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BE HELD FRIDAY
PUBLia LIBRAfifY
Wie third Medford baby welfare
clinic will be conducted In yie base
ment of the public Ibrnry, Friday
afternoon. June 26, from 2 to &
o'clock. Dr. V. S. Gearey, county
health officer, will examine the
babies n twisted by Miss Vera Beard
and Miss Irene Mann of the Jack-j
Bon county health unit. The confer
ence la In charge of Miss Heard, pub
lic health nurse, . ,
Children up to C years of age will
be reentered. Mothers are requested
to telephone Jacksonville, 491, for
appointments. A physical examina-!
tlon will be made of each child, in
cluding weighing and measuring.1
Women of the Jackson County Pub-'
lie Health Association will assist!
with the, records, . ,
- An exhibit of foods: suitable for
the dinner of a pre-school age child
is being, prepared, by Miss Ada Brew- '
fiter, county home demonstration'
agent. Child welfare 'panels telling
of proper care of children will be
on display. These panels ure loaned
by the local chapter of the American
Red Cross. Literature distributed
is- furnished by Metropollton Insur
ance Company and the United States
Department of Labor.
PAGEANX AWAITS
'1H SUPPORT &Y
LOCAL CITIZENS
The Markets
DAMAGES AGAINST
.0.
CRANTS PASS, Ore., Juno. 24.
(Special ) Judge Thomas sinned and
filed 219 separate . judgments in tax
foreclosure matters Monday.
i The circuit court opened with Judge
Thomas receiving a sealed verdict in
the case of Leo McNair versus Dr.
C. J. Moser, the trial of .which case
occupied the most of last week. The
verdict of the jury awarded $12,100 to
the plaintiff, McNair..
, Another jury was Immediately placed
In. the box for the case' of Walter
Lonnon versus John H. Klncaid, in
which Lonnon is suing for $490 which
lie claims he is entitled to for dam
ages arising out of Kincnid having
arrested hiin on July 9, 1924, on a
charge of "willfully and maliciously
setting fire to property not ills own."
C- K. Pruess is attorney for the plain
tiff, Lonnon. with W. T. Miller as
counsel Tor Kincaid. .
This morning at 9 o'clock the court
passed sentence upon U. G. Puck, who
was found guilty last week by a jury
of the crime of possession of a still.
. This session of the court here will
probably continue for two more weeks,
although the. jury cases will be com
pleted by the end of this week. Judge
Thomas will then return to Jackson
county, where court will continue to
August 1, to be followed by adjourn
ment until September 1.
The subscription sate of pntrons'
tickets fop the annual pageant la
moving along in fine shape, accord
ing to advices from the officers of
the Pageant nsivciatjon. But the
producers are asking that all those
who have received pledge cards thru
the .malls,- hurry up their response.
"As has been told before, cash op
your check is not essential now, but
your pledge to attend Is very es
sential right away," Bald one of the
producers today. "It is absolutely
necessary that this subscription sale
Bhould reach proportions big enough
to cover the actual expenses of the
pagennt, otherwise It would be fool
ish to go ahead with the production.
And . while the association is practi
cally certain that the sale will more
than meet Ihe figure they have set,
yet they urge upon ' their friendH.
and patrons that they do not delay
In mulling In their pledges. , '
, "Everything Is waiting on this
one feature, and in fact, depends
on its success. For It the unexpected
should happen, and . the sale fall
down, the Pageant association would
certainly think nt least twice, before
going "ahead with their plana. So get
busy. Mall, your check or. pledge.
If you haven't received one In the
mall, or if solicitors haven't seen
you personally, . grab your phone,
call 323-W (the Pageant associa
tion's offices) and ask them to en
roll you as a pageant supporter and
send you a pledge card."
- Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 24. (U. S.
Department of Agriculture.) Cattle
Nominally steady; receipt, 20 head.
Hugs Steady; receipts, 370 head.
