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Newspaper Page Textn . O O .fET)FORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OftftflON QKATUftDAY, .TTTXE . 20, -1S2 o PAGE TWO .rV., o - o ' iTocaljand -Personal ilndioations are. Lhat thtt pitaent Wftrm weather wave will' continue for njjday or ho, as the prediction In for continued warm weather tomorrow, following a maximum yenlerduy of 9!l (baKrees and of 96 degreea the day-before. This morning's minimum of 65.5 tlijrees indicated that today would be rip least uh warm as Friday and that ins maximum might go over the 100 mark. Why go to the country to buy cher ries. We have large Bituply very day nt a reasonable price. Johnson Pro duce Co. Phone &7. 241 N. Fir street. tf Will G. Rteel of Eugene, the former well known Medford citizen who is the police commissioner of('rater Na tional park, arrived here last evening with the Intention of making Die trip to the lake this forenoon with the National Guurd caravan. I Oily ' nsHssmentH must be paid by jily 1st to avoid 'paying fi per cent penalty. 82 'Ninety-one cars, containing approx- imuteiy auu guests, stopped at Mer rick's Motor Inn yesterday to spend too night. 1 The Model Pharmacy wll be open next Sunday and nights the following weeK. 8- I Among the tourists and others retr Irflercd at local hotels last night and today nro Odeita Itea Dunn and Mrs, JesHie Dunn of Hrookfleld, Mo., Dor othy Davies of Minneapolis. Mrs. Piatt Morrow and family of Wallace; Idaho, and H. J. Moyerihtm of New York City. h before you buy that pinno see l.aun 1 pach. Ho can save you money, "He know plnnos and 1p rollahle.. tf .'Cadet C. H. Bnrth, who held the highest honors In the recent class that graduated from tho West Point Mill 1 (try academy, in a cousin of Mrs. O, AfcDcurmon of 4 44 North Orange street, and is a son of General C. H. itfirth of Washington, D. C, who is u fiiniily friend of Colonel Paine of this city. Cadet Harth ranked 17!) points above his nearest rival, tHcmstltchinfr so a yard. The Van- Ill' Shop. Bnrtlett and Main. tf I A young mart, who was attracted by wymt ho thought Was a stray dog in Sld Kill, spent last night in the city jail with his new found pal. The own- eif of the canine had learned that the dog had been taken and telephoned officers here to hold the man and tho dojft The young man wns released this morning after the dog's owner had roHwo here for his pet. Grants Pass Cburier. i Columbia plaster wall board. Call far prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Babb of Ran .lose, Calif., were Medford .visitors yesterday on tholr way south after a vacation trip to Seattle. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bnbb are well known locally, Mrs. Habh having formerly been Miss .Lucille Koontz of this city. ; tMrs. Josslo Davis of Belllngham, ViiHh Is spending several days In the cljy with her cousin, Mrs. Walter Dev- 'City assessments must be paid by Jllst 1st to avoid paying 5 per cent penalty. 82 he third of u sieclal series of "open alr'dunces will take place at the Fair Grounds Pavilion, this evening. Snap-, py dance music by the new Pavilion Orchestra of eight pieces, has won much approval. A program of the latent popular hits Is on the bill for tonight's affair, and a big time Is ex pected. Pfanns! See I,aunspach. tf Californlans who are Registered at qw O. Brady, and P. Felrg and Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Jerks of Oakland, Mr. and Miyc Chris Jorkenson, Master Chris Anderson, nurs and chauffeur of Pied mont, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brooks of With 41 varieties of fruit crops In the ground, the. John .Jacob Astor experiment station feU Astoria Is doing more work In the study of this type of food than any other station in the United .States. Intensive shorthand," typing, ma chine bookkeeping and salesmanship. Work mornings only; special low rates now. Medford Business College. 88 Wje pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Throclr of Thrall, Mr. and Mrs. TV I. Plymure Pasadena! Mr. and Mrs. Tl. Iie of . ' yreka' "nd, Henry- Watson and the visitors from adjacent California Han Jose, Mrs, J. B; Maxwell, Mrm J M. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Wil son, Mrs. I. M. Caskel, Mrs. and Fred Stoneberg, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. AV. A. Loewe and Miss who were in the city today trans acting business. Attention, Fruit Growers We have Kifti'l Weaver of the Standard Oil cqmpany, H. R Nash of Bugone, Ken neth Beetle, district representative of 1'fcnnzotl, and Floyd Ross reported a v4'y good trip to Diamond lake Wed nesday. They made the trip from Mtrdford In four hours, and tho re turn In the same time. While thore tho, men caught 40 trout, and could easily have caught many more had: tltfcy had tho time. The lodge Is now lnr operation, fully prepared for the mrmme rush of tourists and pleasure Bliieekors. Fresh salt wator salmon., 25c lb. Johnson Produce Co. "'The, local state bureau for recording nut of tho state cars yesterday finally got rid of tho 6G cars dally registering, which had boon tho case for the three previous days, when but 64 such cars rrigisterod. Today's registration of out oft the state cars will probably shoot up high by this evening, as up to this noon the registration wns 52 cars. llasklo's Drug storo this week open ovenlngs. 78 Mr, and Mrs. M, L.. Happy and fam ily of Kansas City, Mo., are among tliose from a distance who arc spend ing several days in tho valley visiting friends. .Kttgs wanted, 3 Go dozen. Johnson Produce Co. tf ,Anong Portland residents who ar rived hero Friday and are registered nt tho hotels are Mr. and Mrs.. II. Kmidling, Mr. and Mrs. P. A, Fruzer,, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Calrnea, Mrs. J. h. Carman, Jr.. Josephine and . Adeline Keefcr and Mr., and Mrs. 10. C. Hamil ton. Columbia plaster wall board. Call foe prices. Wallace Wood Lumber Yard. Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, Copco will meet tho speedy Ruch team in a return game at the Holly street bull park. Karly In tho season Itueh took Copco ''into camp" at the Ruch groundH and now the "lighthouse swat tors" are out for revenge. Though tho local teanV is badly crippled through tho loss of several men who a ro taking part in tho Cra t er I ji k o caravan, every effort will be made to fll tho gaps in time for tho coming h ttle. Tho game will be called at 2:30 p. m. and there will be no charge for spectators. Dance! Closing dance Kugle Point Saturday night. 78 Walter Frarer Brown and son Leon ard Chayln Brown came In on The morning train. Mr. Brown had been In attendance at his son's graduation, from Coe college, Cedar Baplds, Iowa. Dance Eagle Point Saturday night. 78 The Ladles' Aid of the First Metho dist Kpiseopal church have presented the church with a fine new bulletin board for tho lawn of tho boautiful church. It was purchased at' Decatur, HI., and Is the last word In such boards. It Is electrically lighted and will make a very attractive way of advertising tho church announce ments. It wll bo placed on the side of tho church, Justto tho right o fthe study door. Tho congregation is de lighted with this present from the Aid. It will be placed on the church Monday morning. Fresh salt water salmon. 2Sc lb. Johnson Prnjitro Co. If Dance! Tw.? last lame of the sea son, Kagle Point. Saturday night. Best music In the valley, 73 Jean Heffler of San Francisco, Mr., taken. over the large packing and pre and Mrs. Ray Leek, Mr. and Mrs. A. cooling plant formerly operated by the D, Williams,-. Mrs. Clara Haysler and Oregon Growers Cooperative Aesn, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Summers of Los and are now prepared to enter into Angeles. contracts with growers for their crops Ktnple drugs at DeVoe's. tf of pears and apples in the spot cash Hugh B. Rankin returned last night baBls. Growers will find it to their ad- from a two day inspection of the rouds vantage to communicate with us be'- in -the Diamond lake and Pelican bay fore disposing of their crops. Office region. He left again early this at packing plant now open on North morning with the Crater Lake cara- Central avenue. Telephone 30, or can van transporting Oregon National call evenings 972-J. Suncrest Orchard. Guardsmen to Southern Oregon's Llewellyn A. Banks, Mgr. 78 scenic wonder. Hot? I should say not! It's always Attention. Fruit Growers We have cool at the Fair Grounds Pavllionl An taken over the large packing and pro. other big "open air" party tonight! cooling plant formerly operated by the 