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MKDFOIM) MAIL TRIBUNE HMEDFOItD, OREOOX, WEDNESDAY, JULY 291931.
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Local and Personal
Wildcat Ih Killed
A large wildcat, killed on Evan)
crock yesterday, was attracting atten
tlcn lu tlie downtown dlatrlct this
noon. The animal came into a camp
there. It was taken to Uic courthouse
for bounty and will be mounted by
the hunters who killed rt.
At Diamond lake
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ft. Jenkins and
two children are spending the week
at Diamond lake ilshlng.
Wells Is Indicted
An Indictment charging Charles E.
Wells -with grand larceny was return
ed yesterday. Wells la ftlloe.ed to have
stolen a car belonging to Mrs. D. E.
Bcrlbner.
Will Htecl llrre '."'
Will O. Steel. United States com
missioner in Crater Lake national
park, spent the day In tho city from
the park. He was dressed in the of
ficial uniform end appears., to be In
good health this season. Commis
sioner Steel reported that fishing In
the lake Js unusually good this sea
son and is attracting many fisher
men to the resort.
Tourist and Others Here.'' '
Included among the guests from
. distant cities at Medford hotels ore
R. C. Burmood of Kansas City, .
Howard of Chicago, Wm, J. McDon
ough of Omaha, Neb., - Miss I. C.
Wlngate of Exeter, N, H-, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Herbert Taylor of Now York
City, C. S. Camp of Stuttgart, Ark.,
Mrs. EivaM Proem at St. Umls, Mo.,
and L, W. Wcckof f of Rochester, N. Y.
Many flet far Incenses .'. '
Many temporary, auto licenses are
stilt being obtained at thfc pfflce of
the county sheriff dally. At total of
42 wcro Issued to Jackson, county
car owncra Tuesday, .-
t T i
Mrs. Crow III W
Mrs. A. J. Cross, who resides at
636 West Fourth street, has been
111 for the past several day$, and this
afternoon underwent a mliutr opera
tion at her home;
Mrs, Ooorge Stewart left, Klamath
Falls Saturday to visit friends and
relatives lit Medford.
Mm. I,ew4 In llosiHtit!
Mrs. Lena Lewis . of Jacksonville Is
receiving treatment In the Commun
ity hospital this week and was re
ported to be getting along nicely yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Witters Met liy Escort
Miss Ila Laubnch, Mrs. May Pyron
and O. K. Mansfield or thin city mo
tored to Bear mountain, near Qlon
' dale, yesterday, whore they wcro Join,
ed by Mrs. Oeorgo Witters of Mbdfotd,
who returned with them to spend a
week as a bouse guest of Miss Lan
tech and Mrs:' Pyron. Mr. Witters
was formerly manager of , the local
Safeway store. He Is now In charge
of one of the Medford stores. Rove
burg Nowa-Hevlcw. , ,, ,-.,,-
Ha Brcci Partitions - i ; K ll'
A building permit to the McdTorri
Center building fur the erecting of
partitions In a eulto on the third
floor, was Issued today. The cost was
eetunntod at apo. ,
Xtlss Wiikeff- lit "MaurluirV V $ ,
- Oleudora M. Blakely ot. PortlttnA,
stabs advisory nurse, im-ih tlis olty 'to
attend the county health unit hear
ing onarges wxiay oorore tho county
court, as a representative of the state
ooara oi neaitn.
MaguNlan- lll4 T
Xlunsts at Metlfortt hotels from jri.
ous points In Oregoa Incltide. Charles
A. Lee, Mr. and Mm Oeorge Barbour
and oeorge Levy of Ilosoburg, F. P.
nnignt, Mrs. H, b. lBtton and nnuith
tr, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stralhouse-
and James B. Brown of Jilutoiio. W. 1'
Watklna, Fred Coshow, J. H. Rynn
ana james k. uuniieii oi emcm.
Catches Large I'IkIi .
b. Ponnliuitnn returned In Mbdrm-ri
today from the coast -with a largo
salmon weighing near ao pounds,
which he hooked at the mouth of
Kogit river. . ,
HpeiuUng Week In Ashlnnil
Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Bennerj of
Greensboro, Ala., who are house
guests this sroek of Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. WhltUe at tlielr home in Ashland,
are visiting in southern Oregon for
several months. Mrs. Sionuers la a
sister tQ Dr. II. W, Poclllulta of Med
xora, s
' t'llrtrrtoe Orrul!oit ? '
Mrs. Olcn Lee of this city under
went an operation yesterday morn
ing at the Community nosplhil and
Is getting dlong nicely. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Return -
Mr. nd Mrs. duy L. Ray. who have
been, at Barren Lake. Canada, since
M.y, returned to Medford this morn
I lug. They left tho resort, where Mr.
f Hay had been partleltiatlng In the
.. preliminary construction plana of the
I hunting lodge, last week' and visited
i. In Vancouver, B. O., Seattle, Tacnma
c and Snlom on their return south
They state that the hunting lonso Is
to 00 located in ocauunii country
but the climate has been such tills
summer thst they are glad to get
shack to Medford.
