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PXC1E TWO
ToCal and
-Personal
1 Odil Fellows anil Tleheknhs anil
I ffiends' expect to enjoy thin evening
J another of those pleasant card par
ties which are belnir sponsored by
- tho, degree staff of the Kehckah
I lodge to help the Brand lodge on
I terlalnment fund. JirldKe, five
(hundred, pinochle nnd bunco will
be featured. Thin In nnopen event
a and an- Invitation, in extended to
I the public to attend..' ; ' , '; 4
f Cheap lumber and cedar post.
I Medford Lumber Co.'. - . tf
J JWrs, , H. i n. Prtntloe l received
wprd last nlKht that her father had
I psse away In Monicsano. Wash.,
at 10 f..fa.,i Air. llartwcll ,V, Bul
1 terfield wan the fattier of nine chll-
dren, and this, la tha flmt death
I In the family. Hft wan one of the
first settlcre ' In i-owU county.
SWanhlnBton. ani had lived there
for the lost 48 yearn. Mrs. Vrentlco
Jleft today on the Hhanta to be with
the family.
. LadloB' and Rent's iihoo shine at
I George' iCIean. Towel Shop. K.. F.
McCarthy.
I .OuVt from . distance rc'glster
! ed at Medford hotels Include Mr.
I and 1 Mrs. M., II. Croyihe of Phoe.
nlx.'Arlz., O. C. Deckman and Mrs.
C. E. Brummond of Chicago, Rev.
T."'J". 'Taheman of Vancouver. It.
C.,,Mr. and lira. J. Oakley of Wln-
tnlpW. Man;, nnd Mrs. Ida Kings
bury, of Amherst, Mass. .
I 'Wo spray all hinds of tree and
I shrubs. No order too small. Now
u Is the tlmo. Orders taken care of
8 promptly: Phone 264. J50
f i ,The Medford - Garden club will
I hold -Its-regular monthly meeting
"at the Hotel Medford Thursday
eVenlm. "Visitors and new and old
member ore air urged to attend.
. Among . thii real estate transact
tlona completed by local dealers
yesterday -was the salo of a. 120
nere. dairy rotnih on Roguo river
to. 3 -W. Cook,' the deal bejng
handled by the B. c. Corn agency.
Other sales made through this of.
flce'-Tuesday Included a house at
the corner of Bprlng street and
t.Tater Ike avenue to Irvln Lewis,
and a house on Kim street to' K.
W. Unrnhelsel.
'That goo'd-coal--low In ash. Hansen-:
Coal Co: Phono 139. if
'Students, former siudeniB and
members of the faculty of Stanford-
university, nro reminded of
the Founders day banquet to be
hold at the Hotel Medford. Satur
day, March . at T:30. Phono reservations;-
14(13.
Old-time dance: Not.: Sat. 350
Fines were paid Monday morning
tiy Nyo Matthews of Huglo Point
and - Polton Meadows or Medford,
In dityi'rourt, on charge of being
intoxicated Hundnyafternnnn nnd
rAUMing a dlsturhnnc-o on South
Sixth, street. Fines were set ni
$64 when both men decided 10 en
ter plea of BUllly. tlronls Pass
Courier. '
vApalr of torlolseshcll dark-rim:
medigtosjieH were lost on the street
or.lni'Mann'B storo Tuesday night.
Kinder leave at Mall Trlbuno and
claim Toward. ' " 347
A', marrlago llccnso was issued
yesterday: afternoon at the county
clerk's- office to .' Oscar Anderson
and -Dotty. Kohl, both of Medford.
I and . to C, - H.- Nichols and Ituby
I Elliott, both of c.hlno. Col.
I . ''Twelve Old, Maids." . Hoe nnd
hear them at the Modern Wood--!
, men hall, Thursday, 8 p. rn. Price
I 'DSc' ..-- .14!)
ppstmaslor Oenerol New Jins nn
i 'tpounred. that the government has
I decided to print tho namo of each
' ft atate In which slumps are soid on
I all stamps ranging In denomination
prom one to five corns, in an ciort
tji cope -with post office thieves,
fne purpose of this plan, the de
partment snld, Is to make more
J difficult the salo of stolen stamps
f nd facilitate tracing- f confiscated
Atitamps from one stale to another.
