Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextV iiifl If''' rKT)FOTlT MATT, Tmm. jMEDPOTin. OREGON', MONDAY. APRTL '.S3, 'l&M. Good-by stains iillil liUtA IT EUCTIWI' .. . . - Inktclyo,iwnrnh,mmlirinelfniitftn( nthnr flt&infl , jiwt cam t sluy where Clorux in applitxi. Cotton and linen ftihrios, poroeuu ul enameled ware, drtunboarda, tile and other surfaces are muda Bpotlero tip new, and MeriYiznl at the sonic time. ALL WITHOUT RUBBING. Uae wehowa on label. At all grocers. Removes Stains Bleaches Kills Gerns Destroys Odors BACK FROM VISIT PHONE-LINE WORK,! DEFINITELY SET TO MOVIE CAPITAL TESTS NEW PLANT! SAT, MAY 12TH ; i , . - IN Courteous Service Good Advice . You will find us ever ready to render a helpful banking service, to take a personal interest in the things that you are inter ested in, and to give ad vice when desired. A Checking Account here would be a big help to you. Open -Your Account Today The Jackson County Bank ESTABUSHHD 1B8S Medford, Oregon Commercial Savings Safe Deposit MliMOIiR FtlDtlRAL RliSliRVfl' SYSTEM Stun It-y Sherwood, following hiw annual vacation of 5 day it pent at Joh AriKi'U'H. vixitinfi bin brother JtUK.siflJ anil the luUer'n wife, Jiuh arrived home thoroughly imrtK juititd with eity wuya. untl U buck vn duty In the po.Htofflre. "The doctor and bin nilshUH are well and enjoying life," wild Mr. Sherwood yesterday In Hpeuklng of hla brother, "and there jf not much to say about my Bojourn In the south except that I did pot get out of Loh (notice that fiitnlliiir wny of referring to the Huuthern Cali fornia metropolis), Hollywood nnd Venice, becauHe the doctor wan biiKy in Mchool at hlH Htudten most of the time, and I wiih afraid of being run down by a utreet ear or taxi ca b, or becoming lust, If I went about alone. "!eiden, i went In only for the worthwhile, educative and instruc tive thlugH and while J am about It I want to Ha y that the .Mack Kennett bathing beauties are not misnamed, and that Venire In a gorgcuuu place to Htudy human anatomy that used to be encutu-d ill tight. The aludloH in Holly wood are u reyclutlot to one,' and upset all your , previouH nutionH qoncerning them. " Vou probably don't It now that the movie hIui'h don't act of their own volition no Htrec but every f.'u-liil iirwl other Diiii'n nf thfh-M li dictated by man called a director, who hullcrM IiIh orders through a blK phonograph horn. "The ten dollar given me by the Med ford pottt office aHxocJutlon to Fpepd fit riding the varlouH con truptluna at Venice I wuh ublo to increane ho much th.tt after yecing and trying everything half a dozen LiutcH a brought back with me the, original ten and $40.60 bpHbiea, which X will nave for next year's vacation. "You nee. It wan thia way: 1 Haw a number of gentlemen down on their knees back of a hot-dug stand, throwing a lot of little num bered cubeH around, In which the HcvenH and elevens and Ooucch Hremed to be very desirable. They uMked me to join for a dollar, tm HLirlng me that It took no bnilnn 'o play the game, which I think they called 'cnthhH, and bo when my turn came to roll the cuIich arouml they put the big pile of money In my hat. Buying, 'you won.' I then left for home hurriedly, uh 1 don't like to piny any new game I don't understand. 