Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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An unusuully Iuibo numlicr of
Me.lfcinl ami viilli-y pcuiilr will j
iniilor up to I'ralor Inkf mnl Imrk 1
riumluy. und many oilier will mo
tor lo CrcHCdit City o rto the Ore- i
gun Cnvm ami return. j
Klnrald'8 tinner, Kuiile Point, j
Kill. night. Klnculd'a Imperial Or-I
eliestra. 3
Dunce lonlHht with McMurphy'a
KuIIpbc Knlilit, Oriental Gardeim.
" 93
Profimsor K. C. Delmer, nuperin
tindent ot the miutliorn OieRoti ex
periment station at Talent, left 111 In
morning for Vancouver, Wiwll. He
will attend tin unnual mcctInK of
northwest hortlculturalutiB. plant
patholoBlsta and. enloinoloBims at
Victoria, U. C. nest week. Mr.
Itolmer expecta to return July 1.
The news that tne Bel Monte
lleaell Uanco Hand will play In
Meilford next Tuesday under Hie
nilKplccs of tlm American I-eclon
Ih lielne mooted with enthusiamn
by local dance loven. 95
"Cueiil from u dlHtahec reiilntered
at Medford hotel 'Include II. II.
Ileed of Chicago. Mr. and Mm.
.Max Mnyflcld and Harry Mills of
: llolne( Ida., Mr. and Mm. J. A.
1. yln of miliary. .Can.-, and W. H.
Smith of Vancouver, II. C.
Mi' Ida Wood, pluno .Unohcr.
Hummer cIwikoh now HturtliiR. Htu
lio HimlpcHB .Oollegu lildu.' .Phono
1042-w; S'J
W. A. Dclsull of Stllem, who had
heen vlsltlnK at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Guh Newbury after a bunl
nea trip to Klamath Fulls, left for
home tliiH morning.
Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. night, 0 to
2. ltroathvuy Orchestra. 33
After spending ft week's vaca
tion at Crescent City, Mr. and Mrs.
Orover Millsap and .Miss Margaret
. Moshcr returned to Medford Fri-
day evening.
Gladioli blooms 5c per doz.
Hliady .Nook Grocery, North Cen
tral nt Clark Ht. " 102
K. 1. Itozoy, general manager
of the Houthern 'Oregon Gas cor
poration, combined a pleasure nml
business trip to Grants Pass yes
terday evening. Ilo was accom
panied by Mrs. George Wellntan.
Miss Mildred Ward and his two
sons, Kendall and Allen Daney.
Grants Pass Courier, ' j
Dnnce. Kagln Point, Hut. nlte, 03
Arrivals from the nortli by train
this morning included Mr. and Mrs.
It. K, Turner of Norfolk, Vn.. Miss
Sally Heamy and Miss Hessle Mil
ler of Danville, Va., who will be
the guests of Mrs. I,. I.. Dodge for
the week end. Tile parly attended
the meeting of KUvnulaus held at
' Keattlc tills week. From here they
xpect to go lo Han Francisco for
ti short visit before returning to
tlie south. Tile women said thai
Ihu weather here suits them, ns 1'
is utmost like the suipmcr of Vlr-
' glnla. .- ' (. .'- '.'" '
I'Hi-ty going east ylu l.os An
geles will take two passengers.
Address llux 1.. A., Mall Tribune.
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.luilge I,. MeMahon of Haleni ar-.
rived here toiay lo address mem
bers of the Houthern Oregon ltur
association tills evening nt thch
meeting at the Hotel Medford.
1'laiiM are being made to tirc.iin
modate -15 men nt a banquet at
ii:3l, to be .followed by the nasi
ness session.
Dance, Gold Hill, Rat. night, 0 to
2. Itrondway Orchestra. 113
Californialis registered at local
hotels include Mr. and Mrs. K, A.
Gordo nof Ilerkcley, Dr. and Mrs.
.1. G. Welierly of Hantu Ana, F. II.
Hillings und family of Fresno, Mr.
und Mrs. C. II. Minimum and Mr.
and Airs. J. Frank Palmer of Mo
desto, Kstcllc Hogeboom and Maynl
Clarke of Sacramento, Air. and
Mrs. Carl .Metehen anil son. Mr.i
and Mrs. ,1. II. Hollowny of Vulle.
