Medford mail tribune., March 22, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PXGE TWO
Ecaland
' Personal
Tk u-.H-it t.r hv iil' Ln-L'e tun at
the local tr flel.1 i helnr runned
u'tit m-nhflliiv- lie com o fetcil liv :
Kaiurdny nvenlni;. The work of ex-i
Kaiurnay pvt-n.ni;. 1
lending the runwayH 600 feet will t
1 ho..iiii n annn noBsthle hnv-,
be heKun tin soon na poRwlhle. hnv
lnE len delnyert w.n.ewhnt l.y the ;
ruin Of yonterdny. It Will prnhnhly j
. three weeM yet before nil ine
imnrovement work nt the air field
has t.en completed. I
Th. women' flM eliili t tllf!"". ' "'" " '"
""""""" "",V ,, .
In the I' lrsl M. 12. church Monday.
March 20. at 8 p. m. A won
nroEram will bo Klven. consisting
i soios, . .
inns, siums. co,,. K ,.. country sausatic at Public Mnr-
mlion 'c and r,0c ?" ket Saturday. .
owney J. Pn.ton who has been I)on
lld tip for several days '" ; 1)u. c.rrnla f.reKon Power eom
, vere bill lous nitack. which cau.ed i . f 0,ertlon
his fnlntlnK In a .oca . restaurant .,, ,. , ,., , ,,f ,
one inornlnK several days at;o. Is tHnH
improvlnc rapidly, hlwniany friends ,,r ' ln.ror e!(ter,0? pnt.
will be pleased tojc.rn. and In a , fln ,., ,,, c9.,.
few niore days will bo restored to "
henllh. and on duty aKaln ThP , pl.B vacation nf . 'the
Mr. Slmrd Is pernianently located , ... ...' " . ..k...
iu ui. 1 Hihiuiu Mh.iti tn the
in win ... ' .
Spuria Hide. Hair - bohb nit "i"1 ;
permanent wavInK are his spec-1
laity. I'tinno in your apo,n.o,.-ms. ,
. , , , J
Daddies- nlKht at Jackson schoo I
has been postponed ffntll um ;
month. Tho reuiilar mcetltid will
w knU ilVMiiv .fclni-oh !.t nt a O.
r . ' " 1 . . u .'
m. All patrons of Jackson -h" ,
and all peinons interested In child
welfare nro cordially Invited to at
tend. U-ln. onk ehunlc wood. JH.fiO
Her. Medford Kiwi Co. Tel. C31.
347lf
C.uefltN from n distance reKistered
"nl Hfedfnrd hotels Include A. D.
mrrmn or vicimm. n. .. -i jHi M, nurt( Harold Terwimr,
R Vlnll df Chlcutfo and A. P. Halla-)f, K,((int(ir (ln(, J(.HH Kt(.(.,(iy
Mrro of Washington. D. (. . Attention. KnKIea and Mends!
Walnut top Kraftlnw. Iy experl-. R,K (,Iinpn tnn,K,l(( w () w ha
enced, successful walnut Mrnfter. j h u n (, honofit Admission 10e:
437 H. Fir. . r,danclnK r,flc. 3(11!
me AKmano i.m,k.. ...
attend Ihft meeting of the Medford
iookb nt riiKH loniKni in u-rcf. aj
officers will
.l" "'" '
litea und tho K,lneral membership
ihe entertnlnment proirrnm thai
follnwf 'the resular meellnn. All
, local EIkH orn tirffed to attend tn
nlKht'a nesslon.
Good ftuKar pine nhaken nt Bin
Pines Lumber Company. HC3
Twenty-four out of the rtlnte cam
rci;ltered here yesterday with thel
local Ktnte trnffit? hurenti In the
Chamber of Commerce hulldlnK,
which wn more than twice the
humhr registered the previous
' day.
Everyone Is ROlnft tn bo nt 'ihe
First M. E. church Monday even
IhK, March 'Jfith. to hear the Worn
tn flleo club nf the Willamette
university. Wi
A ftteam nhovei, with n yard atid
n half rnfietty, was unloaded yes
terday nl Itc-Kiio Hlvor, nnd will
lir- taken today to the Pleasant
Creek placer mine, A. Mini. Is
manager of the mine. It Is ex
pev;Pd that the property 'Vpf" 1Ye in
opet-ntioh In tteven days ns. Hie
flumes nre now ready.
