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M RDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORJ), OREfiOX, SATURDAY, JULY 1 19, 1930. , I
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E cal and
Personal
Ivleveu Ai'cHtft Mart a
Doublo purker ft ml motorlnU
who sought to park In nlleyH fame
to grief lant nlht at MtMlford'e
mldKPt Kolf t'ouro when City Traf
fic Officer CI. J. PrcHcott tailed W
tarn for Huoh violation. The own
ers appeared nt the police Htatioiu
this forenoon to pay their fine it
' one dollar each. In the future,
city traffic officers will make regu
lar visits to the course to see that
motorists arc obeying all traffic
rules.;
'.Tourist VLsitors In City
Among the tourUts and others
from distant places registered at
Medford hotels Thursday wero Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Merriam and Co Win
U. Urown of Washington, D. C, K.
A. Austin and ,C J. Hooper of New
-York City, Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Kil-
lingep of Great FnlR Mont., W. II.
Yount of Springfield, III., F. K.
Carman of Ianleson, Conn., W. H.
MacX-nren of Lnwr-mce. Kans., and
Mr. and Mrs. H. I). Mackness of
New Westminster, J. C.
Loose, squeaking wheels arc dan
gerous. Have them tightened on a
hydraulic-wheel setting machine 'it
Flchtner's Garage. !i3tf
Anyone who would llko a bar
gain in a high grade banjo should
call at this office and Inspect the
banjo left hero for sale; a sacrifice
rcgardlest of cost. . 2Stf
He turn from Dlmuoiid Lnkc
Mrs. Uert Lnwry and family nnd
Conway IjOthatri returned last
evening from Diamond lake where
they have been vacationing.
Sandwiches 10c, Including beef
and pork. Sandwich Kb op, 21 N.
Uartlett. 123
Order now 1 0-lnch green pine
slabs; hlK' loads, '4 Vi tiers, $5.00.
Valley Fuel Co. Phono 70. t,f
Tho Trevors' Forget futuews
' Mr. nnd Mrs. W C. Leever of
CentrM Point nearly overlooked
. their wedding anniversary last
' Sunday. They wero sitting on the
poroh with friends when It occur
red t Mr. Trevor that It was the
43rd anniversary of their marriage. I
f Tho ceremony took,, place In the
Chouse of Mr. vLoever'B grandfather
Carson, In 'Central Point. July 13,
1887.Centml Point American.
Siskiyou autnmlt UoiIko open for
the summer. Chicken dinner "Tie:
also' tea-room Uniches. . lis
Continuous anncinff, two dTinco
orchestras. Jackson MprlnKs Hat-
urilny nlRht. Featuring Hob Fleleh
w'b nrphpHtrji " 11R1
The county clerk's office issued
marrlsKo llcenmts today nnd yes
tnrdny to Floyd .Barrett. 2J, a.nd
. Madllen-8tevens, en, both of Ash
ilanU: Kmery Ki-li-ksnn. 23, and Le
nta. Dick. 20, (loth of HeddlllK-. O.
li. Uracil of Portland and Lena
JSvans of Medfoid.
, Dr. W. yv. Howard will bo In
his offlco on July 21st, 1930. 110
'Qot groceries nnu supplies at
lluon's What Not Sunday nnd
evenings ' 110
'ow Volt MlH) for Klamath
Construction of a new 1 1,000
volt transmission linn from the
town of Sprnguo Itlver to Hly has
been announced by thu Cnllfornlit
Oregon Power company. The ox
tension will be 20 tnllon Iohk.
Loose wheels reset and radiators
cleaned. Van's QmiiKe, 33 S. Ilart-
lrtt. Phono SOS. tf
Krystnlplo kodak Kloss supreme,
The Pciislpy's, opposite Holly then-
tor. tf
VlsllhiR- Ills llrothoi-
K. W. Xlarlock arrived yesterday
from Santa Ann, Cnl to spend n
short visit hero with his brother,
Lee Oarlock and his fumlly.
