Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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fKDFOTlD MATL THTBUyE, MEDFORD, OTJEOOX. "WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27, 1928.
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The recently itavcd Klnjr Htroet I Kluher of I'nlu Alto. Mr. und .Mm.
in now open to travel, and prelim- Carvel Clark of Mndenio, Mr. and
imiry Mi'tiarat;oan have ahuul la-en j svh, J. Noyu of liurlinnaine,
coiiiph-ted for the laying of tlici Mr, and Mm. . IJIIsniont of I'Kri
paviiiK on liartlett Htrcet, which ! niont. M1phh II. Coulter and J. K.
thoroughfare Iium been lionet) to
traffic between Muple and JuekHon
MrcctH until the pavlim work ha
l....... .iie.i Th ivinL- i.r ihi.'
paving will be started Friday.
l-MiMini Mut'Hhnll. nutltur
vlsillni: hole, will Mill July Hi from
Sruulr. Wimji,. on n.tr! i tliruuiih
Afi'tlt' wati'i'H. 71. ''.'j-:
Kroli iili koii fi'yoi'u wry Ouy,
3i)c per lb. 'Viohtuiou'K .Miirki-i.
V-: '-'' ' , ' j(7tf .
(JueslH from a Ulntance reiHter-
ed at Medford hotel, (n. lnde Mr.
and Mih. D. W. Uemian of Maiyn-
villi-, Kni-iK., Mih. II. K. Iteeser.
.lumen Mcdulrc and N. H. Heeticr
of I'hiladeliihla. A. T. Frnaftr f
New York City and Amos IS. Han-
ley of Omaha.
lirhtfi the whole family to nee
"Mammy'H IJ'I Wild Kohc" at the
M. 15. church Thursday, June 28
at H o'clock. Kverybody'H have a
good time, AdmlHNinn -Tie and TjOc.
The regular kchhIoii of the conn-
ty court was held today, routine
mattcrH and approval of hills being
the chief bunliieHH. '
Dance Wed. night, Hilarity Hull.
Uynge ltroH. 17
A news item of IntereHt to Med
ford and Jacksonville people 1h the
following published In the ."Thirty
VearH Ago" column In the Ashland
TidlngH on Monday: "The Misses
Alice and Jessie A pplegate of
K la m a t h Fa I 1h were. In Ashland
during the week, returning to their
homo from the Willamette valley.
MIhh Alice has been teaching In
the public schoolH of Monmoulh.l
t..n. ti.... i ...... i t i
. : n . ."".!
been In attendance at the Normal
Hchoul In the noma place." :c
Flags, Hparklern mid other cele
bration goods at the Orlenatl Art
and Variety Htore. , , Jl)3
Three mandates were received
this week from the Mate supreme
eourl. on vults against credltorn
of t lip Pine Hell Hank of llulte
Falls, the actions being remanded
to the lower court, for further le
gal action.
Would you give one dollar now
r,. i lutiiv i. . ...in
.-in i-i .i ,
buy l'lll Mew or Olson AcreH. I'n-
to Medford. Finest deep free soil,
tine acre up. 1'rleed very reason
able, i.ot uh show you. Williams
& Warnuok. 1'hone 1 202. otitf
"Sunny Jim" Wlulford, a resi
dent of the Masonic home at For
est Grove, who luis passed his
1110th birthday, stales that he ex
pects to vote for Hoover for presi
dent. He twice voted for Abra
ham Lincoln.
Huy your tickets now for "Mam
my's I.N Wild Hose." Itecrcntlon
nl hall. M. I-J. church, Thursday,
Juno 2H at 8 o'clock. Admission
Im' and Me. II S
Federal Inspectors visited local
drug stores the first of the week,
checking up on the Hupply of pure
ale. ilnd. which Is used In prescrip
IIouh. Fresh picked fryem .every day.
3Uc per lb. Johnson's Market.