73 Oregon Growers Cooperative Assn, The fire department held a peri and nro now prepared to enter into ' 0(iicnl drill this morning. The Elks contracts with growers for their crops T(;me served as demonstration of pears and apples on tho spot cash maiding, and after a short workout basis. Growers -will find it to their , n,,.n ..edM-noA in ih hnii .vhrA Ed S. Brlgfcs, manager of the Americun Fruit and Vegetable Ship pern' association, with headquarters in Medford, will arri0 in the city tomorrow and will be the guest of Mr. Foster Butner, manager of the local broccoli exchange. Mr. But ner' plana to take the visitor on a trip through: the valley and acquaint him with this territory. Roseburg News Review. Launspuch Piano Store now onen for business at 111 Main. Opposite tialto theater. Successor to Root Mu sic Co. , tf LOCAL BAKERY WILL MOVE ON JULY1ST Advantage to communicate' with us before disposing of their crops. Office at packing plant now open on North Central ave. Telephone 30, or can Johnson Produce Co the powerful Stuf7 pumper was again put into action. Fresh salt water Balmon, 25e lb. ?h"r"i "-e'lyn A. Bnnka Mm-: 7K-J f or pi.ice8. Wallace Woood Lumber sentative, American Red Cross, will yard. j The National Forest Service is dis tributing to the different rangers, guards and truck drivers, a handy container for smoking material, such as tobacco, cigaretteH and matches, ,'. 1 : . -.f ; V The Peerless Bakery establishment, which Is now loiattd on East Main street, will be In new quarters about the first of July in tho new con crete building being completed on South Riverside on the Page theatre block. The new. quarters of the, baking company, will be 70 by 22 feet in dimension, with a full basement be low. The company will add much new and modern equipment, and will 'be fully prepared for. increased business when In their new location. The business structure Is being built by M. C. Page, with I. O. Corn wall as contractor, and has been in the course of construction for the past month. linliHiliinlllliilliriHIIUI .lull lii !Hia.:n!!'ig 'A o Special 7-coumse h oiled Spring Chicken' Dinner ALL ITALIAN COOKING ' Price $1.00 .. .. ... . , m . , - ,1 I r RAILROAD OFFICIAL VISITS OWEN PLANT" Day or Night When j You Want a Bite m You will find our cui sine and service right By tire picture of the chef, you may know us. Come in, let's get acquainted. Our kitchen is al ways open to inspection so fool at homo. nrrive in Medford today to conduct ex amination for life saving examlntions which: wll be open to al who have passed the senior test. Examiners are 10 Kive life BHvlnB teats and ,.a U.on B0 " recoj.tar-le for , receiving the ..l.c.-n Pacific and Bu,llnKton In connection with MedfordJce Cream auallfiratlonn for mRmbershii. In the tn! ,u,nt out """ anA ui""-"1! rnllronds. with the special train . . Gardens, fhone 307. ,, local life saving corps All who are """'""' This In being done to les- carrying railroad officials to Klm Interested in taking this exiftnlnatlnn ' SFn lhe flre ner from smoking ath Ffl, inspected tho Owen-Ore- I SONS OF ITALY INN Charles' E. Perkins,: a director of V ' -r r na,nii in vn.riL.t,,- , i tj,;,! , durln gthe summer, flee, or phone 45G. I uuwuiser 100 uume ui wevues Retuvene. renllv removes wrinkles "ro sa'e- t' and restores youthful contour rapidly, ' IIot? Not nPre! co1 and comfort harmlessly and permanently. Medford nblp! Falr Orounds Pnvillon! Let's Beauty Shop, 3rd floor Medford Cen- ' ter BIdg. Phone 191. 81 A welcome reception win no given ' "Dubs MulkeyV well-known in IO'' r.aion ano inmny at me r irsi southern Oregon iugllWtic circles, Is "npUst church, Monday evening, June defendant In a $5000 damage suit f it 1 "u t,,,u' x cu,Ifirguiioi. m filed ngatnHt him by Arkie and gon company, and expressed him self as pleased with the timber out look in this section, while non-com- Highest-: Quality Jewelry Repairing mlttal on all other subjects. After a two hours' inspection of tho local mill, he returned to the special train at Ashland, Invited. Arthur Pugh of Polk county," says Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John son Produce Co. tf It was alloged that Mulkey at-' V . u,fa ,,wm tacked Mrs. pugh while he was being entertained at her home a few months ago. Economic Pear Survey Continued