Medford mail tribune., April 28, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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DIFFICULT LANDING FOR PLANE'AT MURRAY BAY
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WOMEN TO BACK
The Chamber of Commerce, 'an Oaddla and ' Waller' If, I-evcrcttii;
an oraanlxatlon, la representative: Huue Klvr Valley raffle ussocl-(
of the hluhest ldenlM of business ation C. C. I-emmon, Harry i(OH-j
men's aspirations, wild Wilson cnln-rK, Hulih Hnrdwell; Fruit-)
Wiley, well known Klamath Kails (-rowers' IciiRiio Alfred Cnf neuter.
attorney in the main address of n. VnnHocvcnberR, Jr., and Otis
KELLOGG PLAN TO
BANISH STRIFE
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the community products dinner,
hold lost nlicht nt the Hotel Med
ford by the Med ford Chumner of
Commerce, nssisted by the Ito
' tary, IJons. Klwnnls and (.'rater j
clubs. The beautifully decorated
Hooth. Tho financing plan to car
ry on the work of thin committee
involves the contribution of ll.uool
per year for each of the three
participating organizations, and the
functions of the committee cm
hotel dining room was filled with bruce any projects which, in the
diners, who were seated nt five j l)rjnllon of the eornnilttee, affect
lonK tables. I the prosperity nf the Hokum Uiver
' Mr, Wiley expressed the need valley and the fruit industry.
ot closer co-operation between At ItH initial meeting, tho com
hlrf home city of Klamath Falls' mlttee elected Alfred Carpenter us
and Medford. Klamath Falls, he lt chairman, and Hk flrHt work
said, Is ever ready to co-operate woh along the lltieH of assisting in
with Medford in any undertaking j securing a reduction in the freight
and he compared chamber prob-i rates on fresh fruits to trunseon
lems between the two cities, cit- Unental points. Jn this project,
Injr land settlement work, which
he deemed tho most important,
of it chambers duties. The speak
er declared that a great future
awaftH southern Oregon In the
possible and probable extension of
the (Jreut Northern railroad from
Klamath Falls to Crescent City,
and that while no official an
nouncement had ever been made,
there has been ample unofficial
Information to indicate railroad
construction from Klamath Falls
to the sea.
He lauded the work of the ser
vice clubs and In them placed a
huge Hhare of the burden of pre
serving world peace, explaining
that tnrnugh these club, bus! new
men are brought closer together
throughout the world. He placed
them on an equal with the inter
nut ional congresses, peace con
ferences and the league of Na
tions, the latter of which ho gavfi
especial credit for tho continued
preservation of peace,
the other fruit raising districts of
the northwest are co-operalng, as
Is also the Ktate of Washington
and the state of Oregon. 3 fund
of $-1(1,000 has been alloted for this
purpose, and the complaint to the
Interstate commerce commission
hnH already been drawn and will
be presented at an early date. It
Is hoped to have a decision from
the commission prior to the fruit
season of this year.
If the requested reduction Is oh
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CHICAGO, April 228. m The
League of Wotiiai Voters today ap
j proved the Kellogg plan to outlaw
war. Miss Ku'th Morgan of New
j York voiced the league's attitude
in this language: fc ' . J
"We mean to understand the
I secretary -.of state's proposal for a
general treaty, which shull ru
nounce wnr us an instrument of
of voters
h. c. liarloek. registration
of voters
KutUerine A. Ouddis, reg
istration of voters...,.
L. C. (Sarloclt. registration
of voters
R. K. Nealon, registration
of voters
E. K. Ash. registration of
voters -
Billings Agency, registra
tion of voters
Katherlne A. Caddis, reg
istration of voters
I.. C. (iurlock, registration
of voters
1
4.501
Total - -.
County Auditor.
fl. M. Wiison, salary, co.
. auditor
Health (nil.
Augusta ("Mover, salary
uml expense, co. nurse.. f
I,, D. Inskeep, M.D., Hil
ary and expense, health
officer
, ' Copyright, Fox Xeici :
Mow a plane look) anlvhiB at Murray Hay, Qiiebee, Canada. Thl.i unusual p'lipto wna taken
hy a cameraman who went there i,y airplane for the uHemi)!lnv of ropatr.J.parta " for the trans
AHuntle iilanc. liremen, on tlreenli island, off Ijihrador. f-letury ?hoffH.:u: lUracnc plane:-hovering
over the landing field, preparatory lo makhlK a difficult landlUK- "
policy, we also mean 10 support It i inskeen. M.D.. con
jit wit Iw ii II our atrenKth.". j .tlnKent fund
MIhm Moriran waa chairman nf Loda T. KinK, Falary antl
Ithe department of International I, expense, co. nurse
Ico-oneratlon to urevent war. ller'i Joaephlne Kopiiea, anlary
nm.i-11. rn J, -t( . Mlnilira DrUB Store, sup
inent report passed amidst ap
MIkh Morgan called attention to ! jj. I n n k e e p, .M. I.
Co.. supplies
i Medford Cvileiy. i-uppllea
li.0 Medfuld l-"ur. & Udw. fo..
rtipplies
JO. TO Medford Service Station,
I nervice ,
14.60 Merriman'a II I a c ksmith
I Shop, supplies
1.10'Jno. W. 1'ernoll. supplies..
iAl I'lche, supplies
.00 porter Lumber Co., sup-
! piles -.-
16.20, rtoliinson 4: Meyer, aup-
I plies
10.r.o H-iliinson Tractor Co., sup-
i plies
7.S01 liussell Cruder, .Mf.-:. i'o
' supplies
S5.S0 i. V. Sharp Co.. Mlppliea
! Southern Hacillc Co.. frt.
I Woodbury & Wheeler Co.,
60.00 ' tupplles .
