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XfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OT?EfiONT, MONDAY, "MAY 14, 1928.
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Chancy trial in circuit court here
tills WOCK. aim - """I
ntet who will (Jive expert ternl
monv, K. O. llcinrith of Han Fran
cisco, and It. H. rrauuoiK oi rnri
latid, are j:uetn at the Hotel Med
ford during their May In tho city.
They arrived In tho city Sunday.
Attorney 11. F. Kdcly of Itom-huiK
and J. X. Johnntown, attorneys for
thf iiroM'eutlnn, who are nlo utop-
plnp at the Hotel Medford, arrived
hern Sunday.
Xat plunge open dally.
It took over an hour for Orhln
Cooksey, local youm; fisherman, to
land a HO-pound Jtalnton which he
hooked Saturday afternoon at the
Cold Kay dam. He played with
the fish very gingerly. Inasmuch
as hla lino wan of Insufficient
strength to make a hurried land
ing. He reported that four other
la rife nahnon were caupht near the;
-dam tho name afternoon. i
Ladleg plan to attend the silver
Ten and Card Party lit tho home
of Mrs. Weston WedncHduy at 2:30.
Oi'v X. Peach Htret. (iood time.
Prices and refreshment!, r3'
liiu-HtM from a distance regis
tered at Medford hotel include V.
L. MeCuteheon of 'Dickinson. X. IX
Fred Hleytre, lew Jtotenblum
K. Moshneher of XewYork City,
Mr. and Mrs. J'. H. .Lyon of Con
tralla. Mo., Mr. and Mih. K. L.
Minnie of Holse, Ida., Mr. and Mrs.
F. Carson of Kdmonton, Canada.,
Mr. and Mr. H. Cottle nnd Louise
Cottle of Thermopolls, Wyo.
Dr. Plazos prescription Xo. 1 852
for pnlHon oak a guaranteed rem
edy five-ounce bottle 00c at
Heath's Drug Htore: near aH your
plume. Free deliver). 5K
Jack Porter returned to O. A. C.
last nlpht ufter upending the week
end here with his parents nnd
friends.
I have the official Hut of tho
registered voters of Jackson county
arranged by name, nddrcas, party
nffiHtitlon and precinct. Candi
dates who contemplate sending out
letters or literature should see me
at once. M. T. Edwards, 405 lab.
erty Uldir. G&
A imildlnt" permit was Ixsued hy
the rity today to the Klnilmll Fruit
company for tho ronHtruntlnn of an
office Krurttire on o u t h Fir
I'treet, and one was Iwmed Inst Hnt
unlay to J. YV. I-o Tourrette for tlie
roiiFtructlon of a jrnraKe on Mn
dronn street at a cost of 175.
The (ipcnluu dnte of Casllemnni
Hehool of Pack in b has been
chunked from May 2U to June II.1
Students desiring this course hhnuld
be enrolled by June 1. Mr. 'as-'
tleman can be seen dally at Kauf-'
man packing house un Kouth Front
ittrret. f5
Oreen nphls, which has never
been ho prevalent In t'limtllln
county ln'fore, ian itestroyed., about
one-half of the early pench crop in
the Freewator-Milton illKtrlct.
Man wants to ro to Ios An:e-
le.i. Wilt share the expense. Call
3'Jfi B. Jackson street. Tel. 74fJ-W.
B3
J. H. Ilordman of the Kalade
ranch spent Saturday afternoon
and eveniiiR In the city on business
and pteaHUre.
llandpleatlnK nnd amocklnjf. The
Faxhiun Khop, 42i Medford Hldg. tf
Aiiiouk the state of aHhln'ton
residents leistered at local hotels
are Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tasker of
Fo -t 1awIs, Misa Klaine Martin
and Mrs. Orhaph Mnrtln of Yaki
ma. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. J one of
Chehalls and J. Meyer, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hoy Olmstead. W. J. HusseD.
Mr. II. Hubbard and I. X. Farson
of Heattle.
