' BrETVPOTt'D MXTC TTtTRTim MTlDFOTOTi. OTJTCCiOW SATURDAY, MAY-2-1. 19M --3:-i7,
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ELKS DRIVE FGR
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High School Glee Club Will
Give Free Concert Monday
; HE'S COMING PAST
ROY STEWART
MEET IN MEDFORD
ON 29TH OF MAY
All OVER TOP
TODAY
ONLY
.Whenever Pat Dalley, the fish and
Korao warden of this district, and Ed
Walker,; his deputy, visit the Gold
Ray dam, some one or more fish law
violators usually Ret the hooks and
the salmon In the fish ladder cease
getting them. The two officials visit
ed the dam late last night and declare
they discovered tour men Bnngging
or hooking fish out of the fishway.
The four prisoners were arraigned
In Justice Taylor's court this morn
ing and their hearing was set for this
afternoon after they had entered a
plea of not guilty. They are Walter
C. Schmidt and Chas. James of Med
ford, and Son C. Hoffman of Gold
Ray, who Is the night operator of the
California-Oregon Power company
plant, at that point.
Incidentally Game Warden Dally
Saturday forenoon called attention
to the fact that the law which pro
vides' that any violator of the fish
and game laws shall be deprived of
bis fishing and hunting license will
he rigidly enforced. This law, which
Is not generally known, reads as fol
lows:' - "Any person tn the state of Oregon
who npon being convicted of a viola
tion of any of the laws for the pro
tection ot any of the wild game ani
mals, game birds or game fish, shall,
for tbe first offense, forfeit his hunt
ing or angling license in addition to
penalties, otherwise provided, and
shall be denied the privilege of hunt
ing and angling for any of the game
animals, game birds or game fish of
the state for the balance of the calen
dar year in which the offense was
committed. :
' "Should any person after being de
nied the privileges of hunting or an
gling by any of the provisions of this
act for any stated period, hunt or
angle for any of the Wild game ani
mals, game birds or game fish of this
state, or secure by fraud or otherwise
a license to hunt or angle, such per
son shall be deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor." The punishment clause
provides for. a fine of from $25 to
$500, and costs and from 30 days to
six. months in jail, or both.
STATE CROPS
NEED. WATER
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's PORTLAND,' May. 24. Except
over limitedirareaa in .western, and
southern Oregon counties, farm work
is well in hand and vegetation is
. fairly -well advanced for the season,
pays the yeekly summary of weather
and crop conditions in Oregon, is
sued by .the weather bureau ' here.
The week was cool, with consider
able cloudiness.- Light rains were of
frequent occurrence in the western
counties and scattered showers oc
curred In most of the eastern part
of the state but there was a consid
erable area in the central and south
eastern counties where no rain fell. A
little sno fell in a few elevated
localities. Frost occurred' several
mornings in some of : the eastern
icountles. In the central and south-.
rn counties there were high drying
.winds and. some dust storms. Snow
in the mountains melted rather slow
ly but streams carried a good flow of
water, j
.! The cool weather and light rains
were favorable for winter wheat, oats
and rye. Wbere no rain fell these
crops are suffering from drought but
the acreage thus affected is relatively
small. Some little damage was done
by. frost and. cold winds. Spring
wheat,, oats and barley are germinat
ing; well in most localities and have
been helped by rain but need more
moisture. Seeding is still in pro
gress in some elevated localities. A
few aphides are reported from Polk
county and grasshoppers are doing
some damage in Klamath county.
. Planting of corn is progressing rapid
ly, ..tho over some very small areas,
planting was stopped by rain. War
mer weather is needed for corn.
The-weather was generally favor
able for fruit but there Is Btlll com
plaint of appleB, cherries and prunes
-dropping. ; Strawberries are plentiful
In "Douglas-. county and are ripening
In other localities. Early cherries
are turning in Umatilla county.
The growth of alfalfa and clover
lias' been retarded by low tempera
ture and lack of sunshine. Other
hay crops have generally made good
growth. Meaaows and pastures have
iieen revived by rain in the western
counties, and to a limited extent else
where.: More rain is needed. Stock
continues to make good gains. Shear
ing continues. Some sheep have been
' poisoned on-the range in Lake county.
Planting of ; potatoes continues.
Karly potatoes are growing well.
Gardens need warmer weather and
more sunshine, the report declares.
With Medford trade Is Medford made
Highest Quality Jewelry repairing
Diamond letting, watch repairing
Satisfaction assured In
quality and price,
MARTIN J. REDD!
Mall ns your want.
Tho membership drive which has
been conducted this month by the
local lodge of Elks will bo brought to
a whirlwind finish ne$. Thursday,
May 29. It was originally intended
to get one hundred new members but
over one hundred and twenty-five
applications are already in and tho
prospects are now that at least two
hundred will be the final result.
The Elks will hold a big celebra
tion on June 20 when all the candi
dates will be initiated at one time.