J. D. Ailams & to., sup-
(dies
,r r0 Calif. Oregon I'owiT Co..
" ' , service . ,
V. I.. Childreth, service ....
-35.00'J- A- '"'"n 1'"W,l"r ('
supplies 50.00 ;Eale 1'olnt Hardware.
I supplies
,,- r,0. Oregon Slaie ilwy. Com.,
L ,V fin supplies
' , Portland Oxygen & llydro-
140.70
.70
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plained, are most difficult to trace,, . The total cost of the jubilee
but undoubtedly much is being an- j was nearly $10,000, hut when the
completed along this line of en-j final accounting was made it was
deavor. J found that it
liidiistrinl j to call
Mi. Hood Tnumvay
Kndorsed the plans of the rort
lanil chamber regarding the con-
the great ly Increased Interest of
league members Ifltntornntional
affairs, which . she sutd has
"opened up a great part time pro
fession, that of being expert in for
eign affairs and, effective for
peace."
oil
Home Tel. & T
vice
1. Co., ser-
niCRLIX. April 27 (P) Hi Gus-
was only ncc-esw-ryi struction of a tramway to the top hlinfIt.(l ln Jflnnh" ....,
111'- ri'llll HIIIOI I'll Ul ,111, 11IKIU
tallied, and there Is every nson I jjuildlng of those which
to believe that there Is a good
chance of this action, It will mean
n saving of approximately $i;oo,ooo
per year to the Uogue ltlver val
ley alone, besides giving this dis
trict a better access to the eastern
markets, The complaint drawn
nlong the same lines as the one
presented lust year by the t'allfor
niu shippers, which was recognized
by the ommlssion.
Oil Ktorngis SeciirctI
A sub-committee of this organl-
As was pointed out at the be
ginning o'f the last fiscal year by
a number of members of the
chamber, one of the prime necessi
ties of this section is the acquisi
tion of new industries, and the tip-
now
Convention Policy
The board of directors adopted
the Portland plan for the enter
tainment of conventions, establlsh-
... uwe.t ,or u F...U.I imtl h(.aded by J. A. Hche.er
count rioH in their h finds. Thru
their efforts wars will soon only
last for not more than 10 days,
when In the olden days they con
tinued oft times for 30 years.
Airplanes, with poisonous gases
and bombs will soon be able to
destroy largo cities In a remark
ably short time. He; also ex
plained tho formation of treaties
and declared that every war be
gins In the plastic minds of chil
dren, who early fn life must be
taught the horrors of conflict.
' Tho luiHincMM inn n nf veul it-
years, he continued, was rewarded ! co-operation.
as a mean, penurious individual,
who knew not the meaning of
kind words, but saw only busi
ness In all of his endeavors. In
those days, said Mr. Wiley, he
whh regarded as a human worm.
a. -, renin i khuiv com rum iu i
successful in Inducing the
Hlandard Oil company of Califor
nia to erect a atorage tank for
smudge oil In the Medford district.
It has been felt for many years
that such ah Installation Is a great
necessity, and it is Indeed gratify
ing to report that the tank has
been Installed and is now In use.
As a means of insuring the growers
of this valley against any possible
oil shortage during the frost sea
son, this tank has been a valuable
addition to Medford, and the
Standard Oil company Is entitled
to much credit for Its spirit of
Department of Agriculture
This committee, hellevlng that
an' efficient department of agricul
ture Is an absolute necessity In the
state of Oregon, has pledged itself
lo work for legislation which will
create such a department during
present day business man. on' the coining legislate session. A
whose shoulders depends a large t bill has already been drawn., and
share of the nation's prosperity, considerable effort on the past of
Among Ills outstanding works are; the committee will be directed
the facts that he provides em- along this Mile during the coining
ployment, endows schools, builds year.
cities, provides markets for agri- j Conclusion
culture, supports all civic move-! (.n.aUnn (f tn (l((m.
ineuiH, ami in no, is u i.vpicai
chamber of commerce member.
Outside of Mr. Wiley, the only
other speakers of the evening
were seeley V. Hall, who spoke
on Medford's needs of a new air
port and C. T. Huker, chamber
secretary, who In a few brief
words, reviewed tho accomplish
ments of tho Medford Chamber
of Commerce
The meeting was opened by
President John C. Mann, who
turned It over to Toastnmster
LouIh Clrieh, who war In charge
Uifflf the meeting was adjourned.
The dinner, which consisted of
strictly Medford products, was
made more enjoyable by music
f u rn ished by M ed Tord Klks' ba n d
nnd later during the evening, seve
ral selections wore rendered by
the Masonic quartette, com posed
of Messrs Howard, Mi'Oonouh,
Hhockley and Meeker, us well as
by James Stevens, baritone, and
by Margaret Huntoon Williamson,
soprano. Miss Alma Lawrence
was the accompanist
The menu consisted of Hurt loll
pears, Colonial rolls by Flubrer,
(lold Medul butter by Mulder's
dairy, radishes, green onions,
mlttee. ami the consequent co
ordination of effort of the three
punt. hinting organizations, there
seems to be a much better feeling
between the various elements con
cerned, based upon mutual under
standing of the others' problems.
There is undoubtedly a great fu
ture In store for this committee,
If it functions along proper lines.
