Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1925, Image 2

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TACE TWO
ocdl'dtld' :
Personal
The Chamber of Commerce ro-; clflo llnca. who has been spending sev. sponsored by the Bast Side mer-' city, and his rendition of the feature
quests all places of business In tho eral days in ilie city on business, ,de- chunts and last will be the special number of "Blossom Timet' Is a' happy
business section of thb city to put out' parted last evening for his headyquar- appearance of the "Xlghthatvk Oi choice. ,
the street flags along the curbs for ters at Portland. . I chestra" a the Fair Grounds I'a-, dur frame lumber at Big Pines
the Knights Templar doings this even- Tree props all lengths. Medford villon. - ' ' '.Lumber Co. tf
lng. Main street will be roped offbe- Lumber Co. , I04"tf Pure, clean, running sulphur water, ' Hyle. rj. D. Gammon, J. H.
tweon Front and Onkdule streets at New and useful gifts for the baby. Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool Priest and Kenneth Klnhn of Klam
0 p. m. The Oakland. Calif., com- Handicraft Shop. 107 i lOu'tf Bth Fn" were local business visitors
.v... ....... u. "
at 41:45 p. m and will leave the train
for an hour, during which Its crack
drill corps and band will parade on
siuin street witnin the ropeu off sec-
tion ana ino corps win give exnionion
maneuvers in rront or tne city park.- I
Dunce in the nreezos ut Itoguo KIR
Hatiirduv nluht. 107 i
Jackson County Fair and Pear
Shew, Mcdford. September 10 to 19. 'Johnson Produce Co. 1
! '- ' 107 nf) o; . Steele, division manager of ,
t-I. Chandler Kunn left last nlifht for n, eiuirt..n.. u.iuinH '
Portland where he will offleinte at the
opening of a new golf club and where
ne win anve me iirsi nan. ,
Clothes hampers ut the Jnp Art)
Stmei ' , . . -. ' - " 111
Kxldo batteries for Fords. Chevro-1
lets. Stan, etc., $12.75 and 116.50.
Williams i MoCurley. I04tfi
mistake In tho paper Inst week
Huiu LnitL enee tvouiu ue no mure ser-
vices ai tne rresnytcrinn cnurcn ror
the summer. - That should 'have been
"No more evening Services." Services
will continue for three Sundays in the
morning. Itev. W. H. Amos, the Sim
day school missionary for the Presby-
lonan cnurcn. ror soumorn Oregon, nnd Mrs. S. F. Hamilton, Miss IVolet
will preach tomorrow morning. A -.Foster, Mrs. Joseph Sharp and daugh
tenor solo wll be sung by It. W. Wll- (Bl MrlI, w. K. Smith. Mesdames T.
son of the Weeks & On music depart- (H. Bartlett. M. H. Hartwell. c. O. Wllr
tuut- Ilunison and Anna 1. Tavlor. Mr. nnfi
"" snciiii at tne mcuiuuim cnurcn
i' riuay eve.
Home made cake and Ice,,
cream mo. i-unn inviien. juo-
Fancy now potatoes,- large size, 8o
pen lb. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N.
FIiJ street. Phone 97. . 08tf
J. H. Russell, field superintendent
of the 17. 8. Bureau of fish hatcheries
and Dr. Ward, of the department of
uoology of the .University of Illinois.
nYtu in mi! cur ml.i iiwm unu mis i
tnorning -in company with Deputy
Stale Game Warden ;P. H. Dally left
fori Diamond lake to look over the
fisn hatchery there. They will return
to the city Monday,
Dance till 2:30 at Butte Falls to
night. Good music good floor good
time.- . - . ' 107
. I5-plece .kitchen spice sets $8.50
value - Saturday only 5.0G. ' Jnp
Art Store. 111
..Charles Works, an attorney of Den
ver, Colo., Is tho -guest- of his sister,'
Mrs. Koht. Jluhl, over the week end.
