Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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JlJLUJjUKJJ iUAIL miBUJIJjJ.'MmjjUlilJ, UMKliU.S, KLMJAV, JUSU ii4.
Iocal and
Personal
Hunerintondent of tha puMU
fawuh. K. Jl. Hfidrlrk, who left
lor )5utene lata AJonUay in nt
mkitiK a -Hpecial course of study
mfr HOhool, aa rumored fol
Mifta Mary Haley of Ahland f i 9 -i
who IftHt year was ihe Crater H Aimee ft F OOtstepS
lke lodpe during ihe wummer 1
monlhH rioinc monographic work
for R. W. Price, and acting u!
an entertainer In the evening pre-
j trifling at the piano, in evening I r
(concert it employed at the hike
IngHin thin season. , v
j I2nt barbecue sandwiches and
. 1 live forever. Mac's JJarbeeue 1 s
j miles north of Medford on high
way. QU
! Th iluin of thr Nixth annual
nw n Hia riannrlura nut IU IfMtK-
...a vt........ - - I convention or urenon ptMiiuymcn 1
inc nfter noma special work there jha( ,,e(in f()r Juy K fln(, j,
ror rour or rive weh. 11 ,"'-:at the - kUU college when h
uned yenterday on his arrival ltt,ftru, i,ntn the union
homo to Hpend the week-end with J wl nt, pronomlc production.
hit. family. While, away. Super-, While the nnnual mei-ting f the'
Intendent Hedrick will keep ln.H(a(e poult ryniena BHsoclatinn will
cloao touch with local achool nf- b0 neW ftt tne mm(t Uinp lnf
fairs nna win come dock eei convention J of on educational
week or ro to further look nfter n(ltlir(, nnd jM oppn lo a reirHiil
ihem, unlesH summoned ut Hny,,PKH of wnt,tiet. ln(.v are members
lime if an . enyrgenoy1 -ariHcs U
school nf foira. .'
Try Peggie' permanent wove,
like nature's own. Kmma t'line
Hhop, Liberty Jlldg. 4lf
If their plans were followed af
ter they Jefl here the day ofi0,n, o( Jacksonville,
June z, Mr. una -ir. r.mii .mum.
of the nsHOcintlon.
Clladioll blooms. CJlrt'lioll Car
dons, 208 Clark. Phono 754-X.
Mrs. H. M. HamuelKon. ' f0
Krcd Opp of San UIoko Jh her
for a visit with his brother, John
and children sailed from New
York City yesterday on the steom-
phin Berlin, for ilamhurg, Ger
mans', that port to bo reached
the ihlrtj or fourth of July, ""d
from there they will go some dis
tance inland to the native place
of Mr. nnd Mrs! Mohr, at which
place they pxpoc.t to spend the
next year ! In visiting relatives,
with occasional short trips to
other parts of Kurope. .
The pews that the Del Monte
lieu oh Dance-Hand will play in
Medford next Tuesday under the
aurtplces of the American legion
In being greeted with enlhuviaKin
by local danca lovers. OR
Wm. II. I.ydlaid, who left early
Inst week by ulrplano for a visit
nt I-OH Angeles,: arrived home
by train from that city Friday
evening, still in n somewhat ele
vnted mood, which amounted to
almost uplfhneHH when he recalled
how n group of friends gave hirn;
such a grewnomo end-off nt the
local airport.
Mrs. Jda Wood, plnno teacher.
Summer clauses now startlni;. Ktu
dlo llusiness College Hldg. Phone
J042-W. i0
Mr. and Mrs, O- W. De.Tnrnett
left flfUurdny" morninu to spend
the weelttend at Crecent City,
Calif; - .
Used piano for sale at a sacri
fice. Easy terms. Phono 034-X,
70tf
"ftoffue river pear orchards look
fine," said O. K, Green, of Hood
Itlver, yesterday after ho had
visited several' large ones In the
valley. Ijo in tho guest of, Mr. and
Mrs. B- E. Coe for a few days
after which he will return to
Hood River. According' to Mr.
Green, who Ih field manager fur
the ' American Kmlt Growers,
Hood River expects to ship nhoul
flfiOO loads of apples nnd flOO Hhln
menlH of pears IhlH season. Tho
nullook at Wenutchee If for 17,000
nhipmonlH and nt Ynklnm th"
growers plan to sond out IC.mOO
loads of applese.
; Gludtpll btooniH 2T)0' per dox.
