Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 13, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO Iocal and -'Personal fiv raembem of OimpHny A, the local National Guard unit, are fac ia.,? military courtrrmriinl for fail ure xo be present at the federal IrinnAAllAii nf tha nnmnniiir hnM Inul week. Chorees are now beinB drawn nip aKalnst the cuardomen ,by Captain Carl V. Tengwald, and it, is probable the cnaca will ao to trial before him soon.. The- flvo j tW evenlnu with Mnt. Elliott Black. C. A. Whalen. Mrs, Jcsso men were in Medford at the time i Hiss Cox at HI denesce street, H, Johrwon, M. K. Kelso, J. Mont of tho inspection and are said to ! to work for the sale to be given j,gomcry, Ken Orlften, C. M. Kv have no legitimate xcucs for their l nt I-amport's. March 50. j orett, C. C. Cathey, Mr. and Mrs. non-attvndance. j Hose mending, runners removod, iO. K. ;ic-atjurmn, flay Dean, H. R. .Regular mid-week dance. Wal ker's tonight. :-. 852 the exodus of local basketball ana to SaJem to attend the stalo tournament, which started yester- day morning, was tlll on today, The Medfnrd delegation at lhei,lmP- tournament, will he a very large- Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po- ope. I tatoes, 100 lbs. for $1.20; 00 lbs. St. Patrick's old-time dance. Sat. i 71e- Delivered any place In city. ni V11 iiinra lima ar.s - Merle Itussell, nvhe tins been 111 for some time with flu and com plications, left for southern Cali fornia yesterday for an extended visit with his mother, who lives there. - Cheap lumber hna cedar posts. Medford dumber Co. tf Guests from u distance register ed at Medford hotels include Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dowry, E. G. Kings- ford of Iron Mountain, Mich.. 1-1. C. Xapler and Henry of Victoria, U. C, M- C. Chapman of Chicago. Canna bulbs and perennial phlox for Hale, Mrs. J-l. (i. Miller, one mile north city limiU on Pacific highway. 302 Attorney Elijah H. ilurd Is Te. ported to bo seriously 111 nt his home at 1130 West Tenth .street, with what was xeporled yesterday - as pneumonia. Hard time dance. W. O. W. Jinll. Wednesday eve. Two prizes. 352 Mr. nnd airs. E. W. Banford ar rived last ventng. Xrom Oakland.. Cal., to spend several days In Med-f4-d attending to business matters while en route by motoM to Port land; Dr. Krosse away. Back March -16th. . . 804 tleorge B. Hcathman, president of the Hoathman Hotol company of Portland, and wife who. while en route home from southern Cali fornia, stopped over a day in Med ford. eontinucd on their journey to Portland today. -. ' Regular mid-week dance. Wal ker's tonight. 352 "W. P. Wnlter was called to Medford Tuesday, his name having been drawn as a prospective Juror," says tho Ashland Tidings. . St. Patrick's old-time dance, Sat. at Nat. Dyngo llros: . 356 Mrs. Charles T. Kuntcr nnd small daughter Putsy Noll of ja Angoles arrived In Medford the first of the week to spend tho spring, months ns tho -guests of Mrs., JIuuter's sis ter, Mls limthy Ixiui Kavnmiugli. The two slstera are both experi enced milliners and will bo at tho Band Box hat shop.. ., That good coal low In ash. .Han sen Coal Co. Phono S39. tf C. A. Jtlnger of Medical Springs, Ore., and ihls fnlhar have killed 2000. rabbits with strychnine this winter. Of the. 2000 .nhlppod to outside points W'o wore whlto-talt-cd rnhhlts, whlnh netted the ship pers -40 cents .eaoh. Poems set to music. MaMorcraft Hong Publishers, Seattle. 860 Miss Myrnn. employe nt Mnnn's Btore, moved tlio first of this week from Jior former placo of resi dence to the .Knds home on South Holly.