""HEDFORD WOL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929.
PSGE SEVEN
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v Somehow 'the party is
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More gaiety to the party . . .
more warmth to the friendly
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FOR ISIS DEBUT
The "rocky roaa lo Dublin" had
nothing on "The Dover Road,"
as traversed through tho past sev
eral weeks by tho studio Players,
and Tom Swem,- director of tho
production. But despite tho punc
tures, tire trouble and detours, tho
little group of actors have arrived
at their domination and Medtord
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WA8H INGTON, April 18. (IP) decree had been nmdo effective as ly got into trouble By mistake
A flat prohibition against tho im- of April 1. . his name was circulated as the ob-
nortatlon of corned beef into Ger- ' Joct of a police hunt. Police re-
Zny has been decreed by the Sanuirita,. In Baa. oalled that Patton was the res
German cabinet. James T. Scott. MODESTO, Cal., April 18. (IP) cuor of the victims and not tho
American trade commissioner sta- William H. Patton of Berkeley did driver of tho hit-run car, and cau
tioned at Hamburg, cahlod today a good deed by rescuing three auto cd off the search In a hurry. .
Jo Murray Hostel.
will know just how successfully.
'when tbo curtain rings up on the
; first act of the delightful A. A.
Mllno play tonight at 8:30.- in
.the new Isis Theater on East
Main street.
Med ford theater goers have evi
denced a growing interost in this
I first appearance of the little the
ater group here, and judging from
jtlio down town ticket sale, there
should be a crowded house both
nights. Theater parties havo been
planned for both tonight and to
morrow nicht.
Tho cast of characters In the
nrnduetlon includo: T-atlmor, an
eccentric though lovable bachelor,
with a weakness for Intercepting
eloping couples as they take the
Dover Road, portrayed by reo
McKeonj. beonurd, an Impetuous
EngllBU. lord, Interpreted by Gone
(Wright, eloping with a charmingly
' Independent girl who agrees to
jtako tho Dover Road and forget
avorvllilnir. Interpreted by Jo Mur-
jray Rostel; . Dominic, the major
clomp df Ijitlmer's housohold, Bob
MlkHCho: Nichols, WHO is runnnw
away with Leonard's wife, Harry
Goold, and Eustasla, tho baby-talk
wife, who must eimer -
peltod, Mary Orelner.
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PET PARADE WILL
FEATURE OPENING
What 4000 Families
Know About Electric
Cooking
Tt wiit l.n n "hlor. narado" that
Is, if It doesn't rain with goats,
dogs, cats, and maybo trained
roosters, next Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, when Jackson county
boys and girls traverse tho streets
t Morirnrd with their pets as the
first number on the program of
the animal pet biiow to uo
throughout tho afternoon at the
Armory.
The Humane sociely. winch owes
Its existence to tho soft-hearted-..nuu
nr iiu mnmttprM. weakened and
extended tho dcadllno for entering
pets In tho exhibition 10 many
,1 nf clo.ilnir last night.
as was formerly planned. As a
conscquenco, pets aro genius iun-
nier and more numerous as m
tlmA nrifrnuH. according lO MrB.
Sid Richardson, membor of the
Jackson County Humane society.
Scout Executive W. L. Brlckor.
.i.tnl. ihn Hhnw. will supervise a
series of demonstrations in mm.
aid, performed on the pets by Boy
Scouts. One corner of tho Armory
will also be given over to a group
of blrdbouscs ana fountains. 111
uiu1lrf hu Ihn nrator Lake council
as a feature of tho exhibition.
ESPEE LINE PURCHASES
They will tell you it is a, new kind of luxury one that
- doesn't cost more, to enjoy.
Of course you have always appreciated the advantages of
cooking by electricity. . You know that it means no more
fuel to carry; no more hsIium to lug. You know that elec
tricity is the ideal cooking heat; economical because 'it is
turned on when you need it not before; turned off when
you're through not later.
But'perliaps you would like to know exactly what it costs
in dollars anil cents. The 4000 satisfied families who now
use electric ranges served with electricity by this company
would no doubt show you their bills, if they could.
We have made an average of these bills, so that we may give
you the facts. The average cost of electric lights and small
appliances alone in all homes served by this company in Ore-
gon is $2.20 a month. The average cost of their electric
lights, household appliances and electric cooking together, is
but $5.80 a month. , ' :
". -,ii'orthe" difference; could; you buy 'ordinary I uel forcooking?
. V ' i; And if you could, would you want to? Whenever you decide
to investigate this question of electric cooking closely,' your
.,'? ,. .nearest dealer will tell yoil many interesting things. . And
; he is prepared to install -your new electric, range at once, ,
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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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AT SAMS VALLEY
An cxtenslvo linproveniont pro
gram Is plulincd for tho Ferguson
Mineral Springs In the Bums Val
ley district, according- to thulr
owner, O. K. Kerguson who was in
Medford yesterday. Jlo. recently
i.iir.l.n.. nuflmnnHnir nnnr-
Iiih formerly In use nl Mm Awlilanil
Now railway equipment costing
approximately 110.000.000 will be
nut Into service on the Bouuiern
Pacific lines during 1939 and the
early part of 1980, according to
an announcement today by Taul
Hhoiip, president.
Orders for tho new equipment
which havo already been placed
or are now awaiting bids. Include
28 locomotives and tenders. 20
locomotive tenders of 16.000 gallon
capacity: 90 passenger train cars,
717 freight train enrs and 25 ploccs
of wurk equipment.
ENIERlfOilS
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Mrs. J. Iy. Kly, superintendent of
tho Junior department will enter
tain the Juniors Friday evening.
April 'lath at T o'clock at tho
church recreation hsll. H. I.
Kromloy of Copco tnovlo fame will
be the center of attraction for the
kiddles and will have some pic
tures of real Interest to the boys
and girls. "Brom." as the boys
call him. knows how to put It over.
And then there will also be re
freshments for all who come.
IJthla Springs bottling works, and
has Installed It at Hams Valley to
give the bottled mineral water an
added "kick." . '
If present plans materialise,
auto camp cabins will be con
structed for use this summer, In
cluding all the present day con
veniences. Tho cabins would bo
built by Medford Interests and aro
expected to fill a long felt need at
the springs, tho popularity of
which has shown a steady Increase.
Mr. Ferguson owns 160 ucrcs Bur
rounding Iho five springs, and b
largo share of It Is In limber and
on level ground. ,
Tho minoral water, ho claims,
bus proven boiicflcial as a remedy
for a variety of human allmontsk
and has affected cures for qulto a
number of southorn Oregon, resi
dents, ho Maid. '
Thn wutne cnnfilins tho follow
ing minerals: Llthial chloride, bo-
dlum chloride, sodium bicarbonate,
calcium carbonate, silica carbonate
magnesia chloride, Iron sulphide,
carbon dloxtdu and a trace of
clnnabter. ,
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frustrated an attempt to assassi
nate. King Uprls when ho returns
to Bulgaria, with discovery of two
unexploded bombs In tho king's
private railway lust night.
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