Medford mail tribune., June 13, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

AIWJFOKU'AIAIL'THIBLAK, .MLIUKIJ, OIMJUJ.V, UKIJ.U,MU1, Jl.VK l.i. lh.
Iocal and
j Personal
u'liiln nn nail u linn VN hCCIl 10
reived as to the Mart lima of their I nim immeuiaiciy 10 inn ..-
:n rival homo. Or. Frederick fl.jnltal. Duncan claim his home to
Thayer, "who 'recently completed he In Washington. U. V.
special course in eye, ear, note I Would you llkn to take advnn
and throat at Tulane university, taK of a credit of (14!. SO on a
Louisiana, and nine then has been j l.affartiue piano sold about a year
supplemcnttnij thnl course in im-j
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expected any time now. j
AinonK recent incorpora. on.
filed with the aecretnry of atut.
t Malcm wn that of itoeenperM.
Inc.. of Medford, tanital ""
ilaviu 11. 4iomnui.,
lioseabcrK n1"1 Maruaret .Morrison, I
incorporators.
luteroatlne news to Medford
nntiers Is that the first slcelheads
of the summer run have reached
('.rants Pass on their way . to the
uuuer river. Oranta Pass sports
men state that the fish are orrlv-
lmr earlier than usual, lnillcatlnu
earlier fly flshlnu for them on ihepiu., unnday. where they will he
Itcic.ue in is summci.
Dance,
niitht.
W. O. W. hall Thursday
s4
Guests from a distance registered
at Medford hotels Include W. T.
Miller of Wnshlnitlon, D. C, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Jlced of Pills,
buik'h. Pa., John J. Mooncy of Chl
caao, Mr. and Mrs. lien II. Mack
Ins of Idaho Kails, Ida.. Mrs. II.
K. Wright of New York City and
c. Anderson of Vancouver, II. C.
Mnrrlniie licenses were Issued to
lay und yesterday to Prnuklln K.
Stafford, leaal, and Clara HayeiiK.t.
legal, both of cfilco, Calif.; (!(-orKe
Frohrelch. 22, of Medford. nncj
lieatiice Ktnlih, 51. of Isohel, S. D.J
W. .1. Deason, 00, und Lucille Dew
ey. 30. hplh of Homes I)ar, Calif.
James E. Kdmlston, In the fruit
Industry at Medford. and who de
clares the Hocue Hlver va)lcy la n
preat country. Is registered at the
Multnomah with Nra. Udinlsipn.
Tbo Orogonlnn.
Kuperintnndent C. Ci. Thomson
of Cruter 1-ake national park ar
rived back in the city this fnrp'
uoon from a business visit In Port
land since Inst Sunday on park
matters.
Normal temperature- and hu
midity und fair tveather Is the
forecast for tonight and tomor
row, following u maximum of 77
yesterday.
Among the visitors who were In
Medford yesterday from Knmath
I'nllK nre Al Itoomo and Kmll
Duher.
Thn heat through renlrnl Cali
fornia bus been (errlflc for the.
post vpek, according to a Han Diego
auto tourist Who arrived in Med
ford lust evening en route In Port
land. He reported that night driv
ing was necessary In order to es
cape, the heat through the Kacrii
mento valley. He also repurled
that two deatliH resulted last week
from the heat In Kresno, rnlll'.,
one ncnth being that of u truck
driver" who died at the wheel of
his machine.
MIhh Mary 1,ouso Sander, whn
had boon nttendlng HI. Mary's
academy in Medford, has arrved
tit her home In Ardilund to sprml
the summer vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. (1. Sander
of the Ashland greenhouse.
Included uiiinng iho (tregonlnns
reglslercd at Medford hotels, otier
than those frqm Portlantl, are I,.
V. Campbell and Major V. v.
Hitnpson of Siileip, JOd llarney, Mr.
and Mrs. It. I.. Hchrlkcr or P.u
gene nnd A. IT. Perguson, Itny
Kntler and W. D. Miles of lloae
burg. Deputy ('piled States .Marshal
Cnl I.'. Wells left this morning Tor
Portland und had in custody Dave
Dern of Klamath county, who Is
wonted in Portland as a material
witness In n government criminul
case.