Sheep Steady to 26c up; receipts,
920 head. Lambs, light und -handy
weight, medium to choice, $9.504fi
11.50.
Eggs.
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 24. Eggs
Steady; current receipts. .11c; pullets,
29 4f294c; firsts, 31VS32c; extras.
32V4 4f 33c, delivered Portland.
Butter.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Juno 24. Butter
Cubes V4 to 1 cent higher; market
firm. Extra cubes, city 4tic; stand
ards, 4fic; prime firsts, 44 ',4c; firsts,
41. Vic; undergnides, nominal; prints,
4Gc; cartons, 47c.
Hutterfat Firm. . Best churning
cream, 44c net shippors' track in zone
No. 1.
Poultry.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 24. Poultry
Plentiful,' steady. Heavy hens. 22
23c; light, 15c; broilers, 210 24c;
young white ducks, 20c.
W. PRICE ARRIVES
Potatoes and Onions,
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 24. Pota
toes Slow; new crop coming in good.
Onions Nominal.
IN TENNESSEE, IS
GIVEN A DEGREE
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 24. Wheat
Hard white, Hluestem. Haart, Bill!
hard white. $1.00; soft white, northern
spring. $1.58; western white, $1.57;
hard winter, $1.56;. western red, $1.65.
Today's car receipts Wheat, 11;
flour, 5; corn, 4.
R.
TO OPEN CRATER L
AND NEW HOTEL
R. W Price, who resigned as mem
ber of the state game commission, left
Tuesday for Ashland, lie is operat
ing the lodge at Crater lake and the
new l.ithla Spriugs hotel at Ashland.
Mr. Price plans to open them both
July 1. The first crew for the lake
will leave tomorrow and there will he
seven carloads ftf people, resident
manager, chef, office force and what
not. The crew for the new hotel at
Ashland leaves Tuursduy. .
The hotel at Ashland is .the result
of the, desire, of the community to
have a first-class, modern hotel. The
site, waa selected lust summer and
now. the building is completed, fur
nished, and will be ready for business
next week. The Litliia Springs hotel
will cater largely to the motor tour
ists. Practically all of the furnishings
were bought ill Portland.
There was a very heavy snowfall at
Crater lake during the winter, but tho
rouds are open and In a few days the
resort will be In readiness. Crater
lake, owing to Its elevation. Is tho
last of the Oregon resorts to begin
the- season. . The government has
been doing extensive road work within
the park and motorists will be able to
get around more easily this year than
in the past. The Uregoniun.
TO BE STUDIED
IE VALLEY
San Francisco Market.
SAN FRAN'CISCO, June 24. Hutter
fat, f. o. b. San Francisco, 64c.
7
"Quo Vadis" Makes
Big Hit, Crateridn
KNOGVILLK. Tenn., Juno 24.
(A. P.) An "army" of expert wit
nesses, representing various scientific
and religious phases of the evolution
question will be called in to the trial of
J. T. . Scopes, Indicted high school
teacher, it has been announced by de-(
fense counsel who continued a con
ference, here today.
Clarence Darrow and Balnbridge
Colby who came here last night with
other members of the defense staff
were principal speakers at the grad
uating exercises of the John R, Neal
college of law, and incidentally were
presented with, .hgrary degrees of
doctors of law.
Some honor went to Dudley Malono
of New York whp wus not present,
however, but who expected to join his
conferes here today.
Dr. John R. Neal, senior defense
counsel, who presented the degrees re
ferred to Mr. Darrow as the man who
framed the Massachusetts juvenile
court law.
Declaring that "many of our legisla
tors will vote for anything they think
will bring them votes," Mr. Darrow in
his address said this was true of some
senators and asserted "they voted for
prohibition when they had liquor in
their own possessison."
"And they still have liquor," ho added.
Tho grandeur that was Rome. Is
shown on the screen of the Hunt's
Craterlnn for a four days engagement.