June 28th Messers. Befise and Wilcox will PUunoiid Setting, Watch Uoimirlng H t Satisfaction . Assured' In .quality and price.' Mall us your wants. REDDY & CO. , - 1 take up the work of the economic ,r 'l,lPTle...'r.,1t.l " "I? lr suVvey, Monday. June 22. THese local hotels are included Miss Beat C. Noble of the National Map Co., was a business blsltor here today. Last dance of the season, Eagle Point, Saturday night. Johnson Produce Co. We pay 'for ashes, and Bell dirt henn. Rrown & WhltA Arflnrv. Tnn. . .. tf 1 Fresh salmon eggs for sale.. John rMA..Ai i.nn son Produce Co. V V tf .u:.,ji'" it-fk t . IlnnrP In tho fnnl. plpnril 'nhfn nlr'-V"! prosent and sing several aciectlon r Grounds Pavilion! A real party nt the service at the First Methodist ,lon'M, iojks. in Kplscopal cnurcn tomorrow morning. , "" .r" " T. vnhinhln IMnrmnllnti l hnlnv Ob- Thlo fiiMiniia nimrtnl aunt, nfler. nt OUrOllie (JITUK OlHtriCt WBI'O ItlllUHK " This famous quartet sang often nt ,..,,.. ...... j, ...,. ,u in ned. and will he of groat benefit two men -spent- two weeks In this rice Kearney of Olympln; Mr. and y b , niUa 1 1 ' : ' " , Mrs. E. c; Centers of Tenlno; Mrs. innd "n ccount,of Jn Phone 44v n, . .i. ,,' TA counties,-it was impossible for them !,l " r'l" continue at that time. Thirty-; ?3 N. Fir Si Mrs. Harvey X.ee and family, . Mr, and Mrs. O. A. Burger of Seattle. DYKRB HATTEK8 CLIANEEI! FLEATEKI five records have already been! taken In Jackson county, and It ,is expected . to. .secure at least" 75 more. Orclmrdlsts i w.111. be visited by. ap pitlntmont and, it-Is hoped, that the orchardlsts will continue to give their, co-operation as they did at tho beginning of the survey. Some 2POOOOOOOOOOOOCX50000000X50 the great general conference of tho the visitors from that district who church nt Springfield, Mass., last ', i"'"g "'e nay n.; u.e May. They arc on tholr way to r or sana, gravel, seaimem. cleaning ortland, and will spend the Sab- bath nt Medford Immediate dellvory on- nadlbla NO. 24' portnblo suporhetrodyne, no out side aerial, ' weight but 3 pounds. Tako It on your vacation. Parallzod tultes reactivated or no charge. Vlr gin Radio Service, 106 W. Muln. Tel. 10M'. tf Fancy creamery butter- 430 per lb. Johnson Produce Co. i Bn toman. ' Whore cool refreshing tf breezes blow! Dance in comfort at tho Fair Orounds Pavilion tonight! 7S to the Uogue Jtlver. valley. .-Notice. School Dlst. No. 102 will receive bids for transporting children from said district to Medford school district for coming school year. Bids to bo In Evangelist Qrlfflth-Jones, by spec- the hands of the clerk by June 30th. inl Invitation, will preach nt tho hchool board reserves the light to re- Prosbyterlan church Sunday morn- Ject any or all bids. ing; Mr.. Jones Is one of. the promi nent and successful criminal lawyers of Los Angeles, a typical Welchman, a r. nnnriro nn- rwenn National having come to this country as Ounrdsmnn,. plondod guilty in Judge boy and herded sheep on the largest Taylor's court this morning to a slieop ranch in tho world, which was charge of speeding, brought' aguinst; located in eastern Oregon, where him by state trnfflo officer w. J. Ilndfleld, and wns fined 10.. Intensive shorthand, typing, ma- hlne bookkeeping and salesmanship. Work mornings only; special low ntes now.' Medford Business College. OWN. 88 Palmer's Photo Studio, 717 N. Cen- ral avonue. open from one until five i. m. Kodak work, hand colored pho tos, pulntlng, or. ' commercial orders given prompt' nttontlon. Phone 823-R or Mrs. llarto 821-Y. 82 Out of town Ofegonlnns, besides men they had 150,000 sheep. Ho is re tallied as legal advisor for .several large organizations In southern Cali fornia and other-parts of- the country. Special summer prices on dry fac- Addrcss MItS. 79 P. A. MATTHEWS. Clerk S. Dlst. No. 102. H. P. D. No, 3. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY "-HAIL'v?: INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. Li HILL,: Manager Phone 105 30 North Central Medford, Ore. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXJOOOOOOTJt4 WANTKD Young or middle aged man for janitor work at Russell's. FOU PENT Sleeping room, close, In, bath -rivlledges. 