Jo, Mr. and Mrs. P, K, Hehmltt uf
Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. While
of Ventura, William IJnughtery of
Han Dlegu. Mr. und Mrs. It. K
Penin or Itlverluink. Mr. and Mrs.
15. J. Cussell of Salinas. Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Mitchell, H. A. Mer
chant of Visalla. Mr. and Mrs. It.
J. Itlehanls. Mrs. I M. Watson.
Mr. anil Mrs. F. C. Mertens, D. I..
Keefe mid family and Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Chamhcrtand of I.os
Angeles, und the following of Sell
Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. IS. Mm
lerfield, Mr. ami Mrs. F. W. .Me
Xcar. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hart and
daughter, Mrs. II. c. Holmes and
the Misses Agnes und X. j. l.owry.
Tree props at Medford Lumber
t.'o. Phono GL'tf. 8ytf
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wlrth are
spending several days In Grants
Puss. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Chniirs Taho of Spokane, who
has been their house guest for a
week.
V'our cur will last much longer
If cushioned with Uivojoy hydrau
lic shock nbsorbers. $: set of 4;
t.iu-ooci s, im so. Central.
Ilillioe. Gold Hill. Sat nlsht,' 6 to
Iirnnilwnv Orchestra. i.-j
Hot Wctthcr is No
Tlino for
J Home Baking
Let Flubrer Be Your
Baker
!W-JW- . I.UI ,...J.l.. J ill - " . - .1- . -II . . -
Among the local flfhermi-H, w ho) Mrs. Nellie 1'oWi-Y Johnson ofl TWIti ' i'ly. weighing ' 'acveri
will try Ibi-ir luck Ip DhiiiMill lake'j "1020 'court su-ccl has truded her; pounds each, were born June 21
tomorrow urc Otto Jliihiiart and j hon- lo . M. Ilarber for a liomeilo Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Tyo of
Harry tjchmidt who will go to thrlii Grants Puss street in Ashlund. ! San Mateo, Calif., according to a
resort tonight, j iJi.Mi-Hj Jolinson expects to move to wire received yesterday by rela-1
Dance, Hagle Point, Sat. nlte. it Jheraii'W home In a few weeks. j lives. Mr. Tyo will lie rcmctnlM-i-j
The annual picnic of the Scan-i De tonight with McMui-.hyV'l " the founder of the present-
.1, i.... ... ..,..i,..r 11... I Kollece Knights. Oriental Gardiiis. i Modern liumlilng and Sheet Metal'.
son will he held tomorrow at I.lnJv.'' , I ' - aJ I
park. All families are asked (u'.l'iiuf of town shoppers In town'
lirlng baskt lunches, coffee undN Friday included Mr. and Mrs. a .
Ic cream being served by the com-i Wagner and two boys of Horn- j
mil lee In charge. 'brook, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I
Dance tonight wilh Mc.Miirphy's ! '" ' Kails mid Mrs. Hv-1
Kollege Kiiiglils. Oriental Gardens, eictti Frederick of Prospect. . !
93;
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for 'orvalttH wht-re he eijiollrd In
HiiiniiH-r Kchool Ht that InMitutlon.
Mr. nKnn ia playing lnfhHH with
the Medford Mc ivhantH and will
come to Houthern Ort'Kon an we ok
omlH. Mih. IjOfian will remain In
Onhl Jllll. JolU Kill Nohm.
IvIttcnId'H dancp, Knfilo Point.)
Hat. night. Kincald'H Imperial Or-j
cheHtra. t3 !
Dr. K. C. Miller of Look IM-uch, j
Calif., arrived hint evenini; for u !
viwit with hiK brother. M. A. Miller, j
of i'hoenlx. !
A .peeiul type of ,ee propH atj Kiini , vm h-nve '
K PlneH Uir. Co. 'Htf... . ,
mik
I'll rco bounty warrant, (he flrnt
for Humetlme, were isitued todny
and y cut onlay nt the county elerk'H
office, to W. F. KoHter of (iold
Hill, one coyote; Itod Fraln of
Cop co, one bobcat; JanieH Milton
of Itogue Itlver, on eoyoto.-
Mueh InteroHt 1m bciitK nroUHed
pver the announcement of Iho lo
cal pout of tho American Jeglon
thnt they will pi-CHeht tlio Del
Monte Hcueh Dance Jhind. i).r
(loorge Uldfleld of JirowiiMVitle,
Tex., wuh among the tnotorlntH
from a dlHtancc who registered to
day at the local branch of the
out of Htate reglKtration bureau.
