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M"EPFOT?D MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDTOTCP, OKEfiOy. SUNDAY. DflrEMTiP.TC fl 102S'. PAflTC THREE VALLEY GROWERS TO ATTEND STATE ; HORIULT.JEET Quite a delegation tn ul oilier Kkuc lllvtr valli-y or ihuitlLslH. and otlura interest cd in luirtii'tiHure, will attend iho tt initial i-unvt'iitiun of the Oregon State Hurtieultural society at JloKoburj; next Wednesday, Thurn day and Friday at which one of the prominent valley orchardists, 11. Voll Hoeveiibui'K. Will deliver an address un "Jiir lirovin' tlw firnl day of the convention. Anions those who will utiend the conven tion from hero i County Agent 1 I Wilcox, Howard Warner, county fruit inspector and A. Allen, the Medford member of tho reiron Slate Horticultural society. 11:30-11:511 a. in. Stale Hoard of Horticulture and oreoii'u Hor ticulture. I'hiis. A. Cole, secre tmy. 1'ortlnnd. 1:00-1:011 J.unch. oi-i ::io . m. ltulnetts session. UO-lt&U p. in. Strawberry liiiw inir. Hay c.latt, Woodburn, Ore. 0 0 -2 : '1 ') i . i n . Th e X u iwry ma n and oiVKun's Uit jrullurc, Clay lm I;. l.cwiK, 1'oitlnnU. .10-:50 ii. m. Uihur Distribu tion in the I'roductiuu of Hor ticultural Crois. lrof. H. D. Scudder, CuivuII.h. of Medford 3:00-3:21 i. m. Oregon State Auricuutiiul i'olIt-Ha and Ore gon's Horticulture. W. S. Hrown, chief in horticulture, Corvallis. C:Go p. m. Hamiuet. . l'riilay, IhhviiiIht 1 1. !t:30-lu:l!u a. m. Modern Tillape .Methods, U. l.ehr, department M1TTELSTEADT IS ELECTED MASTER EAGLE PT. GRANGE ! I Parker has bveu wurkinK out a ' (i.vHieui of co-oiH-ratiVfemurUetlm; 'with ti:e ranges tf tho tmuity. These men wit) both apeak aum?; I lilies ot vital timnjM to tile tunn el. We hope lor a lurfcc lUtoud ' ance. Thin is an ojk-u meet in; hu'L everyone is invited. On l ho reKitlar led ure uinhi , Tuesday, December IIS, M . in.. loctuie will he Kiven by Mr. Knllci- f if the Crater Kducational ainnai::i, spun sored by the Mil- ay lishint; a uhort lime agti. ! That's a good boost for Medford' because Hoover iias a record lor dficieticy autl would haidly wast i i time and el fort where the bites j were lew autl tar betweeu. With kind rciardu. 1 remain Yours sincerely. William Ziv." Mr. 'Ay became Interested in I Southeru Oremm throii;h "The J Volt Annual1' published by the; California Oregon rower company I'aiitaKes lluyn Hoie. SAX LMKiiu. Cub, Dec. 7 lureb:ise i.f 17 1 horoUKhbred year Ijmws for $" 5.000 was announced here tonight by Alexander Pan- tlmillinmtiru xiiortamau and breed lanes, vaudeville. iuui;iiute. Pun- er. llruwu is in a local hospital luges bought the horses from H. as the result of a recent paralytic 1. (Curly) Hrown, California mul- Kirnktv "MEDFORD ELECTRIC CO! MEDFORD BUILDING K.U'.LK POINT. Oro.. IV'C S. Kalile Point (linixe held a very pleasant and Interesting business meeting Tuesday ninlit, DeL-emlier Ith. About sixty.menibors were pres ent in spite, of the almost iiiiisu ctrnble tog which made travelUm of t--i.il research, Killlfer Manu- dangerous. fneturini; corporation, los An- After the regular routine wurU. iteli a. during which me minor rliunues 10:30-10:50 a. m. state Market were made in tho by-laws, the ah- Akcih and Oregon's HortUul- mini election uf offieer was held. lure. Seymour Jones. Salem. ' On account of tho election, the 11:00-11:20 n. in. Pacific Inter- regular lecture hum was dispensed national Livestock ' Kxpositlon ' with. In it's place, however, the and I.and Products Show and lecturer, Mrs. Gertrude Haak. .;nve OreKon s Horticulture, C. D. Min-;tt tall; conimeniorntliiK the birth tun. Forest csrove. 