Medford mail tribune., April 01, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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Today, the first of April, caused
Citizens of All ne to carefully
watch their steps lest the' fall vic
, tims to April fool pranks. Never
theless, many of them "fell" for
laughable pranks.
Don't forcret the airport bond
election tomorrow and surely keep
fn mind Hint at. 5:30 will be served ,
another or those much heralded
chicken dinners nt ) iho ,Jhoenix
Proabytcrlan chureh In connection
with the ladies' annuaj Hauler ba
staar ot protty things. .,' 10
Tho Oregon Stapes, Inc., hat an
nounced a chntiKO in schedule of
cars operatlns between this city and
Klamath Falls. Cars which for
merly h-ft thiH city at 8:20 a. in.
now will leave at J:5& a. - T,It
last evening car, which formerly
left at 8:2i p. m now leaves at
8l20 p., m. - ' ;.; . ' !
Heat your orchard with kindling,
blocks unci slabs. Tel. 031, Med
f,ord Fuel Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Mulr of C.rlf
fin creek received the pad news of
the death of their laui;hter-in-law,
Mcs..,Fannio Mulr, at Cove, Ore..
March 29. She 1h survived by her
hushand, Henry Mulr, and two
small children.
Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po
tatoes, 300 lbs. for $1.20; fiO lbs.
75c. Delivered any place In city.
Johnson's Market, 6th and Grape
HL Phone 07. 309lf
, Guests from a distance registered
at Medford hotels Include Dr. and
Mrs. Harvey Sutton of Sydney, Aus
tralia, F. M. Kyi of New York City,
R Wehner of Chlcairo. Mr. and Mrs.
f W. Lind of Kallspel, Mnnt., Mrs.
F. M. ScoU and party of Detroit."
Mich., and Mrs. Charles Jeffrey of!
Kenosha, Wis. I
Jtrlng your invalids and old peo
ple to the Ashland Convalescent
and Rest Homo. . . . . 3U
. IL 10. lluhcr forfeited a cash ball
of $10 when he fulled to appear In
tho, police court today for trial,
following his nrif hL Saturday night
by Officer Hloneker on an Intoxica
tion charge.
Alpha chapter No. 1, e"j. K. ,S. of
Ashland, will bo hostess to Aderel
chapter No. 3. Jacksonville, and
J.!eair,PH chapter No. f!'l, Med ford,
in the Manonlc temple, Ashland,
tomorrow ut 8 p. m. Hess Settters,
worthy grand matron of Oregon,
will make her official visit at this
time. Dinner will be served to of
ficers and members and visiting
members at tho I.Uhlu Springs ho
tel nt ti:30 p. mi.
Jlnso mending runners removed,
and snugs worked hack. Handi
craft Shop- 2 1 fit f
' V. V. King left yesterday for
Corvallls, following 4ovend iliiys
In Medfiird, vlHlihig his wife, Lyda
King, who Is confined to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Wood of the
Prospect district spent Hnster Bun-;
day in Medford.
Heut your orchard with kindling,
blocks nnd slabs. Tel. 631, Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
Morn signs of spring find Indica
tions that summer weather Is n l
far away were seen yesterday at
the Jackson IMt Hphlngs swimming
pool, where severn) Medford nnd
Ann land boys nnd girls were swrm
ming In the afternoon. They re
ported sin'ces-nf u swims, with I he
only disagreeable feature being In
emerging from the water Into the
col nir.
Old-time dance-nt Nat Country
Store, Thursday nnd Saturday. 10
Demurrers wero filed today in
two divorce cases In circuit court,
nffectlng the divorce action of Ada
Taylor against Ivan Taylor and
PJ, A. Marsh against Mabel Marsh.
K.ich demurrer claimed there were
not sufficient facts to constitute
n case.
Dry pine slabs, $5 load. Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co. 32-ltf
Removal of the genera) offices
of the fining Air Transport com
pany. Inc., from San Franelneo to
Salt hake City, I'tuh, will be car
ried out shortly, company officials
hnvo announced.
