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MEDFOTCT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGONY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST-19, : 3931.
GATES ADDRESSES
AT J
Jacksonville Grunge - -was . opened
Monday evening with a prog, am pre
sented by C. C. Hoover. Mrs .Anna
Wendt sang two numbers accompa-
nled by Mrs. Mabel 81ms. O. B. Oates,
president of the Northern California
Southern Oregon Development association,-
was then introduced. Ho
gave some details of the work being
done by this organization, Its alms
and future plnns.
,1 , The work at present centers around
- the Crescent City harbor plan, the
' accomplishment, of which polots to
ward a bright outlook for the Rogue
River valley. .
.,, Mr. Oates pointed out that the fu
ture of Medford and vicinity depend
ed on tha development of certain
lines of Industry suitable to this lo
cation. Southern Oregon has the
climate, location and Industries all
' necessary for a remarkable growth,
(but the proper marketing facilities
are vet to be developed. .
Hearing so muoh of depression
these days. It was a pleasant change
to listen to a spoeob, o full of op
timism as that given by Mr. Gates.
The Orange enjoyed, the opportu
nity of bearing Mr. Gates and wishes
Bucoesa to the development asaoclar
. tlon. v- . " '.. i
, A. H. Banwcll, secretary, of the as
sociation, was also lntroduod and
gave a few remarks on certain aspects
,ot publicity. The program was closed
by two vocal numbers by Miss Doris
Richardson of the Sams Valley
Grange
.Marketing report was mado by Tod
Suns announcing the starting of a
i campaign to desttoy obnoxloui weeds.
Bach member was a&ked to tako care
of tho roads adjacent to his prop
erty. V!t! ' '.
There -was a general discussion .011
the feasible points for tax seduction.
The ouuomo of. thev dlscuslou.,.w:w
a resolution stating that the Jaikioii
vllle Orange was opposed to any ap
propriation' of icpuaty fund . tO'. 810
Jaokaon County Humane society, and
the-..granting,, ot'i w couottwOiWlce
room In the new court house to that
organization.
, The Orange appreciated having the
master of the new Red Top Grange
present as well as other, memborstof
that Orange. .
, , The H. B. club spent an enjoyable
afternoon with Mrs. sevomnce Wed
nesday. The by-laws wore read and
requirements of the club were point
ed out by tha president, Anno Wandt.
The club has been meeting ihese.ro-.
qulrements airuo.it l0 per cent. fUo,
next meeting will be with. Mrs. Er
nest Langley of Jacksonville on Aug
ust 20. -
Booklet Is Issued
' 'By Valley School
Interests Parent
-Wl !"'
i A neat Illustrated booklet, tolling
'of the different activities, ontranco
and tuition requirements, sohool cal
endar, faculty, playground faculties
and other things of Interest to par
ent and- uhudren, has Just :bcen pub
lished tor the Valley School by the
Job department of tho Mnll Tribune.
A copy will bo sent to anyone In
terested by addressing tho school at
Medford;
The Introduction says: "TVie Val
let school Is attended by boys and
'glrlo from pre-prlmory grades
through the sovonth . grade, whose
parents wish to give thorn the beat
In modern education. In tills school
. ,ths child's personality. Is developed
and best 'yUorosU : encourtiscd. An
outstanding feature Is. the happy , nt
mosphora to be found at all times."
, i;n school la pleasantly situated
on a four acre, tract' In Siskiyou
Height, bos modern facilities and
equipment, Including a .recreational
shelter for gamps of all kinds, also
baseball diamond and a volley tall
cour.. "
, There was an attendance of thirty
eight last year.
The trusters nro Alfred S. V. Car
pentor, chairman, Dr. George Denu.
Floyd Hart, F. Corning Konly and
David Rosenberg.
. The board of managers are: Mrs.
Alfred S. V. Carpenter, chairman,
Mrs. Milton Foosloy, Mrs. 8. K. Jan
jiey and Mrs. Paul A. Bchorer,
I Tho faculty consists of Miss B.
Marie Foe, principal, Miss Marnbel
Bradcn and Miss Naomi E. Hohman.
