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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, fepg)RD. QREfiOX, FTETDAY, MAY PAGE TWO 13, 1925 ocal and Personal The polls of the special school elec tion on tho two high arhool sites sub mitter, opened at 2 o'clock this itfter nuon nnd will renm in open until 7 o'clock this evening The result le election will be announced nt the t'ra terlan and Rialto theuters as soon as the votes are counted. It is expected that thlB will bo about 10 p. m. Dante Riverside Community club Saturday night. Alford's Imperial orchestra. Before you buy that piano see I-aun-npach. lie can save you money. He knows pianos and Is reliable. tf lien II. Plymale received the Bud news of the death of his brother's wife, Mrs. "Walter IMymnle. at Yreku; - Calif., Tuesday. May 12th. Mrs. lly- male died very suddenly while shop pin. Mr. Plymale is well known in Med ford, and his many friends ex tend deepest sympathy ut this time. The county court by resolution his reduced the load limit to 450 pounds per inch of tire and all police and hiK wny officers have been Instructed to arrest drivers haulintf loads in excess of the limit. 01 The latest pepy fox trots by the Melodalus wHl be played at the Gold Hill Pavilion dunce Uaturduy nlnhl. 47 Among the eastern visitors now In the city are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Web bert of Lincoln, Neb., and Irving Hach nnd Irvlp Llchlenstein of Sew York City. Clean rags for auto wipes. Salva tion Army. Phone 856. 47 Dance Riverside" Community club Haturduy nih'ht. Alford's Imperial or chestra. , Mrs. Lucille Hodge will leave to morrow for CorvalllH, where she will be employed In the Hotel Benton, which opens Juno 1st. Katurdny is . strawberry day at Marsh's Grocery. 47 Heo the display of strawberries Sat urday at Marsh's Grocery. , 47 More Ashland people must 'pledge the use of their cars In transporting the visiting Odd Fellows nnd Rebek nhs during the state encampment which opens here on Monday, It was declared today by R. K. Detrick. Chamber of Commerce representative who Is on tho committee securing cars. Only seventy Ashland people have so far signified their Intentions of using their enrs in transporting the dele gates from the Southern Paoific sta tion to their rooms, and In taking the visitors to the top of the tiiskiyous Thursdny morning, where they will be served a barbecue breakfast. Modford has already pledged one hundred au tomoblcs for tiso during the conven tion while Ashland has lined up only Beventy-flvo. Ashland Tidings. Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day, May 16. Prizes for fanciest dancers. 48 Hummer prices on blocks and slabs. Place your order early. Ncwcomb for Wood. Phone 631. ZOtf Kight members of the Eugene Lions club will bo In Medford Saturday for tho celebration of charter night for the Medford club. - - v l- Uho Hoar Creole Oil Emulsion In your arsenate sprays as a sproader and lo destroy tho codling moth eggs. Call nt Hear Creek spray plant. 60 Tho Valley School, 1103 West 10th ntreot, will ngaln open In Hoptomhcr under the direction of Miss Kittle lira gg. Attention will bo confined to the 1st, 2nd nnd 3rd grades. Children under six years of age will bo accept-1 ed. Applications should be made now. For further Information, please nddross Mrs. F. Corning Konley, Mod ford. Tel. 611-J-3. 48 Tho entrance doors of the federal building are undergoing a periodical repainting. Tho newest dance hits by tho Mlo-dlans.- Enjoy them nt tho Gold Hill Pavilion dance Saturduy night. 47 Strawberry day Suturduy at Marsh's Orocrey. 47 Soma of tho many Portland resi dents here on temporary sojourns aro Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dury, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Walton. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McColm, tho Misses Rose and Agnes Dury. Mrs. O. H. Fithlan. Mr. and Mrs. Don H. McCUnton and Mr. and Mrs. a. C. Knowles. Mpocinl sale of rosea going on nt tho I?ogue Valley Floral Co. Earhoart street on So. Riverside. Phono 1040. , 48 Reo the display of homo grown strawberries Saturday at Marsh's Gro cery. 47 Traffic Officer V. P. Talent Is going to sernp his old motorcycle. He went to Medford today to drive back n new Harley-Davldson motorcycle nnd side car which ho will uho In running down violators of truffle laws. Grants Puss Courier. Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day, Mny 16. Prises for fanciest dancers. 48 Summer prices on blocks nnd slabs. "Place your order early. Nowcomh for Wood. Phone 631. 39tf C. J. Muck of Portland. nsslHtant district forest supervisor Btopped off hero yestorday for a visit nt tho locnl forestry offices In tho federal build ing, while on hla way to Los Angeles. Tomorrow Only Hot Cross Buns 16f dozen. I special you can't afford (o miss. ThaCOLONIAL 8outhsrn Oregon! Fineffc Bakery ( Rov. E. H. Edg'nr,. pastor of the! T)r. and Mrc George Englert of j Presbyterian church at Jacksonville. Cattail, N. Y., who are on a tour of i left on Monday night for Columbu.-O the Pacific coast and Canada, spent jOJilo, ns the mfnlHteri delegate from Thursday here as lb guests of their mo presbytery of Southern Oregon to old fritls, Mr. anddn. G. E. Hau I the meeting of the general assembly, gen. i James Martin of Rogue River Is to bet Another of those wonderful Gold (he delegate representing the Older- Hill Pavilion dances Saturday night, ship of this presbytery. He leaves to-' and the Melodians will bo there. 47 day for the same gathering at Col- Marcelling 75 cents. Telephone 55 u in bus. for appointment. 57 Strawberry day Saturday at Marsh's Flower baskets for graduation. Jap Grocery. 47 anese Art Store. 1 53 Pianos! See Iiunspach. tf Wendell Lawrence, of Medford, son Tiie fifty-sixth commencement ex- of Rev. and Mrs. 10. P. IawreiK-e, was er vices of the O. A. C. will be Monday, j recently chosen heud of the Sigma No June 8, in tho men's gymnasium, fol- fraternltyat the U. of O. for the corn- lowing the baccalaureate sermon for ing year, taking office immediately. graduates June 7. Dr. G. Uromly Ox ram of the city parish. Los Angeles, will deliver the sermon to the students and campus guests. Melvin A. Hran non, chancellor of the University of Montana, will give the commencement address. The ."sweet girl graduate'' and the "June bride" will both find Mrs. Trowbridge a clever creator of gowns. tf Saturday Is strawberry day ut Marsh's Grocery. 47 Arthur Hnzclrlfjg returned home this week from a several weeks' visit In the state metropolis.' Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur day, Mny Hi. Prizes for fanciest dancers. 48 Special summer prices on dry fac tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf Mrs. O. S. Rlanchard and Mrs. James Slover were among the Grants Pass residents here yesterday visiting friends and uttending to business matters. A "Food Sale" will be held at the Public Market Saturday morning. May Ifi, by the Ladles' Aid of the Eni;llth Lutheran church. Here Is your opportunity to get Home real home made eats, especially In the bakery line. 47 Fruitgrowers Oil Emulsion for your arscnato npniys made fresh daily at tho Uear Crcelc Spray company, at Hear Creek orchards. B0 I Seattle residents visiting In Medford ! who arrived in the city yesterday In- I o Tlils Is one of the strogt'Rt fraternities on the campus and Ms been occupying its fine new building this year, which was erected by the alumni. Uarsain tables. Odd sizes in felt and suede boudoir slippers. Prices 7c and up. Japanese Art Htore. 