Hent your orchard with kindling,
blocks nnd slabs. Tot. 031, Metl
fvrd Fuel oo. tf
Among the Cnllfornians rogister
ed nt Medford hnte are II. 11.
Moore, Forrest R. Mowre and Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Kenyan of l.os An
geles, A, F. Tomllnsnn of Long
Heach mid A. V. Olson of San
Francisco.
Hot, clean coal. Tel. (131, Med
ford Fuel Co. SLMtf
Jack Macleay of Portland was a
locnl business visitor here today
nnd will remain over tonight to nl-
Cend tho Legion Itevue nt the Cra-
terian.
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Let's keep
Medford
in the lead.
Vote for the Airport
Bonds tomorrow.
HlRh nchool tudentii In Oregon.
Waxhlneton and Idaho are offrrrd I
cash prizes worth $100 for the bent
essays on "What Constmiles a tioou
College." Three prominent nnd
qualified state, officials have been
chosen to award the prizes. They
are Charles A. Howard, state super,
inteudent of public instruction; II.
J. llean. Justice of the state su
preme court, and Mrs. Virginia C.
Itacon, state librarian and an au
thority on education. Dr. Carl
Gregg Doney, president of William
ette university, announces that the
first prize will be $60, the second
$25, the third 1'. nd the fourth
$10. The essay should not be more
than 1 .100 word. Tlie ).iper houll i from tho proxpect dlalrlct to upend
ho uiilimihoil ti Dr. Ilrinf. M:iv!the (lav.
10 mill (i cleclnlon will be nlveii hy
the lioard of award on May IS. !
Presh ahlpmenl of smelt nrrlv-
Inn- dally. Freo delivery any plaeo1 !
In city. Johnson's Market. Phono
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338tf
Olenn I'nrker was among the
Klamath Falls residents who spent
Sunday in Medford. 1
I'hoenix Ladies' Aid will give a
bazaar and chicken supper Tues
day evening, April 'A, 5:30. ' . 10,j
The ir-.siinnce of do llcenwes at
the county clerk's office Im heeom-if?
ln more rusl.1... .. ur. until lhl
forenoon 159 hal been IsMiied. The
rush is expected to be on in earnest
in another week, as the lime "f
grace expires April 15, after which
a penally, of two dollars will be
assessed each dog owner who hn.s
not applied for a license. .
-.Huckcr'H Taxi. Phone 68.. Rnles
3c. Prompt service. jtf
A building permit was Issued by
the cliy today to Nick Young lo
repair a dwelling on North Itiver-
Hest Ktnh nnnl Itot nnH ntnnn
Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co, 324tf
A motor trip from New Vork
City is a pleasure and can be niuilo
on good roads the entire length
of the trip, with the exception of
a few bad stretches in Arkansas,
according to Oru Spoucer of Ken-
more, N. ., who recently arrived
on the Pacific coast. Mr. Spencer
ha. made several transcontinental .
trips, and said this forenoon the
Journey can h easily made In 1 f. j
days. j
If you aro registered, whether,
you aro a taxpayer or not, you
can vote on the airport bonds Tues
day, April 2nd. 10
, Nineteen out of ihe stale cars
registered hero .Saturday with tho
local state nulo traffic bureau.
Don't forget bazaar and chicken
stipper at Phoenix Presbyterian
church, April 2nd, .1:30. 10
There was one fatality due to in
dustrial accidents in Oregon dur
ing the week ending .March 2K, ne
cording to a report prepared by
the slate Industrial accident enm
nilwdnn. There were 7 tit accidents
reported lo the commission during
tho week.
