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1IGE SIX BEDFORD flTL TRIBUNE, MEDTORD. OREOO, SUNDAY, MARC1I 25, 1928. 0. S. C. CONCERT ARMORY PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE BUSINESS MR PATtnN nFNIK NATIONAL HEAD OF PRIVATE PEAT TO GOLD HILL VETS THAT HE. FA1NTED LEGI0N TO VISITi LECTURE TUESDAY! AID LOCAL POST'jOF COUNTY GROWS; ...... - 1DP0RD' APRIL 8.,: A I'intte t""' IU,L f"3 DDODD NEW YORK. Back IroiJT i" M pi- Oregon "mist" does not stop tUe Oregon Bute college military cadet band from scheduling Its parades, as was witnessed here yesterday afternoon. Members of the band say that each of the three times they have appeared in parade on their tour thus far It has rained. The band played lis concert oe-, tore a lar-te and enthusiastic aud ience in the Armory last ntBht at eight . o'clock. Thg concert was followed by a "never-tobe-forgot-ten'i. dance, also In the armory. The music furnished by the eight pieoo . band orchestra was of a type that is typical of the "peppy" college from which It came. The-saxophone quartet made a decided "hit" with the audience and was called back three times for encores. Special mention must be .made of Bsymond Coopey, soloist!- who. played a trumpet solo, Stars ' In a Velvety Sky" by Clarke, and of Navarre Dunn I" a slide trombone solo, "The Fav orite" by Jlartmann. The aud ience was pleased with the solos suna by Theodore Gilbert, a pupil of Haul Petri, director of music at the college, as was shown by the applause he received after each selection. These tears of the band are en tirely self-supporting as is made possible by the concerts and danoea, given In the evenings. Alumni of O. 8. C. and the Ore goni National Guards helped in making arrangements for t n e bands appearance. The band has appeared in Medford for the last 18 years, and plana are now under way to bring it back for another appearance four years from now. "Sidelights on O. S. C." a mov ing picture of the college work nd activities, was featured on the program during the Intermission of the concert Concerts were played before large audiences at Hoseburg Thursday night and at Olendale Friday night. H Is re ported that one of the largest crowds ever attending a dance pre sented by a university or college waa on hand at the Boseburs dance. , With olive drab military uni forms complete to leather leggings and orange-lined capes, the band presented an appearance that is in harmony with the quality of music It plays. Drilled to march with precision and led by an ex-foriKiii-eit drum maior. the band received much favorablo comment , from the towns visited on its 1200-. n. i.i,. (ntn eastern Oregon last i yaar-AA Urge number of persons from southern Oregon, who attend ed the U. of O.-O. 8. C. football game at EMene were particularly ? j -.1.1. mimic tilnved impresseu wuu and the training shown by the band, according to reports received by Captain 1L U Heard, director. Compared with collego bands of the Pacific coast In training, at pearance and strength, the band Is said to rate as one of the very best. One of the two chapters of the national honorary band frat ernity, Kappa, Kappa Psl, granted to Institutions west of the KocKy Mountains is at the college. Kvery sprliuj during the vacation the band makes a concert tour of the state of Oregon together with parts of the neighboring states. Four routes are planned out sof the state and the trip Is made, over each ono ovory four vears. If a student plays In the band tor tuo four years of his coilega career ho may see the en tire tite of Oregon. "We have met with much favor able response from the towns we bare visited In past seasons and on -this tour that wo feel Justi fied In continuing our tours, says Captain Heard. "We always plan to give our audiences