XQE TWO
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, PRECOX, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928.
Jocal and
Personal
.VlthoiiKh there ivnn Hi doBieeii
drop 111 temperature from the max
imum of lis Thursday to the maxi
mum of us yemorday. today wan
still warm with n minimum or in
Uoutly weather nnrt not mui-n
chanm- In temperature la l"-"'"r'"d
for tonlitht nnd Sunday, anil lniln
was pamy ciou
c:ranKn dance, l.aitle 1 omi. rr.
nlKht. Everybody welcome. C..I
The seven-cent pnrty planned for;
tonight by the Wenonnh club of
cr.hontas lodge has been Indefl -
nitely postponed.
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Iteeular dance. Cold 1 1 ill. rial.
nl. ht. DanciiiK a to 2. ltroadway
orcheslrn.
Am.,n.r the guests from a distance
registered nt Medford hotels arejnnt general passenger ngent.
ilionVv O. II. Qulglcy of rtica.
N V W A. Caffrey of Cleveland.
:V I;1.' .. - r s-ori Wnvne.;
r Kali i.nkn I
Ind., and Pred Igo of Sail I-ako
Cliy.
Or. II. P. Coleman has returned
from a fishing trip lo the coast
nnd will make nppolnlmenls and
be In his office at the usual hours.
Wm. Hutherland returned to
Medford from firants Pass thlsj
Morning, where he nttended nj
meeting of the railroad ticket)
agents of Jackson and Josephine
coltnlles.
The Indies of the First Meth
odist Kplscopal church will hold a
rummage sale June 1st and Snd
in the storeroom formerly occu
pied hy Shields' In tho Masonic
building. They will also have 1
cooked food sale. Cli
' A bounty warrant wns Issued at
the county clerk's office yesterday
1.1 V. l-'imlnl of Ashland for the
killing of one coyote nnd ono bob
cat. ('.range dance, I-Iagln Point, Sat.
night. Everybody welcome. fit
Ashland Klwanlans were hosts
today to Medford Klwnnluns at an
enjoyable luncheon ns part of llie
inter-club relations work of the
nrgnnlrallon. C. 10. (Pop) tlates
wns the speaker for tho visitors
and he (old his niidliince Hint every
ICogue Ttlver valley cltlxcn should
visit Florida, as he recently did.
which would make him understand
and nppreclnte belter the Itogne
Itlver valley, "cream of the world"
region. The Medford visitors were
Carl .1. Hroinmer. It. H. Hammond.
N. II. Hanson, K. C. rjlllnrd. .1. C.
.Mann, H. O. Frohach. Carl V.
Tengwnld. C. C. nohlsberry, Ted
linker, X. F. fSrnham, It. (I. Fow
ler, V. II. Vnwter, K. II. lledrli k.
K. C. Trowbtldtte, Jr., C. M. Speck.
. S. llntterfl"ld, . Arnsplgir nnd
c. I'. Cates. Ashland Tidings.
Hegular ilance. Cold Hill, Snt.
night. Dancing 0 to 2. l'.roadway
orchestra. 6"'
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Haugherty
motored in from Ihelr home nt
IMiocnlx this morning and spent
several hours shopping nnd Irans
nctlng .business in the city.
Ilon't .be tied down by, curnhle
Ills. Chlropractlo with liusslnii
massage will give you health. Dr.
Hlmklns. over W'oolworlh utore. 71
Tho aviation landing- field north
ff Itoseliurg has been put In con
dition for receiving tho larger type
of commercial planes. J.leutcnant
Dcvaney, nn ex-service man and
former resident of Itoseblirg but
wltli headquarters In Portland, vis
ited the landing field early In the
week and offered suggestions which
have been followed.
('.range dance, Kngle Point, Sat.
night. Kvcryhndy welcome. or.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Onwell left
this forenoon for Ihelr home In
Oakland, Calif., following several
days spent in Medford on business
while en route by motor from a
business trip In Seattle.
Another shipment of big hats nt
Lottie Howard's, 109 No. Central
Ave. 06
Culifornian.i registered at Med
ford hotels Include Currie Klllott
and V. L. Jessup of Keyes, A.
N'ess and J. W. Corhett of Sacra
mento, Vera Smith of lierber, F.
V. itronaugli of San Diego, llelene
Heckler of San Pedro, I.. P. Way
of Oakland. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. V.
