TWO
Iocnl and
' Personal
All voters who have not reijla
tired ar urtred to reniemlr that
tho reRlntratlon office In the
chamber of commerce office will
be open tomorrow anil Tuemluy
' nlKhts until 9 . m., a well im
during the day, both days, and
that voters can aim reBlster at
the county clerH's office In the
oourt house on both days In the
day lime. Tho registration Clemen
after Tuesday. ,
Wo have many Inquiries for
houses to rent. List yours with
us. Kouthern OrcKon ftcalty To..
J1H North Wvcrslde. 30'
John Blltlncs. who sustained
serious and painful injuries ten
days ago when struck by an auto
mobile on Main street, was re
ported last evening to bo resting
oasy, with prospects good for re
covery, .The recovery nf Air. Hill
ings has been held uncertain for
a number of days.
Dr. Wm. V. P. Holt will not be
f In his office until Tuesday after
noon. Dr. Richard Dillehunt, head
surgeon of the Shrine HoHpltnl of
t'ortlnnd, left last night for the
north after spending yesterday In
Medford conducting the clinic for
. crlpled children of Jackson coun
ty at the local Baptist church. Me
wob accompanied on this trip by
Or: H. R. Cliff, head of tho Mult
, nomah county health office of
'. Portland. Dr. Dillehunt'H lust visit
to Sfedford was two years ugo,
and many of tho children exam
" Ined by him yestei-dny were thoso
brought to him upon the former
oocnslon. '
Will care for children by hour or
day and do light housekeeping.
Pear) I'llker. Phono 661-U 23
"Ous Newbury and son return
ed last evening from seolng the
fleet at San Francisco," says a
"Twenty Years Ago" news ' Item
published last week In the Ash
land Tidings.
Wella Taxi, 20 c. Phone 25. tf
'; riickard, 26S delivered. ' if
' '-' A real' estate doal was consum
mated yesterday when William Do
llass of Weed, Oil., purchased 20
acres of land In the Hlowart Acres
sub-dlvlslon from Charles A. Wing
realty agency, which also nogotlat,
ed the sale of the L. A. Levcrtnn
home on Cottage street to Leo C.
Drake of Drake's cardroom.
Bee Kllnor llanley Bush for rS-
c-taaned alfalfa seed and buled hay.
826 E. Main. Phone 902. 332tt
W. G. Fortmann, representative
of tho New Zealand Insurance
rompany out of Portland passed
through Medford yestorday on his
wy home from Klamath Falls,
and spent several hours here cull
ing on local Insuranco men. .
flee Charles A, Wing to buy your
home. 39
J. I. Raymond left Thursday
for Los Angeles to take treatments
tor a sprained unkle he sustained
several months ago lit Rutin Falls
when he attempted to'ehop it bent
limb, Olio end of which .hit him
on the ankle.
Will you step up lo a Packui-d?
.... ' .
Frank Isaacs spent yesterday
afternoon In the Kaglo Point dis
trict on spoclal business.
tiMC dollvorB a Packard. 2H
The ditch cleaning crew has
completed tho contract of clean
bur the canals of the (iold lull
Irrigation company. Kvciythliw
Is In readiness for tlio coming
crop season.
Let me wrlto your flro Insuranco.
Cart V. Tcngivald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 90S. tt
.'After having spent several
Weeks with friends In Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Poebler of
the Illue Flowor lodgo at I'hocnU
returned home early last week.
While gonjsMhcy also visited with
friends' In Winlock, Wash.
Utah coal, clean, low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono B8!. 337tf"
' Fedoral Prohibition Agent Terry
Talent, who arrived hero Friday
from Portland to spend several
days, will he equipped with n new
Bulck coupe when ho resumes
actual duties In the southern Ore
ton section in about three weeks
or less. The coupe was recently
confiscated In Portland for haul
ing Intonlcutlng liquor and has
been drivon only 10.000 miles.
"tit kind for a year for a dol
lar." send to Jackson County Hu
mane Boclety, Medford. 30
Today, In the absence of the
pastor, Itev. c. O. Hiuli-k. Key.
i. F. llelknnp, of Medford will
vreuch In the morning .and . Jlev.
Karl B. llorsell.. of , Wildervllle,
will .preach in the evening it the
Newman M. K. church of (irnnls
Pass,
Packard. Packard. Packard. SH
1
Good tread is not made
Accident
It is the result of the
we of modern scientific
..equipment by trained
men with years of va
ried baking experience.