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I S8 to 8 Breakfast Broadcast of
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WINNING TOTS IN.
IUARY S
Fifteen sliver loving cups on dis
play at Brophy's Jewelry Store lire
to bo given winners In the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary baby show and
will be presented September 1 at
412 E. Main street. Babies to re
ceive cups and prizes are: Baby
King, Baby Queen, Baby Prince.
Baby Princes, firet grand prize g.rl
and boy, prettiest red head, youngest
baby and highest, scoring out of
town baby In beauty, health ana
friendship and popularity votes, all
combined.
The beauty show will be Monday,
August 24, and the prettiest girl
and boy will be chosen by secret
ballot, by nix lady Judges who have,
no children entered In the show
and who are related to none entered.
The health examinations will be
on August 20 and 27 when, babies
will bo Judged by local physician
and may receive as high as 10,000
points on health.' Photographs are
being made by the J, Verna Shangle,
studio.
Leaders for baby king for today
are: Richard Harrison, first; Rich
ard Steele, second, tied with Donald
Long, Robert Nelson and Glen, Cole
man, third, Peter Buteman and Alvln
Pena fourth with,- Olen, Byrd fifth.
Leaders for queen are: Madge
McKcevor and Carolyn Wymore. first;
Junto Origsby and Joan . Doran sec
ond; Prlscilla Deitrlch and Doris
Kyle, third; Marlon Tillcy, fourth,
and Marianne Perl, fifth.
moon of DELIGHT
hi Maguv&tB.elL Ho uAtan
; In , Holly Drama
x r
I Boaurm t?y Priuicls, whoso rise
to Korean stardom has been deserved
and rapid, Hlcardo (artoz, suave vil
lain of. the. talkissVand Paul Cava.
WII(IU n,ui, VIIV
principal (Qlc lil. "TransKresslon,'' the
super feature now at tho Holly. The
story Is from Kate Jordan's, .novel1
and the feature Is a vivid film ot
contrnats. From tho quiet panorama
of an .$tjf;V-h couniry, side the pic-.
mire, move, swiftly to partt. ana
Spain. ' f.
A Patno news reel and a ' com.
cdy "Piunb. bells in Derbies," round
out the bill which closes ati . the
Holly tomoiTow ,nlri'V to make- way
for, the appearance of tho Arizona
WruiiBler In porson, on tho . Holly
ctugc Friday. r ,
; At Fox Craterian
. Owing td th (ieat crowds that
navo beta pckUig tp Pot Crnterian
theatre during the current run of
Marie Drossier and Polly Moran in
"Politics," their latoat and greatest
laiua hit, tho mauarment of the
thtutre aniumncca that It is to be
held over through tonight, enabling
everyone tho chani'o to see It.
"Politics" la one of tho funniest
pcrwn dnunns to play Medford this
at anon and 1s now breaking all rec
ords of attendance at tho Pox Crat
ertan thentro. 'II
"The Secret Call," scheduled' for
opening today at tho rox Craterian
will open ThuriiilAy. ; i
Klrhard Arlen and PeuRy Shannon
aro co-featurHl In "The Secret Call."
tcnMy gripping romantic drama of
modern political intrluo In a big
oliy.
SARDINE CEK '
BYXOesltl: When Vmberlo
i opuni the cheat h haa etolen from
tha Dolorea Jaaon Uivitt'a gam'
bling houae haa a mliatery. For in
U ia Juanita Vuaara, uho Divtlt
and hia tela, Molly, conclude ia a
runaway Irom Aryentina. AlraiA
to tree the lovely newcomer bc
vauae he fonra her atory to the
polite would expose the thct of
the cheata, Olvitt arranrea lor her -to
aett cloarettea to his yueata.
Bhe aubmila, dreading hia threat '
enctt expoaure of her ua aloicaicay.
Hennmy that Oabreau, IilvitVa
dwarf erranihrunner, ia sympa
thetic toward hert ahe aaka hia
mother. Conchltn, to have htm ace
her privately. For ahe knotca the
ilwar'a etronn hande can break
the looka holding her priaoncr in
the courtyard a the reaort in New
ejrhana' French quarter.
