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r SYNOPSIS: llceause !, oM
actor, Tony l,ntour. had loved
Harriet Noel, ha encouraycs the
theatrical aspirations ol Pierre
ilonovau, ehilit ol her upltappy
marriape. A'oto the motherless
boy ill with his domineering
strp-brtitlier, ttruee, mut Urucc's
wife, Ann. Toiljt tears that Itruce
and Ann's" father, Jm-'Ih llvvls,
mill persuade t'lcrre to invest in
a mine the- money hie actress.
' mother had left lor his theatrical
training. tlopinp to steel the han't
determination, Tony reads to him
a vlay shouina what t'lrrrc's er
pvrlencee mtpht he- should he yield
to them. On the eve of Vicrrc's
departure lor dramalto evhoal,
Tony reada the plan to Ann. Her
father rntert the first scene and
scalds .Voitw tor intercrlng. tint
when Martin mentions Harriet's,
name, Tony's anftcr mounts.
Chapter 15 ,
NO TIME TO LOSE ' '
InOTTT MArtln and 1,1a dnntrhtaf
jU "
, Ann, remained speechless.
' while Tony, as It lie were speaking
'lines In a play. contlnuod:
; "You have said enough, Martin
IBerls. Please conn no your criti
cisms to nie. - I have become so
accustomed to the yapping of our
Orchard Hill poodlos, and the squall
ing of our village cats that I am
no longer disturbed by your noise."
Martin, cowed by tho dignity of
the old actor, but- stung by li la
'words, could only mumble, "Huh!
You think you're somebody, don't
you?" ...
have raleed a daughter that Is
worth more than .11 tho gold ever
mined. I'm sorry that I spoke so
unkindly."
"Thnt's al( right, Tony," returned
Martin heartily, "1 gnf.j 1 was a
little brash myself. You soo, this'
Novada gold' mino proposition Is a
chance In a lirctlmo for Bruce. I
don't want Ann's husband to turn
out the same kind of a failure I
am." -i
"Who Is this Nevada promoter
who Is offering Bruce such a golden
opportunity?" asked Old Tony.
"He's i a mining man In Red
Butts," Martin answered. "Bruce
knows him. If the proposition
wasn't all right Bruce would be
the last man in the world to want
to go Into 4L"
Ann spoke thoughtfully,.., "1
tremble sometimes to think , what
Brncos determination to bo rich
may lead him Into' ,.
"You don't need to worry," Mar
tin returned. "Bruce Is too smart
to b anything but honosU' Ho'.'l
be ono of our Heading : financiers
some day you II see;"
"Pierre In a. great artist soul,
Martin," Old :Tony- said, earnestly,
"Tho ability to make money Is-not
the only mark of worth."
"IJinow monoy ain't everything."
returned Martin. "But It wouldn't
hurt Pierre's soul jono it be was
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"I know I am' returned tho old
actor proudly. "And I advise you,
Ir, to' discuss things which come
within the limits of your Intelli
gence,"
i At this Ann asaortod horsolt.
"Stop It, both of you I I won't have
you quarreling like this In my
homo. You two have boon friends
;ilnc' your school days! For two
Pins, I'd give you both a spanking!"
I Old Tony relaxed from his the
atrical poso and Martin turnod
way mumbling.
, nun cominuea: "xou. nave no
right to talk to Father Tony llko
mis, pa you know how be loves
rierre,"
martin raeed his daughtor. "Wo
a,ll are fond, of Plerro, but you don't
eom to appreciate the , situation.
Xour husband, Bruce Carey, Is a
naiurai-norn flnanclor, who'll b on
Wall Street some day, If you'll
encourage him a little. , night now
nes too big, for the- Orchard Hill
iFlrst National. And Pierre a soda
Jem in tha Owl Drug Storol That's
ine limit of his business nhiniv
You can see how fur ho'll got with
the monoy hla. mother left blm.
rierre n just , throw his money
away on this New York school
learnin' to act.
"If Plerro would let Bruce Invest
nis money In this Bod Bntto, N
vada, mine, Bruce would innka
fprlune for Pierre, himself and you.
inure Just like your mother
always raising a howl wlioiiovcr
I've had a chance to gut In on the
, ground . floor of a good thing and
make real money, and look at mo
now stuck In a dinky bauk, book
keeping for 40 yearsl l'ta got to
go bark down to tlio bank and
work' to night becauso my balance
it off 39 cents. That's tho suit of
a financier I am!''
