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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO T beat and '-'Personal Km. ilolirumn In Auto Wreck ' News reached The American late Thursday thut Re. tnd Mrs. J. M. Johnson nnd M's. I. C. Grime were In an auto wreck at Hunting ton Beach, Cnl. The party was returning from a trip to the eat, Mra. artmea left for Central Point' bv bus - and waa expected to ar- Hvo Friday evening. No one' an hurt In the wreck, but the John sons will b detained for several fluys, . . Reverend John Still-' will urciK-h at th Federated charc-hos innday. morning. Central Point American. ' "' '; Miss Alibnlt Improving. ". Mhi Lucllo Abbott, who under went an operation for appendicitis Wednesday at the Hacred Heart hospltcl, Is getting along nicely. Ones to KliaNta Sprlnirs C. T- Baker left today noon for Shnstu Springs to attend a meet ing of ehumber of commerce heads of northern Cnllfornla and south ern Oregon" 'Plans- for Increasing tnur.st travel will be discussed. Quality, beauty, value and price ' combine to give you real- economies In this season's coato, at Adrlenne's. The, models Inolude dress,, utility and sports coats and are offered at one-half tho amount asked very early in the season. 811 Prom Distant Cities Registration from distant points at local hotelalnoluiles: Allan How ard of Nutre Dome, lnd,, A. Wald er and J. Domahyl of Cleveland, Ohio, J. M. Mnlrd-of Chicago, III., V, N, Ionard of Boise, Idaho, and Q. c. MoCurray and U Evans, of eno, Nov. J . ' ' , ' Annual eule of Buclllu Em broidery, packago goods. One, luilf price ut the Handicraft Shop,, S, Central. 8Itr Wakefield In City . Hoy Wnkeflold la In tho city from Portland to spend 'the wet-k-ond with his wife and daughter, who are making tholr home In MDd ford. -. Soft, natural, permanents t. Tulip oil wave J7.B0. Free shone poo Mon., Tues., Wed., with- 14 finger wave or marcel, short hair. Facials Thur., Frl., H. Bowman's. Tel. n. ,. . . w Hero For Weok-lT.m Mrs. A, H, Winning of Grants Pass Is spending., the week-end- In' Medford' with Mends, .The regular, buslnes meeting of the St. Ann's Altar Society, will, be held Taieaduy. at 2:30, nt the Pariah, hall. Guests of Parents' Mrs. Meda Hutler of Redlands,, Cnl.,; is vlnltlnjr her parents, Mr. iuhV Mra. aeorge Nichols Sr.,, of Kuirlo Point, this week. . ,' V ' i'.- ' ' i Im'.m , ' ' Haircuts to please, !6o, Orand Hotel Harbor Shop. , 82 Hwtex'li fur Brady Hugh II, Brady Is being sought by local offlcors as some informa tion for him has been received at the police station,' Chief Clatous McCretlle- said today. f 100,000 Kodak prises.. Details at Peasley Studio. 4Ut SnlniiHi nun- Heavy.. Tho salmon run, In the Rogue river this year is unusually great, according to a report received by Hugh C , Mitchell, director of hatehertoa for the- fish, commission, from. K, Mnoleayt. proprietor- of the cannery, ab the- mouth- of the Hogtis, Mr; Mucleay has written Mr. - Mitchell, thai the stlmoni re ceipt' at, his-' plant thU' year- are 8D0: per oent groaterthan last year or any othee re oent season-. . Mora lustrous- permanent waves .with, our new Frederick, combina tion, Croqulgriole, or Sheltorr mat olilne. Kspaclnlly goodi results, on fin chair 110. limma cllne Shon,,!JTel,i4. ,,i ! Orcgoiiliins at Hotels ' Orcgorvreeldcnts other than from Portlnndi registered at loenli hotels ..are ISdwln llenneas, of ltuseburg. Ouy II. Johnpnni (. N. aillenwster. N. Favors and Mrs, N. A, Seehorn and son ot Mugene, John Simpson and U-slle Qocding of Corvnllls. 