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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1928)
PXTTE VTCiWT rrnronW matt, Tmnrrrrc. metdford, (VREfloy. tttu'rspay, attofst 2, 1923. El Diamond Lake Another Attraction For Legionnaires 4 vii -3 Amoiiy tne many onracuons for i.e)ionnaire anu Auxiliary members who are in the city this week for the American Legion conven tion is Diamond Lake, located near Crater Lake National Park. At Diamond Lake vacationists may enjoy fishing, swimming, boating, camp ing and hiking, and the Diamond Lake Improvement Company has provided pood accommodations for any convention visitors who make the easy trip to this resort. In the distance lofty Mount Thielson may be seen, toweling over the beautiful lake. AREAPOOR LOT ,S NKW YOltK. A hit. fMlisinn of wniiH'n hitn Yhd )ollll('R htiK futlod ,1 mid nmsi nf th'ccsMv full. 1 I!ii'k'iilH'iid swslt. , ; Tin' J it-it i-li si-cii'iiiry for IndUi, ' vlfwhiK tht Ko-rnlird rmtuif'htatidii : nf wiinifn from his viiniiiK' iolnt , jik htalcsnmn, 'tluratur and It-uul , ! authority, hnhl th Imtit-f that I r ruin i 110 Infliit'iici' oulsiilf tint j liotiH- nlrcady liad ifactwil Jtn ln'Ulit and in In dfi-Hnc Iiirk'iilifuil, hi an avticlc n for th" Anu'iiMt Issui- of Ccw- liolitau. also asj-fi'tM Unit wmii- jun ly K"Hf lni IiuhIih'km have iml Tin1 In- J only invaded an unnatural field industry j hot liav- nUn hurt the i'Ihiimm-h of faillnn. . tln-li Hlnti'i-M for hiu-im-sh in their l,fird natural fhdd. the hom'. ''Women in eli-rli'al work and (he lower Kfadi'H nf industry are pernilltfil to do a man's work te caus they'du It more elnnply," he points out. "I!ut every woman in Industry who liy undersell jni; her lahnr ilepriveM a man of liis iost is inaliiiiL,- more dlf I'ieiiH the settluy iii of a htitne hy that inan. TIiIh prevt'iitH some other woman from IxTOTuinu mistress of his home niid fiiim exerfdsinj; the rights and luivilece.s inseparalde from thai position. "Am world ecomunteH setlh1 dnwn from the upheaval of the last dec ade, ihe entry nf women Into the lower grades of industry will he even more restricted. Ami this. In my view, will he ii positive mkI. nyt the least to whiiii-ii tht'insrlves. "One nt ed not anlicfpate thai worn "it ever Will find any hut a sniiill prit port ion of the lilt; her posts nf Industry, cninmeree and t'inanVe. 11m aware that In fvery country there is a handful of wom en whose names miyht he mention ed ;is;;iiiiNt this judgment. Nd dnuht I hey are very remarkalde women. Ihit they certainly are no more representative nf their sex In in-d;i-l ry thu n ' .1 oan nf Arc wan ill hiiltle,' IPCOI 1 ,650,000 GAL I Loral slot kholdeiH of the Call- 5 fttrrila (neuon Power company liavt? recently received the quar- terly report of their company's aetivltie.s alon with the JXtli retilar dividend on t'0co Pre- T fcii'ed stuck. The report shows rrr: the steady and consistent pruj; less and dt-velopmeiit made hy 7 the company during the past uuHiier which in turn reflects the Z marked growth of the various :zr oniiiiuniiieM in this territory. The zI eanilntfs of the company fur the 7 past twelve months show a nuh-'-j Mantial gain qver the precedimj twelve iiion 1 lis period showing not only an increased uso of oleo trieliy in the territory hut also a mat ked inereaso in t ho mini- her of customers .served. , Other intereminu features of ; the report concern the . following suhjects: I zZ A 4'I,000 KHon renervolr has j rr: recently heen completed in the j z city of Klamath Kails. This j j hrinK the total reservoir capacity z of l tt if water system In approxl- 1 ZZZ mutely j.ii.lo.Onn gallons. The I z new reservoir will help not only 1 to improve service to customers p already on the line, hut will haw': adequate capaejty to lake care of r the rapidly Kiowin resiilentlnl section in North K' la math Fulls. ; Work is progressing in 11 very - patisfaetory manner on Ihe con- , stiiiction of the new power tele phone line from Meilford, Orenoi rr lo Cipco, California. When this tine is placed In service the op- 7 elation of our various hydro-eleo 7 trie plants and transmission s.vn- ' li'tn will he greatly facilitated. A national contest Is now he- j hehi l.y the power companies j gr?: to determine which of Hit til III-1 t:i'H of 1 he, 1'ni ted States has the : highest average donicst ie kilowatt lioiit- consumption. Figures re- ZZZ fleet i uk' consumption during the ' year lOL'S will cotniare with those of the year 1H27. To date. Kl! ut ill I ies have entered this con- ; 77; tel and for the year 1!'7 C'opco j si not I highest of all these com jianies w ith an average of 1 .A r.S ' kilowatt hours per customer per annum. This showing Is hound to cause much favorable com ment fur this territory through out the nation as it indicates the Sjg progressive spirit of t he people - r! w ho reside In "f'ocoland'' In r using many electrical lahor-savf ng 1 devices In the home. It. Is also indicative of this company's ahil- ; ity to render adequate and satis- ' lactory service to its customers. I '.-51 The Kimball Fruit Co. Incorporated 202 Franklin St, New York Fruit Distributors Extends a Cordial Welcome to the American Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary r ' ' r- r We Solicit Your Patronage See Us Before Making Your Final Arrangements Representatives in All Important Eastern and Foreign Markets C. C. DARBY District Manager Phone 159 Medford, Oregon Mofirr.rfl. -rrriter f.ntti flntownv. t I Farm eraove iLxchange EXTENDS A CORDIAL WELCOME TO LEG ION GUESTS 3 W,e Handle and Market Everything in Feeds Grains Fertilizers Grain, Seeds, Grass Seeds, Poultry Feeds, Dairy Feeds and Orchard Supplies Let Us Solve Your Marketing Problems ; ,.,.!?.:.' s.'i'i'"''-;':."'.'; '''.SS '''iy, TlT" . . ' '- ' .- 1 -v. fp.jl View of Southern Oregon's Farm Bureau Exchange Buildings. Owned by 500 farmers in Jackson and Josephine Counties a Co-operative Institution for the benefit of the grower. We can help you. We are a bonded Warehouse Store your grain with us and help sta bilize the prices. We have many accommodations and services you should inquire about. Poultry Producer's Association FOR Best Grade of Eggs This association is composed of Poultry raisers from Ashland to Grants Pass. A purely co-operative organization for the benefit of the industry. Our object is to stabilize prices and give to the producers the full value. Protect your industry by joining this as sociation and thus make it possible to secure profitable prices. Careful investigation of this association will convince you that you should be come a member at one for your own ' protection. ' WE INITIATE PRICES-CALL US, Phone 932. " , e
