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STAGING H. S. PLAY
Work on the nconvry fur tho high
school senior play, "All-of-a-Huddf-n
Peggy" luiH been begun under tin
direction of Tom Swmu. Uucuuve of
the nature of Ihi play, the Htuglng
will he more via burnt than thnt
made for any preceding hih wihool
production. A special st of scenery
will no mudc for the country h"m
of the C'rackt'nthorpofl in tho flrnt
and third actH. !!ch1U-r the walla
and old-fashioned bow windows, a
HtHlmtxe with two lutullnga an well
Mi a hnkony pxiemling uituhb the
rAage Ih being constructed, Another
Hueclal seenu Is being prepared fur
Jimmy Keppel'a btuheloi- apartment1
In the second net. An immense'
Jireplaco Ih one of the iiutHtundlng
features. .Mr. Mentzer of the man
ual training department, and a com-I
mittee of senior boys are devoting
every spare minute to this under-1
taking- The membcra of the Hinge'
com mt tee who are working with
Harold Sander, the chairman, are
Brnent Hurt, (iilhert Knips and Ver
non Turpln.
Tickets for the play will be in tho
hands of all seniors Friday, April
24. These tickets ran be exchang
ed for reserved seats at the box of
fice of the Craterlan, Wednesday,
April 29 at 12 oVIock. The prices
are ? 1.25 for the first 18 rows down
stairs; $1.00 for the remaining down
stairs seats and the first two rows
in the balcony; 7& cents for all other
seats.
such as he held beiure his descent Into
the depths.
tVlnc of Youth."- begins an engage
ment of two days at the Kialto theater
tomorrow maUnee. It is adapicd to
tho screen Xroni Jtachel Crothcrs'
stage success, "Mary the Third," is a '
whimsical, story of modern youth,
treated for the most part in a light, (
Humorous vein, n win imrouuce
again to the screen here Eleanor
Buardman.
ColltH'ii Moore Off fur -Europe
HOLLYWOOD, Cal April Col
leen Moore, motion picture actress
left here last night with her husband,
John MoCormlck, film executive, for
a summer vacation trip through Eur
ope. They will sail from Now York
May 2.
ioctoiu;i) ALr, wi.vrrcn, fhvds
JtHMKfr'
"I doctored all winter and it didn't
help a hit, but KOLKV'S HONEY &
TAlt OOMIOLNL was Just tho thing
for my cough and cold," writes Mrs.
Henry Daniel, herrysburg, Perm. KO
EEYS JIOXEY & TA It OOMPOt .VIJ
is one of the largent selling cough
medicines In the world. Contains r..?
opiates ingredients are printed on
each carton. Good for old and young,
ltefuse substitutes. Insist upon FO
LEY H. Hold everywhere. "
Dick Posey Recital
Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow Evening
All who hnvo enjoyed the original
poemA of H. 1. Campbell, otherwise
known as llel; Posey, at tho Lincoln
club bantiuets anil that are appearing
each week as a feature ' i.e wnninn's
'page of the Hun are urged to attend
the recital of Mr. Campbell ,at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow, Fri
day evening.
"Dick" has iomo new numbers, us
well as (several of the former popular
selections.
The' price of admission In only M)
rents for adutts and 2 cent a for child
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Radio Programs
for Tonight
KFf. Los Angeles, Ititt.fi 'maters, S to
!), I'rogram presented by the Htandurd
Oil company of California, featuring
talent, recruited from within the or
ganisation. U to 10, Program pre
sented by the California Muwle comr
pany, broadcast from the Chlckerlng i
Hall, Los Angeles. 10 to 11, Program1
presented by the Los Angeles Exam
iner. KII.J,, Los Angeles, 4n(i.2 meters, S
to 1.0, Program through tho courtesy
of '.loh n Wright, the rlghl tailor. 10 to
10:80, Special program prerenllng the
Plggly Wlggly Olrls. 10:30 lo 11:80,
Art Hickman's dunce orchestra from
the Itlltmriro Hotel.
ICFHQ, Los Angeles, 275:1 tnetins,
0:15 to 10, Uruy Studio program, fea
tpring tho Temple chotr under tho di
reotlon of O. X. Nichols, to to 11. Or
gan recital prngrum of Erther Fricke
Croon, asHHlted by (iertrude Koehrlng.
contralto.
KNX, Hollywood, 337 meters, X (o
0, Feature pronram. 10 to 11, Hotel
Ambassador, Abe Lyman's Cocoanut
drove orchestra. 11 to 12, Campus
night, student of University of Cali
fornia, Southern branch.
