Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MKHFORTl MAIL TRmiTXE. MEDTOim OKEflOX, SUNDAY. .TTTXE 1, 102.
PA OK TIIREB
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Smith's Teammate?
Tho attractive stucco Spanish
model apartment house on South
lolly and Twelfth streets being
hullt by 11. T. Fiudluy Itt receiv
ing final finishing touches with
preimrutlons under way fur tin?
opening July 1. I
Kverylhln that's modern ami
convenient has been Included in
tho plans which thu. o ner to
gether with hlH wife spent much
time perfecting. They visited nu
merous apartment building
Ing as far us Los Angeles where
they found, one after which the
new one i here was modeled with
Home variations. ,
Surrounded by pear trees as
tall as tho two story house and
facing Holly street with its numer
ous (diude trees the white stuc
co structure .Ik ono of the best
looking in Med ford.
Six roomy flats with four mums
and bath, and two with three
rooms and ba t h a re inel u d ed i n
thu house. Each apartment has
u private entrance, garage. Just
back of the building, luundry
trays and clothes line. Another
feature la that the walls on the
cool sido of the house are tinted
with warm colors and on the op
posite side cool colors predomin
ate. AH six flats are unusually
well -lighted and will be steam
heated and equipped with frlg
idalru fixtures in the kitchens.
Three kitchens are decorated
with yellow and tho others with
green, the color scheme being
carried out In tile draining ffx
' ", linoleum it nd print oil
cloth curtains. All cupboards are
miilt-ln.
All floors are hard wood und
the n part men ts aro to. be rented
unfurnished. Two porches with
balconies painted black, and small,
black burred windows in each
.side of the top story, and a large
lawn in front of tho house are
Interesting additions.
A flower garden hiding bench
es and hammocks is being- plan
ned by Mrs. Kind lay who explain
ed yesterday that she wants her
tenants to have somewhere to go
without putting on their hats
when I hey. step out of doors.
The building was constructed
by W. H. Merrill, contractor, at
a cost of approximately $ 1 K.HOO.
Taints, varnishes and tints used
throughout the structure were
furnished by Al I'iche, .represon
latlvo of the Northern Hardware
l 'ha hi st on; line of goods.
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CONCERT EDITORS OF 2
OF SEASON ML! STATES TO SEE
FARM LOAN HEAPS HAN TROOPS
' Lewis C. Stevenson, above, of
Bloomincton, III., is being pushed
as a running mate for Governor
Al .'.'mitli, of New York, by Illi
nois Democrats.
CLOSES TONIGHT
lui the scries of summer band
conceits in the city park, the first
! of which is to be given next Kri
; day evening, June by the Klkf
j bund, Wilson Wait, leader, a large
end substantial temporary plat
form, which has been painted
green. h:is been erected near the
cast wall of the public library
) building.
i This location is expected to be
i a big improvement over the lo
; cations of such concerts in the
I past few years, as the library vill
, not only act as a sounding board,
jaud the stand's location chine to
' tlie wait will do away with much
I of the annoying to both mus
icians and audience running around
! t he ba ndsta nd by chi Id ren.
The number of concerts to be
given during the series is not yet
known, but a concert will be giv
i en every other wock. However,
from the fact that Wilson Wuite
1 is the director of this excellent
band, it is known beforehand th-it
each concert will he a good one.
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HIT A SNAG IN
The clerks and carriers of the
Medford postoffice aro having dif
ficulty in selecting a delegate to
the annual convention of the Klate
Postoffice Clerks association and
the State Association of Letter
Carriers, and their auxiliary organ
izations, to be held Juno tint H in
Portland.
Inasmuch as C. M. Houston of
the postoffice staff Is secretary and
treasurer of the state clerks asso
ciation he Is sure to be one of the
delegates, Ipit the rub comes in
selecting another delegate. Last
week an election was held to select
this man, the clerks putting forth
Stanley Sherwood as their candi
date, anil tho curriers lining up be
hind C. O. Sandcn. A warm pre
liminary cumpalgn preceded this
election.
The election resulted In a tie.
ami this tie. the clerks claim, v-fs
caused by the carriers stuffing tho
ballot box. The carriers retaliate
by declaring that three of the
clerks were suffering from unusual
mental trouble during the election.
The tie still stands, lioth sides
agreed to leave Postmaster "War
ner east the deciding vote, but the
latter declined as he Is too busy,
outside of office hours directing
tourists where to find the Pacific
llighwny, and besides has son:
arms resulting from watching his
son (Jordon work in the garden
sometimes.
The Seventh-day Advcntist camp
. meeting which has been In sen-'
f slon at Jacksonville for the past 1
week will close tonight. Special'
services for the public will be
held today at 10:45 u. m., 2:30
and T:aO p. in. Pastor K. J V
I Armitage, returned missionary
(from Africa, will speak t 10:lii. 1
Nearly a thousand members of j
the church assembled again .Ves-1
terday In the regular Sabbath!
services, and Slia.Og was collect-1
ed in the Sabbath school for for- j
elgn missions.
