Medford mail tribune., June 07, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

SOE TWO
fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTCR, rEDFORD, OnEflOV, -TirrnSDAy, JUNE 7, 1928.
Iocal and
Personal
Ciilifornlun rt-KlKtcrcd u t. local A proHpcrlty utt of OiIh city UJ Dr. Clu renin V. (jicm-ii, tor fivt
hotels fri'-hidt' Itulph Olruux 11 ml j Himvn In the report uf tho h(iiffn I yours piwidcnt of Albany, ore.,
party of I'ummIiiiu, Iff.' 1- Klein- I officii, thai mIiicu June I, last l-Yi- j college, has Ikhd cleutn) ontiiih tit 1
iii uifuiii, inniwMiy huiu iu:.-Mm nn-()f 1'untun CUllcue. Kuilfl.-lil l.i
NUltfl Of Kui'lUHU'Ilto. IJ
VuIjii City, h. K, KlHnorn
of Live Oak. Mr. anil Mrs. M.
Jr., iHHUcU to. In nl nriiilctfttt for 4i
; niitoinohiitn. TIiIh lu usually a (lull
Ijy the bourd of triHtee In unnunl inK for Portluml ami Health
Miriam IJlli-y of iCiunvtll.
Ma., has hi-cn the ucxt of Ilijv.
and Mid, K, l Lawrence and fain-1
Ily the past two days, and In Joav-
1 ,
tu m i i iisini'vM to imil I "Krave of I'U-dinoi J . Mr. and j time of the year, u after July lt j ni'-etlwc. lit- MivoneilM Dr. Howard . Mtuj.- Thursday moi nlni,-, and will
- I Mrw. T. A. lirainard. Huy Cardncr half .year paymenlB are made for I aieutiiiani. wno uieti iat July
TATE GRANGE ELECTS"
AN EAGLE POINTER
leal Ntud"llt.
pay ir theuiy inn
xiuil here today decided lo '',.,, to lilW f,. , a(.,i, ,
liroxpcctlv
lr. l.reeil will lake UH Ufa new
' dutlca uliuul July 1.
111k dunce Hal. liliilit, Cold Mill.' .McrehentK. do you need Hoiiikc
: iJunclin.- !l lu 2. 71,. . upaue? Have drlvo-in unacc for
' Duke Wrlllnclon left fur Vrcka "'"" (m" l,l0,K fru"' -Main.. Call
I yesterday on a IiuhIih us liljj lo lie j Hu,n "'imiiiB". phone TlS. xi j
return lo her home next week.
Allsn Ullley iind hi-r people were
lit c 111 b o ih of tin. I'rclivlcriun
church at KoMYell, Ida., while Mr.
Lawrence was paMur llicro from
1 ! I 2 tu HIT. Hiu. van a schuul
niiilc of' tli.. Lawn nee children.
llirouKUK.neuioru nan ucc.i uici.1111, , j Ml. ,, Ml., j , i,j n,., f 1 ik-enies, mid many
up thin week, iih 47 uch earn reff-i I.onu Item-li. II. A. :ot-iiUl of Oak-' wail llnlll Hint time.
iHleruil here yesterday and 60 on '"'"I, X- . Iuii y iind A mm lor
the flay la-fore. Tho ear ownern ; 'fy "f Kan lileao. Dr. Jiicepll .Mar
ine eomlna fi-oni nil partn of tlio I''" of (llemlala, J. I. Perry of
ui u nlilinii,.i Ihn hulk t Mill. .Mr. anil Mis. '. P. Mm iui lie
of- I ho rrglHlrullDna BO far Dave ...."... .,. no .,ir. J. n. ; K""e 11 lew uuya. ..we,...,.- eanjMi- ; .01. K,a,uuti,K frum the College
heen from tlio Pacifle coast mateH. 1 " aim i-e.iri 1.. 'niiei i aimioiiiniiiniu.niKni.ia. "-' ,nlm.ii.-i ,,f ,jMho,
Need 11 miiirc? V have some "ai-ner ana iiaucliler. A. (iiillln.. ineouoro wixxoii. illHtrlet hiip-i"'' ""i. .win. ni.-eie. ine prefeni
K'Wd l'uyn in used Urea and tuhin.j -Ml". Karl l-.her. o. , ervlsur of the Twentieth (Yniury
JennlnKB Tire Co., 127 X. ltlver-1 Mary llylaiid. .M. It. J stores, nitli lleuiliiuarleis at Kp-
jo I Haul. W. M. Maeklmler and Kred I Kene, spcnl Wednesday here trans-
aellllK business.