. Chapter 5 ' "
THE LOST BRACELET '
Y'lONCHITA concluded herdescrlp
i tlon of Umberto's wickedness
.find her flame subsided, Molly's
light step was coming along the bal
cony. She opened the door and came
.In, a width ot spangled black over
jlier arm.
j "Did you guess what It was?" Bhe
lasked brightly, glancing at the
tilings on the bed. "Dlvltt says
you'ro a Turkish lady, one that still
Wears veils. Just your eyes showing
' you needn't be afraid. And 1 found
'these little slippers. They're such a
iirotty red with those gold threads.
'Madame Arralino ordered thetn for
Gabreau would be In .'fancy dress?
Gabreau was speaking to ber, fit
ting some cigarettes Into her- tray,;
seeming to be talking- abdut' the'
cigarettes. .
"I will come to yo' room afterj
ever' body Is 'sleep. Put out yo'j
light." He picked up the coins tromj
ber tray and carried them over to
Molly.
Dlvltt was watching her again.
She moved among the tables. ;
Au. old lady sat in the crowd,
wearing a red and gold dress with
rubles at her throat and In ber white
hair. A tall youug man stood boslde
her chair. Juaulta, meeting his eyev
found them lilue aud kind. Mis
glance was casual, returning to the
old lady and her excited dealings
with roulette, but It left Juanila
saner. She gave the old ihdy a flow
er, smiling. She gave many flowers.
She sold many cigarettes., Would tbp
night never end? ,'
It was over at last. Some one -Molly,
no doubt had laid a llk
uiglit gown on her pillow, and
turned down the covers ot the great
canopied bed. She blew out the light,
afraid to take off tho black costume
lest Gabreau arrive. When Gabreau
came she must admit him Instantly.
The house had been still for a. long
time. Soon It would be dawn. Had
Gabreau forgotten? . ' . , .
Juanita heard the struggle In the dark.
BAHDIrjrj CKKEK. Ore., Aur. 1.
(Hperlel) Mr. ami Mrs. Harold
Htmpson of VttllfoTUl.., spent several
days last wrck visiting his 'mother.
Mr. E, C. Klene. They also vis
ited his brother, John Simpson, In
Medfurd before returning south.
. Among those., picking blackberries
In tle Evans valley Inst week were
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Dusenberry aud
non, Arthur, Eur) Croft and family.
Mrs. Win. WrtBht and Mr. John
Smith.
Charles Bmith returned home last
week from lllvrrslde, where he had
been employed picking pear In the
Qalbrneth orchard.
J. II. Smith and son, Harold,
imovcd their hnvbnler to Clalls creek
j Inst a-eek and baled hny . for D.
bKstremado.
Mr. and Mr. Jess Durkee en
Joyed a visit and trip to Creecent
, City recently lth her lster, Mm.
Minnie Young and fnmlly of Mc
Clmid. Calif.
I llnrnr Hopkins, his two nephews,
iwcndnlt and Orval Hopkins and
Sucre Lorena ficlfrldre sll of Hilly.
Colo.. )nt the post 10 day hrre
viol l Itirr Mr. Hopkins' aunt. Mm.
!,Ev Newton and unci. Cnrtu Miller
antt other relative, Mr, Hopklne
somebody for Manll Gras, and they
woro too small I hadn't time to get
the other things, I'll get them to
morrow, A ' ' .i . i f .
"Cpnchlta, go down and get tho
banges and the pearls on my bed.
Sae, Juaulta, how thin this stuff Is.
I think your flesh showing through
wilt look mysterious and Oriental.
And you don't need even to speak.
In fact, you mustn't, or they'll know
you'ro pot from lsltmbul,
"All 'right, . ' ConchUm Put the
trinkets ou the bureau and come
hero,'' ' , ., , , ' . . .
' Juanita stood still Vhlle they
dressed her, decking her with
bojujles and amulets. . , . She was
to, see Gabreau alono. Gnbr.oau's
hands were strong. They had broken
.Veiled and .tinkling, with bare
arms, h'or white knees showing
through tho t thin black crfipe,
Juanita went with Molly and stood
outside tho door ot the parlors re
ceiving her, tray. Tho parlor door
opened, ; " . "
Juanita closed'her eyes. The light
hurt them. The glances of the people
at the tables, at the roulette wheel.
