PAGE TWO
( I'
iocal and
....Personal
Ii4i4 iaii riiie. (months aj:o. Mr. Strance. t ollou-,
Otiesti (ram d;ant eit.e rKi--'-' ing the accident near her-, was ad--
teieVr'afWK! hotels Include Mr.' milted to the Hoei)urs Oeneralj
:.nd Mr.. Cha.4. f. MonrilMd. O. ho,rlll. here h u In charse !
FrjinHeiftefn of eh -nso. 111.. Mr.'o Dr. U. Jl. ftmn for three ;
and, r. rim '.' Bllart of Wallace, months before leaving for her honw-;
Ida., and Hnr:rn
Seott of Cincinnati,
ine.ma
Oliio
Condition 1- Innumr
State Traffic Capuln
cm. ku f fe: from
P. Tal
breakdown, icporud
j-pmewhat :mr-"-cd ich1.iv.
'recn ill for the p.L?; vreei..
Me ha
MU Crrsry In Ciiy
MI-k Clady (.r-n-'-rx of An
eies. who a .i student a the lni-ver-dt
of Oregon, Arrive! by tra:n
this morning from Eueer.e to spend
several day h-rv w.th friend-. h(
Ls a member of Alph.i Xi Ielt.'
sorority at the university.
The ladV-s w.U srve chirken
dinner, February I'hofnix Pre-.
by-
trinn church, i:30.' Price 50p.
Come
332
Vi.llln- Me.lfor.1 Uelatlvr !
i.mn; Jiraiwu uriatmi.
Iliclne cnr.inle-ed kin enl s'meni'
In !h I-nired State, Marine corns :
a" few' dav ao. llusene Hoden- n. (' I- I.oeh. K. F. Jordon. I.
hammer. former local ree-iie.nl. ; IS. Powell. C. P. Hoerner. A. J.
in' iledford "for a few day.j vis-! Kedmon. J. J. Waldo. Mrs. A. Oul
ititi!: relatives. He pent S: months lams. Mr. and Mr.-. K. M. Morton,
of his enlistment in rhina. '' A- Delonn. F. A. Iluruy. C. P.
i Marshall, VI. C. I'.ushonc. Paul Alex
Vndrrwill fieratons ! Newman. I.otiis p. Itarrett and C.
James Anton and A. ilou-man.'s. Powers.
who recently underwent major op-;
eratlons al the Sacred Heart hos-j Kryetalclow. kodak Kloss -.!
nltal. are reported to he Bettini; preme. The Pe.-ls'.cys. o.p. Hollv
alonK nicely. I theater. If-
Broken windows relaxed by
TrowbrdKe Cabinet Works. 23itf
laOrk froin Auto Trip
Mr. and Mm. II. I.. Nohlet have business matters.
loturnfd from a two months' auto.
trip in points of interest In Ari-i livelier wave, with Tulip Oil;
ton's and CalifornU. 'They had a ; permanent". Free shampoo Moo-;
very enjoyable trip hut are s lad '.?. Tues.lay. Wednesday, wilh,
to Kt home. They did not have! It fincer waves anl mareeU. short j
a drink of rood water v.hile they hair. Try our new cream route, i
were away from home.
"Hit masquerade dance. Jackson-j
T-i!te ion'-h-1' 33 - -
JudJre piirdin Mncti llrtter
Friends' of Judge M'. Purdin are
ttlud to Jarn that he !s In a murh(lf Klamath county to federal court
improved dondltion, accordlni: to, n Portland. The plain: if fn seek
report! from the Sacred Heart hor.-(a
Pttai, wnere ne nas wen rrceivins
treatment, for the past 10 days. Hejl'pper Klamath lake has boon dam-l
expects io relurti to his home soon,
2fl0 Cherry pies piven away free
at the Wnshinston I'.irthdny dnne. 1
J.xckson Pprlncrs; Sat. n!pht. 332jOnIy :, at Kathryn l-ocatell's. 230
FYora Oreeno Cltle
' A'mon puestit from Orejron
polnt stopping at Medford hotels
from cltle outido of Portland are
tta? following : ' Mr- and Mrs. C.
R. pollock of Klamath Fall, L.
i. Bennett of Rosehurji. A. K.
Chancy of Iikevtew. Jacoh Jordon
of CorvaUH and th followinn from
ntijjjeoe Cleo Coffee, If. C. Krem
mel and 3. J. Curran.
