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MEDFORP AIWTL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREOOX, MONDAY; .TTTXE 11, 1028.
iocal and
Personal
i ix-auM' f tlw h'-avy rain ihe J
iaily mmiher f " ,n'' ;"t,
cur registering here yesterday fell '
off consideruhly from tin' ; iti i -
tioiiM of Ihe punt week, an only 'J3
sueh cars registered yenterday. Hut
this wan more than made up hy ,
todayV rt'wiiratlonf, as hy 11 a. hi.
CO out of the Ktale en i-M had reg
istered, and they were Ktill eum-
Iiik. .
Need n HpareT We huvo some'
KOtid buyn in UKcd tlre and tubes,
.lennlnk'H Tire Co., 121 is.
Hlver-
side. - ralifornias rejilsteietl at local , day.
Uoxie Itordnn ( Aleilfonl if ht.iels liUlmle !!, ('. t ry.stal and j Forum luncheon postponed. The
unions the nit'iuhei-H of the yrndu- , Air. and Mm. .1. A. Mot rin of (. , u ,n t( (. r tt Commerce forum
iitinn elattM of Albany college, Al- ! .1 .erkeley.i Mi-, antl Alrn. .1. II. niecllnK will be held at G:'Ht i. m.
baity. re.. the commencement of Toiiiik and Air. antl Airs. I). ISren-1 TueKday and not at noon au at
which will be held Tuesday even-i lunery or Iteddlni:, Mary O. IMkc- . flrHt ,,unni l.
iriK. jlnw ,,r Kawyer Hv. i:ii.alei)i WlnK j MrH w. J. .Mulvaney of iiillii.
Merchant, do you need utoraue j of, Klna. My. ami ,Mrn. U. MmrMj Mnnt., ix In the city for a few days
space? Have drive-in Kpace fori of Iunsmulr, A. (1. Ay era of viMtiifiK with the family of J. H.
rent. One block from Main. Call bna. .1. M, Meeker of i Yencent itujnttin, former ae(uaintanccn.
Sum Jennink'H, phono 23. 2 , c'Uy. Air. and Mrs. F. it. Halt of MrHt AUV1,ney Ik en route to Pulo
L. J. AdaniM will hpend $4. San JJleit". Mr. uud Mr. F. .S!AU) lallf., to see her mm who i
for the cnnKtruction of an apart-! HedKe of Alameda. t'harh'H Vtii; utnMidini,- school there,
ment dwelling; at 335 North Holly mf Alaywotid. I.es lienuletb and Mr. j A ,n;in jUt;f ib-i-nse wa lnnuetl at
Mtreet. accortliiik' toil city buibliiiK "' A'r. Havid Stevens of South j l)u. t.uuniy del k office today to
permit issued today. ' I'asailcna, Air. and Airs, tleorue
Von can save S'-'O on your ro- ilf man, , .1. Hoai dmau. Mr. and
eery bill. 1'nderwooil C impany. Mtm. 1.. S. gub k. C K. Itryan and
a:, family ami K. Al. HoreiiHon of (lak
fluests from a distance reuisier- lantl, Mr. ami AIih. I. A. Clb kman
ed at Hertford IioIcIk include Miss and Mrs. Al. P. Hoyt of Lt.s An-
Victoria Wjirner of Alansflebl, (.. ji'leH, Mr. and Mm, I,. M, lioj;nn.
Mr. ami Airs. A. Kills nt Hi. I.ogls, 1 (JeoiKe llaltle. Mr. and Airs. T. l.
AIo., A. ScbtH'nfeld of Louisville, ! Whldt and Freil ()rick.stn of San
Ky., ChaH. (iolllleb of t 'Inclnnall. I Francisco.
ft.. Air. antl Airs. K. 1.. .lackett of, MoreKae sae ror rent. Irfvo (Minty: Victor Frederick Plrdstye
Creat Falls. Altuii.. Mrs. P. P.ju n-j In with car or truck. Call Sam l)f (!oj j un, (n y huHlwmli y : Her
well of Hetroil, Allch., C. (i. Hone- ; JenninfcB. phone 223. 82 M,rt j.(u k jiarrlK t-f Central Point,
hue of Lowell, AlasH . Mr. and .Mrs. i Firo t hief antl Aim. Hoy Kltlott J chemical enulnccrinic; St. Cl-ilr
Frank CtmltH of Hoboken. -V. J., ; returned to their home hVre last - pattefHon antl Kmlly Pratt of Ash-
Air. and Aim. tieortiC W. Hialeler evening from .Marshfleld. wbei e ,liui , H, hool of commerce; Kthvard
of Pearl Itivcr. X. .1.. and Amy H. j
Post of 1 En t n via, X. V.
