3 TtTO
Iocal ancl
-'Personal
' ywo Ashland couples Were marT
Tied hero by Justice of Die Peace
Taylor yesterday afternoon, one at
hja bffle' and the other aC hit
home. 'Miss Bertha J. Hilton . and
Arthur M. Boyer were first wed
ded, with lira. Lulah M. Boyer and
Wm. Hamilton as witnesses. t Later,
tho ncwlywods 'with the other cou
pie. Miss Ruth Barnett and Hommle
Hylton,- appeared at Judgo Tay
lor's homo, where the lattor wore
marnJed'WiUi .h tormer as. wit.
' nessea.; ? -i i .'
'. Dry fir slabs, It load.' Tol.-fJl,
Medford Fuel-Co. ' - 324tf"
- Ij).' O. Teaguo- of Windsor, Vor
mont, tho eastern Bhoe manufac
turer, who rotlrcd some years ago,
and located In Mcdford and op
erated a, 'Block ranch in tho GnlU
creek section for several years,
after whloh he- went back oast' and
resumed the business from which
ho bad retired, Is In .tile city on
one of his periodical annual -busi
ness.' visits. Mr. Tcnguo mndo
ruany friends' In the city and coun
ty during his rcsldenco hero and
is a member fit tho tcdtQrd filks
lodge.
' Dynge's jpld-tlme danca Tbprs-
day and Saturday at Nat. 81
Frank McFarland of alflm, Paul
Amort of Hood Itlver, L. Stopp of
Oregon City nro among tho Oro
conlans registered at local hotels.
Get your key for' the mystery
trunk, Jackson Springs. Club, hat
urday night. "
Miss Marian Hrlggs,.' Instructor
at tho- Jackson' school,' will' leave
for her homo lir'Hermlston, Oro,
FrldayV in order 'to ;be with- her
father; who is tiitlcally 111. ' 1
. Mealy Klamath Netted 3em po
taoea, 100 lbs. for 1.2i; -B lbs.
7to. Delivered ftny place in city.
Johnson's Market, 6th and Orape
St. Phono 7." ' " 00tf
-Mrs. Maggie ' Riddle of Grants
Pass spent yesterday In tho olty
receiving medical attention.
Beat your orchard with kindling,
blocks and rilabs.' Tel. 631, Mcd
ford Fuol Co. tf
Apricot' crop, 30 per cent:
peaches and cherries, DO -per cent,
and pears and apples undamaged.
Is tho report mado this afternoon
by County-Agent U V. Wilcox,
after making n survey of this dis
trict. Tho Btono fruit crop In Med
ford district is said to bo a total
loier. ' Authentic reports from Cali
fornia place the stone fruit crop
' thore at from 10 to' ID-per cent.
This would menh the Ashland crop
should bo '"real money," Mr. Wil
cox pointed out.' Ashland Tiding)!'.
Dyngo'n old-tlmo "danco Thurs
day and Saturday at Nat. 81
Mrs. Emma Peterson of Yreka
arrived In tho clty yesterday td visit
her wdther, Mrs.-Harry; ;Pplltt for
aovornl' flays, v ' ' " ' '
Got ' those fondora ' and ,'auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Shoot
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 418. tf
City XJectrlolan'lIarry Rinabnr
ger was busy lost night 1'oplaclng
burned-out street lights In the bunl
nsss soetlon of tho cay. ' As the
result of stormy weather, over SO
globes "woro replaced;-' 'However,
in mild woathor, a muoh smaller
number of globes are used In week
ly replacements. ' '
. Factory blocks, 8 load. Tel. 631,
Medford Fuol Co. ! f " -' 324tf
Construction was begun yester-1
day 'on a new dwolllng In the Mcd
ford Heights suction for Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Smith by Joe Gngnon.
who ' announced today tho houso
la planned to be one of the most
modern In Medford and lia(j 'Us
.cost will exoeod 15000. Mrs. Smith
is a daughter of J. T. Davis of the
Davis Transfer, company.
Get your, key for ..the niystory
trunk. 1 Jaoksoa Springs -Club, Sat
urday night. ' ; .', ' SO
Among the California register
ed at local hotout aro A. L. Lewis,
n. C. Biuiw and' Mr. anil Mrs. It.
