Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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At lcul 40U lam were at (ruler ! contrary tu tho usuul debuting of
1-iike yratvnlay uflcrnuiin with icu- ilrlcgule. uh to the probable sue -.
pic coming anil going all ilay, ui- I cesiful ( candidate, prophesy, to
cording tu ClnVHn Isaacs, who's" extent, polols tn re-elect Inn
with his faintly mid Mrs. ltoy Mi- Mrs. - J- KrnnkH as president
l.ian and two wins, Hob anil I'M, "f "rgunlznllim. Tho program;
spent Sunday at the result. II was i 'or 'he convention will op.n thin,
difficult to find parking space. ; evening with a musical jlrce. I
Itegulur Sf'0 values for l.5 Kllk! Kllk! Kllk! .Mann'H great
iluilim Mann's gnat sinil-nni mil
silk sale beginning Wednesday. HO'j
K. H. Hoilili k. mi)i'ilii'ndent i
of Kohoo'ls. rotui ni-d to Kuiii-nf to -
ilay to i-osumo tho mioilal Invis-
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lli;U110ll W ill K UL llir tiiiiiip'w
o.-ri:u on which he H"-nt lHt J uime trl.
week, ami In which vrk he will; CiinniiiK hihiIjiI, 3d Ih. luna fancy
ho ciiKHKOfl for weveral iiune works.) Mlnic hiTrti', per lug Ahuut
Novelty dance numhein orfpin-j H'u Mih. laiKe uprirtits, per Ih tie;
tiled, hy the Del .Monte Dance Kami crop uhuut over. JohiiMin'H Alitr
it ro tuiionK the entertainment feu-j ket. itraf
tines plnnned for the American l.e- Included aiming (he On Konlanti
islon henefil ihuiee ut tho Oriental I reKlterlnK nl Medford hotels Hun
(Jmdens bullroom tomorrow nlht. ( ,iH Xvere Mr. and Mrt. II. A. New
!,,lton of Miiloni. Mih, Minnie AkerH
tUiOHtH from a distance tit Med-; f .Whfiinu, Mr. and Mih. W. K.
ford holelH Include Mr. and Mih. I Clover and Mih. K. T. Carter of
II. ;. AdaniB nnd J .M. ( annon
of New York -'lty, Dr. ami Mim. I
I). KawllnuH ami son of HprlitKfleld,
111., Mit. Anna llamhelt of Jnnett
vllle, WIh.. and Mih. Mih. Itellii
Jeffors of Chlcajio.
Dame Wed. nilit, Hilarity Hall.
D.vnno ItrQH. 17
With VI milea of The Dalles
California hluhwny olltd, the mate
: hlhwiiy. oilliiK proKrnm In .Klam
ath county Ih Kraduully diawlnw to
a cIohc. Tho highway In Klamath
Ih oiled to date from Lii IMtio Houth
to Fort Klamath Junction. An 18
mllc nection remnlnii between Mo
doe Polni and the Junction.
Would you kIvo one dollar now
fur two In 1H807 If ho. you will
buy I'ltl View or OlHon Acres. I'u-
Iflc highway frontage. 5 mlnutPH
to Medford
KineHt deep free mill.
One. arro up.., Priced very reaHon
able. Let uh hIiow ymi. WllllaniH
& Warnock. Phone 12fl2. ! r t f
I. V. AValle, manager of the
NmvH-PHnt of Kan Pedro, Calif.,
mutorcd down from Albany to Join
membei'H of the Cellfornla I'nwH
iiKHOclatton who met hero today
noon at tho Hotel Medford and
later wont to Crater Lake.
Dr. Nina IS. Pickett will npeak on I
Tuesday evenrng In tho Theomtph
Ical lodge room In IlUHlncHH College
lildg.. No. (rape Ht., at K o'clock.
Hnl)Jel, "Tho MeHHage of the World
Teacher." AdmlHHlon free. Collec
tion. WodncHday evening will give
another, talk on "Tlio. Changing
World'" at the HJime place. it 5
Mm. A. Klero of Clevland. Ohio,
will Ii'tive for her home thU even
ing after Hpendlng n month uh tho
gucMt of her HlHter, Mrn. Jiuiich
HteveiiH. and Mih. William An
OrewH, her mother.
