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PAGE TWO MEDPORD MATL TRIBUNE. MET)FQTID, OTfKfiOy, R.TTTT?DAY. AUfiUST 2,-19.,0. ocal and Personal VumtlonistM rroiu Cullfmiiln Guests from California Ht Med ford hotels include Mr. and Mr. I M. ltoswoil and sun of Lonjj ilf-aeh, Lucllo Linden and .Mnrv limit of Portervlllft. Mr. and Mih A. U. ttowd;r and Harold Collins of Los AneeleM, Mr. and Mr. .1. V: Mwnun of South Paaad.Ti&. Mr. und Mr. Chat. E. Bardwell, Jr., , nnd Louiw fioff of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Reynolds of Chico. Mrs. T-. K. UavU and daunhtcr of Auburn, and the following from Kan Krancteeo: Mr. nnd Mrs, T. H. Gardes, Mr. uml Mr. U. T. Km melt, Mr. and Mr. K. J. Mltch fll, Mr. and Mr. K. Ij. liruck, Mary H. Ward, Mrs. X. I,enflld, Flor ence Lenflcld. .Mr. and Mr. Carl I, . Rogers, James A. ISiillenhltnc Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Cur L. RoerK nnd daughter Jeancltf. Dance Wed. and Sat. Dreamland. 132 ItotnriiH Home M r. I- R . Jen ki n ;i wft o b tin hv.n receiving treatment in the Community hospital, haw recovered Hiifflciently to return to her home on Newtown street. XorrroHH Family I'ai-ly Mr. and Mm. H. NoreroaH are .niovln a visit thin week from their nons, Hull and Raul, and Mrs. 'Hull Norcrosn and won Warren. LaHt Sunday the family took din ner with Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hed rlclt of Medford. The event prov ed to be a urprio dinner for "W. IT. Xorcross, ounervlnir Ii!h 73111 birthday. Central Point American Rlocks $5.50 on night delivery only. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7H. VUlts Luke Today Miss Winifred Flynn of San Francisco left here today for Cra ter Lake. - pance Wed. and Sat. Dreamland. 132 51 I'm. Jones orf for fioorgln Mrs. Josephine Joins, public school nurse, left Tuesdny for At lanta. Oh. She wilt probably 1"' Konb for most of this month. She had been connected with the coun ty health department, filling the duties of Mis Augusta O lover, codnty nurse, who has been visiting In th southern wtate for the past several week. Anyone who would like a bar gain In a high grade banjo should oali &t this office and inspect tlu banjo left hero fur sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost. 2utf Slate Fair Open Sunday The Oregon State fair will lie bUurer, better and longer this year than ever before in tho Otl years'1 history of tho exposition, accord ing' to plans -mado, by tho sta'.o fair board. The fair will be lu.M this year from Het'emhr 22 to continuing throughout ftum.ay for tho first time instead of only until Saturday evening ns in the past. 1 Wanted Ladles for Permnnont Waves, $11. 50 complete including hot oil shampoo. All lines of beauty work. 11 So. Orange, Fono S63-Y. - i 134 Mar Hugo TjIccunph. Ycsterdny Tho county clerk's office Issued marriage licenses yesterday to Ath ole Richardson Campbell. 25. and Krma Templptoii, 21,( bolh.of Med- Tord, and to. R. U. iiuntpnruy, f ud Kthel ,Coloi 20, Ijoth qf Med- TrnvrfcrM from 1lsisnt Pntntx : Amont; 'the' tniVrlsts and others from distant part reistered at Bedford hotels are tho following: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Xloklson and Donald and Robert Nleklson of WheolliiR, W. V., Mr. nnd Mrs. Harriette Klledge of Houston, Tex., and Fred Mlkolant of Xew York City. Loose, squeaking wheels are dun . geioUH. Have them tightened on a Hydraulic wheel setting machine at Flchtner's Oarage. t)3tf ft u est of T. K. Pnnlels II. 