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Local and Personal
(fivvTir''?"''.' 'MftbroRfr mail jTB'uiO!,gMFO;;od!5y: MrffRj&Wfrflt
Vlsltlnc; Mother Mrs. Luclle O'Nell
of Klamath Fall 1 In Medford visit
ing ir mother, Mi. Mill E. Mar-
dull,.. ..... .-.-. ... -
Parti tittle BUtte Everett Trow
bridge andO. A. Eden yesterday lis tied
little Eutte -creek ntnr- Fish' lake,
and returned wllb the limit or trout.
.
From Cottage Grove James 8.
Howard and H. Hauaor of Cottage
Grove (re (pending the week end' In
Medford. ' " 1-
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Visit In Boseburg Mies Elmlre
Blake left on the Shasta this noon for
Roseburg, where ahe will visit friends
and relatives until Monday.
Ofcvee for Park Having arrived
Id Medford today, Mr.-Meta. 'Burger
of Chlco, cat., left by stage this
morning for Crater lake.
Attend Celebration W. M'. Clem
enson and daughter Camilla left this
morning for Yreka to attend the
bridge celebration.
Guests of Clark Mr. and Mrs.
VrM Oole, daughter Barbara and son
Roger, of Santa Barbara, Cal., are In
. Medford u guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Clark.
e
Hero from Texas Raleigh Ross
and Charles Nelson of Lockhart, Tex
are In Medford visiting Mr. Rosa'
cousins. C. C. Hoover and Mr. John
Sol las. V
To Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Baler of Dubuque, la., arrived
us re today by train, to spend .two
menus visiting their daughter, Mrs,
' Albert Stock.
.
O. f. Band Season Ends The last
band conoert f the season In Grants
Vaas was presented In the city park
. Friday evening by tee Grants Pass
Municipal band.
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Cal Wells Returns Cal Wells, U
8. marshal, returned to Medford by
train Friday morning fronv Port,
land", where he had taken three prls-
.oners irom Klamath Fall. .
m . . Vkasfljr. Dinner Party Mr. and
sirs, Marvin Barrlok of Medford were
dl Brier guests last Sunday In Grants
Pass of Mr. Barrlok, ' p.ironta, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Barrlok, and .slater, Mls
.,. Leave foe Yreka .1, O. Bender)
traveling Auditor for the Maytag- Pa
elfle company, with headquarters It
Portland, plan, to- leave - Vmonrow
for. .treka on business, - He has beerj
ln Medford for toe past, three days.
Hi
i.. rntns WaahlQgton Included among
wasnington guests at locM hotels are
Don H. Beaker of Vancouver, P. Wi
SokwaO.of Taoom and h, C arlffltti
Kattnerlae Joharunn, Mrs. Jt O. dully,
r, aud mi. c, W. Ros of 8s
Attle...,":.' - '
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-T San Franrltra Mlria and Ma-
rlaa Ofosseub of Ban Pmnslsco- arrtv
. la Medford today by train from;
(Portland. They will leave tomorrow
3 their home In trie south, tuxom-j
Jantd by Mia Virginia Billey of
roruand and Mis Ruth DeNeff of
Kumne. .. , , i
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run m Ocean Mr, and Mrs;
lOrover Tyler and their' . guests; Mn
d Mrs, Richard Blaekj who reside
near Ban Francisco, motored to Brook
Inge las week, and went deep- sea
flaking. They returned with several
ling ood. which friends think were
aught with a silver hook.
rnettepkue Go North Mr, ami
Mrs. Guy Bhetteplaoo leave Sunday
(or Portland, where Mr. Phetteplaco
wuj attend the convention of the
Helrut oompany, to be In resslon next
weekv They will be accompanied by
-their, daughter, Mies Joan, who wtU
.near at. Helen's Hall.' i "
Features oxegoit ratee The South
era paotflo Is featuring an Illustrated
arttele on the Oregon Caves in Its!
September Issue of dining car menus.
The, front, page of the publication
carries a picture or the "Bee Hive,"
s . of the Interesting rooms In the
Injure- Ankht . Will Straw (the
Big Cowboy from ShCTldnn, yo.), a
familiar figure around the city hall,
ha been confined at the Community
hospital for the past ten days, suffer,
ing from a severely epralned heel and
ankle. The Injury waa occasioned by
jumping from a truck to avoid an
accident, while fighting flies.
