TUUR8DAY. OCTOBER 2 ®, lw.Ui r\nv THREE N ¿w W p ______ . I l niv of Oregon, has been named j k one of 28 »tudenta on the men * Swing sympoalum forensic program for th's William Henry Day. prominent citixen*of Ahaland and an actire par- tlcipant In Masonic affairs In south- ern Oregon for the past 29 years. passed away Sunday evening at 7 4", o'clock at his Ashland home. He had been In ill health for several months Mrs. Day and a nephew reisding in Berkeley, California survive him PORTLAND, Oct. 15— Oregon lost one of its best-known pioneers last night with the death of Mrs. Harriet McArthur, 85, the d a u b e r of a former United States senator and mother of a congressman. V °n CampuS' U * »» learned i--,* ” f* “ t,3rk Ei‘ bt freshmen »ere .« P, ° n the debate *quad which . Bi J ),|r,° an*Ur.Ve faI1 actlvltie8 by row * Quest ons for debate tomor- 8ALEM, Oct. 20.— Work on Ore gon's new eapitol building will start about December 1 of till* year, C. C. t ockley, public works administrator for the state, told the Salem cham ber of commerce today. Bids from the best contractors available over the nation will bd opened at midnight November 20. giving contractors ten days in which Organization of a Medford branch *° provIde bonds a «d insurance be- of Zonta International women's clae- lore work can begin, Hockley said, sifled service club, was completed at f j 9 8eleftlon* for the exterior a dinner meeting Friday night at the flni8h have >>•*■» "iade by the recon- Hotel Medford, under the leadership 8tructlon commission, he said, the of Miss Vera M. Fowler, of Chicago, choices made In order of acceptance field secretary. Membership is based should the bids come within the $2,- on classification, members being se 050,000 structure. Regardless of the upper fini h, th- lected from the representative busi nesses or industries of a city. Thf- basement and ground floor will he most outstanding woman in each constructed of granite, the other mi- business or profession in a city D terial to be used on the three floors chosen to represent that group In the club. Local officers of the club are headed by Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, as president, others being Ethelwynn Hoffman, first vice-president; Mrs. Central Point won the second Thora Smith, second vice-president; Louise Basford, secretary, and Jose football game of the season from St. phine Kirtley, treasurer. Directors Mary's Friday afternoon 12-7. The are Mrs. Fabrick, Mrs. Effle Kurtz. game took place on the Medford Van Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Kirtley, Miss Scoyoc Field. An assortment of nearly 50 non Basford, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Maude M. Sn'der and Miss Phyllis A. Swear fiction books has been added to the school library recently. The books ingen. Other members are Mrs. Anita are written in a very readable style Robertson, Eve Benson. Zoe R. Hurd ¡and students voiced much apprecla- Florence Cameron, Mabel C. M ack,,110“ when these books came in. Stella J- Merrick. Lois C. Young, Ma- ( sl* weeks tests are over and stu- bel C. Conger, Blanche LeClerc and dents wait with breathless anxiety the distribution of report cards Wed Lois C. Lindsey. The club will hold two meetings nesday. Helen James visited her parents in monthly, a luncheon the 4th Monday and an evening session the 2nd the Central Point district Sunday. Helen stays In Medford. Monday. June Wald and Levon Keizur EUGENE— A 70 foot crash in a shopped in Medford Saturday. In th» home constructed glider cost the evening June attended the show at life of Harold Miller, 17, of Spring- the Rialto Theatre. Ellen Lofland went to a family re field, at the Springfield airport Sun union at Grants Pass Sunday. day, October 20. Helen Wright visited at the home j Several flights had been made of Mr. and Mrs. Randal of Medford during the afteronon and the re lease hook for the tow rope had op- * rì?f,^.eTe?„n* Edith Vincent visited Fredia erated satisfactorily. After the crash Young of the Willow Springs district Miller wa3 rushed to the hospital Sunday afternoon. where he died shortly. Anniversary Party Interests Fr enila Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Char co Gray of Keno, Oregon will be inter ested in news of tbe celebration c their go.den wedd ng anniversary ai Keno, October 13. A dinner and va ried program of entertainment, in cluding music, read.ngs, and a mock wedding ceremony, featured the oc casion. Decorations In white and gold formed an appropriate back ground for the large gathering. Among members of the family is Mrs. Elmer Martin, who is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gray. The Gr .y. have many friends in the valley. MEDFORD YOUTH GETS HONOR AT UNIVERSITY Robert Young, son of Mr. and Mrs Harvie Young and freshman at th*' Mr. and Mrs. Grimes, accompani ed by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tethrow drove to Gold Beech Wednesday re turning last Sunday. Tbe report hav ing landed two fish weighing ov^r 25 pounds each. One of these fish were canned at the cannery. The other— well, they didn't say but our supposition Is it was eaten for lunch on the way home. EXPERT WATCH ami JEWELRY C. Earl Bradfish B U Y OR SELL See WEEKS & ORR Bldg Medford L. G. Pickell H. f . HIGH Successor to V O L N E Y DIXO N Wester» Distributor For Page Fence OFFICIAL W1CO AND EISEMANN MAGNETO Sales and Service. OFFICIAL MAGNETO REPAIR SERVICE G> nuiiie New Factory Parta FOW LER & UPP Dr. B. C. Wilson Physickin anil Surgeon 210 Medford Itldg Me. ford, t>re. Cea trai Point STONE'S DRUG STORE 4 4 N. Riverside. Medford Medford Rldg- FARMS & CITY PROPERTIES Good Bargains In The Crest tions. Dinner DANCE WITH DYNOE At the Oriental Gardens EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Two Orchestras Old Time and Modern ONE ADMISSION Medford, Oregon P E R L ’ S Funeral Home Established In yonr community 25 years Pilone 47 428 W. 8th St. Medford. Oregon Freshly Fref»n Ice Cream Phone »•> Against the State Power Bill Pftid Advertisem ent by Oregon Busineet A Investor*. Inc., SOS Guaranty Bldg.. Portland, Ora., J. S. M agladry, P res.; F. H. Young, Sac. (p Mattresses Renovated and New Ones Made to Order FLO W ER S M A T T R E S S & U PH O LSTER ING SHOP 404 EAST MAIN ST. MEDFORD W ILL H. W IL S O N ’S Store for Men Open Evenings Phone 528 Medford 236 S. Central Medford SH ULTZ BROS. Machinelless Dependable PERMANENT A u to P ainting BODY A FENDER R E P A IR IN G 220 North Bartlett Bowman’s Beauty & Barber Shop $5.00 and $7.50 Other Permanents 11.50 to $10 18 8 Central Phone 57 Reasonable .V GLAMS Medford. Oregon School Specials b ic y c l e s S IM S B R O T H E R S Phoen 261 23 N. FI.st Medford FOR A U T O LO A N S HEE COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORPORATION Medford. Oregon Dad’s & M om ’s L U N C H The same good food— 25c a meal 417 E. Main Medford Farmers Attention Second Hand Rebuilt FARM IMPLEMENTS At Itargnin Prices Call and »er n» at :tO 8. Grape 8t. Medford J. R. BIKRMA Typewriters STATIONERY SUPPLIES Sales ------- R.-ntal» —■— Repa'r* 11 6 N. Central Phone 28 2 yoda dem a Palace Lunch 1. STOPS future tax increases on homes and farms. 2 . REM O VES present threat of wholesalo seizure of property for taxes. 3 . RED U CES frills and waste in public expense. 4 . PRO VID ES generous additional funds for schools. 5 . OPENS Oregon s door to new settlers and investors. 6 . C IV E S taxpayers a voice in future tax levies. QUALITY FOOD Prince Auto Electric 23 S Riverside, Medford Complete New Line of STARTERS ARMATURES GUARANTEED BATTERIES All new material 132 N. Riverside Medford Oregon Lks-n».- 2114 t alilo* nia Lic*-a*e .(020 11» E Main VOTE 3 1 3 X NO 32 N. Fraat A Clean Place To Eat Dr. H. P. Coleman Lnnrlt The State Pc wer Hill is useless without at least * 1 8 ,0 0 0 ,OOO of new State Bonds. A vote for the Bill corra..! s you to vote later for the Bonds. & Party Specials at S a fe In su ra n ce at a Having Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ( Incorporated ) V o r th » le t!fo r d . Ore. Dianen M o r e S ta te S to r e s our Specialty D A W S O N ’S All Natural Methods at i d d Complete Confectionery Composi 18 Ea l DAIRY RANCHES I F I .A M » C L A R K When In Medford K c . , Oregon Out of the Power RusSwess Expert Photography Kino Portraits a Specialty Prepare for the coming of Winter * PJ 1Y SAFE! Shangle Studios 44 N. Front St. Phone 203 Medford, Oregou Anything In line of fencing 124 N. Riverside Phons 283 Medford, Oregon HV3LJ t Repairing At Depression Prices 16 S. Central Medford Visit Harden’s Drapery Shop REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 204 E. Main Phone 315 Medford Me-dames aCssman. Gebhard Fc ry motored to Ashland yesterday to attend an all day session of the P T A. The state president was present Medford Post No. 15 American and an Interesting and Instructive Legion has signed up the outstand session was reported ing and, in Portland, the only Swing Read, for appearance Armistice Day. Wednesday, Nov. 11th. D A IL Y ’S This band consists of 14 pieces Auto Painting and Includes also six entertainer for Medford's Oldest and a monstrous floor show. FINEST Now is the time to The entertainers and part of the band were the main attraction at 8IMONIZE 32 So Bartlett Medford the Roseburg Convention of the American Legion this year, being featured at the Streets of Paris In that city, this concession was packed from early afternoon until the last bugle was blown on the last hour of Render Tea & the last evening of the convention. Announcements of the other at Coffee Co. »4 N. Itartlett Medford tractions of the Armistice Day cele Next door to Peerlcaa Market bration at Medford will be published WE ROAST O l'R OWN COFFEE from time to time. Look for them It is not allowed to become and come to Medford for a big day shelf stale Wednesday Nov. 11th. Deluxe— 33e— 2 lbs. 65c Royal— 29c— 2 lbs. 55c Typical Breakfast Chear-25c—2 lbs. 49c The Landon home at Independ Superior— 23c— 2 lbs. 45c enee, Kansas, is a typical Ameri Brazilian— 17c— 2 lbs. S4c can home in a “ typical prairie state” . Band to Appear Nov. 11 Special Attention to llleod Pres sure, Mtomarh and Itvwctn. Consultation and Examinai Ion FREE Phone 0415 In Medford Mince I irai > %KetM I turi et I HI P h o n e I ItMl See ns for Fire Insnrinre n H y * r r» r> Tax delinquency in Oregon is new $46,510,724.53. And growing year after year. Itfs time to call a halt! Pd \ 4 r h r Horn# * Perm <>»r.rr« Asen of O r# f I». A m « U Vf P m ,ih, f r . 8 Portland, Or#f*»i