A permnntn wave? Hen Mr.:
Mharti nt the Hob In Hhop. Phone I
JtJO. ' 3r.
Twin fclels. encn weiKnintf nix
tloiinds and 1 1 ounces, were born
last Hlmdrty to Mr. and Mrs. John
Hcliuler of Klamath, Falls nt the
Klamath Valley hospital.
Atlentlon, Knnlc nnd friends!
IllgJdance louiKht. W. O. W. hall.
Un nil , benefit. Admission 10c;
dnncilng fiOc. :ifili
. Included aipoiiK tho Oregonlans
rvgli-tered at local hotels, other
thnn thore from Pot-Hand, nre Al,
K. Hatheway, H. Anderson, J. E.
HoiiKn nnd T. F. Smith of Eii
pene. '
Every man nnd woman over 21
yearn old who has resided in the
stain six months prior to tho pri
mary. May l, is entitled to vote,
hut must reulster at once. Anyone
In the county Pan register nt county
nlerk's office, ., Medford residents
register nt Chnmber nf Commerce
or county clerk's office. tf
Secret ar"niTrfceurThV Chamber
of Cnmmerci fM expected home to
morrow nfternnon from hnving at
leniteil the stnte convention of
phnmher of commerce secretaries
this week at Eugene.
Old time dance nt M. AV. A. lull!
tonight. Public Invlied. 3iii'
Hersehel Obye of the Crater Na
tional forcHt staff, lert today for
Pelican City In Klamath county to
accept another position with the
forestry service. He had been sta
tioned In Medford for sometime
past.
flood sugnr pine shakes nt Ttl;;
Pines T. umber Oomimnv. !tr.a
All tlnigh Lent we
are carrying;
Hot Cross
Buns as a regular Item
of our stock of breads
and pastries which is
the most complete in
Southern Oftgon.
Mr. ond Mrs. William fHtiie)non
If ft lart pveninK for their home In
Chli'o. ('nMr.. rnllowinn a Hhort visit
Perennial Plant. We have them,
The price h rlKht. Come and wet
or write for price lltt, H. K. Chnti-
in, .-- r-K,, .....
4.-1.-2. 3
1 wn n.imir.Mi ifauui uiry niioi ni,
framed pint. in nf Crater Lake are;
- ----- - - - ...
tj-lnis di.trlhuled through extern
,in(l onthern off Icen of the Houth-
"rn Purlflo rHll,.l nn.l. r .llr.-ctl..,, j
" "'" "". lin-
' r "- n. n '"""
in- Piure will ne piacerl in rail
1""::, "J" IT' 'L"K11 .l!':"r.;lnidtol,eexeep,i,)nllyhlKh.
1 miKII.. ...n.
'"?''rdred of the picture ere Bent out1
l for similar u,e las. fall. The:
' beauty and effectiveness of those .
lirt have resulted In demand for the In-;
I'll"'" of the plctur
I ,...n ..
i rease,) number
. " ."""t' i"i-iii ,
hecliiH today and a number of the:
local students nt the school arrived!
)nH( ev(!nln Amon.. them I
W(,1.(1 WllrrPI1 Tf.1(01i. , ,,,,..
man. Mamie Tlmmons. Madellnn
W(imm ,. MnrSnrtt.
,. r .
,. , , .
ireen slab wood nt summer
,.,.. Me,lford Kuel Co. Tel. 031.
! . 331 lf
AmonK the California!, revis
it ered nt local hotels are Mrs. L,
W. Moore of Haernnicnto, J. T.
Moullrup of Ioh Angeles and the
followinK from Han Francisco: V.
W, McColm, II. r. MrfHHlin, Harry
Kenton, Ela ForeAt. W'm. W. I.num-
(nfr)M Walker and Itelva
Akl.n nf M,.(lfur( wprfl ,Ml, W(lk
hrt.h,mp jfuestn Of Mr. and Mrs
c, j.,, Anders at Klamath Falls. On
Hu nduy ufternoon, M r. n rid Mm
Anders mo(orer to the valley vitb
their KiiesiH.
ColviK DriiKH, next to the Ulalto
theiiter. open every nlitht and Hun
day. Phone Hi G.. J Veo delivery.