Dr. D. A. Cham horn. Optome
trist, ,117 Moilford ltldg., Iiiih re
turned. Phono IKS for appoint
ment for eye examination. :
The annual picnic of MmhohIc
lodge and KtiHtern Star chapter of
Orantn 1'uhh will he held at Hlver
Hlde park on Tuenday evening,
A nyonu motoring to o a h I e r n
Washington, near Wallu Walla or
Colfax, In tho next week or 1
dnyH, who wantH a paHHenger forj
eitiupany, please communicate wllb
Mr. .lackson at 41U lOast Main. !k
Although 'the weather Hcomcd
much warmeii, the maximum tem
perature of yoKterday waa K. The
forecast Ih for partly cloudy weath
er and not much change In tem
perature for tonight and TucNdny.
A nice breeze prevailing in tho
afternoon yentorduy kept the temperature-
down,
It ntiirlH Wi'tV.u'Hday! MunnV
great Hcml-nnuuu) silk huIc, 93. fid
values for $1.(1.1, nr.
Medford people who npent Hun
day at Lake o the WoimIh Inclmled
the MbiseH Pearl and Ituhy Tim
mniis, Uith Itowerinan. Itachaid
: Kadw. Hen llitzler, Dan Howcrmnn.
I.imis lMchiirdson. Flay l-'tneh, Dr.
. Harvey Coleman and Ralph (111).
"A dance band . without a peer'
h the opinion of Heveral who have
heart the Del Monte Dance Hand
perform. ThlH organization will be
presented to the Medford public
at the Amerlcu'.n Logfon benefit
dance whirl, will be held at the
Oriental OardeiiH ballroom tomor
row night, !Hi
A visitor from Monmouth. Ore..
Ih Mim. A. C. Powers, who Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. A, II. Kuti
derman. at h r homo on l-'ir street.
Dance Weil, night, Hilarity Hall.
iDyng' Ih-os, i7
Two fatalities are Included In
the list of fijo acclilentK reported
to the stale Industrial accident
1 commission for the week ending
.Iuiiei21, Jasper C, lluuhcs, burli
er, Portland, and lleorge Halley.
decker, Medrord.
Thn newH that the Del Monte
1 tench Dance Hand will play In
Mod ford next Tucdiiy under the
auspices of tho American I.oglon
Is being greeted with euthuKlnsin
v l"-jil dunce lovri'H. :
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Business
Is Good
and thoro is only one
reoqpn. Fluhror'a Milk
Bread is the finest pro
duct of its kind sold in
this section of tho count.
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Interest of the club women of
.Mt-ilfurtl uh well ud ull Oregon
stale will center thin week in ilie
2Mb itnmiul convention of the Ore
gon rVilcnttlun of Woiiii'H'h clulm.
which opens loiluy in Klamath
Falls. This Ih clei-tlon yi-ur, hut
, '" 01 nnim uckih vi couch
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uh ICnth, iiHOfiati'd with
j 'u"'l AcHuninn- ompany with
riioiiii-i
i illi: a fov daVM III Moilfi.rti on it
a Ihany. and the following from
I'oitland: Ceo. If. (lime, . y, Dll
ler, Mr. and Mih. Ceo. c. Arenz,
Mi m. Cllbert II. I lot tun and Mih.
Kredit. C. KoiIkh.
A Hperlal type of tree projm at
IllK IMnoH lAtv. Co. "Hit
Ifnnry O'Malley, 1,'nlted HlateH
coiiimlHHloncr of finherleH, ban
reached Heattle from WuHhliiKtntb
D. C, on hlH annual wcHlern tour
and will arrive in Portland today,
according to Hugh C. Mitchell.
Huperlntonileikt of hatcherloH for
the Oregon fiwh commlHHion, Mr.
D'Maliey will Hpend mowt of the
hu miner in woHlern wateiH lnHiect
Ing the vurluUH count flHhing
KroumlK. I .
W'lJ hit VI. uoioi.llllin ..l...l..j I-
I lreo 1P( )(( t f .