DreKHinakiiiK a n d remodeling.
Fashion .Shop. 4?1 Medford Dldg.
tf
Although moxt rexidcntH thought
It wan much wnrmer yesterday, the
niaxlrnum wan hut Ito drgreeH, and
I he official foreeant of "not ho
warm" Sunday (h (i welcome one.
The maximum temperature of a
yeai ago today wan N" dogreen.
Wnlker'n danco nt Hilarity Hall
tunlghl. No dance nt fairgrounds.
3
CIuohIh from J'oitland regiMtered
at loctil hotelH Ipelude Mr, nntl
Mih. J. M. Meany, J, F. Haley, A.
N. Molman. O. D. Hamler, J. M.
Maeluay. II. M. Holden, . J. Drou
gurd, F. IC. Ha in Hon, V. Jt. IlaiiHen.
Hoy ('. Mellon, L, D. Freolmid,
Mr. und Mi;h- p. O. Vnvn. f. C.
Huiiner, K. A. XlchuliiH. Karl F.
IhkuIIh, T. I,. MitHby, A. It, Thorn
Ion, Mr. und Mih. II. A. MetHfhan.
F. M. I -and ram and A. U. .peter
Hchmidl.
Dance tonight with McMurphy'H
Kullcgo KniehtH, Oriental Gardens.
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Mr. nnd Mrn. Leon FrankH left
yeHterday for Loh AngeloH and &nn
Diego where, at the latter .elly,
they will board a ' HltmmKhlp fur
New York (.Uy, 'wher elliey will
vlHlt. friendH and"' I'elatlTPH Until
next October.
Tho Del Monto lleach Dnnce
Maud, recognized hh on" yf Ihe
flncHt' orguulzntluriH of. in kind.,
will he -the feature; of 'ai ijioiiKter,
benefit dance ui'W given ' ify the,
local poHt of the Amerleiin Legion
In Medford next TUH(lny, June '
301 h. ) Hi
Mi'h. Ida Wood -'returned ycsler- !
day from a Hhort vlnlt In Ontario,
On I If., where whn vlnlted her broth- :
er. Kdgnr AVIght, a former local ;
Jeweler, ' '
We ha Humcthlng- choice in
tree propH. Do not fall lo nee them.
Mlg PlneH Lbr. Co. 78tf
The Hherlff'fl office WrtH erowde
nil forenoon toduy with itppllcaity
for half-year auto Hcciihch and ihr !
iumIi wuh expected to lant unlit lulo
thin afternoon. Many of .the npplU
cantH tiro nrrlvalH from out of Htato
polnlH, wIiohc three-montiiH vIm.11
Ing In kh have become , void. A
Kood many nppllcaniM arc nl.Hu ex
pected In nexl week, CHpcchtlly
next Monday, when will he prrNcnt
thoHe who did not come today In
order to avoid today'a ruHlu
We have nomcihlng choice lit
tree props. Do not fall to Hec. them.
llgVrinc l.br. Co. TKtf
Innovations In the pocking of
fruit ii ml bert'lcH weio ' dtsciissed
by Itohert C. Pnulun at u luncheon
of the Knlem chamber of commerce
thlH week. Packing of Hlrawberrles
In Hinull ctirlunH. which are plnced
In cold Klorage until used. Ih one
of the recent innovation in the
fruit and berry packing Industry.
Mr. PiiulUN nit Id.
Orange, danco. Knglo Point, Silt,
night. Everybody welcome. 3
ViHturn from Klnmiith Fulls
who Hpcnt yesterday here Inchid
rd Mr. anil Mih. Thet Anders.
They were accompanied by Mih.
Velva Aiken, who returned to her
home after a visit with them.
Dance lunlght with McMurphy'H
Kollege Knight.s. Oriental Hardens.
!3
W. A. Menyner. owner of n huge
ranch near fraMvell upent Friday
here maklm preparallttns to leave
for Otikhiml, t'tiltf., where he will
be the guest of hi daughter. Mrs.
T. It. I.umsdcn. for the ummer.
Da nee with Walker'H gnng. Ht
Inrlty Hull. Sat. night. No dance
iti fairgrounds. 03
i PusincJis callers from nillfornin
I who uptnt yufterday here Included
1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred HuyllsH of Jlltt.
: He Is mtporintendent of the Mount
Crest ranch, owned by li. II. pur.
