MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OlffiOOX. MOXDAY. APRTT f).
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COUNTY SCHOOLS
ASKED TO ATTEND
BIG HEALTH RAiLY
parked in a fcaiuK ui 1350 New
town htreet. The men had bt-en
under survf Ulaiu-e for seve-ul days
by thr officers, who say I'luik and
Mt'i'Iune arrived here fuom Muish
lii'ld u0 ui t liiiu- a&o.
ftrevifaes!
jl'. ;
BOY SCOUTS mVEiGRANDJURY NOT
MAYOR A BOOKLET! IN SESSION AS
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K I WAN I S 'LUNCH! MYSTERY GROWS: THRILL CROWDS
In cooperation with the eounty ,
. . l- 11 ii lfiik nH (,f the mosl "HuriiiB snow-
neaun uuuui"i, . . .window advertisements in uhe t ity
rnnrintPiideut ot me -Meuiuiu
In kt'epinK with the Hoy Stout
1 corcmojiy in asmiiKton, D. C,
' tOii;iV when :i I'onv oi" lh new Ijdv
is mat or ine ieoms fierim com-1 n i. ;
schools, is mailins out Invitations fpany, consisting of -a household i prt.piMll rooli.lRP by the bov
to all other schools in the county size Friidaire machine, with thelsruts of lhjl t.itv a mnrtr core
to participate in tint his health i door open, showing a hit; baked mony was conducted at the Ki
honor roll .celebration to be held lUrkey, a law slab of teak. slice.i WJ..,u (-Uh luncheon this noon by
i;i Medford in May. boiled enKf. bananas and other fruit .Scout V. W. liehhcr. X. tuly.
His letter, addressed to the su- , parked inside. The turke. ospec- scout ma.ster of irmip five, and two
periutendents and principals 4f the jUUy. makes the mouths of the win- :Ntar scouts. KotuiUl Krintr and
schools of the county, reads as j dovv nazers water, as it. like all i Alan OnrW-y.
follows: . ltne other artii-hK of the exhibit.! Following introductory t:lks by
on Miuay uiieruuoii, luuks so natural. However, they Scout Fxecutlve Helcher and c. X.
are all clever imitations made of;t'uly. Scout Carley presented a
j wax. jeopy of the handbook to Mayor
j Mrs .Otlllle Wtinke and daughter j Alendei fer. and Scout Krinjr pre
j Kinitia, who have been vfsiiinp .Mr. seined him with a special letter
and Mrs. C It. Uustel for the past j from James K. West, head of the
week, will leave tomorrow for their i national boy scout movement,
home in Oshkosh, Wis. They will The protrram of the day was in
return by way of Portland and Se- charge of S. S. Smith, who.pre-
! at lie. j sen ted the various i-'peakers and
Ail: and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, Mr,
land Mrs. J. O. Crey. .Mr. and Mrs,.
I I. R. i:rown, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
4. the Medloid city schools are
planning to hold suitable exor
cists for those pupils in the
system who have met tlie re
quirements ot the health hon
or roll as sponsored by tho
Jackson County Health associa
tion and adopted by a number
of cities and towns in tho
county.
"Any or all other schools in
the county, whose pupils are
competing for places on the
honor roll, are cordially invited
to join us and make this a
county affair.
"The afternoon begins at
1:30 o'clock with a parade for
all children in the county eli
gible for the honor roll. The
parade forms in front of the
junior high school on itartlott
street, marches south to Main,
west to Holly and norh to the
high school. At the high school
a program will he ottered and
awards made to the children.
Following the awards to pupils
a May festival program by tho
Medford pupils under the direc
tion of Miss Maude Unrri-;ar
will be held on the high school
lawn. No admission charges
of any kind will be made.
"A more definite program,
will ho made and mailed to
Interested schools later. In
shaping this program we shall
ho veiy glad to receive the
co-operation of other sc lmols
for we (eel that it can be made
a bigger and better day, and
mean more to the children if It
embraces the county rather
than the city alone."
numbers. Following tiie scout
program, the chairman introduced
Charles Dorety, director of the H.
