JXGE TWO
MTCDFOKT) lf ATL TRTBUNT!, TfEDFOTtD, OREfiOV. SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1028.
Iocal and
' Personal
JJrHjiltc Die warn, weather .the I
piiKl week, the Outer National i
fluent Iuih Iicn having n -compitr
uuveiy cuny tune ati fur un fur- i
vhI flrcH ure concemeel, uccoiOhig
to rcpoitH from tlio local homl- j
! Iiuurtfi-M if fief Am n rowiilr ir
Willi Memorial iluy ami ltd i un det-t ileal turm a week k,
Uuul clabumlti eelelnaUim cuniliiK ! hi? vera 1 hiiihII flrcri were leimth-rt
un WvdiiCMluy, the public Bchool 1 l'rumet ami Alt. Pitt hvm- j
clohinK curly next -FrWay ufici- j Vj!!!?,u!'ll.t. 'l,IJ.h,IV .b.T PUl Cm" !
imuii. and (he commencement of
thn hiKli nchuol that ov-cnliiK.-thin
will )e an eventful week in lletl
lut flowers And irrvciw for.Uoc-
oratlun day. Tuesday 2'Jih. Keon
y:vy llforeicria, 6lb anil C'ejitra). 67
WOMEN FACE DEATH FROM RADIUM'
! gl'tely under control.
I iWanted .MontananK to attend
(ihe annual picnic, Kvernhudy auto
I iwfk. riwenlx. Kiiniiay. June 3. 72
. ' J. H. Cooley kaveii next Hatur
' day fur an eastern trip of neve-mi
.Iweeku, fioiitK at first to the re-
r-jimen L. Orr of .Canton. Ohio. ! ,l,bl' nutiona committee, then.
... ,rroo.npaniedtby..hii wife., drove I ? Nebraska, ( hicafeo. Mm old
lnlo MeUford .yesterday , mi nlnt h,,,,:r n JaneHVllle. Mlnne-
! n tlie last nV of thetr
Jottrjiey across , me conuneju , io
iuuk up Homy ' uukiiiubh i in-1 rin
mid poHHibly make thla place their
permanent hornet Air. Ori" vImIUkI
.Medford, 27 yoni'M- a no and re
mfirk; that it J "conniUerably
changed." . . , : )
Furniture rfnalrJnu wanted. A.
X. Thlbault. Fhono HOii-ll. 70
The condition of MrH. Ural Ci.
('n)cman. who underwent un up
lM'DilicitlH operation at r tho tom
munity h oh pita I lat Wednonday.
i;outioueH to Improve, hut it will
be Home time yet before whe 1h
fully recovered.
Helman's bathi and plunge open
for the season.. , . . 70
The final flushing tout-net in
. tho lobby of the Hotel Med ford
wore completed last wcefc i when
the ceilfiiRH were recalHomined,
and gold or oranK? covered tint ti
er fe8 of mohulr were Ituntf.' Thewc
draiteriya .slvq: kji firtlvllc and
1 pretty effect to the lobby," both
from tho innidu and outHide...
- Will the parties that bounlit fur
niture, oil paintlngH, Navajo rut;,
liand-painted china, etc., at Uaviu
TraiiHfcr & Storage on May 7 and
8 please, phone 738-1 or call n't
J I G .Ho. OakcJaJp. i Ownorn W'IhIi to
redeem, certain artlelcH und Willi
pay you u premium. ' ' Cili
Mr. nhd Mr. Louis Brown,
ChUL'ch. Btreet, have., puixhanvd a
homo. In Medford, where they ex
pect to iuovc. ati ttoun uh tho Nor
mal Hcliool : term 'endH: Their
daughter, MIhk Hetty Brown, 1h
a nenlor .in thU year'N class. Mr.
Brown .has accepted n poHltlon
wltli the California Oregon Power
company. Ashland TldlnffH. ;
. Screen doorn nt Woodn Lumber
Co., ,7H K. Main., Phono 108.
Vr. .and. Mi;h,. , W..P. Butler qnd
daiiKhter Burbuiu, who Imvo been
Hpenflfriff a week in Han FraiieiHco',
are expected homo today, und to
HpcnU tlio .runtainde,r uC tlilu week
ul koiuo OreKon reHort. ,
'Mi'H. Mary Hlhdulr of KukIo
Point ahop'ped in Mod ford, yester
day iifternoon for n, few houi'M, .
