PA 015 STX
ffKJiJ SlMA OKI IfDOll;
arNCP.UR! Uystem artpplnt,
flia household 01 AnnalteUo tjuerd.
lino will be aolved onto uhcn the
hand that ritisierf over a altme
image and killed her ia exposed.
Aidino tlte Initcationtlan in the
parden where the crime occurred.
.8
ter. vrevtouam told ov ICvelvn
ttal'e Altaa (Jutrdlino'a niece, at
acatn mreaia aootnst lite aputster.
' luho vjna opposed to lUtelun'a en.
paoement to Lionel Duckworth.
Questioning Rvehm'e alslcr Mar
jorle. Police Superintendent Itich.
mond learna that Duckworth Or.
Netherton and Motor tlresham
were present on the ntolit ot lite
murder. The doctor hod tolkrd
Jo Hiss Oiterdlino in tht ottrdnt
and hod Item accompanied to the
oate 01 tlortorie u-.ho. returnlna.
fonnd her aunt dead, ahc do.
glared.-
Chapler 5
. CLUES AND CONJECTURES
O U P Bill N TEN DENT lUCtl
MONU pnused to allow Marjo
rle Co compose bcrselr. "You saw
no one In the garden wben you
found your aunt?" no resumed.
She shook her head and contin
ued: : "1 ran to this room, to that door"
pointing to the class doors open
Ing Into tlio garden "and called
Evelyn and Lionel, who were still
.singing. They went wltb me, but
'It Was too late."
i-'.;"WUore..'tlll you see Major Cres
bamt" , . . .
"On the Intvii, Ijeforo I got to tha
. "I saw a strange car and a man
rouse. I Mindly noticed him as I
nur.led to tell Evelyn, but he wait-
. cd and went with us. Then l.iriiie)
Mr. DUikwni tb went for Hen
and Green, the chauffeur. They
carried her lu. and Lionel and
.Major Gresham sent for tho doctor
and the police."
Her distress was increasing, but
Itlchmond ' asked If she bad not
been surprised at Hailing Major
Greshanr near the house.
"No. alio replied, "lie was
Aunt' Ahnabelle's greatest friend,
nnd often enmc over in tho summer
to talk to her. I suppose, he was on
bis' way to the Dulib garden wbeu
1 saw him."
Constable lloscoe. a sturdy young
Yorkshiremnn with an honest red
.face and reddish hair, was glnd to
answer Jlmmle't queetlon as to the
time nf the tragedy.
. "I got tho melange, sir, at ten
'.fort j'.' when' Green, the chauffeur,
c&me for uio. walking. 1 1 o said Iho
'car was out ol order. 1 hurried
orer on my bicycle. Mashed my
light on Iho scene -and wasn't
fiatlsftcd. especially rcmcmhorlng
tbciu letters. So I went ovei Dim
thing this morning nuil brought
tbe superintendent abuig."
"Itlght not to bo satlsbcd." com
mcnted his chief. "Wilful murder.
What du you say. Mr. llaswcll?"
"I'm 'afraid so." said Jlmmle ne
he stooped to pick a small object
off the floor. "You'll icsi the hack
of tho figure tot llngcr pi Inis?"
( "Or course." aahl Itlcliuiond.
"There's nn.iiher Ihlng. sir." said
lloscoe to bis chief. "I was pass
Ing' the main road outside here,
, ibout nine llllecn Inst night and
:aw n car and a man ncshlo It He
Mtohd thete for a lime ami then
'ranked up nnd dmvo on. lie wns
a stranger In mo. but I'd know him
again. I didn't sot tbe car's in in
hor. bul it was from London a,
small cheaplsh Inurer. They suhl
at' the house there'll been no call
era and vou Heard t lie young lady
.just now."
' "Nluohfteen," rellceted Jimiulc
"That would be picrlous near the
time tho deed was dine."
Evelyn, spnieil the shnek nf luid
Ing her aunt's body, scorned tn.'ic
composed under the', siijici Inleii
Unit's examination.
Seven Helps In One For
Difficult Coughs From Colds
Crtomtilsinn i a britrr hflp than
Ivome coughs nrcil. It ctwnbinr sevrn
iiajor helps in one, to do the hctt that
men Vnow iur any couh trout colds.
There i creosote the worhl
prenie help bleiiitcl, emuUitieil nnd
palatable. There are white pine ur,
wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac,
etc. Larh i best fur a certain tpe
of CTu(rh. Hut even dorion miRht
dUdffree on whit in hen for your.
So expert have combined in I'reo
mull ion all major help in one. ITiii
to deaf wirh aft conditions in a motr
effective way. No narcotic in it.
CreomuUion ia for people who
Wi ll to do the HlilKVil, li ion; !''