'J, Rensluger, representative of- the Firestone Tire and Rubber eompany. Is. in .this city from Los Angeles attending to huslne mat - trs 4d visiting his, brother-in-law, ,T. K. Daniels. , Instruments furnished and les sons free for 30 days to anyone in terested In learning to play band or orchestra Instruments. U you tun not learn 'y on havo hot Invested one cent. During the past three years over WO boys and irls havo started In this manner. Cnll at tho Palmer Music House nnd get your Instrument, appointment with teacher and complete details of the plan. , . , .. , 132 VlsitcU Former Homo Mrs. Knte Crawford and dauL:h 1ers, Jean nnd Corrine, of Medford. former residents of this city, nve house guests at the hums of Mr. ttnd Mrs. Harry Thrasher. Klam ath Fulls Herald, . . , Keo Tlrlll's Sheet ietal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. tf Vis MM Grandpa rents Billy Wtlllts of Ahland, who has been vlsltlnjr his grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllts nt their ranch home at Persist, returned home last evening. Krsklne Music Studio. Piano, classical or rapid popular course; guitar. Piano tunlog 13. SO. Room , 14, Sparta Dldg. . Phone 863-11. tf TaWng 1'p W riling In addition to representing a rot lectlon Bjrency, Rill Ray, former Medford resident now residing In Jacksonville, said ti-flay that he ha taken up newspaper v It lug in a small way and has been eon trlbutlng material to ttie Jackson ville Post, published by Kills C On It. Danes Till 2 o'elocki Jackson ie Saturday night, JS2 t l.itVnlhy VJmIIk In JUtdford TVd J-h Valley, -who Mas Ix-en on a trip through Washington and northern idnhp,,! in Mdford vto ItinK. fricndH. ; He Ik a student at the Eugene Uilk fntttflute. Unnvi- till 2 o'fioek, Gold Hill every Saturday riiht. , . 89tf 1 1ml I In lilt of Reverse Turns Out-of-Htute tourists, apparently unfiimlllui' with local traffic rule, havo been noticed fin several days past to effect reverse turns on Main street, U,noriiiK sitns at In terwectlon.s prohiidtiiiff reverse turns a n d m o reo vc r turn on t h street Ixiuven Mockw. One 1 C cylinder was seen making Mich a turn yesterday. Special ratea on fruit hauling. Rco uh before contracting hauling. Wo can save you money. All first- class cnulpment. Insured carriers, f Phone Medford 332, Gold Hill Blocks $5. .10 on night delivery Itefnklm: Trucking Service, 809"nly. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7-i. South Front Ht. 133 Xeubi-ys ;iickLs from Corvallls PiofeMor and Mrs. :. A. John ston left recently for Talent, near Medford, on a visit to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marl Xewbry, and little son. atthe Xewbry country home. The John stons plan to spend a week or more visiting in noli l hern Oregon and will make several tripn from the Xewbry home. Corvallis Times Gazette. Screen doors f fixtures free) Medford Lumber Co. Phone OUif. IXtt Transferred to XcwIicpr Fa t h er Th o m aw J a vM so n n f t h ( Catholic el) inch at Ashland lias been transferred to Xewbeivx, Ore, according to reports today. He was to leave this week. Rig crowds are swimming at Hot Kprlnjfs now. Wo cater to picnic parties. 135 We. have that particular mould ing fur your Individual picture. Tho Peasley'a, opposite Xev Holly theater. , , tf Store Manager's Visit Miss Kllza Ditto, manager of the Adrlepno Steward store at Omuls Pass, was In Medford Friday on business. If you will bring your exposed films to ua in tho morning before 10:00, wo will havo them all ready for you by B:80 p. m., same day and all our work is guaranteed. Heath's Drug Storo, "Ask Fred." 133 Huson's What-Xot flerves nVllc lous lunches and fountain orders. 134 Itiilhllng Total Ineretiscri Tho month of July had a build ing total of approximately $27,025 compared to f 1 7.7 SU for the month before. Of July's total, S24.3S0 was for new construction, (7,000 inure than the month before. The first application to be filed this month was taken out by Scott Davis1 to tear down tho wooden building In which , tho Lotllt Howard' imil lincry shop was formerly located A parking lot is to bo established on the site. Freo shampoo with $1.00 mnrcet or finger wavo In bobbed hair Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. H licit on Crou.ulgnotd' permanents, $7.50. Work gunrantoed. Bow man's Reauty Shoppc. I'hono 57. . ' 156 Dance till 2 o'clock, overy Saturday night. Gold Hill 8!Uf Aslilantl Air Clivus Three airplanes that have been presenting air olrcuses In northern Calif orn;a are due to arrivo In Ashland tho early part of next week to stage a short clrcuM there and take, up