7.. K. Merrill nnd Frank Morrill- of Albnny, B. H. Onbrlel and W. P. AVntson of Salem nnd A, Olson af Mnrshtleld, : , . Free worn! with your early order for green slabs. Med. Fuel Civ Tel. 081. .. tt After Damaged Clir - J. U. Hay of the. Chevrolet Mot or company, left today for Cres cent City, to bring back the A, V. Anderson, car which was damaged In a wreck there last week. Farvlew Hotel In Aahlnnd under new management, Modorn roams. Attractive , weekly, , end monthly rates. ' 04 Pivferrml Ills) Premium . ' I'tider the new state law pro viding; ft' penllvntlary offense for three convictions under the prohi bition' Inw'.or' tb liernatlv of UtHvIng the ronnnttnlty, In which the vlolatlnnu were mad, Roy. Fro mn ef Albany recently y'tose the latter and will leave that county for a period ot three, years Hismxd pillow coses ef Pepierel tubing 1 values on sale at sac. H-imllcraft Shop, H. -Central. 84tf Klamath Ollinc Ktnpi-od oiling work In progress between Klamath Agency and Fort Klam ath Junction wad temporarily dls, continued because of the rain storms of the past week, accord ing to the state highway depart menC. Work will be resumed as eoon as the roads dry after the unsettled wenther Is over. " Now Is the cheapest time to cnl attain aad pulnt. call us and we'll Ce you an estimate) ot oost.. Tel. tot; - If V On IIunIiio H Mra. K. BunIiiohh Visit C. Ward of Fern Valley and Mra. C. K. llellows of Eagle Li Point were among out-of-town r r. .... ; business cullera in Medford tills mornins. ' ' (U'bekali Surprise Visit ) A number of the Kebekah ladles of this city surprised Mrs. Fred Kelsoe at her home near Medford, Tuesday evening. The party was a. very enjoyable affair and. was attended by quite, a large group of RebekaJis. Gold Hill News, nig rough blocks- direct from mill, M.60 per lood. Med, Fuel Co. Tel. 031. tf Visits Mr. Kendall - Mrs. 10. H, -Kendall of Cllendale. Ore., arrived here by train this morning to spend tho. next three days with her won, a. A. Kendall. ; There wtl! be a Grange dance at 1'hoenlx for Orangere and' their friends But. nite, 89 Ciiliromlons At- Hotels ' Residents of tho Bear etato reg istered at local- hotels inoludo Mr. and- Mrs. J'. L. Morgan of Sacra mento, Mr. and Mrs. Kkeos, Mr. and- Mrs. Wi T. Medina and V. R. Bury of Oakland, Charles A. Ior Ing, Miss Helen Blacker, Mrs. Dor othy Blacker, Florence Perry and Mary Jane McGinnto of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. L,. Wlntern of Holly-, wood, Mr. and Mrs. n. 15. Penrson, M. W. Smith, H. L. Painter and Oswald lloglund of Lou Angeles, and Mr. and- Mrs. Dan Kragsn, Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Huson and furrfliy, Sophie Romas, aienn Knol-. sel and- Marie Ohildsrs . of San Francisco. - p ' Brill Sheet Metals, Works, does expert repairing, fender and-1 auto, body, repairing, ., leaves For Kiigen Lincoln Rolling; left loot-, evening fait JUugenei. , where,, h Willi, spend the week-end. The Checkered Cab Co., phone BOO, Is offering speoial 4th-of-July rates to Crates lake, K, Falls, Cresconv City,- Diamond lake, Ash land, etc. Reasonable prices- and quick service. ' Ask about our-'out-otHown flailing, hunting and, pic nicking trips; Phone 900, ' B4' V. f O. Visitors , Mrs.. Av J. Lyle of Klamath Falls, accompanied by her - daughter Alexis, and Mlns Louis Webber who Is a. guest at the- Ly.le home,, motored- to. Medford, Wednesday. Miss Webben and Mis Lyle- are both at flllatod; with-- Uamma- L'hi Beta at the