So far as could be learned the Implrim; pospcl messages were
'tp-umt jury, which adjourned a ' l-M-ivd by JVivy A. Cray, local
I weeU ago this afternoon until to- jaitrney. and t T. Nahsis. speak
!day or for a ieriod of ten days, jers on the i?itMnes.s Men's gospel
; unit then to resume its special in-team program at the meeting
; vestigathm begin several weeks j he!d at the South Methodist
!ago, had not reconvened at press U buih Sunday afternoon. The
, time (his afternoon. I church wis filled with people
I WT.ether or not the absence of j from all denominations ami the
Jud-;e (.'. M. Thomas, who is hold-1 pintm i onsl:.w-d of the regular
ing a session of circuit court at j spirited testimonials, old-time ks
! lira ills Pass today for Josephine , pd hymn finging. speaking and
; county and ho is expected home prayer. special numbers con
; tomorrow, had anything to do with lasted of miIos by Choir header
: the grand jury not reconvening to- Metton Ferebee and Attorney V.
day. is not known, although it ic. Trill.
generally understood that the jury- Knows the Christ
could ordinarilyconveno and con- Mr. Xahss delivered an luspir
tinue its investigation without his hnB appt.ui ti those who haven't
presence in the court house. found the saviour, and told of
Xo one can be found outside I how he knew that Christ was the
of tho jury personnel who knows rt.al aml only saVt0llr uf the souls
when the grand Jury will assemble ;nf munuimi. uhe stated that jus:
a.;ain to finish this speciul investi- j ,m.,.t,Iv ioiniim church did not as-
a man tf salvation but that
Woods, Mr. aiu Mrs Milton Ora-j'- L. productions, and Fatty Lay
bam and Mr. and Mis. McOuat 1 man. star comedian, who have just
formed ;f party of friends who mo- completed the comedy, ' The Ke
toreil to 12a gte Point yesterday and ! porter" which was taken in Med
enjoyed I'aster linner at the Sun-; fm,L nml wll! ,K nhuvvn at the
ny.side hotel. Following the dinner ' Hialio for the fir.st time tonight,
they drove up tho Uoue river to lr- I-a'"an thanke.l the Kiwan
McLeod and spent the rest of tho!mnH nnl "in of Medford
afternoon visltlmr and enjoying the ! for lne ll ndid cooperation given
beautiful weather. jtne company here in their work.
Miss Iluby Timianos accepted il11"'1 expressed a wish to again re
position Saturday at the Palmer I lm n l" M''""' fttI fuLure film
.Music Hoiise. in the Hlieet music takin-. KolUiwinu bis main talk,
department (the director and actor, save a
Mr. amlMrs. Uoland Hubbard ! rl0Vor "utl, r skit' 1,1 tl,e t,"uu'
spent yesterday at the ome of .l. fm "f wl;,('h K;t"v s:niR a
K. Peyton on the lloKue river. j'ing bis copious torn.. The
Circuit JudKe C. M. Thomas isl;"""". WK" i"uoKeo .oto ,.,o-
bolding court today for Josephine
county, in Grants Pass.
Included among ihe (h-eonlans.
registered at Medford hotels, other
longed laughter, ami the actor
received loud and enthusiastic up
plause.
President Hammond announced
limn ll.un fr'nm i4rl iinil, nr" r.i '"""'e 1,'"",1"'M ,llni"'1"
A iinrtiov r i.... V lis '" 1,1,1,1 hy ll"'al CllMlUlliM
K l'nk, nn nf n , lit '"m ! -""""- 'o with tho nsMMam-,.
?. 'uf .su:: lnnv"":- K: . Ur tnB va.-n.us e.-vir,. ni,s or n.
liniiKli-licMiy nf Allmny. I.imi' T.
HltrliciK'k. Jac k lllli'hi'iick ami. Mr.
Radio Program
KMED
Mali Trlbuiip-Vlrsin Slutlnn
HELD FOR'HEARINGl
i
PriiBi'ani Tiu'silay. April 10
10 to 10:30 a. in. Southern
Oin-.m lOloctrli' 'o.
10:30 to II a. in. Slni lalr's
iJollar Stort'.
11 to 1 1 :3o a. in. M. & XI.
D'lt. Hlin'o.
noon -Coloniaf
V.fi ho npiioari'il in .luili;o
Taylor's court Imiay on u cliarO!.
of moonshino iioHso..ion. II. r. I &
.Miy luiii was soiiionooil lo 11:30 to 1
(lays in the county Jail and lined : liakory.
