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Tit -.. t :i 1aGETW0 Local and Personal . Three on Hinge Throe tourists left . for 'Crater lake on the 9 o'clock atage this rooming. IS. In Eureka Wm. P. Isaac ia pending the week in Eureka, Cal., and other points In northern Cali fornia. ,., ; , ,, ,. t -',-", - ' Wilt Nteet. Here W1U O. Steel. V. S. commlasloner, waa In Medford this morning from . Crater lake. Ho told friends that he rrw feeling fine. ;' Max Jluubs Here Today Max Hubbs of Seattle, representing the Pacific Indemnity asoctatlon,.was In Medford today on business. ; , " ' !.,? ; v ' i j : Week .End In Klamath Fulls Mr. and Mrs. Doyle rranklln were .week end guest of 'Mrs, Lottie i Alter In : Klamath -Falls. , : ; , ' . Week End Willi Friend Mr. and Mra. Arthur LeDleu and amall son of Medford spent the week end In Klam ath Falls. Down from Crater LakePaul D. Homutb. of the staff of naturalists at Crater national, park spent Monday , In this city. , - Boeing Man Here George r Myers of the Boeing field at Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. Myers were In Medford to day. . ,.; Keith Hall Here Keith Hall of Marshfleld was In Medford this morn tag en route to Crater lake with a group or friends from cnicago. Visiting - Relative Miss ' Felicia Turbivllle of Roseyllle, Cal., Is visit lng her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. , T. J. Wilson of Rogue River,' . On IMrlmllenl Visit It. D. Bills of Klamath Falls was one of the Klam ath county -'visitors spending yester day In this city on a periodical visit. ::,' ',99 ... , ' ' nations , In Medrord George put ton and family of Portland - are 'in Medford today.' Mr.'Dutton rcpre sehts American Alliance, ino., and at tended to business matters. , Central' Point Man Wediw-A mar riage license was granted last Friday to William Weston selby, as, of Cen tral Point, Ore., and Vera May Weed, 10, -of Klamath Falls. '., ' From Kdlghlmrlng City O. H. Ess maan .and W. A. Arnold i of . Grants Pass were among-tho Josephine ooun-1 ty visitors spending yesterday In this city on business, On Business Visit Dudloy a. Allen of Portland spent today In Medford on 'business. ; Ha represents the Lon don and Lancashire' Insurance, com pany, , ,. .... 1. , ' ,' Seattle Hotel tluests Residents af ' Seattle t local , hotels, today,' are f.! H. Klota. Samuel Applestone, S. Murray,, a. ,W. narrower. M. and Mrs. John Park and Edgar Royor. .. Visited Her' Hist or Miss Harriet Mathlson . has: returned, home from Roseburg, enter; upending) , the past two weeks as the. house guest of her sister, i Miss. Helen Malhlson. In. that city. ... . . ' :.; , Balldlng rorrnlte Issued Building permits were , Issued . Monday to Amelia .Wllson.r . 110 Almond . street, for the erection of a garage,, and to - W. L. Whits,, a 14 Haven street, for i erection, of a poroh. , . ., . . . Applrtrate Couple Writs Ben Wood . row Letteken.. la, of Jrovolt and No. van Marie Clark. ID, of Williams were married Saturday at Die Grants PPaas courthouse by -County Judge 0 G. Gillette. -' '" ' i '- .- , lieavo for lke George Christen sen and Harry Fuller loft today for Crater lake. They have been spend-1 lng several days In Eugene. Mr. Chris, tenaen plana to leave soon for Ports mouth, Ohio, '!' V ' lrv0 fur Eugene Mr.' and .Mrs. Russell Evans left today for their home In Eugene after being guests at the home of Mr; Evans' brother; Clar ence Evans, for several days. Mr. Evans Is owner of a large' Eugene printing plant, and publishes a week ' !y newspaper there. Like Note the texture of Fluhrer'i Now, Holsnm Loaf,' Silky whiU and juit a fine as your fa vorite angel food.