MHE TWO
ItfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREflON", "NfOXDA Y,-.7lTXPi 4, 192B.
Iocal and
' Personal
T-ast week wns the heaviest week
df the year fur"ilH' lorn I branch
or the l"nltirt Ktnte free employ
menl service, according W finis
Cottlieh, manager, who said today
ihat US men and women were
kIvoh work thlnnlim npples and
dnlnu other orchard work. Mr.
Cottlieh reported that apple thin
ning renrhlnK Hm peak and that
very llttla orchard help in noeded
at the present.
Mrs. William Hates, former mvn
or of the Handicraft Shop. Is ureet
Itiu her many friend at tho J.
leuney company, whom who has
charge of tho Infants wenr depnrt
mont. Mrs. W. If. Norton in In Medford
for n short time ns tho unest of her
sister. Miss Jciineeso Uutler. and
will leave within n week for hor
homo In Pni-Unnd. She wns Joined
today by her hushnnd. w ho arrived
from Hnn Frnncfsro.
FnrnUur repairing wanted, A.
N. Thlhaull. Phono 960-R. 7(1
finest from n dlstnnce. refdstercd
at Medford hotels Include Mr. and
Mrs. F. Hlckelhaupt it ml Mixs Ma
bel Hlckelhaupt of South I tend,
lnd I!ay KowHiir of Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. A. (lainaid filch of
Snlt I-ake City, II. M. fireon of
Vancouver. It. .. and Mr. and
Mr, O. ltlx of Da I In. Tex.
Jude nnd Mm. fllcnn O. Taylor
are expectod hack this evening or
tomorrow from a week end motor
trip fo Crewe nt City and Marsh -field,
"on which tlioy Hiartcd InHt
Hatnrday,
Among the voluntary 'petitions in
bankruptcy filed In the federal dls
trict court at f'ortlnnd last Hatnr
day was one by II. I'. Swingle,
stock m n of Medford, plvhic his
liabitltloH ii h S13.444.37, and assets
as Sft.3.13.42.
Notice! Those wishing to lake
swimming lessons must register at
Ited Cross office at onco. ho lltey
will have their rcglstrnllun cards
to present on .tune fith at the Nat.
Grants Pass will obsorvo the
Fourth of July with an old -time
celebration. The event 1h being
sponsored by the grange of Jose
phine county nnd will he for one
day only.
AmonK tho Ktnmath county vIh
Horn who were in Medford yester
day uro Miss Mary Hermann of
Klamath Fulls anil K. W. Xeave
of Klamath Agency.
Mrs. William Paten, former own
er of the Handicraft Hhnp, h greet
Inir hor many friends nf the J.
Penney Company, where she has
chart o nf the InfanU' wear depart
ment. 74
MIbb Mary Parson arrived this
forenoon, from Seattle, Wash., to
spend everal weeks at the Hlll
erost orchards, the property of hor
father, Reginald Pnisnna, throe
miles oast of Medford. As her
guest; Miss Parsons will entertain
Mis Kttth Pownn for the remain
der of this week until next Salur
dpy, when Miss Powne wilk dcpnrt
for Now York City to make her
permanent home. As a rule. Miss
Parsons spends hor summers In
southern Oregon.
Summer term at the Medford
rtu.slnoss College begins Monday,
.lime II. Uleiiiniitm-v nn.l, n.y.
vanced work. Special low rate.
7!
Marrlauo licenses were Imsu'U to
day at the rounty clerk's nfflo to
Francos McClanahan, fi5. and Wil
liam Hpruguc, 72, of flan Point.
Calif., and to Arthur lilehl. fitt, of
Salt Lake city and Teres Fnrks,
4.". of Nevada.
If the present schedule of con
struction Is maintained, the Stru
horn railroad extension from
Hprngue to lily will be completed
thN fall
Here's Our Best
5 Advertisement
SANITARY INSPECTION REPORT
' Oft'icp of the .
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
508 Worcester .liuilriing
, I'oi tlniKl, .Oregon
.7. 1). IK'KIiK, Commissioner
Name of Place Colonial Bakery.
Name of Proprietor Jolm A. Flulirer
and Wm. JI. Flnhrer.
Address Medford.
Street mimlier K Main.
Date of insi)ection May 5), 1928.
Remarks Pakery lias all modern ma
chinery for handling and niannfaetnrin?;
breads and pastry. Everything is kept
in a clean and sanitary condition. All
bread delivered is nicely wrapped nnd
full weight.