Priaen for the best - costumes.
Jacksonville masquerade tnnWhi.
332
. VUitcd, UtT IHrvniA
Mr. and Mr. Tom Harvey
of
Medford were dinner ruomj U.t t
TunsdAy at Orantft .Pan of Mrs
HiarV' parentrv Mr. and Mr. W.
R. pean.
ror ffrade A raw milk, cal!
Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries
. ...
Allen Petty In Wreck"'
The wvM-known theater door
luah, Allen Petty, figured In a col
lision on fliventide avenue Thurs
day when a coupe, he wa drlvlnp
rmhcd imo a machine driven by
Richard Pruttt. Pruit; was turn-
fni- into a driveway when struck
on the rii:ht ide. accord. ng to a'tonitfht. and will attend the ki
report oc tie at the police mation. races at Fort Klamath tomorrow.
Tbe.crab resulted in damage of
approximately
Wrecker service. Phone 1300.
T.ewi Surter Service Station. Open
day' and nifiht. 335
VW4 nere by lltne
Mw. I.etha Tand!s has been uh
ltai?n for Mrs, V. O. O'Neill at
tbe'l-nly high school of Klamth
Ka'.ls ths week during Mm.
O'NeiUU aVenee :n Medford whr
-he rs ca.Wd by the serion Pl
e and death of ber father.
Smart S.pring Millinery very
ine-1erjily priced. Smart sprmc
hoe. I?.f5 to 15 i. at the Hand
P.nx A Shoe Hox, E. th St. 33T
Mill In ItevH-tokc
Hob Galligan. remembered In
Medford the diminutive new
tiroy. ts still in Itveluke. Can
according to a lt-t ter received a
f-w day oeo by Clarence Fry
Ca!ligan usually spent hi winters
'n Medfor.l .selling r-aper on the
street., but ha not been here for
ibe past two eai.
Portraits, uf distinction- The
Pfj.-leys, opp. HoWy Thrat-r. tf"
WIU 0eire Infer s..rt
Super.ntcnd.nl R. C. So;nky of
Crater national irk win leave
earlv tomorrow mcun n- for Ft i
Klamath und the p:-ik. I., take tn ;
ihc blj- kl race and the w in'.er '
ports program.
Cnmidete Rloctrtcal Service
Oreaing Wa-hma. 1m- 4r night
i-ervice. Lew." StipT Sta
tion. J3
lire Strike lteo)ricd
Word wa received in CtOd II.::
thai Jack Onhtrd hid smirk om.
good ore on hi p 'a e on K . i n
eretjk. UM II. U New.
Dance Hit
riipr.de toniyh;
Jar ;orl !t'
13:
It 1-4 urn l' Mi-dlord
Mr, and Mrs. p.i.v Tbl'-cb-au oi
ihn city, who ,ien! several dv
thU w-ek Vi-it:ns reUtive :r
Klamath Fall, returned i Md
ford lat evenint.
Utah'a bent frvl IU
ff cr, Med. Fuel c
d per ten
'Tel. ti.11.
suffix nad Fall
Accord. nj: to'wrd rc:vfd he.'j Rny..ove. Alvin Mar.!? and Jacu
y-s:erday. Mr. t 1.. :r..ne uf inle.rm of LVntml Poini le-fl
lp(lfor-fll .Hn-rrtrty it Trfr hmv .TIlU mornlnir for I'lrt Klamath to.
I: U not kr.oun yet wif.-iher th : attend, the ki race- t.m-rrow. J
fM han affected her fractured hip. 'They will oe quests of J:oy' aunt;
tt-hlch hp received In an automo. ; and uncle. Mr. and Mr. Krani.
I.ile accident near Ut"efurs eeveral; Ienttn. at Fort Klamath. Theyi
Medford She ha relative, and , A , 44 Bov m , now ,
":e" rl" I:o'tln'rs- R""",urs,reittaf,rl in rmter Lake council.
jit was announced this mornine at;
IMiktiie After Humim
Ueoree H-neIman. who recently-
rtiurnM to locate in Medford after ;
a ten years' absence, spent yes ter
day in A-hl.ind on bu in-ei.
Kor raclt- A r.iu mitk. c.t'A '9.
C-amp'-ell D.ury. Two J liveries.
