PSGE BIX
Mlns Lucille Ji-nnen of Medford.
who to a surtent at the Sonthornl
Orcnon Normal school. 1h stopplnKj
at the Llthla apartments in Ash
land until the end of the winter
term. ,
Kent irtah Conl. Hansen Con! Co.!
Phone 239.
AmonK the 78 University of Oro-
Bon students who recently com-,
nleted work at the university, and;
to whom diplomas have been moll-;
ed, Is Alma K. Lawrence of Med-:
for.'
l.'lah coal, clean, low In ash. llitn
sen Coal Co., Phone 2J. 3S7tf
Jucknon Hot Hprlnits has Just
ordered an electric scrilhhlnK ry
chlne, which will make oohrIMi
butter, easier washlnc of the wurm
mineral pool, nccordlnB to J. C.
Otllnuer. proprietor, who U husy
painting the cabins in his camp
Itrotind and liclns other Improve
ment work.
Lok Cabin Hotel, one hour 40
minutes froin Medfnrd. Itedwood
iilKhway. Chicken dinner, family
style, with all the trimmings. 3(14
' Temporary nuto licenses were
Issued at the sheriff's office yes
tenlsy afternoon to Alpha Arthur.
K Klnley, J. H. Mosher, Harold
Huner and Kenneth' Nelson of
Medford, C. A. Oiscdny of t.'en-
!' . i .... ll.alta. I'mntr rhnrAa
of End Point, Lucille Hnwman
, I of Talent and Tom Trusty of
, Trail.
Wonderful values in new sprlnB
millinery nt inn r. iy
ut,Ani,a In fcf M HtnrA. Our hat
$1.90 to $6:9? ore marvelous. Come
In and trv them on. 3Cfl
MI Hen Sheldon arrived home sev
; eral days nuq from I in AiiReles
V and will spend about a month with
' his family at his home on Kink
llllihwny.
Malhlev IJilfntt. a prominent
farmer, and -a resident nf Klnni-
nth vounty for the pnst IS years.
" wds killed Inst Tuesday when a
tractor he was operating toppled
over backward and crushed him
to deafn.
" Let me write your fire Insurance.
(art T. TenRwnld, Hotel Holliind.
tii Phone 993.
The condition of Mi's. -William1
Hays, who hns been III for a year
at her home on North Kir street,
was reported to be bad yesterday
nnd little hope Is held for her re-
- IS-ln. mnnjnnltii wood, $4. tinnier
tier. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. OS I. 347lf
" -aHKourH tho wcitthor hns been
favorable ror tne irnme lor me
nnu, -tn-n wnnlril. tennis COIirtS llbOUt
tho city as yet have net been put
Info shone. However, pinyinii is
, vnpecte.! to becln In Mirneu in
d short time, accordlnk io'prrwint
i'...iiniinn
f iieiriklnir Trucklnc Service trans
fer and hnnllnit. Phone 20, (lolrt
11,11 :' 303
.'Mr. F.d mailman rind two chll
Jrcji", who have spent-two mniutm
i", Fls'ltft'k rcbitlves and ; friends - In
A'sliland', left '( recent IP fnrV, their
i home' ai,-Trall .Creole V-
Wernslltchlnrt Xc per yard, llut-
tons covered-at Handicraft Khnn.
.'; ' - ' tf
'; It Is probable' that .Inhn Osci.i-,
who Is bolng held In tho county
... Jail here as a suspect for tint
i nurRiary ami ronnery oi in vmkk
Point postofflce, will be moved to
tho. federal section of the Mullno
1 mnh county iall nt Portland. Oscar
IK alleged to bo partner of James
.. O'Neill who was nrresred last
week In Hcattle for tho robbery,
and was apprehended over hIx
weeks oro by the1 Olendale. Ore.,
mnrshnll In the Olendiilo railroad
yards.
See Klinnr Hnnley Hush for re
" clonned alfalfa seed and baled hny.
" RJd R. Main. Phone 902. 332tf
The neRatlvo debate team of the
OAlil Hill hlBh school Is tryhiK to
arrange for a debate with the I nl
versify hlkh school of Kukciio.
