Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 11, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text! r I: I' HfEDFOIvD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOtjP, OREfiONT. FTJTDAY. MAY 11, 1928. E GIRL ELECTED QUEEN CUT-OFF GAINS I. ASHLAND, Muy 31. Miss Julia Kakin whh Holt'Cti'd as May Queen at tlio Southern OrcKn Nunmil uchuul on Thurmlny, after an jj , uctive cuinpulKn amonjf the pIkIi- " teen cundidrttfH and their frlendN. A Kieut deal of Intercut wan mani ' foHi in tlit Htudcnt body. Minn Kakin 1h from (ilemlale, Oregon, ., Ih In her Homml year at the nor- malfc nn dwill graduate in June. frhe it an honor Htudcnt, is a meui- ber of Thota Jieta J'hi, wmncn's , honorary fraternity, and Ik a heau- 1 liful if hi of charming peiWnallty. ; . The four kJi Ih with the next hih- . . est numlM-r of votes were chosen an attendants to the tU-cn. They 1 ,fJ; uro Lucille Wilxou, Helen Lyons, ' r Kldora Daincwood, and .MaiKiuet l)ann. Thine yuuni; women are not ! only reprcHenttuivc of the Htudent body, hut uro also from various li hoc t ion h of the state. ir. The Klks lodge or Ashland will1 have a spuria! service In honor of . Mother's Day next Saturday even- ' IiiB at the regular lodge hchkIiii. A special program will ho given and five candidates for minljcrdiip In the lodge will he Initiated. The American Legion will attend ' Sunday memorial service, May I, ; S7tli, at the Presbyterian church at which time the pator. Rev. II.! (f T. Mltchelmore will cfinduct the: 1 service. The (i. A. It., Spanish ur veterans, aim i.rgton ineiii-; bors will bo especially honored. j At a special meeting of the city I council held Tuesday evening ar- j rntiKcmcut was made to advertise for bids on over nm.nuo pounds of steel lo be used In the construction of the new dam in Anlil uid can- : yon. i Ik'Iinnn Haths, the pioneer sul- ' lhur water swimmfng pool of A;;h- i land at the north end of Laurel atroct, Ih open for the season with new equipment and furnishings. . The high chute has been removed. but other features have been added for th entertainment of putruns, Hlchard Kedley of Los Angeles Ih visiting Mr. 'and Mm. Fred M. Bi'ookiniller on First street. Mrs. Walter L. Maxey is HI at her homo on Allison street, and under care of a nurse. ' Mrs. Mary Wllshlre. resldintr on (Iranlto iitreet, hatj gone to I'ort ;g, land for medical treatment. 1 Harvey Hsher of DuiiHinuIr, 17 'i year old grandson of .Mrs. V. R Loom Is of Ashland, has been given an appointment at West Point, it'" according to a message received at Ashlund Wednesday. Mrs. Loomls j.was formerly Miss Cora ('inter. Harvey plans to visit In Ashland , f, . before going to West point. If t'harles Piercn of AHhland, a partner In the Pierce-Allen Motor ft rotnpany at .Medfonl. was a gue;t t the Hotarluu luncheon Tuesday at Medford. Mrs. Karl Xlms. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. .McConnell, and for- lewmeiH or AKIlUllltl, WllS recently operated up on m the Medfonl Sucred Heart hospital, and Is now at the home or hr sister, Mrs. Fred Ci. Dean of Ash- ! land. t .... A 1 ... i. , jiiuKUH ami small son. Allen, of Sun Francisco, are spend ing a vacation In Ashland visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. X. L. Khrlner, parents of Mrs. Hueitus on Seenle Drive. Charles W. Chattln. Jr., of Ash land, a freshman in enainccrlng at O. A. C, and son of Mr. atid Mrs. IV W. t'huttln on llargadlnc street, has been pledged to Lambda t'hl Alpha national fraternity at the college. The movement