STEDFOTIT) ' STXTL TRIBUNE, MEDPOftP, QREflpy, FTtTDXY, XPItlL" 56, 1959.
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DANCER LOSES LEGAL SKIRMISH
STONE FRUIT NOT
FOR
TODAY
MOTOR
TO HAVE STATION
F
SO BADLY NIPPED
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IN EDEN PRECINCT
PXGE SIX
Til P.' PROVING GROUND
OILS IS IN THE AIR t .
: ( r .fk
GANY0NV1LL
BANQUET ENJOYED
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RhCk! POTNT, OrcApfll 2.-
JfV&iVe. iind family moved to Con
94iivII1 c 'Wednesday, where Mr.
Xadtke Will operate a net-vice sta
tlbjv jnd (heater. Mr. Radtke (or
thqipaat two.yeara has run a. groc
ery store In Gold Hill.
r'Mrs. Rotw Haymond returned
from an extended vlBit In the south
on Monday morning, accompanied
by her sister and nephew and wife
of' Son Francisco, Mrs. Haymond
BPftnt.aVcr three months In Arizona
vmllMfr her eon Knlph, ttntl for the
past two - weeks has boon visiting
with relatives In southern Call
torn la. ' ,.
t.Pred Kelsoe was calling on his
parent! In Central Point on Sunday
afternodn1.-'" '
fcfrs.' Aletha Hnrrison of Medford
spent tho week end with her par
ents',1 "Mr and Mrs. C. 12. flruy.
The highway crew is still hard at
work:' patching the pavement near
Mr. 'find Mrs. If. A: Radtke and
family were dinner guests at tho
nonje.ot. ir. ana tin. u. u.. ltop
Mh JlHlay. flvenlhe.i rv- ! .
Jj'fs U-Strnhan and Mrs, O.
Q.j.JlopVis. and .fJiijdre.n were vlsr
ttinK.ln TtOKiin R'lvt-r lust Thursday.
'IIIWi'.'n,rOi Rohlilns served a
chicken dinner Tuesday In thin fol
lewljg guest.: Mr. and Mrs. YV.
Q.-lf AfltUns, Mrs, M. J. McAdums
of Harti.jp'rnnclKcn and Mrs. Hose
Jtaymond, Mrs. rtohhtns' mother.
Mrs. Viola Clmrtraw. was a visitor
nt the home of Mrs, Fred Kolsoo
on Monday. ,y .
Mr. ond Mrs. II,1' A. Radlko and
Mrs. J. R, Itohhlns were callers at
the home of T.ovoll Hobblns on
Wednesday. !
Virgil RddlnRtnn and Clone flit
lovjiien Wore visiting with Mr. nnd
Iptni'tH'lt Rnhbliw on .Sunday.
-Irs.:iT. A. Radtke nnd Mrs. (.
fiiiKiibhlns were callers in Itngup
Rlysr on Thursdtiy,
';,Mrs. Ham.Chisholm spent Sunday
with' her daughter, Josephine ltob
blns. ' .
Mbs, Fred Kolsoo was. In -of end
n.nce ftt the regular meeting of the
Women's Relief Corps In OoM Hill
Wednesday ofternooif. V ; ' ; ,
IS
ED
IN USING MAILS
Jfc.Ur Waltmah. mayor of Hnrrlx-
purg, ore., nnq . proprietor of a
ltug,Ji(ore there,' was under arrest
today on .chnrge..of violating the
postal laws, The .government al
leges h repeatedly failed to ob
eerve warnings of postul authori
ties In connection with the send
ln of .'first-class mnll third clnss.
. The United Stutes attorney's of
floa.sald today that Waltmun has
made a practii'e of sending photo
graph illms from his store to Un
pen to be developed. In tho pnek
ime he also sent n letter.
ipPostnl- authorities warned him
ngainst the practice, they say.
U'altmon then wrote his messages
otr'thw rolls of films. Again he
warned and again, authorities
sctarolt'h; did not 'heed. The
rijid' jury. Indicated him and he
W krltested yesterday by o, dep
yjMndHtates jti n rshn 1 .