They nil seemed to hurt her eyes.
Molly need sot have warned hor to
keep silent. She could not have
spokou. 'But she must' look at them
or alio, would not know when
thqywanted .cigarettes. She must
look, or she would not see Gabreau.
1 Juanita passed among the tables,
'.bearing her tray. The people spoke
pleasantly to hor as they took
their clgnr'ottos, laying their coins
ion the tray. Yonder stood Dlvltt
in full ilresa, beside tho roulette
wheal,, watching hor. Whom was
.Gabreau? . ,
I "Cigarettes, Pat I ma! And lift up
lyonr Toll," A man's voJco. "I've. Just
!mhdo a bet as to what your lips are
like."
; Sh hold out the tray, received
'tho coin, moved ou quickly, Molly, In
,the cashier's cage, plucked at her
jsloova,
j "When they say things llko that."
,8ho whispered, "you must smile and
!glve them a flower, since you can't
talk."
i Whore was Galrroau? . . Ah.
yonder! Coming toward her. Why
had ahe uot remembered that
Juanlta's heart stopped. Soft steps
were coming along the balcouy.
They stopped at her door, aud there
was a knock.. Instantly aha opened.
Instantly when the visitor had en
tered, she closed the door.
"You must help mcl" she began.
And then she beard the key turn,
hoard Umberto's soft luughter, felt
his hands. She sprang from 111 in
with a scream, fled In the dark to
the recess behind the bed, felt him,
close to her, smelt the. stroog,
mingled odor of gin aid garlic. "You
llttla fool,' ho said. .'. ";'
Sho could not scream, with his
hand on hor mouth, his arm grip
ping her body like a vise. Out she
had screamed once. And now tho
knob of the door turned twice and
did not yield. Then tha window
crashed In.
Utnborto released her, made for
tho door. Out a squat heavy body
Intervened. Juanita hoard the strug
gle, tho heavy breathing, the low
Italian Invectives, the twisting, the
thumping, then a cry. Something
fell In the dark.
Steps along the . balcony, and a
light pouring through the broken
window. Dlvltt beating on tfte tioor,
commanding. Couchlta whining at
tho window with her lamp. The key
turned In the lock, the door opened.
Umberto lay on the floor, Ills knife
beside him. There 'was a gash on
Gabioau'a check. Couchlta ran to
him moaultig, staunching the wound
with her skirts..' ;
Dlvltt and Gabreau lifted TJmbor
to, carried him down the balcony ,0
his room.., ",'.,' ' ,,
The dawn was filling the' court
yard when Dlvltt entered Juanlta's
still open door. He banded her hor
bracelet which she bad not even
missed. .,
"Umhcrto found this , on the
stair," he said. "Ho stopped at your
door to roturu It. Me) says yon asked1
bint lu." '
Juanita did not answer, mid he
Inld tho bracelet la hor hand,' Dlvltt
Went out, closing the door, "
! Juanita slept till sundown ot the
mxt day,
(CftrUn. t-JJ. tw Co )
j A veiled rlgrfla at Dlvltcs?
Senor Batara, thus temMrd y
Louisiana friends, may miss his
beat.
OF
MING
spent nearly a yeur here 31 years
K0, and finds a great many changes
Di tha time. , . , ,,
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Diwenberry
and on, Arthur, were bmtmw vis
itor 111 Omni Pass Saturday, where
Mr. Ihiarnnrrry took the examina
tion required by the new lew Tor
chnffrtirs' and operntors' licences
nd also had an aching tooth ex
tracted. Mrs. Lydla Pitswntor and daugh
ter, Margaret and son. Carlos, ot
San Jimo, Calif., visited here last
week wttn her brother, Oeotyc Ring
and sister. Mrs. Mlv Dtirkee. then
went cn north to Tnft, Ore, to visit
another brother, liny RlnJ, and to
Portland to visit her youngest
brother, IS I -hart. .
Mrs. Kvn Newton. Harry. W.-mill.