Jackson of ilerkeley, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Irvln. II. II. KnU, Charles
c'llherslcin, L. II. Cnrne, A. Ilorus
ak. J. II. Morkcy and F. II. King
ston of San Francisco,
Dr. C. A. Farmer, Veterinary
Physician and Surgeon, specializ
ing on all diseases of cats and dogs.
Minor and major surgery a spec
ially. Will be with Dr. (i. A. (ilt
ren. veterinarian. Phone r.r.l. r.r.
In Bread
a fine, even texture is
the sign of proper fer
mentation, which in
turn makes a sweet,
nutty flavor. Note the
excellent texture o t
Fluhrer's Milk Bread.
This is the secret of its
phenomenal sales suc
cess. J
I The Scheaffer Pon company dm-
onslratlnn trui-k, which wan hi'vo
two claj-H thin week, li'ft yt'xler -
nay itir t.nintH I ana en route Kir
pnintH nnrlh. The trutk haw heenj
lotiruiK the country for three yeaiM inll Him isnuea in fi. r. and .. .
nntt expert to he on Die ro:ul fori l'hftiH 'to set up a lent on North
five more yenrx. . ' J Central , avenue.
elinan'n hatha and plungo apen( ' It. .1 . Ollnitcr wi fined 110 in
for tho Kenton. 70ihe police court today on it charwe
o. v. Itoher drov In from the! of upetilliiu which was preferred
Aonleuate illmrlet i lu nit ' uy 'Hy Trnflp Officer (i. J. I'reu-
j Kfm.M ,tiKlne.
j wm ,h( ,m,.U(.B ,hnt IOUKht tue-
, .. .,,.,,,., vnvj0 rua.
i hand.naliiteil clilnn. .etc.. nt rjtivitt1
TraiKfer & HtornB on .May 7 and
, ,,. ,, or ,.,, ,
MS Ko. Oakdale. Owner wish lo'n order that trranKementH may;'"" cenir.u iikure in a paBennt
redeem certain articles nnd will;1'" 'oade for the holdlni; of such!
'pay ynu n premium. C(i ;
' Southern I'aclflc agents of this!'" cooperate wnn any oisinei in
-.!... ... ilhe liol.llni' r.f cllnlci im.l ,1 ul.-rt
: tllstrlct were In tirants Tnss last ,
night to study tourist conditions, j
I nteeting nt the chamber of rone
nierce with J. A. tlrmamly. assist-
Co.. 71t K. Main. Phone 10. U'J j
Mrs. Chas. T. Huggins had as
hee .,.st ,io,i, I
convcnimn f,.r.nr h0nit.
Mrs. Pearl I.lndley DeVore of Port-
i,..i vi..o i,.i.. . . ,
0 .rnl hIlL .c ee
n tlia nllv "d n"rm0nylnR,r"ct0rl
one load of kindling- free with!
big loads 10-ln. pine slabs, or we I
wl,l rell w small load l-ln. I'ln'
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m. 1 1 1 j i niiii.H f ii.uv. iiiii-y i-ii.-ij
Co. Phono 70.
CO
W. K. Thomtson, run-h'r from I
thi Cold Hill district, kprnt hpv- j
oral hour in Alerifonl this morn
Injx.
JtoKiilm ilnnm, rinhl Hill. Sul.
nlKht. Ifinctntf 0 to 2. liron'lwny
orcht-ntra. 6!i
Voi-l wnn rpcolveil today from
Ha roM c f ford, Htnlo finnip wnr
ifti, that hf will op In OrantH Piih
on Wi-dncsdiiy, Juno 6. to attend
n nifptintr of nportsnvn and the
KiaiiKe. ThlH will bo Mr. Clifford'H
first vJhK h'Ttt nlnvo IiIh apiiolnt
mont and local HiortHmcn hnvi
lirn di'Rlroiin of meting him. All
Hiorlhruon Will ho Invilnd to the
nifrijiiK ivhli'h will Uiidoiihtcdly Ik
an cvi'iilnK affair. (Jr.inU I'uhk
t'oiirli-r.
Vnnl'd MnnlnnnnH to nltnnd
tho unnual jtlciilo, HvfrHlnnly nulo
park, Hhocnlx, Ktiiiday, .1 nn 3. 71!
Included nnmiiK thn OroKonlnnH
roKiHterfd at Mfdford hottdH, other
than IhoHi from Portland, uro fiuy
ItenMhnw of Knlem and A. It. Hall
of EuReno.
1 tegular danre, Oold 11111, Sat.
night. Duncini; 0 to 2. ltroadway
orchestra. fir.