I "ons of Hiuttle and Medford. Mr.
UHyliHs h' preparing llulr rciilter
ed shorthorn enltlr fur the Miow
circuit nnd exiierts to leave In n
j week or ten i1h wlih the 'Show"
herd, which he will exhibit nt
j Vancouver. II. C Spokane. Wash..
i Ore-duun.. Ore., and Chlmpo and
, Klines t.'lty.
Oladltill blooms. CI. Moll Oar-
. ilns. 'JOS I'birk. Phone T-l-X.
Mis. H. M. Sumuclsun. 56
O. It. Orcen of Hood Itiver.
member of the American Fruit
growers' HNoc!tttlon.: Is spcndliiff n
few days in Medford im .the KUCt
of Hr. Hiid Mrs. K.-H. Cote. '
lint harbecue tgntdwlehen nnd
live forever. Mac's harbeeUo 1
nW npnn or Mvdfoid on high
way, fij)
Dance with Wttlker(s Rang, III.
Inrlty Hull, tonight. No dunce
at fuJiRrounds. ,
-'-"-MRDPOltD
Glangn dance, raglo T'ollit. Sat. I
Mr. and Mis. It. Fran u lln i.f -
.ihei-e were over &u people turn - ,
ed avuy from the employment lu
rcau hendnuai toiH yesterday he-
CHune of the uhortiiKe of johK, ;
Thinning In the orchardH Ih prae- j
tieully completed and work will
Imj hltu-k fur .a few weekn, I'hrUj
(JdUlict) Haid thlH morning'.
I'HOd piano for Hale at u Hiierl-1
fice. I'iany ternm. Phone !t34-X. '
"fitf,
Afr. nntl Mm, Frank HeMwlek of
Anhland will entertain a party of!
friends IncltidiiiK n group from
.l.I- .-I ... IlllI IMH Illh III'- (
ehureh hour. The JientviekH are)
former reHUlentw of Medford and 1
are now milking preparation to j
move to MeMlnnvillc where Mr.
UeHwiek will he employed in the;
pn$ toff lee. They expect to leave
A.-bl.u.d July 1. MIh Lucille, their,
dauKl iter wio (,-raduated from IiIkI.
school this year,, expects to enter
Llnfleld co.IIckv In the fall,
Tree props at Mcrfford Lumber
Co. , Phone BLU. H'.)t(
JT. C. Witham and "Scotty"
Maldment, manager of the lliu de
partment In the new AVItham sup
er-service station to he opened on
Ulverslde In the near future, left I
last night for Portland where they
will Mfleel rxiiilnnint fni- ll.n utn.
tlon. I
Dance tonight with McMurphy'H
Kollege Knights, Oriental Oardens.
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A bouquet of beautiful gdalfotl j
from tho gardetiH of Mrs. II. M.
Kamuelson of tiOX Clark slreet.
wftfj.given to the Mail Tribune of
fice this morning. Covering two
nervs of ground, her collection of
flowers is one of the .most nllrue
Hvo in Medford. The Samuolson
garden wuh planted last fall. The
larg Jewell gladioli farm at
(i rants Push Ik owned by Mrs. Ham
uelson's father, who has GU nures
of bulbs contracted for next seu
son. Fancy apricots for canning,
5MiO. Johnson's Market. if
I.oniH Puhl of the Mall Tribune
Job department was among the lo
co I residents who motored last
Thursday to Crater l-nkc, where
he reported there were several
hundred .visitors, most of whom
came from out of Oregon points.
vTree props nt Mertforil dumber
Co. Phono G2H. SUtf
jii A marriage license was Issued
yesterday nt the county clerk's of
fice .to Karl C. Clymer, 2$, and
Wanda Uhilr, bofh of Medford.
Danco tonight with Mc.Vfurpliy's
Kollege Knights, 'Oriental Hardens.
: r:i
Fred Wllthiins, formerly of
Ornhfs Pass, hit ami killed a blue
bird while playing golf at Knlem.
Wo suppose he marked down a
birdie for the hole.-Oranls Pass
Courier.
Fnney apricots for c a n a 1 n g.
&HV' Johnson's Market. if
The delegalluii of Jaekdou eotinly
boys and ghlH clubs who hnd been
attending the two weeks summer
school at the O. A. C. for such
clubs, and which closed last night,
are cpected to arrive in Medford
on this evening's Shasta train from
the north, t
' 'YtSur greatest usset in health.
