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MEDFORfl MXTE TOTBTTXE. atEDFOftP, i PRECOX. SUNDAY, 'APRIL" "28, 1029.
DISTRICT
PEN'S CLUB,
ASHLAND, ENDS;
3
MEET FIFTH DEGREE IS
BESTOWED ON 75
AT GRANGE MEET
CALL MEETING TO RAID NETS PAIR
MOLD RULES FOR JAILED FOR SALE
SPRING CLEAN UP .
! STARTS WEDNESDAY
Chief ttoy Elliott, and tt before, he
will have the co-operation of the
Boy Scouts.
N'ot only are citizens ren,nestd
to i-loan up their preiiilnet. but are
asked to otherwise beautify home
surrounding.
ClnwwiflArt advertising pets results.
BERKELEY, CL. April 27. (A)
Three college students were ar
rested for throwing esgs la an
iDtcr-college fraternity argument.
At hint . definite utopK are
The spring clean-up week for CSSss
, Medford will heftln next .WedneB- ' ZT T"
day, May 1, and the cisy officiate ' z:, :""
j ask that the citizens .ep-operule assH
(they have always clone in previous I srsas
years at uch olflun-ups. hy Ruthnr-
, ink u nriuHu uii iimiii ui"u yurim ,
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
more member
Inspiration tn the direction of
social, educational, civic and legis
lative improvement through .their
olub activity was the accomplish
ment realized by the 100 or more
members of the first district Fede-
ration of Women's Clubs , of Ore
gon, who closed their two-day con
vention in Achland at 4:30 yester
day. The IS eiuhs represented at
the convention both contributed
gram of talks and round table din- j ond ,'1't',1 lh ImprcHHlyn fir-
The Fifth. BeRree in Cranio was
j county at Jacksonville, last night j I of, and on pending and pro-1 and are fat-In? liquor possession boxes or other receptacles on tlic :
large class of almost 75 initiates traffic ' In the business section. ? 1'hipns Auto Camn i In
S HRI N E
eio Pui mrougn me j-omon-i . wni(.n hag heen prepared ),y the tho result of selling three
"ir.nuii,, ix'iuic u w n . , , , ........ I ax-A.l nl LV1.MI U.At.UI I
ft 'f""'"""' lw "i . " , , " ' ; As for several yeors past, the
hcul. fnr-,m,l.mlr,n to tho city! '" A"fnt. ,TorrJ: l'."6"' and Individual citizens must pay for i
of some 3 GO
spectators,
; Ted Senmon of .Eagle Poinf,
veteran of the World War, who
had rehearsed the Inltion offi
cers In their parts for the past
(several weeks, was drill master
i jail as il wl" ne gathered by the wagons . SSSjSS -
i) of the City Sanitary Service and '. SSsrs
Jm 8 '. carted away to the garbage dump. :sss:
cusslons that will give them new
incentives and projectn upon which
to act when they tnke their re
spcctlvfl places within the five
counties from which they attended
tho annual meeting, according to
Mi.g Grace Chamberlain, presi
dent of the first district federa
tion.. . , ...
Miss Chamberlain, following tHe
close of the convention yesterday,
left on the evening tialn for Que
bec and the first section of a year
and a half; vacation trip to Kuropc
and foreign lands. Having, made
an 'intensive study of women's club
work tnrougnnut her many years
mony. Clarence Da vies of Kagle
Point acted In the capacity of
master of the evening, while 'Al-'
councillor passage.
While the city officials and
hiiKftii'.ss men', as well ns all other
i:lnsHe-of citizens are agreed that
(something must be done ,as soon
an possible to regulate parking,
double parking, ' congested traf
fic, etc.. heretofore there has betn
wide diversion of opinion as to
; Knox of Almond Street was by a !
party of of (leers, composed oft
leputy. Sheriffs I-ouls and Paul;
.lennlngs, policemen Joe Cave and j
Wltllnni Peek and Federal Agent
Talent. -.. -j . 1
MeCreary made the sad mistake -,. .
of falling to identify Talent when I k'ectroinerapy
bert Straus, Knms Valley Pomona) just what reforms to make. Hence
grange master, filled the position jn Joint meeting has been called for
of overseer during tho service. next Monday - night, of the city
Mrs. Ieonard Freeman of C'en- council, business men and plan
tral Point acted as chaplain and nlnpr commission to discuss and
he appeared at his auto cabin to
John Tyrol I of Central Point, as
lecturer. Floyd Charley of the
Lake Creek district was steward.