305 So. Central; 78 er. .Return to Tribune, i Howard. tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf LOST-Black bill fold containing JI Mr. nd Mrs n A-f ..Oar ' censes, cards, etc. . Valuable to own don t'ity, Kansas, nro spending a few days in tho city, with the intontlon of motoring to Crater Lake ns LOST Hlk's tooth, east side business ouickly as the Crater Lake caravan returns, vith the National Guards- MAGNETO SERVICE (EPA1RS TO ALL MAKES ,Witham's Battery: &, , Electric Service'' Jatatorium Bldg., Medford. Portland residents, who are regis tered at the hotels, include the fol-. lowing: Mr. and Mrs. IS. I. Humti Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb. Johnson Produce Co. T. C. Vint, landscape engineer ton nnd Mr. and MraJ L. J.' Smith connected with tho National Park of Dallas; O. R. Krey and W. R- -service, arrived in the city this morn- Woolport of Hnod Rtver: C. A. An- ing to spend several days on or der on of Tillamook; L."P. Wilcox of ficial business. Mr. Vint has been CorvalllH; Mike Hoff and Al Hanson at Rainier National Park tho past of liaker; Mnyhelle Leavilt and Ivan 'few days, and after he concludes I). Houston of Klamath Fans, and nis business here will go to Glacier the following from Eugene; Will Nntlonal Park. Stoel, R. A. Rooth, J. M. Ainutt section. Finder please notify R. H. Causey, 1006 West Main. Reward. 79 nnd Roy Hooth. Prick Ice cream 50c at Dovoe's. tr Another big "open air" party to- nlRht! Fair Grounds Pavilion! 7 AV. J. (lleck and) family of New Castle, Neb., are Included among tho many guests who stopped nt Mer rick's Motor Inn yesterday. City nHsessmentH must be paid by July lHt to avoid paying 6 per cent penally. SJP Dance whore It's always cool nnd comfortable! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Another big "open air" dance tonight! 78 Tho Ranter National Park Is now npen. A gigantic steam shovi, which has been shoveling snow the imst several weeks, reached Paradise Inn yiHterdny, but It will be somo time before travel will bo good over tho road, for as yet two feet of snow i still on the ground because of lite inability V tho steam shovel in make the sweep over the top of tho drift on either side of the road leadingto the Inn. I Tho watermaster can be found In his office In the Medford National bank building, from 8 a. m. until non, ' every day during the irrigation sea- ; son. 05j Kggs nted, 30c dozen. Johnson j Produce Co. 0 tf j Miss Opal Stacy, who has been em ployed in San Francisco for tho past several months, armed In the city yesterday to sprnd her vacation with fi 'lends and relatives. Hemstitching, buttons covered ftt tho Handicraft S$p. tf It. X. If. egga De'.oe'e. " t9 FOUND Ilk's picnic grounds. Pack- i ago containing silver and keys Call , at this office. Owner may have same by identifying and paying for ad. 80 POU SALE Hudson. . Essex. Willis' Knight and Overland curs. New models ami new prices is sure to In. t - torest you. We take in your old. lar as part payment. See us before ; you buy. Armstrong Motors, Ins.. t U'3 West Main street. tf CASH PAEP For Second-Harid Furniture and Stoves W; A. KINNEY, Furniture House 315 E. Main PJione 505 Big "Open Air" Dance Toni AT FAIR GROUNDS FAVILlON Coolest Place in the Valley! "Admission 10c Lis Here's Another . Whale of a ShoW TOMORROW. ; . We . offer Clarence B udington Kel- ' . land's high-powered ' ; story that ran seri - ally in the Saturday "Evening- Post fea ? turing a star cast headed by GO TONIGHT . ' i j'Extraordinary" I B SI DOESN'T BEGIN TO EXPRESS THE REAL MERITS OF THIS, UNUSUAL PICTURE BILL.' i TOMMY MEIGHAN comes through with a smashing hit. "Coming Through" ' with Llla Lee again as leading lady. It's' his best since. "Back Homo and Broke." ' AN ALL-NOVELTY DIVERSION DARWIN 7 was RIGHT IT MAKES YOU LAUGH AT YOUR . : A SELF AND LIKE IT! H Adults 35c Kiddies a Dime lucmiuii, nuu urowers! We TiiVvj iakcnW'thc laic lpacljinR nml pre-oool!n plant formerly oivriiteil by the OreSn Growers' Co-operative Assn. una arc now prepared, to enter into contrnctYivith' growers for' their crops of pears and apples on the spot cash basis. Growers will find it to their advantage to communicate .with ns before disposing of tWr crops. Office at packing plant ho open' on North Central vo. Telephone 30, or can call evenings C72-J Suncrest Orchards '..JWELLYN A. BANKS, Jfrr.. p aa. ffijffjit,,ij,fck'aip