recently started by a group of i)rimiin-nt business men of the city to have established a new hi'iiiiih nf Dip l':win- il:if. highway, extending straight houth from the present highway at the ftot of iilackwcll hill through the e;iHt line of tlie fiore ranch to the Jacksonville-Medfonl road. 1m fasti branch would open up a new terri ; gaining momentum as opposition i (ory ,uek of Central Point whh h to the inoveinent apjieurs to fadu ' might eventually add ljo to ; i when the full purpose of tho sug- new fuinllles to the territory he I gested change Ih understood. tween there and the Aledford- i Already the names of 300 per- i Jacksonville road. """" 'iti"K mi? majority or ine Arter a rH discussion of the business men of the city, are sign- matter, during which it was aruued led to the petition'. ! hl,t the proposed change was ut- At a meeting of the Medford . terly without any edfish purpose, Greater Highway association last: but was for the good of the whole! night at the Hotel Medford then county, a res-ilutlon suggested by: i whs an attendance of about 30 W. H. fJoie and supported by licit' (men and women, including a dele- f A uderson prevailed that the asso-1 'nation of eight from Central Point, ciation's committee obtain at least led by K. C. Faber, which rami- signatures to the petitions.! to oppose and w,ent away In a more which would then be presented bv i . favorable mood when they undur- delegation of the association to ; sHiod that Central Point u not11"' Htute highway cominlsslon fori I to be cut off the Pacific highway , action. ..,., j by the new plan, but that the pres- Km 1 1 Mohr Is presjden of 'the ent Pacific highway would remain : association, and Fred L. Heath Is i ' propnsMii worry nry. and thp aso.-killnn I I committee on piocui'jng signatures and making Mirveys for the ug-' gested branch between the foot of, i j;luckwcll hill and the new con nection through Medford, consists i i of B. E. Harder. A. XV. Pipes, Chas. j A. Wing. Dr. K. it. Kberhard, Knill j Mohr. The iimvenient Iriginated when .some of the hading business men j ' recently learned that the state i highway commission was having a! survey made to build a new branch. of the Pacific highway from Toloj to near the Owen-Oregon lumber mill, to parallel the Southern Pa-! clflc railroad, in order to avoid n j number of curves, ami also to re-i lieve the congested travel condl-, lion on the present highway. j As there has been much dlssat-i isfactlon for years over the Pa-j eiflc highway not showing tourists i the better part of tho business and desirable residence districts of Med ford, these business men saw a chance to have the new branch routed through a more present aide section of the city. Correction In Hospital luiur. National Hospital day will he observed at tho Sacred Heart hos pital here tomorrow, visitors be ing Invited to visit and Inspect the Institution during the regular vii lors' hours from 2 to 5 in the after noonk The same schedule will be observed on Sunday at these hours. Due to an error In yesterday's Mail Tribune, the hours fin visitors were stated as being after fl in the after noon on Saturday and all duy Sun day. fMn Miffed ndvertlslner cets result. EXPERT'S LECTURE AND FIGHTS ARE ! COPCO FEATURE Over 100 spectators attended j the Copco smoker last night In j the St. Mark's (iuild hall, where, j In addition to boxing mutches, I .V A. Power, Pacific coast editor" of fire Knglneerlng News-ltecord j of San Francisco, told of the St. , Franels d;im disaster in southern 1 Ca't'ornla