This is the reason for
the acknowledged su
periority of Fluhrer's
Milk Bread.
A
if. A- Halted orn, former cauhicr
of tho Central 0Iolnt Slate bunk,
11xt-ontinup(l hit wi-vicex 'there
laxl wcfk, Theodore Ti)lkfon hav
ing arrived frum Portland to take
over nix dutfe. Mr. Hugedorn
hud held the poHltlon for five
year and will now devote his time
to the development of a, country
home HuhdlvlHlon on tho Old Htuge
Hoad,
If your home needH new screens
hotter ee uh. We have everythlnj;
to make them. "Woods Lumber
Co.. 711 E. Muin tit. Phone 108.
25
Mm. Mamie Llmevllle of Port
land, department pretddent uf the
KpanlHh War Veterans Auxiliary.
Ifft Friday for her home after
attending an initiation and meet
inK of the looul group here on
Thurwlay nlKht, at which she watt
honor guent and principal Hpeaker.
On her way to Portland, Mrs.
Unzvlllc r.anned to vtop over In
ftogeburg for a meeting of the
same group in that city.
Helect your new spring suit at
the Men h Hhop, from the M. Born
und Ed V, Price linen. All the new
weave from $1!S to $50. AVe guar
antee fit and Ballufnctlon. 326tf
Mr. and Mm. Chris Wolff, who
left Friday morning for Portland
to attend the big Yeoman meeting
in that city Friday night, are ex
pected to return to Medford this
evening.
Get your permanent Preston ra
dio ground at the Auto Supply and
Parts Co., 3 fi. Riverside. 27
Herbert Alford, the former Med
ford man, who is the Grants Pass
mannger for the Annochitcd Oil
company, left lust night for Port
land to attend a meeting of man
agers und salesmen of the cum-
puny.
Our Pulnon Oak Lotion gives Im
mediate relief. Colvig Drugs. Open
every night and Bundays. Free de
livery. 27
A. W. Ling was, who took a posi
tion with tho Owen Oregon Lum
ber company two months ago as
accountant, leaves tomorrow for
Portland to bring Mrs. Ling was
to Medford, having decided to
muko this city their permanent
home.
Kvcry man and woman over 21
years old who has resided in tho
state six months prior to the pri
mary, May J, is entitled to vote,
but must register at onco. Anyone
In tho county or Medford can reg
ister at county clerk's office or at
tho Medford Chamber of . Com
inprbc. if
O. K. Wardwell of tho Wunl
woll Fur company left last Fri
day for Klamath FuIIh to spend
several duya on business In con
nection with his fur storo in that
city.
Hemstitching 8c per yard. But
ton covered at Handicraft Shop.
tf
Medford residents who have its
yet not availed, thetuHolveu of the
photo cords of southern Oregon
scenery, for which a campaign
was lut on several weeks ago,
are reminded that there is still
a supply at tho Medford Cham
ber of Commerce. Tho cards uro
selling nt ten centa for a pack
ago of fiv.
Phono 2D4 for Packard demon
stration. M i8. Joe J. McMahon and chil
dren of Multnomah, Ore., arrived
In Ashland today to spend a few
days visiting with her brother.
alter Bolton and mother on
Church street. Mr. und Mrs.
("has. P. Talent drovo Mrs. Mc
Mahon from (.rants Pass to Ash
lu nd . M r. M cM alio ii was form -
erly u well known truffle officer
in southern Oregon. --Ashland Tid
ings.
Hee lCllnor Huulcy Bush for re-
cleanod alfalfa seed and baled hay.
sjfl k. Main. Phono 1)02. 332tf
Following n residence In the
Prospect district of a year. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy .Vow and children
left Thursday for Kseondido, Cul..
to make their permanent home.
Our Poison Oak Lotion gives Im-
medlato relief. Colvig Drugs. Open
every night mid Hunduys. Freo de
livery. 27
Preparations for the mlmarv
election next month are geting
woll under way as far as tho bal
lot boxes are concerned. Inasmuch
that all are now undergoing now
coats of paint and general recon
ditioning. Also Indicating that
election time Is near, there wrh
good sized rush of voters to !
register yesterduy, and Monday and
Tuesday are expected to be real
rushing, us rogiittrution books are
to be closed Tuesday evening..
