SIX
MJSDFORD -MA'TTi-TRTBUNE. MEDFORD, OREftOX, SATURDAY. ..7UXE 21,1 930,
NIC - E
1.
COMES -TO TOWN 4ft
4 fl J Wnjil,
7 SY&orHIS : The summertime
love u"ir between Jirp .on
r.eJj autl Hrynmur Whltlarnore
lilts lite ruck the very niyltt when
itaiy l.ou come to London. Uryn
utor littiLt Iter tuu much ot a "nice
Oirl" Since he line become enam
ored ol Clarice tidy, a nilhi clttb
, dancer. , l:y chance Mary l.ou be
comes irffii'HiiIrd with Tonv Tlth
eritttfton. a wealthy yttuny aviator .
who yrumlsen to altato Iter lite lawn
In view at lirymor'e iudlfference.
Ilrynmor is not aware ol Tony'
ttlealllt, Seeing a tlaltt In Clarice's
flat at lour o'clock in the morn
luff; Ilrynmor enters to tlntl her
with a man wham elte Introduces
as Freddy Vaeon. Iter out-of-town
cousin. Itrynrnur immedi
ately lakes a dislike to- him
esitealallv when Its hears Mason
tell Clarice, "You've no alterna-
(I'd. , You ve not to consent."
Ilrynmor can't (Inure what he
meant.
CUapter 7
NEW CLOTHES
'T'HG next afternoon Mary Lou
stood In the little Siting room
ot jay's exclusive gown shop.
jiiy had promised to lit lior out
In the latest ' creations so she
tnlglit travel In Tony Tltherlng
ton's set without the embarrass
ment that was sure to result If she
wore her home-made dresses from
Frlnwootl. ' " '
She stood before the mirror In
a two-piece suit of faglilonaulo Ital
ian blue. The color looked strlk-
'ti
7 1 rJSi k
1 I . f J 1 uVt II ' V
m MM
Mary Lou tried on the daring golden picture gown.
Ing on the cool blondnoss of Muryl
Lou.
; "It Is awfully nlco," she mur
mured., , Ml . ,
'Aud it was. Trust Jay for that
The dress was georgette girlish,
ilemure. The coat was face cloth,
(lightly sophisticated, porfoct In
line with a flair In front and a soft
silver fox collar. There was a
small felt hat to go with IL
. She turned to Jay, laughing. "1
never meant to take It, I can't af
ford It, really. But now I've seen
It on me, 1 couldn't bear not to
have IL"
. , "Illess you, ot course you're to
have It." smiled Jay, "Don't bother
about the expense.' I'll give you
trade prlcos and you can have your
whole lite to repay. Now for an
evening gown.. And undies. , . .
We consider thim as Important as
the frocks, you know. . A divine
creation can be rulneo. If the slip
doesn't tit. ... ,
, "I'm going to try a goldon pic
ture, gowo , on you. - Most blonds
wouldn't dare to wear It, and that's
all to the good.. Never wear colors
that obviously suit you. especially
not at night," ,
i So Jay talked, sitting on the arm
of the chair, smoking a clgnret,
While an assistant brought In the
goldon frock. It was the sort ol
gown Mary Lou never would have
dpred to buy for hersolf. There
was a subtle suggestion of wicked
ness to IL
- '8he commented ou this to Jay.
' didn't believe you'd get IL but
vou're right," Jay laughed. -'One
tAoutd look the least bit wicked
at nlghL"
, By this time tho assistant had
ibe golden gown slipped over Mary
lx)u' head. Again Jay had been
rlghL It wns the new Mary Lou
who had come to III last nlghL
j"Now you're eel." said Jay. "And
I must go back to my monthly uc
counts, drat 'em." She walked to
ward the door. "By the way, when
It Mr. Tony Tltherlnglon taking
von out?" ' , , , .
. Mary Lou said she didn't know,
lie hadn't phoned botore she left
the llaL
"lienor call htm, child. Don't lot
the grass grow under your foot."
i"Do you think I could phone
nun, Joyl 1 llioiiRUt, If a girl
chased a man. that he lust all In
terest In her."
s TEN INHALE FUME
7 OF BURNING FILMS
ATLANTA. 'Juno !IHiTI-Te.l
persons. Including nrwiipiinnrnin,
firemen anil ntlr.chn. wlm Inhnied
fumos from luirnlns x-rny filmji si
(Irndy hospital. -oro tiiulor thi ut -sprvmlnn
of ihyxlflariH today whth
authorities niipt-rvUt'd the ri'lurn ot
2np neftrn intlinls, if-movrd ilm-tn
yMtrrdity'n fire.
