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MHnFORl) MA FL TRIBUNE. NfEDFORD. OKEfiON, WEDNESDAY, JULY S, WM.
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I HURTS
IT CROP
John Barrymore in Holly Film
I Sixfy Thousand Acre Blaze
Shrivels urcuai us ma
and Sailors Join
Battle Forces Cooler
Weather Aids Fighters
.... imivcrsfn. Julv 8. IIP)
overcast sklw and cooler tcmnera
..unninir from yesterday.
hen heralded as allies to several
hundred fire iiBniera. wra.jr
battling blazes- t.hrouBHout north
ern California lor me pnni wc-cn.
rnw the dozen or more
I.. hnvA Awent thousand
I mazes -of
acres of brush, pasture nnd for
,,st within tho hint few days, still
. j ,inv. .hut union? them
nuriiru ----
Itere Ue largest experienced this
ci'. hiirnlnLr alone: ' a 15-mile
front had swept over (10,000 acres
I in Yolo, WHiMi ."
lies, between Montecello nnd Vaca
ville The forco of 300 fire fidU-
en was reinforced with 100 nia
L . nA anltnrn npnt from Mare
INIICO ail" '
Island navy yard in response, to
appeals for help. Tlic lire ntui
L...-no tvllhln n few miles of Vaca-
Llle and tho intense heat it had
produced was reported to have
Lnn-nonsidorablo damage to fruit
Icrops In the region.)
Burning unrhorkiMl.
& iilazA starttnir at tho MeCuen
mine at O'Neal's in Madera county
last night had burned over 8,000,
seres and was reported uncheeUed,
ilMPite efforts of 230 (men. Diffi
culty of getting men to tho scene
u'ave a flro on the Merced river,
two and one-half milei southwest
of El Portal, a headway, and only
after great effort did the flro fleht
ing crew brine; it under control.
Fires on Mt. Diablo, which with
in the last few days have burned
.nt . rannh hnmoo Rdfl hinl nf
cattle and about 25,000 acres of
brush and pasture land, were
brought under control after caus
ing. damage estimated by residents
it f 100,000. Of the 700 flro Hk'U-
I'nt nnlv It fi.w FMnnlnna In liiltrnl
llhe distil?!.
Most other flics in the ntiito had
neen nrongnt unrler control
FACES 10-YEAR
STAY IN PRISON
Mrs. Fowler Sobs Denial of
Peculation in Final Words
Fine Held Illegal by
Presiding Circuit Judge
John jlarrymoro ns Rvengull,
mud hypnotist, whoso sinister eyei
conquer the heart, of Trilby, beau
tiful artists' model, niuklnir her
follow him to the ends of the
world. Trilby is played by Marian
Marsh, greatest screen discovery of
tho year. Svengiili" is how play
ing at tho Holly theatre and will
be the feature uttraetion at Med-
ford's popular play house for tho
balance of tho week, closing with
the last performances Saturday
night.
With the feature picture will be
shown a News Heel, with Giuliani
McNamee announcing, a Lonnoy
Tune, entitled "JloUl Anything,"
and the sixth of the thrilling "Ad-ventui-ra
in-Africa." reels, this one
entitled, "Tho Huffalo Stampede."
Carole Lombard in
Craterian Picture .
No one who has ioilowed Carole
Lombard's recent screen work
doirbts that she Is well on her way
to stardom, ami, afler seeing her
in "I Take This Woman," now
showing at the Vox Craterian until
Saturday, her meteoric Hollywood
career is understandable. Sho is
beautiful, intelligent, has n sense
of humor and a well developed
dramatic talent.
Co-featured with Gary Cooper in
tho Mary Roberts Kinohart story.
Miss Lombard displays depths of
emotional feeling hidden in several
of her recent comedy-romance
parts, nnd Cooper, strong, outdoor,
virile, makes an excellent leading
man for the charming actress. ..
"To love, to cherish . . ; to di
vorce," tells tho story of "I Take
This Woman,'! which, under the
titlo "Lost Kcstasy," was a cele
brated novel beforo it bocamo a
motion picture.
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DIFFERENT BLOOMS
A K.atllolua, which' has jrroyn
unusually ambitious und produced
two distinct varieties of oft'sprlm?,
is on exhibition today at tho Cham
ber of Commerce. The flower was
brouuM in by Harold Barton of
208 Clark street.
The blossoms, which crow out of
the same state, are yellow and
pink, the latter beltiff flaked with
a darker hade of tho nme color.
rC .tfv "JOHN-
"jbw-fi' svtnfi'ALi II
J!iPr yjl x"xl - Evil hypnotist whoca spell engulfs
PffVpK M " S-"' tho motlt famous beauty in Paris.
KMtTiM ' Svengali commands! Trilby obeys!
.- I yXloSs JBSflt-iSS Where will this synthetic love lead?
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W m tftt:.tQ3r with Barrymore's .11
BAKER, Ore., July S. (IP) Mrs.
I'.mma Fowler, 50, former LaGrando
city treasurer, was late yesterday
sentenced to a maximum term of
10 years In state prison as a result
of her conviction on a charge Ait
misappropriating more than $108,
000 of city funds,
. The court imposed no minimum
sentence. Judge Hall S. Lusk, who
imposed sentence, announced lie
would Ignore the state law provid
ing for a Tine of twice the amount
embezzled. Such a fine, he de
clared, would have to be served
out at the rate of fl a day. Ho
quoted a supremo court decision
to the effect that such a penalty
comes under t;ie tonus of the cu
stltutlnn prohibiting cruel nnd un
usunl punishment, and honco is il
legal. Sobs Denial
Asked If she had anything to
say, Mrs. Fowler declared: "As
God is my judge, 1 never took any
money rrom tne city of Lnuranue
or anyone else."