.CraiiKe dance, Lake Creek, Hat-;
urday niht. Kverybody wlmme. j niade the trip by motor antl ie-
, i KTi porte1 the I'oudH and wealber to
The ALedfiU-d VS)Un hniin will, he ideal, with the exception of
hold Its annual observance of Flaa yesterday when It mined In the
day on Sunday, July 17th, In the sea coast city,
city park, lit 'J:3U o'clock In the A special type of tree props at
afternoon. The aridrewi on that Uf Pines Lbr. Co. 7lf
occasion will tie made by Frank! W. W. Helcher, recently appoint
T. Wrluhtmun of Halem, a promt- j etl scout executive for the local
nent Klk of that city, paHt deputy
exalted Knind ruler of the KIkH
order for OreKon south, and past
exalted ruler of tint Salem lodm.
Xfnnlu, aster, HalplKhiHHiq, French
marlKold plantH, 10a dozen. 45
Quince St. 76tf
Vestertlay was the hiKRest day
this summer at Hie Merrick auto
camp, 7a cam beliiK accommodated
with all the cabins filled. Most
of the tourist h were from Cali
fornia and Oregon.
Piano for sale, STid. Phone 1 1 s I
evenhiK.
Anions the vlHltoi-H In Medford
yesterday from Ash la ml was Miss
Kllu Illnton, who Is Inchnlerl in
the lurgn firaduatliu; class of the
Southern' tiieKon Normal sclnxil.
Misa Hlnton, following Kniduatjon
ceremonicH tomorrow will leave
Thursday morning for her home
In i lamiltnn, Ore.
!LoveJoy hydraulic nhock Absorb
ers set of four. Will sure
...maUo, your car rldo sinouLJi., Jin :I
ever. J Jwood a A ulo Shop. Ho.
Central. 82
A divorce decree, which "was
irunled In circuit court to F. V.
Harrette from Zelmu Jlarrnlte, was
tin file tmlay al Hie county clerk's
office,
Wall cases and show cases for
lull, very cheap. Iteddy & Co. fil
Following the heavy rain of yes
terday antl the cloudiness of to
day, cloudiness is alsti forecast
for tonight and tomorrow, along
with normal tmeperitture and hu
midity. Mr. Mills will be nt (he Km ma
CM no Shop giving permanent
waves from June 11th to 1 tit h.
For appointment phone 454. K4
"Had n wonderfully enjoyable
trip, barring six flat tires en route,
ant arrived here at 4:30 p. m.."
was the gist of n telegram from
Airs. Lewis JennlngM. idling of the
arrival In Clinton, la., yesterday of
Air. nnd Mrs. Jennings. Miss Jo
sephine Koppes and Mis Claire
Coleman, who loft this city for the
east early Sunday morning. June
.'tril. Miss Koppes left l he re
mainder of the parly at Clinton last
night or Ihis morning to go by train
for .Mansfield, Ohio, to visit rela
tives there, while the oihei'H will
visit at Clinton and make side
trips, until next Saturday the quar
tet gets together again In Chicago
and starts on the return trip home.
We have something choice In
tree props. Do not fail to see them.
ivig l'ine l.ltr. Co. 7Xtf
Mrs. C. c. VanScnyne. Home :
hakim. Phone UiHI-.L
r
There's a lot of
Satisfaction
in doing things well.
We know that this
spirit permeates our en
tire establishment and
believe it one of the
chief reasons for the ac
knowledged superiority
of Fluhrer's Breads.
The Ihiriy-ninth unnuul ufnulun
of ihe maud clia liter, Ord'i of (lie a rilxtiint-e who reentered at the
Kustein Star of OicKon. will con- ttiejil tunnel) of the out of Mate
v-ih In .Masonic it in lu Tort -1 rt-trim ration hurt-mj tot lay art lr
l.mtl. Tuesday, WVfliu'Klay undj win lijirnwll of Ueiroit, .Mich, A.