Take Chlroiiractlc wllh Hussiun
mtiHrtiige nnd Iteep fit. Dr. Hlm
kins, over Wuulworth store. On
' Harold Wagner of Hun Frauclseo
spenl last night In Medford with
Art Kchoeiil, ,1 fraternity brother
nt the t nlverslly of Oregon where
Mr, Wagner graduated last year,
lie Ih returning to California to
resume his duties with William
Favllle, architect.
Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorlnnted pnol. s nt f
Included among .the Orcgoninns
registered at local hotels are (loo.
II. Grave and Josephine Hlewurt
of Salem. Kliuo 11. Chase. F. Tt.
Chase and Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
Peterson of Kugene. K. Ci. Lewis of
CJreshani. H. O. Selllck of Uose
burg nnd K. II. Oreen of Newport.
Orange dance. Kagle Point, Sat.
night. Kvcrybody welcome. !i3
While the public market was
good this morning, the demand
exceeded the supply and many
customers were disappointed. Lo
ganberries, raspberries and cher
ries were nil quickly Hold out and
fuimers nre urged by Markctmtis
ter 10. J. ltunyaid to bring In more
of such produce. Peuches from
the Cor.y Nook ranch, owned by
A. N, Wright, near Phoenix, will
probably be 011 sale nt the mar
ket next month .according to pres
ent Indications,
Dance twilight with Mc.Murphy's
Kollege Knight, Oriental Hardens.
l3
A fine bunch of mules was load
ed from the Wold Hill stockyards
today, destined to play 0 part In
Ihc- htirvcMl fields in the northern
part of the htato and southeiV
Washington this year. The mules
are the property of O. K. Howttt
and they have been pastured near
this city nt the Del lilo rnnh for
the past several weeks. The ship
puvpt wn.s rather unusual to see
111 HUs motorlxed atie, and rclcall
in this motorlxed age. and recti IN
ArnHitble mules and horses were
being gathered together for ship
ment to the Svnr lone. Hold Hill
News.
-Fnney apricots for cunning.
JSe. Johnson's Market. ltf
.Or liter lnke Pnlon Christian
lOridi'RVor will hold h one day eon
ventlon June 11 nt Klamath Fulls.
The convention will begin at 9
9'clck In the morning with regis
tration and continue through the
d with 11 varied program until &
o'clock In the afternoon. A special
church service for Christian F.n
deavor, n picnic lunch nt noon nnd
ft niasK meeting In Ihe afternoon
will bo teulurcs of tho Uny.
'MAlR-TltTBUNRrMEDPOiin,"
company In Medford. ,
Culifornlu tourists who stopped;
here for u few hours today in- I
eluded Paul Sturdlvant und Dun
Finch of Glrndale. They were on
''i-ir way to Portland and Seattle I
for a two months vacation. j
AmniiK the hotH kiukIh In M1-1
yrj;foril from the male of WaHhinttun :
- . ,
: ,...fiiii., iiti.i .,nn. it. in issn i
or hpngane, . J . lice or iieinng-1 "1 his is Young talking from txh-, w hich were expected to lie inn tin- -ham.
Mrs. H. H. Neslilt of Fllins- - land Floyd Vouni, yeah, the frost ', (K-r control In a short lime. The:
burg and H.'M. Fletcher and I., i mun. is Wilcox there? No? Well, ; chemical truck was first railed in'
Hewitt of Seattle.
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ZIEGFELD CHOICE
Of Interest to Medford people Is
in recent article In the Loh Angeles
(.e . hh
,,lnl,!y whu .ft h,c u Khu,.t ,
oriel
time
ago for Hollywood, after having
spent several months In Medford
cuioro I
visiting her sister,
Ifn.l.lir
Mrs Patll
A Bod sized picture of Miss
Finley also appears with the
article, which is as follows: "The
(iolden Oirrthe most beautiful
,,,,hH' Harrv Olive. fnmouK ariist i
i,aH i.,.n lx,io to find In California
i..
AfttM. ihl.eo III((n,i, f Hcarching j
for a girl on whom to bestow the
title and the reward" Unit go with
It fanio and a contract with
Florcti. Zlcgfcld. for .example
Clivc made his announcement yes-
terday I
And' he revealed that at the last j
moment It wus fate, and not him- '
self who made the ultimate choice.