It. has broadened the scope of your
chamber of commerce and brought
It In contact with the elements of
prosperity in the Uogue Uiver val
ley, t'ndoubledty. HtUH will see o
great deal of good accompnuneu
have. Among the more Important
needs Is the necessity for canning
facilities for n portion or the fruit
crop. During the past year two or
ganizations have invest igat ed this
district with the Idea of etsablish
Ing a cannery here, and in lint h
cases it has been found that it will
bo necessary to further develop nn
acreage of smaller fruits. herrlcM,
etc., In order t hat such a plant
may operate during a major por
tion of the year, In both instances
tin chamber of commerce assisted
In preparing the data for presenta
tion to the interested companies,
making u survey of the needs and
opportunities for a cannery, which
surveys have been filed with the
interested companies and may
prove valuable as the facilities for
cannery operations here are ex
panded. C-ompIctc Survey Xccdtil
In order to fully and efficiently
present the case of the Medford
area to any prospective Industrial
plants, a thorough Industrial sur
vey of the community is an abso
lute necessity, and plans are at
present being perfected for the
carrying out of such a survey. The
Medford I. Ions club has offered tlv
services of Us entire personnel In
preparing such a survey, which is
a gigantic task, and within the
next year It is expected to have on
filf- all of the necessary informa
tion which might Interest anyone
considering Medford as u location
for an industrial plant.
Along the line of Industrial de
velopment It might be well to de
vote more attention to the upbuild
ing of present Industrial plants
wherever possible. it would not
seem consistent to Invite the con
struction of new plants when the
Industries already here might not
be in he best condition, and t he
first consideration should be to see
that all Industrial plants now In
existence ure on a sound basis, and
then diligently seek new ones.
Publicity
The publicity work of the cham
ber lias been under the direction
of Karl c. (Jnddls, and his com
mittee has been composed of II. 1..
Hromley, Walter 11. l.everette and
Herb (irey. This committee has
functioned along many II m s In
lli'-j per cent of their total pledge,
as the deficit amounted to less
than Stouu. The jubilee brought
much publicity to Medford, over
jooo column inches of newspaper , UK policy of assisting In every
! space being devoted to the affair j possible way the holding of con-
in papers tnrougtiout the I'aetlic j ventlons In Oregon, but favorlns
('ast. ; the registration feov.plan of financ-
Itlue (irass Distribution 1 log rather than to have the funds
Co-operating with the Medford i supplied by, local business men.
Ki-ulty board and the Hanb y-1 Community Chest
Hoover ranch, over 1000 half- i The Community Chest commit
pound packages of the famous Poaltee, headed by Howard Scheffel,
Hulbosa, or winter blue grass, were mudo it very thorough investlga
distrihutcd throughout tho Culled I lion of the feasibility of a Com
States and Canada, bringing many
Inquiries regarding Medford and
this wonderful p r o d u e t' of the
Hague Uiver valley. - :
Irrigation Districts'
Karly In 1327 your chamber of
commerce w a s instrumental in
bringing the Oregon congressional j mcrec, through the board of dl
d'cleation to MedTord for the pur-1 rectors, has gone on record as op
pose of investigating tin various j bs d to the proposed $3 automo
irrigatlon districts In southern Ore- "lie license, which will be voted on
munlty chest in Medford. nnd after
titiis investigation the- cflmmittee
recommended that the Community
chest activity be not included in
the chamber program for 192S.
$:i I-li-eiLse Tax
Tho Medford chamber of com-
gon, looking to federal aid on these
projects. This action was taken in
co-operation with the Southern
Oregon Hunkers' association.
.Membership Campaign
The membership and finance
campaign for tho three-year pro
gram was carried out last spring
by a most active anil efficient com
mittee under the leadership of J.
C. Thompson, A. M. On and C. A.j
Swlgart. The total subscription
was sufficient to carry out the pro-i
gram of the chamber for the last j
year, but will need to be Increased j
somewhat to ten re for the needs of
litH. The chamber has. nt thej
present time, a total of 3fiG mem-
hers. , t
Another membership campaign
was carried on by members of the!
j realty board and the proceeds-front'
i this campaign were used in the
! local advertising campaign' con-'
j ducted by tho realtors,
i IjocuI Products
During the year the chamber has
the coming election
Honolulu Convention
A. 10. orr represented the cham
ber at the annual meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce of the
I'nlted States, western division,
held at Honolulu last winter.
North l'iiiMina Highway
The board of directors endorsed
Schurman. tho American nmbassa
dor, tonight, the Cieiman reply to
Hecretary Ke Hogg's ant I-war pro
posal. iA C.ItANDE. Ore., April 28
vP) The Rowmnn-Hicks Lumber
company will resume operations in
the suwmJU here and in the. log
ging camps In- Wallowa county on
Tuesday, May 1. The company
liua been inactive since last Octo
ber. About 250 men will be em
ployed here and 200 iit the woods.
One eight-hour shift will begin operations.
. Joposcil Cluingc of Zone
Ordinance.
The City Planning Commlsnloti
proposes a revision of the present
zoning ordlnnnce Iu which the pres
ent L's Zone IV (Seml-nubllc
would be combined with the pres
ent Zone H, and park would be
Included In Zone I.
The L'se Districts would then be
as follows: .
Class I Residence Single family
dwellings, parks and playgrounds.
CIiihh II Residence (Including
I) Apurtments of all classes except
as redistrlcted by the building or
dinance, public and semi-public
buildings, churches, schools, hos
pitals, mortuaries, etc.
Class HI Retail business (In
cluding 1 nnd II).
I r ll..n, T '.
house bill .No. J1770. appropriating I nollKe' ' '
S3O0.000 for the' completion of thej CUlsa y Prosont Zone VI: ImlllH
S'ortb Cinpqim highway, complet- 'trla.
Ing the road from Roseburg to! It Is proposed to extend the lim
Diumond lake. . Its of Cue Districts II, III, IV and
Petition of Intervention V, subject to the approval of the
The board authorized tho filing ' property holders in the districts af
of a petition of intervention in the . ft(;f(1
.. , t ' 'ass I All of Humphrey-An-
vt.iiniiin.uiMi in. t(lrpM. AilHitln iiinl tliininhvuv.
stamps
I.. 1J. Inskeep, M.D., sal
ary advanced for March
Total -
Surveyor's Office.
