Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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"Focal arid
Personal
i What might huvo developed into
a scrlouM fire called thi firo de
partment nt 7 o'clock this morning
to the Natntorlum boiler, room,
where an overheated ehlinney hud
Ignited a Htnall portion of t-Q roof.
The blaze wan quickly, placed un-JlerJoiili'el.tlH-oBll'.tho
use of
plH'mjctals.j'.j '.. .:;..)), . .
', -Brln. Vduitflnvalld- and old pco-
W jile- to thn 'Ashland (Convalescent
V : ):'knt;Host Home.' -m'
'."Cluib E. ; Huilng, well known
lmrdwaro merchant tff Myrtlol'oint
.und former-- resident of Medford
.rain? yearn ago. and pupil of the
; lbol-schoolH, when his father was
In the hardware business here, ar
rived in, the'vclty yesterday fore
noon to ialtend itho Shrine, cero
, tnonial; rtrfd ever since - has been
wandering nround tows) nrarvelllnR
at -the1 changes that have taken
:' place In the past 3D years; and visit
ing sumo of . his boyhood friends,
Including A. C. Hubbard and Wm.
,F. Isaacs. . He will return home
Sunday nfternopn,, . .
4 All kinds1 of .woodwork.!! City
Cailnot Works; 237 X. FUv 6
i. irourloen out -o the1 state cars
'"'registered hero yesterday with the
- local state auto-trafflo bureau.' .
. .,- "Pish and feel' fit'."' We sell the
tackle:; Btore open Hunday-.. Ross
A Koss;. Central Point. 36
4v Guests from a distance registered
' at' MedortlV'notels, include' K. B.
'-!'i, Struthcrs dfBostpn." Mass., T. A.
5 ' Plertt of iH-e-erHillTn., and Mrs.
J! :W. Williams "o( Vancouvor, I), C.
k'' :Y.",:Mai opesVatlndavJA j V 36
''r-'.. K &ld Postlo was Placed bapk In the
' ' county jail-yesterday to serve out
a fine of $200 assessed 'over six
weeks ago' for possession of -moon-slllnc-.;
Postlc a former local gar
age mechanic, had promised to pay
the fine, but fell down on hls prom-
Ise. ' It Is-tho fourth time he has
been plaeed"in Jul this winter on
' -'Hq-or. charges,:- - ,. ' .. ; .
, - Next- Saturday Is the nlto nt
' f ' Jackson Bprlngs club. - 36
CJ-reat (locks of white pelicans
are- taking heavy toll of fish life
in the Williamson river at the Wil
f i son riffle below Chlloquin, accord--..'
nig to word received hero today.
!,' - Approximately 500 of the big birds
r assemble nt. tho riffle lalo each
ti , afternoon to stugn pellrun "drives,''
in wliich the- picturesque' birds drive
' a school' of fish Into thn shallow
water, and then gorge themselves.
. , Klamath News..
,,. . - Tct mowljlte your fire insuranoe.
Orl Te'ngwald, Jfoldl Holland.
'.rhoho ' ' ,,',' tf
.Cou)raiy t'oJ sovoral current re-
'v pprUvjJ'srink', Howard' has not sold
Hid ' nuViJ-J'tmtnl) grbuiid, C a m i)
WllliUSi blit Is solo jiwner of tho
Heat your orchard with kindling;
'. Klnflra ami alat, T-nl .All .
'; ford Fuel Co. . . v ' . V tf
'' . Among the .Oreg'onlans register
ed ..at . Medford . ho.tnfs,iother than
tliosoi from - Portland are 8am. II,
.Kofccr (if. tiutem,. Q.JC, Hullng of
Myrtle Point, -lit M. Foss Of Hend,
K M. Jlanilll)n..,of nullus,. F. H,
lYougli of Albany, Chester D. Kills
f of Hrasidc, Merrill Truiut aiul Oir
tls Brown ut Corvullls, W. 1. Tay
jT'' to of Tillamook, Mr. and Mis. C.
F.-L-ltlioad of Ijikovlow and the
fo'llonlug from .'Kflgoue: O. A.
Prince,-,!,. .1. Orltlols, It. (I, Har
per, H. K.:' Ifostef, I-itwroiHio HhnW
and '.lns. Urkcnbi-ochcr. . : , ;'
I'lg dnnco, Wulker's tonllo, .3(1
' IlssMitrllm Hrlggs, instructor at
lite. .Jackson, school,' -returned to
WedYord Thursday : after visiting
lief father ut Ilermlston. JM. Ilrlggs
was seriously 111 .but Is how recov
ering. Nat opens Run day. 30
Temporary auto licenses wore Is
sued at thp sheriffs oftlco this
forenoon to William Sowell. Mll-
i lard Trubb, F. V Osborna and T.
