rTi- nri milT?
1 M hfl
RE
. th French quar-
WlSLn. with Its quaint
uque patloo. colorful
TMhemlan atmosphere
""M" "'Delight."
1Z; next serial. The
K., o tue tory wU1 appear
lcf irl makes a mysterl-
f Z Bto t,1e port of New
fU practically a captive
aunt Ml Houston, n-
!
underworld, alie la afraid to
a the police. - Adventures,
and an explosive climax
i thrilling Btory.
Let Dell Houston; the author,
Ldu-ughter of General Sam
klimed Texan statesman
fear. Miss Houston nas m-
siidt of tne general's per-
Lwtsiom, including items of
twinl importance. Includ-
fe nrord given to General
br General Santa Anna
ht Mexican surrendered after
tic of San Jacinto, where
Dependence was assured.
Houston was born at Cedar
Ttias, and is the author of
Inlumes of poetry and a num-
oottU. "Moon of Delight"
ha the Mall Tribune Friday,
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR EG 0N, THURSDAY, AUGUST .1:1, 19;U.
PAGE THREE
TTER DAVIS
IP QUA AREA
ROSEBURO. Ore.. Aug. 13(AP
-A pitched battle between Roy M
Foster. North Umpqua rancher, and
Emroy Davis, who for several years
has been the principal figure In an
attempt to colonize the Fish creek
burn district, was reported today to
Vernon Harpham, supervisor of the
Umpqua national forest.
Foster, running cattle and horses
in the Fish creek district, said he
went to the Cedar Springs camp yes
terday to salt his stock, made a camp
and went to a creek to get water
His path was blocked by Davis who
he said, leveled a pistol at ,11m and
ordered him to take ,11s horses and
cattle and leave the country.
Hushed nt Foe ',
Foster said he rushed Davis, at
tempting to draw his own revolver at
the same time, but the sldearm stuck
In the holster and accidentally dis
charged without Injury to either
man.
The rancher said he threw his re
volver away when the two reached
close quarters, and fought Davis
hand to hand, overpowering and dis
arming him. and driving him away.
The report said Foster Is on his
way to Roseburg to deliver Davis'
pistol to the sheriff. Davis, too, Is
said to be cn his way to Roseburg
from Diamond lake.
Davis recently was convicted in
federal court on a charge of Inter
fering with forest service employes,
and was sentenced to a six-months
term and paroled. Previously, he ftad
been convicted three times for squat
ting and trespassing.
I SCOURGES
(tiCH DEMANDS
Ildiho. Aug. 13. (AP) Sen-
f-ia B. Borah, charged today
ma mat the French de-
fa wurlty, if carried beyond
F-'-tr the nation already has
miles and mltltary power.
fa Doming less than the de
P Germany, Austria and
," fie said,
consent to
, "the world
see brought
Ws was delivered before
TO clubs.
Mcult to follow France.
oounued demand for secur-
One can readilv unanr-
F'J ine should Insist upon
I TesUd by every practicable
I" In a position of great
pi today than onv nAtlnn
F In Europe In the last 200
ERY EXPERT
WILL GIVE IIS
Irene Clara Kerr, Westlruthouse
economist, is here from Seattle to
assist Jackson county women with
their cooking and refrigeration prob
lems. Miss Kerr, who Is well known
hero after having conducted several
successful cooking schools In Med-
ford, Is making her headquarters at
the Peoples Electric store for a few
days.
Each day at 10 a. m. she will dem
onstrate new and easy methods of
making ices, sherbets and Ice cream
In the popular Westlnghouse electric
refrigerator, and will answer all
questions about electric refrigeration:
At 2 p. m. daily, she will allow her
guests some interesting things about
baking cakes, cookies and other good
things in the Westlnghouse "Flavor
Zone" electric range.
, Ijocal .women wishing information
about any electric household equip
ment are urged to visit Miss Kerr at
the Peoples Electric store, or to phone
her at 12 and she will make a per
sonal call at the home.
ttUU t hurt h iro, Hlbtru ,,
whTtJrenf pors'he ' reSn City. The home of Mr. and Mrs. a. M.
rhin, l J relurned Irom Tlntow. Roberts was the scene last evening
nit i i . 8he W" ln mlsslo'"-y of one of the prettiest parties of the
urf ,h Me1'ord todttv hor I season for members of t,he younger
a .. meeting oi me mission
ary society of the Flrstt Presbyterian
church. .
A Joint meeting of the church
members of this city and Jacksonville
will be held this evening, opening
with a covered dWi supper. Miss For
sythe will address the gathering and
Is described as a very Interesting
speaker. She will describe present
day conditions In China rather than
missionary work In particular.
