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BEDFORD M ATL TKTBUXE, METDFOTID, OK KAON". MONDAY, "APRIL 30, 1928.
PLAY FOR SHRINE HIGHWAY BOARD
DANCE ON MAY G SUIT INTERESTS
I Hiiro Id ZundH wore i-nllem at
(the Jl. H. Fox homo TueKtluy.
K. V- Curt er of the First Nu
j Clonal Hunk of AuMaml, Fred
IN'elll und N. Bute also of AhIi
' lund. enjoyed u iluy of picnic-
Iiik und fishing ut iMke Creek on 1
NVdm'fduy.
Weekly Foreign News Review
!
! Fninel Mokell
end ((lent of
In
Wuh th week-!laHt
Fulfilling the dn-nma of the j
inotd nmhltinuN tluiuera, fumt'H ,
now tho announcement mm mu
HhrlnciH have rnKuged the Herb
Wi-ifliuft ItiunHwirk ItcmrdliiK or-i-htHtru
of New York City to furn
ish the niUHic at their dunce to he
held May !th, Wednesday evening,
Oriental Gardens.
Thin In to ho u public dance, the
Shrinem feelink' that thin will he
Ihe hist ojiortunily for Hiine lime
to dance, w ith such excellent
mu.-dc. A v'iy large crowd iti ex
pected. Those whit enjoy Mift. unoihintf
syncopation played in the oiiKinal
Vledueft nmnner, will find tlielr
desires Krtititied with tho appear
ance, of liertt ami iuh nuiuum
ItruiiKwick iccordlnK orche.stru.
and it is expected t hat hundreds
of dance faiiH wilt he on hund u
greet the hoys who provided nin-h
delightful diince rytlnn on their
Initial tour of tho rueifio const
last seusnn.
For the past ten yearn Wiedoeft's
orchestra hitH heen a real feature
of hoth theatre and ballroom pro
K.rnnm throuKhuut t h o I'lilted
.SlaleH. Year after year they have
found Instant favor and added
greatly to their rcpututlon for the
host in dance rendition. Accord
ing to Herb Wicdoeft, director of
the orchestra, Ihey are more than
eager this year to display their
wares to local patrons and every
one who attends thin dance on May
the ninth at the Oriental tiardeus,
In n hsu red of an evening of uu
' diluted pleasure.
I'leasiitff vucul und Instrumental
novelties, stimulating rythm and
many cut retaining musical fea
tures will he offered oil this fiance
program.
A Klud-I-wuH-tljere feeling should
he the climax of the evening ot
"Wiedoeft's Juzz on your homeward
hike. Tho dunce will start ut nine
In the evening sharp and will con
tinue, until two-thirty the follow
lug morning.
Kvery otw is welcome. It In u
public tjan co, and you can buy
your tlckots from any or tho fol
lowing firms: Jarmin &- Woods
J)rug Store, Westsldn Pharmacy,
I-jtwrcnce'H. Jewelry Store und the
Men's Shop. :
Until Jackson county property
owners aro uhlc to demand
OUO.Uou an acre for t hHr land,
they had better move their signs
reading "This is u Great Country'
up J u to Cuny county, was the
humorous observation made by
J. W. DeSouzu, state highway
commission engineer, who stop
ped over to viKit his brut her,
Attorney Frank DeKouzn yesterday
on his way south.
.Mr. DeSoiiza told of n suit
for $33..'i:t3.u;i filed recently by
District
against
mission fur a small piece of lifs t future
I properly Ihey had condemned, Mr
I Itcenuse it overlapped the pro-1 went to town the middle
j posed highway then under con-iweeic to stay several days,
j struriion. The portion condemn-; A meeting of the stock men of
j eil measured
by 1 ; feet. i (.'reck Tuesday
Huf finglon, who owns a large; M r. and M rs. J
fish niniK'i v on the rest of the small son were
property claims that the action 1 Sldb-ys Sunday.