- That's the reason it slices without crumb ling; and makes such uncxoclled toast. h Wright at Sit. Riilnirr Ray E. Wright, representative of the New York Life Insurance company, left Monday evening for Paradise Inn, Mt. Rainier. This trip was for th,ose agents who . qualified by obtaining the required amount of paid business In a specified 'time.' . ' . Room for Much Jiy If the price of pears should suddenly be doubled, the happy people of Medford would be twice as joyyful as they are now. Anyway,' this- feeling , -would 'come1 over W. T. Cooper and H. N. Miller of thc Jackson county capital, who are visiting Portland. Their stay is noted at the Multnomah hotel. The Oregonlan. '., , : ';. , I ' , On Viuiitlon Mla Muriel Bradley Of Portland Is spending several days in Medford asitlte guest of MUs Mar Jorie. Bazeltohv . They plan to visit the. Oregon Caves this week, having spent Sunday at Crater, lake. Miss Bardley represents the Feist Music company, with headquarters in Port land, and has chargo of the offices In Oregon,. Washington, and Idaho. ,'. From Distant Places Included among the tourists and others from a distance registered at Medford ho tels are Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brann, Des Moines, la.; John E. Hoffman, Mollne, 111.; Mra. M. C. McCutchen, New York City; M. . A. Smith,, La Verne patchell, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter O. Caldwell, Jr., and .Mrs. M. Water bury, Chicago.' , , , ,' ' Orfgonlniw at Hotels Among the Oregon residents at hotels here today are Keith Hall, Harold, Nicholas, New berg;. J. j. Chalrmonte, Eugene,, and tllo following from, Portland: , Mr and Mrs. R., O, Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. 0. F., Taylor, L..A, Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Merafelder, C. E. Burnett, C. A. O'Neill, Charles Hln- man, H. W. Hogaman, I. W. Jeter, W; O; aibertl A. 'K.; Rosslter, .Henry usuer, and A, ,w. Adamsori.' ' j ' Vmm the near state -Among Cali fornia vacationists registered at Med ford jhotcls are Mr., and Mrs. F. R. Eriokson,' Berkeley; Mrs, Ann Mcln- tyrs. Oakland; , Mr. and- Mrs. W. D. Nlghswoungor. Brawley; Mr. and Mrs. D.. E. McKlnley, . Sntt Jose; Mr, and sirs. Jloy; pavenpqrt, Los Oslos; Mrs. k; a. Csmey, Mrs. Anne d La rev Mrs. M. Collier, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. 8., Conipson, Mrs. J. F, Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lsndersi Mr. and . Mrs: Harry' Brown San Francisco. ' a AID CHINA RELIEF SALEM, Aug. ,,,18..(AP) Senator Charles L. MoNary, Oregon,, chairman of tho senate agricultural committee, today received an urgent letter from David A. Brown, . chairman . of tho China fnniluc relief activities, . asking hlni to do all it), his power to get Immediate action .from the. Tfarm board relatlvo to sending ..wheat, to China. Senator McNary on August 11, sent a telegram to James C. Stone, chair man of the federal farm . 'board at Washington, suggesting tho board soil' 30.000,000 bushels surplus - wheat-at. liberal, terms to yie, Chineso govern ment for relief of the io.000.000 fam ine sufferers In the flooded: valleys Of central China. ' Catapult Plane . From Ship's Deck HALIFAX, N. 8., Aug. 18. (API The North Gorman Lloyd llnor Bre men reported by wlrolctia today, that It had. cntupaulUd a mail plane from Its deck this morning to, carry mall to Boston. ,Thla was bolleved to bo tho Ger man plane stunted at Capo Rare vyhlch at first was tlmuglit to be t.'ie oiio In which' wolfgaiig von Gro'nau Is flying to America by Way of Ureou lond. 