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Newspaper Page Text1 SfEDFORB M3TL TRTBTTNTB, MEBFOTII1, ftttEOOX. SATURDAY, rnrsT NO DEPRESSION IN N1EDF0RD SAYS WILLIAM' GATES "Buyers' week Is a Rood thing, for It serves to. make better re lationships; then If you have any kicks comins you know who to kick to," remarked V. A. Gates of the firm of Gates & Lydiartl, pener&l merchandise store operat ors in Medford. "Why, certainly, condition are good in Medfor-J. Depressions may be in other par's of the Pacific Northwest, but It certainly hasn't come to Medford. There in a bumper pear crop this year. There will be approximately &000 cars of fruit shipped out, and the value will probably be more than the $5,000,000 received for the fruit crop last year. "Now, while the buyers for the canneries aren't purchasing or con tracting now for the pear crop, the growers aren't bothered they are not discouraged in the least. Why? The main reason w because they spent a lot of money in rad'o advertising in the eat to exploit the Hose pear, a kinft which is grown commercially no place in the world except near Medford. The Bosc market in the east h-ts improved so much for the large, long pear is primarily for sale on fruit stand; that they are looking to the buyers of the east, who are making contracts now. "Yes, sir, things are good In Medford. The mills are running, and all is in fine condition in gen eral." The Oregonian. SALT CREEK FIRE UNDER CONTROL The Salt Creek fire, burning in brush north of Lake creek and east of ISrownsboro, and which started two days ago and was thought to have been placed under control yesterday forenoon, broke out again in the afternoon when a burning snag from a tree fell on the other side of the fire guard line, scattering spark h which renewed the blaze, which was again reported as under con trol this forenoon. Altogether during Us duration, from the time the fire started. It had burned over a territory of a&0 acres in extent. Up to early this afternoon no new fires were reported In Cra ter National forest or on state pro tected territory, and all old ones were reported as either entirely extinguished, or under control. GRASS FIRES KEEP FIRE BOYS BUSY Due to the cxcpkkIvo dryness where vacant lots, alloys, parking? mid otitlyinK rioid territory are un lrrlKatid, the members of the cly fire department nre onsnnt1y on the qui vive lately, ready to re spond to grass fire alarms, and this condition will continue until n heavy rain falls. Two more khish fires occurred today, the first one of which call ed the firemen to u liurninK stubble field on Kast Jackson street, which orlBinated from an unknown cause. This blaze was quickly placed tin dor control. Shortly afterwards the fire department was called to extinKulsh a crass fire in the rear of the lioy Scout headquarters on Kast Main street. Kirc Chief Roy Klliott said till that If such Brass fires continue in number he will ban all Brass tires until the dancer period is passed. At the present time It Is. permis sible to burn Krass around home premises if a permit Is obtained from the chief. J'VILLETiRATES PLAY C1UILLE The Jacksonville Pirates, thru their inanaBer. Louis I'uliI, nae Kone to considerable expense In lirlnclm; the Coctullle champion ship baseball team to Medford to-I morrow for a llK Rume at tho: fairgrounds. The I'lrates are ex pectins their hardest (tame of thel season and have been soing thru! steady practice for the past week.) preparinc for the battle. The team has strengthened its hat-; terles, etven strong support by, the remainder of the team. The Coquille nine has been an tra ted twice this season and Is recarded as champion of the en tire Coos Hay area. They nrc; romlnK confident of victory, but Manager Piihl expects they will, return to CnnilUlo a sadd-r, hilt, wiser group of players. ' (iiiod support Is expected from local fans because of the heavy j expense involved of brlngins the team here. Colli "f Thank". We wish tn thank our frlen.lnj for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement in1 the loss of our beloved husband and father; also for the beautlfti flowers. j Mrs. W. F. LonswiH. I Walter C. Ixingwill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. nftlwtein