Medford mail tribune., June 02, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

Iocnl and
' Personal
The ladies Aid soriety of tho
KirM Mf-ihoilisi t-hui-rh Kupnlird
ono of the feature of this morn-
lnK'H pulilio murket. which va
much ht-iter than the average, -
cordinp to MarKPimuiHt-r
K.
lEuuyard. The wocieiy nao a huuh ;
supply of home-cooked food In j
stock and enjoyed a pood pntron
t;e. Kresh strawberries from the
povmn ranch at Prospect was an- ,
other feature. In addition to a jind
supply of dressed poultry.
No dance KaRie Point toniKiit. -j(ia. attending to business affairs
Mrs. J. t t'-urrie and three. HntteburK News-llevlew.
daughters left hy motor this fore- j , laru'e crowd is expected to nt-
noon for Canton, Ohio, their for- !
mer home, where she will purchase (
it home and reside permanently ' the Fairgrounds Sunday, June 3rd.
while the d a u c h t e rs attend St. j at 2:30. Tl"
Lawrence university. New York, j Members of the Oregon Osteo
Phllip Lounsbury will accompany I pathlc association will hold their
them as far as Canton as driver ; annual meeting Monday nnd Tues
of the car, nml after he has taken . day. June 4 and V at Portland.
In the sie.hu of the eat he will Mr. and Mrs. Seehorn are mov
rcturn home !y rail In about six ; ln into their new home on Ilerry
weeks and resume his duties In the I dale avenue. The house was re-
Mail Tribune circulation depart- j
rnent.
A'r.lker's ci a n c e. j
Kincaid nnd
Fairgrounds. Sat. nifiht.
midnight.
Supper at
12 i
Cuests from a distance register
ed at local hotels include Jack
Marshall of New York City.
You can wive $n on your gro
cery bill. Cnderwood Company. 78
Mr. and Airs. Thornton Could
of Portland spent the past week
here as the quests of their par
entis. Mr. and Mis. O. J. Could.
Mrs. Could returned to their home
for a short vacation.
Want to i;o to L. A. next week
in private car. Call 34.". X. Part
lett. Phono 7f'3-M. 73
Mrs. S. K. llowlett. owner of the
K.'iKle Point hotel, was a business
caller here yesterday.
No dance Kaale Point tonight.
Something new in Vlctrolaf was)
brought to Medford today by Wat- j
ler Urown. special nirenl for tho
company from Portland, who sold
ihe machine to C. H. laacs of
tho Palmer Music llout-e. The Or
thophunic No. S3H is the latest de
velopment put out by Victor, the
one hnuKht today belnR the first
one sold In Oregon. In design It
is conservative but attractive. 1 2
colored record albums civtn a mod
ern note. The lid opens only nt
the center. In tone the machine
resembles an organ pipe.
Notice Due to requests from
those wishing to enroll in the Cas
ilemon packing school who can not
do so on week day, the office in
the old Kaufman plant will be open
next Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m. 7-
Mr. nnd Mr. Kdward M. White
are spending a short vacation at
Silicons lake.
Why not save $'-m on your gro
cery bill. Cnderwood Company. 7S-
Harry Woods nnd ltobert Shep
hn rd of Port la nd t mnsacted busi
ness here yesterday.
Don't forget the Owen - Oregon
and C. rants Pass baseball gume at
the Fairgrounds Sunday June 3rd.
fit .':3fl. 72
Temporary auto licenses were Is-!
sued at the sheriff's off lie today
to A. tl. Campbell, I). K. Warren.
Dr. O. A. OlUtn. William Holmes
and A. V. Farley of Medfnrd. llalph
Koger of Cold Hill and M . P. t'ol
liard of Ashland.