-" l.'"k. h was 12:15 to 1:1", p. m Monarch
rostod with Mct'ltniK last Katur-j .Seed & Food fo,
day, was roloasod n.$"00 lionils (i:ir. ji. m. Modl'ord Mail
and was scheduled to appear ln: Trlliuiio, news Items and
court this afternoon to enter a 1 market reports.
I" p. m. Floyd Vnunir. lrost i,..n ..,
11. McCIuuk and H. ). Clark . report. Inonl In the' field of cancer re-
wore scheduled to have hoariiiKs :0- . 9 . n,.-Sny,ier Dairy ,...,, mn ,,,. . ,.,,,,, ,.,,,,
In justice court today on eharKos 1'roduco f. doors with Suikoou Oeneral IHimIi
. - i iiio'mi.-iuiiic iniwi-Miii.., iiiiiiiwiMi; i-r y ui i k p. ni. i. ai. ire. v
city the eveniliK of April 1M at the
Hotel Medford. Only products
grown in the valley are to be used,
according to President Hammond,
who appointed Vernon Vawter,
chairman nf n committee to ar
range the dinner, this being the
iKiwanis club portion nf (he work.
The Hotarians will sell the tickets,
.the ldons will handle decorations
;and the Crater club, the ushers for
i the occasion.
y. Secretary Carl Tengwald read a
letter from Hertha K. Landis,
i mayor of Seattle Inviting local
jKiwanlons to Seattle for the big
; Ki wants International convent Ion
I to be held there from Juno 17 to
! the L1nt. Mayor Alendei fer, O.
jArnspiger, A.' S. Itosenbaum and
Uiuy Conner were elected delegates
! from the local club to the eouven
liion. v large additional delegation
I of Medford members are expected
to attend.
Cancer K.xperts Meet
AVASHlN(iTON, April 9. (IP)
their arrest Saturday night by the
police and the sheriffs office with!
four gallons of alleged moonshine.
whirh was found in a coupe.
'm t-i ., in i-M v m i i ii it service,
Madame Q (part two).
S. Cumming, of the public health
j Hags wanted at the Mall Trlb
i 4 . iin nfflcA Must b clean.
STARTS 1 RIALTO
Trvft Pitt mii i r
SEE YOURSELF
AND FRIENDS
IN THE MOVIES
FATTY LAYMON
THE FUNNY BOY FROM HOLLYWOOD IN HIS
LATEST COMEDY SPECIAL
, WITH
ENTIRE CAST OF MEDFORD
PEOPLE
IN
"THE REPORTER"
ALSO
ANOTHER BIG ADDED
FEATURE
ALBERTA VAUGHN
and
WM. COLLIER, JR.
In
"THE BROADWAY
SAP"
Admission
gat ion work, but rumor emanating
from persons claiming to have close
inside information, is that the pres
ent adjournment was made until
such time as an important witness
from the northern part of the statu
can appear before the jury.
In the meantime, general eager
ness is increasing, especially In po
litical circles, for the grand jury
report to he made as soon as pos
sible before the limit for filing can
didacies expires.
A general report in circulation
is that whether or uot several pro
posed candidates will he filed de
pends altogether on the character
of the report of the raml jury.
The limit for filing u candldncy
in this county for a district office
is 35 days before the election
which makes that limit, Friday,
April 13.
Tho limit for filing for other
county offices is 30 days before tho
election, which will bo Wednesday,
April 17.
EASIER EGG HUNT
A GREAT SUCCESS
Tho Girls' league of tho Junior
high school, under tho leadership
of Miss Ksther Van Camp, spon
sored a most successful e-g hunt
at the Legion playground Kaster
morning.
Tho girls donnted tho eggs, col
ored thorn and went to tho piny
ground early in tho morning to hide
Ihom for tho happy youtp;stors who
arrived to hunt thorn at about i)
o'clock.
After tho hilarious crowd of lit
tle peoplo had scoured tho grounds
for eggs; they tried all the piuy
round apparatus and seemed to
find it all they needed to make the
event complete.
Since the organization of their
league last fall the girls at junior
high school have accomplished
many worth while things, not for
their own league alone hut for the
community. .
Miss Van Camp said Sunday that
tl oy could have used many more
eggs than they had, and she hoped
that Borne larger organization
would see lit to become interested
next year.
