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0 O O o o oo MHhFOUl) MAIL TmiUTNl?, fKBFOlMl. OUKCOX, ,SA?l.dJ, .MAY PAGE 0 -L. - Q L iocal and f Personal Intercut Is JncreaainK dily In lhe bond Hut-lion for a new hlKh m-hool next Tuesday from 2 to 7 p. m. at lhe high school building, A record break ing vote of tux payers i anticipated, only tax payers can vote at this elec tion, but at the new hiph school pltc election on Muy 14. all qualified voter of (ha vity can vote. Before you buy that pia.io see Uiun Bpach. He can cave you money. He knows piano and Is reliable. tt The Gold Hill 1'avilion opens to niKht. Hear the Molodtans. that p(p iihtc rifu- ort-hi'Stra. For the thud lime within a year ore(, onjy hy &n oxperjenccd designer. two the fire ciepartmeiu was huuuimmi oh Ht: S:15 a. ni. today to the Wester- hind home. 916 Kast Main street, by a flue fire. Little damage was done. The County Court will pay $10 for information which will lead to a con viction for dumping garbage on coun ty roads or Jn streams. 39 Iladlo meeting Public Library, Mon day evening. 8 o'clock. Kogue Kiver Vallev Radio Club. 3 Of interest to the many Medford people contemplating outings tomor row is that generally fair weather to night and Sunday with moderate tem peratures is the weather prediction issued this morning. Today was one of mostly cloudiness and tsarting oul with a minimum of 41. following Fri day's maximum of 76.8. The county court will pay $10 to anyone who reports and brings to con viction an offender, for dumping trash on county roads. 41 Swim at Merrick plunge. 3fitf Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crane of Hono lulu rind J. M. Clarkson and Jwanette Clarkson of Clarke, I-u., are among ho tel guests in the city from distant points, as are A. F. Hmith and W. J. Austgen of Hammond, Ind., A. Ander son of Syracuse, X. . A. J. Hammes of Cheboygan, Wis., Don K, Hoster and S. Mauinlhal of Chicago, and C. S. Dickinson of Kansas City. If a trained nurse opened a large, comfortable home for elderly ladies, in' Medford or Ashland, how many would like accommodations? Hates quoted, to cover nil care except for se rious illness. Answer at once. Box 37, Mall Tribune. 3S Have you made your date for the Gold Hill Pavilion dance. Don't miss the Melodlans a new and better dance orchestra. 36 Dr. J. G. Goble Is over from Klamath Falls, visiting his mother. Mrs. C. 13. Goble, nnd to renew old acquaint ances. "Ye Olde Tyme" dance extends' an invitation 'to show you the good old times you had years ago. Saturday night, Medford Building, third floor. 3C Itadio meeting Public Library, Mon day evening, 8 o'clock. Rogue River Valley Radio club. .- 37 District Attorney Chancy announced yesterday that a kviuhI Jury indictment aguinst Clarence Ifutts. William Hal stead and J. A. Sterns, the three men uccuhuU of robbing Ira Tltley, Siskiyou nuttj camp lwoprietor, about a week ago, 'would be obtained as soon as the grand jury went into session, and the men' wlM probably be forced to stand trial in Jackson county on that charge. ' Butts, Halstend and Sterns are now' being held in Yreka to answer to a federal churgo of violation of the Dyer act, governing the transportation of stolen automobiles between states. j Ashland Tidings. Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Conl Co. Phone 239. The "sweet girl graduate" and the "June bride" will both find M rs. Trowbridge a clover creator of gowns. tf Among thft local visitors arriving from Portland yesterday are: F. Carl son, F. H. Thompson. K. M. Hanson. H. M. Rallheln. TV H. Cory. Mr. and Mrs. 13, C. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. H. W ic It lit n d , N . I i . J a m Iso n , Oscn r T. Clesan. Walter Kenly. ( H. White, L. Paul Hteffler. Carl A. Kupfer. H. 11. Oakllef, G. N. Harris, George Hadon Ich, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Rosebraugh and H. 13. Yeslor. Imported pure silk pongee. 