She burst Into tears and Bat
down.
In response to picas of Henry
Hess and It. J. Green, defense at
torneys, for the minimum- pennlty
of one yenr, Judge Lusk Bnld: "The
court must in fixing the penally
consider not only tho effect on tho
defendant but the relation of the
penally to the public good. Not
only am I bound by the verdict of
the jury but it scorns to me that
in this case guilt vras demonstrat
ed almost mathematically."
When sentence was pronounced
Mrs. Fowler stood with folded
hands, betraying no omotion.
'It Is understood lioro that Mrs.
Fowler Will be taken to Salom to
day, :- ".
523
rs
Although figures released yester-;
day by the Reeretnry of ntnte phow
a pronounced Increase In refflHtra-J
uon or .non-rreaiaoni moiori,sts in
Oregon thi year, Medford in tlll
falling below last year's record,
Lee Oarlock, local manager of the
Oregon State Motor nHJOciation.
stnted this morning.
During June, last yenr, Rlt cars
wore, registered at the Med ford of
fice. This year tho total for June
was GOO. For the month of. May
a decrease of 200 was realized.
Mr. Clarlock believes that the loca
tion of the office accounts for
much of the decrease. In Ashlnnd
and Grant Pass, where import
ant increase!- have leen reported, j
the offices are now located on the
highway.
Travel seems -to be on the pickup
this morning, Mr. Clarlock said,
und he is anticipating a better rec
ord for July.
Here is genius! Barrymore at his
dramatic beat! Marian Marsh, new
princess of feminine allure, greatest
screen find in years! Together they
make this world-famous drama as
immortal as George DuMauricr's
novel!
Now Playing!
4 BIG DAYS
with Barrymore 's
own Discovery
MARIAN MARSH
as TRILBY r
Under the hypnotic spell of
the man she hates, she fol
lows him to the end of the
world.
Also
Graham McNamee
In
Universal News
Kartocn "Hold Anything"
Adventures
in Africa
THE BUFFALO STAMPEDE
Bargain Prices
Matinoe Evening
20c no
.Kiddies ..10c Anytime
REVIVAL SERVICES
Tlev. V. K, Vox, who l conduct
ing the tent service for the Hogue
Itlver Holiness amociatlon, contin
ues tit have good crowds In spile
of the hot weather of the past few
days.
liev. Cox spoke on Matthew,
eleventh chapter, verses 2H to 30.
last night, -taking Tor his subject:
"Itest for the lnsick soul and re.!
for tho converted soul." telling how
Christ Invited up to rest, and show
ing how one mU't be willing to bear
the yoke of the Christian, explain
ing at length that If one is to he a
Christian they must be willing to
bear the cross.
Miss Inez. Hundherg conducts th
children' meetings at 1:30 p. in
each day. and Itev. Cox conduct
bib tudy at 2:30 eych day.
.The public is invited to fitlcnd
these services.
FABRICK REPORT
At the noon meeing of th"
Active club at the Hon, Mdfrd
yesterday, (i len K brick, delegi t c
to the international convention In
J Vancouver, II. C, last month, gave
a report of resolutions panned and
officers elected In the northern city.
Hale Wheeler, IMrrcl Huwnn, ch"s
ter Hubbard and Howard Gauli
were nominated to fill three va
cancies In the honrA of directors,
and Glen Kahrlck was nominated
ser-Kcant-at-ftrmrt.
The entertainment committee re
ported that plan are being md
for a big time this month, John
DennWton was the only visitor.
Ban Stock Sales
fiALKM, Ore., July H.fyhThe
permit of the HIanchard Securities
corporation of Portland (o sell SO.-
' n0 worth of stock. Issued to Ihe
firm August 13. IMO. wns canceled
today by James V. Mott, state cor
' potation commissioner.
TheBootery's
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SEMI-ANNUAL
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JULY 9TH DOORS OPEN 8:30 A. M.
Featurmg
at the LOWEST PRICES in YEARS
In variety, as well as in values, the opportunities of this sale are superior,
for sale assortments embrace every wanted style from plain oxfofdi to
the season's cleverest novelties. Naturally few styles are presented in a
complete range of sizes, yet there's such a number of different styles
that you're sure to find shoes to delight you at prices which will add still
further satisfaction to your purchase.
V till ;HY
$1.85
This lot. includes Moau
villc Sandals, hdjje Kid
"Piurijis and Hon Sand Kid
Ties. Values 1o .tH.HO.
3
$2.85
Tliis lot iiH'Judes Blue Kid
Ties and I'lini-is and Pat
ent Ilneklo Pumps.''-Values
to $8.50.
$3.85
This lot. jnuludeH i l
Kid 1-st.i'ups and Beige
Kill Ilipli Ooro ,,Pwipei.
mediirm lieelff. ' Vahtcs to
1 111 1 zrzy
HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF SMART SHOES ON SALE
X XL
$4.85
This lot includes new
Putty JJeige Pumps, white.
nnd natural Linen Pumjis
nnd Straps. Values to
$5.85
Thi h.t iiK'ludes While
Kid 1-st raps with Spanish
lieels and'jiew Sea Sand
Pumps. Values to $10.
$6.85 '
Putty Pettfc straps And
Wat er Snake 1 - straps
wit h ho heels. Values,
in this group range up to
tlO.(K).
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NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES EVERY SALE FINAL