. .Mrs. C. C. 'anHeoyoe. Home
isikiiiK. Phone M3-.I. :
Members of .Mrs, y.vo lienson's , ' ""W
dalleiuif elass of boes 1111,1 ,.i,la Tlle Xl-w Wesluin lujlal on West
.,..,.. ,.. l.'i.. .1. .. . Milllt ull-eet lenu a,,!.! Ilil I ..
...i fvmiuaiu rails tins iiinrn- , , " e : the Hwenson
Iiik where they win apuear al the , naries a. in Aueney liii,,,.,. , ,
fine Ti theater In four perforin. Mr"- -Velli Head for J. A. Oswald, i,.,1K. Slr
nnees, this afl-rnoun and evenlni; l-'r.itlni the I-! inl
and a , matinee and nluht show """" "inmisiiniPni for sonietiniu.
M(ss Marjory l.lndley. a i!i;s '-.uKson or h mil- ranelsco.
Iiraduatc of the Medford hluli . r,u' Thrift Hhop ha a special
school, his taken over Hie duties ."nil- on all wool dresses and coats.
of office assistant at the county i11'" following; are a few of our
health unit durllik- the absence f bnl-k-alns: Ituus. framed pictures,
Mllis Josephine K es. who left i '"'"'a' l"a". baby Imthlnette, ehll-
,lat Sunday by motor for a trip 1 ,I''"'H "v ''' 3 I"'lr for 2'.c;
throUKli Hie middle west and to I1'1"-' mntni-lnl and many other bar
Mnnsfleld. Uhlo. iKalns. Com,, lu and uet iteiiualiit-
I)aiiL-o Kali-Brolmils Hal. nlk-lit. 7!) I 'i'1 " en what tlio Thrift Hhop Is
William l,ee llrieker. scout ex-j "" 1 forget the Thrift HI101
ocutlvc. of the Crater 1,,-ike council,
was the speaker yesterday at the
weekly meeting of the Asiiland Itu
tary club. Mi: Bricker oullincd
the aims and ideals of scouiIhk and
also told of tltn summer canipj
wlll-h Is soon to open for scouts J
Qll the Apples-ate river.
. Hlt dance Jackson Mot Hprln-js,
Saturday nlitlit; Dance as late as
you like. 7!i
Unman from a distuncc registered
at Medford lintels lllcluilc Mr. and
Mrs. II. I,. Heath. Miss K. Mur
elen, 1-:. (Ireen and VI. C'.ayon of
Manila. P. I., Y. Howard Heifel
of Pittsblll-Kll. I'n I,. Ilnvls of New
York, John Roth. Culmaii Krench
and Harvey Hudgc of ltolse, Ida,,
Mr. and Mrs. Dorjrusae of A'lctoria.
II '.. Miss M. Marshall and Mrs.
A. W. Whitelaw of Vancouver, It.
C;
The; I'risellla circle of the M. K.
ellilrch will have a eonked. food
Naln Saturday al the Service Store.
132 V. Main. 78
Marriaf?n Ilconses were Issued
yeslei-dny ill Ihn c-olllily clerk's of
fice tn William It. (lull. '.'2. mill
Kdna Mao Hllllmait. IS, boih of
Mi'dfnrd, and to Wllllnni II. Caul,
iter. 21, and ICIIen Holms, 20, both
of Central Point.
loveJoy hydraulic sh6ek absorb
era $25 set of four. Will sllio
iimlto your ear ride smooth for
ever. l::lwT'0d'n Autu Hhop, Ho.
Central. K2
M. M. MoVay and Jack Stolz or
Crescent City are vlsllurs In Hie
city who nrrived yesterday.
Dance r'lih'Kroiiuda Snf, nluhl. 79
toy J. Itoaet-s, lnntei-oloi;lst of
the I'nlted Hlales wpather bureau,
ultnclied tn the Hai) Kriineliien of
ficii, and who Is the nslislant of
U'lnyd D. YuiiiiK in the frost re.
senreh and wnrniiiu dejiai-tinent.
leaves lonlf-ht for Klklns, W. Va..
to relieve the ive;hei- observer
thine while tlio Inttep takes Ills va
cation, nfter which hp, will enjoy
a vacation of five weeks at his
Inline In Veiimmit,. Mr.. Itogers
has been hero slnco Mari-h llh
last, enimijod lu frost wiiruliiK and
i-esearch work until last week, and
linn, been In chui'Ke of Hie local
weather and neroliiRlrnl slallon
since last l-Vlday while Waller
Dick was iway on business ill
Pot-tland and Han Francisco.
