Medford mail tribune., July 22, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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"NfFJiFORTl MATL TRTBFXE, METVFOKP.
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Wiih M'.'s 1. 1 -.m'Id. ki r.'iM.rt.-.i. all :iyi tr ItV K. Ayron of T,wlx-
S ROAD IN TELL
Wrestles Russian Cossack
m .-; iii,- ti.i:il m tlif .siaif. tin- n.
ENTER FLOATS IN
BUILT FOR MS;
IM GJTY AUG " 29 OF LEGION MEET
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American Legion posts frnm n!l '
pails of the slute, us well as ltu at
merchants ami business insiitu- ,
tinns and entries from Ashland and
drains Pass are expected to par- !
tcipate in the monster "I'atrioti.-;
I'u-rcaiit" which will lie a feature
of the State 1-eKion convention at
Medford. AilKllsl 2. 1! iind -t. Sov- !
eral hundsoine trophies are offered t
for th" hesl entries by the Med- '
fi.rd Convention commission, in
cludini; some fine silver cups whic'i
are now on display at the ('ham
per of Commerce building. Special
awards for "honoraiih mention
will also be made. Many union.
Legion entries are already lie13
lim-d up thiouKhoni the ytate for
the paHeant anil Hie 'stum show"
which will be a feature of the aft
ernoon program on August - and i
competition lor the prize awans :
promises to he been. '
A special niulit parade for the i
American Legion, Ladies Auxiliary !
ami "40 et V Societe will be ;
slaved on Thursday night, August '
J. This will he devoted exclusive- '
ly to the above organizations and i
Ts expected lo be one of the hits
01 the celebration program. I'niiiue 1
lighting effects will be used oil tne
floats and alons the line of march
ami special llliuninatiou hy -pin.i
candle power flares released hy ;
airplanes will transform darkness j
Into daylight.
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TTDDIDI C Tl I Dl I
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BE RE-STAGED AT
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I'roiiaratioiiK nro complfte fur
it hp htK KaiiU't- Lo(im BinoUor to
!nnniiiv nif lit nt (In1 armory, f -1 1 -j
in in ILtnsan M iiliammoil, 1 he Ttr
j villi.' Turk, iind (Wnrj-r IHu-aivnt.
j tl.c Itussian I'nssju'k, in Mit main
it'vcni mid Kil Di'innii'r of MimIiokI
and Hav lliuor of (Julil Mill
Mattlmiuknr Sailor .lack Wood
is n pi i(n 1st ii- ovt'r tlx indicat iou-t
of a lariic ailciulani-o and dospho
t ho ht-at nniniisfs porftM'i vonlila
lion in iho anmuy. Thn ICafJos
hand will play several Helrotions
bcioro Mte ou-nint; of the smoker
It
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!Uie semi-windiip. Hull .Montana. ' and will play itowntmvn. ncconi-
movie u tor. will reUw Hie in.u lo present plans. The Iym;
! match" s. which also include two brothers' orchestra will play dur-
lr'-liniitiari'S. match between events.
misses
return
Little
play a
their doll iniKK'y
iii the 1'on.ucsi
.f .I'ir.ird
UKaKenicnl
parade number
f the Ameriean
HARMONICA BAND
with ,
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NO TRACE OF KIN
ON AIR TUESDAY
Vedforcl's new llariponica band
l.eion ciotventiioi stuot i-otnni.! - ,
te-. They will be a feature of;
the stunt show at the l'aliKi"Unds, ;
Friday afternoon, August :t. at
The parade in which about 100 whi-h has recently been organized
children look pari mi June here by Miss Melba Williams, sup
prov, (i a decide, I hit. the street s 1 t,.(.vj;.OI. nj- tj,, . mor', all Legion
being lined with spectators as tie-1 ,lay!.1,, ,.,,, wl In.lk(J is ,,.b(
Z.i HtM IM il I'lllliln'f
..lis ! evciy dcriili"n wn
puslied along .iain sircci num m
tiu- pia
takt
cull i
par
lb'
, over the radio Tuesday nifjit dnr
. 1 iiiii (opc( hour. This novel band
. I consists of lid youthful members
! ami will play during the coming
1 Lenion 4i)iivenlion.
. j Tl e (.'imco program Tuesday
'nilit also features .Miss Melba
i b unbei- of nnnim-rcc I
H round:-; off llasl Main
Children who wish t
in the parade should
M ill! l..ll.;l Vil:illlS. I l'CC-1 1 1 1 m ii i ii ... f-.-v.,. ...
ir Miss Marjorie Kt-lly.