Be Ready
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fo.&-;..-. r
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When your
Children Cry
for It
. Valijr Is likely to wake you anr
Sight with tnst anarp cry whim
lueaiia i just one thing colic! He
ready, ' keep h liottle of r'Mcher'i
Caatorht In the house. A (ew ilmpr
of this pure vegetable, ileasatil tnst'
ins; Preparation coniforti a colicky
fretful or feverish baby In a jilfy. In
few moments your anxietr ia over
and baby'a sleeping soundly ngaiu
And you've uiily done wbat youi
doctor would advise. He'll tell you
J'letcher'i Cantoris doean't contain
toy kannful drug -that it aafe foi
the youngest Infant and effective fui
children of all ages in rased uf con
tipation, colic, gas, diarrluV and
tbuac uparts when you don't knoit
juat what is the matter. Avoid imi
tations. (Irnuine t'mroria beara the
Y letcbet algnature.
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WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., April
24. (Special.) Tho Williams
Orange No. 399 held lt Tegular
monthly meeting Saturday, April
20. There were 25 members pres
ent. Visitors were Mr. Holbrook,
master of the Pomona Orange, nnd
W. A. Johnson, master of tho
Rogue River Orange. A bountlfu
dinner was served at noon. All
present whose birthday -comes in
April were .guests of honor and sat
at tho head of tho long table which
was decorated with Jonquils and a
beautiful birthday cuke baked ny
'Miss Josephine Topping, ' They
were Mrs, Wilkinson, Mrs. John
son, Miss Emily Turvey and George
Fields. .
Orange was called to order at 1
p. mi by Worthy Master Eugene
Morrison. A cluss of three were
given tho first nnd second degree
and one was given the third and
fourth degrees. Tho lecture hour
was given over to addressos by the
visitors.
Mr. Johnson took as his subject
the hook on our altar, tho llible.
Ho gave a wonderful talk,
Mr. Holbrook spoke on subjects
of Interest to tho farmer nnd .the
Granger. Both were onjoyod very
much by all present.
Mr. Johnson, as master of the
Rogue Rlvor Orange, extended to
tho Williams Grange an invitation
lo be tho guests of the Rogue River
Orange the third Haiturdiiy evening
of May, tho lSlh, which was ac
cepted and as many as possibly
can will go. Oeorgo Fields kindly
offered to take a truekload. An
Invitation was extended to the Po
mona 'Orange to meet Willi the
Williams Grange in June.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Cousin re
ceived word Monday that their lit.
tin
granddaughter Lnulso Ponce,
while plnylng at school fell and
broke both hones In ono arm. Mrs.
Ponce Is Just recently out of the
hospital.
Miss Arlitn Messenger has re
turned from a two weeks visit to
her friend. Miss Inez Ijinglwalt. nt
a Angeles, and has resumed her
work ut Medford In the office of
Attorney Frank Farrcll.-
Mr. I.angtwait Is seriously 111 nt
a snnltorltim In I.os Angeles.
Mr. nml'Mrs. Henry Hlmfer nnd
little daughter Margaret of Med-
ford nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Murrs
uimi iibue mm rnui. ,ir., or ahii
Itind were dinner guests nt the
botne of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Rob
erts Sunday.
Dr. l)rny of Medford filled the
pulpit al the Mnthodl.il chapel Sun
day. Dr. Itray Is treating Victor
Spnrlln. who Is seriously ill with
typhoid fever. Mrs. Mansfield Is
nursing him.
Friends are sorry to learn Hint
Mrs. Hert Itlgelow has been con
fined to her room the last week
with neuritis.
Among those who wont Into".
Omuls T'ass to see Al Jolson In
"The Singing Fool," were Mr. nnd
Mrs. Itert Ilolzhnuser nnd children
und Mrs. C. W. Roberts.
Ies-er Spnrlln was delivering
hnhy chicks In Kngle Point Monday.
Thero were 1000 in the one deliv
ery. Ills mother accompanied him
for the pleasuro of the ride.
Mrs. Alice llncon, county school
superintendent of Josephine coun
ty, visited tho Williams school Mon
day. Mrs. Myrtle Chnssuro visited at
tho home of her friend, Mrs. Chus.
Cnugle, Inst week end.
Mr. nhd Mrs. Frank Rrynn were
shopping In CI rants Pass Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sellers received word Mon
day that her brother, who lived
nt Fort Collins, Colo., had been
killed In an accident. She left
Immediately for Fort Collins.
The Indies' club will meet next
Wednesdny, Mny 1st, with Mrs.