Notice: In order lo help stamp
out Ihn trouble caused by luin-siif-flelcnt
fund and nu-ipvoiinl checks,
every nelson recelvllllt one Is re
queslcil to notify Sutithern Oi-cKiiii
Credit lluruiiu. I la Norlh Central
Ave. Phone 720. 77.
Chillies A. Winn eiiuipleled ne-j-ntlntloitH
this week for the pur
chase of the Pat Dally residential
property on South Central avenue
from Mis. P. II. Dally. The moil
at linuse-eleaulnu' lime. We need
all klndii of elothlnu, dishes, fur
niture, fruit, etc. Anyone havlnu
a discarded child's bed to fclve
it would lie Bi-i-atly appreciated.
Call 4.". or deliver over l:cx cafe.
I.eoniii-il Kwensoti, former resi
dent of Ashland, was a business
visitor In Ashland yesterday,
Dnnee FaliKl-eunds Hat. nluhl. 7!l
The Eleventh street railroad
crossliiff has been closed for sev
eral days, while a larjco crew of
iHlprers are at work buildln-; a
new crosslni: and renrraiiRiiii; the
trackaiic of the fruit shipping dis
trict, where such work beaall flrsl
over (wo weeks iiko. The crossiiiK
will probably be reopened In a
short, time. nccoidlnK. to present
plans.
111-.- daiii-e Sat. nluhl. Gold Hill.
Danclilf; U to 2, 7'l
Jack Holler of Tulsa, oklll., who
is lo wrestle toiilijlit in the Armory,
yesterday afternoon niotji resident
of his old linnin town In (lei ninny
when he had 11 short inuiiion wilii
William, Dohnei-i of Ciinirui Point.
K111I1 men worn born In l.ehr, lin
den, and knew of each other's i-nl-
ntlvoH. Mr. Ilohnert returned re
cently from a visit in Ourniany
and was able to give Mr. Holler
cnusmerablc Information of ipter-
e.i 111 rciturit 10 cunuillous nbpul.
his liome place,
Gi-anBf danco, KiikIo Polnl .Hal-
unlay nlKht. r ., 7"
A Kronp of leaillin; iin-nibers of
the National Laundry association.
who, hd been ntlendliiK (he nssp
(.lallon convention nl Han DIi-ko,
Calif., and worn on route lo attend
the (Jiecon Klule Laiiadry conven
tion al Heiid. slopped off here with
Mr. and Mrs. Cllenn Kubrick ot the
Meilford Domestic lauiidrv. and
have been their KUnsts for tho pnst
three days at ihelr cabin on the
Hokiic river, leave today for liciul.
Mr. and Mrs. Kubrick also will at
tend the J-end convention.
CirniiKc dunuii, KukIq Point Sat
urday night, 7S
, Not a aliiKle case of "cunti'mlnn
was reported n Jackson county
dlirlni.' the week e.ndliiK June 2.
aeeordlnt,- lo q report made by, tin
stale hen llll deparllllent.
I'ued plunu for sale at u saerl
flee. Uasy terms, Phone !i.1l-".
, 76lf
KIkMUi gritiie studenls from vail-!
ous seutloliH of Hie county were In
Mrdford t inlay taklint statu exam
inalions under the supervision of
County .School HlllK-ilntcudent Hlls
auue Homes Carter, The exam
inations will also be- alveii tomor
row and are. belnK held In the
Junior liiuli school. Iimsniinh ns
no room was available in the court
house.
11 uy not savn J2() on your Brn-
Incumheiit. havIiiK sent in h,,
iKiiallun. A pelltloii Is In clieula
; ton asking for liie- appointment of
; (i. A. fianlm-i- for the place, also
I u peillliiii iivklnn for the nppulnt
I nient of Miss Alill'idgv. Ashlanil
Friday.