. pno Ipud At( kindliuf; free with
blu lonilH la-in. pine hIuiih, or we
will Hell one Hmali loud lfl-ln. pine
sJulm at f.. i5 or ' ijmall loads IS
in. plno HlnhH $5.00. Valley Fuel
. Co. Phono 76. ' ' ' 06
Medford resldcnta. who have
old magazlncK and bookH which
are of no especial t value, have
tin opportunity of maltliiK then),
a Hource of joy among the pat
ients who uro under the caro of
the county heutth unit in various
parts of. Jackson, county, accord
ing to: Lyda King, ai niembir of
the. nursing staff. Hhv has quite
a. number of patients under her
caro and through, po rain ml uffoits
huff .been , unable to .gather enough
reudiug matter for , liur , patients,
most of, whom are In tho country
districts. , ,t
Dr. H. P.rCoJeman Iuih returned
from a fishing trip to thy coast
and will make appointments and
be in hiH office at the usual hours.
L. II. . Wynnt. merchant . from
Vke Cre.ek, UanHucted huslneHH In
the city yesterday for, several
llOUI'H.
Mrs. Bnrnebifrg of Phoe
nix transacted business In the city
. yesterday .for several hours.
Mrs. . Helen fllbbs. who will
graduate from the University of
Oregon this year, hiis been award
ed a prtnclpalshlp at Wolf Creek
high school' "In Hou'lht'm' Oregon,
fteforu returning to finish her
higher education Mrs. Olbbs was
engaged In edueatlonul work on
thu Oregon const in Lincoln coun
ty.
Uon't bo tied down by curable
Ills. Chiropractic with Russian
massage will give you health. Dr.
tnmklus. oyer Woolworth store. 7l
MIsh tirace Hchott is the house
guest over the week-end ut the
homo of MIhm KM her Olson at her
homo north of Medford on the
Pacific highway. Mlsa Schutt Is
it -memhem.-of "tlu UrantH- Pass
school, touching stuff and la.lKgth
niuK her vacutlon, which begun
IHriday with tho closo of tho
HrtMttK' Pns. Hcbnols. , ; I
- T r 'any
n,:nl'oiiB
to
and other eastern cities.
and will return homo via the Ca-:
nadiuu Rockies,.' Vancouver and f
Heattle. .
Mi'H. Carl Wytennbach of Kan
Diego, Cnl., In Die guest for sev- i
eral weeks at the home nf her
slKter, Mrs. Krauk Howard at the
I Camp With us service station at
tho end of North Riverside ave
nue. Htart a clump of iris. Any of
the pallidas aio ool. The stately
AmlmsHndeur ($1.00) won the blue)
ribbon. The Dream. 75c. U an ex
quisite blossom. Also strong, beau
tifully tinted iris at 25c a plant.)
Order quickly while 'you can eci
them. Mrs. Fred Cummlnga, lis.
Geneva, 00
The last Issue of the Medford
High TinieH, student body publica
tion of the high school, which
came, off the press and Into cir
culation yesterday, was tho last
bisue of the school year, and one
of tho very beHt fsaues during that
time. A notable feat uro of this
Ihhjjc. - which is .printed on fine,
heavy paper and is well illustrat
ed, having tho pictures of the
new student body officers, and the
valedictorian and snlutatorJun of
lliiH yeuriM graduating clasft - and
tl;e editor of the Crater on tho
front page, 1 that the publication
In more ho I emu thHu usual 'and
more devoted to Herlouw scholar
ship, local affairs and reviews.
A largo nHsortmcut of Hereen
doors ut Woods Lumber Co.,. 711
K. Main. Phone 108. lift
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Buchter left
yesterday for Itoseburg to attend
I
it j , , i
1. It. Johnson urrtvi'd In Med- i PKNDLKTON, Oiv., May
ford last Friday to spend the tiuni- Pi A severe wind sturit't ai Cim-
t nier In southern Oregon, taking i panted by rain. dust, thunder and!
this first vacation in IS years from lightning climaxed u day of intense 1
garage work in Los Angeles. .heat in Pendleton yesterday. The;,
Mrs. Irene Wells, superintendent . nien-ury during the afternoon
of the county poor farm, motored mounted to ux degrees, the highest
In from her home at Talent yes- ; nark of the neason. About 3:15:
ti'i'day and visited iocal friends, o'clock a wind ami dust Ntorm
Mrs. Minnie Norcross und Mrs. (originating down the L'nmtilla
Rose Oioth of Oakland, t!al.. are river draw hit Pendleton with a
spending several duyH in Medford velocity estimated at fifty miles an
visiting friends and relatives and hour, doing considerable damage
expect to return to their Calffor-'lo trees and plants and In some
nia home this week. They were c:lscs tearing shiiiKb'M front roofs.
foiiner Medford residents and are
the HisteiH of William llockt nyox.