The morning service was con-!
ducted by pastor Morris Lukens, j
president of the North Pacific !
I niun conference. He spoke on
the subject of prayer and related
some wonderful experiences of
answered prayer In the conversion
of souls and healinir of the sick.
Practically the entire congrega
tion- came forward In a consecra
tion service. Special prayer for
healing of the nick was held la
the large pavilion at 2:110 yester
day afternoon, and more than
$.".(10 was raised for foreign mis
sion work. Counting the book
sales, mission donations, and eve
ning offerings, nearly J'JT.oo has
been paid Into the conference
treasury . during. . tho . ten days .of
the convention.
At t lie close of the afternoon
service yeslenbty I fi new converts
were baptized and joined the
church. ( it hers will bo baptized
in their homo churches upon
their return.
Last night Pastor O. J. Appel,
returned missionary from Chin.-i.
a ve a nn.st Interesting stercop
tilican lecture on i Iress. mode;:
of living, with pictures of mission
stations, hospitals, churches, and
schools in which the Ad enlists
carry on their work for the
Chinese people. in spite of the
war conditions he reported manv
additions to tin church..
Resolutions were adopted by the
congregation expressing their ap
preciation to the Jacksonville
'ham her of Commerce for their
courtesy to the conference.
The liogue 1 liver Academy or
chestra under t he leadership of
Professor T. II. Pol ken burg, has
furnished special music through
out the meetings and will rentier
a sacred musical concert 'from
7:0 to 8 o'clock tonight in the
la fee canvas pavilion.
The president of the confer
ence spoke words nf appreciation
for the publicity the newspaper
had given each day of the doings
at the camp.
The dosing subject at 7 : :i f J to
night will be. ''Where will the
righteous spend eternity will we
know pfoh other there?"
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FOR CRATER LAKE!
A fine new thirteen foot power
boat that seats five or six passen
gers, and which has been christen
ed Steve, In honor of Stephen
Mather, director of I he National
Parks system, was taken up to
Crater Lake National park from
here today to be Installed in Cra
ter lake, for use of Superintendent
Thomson and his force of rangers
in inspecting and police iug that
body of water, and also for use in
entertaining government and oth
er prominent visitors.
This speedy little bo.it of the
Sea Sled make, model III, is con
structed so that it is almost uon
capsizalde and can make a good
speed of 22 miles an hour. M
ri'hs the water very light draft, al
though weighing 2 1 ." poumN, with
a length of 1 3 feet and 4 1; -inch
beam. The hull, very strong, is
composed of white oak with brass
and copper fastenings.
The boat, which has been mi ex
hibition in a show window of the
iSrowue Hardware company for
the past two weeks, is constructed
of brown mahogany, with m double
planked bottom and is the only 'one
or its kind in this part of tlm
country. Proof of the speed and
durability of this make of craft is
the fact that In ihe fi I mile sea
marathon, San Diego around Sanla
Catalina and return on January ir..
of the 37 entries the model 1 :t.
Willi an X II. P. motor, was Ihe
only one tit finish, every other ho.-il
in the race- being capsized, smash
ed or washed under.
Headed by Krieiid V .Ulehard
son, former governor of California,
-oo no inherit of the California
Press Association will arrive Mon
day iiiuming at Ashland, in special
cars, on their annual summer out
ing. They will be brought to this
city, by auto, und be the guests (,r
honor at a noon luncheon given by
tlie services dubs.- in the aft.-r-noon,
they will be taken to Crater
Lake, where they spend two days,
viewing that scenic wonder.
An auto caravan from Klamath
Falls will then take the visiting
scribes'through tu K'iamuth lta.-dn
to Klamath Kails, where they will
entrain for home.
Oregon editors w ill assemble
here Friday, and local service clubs
wii (tender them a bamiuet that
evening. Saturday they will jour
ney to Crater Lake for a week-end
business session. A golf tourna
ment is to be the entertainment
feature Friday afternoon.
W. A. Mc Pride nf Susauville
Calif., editor and publisher of :The
Advocate", arrived Saturday after
noon by auto, and is the first of
the California editors to arrive.
Officers of the National Farm
Loan association arrived in ihe
city last night from the Southern
Oregon district nice: held In iiose
burg yesterday, and will return
to Spokane today, going by way
of Crater lake. The official party
comprises L M. Krhei itt of Spo
kane, president of the l-'urin asso
ciation, with headquarters in
Spokane; A. s. tloss. a director
of farm loans, Hugh (iroat of
Poise. Iiht ho. association director
for (his district, and Frank Hinns
of Spokane. Wash., president of
the Stockholders association.
At ihe Kosehurg im . this
city was named for the meeting
next year, and M. .1. Norris of
Phoenix was named president of
the Southern Oregon association.
