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MEDFOHD MAP, TRTBUNE, MTUDFOKD. OftEnON". FRIDAY, MAY It, 1928. PAGE SIX 3 Mary Pickford, Hunt's Craterian WORK PROGRESSES AM PARK NP. ARflVFi . m2 , aitii iiiiTPn niAnin 111 i ir in n ii ii nil hi i i : . - f . m .., i-i r UllffAlunUKItt I v 1 I ! 'BUTTE FALLS. May 10. Juhiki Tunnnlc. luRKing contractor on Mcdford's parking project at tlio, headworka of their water syatKin, was Been In our midst recently with a cheery smilii over the result of the past moiit ti'tf achievement In cutting and hnndlliiH the Ions. I'ew people realize that Meillnnl has one of the finest water syH tenia on earth and that the won derful prlii! which .iirulea in ev ery Medio (1 homo has IU rlnc in the charming woodlands near l:iutc Kalis. Medford holds a fine trai t or natural wooded park land up hern nt the IiIk Hpiini; nml when IiirkIiik and parking tho tract la finished it will be one of the great est show places of tho northwest. James Owen, president and man ager of tho Owen-Oregon l.uinher company, was up at the rumps yes terday. There is u new Impetus in the logging game during the last few days of sunny weather. The roads have improved wonderfully anil everybody can drive into the wild woods mid out up the streams for work or business or recreation. Tho ranch crops are growing nml the contented livestock ure feeding nn ttin fresh riinne. 'Mie rnncllei'H nro seen about the market places an a welcome rcll. f. negotiating sales anil purchases of potatoes, hay and grain. Tho l'ine licit lnnkin; building was recently sold and we hope (someone will tiikn advantage or the opHrlunity to open it and be doing business in our midst beforu long. c. riV GTRDLER WINS f I l lie Nlute of Oregon, do hereby an ' prove ihe foregoing promulgation and designate the following news uiipir in the stale of OreKoll as the i ...... .in, tier in which said nroinul- iilioll thall be published;. Mail line, .Mcclforo, iiregon. I. U I'ATTKISHO.V. Gurcrnur of the State of Oregon, i Summons for Publication. In the Circuit Court of the State, Anyone having objections to snid account are required to present the samo on or before the date set (or said hearing. KAItb C. CADDIS. Administrator vvllh V.'lll Annexed. jOKto, -viiiy 1 1. vn iiociiiio , .. jackson County Arnlil today was credited wllh'jm x I u II. 1'laintlff, having made a trip around IhJ ', ,Va .,. ,nd H. f. Mul- ; vanc-y. husband of Jtusa At. Mul vnnev. the unknown heirs Jlosa M. i"Ulvmiry M'Uvnney, also nil other persons Lr" parties unknown elaiining unyj rleht. title, estate, lien, or Inter est In the real estate described In the complaint herein, Defend To ttosa f. Mulvnney nnd H. C.' Ex. fa'wr k&m MARY PICKFOQD in " MY 'DEST GlQ.l!' world, using existing means of ciimnitinication, including aircrufl, f where commercial lines wero in operation, in 33 days, 10 hours, ' i'ij minutes. Arakl, euslbound competitor In the race, staged by the newspaper IJIji Khfnipu, completed his trip ' vesterdav, while his westward I hound connietitor. I'.ylklelil .Mut- jiuiVaney. husband of linsn M. sul, was snilinif from Hnn Fran- jmlvaney. the unKiiown lielrs of Iclyco on too stealiisnip -ienyo Ala-i icusa Al. amiia"'! " " ru for Tokyo, which lie left a few I vaney, also all other persons oi, I days later than his rival. JScllKfnkS?.M" Ue". o in X" ' frl-a of t.-.ou and $.',00 were ! ngh . .fVate described in, posted by the Jijl Hhimpo for the 'herein: 'fflnbhlnK of the race within 40 , ) , he name of the State of Ore 'days. '.., you and each of you nro here-- i,y reiillired to appear and answer (ilHJSTOM-;, Surrey, England, lh(1 ,.,m,pulnl of the plniiitlff filed Mny JO. (-1') it was Ulinounccd ai;iiinst you in the abuvc entitled !at the home of M. .lonescu, where i Court and cause within four weeks former Crown l-rlnce Carol of l!u. j from the date of the first "ia is the guest that Carol was , ,oi, .. - r ronflned to his bed today with Jhc J,,,,,, horPl,,flire made clillls and fever. Ills tempera-;,nlcl.01, , hich you ure re lure is said to bo high. -quired to appear and answer said nent Xo. I to laiaiillne;i" ur and answer siii.t complaint w ... I - "x . I. I'e.lnlnlng to ll.e I otherwise plead thereto within s . Cherry I i nll l ly. time, plalniui v, 1 1 " " "' ( Amending Itegulutlons 1. 