University of Oregon,. ' ' Cut flowers, fpr all , occaslone. Mixed hounlietA nnd cnrjifitfoa n specialty, , 325, South Holly. Phone JUU-Lj,. ... tc Visited' liltbla ty , W; O: Peterson and- son were among the huslneiM visitors In Ash Innd yestorday. - , Women's- coat soiling half prloo. tomorrow Mv M. Dept Store, 88 Wliaaxm, sir lU'ra John, Wuuge and his brother p. B -Vagal returned, this morning fro.n ouWiind,, Cnl., (lying their own planes, John-. Waage- loft the Medfonui airport Sexurdoy for the south,! '. i- , ' .", ' . May .photograph . special, The Pcnaleys, op), Holly tlteator. 41t( Hero rYnm Washington Among, guests frcra Washington at local hotola nro Hanco H. Clo land of Olympln, C. M. Chapfnun of Spokuno and V. N, Reltch, A. A. Mondes, s, D. Kollner, and Mr. and' MM O. B. Men-la- of' Seattle. Lovely Tulip Oil waves, M.50; other pormanenta B; shampoo-and finger wave SI; marcel 75c Kath- ryn Locatell, 230 8, Central, 1374. Marooned. Ill Aisjilccato .. , Mr. and Mrs. U. U. Malntyre anil family drove over, to the Ap- plegate country for a visit with Mrs. Mclntyre's paronts Sunday, While fordlns tho"Applegate river In their oar thoy. stalled In the middle of the, stream, and had to awlm out.-Centml point Ameri can. . ' ' ' ' Portraits of distinction. The Poaeleys op pi Uolly theater,, tf Down From Dead Indliin Mr. and Mils, Jack Tyrrell were In Modfnrdi yestorday from Head Indian Hprlligs, the resort they are now- operating, Vapon Shorn loo requires no loap or waUiri dries. Instantly and lenveav tho hair soft, and glossy. Emma Cllne Shop. Tel. 454, 92 Ashland's Flro Itcimrt The city fl"e departntent of Ash- laml had. mad IS calls thla yeur up to, June 1,. with o, Intnl., loss during that period of 8270t If you need any calctnilnlng or IwUMIns, done,. Phone 10N, tf Kethuen Plonlo snmtny The annual picnic of the Red- men and Pnrahontas ot southern Oregon and . northern California will he held tomorrow nt the sum mit of Die Sisklyous, with members of the older present from Medtord. Klnmath Falls. Yrekn Weed- and MK'loud. There will be the' usual games and Mtunta,; and an archery content. Ida, Wood and Florence Qraves, experienced plane teaehers. studio 220 N. Oakdale. Phone 1043W OcHtiell nnd Koo Item lielroy (letchell nnd son, Rayard. who recently graduated from th University of Wnehlngion, hew return;! to this elty from Seattle. where Mi Oct, hell attended the son's gradeutton- and the ennv- mencement at tho St. Nicholas school where his Asughter Ulorli. Is a atudent. Hayord, who grad uated In electrlcnl engineering, also established ft fine record on the gulf links while In Senttl. Mrs. Oetrhlf anil (Horla will remain In the northern elty for several weeks before returning' to Medford. e Krystnlglew, kodak, rIuss su prenrat The Pejuileyat ep). (Inllv thsater. - , - If MEDFORD MAIL From Slate Metruolia Among Portland residents reg istering at Medford hotels are Fred S. Sankey, Mr. and . Mrs., C, L. Plumb, F. M. Blake. U W. Camp bell, Martin P.v Anderson, K. C. Miller. C. R. Cruwder, F. B. Wat son, A. M. Fleming, J. F. Morrell, J. H. O'Connor. J. J. Wilson, H. M. Jones, H. C. Behrtng, C. J. Mc Allister, Robt. Barclay, H. Wald- ron Jr., Ira A. Williams and L. R. Centra. Phone 542. We'll haul awav your refuse. City Sanitary Service. , 25711- Visit Relatives Iters Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhm of Wheaton, ill., are In Medford- vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konop. They arrived -here by train this forenoon from the . north.. Mrs. Kumn and Mr, Knoop are sister and brother, 7 i ; Broken windows glazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf CRASH EM ROUTE E Mr. nnd Mrs. ' P. ' Mcintosh of Bantit. Ana.,, aunt -and': uncle ot Mrs. Arthur Osberg, mot with a most, unusual accident en route to their niece's wedding hore re- ooncly. - The- pftvemonts- were slip pery! after- a, rain, near Arbuokle, Calif., and-, aXLor, signaling- to, pass another aar,;- the.