KFWH, Hollywood. 2S2 meters. 9
10 10, Elite Itarlo company's program.
Elite Kadin orchestra, 10 to 11. Warn
er Hros. program, conducted by Har
ry Seymour. 11 to 1, Montmartre Cafe
Dunce Music.
KPO, San Francisco. 4 2 ST. 3 meters,
8 to 0, Organ recital by Theodore J.
Irwin, official organist, ut tho W'ur
litter. It to 10. aCllfornla "Aggie" Glee
club program. 10 to 11, Johnny
Bulck's Amphlans of Cahirla Cafe.
KUO, Oakland. 361 meters. 8, Stu
dio program. 10 to 1, dance music pro
gram by Henry Halstcad'8 orchestra
and snlnlstK, Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco.
KJK, Seattle. 3S4.4 infirm. 10:30 to
12, Itegular meeting of the "Keek .Toy
Hadlatlng Order of Kats In their Pel-frey."
"
The Screen
MihN Talnuulgc Stars,
The nnrthwest premiere showing of
the screen version of Martin Hrown'a
sensational melodramatic comedy
"The Uuly," nt ten Hunt's Craterlan
Is another evidence that Norma Tal
madge Is undoubtedly the greatest
"silent drama" actress In the world
today. As" Polly Pearl in "The Uuly."
Norma has staged a come hack (If in
deed she wkh ever actualy away.i
Aided by a great story, yome truly
marvelous photnm aphy and u hat
m mounts to super-direction, "Qi n
Xorma" fairly sweeps her nudlences
off their chairs by (he variety and
virility of the many emotions for which
her role calls. (
Altogether, the new Hunt's Crate
rlan bnl in a splendid one from start
to finish and those of you who miss
"Queen Net ma" in "The Lady" are
not going to miallfy for an -graving
on your tombstone to the effect that
you "got the best out of llfo.."
, At the llhitto.
lavish staging and unusually fine
acting characterize "A Thief in Para
dise." which closes at the Kialto thea
tre tonight. The play IMnges on the
psychological reaction uf a limn who
has tasted the hitter dregs of life and
takes what is not rightfully his .own
property in an effort to gain position
involution No. s:i.
A resolution calling a special elec
tion on Saturday, May 1(J, 1925, for
the submission to the legal voters of
iho City of Medford. Oregon, of a pro
posed act of municipal legislation
changing the city's boundaries so as to
incorporate therein certain additional
territory adjacent to the present boun
darles and submitting said proposed
act of municipal legislation thereat.
lie it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Medford. Oregon:
Section 1.. That there he, and
hereby is called a special election in
and for tho City of Medford. Oregon,
ami in the territory hereinafter pro
nosed to be annexed thereto, to be
held on the 16th day of May, 192G, for
the nurimsc of submitting thereat to
the qualified voters of tmld city, and
of the- territory hereinafter proposed
lo be annexed for their aproval or re
jection a proposed act of municipal
legislation changing the city s boun
daries so as to incorporate therein
certain additional territory adjacent
to the present boundaries. Said elec
tion is hereby ordered to be held on
the above date nnd between the hours
of 1:00 o'clock p. m. and 7:00 o'clock
p. in. as provided by the city charter
of said city and the state law for regu
lar eluctions.
Section 2. That the following places
are herhy designated as tho polling
places within said city at Which saui i
election will be held:
First Ward: Public Market. South!
Riverside Ave .,...,.!
Second Ward: . VVashlnKton school, !
Corner W, Main and Oakdalo Ave.
Third Ward: X''ichtner's Garage, 1
Corner North Fir and Sixth St.
Fourth Ward: City Hall, corner
North Front and Sixth St.
And In addition to the regulur poll
ing places as designated herein the
following are hereby designated as the
places in the territory proposed to be
annexed at which the polls will be op
ened from 1:00 o'clock to 7:00 o'clock
p. in. of said day.
, Residence , of Mrfli . Lena Hoseberry
on West Second Street.
ilvrrydnlo Store, 1600 North Mver
Hhlo Ave.
' Residence of Mrs. Carrie M. Itlckort,
Capitol Hill Addition.
Section 3. That the following per
ilous are hereby designated as election
ofiicinlst'or each of the wards above
mentioned :
, First Ward, Public. Market. Soulh
Riverside Ave. H. C. Burgess. Judge;
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs, judge, who will akin
act as clerk: II, (1. Schearer, judge.
who Himil also act as clerk.