Hunks Nrwcomh nnd Mrs. Krndcl.
OKNEVA. III.. Anrll 2H. vn
tJrund Jurors Investigating the dry
rum in wtucn sirs, l.llllau IVKlim
was shot o death last month liv n
deputy sheriff heard their last wll-
ness ami dentin ballot Iiik on true
l""H lmh'y-
''nsslble Indictments of dcpiilv
slietlffs, who iaillclHilod In tho
mM 011,1 "'hwn cunnected with the
jcveiils IciidltiK tn the search of Hie
Peking home aro exported to he rn
turned Monday.
Sheriff I,. ,. Itroli nt f'Oiinceil
that one of his deputies, n mem
her of Ihe raiding imrly, was fired
at on the grounds of the Annua
men track last night hut he hail
no Informal Ion the ulluck was con
nected with tlie DeKing case.
WASHINGTON, April 2d. (IV)
Uegulntions for n federal quar
antine restricting the ' movement
of fruits and certain vegetables
from Florida to prevent the spread
of the Mediterranean fruit fly will
be promulgated by the department
JiiKt as soon as. they can he draft
ed Into proper form.
lr. C. I Marlatt. chief of tho
deportment's plant quarantine nnd
control admlnlstrntlon bureau.
said toitsy thnt the bureau ataff
at .work on tho regulations and
thnt It was prohnble they would bo
put Into force, tomorrow.
Evan Burroughs Fontaine, dancer, with her ton at they appeared
In tupreme court In New York when the waa forbidden to prosecute
her breach of promlte tult agalnit Cornellut Vanderbilt Whitney,
who tht allegea It the father of her child.
BUTTE FALLS, ORE
GLEE CLUB TRIES
131ITTR FAU,H, Oro., April 26.
(HpPulul.J McmbfTH of ihn hlh
Hchool glee rlub loft ThnrHday for
iKnrnst Clrovc to entor tho Htnto
mul(! nontcfit. Tho.so cnlerinR thf
kItIh' iuartcr, "C duns, arc Rcth
Mlrnnrvlll?, Kunlcn ami Mildred
CofiU nnd Gladys Tunnato. Other
omlnintH .nro OlndyH TuiiKUto, vocal
hoIo; lleth Klmorvlll, nlnno solo;
and Percy O'Mell, violin aolo.
The KtudentH will bo accompani
ed by Mr. nnd Mth. Karl Hoover.
They will leavo Forest C.rovo Snt-
urday aftornoon and spond the
nltfht In Kiiftne. They expect to
arrive home Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. ('hiimbei'N, Mrs. Robert
(,'ofTinan nnd Mr. (Iiih KdinomlKon
vor Medford visit ors one day lust
week.
The hiKb whool rlny, "The Vnth
Over the Hill," was Riven "in Pros
pect Monday nlxM. About $20
wa cleared. Thin nmoimt went
Into the mudent body fund. People
from here who utlcmled (hit piny
vor Mr. and Mr. Karl Hoover,
Mr. and Mrs. Al lllldreth and .Slim
PlaMlnK. . i
Hoy Casey spent Saturday after- j
nonn nnd evening In tho valley. I
Mr. nnd Mrs- Karl Horrendeen!
wero guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Uoyi
P-ilderliuck In iMedford Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs, Hoss Wymoro wero
dinner kuoh'h of Mr. and Mrs. '
Charlie Humphrey of Derby Sun
day. I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson left'
Saturday for Vaklnia, Wash., vhoro
fAiei:i iu siay mr several
IIIIIIIIIIH,
A vote Is being taken for the
national flower, and voles aro being
sent to the National Flower Editor,
core of Nature Magazine, 1214
l!th street, Washington,. D. C.
Some of tho candidates nro wild
rose, goldenrod, phlox and colum
bine. Thousands of votes have
been cast nnd tho wild roso Is in
the lend, Tho votes from the grade
seiioot wero: no rose, 41 ; colum
bine, 20; goldenrod, 5.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (luy Moore and
children were Medford visitors Sat
urday. Air. nnd Mrs. Clyde Bmllh visited
in the valley Monday.'
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
KLAMATH FA LI. ft. Ore., April
20 (fl'j lion Hlirand of Everett.