Tjy our cool specials fqr hot
day.. Huron's Vhat Not. ,110
lnstrumentx furnished nnd les
sons freo for 30 days to anyone in
terested In lenrnhiR to play band or
orehertra Instruments. If. you can
not learn you huvo not lnve: :il
r.no'cent. Durlnit ' the past thror
years over 100 bovs and ulri. have
slnrted 'In this' manner. Call at
the Palmer Music House nnd
your Inntrument, aiipolntment with
teacher and complete details of th
'''" , ' 13'
Orciroiilaiis nt ,llotcls
Included timnnir state rels(ia
Hons at Aledford hnlels. exeluslvi
of those from' Portland, are Leo J.,
Mary v.Uk Florence nnd Dorothy
Cary of Coqullle. Norn McCallester
of Kalem nnd Mm. T. L. Hyan nnd
children of Corvallls.
For best Rreen slabs, ask diivi-r
or call Meilford Fqel Co. Tel, 031.
... , , Jlf
Southern Oregon Kleclrlo will
give a free clothes rack with each
nno-Mlnuie wmher nt sale price,
JS7. 60, Limited supply.
lfore for Hip Sumiiicr '
Dwlght Hrown, former Medford
nnd Central Point resident, return
ed yesterdny from San Frnnclso,
where he hfld been spending the
past year, and plans to spend the
summer here with relatives. Mr.
Brown made a recent trip to Chicago-and
other middle Moslem
points, and had Just returned to
Man Francisco before he came to
outhera Oregon.
Hemstitching, plrnting. ploatlns.
Iiutton making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 257t,r
Trevost Beauty union, tpeclnlis
Ing In all lines of beauty work at
lower price., U So. Orange. Call
-Y. , 1S4
Visited on Business
; Mrs. Lnrkln Deer and Mrs. Her
bert Spccht mads n business trip
to. MedyYd last Wednesday,
Tci Hulltl New lwt'lllnjr
May Hefner will upend $1,700 for
a dwelling on Dakota street, and
John GUI will icnd $45 to ro
KhlnKle a dwelling on Cottage
Htroet, accord ing to appllcationn
on flic at the city build Inn department,
Power IJiie Down Jtlvor
Pfto Morden of Medford, dep
uty county ui'Vcyur of Jack Hon
co un ty, was I n G ran ts Pawn t h la
week In the Interests of the Cupcu HiriM! loads, $3.00. ' Valley Fuel (.'.. i tain the most efficient men avail
people, who are contemplating run- Phone 70. tf i able,
nlng a line down the itogue river. i
Mr Morden 8t;iU(, ,hat h(. woukj
hftVe more tQ ft. t w hc
returns from a trip of inspection.
Grants Pass Courier.
Gladioli, nil colors, 2"c doz. 8am
uelMoa Flower Gardens, 208 W.
Clark. J'hone 8K0-X. 113tf
Permanent waves Duart Cro
qulgnole Nestle Circu line spiral.
Jtoseborough Jteauty Hhop, 12 8.
Central. Phono 3G2. 121
lEiillroml Men Here
10. IJ. Durfey and AW C. McHrUle,
representatives of the Denver &
Hio Grande railroad, were business
visitors in Medford yesterday from
Portland.
Dance, Jacksonville, Sat. night.
. 118
IW us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Phone 542, City Hapl-
tary .Service. 3S7'f
Ix'nvo for Sou Hi
Mrs. A. U Karly left Medforcl
last evening for Han Francisco on
the excursion train run by the
Southern Pacific to southern Cali
fornia. Mrs. H. G. Itrown left for
Lob Angeles, CI us Newberry alno
lert or Los Angeles And 15. H
Pflug f,or San Francisco.
Green slabs, the better kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order early.
Phonp 031. 102tf
The lllue Flower Lodgo will open
again Sunday, serving their special
chicken dinner for 75c. Arrange
ments for 'parties can also bo made.
Phone your , reservations to 341 -K-3.