passengers. The planas are making a short tour of Oregon Get your picnic supplies Junches at llusona' What-Xot. 0th ana jvy. iw Dressmaking and remodeling nt the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Rldg. Mrs. Harry Andrews, Tel. HSI. tf Henator Miller at Grunge Meet Senator Miller of Grants Pass will b the inn tit speaker at the meeting of the Hams. Valley Grange tonight at ft o'clock. Special low flro Insurance rates on farm property. See C. L. (J off, 44 X. Riverside. Phone l llitf. lad Tree props at Rig Pines Lbr. Co. Tel. No. 1. lOStf Xew Golf Co u I'm The opening of the Llthln Springs golf garden at Ashland was an nounced today and Is locnted In the Llthln Springs guri.ge, and will be operated by Frank Davles of Port land and Frank Haines of Ash land, The walls 'of the building have been painted with trees, lakes, streams nnd mountains nnd no ef fort has been spared to make It one -of the most novel courses In Oregon. 1-et me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland RhU.. Phone !3. tf HusortV What-Xot, 6th and Ivy. Is open Sundays nnd evenings. 134 MKs XnrrU lAimc Miss Helen Xorris. who has hem vacationing In Hollywood and Lor Angeles, returned to Medford thiii morning on the Shasta. Dance Till 2 o'clock. Jackson 132 vtlWj Saturday night. KryMtitlglo kodak gloss supruine. Tit 1'ea.tley'a, nppovtte Holly the ater, if Mrs. PHur VMtiitK Valley Mrs. Mary Price eame down from Salem Sunday night ami will re main here und In Medford the rest of the Miinmrr and fall. She Will make her home at I West Jack son street, Medford. after making her nmny ( Vntiibl Vtnr.t friends a visit. Central Point American. For best fren slabs. ak driver or cnll Medford Fuel Co.. jvi. 3i. O Jackon- Dance Till 3 o'clock. vlllo Saturday nlKhtt CjiiestM from Wnhhliitflnii Slnto Mr. nnd Mrs, Thos. W. Owen of Port Anueles and K. V. Peterson of Seattle are a mom? the hotel kuuhIh In Medford from the state of Wash ington, For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. C3 P. 63tf Let uh haul awby your garbage and refuse, phone 512, City Sani tary Service. 37tf To Visit In Applegatr Miss M. J. Reynolds and Mrs. M. Hagemann of Fresno, Cal., arrived on the Shasta thin morning for an extended visit with Mrs. F. J. Rip pey near Applegate, If emit Itching, plcoting, pleat in-','. button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 257tf tf OrcgonluiiN nt Hotels L. C. Oram. L. C. Clyde. Dr. fJ. F. Ooldago. A. K. Rolandeo. D. Dale and Mr. rnd Mrs. Ray Rrown of Kugcne are among the Ore gonlans registered at Medford ho tels. Others Include R. A. Twins and son of The Dalles, Dr. Allen Imugh of Harris burg, Harrietto Raldwin of Xewberg, Georgia nu Rriggs of Hermiston, and tho fol lowing from Portland: P. C. Pat rick, II. V. Hoblen, J. R. Weed. A. A. Frentxol.'O. F. (ir.llluly, K. F. IMlu.Mo and A. A, Krueger. Orcen slabs, forixt wood, crfal; summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. C31. llfltf Phone 542. Wee'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 337tf Huge Rattlesnake Jiillet! Rurwetl O'Kelly of itoguo River killed a huge rattlesnake on the road between Rock Point nnd Rogue River on the north side of the river. The ana It e was a mon ster, being about tho largest seen In this part of tho country for some time. The snake only car ried seven rattles but had evidently lost some rattles prior to the time it met iU death for ,tho last rattle was nearly three-quarters of an Inch wide. Gold Hill Xewa. TurtlcH AVanted Roys, here Is a chance to earn some easy money Colvlg Drugs, the drug store next to the Rialto theater, will pay 50c apiece for twelve good sized snnn- pln.-r turtles. Must have them by the 7 1 h of Angus. Only 12 wip! cd, f got busy. Green slabs, tho better kind from Medford Fuel Co. Order early. Phone 631. 102tf Visiting In Portland Morrltt Probstfleld. Gilbert Frld- egar and Frank Crampton left yes terday for Portland, where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cramp lon of that city. Rlocks ?5.50 on night delivery only. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. - tf Special! Shelton and Rlnglettc crnqulnolcv wave. 57. "i0 romplet.. Call 454 or L'mma Cllno Shop. 13S Vlsltett C'lhnato City . ( Fred I'arsona of tho Lltlrcli Parts company was n business visitor In Grants Pass yestorday 1 . , Dance till 2 o'clock, every Sailurlay night. GOld IIIH 80lf, Troo pros: A lurye stock always on hand. Tel. (i'i'.K Medford Lum ber Co. , 7-Stf IIouhi Guest tit Uoseburg Mrs, Chnrles Gilbert of Medford Is being entertained here this week as the house guest of Airs. II. C. Wnddell. Roseburg Xews-Review. Tree props. All lengths, regular size. Chcup at Medford Lumber Co. 7StC Sundr.y dinner at tho Rlue Flow er Loduc, 75c. Phone reservations for parties to 341-R-3. 133 Mr. snd Mrs. F. R. Hagerty ire leaving Saturday morning for Santa Rosa, Cal., for n two weeks' auto mobile trip, visiting relatives. A brother and niece of Mrs. Hagerty will accompany them. Turtles AVanted Hoys, here is a chance to earn some easy money. Colvlg Drugs, the drug storo next to the liiulto theater, will pay 50c apLet'e. for twelve good sized snap- piivg turtles. Must have them by the 7 tli of August. Only 12 wnn- d, so set busy. 13S- Kaieaii Vlsllliut Shearers G. R. Rohannou of Harper, Kas-. is a guest of his cousin, 11. G. Shearer nnd wife for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jtohannon and Mr. Shearer .formerly lived in llolton. Kas. This Is. the first trip west tor Mr. Rohannou and ho Is very much Impressed with tho country- Of Mnronl Olsrn The local Lions club Is consider ing sponsoring the Mroni Olsen three-act play, "The Ship,1' writ ten by St. John O. Irvine,' which is to be presented n Medford on October 29. Janet Young, one of tho players and business mannger of the company, was In Medford yesterday. VIhR IjothI Friend Vinton Hall of l.skevlew, editor of the Oregon Dally Kmerald at the I'nlverslty of Oregon for 1930- 31, and Ted Sat her of Rend are In Medford visiting Mend. Verne Moon, wiles in ana err for the Pacific Power Light company at a huplnes visitor from Port land yesterday. ,i , V. uf O. ( b on CoiMt Radio Something different In the way of local radio programs Is pro. mUed by the I'ulversdty of Oregon "co-eds" who will be presented In the regular Tuesday broadcast of the California Oregon Power com pany on Aug. Mb. These versatile ling ladles have prepared a cle little comedy sketch full of humor nnd pep which promises to please nil who liven in on Copco hour from 0 to 10 p. m. Assisting the ro-ed group will be Mrs. Fiona Rray, well known reader and song- witter of this city, READY: FOR FALL; Repair work In nil of the pub lic school buildings has. been car ried out during tho vacation pe riod, K. H. Hedrick; city superin tendent of schools, stated yester day. Desk tops were varninhed and floors cleaned and oiled In all buildings. Rasenu-uts were sealed up and painted in the Lincoln and Jack son schools, and the roof of tho Lincoln wns also repaired. Until a new build can be construct ed, two rooms, which were fixed up In the basement of the Lincoln school will servo as classrooms, Mr. Hedrick said. The hoys' shower' room at the senior high school was repulred. coited with cement plaster, and watorproofed. The floor of the gymnasium was sanded, linoleum placed on tho floor in the ;sewing room, and "Mus'tapave" , was placed ia' the runway, and office. . OF MEAT A DAY How would you like to pay butcher bills or restaurant checks for an uppetilo that required 2Ti pounds of beef as a dally diet" Vet when you consider that the owner of tho appetite tips the scale at 735 pounds, It Is not surprising that such a menu should be re quired to maintain his strength. Leo. the proud possesor of this leonine appetite, will arrive in Med ford, Monday, August 4, to visit tho thousands of friends that he has In this city. When Leo arrives in his cara- van of motorized vehicles, each of which excels In magnificence mo-d circus wagons, he will, make a tour of he pr nc pal greets of this city which will terminate at the front