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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO sr -1 - , . . -t.4--i- -i t-i - '- u -i - I f k '. --; ... t I Local andPeonan FIGHTERS GAIN 1 'i nnnmni nirn lUUiimuLuycn jiMEPJj'OD J8iIAlj TRIBUNE, JlJffiD ftp RD OR Efl ONV ! WEDNESDAY; JtM 22 Four Permits Iwued Building permits lulled by the city, department, included on . to the Jackson County Building and Loan association for alterations amounting to 12o at 71fi King street. - Othera ver to George B. Widen to reroof the residence at 20 South Orange street at $165: N. O. McQulston, re pairs at 923 West Main street at 950, and Ouy Rouse for the construction ox e garage and wooaaiea ai vt wr, kota, to cost 940, . , . . i Hent Turkey Hunch M; B. 1 Bradford of Grant Pass has rented a JO acre ranch near Murphy for the purpose of raising turkeys, for about lour months, . Mr. Gram Hera Todav - O. H. Oram of.aalcm, state, labor commissioner, was 1 n Med ford th la morning conferring with Chris Gott lieb of the government employment bureau.. Mr. Oram left Inter In the day for Crescent City ttnd other coast points before returning to tho capital, Irs. Darin Off For Nnlfitv Mrs. O. W. Davis left on the Shasta this noon for Salem, -where she plans to spend ttie remainder of the week. TourlntH and Others Here. 4 ,. i Included, among . registration at Medford Hotels fromi distant points are Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Shape of Reno, Nev., Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard of Jeanne tte, Pa., Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Bull, Miss E. Ka-plon and Miss R. Shapiro of Chicago, Mrs. Audrey War ren or wasningion, u. v., norence it. KroeRor of Olen Ellyn, 111., T. 11. Don leer of Hartsvllle, S. C, Preemont Raft, Mr. and Mrsj Ocorge L. Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln B. MoOormicJc of New York City, Georgia S. Plord of Terra Haute, Ind., E Sibley of Chevy Chase, Md., and Mac D. Johnston and George Frceland of Vancouver", B. C, Mr. Hmnlon In City John Scanlon, representative of the New York Central railroad Is In Med ford today from, Portland, calling on local shippers. Filers nt (J rant Pass T. A, Ottlbertson and John Waaae of the- Medford Air Service were In OranU Pass Monday making arrange ments with several residents of that city to tako flying Instructions, MIhh Moore Leaven Miss Ida Moore of Nashville, Tenn., left on tho Shasta today, after hav ing been the guest in this city of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Bray. Following visit In Seattle, she will return to her heme by the northern route. New IflRhuay to Open- , Announcement pf. the opening of tho Olympic .highway loop in Wash ington August '26 and -87 ha been received by the Medford Chamber of Commerce. Arrangements have been made for a' celebration on the new road at Kalalock, which Is located be trween the Grays Harbor district and Port Angeles. ; Mlm Knrajnie 111 City Miss Helen fiprague of Oakland Calif., -who formerly resided In Med ford, arrived hore by train thin noon and will- upend a ' week visiting her motner ana Irlends. 1 From Htate Metropolis Ajncnfl the local guests here from Portland are the following : Lud Alley. H C. Graham. Eugene . Arnsteln, D. Mi Sims. L. 8. Ieach. J. Wlmmer. Walter Kuhn. C. W. laraon, h. J. Adams, Mrs. 8. strathouse. John w Hlney, Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Dlnnman. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Trueblood. C. A. Gor don, Mrs. Oeo. A. Tetach and son, Wm. A. Wyllc. nobt. O. Cose. C. M PaPtterson, J. T. Dallon, H. B. Ratney ana n. uingnam. (Jarlrrle 111. A"hliint Lee Oarlock, flrce vice commander of Medford post or tho American Ie Rlon, was a tttulnass visitor in Ash land today In the Interests of the Le gion ''Mldnlte- Frolic" to be staged at tllQ uraterian theatre Saturday night. Visit Crater l.k Today Among those who visited Crater Lake today, leaving here by stage, were Mr. and Mm. S W. Denton and Miss V. Denton of Wellesley. Mass.. F. H. Denker of Hartsvllle,' s. C, and miss 5. j, ember or Los Angeles. Orrgonlans at Hotels ' , , Included among . the Oregtlilan, other than Portlonders, registered at local hotels are , Blmer Lehman of Kerby, W. W. Baker of BrayweU, A L. Miller of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Komor Miller, . W. F. Hays. W. B. Wlgton and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Strathouse of Dugene, O. H. Oram of Salem, and Jack Bermont, J. E. Pales ana A. Machodo of Klamath Falls. Johnston ltd urns North Jphit Johnston, representative of the Pacific Fruit impress, who had been calling on local shippers, lort last night for Portland uoaaquarlera.' Continues Journey North . Mrs. Mary cragg of Clevoland, O., who has bean visiting her daughter, Miss Nadlno Oragg, in oliarge of the Girl Scout camp on the Applegate, left today for Portland, Before re turning to her home In tho east; she. plans to visit In Vancouver, B. 0 Eamlg Booklet Out y "Destroy the Barwlg" It the title or a new pamphlet by B. B. Fulton which Is being Issued by Oregon a la to uujjrge experiment station. Crater Rangers orf fur Ijissen I'arK 'Lincoln Constance. . ranger " natu ralist, Ernest Hostel, ranger of the publicity department, and summer rangers Prink CalllMon, Don Fisher and Jack Mocdy, all of the Crater National park Starr, were In the city today, ' enrouie to Lassen National nark to assist In tho dedication or that park the latter part of tho week. in Vlsltori From Neattle. .. ResldontS' of Seattle visiting Medford, Include Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Howe, F. B. Prl. e, H. F. Fowlor. J. V. O'Ncll. Mrs. J. M. Klellng and son. Mtrs. Oeorge Hutchinson, L. b. Orlfftih and D. M. Hicks. istr. Larson 'OravKly 111 ' i Mrs. L. Larson of tho Ruoh district ls reported very 111 at the Sacred Heart HosplMl today. )'.. . , To hnm Hospital Thursday, .' ; Friends In this olty of Miss Addle Allen will be glad to learn that she T.lll ibe able to leave the Suered Heart hospital tomorrow - Miss AUon reooiit ly underwent an 'operation 'for - on- pondlcltls and Is galling along nicely. Wuagn Hack III City' ' ' tJohn Waaue rettlrnexl to Mclford tiWsy1 hy" plane from- Oftktnn'd if hero he had-been oiv business. C U Me, Gardner leaving J. H. Gardner, Jr., of, Colorado Springs, who has been 111 In the Com munity hospital for several woekp,' nq wiio nas oeen me guest or Mr. and Mra. Robert Strang this week, will leave by train tonight for his home In Colorado. Ill Medford Tmlnv , "'. Mr. and Mrs, Medrbrrt 0. Plttmau of Ban Fernanda, Oalir., who are spend ing the summer nt their place In he Derby' district, were In Medford to day attending to business matters. Bear Mate Vanttlunlsta ... . Calltornlans . registered . at local hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rich ardson and LaVonne Richardson, of San Luis Obispo. Mrs J. Brunne and Ev J. Branna of Durham;. Mian R. Bagley and Miss o. Oupp..of 8an Diego,' Mrs. K, Williamson of Long Beach, Bertha M. Clark. Mra. Lucille W. Koeher and son, Kathrvn Caason, Mrs. M. A. Pyle and Dr. c..-A Way land of San Jose, Mrs. L. B. Rains and Mias Louisa Alexander , of Lincoln, Leonard Luclo, Louis Cardoaa, ajid Mrs. Rubye Oould. of Oaklsnd,. o. H. Beetem and A. B. Norllng of Benecta; Mm. Arthur W. ciaiwm of San Mateo, Mr. .and. Mrs. p. m. Lively O W. Klngosde, H. R. coburn and Kllaabeth J. Culver of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley o. Harris Mrs, John Poet. Mr. and Mm. w. K Conner, Miss Abby v. Conner and T K. Kane of San Francisco. " . Mr. Fllrh rnurrra Hera . ' '" W. O. ritah, aenerai' amM i ik., perishbl fralght depanunent, of thej """" Pairio company. 