Krtunt to lMity
1 im E;hel AVilkin-on. tenos
rijther :n the Cr.it er national p;irk
office heatlquarter. resumed duty
yesterday after a veral day" uV
f-nr due to a bad cold
Tax.
phone
33
i 1 1 . .
' I-Orlland resident, reentered a.
l iteoioro nn:e:. inciuoe,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sullivan and
j Mr. SjieiHfr lit City
"- Spencer f Ashland was
famonir out-of-town people fn M-d-
; ford ' ihb firenon attt-ndin to
iBurain'n Phone 31iM:ti.
'""'T 's,,,l '"
l - The suit of tolman F. n-Iich
Hn and wife apa.nt th Californsa-
Orecon power company ha been
i transferred from the circuit court
judement of ?3.3ufl, alleging
of
1:1a une.r inna on tno noroe
faged
by dredpirii oporation.
ot a pmanent wave now to
la?t thru th spring and snmmer.
Central. Tel. 13T4.
333
I .Mi for Portland
Ifrs. H. A. liarnfek and daush
ter Kdtth of Portland, who had
been vlslt'.np reiatives and frieniL
:n Medford this week, left for their
home today. M rs. Uarniek w.ts
called lawt week to the bedside of
her mother, Mr. M.-A. I-arkrt of
Sim Valley, who vr.t seriously ill.
Mrs. Park w now rocoverinp.
IMione 542. We'll haul awav
(your refuse, riiy Sanitarv Service.
23?tf
Three Murriacc I,UtncH
The county clerk'n ofice issued
marriage license tmlay to Jack
Wood. 24. of Medford and Miriam
WaiMin. IS. of Jacksonville: Fran
cis Massey, TO, and Chrihtie Mar
tn. ii. both of Klamath Falls:
Curtis Hill. 24, and Juanlta. 20,
both of Eureka.
Carden cultivators. $3.oo.
uial Mill tt Seed Co.
M u
tf Sees Games it nit Hares
Itoper Headlee was amonp the
local hich school student who left
yesterday for Klamath Fa lk to at
tend lat night's basketball came.
He will see the game at Chiloquin
The ladies iv.ll sere chicken
dinner. Fehrusry 21. Phoenix Pre-n-hyterian
church. l;3f. Price 50c.
Come. 33:
Juitxe's Quip on DHoroe
Judge Norton. In making n talkj
in Medford the other day, said that
in Africa men buy the;r wives on I
the installment plan hut In America
we divorce them that way soj
much per month. Grants Pasj
Courier.
Wells Taxi. Phone 21
Will Site I p Portland
Turner Piter nf the MfMfir. Na
tional Kink uff left Ia-t evening
to spend the week end In Portland
his first vi.:t to the state metro; ;
ol since the W orld war. '
P.r!N Shet Metal Work d.e.-.
expert repiiring. fender and :uit
body repairing. tf
lien lnm Wasiiln-loii.
Mr. I I J.. i-.eme,
a. t . ."w unn . , . i.Mxn:nici j
- l. ,lf.,r.t hot.i t.ih-r, nufi. t
teret rrm ih um nt u.th)n I
ton include C. ?. T.dd. Mr. and
Mm. A C. Tio.. N. H. Hoibiwav.
C. K utter. R C. W.lhamj. J. F
peal and Jos. Oro of SvattU'.
T!re rpiiwd day or n ght. I.wi
Super Service Station
33J !
j
4npiiiuc in Metlfitnl
Mrs, rMr Ait- K V.y nf .-h'.ind
:n Medford t'.. fvr.'nf.'Ti i:
actinjr biiinc:...
Our
udi.i .
. The
in.:
Th.'.tt. r
HoiiirMt aib'r Uii
A W )l ur ,w
fii-fl., :ifi,o no.il fi
t'-id nr tr l:.jn. M v'
ii".,; 1m b,!-.ni . 'It.if. 'r
n M-dfo:.:
h hOTin1 -:
ne . . :ttitnd -Mr,
Mxt.i
T,..n a ai
..me :
n: i Ana. I'li. u
i;in vm b.trj,,- i- t.l
: th
lll'i'llli, AK'.
He h.i-no-..
..ind of
c'ii-;: m a cwtt.n md
icd ,r c Vir.ns t h
bfnh and t)ioN-r to ii-iKi
abU fr fa: niinji inirp-i-f-
C' i nv--r for l.vvn
d i : ph. me m:-J
an.l -if.
