tl
1 nrr. a
Total arid '
-"Personal
The MeJfbrd potrtofflce receipts
. if last month hw a KHin ot about
1 per cent over th receipt" ot the
same' month a year a so.: The re
ceipts for Isst month were J72S-.
and for April last year t"hey aere
16510.01. ' " . ;
Dne ; at - Jacksonville tonifiht.,
: . : , . ' n : i - v : .- ..',
. E. A. Wall, -noli known Medford
resident, who is a patlenf at-thel
: Portland Surgical hospital, was1 re-j
; ...trteri somewhat Improved last
: evening, but aUH In a, serious con-
. ililiin - - ... f . . :'. 'it 'i
- Lady's popujarity.cantesf at Wal
ker's dance, pavilion closes Saturday
nirhi. : Come and r asst irour iasi
tuiiint for rour favorite candfdate.
Flfer dance hand will' furnish tho
ntualr. . r 43
Utinv local. residents are attend
Inn the music festival being staned
today at Ashland for hltfh schools
of Jackson, Kiamatn, uougias
Jophln counties" under the aus
pices of the Southern Oregon nur
mal achoot.- . .('-
ladies' an chlldrch's haircut-
n -a sDoclalty..i Jackson Hotel'
narlifr ShOD. ' : ' 44
- Oucsts from a distance reglster-
' rd at Medford hotel include A. K
lvinit-hjr nf Maline. III.. Lb M.
'Beheualn of Portland. Me.. Matwic
Sorkln ot New Tork City. S. r.
O'ConnclKof Winnipeg, Mlnn-.'Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Grunan of Chicago.
. III., and Charles .N. Purdy uI.De
--.-.ii. Mfeh. . ..
i Belcct grade factory blocks J5.60
per load. , Med. Fuel Co.. tci. wi
Taul Schofer. and his daughter
Stums were passengers on the man
' plane to Portland yesterday.' ?Thpy
-will visit Mrs. Scherer. who has
been hv Portland for several weeks.
Another big dance at Jackaon-
Tllle tonight. ; i 43
The two-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rrnest Nellson of Grants Pass
fell Friday morning and a piece of
wood pierced tbl pupil of one or
. his eyes. Drs. Ogle and Emmons
gave the boy medical attention, but
It Is not yet known if tho eye can
be saved. -
; Re-roof with Huntington 100 per
cent vertical grain codar shingles.
-Woods Lumber Co. Phono 108. 4S
K. B. Htrane. left hero today for
, Vancouver, B. C, where he will
attend the convention of Rotary
" International to be held May 8. 7
and (. . He was accompanied north
by his mother, Mrs: Charles Mtrang.
.who will visit a daughter, -Mrs. II.
H. Holme In UeattlO-... i '
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Bin., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. ;. 24tf
Frank Lacy, southern ' Oregon
Oakland-Ponttae representative, ar
rived hero Friday: to spend the
week end. .: --V-- '
..Select grade factory blocks 0.C0
. per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. eat
.... , . . ,. - , - , 4tf
Edward Dors'oy,- bookkeeper for
the Pacific Fruit and Produco com
i pany here, left , today to accept
position with the Puget Sound Pow
- er and i-licht company of Seattle '
-Get ' thos fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 41 . lf
Marriage licenses were Issued to
day and yesterday at tho county
; clerk's office to Fay Ilunyon. 87, of
Portland, and Hdyth HIgh.lO. of
Modford:- Robert Akers, 31, and
.Maxlno Martin, 29, both of Med-ford;-'
Jsmes Bmlthv S, and Jennie
Rlffe,. 8. both- of Stockton.: ,
Ptaaterboard. windows and doors.
Wooes Lumbar Co., Bast Main and
erieaeo St. " 48
Included among the Oregonlans
registered at Medford hotels are
nr. and Mrs. J. H Knglls of Ho
Mlnnvllle, T. Jefforson, F. C. Ootly
F. P. Knight and C. A. Marcy of
Eugene o,nd F. W Prlebs of Roae-
burg. '
Jacksonville; Chamber of Com
mcrce danen tonight.- 43'
Wm. Carpenter of. the Cochran
agonoj- of the- Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance eoinpsny.who has hocn
with the company lose than a year
won a prlsa- In the "application
week" dub for the first quarter of
.the present year. - i ' '-'
llolman's plunge opens May 4th.