The picture is a refilming of the
Henryk Sienklewlcz romance of Nero's
court and the persecution o? the
Christians under tfcat tyrant, the burn
in gof the Eternal City being one of the
spectacular points o fthe picture.
Several uses have been .made of the
story the Polish romancer devised. It
was the basis of Wilson Barrett's
drama, "The Sign of the Cross."
There were as many aB fifty plays
founded onthe book, which, being un
copyrighted. was common property.
The new "Quo Vadis" was made In
Italy, with Rmil Jannings as Nero and
thousands of people In the scenes
where crowds are used tho rush of
the populace to Nero's palace, on the
Palutine when the city wus burning
nnd the seen oh in the arena where the
Christians were tortured.
I There are luxurious feasts, too, In
Nero's palace, and, by way of con
tract .the meetings of tho Christians
with Peter, the Apostle, teaching
them, in the catacombs under the
city.
petitions of tho districts Im
mediately out of the city to be in
cluded within the urban limits have
nearly all been turned Into the of
fice of City Attorney John H. Car-
kin.
ORPHEUM, JR. BILLIS
VIAVI
.. Helpful in
Nervous Conditions
4
315 Medford BldgM Phone 841
Co-operntiva irrigation studies have
been arranged betwet-n the l S. Of
fice of Irrigation investigations ami
Soil Department of the O. A. O. Kx
periment Station ur the present irri
gation season in the Rogue River
Valley.
Charles llartmann, field agent, is
on the ground and has arranged for
experiments la co-opera lion with
owners of granite soils near (.irutilH
1'ass and heavy clay soils near .Med
ford. Studies of application of water are
to include economical methods of
clearing, fitting and applying Irriga
tion water, to representative soil
types, length of run. size of head ami
rate of penetration for grnnlte and
idobe soil will bo studied and experi
ments made of time, cost and amount
of water needed to properly replenish
moisture throughout the root zone in
the most economical way.
Soil moisture determinations and
usable water capacity tests will be
made before nnd after irrigation to
follow the water applied and used ur
wasteil. - -1
PLANS
WASHINGTON, Juno 24. (A. P.)
Proposals of the Oregon Trunk rail
way to make certain extensions to its
line in central and southern Oregon.
were opposed before tho inter-stute
commerce commission by the South
ern Pacific which asserted that the
Central Pacific, one of its own subsid
iaries, had under way, or was project
ing a considerable mileage of new
lines In the state.
The Oregon Trunk construction was
declared by the Southern Pacific to
be unnecessary duplication of fucil
itles for the territory.
The Southern Pacific also declared
tho Oregon Trunk hud over-estimated
tho timber resources of the territory
to be - served, and that the traffic
available In the area was not suffic
ient to support both railroads.
trust me
to keep you
cool!"
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ORANGE r 1
It's Kodak Work We Do
m first class shape, giving you seven
and one half hour service. Films in
before 10:00 a. m. are out at half past
five. No extra charge for gloss fin
ish. .
We have a good lot of O. N. G. views
HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884)
HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
As near as your phone.
Attention, Fruit Growers!
We have tiiknn over tlu kii'jro pMekin-j and pro-cooling plant
formerly operated hy the Orejjm (iniwers' Co-operative Assn.
and are now prepared lo enter into eontraets with growers for
their crops of pears and apples on tho spot cash basis. Growers
will find it to their advantage to conunnnieate with us before
disposing of their crops. Office nt packing plant now open on
North Central Ave.
Telephone 30, or can call evenings 972-J
Suncrest Orchards
LLEWELLYN A. BANKS, Mgr. ' , , , , , '
'li.-'Vi Ml f.--,Jj, :
WITH MKDFOKS TRADE IB MEDFORD HACK.
t
Sales In
. The De La Plaza trio, dancers, ap-
"n- . , . . i ... .. 'pearlng at the Craterlan theater last
Tho petition of Siskiyou heights ,,,, ornhonm .Tr nrnved one of
and that of Miss June Earhart of the best attractj0n8 f tne vaudeville
South Riverside nro complete, while ae080n and were tne headline of a
the petitions of the Laurelhurst, better than ordinary bill. Arturo and
West, Jackson and North Riverside juanlta La Plaza cculd execute the
districts are yet to be finished, and tango to graceful perfection and Luis
it is expected that this will be Firndi sang bass scios in Spanish,
done In but another day or two. Eddie Janls and Rene Chaplon con
, .When they have all been turned tributed a lively skit and sprang a
in the city council will take action knockout Joke that gave the customers
upon them as quickly as possible.
