Medford mail tribune., May 01, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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HfEDFORD MAIL TOIBTjyE, MEDFORD, OTiEflOX. TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1928.'
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"WHOLESOMENESS
TET the children drink plenty
of pure, delicious, bottled car
bonated beverages. They con
tain sugar, pure carbonated
water and wholesome, taste
tempting flavors. The irresisti
ble, delicious tang is due to cai
bonation perfect only when
the drink is bottled Buy these
soft drinks by the case.
"Bottled
Garhonated
en
JSl
$500 In Cash Prizes
& FXO yMt fjvnrir? f for f"f
h-iOr r, Vil tMf.irlvtn.il r,l H'v .
tut' tn Amrrirm Unit I'M r.l ( jf . -hnniif.)
HrlfMlfr.7ifII.mi RMr .
Within -in. ).(.'. l'th pruttwdl
pt 4Wjrim lor ceil ttvipci.
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Bottler
' your iownf
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phono 105 SO N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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Reichstein and Deuel
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs nowyou will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumed.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5.00
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mug, langy
averages
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
"jocem.
, mmii.u uiwujojif
QUIPS AT CUPID
SIEPS TO ALTAR
C'ANNKS, Frame, Hay I. (IP)
Mh'fiupJ Alien, tin? novelUt, and
C'oiiiiIohh Atlanta Murcatt; ur
married in a five-minute civil cero
inony today al the Hrilish conau
littu. The coromuny look place at
ll:l.ri a. in. and watt to ho fol
lowed with a rWlglous ceremony at
tin flrnok orlliotlox church of
Cult ties.
The witiienscH were J'tlncess
Karr.f'eoiffevitch, formerly Airfl. H.
I'raU or New York; the hri'ie
grandmother, Mrs. llemlutle Von
I'lUKel; her mother, Kdward -Mont-oiiH-ry
and Loo n a id o Alercato.
Tho groom, who Is of Armenian
origin, reiHtered his t'ather'H name
uh SarklK KouJJoumtljiun, occupa
tion "shipper."
The wedding of the brilliant au
thor of the "Green Hat" and other
hooka, whone uiiip at motleni love
and marriage have echoed around
the world, to the beautiful youiiK
woman who 1h u descendant of
Serbian royalty, was one of the
final events of tho season for in
ternational society on the Riviera.
Scores (if people remained fur
weeks In order to ho prevent.
Aftor their honeymoon the Ar
lens expect to stay for a while at
the Villa Pioratlna, one of the most
beautiful estates on the Riviera,
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COUINTH. (ireece May 1. ()
The Stars and Stripes flying above
devastated and destitute Corinth
today brought relief to a people
stricken by u series of earthquakes
and brought expressions of grati
tude from the whole of (Ireece.
A d m I rn I Paul Kuundouriotis.
president of Greece , wept as he
watched tho flag flying above the
American army tent of Miss Kinma
Ciishman of ITostnn, who is ' in
charge of tho first aid station, lie
said:
"That is a real symbol of sym
pathy, generosity and love whleh
lias touched our hearts and Kindled
our souls."
Konrteen babies which were
brought into a shaking world which
ileHtruyed the bopics of their par
ents werp being cured for in the
tents by Near ICnHt relief nurse.
They wore rocked In cradles built
from barrel slaves ' and fed front
I in cans which once cunt allied
American condensed mils. !
LONG TERM METED
m
I'HICAC.O, May I. T1 1'Mvc
Imyn. thu yuunKt'Kt 1 E. the oldest
2U, wi've convicted curly today of
nluykllK a Kiocer In u 1 . 4 3 holdup
luj.t .lunuut-y. Their punhihtnent
va fixed at LT years in tho peni
tent iary.
Those convicted were Marry
Xillllt. IS: Mike 1'los. r-r: chafKed
with flrliiK the shot that Ulllo.l
Joseph Hwzcpnnskl; Stanley Mi-
ean, 17; I'timan lliilcemiik, 1 S. and
('nslnilr I'eitniw.skl, III.
I
Rtportad by JtoRton County Abttraot Co
Slith Qtrl and Cnlrl AvwuaJ
ClriMilt C'tmrt
Viva Hecdlc vs. .Ii-ss' Hredle,
I lurry Dally vs. Nidllo Daily, de-
Mi'dfurd vs. t. I.. Vavanu et a),
State vs. rlaudr limit, reeeivhiB
Mtulrn propt-rt v.