ThoiMlay. Sim. A:tifciir't Hur iH H j Klli of Hi. Lutiin, .Mo., an;! 'A'. It.
of finintH I'mh In worthy crand I .ft I if Vniieiuvfr, I!. '.
million, und II. Wityne StanaiU of
JirnwiiHVlIU' it worthy grand iat-1
inn.
v have Hitinethinj: c-hulee In
trco jirojist. lh not fail to we them.
IUk Vim l.Uv. t'o. Tfclf i
Amonu tht 7K graduate iwlv -
ing degrees at the Willamette unl-
vtMwHy tMrninn-neement exeivlKe at j
Salmi today l Kai l i'eniherion of I
1 Ashland. ' !
I'sed piano for Halt' at n xaerl-'
fce,.; Kuhy terms.
1'hoiitt yU-l-X. 1
,. 7Jlf
the former attended the annual ;
convention last week of the Oregon
Fire Chiefs' aoeliilion. They
area, returned from Medford yes-
erday, brluioK with him bis fam
ily, who will make their home here.
The Dalles Chronicle.
Airs. C. C VanSeoyoc. Home
i It I n. Phono i a - J. 82
The condition of Cllbert Duncan,
6)1 years of a;e, who was picked up
on Klgblh Hticct Saturday night In
an unconscious condition as a re
sult of a heart attack, was report
ed to be better today at the Keereil
Heart hospital. Duncan, who is a
traveler, claims he fx an army ma
jor and a former army aviator.
Kat barbecue sandwiches, nnd
llvn forever., Mae's liarhocue, 1
mile purth or Medford on hlwl"
way. x2
There are on l he average 00
C h r I h t 1 a n inlniste r graduated
from thu Christian Church college
In KuHcne, accordliiK to I). It.
Parks, who is in Medford for a
short time vitdtinu William Clem
eimon, manager tif the Hotel Jack-
H.on-, ,,,ln. ''""'Mlt'i .,y!lfte .K' Jdnni
nenrti tjr in this section, has a tiood
cnrnllnient and includes students
from all Ncellons of the northwest.
Mr. Pai'liH reported that Kuaene is
(fiijoyiiiK a eonl InuoiiN steady
growth, e m e o u r a k e d arey
t h ni it n h railroad tleviopment
work. .
Orange dance, Ijike Creek, Sat
unlay nij;ht. I IveiTbtidy webome.
i N.1
Included amotitf the OreKonlaiis
I'euistered at Medford hotels, other
than those from Portland, are C.
A. Hartley and Jack Hartley of
Oregon CHy, Mrs. (i. M. Shelley of
.Myrtle Point. C C. C.etty of Ku
ene, Mrs. T. It. KIuk. K. J. Heel
leis, Doris Itiches, Mary Myers ami
Orcena Dawson of Salem. (I. C.
Chapman of Carlbaldl.
Sleinway urn ml piano hold to
radio broadcastUiK station KOOS
Is to be resold; liberal discount.
For particulars write or phone
Sherman. Clay & Co., KuKene, Ore.
Phone m;:!. si
Anions Crescenl city visltoi-H
from Aledford this week -end were
Clarence Kads, Mr. nnd .Mrs. Lar
kin lieynobls. Dr. U. J. Conroy
and famhy. In spite of the rain
there wa Utile fo at the beach,
antl the roads were, in excellent
condition.
Dressmaking and remodellnn.
Fashion Shop, 41'4 Medford Hblw.
if
Mrs. Chester Kubli h; lu the Pa-
cific Christian hospital al Kuuene,
havinu been olierated on. She is!
reported culim oIoiik very nlcelyl
at present. Kugene Iteglster. Mrs. Slim ami straight are the Comets.
KuMi is a former resident of the! but the, gold fanlalls at'e the pret
Applegate district. tiest of the lot. Another type Is
Captain Noville ami Lieutenant j black ami orange, officially known
Pachln will be Ihe speaker al ihe! aft Shuhunkin Calico. They were
Chamber of Commerce forum
Tuesday evening al !:3n al Hotel
Medford.
Medford tenehers of the piano
will be interested In the coming
of John Thompson to PottluniC missloner. have accepted ami qual
July :t tn 14, li'L's. Mr. Thompson, ' Ifb'tl for the November election,
composer, pianist and well kuownj Mr. Ashpnle has a month yet in
teacher of piano, will conduct j w hich to qualify.
lasses In Portland al the Studio
building. 37 Taylor street.