Breaks Stulaotlte la Caves Fred
Raunsteln of Exeter, Cal, Wednesday
desposlted a ball of 10 with Super
visor J. H. Bllllnslea ol Siskiyou na
tional forest to guarantee his appear
ance before a federal grand -Jury,
when called upon by h United
Btate district attorney, Haunsteln Is
Charged with breaking off a stalactite
In the Oregon Caves. ' , i
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Continue to Manri(lli -- t. S.
Harvey of MarahfleM arlved In Med
tord this ' noon from Sacramento,
when he has been attending the Pa-'
clflc International PholPiruphera' as
sociation convention. He left this
afternoon for ' Marsh field ' with - hi
daughter,; who has been guest at
the T. S. Harvey homo for the past
several day. - -: i
OumlK of rohlgii Mrs. George
W. Oolvlg and Mrs, w. P. Chauase of
Grants pass and Miss Dorothy Chauase
of Portland were guests Thursday of
Mr. aad Mrs. Fred - Cotvlg. Mrs.
' Ohausac Is Mr. Colvlg's slater. Miss
Chauase, who Is a member of the
tale welfare board, aritli offices In
Portland, . spending eevtral days'
vacation with her mother In Grants
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. Keturns from rortlanrl Following
Following A ten days' vblt in Port
land as the guest of Ml Patricia
Taylor and Misses Claudia and' Helen
Bertram. Mis gtuth Ottoman return
ed to fsMford ftyx train today. She
plana to .leave toavxercw. for San
Francisco where ahe w'll spend few
days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Ottoman and Mr, and Mr. Bd
prnb,uB'
On Business Mrs. May Fields of
provolt. Ore., was In Medfrrd yester
day on business.
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"Mcdrord Visitors - Louts Hagberg
of Grants Pass visited In Medford and
Ashland yesterday, 'i'11
Speht Bay In City Mr. and Mr,
Fred Howe and W. B Coon were
among the KlamatH Falls residents
spending yesterday In Medford.
' Enmute to Rockwell Lieutenant
Bundy stopped at the HCdford airport
today before continuing tils flight to
Rockwell field, Ban Dlefjo, from Se-
attie,' Wash.
Mis coltliis IniprAvlhg Miss Flora
Collins, who underwent an-operation
for appendicitis one-week ago today,
Is reported to be getting alorlg nicely
u mis wwiuu nrc uunpiiaii'
Returns to 3fedford Mrs. Ted
Chambers Is expected back hi Med
ford today 'from ''-the A;' Moulton
ranch near Trail, -where she had been
a guest for the past three days,
U-'l-'l'
Ouests of Enna -u Dr. end Mr. 1
B. Rogers of El Paso, Tex., arrived 'In
Medford on the Shasta today1 to visit
Mr. and Mrs, Waldo 'B'Enhe' and
daughter. Mri Enns ' Is the 'daughter
of ur. and Mrr Rosora,
('.-t. -.-L,.,.( s vsi.,i. ,iri('v.-(CTj
Pishing F, ldiyl,-i- M. nhd' Mri !Val
J.' Flscher, Ralph Woodford, Milton
uttoman and Grbveri Tvlor yosterdav
fished 'In1 XtttlH Butte creek. Jl'AH rel
ported good' oatches "With the excep
tion of Tylerc who" has-'doho' ilttl
2isning r .-ni, - '
Barker 1' Belter '-i' Jnhn -Barksri.
highway engineer, "who' sustained an
extremely bad -fracture' of the-knee In
a tail on the South Fork of Rogue
river last week, Is' getting along nicely
out, win oe confined no the Sacred
Heart hospital for seVcYal 'weeks, DV.
d. inskeep, attending physician
stated today, i) . ;-;:' w-- i'-i
California Vacationists i-"neirls'trai.
tlons at local hotels- from C&llfornla
lnolude thoso of Mie. 'F. A. Rloe and
F. L. Rice of Sant)' Monica, Mrs. If:
M.. Richardson of flncrarhento. MH
and Mrs. R. R. Mlchaet hrtrf AlDeri
Golden of Ban Francisco'. Wendoli
Klsor, Roao Nufer, Ann Nufer and
Ann Walllman of Modesto, Jo A.