Hcrshel Harper of Sams Valley,
assistant steward and Miss ituth
Frlnk, Hams Valley, lady assis
tant steward; Leonard Freeman,
gate keeper; Mrs. Arnold Bohnert
ordor a supply of moonshine. Tho
officer was told there wos no
moonshine, but could selK him
gin. McCroary did not question
I the officer when ho told him that
he was a garage mechanic at n
t local garage and that he hd pur-
chsed liquor from his before.
agreement on the.
reach some
matter.- .. . .
To this end, F, R. Redden sec
retary of the
Merchants'
out tho following notice:
-"Your presence in requested at
a meeting of the ftuslncHS men,
the small expense of this hauling I
away, as the city government is1
unable to shoulder the expense. . 1 IS
The clean-up campaign, -as lastlrH
yenr. will bo In charge of Fire ! SSSSZS
Chiropractic
Dr. H. P. Coleman ! Ill
9th Successful Tear In Medford ; ES5
Treatments by Appolntmeut 1
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 96S I
Natiiroonthv Pood Belence I
"go
They'll
nf neitvtiv ht ir.tnn,L tn I f"'urt of Pomona, while It. B.
her present advanced . store of!Noft!nn nftlwl tt 1' -Fran-knowledge
by visiting women's or-lpnM Wilson of Sams Valley, Claim
ffanhtatlgns in Europe. That she ! Parley "f I-nko Crock, icel Ilrown
mav. bo oh o to asHlst .materially J nKi i-uim. unci .ir. nnu Airs.
in promoting an Improved educa-!
tJonal program In federation ac
Uvlty upon her return from abroad
wa the expressed . aim of Miss
Chamberlain shortly before her
departure yesterday.
Mrs. a. J. Frankel, stale federa
tion president, of Portland, was the
guest of honor throughout the two
day session, having arrived in Ash
land Friday noon In time to at
tend the luncheon given the
delegates by the Ashland , Civic
Improvement club as hostesses.
Tho entire mor'nlng Friday was
given over to tho registration of
delegates from the various clubs
throughout Jackson, Josephine,
Klamath, Lake and Curry counties.
The afternoon session was called
to ordor by Miss Chamberlain, as
sisted by Mrs. Alex Grant Jackson,
Hecond vice president, of (Irants
of Central Point prodded over the; City Council, and Planning Clm-
II. W. (longer of Jacksonville were
assistants. Miss Wllsnn contribu
ted the musical numbers through
out the ceremony.
That yesterday's oll-(Jay session
wna one of the most Interesting
nnd constructive ever held In
Jackson county was the opinion
expressed by Mrs. (lertrudc llaak
at the close of the business meet
ing. A number of resolutions . cover
ing1 taxation (a petition to the
county court for a , 25 per cent
rehnto on 1924 taxes); the prop
er designation of road names and
direct'oim on the highway? tho
prohibition of raising the salaries
of state or county officers during
their term of office nnd
mission, 'to bo held ut the Cham
ber of Commerce building Mon
day evening at 8:00 p. m. At
this time proposed new Parking
Ordlnanco will be 'read and Uk
cuweil. ,
"This new ordinance is attrac
ting considerable attention nnd it
will ho worth your while to at
tend." ,
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POLITICAL POT IIOILK
(Continued from Page One.)
matters were voted upon nnd
passed throughout the afternoon.
The lecture hour program In thii
the properly tax relief commission.
piloted the. tax program through
tho legislature and was afterward i 3
mentioned for a place on the, tax ' E
commission. The- point has , hocn ' ESS
raised that he, being a memper of 1 33
the legislature which created the 33
office. Is therefore Ineligible. There
aro sum every prominent lawyers,
however, who say that tho leglsla-
other turo did not create a new, tax corn-
ore,
and call tho garage up.
tell you who I am." '
"Oh! that's all right, answered;
McCroary, who then disappeared
in some brush to get the liquor.
Upon his return, ho was placed
under arroHt.
On Almond Streets officers seiz
ed 24 quarts of beer and 300
empty beer bottles. They say
Knox had been, operating for
sometime, and Is alleged to have1
annoyed neighbors with parties, j
Both men will appear in Jus-i
Mice court Monday to ' have pre-!
j liminary hearings. '
i
Mall Tribune ads are read
20.000 people every day.
THE PLACE TO EAT
Rex Cafe
Good Food Good Service
Knight Templar and 32 Degree
r Pins, Charms
. - : AND ' : . " :?
Rings
at Brophy's Usual Moderate Prices ....