Wells Taxi. 25c. Phono 2(1. tf
The county crushers and trucks
ure being taken from the shops
at Jacksonville to the different
purls of the county, where road
work is being done. This machin
ery has been In the shops through
the winter, being repaired.. .
Walnut top grafting by experi
enced, successful walnut grafter.
Call at address, 437 Ho. Fir. ,
Miss Kuntee Duvls, a former re
porter on the .Mail Tribune staff,
has accepted a position with tho
Kmporium, a lurgq Sun Francisco
depart men I store, according to in
formation received here last week. 1
Miss Davis has been in the Golden
Gate city for so vera! weeks and
will probably make her perman
ent headouartor there.
Lawn mowers sharpened; guar
anteed work. Called for and de
livered free. Work done by M: M.
Oault. Al Plcho Hardware, J'nuno
m. 24
Mrs. Cora Lyon of Klamath
Falls, representative of the Htylox
brand of dresses, arrived In Med
ford Friday, where she will re
main for I hit niXt I hl-iwi umku
;Mrs. Lyon is well acquainted In
Mcdfnrd, having lived here for a
w hile hist winter. Kin Ih staying
,ut tho local V. M. C. A. head
quarters while In Medford.
; Hereon doors atid -fixtures at
Woods Lumber Yard, 711 K. Main.
Phone log. 25
' A Medford political item of
many years uro Is the following
puMtuhed April 12. IH03, In The
Orcumihin, this last week in li9
, 'Twenty-five Yosr0go." column:
' "A. K. Beamed of Jackson coun
ty nominated ut Albany demo
cratic convention as democratic
nominee for congress In the first
; district."
Plant perennlH0 now Qoforc
warm weather, a. K. chaatain has
over 300 varieties. Call at gardens
on Pacific highway opposite Owen-
Orogon office Phone MJ-LS, 30
MEDFORD MAIL
The must rushing day of the
! month was experienced ycnterduy
at the. marriage license deparf
menx of the county clerk's office
when four licenses were Issued.
They were issued to Fred Brueg
ger. 19. und Klizubeth Hmith, 1U,
both of Medford: James Kirk, 20,
and Birdie Harden, 29, both of
Maxwell, Cul.; Frederick Consley,
21, and Blanche Mohler, 23, both
of Hilt, Cat.; Konald Downey, 21,
and Kdlth King, IK, both of Grants
Pass.
That good coal. Hansen Coal
Co. Phone 23K. 37tf
Clifford Moore, of Medford, who
was taken Into custody In Ash
land lust week on u traffic viola
tion charge und ordered to puy u
fine of ST.&a by Municipal Judgn
Clint Baughmun, paid the fine
Friday.
Packard $23S, Packard. 28
Hherwod Williams, president of
the Pacific North west Heal Eh
tute ussoclallon, C. B, Johnson,
deputy real astute commissioner of
Oregon, and A,. V. Cruvenhorst,
vice president - of the Pacific
Northwest Heal Estate association,
ure expected to arrive here to
morrow for tho Medford Realty
Board meeting and dinner ' next
Tuesday night at the Hotel Med
ford. Choice perennial plants, twelve
varieties of columbine, eight of
flocks, perpetual pinks, giant hibis
cus, orientul poppies and many.
North on Pacific highway, opposite
Owen-Oregon office. 8. K. Chas
tlun. Phone &42-L2. 30
Another chapter in the county
timber cruising controversy was
enacted this afternoon at u hear
ing before tho county court when
County Judge Goddard unnounced
the appointment of John Noud,
6111 Catherine street, Medford,
Ore., as the cruiser who will rep
resent the county In re-cheoklng
the county cruise of tho Portland
firm of Edgar and Culllson. Noud
will be hired at $12 a day nnd ex
penses. Klamath Falls Herald.
Got your permanent Preston ra
dio ground at the Auto Supply and
Parts Co., 3 8. Itlverslde. 27
Miss Dorothy Keynoldw, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rey
nolds, who has been In Bun Fran
cisco for tho paut three weeks is
expected to return to Medford the
first of this week. Miss Reynolds
is visiting with her aunt and
uncle, Mr., and Mrs. Huffecool of
San Francisco, Mrs. Huffecool be
ing a sister of Mr. Reynolds.
