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PINE BUSIER iS
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A campaign against the white pine
bllBter In Jackson county Is now be
ing conducted by T. D. Mallory end
R. B. Fehren of the O. A. C, under
the dlrecllcii of the departif out of
agriculture. : . '
The cultivated English black currant
Is the object of attach, also the wild
gooseberry, as the blister Is a fungus
dlsense that thrives on these two
. bushes alone." The disease spreads
1 from tire currant and gooseborrv
bushes to the white pine trees uud
girdles them, causing heavy damag;,
but does not spread from pine to pine.
A force of 30 men are now camped
at Woodruff Meadows engaged in de
stroying gooseberry and black currant
bushes. All citizens are urged to do
the same.,-
To date there iff none of the disease
in the county, but It Is flourishing in
Washington and British Columbia and
the present action is a precautionary
one. The disease is of Kuropean or
igin and once it gets a start is hard
to control.
In a few days a panel showing the
effects of the disease will be exhibited
at the Chamber of Commerce, and
later a film depicting tile lite, habits,
history and ravuges of the white pine
blister will be shown at a local theater.
Literature on the subject will also be
distributed.
The war on the fungus will be waged
until snow flies.
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p MffiTOHQJTATT JRTBTTNE, METFOI?J. ' OTCECiOX. TUESDAY, .TtTK 2P,, 102-'
PMK F1V1&
SECY JARDiSE TO
BE GUEST HERE
. THIS THURSDAY
Medford wIlT have the honor of
having ns her guest next Thurtuluy
the Hon. W. M. Jardine. secretary of
agriculture In Prescient Coolldge's
cabinet. ...
The Hecretnry It ml party, will arrive
at 1 1 a. m, on the Shasta limited from
the flouth, will he met at the train by
his brother, James T. Jardine". direc
tor of the experiment station of O. A.
C, W. A. Jensen, Dean Hexell, Presi
dent Kerr and son Robert of O. A. C,
Mayor Alemlerfer, President Clancy
of the Chamber of Commerce and
other representatives of organizations
of the city and county and taken for
a short drive thru an orchard section
and to a prominent point overlooking
the valley, then to ('amp Jackson,
where a salute of 17 guns, will be
fired in-Secretary Jardine'fl honor.
There the secretary-.; will- he wel
comed by Brig. Gen, White and staff
officers and mess will be served by
the general to the entire, party.
Addresses of welcome will be made
by General White, Mayor Alenderfer,
and President Clancy, with a response
by Secretary Jurdinc. -
One of the regiinontar bnnds will
furnish music.
After Hip "mess" the party will be
driven thru the camp after which
Secretary Jardine and party leave by
auto for a trip thru the' valley to
lloseburg.
The night will bo spent at nose-
burg, the party driving to Corvallls
for luncheon at (). A. C. Friday noon.
and to Portland Friday evening. The
party leaves Saturday for a two days
trip in the state of Washington and
then continue his trip toward Wash
ington, D. C.
The SAartets
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23. (U. S.
Department of .Agriculture. I Cuttle
and calves No trading, no ceipts.
Hogs No trading; receipts, 11193
head (direct).
Sheep Nominally steady: receipts,
2S0 head.
The delegation of the Med ford post
of the American Legion to the state
convention of the American ( legion,
which Is to be held the latter part
of the week at Prineville, Ore., will
depart by nuto early tomorrow morn
ing for Prineville. The delegation
numbers between 25 and 30 mem
bers and will make the journey to
Prineville and return in from six to
eight cars, via Anna Spring camp
Fort Klamath, nnd Bend. They ex
pect to arrive in Prineville late to
morrow night.
The regular meeting of the post
will be held nt 7:30 tonight at the
armory, at which time all commit
tees will be on hand to make re
ports on the "Days of "49" show.
Leglonalros from Camp Jackson
are ' cordially 'invited' to ' attend this
meeting.
Eggs.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23. Eggs
Steady; receipts pent lower; cur
rent receipts, 31c; pullets, 29(i$29c;
firsts, 31 ft 32c; extras, 32 ft 33c,
delivered Portland.
Butter.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23.
Flrm; cubes up cent;
cubes, city 45c; standards.
prime firsts, 43 c; firsts,
-Butter
extra
44 M:c;
41 e;
umlergrades, nominal; prints, 4 tit-
cartons, 47c.
Butterfat Firm; best churning
cream, 44c net shippers' track in zone
No.
Poultry.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23. Poultry
Steady; heavy hens, 20?t 22c; light,
15c; broilers, 21 & 25c; young white
ducks, 20c.