of the Fox Crnterlan theater at 2:30 p. m. There Leo will per form, under, the direction of his trainer, Cnpt. Vplney Phlfer, who enters the cae with him, several of the antics that have, been re quired of him in hie motion pic ture career. . j Two small forest fires oiv the east side of Tatouc he mountain near Flounce Rock and four miles out from tho Crater Lake highway were discovered nt 10:50 o'clock this forenoon by the lookout on Raid mountain w-no phoned thc In formation here to the central dispatcher of tho Crater National forest. Inasmuch as tho fires wero on state fire-protected laud D wight Phlpps, district fire warden and six of his regular crew, left for the scene at once, picking up en route Mr. Ingram, one of the fire war dens stationed at MeCleod bridge. While thp fires, which are burning In good pine ami fir timber, were small when discovered they wero expected to be lyirnlng fiercely and spreading by the time Phlpps and his fire fighters reached them, as there is no road into the locality from the Crater Lake highway and they, had to pack In by foot t'ie four miles, along with their Miovcls, rakes, axes, etc. If word is received from them that the fires have grown large and will bo difficult to control, fire fighting reinforcements will lo dispatched at once along with pack horses bearing equipment. No fur ther word had been received up to early this afternoon. These are the first new fires to be reported for several doys past, either In Crater .National forest or on state protected land. Should tho fires spread Po the other side of the mountain they would havo reached Crater Na tional forest territory, and the forest headquarters would hurry out their ujvn fife fig litem to rein force thh others oh" duty under District Fire Warden Phlpps. ' IE1GJG. 13 Five petitions for transfer of properties into other s.hnol dis tricts were considered by the srhool dHtrlrt boundai y board ypstcrduy. One petition was ta bled for revision, but four were taken and date- of hearing set for 111 o'clock. AMgust t:t. at court bouse, not ires thereof to be posted for the period nf to days. The petitions deal with t'ltt View tract, request fr transfer from .Howard dtpiplct into Cen tral VvU district; Itiidieyo es tate, to transfer from t;id Hill district into Fvokuc river. 1 raiisfcr of la acres A. S V. Carpenter or chards from Jack?nm illo district into west side: transfer of 1 4 ncres from Central Vnint dUtrh t Into Kenwood district, property of T. Anfvth, LOCAL VISITOR TO EAT 25 POUNDS TWO NEW FOREST FIRES BREAK OUT AT FLOUNCE ROCK SCHOOL TRANSFER At Rialto Sunday Ralph GruvcH. one of the featured Players In ColuinbhVtf. ''Ladles of Incisure,! , which opens, at thu Fox ' . Rialto Thisiter1 tomorrow. EDITOR, CENTRAL POINT-THREATENS TO TAKE ACTION Two months after Helling tho Central Point American und the Jacksonville Post to Kills C. Gait, John K. Shelcy. former owner and editor, still retained possession of several contracts with udvertlsers, und also kept nearly all the re ceipts showing the dates to which subscribers were paid up, Kditor Gall publicly charges today. This is charged by the present editor, who has made insistent re quests several times a week in the last two months that Sheley turn over the contracts und the sub scription receipts. The former owner made excuses and promised to do it "when he got around to It," Gait says. Many subscribers, pleased with the paper as published by the new (editor, called at the office of the paper and offered to pay up their suiwcrjptions. Considerable loss of u.m niis reaiuUod from lho ln!imUty uf thc eililm. to nro(luce 1.,w,l1,1, ,,,.,,..,,,,,,, script Ions are paid up. This in ability has been caused by the fail tire of Sheley to relinquish the receipts, it is charged. The editor lias been unable to realize any. in come from some advertising, sup posedly under contract, which lias been appearing in the newspaper. On It further charges that one contract with a firm for $1 50 worth of advertising a your, men tioned at the lime the paper changed