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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, arEDFQRD,
OREiTiOX, TCKftDAY, MAY 29. 1928.
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Tomorrow being a holiday.
, ,n,.,. i.'inkx l.arlier shops
nml cither place of hu.-dness will
he cloned: As usual cm n holiday,
quite k Dumber of l.eoj.le will Kul Mr. nntl Mr. Jerry Sehoenfeld Ij.
011 auto trlim to variouH placeK.lJ. Levy and Mr. unci Mm. W
outvie 'of "Uie Memorial ilay -
,.,u i, -M.-neral imiisnim. the
i.i,l public (entertainment featureB
of The div arc the movie pic ture
Laters and the baseball game be -
theaters and the haKehall name
(ween the Medford unci Weed teaniB
In the afternoon
All Medford stores and buslncss
hlublishlneiila will ho closed Mo-1
tnorial day. Git I
Mrs.' A, Conro Wero, daughter
- Mis. VIII AndKCWS and slsler of
Mis. James mevons. ai.. inu companys offer.
mornliiR from (-leveland, Ohio, to: Ahnrr K Kline, munaKcr and
pay an extended visit here. Ml"' Wner of the Aimer K. Kline allows,
Kiero Is well 1 acquainted In the val- (.ft veHtrduy ror , short huslnfs
ley. I trip to Portland, from which, city
Fair weather Is predicted for to- )l( ((( ,,x)ert,.( to return tomorrow
nlcht itnd Memorial day. follnwlnK (n rl,jnln ,H Hht,wB which nrc show
the partly cloudy day yesterday ,n(, , .M(.(if(.u.
with only a train of rain ahout, A ,ull(,i)IK p,.rmu was Issued to.
mlclnlKht nnd the cloudiness of to-,1 (,nJ, iy t.ly u A,,.K u
day. This mornliiK's minimum wasi f ,() ,.,.,.,, (l dwelllnK at 117
44. and yesterday's maximum wiw ,.,.lltln ttv,.mie in u cos V of
, flini.
t lllKuns of Medford wno nio,
idnnnlnK or hopinn to own a 1ickii-
or tlicir own or wno are iirt-u ui
payiiiK rent, should read the an
liounccmentH In thw htiildiiiK nc wH
on this pase. GK
fluentK from a diwtnnce rciilHtercd
ut Medford hotels include Kay Jen-
lilns (f Indianapolis, Ind.. .1. M.hurt hy QKMIKion. A eily ordin
Werirn of New Vork tllly. HI H.
Uentaure of Iialtlmon Md. and
' Coni'KC lHlllnKH of Morlal, O,
' Attorney and Mra. Char lea
Kcanicr!, Mt'H. 'John While and .Mi h.
H. T. Hubbard left thia morning for
Seattle to' attend the funeral of
larence Iteamea, Which la to be
held In that city ThuraduS. They
expect to return by Saturday nlht.
A lai'Ko' auMortment of acreen
doors at Woods Iiimber Co., 711
K. Main. 1'luino 10. 6!"
Itelleved to hvp fallen asleep al
the wheel, .1. (.. Hiegman of tlio
Volonial apartmentH In Medford,,
narrowly escaped Injury Saturday
nlnht when Mh Marnum sedan roll
ed off the Apiilenu-1 hlKlnvay over
a KO-fuot emhankment. Kirn (Tilofl
Clint HauKhman, who made. a trip
over the AppleKnte yeHterday ami
LuvcHiitaitcd the wreck, said the
car had evidently been travelinK
slowly when It rolled orr me nign
way. aa broken kIuh jvaa pine
llcally the only damage to the car.
One little dent In the Mnnly was
the only other damage done. Ash
land TidliiKH.
Vernon Vawter left last nlwht for
I'orlland for tt few daya on busi
ness. Astern zirjia, uallardla and snnp
draKon plants for sale. 45 Quince.
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Mr. and. Mrs. J. .1. Ituchter and
Mr. and Mrs. lloraco Urnmley re
, turned lust tiIKl from Itosobm-K,
where thcy'spent ar few days ut
1 ending: the strawberry carnival
and visltliiB friends, Mr. Muehter
continued on lo Klamath Kails and
Mr. I'.romley left this mornlm; for
1 niusmuir where he will join the
former on business before they re
turn to Medford.