'Pineapple. Damages , Guinan Road House NEW YORK.: Aug. 18 (AP) The Waodmaiialeu . Inn... a Bronx mad house featuring Texas Guinan and her company of girls, was bombed early today, a few hours after the place had dosed for the night. i Police reported that the explo sive, evidently thrown from a speed ing .- automobile, shattered- several windows In the place, but otherwise did no damage. The blast was heard for several, blocks. 4-H CLUBS GROWING RAPIDLY IN OREGON ,CORVALLta, Ore.. Aug,' IB (AP) 4-11 club agents here for the mid summer conference report a mem bershlp Increase of about 3000 In Oregon during the past -year. The agents, while here, will complete plans fof the boys' and girls' . olub exhibits at- the state fair. 12 DIE IN COLLISION OF EUROPEAN TRAINS VIENNA. Aug. 18. (AP) Twelve persons were dead today and two stattcn masters were under arrest be cause of a railroad wreck In w.'ilch an express train from Rome was In collision with a freight train near ltbrn. about 150 miles from here. Seven coaches were derailed and several of them had to be cut to pieces In order to reach tho victims. 4 PORTLAND Gilpin Construction Co. received tia.'itta contract tor construction of six pile dikes in Willamette river. - , i Coqullle Mountain . Slates , Power Co. Installing' new transformer here. Phone Mi. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. - Orand Hotel Barber Shop. Haircuts 29c, shampoos a&c. Open 7:30 a. m to 8 p. m. U "? MEDPORD MAIL PLENTY OF CANDY !L Many boys. and girls have brought then colored sheets from last' Thurs day's Mall Tribune to the office, and received their candy bars but there axe. plenty .of bars left for the boys and. girls who have: not yet brought In the colored pictures. . All. of last week's sheets must be. in .this, of floe not later than Thursday night In order to compete for the, prize; s, ! Every picture 'on th,pae:doesriot have 'to. be colored for the; children to receive the candy bar, but only the complete ones may bfcntared-for. the 410 ill' prince awarded each; week. The various pictures will, bo printed each Thursday -for five more 'Weeks. At the close of the six weeks' pert od, 120 will be awarded to the boy or. girl submitting -the.-best colored page during the time of -the contest, Winners- -will be announced . rn the Mail . Tribune, with this week's re sults to. appear on. Saturday,' -, EXAMS THIS WEEK FOR PUPILS' INCOMPLETES , Children who. were out of school on account of Illness at . the . close of tho term in the spring, and who had not completed work at. that time, will have an .opportunity to take ex aminations this. week. . . These pupils will report to. the new Junior high school on Second, street, Thursday and Friday, August 20 and 31, toUtika ..examinations -to detcrmlno their. fitness to go. Jn. tha next'Krade Vlien school. . opens September. Each , child ,a ,rea,ua9te, to bring t his report, curu., A ; ., . I ; (Rtportid by Jkims County. Abftrsct. Csw Sixth strut ens Ontrsl maJ ., Marriage l.leenses- - -1 ,- Stephen L.- Brophy and 'Margaret- 0. Goorgo. j- . -' Edgar L. Masterson ' and Ceclle Campbell. ; Byron A. Wlckcrt and Verna V. 8tatnbrook.' - , Aaron Bates, Jr. and Eveline Simon. ' William Herman Hair&nd Amanda Pcct. Plllppo Prlnea and Rosle Plva. ! Francis C. O'Connor and Juanlta M. Stanley. ,tauy narnott and Ruby Davis Carl A, Muster ; and ' Wanda V. Brown. Henry Hiilsenmn and Mary. Baker. . v Circuit Court ' - " . ' ',3. ' Bf Colt " Company vs. Albert krouse. Dora F. Krouse. For money. George J. Onlvouen vs. Myrtle Vin cent Oulvosen. Divorce.- - ' ' Ellen E. Hoagland vs. James Albert Hongland. Divorce. Dan Baron vs. E.- M. Ellis. For money. . ' Jock Taylor vs. 