I who ri'tddcM on North Ui v-i Hide
j avenue and are the daughters of
'Mrs. Kvu HiM-UeuyuM who died
sonic, time ago.
i Mr. und Mrs. Horace Bromley
) who attended tln Strawberry fes
tival in UoHCburg the past few
days will return to Medford this
evening.
PASSAIC. N. J.. May 26. Hi '-veniiig and end their tr,,,,
will the i.u-i of 34uu mihs on i-tmtiueiital fiot race wtth ti
Jthtiir siloes tut their faces free of ty tuile jog in Madison Squiir.
wki.icettj wwml weeks old, C. C. Curden tonight.
I'Xle'.s (outsro ami dog-tired bun-
jf.bylsti- sliufHt' their weary I Oregon censiiH -stimate ln.liiat,
VaJ from Passaic to New York U population of wna.aao.
NKW YoUIC. May
Pertliissiun to hhow the Rusj-kin
film, "The L'nd of tho St. IMhh
burg," has been withheld by tho
New York slate censors tid
ing approval of the. film by tho
t:ity department at Washington!
WASHINGTON, May 20. (P)
l)f tho five senate republican In
the presidential race, three lined
up with President Coolldgo on
the veto of the McNary-Haugen
farm bill and two were against
him.
.
Sheep Owners
Attention!
We are in position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo-hnlr.
Se, un before you sell. '
MEDFORD DA BOA IN HOUSK,
Phono lOfiL'. 27 N. Orape St.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
"Tfeath'sDrug Store
Strang's Drug Store 1
FOB YOUR WINTER
Green Pine Slab Wood
; 12-inch or 16-inch
$2
.75
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Refichstein
1118 North Central
Tel. 631
Deuel
iUss KATHERINL SCtlAUD
, iri Bread :
a fine, even texture ii
thq aign of proper, fer
mentation, which in
turn makes a sweet,
nutty flavor. Note the
excollont texture of
Fluhrer's Milk Bread.
This is the socret of its
phenomenal sales suo-ccss.
()ii'WlndUi of the Htruwherry fon
tiviil and tu Hitnd Hcvcrut tlnyH
vIhIIIiik frh-mlH.
Orllidini? nn old hand organ, an
old lillnd hrgKac did u fairly Kood
hUHlnCHH all day yi'Mterday at thu
UUHy cortiur of Alain ,DtriH . iitn)
t'ctiiral ay'cnui', whtfru ho hrgan
Krlndlnft yoHtcrday iiiornlnK',' novet'
tilMiillB until 1 i Ml iiIkIH. I'cr
liapNril) fort awayr anothiM' Ih-b-Kur
.wda neatcd ou the Ktdewalk
aellhiK pcnellH, hut IiIm xtuck In
trade dlnilnlHhQd very wlnwljv
. Mr. and .Mih. 1. Hutehldon
.Mr. and Mi-h.i J. Andrew!, and
.MIhh Fern ilutelllHon left emly
this nun nliiB for Crescent City
to upend the day. They will re
turn to Medford tomorrow.
Jncktmn cuunty fruit Krou-ei-H
and hoitleulturaHHtM will he Inter
OMtcd In Jhifiillo.lin front ,ihe
Ilortlimtl aoui7iiiil! -'FolluwInK on.
nuuncement in The Journal lat
week that twoiaile traea here
had produced "roneH," word 'fume
from ludcpi'ndeneo. Ore., today
Hint on tho Hoy llicclow fiirin two
and one-half mllex nurth of Inde
pendence In the Oak I'olnl dl
trlet there are five "applc-roncs"
on two Iteil AKtrttchan treeH two
hloHHoiuH on one tree and three
on another, raiiKhiK In nine from
throe, to five Inchon In dlaninlor."
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent of
JackNonvllle highway returned
homo Friday from Portland where
Mr. N'ineont wiih operated on for
cancer. I In Ih much bettor and In
ahle to he around on crutcheH. It
will he Home time before he I
able to uxc hla le. ' '
Dora Mall of Trenton. Neb.,
waa iimuiiK the motor tuurlHlx
from a diHtanee who reentered
yemerday at the Inral branch of
the out of xtato' auto rcRlHtl-atlou
bureau.
With several of the players hav
Inu left last nlKht. the main
Croup of team members ' and
rooters of the Medfunl Merchanm
will leave this mornlnK for Duns
muir. .Oil., where they play that
city this afternoon In the North
ern. California-Southern Oregon
baseball league. The local team
will pluy Weed, Oil., here next
Decoration day.
Kalllbow trout eggs to the num
ber of 6.000. ooa have been taken
at Utinioml lake dutinK the past
two weeks, and 3. 000. 000 more are
In sight, according to Superintend-
t .Matt Itycknian.
