Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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PAOE TWO
JFEDFOItD MATT, THTBUXE, MEDFORD,
Local and
' Personal
Fire Chief I'ty Klllotl. who lax!
Sunday cimnKe.l his mli.il atain
unit decided nut lo bo to Hnlem to
lmrU the W llloB-Kr-lly iuuiki..
in the iwnltrntiury. wan ol.si rvci
tn.lav ntudvlni! u time tiibk- ami
Inquirinu al the Hi ket offi. e the
exact time of urrlval and d. -al lure
uf trxllix north on Tliurmlur.
Calif, irnliiii reclttci er nt Mi-d-j Frank Allxrt will upend I17U0
ford huteln Include Mr. ami Mm. tu euniruct a ilu ollli; lit 411
M. U. I'liiiikt of .Ml. KliaMu lily. I lleally xlrcet and I.. '. I 'hurley III
J. It. Floyd. M. I". Hiiiitlvand Mr. lenil -''" to construct a iImi-II-:
and Mm. J. Krouku!f i,"l.. An-' in at i'" drape utreet. uceordliiii j
Ki le, Mr. and Sirs. t'liarl.d C. Mor- lo bulldlnc li-rmlK Imued hy lhe
rell of l-:ureka. J. M. I'urker of city yentrrday. A permit wax also I
South l'asuil.n.i. Jam, Voud of Imucd to V. M. llolmen to niaUej
.Merceil. Iionald llruu n of Taft. K.
O. illller of ;lrndali and lleorK
O. an. l:. 1. Ilukman. J. 1'. Keller-
l.a.h. J. I. Mark, i:. II. William.
Stou-M Smith and A. I '. Horner
'of Han t'rancim 11.
Vou must rt'Kimer 10 vote at the
primary liny lb. The new law put at the home of her rlMer, Mr.
A..,. ..!.. M W A. antl Jtnvai n Slop IO UWearinK in VOteS On OIC-C- vi,,.n i ni,iuu, m jdl-Mrnilir.
Neighbors! Dnnco with refresh- lion day. Ilepistcr at onto with Included unions the UrKonian
unntu Anrll ll'tn. i-aaieu .. , L. uanovK. at uie wmiimr: 01 -r-...... - ... t. ........
gents tOc.
alteration to hi real exlaie office
in ih.. Nash hotel building at a
cost of $llu, includtnK the imttal-1
latiun of a new window.
Miss Kvclyn AppleKale. who
leach- music iTi San Krancl&co.
Hpent the Kanter vacation vlmlinj:
STILL INDEFINITE; I
HEAR NEW WITNESS:
, und
'o
WELL ATTENDED NEXT SATURDAYirS
veral nrw men we on bund,
atl t nti' J int. 1 the v.o'k ol
Lnint:. --hit wiiii; fine iM-omis-e
the balance of the c.urae,
lor t In i t
Some
l tllt'it- 111
the work uf the
mure
xhibits
'flint; s.
S'OUtS,
, SAN FitA-WISrO, A in-11 l(j
t.Ti The National liunlc uf iijy
tli:f lis ii i.-ihii -nt, L- At. (jiuiinii.
, today announced that he hsitt niti.
ihascd ; he Pacific .uiionl Kjre
, lii-uiaiue company. duinK ItUtdjifK
. throughout Calif urn lu with heuU-
quarter in Sacramento.
. Commerce or at county clcrk'H of
fice In Medford. tf
than those from Portland, an Mr.
and Mth. , K. Chirk of Hood
Kiver. Harry K. W'tiit of Salem,
Neil '. J:iiiii.-on of rorvallU. K. I:,
ami Mrn. Martha Krcndi of Oak
land, K. M. Tacgart, Iykiman
-1
ijal frost and mostly cloudy
weather aro rciiirtd for loiiii-'ht r umJ Mvitm t j Turn of the
and Kcnorftlly cloudy weather t"V t :(-rrydalf district hpent Kawtcr in
tomorrow, following mostly cloudy Vicka. t'alif.. accompanied on thf
weathc-r last nlj;ht and today, with ; lri)i ty h party of vi!:nK fri( ntfi
a minimum of 43. A trace of pre- fruni San Kr.mci.sco.
