Medford mail tribune., April 23, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PSGE TWO
local and
Personal
Uecuuse of the exceptional fine
lny yesterday with the warmest
nun of the year B(i fur. there huh
n Kenerul exodus of people on nut" I
ride 'to the hills and streams, undi
those remulnlnR at home roulil not;
reslstr the allurement of tnklnc lone,
walks, rulher than remain ut lionie.j
In the house.
Flist-eluss cement work at rea-
sonalilu prices. BrundaK Urns.. I
contractors. Phone 240-R. 62? I
So. Central Ave. . 30
Lewis M'arner, following u vl-it '
with relatives and friends In Med-'
ford for the past three weeks,
leaves for his home nt Tlicrmop-i
oils. Wyo., lhl evenlnir. I
Wells Taxi, 25c. Phone 25. tf;
klr. and Mrs. John Orlh ami,
family-drove to Fort Klamath Hut-;
uiday and spent the week end with
frienda In that eoinrnnnlly. They
werflt accompanied on the trip hy
Mr. and Mrs.'.. BlHemoro and
Mr. and Mrs. James I'eltoll.
Mr. Mills will ho nt tlio fcmma
Cllne Shop, Phono 454, kIvIiik per
manent waves, the week of May
tin to 12th. Price "."6, complete.
2Ktf
; fllicsts from a distance reentered
nt Medford hotels yesterday and
Saturday Include Mr. and Mrs. M.
If.' Olds of Cheyhoyan. Mich.. '. K.
Thurston, Lois Thurston and It.
Hills of Now Vork C ity. John H.
Flood of London, Knulaiid. Carlos
HouKhton, J. M. Wlrtheimer of
rhlcMKO, II. S. I.ovcjoy of Juliea
vllle. Wis., A. H. Owen of Owen,
, Vis., Mis. Deforest and Dorothy
J)cKorcsl of (lieat Falls, Mont., H.
llrooks of Nt. Paul, fl. A. Keyes of
Kun-ka, Mont.. I.. W. Husley of
Kansas City, Mrs. Herman of Ju
neau. Alaska, Mr. and Mi's. J. H.
Dnnlels of llozeman, Mont.
Onion Bets, 4 qls. for 25c. Alex
ander's Grocery. 34
For the election of the Willam
ette university student hody offic
ers, to ho held next May, the nom
inations period of which closed
last Saturday nlnht, Frank Van
Dyke of Medford Is one of the two
nominees for Walluluh editor.
That Rood coal. Hansen Cosl
Co. Phono 23!l. ' ' 337lf
n. H. Murray will spend J nntl to
rcshlnKlo n dwelling nnd construct
a new Rarajro on West Fourteenth
slroct, nerordltiK to a building per
mit hy th city today:
HemstltchlnB e per yard. Hut
ton covered nt Handicraft Hhup.
' tf'
"Considerable Interest Is taken
In n tree which Is crowing and
thrlvlhir on Ihe home of the
Hatches In Roruo mvpr.'1 suys.n
news Item from Rogue itiver. "It
is a' loquat tree, known ns Riio
hotrya .laponlca, a native of Ju
lian. ; It is seldom seen ill tills
country except In southern Cali
fornia. ' The tree henrs n yellow,
pear-Bhapcd fruit, fevcral species
of cnottiH are growing on the same
grounds us well us clumps of liain
hoo trees, some of the enues hclnu
15 foot high."
If you desire a violin with u
hoHiitlfol ton nnd nrenared to-use
call nt room- 4, Collcgo lildg., .11
No. Clrnpe Kt. 3 I i
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. I. Hutchison and
daughter Fern, Mr. and Mrs. .1. II.
Andrews motored out to Hams Val
ley yesterday and spent the day
picnicking and enjoying the water
from the . well known . mineral
sprlnRS of that district.
Hest thrill Coal, llunsen Coal Co.
Phone 8311. :i.17tf
K. M. Moty was among the local
......1.1 ...nr.. rioliloir ..11 111,.
Littlo Hutto creek yesterday.