' Major John C. Ilnhb of llugene
will he tho principal speaker nt
r the meeting March 2B of the rtneue
' niver valley chapter of the (Iffl-
eers Tteserve Corps meetlni; at the
. Hotel Medford.
Kleth Hoim'hman.' former First
National Hank employee nnd urnd
H uale of the Medford high scluml,
: wns reported to have sailed lout
week for Ml. MnnleJtimn, cniie.
where he has been appointed ns
.' an assistant astronomical observi-r
for the Smltbsonlnn Institute. He
was In Washington, O. C., fur
some time before helm: npiulntei
to the Komh American post.
A marrlnco license was IshiiciI
' nt the county clerk's office yester-
day afternoon to .Inhn Cushln, 3K,
nnd Jtuth Smith. St. both of cor
vnllls nnd another wns Issued to
Kslel Thackeray, "3, and lelu
Sweet, If, both of Mui-ysvHIe, Cul.
Mr. and Mrs. CJ. I). Andcrsmi.
who receiitli- arrived In Hold Hill
from Salem to make their home
were among the business visiters
" In Medford yesterday afternoon.
r ' Weir Mcllonald of Medford Is
'.' spendlni; several days In I'ortlnnd
on business. Severul hundred farm
era in, Jackson county under the
n ditches of the rublle Water rom-
" ti htivn beRiin suit In the clr
c5fl court to re.itrnln the compan
from IncrensliiK rates from $2.5
. to JCTitl per acre for maintenance
fees. , The Increase cannot be met.
. It la rharicod. Portland Joitrnnl
", A. "monoBrnph" on the Culled
' Stales marine corps by Frederick
W. Hopkins nf this city, first
t, lieutenant. V. M. C. H.. nnd a son
of Mr.- and Mrs. H, Hopkins
of Medford. appears; In the latest
I nvsue of the Adventure MiiKaslne.
The monoKrapli nlves a short his
' tory of the marine corps from the
tlroe it was first on-niHaed on Nov
.. ember 1ft. 1770. and gives n gen-
eral description of Ha activities.
Irvln llehb, who la employed at
the Golden Ruin store In Duns
nilllr, Cal., Is apendlns; vacation
of one month with friends and
roln lives here. ;
,lr. and Mrs. William Watson
arrived In Medford Inst evening for
nn extended visit of several weeks
with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.
AVatnon. who formrly lived In Med
ford. now live In Portland, where
C. U Warnock. 8r., who oid
his barnburner and hot doR stand j
on Front street several months,
a0. is planninB to bo Into the
sandwich business niraln nnd for(
that reason the Charles Palm store
room nt tho corner of Houlh Front ;
nnd ElKhtn streets Is helnc divided
Into two sections. One will bo oc-l
copied by Mr. Warnock nnd the!
other will be occupied by Archlo
Sutherland, who Is to use tho floor
space ns an addition to his pres
ent card room next door.
As a result of an announcement,
last week thnt the city doR license:
ordlnnnce would be rleldly en-J
forced, the city has issued approx-;
linately n dozen licenses, accordlnp.
to Chief of Police Mcfredle, who,
repeated last evenlnc thnt every j
dog in the city must havo a II-,
cense. i
Hill Wade, Rolf pro, hns ten
dered his reslRnntlon to the
Iteumes Oolf and Country club
of Klumnth Knlls, which will be
come effective on April 1. Mr.
Wade has several positions In
mind, but ns yet has not definitely
decided whore he will locato upon
his departure from Klamath Foils.
Interest In the Terry Tnlent
mnnslauKhter trial nt Portland ap
parently was not hlRh, In that city,
nccordlnK to Deputy Hherlff Paul
JenninRs who returned from Port
land Inst Friday evening, after hav
ing served as a witness for the
defense. Deputy Jennings report
ed that tho trial did not attract I
many spectators to thoQfederni
cour room, with tho exception of
the Inst liny when arguments were
heard.
Paul Andrews nnd Andrew Hove,
loent high school students, left by
rutin enrlv Ktitilriluv for' Hnlem to
take In tho flnnl pnme of the state
basketbnll tournament there last
night, and. root for Medford high.