AMR ARRESTED
AFTER GIVING
RACY EVIDENCE
Potatoes and Onions.
PORTLAND, Ore.,' June 23. Pota
toes .Nominal; No. 2, $:!.:i5 Si 3.50.
Onions Nominal.
Portland WlHlit
PORTLAND. Ore.. Juno 23.
Wheat: Hard M-hlte, Mtlestein, luiurt
$1.0(1; soft white 51.58; western white
hard winter S1.5S; northern HpriiiK
$1.59; western red $1.55; BBB hard
whtle $1.02.
Today's car receipts Wheat 10;
flour 4; corn 5; oats 1; hay 2.
ROAD TO GRATER LAKE
OPEN TO GOVT. CAMP
San Francisco Market,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23. Butter
fat, f. o. b. San Francisco, 53Vfec.
NEW YORK, June 23. (A . P.)
Named as co-respondent, Talbot W.
Chambers, coal denier, "has been ar
rested as the result of his testimony
of his relations with Mrs. Thomas H.
Symington, who is being sued for di
vorce by her husband, a wealthy rail
road equipment manufacturer.
Chambers faces a nenaliv of S500
fine or two vears im orison men t. or '
both, under the law. invoked now for
the first time, holding co-respomlents
responsible for actions revealed in
divorce actions.
Edward llrickett, elevator operator
in the Symington apartment building
who corroborated Chambers' state
ments, has also been arrested as a
material witness nnd released on $50
bull. Chambers was released in $100
bail.
The startling turn in the trial came
ifter adjournment yesterday.
I tucket t substantiated Chambers'
testimony of last Friday that the lat
ter had misconducted himself with
Mrs. Symington on two occasions.
llackett said he was a soda dis
penser at Miami, v la., nnd mat .Mr.
Symington had paid his expenses to
come to New York to testify. Counsel
for Mrs. Symington asked Supreme
Court Justice Ford, hearing' tbo case,
to sit as a committing magistrate and
requested the warrants.
Justice Ford as a state senator in
troduced the state adultery . bill in
lSiiU. .
PRESIDENT LEAVES
' FOR HIS VACATION
AT Sit scon
WASH I NCI TON, June 23 (A. P.)
President CoolidKe leit Washlncton
today to spend the aunimor In Swump
scott, Mass.
PE FOREST
w o
1'iom the cares of office. It is likely
that they will remain on the Massa
chusetts coast nutllTall. breaking their
stay with a visit to Plvimmth. Vt., the
home of the president. fiJflier.
were
if
Of Interest to many local motorists
is the fact that the Crater Lake road
is now open as far up ns the govern
ment camp, leaving only about n mile
of the highway yet to be cleared be
fore cars can journey to the rim.
After the close of the Elks conven
tion which Is to be held nt Portland
during next month, u special train
currying over n hundred members
from San Francisco will stop In Mod
ford to discharge the entire number,
who will then visit Crater Lako and
make the loop trip to Klamath Falls
where their special train will bo
awaiting their arrival to tnke them
to their homo city. i
PAGE THEATRE !S
JO BE
Soon the old walls which housed the
Page theater for so many years before
that structure burned down about two
years ago. will again be the walls of
a new and more modern theater than
was the old one. By September 10
It Is expected the theater will be
complete, according to Dr. Frederick
Page. In name It will be known as
the New Page theater. Office and
storeroom rental space will also be
available for tenants.
Information Is not given out con
cerning the builder, or those who are
interested in the new theater, but it
is said that building operations are
due to begin in a comparatively short
time.
The old Page theater was destroyed
by flro enrly one morning in latfe De
cember, 1923, and ever since rumors
have been current that the building
would be rebuilt. Plans for rebuilding
were also laid out, hut not until now
has the realization of these plans or
rumors been so near.
PRE SCHOOL CLINICS
BOOKED AT TALENT
San Francisco Murkcls
SAN FKANCISCO, June 23. (Fed
eral State Market News Service.)
Apples: Boxes, California newt owns
fancy 3 tier $2.75 4i 3.50; four tier
$2.50 (T 3.25 ; poorer low as SL'.ilS; new
stock white astrachuns $2.25 fi 2.75
box; poor $1.75.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 23. TT. S.
Iturenu of Agricultural Economics.)
Krnilers. leghorn 1 to IK lbs. 23ft
25c; 1 Vss lbs. 24 fr 2(Jc.
Colored lfe to 1 lbs. 30iT32c.
Fryers, Jeghorns 2 to 2 lbs. 24 (f?
2Cc; colored 2 to 2 lbs. 34(f?3tic.