4Hluo. Jackets, Walker- tonlfoi
6 346
i-The weddlnr of (Iracel.uclnda
Curry ' and Paul James Hiowart,
both of this county,, took Place In
, Judire Taylor'- courtroom yester
day afternoon with the Judgo per
forming -the ceromony,- and Mrs.
A. M. Fry and Edith t.'hrry 114. wit
'oi'SBes," '" '
fe'j Talent Orange dance Friday. Feb.
llh for the benefit of the Rnislc
J Point C.range. 34H
Ask your
Grocer about
Our New Good
Will Campaign
Residents of the Oak Grove and
Pcrrydale districts west of Med
ford on the Jacksonville highway,
are still working on the formation
at a water district to construct n
water system, receiving Its supply
from, Medford. A meeting -waal
held last Monday to discuss fur- j
ther plans of tho formation -of the j
district, hut It Is thought H may 1
bo sonio time bl-tore definite results
can bo expected.
Olfl-tlme rtftnrp, Nat. Hat. 350
GuefttH from Wat-hinKton trite nt
Medfonl hotfU Inciud" Mr. ati4
Mr.. U Voge, of Spoknw. Mr. and
Mr James Allen of Olyn.pla. Mr.
and Mrs, II. If. Manny and
Coleman of Pontile.
Highest cra'dft I'tnii coal, any
size, anywhere, any amount. Jinn-
sen Coal Co. Phone 233., , tf.
floonrn Slenger reprosentntivta " - ln Meororq yesicruay. a nor
oi l well kAown Pr.nL Lrber Upending tmst few weeks in
Zy?uL0ZZ LT?J7Zl Uo.huri. where he hns.beenen-,
Ashland to spend tho day on busl-i
ncss, after having boon In Medford j
slnco Monday. '
1 Old-time da'nee, Nat. Sat. ' 360 !
With Hilly Kdwards that well
known roughneck wrestler from specung various locaiions. iio ex- , - ron, win -ojen loinorrow ui w? . nexci.ii-.ni casr composed oi j ' - 1-- .-- rii,
Kansas now In Portland ; Sjillor I poet to remain In the city con- Itiallo theater. iwell known players support Tryon j E. M. Wilson, It. B. McElhose.
Jack Wood !.-cal match maker ha I tlriuously for thn next three week. I , Portraying a i-youns: Inventor In "The. Kid's Clever." including J- O. Grey. P. M. Kershaw. K. t
nian. of brinKlne Fri wards to Med- 'nd will Ihcrenfter make this nix : who falls in love, with tho daugli-1 Kntlm'n Crawford nnd Russell Janney, J. C. Ruchter, R. B. Ham-
ford for a -.natch sometime this
month, possibly with Tom Alley, mrriiory.
If such match can bo arranged, i Hot. clean coal. Tel. 31. Med
Edwnrds has not been In Oregon ' ford Fuel Co. 32-itf
for three years nnd his return Is f June F. Crimes, co-author of the
being received with Interest by all! ", recently published and ex
tho wrestling fans in the state. hlhltcd at Iho P.ilmer Music House.
Fresh shipments of smelt arrlv- ' '.'The Sea of .Memory." spent yes- .
Ing dally. Free delivery any place ;
n cily Johnson'. Mariet. Phone friends, returning Inst night. to her ' "In tonight -and .Thursday, War-
r .S38if!home.in Klnmath Falls. ' ' j mer tonight.-- . . -
During 1S-8 over 300 prisoner, "C h a r I s" Rep. Pi.one 479-M. Oregon: Unsettled tonight With
During u-s- oer aou prwone Allen 2s-tf'ran in west --portion-: Thursday
were reeeiwd -at the- county Jail. , -ifs. wauie Alien. zn-u n-KMrt.; ,iu,
.ntln. m iha (nil reeister. This!
was the biggest year In the history j
of the county for Jail population, I
and this year so far seems to equal 1
the record. Four prisoners were
n.i.s.e vesterdav and three were .
received, making 23 prisoners ln;
the Jail at the present time.