1' the li range, December 4. beliiK ino iirournm lor me inreo uaya. i, .-..,. ..-, , i,-.-i. in the sixiv se.nn.l .nmlv...-n.v ti.i Is as follows: j Hroccoli Production and .Mar-: talk, on which the lecturer was Wednesday, IHivmbrr 12. , keiliiK. Prof. A. CI. Ii. Bouquet. I complimented bv many members. 10:10-10:110 a. m. I'residents! .........i.,, ! was vei v Mvnrnhlv iecelio.1 nn,t auurcss, u. t;. .Mover. jgweuuiK. lj-no-lnn ... T...,.-h I was esnec a Iv aiinroiirialinn f..i-1 in linn Ktolc. board of loiestty; Went- and has since written lor detailed ern Forestry and Conservation as-1 intorinntion concerniui; .Medium socialion and the Tniled States and vicinity. This has been sup forest service. plied him by the I'opco Advertis- Tlie Miliject ot the lecturu Is: lint! depart mom and the Mediord "The Story of the Forest," and 1 t'luilnhcr of Commerce and itH el' will bo Kiaphically told by motion , feciivem ss Is clearly Indicated by pictllles and one of the finest set i the above letter. of hand-colorod iuntoin slides ever ; colbji ted on the subject: with es-1 pecially prepared film showing the Pacific Northwest eeeuory, wild lite recreation, mountain streams and lakes. The lore.-u and Its beamles. the lorest and it's imlus i tries. loKidns, ltimberiim irrazinK; j Iho forest ami its trafiodles. for-; est fires, deforestation, erosion.. . , , neitHH.rliooa of 60 Jack The purpose of showirtK these , ,01K.hcr8 wt.r pictures is to create a better knowl- , , , t(.nt.hL,rs. In. ed.;e ot Oregon s natural resurocesj ' vesterday at Hold Hill. aim u. "v.,, in no: I "" -eem-dl,,,. tti Count V School Sllll- TELEPHONE 90 50 TEACHERS AT L l)Mhuri?.J12:00.1:00 I Mt Prob- 1:00.:,0 10:30-11:20 a. m. Prcae1 leniH of Pacific Coast Horticul ture. Frank W. Swctt, presi-: dent California Pear Growers' j aHsociation, Kaiv Francisco. j 11::J0-11:50 a. m. Canned Prunes. Hubert Paulus, Salem. 12:00-1:00 if. m. Lunch. 1:00-1 :2o m. Dried prunes, Dr. A. v , ficeiy, jioscuurn. 1 :30-l :,r)0 i). in. Pear ClrowJng,: Jt. Von Hoevenbei's,- Jr., Gold; Hill, Oregon. - j :00-2:20 p. m. Coat of Produc-j(( Inj; Prutu-M, Prof 11. D. Scudder,!- ('orvalllH. - 1 i':3O-2:0O p. m. The Cannerymanj and Orer,r(n'n Horticulture. K r. Hums, secretary Northwest fanners association, Portland, j ;i:00-;i:20 p. m. Home Ctrounds, i Prof Arthur L. perk, Corvallis,! UreKoii. j Tliursilay,. lecember HI. 5:S0-10:0 a. m. Commercial Fer tlliKerH for Fruit, Vegetable and1 Nut Crops. Horace Dunbar di-1 rector California Soil Improve-! ment committee. Los Ansreles. ; 10:30-10:50 Nut Growing in Ore Kon. Prof. C, K. Schuster. 1 1 :00-1 1:20 a. in. Color in the Garden. Prof Arthur L. I'eck. I'liri-nllk flt-nimn Die Hnlb Indus-i election muht. try in OreKon, P. G. Bettcndorf. ne it range membership seemed direc tor AVHlamette Co-opera-, t 1 well pleased with the result tive liulb Growers' association, , f tne eleelion. The master, I. U. Portland. .Kline; the lecturer, Mrs. Gertrude , . .. i. ji i m VinmiJ a necn oi conserauoii mmw ib , ,.,. ,,, c, H C, t..r protection. These -l;tu S : who was amotiK tho local peopl-j been shown throttphout the mate ,.,., (Jranse halls, theaters, service,' '., .i n, ni.m ,,....). i of tho mornttiK 1V A- -'. Stranne . of Iho Southern Oreeou Nornial SCnool at AHllianu, Ul Mine oven I clubs and Kllison-W hlto Imutauqua platform. Kveryhocly welcome. Ad mission free Mrs. (lei-trmle llaak. former dep-1 tcks 1:0-1:50 p. in. Organization