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Comparative Cost
of School Sits '
. HOLLY STREET SITE
COST AS SHOWN BY CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
8.95 acres land (nil that was ail vised by school experts) $10,GOO.OO
Other land nnd houses, including 10.50 acres (that nre not
needed) 17,650.00
.Total $28;250.00
MOTE: The houses on the property are the largest item o cost,
and would' show an asset of several thousand dollars, as these houses
can easily be moved to nearby vacant lots. '
There is also more land available at a reasonable price if it is
really needed. .
Ten-inch sewer, six-inch water main on property line.
Leveling would eost less than $500.00.
No waste hind. , '
. P. & E. SITE COSTS
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16 acres land. $26,500.00
Leveling land (no contractor would do it for $4000.00) 2,000.00
Grading and paving street from Jackson to Main' street.... 5,000.00
Sidewalk from Jackson to Main street...., ; 1,000.00,
Clearing and cleaning along Dear creek .'' 500.00
1000-foot sewer from building!) to main sewer at JacksOn st. 500.00
Total..
$35,500.00
HE'S HAPPY NOW!
SHAKES HAND OF
KING, ALSO" JACK
LONDON, May 14. At lenstone
Amerk-an of this year's vintage of
tourists got a personal audience with
King George today and ho didn't
have to go to the king's levee
be presented at court -to do 1t, the
Evening News related.
The king, the newspaper says, was
niakinp the round of exhibits nt the
Wem hley exposition when a sturdy
American holding n boy by the hand
pushed his way through the crowd
and without any preliminaries said
'Shake hands with America king!'
King George, with a smile, shook
hands cordially and smiled again
when thft American in a jovial man
ner, Introduced "the boy.M
Then the latest scU-presentee
lifted his hat and walked away, A
moment latet tie stopped and with
meditative complacency observed
"Now I'm happy. I have shaken
hands with the King of England and
Jack Dempsey."
FORD OFFERS TO BUY
"GhSrley's Aunt," Big Success 0
.-.raw."
TRF "
fer Hlt iff
CHARLE.y'S AUNT with SYD CHAPLIN
8eitased bjRQtniccis ustmotim coip.
Oregon's
Splendid Highway System
t Be Preserved
Mus
We havo made these figures very conservative. ,
In addition to this there should he added an annual interest charge
of 5 per cent on nt least $50,000.00 invested in unfinished part oi
building, $3000.00. Annual cost of keeping willows cut and cleared
Jfnlong creek, $200.00. ' '
Should it be found necessary to construct septic sewer tanksas
was done at the old Page theater, that would be another big expense.
And last, but not least,. a foundation for nil contemplated buildings
to bedrock or solid formation (nothing else should be countenanced)
might easily cost much more than nil the land.
Why does our school board and their discredited ally, Mr. Steward,
insist that we must pay enormous prices for our school buildings?
He that is unfaithful "m that which is least is also unfaithful in much.
HOLLY STREET SITE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Paid Adv.
"Just As Good
as 'Caro' Fibre Wrappers"
Says the PAPER Salesman
BUT do you pay him the samePRICE
as you would for the known BEST?
CHICAGO. May 14. The announc
ed offer of Henry Kord to buy 400
ships from the shipping board, put
forth after a conference with T. V.
O'Connor, its chairman, is welcome
news to members of the board here.
although they .declare they are not
fully informed as to detail and that
question of policy involved must
first be decided.
While Mr. Kord said he intends to
scrap the ships, Ir u ran price 1j
agreed upon, dispatches from Buffalo
credited Mr. O'Connor with the im
pression that most of them would be
used In commerce. However, he did
not deny that' retention only of from
ten to thirty boats for shipping pur
poses was discussed with Mr. Ford.
POLICE CALLED TO
PROTECT PICE OF
WALES FROM
'Charley's Aunt at Hunt's Craterian
will make you forget.