Lecanottl and Rose Lccnnottl of
weea, irs. Meta Burger of Clitco, Mr;
ana Mrs. urogar or coalings. " ' j
C'nllfornlftns rinrrl - for FIIilng'-4
rranic unon and J. H. Blshou. Jr.
of San -Francisco were each fined US
and coats Thursday, In Justice court
at Grants Pass, for flshlurc without
an uregon 1 license. They had corhi
from fishing at the mouth of thi
Klamath river on Wednesday and hat
Just been fishing in the Rogue rlvci
above Grants pass -an hour when np-i
prenenoeo by Deputy Oitrrrf 'Wardeil
Malcolm. 1 rj :. I
f-f t.,.; '.',.l;
Visiting Oragonlnn Among Oro'
:onlhs' registered' at Xlcdtord hotels
are France M,' Wright. Ro-V A. Klelri
and Wi S. Jayes of Eslcm. . Wallace
Wheeler and F. L. Jov of Corvallls.
Julia and Ida CnHison. cinra Scgman,
Ouy B. Johnson, H. Hlckfnarl, Z. Ml
Ageecand Mr. and Mrs. p. B. necder
of Eugene, H. T. Myors and B. H,
Jeahnly of' Marshrield,"Mrs.- E; Fen-i
ner of Toledo, sunley Brown ai
Woodburn, J. 8. Howard and H. Hau-
ser of Cottage Otov. I
From Oregon Metmnolra j Guests
from Portland at Medford hotels yes-i
tsrday Included' V. P. Qrelsser, J. Ai
McHenry. W. F. Sergeant, O. 'Parsons.
A, Fuller, A. o. Thaler, J. s. Pit
man, O. C. Crelghton, Cha. Tlsdale,
James R. Kelty; Vlo BaMlnger, E. M,
Oregg. Mr: and Mrr. C. O. Barr, John
Brossman, Prank Llndalit. Paul
Dunn, h; B. Modesltt, Mr. and Mrs.
a, iiwls. K. Whetstone. Rsv Nei
on,' Mr. and Mrs. Al Hansen, J. G.
uunningnom, Mr. and Ms.- w. A.
Lacker, Mabel Oi Mickey r-nd Mrs. C.
wnitnouse.
A. -, -'
Jlero from lilslnnt Plncr Tourists
and others from distant places rcgls-
vcren hi. Meorora noieu tnchide Ur.
T. J. White and Mm. F .1 whii r,f
jersey city, N. J., Mr. and Mrs, H. N,
Chodhouser of Mlnneauolla. Minn . M
Wafnor "of Cleveland, O., Mrs. Brown
Vancouver,' B. C. Mancy Yeatman
Denver, Colo., George yeatman of
LOUIS, Mo., R. J. MrtCaslln And
family of Boise, Ida., Mr. aud Mrs.
Ii. Morton -nnd Jean and Marv
Martin of Athena, O.-C. E.'Drognr of
Lima, O., aVid Mrs. Bll of Missouri,
Iowa. v . '
Lis LOST
AS FIRES RACE
OVER 3 STATES
Si'x ' Thpusand ( Fight-Con-
I flagrations in .'Wors
j; Week (if fprest Pestruc
.;: tion-Many Towns Saved
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 29. (AP) About
100,000 acres of ' private lands under
the state forestry supervision were
burned- over by forest fires this sea
son, it. was reported today; -by the
forestry department. .' ' T.'us ' 'acreage
Included slashings and green timber,
out does not Include llres In national
forests."' ' "-':'" '' '' -';' -:-'.. .
In the report Is also Included the
loss of one life In fighting fires, that
of Eugene Fields at Medford. Several
others lost their lives In fighting tires
in national forests, Jit , was. reported
. (By tli' : Assoclateo) 'Press)
In three state, the - smoldering
etalks of once ''fine timber lands,
the blackened wastes' of brush areas
and the decolated fields' and 'mea
dows of mountain areas today teatlf
fled mu'tely"-(16 the 'haW''wr6tight
by -oncdntWlled flre:,lli ''f.'"
Arid IrJ" the1 throe' states, six meii
were known' to' havS lost their live
In' the flumes' and' two Others Were
neneved to 'have' perished slmnafly.
About s( ' thousand hieri wer fight
Ing tne conflagration '; ". .