Knt barliciue snndwlclies and
live forever. Mac's Hariiecue, 1 '5
miles north of Medford on IiIkIi
"'' 2
Mr. and Mis. M. Deck will mo
tor to Kapowsln. Wash., Monday,
where Ihey are InklilK their two
children to spend the summer with
relatives,
,. Mrs. Xlda (lulmaii Is spcndlnii
a weult at CntliiKO Orove as the
Kiicst of Mj-h. Cnd, Kills, formerly
of Talent..
Announcement: For those who
need,' Immediate optical service but
have not enoUKh cash to buy need
ed. Blasses, wo. nniiounee our de
ferred paymnnt plnn. See Dr. D.
A. t'liamberx, iHnutlinrn Oi-ckoh
0i)tua) Co., .3)7, Medford. ltldB.
Phone 188. ! ' 7.
Phil Jl. Ilari-lsoii tinii w lfo left I
nil has recently taken
a post-Br.-iduate course in Hie t'lil-
"s- 1 vei-.-ily of California
The fin; department was called
at 3:1(1 this afternoon to extinguish
a Brass fire near S 1 .1 :;-juth Uak
dale avenue.
A deal Is pi ndiiiB wherebi- J, D.
Meliae of Ashland will take over
the interest of C. (I. Peeblel- ill
& Pechler fui'niture
:eney til tlt ,i.fu
Swensun and Mr. Me-
arc now In Portland in con
nection with Hie transfer.
Thomas J. Dean left Tuesday
morniliB for KjioUauc where he will
be employed In the postoffke there.
' I
Obituary
Mrs, Head, wlio art-iveil here a
short time nitn from Ohio, will
uike possessioii of her new prop
erty the first of July.
Frank Patterson of Santa Cruz.
Calif., a brothei. of W. X. (Pali
Patterson. Pacific. Air Transport
Idiot who was killed here 18
months iiko In an ajrpluii'i crash
south of Talent, Is In .Medford and MOHK l,ela Mose passed away
Kiulhern OrKun for a short tinie!"1 clc Hucrcd Heart hospital,
on a flshliiB trip. Mr. Patterson, j Thursday nioriiinK from a coinpll
llkn Ills brother before he died, is nation of di.-e-ises. aBed .10 years
11 pilot and makes Ion-.- trips in j 2 months five days. IX ased
his privately owned all-plane. He ! was a native of Missouri, born
flew recently lo Hcattlc, Wush.. and j April 2. 1 S!iS. and was the wile
often sleeps in the comfortable j of Clyde D. Mose. Hams Valley,
confines of his plane. j Ore., and datiBhter of .Mr. and
WreslllnB fnns from all parts of Mrs. Charles Moon also of Sams
this county and from Josephine Valley. she leaves her husband
and Klamath counties, hi-Ban ar-iclyde. and three children: Doran.
rlvliiB here Ihls afternoon for lhcjin.'cd 12: Orvul. iikciI 11 years and
championship malcli between Kd i clean. Hcninins are at the Perl
"MMKTi, . .. 7. C. K.'
! JJavies of Jacksou county
i,i;tiu si..yuiu 01 inn OiettDii Stat.
- 4-iiunBe al tlte annual cunveuilun
: huru today. Other otlicern iiio:,cn
i wine:
J. IX ('liltwoori, Clackamas coun
. ly, chanluia: I). K.-Denny. Wash-
' iiiKtnn county, treasurer: C. C llor
1 land. Clackamas county. Bate keep
er: .Mrs. (Icoritia Cool;. Polk county.
: Ceres: A. It. Hliumway and (.. K,
; Diriley. k-ulslalivu colnluittee. There
j was no election on tirst bulled, inr
; I'umona. and Flora, unci Judy assist
; tunl steward.
j C F. Davies fur the past two
I yeat-H has beenthe urluciiial of the
1 Ka-ile Point t'chool and moved to
j soul hern Oregon from Wallowa
! county, WushiiiBton. llu is u niem-
bet- nf the KubIu Point (iransc
Hie opeuiuK date about Ap"il lli,
'" s".""' "'"'.' s,eclal toi.iu.ui.ka I Ion
than lhlsjasons opcuinB. , .Medlurd.i-o.lKe No. DJ3. A
riieury and piacllee are very . V K. A. M.. Friday, Jun.