.hih.iilrir. ffll riurintr last nich!. "It kln1 tt,r n vc.tr for a rinl-
Come to the chicken supper at ar ,.nj to jnckson County Ilu-; 1ur''
the Talent Community Cluh. April , mane fioclety, Medford. 38 Mru. l:crt fJiccr of l:urlank,
12 Music and pictures, all fur :ur. c,nstruetlvi' information wa Calif , is fpi-mfint; a couple of dny,
-n'likanc-d lal n(i;ht at the r egular i with .Mm. H. Kumpter Smith. Mtf.
Dr. and Mrs. K. U. Heeley. for-: meeting of the Medford Camera ' i er and Harvey J.inw are In
mer rewidentH d Medford. nw of;(.iutj ,i Ihe Medford l.uildlnw. at Ashland on business fur a few
Portland, who visited here recently the photo t-tmlfos of J. Verne Hhan
wfth their daughter. Mm. O. H. f -le. Interest In the cluh l con
Orover, parsed tlnotiph .Medford I tfnulni; to row and all camera
yesterday on their way homo from j owner Intercnted are ured to nt
a trip to Sant.i JCova. They were tend the next inei'tinf; next Mon-
aeeompanietl ly Mrri. drovers hi- day eveninc
The rt'cular M -monthly social
mi'dir:.? of the America u l-cioti
.Myalery still buitouihIh the dale Auxiliary was well attemled at tlu
when the grand Jury, which recon
vened today following Hn adjourn
ment Hince laut Monaay, will make
Hh report and inquiries around the
court l:OUe this rorenoon tailed to
shed any li (lit when the delibera
tions of the InquiKitorial body
would be completed, adding to the
suspense of the public, which lias
been anxioouftly awnitiiiK (or weeks
ter. Mn. Chai Ick It. Hpac kman. .Ir . ; Helect your new sjirlriB suit nt Hi the Crater National park head
White, it. I. I-etner, A. C. Mmth of nresumed in be meet In- for a thnr.
Kuuene and J. A. iJenn of Itose- oiii;h iuve.stiKation of the handlint:
,of the county prohibition funds.
An outoi-lown witness, John
; Wllke of Salem, was Raid to be
i iindeiKohif; an examination IhU
i forenoon. Walko. If it Is the Harue
man, operated la Jacktton county
' two years a.';o as an aent In the
enforcement of the prohibition law.
' This forenoon before the Jury con.
1 vened said l o did not know and
had no way of knowing when the
Investigation would be completed.
I :
Armory club roms last m?lit,
when the numbers disiwed uf a
quantity of community service
Usks, inelud.nc sewing projects
for Hi" hist;itais an J Y. Y. C. A.
Poppies for the wrcarhes to be
used on the sc!d;ers' srave s on
Memorial day were made by the
irl and n ouilt WSJ Iiiect-d US l.irt
a report from the jury. The jury is ot tommiiaity service donation
toward the local Y. V. C. A.
r.irent.-- ..f crippled children n
Ju' k.-on county are urged tj
i.:aku early appointments for the
t line to be
and will be
in chonMnt:
t.f lu lp to a young mull !
hs life work. '
days. .Mr. Unc Is doliiK well with
the Jim-bank Uiilly Itevlew, which
he owns and edits.
Harold Nickels of Kurt Klamath
was a business caller this forenoon
SupcrinU ndent C. . Thomson
of Portland, and her small dauh- iho Men's Shop, from the M. Horn
tor, Natalie Ann. who will remain nnj price lines. All tho new
in Medford for a two weeks visit;
with Mr. and Mrs. G rover. !
I .awn mowers sharpened; puar-j
an teed work. Called for and de-
llvered free. Work done by M. M.j
Gault. Al Plche Hardware. Phone.
2H. 2-:
Guests from a dlMancc recistei ed !
at Medford hotels include John M.j
Glhhs; and Mr. and Mis. K. I,.
DoUKlns of WashlnKton, D. C, and
C. 0. Cleaver of Kt. Wayne. Ind. I
Wells Taxi. 25c. Phone 25. tft
Thp followiiiK six men have been
honorably discharged from Com -1
puny A. the local National Guard)
unit, this week: Leland M. Chor-
ley, Vernon C. Carlon. Thomas P.
Hall, Hdward L. Hanuaford. Her
bert II. H l:z 1 and Mark Smith.
"Her dwells youth." attractive
booklet. Get one free at Colvlj
Drugs, next to Illalto theater. Open
every night and Sundays. 20
. Mrs. J. C). PannUter spent the
week end visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Uarr, In
Ashland.
