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lXiT!lilM(f Tiimorrow
-With tin plurcs of business and
pnbllc bullillnics cln.oil all day and
thuusaniU. of ' citizens celebrating
Urn holiday out of tlin oily. lh
Ilil.in.es8 ertlon of .Medford will
present 9 quiet appearance tumor-
r.(v.f- ; ; ; ' ' . ' 1
a. ' To" fca'ort Mk' annnn
4;'j ...,l'oll Clayton of jjnlcin. JJ., J.
.'if !uMip f, riiHind anil ll( ,Y.
I " " ,T$taW or -KuKne, all' atatn'truf-
I fie officer, were In Medford thlM
I mortmff prctvi;itory to'lfftvinir for
I' y J'iif Isoulh: m- k'tofl' Hi I1r -eiic'
J ''t ciiivori fa 'afcd'foril llil' vehlhir.
This caravan en; route to the
'irjlk.-.' fiatlorta I convention at Se
attle.' ' '
, ,. :.., -.'
Oil Yiicritloii Trip-
lh!i Harp, field manar for the
Pacific Al.''rmniiort company,
left torlity for southern California
on a vacation-trip, ".'(
Special 4th of July trips.
000. -t : - ,
To
ftStf
; From iv DMnnco ,'
Am on the tourldU nnd other
from distant; points registered at
Medford hotels are'John lleter and
. mother, o (;ihiton. Iowa, -Mrs. W.
1. Oravlln of Victorlu, II. C, Mr.
and Mrrt. ! H. James of Van
couver, Jf. Mr. and Mrs. It. N.
I truce of Itldgefleld, Conn., If.
Meyer, of" Ht, Paul,' Minn., John it.
'Taylor iff f.'hjcago' and George K.
Parker of New York City.
RndMTranttfer nov!(l to 1015 N.
t Ceirti Pione 1 102
tf.uonta, ut.. Mr. llemMreet
MiUand Mi. ifarry Cr.owpll of,
Ilend are guests of Mih. Mary Hcm
' street t her homo on North Pa
" 'clflc highway. y-. ' ' "
j;T,hdlf fhll-fRAhloned hoi)e 1.00,
.at Thflj TotfmV of toure). ''All
Bilk. French heel. :"' ' ini
Jlinmyi Jfrirrbt Homo fnim ('nlli'ifc
JamoH H. HarrlM. tho Central
Point yountf man who l -known
ntmoBt nM well in Mod ford, arrived
homo yoatorday from WooHter, O.,
. whero h ha hen ii- Httideht at
WooHter unlvornlly for' noveral
yearn, Ho tpend the vacation period,
and may ho employed nt the Mcrv-
IrA utatlon In Crater national park
nil for' the pant two fmimnern, dur
ing Iho Crater lako eaon., .
' The Tonnry (of ctturHe) htm the
great eHt dollar ladies' hoHt value In
town. : 102
: Vihlfc nl Foot CnH'k ,
Mr,- nnd Mm, Oeorge WeKt nnd
Charie Chumplln ofTflMJford upent
lant Huntlay with Mm, Paulino
Wtthl at FooU creek.
If you want tn null a low price
poiiulur. llvht, autamulillA ntul -nn
finance youtwlf for SO dyn, write
, llox V, L,., Trl-buno, for nppolnt
nient, ., " ' - Jtl
Jtit Vlidi ImlinlreM '
Mr. mill Mm Wayne Wakefield
and ' Mm. flenrKo II, llrown will
lenvo" tltla evening fot ; KiiKene,
wllero tliey will' Hpend tho week
end nk'KlicHtit of Mr, and Mm, Hay
Dajialre.
Pnrlraltn of illxtlnctlnliu
I'MiHloyK, opp. Holly theater,-
The
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Aj)lllli 4 1 It ('cleliialloil
'Hie WIIManiii nnd Apiilexate
ClraiiKeti are eoopornlliiK in imttltiii
on a l-'onrtli of July colelnntion,
with a plenlo on the wont fork of
Wllllimn creek, oppiwlto llartley'e,
Willi a, luinket dinner, various rni'en
nnd a liaxehnll Kama iH'tween IM-o-vnlt
and Illicit teuiim. It will lie
ni( old-fnultlunvd oeluhintlon.