"In my quest for the C! olden
Cilrl, whom I wan commissioned to
find in California by Florems Zieg
feld," be explained, "I've seen
LTi.OOO blondes since I arrived here
three months ago. They besieged
me, I even had to use the buck
door of my apartment to escape I
tho blondes who were waiting for "u , 1S, " i ' un.ni uui .
1110 In front" 1 don t know whether or not he is
And. finally, out of all these, the coming to Medford. hut he may
choice, narrowed down to two. One como lf vllw. Tell them o do
was Leila Hyams, screen actress; ! tu;ir lr,f anyhow. Kiey Will un-thi-
other. Muriel I'lnley. who. 1 ; UcTHlanu.
understood, was a New York girl
out here seeking a place in the
films.
."For days I wondered which of
Ihe two to choose. They were
fifty-fifty In till who had some of
the attributes that go Vow ai d
limiting the Ideal blonde. 'And'fiu
nlly, fate stepped In end 'ttm(o the
choice fdi- inc. Miss Hyu His signed
a contract to stay here -in Holly
wood for motion picture -work.
And, since one of the conditions
of being chosen the Golden Oirl
includes being featured . in Hie
Xiegfebt'K Follies, .Miss llyaius was
liulomatlcally eliminated ami left
Miss Finley as the choice." ,
Her measurements as given out
by Henry Clivc are us follows:
Height, five feet 7'-.. Indies; bust.
3fi inches; waist, L'8 Inches; hips.
37 Vj Inches; calf, I I Inches; tinkle,
8 Inches.
DOLL BUGGY PARADE
SI
BE LOCAL FEATURE
Somnlhlim new In parades will
be seen I riilay atternoon. June 29.
wneu KiuuieH of .iicmoru line up
their tlecoraleU doll hiiKiiics loaded
with families of every description
nnd march from the Cliamher of
('oniniercc down Main street to the
pliiyKronndH on l-'ast Main. Tlie
entrants will assemble nt 2:110
o'clock.
All children under 7 years are
ellKihlo lo enter the paiado. Prizes
will he awarded for the most beau
tiful float, and for the cli'verest unc
with blue, red nnd meen ribbons,
from Mann's department store, - to -
Ine to the winners. 1'ho Judges
huvo not heen HoUtt'ti'tl
Spocliil traffic oIiIom-h rnr tho
cvoiit will ho voliintoi'i-B from the
rmiks of tho Hoy Svoittt,. who will
B n lilo tho inliiliituiv liiniiilo iiloim
Its cotu-.so. KollowliiK this thoro I
will ho a doll show at tin- iluy
Kroiinils with inmo iirlxoa for tho
inihiiic fill rk's. Thi'ie's no roatrit
tlon roKiinlliiB the miiki-up of ilolls
I'xliiblli'il. eron vouotahle creiitlons.
Miss Mi' I ha Willhuns. niini'rvisor, !
iiiiltl this morning.
Another feature of tho nfternoou
will he u truck meet. Iik-IuiIIii.;
scooter, tricycle anil velocipede
races, with attractive awards. A
peanut hunt will he the last even
on the prosram. the nuts being fur
nished hy tho iCeononiy tirocoteria.
Kreu Ice cream, tlomited hy Snlder's
Dairy and Produce eoinpiiny, will be
served hy a committee,
Kvoryono expectinu to tako part
in tile fun is rcsuestcd to sIkii up
at the lilayjtroumls with either Miss
I II Ih in or her assistant. Miss
.Maijoriu Kelly, as soon as- pos
stole. Radio Program
KMED
Mull Tribune-Virgin RUtlon
Suiiihi), ituno 21 4
S p. in. SrivUcN from tho
Pi't'uhyiniun i-huri h w ill .thr f
hroHttOHMl t h r o u r h tho
oourtmy of Vvvl Funeral
' honip.
tfMttttM t
OREflOW ftATURRVY,
FROST EXPERT ON
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The critmtv ancnt' offh' nhono
riinir tl is forenoon and Mih. (iladvB
York, Hie office Htemwraphur, on
WAYTO MEETING!