Get your permanent Preston ra
dio ground at tho Auto Supply and
PartH Co., 3 H. Riverside. 27
Mayor Alenderfer, Olln Am
splger, A. S. RoHenbauin und Guy
Conner have been named by tho
Medford Ki wants club uh dele
gates to the Klwunls convention
to bo held In Scuttle Juno 17 to
21.
, If you want a good building loan
on a low rute of Interest, sec Red
den & Co. 42tf
W. A. Meyers of Grunts Push.
who was arrested Sunday at GolU
Ray dam by Deputy Game War
den Roy Parr for fishing with
out an angler's license, appeared
In Justice of the Peace Reed's
court at Gold Hill Monday eve
ning and was fined $25 and costs.
A-l buled grain hay for sale by
bul or ton. Phone 817. 47
Percy L. Marlow accompanied
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Mulrhead to
Portland. Ore. Mr. Marlow will
go from Portland to La Grande
where he has accepted a position
with the La Grande baseball club.
Gold 1IIII News'."
Get your permanent Preston ra
dio ground at the Auto Supply and
Parts V. 3 H. RlverHhle. 27
MEDFORD,
ELECTRIC STORE
. Medford Bldg.
N. Central Ave.
TELEPHONE 90
i t ....
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Refrigerator
Judge the value of a refrigerator by these
things its roominess, its quietness, its sim
plicity. And, above all, consider the reputation
cf the firm which makes it.
, Com in and ut tbt many moJets; then compart
them tith all othen before )i buy.
Put Over the Fair Measur and
Enjoy a County Fair This Year
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Among the recent southern Ore
gon applications for water permits
flee at Siilcm,' were ones by E. R.
Reumes of Talent for a permit to
appropriate water from , Wagner
creek for a swimming tunk. und
the United States forest service of
Grants Puss, for a permit to ap
propriate 0.1 second foot of water
' from Rand spring for domestic
, purposes, in Jackson county.
J A-l baled gruln hay for sale by
oaie or ion. mono aii.
Marking his first visit in the
Rogue River valley for many
years, P. I. Ne well a rrl ved In st
week from Salem to visit Mrs. May
Johns in the Berrydalo district.
. Ask the man who owns one. 28
j Phillips Beck left .early yester
day morning for Portland, after
! spending yesterday In the city on
I special business. Mr. Beck rep
resents the California Insurance
company out of Portland.
Furniture repairing. A. N. Thi
buult. Phone 969-R. 32
Announcing plans thut he pro
poses to establish u new tik fac
tory here. Arthur Parker arrived
In Medford last week from Los
Angeles. The factory would make
plain and funcy tiles nnd would
give employment to four. men.
Best I'tah coal. Hanson Coal Co.
Phono 23it. 337tf
C. L. McFarland of Natrona,
Wyo., was among the motor tour
ists from a distance who registered
j today ut the local brunch of the
out of state auto registration bur
eau. Mr. und Mrs. Lyle FlHher of
Hums Valley, were Medford visitors
yesterday, having motored in early
In the morning and spent most
of tho afternoon amone their
many local friends.
. .
Sheep owners.
Attention!
We are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo
hair. See us before you sell.
MEDFOUD BARGAIN HOUSE,
Phone 1062. 27 N. Grape St.
369tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FO R RE N T 4 - lo om f u r n Ish ed
house, one block from Oakdale
Grocery. M. 11. Bunnell, 30T H.
Oakdale. - Mtf
FOR SALE Must be sold by Mon
day noon .1 acres rich, new soil,
i n past u re f o r years, near city
limits, l.'nder ditch. Excellent
revenue-producing pro p e r t y.
House and well. ''Owner '' sick
and money needed "for operation.
A real bargain at $20O.u. MX
;N. Rlverde.. phone 1103-M
evfiihiKH. ( 24
Mi.
Dr. Emmett'J.
CARPENTER
Chiropractic
Electro-Therapy
308 Medford Bldg.
Office, Phono 430-R '
Rosidenco Phone 669-R
Nationally advoiilised
Electrical Appliances,
Guaranteed, both pirta
and service. . ;
J
'II
OREflOK, SUNDAY, APRTL IS, 1928.
i
Miss Mozelle Hair, president of
the state federation of business
and professional women's clubs
lift biHt night for the north, after
spending yesterduy und the after
noon before in Medford. MUs
Hulr was the principal speaker
ut the . business and professional
women's meeting bunquet held at
Hotel Medford Friday night, and
at which more than 50 local bus)
ncss und professional women pf
the city were present.