47 Starting Saturday, a big reduction on millinery. The famous Gage pat tern hat less than one-half price. Hats worth up to 12.G0 priced ut 14.98, $3.98 and S:!I8. Untrimined frumes, und trimmings. Also smart kiddle hats. Kntire stock reduced. The Kmmy Lou ilat Hhoppe. Jn M. M. Store. 47 The mill of the Modoc Pino lumber company nenr Klamath Fulls, owned by the Menefee Lumber company of Portland, was completely destroyed by fire a few days ago, causing a loss of $150,000. Hear the newest melodies by the Melodians ut the Gold Hill I'nvlllon Saturday night. A dance you'll like, j 47 Why allow your making, designing, cutting, fitting or finishing garments, worry jou, when you can find Just the help you need on tho large cities' plan? Prices 25c nn hour and up. Mrs. Wade dc Rycke, 331 East Main, l'hono 110. 48 The fifth annual commencement of tho Talent high school was held in that town last night with the follow ing five members in the graduating clans: Ttuth liowman, i'ouluh liur nett, Doris ADPlegate. Ivan Olsen and elude Mesdames Hose Dowllng, A. C. 'Alec llowman. Kev. W. Judson Old- Iwis. Miss Ann Sor and Mrs. J. W. Mun- lunsen and V onsen und Airs. Ban. Summer prices on blocks and slabs. Pluce your order early. Newcomb for ' woood. Phone 831. 3stf Have you heard the Melodians nt tho Gold Hill Pavilion? Don't miss the dance there Saturday night. 47 1'lro losses in Oregon outside of ortland during the month of April aggregated (1 30.8 1 1.45. Fires of 10, 000 loss or more wore: Astoria, mer cantile building uiul contents, $20,000; Klamath Palls, lioat and contents. $25,000; Marshfleld, furniture store and contents, $22,000; Wcstlake, Bttw- mlll and logs, $10,000. Fancy crenmcry butter 40c ner lb. Johnson Produce Co. $10 reward for Information leading to thq nrrest and cohVlctlon for each porsoti caught stealing wood on our yards situated on the east side of Court and McAndrews strata, nlso on tho Oregon-Owen Lumber company property, Valley Fuel Co. 88tf Mr. and Mrs. Leo Parker were cull ed to Medford last Tuesday evening by the serious illness of Mr. Pnrkor's fiithor,, Oj O.. Karkoi'. Klamath News. Craters! Phone your reservations for Prospect trip to 03 Saturduy morn ing If possible 47 Marcelling 75 conts. Telcphono 055 for appointment. ' 67 Miss Hattio llallenger nnd father. 13. M. Kallingor. huvc returned from Hollywood, Calif., where they spent tho winter. Columbia plaster Wall board ' Cull 4r prices. , Wullnco Woood Lumber yard. Fashion dictates sllmncss, simplic ity and suppleness. These are achiev ed only by nn experienced designer. Mrs. Trowbridge, 006 W. loth St. tf ,Huvo you tried that big millc Bhake at DeVoo's? Included among tho ' out of town Oregonluns, outside of Portlnnd, on temporary vIsltB horo aro Mrs. L. K. Cross and Laura Itaudle of Salem, a. V. lirown of Dnllns, Harold Axoly and Nora Wnnn of La Orantlo, Mr. and Mrs. P. p. Smith of McMlnnvillo. C. K. Telbott nnd H. Schmidt of Uutherlin, Tim J. Iluchanan nnd W. C. Vnn Umon of Klamath Palls, and Mrs. C. J. Smith, J. S. Filer, S. S. Cieorgo nnd E. B. Kingman of Eugene. Crntcrsl Phono your reservations for Prospoi't trip to 63 Saturduy morn ing If possible . 