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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ArEDFORT). MATL TnTBTJNTMEDFORD, OttEflON'. SUNDAY,. JUXF.. 17, 1928.- Iocnl and ' Personal Muny Sled ford nnd vnlU-y fuml lies plitn to motor, up to Crater Natfonnl: imrk today 10 aoe the hike in its winter: HuiroumllnKH. Can can only $o a far uh the roud- to lltu lodge liaH been clear ed of snow, son 10 distance above . government enmp. from which point all vUiton. niUKt hike ui the hill thru nnd over tho mwvt tu ihu rim of the lake. - Clot a Jloxyanno porch- frock, ; ttpfriRl nt Adrienne'a; J ' Principal 11. H. C'onklo. of the hod lor hiRh KChool wnii scheduled to letive. today for I'alo Alto, Cal. to attend tho Stanford unlvernlty Hummer school,, where ho will con llnue Rtudy for him mantcr's do Brue. Fancy apricots for canning, G'e, Johnnon'ti Market. tf lec non, flHh.ntf on the' Pacific ocean la included on . the vaca tion program of-Mr. flnd'Mrs. K. ronner who will lenve here todav for a week's trip' to Urenecnt City whore they will vlHlt V. K. Con nor, formerly, of ' Med ford, From there they expect to drive down to Murnhflold for if few dnys. Wo have something choice In tree props. Do-not fall td see them. Big Pines Lbr, Co. 78tf In its Thirty Yea in Ago new reproductions several - days ago tho Ashlnnd Tidings published the following: Jacksonville Mr. fioo. H. LIndley, whose term as county treasurer has Just expired, mado C33 trips from his homo be yond Med ford to- his office In Jacksonville during his -term. Tho distance from Jacksonville to hlu plnco is six mllcHi -- ' : Kaney apricots fof canning, 5Vjo. Johnson's Market. tf Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Kgan were vlsltora last week In Port Innd to witness the beginning of tho big golf tournament thero. nnd whllo he looked after some busi ness matters. The CroBloy 'Icy-Bull, c he tip out mechanical refrigerator sold. Tel. 433. " K. J. Warren, ' Pendleton high school faculty member, who was elected lioad of ' the schools nt Weston. haH reHlgncd nnd will tench music and algebra at Yrckn. Va. . Have your furniture repnlfrd by A. N. Thilmult. Phono 969-11. 02 Bailor Jack Wood, accompan ied by Mr. Wood, and Jack Holl er, ' big 220-pouml hoavywelght wrestler,- motored' to OrantH Pass yesterday to complete ' nrrnngc monts for tho William Handahl Holler match to ho staged In CJrnnta Putts In n short time. The luateh will bo held on tho eve ning of the finish of the Indian marathon race from San Fran cisco to the Climate City and attracting considerable mtorost ftl-l-oady. 'Warehouse' for - rent ' or ' lease. Cull during tho day. Phono 228. 90 Mrs. Oraco Hawkins, acoom psnlcd by her daughter. lavont. ii f Woodlund. Cullf. are guests at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. U It. H tick ley of tho-Indopondent Eloc trie company. Fancy apricots for canning, DMn. Johnson's Market. tf Will O. Hteele of Kugene. tho ' V. t H. coinmlsnlonor for Crater Nutlonal park, bus been at tho park' for nlmost two weeks', hav ing gone tu that location via the Csscado route of tho Southern Pu rine to Klamath Falls and C'hilo quliv whom John Mnben, 1 euro taker of tho lodge, met him and they went on together to the park. Have special bargain In brand new grand piano shipped to Mod ford In error. Factory has au thorised 25 reduction for quick Kale. Terms may be arranged. Palmer Mmdo House, 88 Miss Mildred Knight of the California Oregon Power com pany wont to Portland lust Fri day to spend a week's vacation visiting friends. Get a lloxyunm porch frock, special at Adrlenne's. 87 A letter received In Medford from Phillip Lounsuorry, who Ih 'riving the J. A. Curie family