Tt you want a good building loan
on a low rate of Interest, see Ited
den & Co. 42tf
The College club will meet next
HrUurduy afternoon. April 14. at
the home of Mrs. T. J. Malmgren
In Phoenix. All cars, also thone
wishing transportation, are re
quested to please niet't at the Ho
tel Medford at 2 o'clock. Miss
Clare Trotter of the Southern Ore
gon Normal school faculty will ao
pear on the proKrani in a book re
view. An evening of entertainment, fun
und basket swla'. t'entrni I'nui;
auditorium, April 13. T:3i p. m.
The program will Include the best
talent In the valley, and proiuHes t
to 'bo a real treat. ;'o
' Hesitleiits (tf the K'UiimiOi him- I
tion reKlfilered ut Medford hotel::!
last night and today included r;.
T- Casper. K. K. Kcnn und K. Hwfs-
Her of Klamath Falls ani Mr. and I
Mrs. Harold Nickel of Fort Klam
ath. I
Uest I'tah conL Hansen Coal Co. I
Phone 231. 337if I
The KHt Side Itlble Study clubj
will meet next Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at tiw home of
Mrs. W. T. Jennings on Cast Main
street.
J. J. Ituchter returned yesterday
from Portland after spending sev
eral days there on Copco business.
Will someone please (ve uh the
address of K. G. Chcrryman, who
formerly resided at 820 Sherman
street, (his city? ;
Thinking that the selling f
newspapers on the street is more
profitable in Portland. Hubert Gal
latin, Canndl.m veteran or th
World war. left Sunday fur ilu
stole metropolis nnd WMM hikinc
up the Pacific hlirhway w lu n Sei -
Keni t.rover Owen of this city
Picked him up iyid KHvr lilm a ride
to Grants Pass. Gallntin told Ser
geant Owen that he pi. his to make
Ponland his permanent lietidiuar
ters, and would probablv make
short visits In Medford. Il- h.,H
sold papers on the streets her,- for
years past.
"Hero dwells youth." attractive
booklet. Get one free at (Ndvig
Drugs, next to Uialto themer. Open
every night and Sundays. s
Itert Han- drove hi fn.ni his ,p
plegute ranch this niornln on bus.
ness.
That good coal. Hansen Co:,l
Co. Phn 2 3!. 31Ttf
weaves from 25 to $,0. We guar
antee fit and satisfaction. 320tf
Temporary auto licens s were is-,
sued at the Kh'-riff's office today ,
to J. J. OKsenimicue, I.ottie Mm - J
tin. Thomas Stanley. H. A. Taylor!
and Charles I-orenz of Medford.
Hoyt Smith of Kagle Point. David:
McKInlcy of Klamath Agency and!
C. H. Csrleton and II. K. Newman!
of Central Point.
Wells Taxi, 2',c. Phone 3. tf
wen ty -seven out of the state
quarters In the Federal building.,
A. I J. McDonald, vice chairman
of the Southern Pacific board, will
pass through Medford tonluht on
his way north from San Krami.-ico. :
Oregon ranks second and Wash-:
lugton ranks fifth In the recreation
uvp ni'ide of the national fores's. i
according to lists issued by thej
forest service for the Kill national!
forests In the I'nited States.
John Wolff of Portland, who has
been spending his vacation of two
weeks here, left Oils morning for
Mrs. N. C. Chauey. president,
urged that al! women eligible to
membership in the Auxiliary pre
sent themselves to the club officers
hv Aor-l ''i'.. when the next meeting
is to take place.
An excellent program was en- j
joyed by the members, including a:
group of four vocal selections con- !
t.iUitrrt i.v lames Stevens, local
baritone, accompanied on the piano ;Rbl
by Miss Alma l-awrer.ee. hollow
ing this the girl scouts presented
a miniature court of awards, un
der the direction of Mrs. Vouglas
Wilson and Mrs. W. W. Belcher.
ir:pp:ed cniiin
held at ihi- Paptist church tii
North Central avenue next Sutur
; day all day under the di;'e Hull
,,f Dr. K. P Dillehunt, chief
Mireon of the Shrine hospital at
poitluud. and dean of the I'ni
r.";:y of ureiim Medb-al srln-itl.
with the co-opertion of the Ki-
wan.s club. Ihe county health
I unit and county health associ
ation. In h w of the fact that 2"
i appointments have already been
! made, the making of additional
I appointments i;-- urged by County
hl-atth physician L. D. Inskeep
to be done as soon as possible.