She nnd Lionel had been slnglns
In the room where she now stood,
alio told Klchmond, when Mnrjorle
came In so upset that she could
scarcely ho understood and had
pulled them outside, where Major
Crcsham Joined them. Then Lionel
bad' gole for Green and .Ben. who
had carried In her abut. She snld
'.hat Green, who bad gone tor Ur.
Netherton, returned, saying he bad
left a mcssago in the absence ot
the doctor.
"Wo were so shocked that at
llr.it we didn't think ot the police,
until lien, the gardener, Insisted
on showing us how easily any one
could bave pushed the figure over.
Yet" ebo hesitated "who could
havo done such an awful thing de
liberately?" "That Is what we bave to find
out," Klchmond spoko grimly. Wo
must know what the people Is the
bouse were doing."
Evelyn thought for a moment or
two. "Janet and Hetty should
have been In the kitchen. Lionel
round Green working on the car
In the garage at the side ot the
house opposllo this, facing the kit
chen quarters. Ho sleeps over lu"
Richmond looked at bis notes.
"He Is under notice to go because
he wanted to marry Janet Kaynos,
the parlormaid. Was he resentful?"
beside it," Roscoe recalled.
"lie was nnd very rude, al
though wo rather sympathized
with hlui."
Itlcliuiond snld that Green could
have pushed tho Imago over 'and
been back on tho job within three
or lour minutes.
"2 questioned Ben Acres," put In
Constable lioscoe. "Ho said he'd
worked In IiIb garden nntil dark
and then smoked In his doorway.
Ilolh ho and bis wlfo agreed
there'd been no callers."
Tbe superintendent frowned but
admitted that the Information nan
Important. "Wero you surprised
at seeing Major Oreshani?" bo
questioned Evelyn, who declared
that her nunt'e old friend - bad
often walked over through the
gardens.
"Your sister and tho doctor vera
nioro or less on guard In the Inns
and the gardener was at tha main
cnttntico. How did tho major
cotnoi"
"Ho generally uses tho bottom
gato from tho links."
"That leaves tho goto beyond tho
gnrago to account for." Then
abruptly Klchmoud changed tho
subject. "Your aistor and the doc
tor nro very good friends. Noth
ing moro between them than that7"
"Nothing more, 1 think. We've
known him all our Uvea."
"How long- have you been en
gaged to Mr. Duckworth?" The un
expected question brought color to
the girl's checks.
"Two months. Wo bad Just got
engaged when we en mo to see Mr.
Ilaswcll In London," Evelyo said,
looking nt J I nini fa.
"Did your aunt approve?" filch
mond continued.
"No. Wo hnd met only five weeks
heforo wo wero engaged." was the
reply, with a warmer color, "but
I lohl her I loved Lionel and could
uui glvo IU in up. Mho said aha
nnuld give uio six months lu which
to get tired of him, and at the end
of that time, I could marry."
It seemed lor some moments
that tho superintendent hid come
to tho end of his questions. Ilo sal
(running nt his notebook.
K'.-J lrj. . S. Lttfm.nt Ce.)
Aoitnlille's deom In Bibls vefse,
myntery tvomsn, a timiu Romeo
levralfrl In tomorrow's Inalallmtnt.
from colds th.it hang on it is csr
(Kit. Une iUie not tru uvh coughs
to tiny lesser help. tut tton't ou
think that any rough call for the
bent help known?
Creonudsion com a little more
than Mime helps $1.2$. But your
driigpit guarantee it. So it cots
yon nothing if you think it fdiU to
render help that it quirk and com
plete. Careful people, more and
more, demand thin mntimum proteo
tinn. Ue it promptly, t
CREOMVLSMOX
(or OlfflcHlt fought
from fold
MEDFOftn MATL
"
Purchasing
Instead of purchasing a single tire, experienced motorists are
ins; to the Wostnrn Auto Supply Company. Front tires should be alike for ease in steering, rear
tires fchould be alike for greatest traction.' Hoyt Aldrich,' supervisor of tire construction for the sup
ply ' company, calls' attention' to tlio need for tires with equal traction.
RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
APPLEGATE
AI'iMJ;(;ATi:, Ore., FVb. L'3.
Spl.) Mrs. t'uru :rmi is isiu-nil-inir
.sovcnil ilaya iliis wrk viwltini;
frhnls and'" ivliitlvcs in Medford
and .Jiickyoiivlllc.
XfWt-iii I Link inn Client si' vera I
days tlilM week viwilinj; at the homo
of Dura Kaitiitaih.
Mr. and Mr.i. ,1uhu iiums of
.Medford "were 'Sunday K"est nt
tin horn,' of Mr. and Mr. Jack
O'l.ilrn.
After uprndliiB tho winter In thin
oniinunl(y, Mrs. Vox left In."t week
for her liome in San l'laneise-o.
Her .son, Claude MawklnH, aceom
lianlcd her and will Hpond a month
vLsiiliif; In the California eity.