Ills Tolce and manner wero so
hopeless that both. Ann and Old
Tony wero touched.
."Never you nilud, pB tho young
woman aald comfortingly. "You
have not Bade a million dollars but
you have beeu a wonderful fattier
and there's not a man In Orchard
1IIII that's moro highly thought of
Inside tho church and out."
"That's true, Martin," aald Old
Tony la th ,nai, velu, "and you
to help Bruco to tat a' start, 'Taln't
Ilk we was wantln' blm to plus
his money to Bruce. It yc-u was a
dutiful wlfo; Ann, you'd persuade
Plerrq to help Brnoe." , ,
j "Now, Pa" snld Ann, Interrupt
oil ns, tho . front door closed, and
Bruco Cnroy nppeorod In the arch
way leading to the hall. It was
evident from his manner that he
tjad Important business on his
mind..
lloforo onterlng tho room ho
hung his ooat and, hat oven the.
slnlr rail, calling out as ho, did so:
"Supper nbout ready, Ann? l'vo
got to, go to Camdon to-night 7:40
lrnp,v Oct a move on, will you?"
Ann sprang to her feet "My
goodness, 1 forgot ..about supper!
But you. luivo plenty of. tlmo.
Thoro's no need for such a rush."
"Much you know nbout It." Bruco
retorted. "Isn't Pierre leaving ou
the 0:1S trnln In tho mornliiE?"
"Yes." snJ Ann.
"Yos," rotuosd. Bruco. "and I
can't get a trnln back hero bofore
elKht o'clock. It 1 talk business
with, Plorro I've got to do It to
uliiht see?" ' ' ' . '
Ann went Into tho kltchon and
began preparing supper.
Old Tony said, "How do von do.
Bruco?" ,
i llruco answered with U cool stnra
and a gruff, 'Hello." then, pointed
ly turning his back, he snld to
Martin: "Our old boss would plek
this evening to send mo, to Camden
with some papers tar Fuller, the
president of the Farmers' Na-
tonaL"
"It's, business that lias to be In
Fuller's hands when tho hank opens
teinorrow, i supnoeq," ruturncd
Marl In, - . . , . .-.. , .
Yeah," Ilrnro renllrd. "but nut.
alda of banking liuurs- iny time's
apposed to bo my own. Tho First
Nntonnl doesn't own m body and
soul llko It does, yon." - ...
Suddenly llruee turned to Ann
and demanded Imperiously.; . ,
wnero is 'Pierre? I'm going to
ilk liiisliicsa with that would-be
nclor."'
rc.-,iti. iw, , o. Jts;,,.-. ,.i cs.)
Tomorrow sit lll.tim.d .ntrsncs
- .'."c brlns confuitsn to Ann
EL1CS VISIT J
AFTER Li
JACK80NVlM.il. Orv., July lfi.
(Hpl.) Amntif vtslttir from n '
fni'o ri'iilHtcrlnn nt JnrhVtnj
vlllo mviRiMini within tho jw.-n fvw ;
liy wire: 'lra Witfort nntl !
KrancM-Tomllrwon, Alhntty. Orp :
jack:invu.m:, oi-;, jui- t.
iHminl.) Mrjt. A met In O vet-berk
Mumtv Mtitl .lauwhlt'r Ktutttft H.
Muiulv of raulin:i. t'tf.. Hint
Mim Ktnimi Overlook K-nnoy and
lniiKhtr Mm. Helen Hmtth tif Kul-
rtn, t'allf., were
Mr. .nrt Mr. V. J. Newell. Kverett la,ir' rw vtnttlnK nl.l
Twh.; J. T. Wnllnee n A K ,rlPm! ln JH'kjnnvllle Ihm week.
Hirtxwil, Portland; A. . livnewMon Mr Kenner
nd ftnlr. mirley Irtnho' II K ,Hre ' rtKir of tho lat Dr.
MrCollotirh. Aurora. Ill l. i 1 V ' i""nwr pnyniciitn nf
Mpore. X,nko Fotf.-t., Mm,
vtll (lAikr- ftnrt'' finnllv. Willow
City, N. D.: Mr. ana Mm. H. J
Frank and Mr. and Mm. K. H.
Tork. Lot Anirelen, and Mrs, Mny
Over heck, plonker phynictitn
.iRrkwnnv)!, l-fivrnmllr-'lert here
lKty-n rmrf nfco and thU Is Mm.