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Bilk from top to toe with
pointed heel '
Purchased
I.krnml by SUM til CtlluinU
WILDBERG BROS.
SMELTING & REFINING CO.
Office: 742 Markit St.,Sn Frnctco
Plant: South Sen Fnndtco
t
'JEWELERS
MEDFORD, ORE.
An Old Established Firm With a New Name
Pawi,' nnd MrH.'A. J, Tlftnhy, third afternoon included tho. followlns
vloo president, of Medford. Other , number: deeriptlon of tho mute
Officers of tho federation who wore fat". Ml" lloth lOtrlnw: stnto
nctlvo In wulcomlnK lle'tt'Rten tho flower, Mm. Klnmi ulato bird. Mr.
flrHt do.y were Mm, Wm, J. Olenn Mlttlelond; voenl olo, Xtr. C'Hai -of
Talent, rnoordlnff Hocretnry; Mi-h. ley and ncoordlon nolo, irred A.
Wilbur JonoB, Klamath FiUk, cor- Hobereoht.
rcHpondlnit Becrotary; Mr. OBcnr An intetiHlvo educnllonal proc
Bhepnrd, .Uonub Itlvor, trenmirer, rain to be carried on Individually
and M1H8 Kllwthelh D. Palmer, , by the HUhordlnato KrnnKOH. and
Aflhland. In tho T'nmon.a pewn'otiH,' thnt will
Tho climax of the convention )'''''" cooU'ratlon iiiiihih tho
enmo with (iio selectlun of Clranta runi'liei'H, and pritpnru tliem to
; Tawi yesterday afternoon aa tho t take their placo In rlvln nnd Iok
next convention headquarterii. At llatlvo rii'lda wa an intereHtlnB'
that mcotlnff, to be held tho latter 'Idea developed In tho round tahlcj
nart of next Anril. new nfrirerH fov' dlNctivHlon of tho KO or ntore mem
tho followlni; two year will' bo , ber Kathered at luncheon yeter-1
elected. I tiny' noon In Jaeliaonvllle, follow I
.' Mrs. Wado Wallaeo of nellevlew. j Ine tho brief mnrnlnR bunlneHH
reprexontatlvo of tho I'ppor Valley , aeKNion. ' i
Community cluli, wah awarded the. The Unite number of mombera
prize, on attractive picture, "The hcmin arrlvinit early Saturday
ttoao nauvnls,'' by ArmntrnnR, for J m o r n I n b . . mnnttentlnn uffl-
flvinff tho beHt report of the con-'clent (renulnn onthuHlaMm ( In - the
ention. Others who presentod in- I'omona pratiKo activity, to enable
terestlnR1 reports yesterday wore them tu almndon fir tho day the
Wrs. W. J. fllenn of Valley View, quantity of farm work now .de
y:ho pave the .district rccordlnK uinndlnir nltentlon.
ieeretary'ji report: Mrs. ' Oscar I The tnornlnir session was called
Rhcpard, nncue -River, treasurer's ; to order at 11 o'clock by I'omona!
mission, but merely chaiiKod Its
personnel, nnd. thnt the legislature
did. not fix tho salnry of the com.
mlsslnners, but provided that- the I iS
compensation is to lie set by the)S:
state board of control, ond thnt Jh-iEsr '
report, and Miss K. T). rainier,
shland, auditor's report, '
"Try to Think Cron4vely and to
Trltlclw Constructively" was the
yheme. developed nt the forum dis
cussion of club Interests led by
Mrs. Wade Wallaeo, assisted hv
club members from tlellvicw and
nfrs. Osenr Bhopard, Rokiio lllver:
Mrs. William J. Cllcnn, Valley
-View; Mrs. Charles Ketux, Talent:
Mrs. Oodron McCracken, Ashland.
Itepnrta were also Riven by
chairmen of federation extension.
Mrs. Wlllnrd N. Hamilton, first
vlco president. Klninalh Aitonuy:
Mrs. Alex (Irani Juckson, second
vice president, flrnnts Pais: Mrs.
A. J. llnuhy, third vice president,
Medford.
i An unusual exhibit of henullful
Oriental i-urs was presented in the
nflornoon ns an educational fea
ture, throiiKh the courtesy of ihe
Atlyeh llrnlhers, Portlunil. by
llenry McCulloimh. speaker.
Ac(ve eoimniltees were repre
'senled In the followinR order:
Credenlinls and badRes. Mrs. Lil
lian flre'er. Ashlind, chairman.
Decoration, Mrs. IMn Kay. Ash
land. Hospitality. Mrs. Harris Dean.