'Charlie's Aunt" is an old favorite
and has made laughs echo around the
world. The screen version may put
some funny bones, temporarily out of
commission. Hut K will make you for
got everything In. the world but the
picture while you are seeing it. nnd
while you are seeing it you will laugh
until you hurt. The support is in keep
ing with the work of Syd Chaplin.
Hetty Hrown eon tributes much to
the program, with a theme for each
of the principals in "Charlie's Aunt."
A number of short films give addi
tional interest to the program.
RECORDS PROVE
44 BABIES
E'
E
"Just As Good"
Says the FRUIT Salesman
BUT does the Fruit Buyer pay him
the PRICE unless he SEES the
Violet Lines i . W O U L D YO U
(knowing that someoilcd papers are
NOT effective)?
Violet Lines re hl VISIBLE and only
assurance that the fruit is protected
from SCALD, by the RIGHT kind and
fUCHT amount of oil as specified by,
V. Sr Government and also cuedaically
treated for Hot and Decay.
IF ITS THE
PRICE PER
BOX READ
SEASON 1024
Thruout the season, on the
Sew York auctions, "CARO"
wrapped pears averaged J7V4
cents more per box than paper
wrapped fruit.
The sprtd in price for
"CAHO" wrapped apples U
being widened fast. .
AMERICAN SALES AGENCIES CO.
. SOLI DISTRIBUTORS
112 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
make 11
I
fi nmdwkaM tkie tnmmiT. Plan fn
it the happiest vacation you ever had.
Low Roandtrip Fares
. are in effect throughout the sum
mer season. It's amazing what
they will enable you to see and do.
So go this vacation. Know
Oregon. Visit Tillamook Beaches,
Newport Beaches, Coos Bay
Beaches.Mountain Resorts,Crater.
Lake, Oregon Caves.
And rely upon our agents for
full travel information. Ask for
our illustrated booklet
, , "Oregon Outdoors."
Southern Pacific
-M. MonliroiinTy, Ionl i ARt,
rnone 34, MCtli Jfj
POUT 13TJIZA n.RTH. Union of South
Africa, May 14, The prince of Wales
today visited the sports ground here
and spent an hour inspecting volun
teers from, the various services while
3000 children, many of them descend
ed from the first Hritlsh settlers who
landed in 1820, cheered incessantly.
Airplanes circled less than 100 feet
overhead as the prince, in the uni
form of a colonel of the Welch volun
teers, moved slowly from group to
group, shaking hands and chatting.
So eager were the hordes of native
spectators to get a view of the prince
that they closed in around him, fight
ing, struggling and attempting, to
crovd nearer. Two policemen in
stantly leaped to the side of the
prince and saved him from annoy
ance. Newspaper correspondents
were less fortunate and were wedged
in the jam for several minutes before
they could force their way out.
NEW YORK, May 13. (Hy Associ
ated Press.) Records of the bureau
of vital statistics vore made public
today showing hat 44 babies died in
two "baby farms'' conducted by Mrs.
Uelene Augusto Ooiwen-Volk In this
city since litis. Mrs. Geisen-Volk is
being held in $36,000 bail on charges
resulting from investigation of the Institutions.
The records of the deaths were
turned over to Assistant District At
torney Ryan who is in charge of the
investigation of charges against Mrs.
Geiscn-Volk. These charges nre thai
she substituted babies placed in her
care und that she exceeded the limit
of her health department license in
the number of infants accepted for
her Institutions.
The bodies of two babies are being
exhumed today to determine the
causes of their death after they had
been in the woman's "baby farm in
East 8fith street.
The bureau of vital statistics fig
ures show that one baby died each
year from 1918 to 1920 in a socalled
infantorlum Svhleh she conducted in
upper 1'ark avenue. Six babies died
in this institution in 1 U 2 1 and five in
1922. The records for the east 8(ith
street institution show that nine in
fants died there In 1923 nnd seventeen
died in 1924, while four have died
since last January 1.
SLAYER OF FATHER
ED
CHICAGO, May 14. (By the Apso
elated Press.) George D. Shaw, who
stabbed his father, Uruce Shaw, Inven
tor, with a German saber, was found
to have been Insane at the time of the
only briefly today.