A group of local Eastern Htar
members motored to Ashland yes
terday to attend the Dnughters of
the Nile Initiation nnd meeting In
thnt city anil Included Mrs. ('hns.
Ollbert. Mrs. Howard Hcheffel,
Mrs. Owendolyn Woodcock, Mrs.
fleorge Porter, Miss Miiurlne Car
roll, Mrs. Arnel Hutler nnd Mrs.
N'noinl Montgomery.
HecelvlllK news late Inst night
Hint his mother wns not expected
lo live, J. H. LeRgett, former po
liceman, left Immediately by mo
tor to be at her bedside in Hon
.lose, Calif. "
Not loo to Voleiuils.
A meeting In the Internet of the
Organised Veterans Rlnte Council
of Oregon will be held at the Hotel
Medford at 8 p. m., Mondny, March
19th, 1928. Vvternns of all wars.
their families 'and all members of
veternn nuxllnrlos are , Invited to
be present. J. A. llE.MHTItEET.
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ENLARGED FOR
nnmndeled nnd enlnrKeil quarters
will Kreet patrons or- the Holj Inn
Iloauty shop the first 1 of '" iiuxt
week, ncconlliiK to an iiiinoitnco
ment nuido hy .Mrs. Oddelln Os
borne, owner, who for tho -pnst
week has been having tho luriro
sunny room, overlooking Itlverside,
which adjoins her present spiice,
repainted and decoratod.
Htoh mirrors nnd lonif mirrors,
squure ntli-rors und odd-shaped lit
tle mirrors tucked here und there,
have been provided for tho con
venience of Miludy who visits this
attractive shop, nnd to ttdd lo tho
scheme of decorations.
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MEDFORD TO
SCOTCH LEADING
IRISH GOLFERS
BY ONLY i POINT;
I '
The Scotch golfers were leading
the Irish by one point when the
results of the first day's tourna
ment at the Medford Rolf club
yesterday were announced. The
Irish are known iib Krent finishers
however, and with Hi. Patrick's
day over, are expected to Rive the
Scotch uil awful trimming today.
All members of the teams are re
quested to report early today for
tornament ploy, those who have
not arrnOKed for partner will be
matched promptly and sent off.
The members of the winning team
will all be presented a olf bull
each, anil the members of the
Scotch contingent have agreed to
furnish dollar halls If thev are
beaten In Hpite of their reputation
for being tlght-wiids.
All members nro also requested
to hand iu their five lowest acores
for the past two weeks, so that
in. oiii '
handicaps. Alfaduvlta are not I
necessary.
Tho great surprise nf tho first
day's pluy was the putting out of
I'reshlent Dave Wood (Irlshl by
Attorney T. K. Miles (Scolchl.
Dave anil Tad only play once or
twice a month und never pluy to
gether, so It wa sexpecled that
In deiereuce lo his high office,
Tad would let Ihivo ;;ive him u
good boating. However the law
yer refused und trimmed the newly
elected chief executive by a score
of i to 0.
Tho scorn for the first day's play
follows, nil mutch pluy nl three
quarters handicap:
Scotch lriBli
T. W. Miles
I). It. Wood- 0
C. CI. Thomson 0
S. 8. Smilli
I'. Neff
J..1. Iliichler
li. Carpenlur
0 Voorhles
ft. 1. Semon
Vnl Fischer
P. .lunoy
A. K. Oir
K. S. Tumey
(1. M. IluberlB
(i. Johnson
II. Marx
T. Eiumeim
II. I'riiiBle
It. J. Henry
H. K, f'nyno '
D. Clark 2
1.. II. Wilcox 3
It. (I. Ilurdwell 0
W. U lleeney 0
Tolul
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l.chieh Wi-cmIci-m win
WtlNI'KTON. N. .!.. Mar. 17
(P) lA'hlKll Ifiniiplel-M ca lit Hied ;
tho Inti'r-cnlli'Klate nnoclntlon
clmmpionehliiH today with a to-1
tnl point ecoro of twenty. Per-'
nell look second plyneo with 15
liolnts: I'enn State third with:
thirteen and Vale fourth with
eleven. 1
Olyiuplc Club Wlivs
I.OS ONdlOM'.M COI.IHKI.'M, :
I Mar. 17. 0P The Sun I'rnnclM-
t Ai..min li, 1. toiim won the.