.liffcient ihliiKa." said the pi.fes- , 7:3u p .111. Work ill tin
s,,r. ' M. -M. di-Kice. Ily order of W. M
'Yes. ind I." assented the liled-
I- M. lllll'STOX. Secy
Ihlk illornimr In ibeii- en r.. 1 ( StrailKler) Lewis mid ltllly Shaw, i Kllnelal Home and fiiiieml
Bixi-. where lhe' will pend two!""' OI,' llruvHelBhl champion, raiiKenicnts will b,. announced
months vislilnir n.eie ,i, . ..i..- I "' ,,'' Armory toniBht. later.
Mis. Helen k'cir. w hoso husband ! . A,l,"" " '""'"I Kuests ill Med-
erty Ineltiiles an (-lulu-room house 1 oor-v l,MI- ''nderwood Coinpiiny
and three BOod sized lots
(.1 111111; o dance, Mnxln Point Kat
urday nlBht. 7
HI raw hen los from the Prospect
district were the features of the
public market this morniliB and
Hie stock on hand was sold out In
less thsn an hour, areordliiB lo
MarketmiLilor K. J. Hunyard. who
expects Another Kood suppry at
next Haturilliy's nuiihel. A Bond
supply of fresh vi-Betahles Is also
expected to be In stock,
Want-iit A hit; crowd to eat
dinner 1(1 ihn Lutheran church.
in nun wan. laic. .,ay evenlmj
June Mb, 5:30 to 7. Adults 36c.
children 2in. 77
K. I. Dazev
Included anioiiK- the OreBiinlans
l-CBlstei-ed at Meiironl hotels, other
than those from Portland, are K.
D. Iliimlltoii of Dallas. J. c. Hiiiicr
and son of Tillamook. 14, Huy.
denbiirk. A. C. Hmlth, Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Mud and F. W. Marks of
KuKene, May Arnold of HI 1 vert on.
Wllllnni Myers of Salem and W.
l Illtesldu of Oreuun City
is a colnpel in the Cnnadlan army.
HIb dani-K Siit. nlj-ht, Uold lllll.
DanchiB tu 2. 711
.Mrs. Alma llyers of Hosnburir
arrlyeij here thin wei-k for nn ex
tended, visit at- I ho honip of Miss
Evelyn Himontun.
Mrs, M. X. Chapman and uiotli
or, Mrs. o. ' J. Kimball, returned
ycnlerda,v from a two weeks' visit
In Portland and. Hpokune.
JaekHun HprhiKs flrsl public
dance this yea r. . Saturday nlKht.
Hoy, she's Bolus to he a dandv.
Dance till, the cows conic home.
79
Members of the Medford Itenlly
Hoard will meet at Hotel Medford
tomorrow al noon.
Kd M. White returned to Ills
duties Monday after huvlnK spent
a week's vacation at the p. K, t'lime
ranch nt Klltcoos lake. Mr. While
enjoyed the scenery, motor bonis
tunl flshliiB at the lake, anil It Is
understood that he also acted as
an cxpurl hay hand, hclplne, Mr.
Clone haul hay 011 a two-wheeled
eart equipped with automobile
Urns. Tho Closes keep In touch
with Hie outside world throuKh
thnlr radio and use their motor
bout fur transportation to and from
the postofflce and. Rrnernl store.
Summer term at the Medr.,r.l
HtislncNs CoIIckii. beclns .Mondnv
June- II. Kleiiieulary and ad
vanced work. .Special low rate.
Temporary auto licenses were Is.',
"tied at the Khcrlff's office today
lo Albert Calhoun. Frank Doremus.
John Peterson and Habln .t- Hindi
of Meilfoid, Doyk. m 1 1 1 N ( (,.,,.
tral Point. Chester Carter of Jack
sonville, Italph How-en of Ashland
and W. .1. Holmitrew of Cold Hill,
l!lK dance Hat. iiIkIiI, liohl Hill.
Danclnt! I' to 2. 7i
The Bovcriiment will establish 11
four months' labor bureau at The
Dalles. The comnunilti' will imv
fur one month's salary and the
Bovernment . fur three.
Aster, zlnln. Bnllnrdla and snnp
drnson plants for sale. 4 0 Quince.
. (IStf.
vt.nrii Is boliiB rushed on the. con-
ford from the state of Washington ;
iui A. D. Yetcr of Tacoma. Mr. j
and Mrs. J. II. Hecresh of Lone-:
Sheep Owiipi-h
Attention! -
Wo. are hi position to pay you
view, Mr. mid Mr. W. D. Kenton , moro than anybody for wool-1110-of
Cpntrnlla and (ieorue shrive W J hnlr. Hep us bpforn you sell.