Tel. 542, prompt unitary (tnr
bace service. 80tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Anders of
Klamath Falls spent yesterday In
the city visit inc friends.
Are you having trouble with bout
milk? Try Hilton's Dairy. Phone
JiSfl-J-l or 25H-M. 56
A pusilile chanve in the weather
may becin toniuht, according; to
the official weather prediction,
which foreenwts cloudineH for to
night and TucHday, normal hit
midily and not much ehanve In
temperature, follow lltK yeslerdny
warm lempei ature, wl'h a mnxi
nutin of 8H. and, this morning's
minimum of 3n.
Hhlndes $3.25 per M at Medford
Lumber Co. . 33tf
Mi, anl Mrs. Karl Cosh and Mr.
and Mrs. Aukusi Hchwclcer and
duuKhter, Mai'Karet, spent yetter
day in Anhland park on an outing.
C!cne Austin, tho puptihir Victor
recording artist, has made two new
record a. They are the best ever.
AnIc to hear them. Palmer Music
I Inliwe. i fif.t
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The
"HEALTH
, . INSPECTOR'S .
REPORT"
which we received last
week is our best adver
tisement. Sco it in our
windows and then come
in and inspect our plant
yourself. We have
nothing: to hide and
want you to see the
rigid sanitary condi
tions under which Fluh
rer's Milk Bread is
baked.
W. C. Brulmker of Portland,
head of un arrfiii photography
t-(UMmny which operate through
oul I he tat arrived here by plane
today en route to (loM IJrnrh,
Ore., to tuke view at and noar i
the mouth of the Uokuo river t
(ho Pacific ocean. Mr. JJrulmk
M;rUrMOlU
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PUn-0 . dally. Ml.,0inl ,iV .Sl,I,'m nnd M"""-
Mr. nml .Mitt. A. W. Muutin KitciiLi.. "h mw ""nES) V J
Creek on an outing.
See Klinor Hanley Push for re
cleaned alfalfa need and haled hay.
Bi Main. Phone tfV2. 332tf
Motor tourlMu from a distance)
who registered today at the local,
branch of , the out-of-stato auto
reglMtration bureau are J. K. Brad
ford of Iongmont, Colo., Mervin
Hicks of Stroud. Okla., and A. V..
Orassett of Vancouver, It. C.
Dr. A. P. Waller Kresse hat
moved to the Palmer Music Bldg.,
14 Bo. Bartlett. 09
Attorney General Van Winkle
recently called attention of news
paper publishers to the law regu
lating the printing of advertise
ments intended to ns!st or Injure
candidate for public office. The
law provides that such advertise
ments shall be marked "paid ad
vertisement" and shnll bear the
name of those responsible fur
their publication. :
Hemstitching 8c yd. Shields. 80
A. . II. Moshbacher, representing
Kdmund Ioewy A Co. of Kan Fran
cisco, spent today In the city on
business.
Hemstitching 8c per yard. Uut-
toni covered at Handicraft Shop.
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Temporary auto licenses were
Issued at tho sheriff's office today
to Arthur Gay of Hutte Fnlls,
Willis Fry, Virgil. Coggins and I.oo
Newman ot Medford, and Mary
ChiiI rail of Hueh.
Wells Taxi. 25c. Phone 26.
John ,Franls and Andrew Flurry
of Chlloquln and Mrs. Charle
Davis of Klamath Fnlls were
among tho Klamath couitty visitors
who were in Meaiora yesiernay.
- Are you having trouble with sour
milk? Try Hilton's Dairy. Phones
589-J-t or 258-M. 5G
, William bevens. former state
prohibition commissioner, and
George Alexander, preaent state
prohibition commissioner, both of
Kalcm, arrived in Medford today to
spend several days. Mr. Levens
waa called as wltnss for the de
fense In the trlnl ot Newton C.
Chancy. 'Mr. Jjrvens. while mak
ing no ncttvo campaign. Is also n
candidal" for the Democratic nom
ination for attorney general for
Oregon. He has no opponents.
