PXHE TWO
Iocal and
'Personal
Slate Traffic Lieutenant J. J.
McMahon. torrocr well known local
traffic officer, ba been In Hert
ford for several duys from hl
h.adouartem at Multnomah, near"'- . . " "
u,i;..i .i,ii i i,,i,,
ZnZnTZ irlenT'andi
relative.. He was accompanied to j
Modford by Mrs. McMahon. but
.Z. - Z..a .- 1,...- -1.. .hi. I
m..rnlnV for home, unon rocelnt i
o , iU,v-u u, ......
or now that, one of her norm hnd
become uUU?nly ill. Tho cuuho
of his slcknem was not learned
today. Lieut. McMahon will r-1
turn toninrrow or Sftturdav.
r
Cheap lumber find cedar post
Mod ford Lumber Co, tL
City; Attorney John H. Cnrkin,
who' returned Tucudiiy from - Ha
lfm, vary much tired out by his
mrnnuouH work (it the cloHlnff wei'k
of-(he lftRhriausro, hat boon laid up
itt hqme evor. since attending the
city council meeting TuHday, nlsht,
by-: a cold.
Vo; spray nil Hindu of treoa and i
Bhrubs. No order too small. Now j
Is tho tlmo.' Orders taken enre of
promptly. .- Phono 4 &4. , 250
,A. W. Siila of New York City
' and M'-rcer I lemperley. of Jenver,
Colo-.i-aro amonic the hotel gueHtH
here from n distance.. Anclher In
SI. II. Nicholson of Vancouver, fl.
That Kood conl low In B.ih. Han
sen Coal (,'o. Phono 239. tf
A convict uniform ha been
found Irt'a enhin nt the Hell nate
mine, according to word received
t by Chief of pollco tleorBe - Lewis
todny. Hherlff B. ir. Lister will
' notify tho state , prison authorities
of the find so that a clew miuht
be furbished In, case a prlsonor has
fHCiiped. thero lately. The entire
. uniform was found. Omnts Pass
Cdurler. '
Old-time dance, Nnt. fiat ' 350
ITho Kilts lodgo session or lo
night Willi with Its annual election
of officers and Initiation of a largo
.-class of candidates, be an import
ant onp, at which a very .large at
tendance Is anticipated.
Talent Orange dance Friday. Fob.
flth for tho benefit qf the Eagle
Point tlrango. !M0
Miss Lets Hmlth of Jacksonville
span! the past week ns a guest' at
the A. C. ClnrlnRton home at Modoo
Point In Klamath county.
. Old-timo dance, Nat. Bat. 330
Another motorist, who thought
local traffic officers were not alert,
ran afoul of tho Jaw this forenoon
whon ho was stopped by Slate Traf
fic Officer . Moore nnfl threatened
with nrrest If ho lld not purchase
nn Oregon, license. (,1" ' driv
ing an old Ford with a 1928 Idaho
license plate, and altemptod to toll
the officer he hud a right to pass
through Oregon, Inasmuch ns ui
had purchased a, 1920 California
license, lie said ho had fulled to
rocefve It while . In California
and thought ha would ho nblo to
go to . rtcortsport to work In tho
tltnber, placing his car jn storage
for-the Bummer,-. io was given his
choice of bvylng an Oregon II-,
cense or going to court, and chose
tto former.
' (IlgheBl grade Utah coal, any
slzo, anywhere, any amount, Ilnn
sen'Coul Co. .Phone 239.; tf
' .Mr. and Mrs. Joo Poole and
lliall, daughter from Ilium Falls
spent yesterday In Ilia city wllh lo
cal friends. .
l)luo Jackets, Wlkor' tonlto.
3-tfi
Another good dance, . Jackson
Hnripge Club. Bat., I);3u to 2. iHS
.J)0Mnty warrants were Issued lit
the ioounty olurk's office today to
J. L. nngsilalo of Trail, ono cny
otu; Elinor Lyons of llnrnbrook,
two , bobcats; Hugh ,Coinbest of
Applcffato. one bobcat; J, 1 Moore
of Medfi'rd. two coyotes.