MarrliiKn llcenncn worfl iRsuod nt
thn county clerk'H officp today and
yesterday to Aunel Hinlth, HI, nnd
Kdlth HlKdon, 1!'.'. holh of this rity
Morris A. Lnniton. 21, and lteih !
i. I.arter, Ik, hotb of Medford; I
Chester Newton, legal, and Pearl'
Daugherty, legni, both of Medfoid
Regular dance, ("told Hill, Sat.
niht. Unnclng !l In I. Proud way
or')estra. fin
Among the Medford people who
atte nded tho Knot hern Oregon Nor
mal schont May festival at the i
Ashland I.ithla pail; yesterday af
ternoon were Mr. and Mrs. O. O. I
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Curl Teng-1
wald, Mrs. R H. Hntllh, Mr. and
Mrs. K. Halt, Miss Kdfth Inman
and Miss Mamfn Timmons.
Hegular dance, (lold Hill. Sal.
night. Dancing !i to 2. ltroadway
orcheslrn. (ifi
Miss Kllu Parks left early this,
afternoon for the Applegatc, where
shu will spend tho week end with
her mother, Mrs. KHaaboth Parks.
Tempornry nuto licences wero Is
sued at the sheriff's office yester-,
day to II. J. Itarrett of Ashland.
l.loyd I'Vi'guMon of Tnlci. June
Let tell of Jacksonville, II. II. De
Jarnett of Putte Palls. !,ec Hum
phrey of Central Point. Kred (luy
of Cold 1 1 lit. lb. yd itohlnson of
Keno and the Itoblnson Motor com
pany, Clayton Isaac .Albert Carr
and Joe Waldron of Medford.
A large assortment of screen
doors at Woods I. urn tier Co., 7 1 1
K. Main. Plume 10S. fly
For the past week the city has
been bathed In (be odor nf locunt
hlooni.M. The hundreds of huge
locust trees all over the city scent
ed (he nir with the fragrance. Some
day Un locust will come. Into Us
own and we will have a "locust
bloom week" here, rants Pass
Courier.
Start a clump of Iris. Any of
I be pallidas are good. The stately
Ambnssadeur ($1.00) won the blue
ribbon. The Hreum. 7ac. Is an ex
quisite, blossom. Also strong, beau
tifully tinted iris at L'.V a plant,
order quickly while you can see
ibein. Mrs. Kred I'ummlnns. 11
Ceneva. fit;
Vaughn V. (JunckcnhuHh nf (lold
Hill spent yesterday in the city on
legal business,
(litest s from Portland registered
at Medford hotels include II. I
Heed, J. H. Pitman. IX Y. Lynch,
Ceo. c. Arena, John H. Knllock. etirh In front of the house. Prep
IJoyd W. Allen. W. Z. Uishmond. arallons have been fulltv eom-
11. 11. Auaios, in. 1 ui men, if. i,
Souter. A. K. Miller. Hubert W.
and Hiram Mesereau, J. A. Henry,
C. K. CliMlfelter, 1.. S. I.each, A.
Krueger. A. J. MM tier, Mr. nnd
M rs. 1 oy K en u y, Dr. H , (1 ra ne,
Mr. anil Mrs. J. K, Keeler and Hob
Clemens.
Twenty out of Ihe state cars reg
istered here yesterday with the lo
cal state traffic bureau.
The fire di'pnrtment was called
at U :.lo n'ctoek thU forenoon to
i.anv on North Itlverslde avenue to I
,11, 1 1 1
et lniMith it mil :i II I ilme tin mine '
In the roof. The fire wus nulckly '
I'ti t im.l.T .iinlrol wlih 11 minimum 1
amount ,.f ,lam ii:,v
Thirty-one out of 111
4? mm. r
smallpox In t he state last week
were in Portland. There were 3!
cases of chick enpox in Ihe state.
20 of which were In Portland
other contagious disease were five
of typhoid fever, seven of diph
therln. 13 of sent let fever. 2!l of
mensb's, 1 4 of Influenza, two of
whooping couqh, 17 of ttibereu-
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pnciimnnin.
fi i.f
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nf
Bplnnl mi-nlnKlilK.
""'I T,p"'""- N--
nniomOtho motur Ioiii Ii In n I
tllniniiff nlit) if(!lsifritl Imliiy nt
mp im-ni iirnnrn nr inr nut r miiti-
nuto rf(,'lslintlin Imrriiu.