Crval Ih'rklm and Uirena eelt-
'rldyro were R-itunlay dtnntr guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Diwnbrrry.
I Mrs. Earl Croft and family were
surprised Saturday by the arrival
of br brother, Frank ilerrold ot
r Acllon! looking towards the coni
SGlldsttpni ojt a . number of Jackson
county Voting precincts, was suggest
ed to the county court today by
County Clerk Delilah S. Meyer, to
affect a substantial saving In elec
tion, expenses, and to -speed up- the
counting of the votes. The county
ejeurt took the manor under advise
ment, .'
1 T.'ie .county clerk proposes that the
following . preclnots be consoliatsd:
Sterling. Watkins, and Union, in
the Applegate section.
. Roots Creek and Rogue River. . t
: Willow Springs and South Central
Point. . ,r
; East and West Phoenix, t '
: East and West Talent with- the
West Ashiand precinct. .
Derby and Butte Palls. . i '
, Antlcch and Sam's Valley. -.
North and South Jacksonville.
The county clerk estimates that 'a.
saving oC between S750 and $1000
would be affected at each election,
and favors the establishment of dou
ble counting boards for each consol
idation. I - '
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Emigrant Creek
Residents Seek
Road As Outlet
A delegation of residents of th
Emigrant croefc district appeared be
fore the county court 1,ils morning,
and Mked that a road" near 'that
stream, serving eight families, be
constructed ero winter comes, so they
will have an outlet and be enabled
to send their children to Ashland
schccls without moving into Ashland.
Read Supervisor William Perry ac
companied the deleft ion.
It was brought out at the meeting
that all are in favor of the road
save Fermin Znno, a farmer wfto to
date has refused to grant a right
of way across his land. The court
moved 1o order the road built by
resolution.
County Engineer Paul Rynning told
the court, that he had Interviewed
Zano relative to a right of way and
that the first price suggested by him
was $2500, but this had been reduced
to $50. The court held t.'iat if any
thing was paid It should noj. be more
than $26 "If that much."
The road has been under consid
eration for several months, delayed
by negotiations with Zano.
Tho delegation was assured that
action would be taken towards con
struction of the road at an early
date.
Ill ONi;-K,LKVEN-l.Alt-K.NCII 111
Saddle horses for hire. By hour, day
or week. , Special trips Into the mtns.
at reasonable rates. New equipment
and good, horses. Tel. T. W. Jones,
Provolt. Mall address Murphy, Ore
4
Dress Making SpeeJal.
All work guaranteed, fc'llk dresses
3.50. Rnrcmbltu $5.00. Tel. 532-W-
STOP 1TCHIE.S TOHJURE
Clean, soothing, invisible ZEMO
brings prompt relief to itching skin.
Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm,.
Rashes, DandruU and similar annoy
ing, itching skin or scalp irritations
are relieved and usually healed by
this antiseptic, soothing lotion. AU
Druggists. 35c, GOc, $1.00.. Extra
Strouulh lor obstinate cases $1,25.
HE Wr FREES
Travel data, road conditions, re
tort information, where and how
to go all the guide service you
need for any trip in the west.
Youn for the asling at Shell
Service, Inc. stations which dis
play the covered wagon iymbol
picturod above. "
I SHELL SERVICE. IN
Oakland, Calif., nephew, Joseph
Hnrrold ot Situ Diego and a hter.
Mrs. Jrnnle ulf : of Albuquerque,
N. M.. the latter whom she had
not seen for 33 years. The brother
mid sVMer returned to Oakland
Tuesday nud Jweph will spend some
,'rnip hero and In his funncr . home
tl Medford.
Mrs, Mv.vulo Voawelt and daughter,
Wyvetle mid Bumbrt n, Scott oj cen
tral Poiui rallKt on Mm. Lulu D
acnlierry Monday, - , ' 1
Those from here who enjoyed
fine picnic dinner at the beautiful
home of Mr. and Mrs. H H. Flhrt
In Ashland were klr. am) Mr P.
Walt' Mr. end. Mr. Curtis Mlllv.