Wash., died hero today from In
juries received Sunday His auto
mobile rolled off The nalli's-Cali-fornla
highway north of Barclay
Springs. He was a timekeeper for
the Forest Lumber company here.
Durand's companion, k d w a r d
Sw eeney. - Portland, Ingglnu engi
neer for the lumber company, was
in a hospital today In n serious
condition.
CITY CLERK TRIES TO
BURN OFFICE RECORDS
HOT SPItlNOS. Ark., April 2
WP) Fred Fowler, city clerk, was
arrested Italny on a chnigo of
ill-son nflcr nn alleged attempt to
burn the city hall. The hulldlm
was dumaued to tho extent of
about ).15,t)H0. An audit of Ihe
city clerk's honks had been under
way several days.
AT EUGENE APPROVED
UI.'flKNK. Ore.. Aoril 2(1.
H. 8. JIoiib, llalithouro Hervlce,
I'nitcd Stolen depui I ment of coui
merce, vIslilnR in IIiiKi-ne to.ltiy,
niitioiiuceil that the Kovernuieut
beacon llsht of S.nuO.ouo cnmlle
power for the municipal nlrpoit
linil licen npprovcil 11ml will lie In
Ftelleit shortly. JClHlit flylnc of air
mull will he HtttrtiHl from Scuttle to
San Krunclico this summer,
FACTOR ILLINOIS
fIRNRVA. 111., April lC(yP) A
new code of prohibition enforce1
ment, frowning upon indiscrimi
nate raids against "famlllen with
a gallon or two fur their own
consumption" was announced to
day by State's Attorney George
U. Co rbary.
"I do not approve," said the
state's attorney, "of the kind of
'snooping' done by Eugene Fair
child in the Dc King case, nnd
1 had no Idea anything liko that
was being done." . ... - r ,
t arbary made known his new
enforcement program as the grand
Jury began its third day's inquiry
hito the death during a dry raid
of Mrs. I.illliin do King of Au
rora. "No morn shall senrcb warrants
bo Issued unless liquor has been
purchased by a representative of,
the state'H attorney's office, nn I
no one else," ho said. In tho Do
King case ihe purchase of liquor
near the Do King home wuh made
by a. man with no official connec
tion, ' acting at the sAggestlon of
the county dry ngent, Fnlrchild.
"It's the big fellows we're after.
not families with n gallon or two
for their own consumption," Car
bary said.
A genernl overhauling of Car
bary's staff of investigators waa
understood to be under way, bijc
the stute's attorney would only
comment: "We learn by expe
rience." More than 400 liquor raids had
Mon
made prior to the Do King
LIIIIm.- In f'.ii.Uiiuw'u oiiiiiitiilim If.
,dry up Kane county.
UNVEIL STATUE TO
LA FOLLETTE
f
WASHINGTON, April 26. (,7)
A slutuo of "Fighting Hob" LnFol
letle, tho gift of his native stilt.
of Wisconsin, wits unveiled today
In Statuary hall.
Grouped around the Hi ut no duri
lug tho ceremony wero many oT
his Intimate friends who hud fol
lowed his tompeslitoiis career.
The statue wns presented by
Senator lllulne of Wisconsin and
was unveiled by Robert LoFolletle
Mticlier, grandson of tho senator,
nnd Marlon .Molilalia Wheeler, the
daiiklitcr of Senator Wheeler of
Montana, who was IiFollette's run
ning mate when he ran for presi
dent In mui. The stiilun depicts
Ihe senator in u typical fighting
innod.
S.P.
C RANTS PASS. 'Ore., April !
fd) llanlcl Moone of Koseliuri.'. a
Southern pncirir freight train
liriilteninn. suffereil severe Injuries
lute .vcsterTluy at fJlenilale whet
he won knocked from e, train hy
a pile of lumber ulonR n sitllni;.
Hospital nllen'lnnts here toiluy
enltl tils condition was favorable.
Head Injuries rendered him tin
conscious, nml his hip was In
jured when ho fell. Kxnmiiiutinn
Hits mnrnlnK, however. hoivo'l
there were no frnctures.
COPHNHAOKW Denmark. Apr'l
SO, (41 Premier Madsen Mygtl.il
tendered the resignation of his
cabinet M King Christian today
In romplionco with yesterday.'
election results, which failed to
give his parly, tho liberals, a nm-'
Joi-lty in parliament. He was asked
lo continue tn office until a newi
cabinet could tie formed.