230tf
N'ews dispatches frrtm Eugene
tnu( w(h )(Ut fl few ,m)rove
ments on iho municipal flyln field
lCtiKcne Is nurtured of heitiK Includ
ed on tho Pacific airway belnn ar
ranged by the Cnlted Wales de
partment of commerce. A. P, Tal
laferro, Jr.. of tho division of now-
nntiliCH told city officials. Fneill
lies for makliiK the field drier, tn
prevent mirltiK of pianos, and lihtM
sn lhat Fhlps can land tit nlultt are
needed, the expert isuld.
ltlln. laurel wood, $4.f.O Her.
Medford Fuel Co, Tol. G31. 347lf
Al a recent survey tnkmi In llend
that oily Is shown to have at least
70 more families than were llwtr
nt the ttnl 'of Inst 'Hiinnnei1. 'and .10
of these came since January I.
Old time Leap Year dance, V,
O. W. hall, Hat. nlKht. March 24. 1!
"We're all ready nniiln," said C.
E. Onles. "for the frost. Each year
n frost exm-rt Is hrouebi t ihe
Unwp (lv,,r valley to warn th"
orcbardlsts. . It Is his business to
send out an alarm whenever ihere
Is (burner of a frost damaging the
orchards. At the Indication of
frost, the fruit growers start their
smudges, thereby raising 'the tem
perature of the air and saving the
future crop. .tie orchard has a
heating plant wltich cost about
ill ,yi no to Install, but It paid for
Itself the first year. . Itefure this
open-air hen Him system was In
stalled they never could gel fruit
from the lower branches of the
trees, ami now the lower hranc-hen
are producers. Where so much
money Is Invested it Is the part of
business wisdom m take precau
tions and the frost expert is such
n precaution." Mr, Hates, who
was three times mayor of Medford,
Is a member of the highway com
mission. He Is registered at the
Imperial. The Oregon ian.
14 you want n good building loan
on a Inw rate of Interest, see Ited
den Co. 4 2tf
Halton Ten-ill of the California
Oregon Power Company at Klam
ath Falls, motored to Medford on
Sunday on a combined business nnd
pleasure trip.
That good coal. Hansen 'Coal
Co.. I'hone 2.19. 337tf
In recognition of successful
se;on. durinu which the team won
1" games and lost three, ihe Cen
tral Point high school basketball
team members nre to be k Uests of
honor at n banquet to be held nt
1 the I Hue Flower todne tomorrow
yhevenhiK tn Phoenix, ljuuo a nnm-
M'-r in uie leani s lonowers will oc
present al the banquet, which Is
to be followed by an Interesting
program, the final details of which
are now lietnn completed by n com
mittee. Th- affair will nlKO be In
the form of n farewell party. In
much three of the team mem
Iters will be graduated this year.
The Orange play will be giver.
Friday evening. March 23 nl, al
Ornnge Hall
William Hassett and race Me
rlngo. both 'of Sonora, caltf., who
were Issued a marriage license yes
terday forenoon al the county
clerk 'm office here, were married
yesterday ufternoon In the Justice
court of Olenni Taylor.
Coal Jit! Ml r ton. Medford
Foil Co. Tel. 3l. 3J7tf
The new stop. street ruling, which
appll to the entire length of Main
street and Kiverstde avenue, is be
ing fairly well observed, accord
ing lit the city traffic department.
The majority of the motorists come
to a complete stop before vnterim:
the two arterbi) thoroughfares, and
some fail to slop purely out of for
getfulneHs and failure to rend the
big XAwvV and yellow signs at each
Intersection. The motorists wtlt
probably be given a short time In
which lo become accustomed to
the mtliig. nfier which arrests will
be promised to all violators,
Colvlg Drugs, next to he Itlnlto
theater, open very nigh and Hun
day. Phone HI 6. Free delivery.
230tf
MEDFORD MATE
I Mr. E, A. Haller arrived In Med -
j ford lant evenlriK to Hpr-nd u nhort
j time witn ner MiHier, mm. rora
resident of Sacramento, Calif., fori
the punt 30 yearn.
AitentUh KiiiIpk and frlendn!
,,, .1.5,1 r4, um L.m. w. o. w. nan.
Hand hoiu-fit. AdmlKMlon 10e:
(liincintr fi'lC 3i "
' miliary haiiniH ror tne nominn -
, ftfflosnl foP 1h(. A(dford
,.u t ar. , .... m,i,t
yp;tPr(tuy , chumbt,r .,,. ,in,l
,nUKl ,)p ,.,.tul.n, Jy March 29.