. W. nurnslde of Medford and W. .1.
Newell and .'..Robert , Xlmpson of
Ashland. ...
i Drafting and tracing don for
r contractors and bulldora. Address
I . 10 So. Newtown. . , 3!i
! t Jasper Reynolds, a Medford tu
I . - . dent Hi 'ilm University of tOic-gtin,
is .here over the. week end visiting
t ,, his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. CWtU;
I ' Rwnolds of .tho Hotel. Holland'''
i y-' "Fish and feel fit,' Wo sell tho
j tackle. More open Sundayk Ross
J '. Ross;' Central Point. . 36
J Sam rt. K'9111'r of 'Halem, state
I budget 'director, and formor soore-
I tnry of-state, 1s among the prom-
I Inont- men ' here 'nttendlng the'
1. Mhrino doings. AnotJior Is alato
.... fifrifttor Clis Moscr of Portlniidy..:
" - ;: tifMh end sal at tho Kmmittibn
Hat Shop . In. M. M." Store. I8
I ' ji v-' lllfr'dnnee. Walker's tonlte. '!til
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' Welcome Nobles
" . to a
sCr'eat Country
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Some inlsHivinga 'voro pxpresmtl
Uy tho stuto Kame commission' 're
cently over the Increasing arrieuht
of sewage belrig dumped1 lnto' the
Rogue liver at (Ira'nts Pass, where
the decreased flow Ijecuuse- of Irii
gution is' causing real concern in
tltu summer months. Hportsmen
point out tho danger to fish lite
during the warm season to sea
going fish, as steelhead uidi sal
mon will live In water more than
72" degrees, while last year it is
said' tha tlho temperature of the
streum- was around 70- degrees for
weeks nt a time. - On tho other side
of 'the. ledger, according :to- Miltt
Uycknian,' fluperlnlemjent of state
liatc'Uorlcfi, sportsmen's organiza
tions Are working now toward' im
proving . conditions on Oregorl's
famed steelhead stream, Tllq'Orp
gonlan, '. ' -. . . '..,-. - '
. "Fish and feel Hi." Wo sell1 tho
tackle, Htoro open Sundays. Ross
St Ross, Central Point. ,.;J6
Wm. F. Rohrbach nnd Theo. y.
Iercault are among the .visitors In
Medford frqm BcAttle. , ,. , yiiiy'
Pance, Gold Hill, Sat. night. 85"
- Douglns Alclan of the Klamath
County Firo Protective association
spent Tuesday In Medford confer
ring with members of the Crater
national forest service, " :
Nat opens Sunday. 86
Tho Southern 'Pacific railroad
hns a crew of 30 to 40 'Mexican
laborers laying now steel on the
track between Medford and Gold
Hill and will probably bo engaged
in that work for the noxt 00 dayt;.
The Mexicans are housed In work
cars Btatloned' for the present' at
Central Point.
.' Just right. Get your halrVut'nt,
George's Clean Towel Shop 7 N,
Fir, and you'll say -It's Justi rlglll-Ji
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An old white and gray shepherd
dog- was- tho only oajilne caught
yesterday by tho city dog catcher
In his efforts to-round up all stray
dogs in Medford. He has been
sondlng quite a number to the city
pound, where approximately 60. per
cent have boon' recovered by their
owners. Tho remaining number
wero killed.
DnrA-ln tulips, C0c and 3 60 ' n
down. 208 Clark t. 1 " - ''41
; The Ilvely Llmo company of this
city was forced to put on a second
shift at tholr. quarry near this city.
Demand' for lime rock has been
vory brisk the past month and has
necessitated the Increased produc
tion, to keep up with the- orders.
Tho company Is shipping about' 10
cars- of- rock a week. The now
quarry is not yot open although
work Is being rushed on this proj
ect to get It Into operation ns soon
as possible to facilitate orders. New-
tunnels and bunkers aro ready and
an electric hoist is being, placed to'
bring the curs from the bunkers to
tho qllttrry.-7-!o!d Hill News. 'I
. . Dyngo's old-time danoo-60oV Nat
big hall, But, night. ,. ..', 88
- Among the ntany Klamutll Fails
visitors In Medford who arrived
yostovday are Mr. and Mrs.1 R. K.
Wright. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. V: Dun
can,. Mr. and Mrs. L,. R. te(.ap,
Mesdames K. V. Komk-k, if. Runde
and Newwom.
Millinery month ond sale. F.vcry
hat at special sale prloo, $l.r0 to
-14.(4,. Kiddle lmln- f.Oo to' 12.0ft.
Tho Kmmy Lou Hut Shop In M. M.
