wrmwraT) Mm trtbwe. medford, okeook, sttxday, may 12, 1020.
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Salem, through Governor Pat
terson und Secretary of Htntu
Hotrn, will muke a bid for tho 11)31
convention oij the Oregon State
Kditdrial association. Thiii year's
convention will be held at Albany
and Newport. ' Astoria will ask for
the 1930 convention. ,
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomaa
Realty Co., Rrri. 12, Palm Blk., cor.
Main and. Front, upstairs. , 24tf
Mrc. H. .0. Kennedy, teacher In
the Hilt schools, with a group of
pupils motored . to Ashlajid lasU
Thursday,; and- held: a picnic , at
the" Jackson Hot Springs resort.'.-
Cheap- dry-, lumber' at Med ford
Lumber Co. 1 4 327tf
Mrs. Leroy faster of tho Phoe
nix district spent yesterday in the
city shopping tai)d visiting local
friends.
Try .. Model . Bakery's delicious
Butternut Rolls, 111 West Main.
62
At least for atlme, the gasoline
war Ih over, service stations which
had been advertising gas from IS
- cents up, have taken in their signs
and the. general price Is now 2b
cent's per gallon, with, Indications
It may stay at that price Indefi
nitely. Casoline in .Ashland and
Grants Pass is still 27 cents, and
no change Is expected in either of
those two places. The stabilization
In the local price Is said- to hnvo
been influenced by the distributing
companies..- . ,
Millinery Clearance Sale at the
Emmy Lou Hat Shop lit M. M:
Store, Spring hats going at less
than M price to make room for
mid-summer stock;. Sale prices
14.98, $3.98, 92.98, 1.98 and $1.00.
Double green saving stamps all
this week, . . .. - B2
G; 0. . Mapes,. .district manager
for the Security Benefit associa
tion, has recently arrived'in Orants
Pans with the intention of locating
there. Mr. Mapes came there from
Kellogg, -Idaho, where he has held
a similar position.
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
42tf
.Bugene Lovelace, arrested last
Saturday night for car theft was
sentenced to serve throe yeirs In
the state penitentiary when. he en
tered a plea of guilty in .circuit
court yesterday afternoon. Love
lace is said to have been intho
toils of the law before on a similar
charge.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bltlg. Phone 1181. .13tf
Humors have been going , the
rounds In Medford that a meeting
Is to be called here soon to dis
cuss the feasibility and possibility
of establishing a new Pacific high
way cutoff, from Trail, through
, Tiller, to Uoseburg, eliminating
e,voral tban mountain : grades, and
dlttlng!; the' distance by: 30, 'miles.'
It is argued the Crater Lake hlgh
wny in Its present gobd condition
will act easily as the first unit for
the new route. This Is one of the
first routes surveyed for the high
way, but was not used.
Select grade factory block $5. GO
per load.. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
' - ; 43tf
District Attorney Georgo Codding
if Medford," was in Grants Pass
Wednesday arguing .a case in cir
cuit court.
Swimming riofr In drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
Stanley Sherwood of tho post of
fice clerical staff, is In tho midst
of a ten days' vacation, left over
from last year's vacation period of
15 days, the most of which he
has been spending on a ranch near
the city studying agricultural
questions. When he returns to
duty this week he will have this
year's vacation of 15 duys to
worry about.
"Window glass, all sizes; also plate
glass. Trowbirdge Cabinet "Wks. tf
Lee Black of the Applegate dis
trict spent yesterday in Medford
transacting business.
We spray all kinds of trees and
shrubs. No order tpo small. Phone
your orders to; 1039. . $$
Karl Lath r op, who has aranch
on the upper river road in the Fori
Vanoy district, has the largest
blackberry patch In this section of
the country. Mr. Lathrop has 23
acres in blackberries and sells his
crop to the Bagloy Canning com-,
pany of Ashland, under contract.
Grants Pass Bulletin. ;. .
Ladles' house dresses, office
dresses ,or nurses' uniforms, for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
J. R. Soames "Rosalia" line.
"Every wearer is a booster." Call
964-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also silk dresses for sale.
Mrs. Barto. 45tf
By the first of June. Sixth street
will be well illuminated with its
new lighting system,-the Installa
tion of whichr .began last week.
There will be six tall lights to each
blrtck, extending-from Riverside to
Oakdale avenues. . v'j :
Business Is good, tisl your prop
erty with Beebe & Sims, 16 B.
Bartlett. ?. 52.
If further- persuasion brings
forth fruit. It fs possible the Jack
son County Public Health associa
tion may have another member in
the person of Miss Eva Xealon of
Table Rock, well known newspaper
reporter. Miss .'ealon; Is a daily '
caller at the unit office In the coUrt
house, and for. weeks past pressure
has been brought to bear to. in
clude her In $ho association mem
bership, and ,whlle at first Httlcl
was accomplished, U seems now
Miss Xealon is apt to break loose
with the membership fee of 50
cents and join at least on the. in
stallment payment plan. . ., .;
--. Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 998. .. tf
Marriage licenses were issued at
the county clerk's qflce yester
day afternoon to JampDyc, 25, of
Medford, andAlma Connor, 22. of
Talent, and to Raymond Johnson.
3n, and Ruth Run, 30 both of
Ashland. . K .... . .