MEDFORD'MAIL.TgIgr.yg. EPFPD,
. .. . i.. t . SrVrtflW IW w Jx --
Will See lum.
u 111 return Monday.
!
Iljrn rouKn am1 moothi
block.: thev Ian ioneer. Med. Fuel!
Co-. IT"1- "j
,0 Iteci.tereil
Hoy- Seoul headquarter. To are!
lone scour.-., one reidins at Sams'
Valley and the other near Ashland.
Dry fir J').on per load. MeJ.1
Fuel Co , Tel. S31. tf
lift am- Irtmi I'orttnnd. !
C. K. ;:i'.f. returned from Port-t
land yeMerday where he attended'
a meeting of the suite hiphway
Wry Special. N--w ?prinR; hat-.
ti 49 t! &S 1 im !n Se iK :it
thp ,,mmy U(U ,!at shop fn M. M.
P. 337 -
Itcprcent Ik-ar state
! uu?:s in lorai noifis iron. .ai.
'orn" l'"'lu'1" - K-Smi,h ?'
fh co. . Harvey of Dunsmuir.
,
Jessie and Mildred, Henderson of
Hollyw ood. 11. W. Hayes, r . 11.
Love. L W. Kvans. Taylor Ander
son. T. IJ. Harned of Oakland. H.
C. Sidney of AlamedL Marin A.
F. Port, O. J. Troulay'and family
and Mrs. 1.. Veller of Its An
Keles. J. A. Alexander of Lynw-ood.
and the following from San Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Denni
son. H. C. JJariels. F. E. Iloper.
C. A. Johnson, Wm. lieri,'. A. H.
Feely. Mr. and Mrs. .Addelhaum.
.VOW in the time to p i a y w t h
lime and sulphur. ros.-, )hrub-ber-
and fruit trees. Tel. 2.i-W.
331
Mt-s. Huffman ItettiriLs
Mrs. K. W. Hoffman return
by train Inst evening from p.irt
lanil. where she .-pent the past lo
days visiting her Mirw in that city
.1!
:ood maic! Clever costum-.
:idc at Jakonv.le tonii.
33
I
M , I e ie n I'dtt er. who h nd t
went a mastoid operation cn Feb -
ruary i, at the Community hos -
pitai, is now at home and is much
improved.
m
Make whoopee at Jacksonville
I masquerade dance toniht: '3 -
Merc Ilouniy Wnrrnrts
Collection of bounty fee wei
m:.(lp at he county clerk's offi-e
thi; forenoon by A. K Kdler of
Iike Creek, on coyote and one
bobcat; K. iarwood of D-:er, iwu
coyote and two bobcat; V. I-nnini
of Ashland, four coyotes.
ORIGINAL SCRIPT OF
SONG IS PRESENTED
Uev. William Hay was present
ed with' the' oiiKinal copy of the
sonK, "At the .Motty Seat." ty the
writer. Mrs". Dorothea Scribnei
last Sunday at the close of the
revival meetings that had been
In progress at the Church of
Cod. 'the song was sun? dur
ing the services y Mrs, Scribner
and daughter, l.ois. and was wel!
recelved.
Hev. Hay reported that the re
vival campaign was successful and
that as a result there were calls
from other sections to do fimilar
work.
. F1KLD i?usan N. Field pawed
away nt the home of her daughter.
Mrs, James Davis. 3u3 Clark street
Friday evening at the age of -3
years. She was born in Madison
county, Illinois. Oct. 15. 1MT and
had made her home with her
daughter in this city for the past
three years. She leaves four chil
dren, A. J. and Jesse Field of Yak
ima. Wash.; Mrs.' C. A. Liven good,
Cowiche, Wash., and Mrs. James
Davis of Medford
I Funeral services will be held at
Obituary
I the Congt-r chapel at 2:31 Sunday shnigle and established a iiewspa
j with the Uev. Rurch of the Church ! per. 1 called tt the Pawnee Pto
Jof Con officiating. The remains j neer. There were f-ur or five oih
! will then be forwanied to Yakima, er newspapers established there a
(Wash., for interment.
BLAZE IN ORPHANAGE:
- i
K LW.STOX. X. T.. Fob. 1 1
- - -
phunage at West Park, south ot
here. Was deMroyi'd by fire
i-irly j
ted
Two hundred children between
the a;,- of ; and 1 ear were
temcvisl from the dormitory whcb
Sictrpt and the
M.,r phiMrtn'
carrie! i; ..ibie- frr.m the c.eep
int; c.u.irt-n. Nolody wa hint.