Tree props all - lengths. Medford
Lumber 'COj ' J04"tt
Let mo, write, your .fire Insuranro,
Carl Y. , Tongwnldi Hollnnd Bldg,
Phond 1)03. ' , ' ,.' , 104t(
Tourists and otber .guests at local
hotels, a'numbor.of whom are bound
for Crater lako and return, 'Include the
foil wins: Alias Bess L. Machamcr of
Bel vHcro, III,, Mr. , and Mi-s. F. W.
Lo oVy of Proscott, Arl.. Ethyl Itlvera
of ' Irlnnell, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. James
Flf of Reno, Mrs. Jnckson and family
of Sioux. City, Iowa: Mr. and Mrs. "13.
Klein of West Orange, Ni Y Mr. and ;
Mri. :D. J. Elmer and Miss R; Elmer .-(nry la j.-H. Dyer, superintendent of
of Vancouver. B. C, S. H, Farthing of I th 8 P Lines '
St. Louis, Mr. and Mi's. E. Kuhn of Au. I Do.t fa to'hear the famous Night
burn N.'T.. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 8cou'Hawks! Fair, Grounds Pavilion! To,1
and Louise Kessler of Atchison, Kns.i ' ngnt. ' , i '; t ; 107
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert J. Koshlund of
nnfrton, Mass., and Mabel Jacobs of
Correct lonvtlle. Iowa. ; ; - :
3. I. R. eggs at DeVoe's. . " ' tf
no lot of baskets at coat and lin
den ' Jnp Art Store. 'Ill
Drink O. Calllson, the high school
coach, arrived here yesterday from his
home In Eugene for a week ond visit.
I' represent the strongest group of
fire. Insurance cohipnnln In America.
Coil Y. Tengwaid, Holland ' Bldg.
Phone 093. ' ' ';' ' ' 104tf
Dance Medford building. Saturday
night. Lots of fresh dir. 107
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a yenr ago toony motuoi'H was sti i McMahon was the complnlnlng officer:
In fhe midst of a temporary heat spell. . R j. Mllrt nd K. L. Cowan, off 1
wlth the mnxlmum nt 102. Cloudy cMh , ,he .paorlo KrU, Rxress corn
weather and a moderate temperature puny ret(lrm,n yesterday from a trip to
are. predicted for Sunday, following a Crttter Ijtke, nhd left last evening for
maximum of 88 yesterday nnd n mini- (hB,P headquarters nt San Francisco,
mum of 40.6 this morning.- . . Calif ' n ...
" ' Pleasant drive lo nntte Falls your fr,ll(1, W drive to Butte
Danco there tonight. Good music nnd K, tonight why hot you:- ' Dnnco
a good floor. . , -IOJVhii 1A
The' affiliated trades have cstah-
llslrod uil otflro at Smith hall. 128 No.
Grape. They will have a representa
tive. In tho building from 8 a. In. to 10
B. m. every day to handle all business
that may arise. All card men are ask
ed to register with the secretary,
Phone 3B6-J. . 108
"; J-oonin, DI. iJino,
and Mrs. M. h. Olds of Medford ro-
Itirnet I Thursday from a two days' mo-
tor trip to Portland, where they nt
tended the Elks convention and also
visited friends nnd relatives.
Dance in the breezes at Riiguo Elk
Saturdny night. ... 107.
Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Co. . tf
A permanent public health nurse
hns been obtained for Wasco county in
the person of Miss Senn Peterson of
Mllrfreesboro. Tenh. Miss Peterson
hnd overseas service with the United
Stales army. .
Dance Riverside Community club'
Saturdny night. Alford's Imperial or
chestra. , i i 107
Tree props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Callfornlans registered nt local ho
tels Include Mr. and Mrs. I. A, Morris,
Mrs. O.'W. dainty. Miss Lois Morris,;
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. p. Morris. Mrs.
Charles Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. K. C.
Kerholt; Mr. and Mrs. E. I,. Turner.
Misses Florence nnd ldn Turner, and
Mrs, E II. Newton of Berkeley, Dr.
David R. Fox nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. P. It.
Lydlng !of Sacramento, Mr. nnd Mrs.