(let thnso fenilors niul nuto
bodies stralghtenod at Prill's Hliuet
Metal Works, opposlto Lewis Hupor
Hervlco fltnllon. . Phono 418. tf
.Fresh, shipments of smelt arriv
ing .dally, Free delivery any placo
In city, Johnson'. Market. Phone
07. , ; 83tf
; The Hosi'btirg 1 News-Hevlew on
March 1st. passed Into tlw. hands
of tho. Register Publishing rom
pitny. of Kugene, the sale of the
property having boen completed
early last month, Tho News-Uevlew
company was reorganised with
Frank Jenkins president, K. L.
tlllstrap vice-president, Ilui-rls F.lls
worth secretary and K. U Kunpp
treasurer.
, Factory block., $8 loud. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co. H24tf
; .TIie p.ughters nt Veterans will
meet at the Armory, Friday even
ing, nt R o'clock. 3fl
Sugar
Krust
Doughnuts are taking
the town by storm.
- Your grocer . Randies
thorn.
Mr. and Mm. Grant Nelson aritt
j son Klchard of Ifedford were the
i week end house fruests of Mr. and
, Mm. T. 8. Abbott at Klamath. Falls.
Matt Rjckmarv atato superln
! tendent of fish hatcheries, and F.
Russell of Seattle, representative
of government hatcheries, were. In
Medford yesterday on a short busi
ness trip, and left today for Port-
land. While here they Investigated
local fishlnif condition and were
um-limo dance, an:. aw
Another good dance. Jackson
Spring,, Club. Hat.. 8:0 to 2. . 348 J
H. U Kelly, known a. a "re-
ufaMr." -was sentenced' t throe I
. ....
yni ot McXeir Inland ly
ir Inland y Federal j 8
Judge McXaryn Portlmid recfiuly
wnun n enmrni im-o. ut ki
to charts of having trnnHrioiled
a olon automobile from Seattle,
Medford. where ho warn arrOKlnd.
kMv cofitpleteU a threo-ycar toim
at tho Island hist fall.
Dry fir slab fC load. Tel. 681.
Mdfonl Find Co, ' 34tf
lAttM ot balloon and dunco ticket.
' 348
Cico, W. Kdwardd Jh In the city
from C'liico, Cul., on a. periodical
btifdneB vfU.
DrepHmnklnp and remndellnft at
tho Fashion Shop, 44
At ed ford
uldKa j.hono 1181
tf
we'll nil bo nt the Veomiiii dnnce
W. O. W. hall, Prl. eve., Alar. 8th.
,347
A bicycle was reported ' stolen
last n't;!:t by Ijonald Uenman, ac
cording to a police report today.
Let me, write your fire Inmirance,
f'arl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone fll3. tf
Come to the Lake Creek Orange
danco Snt. night for a good time.
SIS
Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Clover iindiA
son Freddie enjoyed Sunday at
Bedford. They attended a birth
day dinner in courtewy to John
Fountain, formerly of this city. Mr. I
Fountain was 80 years of ago. His
honltb la falling fast, and ho was
only nblo to enjoy the dinner party
yesierday by being placed In a
chair filled with pillows to maUe
him comfortable. Kli&malh NewH.
Money to loan on improved city
property, 8 'Interest. Credit for
monthly payments. Funds imme
diately available for any ie loan,
i-'nlon Havings and Loan Assoeid
tlon Agency, Cor. Alain and Front,
upstairs. 352
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237Lf
H. J. Fawcett. owner or the Faw
cctt mine nt Copper, Ore., - spent
this morning In the city on busi
ness nnd pleasure. ; - y
; Banco, KuRle Point Sat. night.
" Factory blocks,' $8 load. Tel. fill.
Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
Frank O'Koll, who has boon a
patient at the Haercd Heart ho
pltal for sometime sufferlnp from
pneumonia, wan reported today to
bo somewhat improved, but is still
consldcrc.d. very 111. For a time, it
ww feared ho would not recover,
but ho Ik. now helltved to have
passed the crlwls.