If you want ft good: building loan
on a low rate of Interest, see Red
den Co. 421tf
Glen Fabrlck. Jr., returned to
Kugene, where he Is a senior at the
Cnivemity of Oregon, after spend
ing tho week -end here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fab
rick. Women's -awlmmlng class will be
gin May 14. For information call
IS94-X. 03
Twenty local motorists, arrested
bv fllv Truffln Officer G. J. Pre
colt for parking longer than the
regular one-hour time limit n the
htiHtncKK section, were scheduled to
appear In the city police court to
day. One of the cars tagsed Is i
city owned machine, nnd nuthurl
tics are at a loss of how to dis
pose of tho case without going
through the formality of arrest
Ing themselves.
"Ilamona," a song written for
Dol-es Del Itlo, movlfl s-nr. Is
the title of Clcn Austin's new Vic
tor record. Palmer Music Houmv
57
Xat plunge open dally. 5t
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wakefield
nnd Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Putterfteld
returned from Klamath Falls yes
terday, having spent a few days In
that ciily attending ,lft railroad
Jubilee.
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. tf
Inluded among the Orcgonlans
registered at Medford hotels are H.
Dubois of Cottage Grove. G. K.
Hktpworth and Mr. and Mrs. D. M,
Ht row bridge of Eugene. Mrs. Helen
Pell, Mrs. M. It. Tlrown, Mr. und
Mrs. Iell V. Hoot and Mr. nnd j
Mrs. George Ware of Roseburic,
and the following from Portland:
Mr. and Mrs. It. 11. Craddock. H. D.
Wright. Ester Carlson. El Vera
Carlson. V. O. Cnlllson. Curl Zen-,
ger. A. K. Dexter. W. D. Craddons.
Y. W. Jernlgnn, Mrs. liura Har-i
lis, Mrs. E. C. Chafer. C. F. Iane
nnd O. F. Hegenthnler.
llelman's baths and plunge opens
for the season, May 6th. 70
A mnrrlaue license Issued on
special request of the bride nnd
bridegroom, wn Issued at 7:30 yes
terduy niojnlng by Deputy County
Clerk Claulln Klum to James E,
lletry, 22. and Ituth C. Page, lit.
both of Chlco. Calif. The couple
attempted in vain to obtain a II-
i rtiw winm thny orrlvd la Ml
I ford late Saturday night long after
I regular hours.
1 Palmer Music House has two
I new records. They're big hits and
I you should hear them. Ask Pol-
flUT Music House for Oeno Austin's
latest.
E. E. Mimee of Klamath Falls
I hns been reappointed by Governor
i Patterson to the stall' hoard of
pharmacy. He will serve for a
, tern of three years,
j "Girl of My Dreams," have you
! heard Gone Austin alng it? Xo?
Then you'v missed n real treat,
i Hear It at palmer Music House. 57
i IUH Mitchell of Metlford Is cm
I ployed In Hie office of the Asso
ciated Oil company ut Sn Pedro,
; CiGff., instead of In the office there
! of the Standard Oil company, as
!n Inrorn'ctly stated Sunday.
' Walnut top grafting by experi
enced, miccmnful walnut grafter.
I Call at address, 4 37 So. Fir.
I T. Slater Johnson returned to
I Medford yesterday uHer spending
the winter In Itoehesler, N. Y.. his
former home, and other eastern
cltlew. He will spend the summer
In Medford attending to his ranch
in the Antelope district as usual.!
Are you having trouble with sour
milk? Try Hilton's Dairy. Phones
SXH-J-1 or 2&8-M. ft
Jusper Reynolds returned to Ku-i
gene luM night after spending the1
week-end here with his parents. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Reynolds. i
Anyone having the bible record i
of the first white male child horn I
(n Jacksonville, notify Itox Rfi.l
Jncksonvllle, &3
Harry L. Walt her of Portland
In Medford, comlnn here to vote
lu tho primaries this wck., .
