OREcloX, MONDAY, rAiyiuST; ? C4.03lj.
IaGE two
METJFORD 'MAIL TlirBUNIT,-f J1EDFORD,
Local and Personal
To Crater Lake Miss Modcna
Newmaa of St. Joseph, Mo.t left on
the Crater lake stBge today lor the
national park.
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To San Francisco Jack and Rob
ert Boyl left today by motor for San
Francisco where they plan to spend
-week.
' Motor to Ijike Mri and Mrs. E.
N. Blden and Mr. and Mrs.- Joe O'Brien
motored to Crater lake yesterday
afternoon. ,
Repair Floor ; A permit was Issu
ed to the Bootery, 237 East Main
street, today,-to make repairs to the
.floor. Cost was estimated at $40,
'
Move to finlpni Mrs. Walter Rob
inson, daughter Jane' and Mrs. K. B.
Gray plan to leave the latter part
of ( the week for Salem where they
will make their homo.
Visits the Ijirwns Miss Charlotte
Llndqulst of Salem Is In Med ford vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. H. h. Larsen, hav-
tag arrived here by train this morning.-
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Arrest Youths Four youths were
arrested yesterday by city authori
ties for robbing garages. They have
not been scheduled to apjenr In po
lice court as yet.
Visitors from Idaho Mrs. J. E.
Wood heed and son John and Mrs.
T. E. Torry from Hagerman Valley,
Ida., visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. O. Meyers the past week.
-'Sunday Visitors from Yrrka Mrs.
B. Todd and children and Mrs. J. M.
Weaver were among the Yreka, C&l..
residents spending yesterday. In this
city.
. On Business Here C. J. Barry,
general agent of the pasuenger . de
partment of . the New York Central
lines, Is In Med ford today on busi
ness. .
" Return from'' Portlnnfl Mr. and
Mrs-. J. J. OsenDTUgge arid daughters,
Margaret and Louise, returned last
evening from Portland, following a
four-day trip. They motored north
by way of Bend and Prlncvllle,.
Return to Rosebiirg Mrs. Robert
Harulsh and daughter Louise,, who
have been spending the past week in
Medford visiting relatives and friends,
left yesterday for tholr home In Rose
burg. ,
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in City Today , Martin O. Kurtz,
representing the Motor Accounting
company or Portland, Is spending to
day In Medford attending to business
matters at tho Plerco-Allon Motor
company. . 1 . .,
. Few Salmon Caught Harry Hansen
and Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel, who spent
yesterday fishing the, Rogue, report
a catch of two Jack salmon and a
line of trout,. They say that etecl
Jieod 'fishing Is very poor.
Vtsltora from Washington O. R.
Rauser of Yakima and . Alice Mundy.
Mr. and Mrs. a.. M. Campboll and
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Moore and family
of Seattle ore among tho visitors In
Medford from tho state of Washing
ton. -. Visitors llera from DlHtnnre Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Bmith of Houston,
Tex, T. W. Moriarty of Now York
City and Mrs. J. B. Milne of Van
couver, B. 0 are among the tourists
and others from distant places regis
tered at Medford hotels.
.
, Plrklrur Anjous A number of
valley orchardlsts started picking
P'Anjoua last week, but the majority
were to start today and tomorrow.
However, some are waiting until next
week. The aim of the crop is said
to be below expectations.
, Tall Portland Hollyhock Of Inter
eat to Medford , lovers . of common
flowers la the fact that a hollyhock
has grown to the height of 10 feat,
five Inches In the yard of Mrs. c.
' P. Becher, 3604 Sixty-ninth street S.
E., Portland.
' Fnroute North Miss Bllow Mae
Wilson this morning met Ml as Mar
garet Chambreau of Portland at the
railway station, and visited with her
before she . resumed her trip north
Miss Chambreau, who has been tour-
lng California during tho summer. Is
a sorority sister of Miss Wilson's at
the University of Washington.
Party at 8rHt Lodge Harry Scott
of San Francisco arrived yesterday to
spend a week or' ten days at his
fishing lodge on Rogue river, He
was accompanied by Gordon Armsby,
foreign missionary from Tahiti and
William Horn, former pastor of the
Bethel church (colored) of Corn
. Brake parish, Louisiana. The party
was attracted here by the reports of
better steelhesd fishing In the river.