'A buitiline permit was Isnufd
yoHienlay hy the cily lo Hamilton
; I'mlnn fur the rontrut-tion o
.(.mmi jtiiKinritH firurturr un rttiutiij
ltlverIrtc avenue ami another per- j
: colt. :
l rnmmiinlliiM. In Jackson county
i where child welfare clinics have
not been held and where they are
needed, are urged to gel Into .early
touch with the county health unit
clinics. The health unit is willing
, " - ; -
' ""'n ,"""n o make proper
preparations.
Although actual transfer of tltlelforo an audience thnt lined the:
to Iho tiiu-ncre tract of land own-
ed by Iho slate prison lo the city
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"'" "n'T'-ved by the state
legislature next Ja nuary. plans are
"l-eody under way there looking I
' , " ' ' "ns.ru. -non "
of the airport on the tract, fori' two heralds, who announced
voters of Salem npprov-!C h event of the list hy the flour-
e,l a SM.,000 bond Issue lasl week. I '"h "f trumpets. The exmiislle
ITed Offenbacher was an Apple- i f108lump' of. tte.""!al er". .wer!
' vlsl , In the Ity foi several,
" ' morning.
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i.f iiii-i-t iii i,..a. it. in., nt'.iir llie
Public Mbtory on Month Oakdale
nvnin to inui'Hi tv thw Chrisilnn
chiin'h Suiuliiy.
Anu.riK th Htate of WaHhington
hotel kiicmIs In Medford am Kred
(JMUtf4 of Kaymund. l It. KeKter
of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. !'. V.
1 io vu rd of Cen t ra 11a and II. H .
Many, Mr. nnd Mm. O. if, Horn
haUKh nnd C. Hardy of Seattle.
V . .1 . M e rsp n k p I', w h o a w n h
ranch properly on Coloinun cruck,
han received an nsay report on
HpcclmeiiH of tin from IJ. John
ston of CrantH Vtisn, which ivhnw
Bcvcn pfP 'nt tin, running $74
per ton, with traces of plalnum,
uranium and palladium. Mr. Men
:eni;ci in hiKhly encouraKd Iy tho
report.
The primary election cnnvasMiim
board will complete Its lahom to
day. They finished the count of
voten lale ye.sterday. and are, now
criKHKCd In writing the naiiieK and
flKiire.H In the records. County
Clerk Meyers han sent a certified
transcript of the official count lo
the secretary of state and mailed
certificates of election lo the vari
ous candidates.
J. J. Mun.se 11 f tho Apph-gute
district spent several hours in the
city esterday transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Hammond
MMt u y'siernay
ousiness nna pions-
, 1,1,1
.aurcn Conley of Kugene arrived
In Medford yesterday imi a btisi
nesH trip. He will be the guest of
His rormer college friend. Maurice
Spatz, while here.
I.udwlg Aiming has been serious
ly 111 with an attack of heart
trouble at his home 317 Kant Jack
son street, this week. He Is at
tended by Dr. Hayes.
Mrs. Hoy Mason, who underwent
a major operation at the Com
munity hospital yesterday Is re
ported Improving satisfactorily.
Miss Dorothy Ooff, daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. C. I,, (ioff. former
residents of Medford, will gradu
ate at the KuKcne hih schoul next
week. Her ulster, Marjorie (ioff.
who with Dorothy attended the lo
cal high school before they left
Medford two years ago. Is now a
sophomore at the university.
Hoy Scout troop a of Itooveselt
school left at noon today for scout
camp In the Applegate district to
remain over night. They wilt hike
bark to Medford tomorrow. About
20 boys win make the trip.
F
PEOPLE TO HELP
IE
With clean-up week scheduled
to begin next Monday. Klre Chief
Hoy Klllotl today urged Medford
citizens to co-operate 100 per cent
with the city to make the week
a complete success. ArrangemcntR
have been completed with the City
Sanitary Service for the disposal
of all garbage, cans and trash at
a small charge.