That Rood coal low In ash, Han
sen Conl Co. I'hono 239. if
I?nne, 1-ngIn Pofnt Hat. nlKht.
Lots of balloons and dance tickets.
. , - ;i - -'. , 48
Included among the Cnlifoniluii-s
reft)Htrud at Medford hotels are
A. 11. CollInKH uT. I-oh 'AiiH'des, T.
J. Plant of Alameda, Cleo. W. Kd
wards of Chleo and the followhiK
from Kan Francisco:' T. II. Cop
ra do, C, W. AhretiH, Mr. and Mm.
L. T. YniiRhn and T. A. Hopkins.
The Hand Itox and 13 in my Lou
Hhop invito you to enjoy thnlr pro
gram over K.Mll) tomorrow evun
lng, 0:30 to 7 o'clock. , 34(1
Hohq mending, runnors removed,
and fliiagn worked back. Handi
craft film p. 216tf
''The ensn of Tngram vs. Clark,
In which Mm. Mary It. Ingram Is
siilutf It. W. Claka for SJS.OOU, was
brought to trial this morning,!' suys
tho UntiitH Pass courier. "Tho Jury
was selected today and the taking
of testimony started. The naso de
veloped aflor an nutonjobllo acci
dent in which Mm. ingruin wan in
jured while being taken to her
home after working nt tho Clark
home. Allison Moulton of Med
ford Is attorney for the plaintiff,
ami A. C. Hough nnd NMel It. Allen
of this otly am uttornaya for the
defendant." , ,.
Httrwood nnd hlH Merrymakers,
V. O. W. hall Friday eve., Mar sth.
i,:- . !7
Pat's Texas tamain house, steam
ed tumnlos to tnko homo, 10c each,
0 for Mli-. Open 8 a. m. to 13 p.
in, ti23 N. ItivoiHlde. Phono I4n.
31(1
Mrs. Vera Kershaw motored in
from hor home at Antelope creek
this morning and , spent several
hours shopping. . , -
Don't Tail to see "Tho Family
t'Pntalrs" tonight at tho Armory.
34(1
Mealy Klamath Netted (3cm po
tatoes, Kio lbs. for $1.20; f0 lbs,
'7 Co. Delivered any place In city.
Johnson's Market, 6th nnd 3rape
j St. Phono 7. 30fltf
! Kd (Uors of Portland, a deputy
of tho Multnomuh county tdtoriff'a
'office, urrlved yeslordaj' to take
ProRtou Hmallwood in oustody on n
non-uppurt charge. Hmallwood was
! held In tho county Jult hero, fol
, lowing his arrest at the request of
Portland authorities,
i Hee "Tho Family L'pslalrH" to
t night at tho Armory. 346'
iUuo Jackets, Walker' tonlto.
Sift
f Among the Orogonlans registered
; at local hotels are Mrs. J. M. Flan
ngan of Marshfleld, 12. Ostlln nnd
W. W. Wilder of Salent. MY V.
, Bohnke of St. Helens nnd F, W.
, Prlebs of Rosehnrg.
Hnymond Furry of Phoenix wnr.
; a business visitor In tho city this
. morning.
Lots of balloons and dance tick
eU. Kngle Point Hat. night. 34s'
I Mr. and Mrs. Wililnni Ansel left
yesterday for their home In TlUa;
monk, following several days spent
In Medford attending to business
! matters.
Come to the Jiko Creek Orange
i dnncn Hal, night for a good time,
34R
Cheap dry lumber nt Medford
Lumber Co. ?37tf
Mrs, Alma Mpyr of the Inke
Credit district. Is spendlnif the
yretk in Medford with looul friends'
I Lots of bnlloons and ditnM tick
lets. ICagln Point Hat. Tllpbl. 148
I H.l. clean riMiK TeU f.3l. Med
1 ford Fuel Co.