J. II. Vandenhcrg'of Perry, Okln.,
was among the motor tourists from
n distance who registered tndny at
the lorul branch of the oul of state,
nuto registration bureau.
Nnrmnii White. Sr., of Medford
plans to return home nnd will he
accompanied by his son, Norman
White, Jr., who will .visit with his
father in the valley city Indefinite
ly. Klamath Herald.
Mrs. J. I.. Oscar of Applcgate.
.1. (!. Dennis of Crawfordsvllle,
Ore.. O. M. Dennis of MrCloud.
Calif., and Mrs. I.. 1). Purler of
Corvullis are In Ashland, having
been called there by the serious
illness pf .1. X. Dennis, who Satur
day suffered n stroke of paralyM.
Mrs. Oscar la the daughter of .Mr.
Dupnls, J. II. and .1. N. urc his
sons, und Mrs, porter Is n niece.
Ills condition Is reported as crit
ical. Stcimvay grand plnno told to
radio broadcasting station KOOS
l to be resold ; liberal discount
ror particulars write or phone
Herman, Clay & Co., Kugl-ne, Ore.
Phone N(12. si
Goin'
Fishing?
Come in and visit our
store. We have sand
wich bread and buns
and all the other trim
mings for a real fisher
man's lunch.
(1
OUhert Duncan, un ex-army ma
jor who Is a patient al tho Hurred
llearl hospital, nan reported to op
somewhat better lodny
Duncan
miffered on acute heart attack
which left him proriirulo on Eighth
trcet Saturday nlfch v.'hen Chief
of 1'nlfro .Mol'redlo round him and
nito for H.ar luu mny laae care
of hl cnnlri.rt over a oerlod ofi..
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Am011t tt;n hoM , In Sled-:
torn trom inn w n...nfc
n,e rjortha Mtiter of bpokan,. (llo .
ewnouae and .Mary . I0 . I
wnrn.onie. m. r rnna Jneawin
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H. Chi chion, Misa tiertrude Crockr
er and ICIIzabcih tichrackcr of Se
attle.
Dance, V
O,
W. hall Thursday
84
nlKht,
Charles Thomas, son of Jude
and .Mrs. C, il. Thomas, and Pete
Thomaon, another Medford school
v.,n, .)P c.ralcr I-ake national
employed by the pui'K niunanemcni
thin Hennon, which oponn noxt week
nH atnlHtant lelftphono linemen and
in Rfneral utility work. It will he
"C'huek" Thomas' hpcoihI Reason
In hucIi fmiployinpnt at the park.
All the mineral water you want
for I10? from ihoxe fumoux Hol
eomb health kIvJiik HprliiKH. No
car charne.
Medford In repretienled by Rev
eral piclnreK in a new roto-prav-.
ure booklet published for C'rencent
City, Calif., HhowInK BcencH of the
Redwood highway and of the
country hurroundlnn the H:a coast
toyn. Medford pictures Include
air vIpwh of tho city, vlewn of the
Owen-Oregon Fawnilll, local fruit
RceneM und pictures of scenic at
traction In southern Orejjton. Sev
eral views of y Kb land and OrmitH
l'ajs also nre Included.
Vacation time nnd freo 1cssonn
with every piano no Id during the
summer months. We will arrant
for ten freo lessons with thn teach
er you wish. If you are not nc
nuntnted we will gladly sUKKt a
teacher for you. Palmer Music
House. 88
Mrs. Loyal Heath, who has been
fn the dood Samaritan hospital
following nn operation, has. been
taken to Medford, where she will
remain with her pure tils for a time,
says' the Grunts I'uss Courier.
Old-time dance. Ililurlty Hall,
Saturday nhiht. 85
GucHts from Portland reNtercd
at Moil fort) hotetH m-lude V. S.