Iho very bent muBic that Is played by the best concert bands In America, which Include the popular, classical and rellalnus music together with 'stunts' by Individual members. Manv of tho best young music ians of the state go to O. 8. I', where they may play under tho direction of Captain beard and re cvo credit toward graduation for their , work. Tho frequent trips made are also a fsctor In attract ing students from different larts of tho state each year. Vnder tho leadership of Captain Hoard the band has grown stronger year by year until It is now a financially solf-suppoiting organisation. VALLEYEMOCRATS 1 1. Mr.. Owney J. Patton who Is convalescing from a severe bilious or lndteestion attack, while tottur ing around down town on feeble legs yesterday In quesietof a long needed stave at a barber snop received ltroiuley It. Peat, interna-. war veterans plan tf attend us "Private peal". 'next l-egion meeting of Medl O.i Tuciday. March If "k Ha. old llonally known us I will appear before the student body of the .Medfurd high scAiol in hl famous lecture "The !7, at one A-large group of local World the ng of Medford iii No. is to be held at the Armory, Monday, March iClh. A aood entertainment program is In- planned and some important an- Ue" "Private Peat" nouncementa or interest io Buanlsll Main, a real estate rate is in town. "Ves. sir.' x- ?d Archibald W. Watson. . 00 per cent freebooter who of 100 on my nead. anu i I'm wanted for piracy, inuroer .! kirinnntnir on the high seas. 'Sometimes, I hardly know! Lorenx Bros, will build modern ... d. l,ui,,es, h. increa... Pine mill tu miles east of Klamath etl ho wince wo moved from Jack-ii son v Die LUMBER 1X)R EVERY ISK AT TROWBRIDGE MMHKll l.HIU wild Olua Anderson, clerk at the nhc-rifl' o'f i e evening, shortly after having lb sued a large number of temporary auto licenses to motorists from all part of Jackson county. J list tteenii as it butinei8 i growing and Browing," she contin ued, "for now we lasuc two H- cenfs to the- one we used to la- Word has Jut been . Mjr luiiiiuuiiHvi . . . . I - - . .. . i .... t, fh'jl It seems lakes serious ... Xlltuni1 ,;0lml,ndcr Edward E. excusao.o """""r. "service , wl, be made dur- 1 to tne statement- .uoi,.:u ... f , AnH.rlc.un u-uumfu business session. Local Mall Tribune of his sudden 11 nes. " '""u vlllll , lo,a, , on a h-ro during the World War and "' "'"Xio .Ih. uu- in which it was sam mat ne la.meo ; Command.-!- has climbed to the top of the ' " .,(.drord ", ln lhe bis and fell in a restaurant. .' i.r. t.v olr- ,,..i,i.., i .hi, lecture field in the "u, t .ut .'dfor-1. p0" .. "".,.11. Hn ova he did not fa nt. nor " - " . ' :. , . memucrsnip cuniesi num. iw .. - -- has blatoJy ocorded an instance I plane from lleno. Nevada, this aHt to years. I Apr, Irt and are ,klnK kn in-! sue at the old court house over of anv other Irishman ever hav-1 'k , ' Z .. " terest In tne outcome. jny - Ing falnted-sav. that he was just "e i exp.ie,l to spend the da ,nc,18ahie Lie." is a stirring ap-! H.rvll.e ml.n wishing to Join the sick si his stomach, discerned the ; here, conferring with post on -. plil for understanding peace and Amer,,.an I.Kion should con.mun restaurant and waitera floating . clals and Legionnaires " J11' harmsnr mioni! tht nstlsni. Al-;kw, ,. f. j. Bhotb of ihli cliy Pn..n,l an, l thai a tizen seeing southern Oregon and noniicrii h h he COsplruously served . , n.oniley. Commander of his Plight at once took lilm homo ; California and will fly rrom ncre ( .ountrJ. n thc Worid War. fost No. IS. Medford, Oregon ut in a car. " " . " , "Private- ivat noes not c r once. Be that as It may, tho Mall; mate imm.r ...... k in .luckRonvllle. I cuesa there s getting to be more automobiles in the county or there's an awful lot of new people coming in." ' 1 in,. ,iirr,r.nfK. noL uoinin 10 ...u.w: M(,iii,.rn .iionuuv iiik... o""u Hon that .Mr. Patton did not legion aigniian.