Mr. and Mrs. .lolm Harriott of
Portland arrived In thin eoniinun
lly recently nnd are visitloK at the
home of Mrs. Uairlolt'H Hlster. .Mm.
.Hurt ('lutes.
-Mrs. Mary l'ui-Hel left' Krlday for
the Modoe tii'eliard where she and
her won Charlv.s of Medford will
have eharne of (he conic house.
Jim Arnold, who 1s employed in j
Klamath ; Kails. .pent last week I
end with Mrs. Arnold and their
children at their home on Carherry. I
Mr. and Mrs. Jack (1 reeves of!
Medford were Sunday Kiieshs ot j
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor. j
Krank l.eland, sun Marl of Med-j
fnrd and llalph Oshorno of Walem.
who are interested In the Lone- j
Star inlne. motored to this vicinity)
Sunday un liusine.-is. M r. Oshorno j
stayed at the mine while the '1,0-'
lands returned to Medford in the
evening.
Mrs. M ick 1'rown and son Kv
erett m:ide a trip to I'ortland 1a.t
week and returned Sunday niyht.t
Kvcrett went to look for employ
inent. I. nt found more theiv out of
Work than there Is here, j-o he re
turned to the AppIcRatc.
Mr. and ,1r.i. Joe Kreshoiir of
(lottsvllle, cal., motored to tho
Appteiintp Sunday to visit Mrs.
Kreshonl 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. '
Wllliiun Head.
The forest service Is prcpurlni?
to huild sevenil new mads thlsi
year; At present N. ( White of'
Medford. UaiiK'-r I,. C. I'ort and
Alhert Voutitr are .surveying for tho,
road to ,e hullt, up St ir KUh h. j
which l.s to reach to the head of
ThompMin creek, .Some lime later I
this year they intend to huild a1
road up Heaver creek to its head.!
I he eoiiiily I,, ,, KetllUK tlie rlKlit
I
.-I .i.v mi ill' iti.nn ni'i'K loan.
Harry tiilsnn ,f lliin emnniuitity
and Sam Ifandall r Jav-ksonvillt'
li'ft Tllexlay fur Altluillsi. i-reek. In
Josephine county. In the interest of
a mine there.
M vs. I.. C. Port, n delegate for
the Applcate extension unit, ac
companied Mrs. Mable Mark, home
demonstrator, (f Medi'urd to Cor
vallis last Sunday to attend the
eonfercncn held there this week.
Pig Applegnte Sunday school,
which has been held at Watkius
Hchoolhini.se, will Ite- held next Sun
day at the 1 leaver Creek schotl
hnuse. Kev. I. I). Kandall of Med
ford met with the Applcgatc peo
ple lasi week and talked oer pos
ttii1!llcs of itrganh'.hiii a' Sunday
school at 1 leaver creek, combining
the two dlNtrlei.M nnd having their
nieetlng pl'arc at Heaver creek.
Mrs. Oslo Cutilratl v)f Medford
spent Tuesday vlsttluj; here nt the
home of her mother, Miv. HorA
Saltmar.h.
Cuests thi week at the home of'
Mr. and Mis. c. W. Culy in.liided
Mr. and Mrs. Claivnee Kelzer. Mi
Marlon Cley of Medford and llenrv
Neldeinleer of .l.ieksotivllle. on
Holiday: Mr. and Mrs. I.ewin Cnty
and the hitter's mother, Mr.s. liiar
les .Madson of Konvsl ereek on
Monday.
I'.etty r.wliiK of Grants l'ass
lont Satmdiiy niKht here with her
m'andnioUier. Mim. Coi'a Crumo.
The Nelu'hHorhood l!mhl'ol,leiy
ehlU met laM Wednesday at the
home of Mrs, A. H. Kleinlmtnnier.
There were elKllt ladies tuesent lo
enjoy the afternoon of sewlnu and
visltt'iit. Kefreshlnenty of tea und
sAlldwlehe were yerved
The World was created in seven
days. You see. It wasn't neces
sary to get senate confirmation.
Hell, n, lum II,., ,,,
TRTBUXft, MyOim
"" " " " " "
Tires In Pairs Now Popular
mw Mm
1LLE
JACKSOXVIIXK, Ore., I-Vb. "J3.
(Special) Monday evening: John
It. Knit' lit played the violin in th
new symphony nrchestm. which
i is heintr orpanlzed at Ashland.
They will meet each Monday even
iitf for rehearsal.
Miss Helen AValton, who. has!
he: n incapacitated for somtj k time
with an infected knee, is now
recovering.
.Mrs. C. It. DunniiiKton .lms;m
eelved word of the unmnne of
Miss i-jva M.ae JiohiiiHon. former
Jacksonville f,'lrl, to Stephen licn-j
son of Walker, Oregon.- j
A number fror.i Jacksonville'
attended services at the Church i
of (Jod, Haven and Holly streets!
n t Medford Sunday eventhtf. con-:
ducted by W. K. Hay of Jack-j
for the. evening was a nered I ' , . ii"iue 1 j with nlrs. Alnry iCoker.