47 Hemstitching 8c n yard. The Van ity Shop. Burtlett and Main. tf If you have not yet voted at today's special school election It may not be too lute yet to do so. us tho polls in tho nign school building do not close until 7 p. m. Lnunspnch Plnno Store now open for business at 1 11 W. Main. Opposite Ulalto theater. Successor to Hoot Mu sic Co. tf Particular People Prefer "Pavilion Parties!" There'll a renson! Pair (liouuds every Wednesday and Sut urduy. Let's go! 48 The Ladles' Aid of tho First Chris tian church met nt the homo of Mrs. Soukup, 021 Pullll street. Wednesday nfternoon. Devotlonuls wore led bv Mrs. K. 11. illclun. nftcr which t lengthy business meeting was held. Reports were given from all commit tees. Seventeen mombors woro pres ent, llefreshmeuts wero served by tho committee Mrs. Hen Gurpett, Mrs. Ilattlo lllden. Mrs. M. J. Fry, Mrs. Arthur lirown nnd Mrs. Soukup. ( niters! Phone your reservations for Prospect trip to 63 Suturduy morn ing if possible. 47 Graduation gifts at tho Handicraft shop Include silk vestlngs. boudoir pillows, handkerchiefs, vanities, hair bands, powder puffs, shoe trees, sachets, silk hose, pujamns. combina tions and ninny other useful articles. An accident on Smith hill Tuesday resulted in a Studebnkcr sedim getting pretty well sinnshed up. The our, driven by L. L. Lockwood. was coming up the other sldo of tho mountnln when it hit somo wet pavement on a turn. It skidded nnd turned over on Its sido. Tho driver nnd two women companions were uninjured. Mr. Lockwood wns told to appear In Judge Taylor's court in Mcrlln this nfter noon, as ho nnd no driver's lense und wss believed to have been exceed ing tho speed limit. Grunts Pus Courier. o The Handicraft Shop has (nice line of hjnilmutlc baby dresses whtuh sell for .:'.. 10. r.rt Tbo.'H' !oini( society news for Stiu dny's paper, plense phone 7 dor send to this office. Mrs. DcLoah. society cglreas, will be out o( the city?1 47 O field of Ashland, delivered tho com mencement nddress. The vnledietory address wus delivered by ltuth How man, while the salututory wus given by Beulah Burnett. Dressmaking nnd plain sewing. S West 12th street. 48 Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. I tf A year ago today was an exception ally hot day In Medford and vicinity for this time of year, with a maximum of 02 degrees. Tho highest tomporu turo hero yesterday was 78 degrees, and fair wenther and a mild tempera ture is the official prediction for to night nnd Saturduy. Guuranteed lawn mower sharpen ing, called for nnd delivered free. Medford Hardware & Sporting Co. Phone 296. 48 are Henderson of Yreka. Calif., was a business visitor In tho city toduy. Dunce in the "open ntr!" Attend the populnr "Pavilion Parties" at tho Pair Grounds Pavilion Wednesday nnd Saturday. 4k A largo crowd Is expected to at tend the dance at Jacksonville tonight given by tho Ladles of tho Itoyul Neighbors, for tho benefit of the Jack son County Pioneer museum, in tho II. S. Hotol. Tennis racquet restringlng. 208 South Central. Phono 011-W. 70 Columbia plaster wall bonrd. Cnll for prices. Wallaco Wood Lumber Yard. Southern Pncific agents and station employes from Glendalo to Ashland, numbering about 25. mot nt Grants Puss Wednesday night at their period ical conference held in tho Chamber of Commerce building. J. A. Ormundy. general passenger agent, nnd Rate Ex pert Taylor were there to coiuUtct tho moetlng. Mr. Ormundy showed tho slides of scenic resorts In tho country while Mr. Taylor took up tho matter or rates. Columbia plaster wall hoard. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Tho echo, the bugbear of the Chau- tauitun building since that structure was erected, has been eliminated, think the members of the city council. The thunder which hns ruined entertain ments for thousands who have been forced to sit In tho center of the build ing is gone for all time, the cbunrllmen declnre. This fact became known yes terday nfternoon when a few loads of decomposed granite were sprend over he floor of tho building, partlajly filling In the depressslon in the center of tho building. Although tho hole Is but partially tilled, many more loads of granite being needed to, complete the job. tho echo has almost entirely disappeared, and tho councllmon be lieve thnt when the filling In Is com pleted, tho echo will hnve entirely dls appoared. Ashland Tidings. Fancy erenmery butter 40c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. . Mrs. O. A. Fleming nnd baby of Long Hench. Mr. and Mrs. Thomns J. Itannon of San Francisco nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Simmons of Sncrnmento are among tho many California .guests reg istered at ihe local hotels. 11. I. It. eggs ut DeVoo's. tf The Handicraft Shp has a com plete lino of children's half socks ull sizes nnd colors. 60 We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. lirown & White Agency, Inc. tf The Medford high school baseball team will play Klnmath Falls high nt Klamath Falls Saturday nfternoon. Fancy erenmery butter 40c por lb. Johnson Produce Co. ' &uuta K ;.1 k, .:(". conomy Laroceceria THE HOME OF BJREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Home grown fruits and vegetables are becoming plentiful, with strawberries of wonderful quality in abundance For Saturday we will have 50 crates of very select berries principally of the very large New Oregon variety. Also new peas, head lettuce and all the shippd in fruits and vegetables the mar ket affords. Pure Pork Sausage 6r Hamburger 2 Lbs. 25c I BREAD 1 -Lb. Loaves, 3, for. 20c 1-Lb. Loaves 10c OTHER SPECIALS Gold Medal Flour, 49-lb. sack. . . . . $2.39 Cucumbers for slicing, large size, each. 15c Fancy Cuban Pineapples, large ones, ripe and sweet, special each -. 33c Tomatoes for slicing, per lb. ... '. ... . 15c Florida Grape Fruit, 6 for 39c New Potatoes, per lb . 8c Fancy Bunch Beets, 2 bunches v. .15c Salt Mackerel, 2 for 25c Sliced Beets, 2 cans for. . . . .25c Golden Age Macaroni, Spaghetti and . Vermicelli, 3 pkgs. for 25c Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb.. . .49c CANTALOUPES Apricots, No. 2 cans, 2 for Fancy Asparagus Tips, No. 1 square cans ' Hillsdale Long Asparagus, No. 1 can . riillsdale short 1 ips, iNo. l can . 35c .30c .20c .29c Derby Corn Starch, Mb. pkg .10c Derby Gloss Starch, 1-lb. pkg 10c Crystal White Soap, 10 bars .39c Tea Garden Apple Butter large jar . . 39c Libby's Jelly, No. 5 can Raspberry, Strawberry, Loganberry or Apple. Pure Fruit Jams, No. 2 cans, all kinds 32c and Fancy Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 can ARE HERE .98c 38c 20c GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE llll. "WWTnrIUSlll l , SJIUIIIIMIUPI lil I H Ifl 1111 II ! M I III Ml I ThHlli 'Joe Keller, investigator in chere of the tiutb theft bureau of the Pacific Coast Auto Underwriters conference, conferred Thursday with local author ities on auto theft problems. He has been checking up the a rages from Portland to Ashland, (or, "suspicious' cars; 1 A khiik la now operating In Se attle, specializing in the theft of small oars, and an effort is being made to find where they dispose of the cars. The public is urged by Keller, not to buy nutos from curstone dealers, as a protoctive method, nnd to report at once, any theft of nutos to the ou thorlties. Hand made nnd embroidered baby dresses of fine white material for 52.50 at the Handicraft Shop. 50 Used piano for salo at a bargain. Noel Rrskine. Phone 729-W. 69 You will find many beautiful weaves and rich fast colors In tho Kverfnst materials at the Handicraft Hhop. AIho a wonderful Hue of laces from which to select your trimmings. B0 Superintendent C. O. Thomson of Crater Nntlonnl Park and K. C. Jer ome lfft here this morning for the park via Klamath Falls, where experi ments at