DRUNKS FAIL TO SHOW
: " DP, BAIL FORFEITED
their money's worth. Eddie wus
clever violinist. .
The marionette circiis by Alphouse
and company was a mechanical num
ber modernizing Punch and Judy that
pleased, and another pleasing novelty
wus "rag art" by Willa and Harold
Browne.
OF
The following two cases mnrk the
first arrests for inebriation thnt have
occurred in the city for some time.
A. man giving his name ns being
Jqck Jones, was arrested by Police
man Leggltt Sunday'- evening for
being in an . intoxicated - condition
upon the city streets. He put up Since January 1, 117 licenses towed
(no cash ball, for his appearance be- have been issued in this county and
fore Judge Taylor yesterday fore- 27 divorce complaints have been filed,
noon at 10 o'clock to answer the'Thirteen divorce decrees have been
charge that was placed against him. 'granted and 47 are pending before the
but did not appear, so forfeited hail.lcircuit court that were left over from
That same evening Charles Fair- 1924. So far this June high tide
c-hild was also arrested for heine' month for romances 25 licenses to
drunk by Policeman Cave, and like-1 wed have been Issued. Last year for
wise bv not nnnenrinir hefnr. Judire ' 'he same period 21 licenses had been
Taylor forfeited $25 cash bail.
TREKS IX CRATER NAT'ONAIj
FOREST TO BE PLACARDED
lsBued.
Scandinavian Society
Meets Ashland Sunday
Cards about 10 by 8 Inches In size,
giving the description and technical
name of different trees are - to be
nanea on tne various trees tney oe- Tht, Scandinavian BOcMy South-
serine growing in auto camps wunin ern 0reBOn win noid ltg anUal meet-
tne (,-ruier mKe national lorcst. lnK the Llthla pork, Ashland. Sun
These cards are being distributed1,,,,, t,, i,v, m 10 ,
by the national forest service to edu- AM Scandinavians and those of
cate those people who are camping Scandinavian extraction and their
and would know more about trees, I famines are invited. Uring a well
to leave, the impression how vnlu-; filled basket. Coffee and Ice cream
able they really are, and they should -111 be served free.
be protected from fire at much asi m
possible. '
"Shake," said the malaria bus.
DRINK
MaidO'Sko
IT'S
DELICIOUS
Never before could y'ou
buy so much fruit in a small
bottle.
' SKO is made from Real
Oranges and there aje no
synthetic flavors added.
Close your eyes and you
can easily imagine you are
"drinking" the fruit itself,
All our products are guar
anteed to be pure and whole
some, which is your protec
tion.
Jackson County
. Creamery
T7T
srease Agaisnf
it. I
!HlB8 Ji
The price reduction on the new Overland Six
Standard Sedan has sent sales soaring!
38 h. p. engine . '. '. 112 inch wheelbase i 2
Larger main bearing surface . Pressure
feed lubricating system . . . Oil-tight univer
sal joints . . . Heavier crown fenders . . , Wind
shield wiper . . . Very latest finger-type spark
and throttle levers, also horn button, mounted
on steering wheel . . . Unusual room and com
fort ... A full size Five Passenger Sedan . . . Now
a value beyond comparison. Order early !
from 9S5 to
f.o.b.
Toledo
j&WeekstDBiy
Sfandanl
123 West Main St.
W ILL Y S O V E K f? A N D
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
Phone 18
FINE MO TO R CARS