He illustrated hla lecture with lantern slides. Tho main event of the evening, a boxing' match between A I Melvlu and William r.owerman ended In a draw and in the semi-wiudup. the referee, liuel Itians. hud tho best of the fight by a few f-ct, when both fighters, Roland War rnes nnd Jack Tobln, pounced upon him. He eluded their al ia. -K by fast running. A draw was also .declared for tho .link Walker and Kid Swuuson prelim inary. Mush was supplied by the Har monica quartet and the Midnight Serenaders of the high school and refreshments were served follow ing the lecture and spurt events. Hood Jtlver apple yield for l:rS now estimated :it 3iiOi carloads. OE 0 301301: EOQO it If, 0 i if! Wolff, Tire Man, Has Agency Popular Pennsylvania Tires Woirr, ttu ttro iiinii Ht tin. .rnioty hIiiIIiiii. mi v,,.i, i;i. ((, Bltlo, Iuih tnkt'll till. UBt tlfV fr I'l'liilNylviiiili, (r,., i,.,.,.iV(,, H t Ini'Rn Hurt i,n, i mt.id,,,. ,, j; Irmllvi. Iiilrmlui'tiiry nfrfi- ,,,, , lltlllthl f IK. M (Ills H.r. '.f .Mr. Wi.irr hiijm I lu. IViinsylvnnlii tiif Imrp liion on I),,. inik,, .,.,, fur ncvfiul yoatH. arc fully BU.ir- .UU.tHI II lilt in-,. ,,,a. ; BUUlllflll lUl'KUIl IIUHoilsH. .(Villi U o The Weather c tcinintniliiro this muni- 21 lllllllH IMIllillK 4 hlKVl'Ht llIK, 4N. I'lfdiilhilliin rur D n. in., trnrc. ! Yosti'iiluy'H (vvniluT lien-: llli:li- ONt (I'llllllTHltllv. )H. f,,)((,.s (,.t. lH'ialiiio yt'Bli'rduc, 4S. .Mvun 1,111-n-ruttm yi'Hli-rday, t0. I'ruclpliatiou: Tho tiilul riilnrull bIiko fli-Ht r iiuiiuh, .01 Inch llumldliy yt-Hlordiiy, B u. i,,., io lier Cfiil: 1 nutui, 4u per iitni 0 p. 111.. .Ill n.r cent. Charuvtur of day, olmidc. ! Snn Beta Imliiy at ;:i(i i 'in. rK,,x tiimuiiiMv at 4:,'.:i n. m.; h..H tumor, low at 7.;)! p. m, (IUbi'8 mid Bfia arc t-iiiuiiuiotl fur level IiokIoii . Furat'UBt for luiilKht anil t ..mot -niw: Kalr tnn.;lii and Saturday (.'ontlniicd mild. Xnnnii! hnmldiiv' I.. WAI.TKU DICK.' MvlrornlnclBl. I nlti-d Stales Weather Bureau. Duriir. Hufur Lumber Co. will prerate Baymlll fnr the seation r ? SCREENS n .1 . t'ALIt U TROWBRIDGE 23 n C'ABIMCT WOfl KM m 0 FREE . 1300 Household Accessories will be given away to shoppers in our store TOMORROW ONLY. Don't miss this. i SENBERG'S INC. Mr 5c to $1.00 Stores. Little Things . : ' ' 1 at Rosenberg's Are the Talk of All Southern Oregon A Home Store With the Buying Advantages of a Great Chain of Stores NOTION DEPARTMENT Shoe Laces, regular C 5e M'ller 2 rr 3 i Sun Visors l5Ciu49c Ladies' Purses d1 (( l ine value .'. P Jl UU $1.00 .15c(,50c 25c 29c oc 10c Electric Curling Irons Ladies' Belts AH latest colors .. Hair Nets Ibiltbeil anil retf.; nil shades, ;t I'ur Water Wave Combs (l-lneli u rue "White Elastic i hic-ipiartcr Inch Children's Sock Garters, pair Pencil Sharpener Address Books Italian ' Imported, beniitiriil Envelopes 1'er I'aeluiKe Ink Tablets Letter sl.e Wax Paper ' HI) sheet roH.s Loose Leaf Filler 1! I .shifts, each Lead Pencils tioiHl quality I yard for DRUG DEPARTMENT 10c 19c 25c 19c 10c 25 c 25c 50c 50 c 10c 10c 39c 69c 15c 10c 29c 10c STATIONERY DEPT. 50c 79c 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste Colgat'es Tooth Paste Uiruo M.e. re'fitlar in ll.'tc Tooth Brushes Celluloid handles, .'ilie value Mavis Talcum Powder Kura iiualily Mulsified Cocoanut Oil SI 111 111 (M Palm Olive Soap O O mi Mavis Cold Cream Mavis Lemon and Almond Cream Mavis Lemon Cream Kolynos Dental Cream Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder Pepsodent Tooth Paste lleuular ,e le Gillette Razor Blades