W. P. Pl'XCAX,
Inspect or.
Conic in and inspect onr plant any time;
we have nothing to hide, and want you to
a 1i !t ... 1 ; i :
see lor yourseii nie
under whieh Fluhrer's
I mil
Californinns registered at Med
ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs.
II. (i. Helms of CAm-onf. Mr.'and
Mrs. K. d. Itlchter of KerkHey.
George Wudo of Ha lit a Monica,
I .eon Vrfrter and Ted Ituhelintc of
, Oakland. W. A. Sheldon of South
' Pasadena. Mrs. W. S. Jackson and
J Mrs. J. K. Wilder of Hollywood,
It. P. Flckel of Kureka, C J. Kal
; bine and M r. and M is. ( '. Sllcox
of I .on Angeles, nnd the following;
i of San Francisco: M. JE. Saul. S.
; Mipnnsco, Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mil
! lor. Mm. H. It. Itrackon. Mr. and
I MrH. II. MacVine. Mrs. P. T. Keniv,
f Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Mackenzie. Fred
F. Martin, A. t Maynard. F. A.
I Frazier. Mrs. J. Iterka, A. K. Lilly.
C. A. Itoy. Mr. and .Mrs. Coul
stung, U. 11. Prarlley. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Peterson and V, II. Howe,
j Doctor K, 1 1. Kl w ond , opt omo-
trlst, 3'l K. Main, will close hW
office nt 1 o'clock every Saturday
j during the summer months. Tf
.several hundred electricians
from all parta of Oregon will meet
nt Kuene Juno !l for tho state
convention of elcctrologistK.
A half-page picture nf the Med
ford Realty Hoard booth In the
I tetter Homes exposition, which
was held here last year, appears
J ii last month's issue of the Na
tional rteal Kstato Journal, pub
lished at Chicago, III. A caption
wlih the picture states that over
1 2, fin a. people viewed the booth
during tho exposition.
You ran save 820 on your gro
cery bill, 1'ndorwood Company. 1H
A novel stunt will be presented
at tho slate convention of the
American Legion hy the Lake coun
ty post, according to tho present
pinna of ( 'rood V. Itraltal n a n d
Virgil T. Strlplin, stunt committee,
appointed by tho post. Tho exact
nature of tho event Is being kept
nee rut hy the committee, but It has
been Indicated that a bucking horse
and an engine will figure In the
feature,'
Why not save $20 on your gro
cery hill, Cnderwnod Company.
Among the Medford peoplo who
were In Crescent City yesterday
wore MrH. Charles Heljirn, Allyn
Do Lara. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. An
drews, M Istf Cnnsln nee A nd rows.
Miss Wlldn Hnrnellle, T. Swem
and Claire Spiers. '
Included among the. motorists
from a distance who registered to
day'at tho lorul branch of the out
of state auto registration bureau
at tho Chain her of Commerce were
J. It. Hunt of Tucson, Aria., and
Harry Wicker of Maiden, Mo.
Kat barbecue sandwiches nnd
Hyo, forever. Mac's Hnrhecue. 1
miles north of Medford on high
way. R2
t; nests from Portland registered
nt Medford hotels Include Mr. and
Mrs. (loo. It. Parks, Kdgar II. Sen
senlck, (I. 1. Tlder, W. It. Osborne.
I). C. Hccles. John It. Ounter,
fleorgc c. ltunlH, W. ,c. Kemp, J.
C. Appel. (1. If, WyckofCr Ocnrge
11. Ituchanan, It. K. Closn nnd J.
D. Keys.
Aster, zlnla, gnllanlla nnd unap
dmgon plants for sale. 4 5 Quince.
rtf
Am yet no disposition has been
made of the-- case 'bf itud' Marsh
of JacksnnvlllA, who was arrested
at the carnival grounds Inst Hat
nrday night for disorderly con
duct, following 1 n fight with a
Jacksonville resident. A dirk was
found in Marsh's possession find
n chnrgn of carrying concealed
weapon may bn lodged ngatnst
hln, according to present plana of
tin authorities.
Included among the OregnnlnnK
registered, at Medford hotels, other
than those, from Portlnnd, nro Mr.
n n d M rs. I I .u nso id nnd two
children of Salem, Fred M. Ilow
ley, Mr. and Mrs. O. (J. Lntlor,
Rohert Oullck and James Ferwlck
nf Kugone. Mr. and Mrs. Oust ltcrg
of Itend. II. C. Herron of Junction
City and Mrs. Mark S. Wood of
Urooking.
saniuiry conmioii
Milk Pread is made.