O. P. Ybting and children of lleetlley,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dobbins, Ruth and
Lester Dobbins of Colusa. Mrs. T. C.
nnd Miss y.oe CInubes of Portervllle.
Mrs. J. V. Dodd of Pomona. Mr. nnd
Mrs, 1. A, Wnrnock. Mrs. J. M. Isrh
nnd Mrs. C. Sumner nf Oaklnnd. Mr.
nnd Mr. Andy Hamilton of Keddlmr.
nnd tbri following from' Sun Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs. D. V. ll
Miss Clara Mohr. Mrs. John Flshel,
Mr. and Mi's. A, Meyer. Misses Pearl
Roslrou ami Myrtle Hurcher.Mr. and
. Mrs. H. W. Denehl, Mrs. Albert lichen
thai and party, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Bin-
well and Miss Claire Williams
Hperlol chicken dinner Sumfsys. tl.
Casey's Cosy Inn, SO miles out on
Crater Lake, highway. lot
re "Riverside Community clun
uilght. Alford's Imperial or
Mr. V. X. KmAuf of tiUUo rani AnuiiiQi' lilftc' Saturday "night .' "Kong of I.bvc.1' from tli'o' famous
wan a bunlncBa vlHltor In TedfurJ yen--i wd Is expected to be on the down- opera "Uloimom Time,"' nave been se
terday. - . tou-f Btreota this evening, due to the leeted as the solo number by Kayniond
.Piano! Roe IjiuWiparh -tf varied atVactlona which will be Ballard, for the Sunday niualcul fea-
The Handicraft Shop hs recelvid a furthcoming. Firm of all will be the -lure at the Cruterlan. Mr. liallard an
new Hue of attraotlve, baby gift. 407' j ririll and parade by he Oakldnd substitute organbu during the vuca-
J. II. ilulchay. umlslnnt freight Knight Templar drill team and band. Hon of Mlas Hetty Brown, la winning
traffic manager of the Southern Pa- Later will come the lilnd concert wide favor with the musk- lovera of the
oergeant y. u Aisip or t'oninna,
accompanied by his wife, arrived In
(he city yesterday to take up his duties
as assistant to Sergeant drover Owen..!
who Is In charge of the locul 17
i of the locul 17. 8.
nation. .
i-nds nt the Butte
?ht. iMut till S:30.
1071
Army recruiting statio
Meet your friend:
Fulls dance tonight
. . -. - . . fin
Fancy crcninory butter 47c her lb:
ka today after attending the monthly '
Copco conference held in this city Frl-
auy and Saturdny. ' '
Dance, Medford building, Saturday
night. Lots of fresh air. lot
iireB, Kmplre plaster. Medford
Lumber Co.. . 104tf
J. E. Kerr of Grants Pass was a loW
cal business visitor vestordav and to-
day.
Fresh salt water salmon, 25c. Ib.
Johnson Produce Co. . tf
Murcel and bob curl 76c. Tel. 430-R.
623 So. Ivy. ' ' - - ' 107
Visitors in the city from Portland
'registered at local hotels include Mr.
Mrs. H. H. Veatch. Mr. and Mrs. N
,nlley, Mr. ano Ml.,., u. w. Lu,ia,
captain and Mrs. J. Nlllson ond Mr.
, and Mrs. B. L. Williamson. . . .