Holt, W. S. Ulery, M. Itroinherirer.
Gen, (',. Al'en, Geo. II. Nense, H.
AWptlht, O. Mni'Rflit, H. A. Tyler.
K. T. Albert, U. It. McDonald, It.
C. Jones nnd i'. J. Taylor.
Vjou can Buvo $20 on your gro
cery bill. underwood Company.
"'olIowInK u vocation of one
Miss Kdllh Nichols resumed
duties today nt the city building
department as chief clerk nnd sto-
nogrnpner. wiiiio anHCiu, sne vis
ited frlemlH und relatives In San
Krnni'lKco nnd other Califointn
cities.
Dynffp Uros. Ifnimony Klnus nt
lillfirlty Hall Wediiepfduy nluht. 3
FolIowlnL' n short vacation, Mina
Harrietle Mathlson has resumed
duties as chief night, operator nt
the local lltpne Telephone com
pany exchange. MIsh Mathlson
nnd planned upon an extended
trip through southern California,
hut found time Insufficient,
Orange dunce, Jjiko Creek, Rnt
urdny nliiht. Kyerybody welcome.
The "Thirty Years Ago Column"
In the Ashland Tidings of last Mon
day contained the following news
item of long ugo: "Mr. and Mrs.
Satchwelt and family. Mrs. W. J.
V Irg i n, V m . Virgin ami M rs.
Veghte started for a two weeks'
camping trip to Klamath lake yes
terday."
The bands and orchestras of our
city schools will show considerable
growth by opening of the fall
term. Five new students of hand
Instruments were started this week
at the 1'almrr Music House. Four
free lessons nre given with each
Instrument sold. I'sed instruments
ure loaned to those whn nre In
doubt of their ability to leurn. If
your son or daughter would like
Ui play u mtisicnl Instrument, make
arrangements to stnrt them now.
Palmer Music House. 88
An order dismissing the dam
age uctlon of the Glendnle, Calif.,
Music company against J. 11. Cool
cy In circuit court was on file to
day at the county clerk's office.
The damage suit was brought
against Cooley us n result of an
auto collision on the Crater Luke
highway last August, u machine
owned by the company being dam
awed to the extent of several hun
dred dollars. Miss Gladys Holmes
was awarded over $LMW recently
when she broiiL'ht suit against
Cunlcy fur damages thai resulted
to her machine In the same col
Union.
1)1.1. llnirt iIi.hm IIMnrtfi' Unit
Sulurday night. sr
A lemporury uuto license was is
sued at the shiriff's office yester
, day to Willlum J. ltowcrmun for a
motorcycle, and to V. .1. Gardner
' of Central Point for nn nutomo
! hlle,
We have something choice In
tree props. Do tint fall to see them,
j Pig Pines I,br. Co. 7Stft
1 Mrs. V. M. VunSroyrtc nnd
duughter Mnrlnn left yesterday for
un extended tour of the middle
west and will spend n short time
t visiting frlcmhi and relatives 1h
; Missouri it it tl Illinois.
Hand and orchestra Instruments
j repaired. Itetlnced rates for the
j summer months. Have your In
I mrumcnt ready for the coming
c o n v e n t I o n s and busy school
months. Palmer Music House. NX
Have special bargain In brand
! new grand piano shipped to Med
( i'ro in error. l-aciory has au
thorized t'fi'i. reduction for quick
sale. Terms mny be arranged
Pnlmer MunIc House. 8S
it. w. Hanson and rnmtly are
spending n week's vnculittn at Ku
gene with his brother, Walter Hun-
son. Vlshlnv trips on the McK
Kle river arc being enjoyed.
Plain for the bit; rarnival at the
end of the Kedwnod hlKhoay mora-
Ihon next week will he completed '
at the meeting of the Cavemen on
Thursday nicht. Herb Alfnrd has
been nimed by Chief KIk Horn
to provide entertainment for the
evening. (Irani I'tiaa Courier,
Piano for mie. (r,0. Phone 1 41 7.
cvenlnus
The Healtle-Lntt
'carried 8.111 pounds of mail in
the month of May the postmaster!