to New York state, Indlcnted that tho party would arrive nt thotr destination June 23. The letter was written ' from 'Iowa and said thnt the trip was progressing very satisfactorily. . Upon his ar rival In New York, he will board a steamship - for New Orleans and return to Medford by rail. trace l.n minors formerly with tho Tlob Hbop of Kugene for the pnst five years, Is taking the place of Iluby Phlpps at tho Kmmn Cllne Khun. . - si Mr. nnd Mrs.1 IT, W, V. Hpllne of Medford. whd have been visiting relatives In Chicago for several month, ore now at Los Angeles nn'the way homo according to word received here yesterday. 1 Goih' Fishing? Com in and viiit our tore. We hftvt sand' wich bread and bum and all the other trim ming for a real fisher man's lunoh. Bids for tho construction of u new ono-room school house ut IVhII ... I. ,..1 nVr Mil t - I urduy and construction ofthowavk n julWf Lr. Amelia Kine new DuiiuiiiK is to begin immcaia IU1IIK II IO Ul-KIH IIIIIMVUIH nii..u.in.. .t.- i..i. .w..;' cuauu. i iii order Hint tlm nt-hool t rocomiiBod an n Hpcuker of lnti'i--;wiB of IluacburK. inoy be iut In uo next Boiteml)iT.!ntt,,unal reputation, will addrewii Harold Kink of .Mi-dfoid U n The building will take tho plaw11"" "''enlloii. member of a party of 11 Lnl- of one that Herved tlio needii of i Gladioli blnoma. ' flladloll Gar-vcrlty of oreRon atudent. who, ihe Trull community for tho pant! '30 or AO years nnd whieh wan nearly unfit for further une Ilryne Mahr. formerly of Roue-!"nd borouith lieauty Hhoppe, baa re. rently returned from l.oa Ank-elr with tho latent creatlnnn In ladlea' hair-cut t Inc. and will bo located , at the Medford lieauty Parlor, starting June )1, 16 No. Cen tral. Friends and previous cus tomers will bo Riven expert atten tion. 80 .1. S. Williams, well known citizen of Talent has become a permanent resident of . Wood burn. Ore., to which place ho recently removed. Dressmnklnt; and remodeling Fashion Hhop, 424 Medford Bldg. tf During hl absence nt Camp Clatsop, whero he is taking l,'"'t In tho nnual encampment of the Oregon National fluartl. Hie dutlcH of Dunn Id Merilott uh clerk at the Medford Purnftilre and Hard ware atore huro-been taken over by Lloyd Prock. You don't need electricity to ope rate a Cronlcy Icy-Ball refrigerator. 88 The management of the Kpurtn building, corner of Kant Main and rtlvernldo Htreotn, la now In tho hantlH of John Wlnterhaldor, pro prietor of tho Cozy Nook con fectionery and lunch place, loca ted in that building, an Walter Howno, who baa had .the man agement for neveral yeara paat, plana aoon -to leave for New York.' X'aed piano' for anlo at a anrrli flee. Knny terms. Phono 034-X. 70tf ' JT. T). need- roturnetl to Gold Illll Friday evening from Louis ville, Ky., where ho waa called by tho Herloun Injury to an aged aunt In thnt city. Mr. Heed vlnlt ed a few dny at Kannnn City on hl roturn trip with the' Hunt fam ily.! formerly of thla city. Too many Ttepubllcana were aworm Ing to K. C. to ault Johnny nnd to keep hla good Democratic eon science clean he hurried back to Oregon lent Nome oncmlatnko him for n chnmplnn of tho CI. O. P. Gold HHIm Nwh. Hand and ori'lieatrn inHtrumonta repaired, llnrlurod rates for tho summer .monlha. Have your in atrument rendy for tho coming convontlona' nnd buay achonl monlha. Palmer MuhIc IIoiiho. 