- 'Worst Wei' !"" ''
' TodsJ 'saw 1 the) end of ' bW of ' ilUf
worst weeks 'in the. history of Cain
forrila! -Idaho knd Montana,' as far
as forest fires' were concerrtecT.: Alt
though definite information as to
the' number of sorts covered' by the
flames' "was unobtalnabWi the area
swept by fire was known' to 'have
amounted to tons of- thousands of
acre:,"v" :,!, '" '' ' ' i
"The efforts;. :of fire i1itlitcra','M
the three states hod resulted In the
savlhg of 'many town ahd 'bulld-t
lrigs," and consequently, the damage
to Improved' lands, especially In Call
fornlai" was negligible. Smoke" be
grimed1 and weary, the fire fighters
continued through the week, almost
without rest.
Five Trapped,
"Th body of the fifth man. mlas
Ing from' crow on the WOldron' creek
blriz West 'of CfiOteau; 'Mbht, was
recovereoK The five 'men were caught
between a . backfire and the main
blaze, : " '" .-
One death was certain In Cali
fornia and two other men Were be
lieved dead. Pon Tregerson, transient;
ujn ' klllAl An t hi 1
Atoscadero,
county.
Close to 4000 men were fighting
fires lost night In Modod. ' Plumas,
Laseon, .Butte, Shasta and Lake
counties.
In Idaho, at least S00 men word
on the fire lines. In Montana, some
1000 men attempted to stem the!
onsweep of fire oh two sides of the)
continental divide: ,
In both. Montana and California
officials claimed many ' of' the fires
woro deliberately set. ' i
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6n the ' fire lino Boar
In San Luis Obispo
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Prod Oliver, a
veigning six pounds, 11 ounce.
at the Sacred . Heart hosnitnl this
morning,. . ,
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MRS. HILL WINNER OF
WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE!
HIOIILAND PARK. III.. Alls. M
(AP) Mrs. O. t. Hill of Kansas City'
won the women's western aolf chain-!
plouahlp . for the, , second, , time In!
three years today by defeating Mrs.
Leona Prossler pf Son Gabriel, Dal..
ana 1, In their ge-hole final match.
ZEPPELIN TAKES AIR
FOR BRAZIL ' FLIGHT
FRIED RICH8HAFEN. German v.
Aug. go. (API The German di
rigible Graf Zeppenn took off from
here at 9Hrm n.m.' (4:96 n.rn.
EST) today on a non-stop toyago
to PernambucO.' Braril.
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i . . . . Orrgoe 1 eel her
Generally cloudy tonight and Sun
day; somewhat lower temperature in
terlor tonight nd east portion Sun
day: moderate to fresh northwest
Wind offshore. ,
Weekly ( outlook:- .Generally fair
weather with normal temperature,
ni oKti.Kvg?-BAi -lu.vcii in
Saddle horses for hire. By hour, day
or week. Special trip Into th mtna.
it reasonable rate. Mew equipment
and good horse. Tel. T. W. Jones,
Provolt,
BROWNSBORO, Ore., Aug. 29.
(8peclal) Mr. and Mrs: Percy Henry
nd children, Mr. and Mrs. E. D,
Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tucker and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Morris or Central Point, spent Sun
day picnicking lh' Ashland park.
Mrs. Clark of Grants Pass was i
week-end guest at the Ed Tucker
home 'August 15. V 1 ''
Harry Marshall of RcnO, ' Nevada,
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs, H. w.
Wright over the week-end.' Mr. Mar
shall Is a nephew of Mr. Wrights.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Myers of Reglna,
Canada, have taken the Wright cot
tage tor the winter with the Inten
tion of locating her permanently.
" Mrs. Walter Marshall who ha spent
the summer at Lake of the Woods is
Is at homo for a fow days. .
Rev. Still and family of Shady
Covo and Rev. Smith of Eagle Point
wore visitor at Sunday school Inst
Sunday. A service was enjoyed at the
cloao of the reason. ' , ' '
Mr. and Mr. Lester Bfariahaw were
down from Rancherlc over the week
end.
Mrs. Lee Bradshaw who has been
spending some time at-( the Soda
Springs 's at home again,' - .
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Signs o f Better Tim es
(By the Associated Press)
Directors of Swift and Company
have Voted "the regular quarterly
dividend at SO cents a share on, the
capital stock, payable October i. to
stockholders of record September iu.
The Pittsburg Plate Gloss Co. will
resume operations at its Clarksburg.
W. Vs., plant October 1 at 60 per
cent capacity, after a shutdown of
six weeks.
