THE AMERICAN
NEW COU
OPENED
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r/ce /n a While
. Todav U a «T*«t day in t h * his-
|,orv of Jackson cou n ty .
T o d a y wo
I ' 0, / ” the formal o p e n in g of o u r
■ ^ • c o u r t h o u s e . T h is b e a u t i f u l s t r u c -
IntrVwill Stand for m a n y y e a r s a s a
lmonume«t to the s t le k -to -it-iv e n e s s
1“ the cltiiens of Medford a n d to t h a t
lold“ Medford s p i rit .” we h a v e h e a r d
I so much about.
.
VUny years ago w h e n o u r c o u n t y
' Dew the people of w h a t w as th e n
Ithe leading city in S o u t h e r n O re g o n
c h a n c e - a n d lost it.
W hen
the railroad was
b ein g
surveyed
I through this section a n o f f e r w a s
made to the town of J a c k s o n v i l l e to
I deflect that railro ad to th e west side
I of the valley an d t a k e in t h a t to w n ,
i bonus was d em an d e d . T h e peop le
of Jacksonville e v id e n tly b eliev ed
the railroad would com e to t h e m a n y -
[ *»)■ and voted to t u r n d o w n t h e
I proposition. As a r e s u l t t h e r a i l r o a d
»iig built in as s t r a i g h t a lin e a s
[ humanly possible fro m T a l e n t to To-
| lo, leaving the cou nty s e a t five m iles
[ awav A station was b u ilt a t Med-
lord and the b eg in n in g o f th e end
«as in sight. N a tu r a l ly a ll f r e i g h t
(or Jacksonville a n d th e A p p le g a te
country was u n lo a d e d a t M ed fo rd
thus laying th e f o u n d a t io n fo r o u r
present-day w holesale b u s in e s s .
ad a
* * *
Then came the d a y s of th e g r e a t
migration from th e m i d w e s t to th e
Pacific Coast, 1905 to 1910.
And
there came to th a t v alley v il la g e d u r ­
ing those years m en w h o h a d not
been satisfied to live a s t h e i r fa t ti­
ers bad lived. Also m e n w h o h a d
been successful in b u s in e s s in t h e i r
old homes, but who w ish e d fo r a b e t ­
ter climate in w hich to s p e n d t h e i r
old age.
These men at once sa w t h e p o s­
sibilities of m ak in g M e d f o rd t h e m e ­
tropolis of so u th e rn O re g o n . So th e y
tot together an d by w o r k i n g a lw a y s
shoulder to sh o u ld e r b e g a u b u il d in g
up the village Into a r e a l city. N o ­
where In the c o u n try d id t h e buslne.-s
men stick to g e th e r as t h e y d id in
Medford
Of co u rse m i s t a k e s w ere
made. Some th in g s w ere d o n e w h ich
proved costly. B u t on t h e w h o le th e
vision these men h ad h a s com e tr u e .
In spite of th e c o n ti n u e d h a g g lin g
and fault-finding, a n d
in j u n c t i o n
bringing of a c e rta in c ilc q u e of h a ­
bitual fault-finders, (M r. Karl 11.
Fehl among the m o s t p r o m i n e n t )
tbe city has gone f o r w a r d ste a d ily .
In (¡me cam e th e m o v e m e n t to
change the co u n tv s e a t fr o m old
Jacksonville to th e l a r g e r city. F o r
some years th is m o v e w as fo u g h t
by Ashland, which h a d lo n g been
Jealous of M ed fo rd ’s g r o w th .
Hut
It las. came a y e a r w h en A s h la n d
In s e e k i n g t h e move.
•Medford won out by a la r g e v o te
ind the move o rd e r e d ,
In o r d e r to
make good the w ord of t h e city
s oi] ha(' Pro n,l*ed a fr e e t e m p o r a r y
u Idlng for th e c o u n ty ofices. a bond
h?iMi
w as v o te d a n d a
outiding co n stru cte d o n N o r th Cen-
fnr tc > 8 was ' ea8t‘d to th e c o u n ty
»5.00 a y e a r u n til su c h tim e as
ne county could p ro v id e a b u ild in g
of its own
PEAR MARKET
IS
point , OREGON.