C. Z. Hoyden, expense,
, deputy surveyor
Lillian Puhl, salary, ste
nographer B. Seaman, salary, chath-mnn
10.10
lO.OOj
50.00
676.20 ;
25.12
175.00
47.50
Total .t 1H2.H0
Scaler of Wola-lils and Measures.
D. T. Lawton, salary, seal
er of weluhts and meas-
' ures
Waler Master.
Kred X. CumminKS, salary,
watormasier S
Fred N. CummlhKs, ex
pense, watermasler
Wilbur M. Darhy, salary
and expense, nst. waler
master
Lillian I'uhl, Halary, ste
nographer Bine Print Shop, supplies
Chief 1)lslurs!nf? t'lerk,
dept. of interior, aerv
- ico
Dally News, supplies
Klockor Printery, fiuppliu
.Medford Hook Store, supplies
supplies
Co. of Calif., sup-
nllea -
Southern I'ac. Co.. freight
J. U. Adams & Co., sup
plies Calif. Oregon Power Co.,
servlee
J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
nnlies .
I Sain A. Kozer. seey. of
ion SO' stale, truek licenses
iF.rnest Lnnnley. tools
3r, pa Southern Oregon J-.lee.trie.
; supplies ;- ,
m oo Southern I'ac. Co.. freight
: w.io.ll.urv & Wheeler Co..
supplies
C. C. Honrt, rupplies
J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
. supplies -
lli,.L,Lr .C- Iliekok. SUP-
1 lilies
iEdward K. Webber.
I trucks 11. 8a i. 50
1.09
1.7R
1.32
10.21
4I75
3.29
21S.74
6H 35
27.15
40.34
62.00
62. SO
K.10
10.59
7.35
14.06
14.08
62.00
25. 65
9.69
3.00
10. (10
47.30
1.G0
G1.82
ft.SU
Total
iiittix;K i-Txn
1 William Kdens, labor $
T7.70 Lyal Hurt man, bridge enr-
I penter -
35.00 Wesley Hurtmau, foreman
13.ii! 1 State Industrial Accident
i Comm.. Insurance
,$18,690.1 L
1 1.97
14.97
4 4.72
2.39
6.45
t
Total $
Ilstrlct Attorney.
W. J. Looker, salary, ste
nographer $
Geo. W. Xeilson, salary,
deputy dlst. atty
A. W. Pipes, office rent....
Amelia C. Mitzen, work in
dist. ntty's oflt;e
Calif. Oregon Ifbwer Co.,
sev vine
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser
vice - ,
Marshall Pig. Co., supplies
Office Stationery & Sup
ply Co., supplies
Total ...
18.22
Crauc-IUirns-rnilroad, at the solid
talion of the Public Service Co pi
mission of Oregon.
The foregoing Is but a brief and of Queen Ann
incomplete analysis of the wording Hlock M; all
of your chamber of commerce dur
ing the past year, and it is Imped
that this report will suffice to show
to the membership that your in
vestment in your chamber of coni-
373. 8&
State Industrial Accident Insurance
State Industrial Accident
t om., insurance, peace
officers
. mm LICKXSK FI I
F. "W. Swingle, sheep kill
ed by dogs $
Archie L. Ferns', sheep
Kiugitt Addition, tn tit part or Min-;n. F. Swingle, sheep kill
rise Home Park and Laurelhurst j f f ed. by dogs
itojuinniK raicr j-hkc . venue; an
241.70 i Total ......-$
12.50 I . M AKKKT llO.I IH NO
1.20 ! R. M. Kent, chalnmun
! H C Miller, naroll .....
Wm. Perry, payroll
V. W. Rankin, payroll
John E. Smith, payroll
Lester K. Smith, transit
man Roland. A. Smtlh, rodinan
Stale Industrial Accident
Comm., insurance
C. F. Carter, supplies
E. B. Day, right of way....
Gold Hill Hdw. & Imp.
Co., supplies ,
D. C. Straus, right of way
iGaddis & Dixon, supplies..
12 r,5l Shell Co. of Calif., sup
2 -40 plies
J. A. Hitterling, right of
way
W. K. Rutler, right of way
0. W. Daley, right of way
Wm. Perry, right of wuy.,
1. M. Philbrook, right of
way
Southern Pac. Co., freight
Tomlin Itox Co.. supplies..
'Truscon Steel Co., supplies
Ira Drake, posts
Truscon Steel Co., sup
plies '
r
Cll.Ofi
12 5.00
150.00
40.00
31.25
8.20
4. OEi
6.00
12.00
ti.00
tie vote lconsidcrahlc attention to mere
Increasing the use of Mcdford ; desir
products in Meilford. Although no
intensive drive was conducted, ef
forts have been made in Individual
cases to assist the manufacturers
in their local distribution. Spe
cific instances may be iled in the
effort to extend the use of local
lumber In Medford buildings, and
increase the use of Knight's catsup.
Addition, (excepting
property adjoining
Kant M a I n St reet fro m Cot luge
Street Kast: all property adjoin
ing Myrtle Street; Hlorks 1, 2, 3.
8, 15, 14, and part of lilooks 7
and 9 of Imperial Addition, and
ill property Kast and South t hern-
It is the of to the City Limits; all property
bv the executive commltt
! commerce nnd agriculture.
I .and Sctllcment
The greatest aiild to the land
j settlement program d u r I n g the
j past year has been furnished by
j that efficient organization, the
Medford liealty hoard, under the
leadership of Walter II. l.everetle.