. 117tf
To VIhII hi Oakland
Mm. M. Ilarrett left thIH morn
ing for Oakland, Ore., where she
will spend a week as tho guest of
her sister, Mrs. O. W. French.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Gold II II
every Saturday night. Kiltf
Owing to the season being Inter
than usual, the Tllton nprlents nt
Linn Orciiard will be good size and
ready for delivery next week. 118
From llio Hear Stiito
Heglstriitlons of Cnllfornlnns et
Medford hotels include Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. L. Ilorgnn, Mr. and Mrs
H. N. Hoyle nnd yirglnla Husby of
Los Angeles, Mr. and fdrs. O. How
nriLnnd noa Of, l'li .A(to, Mr, nnd
'Mi's. LT-ir-vVfrgHf oC Olilncy, Miss
Lucy 11. Pond of Hollywood. Mr
and Mrs. C. . Dutton '.f Santa
Monica. .Mario Sciiuiuachcr and
Alr and' Mrs. August Harms of
Orange, Jtuth Knox and parly of
Long Jleach, Mrs, Lewis (1. Massev
of Larkspur, Mr. and Mrs. C. V'.
Htuurt of Sun Quentln, Mr. and
Mrs,' It. C. Fitsislmmons of Fresno,
M,r. und Mrs. C. M. Jlosklnnon of
Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. A. M
Sargent of Kcdtnnds. Lcoia anil
Ulnm Dick of lleddlng. L. C. Clark
of Pasadena', and the following
from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs.
II. A. Plltion anil family, Dr. Jean
B, Wilson and party.
Tree props: A large stock always
on hand. Tel. 020. Medford Lum
ber Co. 7 81 r
Dnnco, Jacksonville, Bat. night.
118
Here uu llllslness
Morlson K. Sprott, special agent
fol the I'nlted Stales Fidelity airl
Ounrnnty company, lias been in
this city, Crom Portland for two
dnys, conferring with local insur
nnco men.
Lime for all purposes at
ford Lumber Co.
Med
7S(P
Orcen slabs, forest wood, coal;
summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tol.
031. llOtf
Visits Tim mi Fumlly
ICn roule from n trip to Aurora,
III.. James Alexander was a visitor
this week at the homo of William
Thurman nnd family. He was on,
his wny to his home In southern
California.
Dance till 2 o'clock, Hold Hill
every Salurday night. Sutf
Even swimming won't chnngo a
permanent wave. Oct ono now.
llowmnn's Heauty Shop, Phone r,7.
.".' ' ' , '120
Celling Keady Ml racking '
Mooio llamlltnn of Central Point
Is employed at the Itoot & 1'ankev
parking hoime this week retiring
lug boxes nnd getting everything
In readlno.ss for tin- opening of The
paeking house for tho fall run.' It
U expected that pieklhg will sit
nl.t u. tbt first of August In a I
parts of tint valley. Gold Hill
.News.
Good treo props should h uni
form In slo nnrt iiunllty. Come In
nnd look our stock Over. Woods
dumber Co., Knst Jackion nnd
Cienessee. HV
Tre. pro.n ut Itig I'ines Ur. Co.
Tel. No. 1. lONtf
.Mk Miller ltelurut Home
Miss Vlvlnn Miller, who had been
visiting with her parents In Juek
sonvllle, and with the A. A. Mad
den family In Ahlund, left for her
home in Oakland. Cul., un Thurs
day evening.
See llrllfs Sheet Metal Works
tor radiator, fender nnd auto tmdvJ
repairing,
tt
Special reductions on Kelvlnnlor
refrigerators bought ut Southern
Oregon Electric before July 1!.
IIS
To Vlwlt lit- tmm -
Mrs. A. M. Whltaker of I.os An-
geles nrrivod (n Medford IhU morn
ing to viit .Mrs. T.1, Travhi.
From Sialo MelroMlln
Guests from Portland at locil
hotclH Include Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hcheffcl, Mr. and Mim. K H.
Urooka, II. J. C.linan. II. A. Jlur
ton, C. c. Hall, ChaM. TlHdale, Hex
Alloway, C. Weaver, I,. K. JIol
den, H. A. Uerg Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Maxwell and Mr. and Mm.