Mrs. J. W. Watklna of lMioeiilx
spent today in the city on business.
Wanted ' Montnnana to attend
the nimunl picnic, Kvershady auto
park, Phoenix, Hunday. .lime 3. 72
All business houses are requested
hy the local American I.ckIoh post
to dls lay their national flans to
morrow In honor of the departed
veterans. ' Patriotic, window dis
plays will' also add' much to the
observance of the day.
Captain J. Wray Chase, formerly
of Kuitrno but now chief ranker
of the Crater Lake national park,
spent Sunday In Ashland visit tni;
Donald spencer of that elly. Cap
lain Chase Is well known In Ash
land and Medford. having com
manded the headquarter company
f the tiT.lh Artillery during the
World war.
Citizens of Medford "who are
planning or hoping to own a home,
of their own or who tire tired of!
paying rem, snouiii rend tim nu
..um-...r.us in ine oinaiing news 0utlnK U the ltoMue river, where
on this page. , ' fil'.hM hvn men r.ii.uht Ihe limit. Al-
Mr. and Mrs. ('. J, Aenimt' uf
Medford ,1 Mvh. J. T. tMsey of i
' "lie m-ll- Mllllini; Mil ,,ai'K'
sun county people who spent Ihe
ek end al Klamath Falls
Sirs. II. W. Wakefield and dliuuh
Ivr Hetty Ann returned this morn
lm; from a visit a. Prospect with
M. and Mrs. W. W. Dlnklim flvv
a...fev days. f
--..I'lirnlluie icipalllliK wauled Jt'.
V. TlilbaiiH. Phime I1B9.H TC.
, In Bread
. 's A-'
- -vr
. a fine, 8vqn tcxturo is
;.,the ilgn of propor for
" ' meiitattd'Si. which in
infckos. a sweet,
t . BPtty flavor.' Not6 tlio
oxcollont textre of
Fluhrer's Milk Bread.
This is the secret of its
phenomenal sales sue
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'ullfornliins rculstered ut loi-ull lr. uml Mm .1. W. I'ruclt mill I
holcls Include It. II. lnilloi uf Kail! daui-hlir .Miuial'ct anil .Mr. ami,
Itcphacl, II. K, I'usiy. Mm. .Francis' Mm. Olcn I'ruclt of Ilullf Fulls, j
I'usey and Jan JJel.ancey of l'lrd-1 who have been vlsillnK here for
niont, Maori Callahan of tlcnui I several days, spent Hunday In
Park. F. H. Ulr of Alameda, Mr. I Vreka with friends anil relative,
and -Mrs. P. J. Lawrence, Mr. unci,' Al Itoome and Kmll lurcher are
nlli.Mra. 1). II. Nullmcr of l-os An-
gclcs, C'erlrtlde I., and Mancl J.
Caldwell. I.. II. fame Mr. and Mm.
.norns .11. ' '"" I'
II. W. Frlmr
Aslihy or hnn v nincmco.
In IuhI minute prppumtloim for
1 examinations, hlKh school siuucntsi
1 were notleed yesterday mornliiK i
land this morning feverishly rending!
hooks while walklnK to school,
where the Inst examinations woro;rpcnt Inst Sunday on it picnic In lota n Kun fight with dotcc
to he, Klven .his afternoon. ! .ho Trail dlstrU-t where the party mt hlm . ouulu nlV
Many homes In Medford will, hiked over 0 miles to he summit;
need a new roof hefore fall. loiof Hock roek.
the. ownern of such roofs: Read j A marriage license wus Issued
!,,, noumemeats In tlio hulldliiK
' n KK (i) Uib mi;(, n)OU, m.w ri)of.
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j. (Milropraetlc with Humdan
murWHKo will itl vo you health. Vr.
Hlmkfns, over Woolworth Ktoie. 711
The barking do whether, he j
blttVpr not. ia to he nilenced, uh!
havV'iimny of the musters whoer
ix.cturut nolwe annoyed the neih
ance, drafted to qulot thut purlieu
larly, annoying canine whoso doggy
fun Is barking at uutumohllcs, was
started on, its. legal way Monday
night wheri the city council passed
the bill to second rending. The
ordinance prohibits barking of
dogs at mnchines, under penalty of
925 fine or ll'Vj. days in Jail,
Whether the fine is to bo assessed
the dog or hia master, the ordin
ance failed to specify, however.