-s oi u. ,Bane and peapfu moihods of set-: turn n their names to C .J . Shorb faint. It Is now understood that expected to be in Medford to KTeei (h)(j ,rvlnB Btuttti,)nM and Insur-1 or Merritt Mcrrimun as soon as the eight of food made hlin groggy, : the national commander and a wi! nerinanent peace. i oossible in order that transporta- l.. kn.,e,l and uassed out In 'reception Is planned, .neamru ...,.rt that the hlL-h:,in n.nv. i.o nravided for. Cold some manner other than tne taint-1 conwurcu i", iu. school auditorium will be crowd-' Hlll Neil's. Ing route, and came to In his room a visit irom tne nauonai cr..u... e whpn ..,,,.rate P.a,-. appear Trlhone claillv nllOIIHIies ifcurn-i;- 111c v.i-h. - - t. ti- i i. lioHHv hfime nn'u-hn is inakinc u flying trip nukriuln avenue, where he has I over the United Siutea. since been deluged with beautiiui bouquets from well . wishers, litht artistic foods befllfing his condi tion, and with calls from anxious friends. Tn some of these friends last Thursday night. Owney in relating the Intimate details of his sud- In l.la ll.lmtlllhla IHUII. UCU IIIIICRB, ... ...O HMHU.i.".- . J. J. A J, ner told of being rushed to his rnnm "VnYl Ihlni7 I kllOU' thOl'e T r, tl,n r.u.m " c.i(l ! 4. Tlu, Vitl. f.r a' tjrCjlt Country. -I ... u. .,.. - - - ., Owuev, "and Doo he applies a, i'ngniiii .-nunuuj, .... stninach iiiimo lo my arm. feeds I 10 to 1":30 ai m. American Radio Program KMED Mail Tribune-Virgin Station eil when "Private Peat" appears before the hich school student body on Tuesday. The junior 1 high school nre also invited to be present. Since this Is tho only nppearance of "Private Peat" in Medford it Is expected that a large number of citizens from Medford will attend. Prepartion Js be lliK made to accommodate a large number of persons. An admission !of 10c will be charged students and 2Su for adults. CO. A. WILL EAT TUESDAY nm n hucket of castor on anu a ton or two of epsoin salts." Here the telling of Owney's story is Interrupted by the censor. Suffice It to say mat no nopes to be back tomorrow performing his duties as circulation manager , of the Mail Tribune. ; - . I isunucK i-nes iK'lltoll HA1.K.M, lire., March 24. P Denton (S. llurdlck of llediuond, whn l a rnn.lldnte for the sixth time to represent the Twenty-first - district In the stnto legislature. filed yesterday with the sccre- , . tarj of state. Tlurdlck has rep-. After having been confined to resented Crook, Deschutes, Jeffer- her home for several days because nn T.-lmnth and Lake counties' of influenza. Mrs. llessle Dewey h for 12 years and was speaker of resumed duties at the the 1925 session. ' In''-, department store. I jttmtlrv. 10:30 to 11 a. lit. I.os An- geles Koap Co. . 11 to 12 noon Talont hour, 12:15 to 1:15 P. m. Lewis Super Service Station. 6:13 P. m. Medford Mall Tribune, news . Items and market reports. 8 to 9 u. m. Mono Motor Oil Co. 9 to 9:30 p. m. Medford Kleutrlc Co. - ; IKIONPOSTTO LOCAL MINISTER The old nose bag will be hooked . nn TiiobiIov nlchl liv Conilianv A of the local National Guard in the -basement of the armory, directly j after the regular Tuesday night j ; drill, according to Captain Carl V -rn.,..n-,. I.I Th. tntA will hl plentiful and Interesting according ' tn rennrts. and a largo attendance is being provided for. The new rifle range, located three miles east of Medford will ha rnnilv in fl few daVS but Will : : be used only by those whose at Kev. K. P. Ijiwrenee received tendanco at drill has been con word today thai he had been up-,s9tent an(j faithful, and who show pointed chuirman of the National proficiency as soldiers. From two Mis-'lon committee of the