Mr. Eva Ntwlcn, Mrs. 8. A, liuvn-K-rry
audi on, Arthur, Uarry, Wen
dall an t Oival Ihipklus and Lonna
8Url(te.. ! -.
', Harry HopVlmi ide and n-phw
who .have been tlalilna: here for the
rt 0 davs. left for thru Nm til
llollv. Colo. Monday by war of
Portland and Denver, a distance of
8003 mile. '
Meteorological j Report
AugUlt 111, 1B.11.
' . 5 ' trecatH.
: Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Thursday fair; no change In temper
ature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thursday.,-
but overcast In extreme west
portion early Thursday morning: no
change In temperature.
. Local Data.
' Lowest . temperature this morning,
60, degrees. .
' Temperature a year ago: todays
Highest, 78;. lowest, 61. '
Totii precipitation since September
1, M30. 13.87 inches. ' ,'
. Roiftt.ivA htimidltv a Ci o. m. vestcr
dov. 25: 6. s. m. today, 78, ' I
; -Sunset, tcday, 7:06 p. m.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:24
cunseV ':05 p., m.
Ol.-'rv:itU lis 'teJcrn a ' a- mv, 12
.Meridian Tlmei .
U 91 n I
City r g g r.
w Zs wS
39 n ? i.
; : 1 1
Attorney T. J. Enrlght, representing
Mrs. r,ydla King, ousted county
health nurse. In ,'ier action against
County Physician' B. C. Wilson, ap
peared before the county court this
morning, and filed a brief and argu
ment, reviewing the evidence.
ntnmMi Vnrtpht. salrl that this
legal step was taken because similar
actlcn had been lanea oy ntwnwir
, . Dnhrtji. Attornev. En
rlght said li was his understanding
that the cose had been closed, but
ho was advised by tho court - that
such was not the. case. -..
Af,nr,.nu BnttArt.o flnkpri for and TC-
..nl,,,,.! a TUiialr nr tan riftVR" exten.
slcn for the filing of what he desig
nated as a memoranoa.
Wanda Armour, AsrolcgLst.
,, On fifth ' return engagement, will
continue one week. Mrs. Armour Is
well known In succesrlul Horoscope
Readings, scientifically,' applied to
life's problems. Phone 672. 301. Sq.
Central.
Baker City - -04 54 .... Clear
Boston '. 84 68 .... P. Cdy.
Boise 06 08 .04 Clear
Chicago 80 72 .02 Cloudy
Dcnvor 80 58 .... Clear
Deo Moines :: 88 66 .10 P.Ody.
Frcino 08 64 .... Clear
Helena 00. 00 T. P.Cdy.
Los Angeles 84 06 .... Clear
Medford .' 84 5(1 .... Clear
New York- 88 74 .... Cloudy
Phoenix -...108 80 ' .... P. Cdy.
Portlaud 74 68 .... Cloudy
Reno : 00 50 Clear
Roseburg 72 52 Cloudy
Salt LSkke 04 60 .04 P.Cdy.
tin Francisco 64 52 .... Clear
Seattle -. 08 56 .. Cloudy
Spokane 04 62 .01 Clear
Washington, D.C. 00 60 .58 plpUy.
I fei 8
Eieh; Dtamwnd Is crtre-
I fully selcsted .for bril- !
I liancy, color and ihey T
I are flawless jl.
l When bought J
. Cunt t.Z Tlumks, .4.. .
We wish to express our sincesc ap
preciation to all our frlend3 for their
kindness and sympathy to us during
the lllnes3 and death of our loved
one; also for the lovely floral offer
ings. ' Mrs.' Daisy Origsby.
Lcn Grigsby and Relatives-
. 4
E. D. Elwood, Optoaaeirist, new lo
cation at. 135 South. Central, Just
south Montgomery Ward's. Tel. 272.
r "i
j ;jliB0T J
Ashiand Bov W-i
in Connection ty
; . j fscapade ol
Roseco Stewart. I7.ye i,
land youth, charged with ,?f
cflcnse Involving, a as-vL,
land Klrl. afiDeur
Judge H. D. Norton thi'J
.......ucu lQ
court because of m, . '
ing will be held i. "'
before County Judge Ua
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