'Mable & Davis, Inc. Lumber lien. ' Eaglo Point Irrigation Dlst. vs. Eva Monzella Vawler, C. K.i Arthur, Ada R. Boyd. Irrigation lien. Protmto Court Est. Peter Barneburg, also known as 3. P. Barneburg, deceased. Admitted to probate... Ileal Kstnte Transfer!) Hush B. Calhoun to Marvin Mont gomery, at ux. W. D. 10.0U. Troct In Sec. 18 Twp. 38 8. R; 1 W. Ci Vrnmnn. fit ux. to W. W, HlttlO, ct ux. W..D. S10.00, 3 acres In Sea. 33. Twp. 30 S. R. 3 W.. cnrrio L. Woodford to W. w. mt- tlo, et ux. Q. C. D. S1.00. Lnntl In Sec. 22 Twp. 38 S. R. 3 W., . Carrie L. Wrfcdford to W. W, Hlttle. et ux. Q. C. D- Si. -00 Land in Sec. 22 Twp. 36 S. R. 3 W. Tom C. Bell to John E. Hanicy. w. D. aio.00. 3 acres in Sec. 10 Twp. &9 8. R. 1 E. Mxiwi Kf Itorktmvoa. et vlr to J. C. i.vi. 1,1 ii nH sin .00. WS of SE'i of See. 13; W"4 of NEVi Soc. 34 all in Twp. 35 8. 11.- IS. OcerRO MeClaln. et ux to Molllo M. Wltcher. W. D. 41.00. Lots 3 & 4 Blk. 10 Phoenix, Oregou. vikAr i-wts et ux to Q. P. Bar- shaw: Q. O. D, Augelo Mining Claim In Sec. 13. Tp. 3 a. k. b w. A r Mnuuh et al , to A.- P. Miles et ab . C. D. OW Settler, Provi dence and Betty Mining Claims in Soc. 1, Tp. 35 8. R. 4 W.-, .unm -H. Doran et al to Arlhur Lantls et ux; ,W.. D. 4 acr in Seo. 10. Tp. 38 8. H. 1 S. Christian R. Helm et ux to Lena J. Baylee; W. D. tracts In D. L.' C. 41, Tp. 38 8. -R.. 1 X. . , , Timber Predicts Co. i to- cieorge Backea: Q. D. WA of E',i. Sec. 34. Tp. 37 S. H. 3 SV. George r: Lay ton. to Btate of ore arm: w. n. nurd of land, in HWl of NWVs. Seo. 18. Tp.'35 S. R. I W. DEER POACHER AND ' SMOKER PENALIZED : HOOD RIVER. Ore,. Aug, 18 (AP) Robert Barton, arrested recently for killing deer out ol season- was fined a too In utlce court here Monday. ' J. 11. Rathani. accused of smoking a rigareUe In a restricted forest lire district, was fined Ma and cosu but the flue was remitted by Judge Stran a han. MOUNTAIN CUMBERS CLAIM NEW RECORD ROSWURG. Ore.. Aug. 17 (API- Robert Helltwel), Stanley Kidder, and Maynarrt Bell, all of Roseburg. re tirned here today claiming a new record In scaling all three peaks of the Three Bisters. ' T.ie three men climbed the mlddls and north peaks In succeeston. They made the complete trip in 13 hours and 10 minutes, they said. A group of three from Eugene recently made the trip In about 18 hours. TRIBUNE MEDFQRD, APPLEGATEFIRE ' FORCE REDUCED . The Crater national forest are- was free from new fires yesterday and to day .-up until early this afternoon, the only concern apparently of . .the forest -.heads being the Demtng creek fire ia the Applegate section, .which started Sunday afternoon,, and was checked early Mchday morning by the 120 fire fighters sent out from Medford. , ,, i '..'... ) -, It -was stated' at .the forestry- office this noon that this fire was so Ahor--oughly under control by this morn-? lng that all but 38 of the fire, fight em ,had i been -returned to Medford and- paid offi the 38 .'being Ijleft to further guard (the- flre '.lines for a day or so. ' ' ' ,- So. far. as could be learned1 early this afternoon, the outlook lor to night's meeting of the city council 1b that it will be a very tame affair, the -most exciting scheduled feature of the session to. be the election,. to fill a vacancy In the city, planning commission, membership, caused by the resignation and removal from: the city some' months ago of -Q.. M. Thomas, Incident to hie taking over the office of state public utility' com mlsMoner. ( The: new member of the city plan ning commission will be -Dr. Burt L. Lagosoiv .dentist, as , the a planning commission. hAs recommended hta ap polntmet. There la no? other: candi date lor-. the appointment. ; ,, CAI4NEWS PROVIDE : PORTLAND,! Ote Aug. 18.