M,nK sung l.v Mis. D.inltheil .Serlh. " ''"'"' !"'h"" lllt f' v r ' MV. rintr-Mi's)'' J.'tifl'rN Campbell
ner and duiigHter. J.ois( of Med- "f"" " "f , AppleKnto dlstr let j wp,. .,. Buea(M ,lt thc Bert
r,.rd. The words and mi.sle ofial,ou,1 '"' ! '!' 'M,u'c'h; 1l,u Hedgepath home Wednesday evc
th,. Hong were recently CMlipos-d ''f d",,r wlU 'T h'lveil lmor. ,,..
l.v Mm .Serlbncr ; Mr"' 's"s!"""' lartci'. Mis. Net-. Ml. nd Mra j. K Vincent left
Mrs. Ida Deveney i;f Medford
spent several days this- week vis
iting at the Archie r.owman home.
M r. and Mrs. !,ynan Kolph of ;
t'oilUilh. Ore., spent the' week -
end at the It. t Whitney 'home,
Air. anil a. t;. mnerianii
of MMlford called on Mrs.'Kthel
( Hhoii Wednesday. '
(I. O. Sanilcn has just com-
' pie ted a correspondence eoursi
llu higher aci-ountanry from the
! I .a Salle extension university. He
j has received his diplcma, which
! credits him a i I'. A.
I Mr. and Mrs. John l.yonH and
children nf Medford called Sun
j day evening ut the Leonard Ly
ons home,
Mr. and Mrs. John It. Knight
have as nuests at their Ihhuc
M r. Kumht's mother and sister.
Mrs. A. K. Knlwht and Miss Dulu
Knight of Vancouver, Wafh.
t It. Dunnlnnlon returned on
Wednesday from a trip north.
Winifred Itackus was a Mon-
I
day nlpht guest of Iturdette Uun-j returned Friday iroin Corvallis. j year at tile end ot the tirst scmes
nlnuton. i where she was nnt as .delegate I ter. He majored hi business ad-
Mis. John It. Knight was joint j
hostess nt the Home of -Mis. .
H. Pawke In Medford Tu'esday af-
ternoon for the Mary and Martha
circle. Mrs. Fred Flck of this!
place was u guest for tho nft'1'-!
noon.
Mis. Alethti rnnlrull returned
f,.m , Slu.rort Hp;., hnltul
Wednemlay and In iniliruvliiK.
Mi.i. S. 1-:. lMinnlncteii l n-wlst-. them for a day'M vMt In Pnrtland.
Iiik at Amy's I'lai-e this veK. J Kaipli Imsi'tilx-iTy who has liren
i'uneral servtn's were heM Wed-, rut,jn(, Winid nil his plaee here
nesday iiftei niHill at the .laeksim-i f(jr ,1L. ,,( two liumtlis. left Sat
ville eemetery for little Albert ,n.,y ,. Klaniatll county In
Martin, who passed away in uu
home on tlrlffen Creeli Monday
Kev. li. sunilei had ehni'te of
the servleeH.
Mrs. Minnie Slmih of .Mmphy
lalled on friends here Monday.
.Mrs. A. K. l.lmlsey and small
son, who have heen vlsltlni; rela
tives nt Hend, letinned here this
week.
Ml', nnd Mrs. .lolm DiinnillKlon
silent Wednesday nlKht nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
tl Kelly at Itoclle Klver.
'"''''i
Ileiirv Nlederniey
was a din-,
ner niiest sumiiiy at ine .u.
t uly home on Wk Api'leKnte.
Mrs. Cora Crump from Little
Appleciite tpent Thin-'day nlitht
In tlu iltj.
1'. ". Stevenson of .laeksonvllle
is now employed at
the Heath
runeh at Ashland
Several Indies employed at the .
Medford IomcMtc laundry "l'ent j
Tbumtny evening with Mr.
Mat-
tie Wilson.
Amy poW wan a htisinewt vis
itor in Medford Krlday.
Mil. Hay SievenMin' hud n'
tticMts nt her home recently Mrs.
Kuter itorouRlifl and dmiKhtcr, Kr
mu of tlrantM Kiifs.
Mr. nnd Mm. Hay Coleman en
tertutned recnty with a dinnci.
Covers were plat ed for nine. After
dinner tht eveniiiK wat spent at
hrldse.
llotuM t Hunter, agisted by Mr.
AnileiMn n pinking u sh.ift rM
mining Kotd n the ohl depol
property which he recently pur-chat-cd.
tut of town visitor recently
the .l it I, oiiull.' imrriim
onEOOX, MONDAY,, FEBRUARY ri, lf).TIA. . .