K. Oiil-vln, .Mrs. Kdwurd II. Ileir.1 MBDKOllD BAllflAIM HOUSE,
Plinil. 1 OR?
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
structlon of the new Montcunierv
Ward liuihllnu on H,,oih i',.i,..,i
o nance nai. niBiii. (loin i llll. avenue in order that the new slrue.
Ihiliclnr to 2. , 79. ture may be completed this sum-
Mrs. Irene Wells, superintend. mcr. The excavation for the unse
en! of the Jackson ruunty poor i miml. has been cuuinieted and to.
Turin, '.i ns a business visitor here j day carpenters w ere bulldlnB forms I ' '--lor
this 11101-nliirr ' mi, I .1 1.... - ... '. ,
I ' ' .o,ei"oin 101 UIC IITSIJ
I "i's, . 1 aiiMcoyop. Homo
tiaklns. Phone (li.1J. s;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isaacs made
a business cull In ('.nulls Pass, yes
terday. Dance KutrKrounds Hat. nlKht. 7!
An InlerestiiiB trip to (he South
Hen islands Is lielnt; planned by
Mr. and Mrs. '. Minus. Piulll, who
will lcnve here June 12 for Han
Kranclscii, rroin where they will
take the steamer "Makurn" for
Miss M.UBnret Itristol and Fred
Parr of Seattle. !
The rctiular liicelliiK of Ziilelma j
ti-inple No. 13. DaiiKhlers of the
Nile, lias been postponed from Sal-
unlay, June nth, lo the latter part
of. .June. .The, dale will lie an-j
nounced later. A dispensation has
been ei-jiote,l f,,i. ., .,.!..! , '
... r, . nvum iiieeiinK
lo be called upon the return of'
Mrs. W. W. McNnlr. prcsidiiiB of-1
fleer, who Is ntlondlnK tin; supreme 1
session al lluffalo, N. Y.
, A shuii.-iKii ot apple thinners is
reported by clnis Outtlicb of thci
fron ciliiiloyinent bureau, who Is
anxious to find at least ,1u worUi-rs
at onco. AIHioubIi the work should
be finished by this time oif year,
there are several big urchards in
which work has Jusl been lilarted
.Spraylnif will bi-Kin as suou us the ,
HiinnluK Is done. . . '
l-.arl Davis, liliuouncer for. KM
KD who has so faithfully served
local rudlu fans the past five
mouths, rcslKiicd today and will
take a position with the Kakin
Motor car company. Mr. Davis.
w ho lias made nialiy fi-ieuils here. '
duiiiiB his connection with!
KM 1-20 will continue hauilliliK the!
llllke at the station until this!
Sunday.
Dick Isaacs. yuuiiK s-011 of."ToK-!
K'.-iy Hill" Isaacs, rclurnud this j
luoriiliiK li-oin the Moral! School!
at Seattle, WiushinBton. He has;
made nn enviable record In ath-1
lctics diliinK his three years tliore.
hayliiB been IiIbIi point man In I
every game when lie was a 1110111-1
her of the mldBot tenm. Ho will 1
spend tlie siinimer at the Isaac
Hummer home on Uogue river.
J.. .1. Ituchter, sales maniiBer.
and II. C. Hi ..nil, ) . aiH ertl.-liiK
mnuiiKer for Copco. i-cturned yes
terday frum a business trip to
HosebuiB and Crania Pass In con
nection wllh the "Phantom Maid"
rajiBt- canipalKii. While In Hose-
lllll-ir Ml-. Itl-llllllev ulw.lv...! ,.,..ll.,
piuturoR of thu Striiwbtirry. Curni- ! Pliying shortstop
Mil, '. .Medford Airport and. Khun- I
ath Hail celebration to sevcrnllf
clvle oi-Kanlzations includitiB the
chamber of commerce. American
and Kiwanis club.
97 M Crane
Ni:W YOltK, June .tP, After
coiislilrrli.B startiHK Hie next basu
ball season as late as May I lu
the hope of dodtinK bad weather.
National leairui; macnates In ses-
I. 4 mm
A lovely c-.illeiiion of
needlcworli creations.