the Northwest Fruit Industry, If. A eathei-siioon, Kmin. Ot-q ::oo-::2o p. m.. of, Hank; tlio secretary, Charlie H. itilven, who have served in their several official positions for the Itodent Enemies Past three years, and who have of Horticultural Crops and Their Control, Ira X. fiabrielHon, ro dent control leader. t bureau Uioloical surv .irvey, ITLs. D. A. i. The oYocon Sti carried so faithfully and lovallv the heavy burden ot (IraiiKe work paralysis i winch their positions exacted, de-! proving. votitig much of their time and Install the officers of l.ake Creek ClruiiRo in January. Mrs. Hank will also install the officers of thin (irnniie. Rev. MorKan, our ehnn lain, who has been so low with Is reported us slowly im The (iianne extends its of especial interest to all teachers,. The next local institute . will 'not ; he held until next year, aecordiiiB .' to present plans. i t. 110-2:50 ii. m. The (ilecon State clsJ io uraiiKe work, otlentlmea Pair and oi eton s 1 lortieulture. ; at sacrifice of personal inter-i lent en-i sympathy to tho family and hopes ilea 1 lor the spectly recovevy ot tho pat-! Mar.sters, lloselturg. BAI STOPPING PLAGE INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon "IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIIIIIIIH' Fred Gottfried Amos Turnbo GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW Expert plumbing, heating ang sheet metal repair shop. We specialize on service at reas onable prices. No job too small 219 N. Grape St. Phone 574 lests. declined fo become candlduted .for re-election.. They believe that! ! ii Is lor tho best Interests of the j iCriingc that official and commit i tee positions (no matter how of- j j ficicnt the Incumbent) should not : ' be held too lout by any Individual : I member, but should, after u teas-' jonable service, lie passed on toi others. In this way a greater iium j bcr of CrnnKe members become I educated in liraneo work. ' j -Mired Mittelsteadt, who has ! ! been Overseer for tho past three j years, was elected to the position: jof .Master. Tho UrailKe nieinher jship has confidence in his ability iand linearity and believe he will perform tho duties of bis office with credit to himself and with honor tn the Urnnee. I lominy liiven, who has been gatekeeper s nee the nreunlynlmit at the emergency field on the IJar-;f tho GrallKo. was elected to the ron ranch south of Ashland. Ill INTERESTS Notice Pythlans Once a Pythian, nlwnys a rythlnn. Tliero nro niuny true I'ylhians lu Medford and vicinity who nro not affil iated with Talisman Lodge. W'o nro requesting them to communlcnto with C. E. JA QUA, G04 West Jackson. Phono n5S-W, or with J. V. Wakefield, phone 17. .M.JJMUI IMWIWI p lp I BwrriiBniflifriiiiaii THIS VALLEYS lea The air mail planes arrived yes- froni both directions on :is UFUal last week, le- j ti-i day Uillie. but luse of the heavy foir, landed The "West Coast commercial pas seiiKer carrying plane yesterday, as for several days prior, flew high directly over llie valley, and ortlco of Steward. Tommy is .1 Brent favorite and no nieinher of tlio Orange is more faithful In the performance of their duties. William I'erry was re-elected he trustee. All tho other llewly-elect- dld not uttcmpt to land the same reason. Coming from tlio south tho West Coast planes, during these days of heavy : 1'og stopped ftt Montague, Cal., where there is a sulj-statlon of the Medford wea ther bureau airways department, which Is furnished daily weather inf.jriuatiou for the flyers, of con ditions In this