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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO i' , local and JU Personal I'luyliiK for the first iluriniri the lonutli of li feature film per-1 formancr. Miss Alum ljnvrciice yos-j loriluy afternoon entertained the Bccoml show miiilnfce audience ill 1 llilllt'K I'ljilPlian lit till' commie, of i tho Wurlilzcr pipe oruan. I lor pcr- form unco wim hli;lily coiiipll- liiented, j Hollywood pictures. 5 for lr. i HtarlH Wednomlny. Mny 2nd. Open! 10 a. m. to 9 p. in. 413 K. Mnln. nrar Cozy Nook. , A InilldliiB permit wn Iwui-d byi tlio city yi'Htcrday to the American I Kruit Growers, Inc., for the con- Ktructlon of- a Sio.tiutl wurlioune on Houth Fir Bticct. i St. Mark'8 card piirly olpimoV i from Wcdnomliiy to Thursday. M.iy 3. at 2 p. in. Prizes. l'roc-eedH ko to orfian fund. Tho public Invited. 41 Rallnon riHhlnc was approaching Im bent yesterday nnil some blK ratrhPH were made by local aniilerH. Trout fishlnH with a fly whh also reported to be fine. I'. A. Snider cuUKht lx blK fellowH yesterday and tills morninl.' had two more. He re cently iiruulrcd pio Innd iiIoiik the river and him one of the finest fls.lillif! HP'.ta obialnablej (Irants l'aiw Courier. Don't fail to eo I ho 10-rcun l boxliiR content between "Phil" Iliiyea and "I'nt" Padleford Friday nlitht. May 4, Hilarity menu. 4J Guests rroin a. "distance register ed nt Medford hotel Include Mil ton I.. Hnnllne and fi. 1-:. Kice of Ilaltlmorn, Mil., H. Ijpv Hull of New York City. Mr. anil Mix. Chun. II. llrtach of Hummlt, N. J.. F. I.. John Kon of Chicago. '. T. Tucker and It. II. Evarm of St. I-ouIh. Mr. and Mia. W. A. Hrommer of llastliiKii, Neb.. Mm. Helen Huffman of Phur lilx. Aria., nnd Kileen Whelnn and party of Vancouver. II. . lltan coal, clean, low In ash. llan nen Coal Co. Phono 2311. 337tf Mr. MarKiiret Karnea. worthy matron of tho Omnia Pans chapter of Bantam Btar, will arrive In Med ford tomorrow on special lode business. Hollywood pictureH. 5 for 10c. 4(1 Harry Hkyrninn left this noon by nuto for Marshfielil to attend tho district convention of Wood men of the World and visit hi brother in that city for aiiveral day. Kill your clRar llRhtcr freo lit our new flllliiK station. Tlio Tni: liery. 4 I Mm. .1. W. I'ruel of tho Phoenix . district spent this niornini; In the city shopnliiB and triinmictiiiK busl liesa. Wella Taxi. 2.ric. Phonn 2D. if A Chevrolet coupe, the properly of a man mimed (Ireen, resident of Medford. was discovered by the pollco department tills mornlni;, abandoned In front of the Valley hotel. The owner was notified by Keith Ambrose, chief of police, and In conversiillon with Ahroso declined his Intentions of romlim to Klunialh Fulls tomorrow for the stolen cur. Tlio ear was not ilain ( ngeil,' Klamath News. ' HhlllKles SS.liri per M tit Moilfnril Lumber Co. Mlf The Insliillnlloii of li new fire hydrant on the corner of C'eiilnil avenue and Hlxtli street was holm; completed today and work on the InstnllliiK of new hydrants on I ho corner of Main and Fir Is sched uled to beuln tills week. The new hydrants have steamer connections nnd replnco old ones which have been In Use for the past 22 years. Thn new connections uro especially adaptable to tho city's Ktutr. fire pumper. Dr. C. Tt. Hlmklns In now in his office, which l located over the Voolworth atore. 41 Miss Tllllo Wolff of rhlloniiln spent Sunday In Medford vlsilliiK local relatives. Dr. Hlazou presorlptlon Xn. 1H!)2 for poison ouk a Ruurunteeil rem edy 6-iiunce liollle fiOc at Heuth's DritK Mtore;. iivur an your phone. Kreo delivery. II Miss Kill her Olson, who has been confined to her home north of Medford for the past week, will vesiimo duties tomorrow as teacher hi tlio (trants Pass schools. Sugar plnu shakes, Medford l.br. Co. 3 :i i f Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford were among the Klamath Fulls vls Itorfl In Medford yesterday. 