Klamath News.
Het-oen doors at Woods dumber
Co., 711' 15. Mnln., Phono 10. 6U
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Walker of
the llerrydale. dlHlriet returned last
night from Yreka, where she hud
spent the- past, few days visiting
friends,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubert II. Cook of
lloguo Itlver announce the birth of
a nine-pound daughter oif Tlnirnt
day. May 24.
Many Ijomes 'in Medford will
need a new roof before fall. To
the owners uf such roofs: Head
the announcements In the building
news on this prtge. about new roof
ing company's offer., OK
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Meeker mo
tored. H (irants Pass Hunday. after
noon for a visit with friends.
Clients from Portland regblered
at local hotels Include It. K. Hv'ed,
Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. lloltsford. II.
II. Hlnkle
Wm. 1..' O'.N'eal, I
Kdarlc, (1. TV Hamler, ,). II. Vul
hancr, II. A. Campbell, J, o. Kor-
sythe, A. t. Pratton, Mr. and Mrs.
X. J. l-'rost, Harry Kawls, J. W.
Walford, K..S. Peterson, Wm. Har
nett, W. 11, Jones, Willis Jackson
and J. Allen.
I Minim's baths and plungo open
for tha season. 70
A. C. Walker of Medford waa n
visitor in Ashland yesterday.
Karl Clark, u, member of the
Portland fire departmenl and a
conterpart of liene T u n n e y.
wmtd's champion priKefighter, is
spending several dfiyH In Medford
as a part of his annual vacation.
Clurk Is a largo man and. his facial
featuros are very simllnt' to those
uf the champion.
All Medford stores and business
establishments' will bo closed Me
morial day. 6H
A successful child welfare clinic
was held yesterday at Itulle Kails
by Ihe county health unit; which
examined 2Ti babies. Other ditties
are scheduled to be held this week
In other sections of the county.
I) a n c e, Hlverslde Community !
Club, Saturday eve. Ilroadway Or
chestra. ,7
Itoss Shard and John Locko were
among- the local fishermen who
were miecepsful last Sunday on anl
(IhiukIi lie was successful 111 flsll-
,n(?( Mr Mnnvn ,M lluI.iB lwo bat
ly sunburned arms.
Surplus Iris. l.uiKe' plants, ' all
colors. 20 cents each; $2 doxen:
named varieties, 2.' cents am) nit.
for two w e e k s. ,M rs. 1 ,. VI. A" 11
llams. r.20 South Peach St. tilt
J, 11. Johnston motored In from
the Harneburg district this moru
la.; and spent a few hours trans
acting business.
1 a n e e, Riverside Community
clot), Saturday eve. Ilroadway Or
chestra. "2
According to Deputy (lame War
den Roy Parr of this city, who
spent yesterday at Gold Huy dam
cheeking licenses on the river, fish
ermen were not catching many
fish. Hundreds of il-mcrmen are
on the streams every day. Mr. Parr
reported. A shin ml Tidings.
"It Is not what you make that
makes you rich: It's what you save.
When you buy Coffleld tin pro
tectors you undoubtedly and
indisputably saw." This Is the
statement of Crane, the Cof.
, field dealer, Central Point, and 132
N. Front street, Medford, und 1'
will be pleaded to "show you " US
A line turnout of World war
vet. Tans Is expected to participate
in the Memorial day parade to
morrow mornlnu. Post Command
er Horace Hromley has reu nested
every c-servire man In Jackson
county to Join with Medrord post
No. K. In paying homage to the
j departed veterans by marching in
J tomorrow's parade nnd nUo by at
( tendance al the annual exon-lnes.
Da it e e. Riverside Cnmdiuuity
, Club. Saturday eve. I'rtmdwy Or
I ehetru. 72
Included ammiK the Oregonlans
registered al Medford hotels, other
than those from Pm Hand, are J,
II. Cederwall of lloid Itlver. tlco
T. Knight of Hubbmd, (1. H
Cnmphpll and Mr. and Mrs. n.