Store. . . . SR
Fresh -vegetables were one of the
feutures. of tho city public, marltut
today, and.'CuJoyed a good patron
age, - A larger supply of vegotables
Is expected for next. Salurduy, the
arrival of warmer weather being
an aid Iti bringing llie vegetables
tv tho .'market., . A-'. meat market
will bo opened at tho market. Tues
day as u permanent feature, and
will sell home cured mentsi .
-A marrluga license-was issued nt
tho county, clerk's office today to
Harry Harding of Venice,- Cal.; and
Lucille DtiMotto of Los Angeles.
' F. ' It lreen, who resides neor
the Norninl school, left for llrowns
boio last Sunday to look after prop
erly inleresls. He rocehtly sold
some property In 'that city. Ash
land Tidings. P ,
Dyngc's old-time dance 6O0, Nat
big hall. Sat.' night. 38
Three- building permits wero Is
sued by the--city ycsterdity to Mrs.
T. J. Malmgren to reshlugle dwell
ings on Central; avenue and Realty
nt a cost of (f0 eneh; .1 ' r
Window glass, all silos: also plate
glass. Trowbridge-Gablnot Wks. tf
Two hundred and . flttoon new
enses of measles were' reported in
the slate last week.' Dr. Frederick
D. Strieker, secretary of the jitate
'board of health, sitys in ls Weekly
bulletin, sixty. four cases of Influ--enstt.
26 of scarlet - fever. 30' of
smallpox, 21 of tuberculosis,' ,11 of
pneumonia, 36 of chlekenpojt. ' 36
of mumps, one of Intanllle parul
ysls and two of spinal meningitis
also were listed. ' Flvo cases of tick
fever were reported. - ' '
Factory blocks, (6 load. Tel. 81.
Medford F110I Co: S24tf
Al Melvln, we'll "known"1 high
school., basketball 'and football
player,- underwent an .operation nt
the Sacred Heart hospltal-thls fore
noon for appendicitis. . y ,
' Hoso mending, runnora removed
and snags worked back,' Handi
craft Shop. 1 Sldtf
Sam Shell of Oii'V'i-Vl, ore., and
Mark Tlsdule of Hutherlln, : Ore.,
are among the visitors here to ,ut
tend the Shrine ceremonial.'
Iinneo, Gold Hill, Sst. night.' 36
Gliosis from Portland at local
hotels Include Harry tieckwlth, H.
S. Mathlson, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Chlchton. Mr. and' Mrs. II. F. Llnt
ner. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McGlnnls.
J. A. Ormnndy. T. J. Burke, Gtia
C. Moscr.. Harvey VVlls. : Wm.
Truesdiile. A. K. Hale. M. K,
I Wright. N. 11. Jamison. C. S. Ilrew
, ster. Rev. and Mrs. C. It. Tarter, O.
1,. nwormstrnt, , 1', Mcl facken.
W. .1. Fraor. I'... is, llnifson, 11.
M. Tnte. Mr. and Mi. P. Taggcrt.'
ti. P. Wllsnn. D. 1L Hartley. O. o.
Mycr nnd 1). G. Carter.
Old-Mine dance, Nat. Thurs. ' 38
A bounty warrant was Issued nt
the county clerk's office this fore,
noon to W. A. Cox of Ashland, two
coyote. - '.i
Dry pine slabs. 15 load. Tel.
631. Medford Fuel Co. S24tf
Tho public Is Invited to attend
tho I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodge
card party at the t. O. O. F. hall
Monday evening at t o'clock. Ro
freshments will be served.
Pry fir slabs, ft load. Tel. S1.
Msdford f uel Co, tlW
'MHTWim MXTL
" Lois, Reth Mathews, ' V7-yr.old
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
-Mathews Of Tliurnton.-wuB selected
by a' trio 'Of Judges as the most
'bfatillfiil, 'graceful, perfectly form
ed and possessing U10 greatest per
sonal charm- of any Lane county
girl registered In a Kugetie beauty
contest to appear as "Miss Kugeric"
in the state- contest' to elect- "Miss
Oregon" In Portland, April 3d, May
1 and 2. Sheila -five feet' four
Inches lull, a brunette, and weighs
IIS pounds. .', .U. .'