l.nrtfe I'aekaue. l sle, Helal Jap Rose Soap Cake Lux Soap Flakes Ladies' Rubber Gloves l-alr Sanitary Napkins A lio of l luce Good Line of School Supplies- Iik-IiuIIiir rulers, eraser,, ink, en.. CANDY DEPARTMENT 1-pound boxes Fine Chocolates Willi card fur Mother's Day Wrigley's Gum g Nut Fudge- 1 iiiniuil Sugar Coated Almonds i:irn flue, I lit Nut Taffy 1 M1IU Summer velBhl, nil Boy's Summer Union nelKlit . Men's Pipes ieKiilar ,"ille (alue... Playing Cards Itexiilar value Bridge Sets With enids nnd seore Pencil Box Set N-tueh ruler. eraer, ete., nil fi Men's White Handkerchiefs nebular ;t ror il."e. eaell Men's Triple Stitched Work Shirts .Ml sles . . Paragon Broadclotli Dress Shirts ' ollar nllaeheil. St the Boy's Broadcloth Shirts or Blouses Bath Towels llemy inialllV. Ililue sl., (I lyj-J) S.-te value; limited :t lo n eietomer Boy's Long Pants M' H to IS Boy's Khaki Coveralls .Ml -lu-s Children's Pearl Waist Union Suits Ladirs' .te value Rubber (Manj other values hi this line.) "WATCH ROSENBERG'S WINDOWS" 25c a?6P-?-:. $1.00 5c.,ioc , ; yWl 15c : " wSwfe ioc t Ktym 5c ' . (Am $1.00 IJLY 10r ' 1 tlus. fur Jl J V- y-j 25c - rm 40c 25c . mm i" Uil, 1 .4 vS-fc." . Suil3r :50c 'M--f pt.uu -v-2r iq ' mWkJ) 19c ! sj&fj $1.00 r4jiJh Apron, 4q ftf JV, .--Yl TOY DEPARTMENT Mechanical Tin Toys 10c Sponge Rubber Balls Imported Harmonicas lOcSOc HARDWARE DEPT. Oronite 19c 25 c Lighting Fluid Itejitilar 2,'e sMIer Oronite Cleaning Fluid Fly Spray Kits Hi pillar at St. 00 Oronite Fly Spray-rints Round Dish Strainer Electric Soldering Iron 14-inch Stillson Wrench Wonderful value DRY GOODS DEPT. Topkis Men's Union Suits Stanley Hammers ttl-o. :.; 6-foot Folding Rule 89c 59c 69 c $L00 $1.19 $1.00 ;39c $1.00 SPECIAL DISPLAYS Harmony Records Latest selcellons. Children's Broadcloth Rompers KQ,, Slurs 1 lo S "J 17 C Infants' Voile J1 (f Dresses pl.UU. Dressed : tfn Mamma Dolls Plush Covered Dogs 1 ff latest novelty (j) 1 UU HOSIERY DEPARTMENT 15c ,29 c Men's Cotton Work Socks Ivelnforreil heel and toe, pair Men's Rayon Hose Wonderl'ti value, res', at H" ialr Children's Half Socks 29cami 39 c Ladies' Rayon Silk Hose Cn KfJ $1.00 50c I mrnl, $1 Block Plane Sar-rcm mukc Complete Line of Shoe Findings Imliulinjr Icatlicr tnps, ruhlKH' liccls, shoo mills, hummer anil lasts. Cannister Sets 4-piece -,iT)itoiuil value, spcclnl in $1.98 ELECTRICAL AND K1TCHENWARE DEPT. Shades $1.00 15c Hand Made Silk Lamp Imported Candles Alleuiitirul designs ami colors, en. Champion Electric Globes All sizes. Mirrors l-Aivplieual value (l-vlll) Mirrors (K'jxlt'a) Cups and Saucers 2 Milrs for value, tailr. Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Taiteml heel, full fashloued 1 Ladies' Rayon Vests Wonderful value at Coliu-s flesh. Nile green, houeydew and coral. Ladies' Lace Trimmed Nightgowns Ladies' 42-Gauge Bloomers l (( Vests. French aiitlcs )X.iJU licKiilar ai.tri. Ladies' Rayon French Panties I'lesh I'olor, Nile trimmed Ladies' Rayon French Panties Itul'tlifl hottom. nastel shades.... Ladies' Full Fashioned Silk Hose (Limited !! to it customer), each 89c 69c 69 c 39c 15c St. Dennis Cups C Ijirse slue, each J C 89c INFANTS' WEAR $1.00 69c Infants' Shoes U7C Smiling Baby Bath Robes ... Infants' Dresses Gold Band Dinner Sets All pIlMV. Brooms Ucgulur Boi 50c pnir Misses' Black Sateen Bloomers Sim N to 12, pair Baby Rubber Pants Infants' Ribbed Silk Hose Colors tan and white , Infants' Bonnets 29c 19c 59 c 59c t0 $1 Delayed Shipments of Merchandise Arriving Daily 0 ll oaccioaoc3oaor: 01101 OESOE 30EZX0E ,0