An Schocnt, Junior at the Cnl
Vet Uy of ireyon, arrived here
yestetduy to rpi nd the summer
uiontlM. He will ygaln be on th
leportoiial stafl of the Dally Newn. Mel. C F. Carter. Dorothy Porter,
J. W Snider, with liis wife and Charles A. Porter, lieorue Heah
Iwo children, returned th ernd ofiing It. T. Hamilton. J. Al. Miwkc
lust week from a week's vacation
trip which took thcni to Crescent
''Ily and down the coast to Han
done. They Vlsiled friend at
Ibiteburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lounsbuiy
of naUnnd. Cnlif., stopped here
Sunday fur a short visit with Mis.
I.ounsbury's cousin. K, n, Cos.
whom she had not seen for II
years, They lu.d spent some time
in Portland, Seaiiir and Tacoma
with other relatives. j
Mrs. Frank Isaac, who i nt- 1
j tending the Kasterii star conven- "f tn' lreshyiennn i hun h started
j Hon al. Porllaad as u delegate 'his tnurnliK with an enthusiastic
! fiom Afedfonl. w ill h ave Sat ur-1 otm ,,f lilln present. The prt
! day. June Hi. with her husband j '""'"' department wa organized
.antl Air. nnd Mrs. C. M. Culy on ajwl,h Ksthrr McColloin nmi
j vacation trip to Sacramento, Calif i Ituth Clement ni tc.u her. Thi
They w ill dilve Ihiough ihe lied-' Junior department, wlih Mary
I woodr ' AlarUm Sweeney und Kt-otlcrtcfca
'Ammn the motor tourist from
j Kinplnye of ihe Uiirell Parti
Ktu-i wen i-nt -i t aim l during the
'week end a tlhe r.etirge lirtrmnn
sum mi r home on leleun hay.
TImim in the parly were 11. K. I.lt-
irrll, V. A. JJltiell. K. M. Moty.
' - u- i'uron, Frank Muitln and
Hurry VanDyke. ' Kew fhdi were
ill,Km ''' " ruin
hwiw whic; fell Sunday.
' Dr. 1 1. II. l".tkel antl wife. Mr.
and Mr. C. A. Knight and Mim,
Kttii Vuwte' innion-d to Hog lie
Klk result Sunduy to upend Ihe
Utdiert .la men Wilhitc, 21. of Ash
bind antl Pauline Putter, 17. of
ibis city. Wilblte Is a mechanic
and Allss Itutter Is au offit-e em
ploye al the local farm bureau ex
ebaime. Included anions the u'l I mem
hoi of the I'.OK Ki'atluatlnK class
tif the UrcKon Am Icilltural college
al't' the following from Jackson
Klein of Medford, eloctrit al m-
Kineeriha: ( 'harles itUKseli i.eevcr
of Medftird, mechanical enMineei--I
UK ; Moutery Ltipan Hoist of Hams
Valley, school of forestry; Mildred
Anne Nye and Lillian Helmer tif
Talent and Margaret K. AleCoy tif
AHbland, cliool of home ernnoui
ics; (iebje Asliton Foerst of Ai
pl''ale, school of vocational edu
cation. Miss Nye of Ashland was
included amoiiK those pratluailni;
with honors, she havlnj." an aver
age ni uile of f I in the school of
Iiome economlcH for the four-year
course.
Al r. a nd M rs. .1 ess Hu f f eeool of
San Francisco spent the weelj end
wilh Mr. ami Mrs. Lew Iteynobls
of the Hotel Holland. Mrs. Suffe
cool is a sister of Mrs. Iti-yiudds.
MikN Clara Hreen. 'Mi.-nt of
the Cnlversily of Oregon at Kn
Keili, has returned to Medford to
spend the summer vacation with
her parents. Dr. ami Mis. Jt. K.
tireeu, tin Park avenue.
t lut-sis from Portland reKlstered
at Mt-dford hotels inclutle Mr. uud
Mrs. Hoy Sheen, M. K. Ketone, Del
l:t Loseth. I. I'. U'liodwiuil, John
Hyrnes, John K. Wallaek. A. A.
Hale, Win. AL Coplan, K. C. Hall.
Air. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson. i;i
mer K. Miller. Harry Kallandcr,
.Mr. au ilAlrs. J. K. Fenlon, F. D.