Tlio Uiinnon Oual Co. Iina moved
III office down to tlio yard at 608
Bo. Front Ht, . 102
Vllt Crater Uike
Mr. nnd Min. Ilolierl .N. Itrnco
of Tililceflrld, Conn., today left hy
ntniw for Crutor lake. They are on
an exteimlv tour, of the northwest.
llaten for out-of-town Irlpa. Tel.
000, . . . ', :. , , hk
Ito uro to im the xorgentu (lor
linm silverware dltplay In l,aw
rvnco'a window, Hit week only.
This
Week-End
Bo aure to order Fluli
rer 's Milk Bwad all
Sliced
Red ready to terve.
' Think of U:e oonvori.
' len for your Fourth.
of July trip.
Flulirer
A. Bdkcr of Reputation
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'Orrinniluns nt Hotels
Oiegonlun registered at hotels
(Jn. tliu clly.ieJterday from points
I other than Portland Included, Ueo.
TI.Cimo of IIimIjuik, Orvllle Heard
of .Mc.Mlnnvllle, ft. K. Kent and
family of Ht. Helens, Jolin lay of
(rater Lake. C. 15. Unrrrtt of Hu
lem, Kred M. Itowley, K. P. KnlKht
and. W. I. Moody, Jr., of Euxene,
Mr. and Mm. II. K. Carlton, Kath
ryn and l'ci;t;y Carlton of Llufur.
Wulluftv liravt'if Tor Hiilrm
Jiim'-K Wallace, representative of
the Northwestern lim-it, wlio wan 1n
this city yesterday conferring with
Jocnl railroad men, If ft hist even
ing for Halem. ;
Before your July 4th trip, try
our new llouhigant Wave Lotion.
Iva Frederick, Tel. 191. 102
JOKtirrif 'IimmI Tomorrow
Tho main poMtofflco and itih
.ttntlon will' he cloed all day to
morrow, July 4. Th day ordin
arily would he a half-holiday un
di'f th new 44-hour week Mchedule
of the poHtofflro department, hut
helnjf a national holiday poNtal em
doy' will enjoy iho additional
half-day. The regular holiday
Kchedtiln of mall pick-up and dln
trlhution of npnclal delivery nnd
periMhahle article will ho follow
ed, There will he no window erv
Ice nor regular deliveries in any
part of the city.
lirlll Kheet Motal Works doe
expert repairing, fender and auto
horty repairing. tf
(iiiesf at Mr. Aladlwon
J. F. Howie of Han Franclneo
arrived In Med ford yentorday noon
and left-Immediately for tho Hum
mer c.'ildn of F. I). MadiAon, whore
ho- Will ho a Kit cut over tho wook
end.
Uanco 0,ld
Dance -till 2 a.
illll Frldny
nluht.
102
KliAnatil t'titn Halarli-ii
The county court of Klamath
county at a meetltiK Tuesday re
tueed the salaries of all appointive
county employes 10 per cont, effoc-
tlvo AumtKt, 1, nnd served tho no
tice yesterday. Tho inciiiberH oT
the court voluntarily reduced their
own salailcx 10 per ;ent, affectlvo
July 1, The action wan taken liy
a resolution explaining tho court's
reiiKons for tlio reduction. It is
estimated that about $500 a month
will he naved by tho -reduction.
Celebrate nt Oold. Illll
Friday night and get an
start Haturday morning.
dnneo
early
102
Til Visit Urol her
'' Sirs, JiiseirViine' Donnhuo of Mer-
tin, ire arrived in MOdtord liy
train this morning to spend sev
eral days with her brother, Charles
Crovrt
- llroken w 1 n d a vr n glazed - by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
New W. V. HvrxUtt
Inauguration on an experimental
hnsl of. a new . Interstate tele
graphl!! tiervlco by Western Union;
to bu known as the serial day let
ter, was announced today, cstab
JUhlng new telegraph , servlco, the
f'st Hince tluv advent of the nlj
leller'lil' WtO' illut-' the' 'day' li-1
In- Illll.- - ..