Archy fi. Carter and Mi, an Xra.
ftonald M. Kberhart. '
Hlnb. big loads, 4 Hern.
Preparing Xext Issue
liuford Clark, who arrived In
Medford six weeks go from south-
ern California with Intentions of I
establishing a newspaper at Kagle
Point, and started a monthly magazine-
instead, was a vinllor in Med
ford yesterday gathering material
for the August Issue of tho "Itogue
rtlver Herald. Mr. Clark main
tains a plant at ,agle Point and
plan to give his publication gen -
f.i'nl rliutrfhut Win
.niHinjru, ureKon, wjii De onereu
, I for sale by sealed bids. Bids will
Dressmaking and remod.ling atjhe opened at 2 p. m. o'clock on
the Fashion Shoe. 44 Medford : Monday, July 21st, In the office
j.iug. lei. jihi. ""
..773.1.1
The Jones family held a reunion
u , i f (i . ,1.i, nir
The S.nl.hH coui.1 ,lo bttir than
,thut.-Alb..ny Democrat IK-rald.
Perennial plants' cost money
when you buy at'plnntlng time.
Why not start plnnts now from
seed at a fraction of tho cost. A
full line of perennial s,ccds .at tho
Monarch Heed & Ji'oed Co. 120
Chauncey 'Florey now located
123 Kast Main tit. insurance anl
Ileal Estate. COtf
irinio friiin San KralU'iM'o
.Mlsrt Arlcno Jlay . of Central
Point arrived on rthe Shasta this
mttrnlng from San Francisco.
Owr k garden fun of peronnlals
for a few cents, i'lnnt seeds now
for next year's blooms. Seo us for
perennial flowor seeds. Monarch
Socd & l''ocd Co. 120
Chauncey Florey now located
123 rfast Main St. Insurance and
Heal Kstato. , , 6utf
Communicable Diseases Htiliiccfl
Tho general health of the state
appears to lie much Improved from
tho showing of tho number of
cases of communicable diseases re
ported to the stato board of health
tile past week. Measles, which has
led the list for several weeks, num
hered only 32 new cases, pothers
Included: Typhoid 7, diphtheria 5,
scarlet fover 7, Influenza 3, whoop,
Ing cough 35, smallpox 0, tubercu,
losls 12, mumps 11, erysipelas 4
sleeping sickness 1, undulnnt fe
ver 1.
Dance -Wed. and Sat. night,
Dreamland. Dynge'a mualc. 118
.'Dnnifo till 2 o'clock. Gold Hill
every Saturday night.
satf
HoliiriiH from Irfts Alleles
MIhs Iueilo Murray, who1 has
heen tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. V
K. Lovett of Ios Angeles for the
past month, arrived ,i,n Meilford on
tho, Hhastu thlH piornlng.
It took yeara to grow your or
chard. You can't afford to take
chances with chenp props. Wo
carry Rood No. 1 red fir treo propi.
Woods I.umher Co., East Jackson
and Clcncssee. 110
Got a freo Duco finish clothes
rack from Southern Oregon Kloc
trie If you huy a (One - Minute
washer nt reduced price of $S7.60.
121
Asked! In Gvl Tranwrlpta
irrlnelpal C G. Smith oT tho lo
cal high school requests that stu
dents wishing trani-icrlpt should
apply Immediately, in order to get
them hejforo the end of the sum
mer, when u large number always
apply.
Tree props. All lengths, regular
sine. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
Plant your late beets, carrots,
lettuce, turnips, spinach now. En
Joy fresh vegetables from your own
garden. Huy our tested seeds for
best results. Monarch Seed & F?fl
Co. 120
Chauncey Florey now located
l'3 Kast ,Ma,ln St. Insurance and
Ileal Estate. 65tf
VNHoin from Sea (lie
Among guests ot Medford hotels
from Waflhlnmon iiro Mr. and Mrs.
E. U. Waldron. It. L. Wnhlnui, Mr.
and Mrs. A. (1. Vont and Mr. and
Mrs. C.eo. D. Ulley of Seattle.