; of the highway commission will h'nink Farlow
cont him exactly H'.inio a year. itiautlty of wool
I He H therefore a.-Uing for a sum week.
net I
v, 15. 3 4, nn part of Itlocks 7
nnd a of lmnerlul Addition, and
all property Kant und South there
of to the Cllv i.lmlis: uii nroneny
included In the area bounded by
the following street und alleys:
Columbus Aveinie, tho ulley be
tween Fourth and Second Streets,
tho ttlley between -Morey'fl Addi
tion and Bungalow Addition. West
Main Street; nil property udloln
inir South Onkdnle Avenue. I'urk
Street. Whitman Avenue, rom
in testing mi airplane at labour- , Eleventh Street south, und King
get field. France, for u enntew- , Street from alley In Jtloek '. New
plated flight to America. Their, town Addition south; also ail prop
movenu rrts have been mysterious. erty uil joining Stewart Avenuo foi
although it Is Mild they have i ho "iM'nuuimit-iy i"v
. ., .. ., . . smith of same.
hrKinK o. .. ,-o..n iini' if. i H All properly not includ-
Sciritary KpIIokk un'.l-wir pi o- , .,,.. i .,. iV ami V.
.purul. the text of which was pie- ciniw III Approximately nil of
inened to tlrcat llrltuln, Imly. :r-!,, urldnal town except Jiloclm
llnany niul .hi I'll 11 anil to which 411, 4'J, CO. 51. 62, U. 61, 62, 6S, 70.
France Ik iicreeHhlc. will, curiam ! 71. 72, 73. 7 1. 70. 77. B I
ri nei viitiun.1. win well roi c l cd ' anil part of llloeka 63. 65
liy ttii'He powers. ;ernimy Ii.ih
(Miir WuImiii. 'nl)U! icdilur! anil uro reported to liave In mind
I ho -wx-liilcil I'reu) ' an expi.'dllion to the Booth pol.;
many partH of the world i 'ny are , IO I' "
ever, IO .lumu) I)) i.-oiw...
week the rumbling of earth- i,..ni ,i.i...., Atu.
Kverett (IrlHHom . iinaken were followed by death!, nn.l Mulor
jmar Cllmux. - land devaxtatlon. (Ireeec und the : ,J Kubalu, ,IKUt ,a,t wul.:
Mrs. W. I'. Gould who wa llalkaiiB Buffered most. Whole .,, lr.lam, at LeUour-
Uliu in Ui H'uuv uiiir m trt y , unvim JIIIU MIIIKH 111 Tliruce,
j much improved and experts to ' Macedonia and other sections of
return to her homo in California ( Greece were thrown down und in
before long. ; some cases almost crumbled Into
j William- Martin spent a few dust. Storms followed the niove
i days visiting with C. K. Terrlll. : ments of the earth nnd thousands
! Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Sherld.of helpless people under the flim-
i spent tin? week-end with Mrs. I Hiest shelters, suffered Intensely.
Sherid h parents, Mr. und Mrs.! Americans were foremost in re
Charles Klingle. I lief measureH.
(Jtilto a number of Kjiworth . great victory was heralded for
league members of tho Ashland: the nationalist forces in Shantung
Methodist church held services. iioviiuv, (.1iinu, arr ordiiig to
at Jwtke Cretk Sunday. Not 'is early dispatches which later re
many people of Lake Creek at-; vised, indicated that the north
tended as was hoped for, but enters are still in possession of
those ut tending enjoyed the Her- i Tslnan. capital of Shantung, rc-
A t t limey Ouffington ; vices. They expect to hold ser-- purled to have been occupied by
I lie state highway com-j vices some time ugain In the near, the nationalists. Xever-thc-less.
1 1 he nationalist commander In
ami .Mrs. .1. i-j. uiuensoii 1 mier. cniang Kai-Shek, has Con
or imp centrated large forcew with IN-kimr
as his objective. Together with
iceotintH of heavy fighting, came
approximately .10 j the district was held ut l-ak" word from alleged eye-witnesses
of a great massacre of 5000 help
F. Klingte and less people in the town of King-
guests of tho men. province of llupeh.
j Xicaranua was the Hcene. in a
sold quite n ; smalt way. or further warfare,
the first of the Saudtno's rebels raiding and loot
j ing several mcriean-owncd mines
j in the northern part of the coun
try and ( iirrylng off an Ameri-
Htutr l Orrk'vii. piirUJiit tu Uw:
I'AITI AL
Aitiuunt il rjijuUl li'k
wiJ u l.ootn'uuuo
IM'tlMK
Net itrrliilum rt'tft veil Jur-
li.g the .-r t pJULAi-VIH
litti'rri.1. ilivi'lrmU Nlxl r'ia
renhfd dm 11 tin rr. . f.Ut,7an i)
liU'tniiC (fniti ollivr oun r
niiH duriiir li'C )tr., ,'M1UV
Totul iiKuin.- 7,7U(.U!il,?