I Temporary auto licenses were U
I sued at the sheriff's office today
to Mr II. T aioLauglrlln. I. Kv
Shelly. K. L. Kngle, Molvin White,
A. O. Campbell and J. 10. Warren j
of Medford, Mr. V. A. IMnkerion
of Ashland. Itoscoe Perkins of j
.Talent and C. H. llelshar of (lold.
Hill. 1
The six weeks summer school j
course of the public schools be-,
pan today In Ihe Junior high school j
building. !
- Mr. and Mr. Itlchard W. Moore
nnd son lick spent Sunday at lia- j
mond lake. Mr. Moore caught sev-
oral nice fish. I
Mr. and Mm. C. A. Meeker mo-'
torcd to Crescent City on Ilecorn ;
tlon day. returning home the next!
day. They enjoyed clear weather
at the beach and the good road!
over the Itedwood highway.
An ever increasing number of.
folks are being Interested In the
religious nnd patriotic lectures be
ing deliverer! by fluy Fitch I'helps
nnd Norman Wayne I'helps every
night at the Vrotestant Chautau
qua lent near tho posofflce, Ad
mission Is free.
C A. i Dock ) Farmer, former
local barber, will open a veterin
ary office and do and cat hispltal
at 401 South Itlversldo avenue to
morrow. Kennels for board by
day or month have been Insialled
and an attendant will be present
at all times. Farmer is a former
veterinarian. '
Mr. J. J. I.ocnteli of tho Milady
bcAtity shop and son Orvnl motor
ed to Cnlon Creek yesterday with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Childers for an all
day picnic.
Al Piche of tho Sporting floods
store reports a good catch of fish
at Diamond lake Sunday. The
mads are In better condition than
they have ever been at this time
of year with the last few miles.
w h i i h ha m a I ways been tho worst
part of the trip, ropnired by the
forest service.
K. W. Wakefield and son spent
yon ten lay fishing on Lake creek.
They brought homo 1 r or id good
ones.
Among the many people nt Dln
mond lake Sunday were C. Col
wrt, K. (J. Trowbridge of tho cab
inet shop, C. Maben. electric shop
man, and Hon I My male of the
Model clothing store. Practically
all the fish caught at (ho lake at
this time of year are Innded by
bait.
Another Neon sign was put lip
this morning on Main street at tho
corner of South Central avenue,
tho words Movietone nnd IMta
phnne in rod and green with an
arrow pointing towards tho Cra-
torlan threatoi. The sign Is three
by ten feet and waa pxit up by tho
People's Klectrlc company.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. C. Klsemoro and
Hon 1 tola ml motored here from !
Kin ninth 1'ntlu Mundu' Thni- nt-n
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ortli for a few days, during which
time Holnnd will have his tonsils
removed.
A woman from Klamath Kails
had plenty of luck fishing In Dia
mond lake yesterday, catching two
big nnoti with ono cast, while How
ard Kallln of the Southern Pncific
office and his fellow fishers looked
on with envy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Fliilirer left
yesterday for Crescent City and
Mut'Hhfleld. where they will spend
several days visiting friends.
Hummer evening band concerts
will be started the last of ihi
month and will probably be given
every other week at tho city park.
WIIMon Walte, leader of the Klk.-V
band, is In charge.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dlnkena
returned yesterday to their home
here, after spending several months
at ProNpect. where Mr. Din kens
was employed by the Copco com
pany. MosiiltooK seem to be biting at
Diamond Inko. according to reports
of fishermen who spent tho week
end angling for bigger things. T.
K. Daniels, who recently bought a
cabin at the resort, motored up
Saturday with I. eon llasklns and
Oscar Lymim. Three new cabins
are being completed at the lnke.
two of them belonging to Dr. I.
Htindy nnd Itolnnd Mtibhard.
Mrs. Oeo. W. Neltson and son
Herbert have left on a visit to Mrs.
A. II. DeWitt at Ogden, I'tah. Mrs.
Nellson's sister.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Haves and
two sons of San Francisco stopped
here this morning on their way to
Aberdeen. Wash. Mr. Hayes will
attend the convention of Oregon
bankers at (li-arhart, from whore
they will go to Cohassett beach for
tho summer months,
Mrs. It, M. F.vans of Washington,
D. C arrived this morning for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. It. S.
Daniels of Phoenix.
'Toggery IliU" Isaacs and Karl
Coo spent Sunday nt the Isaacs
lodge on ltnuuo river.