6i)c, 9 5c and $1.1! 5. Japanese Art Store. 3 It New music lletter music and a crowd you'll enjoy! Hear the Melo dlans at the Gold Hill Pavilion toulKht. 36 The Rev. George H. Hlllerman, 1. D., of -Berkeley, Calif., called on the local pastor of the Knglinh Lutheran church. Rev. Kdwin J. Johnson last ' Wednesday afternoon nnd evening. Di . HUlcrumn who is gee n nil superintcud . cut of the western district of the Vnlied Lutheran church. desired to become better acquainted with Rev. Johnson, whit has just been on the field since lhe first of April. "Ye Olde Tyme" dance extends an Invitation to show you the good obi times you had yearn ago. Saturday night, Medford building, third floor. 3ti We design, we cut. we fit nnd we make, any one or all four, for our aim Is to pbnne you. Mrs. Trowbridge. HUf) W. Huh Ntreet. tf John Nettleton of the Southern Pa cific plunhing service, was a Medford business caller yesterday from Grants Pnrs. Bunzlau water jugs, $1.00 and $1.25. Japanese Art Store. SU Oregon Joiirunl patrons falling to receive prompt delivery, phone 2tti-K. 3fi Charles T. Cook, of Pendleton, was winner of first prize in the annual Hlate wide essay contest conducted by the Sons of the American Revolution. The subjeot was "The fnnipnlKii of General Burgoyne and Its Consequen ces." Swim at Merrick phince. Sfitf Pianos! See liunspach. tf Approximately I'm) parents visited the exhibits nt'the W;ihhlnnton school yesterday, the exhlMin being samples of work done by. the pupils in attend ance there, and some of the samples will be exhibited at the county fnir In the fall. 100 Is'ew flowers at Lottie Howard's. as R. I. n. eggs at teVoe'. tf Fishermen In the Rtmue rep"i t that trout are taking the fly to I ml vantage now and that they are able to make some good on t linen. The trout are risfnp readily. Grants Pass Cour ier. Kvery member in an artist! the Melo dlnns nt Gold Hill Pavilion tonight. Opening dam e of the neason. 3 Merrick' plunge opens Saturday at H: H. Wardrlp. formerly of Grant Pans but now SatiK' Calif., who in en route to Grants Pjiks on business, stopped in Medford for a short visit today. Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will be open for the sea son Saturday, May 2nd. 3fi lletter than the old Jewell orches tra. After you've heard the Melo dians you'll apree. Hear them at the Gold Hill Pavilion tonight. 36 John Kothncker of C'opco, Calif., is a businoFs visitor in the eity today. Medford-KIaniath freight line, noth ing too large, nothing too small. Five trucks In operation to and from Klamath Falls. Daily service. We do long distance hauling anywhere. Of fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033. tf Fashion dictates dimness, simplic ity and suppleness. ' These are uehlev Mrs. Trowbridge. !05 W. 10th St. tf Architectural plans have been drawn up nnd two thirds of the money raised for the erection of a $00,000 audito rium nnd gymnasium combined, to bo erected probably between the South ern Pacific depot and the White Peli can hotel. It was announced yesterday by R. 13, Patterson, promoter of the last two fight cars at the Scandina vian hall, and one of the directors of the Klamath Athletic club. Klamath ; News. Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. johnson Produce Co. Swim nt Merrick plunge. 3 t f Mrs. Margaret P. Lawson und Charles Manning of Wagner Creek were among the Medford visitors Fri day. Infant's maderia dresses, specially priced at $1.50. Natwick, Inc. 37 Special sale of roses going on th if..ii wivw winmi t n Krh on rt street on South Riverside. Phone 1040. 46 H. B. Rankin, forest supervisor, mo- I tr. n-nn vflHtn..,in r. bUtdneSS. The (Sold Hill Pavilion opens to night. Come and dance to the tune of "Melodians" melodies. 30 Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will be open for the sea son Saturday, May 2nd. , 3fi Out of town Oregonians arriving in i the city Friday include, J. P. Rath of The DalU-s, Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Chand ler of MaiHhfleld. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Trowbridge of Bandon, Mr. M. D. O'Neill and girls of Klamath Falls. Ralph Mondy nnd R. M. Barnard of Eugene and M. H. McGInniss and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ness of Roseburg. Now paint; new everything. That's Merrick's plunge. It opens Saturday afternoon, one o'clock. tf Merrick's plunge opens Saturday af ternoon. Water will be kept at 90 de grees. tf "Mr. and Mrs- Franklin, Hubert Ptl nfl ,n a erious conumon aou is ue Rentley and Domino Provost journey- lnp shipped home from Los Angeles. ed to Medford Thursday morning nnd played golf on tho American Legion corse." says the Ashland Tidings. Do pavilion parties please? You bet! I A real crowd and Dinty Moore's All Star pavilion orchestra, at the Fair Grounds tonight. 36lrro8S a neamirui wnue pro- Piano for rent 6 months. Laun spach Piano Store, at Root Music Co. old stand -!-, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. McCio nrwi r K. McCabe. who arrived In the city Friday are among the Medford visitors from Grants Pass. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. lohnson Produce Co. The $i!0.0()0 bond Issue for the new union high school building at Marcola , carried at last week' election by a vote of SI 38 to 5. The structure will be ready for use in tho nutumn. You'll agree that the Melodians are the best yet. Dance to their tunes at Ciold Hilt tonight. 36 Have you tried that me milk shake at DeVoo'p? M M. .White returned yesterday from a short business sojourn at Port land. Snappy strains of melody from Din ty Moore's Alt Stars make dancing a real pleasure. Enjoy another Pavilion party tonight at the Fair Grounds. 3fi Columbia plaster wM board. Call for prlcoB. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. An election is being held In Gold Hill today to legalize the charter of that city by nmendlng its present wording to give the officers of the Gold HID municipal government pow ers or administration heretofore neg lected, and place their qualifications on a more legal basis, according to the Gold Hill News. Infant's maderia dresses, sneciallv priced at $1.50. -Natwick, Inc. 37 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Mrs. H. S. Nettleton of Tacoma, O. H. Rosey of ltelllngham and J. Grass. M. Verc. Lincoln MeCormick. Jr.. Frank S. Huse, Mrs. M. I Fortson and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ramsey of Sen UK are among the Medford visit ors from the state of Washington. Hemstitching, buttons covered nt (he Handicraft Shop. tf Joe a. 1 nomas nnd Son, W. E.. have opened a real estate office nt 40 North Front. R will be known as the Thomas Realty and Insurance t'o. A daughter was born April 30th to Mr. and Mm. K. W. Wall at their home at 1H36 Keddy avenue. New wport sweaters in all tho new shades. Natwick. Inc. 37 Uires. sultabln for all materials. Natwb-k. Inc. 37 Straw hats appeared in large num bers on the streets today (Frldnyl. this being offblal straw hat day in Grants Pass. The to ten I men's fur nishings stores report nn exceedingly brisk business in the straw hats, the wenlher today being the regular "straw hat" kind.- Grants Pass Cour ier. Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths at Ashland, will be open for the sen son Saturday. May 2nd. 3rt You've missed the best if you've missed the Fair Grounds Pavilion dances Go there tonight. Your friends will be there. 3 Chal Strange bus returned from a nusiness sojourn at Portland, and was iici-ompanied on his return by Mrs. Str.wme. Temporarily Mr. nnd Mrs. Sir.myp are bvlnc at Ashland, but wilt iHiil.e Ihetr rest.h'hio in Me.Ifnril fin """it us their home, ttn new duplex hunyulow being built by Mr. Conklin of the Medford Furniture and Hard ware company is complied. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf A Pavilion party that you'll enjoy! l air Grounds tonight. Dinty Moore's George Pi'k Richard, who v.Qs Pr rested for intoxication by Officer Cave and when sober put up $25 cash ball as his, surety for his presence in the city court yesterday afternoon for feited that bail by non-appearance. We jiay for ashes and sell dirt cheat. Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. Among the Medford people in Ash land on business yesterday were R. h Childs and Ralph GUI. All the newest dance hits at the Pa vilion dance tonight. Fair Grounds. Dinty Moore's orchestra. 3ti If you want a furnished apartment with all the modern conveniences, see or phone Hotsl Holland. tf Among the temporary sojourners In the city from California are Mrs. Ger trude Hughes of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Olson of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Simmons of Sacramen to, D. A. Olsen and family of Fresno, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Connelly and Mr. and Mrs.' W. E. Dodge of Dunsmuir, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. McClennand nnd Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Heetebey of Mr Cloud, H. Samuelson, H. F. Buck, M. W. Kirk, H. 11. Atkinson nnd Joe Whlto of Los Angeles, and the follow ing from San Francisco: Beta M. Steffen, Roy C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Purcell, M. P. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ij. Darragh, George W. Davis. Curtis Hickok. Charles A. Block and W. H, Johnson. Baces, suitable for all materials. Natwick, Inc. 37 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber yard. Mr. and Mrs. August Goetsche and weorpe innings were among me .Men- fo' visitors on Friday from Grants Pass- Il0,,b' Neilwm. that clever violinist. will play with Dinty Moore's All Star "u,,lil"" lumbal. Fair Grounds Pa vilion. 36 Hemstitching Sc a yard. The Van ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. tf W. J. Sproat of the local forest ser vice office addressed the students of the Central Point high school yester day afternoon on the subject of for ests, this week having been American Forest Week. Buy one pair of scissors and you get an extra pair free next week. M. F. H..Co. 3i Ebler T. 'B. Theumler of Medford spoke yesterday at the Seventh, Day Ad vent 1st church at Grants Pass at 11 o'clock. Coat briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 239. Delbert Elliott, son of P. C. Elliott, proprietor of the Riviera Auto park at the mouth of Foots creek, is report. ' -tise or tno boys ronaiuon is not h" V " , J V , i " " "l mM ",u 8")Prt BWOaiP,s m a:i ino npw nnrte- Natwick. Inc. 37 ThGre ar stil "eral hundred rock miu u"ir " L honie of H S Hmitn- 723 w- ntn- free 'for the taking. Get them this even- ln or Sunday morning. Do not cull and ask, Just uncover the plants and take all you want. Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf The Women's association of the Presbyterian church will meet Tues day afternoon nt the home of Mrs. C. W. McDonald, 823 K. Main. The of ficers for the coming year will be hos tesses. A splendid program, in charge of Mrs. Harry Prentice, has been ar ranged. Your last chnneo for Clauss scissors at our big one cent sale all next week. M. F. & H. Co. 36 The Parent-Teachers council will meet Tuesday afternoon. May 5th. at 3 o'clock-at the Public Library. This is a very important meeting, as the nomination of officers will talto place. The meeting has been delayed on ac count of the Hi-Jinks party of the Greater Medford club on Monday. . AT EUGENE GIVEN Kl'GENl'2. Ore.. May 2. Two Ku- geneans and two students, whose homes are in this city were among the seventeen members of the Instruction al staff nnd of the student body of the University of Oregon elected to ac tive or associate membership In Sig ma NI, national science fraternity at Its animal meeting. I-rank under Abe of the depart ment of chemistry and Marian