, Lovely Tulip oil waves. Itl.no:
oilier periiintieiits SH; sliunipon and
ringer wave 1: marcel 7 Br. Kuih
ryn J.ocalcll, 230 8, Central, 1374
; 08tf
To t'otlagi (.riive
Mrs. Kmnin nuolltlle left today
on tlio tthitsta for Cottage drove.
Dance till 2:011, Hold Illll Frldny
mgnt and get an early start cele
brating Saturday morning, 102
Cnliroriilniis nt Ifiitcls
Iteglstratliiiif- at local hotels In
elude- the following Cnilforlans
Mr, and Mr. i. It, o. Damnify nnd
Mr. and Mis. V. A, llnpgood of
Paid -Alia.' Mr. and Mis. tllenu
Hood of Compton, Dr, and Mrs. I
M. I .mi n and Mr. and Mrs. tlrosse
of Iterkeley, Kthel W Hetty H. u nil
KilleKt K. Holers of Oakland. Mr.
and Mia. tl. J. Mninh and family
and II. U Allen and family of
liurllngnuie, Helen Kinsman of
Xtoi kton. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Nlmo
of Umg lleacb, Mr. and Mm, K.
W. Ij'wls of l.ynwood, Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. M. Henry, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. A. Hacrely anil famllv and
1'hyllU Fellller of Uis Angeles and
Mrs. h.' llrown and daughter, J. M,
Hush, Mlis 1. 10. Mills and Miss M.
Joey of San Frauclco.
Plato glass shelves with polished
edges. Including nh-klo plated
brackets Sx24 $!,75; KX30, 13.00:
Sx3B, $3.25. tuber sixes propor
tionally low In price. Medford
Plato tllaits Co. lMiuno 446. 10!
VUlts fnim Klamntli
ole IliiKler of Klniiinih Kal was
visitor In Medroid this morning,
and called on a number ot his
frlvnds while hero.
$100,000 Kodak. i-rliM, Details
at Peasley SUI, I In. 41lf
Visited tho Kinioleys
Ati-s. Anna Klng-iley. son Willis
and daughter Nyhorg and four
cniuuen liuve been visiting the past
two weeks with Mr. anil Mrs. Joe
KliiKSlcy of Medford. Mm. Annr
Klnusley Is the. mother of Joe
Klliusley. They left today for their
home In Northvllle. s! I.
The Hanson Coal Co. has moved
Its office down to tho yaw at So
So. Front St. ioj
l imi ne for Holiday
Mlm Mauitne Gn-en and .Miss
Josephine Klrtley were among
those who left hy (ruin today for
KUKi'ne to spend the we4k end.
Get your fryer.
Phone 31 l-X.
for
the 4th.
los
Moltiiryi'lc KiK-ciV-r Flnwl
A A. Walker, n lli.',l Illll youth
of 18 ye.ira who was arrested hy
CI'J Tliifric Officer Gin. Pivscott
this motntng for .iee,lln on his
moleri yi le .it 4S miles or over per
hour on North Klcvrsi.le avenue,
two lilorks north ot Jackson street,
pleaded utility In Judge T.ivlor'.
eouit later, and waa lined $o.
HuHhlgant Uittoa aavea time In
letting your wave. , Leaves the hair
fr-wrant and lovely. i Fred
erick, Tel, mi. , 1M,
MEDFORD MAIL
Ml IlHflllltOU lAtiYVU
Following two week' visit . in
Mpdford ai, tht tfuest of Mr. and,
Mm,. K...E. Gore and .daughter
liftyenito Hamilton of Han Fran
Cisco -left 'this-morning for Port
land to visit friends. "
'JeltM-l ftlve Deer Tulk
'"Practically every time I drive
tho hlKhway east of Medford to
ward Crater lake I see one or two
bucks dash across tho highway.
Miild F. S. Neitzel, Standard Oil
company attnche at Medford.-"The
deer seem to knoir when the sea
sun Is on and when It 1h not. for
they take Rreat Hhertlea'during the
closed Seaeon. There have been a
number of complaints lately about
doer Invadlntf gardens and fcraln
fields." Mr. .Neltzel reported that
fishing had been K"0d eft south
ern Oregon stream, particularly
on tho Hogue river, lie lhade the
Journey to Portland by way of
Crescent City, Gold Iteach, Coqullte
and I-'ugene. The Oregonian.
