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7 'I PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE; MEDFORD, PREPPY, MONDAY, JUhY ,33,v 1931.?r n Local and Personal Votiiic from I to 8 Wrtlninclny For the sewaRo ill'imul bond election of Wednesday the election booth In the various ward will be open from 1 p. m, to 8 p. m, Panl Barron Family in Clly Paul Barron, former well known resident of Medford, who operated a grocery on tiouth Central avo nu throe and a half year axo, when he sold out and removed his family to Jonesvllle, Ark., to en- -gage In the same lino of IhibIwss, and Mrs. liarron and the-lr child, while on a vacation north have 'atopped in Medford a day or o to visit friends before continuing on ; to TelloWBtono national park. Mrs. Colo in Hospital ' ' ' Mrs. Ida Cole, who wn taken to tha' Sacred Heart -hospital for treatment Haturday, la reported to be In an Improved condition today. Bwlmnilnir In Ashlaml ' Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Enrlftht and - Mr, and . Mrs, Herbert iiannah pent Inst evening in Aahluml, where they enjoyed a swimming party. Tourist at lira Hotels Among guests front distant points "reglaterod' at. Modf6rd hotW ovor , tho week, end wore Ir. A. K. Hnuer of Omaha, Nob., Cora n. fiwlft, T. Elflcder Maine of Evanston, III., ' J. A. Taylor of Xondnn, Ens;., : Mrs. J It. and Miss At M. JJnynton of ' Meant Vernon N. T Frank Whaloy of Clovolnnd, Ohio, it. O'Huna of Macomb, 111,, Mr. nnd ' Mrs. M, B. Hammond'and son -Columbus, Ohio, Harry IlonnliiK .on .o Washington C, Il Ohio, i Mra, N. J. Bank of Kansns City, 1 M., I. B. Putnoor of Mil-mould, Mont., Byron Orator of Pittsburgh, .' Paw Mm. E. Keeater of Fairbanks, .Alaska, and Marshall Honson . Boone. Iowa. From Kioto MrtroMll- lCeslrients of lfortland registered at Medford hotels Include Grace and Mary Dilbrow, Mr. and Mra. Jack H. llrookn, Mr. and Mr. C. Ij. i'lunih, Mr. and Mra. F. L. Dor well, Mr. and Mm. if. W. Kroh Martin Oullrow, J. II. Coe, liei Craliam, C. C. Hole, Burt Croft, Stephen Hmlth, F. I Miller, H. Martin, A. 13. Benson, John Jeep W. K. Kuxe, W. K. Khleldrt, A Detsish, Clayton Hhurp. W. B. Eu hunks and, Fred UarKfleld, Mint Kaultor Ix'uvch '' MJss Ilornlco Hauttor returned to Heittlle today by train, having spent tho past week on the Anplegat aa tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. k lirown. Dlno nt Wyliunl Home Mr. and Mrs. 10. W. Wakefield and KrnnddaUKliter Betly Ann apon yesterday in the Meadows district, whoro they wore dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lano Wylund, . Bthelwyn B. Hoffmann's semi annual clearing sals offers straw hatfl II. BO up. DreeaeM at 15.00, t8.C0, IS. 00 up. Corsolotlos halt price. Bilk underwear halt price. ." , . ... ,' , ,. 1, , j .' , Prork on Vantlon ' Oene frock la vacationing Diamond lake this week, where ho plana to enjoy some good fishing' 1 ' Free ahampoo Man,, Tues,, Wed; . ltti 11 nmroll or finger wave, Faelals It Thur, and Frl. Bow- i mini. Tel, 67, ri , . -.113 . lire . t'niler lloum , , Xlttle damago was dono yestcr ,day afternoon when a fire broke out under the house at 829 West Jackson atreot, Fire Chief l(oy El llott snld today. - The rcaldimoo Is .oocuplod by J. It, Pureell. It wan pot learned .what started tho pon- -.tasriiwuil, ,. Broken windows glncd by -XTOworiaga yumnot' .W01K1. fr. frnptm-m tit IHiw , W. 0. Fortmnn or.PirrMn'nd. 5-cfr. reseptatlve of the New Zealand In surance company, Is In Medford to- day; culling on weal agencies, .