K. Stansbury of I-os Angeles,- Mrs.
A. K. Fahrnoy and daughters of
Horkcley,. li and Mrs. .- W.
Johnson of' Stockton, Wallace
Meery and Geo, :ts'avo of Holly
wood, "E..M; Wyant of Sacramento
and J.'A.'Hoyle, Shopard ulid
.L. Hoffman of Sun '-Francisco.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medtord Bid. Phono 1181. J3tf
. jIj. V. - Dnjeo. r.eproHcntHtlve of
the Canadian National .railway,
wth hoadquarters In Portland, Is
spondlug 4ho noxt fow Uuya in tho
clly ou biiHlncNS.
Money loaned' to' worthy people
to) pay their honest debts.' Tliotnsa
icr-any co., nm, is, l-aira bik., cor.
Main and Front. 54tf
nf gJ -i-l l'.J..HggWBBag
.... .r (
There i
World of
Difference
- . .- ! f f '..-
in Breads,, g poir'
Tluhrer Bread .the
next time you phone
your grocer and be as
sored of the best the
jaarket affords.
' Henry Fitch, Weal student at tne
University of 'Oregon,- hud son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pitch, 'resid
ing near Medford, made good in
track tryouts at the university last
woek. He took a high position in
the one And one-half mjle run and
doubtless will be on the varsity
track aquad. .. ( . , - , j
Dry pine slabs, IS load. Tel.
031. Modfprd Fuel Co. " S24tf
The owner of a car parked on
South Central avenue neat the cor
ner of Main experienced gOod for
tune yesterday afternoon when
flames caused by a short circuit
started to burn' undorneath the
floorboards, and were almost Im
mediately extinguished by ' 1ester
Cosh of the new Pigtail butcher
shop, who ' happened to see the
blaze. Ho extinguished the fire
beforo the Services -of tho fire de
partment could be used. ;
; Come to the Lake Creek Grange'
dance'. Saturday.' April 20. .
Members bf tho' Izaak Walton
league have bee'n notified of a mcot-
Ing at Mcdford on April 24, spoil-1
sored by the Jackson County Flslj
and' Came Protective aSHoclation,
Ralph C'owkIII, who recently InvcH-'
tlBiitoii conditions at the niouth of
the river and conferred with Gov
ernor I, Xt. Patterson on tho mat
ter, wll report on tho. results, of
bis conference. ' Charles I-ockwood.
'president of tho sluto gamo usso
elation, will bo prcsont. Hon Dor?
rls, commissioner, and Harold Clif
ford state gamo warden, aro 'also
to '.bo present, r- "G r a n t s Pass
Courier.
Hot. clean coal;-' Tel. 081.- Med
ford Fuol Co. . 324tf
: Gcowo 'Neas'e, representative !of
the Santa i Fn niullroad conriwiiiy
arrived In Mcdfurd this morning
on bUHincss, ' ; . - . ; - . ''
Cheap' lumbor and cedar1 posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
A'lnltors; In this clly from Kugen
Includo -Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Fln-
layson, Arthur Stelnmetz and Car
rie McKnlght.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. ' ' 23?lf
A porrait -was Issued yesterday
by -tho- city building department
to Ben Moller td excavate a base
ment, at 810 KVt Jackspn street
at a cost of $120.
Upholstering r Call Jacksonville
202. 388
Fire chiefs of the Pnciflc cosst
will gather In Vancouver, II. ' C,
for tliolr annual convention July
23-26. John Evans, New Orleans
fire chluf ind president of the ln7
tornulional . AKsoclatlon of - Fire
Chiefs, Ik expected to attend the
coast mooting. '
Window glass, all sjzes; also plato
glass, Trowbrldgo Cablno't Wks. If
The new atato auto raglatraMoji
books nro not being wplj received
by local officers, who say live
books, :-publiHhcd this year by .a
prlv.ato company, lnstoad of the
state, are inaccurate and pat . as
conypnlent as t.hoaw foivnarly used'
The -numbers r.o .-printed with a
.niltneogl'iiph machlnn on a cb.eap
grade of. paper, nnd In a ji.um.hei'
of cases are hartflb doclphoi'. Tho
books are -nearly threo times the
size of tho old ones and nro hard
to handle.. ' -' - -,,v -:- :
- Let mo wrlto your flro Insurance
Carl Y. Tcngwnld, Hotel Holland.