-Mcintosh: outo speeded. 4ir v The other, driver, wit ho, ut' sufficient notification, turned directly across the high way, and Mr, Molntosh, was forced to, npply brakes, in H hurry; - When his; car aume to- a-'Stop It was heiulnd back to the south orir tho- opposite side-o the, pave ment. , Mr.' Molntoslt was com pletely turned about In the sent with hi ,fnet burlridv amidst the baggaije. The glass windows und doors, of his - car were completely demolished, on one, side, and the body of the car .was. badly- dam- auedi ... , Mr. Mcintosh, received a. deep HOaJp. wound and his wuo was cut by-- flying, glass, tho- not severely. They wore fortunately only a few foet from, a, hospital, , where they were taken for medical attention, GAS NOW RETAILS All - loading ,'olji com pan lea. have ralHcuV their gasoline, price . lo Modford.ln keepuiK: with the five and a half cent lnoreuae, announc ed In y 08 1 orU ay's Mull Tribune, It won learned this afternoon. The- ratal! price at aervloe sta tions la now 21 Vi cents. PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. P) All. tho. lai'Kor. ttanollno- companies In. Portland today . wore selling KUHoJina at 15 cents a gallon to. re tullortii an Increase of 6 cents over recent prices. The advance was made yosterday. JAKEM BY DEATH Lorlnda Hall; mother of Elkn, B. Hull- nnd Mhot?ta Ut ot Mtlfor$ nnd ranK lh HnH of Nyssii, 6re., a resident of Medford for tho past 1!8 years, panned away at her home Prlftny evening, June IP Funeral aor vivos will, b held at the homo, 519 South Central avenues Monday morning nt 10:30 a. m., Hey. C. B. Porter officiating. Interment In Medford oemotory. Pari Kuncrnl Home in chaige. BURY IS. HALL Mm. Florence Halt, 83k- mother of Court Hull ami peart Hull of Medford, died at Lakevlew,. June 18. Funeral services are to be oonductoth at Lakeview this morn ing nt 10 a. m., after whloh the horty will be brought to Medford for Interment, which will take place this evening nt S:3u- p. m. a, the Medfonl oemetery, Father Hamilton giving the committal srvlee Mra. Hull was bom at Coving ton. Ohio, July 31, 184S and has long been A resident of southern Oregon, Bh Is very well known in Medford. I'erl Funeral Home In charge of the arrangements. The funeral cortege will form nt Hall's residence 31S South Central nt 8 p. IK,, this evening. EMU AS DONATIONS LAG LrVtclon utlTV arhtnlvlsfth for tht: r(rnoon nnd fvoninx wah nn- nounoctl thin forenoon hy Dan Itiwnnl chir?rtn uf th mictiuti unimttteN Action wn taken. to th lnuffKtut amount ot mi cAitndtno Mvuim fur the vnt. and memhfrn or the eummttte thoiwhl It ml vim bl to wntt until a future da to. TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, STORY IN TRIBUNE P OF When Colonel Chaa. ilcfirler, asKiatant in command of the- It?rfr lond recruiting area for th United States army, who had started on a periodical inspection trip of re cruiting! stations in Oregnov first visiting the Medford station, re ceived a -telegram herei ordering him to delay Inspection ot the remainder of: the ; station until receipt