Hitt of liU remuence In Portland,
Mr. Wulther Mill vol en in this!
cou n t y. He Hay h in hi t ru vein I
about the state he hearif on every
i Jlillltl UIUI I 111" IWU IJl'ML IMlll'M lilt
, uu from a Uulnc HUnd
.
Lieutenant j. j. Mc.uaiion or
the state traffic suuad. arrived
ut Ahland on Saturday night
from his headnuartei-H in Multno -
j um iUt outside Portland. withitne wurk the A. J. Anderson
rR HcMahon, to be a witness for!Mtuul Mr Anderson donated his
in,, defense in the Chanev trial. 'lm1' and niaierialB for thta benefit
and they may remain ecveral.'0!' lne y w - A-
days, during which time Mrs.
M ( Malum will visit her mother in
Ashland.
See Elinor Hantey Hush for re
cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay.
826 E. Main. Phone 902. 332tft
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howry of t noon In Ashland park for an out -
this city were called to Klamath ting. ,
Falls last week by the occidental' Itev. Leonard Chapln Ilrawn re -
death of their son, Oscar Arthur turned home thl morning from
Howry, 22. who lost hi life when
Southern Pacific train struck
car In which he and Everette
Asnwortn were riding, en route
to Dorris. Calif., from Klamath
Falls. tloth young men lived
only three hours, following the
tragic crash, which occurred when
the -nr failed to beat the train
across a grade crossing.
Wells Taxi, 25c. Phone 25. tf
F. A. Fallen, who returned
; from a week's vacation In the
j north yesterday Is reported ill
nt his home today.
First class paperhanglng work
wanted; guaranteed. 384 West 6th
St. 68
Addison Smith of San Francisco,
who has spent the week-end here
visiting local friends and enjoying
tho various pleasure points through
the valley, will leave today for Kan!
rranclsco. Although a nntive son
of California, and loyal to his home
state, Mr. Smith forgot himself
several times nnd burst into en
thuidastic praise of Kogue HIvCr
valley scenery.
Hav you heard Gene Austin's
new Victor release? Ask to hear
It. Palmer Music House. 57
To make a thorough wtudy of
taxation of forest lands, Fred It.
Falrchild. professor of political
economy at Yale university, wilt
arrivn In Pnrttnnil Into In Juno.
with a party of assistants. ' Tho i
study will center In the Douglas
fir region of. western Oregon and
will require several months, ac
cording to the forest service.
Conniy assessors, timber owners
bankers and property owners will
be Interviewed.
J. H. Blerma Is demonstrating
the dictaphone In various business
offices ' in tho city today. The
Office Appliance company, of
which Mr. Hlerma Is a member,
look over the Dictaphone ugency
two weeks ago.
Miss Ada Townsend of Chicago.
Ill,, is the guest of her cousins,
Mr. D. M. lAike and Mtss Eliza
beth Burr -on Stewart avenue, un
til some timo.in June, when Miss
Purr will leave for New ork
h'or to taking a trip to Europe,
MIhh Townwpnd ' will thi-n accom
pany her mat. 'Tho latter nrrlved
Haltirday from Han DIpko. Calif.,
hy motor, having vlfltcd In Cali
fornia for the pant few weoka.
Mr. and Mm. A. C. Podium and
fnmtly are IrnvinK AHliland and
thiy Want to xtcnd their alncere
thanka and tippriM'tntion to the
cny council onu ino mayor. 101
neilung iiicin wnn .nr. ijuimiiii n
work. Mr. Dodson has sold hlw
!cavnKcr bunlncHs to Hay Kpen
tfr of Medford. Mr. nnd Mra.
Dodaon are KoinK to Prencott.
Ariz., where they will make their
future home. Aahland TldlnKa.
Trout flailing In Hutte creek
Ik roikI, accordhiK to J. V. Hunk-
all, who tipent yeaterday flahlnK
In the utreani. tho waters of which
he reporta aufflclently clear for
the use of files. He cauuht hir
limit In a ahort time, other fish
ermen who returned "aucceiwful
include Attorneys Churlea Heamea
and Harry Hkyrmnn. who apent
yesterday hIoiik the Hogue river.
t'allfornlana reBlatered ut aiea-
ford hotela Include Mr. nnd Mrs.