""" " - ' , . ." . "7 :
now buvinir tiri-s in nnirs. iri-nrd-
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Tynan of
Portland, Ore.; olive E. Llnd.l
kalso, Canada; AV. L. (.loodwin.
Great Falls. Mont.; Mr- and Mrs.
1j. C J'unden. Vegfis, Nov.;
C H. I-evlne. Klamath Fallo; 1.
U Wheeler, Co'iuillc- and Lynn 1--lirown.
Kinil Hritt nnd Ur.'J.1 W. Hbh
hison were Modford visitors Thurs
tliiy. Tho half hour program broad-
east over KMKU by membert-. of
the Applcgate grange Friday noon
was enjoyed by those of Jackson
ville who were listening in.
I'ast Noble Grand club of' the
Uebekah lodge will entertain their
husbands with ;u card party at
the
. O. O. F. ball February i!4.
Refreshments will he served,
John.' I)jtn and Hen' Htitchens
of Ashland' were recent callers In
Jacksonville, . , .
Mrs. Henry -Miller attended a
meeting, of the relief corps In
Medford Thurivday.
Mr. und Mrs. George Wondt niid(.
Lester, attended tho. snow
'Cimarron" Friday evening.
Tho Parent-Teachers will hold!
their mxt meeting Friday even-1
iB.. March . A good 'program
is planned. They are .. making
i,i. Hilton nun ..ii.i. ii.'i v" I Saturday .llfternoon for Dundoll
son attended church services lnwhl.ro .v wU1 vtelt JIrs. Vln
Medford Wedlielay. I cent's Kiandpaients, .Mr. and. Mrs.
..ir. una .ins. cnie i n un."
s guesis Minuay .Mr. ainu
lrs
j
Charles Adams. Ml', and
Klmer Adams and. dauwhter,
I .lean, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson
j nnd son, orville, and Mrs.' ll.i
Deveney. all of Medford and Mr.
t and Mrs. L. T. Wilson and llar-
land t'liirk of Jacksonville.
uoyai .eignoor wwiur
will meet at their hall to spend
thc afternoon in s.wfii February
25.
I. (I. Miller . attended a meet-
j ing cf the Kagle Lodge at Med
ford Krlday evening.
KAiTTiiviT' rl?MlPV c,w Feh.
3. (Snvclul.) Mrs. P. L. Wait 1
rr(111 jvo mange of Uoirue,
River to the uramie lecturer's con-i
,.t.nt!on. She was one of two
,elexatcs from Jackson counly.j
The' other was Mrs. LcVander of -
Talent grange. Mrs. Walt was met)
in t'orvallis Wednesday by her -
sister. Mrs. Mary Sutherland of
Portland and her mother,
Mrs.
yAn Ncwtun and returned with
seareh of work.
Me ,iii,l Mi- p l. V:,ll
wen
Siindav dinner (.-Hosts f .Mr. nnd
. . .. r
Mi'H. (icer. who own a 'tit me It. I.
Rod poultry fiinn. six ' mi lew north
of (Irani Puhm.
Wm. I'erry, road innpervlmr in
the KaKle iv.lnt dinU'ict. wna cull
inm'on friendH here one day this
week.'
J.' V. Smith and ' ons. John,
Harold .md Charlen. M.etit one
day this week l.ranilliiB their rut -
tie, preparatory to mmlnc tiieni ,
... .,,. .. ... rai,cc. which oor ,
mild winter has made possilile :
earlier than usual. I
It. W. Ihisenherry Is mifferlni;!
from his hand, which he cut iiutte
badlv with an axe, last week. i
Miindav evenlni: visitors at the
Vult home were Mr. and Mr. K.l
In" Hensehnan and children of
icdtord. Mm, Millte Walker and
(irt,IKlt,r sybil of tivlil Hill and
Hotlln Steihl of UoKue IliM-r.
liecenl vlcttmn of niumpn her-i
an Kdith Inincnberry. Mudcnt at
the hh;h school and Thcilert,
Miiall mii of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Wright.
Mr. nnd Mm John HtinvMCii of
Medford, wero Hunday visftorit of
Mr. and Mrs. K. C Kiene,
Mis. Karl Croft and Mr?, S. A.
iMiseiiberry were caaiern nt the
Walt poultry frm Thursday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mr. Kd Kiene made a
j hii!ines trp to Medford Wednes-
John Smith has fin lull rd build
ing a double wall utorase and
wrtnh honi on the back of his
hou'.c. He c' now tvtti.K hift'
i
SARDINE CREEK
work In road construction limd
up, ready for u busy Milliliter.
1-OKtor DuKonhoriy wh. tuk.'n
quite ill one ni(.-lit thin w.-ek. Him
fntlier took him to .Medford to
sec a doctor and he is able to be
out uKaln. . .
t. ,..i ,.. r.,..,..i.i r...r,niu '..f
(trnntu ' lftM u wn I'fillei'H lit tho
heme ur .Mm. 1'. L. Wait Tuesday
afternoon.