I .ilu ill .1. I in; h vh.
(trrbard company et
rl Of .ire.
Koscllii Itnton lidan
AiidiMHitn
at, fore-
liordou
lidau, divorce.
Medford Irlrnatlon OistrU-t 1
Mt'iidon K. Scbutt et al, tax for
I'lesiire. i
It. J lirvumy. Adeline 11. Illnrk.J
W. I,. Inlv, Ineorporated as Ibd-j
liiway Hrrbiird company. j
W'iHIiun V. Hit r num. drrvaned;
estati admitted to pruhaie.
I'rm-st M. Olh.son. estai inven-,
tor yuml appraisal. !
Newton ' riutmy .distriet at -1
torney. vs. M. K. Hunley et al. fori
forfeiture of ball bond. j
lialph W. White et til vs. An
clriit Kiver Hold Mining t'o.. Ltd..
et al. derrep. ,
John W". Strunbe ot al. mhur. '
opiate, admitted to probate.
PmlPT - Thompson t'o. vh.
II. Hairin et tix. foreclosure. !
Tolk Hull vs Howl M. Mulva-1
ney et al. to quiet title. j
Howard I'. Anient, incorporated as
et al, foi eelomire,
l.itlila Sprtnj; Harare. Inc.
Western Loan A ItulldtiiK t'o., a,
vo . poratUm, v. Aynes- Hit I la Ire et
vir. foredoMiro. I
Wefttevu. Loan - Hulldftt; Co.. a
toi'imuli. .1. vs. tlaronce . Itmiks)
l.oul J. Harris estate, final or-;
Herman oteur e.statc, Vn.d ac
eountitiK order.
A. It. I'unnliiKham et al Joe
(biunroi ft al. Hon, ,
I, t Scott et al - I'ranli Ktil-
b rton. Lrombitck et al. drcree. !
Laura . Ktli kmm v. J. II.!
Napier et al. for money. J
tleorue H. M'yckoff rt al vs.
vs. Jnmes M. lis k, lf K. Itock.l
; foreeloBure. j
Lillian Kllfimun. Mike KHhuhui,
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Howard P. A meat. Incorporate as
'Xlthiu Hpi-incH Garage. Inc."
W'e.tfrn J-uan & Jluihllmr- Co.
in corp.) vs. Agnes lJulluire ft vir.
t'uieilosure.
Western J.nau tfr liulblinjf Co. la
corp.) vs. Clarence C. Jianks et al.
Korecluure.
Huth V. Robinson et ul vs. II M.
Webber. Chattel lien.
J tilth V. llobinson, ct al vh W.
II, Itiillork. Chnltel lien.
Huth V. Uohiuson et ul vs. Clias.
Caiibell. Cliattel lien.
A. I., l-f iininjUun as Peiinington
Ilattfiy Service vs. Hnry fl. Uynge
and V. Marsluill. Chattel lien.
Jackxun Cuiinty Hunk v. VroA
I,. Iliekmaii and Kdna llickmun.
Koierlonurc.
1. K Xalley vs. An mi C, Nalley.
Divorce.
M. J. Hcamliftt vs. Winifred Jlil
Hinuer et nl. foreclosure.
Klrst Xaiionn.1 Cp. (a corp.) vs.
Maude Karlow ftrown el al. To
vacate final mrler in eiate.
Wesley H. Ktzaor vs. C. H. tfw
art et at ns Meijford-Klainath Krt
& Singe Line. Kor money.
iicH.sie Nylen vs. David K. Xylen.
Divorce.
F. H. rillrhrlHt vh. A. J. Scott et ;
al. To (inlet title.
Southern Oregon Credit Bureau
vs. J. I. Heddy Transcript of
judgment.
1'rolMili' Court.
Kxlnte i(f liuiM A. Kyan (dee.)
Admitted to probate.
Marriage l.leeiLses,
Theodore II. Newstrom and Vida
Clark.
John D. Mack anil Dora L. Cook.
Jack If Kdlson and Anna An
dersen. Hugh John Merklee and Ma .
Sparks.
Frank Kllsworlh Unwell and Mrs.
Grace Iteebtel.
Horace Alvin .leukliu and Kvc
lyu Do it liea Caholn.