tlSIl ItSKMKMh
Nvt Ioium" Piil Ounuir Hit
vfiir itnluilintf uiljii-tliiicht
ll.Uilf,ft77 21
Piviilvii'l tui uu
t,-(k tluruiK the yr... I 4U,uuil. 00
('IIIIIhiIIH Mild kjdurlfH
.l..r.,.u- U, viur 10Trt.171.4U
II TuxiM, liL-riiM't hiiU K'es pU
durintf tiir 'Mr n;o.3aN.:.s
Amouiil f al) oilier r-
jn-l.turr- .TM.7!tu.u
Mt hlSFSS IHHIOCTOHY
Alitrucloi-M
MIJtltAV AKSTHACT CO. Ab
ut 1 mc Ih of Title, Title Insurance.
Itooius 3 and 5. No. Si' North
Central Ave., upstair.
,IA( KSUV CO.
AltSTHAtT CO.
AhsirartH of Tiilo
anl Title liisiii--ititiv.
The tmly
i-ompU tc T 1 1 I o
sy-i' mi in .lack
sou County.
nnd
already uccepted the prop;.l, in
principle.
Tlie I'.ritish budget, submitted
to parliament by the chancellor
of the exchequer. Winston Chur
chill provides for an eight tent
u gallon tax on petrol. Tlie
crease of j lenesec
yar and
arranged
crease taxes
ami agriculture.
John 1 tassel t Moore, A mericu.11
Tul.d iiriiiIUtrrN ...... 6,7U 1 . UU.KO
AhSKTS
Vutur nf t(M k und IkiiiJh
nwrit'U luuikct vulu. . .! l.j8'..4H4.7.i
(it.; also an icrrinuy iiujoiiiiiik - .M.mimilB j(1 ((nrr f tub
Itlverside Avenue from the North 1 i,.,,lo urlti-n Nimt Sty ,
City Kimits to floyil Street; also uiuIht no, iu-27 1,UM2,10.40
the nrinicrty at tne interseciion 1 imr-M unu nuih uw mm
uttrui-ti .
chancellor promises u d
1 expenses for the cotnlu,
has
budget to de
locul industries
87C.183.4-1
0,007,711.(1:1
40. 3.". I.?
l.lM&.WUO.OO
which, if put at interest will
hhn the $li,000 u year lost. !
The loss Is explained In the I
fact that he had drawn up plans 1
to enlarge his cannery to the
edge of his property in order to
take care of a recent large in-
ii'ini fti 1 ii-nf I net inn Iln iiuiik
besides bis nroncrtv and business
in Curry county, fishing interests
in various oilier sections of the
country, all of which must now
he bundled thru his Curry county
plant.
lie claims that the action of
tlie commission will necessitate
him building tin; plant nine feet
Hhoi'Mt-r, with an annual loss
tltrougir wanted products uf $7H)0
a year.
1
REESE CREEK R1PLETS
LAKE CREEK
I
. Meyer
ut the
spent Tues
. II. Fox
Mi'N. II. C
day visiting
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hoefft and
children, anil Mr. and Mrs. Sny
der, with their two children, all
of Med ford, were nests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Hoefft, last Sun
day. MIsh K d 1 1 h (lore spent the
week-end with relatives in .Men-: ,ron (n
ford. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Corej monlnH
brought ner out muiuuy evening. 1 SU(tui,ie to cabbage
.Mr. ami .mis. can von oer jiei
len were i-alh'rs at Mr. and Mrs.
H. 11. Kox's last Tuesday.
M r. and M is. lioy (Irigsby and
son. I )onald. spent th week-end
ut the home of their i-arents, -Mr.
and Mrs, j. ,. Torn:
Mlsw Isolee Drown was the
of her sister. Mrs. A. I...