I Hig PlnoH l,br. Co. 7tf
Walter Zimmerman of Chlhuiuln
and formerly, of the (!n!d Mill bank
arrived In town this morning under
a Hix-gullim lint.
The greatest silk stile in Mann'H
history begins Wednesday morn
ing, 3.r0 values for l.l'5. nr.
.1. 10. Sinlthpeter of Itoguo Itlver
Iiuh filed with tho shite engineer
at Salem application to appropri
ate water from Murphy n gulch for
the Irrigation of ten uereK of land
In Jackson county, Other appli
cation for water permltH filed with
the stale engineer during the lawt
week Include that of Krnnk C, Ny
gren of Mrownsborn fur water from
Nygi'en branch of Willow crock,
for Irrigation of 3-1 aercH of land
in Jackson county.
Special features and Incompar
able dance music arc among the
tilings promised those who attend
the American Legion benefit dancp
at Um Oriental (itirdeiiH ballroom
tomorrow night. jn;
Miles Smith of Long Jteach,
Calif., Ih Hpendlng several weekn at
the home of hln sister. Mrs. II. H.
Jones, Mr. Smith likes southern
Oregon und expects to locate here.
Dance Weil, night, Hilarity Hall.
Dyngo ItroM. 7
Mr. and Airs. Oliver o. Morton
and family slopped off yestcrday
In Medford for a visit with frlemlH
while on llielr way to Los Angeles
mi it pleasure trip. Mr. Morton
lived In Moilford for a lime, being
engaged in the milling buslnoHs
there. (Hants Pass Courier,
Much Interest Ih being arousod
over tho announcemeiit of tho lo
cal post of tho American Legion
thai they will present tho Del
Monto Ueaeh Dauco Hand. fin
Dick (.'aide r, elevator operator
at tho Kederal building, begun his
l& days annual vacation today.
Swim In drinking water. Mer
rick's chlorinated pool. Rlttf
Tho iini ii e f wi-H known young
people Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jen
ulngs ami tho Misses Claire Co'le
m and Josephine Koppos on
their Journey home from their auto
trip -to the easl, ' were on mule
home from Port land this afternoon
and were expected, to arrive in
Medford early this evening. The
parly reached Mutle. Mont., last
Kriduy. spent Friday night In tbut
rlty ami Journeyed on to Spokune.
Wash., on Saturday and snent Sat
unlay plgbt Micro, and continued j
on to Portland, In which city they
spent last night. They departed
from Medford for tho etiHt throe
weeks ago yesterday.
Dressmaking a n d remodeling.
Fashion Shop, 4 2-t Medford 1'ldg.
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Sixty out of tho etate onri iv.ik
tered bore on Saturday an I Sun
day with the local stal traffic
huruuu,
Otadloll blooms, Olnldlotl Cur
dons, IMtN Chirk. Phono 754-X.
Mrs. II. M. Samimlpon, jm;
Tho biggest fish story collected
today was of a catch of !MI brook
trout ami four rattlesnakes made
yesterday on lllg liutte creek in
Itattlesmiko canyon by (J, AVchht
It. V. Oihbs and l-;d Orlmsteud.
Koyal Coachman fly hooks were
ured on the fish and clubs on tho
snakes.
The Wei Monto 1 touch Dance
Hand, recognized as one of the
finest organisations of Itn kind,
will ho (ho feature of a monster
benefit ibineo to be 'given bv the
i local post (f the American Legion
in Medford next Tuesday, June
'-Mith.
A large attendant-'' H looked for
when the American I.eulon dance
t;ikes place at the Oriental (tar
dens tomorrow night. Vhe big fea
ture of the affair will be the fine
dance music which Is In ho provid
ed by the celebrated Del Monte
dunce baud, late of Del Monte.
Calif.
Tree props nt Medford Lumber
Co. Phono ('.:"., NiUf
j Vnilng 4i s a rum plot e surprise
to Medlor4 Mends .if the groom
!iis the announcement of the mar
nage of Miss Minnie Wuddcll t.f
Klaiomh Kails, and lieuige Hrewer.