Ub,1c0 , cool, comfort to tho tuno
fui harmony of the famous Night
,Hnwkii! .Pavilion! Tonight. 107
Fresh Empire plaster. Medford
Lumber Co . -e indtf
Following a successful .engagement.!"'.1' c!lcle aa described by tho Rose
nt Klamath Falls last night, the Night
Hawks orchestra will piny a return
dance at the Fair Grounds Pavilion to
night, '- This unusual danoe band has
won an enviable reputation for Itself
through the varied program ut dance , ""nch- 1,0 can aava, you money. He
music, popular songs and clever enter- .know Pianos and Is reliable. tf
tainment which la featured. I ,nev- J- tVlllard De Yoe will at-
Why stop the dance at midnight j ,end. 'he Methodist camp meeting at
that Just's a good.' Mart. Dance at ; Cottage drove next week. .There
Butte Falls tonight till 2:80. 107 'w'" "'so be n district conference ses
Spoclul for Friday and Saturdny "'"h hold on Tuesday and Wednes
Suppllos for the nursery.' including day. Several from here are already
many useful articles. Handicraft
Shop. ' ' 107
The dally rush was on to register at
the local state traffic registration "bu,
reati lhs forenoon, of arriving out of
the state cars. .Ninety such cura wore
registered here yesterday. ' -' '"j '
' Women's and children's bobs at the
Highway Barber Shop, 10 North Riv
erside Ave. 1071
Newcomb says ohly'h, short time to
order your factory blocks at summer
pVlcej.i' Phone 3l. ' , ' lOltf
F. n. Martin and D. Ki-Darling (.of
San Francisco, were visitors In tjiie
city this morning en route to Crnter
IjlltA M, Uflflln Ib Iia n.lllntn ua..a.
A Merlllted shave and hair cut at
the Highway Barber shop. 10 North
Riverside Ave.' . . . 1 107
Mr. and Mrs. E.' Grey of Albany.
Ore., who are visiting- Mr. Grey's
I brother. Rev. Lee Grey of Iiutte Falls.
were among the many visitors In tho
city today. , t .' .. -.''
Fresh Empire v plaster. 'Medford
Lumber Co. ' ''-. ' 104.t
'Miss Rachell Bragg wsa' assesscil
80 In fines this week by Judgo Roe
of Jacksonville because 'of speeding
and driving h. motor vehicle without
Hmnn. IIabimA - T.. 1H n ntttnnf T T
Dance, Medford building, Saturday
night. Lots of fresh air. 157
' Among the families from a distance
.whn ira ir'lleatn hf XI nvi'lnlc'B Mnlnp Inn
arriving vesterdav. are Included those
of C. R.- Neidengnrd of Steubenvllle,
Ohio,- C. V. Oram of Grand Rapids,
nnd Fred Munn of Mnndeloma, Mich..
T. j lJohn,on of !,, KaW-i N. w;
Mnilp of KoB.cr, i,,nh0- c. P. PntkK ot
loullboro K. M. 8tlll. of Patter-
son, n, J., and E. T. nochcernnn of
llnstlhgs. Neb. ' ;
Got your tree props now at the Big
Pines Lumber Co. tf90
Screen doors - at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard; nor. East Main and
Genesee. 8tf
Washington stale-visitors register.
ed. nt local hotels Include Mr. nnd
Mrs.
. I. n. Vew.ll.' rwl and Ernest
... ... . 7. -t .
well, and Mr; nnd Mrs. E. V. Cart-,
.-oweu, ann air, nna mrs. bi. v. v an-,
wriglll ol Tacomn: mr. anu mrs. r...
K. Livingston of Helllngham, nnd Mr.lliandlcrnft Shop. 1
nnd Mia. O. r Whltecoat, Mr. nnd
Mr. S. M. Friedman, and Mra. R. H.
Hrlstow nt Seattle. . . -1
a wniuicrrui nigni wnn tne KiRni
Hawks! Fair Grounds Pavilion! To.
lUghtl i lot
uei your irco props now at nig
Pines Lumber Co. tf0
Mr. ann wis. n. r.ugar icu msi
evening for their home nt Taroma.
wn..i atier having visited Mr. nnd
Mrs. F, E. Nichols for the. past neve-
ral days, during which time they,
were stinwn the many scenic ueau-.way
ties of the valley.
Staple drugs at DeVoe's. ' tf
Try that big milk snake at DeVoe's.
tt
In addition to five Versons from
the hotel? the Crater l.ak stage
this forenoon departed for tho lake'
wlth other passengers whe wrlved
on the morning trains, .. - . u
Screen doors ai Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, cor. Bust Main: and
Genesee,- . Mtf
Get 'your tree - proas now at Itlg
Pines Luml'er Co. tf0
' Mrs. i. It. Jeffers, wife of Lleu-
tenant-Colonel Jeffers of Indian-
npolla. Intl.. arrived In .the city to-
day from San Francisco to spend
several days wltlA Colonel and Mrs.