Kveryone who can Is aked to
furnish a car Tuesday, April 2ml,
from I to S p. m,, to be used, In
the airport election. Telephone (13,
the Chamber of Commerce, If you
havo n car. 10
; Tp Oscar Dunford of the sher
iff's officii goes thc-honor of being
the champion Master egg hunter in
the county, along with Mrs. Jler
neiee Jennings. They were award
ed first prize In an egW hunting
corneal which was u feature of the
jJa(nkpon- Hot Springs'- dumie lai'
Kuttirdny nlht. Knch Vas award
led an appruprlate prize for their
j effort In lnratlng Ihe egs. hidden
in various aims of the large
vl I ion.
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Let me wrile your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phono 0i3. -tf
A marriage llconne was Isuiod at
ihe enuniy clerk's office today to
Arthur Manning "or Krcsnn, Cul.,
31, and Kleanore MotitKemcry of
Kresno, 20.
Cpholsterlng Call Jacksonville
A headlight raid conducing by
truffle, officers nf (he valley was
ended last night by rain after a
number of motorists had been
Mopped. Seven wero instructed to
have their lights ndju.sled and to
report Inter to Ihe justice of (he
peace. Lieutenant O. O. Nichols.
Herbert Moore and Hubert lloxie
were the officers conducting the
raid. (Irants PasH Corn ier.
Kir limber land wanted. Must
be cheap. Valley Kuel Co. ' 13
A vltdlor in (his city yesterday
from (fold Hill was Tony Me
Crurcy. Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts, Thomas
Henlly Co., Hm. 12, Palm Ulk., cor.
Main and I'ront, upstairs. 32
A Innocent looking purse on
North l-'ront street in front of Will
11. WNon's store was (ho dowu
fnll today of many pedes(rlupM who
"fell" for an April fnol Joke. The
purse had all appearances of hav
ing been lost, hut when the pros
pective finder attempted lo pt.-l; ,i
up, he found that It had been
nulled to (he sldewulk. All who
attempted tit plc It up biuried
away from the scene hastily.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
The Oregon state board for the
examination and reglsii ution of
nurses will hold an exumlmition of
applicants for reglsiratiou In Ore
gon. April 2ft ami 2H, at Cathedral
hall. Portland, No applications
will be received after April U. Knr
further Information write to dace
L. Taylor, secretary. 44S Center
street, Salem, Ore,
Window glass, all sUes; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Orlgsby nnd
daughter and Harvey OriKid,y of
Ashland spent Hauler Sunday with
relatives lu Mcdfoid,
Factory blocks, Jfl load. Tel. 631.
Medford Kuel Co. 324tf
Temporary auto licenses were
Issued nt the sheriffs office this
forenoon to the Davis Transfer
company. Hoy Modrell, Owen C.
Pratt and the Sanderson Motor
company of Medford. Clara sun
ders of Ashland and W. W. Came-1
ron of Jacksonville.
Any registered vover can and
should voto on airport bonds April
2nd. ,
i ne iirst nouniy warrant to hnvulday by Federal JikIkv llean,
been Issued ut the county clerk?!
office for nearly
week was Is-
sued today to 11.
A. Anderson of
l'lnehurst for tho klllins of two
bobcats.
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 2U7tf
In addition to the building of
a nt iv stairway entrance, the
Hotel JackBon lobby la being fur
ther remodeled in the construe
Hon of a partition between the
main lobby and that section which
has been used as a stage waiting
ropm and soft drink parlor. A
door will now connect the stage
office with the hotel and windows1
will be made for the sale of
stage tickets,
Get those tenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Servico Station. Phone 418. tf
Sir. and Mrs. W. T. Grlevo ar
rived in the city this morning
urewimnKlne nnu remoaellns i
'"o 1'anhion Shop, 424 Medro
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, I'Klffled among the Orogonlan.
'Bl"t',e "' hotels aro C
Craves of Salem, W. J. Williams,
T. IS- WeWtbrook nnd il. O. Smith
of ugepe, Frank Klllng of Hose
hurg, and tho following from
Portland: J. W. Wolford, J. T.
