Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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All llio riinurr it nil ulh'-r mmI-
i tiuiiM In fiutcr Niitluiiitl mrk 101
till" coinlllK t'Nller Uik.i seilaon
hnvo bwn flllid4
vi't.nt llio lulioi
.. ...in i... ni...
rr1 r1": '
fm ubiiuL two muiHhH yt
UmiiiliMi uil fur Hiitn $1.1)0 i.Milf.m; idunnnd
burn I. uu funiM. niniiilnM Ah-
lu ml OiOiiiH'ry, Atdilund, Oro. II'
Work eoinnifnet'i thiit innrninui niKtereil here yeHten ay with the ' ' ' '
m K lim "trrut. l ).-pn,e few an!,,,,,,! Male f le bureau In the"Hy larc cruwd In expected to
rly iMivlnit. The ,n-.Hent work j (.)tamlM.r (lf ,)lmn(.,rn !)Ull(lhl(i. ; tend.
liultiilia the toulldliiK of siomrete
curb. limdinK und the lnialliill"n
of .wr nnd water eolinnctlona.
What lir
onili-a 10 i- on. -
!! aoclal evcnlM of I he aaon la Hie
ji bencfil dance to he ulvcn by the
i! American 1-erlon at the illenl.il
ll.trdeila Kattll'ilay nlKht. Whll
j; llarion and hla radio orchcalra.
who have Jual completed a tour
,;' of I'.lllfo.nln cltlca. will feature
a number of novelty nuuibcra new
i; to southern Dreaon dauee lovera.
flchla. of hlrh he haa loat 12 anil , menta. Illaalaler. .Mra. J. W. I'ruett
Kalherlne Kubrick hua reaun.ed . acored 82 knockouta. He I. an f.iuchllur Mcdford. la at hla bedalde. hav
i, her atudlca at the Houthcrn Oregon J acme of the beat known men In the j (nK p. ft here over a week nito. A
'Normal, after apendiliK the ap.lna Kame oil the coaal ami aa far en at ' broth er. Otto t'aater of Katilo Tolllt,
vernllon vlatlliK her pn.enla, .Mr. n. t'hica;o. Mclntyrc worked oiit'ja nlao prcacut.
j and Mra. tllen Kubrick. w-lth Krankle .Monroe, one of hlaj livery man and woman over 21
Hpoeiiil tuiU m-lpfH fioin now mi -
i! Ill KiiNtei at the Kniiuy l.ou Mat
: Hhoppo In M. M. Htrt. Marveloun
I.' vulues plieed ll.ltr.. .it;. and up.
' buiidredH to Hfleet front. Kiddie
IiiUh V&o nnd up. 1 '
!l clttfHtH from u dlntniue reirlnter-
i ed at Medforrt hotel Ineludr I'.
j! II. llotchklHN uf t'hhao. K. Ilnin
bin of I)env'tv Mr. and Mis. WU-
!i Ihun ThomHoti of Vitm ouver. II. I'..
' mid A. It. CurttH uf Orf.ii. Ida.
,. Autuutobilr Ulue Jlook, rdl-
tlon for I'liclfle. eount and Niitlunnl ul"1
! piukM. ll.HO ut Hwein's. "l.ln
A. V, llublmrd 1 Kpeudinu today
: in th ttrunts Vuhh dlNtrh-t, tratiH
' m'lliiii buxlurmt.
; Mr. Millw U iiihUIiik IHn reKiiliir
call nt thr Kinnm ( line Shop. April
If. 5, .7. Vour ehoiee of .'pnlle t'lr
cullne, I.eMur, Shalltui and I, eon
. oil nitwit, tllh work Im well known
! her. no make your nppidnt menlM j
' eurly. Only Kiunia i nne
; Kliop. Liberty itldtt. Plume 4:.4. If
(! Timt the fit roier element will or
f tnUe through the various grunge
of the HtuO to retMt uny attempt
jjito chunge the nuiuti of Oregon Ag
r rteuHuvul college to Oregon Slate
f, colleite Is the uiinouneeuient made
by A. 1.. Morris of St. Helen, tire..
'. inembe" of the Ponumu gmtiKe f
ij Columbl county, mid iictlve In lh
' mate orgnnlRiitlon. who is atilhor
i lly for the statement that th Co
j lumbU county griingeH have Inltl
; uU'd b nicwlito movement to Imlk
such a propositi becoming effective
by official net Ion of the board of
jl rogvnts. This hu been commuul
il cated to the vitrlous granges of the
:j state nnd Is receiving Indorsement.
Sii Much interest Is bulng displayed
In tho benvflt dance to be held nt
l! the Orlrr.lnl Oar'dens Huturdny
night by the American Legion.
; WhU 1 In it (tu nnd his Idnhoiins.