WarlnK. -1. V.- Schrelner. H. A.
Menkes, Harry Cart' r. Mr. and
.Mrs; A. It. Carter, It. J. Iloyle nnd
C. I). Cook.
Due In the fact that half-year
auto licenses will be Issued at the
sheriff's office in less I ha n two
weeks, bel lining June 'J'A. the is
suau.ee of temporary auto licenses
at (hat office has taken a decided
slump with only two issued there
this forenoon. They were Ismh d
to Itculnahl Parsons ami Waller
Scholer. both of Aledford. When
the Italf-yeai- license period opens,
as In other years, the sheriffs of
fice will be subjected to a heavy
rush for several days, wilh applf
cants siamlini; in Hue to fill out
applications.
Wesley K. Hoytotl antl wife tif
CrantH Pass were dinner quests at
t he home of M r. and M rs. A . F.
Stcnnett Sunday.
(ietii'Ke Itritt. who h: .tn.sot lated
with I he Lon "ell Lumber com
pany at Weed. Calif., vlsiled Sun
day with his family who reside In
this city.
Chns. W. Phelps of Weed. Calif
spent Saturday eveninu ami Sun
luy visiihiK al (he home of A. F.
Stcnnett.
Coltish. I f.o of them, ranfiinu in
Hhupe ' and color from a graceful
Comet type to the uly Calico
Teb'cope with bui4liii; eyes and
horny skin, are the center of at
lent Ion at the Monarch Feed ami
Seed company store, where they
were placed today In an aquarium
with iwo small Knyptlnn turtles.
A 11 of the fish are tiny ami at the
rate thev eat thev will be a hint:
lime rowint- another Inch of tail.
shipped here from San Francisco.
All the candidates successful at
the May, primary, with the excep
tion of C. W. (Wig l Ashpnle. dem
oerniie selection for county com-
Among the hotel guests In Med-
: ford from the state of Washington
are Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Wilmot
I of Tacoma, Mr. at(d Mrn. Frvd
I White of Seattle. Airs. Kmma Kin
ton of Ccutralla and W. L. Por-
M.
L. Warnoi'k, J. F. Connolly antl
J. Yates of Seattle.
o
',np Hutly Vacailon Hible ttchonl
iBrominer a tear-her . tinil the in
; termed iutt defmri mem witlii Jtev.
K. P. Ijiwrem-e un teneher. j
Other pupil wlt-hlng tt attend
'tht Ki-hool may start Tuesday or
j Wednesday inurnlng. The mioneri
i the better. The m hool opens at
Mi a. in., and eloen hy lf:3U a. m.i
I with a half hour inle rmixtdon fo
j play.
1'iipiU who tlo not attend any
other whool me Invited.
A freakish rain storm, bringing ;
, with It a drop In temperature at
the wimp lime to a maximum of.
I Tiii, which caused the people to 1
I build fires in their hornet to keep
comfortable, caused a downpour lu ',
Aledford. which neared record
breaking1 proportions for a 24 hour
j period in June antl prevented most :
'all outings yesterday.
In all .7!' of au inch of rain fell
: in Aledford. making it the heaviest
rainfall during a 1'4 hour period In
'June since June liTlh. HU 3, when
. 1.12 .nclies of rain fell. The next
heaviest June downpour In the bis-
lory of i he Med hu d weather bu
reau for a 24 hour period, was on
June iMt, IUI1', when .I8 Inches
' fell.
I Yesterday's rain, which was a
little above the normal total for
jthe month of June, and which was
the heiT.vieMi rainfall here since
I .March L'fith last, started In at t:.ru
! a. m. and continued until 4:65 p.
1 m., when It stopped until G: 1 u
I p. m., after which it rained lightly
for a time. .Most of the rain came
.down heavily and steadily all fore
noon.
The rain came without previous
warning, as the weather maps did
mil show It was coming, and the
downfall here seemed' to be the
heaviest in the stale. Marsh field
hud only .3s; Itoseburg, 14: Port
land, .Ml; North Head, a truce, nnd
linker city. .02. Walla Walla.
Wash., had .04 und Kureka, Calif.,
.lit;.