'Kn rouie home, I saw the a ctflc fleet In the bay at Han Fran Mhco. Wonderful night, and all that. The boatH of the fleet are much larger than the ferry ImuiIm, ,nnd have hltf cuhoiih tui 'their decks tu hold t hem down when the wind bluws. I wan tobl." The many Jocal HtoekhoIderH of' H has been definitely decided hy the California Oregon Power com- the committee in charge of the pany have JuhL received a fine re-fAntloch meet that the event will port of the company's activities he held at ll.e Antlocli school during the pant quarter. The rc-Kioundfl Suturklity, May 12. It is jiort, which ac-comiianied the regu-! planned to have airnll-ririay nffulr Ur quarterly dividend checks lei with a community dinner at noon, reproduced an follows': i All attending are Invited to hriii J'-ai uings. a bauket dinner and upend the day, Karning of the California Oregon! H has also been decided to In IVnver company for the 12 monthsfvlte all interested schools to take ended February 28. 1927, a ml Feb-jpart. : Schools that have not al ruary 9, 1 928, compare as follows: i ready received an Invitation and (iroHH earnings are Interested In sending reprc- 12K 92.93l.04ri. 59 1 sentatives to the meet are asked 1927 ,.v 2,554,ti21.49i to sot in touch with the Ant inch Net earnings, before provisions for j teacher, H. S. Nedry. Central Point, retirement (depreciation) re-jat an earjy duto. We would espe N(.rves j chilly like to see all schools in 19UH ... $l,R03,42 l.oi) this part of the counly take part. 1927 1.407, 2M. 491 Tho athletic badge teats will be Constmrllnii. given at this nujet. These tests Vou will no doubt be Interested are unique in that each child has to hear that the new Prospect Xo.jan opportunity to win d badge or 2 plant bus been placed on the lino j certificate offured by the Play for trial runs wph gratifying sue-1 ground and Recreation association, cess. The technic?.! rating or the If he can pass a required test. t guaranteed output of the two units' Koch test passed entitles the child CANADIAN NATIONAL -TO EVERYWHERE SPEND JUNE IN IN THE HEART OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES CANADA JASPER TOUGHS I Apply over throat and chest f swallow smalt pieces of VICKS VAPORUB Ovr 11 Million Jar, Ud V.qry Southern Oregon Credit Bureau 1 and Redden & Company Announce Change of location from Davis Building to Lindy Building 119 North Central Avenue Our Growing Business Demands This ' Our Service Is Your Servico" ''i""'ii'IHI';'"';iHi iiHi H.i Y .,h.ih,..,ii Hfc ! I' iiiilliiiiiii:.r,;i.l, .1 1 i'limn.iiM ! , a .fyjj ! t V iiiiijiliiigj. liiHInlleil In this Mutton Ik 3;,0HO K. V. iih haw l)ien noted In iri' vIouh U'ttei-H. In the trial nniH. huwevor, thi' uctuul Ktittltin ouljiul finxiuntod to npprnxlmuti'ly 37,500 K. W, Am thoHU.-t'uuH wero cyn iluctcd uiuUm normul operutlnf; i-on-illtinnH tho i-t'sultH arc worthy uf roninirnt. A few utljUMtmentH are lielnt; tnaile to tho muchineH anil it I expected that liy May 1 tlity will heeomo n permanent part of the t'opco generating; nysteiu. I'lanH have lieen perfected for the construction .of the power tele phone line from Medford, Oregon to the Copco No. 2 pluht on .the Klamath river In California. Ac tnal field work will IipkIii when! woather condtlionH permit. , New HuMiicsm. In addition to the smaller np lillancos. many electric ramies are lielnK conKtuiitly added to the com pany'x linen. A recent aludy 're veals the fai t that the pereentam uf nmiicM to the total number of domestic customers is as ureal In the systyem of the t'allfornlan Ore Kon i'ower company as In the sys tem of any utility in the'Viillod Hlates. Two new types of load have been recently added to the company's lines. The first covers the lnstal latlon of fruit washlnc machines In the packlnu houses of the Itok-ue Itlver valley. The second covers the Installation of a stationary snrav Plant In one of the: lament pear orchards near Medford. These new loads will undoubtedly lle velon as the benefits obtained throtmh the use of electriepy itlnirK nurlcuUurnl lines become nprc ap parent, t! I'ri'fcrifil Slock Sales. HurlnK the