Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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hl ' ",.,, Hoy l-arr. deputy j l make then,. Wood. Lumber Into ho lake preparatory to ax
uame arr, id today that thA'o.. 7U ,;. Mahl SI. ,.none eendlne to .he .pawning ground..
SuUook for fi,hlng for ,,.11 f ou. J Attend .he l-ylhlan HMer- card
there next Sunday, when the -, rani. dan.e. Kugle Point. Sa..!Pr.y tonight .Thursday, evemng
on open 1 rather good. aK In hU. iBhi. All welcome. .Metropole , ut . in the knight of Pylhlas halL
opinion even if the river in high i orchestra. -'3
and rolllv then, fishing for Hie, Californiumi reglsiered at Med-1 Dance (iold Hill. Sat. night. 23
umall fellown will '' good. ! f,,r holels include W. It. l.itwell, Mr.. H. II. Toiiillnsou of Ash-
However. uch will not be the cnnc,nm j; k. .McDowell of Pasadena, ; land xpent yiHlerday In the city 011
in the .mailer mountain stream., i yltt c. f, Dlckln.nn and Mr.. H. busliu-s. and pleasure.
Mr. Parr uy. Walls of McCloud. Mr. and Mr,! Ladies and gentlemen are all In-
Attnrf
Visler frolic at St.it
ia-irM ..nuh house next Friday ;
1 t.antt ,.ri.in fund. Dane- i
Inc. flnh pond
rt'treHninenlH. All-i
lilts 15c. children 10e,
21 '
Mm. R. M. I.umsden. 92, 1b 111 al
tho home of her daughter. Mm. H.
U. Lunitiden. today, having con
tracted u nevere cold.
Five or 6 acren for rent, KiiltnMf
f..r frnrdfn. notatoes or corn. Some
Irrigation. Inquire
Dr.
Sweeney.
21
novcrnnr I. 1- Patlernon. who
attended the big Hporttmien'H ban
quet at Ashland liud. eveninn nnd
Hpent the night hero at the Hotel
Medford, checked out early thin
morning and left on an auto trip
to Mandiflcld.
Attention, M. W. A. and Itoyui
Nolghbont! Daneo with refrewh
mentH, April l'Jth, Ladlen l-T.r.
gents 50e 21
CucHtM -fnim a distance registered
ut Medford hotelw Include J. H. and!
MIhh Catherine Crutchfiidd of Plttn I
"bunch, l'a.. Mr. and Mm. "has.
ivdrbel of Now York C'lt. Lon Whit
ney nf Miami. Fla., Mis. J. It.
lJunn. Mm. Smallwood and daugh
ter of Victoria. I!. C. Mr. and Mm.
Thtw. P. Wood of Helena. Mont.,
H. O. Peyton of Boston and C. M
llnwo of Clifton, t'olp.
(Jrnnge dance, Kagle Point. Sat.
niht. ,A1I welcome. Metropole
OrchrHtra. 23
Oeorgo h. Trelchler, the Medford
ngerit of the "Wlltya-Knight nnd
Whippet cam, returned home from
Portland yestordny, driving a new
enr bnck.
Screen doors and fixture at
"Woodd Lumber Yard, 711 K. Main.
Phone 108. 2T
Tho H. I. L. Moving Picture ocm
jmny, which rnmpleted a two-rcid
comedy Here last week, left today
for Onintw Paw and tomorrow will
probably leave for Orescent Chy.
Calif., to complete n picture, tho
ivork on which -was begun two
weeks ago. Tho comedy, "The Re
porter," made locally, ran for three
days at the Klaltn theater and In
cluded many local faces.
City Garbage Oo. Phono 8!fi. 21
Mrs. Alf Itlcckhoff of Mllwau
klo. Ore., nnd Mrs. J. FJ. Payette
of Medford were In Ashland Inst
Monday visiting friends.
Lnwp mowers sharpened; guar
anteed work. Called for nnd de
livered free. Work done by M. M.