This is probably the lurgest class of
Elks ever initiated at one time in
Oregon and a' special dispensation
will have to be secured from tho
grand exalted rulor to handle such
a large number of candidates. The
officers and a bunch of committees
are busy day and night preparing for
the big event. It is planned to have
one of the biggest celebrations the
Elks have ever had In this part of the
country and visitors are expected
from far and near.
The purchase has just been com
pleted of a fine tract of land on
Rogue river which will be used as a
picnic ground. Improvements al
ready under way call for the expendi
ture of over $5,000 and includes a
fine dancing pavilion, camping cot
tages, swimming pool, water system,
electric lights, etc. A special effort
is being made to provide tor the com
fort of ladies and children.
The Medford lodge of Elks have an
enviable reputation thruout the state
for their high class ritualistic work
and have been selected by the district
deputy grand exalted ruler to com
pete with the Portland lodge In initi
atory work at the Elks state conven
tion to be held at Klamath Falls tn
August, the prize being a beautiful
silver loving cup. .
GETS NEWS SON'S
Y
U. G. Schafer of Gold Hill, while
on a visit to the Hail Tribune office
this forenoon picked up an Albany
newspaper from among , the ex
changes and casually started to read
It when his eye came to an item
which rudely shocked him as by It
he learned for the first time of a
serious accident that befell his son,
John Schafer, of Albany.
The story related tow the son, who
is a farmer and was formerly South
ern Pacific section foreman in that
district, .was struck by a passenger
train, one mile Soilth of Jefferson,
suffering a broken leg and broken
arm and severe body bruises. He
was at once removed to a hospital.
Mr, Schafer prepared to leave at once
to be at his son's bedside.
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Ahitvo is the mot lire of tlio Iliirli
sive with I liirh Soluuil orchestra ut the
Monday evvninir. Mnv 2ti. free to the public.
ToD row, h'ft to riaht Zvlphu Jackson. Muriel Schulinnl. Kmiioo
Pruitt. Bessie lleiullec. Marciiret lloliiinr. Mvrtn Ottenltilo. 'Miss Viuulor
Sluis, l'hvlis Huberts. Second Row
Annette Heekniiin. t.iherta Gore, Helen
nliine Konpes. Thelnui Utmnnwnv. Mtircnrct Sheets. Third row Jeiin
Looinis, Maiurie Skeotcrs. Helen Brown, Kmiioe Unuidim. Kern Dewev,
Kuluittli Brown. Miirciiret Sears. Kvelvn McDnnnld. Fourth row Miirie
Obeiicluiin. Glmlvs Nridires. Winifred
Hiirtitel. Luoin Kinc. Mnrmiret Brown.-
HOTEL MEN
IN FIGHT
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(PORTLAND, May 24. Joinlrfg the
Oregon Sportsmen's league nhd the
Multnomah Anglers club In the fight
they are waging, the Oregon State
Hotel association today adopted a
resolution urging Governor plcott to
make an Immediate probe of tho ad
ministration of the state fish and
gams commission. ,
The Oregon Sportsmen's league
and the Multnomah Anglers' club
petitioned the governor scvernl
months ago for an Investigation,
charging that the administration of
the commission Is dominated by . the
commercial fishing interests, and per
meated with politics. Governor Ol-
cott promised a probe but deferred it
because Commissioner Warren, rep
resentative of the commercial fisher
men on the commission, had to go
east.
PARIS, May 24. (By Associated
Press.) Michael J. Ryan, one of the
representatives of Irish societies In
the United States, who have been
here in connection with the effort to
secure a hearing for the Irish Sinn
Fein delegates before the peace con
ference, left today for America.
Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City and
former Governor Edward F. Dunne
of Illinois.. '
b w
-7A? af-y?ar -round soft drink '
Popular demand Luilt Bevo's reat planf
tho most perfect industrial equipment in the world.
Scientifically lighted and ventilated, and provided
with every humanitarian device possible for the
protection of the health and safety of its thousands
oi employes. Liectricaliy
Capacity million bottles daily.
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School uirls eleo oluli who will
ltuH school bitililim;, n concert
Irene Hiirroll. Josephine l.iiullcv.
l'hillirook, Mnric Myers, Jose-
Rend. . Xnonii Wilson. Joscphino
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VAUDEVILLE AND
FILMS AT PAGE
THEATRE TONIGHT
Conk nndj.n Grande in vaudeville
ot the Pace tonight. The urogram nt
tho Pnise today features Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin (Mildred Harris) in the spe
cial Lois Weber production ''When a
Girl Loves. This picture plensed u
large, audience vesterdav. Willium
Stowell. who pluvs with Mrs. Cliupliii,
does his host in this feature ns "Ku
cle" Ryan and scores a decided hit.
A two reel eomedv culled '"Society
Stuff" mill a Henrst News completes
the .pietiirso.