Jones, J. E. McCill, .1. H. pitman.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Lliitnor, Alon-
Mftr;'0. ''-A- UUInfloW. A. U
La,n-K,e- K'k'n. . L. H. Hnnwley.
K. Samson, Stella Turner.
: That good conl--low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 23y. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Husscll Webber
of Tranquility, Cal., who were
married In .Medford last Saturday,
spent the week-end in the city
and left this forenoon hy motor
for their home. The bride was
formerly Jaura Dal tun of Men
dota, Calif. .., . . . ,
Highest grade Utah coal, any
size, anywhere, any amount. Ilnn
.sen Coal Co. Phone 239.
A second shipment, of an order
for 87 Tillamook calves was re
ceived at Lake view, Ore., last
weok, and 1 7 calveij found new
homes In Lake and Modoc coun
ties. The order for 8" Tillamook
calves is believed to he the largest
single order ever placed for these
unltnulu lv m.lr fMurnn r-fililliu All
0f lnc calves are from cows with
r,,r0i-ds of more than 300 pounds
uf fitter fat yearly, and are
Kimrunleml' free from dlseiuse and
non-react ing to tuberculin tests.
cbeap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 237tf
A bookkeepers' license was is
sued at tho county clerk's office
today, to Jester I la ml I tori of the
Tahlo Illicit district.
That good coallow In ash. Han
sen Coal Ho. Phone 23!t. tfV
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Holse,
Idaho, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Wakefield Kaster Sunday.-
The -Nelsons went to Cali
fornia from lne ami expec! to'
return to Medford within a few
weeks in view of locating perma
nently. Factory blocks, $fi load. Tel. 031.
Medford Fuel Co. 3.Mtf
A grave injustice was done .Mr.
John Wlntcrhiildt-r and Mr. Carl
Hlgalow of tho Cozy Nook and Ie
Voe establishments, respectively,
lit the published account of- their
alleged hike to the lop o Hoxy
Ann last Friday, as It seems that
the f' accidental discharge of the
rifle held by Itialow was not
caused by excitement when a dry
stick snapped in two, as published,
but the panic arose when a toad
stoolblew up unexpectedly. Neither
did tile bullet shatler John's cam
era. It only splintered the lens and
blew out one end not of John, but
of the camera. The local depart
ment of the Mall Tribune gladly
rectifies the complained of errors.
Dry fir slabs, ?0 load. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co, 324tf
The stores will close tomorrow
afttirnoon at 'I o'clock to enable
lhelr; proprietors and employes to
vote at the airport bond election.
old-time dance at Nat Couiury
Store, Thursday and Saturday. HI
Ladies' ami children's halr-ctit-tlng.
Nash Harbor Shop. 34
Indications are tor a "lull house"
at the Craleriaii (heater toniKhi
when the Legion "Whoopee' Itevue"
opens at 8:30 p. m. Quite a num
ber of town people arrived duripK
the day and others are expectod
fr the big show. Althouuh the
advance wile Is said to by a record-
uicuncr ior an amateur prouueuou.
Ma tinner Davis reports a few seats
left for hue. comers, If not loo late.
Tho dress rehearsal Saturday night
gave promise of a big time" per
forata nee.
A boy, hovbh pouiula uml llneo
nutieeH, was horn Fiitluy nt the
Sncrvil lleurl hospitul tu .Mr. uml
Mrs. Karl Yor"'" " l'H'.
A Klrl. eiKlit pounils iul three
ounces, Has horn Sat unlay at the
Saereil Heart hospital lo Mr. ami
Mrs. T. Kaweetl of this oily.'