hands, bus proVen a myth, and that Sheley lias been unable to show that there is such a con tract. Thc present editor denies the Immediate possibility of legal action to obtain the contracts and suhseriplion receipts, but indicat ed that he fully Intended 'to secure them. The n e w management has found the advertisers of Central Point to be staunch back era of the paper, und has experienced little dil lieu It y In producing a paper that has won many friends and supporters. Central Point Ameri can. Diet-trie. Range Men Here. Messrs. Peterson and Weaver, northwest representatives of the Westlnghousc electric range were local business visitors yesterday nnd today. Mr. Peterson, who is "alr-mintlcd" and travels frequent ly by plane, made the trip from Seattle to Medford yesterday via the P. A. T. air service. l.lmo for all purposes at Mctl fuiM LumliiT I'u. 7St( It Hi" Statue ..ot Uliorty had lu-on lilaci-d nt IMilcat-'O. slip would have hart lioth hands up. New IhMinsu'ii'k Pilot. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I MOT'S SWAP Splendidly improv- , cd dairy ranch, now offered In j exchange for a good pear or- chard. Fluctuating values make; tills po.!ihle. Let's hear from ! some of vour1 orchardmen. See HOLM lS for HUM US, Nash Ho- j tel corner. 13S ; FOlt SA LI Wheat $!.. in ton lots. Hair Ave. Wheat and barley, cwt. bv sack or SS U. L. Hague, Ie i;(3 FOlt SALK Wild plums, I 'ic lb., j you pick them. piono OTi-J. 134 j WILL PAY H000 cash for Improv- j ed 5 acres with modern house, ' chwe In; freq soil. IUx 1-1, K Mall Tribune, 134 FO 11 ItKNT 4-room furnished house on paved street one block 1 from school. Call at "0l Wet Jackson or Phone JtnU-X. 133 FOU SA LK Fresh cow. tested, and calf, at Maxwell place on Spring St. 133 FK SALK New modern hnnif. 1 lart:e lot. (Mi good street. Must ; be sold this wck to highest bid der. Some terms. J; V. Iliad - i ley. 40s Itoart'man. 1.1 1 KOK iJAl.tt-MlntiHiinl rnnue, ."n: floor lump, 'li'. UlS-j. 131 ItKAI. KSTATK WASTKII It Is ahv.iys :l pli-.turt to help noople witli their real est.ite problems. (Thal'pi my business.) Let me he!t nu lth yourn. Semi de sefttion litld rlee. I'll K'"t the. buyer. lbr. Ilendilks j:t N". Central Ave. 1 S 4 3 K(U"MS. iirlv.lte entrance, and jsuraur. 9 l:u.-t Joekson. t:it! FOlt SA!.!-: Splendid now .'.-room him.M. iM'.nttiful Iv. rnl. and dn. n". with bd. wd. floois, nieeairy kt. and bf. noik. bas-Mnent and fnrnaee, fireplace. Prleed for quick Mle at t.onn. with small down p.ivniont. rllAl'NTKY FI.ORKV Phone 3 1 S. JJ3 Uast M.iln. GREENSPRING I. ROAD WORK WILL BEFINISHED SOON Within another month the road i building work 6n the Greenspring mountain highway will be complet ed, nccnrilli.z to Washburn and ;Hall, contractors, who yesterday i moved liO of their workmen to the I i Santfam highway, northwest of I Bend, where they r.avc been award- ' ed a large road construction con tract, ,. I It will take another month to finiHh the surfacing on the Green-) apring highway. Widened, straightened and had j grades eliminated aloug with 14 1 curves, the reconstruction work on ! tho GreenspriitR highway, when completed, will add a lot of speed to the mountain drive. All of the blasting, grading and heavy rock surfacing is completed. The work has been In progress for the last year. Without regard for either mountains or gulches, the road has been amazingly straight ened. Many temporary approaches, sometimes dusty and rough, but at no time dangerous, have been con structed whenever necessary to keep the road open during the con struction period. Wholo ' m nil Tit n fn striea -worn I blasted away,. and some amazingly deep nils were made to carry the new highway on as near as. pos sible a straight line. , ,, , . Further construction work on tho GreotiHprlng mountain road -,1b planned. A survey crew has been working ,Jor the last year laying' out the new route.T-Ashland Tid- ings. ' " GOL. JESSIE STARKS 10 SPEAK TJIGHT Colonel Jessie F, Starks will sneak Sa-turddv it S n. m. t tho Volunteers of America mission hall ' at 