.. - - . 70
' Mrs. Adrlrnne Steward, who It ad
been spending the week at her
Grants Pass store, roturnod to Mod
ford Thuraday. , - :
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. S:"tr
, K. II. Uynge of Central Point,
who sustained minor Injuries, when
he fell while worklnrS on'an did
house at Sixth and Bartlett streets,
which was being removed to mnke
way for a used car lot. Is reported
to be rapidly recovering. He Is the
fat h or of Henry and Hud Dynge
of Iynirc Bhrothers orchetra. and
also Interested In the rstnlillshnionl
pf the new used cur lot. -
Select grade factory blocks $.ri.f-0
'per load, Mod. Fuel Co.. Tel. fill.
.! . -',-' , .. 4JU
E. A.'. Manson. territory man tW
Hudson cars, with headiuarters l'i
Portland., la a business vlritor in
.Medford. for several days..
Hoso mending, runners rrmovt-d
and anaga worked back- llandl-cn-'t
Shoo. xldtf
Tho girls popularity contest, car
ried on for the past month si W.
Iter's pavilion, Is scheduled to rlose
this trvenlng. snd la enn-rted to
ha-e a close finish, with Tltehns
SulUvsn. Maxlne Korinsn and
Mayme Welch In the running tvr
first honors, rarrylng with It a r.
cash prise, ,
Riverside Community Club dance
Rat night,' May 4 ill. Good music.
Refreshments. , 43
L. C Wilcox wilt speak at the
Jacksonville courthouse Sunday
evening -at 3 o'clock. The subject
will be "What Does the Present
pay Unreal in Kastern Countries
Mean?" , . -,,
Window glSHS, all sizes: also plate
glass. Trowhftdst. Cabinet Wka, t
Mlsn Paarl Timmons. tneinlier of
the Roseburg high aohol faculb-. ,
la pending the week end visiting
her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. John
Timmons near Medford.
, Pll-tlma aanoe, Nat Thurs. 4f
i --.:; .'i..";.;i,S(i;;.-(i,,:,vlt "
Fees received by tho state game
commisaion during the ' calendar
I year 128 for hunting- and fishing
I licenses) set i new all-time record
In Oregon, according -to figures
: compiled this week under the dl
, rectlon of Harold Clifford, state
game warden. Fees received In
were - 1385,463.35 - agalnst:
3370,390.20 In 1927. .The Income
for i2 was more than threes times
that taken in .by the commission
m 1915 when J104.C22 was col-,
lected. ' , : . I
,,. We spray all kinds of trees and
shrubs. No order too small. Phone
your ardors to 1089. , . .. .; , 86
Green slabs, 13 or l-ln., select
'grade pine or fir. Medi , Fuer Co.
Tel. 681: "- ; .-. i ' 42tf
Walter F. Chase of Tacoma and
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Johnson. F. II.
-i Lee, T. V. Lescault and Frank Ben
nett of Seattle are among the guests
at. local hotels from tha state of
Washington.
Green slabs, II or 16-ln.. select
grade pine -or fir. -Med. Fuel Co.
Tol. 611. 42tf
Medford Warehouse. Distribu
tion; storase. crating, financing: 47
Five prisoners, senrenced to vari-
rous terms in the state penitentiary.
left yesterday for Salem to begin
sentences. They were in the cus
tody of Deputy Sheriffs Paul Jen
nlngs and Oscar Dunford, and
wore as follows:'
L. K. Hamlin, sentenced to 15
years for holdup: W. K. Gillette,
one year for non-support; Pierson
Menard,- two years on auto theft:
A. H. Rose, one year for moon
shlnlng: Franklin Kobinaon; assist
ant to Hamlin.
Dance. Eagle Point tonight. Lots
.of everything. 43
Tlfverside Community Club dance
Sat. night. May 4th. Good music.