Hayes of the department of zoology were the Kugenenns honored by assodatu mem bership. The Kugene students named as active members were Percy A. Ias alie. chemistry, and Oscar Richards. teaching fellow in zoology, Sigma XI is to science what Phi Reta. Kappa is to liberal arts. Doth represent the highest scholarship. Slgna XI elections are based also on original research. The only chapter of the organization in. Oregon is irt tho. university. Others elected to active member ship were: From the school of medi cine in Portland William P. Hoi-' brook, instructor in biochemistry; Dr. Clinton H. Thinea, instructor in phar macology, and Dr. Warren C. Hunter, instructor in pathology. Associate members elected were; George Paddle of Grants Pass nnd Vladimir H. liojansky. Durniitra. Rus sia, of the department of mathemat ics; Walter liratta. Tonasket. Wnsh.; Leonard J. Newman, Libby, Mont.; and Alton Gabriel, Milwaukie. of the department of physics; nod the fol lowing from the school of medicine; Jessie Rrodie. research assistant in experimental biology; Kenneth Smith. Jones fellow in pathoK'ty: Tho ma Wy.tt 1, n-"isbtnt in physiology; Ar thur ( ami .(jhn F. LeCo. j, as sistants in anatomy. My wifhaviiiK left nio. I will not le rP!po!i8lhle fnr any dobta Incurrotl , ly nflt'r thin Onto. April 30111. i 1!:.'. VAVL. KRVTZLKR. 6 LEE DUNCAN IS -THWARTED AGAIN IN JAIL ESCAPE ROSEBURG, Ore., May .2. Lee Duncan, prisoner - in tlio county jail who escaped two weeks ago and was at liberty for a weex before befhg recaptured, was found in possession of six hacksaw blades, a flashlight and a can of rod pepper when officers searched his cell today. These articles are believed, Sheriff Stnrmer said, to have been slipped Duncan by Hudson, who Is cervine a sentence for having liquor in his possession. V. District Attorney Gordon stated this morning . thot Hudson's actions would be Investigated by the grand jury which meets on .May 18. Hudson, who la a trusty, has been working on the courthoune yard, trim ming rose bushes and cleaning up the ground and, according to the authori ties. Is thought to have gone to-his tent about three blocks from the jail, yesterday and to have procured the articles found In Duncan's cell. Sheriff Starmer stated that loose boards wore found in Hudson's cell which are directly above Duncan's, and evidence, the officers said, Indi cated that Hudson slipped the hack saw blades, flashlight and can of pepper through to Duncan, Who lild them under his mattress. for tlie Duncan, who is being held grand jury on a charge of robbing six taken, and the first of its character Roseburg stores, as well as attacking ' sponsored nnd supported by the or an officer and breaking Jail, has ,,,. mnclfrnl nrnfession. From informed officers that it is his inten- tion to escape again and that he will UEe every means to break out of jail. QUENTIN IN 1924 : WASHINGTON, May 2. Secretary i Kellogg has forwarded to Governor Richardson of California a note from j the Mexican embassy complaining that ! !n February, IDiM, a Mexican named! Antonio Hernandez was killed by in- j mates of the penitentiary at San , Quentin, Cal., and that no steps np-j parently have , been taken to punish i lilt! KUMIJ, i ; The note was' presented 'by embassy ( officials upon instructions from Mex-' ico City and asked that the CnHfornia ' authorities investigate the killing and punish not only those who killed i Hernandez, but those who made the ' attack possible. : j Socretary Kellogg wrote the Call-j fornia governor that he had no doubt; the state would make a careful in-1 vestigation and take such action as' the facts warranted. : In a reply received April 24. the j governor said the papers had been referred to appropriate state authori ties for investigation and promised to advise the state department what might be disclosed. : ML ANGELL STILL SALEM, Ore.. May 2. After dis allowing a motion for suppression of all