. Quilted 'Pillow Patterns
I wool filled I
Dresser Scan's and Vauity
acts.
Needle Point Tapestries
Cross Stitch Huns
Lunchcun Cloths
Towels
Pillow Cases and Dud
Spreads
Uaby Sheets and Pillow
CilliCH
tnhy Dresses and Her-'
trades
II11 by Saciiucs
ilaby Quilt Hlot'liH
In fact. cvL'i-ytliiiiB in
Staniped (loods.
UloHHillii Silk and 1). M.
C. lOmhroidery Tin-ends.
A variety of lovely col
ors To chooso from.
Ilaby Layettes finislteil
and semi-finished our stie-cially.
Q
Handicraft
Shop
Phone 702
42 South Central
Across from Cratcrian
' Theatre
omen's Shoes
$2-
Shoes thiat sell elsewhere for as
high as SlO.O-beside all the
popular priced shoes all thrown
together for this sale.
Buy any pair of women's shoes
at our regular price and get the
second pair of the same kind for
52.00. .
t .
Prices from S4.98 to S7.98.
No matter which pair you buy
take the second pair for S2.00.
If you don't want two pair bring
a friend and share the cost.
Economy Groceteria
In the Economy Shoe Store
Benet'al lllluiii!r..t-
01 me Kutiinern Ori-Kon (las cum.
puny, haa been In Sale.iu this week
on business. - 1
All sprlnB hats Brcntly redueed
at Lottln Howard-.''. 7.
AlthiaiKll last nlBht anil this
mofnltiK were lie cool as t i,e
heavier l.rddnK feel, very cum.
lorinme. rnllowliiH the nmvl,,,,,,- t
or 1 yesterday, the minimum f! Tahiti. At the i:ittl of 10 days Hi
loday wUs 43. The foreeasl is for J ol"'et to arrive at one of the moat
fall- weather and ,, rising tempera- '"'"Utlful of the Islands. Hur.i
lur tonlRht and Kiiilny. ' loliBa. The most Ideal cllinntii In
Zinnia, aster, salplglnssls. Krench J world, wonderful flowers and
inaiiBiilil plants. 10c iloxun. beaches for swIminliiK. are pome
Oiilnre HI. Tfiir. f "I"- atlriiiilons held out bv
D
Vacation
Time
is sandwich time. Ask
for Fluhxcr'n Snnd
wich Lwvf. It's a win.
nor.
fur dial section of the
1 wulid.
Dr. 11. A. Chambers. 317 Med
ford Itidg,. Dr. f., ). Kiwood. 301
. K. Main St., Dr. J. D. Klekert. 222
K. Main HI., iinnouiico that their
nplb-al efflees will close Saturdays
at 1 o'clock during the Miniiiier.
7
I. M. Potter of l.os Angeles, who
t spent a year In Medford us cdltnr
and o inn- of H,r Medford Trlb.
i une, over 20 years BO, was a vls
1 Hur lu the city today, and Intends
j to inske his permanent home here.
,,-nr. rotter sold his paper hue In
. 1 :ui. anil n wft
a. .-v f.llion-s "Mall," by tleori;"
Putnam. Into the present Mall
Tribune. At Hie t. f ,,r Sll
Tialielseo fire and -arthquuke Pot
ter Kot oul four extras, and sobl
hundreds of cules (o passein..,.
on the Houthcrn Pllelfle. eager for
the lat'-st news ir Hie db ister. I Klynn. J.
You can save J2u on your cm. i Hharno. I
TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY
KOIt HA LK Stchnvay grand iluno:
sold to radio broadi-asiinK sta
llun KOOH Is to be resold: lib
eral discount. For particulars
Tito or phone Hllclinaa. liuv &
Co., KUKcne. Ore. , Phone i((2.
N3 1
HKKPONHIHLl-: party wishes tO
lease flrst-elnss builKlituw. three;
bedrnouis. Ilox II, Tribune. 7li !
FOIt HAl,i; o It Tlt.MU; Plan,,
for Kood light car. 2ly N Cen-
tral. 7
iioor. toncrcto wns also being
poured today for the foundation.
Mr. Mills will be at the Kmmn
Cline shop giving permanent
waveV from June nth to 1 th.
Fur appointment phone 131. S4
liMPonsc of lucal citizens hav
ing; been su gnat, Mrs. I.yda King,
county nurse, tuday said that
enough niagaJilncH und other litera
ture had been received and prom.