There was .Hiiiututng laM .nlqht
anil Kiittirilay nlht bt stone' of the
orehni tls ' with the hlliwell anil
U'AnJou pear trees In blossom,
with inlnimuins respectively of 21
nnd S4. No eonimcrclnl damnRe
has been done so far by tho sev
eral frosts, ns only thn Howell and
t)'An.luu trees ore blossoming nt
present, und the ilamnKe to those
varieties only rat'scs from 'J5 to
do per cent In orebnrds where
dtimaKe has been sufft'reil.
It will be at least n week yet
before the other varieties of pears
will have reached the frost dier
period In their development.
SonlciHv MtMiro ThurMloy.
I'OKTl.ANIi, Or.. April I.
Hoy Mttore. reputed UlnR of Ore
non bootlemters.- found millty re
eently of various liquor law viola
tions IncludlnK the operation if n
still In Tillamook and Marlon
counties, will be semen : ritiii.
rt.xm.KTOX, ore., April 1.
M John Thompson, CD, dropped
neuq yesterday from over-exertion
fthllc fiiibtinK n muss f hi
nt his ranch near Itnrnhnrt, If'
miles west of Vrmlloton,
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Births j
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RF1IGI0US DRAMA
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MOSTEFFfCTIVE
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PHOENIX, Ore:, April 1. (Spl.)
Tho Phoenix Prodbytorlan church
wax filled to . overflowing Kunrifiv
nlt-ht ax 400 people Kithereri Q
wiinessefl the I-Jaster drama. "The
nm iiiunwny." a largo nuin-
er ot frlendu from .Modford and
Ashland were present to enjoy with
the local people one of the bef-t
Kaater programs ever given In the
Phoenix church and which would
have hoen a credit to a much larger i
community and church. j
The drama wm very beautifully
presented, each member of the cast
uiitered wholeheartedly Into thej
Spirit of ' It, 'telling to make it j
more interesting and Impressive. !
The stage was very prettily and
tastefully set with trees, shrubbery,
flowers and vines represented the)
uuiuoor scene -on tno first KuiUer
morning. The open tomb at one
side and the cross at the back of
tho stage added ; Ihe finishing
touches to thsnttlng and carried
Ml onlookers back ' to ' the first
inter morning, and tended to
make the story tolij by the players
more realistic and vidid. The dif
ferent colored lights thrown on the
stage at Intervals of the drama add
ed greatly to the' beauty of Oie
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tf'fstago settings nnd the effectiveness
ji wu unwirn. ine music and tne
singfng, under the direction of Alts.
H. W. Frtimrt, added tho final 4i
max to the idr.-na' fn making ft
the success whfuh all pronounced
It to be,
Much credit is due the paslor.
Hev. W. O Johnnon ..each player
and each ono that helped, foj- the
presentation of 'the drama.
FAKE DETECTIVES
PORTLAND, Oro... April l-r-yp)
a m-iociive" bureau that raided
gambling dens and brothels on
Portland's waterfront, extracted
"protection money" and split ihe
proceeds umnnif tho "operatives."
hud been hiulon by tho police
and sheriff here today. Police
headquarters announced that sign
ed confessions had been, made by
K. It. .Martin,' 21,. and Clifford
Hayes, 44. who said they' were
operatives" of tho "wtato de-lee
live bureau." '
The state detective bureau li
unlicensed by the state and has no
oiiu ia status. !
Martin and Hayes said PJ X.
Forsytho, r7, ex-policeman, and
former ship's carpenter, was head
of the bureau. Police, were toa roll
ing for Fiu'.vtho today. '
The cohresfdonM ,of Martin and
Hayes, revealed ..'the operations of
the bureau nnd told of three
'raids' made byf ,th -men during
the 'past ' veok', c; , 4
ANXIETYFELTFOR
SYDNEY. N. 8. W., April I. fl
Conslilorahle nnxicty is felt here
for Cnptaln Charles KiiiRSford
Smith, his pilot, Charles T. t'lm,
ami a crew of two who were re
ported to Iiuvb inailo a forced land
ItiB lofl miles from Wyndhnin, on
tho northwest coast of Australia,
whilB flying from Sydney1 on the
first stuse of n IllRht lo Hnulaml.