Hamilton Patton and family left
Inst night for New York on n pleas
ure trip. They expect to be gone
two months.
Mr. nnd Mis. J. F. ITolbrook.
parents of Mrs. W. '.. Holbrook of
this, city, left last nlhl for Hust
ings, Neb., their former home,
where they will spend several
months visiting n daughter. Mrs.
f'corge Anderson, and friends In
other parts of the state.
"Yes. sir, I was about tho only
one at Snvauc Itapids who caught
a fish yesterday.' ooasted P. C.
Higham this forenoon la telling of
his flshmg triii to tho Kngue river.
"I only caught one, a large sal
mon," ho continued, "hut It weigh
ed I'R pounds. There's lots of
iimi nroumi inr nam. itut they don't
seem lo want to bite and I can't
figure out what's wrong."
The usual exodus of teachers,
whose homos are In other states,!
and of resident teachers to vari
ous points on vncations. with the
cloning of the public schools, he
uan la-tt Friday evening and con
tinued over the week end nnd to
day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. S. Sumpler Smith
accompanied by their granddaugh
ter, MImh Joan Del.owh, left Satur
day evening fr an extended tour
of the middle western nnd eastern .
, states. They rxpert to return to
Medford riurln the early part of
I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Shirley nnd
j Mr. nnd Mrs, J. (. Cuppn spent ,
Sunday nt Crescent City.
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Writing bit of verse in her cell at St. Joseph, Mich., while-awaiting
trial June 4, for the slaying of her former employer and lover,
Walter H. Cook, at Niles, Mich., Miss Marguerite Bumbaugh hopes
to prove that the poetry will bear out her plea of "temporary mani
acal insanity," when she enters court. Miss Bumbaugh, spurned by
Cook after 10 years of clandestine love, walked into Cook's office
while her brothers stood by, and fired four shots into his body-She
maintains she fired in self-defense, Cook having threatened to kill
her if she returned for mkre than 3,000 back salary her owed hcrj
Miss Marian MiIkhs, ii menihor
of the Jacksitn HetliMtl tenelilni!
muff, left Saturday for lior home
In Herniiston. Ore., lo spend the
summer vacation.
AmonK the hotel Kucsts in Med-
ford from the state of Washington
are .1. C. I.uihart of Chehalis, Pat
Ryan of Cheney, Mr. nnd Mrs. JI.
J. Skinner, .Mrs. William Manning
nnd Ituth Camphell of Spokane,
J; Meyei -jind Frederick Whit noil
of Seattle.
unite yesterday was quite farm
with a maximum of Rfi. today.
which tartert out with a minimum
of 'Ml. promised -to he still warmer.
Mem hers of the Southern Ore
gon Music , TeacherH association
will hold the final mooting of the
year tomorrow night at Ann land
park. Olficers will ho elect eil
and u picnic supper will follow
the husiness meeting. .
lien C. Sheldon, I,or Anvlea
real estate man and well-known
former Medford resident, will
leave Wednesday noon
repie-
sent the Los Angeles Daily News : was matched today hy Humbert 11.
nt the Republican convention at i Kutrasey, fr a ten round fiuht
KansiiK City. Krom ther.e he will ! with Leo LomsUi. June 13. at Kb
attend the democratic convention j 'wit field. Itrmrklyn.
at 1 1 oust on. Itel'nre returning he
lilatiM to spend some time with
his nuithcr in Minneapolis, who
will celebrate hor SOth birthday
next mouth.
S 1 M M O X S S. !!. Simmon i
passed away June 2 at the tu-;
herculosis sanataritim at Salem, j
Oregon, his age being 50 years,;
10 months and -4 days.
Mr. Simnums was born at stud -
dai d county, Missouri August 2rt
1 X 7 8 . and came w e.st with h i a
brother at the age of years, j
makiiiK his home at Jacksonville)
.tiwi i.wit.ini (trei-nn i
On June S, l!Mi7. he was mar-
rled to Viola Dunford of Jack
sonville, t regnn, who with three
children, Mrs. V. V. Coghill, Mrs.'
C. H. (-ughlll and Thelma Sim
mons survive him. .Deceased was!
a member of tho I. O. O. F. i
lodge No. 1 of Jacksonville. Ore
gon. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday. June ii at 3:30 j
o'clock p. ni.j from tho Perl Fu- '
neral Home. Rev. V. H. Katon '
will officiate, and burial will be :
in Jacksonville, with the Jackson
ville lodge, I. O. O. F. in charge.