Donee, Jneksonville, Sat. night.
11S
We have that particular mould
ing for your lndlvhluat picture.
The Peasleys, opposlto New Holly,
thenter. u
Lower your fuel coat buy your
wood and coal now nt summer
prices. Phono 833. F. E. Samson
Co- U9
Jlr. Uohm S'rloiiNly 111
The condition of Mrs, George
Koss. mothar of J. Donald Hoss of
the California Oregon Power com
pany, was reported today to be a
Htllt' better. She Is In Santa Crux.
Cal.. recovering from a recent
stroke of paralysis. ,
For brst Rreen slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co,, Tel. 631.
' R5tf
Delicious snVnds nnd cold meats
for plcnlcji. Huron's Vhal Not.
119
Anderson' New Sludto of Pho
tOKraphy, grotuul floor. 47 K.
Main, oppoMto Pingly Wiggly, 130
Typholil -Ver
The condition of Misn llarhara
Sander, who is in the Community
hospital with typhoid fever, was
reported today u being unchanmi.
KMps now on peim and ipplM.
un fiKur with yoti on your
fruit hauling. We have alt new
equipment, reliable driver Insur
ed carriers. Phone 833. F. K.
Samson Co. . . 419
lOiifreut' Cliurtoi Anieiiiliitent
Thp Kut;cne city council last
week m&du tentative plans for a
general amendment to the city
charter which would allow pernon
not resident of jtov city for a year
to accept appointive offices in city
departments. The matter has come
to the council's attention in con
nection with the police department.
It helng held that because of the
charter ruling regarding residence
It is not always possible to ob
Free ,ond kindling with 3 big
j ,oads 16'ln- Mllil)H- Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 76. tf
t I lei urns from Trip
Hatton Kockhey, territorial man-
ager of tho General Motors, Inc.
j has returned to Medford, follow-
J Iiir a vacation trip to San Diego
I and Tia Juana.
Stock of musical Inatrnmnnts.
! records and music, etc., located at
n ...... . . ...
of the Trustee. This stock inven
torles $1283.42. fixtures $395.00.
' t , ,7i ... uxW
umuum, ui oiu uiui uccuiupuny o:u,
j f'ock be In.pectod any tlmo
P?,- ."b,'; C''
served to reject any or all bids.
All bids subject to approval of
Referee In Bankruptcy. . 118
OP FOX MATERS
J3. Port Major, who has been
with the. For West, Coast theaters
for eight years, most of that time
at the homo office In Los Angeles,
Is the new manager of the Oregon
division of the- Fox company, with
headquarters In Portland, was in
Medford this' wyek getting ac
quainted with the situation rel:t
tivo to their two theaters, tho Cra
terlnn and Jtlalto, and conferrIn.tr
with tho locaJ manager, S. O. Men-
denhall. j
Mr. Major says they aro making
big plans for tho "Greater Talkie
Season," which starts in August.
This event has been" running fpr
several years as ,tho Greater
Movlo Season." During this spec-;
ial soatson the company will kIiqw
extra- high-class pictures at both
theaters. ft, . . .
Mr. Major was delighted with thu
metropolitan appearance of Med
ford and tho prosperity of this sec
tion of tho state. Mo also ptyid
high compliment ' to th mUnago
ment of their theaters to Mr. -Men
denhi.lt and his splendid corps of
assistants. Ho said the popular
priced matinees, intuitu ted by
"Mendy, nro proving a . success
and the public are hhowing Its up-
preeiauon or me same,
Mr. Major nnd Mr. Mendenhall
drove to-Klantnth FjiHs Friday and
returned toda'.
: -rr. -.-.'I
IB
More varieties of gladioli were
added to the display at the Cham
ber of Commerce building today,
which has heen arranged by A. L.
Smith. D. S. Pruitt and R. F.
Haimey. growers of the Grants
Pnss region.
The show will remain open un
til 8:00 o'clock this evening to al
low flower lovers plenty of time
to view all the bloHsoms. An ex
hibit Will hc held In Grants Pass
next week by the same men, whose
11 aero farm Is now producing
160 varieties of ghutoll.