Oault. Al Pleho Hardware. Phone
206.
Crater I.nke national park tins
been chosen nH the setting fnr the
1H2S convention of the ('allfoi-nia
Htnte Press association. A large
motor caravan of California ncwrf
papermcn from virtually every city
of size In the southern stnte, will
Jut mm through Ktamalh Falls late in
June, en route to the lake.
Dance Ciold Hill, Sat. night. :'3
H. R. Jordoii was uniong t ho
ranchers from the Ann legate dis
trict who traded In the city thtn
morning.
Wells Taxi. -Tic. Phono 2T.. lf
Of the l!t nlrportH at which radio
transmitting matlons will be In
stalled by the Hoeing Transport.
Inc., Is one to be built at Medford.
The Medford station rapidly In as
suming a place of Importance In
aerial transportation, for the nolo
remain that tho landing field at
that point whn one of the pioneers
of Oregon. Citizens of that city,
far-serlng enough to realize the
growing importance of the new ira.
were amoiiK the find to ctahKh
an airport and are now realizing
on their effort, tlrants Pass, still
Without such an airport, can do
nothing hut nit back and admire
the proftrcsxlvc spirit of a neigh
bor. lirantN Pass Courier.
(range dance. Kagle Point. S;it
night. All welcome. Metropole
Orchestra. ?3
J. D'Nell drove In from his KhuIu
Point ranch this morning on busi
ness and pleasure.
iet your permanent Preston la
dlo ground at the Auto Supply uni
Parts Co.. 3 S. Rtverntde.
-"j
Fsteiiy
; Mr. and Mra. Oeorge .T
are visitors in the city from Wahh
"W ho arrived yesterday.
If you want a good building loan
OH a low rate of Interest, wee Pe.)!
Co,
4 '.'If
r
There's a Lot
in knowing how. We
believe two generations
f experience in the
baking business justi
fies us in making the
statement that "we
know how."
Mr. H. Hurrli-t Kli-Iil of Alrx-
aiulrlii. wu Him.nK llif mulur
tuurhl, from u ,ll.law who Funis-
u-n-d today at the local branch of '
,he out of htite auto roKint ration I
bureau I
rnnirrentinir at i
: ir your nome neeus new hcrunih
1. ... 1 ... ...l.l.....
. r . Samlerson 01 t men, fliaoe-:
line Krerd.
.1. IurnifnK. Mr.
and Mr, Frank K. Heott nnd V. S.
IUierOll til JiOfi jAIIKI''''. J. I'-II-j
ncdy. Al. tStnmpa, F. i . i.ydlard ;
11 lid W. C. Harper of San Fran- thom from 1'ortland. were Mr. und - sen toai 1,0. j none .jj. jj.u
cIkco. Mik. Dan IluniK. It. C. Huffman. J. J. Huchter i sprndlnj; todrty
A-l haled praln hay for Hale hy Khoa l-uper, T. K. Tllteii, OoorKi
bale or ton. Phono 317. 4" Alexander of Halem, J. P. Xnumer
(let your perrnanent Preston ra-j of Hood Itlvcr. Thou. II. Nokm. WhI
dlo ground at the Auto Supply ami iter Hay, o. W. Peternn of ltone
Partn Co., 3 S. ItivoiMldo. burc. K. K. Piaserkl of Dalian, (iov-
Thp April meeting of the ntutjornor I. 1 PatterHon of Kola and
camp conttniHMlon nrheduled f'tr last j Salem, t'hnrle IhirneH of Uoarcl-
Monday, was held yentcrday in j
Ashland. The i hango In date wan i
to accommodate a large number of :
sportsmen who attended the an-
uual meeting of the Oregon flamo (
Protective association last night.
City Garbage Co. Phone H'J't. 21
Master frolic at St. Mark's parish
house next Friday evening, benefit
organ fund. An enjoyable pro
gram. Admlhslon, adults 15c; chil
dren 10c. 21
Harry Aiming motored in from
his ranch in the Rig KUcky district
this morning.