This paper gives, free tickets to
Barnes' circus far children -under
16. See ad and get busy. .63
Circuit court was In session yes
terday on the mortgage foreclosure
case of .the Swartley Brothers con
tractors, agantst tho Medford Re
ducing & Refining company. Vic
case involves a mortgage of $84,000
held by the Chicago Trust company
and labor . Hens amounting...-., to
$7G0O. - John Kollock, Portland at
torney was present yesterday re
resenting, .the .interests rit Yhd'Clil-!
cago compa'ny; 't':' ';; j-
Smart Millinery, Including wide
brimmed- flops at special prices,
$3.98 to $10. The Band Box, 223
East Cth St., just east of the Gro
ceteria. ; 62
Either because hot woather is
drawing near or because tho price
of Ingredients Is golng;up. a num
ber of local soft-drink and confec
tionery , establishments are . -charg- !
Ing 20 cents for a sundae and -25
cents for a nut sundae. The usual
price has been one nickel cheaper,
However, tho Increase is not re-
ported to be gonernl In' the city. '
The annual state bar examlna-'
tions will be held in Salem July 9
and 10. Between 50 and 60 -ap-.
pllcants already have filed for the
examination. The state board of
bar examiners will havo charge of;
the examination. !
, Helm a's plurge opens May 4th.
. . : ,70!
1 Rev. K. P. Iawronce returned
( yesterday from a trip ta eastern
, Oregon, where he visited several
jf cities 'during the past week, on .
-business and plea.su re. t
Select grade factory blocks $5.50 j
! per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 1
; . , 42tf;
r Mothers of . ex service men, I
whether members of the American 1
Legion or not, are lnvited to attend ,
the meeting of tho American Le-
gion Auxiliary tomorrow night at'
the armory, where a special pro- (
gram will be presented, followed
by refreshments. .
Six-room suburban home, $2100;
only $200 cash. Phone 896. Bee bo
& Sims. 62
. Ai comparatively large number
of rural schools will close in Jack
son .county next week, .according to
the cotinty school superintendent's
office. and will , Include Agate.
North' Phoenix. Unlonlown. Derby,
Thompson Creek, Lake Creek, De
bpnger .Gap, Prospeet. Kden Val
tey; Bellview, "Elk Creek. Alder
brooks Sterling, Butte Falls and
West ;: Side. A number of the
schools' have already closed and
the remainder will all.be dismissed
during the. last two weeks of May.
Carnival dance Sat. night, Nat
large halt. Dynge Bros, music -61
i Another, ..election is to'be called
soon -by the Oak Grove water im
provement 'district on tho question
ot floating a bond- issue rtt $15,000
for -the . construction iof a water
system), with the source of supply
purchased from- the. city of Med-,
ford.' One election was recently
held to determine whether the
district should be; formed, and 1;
oarrled by a big majority.. ' 1
- ' M1B4 Flora B. Glllbtt "arttT Mlfcfe
Rut, It X. Flint, well known-Grants
Prtss girls, are graduating from' the
Portland Emanuel hospital school
for nurses this spring.
Temporary auto licenses wore ,. The man and woman arrested
isssued at the sheriff's office yes- Friday in Eugene , on bad check ,
terday to Charles Haver, Mrs. A. charges under . several different !
W. Lewis of Medford, O. O. Huis aliases, may be brought back to i
ner of Medford and H. E. Lehman, Medford to face similar charges if
of Medford, and F. A, Southwell j the Eugene charges are found In-1
of. Centrnl Point. sufficient. The pair are alleged to
A copy of "Thoughts ot You," a j hve passed $70 worth of bad1
urini. wad r.ivA-i v.w. .-rdit v bv checks un local merchants, with
Carl Y. Tengwald from his brother, I practically all tho merchants fur
Victor, in Denver. Colo. Victor nlohlng the blanks on which they
composed the music and wrote tho w written. Despite thu fact
wnrds. ntiH whpn nlnved vesterduv the couple were strangers here and
It revealed a beautiful melody. The i repeated warnings by officers, the
Allan Vera KerHhaw, who haH
been III nl tho Sucrert Heart hos
pltul for the pant few tluya, la rw
ported Improving in health,
H. C. ChrlHtner has exchanged
his dwelling property at r17 Heatty i
Ktreet for ti four-ncro place on wl'n jrelutlves and friends aae
H.mth Pe.h t,v w. a Cramer Deuel and Jasper Heyrf
oid. who aro students at the Unl
... ' vemty of Oregon. ,
pomoaslon of the property this . Miss Queenle Alcpclt Is one
week. ' ' the ttlrls who recently onrolled Jt
hpendlnir "'e week-end here 'the Medford Buslneas college,
writer is studying law. in Denver,
but is regarded as a musical genius.
To continue his aviation studies.
two cashed seven $10 checks be
fore they left the city.
Although not in a large city, the
after having been a student at the Canby Herald of Canby. Ore., re
Sander Airplane school here. Del- gently published a creditable spe
hert Clifford, son of' Mr. and Mrs. '.eial edition of several sections in
F. J. Clifford.. West Klcventh, connection with a tulip festival in
Ktreet, left last week for Spokane that city. A copy of l)e paper was
to enter the Maner, school of ayia-, received last week by Mrs. Grace
tion. 1,"v ' : ."i(-v-V Voss at the chamber-of commerce
Mrs.tSeUa Merrick .nd .MK8' Where it haa een attracting con
M. Wilson motored to Orants Pass siderable attention because of the.
yesterday to attend a lodge meet- thoroughness with which it cov
tng In that city anrf to visit friend,?, ered its field-
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