Dr. Dillehunt is well known
throughout the northwest for
. rippled children work, and his
coming here is arousing consider-
inierest.
i
TED BAKER TALKS
INTERESTING MEET
The Weather
cars registered here yestredjty with bis northern home.
the local state auto traffic bureau.) Seeiotary of Slate Ham Kozer
Walnut top grafting by ex per-j was In Medford a short time to
lenced, successful walnut grafter. ' day, en route home to Sab-m from
Call at address, 437 So. Fir. n trip to California. Ram is n can
Mrs. Kdlth Norman. Mr. andIblte for delegate at lart;e lo th''
Mrs. W. P. Sheffield and H. V. national republican convontion and
illllott formed a party that motor- will receive a big vote In this conn
ed to Crescent ity on a pleasure V- where he Is well known and
At the Merchants'
meeting and dinner i
land hotel last evening,
Lowest temperature tbis, morn
ing. 42.
Precipitation for L'4 hours ending
o a. ni., trace.
the Hoi-! Yesterdays weatner nere: jug i- Maitm WJts Hhown.
-thi lempciMiun:, . .." j Maker. .
i v(ii..i.,i u.,1,.,,111,.,1 ,i, ,.i ..fieKt tins monin since i;m, .-".
est ICIIipei itlUI C jvaii-iuo.i, n.
t! is month since 1H1J.
With an attendance of twenty
two, the second session of the
Scout Leaders Training coui-se was
held in the high school, Monday
evening and a fine f-pirit of cnthu-
the committee to look afte1.- street
lighting, recommending that
lighting of Sixth street, with th
of the
ninerce.
of Hood
lh(, i est u is iiioinn oiiiiB ..-i- . juiver. gave a very fine, instructive
; Mean temperaiuie jesterua. ' , tnlk on the value of having the
'cretary
i Medfind I'hanibei of Co
lov-i;)n ., fornH.r scoutmaster
trip.
You'll like our evening dinners,'
50c and 65c. Jackson Hotel Cof
fee Shop. 293tf
April 15 has hem fixed by C. A.
Howard, state supc-rint'-ndent of j
public instruction, as the final dale
for filing applh-alions of private!
music teachers who desire to be J
certified In order that their pupils
has hosts of friends.
Marriage licenses were issued at
the county clerk's office yesterday
and today to John Kdward Hunter,
.17. and Mrs. Kdlth Itobinson, .11.
both of French Gulf. Calif., and
lo Audil lamer Nance, 3U, and
ICmma Duke, 32, both of Palo Alto,
Calif.
Following a short visit here with
friends. Mrs. O. Stelnke and daugh
ter Kmmn left this forenoon by
train for their home in Oshkosh.
j Wis.
The Presbyterian congregation
j will hold Its annual meeting on
Thursday night of this week. There
; will be a covered dish Flipper at
I ti:3a p. in., followed by reports of
I the work of all departments show n
ithiv.lt-,, wl.. ..U.l..
may receive credit toward gradu
at Ion front high school for piano,
voice or violin outside of school.
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home. 2'jm
The board of directors of t he
Medford Chit in be r of Commerce
will bold Its regular meeting to
night to eb-ct officers for the en
suing iycar and transact routine
busines-i.
nee i.nnor llanley Hush for re- Krapiuv Mincers lit nil all varan
denned alfalfa seed and baled hay. ''l"s will be chosen also. livery
:. Main. Phone 902. 332tf 1 member of the church Is urged to
The dental of ri. e of Dr. W. M.l,e present.
VunSeuyoe In the Liberty building! A bounty warrant was Issued at
was etitrred btt night and a small; (Ie ''""Mty cp-rk's oTflce today to
amount of gold used for filling I Ji "nry of Hrownshoro for one
leeth was found missing today, hc- ! ''"V"".
Miss Jean Swigart. who sustain-
new modern posts and lights !
done at once so the wo.it can
be in before the American Legion
convention. They als-j recom
mended that the light s on Main
street be not changed now.
The cost of the Six;h street 1
work is to be about $9000. to be;
assessed to the property, whb h ;
would be about $3 per front foot. J
The lights and upkeep to be $ 1 1
per pOKt. The Copco company j
ab;o agreed to put In the system j
and furnish lights for $7. So per;
month. i
The report was adopted and the I
departure lor me u.. i patrol method used in all troops,
degrees. Average daily deficiency ( U lth a piitnil or f iht. the patrol
lor the month. 'Z degrees. 1 leader can give individual atten-
PreoipitaMon: l he total rauuau ; Ul, t;iat Would otherw ise be lost
n a lare number.
cording to a police report. I
Let me write your fire Insurance.'