-r-(AP) Portlnncl:, fruit packing , plant this week will furnish employment,' (or huudrcdSrof men and .women, .man agers of tho plants announced- today. I Llbby. McNeil ic Llbby will need about. 120O workers, In .addition to the regular crew, before .the ond of the week.- The plant will handle about, 6000 tons of . pears from Alio Yakima, Hood River and Wonatohcc districts during the next two months. Tho Starr Fruit Products company Willi; .employ (.about 300, additional Workers t,ilsi ;week. yyorki on pears will last about nine weeks. , ,.: 4 1 ' H i L STATE SALEM; Ore., Aug. 18. (AP) Governor Julius L. Meter will leave next week for a visit oVor' most1 of the state, ho announced today. to Inspect stato Institutions and state highways. He says he hopes to cover the most Important points In Orogon on his ten day trip. Among othor points, the governor will visit Pendleton during the annual roundup, the visit to the state hospi tal for Insane there and the tubercu losis hospital at Tie Dalles. ' Roseburg Delivery . Was Aided By File ROSEBURQ, Ore., Aug. 18. (AP) Sheriff V. T. Jaokson said today, he had found the file used In making a key with which four prisoners open ed, the Douglas county Jail Saturday night and escaped. ' .. t Sheriff Jackson said-the file ap parently had been smuggled ' -In,,, by trusties employed In rood work,' Tho men who escaped were Orris and Lloyd Hartman, serving time for possession of .liquor, i and Orcn Kirby and Art Lser, waiting grand Jury ac tion onehargos ot automobile .theft and- forgery.. . . .. ALASKA SOURDOUGHS MEET ON MT. HOOD GOVERNMENT CAMP, MT. - HOOD, Ore, Aug. 18. (AP) Trips about Mt. Hood and a "pow wow" at gov ernment camp at noon today brought to a close the annual convention of the Alaska-Yukon sourdough con vention. Several hundred sourdoughs gath ered for the' three-day convention which opoped In. Portland Frday night. , 9 WAREHOUSES FOR" TULE LAKE DISTRICT KLKAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Aug. 18. (AP) Nine new warchousea for hay. grain and . potatoes will be . built In tho Tulo lake district" for this year's crops, construction cost will., total abouH 100.000. D. W. Ferguson Company Is building six warehouses on the South ern Pacific line and two on the Great Northern while the Siskiyou Trac tor and Implement company haa.oue warehouse under, construction. EX-SILVERTON POLICE CHIEF IS SELF-SLAIN 81LVKRTON. Aug. 18 (API M L. Darnett. 74. retired chief of po lice, ot Sllverton. apparently shot and killed himself at his home here a few minutes before o'clock this morning. His wife was washing clothes on the back porch when she heard a shot from the woodshed. She rushed In and found him lying on the floor with a revolver beelde him., ; : Brill Sheet. Metal Works does ex pert repairing, tender and auto bcy repairing. ' ' Dress Making Special. All work guaranteed, Stlk dresses 9 S0. Ensembles 15.00. Tel. Ma-VV. LAGESON SLATED FOR CITY GROUP (fllVW OR ARMAGH MOB BELFAST. Northern Ireland, Aug. 18. ( AP) Two- nights of rioting' In three-towns have-marked -the- fued between . the .."Orange" and the "Green,"' A mob collected from surrounding districts; marched .around the town. of Portadown, County- of . Armagh, last. nl&it. and , attempted- to. - batter, in the gates of a convent, using a handcart for a ram. Thwarted, they contented themselves- by smashing windows In several shops.