Wherever
you go in Southern
Oregon or Northern
California you will find
grocer enthusiastically
recommending
Fliihrer's
New
Hblsum
Loaf
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From Lake Creek Mrs.' H. H. Fox
and children of . Lake Creek were
In Medford today on business.
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tcavo'for Kpjikonc John Reddy
will Icavo Wednesday for Spokane,
where he will enter Gonzaga uni
versity as a freshman. . .
'Completes Vacation ,' Oscar ' E.
Hoover, Boy. Scout executrve;'has re
turned to Medford from a two weeks'
yocaUon' trip' .in Washington i,
.''.';. !' r ' , . it ',! ... '!
'ISillbl Ship Rtii-A Boeing school
ship, en rpute from Seattle to .Osm
und, Cal., stopped at the local air
port shortly before noon yesterday.,
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fjuesis -or v yianus-Mr. anat Mrs.
E. W. Wakefield spent Sunday Visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Lane Wyland at their
home In the Meadows district.
Here on Business Bernard. Wil
liams, . representative of Walton &
Moore, ' wholesale dry goods house,
Is In Medford for the week, trans
acting' business In the Interests of
the company.
Army Planes Here Two army air
ships. Piac.and P12A. piloted by M.
j. A. Flsk and Lt. E. F. Klenslg, stop
ped nt the, Medford airport yester
day, en route to Pearson field, Van
couver, Wash., from ftockwel) field.
; Leave for Houndiip Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. .Murphy left by motor today
for Burns, Ore., whero they will visit
Mr; and Mrs. William Hanley. Mr.
and Mrs, Murphy and Mrs. Hanley
will then continue on to Pendleton
for the roundup. '
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Time of Clasi Changed The citi
zenship classes being conducted week-1
ly at tho Medford library will meet
on Thursday at 7:30 p. m., Instead bf
Saturday, In answer to the unani
mous request of those attending, it
was announced this morning. ,
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l-eavcw for Monroe Mrs. John
Montgomery, who spent thu week end
In Medford as tho guest of Miss
Oladys Murphy, left yesterday for
Monroe, Ore., where she will visit Jior
parents.'1 Mrs. Mdntgimor; has been
vacationing at1 Diamond lake, Where
her husband Is employed.
Indian Attack of 1801 "A party of
10 men, with 180 cattle, from Rogue
River valley, bound for Washoe, Is
attacked noar Yreka by Pitt River
Indians; two men aro killed, and tho
stock driven off," read a news Item
In the Oregonlan of August 31, 70
years ago, . -
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Front (nto Points Among tho
Orcgonlans registered at local hotels
are Prlscllla Wobb of Prlncvllle, Mrs.
J. O. Suiglrbou, Mrs. Orace Stewart
of Salem. H. Hickman and A. M.
Dnvlson of Eugene, Harriet. Baldwin
of Ncwbork,' and the following from
Portland : ' F. W. Cutler end son, Roy
Clones, P. 8. Browrii'-Hownrd' Angelli
O. E. Hoftis, J. W. OaxJey, 8. M.
Mcsrs, Jr.; J. A. Given, L. M. Johnson,
o: L. Hobbrts ami family, G. W.
Schattncr, J. O. Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Skinner; Alonzo Mor
rison, Lou' Olds, R. H. Partrldght, H.
0. Weiss, Rosalln LorcmV, Harry Davis,
R, R. Mclntyre and Theo. Rothschild.
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Calirorhlan.t at. Hotels Included
among the Bear state Vacationists
registering Sunday at Medford hotels
were: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dunn. Mr.
And Mrs. Estellcr, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Hayes, Mrs. K. t Woods, Mrs. H. A.
Jones, Mm. A. Mardeii, Miss M. Col
lins, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heathcrlng
tdn, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldstein,
Judfre urid Mrs. Collier of Pasadena,
Dr. R. B. and F. M. Dempscy of Los
Angeles, Mr. and -Mrs. J. A. Browning
of Eureka, Frank MacBrlde and Mr:
and Mrs. C. E. Fuller and Eearl Jr.
of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. B, R.
Brindley, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Robin
son, Thomas Hayes, F. Richards, J.
F. Wilson, A. Klrschner and J. S.
Paloy of San Francisco.
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Card of Thanks.