Factory blocks, it load. Tel. 63L
Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
Prcnton Smaliwood. 20, was fir-
ratted y tho police yeaterday ,for
Portland oflicorn, on chnrKM ot
non-support, and Is being he)A in ,
the rounty Jnil. Ilia hroiher Paul.
14 yt-ar of aw. was nlna tak'n
into cumody and la being hold a
a d1lniuc'nt inlnr-.
lilue Jn'k)tf, W.'ilUnr' tonit.
- .. 343
Tho raln whli h ivcro, foreonnl
for lat nlKht nnd today evidently
got iil do i racked, as none had show
ed up to lato.thi nftrrnoon, and
the day wrnuonn of iiltornuto un
nhfno and clnudlncsK. with tho for
mr prodomlnutlnir. Howcvor. proh
ablo rain nnd warmer tmioraturc
are foroennt for toniKht. Tho min
imum . tomernluro of thin morn
Inir, 36. followed a maximum of 01
yfiHtorday, ' - '
lry fir.nlahd, fl load. TH. 631.
Mo. I foul Viwl CO.' 3B4tf
Carl A. Rurn.; n Kuuo
mun, wan fined $300. and vomi In
the Juntice- court of tv K. Jtunk
today tm a ploa of guilty to the
chargo of rerkluft driving. Il was
placed .undor nrrsl nhout threw
weekn ah'O after an ai!l(lnnt on the
Paclfta highway near Kred'd auto
camp south of - tho elty.--Jrant
Vhhh Courier.
' UrenAinaklng; nnd remodeling nt
the Knnhlon Hhop, 424 .Medford
Blrijf. Phono llhl tf
A hulldlng permit was lumiod by
tho rlty yesterday to tho Hex enftt
on Kant Main street to spend S7fc
for repalin, and to II. C. (longer
to spend l)"0 t build a gnrage
pn West Main street.
let me write your flro Insurnnne.
Carl Y. Tengwald, llo(e Ilnlland.
Phone 0!t3. tf
Foll.twIfiR n visit of sevorul weeks
with relatives near Medford, ttur-
rell firown plan to .leavo tomor
row for Hollywood to rotuimo dutloK
nt tho 'Wnrnef Urothnrs' moving
picture studio, where he hod been
employed In tho properly depart
ment. However, If he should lo
eato employment before his time
of departure he plans to' spend
hin tlmo In southern Oregon.
('heap lumber nnd cedar popts.
Medford Lumber Co...".. 237tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter J. Neff left
Tuesday evening for I.os" Angeles,
whero they will attend tho wed
ding of Mr. Neff's nleoo, Miss
Juno Wnrnork. - .
Knetory blocks, J6 load. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co.- . 884tf
Mr. and Mrs. It. KoopUo, Jr., of
Athenn nro among the Oregonlans
reg(strod nt Medford hotels.
Others are Hoy Kntler and A. AV.
Hattleson of Itottehurg, Kd Harney
of Kugene, and Ae following from
Portland: V. J. VanSchuyver. Joe
(iravelle. Harry 8itms. A. Howen,
Malt Hykman, i V, Jone. H.- H.
Cox, C Hlyter, V. Neumnu, 11.. K.
KIM son. J. H. Itandnll,-10. A. Htef
fen, T. J. Colemnn, J. T. Jones,
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. H. Anthony, Oeo.
II. Kluglbuon, M. H. Mehols, 11.
a. Klndlny. Hulh May, A. Olllin
nnd O. C, llloom.
That good coal low In ash. Han
sen Coal Cn, Phono 2,19. if
t)r. A. V' W. Krrsse, who was
called to Hood Itiver, ' Ore., by
the HlheHA nnd death of his father,
a well known resident of that sec
tion of the state. Is expected to re
turn Friday. The last rites for his
father will ho held tndny.