BAYES DRILLS FOR
PADELFORD. BOUT
"I tltm't liiiow this PadeVonl.
but I havo been told he is one
of tho hardest hitting ighteiB in
tills section and I'm going to he
prepared for said Phil Hayes
of Salem last evening In regard to
tho ten round main event bout he i gue.c
is to fight with Hat PudeKord hum j Hech. Sunday.
next Friday nlffhl at tho Hilarity: Mi. and Mrs. T. H. Karlow and
hall pavilion, following u wrestling j son. Fred, also Uoyd Damon (,(
inuicn neiwcen Maniey uougers ot weie in .Meironi on tuisincss Tnes
IliiH city ami Don Nolan of Hurt-1 day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zun
luml. j ilel and small daughter, were also
Interest In grnwini; In tho Hayes In Medford Tuesday.
and Hadelt'ord righl, which will he
tlie first fl-'n'ht Htuged here for kcv
Eral months, wrestling matches
having been staged during the
meantime. Padeliord, who made
f.ucli a good showing here two
years ago, Ih reported to ho im
proving over his old I or 111 und will
Hive Hayes, who recently toured I of the
Australia, something Hi tliluklduy.
nhnut ! M r I H. Zuntli-I end M
Mr. Hogers and Mr. White
the forest service were visitors at
the Ijike ( 'reek school Tuesday.
They showed some very interest
ing pictures and gave an Interest
ing talk In connection with the
keeping nf forest week.
.Miss Klizuheth Hurr was a utiest
Lake Creek school Tues-
There were eighty-five at Sun-
sehool lust Sunday, and just
an ordinary Sunday at that. Kvery
one Is invited to come.
Hew .1. siille preached after
Sunday school, taking for bin
text, "Can the rush grow up
without mire?" Job. S:1I. He
said, in part: "Anything, to grow.
must have an environ men t suit
able to Its growth. Whut causes
all the criminals among the boys
and girls? There m ust bo some
mire, probably in the homes. Tho
problem of t:io boy is not the
problem of the hoy, but tho prob
lem of the father, uncle or some i
near friend. The problem of tho I
girl Ih not the problem of the j
girl, hut tlie problem of the
mother, aunt or some near friend.
Home say, 'If I could hold out I
would be a Christian. If we
meet certain conditions, one can
not help but grow, or hold out.. '
Here M r. Stille displayed two
cabbage plants. One was taken .
from the hot bed. It was thrift!
and had only been planted a
very short time. The other had
the ground about IS
in soil that was not
It had lived.
but had not jtrown any. So it is
like the Christian life: the one.
when he is saved, v-row :ir.a be-.
comes a strong Christian char
act re; the other simply has .1
name to live, but )s dead: Cod
say while he liveth. It is up to
the person, whether he holds out .
or not. If he metis the condi
tions he cannot help but grow, j
Cod will do his part, if man I
his. I
Last week, on Thursday even-,
ing. it was quite stormy, but:
several were out and we had
nf ! a good meeting. Mrs. Ctngeade
whs. jfuuer. 1.. i. esiai will
lead this Thursday evening. !
M rs . Fo r e n 1 a n and young so n ',
are getting along fine. Mrs. Cib-j
son, who had been with h r, has i
gone to her home. Colds ure still'
prevalent In this community. Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack and daughter. Eve-j
lyn. calbd on Mr. and Mrs. L-.-Hoy
Smith Sunday afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Semple of1
Medford visited at Tom
Sunday.
Mrs. n,,y I'.ildcrback visited at
Mr. Humphrey s the fin t of la ti
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall M inter
visited at Mrs. Courtney's Sun
day. .Mr. and Mrs. Lewis liob
ertson and family, ulso. Mrs.
Hannaford visited ut Mr. Knadler'.s
Sunday.
The Arnold family left last
week for lY.lifornia, where they
ran. Oeorge Marshall, assist
ant manager of one of tho minus,
whose fate is yet in doubt.
Captain Ceorge H. Wllkins and
Carl 11. Kielson. who successfully
flew over the top of tho world.
m wmiiK vasL unexplored regions I
VLt,',rv,.a.,?rtLsIIt':,,I'n ! nf a 'minister
1 judge on the permanent court of
International justice ut Tlie Huucj Hoad, and from Tenth Street South
1 Tlie approaching1 marring' of
Sinclair Lewi. American i.ovf-list.