Delegates from the Southern
Oregon district at Kosehurg were:
M .1. Norris and John (Iambic
of Phoenix; J. It. Iowen and I'M
Thompson of I tog tie 1 liver. 11. F,
Whetstone of Central Point, and
10. II. Hurd of Medford.
M F.N ICO CITV. June 211 -iVt
Fedora t troops have been ordered
out by the Mexican govurumeiit to
pursue a bandit party which kid
naped W. M. Mitchell and John F.
Hooper. A meric.in ininirp men. in
the stale of Jalisco and aye holding
t In-in f,u- ran.-om under threat of
death.
The bandits, said to number Ihi
men. also raided several towns ami
ranches .drove off c:;tth and cap
tured several Mexican worriers who
later were relonst-d.
Mitchell fs imdeitood to be the
manager of the ll'mitat IM Oio
mines, propt'i-ly of Ihe Pacific Min
im; company in the Mcstplital Del
Oro camp In the stale t,f Xacatct as.
Although Hooper has not been def-,
initely it. nlified. Hie American
embassy believes thai he might be
of the same company.
(iiuidalajar.t press dispatches say
that the bandits demanded a.miit
p( sos l A pproxlinali ly $ I , Trail I for
the release of each of the captives
while the American embassy has
received advices from private
sources that I S , II nil pesos lapprovi
malely $!U00 has been demand
ed for h Mil.
Tho embassy which has made
representations to the Mexican
foreign office for Ihe safe return
of i lie men, was in for met) that
Mil eh "II and 1 burner ere going
by a atom oldie from Cuadalajara.
Jalisco to tlie mine Friday morn
ing when the bandits surrounded
them and look off the Americans.
They sent the Mexican driver back
to Ouadaiajata wllh a message de
manding random.
TI KNTS1N, China. Juno 23. iff)
An alarming situation hail devel
oped at Tangshan on the railroad
to Mukden where sixty foreign ex
perts in the Kalian mines and rail
way workshops are isolated ami
unprotected in the midst of SO, ooo
defeated northern troops which
are preying upon villages in that
region.
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SALFM. Ore.. June P All
criminal cases now pending in the
supreme court except two
filed, are now dated for
Arthur S. Uensoii, clerk ,
court, said today.
recently
hen ring,
of the
Sheep Owners
Atlentlonl
We are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo-halr.
See us before you sell.
MEDFORD BAKU A IX 1IOITSB,
Phnn 102 97 N. Ornpn St
A dinner was given In honor
of John M. Scott of Portland, who
recent ly retired us general pass
enger agenl of the Southern Pa
cific nfler a long and distinguish
ed service, by his fellow members
of the Fnlversily club last night.
C-. M. Uoberts the president of
the club presided and paid a high
tribute to Mr. Scott, who respond
ed in a speech of great sincerity,
in vhi h he complimented Med
ford ami its progressive citizen
ship. The chief speaker of the
evening was Judge W. M. Col
vig, former counsel for the Sluth
crn Pacific, who gave a series of
most interesting reminiscences, nf
the dd days, before and after the
ironing of the railroad lino to the
liogue river valley.
Frank's
Comedians
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CAN VOX CITV. Uiilliiif- fur
i-out will soon In'gin In John Day
vnlU-y.
Caroline Andrews
In a Home Coming Concert
At the
Presbyterian Church
Friday Evening
June 29
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Assisted by Irene Hampton
Thrane at the piano.
Price $1.00 to all parts of the
house.
The Big Tent
Sunday and
Monday
The Sensational (Vmcily lira ma -
Her Companionate
Marriage
Fourth and Fir
Prices, 25c and 50c
Vaudeville Orchestra
Comedy
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Tin- Tine audience that altcnlol
ami listened with keenest IntereM
tu tlm concert tin flu oixan with
l-'raiik l. Scaly tin urtr.tniMt ami
James Steve iii un vocalist, testifies,
to the local interest in the lcst of
music. A not her opportunity will
In Kiven to those who enjoy Ihe
inspiration In the finest of xacml
music Sunday ninht when the
quartet at the rrcsliytcrlait church
(jives their farewell in concert he
fore scattering for tlm vacation
MCason.
Time and again the testimony Is
given that the music furnished hy
this iguartet and organist Is as fine
ns in hen ril In many of the larger
city churches. I'lose one of Ihe
longest nays of the year hy listen
ing to enrapturing music in solo
vitce. iiuartets, and on the violin
and organ.
The nuartet will he assisted hy
On-1 ulflrcm on the violin. There
will, he solos hy Nina Voir Mul
hollHiid, (Jeorge Mnddox and Flor
ence Mazeli Igg McKlhoso. There
vviil nlso he t trio and duet thus
giving a wide variety to the even
Inn's inspiration.
At the morning service Mrs. M.
N. Hogan will sing as n special
numher, "Oive Thanks ifnd Sing"
hy Harris. The children of the
vacation HIM- nc will give an
exhibition of their accomplish
menu during the two weeks liihle
pchiml.
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