Dance Gold 11111. Sat. night. :3
Rent Clah coal. Hansen Coal Co.
Phone 23!i. 33Ttf
Mr. and Mrs. C, R. Grove. Mr. 1
I
and Mrs. Junior Wagner. Miss Ann.
Gradinger nnd Nick Carter enjoyed
a trip to Medford and Gold Hill
nn Sunday. Mrs. Grove and Mrs.
Wagner visited at Medford with
their mother. The men enjoyed
several hours of fishing In Rogue
river. Klamalh News.
A-l haled grain hay for sale hy
bale or ton. Phone 317. 47
Ciet your permanent Preston ra-1
dlo ground at the Auto Supply and j
Parts Co., 3 S. Riverside.
Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued at the sheriff's office today
to T. A. Patterson of Ashland, J.
C. MeOrew of Talent and Clair
Walsh, II. J. Millspaugh and George
Frohrclch of Medford.
The Fashion Shop adviser on
wardrobe will call at your home.
Appointment by telephone. One
day a week. Plume 11M. 13tf
Tho Catholic Indies extend an
Invitation to all friends to attend
the card party at Parish hall, Fri
day evening. April 13, Refresh
ments and entertainment. Admis
sion 3 Sc. 22
Guests from Portland registered
at Medford hotels last night and
this morning Included Phillips
I lock. W. G. Fortmann, Geo. C.
Arenz, K. .1. Alf, W. V. Sergeant.
K. F. MulliiiH, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Pier. Harold Hall. Chas. H. ' Nims.
W. F. Hampton. .1. W. Wonlfnrd,
('. A. Salisbury, G. S. Yerby, W.
L. Wroughton. linice Haslnskl, N.
W. Cairns. J. T. Crcacy, II. K. Har
ris, John My rues, Ormond Frank
lin, L. K. Mutthewson, F. M. Mrown,
John M. Prog. Mr. and Mrs. (I. F.
.Inli iisn 11. Clifford Johnson, J ulia
U W 1 f.,....1 1 1),.., I
W. A. Gilliland. C. M. Howe. W. C. ' H
Kempy. Ml, tuid Mrs P. H. Muck
hnhe. K. R. Palslger. Mr. and Mrs.
D. Vance and 11. J. Lake.
The local poht of the American
Legion will give another conven
tion benefit dance at the Oriental
Gardens ballroom Saturday night.
A number of novelties will be of
fered In the way of speclat features.
City Garbnge Co. Phone S!5. 2 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phol of
Livingstone. Mont.. are house
guests for a short time of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L Styers of M ft Iteatty
street. Mr. Phol Is a retired North
ern Pacific railroad engineer.
That good coal. I lansen Coal
Co. Phone 337tf
Ittisiness girls desire large room
in private home, dose In, with
home privilege; reasonable rates.
W rite Rox M. G. K., Mail Tribune.
3 :
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Rlakeley
left lust night for their home in'
Portland after spending several
days here In the interest of min
ing. Dance Gobi Hill. Sat. night. 2
A rep-tltlon of the unusually
l.irge crowd which attended the
fflst American Legion benefit
dance two weeks ago is expected
to attend the second of the series
of convention benefit dunces which
will be held at the Oriental Gar
dens Saturday night. J3
A bounty warrant whs Issued at
the county clerk's office today to
A. C. Smlt h of Ashland for one
coyote, and to tteru Itahaek of
Medford for six bobcats. Dahaek
has brought In hides several times (
during the past winter nnd spring!
and is one of the county's most
consistent bounty collectors.
"Re kind for a year for a dol
lar." send to Jackson County Hu
mane Society, Medford. 3t
Our Poison Oak Lotion gives Im
mediate rehef. Colvlg Dints. Ooen
ery night and Sumlav. Free de-1
Ae .j.., tneelln, of ,e Kone
Rnei alle m-anue. a.tten w t
taken demanding the resignation
f Dean Newton of o A r. At
resolution whs introduced nnd re-1
celrd unanimous suptiort beeause,
of (he fti-lltiit of int'lubertt of th'l
granwe that the den had nt mven!