Savings banks In New' York state
reported' a gain of 10,380 accounts
In July, but a loss-of $3,329,10fl in
deposits,' the Savings Bank assocla
tion! M me tte,;of. few, , York; says.
first 4f or an;
The! ''decline a KderJosltil;was the
y" mdhtw ' this ' year but,
with the exception of 1930, substan
tial declines In the volume, of sav
ings bank,, deposits have, .token place
each July, (he ; association reported.
. Directors : of. Borg-Warner ' Corp.
nave declared the regular quarterly
dividend of $1,75 a .ahare on .pre
ferred stock, and 25 cents on,. the
common. Both., are .payable October
L ,to shareholders of record Septemr
bar 15. ... . - ...o, ,
uly coh-tracts for engineering .con
struction In 1 western, states. Jumped
to -3o,5B7,ouo, compared wttn June s
i8,os8,ooo.. .; , ,, , : ,
Pacific' ' llehtlnir Coro. : has declared
Etlie" i regular; quarterly tatylQend 'pf
ROlifitaN'llOURISIS'HllING
UNDER ARREST ON TOWARD HI
ALIMONY CHARGES .! .;
C. W. Kelley, who nas i-eslded' upon
fai-rh'' hear1 Rogue river for some
time pasfc'wlth his present' wife, was
apprehended ' by ! the Sheriff offic
yesterday 6li! UiB charge of being i,
fugitive' 'frorii"jus'tlce, at the request
of the district attorney front Hum
Doiat cdurity; Californlrt, his formel'
Wife there now Mrs. Evelyn Dick
alleging be had failed to support their
two minor children. ' ' 1 !
' Kelley s present -troublo' Is due to
the fact that lo two years past, act
cording1 to' his own story, lie has fail
ed to pay '30 dollars, a month for the
support of the two children by the
former; lfft' In eocordirico with thelf
divorce decree, being In arrears now a
little over 70O. ,- a ,
"Since that Uivorce"was i.i'anted th-
former wife also remarried, and now
causes' his arrest on the charge of
not supporting his children, although
Kelley claims that he has heard noth
Ing from two years' about the matter
Of the delayed payments. . .
Ho was In the Justice court hen
this morning', accompanied by hlj
present wife and his father-in-law;
Ernest Dra;ke. The trio had Just sold
or traded their property near Rogue
river, for property at Waldport, Lln-i
coin county, and were parked up and
ready to depart for their now home
When Kelley Was arrested as a fugitive
from, Justice. ''''':. '
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WJ. (VI. WUVII, B,IU1 IIC AMI I-J
Informed the court that he had been
In communication' with the district
attorney of Humboldt county, and
that the latter expressed himself as
sure the matter between Kelly and
his former wife could be Ironed out
amicably, and 'would write Mr. Rob
ens definitely by early next -Week."! ,
Hence, under the clrcumstancesj'to
avoid Kelly having to be conlLncttjJn
Jail In the meantime, . Judge , Taxlprj
set the cose for trial next Wednesn
day and released Kelly on g250 cash
ball,- furnished by the latter' father
In-law, Mr. -Drake. - . ; i
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ON COLOR PAGES
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Truckman with truck, in!
aoour, o wecas. i,on.r naui,, favev
road. Write Immediately. ; P. Oj
Box 987. " i I
FOR SALE Fine tomatoes and water
melons, lo. John Mace, Phone
314, Central Point. ;
FOR RENT Apartments.
Main.
806 West
t -.
ANDERSON CREEK
I n in
" ANDERSON CREEK. Ore, Aug. 29
(Special) James MncDowell and!
family called on friends-on Anderson
creek Sunday.
Jamee Mays and wife were out to
the valley Tuesday. ,
E. J. Center was In Ashland Wed
nesday on bnslnfM.
Mr. George McAnally called on
Mrs. May Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Green were out to,
Ashland Tueeday. '
Steve Lunar was rn Medford Tues
day. "-
P. M. Center called at the Mays
home Monday. " - . .
Mim Ruth May called on Mtss,
Bon Nell Jonee Thursday.
Mr. Donlca and family were In,
Talent Thursday.
Frank Marquess and wife are pick
ing pear In the valley thr week.
D. C, Hale waa ' out to Medford
Friday. -
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Turf Patron lite.