8S Mlna Hnrnh Van Meter, piincl. pal of tho ItooHcvcIt Kcliool build ing left-ycaterday for.IOugene to lake n special course In tho six wooks" aummer achool of the University of Oregon. Piano for sale, JGO. Phone 14 If, evenings. S7 Marriage llcenaea wero" iMaitod at the county clerk'a office ynfer dny to Waller Whlsenant, 1!0. of Medford nnd Leoua Harris, 20, of Central Point: John Junker. SS. of Scotln. Calif., and Mne Snow den, IS. of Eureka, Calif.: Thorn aa OulHforth. legal, of Kuguno and Margery Gilbert, legal, of Colum bus, O. Would you Ilk to take advan tage of a credit of 1 1 42.00 on a Laffargue piano sold about n yenr ago for S175 Tou may take care of this contract over a period of 21 months. Palmer Muslo House. lndlentlng that hiking Is rear ing a fad among girls, four young women were In Medford FrldaV afternoon en routo from Loa An geles, Calif., to Henltle, Wash., clothed In regulnr men's cloth log. They reported they found traveling easy, motorists being kind In giving them lifts from place to plnce, Karller laat week, n woman, accompanied by her tliroe-yeiir-old daughter, paxsori through Medford en routo from Keattle lo I.os Angeles, after hav ing hiked from Detroit, Mich., to .Seattle. All the minoral water you want for 'COc from those famoua Uni corn!) health giving springs, No car chnriro. Rs Hugh Hnnkln, supervisor of the Crater N'atiunal forest, bus been spending several days In the Pell- can Hay Lumber company hold ings in Klamath county. A special type of treo props nt Dig Pines J.br. Co. TUtf M. Iiarber has Irnded A i home and lot on the corner of i Gottlieb, local manager In charge Granite and Nutley streets to!0' the brnnoh office of the I'nlted Mrs. Nellie Power Johnson for n residence und lot on Court street In Medford. Ashland Tidings. (let a Uoxyanno porch frock, special ut Adrlenne's. 87 Heeauae of their extreme youth, William Drumm. and Archie Itock, who were sentenced In circuit court last week to one year each for moonshine still possosslon In the (lilffin Creek .district, wore paroled by Circuit Judge O. M. Corklns Inst Friday to their par ents. Vacation time and free lessons i with every piano sold during the summer months. We will arrange for ten free lessons with tho teach I er you wish. If you aro not nc- nuninica we will gladly suggest a iracner tor you. Palmer i House. Music S8 The third floor of the federal building seems unusually nulet muco tno Headquarters offices of Cratrr National park wero moved from there last week to govern. mem camn at the nark, and Superintendent C. O. Thomson and iaii mown to that locution, fori the season i Mr. and Mrs. Carle of Ilogtie I ftlver are going to ltedwoud ! Park for the summer, then south tor winter, probably Arliona we have aomethiiiir chnii- tn I n,; pT.r ..T..'"" ,0 ,ct hi7. i , Ci-,W- "",dr,," Talent look; hla daughter, Lucille. 1.. CorvalllK Saturday afternoon where sho will enroll in the summer aesin at O.S.C. which begin- next we! k Thev were accotnnr.nl. h i- r-i... ence and Harry Oilman who will return thla evening. During the Oregon Federated Temporary auto license wore Woinui.'a club convention to" u.wuod at the sheriff s office ye- liM.I nt W1,..nll. Ilu M, , ,u. ,,.. - . .1aa ..,.1, ...... .,.. .'.. u A"'- 20"' t'lark. I'hono 754-X. Mra- H. M. Samuolaon. 8 i "Uc-V N- ''oner. Joe Illni kfoiU A- lreet employed on the I w of men who aro conntructinK ' 11 "etaflilnB wall of dry masonry wnr '"B ""ek lodne on Uobuc river, nro apcaoins 1110 weea-cnu ; here. I I.HdloH wlahiiiK California per-j fumo nroducH call 290-Y for nil- polntment. 