Bhady Nook Grocery, North On
tral at Clark Ht, 3 02
The Elks are fntorestod In the
fact that, the last two dnys of
August nnd September l, the
rtnto Elks' association will hold
a convention at Astoria,
Party going past via I.os An
peles will takn two ' Pmhhpiihcts.
Address Knx L. 'A., Mull Tribune.
' or.
J. f Pornes 1 ' spending a
couple of weeks In Portland where
Mrs. Karnes recently underwent
an operation In one of tho hos
pitals. Curtis Harnes, their son
Is nlso thore to remain with his
mother for 11 . time.
We 'have something choice In
tree propfl. Do not fall to see Ihem.
' 111 Pines Lbr Co. 7Stf
Mi', and Mrs. HuhhoII Hher
wood arrived homo the first of
last week from Los Angeles, where
he has completed his second year
of study at the Osteopathic Col
lege of Physlclnns and "Htirgeons.
to spend his vnentlnn until full.
Russell, Who. has two or
three more years of study ahead,
and one yetir as an Interne, be
fore ho gets his practice diploma.
Is again employed by the Copco
here in its warehouse depart
ment. Your car will Inst much longer
if cushioned wtth Lovojoy hydrnu
Hn shock absorbers, 25 set of 4.
Etwood'H. llS Ho. Central.
Tho It. N. of A's, the Mistletoe
club and their families wilt hold
a picnic at Kvershady Auto Park
on Thursday evening at ;00
Mvervlwdy bring well filled baskets.
June is the month
for bride. Let
Fluhrer bake that
wedding cake.
Tree propfl nt Meilforil I-illrtiber
Co. Phone 820. SlMf
HllilriK uppurrnily l lioromlnit
populdt' onionK the youth of ths
landj JiiriKlnK from thft niunifr
of younx hoyH and ulrlK who
pnHHPd tliroiiffh .Medford liiwt week.
Onp couplo pot(rt wnt a Kirl not
ovpp 17 ypni'H of ne nml a hoy
not over IS. They minlcd no
hiKKdKe nnd wsempd to ln onror
free. Thoy . nppaurml um if thoy
had como a Bi'eot dlKtanro nnrt
uppcurert to ho in no hurry to
rennh tholr deHtinalion.
Kunry apricntH for c a n n I n k,
fj i rr. Johnaon'M Markrt. Vitf
Dean and kirn. .1. A. Itfxoll ot
rorvnlllH nr vlBltora in Klamath
KaliK' today and export to motor
to Orator f.ake Friday eiironto
honip. via Jtond Klamath KallH
Herald.
Troo propa nt Moaford I.nmh.r
Co. Phono 620. Klitf
Amonpc ihn out of town bunl-
nOKH onllera 'horo yeatardny wero
Holen Ouley and MIrh flrnco
Chamborlain, of Aahlnnd, Mm. A.
WnKitor, nnd family of Horn
hrook, California.
Kuney nprlonlH for c a n n i n ir.
fic. Johnaon'H Morkot. ' tf
C. O. Whitman and family nro
sxpaeted home tonlcht from va
cntlonlnK ' at (YeMoent City for
Hftvoral daya. : .
Treo propa nt Modforrt Iaimber
Co. Phono 620. S0tf
Doaplte tho warm woathor, thore
have Uoen no forost flroa report
ed In Crater National forcat dur
Ini? the paat week and llkewiao
none havo been reported on atato
owned foreat land. However, for
eat nfflclnlB remind eampera tluit
eamp fire permlta are iteceasary
nnd that aponlal million with
eamp flrea in the wonda muat hn
taken.
Thn llel Mnnto Ilnneh llanoe
Band, reeoKnlaed an one of the
finest oi'KnnlxnllonH of Ita kind,
will ha the feature of a monater
benefit dance to ho given by tho
local 'poat of the American Legion
In Medford next TucHdny, June
joth. i . ... -i .. u n
Mr. nnd Mra. AVIlllnm Hm-lt-wlth
formurly of AHhlaud, have
loaand Hbody Nook Camp,, 10
mllea north of Ornnta Piinh.
'Kuney nfirlcota for a u n n n ir.
fityc. Johnaon'a Market. lf
A lni'Ro bomiliel. of Klalllolnn.
Hrown hy H. M. SamiielFon nt
2(18 Clnrk Hi rot, la nttrae.tlnfrj
much attention at the chamber
of commerce where they wore
placed on exhibition Hntiirdny. .Mr.