! w-liu no recently scored n distinct
ji hit nt McKlroy's Spanish ballroom
(fit Portland, will furnish the inu
tile for the event, which Is being
.ipoked f orwa rd t n us t he fea t u re
dane' of the spiinu season. It
I ... Kenneth Trowbridge, reptTsen
jj tutlvr of Jitmbor Tool and Slump
,t log company of Milwaukee. In In
' the city today calling on trade und
Ininwictlng business,
ji He Kllnor llunley Hush for re
tluWmed nlfalfu seed and baled hay.
if K? K. Alain. Phone L'tf
j Temporary nuto licenses were Is
i; mied at the sheriff's office to Marry
1 Kvenslner. I. 11. New inn. tlrace
' Hull, Charles Klsher and William
j Godfrey of Medford. I .yd hi Clark
i uf Sams Valley. K. V. llollcnhcek
: and Joe Hrnwn of Centrnl Point.
: V. L. Welch und tluy t!iod of Ash
, bind nnd O. C. lorothy ami Jan
t!ene Mulson of Jacksonville.
! .You'll like our evening dinner.
SOu and tS5c. Jacknon Hole. Oof
fee Shop. LIi3tf
, leputy State Kirc Marshal Clyde
I Varren arrived here esterda
from Salem to spend several days
In Medford and Central Point on
'apeclal investigation work.
t; Tr cur noonday merchants'
lunch, jie und TPc. Jackson Motel
lNffee Shop. l'3tf
j. I'Higene M.it-tmN are plamung a
'country-wide meeting of Mukoii in
j Kugene lute In April or early in
! May. tt was announced Monday
.MeiCemie Itiver lodge will sponsor
the meeting.
Night und day service. l.ewh
I Super Scrvlre.
f-Harry Pellett of tiriffm civek
. transacted biislnewt in Medfeitl this
tnontiiut. and left for hi
hortly after noon.
; Host t tah Cval. Hansen Cel Co
Phone ii Tf:tr
T
All through Lent we
are carrying
Hot Cross
Buns
a regular item of bur
stock of breads ami pas
trifts which is the most
complete iu Southern
Oregon
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I'alir .h atoil -
foul holcla IncluclO V. K. H.-I.lnit
"'"''. "'I ' W.
, ijiHIinv nf Hun Joae, ilr. 1. K.
i Triniilo of Hollywood, .'"rod While
u' A"Kelea and V. lloveurd
.. Ki'uiK'laeo.
An olrolilloniillv fine f our. BU-
I, mu.l,. IM..I .w.l.,. fill ilerom-l
llnna l miliar 10 inline mo nei i
initio" 01 ine aiio'i lei.n i.eiinm pui-
i.... -tii ! .f tit.. iliiniK nvfiitu
i hv .i.rf .:i,m a. .,..., .m ..h.i
hy thu ruintnitlco:
j In t hmnc p
Twenty-nine nut of the mImIc ohm
Hpi.,ul pre-Kimter nnle at the
.:iiny l.ou Hal Khoppr In M. M. !
more. A -pe.1,,1 purehnae of hata!
ini.Kea poae.oie lor oh 10 o.i.-r;...
Iheae titoncy-aavlnu prlcea to you. J
11"
I. ii. (lornian la the recipient of
Mii.nv chnllcoueH li.lclv. The laat .
I., r....... II. I . .v Mrliitvra itt Port.1.. ..Aui.l....t n... I..'
land, who waa In liranla 1'aaa laat i
iikb Inat I
Hulunlay In pe.aon to deliver l.la
challeiiK... .Mclnlyre, while only
yenra of aae. haa a Hat of .'.I
apa.'.li.K parlnera. Millli'ilay In llou'yeurH old who hna rcaliled In the
gulck'a ayiiin.iali.in. The oilnlon alute alx iiioiitha prior to tho prl
waa that Mclnlyre waa a very i,,,y. May 1K. la entitled to vote,
worthy opponent of Joe liiin.au.lb.il muat rcalalcr at once Ai.jo.ie
I'ro.notcr Hob Dulck l.aa not yet I in the county can rcaiater nt county
announced hla pinna for ll.e next clel'k'a office. Mcdford realdenla
cud, bin he la conaldcrlim the dlf-1 register at I'liamber of Commerce
ferenl cl.allcnKcia ..nil will make;
an unnouneemenl ponn. (Irants
lann Courier.
AM kindM radio btilterles eluutr
ed. 7 Be. J.pwIh Hiiier HeivltM. 6
The Willamette unlvernity plrlw'
luh, which HniiK heie lant
nday hIkM, lifter appearhiK tit
4'eutval I'nlnt luxl night, will make
their next Mop at ItiiKebui'K. after
wlilth they will kIuk "t .1 u net Ion
City. A number of Medford retd
denlH, who failed to heur the elub
when It wim here, attended theCen
(rul I'oint preMentutlon lust ulKht.
and Included M r. n ml M ih. H. K.
l,inwn, l.yda Ktm und AIIhh Critt-
tnuu.