The funeral service for Thomas
J. tiaidner will be held from the
Perl Funeral Home. Tuesday, June
5. Hi 2 K. at 2 o'clock p. ni. i
Uurlal will bo In the Medford j
cemetery, In chartte of tho A. F.
& A. M. . '
ANDKKSOX. Joel U. Anderson,
n resident of Jeckson county fori
more than 3S years, passed away j
at a local hoHpltnl at i a. m., Sun
day, at the ate of 02 years, seven
months 2 It days.
Mr. Anderson was born In Ten
nessee In IS3", n ml came here from
Arkansas. He was the youngest
nnd last survivor of a family of
nine children. However, he leaves
several distant relatives. nmonK j
whom Is a niece. Mrs. Kate An
derson Williams, nnd her daughter.)
Katherine Lee. who are the only
relatives in this locality.
Funeral services will be held nt
the crave In the Stearns cemetery
at Talent at 1 0 a. m. Tuesday.
Conner funeral parlors in charge.
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
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! Obituary
LOVER'S MURDER
Wedding Bells
Vernon I'lnley and Mrs. l'erthn
l-acey, hoth of I 'end. Ore., were
married Sunday afternoon nt one
o'clock at the homo of Mr. and
yr j, w. Itates, 32 Newtown
street, hy Tie v. K. P. T-nwrence.
Omar Kiilley nnd Mih. liatea,
brother nnd sister of tho hride-
prooni, were tho attendants, nnd
only meniher of tlm family were
nint .it the weddintr
A wedding dinner wns served
following the ceremonies, with
Mrs. Hates as the hostess, . assist
ed by M is.- Anna Detweiler. The
newlyweds left shortly after the
dinner 'for a honeymoon trip lo
California, via the Redwood high
way. l.at.o to linht I, omsk I
'NKW VtHtK. June 4. iPl Pete
Latzo. of Scr.inton, Pa. who fought
i Tommy Lough rati here last week
BIRTHS
A nine-KHind baby boy was horn
t o M r. and M r. AV. Zu ndell at
the Purueker maternity home Sun
day evening. Uoth mother nnd
child are doing nicely.
Special ConviH-atlon
Crater Lake Chapter No.
3l R. A. M.. June Mh.
7:30 p. m. Work In 11.
A. degree. Uy order of
H. P.
R NICHOLS. Seey.
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Odd IVlhms, Atlcntloii.
Klection of officers and degree
work Tuesday night. Refresh-
j merits. All members requested to'
i -
I be present. X'isitors welcome.
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VISITORS JUNE m
(! ' This hand .numbers nearly 40.
i I pieces nnd has established an en-
: At a meeting of the- reception ! viable repulntion for its fine brand
j committee of Ihe Oregon State Edl. of music. Mr. Waite also advised
, lorial association thib noon. I.eeitbat Interest in tho Medford co.i
jTuttle. editor of the Medford Dally :v,,n'ion Is state-wide and a record
! News, was appointed lo act as rep-1""8""""0'' H """'"
; resentattve of tile association in
j welcoming the members nf the C'all
! fornia State Press association,
' headed by Governor Young of Miat
, state, when they arrive in Ashland
j three weeks from today,
I The meeting: today was also dc
I voted to perfecting plans for the
i Aslilund and Medlord programs on
that day. Ted Baker nnd Horace
I nromley will secure needed cars.
I while Col. C O, Thomson nnd Hob. 1
! nrt Ruhl wtl net no n pnmmtllaA
to arrange the program at the noon
day luncheon to be given the vis
itors. Editors Green and Heed of Ash
land and E. G. Hurlnn of the Asli
lund Chamber of Commerce were
present at the meeting, nnd it waH
decided to have Ashland cltl.enu
meet the special train at the sum
mit and ake the editors to Ashland
I for a short meeting and then
I through the valley to Medford for
the luncheon at noon.
The Medford Craters dull will
give the editors a Btunt program al
Crater Lake.
SjT-r-ci.il Coninitmlrnlioii
Medfprcl Lodjro Nu. 103, A.
I". & A. M., -Tuesday, 1:30
p. m., for the purpose of
ntteolins the- funeral of T. J.
flitrilner - nt IV rL Kuneritl Homo.
Ity orrter 1S. , X
74 O. 11. HOt'STOX, Seey.
Sheep Owners .
'AtU'nUon!
"Wo are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo-hnlr.
See uh herore you pell.
MEDFORD BARGAIN JIOXISR,
Phone 10112. 27 N. ("rape At.