The evening program Is In charge
of Mrs. E. Iverson. president of the
southern Oregon district of the
Women's Presbytcrlal,
- :
Mr. and Mrs. Ilronn
Visit Loral Friends
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown of Oak
land. Cal.. former residents of this
city, are spending two weeks In Med
ford visiting old friends and will be
the inspiration for much entertain
ing. The Browns left Medford 12
years ago but have returned at vari
ous intervals to visit their many
friends.
Vacationists
Home from Uracil
Among members of society folk who
have returned to this city after
spending a portion or the summer at
beach resorts, are Mrs. Wm. Vswter,
Jr., and Mrs. H. S. Deuel and their
young sons.
Mrs. Gi tchrll T'
Hostess at Tin
Mrs. Delroy Getchell Is entertain
ing Informally this afternoon at tea
lor a small group of intimate friends.
set. when the Misses Mary Lee and
Dorothy Roberts entertained with a
dinner dance.
Thirty-five guests enjoyed the eve
ning. Mrs. Tarnc-iiter will
Ite Hostess This Kveniiig
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter Is enter
taining this evening at dinner com
plimenting Mrs. Eleanor Wlnterbloom
of New York, who is house guest of
Mrs. Stewart Patterson.
Miss Moff
llus (an st
Miss Allie Kemp of Portland ar
rived In Medford last evening by
train to spend two weeks as the
house guest of Miss Dorothy Qoff.
' M
Millers nml C1uests
At Diamond l.nke
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller and
house guests, who ore vacationing at
Diamond Lake, are expected to return
to their home here this evening.
To Port land '
Fur Week-end
Mrs. Guy Phetteplace left on the
Shasta today for Eugene to Join Mr.
Phetteplace. They plan to spend the.
week-end In Portland, where Mrs.
Phetteplace will make arrangements
tor her daughter Joan to enter St.
Helen's hall, school for girls.
Miss Hamuli Here
For Summer Seuson
HAS JOLLY PARTY
Joined tht party tor Sunday after hospitality extended them by th) one of cattle shipped from local de-
noon. The picnickers returned to Tyrrells.
the valley in the evening after ex-!
pressing their appreciation of the! CONDON Eight cars slieep and t Pwinley Studio.
I pot over recent week-end.
; 4
1000.000 Kodak prizes. Details at
The Jackson County Recreation
club enjoyed one of the most sue- j
cessful events since organization t
Saturday and Sunday, when mem
bers met at Deud Indian ' Soda
springs as gue.ste of Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Tyrrell, who are operating the
resort.
More than 50 people, representing
Rogue River, Central Point. Eagle
Point, Talent, Oak Grove. Jackson
ville. Lake creek and Sams Valley
arrived before 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, when supper was served
before the huge bonfire.
Fallowing supper the crowd was
entertained with a program of stunts
to which each community con
tributed. H. W. Ward of Eagle Point
was program manager. Lenders from
each community were Mabel Mack,
Central "Point: Henry Conger, Jack
sonville: Lela 8hepard, Rogue River;
Mrs. Brockaway, Oak Grove; Reed
Charley. Lake Creek: Mrs. E. C.
Gnrdner. Talent; Harry Ward. Eagle
Point and Mrs. O. T. Wilson, Sams
Valley.
The loving cup as prize for the
best stunt was won for Eagle Point
by little June Stowell.
Before midnight all members or
the crowd joined In the dancing of
quadrilles and Virginia reels with
violin music by Jnck Tyrrell,
Sunday morning the club mem
bers arose early to watch Harry
Word make the biscuits for break
fast. At noon the soda fountain
visited and lemonade made
Miss Allys Hascall of New York City with the delicious mineral water
is a guest in this city for the sum- served. , ,
mer of her nephew, Reginald H. Par-. Judge nnd Mrs. Alex Sparrow
Grangers Applaud
Payment of Debts
At Recent Session
JACKSONVILLE GRANGE
km Ireland
t Orangemen
'fonuW Renrisal
Northern Ireland Aucr.
F-SMMng has so aeltated
-"""'rs ui ireiana as
Ktnls at Cootehill. Irish 1
L1 Orangemen were
F tan holding a meeting.
P the "Irish republican
- me visitors out of
Ull W.W Vol,l l l,1.
P ' Vleil nf uv CI.M
Mdl nnrl il i
N- " 1.IIIUUMS WflC
lad ..
k "" up over a con
f youth and a proml-
manhandled for
ioty expressed that
" take place Saturday.
rjwraiam hM (helr nn
titrations. tiii. hDVa
J dashes in recent years
b wi lining and tne
the feelln. Bn,tu!l
Lt may have wide re-
12"' cTn brigade head
i Publican armv has
Vernation describing the
ifc. " "'"iperlallst agent of
tJiupuse ii is
sectarian division
common people
Of
A good program has been arranged
by C. C. Hoover, lecturer of the Jack
sonville Grange, for the meeting
Friday evening. C. E. "Pop" Gates,
who will be guest speaker, will talk
on "The Development of Southern
Oregon." This subject should be
Interesting to every Granger of
southern Oregon, a public spirited
speech by a public spirited speaker.