5l,1,.S .y offit-lau:' vumcrnu wlUl V ' I .1 r5 Rye Bread Chocte ' aar.dwichoa ore ' an excellent hot weath er food, especially when mado with Fluhrer's Ryo Broad. . At Your Grocer k ... A MEN LODGES WE FOREST FIRES No New Outbreaks Reported jnf ! Medford Region Big Ruch Blaze Dying 35 Men Return to City The forest, fire situation, up until 1:00 o'clock thl afternoon woe in the best condition today lnoe!'laat tsunday, no new firoi having broken out in the Crater National- foret, nor on atnto protected land yester day or today up to the hitter hour, and the big fire that has been burn lng In the Wellington butte-Hum-burg; creek section, of the Applegate being pra-tlcAlly under control. The last heard from this, big fire on whicn a&o men were etui ai wcrk yesterday and laxt night, was a phone message received from Ruch late this forenoon, stating that the "outlook was fine," which -wa Interpreted here to mean that the names were nearly under control, unless a wind should arle. Another incident showing that the tense situation had greatly eavted 14 thnt the fighting force was decreased by 8ft men thla forenoon, they being sent back to-this city, leaving ait men- still at work on the flames. which are. expected to burn emoulder for a weelc. afior being placed under control. . .. It was alHo stated at the Crater National', forest, hoaduuarter here today? thnt the flames , spread hut lltUe, If - any,- yesterday beyond the 3000 to 3600 acres over which they had raged, and that the commercial loss would he comparatively sman. The Forest creek fire, also In tho Anplegato district, was gotten under control yesterday morning, and te only being patrolled now. "RANTS PAHS, Ore. July 22 (AP) Forest fires In four sections ' i iinmn county sun were oum- lng today, but all were under con- Uul. A new fire of undetermined origin broke out during the night In tno Whlkey creek district. An addi tional force' of - men was sent out from hero early today to combat this ,blnze. . . Flames yesterday awopt away farm buildings, a miner's cabin and struo. turns or the old Exchequer mine, famous' hero during' the gold- man days.. The ranch . homo of Mrs. Andrew Johnson was burned to the ground when flames Bpread In th? Pfcket creek dlxtrlct. .The barn and outbuildings of the fc . M. Leetelt ranoh wero coniumod. . , .', Playful Whales , at Port Orford Threaten Boats .... ' 'V. ' ...... IN MEMBER CONTEST IntvrV Is Increasing In the mem bcrsh Ip contest being wuged between Ycomeii .lodge of Ashland nn Med ford. Tho content ends Nov. 1st., and the losers are to provide a chicken aumor ror tno wmnora. Mossrs, Whitney and Scely, local deputies, reported today they are going to make this a real content, nud that they were being kept busy Intervlrwing prospvets. The meeting Thursday evening will b well attended,, as the committee has more information In regard to the contest. ? , . , Reports from Ashland Tuesday eve ning, say members there are tieter mlncd to eat chicken at Mod ford's expense. ,, . , - , . : November Mtn has hen namd for nnuthir Rhadnmanthuq class for southern OrcKon. to be ietd In Med ford, whon candidates from as far north as Eugene will face Pluto and hla horde. , ; lilmUa man thus Is tho ulavuround olj Tomaiirys ai)d laf c0uJiitirotTforih -wiuia, y- inosQ who imvp nnc mc privilege of taking tub' degfeo. ' ri . . . DIVERSIFIED TALENT Somcthlnic different" U tho wa of. lHiit' productions ls promised thentro-goa- of ( tout hern Oregon who attend 'the Lentrtn "Mldnlte Krollc'1 nt Vie , CroVrian SntuMny nnht. Music, comedy and old-time mlnntrel specialties will be combined ID a fast-moving program.. . . The bent) radio mid stuai artists of the valley are donating their services to the American. Legion for tho unique ravu which Is being put on as n benefit to send the Mrdford drum corps to tho ntit coinrentlon next month. iPopular admission prions will prtsU. 'i i , i JO ! 5 Mediant lgioik drum cori will ptr.vtti the bitslneo district 7;S0 I p m. tmilKht to advertise tho bu Ifitlrn "Mldnlte Froli?" s;-licdilct to take place at the Craterlan thr,tre Huui,l.iy nlnJit. The boy aro work- IHI hum to p;'rte.t final drtalla for thtlr entry In the stute drum corps I oontest at corTallli next month where j tltey will represent alirord and st:uthern Oregon. j lrely Perm. n 4 M pinner waving Oft Prevoat's, Bid W. Mall). inona p3. i Ycr rmn meet Thlir. ee. cnnimlt. tre report on membership contest. Whitney and iely, rarin- to go-. We need your help. Brill .Jtheet Metal Works dives TwHT'lalrtii,,-fWnW wn4 iraro body repairing. MARSHT'IBLD, Ore., July 22. (Ap) WIiiUmi, ilot Infrequently scon spouting nud blowing at a ronsMerablo ,ttltunai' nt sea off Port Orford., visited tho w.harfs yesterdny for tho first time In the memory of the. oldest Inhabitants. Two large whales played within 00 feet of tho wharves, rocking a flint of nlno trolling boats and threatening to civp.ilro them. Tney eft, the, jiaroar. frofofe damaeje o- HEARTY TO SELL5 ROGUE PEARS ON F. 0. B. BASIS HERE E. W. J. Hearty, president of the Big Seven Fruit Distributors, Inc., will make his headquarters at the company's local plant this season to sell fruit F. O. B. Medford, it was learned here today. Mr. Hearty Is expected, to arrive in Medford from . Now York the. early part of August and to remain through the fruit season.- . i The Big Seven, plant will be ihe first large packing' and distributing crganlzatloa in Southern. ;Oregoa to bring Its New York, representative to this city for the marketing season to sell Rogue Ri vor valley pear F. Q B. Medford. t. A . Announcement , of. Mr. - riearty't plana for closer i contact ' with t the growers and new sales proptrn i& re ceived . with- mucin-interest among growers and distributors. In previ ous years he has remained in 4ew York, in accordance with ,the custom of other distributors, Ijhrquiout the fruit marketing, seasc-i). : Meteorological Report July 22, 1031 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Thurbday, fair. No change in tem perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thursday but fog oq coast. No change In tem perature. " ' , , DISCLOSES OREGON Local Data 3 i ' Temperature (degrees) 91 84 Highest (last 12 hours). ......81 . 02 . Lowest (last 12 hours) 64 64 Bel. humidity (por ct.) 14 67 precipitation (Inches) 0 0 State of weather '. ..Clear Clear Lowest temperature this morning, 53 degrees;1, Total precipitation since September 1. 1930, 13.87 Inches. EAGIE POINT - BALD LETTUCE IN GROWING DEMAND WASHINGTON. .JuTy 23 (AP Bald headed lettuce also has moved un to the front row. Wells A. Shormai., food specialist of the Bureau of Agriculture Economics, wild lettuce, within the -past 10 years, im risen from compnrntlvely In significant position In th vegetable kingdom to that of crown .prince, sec ond In demand only to the potato. Health and diet propaganda the cry for something green it rations waul credited by Sherman with the advance of lettuce, but as a sidelight he addrd stores soon discovered groen Itjttfcd? hend!' were tbelng retrlmmej for-cYRUomer so thnt -Ml bonds were white and -baM.'i ! f . t FEAR ilG YOUTHS PORTLAND. Ore., July 22 (API Two boys who left their homes yes terday K im swimmhiK, had not re turUod today, and police said their disapueanim-t checked 111 a sinister manner with the report that row lioat contaltung two lads had swamn- ed In the Wlllamotte river here late yoetrrday. . . , , nie miMing Ooys were Raymond Juluison, 14, and IMvlu Smith, IS. SPANISH WAR VETS : ELECTS PORTLANDER 1A ORANI1R. Ore.. July 24 (AP) Oiorse H. -rr 'of Piirtland wa ilerted drpurlm.nt commander of the Spanish war veterans hre today. Lcdie K. Hale of La Grande was rlecd-d wnlor vice commander, and Harry V. Herd. Portland, Junior vice commander. ... Newport was selectrd aa tlx ron .venjlon city for next year. . EAGLE POINT, Ore, July 22. (Special) Mr. and Mra. I. It. Kltno and thelr nephew. . O.