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REALTORS SCENIC
E WILL BE
OPENED SUNDAY
'ards to Stewart avenue and down
Souih Oakdale to .Medford.
! Attractiv baked enamel stuns
have been aernred luiniitih the
state highway commission and
erected by the realty board along
the route, pointing out the turns
by arrows, and desiunatln ut
every turn that "This la a tireat
Country."
lUPl Wheal bids: lillU hard
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbunc-Vlrcln Station
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BY HEAVY SNOWS' BYEMRTYQONGj;i,:por(
Medford's flrBt official scenic
drive, completed this week by the
local ualty board, will be formally
opened to the public Sunday. andU 4, 4 4, 4,
everv resident und car owner In
Medford is personally Invited to . Tonight '
take the hour pleasure drive by the , 6:15 p, m Jiediord -Mnil Til-
committee in charge. , bune
The route, which has required , g to 9 . m.jackson Countv
weeks of careful study and plan- Creamery
nlr.;,'.on tho part of the committee , 9 t0 9;30""p, m. Modern
eoi-K:rtirK 01 r. .... mm, Plumblnn & Sheet Metul Co.
H. Kay nnd Cnl Wurnock. taken In U. 9:30 to , p m. Sixth sttfet
In Medford mid tho valley, and will
no douht De responsiuie ior tne
locating of more tourists in the
lley than any other direct pub-
Jlrity stunt ever carried out here.
The realty board will formally
announce the open Inn; of their
scenic drive on their regular radio
hour over KMED, the Mail Til-bune-Virsin
station, Friday from 8
to 9 p- m. The program will be
Interspersed with novel entertain
ment features in vocal and instru
mental music and comic stunts, in-
Super Service Station.
Friday, April 20
10 to 19:3 a. m. Southern
Oregon Klectric.
10:30 to 11 a. m. M. M. De-
partment Store.
11 to 11:30 a. m. Jacque l.en-
nox.
1:30 to 12 noon Flrophy's.
12:15 to 1:15 p. m. Palmer
Music House. '
0:15 p. m. Medford Mail Trl-
bune. ' -f
S to 9 p. m. Medford Realty
-H llnnt-,1 V J.
eluding some of the best tnlent In 9 to 10 m Larry Sclinde.
Meillord. 1 11 to 12 I), m Hunt's Cra.
inn r u 11 i w ui uww ni-vuii:
drive begins In front of the cham
ber of commerce, proceeds out on
Front street to Sixth, on to Centrul
down as far as the Owen Oregon
mill, returning west on Koss lano.
From there it turns north onto the
Jacksonville-Central Point road,
west on Beall lane, south on the
Old Stage road to Jacksonville.
Tben it turns east to the main
treet of Jacksonville, past the
Clancy orchard, connecting with
lithe Griffin Cieok road, pusses by
' the end of King's highway, through
the Foothills orchard to Carpenter
trinn Theater.
Kurl Moldrem, popular violin
ist, will be heard tonibht from
0 to 3:30 tonight over KMKD, the
Mnil Tribune-Virgin station, thru
the courtesy of the Modern Plumb
ing and Sheet Metnl company,
whose programs have been con
sistently enjoyable In the past
months. Mr. Moldrem, who has
rnranged tonight's ' program, will
feature Miss Melba Williams in
Hill and past Judge Hartzell's j soprano solos, with violin obll-
nlace, north by Colonel Vorhees' gatto. lie will also play a group
place, west to the Klamath orch-'of violin solos.
All chances for an early unoffi
cial opening of I'rater National
park during the latter part of May
or early June unless there is some
very hot weather in the next few ;
weeks, were dispelled when Super-
inteudut C. ti. Thomson of the;
I park received a' telephone messaite
1 here last evening from John '
j Mtiben. caretaker of the lodge, .
, that so much snow has leen fall '
, ing at the park during tile past j
t week or more, that there is now j
; on the lake rim 155 inches of.
' snow, one inch less than 13 feet.'
! It was still snowing hard at the !
! lake last night. j
! Tills frill be disappointing news ;
i to many local people who like to (
. visit the park before Its official '
opening season on July 1st, and I
also to nuite a number of neotilp I
, , , .1... 1 ! rope,
Isiiate. ,h h. ,,i,,.i vh.it the Florida section.