Refreshments. ,43
. Mrs. Ferd Ryan and daughter
Helen of this city are spendlng:ev
cral days 1n Grants Pass' as the
guests of Mrs. Ryan's mother, Mrs.
A. B. Pltner. - j i
All klnda of woodwork. City
Cabinet Works. 22T N. Fir. ' Sf"
. Harvey Service open from 4 a. m.
till midnight. Gas. oil, high pres
sure greasing and washing. 8th
and Riverside. ' 45
A- building permit was sisuetl ly
the city today to the Meglll Drug
company to mako alterations to its
store building on Kanl Main street
af a cost of 11000, "and a permit
was Issued yesterday to the C. and
K. Fruit company- to repair ItB
packing houBc on South l'lr street
at a cost of 12000. .."'
Old-time dance, Nat Thurs. '45
Send Mother's day., cards that
really express your Innermost
thoughts. Swem's Gift Shop is
showing a distinctive selection. 46
Fire, believed ' to have ' been
caused by a defective 'flue, yester
day afternoon destroyed the dwell
ing, barn and outbuildings on the
Dora Baltmarsh ranch In the Little
Applegatc -section. There was no
Insuranoo on the property, where
tho Saltmarsh fnmlly had ninde
their home for over 40 yparev1 Only
a few articles were saved.
Let rrie writ y6u4lal Uisurniiee,
Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. ' - tr
1 Dance, Jackson Springs Club, Bat.
night, 9:30 till 3 o'clock. 43
Bounty warrants were Issued nt"
tho county clerk's office today to
Mrs. H. E. Webb of Kaglo Point,
one bobcat; Albert Arnold of Axhr
land, one coyoto: H. L. Davis of
Jacksonville, one bobcat; M. Page
of Ashland, one coyote.
Big carnival dance, Eagle Point
tonight. Dance till 2:30. .'43
You will have a good time If you
oonfn to tho lMkn Creek Grange
danco. Sat. night. May. 4. i 43
Among the visitors in Medford
last evoiilng 'rom Central Point to
attond tho muetlng of service sta
tion . operators of Medford and
other Jackson county pnnts was
Geno Rowland, who last year open
od a new station In Central Point.
Mr. Rowland is vitally Interested
In the gasoline price cutting situa
tion and In order to protect his own
Interests has cut his price four
cents under the market. Ho was
disappointed no agreement could
be reached at the meeting. -Special,
tulips 2So a dor.cn. Sam-
uclson's Gardens, 208 Clark St. 44
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allen. Dr. and
Mrs. D, A. Chambers and Robert
Strung are among tho local Ito
tarlana who have left for ' Van
couver to nttend the first district
conference to be held thero May
6, ? and 8.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf
Guests from" Portland registered
at Medford hotels Ineludo G. N.
Taylor. II. K. Sankela. IL M. Alton.
V. N. Ilalllday. Paul Dunn,, W. S.
Ulery, Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Skaggm
V. W. Wentworth, H. W. Holden.
C. A. Adewen, H. O. . Murphcy. H.
11. Wilklns, Joo Ilcnnaid, Sam
Scarpelll. 1. W. Joilnr, J. Mont
gomery. II. B. Howell, W. II. U'e,
(1. K. Frey. II. Gastiand, CI. H.
Jones and K. P. Obee.
Carnival dance, Haglo Point .to
night. , Klneald's Imporlal Urches-
tra. ... - 43
A. J. Perry and .1. M. Pratt of
Kot-ltester, X. , urc-hmiwe guests
nt the homo of their relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. (1. 1.. .Knight, thts week.
Having bosun nn , extended trip
through the country,- via the 3'art
ama canal n few months ago. the
two visitors- will leave- here in a
few days for the northwest re
turning through Canada:
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Ksshion Shup.. 421
Medtord lllilg. Phone 1181. , 3lf
A leekeeper s llcnm-e' was Ixsued
this forenoon at the county cierk's
office to John Brenner of Central
Point. Mr. -Brenner hss 10 hives.
hill reports that d'irtothe late and
-unfavorable spring, the bees have
not had opportunity as yet to do
much workj -Th best honey time,
he said, comes with the second -crop
of alfalfa and clover, the blossom
vf which are found especially use
ful by the bees.
llolman'a plunge open! May 4th.