Sentence was postponed until to
morrow but the shell shocked young
World war veteran will be sent to an
asylum for the insane, Judge Wells in
dlcated.
PHYSICIAN'S DISCOVERY
SOOTHES AND RELIEVES
"NERVES"-NEURlflS
For years vast research nnd ex
perimenting has been endlessly con
ducted to find a sure, safe relief
from neuritis, neuralgia, "nerves'
and other nervous disorders. ' '
The end of this search has been
reacTied by an eminent San Fran
cisco physician by his discovery of
a' remarkable 'new form of treatment
which has been proved nndtested in
thousands of cases and in clinical
nractice.
This new discovery Is no'w avail
able to those who suffer with nerve
pains, neuritis, neuralgia and other
nervous conditions.' It has been
compounded into a prescription
which is now put up in handy, con
venient tablets called Kopa Neuritis
Tablets. -
These tablets nre guaranteed
harmless and free from narcotics.
bromides nnd coal tar products. They
act to relieve nerve pains and ner
vous disorders ang to give tone to
the exhausted nerve cells, tr.is re
vitalizing the entire nervous system.
Your druggist will recommend them.
Ilth'n Drug Store and Ilaskin's
Drug Store will upply you. Mall
ordera tilled. Adv,
W.GJ100ML
In their desperate appeal to get the people to sign the referendum
petitions on the Truck and Bus Bill some of the circulators in the
City of Portland and throughout the state are telling the public that
the bill increasing license fees charged For-Hire Trucks and Busses
is intended to drive trucks and busses off the paved highways. Other
petition circulators are telling the people that the bill is only aimed
at busses and not at trucks. Neither of these statements is true.
There was no intention on the part of the legislature to drive trucks
and busses off the roads, but the legislature did intend in passing the
law to require these enormously heavy For-Hire Trucks and Busses
to contribute more money in license fees to be used in repairing the
terrible damage that they are doing to our fine roads all over the
state every day.
Don't be misled into signing these petitions by fairy stories told
you by circulators of these petitions. There is no desire on the part
of anybody to drive trucks and busses off the roads, but everybody
feels that these ten-ton to twenty-ton trucks and busses that are
running on the roads for hire ought to contribute in license taxes
more than they do toward repairing the damage they are doing to
our. paved roads. The total amount of license paid per year by all
the trucks and busses operating in Oregon will not repair ten per cent
of the damage they are doing to the roads.
Don't sign these referendum petitions and tell your neighbors not
to do so.
OREGON STATE ASSOCIATION OP
COUNTY JUDGES AND COMMISSIONERS -H.
L. HASBROUCK, Hood River, President
Endorsed by the County Court of Jackson County. '
. ' Tiiiil Adv.
ENGLAND PLEASED BY
HINDEKBURG'S START
LONDON, May 14. (B Associat
ed Press.) The statements made by
President Von . Jlindenburg of Ger
many upon Assuming office created a
good impression in official circles
here where his utterances are regard
ed as indications that he is unlikely to
serve any party ends.
A diplomatic writer of the Daily
Telegraph understands the TJrtlJsh
government will send a courteous
acknowledgment of the notification of
the Installation, accompanied, by the
formal felicitations customary on
such occasions. . .
LOUIKVILLK, Ky., May 14. (lly
Associated Press.) King horses her
alding the Kentucky derby, already
has advanced upon Louisville with its
forefeet stamping the city as the tem
porary playgrounds of the nation.
Although forty-eight . hours before
the running of the famous old classic,
rail terminals today are more than
usually crowded, hotels practically '
filled to capacity, automobile after (
automobile is entering the city gate ,
and the streets are filled with jontling
throngs of pleasure seekers. I
The accepted nnd approved greet
ing of friend to friend, and thero wiU
be 100,000 dcnhmndlng admission for
the event, is "who will win?"