Muruly n firnt i-etum -itt; Mm.
Smith and Mttw Mundy enjove! a
trip to Crater Lake whilf here.
The . now Wash Ins ton nchool
hulhllne on the corhflr of Peach
and Dakota streets, which dlHpluys
to tho city a concrete exterior of
modern style, housing 19 rooms
and an auditorium, is taking on a
look of completion and occupancy
today. '
Supplies ntored in the old play
shod- on tho corner 'of 'Main and
On kd file, razing of which was com
pleted yesterday. havoy been moved
to the new building, construction.
of which Is moving rtfpidly along,
under, tho leadership of i Slg Aah,
contractor. .
The bailor, ' formerly In use at
the Junior high school building,
which' threatens to become a haunt
for bats, only, was moved into the
new Washington school by K. P.
Power yesterday; afternoon.
. In Jess than two months the
stops bf fho now bunding' will1 re
sound to tne trudging or ieet,
which formerly ascended .the.stairs
of tho 'old brick ttullding, rto- signa
pf wlitoh iJonifV where, thft bounty
court house' will soon be constructs
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; :The new build tng,'; one of tho
most modern , td lib constructed In
the State, will offe hany features,
henefJcial o the- education of all
typeff of children. A special room
Is being provided for Instrgctlon of
typical children, It will bdiroct
ed by 'Miss Gertrude Watsling, who
has already accomplished much ln
the Medford system . through . pre
senting special work to children In
this classification.
In addition to - the 16 regular
rooms tho structure 1 Includes a
lilnary, principal's office, health
room, store room, lavatories and
auditorium.
Ono room is being arranged ns
lunch room to be-used for that
purpose until" pupil growth de
mands tur'ning'lt Into li class: room.
10. ' II. iledrfck, suporintondent,
stated yesterday; '
Tho auditorium, which Is 80 by
00 feet, will bo used as an enter
tainment center and gymnasium
for physical education;: classes. It
Includes an adequate stage for
presentation of all, school pro-
grams.
Twelve rooms will- bo used for
regular school purposes. There
will.1 bo no onltirKemohts - lH- the
teaching-staff 'for the new building
this year, Mr. llcdrlck .stated.
Thoro will bo twelve, regular teach
ers-and one special, cotliposlng'.the
staff. They-wM'-carO' for the same
work carried on last year ln the
old Washington school and the
nitnbx, where tho overflow, realized
eacn year, was Housed,
GOLD HILL IF PHOENIX '
PORTION CLOSED
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S'AI.KM. Ore., July 16. (P)
Kl rrit procla mil t ions' under t he., ro-
eiuiy enacicu t closure law woro
iHHtied yesterday by (lovernor
Julius lu. Motor, closing, flvo areas
three national forests to nil
travel. The order becomes effec
tive today, Lymv A. -Orb m miller.
state forester announced. 1
The five-' arena, three In Mount
lood, one In tho Saiulnm and an
other in the. Slsklyoti national for
ests, represent a very high fire
hnrd,i
Tho Hlskiyou area Includes about
acres on Ornybnck crerk
a e res on (i rn y bn c k c rer V
..Jit flvo mlioM inpthefyit or Iljl-
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HARD FIGHT AHEAD
' CSiHVAI.MS, Ore., July Id. (tfl
-l'Vir Clirlstimt forces lntcrnHred
Ih'temiierniiee mid prnhlliitlon, the
hardest hattto. o( nil Ilea Just ahead.
H. K. Close, sunerlntendniit of the
Oregon Anll Hnlion leaKUe, tolil the
Orebon I'reahytt'rlan aynoit hero to
day, Ho spoke on "Menaces to Pro
hibition." The Oroiton synod Is In
softHlon 1 hefe. : '4",,' ' '' '
"Tho wets, oncournEod by recent
apathy of the.dry forces,, harw or-
Kauised mid now nro netlro'ln Ore
god In thrt krViil. Cloae' said.
BURGLARS ENTER!
STAYTQN STORES
STAVTON. Ore., July IS. (TV-
Three plare vf hustnenii. fnolndlna
tho pnstofflr, wore bnrKlixilsed
uentay iiIkIU and prowlers wer
trlKhtenrd away from a store at
Klnawton. near here. Net nrofits
the prowlers er irT.35. aom
he-k, ltrr recovered, and naiiers
t"th viilimlle and' non-tarUnhle.