.... ;(
Among the out of town visitors
In Medford todav were It. A. Blx
by of Jacksonville. W. K. Morris
of Tahle Rock. Oeorgr Stevens nf
Fern Valley. Mr. H. K. Webh of
Eagle Point and W. D. Fenton of
Ashland.
Rlnratd's ' Imperial Orchestra.
Kagl Point tonight, Dnnertm-tTta
- ''
"If "fhe iran shines tomorrovr, the
Montgomery Ward storo' Employes
'will have u, Wf plcnlo at' Casey's
autft camp on' he ' Crater Lake
hlgtrway, hut If It rnlns the day
is apt to be a disAppolntmcrit as
far as picnic plans ar concerned.
Mr.: 'Viola Ta'lefson. has been .in
chonre of arrangements and has an
Interesting program prepared for
the Cay. ' Th 32 errtployes and
their families are expected to leave
Medford around 8 '0'c(ock for the
picnic grounds'.
step in at owem-a um nnop ana (
see the beautiful new Mother's day i
caras mat toe jcauing- cara maiiu
tatfturera have- designed, for thlsi
occasion. .. . .. - ,45 I
'' The boys manual training disss !
of the Oak Grove school, under the
direction of W. H. Frederick, spent
yesterday afternoon - visiting the
Trowbridge Cabinet Works, gaining
additional Information on manual
training" subjects. The class in
cludes George and Cleo Hutchlns,
James Mead. Russell McNeill and
Kar) Murphy.,
Green slabs. 12 or 16-ln.. select
grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel., 631. -.;:-.! ,. .:. .--;' 42tf
Dr.. M.;C. Barber la now located
at No. 6 and 6, Deuel Bldg., above
Russell's store. . 63
A civil '"complaint'-'-to - recover
15465.73, Claimed to be due on n
real estate transaction. Was filed
In circuit court yesterday by H. C.
Hansen against Florence llnrtzell.-
- Mother's day cards this year at
Swem's Gift Shop - are : unusually
happy and sincere In both senti
ment and design. 45
Among the California guests at
Medford hotels are Tom Currlgan.
H. A. Elson and Henry Ilclsenborg
of Ixs Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. K..W.
Madden nnd J. J. Llmberg.r of
Sacramento, Mr." and Mrs. E. -J.
Smith ot1 Beverly1 Hills, Mrs. J. If.
Wesch, Mrs. E, S. Minn, J. E. Ryan
and J.. K. Bninkcnburg of San
Frnticjsco. "' ; ; .' ' ' ' ' ,
' Dyngc's old-time danoe, Nat big
hall. Saturday night, GOC 45r
; Your deepest personal sentiments'
are expressed in the new Mother's
day 1 cards shown at Swem's Gift
Shop. ' ';' 46
Preparations for the actual con
struction of- the new Hants Valley
Medford road have begun with ihe
employment of a small crew of
mt-n- to' install new fences along
tho right of way.-extending frorn
the Pacific highway to a pulnt Just
east of the Central Point cemetery.
The Junction of the road with the
highwuy Is an ideal Im-alton for a
service- station,-and -it Is possible
one may be constructed there when
the hew road has bt-en1 completed.
Dynge's old-time dance. Nat tola
hall,- Saturday night, 50c. 45
Cedar and pine flume lumber.
Woods, Lumber Co. -. 48l
Temporary aut licenses were is
sued ot the sheriff's- office yester
day to-Nathan Gresham off Centnil
Point. ErneHt Hostutler, Sanderson
Motor company, C. A. Crow. H.
'Peck and K. P. Vilas of Medford
and H. H. Gillette, of Ashland.