"All (inrhnno nnd clean-up ref
use," said the fire chief todny,
"must be placed either in an allev.
where It Is accessible nr nn thn
pleted and reasonable nrlen iu
been ngreed upon for the removal I
or tne trash, of Importance is
the fact that collections must be
paid nt the time of the pick-up.
with the exception of rcKUlur cus
tomers. The co-operation of local
residents is especially requested
by Manager Phillips of the City
Sanitary Service."
over 100 hoy scouts will patrol
the city next Saturday nnd check
up on the work of the week under
the Httpervislon of Chief F.lllolt
YnK. Wnl, h MnVp ml hn PP-
er iv cleaned w 1 he report
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the chief. That official also
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! 1.., nr fT.' ,h0 nil.k. Kmni.i Malm,..,-. M,.
sides of luitldings before attemp -. . ,,.,. ... , ,
tng in set n fire. -MhiKh. Dwyer. Padde. VrC. Corn
- t .Mason. Kllen Waters nnd Mr. Hnr-
BIRTHS
Mr. nml Mm. 1-lrnrnt llooil niv
tht itorpntN nf n Mivon-nnuni1 boy,
lutrn tnv i nt tl. I'.. ......!(..
llnspiini '
An rlBht.ponn.1 hnv wns horn
Thurmliiv, .Mav ; to Mr nntl
Mm. . u N'miliiK Qiirrn
Anno nveniip, nt iho I'uinnuinlly
Iltmltiil.
m DAY EVENT
AT ASHLAND IS
GORGEOUS FETE
ASHLAND, May 2C (Sneelal )
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Eakl j;orniIll ,., KUuSeat waa
i '
which was a mass of vivid color.
n medley of ,dnnce nnd songs,
a real bit of old Kngllsh custom.
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...w. nun ,..u oy ine houio -
ern Oregon Normal school on
ri-
; day afternoon in i.ithla J'nrk bo -
j hillside nmpithetre neap tho band
I stand. The whole program was
J! , hmuli,al con" "J
I tency to ancient customs wl.h
; no Jarring note of the modern.
I n loen. with her four attend
. mn, . ,a
.t Mi(.ala hen
imaginable. The chorus of train-
led volees KJinw Mnn.. nf niA
land, some tuneH suported hy tumiiy uoino ui i-ieomoni una r.
KtrainH of the Southern Oregon i 001,1,1 hU 'hniKhter Dnroihy.
Normal orchestra, and otherit'y nt0 ,,ut he wil1 't,"n ten
ajfaln unaccompanied. Dancers
from the dancinB claKseH of Mls8'ot,lr caminiiB Hojourn on
VirKinia Hales Kave the rustic
dances of lony ao In which the
villagers took part. One of the
most humorous een was tho hnt- '
hy-horso dance. i;ono by two girls
whoae costumes were done to sim
ulate hobby-horses. The follow
ing delightful program wns pre
sented during the afternoon,
March, by orchestra; May Day
HaK.il. dnnccs, Egyptian worship
of the sun, dnneo of the sun,
dance of iho spirits of spring;
Muy Day Kaga JI, Celtic proces
sion, worshippers of fire, dancn of
flames; May Day Saga 111, en
trance of Maid Marian and her
attendants, chorus, "Under ths
Clreenwood Tree"; Cornish May
dance, villagers; chorus, "Itohln I
Hood. Kobin Hood"; danco by i
Itohln Hood nnd men, dance of
hobby horses, chorus. "Come. tJts-)
iHlH nntl 'nii"' 01,1 Kngllsh dance,
"Hlack Nag"; dance of shepherd 1
nnd shepherdess; chorus, "Be
gone Dull Care"; old English
dance, C.ntherlng Penscods"; cho
rus, "Dnbhling In the Dek"; tlnnce
of the milkmaids. Maypole wind
ing by all dancers, recessional,
orchestra.
A four-man tennis team of th
local high school left on Wed-,
nesday for n tour of central Ore
gon to meet tho teums of several
high schools. The boys were
coached by Cnrl Hopper of Ash
land, who took the boys north in
bis car. They made their first
stop at Merlin, then continued
to Eugene to play the Kugene
high school. On Friday they will!
play Albany. They also expect' to
meet the Corvullis tenm of O." S.
( rooks. The tenm will return
to Ashland on Sunday. Tho.c
who made the trip were Ned
Mars. Allan Prescott. Pay Ab
bott and Dick Joy.
Art scholarships In the Pratt
Art Institute, which will hold ses
sion in Ashland this summer have
been nwnrded to Miss Marie Da
vies of Ashland, Ktta Mathers of
Klamath Knits. Isnbelle Silver- nf
Ashland and . Florence Smith of
Ashland. The awards were made
by commercial bodies of Ashland
to the art classes oT the Normal
school. Miss Marion Ady. head
of tho art department of the Nor
mal, selected the students whose
work In the art classes was mark
ed hy promise In art lines, by
general scholarship, and by per
sonality. The Ashland Klks, the
Civic club, the Commercial club,
nnd the Delphian society donated
the scholarships.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. D. Hodklnson
of Shasta City, Calif., expect to
return to Ashland where they
formerly resided. Mr. Ilotlkln
son conducted a Jewelry store in
Ashland up to about n year ago.
when he sold his business to
Charles A. While, lie then opened
op a jewelry stock nt Shnstn Citv.