Irving Dunn of Sncrumento; H. J.
KlngHton of (llendale. Mrs. K. K.
(lordnn of Ohleo. Mr. and Mra. I..
K. Dilton of Berkeley. Mr. and
Mra. 11. K. I.eland of l.os Anselea
and K. U. Von Alti B. O. Heln
rlch. Mr. and Mra. C. H. t'arson.
f. DownliiK and C. KnKliah of
San Krnnetsoo. I
Hallor Jack Wood and Stanley
Rogers, local wrestlers, returned
to their homes here yeslerdny
from Klamnlh Kails, where Wood
on Friday nluht wrestled Al Knra-.
... t....ll..lta ll.a llllMMlHIl
I. Ion, and where on Saturday he
wrestled a draw with Chet Wiles.
a member of me i-uriiami pum-n
department. Wood lost on a foul
to Knraslck, after having knocked
him down three times with his
fist, after the ltusslan had at
tempted to make things rough for
the local man.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pipes have
enlarged and Improved tbelr cot
tage In Edgewood Park, mid built
a garage. They had aa guests
undav .Mr. and Mra. M. N. Ho-
Gates and George STrDKUA KKJi LIGHT SIX TOl' 15
! L0 New toil, rubber and ualnt.
gan, Mrs. c. K
Hates. Jr.
O. K. McKlnney, Seclnl rcpfe
sentatlve of the P. Lorllloid Co..
ntanufacturera of "ld Gold" cig
arettes. Is In the rltv on business.
Mr. and Mra. K. V. carter, Mrs
Kllcn K. -Wagner. Pwtmaster Krr.1
Wagm r and Mr. and Mra. A. E
Kinney cf Ashland, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Miles "at Kdgewood purk Sunday.
Mr. Carter's health Is much bet
ter, to the delight of his many
friends und he Is Just as "keen"
about the pnlltlcul situation now
as ever before.
Mlkmie I uneral
The funeral services for Lt J.
Mlksche will be held at the Catho-
j lie -miieii i hvuii,i. .mm in. mia
m V o 1 hm'k n. ni. im rv. riiuiir
Itlnck w'$ officiate 9nd Interment
will be In Medford cvnietery. Perl
I'tihuittl Home has chni'Ke of ri
ranNrementi. Jon Inn Funeral .
The funeral net vices for Lucy
Anna Joidmi will he held fl the
Perl Kunerni Home Tuenday, May
IS, 1921 at 3:30 o'clock p. in. Hev.
T. H. Temple will nffleinte und ln
torment will he In the Mcdiord
cemetery.
Mm. .William Kutherlund ot
Portland Kpent Saturday and fcfun-
In: day In Medford vailtlng with Mr
Huthorland.
who la traveling
freight and
passenger auent out
Of Medford.. This was her fiist
visit In Medford and she was
delighted with the motor trips
thrugh . tho surrounding country
- J -e. X !
und scenery of southern oresoa.
The posters, containing photos 1
The
- 'Iof the runt
vt the rnKl f characters in the j
'( . play, "L'hiliblnfr a H unhand" which
luuinng wan mv iru.u-c
a,e -n(f so inucn lavorauie
j menl. especially the one in
'tha ("'hum,,p ot Commerce, are
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles have
built a new porch and otherwise
improved their cottage In KUge-
wood Park.