Iv'-ttf
HrEDFOTtP
Frank L. Chamber, ex-banker of
Eugene, has offered that city a
four-acre trnet adjoining the mu
nicipal automobile camp and on
the bank of the Willamette river:
as an addition to the park. If thel
""' camp w aoanuom-a anu
n. fund is raised to make a real
park out of the entire, tract.
- The business of the Medford
Battery PJIectrls company ha
been purchased and taken over by
r, J .,...f
inn company miuit ho Ilied not;
Inter than March ,0. - 14,. I
Money loaned on furniture, auto, j
etc. Also 850.000 to make straight
loans on lmnroved cllv nronertv.
imrusi, quurii-riy, nuiiniiK .
nothing
corner Main and Front, upmlr. I.""1 of Oregon, horn
3C"' n A,arIon county,. July 2ti. 1S83.
,' , . ,, ",i Sarah Jane Ulnklo won married to
Several ihree-ciiflhlon Millard j timwandnr flrnzler Jonunrj'. lH7fl.
fan are lending HympnthetJ or.ro iJn Wttitt.0 county, Ore.n. and lo
to tho plain tvoiced by Don Sopor : U( unIon Were born 12 chjI(lren(
that ho wan entitled to a handicap four sonrt Hnd olKht daUKh(or h(..
in in eny inree-cuHnioni runmru
tournament which opened last,
night. So per, regarded, ono of
the het threo-cuHhlon artlt In
tho city, playg on even terms of 30.
points with Dr.. W, 32. LantI and
X; Fuji, ' Sopor will play his first
tournamont game tomorrow night
WdUIl IIO MUH JUIHW
on terms ot 30 to 2s. Ijist night
Itowley Taylor dofeated W. Iteus
challn Jiy 20 to 19, nnd Marvin
IJnrrlckY defeated II. K. . ; llussong
by 2S to VI. pvor 80 Innings were
required for encli game. . -;
: Seo good show tonight. .''The
Family Upstairs," at tho Armory.
346
' ''C h a r 1 s" Hep. Phono 479-M. j
Mrs. Sad lo Allen. . aitr
U n .... .... n '.-, t nQPirlnn n
l"w entorcemeni omcer in ues-
chutcs counfy was ended recently
by H. F3. Itoherts of Hend when he
turned over the office of sheriff
l Clsudo, 1.
AlcCatlley. .Itoberts
was appointed to tho office Decem
ber an, 19I i. - :. .,
Lots of balloons nnd dance tick
ets, Rnglo Point Ha(, night. : .SiH'
' Best Ctnh ronl hot nnd clean.
Tel. (131. Medford. F'lal Co. 324tf"
John D. Hamilton and A. O.
Craft of Tacoma nnd It. Fletcher
of Heattlo mo rim cms tho guests
from tho state of Washington
roglsterod at Medford hotels.
lOxtra special values Friday and
Saturday at the Emmy Lou Hat;
Shop in M. M. Htoro, also SO extra
green discount stamps. .,, S46
Poems set to music. MaMorcrnft
Song Publishers. Sontlle.j . , 30
A total of J700.212.68 was col
Jccted last yonr In state Inheri
tance taxes in Oregon at n cost.
Including litigation, 'of only .1.7
per cent
rt,w- tonirle Pnlnl But. night,
r.ots of halltions and dance tickets.
:i4R
The wenlhor condition thnt -
have been prevailing for several
.. ...i,. rrnnirioh
in that despite all conditions polnt- j
ed ruins of probable rain, to tho i
weather bureau during that tlmo. i e iiuu.oe. ui ....
not a drop had fallen by lato this tl.o game -commission so- 'r this
afternoon, although cloudy ...wca-lmr tar exceeds that of the snma
ther for tho. most part prevailed, period of . ;-
today, which had : a temperature , , , ,Walklns rrodactH. ; ' ;
otUo above at . B' a.; m... following ,;. . ... . lv ,i,0.i!Cd; dealer
a maximum of 0.1- yesterday, oc
casional .rain for tonight and Fri
day and moderato tomperiiluro Is
the forecast. 5. .:
Miirwnod and his Merrymakers,
W. Of W. hnll, JTI. evu., .Mar. Hth.
- - .- -. . .. .. 3-I-?