Yesterday'H rain here .did no
damage as near as could he
j learned up to early this afternoon.
ie ii mi mi one nay neing ottwn in
the valley, but otherwise was re
garded as beneficial to fruit and
other crops, without Irrigation,
aiding in sizing: up the uuirrlgated
pears antl apples, and proved a
veritable boon to berrleH antl gar
den crops. As near as could be
learned Hu cherries were no!
damaged, as It Is said the peak of
the crop Is not due yet for a week.
FIRE CONVENTION
Fire Chief ami Mrs. Hoy Kill. at
returned last evening from Marsh
licld, where chief Klliott attended
the annual convention of the Ore-
I Hon Fire Chiefs association, which
he reported to be one of the most
successful helil In several years.
The next convention will be held
in Tillamook and lie indicated that
Aledford might be chosen wit bin
the tjext Iwo years.
Cpon bis arrival lu Alarshfiebt.
the Southwestern Oregon .Ww:V- of
that city had the following lo u.iy
of the local chief: 'The (Jentle
iniiii Jack' of Ihe fire chiefs is liny
Klliott. who comes from that de
lightful little city of Medford.
where almond blossoms greet you
in the spring and flowers bloom
the year around. Chief Klliott,
accompanied by Mi's. Klliott. is
registered at the ( 'handler during
Ihe convention.'
MEN'S GOSPEL TEAM
MEETING IS HELD
The M e d f o r d Puslness Mian's
Cnspel 1eaiu meeting held at Wil
liams creek yesterday was well at
tended in spite of the rain. It was
reported a ureal spiritual meeting.
the speakers keeping their atlul-
ence In a high stale of interest.
"Seed. Sin and Salvation" and
"Mrotherly Love" were Ihe s'-rmon
topies, The next regular meeting
will be held next Sunday afternoon
at the Christian church of phoenix
at 3 o'clock . The speakers for
this meeting will be Alva Farrabee
and 11. .1. Fleischer.
WHITLATCH Maude L. Whit
latch, wife of Jacob P. Whitlatch
passed away at the Community
hcspiial In this oily Sunday even
ing at the age of 4.1 years. Mrs.
Whitlatch was born at Corvallls,
Ore., August Hi. 1SS4. In 1IMI4 she
was united In marriage to Jacob L.
Whitlatch at Albany. Ore., and the
family made their home at Halsey,
Ore., for a number of years. Be
sides her husband. Mrs. Whitlatch
Is survived by two sons and one
daughter: Milo A hlttatch of Fort
Klamath: Mrs. Velina Jennings of
Aledford. nnd Floyd of Medlord.
Funeral services w 111 be con
ducted from the Conger funeral
pnitoiM Wednesday. June tilth at
li. m. Uev. C. K. Mell of ihe
'Christian church will have charge
'of services at the chapel and the
Neighbors of Woodcraft of which
Mrs. Whlllatch wan it member will
have charge at the grave in Med
ford cemetery.
Staled Assembly
Table Hock Council
No. IS. June 12th.
7:3n p. nt. Work In
11. & S. Al. degrees.
K. K. NICHOLS,
HecotdtT.
I zr I
j Obituary
SEASON EXPECTED'IS PRESIDENT OF
AT C. LAKE LODGE:
That Crater Xntinnul park will
have a record breaking attendance
this comiii'4 seuHon, us already
there arc three tiiiies us many res
ervations for accommodations at
the lodge from eastoin people as
for last year, and that the lode
will be open and reutly to entertnin
till visitor) tu (he lake on and
alter June Tl, with a lull comple
ment of employes, watt the uewu
given out tl.ia noon hy H. W. Price,
vice-president and general man
ager of the Crater .National Park
company, which holds the lodi;er
stage and other park conceBKions,
who arrived In the city last even
ing from Portland lo make his
headquarters here and to make
trips to the lake and Klamath Falls
until the Outer Lake season
opens.
However, this dues not mean that
the stages will be lu operntion be
fore July 1, but all motor visitors
comins between June Tl and July
1 will find accommodations ready.