Phono 000 for special 4th of July
trlj to Crescent City, Lake 6' the
Woods, etc. - 9tf
To Illlilll Woodshed
A bulldng. permit waa- ier-ued
yesterday hy the city to ' L. M.
Weisenburger to construct a wood-
xlied costing $33, at 838 Palm
street. ' - '
For your; July Investment In
ll'ited- stocks or bondM, ceo M, N.
JTogan, 315 Liberty lildg. 106
Here fnim I'lirilanil
Those registered" from Portland
yesterday at. local, hotels Included
J, Dean4 H. W., Dickinson, Mr.
and Mm. J. II, JoneH, Mrs. F. J.
O'nell, Mrs li;'P.' Phlpps and Mr.
and Mrs.' Ti. 11. Mclntyro nnd
daughter. . : ,
Krystnlglow, kodak glo su
preme. The-poasleys, opp.- Holly
theater.' I ' tf
ItoluriiH In Portluntl
Mrs. W. H.'Walton la returning
to Portland today by train, after
having spent tho past duy here,
Itenl saddle horses for hire, lie
ginning July -4th:- some of the-best
.ixhUBeeKlng places In tho country
Come mb- tor yourself. See L. J
(lolier on L. 10. llurr ranch, Tliomp
son creek. 102
From, Washington stato ,
i Among .local hotel guests from
Washington are Mr. and Mrs. Shel
don Ansdorff of Ilutllo (Iround
Wash., Florence Wormon ot Hell-
lughain, Mrs. Louis Matxon of
.Mount Vernon. Mrs. A. F. Pnck
ai d of Tacoma and A. Kenneth Hall
and N. H. lCvans of Seattle.
See M. N. Hogan, 315 Liberty
Tlldg,, for Investments In stocks or
bottda. - 1
Mrs. Mmiro (iocs North
Mrs. J. It; Moore of the Home
grocery left Thursday morning for
walla W.llln, Wash,, where ahe
will visit her brother, Alvln Dun
ford, who Mb: very 111 In the vet
ornns- no-npltnl where ho has re
ceived treatment for the pnRt seven
years. Mw. Monro Is making the
trip north hy motor nnd will
main In Walla Walla tor two weeks.
Her bi-i.ii'.er Is well knowii In'thlrt
city, being also a brother of Ike
Ditnrrird. , -
(1 in nit Hotel Barber- Shop,
Halt-cut to please, 25c, 107
I'cigllHiilln In City
Mr, and Mrs, CJeorge Forguaon
wero In Medford tinlny. from. For.
Hu-lun Springs In Hams Valley. They
reported that mineral hatlia have
been . Inatnlled,' nnd many people
nave been visiting f)ho place.
Phono 542. We'll haul nwoy
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
!!37tf
Til Annul .lewelci-M' Meeting
Mrs. John F. iJiwrence will leave
Saturday evening for Snn Fran
cisco, to attend the annual con.
ventlon of tho California Gold nnd
Silversmiths i,sorlntlon, July 6, 7
and 8. MeetlngH will he held at
tho Palace hotel, nnd Jewelers from
throughout the west will be repre
sented. An elaborate gift show at
the Palace Is one of the conven
Hon program features. Mra. Ijiw-
reiice' expects to return to Med
ford tho end of next weeki
For Mrs. VllnV,
cakes, tel. 173.
103
('rums lteliirn IPonie
Mrs. J. II. Coram, daughter I.e-
Vonue and grandson Donnle Iing,
returned yesterday from Diinsmulr
where . they have boon visiting
friends for several days.
Take IKuulH-r Nnrili
Lieut. G. E. Henry and Lieut.
T. K. Ilurroughs. flvlnc a curtnu
bninlier, stoppeil at the Medford
airport, this morning en route to
Vancouver, Wash., froth Cresuev
'leld.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. K. I),
hambem a sonint tho Community
hospital Wedtieiday,' July 1.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl. Vaughan of
1 126 Ninth street are the parents
f a Hlrl born today nt the Snored
iicnii Hospital, ,
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Ilaymnnd
IMran of Delta, orchards, a 9V4
pnumt ion,, July , named David
tatre.
4
Starts laig Flight.