S4.uthrn ireuoit a square ib ul.
lirant PaH Courier. (
Seb'. t your new sprinn cult a. '
the Mcn'fl Shop. 0 din : the M Rorn'
nnil Kd V. Pine hues. All the new
weaves from I"- to $'.0. We guar-
nnte fit and hatifarttnn S:4f
Iet onr pemanent Prrstnn r;t
dio Krounrt ut the Auto Supply and
Parts Co.. 3 S Kiveitdc. i7
.1 W lunlnp of the Poitlund
Trust and S.ivin bsnk i In the
city fnr a few dm nn Miinr.
City fiarbunf Co. Phone tj. Jl
KM-eptional m title, repleie w 1th ,
dppetal feature rxpreted to draw
II reeord rmn d to the urcc-nfl
Amnlenn Lesion benefit rtnnrp to
he hehl at the nrlentnt iinr.Un.
'bnllroom halniday tilht, tt
IMamond InKe wuh rrnzin nveri
iml III.- wu a fr-sh snowfall or fall", who nan wn iiit-nilom-d as
ihree f-rt ulioi, I.loyrt Tu.-ker. a amli.l.c for the republican
same warden In Klamath county, lium.mill.m for ullorney-Bencial
left there Ihm Krlday. The lakliiK . ak-alnst I. H. VanWinkle. imuni -
of rainbow trout eai:n will soon he'hent. muted yesterday on hl ar-
- -
I he niCUtil OI 1 P HireaUl CniOli INK ,
vlleu 10 tne orioge anu pun
jKrhliiy evenlnK in I'Ki iKh hall.
Included amonff the Orei;onlan8(
M'filMCH-M 111 i-wtum inm-in man
nicht and tnin morning, otner tnani
man.
Tho Thrift Shop
carnt appeal .or
Is making an
nit kinds of,
clothing,
cleaning
It will soon be spring
time. As you find ar-1
ticlea of clothing, dishes or furnl-1 dance at tne oriental Gardens imil
ture which ha.n been discarded. 1 room Saturday night. Music will
place them In boxes or bundle and ' 1,0 furnished by the Star Novelty
call 4'i or deliver them over Ilex !
cafe. cannot supply the do-!
mand for clothing unless the goods
are donated to the shop, so please
make an extra effort to send In all
your discarded clothing, curtains,
furniture, dishes, canned fruit.
Jelly, etc. Manager of Thrift Shop.
A divorce decree, which was
granted In circuit court to Nannie
llenson from Robert Henson. was
on file today at the county clerk's
office.
City Garbage Co. Phone 8Ir. 21
10. G. Waters left today for Pros
pect on business. He was accom
panied on the trip by Mrs. W. W.
Dinkins. who has been staying with
her mother, Mrs. A. W. Mason,
during the hitter's two weeks ill
ness. Attention, M. W. A. nnd Royal
Neighbors! Dance. April 12th. Re
freshments. Ladles 2fc; genta 50c.
21
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. 1. Skinner, who
have been residing In Medford at
1004 Last Main street, moved yes
terday to their country home re
cently completed In the West Side
district.
Kvery man and woman over 21
years old who has resided in the
state six months prior to the pri
mary. May 1R. is entitled to vote,
but must register at once. Anyone
In the county can register at county
clerk's office. Medford residents
register at Chamber of Commerce
or county clerk's office. tf
Joe Keller of Portland, head of
the Pacific Coast Autt CndcYwrit-1
ers' tbefl deon rl mnt -nu n 1
the business visitors In Medford
yesterday.
Our Poison Oak Lotion gives Im
mediate relief. Cnlvtg Drugs, open
every night nnd Sundays. Free de
livery. I
Today Is the lust day on which'
reservations may be made for the
child welfare clinic to be held at
the Y. W. o, a. tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock under the aus
pices of the county health unit.
is possible that a few reserva
tions made be made in tho morn
ing, although present tndicailons
point toward a very busy clinic.