- . i lingular mid-week dance, Wal ker's tonight. -, 302 ' Hp until the vain of Inst week, fall wheat ivua beginning to turn a little yellow and tailing to grow ns fast as Jt should, nceordlng to Martin Wltlo. who was In Medford today from the Central Point dis trict. However, the wheat Is now reported to ho growing rapidly, taktng advantage of tho newly ac quired moisture. Highest grado Utah coal, any sliti, nny-whcr, any amount. -Hansen Conl Co. Phone 239. tf Jnnluded nmong the .Oregonlnns registered nt local hotels, other than those from Portland, nrp J. W.: DeSousa. H. T. .Ilalmes and J. Ci Sliorninn of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jlorhort Armstrong of North lleud, A. II. Ferguson, !. A. Ienn of Kosoluirg. H. A. Crnxton or As toria, A. A. Williams of Dallas, nnd tho following from Kugene: c. F. , Schmoor. Hal Cloodnle, Ku Hariusf nnd J. M. Itennle. St. J'ntrlok's old-time dunce. Sal. - nl Nat.. Dynge Uros. R r. ti John A. Perl is unions the Med ford basketball fans on routu to attend tho state touraineut. anil from Kalom will go on to Portland for n visit. liegular mid-week dance, Wal ker's tonight. srt2 r 1 Don't juBt gay a loaf of bread; ask for FLUH REE'B MILK BREAD. It will assure you of the best the market affords. I For the second lime In two weeks i the aehool saving. system last week In the Central Point schools was j reported to he a 100 per cent suc cess by H. P. Jewett, superlntcrJ , ont. Interests the savings sys j tern, he said. Is high among the I students and sl tidy sum was de posited last week. Central Point has the only school outside of Med. ford nnd Ashland participating in the system. Got . those fenders and auto ! ,Pn nlKhtenel at nrlll'a Sheet I ,etn' rl' PP" J-wl Super ; Service Station.. 1h" ' Ine uauBmerH or ctorana win and snags worked back. Hand! craft Shop. 216tf Five messenger boys of the West ern Union at Eugene went on strike when the payroll checks fall- i oa to arrive from Kan Francisco on i Johnson's Market, Gilt and Crane mi. l'none vi. 30311 Kmll r.rophy arc 1 tills week secur- Mr. and Mrs. In San Francisco this week ing spring and summer stock for the jewelry store. They expect to return to Medford the first of next week. "Dinner." Lutheran church. 4th nnd Oakdnle, ,5:30-7, Wednesday, .March lSlh. Adults 30c, children 2!ic. 3.-, 2 The Von dor Hellen nuniTy at !old Hill opened again a week ago and a -crew of men nre busy get ting out ballast rock for tho South ern Pacific. The length of tlie present run is Indefinite, says tho Gold Hill News. - tiegulnr mid-week dance. Wal ker's tonight. 302 Eight ut of the state cars reg istered Jiero yesterday with the lo cal state auto traffic bureau. Fresh shipments of smelt arriv ing dally. Free delivery any plaoe In city. Johnson's Market. Phone 97. . ' 888tf Although snow was falling Jg Medford yesterday -forenoon, only a few flakes fell Jn the Applogato aeetlon, according to 'Ungene Alec, in Medford today from his ranch iu that district. He reported the majority of tho ranches have plnnt d uinny of their erons. with wheat well above the ground. I Hot, clean coat Tel. 631. Med- ford Fuel Co. 34tf Bounty wnrrants wero Issued at tho county clerk's office today to. J. 11. McCollister of like Creek for two coyotes: to C K. Smith of Medford. two bobcats; M. llanlcy. Jr., of Lake Creek. One coyote nnd one bobcat. Hodgen Brewster Wisconsin milk olilck starting mash: makes those chicks grow. Mutual Mill & 4-Hned Co. ass mong Cnllfornlnns registered at Medford hotels nro Mrs. S. T. Ja cobs, jiirs. Paula James. Julia Tucker and V. Derey of llcillywood. Ml', nnd .Mrs. O.-V. Wl(jlrnml of I l.os Angeles' and' MleviV-' ifopklns.'f .uax imrniann and It. Crenshaw of San Francisco. . Factory bloclts, ft) lond. Tel. 031. Medford Fuel Co. 324tf Building permits were Issued by the city today to George Dundas to repair a dwelling on Cellar street nt a cost of J200 nid to Dr. It. V. inncy 10 repnir a dwelling on lorence street nt a cos lof SHOO. Money to loan on Improved city properly, Interest. Credit for monthly payments. Funds Imme diately nvnllahlc for any size lonn. I nlon Hnvlngs and Loan Associa tion Agency, Cor. Main nnd Front, upstairs. 