Cnrl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland !
Phone 3. tf
C. J Clifford of Medford
w a -
ed cuts about the face when a car
she was driving ernshed Into a
parked machine on ltiverslde n-.e-nue
Saturday evening, resumed
fined $ i a and eosts when h- plead-1 stl"ll" today at the high school,
ed guilty last Satunb-.y to :i charge! and Mrs. Frank Worlmau.
of drunkenm i w hen ariaigned i w a i,,',' back from a four months'
b e f o r e Municipal Judge Clint I K"lv ln California, boosting this
Ibiughman in Ashland. section of the state more than
Utah coal, clean, low In ash. Han-' ver. had a good rest and met many
sen Coal Co. Phono S3U. 337tf i fri"bi. They sold their ranch be-
Juck Davie., representative of lt,w Medford last year, but their la
the Ulie Cbiunlcjti company of ' ,firest are In Medford and they will
Portland, spent today in Medford , ren,",n bere.
calling on trade and transacting! Among the hotel guests in Med
business. j ford from the .state of Washington
Hemstitching 8c per ynrd. Iltit-i wrP ' II- I'elanatcr of Tacoma. Mr.
tons covered at Handicraft Shop.!amI A,,JH- Meyers of Cen-
tf;lralla and Hay Dolan. Klalne Mor-
Giie ts from Port Kind reglstirei ! ''"' " Norman. Louis K. Ser
ai Medford hotel Include J. cjruyand lUady Narey of Seattle.
j.Moiih. a. ii. vuerne. .. It. Jam!-1 " roots creek
I son. W. II. ltedhead. Felix Wa g -! ' lst rl"' was a Medford visitor this
tier. Mr. and Mrs. .1. c. Culllson. '""""Ing.
F. M. Lwing. p. i:. Kverly, li. L. I baled grain bay for sale by
Harkncss. A. I.:. Holdcrmaii. T. M.,,"l',, '"' t,m- I'bone 317. 47
liaker. Monbu Lannussen, i;. 1,1,1 ''tond radio comedy pr
Sherman. C. W. Hudson ami 'ita-il by the Copco company will
Vaughn. j g over KMKD, the' Mail Tribune-
Try our noonday merchants' ! V1,gln station, tonight from ! to
lunch, 4rf! and 6i Jaeksin Hotel ! 1 " (,','1ck. It Is "Madame ii''
Coffee Khop. 23t f I 'mrl ,w,)
Mrs. W. c. Perkins and sou from s,,1'non fishing Is Improving now
A-.hion. Ida., are visithm at ihewl,n Ibigue river dropping and
home of Mr:. K. A. Macltav. I M2 5 1 ''b'aiing. Yesterday IS of the big
Ueddy iivemie. for two weel.s. i f,,l,'ws wen- caught at the Savage
See Llinor Hanlev Push for re.) ''Pbls '
cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hav 1
V'h K. Main. Phone Jd2. 332tf
Mr. iind Mrs. S. p. Ibiriieburg
motored In from Fast IMen thi-
lllol tlllli; nn blislu
committee, consisting of W. H. !
Ljdiai d. W. 1 1. Levcrett" and 11. j
Fluhrer, instructed to ask the ;
council to order in the system 1
at once. '
Arrangements for the big dollar:
day event April 2 1. were com- j
pie led anil a!l merchants asked
to join In. The committee in '
charge Is I!. T. DcLosh. Mail Tri
bune; Krnest L. Si-ott, News; .1.
D. Ku-ell, department stores;
John Siniialr, dollar and nov
elty ytorcM; Flmer Wilson, bard
ware and furniture stores; 11. 10
'. . ' ... j ,, . I Mnml'iy "ventng.
mm rit , i in pie men i 1 1 1 11117 uiin mmihhm
m rang, t hoe stores; Jae.- 'I homp
son. ( 'op"o; H. O. Fi-fibfieh. elec
tric stores; Henry Fluhrer, ba
keries; anil Ahljah Woods, re
tail lumber firm-4.
Court HatJ and Heine Fluhrer
I) resented the proposition of the
local oall team and the b-agu
ames were voted hearty up port
of the merchants. H. Fluhrer.