I general reports, it Ik h xth In vol
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r; :.' r . .7 .7'M.y tl. I.. Hromley of this city
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' . ' ilnnPM durinff the imt two day.
,,, , wilh Dynaelomo uol.iKe ot ,hC ,
r., - . - orchestra Wednesday. ,
Wsty oul uf H(IlUl
Imered here yesterday with the lo-,
t.u HUUp nulo tni(flc ,)Uronu.
y J,ave something choice In
tree props. Do not fail to ate them. :
lilK Plnea I.br. Co. 7 Hlf
The flic department wa called i
at 1:35 thlH afternoon to West I
Second Htrnet to extlnKiilsh a small j
grass fire, which required five gal- i
Ions of chemical to put It under ,
control. ' I
I'sed plnno for snlo at a Raerl-'
flee. Knsy terms. Phone 934-...nf tnp imest popular song hits, j :he front of the building and niak
"8tlA large number of requests were-ing extensive changes and im
I.ester Turnbach, principal of j pr.reiV(Ml (lirinK the hour and met ' provements in the interior. The
the Merrill schools in Klamath witi. hearty response by these . two rooms will be thrown together
county, who has been the rnnuer;lwo younir radio artists, who are
In charge of the Klamath entrance
to Crater l.u(;e national park Tor
two years and will hold down theltniM attraction during Copco hour j
same position this Reason, accom
panied by his wife and child, ar
rived In the city yesterday to get
his ranger uniform and lnstruc-
tlons at the Crater national park j
headquarters office, preparatory to
assuming duty on Thursday, re.
turned to Merrill yesterday after
noon. Have your furniture repaired by
A. N. Thlbault. Phone OtiU-K.
The Crosley Icy-Hall, cheapest
mechanical refrigerator sold. Tel.
433. h8
F.d Walker, deputy game war
den with headquarters at JEoseburg.
was here on business today, uecom-;
pa n led by M rs. Va 1 k r. w ho will
vIfH her mother. .Mrs. H. K. Lour, i
The deputy warden reports that the
only excitement In his territory1
recently took place a mouth ngo:
when two men dynnmlted the fl-.li !
ladder nt Winchester dam on the
Umpqun river. The night nvin on
duty flashed a light on them In
time to determine that It was Verne
and Karl Davis, who threatened to
shoot if he tried to capture them.
They escaped in) a bout, but were
caught the next day and taken be
fore the grand Jury, where they
were indicted on a charge o' at
tempted felony. They will be op
for i rial during the fall 'e.i.i of
court.
A special type of tree props al
Big Pines Lhr. Co. 7Ktf
Sunday afternoon, June 17, mem
bers of the Yeoman bulges of Ash
land, Grunts PasH and MedTord
will hold their mi final southern
Oregon picnic at the Putte Falls
City park. Friends and fumillos
nre invited to attend nnd bring
hnskets, lunches; Ice cream, coffee
and cream will be furnished by the
committee in charge. Stunts,
games, races and a musical pro
gram are being planned and prep
arations made to entertain A rec
ord crowd.
Grange dance, Luke Creek, Sat
urday night. Kverybody welcome.
sr.
Jnck Wirtji of Spokane Is visit
ing nt the homo of his parents, .Mr.
und Mrs. Henry Wirth. lie will
move bis family here and put up
a Kegina soft drink stand near the
faiMgrounds In the near future.
Dressmaking and remodeling.
Fashion Shop, -CM Medford Hldg.
If
MIhm Ceclle Cosh arrived here
Tuesday morning from F.ugene,
where rhe Is n student ut the I'nl
versily of Oregon. She will r.pend
the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Aim. lOarl Coss.
You don't need elcrtricjty to ope
rate a Crosley ley-Hall refrigerator.