LAKI-: CHEEK, Ore., Feb.
3-
(Spl.l Mrs. H. A. ;ilcyer is spend-
in this week In Medtord taking
Medical treatment.
Mrs. II. L. Tonn was 'a' Sunday
guest of Mr. and .Mrs. H. L. Meyer,
Mr. and Mrs. DeHaas wero' shop.
n!n ln Vln.irnrJ tnn.lut.
i
xjurvu r oi luff dii?ul iiiu hcds
in Medford.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Davies are
visiting at the Kagsdale home tbl'i :
I week. Mr. Davies and Wallace
Davies" motored to Hilt and back,
I Mr. and Mrs. Dean Terrell were
Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. II, i
G, Meyer, Sr., Mrs, Meyer Is Mr.
1 Toi-rlll'D mnllmr
I ... ' ,.m." .
maiuwmsiHiii .
LAKE CREEK
i
the school Tuesday and discussing,".'". ' . .
with soma of the patrono the leas-
ability of consolidating the Lost '
Creek, Lake Creek and Hutte'j
Creek schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 'Mnnia of
Medford are spending a few days
with Mrs. M!onia's parents, MY. and1
Mrs. C. E. WTThitq. ..
Misses Julia Sidley amil Ileth
Farlow attenjed institute in Med -
ford Saturday. .
Clarence Martin is spendiug a
feV days in Medford.
Loren Farlow and Ray Hagsdale 1 :
havo their sawmill ruiinlug uow
and expect to run steady for some
. time.
Mrs. C. H. Moore spout Thursday
at tiie Tonri home.
C. tf.' AVilhltii anil5 C..R. Moore,
were doing business in. Medford
Thursday. , ' I
'
CENTRAL POINI
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., Feb. 23"
: (Spl.) Mrs. Hazelwood is
ported seriously ill at her home.'
Hiims Valley grade basketball
teams lorit to the local grado
teams in the Central Point gymna
sium February 20.
r'l,, lna llniMn l.n iW atth
fuililcnly III Thursiluy'aftcnioon is
slightly improved.
Jli'M. Al b'limnonn spent Friday
with Mi s. Whitney on the" Old
Stagt road
Mrs. McKini spent the week end
with Mrs. Viola Lamnman.
Dr. Gotdsberrv w n Salem vlsi-
tol. lilf.t Week" where he attended
a it?nUt) convention.
jh. aml Mrs. J ease Kills of
shustt Citv Calif '
,...i i.vt.i,...
,.-,,. m,. i.'Kior 'U nolle ill
As postal employes enjoy a holi-
jdays on Feh. 23 for Washington's
I oirtnuay, mi: lucent will taKe
i advantage of the extra day. and
i they will not return until Monday
levelling.
I Mrs. Krnestlne Uostel and Mrs.
Kd I'"arra were Medford callers on
Thursday,
Al " Ml,u 1lt. f-i-.,i(i,.
turned Thui-sday to their
home
east of town from Montehella, Cal.
where they spent tho winter with
their daughters.
Mrs. J. D. Culhertson. accom
panied hy her granddaughter,
Ruth C'hltwood of Medford, left
Friday for Eugene where she at
tended the wedding of her sori
Loren Culhertson and Miss Wandit
Leslie, daughter of Mrs. Parlalec
Leslie of Eugene.
Mr. Culhertson
rjcruduated from thc University lat
ministration
Mrs. Culhertson is a
; member of Chi Delta and gradual-
cd from tho university In June,
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Cochran
were Metlford visitors Saturday,
Marccllus Howe of llolconib
springs was a Central Point vial-
tor t riuuy, t
CENTRAL POINT, orp.. Feb. 23.
Lu Ellis Hoapland and uncte, E. L.
flleason. ot Los Angeles, left for
Portland Saturday morning.
John Merit t of Montague. Cal..
spent Sunday with hf parents, Mr.
ami Mrs. C. M. Merritt.
Mr. and Mrs.' i;d Farm had af
Biiesls for Sunday dinner Mr. and
tr. llnuu I ' 1 f ,11, .in.l lll.ti.1. .i.i ellnn
.Mr. Hoss Clfne and, Grandma Ctlne
of KnKte Point, Mr. and Mrs. lhir
vey Walters, James and Kdward
Walters of Talent. The table wan
beautifully decorated' with cherry
and hutehet motifs in honor of
Georpe ;VnshInrton birthday.
Mr." and Mrs: Twitchell and two
children and' iSamuel .Tackon of
jl - 'O" Anaeles. en. route' to Taeoinn
mi 101s iui .nr. ann .vi s.
u. ranKey. aviio are Mrs. rwitcheil a
Sianapiircms..
Mrs: .1. ,W. Taylor of Merrill, pre.,
vlsltetl lust night with Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Merltt. Mis. Taylor was on
her way home fi out atteiulliii state
l-lansc lecturer at Corvnllis.