The busineHs' nf the Medford
j nailery K lee trio company hns
' been purchased nnd taken ovev by
II. U Itotieock. All bills ngnlnst
this company must he tiled not
later than March 10. 34ft
1 ton m y wnrrnnls were Issued nt
the county clerk's office today to
TIHmiin King of f lilt. Cal., ono coy
ote; A. U K'romllng of Applegate,
ono coyolo; J. P. DlnkepB of Ilea
gle, one coyote; H. H. 81ms of Cen
tral Point, two coyotes; K. W. Frey
of Itke Creek, one tMyoto.
Pat's Texas tumale house, steam
ed tanmlen to take home, 10c each,
ft for 5ne. open Jl n. m. to 12 p.
m. K23 X. Itiveirilde. Phone 1 40.
34rt
The Coleman Creek elnh will
meet nt the home of Mrs. 1. J.
White on Colemun creek, Friday,
for nn all-day meeting. Mrs, Mack,
Iho county demonstrator, will be
with the club on thnt day.
Mealy Klnmath Netted flew p
tatoes, 100 lbs. for $1.20; 50 lbs.
7&e. Delivered nny p lac In city.
Johnson' Market, 4th nnd Ornpe
HI. Phono UT. SOfltf
, Ulue Jackets, Walker'i lonlt
315
MEDFOIH3 MXTTJ
Of various chamicais usea in ex- j
pcriments to control and eradicate :
the bindweed or wild mornlngglory, ;
sodium chlorate has proved most
effective, according to specialists ,
at the Washington State college. 1
Sodium chlorate was applied in the j
form of spray on three plots In
comparison with other chemicals. ,
Two of the three plots received a!
10 per cent nnd ono of tho plots j
la 20 per cent aolutlon-of sodium-
fhlornto. The tops treated alvn
Klowly. but nw hoot apppnrcrt
and growth continued later hi the
j " ; , ho(tr(
,rtlM t 11..
' i Chedn' dr'; lumber nt Medford
Lumber Co.
Willlum Rell,
dlHtrlf't circulation!
manager for tne orcgonian, arriv-,
Kagedlif n program of promoUon ,
work. Mr. I!e)l 1 so enthusiastic.
over Medford that ho has decided
io establish a homo here, and spent :
some lime yesterday atternoon in-
headquarters for southern Oregon
ternay innieuioro visnmg mm (
Among the California guests at
,0-al hotels are S. A. Johnson of ,
Lone; Reach .Mrs. S. L. Ltibmani
and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Xclson of ;
Los Angeles. C. A. Lewis, Jos. Mori- ;
arty. W. Wiseman. E. P. Siarks. F. -,
- - Flnnorty, E. V.- Harbor nnd R
Ev Dyi-er of San Francisco.' '
j . nest i inn coal not and clean.
TCI. C31. Medford Funl Vo, 324tf
. I. J. Elder of Grants Paws, who;
entered n plea ,o guilty In Justlco
court in thnt city, to the charge of
i i aniiiK i inn w.tii a iou.-uo-.n
in tne Appiegaie river. wnnrrent !
ea oy nepuiy tnme wnraen i-ren
Merrill on Hunday. Hentenco w:ls
pbst poned by J ustlecof t ho Peace
C. K. ItUfk until April J ii. ;
, Poems :-et to mu?ie. Ma.stercraft
Hong I'uhlinhciH. Seattle. 360 i
The booso cars upon for sabr at
the police station next Monday, I
under the nuspircH of the federal '
government, are In storage at thoi
I-wls f-'uper Service station, where-proHiH-ctlve
IniyorM are given an
opportunity to Inspect the cars be
fore making their bids at the auc
tion. There will be four or five
cars, all In good running condition,
and -.-,111 probnhly.be sold nt bar
gain prlev'B.
Dry pine' slabs,' $.V load. -Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co. : 324lf
Raymond Furry of Phoenix was
n business visitor In, tho city this
morning,
Krnest II. MtKeo lef( yesterilay
for Klamath Falls after attending
a meeting of electric dealers held
fn i this cliyA Monday night . Mr.
McKeoi - who flu a Jririnee , resident
of Medford and Is wo) I known here,
is In charge nf the now Copco store
nnd of fine at Malin. - .''