LEXINGTON. Ky.. Aug. 29. I API
William Monroe Wright, 80, owner
of calumet farm, famous for Its
trotting horse, died at hie home
today,' , ' i . -
Factory Mock, dry slabs and body
wood. Summer prices. Medtom Pul
Co. Tel. 631,.
1000.000 Kodak nrizea ftoUlla al
Mall address Murphy, Or. Peasley Studio,
FOR RENT Apt. or hour, 3 to respon
sible permanent tenant. 520 So,
Central.
LOST Light blue pochetbook; con
tained compact with -Initials R. P.
-R. and other articles. Return to
Mall Tribune.
The peak of the summer tourist
season In Oregon has been passed
and while mtiny tourists still arrive
In Medford, their number Is steadily
decreasing. ' Continued fair weather
will result in making this decrease
gradual, but a spell' of bad weather
would result In a notable drop. The
majority of tourists, continue to
cdme - from California, as - all . sum
mer. '. ' - i . ' . ::-.. t !
Schools In all states resume next
month, . hence , many, travelers , now
are heading for home. The Call
forn!a schools, ft Is understood, will
open about the "middle of -Septem
ber ' outside 6f Los Angeles; and- lii
the latter city about September 21.
While the official season of - Cra
ter National park closes September
20-lhat Is, ' the lodge, stage and
other ' concessions cease to function
after that date as long as the wea
ther continues good tourists Ond
others -will continue to visit the na
tlonal park, and the cafeteria will
continue to cater to visitors. ;
The fact that the tourist season
Is now rocodlng Is shown by the
fighter patronage ' at ' Medford hotels
from ' distant and coast points, and
the decreasing number of registra
tion of out of the state' cars at
the local Bfato auto traffic bureau,
However; the registrations have been
holding up rather well for the post
several days, 33 out-of-state cars!
having registered-' there' by - 1:40
o'clock this afternoon, following yes
terday's ' total registration' ' of 48,
sucn cars.
ONLY RELATIVE HERE '
TO BURY AGED
LOST Between Central Point and
Gold Hill. ' lady's bag and suede
coat. Reward. Leave at Tribune
office.
MODERN home' at 18 Geneva St.;
basement, 2 bathrooms, sun parlor,
an abundance of . shade, very at
tractive price and terms c. S.
Buttorflold.
FOR SALSJ Country horn. 8 fire
places, 2 bathrooms, allude, view,
'n' everything: lor quick sale W.600.
C. s. Butterfleld.
WANTED Experienced manager for
beauty shop. References. P. O. Box
707.
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FOR SALJ! t-room house and lot In
west Medford, 400: elso 60 ecre
1 ranch,- 3 mile from Medford. 50
aorea very tine soil;- 30 A. alfalfa,
buildings. A real buy at so per
acre. Wakefield Agency. Phone 17
or 617-L. ,
FOR SALR igai Oakland sedan,
email mileage. Will take car or
small amount cash for equity: very
easy contract on balance. See Tay
lor, Gates Used Car Department.
FOR SALE Peaches, Seckcl pears and
prune. Phone 639-J-l.
DRIVING to Oakland Monday.- wilt
take one or two passenger, share
expenses, Phone ll-X-3, Central
Point.
10c POUND for delicious fresh red
Chinook salmon, whole or half fish,
for canning. Ivy St. 'lrh Market.
Monday only, . . .
HOUSB WANTED Business man, es
tablished m Medford, want to rent
modern e-room hons In desirable
location. No children. Address
iwv mmii lTioune,
Miss Florence Doa'ne. niece of
George ' Pond, 85, who died Thursday
from injuries' sustained when struck
by on auto driven by Ralph Smith
Saturday night, arrived In this city
yesterday from Portland, ' '
Miss Doane states she Is the only
relative of the late Mr. Pond residing
In the west. -He Is survived by a
sister and oi brother in' Missouri. Mr.
Pond was born In Illinois March 8.
1846. He had lived in Medford tor
about seven years.
Auto and Fawn in '
- Mixup On Highway
A renort was filed with thn Mnii
Tribune t.'iis afternoon that an auto
had been wracked near Parker moun
tain, on the, Green Springs mountain
section of the Klamath Falls-Ashland
highway, . by striking , a deer. .. The
deer was lying dead beside, tbe-road.!
and the sedan- was badly .smashed
and overturned, , The accident had
not been reported to the state police
or sheriff's office,
Admiral Insolent.' ' .