Hoy l.ovo. Alvin Maple and Jack
Sundert-on left Saturday mornim;
for' Kurt Klamath to nttend the
JM ractf. The wilt vi.it Mr. and
'i. iiuuk reiuon. w no are t;oy
uncle and aunt,
-.hi Sunday afternoon, 'Mr. 'John
t'lark and baby icturncd from the
t'omnmnity hoVpftal to' the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mr. A. K.
Webster.
Mr- l.ntira-HuvaT from Anac.Mi-
: Mont.. Is victim? m i i
' Haul .Mart:n. She v. at !K'C""'"
pan led by licr .luuslitor,
ma. one of 'the Seattle hiu'h arnooi
teachers. They are in men u
! to southern California.
I I'ast Matrons' club met at the
ir A'ictor Uur.scll on
t w.xlneMtln V
A delleiou. covereaaiv rfrln.
! dlnh lunch wtweerwil ut 1 o'cloct
After the lunrheon i badness meet-
ins -a called order by
Hetta Pankoy. president of 'l1"
club Of f ieew v ere elected for the
tin i.nia N'orcruss will
lie oresident. anil Inez Ferguson
sei le'.aiY anil treasurer.
a-intt.r.l it jflinrilson and daUr-'h-
t r-V...rl..tt,. iirtl MrM. .llAl Itit'h-
. . n-r,.i fnr salem where
I J'. .., vMt ,. uml J)rH. ward
I Davis
! .
CENTRAL POINT CIRCLE
REVIEWS BOOK STUDY
j
! ,
C'EN'TRAI, roi.N'T. Ore., Feb. 23. j
CEpl.l The Circle of the ('nristiuti ,
! church lni't February 21) ' at ' tho
hotne'of Mrs. Al Hermanson. Mrs.!
H. T.
Pankoy; vice-president, eon-'
....i. ,u ... it. K.
, , ' . 1 , ' i
"r .th ,,ook ,f """ ,for " e r'
"'''" . Jerusalem to Jerumleni. .
Those enjoying the afternoon we.e ,
Mrs.'- w. A. C rane. Mm Mary t"-, ?
kef' . Mrs- Joe Larr, Mrs. j
Vouns,-. Mrs. A iola I.ampman Mrs.l
. '"' " , ,
' Mr. Johp Cash, Mrs, Lcrt IledKe-
;el". Mia il'lciw. J.oiuw anid the
hostees. of the afternoon. Mrs.
' '''"'""k Cochran and Mis. llei man-
-son. ". ,. ' '
KIN1 OF ECHO VICTIMS
j ,: CBNTRA't "POINT. Ore., h 23
'SplO The news item in the' 'Mai!
;TrU-hhe"of Februarj- 16. telling of
an auto accident at Kcho, Ore., in
'which Guy Clayton and Irene Acton
were killed, was of deep concern to
orte "Ventral 'Point family, as Mr-P.
Xhomason, living wett of town. i
tii sifter of Mr. Clayton and aunt of
' Irene.
' Slilp- "Mule' Vll."
IvA.VSAS1 CITY. JIo. UIHRUisofl-
I UltdW the IhIioI lif "flTsh MifSOUrt
; "iiile veal." n ling-recently was
BhlDDed to Newark. N. J.. as a
eontrmutlon lo IJle luneneon nei.
in. celebration of the dedication ut
the eastern terminal or Transcon
tinental & Western Air. "
Build lllg Urgnll
VLORENCK, Italy. Feb. St.
iff)- The largest and most expen
sive organ' in any Italian church
lis' being Installed here. In Santo
Crocc. It has 100 registers and
will he ready'for use in the sprhif
Vlan Fen- To Poland
STOCKHOLr (-Construction
ot a ferry from Ahus. Sweilen. to
the new port of Gdynia. Poland,
is pUinncd. -The project Is said lo
he of considerahle economic, and
political importance. In Europe.
WASHT.NXITO.V, Keh. 23,-(r?)
President Hoover today nominated
Arthur A.' - nallantme, attorney
from New York City, -as assistant
secrotnry of the' treasury to suc
ceed Walter Hope who has ' re
signed effective March 1. ,
WASHINGTON. Feh. L3. (V)
The coast guard personnel nt Eur-
cka,- Cal., wan exonerated ot nep-
litonee in connection with Hie
foundering of the schooner Brook
lyn off. Humholdt bar last Novem
ber 8, U. S. con st pun rd head
quarters announced today.
MAR.SIIKIELU. Ore., Feb. 21.