The Kver Shady Auto Park will
open their lawn service Sunday
evening. June 3rd. On this beau
tiful cool lawn you can be served
with fountain drinks, sundaes. Ice
cream, milk shakes. Ice cold pop
and beer, all toast sandwiches nnd
hot dogs. A nice dunce floor is
provided with music by an auto
matic Klectrola. Music nnd danc
ing free. Dance music will be play
ed every afternoon and evening ex
cept Sunday. On Sunday, except
ing for speri.1t picnics, well select
ed music will be played and there
w ill bt no dancing. The public is
Invited to make free use of this
.-nlerlalninenl. Cars must l.e park-
-il lltsl.le of irronmls, north en-'
tranee. ;1. I
Callfornians registered nt local!
hotels loelu.l.. A,lv nt,f .
replstered nt local
Andy i. Allaf. T.
A. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Wood and Mr. and .Mrs. .1. A. Wil
son of Oakland, Mrs. K. J. Kan-
dall and .Maurice Kan. lull nf Mai- !
liner, Mr. and Mrs. K. .1. Puffy of i
Hrrkelry. Dr. and Mrs. 11. II. Wll- j
linms of Monterey. Or. and Mrs. ;
A. llarklund of Susanvllle. Mr. and j
Mrs. A. tloodatt of l.os .Ir.m'ks. I
V:iitaleth A. 1'rlce and Thomas
Price of (lrlnnd. Mrs. Raymond i
Hart nf MoutaKur. Mrs. Lowell and I
daughter of Sacramento. Mr. ami
Mrs. n. K. Millard of Woodland,
ami the fotlowlnc of San Francisco:
I. A. Merles. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Col
lischoun. fr. P. Colllschoun. Mi-s.
S. Christie, D. A. McKenzle, Mr.
nnd Mrs. A. 11. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Kirknrd. C. Jones and Kn-d
Whltson nnd family.
Kurnlture repntrinc wanted. A.
.V Thlhault Phone SGd-H T
r
The
Finest...
materials money can
buy ii one of the out
standing reasom for
the phenomenal success
of Fluhrer's Milk Bread
Employes , of Ihe Woohvorth
KloreN in K hi math Kails and Alert
foril nro planning to hold n pic-nlc
inmorrow ( t'iHehurst on the Ah.
Uind-Klamuth I-'hIIm highway, with
approximately liO pro pit expected
in attend.
I
Kincaid and Walk or' dance,
; F.tirk'roiinti, Nut. niKht. Supper at
I midnight. 72
) Mrft j l fritf.r of j;((nn,. ,-0adat 1 p,
j waM whopp!nc In town this morn- I The
MnK.
So dunce IukIiv Point tonight. T'J
Ainnim the out of town viwliom
: here yesterday whs i'harlea HpeiKel
of Beverly Hills. Calif.
Dance, Lake Creek, Sat. nlte. 71'
1 J. Konop, cattleman from .Med
ford, was here yesterday and to-
lend the baseball name between
OrantK p.ipH and Owen-Oregon at
cently comileted by
man.
Chap-
In't forget the Civven - Orepon
anu rants i'nss hnsenaii came at
tnp KalrKrounds Sunday June 3rd.
j at 2:30. TJ
Spendini: a two weeks' vacation
at the home or her parents. Miss
lOrma llamrick. a nurse of Port- j
land, is in Central Point.
Helman's baths and plung open
for the season. 70
Karl W. Tittle, radio operator
on the 1. S. S. Lavaleue, is a guest
at the Henry Wirth homo.
No dance Kagle Point tonight. 72
On his way to Mlnennpolis, T. !
P. (IleehOn of Los Alludes is visit-)
' ing today with C. C. Murgess. W. C. A. benefit play, will be pre
Fishermen on JXamnnd lake in-j rented tonight at Phoenix nt the
; morrow w ill include Al Piche of ' Presbyterian church at K o'clock.
. tho Medford Spurting Ooods and ' Among the hotel guests in Med
1 Hardware store, nnd C. Colverl. ' ford from the state of Washington
i who are leaving for there tonight j are Clny 1). Parker of Mansons.
tufis imm r-oriiann reeisiereo ;
at local hotels Include F. CJ. Cnte
Uobert Von Pert i. Harry Newton.