Mrs. Burnett, will spend $2E0 to
repair a dwelling at til U East Main
Htreet, according to a building per
mit issued by the city yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J. Knox are
spending the week end with Mrs.
Elizabeth Parks in the Applegate
district, having left for that dis
trict yentr-rdny.
? h"HE BEST DEN TISTRY DONE P AINLESSLY
:, 'i .; .1 ? . i. V,.. ' V ! I '. . , f
Dental Work Well Done
fi
k Plates That Please
Office .Phone
IIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!H
Beautiful Diamonds Set in White Gold Rings.
Diamonds are Perfect in Cut, Color and No Flaws
: . - " ; - - I..-- , . r . .. .
Regular S35.00 value. Special $22.50
Fine ones, all perfect stones, as low as $17,00
Beautiful full one-half carat . , . . , . $189.00
Ladies' Wrist Watches . . . . . . . . , , .. . $8.00
Here is a special Ladies' Wrist Watch, regular $30 value for . 1 8.00
18-carat White Gold Wedding Rings, hand engraved $3.50
Fancy Beads, choice of colors, each, .. . ... ; . . . 95
Men's Wrist Watches i , .t. $7.50 UP
Thin Model Elgin Pocket Watch, regular S40 value $29.00
High grade Howard Watch, regular $60, value $44.00
42-piece set of Community Silver, regular $56 val., sale price $42.50
Parker Pens, regular,S7.00 value. Special $5.00
Others as low as . . . . . ....... . . . . , ? , . . $1.90
Anything that you need in our line call and let us show you that we can
save you money and we are not showing you anything but high grade
merchandise. - ' . .
We are
Fay
ill
An hour and u half program
l of tho popular Copco movies con
j cludt-d a fine entertainment by tho
Talent Community club in1 that
! city Thursday night. A number
I of recifjil current events were ex
j hihited Including scenes at tho
Medford ulrport, the Amertcun Le
! ghm playground, etc. Music by
ja five-pUce orchestra added to the
j enjoymem of the "picture show."
jA delielouv chicken dinner pre
ceded the evitertninment.
G. E. Houvrcn, the well known
l postofflce Injector, who now ha
I his headquarters in Eugene und
! formerly had them here, arrived
; In Medford last Friday evening to
i look after official business in
J Medford and tho county for sev
eral days.
Pluto work 1b one, of my Bpeelultiefl. Tho
fit, comfort and appearance are carefully
considered aud, because-the materials I use
are the beat, my plates are sure to give a
lifetime of complete satisfaction.
DR. I. H.
872-J
235 E. Main
fitting regular Watch
j, - full line of
Diamond, Jeweler
Medford, Oregon
' ' Claiming that the weather
loo warm for such facial adorn
ment, Dcuk" Whitsett. who re
turned from the Greensprlng
? mountain district following un ub
j sence of several months, has
I shaved off his long beard, which
I he had been displaying with prido.
Whitsett has resumed his profes
sion here of a shoe shiner and
claims ho will wear beards only
! In a cold climate,
j Mrs. Bert Ore. who left last
I week for Marysville, Cul.. to be
j with .her mother, who is seriously
hi in hi ill in tflie southern city.
Word received yesterday Indicate
that the patient is still unim
proved. Jack Kerr, well known dls
tr'ft manager of the Copco com-
Costs Less
If dental work is necessary, it is wise to liavo
it done well the first time. There is no saving
in having a poor job done, necessitating another
within a few years. WHY PAY TWICE! Come
to my office my work is guaranteed to please
and give years of satisfaction. Yet, in spite of
that you'll find my charges moderate "Not the
cheapest, but the BKKT at a reasonable cost" v
that is niv motto. Do not put it off come inr
TOMORlJCnY.'
Remember! Emaxinations are FREE!
GOVE
St. Residence. Phone,
Crystals for 25c. We
tke fancy shapes.
pany from Grants iTiss, vfus
local business visitor yesterday.
Is
i Classified advenislngjjets resultj
I DINE-
TOMORROW
HOTEL
MEDFORD
DINNER
$1.00
in the End
786-J'.
also carry a
flit
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