Fresh shipments of smolt' arlv
Ing daily. Free dollvory any place
In-city. Johnson's Market. Phone
07. -''.'..''.. . V v. ., 33W
., V.' II. Wlllert, ', principal ' of the
Rogue River' high schbol, rind ifar-.
tlia Laws and ' jJvolyn Grlihitiej,
members of. tho -staff ;of the Ro-Ill-An,
year, book df . that high
.seliool. were': in. Grants pass Wed
nesday preparing, their 'book for
publication. '. ' ' " i'J'; V,' r ;
; Dunce, Gold Hill; Sat. night.. 30"
; ' Statd i'l'flffic orricc'r Waltor Fos
ter 'Is -In M d f o r'd . for. several
days - from ' hlsr hOndquarteVs' . in
Jflamath' Falls, and- last evening
took part in a llght-tcstlng cam
paign here. Tho testing campaign
revealed' a better ' percentage 'of
properly adjusted' lights than In
previous local 'tests. ' '
Money loaned to' worthy pooplc
lo pay their honest debts.' Thomas
Realty-Co., Rm, 12, Palm Jilk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Walter Jones of the Southern
pregon -Constr'uctioh' company is
spending several daj-s In Portland
ami Seattle. ' - - .
- Old-time danco. Nat. Thurs. 38
, J A marriage 'license 'was Issued at
Lthe county clerk's office yesterday
Utternoon to; Itobert 'tick, S3, and
Rose Hanse,' 31- both-of Klamath
Falls.' - - ' -' - - "v'
Something ''different.' ' Lots of
fun. Jackson Springs club, Satur
day nitc. ',- If
' "Oregon Invites You" Is tho title
lino of a full-pnge' advertisement
prepnred- by tho adverllslng- nnd
promotion depal-tme'nt of the clium
ber of commerce to nppcar ill the
summer -edition of Travel Tours,
a magasdne for tourists and-. trav
elers. Similar advertisements presenting-the
scenle nnd' recreational
attractions of -Oregon will nppcar
in magazines published by several
leading tourist agencies, Tho Orc
gonlan... Heat your orchard with kindling,
blocks ond slabs. Tel. 631. Med
ford Fuel Co. 1 If"
' One or two .other local' service
stations have begun selling gaso
line at 23 cents per gallon, and In
dications are' the low prices may
Continue for a time. The Camp
WlthuH auto camp-station was dis
playing a 22-cent sign thl fore
nonn.'in addition to oiliers In vari
ous 'sections of the. city". ' Tho pre
vailing prelo Is 20 nnd 2i cents
pqrigallon'.i . '.-.-.. ',
; ) Dance, Gold Kill, Sat.'nlght. 36
' Slinnlc Onster, a 1 motorist who
Registered this forenoon' at the nt
cal .out of 'state auto registration
bureau from Riverside. Cal., govc
her' destln'rition as IMinenlx.. pre.,
ami (Mara Iteeves, who. registered
from- Monlesnuo. Wash,, gavi. h.-r
Oregoit destination as Medford. ,
1 Month end sale nt the Kmmy Lou
Hat Shun in M. M. Store. .- 88
State Traffic Sergeauf CP. Tol
ont returned yesterday frutn Port
land und Suleni, where he had spent
several days in business,1' Ills new
patrol coupe Was equipped with
regulation -traffic equipment, In
cluding a speedometer und -siren.
In Saictu, Sergeuut Talent was
measured for the new stylo truffle
uniforms 'to be ' used early next
year'.
Cheap dry lumber at' Medford
Lumber Co. - 3a7tf '
' Howard Kell of Gold Hill Is ex
pected to return homo this week
end from a hospital In this city,
where he has been tho past two
weeks, having undergone n major
opcrutlon.
Hot, clean coal.- Tol. 631.' Med
ford Fuel Co. 3j(4tf
Tho mlld weather still continues.
nnd'loduy was partly cloudy. Fair
weatlior Is forevust for tonight, and
partly cloudy weather for Sunday.
Yesierduy H- maximum was 7!. and
this morning's minimum was 3d.
I)ancc;"Gold- Hill, Nat. night. 36
' Attorney Harry - Skyrmuiii ac
companied Uy his mother,- Mrs,
TCmnur Skyrmani left this morning
for Kugene to' be at the bedside of
his brul her' Ivan, who underwent
ah emergency operation Inst night
rur acute appendicitis. His condi
tion today was believed- to be sat
isfactory. '
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford- Lumber Co. 1 ?.t7tf
Mrs. 1. Stokes of Bogle' Point
Underwent' a niajor operation nt
the Sacred1 Heart hospital- this
morning.
, Nut opons Sunday. 1 ' 3 go
' Hi', nnd Mrs. JhineM K", Grieve
of Prospect spent yesterday nnd
today Iti the city on business.
Hlg dntlce. Walker's tonlte. 30
Hugh B. Honltln, supervisor of
Orator niillonal forest". nnd Sergesnt
.Grovor Owen, who' Is In charge of
tnp'ioeni v. s. army recruiting or
flce; this forenoon completed getting-
si) their personal affairs In"
good shape, ns'they are nnioug the
lorge class of csmlldnt'es to be In
Klated'lnto the Shrine order at the
big eerenionlal doings this evening.