H. L. Deaton. H. C. Parchus. Mr.
and Mrs. Iloss It. Spencer. O. It.
ltlchmond. S. P. ljirst-n. Joe Cra
velle. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wardmont.
K. IL Push and fJeorge WyiHioff.
Among the motorists from a dis-
tanee who registered today at the;
local branch of the out of state
auto registration bureau was Al
bert Hlcken of Pontine, Mich. j
A large crowd Is expected to itt-j
tend tho baseball game between
Grants Pass and Owen-Oregon at t
the Fairgrounds Sunday, June 3rd, i
at 2:30. ;
A bounty warrant was Issued at :
the county clerk's office today tot
J. D. Henry of lirownshoro for the, ' ' ' m. . ',
slaying of one coyote, for which he j
received the sum of three dollars.) FAIRBANKS. Alaska. June '2
l!iHHnnin,f u. ..r. lAt Alixietv for the safetv of til
June 3rd. the Kver Shadv Auto i
Park will furnish curb service for t
fountain drinks, sundaes, loc cream, j
milk .ihakes. ice cold pop and beer. I
delicious nil toast sandwiehc nn,i i
hot dots. You do not have to leave!
your car: drive un and "hnnk -
and attendant will serve you. 73
( lOUlIllli KS m-il-ni1rt Imhiv it-lilt I
a minimum of 47 this morning j
follow ing a maximum of S2 yes-1'11
terday. and cloudy weather is pre -
dieted for tomorrow.
Dance, Ijike Creek. Sat. nilc. 72
Thi bag limit on deer should be111"'1 Malta Nieminen. pilot, and
reduced lo one loo k, and the open
( season should be Hhortemnl. ac
cording to M. A. Lynch, chairman
of the state game commission.
Don't forget the Owen Oregon
and Orants Pass baseball game at
the Fairgrounds Sunday June 3rd.
at 3:30. 7
111.11 iiiiKc license was issued
SS. a f. ami ,,r'y VMm
I...-. . . I,.h of . hi,-o. Calif. . . r.omina.ion lr ensross for ilu-
No .lan.v ha I, -,nt l.mml.t. T-.-' i first rtistri. t. Mc.tt was an un-
Uoy S.-OMI tinlnmK proved Its s.M.i:M. Or.-.. Jun !.r-i. Tl..- I snr.-ossrul .-.ni.H.l.vt.- uuainsl V. '.
, '' ""l,"n'5 ,ast -Sl""r''". ' majurily of ltepr.-s.nlat lv.. V. C. I llawlev for the republican nomi-wm-n
orlo ( unuuinKS. IT. a liiuli llawley nvei .lames V. Molt In Hie i nation.' The .l.-mo.rals u-ave Molt
i i '"-;
5"' ' ''ol'eil Domlnisehowskl. ,
"f' - r reseilnK her from the waters
, , ommtnes wnrke.i
r Ilu- i-htlil half un hnur.
i.ui iKiroeetie sandwiches nnd
live forever. Mae's Harheeue. 1 u I
miles north ot Medford on hiKh-
S3 trlct. where the names were writ
Mr. anil Mrs. Howard Raymond ten In on the ballot, was almost
are sprudini; several days here. I two to one. The vole on the can
The.y own a unique tavern on Pat- j (Dilutes for the republican mn
rick's creek, on the road to i-i-h.. ! Ki'isiiinikl miminstioii n ih n ill...
cent City from Crania Pass i
The Kv.-r Shadv Am., 1'arw i.i
prepared to take care of picnic i
parties, larye or small, at a very
reasonable rate. Tables and nil
t conveniences furnished, nlsn the
i use of our dance pavilion and mii
i sic. Phone 4H3-J-2 ; j.
! Attorney Kdward c. Kelly was In
his office today, after hcini; in
Klamath Palls for a few days.