That good coal. Hansen Coal
Co. Phone ran. 337tf
Mrs. 10. J. linnrdmnn motored In
from the Dr. Salade ranch thlsi,,f Sabm. V. P. Knight, Kd llar
nmrnlng and spent several houisjntv, (j. H. Cumpbell. F. W. Hum
visiting friends snd shopping. Ilttm and O. 1.. Itursell of Mugene.
llaudpleiitinK und smocking. Tbej Mr. ,Uid Mrs. A. 11. Itrockwuy of
Kashion Shop. 4-1 Medford llldg. i the lirlffin creek district H-nt yes
, 34utf i terday lu the city. vIhUIuk loeal
The second murrlnge license la-j friends and disposing of husines
purd to a colored couple here at j nnd shopping.
the county rbrk office durh.g) Tune in KM Ml) at H tonight, ti
the pust year was Issuetl yestenlayt
afternoon to James A. Strickland, i
43. or Anderson, i uill., and iine(nK his arrest Friday evening for
May Honker. HI, of lleddtng. Calif, j the posseHMioii of ten gallons of
They were married yesterday after-1 alleged innnnhlnc. Wayne Moore
noon by Hev. K. P. Lawrence. , if this cily was released on ball
Strickland Is ii farmer and the lof f,'itU. He Is to appear again In
bride gave her occupation as that court this week.
of u domestic servant
Follow the crowd, ftfi mllea from
Medford on I ted wood highway.
Katnlly style chicken dinners, f 1.00
Log Cabin Inn,
He hna, Ore.
nillo aouth of
JIM l
Hankers of Ihe Southern Oregon one coyote.
Hunkers association met last even- Someone may he Interested In
lug at the itetluoods hotel, (irantsj knowing that they ran save lOii
Pasa. Many bankers from the citle.son their new piano. A Hubert M.
Included
in the uhmoc lation were
The meeting was given
entertainment than to
present,
more to
business.
Karly Sunrise seed point ties,
pound. C. C. Hartley,
'hone)
T
U-F-21.
Crater Lake (lulld will hold Its
A prit meet Ings on t he t h Ird and
fifth Mondays, because of the pre
Kaster services during the fd si
week. The meefug un April 16th
will be with Mlw Kliraheth Hurt.
Call Mrs. M. K . 'hap man at t -3
or 1 ti,1. and she wl I see that trans-
portatlon is provided for all. If;
you are going aml'd-lve your own
car. please call Mrs. Chapman so
she will known the number of cars
available.
An active committee of men audi
women from the American Legion )
aud Auxiliary are dcvtMlng consid-
etablo time and effort In prepar-
Ing for the benefit dance lo be
held In the Oriental (tardens Sat-
urduy night. Whit Hurton and his,
radio orchestra will furnish the
mnali- fur thr invasion. !
Mra. l'. A. Il.'.i.i.'ll nf Klncs l.luli-
way anil lur ainall K.amliii.UKliti.r'
IniaiiK-aa nttil Ii'iimii'i vlallura'
In tin- I'lly tlila luiii iiliii;. i
I'uHUl ll'liiis. nrxt to tho Dialto
tlii'.iti'.'. oiu'ii every nlKht nml Sun-j
iay. Phono Si. Kroo ilollvi-iy.
:;l0tr.
One
f Iho lioat tll'illa In mini' ha i
as reptu trd today by Captain ;
iimehtnrl Y Tengwald. captain of the1
local unit of the Oregon National
Oumd, felhminn the regular di d!
U.t niiiht. when T guard meniberM
wen parent. Crtptaiu Tengwald
added tb.it rt number "f new
crutiH ar tu be enlisted this u
k
and that lndicatlout for a full
i.uol.i in the unit are ootl fol
lowlng l.i-it nuhl's di ill, the guard
mem hers ere gue( tit a bin
'thicken feed" :it the flkv' lempi-'.
for d.tnee orchestra, call ST 5.
S7M
Cue-ts from Port Kind Vrgixie red
at le. al hoteN include Mr and Mrs
V. J. SrhMiei fmnk I' tlrstd.-r.
Wm f t hi M tt J Vloiin
V t" Smith. Mr nd Mrs 1. C
inilett tt C field- T P Hllle
W m .o Uei P. ml ' Pale. C I.,
Lmdsstv It Vdams. M f Swift
V t Ki eem.tn S;m f l iwe W
.1 t ! I h tMi-e .t H Could, f red
n- Me Kobeii Itanu kiow Prit .'
ridt.iu
I. K
Tidball tvnd
I.Min ton
Colvic Onus, next to the Plalto
tWnct (.Mn eerv night and Sim-
O.tv Phe-nr Mii. free dep ei
I t i:v expert acomi't
nt. I. ft f-tevd.iv for Or.inti Pav
tthei b.e will -d a vounte of
week .r.idit
the teck:
of the
city ai. l ,1,-ci.hin
tintv
l oroi 'u.ii i j.uh. (J o h..o th;n ''!M'' I .1 nn.t.-r ttio .hi-.N-tloi.