IKES INQUIRIES
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prisiMi in near ine ioiiowiiik: i
how 1b the pear crop KotliiiK along? j
That'H xcond, isn't it? I am en route I
lo Vancouver, I). C, and hopped off ;
tho HhuMtu train to call up your i
olficc." I
It Hcema that Mr. YotinK, who j
was on hia way to Vancouver to '
attend we convention of the North
west Association of Horticultuml
IntH, I'uthologiats and Entomolo
gists, was so anxious to learn howl
the valley pear crop was progress- j
liiiK that, during the train slop at
Aahlantl ho lmiipcd off and called '
up Hie counly am-nt oflico here -
Ion the nhon. He had heard uoth-,
Inn about the iirorexa ol the fine
crop of pears after leaving hero the
Ill n( (ii iiiu MliillLIJ,.
When the train reached the Med-1
ford utationt slmultuneous with its
coming to a HtO) Mi. Young jumped
off from one of tho conches to tho j
: -
'I'oi. tuaiiuriii unu lu-Kiiu iu ijuua'
imu'iuu waning octoaiion consist
" " ,V, , , , . , m u
"wight Uandall of the local IV
j weather station, about the condb
U" ot the Iruit-crop.
I Mti waH vnry m,l(;h liw to
hn"w thllt llUM' llJ1(' ,K1t!n " wlll(I
Ol ll 11 tl (laillll'40 kIUCO his (IcjIJirtUrO
!C .Mr OUI1? W!" .bC
"i,UK uiiouk" iiuiu hi au -m ion
1,ll'K 011 wwv 10 "ntiarers
iU ' . . ,
: unless his services are needed. He 1
j seems to have tho hail or wind I
K iippieiieusioii 111 111s ncau, unu
KIlltl ir aiiythitis of that kind
' l"ge tho crop he would.
u wu Ul "P,i"
fruit growers out in any way pos
sible.
"Oh, by the way," Mr. Youn
suid, as the train started to pull
on, "if you see Van Hovonberg or
Dave Wood, tell them tho secre
tary of agriculturo Is coming out
this way soon, und to do their stuff.
REAL ESTATE IN
. EAGLE PT. ACTIVE
I'JAGI.H POINT, Juno 21!. A ilwil
Ims buun cliiKud Hhcrcliy William
Kursl litTiiiims I lln nwncr ol tlic
fornu'i- tlo.sH Itoniu, having pui'cliiiH
od th jinjiu'rly recently I'roin Mt-n.
McDowell. The Ilm-Kt 4'umily will
move noon alter the first of July.
David Prince lias purchaacd the
small at-reai;'-' iust at the rear of
W. S. llatiKlaiid'.s and will move
Into the house that is on the place
after lie can make some repairs
there.
Air. and Mrs. Rolilson of Talent'
district were visitin Klheir dauiih-!
ter, Mik. It. T. Seaman, und family'
Thursday. i
Mm. Kincald and Mrs. C'ainplx'H !
enleilulni'd the Civic cluh at Ihe j
Cumpliell home Thursday allenioon. j
Mr. und Mrs. Florcy are in Port- :
land this week. !
Mrs. Weidniun has been elected j
superintendent of the community I
Sundnv school and Dorothy 'oy j
was elected secretary and Kathor-i
inn Phillii-nnk- liinniut The attend.
U11C1. at Sunday was 17. which is
t.(.sidered very'ttood lor this time
of your. Wo Khould not set out
of the habit of Sunday school at
tendance In the summer whenever
possible. Lot's bo present at the
Sunday morning sons ion, h It is
one of tho best Imbits we can form.
Tho rooms ubovo Brown's store
urn being renovated and decorated
preparnory fur occupancy by the
first of July.
, . Sheep Owners
Attention!
1 Wo are In position to pay you
moro Minn anybody .for wool-mo-
Illllr. Hco us before you sell.
MKDI'ORU HA1JOAIN 1IOUSR.
Phonn 1 nita. 7 N. tiratm St.
Frank's
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
Friday and
Saturday
The Riot of Comedy
Be Yourself
Dearie
Fourth and Fir
Prices, 25c and 50c
Orchestra!
Vaudeville
Comedy
JUNE 23. 1928
- - . ,; ! .ij:J 4
GRASS BLAZE-ON . gsssg
1 Tht ft iv diartiiit'iU thin jifir
, mmn w.ih call-d tn lln imuI uf Norih
OiiU Mlret-t m av .MrAmirevvH ruiiil.
eff of West Jarktiun Mtrt'Ct, tu t'X-i
tiiiKiiish a ihrt'attninu anil
ln uh fire which covered a laro
an-a ami taused a ilcnse amount;
were still ligniin. ine imoit-s. i
the scene, after which tho Pope-.