Kincaid and Walker's dance,
j Kairerounils, Sat. niuht. Slipper at
j midnight.
i Andrew .leldness. well known
j prospector and miner of the Squaw
lake district. Is IransacliiiK busi
ness In the city.
Hnnce. Lake Creek. Sat. nlle. 72
Mr. and Mis. I., u. Harrison have
arrived In Medford from I'rhaiia.
111. to make their home In this
city. Already they ;u enthusi
astic bonslers for the southern Ore
gon country.
Kincaid and Valker nance. I
Katri: round
its. Sat. ntRht. Supper t
midnight
Included nmonu the Oregon Uns
ri-ulstered at Medftud hotels, other
than tho from Portland, are Ir.
and Mrs. A. C. K,r. of Astoria,
-ludtir O. 'M. Corkins of Uikcvlew.
A. It. Hall and M. Anderson of
Kuirenc.
U.inre. Prcerfdc rommunit
rhiU. Saturday eve. Uroadw.ly Or
chestra. 7
A boh nf liKhtnlnc killed four
horses hitched to n wood wavon
last week in the vicinity of lnd.
The driver was knocked tmenn-
1
seious for n while.
Kxe. ll.m fUhitiK nt Snn-o t-on-j
IheoKue now. Modern camp.
reasonable price fampint; and
fithlnr upplie. Oil pn nat1 drv
Phone 3o..ii
Pane e. Riversid Community
riiib. S.ituiday t v?. Urcidway tr-fo''l
chestra.
Herbert AValt, who wu nrremed
(by loeul officer lust Wednesday j
for alleped Nile of honi brew.
' at hi home u West Matu street.
i wutt Kcnternvd tu 3i dny In the
'county Jail and fined I5 when
1 he appeared yeHterday afternoon )
In the Jacksonville justice court, j
Villi, further notice, all retail!
lumber yards in Medfoi d will clone j
in. on h'aturdnyw. 71
Deschutes county Pomona j
! Krunt:c and six of the seven ub-
ordinate Kiant;es In the county)
have decided to purchase a inov- ;
InK pieture projei-tnj- for use in
grange educational work.
Wanted MomananH to attend
the nnnual picnic, I'vershady auto
park. Phoenix, Sunday. June 3. 72
Mr. Henry Kehulz was removed'
(o her home Thursday front the ,
Jacksonville sanitarium, where she)
had spent several weeks recovering
1 from Influenza and nervous pros
trauon, wnicn was nroiiKni
three weeks iiko when she bait led
a fire burning on the roof of her
home in Sams Valley. Ity carryinft
bucketfuls of water to the roof
for over an hour he finally man-
nued lo pel the flames under con -
trol. after they had burned a boh
eipht feet souare in the roof.
Dance, Hlverslde Community
Cluu, Saturday eve. i:roaoway ir-t
chestra. 72; tie Marvel Hour manufacturers, hirue.
Mrs. Anna Harness ami Mr, j Mutual Mill & Feed Company, do-; Flannery two yen is ago was sen
Mae Henderson of ltoseburg spent ; n:ued a sack of flour to each win- ; tenccd to ho hanged with Henry
Memorial day in Medford. !m'r . Fernekes, the midget bandit, but
Dance, pjverside Community
Club, Saturday eve.
chestru.
Howard Poardmnn, special agent ' cup ol egg Whites, one-iounii teu
for Fred S. James & Co.. Inc.. has 'spoon nr cream of tartar, one and
spent most of this week here on' founh "u of tUtwr- onp cl "1
huslness. He is leaving today for Marvel cake flour and a teaspoon
Marshfieid. !nf Havorin ;.
D a n r e,
Ml version Community
Club. Saturday eve. Broadway Or
chestra. 1?.
"Clubbing a Husband." the Y.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Halpn Karly of r.ei-
lingham, Mrs. Frank Kline of t
tralia and M. K. Sullivan and Mrs.