Court Hall and Al Pische were
appointed a committee to help
boost the ball season.
The question of cleaning the
downtown s t r e e t s oftcner was
brought Up and Kobert Strang,
Al I'isehe and K. L. Scott ap
pointed to make the request to
the council.
The fair petitions were reported
by H. (1. Frobaeh as sufficient
to put the one-mill levy on the
ballot and the county court will
eail the el.-etion for May IS.
Progress regarding a new air
1 field was reported and the mer
! ehant!i w ere enthusiastic in their
support of the proposition.
It was decided to get an out-'
-' side speaker for the next' meet
ing, and II. li. ! r o n a e n. i.ee
Tutt le and S. S. Smith were ap
pointed to secure one.
since 1st or month. .4 men; i--
iyeur average for the month, 1.3C i
, inches. Total riauiall since .Ian.ii-'
!ary 1. inches. Total rainfall.
isir.ee September 1. 14.30 inches.
Humidity yesterday, a iu m., i.
per cent; 12 noon, 48 per cent; 5
p. m., If! per cent.
CliKracler of day, cloudy.
Sim set!! today at (: 43 p. in.,
rises tomorrow at 5:37 p. m.; sct:i
tomorrow at U:47 p. m.
i liises and sets computed for the
level horizon.)
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Mostly cloudy tonight ami
Wednesday. Ixical frosts tonight.
L. WALTKK DICK.
Mctenruc;iHt, Vnited States
Weather Rureau.
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
TOMORROW
TOMORROW
ANOTHER EXCELLENT BILL
OF
FEATURING
.ll
TODAY only
HI SCHOOL
PLAY
The Patsy
, COMING
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
IN
"THE
"CIRCUS"
WELBY COOKE'S
MINIATURE CIRCUS
THE DION SISTERS
4 TEXAS BLUE GIRLS
MINMETTI & DARLING
BLESSED WITH
NONSENSE
HAMLIN & MACK
Presenting
"TWO RECORDS"
HARRY GILBERT
CHARACTER SNAPSHOTS
FEATURE PHOTOPLAY
Sargain Matinee 2 P. M,
Children 10
Adults 35
Evenings 7 and 9
Children 25, Adults 50
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I BIRTHS IHffPl Wd$h comiiig
Wr.ri.K r,n.-l. n .1., A,.,.l..BI,i... ' BKB M W? ' , ,
- , ll Charlie ry
T7i v-j smmmm wmbt
wmmmm
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We Want
you to come in and in
spect the plant in which
Fluhrer 's Milk Bread
is baked. It will be a
revelation to you to
see the care an scien
tific exactness used in
its manufacture.
i
and pleasure.
l.very man and woman over 21
years old who has resided In the
it ate si months prior to the pri
mary. May IS. In entitled to vote,
but must register at once. Anyone
In the county can register at county
r-icrk s office. Medford residents
register at Chamber of Commerce
nr county clerk's office. tf
The Sout iiei ii ( iregon Presby
tery opened its regular session this
afternon at Ashland and will close
tomorrow eenir.u. The follow nig
Jackson eourjy ministers and
burch officials a:e in attendance:
liev. i:. p. I.awren.e. .1. II. I'oolcy.
i 'ail Pi. miner and ticv K hereon
of Medford. Lev. -;. ;. M. Vieker
and W. ost ol J.iv ksotn hie. Kev.
-I. M JohnM.n of Central Point.
Uev. ). T Morgan of Havle Point
and Kev. i; w. Nelson of 'phoenix
A-l haled grain hay for sale by
ba le or ton. Phone ;t 1 7. 4 7
A! 1 .it t it'll left Mc-denluv f"l'
Weed and Vreka. t'alif.. to be u,me
for a week on bu.-lnes
Attention. M. V. A. ail.l Koyal
Neihboi! Dunce with refresh
ments. Am ii 1 :th. Ladies :'c.
Rents :.nc.
'. N Cal it ni d Alil.icd w.v-t--i
d:t and Irani Pa, tod w en
-pe.-i-U bu-in'ss
The Fahion Shop adviser on
wardrobe will call at your home
Appofutinent bv telephone. due
day a w ek. Phone 1 I s i . ,nr
Mi. Fled her livh Is stavln-t at
the home uf Iblldette (lodge jp
Medford for a few days, duiitlK
the absence of her husband. Who
Is In Port land attending the state
beard of horticulture meetings,
mil six were caught
before ii o'clock this morning, ac
cording to Lalnbuw- tlibson. who
was In ihe city from Weasku Inn.