! who has also been on the dheetn
: rate of the chamber. The realty
j board has co-operated with the
chamber to the fullest extnt, and
la majority of the credit for the
laud settlement work which has
! been done, Is due hat organization.
baked Itogue River salmon. Aiuile- During the past year, the chain
gato Netted Gem potatoes, string ! her of commerce has answered
bearis canned by the Rogue Uiver i over Oooo Imiulries regarding land,
valley cannery, llngue River prices, soil conditions, etc.. In the
catsup, made by Knight's Catsup; Rogue Uiver valley. Most of these
works. Gold Seal Ice Cream by ' Inquiries have come direct to the
the Jackson County creamery, ! oft ice, ami emi Hirers have been
coke by the Medford hotel, after supplied with printed matter and
dinner wafers hv ltucklugham's, i nersonal letters regarding this sec-
clgnrs by Lew UuUes. table deco
rations by the Rogue Valley Floral
company and dining room deco
rntions by Cleveland and Hurke.
Committees In charge of the
dinner were as follows;
Arrangements by the Chamber
of Commerce, Louis I'lrlch, chair
man. Dinner, by the KUvunfs club.
Vernon H. Vawter. chairman.
Ticket sales by the Itotary club,
Clyde En kin. chnlrman.
Decorations by the Lions club.
W. C. Jrew, chairman.
Ushers, by the Crater club.
Cole Holmes, chairman.
Th(t programs for the evening
were furnished by the Tomlin
Hox company, through John Tom
lin nnd were printed by Marshall
nn thin pine boards. Tickets were
also furnished by Tomlin and were
printed by K locker on short
lcnKfhn of wood.
Tho report of the retiring presi
dent of tho chamber, J. D. UusseM.
made Inst night nt the annual home
firodnctji dinner of the chamber at
Hotel Medford. wn nn analysis of
the great work done durlnc the
flscnl year ending April 1st by the
tinmber. and the many things ac
complished for the clty'R nnd Coun
ty's advancement during thnt pe
riod, wan an follows:
Agriculture anil Tninsimrtiumn The land settlement work Is one
Under this hending, the execti- of the most Important parts of the
tlv committee 6f commerce nnd chamber program, nnd will be con
agriculture wnsrganljeed, with the( tlnued during the coming year as n
following personnel: Chntnhcr of, major iQ'jcct on the program of
Commerce i. a otmrvi, wjw
i tion. A conscientious erfoit has
been made by the office staff to
supply aciuiate and up-to-date in
formation in all cases, and many
good prospects have resulted from
i the personal letter campaign.
Tourist Contact
During the summer lourlst sea-
I son. tn co-operation with the slate
! chamber of coin merer, an effort
i as
I quarters, and to tell them of the
advantages of the Rogue River
j valley and tregon. During the
' season at least liam) tourists were
so contacted, a number of which
have located in the Medford dis
trict. The tourist contact work was
under the supervision of C. Gar
lock, local representative of the
Oregon State Motor assoelatlon.
who has charge of the Information
. bureau ot the chamber building.
Results Obtalncil
It Is most difficult to determine
exactly what results have been ob
tained from the hind settlem'eni
but definlt
of promoting community advertising,
the most important of which are
enumerate ibis follows:
Med l on I Hook let
Practically nine months were
utilized in gathering data and pho
tographs for the publication of a
Medford booklet. 50.000 of which
are now in the process of publi
cation. The new booklet will be
almost entirely composed of pic
tures, with statistical data and per
tinent facts -interspersed. The
work 1m being done In he roto
gravure process, and the prelimi
nary proofs indicate a most satis-1
factory work. These booklets will
be distributed through the regular
channels, chambers of commerce
throughout the country .travel hu
reous, railway Immigration offices,
etc. A supply will, of course, be
kept on hand at the chamber head
quarters for distribution to tourists
visiting Medford. The first ship
ment of the booklets is expected
to be on ham1, not later than
May 1.
Radio Publicity
Your t'humher of commerce has,
for the past year, been contribut
ing to the maintenance' of the local
radio broadcast ing station, K.MED,
nnd has ullllred the facilities of
the station whenever the opportu-
made to ontact all tourists nity has presented Itself. During
ho t ame to the chamber head-j the fall and winter football game.
Drinking Fountain the
With the completion ot the new
Medford water system, a drinking
fountain was e r e c t e d near the
chamber to demonstrate to t he
tourist the excellence of Medlord's
water. The fountain is most at
tractive, and was built through he
co-opearlon of ihe city of Mednl'rd.
Itogue Hler Valley Traffic
Association
The chamber of commerce has J to have
co-operated fully with the Rogue . properly,
Uiver Valley Traffic uHsodnt inn.
an organization of the fruit ship
pers of the district. This organi
zation has undertaken a large
j number of projects looking toward
I the improvement of the fruit In
dustry, among w h i c h might be
mentioned freight rate reduction,
standardization of box sizes, re
frigeration investigation, growers'
(rust fund leclslat ion. extension of
markets, surveys of shipments by
varieties and as to distribution, co
operative buying of packing prod
ucts and numerous other:;. C. C.
I.emmon Is president of the traffic
assoeial ion. which holds meetings
each week, anil is doing a great
ileal for the fruit industry here.