Phono 993. '' . ... tf
Jamds Henson of Klumath Falls
Is spcmllng'-sovoral days In Medford
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hlley II. Henson.
Hoso mending, runnors romoved
and snogs workod back, Handl
crnft Shop, Eietr
Herbert . Junes, an evangelist,
traveling In a Cadlllao. escaped In
jury last Tuosday morning when
bis car overturned on Hie hlghwny
near Central Point. The enr wua
badly -damaged.
Bring your Invalids and old peo
ple to the Ashland Convalescent
and Rest Home. . 39
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. James and
sun Darroll of Rlveivlde, Cal.. ar
rived here tho first .of -tho -Week-to
spend threo weeks visiting their
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. William
James mid Mr. and Mrs. Carl D,
Uowman. Mrs. James wss former
ly Miss Lola Bowman of this city.
Itucker's Taxi. Pnone 61. Ratos
3&c. Prompt sorvleo. ltf
Miss Lorraine Mordoff, popular
young girl of Klamath Fulls,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. (1.
Mordoff, anil Jnmes Hall, son nf
Mr. slid Mis. F. I Camps uf this
clly, were married lato Saturduy
night' In this city. The bride, n
I'.liarming young girl, has retlurned
lo t'or-vullls lo resume her similes
at Oregon .Stale college. Their
imtrrlan tinie ns a eompleto -surprise
lo even tho most Intliniiti'
relatives and fvlunds'. - Klautath
Fulls Herald.
, Fresh slpmcnts of smelt arriv
ing dally. Free delivery any place
ju clly. Johnson's Markot, Phone
7. :,' . I ; ,'' - , 338tt
GuchIs (rpnt 0 rtlslunce register
ed at MeiUfrd hotcts Include A. C.
Talloek'of - Kansas -City, "Mo.. 14. O.
TVdguo' of IViiidsOr. Vt.- W. V.
.llloliuvds "of Clileago, Hugh Gib
son' of Wnlaeo, Ida., ntr. and Mi's.
J. C Wallace of Ourlen, Conn., Mm.
.1. w. I'orks of ICilmonton. Can.
fi. V. Drynian nf li-iver, Qolo.1, O.
II. WlllNon of Chicago, 111,
Free shampoo wllh every dollar
Inarcel iir flugor wave from April
38' to 28, at ltuwman'a Beauty
Shoppo.. Phono 6T. ' 80
1'pon tho sustaining of a domin
eer, filed In circuit court by At
torney Harry C Sykrman, In the
case of C. Corn against U. It
and Kathoiine Skeato for thecol-
ectlon of money, an amended com
plaint was filed yesterday by C M
Thomas, plaintiff's attorney, seek
ing tho sum of 8400, a sum much
lower than that sought In tho first
romplalnt. -The plaintiff claims
111 cdtffrnditnts broko a contract In
a real estato transaction. Invotv
ing properly near Talent.
' cheap lumber and cedar fonts.
Mcdford Lumber Co. '2S?tf4
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Prico of
Portland, who had heen spending
tho week here, left this morning
for Kugcne, to remain there over
nigbt, befuro rosumlnit their trip
buna. ... ..... .
' Ladlos' and children's halr-CUt
ling.' Nash Burner Shop. It'
Mm U', .T IjWHtiil Hei-th Tdni.
ky were among tho Klamath Falls
residents spending yesterday In
Medford.
Heat your orchard with kindling,
bllcks and slabs. Tel. 0)1, Med
ford Fuel Cn
tf
srEDFORD msie
Guests from Portland a't Mcdford
hotels include- F..M. Redmond, L.
H.' -Olson, C.J B. --Burnett, T. W.
Hoke; G. H. Nease, Lt. Druce, IS.
J. Campbell, J. N.' Hebert, H.' V.
Welch, H, K. Roberts, A. O. Pang
born, D. R. Atkinson W.. F. Brad
ley, tr. and Mrs. C. V. Creed. K.