HnmuelKon hnH n cladlolu farm
and hn over two iicidh. AIho
on dlaplay In Ihe chamber Ik n
bouquet of awoet peaa donated
hy Mia. Frank Middle of th'i
Klnmnth OrohnrdH.
Your arenteat nsaet la health.
Take Chiropructlo with RiiHHlun
maHHOue and keep fit. Jlr. Him
klna, over Woohvorth atore. 0I
With 4th of duly hardly more
than 10 dnys distant, local clti
sienH nro wondering where they
will nelcbralo, with celebratlnna
nnnounceil tit (?recent' city. Cel..
(IrantH Pnaa nnd Aahland. How
ever, h larKe ahnre of tho local
people will motor lo the moun
talna and reaorta nnd enjoy n cool,
peaceful,, anne "4th."
DreaHmaklim and renindelliiK.
Fnahion Shop, 424 Medford Hldn.
. lf
MIrb .lean Swluart left, Thura
ilny Mr Klnnmth Fnlla to visit
the real of the week with Oer
trude l.lndley of thnt city.
Hwlm In drlnkliiB water. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool, 8!ttr
1). ('. llarria of Olendnle, who
for aevernl years has been rond
mnster for tho Hoiithern I'nolflc
In territory extemllnit from Itose
burn lo Ashlnnd hnH bean nppolnt
ed ns a atnto fire warden, by the
stnte forester. Tho appointment
was mndo for convenience lo both
the fire wardens, and inadmastcr,
nnd will bo tho menna of kiivIhk
both oonnldornble lime nnd troub
le. In tho pnst tho roadmaator
haa been compelled to receive tne
permission of tho alato warden
to burn areas nnd weeds from the
railroad rliiht of way. a differ
ent permit luivInK lo be nantcd
for each Mention. As a atalo fire
wnrden, Uoaiinuister Harris has
the power to Issue permlla for
btirpluu Hrnaa alonn hla own atl
pervlsert aectlona of rlht if way.
Hold Hill News.
Much Interest Is being- aroused
over Ihe announcement of tho lo
cal poat of ihe American I.okIoii
Hint they will present tho lcl
M"to llenci Dance Hand. 1S
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lew Heynolda of
the Holland liolil left Thursday
for T)lnniond lake lo remain n few
days.
I Mlaa Helen tuitls. of Sun Frnn
! Cisco, will leave for Pnn Francisco
today nfter spendlnit n two week's
: vacation with her mother, Mrs.
A. I.. Ijintls on West Ninth street.
Miss lAntlB has Just aradunte-1
from the Ht. Francis hospital In
j thnt city, and will lake up nc
llive nursing this full.
l.lternlly thniisnnds of ducks
nnd Reese ni-e ltntrhlnK on the
I marshes nf Warner Valley, anil
lt Is estimated thnt there will be
In "bumper crop" of the fowl In
lljike county (hla year,
1 1 r i m
if 'A i
PLANE DISASTERS
CLAIM 8 LIVES;
the plane was 1,500 feet In the
j air.
I F 1 1 , K Va . . June 23. &) T h e
i marine corps lost today ita old-1
1 ewt and mowt rolorful aviutor . in ;
j the death of Major A. Lutz, when!
i he slant tri-motored Fogger !
transport plane he was piloting to!
Lbaruuua crushed here. killfti
him and two of his crew and in-;
1 jurinu the third.
i Major l-uiz- and
ENT
TO BE DiSCUSSEn
ust.. Every effort la being made to! IlOSEBl Pl A J25.000 cor.
. .t -in n:enilwridiii t 7"" be- poratlon will Improve Cusey a
fore the convention.
rniiiiia liaik.
I.OI'VAl.V, BelKium, June 23. ,
(p) The litlle war that has been ;
goliis ofi In iuvain over the in
s. ription to be placed over the XaW
l-oitvain library entered an active
pha&e today when an atiempt to
plac'e the disputed Inscription on
in ii." structure was stopped by the
A bli; mcetinir (,f ihe Anlerl
' l-eiiliili hi acltedilled for Moniluy ; police.