Dr. J. J. "lark exirise, tin
opinion that only a "onfetv" typ.i
o( film was pxposi'il to tlio firj
- GIRL
"Archaic notions," Jay; smiled.
"Nowadays girts call up men as
often as they choose. Ko c-e.
think anything of it,"
Mary Lou admitted It. All the
same she had a shaky fueling when
she gnvl) Tony's number to nil In
different operator,
"Mr. Tltherlngton?" she tillered,
when a male voice replied. JSlie
had called him Tony Inst nlgliU
"No." answered the mule voice,
"this Is nut Mr. Tltherlugton. It Is
Wullls. his man, Bpeaklug. If yon
will kindly hold the line I will see
It Mr. Titherlngton is In."
Mary Lou half hoped the man
would come back to say Tnuy was
out. Nerve-wracking possibilities
floated through her nilud. Tony
might have forgotten all about her.
lie might ....
"Is that you, darling? 80 glad
you called up." Tony's soft lazy
voice broke Into her feurs. ills
tone was reassuring.
"How did you know It was I?"
she faltered.
She heard hi in laugh. "1 didn't.
I call every girl darling. It's al
ways safe until I know who she In
But I know who 1011 are, Mary
Lou. Well, how are you today, my
puritan maid?" .
Mary Lou said she was very
well.
'I called up your homo nn hour
or so ago,' Tony told her. '"lint
there was no reply."
"I'm so glad you did," said Maw
Lou. The thought that ho actually
had called gave her now confl
denco.
"You haven't ropenled ot our
bargain last night?"' he questioned
"Oh. no," quickly. "Have you?"
"Fur from IL I've boon mapping
out our plan ot campaign. Is yom
engagement book handy?"
Mary Lou reached for a piece ot
paper and pencil. "Yes. fire away."
"Tonight we danco at Lady
Hay's ball; later we go to the Jun
gla club. Ever been there? It's
rather comic. Then , tomorrow
there's a freak party nt Uwemlo
lyn Carruthers'. You're supposed
to expose your socret bogey, ami
you must talk qulto frankly about
IL Saturday we're booked tor a
dinner danco at the Berkeley, fnl
lowed by a studio riot at Lorni.
Grey's In Fltxroy street Ann
Sunday . , '. Sunday I'm propaslnii
to take you down to visit Aunt
Etholbortn. May I write her to
expect us?"
"Plenso do." cried Mary Lou
Her head was whirling. lOverythlug
he had said seemed too wonderful
to be true. '. These were all the do
Ings she had road about and
longed to attond.
She wanted to prenk away from
tie telephone anil shout It all to
Jny. She longed to say In him:
"Oh, Tony It's Just darling, darling
of you."
She said. Instead: "It's ever so
nice of you."
"Hot," from Tony. "I'm looking
forward to It no ond myself es
pecially Sunday If sho carries It
off." Ilo muttered the last phrase
under his broath. "Woll. I must
toddle. I'll call tor you tonight at
nine. I'm going out to see Gay Girl
this afternoon. She has sonielhlna
wrong with her Inside."
"Uny Girl?" Mary Lou oue
tloned.
lie laughed. "Guy Girl's ' my
monoplane. I always speak of her
as though she wore person. As
a matter of tact, sho Is as alive to
me as any girl In the world. . . .
See you tonlghL Cheor ho."
(Copyright. IPJO stay sis Orttg)
A .round ot parttea with Tonyl
Mary Lou execute! a etroke of
revenge m tomorrow's chapter.
tintV tbtit thofl who Inltalod lt
: rtunt'H w mi id jttiffi'r no nn-toils con
ROiiurnt-e.
MOISTS WILL GET
TAGS BEFORE JULY 1
SALEM. On... Iimo St, IBPi
I'rurtli-nlly all aiitiininhlli's In the
atnte will tip ri-KlKtiri'd by July
In the opinion of Swretury of Stnte
Hiihk, iia a result of thu ruling that
niotoi'lHli may nluoo thn now II-
i-oiiKC plntos on thi'lr tnrs two
wpi'ks In mlvnnro of July 1. which
is the beginning of the new f Inch I
year.
Chance to Watch
tj ?