Tho t'lii.. iiatu. . ami ''' l'iiv,t,.r Martin Trri.tr ai.poar.
or writ tot or;.,- ,i s l:. i haa- " !o litvr l.t VrMJtr ni.fft
tain, lir l'i n .'u a 'li i.lfi.o. Toi. 1ml onort for thr p-oiMo
;!.;. Si of llmt .',.nuiiun-l
Mi I'.i.ro.a-. .,f ,pov Vou iim, im- to voir at thr
Csllf.. W Mattii's Tinli h. i- i.nuhrr. . Primary My Thr nrir law nuta
Mrs. f A r.''tii'i'tl on Kmaa lush- r arrui In votra on rlro.
any this Yvrok. l.aMrt arriv.-a hrrr 1 ,,,n ,1V Kr);itrr at enr ith
from th south a Oiv djj, j I- O. !arl-K at thr t hambrr ot
Ctah rivtl. oltn low m ,,h Han-' emmro or at oonniy rlrrV'a rf
srn Cvl Oo. rhonr ; j rtf ''" m Mo.Koul. ((
M"EDF0TID MATL
i
l Kevrrnl curlumls uf liviialoii am
i mill rnoiiiniiod uf un uulo imi lit,
' iViiIi-hI i'ulnt. where they arrived
; hint Hunday. nixl Indications urej
j that they will probably spend the I
1 remainder of tln week there. The;
b'PU are en route aouth und gay i
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1""'" l',,'n
in
j .iu.n..v. u. .,..-,. ........ .......
it rt rxmMrl li iillcml l9n nubll
In tin Oriental (iurd.n Saturday
Hindu I urthi'HliiL Iiuh lii't'jt Hoi-urftl'
i.
11. II. Howell, neorife Henz. H.
II. Kennedy nnd Mib. W llllu.nH of,
lr.il.ta rasa ..t.en.leu ll.e .neeuim
in- on..-, i... , ""
Mcdford ycaterday.
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tfiiiKlit. c!
Tune In KMKIJ ut
a ,,.i,,i icclcil tola mnriili.ul
i... i..nv... I....
paoo. Waah.. In.llc.itea that l.lai
aaco. Waah.
conilltlon la crowlnx taeuillly worae
foWowliiK a recent operation for
itoliro nnd a comullcnllon of all-
or county clerk'a office. tf
llogue river roue 1 U feet during
the storm of the punt week cud.
hut after reaching the peak at L'
o'elock Tuesday morning started
to recede und had dropped to the
nine-foot point by ii o'elock Tues
day morning. Snow falling In the
hills stopped the rise whieh was
rapid M outlay. A total of 3-0-Inches
of rain fell during the Hlorm
up to f o'clock Monday night.
tlrauts Pass Courier,
oil waves. 1 1 1m work Is well
known here, so make your appoint
ments early. lamina Cllne Shop,
Included among the Oregonlans
regiHtured ut Modford hotels, oilier
than those from Portland, are Paul
.1. flrecn of Corvallls. William Mey
ers, JauiIsc .oris and Mlna Santer
When he uppeured In the locul i
Justice court last Monday, follow-1
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Plume 013. tf
A bounty warrant was Issued at
the con nly clerk's office today o
Clyde Smith of Jacksonville for
t 'a ble bea utif ul bu ti wa I nut case,
out only a short time, has been re
turned to the Palmer Music House.
j Hy actlnu quickly you can have this
i piano by simply -contlnttiiu: ihe
monthly payments. ChM at the
attire for full details. 7
"Ho t behest I can." Is the slogan
used ly J. J. Love, welt known
Central Point tuvhardlst. when he
filed jesterday at the county clerk's
office for the republican nomina
tion for county commissioner. Mr.
Love owns the Snowy Hutte ar-
I'hards and has resitted In Jackson
county for more than ten veurs
riant perennials now. i-arge se-;
lection to choose from, reasonably
priced. S. K. Chustnln. near Owen-1
Oregon office. Phone '4':-L-I.
Harold Wing of Dodge CItv.