OLD III DANCE
Old time; ilnnrcn: with, old time
luneH will Mm. ulvcii twice weckl
nt the fttnnlt hull of th-' Natntor
liuii, ntvor'tllnlr to nn' ' rirmourvu
ment tutlny hy llnnry OyriKe. In
charKe of Dm lancrtt. Dancers
who- prefer the ntrpft ho pnpnlnr
hefrtro Jasr. Invnilpit tlia danelnK
field, will find Iho Dynee ilnnic-
populnr nnd will find the muKic
jum like they used to hear it.
Tho orehentra 1h composed of.
Hud and Henry DyiiRe, V. Harvey
nnd Huho lllntt. A dance caller of
years of experience will he the
floor ntAnnirer.
1 ,
li. C. Sollnnky, tlio new nuperhi
loiulout of Crater Nnttnnftl pini,
loft this fonmoon nccmnpaniod by
M mil n Pnlmor, uechniiic of the
park, aiirt Ike Davidson for hU first
vinlt to tho pnrk Hlnce he hecHine
suporlnlendtmt. The pnrty plnnned,
k'i o iimj eq inr n ikjhsiuiu on
the ('ruler l.nke highway and then
to hiko Into tho park as far as the
lodge in sklls. ... i
They will return Saturday. In
meantime Colonel C. 0. Thomson,
now superintendent of Yosemlto
National park, will presldn at tho
pnrk offices In the federal build
ing. AT.
.7
The conference nf tho Methodist
church, South, will be held at Rone
burg beginning Thursday evening.
March 7. Dr. J. I'. Itray of this
place will preach Iho opening ser
mon. Ho und Kov. James K. Con
dor plan to leave Thursday morn
ing for tho conference. Hev, fon
der will preach Kridny morning nt
II o'clock and will return hero
that nlghl In order to prepare for
Sunday's program In the local
Methodist church.
lviegatea from here represent
ing the church in the missionary,
lengtto and Hunday school deart
menls will attend. There will he
a big league rally Saturday even
inn lollnwed by a banquet.
Klanilt street In HI. Helens will
be Improved.
HERE BIWEEKLY
NEW PARK CHIEF 1
' 10 VIEW WONDER
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TRIBUNE, MT5DF0RD, -
1 .
At the Rialto
ri
. - irnjar r ,
i fSfii-7?&mW " -
o ..f'ili.lO'ffiriLEVeteffVrcGLENN TUYON
;'iv;:;v.;V'"-V''v
Full J spontaneo.w 'comdy.,:turer, Tron in "The Kid s Clever"
bubhjing TdMl huolor -and packed jprovldes his audience with laugh
with" ludlerous;. situations; ; vThe.-aftor laugh arising from a host
ivid tnm-er, - starring tiienu
ter of a 'wealthy motor mnnufac-
Daily Meteorological Report
Wednesday, Mareu 6
Medford" and " vicinity: TroKnbIy
rnlns. Warmer: tonight.
cn )
fa
Local Data -
Temne,-niine ideurnesi
?Jl
Highest Host 12 hou'i-s); Ct
LowcsL (lust 12 hours) 35
Rel. humidity tper ct.)- 48
Proolpltatkui (IncUos),.' ....
suite of weather Cldy.; Cldy
.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1
-i92.t,,g,i7 Inches,
Siiiisol today, ii:7 p. in. f .
Sunrise Thursday, tl:3ij tit m.
.Sunset Thurnday, 6:08 p. m.
Observation. Take,, at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time.
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CITY
a3'
i
Hakei; t:(y ...... 5B - s4 ...CIear
Hiimnrik , SO" .. Snow
lloiso '. ':.:..:.:.'. ill)' ;. S2 Clear i
Denver I!li -IS I'lenr ;
Des lolnes' -In' flii . Clear
Kiesno K4 :l flcar
lltlena S-l X t'lear j
I.os :Ant.'eles .... 72 !0 Cloudy I
Marshfleld R0 30 ' Clear j
I'hor-nix m r,D r. i:dy. !