H7tf
tt cdnesilay. July 18, has been
set as the date for a hearing on
the vacation of a Soul hern Pacific
railroad crossing near l-'rederleks.
In the SlHklyoiiH. The crossing has
fallen Into d(suse owing to the
building of two other crossings In
that section.
Tree props at Aledford Lumber
Co. Phone 6211. Rlltf
The annual stale Methodist camp
meeting will be held in Collage
Grove July III to S. The taber
nacle and camp groumU aro be
ing put In order. June 24 was
let aside for Methodist camp meet
ing day when the pastor of every
Methodist church In the state
announced dales for the camp
meeting and urged members lo at
tend. Don't forget to comt' to "Mam
my's Ul Wild Hose" at I he M. -J.
church Thursduy, June 28. ut 8
o'clock! Admission 2ic and Cue.
!IS
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wolff of
Ashland, well known In Ibis city,
have returned from it ten days
auto trip to Yoseinlte purk and
San Francisco.
Miss Taylors lunula I clearance
sale starts Thitis'diiy morning.
June 2Hth. Save I.J to it on nil
new millinery. 42 So. Central. 1 113
William Heath and Jack Purler
have relumed from an auto trip
to Portland, where Mr. Ileulh went
for an examination of a leg Inlured
several months ago when the lion
rim of an auto wheel I. II upon It
He will return there i week or
ten du.va for further medic! Ircnl-
ne'iii
Swim In drinking wnter. mm-1
rick's chlorinated H1
r
1
Business
Is Good
i
1
and there is only - one
retwon. Fluhror'a Milk
Bread is the finest pro
duct of its kind told in
thin section of the coast.
li'llti.
Anions California KUeutti reen
tered at loi-ul hutWx are Mr. and
Mix. A. H. W hite of Ventura. Alrn.
I.IIliun Fletcher of Oaktaml, Mr.
and Mih. X. J. Klynn of Merrd.
Mr. und .Mix Jiruadwouit, A. S.
Itroudwuud, Mr. und Mih. II. U.
terrd at locuj hutWx aro Mr. and
Mr"- A. U. White of Ventura. Mih.
Lillian Fletcher of Oakland, Mr.
um AI' M S' J r lv,in vt A,, ri l.
! Thompson of Kan Uief;u, Mr. and!
. Mim. It. It. Htakeweather und Mr.
and Mrs. Antun Kramer of LonK
i:e.ih Mr n.wi u i,,.,,'
1 kit. Jr., and A. It. llaldwln of I,oh
:.. ' Mi- ..! Mr- v. I ii. .irf
! "'- Tll'' Mr. A. I.. Ituxtf,
i Ml"" K. Ketihcll of Kun KiiiiicIhcu.
Anyone nioturlnu to cuMtorn
: Wanhlimlon. nenr Wnllu Wnlla or
; t'olfux. In tlio next woclt or JO
! dayit, who wnntH a iiaHHcntcor for
ZTT'l' Ta tTUntT W'.lh
! J" kson l 410 Mn. Ut
j A11 Portland ManonM have been
, ll,vlu tl to feKlKtor for a koihI-wIII
Pxiiedttlon to Klamath Fallu and
. "iter ijiko. icaviim- Friday, .lime
I S'J 1,1 u l- ,n- y leelal train. The
"l ih upijik HpotiMorcil uy Munny
Hide Maiionlc lodge No. 1II3. The
Mliecial train, carrying between 150
and 200 At a ho nM and their wlven,
will arrive early Haturday at K In ni
nth FhIIm, where the expedition
will cm ba r k by auto for Cra lor
Lake. Cpon returning from the
j Ulit th" Porllii ndern will be Joined
by approximately 500 local Mc
minn at Klamnth Falls and a bar
becue will bo held in the laic after
noon. Free band concert In Ashland
park, followed by big dance Thurs
day night. yn
The case of AVyehoff auainst
Mnyfleld, an action for the recov"
cry of money alleged to be due
on a gravel contract, will be called
In the circuit court tomorrow be
fore Judge t M. Thomas. It in
it jury caae, und the venire has
bee,! ordered to report for duty
'
Cannluu Hiieclttl. 30 lb. luus fanev
Itlug cherries, per lug $l.&5. About
1000 lbs. large apricots, per lb 6c;
crop nbout over, Johnson'H Mar
ket. , UTitf
I lay bale I'm have started opera
tions In the valley. Only a small
proportion of the local hay crop
Ls baled, however.