Charles II. tNighlll and ICmm.-i
Simmons.
Wm. K. Coghill and Sadie Sim
mons. Primlo Cinrdl and Opal Marie
Clemens.
Frank Morris and Kthel Ueagnn.
Audd Klmer Nanco and Emma
Iternice Dube.
John Kdward Hunter and Mrs.
Kdiih Itobinson .
Wm. M. Andres und , Claudia
Kaulhaber.
Jack M. O'N'ell and Lucillo S.
Costello.
James L. Kirk and Pirdlo Har
den. Kred M. Uruegger vs. Elizabeth
Smith.
Frederick V. Owsley and Itlancb
Mahler.
Ronald M. Downey and Kdith
King.
Italph K. Uender and Madge
Abel
Hubert Kdwall and Lillian Klder.
Navlchi Kato and Mrs. Ito Yam
ash it a.
AS1II-AN1). April 30. Nuto
HittcH mid K. V. Curler made a
riHliiiiK trip to Noil creek WedlioK
day anil Hociired it flna cnUMt of
trout.
Mrs. Sain K. M'cNalr, who rtv
aidoH on 8cpnlc drive, arrivctl
Itnnto from tho OHHt Wednesday.
Sho was called east Btlddcnly a
few weeks aim on ni-connt of tho
serious Illness and death of her
innihor.
Mi'H. Waller li. Newconilio of
flrantH Phhh, former AKhland rent- j
(font, was nn Ashland visitor l'Yl- j
(lay.
J. H. Mctice's RlKantlc slock
movltiK salo opened to n hli? crowd
Friday morning and clerks were :
kept hnsy throtixlioiit tho (lay tak- j
ItiK ennr of the customers. .Mr. i
Mcfioe Is clnslitK out his lino of !
Kfneral dry Roods and expects to
connne nis stock to reaiiy-io-wcar
tl to shoes for women and Chil
(lr 11
Mrs. V. 1). Miller, who has been
confined nl her homo for several
days with illness, is much Improv- j
od and able to bo about.
The Ashland hf;h school typinK i
tenm left early FYiduy morntnjr for
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ASHLAND I
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CANADIAN NATIONAL TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA
Loiv Stimtnfr Fares
bfgiti Muy n
Wtwkly Piilliims
Viiuconvor unil I'rliuo
Huptr tn Aska
Plri tend me jout fret booklet on Jptt Nirioml Ptrk and the Otudiin Rocluci
V.iti
Corvallis to tuko pail In tho an
nual state typing contest. The
teunt members and their teacher.
Miss Carolina. Itaddu, were guests
of Alra. (). A. ilriscou und Mr. 1j.
A. Mon. who drove thtdr am
Ashland high hopes to repeat the
splendid record made, in other
yeurn by local typists who suc
ceeded in guining permanent pos
seFsion of the statu cup by winning
It three different years. The sen
ior team this year is composed of
Nedra Hartlett and Marie Moon,
and the junior team consists of
Ksther Crowley and Kuth Thatcher.
-Mrs. Anne IT. Russell of North
Main street, mother of Miss Nellie
Russell and Mrs. Otto Winter, Is on
tho way homo from Los Angeles
and ia visiting with relatives en
route. Mrs. Russell has hhmu a
delightful winter In Los Angeles,
guest at the home of her duughter,
Mrs. James Potter. She visited
with several other relatives in that
vicinity. On the way homo Mrs.
Russell will spent! two weeks In
San Francisco. Mfsa Margaret Pot
ter will come to Ashland in com
pany with her grandmother,
' Mrs. Jimmie Daugherty, nee Miss
Helen Cole, who was recently mar
ried In Portland to Jimmie Daugh
erty, has returned anil has resumed
her work at the local hi';h school,
where she Is a senior student. Mr.
Daugherty, who is manager of the
Twentieth Century store, will
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TEA .ENJOYMENT
EVERY WOMAN'S
RIGHT;
Tea enjoyment delicious refresh
ment that comes from the delicate
aroma and flavor of the world's
finest tea is every woman's right.
Nothing less than perfection will
satisfy the appetite when it sayi
"Tea Time". Tree Tea is the world's
finest tci though by no means the
world's most expensive. That's why
you should always insist on getting
T
REE
Orange
IT this summer
I 1 1 through the highest
i-i Peaks of the
Canadian KocRies
Plan your trip East tlu'i Bummer to take you
through the thrilling scenery of the highest .
