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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1925)
t't O MEDFORD MATL TTiTBUXT! MFDK)RD. ORFCifA. MfrsTOY, XTXTl 2'2, 1023 E George E. Goodwin, chlpf engineer of the national parks service, who is making a tour of the various national -liarks, arrived here from Portland this morning en route to Crater hike na tional park to remain "there until Sat urday to look over the details of the hard surfacing of the Medford and Klamath entrance roads of the park. for which the Warreu Construction company has the contract and is get ting ready to start the fjork by about July 1. Mr. Goodwin was met at the depot liv his old friend. Alex Spuoow, and Mr. Semon, the resident engineer in charge of the park road improvement work. This noon Messrs. Goodwin and Sunrrow banqueted at Dan's Lunch and renewed old times while they each got outside of a piece of pie and glass of milk. ' . : Many years ago. shortly after ti'ill G. Steel discovered Crater lake and started to put It on the' map nation ally, the firm of Goodwin & Sparrow; feeling very philanthropic, decided to help in this work, the former by lay ing out the roads, etc., and the latter by serving first as road building super visor and later as superintendent of the park until a few years ago. The Damon and Pythias spectacle of these two old grn-hnired gentlemen gathered this noon around the festal board eating pie and drinking milk was an inspiring one. Chief Knglneer Goodwin said that he would huve enough park funds to complete hard surfacing of the Med ford and Klamath roads as far as Government camp this year, but not as far as the lodge. The contractors, he said. 'would build three miles a month, and would start work on the Medford entrance road first. FIRES BURNING IN lU'qutKitlon Hoi 10 ml. SAT. EM, Ore.,, Juno 22. Governor Pierce today honored n requisition from the governor of Vtnh for the extradition of it. F. Care who is wanted in that state on a 'charge of failure to Hupport his wife and two children. Gore is under arrest at Bnkpr. Fir season, ao far as the forests 'are concerned, has hmm, tor four, fires burning on Gtnte t.mberland have been reported during the past two days, although as yet none are of a serious nature. Several others burn' ing on other than state land were also reported. A grnss and brush fire at Rybee SpiiugK is one of the worst, but at present it Is nearly binder control. Two brush fires near Sardine cree were burning yesterday, witi no ma terial damage resulting from either. A small fire has been burning be tween Koxy Anne m Grizzly peak, but is reported to bo of no serious consequence. A fire caused by lightning during a storm is reported to be burning on Tolman creek, and another near Star ranger station. The latter is entirely out. A blaze burning three miles from the Green Spring mountain road on the Klamath County Protective asso ciation line was reported this morning but how bad it is is us yet not known. The fire danger is not as pronounced at the present time as ft will be when the grass and brush becomes more thoroughly dried. Practically all the fire lookouts are now at their posts ready to spot any fire which may arise In their section. HILL R. R. PARTY ' STOPS AT BEND I1KXD, Ore., .lune 22. Complet-I ing an inspection trio through the central Oregon country through; whl.-. they propoKe to extend their ; rnilronrt lines, a large party of (Irjut Northern and Northern Pacific rail road officiate arrived in Hend last niKht from Klamath Kails nnd left an hour later by npeclal train for apo-1 kane. j While in Tiend they met with a no ni iter 411 cuy 01 una in 11 no 111 1 icuiih j or me nena commercial ciun. QUALITY ' L CORNER J Fountain Lunches and we have Winatel'ril! Delicious Candies.' Davidson's Corner Fir and Main ' magazine Subscriptions Wednesday Specials Medford is a Good Place to Do Your Trading These Bargains are not for Tuesday WEDNESDAY ONLY! At Model Clothing Co. ' 126 East Main