1 HemsitehliiR 8c per yard, not ions covered at Handicraft Hhop. tf The Child's Health depends largely upon correct diet and feed ing. School and health authorities are agreed that thousands of chil dren are Buffering from undor nourishment and malnutrition. Most children, say docts, need a light lunch when they come home froiS schgpl in tho afternoon. Mothers, give your chil dren an After School Lunch o f Fluhrcr's Milk Bread with jam, butter, milk, etc. Start today, for their health's sako. d i The third Installment of "Mud- nme (J." the serial radio comedy I for i '- here for u r w oays on presented over K.MKD. the .Mail j business. Mr. Mitchell Is Interested Tilluiiic-Virniii station, will be! In the new oil company under cun Iieard on the Copi o hour from ! I slriictiou here. Tin y are hotel to HI. This play lakes Madame (J ull'-sts at the Hall while in Klam uud her wIse-el uckliiB Bccrelary. ' ath Fulls. Klamath Falls Herald. Jack .Merry went her. lo Indian, and! The Crater Lake Guild of the some intercstlni; situations are said ', Presbyterian church had a larRC to be developed In this plut. ! und succc.ful meeting last liiKht Hollywood pictures, 5 for lc. 4C,nt Hie home of Mrs. W. Caiieton Culifurniiinn ri-KlHU'ri'il. at MI-j ford hot. -In i n c I ii (1 u iisdtr . Kchwarz tf San IVtlro, A. 11. (IriHiif uf l.i'ikly, Mr. niul Mm. M. J:.; CrookH of Mt. Khatn City. Mr. und MlH. I', A. Utile of KollR Heaeh. J . H. Weat herhy of Lom A ni:ee, Mr. and Mrs. (leoie II. Kop of nakluiid, ThomiiH iott, H. A. Kintr. ft II Min-klfv W. It. Wiird. I'. K. t i ti.. i t,.iii,. t.. r..,,i)l.v incmlierK f the Htate hlirlnva V I Mrs. CharleK X. Hrin'kmon and j Frank ii. Herbert of Man Francisco. ; Mrs. Annie Hlnnclio Uhelhy, na tionally known teacher auction nnd contract bridge. Hotel Medford. 43 The I'nn-Hellenic association of Medford attended a special meeting at Ashland Saturday night, close! to 0 local women motoring to the southern city Saturday afternoon. 1'hone 109T-J for pulnlinff and tinting. Albany colleKe has received 4ni check for $ from Xexv York an a gift from the estate of 'rH- Hutler, a friend of the college wjioi dletl re-ently. I Mr. MUM will he nt the Kmma Cllno Khop, phono 4Ti4, giving per munent waves, the week of May ith to 12th. l'rlce $7.75, complete. 2Ktf Mr. and Mr. Ooorge Flon-y was a local visitor from t'hlloquln over the week end returning lo her home yesterday. Free filling Blatlon for your cignr llghtur at The Toggery, "of course." 4l Fair weather Ik preillcted for to night nnd Wednesday, hut the of ficial prediction mnkes no mention 'of a possible frost, following the front of last night, and Instead fore casts moderate temperature. This morning' minimum was 31. Dur ing the 24 hour ending at ft a. m. today, .01 of an Inch of precipita tion fell Walnut, top grafting by oxpcri-, eneed, successful walnut grafter. I Call at addrcMH. 437 So. Fir. Nut until Juno I " will the road to Crater l.uke rim be opened Is the prediction of Col. C. Ci. Thom son, superintendent of Crater Na tional park, who passed through Klamath Falls Thursday, "In the past 30 days snow to the depth of eight feet has fallen at the rim," he said. "Tht, of course, upsetH our plans. Such a heavy snowfall so lute In the year is almost un precedented Insofar as our records show. On March 1. it appeared that the roml to the lake would be opened some time in May. or course warm weather may hasten the thaw, but if present weather conditions continue It will not be until June 15." Colonel Thomson was enthusiastic over the prospect of a banner tourist season at the park. K la nint h News. See lOlinor Hatiley Bush for re- eleaned alfalfa seed und baled hay l Keen nun iiiiicii nil v. Phone 1102, i : ;t i v , 40 -rcovii - (Uu 4uiii ItUHseir, liii., from K2ti Main, Phone iiua. i :i;i2if v -A'ivil soil of Hiij.'i;t by Polk Hull was on file today at tli (onntv clerk's office. Thn com plaint claims thai u bill of goodtrl totaling tlpit amount was purchas ed from the store October 10, ll27. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwuld, Hotel Holland. Phonn ! It a . if Don Hunynrd, who has been enn nneled with the Fools Creek C.ohl Dredging company as assistant to I), 11. Terry. haH given up hlH posi tion to engage in stock raising and farming In the Itoguo Itlver valley, and his Inleresls will be located on t hn ranch recently purchased by his father. K. .1. Itunyard. Wells TnXl, 2 Re. Phone 2 fl. tf t! nests from Portland registered at local hotels include Fred Plnk luim. o. K. Welnsteln. F. M. Shuon ton, 10. F.. Couch, Archie Ooldmill, W. U lbnlley. Mr. and Mrs. t A. Little. O, II. Johnstone, C. !. Daw son, l. 1. Kaymnud. t'. I. Ironson, I,. W. Keeuan. C. F. Hawkins. T. .1. Purke. II. F.lliott. Ferris Hagl-y. F. A. Meail. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Stewart, I. C. Hake. P. K. Oeronld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itennett, Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Itennett. .1. H. Me Teeters. C. C. Nfms and M. 1. I Owens. I If you want a good building hum 1 on a low rate of interest, see Red den A- Co. 421tf Miss Klirabeth Palmer of Ah Innd was a social ami business vis itor In M-dford during the week end. Dr. A. F. Walter Kresse has moved to the Palmer Music Pblg 14 So. Ilartlett. Inasmuch ns tiie lty ho bts Its first regular vtw each month of the month i the first Tuesday making Its invesllgaiions mio no that body will hold Jnckson county prohibition fund meeting toiught at which lm-i poraut and routiu Imslnes will be liunsactetl. lton't forget Mother's day. Order a deiicbuiM box of candy for her n Colvlg lM'tign, next to the It hilt o theater. Open nights and Sundays. Free delivery. 3Stf Tftiiporary nolo lici-nses were tu nned at the sheriff's office yester day and today to I'. I . Connel ly. It. W Akeis. Nelson Pursel. Kay Spencer, the Avuistrong Motor com pany. Homer Pellelt. I'uttfnrni.t Petroleum company and I". K. Cod- rey of Medford. P ltiltte I'kIIh. i: J mall wood of Clav Suqg of .vhland and K. P.M ,!eksou of Corvallls. ! i'h.,1... HIm.UoII i;.illw for will.'"" Ueiiier oi wmniH rw 2."c per rtoxen. fall mornings, j Ml-1. 4j" Three more complaints in re gard ti flower thb-ven have been toriHil into Ihe police d'PHi'tment this week nnd with the fire of de-' )term lantion in In eye. Chb-f of Police Met 'rt'die Issued n harh warning i.O'll flower thieven. 11" declared 1 1 () the perpetrators of the- hif.t three flower raids know u and if t hey do nut come into t he police station oluntnt ily to explain, warrnnts for their ar rest will bo Is tied toniorrtiw after-1 noon. Hest CtHh Coal, tlamcn Cm'iIo Phone ,l.i;tp i The Vcoman lodge will hold one! of their populfli dunces Friday night nt the W. o. w. hall. Many interentlnr featurs nr planned for that night. In the way of mule and entertainment, M"EDFORD MAIL Mr. nnd -Mrs. 1.. Mitchell of cu- Junes on HisKlyou iicikihs. wnen close to 30 members und quests attended. Mrs. Janes was assisted In the entertainment of the Ruests hy MthH Josh!)