Medford mail tribune., June 14, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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ONE THRU TODAY
Wlmt wns believed to txs the 1)
JIavllund plane wiw slKlitoil MUsln
over Medford nt 1 :30 p. m. The sky
wim clear and several people In Mini
ford saw the piano clearly, it passing
directly over Siskiyou Height east
of the city, - - -
ALBANY, Ore.. June 14. Five nir
planes of the Sacramento flvinsr cir
cus arrived here at 10:'2." o'eloek to
day from Portland. Thev made the
flight in one hour nnd ten minutes.
Governor Oleott. who was a pnsson
per in one of tho planes, did not stop
at Salem, but came to Albany ami
decided to continuo tho flight when
the planes take the air for Cottage
Grove at 2 o'eloek.
TheDeVnvilniul plane, piloted bv
Lieutenant Beck, passed over this
place nt 11 :05 en route to Sacramen
to, but did not stop. It was reported
pnssing over Eugene nt 11 :40 o'clock.
PORTLAND, June 14. Five of
the seven army airplanes from Math
er Field, Sacramento, took the air
ot 9:15 o clock today on the first hop
ot their return journey, the Portland
Vlotory Rose Festival having ended
last night.. Lieutenant Colonel Wat
son and four of his aviators were to
stop at Cottage Grove, and stay there
over night. . Tomorrow, Orants Pass,
nnd Ashland will he on the schedule
for stops. Governor Oleott started
for Salem, on his return trip by air,
with one of the army lieutenants to
day. Lieutenant Beck, pilot ot the De
Haviland airplane, was preparing to
leave shortly after the first of the
flying circus and to make a direct
flight to Sacramento, where he hoped
to arrive by six o'clock tonight, he
stated.
Lieutenant J. M. Fetter, -with one
of, the Curtiss planes, was left here
to make a flight to Seattle, via Ta
coma, on Monday. From Washing
ton points he was to fly to Moscow,
Idaho, thence to Yellowstone Park
and finally to -Ogden and Reno, ac
cording to plans announced today.
OHis- trip was to be made to map out
air routes, finding landing fields and
generally blaze the way for future
flyers.' All the data he accumulates
on the trip will be turned over to the
war department for use of the air
plane service. . - - ' .
FIRE lil F.MBLDG
Mae Murray at the Page Theatre
Sunday Only, With Vaudeville
The business district of Medford
had a tire scare this morning and
the M. F. & H. building tenants re
gard themselves as very fortunate
hat the fire In the basement of that
big structure was discovered In time.
Had it gotten a little more headway
one of the worst fires in the history
of the city might have been the result,-
As it was the flames were eas
ily extinguished and the loss was
comparatively small.
.'. The janitor of the building who
was supposed to burn the paper and
rubbish from the M. F. & H. store
and ' offices of the various tenants
daily, -. had instead allowed it to ac
cumulate by the waste trash burner
beside the furnace. An employe of
the company started to burn some of
this trash in the burner at 7:45
o'clock this morning and left the
basement . for a short time during
which the big pile of rubbish nearby
had caught fire and was fast burning
and spreading when discovered.
Smoke poured from the basement
windows and was carried upstairs
thruout the hall ways of the several
floors. ' The flames communicated to
the heavy wood ceiling and rafters
of the basement near the furnace,
burning the cable that carried the
various electric wires that served the
building, thus demoralizing the tele
phone and electric light system of
the structure. Repairs were later
made which soon restored the ser
vice, The fire was extinguished' by the
firemen, before It had eaten Its way
thru the first floor, but the basement
ceiling , and rafters were badly
charred.
; Hoy Scouts Attention
i'All registered scouts will report at
the abstract office next Tuesday.
June 17, at 7:30. An outing in sight.
. ! P. M. JANXEY, Scoutmaster.
'., . - ' Notice
Notice is hereby given that bonds
of Medford Lodge No. 1 16S B., P. O.
E. In the sum of $5,000.00, have
been ordered paid, respectfully: i.S'us.