Nnt opens Sunday. ' . i 86
Get those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Rrlll's Sheet
MCtal Works, opposlto Lewis Super
Servtco Slatlon. Phone 411. tf
Mrs. Kenneth Bcehe had td re
turn to the hospital tills morrtlng
for another operation on her neck.
The former operation she had Per
formed a ' short tline ago' was a
success' In every way, but the rum
pleltf -operation could' not' be made'
nil nt oite time. . Central Point
Ameriea-n. '" ' ' i
Cheap lumber" and cedar posts.
Mcdrord Lumber Co. J37if
Mnuce. Gold Hill, Sal, night. 36
The officials' of the Crater na
tional forest of this city and those
of the Siskiyou national forest at
Grants Pass will, by Invitation, at
tend the plenlo at Tiller. Ore., held
under the auspices of the L'mpqua
national forest staff tomorrow and
given for tho people of tho com
munity. , lllg dance. Walker's lonite. 1
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 44'
Medford Dlds. Phone 1181. IStf
TRTBUNR MTSPFORD,
. ; ; H. 8. Sovcy, roprosentfctJjjVe of 'the
Tom 'C Ordem'an Co. ol Klamath
Fails, insurance' adjuster,-is spend
ing a few duys in tho city on busi
ness. .
Rig dunce, Walker's tonlte. ' 36
- Heat your orchard with kindling,
blocks und slabs. Tel,' 681, Med
ford Fuel Co, ' tf
O. s; York,- trainmaster of Rose
burg, is in the city today attend
ing the Shrine eeremonlul.
Factory -blocks, to load,-Tel. 631.
Mcftforil F.url Co. ; t 324tf
Kucker's Taxi. Phons' 68. Rates
20c, Prompt service. . Jtf
ACCIDENT SAVES
An auto accident- on U16 Pa
cific H-ehwuy near 'Eagle' Point
about inldnlgiu latit, Thursday
night . was u fortunato happening
fop the Medford public,' an it saved
the local peopto; from- BufferlnB
the mortification, and humiliation
of the hundreds of vluitlng Shrln
or and other Mason a In the city
seeing" Kenneth AndefBon'B notor
Ioub flivver go raullng about the
city streets arid drowning out the
music of the Shrine bands whlbj
they (marvclcH that such .a thing
was permitted by the humane" ao
cToty and police1 officials to1 exist.
'" Jlow'ever, a rt d t h e r fortunate
thing about the accldbnt Is that
no one was injured,- although a
party of four waff in the imltn
lion cur, --It seems that tho 230
pound minor weather observer was
bringing the party of young folkB
back to tho city, when a front
wheel, aHhamed to bo. moored
with such a vehicle, cttmc off, let
ting' the front part of- the ear
down suddenly and scrambling
them up. ' 1
A deep, sholl-liko " looking hole
In the street is still being pointed
out' liy people atf the 71ul'c whero
the heavy driver came down to
e:irth when the wheel came off.
The $25 second haiid car, al
though such a thing seemed Im
possible.' was badly damaged, but
was able to bring the party back
to Medford under its own power
after the runuway wheel had been
captured nnd put oh again. It
will -cost a1out;30 lo fix It, so
It will be laid up until Kenneth
can. nvfHD lho money nndj haye, re
pairs made. . i
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RELAY OARNIVA
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t'OKVAl,l-IS. Ore, Aplrl 7, (Pi
-r-The linivcralty of OroBon track
men defeated Ore-Run Slalo iiuIIoko,
0 In 4; in Iht; annual dual rnlay
meet: hero ycHlorday. Klvo of the
four' relny markelH Her lanl. year
were hroken, four or tlimn ly Oi'c
gon' mcni ' " ...
Orogon ran ' tlio . two-mile In
X:05li-f), lowcrini? the mark two
fifths of a' second.
Tho' university rtten van the SSI)
In 1:31 4iS. 'hetterlnK Inst gear's
time three-fifths nf a second.
Oreiton Stato lowered the tlmo
111 the Hhulllo relay, hy doinn it in
1:0(11-6. last yoar'a time- was
1 : lit! 4-6. '
' Tlio unlvorslty added two-fifths
of an Inch to tlio shot put with an
average t'nsrt or 13' foot, 10 2-6
Ihclics. ' ' 1
Tuts four-iullo relay was hettorcil
I l-B seconds hy Oregon. Tho now
murk Is S:W.