Mr. Wilcox t.f C.ravlin's ham
caught the largest salmon yester
day, his fish Weluhinu 3X imim.U
Forty anglers were out yesterday'
This morning 2 were trying their'
luck - ('.rants Pass Courier. I
i.eorge Male, known as "Able
( the Jew," was bound over to t hi
grand Jury today on bonds of ' i
w heii he appeared in Judge l a v -
tor's court on a charge of grand I
larceny Involving the theft (,f a
watch last Saturday from a nu'm-IS
ber if a traveling orchestra. i
was unable to raf.se the bonds. j
i.cguiar eommu meat ion zz
of Ki antes Chapter No. '
'. . :. S, Wednesday':
eventnp ;it T : 30. Social
nlglit. isiting members,
H ATT II-: M. ALIi:.
oiler. !
sons desiring lots tn I. ti. ZTS
emetery taken care of. notify . ;
seynoi Mt once. i ci '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY jj
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fnr . In A-l ,-.,ii.ln i.mi ; inu:r zrr
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H'AXTKIi -i;,.i (., puiL-nts. '
ol.l l'.-(fcl- ami mv;i:iiK. i:...-i :
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i!.."il i nr,-. um.mI i. ml." our si,--
nun i i,n ill, h, fin I loin,., fa,--H-il
1 .11 liln I'nrk. Alilninl. 4v
SIlfMM, ounrra,
Aittrnlliin!
We aro In position lo pay you
more than anyboily for wonl-mo-hair.
Si'O Hi hofnrp you iirll.
MHPl'OHH HAItr.AlN' IKiI'SK.
Phone 1063. 27 X. Grape St-
355te
Mall Trlbuno claiwlfiod ad reach
in.OOft nfnnlA or mnr vprv ilnv. tf
BUY OUR BETTER
Enjoy the pleasure of beautiful flowers
nnd remember that your success is de-
pendent largely upon the seed you plant.
WE PACKET OUR OWN FLOWER SEED FROM
FRESH BULK STOCK AND OFFER YOU THE WID
EST ASSORTMENT OF VARIETIES IN TOWN.
MAKK .MKDKOIil) A CITY 1SK.UTIFU, I.KT
ki.owkks no TiiKii; iwkt.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Yniir St-fdsini'ii Sitifc 1H1U
. ir; v;.. -'
A 3-Ring Riot of Laughter
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
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Drug Store News
V.iiZ iur clicapt'i1 than usual this spring, and it is a vory pnfit -alU'
idea lt put down a good supply of t hem in water glass
for future use. Vou make a l'ig saving when you compare the
spring price and the winter price. Our price on water glass
enahles you to preserve eggs at ahout two and a fiiarter rent
per dozen.' We are offering this week a side-open inotli proof
hag for (Sc. It will hold three suits or three dresses and pro
tects them from mot lis and dust. Mr. O'Pell of Applegate
dropped in Friday to tell us that lie was delighted with the
way the Akron truss we .sold him six months ago was holding
his rupture. We have a new supply of C'ontie's imported
Castile Knap, tho kind you use on the baly and all deli.-ate
skins, ii I K sl'KtiAF this week is a oOc can of Sanident pow
der, the dental plate cleanser, and a 7-V Sanident dental plate
hnish. the two articles for 7-V. 0
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HEATH'S DRUG STORE
KOI Mi w ni, h I'hon.- It I a-l..
i Free DeGvery
KOI! UK.NT- ; iinini'i and taili.:S
pi tvulo I'tilninriv i',inipl,M,'lv fur-1
lllnhi'il, ' I'hoiir TS. IJtC ll
As Near As Your Phone
Willi'
e a
'in a
Pool
Interest goes on and on .
and on ... .
When you drop a pelihle in a pool.
lets radiate to
nor fast, these
reach.
the farthest shore
the wave-
Not his,
wavelets grow in number, iu
A wonderful parallel
ings a unit at thi.-
for a well-tended sav
hank. Small weeklv
deposits, the aiMition of com)ound interests,
are not matters of headline flashiness. But
all of a sudden the saver finds he has the
money to huy the worth while thins he wants.
KcLiiilar
as it ha
start edi
-aviug will bring
brought thousand
en now.
you to your
s befure vou,
goal,
' (Set
First National Bank
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE sVsT
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000
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