! Iha PnAli-tn motif i.i (hat .....1
ipay a visit to Crater lake. ; 1 u . ,. 1 . Vk,.v.V
! so much snow there now makes whM. , . 1 so . -rd breaker
a pi olinluUty that thi-rc may even - ,.,o
be trouble in getting the entrance I tonnotnor "no crop in 1928.
roads open to the lodge by .li.lv , "" "eating has made won
1st. unless the weather becomes ! ,ler(ul I''" ,,he "ft live
very warm between now and lhat , 'cttrs' n'Ba,"i1n,R. m"C" '". , ii"
llntp I ous orchard districts of the west In
: increased crops and greater pros
perlty. Orcliard lxt'g in Cali
fornia has trebled In the past five
years, according to the speaker.
What is being done to improve
frost portectlon In thlR valley was
covered by Mr. Young, who spoke
Floyd Young, government tro,t.J iV
expert, was the principal, speaker j vinced that 110 Immediate lo
ut the regular meeting of tlio Copeo , crease in federal reserve red Is- .
Forum this noon. Having ad-'count rates was likely, and li' ii
dressed this group in former years, i eral expectations of n sharp re
Mr. Young did not go Into details ; duction in brokers' loam, this'
on frost protection, but gave Borne week, speculators for the advance
interesting facts concerniiK recent 1 had little difficulty today in
developments In this important i bringiuk- about a sharp rise in
work. , prices. Karly gains in scores of
What efficient frost protection active issues ranged from two to
l as meant to California growers , nearly 15 points, with trading
was brought out by the speaker, , in fi, lv heavy volume,
who stuted thnt due to the good j Tlie doslny was suonp. ita.lio
crop and excellent prices, last j started another sprint in the alter
year's citrus crop reached a totulnoon whl(.h flirl.lml it ,
of fl 14.000.000. breaking all rec-1 )t w., j,,,,,,,, ,,v :c.iioi-il .Motors,
ords by a wide margin. This was wh,,.h lmu.hoi l9i, werful
una ... n. mraaiuc 1.1 tun mi.u. .. ..t.ine,l In nlher recent
of the Spanish orange crop, which ! advances in
greatly Increased exports to Mi
ami the li-itit citrus crop ot
nuiny
in-
stances ranKin from five lo si
points. I'nlted Fruit. Wnolwoith.
I Kill,,,,. U.o... -v.. .......
Mr. YounK roviowml the 192 . j . 1 i,.
Delaware and Htiilnnn mt as hinh
as lit 4, where it ein'ountere!
profit taktns. Total Mile npprnxi
muted 3. Mill. 000 shm-PH.
The Deliel-Wemmer fp., MiiUr-EtablUhtd 168. 's
MEDFORD TOBACCO CO. ' - ,
A GARDEN Full of Flowers
for S2.00 Postpaid,
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
GOOD ONLY TO MAY 1
12 w,ooMiXi sizk r:i,Airoi,rs.
All colnrs of the rainbow.
4 IRIS, nil different varieties and colors..
12 MI-.Y OF TIIK VAMKY HOOTS.
3 DAHLIAS (nil tliffi'i'i'iit vni'ictits nnd colors).
3 CANXAS (all different, varieties and colors).
3 A.VKMONKS (mixed colors).
AVritc for Other Special Offers.
VALENGOOD BULB CO.
Licensed Nurserymen ,
1319 Third Avenue Seattle, Wash.
IN CLOSE TUSSLE
Oregon Supreme
Court Decisions
MIAMI, Oklu., April IS. OT
A 34-mile trek across the corners
of three stntes to Joplln, Mo.,
constituted today's program 1 for
the 77 runners and walkers In
tho cross-country marathon.
Start of the trl-stuto lap found
Andrew Payne of Clarenioro.
Oklu., lending Peter tiavuzl of
Southampton, Knglnnd, by less
thnn 15 minutes in elapsed time
for the 172i.(i miles from l.os
Angeles. The rtritisher crept up
on Payne yesterday by leading
the pack in he ftl-milc Jaunt from
Chelsea in C:48:L2:i. Payne -and
Ed liardner. Seattle negro, tied
for fifth in 8:31:30.
This gave the oktnhoman nn
elapsed time of 287:42:22. C,a
vuzzi's total was 2S7 : r, r, : :18. Al
though John Salo, Pussaic, X. J..
was slowed to 12.04:44 by stom
ach ailment, he retained third
place with 320:17:22.
Allan Currier, (Irants Pass, fin
ished In 11:00:43 Willi 373:00:18
elapsed time.
Marie MnnnLv. administratrix of
estate of Joseph Mannlx. deceased,
appellant vs. X. K. Ilaiju nnd J.
I of Hie Imnroved thermometers now I O. Clinton, appeal from Clatsop i
couiny; utH-reo Of JU.lKe .1. A.
Kakin and case remanded in opin
ion by the court.