,' TKe.unirui'Htiy nlliintus wtln tvnr
( , ... !i ,1... rw.h... ,nnn,B
)V(ilHllli."i'l"i.u ill" yimihu tuiwuo
fcould 'got going.' ' l': '
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PORTLAND. Ore.. April 27. (P
Prosperity for fruit growers' ond
canners of Oregon and Vushlng
tnv Is foreseen by directors of the
Northwest runners' association in
session hero today.
"In view of thsdaimiKe to Cali
fornia crops," said Kdmir M. Hums
secretary of the ussociatlon, "and
if northwest cVops turn out n well
as they now promise, the 1929
pack will exceed the record-breaking
pack of 19iS when Oregon put
up over four mtttion cases una the
northwest total was 8,135.000
cases;" s
Future sulca are good. Burns
atH. j
"Present indications aro' that
thero will ho fewer berries than
last ywr." he1 said, "and that they
will be one to two work's late but
Hufflotent for cannery needs.. Ap-'
parently there will be good tree
crops, but. because of the big do
mand. nn sttrpluk.
"All mean that the farmers
and canners of the northwest will
get good prices for their products."
Students Throw Eggs .
T.HRKELKY. Cat.. April 2l.Jp
Throe college students wero ar
rested lor throwing esp 'in au
Inter-college fraternity argumout.
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Beach Wader Drown
SAX FRAXCISCO. April 27.
Oils Corllir. railroad employe,
wad In;? at Ocean Poach, was swept
Itttn th surf and ilrnwrtM hofnn
'tbe eves of hl wife,
HU1VIIUATI0N FOR
CITY .BY FLIVVER
CANNERS FORESEE
PROSPEROUS YEAR
FOR HORTICULTURE
-QftEflOy, ;SATTTftrAY;
GRANTS PASS CHOSEN;
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Grants' Pasri snlecU'd as host
city for the next year's! first dis
trict federation of women's clubs
of Oregon convention,) this after
noon at the closing 'ricKslon of the
organization .held in Ahlund. The,
prize for the best convention re
port submitted throughout the two
days was awarded to . Mrs. Wade
Wallace; Beljevfew. )'err,Ht,ntative
of tho Uper Valley : Community
Club,, Bhe received " ;a. 1 beautuul
pioturo,;'ThRosBiuvlls by
Armstrong, (he presentation being
made by AIIkh Grace (Chamber tain,
prvsident of theVedej-tttlon. . ''
Xnt 'opens Runflay.i
3C
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTEDto'Jjuy 6" for u head
: )eV& sheep. P,; O tiok 3, Talent.
' . ': '- 42
TltADK For a real homo. 40
acres; 30 acres alfalfa, balance
garden land, close to town. $SO00.
J. C. Harnes, Phone 409. 3S
JUST A FKW
OF OUR USED CAR SPECIALS
Chevrolet 2-door' sedan. 1927.
Chevrolet Hoadster, 1925.
Pontlac 2-door 8edan,1928,
Oldsmobilo Coupe.
These cars are in good condi
tion and are, priced reasonably.
" SAXDR11.SON MOTOR CO 1 7
Oakland and Pontlac Dealers,'
' Open Saturday evening and
' Sunday morning. 38
FOR SALE Suitable for your sum
met cabin:' '2 wood bcdntcads.
springs; 1 largo Window: 1 square
. solid oak extension dining tsble:
window frame, etc. T. A. Wal-minu;-
106 So. ivy. Phono y'Ji-v
, ; . i s t 38
FOR SA LE 2 good dairy cows,
milking: 2 calves;. 1 pure blood
, Jnrsey haifer. 13 montbs.. In
quire Hatch's Oarage, Rogue
lUver, Ore. j 1
FOR SALE Oliver 2-disc plow and
(i-foot lractr disc harrow. Nye
QrchnnL Talent. 1 31)'
PEAR ORCHA'ftl) AND OARDKN"
PROPOSITION
' ' rt, ' 40 Aeresj - ' -16
acres full bearing pears, baK
ance alfalfa and garden ' land.
AH free Soli, level lund; beauti
ful home ''plaert; nice nulural
grove abclut house: Ti-room mod-ei-n
house'; fine family orchard.
Owner In' business and wantM to
Hfjll in -ordnr to Enlarge buHiuess.
1-riee 115,000; reasonable terms.
A real pear orchard and home at
a very reasonable price. See ua
at once
J: C, UARXES. Real Estate.
15 S. Central..
, . : Phone 409 or H10-Y.
THE HOT MANTIS OF TflK
l- ajKKKRT
Cup bc'miide very productive of
SitiiH-t-blng aside rrbm -misery, if
our guests of today would apply.
I he irrigation ystcms we have
and get a good pear orchard to
producing. You can't tell much
to the man just recovering from
his trip rn-rows the burning sumls,
but we drop the hint, and we
luive" some' dandy peat orchards
for sale.