1 and an American vi it'-r M if
Dorothy Thompson, was reported
!at Home. M,ss Thompson Is the ( HVOn nt tho Chamber of Commerce
I UlllimiHT VI U .CW IUIK llj-riun:
(minister and lewis is the author
of "Elmer 'Inn try," w'.tich is
considered to have dealt unkindly
with a minister. Miss T:i jnipson.
in commenting en this, remarked:
My father was not that kind
of Stewart Avenue and South Hiver
side Avenue: property nenr the in-i ,f , fl(lniiUrd ahM.K. . . .u.3:,0.l!j"
tersection of McAiidrews Houd und I LIAHIMTIKS
North Central Avenue: property 1 ti,.M .i-.m- iUr 'lowum uu-
adjoining East Jackson Street from j paij
Street west to i'. v.. aihoihh 01 uummen pri-nu-
rluht of wuv: nronerty on the H "i oui-niium.
south side of East Main Hjrent I Jt;;;;',;.
from Almond Street lo Genesee 1 VTV,.
Street. i All btiirr il-l.lUlrt,
l lass l iroieny nujonuuK mq
S. P. tracks from north of Jackson Tot id linbiliiii-H rxelusite
Street to n .point iienr. AleAndrews ;;J Wll.l i -luek ul 1,
lo a point near Stewart Avenuo. Ncl .',;,;, m.riy Ourini; '
I'lasH The preaent mill dls-l ti. i3.iih7.K5
trlet In the north end of the city, ! I.ukm.. ".l'l iluriuif Hip rar.... li.Ki.;,j
and the trai t lyllm oast of the I l.i." tni iim.l ilurlnf the yr. .u2.
ttlifille Itiiact. I
Miilia vhou-lnK the exact extent
of the proponed I'ne Zones may ho
A. !:. Kl:l.l.O(i; Abstracter ot
Titles, lit. 2. llox lills. .Medford,
OreKon. Heliahle Jackson t'oun
ly Abstracter. Twenly-eiyht ye;irs
experience and near forty years .
In the counly, Special work only.
tf
Oluu Printers
TIlK . HLI'H I'lll.NT KllOF I'oin
plete l'llun l'rlnt Service. lllKh
class work. Han Francisco prlci
IJowntown office. Medford Hook
Store. 34 No. Central. I'l
K21-W.
Cliiropruetlc l'liysli'laiiN
Name ol Cuniiisiii, AinericHii Kaulu l'lro
IliMirumc Cunilnir.
Name iif l'rosihitt, Paul b. Maid.
Nume of Kri'rtrv. Alfred I,, Mrrritt.
statutory rtidfiu' atiuniey fur ei-rtfcc.
spent last Wednesday nt the home' Martin. We will also have u vol
or Mr. and Mrs. John Wolgamot' p.y i,a uiim Ht the meet.
,o wi s neoK. uoyd is a nephew .Smith was a visitor ul
i x, " ,) l",Kalno"- the school Monday afternoon. Mr.
, Mi-s. I owers and daughter. Smith Is u member of the board.
1 Kleanor. stld five fine Jersey milch: Wo expect a large crowd at our
( cows las: Sa'ut day to a California ; field meet on Saturday, May U.
cattle buyer. : Remember tlie date, be on hand
j Hev. and Mrs. J. C. Williams of Und have a good time.
mi c v c e k returned Home !a
and the City Hall. Kemonstruneesj Insurance t'mniiw,!tner.
against the proposed changes will M 1'nnl.v-PatiU-lM, bit-..
be heard at the regukar meeting of -the
City I'lannlng Commission to
bo held nt 8 p. in., Monday, May 1
Hlh. 'J2H. 41
ienl Agnln.
llCSINTCKS lUUKCTOHY
Synopili of Annual Statement of tho
AMERICAN EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
of Now York, in Pip .Stale nf New York, on
the tbirt -first lnv of lirremlrrr, 127,
iikmI to tlif ItiMirJiM'F CoiiimiKHinncr of the
Attoi'iieyH
A. K. KKAMKS Lawyer.. Offlco
In Liberty Huildlng.
Kit AN K V. FARHKLL, Lowyer,
Cruterlan Theater Hldg., Med
ford. t)rc. '
I Sunday from an extended visit
: with their son at Ilogue lliver.
F. Kice of Dnrris. Calif.. s;ient
'Inst week on this creek and An
1 derson Creek visiting his sister,
, Mrs. K. liailey, anil Mrs. r'mvi rs.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. It. Jones ami
daughters. Mildred and Sadie, o'
Talent, spt in last Sunday at 1 ht
home i.f Mrs. .lotus' mother. Mrs.
M. K. Knighten of this crock.
Mr. and -Mis. K. W. t'onibs and
: family were in Medford shopnm;:
last Wednesday.