.Miss Winifred Walker was
mining the local residents who
left this morning for Crescent
City.
While apple thinning time Is
still a week away, a number of
the larger orchards have already
I Issued calls tor applicants for
I thinning Jobs. One orehardlst re
j marked yesterday afternoon that
j thinners are scarce Inasmuch as
goinl thinners are concerned. He
i reported that he could obtain a
: large number of applicants, hut
i very few would be found suitable
for good work.
' Mrs. Charles Talbot and Mabel
iMcCaleb returned last week to
their home in l.os Angeles, fol
lowing a visit here with their
; cousin. Mrs. Sidney Smith.
Among the voluntary petitions
In bankruptcy filed In federal
court in Cortland last week was
un by A- W. Walker of Medford.
who listed his debts at 17.:44.81,
und assets as nunc.
"Marks of (Ireatness In Our
Demi." Is the subject of the Mem
orial address to bo glvun this fore
noon ut the Central I'olnt Feder
ated church under tho auspices of
the Women's Keller Corps or that
city. The services will be In charge
oi iiev. j . . Johnson and four
I old Civil Wur veterans are ex-
pecteel lo attend. Decoration dav
service will bo held tltero next
; Wednesday iirternuou at 2:30 In
; the high achool iiuditurluin.
Mrs. J. c. Thompson motoled
to ftoscbut g yesterday to spend
seveinl days with friends In that
city.
Temporary nulo licenses were Is
sued yesterday t the sheriff's of
rice to Kenneth Nichols. K. J.
Itlley and C. J. Chord of Medrnrd.
Hnrlnn Cnntrnll or Itueh anil. M.
M, luckor J Ashland, . .
Mrs EDNA HUSSMAM
These five women, all former employe! of a radium corporation at
Orange, N. J., aro facing slow and certain death from the effects of
radium poisoning, according to medical authorities. Lawyers for tho
women say the poisoning was incurred as the women pointed with
their lips little brushes used in applying radium paint to luminous
watch dials. The women entered joint suit against the corporation
for $250,000 each to case the last days of their lives, but counsel
for the corporation moved that the case be thrown out of court be
cause of the statute of limitations, more than two years having
elapsed after the cause of action, The women aro Miss Grace Fryer,
Miss kathcrinc Schaub, Mrs. Albina Larice, Mrs. Edna Hussman
and Mrs. Quinta McDonald. Hearing in the case was set for May
22 in New Jersey chancery court.
Mr. and Mrs. S r. Hutchinson.
Ictt recently by nulo for a visit
with relatives In lOnstcrn Washing
ton. I'Yom there they will drive
to Topeka, Ian.. visiting Yellow
stone while enroute. Mr. lliitch
Inson'H brother ami his wife will
join them in Kiiiisoh and the en
tire party will then go to Itrail
rortl. J'enn.. to visit other rela
tives. They expect to return about
the Inst of September.
('. V. Howell, head of the alh
letlo department of the Junior
high school of Ashland for tho
last two years and connected with "acting unusual utlentloii
the Ashland public schools tor the rls" al'1' twoj-lnilhos.
last four yeiii-M. left lust evening
Hurl ItogcrH of the (ink I'olnt
district, north of Independence, j
will teach in . tlie commercial de-:
partmcut of tho Ashland high I
school next year, lit; will grail- 1
uatn from Oregon format school j
In .1 une.
Caught by V. II. Coleman, state '
superintendent' of fish screeiiH. ,
last Kritlay in . Hear creek. two
dozen small silverside salmon
trout were released yesterday In :
the Chamber of Commerce aiiuar-
htm, where they have been at-!
Tlie I
lung I
anil aro very active' in the waler
for Jlcrkclcv. Cnl.. where lie will following n visit here with Mrs.
enter the Cnlverslty there In com- ' l-olllo WolKaniott, .Mrs. o. W. Hill
plcte a full summer's course or '''ri I'lbl'v evening Tor her home
Instruction. He Is severing his 1,1 Aberdeen. Wash. . '
conuccdon with the Aslilanil i " ,v " Wits, Of I'erslsliiioliireil
Kennies in
library this
i new Amor-.
Into Mcdfonl yesterday on busi
ness.
Two dairy ranch deals of im
portance vhlcl, wore recently
completed include thil sale of the
10-ucre dairy ranch if l-'red I'ulll
of north Medford toi W. Nurson.
a former employee olJ the Owen-
of the i Oregon lumber company anil- tlie
sale of the .Meri'lmnn Dairy on
Miss Lyons, algebra anil geom- ,n ' '""'Iflc highway between' this
schools.