Vlird Ills Family
Grant Nelson arrived here Put nr.
luy night from Klamath Falls to
Xpend Sunday with Mis. 'Nelson and
I children.
Bear Wale Vacationists
Included among California guests
I hotels In this city are Helena Bow.
era and P. Mscllrldc of Sacramento.
Jessie M. Millsrky or Huntington
Park. F. w. Mark and family of On
tario, Mr. and Mrs. L. o. oraff. Cor
don and Stanley Oraff of Oukland.
O. Bcrymsn and F. Ueckwlth of Red
mond, Mm. c. S. Hartmen and Mrs.
II. D. Clover end son ot Psssdena,
Mrs. o. A. Cameron. Mirism Cam
eron and Mrs. R. c. Lawrence ;of
Beverly Hills. Miss Betty Scoit and
Mlas Bertha Burgess or Los Antote.
and from 8an Francisco: Harry Kny.
W. P. Watkslns, Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Wires, Dr. Mary Kavanaugli and Mrs.
M. Boman and daughter.
Ill Ashlund Yesterday
Mrs. Mbcl Holmroth and Mrs. Geo.
Laldley spent yesterday In Ashland
calling ou friends and transacting
btl-ilneas.
On IlllslncKH Vlxlt
Mr. ana Mrs. ; Wlllard Leonard of
the Pla.a cafo In Ashland, were busi
ness visitors In Medlurd yesterday...
fulin.rniuiis at Lli-eiise i
A marriage lloenso was issued yes
terday to William Joseph Bathrust,
Jr., 27. of Orovllle and Jacqueline
Hayward, 24, of Chlco. i
!
Home from Ititehurg
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Reed returned
Monday from Roseburg, after spend
ing . four days In that city as the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Brcvn. I
llci-c for Today's Hearing I
A number of -witnesses from vari
ous soctlons of the county arrived
in the city this forenoon to attend
the county health unit charges hear
ing before the county court, which
bogan early thin afternoon.
From Htate AlctnHllH
Residents of Portland registered at
lo:al hotels include Mr. and Mrs. Ed
M. S.-ott, J. w. Hanners. S. E. Shalf
uer, I. Wcedcrhorn. C. B. Madcr, R.
R. Mclntyre. W. E. Shield, ll. H.
Stewart, A. S. Detsch, B. E. Mador.
F. J. Brady, H. Altlog, Ole Walters.
F. L. Crake, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Pen
nington, Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Groce,
Mr. ond Mrs. S. B. Tafcim, R. B. Fiur
mer, Mr., and Mrs. F. w. Clark, John
and JJm Clark, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Powers, J, T Wallace, M. G. Wolthnr,
Mr. and Mrs. c L. Weaver, G. S.
Yorby, A. E. Dom, Jr.. and family.
W. C. McLain, Geo. C, Thomas ni:d
S.'R. Webster.
TO Onkliind Tmliiy '
'Marshall Soagrave of tho local air
port, lea' today for Oakland.
Ilryant Recovering ;
B. H. Bryant, Medford Lcglonrjnlro.
Is countiii:the days In tlio veterans'
bonpltal at Porthuid until August 10.
'When JiaV'-wlll bo able to sit upj fol
lowing a second operation for hernia
recently undergone. Bryant snys the
doctors have threat'siicd to install a
"alpper" arrangement if ho returns
ror rurihcj- ojiei-alion after the pres
ent slego.'
Vblt f'rntcr Lake
leaving for orator lako this morn
ing by siaue wero Miss I. C. win
gale of Bxoter,- N. II., Mrs. J. M.
Mjllurky of Huntington Park, cam.,
Dr. Mary Kavntmgh of San Fran
olrco and MJhs Florouco O'Neill, ol
Oakland, Calif.
Klauiiitli -Coir LeiidN Hlalo'
Proving that loading all cotvs lu
the stato of Oregon In butterfnt
nroductiou for Iho month of May
was not ' nn net'ldent,' lait Friday,
w, Hoist el u -icow '.owned by C, I w.
Iityls , ot, Merrill, prodincd amo
jlou'nds or pillk iind 110.3 pounds
bf -fnt tlurlnR 'the' mouth, of Juno,
aptln- taking the Ifail, for. ail cows
In the state durlnrf lho,iuontli,-T-
B. II. N'l'Hllilld Visits Here
B. B. Newland of Dcnlsoni Texas,
is a guest In this city of his brother,
R. A. Newluud and family, and has
enjoyed several trips to neighboring
resorts this week. He motored to
Crater lake Monday and left this
morning for Crescent City with Mrs.
Ncwiand and children, and Mfs.
W. B. Roberts. '
Eniplovrd at Crater like
Ned Mars, who lias been employed
at the Ashland Etandard Oil company
service station for somo time post,
loft, Monday for the Standard sta
tion at Crater lake, where he wiu
be employed during the summer.