FINGER PRINT FATHER
PASSES IN ENGLAND
l.urHi. i i--. 21 One of
So.iland Y.rd' cr ehle!. Sir
Kdwan! II Henr. hi troui;ht
: (iniffr piinl to thf-ir prc.it lmp.r
' t.inc in criminolii:y. s mourn-!
ttwlsiy by lxn1nn "t?obhy" and
; -.k:lird rtrifrnf nUk-v H- di-d
1 dUrMiC the nitht t the st of S"
Sir Hnt- lcin hi uolrr of
j fir.s-r pi int hi a r;'.eniier f
'the Indian civil o.--rice m.ky jt-.n
1 cn and rinuriuet irr.it h ttwima
j lb year ht t :ih S-ttt:tnd
' Yard.
iPunnnrM onrn rnnMlioiu nm 'nmVnr
uuufflcn on.iu rnun PULIbt
Cwnttance BennStt af"Holly Sunday
'MP''
V
aLoDttance ficnaell and Kenneth Msckenna m hin Tales fc' Holiday".
Pihe I caturc
Smith and Stennett Amon
Those Who Participated In
Oklahoma Land Rush In '93
(By Ernest Rostel)
Their experiences in the Okla
honi3 Cheroke Slrin land rush o.
w. rei alk'd today by two
,1 , ,
pineal newspaper men. S. Sumpter
Miiiin uni a. r. htennett. alter
memories of stirring days had been
revived by viewing "Cimarron."
Kdna Keiber's story, playing at
Holly theatre.
A'ttacted by the oienins of the
stria, over :i"0 mile lone and over
i 4.t miles wide, these two men siem
(days in preparation for the run.
; Mr. Stennett pti
purchased a second
j hand priming outfit for the estate J
I lishment of a newspaper in the
j newly opened lands. He paid a j
man fnr haitlinu the outfit ti
Jlnn? distance to have it available
.for use when the land was offi-
cially opened.
j Thousands of people came to
! register, and It was no. easy task
; io obtain a registration certiticate.
! Mr. Siennett related. He arrive:
! at Stillwater, Okla.. to register and ; waiting for the starting gun and
'found that there were lines over a there was a big rush for reaistra
J ouarter of a mile long waiting tion certificates. Here the lines
(turns for certificates. He though: ! were nearly three miles in length,
tif he would wait until nightfall hut through the acquaintance oi a
when the line would probably dis
band, he would be able to obtain a
position close to the booth, -sleep
on the ground and haye a eor-d po
si tion the following hiorntngc
However, that evening; he discov
ered the line was over a mile lon
and then he took a place at the
end. He joined the line on a Mon
day evening and was not able to
obtain his certificate until Wed
nesday morning. Vendors of water
and food walked a Ion? the lines
and sold water at 10 cents a glass
and sandwiches at the same price.
After he had been, registered Mr.
Stennett milled with the hundreds
of others in the "neutral strip" es
tablished along the entire length
of the new land on the northern
and southern sides.
Just bet ore the opening gun was
fired. United States cavalrymen cir
culated among the waiting pros -
pective land owners and told them
to prepare for the run.
"When the gun was fired." Mr.
Stennett said, "you could not have
seen a more stiunge pnd inspiring
sight. They started for the new
country in most every kind of con
traption. The rigs were even more
ridiculous than those shown in
'Cimarron. I saw Inch wheeled bi
cycles and some mew with wh eel
hat rows. I was riding a horse and
arrived at my destination in one
hour and fifteen minutes, cover
ing the 15 miles to reach Pawnee,
which up to this time had only
been an Indian landing iost.
-That ntRht there were over 2"dv,
souls in the place. I staked out
a lot. set up my tent, hung out a
the same time and men there wa
a taee between us to see who could
NAB QUEER PAIR
Tl...
uihs. toth a.-t
ni. inner and i;
in a
paiently
Poiiic
? phk d
cht and
morninu
.,.,.,,1,...
lementcd. nccordms t
l ni'f in.irlis Clause. wt
up here, one Wednesday ;
i n. l.tst ni-ht. ni thts
turner! c-ver t Sh-riff !;
' mnts who i mnkinz
h Jer.
eff.-rt
j in a-ertain th ir identity.