Frank F. Hewitt of Seattle.
Aster, zlnia, gallardla and snap
dragon plants for sale. 45 Quince.
ur.tr
lumber yards in Medford will close
'
at 1
m. on Saturdays.
;i
!OVPn mrn anrt three uirp'nne--1
"slng in the bleak nnd barren;
""refhes of notrhern Alaska was i
wrowlng aaln here today, due to j
continued failure of ratlin stations;
to in eommunication with Point j
Harrow, objective of the fliers.
The missing men are Noel Wien.
Fairbanks, and It. S, Merrill, An-
ehorage. pilots of two planes bear-'
JaoU P"bertson. L. irgil Hart
1 onJ ''barles l. Clark of the Fox
Film corporation, en route to Point
i Marrow to take Arctic pictures:
' Pichard lleyser. radio operator
nf
the relief plane which set out
look for the Fox expedition.
.
UILl II U U U L I
first nistiiet n-pul.li.-an ronci es-
slonal primary vote uis more than I
twn 1() ne. areor.llni; to official
fiKUres of tho sect .t:i i y of state,
illawhv s vote was 3 7 Oll-t an.l
Mott's 1 .s 7 14 I
Hohert K. Iluller s plurality over
Uoy v. ltltner In the second dis-
11 id was :,s follows- ' 1
llean 12n: Hov.l T.-.:.- li.uir i
!: Notson 14"0: Palniiter .M ; r
Pierce 53s: Hiiner 2i:s: Shum-
way 2: Wiley H-."V: scatlerinK '
Cardncr Thomas J. Gardner
passctl away at his homo on the
Pacific Highway June - at the
at;; f S year. 2n day, lie was
born in Hclf.ot. Ireland, May 1 ,
IStiO and camt! to this country
with his parents when three years
of a tin IVc. 1 x l he mnr
ried Jcsepblnp llubbtdl in fhicano.
Ill , ami biter ma.le their h-mc m '
Mnnknt. Minn . cominu to ttrc- !
uon in ISM. In IMS they pur- j
chilled their present home near 1
this city. !
Mr. Cm ilncr vvns ;i nMttf -f :
the Mankuto lodrn v.i t v v a, '
A. SI. and th t. i:. S of Mank.ito.
Minn. He Is survived by his wife
and will be mourned by a host if
friends.
The IVrl Kuneial Home h;is
chai'Ke f the seiviirs. which will
be announced Inter.
BIRTHS
There w;. hern to Mr. and Mrs
li. W. t'.ustin June 3. at 13:01
an S ib. Iioy. nt Puruekei s Home
Hurdle Record Broken
PHU'AtlO, June 2. -Ayi -Slanley
Sinkes of Union itonsc. I.n.. raced
b a new tiatioual interscholasttc
rectrd In the po yard IiIkIi hntdles.
winnltK by three yards In K 2-1 rt
1 In the tracw tnet here tmliy. The
renrd of 1 Irt mas set bv H.
I W hined of Aiusa, Tal., tu 1j:j.
1 1
Obituary
3 1
CAKE CONTEST
TOBEANNOUNCED
Pinal jixUinn of raUe at the !
Mdnarrh malleable rane demon
st ration heiiitf put on tUis week at
the Woolf furnitiiro store took
place Into tils ulternoon but the
numes of the three winners will
not be announced tomorrow. j
I'nder the direction of Mkh Verna )
Liridqulsi, an oven dinner was pre- ;
pared the last day showing how '
vegetables can be cooked by the ;
wineries method. Hesitlua this at
, ,,t, same time she baked a meat
j jnaf an, cooked prunes lit the same
; oven, .MuffliiH, Imperial salad and
j r0oked salad dressing completed
, (he menp.