and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cheadle and Family. ! Mr. and .Mrs. Frank IamibwiN and Family. Ottlmlic Citu it'll. So. Oakdale and Tenth St, Mansea at 1 and 3 a. m. Kev. F. V. Black, Si, MarkV Kptseopat Corner OakdalK and Fifth St. S a. m. Holy communion, Wm. B. Hamilton, rector. I i re Methodist Cor. of 10th and S. Ivy Sunday school 10 a. m. , Preaching 11 a. m. V. P. meeting ? p. m. ICvungelistte service Ji p. m. Crowds are good. Spirit excel lent. A welcome la extended to ali, A, C. Archer, pastor. First Presbyterian Church Sunday school at 9:4' a. m. Preaching service at 11a. m. Kev. Leonard Chapin Brown will occupy the pulpit the remain ing Sundays in August, Sermon subject August 10, "The Wonderful Works of God," Union services at 8:00 p. m. at the Christian church. Ninth and Oakdale, Kev, Carmen K. Melt de livering the sermon. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Sis. Carmen K. Mell. minister. Office and pas tor's study in the church, phone l(i07. "Test our welcome.' Morning worship and commun ion 10:55. Sermon by the pastor. Subject,. "The Lord's, Domain," Special musle. Union evening service In this church at 8 o'clock. Mr. Metl will preach on, "Seeing the Likeness of God." Bible school assembly :45. Christian- Endeavor 7 o'clock. First- Methmlhd Church Alexander G. Bennett, pastor. Sunday morning worship, 11 o'clock, with sermon by the pastor, "I'ioneers of the Sky." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Kpworth League young people's meeting, in the chapel, at 6:45 p. m. Mildred Walker, leader. Evening worship, 8 o'clock, union meeting in the Christian eh men. Mid-week meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. m,, in the church parlor, led by the pastor, considering "Great Sayings of Jesus." People are more than welcome to these services. Muin Hi, MeihtHlIst Church, South N. IX Wood, pastor. Dr. Frank Koberts, Sunday school superintendent; H a d I e y Archer, president Ip worth league. It:4 5 a. m, Sunday school. We are organizing a teacher training class. All who are Interested tn Sunday school work are welcome to join this class. It a. m, Sermon by the pastor. Special music, Mrs, Uubier. 7 p. m, Kpworth League devo tional, H p. tn. Song, praise sermunun evangelistic service. Volunteers of America, Cnpt. Ethel Walsh will speak Sunday at S p.m. at tho Volun teers of America Mission, 1ZB 13. Main street on the theme, "The Message of the Flowers." Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.. Christian praise service at 3 p.m. and Christian Companionship league at 6:45 p.m. Cnpt. Walsh will speak Saturday at 8 p.m. on "The lleginnlng." The public it cordially Invited to attend these meetings. Church of the Naiarene North Central ut Jackson. Rev. John T. LaKose, pastor. Services for next -Sunday: Run day school, 9:45; lmyning wosliip, 11; Young people's society, 7 p. m.; class meeting, 7; evening service 8. The high mark of attendance at the Sunday school for this summer was reached last Sunday with 25 present. I.et everyone he on time next Sunday morning. There will be dedication and hapt'sm of chil dren at the morning service. The official hoard will have a very important announcement to make also at the morning service. Kvory memher should be present to hear It. The evening services con tinue to grow in interest and' spirit. The pastor will speak at both serv ices next Sunday on themes In keeping with tho day. International Bible .Student, The International LSibio Stu dents association will broadcast a Watch Tower Itiblo program over KM Kh Sunday evening from "::! to H o'clock. The subject of the lecture to he given by T. W. IIIII of Ashland is ' World Wide I'eace When?" .Mbs Oenevieve Itrown will play a piano solo, Fifth Nocturne," by Leyhaoh, Mrs. John llubler .will sing, "The Heart That Was itroken for Me." with Lewis Packer at the piano. The International liible Students meeet every Sunday morning at 10:30 and every Wednesday after noon at 2;.1ft at the home of Mrs. W. W. Halley at 102 Mistletoe street. All who are interested In Wat h Tower Bible Study nre wel come. I'll-I Church of CtirM. SHrntM. Authorized branch of the Mother church, Tho First Church of Christ. Scientist. In ltoton, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at It o'clock, church edifice. 