88 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coker. ! who were called here by tho death of tho former's father, R. F. Cok er, havo returned to their home at Hay Point. They were ac companied by Mrs. K. F. Coker, who will visit relatives In Oakland for a few days. Mrs. Coker and pons. Verne and Wayne, will make their homo at Central Point, Ore gon, upon her return. Yreka News. . Tho bands and orchestras of our c"y "ohoolH will how connldcrable growth by opening of the fall term. Fivo new atildentn of band instruments were started thla week j Holmes, nnd Miss Velma, Mason, at the Palmer Music House. Four! Talent. free lessons aro given with each I Mra. J. T. Gallagher of Cirants instrument sold, L'sed Instruments ! re-. n Instructor In the Junior aro loaned to those who aro In j high achool, was a visitor here doubt of tlielr ability to learn. If jyesteray nfternoon. fchc expects your son or daughter would like to enroll In the Ashlund Normal to play a musical Instrument, make school this summer, arrangements to Btnrt them now. A gonernl houserleanlng It tah Palmer Music House. SS.Ilng placo In nil of the school Orpha Stevens, deputy clerk. I hulldlnca here. The Howard es- yestordny evening completed tlio mailing of 300 checks for mem bora who served on olectlon' boards nt tho last primary olec tlon. Most of the checks will roncli their destination Monday. Medford camp of the Spanish War Veterans and their families will Journey to Grants Pnss to day to asslit tho Grants Pass camp In tholr annual observation "f Flag day In Itlversldo pnrlc, boglnnlng at 4 p. in; ; Prior to tho program, a politick dinner for nil the Spanish war Veterans and their families will bo held In tho park. There also will be Spanish War Veterans from Klam ath Falls nnd othor southern Ore gon points. William llowermnn and Estill I'lilppH, local high school stu dents, left Medford Inst week by motorcycle for FobbII, In . eastern Oregon; whero they Will auonfl the Hummer working. Mr. und Mra. Frank Isaacs with Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Culy left Medford Saturday morning for a drive through tho Itcdwonds down the const to San Francisco and Oakland. They -will spend sev eral days visiting Mrs. Leo Rwlh son. of Kncramento. sister nf Mm laanca and a former resident of this' place Mr. fciid sirs. J. p.- Oliver and ohlldron arrived last woolc from Union county to mtalto their home In southern Oregon anil expect to obtain positions as teachers. In soino public school of the county."'- : The public market yesterday morning presented ' a very neat appearance with new oil cloths on tho counters nnd tho general Interior of thp building recently scrubbed. In addition In Unit. tho mnrknl 111-n.nnUJ ' .v.. it unity uj.- Iienrunce. with the majority of the' booths filled nnd customers before each one. Mnrkctmastor H. .1. Hunyard yesterday Issued hla Invitation to the farmers, of southern Oregon to take advan tage of the market, the cost of which la free. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Itoss. formerly of Central Point and now of Jerome. Arln.. are visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Hoss. They ex pect to spend three weeks In this locality. ' A visitor here from Albany Is Mm; Louise Harrow who Is the guest of her son and dnughter-In-lnw. Mr. and Mrs. John Dnr row of Hotel Medford. She will roturn today after her two weeks' vocation. Among Hi,. Modford residents who were In Kin ninth Fulls Inst week wor .1. . Cochran. Matilda Saurer. William tl. Carpenter. R. L. Lennox. R. u llobrrts and II. I Scofield. Apple thinning Is' prnctlinllv ovor and tho demand tor labor ' dm roaslng. according to Chris Siiites free employment bureau. However, he reports thero Is still some pear thinning, but this work will require but comparatively few lhnners. Dr. and Mrs. I!. W. Steams Have returned from a few tlnys trip to Him Francisco, whero they met the doctor's brother. Dr. Ralph W. Stearns of Grunts Pass. The latter recently arrived In San Francisco from Vienna, whero he had been taking special courues In tho treatment of eye, cur, nose and throat, lie hnd been gone from Clranls Pass about three years also taking special work In Snn Francisco and Philadelphia. Grants pass Courier. Mr. and .Mrs. Ilalph Kooncr and daughter, ltuth. will leave Monndy for a two works' vacation They expect to drlvo to llend nnd MValla Walla cumlmr h.