Wnlnut top grafting hy experi
enced, successful walnut grafter.
Cull nt address, 437 Ho. Fir.
, There .wore five fatalities due to
Industrial accidents In Oregon dur-
In trtho week nmlhirr Allrll 111. ac
cording to, a report hy the state
Industrial accident commission.
There were 704 ncclilents reported
to the commission during the week.
Hoe Klinor llnnley liush for ro
clcancd alfalfa seed anil haleil hay.
H2CI 11. Main. Phono DOS. 3:iir
Construction was to hegln today
on a new concrete huslness struc
ture itl Central Point hy Mrs. Mary
Pt'lco, nnd will he locnted on the
site of the former Price black
smith shop hulldtng. which was re
cently razed. The new huildlng
will he modorn In every respect
and will he the first to have hecn
constructed in Central Point for
sometime.
wiun -vjiii, viviiii, ivv. iii u:jii. finii-
son Conl Co. Phone 2311. 337tf
Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Isaacs and
Mr. nnd Ml. C. N. Culy motored
to I'nlon Creek yesterday ami en
joyed some winter snorts. Thcv
'report considerable snow In that
section.
X 1 I . . .1 I . I . , I
V
Good bread is not mado
by
Accident
It is tiie result of tho
use of modern scientific
equipment by trained
men with years of va
ried baking oxperionco.
This is the reason for
the acknowledged su
periority of Fluhrer's
Milk Bread. .
A
Sir. and Mth. A. tf. Huh!, par
r ntH ut lluM. W. liulil, who univiMl
Kumlity frit m Citlifoi niu on a Hhnrt!
viit with ihftr Kr.inildiiUKhtcr. !
Wins Aliriu Ituhl. nnd OiHr niuuyj
frit)(li litre, will Itiivr tonight for
ihcir burnt in Uorkforrt, III. Mr.)
and Mrw. fuiht. Ituht me mill In f
Kan Krancintu. t
Vuur car ri'iialrcd frff at Free
Jar!if:. I'lione .171 -J -3 for pur-
tit ulaix. ia j
t'allfornians n-iciKtrrnd ai Mod - J
font hotel Inrludc .1. It. Hamilton;
of Haci'iimr-iito. Delia Couor , and'
L 11. I.Uti'nf-ld of Ucd'tiidn. Mi.!
and Mrw, t'h;irls llrown of Itiver- (
nidi. -Mr. and Mih. V. fi. Kostir.
J. I J. ( 'hit and A. Manon of 1-o.h ;
Ant;plH, Mr. and Mr. M. M. Mas-'
wy. N. K. IJcnlfy. I. V. It. llaldon.
lcon IV'lukor, K. K. W'lclnw and ;
Kr:d Watson of San Kranrlsro. j
. "WfllH Taxi, 2 Sr. IMmne 25. tf ;
AI Utirll rcttiin'd l:iNt niKht;
from Klamath Kails where he had1
Hent tin- pant fi-w dayn on IjukI
neKH. Il broimlit homo wcvcral
lai-fic trout which he f-atifilit yen
trday. I-ii't mi writo your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tens wa Iii, Hotel Holland.
IMiono 9i(3. tf
Kaltin Itindt and ('liCKtor t'nr
Uov of Medford wpi'c amonw those
who wow. Imii'd tpmporary auto j
licoiiKiH today at llio flu-rlff's of-;
flro. !
lir. C. It. HimkhiK of f42 Fo. Ivyj
pxpectH to ho In his offliu ovor tho
Woolworth store about May 1st. 3ii
A few of tho new Houlhem Pa
cific ttoolt lets, whii'h eon tain a
beautiful half-pJifcr eutr of Cratur
1-ake nnd another of Mount Hhustn.
In the western sceneiy seettnn. ar
rived at the Southern I'aeifle dls-
trlei offiee here yentenlay, and are
bciiiK disirihuted to those i-oiuom
platfnir ti'lns for the sunimei. Ah
these Ijooklcts are distributed all
over the I'nlted States, th i:ut of
Crater Lake will prove effective
publlelly for this section tt the
count ry.