See Klinor Hanley Rush for re
eleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay.
SL'fi L. Main. Phone !ioi. 3;Utf
' nomas Word, department of j
Justice agent with headquarters in'
Portland, arrived in Medford this'
forenoon to spend the day in the I
city on official business. I
Dance Gold Hill. Sat. night.
Mr. und Mih. James Pelton of!
t.rairts Pass are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Orth
here this week.
Hemstitching Kc per yard. Rut
tons covered at Handicraft Shop.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOU SAI.l: 4-rnnm inmliTn honir.
- Inls. k0(1 luratioii. A nap
!uy ul Jl.imo. s,.,. rhiirli-s A
nm ,K'm-y. inr. :'3j
VOll S.M.i: A dandy Utile lli-ncicj
ilirrrxlricd farm with iiiid-iti
wiiti-r riulit. s ai'ioK of alfalfa.!
I'alaiK'i' In fruit anil crain. (Jao.l
6-riuini huini' Willi but Ii. rlri trir i
liKhl.s ami iltlt.n- tn.nl.'i 11 nni-l
'('iiI'ihmh: tcoiid barn. KiiritKC atnll
rnii-Kon nou.-: l tr-nm nf liorsos.
3 -nv.s and chli'kons so vlth
I'lacv. as wi.ll H all fiirnt lin-il-ni-nlH.
Only mile from
town on KtK'il road. I'rlc-rd lu
s'-ll al tfrmw to tnilt rt'slninslldi'
buyi'f. Sff Charles A. Wlnu
Ai:itn-y. Inr. j.
KOIt SA1.K
I oon 1 1 rt'M :
-Ford rtntdstcr.
Kootl Bhapt-. il1
lal-
:3i
roil IIKXT 4 -room
furnishrd. r'.i"-S".
r'ttlt SAI.K LVsiralili. InilldlnK lot I
on Summit!. Oill I0U W. 10th ;
st. fvi'tiinsii.. ;
KOR SAI.1C 17 nrrc eh, so In. coodj
road, new house:: ohenp: terms
fall 1014 West 10th St. evenlnus I
.Z,
pnrrh: large lot with fruit lree,
and berries. Phone HO.t-R after
5 n l W- 2JL
FOR ULNT Modern 6 -room cot-
tace and arae. lose in. In -1
quire -"S Kir. upstairs. : .
'AXTKD Saleslady of plca-ini; !
pntonllt wiUIpk io work flvi
hours dilv fl Photic ;.3-R. even-
irn it tt S ffir appi'llitment. ;'3
KOAHI) AND ROOM, prhatr finn
"y t.T p Holly ;r j
u cri
p windows and JJoors
3
I.MtCV.ST STOCK IN
SOITHK.HX OltKOON
TROWBRIDGE
VMllKll Y.RI
. i. ixujtiu'iiuuii in Kumaiu.
rival from southern Oreitun. that
... . . . ... .
imu-.c 1. mi iunmiiii; iiii
him to enter this contest. He in-
mated, however, that lite might be
a candidate for something else'
which would not require ho much
of his time. The Oregonian.
Suoerb music, a wonderful floor
and a record breaking attendance
,.,0 -,,e ,,f -he ii,im. tai
by the committee in charge of the
ArniTican I.ej;iii bc-ntfii dance ut
th CiiifiUiil Clardt-nH Saturday
niKMt. '3"
Mrs. J. r CoIp ut Anliland nio-
toi-pd to Mc-dford yesterday on
-
. ".ui-
and tomorrow
Dunnmuir
business. !
Let me write your fire Insurance. (
Carl Y, Tengwald, Hotel. Holland. ,
Phono 9113. if-!
Dr. und Mrs. R. W. Clancy are
visiting In Scuttle this week withi
their daughter, Mrs. Harold' Dag
y i-i-ci iu n-ium iu
" 'tm o, next ween.