18 Kast Main street. Her sub ject will be "Two Vital Questions." Vocal duets by A. J. Ruchanan and Agatha Ruchanan. singing "The Golden City" and "Some Other Night," trumpet solo by Adjutant Ressio A. Clarke. Captain Kthel Walsh will conduct the services. Sunday school at 9:45 and Chris tian Companionship league at 7 p. m. . Colonel starks will preach Sun day at 8 p. m. Her theme .will be. "Thc Changed , Heart." Con gregational singing and testimonies at both services. The - public is invited to attend these meetings. Obituary WK1 DM AN Rudolph A. Weld man of Kugln Point, who passed away 'yesterday morning at the Community hospital, was horn in Clinch. Switzei'.and. .luue Vi, 1Sli:i. Mr. Weldman came to America in 18K7 and located in New Orleans, wbero he resided for nine month:, lie then came to Salem. Ore., later moving to Portland, where, he re sided for UU years hefore moving to KaRlo . Point In li)l5. , Mr. V'cidninn was affiliated with the. Hresuytorian church of Easlc Point nnd wns an active momher of the HaKlo Point graiiRO. Ha spent most of his .life, engaged in tho dairying husiness. lie leaves to mourn his death he- aides his wife, Edith Weidmnn, a sister. Klizahoth llufl, nnd brother, lean VVledman. of Zurich, Switzer land. Jncoh Weldman, also his lirother of Sc;o. Ore.; and the fol lowing children: Frieda W'lnter sloen (if ttnlom. -Otto Weiriytan of Selo, Kdwin Weldman of Chicago und Rudolph Wuidman of l'Jnglc Point. ConuiHe Pouring of concrete (tinder way for first. .story of new odd Fellows' bulldlnc. PHONE 4 Holmes 4 Insurance 4 Service Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.25 -"The rood Ia Better t Tbe Medford HARRY MARX PAINTING Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J -- Coming MONDAY "LEO" FalU0US 0t. HI. Lien, on World Tour FREE PERFORMANCE In Front of FOX CRATERIAN Theatre at 2:30 P. M. - . See him cat 25 lbs. of raw meat - Also on exhibition in front of Fox .Rialto at 3:00 P. M. Last Times TONITE ; NANCY CARROLL .in ' The DEVIL'S HOLIDAY ' ail lho tadvofScandd JJ.L. t r - RUTH LHAl BASIL RATHBONE. , .KALKn runon; TONITE ! " ' 1 : . ALL TALKING, ACTION KEN ; MAYNARD in "SONG of the CABALLERO" Coming TOMORROW "LADIES of ..., - f:LEISURE" Internationally Famous . . . - HOTEL Alexandria LOS ANGELES Distinction Comfort ' " Economy Locatcil In tlie very heart of tlio business tustrict MODERATE PRICES SiiiKle Doublo 75 rooms, runnlnc water, inivalo toilet S2 to $:l S:i to $ 5 3so rooms, each with inivalo lialh $:i to $4 $1 to $ 7 15 rooms, each with inivalo hath to js $7 to 510 Also Special Weekly and Monthly Hates A number oC large and beautiful 2, 3, 4 and 6 room suites, 510 to $.'o Fireproof I'ui-kinj.' nml Garage Facilities close by (liifiifio service to nml from our doors without extra charge Franco Italian Cafe Alexandria Drug Store Fountain Lunch Indian (frill ('al'etcrm Peacock Inn Coffee Shop Alexandria Hotel Company li. C. ICIM'l.KY, rilAIM.ES II. HAMILTON, President. Vice-President and Managing Director. One of the Hamilton chain of Hotels It Is Cool In San Francisco A Tower pf 4 Hospitality titn ft in. wuk. r m. i tbt mnt EL CORTEZ HOTKL fm hujnU mmr mm H Um. TTTIIS 15-itory hoitelry k more than a hotel . . . it! home to all who llva bmeith it hotpltable roof. JBeau tifully fumUhed tultea and tlngla room, each with com pletely electrified kitchenettea, multiple radio and every other conceivable convenience. JLocated fa the very center of San Francisco1! buay aodal and bulne whirl . . . close to the theattea, amart ahopa and great department Korea, JPaladal dining room and coffee hop, or if you wUh, pre pare your meal in your own convenient kitchenette. Dally hotel tervloi and garagt In connection. The El Cortez Hotel GEARY NEAR TAYLOR ITRKST SAN FRANCISCO aetmmat a. iamuil, om o v i m r r i u in iTi .. ': - STARTS- TOMORROW Continuous Shows 1:30 to 11 P, M. It's Scandalous t It's Fascinating . - M - M - vM . Ay I tltiorN "It costs no more to stop at tho distinctive Alexandria than at the average hotel" ! KEEEE& ftniiiiiini o w0 .1