Hartford truck was Immediately '
ni niont-cl .
" Mr. and Mrs. Uoland I teach re-
turned home yesterday from a four
d:iy ytny ot l.nke n' tlw Wonls,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt IIK.NT r,-riKim lioune, uil
furnlsheil. I'hime 4GS-J-3.
KOH I.KASi; Uairy ranch ram-
iiletely Htocked ami cutiieii.
f"'"t I'mits 4iiu ncr mmitn.
wonderful opportunity for the
Agency. Inc. Phone Ts. ' !;.'
Foil KAMi An excellent buy in u
subui'ban home; j U acres In cul
tivation, with u paid-up wattr
right on U acres; a dandy ii-rm.
bungalow with fireplace ami!
other conveniences: good barn '
and storeroom; all kinds, of her
ries and fruit; also a guotl sized
vineyard; 4 acres of young al
falfa. Just the place. fr a
country home. A snap. ?10tnu j
cash, balance good terms. Sec
Chillies A. Win Agency. 1"V
Klw..AJm
A beautlfiil. new ;l
room home with breakfast nook,
a dandy little kitchen- with plen
ty of bullt-lns, linen closet's, sta
tionary, wash trays, wall bed.
hardwood floors throughout : a
good garage with cement drive
way, woodshed, large lot. Sale '
i.rii-n I. Till - S400 riKh' IiiiImiii'O
oiisy terms. See' 'Chtirles A.
Wing Agency, inc. Phono "L'X.
FOIl KALK Loganberries, i mile
west of Phoenix. C. S. 'Wright.
ii!)
A SNA P (i-room modern hou.ve,
close In; clean and nice; wood
shed, garage, garden. lots of
flowers, roses and vines, nice
lawn: 11 rent h.mwv nhn-e S"SIHI
si;iu iiuwn, 1 ia la nee mouth. I
French & Atwood, 10 North Kir. j
. ;iif
l-'OI! f.M.K Cheap on -terms.' 3
acres with small bouse on .l.-u k
soliville bliihway. : 1 block lo
school, or wil llradc as first pay
ment on larircr f!IL-JV, . . a.
Kfwx. .Mcdford-JaV-ksoiivin'e Star
: :
K(.)K MA I.I Pneumatic equipped
loKKlnt; , trailer for .-MS ton
truck s:tii
II -ton t-wlu-el trailer. pneum;Mie
equipped . svon
Uoth of thcHe trnilciH are brand
new. -
Ve a!.o have two -ton Ihlt-
Klinr trucks, nverhaulcd a n d j
rejioy ro j;o. v can make j
uliractive price on these !
ai r:i ii-v i; u atto t-o.
3S-H N. Kiversiile Ave. I
Cllone 73. i
KOIS IIMN'T Kurnislii-d main floor
apartment: eras ranue. Hi MIs
Hetne I'hone L'lut-V. 1
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week: .
. Jarmin & Wocds
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
You'll Like Our
Sunday Dinner
TOMORROW
$1.00
HOTEL
MEDFORD
Dance
TONIGHT
i J." with' ; ;
Oeorge
McMURPHEY
V
and His
Columbia
Recording
, College Knights
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Gentlemen $1.10
Ladies 20c
WU, lOW
1001
mih i mm nil i ii.
NOW!
1?U THE FIRST TALKING . )
tfleoJi MOTION PICTURES
' COSTELLO
! "TENDERLOIN"
i WITH '?
Conrad Nagel .
THE WONDER OF ,1,
. VITAPHONE vBffiKraSI
, productions I
, I . SEE AND HEAR! VSltCj 1
; S '-' Beautiful Dolores Costcllo sr M
I in this mighty melodrama 1
' M,1 of New York niyht life. 3
I Er'iJW ' ov ' Admission P'f 8
f VUapHone M
m Gene P,ZS, .. BC2".i
i m Hush ' Beret -
W ,,T the Comedy !
1 1 AT THE .
Jl HILARITY HALL
JUNE 23rd
Dynge Bros. Melody Kings
Another Good Walker Party
No Dance at the Fair Grounds '
Admission 10c Dancing 75c
FOR YOUR WINTER
, Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
$2-75
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Reichst;ein
at
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
AND STILL THEY COME BY. . '
THE HUNDREDS TO MARVEL, v ii
AT . V..Vjj
WALKER'S . ; ;
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
Tel. 631
Deuel