Dunce In Ashland park Thurs
day night. Cool and peppy. 98
Included among the OregonlaiiN
registered rit Medford hotuln are
K. (1. Kandcn of Kalem, K. W. Owen
of Albany, II. Anderson, K. I.. Iley.
,, ,, ' . , ... .
lor, 1-M Harney of I-Uigene, and
A. II. Ferguson of lloseburg.
Dance Wed. night, Hilarity Hall.
Dyngo liroH. 1(7
Memhei-H of the HuhIuosh and
I'rofuHHlonal- Women's club will
meet at the Fluhrer cabin at ICdgo
wood park Thumday evening-, for
their regular June meeting, l'lans
for the program are In charge of
Mm, Clarabell F.lllott and Mrs.
Jaciiue Lenox. Coffee. Ice cream
and cream will he furnished by
the committee and the ladlcH are
requested to bring basket lunchcH.
Why wear iui old. hat on July
Ith when you can buy.-a new hat
for half price at Miss Taylor's, -12
So. Centrui. . . 1U3"
A group of Medford music deal,
em met last night for dinner at
Frunklin'H, following which they
held a short meeting at 1'aluier's
Music House, Thin was the fimt
of a .erica, according to it program
mapped out at n recent convention
of music dealers of the I'nlteii
States held In New York City. It
bt estimated, according to Infor
mation Hent out from the conven
tion headiiuartei-H, tha llhere are
11115, 00(1 HtudentH of piano In the
rnlled States. Ammiu the topics
discussed at the meeting was the
Importance of keeping. ptanoH In
tune. Approximately three out of
five planoH In homes today are out
of tune, the Gulbranacn Music
company maintains.
Mrs. C. C. VnnScoyoc'H home
made eakcH and pics. 1'hone HiKI-.l.
- 102
Mr. and Mrs. I,, A. 1-etlerson and
daughter lugrld of YreUa, Calif.,
ore the gueatH of Mr. and Mm.
Harry t'ellelt for a week.
A special type of tree props at
lllg I'Iuch l.hr. Co. THtf
A visitor here from lloiiulam.
Wash., Is I.. C. McUeever. w ho will
Miiend Hcveral weeks with friends
and relatives In the Hague. Kiver
valley. '
llegular f 3.S0 values for $).!).'
duiinu Mann's great Hcml-aiiiillal
silk sale beginning tomorrow, lit;
j Kugene llohlenreld, hortlctillliral
Inspector wllh heaihiuarters at
j 1-tolHpyvllle, Calif,, spent Tuesday
In this vicinity where he conferred
with fruitgrowers and lotiketl over
crop conditions.
July 4th hats of latest lovely
summer materials on sale com
mencing Thursday morning and
continuing until July 3rd. Miss
Taylor. 12 Ho. Central., 103
Miss Florence York held a meet
'" l u"U ''n''k ,,llM uf"''"uo
In the srhoolhouse. A lunch wuh
h e r v e d. demoustrutlUK correct
methods of serving and table ell
uuotle. Miss York reports that the
Kioups of women In the valley
whom she meHs euch werk lake
mote- liuert'wt In tlun subjfrts
than any she bus on her promun.
rythlan club, with their fannhH.
pica ie at Jui-kMon Hot SpritiKs.
Thursday. Junf 'js. t'urs will be
at the K. of I. ball :.:3a to 6 p. m.