MADAM 0 TO BE
i o
-And M
7A , Retliermers jft
Children 10
Adults 35
Matinee
and
Evening
I On the- ) '
TAGEj
! ft
Hrjfl IN
3 PERSON
'' It 4
THE HOLLYWOOD
- CAST
IN
COMPLETE ACT
OF
VAUDEVILLE
V
REPEATED OVER
MEDFORD RADIO
Tho second installment of
"Madame (J," the radio comedy
presented over KMKI, the Mail
Tribune-Virgin station, three weeks
ago by tho California Oregon j
Power company, will go over the '
Copco hour tomorrow night from 9
to 10. Following tho first play
there was n demand from' radio'
listeners throughout Medford and 1
tho valley for n "Madamo Q"
sequel, and it Ik :n response to '
this demand that tho second In-1
stallment of tho comedy is pre- i
sen ted. I
With Madame Q and her smart- j
cracking secretary in Europe, 1
things begin to happen that will
bo of interest to residents of the ,
Kogue Hiver valley, and the Copco
company, ns well as thoso who
take part In the play, are confident
lhat the Hecond play will excel (he I
first In laughs and Interest.
Harold Corliss, popular local
singer unci actor, has been added
to the cast of characters in the I
second play, and will contribute his j
hare to the success of the produc- j
linn. Miss Jo Murray continues in :
the rolo of Madame Q, with which
she won considerable applause In
ti e first play, and Karl Davis will
continue lo "pull fast ones" In the '
rolo of Jack Merry went her, tho ;
R(v;tte River valley realtor, who 1
became tho secretary of Madame
(J at thd conclusion of the find i
comedy. Mary flrelner plays the
part of a little French girl In the
sequel.
one should not only align him-
It with the church but from
that moment on should "pick up
bis cross and bear it." Pearlng
the cross, he believi's, is taking !
on of the new- self after confess-1
in; Christ by doiii; away with
the old habits and worldly lusts
and living as the apostle Paul
ommunded: "See that none ren-1
der evil for evil unto any man, ;
but ever follow that which is
good , hot h a moug yon rsel ves a nd
to all men; pray without ceasing."
"IVnr Not
Mr. Rray In a lengthy and fer
vent talk on tiie resurrection and
the hope of men's salvation as a
result, draws a beautiful word
picture of the dramatic and tragic
death (if the saviour, 1 1 chosa
as the subject for the foundation
of his talk the words "Fear Not,"
which were used by the angel of
the Lord at the tomb of Christ
When comforting Mary Magda
lene, Mary and Salome, Informing
them that Christ hud arisen.
The words "fear not," used by
the angel, according to Mr. Pray,
did not mean that people follow
ing Christ need not fear physical
i n j v. ry and persecution at the
hands of men, but that it was
a message to Christians down
through the ages that even
though they be defiled, insulted
and crucified by men they bad
the assurance of eternal life
through tho resurrection of Jesus
Christ.
(iosiK'l Team .May Split
, So many, are tho invitations
doming to the gospel team from
outside communities, and in order
that they might bo filled at the
earliest possible dale," it may be
necessary for the gospel team to
divide its forces and hold meet
ings ut two or three places each
Monday a f t e r n o o n... Secretary
Finisher reports that he has some
thing near 20 invitations now.
(iold Hill Nc.t Sunday
Next Sunday's gospel meeting
will be held at Unld Hill at 3
p. m. The speakers' committee
has prevailed on Mr. Pray to be
one of the speakers at this meet
ing, the other speaker to be Fred
Jt. Hern rd. All wishing to make
the trip will meet at the library
at 2 p. m.
Four Sundays have been defi
nitely scheduled to date as fol
lows: Cold Hill, April IT.; Talent,
April 22; Jacksonville, April 29;
Klrby, May C. 'People of these
communities kindly take notice.
Woman Wins Air Have
UAIH.KKJH. Kngland. April 0.
(VP) MIhs Winifred Hpooner, wide
ly known P.rlHsb woman filer won
the Suffolk handicap race for light
airplanes today, finishing twenty
seconds ahead of her nearest male
rivnl. She was the only woman In
tho contest which was over a ,
twenty mile triangle course, Kbe
flew a Moth plane.