The program will begin at 8:30 ond
Is open to t.'ie public. There will also
be added musical features.
GAS TRUCK DRIVER
KILLED BY PLUNGE
HOOD RIVER. Ore, Aug. 13.
(AP) Ed Justcnsen. driver of a
gasoline truck, was killed yesterday
iihen his heavv tank truck and
tank trailer loaded with 30.000 gal
lons of eas. crashed through l
guard rail on the Columbia high
way and rolled down a 100-foot em
bankment near Herman creek. His
body was found a few feet from
where the truck crashed througn
the fence.
Von Granau Hops
Toward Greenland
i trTV iMl.nH AllC. 13. I
nniiufliin.
(Ap)Cnpts!n Wolfgang Von Gro
nau. who Is flying from Europe no I
the United States, hopped this after
noon for oreenland. His Immediate
destination Is Scoresby Sound to
Oodthaab. or. If necessary, to Ang
magsallk ond thence over the Inland
Ice
If the landing Place at Scoresby
Sound was too dangerous he said he
would seturn the Reykjavik. t
III OSBOJUivBVBW-BASrll in
Saddle horses for hire. By hour, da)
or week. Special trips Into the mtnS(
at reasonable rates. New 'V
. i- tp! t. w. Jones.
i ana koou j.uoca. ---- - ,v ,
Provolt. Mull address Murphy. Ore.
Both subordinate and juvenile
Oranges were will represented at
the meeting at the Central Point
Grange hall August 7. Judge Alex
Sparrow pleased all members with
announcement that the furnace and
lumber debts have been wiped frdm
tlie slate. His report was followed
by much applause. 1
Progress in the Juvenile Grange
under the leadership of Mrs. Arnold
Bohnert was shown. Programs of
educational value, as well as interest
to the children, have been developed
during recent months.
. The Willow Springs group enter
tained with a program, prepared by
the chairman, Pearl Bonney.
At the next meeting. August 21,
Mrs. Henderson's gang will perform
for -tha..Grange. ,
Henry Conger gave an -interesting
talk, inviting members to visit the
Jacksonville Grange. A letter pro
testing the proposed Increase in
freight rates was read and mailed
to the Interstate commerce commis
sion.
Following the program supper was
served by the youngest members or
the Juvenile Grange. '
Mrs. Benson Not To
Open Dance School
The Eve Benson Dancing Academy
will not open this season in the Med
ford Center building, according io
announcement yesterday of Mrs.
Benson. Opposition of a tenant to
the noise of dancing feet has necessi
tated this change of plans.
The Benson Dancing academy has
operated in Medford for seven sea
sons, but because of no other suitable
place available will not open this
fall "unless strange things happen,"
Mrs. Benson said yesterday.
Mrs. Benson had planned to attend
f.'ie national convention In Los An
geles this month.
.
Would like to hear from someone
able to give bank references to help
me establish watch repairing business
A good opportunity for someone. Tel
1116. and learn more.
Eastern Trout Said
Dying In Fish Lake,'
Group Investigates
Dr. R. E. Green and Olen Arnsplger
of the small streams and lake com
mittee of the Jackson County Game
Protective association are at Fish
lake today to Investigate the report
that Eastern Brook trout are dying
in the lake. They will return to Med
ford tonight with specimens of the
fish to be sent, to reliable biologists
for examination.
The report received by the local
association states Unit dead fish have
been found along the bonks of the
lake end on the screens at the outlet
ln great numbers. They are said to
have white spots on their backs
Indicate that some parasite is attack
ing them.
The Jackson County Game Protect
ive association has reported the con
dition to Matt Ryckman, superinten
dent of hatcheries.
The ' association' has been very
active In the planting of fish
throughout the past year and has di
rected the distribution and planting
of nil fish from the Butte Fulls
hatchery. With the cooperation of the
United States Forestry department
the local group has auBed a great
number of fish to be planted in laktS
in the Blue Canyon country, where
there has previously been no flshtntt.
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A fine way to keep cool and
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There is nothing like sugar to
sweeten home-made drinks such
as lemonade, iced tea, coffee, choc
olate and fruit punches. And
there is no better sugar than
reflnrd cane mgar it is acknowl
edged everywhere as the standard,
Refresh yourself with a sweetened
drink. The Sugar Institute.
'Flavor and season with Sugar'
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the Perfect Summer
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