THlRSUAY. SKITK MISER
I,
M MIIKK.V)
iw ;
o CHILE THIEVES
Industrial Parade City, (
Will Settle
I K E BIG HAUL
Is Big Feature of
Damage
III JACKSON CO.
Celebration
A f te r m e e tin g a t 9 : 3 0 o'clock yes­
te r d a y m o r n in g to in spect t h e city
I n f o rm a tio n which throw s a fav-
C a tt le m e n of J a c k s o n C o u n ty anti
hall, t h e city council will m eet la t e r
o r a b l e light on prospects for a good
Professor w ith t h e c o u n ty c o u r t to co m e to t h e H ogue R iv er valley hav e lost
Huge
(
rowds
Listen
to
Dedication
Speeches
r e t u r n on R ogue River valley Hart-
so m e t e r m s as to w h a t s e t tl e m e n t b e tw e e n 15 a n d IS p e r c e n t, on
le t t s now oil wheels or in storage
fo r d a m a g e s , b r e a k a g e an d g e n e ra l " g a s o li n e c o w b o y s,” It was le a r n e d
1.
h.
Vining
of
Ashland
Princil’
il
Speaker.
Throngs
Is fo u n d in a m a rk e t survey made
r e p a i r w o r k will be m a d e by t h e t h r o u g h a su rv ey of c a t t l e ru s tlin g
re c e n tly by th e Medford Dally News.
c o u n ty fo r t h e use o f th e city h a l l . 1 m a d e re cen tly .
T h e s e w holesale
C row d I Inge Structure. Officials Kntertain.
T h e following statistics should
S om e p a r t s of t h e b u ild in g a r e in s t e a li n g s h av e c o n ti n u e d p ra c tic a l
p ro v e of value to all those engaged
r a t h e r bad r e p a i r , it was b r o u g h t o a t ' j y u n m o l e s t e d for se v e r a l years, w ith
in th e p e a r industry.
at t h e cou ncil m o o tin g a n d council- hut fo u r ¡irrcstg having been made,
Today was a g re a t day for Med­ (reduced who sp o k e briefly of th e
T h ey ind icate a strong, healthy
it th a t
th e
c o u n ty sh o u ld TWO local young m en w ere s e n te n c e d
m a r k e t im m ediately ahead for Med ford an d Jackson County. T oday th e work done by th e C o u n ty C o u rt In leave ih e b u ild in g in a s good s h a p e |u „t week to serv e six m o n t h s In t h e
He t h e n In- ;ls It wus w h en th e y m oved In.
c o u n ty jail, u t t e r t h e i r a r r e s t by
lo r d B a rtle tt* e ith e r in storage or new $300,000 cou rth ouse was dedi- finishing the building.
ro lling.
rated with much pomp, u n d e r the trod uced Mr. (luy C o rd o n of Rose-
F ix t u r e s w ere placed In th e city s t a te police a n d c onfession to w hole-
F u r t h e r m o r e , they reflect a strong auspices of Medford Post No. 15, burg who was with Mr. (lo re in h all by th e c o u n ty , a n d left th e r e , HH|,, s te a lin g , c overing a p e rio d of
u n d e r t o n e for o ur late varieties American le g io n .
W ashington In th e fight for th e O & a m o u n t i n g to uhou t $ 1778, a c c o r d i n g s e v e r a l m o n th s.
such a s A njous, Bose, and Comice.
Early in the forenoon th e street C Tax R efund bill.
Mr. G o rd o n to City S u p e r t n e tm le n t F r e d Schef-
C a t t l e m e n lose tw o w ays by th o
D u rin g a ten day period, which was lined with flags; un ifo rm ed men spoke of th e w ork <>h the C o u n ty fe l’s r e p o r t, a n d a n oil b u r n e r w o r th p e a l i n g , th e y say, first t h r o u g h th o
w ould rep o rt th e qu an tity of fruit by Ihe dozen were seen h u rr y in g cou rt th e n in office a n d of th e p a r t a b o u t $150. w hich t h e city d e c id e d | ()ss „f ’ t h e meat', a n d secondly by
on w heels at any one time, in the about, p rep arato ry to th e big p a ra d e tak en by J u d g e H a rtz e ll in f u r th e r - w as valu eless to th e m .
