Medford mail tribune., December 06, 1923, Page 10, Image 10

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A BIGGER AND BETTER MEDFORD
Facts and Figures Taken From the Ofticial Records to Show That
, Medford and the Rogue River Valley Are in Better Industrial and
Financial Condition Than Ever Ref ore in Their History.
lilUie. XJIUSB pciUJre wimj man i-j " ;
! the cast and the middlewcst could find no better pit. urs of
,west, however, than Medford.. For" the chart above -?tth-has
less snow fall than either Portland or Seattle, and'V Word
the snowfall of Washington, D. C; Yet now and then the!8" -half
of winter, just enough to tingle the blood and. prevent t.uel
bf a one-season and debilitating climate. :. , ,i 9ny
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REBUILT ANEW '
, for yon.
.y.
NOTICE
The few remaining lots on pave
mnnt (about 100- are hereby with
drawn from sale pending a re.
vision of prices upward to bring
them in line with paved lots in
ether towns in Oregon of similar
size to Medford where they are
gelling from $700 to $300 and
even $1000 per lot.
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TOKIO, Dec. B. (By Associated
Press). - .The island of Formosa was
heavily shaken by an earthquake last
night. The prefectural office at
Tainan was damaged and Borne dam
age to-' property In adjoining villages
was reported, v " '" :
to Kit . also experienced . uugnt
shocks'early last nights -
TOKIO, . Dec B.--.i:BBy Associated
Press). The Japanese cablnetxhas
agreed - to ' advane -to' it-: insarance
compinlep 'accepting Its. terms, funds
sufficient to pay.ten per cent of their
losses sustained owing to the wide'
spread destruction wrought by '-' the
recent earthquake. - '
The cabinet terms provide for loans
which will bear two per cent- Interest
and be re-payable through the -establishment
of sinking funds. Foreign
.companies operating In Japan have
been offered loans under the same
terms. -
Teaches Misses School
First Time, 30 Years
, 8AWTELLE. Cal.. Dec. 8. Miss
Nellie M. Ingoldsby, a teacher in the
Wood row Wilson 'school here claims
to have established a new record for
UnDroKen ationuunce. a aeserc wusii
put prevented her- return from an au
tomobile trip In ''time " to resume
(caching this, week. It was the first
time she hod missed a, day nt school
In thirty yers, she aid.
Saltzman 8uccees Squler.:'" . 0
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. The selec
tion of Colonel Charles MaoK. Saltz
man to succeed Major General George
O. Squior as chief signal officer of the
army was announced today by Secre
tary Weeks.. Oenoral Squier will re
tire soon after more than forty years'
active service. '., -i -v.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. C Ponding
a meeting of the Northwest Water
front Employers union at Vancouver,
11. C, December 12, no action will bo
taken by watorfroht employers here
In making an advance from 80 to SO
centa an hour in longshoremen's
wages, the employers union hero , an
nounced.
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OREQON
WEATHER BUREAU
Climate.
A few words about climate. If a perfect climate is a mean be
tween two extremes, and experts declare it is, then Medford has
the perfect climate. Look at the two charts above Bhowing the range
of temperature and the precipitation. From the standpoint of an
artist in weather, could anything be more nearly perfect?
No extreme cold snaps, no extreme hot spells, no cloud bursts, no
floods, no parched Sahara weather. ;" V
Unfortunately, the humidity is not charted but it should be noted
that thanks to a' low humidity, 90 degrees in Medford is less oppres
sive than 75 in the east and middlcwest. ' .--
The normal maximum ranges from 45.6 to 90.5 and the normal
minimum from 30.2 (just below freezing) to 52.6. The normal aver
age temperature ranges from 37.9 to 71.5. A climate like that for
health and general well being could scarcely be surpassed.
Now as to rainfall. There is art unfortunate impression outside of
Oregon that Oregon is a cross between a frog pond and a London
log. It, may ibe udnuttcd that along the Oregon coast it rains a great
ileal, in some places over 100 inches annually. But look at Medford 's
rainfall n normal average of 1&59 inches I .
San Francisco with its glorious California climate, has an average
rainfall of 22 inches annually, nearly 4 inches greater.
Moreover, during the spring, summer and early fall months, when
the average person is most anxious to enjoy the out-of-doorsthere is
practically continual sunshine in the Rogue River valley. Finally,
these 'charts are-not booster literature. They are based upon official
reports of the TJ. S. Weather Bureau, the final word in climatic data.
In this connection it may be noted in addition to the best trout
fishing in the world and wild game hunting that can not be excelled,
Medford will have in 1924 one of the best golf courses on the coast,
laid out by a Medford rancher, II. Chandler Egan, former national
amateur golf champion and present golf champion of rthe Pacific
Coast. . I aSfSSF
Perfect weather, unequalled out-door sports I As a place to not
only live, but enjoy life, Medford and the Rogue River valley can't be
surpassed.
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1921-1922 INCLUSIVE
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Seasonal Snow Fall.
The above chart shows that Medford' has a seasonal average of 9.17
inches of snow, winch will be a great surprise to many residents of
the city, for snow is seldom seen, except on the peaks of the Siskiyous
or the peaks of the Cascade or Coast ranges far in the distance, The
fact is, however sopie snow falls during the "winti'f mqrffliyEiit usually
disappears at once, becuuse of the relatively high average temper-
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Overcoats
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every size, a coat for every occasion.
Priced" to suit every pocketbook.
Values for
$35. $55.00
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