- i t. ' 'Prsf Markle, looal beauty ex Vert,' has accepted a position at jjowhian'a and will be there July Howards Homo from JFrcsnn ' I ' " Mr. and Mra, Leon Howard anil ehlMren returned yesterday from Fresno, On!., -where, they w,to call ed by tha death ot Mra. Hmnrd's mother. Mra.' Clara McCanlev turry, aho died July 3.. They ro- pofl tha heat eiceanlve In the ouuiern stnto with tho teniiern turo runnlnv btweeA tin mm 11,1 hey made the return trip via the tteawood highway. ' ' Am In my new office, 115 Bo. Xntrsl, Just south of Montgomery Ward. B. I). Hlwoed. eptomotrist. Ilndentnnt Operation , . Fred Hart, who underwent a ma jor operation nt the Community Hospital yesterday, Is reported tp be getting along nicely. Portralla of distinction. .The FaaslevM, opp, Holly theater. A. I Nhaily Oovp aunilay 1 A numlier ot M 0,1 ford people pent yesterday at Hhady Cove on Vtogua riwt. Anions; them were Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Ilaggeny, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Mmlth, Mr. and Mrs. J.. C. Boylo, Air. and Mrs. Iceland Mentser, Mr. nnd Mra. Dan Wat son, Mr. aijd M.I-S. Du Wivtaon ,ad the Elliott), Phone US. Wo'll haul'-A wfcy yniii' reiuse. city sanitary ivrvlco r. Let Fluhrer do your baking during Hho hot weather. It gavei your wearing yourself out in a hot, cloio kitchen. t'fllifornin VhiiiiIiiiiImis Hero Among tourists and other trav elers registered at local hotels ovei tho week end were Misses tl. an ;. Carleton of Menlo Park, Mr; and MrB. N. Miller of San Pedro, M and Mrs. I). B. liuekhont, Dr.' an Mrs. A. 11. MacFarlane of Moiintuin View, Mr. nod Mrs. J. B. Dronso; of Kusanvllie, Karl 'H. Taylor Crescent City, Mr. nnd Mrs. Olcn Itood of Compton, lmogeno Iteei of Ban Jose, Mlm 13, G. Cavunagh, Miss M. J. Mcnchun of Cloverdalo, Mr. and .Mrs. F. 8. Hughes, Wei and Mrs. J. H. White, tlr; nnd Mm A. D. Wllllntna, Mr-and Mrs. A. ( Wllhen of Oakland, Mr, and Mrs. M. W. Frank nrtd nn; Vlrglnl Ilusly, Jlrs. p. F. Sweeney,. Mr and Mrs. .It M. Winlngs of Uia An geles, and Mr, nnd Mre. Nelson, and Oruce MacDonald of Ban Fran Cisco. JJoIckoIo nt Synod . ; , .; , A; lii Cumntliigs'ls spending this week In COrvallls as representative of1 tho local' Pronbytorlnn church at tho 41t annual session of the Presbyterian synod of Oregon,, Cooler Weather Tonight Cooler temperature la forocast for tonight, and fair weather to tonight and tomorrow. Tho maxl mum of yesterday was (IB degrees, and this ' niornlng'M minimum was 68. " 1 Two t'lldi'rgo tlK-riitliils Miss Addlo Allen of 005 Wesi Tenth etrnot was rushed to tho Hnorod Heart hospital Saturday, where silo underwent nn operation for appendicitis nnd was roported to bp. Kittling along nicely. Mrs. F. M. Ooodman 'I7 Murray avenue also underwont art iperutlon, for nppondlcltta nnd was 111 an Improved condition. Mr. Morrison JI111110 , Airs. H. A. Morrison returned from Portland by train todny, having spent tthn-past three '.days In tho mirtitorn city. f - NoffN Touring Mnrtli A, A., Noff, carrier of the local puitofflco, who la on his annua vacation, nnd Mrs. Noff. who, at- tended the iiniiual convention of tho Oregon postoffico rarrlem and clerks nt Salem last Saturday, did nut return home, but left that city yesterday to spend tho week infilling or his vacation, at Wash IciBlun and Iirltlsh Columbia points. Krysiaigiow, kodak gloss su premo. Tho Pcasleys, opp. Holly mentor. Jni'k Nvvcin Jtetiirns Jack Swem returned to Medford his noon on the Shasta from San Francisco where he has been nt- emllng the Internallnnal gift allow In 'that city during tho past week. , 1 , , Usllrond Men Hero Today c. Morris, av!stnnt general manager of the Southern Pnciric, was In Medford this morning from ramrnto, 'ilenrge Kllborn, train master for tho Southern Pacific. with heiuluuiii'tcra In ' Hoseliurg. was also heri today. 1 Lovely Tulip till waves. Is.50: other permanent 15; shampoo and linger wave ft; marcel 75c. Knth- ryn lcatell. 