W. 11. Tntne.
Special summer prices on dry fan-
MET)FOnt) MAIL TRTRtiyff
W1ii trad new i-modern furnished
house In Han Diego for one here I
Phone 458-L. 107
n. , . , . .
, ,
,r'ved .T Uy, inU xf6 8T '
'h,e ho'tl" lD lud,e; Mr and Sirs.
I,, . ," or Ifowhurg. ; T. .
M'h or Salem, Mr. ond Mrs. e.
l'.',,0!no ond J'eurl Greene of Albany,
1 ' t-nl"KHn f Eugene, It. B. Wll-
iox ut ' Newburg. and the following
from Klamath Falls:. The . Misses
j!iM anl Edith Wilson. J. C. Boylo
and family. K. J. Kluhn. Arthur II.
rvuiHiii anu tiacK uurcon.
Lsunspach Piano Store now ODon
fpr business at 111 W. Main. .OpppBlte
Hlalto theater, flitecpnitnr tn Pnnt Mn.
slo Co. tf
Newcomb savs onlv a hort time to
order your factory blopks at summer
prices. Phone 681. lOltf
Support of the proposed road from
Kusoburg to Diamond Lake, making
a scenic circle, including Roseburg to:
the lake and from Diamond Luke
through Crater Lake park and down
the Klamath Lakes to Klnmath Fulls,
was urged by Secretary Amies of the
Roseburg chamber of commerce In
n communication rend yesterday. The
entire mutter was placed in tho
hhnil. a U i I.,.-,
. ...... .... w .tic ivumb mm iiinimHya
, .f' . uc"nUe an" rav"":
,.ti iivuwii ib nA.ieutu in ine near
future which will aid materially In
t'lin, tourist travel' through the val
ley to Kiamatli Falls. A stretch of
III miles, now unfinished, and which
must be traversed, If at all, by horse, I
Is the bone of contention in the sce-
uurB group. Jvinmatn News.
We pay for ashes itnii anu 11
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Ino.
tf
iierore you Day that piano see Laun
.! ui.cmiuuuB ana otners will go next
week.
' We pay for ashes, and sell dirt
Cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
,''"' ''..'" - - -. tf
'-. Large stock' Victor records at Pal
mer rausio store. tfs
1 Tho annual farmers and STranfrCrff
iiitT.riu ui jusepnino .county is being
nna xociay in Riverside Park, Granu
PasB. v. A. Dnlzol, private secretary
10 uovernor Pierce Is present taking
the governor's ' place, as the gov-,
erhor was unable, to attend on ac
count of me press of public business.
"For sand, gravel, sediment, niennino
or lawn work, phone 912-J, Samuel
Batentan. '
tf
4edar flume lumber at Big Pine
Lumber Co. tt.
M, R. Whitehead, general agent
for the Pacific Fruit Express com
pany, returned to Portland last even
ing after, having 'spent several days
in Medford In connection with the
fall fruit crop, which Is estimated
at 2000 cars. ,' ' '
Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoe's". tf
Newcomh says only a short time to
order your factory blocks at minimal'
.prloos. Phone 631. joitf
'' "' Bullls, head of the Rogue
River Valley ; Canning company, roi
turned today from a five weeks ab
sence nt Paris. France and other
European cities, celebrating his 76th
birthday abroad. Although " Paris
may be very nice. Mr. Bullls states,
that nothing can beat Southern Ore
gon nod the Hague River valley. - '
See the dresses and hats at hmcaina
at the closing out sale at Edith Towno
Shop. . t .. ... . io7
" Realdenta of southern California
registered at local hotels Includo Mr.
and Mra. H. W. Hake! of (ilendalei
Mr. and' Mrs. R. O. Chrlstcnson, Mr.
nnd Mra. w. O. I'arkor and Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Riddle of Paaadona, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Tucker of Hollywood'
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tucker,' Miss
Carolyn Tucker, and Mr. and Mrs:
(h R. Taylor of Long Bench; Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. j. Schnlder of Annhlem,
Mrs. D. C. Frances of Btirrel,' and the
following from Los Angeles: Mrs.