Mr. Hodkinson will remain in
Shasta City for n time and will
spend his week-ends In Ashland.
Mrs. Daisy MKinrry of the
I. ithla Springs Pharmacy, left on
Friday with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
II. J Conroy of Medford. for
Corvullis, where she will spend
several days visiting friends. They
will also visit Portlnnd. where
Mrs. Mcdnrry will attend to busi
ness affairs.
Coklng clnss No. 1 of the high
school, under the direction of Miws
Hazel Smith. Instructor In homo
economics, entertained nt dinner
on Thursday evening, when they
had as their guests the faculty
members of the hluh school. Miss
Frances Hardy was In charge nf
tho group of girls and the girls
did all the plnnnhig of arrange
ments. The table was most at
tractively decorated in white and
I rd. the hluh school colors the
central note of color heinftr n. huge
bowl of red and white roses that
formed Iho table centerpiece. As
sistants to Miss Hardy were Agnes
Hervey, Louise Paldwln. Huth
T ...Lin,! ,inA l I n n I ,1 r!.A.H.tll
ls-jf;esls for the dinner Included
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"r nn'' A. Hrlsoof. Mr.
'ml " O. .. hi. Mi. nn.l
,,r"- "'"'" rrip,. Mr. nnl Mm.
oia .Miison.
IXiilliv.
j All Pp.inlwli-AmiMirnn W'nr V"t-
tMiiii!. nna mmf'H ox !o .Mlxlll.'iry
nrt' rennofttrtl ttt bo ptvstMit nt 1h
flrt Clirlnllnn rhiirrh Siimlnr. M iy
:sih at m.-t n. in.. In pniilclpate
In Ihe Mi'mnrlal tlnv st'vvlt'itji.
J. A. llKMMTUKKT. Cnmmnndrr. 1
Ktnniiitli KjiIIn. $i.nnn.nnn will
' "l"nl nn Htrniiurn Hull lliir
iiiUmiu'M.
IFORMER RESIDENTS1
iOF MEDFORD T0
RETURN TO CITY
! r vr- ,i ir. v. w flnnlri ami
..i.m.i1- .'aii kn,.Wn l.
: dents of Medford who. alnce leav-
.' . f nave r
. , , d Monterey.
, Cullf ml fur ilF. ,,ast year in
i Piedmont, Calif.. Is that they willj
! move to Medford next August
... ....
' or K e p t e m o e r to agaio miiiic
; thlu .-It'.' their nermnnent
. home. Mr. Could (leci aroH that he
would rather reHido in Medford
than any place he knows of, and
Mm. Gould holds the same views.
That Is why they have just pur
chased the Mrs. L. F. ltU-liurdson
residence on (lenevn avenue. Mr.
(iould, with his daughter. Dorothy,
17 years of nw, who have been on
a camping trip on the coast, ar
rived In Medlortl two days aso,
chiefly to look tip a desirable home
for the future, and Mrs. Could nr-
Ived In the city yesturday to look
' ver thelr selections um as a re
, ltle three deciiled on the Hich-
, unison home purcliaso.
I Mrs. Ooultl leaves tonlKht for the
"ay wlUl ,llK BO" rn1, lor
the
C(M!U
The Weather
Precipitation for 24 hours, end
ing a. m.. none.
Yenterday's wenther here: High
est temperature. KK. Lowest tem
perature yesterday, G4. Mean tern-
nerature yesterday, 54.
Precipitation: T o t a 1 rainfall
since 1st of month, .01 inch; Ji"
year average for the month, 1.11
inches. Total rainfall since 1st
of January, 7. Oft Inches. Total
rainfall since September 1, 14.82
Inches.
Humidity yesterday, ft n. m., 7S
per cent; 12 noon, 37 per cent;
6 p. m., Si pcf cent.
Character of day: Clear.
Sun sets today nt 7:35 p,
riiit.s tomorrow. 4:40 u.
ni.,
sets
tomorrow, 7:35 p. in.
(Rises nnd sets computed for
level horizon).
Forecast. Cloudy tonight nnd
Sunday. Not much change in
temperature.
L. WAbTKR DICK.
Meteorologist, 1'nitea States
Weather Hureau.