HllNK, AiMtralla, July 3. tTl
i arrytng meaiutcs from the pre
mlerji of Australia and New SCea
IniHl to the premier of Japan, F. C.
Cbl.yherter tmilt off todny on a
flUhl t,i Japan via New Guinea,
the Philippines and Fortmra.
Mix VIIoii tiu,.t. .
WAItSAW. July J. 1) Mnv
W.mdiow WIIon was a luncheon
Kueet today of President Muselrkl
toiler !n the day she was t leave
for Posnan. where a monument lo
the American m.r preeldent will
t unvelleil tomurrow.-
i
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Stewart, tour
ists from the l;nlied Hlaiea, were
fined In Juan. Mexico, for klsslu.
In a public Place.
j uuuu i
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
;MrfeoroIogiReirt
July S. 1831. "
Medford a n d ; vicinity: r
Tonight
and Haturday fair warmiff Satur
day, with lower humidity.
Oregon:, , Fain tonight, and. .Sat
urday; warmer with lower humid
ity Saturday. . .
5 H5
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Local Data ? 3C . " S
a.' i
Temperature (degrees).. 78
llghest (last 12 hr.).... 79 ,
Loneat (last 12 lire.)...... (0
Kel. humidity (pet. ).- 84
Precijiitatlon' (Inches).... 0
State of weather....... ..'.Clear.
Ixiwcsl temperature
this
ing, 48 degruea.T- -
Total precipitation since Beptem
ber 1, 1S30. 13.67 Inches. .,
Temperature, a year ago' today
Highest.. 80;, lowest,. 52. .
Hunsei today,, 750 , p, rn.,
Huniise Saturday. 4;4l. a. .m.
Hunaet Haturday, 7:50 p. m. -
Observations Taken at S A,
120th Meridian 8lme
M. I
i 'l--', . vx Fr i .
I ':;''' So 5
Dakcr'-'Olty
'70.
'74 ..
88 '
81!
82'
104"'
70
54
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02:
70
74
r2;
70,
50
80
52.
CO
54
70
02
58
54
58
58
50,
Clear
iltjiln
Clear
' Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Ruin
Clear.
Clear
Clear-'
.Cloudy
Clear
Clear
cloudy
Clear.
Cloudy
Clear
. P. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
lllsmarck
Ilolse
Denver :.
Dos Moines ....
Fretwo '..i..'..'
Helena
Los Angele.?
Mitrshfieid
Phoenix
Portland ...'
Hod, liluft ,
itosehurg
Halt Lako
Han Francisco...
Santa Fe
Seattle
.. 08
..1(10
.. 73
..Hid,
,. 72
.. 90
.. 80
- 72
. 68
Spokane 80
Walla Walla 84
Winnipeg 78
W.i J.
Hutchison,
Meteorologist.
PORTLAND PEOPLE
DIAMOND UKK, Ore., July
(spi.) Many PorHanders nn
now-vi.4ltljig tlioiako, wlth-81 rcg
Istercd dtuing tho past week
Thers ; Wei" 128. ttitesta m' Week
from San Frflnclsoo,, Innludlng Mr,
and-'Mrs. S.' II. SnrgeAmMfho
niuklng their fifth annual visit at
the resort. , . f J .. . . .
' Deputy (liimo Warden CI .n'Wil
lliitna vapftrts tnnny limit 'cutches,
wh Jl. J. Darling; of Portland
lundlngi the record oatch of, the
woek, weighing 6 pounds. Altho
a record crowd Is expected nt the
luko oveo the. week-end. the man
agemont reiiorts, that there are
Plenty or Ihmuh and, cottages hva 1-
Uble. The. Sand creek, or' ileaver
nuiinh road la reported Ih. better
condition thun usual.
, Julius, Karnes, mlllioiuilre fuce
liowder niaiiufnctiii'or of -Fair-
mount, . Vu., la among those
slaying at the lake. Medford reg
istrations for .the past week in
cludo Phil Sharp. Win. a Clark
son, l.es llubhel. It, II. Hovd. W
ti. wimk.01, Mr, and: Mrs. J. - A.
Perry, '.rsi Frlinroa 1 Fllnn. Karl
Jnnoueh, Mr, - und Mrs..Stanlev
uearnnrt, H. Turner; H, It. sin
clulr nud. U. Jl, Prentice.