Canadian Rocky peaks, including Mt. Robson,
monarch of them all.
Sail through the fjord-like channels of the Inside
Passage from Vancouver to Prince Rupert. Lux
urious trains, radio-equipped. East from Prince
Rupert, through a wonderland of lakes, forests,
mountains an.l glaciers.
Stop otf at Jasper Park Lodge. Rates $7.50 a day
up, American Plan. Open May si to Sept 30.
?oo guests. The Lodge golf course is Canada's
6ncst youll want to play it and come back
again for Golf Week, September 8 to 15.
rANADiAN National
The Largest Railway System
- SNM37
spend some time at Portland and
at l-ongview, Wash., und will take
a course in window display and
caru writing.
11. I r. K I hurt was u business vls-
itor Friday in Grants Pass.
I Miss Kvelyn Sholl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Miller of Fifth
street, who has been living with
relatives and attending school in
! iluckingham, Nj H.. for the past
three years, recently enjoyed a five
days' si-'du setting trip to Wah-
' ington, D. C. The trip is given
each year to th graduating clashes
ot several ot' the high, schools in
tlie east. Miss Kvelyn will return
to Ashland" during the summer and
will probably enroll at the South
' ern Oregon Normal school in the
! fall.
I V. O. X. Smith of the Citizens
( bank has returued from Portland.
; where he attended the Rtate con
vention of tho Haptist church Tues
i day, April 1M.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carter, who
i have been visiting at the home of
; Mrs. Carter's mother on IZast Main
street, have .jon to San Francisco.
They were accompanied south by
Mrs. Carter's brother, Lester Phil-
lips. ' '
O. f. Franklin of tho Franklin
bakery Is ill at his home on Ii
street.
The Ashland Bible school, which
which has been supported by the
various churches of the city, will
IITEA
For those who prefer
GRtiliN tea, there's
Treu Tua Japan
in America:,
A. B. Holtrop, City Pats.
Agt. .
32 Yamhill St.. Pnrtlnnd
I'honr Krmio 3t;4
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7 o rm l i i . r -
close May 4. A program of gen-1
eral Interest illustrative of the
work will be put on by the super-
vigor. Mrs. (,rac Auuri-wu, as a :
commt'iK'ement exeri-ise for tliu J
course. Neurly six ImmlreU buys ;
untl Kirls have profited by the work (
of the school. That number ropro- j
Rijnts nbout !I0 per cent ot the lu
plls in the first six grammar grades
of the schools.
At the Klks' l-adli-s Card club '
Tuesday, Jtrs. C. 1. J. Porter 'as
the winner of tiiuh school and Mrs. 1
Kartell won consolation.
The week ot May 512 will be set
aside for 11 Keuernl miriiiK Iiouho
cleanhii? of tho city, t'llnt Haunh
man, lire chier, has been appointed j
(general chairman for tho cleanup j
and intends no fleck of dust persist
and that no tin can remains to in
sult tho aesthetic sense ot any cill-'
zeu or, nu)re especially, an out-of-.
town tourist. Mayor J. E. Thornton j
will be asked to Issue a proclama
tion, makltiK a friendly demand
tiuon all property holders to re
paint, pick up and clean up. W, 1'-!
Waller will name a chairman of tho
youuB men's clean up squad. Four
young men will be appointed to
view the town May 5 and again
May 12 to decide upon the bestow
I11B of four awards for the best
Ii-opisl climiKC of Zone
Ordinance.
Tho City iMunnins Commission
proposes a revihion of tlio present
zoning ordinance In which the pres
ent L'se Zone IV (Seml-publie)
would bo combined with the pres
ent Zone 11. and parks would be
included in Zone L
The i;e Districts would then be
as follows:
Cliiss I Residence yiim'le family
dwelling parks and playgrounds.
Class II Residence UncludinK
1) Apartments of fill classes except
as redistricted by the buildinu nr
dlnance, juiblic and temi-public
huildiiiKs. churches, nchuois. hos
pitals, mortuaries, etc.
Class III Hetuil business (In
cluding 1 and ID.