Wo wish to extend our thanks to
our many friends for their kind sym
pathy during our recent bereavement
and also for the lovely floral offerings.
, ; Mrs. Fred Martin and Family.
William Olson. . , .
Esther Olson.
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Supply of green s'ab wood very
Hmltrd. 15.00 cash for a big load
delivered anywhere in the elty. . Val
ley Fuol Co.,- Inc.
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. Don't forgcL Adrlenuc a style show,
8:43, at Fox Craterlan, tonight.
HOOO.OOO Kodak' prizes. Details at
peasley Studio.
Supply of green slab wood limited.
No deliveries possible after Sept. 14th.
The big load 3.00 cash. Valley Fuel
Co., Inc. ,
, .
Clnsslfled advertising gets results.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOH SALE Milk cowi; all fresh. Call
1M9.
FOR SALE 30 Kamboulllet rams.
yearlings and 3-year-oldr at H0O
and HO 00 per head. Will take
lsmbs at market price, r , E. Bybec,
Medford, Ore.
FOR HENT Modem s-room newly
decorated furnished noue. water
paid, (17 90. Stuart Ave. across
from S. O. S.
FRR.SH Chinook salmon for home
canning, lae lb.. Tuesday only.
ivy t, nsn Market. .
LOST Brown billfold Friday night.
Keward. Keturn !o Tom ointi,
Tribune office.
moon of DELIGHT
RYNOPBIRt Juanlta Bat aro
remaina a priioner in Divitt'i gam'
bling house became of Its locked
doors and hie threat to expose her
ae a atorcaway. Vlvitt and Me
wile, Molly, and Oonchita and her
eon, Gabroan, prove friendly
especially (labreau, who protects
Juanlta from the advances of a
fellout employs, Umbsrto. Dressed
as a harem maid, she sells ciga
rettes to the patrons, Dlvttt ex
plaining she Is from Turkey, Brio
LedUetter . promises I Adrian
Wouche to speak to herein her own
language. In IheAr party art HirK
his' arandmother.
'Juanlta, called to
ienor
Btanaril and
Hellv Belaltc.
the table, He alarmed, when
Jlasara of iieKlca.-loms thp group,
hut her sudden kiss so confounds
Letlbclter he falls to lilt her veil
and she files to her room.
, Chapter 9 " ,
is HONOR AMONG THIEVES .
HEN Gabreau went back to the
parlors Molly enquired about
Juanlta, She had watched the pan
tomime at the roulette table, par
ticularly after Juanlta had gone to
her room. Dlvitt usually came over
to the cage during the evening,
keeping in touch with what was go
ing on. Tonight he seemed to be
avoiding lief. Molly was troubled
by this, linking lt with Jnanlta's in
disposition and bis subsequent in
terview with Lcdbetter and Fouche.
The Interview had been a smiling
affair, and Dlvitt had at once to
explain and to make light. Then
Ledbotter had written a note, and
Gabreau had gone out, with lt.
Gabreau explained now, and Molly
was relieved. ' The. tncidont had
nothing to do, she saw, ulth Divltt's
avoidance of her. -; . . , 1
Molly watched Gabrean take his
station between the two front win
dows, ... .' . , .:.,.x.. !
The evening wore on. Few were
left in the room beside the group
at the roulolto wheel. Kirk Btanard
leaned over Mrs. Bolalso, appar
ently saying that they must leave.
Mrs. Belalsa' shook her head, laid
down a coin. Molly saw Dlvitt look
at Gabreau. ..'. ,
Gabreau- came slowly from his
station against the wall.: Slowly he
passed along the group at the rou
lette wheel,' very slowly behind
Mrs. . Belaiso's chair. Molly,
watching saw Mrs. Belalse's painted
shawl brushed to the floor. Kirk
Stnnnrd bent to pick it up,. but Ga
bronu had paused and now placed it
carefully, about the lady's shiulders
as lt in apology for having brushed
it from the chair. Then he went
on nnd took hts station against the
wall.
Kirk Stnnard had persuaded
Mrs. Holalae to leave. As she rose
somothlng glittering- slipped down
her white dress to the floor. She
stood protesting while Kirk folded
the painted shawl more closely
about her; and led her out, followed
!hy Lodbetter and Fouchd, the bright
thiug that bad slipped down her
dross lying under the roulette table.