Havo tho surfaeo nnd you save
all with Lucas tinted lass paint.
WockIh Lumber Co., 711 Ji. Main.
Phone 108. 32
Minn Huhy Titmnons, MIhh Mamie
Tlininons, Dan llowerninn, Karl
Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tlm
nions and Mr. nnd Mrs, Joe Mar
shall went on a picnic In I Witt e
Kl Ik yesterday. ,
"Ho kind for u year for a dol
lar," nond to Jaeltson County JIu
mano Society, Medford. '.Id
Reporting an enjoyable tlmo in
Portland, where she spent the ma
jor portion of last week, visit inti
friends, MIhs Aileen Crawford re
sumed her duties at the First Xa
tlonat hank today.
Furniture repairing. A. N. Thl
buult. Phono 1MHI-H. 32
After having been disabled by
Hlnens for the past week. Joe Dan
iels Is expected to resume bis duties
ns county court house Janitor bv
next Wednesday.
Keo Kiln or Ilanloy itush for ro
cleaned alfalfa Feed ami haled hay.
82(1 K. Main. Phone 002. 332tf
The rufloo will he held In Kugene
next July, despite tlnw protests of,
the loeul chapter of the Federation
of Wonion'B clubs, the city council
of that city has decided. Mm. C.
A. Ilortou, president tf the federa
tioiiVspoke against the rodeo, hold
ing that a rough element would he
attracted lo the city hy the xhlhi
Hon. filie asserted also that tin.1
Kugeno olmmher of eommerco was
not backing tho movement as the
elly council hud elalmod. J
Heo Charity A. Wing to buy your
home. 3!t
Clnyton Iwiac and Ilobert Mc
Lean left this morning for south
ern California on a business trip.
They will remain in the south sev
eral day.
If you want a good building loan
on a low rate of Interest, see Ued
den & Co. 42if
Henry Klnhrer spent the week
end In Port land on business.
Lucas Paints and varnishes at
Woods Lumber Co,, 711 K, Main,
l'hune 108. 32
A party of local people. Includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar tioncr, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Haley, II. J. Shard
and Miss Klaudia Klum and Mr.
MneKndors of San Francisco, mo
tored to (Irants Pass yesterday on
a pleasure trip. While there they
vlslled the tulip farm near tlrauis
Pans, and hruuKht home 20 dozen
of the beautiful flowers.
Frank I eSouxa, attorney, has
moved to Lludy ItuildliiK, llii North
Central, 3 1
Florence PeKorest of fireat Kails,
Mont. was union; the motor tour
ists from a distance who registered
today at the local branch of the
out uf slate auto registration bu
reau, i
I net u tbd amoiiK the Orcuonlans
registered at Medford bntcK over
the week end, other than those
from Portland, are J. II, Cedarwell
of Hood illyer, Mr. ami Mrs. Clar
ence Palmer of Albany. H. K.
Itrooks of Mend, C. S. Ileyburu of
Kuuene. (ieo. W. Knight of llub
bnrd. J. C. Currle. (Ieo. II. Craves
of Siilem. W. A. Aii.lerson, Jr., f
Dch Moines, la., Mr. and Mm. Cos
gt live of Koseburg, Paul Jackson
nnd Atnborn Klder of Forest tirove.
J . 1 K err of 1 ra n t s I 'ass n d -dressed
the members of Krultdulc
grange last Saturday, speaking on
the subject, "Why Josephine Coun
ty Needs an Airport."
Three mining claims were on file
today at the county recorder's of
fice and were filed by W. W, Itan
kin of the Squaw creek district and
by S. 11, lle.erling and .lumen Non
nan of the Foots vieeK dist riet.
These are the first claims to have
been filed for several Weeks.
Many Medford and other valley
anglers were out at the river and
smaller streams of tit Is vicinity
yesterday. and although sor.ie
caught fish the river and other
streams w ere too high for good
rir-hing. especially fly fishing.