F.DHN PIIF.CINCT. Ore., April
2C (Special.) Klorio fruit is not
as badly damaged by frost in this
section as was at first reported
Apricots are hardest hit, but there
will bo a fairly xood .crop.
There are a number of poultry
fanciers who have ordered baby
chicks and aro brooding them for
winter layers. Most ot thorn, how
ever, are Koing in for the heavier
breeds instead of Leghorns.
Mrs. J. W. Pruett of East Eden
was a Medford business visitor last
Saturday.
llorry Pellett of West Medford
was In Medford on Saturday und
In conversation with your corre.
spondent said prospects of a good
fruit crop in his territory were
fine. He also showed me a letter
from Mr. Hanks, who is owner of
largo orchards In this valley und
tho prices ho quoted for Bartletts
and apples were very flattering.
Mrs. J. W. Pruott of Kast Eden
was shopping in Medford lust Sat
urday. Mrs. Edmonla Anderson and
Mrs, Donald Anderson and Infunt
son were In Medford trading on
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. F. A. Daugherty and family
were In Medford from Edgevalo
orchards in Eden Valley last Sat
iirduy. The girls avail themselves
of the many good books to be had
from the Medford library und they
took a uumper with them.
Airs. Irene Wells, keeper of the
County Furm, returned from Klch-
urdson Springs near Chlco, Calif.
where she spent a month for the
benefit of her health. Mrs. Wells
is some better, but not able to be
about yet.
jeir wen and will High were
guests of C. Carey for the day last
Monday. .
Mrs. H. W. Conger of MeiUord
was ot the home of Mrs. Irene
Wells on Monday of' this week.
Mr. und Mrs. C. Carey wore all
day guests at the S. 1. Harneburg
noma last Kundny.
Tommy UelL-of. Talent was nt
tho Allen Oarage Monday ot this
week hnving work done on his car.
Jeff Bell and Will High wero
dinner guests at tho C. Carey home
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bruin of
North Talent were Medford busi
ness visitors last Wednesday.
Will High spent iTuesday night
at the home of his son, 11. C. High
in Ashlund Tuesday night.
Oak Circle No. 24:!, had a very
enjoyuble time ut the last meeting.
There, were two Initiated, after
which entertainment was the order
until, late uflerrmn.
Mrs, Minnie Martin of North
Talent was a business visitor in
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
Parties from lteu Ton school
district were over In North Talent
Wednesday to see Wm. Blngnman
In regard to selling u trnct of land
to him.
Mr. Scherinorhorn ot Enst Eden
hns a family in his house nnd their
children nre attending the North
Phoenix school.
Mrs. Betrlck and several of the
North Pnoenlx young folks went
on a picnic the flint of this week.
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Li,
PAY FOR DADS IS
25 CENTS A
YEAR
IIOOPKSTON', 111., Apr. 20 (IT)
Let the hlg; towns have their city
hull scandals If they will: In any
chronicle of Jloopeslon's munlclpnl
affairs there Is no place for the
hondllno: "City broke; aid soukIU."
HoopcAton Is run by 25-cent nl-
dermen and a four-bit mayor, ami
brass about It. It has $29,000 in
tho treasury and lends it to cltl
zent nt six per cent Interest. It
hasn't had a saloon since 1877.
which Is something for even n
enmel to ponder.
Down hero the people have nn
Idea that hlKuer, banstinK brothers
amoiiB cities miKlit study to nd
vantape the way lioopeston oper
ates. Tho Idea of paying aldermen
25 cents n year and the mayor 50
cents was Incorporated In the
town's charter. The vllliiBe found
ers believed the community would
be builded more substantially if
city fathers spent their time in
working for tho community good
instead ot worrying about payday.
In the time that has Intervened,
the people have never seen fit to'
change the charter, even though
the population has increased from
nun to ii, one.
The Jobs of aldermen nnd mayor,
lesplto the trivial nnnual emolu
ment, nro much sought, the cltl
nens taking a certain pride In see
ing how well they may serve the
city. Candidates for mayor have
spent as much ns $;oo in their
cnmpnlgns for mayor.
Donald J. McKerron. son of the
town's first mayor, retired from
office this week, nnd the council
I solemnly approved his bill of Ml
! cents for the year's mayoralty ser
; vices.