Petition for re-henrlng denied
in Ntate vs. Aetna Casuuy uisui
nnce company.
I being used by growers' use of hot
ter grade or oil witnoiti nspnniium
or water comem uuti iiuwmamiiih
of warnings over the local radio
station. Plans are also being made
to warn local people of a heavy
smudge through the radio In order
that they may properly protect
their household lurnlshlngs.
Local residents who think the
smudge conditions are worse here
than anywhere would be surprised
to visit California orchard districts
during smudging season. There U
is often found necessary to smudKu
all night and sometimes for a
j period of 12 to 14 hours, rather
than only threo or four hours as
i is the usual custom here. The
i heavy smoke lias beeu so thick at
I times in southern California that
j it seriously interfgred with ship
ping in the Los Angeles harDor.
Sea captains have reported run
ning into heavy bunks or smoke 15
to 20 miles from shore which were
far worse thnn n heavy fog.
Vit.h the present orchard heat
Ink euuipment installed In Califor
nia orchard districts It Is estimated
lhat n bad freeze would necessi
tate the burning of 1000 carloads
of oil in a single night. :
After learning of the above con
ditions in the .south,, the Copco
group agreed " that conditions in
good old southern Oregon were not
so bad after all. .
' J. C. Itoyle of Klamath Palls,
who was present at today's lunch
eon, guve an interesting report on
railroad activities In his city and
Invited everyone to he present ut
Final preparations for the big the Great Northern railway cele-double-header
wrestling match to bratlon to be held III Klamath May
E
FOR FRIDAY BOUT
Our Attractive
Facilities Make
Banking a Pleasure
Here
You wUl find this bank always
ready to render Banking Serv
ices that are so essential to
every one.
The entire office force makes
you feel at home. Our plan
is to have you feel better when
you leave than when you come. :
With this spirit prevailing
banking can not fail to be a
pleasure here.
L2
Will
H. Wilson's
Dollar Day Specials
64x76 Sheet Blankets ... $1.00
Men's Broadcloth Shirts . . $1.00
A Good Suit Case for .... $1.00
25c Sox, 5 pr. for $1.00
Work Sox, 13 pr. for . . . . $1.00
We could mention a number of articles that
would be cheap for a dollar, such as Bib O'alls,
Waist Overalls, SI. 25 Work Shirts, Underwear,
Children's Shoes, Tennis Shoes, Ladies' Hats,
etc., etc. BUT, we are going to sell them for
95c and 98c. And then for 2-f or-a-dollar bar
gains there's Men's Ties, Work Shirts, Athletic
Union Suits and many other items. But we are
selling them 39c and 45c-Always less.
WILL H. WILSON
The Cheapest Store in the West
32 No. Front St.
ANNOUNCEMENT
ELIZABETH ARDEN
ir sciQlng her personal representative,
who has bad years of experience in the
Arden Salon in New York, lo visit
our toilet prepan loiu department on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, o
April 19, 20, 21
Do come in for a private coiuutlalion without
charge, and recti her perjonal advice on.
cornel care and treatment of the kin.
The Rexall Store
he held at the Hilarity hull pavil
ion tomorrow nltflu were nn
nounreO today us complete.
, Wrestlers to take part in the
match have arrived nnd all re
port themselves to he in Rood
condition.
Stanley Rodgers, the TJthuan-
i ian hone crusher, of Medford,
completed his workoutH thin ufter-
noon nnd in unxiouH lo defent hi
j dangerous opponent, Hani Clap
, ham. the Hritish Lion, In the hope
j that he will he ahle to meet Ted
j Thye here in a match early next
. month.
I While Clnpham was reported
I to have been In an auto accident
nai Myrtle Creek this morning,
while en route to thin city with
Al Karu.sick, the Russian Lion,
who wrestles in Klamath FallH
tonight, he suffered no injuries
which will Injure, his condition
11-12. This event will mark the nr
rival of the firnt train on the flreat
Northern railroad, which means
another transcontinental ruilroad
system for southern Oregon. Mr.
Loyle also outlined future railroad
and timber developments which
are anticipated for the near future.
Citests at today's luncheon in
cluded Floyd Young, J. C. Boyle of
Klamath Kul la, W. Tribute of Port
lund, and K. J. RoBomuier of Sun
Fran cisco.
Ulbei t Lennox acted as chairman
of the meeting.
THE MARKETS
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Ore., April 19-
fP) rattle nnd calves steady-
tor tomorrow night, and wrestling ; receipts.
fans are assured
in "perfect trim.
lhat h will he
Nature Undoubtedly
Made Woman to
Be Admired
1
And Man to Admire Her
A clear complexion, roty cheta
make for beauty every time. A well
woman is sure to be admired.