Mrs. J. . Wakefield and a larty
friends spent eaierday after -
I Santa Clara for his approaching
I marriage Thursday to Miss Mar-
garet s. Johnson. He brought with
him r rederlck Johnson, Jr., brother which hns already a large num
of Miss Johnson. j bcr of signers and tho subject
, mntter of which is several papes
Mcnrnnn 10 apaim
mLurunu io mm
A REGULAR PORT
Indicating that Medford. for j
Indicating that Medford. for
the ensuing summer at least will
be a regulur stopping place of the
West' Coast Transit company, the
big ten-passenger planes of the
company, began making regular
Inndiniru hif. Inul irHilnt, ,. r..l Wi.t
I urday. Tho regular south bound
plane arrived and departed
schedule this morning with a ca
pacity load of passengers and ex
press. Service of the company had
been discontinued for some time
due to unfavorable weather and
before the discontinuance of ser
vice, planes had failed to land
here for several weeks.
becausc
ijimiinK I
of a muddy und soggy
field. The ships attempted to make
landings at Eugene and Iloseburg.
hut found conditions similar
those two cities.
However, considerable Improve
ment work has beep completed
at the Medford airport, including
leveling and grovelling af the
field, muking tin Medford airport
one of the best in .the state.
The Weather
LowcHt tcniperaturu this morn
ItiK. 45.
- Precipitation for 21 hours ending
u n. m., none.
YeHtcrtlay'H weather bore: High
est temperature, Mi; highest this
months since 11112, !(7. Lowest tem
perature yesterday, 3!); lowest this
month sinco li'U, 2H. Mean tern-!
perature yesterday, 62; departure!
for tlio day, excess, 5 degrees. j
Precipitation; The total ralnriill
since 1st of month, .1)1 inch; l.Vj
year-average for the Innntl!, 1.11
inches. Total rainfall since .lanu-;
nry 1, 7.01 Inches. Total rninfall
since September 1, H.S2 inches. i
Humidity yesterday, 5 a. m. Jill
per cent; 12 noon, 40 per cent; 5:
p. in., IS per cent.
Character of day, clear. '
Sun Beta today nt 7:2:i p. m., rises '
tomorrow 4;6o a. nv, sets .toniur-',
row, p. m. i
(Rises nnd sets arc computed Tor I
level horiRonl..." j
Forcrasttfor tonight nnd tomnr-1
row; Cloudy tons'l't anil Tuesday
Not much chango In tempernture
Normal humidity.
- . I.. WAhTKU DICK.
Meteorologist, United States t
Weather Bureau. t
TOO LAT TO CLASSIFY
iron KXt llANGi: New hay foi '
Rood work horse m j;ood Ivifers. '
See. Miller WllliamH at J. I.
Glass farm near Auttoch schoid
house, Sams Valley. tf
PIX'K MOM K I.ai Ke front room. 'Z
bedrooms, kitchen, breakfast
Foom. btith, basement ;ind fur
nace, hartlwood floors, fireplaee.
rtntlonery tubs: all built-ins and
wired ftir all electric owes:
riiue; Inwn, garden, trees.' shrub
bery; close in on pavement:
JI1G60; Kood terms. A. F. Dress
ier. 1107 K. Main. 04
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I't-'H
IK.NT 6ne-room furnished
apartment, downstairs, JI4; one
room furnished tt part ment, up
stairs. JllT.Ml; udlllts. 3LT K.
' Jnckson. Phone T-pt-u. 63tf
OI. UKN'T T-rnom house dose
In. full J 1 2 luuiel or phone
HH-X. OH
jgoo will rm:n caks
This week we have the follow
In it Used ChVh to offer:
FLINT TOtUtINO New paint,
lookn fine: n real butie ear.
llt'DSON SIH'KK-SIN t'OAOH
Fine nnlnt. sooil rubber, ete.
CIIKVIIOLET .TGIKING Cheap
at $r.'5 00.
STKPIII;NM TOl' KING Good rub
ber: wil take stm'k for this one;
owner Is runeher.
SANDLIISUN MtJTOIt CO.
Oakland and Pontine Dealers
turner Mb nd lint I lei t Sis.
t ha
FOH SAI.K Hod hen.
J-'.ST). Phone To7-V.
9 chick k.