212 North Oiikdalc. subject for Sim day. AUK. 1: "Spirit." Sunday school at 9:43. Appli cants coder the age of 20 may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, in cluding testimonies of Christian Science healing, at 8 o'rlor. The reading room, which is in th' Medford Hitting. Is open dally from II to 4. except Sundays and holidays. The Hlbie npd alt authorized Christian Science liter ature may he read, borrowed or purchased. The p4'!ic is cordially invited to attend the services and visit; the reading room. j Almost 5 per cnt of Wionm farmers own their farm. WINNERS MIXED - MIDGET TOURNEY ARE ANNOUNCED j Tiie two ball mixed foursome tournament underway at the Med- ford imUeet mtt course is ap- proaehinR the semi-finals In the first and second flights, ami In- eluded victories for two more teams last night. The tournament has attracted quite a represema - tion of Siedferd's polf fans. Matches to be played tonight will be between Dr. D. V, Stone ! and Mrs. V. Tollefeon vs. H. Fox ami Wanda Walsae: Mr. and Mm. I. Larter vs. Mr. ami Mrs. Mae Donald; Mr. and Mrs, it. Bowman vs. Mr. and Mrw, Frank Perl; Mr, St ra 1 1 on a nd i-y da Kin? vs, M r. and Mrs. C. W, Clay; Mr. and Mrs, T. J Fuson vs. Mr, and M rs. Beck man. Last night Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clay defeated Mr. and Mrs. A, Idling, one ap, and Mr. and Mrs. Long defeated A. U. Toilefson and Mrs. D. W. Stone, one up. Previous victories are listed as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Iarter de feated Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, two up; Mr. hnd Mrs. T. J. Fuson de feated C. Simmons and Miss I. Simmons, two up; Lyda King and Mr. Stratton defeated Sue Matta cheek and Gus KrueKer, two tip; Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Clay defeated Carl Sioop and Ina Goldsmith, four up; Ji. M. Wilson and Ida Wilson defeated Mr. and Mrs. R. R. shreve, three up; Wanda Watncfc and H. Kos defeated Mr. and Mrs. Dick Newman, one up on the IWtli: Mr. and Mrs. A. Totlefson defeated R, JI. Wilson and Mary Wilson, two up; Mr. and Mrs. 1U A. Tollcfson defeated Mr. and Mrs, Sam Col tun em up; Mr. and Mrs. A. IIhrcr defeated K. M. Wilson and Ida Wilson, four up. Y est erday 's low score for men was taken by W. Turnquist with 4$ and low for ladies was taken by Suzette Stennett with 43, KAOL.K POINT, Ore., Aug. 9 (Spl.l Miss Kathleen banders at Wallowa, Ore., spent last week vis itlug with her nmie ami aunt, Mr, and Mrs. li. C. Landers, of Ksgie Point. Kathleen had to be left he nind when her parents returned to their home in Wailowa as she was tinder the care of a doctor for in juries received when the car In which they were riding turned over between Bend and Ashland. She says she is quite well now. Mrs. William Helms is away at the present time visiting with her mother, Mrs. Filiner, at Ashland, Mr. and Mm. George R. MeCiel Innd were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beddingfield at Sams Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carlton and family of Prosiiect were all-day vis itors Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carlton k parents, Mr, and Mrs. Johnny Sillier, at ICagle Point. Mrs. Harris and Miss Cora Cran dall have purchased tiie hungalow belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny .Miller. The ladies are sisters and will make their homo in Kagie Point. Mrs, Grant Shaw returned to her home !n Portland Thursday after spending a month vacationing ut tho home of her mother, Mrs. Hew lett, of the Swnnyside hotel. Corporal James K. Muutdfng of the marines spent pari of Itis fur lough with itis brother, Taylor Mituiding, of Medford and visiting with friends, Mr, and Mrs, H. C. Landers, at Eagle Point. Corporal Mauiding and Mr, lenders were school chums. Ho returned recent ly from China, where he was sta tioned, and is now stationed a; Pa get Sound, Washington, tie says he was planning to re-enlist after his discharge in January until he visited our valley and likes It so well he is coming hack. Mr, and biv. Harvey Stanley ami son, lAirrell; Mrs. Rader, Mr. and Mrs, Luther