City Hall Campaign
I" n d e r the leadership of the
board of directors of the chamber.
and materially assisted by repre
sentatives of the service clubs, the
campaign for the city hall bond
issue was carried. An
"get out the vote" activity was the
means used in this effort.
has been Justified
ot your omrcrs and ill- included In the area bounded by
rectors to expend your investment, the following streets and alleys:
in a manner which will bring -Columbus Avenue, the alley be
credlt upon the city and upon the tween Fourth and Second Streets,
mganl'ation. and your criticisms. Jhe alley hot ween Morey s . At di
. . tion and Bungalow Addition, Went
your suggestions and your Mairf Street: all property adjoin-
are welcomed at alt times. ' ing. South Onkd.ilu Avenue. Park
After a very thorough survey of street, Whitman Avenue, , from
the membership of the chamber, Kleventh Street south, and King
President John C. Mann has made : Street trom alley in lilock .2, New
following commute
nu'nts for the coming
has been exercised in selecting the
members of t he var.t us commit -'
Total 24.00
' GK.VEJtAL COL'XTY l'l'.M)
Free Employment Ilurcau.
Chris Gottlieb, s a 1 a r y.
maintain: ng free emp.
bureau $ 12.50
Miscellaneous Kxpcn.se.
Sec. of Jacksonville cham
ber of commerce, dona
tion to Jacksonville mu
seum , :...$ 300.00
Court House Kxpcii.sc-.
F. F; Hurk. expense $ 11.00
Hall Paint Co., expense.... .JJ5
Medford Hook Store, fur
niture 38.50
Modern Plumbing & Sheet
Meial Co., expense 24.00
Off tee Ktfithmei-v Kun.
ply Co.,-funiture 9.00
Rogue Uiver Lumber Co.,
expense 10.20
C. M. Thomas, advance for
furniture 105.00
0. D. Worlcyt labor 14.50
100.09
128.40
65.37
B8.C5
9.97
150.00
140.09
11.24
4.22
150.00
fl.lS
12a.no
22.Kti
53.20
100.00
30,00
20.U0
60.00
200.00
53.03
12.&0
150.4 3
20.00
4C.73
appoint- town .- it u it ion south; also all pron
r. Care 'rt' adjoining Stewart Avenue foi
, i approximately juu leei norm ana
south ot same.
.C In K.i II All nrnneetv nnt inclnrl.
tees, and each group represents "h t y.M,w. i in iv i.n. v
some of (be best talent available! Class III Annroximatelv nil of! Total $
In that particular line of work. It, tho original town except P.locks Removal Kxpenso.
is the idea of the president and 4s, 49, M. fi2, 60. tfl, 02, US, 70, Eads Transfer & Storage
directors to have only a limited:"!. - T3..-T4. 75. 77. SO, 81. K2. Co., expnie
f,iiitl . and part or mocks 3, 64, 65 and ' nnn-niwii,
ui, uiflu tin iniHi'i) .iiijoiiuii
Uivorside Avenue from the North
City Limits to Lloyd Street; also
Total
SPECIAL ROAD
KoaI District No. 3.
Wm. Perry, payroll
State Industrial Accident
Comm., Insurance
J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
supplies
Oaddis Si Dixon, supplies..
H. C. Meehem. supplies....
W. C. C-lements. supplie-;.,.
J, A.. Denn Powder t'o.,
supplies
Eagle Point Hardware,
supplies
Total ' ,
Road District No. 7.
V. V. Rankin, payroll $
Slate Industrial Accident
Comm., insurance
J. A. Denn Powder Co.,
supplies
Shell Co. of Calif., supplies
Total
SI. 716.04,
DISTRICTS
050.30
13.43
15.00
37.60
ti.r
39.75
36.43
27.20
$ 726.50
2S3.U4
7.4S
143.20
69.10
number of committees.
closely the program of work, and).
ich committee function
Dr. G. A. Gitzen. salary.
herd inspector $
Fair Ground r.xpeitsc,
It is believed that the; llu. property at the intersection ! First Insurance Agency
following appointments will lulfill ; of Stewart Avenue and South Uiver
these nualiffraiions: side Avenue; property near the In-
Agrlcultui e Paul A. Scherer, ' tersection of McAndrews Hoad and
chairman; IM White. Cole Holmes, i North Central Avenue; property
La ii d settlement ronnnitte. 'adjoining East Jackson Street from
Walter H. Leverette. chairman; l lVm;i,v'', htrtl,,t
Dave Itosenbere, Clen Arnspiger, ( '
Clen Arnspiger,
c. A. Wing, J. c. Haines.
Industrial committee V e r n o n
II. Vawter, chairman; J. C. Carle,
.1. C. Thompson. I. E. Schuler.
Industrial survey K. L. Scott,
chairman; I Jons club.
Publicity committee Earl C.
Caddis, chairman; Carl A. Swlgart.
W. G. Drew, A. A. Hayden, H. L.
Hromley.
Airport committee S e e 1 e v V.
west to P. f E.
properly on the
East Main Street
Street to Genesee
from Almond
Street.
Class IV Property adjoining the
S. P. tracks from north of Jackson
Street to a . point near McAndrews
Hoad. and from Tenth Street South
to u point near Stewart Avenue.
Class V The nresent mill dis
trict In the north end of the city.
and the tract lying east of the
Riddle Road.
Maps showing the- exact extent
of the radio publicity program has
been the interchange of radio fa
cilities with station KOIL. at Coun
cil llluffs, Iowa, a station of :iumi
watts power, operated by the Monti
Motor Oil company. Tin inter
change has been effected by the
i,i-.,,i.i,i,i..i in,. i. ...... ..
between Hit
hour each
hn Moffatt
Hitter business bureau J. D.
Intensive! usseii. chairman: Ii. It. Strang.
I red iteath, Sr.. Wm. Isaacs, H. E.
Marsh.
Fair committee J. W. Wake
field, chairman: H. O. Frnhbaeh.
S. S. Smith. C. A. Swlgart, Wm.
I Clemenson.