Thompfion of KiiKenr. Mrs. P. (l,
Hogftn of Hlgnnl. W. W. Wilson of
Salem. W. P. Oray nnd sOl'- ei
Hck ot nosebtirg,
among the Klamath Kails residents j
w-Ilo arrived In Menrord ycslcrnay
Twenty-nine out of the Ktato earn
rcpl stored here yoHterday with thy
local state auto truffle bureau,
a n c e, Htvf iHldf Coniiiiunily
Cluli, Saturday eve. ilroadway r
ehentra. . 72
Making an enjoyable outinif.
Wily Shaw of .W arren. J W. Kirns,
.Mm. John Hillings. Miss Huth lill-
MakltiK an enjoyable outlm?
, linux and Xewman (Kid) illlllnk's
I at "the county clerk's offlc'e todayi''V Johnson. Af.endantfl at the
lo Harold lloodniacher, 27. and
Klsle Maas, 27, both of Haera- j taken, S.1IU lie would not live,
mento, Calif. ' H 1(1101 In tlio luns, the
J. 11. l'liiluute wns arrested here j m"ck "l m- Two bullets mrurk
yestwrdny by the sheriff's office ! nlm in the neck,
for Kureka. Calif., officers, cm nj Tl"' flht 'llh' Johnson fol
charKe of non-support. Phllnate Ib) '"w'fl search for robborr, who loot-
aecuMed of having left hhi wife nnd
minor child without fundK.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Mc(?rndi(
are Hie ownern of a fine new Htude-'
liakcr sedan. purehaKed ihl,vvifk.
Mr. nnrf Mrn. Harry K. Tomlln
Hon, who have been Hpendlnt; a fi-v
weik' vacation vinitini; in fall
j fornla eltleM, have decided to locate
In Vallejo. where .Mr. TomliiiMon
haa accepted a position with the
Vallejo Ice and Storage company.
Mr. and Mr. TomliiiMon will prob-
abty sell their property on Oak
street. Mr. Tomllnson was former
ly connected, with the Ashland ice
plant, previous to the illness that
forced him to resign his position
ami seek a different cllmnte In the
effort to rebuild his health. The
Tomllnson have made many
friends In Ashland during their sev
eral years' residence, and they will
be missed in social and civic ac-
Ifvf.les where they enjoyed prom
Inent places. ANliland HeKister. .
Dunce. Itivrrside Community
Club. Kuturiiay eve. Ilrondway or-
.chestru. 72-
; The fire department was called
uisl lllKht shoi.lv before in o'clock
to .he corner of Plum and Klevcnlli
streets to cxIiiiKuish an automobile
fire. The car, which Is Ihe prop
erty of J. A. Clodilard. suffered n
destroyed (op and dnmiiKCd uphol
stery. J. li, Pnrllani of llaxtuff. Coin.,
won among' Hie niotorlsts from a
distance who repls.erod: today at
(he local lu-ancli of (ho ou( of state
aula rec;lstra.lun bureau.. .
The American l.eiiion Auxlllarv is
illlesled lo meet V e d n e s d a y
uioiiiInK nt II o'clock at .he Library
park to form for the Meniorlnl day
purailii. A Bond1 ntlendnnce Is
lirnill lo be present to flltliiKlv rep
resent Ihe Inrcc memlwrshlp of tile
auxiliary.
AniniiK (he hotel miesls In Med
ford from (he stale of Washington
ire (iuy Cooper nnd Mr. and Mrs.
.UleorKi' I'-m'sylhy, of - Cenlrall.i. Mr.
and Mi-s: I). I). ! Kdw nrils of Hpo-
Knne, sirs, r, jones of Olympla.
Helen Dickinson and Frederick
'hl(e of Seattle. ' j
Teiiipprary auto licenses were is
sued at the sheriffs office, today
to Marry Marx. II. V. Dean and
John Perl of Medford. C. 11. Cleve
land of Azalea. Craee Dickey of,
Ashland, Hlchard (fault of ItoKtlf'
Itlver, Hoy Shuck of Cmiullle and
J. A. Vance and C. W. (iraliiim of
Grunts Pass.
In order to accommodate the In
creasing business- In the furniture
ch'imrdncnt of (he .Medford Furnl-I
tore and Hardware company.!
CIpoi'rp Lewis lias been added to the I
stuff of (his concern. , j
", Charles lMuhibnihani,' who hnsj
licen In Culiforiiln for five, years.!
returned tci Medford Sunday, i J
The ruinmaKe rale of-the First i
Melhodlst church ladles, lo be held!