St. "VALUE AND QUALITY" Palm Beach Suits Beach suits, both regular and Ifll.j srouis, an sizes; values to .;)u, w Wednesday special J X At the Medford Pharmacy '. Corner Main and Central Bath Salts r Valiant's lifith suit. AVodiiesfl.iv I v .......... , . special, each 27 At Russell's Phone 31 Ice Tea Sets oix glasses nnd one covered pitcher, beautifully grape etched. Wednesday special $1.50 1 At Heath's Haskins' Drug Stores As Near to You as Your Phone Bobbing Clippers Splendid values in bobbing clip- t Q pel's; do your own bobbing; Wed- ' I nesday special JL At Mann's Dept. Store The Store for Everybody Gingham 32-inch fine guaranteed fast color gingham, : many , excellent pat- flC icrus; reguiariy sota ior ovc, Wednesday, per yard.. 19 At Mordof f & Woolf 217 West Main St. Preserving Kettles White enamel extra deep pre serving kettles, 10-quart size, regular $1.(50 value, Wednesday.. 98 New Location 3 South Riverside Auto Supply & Parts Co. h Riverside v Tires 30x3V-: fabric tires, $7.15; 30x3i cord tires, Wednesday $0.15 At H. E. Marsh's Grocery 130 East Main Phone 252 Kernels o'Wheat Kernels o'Wheat, Wednesday special, per package At Gates & Lydiard Buy Here and Bank the Difference Raisin Bread r Raisin bread. Wednesdav sno- tWv ' A cial, -three loaves for..: .. 25' At The Hub Shoe Store 105 East Main St. V Pumps Women's tan calf, patent leather ff ETA and suede low heel niimns. vnl- Cv ues to $7.00; Wednesday special.. ! At People's Electric Store ,212 West Main Phone 12 Ranges See our rebuilt line of second hand ranges, motors and pumps. Save 50 to 75 At West Side Pharmacy Main and Grape 8ts. Tooth Brushes Regular 33c tooth brushes, Wed nesday, 2 for Rex Cafe & Pastry Shop 121 East Main Street Shoppers' Lunch A special lunch for Wednesday shop .pers, 11:30. A. JL, to 2:00 P. M., for 'LZZZ-LZ 40' At The Model Pharmacy Opposite Groceteria If You Can't Come Phone 66 Bathing Caps Big selection of bathing caps, all colors and styles;' regular 35c value, Wednesday 29 AtCM.Kidd&Co. 223 East Main St. Women's Pumps '10 pairs of women's oxfords and C r Ql strap pumps, values to $10.00, J7J Wednesday itt At The Colonial 8outhern Oregon's Finest Bakery - , . '" f . Cinnamon Rolls Cinnamon rolls, regular 20c seller, Wednesday, per dozen At McDonald's 225 West Main Street Romper Suits r Child's rnmner suits, sizes" 2 to (i sm I I v 1 - T years; Wednesday special, $1 to 50 At Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co. The Live Hardware Merchant Offers ' Swimming Suits Get ready for Diamond lake, fresh stock all-wool fast color bathing suits, form fitting; Wed nesday special OFF 25 At The Men's Shop Next to Rlalto Theater Visors Regular 75c sun visors, Wednes day, 35e each, 3 for $1.00 1 Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co. North Bartlett 8treet Screen Remnants Screen remnants, no cuttings, per square foot X At The Golden Rule Medford's Largest Department Store Silk Hose T 1 '11 'i 1 Jl i-zauies sine nose, an rue wamea n r i Wednesday only : 95 Huber, the Tailor 113 West Main Flannel Trousers $.00 V Flannel ( trousers, regular $10.00 t values ; Wednesday only W. A. Kinney Fur. House Flower Vases C.echo-Slovakian flower vases, candlestick holders, flower bas kets and flower bowls; values to $3.00, Wednesday. '.. 98 At Louie's Cash Grocery South Central St. Phone 271 s Sorghum Five-pound tin of pure sorghum, Wednesday special At Lamport's Sporting Goods & Hardware 226-230 East Main Refrigerator Baskets Ilawkcye refrigerator baskets, $ IT50 Wednesday special J The Japanese Art 6 Variety Store 12 North Bartlett C. W. Lambrecht Preserving Kettles 99 pure aluminum preserving ff Cft kettles. 10 and 12-onart. Wednes- P I dav onlv A Ladle. and funnel free with each ketlh At The M. M. Dept. Store Medford Building ' Silk Hose Women's pure thread silk hose, regular $1.25 value, Wednesday.. 89 At Medford Book Store 34 North Central Ave. Cook Books White House cook book, regular $1.50 value; Wednesday special.. IC lio t III s 1