Xne ehamher lm 0.-.S memlierH and
. ..;
o.i.
the Men's Hhop, from the M. lrn
'"1 -H1 V. I'rlee lines. All the new
weaves from $2.". to 50. We Kuar -
' ""' satisfaction 82
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kndrls and
Mrs. If. I.. Nolilitt left for Port
land on n business nnd pleasure
trip. While In Portland they will
be (.'nests of the New lleathman
hotel.
See ftllnnr ITanley Bush for re
cleaned alfalfa seed ond baled hay.
2 0 K. Main. Phone (I2. 332tf
(.neuter nuriiiaro. sopnotnore a-
wrcpiMi mint- i -MM Kc
hia fliirinK vacation with his p'.r
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Iluhhard,
...i.
of South Riverside -avenue. ,
Old time dance at M. W. A
tilniKlit. Public Invited.
hall
tdnitfit. Puhlic Invited. 32
. fJtto Caster ' left yeHt(rdny for
('hehalls, ' Wash,, to lie with his
brother, I o Castor, who has heen
OL-jlcnlty '111 for tne past weex., Way. Mr. and Mrs. -Maurice Mc
Mrij. J.U. T'ruett. a nlster. left , Mlcken. Mr. and Mr Kenneth
a fet 'dayH bo.
Ywli inust register to vote nt the
primary Mny 1 ft. The new law puts
a stop to swearing In votes on elec
tion day. Register nt onon with
h. C. Oarlock at the Chamber of
Commerce, or nt county clerk's of
fice In Medford. tf
Mrs. .Donald A nderson of the
'Phoenix district spent yesterday in
the city shopping
Green nlob" wood nt summer
prices. Medford Fuel Ctj. Tel. 031
Iternnl Only, who hns been 111 In
the Haered Heart hospital for the
past week. left yesterday for his
homo at Prospect.
Handploating nnd smocking. The
Fashion Shop, 4'J4 Medford Hldg.
340tf
J. rtuehtor nnd P. O. Craw
ford of Copco left for Klamath
Falls today on business, returning
to this city tonight
The Daughters of Veterans of
the Civil War will meet nl the
Armory Friday evening. Mnrch 23.
Will begin promptly at S o'clock.
Sfi2
Mrs. Ilrnce H. Hauer Is Inking
the place of her sister. Miss Louise
Fluhrcr at the Palmer Music House
this Week while the latter Is in
Portland on a short vacation with
her pnrents.
Hee -Elinor Hnnlcy -Hush for re
cleanod alfalfa seed nnd baled hrty.
Hlifl E. Main. Phono 003. 332tf
The ladloH of the Yeoman lodge
drill team will hold another benefit
dance at the w. O. W. hall tomor
row night, March 23. All Yeomen
and their friends nre Invited to at
tend.
Chester A. Arthur Ilollef Corps
No. HI will hnvo a social Friday
afternoon, March 23, at Mrs. E. T.
Weed's. JOG North Oakdalc. 3i2
f. I.. Taylor, auditor for the
Olobe Indemnity company out of
Portland, is In Ihe rlty for n few
days on business.
Hood sugar pine shakes nt Ttltr
Pines Lumber Company. 3G3
Mrs. W. II. Watt nnd Mrs. M. li.
Cliaiiman are entertaining at cards
nt the hdme of Mrs. Chapman to
morrow evening.
IG-in, mnnKnmt.i wood, J l.fiO per
tier. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. HUl. 347tf
M it a ml M rs, T. I-:. Da n f els re-.
luiiied yesterday from a trip to
San Francisco, where they spent
the last week on business nnd
pleasure. Thjey rVpml beautiful
went her along the way.
r or dance orchestra, call HI?.
37 r.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Pennington re
turned Tuesday from an auto trip
thrttugh California as far as l.os
Angeles. They visited In the nouth
for the past week.
iou'11 like our evening dinners,
c nnd Gfic. Jackson Hotel Cof
fee Shop. 2l3tf
J. W. Hay. representing the New
York Life Insurance company out
of Portland, spent today in the city
on company business.
lant perennials now. I.nrgo se
lection to choose from, reasonably
priced. H. E, Chastain, near Owen-
Oregon office. Phone 4G2-L-2. 3lt
M is. C. II , t 'o.ey of i Vn t nt 1
Point was n shopper and visitor
it Medford today.