Dance. Jackson Springs Club, Sat.
night,- 9:30 till U o'clock. - 43"
Hoguo Elk Hotel la now open to
the public Don't- forget the fam
ous ohlckcn dinners. - W. G. Mc
Donald, Prop. 46
- Fishing - IS Improving in - tho
ltogi(o -river,- according to' reports
made today by two well known
local attorneys and a Uentlst,- who
declared they had Utile trouble In
making catches In the river, where
one attorney apent three hours be
fore getting a strike, nnd then the
ftsh' escaped: He was telling friends
today how long tho fisb, muat have
been,-Judging from the struggle it
put-up before he lortt it. As n ntal
tor, of conHoHUlori, a friend passing
by gave him a fish to take homo.
Sunday, May 13th Is Mother's
day. Stop In at Swom's Gift Shop
and select a greeting card to send
her on' thd day aef aside' in her
honor. ' 40
Rucker's Taxi. Phono 68. Rates
25o. Prompt service. - lit
Th :mnvtA,,,iA ' tnm hk.'.I ,-
year ago today was much warmei-f
at 81 degrees than the maximum or
yesterday. 67 degrees, and of ludHV
witich wlji not be known until lole
this hftornooif' Cioudj" weather and
possibly hualra' la thd fdj;casi
for Sunday.' ". '; ' x 4 -
4
The fepurt In cireulatt'oti n round
town the nam two' days that the
city iUtg catrhef, representing the
municipal government, and as a
part of Ihe clean-up week observance,-
had ordered Kenneth An-
dqi-Miii'ii' 'flivver off the. ntrediH.
proyed ' on " lneMlKtinit ;to he' a
bttso en nard, probably arlHlitR from
tirvi fact- that a number of mer
chants, afraid- of their buKliisHM
prtiHtigo holtiK queered, had kindly
retueNtcd ttie minor weather ob-
wrvcr to not park the contrivance
ldrir their establishment. .
Thiin too. tho, cur. which fell
apart recently near Kugle Point,
aftnr being repaired developed- a
broken loud speaker and some
crauked. inner tubes. . and only
einerged fiVm tho gavake hospital
today After theso defects. had been
repaired.
WILL END TONIGHT
' ) .-. ; ; ; ' ' ;
The city clean-up campaign Is
proKi-csstiiR belter than had heen
exoected and will end this cventim.
aecurdluft to Klre Chief Hoy Klli-
ott. -he this forenoon said the hoy
scouls were Instrumental In bring
ing about the succe of the cam
laiir. ' '
AlleS- In the city have been
cleaned op thoroly and the coop
eration of rer-al property owners
haa heen food. However, he re
mind' them thaf In order to have
refuse removed, the City Sanitary
Hervlof waaon must b railed by
tciephomn Hit -
c
DOG CATCHER NOT
SEEKING FLIVVER
Paity Meteowtogical Bort ; EXCLUSIOH STAND
Stttunluy, Muy 4. ,
- Medford and vicinity: C-lwidy lo
nlht and Sundy. oUbly occa
irional showers. Moderate tempera
lure. - -
Oregon: Generally cloudy to
nient and Sunday. 'Unsettled in
west portion, probably with show
ers near coast. Moderate temperature.
a. y
Local DU , 2 1
his
1 1
Temperature (decree)-. ' 64"
Hlf:heHt (lajtt 13 hrs.).. 87 ' 65
Lowest (last 12 hra.) 43 . . 49
Rel. humidity (pet:)".-..';. 27 66
Precipitation inches)...r-r 0 1 0
State of weather P. Cdy. Cloudy
Jowest temperature this
Ing, 48 degree.
morn-
- Total precipitation since Septem-berJ,-J(J28,
664 inches.
Sunset today, 7:13 p.'m.
Sunrise Sunday, b:vz a. m.
j Bunset Sunday, 7:14 p. m. "
Observations Taken at 6 A. M.