- , a - t . Truckloads, ol police were .rushed from Belfast and the special constab ulary, was mobilized, restoring order. The violence was an outgrowth of incidents at Cootehill, . free- state, where the '"Irish ...Republican army" prevented Orangement from, staging a meeting last week and at Armagh where, Orangemen., retaliated. Satur day against .members. of .the jAnclent Order 'of : Hibernians ,tvho iwere hold ing an assembly. , PRIGE AID PLANNED : : BY WHEAT! GROWERS WALLA WALLA,, Wosh.j, Aug.. 18. (AP) A plan for calling for the sub stitution of wheat now held oy-tlte federal, farm board,', for the? prospec tive 1932 crop to increase the . price of the grain .and absorb the . surplus today was en route sio the, farm board headquarters from; a, group of Wash ington and Oregon growers who met hero . last week. -' : The -'farmers-suggested .that . they buy from the form board the amount of grain which they probably would raise If their lands were cultivated, and allow their, fields to remain Idle. . .,-,i : c- Veterans,. Robbers . College Men Dull, . '.' Teachers Declare NEW YORK, Aug. 18. (AP) The American, Legion:, and ,collego seniors are. criticised. In.ithe- annual reports of .the Carnegie .foundation for the advancement of teaching mudc pubr 11c today. Dr. Henry Emlth Pritchett, presi dent -emcrituB of the foundation, wrote: ' -: ' - i' "Plain notice was given to the peo ple of the United States that the leaders of the American Legion -in tended to raid -the- treasury of the United States by the same -process through which the O.-' A.' R.- was transformed fronj a patriotic society to a political subsidy-seeking organi zation. If-these efforts succeed -there will bo Imposed upon the people of the United States a staggering bur den, and there will be Inaugurated among - ex-soldiers ft demoralization beyond- the power ot any man to es timate." - . : In conclusions based upon exam ination of 10.000 students In Pennsyl vania the report said: "The college senior recognizes only 61 out of 100 words' in familiar use by educated persons." - Wind Shift Saves Washington Town From Forest Fire SPOKANE.. Wash., Aug. 18. (AP) The town of Icne. almost ringed round by .flames, was saved from destruction yesterday as the wind . changed di rection, blowing the fire away from lone after It advanced to within three-fourths . of a mile from the town, and enabling almost one 'thou sand men to ;dlg' wider trenches,, t Meanwhile Pilot Nick Mamaor took off In a trl-motorod plane for the Fishhook creek fires of north Idaho, carrying a load of fire .fighters equip ped with picks, r.'ioveta and saws. Pumps, plow units to dig deep trenches In front of the advancing flames.. and, 160 pack mules had gone Into, the St. Joe national forest, con verging from two points on la fires burning there. . HOP PICKING OPENS , WILLAMETTE YARDS ' SALEM.. Ore., Aug. 18 (AP) Pick ing . hops In the Willamette valley fields, already started. In scattered parts, will be under way In full force upon . the early crops , by next week. It was announced here by bowgrow era. The harvest started this season is -about, a week .earlier t,han past seasons. - About 1G.0OQ pickers will be em ployed this year, all of whom have already been signed UP. it was an nounced. : 4 : Lovely permanent waves, 94.60. Fin gar; wavlng.v 6&o. - Prevents, 814 W. Main. Thone. 363. ., -, - . -, Pianos recently taken back may be purchased for balance-on --contracts. Palmer Music House.' TOO LATEc TO CLASSIFY FOR RSNT-a neat bedrooms In pri vate .home. 618 So. Central. FOR SALE Cheap, good secondhand flooring. Mrs. Wtlson.- Phone 6S4 FOR SAl.K Cth'ap. SO feci ot Lots 16 and 18. Park addition, fronting on Main, close. In, ttoo. Mrs. Wilson. Phone 644,- FOR SALS M 60-lb. feeder pigs. Prof. C Engelhardt, Route 3. WANTED Furnished house, at least .- a bedrooms: west , of So. Oakdale. Phone .1446. . FOR. RKNT 7-room house, furnished or unfurnished. Call 618-Y. WANTKDJUTe client Tho will take year lease on desirable furnished or unfurnished 6 or 7-room home, with basement and furnace, in or near Medford. 