Try our noonday merchants'
lunch. 4i nnd f.Oc. Jackson Hotel
Coffee Hhop. H3tf
Jim Murray, linotype operator
for the Mall Tribune, who left for
Port In nil last week to enter the
Veterans' hospital, has been
through two clinics nnd his condi
tion is still only partially diagnosed.
It Is thought that he will need u
complete rest from work. J
Host I'tnh Cool. Hansen Coal Co.
Phone 2;tit. 337tf
Harry Harneburg Is back at
as-i'rk nt the Medford Center mar
-
ket nfter two dnys illness at his
home.
All kinds radio bnttertes charg
ed. 7."h Lewis Super Service, (;
II, H. Dynan. who underwent on
operation n week ago at the Com
munity hospital. Is reports to he
Improving nicely nnd expecTs to be
taken home next week.
I'tah coal, clean, low in ash. Han
sen Coal Co.. Phone iSU. 337tf
Carl Tengwald returned yester
day from San Francisco where he
spent segjal days on business and
pleasure.
Log Cabin Hotel, one hour 40
minutes from Medford, Hedwood
highway. Chicken dinner, family
style, with all the trimmings. 3H4
Mrs. F. .!. Newman. John Heed of;
the Hold HU) district and Mr. and;
Mrs. Jerry Jerome returned yes-)
terday from Sun Francisco where
they spent the pest few days. h:V-)
tug lakcn advantage of the excitr-1
ion rates and attractions.
Let me write your fire tnsurnnce.
Carl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland.'
rhoue 993. tf'
Spednl call for plants lo be do-,
naled to the rock garden In the,
American cbtldrenV pliiy-i
ground, has been sent out by thej
comtnlUev in chum?.
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
r. The two u limned rr-thieve, whor
i were apprehended in Vreka, Calif.,
iant Tuesday muni, tor ine ihrrt(-. a.
Oeuel, ure to he turned ovor to the
! federal aulhnrltlcii. The pair were
I returned to Aienrora yesterday hy;
" "'"" "
win pronaniy i-wiaKen to 1'oniano
."iriui m isr-i i.iy i nmu oum-n
Mnndial C ( Well, who will alxo'and H. N. ManuR. Ileryl Chiaholm.;
i - - . t -
Juw ,,n custody John Oscar, who
has tieen held liore for several
I wet-kH an n simpert for the Euglej
i mini ihiu.it rumirry. unear l,
l" ' " -' '
Nlitht and day Kervico. I.owl"
! Super Service. 6.,havnK attended .ehool with
r riuay niKni ik ininiTH ninni ai
V de " ,,
m'
; n" - af,;r "
'"",.' "re!
the Howard xchool. The program!
of claKsroom "work
hlrh there will he
xhlhlt work. All,
fathetH ai urywl to attend. Moth
er, are also welcome. (
UeinkinK TrucklnK Servlrn trans-!
fer and haullnK. I'hone 20, (lold 1
Hill. i3.
Ham H. linker, casiiler nf the
Crants 'an 'and Josephine hank. I
will head ClrantH Pans ehamher of
. ,. ,.n,.i,... ,i, ,
, yMlr . n.ivln(! h(.cn Pl0(.t,. p,na.s has only existed since last
. - ,.,.. of h or.'anlzation at iHp nn.
nuu mPotinK this week at the Hed-
woods note), Mr, iiaKer Hueeeens
H. 1). Norton, who completed his!
fourth year as president tla week.
(uests registered at Medford ho
tels from Seattle, Wash,, include
Mr. and Mi's. F. A. Col Icy find
party. Mrs. I. M. Phillips, David
H. Ilenly. Phil Koraner. U. H.
Moores and J. M. Ktraith.
Hemstitching He. per 3nrd. But
tons covered nt Handicraft Shop.
Mullins,' tlie new ladies' rendy-to-wear
shop on Main street, which
was to open Frlflay. will not be
ready until later, on account of
some of the Important fixtures of
the Htore not arriving in time. The
exact date ff the opening will be
announcer in this paper later.
