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fcAGE two i-' MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY,- AUGUST lj l&l! Local and Personal Dr. Bray Recover Dr. J, P. Bray nas recovered from bin recent illness Leaven for Brattle Carl Oraot will leave tomorrow for Seattle to spend several days transacting business. . , , On Business Visit Hans C. Jensen of Klamath Falls spent today In Med- ford on business. . - ' ' ; (- ' From The Dalles Mrs. Oeorge Cod ding has as her guest Mrs. J. O. Swarts of The Dalles, who arrived In Medford this morning by train. Farrell Returns North Ernest Far rell left last night for Eugene after pending several days In this city con ferring with shippers. . ,0 - Is Plane ftusenper w. -H. Mulr head, manager of the Oold Hill' ce ment plant, was a recent passenger on a Boeing plane to Portland. Power Salesman Here Jack Cash In of the Mountain States Power com pany sales department In Albany was a business visitor here yesterday. . Bill Walker Back Bill Walker, high school football star, has return ed from Diamond lake where he has been spending the summer. Leave for Ijm Angeles Misses Dor othy and Patricia Young left last evening for Los Angeles for a two weeks' visit with friends and reUv tlves. . Returns to Town Wm. P. Isaacs returned to Medford this morning arom jiig Mock lodge on Rogue river, where he has been spending several ..flays.. ., . From Williams Creek Ben Moeller and family of Williams creek spent yesterday afternoon In Medford at tending to business matters and call' lng on friends. : i . .. i v. Mfltnr tit Amratoa MrM tfat. Walters of Ashland and daughter, Mary Kate, left Sunday by motor for amid Angolan, wiiere esiss waiters will remain lnoeiimtcjy. .,, Visits Mrs. Heine Mrs. C, A. Dur ham arrived .In Medford by train to day from her hanw In Ri-Mtnnrfnn Wash,, to visit her mother, Mrs. T. u. .wine, in this. city. ... v - . Kuth N'VM a Mull T) 1 1 1 Vl Uv la ailing from Seattle today on the wjiuii jkvKiw 'w spena wiroe weeas In Alaska. She will land at Anchor- Boyle at Prospect J. o. Boyle, as sistant general manager of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company, was' at Prospect yesterday on company business! ' , : ....(; . t Insurance Man Hera Louis Ccn- . (ton. mtiMUnlaMua ... u hire Insurance company, is In, this city from Portland, oolllng on local Insurance agencies,,,, ,.,' Goes South on Vacation W. H. MoOowan la lu California to spent! a two weeks' vacation In Berkeley and Oakland, where he will be guest or relatives and friends. . i '.. Prrys Return Jloine Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perry and daughter, Mm. Walter Klynn, .have returned from Diamond lake where they have boon spending the summer, . j ,'' Mr. Conrad Has Operation "Shorty" Conrad of the city wator department underwent a major op eration at the Saored Heart hospltol Monday and Is reported to bo get ting along as well as can be expected. Plans 8ty In rortUuid Mlaa Edith Sweeney, dsughter of Dr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Sweeney, will leave soon for Portland, accompanied by her nurso. m. f .( w spnuu iwu worse in me northern city. " llllllords Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Wal. ter Milliard of San Francisco, former Medford resldenU, arvlred here yes terday from their homo In California. They (re guests at the home of Mrs. Hllllard'a mother, Mrs. olive Lantls. . . . AthleMe Heads- Visit The University of Oregon athletic department wns well represented In the city today. Dr. C. W. Spears, head (obtoall coach: P. O. Calllson, freshman ooaolu Hugh - ,v smiuiV 4i IMllMVI , eUfl t- ..... ......... .. , nwsMiih KlHUlHtlC . manager, were all registered -at the HoteJ( Medford. Mr. Calllson came down from Crater lake last hlghti to meet the three officials imm ci,.,. yho are making a tour of the state. UU l.llll.L - .U -.. .1. I J.IJ i I V Unequalled Flavor has made Fluhrer's Milk Bread the largest selling bread in South ern Oregon or Northern California. J Ouost In Klainalli Miss Elva Buchter Is spending this week In Klamath Falls, vacationing with friends. v s Return from Online Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Alden. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pur naa and Mrs. Idclla Acker returned Tuesday n!ht from Lake o' tho Woods where thoy had spent the past sev eral days. , ; . ' District . Foresters Here B. A. Bot tcher and William Snambaugh from the district forest headquarters In Portland, arrived hero yesterday and v. Ill spend two weeks in this section. They will Inspect construction work underway in Crater national forest : Railway Men Mere E. P. LoFalvre, general agent for the St. Louls-Snn Franolsco Railway company, with headquarters In Seattle, was In Med ford today on business. James Wal lace of the C. N. It W. also spent the day In the city. . ....... . Pearson An from Prospect Mrs. Frances Pearson of Alkenaldr resort at Prospect Is In Medford today, accom panied by her son Stanford, who Is receiving treatment for an Injured thumb. Sho will also visit Mrs, J. Sanford Rlohardson of Beall lane, . . s ,. ,.. ItiislnesH Cullers Tuesday Among persons In yesterday from neighbor ing localities were Frank and Walter Fitzgerald of Sams Valley and Mrs. Irene Wells of Talent. Ed Fossett and Harold Fossett were also In from the Fossett mines. ; Washington Hotel Ononis Wash Ington stato guests today Include he following;. T. B. Ohlbaum, David Dalln, o. J. Hansen, Oeorge H. San born, A. B. Sharer and Martin B. Pool, Seattle; s. E. Weston, Tacoma, and S. 8. Joubert, Aberdeen. . 'Prospect Boy' Injured Word was received (here today from Prospect stating that the young son of w. G Bradbury of that place was InJJured Monday, making It necessary to take three stltohes to close the wound In his leg. He was reported as getting along nloely. Oreiroiilans nt Hotels Among the Oregon residents at hotels today are Charles E. Westln, Mr. and Mrs. War ren Day and son, H. Andorson, Eu gene; A. Machodo, Klamath Falls; Mrs. A. Everett Smith, Rosoburg; H I. Oilman and P. B. Hawley, Orogon city. iCnllrornla Kdllor Here Harvey R. Ling, editor of the Burbank, Cal., Dally Review, arrived hero by piano this week and will spend tho next two weeks with his family at' the home or Mrs. Lillian Orcor In Ash land. Tho Ling family lias been In Ashland all summer. ' ; ' ' ' Maxille Kan ruining Miss ' Mx Ihe Rati of )r Holoiu. Oto.; win asrlvo Friday to be tho house guest of Mrs. Maude Suitor and daughter, Ainry oniaer. auss ttau ana aiiss Snider aro Doth members of.Kappn. Delta sorority at tho Unlvorslty of Oregon. " t: '. , .. ). FurHla to Return Rrlo . Forsta, Unlvorslty pf Oregon football center, Is spending a short , time with his family In Astoria. Ho has been working at Crater lake nil tiummer and will return soon to spend several more weeks In the' park before school starts in September. . . ' Blackberries ' Kittening Reports from Applegato stato that tho first blackberries of the season ore now Doing picked In that district. The crop this year is said to be the largest seen' there -In many years. Hundreds of local residents go there each . year to pick berries - aud the large crop this fall Is expected to attract even moro pickers than usual. . Letter Tells of Fire Amy Elliott reoelved a letter yesterday from her cousin, Corabelte Brcltmaybr of grants Pass, telling of the recent for est fire, which spread into the vicin ity neighboring the Breltmnyer farm. Her parents removed all valuables from their home and were ready to flee from the approaching path of the flames when the fire wns con trolled by tho fighters. ' . . to Nutlnml Purk Included In a party which left by stago this morn ing for Crater lAke were Mrs. Edna 8. Davis. Mrs. F. P. Short, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Short and Mrs. Marguerite Gillette of Grants Pass, who recently arrived In that city from Los Ang eles; Dick Short, Don Short and Walter,. Amschllngcr . of Alhnmbra. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Davit of Mt. Vornon. N. Y. t Purllaml Hotel (Hirsts Portland guests at local hotels today follow; J. R. Harrington, W. S. Saxe and family. O. S. Laphand, J. H. Bobbins and party, B. B. Hhltstone. Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Wheaton. W, C. Kemp. Dan Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, R. C. Smith, Mrs. 4 Mae C. Dueber. Oenevlve Clark. L. W. Gam ble. - Ben Wood, Charles K. Moore. Blgelow Ely, Walter Douglas, James E. Mnrrll, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Snell. Charles L. Dunham and Ctaudo M. Oee, . Tourist From Dl'tahre Among the tourists from a distance- at the hotels today are W. V. Rasklll, Wash ington, D. C.i Mr. and Mrs. A. B Trench. East Orange. N. J,; Jsmes Gamett, Salt Lake City: J. 1. Bauer. Chattanooga, Tenn.; H. J. Schalr bauin. Cincinnati; Ben llolroyd, IlrOuklyn, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Domey, Chicago; Joseph Helfman, Detroit. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rkrdo, Mexico City. ralUnrnla Visitors California reg istrations at local hotels Include the following: Frank Duprey and fam ily. Alhanibra; Mrs. M. McDermott. Oxnard; Dr. and Mrs. William Pel berbaum, Santa Paula; Mr. and Mrs. John II. Larhelm. Piedmont; lion ro and son. Oakland: Mary A. Griffith and party. Santa Monica: Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Bates. Alameda: "Edward M. Cerf, Allan White. C. A. Lewis, 8an Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Welch, Mr, and Mrs, Paul K. Oustaf son, Loa Angeles... . , . (r, v ...... -. i - 5fl Jlornrrx at Umelt Jack Horner Snd ! family left ' this ' morning for Crescent City, where they plan to spend several days at the beach. Transact Ilusluess Florence Hall, rancher of the Applcgate section, was In Medford this morning transact ing business. , Mxst to Pasco Ray Moran last week was a passenger aboard a Boe lng System plan from Medford to Portland. He continued his flight from the latter city to Pasco, Wash. 1 , Accident. Reported. The automo bile .driven by John H. Pearce of Eagle Point was struck yesterday afternoon while parked on the Crater Lake Jilghway -by a car operated by Mrs. L. Tlmmons of this city. Minor Auto Collision L. 8. Hicks of - 329 Apple street yesterday col lided with the car driven by Mrs. W. A. Frazler of 728 Wost Second street, who was starting her car, hav ing been parked on Main street. , Recovering Rapidly Olen Jones, who resides at 740 West Jackson street, is recovering rapidly from e major operation wnlch he underwent two weeks ago at the Sacred Heart hospital. . ' Onus Fire Today Memoers of the fire department were today called to extinguish a gross fire at the corner of Second street and North Central avenue. No damage resulted from the blaze. JVInke Alterations A building per mit was Issued at the city hall today to the Scherer Motor company, 128-82 North Riverside avenue, for altera tions. The cost was estimated at (100. ...- Formor Medford fllrl Marries El nora O, Hulandar of Klamath Falls, former Medford high school girl, and Lewis Orltsch, 21, of Redding, Calif., wore Issued a marriage license at Grants Pass recently. While liv ing In Medford, Miss Hulander rep resented the local Lions' club In the International beauty contest In Port land. :.. She was also queen of the high school Junior .carnival one year. Curd of Thanks. We wish to thank our many friends for their expressions of kindness and sympathy at the death of our beloved wife and mother, and for the many beautiful flowers. J. E. Toft and Family. Final Notice. In the Matter or the Estate, of J. Ellis Slater, Deceased. Notice Is horeby given, that the underslgnod, Porter J. Neff. adminis trator in tho above entitled matter, has filed herein his final report and account and that August 30th, 1031, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the Courthouse In tho City of Medford In said county has been fixed as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and for the. examination and allowance thcroof. . Porter j. neff. Administrator of the abovo entitled estate. TY TOO. LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppies Jteai peauues. ucnsunaoie. mm. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville. Tel. 173. WANTED Have client who will take year lease on desirable furnished or ttnrurnishcd 8 qr 7 -room home, with basement and- furnace in or near Medford, 45 to 05 per month. Call Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Med ford Bldg. Phone 302. AVERAGE MONTHLY INCOME of $375.00 for sale. If you liave $4500 and want to own and operate a completely stocked and equipped modern dairy business and live In a large, modern, furnished country home near Medford, here it Is. No additional capital Investment re quired; bargain opportunity. EARL TUMY, 310 Liberty Bldg. FOR RENT Clean, modern apart ment, Durrcll Court, 339 N. Holly. FOR RENT 3-room downstairs apt.: givrago; $12.00. : 20S W. Jackson. . OOOD OPPORTUNITY Opening for 3 experienced salesmen Ml a terri tory consisting of Jackson, Jose phine and Siskiyou counties. If you are a salesman and want to make money and become affiliated ' with a comiMiiy that Is one of the largest manufacturers of lu kind. It will pay you to Investigate tills proposition. Box 12B4, Tribune. FOR SAlJt Lincoln sedan, like new. at' a price that will surprise you. C. E. Gates Auto Co. EXCHANGE Small, neat home tal lied at $1000, with $3.10 encum brance, straight loon at 8, to ex change for larger home, value up to $S7S0, Will pny $40 per month on difference In value. I2B East 6th St. h The Real Estate Exchange, Phone 1498. . I tsJJJfc) j Each Diamond is care- ! fully seleoted for bril- j liancy, color and thoy ; are flawless , ' When bought Alt iorost tires m Crater national forest and on state land In Jackson county wore reported to be under control today at forestry offices lere. Fires are still smouldering In sections of the Applegate country, but are patrolled and. nave not been spreading today. The most recent fire In that area at MUe Hill was checked at mid night last night. The fire covered about- 200 a ores. Repdrto of the blaze were received here yesterday afternoon. Fifty men were rushed to the scene and had the fire sur rounded after several hours work. Most of the crew was returned to the city today. Men are still patrolling the area. . ' Word came from Forest creek today iftat the water supply was nearly exhausted In that area and that It was necessary to haul it Into the country to extinguish fires there. 1 The Humbug lire was checked in the Forest creek hills when It spread toward Jacksonville. The Humbug fire is being .carefully guarded to prevent any new out breaks or - spreading. Damage has been small there since the flames diminished Monday. Forest officials were in the area todays making an accurate c,heck upon . property damage on - ranches which wore either wholly or partially burned. The fire covered more than 5000 acces. f, ? SAliEM, Ore.Aug, 18. (AP) Virtu- Shades of Carrie Nation! . , Look & Who's turning Sunday atilAV ryf$o THOSE'?.- : DIZZY' ,v ' ' ? ' DAMES! ; Entire Show lln.-aden.Ht Over , If Jj ,, KMED. : JI'sM' un,tlt too II ! IliR Whoopee .J Shoivl f ; AflclrqViiiyflfjayet firs rtrniu ally all forest flrest in the state. In-' eluding the4 serious blazes- in Jose-" phlne and Jackson counties, are either out or under control. State Forester Lynn F, Cronemlller said to day. The. on;y exception may be in Coos county where this week six Incendiary forest fires were started, and concerning which no report has been received today. , , , " h t4 : Curd of Thank. We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and for the beau tiful floral offerings during the re cent loss of our beloved one. : , Mrs. S. P. Barneburg,, k Harry Barneburg, j ' ' '. Fred Barneburg, 1 Kenneth Barneburg., 1 Dress Making Special nUl work guaranteed. Silk dresses $3.50. Ensembles $5.00.' Tel. 532-W. 