, fluosts from Portland .registered
nt Medford hotels Include It. I.
Valentino, IT. F, K'ewlands. O. P.
Oolllngs. Albert Warden and party,
A. A. I'ortello. T. S. Haines. .Mr.
nnd .Mrs. .1. Morsfnldor, I!. JI.
While, Mr nnd -Mrs. C. A. Harson,
F. Montgomery. A. Hreyman, O.
C." I line, .Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Car
son, W. W., iJinoll, J. H. Wright.
K. .1. Inl, I,. B. Klllott, II. H.
Alliim. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 11. Olll
and W. G McLnln. -
Dance. Knclo Point Har. nlRht,
Ixits of balloons and dance tickets.
. . ,8-ls
Mrs. S. 13. Ilowlett nnd Miss
Ilnttla Ilowlett of BorIo Point,
are In tho city today on business
and pleasure.
Lots of balloons nnd dance tick
ets, KaKle Point Hat. nlkht. 5-18'
Is n r I n e here? .The cnlendar
says not, but snmo thousands of
Kinund snulrrclM answer yes. Out
of tholr winter homes where they
tuivo hibernated thrtiukhout the
winter, around suulrrols nro rral-
uk Into tho IIrIiI of day to see
what It s nil ubout," Farmers in
many sections of the county, prln-
Inally south ot Klamath fans,
havo rcport'ud that the nKrleultu-
ral pestn hitvo appeared In men
usual places. Khuiinth Falls Her.
aid.
The Hand Ilnx, 22S F.ast (lib Ht.,
Just east of tho Kconomy flroi-e-
torla, just received another invoiy
collection of tl8T huts.
Floyd t'Ltk camo down from
(irlland Wednesday to assist .Mrs.
Oook In packing their housoiioiu
effuels preparatory to movlnfr to
Portland soon.
)ry'plne slabs, jr, load. Tel.
1131. Medford Fuel i:o. 9241
Zulelma Temple No, 13 Iaul-
tcra of tbu Nile will meet In .Med
ford Masonic temple on Saturday,
March Dili, nt 3 p. in. Luncheon
will be served at the Hotel Hol
land at 13:S. Officer nro ro-
ouested to meet at the tcmpio nt
10:110 a. ni. for pi'ucitko.
Tho three tennis courts belns
hulll under the direction "L Ice
land Mentser, vocational Instructor
at the high school, are shaplng-
nlcely and It Is hoped that tncy
will bo rendy for use tho Inst of
month, according to a, report re
ceived from tho hlBh school (his
morning. . .
Mrs. Agnes Oordot, vhu has
been vlsltlnn relatives In Seattle
for tho past threo months, return'
ed lo Medford this tnornltiK.
The Pnrent-Teachors association
will meet Friday afternoon at S:lii
hi the Junior liliib sliool. At that
time .Miss Helen Oarlton will slvo
n talk on "ItellRlous Kducullon for
Hoys and tllrls." other numberi
on tho program will 1 furnished
hy the Junior hlkh seh'otil girls'
leo cluh and the hnrmonlcn band.
A wire received today from
'Spec" Keen by A. C. Allen pave
Information that two tames of the
stato baftkcttatl tournament will be
plnyed Wednesday evenlnit. - six
names Thursday nnd the rest on
'Friday and Saturday
MEDFORD;
-1
Obituary .
prI.Tnvr.i rvicei for
Llnlan H pulton who paaned away I
n tnl, cUy Harch 4th will bo held
(Pom lh, cronear funeral narlors
Friday, March 8th at 2:30 p. m. I
I Rev. K. Mell will have el arte of
j services and interment will be!
I made. In the Jacksonville cemetery, ;
i.i..-v r... .. -una r.ni-c.