of further orders,, his petu lance over th delay, was greatly softened on accidentally dJcover Ing that his boyhood friend;- W. H. Gardner,' who came hera . from Seaside. Ore.,; some time ago, was now a resident of Medford and had Just opened up. a a new drug store That is why these- two.1 natives of North Carolina had' -many enjoy able- visits in- the next, fow- days, until the colonel's order came and he left for Klamath Falls,- - . Messrs. Gardner and McBrler were born in. Shelby, N. C.f where their fathers were- partners in the practice, of medicine,; and. whero the hoys attended school' together. Then-iir early youth- McBrier-left- their native town, fqr a military career,, which, took him all over the nation and some foreign parts, and Gardner entered the druggist's profession and eventually roamed in it until years ago he-located in Seaside,, and recently located in ,Medford. i, , -t t . Then by one oil those strange twists of providence, the two met ,ln- M.edford , last? weelc, - after Colonel. McBrler had; read ln' the Mailt Tribune the story' of Mr. Gardner's;, humorous f lett(- -sent out to prospective customors.'and With Sergeant Grover Ow.en', aid looked his old friend up. .y ' v r . The- weather outlook today seem ed favorable fop a number or un iiuTil, big, picnic outings tomorrow which will be attended by many Medford nnd valley, residents in cluding that of the Redmen and Pocahontas of Southern Oregon and Northern California, which will be held on the summit of the. Sis kiyous,. and features of which wil! be the . usual various contests and archery. Members of. the' order from Weed; McClond, Yrekn, Klam ath Falls and Medford will partici pate In this: Outing. ' I J Then, too, there is the .Montana picnic, where a throng ol' former residents of that state from, this section will gather at Kvershady an (o park three miles south of Med tord and the picnic, of the . post office employes of tho Medford. and Klamath Falls offices, which will be held a mile or so north- qt;': Fort Klamath, near the old fish hatclk ervy.. .. . - Tho Medford p oh to f flee employes hod originally planned to hold, their annual picnic Sunday at the Elks picnic grounds, but later decided to have this affair In combination with; the Klamath Falls, postof flee employes., , This picnic will prob ably be the largest ever held by the posturf ice employe oi South ern Oregon and their families, flWiUDlSSES J. A. Ormnny, passenKertmffJc managot, of the Southerd Vi)t)c company, will talk lo members bt the local Kiwnnla cluaj at the reBU lar luncheon Monday. Vacationing wilt lie- the subject of his UUkv A large attendance Is urged for the occasion. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Fol'ND Striped overalls. Jacket, hat, sweater, sweater nns receipt name. W. a MuLano, Vrlt U. C, Kostwlck, R, 3, Grants Vans. Ore. FOR SAI.K Kxtrn strong 4-wheel trnllor, new tires, 26. lflOS' N. HlversWe, SI KOIl HUNT 6-rooni furnished hoiKV. I'bene D34H. 1 b'OH KM NT "Host apartments In town," nt Suhulor Apts., cer, 6th nnd Onkilale, Phono 13SJ. 118 NOW liookln orilors for aprlcors. l'lerces Hothouse, phone 67K'J. 113 Win BALK Mill run lumber, No. 2 common or belter, any ilL mcnslon. ltnrgrnln prices, rhone 351K. 06 FOB MKNT-Muilern duple apart HNntv Adults. Keilui-tlon In rant , to couple who will take cure of yartl. 713 Oevr St. 91 ViV RK.NT FMrnlha' oparN i mnt, firivnte luith. 305 KaM i KOH RKNT--Fumirhed S-room j' npartmont Knraice, ht wa- wr, Aim Svroom unfurnished hmiKx 303 Kim. 90 KOR SAI.K Aprlcotn. Top- Notch Orchartl. So-nml lc a lb. Tel. 8UU1. 