A number or novelties will be
Introduced at the 1 region benefit
urcnesu a or i.otse, uia.
Krcrt Hrahn. construction
fOre-!,,.hn
man or a orioge near me
lack
Channel mine In the Foots creek
district, suffered a broken arm, ai
broken collarbone ami seven 1 1
iirnKcn rins wn-n neavy inmoer
fell on him last Monday afternoon
while unloading It. He was rush- J
ed to a local hospital for first uUlJ
See Klinor Hanley Flush for rc-J
cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay.
82C K. Main. Phone 902. 332tf tio film of Charlie Chaplin's
Frances- Henery will spend $iaoTle Circus wuh rushed to Med
io remodel a dwelling on Mennett ford via airplane from Portland
avenue, accoi'dini to a building today.
permit issued by the city today. j The film missed the train there
See Charles A. Wing to buy your and George Hunt or the Cratcrian
home. 3! theatre chartered a piano nnd left
Mrs. C. D. Woods, who has been
111 with the flu at hrr home on
Dakota avenue for th: past 1 0
days. Is reported Improving.
Walnut top grafting by expert-1
enced. successful walnut grafter.
Call at address. 43. So. Fir.
Among tho state of Washington 1
hotel guests In Medford are Mr.'
and Mrs. W. K. Dwyer of Son-;
kane, Mrs. Lester FertniMin of Kl-
lensburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tyson :
of Centralia and K. Ridwell, Mrs.
YV. 1 1. Km it h, A n ne ! la i t , I .nn ise .
Wood. P. II. Johnson. C. S. Gil
christ. C. C. Sterner, I). C, Noonan.j
Mr. and Mrs. Chester It. Kcllis and'
Frank Morely of Seattle.
The Star Novelty dance orchestral
of Roise, Ida., on tour through i
Oregon, will furnish the music for'
the American Legion benefit dance I
at (he Oriental .Gardens ballroom
"irduv night. A record crowd N
expected to attend. W
M r.
men tit
mother
for tin
liert Orr went to Sacra -yenterday
to be wit fi .her
who has been seriously ill '
past few days. " !
Wells Taxi,
Phone 2'u tf.
Dynau
returned to his '
home and work at I
osp;cl: This '
morning after an operation anfl iwi
weeks convalescence at the Com -
munft yhospltal. i
City (hirhage Co. Phone V!'.". HI !
Mrs. W. I i. McNair of Ashland j
was a social visitor in the city yes-:
toiday. ; ;
Dance Gold Hill. Sat. "bi'.n "1 '
Siiilth-Hughes high school' stu
dents will gather at the Washing-'
ion State collego fur iheir annual'
conference the week of April -3
IS'
.'.u.J i I ? -
1 SJOSC& TODAY
S3 Charlie's pri
Ipsa
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! .. lo.nl l.n-lne vi.ainr today,
Mr. Wehr xtale that the Legion
.vaudeville which i put on at
the llivoll theatre Inst niKl.t wan
a IiIr sm
'ess. the tlrant Pass
mftL-ino- n nli tiiv.fir
f.-ora
1 - n -
their efforts. Tho show will be
'led at Kerby tomorrow
night.
.vaorney K. K. Kelly nnd son.
(!"V Kelly, motored to Sams Val-
" morning on ous.ness
Much iI"re!"
valley la being
throughout the
shown in the
rn an Legion dance, whu-n
will be staged ut the Oriental
Gardens Saturday night. The
last Jx-gion affair proved a won
derful success and everyone wIvj
attended Is looking forward o
anoincr nno iime nexi faiMriy.
M unit; nnd specialties by the ia-
mmis Star Novelty Orchestra of ,
Idaho will he
special feature ;
or tne aiiair.