".ST . .
x'h 0 J ' nnPU
"a uen Zom 10 01
" "'I6 ror We M
m on th. aged S years, seven
. . .
Inif survived by kIjc dauKhterH and
one son. Mm. Jannlo (iardner of
Wasco, Ore., 3Ira. Delia MoCaffer
ty of itoyd. Ore., Slr.H, Dorothy
DourIuhh of The Dalles, .Mm. iient
rice Uocine of Portland, Mth, O lady 8
vr.tlto of Wasco. Mrs. Alta Millard
of C!ontra Polpt, nnd one son, Odda
Qrnzier of Dufur, Ore.
J8I0 she was mnrrled 1
In
Thoman
Point,
ago, and had resided at Central
Point since that time. Kho was n
woninn of fine character, a kindly
neighbor and friend. Hhe will be
missed by a. host of friends besides
her family. She leaves to mourn
her pnwlag her devoted husband,
1 ims i. xwiviw r,.aiiu ine iiniiv'.
children; nlso 28 , grandchildren
nnd 17 great-grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held at
tho Perl funeral home, Friday at
2:30 p, m.. Uov. D. 15, Millard of
ficiating. .The remains will he for
wurded to The Dal le, Ore., for In
terment. . , . ,
BIG COUGAR SLAYS
13 SHEEP IN WEEK
T(i couRan killed) In .Tosephine
county y; Hurry MIokbs of Grants
Pass Inst -week alter It hnd killed
In a seven-day period a total of 18
sheep and goats, more than justi
fied the contention of game offt
clals .that ono. of tho "hlg catu"
will kill nn nverage of rino dear
a week. It took. Mr. Stokes five
days to run down and kill flio
seven-loot cougar, but he was re-
I warded for his olforts hy a Vlb
bounty from tho stato gnmo com-
j mission. In addition to that ho
I xnved the lives of many deer and
Jdomosllc animals. The current year
bids to ho bad tot cougar alitl
other game slnugh terlng "n''""'"-
and nuent of tho Wntklns products
In Jackson coiihy, except Ashland
nnd Medford. I!ny-r T. (Jahfleld,
Phone 70O-W, Modtord, 8tat' route.
300
I -
Notlro lo Farmers. ' " '
Nleli 'Young, 1011 K. Iloliy, hns
ipnde u'marMlne for gilndiiifr disc
plows. He also does plow .work
of all kinds, . horseshoeliiK nnd
blncltsmlthlnK. ' :' " ' :85l
I,et's fco to the Yeomen dance.
W. O. W. hnll, Frl. evo., Mar. sth.
' - . . t-17
F00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt UK NT Kurnhthed modern
rt-room htincalow; RHrntie, elec
. trie rai-K. IMwmo IW. 47
Foil SAMJ r-rooin houHQ Vith
!i ltlH, limldo .city. limilH Juck
nnnvllte, Ore.; city watnr nnd
well, also Iota of berries, tuna
and frultfl, Rood burn, chicken
hoiiHO and Karaite, ennt front, fine
view of valley. lrioo IU.00, aoino
term. Qwner. W. Main ft..
Medford, Ore. 34tltf
FOJt HAl.K Htoro bulldin- with
aimrtment In connection, fino-location
for bakery or remniiranl,
or will rent nuihi; located, at
JackflonvUU. Ore. Hee owner nt
32(1 Main Ht., Medrord. Ore.
lrlco $1200; aomo tnrniH. 34Htf
KOK HA LIC Oriental furniture,
chairs and table; hnnd-enrved. In
I eolldltlon. Tel. 624-X. S49
I'll II HKN'T r 3-rnom unfurnished
apt: IlKbl and water paid. 931
H. ivy. . .348
WANTHI) rnrpenter wmk..Nnth
ln too small or too biK. Esti
mates ulven. IHcbard N'ermeer.