; biM Thursday. June 21. at Klamath
KutU. Mr. I trower is iihkim luted
with the California Oregon Truck
Jug line and the young couple will
spend the h u in m e r at Orevn
Springs,
Wo hiive something cholco In
I tree props. Do not fall to son thorn.
1 IMr Plnen u,r. Co, 78tf
TURNS DOWN MOVIES FOR COLLEGE!
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Miss Cnrolyn Whitney, winner of a theater beauty contest in
Portland, Ore, last fall, and whose screen testa at Hollywood led to
substantial offers from motion picture companies, has turned down,
tho movies for a college education. She's enrolled now in the
journalism department of the University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore.,
and is planning to become a newspaper woman.
Among the Callfornlans register-
d at Medford hotels are MIhh M. I
Cavanuugh of Lukeport, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. HtibliH of Oakland, Mr.
and Mih. C. K. Walte, Marporle
Walte and Mary llenton of San
Pedro, Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Mc.Ma
hon of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. It.
M. Hanchott and Mrs. Melon Mc
Coy of Pasadena, .Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Hranscheid of A lamcdu. 1 1. W.
TlbbettH and family of llorlieloy,
Mrs. Kdith Cllbert. Mr. and Mrs.
II. Tad den and children, Mr, and
Mrs. I. (S.dlalrd, Mr. and Mih. Nat
Novlck of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. Alan C.oodwin, T. M. Kellott
and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Tulle and F. C. Hreckenbach of
Loh Angi le s.
Mann'H great Heml-anuual silk
sale begins Wednesday morning.
Heal bargains In summer drcsH ma
terials. Party going east via Los An
geles will take two passengers.
Address Hox L. A., Mall Tribune.
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Mr. and Mih. Lola ml Charley of
Klamath Falls spent Sunday with
IiIh mother, MrH. M. ('hurley of
Hrownshoro. I'll til u few wee Its
ago they were Medford residents,
where Mr. ('hurley played with the
Dyngo orchestra.
Canning special, 'la lb. lugs fancy
llllig cherrlcH. pev lug $1. !!.".. About
I ami lbs. largo apricots, per lb ''e:j.
nop about over, Johnson's Mar-
ket. iT.tf v,
Cladlidl blooms 2 Tic per doss.
Shady Notk (Iroccry, North Cim-
tral at Chirk St. lit!
(His Newbury went to Kla.math1. y;
Falls Sunday, where he Is trying ' fr
a law case. Me will return to Med-' ,x
ford Wednesday. J J
Many people from the surround
ing territory are expected to -litem!
tin American Legion benefit
dance at tho Oriental ('unions b-il!-room
tomorrow night. From the
interest exhibited a record croud
Ih certain to take In the event. !;
James K. Fuller, former well
known resident of Jackson county,
died recently at tho home of bis
daughter, Mih. II. T. Khnore, in
Augusta, Maine. M r. Fuller was
for many years a prominent busi
ness man of Maine and Is survived
hy one son, .1 ohn M. Fuller of
Ashland, Ore., and two
laughters
living In Maine
Dance Wed. night. Hilarity HalL ! wH, bp psc,,;.,, nl nu nn(1
Dyngo Pros. I will continue throughout the evtn-
C. C. Darby, district manager of'j,,!,
the Klmblo Fruit company. left! ,
this morning on a business trip to
Portland.
Tree props at Medford Lumber
Co. Phone tll'li. SUtf
Two auto collisions were report
ed at the police station here as
happening lust Saturday. Joe Itut
yer of Central Point, rural mute 'J.
reported that Johnson Proud, a
Medford youth, while driving at
30 miles an hour, collided with his
car on the Davis mail, near Agate
road, at :!" a. m. Saturday, on
the police report appears the no
tation. "Careless driving." 11. H.
I '.oyer of rural route 4, Medford.
reported that Vera Humphrey of
I'll Cottage street, at S:;la p. m.
Saturday, struck and injured his
car In (lie Mivorsldc ami Maine
street vicinity.
Fancy apricots for cunning.
S e. Johnson's Market. .atf
The latest Issue of tho Medford
Legion, whlcli came off the press
today and wont Into circulation,
publishes the tentative program of
tho state American Legion con
vention tn be held In Medford oil
AuguM 2, 3 ami 4. und much other
news matter of Interest pertaining
to the Med find poM and World j
war veterans In general. !