Lieutenant-. ... 1
Howard C. Ilusbey of WashlllK- "Ml I11'1" ,,h ,,,, lin
inn rHt,e ii i.niaH i , for the stale ritnvfiitlun u ili I,,. ,u. 1-nirop.aciiL
sinntly, their- bodies helms thrown cussed and a number of new up. H. P. Coleman
more, thnn fiftu foot fvnm i m ' poi :Hri;cntM on the convention com- 1
when an airplane dropped in a tail J plane. Corporal I). C. McChesney niluecs made. with only a few' Sl,h Successful Year In Medford
spin .- feet lo cranh two mllesiof Detroit, .Mich., aviation nie han-' weeks left until the bin eoiiv-ntlon Treafnients by Apiiointment
nf.rih ,.r Th. ,r.... ..it; wa thrown elejir nf ihr. wfefk- the b,cal post will be u scene if Medford Center Bldn. Phone 965
! DF.l. MONTE. Cull. June L'S
f-4'fwo nii-il' were killed today'
Naturopathy
Obituary
Kenneth ;. Melntowh of K.in
l-r:inc-isco . nnd C'larenre Cool;-.
.Jr.. of Honolulu. Krank W. Full-ei-
of San FranciHo, the pilot, wan
uninjured.
'Ihe victims were well known
In full fnrnln n ml tho 14 h M-.iii-i
islnndF. .MclnlOHh was the scin , Funeral wcrvieeH for John Cvo
"f K. .MclntoHh, prcHldcni if '' 111 he held from the J'erl
iht Ittink of 0;ilil'orni:i at Kan ' Funeral Home. Monday at 2:30
Francisco. llf i Hiirvi'od hy n I P- lti-v, O. K. 'Millard offi-
widow nnd two children, aacd ! ctattnpr, litirlnl In I'hoenix.
! i and 4.
nuke, w;ih the Hon of f'Inr-1
I ence Cooke, Kt., head of hewers i
and ookc, wild tn be the Inrfjewt
)muk on the Hawaiian islands,
t onke'n fnt her left Sun Fninelwo
for Honolulu Wednesday. jre wiih
notified l.y wlreleH of IiIh HonV
dcnlh. ,
ed machine nnd died of hiH in-' husv netlvtiy from now until Auk- 1 Fleftrof her:
jurir-H about two hotim later.
Food Science
You'll Like Our
: Sunday Dinner
': TODAY
$1.00
HOTEL
MEDFORD
PlfiwslftPd advertlstnir eel reaiilts.
In the fall Airr.ea Semple Mc
I'horson, Los Angeles evangelist,
plans to take her daughter, Ro
jcrtn, to England and initiate her
into evangelistic work. Above,
mother and daughter.
The cherry crop tine to a heavy
demand ' Is rapidly dlsaiipeariiiK,
and cherrlea ' will' soon be scarce.
Housewives are urKed to make
early purchase if ttiey would be
asa'Jied of their aupply. Hillside
clorry orchards have already
been completely sold out. This
year's' crop was nlso not us lnrn
aa Inst year s.
AVe have something choice in
tree propa. Do not fait to see them.
Hilt I'llies l.br. Co. 7Htf
.Miss Mamie 'rimmona of this
city la spending a short vacation
In Dunsmilir, Untitling nnd other
northern California points.
A special type of tree props at
lilK I'lnca l.br. Co. 7 Stf
W. A. 'rattler, formerly with
the Iteynolds Accounting service
HI Hnlem, came here recently to
instnll the system In tho offices
of several local business houses, j
Ilefore" five p. ni., yesterday llil
motorists had mado applications
for half-year auto licenses, mark-
Iiik Ihe heaviest day's btiHlness in
the history of the sheriff's office
ill temporary aulo license busi
ness. A branch office at Ashland,
where it was In chnrite ot Deputy
I'aul .lennlnns, reported the ap
plication' of .7,1 llcensos.
Miss pearl Kisir of. Helena.
Mont., is hern for a couple of
months' visit nt the home of her
iillW. Mrs, , Jfolllo Koclcy. :
Mr. and H'lrs. Wilbur .loncs anil
son, Junior nt Klamath l-'alls. and
Mrs. J. M. Under nf Phoenix, re
turned to their homes yesterday
after n two week's vacation trip
(brnimh Ihe Willamette valley and
the C.'ooa Hay roKloil. They came
here from Crescent t'lly and visit
ed at Ihe home of Mr. and .Mis.
;us Newbury I'l'lday.
Mnrriaixe licenses .were issued
at the county clerk's office yes
terday lo Joe FlIfKel. iitorney, and
Ksther Van i:amp, teacher, both
of Medford; Uobert K. Perrnll-of
McCloud, fallf.. and Mabel l.ee
nurnntt of Han Francisco: Alban
C. Mliellerfelss of Klnnialh I'lills
and llerniee Doll of Portland;
Harold A. I.onn of llozcmnn.