; "0"; ' ' . 01 ' ; ,;. ,;.,J , i:-r-j , ?:; ;
' Ttuci' " . ..'''. " -''
Both living room and dluliiR room
face a garden In this pluu of a six
room' Georgian type home. The
torruce, with openings from both
rooms alan, ahould he covered with
a brightly colored uwnlng. -
An inalde'liit la the preferred lo
cation lor this plan but it is also
Hiiitublo for a corner site.
Tho owner's bod room, In thiR
luxurious hnnie,,ltj equipped with a
private Imth room mid the other
two. bed moms uro conveniently
located in relation to the second
butli.
EXCELLENT PRICE
-L.
i
' AKI I LAND, pro.. June 21.
(Siocial.) Tho cherry crop of
Ashland ami vicinity . 1h up to tin
nvi'niKc of paHt yenl-H nml will ri
Hiilt In tin estimated harvest from
0 to 7fi toiiM. A San KranclHco
Kiower In Antitand today Indicated
that the California chcriien are
heliiK hoIiI at cheaper prlccH duo to
finality and . Ha Id the, local fruit
Hliould hrliiK Ut leant Ifi eentn per
pound on the mnrknt In his wtalo.
Tho entire ;;oyal Anno crop Ikih
Uoen sold to a Medford cuhnery
for n Hpeelnl pack to ho sold, to
I'hlcMK" wlfol(HMle lutereKtH .and
hrouKht nn avera;o pi-leo of from
neveii to nl no cenlH per pound.
I'OltTliA.MJ, Ore, June 21.4-UP)
licit li okkh nml butter closod the
week with prices fntrly Hti'iuly nml
the unilcrtono hIihwIiik cnnsiili-i--
ntilo wen kni'HH.
Iicnmml for nplt'H iltu-ln the
hiHt few wci'kH Iiuh sin-paHKed all
expectations of t lie JolibliiK trade
at I'orlliinil.
Sirawlicri-y receipts are Unlit
iikiiIii today. Quality Is. nioHlly
oi-illiiiiry, and pi-ices advanced an
other lTc per crnte, to llliout $2.75
for licst hcrrlcH. IIoimI Hlver limit
ed priibably their IiihI carloud ot
the hciimoii. Wcdnemliiy.
- 4 'I.lYCttM'k., 'i ,
l'OUTl.AN'l), June 21.,
Hogs 75. cuttle ftu, Mheep 125, Iiokk
nml sheep all direct. Week's
totals tipproxlhintc-ly: IIoks -15:10,
cilttlu Itl'u, cnlves 170. sheep CtM5.
MCXJH: romimrcd ' week hko:
KllltllK classes 25c IliKher. Most
of .Monday's 7ic iiilvnnce huvlna
iltt-nppeareil ' Tilcsdny. Hulk and
top IlKht lilitchcis, 112.00 Monthly
and $11.50 thereafter. Over and'
miller w e I it h t a mostly, $11.25
down: extreme heavies seldom
stopped below $10 until week-end,
n few 19.60 Hj" 9.1,0 KltduSV UoUKh
packlllK ow, $S.60MS."5; odd
heiul eniooth. $0.00 and betti'l'.
Hulk good to choice, l0 pound
feeder plRM Meaily at $1.1.25
1,1.50-, climlllR top, $13.25; xlrollK
woliillta, up to 150 pounds, $11.50
11(12.50.
I'ATTI.K: Coiupared week hko:
Hleerit alow, iiuiitnttly a r o ti n d
steady. ylie-HtocU llnoven, 25c to
$1,00 lower with trade ou low me
dium and under armies, nrnetl
cally tilwent. top $1100 for part
IoiiiIm fairly good Monday, nllothcr
part loud, $10.75. Hulk desirable
grayecR, 1.50itr 10.G5; common
Krailca down to $x.5(l. t'onsldcr
uhle ehowlni? of cutter (trades
under $8.00. Strictly Rood fed
helfera not now quoted above
$0.50, nor cowa nhove $8.50. tac
llcal quotable top for best ureases
arrivlnir. $9.00 for heifers nnd
$7. 5018.00 for rows with hulk of
the heifers, $8.50 down nnrt cows
$7.00 down. Low cutlers clown
to $2.50, cutter to medium bulls
mostly $5.00114.00; strictly good
butchers not now quoted above
$7.50. Hulk desirable vcnlers, $10
dill: cnlvo, $10 down, tiff uiodes
down to $ti.50.