i-oi.e t n.c: . ian
pt f "seil
j ! lief the pair
j ome a turn, a
had .-ayt-d Trom
:h y-'iipi! t
uno rum vf Ibc r ibun-ttior.
or the.r cricin
Vii-tor Thm tp l. m -i
he
had fr-cen emplo.-d :?t At. i:or..
mil u nn.tbU- to cte th" names
..f ony.sne by wh..fn he h d been
.n;)-i-" ti. KlmT A'Atr,sn
;-.;-.! bt- wa- th.' of :i
Hi. r t.inihi1'," but v cr,.u ,- ("
tell who his father w.j- Th- p-i:
ate un.n r "-e; r-1 ..n A-b n.l
Tiding.
COMPLETES If
Kt ii
t o tn.
I:t -b
d.wn b-i
man a a.
PRECOX. .m'Rr,yV
- i-lIwH
A - 4iLj2
1 -ret out the first issue. 1 managed
! to be first."
! I-ater cn Mr. Stennett purchased
I1"8 -merest of another paper and
( hanged the name of the paper to
he );lwn(1(1 i)f.morral. lMlfr hp
; purchased the intert-.sts of another
j la per and the name was changed
j the Times-iemocrat. After
j ;tuyins in Pawnee three years. Mr.
I Stennett left for Missouri and es
1 tablished a srwery store but it
' was no! so successful as the naiver.
iuring the three years he was in
i Pawnee, he was active in political
i life and heVl one or two elective
lo? ittotis. The Times-Democrat is
still being published and Pawnee
is still a town of -,00 people.
It was more out of curiosity than
necessity that Mr. Smith took part
- in the land rush and staved on hi
lot only a day before returning lo
, Kansas. With a partner, he spent
rtonie lime in Orlando. Okla., wait
ing for the opening oi the land,
j There were thousands of people
registration clerk he went into
booth through a back way and ob
tained his certificate.
Oilundo was on a railroad and
trains carried many of the land
seeker, into the new territory. Mr.
Smith manased to get aboard the
second train and came to a town
site, the name of which he has now
forgotten. He laid claim to a lo;
but after walking around it for
most of the day he did not know
just what he wanted with it ann
then gave it up. He witnessed the
start ot hundreds of wagons, horse
back riders, cyclist, and pedestri
ans. He saw where some of the
seekers had come to sudden death
through runaways and falls over
precipices.
Mr. Smith remembers the ex
citement that was caused by tome
Ierson firing a gun 20 minutes be-
1 fore
the run was to be started,
am wa believed to indicate
, The
the official start and the land seek
ers started the race, causing con
siderabie trouble ior the cavalry
men. Mr. Stennett. now the composing
room foreman for the Mail Tribune,
still has his certificate of registra
tion and believes it is one of ibe
lew in existence ul the present
time. He also has a receipt tor
fees for a permit to work on lands
in the Chottawt Indian nation,
where he was for a short time be
fore the land run. Mr. Smith lost
his receipt years ago.
In;eresi;n- jiilelii;his on the Ok
lahoma iand rush of 1 mi 3 were
g.vt-n at the Mail Tribune office
today by Walter Franks 0 Med
ford, who was a h.y in that terri
tory during the stirring da .
Seven member f M. Franks"
family lost their lives in the tor
nado at Peg Okla.. in M iy. 192.
when over w-Te killed.
WILL VISIT HOME!
News h.t. been received in the
city thai KdiHin Marshall, the
well known former Medford novel-
ist and short story writer, who
51 nee leaving here, with hw family
several yer aco has teen resid
ing in lleorvia. will arrive in the
ity ih- fotKirt of next week.
He left New Yoik city Thursday
for Meilford shortly after receipt
.-f notice of the death Of his father
CJeorce K. Marshall, prominent
or, h.mlist and i evident of the city
f r - yea r. w h i se f u n e ra I w .is
he' I yeon-vday
aiternovn. and is
exiw-c'.r-il to
Tite.t iy.
AJtho'.JCh
d-ath of M
arrive in Mclford n"-xt .
called here y the
falher Edison i ex- :
I-H'td to r. r:nin f.-r a visit or nt
(east tuo week v i'h relattv and
fn nd and m )o..k::ic :ifi-r bu!
r.e ni-lT
her It: teN.rd
:ir drome y t
rm aiour 1 th.
r.t. KroNuk
re:.ir
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! i n -v' f be;
In The fl-it
from l- mp; c
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Mont cue.
a and
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a nd a
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r r.-. ( plane
i.t.d Mnv J-'bn-'to-r
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EDISON MARSHALL
FKRRFARY 21.-19S1.