Mrs, llepry l. Cox w as among
the l lam nth Full visitors who
were fit Medford yesteril.'-
Taking advantage of 'yesterday
afternoon's warm sunshine, the
Jackson Hot Springs swimming,
pool wan liberally patronized hy
Medford hwlmmtrs. us well as by
swimmers from other parts of th -county.
The crowd of spe .ators
whs nearly as huge a an avcr.f
Bin-mer crowd
IImcsIm from Portland registered
at IWhI MM Include Mr. and
MrsV .. Kaye. II It. ltekwood.
.1. H. Hainmen. J, P.Uhof finger, V.
K. Saxe, K. J. Tayl W, K. n-
Nuyg ami c. T. PeteiBun.
rEDFORD MAIL
Charley Duncan, manager for '
Hobby Mclntyrc, was injured in a
had automobile accident on Hayes
hill Inst Friday night. He ami
Fi unUle Monroe were returning j
from t'rescent City und were on
I hi side of Hayes hill when u front
tire blew out, throwing the car;
over tho grade. It turned over i
four tiim-H and flnully lodged 1
against a tree, throwing Mr. Dun
can out. Mr. Monroe Jumped when j
the ear first left the road and foif-i
ferert only minor cuts, but his com-1
panlon suffered Interna) Injuries 1
and it is not yet known how seri-1
ouh his condition may be. Grunts
Pass Courier,
The Women's lllhle class of the
Presbyterian church will have a
social meeting at Mi's. . Terrell's!
on the Millionair Drive. All who;
wish to go please meet at the ;
Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock, i
Arrange men In are being mado toi
have cars for all who wish to go.'
31',
Mrs. J. K. Cole of Ashland upentj
Saturday In tho city shopping und I
visiting local friends.
Nip & Tuck asparagus. You canj
cat every bit of this tender, freshly!
cut, home grown asparagus; no '
waste. Kconomy Klsh Market. 33 j
Jesse Klgan, uon of J. (I. C, Kl-j
gan of the Crater National foront,
left Inst week to take over a fire-:
man's position In the (Ihugach na-.
tional forest In Alaska, having re
cently been appointed to begin
duties May 1. He is well known
In Medford and last year was em
ployed by the Crater national for-j
est anil the year before at the Kre
inont national forest In eastern j
Oregon.
The Hotel Central at Central j
Point, under new management, Isj
now open for business. Newly fur-t
nlshed single bedrooms ?2.r.o perl
week and up; also one and two-1
rooms housekeeping, equipped withj
standard electric stove for cook -
ing. Free parking for patrons.
CleanllneHS and service. Quiet peo
ple wanted. 3K
Karl Offenbaeher arrived here
Sat u rday from K In math Fa I Is to
spend several wocks In Medford,
The DaughtrcH of 'Veterans: will
meet Tuesday, A prll 2, 1, for the
official visit of the department
president, Mih. O. V. Vliliams, at
the Armory at 8 o'clock. 31
Tho Know that fell last week In
the mountains surrounding the val
ley has been melting faHt because
of the warm weather of the past
few days, arid especially yesterday,
which caused the Hogue river to
greatly rise.
F. A. Morse from Mill Valley.
Calif., arrived by car Saturday. He
Is looking tho valley oyer with a
view 1 14 locating. Jle is favorably
impressed with this community.
Mr. and Mrs. August Kwelger,
Mr. and Mrs. K. ft . Wakefield and
Mrs. II. C. Powell ami smull son
Klmer picnicked In. the Appleghte
district yesterday.
Among the guests In Medford
from the state of Washington at
local hotels are .lames It. and D.
W. O'Farrell of Spokane, Mr. and
Mrs. K. D. Anselman of Vancouver,
Mrs. Km ma Jackson of Centra Ha
11 ml l e ,i,H Mpu II I . ,i-u l i-
and Mrs. P. .1. DeClereg. Allan Car-J
ringham, Kslhor K rein Ice, Jesse
McHride, W. K. Imhoff and Fred (
Will to of Seattle. f
K, W . 1 'arson left this morn i 11 g
for Klamath Falls on bunlnesH
which will necessitate his remain
ing In that city for the next week.