valley, by U V. hero for j ed officers are ticrviiu; for tho first ; time. I The officers elected ure ns Iowa: ...Muster, Alfred Mittelsteadt.; oveiseoiv Ted Seaman; lecturer. .Mrs. Lulu Ward; Steward.' Tommy . (liven; assistant steward, Klsworth jRtowell: lady assistant steward. i.Mrs. Lomi Stowell; cliiiplaiu, .Mrs. Sophia Childrcth; treasurer, I'lof. I Clarence Davles; secretary, Mrs. .I ill in Davles; gatekeeper, lilidv I Weidinau, Jr.; Ceres. Kuthe -ine iJlcic, neiui oi mo oui-cau nere. Philbrook ; Pomona, llladvs Col Heiue. before leaving Montague ,,,n: Flora. Myrtle Itigsby; trusteo the northbound plane pilot in;fof Unco vrars. Win. I'iti-v: nxnc utive cuiMiuitroe, .I. C. Spencer, It. Chlropractlu Dr. H. P. Coleman 8th Successful Year In Medford , Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 KloetrotneraDv learn of the exact Hying situa tloli III the .Medford vicinity, alio , a Weidnian. Paul Force whether he cun land bis plane. Artr thf, nipnti,llr ,i, rnr,h. I at Hie .Medford air field. , ment committee agreeably snr- Katuropathy I During this heavy fog spell it I pvlsed the llrangcrs by serving .was noi lu-essary io uii-rami "',thcm with delicious, hot oyster j exact information for the outh- j souj,. I bound planes, ns when they struck i a special lecture meeting, will be !tbo north end of the valley thf ; lield on Tuesday night, December i pilots could easily discern that ltU atjj , There will be a i WOO 111 111- iblllirei-OUS IO trV allll Uni-vavl fl,.,i.,,l l..nl. H-Ol. I'lh Fond Science j ml ul thc lot.ai airport, and . jeaux nl Hpeclal music, tha God- " hence flew on over the city. doss of Agriculture. Goddess of I jiuwever, occause ine ireumvi i .actre and other triminlngs. Prof, lis usually far . different on the p. (;, Heimer of the Southern Ore- Tho people all over llie world ' aro interested in the ltogue Itlver valley, Is shown by the following letter recently received here by H. L. Ilroinley of Copco, us u Ulroct ; result of the Volt Annual; j "13 Sandikru, Skurup, Swodun. : Mr. 11. L. Ilroinley, -Atlvertising Munu-cr, The California Oregon Power Co., Medford, Oregon, U. S. A. ; Dear Mr. Ilroinley: I thank you lor your kind lnt-l ter of August 2:1. also copy of the ! toLivolt Annual for 12S. ' The data I reiiuestetl from the Mecll'ord Chumlier of Conunefeo was sent to mo. It proved twite complete and very interesting. . Added to tho publications you! wero good enough to send me, it ; has aroused 111 mo a keen desire i to visit your favored section. 1 cannot, however, from present In-! dilations, got out there this year. Perhaps next year I will bo uble 1 Io make tho trip. At any rule.; it is un my schedule and will soon-, er or later bo consummated. 1 sen from tho "Now York Sun" I ihat Mr. Hoover was out Medford- ' DANCE Wednesday AND ' Saturday Nites WALKER'S MEDFORD'S NEWE8T PAVILION These , Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store Here's What MOTHER Really Wants for Christmas This "1929 Model" Hotpoint Electric Range Read Our Special Offer THE secret is out. Wc now know"What Mother Really Wants" this Christmas. Dear Mother, always (Icing for others, never thinking of herself, has cast longinj; eyes at this "something" that , will bring joy not only to herself but to her family a" well. ( Mother wants a nmtirii, new Ilotpoint Automatic Electric Range. She knows it will mean easier and better cooking with less time in the kitchen-giving her more time for rest and recreati-.