Portland 53 3(i r. Cdy. I
lied nlllff ........ 70 41! Clrtu.ly
HosehurK M r4U Cloudy I
Knit Lake City.. 3- 4 -., . Clmri,v
Han v Krmiclsco... B8 r.2 ('ioiuly '
Banta l-'e lis 32 - Clear
Seattle 4 40 Cloudy
Kpokane .r,0 30 Clear
Walla Walla .. . n 3 cloudy
WlnnlpeK' '' 2 r Cloudy j
I.. W. PICK, .Meteorologist.
.1. ,T. Mnnsell, local miner, re-
turned from the stale ot Oklahoma
where h
n.-iu socm nn- w ior.-i-
months attending to the disposition
of his father's estate.
TOO LATE TU CLASSIFY!;;
LOST on .Main street, near Con- i le 'r dragged on the ground, ln ;
tral, bl.-krk lady's handhag; con- ; going over the old Jacksonville hill i
..tains some sllvi-r. about, jx, and i Mr. I,nnge was forced to hold the!
two diamond rljigs. valuable as(-ar's speed down because of the'
Keepsaue: ( Itewaril. I si,- .
l-'Olt
i-rii fu
apartment with guige.
Onkdale Ave.
U22 R
sr. i
FOR KALR
range, S20;
io. us;
llotpoint electric
olcctrle water healer.
W. .Main. 347
LOST TrnvolInK hac with per
sonal effect. Sun rtny nftornunn.
about mile frm MeiUord nn
Pacific htKhwny, mmih. H7
WAItXOCK: St H1IKLLKV ..
rent, 7 -ncro improved trnet.
near Moilforn; eity Water, eloi
trieity, fruit, borrloH, prapos. one
cow anil Honif chlrkfrn. JnR
fa? to roHponslhlo partirs.
lionutiful now mortorn homo nnd
ono nvro nn Pno. hwyj for Iphsc to
rnponlMo purt t'H.
4-t North HivorsMe.!
34rtr
KOU ltKNT Motlorn furnishort
lt; Mubts, wnter, i?aritRo; ron
Hoimhln. 1?4 JJnooln. IliM
SM.K on TItADK 1 8-pound tonm
of horses: work vingle or double;
good team of mules for sale. 1).
1. Shaffer, Oold 1 1 til Hairy S47
KOU 8AI.K--5-ro.im modern house,
completely furnished: 3 bed-,
rooms, stoves. refrigerator, j
. dishes, cooking utensils, radio. ;
phonograph, rugs; canned fruit, j
This home is close In on pave-
' ment. Owner leaving .at once. I
Hale price .1fiD0; easy terms.
&-riom, fireplace, breakfast
nook, bookcases, luirdwood floors. I
lots of huiit-ins, sleeping porch,
garage and woodshed: S-T.o cash.
3ft iter month. l-:t c. Corn.
; .Montgomery Ward llldg. S I 7
VA.'TI:d Itnslnrss man ov wom
an for part time work for a
newspaper. See .Mr. Hell, Jack
eon Hotel. 3-16
LOST Hetween Jackson Hotel nnd
pontoffice. checklKink on Kirst
National Hank. Hood Klver. Ore.
Keu-ard to finder. K. K. Samson,
care Jackson Hotel. Medford. .146
KOU Itl-l.VT 3-room furnished
apnllment. -52U Ho. Kir. 1'hone
HO. 317
KOIt 8A1.K Need oats, Knnota
Ited. very best for late seeding.
Mtored In Medford. . 1'hone Ash
land ll-K-fc, A. II. lwtvenhlll.
351
KOIt KX 'HAXfl!: 117 acre farm,
located en Itogue river: good 7- -room
house, 3u ni-rra river hot- i
torn soli, ndle river fr.nlage: i
good spring piped to house, some
timber, water rlKht. Will take j
good houe (n Medford as part '
payment. K, c. ctrn, 2ftS Mont-i
gomery Ward llldg, JUM
0nE00y. - WEDNESDAY,
Tomorrow
, x,
or nn141r.il comcuy situations.
wimpson.