City Attorney John II. Carkln ar
rived homo this forenoon from
Portland where he attended n state
tax reform conference last Krlduy
ami Saturday.
The W. C. T. C. wltl hold a
county Institute In the Methodist
church, Ashland, tin Wednesday all
2 o'clock. An interesting program
lius been prepared, with State
President Mrs. Ada Jolley as chief
speaker, other addresses and mu
sical numbers will be given. It
is hoped that a large number of I
ladles from Medford will attend t
this institute.
Wedding Bells
At the home of Mrs. Abide Van
Winkle in Jacksonville. Sunday,
April at 2 o'clock, the woddiim
of two of Jackson v tile's popular
younu people took place, when Mis
Welllui May llrown became ihe
bride of Homer William Torrance.
The Uev. K. K. Iliimhiim offlctuted.
The h a p p y couple departed
amldHt a shower of rice and the
well wishes of their many friends,
on their weddinu tour.
tVmral INtint to Hear lr. CamiilH'll
A iiu'h'h meelInK will be held In
the Federated church at Central
Point on Tuesday cvcntmi of this
week at X o'clock. Pr. Henry M.
Campbell of San Francisco will be
the speaker. 1 if. Campbell is sec
retary of men's work in the Pivh
byteriun church, and ban hud years
of experience wiih men's ovuniKn
I loos. He was here once before,
and Ihose who Heard him will re
member the fine pruel leal things
which he said. All the men of the
community are invited. The young
men, especially, are uied lo hear
this spenker.
Frankly, I hope every voter In
Jackson county will have ihe op
portunity to fend the article print
ed lu communication column on
another page of thin paper, which
dlseuse prohibition law enforce
ment then and now what the
county I'.rohthitton fund Is and how
it has been expended by the dis
trict Attorney's office especially
should every taxpayer rend it so
he may be prepared to defend the
law that pvnvidw n method by
whli h n revolving- fund can be col
lected ' from the hootleuKers nnd
rum -runners ami used to bring
about their own downfafl and ile
action. I know mighty well
whuX I am talking about and you
had better get ready to defend and
Htivnmhen this law and support
against all comers the district at
torney who has been administering
It. IIF.KT ANPKtiHON.
tPnhiidv.)
1'nlr Stockholder' MctMliiff.
All tttockholdcrn of tho Jackson
County Fair association nre re-,
que ted to meet nt th Chamber of
mnierec. Medford, Tuesday, April
i!4( at 6 p. in., to elect directors
for tho ensuing year. lireetors,
will meet later. ,
82 H. O, FROUAC1I, Soey.1
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD"
ob.tuary 1
t 'ALLAH HAN Mary Ann Cal
laghan passed awuy at the Sacred
Heart HoMpital poilay evening,
April 22, 1J2. the cause of
death being paralysis. shy was
2 yeurs tl age. she was born
in St. Johns, Canada, November
22. 1840. She was married to
Henry Callaghan In Vermont, and
at the time of her death they
had been united for 53 years.
For 25 yearu she resided at Spo
kane, Wnch., after which time
they moved to Medford. living
here for the past 1 5 years. She
was a member of the Catholic
church and a life member of the
Saint Ann's Altar society. She
leaves her husband, T. H. Calla
ghan. Funeral services will be
held at the Catholic church Tues
day morning at ! o'clock a. in.,
Uev. Father Hlaek officiating. In
terment in the Jacksonville ceme
tery. ,
KAOLK Arthur K a y m o n d
Kagle passed away at his home,
102X W. 1 1th street Sunday even
ing at 7 o'clock p. ni., his ngo
being 31 years. He had iK-en a
resident of Medford for the past
two years and during this time
was employed at the Owen-Oregon
Lumber Co.