! Radio committee Wm. Gates.
ited at the fair grounds. Tukinn chame i rn:U' nmn- Clayton Isaacs. Morris
!of the campaign for this measure:! Eennard. Karle Davis. A. H. Miller.
pan ! the hoard of dire.tois has sue-! r"''" committee Wm. S. Pol
Hall, chairman: Larry Mann. Floyd of the proposed Use Zones may be
Hart. M. N. Hogan. Clvde Eakin. (seen at the .Chamber of Commerce
Retail trade committee Howard 1 nil(1 ,no Hal1- Kemonstrnnees
V. Scheffd. chairman; Wm. Lvdi- "K'tlnst the proposed changes will
ard. Elmer Wilson, C. A. Meeker. ' m'"ld at the regular meeting of
be held at S p. m., Monday, M;'V
14th, 102S. , 41
inc., tin ma. premium
on fair bldgs $
Jas. , Ricks, salary, care
taker D. O. Modrell. salary,
truckdriver
Shell Co. of Calif., expense
Ed Stitwell, salary, truck-driver
213.05' Total - 5 )tl3.tiH
itoni limine?. .o. is,
John E. Smith, payroll $
2.G5' IL Dsenberry, labor....
I State Industrial Accident
f Comm.. insurance
134.00; C- I Cartor, supplies
t; ait it is & nixon, supplies..
Gold Hill Hdw. & Imp. Co.
supplies
142.50
60.00
10.00
10.45
10.00
232.95
146.07
17.45
h
iliM-knn Cmitily I'air
tinmiui-ts uml ntht-r pul-lic func- TIh- ih;imlt-r hn.s rn-oin-ratt'il
tlotiM wt-ri- liron.li-ast to tin- iionvl- j with tht- .lai-k-nin t'ounty Katr as
of thin ami. ii ml li-tti-rs rrii -i-il j .-aii-lallon In lis i-ffoit to nlnnln th.'
followlnc tin-Hi. In-nn. leasts Imlli ati-1 (ini--inill lovy for 1-iilMini; miriioM-M
Hint tm-y w-t-ri- Ki-i-atty uppri-i'
ly tin- in-arliy ltsti-m-rs.
1'i-rhatis tho most yahtaMi-
-il.-
Hu
ll nil
I K-'r. i-ahirnian:
Kalnlrk.
Man- Jarnitn, (lli-h
I In pl.n-lim tin- im.muro
uioi ioi- int- .iav primal' i-m. i
i-ainpalmi will In- i-onilurti-.l i ii.-vi,.., ,.,n. ; T" ....
to asvisi lit rurryini: tin- mrnsurv 1 iH-,',.,..h , ,,r" " 1
at tin- polls. Uairt T .. "I'uato t.ulay
l.lotIS C.illli-llll.ni . iiiuiiik in.-ii
Th,- ,. I ..... , - .... ... ri- .-.liai.-. Wl'li-
mi, ln Mam.,. ,v,.;.: , :!"'''" :n,,i: wi,i i-oi-
..... ii, in ii, mi ii.-i ... iint.imii a iinanrial i-oll-
proKriini, l-nl ni-fliiHi- iiiforination nonr i-m-n mi-i-k. I lio Mi tlfonl tnt-tition to tin- i oni-'ntion fuiul.
In on fll' a tn lln- M'lt li-nn-nt of i proiiram ran In- In-aril ovi-r KOII: Tniffli- llin-i-iur
K,!l raliiltli-i, ilurltiK tin- past i-ni. from 10:3-1 to II p. in., i-.-htr.il routrlliuli-il
It Im hiifi- to ."ay that at l-'iist thri-i- Manilal-i! tiini-, i-arh Tm-silay nlnht.lnani
tlnu-s Ihul miniia-r liavo lorati-il In Kfill. Im om- of tin- most popular
i-urato ri-i-oiil Is olitalnalilo. thru j Ntiitlonn In tho niiilillt- ni--t, uml
i-iirni- ri-i-oril is oli-alnahli-, thi-onuti i i-a.-h wi---k t lioiiianil. of llsti-ni-r-,
tin- regular rhanli'-ln. 'in that s--i-tlon of ihi- country an
writ. Im ro.ultn, at liua been i-x-
lolil i-jiln- ariauiii-ini-iil-t. tin tin
various Julilli-o i-onnnltti-i-a tln-n-Wi-ro
noun- TO husitii-Hs mi-n of tin--lly.
iin,l nlso Honn of tho nu-intn-rii
of tin- tln-atrr Moilfonl i-lllh, who
cuiiit-il out lh ilciull, et the plum.
Notice ot AiixiiiitjlH-tit of Atlmlnl.s
i tnilor.
In tho County Court of tho Stnte
of Uri'uon In ami for tho County
i of Jaokion.
In tho .Mattor of th" Kstatn of
Cioorm- V. Marker. llO(-oik.ioil.
I Nolloo In hori-hy ;lvon that tho
unilorslKtioi! ha hoon iluly nppolnt-
oil anil- hn.-, ftuatifioil iim mlminlK
I trator of tho .-stato of tho ahovo
nann-it iloeem-nt, ami nil pornons
huvlnu claim UKalnst sahl estato
aro horohy tllrootoil tn prt-sont same
I properly vorlfli-il In tho manner
proviiloil l,y law. to tho umlor-iiRii-eil,
at tho offli-p of 1-'. J. Newman.
In tho Palm nullilliiR. Medford.
OreRon. within Mix months from tho
date of tho first publication of this
notico.
Rents divided turn ... . ...,.,..' "" "!- H" "r pu'-licat or
after 11. i t ., . proups of , , March Jim. A. D.
aliel llu-ir il-foat. to i-scaiii- mir-'m...
,'sult. Tho f.-doral otiln-i-u n.,,-1.,,. I ' t. ... ....s..