Ill Ihe Do-Drop-Inn hulldint;. hasi
hin'ii postiioned owIuk to unavail
ability of an empty slore space.
s DKUKhters of Veterans will meet
at Ihe pju k at II o'clock Wodnifi-'
clay uiornliiK. and are asked to!
brlnw fiwers. .
Htieeinl' convocation
(.'rater Lake Chapter No.!
32, It, A, M Muji. 20.
Work hi P. M. and M, K,
"M. cleKlVes. TlitnquoC at
Oll'S p. in. liy order of
F. 13. NICHOLS. Sec.
(IS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE The chance of a life
time to buy a nice 2T.-ftere tract :
of land, fenced with wovon wire:
good barn and rabbit hutches; a
beautiful building spot with large)
onk trees. Only 2 miles from)
Medfortl, and on a good muend-i
am road. Price only flsoii; $ loo t
cash, balance gtud terms. .See I
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
Phone 7:s. 70
YVANTUIJ ItlRhl ynuim man.
iikpr.. miu'hlne posler and lyp
ls(. Klne nprnlnu; answer fnll'.
.Medford lluslness CollnKe. OWN.
FOIl IlKNT Small dean lluuse.
Phone KL'7-V. 70
l-'llll. 11IC.NT 4-rnoin stucco eol-!
taue. furnished or unfurnished:
uur.iue. til West 2nd, or in-!
tulle at Ollenlal Art , Varlelv
Klole. 6Stf-!
KOI! IlKNT Room '.' per week.1
Hac'helor cahlil. 445 S. V'ronl. 74 i
WA.NTKli Man to put up hay hy!
eonlraet; horses and equipment 1
furnished. I'hone iitiriXi
wA.M Ki-i.y hoy. (lime in roun-i
try for summer, to work fori
board ami
Welch St.
Ic'llll U V I l," tli,.l. I. B.i
. m.)u Meadows, (iriftin Treek. 7al
FOItt HUNT 4-room furnished I,
hoU'e: ttvo hedrcioms. '
s . - v
I.OHT Lady's wrist wntill, Klsln,
yellow colli. oe.nKiin. I'hone
;.'7-V. Kuwiird. 7n
KOH IlKNT MnusekeepInK rooms
334 Apple . ;4
1'OK IlKNT Small house, newly
finished: shower hath, lmtiilrr
!JS No. t'elilral. 70
FOIt KAt.K llahy himcjxTlIke new.
fall nt Till No. Itlverslde nfler
P- ' ..
FIGHTS ARREST, !
SHOOTS SLEUTIf
(JUTLAND. Oro May s. W)
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,
! officer. as
Johnson, spec-ted ly
as rinc; leader of a Kai V
; of' calotflce rohhei-s, was thot
"tc .,o..n
tiu" ,v:,! hot throutjli the leK
hospllal, to which Johnson was
eU! postofficcs In villages in the
vicinity of Portland recently. Three
suspects were held In jail hei e
today under investigation. They
were Jairics 1 laker, 22. Hen I-es-meister.
27. Hert Mockliv
Theliiia Maker. 2S. alsn was' held,
but oifjeers did not believe she
hud any connection with the al
leged ring.
hast week the store-nostoffice
at Aloha station, a garage and
store were robbed, loot amount
ing to approximately $3000. A
few days earlier the postoffice
at lioy was robbed
Arrest of the suspects came
through tr.'iinx of n car In which
two Washington county d" ptity
sheriffs were kidnaped recently
iM-ar Forest fjrove, taken to Porl
lumljUnd, turned loose. t The depii-lii-s.
wer.'t : unable ' to Identify. t'0'
"t1" -held here today as the Ulfl
napers.
DR' DONEY SLATED
SALKM, Ore., May 2fl. (fl) In
formation reached Salem last nfuhl
that Dr. Carl.(.. Doney, president
of Willamette university, has been
nominated for the post of editor of
the Methodist Review, for 1
years the leading Methodist pub
lication of the country. Should he
accept the editorship his resigna
tion at Willamette will be , neces
sary. It was said.
The magazine is published in
New York. , Oeorgo Lllllott, present
editor, is to retire.