B: Bonsoll, F: C Survllle, Mr. and
Mrs. -Thps. Meckolsdn.' Mr. nnd
Mrs.. Wm. G. Putnam. H. M. Wcb
lier( C. A; vhalon, H,' W. ' King,
George Pappss, Jim'Zahor, C. 'S.
Knanp, Oscar Weber, George Wat
son, J. E. Faprnlor, J. McKown,
W.' F. Collins, -C. Jl. Martin,' Mr.
and Mn. A. B, Clark, H.,T. WII
marth, Carl Anderson. C. C. WIN
cox, Mrs. J. P. l.e la Fountnlne,' Jl
Wiler, Mr. and Mrs.' V- H. Day
and K. A. Lundborn.
'Factory fclocks, 88 load. Tel 831.
Medford Fuol Co. i ' " 824tf
'Charles Burnett ' of Portland,
agent lor, the' Rock Island 'Hall
rbad company, spont several hours
in the city today on business.
Heat your orchard with klndlnlg,
blocks apd slabs. Tol 631, Mod
ford jruol'Co'. '"'"' ' . tf"
Joseph P. Schmidt of Yreka Is a
"business - visitor- In Medford wio
arrived yesterday. ''' ' '
i Danco, BaglcPoInt, Sat. nlto. 80"
' Mrs1. Paul (Irelner. arrived yes
terday from San Diego, Calif., to
visit her daugJiUii, Mary, horc for
a short time while en route to
Portland 'to spend .tbo numhiei'. '
Tho second day of the trout sea
son -found'' the Roguo and1 "other
valley ' streams loo high for fly
fishing and tho Itoguo did not even
offer opportunity for bait fishing
und It showed jlttlo drop during
the night. The warm weather of
yesterday arid during tho nlglit re
sulted In cutting tliu snow (nun
tho low.er mo.untullis. Grunts Puss
Courier. ' '
Mss Helen Sprague. who un
derwent - major opci'atlou for
ujicndlcHis ' . yeslcrduy at, tho
Saeretl Heart uospiiiii, was report
ed lo bo In a ' qatlf fuctury cundition
today. ..." . .' ' . ' , ,
"Fruit In tho Sanruiiirnto' valley
bus be!e; badiy dumagod by frosl,"
said V. v. s'inpson, Chlco motor
ist In Mcdford yesterday. "Jn sonio
cases,"; ho salt!, "orchard owners
have experienced a total loss and
pracl.lcaily In all cases the uamage
will take away tho biggest share
of tho profits." Mr. Simpson was
on route to Portland to visit n son.
; JlanCo, Kaglo point, Rat.' nite. 3"
Contracts for between 70 and 7
acres .of tomatoes to bo used by
the 'local cannery have .been com
pleted, according lo Manager Ralph
Koxcr. This will total' between
1,000 and 1,100 toiis of tomatoes,
according to Mr; Koxerl The to
matoes are contracted for Ht a
specified price. They will bo grown
by ranchers In the district largely
between Ashln"nd and Modford, Mr.
Kozcr stated. Several acrcH or
early cnbhugo have been contract
ed (or, to be used In making early
sauerkraut. Canned tomatoes con
stitute one of tho large outputs
of the locarcannory. To date, lit
tlo fruit htts heen eoutracleil for
the coming Heason. Ashlantf Tid
ings. ' ' !' " ,
Air. nnd Mrs. L. L. Weaver ami
'MIS. L. M. Weaver were visitors
in this city yesterday from yreka.
' Bunco, Jiaglo Point, Sat. nlto. 30"
' Miss Augusta Giovcr,, county
health nurse, and Miss Mildred
Carlton,' president of tho Jackson
County Public Health association.
were 'visitors yestorduy In the Pros
pect district, whero a public health
branch reorganization meeting was
hold.
Hugo Seanulst of Wopdhull, 111.,
whs jimong tho motorists from a
distance who registered yesterday
at the local branch of .the put of
state auto registration bureau.