Second Ward: Wash! nut on school
corner W. Main and Oakdaie Ave. A.
CI llevon. Judge; Mrs. HatHe M. Al-
iii'ti, judge, who shall also act as clerk:
Mlsi lauru 1 terry, judge, who shall
also net as clerk.
ThlVd Ward: Klcht tier's (larace.
corner North Fir and Sixth Sts. John
L. Demmer. judge; Frank Hclllnger,
Judge, who shall also act as clerk;
c. It. Wat kins. Judge, who shall also
ai t an clerk.
Fourth Ward: City Hall, . corner
North Front and Sixth Sis. Martin
McDououuh, judge; Mrs. Kate Young,
Judge, who she II also act as clerk;
Anna Inson, Judge, who ahall also
act as clerk.
And In addition thereto the follow
ing are hereby appointed and desig
nated as judges in the, territory pro
posed to he annexed:
Went of MedTord: Residence of Mrs.
Lena lioseberry on Wet 2ml Street.
-Mrs. Lena Roseberry, judge. Mrs.
Dora Price, judge, who 'shall also act
.is clerk; Mrs. Josle Morris, Judge,
who shall also act us clerk.
North of Medford: lterr;.dale Store,
1000 No. Riverside Avo. W. C. Rook
ard. Judge; F. II. McOraw, Judge, who
shall also act as clerk; Airs. Adelia
Allen, Judge, who shall also act as
clerk.
East of Medford: Residence of
Carrie M. Ulekert, Capitol Hill Addi
tion. Mrs. Carrie M. Rickert, judge;
Mrs, R. II. Markland. Judge, who shall
also act as clerk: Mrs. H. D. Powell,
judge, who shall alHo act as clerk.
Section -I. Notice of wild special
election shall be given by publishing
this resolution for four weeks five
times prior to the miidelection in the
Medford Mail Tribune, a newspnper of
general circulation In said City of
Medford. und In the territory above
described, and also by posting four
copies of this resolution In four public
places in said city and in four public
places la the territory proposed to be
annexed, for four weeks prior lo said
election.
Section 5. That there te, and here
by is submitted nnd proposed to the
legal voters of the City of Medford,
Oregon for their approval or rejection
at said special election held On the
16th day of May. Hi5, the following
proposed act of Municipal legislation
changing the boundaries of the City of
Medford so as to incorporate certain
additional territory adjacent to tho
present boundaries.
"The people of the City of Medford
do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That Section 2 of Chan
ter l as heretofore amended, of the
Charter of the City of Medford. as said
charter has been revved, modified and
arranged by P. R. MeCabe. Citv At
torney of the City of Medford. Oregon,
by order rfc the Council f the city of
, Medlord In the ycai I s 1 ;t b, nnd the
fame Is hereby 'thdcd no ns to
read as follows:
CHAPTER I
Section 2. The reographlcnl lfmt
and boundaries of'said cltyodutll be
as follows: Meglnnlng at- a point at
the intersection of the center line of
North Central Avenue iid McAudrcws
Street and from Kald beginning point
running thence northerly uing the
west line of Hunker Hill Addition to
the northwest confer thereof; thence
easterly along the north boundary of
Hunker Hill Addition to the northeast
corner thereof; thence southerly
along the east hnumlary of Hunker
Hill Addition to thesjnrcrsectlon of the
east line of mid addition with the cen
ter lino f McAndrews Street; thence
northeasterly aloiiR the centor lln of
McAndrews Street to It's intersection
"lth the northerly projection of the
west line of Court Street exlended',1
thence north on a J iho thirty feet west I
of the west Hue of Palm's Second Ad-1
dition, and parallel thereto, and said
line extended to it's Intersection with
the feet Ion line between Sections 13
and 4. Township 37 8., R. 2 West of
the Willamette Meridian; thence run
ning easterly on said section line to
it's intersection with the east line of
the P. & K. Railroad right of way as
heretofore laid out; thence south along
the east line of said P. & 12. Railroad
light of way to it's intersection with
the westerly projection of the north
line of Sunrise Home Park Addition;
thence east on said line to R's Inter
section with tho center line of Crater
Lake Avenue; thence northerly along
the center line of Crate Lake Avenue
to tho northwest corner of Laurel
hurst Addition; thence east. along the
north Jlnu of Laurelhurst Addition to
the northeast corner thereof, being
the northeast corner of the southeast
quarter of tho southeast quarter of
Section 19, Township 87 S., R. 1. West
of the Willsmetto Meridian; thence
south along the section line between
said Sections 19 and 20 to the north
west corner of Highcroft Addition;
thence east nlong , the north line of
Highcroft Addition, to the northeast