352 J. K. Verdln has exchanged 40 acres on the Applegato river, the tract being known as the Coppoch pluoo. to A. 1J. KUnk of Hugetie, for 1 00 iicres near Itend. H, A. 1-llgglns excmiged residence prop erly In Klnmiith Falls lo Mr. Kllnk for .Mnrslifleld - properly. Verdln and lllgiilus were the local agents for tho transfer of property on K street, this city, 100 ncros of tlm- hor land on the Applegnte and other Oriints Pnwi property owned by Henry Litko to .Mr. Stewart, of Walla Walla, Wash., for 040 acres of whent lands noar that city. Mr. Htowart will come here Ihls month to make his home nnd Mr. Lltke will go to Washington to look after his tarm thcro. tirnnts Pass Courier. Dr. K rerun will be In his office Thursday morning. 3r.2 . A marriage license was Issued at Ihe county clerk's oflce yesterday lo Hubert Davis, 24. of Wend anil Viola Dobbin, 20. of Portland. Dry fir slabs, (0 load. Tel. 831. Medford Fuel Co. 3S4tfr The .snow and rainfall for the C4 .hiiiirs ending at S u. m. today, auimtnied to ,0il of nn Inch of pre cipitation. Today was ulternntely fair nnd nloudy, nnd fair weather and nut much oltaugo In tempera ture Is tho forecast for tomorrow. Remember Hie P.vllllnn Ulsters' card party Thursday evening, Mar. 14th, Kiilglits of Pythias hall. 3r.2 Mr. nnd Mm. John C. Mann loft yesterday for the tournament nt Salem. They expect to visit friends In the north during their stay, and will return by motor. Money loaned on furniture, nutos, etc. Also fi0.000 to make straight loans on Improved city property, ft Interest, quarterly, nothing mors. Thomas Realty Company. oorner Main and Front, upstnlrs. 368 Seed potatoes, early varieties. Mjtual Mill & Seed Co. 853 Suocuniblng -to tho demands of students. Arden X. PnnKhorn of Portland, editor of the Oregon Dally I T-.merald, has announced that the ' editorial would be reinstated ns a ! regular department of tho news 1 paper. A short time ago ho set loose much criticism when lie an nounced that the Kmernld would no longer print editorials. From every part of the state came word i that newspaper editors disapproved his derision. A vole by students favoreii Inclusion of edtarlnls. Need a spare? Used balloon tires nnd tubes for sale cheap. Jennings Tiro Co,, 127 N. Riverside. 81. Patrick's taHeys. plson oarda ond party decorations at Swem's lot WEP'FOftn irKTG Mr.0nd Mrs. Max Hawks, young I Ashland couple married yesterday, wero among the first newlyweds this month to occupy the bridal .mite o ftho Hotel Jackson, and on their honeymoon will spend tonight at the Del Rogue hotel in Grams Pass, under the same management as the local hotel. Molasses In drums to mnke that hay more palatable. Mutual Will & Seed Co. jgj Guesls from Portland registered at Medford hotels Include Louis It. Centre L. A. Hlrseh, tfreA.M Tfco, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Warrens, H. u. uacinis, c. D. McColm, A. C.i ieksner, K. o. Williams, It. Hay- don, M. I Coturri. Bay Wilson, It. X. Mitchell and William Wright. For sale, full lino Ilosalla uni forms, house dresses nnd smocks. ! i'-xctusivo neency. Call 964-X. and j cnl1 an,i take 5'"r measure, ' &53 i Harold Blgelow, clerk in the - LT. S. railway mail service who icompleted a run south as far as! uisnnuia on .uonany nlgnt, visiwm illative, here yesterday and last nl'nt' ani departed from tho city "way to take another run. Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumbor Co. '- 237tf Mrs. Clara 13. Ferguson of Sa lem. Is a guest pf her sen, K. C. Ferguson and family. Mrs. Fer .guson. has been an employe-of the Oregon legislature every session for 80 years and is well versed in legislative procedure. Need, a spare? Used balloon tires and tubes for sale ' cheap. Jennings Tiro Co., a 27 X. Riverside. 363 - Included among- the applicants for temporary auto licenses issued ut the sheriff's office -this fore noon were Mrs. W. C. Janes and Paul Neweomb of Medford and W. A. Shutt of Eagle Point. Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion- Shop, " 424 Medford J31dg. Phone 1181. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. R B. Swcotu'y left yesterday on a motor trip to southern California to spend a vacation of two weeks. St. Patrick's old-tlmo dance nt Nat. Sat. Dyngo Bros. 3 The Something Different enfo ul Asiuanu nos Deen reopened for "" uner oeing ciosea lor '" p"sl lwo montns, aitnng wntcn n wns.remouetea and dooo- ra"'a- ueoigo i,. Jvent manages 110 oareterJa, which also special- l-hlneso and Italian .dishes. Dry plno slabs, 5 load. Tel. 631. . Medford Fuel Co. 324tf Films In at 10 a. m., developed, printed and ready tor delivery by 0:30 p. in., at Swem's. 303 Miss Dorothy Jay and Miss Ki lino Clark left this morning with friends for Salem, . whero thev will attend the basketball tourna ment. Both have triendB at Halem high school. The now Easter cards are now displayed at Swem's. 353 Th filing of dlvorco complaints Is seopiing to become popular at tho county clerk's office whero five have already been filed this week. A complaint was filed to day -by Itiiby Dobson against Clar enco Dobson on grounds of de sertion. Tlie- eottplo was married in Medford August 10. 1927. An other complaint was filed by Polly Barr- against Hnmuel llarr on grounds of - cruel nnd Inhuman treatment. The couplo was mar ried May 9. 1921. St. Patrick's old-time dance at Nnt. Hat. Dyngo Hros.- 3!i7 Let me write your flro Insurance. Carl V. Tengwnld, Hotol Holland. Phono 993. . tf Among hotel guests here from Washington state are Mr. and Mrs. James Allen of Olympln. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Korn nnd Rex Alln- way of Spokane, 10. C. Wilson of Tanoina nnd the following from Seattle: II. K. Atkins, K. K. Davis. V. J. Barron. X. Joynes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zbrlnckcn. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Kdrmann and Grnn,l II. Ilyor. That good oa.il low In ash. Han son Coal Co. Thono 239. tf Factory blacks, $8 load. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. " 324tf There will be nn open meeting on Thursday ovonlng at 8:10 In the Theosophlcal lodge room, 31 North Grape street. The subject -for study will be "The ICno nnd the Person ality." Jlerme t'aton will give an Illustrated talk. Trader Horn, formerly $4, now $1 nt Hwom's. 3M St. Patrick's old-time dance nt Nat. Sat. Dyngo Hros. 357 The V. c. T. will meet Thurs day at 2:30 at the Y. V. :. A. A full attendance is requested. Best Utah con! hot nnd clean. Tel. 031. Medford Funl Co. 324tf Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford Lumbor Co. 8S7tf Special sale of $1.00 box sta tionery now 9o nt Swoin's. 363 Cabbngo plants, strawberry plants, onion sets nnd plants. Mu tual Mill Seed Co. 353 CLARIC Amies A. Clark, a for mer resident of Gold Hill, hut who for tho past vlght months had re sided with his (laughter. Mrs. C. F. Estes, nt Talent, passed away nt her liutne late Tuesday evening st tbo age of 73 years, t months ami 'l days. Ho was boru ill Missouri, August 21, 1855, tho soil of Philip and Uobecca Clark. . In January, 1874, he was married lo Nancy P. Clantnn, who pusseil away In ltio.'l. To this union wero born seven seven children, three of whom sur vive Mrs. C. V. .Kates' of Talent: William if. Clark, Klk City, Ore., nnd W. D. (Murk of Crescetit City, t'til. After the death of his wife Mr. Clark was married again to Mrs. O. K. Zumwnlt, who also survives. but who is critically 111 at the borne of her daughter in Portland. Funeral services will bo conduct ed by 1It. Hurliuts of the Church in inrit. nssisien ny rrnnK vnil-i oers. nervicei will Do Hold at the Conger chapol it 1:.10 p. m. Thurs day. . Interment In Phoenix ceme- Obituary TRTBTnm, Kn?Dl?OKD,: Wife Of Farm Chief Being Hottest to official digni. laries is not new to Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde of Trenton, Mo., wife of the secretary of agriculture. Her husband was a Missouri governor. Wednesday. March J 3 Medford and vicinity' 1-air to night and Thursday. Not much change In temperature. . Oregon: Fnlr east, and unsettled west portion tonight and Thurs day; probably rains on north coast. Heavy frosts east portion tonight 7 .avTxH I M j Daily Meteorological Report y ' . r o. Local Data ' g f IS ' v - t . Temperature, (degrees)- 50 39 Highest (last 12 hours) CO 00 Lowest (Inst 12 hours) SO :i!i Rel. humidity (per nt.) 50 K4 Precipitation (Inches), .'.lit; T. State of .weather P. Oily. Cloudy ' Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 192K. 8.42 Inches. Sunset touay, o:iu p. i. Sunrise Thursday. 11:24 n. m. Sunset Thursday. (1:10 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120th Meridian Time . 5 8 s 3 3 - a 2 5 citt ;;-fs? 1 1 jg i Halter Oily 3t; 28' Clear Bismarck 34 32 Rain llolso 42'-. 32 Clear Denver 34 22 Cloudy Dee Moines 54 4 0 Cloudy Fresno 5S 4 2 eloiuly Helena 32 211 . Cloudy Los Angelts .... no 4 S0Jcinr 'Mftraltirjeld ;... Ml Iluis.f cloudy Phoenix 04 ' 40 -: ' Clear Portland 52 12 Cloudy Hod Bluff 4l) 30 Cliar lloschurg 4S 40, Rain Salt Luke Olty. 8 4 2S" Snow Sun Francisco..: 04. 40; Clear Santa Fo IIS 2 2 Cloudy Seattle 54 40 Cloudy Spokane 40 32 Clear Walla Wall: 4s ;Ki clear - Winnipeg .., 32 Rain L. W. DICK. Muttorologlst. Watklns Products. 1 am tho duly authm-nicd dealer and agent of the Watklns products in Jackson county, except Ashland and Medford. Hoy I. Onntleld, Phono 790-W, Medford, Star route. 306 1 lingular Comma nlr-ntion of Kennies chapter, Wed-; nesdny evening, ofricla! visit of grand officers. Members are t-nounsted to bring receipts. Visiting memhers welcome. HATTII-r M. ALDEN, 301 secy. Clean rags wanted at tho Mall Tribune office t tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Heifer from fl-gallon now, to freshen sunn; also 540 ngg inciihjitni-, cheap. : W. H. Nllttor. 1 nillo west of Agate -school. 35.1 W. R. (l.-VVI.ORD, Attorney -at Law. Notary Public. 123 Knsl Main Street. ,).s FUR SAL)' One portable phono , graph, Just like new. cheap. Jen nings Loan office, 5 So. Front. 35K A RANCH BARGAIN 160 acres adjoining town of Trail: fair B loom house, 2 bains, lots of fenulng, 15 acres cultivated, lots of wood. Total price Si. soi); . 55(10 cash and balance $200 a year at lif. A Wonderful Home Buy 0 rooms.- mouei-n, 2 lots on Pa cific highway in Central Point. 1 block off Main street : good range Included. Huv this for I.O0O. ami pay only 8150 down, and balance ;o a month. D. K. ! Millard Co.. 419, Hast Main. 354 ton SAI.r. Ttirki'y fiirm. iut north ot CtMltrul Point; Rood 1'n.vlnB himliiL'iw. now liulldins. I'-cB 5.r.oo. Win tnke house and' lot In or nonr Mori ford na rmrt payment. H. M. Huah nt II c d ( o i- d KIOL'trlu or Conlral 1'olnt, It. 1. af.c tOK ItEN'T-Ono room; llajlit. wnt. r furnWhpd, $10. si; Hummlt. f'Mt KKN'T Furnlshod S-ronm ant. with unnim-. r,jo s. Kir. : l'hono lain. 3,-,4 Kim UKN't .Modern rurnlKhed iti.. uBiii. wnii'r. ciu-uiru- ron- .-onalilo. 1J4 l.liH-oln. LOST -tlray ovorooitt. Tel. r.33-J-S. sr.s Ptn S.V1.1C Orav u old. wvlKltl I.Ii'iO. ddiiiK. fl yeara Til. f.39-.l-S. jr.: KOH tlKXT Modern furnished Biwrlinem with mi nee. sirs 8, Ooktlalo Ave. 3 TOK KENT Now r.-roorn houfe, modern. ?J r.ii per month. Tel. 580 or see Walter .1. .Mundy. 3.'t OT?EOQy, TYEDyESDAY, OUTLINES POLICY ON aOWER CONSEI - I A KJicy for nicking flowers and ; I gathering plants, seeds and tree 4 saplings within the national forests t lias been adopted by the forest e:'- :vlce in an efrort to preserve the! i scenic beautleB of areas much fro- i n.,.A,i i... . 1. n un ... 1 : 1 .HUU,CU mo puuuu unu Have cer- Uain rare species from extinction. I Hugh B. Rankin, supervisor of ! Crater National forest, statctt today .