E., R. separs,, Mr. and Mrs. ' w B-,
Paris, Mra. M.' McCurtly, Mr. "and
Mrs. John L. MtTionlgle, Mr. and
Mi-s. j. B. ,!unes. Mr. and Mrs. S. J,
Holmnn, Mrs. J. Snxter and son. Mr
and Mra. B. f. Goodbee and Mr. and
lira. k. T. Hendrvx.
cedar flume at Big- Pines Lumber
Co.
if.
llll'S. F h. Vpl..l.. - L..J
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"""""'ks cniiers wno were ln the' city
yesterday from Phoenix: '
yesterday from Phoenix:
Hemstitchln hiiitnn. .. .h.
a very large and nannvhis, ....
dlenee listened to the bnhd concert in
the city park last evening. Tho con-
cert will lie the last foe i ,.. .,
the band la lenvlnir nctt Hntiir,iuu to
attend a two day Northwest n. o k
i. convont on to lie hlrt ai,...i.
Wash. .-..
rmft sa t water nlDinn. tv Ih
Johnson Produce Co. '
Mabel Normnnd was a visitor at ihe'
OlaUtlila gardens west of Grants Pass
yesterday. The film star was on her
Home to Hollywood from Port
land.' going by, way of the Redwood
route. She stopped and Inspected tho
ginnioia farm. -Grants Pass Courier
See tho dresses and hats at bargains
at the closing out sale nt Edith Towne
Shop. . . ; . , in7
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Fetch re-
turned home Thursday after spending
day attending to business matters at
1 the Southern Oregon Gas company of
"cee. uoseburg News Review.
Newcomb says only a short time to
orr your factory blocks nt summer
pines. Phone (31. - 10ltf
Stanley Butler, division accountant
.of the Copco office at Yreka. arrived
this morning to attend the regular
monthly accounting conference of the
California Oregon Power company.
I See the dresses and, hats at. bargain
" 'he closing out sale nt Edith Towne
, MftTVFftfci ), 6ft EH ON,
Tanmr oaay.- ; .
Another dundy dance nt Iiutte
Falls tonight Come and dance till.
2:30. 10T
The july MU0 of the Medford he-
Pln. i"nlhly pertallml of 111. Med-
ford LtBlon No n went to 1reHg .
todliyi lnlt wll be ln the mnl8 lo ttl0
ror memi,er to receVe the same before
the ,.(,Bular moetlK next Monday night,
The lBHU8 tnlg monlh is newsy with
happenlnn t the Mate convantlon
urinauiiia ,,n ...i.k ,i.iu .0.i.
e( a beauty department which will ap-
pear with every issue.
Columbia plaster wan board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard, cor East Main and Genesee
C. M. Maude, of the Three Pines dls-
trlct was a business visitor in the city
today. . '
True props ... all- '.lengths.
Lumber Co.-jt .v i-:
E MUST STOP
AT
Mayor O. O. Alenderfer stnted to
day, when tho matter wus brought 1o
hia' attontl,., Nh... tn .n1 In., ...i
the police hereafter lo put a stop to'
the juvenile disorder that has existed bllck door, which was still open whon
for the past two years In the city park "l,e molc 11,0 discovery. Every piece
during band concerts. . In addition, ot furniture in the house, was stolen,
the mayor will also take steps to put aiwhloh included a small cook stove, a
stop to a number of cars parked sroen stairway rug. 1 5x3 M foet with
nround tlie city park backing out red border, an upholstered chair with
with much noise while the band Is b'u silk cloth, another upholstered
playing. The mayor will instruct . n'r wUh llnen cloth- a .mahogany
Chief of Police Adams to use his . arm chair with one arm broken,
entire force, if necessary, to accom-1 k'tchen linoleum and one old oak
pllsh this reform.
