NEWSPAPERS: James Clark dies in barber shop, Medford, Jackson Co., Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Saturday, 14 Dec 1929, p. 1

LOCAL MAN DIES IN BARBER SHOP

James Clark, elderly local resident dropped dead at 3:45 this afternoon as
he stepped into a chair at the Bowman Barber shop on West Main street to
get a shave and hair cut. Three physicians were in the place of business
within the space of a few minutes but were unable to render aid. The body
was removed to the Conger Funeral home. Carl Bowman, proprietor of the shop
drove to the home of Mr. Clark immediately to break the news to his widow,
and to bring her to the funeral parlor.