390 S. Central, 1374. Itcliirn from Monlh Albeit mrrh arrived In Medr.mi Ibis noon by train from Bnn Fran cleeo, where he had been spending no past ten days. IUnI Itoss M.vlliig Tliursilay 1110 annual inceilng of the Bed 'runs Jackson couitiv ehanler. will i held Thursday afternoon, July 18, at s o'clock, In the llolet Mcd- ford. The -liuunt of directors luis 11 vl toil nil thoso who are Interested tu attend. (irrgbnlaiis' Herb ?Kunna K lAroong regdniana from points outside of Portland registered at local hotels Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Taylor of Myrtle Point, Charles Bcmhurdt of Mllwaukte, and Mr. und Mrs. H. B. Baird of Kugcne. Itetiirn from Convention ' Mrs. 'Victor BurHCll and niece, Miss Kula Benson, havo returned to their home west of Medford after attending. the Christian church convention held at Turner. Whilo In the north they also visited rela tives In Kugene. Shopping In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stokes of An telope were shopping at Medford stores Saturday Other business callers from tho country were Mr. and Mrs, Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Caster, Miw. Donna Oraffla and Mrs. Anderson of Phoenix. Fined for lUxdtlcss lirlvlnjr ' Dick Dugan was fined 125 and costs In Judge Taylor's court today on a charge, of recklena driving which came nbout in a peculiar way. Last Thursday, with a com panion, ho was driving a Ford coupe somo distance back '' 6f a Ford truck, on the highway1 be tween Talent and' Ashland, and turning his head to the rear to watch flomothlng, tha truck slowed up and he turned to tho front rtgaln, but not-soon enough to avoid his car striking the truck. Aa hla passenger suffered a bad out In the Impact, Dugan hurried away with out' stopping,' to 'have his passen ger's injury attended to at a resi dence not'faf away. ' ' Mr. M1K0117.I0 ill t:lty ' F. N. MeKchzIo, traveling pas senger agent for the Canadian Na tional railway, Is In Medford to- duy attending to business mattorg. Four l'lnont lit dull Jorry Lewis, Fred Loos, F. J, Markess and Jess Lucas, were placed in Jail Saturday night by city policemen on a charge of drunkennwn, and each deposited cash ball of 110. They wero re leased Sunday. " ; In Mixlford Today ' ' . tihnnnisrs nnd hitsltiefia culler tn Siodford today include Mrs. Evorctt Moore of Butte Fulls, Mra. W. C, smith of the Old Stage road, Orl Austin of Central Point and Mrs win. snorwood of Woldwood Park, Prospect, ; ' FINE RANCHER FOR BURNING OF BRUSH Because lie burned bruBh on his farm one and one-half nicies south of Talent without having obtained a permit to do so from tho forestry office, W. P. lIlgRlns wag fined 26 and coBts here In Judge Taylor's court this morning, on his plea of guilty. District Fire Warden Dwlght I'hlpps swore out the com plaint. It seems thnt the brush fire start oil on Illsislim' property spread and extended onto the adjoining land of Fred liapp, and before being got ten under control had burned over an area of two and one-half acres of second growth pine. Mr. Higglns worked valiantly with neighbors and several fighters from the fire warden's force in get ting control of the flames which, If thoy had burned much longer, Would have developed into a largo conflagration In good timber.-. CALL GRAND JURY Meteorological ' Report July 13, I0.tl ' Medford. and vicinity: Tonight and Tuesday fair. Cooler tonight. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tues day. Cooler tonight and in east portion Tuesday. : Local Data 01 j j A n i O j ? 