! AiuhewH. Sco Ktinor llanloy HuhIi fur re- ifleaiH'd alfalfa need anil baled liay ;8C K. Main. 1'hono ItOi. HZ-llf According to t'lialrman VanDu- I v.or, no dciKiun has yet bcni made commission on the protests from I OrantH I'ass analnst tho removal of Juiih-h Itromley. highway engi neer. The removal Is yt-t in ubey nnee, und nothiiiK will be dono for n few duyH. he Hays. "Wanted, furnllure repairing. A. X. Thibault. IMmne Oiiy-K. 4K Included among the Orej;niann i m i " ' M'10" """I, fi 4 v,'. " ,w ; M"" - fl' - "(I Ml 'V- ; Mor,,'y11wfl ,Mb" "" L . B . , v . J , ... J" i -i f (ireHham, .Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Xess. Mr. nnd Mrs. I(. K. W ood nnd J. K. Pickens of Itoneburg. Cigar lighters filled free at our new filling station. Tho Toggery. 41 Mrs. .lames Stevens hpenl a f''' hours visiting friend In the Phoe nix distrlet yenlerday afternoon. New York und many other ctlles In the east turned the clock ahead one hour at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Inaugurating the change from standard to daylight saving time. The new standard time will continue in effect until September 30. That good coul. Hansen Conl Co. Phone 239. 3 3 7 1 f .Mis Xellle McKInley. Kinnd sec retary of tho Kaslern Star for the stnte of Oregon, will arrive In Med ford either thl evening or tomor row, to he the guest or .Mrs. . ri . . , , .. ,,,.,. ,iiM. I ' t,.M1I1,...I1-' trlct meeting held here tomorrow nt the lieames Chapter lodge. Din ner will he served at 6 o'clock, nnd representatives will attend from Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass and Central Point. Don't forget Mother's day. Order a delicious box of candy for her nt Colvlg Drugs, next to the Hlalto theater. Open nights and Sundays. Free delivery. 3iitf Protests have been filed with the state engineer by the stale fish commission against the grunting of irrigation rind power permits on Oregon fishing streams without first calling heatings. 1'nicHs an unforseen snowstorm visits Klamath, the road to Lake o' the Woods will be open to automo bile traffic the second week in .May. This Is the forecast of C. H. Cnder wood. president of the chamber of commerce, who with It. K. Cook, drove to within a short distance of the lower end of the lake Wed nesday and flonllnued their Journey atop a tractor operated by Pete Heck, lodging contractor, who has been engaged in breaking the top 'crutit of the miiow. which will has ten tint thaw. "It looks as if cars would get through within the next ten dy or two weeks," said Mr. t'nderwVud. "We reached a point near the lower end ot me ihbc, although the car was hauled a short distance hy the tractor. Of course there In alwnys the chance of a late snowstorm which would, of course, throw off our calculations." Klamath Falls Herald. Miss Hetty Moore, who has been III at her home for the past few days. Is reported much Improved today. Harold Corliss spent yesterday afternoon In Medford. having mo tored In on business from his home at Phoenix. Among the hotel guests in Med ford from the stale of Washington are F. W. Fonlken and son of Ta enma. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson of t'entralia and Mrs. John F. lore and children. Miss F. Wore. Frank Simons. L. I. Adams. W. II. Myers and Tome Hole of Seattle Mr. and Mrs. W. Ludgale and,Khl. Miss Adelaide Miller arrived Mon day from F.ugene. Mr. Ludgale will be connected with tin- Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Judge C. M. Thomas began a session of circuit court In c. rants Pass for Josephine county yes terday, which may last for pos sibly two weeks, as the circuit court business In that county got much I l.cMml because of the Judge hnv- counciling been detained In Medford dur ting ofUng the time the grand Jury was expenditures. Sir. anil ir. tinn y Mnu.mm- . . ln company with .Mrs Pasha lar- netlle. spent