Kans.. aocomnanied bv i'h.ni..J
Dotson. is spending short time on I
a visit with his brother. Charles
A. Wing, tu this citv. The two vis-'
Hora were fonnerlv interested in
the iheinir and elejtninL- h.ui.w... ,
in Dodge City ami nre planning toi
in n k c iterniaiient hi.ilitinrtera'
hrrc. i
Tun.. I.. K.u:i nl S t....lult
Krcil t Duo) Jwin.'ttc uf Porlliimt, i
who wn In MinlfolM aovorai !
niontl.a uw a y,r ami. i siioml-1
Iiik rnvral .lava hi.rc on liiiaiiirs i
.mil vlaltlnK oh! frion.la. Ho was"' Anioiioa anil llio 1. oshvloiian
oonnootcl with Tilly', orohnati a i 1 sh" h'UM'a hor IiuIm.i.1.
hloh I'lavoil lu-rr iliirlni! n vim.. !
mer seastut.
films in at ! a. m. out At , . m.
Swem's. master photo finishers 7
Orchardists In the i 1 I o 1
spring district are nit ready for.'.
the annual spring smudging. The i Mr1'''
I'arson. Hoover. Stevenson Pio (.-,-
Pin ter !
and Mainnmnd orchanls have pl.ic-(
ed new burners for briquets. Hn,
Mr. I'temcnts. who lately pure has- !
eti the t i.n ke place, unloaded a
cur of hHiiuet several day ago.
-Ashland Tidings.
Thie p.anos for rent. I'Hlmer
Music House
Althetigh he was entirely pi-e-pard
t lea ve t h t?i forenoon by
train fir Seattle, where he was
to appear before a federal grand
nil v tnvettUtitini.- tbe cae of Jatne
O Ncil. chrtrted with Ihe buncUrv
a n d ro hher y of The fan le P.
powtoffbe early this year. Sheriff
Jennint it-cened a wire hci"-
ftre train time that the case had
b-en postponed until next Monday.
iieiuMiu tiit-c sc per var1 Put
tons covered at Handicraft Shon
tf
f r.; ik and Walter Vitigevald
drove in from their much In Sams
alley estei day and
bu-mesH in Medford
transacted
See flinor Hanley Puh for re
cleaned ;ilf.lfrt ,,.d and balrd hav
f Mam. Phone J3;tf
The hluh seh,,, c-rehe-tm e-f
TRIBUNE, T.IEDFOIID,
Hlk-h wiitrr In Lour creek Ik
Illumed for iliiniUKO reported to
have been suffered by u lurite rhu-
buru iiuuh In Hie Tolu section last i
Moiiduy. The waters of the creek
are reported to have rauwd
through an orohurd, overturnlnu n ,
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j rurryliitf the olp ovt tho rhubarb I
pin ut k. The ground H'iih u1hu uv-i
vrvtl iv Hh the i-nnle oil, after thu'
wutfiM hud irteih'd. 'Die imtch JhJ
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Whit tlurlon iintt hln IiluhoaiiH,
" t " " -
at-UrnH of the coant. i-e dninW conn id-
L
ciil radio Htullon. K.MKI). duriiiK
- " " T "
. ' , , "
"biic benefit dun.-'To!
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the llrlentul tianltna Huturdny water eleara up. ..a aeeo.dliiK to
-.'the... theae blir flal. alwaya run
-
AniOhK ine ainie ot iruaninKton
iKUeata at Mcdford hotela are J. 1..
"J rpohane. Jira. r. .., ..or-
it. o ui . IIO.-..UV.-I . mi.. ..miica m'.
Nalty of f lotiuiam. Mr. und Mrs.
J. Cnrbery of Aberdeen, VI. T.
Cleveland of Oak Harbor nd Or
duliu Work. Mrs. Jt. Heckle r.ntl
Miss (.lurnctte St. (.ierinau of Se
an le.
Wells Taxi. 2ac. Thone CG. tf
Tune In KMK1) at X tonight, ti
Warren Hamlin, Kathryu Sween
ey and l.ee (ireenleaf are among
students nt the Oregon Agricul
tural college who did not return
there tu resume studies, following
the spring vacation.
If you want n good building loan
on a low rato of Interest, seo Red
den a st- 4i;tf
Walter I.ofland and WIIHnm
Km It h, transient youths arrested
In Yrekn. Calif., last week for the
theft of a Ilulck sedan from Hob
tif Ieue left yeslerdHy In custody
of Deputy fulled States Marshal
C. C. 'ells for Portland, where
they will face federal chnrgca of
car theft.
II. Schonlnger used piano, $180:
$in down ami $10 monthly. Pal
mer Music House. 12
'Willinm A. Cramer was nn Eagle
Point visitor in the city yesterday
for neveral hours.
3c u day. Hooks you want to
reud. Circulating library at Swem'n
Solder's Hairy or O runts Pass
will sponsor a broadcast over s'a
tlon KMK1), Medford. Tuesday
night. April 3. The program will
he on t he al r bet w ecu K and
o'clock, featuring the Hranls Pass
high school symphony orchcHtra.
under the direction of Martin
Trepte.