8S
Medford visitors at the Portland
Hose Festival today include Mrs. i
W. I, Vawter. Mrs. William Vnw
ter nnd small son Hilly, Miss Fern
Hutchison. Mr. und Mrs. Glen Fa
hrlck and daughters, Jean und
Katheiine. Miss Katherine Fa-
brick will enter nurse's training
at the Good Knmntitan hospital In
Portland next week.
Mr. Mills will be ut the Kmma
Cllne Shop giving permanent
waves from June llth to 16th.
For appointment phone -L"i4. 84
Miss Maude Holmes und Mrs. T.
W. Miles returned yesterday after
spending several days at the Miles
summer home on Itonne river.
Zinnia, aster, Halptglosslx. French
marigold plants, 10c dozen. 45
Quince St. 7fitf
Itecause of the fact that Hybee
bridge on Itogue river Is being re-
decked. It will be closed dully fron.
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. for five days,
beginning this morning, June 13.
The mail carrier for It. F. D. 2
will leave the postof flee nt ti o'clock
Instead of ft. getting mull to pat
rons three hours curlier than usual.
Miss Mi hi red Nye arrived here
the end of the week nfter finishing
a four-y ears' course at O. S, C.
She plans to spend the usmmer
months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrx. S. A. Nye. of Talent.
Members of Crater Lake chapter
of Daughters of the American Hev
olutlon nnd families wilt hold their
annual all-day picnic Thursday.
June 1L nt the summer home of
Mrs. S. S. Smith ut F.dgewood
park. ' Knch family Is requested
to bring a basket lunch and dishes
A flag day program und other fea
tures are planned for the day.
Those who desire free transporta
tion call Mrs. J. H. Cochran or
Mrs. M. M. Moils.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard will
leave tomorrow morning for a five
week's vacation trip, going to Hall
Uike City and from there to Lin
coln; Neb., to visit relatives. They
are driving through ami will spend
u few days nt Yellowstone national
park on the return trip. Chester
Hubbard, their son. who Is home
for the summer from o. S. C, will
be In the store during fhelr ab
sence. F.d Payne of Oakland. Calif.. Is
spending the week with his moilu r.
1 Mia. Mary Payne.
rhr Col'co forunr Will. enjoy
special flau day proKiam toinor-1
row when the usual weekly lunch-
eon taken place at the Hotel iled-
lord. A Itood speaker haa been .
I nee tired to alve a abort address!
ion "Our KIhk" and there will he'
jo fine mimical proKram by ilemrs.
j Xewlon and Heck of Kacramento.
featuring Bteel K"ltar and banjo;
I nuiiioem, i-repui aiiuiiH are oeiitK
lai'K
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'"" " """J- WPre "ecuren
from the Texaco and Standard Oil
fll - mil of thc. mammoth ahipon the evenlmj of the 1'ourlh.
of lll(.. 1olH ant ,,. !Ttl,H is to b(. munll(,ed by the
,,,, nd vlcwa of the crowd ' l.eulon. will ho headed by the
.f lkc,n for enrl, Bnowinli j
i, the 'oocn newa-reel.
A novel radio proKrnm, which
scored n decided hit with nil
Who heard It.' wna presented by
conco over station KMED last
night. The pi ogrnm featured i
,m,.WHih. Newton and Jleck of Sac-1
mniento, Calif., in a pleasine ar-i
rnneement of sleet guitar and i
mnj(l numbs, including mnnyiversary by ompletely remodeling
making u tour of the northwest.
i.iuiis nre belnc made to nreent
some time in the future. i
Much interest Is being tuken
here In the American Legion;
bmce, to be held Saturday, June ;
-j 6 ut BlUo Fll,H The new Butte j
Falls gymnasium with its spacious I
floor, has been secured for the
occasion, und music will he fur
nished py the Legion 10-piece or
chestra. A gooil time Is assured
all wnn attend.