-iiiui mis poncy wiu be ofrectlve ini1'1"- nignwny at ine soui.n , : the" Crutcr National forest this year ! "ne of tlle property where the; :in the following ways: (National guard held their encamp-1 I The picking of flowers and nluek- ;mnt two years ago. Turn to the lng of foliage, or the gathering of j,oCt nt the siB" board nnd follow plants, shrubs or tree seedlings I Ihe s'Rns to Hie proposed site, 2.7' will not be permitted unnn iioniu. i miles from Medford. jnated areas whlcJi are heavily used by carajiers. such ns Union Creek. iihe o ine vvoods and Kooky ;l,le owen-tregon Iumner corn Point, Pelican May. not within lOdany railroad. See signboard and; yards of the Crater Lake highway follow the Blddle rood to tho pro-; within the forest. These areas Inosod location 1.7 miles from the! will be posted with "So Picking" signs. Kxcept for scientific purposes, and then only by special permit, the gathering of the following plants Is prohiolied: Milium ttnciudlns ail tne lilies); ladies' slipper, black ;rooi, rock primrose, fetid adder's I tongue, red clinlonia, saxifrage. California fucia, pitcher plant, fire - cracker ilower, brook trllllum, weeping spruce and McNabb cy- press. Special permit must be oh tamed -by scientific collectors for tneso plants. While the forest service places no restriction on other than that shown above for gathering plants and tree seedlings tinder two foet In height, for personal use, it docs require that permits he obtained for the gathering of plants and I shrubs for commercial propagation or for sale. Gathering of tree seed for commercial purposes Is also al lowed only under permit to bo is sued by thflsBunei-vlsor. The gathering of -mushrooms, huckleberries nnd other edible ber ries is allowed without restriction for either commercial or personal use. Tho laws of the state of Oregon prohibit the exportation from the state, or sale for exportation, of certain species of lilies, and other rare plants, or the gathering of these rare plants aloug the high-1 ways or on the public lands of the state, or upon the land of any other person without the written permis sion of the owner. In purchasing native plants and shrubs It is well to buy from a regular licensed dealer, or to dc teimino that this law is being ad hered to. the forest service nays. Supervisor Rankin points out that to be successful the trans planting of native plants, shrubs or troo saplings should bo done In mid summer, or later, when growth is dormant, or nearly so. They should not bo pulled, but dug with the roots and some soil and. .protected from drying out while in transit. Hoots should he wrapped in pa per or -burlap, or boxed and moist ened, while the tops and foliage should 1)0 protoclod by paper or canvas from the drying out effect of the wind nn the foliage. PLAN PROGRAM Tho rxe(mtivi council of the riu.sino.sH utid Professional' Vnm on's Hub mot at the homn of Mrs. Clui'Midle Kill It. prt'Hiih'nt of tho organlzntinn, Inst night for tho luit'potm of outlining tho spring program. A committee wu.h appointed to Investigate tho matter of oarly clos iilg among the stores nnd shops of Medford. The April moeling will bo ar ranged at n. banquet scheduled for Tuesday, tho second, ni Hotel Mod ford, ot whh-h time a proRtam in keopInR with both tho Kcmimems and activities of ttprlnR will bo Riven full play. Mbw J-ioona Mn ra ters, siiporvlsor of nnisln nt tho Soulhei-n Qroffon Normal, will talk on "Music," Mrs. K. WlllhimH on "Klowerw" nnd Mrs. Ethel Wll- lits on "tUrdx." Tito Oakland, Ore., school honril Ima riMmKUKml tlio pretient Matt of inulicrH for tho .enmiiiK miltunl your, anil rulKod their salurlos, rnnKlniT from to S1!. "r 'r4"'rt'r'l"l-H-4'1' Elks' St. Patrick's DANCE Friday March 15 For Elks and Their Friends Provost's Orchestra Th Original Pep Peddler. ELKS' TEMPLE Come and Make Whoopee! MARCH 13, 1929. L MARK WAY TO AIR PORT The two routes to the proposed I