- Dlvitt bowed them out, returning
to the deserted wheel, whero Ga
breau was putting things to rights,
When they camo away the bright
thing that had bocn under the table
-was gono.
The Inst playora wore leaving.
Dlvitt and Gnbrcau began to clear
the tables. Dlvitt glanced at Molly
a llttlo bright-eyed bird, watching
from hor cage. , "Get to bod, kid,
ho said.
. She came out. closing and locking
the glided door. As she passed him
she touched his sleove, n little un
spoken "good night" to which he re
sponded with a nod. . -
Molly had reached the door of her
room when the gate hell rang. In
tho. dark of the court she watched
Gabreau- answer It. Kirk, Stanard
entered, hurried Into the parlors
whero Dlvitt was putting out the
lights, . t .
"Mrs. Tlolnlse has lost something,"
lie said. "I'd like to See If It's here."
Dlvitt switched on the lights'.
"Sho wns nowhero but tho roulette
wheel," he romnrked, and drew
bark tho cover. Ho and Kirk looked
underneath. : ,
"It was i her necklace," Kirk said
then. ''She didn't miss it till she
got home." - i !..-
"You looked in ' the car,- of
course?" Dlvitt asked.
Kirk nodded. "We've looked In
evory plausible place hurriedly, of
course. She knows sho had -it on
wituo sno was playing., sue re
members fingering it.'-v i :
' "She probably loosened It then.
I'll have Clnhrenu look on the side
walk. Walt till I got my-flnsh,
Kirk and lianreau went out on
tho sidewalk, Dlvitt going first with
his flash. . Thoy returned presently.
Dlvitt offering his condolences. "I
dislike such things to happen here.'
ho said. "You will advertise, of
course."
"I shall try to get It In tontghl"
Kirk answered, and was gone. I
, Molly C"Hncd her "door, soorf for
tan Instant In tl(e '. dark, '"'then
switched on the light at the bed's
head. Her coat and hat lay on the
the bed, for Molly had been that
afternoon to see the doctor, had not.
got home till time to hurry into the.
parlors. . She gathered them up nowJ
hat and coat-r-placed them, in the;
armoire. Then she sat down on th
bed's edge, rumpling the. satin!
spread, staring ' into the dim, old
room.
"It's a hell of a place to bring m
baby to," she Bald. . . . .. t I
At noon next day Dlvitt sent forj
Juanlta to pome to his office. Divltt's'
office was directly, over, the' room,
that ho shared with Molly lA'doop
had been cut In the wall that sep
arated It from the Hotel TIJon,
making lt accessible to either place,
No denizen of the house Invaded-tha
upper balcony where It passed Div
ltt's office; so Juanlta walked there
for the first time. 1
.Here alone. Molly's hand .was not
visible. , Uncarpeted floor, dust,
shabby desk, and - chairs. '., Dlvitt
rose as Juanlta entered, motioned
her to chair., ,. :.: ...,. .
In tho dress of black silk with:
buttons at wrist and belt,,. her;
hair knotted smoothly, she was- a',
different person - from the young
woman he had seen that -first night,
tumbled1 and distraught,, yet beau-:
tlful withal. Dlvitt had -watched
lassitude come over the girl, had;
realized that : - something-' had:
snapped somewhere. :: y He ' . 'had
thought that in this; relaxed state;
Bhe would confide In some one inj
Molly, certainly knew that her sl-i .
lence was due to the gavity of hen
secret. The knowledge satisfied him!
for the moment. ''',)
Juanlta had been an asset, greater,
than he had foreseen. r She had;
magnetism, enhanced by mysteryj
Molly's Idea of the veil had been'
good. Its protection had .given!
coupled, with Molly's. cleverljr
planted explanation of it, had ad
vertised both Juanlta and the place.'
Eric Lodbetter had unquestionably:
come solely to see her, also the dts-:
tingulshed Mexican who brought:
Kirk Stanard's card.
But Juanlta must mot be- so
touchy about the veil. She had-left
the group last night simply because
Fouche had Joked about snatching
It off. The rumor of this touchiness
would get about; destroying what
ever charm she derived from her
attire. Dlvitt had been a little
astonished, however, .at the clever
ness with, .which Juanlta. had es
caped from the contretemps of lost
night that kiss she had left upon
Ledbettcr'e Jnwj He' would have
thought she was developing an un
suspected coquetry,- had she -nbt
gone III to her room and failed to
return. '-.., ;
He would not have Ledbetter or
any one else snatching off her veil.