Portland. Contracts awarded
for construction of four street proj
ects tn this city.
Constipated
Iiutoccjof r jit-furmtnjpi.ytlcn VWh
r ttronf . irritatinff pur m ffZS
ttk K ATURK'S ! jT
MtltMf,dcMndabl,aiU V m
ftt.br IftMtlv. Mild.
Mt loiAorro atrltht IO MOQROW
il 1A IWX. ALHIUtll
Reommad4 and cold br
AU t Medford DrugglaU
Graf Zeppelin is headed for
, .. -j u: new triumphs
tvhh the mmo. motor oil used on its historic voyage, to the United States
THE NEW .
The whole world cheered when the Graf
Zeppelin sailed majestically up the Atlantic
coast last October . . . winning the longest,
hardest battle in the history of aviation . . .
with the aid of the netv VEEDOL EASTERN
MOTOR OIL.
So convincing was this test thut a trip hug
been planned around the world over the
North Pole . . . and VEEDOL EASTERN MOTOR
OIL will again he used.
A voyage to Egypt and a return engage
ment with North America are in prospect . . .
L'mlen to the VEEDOL HOUR
Uroidf-Mta mvrry Frliltf nlghl, 9,30 to 10,00 P. H. from mtlodat
Kl'RC, San'Franciscn; KI1J, Lob Angeles; KMJ, Fresno
KOMO, Seattle; KCW, Portland; K1IQ, Spokane
MADE
I UO
t
ESPEE OFFICIAL
TOURIST TRAVEL
SAN rnAXCUSCO, April 2C
(Spocinl.) Culifornla one! the Pa
cific coast may expect an unusual
influx of tourists, this summer.
This Is the prediction of F. S.
McQlnnU, pawsenser traffic nmn
aKr for the Southern J'aclflc, who
has just returned from an extend
ed trip throughout the oast, where
ho made a careful survey of busi
ness, conditions.
"Jteporls from our traffic repre
sentatives indicate that we may ex
pect a hipr influx of lnurl?ts on tlie
IE IE ID) (ML
EASTERN MOTOH OIL
FROM PKSVI.VAMA AX OTUEH
Tide Water Oil Sales Corp.
8(56 Pittock Block. Portland. Ore.
1733 Railroad Ave. So., Seattle, Wash.
Pacific coast this summer," said j UmIo, Oregon, was being held by
McCiinnls. "The west bound tour-1 federal officers here today, charg
ist fares go into effect on May 1 5, ed with embezzling $3000 of the
when the vanguard of the tourists hank's funds last July. He was
and prospective settlers will en
train for the west.
"Tho enst hound summer excur
sion fares will go Into effect on
May 22 nnd the east bound passen
gers will be well supplied with lit
erature to distribute among their
friends nnd relatives In the east."
Itoth. the eastbound and west- j
hound excursion tickets will he on j
sale until September 80, with final!
return limit October 31.
i.os Axorci.rcs, April c.
Victor L. llolmnn, former cashier
of the l-'lrst Natlniml Imnk of To-
found' -Jf?
ond VEEDOL EASTERN MOTOR OIL will again
be used. No other motor oil is even con
sidered for the new flights.
Communder Byrd chose VEEDOL. Clarence
Chainberlin, Art Coebel, Martin Jensen, Tex
Rankin, Eddie Stinson and other famous
masters of the air insist upon it. Yet VEEDOL
costs so little that it will always be one of
the lowest items ia the upkeep of your car.
And yon will get more power, less repairing
expense, und greater protection than you
have ever known.
l'AIIAFHE BASK IHTJES
- 1 arrested at Hanta Monica.
ON PORTLAND STREET
PORTLAND, Ore., April 20. (P)
j .laxe Kantotz, 12 years old, was
I killed yesterday when he was run
I over by n truck, driven by J3. It.
Brown. The boy was riding a bl
i cycle. Ilrown told police he had
noticed the boy riding 20 feet nhon.i
i of lilm and that the lad turned to
i the right.
mmmj
4 t
v
Garden Hose
'Xotliing like it of
fered iii Medford
before in quality
ami prices.
HO loot hose with
couplings
$4.18
o
Hubbard Bros.
Main and Riverside .
Medford, Ore.
7 1
o