Tl.e Crater National Park com
pany will maimaiu oft ices during
the season both at Aledford und
Klumath Falls. Only two Biases
will he operated between Medford
and the lodge, us there are no
afternoon trains arriving here as
heretofore, this season, and four
stages will be operated between
Klamath Fulls and thu lake, while
two stages will he maintained at
Ihe lake to till tn us needed on
either route, (leorge Roberts and
his brother. Earl Roberts, will op
erate the stages between hero and
the lake, and the former with n
mechanic left this iiiurnluK for
Prospect, where the Hinges have
been kept In winter storage, to
place them In firm class condition
for the season's running;
Clyde liiehardson, chief clerk of
the lodge lust year, and Mr. Priee
with six of the 1ml Ke employes will
leave here next Wednesday morn
iiiK for the lodKe. to betfin the pre
liminary work of KettiiiK things in
readiness there for the season's
opening. Next Sunday or Monday
additional lodgo employes t;o up to
the paik to augment ihe first crew
of employes, and on the morning
of June 22 the remainder ot the
crew will bo to Cm l or lake to re
main for the season.
In the meantime loads of sup
plies will he hauled to ihe lodge,
so that everything will be In readi
ness for the entertainment of all
coiners on June 22 ami thereafter.
On the afternoon of Juno 25 the
members of the California Press
asHiiciaiion will arrive ut the lodge
for their four-days' convention, im
mediately after which the Oregon
Kditorial association will arrive for
their annunl meeting;.
There seems to bo no doubt but
the roads all the way to the
lodge will be e;eared of snow by
June 22 in fact, Ike. Davidson, su
pervisor of road eleurtny: work in
Crater National park, who arrived
in the city last niglit and departed
lor tlie lake m;aiii this forenoon,
said that be planned to have the
road between Anna Springs camp,
which has been cleared of snow
now as fur as government ramp,
opened nnd in good condition by
June IS.
It seems that he. as well as the
officials of Crater Lake National
park and of the Craicr National
Park company, deem the eight
inches of snow that fell there yes
terday as of no consequence, think
ing that it will melt away quickly
and takt some of the old snow with
it. Mr. Davidson said, in fact, that
late yesterday the new snow was
al uad y melting and that there had
been .no freeze at the national park
last uight or the night before.
II. W. Price, who is very enthu
siastic about Ihe bright prospects
now for a record breaking atiend
ance at Crater Lake park, said to
day that as soon as the weather
permits his company would be iin
the construction of the cafeteria
and cabins near the camp grounds.
These buildings will not be com
pleted in time for use this season,
but will be in readiness for next
year.
Wedding Bells
I n a beautiful ceremony at the
Parish parlors of the Catholic
church yesterday at 4 o'clock.
Miss Kdna Mae Silllman of thH
city became the bride of How n
Call. Both young people attended
high school here and Mr. ( !all is
iow employed by the LMHh Cen
tury store on Central avenue. A
group of eiuht intimate friends
and relatives were present at th
church and later attended a wvtl-dim,-
dinner served at the A. 1
Call home.
Scott Mi Rile.
Stated meeting Siskiyou '
LoiIkc of Perfection. 7:30 j
p. ni.. June 11th, four-!
teenth decree.
I.. K. WILLIAMS. Secy. ,
fihcvp Owners j
Attention! 1
We are In position to pay you ;
more" than anybody for wool-mohair.
See tt before you pell.
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NORMAL
SOl'THKRN OKiiCOV NORMA!
June 11. Counts of balloting for
student body elmnhm were com
plete Thursday aHernoon before 5
o'clock, with a total of imh votes
cast. Fnusuul interest in the elec
tion was displayed as proved hy
the large per cent of students who
voted.
For president of tiie student body
Harry May scored an easy victory
over bis opponents. May is a resi
dent of Ashland and is finishing
his first year at the Normal.
Roland Parks was elected vice
president of the student body by a
close margin. Parks Is also a lot-1
man. Wilma Howard of Milton,
Oregon, was the student body's
choice for secretary. Carter Hoggs
of Aledford receive the vote for
student body treasurer.
Vernon Trimble, nf Grants Pass,
defeated Mury (Juicy for editor in
chief of the Siskiyou in one of
the most closely contested smi
gles of the entire e left Ion. Ken
neth Anderson, one of Aled lord's
representatives at the Normal suc
ceeded in defeating Dick Mai pie o!"
Portland for the position of busi
ness manager of the school publi
cation. It is singularly interesting, to not
lee that although women as well
as men were nominated lor prac
tically all offices only one woman
was elected to an office.
All officers elected Thursday will
take office at the beginning of the
10S-20 school year and serve for
one yeur.
Melviu Kathan. who won the
school championship - tn tennis
Thursday afternoon by defeating
Don. Smith, was awarded a watch
fob hy lit W. M-Xeal, coach. In
behalf of' the students In recogni
tion of his excellence In tenuis.