IWjtgtd Report
February Si, 13 1.
Med ford nd vicinity: Toniph;
and Sunday fair; not much chanse
in temperaiure.
Oreeon: Fair tonight and Sun
day, but becoming unsettled in
northwest portion Sunday; colder
in easu portion tonight.
an
Local Data
Temperature i decree-.-T.- 51
tli'hecst (lat 12 hr.).... 51
Loftt Oa.il 12 hrs.) 27 , 3T j
Pel. humidity pct. 44 & 1 i
Precipitation i inches .. . .W
State of weather Cloudy P. Cdy
Lowest temperature thi morn-
inc. 33 depreo. i
Total precipitation ince Septem-;
ber J, l!30. inches. 1
Temiwratute a year ago today:
H. phest. 50; lowest. 31.
Sunset today. 5:31 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday. 6tT a. m.
Sun.et Sunday. 5:52 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian TimeJ
ill r-r
M It O
e 3
CITY
naker City 3"! i4 Clear j
l liismarck 46 i P. Cdy.
Tloi-so 42 30 Clear
Denver 41 S Cloudy:
J Des Moines 4 ! Clear
Fresno .'6 40 Clear
Helena 42 26 P. Cdy.;
' Lns Antteles ss :.i . Clear j
iMarshfield .'.2 J .Cloudy
i Phoenix 42 Clear j
i Portland 4 34 Cloudy:
1 l!-sl ISUiff .... 64 42 Clear j
P.oseburjj 14 42 1. Cdy. ,
'Salt L-ike 3 4 2S Cloudy!
;San Francisco 64 64 loudyj
! .-iinta Fe 42 26 Snow j
Seattle 4 36 V. Cdy. j
i Spokane . 42 32 Cloudy,
j Walla Walla 50 34 Cloudy j
j Winnipeg 3 32 Clear ;
W. J. Hutchison. Meteorologist.
Plane Cat-hes Train.
PITTSFH'RCiH. Ten passen
gers aboard a Transcontinental
plane, bound from New York to
the west coast, recently were placed
aboard a train at Harrlsburg. due
trt .ni-lfmf-ni weather. The skie;-
clcared. and a plane was dispatch-1
ed from here, caught the train and j
the passengers resumed thir air j
journey.
Prisoner Hides Air.
DENVER. Cilo. LeRoy Smith
recently had an airplane ride, but
he probably didn't like it. He was
a federal prisoner and wa.s taken
fivm !ito to .Mbno,nero'i'v N. M.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt I!KNT
apartment.
64 l-W.
3-r.om furnished
40 Quince. " Phone
334
WANTED A nice place to live:
1 to 4 acres, good well or spring.
natural trees: no irrigation: on J
mat- route: $1000 or ie.ss cash, i
P.nx D. D.. Tribune. 34
out on .-hare basis. P. O. Pox I
fcf:.. - 334
(FOP. SALE Combination radio
t set. new; ell at less than half
I price. See Von ZundelL S-inder-:
son Motor Co. 33
f
Fi'K H A I. r. Knr corn. : per ton.
W. n. Kincaid. Central Point. 334
FOR RENT S-room furnished,
house. $3:.. Tel. i34-R. 334 (
A CONFESSION j
Last year we liked a 1527 Stude
baker so well we allowed !' '
for it. We fixed this and that
until it ran like a sewing ma-!
chine. We hate to lose an old'
friend but $4n0 would ease the i
pain of parting a little! j
SAN'nEP.SON MOTOR COMPANY I
Your Oakland pantiac Dealer. !
1 2Z S. R.verside. j
334:
I SITXIAL RCYS- '
Ced 'car. with an O. K. that
counts
Chev. Coach like new $44?.et
1.'2S Chev. Coach, trunk
and heater 4"i5.fiO
;$2S Chev. Coach 2i 34i.0":
?r Chev. Spt. Coupe .. . 445. "rt
i:'JS Pontiac Coach, trunk
and new tires 35.'
1?2T I'hev. Cttich 2 5i.io i
lii3 Fnrd Spt. Roadster.. 3:0.oo f
PIERCE-ALLEN I SEO CAR LOT
Cor. Mh and Hartlett.