Uay, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and family went to Diamond Lake Saturday and camp ed all night. John Rader, one of our our lead ing stockmen, returned Saturday from Dead Indian, where he had been looking after his cattle. He says they are in very good shape, Mr. and Mrs, Pete Betx are stlii at Dead Indian, where they have been camping for five weeks, ami intend to stay another month for Mis. Retz's health. Mrs. Hctst Is much Improved since resting In that cool climate, Mr. and Mrs. II. .W. Ward enter tained Wednesday afternoon in htJtt or of their daughter, Kttld, who celebrated her birthday anniversa ry. Delirious refresh men ts of Ice cream and cake were served, in vited school chums were: Beth Cingcade, Kieariora Wall. John Johnson, Bonnie Jean, Vesta and Irene Stowell, May Harnlsh, Verona snd Veima Davis, Frances Barnes Bernice and Kdiih Huson, Kisie Helms. Kathkn Vestal, Helen Kent, Beverly Force, Vivian Moo man, Kvelyn Jae, Dorothy Vestal, Barbara Smith, Hlien Wall and F.nld Ward. Indies assisting Mrs. Ward In serving were Mrs. Tom Vestal, Mrs. Paul Force, and MIsr WHda Danielle, The afternoon was spent In playing games abd all re port a lovely time, W. C, Chappeli and K. K. Wall Ifft one day this week for Gold Beach, where they are interested in mining, Mrs. John Rader and Mrs. Ina Stanley went to Hancheree Wed nesday to attend to business. Mrs Tungate, who has been 111 for some time at the home of hi? sister, Mrs, Ayres, was removed to her home at Butte Fails Wed nesday. Her daughter. Mrs. Kitt son, will return Saturday to her home in Portland. Charley Humphrey and Sam Coy are busy hauling empty fruit boxs to the various orchards around EAGLE POINT Kagle Point, where the? expect t& commence picking Bartlotts soon. Mr. ami Mrs. John tireb, Mrs. Myrtle Smith nl son. Alvin. spent! three days last seek at t niott Creek. They report the weather very cool. C. T. ItoaUannel, Mrs. Myrtle Von tier Helteit' ttd Mr. and Mrs, Percy Haley motored to Crater . Lake Sunday, j Mrs. lioy Astipole. Mrs. John I Ruder and Mrs. Harvey Stanley I went to Medford on business last j Thursday. i Funeral services were held at . o'ebjelf Jimii:r siflm-itoon imts thai fCotjf;er Funeral Parlors with com-j ; mttment at Central Point cemetery j i tor Kudulph A. Wetdman, who died l at the Community hospital at Stett-t j tord, Friday, August i. He was! ; boru in Zprk-h, Switzerland, ami had lived in Kagle roint 14 years and was a member of the Kagie Volnt Grange. Fall bearers were L R. KHae. II. W. Ward, Kick Young, S. H. I tarnish, Charley Humphrey and Btit Hoiman. At a special meeting of the board of directors of School District He. 1 Wednesday evening it was decid ed to opea school Monday, Septem ber 1. There will lie some paint ing done and the reaovatlng to have the building cleaned and ready or the opening. 1. C. Dawson of Trail is busy hauling wood to the school house for the winter's use, Mrs. Hoy Stanley and son, Ber tram!, were pleasant callers at the home of Kdith Weidman and son, Rudy, Thursday evening. A miscellaneous shower was heid Thursday afternoon fur Mrs. bois Adamson at her home in Kagle Point. The afternoon was spent in pleasant conversation, followed by refreshments. Those present were Mrs. Floyd Pesrce, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Van Scoy, Mrs. Jewell Hurst, Mrs. Coy, Mrs, Ward Mrs, ChH dreth, Mrs. Force, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. HUterUng, Mrs. Kilswortii Stowell, Mrs. Kick Young, Mrs. Hoy Smith, Mrs. Millard Robertson, Mrs. Ray Hartilsh, Mrs. Cams, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs, Swasey, Iuctlie Hurst,. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Adamson, The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church ts giving its annual Ice cream social Haturd'y even t on the oid cou rt house lawn. Home-made ice cream and cakes will he served. A targe crowd is jlesirfd. The Home Keonomies club of the Jacksonville Grange met with Mr, Krnest Iangely Wednesday after noon. Tho afternoon was spent to sewinp, in preparation for a bazaar to be held in the fall, after which luncheon was served. I M Itts Hetty Brown from Kings! highway is spending this week with her aunt, Mrs. Pster Kick. Mr. and Mrs, itert Noblit of Medford were Sunday evenins vis itors at the Crester Tursetl home. The Misses Oracle and Frances Vakt$4kf, with friends, enjoyed a motor trip to Bugene Sunday, Mrs. D. H. Jackson of Ashland and her daughter, Mrs. C. Koyie of Pasadena, fislteii Misg McCulIy Monday, Oeorne Maxwell ts in from the mine for a short viit at bis home. Mrs. Cora Crump of little Apple gate wa in our elty one day this week. Mrs. Frank Saolsbury and son, John M., bft Wednesday for Hain ler. Ore., for & ten ddys visit with her aunt, Mrs, J. Morgay, Knut HoKkins was in from their mine at Houaw lke and spent a couple of days in Jacksonville this week. M r. and M K. C. Kerr and ditujrhter ertrude of Oakland, Cal. spent Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Kthel Ofeon. M r, a nd M rs, , oe M a r k m at CorvaHiH were calling on friends here Thursday, They left for ilietr home Friday via Crescent City, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor of Big Ap- plegate accompanied" them on theif return for a short vieit. Mrs. James Crtntralt visited her son, Harold lifldreth and wife at tetter lake Sunday, . Mr. and Mrs, 0. I. Maxwell were all-day visitors in Medford Thurs day, Mrs. Kenneth Merrifleld snd non Bruce were calling in Jacksonville Wednesday evening. Miss Violet Ohwm la spending a few weeks with Mrs, Archie Suth erland in Medford, Mrs. I. Coke from east of town spent the day Monday at the D, O. Forbes home. The many friend of Mrs. T, C Xorri were very saddened to hear of her having passed on Thursday morning at her home here In Jack sonville. i. O. Sanden, who Is having a vacat Ion from his work as ely mall carrier of Medford, and hwt son f'reston are spending a few days at Phoenix, Mrs. Kdna Pomroy of AHums,' Cal., arrived here Thursday night, having been called here hy the death of her mother, Mrs, T, C, Xorris, Cort White ispent Monday even-i Ina at the B. H White home. Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Wilkinsfn of; Oakland, Cal., were visitors qf M ; Kthei Olson KHday. t. V u L Mr Mr. .inm u,w.hn chl!drm of Portland are visiting oid friends here snd Mrs, ' MMa hn parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bolton, at Ahind. Mr. m! Mrs, t leu hen Hixhy r1 turm.d home ihin wek fefi'rr vM USn in the mid-w;t taftji the. Ist fmr month. Mm. Paui Han ford, wh'o ha heen viltinK Pt few days with hr , ..,...-- i JACKSONVILLE nexoia way of rvrtiand na sUarium. attie. t Mr, and Mr. K, f, Appisate of Palo AMo, Cai,( who are vitin at th Chltwood home, Mr. Chitwood and Kvelyn Applesrate are camping on Thompnon creek. The report of the local Jshrary for th month of Jwly i an follow;: HfHk ioanf-d, fiov; nw readpre, :! fin", 3t cent; day open, 7. Mr. IDAGGIEI by HI airy Dahlberfy A Htt rt, ax tifirrufurrr ts rr tvt It'i'iirr Start? &t g&uthfut nitre of a Tfjram nmrftcr. nmi fulls tn ime litfft kiHi, fl&teattl already ts tnhnpfitttt m&frtett ssd cvtttutt rr ttrn htifftft arfetrjt. A few m'Dtttia I.ter if&ffger w hearts ir"kcn fkH hr is rfp&rtfd mi t'i-j atttt pr&fmtftjf tiead vn th Wt(rttt Front in Fruai-a. trftu's nt tmQ on auHi m Sun 4fono mrr ta Captain J&kn Vaaeertnii, a nit f:tts m tme u-ith hrr, tie i t,ii-i'-K g m .!(. bfn k i ai- nifi t h r nre fnnf-nrd. Da kt ' fHiie, uau htis hr&ntfht krr up fta rtmrft, titz tikes Vsisftriaji. Tht t;jf,ifi j, a heury tlrtnirr. bitt U"ftr thet reavs ew York, tiH ftrsttft'x hums hts m&thct is wit gttitpftrutmv af itfutger, but hs fniktr ami sitter Hiiij tike het at &me Witt ferine ts it&muirti m tuiHt r, tout fiHug?rt tnr fruttt htr Chapter 16 AN OLD FRIEND REAPPEARS? MK. VAXKKICIXU. as a "citizen of dastiasaishs wealthy ited ances try, was frequently called upoa by the Government to assist iu eater taming visiting notables of tmf Al lied Xatious. And one mora lag at oteafctast, which Dagger habitually shared with htm tor the sake of the com pamoiiship they notfe enjoj-ed. be reminded her that s British Mis iioa Kould be giveit a reception by tier mother-in-tavsr that afternoon "Who are fftey? The Milton arits. I meau," asked Dagger ianghfus at her ots quip. "I'm blessed If i ess remember them. Tbere'a a Lord Somebody at the itead. They've jast returned from Ai'seutlna," Mrs. Vaneerisg wouid hava a tlt details. Dagger ifew, hut she didn't Sappca ta encounter her mtjiher nt iaw during the day. and e eame down ta the drawing-room that aftertniou itt ignorance of the jU?sts tdciiiiiy, Hhe was, of &m?