Sv imtnliin, "pot link" nil p per
Thue who ran not imhi' early,
come later. p;
After being confined lo bis horn
for over nvveti mtniths, William
Nleholson. well known stoekmun
of Kott Klamath. apeared on the
street of Medford this mill ntna
feellMK pretiy Well hut still unable
to walk wilhout his cane.
V have snracthliiK choice In
tree propM. Do not fall to see them.;
t Hid Pines I.br. Co. ?8tf
, AmoPu intirMniie Id ene l--uv.l
nl the eouniy clerk'; office yeHter-
I dtiy wer
'lu'x.!;;!'1'".';:,';,- vr) M: ,,u"i """" """
.' i l. . . "'l"11" """li.le.l hlm.flf Willi 11. A.
I A, .onv
! (M land.
I hatnurine Cover r,u-i of Mend
Or.
t'linnlni; spwetnl. 30 Ih. UKm fancy
I Hlnn chprrles. per luu l.j. Ahout
ilQOO Him, largo aprimtu. pfr lb c:
crop nbout over. Johnson Mr-
After a visit ut the home of Mr.
and Mm. II. K. Hwwin'y, departure j
wax made yinterday by Mr. Clay
KukIc uud moh Frank for their!
borne In J,oti Anuclc.
Dante Weil. Illfe'lit, JJliulU li.m. ' iiiiimovhib.
Dynco IIiok, 07 For a vMt jt the homo of Mr.
Following a vlnit of xevernl dayHj"nti Mm. Humucl Colflu heie, M r.
with frlendH and relatlveM In the KWHIi 1 ari n ehlldren of Onk-I
Kunle Point vicinity, Mm. C. (. j land arrived In the city yesterday.
Vcbnter and torn Carl left for their; iJeiit'-u Clark. Hon of W. ll. ,
home ut Fort Itock yeHterday. ' Huau. iia been 111 with imnln
I)reHMiiiakini and remodelintr. ' Kitln ,m- uut three wtekn, but la,
,liM,,lun hho"' Aledrorii mug.
Fifly-lwo out of the atate carHof Woodland. Ca vlnited hero:
1'l'u tUcre.l here veHteri lav tt' III t ie
local ntate utito traffic bureau.
Company A, the local unit fori
the National Cuaril In expected
iiwine i)- Hjievuii irmn eauy luiuoi -
"'""""ii kviii im 9
tendance at the ntalc encampment
at Camp CluUoi.
ireo props at Medford Sumner
Co. Phono 029.
S3tf
meiiani i aider, whose nays
vacation started last Monday. andtter. Mr. Elfin is onvaleHCing
family have gone to Crescent CltyjHfier a himIouh operation ut the
where the most of that vacation southern Pacific hoHpltal In jau
will be spent. 'Francisco. Jle la a railroad engi -
Mrs. C. C. VanHcoyoc'H honu-jneer. .
made cakCH and pIch. J'hou tilt 3 -J.I i int-nf.ti.wn uh..i.i.fU it.,.-a
l"2jterly Incl.idcd .M.-. JJoan Ktac.'-y
To vlMlt Hi-yoral wo-Ih her noim. !,! ,. iu. n..n.i , ,.
llowarrl and (icorui' HK-lni-r. who!nlx and .Mr. and Mr.-. Union Dar-
arc iivinu in Itcno, .Nov.. .mih. u.
u-ini-r ion niHt niijiit ror mat city. Mr. and Mr.- .1. r. HpIkiiioikI
We have noinpthlnu choice Inland two children of 1'ortland ore
Ireo propH. Do not fall to co them, j biichIb at the home of their son,
IJIb I'llie, I.br. Co. 78tf ; .u.eull Selmnund. for u few du.VB.
(Iiieala from I'ortlnml rei;lteied , From here they exiioct to drive to
at .Medford hotel include Mr. and Diamond and Crater lake for a
MlM. J. 11. Zell, Mr. and Mm. W. hort vacation.