!ll. mnnt liclil here lOflllV.
t " A
I Score: w .
j Olympic club 6!i points: Vnlver
ally of Southern California h--
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LOCAL REPORTERS
PLAY TO BE PUT
ON COPCO RADiO
The growfti'! popularity of, the
radio drama a an Ideal form of
entertainment,- together with the
recent success of the play, "Just
PlanninV written by Miss Helen
Norris and produced over KMKI)
with a local cast by the California
Oregon Power company, has
prompted that company to Incnr
iiorate frequent dramas In their
yearly program schedule.
Tim apennit nlnv. In I
to be broad-
cnut mer KMRn llilu vear will be
"Madame Q," a two-act radio com-
edy written by Mary (irelner. mem-1
her of the Mail Tribune reisirtoriiil
I stuff, which will go on the Copco
i hour Tuesday night , from nine
o'clock to ten
With the Hogue Rivor valley
as a setting, the pluy which is
full nf li-;lit comedy dialogue and
fraquent "wise cracks," should he
of Interest to local radio funs.
Tho plot concerns
... '.. ,, ... ,
young ojiti
mist whose solo possession is a
tract of hind near a cemetery. He
negotiates - with a former college
chum, who Is secretary to a wealthy
widow, alleged lo havo a flare for
buying impossible properties, to
steer 1:1s employer to the country
where his land Is situuted, in hopes
of getting her to buy It.
Uut tho widow, who has a way
of changing the "best laid plans
of mice and men," turns the luhlcs
on tho two conspirators with an
umuslng result. The play Is un-1
iler the direction of James Slovens,
local buritone, who directed and
played a part. In IW lust Copco
play. The cast of cfiuriictoiH con
sists of James Stevons, Karl Davis,
local announcer, M Ihh "Jo" M nr-
ray anil MIhm Mary flrelner.
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The Cook Painters of KnnHna City,
tonight won the American Amu-1
tellr Athletic union national ban- '
ketball championship by defriil
IliK the Kaneas City Athletic i lub 1
2fi In 2: In n HCorehlnB batlle, the
outcome wblrh was always tin- f
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OREOONV SUNDAY. MlROn 18. 1923.
C. LAKE SEASON
PROMISES TO BP
PARLY THIS YEAR
Present Indications iii'd that Q
unlet there is a radical 'change ,
In the weather and much more'
now falls In the high mountain 1
'regions there will bo a very early!
opening se.Wui of Crater -National
park, possibly the first week in
i June, with the roads In good
condition and the park camp
, ground
and other concesslnns In
operation, except the big
'" w" "ol """" "'V ' .'
season officially opens, July
im,
!' government edict,
In other words. If the present
snow shortnge continues in the
park', the seasons opening ull oe
I pends
whnt kind of a late
spring is In store. If the spring
is a cold one the season may
j not open until tho officially
scheduled time, July 1st. but if the
I spring Is a warm one Its hent may
i so diminish the snow ns to pro
' vide fur an official opening weeks
, O'-H'-s.
During the recent heavy rnlns
: in the valley, when everyone pre-
sumcd It wns snowing hnrd In the
j mountains, only three Inches of
! additional snow fell In Crater Nu
'tlonal park. This news was re
! eel veil from the park by phone
! from John Mahen, lodge care
taker, last Friday, and this tliQc-
ilnches only made 117 Inches at the
0'urk rim, making the snow there
at mat lime a nine over in per
j cent of the normal snow full.
1 The Crater Lake National park
i records for the put ten or twelve
lycars indicate that on the average,
i bi-vond a few flurries, the sensnn
MONARCH ELEC
s
; for heavy i
; practn-ully
at the parte Is
eiu-h year by
j March lu.
The earliest unofficial opening
iof the Crater I-ake season ever
recorded was May 23, three years
! ago.
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The messages ror eacn evening
will he based on one of the say
ings of Christ on the cross. They
will he held In the I'reshytctian
church at 8:00 p. m and each
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amusements for thnt week and give
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