VISITS VALLEY
Prouk Klum, football couch of
the University of lluwall, ut Hono
lulu, liaa arrived hero from a trip
east anil will upend the summer in
tbls valley. visltiuK frionds nnd rel
atives, retoriilim to his gridiron
duties In September. Klum for sev
eral yearH was coach ot tho Med-1
font anil Ashland hiKli Hchuols anil
has wnn Hlanul success with his
teauiH in Die miil-Paciflc. Iln will
attend tho coitchinK Hchonls con
ducted by Knu'le Kocknu ut X'orvnl
IIh. Klum drove un ti ut o from Hus
ton, .MafiM., to A.'ililiind. While In
the east ho utlenduil shows and
ham-ball Karnes, tint II he never
wauls to see another of cither, he
tinctures.
Klum Bays that Muster Coleman
anil .luck K. M.orrill, former local
residents, now HvliiK In I In wail,
are doli). flno and Hint' ho 'sees
them often.
H AR BOH CRACK, Xf.. June 13.
(A1) Huns to take otf for Kurope
ut I o'clock tomorrow morning lo
cal time 1 1 :3 onstern Htainlurd
time) were announced this after
noon by the fliers, who arrived
here yesterduy from Xew York In
the monoplane Columbia.
SA1.1CM, Ore.. June 13. P
Attorney (icneral VnnW inkle wild
today he does not expect to have
an opinion this week on the legal
status of the newly organized
"ltnncorporu tlons" In Oregon. A.
A. Schramm, state superintendent
of banks, Mild that the question
also has been placed before the
attorney genjjral of Washington
by the bunking department of that
state, but un opinion not yet given.
PENDLETON AFTER
SAI.K.M. Ore., June 13. lfl
Whether I'upllul Post No. it. Amer
loun Legion, will withdraw Salem
from the eontest for the ll'l'y slate
convention and throw Us support
to Pendleton ts still to bo deter
mined. The Pendleton post is nt
tiinptliiK to persuade Salem to
Withdraw, but ut u mellnu; last
ti 1 1 ti t a majority seemed to be
ami Inst It. Jlowevor. aetlon was
deferred until a later meeting. This
year's convention is to be in Med
ford In August.
DKWS Kuneral Rorviees for the
lute James M. Dews, beloved hus
band of Teresa IVwn of Jackson
ville, niied 75 yeurH. will he held '
ut the graveside in tho Jackson!
vllle eemetevy. Thursday, June 14, i
Hi U . m. Ilev. i:. K. Mt'llwlll
have elmrtto of tho servh ea. (nn- j
-ter funeral purlins In charge ot ar-;
runpenients.
l'tiir WoiHhor.
Kft Ir tttnlttht oml 'hnrsday, hut
cloudy or fogsy ulon tbf const ;
normal teniern t nre. M odcrnte
north to west winds the couju.
COLUMBIA HOPS
OFF IN MORNING
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Obituary
A T
PARADE JULY 4;hi MEADOR NAMED
ASHLAND, June 13. (Special)
A torchlight parade fur the 4th j
of July celebration l
In charge'
of Halph ilowen of the Ameiiean
LeBln to lake place Juat at duak
,.y ottrai unil vromiiea ,0 be n I
Iilir feature of thii celebration. K.
. h. Dunn und J. Andy .lc(!ee arc I
'on the committee with .Mr. Dowen !
in handliiiK this parade.
Thomas H. Simnson. for ihu
past 25 years in the hardware j
husiness ut the same locatilon on
Main street, nt the corner of the
plaza, will celebrate his 2;ith annl-
with both floors on the same level
and with a single central entrnnc
from the sidewalk. With a stucco
and plate glasa front, new dis-
play arrangements and a brilhaut
lighting scheme, the new Btor-?
will be one of the most nt'tac-
live in southern Oregon,
Funeral rites were held Tues-
day afternoon for 12 va Pierce of
4th nnd B. streets nt the JJo'lito l
Undertaking Parlors. ltev. JJun
ham of the liupllat church, wu.
in charge. The body will bo ship
ped to Olendale, California, for
interment.
Fire Chief Clint BauBliiiinn was
named chairman of the board of
directors of the Oregon Stat. File
Chief's association at the annual I
convention held June 7. 8, and
9 at Marshfield.
