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BEDFORD MATE TRTBTJKE, MEDFORD, OR EG ONT, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1929.
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Iocal and
Personal
Mrs." "U; CI. Coleman and on,
Kenneth,. a-?d elxht years, have
J reached- the Lndlo vicinity of the
'Mojave desert" near the' Arizona
Jj California -boundary : line; where
they , will remain indefinitely for
ih: benefit of the ooy'jt health,
tfasj-.he. must, reside tin a ve-y
dry. climate for some time
40 cure his bronchial trouble tvhlch
followed the. removal of his tonsils
and an Illness with measles. Mm.
' - Coleman and son left over a week
Mo for thla desert .location.
'? lecture tonight on Krlahnamur-
il' teach li a.-, Are. they biblical?
By Harriet Tuttle Bartlett, national
lecturer, In the Business . ColleKe
iyclK.. tl: No. Grape at. . 44
Ralph. .Klein of Medford,
. freshman 'In commerce. h(i been
A- appointed.. councilman of yeather-.
ford hall at Orefton State college
for the coming year.. This hall Is
one of the five division of the
r men's dormitory, each, division he-.
$ ; ng.. organised into a club.
- gwjmhiiug now. lo drjnklng water
iat the Nat. 44tf
pThe oampaffti against porcupines
"' in Crater National park and othor
bigh elevations in southern Oregon
was delayed by the late cold and
f snow, according to the Apr'l re-
port of ira.' N.. Oabrielson, assist
)(ant federal biologist in charge of
rodent centrol in Oregon. . i .
i Rucker's Taxi. Phone 61. Rates
! SSe. Prompt service. . . Jtf
Dr. W. II. Heekman made ah ex
change of his suburban home near
Millionaire road to If. C. William
'son. .a plumber In Medford. The
Corning Court Is the property in
Medford that Dr. Hook man has ac
quired. Hia family moved over the
first of the week. The doctor still
J (.retains hia office here and says
f .-that Central Point is his headquar-
'tor. 'Central Point American.
! i, Ladies', house dresses, : office
j dreasea or . nurses' , . uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
J.. R. Boames "Rosalia" line.
;j "Every wearer Is a booster." Call
! 94-li forenoons for further Infor-
, ihation. Also silk dresses for sale.'
j 1 Mrs. Bat-to. 45t
' The Turnlturo Ond other house-'
hold equipment of Mr. nd Mrs.
'""E: C. Kolinsky arrived here from
yj.yosemlte National park yesterday
. Several days late, and (he new u
;t perlntendent of Crater National
park and wife and daughter have
' ever since 'been busily engaged In
installing - It In the government
K. i houBe on Queen Anne 'nvenue.
j, . Step In at Swem'a Gift Shop and
tf see the beautiful new Mother's day
'", oarda that the leading card manu-f..-
facturors have designed for this
: occasion. . 4t
if - -Jack Parahall, Portland filer,
31 has taken a position os pilot with
..I the Boeing Air Transport company
h - V in. Its new double schedule sorvlce,
which 1 became effective on the
transcontinental air route Wednes-.widay,'-
Parsho.ll, it is reported, Is to
;,j,fly the route between Oakland and
lhp.,. Prior, to, accoWlne.. bis (jpw
, "post, he flew with the West Coast
Air Transport company. He Is a
former war-ttme filer.
Medford lodge No. 83, J, O, O. P..
will entertain the Orand lodge,
I;, i Department of Oregon, In their
, state cbnventlo'n, May 20, 21, 82 and
I'S na 'h,r ,r dexlfous of secur
V Ing rooms In the homes of our cltl
W""' ,n,lt will rent Tonms
jijfor- the above dates pleaso send
2 name, residence number and prlco
i.t(0 John A. peM. chairman of the
C 3)M"lng committee. 44
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Mrs. H. lArrlsoh Is spending sev
al days In Yreka. Calif, her for
mer home before coming to Med-
r'.ford u short Wme ago. She la still
,i rfworthy matron of the Eastern Star
vjchapteMn that city.
H Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
The Jury In the civil action of
Clifford J. Smith of Central Point
.r:agolhst O. J. Tarbell of this city
. ifjto recover $3080 claimed to be due
-!. for damarca suffered as a result
i-xof-being struck by a car driven by
Tarbell, returned a verdict yester
'. jday aftemnn In favor of the plaln
?..?tlff, awarding him a Judgment of
,!,. la Krlshnamurtl the World
. TeaeherT lecture by Harriet Tut-
tajtle liartlell. in' Ruslneaa College
'Mldg.. tonight 1:1 1. 4B
fire Chief Roy fclllott will attend
-j the lehth annual convention of the
.....Oregon State Klre Chiefs' assorla-
.jtlon. which Convenes at Tillamook
'.Clty June 6, for 4 three-day ses-
'nlon. ' , '
i We spray all kinds of trees and
X-nhrubs. No order too small. Phone
your orders to 10S.
. Edward A. Robey, a member of
Jithe Maytag force of Medford, and
fnmlly, recehtly moved to this city
j j trom O runts Pass and are residing
,V iit, 801 Palm street.
flet those fenders and auto
riodlee straightened at Brill's Sheet
'; Metal Works, opposltft Iwls Super
Hfrvire Htsiion. Phone 411. if
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Rain or
Shine
Your grocer receivei
lluhrw't Milk Bread
freih from our oven
twkt dsil. , i
The commercial fishing season
opens on the lower Rogue May 15.
This gives two more weeks for the
Chinook to enter the stream and
with a strong: patrol ettabftshed dt
Quid Beach, It is probable that the
greater portion of these .will ascend
the river. Aji it takes them several
weeks, to reach Grants Pass, the
sportsmen of the upper river
are assured of good fishing for
a month or more. Grants Pass
Courier.
Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat. " 44tf
.Mrs.; Resale MoConochle, who
has been in the pacred Heart hos
pital for the past week suffering
from an influenza attack, is re
ported much better and is expected
to leave the hospital today and ret
turn to her duties at Brown's lunch
counter early this week.
Oreen slabs, 12 or K-ln., select
grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 31. . 42tf
; The , senior high school com
mencement exercises of Ashland
are to be held MaJ 29 wfh Dean
Dubach of Oregon State college ari
speaker. The Ashland Junior high
school commencement,' with 100
pupils completing the work at 'the,
Junior high, will be held on the j
morning of May 21.. Annual hoc
calaureate services for the 1929
graduating class of Ashland high
school will be held at the MethodlHt
church Sunday evening. May 19.
Ladies' and children's' haircut-
ting a specialty. Jackson Hotel
Barber Shop. 44
Miss Berhta Fredenborg returned
to her home at Portland last week,
having been called here to attend
the funeral of .her brother-in-law.
E. I Moore, of Sams Valley.
Helman'a plunge opens May 4th.
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. W. H. Watt, who has been suf
fering severely with asthma for
some time past, left for the Blskl
you summit yesterday In an effort
to regain hia health. He was ac
companied on the trip by Mrs.
Watt.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. S27tf
W. Pi Harris, farmer manager
here of the Standard OH company
several years ago, Is again a Med
ford resident, this time as the new
district manager of the Goodyear
Tire 6c Rubber company, with his
homo at 325 Vancouver avenue.
Select grade factory blocks SC. 50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. C31.
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Attorney and Mrs. Sollss and Mr.
and Mrs.. W. H. Frame, all of
I'hoenlx. Ore., spent the past week
end In this city as the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jopos. Nrs. i
Soliss and Mrs. Jones are sisters.
Klnmath News.
Hoso mending, runners removed
and snags worked back. . Handi
craft Shop. 216tf
Dr. William Mayo of Mayo
Rrathers clinic, Rochester, Minn.,
will reach Portland on the night nf
May 15 after attending the South
ern Oregon .Medical society's an
nual meeting at Grants Pass. . 11c
will speak on the evening of May
16 before members of the City and
County Medical society at the
Mcdtcal-Dontal building, and will
leave the same night for 1m.
Grande, where he ylll address live
annuRl moetlMg o'f tho Oregort
Slute Modical soclaly tho following
day. ,
Window glass, all sizes: also plale
glass. Trowbrldgo Cablnot Wks. tf
Mrs. M. B. Thornbrue, a former
resident of Central Point, recently
removed from Reardon, Wash., o
Dovunnorl, Wash.
. llolman's plunge opens May 4th.
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Miss Winnie Rogers of Kknlada,
Mont., enmo from Gold Hill to
Mcfdnrd during last week to visit
her mother's old friend, Mrs. W.
FIsk. At Gold Hill Miss Rogers !
visiting her former school main,
Mrs. Robert Adams. . ,
Plasterboard, windows and doors.