50 to 76 per month. Csll Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bklg. Phone 303. VALLEY VIEW VALLEY VIEW. Ore.. Aug. 18. (Spl) L. H. Gallatin attended Grange In- Talent Thursday. Miss Virginia Allen. Bculah Otis, Glenn Allen and Keith .Lennox spent the week-end visiting the Leslie's In Klamath Falls. : Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chaney spent th, week-end In Crescent City. . Mrv and Mrs. Harold Bostwlck and Ruby Howell are spending a week at Huckleberry mountain. -i Mr.--and Mrs.- R.-'F.-Krneggel of Ashland and Floyd Plaoe of Berkeley, Cal., called-at the Shatton home on Tuesday. - Mr,-nd-Mrs. - Floyd- Whittle of Ashland and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Benners, of Alabama, visited at the Wm. Glenn home Sunday. Mrs, Mary Hartness and- Miss Lottie Curry of Kansas are visiting at the John. Morse home.- Mrs. Hartness Is Mr. Moose' sister and Miss Curry their niece,.- . ": " ' ' ; Ashland-VValley View Golf club met at the home of .their, leader,. J. Mccracken, Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jones and two children from near -Los Angeles,, ar rived Wednesday, for a visit with Mrs. Jones! .parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Len nox, '-v . - . ' - Mr.: and Mrs. ;.Wm.- Van Leer' Of Washington, .were visitors at he Wm. Glenn borne Friday. I -,. Mr., and: Mrs. Sam Chllders,: Mr. and Mrs. Barl. Bostwlck. ,-, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bostwlck, Mr- and Mrs. Harold Bostwlck; Ruby Howell,: and-Mr. and Mrs. t E. D. Graham? were those from our community who wont to Huckle berry mountain last week.v They- re port the, berries scarce; ., Mr. andMrs, Wm.. Glenn entertained at . dinner Friday for Mr. and - Mrs. Frank Craig ind Mr. and Mrs. A. H. DavenhlU, besides their house guests Mrs. Chas. Allen, Miss Virginia Alojn arid Glenn Allen. ; Thursday afternoon,. Mrs. Jas. Len nox and' Mrs. Wm. Glenn entertained at the home of Mrs, Glenn In honor of Mrs. Allen.,.- About thirty ladlc3 were present. After a pleasant aft ernoon of visiting and games, re freshments were served. One game that, caused -much .merriment was a "buzz" spelling . match, - Mrs. Allen and Miss Virginia were, each presented tilth a nice picture. 4 .. , EAOLB POINT, Ore,. Aug. IB (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mill er left August 8th. .for Crescent City for a two weeks' vacation. . Included lrr a party- visiting the Oregon Caves recently - wero. Hnzlc Helms, Mary Linn, Dorothy Coy, Bill Miller,- Tommy Roblson and John Phillips. - ' " Mrs. Rena Hasclton and son Bobble of Everette, Wash., daughter Jcanetto and family of Ashland were in Eagle pclnt Frlday calling on friends.. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Roy . Smith, Barbara! and Lyle and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young left August 7th for- Oakland, Calif, for a few days. ' Mrs. Lottie Ayers celebrated hor lilrthdny anniversary Aug. 14th. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ' Ward and daughter Enid. Mr. and M. J, E. Stowell and daughter, June, spent August 8th at . Dead Indian soda Bprings. - - Hattle Howlett went to Medford Wednesday on business, accompanied by John Linn of Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ward and daughter Enid, and Mrs. Edith Weld man attended the meeting of Roxy Ann grange August 13. G. R. McClelland called on Mr. and Mrs. William Helms Friday. . Mr., and Mrs, Floyd V. Barrett of Ashland have rented the annul in a Stowell dwelling for the. school term Grandma will reside at the home of Mrs,- Nettle Grover-ln Medford i Mr, and Mrs. D.