past month ihe railr road commission of Cnllfornla ap proved the Issuance of lii.niiA shares of the company (i per cent prefer red stork, series of 1HU7. The pur pose of this issue Is to provide funds for the payment of the cost of new construction and additions to and betterments tit ..lUiul'binls ami properties of this company. It Is contemplated tltat the greater part of this stock wll! he sold within the territory and no attempt will be made to sell this stock outside of the territory except to present stockholders. In which case sales will be limited to ten shares each. The excellent market for our securities makes them particu larly attractive to salesmen selllPK other securities, lie careful not to allow other stock and bond sales men to trade you ami of your stock ill the t'altfyrnhi Oreiton Power company without consideriiiK such proposals from all anulcs. Inves tigate before you Invest. A report from I hi' Copco invest ment department In thsl city shows that nearly 4. 5)10 shareholders iluw own stock In this popular local company. , t . . c Clorox Campaign In Selected List Coast Newspapers ito a certificate, while passing four events entitles him to a badge. V'AStri.VGTON, April 23. -(PI The appeal of P. .1. McOowan and Sons, Inc., challenging the 'validity of the OroRon law pro hibiting the operation of fish wheels and drat; seines on the Oregon side of the Columbia river, was dismissed today by the su preme court. j OSMKOHH, Wis., April 23. (Pi llohcrt H.jtzluff, 2!l. was killed and Ills brother, William, 35, nml ttenry Dunbar' 20, were injureo 1 when their . nlano' olunccrt - from hlnh altitude yesterday ; and t Address. i wrecked. I $68.25 ROUND TRIP from Medford ' Vou don't know what June can be like until you have (pent June days outdoors at Jasper National Park June nights around the log hie at Jasper Park Lodge, or at the Canadian National camps. Golf on Canada's finest 18-hole course, in a scenic setting that inspires a par from every tee. Native Swiss guides to give the true Alpine touch to truly Alpine mountain-climbing. Miles of tempt ing trail for saddle or hobnails. Swimming in a giant warm outdoor pool. $7.50 a day up, American Plan Add the fine informal luxury of Jasper Park Lodge and you have the vacition you have al ways longed for! Accommodation for 500 guests. May n to Sept. 30. Golf week, Sept. 8 to 15. Jasper Park is on the famous Triangle Tour Vancouver to Jasper; Jaspar to Prince Rupert; back to Vancouver through the Inside Passage. Side trip to Alaska only - $77 more for the round trip. "''". Canaoian pi-" r,r-cThe Largest Railway System in America National m mi inn iimmmm Pleue nd roe your free booklet on Jasper National Park and the Canadian Rockiea A. II. lliilttirp. City 1'nss. Agt 302 Yamhill St., Portland Phono Beacon o4Ul. to the MAY AUCTION SALE All of the mining and milling machinery, equipment, tools, fittings and stock of business formerly conducted by P. S. Woodin, will be sold at public auction in the City of Grants Pass, April 28, 1928 starting at 10 o'clock a. m. and continuing until sold, at Trimble's old blacksmitkjshop, betweenoFifth and Sixth, street on "J" street. Here is a wonderful opportunity to pick up machinery or equipment or odds and ends that you may be needing. A. J. POWERS, Auctioneer. Tho spring atlvt'itlsiim rumpaifin; fur I'lnrox. bt'ttrr Known aw "lint-j tli'd iuhkU." Iihm Just romnu'iiciMl j In a "fUrud Mat of coast jmpofs, t and the Mall Trlhuno hus hoen I Hhimmi to carry llu1 nils fur this t ratio urea, lu'caum- of Its well Knuvn news vahu' and Uh thorounh I'uverum' of tho itlKtriot In which it clivululos. 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