Ashland, chairman.
Luncheon, Mrs. Kylvnn Provost.
Ashland, chairman. .
Music. Mrs. John II. roller. Ah.
land. -
OraiiRe Master Allieaf- Htraus of
Hams Valley, and was attended
by County Aucnt It. Kowlcr
nnd members of the elRht subor
dinates within Pomona RrnnRO.
FollowinR the meolliiR, the mem
bers adjourned to the hall below
whom a bounteous luncheon of
home cooked food nnd pastries
was served by the ladles of . the
Rranp-e, Clay Parker, of tho Farm
ers' Cooperntlvo KxchanRO wns :l
Boost nt this luncheon and. round
tnblo dlschsslon.
, An Invitation to view the his
toric relics In the .Jacksonville
museum wns accepted by the
members nnd they all Inspectel
this " InterestlnR collection until
the afternoon, session was called lo
order at 1 :30.
TELLS ALL,
iftes. MIkh nilen flaley , and
Mlsfl Adenn Joy, Ashlanil.
Pnrliamentnrian, Mrs. Hose
Behieffelln. Medford.
I'roKram. first dlstrlrt execiitlvc
Jhonrd. .....
uhliclty. Mrs. Itana Miller. Ash-
Daily Tidings-
Ilesolullons nnd revUlons. Mrs.
Fred Jttieck. llonanza, v
Timekeeper, Mm, C. K, UrlBRs.
Klamath AKPncy.
" ' J
1 "Will pay rash for good aeeond
hand ooupe. lure moddf, hx 171.
Central Point. S7
Jhonrd.
It Puh
land 1
Ii Verne K, Hamlin, held In tho!
county jail on bond of $30(HI on a;
I'tinrKo or roimery wniio armed
with a danwrotiH weapon, will en-
j ter a plea of utility In cimiit court
iiiiiuiiy Kiirn'jun, mrvmiiniH ui
Sheriff Halph JennlnKH last nlnht.
Hamlin, neeordiiiR to that officer,
has confesKfd to his pari in the
crime.
Nrnept Stevenson and Krank
Itohin.Hon, two li-year-old hoys,
aro also said to have confessed
that they aided Hamlin In the
crime hy HOarohluR two lahorern at
the Westerttind orchards hunk
house while Jlamltn kept them
coverei! with n revolver. They will
either he sentenced "to the penl
(miliary or committed to thu state
training school, the ntithur'.tle -iiy.
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pic-
Get Your Kodak Out
Win-rover you nio lodny, liavc 11 kotlnk linntly, for you'll
find plcnly of fliiint'fs lo tise it.
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
V... - I A . '
wur c.rn iimsiifis lire lamous lor their iiinlily
tinvs. Their work lii-ins out . . . iml onhaiiees
the liennlies of vonr films.
FILMS IN AT 10 A. M.
READY AT 5:33 P. M.
SWEM'S
217 East Main St. Medford
. . .THE OMIYO'NE
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sALM ADCE 0 y
r ri i ti v..
ill -take
your, car,
y sir"
parking troubles exist at The Manx,
lie doorman takes you rear when you
rrive and places it in a garage connected with
die I totel. Just hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all. Located in the heart of the
City near everything.
niS General Electric
'is the only refrigera-'
tor bnilt entirely of steel!
'Think what that means! It
'is sturdy and durable be
yond anything that you
ever believed a refrigerator
possibly could be. ,
This small-family model
freezes a generous supply of
ice ... and in a shorter time.
One tray freezes in two
hours, both trays in four.
These freezing rates can be
speeded up at will by means
of the easily accessible tem
perature control. It uses
less current because, the
cabinet is so efficient that
cold does not leak out and
heat does not creep in.
- .
And, of course, it has the cx-
elusive advantage of simpli
fied mechanism, enclosed
; : mm vil ff
1 - T7
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In an hermetically sealed
steel casing and mounted
on top. This leaves the
greatest area available for
food storage and makes
possible . the - up-on-legs ;
modclwhichrendersunder
neath cleaning easy.
In operation it is extremely
quiet. It never needs oil
ing.' It is as portable as a
piece of furniture. You just
plug it into any convenient
outlet. See all its unique
features yourself. Come in
today. And ask about the
very convenient plan on'
which it can be bought.
Listen in on the General
Electric Hour, broadcast
every Saturday evening,
9 to 10 Eastern Standard
Time, over the N.B.C. net
work of forty-two stations.
:al electric- .
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Phone 90 .
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