Kescue pianos have been sent in
search of the. mission nlrmen, who
are IhoiiKht to be down in n
riiKKed, inhnspltublo country.
Tho first, messages roceived hero
said that llie men wero safe ami
merely were Hwntinn Kasollne to
replenish their' rapidly decreasing
aupply, hut confirmation of tills
waa lucking und tlt exact where
ul)out8 ot themen wan not' known
today. i
MAPS ARE AVAILABLE
A niiip ff Iho Antarctic circle,
peramially nutographed . by C'oni
ninmler It. K- l.yrd.. id beurlng
.viilitftblfl, uvlatloii tlnto; as well us
notnllons on ,ih ' exploratlona of
tl recent expedition, was pre
sented tWj! mmntiig todhe .Medford
lilirary Ilj-Oy H. I'ritllor Port
land, manager of tho Vaciflc de
part nienl Tide Water Oil corpora
Hon, publishers of tho map.
Copies of litis map nre limited In
number, hut a few vS them will
be pluoed(Vth C. K.3l.iles ut the
Gates ftfotoV company, and may he
obtained upon request, according
to Mr. I'runer.
Mr. I'rniM. who was a visiting
Klwanian uT the meeting of this
servico cluh nt noon today. Is one
of the churtur members of the fa
mous I'ortland Hrenkfast elub, and
has arranged to send them a tele,
gram from here in regard to ihe
ojitcnme of the airport bond elec
tion here tomorrow.
WASMINtiTON. April L i
Treasury VTficlala today forecast
a surplus of more than S 1 00.
OftO.OQO nt tin end of. the current
fiscal year, Jmit) upon the
basis of Mirch Uilotuv tax collec
tions. , ,
Beaverton. ConKtruclion of
Grange hall progirsslng rapidly.
LEVY PROTECTION
10 BE- HELD MEDFORD
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Big free tuberculosis clinics will
be held in M,edford and Ashland
nexc Wednesday as ' part of an
early discovery" campaign spon-J
ni'ii-u fty nit; muviiuiuius
association, with tho help of the
Oregon -KLate Medical society, the
state board .of health, and county
me Uc-ul and public health socle
tO. which will be launched in the
state today. Every county health
and school nurse in the stato has
been supplied with educational
material gi pention of tuber
culosis. Dr. Ualph' C. Matson and Dr.
Harold C. Hean. specialists of
Portland will hold jo clinics to
beOpld Wednesday in Medford
and Ashland and they will speak
before tho Jackson County Medi
cal society on Wednesday night.
The seris of freo tuberculosis
clinics will he lld in various
parts of the state by prominent
physicians with special training In
this work, who have volunteered
their service. Wednesday's clin
ics in Jackson county are a part
of this state-wide special cam
paign. . f
Hundreds of local people. . wit
nessed the second . demonstration
of alrjiori lighting and night flying
put on through the courtesy of the
CulifornliL Oregon Power company
and the Sanders Aeronautical
School last night.
The efficiency of modern light
ing equipment for airports was
forcibly impressed on those Who
saw" Ihe demonstration In which
only a BOito watt floodlight was
ummI. Plans for the Illumination
of tho ne w a ir port will proba b i y
call for a L' 0,0 no watt installation
which .shoufd give amide light for
landing the large three-motor ships.
A nu tuber of local people took ad
vantage of the opportunity to see
Medford by air again last evening
and wore well pleased with their
experiences. Tho city shows up
beautifully from the air ami the
street lights and electric signs pre
sent an impressive spectacle. .Main
street -glitters like tae "great while
way" according to those vho made
the trip, It Is anticipated that
sightseeing trips over Medford by
night will be very popular after
the new airport is completed and
Illuminated.