-:-morc time to spend with her family and friends. ( Have a Hotpoint Range Delivered Christmas Morninn i; U lit)- Dr&wcr 12 MltiHlK.tlr 'Ity trii; i hiior ma gult fn rpppTFliuliTB While linur.iei Clock 9-Cup Ilotiiolnt Eloclrlo i'trclftlur Atilnniallr Hrut I'unlrnl ana Tlici'uieinulor " ThiTiTc wTiat tnc"au"toinatic features of thc Hotpoint Electric Range will mean to Mother. That she can prepare her meal in the morning or at any convenient time, place it in tiie oven, set the time and temperature controls and forget it until meal time. The Hotpoint Phantom Maid watches thc cooking while Mother is miles away. And Mother will delight in thc speed, cleanliness and economy of thc Hotpoint Electric Range. Conic in today and 6ee this modsrn range with its many new and dc luxe fcaMrcs (at no extra cost). It's a Good Cause Buy Christmas Health Seals! iJrollCi- Pan i other Wde of Ho- Siskiyou tlinn ; it is o this Mile, it wu neeessury ' for the north bound ilunc-s to '.Hop nt the .MnntUKUe field and j learn the weather renditions exiA 1mr In the valley ut thrnKtlme. Ron experiment station will be present to .-,'ivi; one of IiIb inter esting and InKtruetive talks. Clay Parker, of tho farm bureau, will also bo present and will talk eo-niierative marketing. Mr Directory of Gifts for Men Gifts Between $1.00ind $2.00 Silk Neckwear Fancy Handkerchiefs Silk Hosiery Cuff Links Stud Sets Belts Dress Collar Button Sets - Suspenders Gifts Between ,$1.00 and $2.00 Garters Leather Bill Folds Toilet Sets Imported Lisl Hosier Fancy Wool Hosiery Leather Collar Cases . Gifts Between $2.00 and $5.00 Mocha Gloves Dress Shirts Kid Slippers Golf Hose Silk Lined Caps Felt Slippers Soft Collar Cases Dress or Motor Gloves A small deposit holds any selection until Christmas ' ' 1 mmL...--. i. i: Ladies! Come in and Select "His" Gift at "His" Store The Men's Shop Gifts Between $2.00 and $5.00 Fancy Shirts Shirts With Collars to Match Gift Box Handkerchiefs Belt Buckles and Belto- gram Sets Imported Silk Neckwear Cassimere Mufflers Finest Wool or Silk Hosiery ', " ' Gifts Between $5.00 and $10 Imported Golf Hose Imported Silk Mufflers Silk Shirts Wool Bah Robes Evening Dress Jewelry Sets Smoking Jackets Pullover Sweaters Velour and Beaver Hats Gifts Between $5.00 and $25 ' Novelty Pajamas Military Brush Sets Golf Knickers Raincoats Overcoats Fur Lined Gloves Leather Coats Imported House Slippers Each gift neatly wrapped All ready for the tree. I N.tI tn Rlaitn R W. LEE I A Few Tips for Christmas Shoppers IlilfSI Wmim Gift Suggestions for "HER" Rings of all kinds Silverware Sets Dirigold Sets Single Silver Pieces Bud Vases Candle Stick Pearls Novelty Necklaces Pins Brooches Wrist Watches Boudoir Clocks Mesh Bags Schaffer Pencils and Pens, and Desk Sets. - ;' Jieai Jortha ;' ' Our Christmas gift se lection includes scores of adorable articles that(,Vry will be welcomed by everyone and add credit to the good taste of the giver. Choose from a large assort ment of silver table- hollow ware, . i n ciocks, canate-- j- sets, and WW ware, mantel sticks, a host ivory. of other attrac tive things at prices that are most reason ' A Small Deposit Will Hold Gift Till Christmas L,awrence, The Jeweler WATCHE8. JEWELRY AND SILVER OP QUALITY w 'iir 5- 1 i . X; mm Gift Suggestions . : for HIM 9 9 Pocket Watches Wrist Watches Kings of all kinds . , Cigarette Lighters v Cigarette Cases Cigarette Holders Lodge Pins. Shirt Jewelry Watch Chains Watch Fobs Pocket Knives Stick Pins ; Desk Pins Desk Clocks Schaffer Pens and Pencils, and Desk Sets. MAIN AND FIR STREETS Buy Christmas Health (salt ESTABLISHED 108