2 and 3.) llgalns ou i... Among tile flood of new tiro-1 maKiiifii ence. it is purely n slin ductions, tiiiperspertai-les. wollld-iplc ininian. absorbing sstory. be spies and the like that bai'ej From a comedy angle, too, the iiiiiieaieil on the Hereon this sen-1 picture noteworthy. it is. de- (Amending iicguuiiiuiis i. - aim - '!"- .....i r,. i K,ibl com son, "My Host (llrl," .Mark Pick- I spite the pathos of some of the Tho fuel has been determ ne. . follows: for a decree ot the 5 and 0-cclil stores, collies' production of j rcer, ulld conl'lr The picture, whb-li oiem-d to I hic.it rank an entliiiNiastic audience yester-; hillliorotis sitnatii day at Hunt's Craterian. can best ,y far the funniest by Ue l-resme h i . .ne .eK . Uclliig the title in .Miss i'lckford-s c.,.'K'e "'' ' "V " J Z ii .- l''""''!'' f""ig dcscrlbrd li.inss her air. y ! ''V'V1 , " J;. tmS i1 property situated in . ackson ,', , lutat, lines nui i'Msi in iac t oumn ,...,,... oi-t'cnn to-v t: 1oIh It, a. comedienne The f JoM.p,e, .lacks.,., and Curry. , "" f-j ",;.,,, Addition itious and lllcldcnts ,.,,. ... ,.t,.,.i those lountles fioni ,, ,,.if.,...i ,ir... si' lion on i.i ii sos nun ii i-njoi o, eot ins p.sl II is necessary .o an.. 0.1 i nulll,pr,., d.ignated nnd des.lili d-jto the spectator are thoroughly 1 regulations I. 2 and i of quuran-1 (,(, (in t rio' uf f ii--itl plat thereof now st natural, and far reiiit,ed from l.ie line order No. -I. , r(H.ord ' 1 t . .'I... A .,,,,lf ul ...too. ...... be described by that broiuidlc 111 lectlve. "ilelightful," III the full" sense of tlie word. ".My 1 lest j forced Hlsiivlng fur laughs that Clrl" liutkes no atleliipt at lire-, characterizes many recent screen lenlioiisness. nor at Iniposlsng i comedies. Butte Falls Items Fred lluwkinsoti, a hiollii-i-inlaw of Mr. ami Mrs. Marvin .lew ellyn, arrived hero ThuiBday from I'ortland, bringing with 111 111 Mrs. Llewellyn's daughter. May l.ce. who will remain hero with her par onts and allend tho llutte Fulls school. May lx'o will bo in tho seventh grade. Mr. Iluwkln.sun re turned Sunday to Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. Short nnd family wors Medford visitors Friday. Little, Joo Porker was unite 111 Thursday ni-tlit and wits taken to the Community hospllnl In .Medford for treatment. He has 1 11 1 1 y recov ered, however. Tho scarlet fever patients nro all on tho road to recovery mid it Ik hoped that there will bo no more cases of the disease. Karry Huys. n former lluttn Fulls 1 in Mctirord at thu homo of Mrs. I.. KnmiuuriT. Mrs. Joo Treffern was visiting in the valley .Monday. The show, "Tho Arrival of Kitty." i was shown ill Ka-ilo Point Saturday iiigl.t. Tho money taken in from these shows is to bu used to pur chase new song books Tor tho Com munity church. J. J. Skinner of Medrurd was I, ('has. A. I'nek.l An(, tlmt tnc pi,ntiff be decreed Oregon bt'"eto )l0 the owner of said lea! prop- Mrs, (loss, Mrs. Iluth Ixiwulleti and Mrs. Wtliel Wymore. l8. Frank Cnrson was a guest I Thursday and Friday of last week i of Mrs. X. II. Stoddard. She then returned to Medtotd, whoro she I will visit until Sunday whon she will aecoinpnny Mr. nnd Mrs. Tod ! Porter on a motor trip to Kansas carried or transported from said in- I City. Mo. Mr. Carson Is at ltoise, tested territory at any time iutu : i,i,.i, 1 the counties of Hood Uiver, Wasco. .too ants have no estate or interest whatsoever in or to said land nnd Now. thercfori I'l-eyhlellt of the Hoard of Horticulture, under tho ly in ,, Bi,ple. that the defend llU.llOlliy oillH'l,L-i ,,y nLLiiuii , chiipter - Hi, lieneri.l liws 01 Ore-' goti. r.t!.i. and s.