: Prizes to be given for the three
j best tinsel food cakes include
mahogany davenport table, a beau-
tiful bridge Jump and a S-pieco
enma oreaKiasi net. in aunitmu,
vnss i-inomnst s luinoua recipe.
prondway Or-. which was tho one used by en
72,trants in the cake contest. Is: One
Baby Cigaret Fiend
Responsible For a
Fire Damaged Home
4 4
MONTHKAL. Que. June 2.
(Pi A three-year-old cigar-
ette addict was blamed today
4 by his mother for a fitv which
4 damaged the home of his par- 4
fr ents Wednesday. Mrs. Henry S-
the mother, told i
JL
Fire Commissioner Quinn in 4
4- court that all efforts of her- 4
4 self and her husband had so 4
4 far failed to keep cigarettes
4 from the boy. " 4
"Well, the Insurance com
panics arc not RoinK lo pro-
4- tect you if you allow your
4 three-year-old son to smoke
4 cigarettes." said an tnsur
4 a nee representative.
a
, j
xi
444444V44
4 4-
HAL HOSS WON BY
HAI.KM, Ore.. June 2. Ai
Comidetion tf lnrther official pri
mary election totals by the' secre
tary of state, show that tlal I-;.
Hoss received -Ili.lMK Votes fo.'
the republican nomination for
secretary of state, or t;Ttj, more
than H.' . t'orey. who was second
in the .race with :J 1. ".f, r,. T. It.
IHandlcy's vote was Stf. 1 1 5.
For supreme court justice (leo.
1 Kosman received ! i. I John j
!L. iiand TS.436 and I.. II. McMa-
han. 4:. 1 4 1. Hands plurality over
m..m..i 1...; ..n
'""1. ! ' '".I.. ! '
l'4l- votes, llaul.v 14:'. II. CI.
Starkweather K,T.
SUSPECTED POST OFFICE
PORTI-ANO, Ore., .Itltie 'J. (.-I1!
En route to Portland from Astoria
Ahere be was arrested with Hob
ert K. Kennedy as siisiiected mem- f
; bcr of the Snoo?c Johnson Hst
. office robber patm. Amos K. Jones. r
: ;t. attempted last nii;ht at St.!
Helens lo smother his guartt and
escape.
Artl.ur Johnson, deputy marshal.
reorted that Jones threw an over
f coat over his head as he sal on a
. car seat apposite, but thai Ken
nedy refused lo aid in the attempt.
The train conductor came to the
'assistance of Johnson, and Jones
f was overiowered.
TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY
rNMJ . Vl.K N
modem .Woom
lorn; livtnu room
pla;er d home
with fireid.ice. lMil:-in ttook-
cases. dininu rim with built-;
ins. modem bullt-ih kit. hen. a
cory breakf.tst room. : bdro'nis I
and ba t h : k a rae. bra '.i 1 1 f u I lot
w uh clu-ters of oak tret-s, on
pament. all assessments taid. i
One of this Mar's he daricair
at SS.iohi: ra-h. balanev $3:
pr nionili. including; interest.
Se v harle A WMK Acncy.
Inc.. exclusive .mem 74
Kt'U SAI.K An attractive Utile 1
new 3 -room home, with -leepinieij
iu:i-'h. Price U'"', H :.t cash. ' 4
Kal.tn.e like r.-l. S-c ih.ire
V WIml- L.iicv ltic 7 4 T
l-NMi SAI.K Itaby bm:i:y
ticallv n-w B"id buy.
Phone :l'7-J nfter t
call Sunday HT So. Holh
prac
cheap.
it
tK sai.i: oi: i : r : N T
tui ibtitic 4"x m;.
hiu h w n y . l'hon 1
e mellt
Pacifie
7 3"
KU SAI.K tt.it h.iv in the
, 310 p. r ion Tel. ilt-H-l
l
I Foil SAI.K. W v
I cmwh, f re"h anil
Seott t'l.H 'V 1 l.
ral milk
comira fr-h
l7 mt!.-- vi.t t.f
or Si earns hou
nirt I
4 Cemrul Puint.
EX-J
NDICTED FOR
MAIL ROBBERY!