.1. MclntoBli. Mr. and Mih. !. (!., ExiiectliiK to Hiiend several
Smith, (ilenn I. Il.ut, H. J. Dean, woekn vlHitlnid ii IiUIvoh, !. W.
W.- M. l)UKI.-an and V. M. I'elelHon ...Milan left for KUKdie Tuonduy.
Clladloll bloomH 25c per doz.
Hhady Nuok Grocery, North Cen
tral at Clark Ht. 102
KollowInK a vIhII wllh Mr. and
Mm, llud llalhji- for a few dayn,
Mr. and Mih. A. . Ilulberl have
returned to their homo In Uohc
burit. Dance Wed. night, llilnlily Hull.
Dynito ltroH. a?
AmoiiR today'H larce picnlcH, with
acromuunyiiiK dances. Is the one Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
of Ihe SluineiH this orternoon and I Wood arrived In Medford yester
evening nt the Elks' plenlc grnundH I day afternoon.
and Unit of the Nelghhoi-H of Wood-
craft at Jackson lint HpringH, which
begins at p,
l'ree baud concert hi Ashland
park, followed by bit; danco Thurs
day nlKht. UK
AccordlnK to word from lor:
land, where she Is confined In a
hospital fur treatment, Miss Mnltle
Uritl, well known Jacksonville
woman and sister of I'mil llrltt,
shows Improvement and Is conva
lesclnn slowly but Binely.
For sale, half price, beautiful
black sjlk crepe dress, new. extra
lu ik4- Just from New York. Call
The pnrt cloutllneM of yeHterday
brouKhl a drop in temperature, to a
Til maximum. Today was cloudy
and the forernst Is for partly cloudy
weather and moderate temperature
fur tonight and Thursday.
Try I'cpgiu's permanent wave,
like nature's own. . Km ma Cllne
Shop. Liberty HWIk. 9W
That Mrs. J. ('. I'.arneH Is recov
ering nicely In a Portland hospital
from her recent serious operation
and will return lu Medford about
July 1 oth. ts the word brought
back by Mr. Harnos. who returned
Munday from a visit at the bed
side of Mrs. 1 Jo r nes.
Kut barbecue- Handwiclfes and
live forever. Mac's Itarbecim 1
milea north of Medford on hlf!h.
way. fiS
The .Southern OrcKun ttas um
pany office and salesroom, which
is undergoing alt era t Ions, w III be
open for business while these Im
provements are being made. The
company has a sign In front an
nouncing this, above which, printed
in 1 a r g o tellers. Is the slogan.
"Keeping I'rogresH Willi Medford."
Tree propa at :.Imlford J.umber
Co. Phone :!. 80tf
(iris Crawford, cashier of the
Klrst Nntiouat bank, and Mr.
Crawford left for I'ortliiml and
other northern points yesterday,
where they will spend the major
port inn of his vacation of several
weeks.
Mrs. Ida Wood, piano teacher.
Hummer eludes now starting. Stu
dio Ituslnc.v4 Cullcftu llldg. Phono
io2-w. nn
Among guests from Washington
state registered at local hotels are
Mr. and Mrs. K. (i. Wahl of Van
couver and J. II. Kalui, J. I-;. Mr
(Jill and 11. C. Wlenker of Seattle,
Pre-Nehool for little folks will
begin Monday. July 2nd, 10 a. m
,ni" V in" V ' lv-
ine iirsi or i ne Hummer Merles
of park hand concert to he Iven
nt'x Krlda cvenlnu, will bruin
promptly at 7:10 o'clock, to enable
the musician and other to take
In a part of thi Caroline Andrews
concert at the I'rcfdiyterhin church.
Thi W. C. T. I. meets Thursday
at Sianat the V. W. C. A. Kach
member is expected to conli tbute
some intercstinu messaSc or read-
mik no- l"'m.
Mrs. A. T. Moen and children
left yesterday for C.overnnunt
camp at Crater national park to
Join Mr. Moen. who assumed his
uuues me. mo v.ceKs no. anci ,
win remain tnerc untu the end or(whl.n completed.
the Crater like seasnn. Mrs, H.