FOU SALK OK TliADL p.utcher
. shop in Lend. Call al H03 N.
l;ftrth-tt. , fir,
I'OK ItKNT KumlsheU or unfur
nished rooms or apis. Cos X
l:nrtlett. r,5
KOK ItKNT Klve. room furtiKhed
apt.. : Mocks from Miliary: ga
rage. 8ee owner. W, K. Cnmp-
ih-ii. ami r.. .-iHin. f,
KOIt tt.M.K Wood ' gc. steel top
and In first cla condition
I'hone I OT -1.. Call nt srtl King
stivet. frf,
. 0
KOK HAI.K John Deere muwlnn
nischlne, used one sea.on. I'rlee
.'.0iV Write J. II. Fletcher.
Central Point. ,9
KtJH ItKNT Konr-room niidern
limi.e. Jls.en. Phone Mil'. V.
el'
PETITIONS AGAINST .
P. HIGHWAY CHANGE
LIBERALLY SIGNED
(,ange of the Pacific hlwhway
! from its lw,n, IOute by routine
it W(.st of the Southern pacific
tracks from a point near this side
(,f (he iilackwell hill to the Jack-
, Sonville highway west of Med-
i lord. orillUinc n unwav irailic
, through Medfutd. vin Main street,
Uvould practically confiscate many
j thousands of dollars worth of
property, a petition is being cir-
eulated In Central Point thin -week
! to balk the move.
j The petition goes on to state
that the ue of an overhead rail-
j road crossing at Tolo would he
j abandoned and that a grade cross-
ing on the Main street of this
city would be put into use If the I
t'hanKe were made.
The netkion
long, al.uo points out that the
j value of service stations, auto
camp grounds, way -side stores
iind fruit stands, would be greatly
depreciated in value by the
change, which would route th.1
motor tourists several miles to
the west.
Obituary
I
Hub-J
HOHBINS John Edgar
bins was born at Dallas, Oregon. J
I'oik county, .lanuary Zi. iau.
passed away in Grants Pass Mon
day. May 14. aged UI years.,
Ht? is survived by his wife and
six children. Mrs. L. K. Sehmltt
of Grants pas, Mrs. E. G. Drlscoe
of Phoenix. H. H- Hobbins. Eu
gene, f ;. h. and C. U obbins.
j c.old Hill. Mrs. H. A. Hadtke.
Gold Hill and three sisters and
j two brothers. Mrs. D. D. Good
land Mrs. W. U. Clapp of Ash-
,!". jus. Aiary Sinclair, r;agie
Point, Sam Hobbins of Chico,
CaI- nn(1 rnlt Kobblna of New-
,,er
Ore.
Mr. Hobbins was a member of
the Phoenix lodge, W. O. W., and ;
a member of the Hogue River j
I. o. o. F. The remains will be
forwarded to Medford from Grants
Pass Tuesday and funeral services
will be conducted from the Con-1
per funer;:: parlors Wednesday, I
Mny HJ ht 2 p. m. Interment
will be made In the Phoenix
cemetery.
. ut rial !
Tin-re is nothing like a garden i
Of a child's own to promote Indus- j
try and pride, in achievement und
to give him an opportunity to ob
serve the surprising ways of. na
ture, suites "Children, the .Maga
zine for rarenls."
STORE
ALL
TOMORROW
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main Street
Will MAKE PLANS ..
TO ENTERTAIN THE
NATIONAL AIR TOUR
Preliminary m enaintions will be
t.
-UHe.l next Monday noon at a
Bedford chamber ot vommcrce
forum luncheon for the entertain-
meiit of the national air tour,
which includes a large number of
mi uwiu-s mm wiiu n in m iu-muii u
to arrive here next month, with
K. V. W. Peters, president of the
Oregon Aeronautical association:
I- K. Thrrkelson, regional gover-
nor for National Aeronautical as
sociation; Charles Kchols. secre
tary of the state association, as the
main speakers.
Tex Kankln, operator of a flying
school in Portland, which is alho
tho headquarters for the other
speakers, will also speak at the
luncheon, which will bo jointly
attended by members of the Ko
tary. Lions and Klwanis clubs. In j
addition to the chamber of com- .
merce members. The meeting will !
be held at the Hotel Medford and i
is expected to be largely attended.