corner thereof; thence south along the
ent line of Highcroft Addition to the
section line between Sections 20 and
29. Township 37 S., R. 1 West of the
Willamette . Meridian-, thence east
along said section line to the quarter
section corner of said Seciiona 20 and
9, thence northerly to the northwest
corner of Capitol 1111! Auuition, being
the northwest corner of the south
west quarter of Ahe southeast
quarter of euld Section HO;
thence east along the north line of
Capitol Hill Addition to a point di
rectly north of the northeast corner
of the city reservoir site, as described
in deed records Volume 71 at page 531
thereof; thence south along tho east
line of the city reservoir site to the
southeast corner thereof; thence east
to the northeast corner of the Kl Mar
Addltio.n now vacated; thence south
along the ast line uf El Mar Addi
tion, now vacated, to the section line
between said Sections 20 und 2:i;
thence east to the section- corner
of Sections 20, 21, 28 and 29,
Township 37. S. It. 1 West of the
Willamette Meridian; thence south
oti the section line between said
Sections 28 und 29 to the south
side uf the county road; thence west
along the south line of the county
road to tho northeast corner of Sis
kiyou Heights Extension; thence south
along the east line of Siskiyou Heights
Extension to the southeast corner or
Hlpck five (5) of said addition; thence
westerly along the south line of block
five, (fi) and the westerly projection
thereof across block four (4) to it's
intersection with Windsor Avenue,
and the south Hue of Oakwood Drive;
thence westerly along the south line
of Oakwood Drive to it's intersection
with the east line of Harneburg Road,
being the east line of Siskiyou Heights
Addition; thence southerly along the
east line of the Harneburg Koad and
the west line of Siskiyou HclghtsLx
tension to it's intersection with tho
south Mno of D. L. C. number 52,
Township 37, S. H. 1 West t the Wil
lamette Meridian; thence west to the
southwest corner of D. I C. number
B2; thence north to the southwest
corner of Siskiyou Heights Addition,
thence Houth 7 2 degrees 30 minutes
veit In a direct line along the south
boundary of Medford Heights Addi
tion, Imperial Addition and South Sea
Addition to the east line of South
Riverside Avenue; thence southeast- (
eriy along the east sine or woutn
Riverside Avenue to it's intersection
with tho center line of Stewart Ave
nue; thence west along the center line
of Stewart Avenue to It's Intersection
with the center line of Plum Street ex- ,
tended, being the southwest corner of!
Winchester Addition; thence north
along the center line, of Plum street 1
extended to It's Intersection with the
center line of Dakota Avenue: thence
west along the tenter line of Dakota
Avenue extended, being the section line
between Sections 25 and 3ti, Town
ship 37, S. R. 2 West of the Willam
ette Meridian, to the southeast corner
of lot 2, block 2. Xlckell Addition;
thence northerly along the east line of
said lot 2. block 2. Nickel! Addition
and the !aid line extended to it'n in
tersection with the Houth line of West
Walnut Pnrk Addition;. thence wester
ly along the south line of West Walnut
Park Addition to the southwest corner
of said irddltlon; thence northerly
along the west line of said addition
to It's Intersection with the north line
of West Main Street; thence east along
the north line of West Main Street to
it's intersection with the center line
of Western Avenue; thence north
along the center line of Western
Avenue to it's Intersection with
Locust street. continuing straight
north along tho west line of Western
Avenue to It's Intersection with tho
fonth lino of block three (3) West
Medford Addition: thence west to the
southeast corner of lot fi block 3 West
Medford Addition: thence north
along tho line between lota 5 and 0.
block 3, West Medford Addition
to the northeast corner of lot
0' of said block, continuing due
north on the west lino of Sun
set Avenue and the west line of lot
1.- block 1. West Medford Addition to
the center line of McAndrews Street;
thence northeast ulong the center line
of McAndrews Street to it's intersec
tion with the center lino of North
Central Avenue, the point of begin
ning. Section 6. The ballot title for sdeh
measure provided and returned to the
City Recorder by the City Attorney Is
hereby adopted as follows:
BALLOT T1TLK '
"An amendment to Section 2 of
Chapter 1 nf the Charter of the City
of Medford. Oregon, changing the
city's boundaries so as to Incorporate
therein certain additional territory ad
jaeent to the present boundaries.