Des:pit a thorou'-ih search, au
thorities yesterday were unable o
locat' relatives of William York
who died yesterday at the Sacral
Heart hospital, following an illness
of several months. York is be
lieved to have resided here for
several years and did odd jobs
about t b" city. York is no rela
i' to K-m-I .. York of the post
office staff ns wan believed by
.iieb'-iorc a lhoinui;h search for
relatives was made.
with
tor,
sistant, as soon as possibb s"
l lint plans may be conipb t d.
1'rizr-s will ho :ixvn fr tb
miift Itt-auiiful entrys as well as
lor the most unique ' floats. Th.
natili p of the awards w ill lie an
imnniM'd latir.
Members of the Hoy S out.
liolice the afl.iir and all of lb--kiddies
will be well taken car
of. They Will assemble at the
phi YLrrou nds and from there will
be lulven to the fairgrounds in
Am.'i-iean I.et;ion cars.
soles accompanied hv M iss A una
i.Etwrenct;. Metlleys anrt solo mini
hers hv the .luninr hi?;li harmonic
(ptartet have al;;o been arranged
for and an excellent program is
assured.
Allciithm, Artisans!
All ,ML-;iii i.f Midf-nM ;hhI mr
roundini: ei.untry are urgently re
qioied tn lit present ai the busine.i
ineeiiri'.; Tnesdiiy. July llh. at V.
O. V. hall. Supreme S-i retary
.Ii'riy Saylnr. with hi- cnnimittee
from I l;i ml. will be present tn
make final a rranueinents for eon
cluve whi.h will be held in this
city AilMh! f, I a. II. U
; LA GRANDE HAS 1ST
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CUANIiK. lire.. July 21-
The first forest fire of the
se.ison in 1 his district was mi del'
control today. The damasjo was
:-lif,rht. as t.nly sci nil timber was
destroyed in the bbio on Mount
Harris, nem- liiilder. (ire.
The forest tire- hazard is hl'h,
due to a hum period ,if dry. warm
Wen tin r.
Iticidr-ntal to the ohl liliion home
on West Main street near West
Sixth street now being razed to
make way for a new store build
in'; and bungalow court to he
erected by Mr. H. J. C'onroy, who
purchased the Milton property
some t inte ago. the removal of
that long conspicuous structure,
which the workmen who have
been enuageil in the tearing down
process for the past three days,
have discovered that this old
dwelling, built in 1 v.tT-lI'do, was
exceptionally substantially built,
as shown blts solid timbers and
woikinausl ip both within and with
out. Two of t he work in en expressed
themselves to a reporter passing
by yesterday that it was "a darn
shame to tear down such a -ukm;
build in." One of them insisted
that the news gttt herer )io inside
and see tor him self how suh
stantially the house had been built
of such excellent lumber.
Later, on meeting A. S. Hilton,
toinif-r owner all these years un
til recently, and telling him what
thev said. e leaned buck at his
desk in thn Copcn home office and
said witli some pride. "Of course,
it shows how thev built houses
In those days." Then Mr. Hilton,
who at tho time he built the house
and for years thereafter was ed
itor and publisher ot' the Medford
Mail, one of the predecessor of
the Mail Tribune and later ab
sorbed into the latter publication,
fell to reminiscing h follows:
"1 started to build that linns
without the expenditure of a dol
lar, built it and when it was com
pleted still had not spent a dollar
on it and was free from debt. You
know the valley and county were
full of mills, almost at every creek
crossing in those days, and a num
ber of the mills owed the Med
ford Mail money, which naturally
they paid in lumber. Also car
penters, brick layers, etc., owed
bills to the paper, and there
lore 1 paid nothing for the founda
tion work and carpentry work,
etc.. as the carpenters and other:
exchanged their work tor what
they owed the paper.
"The only thing I had to tmv
nut money for was shingles, but
even then 1 had to pay no direct
money, for 1 owned an acre or so
of land in the outskirts of the cilv.
which I had taken in on a debt
owed and I traded this land for
shingles and carpenter work.