testimony in tho case and for re turn of all the property confiscated. Justice of the Peace Small yesterday passed, sentonev- on four men who were arrested in connection with the seizure of the huge still near Mount , Angel early in the week. Joe Walker, j on whose farm rthe still was located. was fined $1(000 and sentenced to one! year in the county jail. Iester Dick son, John Andrews and Henry John son were fined $500 each nnd sent-j enced to six months in the county jail on the charge of manufacturing liqnor.J and were bound over to the grand jury j on n charge of possession of a still. I The charge on which Walker was j sentenced was possession of a still. Attorneys for the defendants are' fighting the case so stubbornly that! it is believed they will appeal to the circuit court and possibtyalso to the supreme oourt. ' ' 1 MEXICO PROTESTS KILLING IN SAN HEAVY SEMES'! GIVEN OWNERS OF: G.D.MASON Builder of MAUSOLEUM , Can be interviewed nt the Medford Neftional Bank --or Jackson bounty Bank r.,'l-.v,',Mi tin- limn- ft 11:00 A. M. and 12:00 Xnon. Will-be pleased to pertaining to POSTOFFiCE MEN PRAISED, PENSION F I OMAHA. Neb.. Alav 2. The gov ernment poKtoffice department in the,! biKgest business In the country and its employes are the most capable, hard est working and most faithful organi zation in the world. Congressman M.; Clyde Kelley, of Pennsylvania, author' j of the postal salaries increase bill.'.'; told a gathering of railway mail;' clerks here last night. Success of the-J department, .he continued, is due to. J the absolute loyalty of its employes, adding: "The next step to work for is a re tirement system that will provide for the worker who has given his whole life to the service nnd also for a system of promotion based upon merit." Congressman Kelley predicted post office, receipts of $1,000,000,000 with in the next three years as compared to the present income of f 700,000,000. 13,500 BABIES EN! ' CHICAGO BABY SHOW CHICAGO, May 2. The first .na tional babv congress and health ex-- position opened here today, the most PYipnsivfl nf its kind ever under- 11 nver America 13.500 babies already have been entered and 705 physicians, working in shifts, will, conduct the physical examinations. SAX UENTIN. Cal., Ma(i' 2. Mi-i rhnol Gomez, convict of the state prison here, who was stubbed and . beaten bv another unidentified con-! vict in the prison jute mill yesterday! died a few hours - after the assault. ' Gomez did not regain consciousness..; COMEDIAN BIG WHITE TENT Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. TONIGHT The Sensational Coined v-Dra ma ii Her Legal Prisoner' ' Doors Open T P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8 P. M. Prices 10-25-50 Cents ' rgyiWili1 explain all matters the Mausoleum. CONVICT ASSAULTED BY j ' UNKKOVm - MAN :-DIES HUNT'S CRATERIAN ;aac4 W 8 " The BOHEMIANSTlrc". CEa. Tne WORLD TOURof , v . p sr)d ' SEATS NOV SELLING. PRICES, Includinc War Tax: Lower Floor, first 13 rows $3.85, next ' six rows $3.30," balance $2.75. Balcony, first 2 rows $2.20, balance $1.10. BOX OrFICE OPEN 12 TO 4 AND 7 TO 9 P. M. Meet Oh Henry Here Tonight Leaving The Star cf "Stars" Far Greater Than Ever Before in a Photoplay the Critics Have Pronounced as "Perfect" "HE jHSg , I . All the pep of a real v 1 madgo show is here. II " ' WB i "BETTY" BROWN AT Tonight ---CRATERIAN : LON CHANEY in "HE WHO GETS SLAPPED" end Oil Henry ! With a Treat for ALL Jackson Hot Springs Beautiful lay-Pole Dance TONIGHT'""' White silk sport suit given to niost popular lady dancer. Handsome -silk gentleman dancer. Our Price Aays Monday Night, Mayf (8:30 Curtain) t Jf IE O - JOHN IMiaSIN ANOSHSON Tonight VHO GETS SLAPPED" Unusual Ac the Title Itself TOMORROW Matinee and Night Only TAKE OUR TIP IT'S A PIP Connie Talmadge In "Learning to Love"! Connie Tab THE GIANT WURLITZER shirt given too best $1.10 . o Ladies Free one o'clock,. tf . All Star orchestra. 3ti-