Attorney Charles,
creased . his office
week by putting In
ican digest system.
Accompanied by their sun Ray
mond, Mr. and .Mrs. Clay Hacker
lire spending several days on a
ramping trip to the Lake
Woods.
TOGGERY, VALUE TOGGERY QUALITY
COOL
Two-Piece Suits
Summer Straws
Athletic Underwear
Cool Shirts
Summer Hosiery
You can be cool nt half 1 lie
price you'd pay for a spriiisr
weiglit suit. Every one of
the.se two-piece .ariiients is
cut according- to the approved
style, avoiding- the extreme.
Every one is cool as the well
known cucumber. And every
one is moderately priced.
$20 and $25
Our selection includes Tropi
cals, Palm Jieaches, "Mohairs,
Linens, Kool Kloth.
'Always in Earnest"
etry teacher In .Medford high, will
tench In Honolulu next year. She
will sail for Honolulu the sixteenth
or June on the Mulnlo and spend
the summer there with' rrlends.
She will t h at the l.lllokalanl
high school. Medford High
Tlmen.
Judge and Mrs. I-'. M. Calkins,
former well known residents of
.Medford. but who for ' years have
been residing In San Diego, Oil.,
will leave June 1 for a year's
travel In Kurope. according lo
, word which reached this city last
week. . .
"Wo will have one of the larg
est graduating classes In revcr.il
years at our high school." said
Mha Wyvette lloswell who was In
Medford yesterday afternoon from
Central I'olnt. accompanied by
Miss Kulh Webster. "We win
have in the neighborhood of Jo
graduates." she continued, "and or
course, our whole community Is
very proud of Its record breaking
class. Plans have all been com
pleted for commencement exer
cises ami a large attendance Is
expected at tonight's baccalaur
eate services at tho high school
auditorium."
Kllgene Thomas, who. accom
panied by Mrs. Thomas, left some
time ugo for an extended lour of
the country. Is reported to be ou
his way home and Is expected to
reach here next month. A card
received from him at Montreal,
Can.. Indicated that he was be
coming very homesick for the real
estate business In Medford and
that he believed there will be a
large Influx of easterners to the
west coast within the next three
years. i
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wiikefleld
and .Mr. and Mis. II. W. Wake
field left this morning for l'ros
pcet to spend the day on a out
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Pinkies of that point.
city and Central I'olnt to K. c.
duolier. who arrived n short time
ago from Idaho: The Menim.iu
ranch includes 7" acres and good
steed herd of dairy cows.
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Scottish Kite.
Special meeting Siskiyou I
Lodge of I'erfectlon, T:3oi
p. ni.. May t'XtlK Work In
1-Hll degree. Hy ord ei or j
At a Sprp
rismgiy
BASEBALLII
Weed vs. Medford 111
On Decoration Day,
May 30
at the
Jackson County i
Fairgrounds W
Manager Hall assures
the fans that this gameiI
will, be a REAL CON
TEST, as Weed has a!
strong team. . i
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTIIU - !!v?')"Tir.ble elderly
eonple will act as caretakers or
pay mode-d rental ror good fur
nished home during summer.
Kull guaranties given. J. I...
TrlbiTne ortlee, lie
Kill! S.M.I: (iood
' ! . o In field. M.
route box ti'i-.V
alfalfa hay.
1.. Meadows.
KOIt S.VI.K llaby carriage
1 1 !' i: 1 till
LOST Catchers mlt. ehesl iro
lector, shin guards and mask on
highway near fair grounds. Still
able reward to tinder Court
Hall. .Mgr. Medford Hall Cluh.i
WANTI'.li Situation
flclent eoek and
Call V. W. C, A,.
wanted, ef.
housekeeper.
Kodak Film
Developing
3
Fast Mail Order
Service
SWEM'S
EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS
Master Photo Flnlshert
217 E. Main St. Medford
ow
You Can HavW a FAIRBANKS-MORSE
Home Water System
Xow we have a compact water system of the
well-known FAIRBANKS-MOUSE .QUALITY
which is available at a very moderate cost.
It is ideal for shallow wells. It is simple in con
st ruction, yet amazingly, efficient, j,riviu; you
a faucet, when and where it is wanted.
There is a certain feeling of satisfaction when
you put a F A 1 1 P A X K S-M 0 R X 011u, Water
System on the job, in knowing tilat you'll get
the finest service you can possibly get' from anv
svstem.
M
Compact and
Serviceable
Quickly-Accessible
Come In-Let Us Help You Plan Your Water System
Peoples'
Electric Store
0. O. Alenderfer
214 W. Main Phone 12
A. B. Cunningham
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