Mrs. velum Daw and smnll
duughter of this city aro 'In Med
ford and Trail for a short time.
called by the serious condition of
her father, Jasper Hanna, who sus
tained sorious Injuries In on uuto-
moblle accident several' days ago.
His condition Is still considered
serious. Klamath News.
Dance, Kaglo Point, Sat. nlto. 30
Temporary auto licenses were is
sued this forenon at the county
vlcrk's office to Kdwln Hlley, T. W.
Seiitl, F. S. Carpenter Oud J. S,,
Wright of Mcdford.
Representing tho Copchnrl Au
tomatic Phonograph company. 1.1.
H. Harris,' III chargo of the south
ern Oregon territory, was a, visitor
n .Mcclford today preparatory to
along uu ills . pei'maiient iicud-
(lunrlcrs hero. Mr." Harris Is sales
representative for tho Orchestro-
scope, a new phonograph, capable
f playing 28 recofus and oo pieces
without repeating any record. It
Is so' eoriau'iictcd' It can play In
definitely without stopping, using
the same vecorils .over and over- -
Dance, Hagle Point, Sat. nlto. 30
(juests-from 'Seattle at Mcdford,
hotels Include A. H. Nljrhols.; Mrs.
M. 'K.' Slcwilrt. AC AV. Stewart, 11.
N. Hudson, i W. J. WelK' M. P.
CtHisble and family und Jack Wells.
Ted i'loke ' of Hho Pennsylvania
railroad, with lu-nduuartcr 'In
Portland,' Is spending u fot days
In I iio eltv on business.
UiHtl roniil(?f, whu rhvp tlirlr nmncM
HH Hlmmje HyHoji, 27-, and Ttulh
IJrtfnttrd. IT, nnd Artlnir Hoyor,
as. nnd Murihn iTIHnn. J 8. '
Tho Mcdfofd Onrdon chib will
i iihh' T.HVH n.i "ui -".tttim(tj
' Dunce, liniilc I'ohil, Snt. pile. 30
The Mod lord rlty ruutiiigoot of
six members on the Jackson county
(air board were reappointed by
Mayor -A. a W; Flnea for another
)ear. and the reappointments were
approved by the city council last
sight. This contingent consists of
C. K. Gates,' Johu II. Oirklo. W.
II. Gore. H, O. Krohlncn, J.'W.
Wakefield and K. O. Fowler.
The fair board personnel consists
of about 20 members, six appointed
by the city, six by the county court
and the remainder by tho various
grange! of the county.
.AHhlniii tlRurt'ti Jn tho Shhiuiiicp
(lio couifc cltirk'a offlw, whore
two IIociwch wpro iHHUotl lc Anu-
CITY CONTINGENT V
NAMED ON BOARD
tribune, medford, -
MANYJOMATOES
CONTRACTED FOR
BAGLEY CANNERY
The Bagley Canning company
of Ashland has completed con
tracts for over 70 acres of toma
toes, to be used thiB season, ac
cording to an announcement mado
by Halph Kooier, manager of the
cannery, yesterday. -
This, acreage 'will mean ihe pur
chase ;of approximately 1000 tons
of tomatoes and promises a busy
season for tho concern.
Tho acreage, under contract lies
between Mcdford and Ashland.
The cannery has also contracted
several acres-of early, cabbage- in
Wkiiig; sauerkraut ( for : w.hiCjh, a
large Clientele. 'n.u8. ..ooeii-uwin. .ui.
NO SMUDGE EXPECTED
FOR VALLEY TONW
After several days' ''of! lack of
smUdglng tho temperature began
falling lust night, and before it
stopped descending at a 32 mini
mum tho orchards in mo uoiitu enti
of .tho valley, rearing it would grow
much lower, began smudging light
ly at 4 a. ni- and continued it for
an hour and a hair, to keep the
tomporatnre abovo tho dungerous
polDt. " r " - '
tecHiiso ofhri prevailing air cur
rents' uud a' cloudy condition oiu
ing on Iho smuilge apor was hold
to the floor of tho valley, making
it .soem that there was general
smudging. The outlook this nftor
noon was for a cloudy condition to
night, and probable showers nnd
therefore for no smudging. The
highest tcmjicrntura .of . yesterday
was 04. .