Section 7. The following is the form
In which the foregoing measure will
appear on the ballot:
"Special city election. Saturday,
M.iy lfl, 1925, proposal to annex ter
ritory submitted to the voters by the
city council by Resolution No .63.
Mark a cross X between the number
and answer voted for.
BALLOT TITLE
"An amendment to Section 2 of
Chapter I of the Charter of the City of
Medford, Oregon, changing the city
boundaries so as to incorporate therein
certain addition territory adjacent to
the present boundaries."
Shall the charter be so amended?
i0 For Annexation. Vos.
EiOl Aalnsi Annexation, No
Section S. That notice of alt mat
ters pertaining to the proposal to an
nex territory as herein set forth shul!
be given ! publishing .this remlution
for four weeks five times prior to the
said electifti In the Medford Mall
Tribune, a, newspaper of geuet1 circu
lation InTald City of Medford and In
the territory above described and also
by posting four copies of this resolu
tion n four public places In said city
"itory proposed to be annexed for tour
weeks prior to said election.
Tlv foregoing resolution was passed
by the city council and signal by hip
in open session this 14th day of April,
1S2f.
(Signed) O. O. ALKNDKRKKR.
Mayor.
Anproved hy me this Hth day of
April. 192R.
tSlgned) O. O. ALEN'OKKFttR.
I Mayor.
ATTEST: (Signed) M. L. ALFoitD.
Hccorder.
Bicy
. M Bicycle Parade promoted to
show the youth of . today how to
ride a bicycle safely and well.
Every boy and girl- man and
worriari with a wheel is invited.
Elegant prizes for riders with
decorated bicycles Boy Scouts
in Uniform.
, . ' -
. Oh Boy! Let's Go!
EVERYTHING
FREE!
"Cycle Trades'of America" Sil
ver Trophy Cup to.'the school
with greatest number of riders
in the parade.
This will be the biggest bicycle
event ever held in this section
of the country.
BE THERE
Washington School Grounds, '
Oakdaie Ave. and Main St.
SATURDAY
(Courtesy of tho Board of Education)
APRIL 25TH
9:30 to" 10:00 A: M.
Assembly S. Bartlett St.
Parade Up Main St.''
1 (Courtesy of tho Police Department)
To Washington School Grounds.
(Courtesy of tho Board of Education)
mra Awarding of
Prizes- ar.d' :
"Safety First"
Demonstration
Will Take Place. ' :
j PRIZES I
Here Is a New
Stunt
j. . ,
Riding on a plank 150 feet long,
"5 inches wide, 1-inch thick.
,The plank lies on the ground and
it can be ridden all the way.
Can you ride' it ? Come .and try!
First prize for the rider covering .
;the greatest', distance, a Gold"
' Watch.
Scooter Race
for Kids
If you have a Scooter get it out,
come to the Cycling Carnival
Saturday morning.
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50-Yard Scooter ' Race three
Prizes.
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Open to all kids with Scooters.
Great snort for kids.
ORDER OFeVeMTS"
. 9:30 All riders assemble;-;
'! 10:00 Bike parade."
10:30 S a f e t y demonstration
and prize awards!
'11:00 Scooter race. '
'11:30 Plank ride.
Ask These Bicycle Dealers for Particulars,
Lamport's Sporting
Goods and Hardware
!' ,- 226-230 Main St. '."
Liberty Repair Shop
" ' "22 So. Grape St. .
Ernest L. Scott
, 112 N. Front St.
You Gan Depgndupon
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Remember Thi: .
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you, Easy Starling, Clean
Combustion. : Maximum
Power,. Full Mileage! ' !
' PEST records show that as'betwee'h the quality of the first
shipment of GENERAL Gasoline for motor1 car Use, which '
arrived here more than a year agdV and" the shipment which is
being distributed by our Independent Dealers today, there is
no difference! ' ' ' ' j
!n other, words, GENERAL remains unchanged.'. It is the. same
peppy, clean-burning, power-giving, old-fashioned gas tnat first' cold
itself, on its merits alone, to' thousands' of motorists in this territory.
Most drivers appreciate this' great dependability of GENERAL.'
They like' to know that the GENERAL .'that goes into' their tanks today
will be" the same superior fuel they got six months ago. Spring, Sum,
mer- any season you can depend upon GENERAL. It 19 planned
for the purpose for which it is sold. , -t -
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Sold Oijly by Authorized Independent Dealers
"Fiil Up Your Tank and Let Yow ENGINE Decide !"
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- Wholesale Distributors
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