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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1928)
PIVOTS TEN SrEDFOPtTl JfXTL TRTHTPfT!, flfTTDFORP.' OT7F.nONT, TTTrKSDlVY. MAY 10, 1K& Get Up Nights? Try 48 Hour Test If your pep, health and ylrcimth nre being lowered by fiemn fit nit: hi it ml tlay i-iitls. Imrkui h. M.mM. r weakness, burning or Itching en f.'iliim, leg or groin pains, why im" make the i ')Hx 4 Hour Test 7 J on t g I v e up. Don't wait. tiel Cyatvx today, l'ut It to a 48 hour test. Costs noth ing tf it doi n not satisfy, only 0 If you soon foci like n e w, slcfp well, full of pop, with pains allevi ated. Try t'ysti today on our money back guar antee. Only 60c. Heath's Drug Store, Underworld Expose at. the Rialto i For frale by; LOCAL DELEGATES IE Care of Baby's Skin Jin '.sure that tlio prepnnilimis you line on baby's skin nro pure iiml reliable. The kind mill quality you get nt our drill store may cost n trifle more, but they are beneficial to health and free of anything that may injure the delicate skin. We carry a full lino of toilet arti cles for infants. Your doctor vill recommend them as effi cient. Medford Pharmacy The Eeliable Store 0 Eg Windows and Doors q n liAIMJKST STOCK 11V p soiTjinn.v oui'XiON 01 TROWBRIDGE E3 I"! MMIlKIt YAHD mm Msx a n eM "Meilfortl 1m coming to the eelo luullon Blioncor than liorwrwIWi on a boarding Iiuiiho table, uaid Juck TJiuiniison Muiidny evening. He and 1,. C. (iailock, Ted Huker mid Juek Wakefield drove over to me tlio committee and '?et an idea iihoat what mis city Intends to pull next Friday and .Saturday. Vlten ft wad explained tu this delegation from acrons-tlie moun tains In detail they were deliKhted, and ut unee pledged the hlKh nchuol hand of 2i pieces to he In the pa rade. Moreover, the Klks hand will he here on Thursday nliiht, and all tho Klks of the party henna to urt-'e that the Elks hand stay over and take part In the celebra tion, Also, the Lenion drum corps Im about in the notion to come from .Medford and bill)',' tho good old IniKlu of Rood fellowship ulong to enliven the occasion. "There Is no guesswork about the hiuh school hand," remarked Ted llaker, secretary and general iHHinio of tho Medford Chamber of Commerce. "That is a sure shot and wo believe we can help on the other two organizations. 1 want to say also that the Craterlans will be over In a body and they will do Home fancy Bteps and show you how to march under tho scorchliiR sun of a Klamath day, lor these fellows are past masters in the art of formation and figure weaving. They are going to attend nil the Klamath celebration for they have leased a Pullman car from the Southern Pacific and will occupy that while in tlio city, and Satur day evening they will order "Kosy" to swilch t Im car onto a fast train and go to Diiiisinuir for a night out of the slate. Observe, 1 say 'Kosey' when I menu Mr. Itosenhaiim, gen eral agent for the Southern Pacific, for that Is the name wo all know him by across (lie IiIUh. Ho has been In Medford for a long timo and we take a lot of liberties with him, more so than wo would think of doliw; with uny other lull loud of ficial." Tho Medford party drove-back last night as tho thunderstorm gathered. Kin mat It News. ! BOSC PEAR 10 "filrls of the Underworld," a darliiK expoufi of jazz, mad youth and wild particH. 1h now playing at tho Itialto theatt-r. The Htory nhown the Bchemes used to trap younr glrlH and lead them Into the lives of shame and it 1h Haiti tlio sequonts are taken from incidents that happened In real life to two young glrla who would not heed the warning given, until too late. i; A. BOY THIEF .less IVtly 1'IikiI CIM(.'A(iO, May HI. (Av) .less I'elty, hi sir lirooklyn noutlipaw, wuh fined $oo ihh! HiiMpended in definiti'ly and ordered homri by Mannser Wllhert KuhltiHnn of the UmlKeia today, for Vit'latiuu of traliiluK: ruleH. . l'etly to date Iimh piirHclpated In five RaineH, winning one and -inir four. Keveral Htores and utole many gal lons of guHoline. They claimed they were onrouto to Wenatchco, Wash. ' m Eagle Point School Notes When he entered a plea of guilty In rlrcuit court thU forenoon on a car theft charge, Alvlo DuCIi-ohmc, a former Loh Angeles newsboy, was Hcnteneed' to one year In tho state penitentiary, while hiH two uoy com)anionH, Hollls King and Jack Khaw, failed to enter pleas. Attorney Knright was appointed by the court to confer with the boys and It was thought today that they wouhr also enter pleas of guilty. Tho trio were arrested at Culd Hill over ten days ago by Deputy Sheriff I'aul Jennings, after they had been caught in the act of stealing gasoHno from n car park ed in this city. Two local married couples surprised tho boys in tho act, but were unable to hold thetn for ,tho police, as I u! rosso cov ered tho ipiartet with a revolver and threatened death if they Inter fered with tho boys' escape. ( Tho three swore to and signed a confession that the car was stolen In Venice, rullf., and that whllo enroute In Medford. they broke In The; Eaglu Point Parent-Teacher association will bold their final meeting Friday afternoon nt three o'clock. A special program Is being urrunged by the program committee. The Kagle Point baseball team was victorious over Jacksonville Kr Id a y with a hco re of 3 to 2 . The general science class of the Eagle Point high school gave a high school party Wednesday j evening. Most of the time was 1 spent in outdoor games. Tlie primary grades will give t a mot iter's day program Friday 1 afternoon before the P. T. A. meeting. All mothers are invited. The intermediate and upper grades arufireparing to enter the singing festival to be held in Med ford during the last of the month. Miss Marsters of the Ashland Normal was in Eagle Point Tues day to assist iir elimination. The chosen group will sing In thwl I. T. A. program Friday after-; noon, and will give several songs in the church entertalnmont to be presented at the Grange hall Fri day tilt-ht . The distribution of Rose pears; from the Itogue Kiver valley Is to receive i?rious consideration this year. A committee of four fruit growers IX Jt. Wood, chairman; Harry Hoeenberg, F. C. Kenly and H. M. Tuutle have been at work some time collecting a mass of in formation .relative to the market ing of thfci wonderful pear and some very Interesting features have been developed. Harry Rosenberg, on his way back from tlurope called a meet ing of tho principal representatives of all fruit marketing organizations in New York and secured their co operation in any plan that might be developed to broaden the pres ent Bosc market. The average J3osc grower of the Rogue River valley will be sur prised to learn that In 1927 over R0 per cent of the total Hose crop raised In this valley was Bold ln New -York City. This Is altogether) too large a percentage and In the near future the Bc committee hopes to piwnt a plan whereby, this excellent pear ean be brought1 to the attention of the trade In large centers throughout the United States, where at present U, is practically unknown. A recent inventory of pear trecsi In Jackson county shows a total: of 115.231 Hose trees as against 110,lt22 Uurtlctt trees. Even more significant is the number of young Bosc trees between the ages of one to eight years against the number of liar'Jett trees of similar ages; tho Hose total being 37.352 against i 14,943 Rartletts. It requires no, Mtretch of the imagination to plc-j ture what the total Uosc crop wlll be in a lew years. In 1927 there were shipped from the Rogue River valley 1310 cars of Hartletts and 462 cars of Boscs. With a total planting of Bosc trees now In excess of the Rartletts the present move to exploit new mar kets should be indorsed by every fruitgrower In Jackson county. 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