LOCAL OFFICIALS'
Here-From Washington'-
Among the state of Washington
resident1! -registered at loca- hotels
are R B- DeMuth of Tnconja; - and
E. J. McClanahan and W. Y. Robert
of Seattle.
EAGLE POINT SCHOOL
EAOLE POINT, Ore.. July 20.
(Special) Board of directors for
school district No. 8 has Issued
a call for bids for transportation
of high school students from the
neighborhood of Brownsboro and
Trail.
Clerk Edith Weldman states that
specifications and complote details
may be had upon application. Bids
will bo received until noon of Mon
day. August 3. Tho usual notices
havo not been posted, as the can
was made through- tho columns ot
Tho Mall Trlbuun July -25.
A meeting of tho school boord wm
bo held July 31 at whleh routine
business will be transacted.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TO TRADE Buttery operated. raIlo,
complete with tubeH and batteries,
for wood. Palmer Music House.
FOH1 f3AM2-Ble:trlc wtinlior, oil cook
Btcvfl ond ro'JkliiR chairs. Inquire
Bafccfr's AtOsVa-JiK'ltBOitvine hichway.
lor d I recti oils.
FOH SALE 1925 Dcde $90.00;
terms. 103 E. 11th.
FOR SALE 14 young hlRh gratlo Jer
sey cows. frch In 0 weeks; tested
and Jree. Williams & Beegmlllcr.
Sams Valley, near Ant toe h school.
FOR. RENT Furnished alocplna; room,
close In; home privileges; price rea
sonable; gara-re. Phono 1070-J.
FOR- SALE Model T Ford truck.
Jumbo transmission, cheap, or
woutd tnulo for somo younn lielfera,
AikIitw Moore, Box 16-R, H'c'.D, 1.
Mrs. Claire Boothby of San
Francisco says that tho
Fountain at Eeath 'a Drug
Store is tho coolest place in
Medford to havo lunch.
ON DEV WILLIAMS
Definite , action will not. be taken
In the case of D. Williams,, who was
arrested In Philadelphia, last:; week,
and for whom a warrant; ho4 been-
Issued In Jackson county, tintl word
Is reselved from the eastern city as
to what charges are against him
there, according to Information from
the dlxtrlct attorneys office today.
Seattle authorities were also
searching for the stock, promoter,
and their decisions as to action in
the case Is also being awaited. The
district attorney said today. that the
expense of bringing Williams back
to Medford would be great, and If he
Is being prosecuted 'in the east. It Is
doubtful If ihe will be brought here.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 29. (API
Information was recelvea here today
that Steele D. Williams, 54. whose
finger prints Indicate he Is Dev Wll
Mama,. wanted at Medford, has, been
arrested by Philadelphia . polloe: s
Detectives here- declare Wllltoms Is
Tianted nt .Medford for questioning
in connection with a charge of ob
taining money under false pretenses.
He la accused of selling loflO shares
of stock in a reputedly non-cxlstant
mining company, to several Medford
residents.
He also la alleged to have adver
tised in Portland newspapers, saying
he wanted to hire responsible engi
neers. Several men called in answer
to t.'ie sdvcrtlsemcnts and Williams
was said to have attempted to in
terest them In buying shares in.tne
company.
Bed Letter. Bargain Day tomorrow.
M. M. Department Store.
Hotel. Medford Barber Shop.,
Haircut 2aei .,.V- ;v '; j '
. Classified advertising gets results.
LERS MtSS BiG
PRIZE OP LOTTERY
CONCEPCIOK. Chile (AP) Hard
times have hit the University M
Concepclon lottery.
A recent drawing revealed about
S120.000 worth of tickets unsoldi
among them the number for first
prize of aeo.OOO. .
The university officials did not
worry half so much about the uni
sold tickets as -about tlie unsold first
prize. They learetl tne puouc "
ohy further from ticket: purchases.
Dress Makln,
All work guaranty
3.50t Ensembles 5.e
filial Nou
In the Matter of the
eiater, Deceased
Notice Is hereby r
undersigned. Porter J
trator 4n the above
has filed herein his n
account and that Aub
at 10 o'clock a. m at
In the City of Mcd'fora
has been fixed as the
for hearing objection
for the examination
thereof.
Administrate!
estate.
Port
of the
lravf frr frcMv-nt 'lty
Th rniinwina parly win leave Med
ford Thursday to spend a week's va
cation at Chebco and Crescent Cltf:
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. OsJTH-nter, Mr nli.i
1 Mrs. Arthur Dsvrnhlll of Aslit.tnd.
j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hubha will be in
I charge of the Band lliw and Shoe
Bo during the Carpentrra' absence.
t finlners In Mirve Away
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. ciainer ,tnd ehll
I dren of Prk street plan to leave this
I city Saturday to make their home in
Klamath Falls, where Mr. Onlner has
, a position with the California Oregon
owar company.
Run Over hy Trailer
J. H. Dally -was slightly Inure,!
day when he atnpped between a truck
and a logging trailer fastened on the
truck, and was run over by the latter.
Mr. Dally had Just stepped from his
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