-ction 4. cnaptei premises and that tlie defendants 31-, (leneial Laws of Oregon. l'.'l'.!bo forever barred from asserting consider it necessary. In order to! any claim whatsoever in or to said protect the cherry Industry of Jo- ind nnd premises adverse to tlie scphine. Jackson and Curry- conn-, plaintiff herein and that plaintiff tics, do hereby amend regulations have judgment for Ins costs and 1, '1 and 3 of quarantine order .No. 4 to rend as follows: 1. Fresh cherries shall not be Ssn Francisco OAKLAND-SACRAMENTO Schcdulea EVER.V DAY '.: SPECIAL LOW RATE LOS ANGELES $21 San Diego, $24.30. Sacramento, $10.80: R. T. $18.29. San Francisco, $12.50; R. T. $22.50. (A) Similar big savings to all Cali fornia cities also to Southwest and Fast. Xo other travel way offers so much in scenic onjoy ment such comfort nnd conven ience nt so littlo cost. NOW Special low faros to St. Louis, Chicagitand Fast. Departures South 6:40 A. M., 12:05, 9:00 P. M. HOTEL JACKSON 8th and Central Phone 309 mm To avoid worry and preverit loss Use a Safe Deposit Box The cost of this security and convenience is only a few cents a week New Section of Boxes just received First National Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 last week. Mrs. Dniilileduy was a Medford visitor olio tuiy last week. A great deal of excitement was caused Tuesday when tlie l'atton house caught lire. A crowd gath i ered and tlie firo was extinguished ! before much damage was done. The Ladles' Aid met at the liigli school pupil, has boon visiting ! church Thursday, May ii, for an all- a I'oiiuer roommate. Hay Parker. ! day quilt in.i for Mrs. (loss Wymore, und family here. I all hringiug tt eir eats with them. The pupils of tlio fifth and sixth I Mrs. ICrnest Smith, Mrs. John Ma gratlas have completed the advanc- j rlon, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Mclntyre, Mrs. cd- course of tho modern health , Harriet Taylor, Mrs. K. Ilildreth, crusade sponsored by tho Oregon ' Mrs. A. Nee, Mrs. Kuth l.ewelln. Tuberculosis association, and have! Mrs. (lertle Hoofs, Mrs. Laura Ab rneh received their "siiulro pinii." I holt, .Mrs. 0. M. (Jobs, .Mrs. Slnier 1 Hiring tho three months' course, by j villc, Mrs. Verl Hoover. Mrs. Hoss following the health rules, every Wymore, Mrs. Will Marion and Mrs. pupil in tlio room has succeeded in piilman of Hcrhy and Mr. und Mrs. bringiti'; his or her weight up to j Morgan of Fugle Point were pres normiil. cut. The quilt was finished at 4::i Miss Fllzubeth llurr, rural school ! ami nil adjourned after having n supervisor, visited tho Mt. Pitt nice visit and lovely lunch' us well school Tuesdny. ' as doing lots of work. of Medford visited nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neff und small son uaa ! ,,' ,r . .t.n 1 I'matiiia. Josephine. Jackson transacting business ill Lllltu Fulls -,.,i Curry unless accompanied by disbursements herein and for such other relief as to the Court niny seem Just. The date of the first publication of tills summons Is April 20, lil8. CltKWS & couni.Nti. : Attorneys for Plaintiff. I 217 Liberty Ilulldlng. .Medford, Oregon. Notice of a Cull for lli.Is, The School lioard of Scnool DIs- '.oiioiv s. nuoi ouot-i iiuriiu.-iii, nun , ... , , , , .....;. I - , . ceiiiuea.e sign."., oy iti. iiispe.-iui Miss Marsters. music supervisor of I (lf . ()1.CKn Klliu. ,.,.,, I)f ,,,.. the Asliland noiinal. were visiting ti.-np,!,,.. stating that all of he 'Hie llutte Falls schoolst Tuesday. : .heiries in ui.i siiininr.it were i 'rbev were oa i-t icnlllrl V interested I erovvn In. i:ieUed noil shioiied from ' I rlct No. 22, 'l'alcnt, Jackson CoUll 'in tile music work and were verv I a section free from Hie cherry fruit ' ty, Oregon, having been authorized much pleased Willi tlio progress be-1 fly- I b' '"2j",''i.,; ot, ",0. ''K"1 vo1' :. ... wi,, 2. Lug boxes and other boxes : of Hie district at a legally called, ' l ..ih..r"ll....ho. 1 driving a that have contained fresh cherries school meeting on April 2Sth. 1!I2S,, , l,n her Hughes Is diiWng a new I la , ,,,, ,.,.,.,,, ,. .ansp0ru.d . does hereby cull for bids on a loan Oxerland sedan. ! into Hie counties of Hood River, -M fl.S00.no