Sheep Owner
Attention!
We nre In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo-halr.
See us before you selli
MKDFOPvD 11AKCA1N HOUSE,
Phone lOtiJ. L'7 N. Grape St.
3f9tf
K.strny Notice.
Picked up 2 yearling Jersey heif
ers; color buff: no brands or marks.
Owner can hnve same when pnying
for feed nnd thin ad. L. C. llll.L.
C5 Talent.
nags wanted nt the Mall Trib
une office. Must t clean.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Foil SAI.K HUNT fi-viiom
moili-rn 1-iin.KaInw. - l"ls; I l.lin-k
from htell sihnol. Kor ilolails
lihouo roum i'-'i llolrl Mt'illoril.
FOI: IlKN'T Now. rlusp in 4-room
:ip.li'liiu-iil, with h I i' n m heiit.
I'Yit'Ulail'i'. lliilHiinl riinci'. In
oinenitor anil i;ai-aK(.. J3 No.
Holly St. 7-
KOU KAl.K (lood 4-room home,
'2 acres of Irrigated land; located
........ n,in initf fan
rcash, balance like rent. See
Charley A. Wing Agency, Inc. i
I'luuie 72S. SV .
VOn SAI-K (200 cash and the
balance $;tli u mouth will place
ytiu in pusNOHslon of an attrac
tive new 4 room modern home,
along with one acre of mound.
The property Is located near
Medford city limiis. See Charles
A. Wing Agency, Inc. l'hono TL'Jt.
67
KOU SAI.K A 3-room house and
2 beautiful lots with all kinds of
fruit, berries, grapes and vege
tables, a numlier of fruit trees,
nlso shnde trees anil vines; sewer
and wnter main paid in full; prop
erty located only l0 ft. off of
paving, in a first class residential
district. A good buy at $110":
good terms. Sep Charles A.
Wing Agency, Inc. I'hone Tils.
WAN'TKH Kxpcricnrcd waitress
Wages $IS week. If stay month
will pay bark nnumnt spent for
fare to get here. Write Diamond
Cafe. Medford. C7
KOU UK NT Modern furnished
nparamenl, ft rooms, sleeping
porch and garage. S. Oak
dale. 7 ttf
HA V K three dairy propositions that
are going cmieerns. owner of
one is sick and must (piit. Dairy
ing Is good now. See us at once.
K. C. Corn, U So. itiverslde.
KOU HKNT tt-room house and
garage, olose In. Inquire 0 So
Kir, upstairs. 71
WANTKD To borrow Srt.nno for
ars. interest at S'r, paid
montniy, or Ii-year payment
plan, interest and nrinrlo:ii n.H.t
monthly. CrtMid serurity. Ad-jl
r" Ib'X c K . Mail TriNune 7'-'
LOST
Blue roan Spinger
Spaniel ; female. Re
ward. Lewis Ulrich.
Phone 1032.
START MOVE TO
SECURE HIGHWAY
TO OREGON CAVE
.0!
At a mneiinR of the Circalpr Meil -
i fneil IKeliuviv icumiitlnn l.iHf nl.'ht
j al-.r discussion of the association-
'
w . .1.....T
smith from the foot of lllackw'ell
hill.
mound Central Point to the
Medford-Jacsonville road, and then
on through Main street to River
side, it wus decided to invite the
memhen of tholitate highway com
mission to hold one of Us regular
meetings In .Medford, where the
project would he given a hearing.
In case the commission cannot
see its way clear to hold such a
meeting in Medford the association
voted to send a committee up to n
commission meeting in Portland, to
outline its views and otherwise
work In behalf of the new highway
project.
At tho conclusion of the meeting
limil Mohr resigned his presidency
of the association, because of leav
ing with his family ori; June 2 for
a year's absence in C.jrm.any, ami
i A. V. PipeB w .s unanimously
chosen to fi)1 lhc jtosition.
j The tim )Usiness of tae moet-
, jnK WUK tH hpar the report of Scc-
retaiy Vri Heath on tho objec-
tions that hud been raised to the
plan by C. K. flates, local member
oj" the statR highway coinmissfon,
when President Mohr and a com
mittee called on him several days
ago to learn how he viewed the
poposftion. Mr. Heath related these
objections substantially us they
were published the same day in
the Mail Tribune.