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Obituary
Gil.. Died Jn this city on; April
17, JJr. Jjavis Hiirrison; OillJ aged
8G .years'. Dr. Gill saw threi' years
of- scrvtco In the civil war In the
22nd... Iowa volunteer cavalry nnd
was a Member of the local G. A.
K. past and the Masonic order.
Ho loaves one daughter ln tho
vnllWV Mrs." Merrill -R. 'Chase. The
romnlnB are at the Conger funeral
purlors and services will he an
nounced whon nrrangeu.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MUJJK UN furniKlti'd npnrtmentH, 1
3-n,oiii. 1 a-ruom: IlKlittf . und
r-nlor lurniahcd 03 N. lturllott
gt. JO
LtAKOAl.V 24 A. In alfalfa, bouu
Itful hulldhifr iot nuur fcilmvart
Ave,, will tnulo for amall houac
.clwir, in tow.-
Siv4s !orn.'i' lot near Valley
.school, cheap; iiIho one on Sum
mit Ave. Iewla Ulrieh, Medfoid
Inverttment Co. ' 2X.
KQU HA LK rfo rd son tiactor, in
jifrfect condition. And or Hon
Crook, lSvcrott Bailey, Talent.
Ore. -33
KO II BALI'i Beautiful 4 -room
modern home, practically iu'w;
firoplaue, larice kitchen with
huilt-ins; rood garage with co
menf drive, lino garden spot,
heautlful lawn nnd abundance of
Khrubbery, jLocated on Knt side
on a Rood paved street with all
improvements paid liv full. A
bargain at 350.0; nood tern.
Sue Charles A. Wing Agency, inc.
exeliiHlve agents. lilt
jV'OK HAIK 6-room modern home
jUHt liko now; large lot, bcautitul
Hhude LreeH, eaat front; garnicc:
on good paved street. Only $:tou0;
terni3. Srb OharU A. AVlng
Agency, Inc., excluslvo ugents.
KOU HAlrfJi A costy llttlo Kast side
home, Ktrlctiy mudeirn. large MV-
Ing too tn. with f Ircplare, good
Kllod betlroomA and Uirgo nleep
Ing porch; convenient kitchen;
beautiful lawn and idiruhbury.
An i excel ion t location with irll
city improvement in anil paid In
full. Prleo H60. Hood tcrmn
ean be nrratiged. Sec CliarleH A,
Wing Agency, Inc., exclusive
agenttt.
H WALK John.son waher. only
umciI 11 monttm; nlo tue Minute.
UKud iO moulliK, , Price $ti0 and
$40 rowpectlvely. Terms or eush.
Maytag Shop, Phono JiMJG. 31
KOU 8AMC 6-yearold cow. AV.
e. metiwnger, j'uone j-t-p-a. zit"
WANTKD Yearling Jej-sey heif
ers. Cull 7 7-1 - It-1 . evenings. ai
HUt UK NT - Board and room;
Ktnum - lieatjed. rnaMoiiatdn into.
33 So. CuntraJ. i'hoitu 111. 33
SOCTHKKVt Olll-XION II MALTY
FOll SAIdS OR TRADK
2 '4 iicri-M alfalfa, clear, cliwe In.
good lucailoii; will tradu for Hinatl
homo.
HO Acres; tr Huren alfalfa, S acres
wheat. I'rico $&00; K'"' cntdi,
eay termH on balance, or trade
for olty property
Medford Income property. Value
1 1 o.ooo, or trade for farm near
Medford or Talent.
Chryxler 73 Do Luxo Sedan, 1928
for. smaller car. .. v . . .
118 X. Itlverslde. Natatorlum I5hlg.i
- i so
mmt'iju . il a:
Noted Healer
In Aibland fur a short stay
?ltis. Aches, and Dlsfaso ro
'lxtnd to Prayer, Faith and
Scriptural trvalnient. Trvat.
inn hours 10 to 13 and 1 'lo
5 p.' m. dally 488 North
Main Street.
oirEfioyj tituksday,
IN'S SHOP IMPROVES
Glass door wall shirt cases cover
ing half the length of the store
have been installed at Lee's Men's
Shop making H up-to-date in every
respect. In addition to putting in
the new cases, the manager has
treated the entire shop to a genu
ine spring house clea,nfng.