J a il eq u ip -
¡, g lu t te d m a r k e t w h en they
y e a r 1930. from August 19 to Au- which opened the cerem onies . The ing the m ovem en t. He paid high t r l m e n t w as also p u t In, must of w h ic h
to
t h e i r b eef a n d veal locally,
g u st 28 inclusive. 1680 carloads of parade was formed on Gth S treet
bute to all who by plain stick-to-lt- is now ob so lete a n d of l i t t l e v alu e. ^ ()st of th o m ,,a( So sto le n Is sold
boxed p ears w ere shipped.
and. led by th e Klks' band, m arched ness had b r o u g h t a b o u t th e p a y m e n t
T h e Jail e q u ip m e n t, it Is believed [o c a Uy_ jt has been l e a r n e d , a n d s l u te
In 1932, from A ugust 19 to Au- down 0th to Riverside, th e n c e to of this m oney to Oregon co u n tie s, will su ffice fo r city use, as th e city lu)1jce a l e ch e c k in g beef ta g s w ith
g u st 28, a total of 1217 cars were Fast Main and up Main to th e co urt- which had pro vided 'h e m e a n s of J a il h a s b een used fo r little except tl)(, p OSS| b m t y of a r r e s t s In t h e n e a r
sh ip p ed .
house where It disbanded.
It was building the new c o u r t h o u s e w i t h - 1-sobering up d r u n k s fo r
t h e p a st f u tu r u
T h is ind icates less th an 50 per composed of h n u m b er of civic an d out having to issue bon ds for la r g e year.
" D e a l e r s who buv t h e b eef t h a t
cen t of th e q u a n tity of pears ship- patriotic organizations, am ong which sums of money.
'
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t S ch effel r e p o r te d
sto le n a r e m o r e to b la m e
ped d u rin g the past 10 days of 1932 wore th e G. A. It., W. It. (’., S panish
Mr. G ordon called the a t t e n t i o n of th a t he believed It w ould t a k e be-
, h th ie v e s " o n e c a tt le m a n
as co m p ared to th e sim ilar period 'W ar Veterans, American Legion the people to th e f a r t th a t one of tw e e n 10 day s an d tw o w eek s t o
re c e n tly - b e c a u s e m a n y of tho
in 1930
Drum Corps, Ashland K ilties and our own citizens. W m. H. Gore, was re p a i r a n d clean up th e
b u il d in g t h i e v w a r e y o u n g m M w ho a r e lu­
ll fu r th e r m o r e indicates th at the Bov Scouts and others.
One fart more nearly responsible for th e sue- an d m a k e it h a b it a b le for th e city f . flu en ced d hy
hy the
, he ,j,,a l e r g. T h e
law
s h i p m e n t s for 1932 were less th an that struck the bystanders, was th a t cess of the plan th a n an y o t h e r one ofices. Scheffel s p la n s a r e to put
H,
« I M upon Mr. O . r ,
¿T -
70 p e r re n t of the sh ip m ents of 1931 the G. A. R. was represented by one man
fo r th e c o r n ¿ponding period.
lone mem ber, Ju d g e Wm. Colvlg.
for a few r e m a r k s
.
lug p ro p e r ly tu g g ed , a n d we kno w
N o tw ith s ta n d in g
the continuous
The patriotic bodies were followed
Mr. Gore, p re s id e n t of t h e M edford lo rd , t h e s t a t e police Ri th e offices of m a n y cases w h e r e m e u t h a s been
false re p o r ts which have beep put hy a long line of floats re p re se n tin g National ban k, a n d for m a n y y e a rs a f o r m e rl y occupied by C o u n ty r r e a s
b o u g h t locally w ith o u t a tag being
(n cir c u la tio n as to tbe q u a n tity of nearly every business in th e co u n try leader In m a t t e r s p e r t a in i n g to th e u r e r A. ( . W a l k e r a n d th e w a t e r on th e m eat. S uch a d e a le r is s u b j e c t
p e a rs r e m - in l n g in C alifornia and One of the prettiest floats was th a t of d ev elo p m en t of S o u th e r n O regon, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t s offices in th e as- to ______
u r r e s t.