Tunc
-Orants Pass Courier.
In KMKH at H tonight. ",
The fire department was called
this afternoon to Hi: West Ninth
street to extlnginh n small flue fire.
Wells Taxi. I'.'ic. Phone 2,1. tf
The local Ked Cross chapter Is
asking for volunteer knitters, us
nweuters are needed for patients In
government hospitals. All materials
are supplied am) full Instructions
given. This department is lu charge
of Mrs. Hamilton Patton. who Wilt
furnish uny udditlona) Information
to those who will help In this
work.
Select your new spring sMt nt
the Men's Shop, from the M. Horn
and Ld V. Price linen. All the new
weaves from $'2 7 to J.'iO. We guar
antee fit aud satisfaction. S-'Otf
Mis.s Vernu Jones left yestenhtv
for Salem, when- she will spend
a week or two visiting with friends
and relatives.
Yum: Yum! Again you can get
those famous hamburgers of lead's.
Just opening In a nice. new. clenn
Place In L'ighth between front and
Central. in
Tunc In K.MKI) at 3 tonight,
IDA STKLLA PCI SKY Ida
Stella Putney parsed away at the
1 ollll,UIy hospital Wednesday
morni"K- llpl1' be had been
Utk,'n "ly that nuuning from
h, r ,u,mo 111 IMum street,
8he hiul hwn in fili,;,l bculth
,m" ,n Pst '- Aged At years
l. ,,;IVS; ,,lir"
near Menominee
" -Ma fell '-. 1ST:.. Tin
family . an.,, to .Mi,irurd In liili
h"vt' '''aiil.'.l lu.v fur the
16 J'""''"- fl''
1 ,"''s,il1" w,'m i" " ili'Vuli'U
"""'1,M' n"'1 ni('' tillp Wils a
( "'' ''"' I N'vicl.lw. s
Arthur M . ami two a.. lis. M.iynai
A. and Maurice K-. also her aged!
mot npl- ,rs- Mary Kidgeway
'Meiumiei.ee l-alls. Wis ; iho sis
ttM"1 Mrs- lrcy Snyder. Spo
Wash.. Mrs. Wm. Hun
Ueloit. Wt. Kemains ar
Perl funeral home and fu
itrranKetnents will be an
i'd later.
at l"
,UM "aI
nouuc
, XnntmntViiieiit.
KoMcboi ouch'?. Iteauty Shop. 1 2
Stuith Central, has Installed the lat
; est model Ncstle'n Ciivuline per
manent ;ive machine. This titeth
ihI requires only seven minutes of
temperate, automatically c ontrolled
heat. tto degrees less than is re
quiivd for a marcel The I'ircuhiic
system treats each head of hair toi
utt its md:olual requirements and !
we lake lest cutis before every
permanent It Is abcluily f-ee
from harmful chemicals and it-
waves the ine-st delicate hsir with
.perfect safety Mr. Peart Chord.
the operator. Is familiar with this
system. ha iiih used a Nestle ma-
chine in her beauty shop in the!
;ill .:. f,.r am
.intmft
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UTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZEDSAFEPURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
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OKFlOV, WEDNESDAY.
ROGUE IS SIGN !
OF GOOD FISHING1
The fuel that the K"KUQ river
. r ,. ttnu n,ft MflMt
IuHmk 1 of 1 "
, inountnliiK,
I . ,,.,,: ,.,.,.,,m .
1 .1.7. i,.,.i fishlna expertH th..T there
will be fine m.ln.on and at.-elhead
fihi,,.. hereubouta ua Boon u the
j....i.. 1.1..1, i .i....
....... ,...
Kniall trout on April 15th next
m.m ... h
Not only are the big fish run
ning, but the small trout are en
tering the smaller streams from
the river during the high water
period.
Local fishermen, who get tu
work with their rods and reels as
soon as the weather clears up, will
be surprised to land many young
steel head of about two pounds or
less, ns they call be seen running
now with the big fellows, coming
up stream over the ladders ut the
Cold Kay dam. In fact It Is pre
dicted there will be more young
steelhead In the river and other
streams from now on than for
years past.
Chris (lottlieb Is one of the pol
ished amateur experts from whom
some of the above information was
obtained this forenoon, but he at
tho same time ventured the asser
tion that hardly any two of the
knowing local fishermen agreed on
all facts pertaining to fishing con
ditions. However, he said thta he,
Pug Isaacs and some of the other
thoroughbred piscatorial experts
usually agreed that the beHt tocl
head fishing comes along i bWuit
July -1th of K'aoh ycat. when they
riae to a fly.
L
Final arguments were being
heard In circuit court today on the
ease of Al Hopkins versus W. 1).
Davis and C. Howard of the Soda
Springs school district. Hopkins
claims that Davis aud Howard,
nembers of the school boaiil, act-
without authority in the con
struction ot n play shed at the
fpper Soda Springs school house.