clearing away the deep snow on the park roads by the use of or ehard heaters with briquettes as fuel will be conducted under the superin tendent's supervision. A small crew left for the national park earlier In the week to begin the work of clearing the snow from tho roads ly using picks, shovels, blasting powder and snow plows. Children's half socks in oil the new shades both silk nnd cotton at the Handicraft Hhop. DO We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Urown & White Agency, Inc. tf Notice of appeal to tho supreme court was filed Thursday fn the cir cuit court by the Rogue Ulver Valley Canal company, in the suit against them by H. F Whtestone, who won a verdlrt for $459.50 last fall. Starting Saturday, a big reduction on millinery. The famous (Inge pat tern hat less than nne-hnlf price. Hats worth up to $12.50 priced at $4.98. $3.1)8 nnd $2.98. ITntrlmmed frames nnd trimmings. Also smart kiddie hats, Kntire stock reduced. The I'lminy I,ou Hat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. ' 47 Attractive articles for graduation gifts, nt tho Handicraft Shop. 50 Daily Report on the Crime Wave Stfttod communlratlon Mod- lice No. 103. A. F. & riilny evenlns. May 15. nt 7 p. 111. Visitors welcome. liy order V. M. A. J. Crose, Secre tary. 47 A Stated ford I.od A. M. Kri at 7 n. mm of fee News,; Schilling is the only coffee roaster who produces only Otic quality and sells it in vacuum dm Shilling produces the r best coffee exclusively because it's . j f- 'best fnr t L - L - r ., -Ji-1 few-"-." v r.Va .rini.t if inii i ni& " ' 1 "" '''r' ' lqlifi&"lU q "l1"' T C YOU don't think it' the best coffee, your money back instantly at my store. J-l TbcsAUie gumiUM on Schilling Tea. Baking Powder, Spices and Extracts. NEW O Tt LEANS. May 15. Tho bodies of , George W.' Peckham, 40, professor of philosophy at Newcomb college, his wife, Kleanor, 35, and their children, Oeorge, Jr., 2, and Elizabeth, 7, were found in the bath room of the professor's apartment across from the college here today. Each had been shot through the left ter.iple. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Alan for farm work, long job. J. A. Mauke, cast of Jackson ville. AJoins Clancy Orchard- 49 FOR SALE Ited springs,'$1.00; fold ing bedstead with springs, $3.50. 325 So. Riverside Ave tf UiST Koll blankets ford and Ashland, leave at this office. hetwoen Med Flnder .pleuse 48 KING COMEDIANS BIG WHITE TENT Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts. Farewell Week TONIGHT and SATURDAY The Greatest of All Swede Plavs "Yon Hanson" Sunday Only The Coined v Jlif "Somebody 'Lied" Doors Open 7 P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Curtain 8 P. M. Prices 10-25-50 Cents TOD AY : ; and. YESTERDAY'S CROWDS ARE STILL LAUGHING at No child is too. young, no man too old to roar' with lauguter at the delightful antics ot the j Inimitable Syd bhuplin and his staff of fun ' provokers, in the most wholosome and humor ous comedy ever known to the stage or adapted to the screen. SUNDAY Rupert Hughes' Rollicking Comedy-Drama "Excuse Me" HUNT'S CRATERIAN FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 22 3:30 Curtain 'Jt "Henry Duffy Pboductiot jeorgeMTohanS Comedy of Two Nations WW LAWRENCE D'OESAY AND 2 CAST OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE- 0 MAIL ORDKI RECE1VKD NOW Make checks, money orders payable to Hunt s Craterian Theater. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope to Insure safe return. rorri.Ais i.ow rov ll.tifi; balance 'HICKS. Including war ! Ijiwer Jlonr. first 18 Ilalcony, first 2 rows, fl.lOr balance, I 11.10. Ilalcony, first 2 rows,' 1.10T balance. 60c. Box Office Sale Wednesday, May 20 12 o'Clock. 4