The parlors should preserve at least
the .decorum of a- Mnrdl Gros
parado In -which every mask Is re
spected.:: And so he had made tlvnt
romark to Ledhcttor about Turkish
ladles and modesty. "You have
lived In Turkey, sir, and know how
modest Turkish ladles can be whore
their faces are concerned."
Juanila's terror of discovery
would be an asset in what ho had
In mind, but it. must bo quieted In
a measure. - It would soon he
known for terror, and would create
a worse situation than the rumor
of her prudery. However, he would
not speak of that now, 1 ,
Dlvitt took a newspaper, from his
desk, handed It to Juanlta. "Will
you . rood what I have marked,
Seflorlta?"
Juanlta's eyes ran down the page.
"LOST: Sannhlre' necklnc,. Rpwn
larj?e stonra. IMatlnum links. Llbornl
reward. Kirk stanard."
Juanlta read and waited. Dlvjtt
tossed the paper on his desk.
"I wonder, Soflorlta," ho said, "If
I can trust you to return that
necklace." ; i
She looked at him. "Return if?"1
"It was lost here-rlast. night.
Under the roulette table. I should
llko you to return lt, refusing1 the
reward." j
It was , inrrcdlblo both .com
mands. . "You'd enjoy doing that,
wouldn't yotiT" Dlvitt asked.
., She hesitated. "It that s all,"
sho said. ; ! ' '
Dlvitt smiled. "Ytm are ausplc
ous, Seflorlta. Have you never
heard that there Is honor among
thieves?" -
"I am not a thief."
"I trust you are not Implying'
that you will fall to deal honorably
with us In this matter. I shouM
have to be certain before I .sent
you on this first errand of liberty."
fCorri'J, PfJd, Ntei e Ce.)
Carnival tlrnt'i i'. .'Juanlta's dls-'
Qulis suits tht asason tomorrow as
freedom lurta hr into a dooeptlva
adventura. '
FREE
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DEVELOP
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WAMH your blankets row. 4c per lb
limited time. Phone 13D3-X.
Wl.Lt, TRADE sulky, kUk.y kT and
high chsir for good tricycle. 321
N. Ivy. Phone 1078-R. '
WILL TRADE Dodge Victory
brougham for DeSnto 6 sedan. 331
N. Ivy, Phone I0T8-R.
FOR SALE 4 good milk ows. team
hcrsos. machinery. Inquire South
ern Oregon Rtlty Co., 44 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT A
stock ranch, all stocked. 7 miles up
Thompson crfek. or write to L J.
Oober, Applrgate, Ore,
J17 E. Main
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TOUR TIPS
Travel data, roarj tondHions, ra
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to go all tha gulda tarvic you
need for any trip in tha west.
Yours for tha atlcing at Shell
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is
Xitho hard pressed to pull through
Bedford's . . undefeated tennis team
yesterday continued Its sweep toward
state honors when they downed
Grants' Pass In a drawn-out match
bv a 9-4 count and returned to the
court in the afternoon to ploy ' a
closely contested 3-3 tie with Rose
burg in a match in which the decid
ing iattle. was halted by. darkness.
Tnit, Roseburg No. 2 man, gave a
great exhibition wnen ne conapsea
from exhaustion In match play only
to come back after a rest and take
the 3V4-hour singles . match ' from
n.,ml nnH nnlriri with Brutan in
doubles to conquer Edmlston and
Reddy, Medford's first aouDies com
bination, to gain a tie.
Summary:
Medford vs. Grants Pass
'Edmlston (M), beat Ryan (OP),
8-0, 8-2.
Deuel (M), beat DeGenault (GP).
7-6, 6-2.
' Early (M), lost to Sams (GP), 3-e,
4-6. '
Wilson (M), lost to Harmon (GP),
6-3, 1-6. 1-6.
Carley (M), beat Bennett (GP).
6-1, 3-6, 6-3.
Reddy (M), beat' Stanborough (GP);
6-2, 8-6. - ": :"'. ! " . j
Boggs (M), beat Garrett (GP),'6-0
6-2. -'-.' ; i
Garfield (M), beat Cook (OF),
6-4. -' i
Wiss Mory Edmlston (M) . beat Miss.