See HOLStES for HOMISS.
' Nash Hotel Corner.
37
FQll SALK Mammoth Hronzo tur
key eKgs l!Tc each. High Banks
Turkey. Farm. Phone 314, Cen
tral I'oim. k :jdtc
FOH 8ALH A genuine dairy
ranch, 33 acres.- one mllo from
Talent, good roads; 3u acres in
atfalfti, creek through place, fam
ily orchard. G-room modern
bungalow with sleeping porrh,
dairy barn IMxSO with room for
70 tuns of hay and 18 dairy cows.
3 chti'ken houses, 9 good-cows. 2
brood sows and pigs, chickens,
milking, machine amT alt farm
equipment go. Tn- - i
0ot: 3,000 cash, 6 intcrost onj
defrrrett pityiiitnis. vv ...i..
A. Wing Agency, Inc., Medford.
Ore. 3x
ATTItACTlVK i-ruuni modrni
InuiKalow', nvitiK room und dln
illK rOBin" loKi thcr. kilchi-n. 2
bcdronniH and I'mlh. localcd in
nice vtH'Uun of town. Price
(100: Uoo. cash; balance 3S per
month, . else will consider itood
ear as first payment. Sco Char
Ica A. Winn Agency, Inc. ' 38
l'"OH SAI.10 Snndwleh shop, locnt
i . ed on Mailt' MrofU dolhfi (rood
hlHlncw: reasonable rent. Now
nelting iZOD per month. Price
11400; terms. See Charles A.
WliiK Agency, Inc., exclusive
agents. 3g.
KOlt HAI.H OH ' KXCHA.NOK
lva-Aro ranch, fully equipped,
M500.
S-H Acres, now bungalow, close
In, MoOO. -
5 Acres, 300 chickens and tur
keys. Cow and tools, close In, $3730.
0 - Iioom new bungalow, smull
paymenl.
Cnlanco less than rent, )20u0, 1
Siskiyou Heights home, 15100.
One of the best fully equipped
. 'garages In Medford. K'S.l'00.
One of the best pear orchards In
tno valley for $15,000.
Kor business propcrtv seo
DUAL & K.VKJ1IT,
:o X. llartiett.
!
XOW IS T1IK T1MK
to buy that summer home
lot on tho rvler.
r I rut choice of river lots and Ion
prices: easy terms,
located Just below '
Trail on Crater Ijike Highway.
Sprlnn and free Irriitallon water.'
O. K. MILLAHD CO.
1 9 K. Main. 43
TO LOAN .some low interest
money on business buildings, or
well looated residence In Mrti
ford. J", o, Box 6 IS, j
Right-Handed Cubs ,
: Will Run 72 Miles
Further in League
C'HIOACiO.
April 27. P
Ham I'ptts Hull; who deals in
stullstics.' inado- a discovery 4
n tliat lias- caused even Alan-
4 Hirer Joe .McCarthy to pun- 4
dcr.
4 Hall figures that hecause a 4
rlBht handed hitter In base-
4'liall takes one more step than r
i a southpaw in going lo first
bane that the Cubs,; who are
4 utmost till . right bun tiers,
will run 12 mll- farther than
4 any other .National league
r team thl season
., 'i .. ,
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STATE COLLEGE
"' COUVALLIS. Ore.. April 27 (A)
Intense rivalry over the recent
closely contested student body
election at Oretron Stato College,
resulted today in tho presenta-i.
tion of a petition to tho execu
tive committco for a complete re
count of the 2786 votes cast The
petition was circulated by leaders
of the associated party, most of
whose major candidates were de
feated. I
The request for recount was
signed by all candidates of "that
parly, whether successful or un
successful, and by several hundred
voters.
Tlio executive committee was
expected to act upon the request
today.
The election was the closest
leyerihoUt herij. -Some of .the can
didates lost by fvpm on;e? tpjijj
Toteii. ' :i ' r '
4. :
IN COOLEY DEATH
IWSAOKXA, Call. April
A murder complaint loriunlly
charging John L. Howard with the
slaying of his business' partner
Victor A. Cooley, wealthy Pasadena
automobile dealer, was issued here
today 'by Justice of the Peari iHl
liott Gibbs. Mqward will be ";
raigned later, Chief .pf PuMccJIUuhj
Kelly said. ,., . ,' . .
SFATTLE TOM
ALLEY TOURNAMENT
VANCOUVER.' H. C., Apiiry?.
(A3) The uort h wesl ot n nat iona !
bowling congress last night award
ed tho PJ:i tournament to Seattle
Sulem, Ore, had also bid for the
championship event.