90 RKAU RANCH l.t'T I SB arrrs on Hotrue Hlvcr. mile river frotai t'rtHw lkf Mlfch w:y vroMca. lIeal cnmp nite. 2 & a err a rultiv.iten. l(AHiire, ninup and llmhf r. &-rtHiin hou.se. !ir Imrn. Family orchard. ISftrpin at tt.irts. Tornw,-, O K. MithiM. 425 . Main. 90 Kr(d i:hlrkn 8umkr nt tin..)..1 TRIO BIG PICNICS ON SCHEDULE FOR ' . W. J.. Hutchison, Meteorologist. MEDFORD GROUPS ELKS' BANDFUND QKEOON, SATURDAY, : Heier.Jogial Reptrt I ' .' ' , Forecasts - Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Sunday fair; moderate' tem perature. -. Oregon: Generally fair tonight ami-' Sunday but becoming cloudy and unsettled on coast. Thunder storms,, in. mountains east, portion Sunday; jnoderate temperature. Local Date Temperature (deg.). ... ?& ' BJ Highest' (last, 12 hrs.). 73, it , 73 Lowest (last 12 hrs.) 4Sr: , 63 Rel; Humidity pct.) in . ; 83 Preclpltatlen -Oneheg) .00 .00 State of weather. ...;...CIoudy Cloudy ;, Xow.est. .temperature this morn ing,, degrees. . . . '' Total precipitation since Septem batf', 1930, 13.10. Inches Temperature tf'year ago today: highest 79; lowest 54. ; Sunset today, 7:49- p. m. Sunrise Sunday. 4:3 a. m. Sunset Sunday,. 7:40 p. m. Observatisns Taken at S A. M. , . .120tfc Meridian 8lmo ?- CC f ' CITY .1.,'".. .SH 5 I ii t r Baker city. ...... Blamarck ' Boise i., Denver : Des Moines ...... Fresno Helena Los Angeles .... Marshfleld' Phoenix . ....u.... Portland Red Bluff Roseburg Salt Iake, ....T.. Han Francisco Santo Fe . 0 . 88, . 76 . 92 . 94 , 84 . 6H . 78 . 08' .101 . 70" . 84' . '72 . 80 . 64 . 86 : 50 54 62 , 62' 66 00 43 02 50 70 52 62 42 68 56 62 52 50 P. 44- Cloudy Cloudy. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Seattle, ., 62r 72 74 .Spokane Winnipeg . In ondetr that the 30 members at thrMaUforrtv pJks bnnO, might attend the national convention of tho Elks lodKO In. Seattle July 0 to 9i O. Q. Alendorfor and C. Ii. Gates, are members of a commit tce raielns funds to. finance the trip. . I Mr. Gates reported this morning that i vlie driwy 'ly provlns1 quite successful, and- the $000 they ari? trying to- raise is- being contributed by local business men- who are members- ef the organization. SHOOTS MANAGER, SELF, 8AIvINA, Cal., JuntV 20'. (JP) Because, police 'snld. W. t; Sech rest discharged Marshall Wood as manager of the Sechrest Lumber company, the two men lay In ad Joining rooms of a Salinas hospt- and , , ...... ... IS BEING RAISED TONIGHT Last Times to See That Wonderful , r : . Religious Drama . In addition to the performance tonight, Saturday, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce has persuaded the Original Freiburg, Germany, players, who have so delighted and inspired the crowds that have attended the performances, to remain in Ashland for the Sunday night engagement. " - ' ", 1 . . Tomorrow Night Sunday, June 21 Last Time to See This Marvelous Tabloid In Beautiful Lithia Park, Ashland ADMISSION 75c to $2.50 ' Seats on sale at JUNE 20, 1931. UND HOLDING PASSION PLAY TO SUNDAY EVENING ASHriANt),' 6re' jUne 20. -(Spe-I oial) Beneath, starlit skies, in tlio; moBt beautiful natural amphithea-l tre to be found In all southern Ore gon, the third presentation ot the Freiburg Passion Play, by 36 mem bers of the caBt of the Freiburg,, Germany, play, assisted by 100 ex tras. In, costume, and a .chorus of 12i voices with arcbostra accom paniment,, will be repealed this evening, while a fourth perform ance will