Try Peggie's permanent wave, j
like nature's own. Km inn f lino :
Shop. Liberty ltldg. iMif j
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ot'fenhaeher
of Applcgate are. tho patenu of
II 1 11.--poll II illtoy I. ni ll nil lv thin
mum mill; ill dii ifii iif.iri IIOiial.
Kill luirlHMnio Ntiliitvli:luH alnl
live fnfi'ViT. Miii-'h liiirliecue 1 i,
nillpM north nf .Mi'ilfunl on hl;h
way. mil CluKt' of I'oVihniil, rltlif nf
Nirthvi-liTi) Kruit. Iiiniinvtlnn or
iif. i-iiiirirriil with li.i-iil itinin-i-t-orn
thin ntiirnltm.
Mix Mil Wouil.-pliino '.I'm'her.
ummr (to, now xtartins. stu
dio Ilimim.fS, t ,irf.n lllil):. I'honrl
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John ilkinson. Junior, and
MIhh C.eraldine Wilkinson went tojgain win undoiibteilly be
Klamath Fulls Sunday
when1 they !
will spend a week's vacation on
the ranch of their aunt und uncle,
Mr. and Ms. L. C. SMzeinore, and
at the James Pelton home.
Mann'H great semi-annual silk
sale offers amazing bargains for
thrifty shoppers. llemember! It
begins Wednesday morning.
Tree props at Medford Lumber
Co. Phone 62:1.. filitf
Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trlhiinc-Vlrgln Station
Monday. June -." I
X to !l ji. ni. McCurdy-Dun-
lels program
1) ti HI p. m. Monomotor Oil rJy
company "I
Tuesday, dune 2(1 h
'.1:30 to Ml a. in. - Itelildc
Cash Crocery tn connection
with Dovore Meat .Market .
la to lo:;io a. m. Houihern
Oregon l-llccl rtc
l(:a to 11 Sweni's (lift
Shop
II to I I : :; a. m. M. ami M.
Department store
30 to 12 a. in. -t Colonial f
Hakeiy
1-' to 12:3(1 a. pi. Med Cm d
I Flcctrlc
to 1:10 p. in. Monarch i
i Seed and Feed company
! (1:15 p. in. Medford '.Mall
Tribune News and Markets
S to p. m. Snbler'H Dairy ?-(
and Produce Co.
v 0 to Hi p. in. California Ore-
gou J'owei Co.
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A immt til tractive radio program
, will he presented by the California
Oregon Power company tomorrow
night over K.'dKD. Ity special ar
rangeinent tho musical program of
Mlu; Del Monte dunce baud will he
I broadcast by romotc control from
I tho Oriental (lanleiti.. This urcheti
itra has earned an enviable ro put ti
lt ion and will htivo a real pro'grnin
fee l.teiil i-nrlin fnnu n i.,.mili n,r 1,x
j (h()S(, wm) haV(, l(,Hn ,,l(s r,lU.
't'fiitiiti iii-.Miiii-iiti,iii Th.. fli-ui imiii-
Death Coincidence
Exactly one year later, to tho
minute, after Horace B. Chase, H,
of Talm Beach, Fla., anil New
York, executed his will, he met
death in an airplane crash at West
Talm Beach, Fla. Chase executed
his last will and testament at
6:45 p. m., May 19, 1927. His
watch, which stopped when a
! piano in which he was riding nose-
I ,livJ rimlni Ull him on, I hia
pilot, John H. PcMott, to their
death, ceased tickinc at 5:45 p.
m., May 19, 1928. The reading
of his will has revealed tiio co
incidence." KrKii...i I'liiiiiiiiinltnihin
nf HriinifH t'haptei' O. K.
S.. Wi'ilneilay pvtintnf;
nt S o'rlih'k.
llATTIi: M. AI.DKX.
Seey.