-v thru Portland and out to tho roast. They will visit Mr. Knolur s moth- er, Mra. llottlo Kooier, at Free- wnler ' Mr. and Mrs. John IV Clood- rich, formerly of Medford. now; residing In San Diego, aro guents of Mr. and Mra. Hnrry-Marx for few tln,v. They were enter-1 tallied by friends In the Table' l!o.-k dWtrlct Friday night. too late to classify FOR IIKNT Fire room hop, lu.oo. some furniture. Inquire I 3T Kd wards. UK : 1 "OR RKNT-rrnl,h.d House :oi So' Orape. 0 FOU HALK Ford ton truck. UTS Phone HJ Jacksonville. bo ICfUUy UHlTPHMin IU In. l.y jShrlliy Of I'lilludilin. Filch .Malm .comoany of Medford. Josenu ... . ..,.. J n.1 ... ! ny. oi v liuvrvuiu mm jueo Bin- under the dlioition or J'rorciwm-, E. T. lloduc of the seoloKy dd-, purtnient. are maKin an cxtenuiii nmhlI1B tner holll0 OI1 (irif(in Inventll-atlon of the leai-hlite i(.rol.k nll yenr ,, .,,,. ,,.,. lver country, ronxldored a onnmovcd to jIefor(1. of the moat Important and Inter-, j,.ronie atended the Medford estlnu teuloglcal reglona on the juniol. j-K, School und ivim very t-ai iuc r.i. mi weeka will bo upcnt In mukliie a mttp of the large area. lira. W. Bcott, who taught lnt year In tho Uneoin school, at- companled by her son. haa frone to Ht. Helens, Ore., to visit a short time while en route to the cast- ern states. Mrs. Cora Po well Is clerking nt tho Hutchison drygooda store during tho illness of Mrs. A.' W. Mason who haa been ubsent a few day. . , i Among the out ' of town shop pers here yesterday were Mrs. J. CI. Hhorlan of Plnm HoiMc; Mrs. Donn Oraffis and Mrs. Chub An-j dei'son, of phoenix; Mrs. Chiuies j Walker, Kagln Point: Mrs. Law-1 renco ' Crawford, Mrs. Clnrenee; tato site on So. Oakdalo for a new junior high school thero some time In the future, is being clear- cd. New linoleum was put on tho floors nt the general school offices yesterday. Altho Arthur Moen of Superin tendent C. (5. Thomson's Htatf went up to Crater Nallonnl park last Friday for the season, his family will ' not Join him there for about two weeks yet, as tho new cabin for them nt hendnunr ters ramp will not bo ready for occupancy until then. Liido Grieve of the Prospect No. 2 power plant was n local business visitor nt the Copeo home offices here yosterdny ' mak ing f Inn 1 plans for the t'opco Fur um picnic next Saturday. JCTI AT YEARLY MEET HAI.KM, Ore, June' 1 .-i-?11-i-No less than five tliuusand' Cath olic visitor und possibly 10.000 are expected In Knlcni tomorrow for the nnnitnl celebration of the Orrgon league 'of the Catholic ; Central sociuty of tho Catholic Vcreln of America. j This was preceded today by tlie tiunuul business meeting of, llio! Catholic Central society. The meetings . aro beine hold t state fall-grounds.- ,. , Pontifical high matn will bo celebrated In the nutoniobits pu- I vlllon nt tho fair grounds by Arch-I bishop Kdwald i Howard of the i diocese of Oregon, of Oregon City assisted by .1. I!. Illicit of I Salem.. - It is said- that -nut until this year have clergy and laity co-operated for a discussion of the principles of civic virtue nnd ao clnl reform.