Ho served l s months overseas
with the 1 2th machine gun bul
la lion, being a ncrgcnut in Com
pany tH. Kth Infantry Brigade
Uh division. Ho served from De
cember, in 1 7 to July mill, in the
Aisne-.Marne offensive and St.
Mihlcl operation ; also the Meuse
Argonne offensive, and later from
the Cuisy lo tho Armistice. Also
In the army of occupation and
tho watch on tho iihine.
He leaves to mourn his loss his
wife, Marguerite, one stepson,
Hulph !;. McCaw find his parents,
Mr. and .Air's.. t.()rrlo Kagle of
Cleveland, 'ohlo. lieverend W. H
Katun will officiate and the ser
vices will bev Tuesday,1 April 24.
l!i2S. at 2 o'clock P. m., from the
Perl Funeral Homo; Interment in
tho Medford cemetery.
PEXOYAH, Wedv.ortii Clark
I'enoyar, need . 72 year.:, lumham!
of Carrie C I'enoyar o4!7 Kinc
street, passed- awuy -vwy eudiloiily
Alirll VI, ut Ihe home, due to
heart trotihle.
Ho wiih horn in Flat Hock.
-Mich.. January '. lSTMI. (in De
ncmlier IS, l8Sil, ho wiih married
to Carrie Uimphear In Ilor
nell, x. v.. After tho inarrlaKc
they moved to Mirhlnan. where
Mr. Penoyar wiih connected with
tho lumher trade. . They lived in
MIchlKan until )!107, when they
came to Cnllfornln. Ilvlnit nt Ikci
na. where he conducted a very
smveHsful lumher httslncHs. They
then moved to Oakland, whei"
they resided until man. when they
moved to .Medford. llosldtH his
wife, he In survived hy four Hona,
Wedworth ('. I'enoyar. .Jr.. of
SauUt Cru::. Cnl., ,J. j,amphcar pe-
noyar of Tracy, cal., lialph K.
of UlrmlnKham. Mloh., nnd Irwin
Kenneth ,1'ennjiii-, if Medford.
The. remains aro at Ihn Coukci'
funeral iarloiM,. where urranRo-
nientH will ho nmd(( upon the ar
rival of the sons, i
Dr. H. -M. Camphell. D. I)., of
Han I'YanelHCo. field secretary of
mon'8 work for the Pacific coast
for the I'reHhvterian church, will
nddrcs tiie nien's Joint hamiuet
lonlijht. In which the chinches
of the elly are taking part. Hi
Is reuartled as one of the leadlns
church workeis of the west.
Itcuulur communication
of lEeitincs Chapter. O. K.
S. Wednesday evening at
ft p. in. Special com
munication May '2 for
district meeting.
:U , HATTII-: M. ALHF.X, Secy.
S p e rial convocation
Crater Lake Chapter No.
8J. ii. A. M.. Tuesday.
April 04. Dinner at B:30.
Work In l. M. and M. F..
M. degrees. VisltliiL- com
panions welenme. Ity order of II. P.
::! K. i:. Ninini.S, Secy.
(Varicose
i Reduced Oi Money Back
j Simple Home Treatment That
; Is Giving Amazing Results
I If you have vai Icose veins or
J bunches you can start today to
bring them back to normal size,
,and If you are wise you will do so.
! Just get an original bottle of
Moone'H Kntcrald Oil at any dispensing-
pharmacist and apply it night
and morning to the enlarged veins.
It Is very powerful ami penetrating.
After a few days' treatment the
veins will begin to grow smaller
and by regular use uill soon reduce
to normal.
People who want to reduce vari
cose veins, or gel rid or cczemn. ul
cers, or piles in a few days should
not hesitate to get a bottle at once.
It is such n powerful, penetrating
antiseptic oil that u small bottle
lasts a long time. Any pharmacy
can supply you, Heath's Drug
Store tells lots of it.
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
, i . o
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy .
DR CAMPBELL TO
ADDRESS MEN
OttF.OONV MONDAY. '.PPniL 23. 10'2R.