...ii. , , , , , . . ,,. ,.ii ,iu,. o.
lor at Matn I ihi.m. Inn l,, I,.,..
and Klversl.le iiurlnu tin- tourist I suivents were sliin
season. , l,it.p,i
tin-mill, the- sum. Macajlm- ! ... .
Tin- eliainl-i-r sul-s- i ill to jn WASIIIN'C.TO.V. April 3S. (!)
copies of this pill-llealliin. which A tl.lliMrlpt of Unlieit V. Htew-wot-o
used for ilistrllnii ion ihrouvh-j i'I"k tostlinony heforo tho son
out tho country, .j Kti'X -Teapot Homo cominlltoo last
Tcimis Touninmitit i Tu.w.l.iy was forwarded hy Chair
lionaie.l cup for t.io Southern tnan Nye today to John V. Kocko
Orvuun TtHiiils touinumenl. I feller, Jr., for Ilia infurnmtlon.
.is. Ill)
326.70
H5.T5
300.09
1.17.25
COS.. 11
10.471
103.27
of
toward
traffic illrei
the
overlook :
more in
was not !
Administrator of the estate of
(Jeorp-e V. l'.arker. deceased.
t tii m -oriiT I'ltiMcrniNns
tContlnuod from Thursday,
April 12
KU-ctlon Fiiens.
, Ashlnnd RoKistor. i-j-
j pense $
Ashland TiilinRs, i-xpenso,.
U C. Ourluck, registration
Tolnl
tlKXKll.M, IttlAf) KI XK
Thos. Uoseherry, master .
mechanic S 1ST. 25
K. O, Morrifield. electric
ian 124.7 5
Win. Ilruin, payroll 7.-.1.4S
V. J. IturbidKO, meehunic 124. 7-
Itobt. Kinney, hliicksmith
helper
I. yul llartnian, helper
Wesley liartman, helper..
K. K. .lenklns. machinist..
II. O. Miller, payroll
I). II. .Modioli, heliier
IS. II. Morse, l-lacksmlth..
Wm. ferry, payroll
t.oren Prock. mechanic...
I.tlllan I'uhl. stenoKrapher
. W. Knnkln. payroll
It. J. KinnlmrKcr, mo-
chanic
Paul I:. Hynnini:. county
enpineer
H. 1,. Seurs. mechanic
John K. Smith, payroll
U. . Dusenherry, labor....
Kd stlllwoll. holm-r
Jack Thrasher, payroll
Karl I'lrich, payroll
State Industrial Accident
Comm.. insurance
Ashland Iron Works, sup
plies Auto Supply & Parts Co..
supplies
Illlle Print Shop, supplies
C. K. Carter, supplies
Davis- - Davis, service ...
J. A. Ilenn Powder Co..
supplies
l'x.-hanto Tire Co., sup
plies Fred Kick, supplies
C. I-J. tiates Aulo Co., sup
plies ..
Cold Hill Hdw. & Imp. Co.
supplies
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser
vice llubhard Pros., supplies ...
Kloeker Printery, supplies
I. it troll Parts Co.. supplies
Medronl Patt.-ry .t i:iec-
tric Co., Mippiies
Medford P.iMik Store, sup
plies Medford Concrete Conat.
Total
BOrXTY.
F. L. neiliiififleld
L. II. Jewell
Herman Walter
A. 1!. Richoy
Isaac Smith
Chas. MannlnK :
W. A. Cox
C. W. Metlrew
K. 11. Kims
Minnie Stnub
Charles Lindsay
I.ucy Gardener
A. I.. Kromlinc
1.. Kromlinc
rt. Colwell
A. Griffin
M. Conley
I.. HtlKhoH
Plillilps
I.. HaKsdnle.
t:. Smith
Itoherl Rdsall ...
C. I. Patton
ii2.:
77.341
ti7.3tij
na.70
475.15
71. 4
137.25
4X5.16!
'JHS! Anion RIiik :
Hnrley Hall
A. T. Hoothby
C. A. Whelpley
W. II. Ferguson....
Mlllroy Charley ....
1.. Murtin
W. 11. Scholer
H. C. Mow
jj Klhert C. Davis
1-15 63 oeum
. 'n . Mrs. Mary C. Fry..
Hen Uswnld
as 36' Theodore AvRerls ..
A. 1,. KromllnR
:a o5l F. I,. HediiiRfield..
Kmil I nR.-r
64 55 i A. I). Moore
'nn; v. V. SllUlts
8 4f, j W. A. White
6.25' F. J. Rippey
lOerald Hurk
(-.IU K. C. Parlletr!
, Fre-1 Savaco . .
25.1 S P. D. Prince
3.(10 : Hon M. P.amsillll ...
Urtha It. Charley
26. IS ' R.Pllilll.s
It. M. Conlev
1S.31 W. H. Swain
-1. W. I'.Iiir
! 70! Clyde Smith
44.24 Mahle UwlnRS
14.00 1 W. F.. Dawson
I S.H.'i I Uuv Waddell .. .
I William Struuhe ....
36. so :
! Total
S.50
1S.J1
-
297.J6
3.I--9 -
3.0?!
3.00
3.00
3.10
3.110
is. on
3.00
3.00
3. U0
6.00
0.00
n.oo
12.00
is. oo
3.00
6.00
6.00
24.00
12.00
11.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
0.00
12.00
6. no
3.00
J.o
'J.nd
3.00
9.00
3.00
6. no
3.00
3.00
3.on
n.oo
3.00
3.00
.1.00
9.00
3 on
3 no
6. on
6.00
6.00
6 00
6 00
09.00
3 on
3 00
3.01)
6.nn
3.1-0
. I34:.inu
DBLUMA STEVEXs mkvkr:
County Clerli,
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