News renching here from Klam
ath Falls Fayn that the annual run
of suckers Is under wny, nnd joy
reigns In the ranks of Klamath In
dians. I'p Williamson nnd Sprogue
rivers tens of thousands of these
Hugglsh fish nre moving, while
redskins with spears, hooks nnd
other apparatus are hauling them
out by hundreds. Tho sucker is
used 'as food hy the Klamath tribe.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
give a "swapping party" at the
home of Earle Cnrkln. til 2 - Da
kota avenue. Thursday evening.
The swapping will begin at 7:30
and em h person is expected to
bring a paoknge containing sonje
article with which he Is wilting' to
part. All members of the Igagu''
and friends are lnVU4Hl(l:i ; J
Daddy's night of j-untorj high
P.-T. A. will meet J'tlday at H p.
m.. In the assemblyriT that build
ing. There Is an Jj l Uent pro
gram. A special inlMalon , is ex
tended to parents' Ml pupils just'
entered in ihe seventh grade. '
Lauren Con ley. wTJ spent sev-'
eral days In M edfui ft last i week
visiting his friend, : .j;ji(rice IspatK.
returned to this oily his morning
after a brief visit in Klamath
Falls a n rl northern Cullforniu.
points. ' .
Mrs. toy Elliott,, M rs. DeVuo
a ml M r. nnd . rs. , J . . 1). 1 1 usse II
all of Itussetl's. I no,., ..a re In
do-
Francisco this week buying spring
merchandise for tho, Various
piirimems oi ine store. t
M iss Mary KiIw(ii;ik Is home!
from Corvallls, whert, she Is at-T
tending flregon Slate, college, to )
spend the slicing vacation- with
her family. , , , 1
Chester Hubbard Is spending
the brief O. s. A. C. spring va
cation with his parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Hubbard, having ar
rived home last night.
Mis. It, L. Hague of the Cen
tral Point district, spent several
houra In Medford today shopping
ind visiting local frlenus.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen Sheldon left
by motor earty this morning for
Portland, where they expect to
attend a performance of. the Chl-
i-ago opera tonight.
Mesdamcs fieorrfe . lioberts anil
Itnlph P.ardwell left last evening
for Portland to attend the Chicago
I. rand opera, A.mpnh.y perform-
ances.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Will l!K.T Tarnished rooms:
cookltiK ranite. khs. hot and cold
water. paniKf. fijifi No, Itiversltle.
SHI.UfT l'KI-:n AICS Kvery rnr
Is Kuai-nutced by a reliable firm:
lif.'U motlel Dodce t-oach. STTiO.
Just like new with full equip
ment. Ol!-' model Hudson llrouuhnm.
Jsiin. New pail Job: cood tires.
lli'.T. Flint' Sedan, St'.ua. A real
htly In n family car.
I!'JJ Cadillac Taurine. f'l0.
Priced jaiiu below its value.
IK 2ft Chevrolet
hi run only
miles.
Touring, $27
few thousand
1 !?. Ford Coupe, onlv S2fl0.
ARMSTRONG MOTOU CO.
CHICKS WInan's Hollywood Leg
horns. t:te; Keds and llocks. 1 Sc.
Stpinre Dmil Hatchery, 1 1 07 E.
M.itn. Phone SHU.!.. fi
Foil UENT Sleeping .oms:
bath. 24ft N. Grape. f
Thorough hredQf ire-
l-'tllt SAI.K
tlille ihiiis.
heap. See them al
I I III W. 4th St
"oil liKNT Duplex on N. (Jrnpe.
Tel JP.l-.l. 3LMf
I'olt HUNT Kunilshed t-room
aitarlnient In tluilex house. Pri
vate entrances and bath; Raraiie.
Phone TV'l. 5
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
0 Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drug Store
PRECOX." TITtTRSDAY,
- - Tho. C. T. I . met thin afier
myn at 2:30 o'clock in the V. W
at Medford hotelH include Air. and
MrM. H. If. Trciehler, K. A. Mf-
!-iwam. ... c. raiKenniiKer, k.
'rr' um, r. .
: i;own, i . noun, w .. u. nert
s . m rt, inn, r 1 1 n n. ... wihiiipi , ... i ,
' . -, , . , . .
J R Harrington J A Ockwlw. I
1 McKlnney and A. fi. Hahlerman.
Mra. Jtoy Carley, who went to
roniunu ynieriiny loniienu mp J
"'TV a
! I" ""1""1 rnend or .Mary t.arden.