Among the Ashland coHcro stu
dents home for tho summer, or
temporarily before leaving for va
rious points for vacation work life
Donuld Itoss, Vernon .l-:tie. .I'din
(ialey, Paul Wanner, I.nwrenc-0
Mltchelmore. neorft-o Francis Itar
ron, Marcus Woods. Tboinri Pc
rozzi. and Ciencvieve stweuenburp;
from tho University of Oregon at
Kusene; Chester Wood. Frances
thillatin, Marvin Show and Klifca
beth Stearns from the Oregon
State Collogo nt Corvnllls and
Harvey Woods, a student at the
University of Oreijon Medical
school at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Strange and I
their daughter, Miss Frances
Strange, are leaving on Vcdncsdv
for u. few days v:it In Portland.
They will return to Ashland In
lime for Alt. Strange to take up
his work in the summer course
at the Southern Oregon Normal
school.
Mrs. Josephno D. Crocker lefl
on Saturday for Seattle to spend
the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Omu Crocker Hoe.
,llss Minnie Poley, daughter of
Mrs. Josephine . Poley on Vista
street, whose engagement to Mr.
Walter Kinnel has been announced
and whose wedding will take place
In the early summer, was the
honor guest on Tuesday evening
at a regular meeting of Chapter
A. C. of the p. JO. O. sisterhood,
which was held at the delightful
home of Mrs. H. C. Forsytho on
Terrace street. Knrly in the even
ing :i business session was culled
and convention reports were heard
from Mrs. Louis Dodge, Mrs. Fred
F.nglc, nnd Mrs. Fred D. Wagner,
who recently attended the state
convention at Corvullis. When
the delicious hinrheon was served
by the hostess, the guest of honor
was showered with innumerable
articles of kitchen wear. MIps
Poley was also presented wli h ;i
handsome set of salad plates and
goblets, gifts of the chapter.
Miss Kllen Skinner of San
Diego. Cnltf.. is visiting at the
180 LATE TO CLASSIPT
KOH SAI.K Truck and drnij saw.
VZ So. Kir.
FOR KALK KilMt-clasa team.
wtii:bt around 3IMMI. l'rlcc (i:..
lilll Went Und St. N5
FOR SA1.I-: ThorotiKhbred cocker
spiinicl puppies: mule nmt fe
male; 3 mo. old. r. ll. llox 15.
Jacksonville. Nil
l-'OIS ItKNT Modern furnished
room: board If desired. Call at
4JII X. Holly. S.ttf
H'A.N'TKl) Two areen lumber pli
ers: contract work, li'ir I'lne l.br.
Co. Phone IIIL'T-l:. K3lf
KOH SAI.K Painted breakfast
table uml ehulrs; ehest of
drawers, 2 rorkers. T 1 4 So.
Oukdnle. Ml
KOH SAI.K Day old Mammoth
Krone turkeys. HIkH Punks
Turkey Farm. s-l
1 SlOl) CAIt SPECIALS
Low IMtlfl-: Low
Most importnn to you Is our
rock bottom price.
2 r. s i : i . i :t -r i o x s : s
All selected cars of popular
makes antl models to pick
from.
3 0 -day C, I A I ! A X T K K 3 11 -d a y
New car guarantee is on every
one selling over SI 00.
. ItKI.IAIIl.K
Our hnndllntr chartte, tcrnm
and appraisals nre the verv
best availahle.
Alt.MSTIUlXd MOTOKS. INC.
Cadillac-La Salic, 1 1 u d son - I-:sse x
Oldsmoblle.
' ixtf
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
jhome of her nlere, VSlrv'i J. H
I Darker, on -Allison lret. ' !,tl
Or. am) Mm. It. I- Unrrfii- drove;
j to : -drama ; Ias on Sunday to
i leave their .three hoys' in the
j care of their ' Kand parents. Mr.
iand Mr. Ft. I.. Hurdle, Sr.. while
Mrs. J (untie makes u viuit in Vort-
' unA.