A- Mrs. J. W. Mclnturff is
thc only Coon Hay woman to be
elected to the bar' association, but
hG docs not Intend to practice.;
pne a ine wue oi uio viiy attor
ney of Marshflcld:
Upset Not Serious If
Bowels Get This Help
When you're out-of-sorts, bend-
Why, dizzy, bilious, . with coated
iongue, bad breath, no appotito or
.nergy dout worry. Jta probably
T.lke n. rnnJv CnHcnrpt tnnifbt' nnd I
- ,v
rro now qujckiy your irouoie clears
;p. r.o more ncauncne; no gas en
.tornach or bowels. Appetite im-
proves; dipeftion i encouraged. Take
; tmther tomorrow nieht and the next
flight. Get every bit of the souring i
vvaate out 01 your system. 1 hn see
fiow bowel action is regular and com
plete. Cnscarets are'mmle from rawnra,
ivhich, doctors ayree actually strnigtlf
cnn 'h'tHcrl tnusclcs. ' Ten cents at al'
drug 'stores.
At Gaary and Tj"lor Iho San Frsn
. ciicovisitor AndtSan Francisco's ftntst
hotel. Here, those who appreciate an
environment ol quiet lielinesi are lu
to De toooa each year aecs
able atmotDhere. FortnnatLa
Uln, phyikally one of
yet old with tti yea
located in tna very n
tun sao rrancu
here the Cliftajrjgy
1 Hops, t n
at lu
from
Outstan?
to every g"
roanaJtemei
Ihe beautihi
the structure,
perhaps San F
live hotel restai
teen floors above
decorated and rid
nincient room where
a la carte service, is to
the diner a far fluna: vie"
Cisco's multitudinous hill
shlp'ltrewn Bay. the teem
Oakland and Berkeley sort;
f
the hills on Ihe opposite shoi
away. Tbe view from here it
marvelous, a sedative to tired nei
dfllghl to lh. Jnndlrfdee,i pivlt
aaVm-" . ,v m.r
laW JtV JtV r
ak. ITiKS, r ..r.jr X
av u ,MS:...rv ' .jt w o - . .'X
m a i.ix ' v.-ts v .v.
!aV 1 aT7.' W ' .",.. ' XV '
oXV x;a Xxs w ' iv. 9jf
arm, '. 'vi ass s'i
i i. . 1 r -J J i mm j
sw v. -. J v- vf
w. X
Fm4
11 YEARS CONTIPATION
GLYCERIN MIX ENDS IT
..ym. it ycurn 1
of cniiftiiuitlim."
; i:inlr. "Then at
mixture, Adleriku
Hied to Ret lid
yay. Clias. 10.
hint tho Mltltll0
made nio reKU-
.......I -.Mn. ol . (Ail.
i,rlk.1) arls noTH upiior and
bowel, rclievlnc constipation
li.mrs: llrinus out poisons
,Ul never thuushi: wro U ""r
,-iem. Let Adlerlka give your
M.uinrli
iitul ItnweLs u REAL
i liMiiln,- and see how good you feel!
IIMIU' Dl'IlK store.
Presenting:
Hunt Club
Truly ; the)
smart thing i entsr
taining in one's
homel No finer
compliment can be
given one's guest.
J We have sterling
patterns to match
any period of de
sign and a complete
service for eight, 76
pieces,' in this rich
Hunt Club' pattern
See Window Display
at
Lawrence's
D.E.GREEN
417 North Front
You are Invited to present this cou
pon at tha Mall Tribune office and
receive two
TICKETS
TO A TALKING PICTURE-.'
PROGRAM AT THE
Miiasaiiniiinar iraar mmmmr
At Subscriber Guest of tha
MAIL
TRIBUNE
j '
WATCH THIS SPACE; If you art
a subscriber of the Mall Trlbuno
your namo may appear here tomor-
DC
be published and, during the dli-
ration of thiJ offer? a subscribcr)l
w, be glven an Opp0rtunity to
j joy FREE 8n0Wi GUE5T3 0F
i f PAPER
, .. .
NOW PLAYING
"She Couldn't Say No"
a
UlllillllllllllllllP
mc-tip to Ihe jiidrd appelile. On the
iioor are two other equally f,n.
suninia. ine riorentine Boom
unique, (lelight hilly siry
ID. ill.t nflT lh main lnl.1...
P V"f spans some AK) s-uet
'.
n outside room, each
ll. Numerous suite
wry desired sire and
VAII room furni.h.
ori Xjlsrht fiili.m. .
-x vr XM,ny of llir
V . J ..t .L-
rwusly ate
.os for
.Clifl
Ir.
Mr,
reside
course.
the manaire-
Hie suesls is
n thnt no iritesl
ie to nhieet to the
in (hut nlirKKnlipw i,t
, o
FREE
tjr
f VT r?nd personal service that
al m w-1 important in orent ,i. .
t hospi'alilv. A.
fTtfi tnc tun is a mijor holel of
n rrsnclH-o, althous-V It it rated ..
wsupreme in senire and value-divine:,
. yet the rates there are surorislnalv
j I,,., . the ,.te, .7wi",
r
IV
A'
'