Woods Lumber Co., Kast Main and
Qenosce St. 48
To pay hia taxes at the sheriff's
office. R. K. Richmond of Evans
Creek was among the visitors in
Medford yesterday afternoon. He
reports farming conditions at this
time of the year In his section to
be Indicative of good orops.
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 821.
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The United States forest service
has set aside a tract of 80 ac.ros
along the shore of Lako o' the
Woods which will he used for a
Boy Scouts camp. The new site is
Ideal for a scout camp, with a
sandy beach, deep, clear water,
spring water and exposure to the
warm sunshine. An attractive fea
ture of the site Is that It is more
or less Isolated from other camp
ers. It Is on the opposite aide of
the lake from the old camp. Scouts
are highly pleased over the now
site where camp will he hold this
summer. Klamnth News.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Blk.. cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
En route home from having
spent the winter In Texas and Cali
fornia, Mrs. F. R. Edmund of Win
nipeg, Canada, stopped off here
last woek for a visit with Mrs. C.
11. Warren of II) Mistletoe street.
Re-roof with Huntington 100 per
cent Vertical grain cedar shingles.
Woods Lumber Co. Phone 108. 48
Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Chambers
left Inst week for Vancouver, B. C,
where Dr. Chamber will attend
the annual Pacific coast Holarv
club convention. Mrs. L. K, Put
nam Is In charge of his office dur
ing his absence.
Select grade factory blocks 5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
42tf
The southern Oregon federated
women's oltibs will meet In Grants
Pass next year.. ,
, Helmsn's plunge opens May 4th.
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When Albert H. McCnleh plead
ed gtilliy In circuit court Friday
atternoon on a non-support charge.,
he wns sentenced to the state penl
tentlnry for one year, subject luj
parole before that time. j
Dressmaking, mocking and but-i
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford nidg. Phone 111. 1 3tf
Mr. and Mis. t'. II. Corey are
erecting a a.room residence on ;
Wert Jackson and will occupy the
same when completed. - j
Cheap lumber and cedar posts
Medford Lumber Co. 8S7tf
A county road crew is complet
ing its work on widening and
otherwise Improving the Laurel
hurst road between McLeoil und
Prospect" nnd Is '.expeetpd To be
through this .week.. Severn! men
began work lost week on the Elk
Creek road toward Persist and will
be engaged, on this work fur a
short time. Itoth projects are
made possible through a special
levy.
If your house needs new window
screens, Phone 108. Woods Lum
ber Co. . ,r , 48
The 12-xpotted cucumber beetle
Is becoming a great pest In Wash- I Notice.
lngton county, having destroyed I Better Business Institute
ine rcuruary seeding oi rca clover I Monday night, May 6th. 8
auring ine past two years, mere
Is no known method of .controlling
tne Insect.
Old-time dance, Nat Thurs. 45
urviue ana josepn price .were
visitors Inst week at the heme of
Mrs. Ward Edwards of West Jack
son utreet, an aunt of the latter.
They recently disposed of business
Interests in Yakima. Wash. -
Dr. M.. C. Barber Is now located
at No. 5 and 6, Deuel Bldg., above
.Russell's store. 63 i
Ernel Stearns of A-shland has
taken a .position with the C'opco
company at Medford, but will Con
tinue to. reside In Ashland, how
ever. Green slabs, 12 or 16-in-, select
grade pine or fir. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel, 631. 42tf
Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued at the sheriff's office yester
day to John W. Johntton, Ed Musty
and D. A. Coflln of Medford and
TL V. Oentrv of Ashland
Mother's day cards this" year at PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
swem's Gift Shop are
happy and sincere in
ment and design.
Several members of the Medford
fire department were made a guest'
audience yesterday forenoon at a
mouth organ recital given by
Ralph Gerard, a member of -the
Junior high school harmonica ;
band. Ralph was a bit shy and It ;
took lengthy coaxing to finully per-;
suade him to play. Then it wns!
very reluctantly that he." played
Kuwane'c River, which so pleased his
listener he was encored several j
time.. He takes a big pride In his J
playing andfiremen who listened tot
him declare he has the "makins' of
a musician." i
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starts '
p. m.. :it
Hotel Medford, personally conduct-!
ed by Pern" H. Armold, president!
of the Armold Sales Training In-:
stftute of Los' Angeles and Fay :
Meyer Armold, retail merchandls- i
Ing authority. Course In salesman- i
ship and personal efficiency. Fee!
for entire course of 6 lessons, $6.00; .
per student. You may enroll at the
Hotel Medford Monday night. 44 !
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