Mont., and eddn (lidenn of Ashland.
C. n. Thompson, head ihe nu-
rlcultural dcpartnienl of the Med
rord hi!h school, Is puttlilK In
busy vacation at bis home, 1002
West lllll street, pnlnllni.- Ihe
house nnd puttlliK a new root on
II. When he has finished this
form of recreation, be will spend
the remainder of the summer en
Joylni; a i-enulne vacation.
Miss l.ols Potter bus tnken n
position with the Tenmvnld naen
cy ns ' stenoBrnpher durlnir the
summer months.
Herbert StranK left last nluhl
for Seattle to nttend the annual
convention of northwestern shoe
salesmen to bo held the first or
the week. lie was accompanied
hy his mother, Mrs. Charles
Strang, who expects to spend two
months at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Robert II. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. tlolyo left
last Wednesday lor Spokane en
ronte to Jackson Hole. Wyo..
whero they will spend tho sum
mer. .
Quite a number of Medford
oluh women will mnlor over to
Klamath Kalis lo attend the nn
nual mute convention of the Ore
gon Women's Federated clubs,
which begins In that city tomor
row. The maximum temperature of
yesterday was !I2. two degrees
higher than that of Friday.
Mrs. Hoy Corrino nnd two child
ren relumed home I'Vlday from
Portland nrter a two weeks visit.
' One of the best radio programs
In months was the American Leg
ion "frolic" broadcast over sta
tion K.MKV) Friday night. Fun.
pep. anil entertlllnmenl were well
mixed under the direction of Leg
ionnaire Karl Davis nnd everyone
who listened In got an "enrful".
This was the first of a series or
Legion programs to be broadcast
every Friday night from n to la
p. m.
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo,
.lune 2 3. UP) Captain Bnrl H.I
Zimmerman, airplane Instructor,
ann w. Cowan, u student flier,
wore killed Instantly when their
airplane crashed ono-half - mile;
cast of the municipal airport to-:
night.
A boy who witnessed the acci- j
dent reported tha? the wings
"looked like they collapsed." when I
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
American Flag & Decorating Co.
Official Decorators for the American
Legion Convention
August 2-3-4
Decorate your Store Front and Building for the
. . " , Convention !
Mr. Ellis will call on merchants about July 16 Only the
finest Legion emblems and colors usedPrices are rea
sonable, too.
We Decorated for Medford' s Jubilee
HoHi'hrmmh'M Hennty Shoppc
11! 8(. '(iitrul. V HpiM-lallxi nn
Ni'sllt-'n cin'iiltno porminiont hvhi.
No harmful rhenilralK um-.I. 'IVm
curls taki'n. KxprrH'ticfd itperulur.
l-'in thr ptn-nuitirut thai In Hiiinu
out, try our onill tuition fiiiKi'i-
iivo. Mt'ii'M pel mu urn in iMaoln
nml wati-r wuvo. Mrn'n pfi-manonis
kIvimi PvrfthiKH hy appitlntiurni.
I'hono 3(12, J4
Medford Armory
. Under the Auspices of the American Legion Drum Corps
' ii Y
FRIDAY
JUNE
STARTS 8:45 P.M.
29
- HASSAN
MOHAMMED
220 pounds
versus
JACK ROLLER
JACK ROLLER
225 pounds
High Class Preliminaries
Seats on Sale at Browns, Cleo's and Pastime
i
4 T ! T : T: "j! I General Admission $1,00 Reserved Seats $1.50 11
..,,.. !t , FOR YOUR WINTER ' I Si Ladies and Children, any seat in house, 50c Jj I
Ji. 1 41 41 11 r "
Green Pine Slab Wood i " ' ' CxS
12-inch or 16-inch H rVn
MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1
Reichstein" Tl. fi31 Deuel 11 1.' ifejHffiL .J ' ;: I
I I
fa ONLY
MOTH-PROOF WAY
T 'HERE'S only one way to h Moths that have
camped in your garments... and that's by
Dry Cleaning. After we've cleaned them
spic and span... we pack them in a Sanitex
Moth-Proof Delivery Bag thoroughly Cedarized
and absolutely safel No moth can touch gar
ments delivered this modern way ... because no
moth can get in.
. Y ' about this nt' Sanitr.t Morh-fwoo
AbK. US SmV . . . tifxciallj for u inter ji.iti,
Oferk-oatJ, bitnket$t dreues and drapej.
6th and
Holly St.
Phone
244
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