to bo secured by nego- Mr. nnd Mrs. trank Smith navo ( wasco, Cmatilla. Josephine, Jack- liablo interest bearing warrants of! a new Chevrolet coach. sim ud curry from the said infesi- the district. Said loan shall bo furj The Colirtrlghts have a new Au-, oil territory, except llial such ship- a period ot four years, with Inter-1 burn eiglit sedan. ; menl lie accompanied bv a cer- ' est nl u. There was a ball tnnfe hero Snn-it if bate signed by an inspector of i "Knch bona fide resident of the iduv l-fternoon between Prospect 1 the Oregon State Hoard of Hortl- ' district shall have the right to sub-1 and llutte Falls, with a score of 31 I ' ""'''i!', Mi?AV..hiVlt..'.1" ''.j.'.VV.i 'Jxrr I om'iV S?r 'IMrtl'' You will liko LOS ANGELES Better if You Stop at SIXTH and SPRING STREETS Jin said shipment were dipped in!t'nIire amount, or nny portion of. to.- sii.iiu noi .ess mail ?io, ai par Mrs. Ncff's parents, Jlr. and Mrs. 0. M. (loss, Sunday. Mrs. Ixj Voo nnd daughter, Wllla, of Central Point moved to Untie Fulls Saturday. Wllla started to school Monday and Is In tho second grade. Mi's. Kammerer of MutHord Is spending tlio week visiting rela tives In Itutto Falls, ,.. I l r.. ...... ..t- .-.. p.,iiu a ,, .., lli olnvn.r,,'. Prn. i boiling water or subjected to llv " - steam In a closed container for a i l"'l:l silnuny. , p,.,.iod f three minutes, and that A Hack meet wan held at llutte ' uiA im:ll.s ,,. free from all fruit. rails rriouy oemeeu Hie mine leaves and twigs of tile cherry. 3. Xoihiiig in this quarantine shall be construed to prohibit tlie transportation of fresh cherries or lug boxes or other containers of fresh cherries Intra-counly in tlie quarantined area, or into such other counties of the state of Ore- Fails and Prospects schools. A pic nic lunch was given at noon and a large crowd attended. Karl Hoover and Mrs. Guy Moore wero Me.irord visitors Wednesdav. ino iiusiness .Mens i.osnet team jrs (hin Kdmondson. Mrs. L. of Medl'ord will hold Bcrvices at : i,M,r ana Mis. Ben Kdmondson 2:0 p. in.. Sunday. May K!, at the tmnsacted business In Medford last church In lluttn Fulls Archie Wymore and Merritt Tun gato enlisted in the aviation divi sion of tlio navy last week, leaving for Portland nt once. . Mr. und Mrs. Lewallen and fam ity will soon occupy tlie lhiu-:;)itcn house. Callers at Mrs. John Marion's Mrs. Hliea Hoover und Mrs. Verl j home Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Hoover spent the week end vlslnig tlorlie Hocfs. Mrs. I.nnrn Abbott. Tuesday. BABY'S COLDS are soon "nipped m tho buil" without "closing" by use of Vapo Rub Ovmr21 Million JaraJJmmd Yearly u'.sc, I nmtliia ." Joseph Z llZ'Vu'"'" "u l'"" A''C,"".1 l un.l Curry. ! In,Pthp Mtrr of tlu J-;s'tate of S. nun nut im-utiotiptl in this order. or thvotiun tin' count ics of Hnn Uiver. Jiirkson ami lumv in tlu offlt-v of the OroKonl Siati I tnu rd of llnrtirulture. Port- i land, orenon, this 30th ilav of April, li2S. ("HAS. A. PA UK. l'rcsid.-nt. Oregon Slate Hoard of Horticulture. Kxc.-utive office, Salon, Oregon. Aril 30. I'.r's. I. I. I. I'Mcrsfi'i. "iivi'vnnr ! (1f value liidM will he received up to eij;ht p. ni. o clock, -May 14, l'Jl'8. all hids to hi? in wriiinp and to hoi puhllcly opened on May 14, l!i8, at j eicht p. m. o'clock at School Houhc.i IHitc: April 'iti, !28. Place: Talent. OreKon. PAKTMKNA H. T KUTtTT.L. Clerk ot School District t'hairnmn of Board. if iisiiMiiili i I. Howard and C. 1. Itou-in-il lleeeased. The undersigned Administrator has filed III said Court his Final Account In the mutter of the ad ministration of Hie above estate, and the Hon. W. J. Harlzell, Judge of said Court, lias set Urn u re hearing at tlie Courthouse in Aied-i lorn, said county, on the lath day 01 v. at 1 " 11 c net ;i ,11 "Gel the Uavaard Batlt" New Million Dollar Annex 550 Comfortable Rooms $2.00 per day up without bath $2.30 per day up with bath PERSONAL SERVICB Popular Priced Coffee Shop and Grill We Cheek Your Car at the Dear H. C. 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