Matin in if mi Kadio
Hadlo fans from near and far
are planning to tune in on tomor
row night's Cc.pco proKiam from
9 to 3 0 p. m. "Madame j in
China" is the title of the fourth
installment of this clever radio
conicdv series from the inn at
Mary Greiner and it is expected to !
he the best yet. The regular cast
of tn. Copco players will appear
fn this unique program
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
p aa eg
a LUMBER n
0CM.fi
238 n
1 TROWBRIDGE ES
P LDMKKTt YARD
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CLOSED
DAY
BiUBUDING NEWS
AN EXAMPLE OF CONVENIENCE IN
SMALL HOME CONSTRUCTION
This week will see the-completion of tho first
onu of two houses belim constructed by Win. A.
("Hill"! OnU's, on Crater Lake Avenue. These
two homes are exemplnry of evcrythlnK modern
und convenient In the cottage-type home.
I'nrlies who aro contemplating the btttldlni; of n
new home will find many new Ideas timsested
upon Inspection of this one, und can well al'l'ortl
to take advantage, of such un opportunity.
Features of these houses arc a complete equip
ment of built-in furniture, including ironing
board, kitchen cabinets and cooler, breakfast
nook furniture, a buffet with mirror, linen close!
and book cases: hardwood floors complete In
every room in the house; a cove celllnc with the
walls of the two front rooms finished with an
effective decorative plaster, nnd a half basement
In which will be Installed h hot air furnace.
We believe Clark KUIott. the contractors,
should be complimented on their high class
work, which is reflected in these houses, and wc
ourselves are proud, too. fur suggestlnc. the plans
nml specification und to have rurnlshcil Ihe
complelo bulliliim materials for these two homes.
.Bl!iGr:5,BurGQU
Craters Stage Marathon
J one of the publicity stunts put
, on by the local Crater club at the
; Hail celebration in Klamath Falls
Mast Friday was an Impromptu
; Bunion Herby" through the main
Street and finishing at the Hotel
Willanl. Several of the Craters
properly garbed In atiiletie ap
parel took part in this unusual
marathon which was viewed by
thousands of celebration visitors. It
was not learned who won the race
as the local contestants are said to
have finished in a "dead heat."
ST. HKl-F.NS. Factory
ptcted for new pit per bag
to employ i workers.
com
print HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
kgfri iegion .
fH CONDEMNED
Also
BETTY EROWN
At the Giant
Wurlitzcr
Good Added
Features
Admission
Matinees Evenings
10 and 35 10 and 50
WED. EVE.
ONLY
7 AND 9 P. M.
5 BIG ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
And
Feature Picture
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SOUTH FIR STREET IS SCENE
OF BUILDING ACTIVITY
This week will see construction started on the
tl in! large packln house to be constructed on
South Kir Street this sprliis. The Palmer Cor
porntton has announced plans for a inrno struc
ture. TO feet by 1T5 feet, to be built on tho comer
of Twelfth and Kir Streets ut a cost of $J5.000
T his work will be under the supervision ot l.ar
km Koyuolds. building contractor.
The American KruitKrowers -aavc started con
struction on their new plant between Ninth and
Tenth Streets on South Klr. with a large crew
of men and it is expected that this work will
(to rapidly to an early completion nt an approxi
mate cost of J10.00U.
The lMnii.-.. le Packins Company s j5t complel-
iTi "r,"'i0"n a,l,ll""n " Plant at Kle ent ,
nnd Mr Streets, and now h-.isy erecting an
nstlli equipment in preparation lor the cot '
ng season This plant, when completed, will
e one of the most modern, host equipped and
largest of the many packing houses in this
rtct. Uirkln Heynolds. building contractor, v a.
In chsrge of tl is work also, and Is now recc"-
nlcd a, n authority on thi. type f construe.
Hon. completing the Pinnacle job In Tecord lime.
The C K. Kinil Co.upany-1, aso completing
ptensive reuairs and reuuvicling in prep, a
fur the ruining fruit season. ' "
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Patsy Ruth
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