While the trouble comilalnC(, of
has beert exiHtlng for a long J.ime past,
the til nor dor at lat night's fine con
cert by the D. O. K. K. band was the
worst for years due to the fact that
the big crowd attending was larger
than' usual in fact was tho 'largest
thftt has heard a park concert for
years,
There was talk last night and today
among a number of nitizenK of pre
.nn.lnn a mnnutet ulnwl net 11 Inv. ll.
the mayor and city council to take
steps to make the concerts more .of u
pleasure, If the 'complained of Juvenile
disorder, especially, continued.
At last nightH concert by the D. O.
K. K. bond theyiolse of a crowd of
ohlldren gnthercli abbot the fountain
near where the'band -was playing 'ns
so great that, during a softly plnyed
number in which a baritone solo was
being played, Wilson Wnlte, the direc
tor, became so ..disgusted that he
stopped tho playing of the hand until
the young disturbers were quieted nnd
dispersed. ' ' ' '
Even the people In cars parked
around' the cltypark complain 'that
because of the romping, running and
yelling of the children they miss much
of .the music. ' ' !
The children themselves' are not so
much blamed as their parents. '
A fow woeks ago at' a concert the
noise of the nearby "children was so
great that the band was much dis
turbed, and finally Ed White, one of
the musicians in the back row seated
In tho buter row of the band, left his
InstruriVcnf long enough to chase the
noisy crowd away.
Tho next -band 'concert will not bo
held In the city park until two weeks
from Inst night because of the Crater
Lake Temple band. D. O. K. K. being
away in attendance nt the northwest
Vnifcntlqh of tlie p. K. K. order
V Aberdeen.' Wash'. '. '', 4
MEDFORD GETS CHARTER
NO. 2IN TALLIN'S CLUB
'MAnSHFIBIjD, Ore., July 28.
Renjaniln Ostllnd, nrcaldent of the,s
notional oinnnlzntlon of Ijongtcllowa,
componed of men nix toet or more
in height, reported nt tho second
bltnqtiet of the original club here last
nlgnt tlmt x hotom in eastern ciuea
have already made alterations to pro-
vide romfort fbr tall men. The
I.ongffllnwa club Idea was launrhed
hoi-e lu May and nlrendy the orgnnl.'
nation had spread ,na fur as EnK -
land, ostllnd reported. Clnbs are
being , formed In all parts . of the
1'nlted (Sales. Medfurd. Ore, had
club number two. . .
Public Market Enjoys
Record Saturday Sales.
Over 300 people '. patronlxed : tho
public msrkpi hls morning Wore 8
o'clock, taking advantage of the fact
that flno home gnwn produce was on
sale at rrasonnhlo prloe. ' 1
According to Market Master VI. A J.
Rtlhyanl, this morning was one of tho
busiest nf the season, nnd according
to his report nenche sold well, white
berries were scarce with blackberries
selling nt $1.25 a crate, llreeij: corn
sold 'as low ns S0c a dnsen; cabbage
2c to 3c a pound: potatoes steady,
3Hto 4c n pound; plums plentiful at
4 to 6pi low htfsh. beans gone; Ken
tucky Wonder commencing to sell;
crab apples I lbs. fbr lSc Wth ovef
400 pounds sold. Home grown melons
oh the mnrkot soon.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
COl'XD Traveler's pack In V. 8.
Coast Artillery canvas bag. Owner
' can hnae snmeBMHy nrovlng nnverjr
nnd paying for adv. Mall Trlnune.
O , 10tt
ft ATUntA Y, JULY gr,'
BROKEN INTO AND
The Johnson Produce Stent Mnr-
ket on North Plr was burclarlsna Inst
Ket on P"n tlr ,,as hurelanseii msi
"Ight and a residence owned by Mrs,
J- Keddy at 810 Onlcdale broken
nto some time previous. 2ou worm
f property Hclns tken. . .