2 z Will Aller IlosldciU'O ' A building permit was Issued this morning at tho city hull to W. II Jarmln for altering a houm at the corner of Fir and lOleventh streets I'ho cost ot tho work was estimated at iluu. I : 1 WILLIAMS LTO jjCOURTHOUSE PLANNER Hero from Washington Slate of Washington guests regls- ered at local hotels Include J. J, llolmer ot Longvlew, Mr. and Mrs, I), lork and Miss Kate Johnson of Tacoma, !. E. Oroeno of Wnii nto, J. U. Wlllnrd of Yakima, and ho following from Seattle: Mrs. M. Schoettler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl I-eo, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. llumnoy anu 11. Hi. vomica. VWlB I'rleiiils Hero Tod LaVitlley of Klamath Falls. who forniorly ilvod In Medford. spent the week end hero and at Diamond lake. Miss TmiplHon Homo Miss Viola Temnlelon roturncd thlB nioriilng from Portland where slio won second piano In tho finals f the women's public speaking untosi sponsored by tho North west i'lloetric Light and Powor as sociation. Miss Templeton repro scntend the Cnllfornlu Oregon ower company, having won the Copra women's contest sometime ago. The grand Jury" of which 'Grbver C Corum Is foreman, will be called early next week, District Attorney Cloorgo A. Codding said' today. It will lie rho first session lor tho grand Jury. " '" '''' '"' - ,:' The Inquisitorial' body will In vestlgute tho chnrges against Glnn Huls nnd wife, but on bonds, and accused of the shooting of John Wawlarika, 'Pleasant Creek, during the course of n neighborhood row a month ago. ' There is also a non support case " to he1 Investigated, and a numbor of pending matters. The potlt Jury will resume next Monday. Circuit Judge H. D. Norton will hold court In Ornnts Pass the major portion of the' Week returning herd ' th6" end' of the weok. H . Temperature (degrees) 94 Highest (last 12 hours) 95 Lowost. (last 12 hours 67 Bel. humidity (per ct. 20 Precipitation (inches) State of weather Clear 69 94 69 74 Clear ' Lowest temperature lng 68 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1 1930, 13.67 inches. . Temperature a year ago today; Highest 90; lowest 68. Sunset today, 7:46 p, m. BunriBe Tuesday 4:48 a. m. Sunset Tuesday -7:45 p. m. Observations Taken at 6 A. M. 120th Meridian Time ' Hi 2 Buker City 80 Bismarck 82 Bblse 92 Denver ; 80 Des Moines 86 Fresno Hoionft ........ Los 'Angeles Marshriold 70 Phoenix .108 Portland ';... ; 88 Red Bluff 100 Roseburg ' 82 Salt' Lake ......... 88 Sah I'raholBco...' 64 :.:i'04 ..; so 94 Btthta Fe Scuttle , , Spokane .; Walla Walla Winnipeg '.,.,. 1 86 62 84 92 78 06 66 62 ' 66 60 '72 ' 02 68 ' 64 ' 88 ' 60 74 64 ' 64 62 62 68 . 62 66 68 Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear ', Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy 'Clear Rain Cloudy P. Cdy. Rain W.-J. Hutchison,, Meteorologist. djuthor o&br d Mi'VuIr a Visitor ' I. D. McNulr of Ashland was n local business visitor hero today, ttrtnriu From Portland .Miss .Mildred Knight returned today from a several davs stsv In Portland during which time she (tended tho women's public penning contest of the N. W. 10. L. nd P. association. Miss Knlirbt as until recently chairman of the omen s committee of tho North west Hloclrle Light and Power na- soclatlon. ore From Frisco W. C. lleston of Ban Francisco. 'aelflo coast editor of tho Klectrlc orld, was a business visitor in iiioiii ninny. Brill Sheet Metal Works doe expert repairing, fender and auto body repairing. Iioiiphur In Miilfnrd " ' ' 1 Mrs. tliorge Averlll of Unite Fulls was In Mctlfnrd this forenoon hopping and attending to business matters. ( VUlls Mixlftinl Folks Mis. Kverett MeArthllr of Port land returned to Medford HiIh morning to visit her sinter Mrs. Oeorge Codding, ami also Mr. and tr. Frank M. Corllea. Rata for oiil-i.f-iown trips. Tel. 900. MK-xvurlnn Visits liko Mrs. 