els e w h e re , the federal m a rk e t re- the Medford G arden Club, which was said he w ished to sp eak m o re of t h e eaaor s office^
haM
" W e ki now of tw o d e a le rs w ho a r e
p o rts t h a t th e previous forecast as a very gorgeous affair.
tu tu re r a t h e r t h a n to recall th e pasL
8epo n d flo o r S c h effel h a s ^
, ing stolen m e a t , a n d h a v e
p u b lish ed lit th e N e w s has been ab-
At the E ast en tra n c e to th e court- He m ade a s tr o n g ap peal for m o re of d e s i g n a te d t h e s h e r if f s office a s t h e
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ho u» V ‘t h e “old Judges"deVk'‘ f r o m ' t h e the old Medford" sp irit of s t a n d i n g city school s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’s office, " " “^ „ ' / „ ‘'' l f u o l ^ l l t ll
i n lu u r e u d ! 0 " ^ ^ This
cat*
g e th e r in all th i n g s of city a n d a n d th e co u n ty clerk
c l e r k s a office
. ’, to uu
M arket Dull
eircuit court room in th e old co urt- to gether
i to t h e tle m e ° n a a r a e a T t a o loss
und erstan d
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on
county
w
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T h e e a s te rn m a r k e ts have not re- house in Jacksonville was placed on county w elfare.
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He said
said we
we had
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m u u c c h h fau
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In s p I e c to r, , t h e Wf> h a d a t t r rH.,
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tho false rep o rts constantly being sp eaker's stand.
A gorgeous bou-
an suspicion
I a ly . <
v e s jIIHt
last w
eek, b u t tn
e z p e rle n c e
... .
.
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c ir c u la t e d in New York an d else- qu et of gladlolas
on the
old desk ii ,.*,,.*
lieved ,h „ th „„i..
e only way S o u th e r n or.,.
Ore-
th o r a t e h . You c a n 't c a tc h c a tt le
w h ere th a t larg e q u an titie s of Bart- brightened th e scene. A m icro ph one
gon could go a h e a d w as to forget
th ie v e s w ith u n if o rm s o n ,” he c o n ­
lett n e a r s a r e st i ll available for ship- connected to a public ad dress c a r
all d iffe re n c e s a n d s t a n d s h o u l d e r
system was placed In th e c e n te r qf to sh o u ld e r a g a in .
ti n u e d , " a n d if 11 is n 't s to p p e d p r e t ty
DM nf .
1 T " e G leem en sa n g a n o t h e r selec-
q u ic k t h e r e a r e g o in g to he so m e
If th e Oregon shippers will hold the stand
The cerem onies were In charge! Hon en title d , " S w in g A lo n g .”
h a n g in g s ."
t h e i r fruit in sto rage, e ith e r here
Then came th e d ed ic a tio n a d d r e s s
C o n fe ss io n s sig n ed hy O ris an d
o r at e a s te rn desination until the of VV. K. Ilolger, president of th e
,
, 1 V ictor G oble a n d K irc h P iele, w ho
C a lifo rn ia product is practically ex­ Medford C h am b er of Commerce, as by Irvine H. V ining of A sh la n d , w ho
S ev eral ...... l J y t , e n t r a . l P ..
o in t „ r u i u l - , w ere folin(, g „ t | ly ,,f c a t t l e steal-
a irm a n also representin g th e Ant- spoke In his usual m a s te rl y w ay .|
h a u s te d . n o th in g can prevent a very c c h icau
Legion
Seated on the top He paid high t r i b u t e to t h e p io n e e r lies a r e being a ss iste d by th e !■ our-1 , njf
j u d g e H jj N o r t o n ’s c o u r t
s t r o n g u p tu r n to th e m arket.
o' th e broad steps were th e mem- men of J a c k s o n v ille and of th e e a rly s q u a r e Gospel L ig h th o u se , lo c a te d at , aH| w eeh w a „ Kt ve„ „ „ la p on th e
F ro m A ugust 23 to August 28 in
. ,
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iY dav neriod
hers of the present C ounty C ourt, c o u rts of th e cou n ty .