HIIKKP: Tempered week ago:
Lambs, 25rfl175e lower; yenrlliiirs
steady, Kwi'H, 50c off. Hood to
strictly choice lnnilis hrtiiKlne.
$8.50. Throw-outs nil sellinK $0.50
down. Thin culls almost unsalable
at week-end. lllda allowing hail
ASHLAND CHERRY
CROP TO RETURN
nrii i f ilk iiNPfTAi if-
WEAKFRIN PflRTI AND pQBOP
Your Garden Grow
The unamiallr large living room
Includes a tireplace, as roes tho
maHter- bed room. Ample closets,
the spncioiis kitchen cupboards and
the well-placed entries to the
kitchen are apecial features of
appeal.
Stucco or brick white-washed are
siiggeHted for the exterior with a
tile or slate roof.
This typo home can he built eco-
numicully considering itH size and
conveniences. ICHtlumtos , for the
larger olties range from Sll.pnn to
$111,0(10 and lower In regions whore
the wage scale Is loss.-.- .
to fttop $!l.r0 ffi 4.00. A few choice
yon I'll nK. $C.'00."'.- Less . dcRlrnhte
kinds more numerous nt $4.00 ft
Tt,r0. liulk Kuod to near chohre
ewen at week-end $2.2fiT(2.75,
nothltif? now quoted above J.1.00.'
Culls down to $1.00.
J'rtMlnce.
POHTLANM). Ore., June 21. (Ti
nr'mOK AND KC.C.S: Knlrty
Bteady, unchanKod.
Milk (hutterfatj, poultry, coun
try meats, onions, potatoes, wooj,
hay, cascara hark and hop.s, Mlendy
and unchanged
l'oi'tland Wheat.
l'OUT:LA N D, J one 2 1 . (P)
AVheat futures:
Open IHkh. I.nw Close
July .IISh .M ' " .1)2 ' '.2
Sept. .1)4 .114 .!.:! M'A
Dec. .flft .! .H7 .7
CiihIi wheat:
tx llend ItlueHtem ",?1.07
Soft whlto ,!M
Western whlto ; .04
J lard winter , ; .N2
Northern sprtiiK ., ....i.T Ti' 2
Western red .!2
Oats: No. 2. .1S-lh.: white. $2S.
Today'H car receipts: Wheat f2.
barley 4. flour 10, corn 2. oatH 4,
hay 5.
; 4latA M C"lnl HMtJ . .
I'l-obato t'ourU . .
I.. I)., raiHs, h. ji., Hniiey, t.' ir.
Iluyca,. Jt. I... l'utnam. 1'.. M. Mur
Hllall. Henry Turks. 1-1. I. Hayes,
assumed business name "(irlzady
I.umlicr company," near Ashland,
Die.
ltcnl Kstulc Tninsfcrs.
.lessle M. Taylor to 1). Ouy
(loud, et ux. W. D. to 1.1 acre
on Terrace street, Ashland
X. .1. Minion, ol ux. to May
IIciIkos, W. 1. to NM4 of XIV,
the HK of NV and NK ot SV.
all In see. 32, twp. ;!T K., II. II
!:., $10.
Adnm HehortKon. et ux, to Mrs.
C. I., (tiihehart, V. 1). to H2 ncrcs
In I)l,i: 47, twp, ;I8 S It. 2 V
$10.
It. S. Ollffin to Hose Crlfflll.
Q. C. D. to land In blk. 3, ttiil
luwuy'R add. tu .Medford. $1.
Jessie M. .Mlnear, et a) to Alllo
I'enwell, deed to lot 3 in hlk. 2,
Mountain Sunset sub. of part of
the VV4 of UU' 9 7, twp. 3 7 S., It.
2 W., $1.00.
W. I-:. Alexander, et nx, to n. r.
Koulch, V. 1). to lote 5 anil U,
blk. -12. I'entrul I'olllt. $'.150.
David K. Wood, et ox, to C.
Kenneth Hower, et nx, iteed to
lots 1 and 2 and the of XW
of sec. Ill, twp. 32 8., Ti. 2 E $10.
Nellie Power to Karl lutllib,
deed to land on Heach St., Ash
land, $10.
Nclllo Vower to Charles TI.
liimh, deed to W of lots 37 nnd
38, Miners Add. to Ashland, $10.
C. It. Stevens, et ux, to II. W.
1 1 nil. et ux, W. 1. to land on
Ul-anue St., Jacksonville, $10.