rHH'AH, June 2. tT Charles
S. Wharton, who. as former eon
Rtvwmnn, helped make laws and
as a former assistant stale's at
torney, helped enforce them, has
been indicted with six others on
charges of robMn the Cnited
stairs titails. The indict men t,
which came from the federal prand '.
jury yesterday. N the result of in
vestigation into the M33.tMiu train
tobhery at Kveryreen Park, a su
burb, last l'Vbruary. Thirty nov- ,
ernment agents have lieen enuau'ed
; in buildiim the case against the
: men under indictment. They arc.
besides Wharton: Charles tl.impy)
I ! i
Cleaver, alleged leader: William
Poriovan, Krank Meccia. Lawrence
( O'Pcien. Vir;:il Litziner and John
i i- lannery. The latter two are at
; won freedom at a second trial.
Wharton, who is one of the city's
well known criminal lawyers, w as
expected to surrender today. Pond
already has been fixed at !ii,iinii
for him and at $ 1 un.ooo fur the
others.
Wharton appeared in the Cnited
States marshal's office today, lie
was arrested and released on $!).
niiii hond.
FAIL TO
FIND SLAYER OF
PORTLAND. Oro..(.Jum
CIporK I1'. Mustorson, sonnlit
fiv days In connection wt'.h ;lic
ilciilh of .Mis. Marjohc Stoy. fnl
lovlnK n drlnkinK partj- in his
,"on'- '"""y I",, rmirKes or nrsl
octree niuroer loimwing repori or
the county grand jury late yi s-
i terday.
Police failed to pick up the trail
of Masterson after he changed
clothes at the Sargent hotel abmit
3:3u o'clock Tuesday morning,
probably a half hour after Mrs.
Stoy was shot and lert naked and
dead in Masterson's room.
Police are positive that Master
on threw his pocketbook and can
celled checks in the river in an
effort to throw police off the trail.
Archie Stoy. estranged husband
of the slain woman, yesterday took
the body to Aberdeen for burial.
LI
NEWTON D. BAKER
WASHIN-C.TON.
President Conli.il,'''
.lime l'. ,V
has nppoinicd
of Cleveland. ;
1 the Wilson i
fourth rnited t
the permanent j
i Newton l. llakcr
j secretai-y of war i
( cabinet, as the
j Slates member of
'Uit of arbitration al The Habile,
oreiary Kellnu. annitunced the
appointment today, saying
Baker had aecepled.
In appointing Mr. P.aker
president did so with the idi
having two democrats and Iw
ill!.- Mr.
Ihi
publicans as members of ilu
manent court which was
per-stab-
lislied under the convention simit-,1
at The HuKiie in IMHi. The ot'oer
three rnited states members are
:iihu Koot. John Uasseu .Moore
ind Charles l:ans Hushes. Their
ippoinlments are for six years and
ire renew-tbbv
Peas for Canning
Delivered Or You Can
Pi.-k Them
Telephone 370-M
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This .Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
i Blue Flower Lodge
t We Serve Fine t
Chicken Dinner
$1.00
A Good Place for
Partiti and Banquets
A PLACE TO OANCE
Reservation Call 341R-3
DANCE
HILARITY HALL
Saturday Night
REFUSES TO OBEY
ORDERS OE COURT"
LONDON. June tP- In a lux
urious venieen room mansion in
Hyde Park. Mrs. Kaiherinc Rout
ledge, author, explorer and weal
thy society woman, today he'd the
fort against . an order of court
which arose out of diflercnces
with her husband. Scotessy Kout -leilge.
her (Miniwanion iti many ad
ventures.
e.-t in
"1 am doing this as a prote.-
beha If of women." she expli
to i.n intej-vjewer whom she
1 self admitted since she, has dis
missed all her servants s thai
they might not become involved
j with the law. The interviewer was
admitted only after Mrs. Koui-
It-dge had carefully scrutinized his
card which he passed through
uam-1 in the door, and sat::-fi
herself th.tl be was not ati ofiic -r
of the law in disguise.