!!rostrun of Hollywood. Calif.. VINCKNT John W. Vincent
mother of Mrs. Moen. who had passed away June '.T .iftcr a lin-
been vlsltlui: the Moen family for.noriiii; illness of several months
soni lime past, left yesterday for
her liome.
W, J. Messenger, owner of a
farm and minim; chilm on Cole
man creek. Is highly lated over
on assay by flrants Pass assayers
of me from his property. Me,
Messenger says that It shnw
heavy trace of tin, wuh a itood
pet-centime of Kold. He also has
n chunk tf ore which he snyi an
unsay shows contains platinum In
pa vim- iiuantiilen.
A. I,. Krrn h. proprietor of the
Y reneh Varinv a re and well
wjlaic runt crit In ihl city. This
miv III m will humlli. n Kenrnil
bUNlnriiii of m-lHiiQ roirrllen of
tvry tlvitcrtplion. A nw offU-e
at 15 North Kir atrrri ha. hrn
oprnnl hy Mr. Krmrh nnl Mr.
Atw-oort.
I (lord on Ktryluw in mi! M i-dnrim-ii
to hi bed from Uii uttaek of (n -
teMlnul flu, with which he )u
been Huffcrlnt; for the paut three
v f--lii. but .liin cumlltioil la now
1
Mr. and Mim. II. J. Woolwurth:
jeveiu- in nil nuuio OI i.'. 1
Xoe, after unendintr wuveral days
at Crater lake. They drove to
Portland today. The Woolworths
; . . ,.-i i i, . i, t
' tin ,.f (In, Mi-... ih,u.i i
one time.
Justin Fifrrt of Kan Prnncifn
arrived hei-H today tu Miiend nev -
; (,1H (ij,yH wjtll nlM niMUii-ji. Mrs.
.prank Isaacs and Mm. 3. .1. I:neh-
by of Aahland.
Mr. and Mm. il
CheHnut
and nvo Klrls of tin-llni;amc-, Cal.,
Htopned hero yeHterday for u nhtirt
vlnlt at the home of Krlc Vold
before Koln on to Portland. Thin
Ih the firm time that the Chtumtits
had been In .Medford and they
were ho plenacd with the place
that they expect to Htop here be
fore l-cturnlhK to. California.
After an extended viHlt In San
Word has been received that!
Mm. Anna Mlksche and daughter j
Mercla. who hav been vhs'tiiK
In central California, will return j lvfdcd by the Del Monte l!nu-h
to tlieir home about July 13 after dance baud of California. This
spending some time In Luh An-' clever aggregation disposed a
g'les. j new brand of modern dunce music
Miss Mildred Uugan. MIhs Kh(!i- and entertainment that kept the
ryn Coyle. und Leo Maher arrived crowd calling for encores all even
here Tuesday after spending hcv- Ing. The three-hour program was
cra I dayH lu Portland. They were
accompanied by Miss Mary Maher,
a grade vchool teacher from Yiik
hna. A"ash.,- who will be the guest
of Miss Coyle for a month.
Mrs. Wesley Smith and yon Paul
of do Khun, . Wash., Hlopped her
yesterday lo visit at the hmnu of
Dr. i J. Carlo w. on their way
to Los Angeles. The Smiths for
merly lived in Medford, wher-'
.Mr. Smith, now deceased, was an
American Sunday school mission
ary for several years.
Among tlu California tourists
who registered here t his mornn'i
wpi-j X. P. Lowers of l-'resno,' n
ociated With the. I-'rewiio Kepuh
llcan, a newspaper, "and his broth
er, J, I lowers, pressman with
the San I'ranelsco Hnlletin. They
wero on their way to Portland
und Seattle for their summer va
cation. It had been' Ii" years
sfnee the two men bad been in
Medford. !