.
IE;
SO HAVE RAINS
I Althouph the offlclnl sprintt sen
Tninv nonn u hni .m m nrK.
lhiH
mornitiK. .10 f f an inch of
, nice warm rainfall to Its credit.
with the probability of more to
night nnd tomorrow, as rain Is the
official outlook.
Hpring. according to the calen
dar, was ushered in last Tuesday
at I2:4fi p. n., the 20t. one day
earlier than usual because of this
being leap year.
Gradually the top of tl. world
will begin lo lean toward the sun.
bringing summer to ihe northern
hemisphere and winter to the
southern hemisphere, ns the days
lengthen north of the equator and
Hhorten south of It.
The summer season here begins
June 21 nt 7:.r(J a. m. and ends
September 22 at 1 1 ; r. f p. m. The
winter season begins December 21
at o : o 3 p m.
A. WHOSE LEAVES 10
A. J. ('rose, member of the, park
committee of the city council, left
for Portland last night to make a
special survey of playground work
and supervision in that city, pre
paratory to the formal opening of
Medford 's first children's play
giuuuiis, WHICH i
tfpi'lng.
j .' Following petl
iln-T other groni
grounds, which will tnk,e place this
petitions submitted by
Teachers association
groups In the city re
ga rd i n g iho hiring of n t ra l n ed
supervisor who would oversee the
games and activities of the chil-
Ldrcn using the playground, ihe city
council took definite action to ob
tain a supervisor for the summer
months.
The park committee of the city
council is now working out details
of park supervision and outlinint;
the duties and scope of the work to
be covered by (ho instructor who
will take charge of the work at the
beginning of the summer months.
. Vi p e c .a 1 communication
" l''dlord Lodge No. HI3. A
iV j;trd. 7:30 p. m. Work tr
March
tn
t1P j,
1 1
degree. Hy order of W
t . M. HOl'STON. Secy
Quickly Relieves
Rheumatic Pains
To get relief when mln tortured
joints and muscles keep you in
constant misery rub on Joim-Ensc
It is quickly absorbed and you
can rub It In often ami expect re
sults more speedily. Get It at an
druggist In America.
I'se Jolni-Kase ffor scl.-ltlcn, lum
bago, sore, lame muscles, lame
back, chest colds, sore nostrils and
burning, aching feet. Only tio
t'ents. It penetrates.
I I-ill . I'. Scno; name and nudros!
for 12-day trial tube to Pope
,ab
o Caloric.
Desk 1)3, dlallowell.
Maine.
Joint-Ease
Are You
Ambitious
or are you content to struggle
along with the rest of the crowd?
.... .
amoiuous young Mian or
woman today can afford to
miss the opportunities offered
in aviation.
Sftnder Aeronautical
, School, Inc.
Medford, Orb now offers you
complete course in flying in new
pKrnes of the latest type and UN
DER SUPERVISION OF AIR
MAIL AND EX-ARMY PILOTS
AND INSTRUCTORS.
Do not put o?f until tomorrow
what you can do today re
nn'inher it is tin cni'lv bird tlmt
I'lilflifs Hie worm. 2)
ENROLL NOW
Sander Aeronautical
School. Inc.
Medford. Ore.
WELY EVERY DAY
l't Thin Coupon
SntQer Aeronautical School, Inc.
Meotord, Ore. Q
l'lwup sen, I me full particulars
rcRanllni; your romplolo course In
riyln.
Nnmii
MtriM mJ.
tliy
MAttfTT '22.-1028.
1 ir in 11 1 1 1 e . i 31 1 r
5
TO END TODAY
9
Tho null nf Al liupOns and other
I taxnuve uual.tKt the h hool (11
...
.;';; .
i ,..,..,.. ,,.,, ,h .h,.
I construction of a play shed, at a
I cost apiiroximatiiiK si'. continued
'this morniliB in tholiicuit court.
with W. I.. Dnvis. a director, as the
principal witness. It is expected
I that the case will be concluded late
today, and turned over to Jud
I Thomas for decision.
j The construction of the play
J shed has been n controversl 0 point
I In the life of the tllsliict for
months, and has rutted furiously
fwqtient recourses to leKal
VWM VI IIII.IUV .
enunni iobim.