1 SALES GAINS
j Topping by a wiilr margin all
i previous marks in Its history and
f rrgitering salr gaiiiH of nearly
llUa per. cent over the i-orruspond-Jngj
period of last year, Durunl
mih nl another record -Hmashing
.month In the state of California
during .May, according to figures
; just released by Motor Jit-gist rat Ion
.News. This Increase is greater
than that recorded by any of the
i other leading ten makes of motor
tc;wk In thin state, points out Nor
man do Yiiux, head of the Pacific
(.oaKt Dunnit factory. . It beats tile
high April Durant figure by more
than 3'i per nnt.
"A tabulation of tho compila
tions by counties hhows that Du-
ant win firm, or tied for fir.it In
ii) f'ulll'orniu cltios and towns and
wis seionil, or tUil for eseond. in
:,1 i-illi s and towns." taH deViiux.
San KurnclHPM sules calneil 152
per eent over .May lill'7. Oakland
. ri'Kisteretl it Kaln of 4Uii per cent
over the same mouth of last year.
.Many other representative cities
hung up similar impressive sales
increases.
"No is California the only Htuto
where Durant Is shown with phe
nomenal increases. Oregon saleH
in Muy brought Durant to tltlidi
IwiufHoli on III., ufili.u liwl.l.... I., !,,, i
Ucclion. Washington registration
siaiimics snow a gam of UL per
cent, lituh sales figures nhow
Durant more firmly entrenched in t
i second place, und making a strong
j l)id for the leadership in that slate.
I "The overwhelming demand for
Durant oars has resulted la a gain
fin registrations in all states in the
j union. ' including the District of
j Columbia, lor the first three
I months of the year. When nation
al registration figures are available
fr Ainl ami May. this Durum
much
greater.
"These unprecedented records;
are being made, too. In the face of
j tho keenest competition, both In
manufacturing and selling, that !
tho industry has ever known. Vet .
each month kIiowh an increasing j
enthusiasm from dealers and pub
lic alike. More cars are being'
shipped from Durant plants than
ever before. As fast as offici.il
new cur registrations are released, '
new ull-timo :-iulcH records are ;
established. There arc now more
tiurilled orders on hand than a I '
any previous time In Durant his- !
tory." . " I
iiAi:i:isi:i'Uc.
lnuiyo is emptied.
Hop ware
first time in
' inunv veurs.
r00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
Foli KLNT
houc, closi
Snii
In. I
ill furnished
'hone 7S7-K.
ItT
FOR UKNT Modern
house. ( 'nil between
Ilia West 1 0th.
furnlshe
4 and i
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STK A VFD One white mare: prob
ably halter and rope attached.
Not ify any in format ion. Orvllle
Cood, It. 4. liox I'll. Phone "Ml.
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FOU SALK Ti
tubes, pulnt. S'
new tires.
3 a Myrtle.
Foil K X C II A N ( J 10 10 1 1 u 1 1 y in
modern homo on paved street .
for good residence lots or subur-
ban tract. Poatoffice Dux NTTi.
!i 7 1
FOU S. LIO O.xheart
Portland Ave.
FOli I MONT Furnished mom.
close In. Purler, Orureteriu Meat
Market. !'K
F((l IMONT
house. S?
Welch St.
:.23-J-2.
2 -morn furnished
water paid. I K i
C. A. Dc oe, I'hon"
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KOI I, SAI.IO Two weeks old Mam
moth UroilZe turkeys, 7 ."o. High
Punks Turkey Farm, Phone 31 l.
Central Point. !&
l-'Oll IMONT Furnished sleeping
iinMii, lu'lvntu funilly. rhiNp In: !
prli'i' rcusiinaliU'. I'hunt1 1H7I1-.I.",
!i .". 't r '
vi in lull 1 1 1 , .1 i . i . a
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Farm Pointers
O K m I O S ST A Tl I A 1 1 1 1 C I'L-
ti;hal comj;oi;. cot-vcm.
UoyK and jirls club members fin
ished their first week of summer
school on tho campus with the
largest enrollment in history, the
total reaching G'2 as compared
with 516 u year ago. In addition
to morning class work and after
noon recitation, dally assemblies
art giving the visitors opportuni
ty to hear some of the leading men
und women of the mute, A daily
mimeographed paper is being is-
sued this year for the exclusive use '
of the "clubbers. Visitors remark
about the orderly manner In which ,
the big session is conducted.