Young roosters, colored 3 lbs. 40c;
3 l4 lbs. anil up 425 44c; staggy show
ing spurs 30 (ft 35c.
. Old roosters, colored 15g) 17c; leg
horn 12 (ft 14c.
Leghorn hens, 2 lbs. 21 St22c; 3
lbs. 23c; 3 to 3 lbs. 24ft'25c.
Large colored hens: Fancy 31 (ft' 32c;
few higher.
YVASHiaC.TON, June 23. (A. P.)
Only a cabinet meeting, perhaps the
last to he held this summer, stood
today between president Coolldge and
his vacation.
With his departure for the summer ! ''P'iai y
Whit 1 Iiuwa nt Kivnimiucntt Mass.. ! FoX lllllte
set for early afternoon, Mr. Coolldge
devoted the morning to a last minute !
check-up with his cabinet and to ar-
ranging for a "transfer of the major j
business of his office. j
Practically every important pending
question has been disposed of by Mr. i
Coolitlge today, although a few ap I
pnintments remain to he made and he
still has under consideration some re- j
ports from the tariff commission
recommending changes In duties. j
An office has been set up for the .
president in Lynn, Mass.. and with
part of the executive force there, In- j
eluding Secretary Sanders, he will
carry on such business there as
arises during the summer.
Mr. Cool id go has not announced (
plans for his program white in Mnssa-1
chusetts. For n time, however, it is
expected he will reinoin close to the I
spacious home ut White Court, where
ho and Mrs. Coolidgo will stay, resting
No. 7S0-C.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
- Oregon, for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter oftho Seizure of one 1H23
liuiek motor bus 4. 1024 License
No. 28-474. Motor No. 1-01K-240.
State of Oregon. County of Jackson, ss.
To Claude Stevens, Address Medford,
Oregon. And to D. 11. Cronemlller,
Medford. Oregon. And to whomever
it may concern:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
REND, Cyc.. June 23. Fivo fires in
the Deschutes national foi
ni 111 burning this morning
these, on Know creek, was
polled late yesterday. No m
according to local forestry
si
first re
is serious
facers.
Weather conditions continue haz
ardous, officials Haiti tills morning
with the relative humidity falling
rapidly despite lower temperature. A
lookout has been sent
while the regular In
will be there within a few days.
The I)e La Plaza, the original Tango
dancers of the film "The Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse.' appearing In
tonight's Orpheum Jr.. vaudeville bill,
wan pronounced one of the beat danc
ing acts ever seen in this city by those
I who smw the matinee this nfternocion.
! St. Ann Altar society will give their
i cafeteria supper on the parish lawn
Thursday. June 2T.ih. beginning at
p. m. All frieiuls cordially Invited.
81
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Taken From Auto Stage. :
SANTA ilAltllAUA, Cul.. June 23.
(A. 1'.) A man known as Orlgsby
and wanted in San Francisco in
connection with the alleged murder
of Albert Anderson, customs guard,
was arrested here today by Sheriff
Uosh ayd taken from the stage Ho
from Ran
kout ' is being held on ndvl
Fraltcisco autboritl'
SHERIFF JENNINGS
CALLS ATTENTION TO
, llr-l I Am TITI r I llll Toil, anil oiuh of you. nre hnri'liy nn-
nlLlK I flU II U I AW llfk'rt ,UMl wln ,nk! "iitlco that tho
lull llHIV MILL LH!l fnllowlntt 1hstI1p1 iK'i'Honiil property.
IU.II Villi IIII.U ,,,.wlt: One 1H23 llui.k motor 4.
Sheriff .TenniiiR8 today railed the
attention of local motor car owners
to the new law in Oregon which goes
into effect July 1.
According to tills new law, "no cer
tificates of the registration of any
vehicle or numher plates thereof.
License No. 28-474 for the year 11124
Motor No. 1-U1H-24", Serial No.
, was Heized by he sheriff
of Jackson county. Oregon, on the
22nl day of December, 1!I24, at about
the hour of 4 o'clock of said day. in
tho county of Jackson, state of Ore
gon, in the vicinity of Medford. in said
countv: thiit said 11123 Hulck Motor
bus 4, ever since has been, and now Is,
whether oriirinnl issues nr dunllcates 1 1,1 ,l,p pnswsston and custody of said
whetiier original Issues or tuin icates, llPrlff ()t j,u.kmm county. )reKon. and
moiii no istiueii 01 luiuumeu ny mu , ,. ,1,.,iB,i ,i..,.i,,h1 In the nbove
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PARTY ILL ATTENDED
secVotary of state unless the applicant
shall at the Barae time apply for and
he granted an official certificate of
title of such motor car."