Stocklioldcrs Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Htockholders
of the Home Telephone and Tele
graph Company of Southern Ore
gon, will be held at the office of
the company, 218 West Sixth- St..
Medford, Oregon, at 3 o'clock p.
m., June fUh. 1928.
It. B. HAMMOND, Secretary.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY j
FOR RI5NT Room nnd hoard,
nlsor housekeeping rooms.- SSI
So. Ivy.- ( , . . . Tii
Ko II SA LK - 3-room house, one
acre ground ; fruit trves-,. out
buildings. Price 12(M); $TM)0
cash; balance tei-ms. ft 3 5 Ham
ilton St. Phone 7UT-U. 7G
KOR R KXT Kurnlshod rooms
gas. wood rnuge, licit and cold
water, garage. TiL'.j No. River
ride. 1 SO
KOR SALK -Lumber rolls. Jess t
Richanls. Tel, .".4, t'i'ntral Point.
Til
FOR SA Lie Mast slrie bungalow
oil one of the best streets in the
city. No homes for rent; no
wires in the street. Low price
for quirk sale. C. S. Utitlerfieid.
Realtor, exclusive agent.
FOR SALK Strictly modern bun
galow. 813 Minnesota Ave. Large
lot. shade, etc. Will show this
property by appoint men I only.
C. S. P.utterfiehl. Realtor, ex
elusive agent. "ij
FOt XI) Package. Owner can
have same by identifying. Call
FOR RKNT 4-room
fiuire S4 Pnlm.
WANTED 1300 - pourll work
horse, six good Jersev cows. I!ox
S. IX. Mail. Tribune. 7ii
FOR K K N T .Vice, cool sleeping
room, private family: board if
P)i n
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ECONOMIZE BY PLANNING BEFORE
YOU BUILD
Kvery IniilillnK. no matter how small, should
have some sort of plan as a beginning. Sen
your bullilliiK on paper before you build. Theiu
changes can easily be made as desired. Chang
ing a slrurtnre to correct mistakes is expensive
husiness and may bo avoided iy careful plan-ulii-;
ahead.
There can be no comparison of bids when un
planned work Is let by contract. If you tell two
or more contractors you wnnt bids on a buildiu!!
and have no plans for them to figure by. their
bids are on a different basis and the results are
not comparable.
Good plans for a larger structure will
cost you something, as a reliable architect Is
necessary In such a case, but in the event you are
building a small house of garage, barn or silo,
chicken house or rnbbitry or any type of struc
ture, no matter bow small, this office can fur
nish you with a design or detail from which to
build. This service is free to you and yon can
not afford to build without It. We can also fur
nlfh fou with ninny suggestions for decorative
fences, pergolas, lawn or garden scats, entrance
arches and lattice fences.
wMrra um
Builders Bureau
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Idun ..t of Ihe Amerirnn lesion '""K"1 "" "f"'"1 7 e
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jvn a Medford rbltor yesterday ; ,Iiyrlln KMvnl records of i!ta
;eonferriiiB with local I-eulonnalres ' nnnlln waBneslan Brand opera, l.y
,in reward to the. coming conven- Mr Harold l"orlisn.
, tlon. Mr. Walte stated that the;" . 4
'famous American legion band of
; Sheridan post will be here for the
Medford convention without fall.
Inch new was gladly received
by the local convention committee.
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Much interest is Itelnw taken In
Tuesday night s Copco program.
which will fenture a piano re- i
noted concert planiste. Mrs. WIN PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
lett will be assisted hy two of h"n- PRODUCED v PACKED
talented pupils, the Misses Alloen'THE SANITARY WAY
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NEW BUILDING ON SOUTH RIVERSIDE
Plans are being completed by Hamilton Pat
ton for the erection or a one-stock brick and con
crete building on the northwest coiner of Kiglith
and Riverside by Frank C. Clark, architect. The
exterior of the building, as well as the interior,
Is to be designed after a popular Southern Cali
fornia style. Tho walls to be rinlshed with a
combination of stucco and brick veneer nnd the
roof of mission tile.
The building will house a complete automobile
set vice. Willi a separate room for tiro service,
one for greasing, one lor washin-T and cleaning,
a battery charging room, a department for re
building and repairing batteries, and a display
mom.
Tho new building will replace one recently
gutted by fire and will result in a distinct im
provement to the general appearance of this
main intersection. A lease has been mndo with
the Withnm Battery Co. for Ihe occupation of the
building upon completion.
Of Information
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