the week end a the house guest of Mrs. Incta Norils at Klamath Kails. One of the laret local lauio, n(Ki,t :iiyy Tuesday a crew of audiences that ever listened In oti'six,y ,,. , uaulzed and have !a KMKII liroKriim Is .'Xpeetei! l 'hear tonlchl's I'opco proi:riim feii ! I n rim; the lliiril Inslallineat of I "Mailanie O." clever nolle comeilv ' from Ihe pen of Mary lirclncr. The scene Is laid In Imlla ami some ' Intercstlni; developments lire look- en lor. .Mi liu'sf pianmim o- loai Itti.loL.er iiii.t.'nis prounini ure urKcit to tune in - "mmi hi i- m. j Charlei. Cooley. w M kn..n lum- local bllsim M POWER RATES SA LKM. Ore.. M.y l.-ifl't-A re duct ton amounting to about V.e.oo a year In residence and con-rctu) lighting rates paid by Oregon con mimers 1 iinnoumcd by the Idaho I'onrr coinanv In a selieilule flleil with the public service rommis slon. Also the company rxtemli. to Novombrr 1 to ll per rfnt tlln eounl prlvlteKP to connnmerfl nf both power ami commercial Huhi Ins who py their hil prompily, s visitor toilny. j Q--gJ mummer pi ao i TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, FIRST REAL- FROST The firt real frost und lung'-M one of the Kirini; hchhoii last nlK.it and ttilw inorniiiK. with a inuxi tnuiti of 31.4 In the city and of 2H in the low lylns or coldest orch ards, did a little commercial dam- ,lK to the pear crop in those "i clmi ds which do not HmudKC but none whatever m the smudging orchards, and caused the heaviest smudging of the season, from 7 5 to 8K per cent of the orchards fir ing up. Thi frost came without warning beyond that given out by Floyd Young, the government frost ex pert, at 7 o'clock last evening and repented over the radio at fi p. in., which forecasted a einperutur of 32. This was Information enough for the orchards to be on guard with their smudging crew ready to leap to work. The smudging began about mid night and continued until ti o'clock this morning until ull danger was past. It was one of tho longest ; continued period of smudging ior several years. ; Tho outlook for tonight is in doubt. The regular weainer tore- cast from the San Francisco bu- reau only predicts moderate tem perature, but local condition this afternoon seemed to indicate pos sible cold weather for the ntht. Jinnee the front outlook will not be known until 7 p. m. when Floyd Young announces his forecast to the central tele phono exchange, and later at K p. m. when this forecast will be broadcast over KMKD. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station The Voice of a Great Country f fr Tonight. ! 0:15 p. m. Meford Mall fr Tribune. H to 9 p. m. Solder's lairy t and Produce Co. !t to 1U p. m. Calif. Ore- gon Power Co, present ! J Madame "Q" in India, Weilnesday, .May 2. 10 to 11 a. m. Mann's De- t partment Store, 11 to 1 1 : ;i 0 ii. m Panto- 4 rlum Dye Works. 12 to 12:1.1 noon Blden's Shoe Repair Shop. 12:iri to l:ir p. m. Talent Hour. v ti:lf. p. ni. -Medford Mail Tribune. H to It p. m. Ashland Hour. W hy a rajah in the Punjab dis trict of India learm-d all about the Rogue River valley and howl will be told over K.MIOD, the Mail Tribune- Virgin stul ton from !i to id tonight, when the third episode in the life of ".Mad u me Q" and lur limber tongucd secretary. Jack Merryweather, is produced by the KMKD players, over the t'allforniu Oregon Power company hour. ' Interest Is growing in the fate of Madame y and her secretary, who started out from Rogue River val ley more than two in on t lis ago, and are managing to get the valley advertised plenty wherever they stop. I low Jack gets nlong with thi! rajah and his right hand man is sab) to create a humorous situa tion, that gives plenty of oppor t unity for "boners" and