE TRACT .With free
water; 40 acres, some alfalfa; 4
room house, good barn. ; wire
fence; less than an hour's run
from Medford; equipment goes,
and all for $lEi0(: $1000 cash.
See HOLMES for HOMES. Nash
Hotel corner. Crop goes. Hi
FOR SALE 100 4-wks.-old chick
ens, 10c apiece; also pair of
black bantams. 315 Mary St. ffl
WANTED Someone to care for!
two small babies in Christian j
Science home. Rose M. K., Tri-j
mine. m
a " ' ''-J.
Specials on '
s1;
Folding'
HEAD-ON
CRASH
AT
PT.
puo'to'; tho .. inability of the 6m
oner's jury to rench a Bat1nfnetory
conclusion on f.ictB surrounding ' tlf;
denlh of J. T. Conn. 38, Weed,
Ctl.. lumberman, 1t Is likely ' thiit
the grand jury will Investigate ill"
auto crash Saturday at Centra!
Point, where the man was klllc.l
in a collision with a car driven
by l.ec Smith, local creamery trtlcK
driver. The infiuesi was held yes
terday nfternoon at the Conger
Funeral parlors.
Testimony Indicated that Snlllh
was on the wrong side of the high
way when his truck cante in con
tact with the- California machliw,
en route to Klrnnts Pass, where
Conn, accompanied by Mra. Bessie
Coston, Weed, were to be married.
Smith claimed that the steering
apparatus wr.s defective or brakes
on the machine locked, throwing
his machine over to the wrong side
of the highway." j
Dr. W. H. Ilecknian testified that
Conn died as a result of ruptured
spleen, liver and kidney. IJeaCi
overtook him in So minutes after
the crash.
,
Seaside. , r Plans proposed for
opening Selnos and Wheatley west
side store.
CENTRAL
MAY BE PROBED
AND COMFORTABLE
Air washed and cooled with
Medford spring water .
tt4 ill
NOW!
ALL .
TALKING
' Villain or, hern?
. K 1 1 1 e i' or lover?
C Ii e a t or HtraiKht
shooter? Hop to the
saddle with him for
a great outdoors ad
venture ill
EXAN
With
GARY COOPER
and FAY WRAY
. -ALSO
ALL TALKING COMEDY, "Love or Money".
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
WHERE TALKING PICTURES' REACH PERFECTION
TONITE and FRIDAY l-, SS
where hard-boiled gunmen are Fs'r. 'SyMi
out to get their man or woman, ijjl$K. V1
too, If she's as pretty as Marna. ? .pA
. TCEORCE O'BRIEN
1 ; HELEN CHANDLER
IV; ANTONIO MORENO WJ
NOEL FRANCIS k Ji
4a TALKING
1
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DRAMA Of THE SMOWLAMOl i
.. .
iso Lupmo Lane Comedy
George Dewey Washington
, : TALKING NEWS
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Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
.Silk from top to toe wiu,
French Heel
lUUK MtALTH J
Is your wealth. It's as i,M.df,
your telephone. Call 1290 t.
DR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS
Over Woolworth'j store
Russian Massage. Electrotherany
Chiropractic
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Hornet
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
. ' Phone 178-J '
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Admission
Mat. 10, 25; Eve. 10, 35
Jk SUMMER BARGAIN MATS
TERROR
Dynge's miiste. M
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