The Cook nml Ln Grande team of
fer n verv clever vaudeville net ns
thev are it keen pair wio chatter, King
und step, in an entertaining wuv. Cook
and LaGramlo, n.rotuiiil mid fciipris
inirlv athletic comedian, and a pretty
and sliupelv "look me over kid" per
son are sure to, please with their
coined v. daiicinir and winging. These
two artists are to appear again Sun
day in nn entirevl diiTsrect urogram.
With Medford trade Is Medford made
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLD bt IRUG'iiSTS EYLWVKEffi
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operated.
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, .Tho First District Fodoriitlim of,
Vmon's Clubs uf Southern Oregon
wilt meet In Mvdford nt tho Prosliy
ttH'iiin church May ill), 10 1 a. ,
Tills will bp tho first meeting for
two yours, owing to wur notlvltlvH,
but will now tnko up tho work ot ru
orgunUntlon und "carry on" oil the
lines laid down before the war.
It women's clubs wore -over iiocoh
snry and Important, they, tire doubly
so now ns civic improvement, educa
tion, health and standards ot living
are mora and mora becoming public
Instead ot private questions.
All those things and others will ha
discussed nt this mooting. Kvory
wointius' club and Pnront-Teucher as
sociation In southern Orogon will bo
represented, and nil local womon
whether a member ot a club or not
Is urgod to attoud.
Wo will have the honor and pleas
ure ot having Mrs. Cnstiivr, state pre
sident with us, and she will suouk an
the reconstruction bill which Is ot
such absorbing Interest to tho voters
of our state ut the present time.
Tho nut of town visitors will -be
surved with lunchoon ut the Medford
hotel. Alt locul womon destrtug lunch
should phono to Mrs. Mundy, 380.
"f IVogram
Registration. B:a0.
Call to order 10 o'clock, Mrs.
Mundy.
Address of wolcome, Mrs. Schlof
felln. Home Demonstration Work, Miss
MrCormlck.
Wonians I. und Army, Mrs. Hollo
way. Public Health. Miss McGrnll.
Luncheon nt Medford hotul.
Call tn order, 1:30, Mrs. Mundy. .
Instrumental solo, Mhui Gray.
Music in the Public Schools, Mrs.
E. E. Gore.
Now Program for American Hod
Cross, Mrs. -Mears.
- Reconstruction Hill, Mrs. Custnor.
Duot, "Oh, That Wo Two Woro
Maying-', Mrs.. McElhoae and Mrs.
Isaacs. '
Eloctlon ot officers.
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Miss Uoss'ot Sun Frnncisco, who
had been visiting Mr. nud Mrs. J. M.
Wllfley nt Eoglo Point, loft Saturday
morning for Portland.!
Mrs. L. E. Smith of Portland, Is
hero visiting her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. I). i. Uunch who will celeb nil e
their golden wedding anniversary
tomorrow. ' .
Mrs. N. F. Clomont of Grants Pass,
arrived In Medford yesterday for a
two weeks stay.
Mrs. Guy Shofliy and baby who had
been visiting Mrs. Shelby's paronts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ..icClny, loft for
their home at Bend this morning.
Mrs. Cotty or Portland, loft for
home today following a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J.. W. Uerrlan for three
weeks.
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"BOSS OF THE LAZY Y"
A certain young lady mixed things up considerable
And here's
SMILING- BILL PARSONS
In
"THE MUSIC MASTER"
; A Rib Buster.
Regular Prices
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AUTOMOBILISTS
T)on't l'liin your Ktorngojiattci'y J)y.usirig liyilrmit
water. v
Distilled Water 15c nv f gallon without con
tainer; 25c per gallon with container.
IGNATION REPAIRING
Jragnotos, Spark CoilHMtitora and Generators'
repaired and rewound. Guaranteed good as new.
'Batteries repaired. "We are Southern Oregon Agents
for the celebrated Burd Kings. Try them for com
pression. .. .; . :'! -
. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO.
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L"1 L ' ' L' U 'L
Where the Federal Reserve
System Plays Its Part
IP the seasonable , demand- fftr money be
comes too great at certain tiini.'s'of the year
-"then "paper" or notes of certain st-ipulat-ed
kind, received through loans, may be re
discounted by a Member Bank, such as the
First National,' to the Federal Reserve, Bank
in the district, and that demand or need
soon met. ; '':r:" ..'
. Of course' the customer thereby is
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'Uhe Rrst National Bank
' Medford Oregon
Vulcanizing
All our work (trlvtly guaranteed to
ue flmt clans. 15 N. Fir St., Hodford
... Flione 4841 . , , '
MEDFORD. VULCANIZING WORKS
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also agent for Fairbanks and Morn
Engine., .
, 17 South Rlverelda.
nlll"i mi'Bwiin
MEDFORD,
' EAGLE POINT, '
BUTTE FALLS
Jitney Service
-; ,' Starts Tuodday My 20th.
IxiuvrN NiihIi Ilolol HillO n, m, and
, Jlu I to I'iiIIh at a p, in, dully.
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