Clean rags wanted at the Mall
Watch This Space
'"; .'fo'r ; Important ;"
Announcement
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
! This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Slore
, Strang's Drug Store1
BASEBALL
Weed vs. Medford
On Decoration Day,
May 30
.v at the
Jackson County
Fairgrounds -
Manager Hall assures
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J, . J M f I IvV ' Cha...Farreli:.t.l , Hisd. Seals. j
fO i M I mt'i in' " " : Newport and parker Al V-
! f vj 7tri ' "' ODDS AND ENDS OF feSI'
St4 ffl XS ' ' ' li - VERSATILITY 2
; ' HEAVEN ; - wrighT'bale . I -'
":" " m V. vitaphon e y " ' MURIEL DAE - F
Mi XVsX. ACT3 sM . ' .,. internationally RE- ' ' .
M jgVSaVg 1 ' -r,..- , NOWNED VIOLINISTS,- ....
waBes. 7y.!uie ijuis uiai mis game
-jwall'be a REAL CON-
TEST, as Weed has a
StTOni? team,
R3 n a a a ra
u
row
SCREENS
a
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TROWBRIDGE
CAnixivr won KS
DDDDDO
IN BELGRADE IN
FRAY WITH POUGE
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1 , ' I wus born in Solon. X. V., Oct. 1,
' IlKLflltADi:, Juki)- Biavla. May; 1 S4t. , She. wus married at the Hue
59. JP) Four sludents were sorl-."' 1 1 I" Pltt'l'ierce ut Wurlpjii,
ously wounded and H others -l -Vlim: in l'JUO they came to Ore-
Jured In u drawn battle early (1.!.'""" un" "V"' "'V ""fV !
n.ornins, -between uolice and tu- v',l'; 1,l",d,'llve 'na',e .''T"' "0,ne
, . , , . ... .. . at (jold llilt for the puHt five yean.
.IrtiU. who were tlemonstnitl,,
aaintlu. rat!licatIonofthe.Net-iAJra. j. ' paHS,d away at the
tuno conveijuon. h da hlp., Mr8. H u
The conflict wa ended m 3 u. Kenjlston in IuTr .May asih
in., whm reinforcements of Kend-I u th(f ()f
u-jii aim mounivu punct-men ar-
rived on the scene
A. Uordrero, Italian minister, to
day lodged a written protest
against continued anti-Italiun dem
onstration In Jugo-Sluvlu with the
government. It was couched in
most preempt ory terms.
Thirty studenta were wounded j
when mounted police with drawn
swords charged a group gathered
on the step of the students' home
which was recently presented to
the university by King Alexander.
Many students were bruised in the
affray when the police carried out
orders to prevent any further dem
onstrations. Police then surround
ed the building and the students
were besieged within.
Thu demonstrations started with
the burning of a portrait , of Pre
mier Mussolini of UiHy. Police
scattered the mob, but it reassem
bled later and students shouted:
"Down with Mussolini; down
with , fusefnn."' 1
Police with fixed bayonets and
mounted officers chased the stu
dents And arrested At). . ,
Thivutttbreaks, wit Is which there
Is mm h ptibMe sympathy, were in
0- Uto!j ySSW-'-r THUR.rv'.: -stsf i iV'L.' TQMORROWfe
j or! jiyWI
Mjfflf.' ' 'WITH A MARVELOUS AUTOMATON 1
n Special , ' ' ' ' ' ' Special MffitHBm M
Memorial HUNT'S . Memorial ; LAST TIMES TODAY . .
I II Day TD ATFP1AN 'D"y I! I AUolson in "The Jazz Singer" iffllli
t -Matinee VIVf?' J ' Matin" 1 J - ' With VITAFHONE
yWet,-May.30 - wed. May 30 EVENING ' 9p - 7dm,.., I
; . II, ONLY I OS r, M, Children 25c
ur.iiiiiv r. .1 - My-v, w i ij im
prutoHt umtinsr alleged Italian up-in-Hhiuii
of Slav minorities anil
UKalnaL ratification, uf the Xeltunu
treaty. The treaty permit Italian
ifftlUfiitK of, lialmatin and Slovenia
to own land iviihln 8tf miles of tho
Adriatic, coast.
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Obituary
' I'lKllCB Wealthy Anna Pierce
Mh . sm.vivi.d jfieilh i
I Pierre of ti rants 1'nw. Mrn. O. 11.