- A. ' LanninR. Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Robertson, ana children, Wtlracr and Helen, of .Pros pect. called on Mr. qnd Mrs.1 W. L. Chlldreth July . l. r, i i Therln Taylor returned home July' 17) from the Green Sprlnga ntghway where he haB beci employed otvToac work.-.', ' i " l -" A number of Eagle Point people and friend.' went to "McCalllstcr1 Sprlnga July 19. . Among them wre Mk-. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole and 'son; Donald;- Mr.' and Mrs. W. C. Ashpolo and daughter. Pauline; Mr. and Mra. John Smith, ' Hanel Smith. Chester Smith, Mr. and Mrs.' Vernon Bropny of Medford. Another party Included Mr. and Mrs. Carl von der Hellen and family and Mra. Harold Zundel and little 'daughter, Janet. - ' : Mr. and Mrs.- O. E. Henderson drovo -down from Prospc-t July lb and spent . the week-end at .their home In Eagle Point. Mr. and Mra. Walker Hnrrls and daughter. Jcanette and Dick Harris of tchamller, .Arlfc.i nre guosts ol Mr. and Mr. Therln Taylor. Donald 'ANhpolo wont to Eugene to play with the American Legion Junior baseball team. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cov and family wcro dinner gucsts-of Mr. and-Mrs,' Leator Wertz at Climax 'July 20. Mr. nd Mrs. R. P. Dean of wmow Springs were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. BlRham July 20. ' ' Marguerite Lumiui of Metlford, Is the 'house ' gucHt this -week of Alice Wnlkor.'. Among Eagle Point rcsldcnis who attended the game at Ornnta Pas" July 10 were Mr. and Mr. Gus Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Stoncr. Mr. "nil Mrs. Prank Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Elsworth Stowell, Mrs, George Holmes, Mr. i. and- Mm. Royal Brown. ,isn, CliiKcnde and Mra. Helen Miller, y Charles Morris and M. and Mrs. Wlllnrd MUoa and family from Ash land spent July 10 visiting at tne S. K. Barnes home. 1 Mr. and Mra. A. B, Davles and Mr. and Mrs. W.' J. Davles and children arrived Julv ! from Salem and ara vUitlng at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.. C. P. Davloa. . i .' ' ', O. B. Jackson, who recently pur chased 80 acres from uiko Kyan, was here on business July 20. A party of Eaglo Point residents and friends spent the week-end at Bandon. Oregon. Thone Included were Mra. John Radar. Mr. and Mrs. I Oecll CulUertsou and daughter- Bar bara. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanley and son. Darrel, Mr. Stanley's sister. Rachel Gottman of Brownsboro. Mr. slid ' Mra. W. H. Wright, also ol Brownsboro and Mr. and Mia. Wil liam Holman and children. Eagle Point, residents attending the dance at Prospect July IB wero: Mary Hannnford. Rudy Welrtman. Mr. and Mra. Robert i.aKoque, an mg- rado, Mra. Helen Miller. doc- non' ehnw and "Teen" Honshaw; Lawrence Window spent Sunday at. Bvbse bridge plcnlt-lng with Ever ett Riber and family. 1 Various groups picnicked at Dodge bridge July 19. Anionic tnose noieo were Mr, 'and Mrs. W. H. Young and children, Mr. Bnd Mrs. G. E. Ou terhnut and family. Mr. and Mrs; Carl Belch.- Mr. and Mt C. J Davles, Mr. ana Mra. A. B. Davles. MS-., and Mrs. W. J. Davles and children. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. 'Dinar more. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vestal ana children, LelBiut Pettlgrew, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilkomua ana lamny. A picnic on the lawn of the H. W, Ward home July 19 Included Mr. and Mr.. I. R. Kline and their nephew, il. Ai tanning.