Phon. KiO and .'4 1. 333 ;
FOR SALE ItEAT-TIFT'L AL-'
MOST NEW i ROOM FlK-
j MSHKD HOME Fireplace.,
! laundry trays, 2 bedrooms, hard- ;
wool floors, larse corner lot.
dandy lawn, city liens paid in ;
j full; furniture consists of 3-piece,
i Chesterfje:d. ruff, radio, electric, ;
i rantre. Heatrola. beds etc. Pric-3
j only 4'rt: terms. Can be in
! s p-eet ed from 1 a to J Su Tt d a v .
Located 4- Haven St
C. R. REEHE AC.ENCY
I Phone ssi or 13TT.
: R. lUrtiett. 333- i
, WANTED To ex. har.ee s,u.ty in
l I.lce o.lan for uma-l coup, j
lnoJ:re iifl E. Mam. 333
-3 or 4-room f urni.--hd
"e in Ca1' ?'f- Uf, A t
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
at The Medford
Coming Sunday
1 iH&m
m nam imi ir-n a, -.'S
I WitiM nl I i Hi ili
John HmIcv-.
Shades of old Russia and Us
magntfirent pomp and splendor
are beine revived in "liesurrec
tion." which ojens at the Fox. Cra
torian theater tomorrow.
One scene -shows Prince Dmitri,
tall, handsome and romuniic. e--5-corte'd
by Major t-choenboch. to
have his first experience with win1
and women.
John Poles is Prince Dmitri.
I.upe Ve!-z is the little servant
maid, Katusha Maslova.
The second in a serifs of five
dances which the Kiwanis dub U
simnsnrin witl be given Monday ,
evening. The nij-ct is to create a
mr.re friendly feeling among th-.
Kiwanians ami their friends and
theevalley in general.
Chairman Wm. Warner informed
the club at last Monday's meeting
that there would be sjieciaL enter
tainment at the next dance and
he hoped thai one and all Kiwan
ians and their wives would be
there. The dance will be held at
St. Marks Guild hall at 9 o'clock.
John Mann, president of the Ki
wanis cluh. has succeeded in ob-
MIS TO HEAR
-SUMNER MONDAY
ONE SERVICE ALL THE WAY
toEUROPE
CROSS tfe contioent on a fast Canadian Pacific trail
through the worM-famous Canadian Rockies . . . then
board en Empress, Duchess or Cabin Class liner for
delightful passage across the Atlantic, Enjoy
Canadian Pacific hospitality, service and cuisine
direct from the Pacific Northwest to Europe,
without interruption
trains dairy worn
three to live sailings weekly from
Montreal rvd Quebec Your
local agent
k literature and will be glad to
help you plan your tiip.
I his year start
mg Canadian Pacific. ' ijmTfj
Canadian Pacific
1 Ci Pi I
Calif
rnias
fTlost Distinctive
Address
IN CflRE OF
Ever y rocr-1 equ
Sir Francis Brake
a m .
U a T
MOTEL
tainine one of the finest speakers
on the coast for Mondays meet
ing. A man who )ium Klven his en
tire life to the study of humanity
Bishop Waller Tuylof Sumner o(
the KplHf-opal i-liuii-h. IIIh topic
will be Jn coiHiiioiiiiiiuiinu of th-
fiisl pn-sliliiil's liliihiluy. ,
PreHldonl Mull ii mis UHiixil that alf
Kiwaiiluns inului u upKi-liil point to
allond lh HieuiiiiK Monilay anil
brltiK n fili-nd Willi Unni. Many
oilier tliliiKH of imiuirliince will be
hroiii'hi up mill iIIhi iishi'iI.
Ends TONITE
JOAN
CRAWFORD
IN .
'DANCE FOOLS
DANCE"
Starts TOMORROW
JOHN BOLES
LUPE VELEZ in
i
Special Every Evening at 9
LEA HOLT
Concert Organist
at the WURLITZER
651 1 M H Kl
Last Times TODAY
Continuous 12:30 to 11
KEN MAYNARD
IN
"FIGHTING
THRU"
Plus "Indians Are Coming'
Staits SUNDAY
WINNIE LIGHTNER
i "She Couldn't Say Na"
or delays, be vera!
Vancouver, B. C. . .
will furnish
your vaca-
i
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tt -APOAC.M (A-x-.a PQCTtANO. 9? jut
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