'i was three years hiiiiding this
house in this wav. beginniiH' ft in
1N!i7 and completing it In 1100.
"Oh. by the wav, ihere is an
other interesting tact about that
house. It was the first house in
Medford lo be wired for electric
ity." WASHINGTON. July l!t. 'T1)
Chairman Work of the republican
national committee today wired
congratulations to liny n. West.
hi successor a seer"tary of the
interim-. Itecallinir a K.-year ac
quaintance with Weit. Work said
lie considers the appointment "in
every way a most fortunate one."
West's appointment was an
nounced by President Cnolhlge last
night.
l.AUKHO. Texas, July L I . h
The l.ody of Captain Kmllio Car
ranza. Mexican air ace, was given
into the keeping of his people this
morning on the International bridge
here.
f hri-i 1 ji tier's circus, tic
kit " t -1 -,.w in America. hi !.
retain'- a ii- '- street parade.
ciMiHhi; M M .If. 'id the la.i r
-VlUiisl.
"No;ih's Ark." a pageant slaved
on ih" hi-'jf-t staue iu iii- world
ault'd iiniler a tent, is the special
feaitii'e nf the live rhi; circus. In
Kluiioles the t.'iniiU'lilu aiAeili.
who spejit tile past two days here
.ii rant. in;.: plans lor his show , sail!
t bat he l'o mot ion picture eotu
pan, jtfjer seeing the clever per
formance put on by chrisiy'-i.
ho'i;.ht the jdej which ha : been
written up lur a pietme called
"No.ih's rk," which will be shown
diirin-.', th" winter.
Over !''d characters are included
in the e.isi for the pageant whhM
dephis the Itiblical story of Noah.
The scene opens on a massive
crude looking boat, and the Mory
ends willi a grand march id' all
tiic animals of ihe kingdom.
The circus v ill he shown here
only one day. i he afternoon and
evening of August L'!. ThK i- thi'
first t inte t hat t he company has
ever played in t his part of t he
count i y bin runs have been made
in lar:e eastern cities including
Itrooklyn. X. Y.. liostou. Mass.,
and riilsburgb. IVnu. Met'ore com
ing h.-re ihe out lit is s heduled
to appear in Salem. Kngene an I
Crams I'ass. Ore.
Some i no advert is in.; for i h"
Vliiel i. all I .eg !oll i i n vein j.ui .in I
Medtord has rc-nlied ti.'in t:- ;;
t taet road signs oi the Shell
t'il company up ami down the lir.:h
wa. 'I lies.- siiis carry a strik
ing Legion emblem in bine an. I
gold ami the wording "Meet 'em
in Medtord. August 'A and I "
They are in e idem e all t hrouch
the stale and have already caused
a great deal of favorable comment.
Ij-ick-e.ii Kain (inrns
m:i.i:.. .t.o-t . .ini .m, -..-v. -
lielai , i .-I'll ti I'; .. iii TH'mI.i
prima' ej. ,!!. oi c.-nt iion-il t- in-
ieas. ihe stu.ill majnriiv til' On
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IE LEI
FLAG POLE WORK
TIip new fill'? pole at the Amor
lean IjcbIoh pliiyKrouiHl will sunn
lie piccted, (hunks to thp cooper
ation of sonii' uf Mt'dfonl's iihw
business houses. The lnme poly
was donated by the Owen-Oreim,!
Lumber company and will lie
erected hy t'opco but the cost of
pa hit ins it. preparing a concrete
hae. etc.. involves considerable ex
pense. To meet this expense. Mr.
Junes of tile Mllsix IJox undertook
a personal cainpaiirn among his
fellow merclinuts who had recent
ly come to Medford and rniseil
etioinh money to proceed with the
installation of the new pole before
the Leuion convention.
The following is a list of the
merchants who have contributed
to the iund:
The Music llox, Wl Kast Main
St reet.
The Cluli Care, a South River
side. Mullins Ladies Wen-ins Ap
parel. 310 Kant Main street.
I). K. Millard, real estate broker.
-. Kast Main.
I rownie Marie Coffee Shop. i:l
North Fir.
M. - It. Second lfand Store. iiZ
Kast Main street.
The Klite lleauty l'arlor. Vans
toriiltn billldltlK.
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Owinc to an increasina Interes:
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Clarence Keizur at Alexander's
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