In s p e a k i n g 401 E a st F if th s t r e e t . M edford, at wrlH, h|
, hp fo rm of u six m o n t h s
elusive u u . ' g ■ ■ •
CaUfomla wiih County J u d g e L am kin an d a of th e m en w ho had p re s id e d In th e th e P acific H ig h w ay .
J a „ i e n t enco fo r P lele an d V ictor
l e i II
r
n r 311 iverage Of 50 num ber of’ d isting uish ed visitors, circ u it c o u rt over Ihe old desk in
D e m a n d s fo r help from J a c k s o n r „ >bel> linti a „ u sp en d o d s e n t e n c e to
Is 340 carlo ad s or an
,g
,
, h em being United States Sen fr o n t of him , he w as i n t e r r u p t e d by C o u n ty citizen s h a v e in c r e a s e d to , h # r e fo rm school fo r O ris G obel,
c a rs p e r (lav.
t h a t a p e r ' « l o r Frederick Steiwer, S tate Treas- a b u r s t of a p p la u s e w h en he men- such a n ex te n t th a t Dr. E ste lle J o n e s . (UrPOtly im p licated one local m e a t
W hen it Is
V c . D f V r n i a sh ip m ents ", r R u f u , C H olm an, personal re- Honed the n a m e of J u d g e H a rry D. p a s t o r h a s i s s u e d an a p p e a r fo r cloth-
r of RroM .-„relessncss.
c e n ta g e of all
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tion is now being c ir c u la te d a b o u t food of all kin d s, f u r n i t u r e , beds
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th e n , th e sh o r ta g e of B a rtletts
the county.
T h is s p o n t a n e o u s up a n d b ed d in g s , an d a n y a r t ic l e w h ich
log. W. H. Gore an d others,
com es m o re a p p aren t,
Im pelled to d o n a te
Shortly Hfter
a fte r 11
11 o'clock
o'clock Mr.
Mr. Dol- plause
plause show
show ed
ed plainly
plainly th
th e e feeling
feeling of
of citizen
citizen s s m
m ay
ay feel
L
j Shortly
" " T
T h h * e n need
eed Is
get advanced to th e sp eak er s stan d th e e r n o r m o u s crow d r e g a r d in g t h i s
It so g re a t a n d ill« i • i
t h a t I feel s u r e c ltl
pip us m e e t th e s e cases
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, n.«
Lighthouse D oing
G ood W ork For
N eed y F am ilies
B etter P ack agin g
S tressed at Fair
O leo T ax Bill
Is Backed by Big
State Labor
Follow ing a hot d eb ate i
r e p r e s e n ta t iv e s of th e out-'
- t a tc oleo Itt ri -' caaM off
. MHU
—
iiest th e Oregon S tate F ed eratio n of |)olh t h e governor and him self
A fter th e b en ed ic tio n hy Rev. W. re n W. Mullens, w ho re c e n tly c a m e ' a r e listed s e p a r a te l y us W h o le s a le
l a b o r a t th e i r r e g u l a r convention
people of Jack so n county over H. E aton, the d o ora were opened a n d to th e L ig h t h o u s e w ith Mrs. Bui - 1 C o n ta i n e r s , R etail C o n ta i n e r s , a n d
in A storia last T h u rs d a y passed, by | the accom plishm ent r e p r -s e n te d in th e public m a d e welcome to
t h e lens from t h e Bible school of A n g e lu s I n d i v id u a l S ervice C o n t a i n e r s — t h a t
■I two to one vote a resolution p l e d g - ' (j,e magnificant new s tr u c tu r re
e m a r k s build in g
T e m p le a t Los A ngeles, v is ite d t en is c o n t a i n e r s in w hich p r o d u c t s a r e
ing th a t bodv to give all possible!
Following Mr H o lm an 's re
F o r several h o u rs crow ds th ro n g - t r a l P o i n t d u r i n g t h e c u r r e n t w eek put up an d placed d ir e c tl y on th e
a special act of t h e l e g i s l a tu r e s u p p o rt to the d a iry m e n of th e state. th(, Medford Gleemen san g th e Ore-
.
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4 h o t n rirnlliZEfl i ... .. .