She explained that the trouble
arose from the separation of her-.-elf
and her husband iast summer.
The house and nearly all its con
' tents are her piojM-riy. After the
separation was agreed upon, she
sept her husband's books and per
sonal belongings to various ware-
houses. Then the question as to
1 who should pay the wart-house
charges arose,
Iloutledge demanded his proper
ty, she said, but refused to pay the
; charges. She also refused and the j
! warehouse people declined to sur- i
render them without payment.
1 Litigation followed nnd the court
ruled that she must restore her j
husband's goods. She still refused .
i to pay the charges which would
release them. The court then j
1 issued the order of seipjcstration. I
1 M rs. Kouth-dge determined she
: would not comply with it. Sin- j
dismissed the servants and does all ;
her own house work. j
I Slipping out at odd times to '
' make a few necessary purchases, i
since' she does not permit even the '
' milkman to call, she said her
! treatment was due to the fad ih ti
i she was a woman and that she I
had taken the present course to
icall attention To tho unfair way 1
J women are treated. j
' I'nii Weather.
SAN FKAXCISCO. June 2, '
The weather outlook for tho week-,
beginning June 3. was announced
! here today by the Cnited States
weather bureau as follows:
Far western slates The outlook
is for generally fair weather and
normal temperature with -fog or i
low clouds along the coast.
Stockholders Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meetinp of the stockholders
of the Home Telephone and Tele
graph Company of Southern Ore
gon, wilt be held nt Ok- office of
the company, '21$ West Sixth St.,
Medford, Oregon, at 3 o'clock p.
m., June 5th. l f 2 s .
11. I!. HAMMOND, Secretary.
T4
Too Hot to Cook
Dine
Tomorrow
HOTEL
MEDFORD
$1.00
BASE
BALL
Grants Pass
vs.
: Owen-Oregon
Team
At the Jackson Co.
Fair Grounds
Sun., June 3
Both these teams are
100 per cent winners
in their own locali
ties so expect a good
game.
Admission 35c
Children under 15,
Free
IDDDDQ
JOHNS-M WVII.I.K
ROOFING and
SHINGLES
AT
TROWBRIDGE
IXMBKR YARD
Q
DDDOOCtf
(n-8iH!!faHmigighimmiSPjrini
t Sacuiu
tmrntittar:'""" " "S12??
s
r..
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
AW
m
fife
i-fcijit 3sir ini
matt?. fci urcuw
Now
IWl
5j '
If
AU Medford n
Shouting tne x
turn r. - :..-r; i
. of This
Tremendous
Program
JANET
GAYNOR
and
CHARLES
FARRELL
M '7th
p. Heaven
tw :rrf
tVLVtit
lisnrfttt
Note Change in
Time Schedule
vyajul
Matilfee, one show
ony
?SMt
Z r- 11.
Evening,
2 shows v-
Q-15
Admission
ANOTHER
DANCE
AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS
PAVILION
TONIGHT
Walker and Kincaid
Combined Party
Good Music, Good Floor and a
Real Crowd
Supper at Midnight
I FREES
1 Load of Kindling
With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
4! Tier, Per Load
$5 a load
OR
We will sell 1 email load of slabs for
$2.75
Or 2 small loads for $5.00
Summer price now on mill blocks
Valley Fuel Company
Phone 76
n
U 1
1 ttt-s
I w3
I WBU'j
r . I iiv 1 noin. l
n II I A UHf IMS-
KIL acts h
SKIT I
SAXOPHONE
KINGS
and
Willard Mack's
Comedy Sketch
.a
a-
ft'a.-'Utx-efiaf sh-jl ut-7
1 Mb iaBc.fefl'jjt'n-;j
VTix3-,iaBR;'rTr'c,- e- L.
8&
OPEN AIR
El
1
"The Book f
Worm" m
f