5111 Ho.. .Wwliiwn. Ti l. fc-tu-W.
ar.6
WANTED snoo-Bal. galvanized
tank,. I'hone lt-H-11. 34R
FOR 8ALU On paved slrect, mod-
em home wllh renial Income.
ome.
848 '
Mncrlflce sale. Tel. iHO-R.
r'OK SALK Choice lot on paved
oast side struct. Tel. 105. .H7tf
HOl'HES FOH RUNT First Insur
ance Agency, !fn No. t'cntrnl Ave.
Phono 105. 47tf
WK CAHB KOIl old people nnd
Invalids. . t'ouvalescent and Host
Home, Ashland. 346t('
TKAPi: -Iliilbllng lots In Ashlnnd.
near park, for equity In small
house. ir,3 Hrnnlle St. 34ilf
FOH SALK Milk (tontsVresh now.
Apply
611 Ho. Oakd.Tfe, after 6
p. m.
34N
LU'CKEVK
site, (X.
coal brooder, 5uu-chlck
I'hon.wTii-L. 44S
FOlt UKNT 4 - room modern
bouse, Hood location. Phone
MIJ-T. . . JM
FOH HAUi Sheep: nhmtt 100
head ewes with lambs and woul
on their backs. - W, H. Thotup
son. Hold Hill. 3:S
FOIt HKXT S-ronm np.-ir'.ment:
Ruraiie: clean, quiet: adults. - 315
Haven Ht. 34
FOR HALK Oil THADK 1; A.
Wagner wreck; U n. nlfnlfa. i.
, w-blie clover, b-room house, barn,
chicken house, s gnod milk cows.
S heifers. I hull. 4 cnlves. Imple
ments, all go for si)ii, or will
trade fur small place close lo
Medford. J. v. Hemes. Phone
409, U r!. Central. 4
OTEOON". "TITtTlSTOT.
JOSEPH L CASEY
JnMPph 1. Canny. asc4 about 35 j
yearn, j employed .at if the . .logging
camp of the Owen-Oregon Lumber
company near Butt a Falls, was
struck by the butt end of a log
Wednesday nfternoon and sustain-j
ed severe Injuries about his head
and batk. j
Casey was working on the lond- :
Ing deck when the accident occur- ;
red. In ouie manner the log in !
being lifted to the top of a nile
of logs Ktrtick him.
Ho was brought by nuto to th i
Hacrod Heart hospital and attend-;
ed by Dr. J. C. liuyes, wJio report- !
ed hU comlitlon today an favorable
and that he wan resting easy.
Casey, who h well known, has a
wife anil two children.
Pfl I TPC Tl IDWICUCQ
Farmers who arc contemplating
the construction nt flni- new hitil1?!-
Ings this year m'uy get -plans from I
the farm mnnapcmi-nt dopnrtment
of Orenon Stato coIIcro at a very
flmnll cost. , ThewG detailed 'plana
enable the averase farmer to do
much or all of the work him.ielf,
thereby waving tho cash outlay for
wages nnd utilizing his own flpnre
time to good advantage.
Too many farm buitdliiRH ; are
begun without definite . plant- and
later on change are Impossible or
at least costly. The ordinary rural
carpenter cannot be depended upon
to put up a building just like the.
farmer would liko it, unless the
farmer knows beforehand and has
a plan of how he desires the Htruc-r
turo built and nrrangod.
ESCAPE FROM NEW
E DEPTH
A HOARD U. 8..- MALLARD.
AT KBA, off Key .West. Fla.. Mar.
7. (A1) ICscape tests, w-ore condticl
od successfully- todny from the
submarine S--I, li;n feet below tile
surfaco of tho itulf stream., the
greatest depth thut men ever have
left a submersible.. , . ..
m spcrlnl (.'oniniuiilculion
i1- Medford LoiIko So. 10.1,, A.
J & A.M., Friday, .March
:?0. p. m. Work In tho
I-:. A.
M.
rtOKroo, l!y order of tho W.
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Card of ThiuiliK.