- Mr. and Mm. Jack Stowell and daughters. June and Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. Mr s"d Mrs. Wov Smith and chil dren, Lvlo and Barbara. Mr. and Mr". R.. A. Botts and son. Herbert. -. The following made a trip to Orir ie Jin H" Mni. Prances Campbell.. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Macy and children. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Tingleal and family and their guests. Mrs. Anna iicaer, ssr. maa dhnries pulver and chllilren and Mr. and Mra. Vane Rloe aud son. Stuart, and Mrs. Eva Rice. The following people were In Kogle Point on bustne-a' July 20: P. A, Dlnamore. Mra. Emmet Kllngle ol the Hlngwood orchard. Mrs. Tom Stanley of Lake Creek, Mr. Anna llrophy and daughter. Margaret. ' Don't let Ashland eat chicken at your. e;piii. ,. Comeut runra: evo,.. and let us tell ycu why. ' B-ery Yeo men of Medford neeled to he!; nvtn : Temperature a j year ago today: Highest 09; , lowest 68. Sunset today 7:40 p. m; ." . Sunrise Thursday, 4:fi6 a. m. Sunset Thursday, 7:39 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. . 120th Meridian Time l CITY ?5 (0 tO M . H r r si o n Baker City 92 6a Clear Bismarck , 90 82 Clear Boum ...,.....-. ....102 (19 Clear Denver-. 04' 68- P. Cdy. Dos- Malnes ,. 04 88. . Clear Fresno m 108' 76 P. Cdy. Helenai ' -U..- S3- 66 Clear Loa Angeles 90 70 Clear Marshfleld 64 42 Clear Phoenix ijji.u- 108' 80- Cloudy Portland 78 68 ' Clear Red Bluff ...106 72 ' Clear Roseburs; 80 62 . ' Clear Salt Lake 102 74 i Clear San- Francisco .... 66 64' Clear Sinta Pe 82 60 Clear SeatUe .....:...i..:..'. 72 68 ' Clear Upckane 00 . 60 Clear Walla Walla '92 68 1 Clear Winnipeg 76 64 Clear W. J.. Hutohlscn. Meteorologist. "Always Goodby" Is Fox Craterian Fil m Fiery emotions running the whole gamut of human experleuco ore re valoti by Eli&sa Land! in her second Fox triumph, "Always Goodby," which opens a. two day engagement at th Fox Crotrrian tboatro today, i Miss Land 18 portrayal of the won-' drous - wise,- cnarinmg. glamorous wcmnn-of-the-world heroine In the film is by far a more flnlr.'ied, nature piece of emotional work than -she gavb In; her first American .film, "Body and Soul" which brought her to tho favorable attention of national critics. Lewis Stone and Paul Cavanagh arc seen In chief support of Miss Landi. the star with a cast that in cludes su.cb noted, playors oa Hohn Oarrichi,i Prdrick ' aiitlJ raaj)y otihers. , . . 1 "Always Goodby."- Is from a story by Kate McLaurlu. -Several spoctal selected short subjects including the Fox Movietone 1 News completes tne bill at tho Craterian. 4 Membership Contest for the Yeo men nov on. Meeung murs. ovo, We want every member there, to learn all the detalb. j 'JTineleaf ranch on Little Butte crook nonsense, entitled 'Toby th l- 1 when the boy was' accidentally shot;; man." with the .82 adtomatis. ueioert 5' leaX was handing the gun to tho In jured boy when it was discharged. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. - General L-and Office at i fii . Hnseburg, Oregon, i . . Juno 2th. 1931, Notico is hereby slvon that Paul Admits Hunt, of Butto Fult4. Ore gon, whii, on April 14th, 1 It 2 7 . made Homestead Kntry, Sorlnl No. oatiiuri. for xvd nv4. skv nw4 and aSWVi N K M , Section 23, Town ship 34 &, Hange 1 U., Willamette Morldlnn, has filed notice of I tentlun to mnke final throa-year proor. to estnlIi!h claim to the land above - described, before Chauncey PMrey. Ul B. Commiasioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 4th day if August. 1931. (Muiinant names na witnesses: t George V. Iildley, of Medford. Oregon; WtlHain Marion, of Kaple Point. Orecon; K. Hows Wyninre, of Hutto rnllt. Orenn; Modfurd PIHman.i' of Box' 13,'. gan Far nitndu, Calif. IIAMITL A. CAN'An.W. ' K efHt er. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PONTIAC 6 Late luaa, 4-door sedsn. ' Blue -with 6 wire wheels and trnnk , ra-k. Exiellfiu tires. Will demon strate any time, $537.00. GRAHAM AGENCY CHEVROLET 6 late 1029 coarh. Oood- finish, upholsterv and tires. ) Complete check-up. 437.00. ORAHAM AGENCY LOST Praternlty pin while swlm i . mini! near Bybee Bridge. Fred Ahem on back. Return to Mrs. John Orth. 1009 So. Oakdale. POR 8ALKPIRS. Phone. Powell. 1300. COUPLK would like board and room in private fnmlly. prefer near Wash ington acliool. Phone 141 between 4 and 8. Ask for Mr. Taylor. POR SALE OR TRADE fitock ranch with buildings, spring water. Tim ber. Wcvrn wire fence. 9448 care .Tribune. POR RENT Furnished Duplex,-1 107 south Mistletoe. Call 20I-H. alter 6. L ' IJthelwyn n. luiffmann's eml- anitunl clearing an.e ori.r h.al 11. 0 up. DreweH at S.OO, ll.00, $U.0 up. Corselettes hall nnctv Mnk underwear half price, A hoi dance in a cool h&h al n.l.i Hill Saturday' hllil. First J5 couples VWa thrllltno mlnvta bahlnd Mm wfttval wIR cenvlrtc yen f.k.8.JRW.,AU.l ttCOKaLsw ttTOC lMAIb.iar. , f J " ' laiiinr - i SABIN & KINDT MOTORS, Inc.. 32 N. Riverside. Phone 360' OUTLOOK IS BEST Conditions look better in Oregon than in any one of eight other states v lilted by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Arnold on a recent motor tour, they an nounced thla morning following their return from a fllx weeks' vacation, during whiah they traveled over 7000 miles. . .' ' California, Arizona, New, Mexico, Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Washing ton and Oklahoma were Included In their itinerary and they found the weather dry and hot and times "hard" in all of them. Eeserted shacks in great number.? were viewed In Montana,- where the water scarcity is taking on a serious nature.' In Oklahoma, farmers who have raised bumper crops of wheat informed Mr. Arnold they will not realize enough money at 28 cents a bushel, the present price, to pay for their seed. Several ranches in New Mexico had an almost prosperous look, but the agricultural regions of other states visited formed a sad picture, the Ar nolds said today, and they are mighty glad to be back in Oregon. They were accompanied on their trip south by Misses Lucille Wright and Alice Snider of Eugene, who at tended the meeting of the National Teachers'! association Id Lbs Angeles. Miss Wright Joined them again-' in Denver f6r the return trip. I "Beyond Victory" Holly Feature Tonite Final additions to the cast of "Be yond victory," now at the Holly for tonight and tomorrow only, featur lne Bill Boyd, prove, that Pathe has left nothing undone to make this tremendous picture one of the out standing productions of the year. Lew Cody, was signed to play a featured role. , Showing with this feature picture li a Pathe News Reel, a VitarVrone Act entitled,: "The Inventor," Biid a Kartoen featuring Toby In a bit bf Pair Oregon Weathrr. fog on tne coast; no chan ,1 1 nerature: aentln rhon,.?. 111 1 offshore. " " 5"Dle 4 Homer Kv.rj shol jujsaii'his, Tenn I three times in a alngle g;,m( v..... ,,,,,, member . Viiuhvlllt. h,iul,.,l, "...i leam . I three home runs, bringing VJ nu, UlltlCIUl LUD nnttii. .in or Youth." Ferguson Mineral! 6ams Valley, Ore. 1 l f- Dress Mlikiii'. sue,.!., All work Buarnnteed Silk d J T3.S0. Knsemt:et s . oujrnjj WOUNDED YOUTH UCH IMPROVED ... 1 r , - Stewart Rico, 10. sea of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rice of Alamo. Texas, who is rccoivlng treatment at the Com munity hospital for serious Injuries sustained .wben the- discharge of a gun. in the hands of Delbert Tlngleaf of Eaglo Point passed' through his stomach, spleen and left lung, is in an improved condition today and ex pected to recover. 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