When O. I,. Creenloaf of Rural
j n0ute 1, Central Point, advocated
rontlni! the liinhway over the Wil
low Springs roail the dlRcusslon
that followed ilevnlopeil thut the
asBociatlon was not wedded to any
one route, bill hart considered sev
eral imitative routes for the new
liiKliwny hrtindi.
On Invitation of President Mohr,
f ounly Knsineer , Caul KynniiiK.
who had not none inlo tho matter
very thoroughly, nave a tentative
estimate of the cost (rf esUihlishlnK
tho new Puclfie highway lutoll'
from I. lack well hill straight souih
to the .Medforil-Jucksonville hish- i
way, seven, and one-hall nines, as
follows:
Right of way'..... ? M.r.nO
(ii-ading 27,500
Drainage si rurtiires 10.000
Hock mil-racing M.afiO
Oilin--; 25.000
Pavement 225,000
A delegation of residents from
the Williams Creek and Murphy
section in .losephine county was
present to seek (lie aid of tiie
('.renter Medford Highway associa
tion in getting a new road lroni
Jacksonville to the Oregon Caves
and the ocean. They told of the
diltietilly they hud encountered in
trying to gel this road through, and
staled that ('.rants Pass was strong
ly opposed to such a road, as the
opponents feared that it would
bring trade to Medford.
Alter much discussion, during
which Ihe members of tho associa
tion showed thai they were in
Jiearty accord, os individuals, for
the proposed mad through the Wil
liams Creek section, it was decided
before Inking action us a body en
dorsing it they would have a com
mittee make a thorough investiga
tion of the Mutter in all details
and report back to the association.
Carl Y. Tengwald was appointed
chairman or this committee.
llillslK.ro. Hid received for
$HiO.(Hnt new high school and gym
nnsiuni. These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
DINNER
Tomorrow
$1.00
HOTEL
MEDFORD
I Blue Flower Lodge f
We Serve Fine I
Chicken Dinner
$1.00
i $
A Good Place for
Parties and Banquets
A PLACE TO DANCE
$ Reservation Call 34I-R-3
ra d n d a
U .TOIINS.MAWII.T.K
q ROOFING and
. SHINGLES
AT
TROWBRIDGE
MJMIIK.lt TAUD
q
PENDLETON HIT
HOIS UNROOFED
1 ri.MH.i. ni.. ore.. .May .(..-
i tAl A Kevero wind storm accom
-"" '". dust, thunder nn.l:" hearty response from the pul,
llghtnlnB climaxed a day of intense I He
heal in I'cndleton yesterday. The'
' """ Ul' durlnit the afternoon
: " '-.-s. , -nwi..
i iimi k of the season. About ,1.4ii
o'clock a wind anil dust storm They are made by tile Worid
originating down the I'matilla War veterans in the hospitals and
river draw hit i'cndleton with a j every cent made from these pop
veloclty estimated nt fifty miles an i pies is used for the service of
hour, doing considerable damage these disabled men and their fam
tn trees and plants and In some j Hies.
cases tearing shingles from roofs. These little poppies stand for
A thumb, storm followed with I service and sacrifice and it should
.2s of an inch or tain falling in a ' lie a privilege to wear litem in
very nhort period. A large tree
fell across power lines and part of
the business section was crippled
for an hour. The wind attained a
high velocity In the Weston and
Athena districts.
Two bolts of lightning struck In
Pendleton but did nodnninge. Sev
eral large trees along the I'matilla
river were uprooted (luring the
wind siorni.
lv Now Playing
J l IT'S ON THE LIPS OF EVERY MAN AND
j I WOMAN IN MEDFORD 1
l III9 ,; , See and Hear
Everything New But the Name
10 Cars-1 50 People
7 Pleasing Rides 8 Big Shows
Week Commencing
Show Grounds East
Main Street, Medford
FOLLOW THE CROWD
to
GOLD HILL
Saturday Nite
BIG DANCE
Open-Air Pavilion
Dance in the Cool Breezes
of the Rogue
Broadway Orchestra
I
Dancing from 9 till 2
POPPY SALE BY
MEDFORD LEGION
ILL SUPPORTED
The American ' hoe-inn potpy
sale opened Friday, meelinR with
If the people but realized the
1 creat Bond acconnilished liy this
" ....,..
: hesitate to do their Int.
memory of those who did not
conic back.
If those contributing to thil
won by cause, would whr. their
puppies, they would not be nsUed
tf. iHiv but tho ono. Thi ladiPH
will be selling
Memorial Day.
puppicH until
Klamath Kails. ICqunna ltos
itmpany has Tan employes.
.standing in line
May 28