The wall4 shelves make it pos
sible for the customer to view the
entire stock of shirts at a glance,
and does away: with much extra
work tor the'clerks in searching for
specified styles and colors'. .
TEXTILE BARON MAY
CLOSE HUGE PLANTS
ELIZABI3THTON, Tenn., April
18 (Pj The breach between of
ficials of tho American Kemberg
and Glan&ttoff It ay on corporations
and their 000 striking workers
showed no indication of closing
today, with tho companies commit
ted to absoluto refusal to meet
union demands that all labor dis
putes be settled by arbitration. '
'Meanwhile ; lrv Arthur Morth
wurf, president of ' the two cor
porations, awaited the reaction of
KIlKUCthtOn business men and mer
chant, us Well us tho strikers,1 to
his announcement that the plants
would bo closed indefinitely, shut
ting off tho payrolls which are
the tilt
( tot tradtf in tlilstmiH vil
li ' A ! -' .1
lu go.
SYNTHETIC WINTER '
TESTS HOUSE HEAT
NK Y O It 1C (A) A nine-mom
frame dwelling Iiullt at tho Uni
versity of Illinois 10 yenrs ngo
is helping to pull the teeth from
winter's rigors by producing
"mtiricbil climates."
The useful nc8 of these "eli
niiites" In spreading winter com
fort is described in a report to
the Kngineeiing foundation by
1 n f . A . C. . V 1 1 la rd of I II i no is.
Tho experimental house is a sort
of common-people nffuir, its walls
uninsulated and its doors and win
dows lacking wottthor strips.
Professor Wiliard' says many
kinds of heating systems Imve
ijicen. -tried and the experiments will
continue.
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A' t ' tat04l Coniniuil(!tlon
A. F. & A. MM Friday. April
ID, 7:30 p. m. Also work
Jn the M.:.t. dugrfte. t 4?rdon; of
the AV. M. " ' C. M. HOUSTON,
28 Secy.
FOR .
20 YEARS
SAME OFFICE
SAME SERVICE
EVERY FORM
R. A. HOLMES
INSURANCE
AGENCY
sriNct; 19 0 9
c
These! Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drag Store
FINE HOME
AND FARM
FOR SALE
12 iiorcs, iri'ignli'il. Very best
rivrr 'bottom, blavk loum soil.
None betlor for, fruit, bt;r
rii'S bulbs or si'irvlcn truck.
Bnrn, oiilbuiltliniis, Koil 2
stnry liousc ; Uigbt in town.
A bargain for quick sale.
Easy terms.
Address Box 273
. Gr.anta Pass, Ore;
Frad Oottfrlad Arr.oa Turnboy
GOTTFRIED ft TURNBOW
expert plumblno. haatlng anf
hast mttal rapar shop.
Wa speclsllis on aarvlea at rtss
onsble prleaa. No Job too small.
111 N. Orso 8t. PhonaM
aprtl is, 3929.
'BABY DOE' WILL ONCE
E
, DENVER, Colo.. April 18. P)
Her, age-dimmed eyei sparkling
with exultation, Mrs. 1L A. V. Ta
bor, the scintillating "Haby Doe"
of the '90s In Denver society, said
yesterday she would pay the latest
claims against the historic Match-f
less mine of Leadville, last rem -
nanl of .he nnc-o tf.t outnio nf
the late Senator Tabor of .Colo-
rado.
A legacy of ' $20,000. inhorited
from her brother, Peter McCourt,
Denver theatrical producer, was
expected to enable her to meet a
SXu.OQO mortgage due on the prop
erty. On four other occasions Mrs.
Tabor has redeemed Ljie mine at
the eleventh hour.
Although she declined to say
whether the legacy would be used
to clear up tne debt, tyra. Tabor
emphatically- declared she huu .the
money which would again give, her,
possession of -th mine.. . ' '
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WASHINGTON. Auril 18. ,(P) r
ItopresenlHtive Snell. Ropuli'lican,
of New York, recommended to
President Hoover yesterday the ap
pointment of Krank Williams, for
mer state engineer of New York, as
a member of tho commission which
is to Biirvcy tho route for the
proposed Niaragiinn 'canal.- ' ' -
Oioation or this commission is
provided for under Lhc Edgo reso
lution adopted at tho last session
pf congress. Sir. Snell Baid Mr.