A feature of the high school as-;
seinbly held yesterday at the high
school was a 4'i-minuto talk by
Glen Fabrick. local buslncsa man. 1
whose subject was the "Temple of
filzeh." Mr. Faluick's talk was
thoroughly enjoyed by the students!
and following tho, assembly Mr. j
Fabrlck was tlfe c enter of a crowd
f KtU(,)ints who were ilUoret.d In
asking qtieytionK and hearing more
' about the subject which ho dis
cus:ed. Mrs. VI. M. Wilson has been in
Ashlund the past week to he with i
j her mother, Mr. A. L. Hurv"y.H a. m., with James Stevens, lo-
,,. I,w.n,rt,l oh. .1.1,... unn,.!ml Iv.Hlnnn In U u tho nn.
time ago.
f
0 tlQpiin S Jr 1171
Arrives Medford
Special Airplane
for Portland to bring tho film.
The first kIiow of "The Circus"
will begin at 7 p. m. as it was im
possible for them to reach Medford
in time for nn afternoon showing,
No exense has been spared toaiicton .lanes and Karl Moldrem
bring "The Circus, to the many
Chaplin fans who are anxiously
waiting to see this great comic
masterpiece.
Obituary
R1LKY Mary Riley, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin
Riley passed away at the family
home, 147 South I lolly. Sunday ,
night. April S, at K::iU. Funeral i
Ml,1'vl(,rH
held Monday, April
Riirfal in Jackson-
It. at
4 p. in.
ville
Can I of Thanks. ,
We wish to thank our many j
friends for thch- kindness and
.jympalhy during our ' ;
reavement in the loss Of our lovcij '
tine and also for tho many beau- '
tiful flowers. j
Mary J-;. Works and Family, i
"1 '
Sheen owners.
Attention!
We are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool -mohair.
See us before you sell.
MKDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE,
Phono IOC.!. 27 N. Grape St.
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The World's
Show of
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"The Circus
The Monarch
COMIC CAPERS UNDER
THE BIG TOP.
Postively th most
hilarious of fun
fcaitt awaits you.
Radio Program
KMED
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4 The Voice of a Great Country
Tonight
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:ii 1 lie 3ivmoru .nan irm- j
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h t 9 The Jackson County
Creamery.
9 to I : :i Mo.lcm Plumbing
& Sheet Metal Co.
9:30 to 10-Sixth Street Su-
per Service Station.
Friday, April 13
Morning
10 to 10.30 Southern Oregon
Klectrlc Co.
10:30 to 11 M. M. Depart-
mpnt Store.
u lQ ll:30 jaqUe Lenox Mil-
4,
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4.
linery Shop.
11:30 to 12 Noon Rrophy's.
Afternoon and Kveninp
12:30 to 1:15 Palmer -Music
House.
6: l& Medford Mall Tribune.
8 to 9 Medford Realty Hoard,
9 to 10 Ashland Hour.
4. n to 12 Hunt's Craterlan.
The People's Klectrlc company
Is again broadcasting one of their
popular morning studio programs
the following Saturday from 10 to
I tertainment features. At this timet
Miss Kllow Mae Wilson, a vocal I
student under Mr. Stevens dlrec- j j
tions, will make her debut as a
soprano soloist. Having "dlseov- 1
cred" the young high school girl j TZ
as a singer, Stevens Is cnthusl- ZZZ
nstlc over the opportunity to pre
sent her to the public over KM11D.,
the Mail Tribune-Virgin station. j
Others on the program will in-'rss
clude Miss Atma 1-awrence In piano
solos and Mary Greiner In comic
songalogues. Request numbers
for selections to be sung by Mr.
I Stevens must reach the local sta-
: tion before Saturday morning, in!
i order to assure him sufficient time'
to be prepared with them.
A half-hour program, featuring
two of Medford's leading violinists.
will he broadcast over KMED, the
Mail Tribune-Virgin station, tonight i
from 1) to I; 30 o'clock, through tho!
courtesy of the Modern Plumbing i
and Sheet Metal company.
The two violinists, both masters !
of technique and pupular with local '
radio fans, have worked up an In-1
teresting program of old time songs
which should f ind favor in this
"land of pioiiecrs." j
statfTforest TO i
OPEN NEXT JULY!