'J. N. Msyhnnks of Kansas CHy. Mo., left by stsgo this morn ng for Crater lake. start Mucking Tomorrow Mike llanley will ntart stai-klng liny tmnurrow on his lame fimu In the Lilt! Hulls dlalriet. ac.'ordltlg to Information received today. I1O0.OO0 Kodak prises. Details at Peasley tltudlo. AjleuiU MriltdM- St mm. I , (ltto Jeldness1 left Sunday' after noon Tor Portland to attend the schawl for ntaclilniflU, eonaucied in that rlty by the Ford favrtory liiom h.. ,!( plans .to return In A Week or ten days. Business Visitor Mark II. Nichols, representative ins urnyior Klectrlc Co., was mong tho Portland business visi tors In Medford todny. Bromley nt Desk. II. ).. Bromley of the Copco remrnon this morning from a snort business trip to Prrtland, For Ills Annual Fishing An annual vMtor to Medford Is Charles I,av of Bnkersflold. Cal. who arrived here Saturday to spend several days fishing 1n the Rogue river. Week Knil t1Nir of Forest Fires Up to early this afternoon no new ftirest flrea had licen reported since waturuay morning, cither in the Ciater national forest or on state protected land In this vicinity. '.M.oikej; dance,' Jekiohi rPrlnws. text rttturdai night ) . welfaFcommission i0 hold firs! me 8AI.KM On., July U.n-Tho first meeting of the state welfare roninilsslon will be hold In Port ami tomorrow, Charles Oram, state labor commissions, announced to day. Oram Is secretary of the com mission. The members of tha new com mission, appointed by Governor Julius L. Molar last week, ara B. J. Klllngtnn. Salem; Ml. C W. Mayhmst, Portland, and -Door K Keasey, Portland-. - Mali; Trlbun ads are read' by :o.000 people every day. if WILLIAMS CREEK. Orb.. July 13. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falrwcather and small son Donald and Oracb RoberteJ came, overfrom Areata 10 siicua me r.ouriii; wiin their paronts, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. RoberU, V, i.- . Miss Mabel Woolfolk of Central Point 1s spending part of hdr va cation with her grandparents, Mr. nnd Mra. John Lotteken,- andjfothor relatives -hero, m- Clcvo Wlllson is nt homo short stay with his family. 5" , 1 Jack Sparlln, who has a 'pdr'ltloh In Medford with ,MuntgomoryVard li at the home ot his parenta. Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Sparllnt foci two weeks' vacation. : J ' ' ! Mrs. W. C. Flxley and Mro.j Billy Carll are among thoso enjoying an, electric refrigerator these hot 'days. Mr. and Mra. Bill Lovoll and two mull sons of Marshflold aro rifcend-. lng several days with Mr ,' LiivoU'j' parents, M-r. and Miw. A. L. Itlod getto. I Mrs. Ellzaboth Mullen Is back at the home of her son, John Mullen,' nfter a two months' visit with hor daughter in Portland.' ( Mrs. Pearl Kdwnrds and young est daughter of Medford are visit ing hor brother. Nelson Warner, and family. ' ' , Stanley Sparlln of Klamath Falls is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mi's. Ira Sparlln. and Mjvaml Mrs. Taylor Hartley. N Miss Phyllis WOod 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood, for a short stay till they have, fin ished . moving.; Ml? Bciwle alio came down from Portland for the Fourth. ' ' . ' Mrs. W. C. Flxley Is with, her daughter, Mrs. lister Sutton, nt Klnmnlh Falls wlille her1 little granddaughter Carmelltii H hav ing her tonsils remnvtd. Williams ladles' cluh entertained their -fnmllles and friends Wednes day nt the community hall with a chicken pie supper complimentary to Mr. and Mm. Frank Wood; and daughtoi' Phyllis, who nre nujvUig to (Hants Pass won. Two selec tlons were sung by Mrs. Sid King with Mrs. Ijitlinorc t tho piano, and a humorous ;monolomio' by uiura uoTtin made up. n very en- Joyahl etvenlhf. , Jlr. and Mrs. Wood have -resided .here for three yeiira nnd we regfit to see them go. Mrs. John Mills Is' visiting, her two sons In California for the sum mer, while Ms, Mill is Working near Walla Walla, Wash. Word has been