' Says City Official
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29. (AP)
Director of Public Safety Schofleld
has launched a new attack on Ad
miral LUclus Bostwlck, commandant
of the Philadelphia navy yard.
Admliul Bostwlck yesterday for
mally requested that a seaman held
In county prison ori a liquor charge
be turned over to the navy yard
pending his trial. Schofleld replied
In a scathing letter t.hat the request
was "Insolent" and reminded the ad
miral of fthe handicaps and lack of
cooperation the police In attempting
to enforce the law, have received
from yourself and other officials."
": First . prise In .the color pago- con
teat for this week .goes to Dorothy
Gaddls : of : 609 - East Main atreet.
second to Mary Baird,-28 Dakota,
ond third prizes- to Franklin -Metcalf,
28, Portland -avenue, Ed ua. Chastaln,
route-2,'iand Glenna i Mineor,. Kings
Highway. Five 'dollars was given -as
first prize, 2 for second and 61
to - each," v(iripr in ! tji, ithjidv, class.
The ludees! Mr. "Eunice Runs' anb
Miss Eleanior 'Currv'. 'wish to-urge all
children to 'do, 'thef color wqrk a'lt
Is not necessary i tij i color an entire
page to receive one of the candy
bars offered all entries at the Mall
Tribune.
An Increase of 100 participants
over last week was noted in this
week's work and 600 new Tostey
Hamilton bars have been supplied.
to be given entrants for the -next
week. '
Twenty from this week's group
have been chosen to' compete for
the $20 major prize to be awarded
at the end of the six weeks' con
test'. ; ' -
This week'S color page appeared
In the ' Frldny Issue of The Mall
Tribune, but next week, and the
two following, the page will appear
in Thursday s '' paper as originally
planned. ' Ail children 'are urged to
watch for the page and color a por
tion of It at least. ' ' '
1 'Names must be 'plainly and neatly
written and children are urged to do
no 'erasing. -The Judges ask that
they read the rules more carefully
and follow them In ' coloring next
week's page'. The 'younger children
are again reminded that they have
to color only 4 portion 'of the page
to get a candy bar.
COPCO WILL FILM ;
BRIDGE DEDICATION
Moving pictures of the "Pioneer
bridge" dedication, near Yreka, will
be taken today by the Copco ad
vertising department, for the local
current events news reel.' Pictures
of the dedication ceremony and the
old pioneer -stage drivers will be ln
parade In Yreka at 1:30 this after
noon. The - new bridge Is one of
the finest of Its kind In the entire
west and promises to make a good
subject for the Copco news reel.
1 ..
Loses l-'brenrm.
PORTLAND, Ore.,- Aug. 29. (API
Jacob Andrews, 60, employed at - the
LaGrande Creamery, plmt here, -became
entangled In machinery Friday,
afternoon and his right forearm was;
so badly mangled amputation Was1
necessary, ., - . . n. (
25 Reduction on shoes. , Buy vouV
ohlldrenls school shoes, nfttyat Hutch-I
lson McrCf '.storo. t ." ' !
Broken windows glazed by Trow
bridge Cabinet Works. , ,,. .
' 4 -' '' 'l
D:
S
E
4 :
fyi sheirff ,offlce woe advised Fri
day ' iiy1 'PhlladfSphla, Pa., that ' D.
Williams, formerly general manager
of the Kerm'.te Metais corporation,
i!Uj with -offices ln: the Liberty build
ing, ' would be available for return
her tin about two, weeks, i 4 decision
wlUlbej reached ere that lme .whether
Wllllajih wlll be returned .here. j
' An erfoit is now being made 'by
friends and relatives for an adjust
mcnt of his affairs. '
, Williams la alleged to .have, mprt
gaged some furniture belonging to
the Office Boy,- and. secured ttie funds
from a man by' the name of Griffin.
A number of, -local people also have
claims against mm.
The i hunt ifor W. A. Cunningham,
sought for a! number of check forg
eries on local people, ended this
morning. Cunningham Is now held
In Folsom prison, California, as i
third offender.
PORTLAND RABBI WILL
DECIDE MILK DISPUTES
" PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27.-(AP)
Dr. W. J. Kerr, president of Oregon
State college has, announced the ap
pointment of Rabbi Henry J. Berko
ttitz, pastor of the Temple Beth Is
rael, Portland, as arbiter for milk
producers and distributors of Fort
land. .