synod of ; to jour targets will be Installed Oregon uniil the unnual meeting 'on 200 and 300 yard ranges, of synod at Albany in July. This! Suspense has been keen among Is to fill the vacancy caused by i the local soldiers as to who will the reniovul from the state of Dr. fl the office of seebnd lieutenant. K. II. Pence of Portland, former i which has been open for some pastor of thc Westminitnr Pres-' time. An announcement will be; ltUKseil's: byterian chun h ho has been made within a few days, accord 'chairman for several years. Myron K. Sheets, the carrier of rural route No. 1, returns to duly tomorrow.; following a week's vaca tion during which Harold N. Kisk. substitute rural rou'e carrier of the local postofflce, and who is a stud ent at the t'nlversity of Oregon, spent the spring vacation period in carrying the route. OUR USUAL GOOD DINNER TODAY $1.00 HOTEL MEDFORD ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 ing to Captain Ten-wald. Ask your Doctor about Washday- FAMILY doctors know that a washtub often is the barrier to a woman's health and happiness. Why endure this strain on strength and vitality? Try the laundry way. Just gather the soiled clothes . . . telephone us ... . and washday is over! - LAUNDRY does it best Medford Domestic Laundry Phone 166 V WWW V v wwvw yywwv V V v wvwv vwvvvvvvs f vwwwwwwvv w v v vV T.-nihiiiiHin was expressed by V. i B. "Judge" Crews, former! corporation commissioner. and .....n. In.nl ln.nl dclllOCrilt OVOri jirmMiil line-up throughout the ptnte' prlct to the election of del egate to the Democratic conven tion In Houston June 2T, Mr. Crews, who Is a member of com n.itee'fl of ,100. which rules the Hmlth-for-Pnwidcnl association In the sale expressed himself as being particularly proud of the representation from the rl congressional district, which takes in Jackson county .and the terrl torv as far north as Sjilem. V jl. Cnnon, formTV mayor of Medford and well known Jackson county resident representing till -"op ." 51"'!; L m. pioneer urus,. - has filed from tho northern sec tion.' As It now stands they arc the only candidates from the f is district to l represented In tne prlinurles May 11- Although declaring that Smith- Is their first cho h candidnte. express a wl H nines, to be governed. by the choice e pressed by the JJemocinllc voles pa ilay ! - - - - MEDFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY Takes Pleasure in Announcing the Exclusive Local Representation for lotpokt Electric R Which adds this nationally known and universally popular product to the list of Electrical Appliances which ,we handle exclusively in Medford and Jackson County. For ninny years we havp handled the llotpoint Eloefl-ic Range in Med ford. This original company did much, an fact, to pio neer this line in southern Orgon. We are especially gratified, in having been selected as KXl'IA'SIVK DEALERS in this Q 0 territory. Recanse of this exclusive representation, we will be able. to offer the finest of service to owners and purchasers of jTntpoiiit Ranges. A Hotpoint Demonstration Is Yours for the Asking Medford Electric Company Electric Ranges free YOU from the KITCHEN It Is no UuiBcr necessary to spend tho host hours of your days In thc kitchen. Electric cookery has re leased the modern wonuin from the , drudgery of meal settlnB and mado it a pleasure to roast, bake and cook. Now you need only prepare the food take a few minutes to set the electric timer on a Hotpoint Super-Automatic Electric ItaiiRe then set the heat control and tho llotK..t Range will do thc rest. Now" you can get out Into the sun shine more Into the open air. Now you can be wIMi youi" family moro with your fiTcnds your books your charities and yet nut neglect your cooking duties. i ""'"'"iTrjTiJ ' I 3 mm mmw 1 o D