Kntranre In ry. luatnnco' w'as
xlrtnt ty smashtna locks and
hreaklna dour Homily Hhnrrtfr
inni tiiirkliart of Holrm and llehfy
fmtlh. city marshal, are lnvn.it.
ntlnk.
FRENCH MODELS PERISH
N CRASH OF AIRPLANE
IS
Classified advertising- sets results.
tilCNOIll.K. Kninre. July
emi.lny.i'hv a' rarlstan diVsKmalt
inm llouaei were hlllert "eterday
with the pilot of nn nlrplune l-rllin-Inr
them from Cannes. The plane
rrnshed Into the side of a mountain.
GOLD HILL, Ore., July 18.
(Spcclul.) At a meeting of the
city council July the resignation
of; Ben Paul .as city police was
accepted and- the -appointment)- of
Eber Davis was made' by Mayor
Fci-BUKOn. ...v .
' ThuMday cvenini July" 18. the
Ladles' Aid of the- M. K. church
will hold an Ice cream Boclal on
the city hall lawn. . Kvery one is
cordially, invited to attend.
Among thosa ,rom this city to
spend, tho, fourth.' at Grants Pnm
were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Jltullln
and children,- Mr.' .and Mrs.- Kia-
mott- Huttoni .Mr,- and - Mrs.. John
Rutton and Hinall son, Fred Brown
SSelda'- Hmlth, ..Mr; and- Mra.t Iee
Cook, Mrs. C. W. Martin and ohil
dren,Mrs. Ltly McKay, Klchurd
McKay. Kendal Dufur and Mr. and
Mrs.- Clements and family;- r
Mr. and :Mra-, Oeorce . Haff,- Mr.
and Mrs Frank Carter and .'son,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis' arid Mrs,
Mary Chisholm . spent tho, fourth
At 'Crescent City. ' , ' ''
Mr", and, Mrs. Robert Cc-bk. visit
ed Over the week end of the Fourth
at Forr Jones and Aetna, Calif.
Mr. Beckett hna as his Kuesta his
sons Zune and .Fat of Riddle, ,Oro.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Drake
have as their guost Ellen Bock, of
Qrnnts Pass. . i
, .Mrs.' Uyorly has as hoi house
guests Mr. and Mrs., Art Qorham
of Portland..- Mrs. Gorham Is Mrs.
uyorly',, dauRhtcr; Wednesday Mr.
and . Mrs. tiorham and Mrs, Byerly
motored ito Crater ;Iake. .
Mrs. H- D; Reed' returned- Wod
nesdKy from a six weeks visit In
the oasr.-- 1
Miv1 and Mrs. Earl Moore' re
turned last week' from ,a. trip to
Cnllfprnln. They were accompan
ied ' homo hy their daughter. June
who has been visiting hor grand
parents ln Los 'Angeles. J,
Bon Paul and O.-? Newel left
Tuesday for Gold Bench.
Among those to spend tho week
end of the Fourth' oh-.thaVAnnld-
cato wore: Mr. and Mib. Paul
Thortlison, Mr. and, lira. Harry
Force and fuinlly,- Mr.- and Mrs.
(Art 'Oorham, Mrs.- Alotlin- Robbins
and . -daughter Klnlnc, Mr. and
Mrs; Ocorgo; Melstngcr'dnd ddugh
ter Patricia' ' f. ; .
Mrs. Cleorge.' Hnmmerslcy and
Mrs. William Forco loft last.weok
on dallfornln. to work In the fruit.
V Mri ami Mrs. Frod Kelso and 'son
Warren of Medford wero In this
city Wednesday visiting friends
and to attend tho Joint Installation
6f tho I. O. O.'P. and Robckah
lodges.' '. . ' '
Wis. Delia Shaver,-Mrs. Minnie
Ktlckel, Wtiodrow Rhaver-and T. J..
Shaver Were- among tHnfco " f roih
this 'city. 'to.'' spond. the. Fourth' at
Ashlnrid'. : ' I
1 Mr. and Mra. Jack Smith, and
Son Ivan Bpent tho week end of
the Fourth at' Litke of tho Woods.