. Dr. Kerr . was named by Mayor
George. ,L. Baker's special committee,
formed during the recent milk war,
to select an arbiter who would handle
future controversies between the pro
aucers. fend distributors. ,
- v -. . . i ,
Loretta Young Has
Rote at Holly Sunday
Loretta Young, Ricardo Cortez and
Frank' Albertson ' are the featured
players In "Big Business Girl," the
feature picture whlcn opens anni
versary month at the Holly tomor
row. Tonight, in observance of the
Holly's first -birthday, the Holly's
Fcillcs, a snappy song an, dance re
vue, vriir be presented at about 9
o'clock, one show only.' Thirty-five
local artists appear in the rovue which
is full of pep and comeoy and di
rected by George Olsen. who whs re
sponsible for the success of the first
Holly's' Follies.
On the screen for the special anni
versary show tonight IS the popular
Idol, Richard Dix, In' ibis latest pic
ture, "The Public Defender." The
special-nfiplvM-sary, show at the Holly
tontgnt, isi offered to iiatrons at 'the
BOOZE POSSES
Ralph Oden. who witn w.
Cuen was arrested at 2 30 i
Sunday on the Jacksonvlii.
by State Policeman O'Brien J
es of being drunk on . high,
transportation, a. .
shine and 8 bottles of bJ
... ln car, and who il
pleaded not mmt , u ' 1
changed his plea to gulltv 1J
, uu.c lllyor, ,
fifteen dnvn in v. A . 1
charge of transportation again
lna'h"ely postpone
McCucn It will be remc
pleaded guilty In court last T
but on his employer's plea t
services were badiv .,..., ,
- j uLurq in
era! weeks to operate a mecl
appliance, sentence was deferrl
iu i5epiqm,Br 15.. ,
" ' ' : 4 ' !
.Green-slabs, a.50 per load
ford Fuel Co. Tel. 831.
tmrnm
"iSne i money at Hutchison !.Merc.
Store 'by .-buying) shoes at big 'reduc
tlbri.i'l !' 'ii '.. j. t :
; Deer Skins;
SCnrl ymif skin e) tis" frtr tniiiiliig.
Hair on. While Indian Tart or
Chrome Tn Buck, TiM each, other
prices en rrnncrt, i :' i
U'! 11,1 FT tVNKII. .
tniKi 4ueadnAv., Han Prancen, fl.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for improved
ranch, 2-story modern house, close
In. by owner. 585 Ks Main. Ash
land. B. F.. Mowry.
LOVELY ROOMS, exce'lrnt mo.l.
hom coinforb.onble or Iwm bds.
near new high chnt.l: teachers or
biulnese women only. Phone 115-Y
WIU, EXCHANGE 2J00 eollltv In
..... .-.win imum ror local cor
poration stock, first mortgage, su
burban acreage, or wh, hav you?
Palm Bldg.
. Rebuilt Batteriei $3.00
Batteries Charged
Service Electric Co.
rbone IV. . v 111 8. Holly St.
Tomatoes -Watermelons -Potatoes
Tons of Them at Prices to Unload
Fine Canning Tomatoes '
Delicious Watermelons
Quick Lunch Potatoes ...1.
. - $1.25 a hundred
-.','$1.25 a hundred
-$1.00 a hundred
2Bc Extra for Delivery 'Anywhere in Medford
J. P. MACE Phone 314 ". " CENTRAL POINT
, STARTING SUNDA'
LAST DAY '
Nancy Carroll
Fredric Marcl
"THE NIGHT
ANGEL"
Coming!!
ANEW
Watch Sun day 's Rape r;.
QUARTZ Ml plcr mine locatleV
oisnas. needs, chattel morteag and
II ether blanks m Job Depjrtment
Mall Tribune, 28-30 x. Orape
NO HUNTIMO. No TtwpaMIng signs,
on cardboard or cloth, at Job De
partment of Mall Tribune, ag-so
North Orape,
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
IVBry Dy in the Wek '
"The Food Is Better"
at the Medford -
NEW LOCATION
- ' j - ....
Southern Oregon
. . Credit Bureau .
!' '. "' and ;
REDDEN AND. CO.
Suite 323 Medford Bldg.
, FOUNDED
1909 -
JACKSOW nnnvrv
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Today Only
It's Naughty and Fnnl
"Heroes of Th
Flames"
rOMIM Kl?,nT
"Daughters o
f
The Dragon