& on the re ectvtng line, with Mrs. Vaneertng. Kitty and several older matrons. Bat she knew from her brief ex perience with this sort of thing that the aflfafr would be duH, sta pid ami uu Interesting, and didn't Interrupt a ehai with Kitty to tarn lir head" when James announced with a rotund satisfaction:. "i-Atrd Wen buffer "Coionei the Hosorahle IH?rey Barlow! Major Symmes! Sir Blaise Forsyth!" "What a kick James sets out o announcing a real lord," whispered Kitty. 'Hbi you hear him?" 'Yes assented Dagger. "And I suppose the iord will be fat and She glancesi toward the tUmr, snd her taw dropped; "Why, Dick! For there, comftig through the duor, was Dlels Weiiltm. Her Dies! impulsiveiy, ami witbout thinking what she did, she rushed our of the tine, and threw herself upon his chest, yu old darling," she cried. "To think tit yon tteing here! "Basher," he esclaimed, as sttr priori at she was "What are you rfoin this far from Tesas?" "I don't iive in Texas any more," she dimpled- Tm nmrried, "Married;" ills amazement irove Iter into i gale t laughter Hmce when? My Und, Dagser, I've tce-u immwhm tmvU and forth Bcrtm the Seven Bess, tmt back from the ArgetUtne " "Oh. jm re one of the Mission t& in'erniplcd. Ho Hoddcif, sHMi the lovable gris !ie knew so well, and his one arm tightened aroHttd her; but before my more tmid he said Kitty was seshie them, chuckling, "Alexandra flarilog, I know lts noe to see an old friend; but do ioti ft now you're noidts$ up the hole itreption? Mother's furious. A en d sciences rieken expressiss fnwopf In Dagger's eyes, but Dick wouldn't let her go. You ttiusi intradnce me, dear, ns mi I. fts like old times to Rod vou. Make me feel at home, "Tes, and J nines missed your name," she cried. thit thst dotsnt nsafter Which ts isrd iVettlocfe?1 "He s me," explained Dick. LoU tt hinga nave happened Dagger, We'll have to talk about em later. Sow, I suvpect yott have a job to do. And by the way, who are "Mrs. John Vtttieertttg, my lord fiauiihter-in-iar, of your hoste?& H rouil come with sss And he led l'ek to the Hue, where 5lrs. Vaneering ?sofi perplexed and werlng u certain whether the scos provided social capital or the reverse. "I'm so sorry Efagger said In her most contrite maner, "This is Lord Wen lock only t didn't know he was Lord Wen lock until fust bow. I thought he wm Oicfe Welling, who lived with Duels Jim until a year ago. . But somehow, or other he's gotten to be Welt what h Is. She smiled at her mother-in-law. sr - ?Irlbtt. Mlirarian. f !N Boy Heout eamp at Iike o theiy Woofifi. 1 Mm. UufUft fttRRinKtn and mf Tommy left Wednesday lo flfwnd ! f"& wppk at HisSpntsr Hiring. M' Haroid fteerf of Klamath Km lis csmoiinW them i! Ct W, Craig, lmta1 shoe cohhler, ; returned Tuesday after upendlns a two wepk vacation with his rhil-' dren in Klamath esunty. a psispm ai4rne icogue Juver ani- M, John Nrhf, who h-n Siting relative at t'orvaiiiji, re turned home thJ wfk, J Maxsma fnjnrttt MIm nernlce Wrtffht, who ha fORTUASlK re , Aug. 9 tJPi heen sltinir st Amy Plare. ift i Krfar K. otirwitt injured on Wediteaday to pend a if day at 1 Mount Hhuk3an ywiterday ts a, Fih take, prominent Portland mfiie!sn and Mrs, It, n, ffurltHrt from Mtf i rgsnbd at the First fkrmlyrUiit Appieate is now awistin at Amy Keharrh hre. H t wll known Plae, throughout th west "Please forgive me, It feu't e?erj day you meet the matt who made bimself your substitute father, is itr "Iteaiiy, Aleanitrai had bo idea. Lord Wentocfc " Xor 1," Dick interruptsd gently. "This war has tors so ataoy of us free from our roots, t-p to a year back Dagger was the same as a daughter to me, t worked for her ancle, y know faney I might claim to have known her from babyhood.' A wicked twinkle eame in bis eyes. "Yes, ma'am, 1 can recaii a time uncle and I matched to see wMeh of us should spank her, Mrs. Vaueer tag's Hps tightened. Mosi tnteresittti?, she mur mured in the strangled tones which Bagger had learned Indicated an effort to reslrain