There are two school houses In the
Soda Springs district and the
trouble, according to one resi
dent, is that the district is divided
ugaiiujt itself, one faction believ
ing that one school is getting- home
thing that the other has nut.
Wedding Bells
Delva March of
and Joseph Duane
Central Point
of Mavtincr.!
Calif., were married nt 11 o'clock
Saturday morning at Klnier Hull's
place at the Modoc orchard. Mr.
Hull was best man and Miss Kdith
Nichols uf Medford. bridesmaid.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of blue georgette and carried
a boutiuet of roses and sweet peas.
The bridesmaid wore an afternoon
dress of rose georgette.
After the wedding the wedding
party went to the Prospect hotel j
where a wedding dinner was j
served.
The newly wed left Saturday
evening for Mai tine, where they
will make their home.
Ouests at the wedding were: Mr.
and Mrs. Walter .Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. Llmer Hull ami , son Lau
rence. Mr. ami Mrs. George Murch.
Miss Olivu Jleswelgiave and Miss
f.dilh Nichols. Hev. Mell of the
Christian church ih-i formed the
ceremony.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Kl !; I!i:. r .Now. iiumIoih ,-rocn.
Iioui-o. fall at 264 i'.oatty .St.
yon sai.k c:
nearly new. $7?r
count for cash,
t! . nr. or w rite
8 Kssex Coach.
terms: J dis
Call 45-J after
Box 7 90. S
fOK SAI.K llay. I.. .1. Freeman.
Central IViiH, Cre. Phone I3. s
fOli Hf NT Modern furnished 4-rot-m
house, sleeping porch: re
fmishcd inside It'll W. Juth
St. Phone U'M-l.. s
FOR l!KNT furnished Imuw.
few miles out. Phone 11-13-M. 7
LOST Poller containing music for
clarinet. Please phone li-13-M. 7
1 FOK It KM Modern -room
I tage ami .ir.itre. cloye in.
Quire e S. fir Si., upstairs.
FOK KKNT ell furnished luniise
l- Phone MJ-Y. ?
j W.WTKI) Common labor, part
I time or day work. Phone 4v-X
" "
FOK SALK . Now. i;0 day-eld
Kecks
-w ecks-cld. Square
lory. Phone M-L.
1V1
fOK UUNT Warm furn.shed led-
rtxm nnd garage. 51 .' S. iak-
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
eek:
Jannin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
MAftPIT 28, 1028.
RAIN A BLESSING ;W0RK STARTED ON
BUT DELAYS FARM
SEEDING WORK
J "The rei i-nt hi-a full tif ruin
' In tilt ;ill(.V hliu lf.n n.i hni-m l.n
lyoiul ueiayhiR u!l k HhIh uf outtlonr
farm work." K.tid County AKent It.
ur rroiia mid nil !( pliinied
! t'e"t ""- ''uu''d ' hern
' , FT
" "
iwora ano lurtner howimk or croon.
. " 1
J ..K..U1 . . 1 M""."u"
! 'name me ueluyeu work to be
" ""' crop., i n
mill Is wet till through thanks tu
the recent rains on top of the
previous ruin of the winter.
However, the recent rains, while
beneficial , in other ways to the : asked this rorenoon of what ma
orchards, has prevented proper i terial It was going to be eonstruet
polb nization of blossoms on many ! etl np answered, "a mixture of ma
trees among the early varieties of j terials," meaning to the uninitiat
pears. j ed that It will be mostly all wool
i with very little cotton In It, and
Slieep Owners, , I guaranteed not to rip.
Attention! j However, further thought would
Wo ore in position to pay you i Indicate that the building will b
moro than anybody for wool-mo- a mixture of concrete, lumber, .il
hair. See us before you sell. land perhaps a few nails, which
MKDFORD UAUCIALN HoCSK. are often used in our best building
Phono 1062. -7 N. Grape St. circles.
35litfi
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Mar.
Krectlon of an entirely new manu
fueturing plant to houe the ex
tensive activities of the murged
corporations of Lang A Company,
Allen & Lewis and Mason-Klumnn
empany being considered by
tho companies Involved. The new
piant wiu cost Jii the: neighborhood
of Jv-ou.ooo. .
A Stylish Blouse
It's color those days, that makes a
pnnncnt stylish! With a flfteen-rpiit
envelope of Diamond Dyes, you can
make an old or faded waist smart
os any on display. Keep all your
clothes stylish throuirh, the quick
nmiic of home dyeitur.
Henutiful dyeinjr or perfectly gnvfj
eous tint iti is ensy. if you'll only u-e
ortin;il Hiasiond Pyeii (rn dyeio.
P.riphten the hoflV, too; eurt.iins.
spreads, etc., arr Diiiinntwl dyed in an
hour or less; right over other colors.