Democrat! of .lackson county as-
Ueml.led Inst niaht at the Hotel,
jiedford and named i.i P. Vendor-
I county centr al rommitiocniun and :
J. It. llowen of Kokuo Kiver Htale
ennimllteeinnn. Thev organized for
the toinli:-j t ampalKn a:id dec((ictl
In meet In u lew weeks und en-
dorse the democratic presidential
nominee and plntform, and pass n
tew resolution)?. The assembled
democrats expreRsed optimism over
the outlook, nutlonul, state and
county. .mm
Wedding Bells
Vesta Pearl Johnson nnd Perry '
K. Wynkoop of this city were unit
ed in marriage at eight o'clock yes
terday evening at the home of the
bride on South King street. The
newly wedded couple left this mor
ning for Mr. Wynkoop's summcr
home on I'nlon Creel; lor u short
L,
ILK
UJTER !
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFEPURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
Your Old Favorites
Frank's Comedians
FORMERLY
Frank 6 King
IN
The Big Tent
LOCATION
FOURTH AND FIR STREETS I
Two Big Weeks
OPENING
Wed. June 13
VAUDEVILLE, ORCHESTRA
Wedne3day-Thursday
The Riot of Comedy
"Nearly a Bride"
Sunday and Monday
"WHY WIVES WORRY"
Prices
Adults 50c. Children ?5c
DANCE
Hilarity Hall
TONIGHT
Dynge Brother?
Harmony Kings
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
Kodak Film
Developing
and -7.
Pawling
Fast Mail Order
Service
SWEM'S
EASTMAN KODAK DEALER?
Matter Photo Finishers
217 E. Main St. Medford
Phone B
W9. JdWM
man juxel
. J it 1 A HUNT'S
, hMH a B a ls L i
FEATURING Xf I f '(f
" "THE BLUE BONNET SJ f 1
. REVUE" W . -tt
i FAST, SNAPPY SURPRISES ; ;' .V V-.
J. GILBERT, and HELSTON ' "V
"OH, AGGIE" l ' - i
1 CHAS. BRUGGE II I ,
COMEDY, MUSICAL NOVELTY II" . " :. jj
. THE VOLTAIRE DUO ffc&m
... ART OF THRILLS Af J i.tfaj
EVANS and HOEY
SWEDISH NONSENSE ?TB '
I ; Agjj&tijMM&m ;!
j AURE 'IC1g-y'ff '
I u . Coming ThiuFrL, Sat. J
If NORMA TALMADGE in '' fpl
I . " ItlK - Vmmm
EVENING Admission .. , '
i ntr v 7 & 9 P. M. Children 25e f
j ONLY Adults 50c II '
II ... !
: Kf-W-
I gj.iaBr ------ - -- - m WMXf- I
i . T II. Frunl.liii. Inmpgnn Slimill Ilnvft V
WMitcmtk Joi'J
told lptitacltl fiUti
fill Welliworth
Cruxitf Irnitl tom
titf maximum torn
fort and tfituniy.
Dr. D. A. Chambers
SOUTHERN OREGON OPTICAL CO.
V"'
317 Medford Bids.
"That you may see a
FREE
1 Load of Kindling
With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
4 Tier, Per Load
$5 a load
or
We will sell 1 small load of slabs for
$2.75
Or 2 small loads for $5.00
' Summer price now on mill blocks
Valley Fuel Compaay
Phone 76
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS EESULTi
Jin
Li r.
1 CRATERIANV J
in a I i!
i
mm 48mr i i
. orn mloculs i r
. At the cniciul mojiient in his inlor
vit'w for the big position, Jameson was
handed a letter to read. lie. missed
its point because the Ivpe blurred.
lie could have forestalled his failure
to land the job by wearing Wellsworth
liiforals (the modern version of Ben
jamin Franklin's invention). Instantly
lie niij.'lit have shifted his eye forus
from far to near vision and read i ' o
letter quickly und clearly. Whether
or not yon wear glasses.
Have Your Eyes Examined
II
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Phone 188
Great Country better"
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