Take a bottle or two of that well
known herbal Tonic, which baastood
the teat of time, namely.
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery
Thoad. ir tvtty .ut. haw tcrtifod
that inntead ot bwag Ma, Mill mnd tirad
thM DiNovcrv ftaiiwi iaif feallh aa4
ALL DRUGGISTS
In Eithar Fluid of Tablet Form.
Hokh steady; receipt 1125
rluillnR 244 billed throliKh.
Hheep and luniltH Hteudy; nn rc-celptK.
Produce.
rOItTLAMJ, Ore, April 19.
IP) WhulPHiile prlee: Dutter,
I'ortlund dairy cxehange net
whnlewile prlee: Cubes, eitras.
3!lc: standards, 39c: prime firsts,
.18 He; firsts, 3c. Creamery
prlees; prints 3e over etlbe stand
ards. KCfiS Steady. . Fresh standard
extras. 2TiMic; fresh standurd firsts
24c; fresh medium extras, 22'4c;
fresh medium firsts, 21 (ic 1'rlies
to retailers 2e over exehnnKe
prices. Association selllnu prices:
Kresh medium firsts, 21c.
Prices to retnllers 2c over ex-
chanKe prices. Association prices.
Kxtras, 2tic; firsts, 25c; medium.
24c; undersized, 20c.
Nl'TH Hteady. Walnuts, 10W
2Gc; almonds, 20ifiKc; peanuts,
10ft 11c; pecans, 3Kfa:42c.
I HAY Hteady. Iluylng prices:
Kustern )reKn timothy, 20 r.oft
21, (l.i. valley, l.5ft; alfalfa.
' 1.S0 HI; oat hay, tlMIIK.oO:
'Straw, fn.riO per tun. BellinK
! prices $2 a ton more.
Cascara bark steady, 7c lb.;
Oregon Krnpe root, l(4c.
Hops steady, , 1927, 2J22Se:
2H crop, 17';4lo contract;
fui;Kles, 20c.
I K)ds to the farmer: Ilutter
' fnt steady,' 40c station; 41c track;
j 43 m 44c f. o. h. Portland.
POfl.THY Hteady. Heavy hens
242r,c; llitht, l20c; broilers.
i303c; pekin white ducks, 30c;
colored nominal; turkeys, alhe,
;26ff27c.
! Wool steady; eastern Oregon,
!jnr40c; valley medium, 43c;
I ran re. 3r b.
I rlnlons steady; Inc.llO $1.75
2.25 per cwt.
i Potatoes, 7Sc(?l 2S sack.
Wliivl,
B f ( When business is at '
vM M ' R'?,'l!SCv stake here's how!
iwl ' ' ' I a. . If there's big deal Rolnu thru, and
XWO.OKJx I i- I " (T ''I you've cut yourself ihort for time,..
' ''i'ii?'jiFfL!1'!''a?f!!A- grab your order sheeti dash down
"Partnors In Community HBffija &&S!Si?2&Z
Development" Ar,BJl(l'lfllll1 '"f11 timetOBetMr.Dealer'i"JohnHenry"
. frl II i5. I (f(j) ;JrSS on 'be dotted line. All Oregon Stage
iail fSY I hLlf-Cmu, run atrictly to achedule aervice la
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If W W J NJttAftJ bout reduced iranipurutlon coiti in Oreiion. THE RED TOP COACHES
are social leaders STAGES LEAVE MEDFORD HOTEL JACKSON
ark ? vnteyA nft North ?:H0. 11:10 nm: 5:10 tim. m.! Ann
tj . Kiiulli tCOA, l:40 am; ;00 in; 3:40, 5:30. 8:20 pm. -rnouo ou
I pine tree sprr-- rmwn
what Mrs. Vnndorliilt Iwji'j' TLiV aJaCrgT i ? 'jmt" I mmS iiUji'ai
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Don't ever liiy
away garments
niKk-ancd, foi
moth crr arc
t n do u h t o (1 ly
lodged in tlie l'ali-
iic Our Dry
Cleaning kills all
moth eggs, and
removes the dirt,
soils and stains.
TURPIN
HOTEL
17 Powell Stmt at Maxltet
TIIIS CENTRAL
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
on important eonvniwne to you
Thlo enupon ontltioohoMwtaFREI!
Vollow Taai-d.pot to Tutyin lUtmL
FREE GARAGE
T.K. FARROW W.M.SEI.l.Tr.'
POIiTLAND, Or., April 19.
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