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,. c°n nty was a u t h o r i z e d to set ___
r»fn a por,,on of t h e O. & ( ’ tax-
htiiia- money fo r t h e p u rp o s e of
min* a new c o u r t h o u s e . Medford
amt p,roni l-,e<l to f u r n i s h a free site
• i-j a ,er a s p irite d c o n tr o v e r s y , set -
W a s h i n g t o n school
T h e R e ta il C o n ta i n e r s list Includes
a n d Its w o r k e r s a r e alw a y s r e a d y to
th» *u"’
w ere p u r c h a s e d by u r e passed th e last session of th<
resp o n d to calls fro m p e rs o n s lit d is­ c la s s if ic a t io n fo r w a ln u ts , filb e rts ,
I . .. v ii ^rpni th e sch o o l d is tr i c t O regon L egislature by a large m ajo r­
» u d p r u n e s In p a c k a g e s of tw o
tress, Dr. J o n e s Said.
th» „ *
,p e c o n t r a c t w as let for ity an d has b. on held In abeyance
p o u n d s o r over, five a n d ten c e n t
hou«>0 n ,i rUi t *on
, *le new c o u r *- p en d in g a v o te of th e people on th.
se lle r p a c k a g e s fo r bulbs, p ru n e s ,
ana . il " has now b een co m p leted re f e re n d u m measure.
n u ts , a p a c k a g e for p e d ig r e e r o a s t ­
L a d e rs In th e d eb ate which oc­
Bd the officers h ave m o v e d In.
• • •
ing e a r s , a p p le s — fifte e n p o u n d s or
cupied th e time of the convention
less, a ls o t a m p e r p ro o f p a c k a g e to r
fo r several hou rs were George Ful -
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, c e rt if ie d field a n d g a r d e n seeds,
Jsiksnn co u n ty ca n well be p ro u d en w id er. p resid ent of th e Oregon
*ni
A dam Knilg, 73, o ld - tim e r e s id e n t P a cka g e s fo r fro zen f r u i t s an d ve g e .
th?
? f f ire b u ild in g . A nd as S ta te D a iry m e n ’s association
o f t h e T a b le Kook d is tric t, who .... ’ales, m e a t a n d m e a t p rodu ct», lea
men
r °** on lP e n a m e s of th e C. E E ldridge. P o rtla n d , r e p r t ^ n -
R ty
b u t t e r , eggs, p o ta to e s , et
From th e lop s ta ff, which su p p o rts th e sta irs , a p p ro a c h in g tb e second d e r w e n t a m a j o r o p o ra t l m a t t h e '
»111
raatIe fhls b u il d in g p ossible tin g th e oleo interests.
floor, a balcony, o v e rlo o k in g city Marred H e a rt h o sp ital t h e first of tb e
In th e W h o b s ale C o n ta i n e r s list
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week follow in g a s e r io u s illness, was
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house, has been provided, le a d in g o u t re p o r te d In a c r itic a l co n d itio n W e d ­ fo r onio n s, c a u liflo w e r , cele ry , l e t ­
end urged closer co op eration between
V 'au d lal.or gro ups of th e approach th e main e n tr a n c e , th e ex
from th e co u n ty J u d g e 's offices
n esday .
It was fe a re d t h a t Mr. tuce, c a n ta lo u p e s , c h e rr ie s , corn
th e fa r m e rs
of te r io r of th e co n stru ctio n tella a atory
L am p s In w ro u g h t Iron f ix tu re s
d rie d p ru n e s , fl e s h p ru n e s , a n d m any
s ta te , s t a ti n g th a t th e problem
of advanced building, inspired by 1 ght th e firs t floor. T h e in sid e step s, K m ig 's co n d itio n h a d b e c o m e to o s e r ­ o t h e r c o n ta in e rs .
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c o r r id o r s a r e of A laska m a r b le from seem ed to be g a in i n g s t r e n g t h , h o w ­ c u r t a in * a n d o t h e r in sid e d e c o r a t io n s
- iieen passed up ­
men
had
previously
tecture, which inv ites e n tr a n c e
tn
'*la t , e v e r “ I h a t s a r e a b o u t
th e kodiao q u a rr y . T b e m a r b le has
for c o n t a i n e r s fo r a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o ­
on resolutions
la te th is a f t e r n o o n ,
. .
font»»* a,in ®Hed Into t h e r in g for on bv th e eommitt<__
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an Ideal settin g for th e $27 0.000 co n­ walls. In w hich d a r k g r a i n s m eet th r o u g h o u t th e valley re c e n tly m oved
msSaii 1 t *le8e m en will r e f r a i n from n e u tr a l position.
c rete building, a r e tw o entrance#. w ith d a r k g r a i n s In a " V " desig n an d
to M edford to m a k e his home.