PARK ATTACHES LEAVE
FOR TRIP TO SOUTH
Colonel and Mrs. C. O. Thomson
left by auto this forenoon for Bed
Blufl'. Calif.. from - f ilcM place
the colonel will depart for Vosem
ite national park, taking with hint
A. C. Moen, chief elerk of Crater
National park and l-'red Conner;
field supervisor of accounts of the
national parks system : and M rs.
Thomson will come hack home
with Martin Palmer. Crater park
mechanician who took Messrs.
Moen and Conner to Bed Bluff
yesterday for a short visit at ais
sun National park. Mr. Moen will
viU Yowemite park for a few days
hefore returnliiK home.
Superintendent 1. C. Solinsky of
Crat-.;- National park will remain
here until the last of the week
before point? to Yosemite for a
conference with Horace Albright,
director of the national parks sys
tem, from whlca he will return to
Medford about April 17. This will
he his last trip. back to Yosemite
pa rk .
i.ast minute returns of the air
port election tomorrow will he
broadcast durlnw Copco holm from
1) to 10 p. m., according to II. L.
.Bromley, advertising manager for
the company. In connection with
the returns a "whoopee" program
will he . presented by the Copco
Hyncopators. cpnsisflnfr of popular
so ok and dance bit, it In expected
that many people will tune In on
Copco hour to enjoy this peppy
program and to hear the final re
turns of the airport election.
Stores Close 1 ".lection Day.
The Merchan's Association re
quests that all business houses, of
fices, and business places of iHl
kinds, close their places on Tues
day, rll 2nd, at 4:00 p. ni., so
that all clerks, employes and em
ployers can voto on the bond Issue
for the new airport. O
CLABKNCK MEEKER.
F. E. REDDKN, President.
Secy. Merchants' Association.
10
Eats Only Toast
Nearly Goes Crazy
"Because of stomach trouble 1
ate only toast till It nearly drove
me craxy. Now, thanks to Adler
Ika. 1 cat anything 1 like." Mrs.
C. Anderson.
Even the FIRST spoonful of Ad
lerlka relieves gas on the stomach
and removes astonifhim; amounts
of old waste matter from the ys
tern. Makes you enjoy your meals
and slep belter. No matter what
tu have tried for your stomach
and bowels, Adlerik.i will surprise
you. Heath's lru Store.
MANY WITNESSES
NIGHT AVIATION
BUSINESS MAN
: ' ' i I
Cy H. Pruner, manager of the j
northwest TWdfic department of !
the Tide tVfer Oil Co., was in i
Medford todi y conferring with !
their local salisman, A. It. Tljrn-
ton, nnd looking after husim- In- ;
terc.-Q !
Mr. Pruner Is a Klwanian and j
attended the noon luncheon. He
is also interested in aviation and I
being so highly impressed with the !
air-minded spirit of the people of '
Medford and the desire to put over
the bond issuo morrow, he wired
Mayor Baker today complimenting '
Medford people on Uieir progres- i
slve spirit.
Mayor Baker will reply on the :
Portland Breakfast club hour over J
radio station KOW tomorrow j
morning at 8:15 a. m., addressing f
his talk to Mayor PipeH and the
people of the city. Mayor Baker
knows of the Medford spirit and j
It will pay to listen in tomorrow
morning.
Spring Campaign
Certainrteed Products
The well-known Certain-teed
products that have been advertiwert
In this paper for neveral. yearn,
return for their regular wprlnj;
schedule beginning with today.
The first nil Is for their popu-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED -Cleveland, Kurdson or
small trailer, cheap. Call
23. 12
KOH HUNT Modern 4 -room bun
galow, wl'd for electric range;
. garage; ?''7.5U. Phone lo7.ri. J.
Mr. Buyer, we have a r-room mod
ern home on a corner lot, paved
street; all Improvement paid.
This property is. clear and the
price Is so low we are ashamed
to publish It. if you want an In
vestment see us. Ciood terms.