Frank O. Anderson, et ux, to
It. W. I'oellnltn. et ux. W. 1. to
land In 1M.O -12, twp. 37 S It.
1 . $10. .
Hay II. Jones el ux to Oena Helms
l.lBhtor et ux V. I). In 1). U t'.
57, Twp. :i" 8.. It. 2 W.
Martin Seltnn et ux to S, II.
Hawk Q. C. 11. In Sec. 25, Twp.
37 S.. R. 2 W.
David K. Walkr et nx to John
W. Avrea W. I). In Twp. 3S 8., It.
1 W.
Alllston Moulton et ux to It. II.
Klllott W. 1). to lot 6 in block S.
Shady Cove Sub., unrecorded.
V. r tlnrrlson et ux to C. I..
Webber W. P. to lots 3 nnd 4, Ills
sell's Ail, to Medford.
C. W. I'alm et tlx to Josephine
Atkinson W. I), to lot 5, block 2,
I'alin's Second Add. to Medford.
Jackson County to M 1). Olds
Q. C. I). to SWU of SK of Sec.
2S. Twp. 38 S.. It. 3 K.
The P.ivtet Kii-.i.in eannina In
dustry plans to prepare soil. rtao.
Oilll cans of fruit ii nit vegetable
and veitctattlcs. nn.l 75.iliin.niio run':
of fivsh and S4.ano,inia cans of
preserved meat.
DEPLORE'
OF CITY MARKET
While patronage was a heavy
ns usual, tiiere was a depressed
feliiiK ahout 'the city puhllc mar
ket this foreno(m, booth holders
were deplm-inR the action of the
city discontinuing the market after
July 1. -
A woman, who has heen bring
ing produce to the- market ovp
since it was establish, in tho neigh
borhood of 20 years ago was espe
cially Indignant and rou. not see
why tho action was taken. - Sho
declared the farmer, ns a whole,
were disappointed in the discon
tinuance of the market where they
were blessed with some feeling of
Independence in selling their own
produce.
There are rumors that petitions
are to be circulated in a short time
in an effort to keep the market
open, especially during the summer
months when produce is coming in
heavy.
In addition to a flourishing re
tall trade, Markctmnster F. M.
Corlles said today that large quan
tities of produce have been dis
posed of at wholesale prices to
Klamath and California buyers.
The market is open daily and In
addition to produce, has a meat
MS iJ
These Dependable Concerns Are at
ii '4
lis li'
Fur and Personal
Effects
Insurance
, i. . -. i, . i
'Covers all Risks"
First Insurance
Agency, Inc.'
. .,..
A. L, HILL, Mgr.
30 N. Central Phono 105
GRINSTED & RUNTZ
Painters & Decorators
We specialize In all new and up-to-date
finishings interior and
exterior.
-
"Let us save your surface"
317 N. Riverside
Phones 485-J and 359-J
WILLIAM A. AITKEN
' " Plumbing and Heating .'
Steam and Hot Water :
Heating Plants
Areola Heating Outfits
28 North Orapo Phono 1G2-J
BuildingTime Is Here-Begin Now!
yiareaile
lo crude
low prices ijj
719 N.
booth, Bi-ucery section and Hunt
I lunches.
I , - . '
ENDING COUNTY AIDES ON
i
JOB NEXT WEEK
The county agents nnd exten
sion workers headquarter in the
Liberty building wiH begin func
tioning again at full capaeity next
Monday.
.Mr.'. Mabel Mack, home dem
onstration agent and the delega
tion of boys and girls or the 4-14
clubs, are expected home by late
today or on Sunday from tho at
tendance at the Oregon State col
lege summer school at Corvallis.
County Agent Fowler, who with
Mrs. Fowler, had heen at Port
land several days nt tend lng the
wedding of his niece, and stopped
nt Corvallis en route home, to
look after some business there,
were expected home tonight or
Sunday. ' '
1 lanr.lli-n A TlqnL-a l.,.l l.lllt.
Usher and orchard operator, when
told thiM noon that a rumor had
YALE
BUILDER'S HARDWARE
AND
' "Best Quality"
Triple Guaranteed House Paint
SCHLAGE LOCKS
Medford Furniture & Hdw. Co.
Gth & Bartlett - "A Reliable Place to Trade" - Pholle 35-R
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Overstuffed Chairs and Davenports, Mattresses Renovat
ed and Re-Covered, . Rugs Cleaned' arid Sized.