- i A dinner will be served nt noon and In tho-nftcrnoun there will lie athletics and a program of sports and music, (iuvcriuir Pat terson Will be represented by his former soeretury Hal K. Hoss. re publican candidate for secretary of state. WILI.1TS. Cal., June 16. tf) Plodding steadily up tho northern Callrurnlii const In the brilliant suiiNhlno of an early summer day. Flying Cloud, lender In tho l!ed wood highway Indian marathon, continued to hold his ndvnntng- at midday, while positions of tllOHy behind changed with rapidity. Salem opens new fire -itMtlon. and Ise building gnrlmge Inclner- Chiroprnclic Naturopathy Dr. H. P. Coleman Slit Successful Year In Medford Trenlnumis by Appointment Medford Center, Bldg. Phone 965 Kloctrutlicrapy . Food Sclcnco .Phone 51 i-: ILK UTTER ICECREAM PASTUERIZEDSAFEPURE ; PRODUCED PACKED' THE SANITARY WAY These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy Obituary v. miiiiitiih .1 A vn..-l ftW lMlui.'ll. hiiii nf Mr nii.l Jnr- ulm. jtakcr VurbouKh. imiiscd :auuy llt thB sacred Heurt liiin- j ,,nu jnc luth, 1US8. Jerome , WHH born In llutte, Montana, Or- ,1)Pr 25tll 1!U4i unU cumo to Oregon in 1020. with his family populur 01110111; hlu aehoul-maleH, ..., wm ,0 suddcned to learn of 'hla - death. I e'lineiHl servUreft will 1m held Monday and arc in charge of tho Funeral home. 8ACUA M RXTo, Cal., June lfi. (Pi Frank Montero. 43, Walsh . station truck ' gardener, shot and killed himself on -the John Tnz zoll ranch today after he wounded Youm Like Our Sunday Dinner TODAY $1.00 HOTEL MEDFORD NEW MODEL Beautiful closctl foiisolo, complete tubes, $213.00 These sets mark a new low price, have the new improvements, and the MAJESTIC RADIOS Exclusively Represented by ' ' ' Palmer Music Earn 7 Our ICO.MK LOANS will aolvc the problem of financing your home, enabling you io iay bit easy, month ly payments just like rent. Let u explain it to you. : Jackson Building Tazoli fatally nnii inutilntcil the hitler' wife and aU-'ll-lluuKhter with ITB Handicraft Shop. Phono 702 42 South Central Across from Craterian . Theatre Specials for Friday and Saturday Kiddies' Voile Dresses in dainty colors. Sizes up to (i yearn. Yt PRICE lilooinor dressed of Kiisj lisli prints tuul printed lawns; $2.2") values. Friday and Saturday $1.49 .. v:- n s AH Orjrandie- UcmneU . . , .J4 OFF .. .. , . ARE HERE! The new radios for this year are HERE. Seven tubes, completely shielded. Two 171-power tubes connected ' in push-pull in the power output stage. Dynamic Power Speaker, single dial control all electric power unit. walnut with Wal n u t open console. Complete with tubes, $175.50 P Association The Place to Invest Your Savings Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Our '.".' Stockholders Has Lost a Penny j u halU'Uet. I nru-i-nnon. . Tijr.zoli died shortly i Check with a - ' ' . .i Checking Account j The bills come in about the first: t thon remittances are made, but I tills always should be done by I check. That gives you a definite j -record of payment no come back i to force you to nay those bills over. You'll like the service that goes ' vitti our Checking Accounts. 'Partners in Community Development" House er ifffl Pit M ' i .c- - .- WITH SAFETY Aii investment in Preferred Stock in this association is PliOl'TPAHLIS paying regular dividends of 7 per cent. It is SAFE, too. backed by 19 years of successful business in Medford and the earnings of over a million dollars. A Home Institution The Jackson County Building & Loan Association is a home enterprise, owned and managed by Jackson Coun ty people. It is good business to invest in a successful, home institution. - - County : & Loan W' . ! ( i Your Favorn- '-weler ! II .'. -i -Since 1918 : j II ita purcliBBo Is made easy I by our superb collection I that embiftoes. the flneBt l .in ortaiiiat dostais. oxoul II site wdikinausliip In solid gier plated ware. i' . Raps Avantod at tho Mull Trib- iff !(. Must h i'Iphm NOTE NEW, LOW PRICES Walnut set with' spinet Iff? stand, complete with . tubes, $137.50 demand is enormous. By Far Medford's Leading Radio Storo