ESSEX CHALLENGER
DEMONSTRATES ITS
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i - C"i IDC DlnD
jllfTK I K
;WUJ LIMUll
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Hacking tho militant Essex sla-i
- crnn In lltn ljmll II l.: to mm trln.
K i president and service manager otlin person presented a petition ask
. i the Armstrong Motor company, yes- ne that he be granted a franchise
: terday afternoon in the presence lt0 operate an auto bus lino In the
TT ! of E. A. Mniison of Portland, dis-irltv t . a flve-eent fore.
tri:t factory representative for the
i HuuKOn-Kfitiex; fl. H. Ifarwood. nro-
'.tosraphor.j nnd n representative orllho natm.e of an experiment,
U1:lhe Moll Tribune placed a stock vlfw o( the- fact-thflf. the r
: nnaiei r.swx concn inrougD every
;i)uccivaiiiu ihhi in Koeping witu
( "hssex Challenge Week," which
'began last Monday throitghaut the
" j nation, - .
I During, the week, the fieneral
public will be given an opportunity
' J" i a '
i ,nkr'"K t Hlown nnd U. S. Arm-
Jii."iin.ui i"W """"1 "ill-
,pany. as well as Mr. Lange invites
lngKestloii as p t to which the
ii iiiuj nw nuifjcv.it'ii an mug
the tests arc within the bounds ot
reason. t - t
i In fact, Retnway tests yesterday t
; revealed the car, a stock model, :
could nttUn a speed of 35 miles an
hour in seven seconds after shift-;
Ini? tluoiiRli all three Bears. From i
a slnndlnR start, tho car attained
u speed of 35 miles nn hour In. 12
seconds and from a start in second
Kear reached tho same speed in
nine seconds. In mnkiiifr - these
fast starts, the car performed
smoothly and did not fltor In pick
ing up speed, a
A hrake test revealed a complete
stop from Ii4 miles per hour can he
made In 120 feet nnd from 35 miles
in 2(1 feet. The lires did not skid
in tile first test, hut skidded some
in tho second.
The Hsmbx displayed Its hill
cUmhing power (n reaching the:
top of tile Jacksonville cemetery
hill easily in high. This hill has ;
ono of the steepest grades of any i
in the vnllev. A ftneeil of 30 miles i
.... i.,.,... ln , wnB ,min over
;, ,w, m.e just north of the
Huciert Heart- hosii ta mil Is one
of tho steepest pitches 111 Medford.
In low gear tho Ussex negotiated
an incline of 15 or 20 feek with a
pitch of over 25 per cent the in
cline was bo steep that portions of i
i CUI.VPHt i
I.-nlln,t. off t.naf i..lrt,'o Inola h .
il.aimo is anxious to met nny other j
! machine in similar tests and Invites 1
nny person for a similar ride at
nny time.
Wntklns rrodiiris.
1 nm tho duly authorized dealer
and ngeut of Iho Wntklns products
in .lnckson county, except Ashland
and Medford. ltoy I. Onnficld,
Phono 7'JO-W, Medford, Star route.
355
! '
Amity Amity l'ublle Library as
sociation recently orcanlzed.
Qm ovbp-38
'Cdo Years
Baking Rjwder
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for fine texture
and large volume
in your bakings
Millions ot pounds used
by our Government N
These Drug Stores
'Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drug Store
--MARCH ft "1929.;
FOR BUS LI
STREETS OF
CITY
For the first time In over a
year all the officials of the city
Kovcriuiicnv wore p r v v v 11 i . h
(active at lost night's city couricll
: meeting. Including tho new coun-j
oilman. Chas. A. Wins, reccntly
selected by the council to replace
I A. J. Cross, and City Attorney
John A. Carkln. who arrived home
.1
' ' ",n ". w,s
............. - ,
a fairly good sosslon in which to
initiate the new member, who
H.XLa hair enrt in i
JMh,M '"''wiStatlve!
ab0rbln municipal Kgisiainej
- .ore - , , , j
1 -
mond and Cha A. Wing, white
jC'Ity Recorder M. A. Alford, who
lift the clerk ot the council, of
'course was ihere, and in Iho frrtnt
I pew of the nlde llnea were seated
rr.n.... IL..Knnt To-4n
!,.. i..rtn.,.n.i.n. r-.i oheffei!of the pale orchid wild flowers
land Chief of Police McCreedie and
I Fire Chief Elliott.
j Much busfm-s, mostly of' a rou-
! tine nature, was - transacted or
! discussed.
i, ln addition to receiving a pro
i posed new traffic, ordinance from
tile city planning commission, as
related clsc;whero in this paper.
t cn..,u.. . t. t a..