ASK FOR
OWEN-OREGON
Trade Marked Lumber
You ivill receive a Quality Product
MADE IN MEDFORD
i;iicATio .itt:.T m-:i:i
(Continued from Page One)
that "moral education was impera
tive before any legislation to pro
tect or safeguard morals could he
successful. He declared that the
greut war had cemented the na
tion together and that It was tho
duty of the American Legion "to
give service to tho coming genera
tion by sustaining this nationalism,
born on the battlefields."
Education of the young ly "homo,
religious and patriotic teachiug"
was declared to bo another funda
mental object of the Legion, and
that its power would always be
exerted towards betterment of
homo and land, "with no selfish
objectives." intolerance wuh scored
as an enemy of mitlona! peaco and
a "breeder of internal strife."
Seelcy V. 1 rail, stnto chairman
of tho aeronautics committee, stat
ed that 1M Legion posts In tho state
have been Instrumental in secur
ing markings for landing fields and
on conspicuous buildings ns a guide
to aviators.
Paul H. McDonald, general chair
man of tho state convention com
mittee, gave a report on tho pro
gress to date und assured the ban
quet that the reunion next August
in this city would be tho largest
oyer held in Oregon.
Don Collier and Prlugo fligllo
presented their blnukface skit as
the comedy feature of the banquet.
Commander Spufford, after a
short rest from his Kono air trip,
was taken on n short tour of the
valley.
ICf-lon KcsnIou Tonight
A lively meeting of Medford
post No. 15 Is slated for tonight at
the Armory and those mem Iters
who are "conspicuous by their
absence" will miss something
good. Starting with a special lid
minutes entertainment program by
the Star Novelty orchestra prompt
ly at S p. m.. the entire evening
will be replete with action. The
business session will bring forth
some interesting reports on mem-
ibersbip. the slate convention and
1 yesterdays reception to National
Commander Spa i ford.
Following the business meet
j In;: there will be more entertain
j meiiL consist i UK of music by the
I Legion orchestra and specialties
j by LegionnalreH Newbury and
i Heath. Preparations v are beUig
I made to care for a record atten-
dance and every World War
veteran is urged to bo on hand. A
special Invitation to all visiting
Legion members is aiso extended
by Post Commander P.ronib-y.
Medford Post- No. 15nnd this
community will receive some fine
publicity from tho widespread clr-
i dilation of the many pictures
; taken lut re yesterday of tho noied
Legion guest. Commander Sp;if
i ford of New York. Numerous
photoa and movU-H were taken at
:ihe airport. In front of tho Legion
; Honor Hull mi Main street, with
,the Hoy Scouts and of tho new
LckUmi playground. Many of these
pictures will be used by various
magazines and newspapers thruout
the country thus affording much
favorable publicity for this community.
CHEST COLDS
Apply over throat and choat
cover whh hot Itanncl cloth.
V9CKS
0' 31 Million JartUu.J Y,arljf
Austion Sale of ,
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Union Stock Yards, Portland, Oregon, Monday, April 30.
' at 1:30 P. M. ' - V t '
60 HEAD SPLENDID RANOE AND FARM BULLS
From 12 to IS niniitlis old, well grown out, ready for serv
idu nml in Kopd condition. They nro from the best herds
in the Northwest, iueludini; those, of F. M. Hothroek,
Alex Chalmers, l'Vlzer liros., Tnrbell Urns., Jitines C'ruleU
sliiuiU, Alex Hoss, etc. If in need of a new lienl bull,
don't in isH (his side.
The breeding of good beef entile will bo profitable for
ninny years, and a good registered SHORTHORN SIRE
is the best investment any cattleniiin pan make right now.
Fur catalog and other information write,
KHANK BROWN, Cnriton, Oregon.
Auctioneer: "Sandy Keith," Davenport, Washington.
Kcuftlxh Itite.
:atrt mm-tlng tilitklyou
J.oilgo of prrfrrtlon. ":3
p. m April 9(h. Hrotlicr
f'oinpt'.n will preterit n:
mnll'T of ln'.frKt tn nil rm-mbTH.
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'"" i UJ" yaw
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You feel the thrill or un
leashed speed the annihila
tion of distance the appeas
ing of that mileage hunger
cverj' true driver feels.
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TROWBRIDGE
MMULK YAUD
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The Senior Class of 1928
presents
ATSY
at th
Crater ian Theatre
Tuesday, April 10
8:00 p, m.
Admission 50c, 75c, $1.00
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Clean ram wanted at tna Mai!
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Tribune office. d
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