FIRE LADS CALLED
19
E
f i
Dm Dig 'the, moath !of Juno.! ID
nlarms wero answered by -,the
Medford fire department, onlr one
or which reported nny loss. An
estimated loss when the Flr-Phv
Lumber company burned waa $35,
titio. Tho remainder of the calls
were largely (grans fires, , with
some garages and other , small
Ijulhlings, according to the
port. - - ,
Fire Chlof Hoy Billot t has asked
mat an ppopio who have grass
to- inirn - should do o hoforc the
wentber tlllllA. wnra.., n...t tl,
I h tun I dl t J i bncoin oa i lo wer.
BUYS G. P. HOTEL
The Travelers hole! iu Grant
Pass) which haa been operated Tor
tho past two and one-halt years
ny air. ami .Mrs. j. A. Zattlin. has
nen sold hy them to Mra. Molllp
Wltcher of MeUIord. according to
ueai wntcn waa completed In
(!-ont Pass last Wednesilnv. nud
Mr. and Mra. Ziittlin.lcrt that day
for Medfiird, where a sister ot Mrs
Zattlla realilra.i o , ,
Mrs. Wltcher. who haa owned the
Linn rooming house In Medford
alnco 1 P 1 1.' will, retain th man.
a somen t of the Lake hotel In Mml-
torit. ano baa announced at ('.rants
Pass.
TOO LATC TO CLASSIFY
Foil UKNT Nloelv furnish.,! s-
.rinnn home at bOx. Uin it,; fire
pl:ic. eleh-lc rnne, Kidmen t,
hn nt furnae, $42 aft, in Mad
In; wati CHAHLKrt It. UV
Jtaltor. MvUor4 HKi-j. phono
3v- . 10S
SPEND VACATIONS
AT DIAMOND LAKE
OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1931.
J J -
One . of tho most, interesting,
fiuenoi of "UIb Boy', the A) Jol
son ; picture , now-, bolng k-hown at
tho' Holly theater for tonight ahtl
tomorrow, Is a fkutkhaok to 1870
In which Jolson and a company of
colored people alng a group of
negro Bplrltualn. 1 .
: Alan-Cropland, who directed Jof-
Daddy Long Legs9
Comes to Craterian
Surpassing even her memorable
triumph in, M7th.' Honvcn,'- Janet
Ciaynor given ' a 11 tonder; 'touching
portrayal blended with rnre humor
In "Daddy Long Lugs." Fox ro
mantic comedy which starts Sun
uay at the Kox Cruterinn. theatre.
Warner Baxter, also, doea ihe
most brilliant work of his career
In the leading n.ancullnp role of
this delightful talkie version of
Jean Webster's play, nnd a dis-
lingufuhed cast, gives fhiwlcap sup
port. -. - i
Krom all appearances, "Daddy
Long lcgH" Is going- to prove one
of tho biggest hltw; If not the big
gest, of tho entire screen year.
Such a combination of superbly
cast players and an Ideal story; is
all too Httldom yeen on the silver
sheet: nnd the genuine enthusiasm
manifested, by last night's audi
ence' Ih significant of tho picture's
popularity. t i t
. u . ii
"Up For Murder9' to
Be Rialto Feature '
Tomorrow murks- the opening
of Up for Murder," the Universal
love drama which has been de
scribed as one of the outHtavding
pictures ' of tho current . scUhou
and which comes to the Hlulto
theatre Sunday for an engage
mtnt. Lew Ay res und flenevlove Tobin-,
two of the most popular of the
nereen's newer players, appear in
this production, which is a powerful-
love drama, told against the
seething activities of a great 1
newspaper office. The storv is a
constant succession of dramatic I
situations brought about by the 1
existence of "the oti rnal, triangle,
.
Funeral services .fnr ' Iloyt P.
Smith. (Who died July 2 at Fish
Lako. will bo held at the Conger
funeral parlors Monduy, July 6th,
at 2 p. m.
The services will bo held under
tho nusplces of the local lodge of
Klks. nnd interment will he made
In the Medford cemetery.