SPECIAL TRAIN TP
10 LOCAL SESSION
The news comes from l'ort-j
land that ut an executive session ,
of the Oregon Music Teachers' J
association, held recently, plans
were discussed for ihe coming
convention of the association to ,
be held in Medt'ord on May 21 und !
22, next. A special train will bring j
the delegates from Portland and j
its surrounding towns to Med -'
ford, the "convention special" to!
leave J'orllond at 1:30 p. m., J
Sunday, May 20, for Medford.
An Invitation has been sent to
Madame Schumann-Heink, who i
to professionally appear in Ku-1
gene, at about the time uf the
convention, to address the latter !
here. The Hotel Medford will
be convention headquarters, and j
it fs the plan to house all the'
delegates there. j
A code of ethics, covering va-'
rift us musical activities, is being j
prepared by the ethics committee.
which will be submitted to the
convention for adoption.
Frederick V. Ooodrich will discuss-
harmony. The conference
on voice will be carried on under
the leadership of p. A. TenHaaf.
The violin discussion will be su
pervised by Ted Bacon.
The Weather
1-owest temperature this morn
ilK,'. 47.
I'recipitntion for 21 hours end
hiK 5 u. m., none. -
Yesterday's weather here: Hlsh:
est temiperatiiro, 77; highest this
month Hlnce 1912. SO. Lowest tem
perature yeMerdny, 3S; lowest this
month since 1912, ,22. .Mean tem
perature yesterday, 58; departure
for the day, excess, 5 degrees.
AveniKO dellclcncy for the mcth,
2 degrees.
Precipitation: Total rainfall
since first of month, 1.07 Inchea;
15-year average for the month, 1.3C
Inches. Total ralfnall since Janu
ary 1, C.92 Inches. Total rainfall
since Septcmher 1. 14.90 Inches.
Humidity yeHterdny, 6 a. m.. i)4
per cent; 12 noon, 69 per cent; 5
p. m., 40 per cent.
Charactor of day, partly cloudy.
Sun sels at 7:01 p. m.; rises to
morrow, 5:111 a. m.; sets tomorrow,
7:02 p. m.
IHises and sets computed for
level horizon).
Forecast for tonight nnd tomor
row: Occasional rain loni-:lit and
Tuesday. Moderate temperature.
U WALT 10 H DICK,
..Meteorologist. United Stntes
Wenther F.urenu.
TOO LATEJ0 CLASSIFY
WAXTKD IIi.ks, -10 to R0 11m. Ca!l
FOK SAUO no acres: 15 acres in
meadow; free water rii;ht. In -iuire
at l!rowns.uio Jostofflce.
3S
rane; adults, l'hune SI7-K. 34
KXrHAXCfK Kquity Income prop-'
erly for small Improved ucrea-
iikp. It. Mail Tribune. 34
LOST I.Ivor and white Sprinpcr
Hpnntel puppy. Tel. 120-X. 3o
Poll HAI.K llt'id Ford roadster,
like new, Jt'i for quick sale.
Klwnod'H Auto Shop. " 34
I'O I i H 10 X T 1 .a rue f r o n t room :
hot and cold water, shower hath.
20 t-'o. Kir. Inquire hetween K
nnd 5:30. 34
KXCHAXtiK Have car In guar
unieed firat-elusa condition; large
tt-eyUnder type; worth JOO.on.
What havo ytm.to trade for this,
(live all details. Write llojf IT,
Mail Tribune. .'Ill
LOST White wire-haired fox ter
rier with brown and black spots,
short tall; answers to name of
Mikie. 34
KOU SA1J-; Oil TKADK Kquity
lu duplex for improved acreaue
near .Medford. inquire 107 X.
TUverstde. 3 S
BRING MUSICIANS EFFICIENT SCHOOL;
Beautify
YOUR LAWN, YOUR
i ' GARDEN, YOUR HOME
The outdoor senaoii Is here. Your lawa ' -il
Kanlon, your trees nnd flower beds are your
contribution to the beauty of your community.
Your home and your neighbor's home, properly
improved and kept, form the other man's opin
ion of our city.