This means that no motor car
licenses for the second half of 192r
can he secured at Jacksonville until
the applicant establishes his title to
the car. "
unin me nnnucauon ninuKS irom
Salem are received, therefore, it wllliod to appear beforo tho abovo entitled
he impossible to issue new licenses eonrt in the county court house of
for thn biRf half nf thn vnnr nMin -larkstm county. Oregon, at .luckson
, .f'l? IIlfJiall or.Ul? .yGar " ville. Oregon, by Thursday, the ar.ih
sueriiis umce expects, nowevur. uuu 1m v nf ,..,. 1!iar. ,vhi(.h H.ll(I dav ImH
n duly set by the above
entitled court for the forfeiture of the
same for a violation of chapter 2i of
the fieneral Iaiwh of Oregon for l!t23,
the same being an act relating to the
forfeiture and sale of boats, vehicles
and other conveyances used in the un
lawful transportation or possession of
intoxicating liquor within the Stale of
Oregon: and that all persons having or
claiming any interest in said one l!u:i
Ituiek Motor bus 4, are nereny rerpnr
June Clean-Up"
Specials
In Our Men's Department
Men's Wool Kwhniiiiiift- Suits,
lieatlior Suits; good heavy
June cleanup price
plain, stcv' and tail
Weigi,t. $2.98
Men's Muslin Night Shirts; Vrc 15 to 20, full cut,
light weight. 98c
June cleanup price M
Hoys' Swimming Suits, good
hint1,. trimmed with red.
June cleanup price
iulaity
cotton; navv
48c
Imported English Broadcloth Shirts in white, tan,
hlue and grey. Most nil sizes loft. tfJI QCC
June cleanup price
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phono 480-487
Medford, Ore.
the blnnka will be received In few
dnys, certainly by the first of July,
and then licenses will be issued to
those who make application and estab
lish title to their car, in .accordance
with this new law.
Tho bail given last evening by the
I local Knights of Columbus at their
Two pre-school clinics will bo hull in honor of tho Oregon national
held today and tomorrow from 1:30 gunr,gmen who are memoors of that
to 5 p. m., nt the community hull organization was a big success. A
In Talent. This conference has been large croW(i ,vas present, including
arranged by Jliss Vera Beard, coun- nearly 200 guardsmen. The evening
ty nurse. Miss Irene Mann ana aiibs was most enjoyably passed away by
Josephine Koppes of the county dancing and in between the various
health unit will assist, while Dr. V. danccB an entertainment program.
S. Gearcy, county health officer, will Miss Evelyn Wold opened the even
do the examining. ing festivities by giving two selections
pnHv.,1 rliilrli-nn hnva Keen reels- nn the niiinn. And nfter nevernl nnncps
tered. Mrs. Everett Beeson, Mrs. Miss Alice Lynch presented two read- option of either chooslnK the branch
Variety Program
Vaudeville Tonight
The outstanding feature of the W.
V M. association vaudeville nt .the
Hunt's Craterlan theater tonight is its
wiile range of variety.
The De La Plaza Trio. Argentin
dancers, a regular Orpheum ct, pre
sent a program of aesthetic, classical
and comedy dances, with special
scenic and lighting effects, and gor
geous costuming.
Janis & Chaplow present a clever
skit titled "It Pays to Advertise." A
young actor advertises for a female
assistant. A young woman answers
and proves a typical "hick." After
many comedy situations Miss Chap low
changes her gown and the audience
realizes they have been witnessing
clever performance of imitations.
. A most unique novelty is the "Hag
Art" presented by Willa and Harold
Urowne. They create beautiful scenic
and portrait effects from nothing but
a bunch of rags.
Alphonso's company have a novelty
in the way of a marionette circus with
somewhat different set of figures.
"Koon Knpers" discloses the well
known "Minstrel Miss," Bertie Her-
ron, who received her state training
from the famous Ned Way burn. She
ts accompanied by Milt Arnsman as a
singer of popular songs.
Bend Newspaper Burned
BEND, Ore.. June 23. Fire this
morning almost completely destroyed
the Central Oregonlan, weekly news
paper at Prineville. The loss is esti
mated t between $50nf and IfiOOO by
H. H. .Mnas. editor nnd puI&Ikt.
Htork estimated nt between $ I
and $2000 was destroyed together
wHb three presses.
5. P. to Route Tickets
To City Via Crater L.