Slr.i and ' Mrs. C. L. Dusenben-y,
and. ' small son Donald, Wallace'
Ivoreonit of-rlhls-. elty and- Arthur,
IVerson of Medford' spent the
Fodrth" on"SardIno-'creok, : yy '
Mr;' and Stra.i Curl Gai-man and
daughter Audrey nnd Mr. nnd Mra.
LuAon. uarmnn of. Central. Point
were, visiting friends and relatives
In this ctj; Sunday, ' " '
' 'Mrs.'Maudo Robinson nnd Mrs.
Mtnnia Ktlckel' ;woro Grants Pass,
Visitors tho fore part of this week.,
Mr.,: and Mrs. lilies nnd .Mra.;
Biles' ' livothei". Jimmy Cornutt" of
ltomio, Rlver,.iWtrQ visiting friends
;in mis cuy ounoiiv. 1 ;
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CENTRAL POINT :
PHOFNIX, Ore., July 16.
(Special) Thimble club of. Oak
Circle, met Friday at (he home
of Mrs. Lillian 'Coleman. Besides
the necessary business transactions
the' quilt, on whicTi they have
been working was finished.' Mrs.
Minnie Colver assisted Mrs. Colo
pian. In entertaining., ; ?
' Miss Elva Caster left' Friday for
San Francisco on the special C.' E..
train, where Bhe will viBit friends
and relatives In Berkeley'. Miss
Nelnon of the Medford Business
college is substituting during her
absence at the Jackson - County
Credit Bureau. ,
i Mr. , and Mrs. Clarence Kelstur
of Medford. -, were dinner guests
at the home of1 Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Maust , Sunday.
Th'oso from the Phoonlx Grange
attending' the Talent Grange pic
nic up , Wagner creek Sunday,
Included Mr; and Mrs. Ray Ward.
Mr. 7. and Mrs. . W. K. Poling
wore' dinner, guests Monday of
Mr', and Mrs.' J. O.' N.- I'oling.
piirtmiiv iniit. enlovlnrr swim
ming Sunday, at the Twlp Plunge
In Ashland included . Ray' Maust,
Wmston Campbell. Roy, . Ernie
find Walter Boll! and Oliver Chap'
llh. "
Mr, arid' Mrs. . Aubry Furry ' of
Saft Francisco arid Mrs. Lotal-urry
of Phoonlx left Saturday for L.ost
Frairlo, whore they will be Joined
bV Fred Forty and Harold Colver.
Mrs, John Roberts, Lulu . Rob
erts. Miss Wafklns, Dr. Susie
Standard,. 'Miss Bureh' and BUen
Mav Stnndatd left Tuesday for
Crescent City for. a few days. '
Winston Campbell of Medford
Is- spending his summer vacation
visiting at the home of Ray Maust.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward -entertained
at a dinner party Saturday
for Mr. and Mrs. George Drako,
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Maust, Mr.
add Mrs: Ray Wright, Doc Wright,
Hazel ' Fry, Mr. and . Mrs.; Frank
Morsel .....
Mrs; Fred . Furry! and. Mr.' and
Mrs. Ernest Reames and family
motored to Cresoent City, Sunday.-
'A fegular mooting of- tho; Mio
slbnary': society will be held at
tho church Thurtday nftcmoon.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack- Spears and
son and nephew, Pear iscaver "i
Stockton,. Calif.; .' spent Saturday
at tho homo of Mrs. Donna Graf-
- , ,
' Mrs. M. F. ' Sheets, entertained
Thursday at dlriiior fdr' Mrs.
Georgo Snltzmnn, Mrs. Roy Bur
leson and daughter, Mrs. Harold
Orowcll' and daughter;- Mrs. (L. O.
Caster and Mra Gilbert Hermancc.
ARGUETilBLfS .?
TO SEPTEMBER 2
' SALKM, July 16. (D Circuit
JudKO Gale S; II ill oi'Albany today
Announced- that dy lurreomoijt le
twoen Sidney (Iruhnm, Portland
attorney, representing plaintiffs in
Vh cftHe to .-twl' : validity; of the ln
tanRlblea tax law, nnd Assistant
AttorneyOcneral. Willis. S. Joore.,
lie has Het time for nrRumcijts In
he case .nl'theln coqutat for Soft!
temior 2 in sniem.
.
! Central Point - Grange meeting
July 3,: was marked by the ubeence
of many members altho practically
all .-officers were present...
1 Worthy. Lecturer Mrs. Lathrop
introduced Mrs. Fred Cummings,
president of the Medford Garden
cluhi-nnd Mrs. Leland Mentzer, a
member.