Prnny of IEokuo Hlver, and It, A.
Pierce of Mt. Shastu, Cnl.; also
eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed from the church in' liogue
Hlver, Wednesday, , May 30lh at
2:30 n. m. . Rev. T. 11. Temple of
the Methodist church will have
charge of acrvieea and Interment
wilt be made by the side of her
husband In the Rogue Itlver ceme
tery. - Conger funeral 'parlors' in
c hurge of arrangements.-
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Republicans to
Organize Thursday
The republican precinct commit
teemen elected in the primary of
May isih.will meet at the Intel
Medford at '10 o'clock a. m., May
31st, to elect officers uijd transact
such other business as may come
before theirs--- .
Any ri)ublicans desiring to at
tend this organization meeting will
be welcome. ' I
(Signed) .A. J. OHOKlC President.
vKKN . M APS1 1 AIL, Sec.
BiUILDING NEWS
Announcements
HOMES FOR SALENO DOWN
PAYMENT
One year tiito tills company offered for sale a
number of lots In tho Hlllylew- Addition, with Un
necessary building materials for erec( Ins a lioroe
and .;;araKe. The terms were such that any re
sponsible parties wno did not have funds lo makp
the down payment could, under this arrange
ment, build a home to (heir own requirements
with their own Ideas. . The plan was very sue
cessful and a number of families are now enjoy
Insi (heir own homes as n result of our otter.
Hwbiisc of tire limited capital at our disposal'.wo
were able to take care of only a Tew of the many
who wanted to tiike advantage of such an opiwr
tunlty. We are at this time prepared to extend
(his offer .to n-lew moro-famllios "and -will he
Blad lo haee lnrost(l parties cull nt our office
for further Inl'irniatlfm. """. "
III EI'LWM
Builders Bureau
DEATH DENIED '
INDIANA FATHER
10 SLEW SONS
VALPARAISO, Ind., May 2'-
(fa i.tfr. imprisonment will be
(leorgo Allen 't'hlsholm's punish
ment for the slaying of his two
small sims.
Superior Court Judge Crum
packer, who parsed tho sentence
op tho 35-year-old Canadian war
veteran late yesterday, spoke of
the crime as the worst on whicn
a m.m ever lyid stood on trial
before him. He refusethe state's
plea for the death penalty, how
ever, saying that "no man could
do as chisholm did and be nor
mal." Chisholm, broken and feeble,
heard the verdict in- alienee,. Ar
rested March a, the father con
feMed he had induced hfs sons.
Kdgar. 7, and George, y, to drown
themselves in a canal at East Chi
cago. He said he had planned
a similar fate for Robert, a twin
to F.dgar. He promised tho boys
they would set: their grandmother
when he led them to the canal,
but Robert did not accompany
them, he saying he did not care
about going to "grandma's."
The Indiana law does, not admit
a jdea'of insanity. , '
Clnimlfifid nflrdplloi,, oo; rnenlli i
Roofing Company Makes Liberal Terms for
Composition Roofs Applied
The Weaver-Henry Co.. larse manufacturers uf
roll rooll.m and composition shlndes, have re
cently made an offer (0 the people of Medford.
They will furnish tho mrial and labor with
which to apply a new roof of anv of their pro
ducts on a clown payment plan, tho balance lo be
paid over a period 01 months, depending on the
size of the contract.
The Weaver-Henry Coa offer differ from most
Installment plans in that thav charge Interest
ra'le " ,""'ai(l bl,llu'co "'"-l t a very low
The line Is a complete one ot roll asphalt roof
ins. fell, for hllt.p roofn and a varied array of
compos ,io shinBles inclndlns an attractive new
design know n as Ihe tlodiic
t i ' '
This i.MUe can furnish yon compleie infornia
lion as to (helerms and (he prod'i'.L " ",10rn,a-
Of Information m
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THERE is nothing that has ever
taken the place of B.iycr Aspirin as
an antidote for pain. Sale, or physi
cians wouldn't use it, and endorse its
use by others. Sure, or several mil
lion users would have turned to some
thing else. But get real Bayer A , iu
(at any drugstore) vyhli Bayer on the
box, and the word gtnuinc printed in
ha irmlf mark-of
Haver MmuiTin-mrt-
of MonoacetlcBCtcleBtec of Sallcyiicacid