A big American Legion benefit
dance for" tho Medford Drum
Corps Is slatod for next Friday.
July 2(i. The event will In unique
In form and will be given in the
new hangar building nt-the Med
ford nlrport. This is the first time
a local dance has ever been held
at the new airport and a record
attendance Is looked fur. The
port will hc brilliantly Illuminated
and there will be night flying and
air stunts during the evening. Mu
sic by Uom Provost and his 'Pep
Peddle in" will bo a popular fea-
UlVOj
of the affair. 11
FATHER AND DAUGHTER
Frank Varney, nrresled Thurs
day by officers for Hqnor posses
sion, and his daughter. Ona. ar
rested for Hqnor transportation.
were hound over to the grand Jury
when thoy np pea red in the justice
court this forenoon and entered
pleas of not guilty. The fathers
ball wns se4 at ruO nut the girl"-
nt t-60. The two were arrested by
Orlfcers Sir Herr nnd William 1'eck.'
Freo
Gilder Airplane with each B0
cent purchase at our fountain.
These sturdy little gliders dip, loop
and do all sorts of stunts.
Ice cream, all flavors, is 60c a
quart,
'pet it at M.iH'.M 122
.lack Johnson won tile heavy
weight title from Tommy Hume in
d K r D J
. Associated f'reas Photo
Ruth Alexander, who ' recentl)
set a new altitude record foi
women, is believed to have bet.
tered by 6,600 feet her previous
mark of 20,000 at San Diego, Cal.
P. M. . ,
7:30 to 7:45 Amos 'n' Audi N'MC
service to KOO. KIIQ, KOMO,
KGW, KKCA, KFSD.
7:46 to S Sperry Hot Cukes XI!C
service to KCIO, KHQ, KOMO,
KGW, KEC'A.
8 to 8:110 XlKhls in Spain NBC
service to KKCA.
8 to 8:30 Cilmore Circus XRC
service to KHQ, KOMO, KGW,
KI'O, OKI.
8:.'l(l to 10: 1!i Hollywood Howl
Symphony Concert NIK: service
to KIIQ, KOMO. KGW, KI'O,
Kr I.
8:30 to 9 Melody Memories NBC
service to KC.O. KFSD.
9 to 9:30 Rainbow Harmonies
NHC service to KGO,- KFSD,
UTAH, KOA.
9:;30 to 10 Golden I.PKcnds NI1C
service to KGO, KFSD, KOMO
10:15 to -llMfl KKCA, KOA 10
to 11. ' ' "
PRACTICE SUNDAY
A ('pedal practice session of the
M id ford Legion drum corps has
been culled fur tomorrow mornuin
at ! :I10 a.m., and every member
of the corps is expected to be
present.
The annual state convention Is
less t h a n a mo n t h a way a nd the
local Legionnaires nro practicing
hart! in order to make a creditable
showing for Medford in the 1930
contest.
Some clever new drill move
ments have heen worked up. new
music has been written by In
structor Wilson Walte and all that
remains Is to polish off the rough
spots before Aug. 1 '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W1I1TK y.iuni! friers, 1 i to J
at 3."c ciiih or 3 for $1.0" ut 22!"
licsMic St. I'lionu I,"i22-X. lis
FOIl SA1.10 Well ImlU (1-romn
home on (Iroveland Ave.. HiHkl
vini llelKht. Ullxl'.U lot. lill'Ke
oak shade trees,, fruit trees und
berries, lawn und flov?rs. $:t."iilli.
Charles It. Kay. liealtor. .Medford
Itlils:. I'hone 30.. 121
FOK SAI.K I'luiuliinn shop, stock
and fixtures, nuiui location and
well established huaiucss. Own
er retirliiK. Will sell at inven
torv, about $3,000. Sec Charles
A. Wlmt AKPiicy. Inc. I I'll
.MOXF.V TO LOAN on Improved
real estate. See Charles A.