Their organization Is sponsoring
boautiflcatlon of the state high
ways,, and Mrs. Mentzer gave
short talk outlining the program
and urging the Orange to cooper
ate as much as possible. A prize
of $500 wJU be awarded the county
doing the .best work. '
' The meeting was opened for
regular work by Worthy Master A.
M. "Tyrol!,
The dance committee reported a
very good crowd at the last dance.
O rangers were rem inded that
Bams Valley Grange will give the
program for July 17.
Names, of chairmen, and the
dates for- August wnd September
programs are posted on the bulle
tin board. Members are asked to
ho sure which group they belong
to.
Mrs. Alma Meyer of Lake Creek
Was. present td'help with organiza
tion of a Juvenile Grange. Kudora
Bohnert was elected juvenile ma
tron. The charter and instructions
will be. here for tho next meeting
so that 1 work. will bogin immedi
ately.'. . '
All named on refreshment com
mittees, for July 17 are asked to
got in touch with1- Olva Hesselgrave
chairman. The way to the hearts
of Sams Valley. Grangers is well
known, so Cehtaal Point must showJ
us appreciation 01-tneir program
through. tKt inefreshment conmJt-
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OENTBAli POlNTi Ore., Jiily 16
(Spl.) Mra. Harry Wormian and
son and' daughter of Pmisrhulr,
KTe ylRli ltiR Mr. nnd. Mra. Otlo
Bohnrt. MraV'Worlirtnrt- was 'for
rnrly MIm "lra Ilalhnway, nnd
h wpII known horc. Sho la an auit
of Mrs. Bohnorr, -;
' 1. M. Hon-o apont tho week With
W nephew,' Mr, Hoe,.,nnd (nhilly!
of Troll. ,1
' Prof, and Mr. II. p; Ji-wett 'and
family 1ltrd Mr. nml Mm.- rier
Hert Berrlan of Aahland KrldaV. '
'' Central Polnf Health aiumrlailon.
)itold a eolitlnHtee-meetlliK July
nt the home of sirs. Uaymond
Drlwri Tlm meetlns' wra prealdeA
imr hy. Mrt... trlv. : rhtiirmnn ot
the committee. , After tJio btialneat)
nireMnir-trfe lan-oMi-tnif n rum
mane nalo ref.ulted In the decision
tn hold nvtrn a mi. arlf In 'Oc
tober. '
Mefliliera prenent were Mendameo
I.elin l'axon.- W. H. Taylor. U C.
(irlmea. Kverett, Pit her, H.lw. Jnnea,
T,. l. 'Tollefson nnd the hoatoas,
MtWk.nHfer.., V'. . " 1
' .Mlaalonaij elix-le of' the Chris
tlnn church' will-meet July 17, at
the home of Mra. Fred Wiley. A
covered dlah luneh -will be eerved
af 1:15. with each lady brlnln
her own table service. . ,
l.ei'nard Jcwctt and children1 re
turned to IVrtlattd laat week after
vUltlnx hla brother, H. P. Jewett
and.fanUb..
Mrs. Kverett Faher. Mra. ttoxer
Von der Helton. Mra. otto Bohnert
and. Mra. Arnold Hohnwt motOrert
to Athlnnri fednea.ta)N . ;
Mr. and Mra. J, R. tncen' and
eon Ilobert rtpent ln.Mt week at Ban'
don. vlalttng Mra. Vlneent'a grand
imrem. Mr. and -Mra,-rVaier. Mnn;
day the Vfnceritileft for l'lamond;
Into for the remainder of their va1
cation.- . ........
Mr. and Mrs. mm Miller of Proa
pect called at the v. I'. Hover
home Saturday.
" Herian Bible ctaaa of the FMer-!
atert i hurrh heW lt claaa psrtr In -
ine cnurcn pariora July 8 After
the bmlncvv jltul devrtmn.M' mM- j
"K refreentiiehta' were aerred.
Twenty. iw ladlpa were present.
Mra. Moore, who ha been very
III at the home of her daunhter.
Mm. Kills Clark, la reported lm-provlnn.
BATON ItOHOl!!, Ln., July MO. I
ifP) Tho head of Karl Mllea, ylouth
fU 1 New ' Orleans anortsman-, woa
found today. In a-, drntnaso ditch? a
abort dlatance from the cpot where
hla decapitated body was- discover
ed yeatcrd!y.