Mrs. i:if-anor Perkins and
daughter. Jean, are making an ex
tended visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clan ik e Krye of Med
ford. M rs. A i t Si v n n i t t of i 'rt-see n
City. Calif., is making an txtended
visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Kvrby. und uliit-t i t lu
. tivt.
1 truce Force of the Meadows
community was appointed by the
legion commander to nld in deco
rating the graves of old soldiers
in t he Antioch cemetery. II. K.
Nedry was given the same task for
the Sams Valley district.
K. I.. Class and family visited
the Wilbite family at Lake Creek
last Saturday. Mrs. Class and
Mrs. Wlihi'e are sisters.
. Loring Martin is the proud pos
sessor of an athletic badge won
a short time ago. luring passed
the requirements for tlie second
badge. This badge is granted by
the Playground and Recreation
association of New York.
Half of business success can be
Trit'i)tM to consistent af'",rti;ng.
VALLEY HIGHS TO
rRoup
Ovmr 21 Million Jarm Um4 Yearly
Spasmodic Croup is frequently
relieved by one application of
KCCKXK, Ore., April 3d
All high sclmols of the Willamette
valley have been invited to a val
ley track niei l in Kugetie Satur
"Unless someone tells her about her eyes
she'll need an extension on her arm"
Tlie woman is far-sighted, luit
(lnctn't know it. I low ridiculous
she makes licrsclHook, in her at
tempt to real the menu! Too
many women, ami men ton, yi
through this same futile perfor
mance. He sure that your own
sight is normal!
avc
your eyes examined!
Dr. D. A. Chambers
SOUTHERN OREGON OPTICAL CO.
317 Medford Bldg. Phono 188
"nial Ynit May lice a llrrul Country lli'ttcr"
exjtcct to make their home. They
will take care of her father.
Merle Jack is still uorktng on
the ditch. They have the ditch
uhouL clean, but U is really not
large enough to carry the water
needed for the people who are
depending on it.
Iroiosel Oiaiuci of Zone - ,
Ordinance.
j The City i'lanning Commission
proposes a revision of the present.
i zoning ordinance in which the pres-
put I'se Zone IV (Semi-public)
; would be combined with the pres
! ent Zone II, and parks would be
i included In Zone I.
day. May as guests uf Kugciie ; iVe IJistricts would then be j
high school, according to an- : as follows: I
noiMneiiHiit this morning of- Class I Residence Single family
Archie Fm-h. Ilugen- hiuh "oaeh. ; dwellings, parks and playgrounds.
Salem and orvallisa.ec.-oper.it-;, l'lass 11 lU-sidcnce (Including,
ing uith Cug-ne h:gi. in staging ? ' l1 !J V.'1'.1.1. SVni'i"''!1'
Vestal's the big meet. tm 'ain..n,.,. mii)lic ami setni-nublic
The track events will start at j lt)idings. churches, schools, lios-j
.M) o'rlm li and will he i uii off en pitals. mortuaries, etc. j
llayu.nd fndd. High schu.d teams! Class III Itelall busjness (In-j
will repiict tin Ir entries as they J eluding I and II). !
com" in, reporting to a high school j l',:iH iV I'resent Zone V: Ware-:
n-presentativc al McAithur court i m,,l!i1'' r , ti t 1
on the day of the meet. j V ITwent Zone A I: Indus-j
The me-t i expected to dr.w I rYt"u proposed lo rxten.: the ,.!
heavily from the smaller schools ' tK 0f i yo DistrictH II. III. IV and
of the valb-y. The state meet has V, subject to the approval of the'
b-niiiie almost a Portland high ! property holders in the districts uf-.
school affair in its m ope and the j fectrd
valh
give many
an even br
Several t
two track
tition is expected to
of the smaller schools
',-ik in competition,
lioolb with but one or
stars in e expected to
enter the alley meet.
I '
i i
a nne i
Class I All i.f ltomiihrev.An-
! drewH Addition and Hum phi ey-
Knight Addition, that part of Hun
I rise 1 1 ome I'ark and Laurel hurst
I ndjoiniiig Crater Lake Avenue; all
of wueen Anne Addition (excepting
lllock H); all property adjoining
Kast Main Street from Cottage
Street Kant: all property adjoin
ing' Mvrtte Street; Hl(.rks 1. 3.