Prepare now to Rive proper rare to your prem
ises. See that your equipment is complete and
efficient and In proper workable condition.
Garden Hose. Coupling!, Nozzles. Reels Spading Forks
Lawn Mowers and Rollers Siokles Grass Shears
Pruning Hooks and Knives Iron and Wiro Rakes
Wheelbarrows Trowels Spades
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
Everything
ROOSEVELTMOST
IN FIRE DRILLS
Roosevelt school, which upon ex
animation today proved to have the
most efficient fire drill of any
school in Medford. will he reward-;
ed Wednesday at the spectal Lions
club fire department luncheon to
be held at Hotel Medford. by Chief
Hoy Klliott. Following the pre
sentation of a flag to Fire Chief
Klliott by the state fire marshal,
for the las.t year record of the Med
ford fire department, the local
chief will in turn present the flag
to Roosevelt school.
Fire drills were hMd In all the
local schools today by Chief Kl
liott, C. T. Baker and K. L. Scott.
Roosevelt won, with H0 points.
Jackson school came second, with
80; Lincoln and Washington third,
with 7'i each, and the Junior high
with Mi.
All of Medford. as welt as all
the local service clubs and Cham
ber nf Commerce members, are In
vited to attend tho special Lion
club luncheon Wednesday and wit
ness the celebration and ttresenti
tion. A special orchestra has been
socured to p:ay throughout the
men!.
Save Your Vision
Week Apr. 22-28
PfiSi EYES.
THE EYES OF A NATION
..... . .., ' ! ',. ,
are nil trial this week.
To lie sure that yours
are 100 efficient, let
us test them scien
tifically. ,
OUR SLOGAN:
"Good glasses, it you
need tlieni Otherwise
good advice!'1
Dr. jud Rickert
222 E. Main St.
YOUR OFFICE OUTFIT
When you enter your office does It
impress you na being the work
shop of a man who is successful
in his business or profession?
Think it over, and if you are not
convinced, come to us and let us
show you our modern and model
office furniture.
Office Stationery & Supply Co.
For the Garden
il .Hed
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.ISISOX, I'ortuirul, Ami) 2:1- j
(iPiCaiiuin 1-Vaiiz Homer,
is iUteml'lint; lu row n 20-foul
hunt airos the Atlantic t" ''"'
Yurie, li-eumi'd his vuyalie loilas'
Captain Uoim-r, a r.l-y.'ar-olil
German .acanthi,, offirer, 1. ft
I.isl.on on Mar.h :!. hut ha.l
weather forced him to halt
Sucre, the must Honlherly point
or Europe. His craft is canvas
. ...i ..iMie.- rnvereil and he car-
Reichstein
- . ... I rtAP I
tnn uau v rftN :-"'r55 ra-j
I 11(11 I IIJII I I I I I
ft J. IT S JUST AS WE SAID jS 4
fA THK FUNNIEST OF ALL 'I f
ill JEWISH-IRISH ';
:
i'IFl7wA c A-r , Kail Dane and
'i I i UW&l ) i3". K. Arthur In H
' I l.dnW&kr VAUDEVILLE 1 "Circus Rookie" 1 ' ;
! Pfr-W i HUNT'S 1
j
' ' HUNT'S I i
S&fBk I CRATERIAN ;
II . -WSEff AiX
' ' lf DAYS
(M Mon.-Tues.
May 7-8
. ' . AND .HIS
I You've heard their gMrORjSA RA OB C '
recoras-youve '
read of their pop- .
ularity. N.w SEE BRUNSWICK .'
and hear them in ''; rfv A
. OECMESTRAV
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MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1"1 IS North Central
PHONE 631
I Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will
wave ary wood when
luii&iuueu.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE
-Two Loads $5.00
about fa pound.. -
r,.i nnd r,f; vi.ii, ,
ICECREAM
PASTUER1ZED SAFEPURt
PRODUCED PACKED.
THE SANITARYYaV
and Deuel
your present supply is
-
SLABS, pet load