Churchill Downs resplendent In
new paint, spring flowers, many addi
tions to the seating boxes and local
color is ready to absorb the largest
crowd it ever has been called upon to
houso in its existence.
Governor "Ma" Ferguson and Mr.
Ferguson, former governor of Texas,
are expected to arrive today. I
William G. McAdoo and Mrs. Mc-
Adpo already are here.
LOUIS VITXK. Ky., May 14. (Dy
Associated Press.) Salient facts con-
rning the Kentucky derby are:
Place Churshill Downs, Louisville.
Date Saturday, May 10.
I'ost time 4: GO p. m., central stand
ard time.
Purse $50,000 with $500 added for
each, horse that starts.
Kllgibles Three year olds only.
Distance One mile and a quarter.
Probable entries Fifteen to twenty.
Sponsored by The Kentucky Jockey
club.
History Fifty-first renewal, the
olt'est and most historic raco in the
United States.
F.Htinmted attendance 100,000.
Itecord for the event 2:03 2-5,
made by Old Rosebud in 3014.
Weather conditions Piobably
clundy: trnck medium fast.
The Screen
"The Anil)" nt Hlnllo.
"The Arab." clnlii(i nt the Rinlto
theater.- is one of the mom entertain-,
lnir pictures of the yenr.
Ilnmon Novorro hns the (jroatest
opportunity of his enreer nnil ho seizes
It with a zest tliut sweeps till before
him.
Alice Terry looks Invller than ever
ms the heroine. The blond wIk thnt
Bhe wore In all of her previous pictures
has been discarded nnd she appears for
the first time on the screen in her nat
ural dnrk tinted bobbed hair. She
rises to moments of enormous enio
tlonnl appeal In the scene of the mas
sacre, and she was never mroe nllur-Ina-
than in her love srenes with Mr
Novarro. '
Hex lieneh's "The Iron Trnll," is
booked for tomorrow nnd Hnturday.
Notice to Advertise.
Advertisers still continue to bring
In display odvertlsInK copy as late as
0 a. m. the day they want their ad to
run. and of course we ennnot accept
the same because it Is impossible to
get the copy set.
All BdvertlKlriK copy should be in
this office on the afternoon of the day
before the ad Is to run. tf
6 BIG DAYS 6
STARTING
MONDAY, MAY 18
SNAPP BROS.
CIRCUS '
EXPOSITION SHOWS
30
t CAES
PEOPLE-
-30
-400
TWO THRILLJNG FREE ACTS
MAT GAY FAMOU9 125-FOOT HIGH DIVE
BUSTER RAY MARVELOUS BOY WONDER ON THE BARS
15 8HOWS-
-5 RIDES-
-3 CALLIOPES
BIGGEST BEST CLEANEST IN THE WEST
Thirty-two Years' Experience
Photo by Hartsonk,
MUS. CIXIA C'irKKKpMA.V
'In my personal - experience of
thirty-two years with Dr. Tierce's
Favorite Iveseription," said M
(Vila fheeseman, IIox 160, Koute 2,
San Leandro, Calif., "I must say it is
the finest tonic nnd nervine for
women that I have ever known. It
relieved me of paint from which I
had suffered at times since ny de
velopment Into womanhood. 1 tliink
I owe rny present good health to Dr.
I'lcree's Favorite Prescription, nnd
lit has my highest endorsement as a
woman's special tonie and nervine.1
Any druif store. Tablets or liquid
Send lor f'r trial pktf. to Ir,
Pierre's invalids' Hotel In PuTfalo,
N. Y., and write for free advice.
Adv,
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Window and Door Frames,
Mouldings, Cabinets of All Kinds , -
Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and ,. - V : '
Price Absolutely Right. '
Do Not Order From Out-of-Town Concerns Before
Letting Us Figure on Your Bill.
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Medford "A Modern Mill Oregon
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GOOD "WILL ; ; :
is acquired from
GOOD SERVICE.
'GOOD SERVICE,
is obtained through
' CO-Ol'ERATION.
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is working in harmony.
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
United States Depositary
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