her centner. "Ah an extraordinary coincidence. Bui ah perhaps we otay offer you a eap of tea, lrd Wealoek? Aad our guests they are Isofeiag forward to meeting you." For Dagger the rest of the recep iMMt was a dream. Sbe saw nothing of Dick to be sare; bat the otbei guests swarmed aronnd her. begging for information about Mm, How had he lost his arm? Ob he'd feces the famous polo player! And bow bad sits happened to meet him? A horse trainer! How odd! But these gngiishmeij of the oobiiit were capable of anything eccentric ileaii time, Dick, siting up Mrs Vaiteerittg, bad wasted no opporfu ulttes ta pour into her ears the worth of Dagger and the eminence of the Marley Basse, He receuHte4 the square miles they owned, -and bad owned; the parts they had piayed In the wars of the Lotte Star KepuEtlle: their ex ploits in the Civil War; Ush? Jim's earner with tho six-gas this last topic he developed quite maliciously when ha discovered how It per turned her. Later, Mr. Vaneering came iat and pleased Dick by his evident affection for his dauehter-in-iaw Except for tits "Old Dragon m its mentally christened Mrs. Vaneerfng, Dick wm satisfied with tier new family's attitude toward Daggers and he continued unremittingly his inten tlos to convince that fndy that tn the eyes of the Earl of Wentoek whs was, likewise, 1scouot Well ittg and Baroa Stively. in the Peer age of Saglaad Dagger was about the grandest person In the world. 'She and her husband must vfaft ma at Wenlwk ha deeiared, "Just as soon as the war is over. Well do a bit ot hunting play polo, too Ever see Dagger Py polo, Mrs Vaneering? She'd rats a four goas handicap on any list- I had the makin of." Mrs. Vsacoriug wrijhed at everj mentlsit of the ttamo Dagger, but she eottfdnt help being impressed by hi iaierest In her daughterdh-isw. Not cswid she very well objeet when he said on taking his Eeave: "A delightful afternoon. No thanks, I can't come back for tSin ner. Matter of met i m tsktitg Dagger down to the HHz for a long talk. Want to gel her to myself for a while, Outside Dick dismissed bis own eptoursge. "Go oft and play, ysu ehsps. I'M he busy. And Is tho ehief of the poiiee escort charged with bis shepherding: Just forget about me, sergeant. Cm going to im ntjofRHaS No thanks, VU eaten a plain taxi Come on, liagger, At the Kits they dined comfort ably In Dick's suite, talking leisure ly of all that had happened. Dag ger described bow aha had met Jses and learned to fiv snd bow love had corns to her a second time. And Dirk had bis own story it. tell bow his cousin bad died with Is a mouth of each other, the fathei bfokesdiea rted ser the loss el three sons, and ha bad been sum moned to assume the titia and take over the esiatea Net that there's mueb in the land in England nowadays be amended "What with tneosio taxes aad deal I, duties. I'm fair rooked, "I'll bad yon a rfefe American girl, Dick," gibed Dagger- Ha flushed, twisting the stem e! his wine-glass. What s "e yea so modest sboat? sl-a demanded, lo regit ted her askance. MH" t toid yoii ail my story yet. V you rememeer that time you west off your chump, eh?" "Yosj mesa IIowsrdF "Yes. And I toid you about a girl who'd Jilted me after 1 toos titat tsssT He jerked the stamp of bis lost arm. "Well, that girl a Emily Howard. men m lomwfsw'i cSsat-, Ad . W. r;dward anrf lsfer, Mrs. Mm, Virafi BeJshw and thre rhildwi from ME. Vernon. Or.. vliMn at Ihe Chas. Apph-gate hnte. Amonjc the vttimn at the Jsrk- iJ5 county mwsem thbt wp k wrei T. It, llrossrnieet f 'oquliie. " " . , " " . , , Jak Hpffrd ani Kttryd Itrixfot, f Kugpw?, fre.; fswrejsre itodxhens. Jester Hpr.ftKm, Kssr, snd ff. It, fhtnrsn, AniEeies, FIREBUG ADMITS 4 AMIS ERE ILL DESTROYED Cf i!VAf-f JS, i Jm, A ng. ? , The district attorney's tJfi-r has aitmmitt'U that Hmly U. Xr tn 5f 1 wist h,n nv(ait in a scgisrd atctnnt his fmrt in lh Purntn tf tttt tuttth&i tutt-r mtlis at I Wilt im muht of AMgust t. Norths, with J. SUrrkb, ntanar the unl. ami 31, . Srhusfr, wjahNKtn was arrrUNt ysEsrday ttu a rharst t-larittsf bp knew h and wb-r the fn? was la In ssst bat did m it dMu, itis i&ihl M-r- rU'h nhiijHt and vantrrmt lit tlu drecfmriioR .f 1 1;1 mitt bat was in irtlansl ,tt ih time, iy a pre arra plan. Firtsr