FREE: Your dn,,'uit give you Utc
Hjiimond Dye CyclimeiJia : Valuable
surest ion-, can- direct ions, net tin I
piece-good color samples. tr wrife
for illtntrn1fd bnk Cider Crntt. post
paid iroiu D1AMOX1) PYKS. !tpt.
N'lti, Duilingtou. N iriatm'.
Di
lamona JLJves
J nstJJipfoT IST;or Bnil to DYE
MH (CU.'PtS DM
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24 FREE GLADIOLUS BULBS
i''.I'H c i-t tOLvr".G
lit KticT cuhwm MiiTMiir::,'.v..r.I"";
. VALENCO00 BULB CO.
1 1 3 ill Third c. Seattle. Wash.
DANCE
With the Eagles
W. O. W. Hall
Thurs. Eve
Admission
Ladies 10c, Gentlemen 25c
DANCING FREE .
Best of music.
Basjr! benefit.
Eagles, be there ar.d boost
our band.
0
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FRAMES
.. AT .
TROWBRIDGE 3
I SELECT GLADIOLUS CULLfcCl IUn
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CRATER LAKE PARK
STORAGE BUILDING
The work of constructing the
new local garage n nd wu rehouse
j for the Crater Luko National Park
service on North Central avenue
near the Standard OH service sta
tion was begun this week, und is
being built by force account under
the supervision of Superintendent
C. (1. Thomson of the park, ft is
: expected to be ready for occupan
cy in about u month.
! The structure, which will be
! used us a winter storehouse und
! garuge here for the park service
will be a one-story affair, 4S by 80
: feei. When Colonel Thomson wai
I riLLA.MUUK. Citizens advance
! money for AJcXutner bridge
open M llson road.
TONIGHT
ANOTHER EXCELLENT BILL ,
' OF
3 DAYS
STARTS
Tomorrow
RAMON
NOVARRO
and
NORMA
SHEARER
in
"The
The screen's most
beautiful romance
'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'1- a5sw.i..'w,y
'icViSv TIMES 7 AND 9 p- M-
I Wi Vvif tSsPII W ADMISSION
f-ir Children Adulti
1 UVj MULL i Vv UUL 51 UIJ1U
Will be in Medford for a short time only. f
While here you can get X
'
C PHOTOS
u YOURSELF
Get yours today. Everyone
aim your rncnas.
f OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 9
I 413 E. Main Across
EVIVAL
Beginning With the Dedication
of the new
Apostolic Faith Mission
42 North Front St., Medford, Oregon
Special Evangelistic Services
opening
Wednesday Evening, March 28
Orchestra and Scec.a! Vocal Numbtr, wlM be rendered.
Jl'n iolr?! T"- wh,ch pUys r9ulrly over Radio Sta-
each servK B""?nt "ndir SFeCial Number ""'" 8
SERVICES:
Sand.iy 10:30 A. M., 2:30 and 7:30 P. ft
Every Evening. 7:45, Except
Monday
The Wc-d Wii (,t p-,ached in its fullness
NO COLLECTIONS C0ME
' a.
After Winter's
Colds
It is Wise to Check Up
on the Kidneys.
WATCH your kidney after colda
and s?np! When the kidneya
slow up. wmte impurities are apt to
make one t ired and achy with head
aches, dizziness and often nagging
backache. A common warning is too
frequent, scanty or burning secretions.
Doan'i Pills, a stimulant diuretic,
increas- the secretion of the kidneys
and aid in the elimination of waste
impurities. Are endorsed by users
everywhere. Ask yaur ""Snhorl
SO.OOOUsersEndorseDoan's:
Mr.. W. E. Lar... MS S. Holly St.,
Medford, Or... ' I hv lutd Dom,
f-ilU at different time, and sladly recommend
tScm lo anyone who need, something for
tie kidn-y My kidney, dida t set n,hl.
my back w. we.it and l.me and I lelt aull.
Usu', Pill, h.vo alway. relieved tho.
.ttck .trcngtnening my back and kidney..
PILLS
60c
STIMULANT DIURETIC ffi KIDNEYS
alerMUbumCo.MleCLJluHJo.Ni:
TONIGHT
FEATURING
FOLLIES PAST AND
PRESENT
in
THE GAY NINETIES AND
TODAY
PADGETTE & MONTE
in
TVO SUNFLOWERS FROM
DIXIE
MORIN & GALE
in
TINKER TOWN
LAURELLO BROS.
Prcs'ent
FUN IN A DEVIL'S GARDEN
JOHNSON SISTERS
in a
SINGING & DANCING NOVELTY
FEATURE PHOTOPLAY
OF
FOR
10c
will have theirs. Exchange them
Bring tne children. ,
P. M., INCLUDING SUNDAY $
from Old Page Theater