. i t « . . . * u p a n a l r e a d y d is t u r b e d
The m ain one. n e a re s t Main at real ligh t w ith light
lt _ oa
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th O akdale. Is m a r k e d by 1m-
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law
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m d decorated cornices, » mch
terazzo. and t h e m ain e n t r a n c e doo rs
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L a m k i n w o u ld have
nht*r a design which h arm o n izes with th e a r e of a 'a tn le s a steel a n d th e wood
an oeaalon fo r h eav y e x cu rs io n t r a ­
. . j r n r i u h la m p po*t* in w ro u g h t finish t h r o u g h o u t th e b u ild in g la of
¡JfY o f f i c e « b e r e . T o / V , Per day
T h e filial day (o r t h e filing of i n ­ vel t h r o n g h o u t t h e W est will be
tron. which m a r k ^nch aldo of tu « m ah o g an y .
In clu din g th e n u m b e r ol■ » • u f f
T h e e n tr a n c e stops a r e of A sh lan d d e p e n d e n t n o m i n a ti o n s fo r th e g<n- e n h a n c e d t h i s y e a r by a five-day of-
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x ; th e ir srr,
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h n l r a a m 'l a r k 'i l
a c c o rd in g to th e r o u n l y clerk T h la
s o u t h e r n Pacific C o m p an y , It waa
,
t - ^ t l n , filin g fo r •»(» election a to r iu m s ceased, to t
\t>ove th e d e e o ra tlo a s . In stone hollow tile a ls o from the L ith ia city. is 45 d a y s b e fo re th e g e n e r a l elec- m a d , know n recen tly .
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b u ild in g . " J a c k s o n G o i a t y ( o u r t
pw. n" b rief fo r Mr P ip es n o r J u d g e
gives ap a t t r a c t i v e i n t e r i o r to all dc fo r th e filin g of in d e p e n d e n t can d i- g th e ao-ealled D o la r Day r o u n d t r l p
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to word received here.
A final re-
used tn th e b u ild in g a r e J a c k s o n
, h a t ,l,e s u r e s t w ay to ele. t
ditorium and Is so m a r k e d
» win be fn r to „ m a n y candi-
H u r r a h ' T h e d e p re s s io n s u r e ly is t u r n lim it of m i d n ig h t S e p te m b e r 12
c o u n ty p roducts. T h e fin ish ed h a r d
A s c e n d i n g th e f l i g h t , of Ashland
R i l e y Myera w as o b s e r v e d has been fixed fo r t h e exenratona.
w are of Yale m a n u f a c t u r e , waa f u r ­ »over
4 n » r \ ' " ' n ,e r th e race. T h e y will
g ra n ite s t e p , at «he e n tran ce, ' h e nished by th e Medford F u r n i t u r e a n d e a t i n z an Ice r r am cone In fr o n t of
W i t h a t h r e e - d a y w eekend. L a b o r
ThPv will b*
be hal^d l®*° !
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H a r d w a r e co m pany
V au lts an d D am on s C afe recently. S ev eral old- Day o u ti n y s a r e expected to r e s u lt In
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T h e license ev ad er- i
iron railin g- h a d in g up w ard t h r o u g h
• t a i t a In 1913-
tC uutiauvd us i age F our
( slg a
' ’■J'Held o f R e d m o n d '* i" c q n a l l r divided between
u t : „ vi ’.Í th e L ulW lni J'jat a l » . '
U ra l Point f o r a few d a v s on a
» co u n tr y , th e H*t sh^w»-
"“■•»«•'a tr ip
Jtiliiy and Permanence
A dam Em ig Said
Combine With beauty In C ritical C ondition
P olice Round Up
License Evaders
‘V '" Z "
o'^o
Low Fares to A id
Labor D ay T ravel
D ead lin e Sept. 23