In a very short time, probably July
26. the Southern Pacific lines will in
augurate a new policy: an optional
rout on all tickets purchased. Those
coming from the south will have the
nann later, and Mrs. Brown of the ings, followed by more dancing and
Jackson County Public Health as- men a vocai selection Dy Mrs. jonn
sociation will assist with the record- I WirTdson, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Mercla Miscnke.
Refreshments consisting of fee
cream and cake were served to
guests, and about 1 1 : 30 the party
ended, due to the fact that the sold-
ilers had to be back in camp at that
time. Alford's orchestra furnished the
'music for the occasion.
Have Narrow Escape
From Lightning Bolt
A number of Medford people
Prospect late last Sunday afternoon
had the fright of their lives while
standing on the west side of the fish
pond of the Grieve hotel grounds
when there was a terrific detonation
of thunder, accompanied by a very
sharp flash of lightning, which shat
tered a big fir tree on the east sine
of the pond by which they were
standing.
The- lightning nnd thunder were
totally unexpected ns the sky was
comparatively clear except for a
small dark cloud overhead.. The tree
was shattered.
This dangerous freak of nature so
impressed Clyde Gardner, one of the
Medford group, that he immediately
hurried back to the city and attend
ed Sunday evening services.
Ancient Romans, used bronze pens.
line from Weed to Klamath Kails or
taking the lino direct to Medford.
This is being done so that passen
gers who are northern bound can go
to Klamath county to see Crater Lake
without coming to Medford nnd then
to the lnke. Tho passengers, of
course must meet the foes covering
the traveling charges from Klamath
Falls to this city.
When they reach Medford they can
rcboard the train and proceed with
their journey.
QMan
tomam
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B02-TJ153
04 cigar you II like.
-"AROI-TAN BROADWAY
A king among mokes."
(2 for 25c worth more.)
Your Health
is affected by wrong hygienic habits
' .
This NEW way in solving woman's oldest
i hygienic problem will mean much to you
SIXTY per cent of many
women's disorders, doc
tors now point out, arc often
traceable to wrong hygienic
methods.
Now there is a new way . . .
a way that supplants the dan
gers and uncertainties of the
old-time sanitary pad.
Physicians urge it. Women's
doctors have adopted it. Hy
gienic authorities employ it.
And your own peace of mind
demands it. For it offers
charm and immaculacy under.,
any and all circumstances.
The name is Kotex ... a
method scientifically right.
It absorbs 5 times the mois
ture of the ordinary cotton
pad. And that means great
protection.'
It is as easily disposed of as
a piece of tissue that ends
an old-time embarrassment. .
It is deodorized. And that
prevents danger of offense.
You can get it at any drug
or department store, just by
saying "Kotex." And that ban
ishes the embarrassment of
asking for a "sanitary pad."
Eight in every ten women in
the better walks of life have
adopted it. Which proves its
benefits.
It will mean much to you in
health, in daintiness and pro
tection. It proves old ways a
needless folly.
K O T X
DEODORIZED
IrrolerMonr t tlmM an nb
B't.;.t & cotton pads.
il nrhi IK 1m.a lm nin
Wright In molntur andO
itlentlfkuUy deodorized.
9 N'o laundry. Dlnrrl a
aailly at a piece of tlaaxi.
dkHaar to bur. anywhere,
ou aak for them by name.
Man 'ft ores keep them
ready -wrapped hetp
vrtiirFelf. pay the clerk,
thai la all.
heretofore br
entitled court as nn answer day herein,
and to defend ngalnrt Haul proceed
ings, and that upon their failure ho to
do. a judgment of forfeiture of ynld
one 1 1)23 Hulck Motor bus 4 will be en
tered. This notice in issued ami given to
you. and earn of you, pursuant to nn
order duly made by lion. C. M.
ThomnH, presiding judge of tho nbove
entitled court, on the USth day of May,
Witness my hand and tho seal of
said court affixed at Jacksonville,
Jackson county. Oregon, this Kth day
ot June, 1925.
DKUUAA 8TRVI2XS,
f RTCATj) County Clerk.
Cut out this coupon nnd mnil to - . ,.
Roguo River Pageant Association
Sparta llldfj., Motlford, Ore.
T drsiiv to support tho 1025 Piiant (July 20, :t() and HI),
by subscribing for n
PATRONS' TICKET
Please mail me pledge card. 1
Signed
! Address '.
BIG OPENING
BARBECUE
andDANCfe
Saturday
June
Night
27
In the Newest and
Pavilion in
Finest Open-Air
the State
Place-Rogue Elk
WILSON WAITE'S ORCHESTRA
Time 8:30 P. M.
No laundry discard as easily as a piece of tissue.