Irving Green of Seattle was
named preMldent; Kohl. IL Haines,
Spokane, vicn-pi'c:;iUcnt, nnd Gurnet
Hudson, Seattle, seeretary-t 'tmsur
er. Kxecutivii nmnill(e( members
elected were C. J. Kldon, Poillaml:
Joseph Stetistrom, Spokane; .1.
Mu'lro, utter, Mont.: .1. Vollans.
Vancouver. H, t; W. Hrdmati, Ta
coma: J. Frelse. Walla Walla: A.
Ferrier. Aberdeen, and '. Mayhem
of Olympiu.
1 ., .... Movnl.
IVANIS'I'KII Aii:.V?V, INC.
Ik no'V 'Incntmr in' Mmlfoi-d' WnViv
1 huiiKi HUIk.. cor. ft. I"i'nt ' nnd 1-1.
lOlh Si., foiniorly occupied by Mi-d-Urd
flroccry (V " 37
ISIS
TONIGHT
South of
Santa Fe"
Wildest of Western Rid
ers P u 1 1 s Thrilling
Stunts in Series of Art
Mix Productions. .
COMEDY
"Tail of a Monk"
and
"Alice's Spooky
Adventure"
Big Special
' Police Reporter
Serial No. 4
Coming Sunday, April 28
"SKYSCRAPER"
Matinee 1:30, Evening 7:00
10 tad 15
mm singers 1
PLACE SECOND IN
II
HOKKKT CJHOVK. Ore.; April 7
(P; Saleiii high st-houl won firnt
place in the Olrls' Clee club, class
A, coiiipetitliui here yesterday, in
the first day's urogram . of . the
'Hivth it n mm I hlifli Hchuttl music
Uournament. Portland high schoids (
jtook all other firsts In the class A!
division.
j t ru iiKiin . nin, niniiiiiu, nun
me mix'u cnorus ( prizf, wmi ru
Jeni second, Franklin took first
In tho boys' quartet, with Salem
again placing second. Jefferson .
high of Portland won tho girls'
ntmi'tnt ooniiictitlon with Medford I
high school second.' j
. Koiofsts wero to le Jiearu touay
in the concluding program.
Pheasant Takes
Automobile Ride
to State's Farm
SALKM, Ore., April 2. P)
A China nhinKiint whirh 1 1iw
through the open window of
way near Halsey a'nd perohed
on the back of tbe rear,seut
during the 35-mile ride into
Palem, is1 being jexhitilted by
W. S. Fitts here.
Fitts will turn the bird over
to the state phcasn'nt farm.
WELCOME
TONIGHT
QUARTET CONTEST
SEE and HEAR Tliis Master
, ALL TALKER
I
THE MOST BAFFLING OF ALL
DETECTIVE STORIES
THE mm mmTJBinnvn
WII.I.I4M I'OWKLL
JAfctKK MALI.
LOU INK DHOOKS
JK ARTHUR
STARTS
1
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TOMORROW"
ALL-TALKING
' ' OUTDOOR DRAMA
MONTE BLUE
r
in tho Screen's Second
Drama Taken Out of
'THE GREYHOUND
LIMITED" :
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Trowbridge
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tverytntng in Lumber and Building Materials
Distributors for Johns-Mannville Roofings
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
, Cabinets, Windows, Doors, Screens, Etc
The Old Reliable Established In 1908 '
When In need '' ANYTHING for Building. Phon. 13
We an be of real service to you.
i iftii mi
INI
O parking troubles exist at The Manx.
Inedoorman takes vourrim-hm vnn
arnve and places it in a parage connected with '
the Hotel. Just hand him yrr key as you leave
the carthat's all. Located in the heart of the
City near everything.
i7 SwviceMalitiHospitality-
VMAWA
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&ANFIlAVCISCO
NEW ZEAL
CRASHES IN FRANCt
P A 1 i I tf, 'April 27 . W) Fra u H "
Muse, young New Zealand airman,
who took off from Lymp" In h
tiny olngle-seate airplane yester
day on a 13.500 mho flight P.,
NVw Zealand, made a forced !nd-!
Ing four miles from ttluiuny
Frame.
IPs plane hit nn embankment,
turned over and hroko the pro.
peller and : landing, gear. Mijw
was injured slightfy on the face. i
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
NOTICE
M. W.of A.
M. W. A. will liold it Hpoclnl'
meeting Monday ovenius,
"April 29,' to initiate Bovernl
candidates. All Neighbors are '
urged to bo present,- , i; .'
.6. 'A. TOX(j, "Clerk.- .
NOBLES!
IS YOUR LAST
CHANCE TO
V
FR X DAYS ' "'.
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Big Sound and. Talking
Doors
Lumber Yard
- take
your, can
sir"
HOTEL
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