Medford Mattress Company
32 North Grape St. Phone 20G-R
Awnings
for
' Houses
Cars
Stores
Seat Covers For All
Makes of Cars
F. F. BURK
MEDFORD TENT A AWNING.
WORK3 i I
New Location, 112 N. Front.
llei nnse we ore .ciiuipiieil in J bis
way Inr hip wr.rk. we are ahle tn
' uuote the lowest prh es ohtnlnnhle
nnywhere. (Set In limeh with nt.
"Tinners to the Trade"
Medford
Sheet Metal Works
A. A. LIVERSIDGE, Proa
Central Phone 411
i i 'i.n,.iMion iniliif nnd
neni tu t in-unuiuii ........ ;
....i h att lirniii-'ht I
I yrmfninj unit r-r j
! into f I he valley froniv 50 to 100,
(Filipino laborers to work at. his
! orchard properties the number j
f apparently growing as the rumori
.... : I ..i J. 1-alinmi.nfh' i
guiiieu Liii uiuiiuii. - t
denied the truth of it and dec lared
it preposterous and absurd.
ION PEE-WEE GOLF LINKS
-The ' low score for ; 1 Fridiiyj on
Mcdford's miniature golf course
was turned In liy Warren Turn-
i oiilst .with a il. four ahove liar,
j Turnu'ulst Is the 1II2S winner of
j the enddies' ' tournament of the
ItoKue Valley Kolf ussoclalion. The
second low seors, 4!i. was turned
In by Mr. .Williamson. The Indies'
i low was made by Mary KilmNton
! with S3, followed by .Miss Helen
Wilson with a 54. I'rizes for the
! low marks of the week will be
awarded this eveniiiK and will be
I a pair of silk hose In the women's
I division and a 2.r,0 shirt nt the
Men's Shop for the "men's division.
st,- u-nmn whn were to be,
married when they reached (.'ana-
ltt rat-ant v fi f leil nn t he SlllUO
liner from Liverpool. England,
i
A prominent agricultural ornan
Izntion In the Netherlands calcu
' l I an tht ,,1-lr-ou rf f,l l-m ni-llllllCtS
! are about one-half of the 1H24
' 1 92s UA'erage.
WHEN YOU BUILD
Be Sure to 5 ' !
Patronize Medford Firms
J. W. SMYLIE
CONTRACTOR
FLOOR SURFACING With an Electric Sunder
Builrlia'? Estimates Furnished
North Pacific Highway
Phone 314-W
When building your new home or remodel
ing the old one see us for well-made
Cabinet Work, Windows
Doors, Screens
Store Fixtures
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WKS.
The Old Reliable Established 1908
FOR LUMBER, SHINGLES AND ALL BUILD
ING MATERIAL SEE
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
(agents for Johns-Manville Roofing)
A Fixed Income
In the Rogue River Valley conies only from a bear
ing Pear Orchard. Eighty per cent of Bank Re
sources in Medrbrd come direct from Bearing Pear
Orchards. Why not get on the Band Wagon your
self? See HOLMES for HOMES, and fair treatment. Nash
Hotel Corner9 He knows several thi about pears.
Lock Box 034
! nriir ituiTnn Ml
ntrU AVIAIUri W
KILLED IN CRASH
i li r.iii
HKND. Ore.. Juno- S).Tt
Hill-ton C. Davis. Jr.. yoniiB Bend
aviator, died in a Itend hospital
yesterday following a crash of
his airplane from a nose dive at
1011 feet altitude. Davis was pilot
ing his plane from the renr seat.
The impact of the plane against
the ground hurlcfl him through
the partition into the front rock
pit. He suffered a' compounds
fracture of the skull and other
injuries. The cause of the acci
dent has not been determined.
MILL EMPLOYE DROWNS
BY FALL INTO KLAMATH
KLAMATH FAI-I.S. fire.. Jun
21. (pi John I). Haley, employe
of a lumber mill here, was drown
ed yesterday when ho nlipped
from a log into the Klamath river.
His body wius recovered.
Oreaon Weather
Generally fair tonight anil Sun-
d j V hut cloudy In the west portion:
j moderate temperature. Oentle, va-
riable winds.
- i 1
- 1 The llritlsh Pharmaceutical so-
i sncielV IS ICVini; to StOII tile SO IC
- 1 of automatic vendors of a hisihly
I poisonous dlsinfeclnnt.
Service V
Orv ePnvall
6 Simple
Interests
Prudential
Life Insurance Money
at the
COMMERCIAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 1322
Phone 320