Class IV Present, Zone V: Ware
house. Class V rresent Hone VI: Indus
trial. It is proposed to extend the lim
its of Vm Districts II. III. IV and
V, subject lo the approval of the
property holders in the districts af
fected. Class 1 All fvt Humphrey-Andrews
Addition und Huniphrey
Knleht Addition, that part of Sun
rise Home Park and I-aurelhurst
Adjoining Crater Lake Avenue; all
of Queen Anno Addition (excepting
Block S); all property adjoining
RttKt Main Street from Cottage
Htreet East; all property adjoin
ing Myrtle Street; Blocks 1, - 3.
K, 1&, 14, and part of Blocks 7
and a of Imperial Addition, and
nil property Kast and South there
of to the City Limits; all properiy.
included in the area bounded ly
the following streets and alleys:.
Columbus Avenue, the alley, be-j
tweun Fourth and Kceond Streets,
the alley between Morey's Addi
tion, and Bungalow Addition. West
Main Street; all property unjoin-;
Iuk South Oakdale Avenue. Park i
Htroetr Whitman Avenue, rromj
Kleventh Street nouth, and Kinp
Street from alley in Block -. New
town Addition south; also all pron-j
erty mijoiniiiij Stewart Avenue foi j
approximately 3u0 feet nurih ami j
south of same, I
Class II All property not includ
ed in Zones I. Ill, IV and V.
Class 111 Approximately all of
tho original town except Blocks j
4H, 4!l, TU. 51, u2. till, til, US, 7D.j
71, 7 2. i. 74. 7. 77. Ml. SI,
and part of Blocks 03, 64, t r ;indj
tif; also all territory adjoinint- j
Riverside Avenue from the North!
City Limits to Boyd Street; also1
the property at the intersection!
of Stewart Avenue and South River-j
side Avenue; property near the in-j
terseetion of McAndrews Road and
North Central Avenue; properly!
adjoining Kast Jackson Street from
(.ienesee Street west to P. & K.
right of way; property on the
south side of Kast Main Street
from Almond Street to (ienesee
I Street.
' Class IV Property adjoining the
; S. P. tracks from north of Jackson
Street to a point near McAndrews j
Road, and from Tenth Street South j
to a point near Stewart Avenue. j
Class V The present mill dis
trict in the north end of the city,
and the tract lying east of the!
Kiddle. Road. I
Maps showing t ho exact extent
of the proposed Ise Zones may be I
seen at the Chamber of Commerce!
and the City Hall. Remonstrances'
ngainst the proposed changes will:
be heard nt the regular meeting of I
t he ( ity Planning Commission to
be held at 8 p. in.. Monday, Mav
nth. urns. n
DRY
CLEANING
FOR THE
MOTORIST
Dust, ffi'i-iisc, nil
and mud Mains
a r o r e in o vc d
tlioroimhlv l'nnii
your iippnnl hy
cur MutU'i-n Dry
Clt'iiniii!'. Al'tor
lic hnr rido (ir
tour wo restore ,
your clothes in
inunaeulate cou
clition.
n Windows and Doors &
T.Anr.rsT smrK iv
KOVTnritv t)t!f.:.,v
Q
a
Q TROWKUDGE
mm i.lMltKit YAIID
I
store front Improvement
it and th f"l
, tho bes.L
icst vacant
best lawn improvement
house painting and tho best
lot imvrovement.
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"YOUR ADVANTAGE J"
ANTI-KNOCK
RED CHOWN
GASOLINE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
by train or
. ?iotor-coacb
New convenience for travelers to
Portland and intermediate stations.
Luxurious motor-coach service
by Southern Pacific Motor Trans
port Co. in addition to improved
schedules of Southern Pacific trains.
(Schedules clTeaivc on and after
May 6.)
Leave Arrive
Medford Portland
Motor Coach 7:04a.m. 7:35 p.m.
"Shasta" . 1 1 : 27 a.m. 10:15 p.m.
"Orcgonian" 6:35 p.m. 7;30a.m.
Returning
Leave Arrive
Portland Medford
Motor Coach 8:30 a.m. 9:37 p.m.
"Shasta" . 8:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
"Orcgonian" 9:30 p.m. 10:25 a.m.
Motor coaches leave and arrive
at the Southern Paciiic Passenger
station.
10 Rides t
Pay for 7 I
ISuV 10-Ridc Tickets for use on
motor-coaches and sood for 60 days.
Save money with these low lares.
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