Invest in a
Savings Account
Any denomination
Always at par
Secure principal
Assured dividends
Exchangeable for cash at
any time
The Jackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 188
Medford, Oregon
Commercial - Savings - Safe Defxisit
MEMHEK 1:HDKRAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Dlt. 10. AW HOFFMAN lllilo-pi-acllc
Norvo Ki'fclullMt. Office
houl-8 9 lu 12: -' lo fi. 2Utl-2U4
Liberty HldK. Office phone 6SU;
Hen. phono 7D0-1I.
t'ontractors
H. 1. BTI'AIIT & HONS Cloncral
(..'onlractoi-K, IncliitlinK b u s e
ineulH, OltcheM, - all klmlH 11C
(iiMiitnu anil concrule xvurk. H. I.
Htutii't, UI7 Apple, phono C43;
lillbcrl Kluarl, 17 Khhs Court,
plumo UliC-.M; .Miles Sulirl. DDK
S. Newtown, phone K50. tf
K.Rrt Ait'ouittant
wii-son AiiurriNti vo.k. ji.
Wllmin.'.l'. r. A. Attention Riven
to uiiythiiiff in nocounlinR anil
ilu'onio Tax Heilliromi:nlH. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty JllilR., McUfurd
I'hone 157-K.
KRAZIKtl ACCOUNTlNli KKlk
VICE -, Maehlnu liookkeepiMTL-.
' Conipletu in every ilettiil. Thono
11611 Moitfonl.
!-
l'rfisla Trmwiiortalloii
ILONU DISTHANCB HAUUNO
Medford - Klamath truck line.
Daily .service. Ftonded carrier'
Special ratefl on load lotn. A' .
freiRhl terminal, 30 B. Kir. 1
1033.
CALL I'ortland-.Mcdford ',
I .1 tin fii' Ihi'fimrh ni' lnti'
! uoint Hervice. Sixtoen-1
j vice to and from rorthn'Ji
j fiM. .Meilfiird. Auto j. gj
iminiil lit 31 M. Kir. SlivV -CS
1.-I I
I U l". I.KXII MONEY
people to pay their hon
t'acllic t.01181 .reuii
423 Medford lilds..
Ore.
Vi-a
If
3
1
i
KHANK H. TOltllUY C
Insurance, surety bonds, '
Raff es, loans, G V3 and 0 per '
! Kast Sixth St., at Central Avik"
I'hone 1224. '
HAUL. H. TUMV All forms of In
! surance. l-lre, Auto, Life. Acci
dent, llonils. l'bone 402. 301
Liberty HldR.
I"
j I-oans on Holm's
! LOANS on homes now built or
i under construction. Kiglit per
j cent and no stock to carry. Ileal
service. Monthly payments.
Itnnister Agency Inc., Liberty
, Bldg. Tel mo.
Monnmctit.s
THi: OUUCCX CHANITK CO.
Monuments. K. A. Hicks, (icn-
j era 1 M a nnger : 1. M . Ker.'di .t v,
Hales Manager. 301! N. I-'ront
' St., Medford.
Music
; THOUVAL li. I'()LK UNHKIKJ
Teacher of violin. Orchestra,
i practico for students. Also a
! ' department for adjusting and ro
j pair of violins and bows. Rooms
j 3 and 4 Business College Bidg.,
31 Grape fit. I'lionc 2T.9-J.
! I'nlnlliiK mill r'aprilmiufint
11. 1IAIIX, (lencral I'ainllnR I'div I
traetnr tintini' m1nrt,ut...K
1 1 carpenterinK. repairing, l'hoa'o
A CONSOLATION
It's u (imsulutiim to h now that wlirn dentli himmus ym
chii full n linirliciiin wliii will treat vim exactly as li
would oxpect tu lie treiitoti if tin.' sitiiatimi wen- reversed,
i
Conger Funeral Parlors
RELIABLE REASONABLE
Office of County Coroner q
Mis. l-'lur wus called to Medfi.rd
' Tuesday to le with her daughter.
, Mis. t ux, who is (ulte ill with the
; flu.
The cream trucg front Ashland
.gathers the eream on Mondays and
i Tuesiia.VH now.
Mrs. Macllowell called on Mrs.
.Mays Tuesday afternoon.
' I'. . Hale and wife spent Sat
; urday In Medford.