SALKM. Ore.. April 12. IPi
A tract of about Tu.ihmi acres of!
national forest land south of tho j
l'mi;ii;i river . near llcedsvort f
will come into possession of t lit j
state soon after J uly 1 and will
he the first state forest of any
size and Importance.
State I-'orester V. A. Klliott re
ceived word yesterday that the
I'nited States geological survey
has approved the exchange of '
this .solid acreage for an eo.ua I j
acreage of "scattered school lands.
in
variotn parts of the slate. j
: AND FOR
THREE BIG
BAYS .
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Greatest
Mirth '
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Chaplin
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of Laughter
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Social Notes
and Meetings
v. It. c No. 34 will hll;er canceled at the last iuomt:pi
The
L',i..iu i.ncrtioon. .ion'
1 Am at the home of Mm. C. A. 1
Pickles. 101G Court street.
.
The annual American J
i...uiupf nartv will oe
j - ....,1
in the Armory next Tuesda Ap ill
17. for the uenem 01
' - lr tne veierau """V .u
, welfare work carried uut by t ins
, group during the year, according
! to Mm. X. C. Chaney, president or
j the organization. .
: The party will be divided into
' two sessions, the first beginning at
'2 o'clock in the afternoon and the
evening party beginning at .
Reservations for tables und plans
are being made through the two
committee chairmen, Mrs. J. H.
P.elva Aiken, phone 441-M. Kvery
auxiliary member is expected to
come and also make arrangements
for the attendance of guests.
Zuleima Temple No. U. Dau
ghters of the Nile will meet in the
Medford Masonic Temple on Sat
urday. April 14, at 2 P. 111.
Luncheon will be served at the
Hotel Holland at 12:30. lUisi
ness of Importance will come be
fore the session regarding tbe
sending of delegates to the su
preme session to be hold in lluf
falo, N. Y.. in May.
- Beastly Amazing ,
LONDON, Fug., April 12. (Pi-
MR. FEED BUYER:
GET OUR
FEED PRICES
before you buy your next supply.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
SEE
2
Ouiet economical operation
has helped to make
FRIG I DAI RE
THE CHOICE OF
Frigidaire operates
quietly, automatically,
without ftcention. It is
remarkably lew in
price, &nd surprisingly
economical in the use
of current. Learn how a
few dollars dowo and
easy monthly payments
put any model in your
home.' Corns ia today.
People's Electric Store
214 W. Maifi Street Phone 12
PRODUCT-OF-GENERAL - MOTORS
Fast Time
to California
f. . then east if you wish on tvorld-'Vt
famous transcontinental flyers. Jj
Southern Pacific's famous "Shasta'' and the "Ore
Ionian" leave daily for the speedy, comfortable journey
over the Siskiyous to California. They make convenient
Connection with day or night trains to Los Angeles; you
n travel through to Los Angeles with only one night
on the train.
Go this way. Ride in restful comfort. Delicious meals
it naydcrue prices.
Low Roundtrip Fares
to San Francisco
to Los Angeles
Similar low fares to other
East Th&,sb California
It costs little, and in some cases no more to go east !"
this way. Southern Pacific olTcrs 5 routes cast from Cal
v. . iforn choice matched by no other railroad. Now
'. " 61 !i "ours direct from San Fraivisco ar.d Los Angeles
to Chicago. Or go Fast via Si sstT Route to New ;
Orleans; by train or ship from there. N
Souit&em Pacific i
ar n AS
Tlie Eveniiie N-'ws savs "'at '4
De.Vemuurs, Bon of the Diitbes,i y
Venuome, 10 "toon,
Washinglon and Newport, had itf
f..f tmtav. out arraugemBr."
ciasfllfied adTortirtng gets f,
These Drug Storeil
are open nights this
week: '
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy,
Grange Dance
Eagle Point
Saturday Nite
Metropole Orchestra 3
Excellent Floor
All Welcome
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