PIERCE-ALLEN CLOSED
In order to permit employes to
enjoy Iho holidays tho Pierce-Allen
.Motor Co. will remain closed all
day Saturday anil Sunday, accord
Iiik to Win. Allen, nmnnRpr.
IN VACATION" TIME.
Don't fomet tn keen In
touch with the old home
town when you -leave for
your summer vncatlon. Have
your Mall Tribune forwarded
10 tho new address. Phone
Main 7S and the matter will
be promptly attended to, tf:
HaveYbur
Scribbling
Louise Rice, world fan.... 1.-1-
antxvw ivcly read your talents, virfun
nd faults in the dr.i J
what not, that you Kribb:. when 7"
in thought
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Holly Talkie
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de? son's firnt picture, i'The Juzz Sln
- r diroctect "Big Uvy.-
Hhowing with the feature pic
ture is a news reel with Graha.m
McNamee announcing, a Kurtoon
entitled "Oswald In China," and the
fifth of tho "Adventures In Africa"
reels, another thrilling adventure
of African native and animal 'II fo.
called 'fTralki of ithe Hunted.".
' Curd of Thanks.
, We wish to extend, our sincere
gratitude to our many friend3. for
their kindness during the lilnesp
and deaths of our. beloved father
and grandfather; ateo for. tho love
ly flowers. . . .
; . '. , Kftiel McCord,
t ' , Florence Mpraba,
102" - ' (le'orglu Mann.
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Wsxlful Humor
Every element that' insures
PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT -
JANET GAYNOR
WARNER
A FOX PICTURE; Directed
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ENJOY THE; i FOURTH
At Southern Oregon's Most
Beautiful Lake Resort V
FISHING
BOATING
214 Hours from Medford, via Butte Falls
A Big Time for Everyone! :
LAKE O' THE WOODS
sm
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION . ,
WELLS MEDITATES
TRANSGRESS W
BEHIND THE BARS
Cha,rls Jft.VieHst a ?ar fctrah
with $32:, 04 month pension fi-oni
the government,' bound over to the
grand Jury yesterday for alleged
theft of an auto, diamond ring,
and, $10 from Mrs. D. R. Scrihner
of this city, who receives, $160 per
month - from, the Indian bureau,
sought a reconciliation this morn
ing, as he meditated his fate in a
county jail cell.
Wells recently became religious
and Joined w church, and, accord
ing to Assistant. District Attorney
George Nellson, : desires to mend
his ways and. has besought the
complaining-witness, ta forget and
forgive. ' '
Mrs. Scribner conferred with the
district, attorney this morning and
was not- inclined to consider any
compromise. She alleges that Wells
slashed her- with a penknife, bit
her finger, failed to nay., for his
keep, lost legal papers showing her
as owner of the sedan In dispute,
and- lost the key to the garage
containing the auto. - According to
her allegations, Wells has had a
vivid and varied series of affairs
with women.
Wells,, a- giant in- physique,1 was
recently arrested for q routing a
disturbance in the Nash hotel. The
district. .attorney's office says he
has been a problem for some time.
. When:; hound- over to 'the grand
jury lato yesterday Wells, when in
formed that a conviction for grand
larceny carried a prison sentence
of from one to ten years, rejoined;1
"Cilve; me ten years..' This morn
ing he had changed hiamind,
Iti la. .expected that -Walls' trial
will be called at the term of the
SUNDAY
BAXTER
by ALFRED SNTEU
SWIMMING
DANCING
1
FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
iong tea
circuit court which o-J
Monday.
.
Newport, Beach tJ
miMyppengn7by ,,w.
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" -' With
IRENE PURCELlI
LILLIAN BONDl
ON THE 8TA0E1
SATURDAY
NIGHT 9 P.M.
EARLE
DAVIS
and his
Discoveriesf
TODAY ana SATUPl
Ae Explosion of TiJ
Action and'Romail
Wally wi
In
SO THIS
ARIZON
' ' ' Also
"FINGER PRINTS'
. COMEDY NEWS
, .li'. COMING. SUNDA'
LEW AYR!
"Up for Muri
Hotel Medf
Dinner $1J
Evtry Day in the ti
"The Pood Is Bettd
. at the Medford
TODAY r'
; Saturdayi fTt
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