Wlm; Aiicney, Inc. l'-'il'
WANTKU Lady cook for small i
loggliiK camp, fall at Owl Serv- 1
ice Sta. Sunday miirniug or Wed
nesday evening. llt'i
W'ANTKI) Kxperienced stenog-'
rapher desireH work, half or,
whole days. Law und other ex-j
peiience. Hex O. J., Tribune.;
U'tl
FOR UKXT Furnished apart
ment for two people. yuS West
loth. UXtf
Kot'XD Olassew in lane near Hed
Top school. I'hone 437-L. K'O
KOli 1!KNT Furnished sleeping (
and housfktM'plim rooms. Palmer
IthU. l ull 4:t;. :a
FOR K KN I'
ll partment.
-Two rooms In duplex
5 1 S. lfi Havpn St.
nsif
TAKKN CP '2 red cows, 2 calves;
ill have ear marked with undrj
bit f;t each ear; one cow brand
ed on sidt. Owner run have
s.ime by payln damaKt'" and for
ad. Ralph Wlls..n. Table Kock
school. l jo
KOU SAI.K Parlor rnmliintttlim
l'ool mid Mllliliil tatili', I'hone
UO-X. l.'lll
Von KBXT M.nlorn 5-rm. house
with 2 sleeping ponhei. full'
7.H-M. llMf
DRUM CORPS WILL
KOI! TI!,ni:--.Mo,l..l T Kord trm k.
jlood r;il nnil flat lioily for fruit
or woo,1 hiiullnu: fi-wpoed tran
minnion: cood moohaiiU'iil oomli
tiou. Will trnilp for wiuitv In
liyht car. .:n .-iHnn st.
Kill) l:t'VT-fn-iii.ii- !n
JACKSON STREET
Followiim an Illness of several
mouths, Alexander Duff died ut his
home. o'.'i Kast Jackson street, lust
evening nt the ase of ez years, I
months und 1G days, lie was a
resident of Medford since 1100, a
civil war veteran and a lite mem
her of the Medford Klks lodse. Fun
eral services will be held at the
Catholic church next Monday niorn-
iim at 9 o'clock, with rather Black
officiating. Interment will take
place in the Jacksonville cemetery-
Deceased came to Medford in
1900, following; 30 years' resilience
In Arizona, where he married Ella
Black at Prescott in 1S9S). He was
engaged in the mercantile business.
Two sons Robert and Lawrence
Duff, both of Meilford, wer3 born
to this union, and they with Mrs.
Duff, survive his loss.
He enlisted in t:.e United States
army April 30, 1S64, and was hon
orably discharged in October, 18G4.
He was a member of Company A,
141st Illinois volunteer infantry.
He was a member of the local G.
A. R. post and served as vice-commander
two terms. v '' V r-
A-
LAKE CREEK FIRE
E
Fire, caused by a defective flue,
yesterday destroyed the dwelling
of Mr. and Mrs. "W. C. Mussal at
l.uke Creek and had such head
way before it was discovered that1
efforts to place it under control
were uuavailiOK. The flumes were
fanned by a stiff breeze and
spread rapidly. The loss was not
covered by insurance.
Telephone appeal for help by
,Mni'. .Mcssul brolliiht Kdward and
Herman Myer nnd other men of
the neiKhborhood to the scene,
who were able only to save a
small n mount of the household
turnlshlniis. hot were successful
in prevcntlnfr tho. destruction of
ndjolnlnK buildings. Neighbors
arc : planning to help tho flro
stricken couple.
Gary Copper Star
of Coming Talkie
Gary Cooper, the gallant horn
who panicked many a feminine
hcait in his famoust roles of "The
Virginian" and "The Texan," is
cominK to the Fox Rinlto theatre
for three days in a new Paramount
release. "A Man From Wyoming."
"A Man Ftoin Wyoming" is a
stirring taic ol war, love, and dar
ing .deeds. Cooper is seen as the
captain of a company of IT. S. en
gineers who ore plunged into tho
thick of llio "big push." Thqro are
a number of thrilling war action
sequences. Juno Collyer is the
ambulance driver sweetheart of
Cooper in this powerful rouiauce-
drama.