Ised fur the sick county puticnis
under the euro of the county health
unit. Two weeks ugo. through the
columns of this paper, she made 11
request for such leading matter,
and within a week had received
enough magazines ror an entire
year of rcudlng. one woniun do
nated two years of magazines, each
number having been saved.
Dressmaking and remodeling.
Kashlon Shop, 421 Medford Itldg.
tf
Clyde Hkiiardson of l'ortlund,
chlcr ,-lork of the lodge nt Crater
National park and formerly man
ager of the l.lthln hotel at Ash.
" t-u hi itiv , iM.tniM, riniUUS, oit.
vn,v .M-Mt'iuii.v nip 11 visa with local
ggosegie 1 'i
gjS. ; 1 today wm
i 11 SPECIAL AFTER ANOTHER tlNiE"
I tlB AND EVERY SHOW GETS BETTER 88 ffST1 "atin
j AND NOW- WVW
I M i You're Ming to learn what it is to be jjellow ' WfJ . Only
!U 3 coward tn ihe soul to lova and lose , inns
Bj to fight in ihe muck of despair to win back I Jf e-45
your coul. 9 l 9:15
I . Richard
8 Barthlerness
O in' . ., i
1'
1
Base Ball
Dunsmuir vs. Medford
Sunday, June 10
2:30 P.M. at
FAIE GROUNDS
Don't miss seeing Ken Robie
KOIt- SALK-lluoil New
ing machine, cheap.
Hnnie sew-3HS-.I-S.
7'J I
KOIt HKNT til furnished j.
house, hniulie next duur.
S, Ivy.
'Ulllll '
. 134 1
KOIt HA LK J'eas: come and pick
them yourself. Sr. a pound., ut
K. S. Carpenter's ranch. Phone
I'lil-W. -
KOI! HUNT s-room coiiiikc and
garage, close In: reasonable
rent. Inquli-e 21) So. Fir. S3
for I -
and Ashland friends, prior to lev
Ing shortly for the lodge up at the
uiko. to prepare things there
".e union in uie nrsi lodge crew
onsolldateil with i of employes wilful) will go up from
.Mcitroril on June 21'nd or l!8rd.
Illg dance Hat. night. Cold lllll.
Dancing ii to -. ;ji
tlucsts frum Pot-Hand registered
at Mcittui.l hotels Ineludil Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Crosby. Ii. V. Wright.
II. ft. l!..Ji!Mv. M. mills, i' li
:ind Arthur Prag. c. L.
11. (lanictt. II. K. HccU.
St.
Phone 7.1 1-X.
Ox Clark
8S
FOIt HKNT --
house. Phone
l-ruom furnished
M9-Y. 7;i
FMH HA LK OH HKNT House be
in ecu High and Jscksoii school,
Si.ilfh-.. r. Kltlott 71
t ly out. . uoerwoon "nipiinv. 7x . s. Hollo, ti. 11. HuiMcr K K
Visitors hire from Dull,,. Tcx. Orehler. .1. K. I'.ariu-s. K V Me-
nre Mr. and Mrs. Hal Kick, who Knight. II. A. Cook. K. I!, I!n.
are the guesls of Mr. and Mr,, f. Islger, W. II. Osborne. A. II. Ilutlne
C. Murray and Mr. und Mrs. Fred I Mrs. tl. A. II. M,ig,.y. Ml-,. Jos
Greene.; They expect to ho Paulson, J. T. McNultv, Karl Hod-
here several wrekn. fern. Mrs. K. O. Lewli, Mm. ben-
HtnreMie spare for rent. Drive drur, J. w. ami l.vnn Kcoteston.
In with car, or truck. Call HatnlJ. K. Itiwemnud, K. II. llildehrnnd
Jennings, phone ;?s. H:. .'Obee and K. J. Wood.
Notice
To Painters
See H. 0. Frohbach, Secre
tory of the Jackson Coun
ty Fair Board, regarding
painting of fair grounds
buildings. '
Some
Seasonable
Specials
Miller
Swimming Caps
15 Per Ct. Discount
Viso;
rs-
Visors-
-50c Values
39c
-30c Values
19c
Auto Glasses
15 Per Ct. Discount
Krasny Bath
Powder
(Special Introductory Price)
39c
Medford
Pharmacy
Tlio Reliable Store
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