Caroline Harbeck (GP), 6-2. 6-4. j
Miss Dorothy Mitchell (M), beat
nilss Maxlne Bennett (GP), 7-5,' 4-6,,
8-1. ... f .
Butler and Reddy ;M). beat Gar
rett and Bennett, 6-3, 8-6. ' .
fdmiston and Early (M), lost to
a,., Pv-nn GP1. 6-4. 4-6. 6-4.
Boggs and Kline (M), lost, to De-.
Gcnault and Harmon (ur-j, o--,
0-4.. ,. ' - : , ;-. ;.-:-.'-
Medford vs. Roseburg
Edmlston (M), beat Bruton (R),.
5-7. 6-4, 6-4. .
peuel (M), lost to Entler (R),
10-12,, 3-6. , 1
Reddy (M), beat. Garrison (R), Q-l,
" Boggs (M), lost to" Hunt'. (R), 0-3,
4-6. 1-6, -. , . ,
Garfield (lii). won from Hoffman
(R), 6-1, 6-0. , .
Edmlston and Reddy (M), lost to
. vwl.,,. m Q.n fl-4. 8-6.
,1 Garfield and gaily b().( Hunt
Wnd Gartlson (R), : tailed Recount
darkness.
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BY STATE POLICEMAN
Hrrv Chan, local Chinese cook.
vhn a fmw weeks aeo. threw a fork
at a waitress In the Jackson Hotel
.cafe, striking her In the back, wos
arrested, yesterday by the state po
lice,, on, a warrant for the alleged
fork-throwing. A search' of his car, I
the -state police say., reyeaieq a quan
tity of liquor, and lie will be Charged
with' possession.- ' ' "
Activians to Meet..
at Holland Hotel
The fourth meeting of the Active
club for this month will. be., held at,
at Holland hotel- as -usual,: with the
exception that the meeting time will
be 6:30 p. xi. Instead of 13 noon. A
program la, being, arranged which will
be of special Interest ic the members
attending."' f " .' 1 ''1I1B1'
DEFEATED IN K. FALLS
The swimming meet yesterday at'
Klamath. Falls botween thp Medford
Nat squad, and the , Klamath Falls
Athletic club was won by, Klamath
Falls. 37 to 7. , Meafovd won the
umfor nolo came. '4 ta. 3. - The sur
prise of , the meet was when Dick
Blecter won tho diving events from'
Vie Klamath entries. Harry Robinson;
nt Mxrifnrii won the breast stroke
event. It was their first appearance
In competition. A return meat win
be held here a week from next Friday,
night. -
non't. fonret Adrlennc's style show.
$45, at Fox Craterlan, tonight.
Lovelv Dcrmanent waves. S4.50. Fin
ger waving, ,65c. Provost's, 815 W.
Main. Phone 363? 1 l;l;1"' '
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stomach tils .most people prefer (and
acmand I . 1 t
Ypur dboibe oi ppwdef or.tablets at
Jafmln te Wood or the nearest drug
store.
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. Give? , attractive natural -laoking
PetrnMifint
i . Waves.
Tulip Oil Waves !
S6.50 . ,: , i
Other Permanents I
$5.00' j
Shampoo and Finger .
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TODAY and TUESDAY
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hotel. Here, thos'j who apprectati
environment otp
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travelers retuiiutf
able atmosphere
Clift, physical nev
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located in the ver
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the better shops
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, at hand not morel
from its doors,
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to every guest's c
management takci
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the structure, 1
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trcn floors above
decorated and ricl
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a la carte servl
thp diner a far
Cisco's multttiid
ship-strewn Bay, the tceminir life"
Oakland and Berkeley surging up to
the hilts on the opposite shore miles
away. The view from here is truly
marvelous, a stfdntive to tired nerves,
delight to the jniindiod eye, a pick-
In San Francisco
...it Geary and Taylor, b thli
. fin hotel. Hcri worm, per
sona! service It (itured each
guest Every room outside...
. each with private bath. Three
famous dining rooms.
Garaje in connection.
Rates . . . from $3.00
single, $5.00 double.
fTinrtWcxls ol huTt-1
mft-up to the jaded appetite. (
main floor are two other eqaall;
restaurants, the rlorenlun
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