Mr. Bouthwouh said that inaa-;
much as his venture would be in
In
of the1 fact that- the pro-
- ne
previous bus line
abandoned 'ft a short time . ago
after having operated for several
weeks, he would only - start out
lilt Hue With oho bus. which
would 'operate a zo-minute serv-1
vnrtniia ,itmnt,t rnuto.ii.
!ln raKP-ho vonluro Proved a p,iy"
illfJ onGi hli wollW put on as many
( Itiuu at, u-pm nfifift.itl ilitl ri'-
,Bt was roferrea'to the commit-
; Mrwt9. .
Four Complete I ,
O 7and9.'
AMERICA'S FOREMOST
W COMEDIENNE IS HERE
TA TUDll I . Aft ntr'Psi-irrvi
' i w iniuLL. all. msi.urJSUl
! ", .yl " IN HER '
fa - ALL HIT"
CS Tlle whose tears heartaches, and laughing
v m songs have been cheered the world over,
m ! . TV . -
mm "My Mm"
! S Yo11 be captivated with FAN-
i .- I . . j BRICE'S inimitable, humor!
V 'Mt ' Moved by her tender pathos! Lifted
' ' 10 oul lrtirrin' climaxes, as shei
VT?o triumphs over lost love and gains
- ' the love of millions! .
The Civ planning commission;
also presented to the council a,
suggestion that a new ordinance
I be pawd regulating the placing,
of Illuminated business signs, in,
order to prevent a new sign being
placed nt any time v. nun
hido or blanket one previous!)
placed. . j
j The council p.issea an " -,
(changing the zone nt the south-.
least corner of Bloyenth and
Hjitircl streets In oraer 10
I me remodellnB of a dwelling .
Into a duplex npurun..
FIRST LAMB TONGUES
' Flowers, wild or tame, are the
' u John0"- sh?
t ?mUr , wnose front window Is
invariably decorated with either a
potted plant or cut flowers.
Each voar there Is much interest
nmong Medford children who com
pete for the prize Mr. Johnston
offers as n reward for tho firs'
bouquet of lamb tongues brought
to Ills shop. .This morning the
young daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Powell won a new, pair of
half-soles by discovering a dozen
i I" the Table Rock district.
Tho fact that there havo been
flowers In tho Johnston shop wln
dow evcry day during the post five
years has been commented on In
various shoe magazines. Mr. John
ston believes that he holds the
record when It comes to brighten
ing up a more or less grimy at
mosphere created by run-over heels
and thin soles. - ' '
ILK
UTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED
SAFE-PURE
PRODUCED PACKED'
iTHE SANITARY WAY
....... 6
... A Jf
D1 KaPJ
- HIU rT iri
Your, kitchen,
experience
warns against'
making ; '
To
Much
mayonnaise at once
Yi'd lose control as you beat,
and the oil and vinegar would '
separate. It is also hard to. con
trol the flavor when coffee is
roasted in bulk; So Hills Bros,
roast their coffee a few pounds ,
at a time by theSt patented, con-'-"
tinuous process, and what a dif
ference it makes in flavor. !
HILLS 'BROS
COFFEE
Frttk from the Orig
inal valgum part.
the key.
192- - -' V,
SAFE
NIGHT
DRIVING
THE NEW
FACE-A4JTE
eliminates glaring lights nnd
bliiuling sun. Entirely dif
ferent. All-mclal-mnde, in 8
eoloK. . ''''- -
SOLD BY
C. B. McRAE ,
Route 1 Medford
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