- Wo wish to thanlt our many;
friends for their kindness and sym-J
pathy during our recent bereave-'
monl, and' for the many beautiful;
floTvors. . ,. ; I
, .1. Fronlt J.ewls, !
, . , Mrs. Jennie Itlddoll, j
. , , -Mrs. Christine Caley, ;
. Mrs, Bermuda filtzen, i
Miss Fern Lewis.
William, Thomas, 1
tlcorge, .lerry and
Harry Lewis. H-IH'1
STARTS
Today
HURT WEDNESDAY ;
IN LUMBER CAMP;
KIDDIE9 10e ANY TIME
A CAMPAIGN
JOY SPECIAL
THAT'S GOING TO
KEEP YOU ROARING
WITH LAUGHTER
GLENN
TOMORROW NIGHT.
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"CHINA
NIGHT"
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iL iSlJiL .fiAS .VM-f.
tARCH" 7." 1929.-
Importance of
.New Airport j
in Medford,
The weekly report of the Oak
land air port whnwa 44 planes of
the Pacific Air Transport, the line
throuRh . Medford, arrive, and
took off from that port lut week.
This was 18 more planes than tlie
! total arrivals and dennrture of
ih I5oeIni Air Port and Western
j Air Express at Oakland and shows
the importance of the line'through
Medford.
Thetc were air mail planes only,
Tho L'nion Air Lino planey do not
4op at Medford because they can-
n't land on tn present ield. If
Medford votes the bonds on April
-nd. and putH in an adequate field
the L'nion Air and the United Air
J Kx press planes and all large type
or planes will stop iu Medford. If
not, this city will continue to be a
"zooming" station.
EXPECT MANY BABIES
WELFARE CONFERENCE
Vth favoring weather expected,
Simorrow's child welfare.- confer
ence jit the V. V. V. A.' on North
Hnrtlett street, promises to ,bo one
of the best attended for several
mnths and mothers who plan to
bring infanta thero for examina
tion nro urged to call the county
health unit tomorrow forenoon
to make reservations , to assure
proper attention, in the afternoon.
Tho conference will-be In charge
of the county henl)h unit, under
the direction of Dr. Kmily Hol
einn and Augusta. Glover, , county
nurse, U will begin promptly
at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon and
will continue for three hours.
HON-EXPlOmt
STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights '
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
: Heath's Drug Store
. Strang's Drug Store
The Pick o'
The Big Silent
Picture
TRYON
And His Million Dollar
; Bag of Tricks
Watch him walk right
In and turn (round with
the capitalist'! daugh
ter under his arm. It't
a riot.
Also
Good Added Short
Features
Rothermtl't Music
The Best In Town
l9 two
SM-S.
AVIATiON POSITION
WASHINGTON March 7.
The conilnuanee of F. Trubee
n-ivicrm tit ww York, rk asistant
secretary of war in charge of
i aviation, a poiilon which he has
i held plnee the creation of that of
' flee in 1926, was made known to
1 day by Secretary Good in his first
announcement since becoming
' secretary of war.
Assiftant Secretary Charles B.
( Robblns, in charge of Industrial
i mobillTfttion plans, has been asked
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r Madrona (Brand) Feeds -n
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What better recommendation could any prod
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" MEDFORD CHEERS
GREATEST OF COMEDIANS
HER TEARS, HER HEARTACHES, HER
LAUGHING SONGS GRIP AND HOLD"
YOU IN THIS
TALKING SENSATION '
I HEAR! j; 1
' All of Fannie's I f '
famous song num. j S vVv 2r?r--Vv l
bers, sung from f tNfnS Jt
the very depth of I yXl
her soul as only Vjl 1 ''ik-1 I
Fannie can sing li I Z 'vl
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by Mr. Oood to remain in that po
' sition until he can determine with
the president upon a successor.
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- SALEM. Ore., March 7-Vr
Governor Fatterson today signefl
house hill 280, the motor vehieh
I license reduction bill. The mean
i tire reduces license lees on pas-!
isenL'cr vehicles approximately
per cent and adds on cent to the
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