be given tomorrow (Sun dayh evening. i , The additional Sunday evening, performance was arranged in or der that ait might have the advan tage of seeing this great dramatic production, which la on a par with "The Miracle" and other great re ligious dramas. Ample parking space for -cars, close to the, outdoor theatre, has been arranged. . . Characterization of the "Chris tus" by Adolf Fassnacht, head . of the company, Is a curious mixture ot dramatic art ' and simplicity. Faiisnacht stands out among the others as one truly great, imbued with- the spirit ot gentleness, good ness and strength. -- , Sharing laurels with Fassnacht Is Willis Bhrhardt, (lie Judas.. With, a sympathetic interpretation of this intensely emotional and. highly dramatic churacter, Khr liardt reaches, the pinnacle of his, success in the scene which follows the. Crucifixion when he is over come by romoroe which loads to, solt destruction, i . ' r. : Pageantry , and tableau are inter woven in- the telling ol the, greatest, story of all history t The Sunday evening tiertorm ance iai arranged with a view to ward onabllng all to' witness this productiun of, such unusual merit. tal today perhaps mortally wounded-. Wood, Police Chief George Grif fin saJdj admitted shooting his employer and himself late yestor day.. Sechrest, was shot twice thru the lungs and once through the moutii and left lying in the lumber: yard. ' ' ff Used Gar Sacrifice! All Makes and Models . 20 Down No Carrying Charge PAY THE BALANCE $5.00 .Per Week , The G. V. MYERS CO. 132 South Riverside i omorro w in lgnt Elharts, Ashland, Sunday, Sunday Evening. RAILROAD AGENTS CARAVAN LEAVING FOR LAKE 9 A J. Cars will meet at the Southed Pacific station tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock lo compose tne cara-, van which will' motor 126 passen-, ger agents ot rallroada of the Pa- ( citic northwest to Crater Lake, n., ...in hU -is enrs in the cara van C. T. Baker stated this morn ing. It will be in charge of the conention committee of the Cham ber of Commerce, which is headed by B. W. Bolten. - The passenger agents will be luncheon guests of the Crater Lake Park company and after enjoying several views of the lake will re turn to Medford at 6:30 oclock. This ' will be the passenger agents' first trip to the lake. They will arrive, in Medford on special cars -it-chert to the morning train- FREE DANCE Till 2:00 GOLD HILL TONITE For First 100 Couples on , . ! v bur floor; f 1 DANGEat EAGLE POINT jiTONITE ) fThe 7 Harmonians of Medford 'GOOD MUSIC , '' GOOD FLOOR : i or at Box Office 1 nAN.f7Fsi.fr ;i FOX WUI C9AST, TUf AlREJ SUNDAY Anicilni's. modem ilnHttll,,r . . .. vitninl with, youth . , , tlaritif; to take her love. : JOAN CRAWFORD "LAUGHING SINNERS" with . . NJilli HAMirTCW." MAIWtlUlB IIAAIBKAU CLri'l'' KDWAItDS :ivrjk habits TODAY LAST . DAY Peter B.-Xyne'H ." Cclcbraleil Novel Never the Twain.c Shall "Jfe Meet Made by W. S. Van Dylic. the in a li w h nuulo "TltAUIOlt iini? v" . staiTlna: t l l.-ll II 1 I .A SIOXTENKtiltO TONIGHT - ON THE STAGE. AT 0 P. M. EARLE DAVIS and his FOX CllATKMAX Discovery Night Kcnttirliiff SINGING DANCING NOVELTY AND: GIRLS A cjorlous nicillcr or s.riii'O' pal ion. mcliHly.' niirlh nlul youth. LAST DAY - .ion k. nnowN W1S.N.1E I.KiHTSKU SIT TIGHT "Fl-N AND HOW I" Also 1XGRK PRINTS!" . .SUNDAY , . - Flying Patrol j Captures International ; ; Smugglers : ' - AIR POLICE Dynnirrtc h:itnn. rriiJrlr l,h smnvlHiii nulein nml mamt tif Ilic llonli-r IW" (milling cnnu-lsiii.' of Ilic " mm