'Permanent -waves, $7.60. The new Neptle Croquignple oil wave; also Du nn and Tulip oil Croqulgnole, Other permanents $5.00. Call 36.2 for ap pointment. RoscborcVugh Beauty Shop. Our new locbtion 36 So. Central, t ' GRIFFIN CREEK FARM J.W. Jackson, prospector who came to southern Oregon from Madras, was displaying a valuable piece ol rock here today which he had un earthed on the O. N. Wilson place on Griffin creek, eight miles south west of Medford. Rock from the . property brings $150 In free milling gold ore to the ton. It It announced hy Mr. Jackson. There are 80 acres of the property on the Griffin creek ranch. Mr. Jackson plans to lease It and develop mines on the area: i . 1U ONK-BLEVEN-1UB-BANCII Mil Saddle horses for hire. By hour, day or week. Special trips Into the mtns. at reasonaoie rates. New equipment and good horses. Tel. T. W. Jones. Provolt. Mall address Murphy, Ore. TODAY ?T.V Mtk' PICTURE I- &txS 4. i ynj s - 'You're Just a MARION Cheap Rich Girl" flS FANNIE HUEST'S NOVEL fm HamGodwunMcCvct l , i 1 ' Was It cheap to give gaiety nn:l love to the mun sic; lovedf -Wus It x;henp to' use nil the weapons nt her com mand to attract hhn '. . -. even her father's millions? with LESLIE IIOWAHU HtKNK RICH ItH'IIAKIt ItENNETT MARY lM'NCAN' I q ' Also SH.tXTKU SHOUT SI'IUKCTS MIl't'K BIKK -I.BAII HtM,T I t- ?i VA -FOUNDED &mP . . !; 1909 ; JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION n.A iintei Barber Shop. Haircuts 2Jc, shampoos 25C.X Open 7:30 a. m. to 8 PJ."- 'j , : Auftlon Sale l iM'hUmed Freight! n . i Daolfli rnmmnv will ine ouo .T. C." J ..: sell at puollc auction vo uw iiisncsv , bidder one cjwvuv ..v. . 4 ..r,iiio nolrt Hill. Oreeon.l lO VT. v o , Sale to take place at iO o'clock a. m., j August IV, at ouumo.n . - Station. Gold Hill, Oregon. A. C- nwciwDuui, i iTrisfirht And Passeneer Agent. 1 Auto giaMre!,, sS If . jvu nuve not "v "l "eatii r The bluest ,tt!; town In u I r The LOW PRICE and HIGH QUALITY of BRENLIN SHADES were the reasons why these shades were selected for the new Medford high school and the Washington school. Before buying shades lot ub glva you on estimate. We will ears you money! Iffl Window Shades Oil shades, guaranteed rollers ' all sizes to 36 inches wide, 6 feet long, finest quality,' no seconds ' ' SOc each 5 colors to choose from tan, gray, ivory, light and dark green. r - --: -c : GREAT E Si EVER BU 11 INTO A Ford a if. .f Jil s490 (F. O. B. Detroit, plu$ freight and deHMry. Bumper and spare tiro extra at low coH.) you buy a Ford car today, you bupw W unqueBtionably the greatest value in the M of the Ford Motor Company. Never before to much beauty, comfort, safety and performance M offered at such a low price. The low price of the Ford is something to 1st about because it means an immediate saving ol M dollars always an important consideration, m more significant than price alone is what you gdl that price. When high quality is combined nUkl price, you may justly take pride in Having vm itinat antiafnrtnrv nurchase. See the Ford - ride in it - learn something H the Value that is built into every part. The roortl Irnnw nVinut it- tho more certain vou will be dull the car for you. It is literally true that when the facts you will get a Ford. And Now Radio Repaint u. -jj.j j, . .luff CHM""1 f . n .... ui. .-. .lu, addlns s W1 ot parts and accessories, batteries, otc. We will batteries and set free of charge. Just phone 1279. 01" AND AS USUAL .... . . : .. . , nii,.Arndl. naileries uuargea, ouc icajiea ior nna -"-. Export Electrical Repairing, Doorhells Hcpulrea Now and Rebuilt Batteries, $2.80 and up. Vacuum Cleaners Rented, 60c per day (delivered). SP.RVTCV. ELECTRIC CO. Electric BunnliM , - , , Auto ' " ' Ill "So. Holiy St. Phone 1279 nil ft Mystery'1 The Wheels Go 'Rouni" . Electrolux freezes silently and efji4 without wheels or moving pw" No moving parts to monkey with Operating cost lowest of aU ... , , i , -.ca.fi Local rates as low as 1-10 of lc V 1 Southern Oregon Oasw 'Homo of Instant Het 209 West Main Street in