wise cracks. The east In tonight's play Is composed of Karl Davis In the role of Jack Merryweather, Mlstt Jo M urray as "Madame J." I birold CorhsH as Akbaiv the ambassador, Juines Stevens the rajah and Mary Oreiner as Java, an Indian WOODSMAN LOST; T KCtiKNI-;. Ore.. May I. opi SliOitvv Harris, woodsman. em ployetl by the Anderson and Mid diet on Logging company on Culp creek near Cottage Crove has been missing since early .Monday, ac cording to reports received here. Harris was ent into the woods to build fire trail and failed to return 1 to the Culp creek camp .Monday 1 started a seal h of the hilly eoun- try. Harris' louls were found where he expected to commence work. His lunch pall was missing. It Is feared he met with an a eel dent while making a preliminary i cruise of the area hi which he was j to e-ulut trail S p c c i a I Convocation. Crater Uike t'hapter No. 3:. II, A. M . May I. 7;30 p. m. Work K A degree. tsltlng com panions w elconu. Ke- of II. P K. NICHOLS. Sec": Q Sheep Owihts u Aticnilon! We are in position to pay you more than anybody for wool -mohair See n before oil sell Mi:nroni) n.i;c..ix untsi:. Phono 106J. ST ,. dape St. S59tf 11KKI.IN. May I. (s?v With tho xoeptlon of the evti-eiot.o i..i.l urtun. Ileiitsche Xellnio: 11, ..,. oiunisi Tioiemune. me metropolitan press tmUy upproveil Koieisn Mm Ister Streseniann's reply to Perrr try KeiloRB. nreelnK t;. thi-Ainrr-Ican pnposal of n trvnty nmohe the )owets lencunciiig war. . SAND SMUDGING OFTELLS NOON LUNCH i 1 i YEAR LAST NIGHT; ORKHON - , TUESDAY, "SI R0TAR1AN CHIEF OF DISTRICT MEET: Members of the Medford Kotary One of the biggest "hits" of the ' club heard about the northwest Crater annual party last night was district conference this noon when a two-reel motion picture, comedy 1 President Hill Allen nnd other lo- entitletl "This 1 a Creut Country."! cal delegates told some of the high- . . . . in.. lights of this big annual event. ' w""en all(l I" especially President Allen reported that the i for the occasion. Tho cast of char , 1!2K conference was nttended by,ucter included several well known nearly 2.000 Itotarians, including members of the Crater cluh with I many representatives of the Cana-; Johnnie Heed and Larry Mann p lay din n clubs. lie also announced ins the leading male roles. The that John Casper of Walla Walla, Uah., was the newly elected dls- trict governor. , Jack Carle gave a comprehen- i slve review of the three-day pro-; some of the most interesting ac gram which was replete with manyjtion" was taken along the Ro';ue inspiring and educational addresses ' river. by Kotarians of International rep-! Tho entire comedy of over thirty utation. Others who gave reports ; scenes was filmed in less than on various phases of the confer- three hours' time, which is believed ence were Jark AVakefield, who to be a speed record in motion covered "Clusificatlon and Attend-1 picture photography. The whole mice," O. J. Semon who spoke on ; affair was kept secret by those ln "Hoy.s' Work." ISill Whttclaw who ; volved in its production and the reported on "Vocational Service."! Secretary Kd Shoekley who told of the secretarial conferences, and Win. tiiblett who gave general im-I presslons of the conference. ! Next year's convention will he 'held at Vancouver. P. C. and Pre-J blent Allen urged all member to plan now to attend and bring the attendance trophy back to Med ford. This cup. which was won last year by the Medford club, was lost by a small margin at the re cent conference. Medford made a fine showing, however, with eight members present. "Hilly" Lyman, the veteran mem ber of the local club, was present today after an absence of five months, and was given a hearty