. Freo clothes rack with each One
Minute washer purchased from
Southern Oregon Kleqtrlc at sale
price. ?S7.r,n. Limited siipp';- 121
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oua
All don like KEN-L-RATION. ft
crops 'em alert and rigorous. A bnl
nerd ration of meat, cervnla and rod
.Uveroll cqmea In caiu.readjr to tcrva
'ao.muu or bother . ,
Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
323 E. Main
Phone 260
. Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.25
'The Food Is Better
at The Medford
HARRY MARX
PAINTING
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178-J
Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
Bilk from top to toe ith
French Etel
o
nave i
Liir
HAVE FINE TIE
AI DRILL CAMPi
GOLD HILL, Ore., July
(Spl.) The following extracts were
taken from a letter uf the 15th
I Inst, from tho boyrt at Vancouv r
liarracks to a friend:
"if you don't know what K. 1 .
Is, you ought to have the chance
to try it. It's kitchen police, wash
ing dishes and what not. Anything
you do wrong that they don't like
they put you on guard duty or K.
P."
"(lee! It's sure .keen life, though."
"Boy, they sure d put out some
real grub up here."
From the above we can see that
while it Is not all play for the hoys,
they are having a fine time. All
four boys won their sharp-ahoot-ing
medals and have been active
in baseball, and Vjodrow is enter
ed in the track meet today, the last
day of camp., Merritt, Wodrow,
Logan and Linsey will arrive jhome
Hunday or Monday.' '. j
Eve. 50
' ' Last Times TONITE
y Also Laurel-Hardy in
Coming TOMOROW
RICHARD DIX in
"SHOOTING STRAIGHT"
Continuous
Shows
TONITE .
A woman's' love or 10000
human lives
BETTY . COMPSON
Ralph Forbes in
"INSIDE THE
LINES"
ALSO
2 TALKING COMEDIE3
SOUND CARTOQN,
FRUIT HAULERS
We will secure your Public Service Permit and write
your Insurance at very reasonable rates.
CHAUNCEY FLOREY
Phone 318
It Is Cool In
San Francisco
A Tower of
Hospitality
tht jm Jsf, k, tr ft,
mh tki mn, EL OORTKZ HOTEL
fm kmtyn'U mnr wmt H Inn. '
' I "HIS IJ-ttary koielrf It mora duut hotel . . . W
Kome ( all wha liv Wneath la hcwpitible roof. ?Bau
tlrully furnlihd tuitci and ringl room, each mfith com
pletely 'electrified kitchenette, multiple radio and every
other conceivable convenience, 1 Located In the very center
ot San FtaneUco bury aoelal and butlnesa whirl . . . cloae
to the thearrea, amart thopa and great department ttore.
JPaktlal dining room and coffee ihop, or If you wUh, pre
pare your meala In your og convenient kitchenetta.
DaHy hoteltyervlca and garage in connection,
o
th El Cortez Hotel
GEARY NEAR TAYLOR STREET
SAN FRANCISCO
KIDS GET TICKETS
El
AT FOX GRATERIAI
They're all going to the show,
the children who entered jokes;
the Cohen and Kcllv contest spo
sored by tho Mall Tribune. Th
waa not suffclent space in tt
newspaper to publish all the jok
which came In, but they have i
been read and tho writers w(r
mailed tickets to see "Tho Cohea
and Kellys In Scotland" last nigh;
Seventy-five tieKeis to the Cratf.
rian theater were sent out.
Children who turned in jokes tt
clay have been notified by teK
nhnno that tickets aro avjiilai.'
for them. Some have been recelr
ed from persons whose names a.
not listed in tho telephone boot
but an effort Is being made to L
them. The contest has been 7
clared a success by the childnn
S. G. Mendenhall, manager of th
Cratorian theater, and members a
the Mail Tribune stuff, Who wer.
fortunate enough to get to rea:
all the jokes. '
Saturday and
Sunday
STARTS
TOMORROW
GARY
COOPER
IN
A MAN FROM
WYOMING
123 East Main
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