Leslie llcer. .ou of Mrs. liertha
Heer of this city. Is suffering with
a broken foot, which he suwtuliiod
a few days ago when targe logs
rolled over the injured member,
crushing two hones. Mr. 1 leer is
employed by the California Ore
gon Power company at Ilutte Kalis.
Ashland Tldlnus.
lielty Lou Wolff, seven -year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Wolff, who has been III with In-!
fa utile para lysis. Is reported past i
the danger point by the doctor. j
K1NN15 Y-t-Funeral Hervircs were
held at the Conner chapel this
nflernoou for Inez Kinney, who
passed away at Dummiulr, CuK ,
Mi'H. Kinney was the da uk liter ot I
Mr. and Mis. Kd Wolter. who
formerly resided here hut fop a
mi miter of years have resided a' '
I Hinsmuir. Jieslde.- her parents, j
he 10tttn her aunt. M vs. .1. I,, j
Dcmmer, ami an uiuie. l-;rnesi ;
Wolter of Medford. Another aunt
Tho body
d yesler-,
Wtt UouKht to Medl
day by the husband ami parents, j
KKI.t'11-Mrs. Jane C. Fclch I
passed uvu at the home of hc
sisior. Km ma WUelden. 44 Kin ,
street, June i7, at the uc of S4
ycar. She had been u resident I
of this city for a number f years. I
She leaves three sisters. .Mrs j
Win-Men nf Mi1fm-tl Mii .lisli-
s,u., nmn of uerior. Wis., and
M(.f4 0 w Nowtoll, 0kvlll.
Un-h . nn.l twti iln n i h I M r-
Kannie now of Mount Vernon.
Wash., and Susie t 'ampbell of
Medford. The remains arc at the
Conner funeral parlors and ur-
tanKonu.nt!, Will
be announced
lie
0 ye
of ae und li.ivi-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKI) Younn ulii wishes po
v sttton ns stenographer. Kxpert
typtsi. Itox .M. Tribune. lftl
WANTKI) -To buy. In Medford. nl
Kolnif bastness or property and !
business. Atblress Uox 144. Co
Ullllle. tMe. till
KtU liKNT riai.mc. a.no per !
month. J. South lilveluie
Ave tf
hai.h-i. ,-Mnwn
il.l.lt, nil B,.,. ,.)w,.
WANTI'.ll Position n houo- t
kvi-per or tnklni: rtuo of rldrrlv !
pt'oplr or ohIUtrvn oy the Uv.
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Obituary
liix wife A Ike Vinciit. uhiwe
I home lw on the Frank Cybe
ram h. Funeral cervlcin will In-
i held from the Conner funeral iar-
lor ThurxUay, June 'JS. at 2::H
l. hi. . aim mem iviu ue iuaur
, 1,1 tht' Ontrul 1'uint uenutery.
I
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-VlrBln Station
' 'Miui-Mluy, .lime
' Forenoon
I lo to 1 1 fcunoiny
Cii uco
I ju l i
lo
I :yo LJinn's Meat
I A M-.rl,.t
I f ll::tO to 1- Jarmin and
' W'onds iJl'UL'S. 9
i VI to 12:30 .Stewart's Out-
! fitiiim.
Afternoon
j 12:30 to 1 Music Hox.
1 to 1 :30 Sinclair's Dollar
Store.
j 1 15 Mail Tribune news.
8 to !( Cold Heal Creamery.
n-tn i...i..rn iiiii.iiir ,
und lieallnK. featu,in Karl
j. m,,i , i,.ii
i 11:30 to 1 u (.'uxl Ionian Kchool
of Fruit, wllh the Great
rlulce, mystic.
,.,.,r,,....
"Onion Stew." the clever radio
drama written by Miss Helen .Nor -
riH, will he presented over the local
station nexl Tuesday, through the
courtesy of the California Oregon
Power company. The play will he
put on hy the Copo flayers under
the direction of Karl Davis, who
will also lulto one of the leading
roh'H in the diama and an excel
lent program is assured. This Is
the lllav that scored such IL Sllc-
! i-esu over KGf) n kIwii-1 time
and brought added laurels to lis
authur, MLsh Norris, w ho is a local
girl.
lA'gion Dance liijoynblc.