The numes of the women who
will receive nwnrds in hiking were
read ut Friday's assembly. The
members nf Hie I liking club In or
der to receive u letter are required
to hike thirty-live miles the fall
quarter, forty miles during: the wtu
ter quarter and fifty miles during
the spring quarter. They are re
quired to make three over-niffht
hikes, hike to Hlair Ciunite quarry.
Lamb's initio nnd Pmnpadore. The
women must bo able to build their
own camp fire, roll their own blank
ets. All meetings must be attend
ed. Thu following women arned
letters in hiking: Lota Jarrett, Lot
ie Franklin, Ha ma Youn-uuaye",
Krma Miller, Mutile Lichtenherger.
Florence Lichtenherger, Nina Wil
liams. Minnie Alberts, l-ueile Wil
son. Alice Terwilliger. Lydia Smith.
Hn Oosnell, Fvelyn Hamilton. Heth
Rowerman. Ada Marks, Flerniee
arssiiiiraii;
Your Old Favorites
Frank's Comedians
FORMERLY
Frank 6 King
IN
The Big Tent
LOCATION
FOURTH AND FIR STREETS
Two Eig Weeks
OPENING
Wed. June 13
VAUDEVILLE, ORCHESTRA,
Wednesday-Thursday
The Riot of Comedy
"Almost a Bride"
Sunday and Monday
"WHY WIVES MARRY"
Prices
Adults 50c. Children 25c
HPi!ip;i;i'iiigii!ag:g
HEAR
An Enjoyahle
Musical Program
at the
Cooking School
(First Presbyterian Church)
Four Days
June 12-13-14-15
Music from Victor's Large
Record Library using Model
12-13
Orthophonic
Electrola
e
PALMER MUSIC HOUSE
"We Sell Happiness"
t Bnrgoyne. Cora OlttlnKS, Marlon
! Oiuings, Cecil KMield, Vesta
; Hlaku, Dorulhy Blake., .Margaret
Launspach. Laura Y ork. Lillian Van
Naita. Virginia Mhler. I.nella Wood
ruff, May Youn-'.;nia r and Muriel
McCuu-henn.
! Those women making the highest
.mileage for the year were: Lillian
I Van Natta. 2HI : Aluriel .McCutch
con. L'Tii; Hehna Youo"mayr. J-ti;
May Younginayr, 2H:'Mattie Litch
enbergei. -la; Dorothy Hates, 22
I miles.
j "The lit at." which was presented
Fiitlay evening. June S, by the Al
pha Tatiri dramatic club of the
Southern Oregon Normal was a
clever ll:ree-act comedy which
.brought many laughs from the ap
preciative audience. This was the
. second annual commencement play
: to be presented hy the students
'of the re-organized normal.
; The cat of characters in order
1 cf th.!!- appearance was: Mrs. Kor-
ester, Elizabeth Morse; Angella
jSmythe. a debutante, Lucille Cal
' kins; Jane Depew. a debutante.
; Helen Lyons; Mrs. Ware, rlorence
j Stewart; Hot Ware, her small
i dauglwer, Marie Davies; Timson.
the butler. Rilev Pitteuger; Bishop
; Ware. William Tucker: Macmiliian
1 Forrester, an author, John Church
jinan; Steve Forrester, his brother,
j U'lrry May; The Brat, Kleunor
i Brown : Margot, the housekeeper,
, Kayo Arthur.
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You hear a.nd see the news in this great all- afc
Mm Vitaphonc and Movietone Show. 3
! I SYD CHAPLIN 1
with II
li FORTUNE I
HUNTER" II
TW0 GREAT VITAPHONE ACTS gSj
Wife Featuring llfi
pgi EDDIE PEADODY 'I Admission Sll
in Mats. 10 and 35 Mft
Sftrag "BANJOMANIA" j Eves 10 and 50
m in
P$m. i i I
R&r 5 BIG ACTS 5 jSiii, 9
.S. I VAUDEVILLE j 1
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and it ought to be plain to everybody that now is the
, time to build. Plenty of material on hand; plenty of
j men to do the work; plenty of demand for houses;
; banks will listen to reason; prices down where a dollar
can whisper in their car and the welcome sign on our
front door. Come in or call up.
Woods Lumber Co.
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