. He dltMppeaiett- July 6, and an
fnlenalve aeavch for htm-waa made
after hlM blood-atalned automobile,
was found near -here'. "
JULIAN ORDERED BACK -;;
TO OKLAHOMA PRISON:
' OKLAHOMA CITY. July S
('PI Courtney C. Jrtllnn. apectactl--lar
oil oiioratoa. and. hi' two co
defendnnta ln a mall frnud chni'Ke.i
were denied reduction In. band nnd;
were ordered retai ned to Jail, pond
Inn grand Jury action, late today
)y C.eoiKe.. Kucock. United States
commissioner.
i : 4
Wlernn Sinvmiilw. i
s POnTluVNn, July 18.
Mchrla V. Fltklln. 8!t, a ; civil
war veteran who foil tin with the
tonfederatea In several' major qn-i
nn omenta, died at hla humofhuVe
todn-: : It.
TO AnRACT TOURISTS
t - .... ; ; ,
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., July 18.
(Spl.) Ray Wilson and Adrus
Smith made a trip th( first of tho
week to Crescent City and OroRon
Caves, to which places they dli-
tribtued the advertising display of
pictures for the chamber of com
merce hore. ,
' Tho pictures show the oldest
building 1n JneknonviHe, tho Bru
ncr building, U. S. Hotel, -Method-lit
church and Boekman bank.
These will bo placed ln the largest
camp grounds ln the state.
.Mr. and Mia. Ray Wilson and
grandaon, Raymond McKniglit. mo
toj'CtU toj Roseburg. Wednesday to
dtst.rlbuto tho pictures to tiiei dif
ferent camp grounds cn rouie. ,
1
LE LODGE
TEAM IN C. P. RITES
JACKSONVILLE, Ore, July 16.
(Special.) The "installing team
of the I. O. O. F, iodgo of Jackson
ville put on the work for tho Joint
insinuation of officers ot the I. O.
O. F. and Rebekah lodges of Cen
tral' Point Monday evening. f -
Wcmbcra of (ho RcbekaU lpdge
from here who attended were
Mcsilames Zola. Fick.. - Kmernnco
Norris, FUirlno Severance) liny
wrnnrer nnd Myrtle Wilson. r
GIVE YOUR
BSHRSIRS
PROTECJ4fH
WAKE UP YOUR
-LIVERBILE-
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed io
lYie Morniag Rarin' to Go
If yc M f M nk ton4 Um wvM
invia purk d't unll.) lt ol Mlta,
nunc) ftaur, oU, IsiaUv cody or rivwtof
turn and ltxm to mW yva tnnisteiUy
WTt and buoyant and tull oi suiwhia.
j Fof t!wy 't do It. Thy only trvtjw th
KwU a0 a mw morrm?nt rlm't crt at
ib raiMw The rroo (or your dowtr-nd m
IMin u your liwr. It afeould pour out t
powr.da ol liquid bil into your borl daily.
U this hit la not flearinf frwly, yvmr food
riVan t Mfu li im dray a tb torta,
(u Ntti ti yar atotnaHK You Uv
IMrk, had tato and Mir hwath ! (out
aktn rJln break cut tto htemialia, Yoar hfA
hm aad yarf4 uo& and out. Tour whoto
lyslrtn la poooAad,
ol t t flnwt Irerty ana lkr rt
Ink ' ssnL up.' They MiUi mrurtX.
SAtmirm, ff.-ntl veflaBl tnrt. amatii '
b it cunMa to aulunf tlx ta ao Imiy.
Pot Boo t vk for Htpt ellta. A for CrW.
Lltl. Urrr Pilla. Look for IN meat Carue's
Uvtla Um till, on IN. mi I.M. Rm a
utxuuiu. Q 1M1, Carur MxtidM CeBa
umm4R.
J TR-fiViL
GO BY GREYHOUND BUS
Broad-visioned windows
open to, admit' refreshing
breezes . . . interesting scenes
unfold af every turn of the
road. Certainly, this is the
delightful way for summer
travel! The convenient, low
cost way, too.
SAM 1.E ' SAVINGS
VOltTLAXn $ 8.BS
tXmVAI.I.IK-.. 6.40
SAX FHAMUSOO -ta.1.1
US AXtiF.LKS 20.00
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This fine summer oil with a virulent
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