received by friends that ilrs. Cnrrle llnrtman has sold her property In Kansas City and Is coming to southern Oregon in September to make her home. Mra. ilnrtlunn Is n sister of the llammon brothere of Wil-Items. Aiatt Morrison, recently operat ed on for an abscess at the base of the brain, caused by an- at tack of Influrnsa, la able to he at ' the horn of his daughter, Mr. Horace Mlbby. V ' , j ESTABLISHES OFFICE ' J. Q. Link, architect selected for the now Jttcltson county "court house, has established' offices on the ground, with two clerks 'em ployed. Preliminary surveys have been made. Link Is scheduled to confer with the county Court Tues dny and WednoBdny on the final plana Mai to start work on thein within a weeki ' ,,. , It la not expected that a call for bids will be issued until after Sep tember 1.. The county court plans to do as much of the work as possible dur ing the slack winter period, bo as to furnish employment for local la bor. ; ' ' - j. , - ' : START NON STOP HOP FOR MEXICAN CAPITOL : RROWNSVILLK. Texas, July 13. WP) After circling the Brownsville airport nt 9:36 n. m. today, the nlrpnno "Cnpt. Emlllo Cnrrnniin," on a non-slop flight between 'New York nnd' Mexico City straightened out acrosa the Rio Orando mid hended for Its goal. The ship was piloted by Edward Maloney and Set Yer- rlngton. Notice. On this date and hereafter I am not responsible for any bills con tractcd by anyone other than my self. Dated July 18, 1931. TURNER CAMPKKLL. PRISON SENTENCE AWAITS BENNETT IN ASSAULT CASE Frank Bennett, logger and mar ried man, found guilty by a Jury Saturday night, after nearly eight hours deliberation, of a statutory offense . Involving a 15 year old high school girl, will be sentenced a .week from today by Circuit Judge II. D. Norton. The law pro vides a' prison .term of not less than three year, nor more than 20 years. Richard .Frits,- compnnlon of Bennett on the "potting party" last March, found guilty of a mis demeanor charge, as a result of the same escapade, ' will be sen tenced at the same 4ime. Fritz lias been in Jail for several weeks. Attorney Thomas J. Enright, representing Bennett, announced Saturday night shortly after the verdict was returned, that an ap peal to the state supreme court would be tuken in Bennett's behalf. The Jury stood 9 tc 3, during the first hnlf of the balloting, and to 2 during the latter half, according to courthouse reports. It Was also ' reported that one uress hold 1 out for acquittal. There were three women on the ury. One objection advanced was thnt Bonnett was Indicted on a lesser1 count than Fritz. 'T. E. Daniels of this city was foreman. Thb Jury was polled by request of the defense. Bennett did not wlnca during the' reading of the ' Verdict, but when he later met hla loyal wife, I burst into tears and wept bitterly. According to the testimony. Bennett and Frlta Induced the complaining witness and another high school girl of tender years, to Jburney wltli them In a ccrupe to the cabin of Augustus Wilson near Ruch, where they procured liquor.' This occurred on the evening of. March 11 lust. They planned to return to their wives, and with the' girls hold a 'card party. An auto: mishap delayed their return, .andi Bennett,' it was testified, dranki freely. j The party returned io the Fritz! cabin, between Medford nnd Goldi Hill, about midnight. Fritz took; the second girl home, and returned? first leaving Bennett and the complaining witness alone. neiaiives or tne gin started nn Investigation following her nil night absence, and presented the matter to the district attorney. Augustus Wilson, an nged mnn. l awaits trial for alleged offoiing of ntoxicallng liquor- to a minor. Neither girl drank. . . . - . - WILLIAMS RANCHER IS . INJURED BY