The American Legion dance at
the Oriental Gardens last night
proved a popular affair. The out
standing feature of the party was j
broadcast over station KMKI-),
through the courtesy of the Call-
fornlic Oregon Power company,
and was greatly enjoyed by local ;
radio fans.
Notice.
The Huyal Neighbors and Mistle
toe club picnic Is called off lor the
present. !?
Malta i'cmmaiidcry, linlghts
Templar.
Speciiil Conclave. Masonic
I lull, Ashla ml. Thursduy
evening. June IIS. Offie-
hil visit of 11 rand Com
mander In ma ii. of Port-
'HJ"9V land; alsu Temple degree.
Open long form with drill. Din
ner at (J: 1 .1, ' I-'liml meeting pre
liminary to Minuner vacation. AH
ir Knights courteously invited.
Ii. I-;. DLTUICK, II. C.
W. II DA V, Leeorder. !t7
SILK
JUTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED"
THE SANITARY WAY
Bawled out
by ike Cop
TllATS one'of many mi
Iarrai)8mrtil.itltat9lijiiiii) brakes ran lei von in for,
and that RISCO Brake
Lining will keep von out
of. if your brakes are clip
ping,' linrc llieni rilinrd
today with the wonderl'til
halt' power of 'Kl'SC.O.
llolda. well in Wet weath
er a in dry.
RUSCO
BRAKE
LINING
Distributor
Sprln(ier-Ott Company
Portland. Oregon
Rutco't 9 '.vice yt
Mack's Garage
129 North Riveraiae
Phone d j
i rlf
m.m mftov nfir
At a meeting of the democratic
central committee IuhI nlKht, pre-
eincl committeemen wei'ti named
for i very precinct in the county,
and a resolution was adopted urg- ,
inw that M. D. -Norton of Ciranta '
Push, candidate fur tlrcutt court i
judge, may in the race. At thej
next meeting of the committee, ul
i cunniuaie will be. aelecteu to nil
the place of - Hiram Mcador for
bounty clerk, who withdrew after
t no primary nomination.
All int-niborH of the U-Klon con-
"""" '
! l'nt 1L' tonlclu mccthiK which will
he an important nesHion. Final
i , m """""
' "l ...-.I--.....
i fwr 11 conference wllh ntate l.cglon i
j officials the latter part of the week. I
1 State Commander George I.ove and .
Stale Adjutant Curl Mostr, to-j
;" - ""' -J' ). "e e.-
' Pecteil to arrive lu re ! riday
confer with local l.eglon officials.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store ;
Strang's Drug Store
Frank's
Comedians!
! IN !
i !
The Big Tent
! Tuesday, Wednesday!
I Thursday
The Eiot of Comedy
"Fair and
Warmer"
Fourth and Fir
Prices, 25c and 50c
Vaudeville Orcheyln.
Comedy
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;;ox:?i... FWt $ 5.-15
:;o.:!' :z 'l. o. s G.25
:tlx4 S.55
V2x 10.20
:;;;x4 10.G0
Phipps Auto
Highway at Jackson Street
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A EMIL JANNINGS in mMmWi
: I j 'THE LAST COIVIMAND ' ', BaBSWiffl
EVENING
ONLY
7 & 9 P.
FOR YO
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Reichstein
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT
Cost No More to Buy
Much Less to Run
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Admission
M.
Children 25c
Adults 50c
UP. WINTER
Per Load
2 Loads $5.00
Tel. 631
Deuel
DUTY DE LUXE
$10.90
12.10
12.95
13.35
13.70
16.25
18.70
T:: 19.00
DUTY DE LUXE
ne; o. s. $ 8.25
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G-piy 15.15
Park
Phone 1037-R