These are the days when you should
be planting garden. We have a
beautiful I acre, highly improv
ed; splendid home; pressure wat
er, electricity, lots of berries,
fruit, etc. Tills Is the most ldeai
chicken or rabbit proposition, ad
joining Medford. Only $2fyu,
with S50U cash. Would take car
as part.
WAUNOCK St SHMLLKY,
44 N. Biverside. '
44 X. Biverside. Phone 122.
12
FOU KAI.IO Baby hUKuy. Hoipolnt
electric ranwe, heal i ok stove. So
noia phouoh'rah and roiords,
miscellaneous household articles.
Vhone 9fiS-Y,
FOB SALH (HI ItKXT A fl-room
house at Jacksonville: fine aar
den spot, city water, bath, lights
and fine well water, Tel 1DJM-V.
Medford. 11
WANTKD Houulas fir and cedar
poles, all Nixes. Telegraph col
lect prices f.o.b. sliippiiiK point,
quantities can supply ani when
can ship. Spot cash. Neider-nieyer-Martin
iunil)er Co., Bnri
land, Ore. 12
LOHT In Medford March nd or
3rd, antique pendant with chain.
Valuable to owner, for senti
mental reasons. lMnder leave at
this office and claim reward. 11
WANTKD Two used bathtubs.
Cash. Box L, Ashland. 10
FOB HALF. Beirlslered Jersey
bull out of Hold Medal sire and
dum. Leonard J, Ftoeman, Tel.
138, Central Point. 12
HTUAYK1) OB STOLKN White
Llewellen wetter, black ear anil
eye. Beward. K. A. Wcslwood.
Phipps Auto Camp. 12
FOB BKNT 4-room house, par
den spot ready to plant. 5 0 i
X. Biverside. Phone 077-W. I:;
L1C.HT TRAILKB Ford car. 3
pifis. 3 turkeys. G tiers dry wood,
horse cultivator, etc. p.essie
St.. 1 block off Sailing. ' 10
LOHT Octapon white sold Bulova
wrist watch. Kinder please leav
at this office. Upward. 0
WANTKD Position ns eook, camp I
pret erred, immediate employ
ment necesHary. Phone 837-X, 1 ti
SANDKBSON MOTOR CO.
Oakland nnd Pontiac Dealer.
Have nonie real buys In used car.
Our prices are very low and C!.
M. A. C. payment plan.
19' Ford ton truck, stake body.
Box tell, nil iriin.1 i-nhl 1.1,1
spares y.tno 1
Bulek "ti" TourliiK, ready to run,
and a real value at JilTiii t
Iwite Olds Coupe, complotely recon
ditioned, only iino !
192ft Star Touring Jl."o
llnitmobile TouriiiK J7ft
Ford Coupe, license and Rood rub- '
her $;,o i
I H'JJt Pontiac Coach these don't j
last long-.
Ilt:'ti Ksnex Civich. 12
FOB SALE Ciroeery and service
station. located near Rjiwmills and ;
Imx factory. Medford. Priced to I
sell. HI health forces mo to sell. :
an at .miii servl Station
Central and M e. n drews St.
X.
1 6
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week e
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strftg's Drag Store
lar brand of certainteed shingles
that are carried by the Porter
Lumber company and the Woods ;
Lumber company in this city. j
The company advertises: "Hun
dreds of homes are' being modern-
Iced and given longer life th.ough ;
the right choice of Certain-toed i
shingles." ;
These shingles are made hexa- i
gonal, square-butt or long straignc
shapes in divers colors to meet
tho demands of all bulWings.
NEW YOUK. April L (A1) Di
rectors of the Miami Copper com
pany today doubled the dividend
rate by declaring a quarterly divi
der! oof si, placing the stock
on a ?4 annual ba-ls. The dividend
Is payable May 15 to stock of
record May 1. '
Every
Registered
Voter
of Medford, whether a taxpayer or not
CAN VOTE
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