592, 394, 322, 858, 378, 149, 590.
696, 734, 868, 827, 267, 11, 369,
672, 900, 647, 152, 778, 640, 600,
779, 448, 83, 577, 320, 7, 578, 813,
93, 652, 656, 747, 'D02, 410, 477,
619, 880 892, 246, 350, 898, 808,
301, 383, 761, 622, 641, 456, 893,
576, 826, 268, 417, 708, 875, 673,
785, 647, 865, 379, 238, 314, 300,
495, 236, 110, 348, 382, 100, 321,
4X1; 385, 274, 351, 89, 98, 328, 182,
865, 766, 886, 721, 96, 753, 716, 20,
555, 338, 399, 756, 599, 229, 501,
.769, 508, 381. 564, 616.
Interest will cease on same June
15,. ".919. . . L, L. JACOBS,
.72 ' Secretary, i
IS
10 BE HELD IN
VALLEY JULY 14
A new vital project is proposed for
the voting; women and girls of
southern Oregon in tho form of a
i'nmp" from July 14 to 21. The
girls will live in tents, 'good meals will
be provided and good times are prom
ised. The morning will be used for
stndv classes in the Hible. foreign
und home missions and stories for
Sunday school classes. The after
noon is to be given to a good time and
the evenings will be filled with stories
of missions nnd three evenings of the
Chnutamimi program.
tiirls nnd their mothers will lie
asking -who is to he in charge of the
camp, but as Mrs. M. ('. Heed of
Ashrand'will be with the girls no one
who knows her. will be anxious lest
anything will happen to inar the week.
The expense will be $1.1)0 a dav und
$1.00 extra to meet the expenses of
the speakers.
Within a week announcements will
he sent to everv church. Latel the
names of teachers nnd speakers will
be published.
The next nuestion that will bo nsk
ed is where will the camp ho .located
and to whom should application be
sent?
The camp will bo in Ashland park,
and Mrs. J. II. Hovt of Ashland will
register girls and vonng women up to
Julv 10.
Women will be admitted to the
classes as well as girls. Who cannot
be a member of the camp bv paving
$1.00 for expenses ?
Indications are that there will be
a large vote cast at Monday after
noon's school election which will be
held at the high schaol building be
tween the hours ot 2 and 6 o'clock.
All registered voters of the city can
vote on the school director contest to
elect a successor to W. E. Phipps
whose term expires, but only taxpay
ers can vote on the tax budget prop
osition. Up to today there was only one
candidate for school director, Harry
btoeckman, the civil engineer, bnt
H. C. Garnett, the hardware mer
chant, early this afternoon shied his
hat into the ring and announced hlB
candidacy.
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FOR BIG FIGHT
TOl.KDO. Ohio. June l l.-No less
lliun ;i(HI siieeiul trains will be run to
Toledo for the heavyweight cham
pionship contest between Jnek llemp
sev und Jess WVIurd on Julv 4, Tex
Ixiekard, promoter of the' contest,
said todav.
Willnrd announced todav that ho
expects to weigh within two or three
pound, of what he tented when he
won the championship from Jack
Johnson in Havana in 1!)1". Willard
tipped the scales nt 2411 pounds
then and he was onlv -''i pounds
above that figure when ho finish
ed his workout vestenlav.
If the cut' over Denipsev's dam
aged eve is sufficiently healed, the
challenger will bo allowed to resume
boxing tomorrow;
Sailor Hill Ketehel, the voting
henvvweight who joined Wilard's
staff of spurring partners is on his
wnv hack to New York toilav. Wil
lnrd sank a left honk into Ketchel's
mid-section und he allowed that ho
had enough.
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Three Days Commencing Thursday, June 19th
RUPERT HUGHES'
Tremendous Dramatic-Story
"The Unpardonable Sin"
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Special Musical Program
Augmented Orchestra Evenings
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10 or 12 JSx. Film Developing 12()o
Post Card Size Picture Printing, 3 for 10c
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