OUIIUUL IILMIUHU
actlon' i bclrh.ag bv uine ChuibCTlun'. T.bleti.
Davis testified to his understand-; They qaii'l9 end the di.turbance by hclp
Intt of the Issue, nml tinder cross-! ins y tsir stanucli get .back to iorml. Phu
, , , , , , i ant, easy to take. Correct binouaneii. in.
examination this mornlnK. ailmon- diseatioo and conttioation. Fifty and 25
Ished his Uestioner, Attorney tills' cent pocket aires at JruKsiita. For free
Vewhni-v "I et' not eet evi-Hed St sample, write Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
.New nun. Lets not M t exi Iteil a . B... low
t'ounsel advised the witness to fol
low his own advice, before the
.The residents of the district are
about fvenly. divided. Tor and
aprainst the playshed consfructiiMi
A CHARE
tDEAEL
IIERE is
v)L element
chance in buy
ing here. No matter
what you choose you
may-be sure of select
ing fashions that are
correct, distinctive,
and honestly priced.
ADRIENNE '
STEWARD
Medford " National" Bin!:
fj Building;
LOOK!
Tomorrow
The Big; Laugh
Show
IT'S A CRIME
I i
! 1
5Eav mum
JAG
TO OPEN SATURDAY
AnutlitT inilii-uilon ilial siirniK
is hore Is Ihp announi -erne nl or
the formal o -uiiitj "( ''i
a,.H Ht Sl.rlUKX ivsi-rt. WhK-h
t,..i t ii-ao Siiiurilny nlchl.
M.n.'h ' j The oneninii this
u m . I, a r ir e of the Juekson
cl.h
i wneelal momam of lively
dance music has be. n ai-rnnncd
for the occasion by ponnno Pro-
Vost and his "pep orchestra." and
special novelty features will
scattered UiroiiKhuut the evenlnlt.
a lnrce crowd of local dance
lovers is expected to atteno
- O
Gas Pains ?
Get Quick Relief!
pJt a t, diMfr.bl(. ,,.,, ,nd
jTARI P T$ "ftae'
IWPI.8. i ray Weil
no
of
Wm
mm
TONIGHT
Don't Miss Hearing
the
U. of O. Symphony
Orchestra
It's Your Last drwuicc
This Year
ALSO
IRENE RICH
"The Silver Slave"
Admission: Chileken 25, Adults SO
SwTasisZiT'
WAVE OP JOY-
o
! Get Up Nights?
j Try 48 Hour Test-,
If your pep, health uml mr-n-ih
I are heinK lowered ly fremit-ni uihi
: and day calls, l.arkache, l.l;utjr
'weaklier, hurnlni? or it. hint; s..,i
; nation, lew er Kinin pain, why n,
inuke the tU' 4X Hour ivSf
Don't v I v e up.
Dou'l wait. (Jet
I (v.icx today. I'm
, t to a -IH hour
i test. CohIK lioth
j ine if it does nt
j Mitisfy. only Te
t If you soon . feel
I I i k e new, sleep
j well, full of pep.
! wiih pains alle
! (frteij. Try l
l ir today on our
' ni i n e y u a c k
j uuamntee. Only flitr.
j Heath s Prun Slore.
For sale ,y
Permanent
Waves
$10
Ladies and Children's
Hair Cutting 40o
o
MEDFORD
BEAUTY
PARLOR
116 N. Central Phone 191
Office Supplies
When you need office supplies,
think of "Your Office Boy." , Office
Stationery & Supply Co. Across
from Rialto. Phone 52.
. A SUGGESTION
FOR GRADUATION
Nothing Is quite so convenient
to a man as a Gruen strap watch.
The cue pictured here Is worth
your examining,
llkt. Reinforced gold6a
case, $37.50
'JEWELERS
MEDFORD. ORE.
TONIGHT
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
SPRING TOUR
John Robinson's
SEVEN
CSERENADEK
Difypt from the rnivci'-.
sit.v of Oi-esnn ..nut, 'jjie
Kiilfoiif AVinlci' (liiriTi'ii
Spiinisli Hall Rnom.
Radio KGEH Favorites
DANCE
tDltt their invsist ililp music
Walker's Hall
One Nite Only
Admission 10c
Diineint; 7.';
pennnnr j
window noon
FRAMES
AT
TROWBRIDGE P
IIMHI.lt YAHU PI
4