MAD BULL NOBELWE PIE UPSALA, Sweden, July 13. VP Archbishop Nathan Boederbloirt. successor of Frank B. Kfllogg as holder of tho Nobel pe:e prize, died last night of a hea.t attack at the age of 66. Death followed an operation. ,r' i Dr. Soederblom, Lutheran arch bishop of Upsala and primate of Sweden, received the Nobel prize for J930 in recognition of his re ligious -worU. -i f : ' FIRE, WARDENS BURN WILLIAMS CREEK AREA I ROUBLE ON TrW wi bruiiu 1 m DAYTON, 350,000 has K'--1V its drawl- llam Coylo, who held a -Sandwich, third horse In lish derby, has disco,,, sides being swanine . men of all varieties, r0v burglnrH had vlslied him wai WILLIAMS CREEK. Ore.; July 13. (Special.) ;, Eugene Morrison nnd ' Lester Sparlln : assisted by Jess Splcer,' lbcal fire warden and Mr. JlcCarty, state fire warden who has been in the vicinity on business several dnys, burned over the hills between the east fork of Williams creek and Panther gulch last .Week- Such ' burnings are wonderful safeguards, from -forest fires. Si Rogue River Valley The scenic, paradise of the world. ' WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., July 8. (Special.) George Messenger Is nursing a fractured collar bone and a broken rib, besides-numerous bruises following an encounter with on nngry Jersey hull Inst week. Mr. Messenger counts him self lucky to como out with no more serious results. Notice" i. HVxj, ; Why pay more? Haircut Orand Hotel Barber Shop. 25c. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RKNT H27 E. Main St., 6 roomi, newly finished: hardwood floors, fireplace. ('HAS. R. KAY. Realtor, Medford Itldg. Tel. SO'J. DHKSS.MAKINO Kxperlenced; also alterations and remodeling. 318 Howard St. FOR SAI.H 40 ncres. Beagle: 30 fenced: 3 cows, 3 calves. SO ehlekons, pig, cope for 1000 chickens built: good water. R. A. Richards, Beagle. 217 E. Main DEVELOPING v and ' PRINTING Mall Ua Your Films SWEM'S Medford Miid-Summer Clearance Sale - GROUP ONE Spring coats, silk suits and L i dresses. , $14.95 GROUP TWO All better spring; dresses 20 Off GROUP THREE Choice of any spring hat $1.95 y TUBABLE .FROCKS Nelly Don frocks of batiste or voile, for garden; street or after noon wear. . , $1.95 to $12.95 . FEATURED FALL ' FASHIONS Advanced apparel for autumn In silk suits, dresaea and hats, ar riving dally. Adrienne's LOST Hoy's swimming suit at Cnntrall's pool or on road be ' tween. Tel. 370-Y. WAXTKti To rent a good ntfnlfn ranch, on the Applegnte river preferred: will rent for a term ; of yenrw; equipped with dalrv! stock.' Rox 372, Central ToMt.i VOll RKNT Furnished apart- luents nnd sleeping rooms. Pnl . incr Ants.. 14 South Rnrtlett. Mall Tribune ads ara ssait." hv '"""Q pseple e,vry dsy. 1 t'f Vacuum Cleaners Rented 50c day delivered Service Electric Co. Ill South NHy , Phona 127, si FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ," v'-ASSOCIATION-"- f. I : : . -I'werk or ten - - f ..'V, r , -"". r. rM ny a v P. 8 See Our Gordon CTI ! fi Dollar Hose f J imh nwiiito liiliiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii WfmwL TOD, "The Manirf Possession' M-Q-M Delightful CoJ Romance with . CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD IRENE PURCELI ON THE STAGE TONIGHT at 9 P. M ; Amateur ,iv Radio. Opportunity Broadcast featuring A SELECTED GROUP ENTERTAINERS Broadcasting from Our By Remote Control over KMED ; ; EARLE DAVIS Master of Ceremonid COMING WEDNESDA , "ANNABELLE! AFFAIRS" . with VICTOR McLAGLEtj JEANETTE MacDONAI LOCATING LOST GOLF BALLS ! IS AS DIFFICULT AS FINDING MISSING RECEIPTS! But. yoij save all that 'grief, and possibility of paying you have account. bills twice, if checking Your check stubs are evidence enough in any case. 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