Thonfch li:irlHnry dlai'rhi-a Infla
tion Ih not likoly to ho oontraoteU
' hy niaturo fowLs from uthfrs in-
fl'l-lOll, HUl'h poKillllity CXlMtH,
I wiirtiN tho i'Xii'i-imi'nt station.
,1'hlckn from lUsi-ane froo flookH aro
j ul cerium to no entirely uikouw
.free themnelvoH, hut arc more
Hkely to he anil hence are lio.st
k,'l1 iiiarate from Hloi k from an
Infected poun-e.
f In irrigating lawns and gardens,
j more satisfactory results arc ob
jtaiurtl by watering the soil Inte.ul
I of tho air, says the soils depart
ment. In other word, watering
thoroly every week or ten days,
using an Inch or more water so j
that hoII Is wiiikcd down a foot or !
deeper, la f;ir better than frequent
light watci-ingn. of tho surface.
a growing interest In supple
,ental irrigation all over tho state t
ted this year by men r tho!
. ;
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heaths Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
OLD TIME
DANCE
HILARITY HALL
TOMORROW NITE
50c
Frank's
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
Sunday and
Monday
riio Sensational Comedy Drama
jHer Companionate!
Marnage
Fourth and Fir
Prices, 25c and 50c
: Vaudeville
Orchestra
Comedy
BVODUDING NEWS
HOW TO OWN A HOME
Nearly everyone has a imluial. Immtc dralro li
own a Inline of his own; It Is a desire haudi-il
down from wiiuiiUions tmo, tiont the time when
ti e man who owned Ills own home was a lord
and his home was a castle, am; iae man w ho was
pnyiiiK rent was a tenant who paid a liuKo per
centime of his enrniniis to a 'nelKlihorlnt; lord.
Conditions have not ehanned so much only In one
respect, that today it Is an easy mailer for any
one to own their ow n home. Modern methods ot
linanctim tho uutldini; of a homo have lniidu it
possible for anyone to do so.
We avo In a iiosltion to guarantee to all that wo
inn mako the necessary arrangements for the
financing; of your new homo regardless of your
present financial status, and Invito you to confer
with us In reference to our different plans for
film in In k for you a new home or other buildiims
as you may reuuire.
Builders Bureau
Phone MO-
expeiiment station. More straw-
berries were given Irrigation ihu
year ihitn ever before with piiflt-
abel results in the main. Many
small pumping byuteniH have been .'
installed. . 1
The date of the sixth annual j
convei.i'n of Oregon poultry men I
has been et for July 18 and 11 i
at the slate eolb-ce when the gfcJl- -era!
"keynote" of the srsfnon will ;
be economic production. While the .
annual meeting of the State Poul- j
try men's association will be held !
at this time, the convention is of '
ii n I'ducational nature und i.i open ;
tj all regardless of whether ihcy (
are members of the association. A i
special fr lllt occasion will
be erected near the new poultry
b'i'Idlnir. KxhibltH domnn-tratlnir
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DAIRY BUILDINGS AND BARNS
Tito dairy cow Is usually thin In flesh and natur
ally mure susceptible to cold than most farm
n:iimals and must be properly housed and fed if
she is lo be an efficient mill: producer. The
biilltliiii:s provided should be so arranged and
constructed that Hie Kreatest returns may be
obtained from the feed consumed and labor ex
pended in carlns for tho dairy herd. Successful
diilrymeii realize the importance of this und pro
vide well-planned, warm buildings for their
herds, Kvery detail of a dairy building or bam
should be carefully worked out before lumber Is
delivered lo the building site.
There Is available at our office for your use
plans and advice on tho proper kind of a dairy
Imililins as prepared and approved by W. J. Ull
more, Asrieiiltural Kn-tincci ins Dept., Oregon
Agricultural College, and L. J. Smith of the
Washington State College.
Avail ourself ot this opportunity and call at our
office for an Inspection of these plans for dairy
buildings. .
Of
Intormation JMsrWk
cunomie management, feeding
uuirkrtitig and dn-e;i-e control will
be prepared. ' ' 4
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