H. txneMU proprietor of the meat
market, reports a loss of over 30 in
supplies, such as butter, canned goods,
fruit extracts and damage ddne to' 60
pounds of fish by auto polish end llni-
ment. which was poured over them by
thri nilsoDA-nts: Entrance '.was made
by a side window by ripping off the
screen as it has been, left iopen for
Proper ventilation. As the window Is
quite high, it Is believed that at least
two men were needed to make the en-
trance. When inside they itrnnK two
bottles of fruit sprup, used -lor soft
drinks, ate the contents of two Jars of
Medford fruit, spoiled the fish by -the auto pol
104tf Ish. and then rummaged the office
and lert, taking with them supplies oz
a varied nature. The robbery was not
discovered until this morning when
Mitchell opened the shop, at which
time the police were promptly. notified,'
nnd who at the present time are
searching for two white men and a ne
gro boy .as suspects. The three, ac
i cording to late reports, were In the
vicinity of Gold' Hill, where officers
are searching to a'pprehend them.
Sometime during the past ten days.
Mrs. . J. I". .Reddy reports, her resi
jdence at 810 Oakdale was entered and
furnishings taken. She discovered the
I tHaf t Thnrulnv aflAcnnnn while there
inspecting her property with the Inten
. tion Of OCCUPVing it.
Entrance was made through the
rocker. No clues were left behind.
but the loral police are working upon
Mrs.,Ttedly la offering a RUbstnntlal
reward for any inforinntion lefldinp to
the recovery of the stolen iurnlture.
Joe McMahon Has
A Minor Accident
J. J. McMahon, tho Medford district
deputy stato traffic officer, who is
usually kept busy trying to prevent
auto accidontH. wr; on tho 'wrong end
or a minor ncciuem mm nigm m ino
buslpess section of Ashland, between
i s speciui I3UICK six i oauaier
Clay Johns'- special Studebalter six;
In fact It was a very special accident.
It seems that the state officer In,hhi
eagerness to keep an eye on another
car suspected of containing a cargo of
liquor, started to back his auto out
from its parking place on a business
street, Just as Clay Johns, the Med
ford driver uf one of the Crater Lako
stages, off duty, came" driving slowly
along the street with his young lady
companion. -
Both drivers sought to control their
cars ln time to avoid an accident, but
ineffectually, as McMnhon's car bent
the fender of Johns' car and pressed
against it so hard as to leave ah im
pression on Its body of a spare tire.
Neither was to blame for the acci
dent, ;but 'McMahon promptly told
Johns lo have his car fixed and that
ho would pay the bill. .
lilff SnU In I'.tectrle Ranges.
The electric range campaign which
has been attracting so much atten
tion locally, is getting results, ac
cording to reports' received this
morning from local electric concerns.
A' record number of electric ranges
hns been sold during the .past two
weeks and a still greater number of
local, people, It is predicted, plan toi
take advantage of this' apodal offer!
before August 15.
The local . electric concerns which
are sponsoring th'e" range campaign,
attribute much of .Us .success to tho
extensive use' of newspaper adver- '
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TONIGHT
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3 FOREST FiRES
IN CRATER PARK
NOW CONTROLLED
Three forest fires were reported to
the Crater Nallonul Forest offlco yes
terday, two of which were on stale
land nnd one ln the national forest,
with the cause of ouch given as llght
n Inc. '
rrhe most serious 01 tne iin-ui- v...- ..
50-ncre blase near Hprignolte Butte,
hlinnt ' S-fi miles north or tuinnru.'
Four men, under District Fire Warden
p. B. Lowd. brought tne nro unuui
Control after several hours fighting
yesterday afternoon. 'The location
Was quite olose to an om Durn, nnn-u
was tho result of a 100 acre fire sev
eral weeks ago. Tho damage, accord
ing to Mr. Lowd, was small, but could
hnve been much' greater had It not
been promptly put under control, as
tho fire was in thick timber.
Tho two small lightning fires, one
near Antelope crock on state land,
nnd the other neaj' .GoOBenest in the
Crater National. Forest about 60 miles
from Medford' :nre not serious ac
cording to lptoor received at the
torest'scrvloe offlqv... and are now be
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$1.00
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1 Chlckonwith dresHlng
-! Log of Lamb, Mint Sauco
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Mashed Potatoes '
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Tea. '
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