VViJlinms had had charge, qf. the
New York state canal and that no
man in the country was - better
qualified for service on the Nica
ragua!! commission. r - ,,
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A I initio Creek phywleian say.s,
"t'on.stipation is responsible for
nire misery than any other euuse."
Jin t immediate relief han been :
found. A tablet called Hexall Or-. I
derlleH nltracls water from the sys
tem, into the lazy, dry, oxaeuatlng
bowel called "the colon. The water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough move
ment without forming a habit or,
ever increasing the dose. i
Stop sui'ferint? froni constliiurion. '
Chew- a Kexjill- Orderlle nt nlKhf.
Xext day brlsht. Get 24 for 2hc;
today at the nearest Rexall Drug
Htnre West Side Pharmacy. ' i
3 W
HUNDREDS
ARE
SHOUTING
IT'S PRAISE
w
HEAR IT
MOSTLY
TALKING
The Screen's Golden Lady in q
I f andWMflirenl Chaf after hation ,
DOLQREsioSTELLO
I
"T H E :, v
REDEEM
D .-SIN"
.. see
fll K
BUTTER FIRSTS EVEN
DECLINE OF EXTRAS
PORTLAND. Ore.. April IS. ()
Two grades of butter played give
and tajte today. Extras declined
half a cent to 42 and rsts even
ed the .score by going up half a
cerjt to 41 tyc.
Two erodes of eggs tilted the
l,,utter balance by descending one
i cent each. Standard extms reced-
ed to ll and standard firsts to 26c.
In the vegetable line, lettuce,
onions dnd tomatoes were still on
the upgrade. Green peas, spinach
and asparagus were more plentiful
qjid weaker in price, f '
hioulo-y iAid fresh meat values
were unchanged.
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MAJOR MOTT TO FISH
11
ROSEHUnO, Ore., April 18. (P)
Major Lawrence i' ilott, - United
States deputy gamo warden, ar
rived' in Roscburg today from Los
Angeles prepared to spend the
spring and summer fishing and
hunting along the Umpqua river.
Major Mott, sportsman and wri
ter, has been engaged by a nation
al weekly and a sportsmen's
monthly -to write several .-special
IT WILL PAY 'YOU
LOOK OVER
FISHING
; SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK
Cane Poles . . . . 25c
Fiishing Poles ..
Flies :.....'..:..:.;.:.'....:::..:.:.:.......' 3 for 25
. Reel's 25 'ahd up
We have jusf the, thing for the younger.
' IZAAK WALTONS
HUBBARD BROS.
Medford, Oregon
HinfUHVPIIJIU
J9.S
Four Shows Daily
AND
CONRAD NAGEL
IN
The-Real Paris Underwnriri
Live the Lives of the Apache
Know Their Loves, Their Pas
sions, xneir. nates.
ALSO
TWO BIG ACTS OF
TALKIES
JACK GOLD IE
and
JIM AND BETTY
MORGAN . ..
Admission
'"ySf ".iPvanhft,
n"33 25 and M
..!..., w.uthcrn Oregon rccre
. aticmal districts, wu.... - -----
Un this .llstrict he will gather n n-
terial for his magazine
will Have tomorrow for the lower
Umpqua to. enjoy a few day sal
mon fishing.
Lincoln county court and Alsca
ort commissioners approved plans
for state highway ' bridge across
Alsea buy at watoport.
ISIS
Sat.',' April 20;
"Wblves of
the AirV
., With ..
JOHNNIE WALKER
, nnd . ,
MILDRED HARRIS
Added Attractions
Police Reporter No. 3
Lyin'. Hunter
Roman Scandal
' ' '."'"'"Always'" ' ; '
10 and 15 ' ,'
TO PROP IN AND
OUR LINE OF
TACKLE
25 to $15 i
TODAY
jui i
at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9
In g
4W naaabart" -ff
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