fir star(pl in at- ienupts Ut tltstry th mill, Nr Utn'm KtnUmwnt td. The ftr.t aas stariftl June 1, tw oihrrs were June t, an4 the final Kmtn sabt Merricfc npprttarh 4 him arly In (he summer and ingest?! tivtnyfng: tbe plant, tin but tfuhk rtsMne trf rebbvnts m th distrU't avci ths miU Cnm On the nteltt tf Aiwwct 1, Xr- Um ieiM, Merrb'k pr? him the Ny ihf oil hoswt and tnrki of wert'- srattere! thrwngbtutt the mill. The liame wp t and fire MUbkly spread thashoftt she baibiinfi. Xrin ulrt he bip rd" fight the fir?. TSm mill t-nrrirA In m- sraarp, $39,000 ? wbjth was ts tb plant ami riHliMiwiit. am! Iie.fta In tunitjer in tbe yards. Opening Tonight Remodeled Store Office Supply Co, Vottr Offiee Ifaqr at the itt- fbe Statbntry anrf Supply h-aU-flfiartera JIS-lls Wmt Main street wEPi gr?pt oltf sml mw frietttis tanteht at T a"eloekt officially Aliening their arttetteaEiy re-mmt-store, Klowem wtfl be given to iiuiy visiton white men will reeeive etara or cigarette, Tito floor iice kmm len dou blst hy the atMilten the rtKm, formerly occupied by l- J, Hu lrs ta I lor, ft ts nuw one o the niosi aStrarlivo ansl tsest ar ranged store In MtHif&nU and vteUtors tontbt will see further trf that lorai firot are r tm'lly eafiabte Ut fttrttirft the en tire equipment tar my stre. Iltt for the Interior titferfstive HfMmns were nmtta hy Knm Colt on ajsd iloy H, Shreve the rtrle i&m, t'ofisMerahle nw eiaiifentt fnelttftfn floor eases nnI office desks fia le'n titiiSatted lh;tt everything in the f iort? Is bow effe-'tiveiy chHttlayed. A greet i ir ea rsl ease with tin overhead IlKhfing system i jast una of the op-to-dts fixtures, of whieb VMr Office isy i firoad, A fnll Hoe sf ffire des'ks and rhaira are diitaed. 10 ORATOR FLAYS CHI STORES A scathing stlrk on ehalu ii&Tpm and their eprathma was made last night by Msmiaville KNwm well ktiown speaker rep ressntifJs the Modern Wtnnte Men ef America, over KMHth and was given la three s'jmte meelea ver the (Sin, A mlwr f html haslnemi h&ttm pteeed m dtoa In front of their estahmdi bw attracting IMenara most of the evening Mr Flowera tU Bt hesftstte tu menthm name r ttmU& aceo nl ions. His utieh ws m ule in eonneethm with plans mler way ts ornc Mrdfurd indejen dent merehttnts lnv a permanent organisation that woBt he a bnt&rh of the Uv?& Minate Men of AmerliM with headquar ter t BhreveiMsrt Jack Oakie Coming in Craterian Hit Ksw they eal! hint The KrB Hsrat'dw," hut Jwfc tfetkie's fun tietctnita to the natton. The w-rr-ki:sst grin magnet l the RfttfuB'a istpitt emsef nd at the Kos 'rater la n t hetttr a rt i ts tomorrow for three dwyst he t st hin i&'xl in a eomedy m;sde to ordr'r for hi brert of tiht henrted lantrh-makht A the htt ef Hyrwease mart a Uvk. tMkir rhin h i way new jjlory. Knahid to icratify a Itfe-IoRR a nihil ton see what the other td of the h'm pond' hs tike, tMkte hoards She hmt oniy to find himself mhtaker for famed engineer retried to he tmvsdinK Inrosnito, Frm then &n ihe fun mount in ntftht re- end. Me meets gtri tn li- trmsm saves her frotre two shm- j iBg'wsR'aiit, acHdaafIr (rtttmlilrj on s Koioisoti for m Mm enssineer-j in problem, and Umm Pim with a wife and a fortune. Stallard U HsSecd SAI.BM. Ore.. Ak. (m H. mallard of lortlitd. Independ ent candidate tor Ifnfted States nenstsr, was released fmm the city Jail here yesterday after serving a 12-day sentence for attempting to speak mi the afreet ta violation of a rit? ordtnanee. BtsSlard aaya fee wiH sfN3k next SHttdtt tha pro hibitory ordltMHce Rftt KptrfviitR an that day. Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.25 "Eht Food la Mter i The Medford JOHN H, LOCK Painting Decorating F1b tnterlsr Werk a Speeiaity Phone lia Women's Hose $1.00 pair Silk from top to wiik French Sal A Vacation on Land and Water vnut r. 7 i hnff fo Victors. hite therei fill William D; Roberts Jackson Strssi Stor mt fha Mail Tribuna sffisa rf FREE TICKETS TO A TAtKINS WCTURE PROGRAM AT THE Aa a Bubcribef fiscst of Hw MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE, if fS'J f BtfcerSbf ta thm Miti Tribunt &ur nmmt may appeur ' : t tsmo rof Only utcriiMfftMBB iN Ms si Mt offer, ali tvhKTiinr Jey meg thow mm UEST Of THIS PAPER, NOW PLAVIM8 i 'The Big Fight 2 HT - LiD 1