120th Meridian Time ;
S B O
- -g- -3' a
n i f
Uuker City 04 82 Cloudy
lllsmurek 52 26 Clear
Itoisc 58 38 Cloudy
Penver 66 . 42 , Cloudy
Des Moines S6 36 Cloudy
Fresno j. 88 52 Clear
Helena 62 38 Cloudy
lxis. Angeles 80 06 Cloudy
Marshflcld 60 44 . Cloudy
Phoenix 96 64 , Clear
1'ortland '... 08 48 1 Kaln
Jted liluff 82 52-' Cloudy
Koseljurg 64 46 v Rain
Salt I-ake City...... 64 42 Clear
Francisco 68 !io . .Clear
Kanta Fo 68 44 P. Cdv.
Seattle 08 44 : Cloudy
'pokane .". 04 36' Clear
Walla Walla 62 44 ' Cloudy
. Winnipeg Y... , 26 .. Cloudy
. U W. DICK.
Meteorologist.
e-
TAX RUSH ON AT
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
YcKtei'ibiy was the biggest, day
In .vein, for tax iiayinentH at the
HlnrlffK office, where over $133,
Oiia wiw paid for payment of the
fh-Ht half of the 11'1!K taxes. The
two largeHt checka came from the
California-Oregon Power company
for $4i,!ori and from the pyen
Oregon Iumber'company for o'or
ij.ns.uo".
Tho tax department, wii'l.c
Jammed all day yeHterday, 'wan
nearly packed today with pro.wrty
ownei-M walling in lino to . make
payments, keeping a small army of
help butiy awaiting their necda,.
Tho ruth wan expected to continue
until thin evening when the office
closes at 5 o'clock.
In addition to the' personal ap
pearance of tax payers, a largo
nuniber of letters, containing'' tux
ppyment.ti. aro alxo being received
fi'um all parts of the county nnd
from out of Mtuto owners of county
property. y , ; . , ; k , ; , ,
ERVED SEATS FOR
SENIOR PLAY SOLD
Ciordon Warner, business man-
upcr for "Iiab,' the Henlor play of
the hilt -school, to he presented ;at
Hunt'H Cratefian Monday. n!n
nounced thlH mornlnf; that all the
reserved sealH for the production
were1 sold; and requested that stu
dents holdfmc thu dollar tickets
cease to sell them. There arc Htlll
a number or lite 73-cent seafs avaiU
1h he ttald. and may be obtained
either fibm tho stiidentN or at tm
box office.
"IT the nale cnntltities at Itn pie
ept rae, we shall have, a capacity
hou.He. said the student manar.
"This will be cratiryltur. a we are
depending upon the senior play to
niake a llule niopey fur the
school." x - '
ISIS
' Saturday, May. 4
I JAVA! A Oft
iEArAKTS
ROUGH
RIDERS
-v.-
?teins
VICTOR
a tixx avm wmlwms westdw
' : - l).MKIV
' Wg Swim anil Alice
Im lut
SPW1AI.
' INrflw llciairtrr Serial ;
' a,. V -. .' No. S'
Sun.. J;fl rs ly Bahjr"
Mat. 1:30. Tre. 7 Id
a .U.
aEW 'in . " '
" raw
FOR FRESH FRUIT
AGAIN AFFIRMED
- i . ; .' f
At .a 'special' nieeting'-of Uie
Rujjue Rl-er Valley Traffic, nssocT
atlon today, the' bipinlzatlon re
affirmed Uh stand favoring ihs ex
clusion of frh pears and apples
Jrom ft he provWlpntiof thtf Farm
Ilelief -bill,- now- before congress
Tht) meeting was "called at the
request of li. H- Kipp, head of the.
inaiketinff committee of 'the Port
.land chamber of cttmmercct-and
officials of the" Southern Pacific
railway asking them to re-consider
their opposition. .
The exclusion of fresh pears and
apples is provided for in ' an
amendment presented by Senator
McXary, introduced at the request
of northwest and California fruit
growers. .
Southern Oregon fruit grow era
contend that the inclusion of pears
and apples in tho farm relief bill
would place their fruit upon the
same quality basis In the eyes of
eastern and foreign trade, as the
middle western fruit, and eventu
ally prove a detriment tp north
west growers- '
' The association voted to again
send telegrams to the Oregon dele
gation in, congress, urging them to
vote for the McNary amendment.