airport alons the Diddle rood ann ,un , umntr com - r"ln' ''ni'road. will be marked with silrn hnnrrlu iOn nmnpn... u:lIll. li0ucri kuiii lumny, -Mr. iinu lover'body in .Medford Is requested Mrs. C. A. Knight. P. B. Harrison, i' u"v0 0"t V1CW ' location, j Emft Mohr and Charles English. rrfUUUCtU rAtri E D 1" no nt 11,0 ""e leaves thoMlis Anita Mnhr underwent anlTHE SANITARY WAV i ThP other route loaves the Ta- : clfic highway, just after crossing ! ; highway. j Tho field will lie marked on the I c o r n e r s by white "flags, . so it jenn -be easily located. It is almost a mile .long and a half mile wide, j e o m p r 1 s e s 2S0 ucres, will cost! S2H.500. The report that thcro Is II 140 acres In the tract that cost, 825. 000 Is erroneous, llovernmeni : ' and air port officials have pro- i nounced the. location Ideal and sav .Medford, If It puts In the new port, ! jwill be n "key" city on airways. ! ' ; Albert Clotoehpn and Ted Smith. Easlo Politt. reftideniH aocusod of the pOrfscKfllun of a moonshine Mill, wore ncciuittod yesterday aftornoo'n on a scoikI ballot, following a trial begun Monday forenoon. Ciootehen and Smith worn arrested last year and their crises are hold-over. from the last administration. L'pon tbo completion of the still trial, the civil action of Carl no..u.i itKainst Rankin Ksies for the sum ol- ?4 14 wjiroh, was begun. Unwell claim- . od he had worked for Estes in : bid front street card room and soft drink parlor nnd received no pay-: mcnt fur his services. The defon.se ! maintained Howell, had no jtt.it j claim to present. ' j The circuit court will be in ses- , Kiou her on mil the second Mon day of April, taking up a long list of cases, after which eourt will 1 be held in ti rants Pass, tin the' average one case, a day will come to trial on the present term. NewShaving r4- i'KRISS KROSS iS tMTt tf yvml. 1 gtt 'k tticktit 365 !""' ,co01 h l: ht KRISS-KKOSS is doinc lo! Amencaa shavfera. Strops like I nmstr barbor. Gives keenest erfm steel e.n talra w i -. i. of my KtISS-KROSS,!givytPREE if, . tn, .n..Twioi naw j.ay rosor. See irfthout oMInthm. Drop ma a pul or tela, -liona lor a free damonatration today! Local sales representative O. P, ARMES, phone 314-Y, route 2, box 30, 2 miles north on Pacific high way, Medford. These Drug Stores Are Open Nights ThisWeek Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy t.?.' EAGLE POINT MEN : 3 ;W W FREEOPFCHARGEin Jfj; i MHMnnnMtvcM i II ujjwi jDJun r, XiirtJJDiJx o iTra IWT I W ' SENSATIONAL STORY , jCllS J "Companionate Marriage" ' i . r tit v MR. AND MRS. HEATH After r)aini;iiu lilt rwst . touv iinonthp in Los AnROlcs. Mr. and I M rH. Fred U Heath returned to jtheir Medford home Tuesday. They 1 l",th wrve that the lloguo River I - "cy l""ofraul0 to California.; ; especially at this time of year. i j i)urng i heir stay in I.os Angeles 1 the Heaths had several visits with I ........ ...... .... .1 : Tomorrow! ! KIDDIES 10c ANY TIME 'jj 1 A THRILLING TALE OP ?J A GIRL WHO LOVED A " "'SURE THING" GAM- K CJ H h ir TONTnHT last h j si 11 "mc8 -,,mta 'II I I TTTT- n -n TiTTY T 1 Txmoww t jit. I Judge for Yourself When Is a Gas Stove Not a Gas Range? ,ji Don't Buy Any Stove on Promises . ' Before you decide investigate the Spark Lidtop Gas Range with the Patented built-in Griddle Your own judgment will tell you of the advan tages of this extra rooking top you offered on the Spark liange. Xow being demonstrated in our sales room tlie remainder of the week. Ou WaUtCei Cock Southern Oregon Gas Corporation K I. Daey, General Manager j 209 W. Main St. Medford Phone 52? "INSTANT HEAT" ioperation for appendlciis at Hr.l lywood -ioHi.itul a week ago, M( iHnth sniri today. j Phone 0 ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM oACTiiCDiTcn c s ct? nif.. "7i"" s"rtPURE The Special Offer of this AYest. Bend waterless cooker with your SPARK RANGE closes with this demonstration.