K. M. Centers, Marion Centers
and son. Iturdettc. spent Monday
.evening with Mrs. Ja. Mays and
; family,
i tie lodging trm lis are hucy
j again this week.
j .las. Mays and family called nt
ioe .uaci'oweii nume unoay atter
noon. I'laiik MiirniU'Ks and family was
out to Medford on IniKlnchs I'ri
, dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlldcrhaik were
! shopping in Med.urti Friday.
.las. Mays is helping Ceo. Young
get out Mme wood this Week.
Mrs. K. Marque anil children
called on Mrs. Mayn Thui'hday
nfternoon.
Miss KM.aheth Burr, rural S'liool
j supervisor, wts a visitor at our
ilnesilay.
f.tm tor i In county
Medford May 5 will
Kinia Class, Al
. Laurence Sander-
Ki-hool last
( ur t m k
field meet at
he nn follow
marv U'hi.li
l)-snioiu1
tliett. Cleo
at"l ' .orlng
son. Lloyd i-sindiTsou
Sweet, I'llfford !e Jl
Sims I .'i'in Blai'ktnan
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $UK
ii
Among tliiMe in Medford on j
hitHi hs last Saturday were 1,' L. ,
Lot-k wood and son. Leon, M. M.
Bradley, Frank Kcrhy. Jtrry Kin
gery. II. H. Lynch nnd Mr.
Kleanor IVrklnn nnd daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. I .loyd W'olg.imott
ami dauglilcr ot nn Jose, CaiK.,
SameVnce
for over SSijears
25oucs25
iiiihe'rl 1hl Hon nmwn Miien.i
nd will nend it copy free to tiuyone
USE LESS THAN OF
llir.HFR 1'HK.Kl) BRANDS
WhuPau
War Prices?
THE GOVERNMENT USED
MILLIONS CiV ItHiNHS
lei, oov
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL. Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
p D ETgj
LUMBER
rsu
ron Evruv
AT
TROWBRIDGE
M'.MnKH YARD
r
n
Reicjistein and Deuel
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumed.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
o
Two Loads $5.00
II. V. Cf J ftHS I'lilntlllB. Intoriw
ilecin-HtlnK. pHpcrhanRln. lisli
mittfM civen free. I'lione 12U-IE.
Lampurt'n llarilwarR Kliire.
I'liyslc-lan nnd Snrgion
: H. I'OKTKIt, M. 1).. I'lij-Blri in
nnd KuiRfon. Of i,?r 316 I.ilicny
j HIilB. I'nic1ici llniltiM to ill
cae of Women, and surpi'rv.
; sit
i Pliiinhlns nnd IlcnUne
Ciil'FHKN r.rtOH. l'luml.inu nnd
lioatlnc. HstlilintiF fuinlshcii.
l.vl im fieiiro your iilumlilnR anil
hr-atinc Job. J. w. Ciiffci-n anil
Wesley Coffi-.-n. 124 Stiwnrt
Avo. l'hono 406-H-2. 31
I'rlnlPi-H nnd I'lihlMut-N
.MKDKOItO I'KINTINO CO.
the licst eiiuiiied printlnK
1 1. 1 in noiiuiern tlreiton.
hillliilll.. llirtun Inuf
IliB nyMpmn. etc. I'ortland rl
.i i. rir m.
11118
of.
Hook
IH'..
Ili-nl IMiik- anil ltintal
I'KAICi II. KMTCItOFT Kcal Ks
iHtt.. Hentals and Repairs. 1J9
McAnilrews.
Transfer
hADS TKANSFKIl & STOHAOB
( (. Office 111 N. f-r st.
I'hone 315. Prices right. Ser-vii-e
guaranteed.
DAVIS THA.VSl-KH & HTOKAOK
ervlco Buaranted, 29 8. Orapo
.V1.' or residence 1060.
B-
J. WKIH
1 pliol-li'lllift
I'nllnlilar,. M r.. .
,.y,'.;r..of ovm. stuffed" ' furniture
run line f niaterialii. Diaper
- ....i.ii- in orner. we do
niiiiin ot upnnlHterlnn
liver and will nrf
all
We ile-
dlnuv
.ainpIi..j'i,,)T,0 Jncksonvlll
- 9. Wlmlmv f 'leniiltK
LKT OKORdE DO IT
eleanins. floor wnxinB.
service. Oen. A. fjp(
OM-J or U7.',
Houne
Janitor
I'honiJ