According to press advices today
the upHtutc small fruit and truck
garden raisers have filed a vigor
ous protest ? against the McNaVy
amendment and have enlisted
Portland interests in their behalf;
Traffic HHHoclationH of the Wc
natchee. Yakima and Hood Riven
fruit districts talto; the: sanie 'posi
tion oh the'ajncudjiicnt'as the local
organization. - .
. ., , -
AT SHELLEY AGENCY
Tho "William U. Shelley Itenl
Kstate Agency on North Kiversldo
has found It necessary to increase
the 'sales force to take caro of
cohstaiitly Increasing business, li,
C. Itare, former owner of the
Herkeley orchards has associated
himself with thlf agency and will
have charge of tho orchard and
farm lands department.
Klmer Herried, a new arrival
in the valley from Watertoivn, S.
1)., will have oversight ot the
city properly handled by the of-;
flee. Mr. Herried is an expe
rienced realtor, having conducted
an agency tn South Dakota for
several years prior to coming hero.
Ho has lived in Medford for
some time and after investigating
conditions thoroughly, decided to
invest here and make this Jiis . future-
home. -t . "v ;; - v
If your house nceda'new window
screens. Phono 108. Woods Lum
ber Co. 48
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALI-: OK TItADE 6-room
modern house in Kugene; lot 55x
160: half block from University
of Oregon campus, half block
, from Junior high school: 4 ga
rages renting at $3 per month
each! house" rents for $30 per
month: house and garage Insur
ed for SiyoO: has beautiful shade
trees, cherry, pear and apple
trees on lot: sidewalks paid,
street 'assessments partly paid;
SSOQ mortgage at $14.14 per mo.
Tho-assessor valuation of prop
erty Is ?000. Will sell for $1650
and you assume debt, or will
trade' for Medford property or
. ucreiige. Write or inquire Paul
' K. Masters. Trail. Ore. 44
KOll KKiVT Furnished 2 rooms
and sleeping porch; private bath,
garage. SIM W. 10th St., 44
WANTIvI) A gbod cook. Call'Mrs.
I-ennard Carpenter. 0M-J. 44
M KIlfH A X TS TAKE NOTICE
, Daylight kJkus arc Wonderful ad
vertising on your delivery trucks.
lirk Sign CO.. ngr-nt?. 13
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
""The Food Is Better"
l( j At the Medford
These Drug Stores
Are Open flights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
House Cleaning
Let George Do It
Phone 1172
Wax your floors. Clean your
windows. Clean and brighten
your rugs ltko new.
IS years' experience. Kxperl
window cleaner.
C.KOROE A. SHBEL.Y,
Hit fteekman Street
IN SLIGHT LEAD
FOR FIELD MEET
t Tho pticolri , .school v was only
kiiiding fihe tjackson' schpol by 43
to 48 poihytt'tfMi-.y ihls aftej-noon in
the city-, imer-iohool fracSlv meet,
'A'hiclji- liegan this forenoon Avith
ovor 500 studemH nartl.'lpRting..
Tle . freshmen girls were . loading
the sophomore girls in ,the inter
clam high-school division: by.'l 4 to
X, while the seventh grade girls of
the Junior high were trailing the
eighth grade girls by, 14 to 2U,
,Boys and girls in the grammar
school dlvlhion are taking part,
while in the junior and senior high
divisions, only girls are entrant.
The meet has only twelve' events.
Including 50-yard dash, 70-yard
sprint, 440 relay, running broad
jump, standing broad jump, run
ning high Jumpv hop, nkip and
jump. shot-put, " basketball" and
baseball distance- throwing,, and
100-yard dash. . ',.."" ' j ;
An outstanding record of . rthe
day - iiiclulled "a running -broad
jump Of 13 feit by Olea Ijigdon.
12-year-old- eighth - grade,, student
of junior -high. Olarenc Centry
of the Lincoln school, sixth grnde.
made a broad jump ; of . feet,
while liorothy Oore made a stand
ing broad jump of '10 fcct and aix
inches. V .
, The meet was vU Attoncd by
students and otbera. and this afti?r
nooW waii, tvitnessing oyeifai close
coplcsts. - " "' " v
,
Damage csllinatcd at $3000 -was
caused at 0 o'clock this nmmlng
when flie broke out in tiie t'hvys
ler Sales Agency garage' on- South
Riverside avenue, destroyfng two
Chrysler automobile and badly
damaging a Studeluiker. Tin muln
loss is included In tho three cn-s.
Vith The remaining damage attrib
uted to molce daniiige. Tho'cars
were' owned by the igavage.
Tag flames broke through the
roof towerd the rear of the build
ing but the blaze was speedily
plac d undier' confrol-' by the fire
deprtnicuf.A Tm "cause was still
undetermined this forenoon. 5 The
loss ven t; covered by insuraliee;
TOMORROW
. , . ... .
- ONE DAY ONLY .
Continuous 1:30 to 11 P. M.
.-A TALKING, SINGING,
DANCING ROMANCE OP
VAUDEVILLE'S OWN
Eddie Quillan
Lina Basomeae
Also
TWO BIG AC3 OF
TALKIES
r
HURRY!
SHE LEAVES
: . TONIGHT
GUINAN
Queen of the
Night Clubs
CHRYERAGENCY
I TEXAS
' Cclrl,rutin;r its oth'-' birthday.;
the Southern Pacific railroad
announces special . cur rate " for.
Mr.y 10 In thirt round trips to
any Jiolnt on the Pacific const
front .Medford may be made for ;
so per cent of the one-way faro. :
In addition, on the erenlns ot May
10, a siiecial radio hroadcast will,
he given from- station KPO . In
San Francisco, Calif. " ' i
Kcginald Watrcnruth. famous
baritone, will be the . main artist
of the evcnlnt;. and Is coinlnB ;
specially from New York City ,
to. take pun In , the program, j
The program will continue from i
9:30 to 10:30 and 'will Include
a story of tho conauest of tho:
Sierra mountains and of the des-!
art. Music will be played as thoj
story- is told, with Warronrath I
aliiBinK sonus of 00 years ago.
A prize of 100 will be. given
to- the. boy. or girl Is years old;
'or ybu'nffc-r Who sends 'to KPO or,
t.the Southern Pacific .company '
W best, account of the story told
over the radio. -
ENTRY ENDS TONIGHT
According lo lieutenant It. M.
llaucom, enllHtnients in tho newly
organized Headquarters company
of the .National Guard are expect
ed to close tonight at fl:0.
Those Interested are requested to
calL at the armory where informa
tion .on 'the work of the enmpnny
which will deal principally with
training in radio,' telephone, tele
graph, pyrotechnics and panel stg
nals for communicatixm with air
Torccs,, will be given.,
Tho training to be had by enlist
ment in tho' newly 'organized unit
;ii such thttt n full (luota of person
nel i cxcctcd to bo I'ciiched to
night..
AMAZING
20 YEARS AGO!
Today the
Commonplace!
' -. ' -
. Banking-by-mail, a novelty
only a few years ago, is today
getting deposits to banks
' promptly for hundreds of
thousands. '
Send your deposits in by
mail and watch your . .
V ; ; bank balance grow! ; ; $
ThfJackson County Bank
I II
ES"AB1.ISIIED 1S
Medi:ord, Oregon
Coiitmercidl - Savings - Safe Deposit
- MCMMiR I OBRAmEseR,VB SYSTEM ...
y
II
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Everything In Lumber and Building Material!
Distributors for' Johnt-Mannvllle Roofing
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cablneta, Windowe, Doort, Screeni, Etc
The Old Reliable Established In 1908
When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone I3.
O
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o ug vi real
LOOK!
IT'S COMING
IT'S .
ALL-TALKING
irs ..
Dip
Us' r
' ' '" ! IT'S5 ; ;
Nothing But
theTruth"
with . ','
HELEN KANE
"OH, PLEASE - .
DO SOMETHING"
HUNT'S""
CRATERIAN
ae-vice to you.