- 8. Simon who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs, W. L. Chlldreth have returned to their home In Antloch, Calif. .V t , Mrs... Thomas Vestal and children of .Reese Creek -were .In, Englp P.oliH Wednesday on, business. .. -V:.7; v' Mr. and Mrs. Fredn Wlntcrtean W Salem, Ore. stopped for a visit at' the home of Mrs. Edith Wcldman Friday enrouto to Crater Lake. . OREGON LEGIONNAIRES ORGANIZE FOR CONFAB ... PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 18. (AP) Articles ot Incorporation far the Ore gon national convention committee of the American Legion will be filed In Salem early thla wekt State Com mancler Alex 1. Barry has announc ed. Tne documeut waa approved yea tcrdny by the committee members. : EAGLE POINT 'IT TABLE ROCK TABLE ROCK. Ore.. Aug. 18. (Spl.) Mrs. Letty Burr of Oakland, Calif., v, -t,aH 1vwm..vlsltln2.:Mr8?- J.; C. Pendleton lieie for several weeks, has departed, for Seattle. Mrs.,- Ethel Fleischer of central i-oint accompau 1. m nnrr to Seattle where she will visit her mother who is 111. ' Mr. and Mrs. John McBrlde .have gone to Hood River to; visit Mr. and un Bcdnev Oleson who resided In Table Rock for several years. - Eugene Newman ana sisters, wnu wn vintttn? relatives In Aber deen,-: Wosh.j have returned to begin work at tne Keasain orcnaru. - i . Utr nnri Url. , J. L. NealOn, tthd daughUrs spent Sunday at Dead In-- dlan springs. . . -. . R. .a Nealon. Ruth : and Bob-Sage were among those who. motored ito Huckleberry mountain-, , for j-berrles Sunday, u . ', -. Sanford Houston of the Trail dis trict,, delivered the winters supply of wood to. the school house last week. Miss- Whltoy Seolrooke iof Omaha, Neb.., Is guest of her brother, A., L. Scalrooke, and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Myers and son Ivan, and- Mrs, Julia Myers left .Sat urday -for a week's vacation with ,lotlves In Seattle:.. -.- ' ' . Mrs. Hershel Harper returned home Friday after a week's stay with "home folks at Eagle' Point, where she was assisted In caring for a badly sprained ankle.; Wm. Pomeroy, a cattle' man of the 1928 Chevrolet Coach,' licensed, in A4 coition,;;.(..a. ,v...s: Mil I Mil " - HURRY! : HURRY! LAST DAY Ufll sr-. as W U-J . -.if , i v , .Mm Our Regular, Price On 4 Refrigerators J Porch Swings and Gliders There are only 10 refrigerators porch swings left . . . act at once! .McadOWS rllstrl . ine..r..eI.:Li Olck Straus. o? s'.,! a recent buslnen. Zr VM Ed Wilson .."""a.l the lumn ,h""ffl il hauung vegetables tJi Mr. Jacobson is " ""H hay . barn on hu Manv nmn)., "Xl of the IW "I """l Nealon ranch this weetli ply of plums and eT, disposed of. ' 'M WIMER. Ore in. ... H Work has been donated foTii 1 BO mm ill rial. i u iCl anl aulte a crw n ' ul plcyed In this vicinity to 11 Mr,., and Mrs p e. . I guests of Mr. and Mr.r&S3 the old Menthorne ranch fcl days.- Mr. Botiolc vlsiu u.,1 muths at stated times to Jj Z , -I . maus"7. WiuJ """w .is pioneering u . clnltv. . a 1 Verne On- ( I ranger, at .the lookout luj Den Huffman. w,n I ncsday, la restuig easier lo ttjl iiuspitai, inough he his leg. Portraits of distinction. iJ leys, opp. Holly theater. $32 "Expert Chevrolet Lubricatio! Our fai tcry-trained Chevrolet, lulirlrutlon .exprrii I . R'vc .ypur.caf t, TIIOHOUOll grenrln; In quirk trt-l !' r,- icttsoimblc.-prices. Only factory sprilfleil lilth-arrJ '.: equipment and rtTrcinincuileil cils anil greases are J Pierce-Allen Motor Co. --. llS.Sonth RlrersMe Phone -ISO - -I SKU'CAU fiOTBtlv and llnrtlett Sts; . rhoH nnei i owns nowunqi .... ... ... Vi MARIE DRESUER POLLYMORAN toSrro , , 'im SECRET CALL" L Off and and 3