welcome by his fellow Rotnrians. Mr. Lyman responded with an amusing account of his travels. ! and told of a meeting of the Long Bench Rotary club which was at-, tended by 70 C. A. U. veterans. of the largest gatherings of one "old soldiers" In recent years. Pres oiotii A ll it ii Miiiiiincnd 1 hnl in Rn- tarian Lyman's five months' nh-ified against all possible entrance sence he had attended a Rotary of impure matters and is being meeting every week except one installed at considerable expense, while traveling all of which prov-: The water is to be drawn from the ed a big help to the Medford club'aitank at two diherent outlets uiu! attendance record. ! wl he pmvfpcil 1 nt the deep A letter from the local Chamber; ! nf Commerce was read, thanking the club for its efficient work in selling over 3u0 tickets to the re- ,t Mi,i tun ni'.wl lift si" I ill llOtlet. Jiu-k wiiki'riHil and Clyde EiiUlnl Kurt- i-xliMlili'cl li voti. ot thanks for j Iholi' flni- work In thin connfrtion. WilKcin AValli' was romnirnclcil for hln Imnil'x recent vlelnry In tliej .state hlwll seliool hand eontest. , The Meilford Kotarians wel'ej well represented lit the reeelit ion j accorded the California caravan hisl l-'l'Klay. havlni; innie melnheiS ni'esent at the stale line than any: other local ori;anlzallon. nconi-dlnj.' i o a report made hy Horace lh-oni-j ley. cluilrmiin of he eoinmltleo. The llilenuitlnn.il KotaiN' con-IVi-ciicii will he liehl 111 Minneapolis, .Iline IX-'.'i. and all local members planillliK to atteuil are ui'Ked to eri;ister at once. Visitors at today's ineetini: in cluded Kotarians Dan Kaynioiul of Portland and Charles Cooley ot Crants Pass. COHl'lKl. Hnl.. May 1 OPl C.en eral Sir Arlluir Currie won a jury vi-rdha of S")llil today In his lihel suit UKalnst W. T. K. Preston and V. V. Wilson lie had IiioukIU suit for S.'ili.lina. claiiniuK the de fendants had liheled him hy print imr an article charging the Cana- ilinn heatlmiarlers with needlessly sacrificing lives in the occupation of Moiw on armistice day. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SLITAHLK kou sci.mvisioN Peautiful v i e w home sites adjoining Medford: S acres improved. SliTi'in. See p.rown White. -x-clusive agents. -lOtf CHKYSLKU Kurd Ih-hvery. starter 5 Maxwell Sport Touring.... 'T Chevrolet Cabriolet. ... ,r '-S Chrysler Coupe 7 U'S So. Klverside. iO.tm ! 4T s Kou ui:.t - house. Tall - Small fiirnisheil S. Ivy. 4." KUlt KKXT 334 Apple -1 lollsekeeilillK rooms. KOU s.m.i: -r'Hcktun. K. rsey boar. Wm. entral Point. 4- I.OST Pair black horn-rim glasses 111 grey case. Tel. lt'4K-X. or leave at Tribune office. 4' 4 AC11LS bearing cherries, peaches, a I m o n d s. pears, aoples und grapes: 6 -room modern house, gurnue and barn; good free soil, all Irrigiited. In height. at Ash land. Will trade for unimproved clear acreage or city lots. Wil liams N: Wurnoek. Medford p.ldg. Ph. 1 .':. 4tf (iOOIJ 7 -room house and 4 acres fine hind mile of city limits; welj improved: fruit, berries, etc. tlood outbuildings Ail stink and equipment goe? at M-'"V I'asy down payment, balance nionthh. Williams X- Warnock. Medford itldg Ph. um;:. 4"tf KUM LOWS HKPI NIl Vlll'll ULl) LOANS or make new loans ,n ; for your needs. t)iuc lllver Xa tional Kami Lean Association. .1. K. Huwen I'rvsi.lvnt, Komi,. ISiver: L II. Ilunl. sec. -Treas in- Me.Uor,l !!, It Do you buy wisely? Try "Nip and Tuck" Asparagus. No waste. Delicious Economy Fish Market AY 1, 1928. f!E COMEDY HIT OF. CRATERS PARTY scenario was written by Vernon i Vawter and filmed by Horace; Lromley. CioJd Hill was chosen as! tho setting for the comedy and J premier showing last night came as a hip Kutprise to everyone but the producers and the cast -This i helievod to he the first truly "amateur" motion picture lever produced in southern Oregon. FILTER SYSTEM Giving Medford one of the most up-to-date swimming pools in tlio state, the management of the Xuta torium is now completing the in- staliation of a new nitration and chiorination system, inakiiig it pos Bible lor 120 gallons of fresh water to be pumped into the. large tank j every minute. With this systum lui wuter will be cunstanUy cliam-'ed ami puri :r eim. iue nnieiu mil in ' - operation coiitiiumusiy 114 hours dully. The tank will probably be opened early this month as soon as the ln- 'Htailation Iils bi-en pntircly PlL'teil. colil- BUTTER GAINS ON ACTIVE DEMAND I PORTL.VXI), Ore., May 1. (P) j I" utter prices were higher on lo'cul wholesale markets today, reflecting i active denuuid both, locally ami ' from outside markets. Cube extras J were quoted a lull cen' hh'aer ! at 41 cents a pound, while other j grudet; were a half cent higher, j Strength of butter markets is gen eral both along the Pacific slope and in eastern centers. Yesterday's receipts of butter were 10, Li I pounds with storage holdings re ported at "JS.ttls pounds. Eggs were steady today with the exception of a cent decrease in the ouotation on standard extras at 'J.' cents per dozen. Receipts yester- ; (lay were nMtoeraie ai i i cases with .!i,u:itj cases in storage Country dressed meat and poul try markets; were quirt today with prices steady and unchanged. ' MEN! Poslively Every DRESS ShiKT in the store on Sale at , MANN'S v Next SATURDAY 31 Dr. Emmett J. CARPENTER Chiropractic Electro-Therapy 308 Medford Bldff. Office Phone 430-R Residence Phone 6G9-R These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store m f LETTERS Fi BY SENATORS TO ni:v yoKK. :uy W The democratic slate romm iltc in it statement issr.ed from Onv ernor smith'n enmpaign h.fl.1 Minti tcrs and publii-hed today, nut d the use by Senator Thomas A. Wah-h of his congressional franking urivilege in circularixin campaign material in The Mnteiutmt charg Walsh with franking California, d Senator opies of a MeAdoo to I lett -r !' William i. B00STCAMPA1GN : 1 Cut your time ft .. JH 3 A in the kitchen PTOCTP3 tfZhP? cooks in 2t -j , . tC S minUS Steaming energy breakfast for all the family You 've heard their records you've read of their pop ularity. Now SSE and hear them in person. m II J CRATERUN If I SYD DAvls'V VT i( 'te REVUE j" Jail House 'J'n ri 'I nil V jj ft B,uc5 l DU N L AY & MERRILL tmmM.rM , in "So Long Broadway" t If . 1 0 THREE KILARNEY GIRLS" l'4W "A Bit of Old Ireland" 1 SCHULLER & GEORGE . . "Moments of Physical Culture" IB HARRY FIDDLER j?. WW-M-M j "Wilheot a Fiddle" XfS. ,''.1 I FEATURE PICTURE SS ,. . Last Times TODAY y. r. THE LOVE MART wiww'ia tS-J-.ii3 ACland LOUISE RUDACK CteJfteX?? H EVENING Admi.sfori ' ONLY 7 & 9 P. M. Children .. ... 25c AH,, It. Wlr every reifiurd demount v,,i, in OtUfiu nfii., InformuLioir un-' cerninw ' Alie pi'iietlce was ' ci, Sm.ih headM'iaiters by Isidore 1 W iJuckweiler of l.oi AngeU-s. wfc ulxu said that Senator Walh Mippurters hiid been I'irculariziit. the state with anti-Tammany eaf. loons, which lie described as "m liclous in character and ntter!, contemptible in content." He tuUl a letter from Furnit-r r,oemor (lardiner of Misnouri in support of Senator Kei being ent t California otfcrs. under the frank of Kepreseii (. C Uickinson. POIiTLANU. ore.. May 1. V- . Uelnh Sibley, i't S!. HdeiA loa.br at the Sherman- Mill nanv veanl near MouiUaintl; was fatally injured this afternol wh-n a chain broke on a tuaditJ rig. throwing a log on htm. died at a hospital at Hills-boro", tip HUNT'S CRATERIAN 2 BIG DAYS Mon.-Tues. May 7-8 3 ' ' AMD MIS' ORCHESTRA-: