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MEDFORT) frtXTL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD, ORrcfiOy.-.TrKSIUY.' MAY 11, 1029, PAGE THREE STAGE R0TAR1AN Queen Rut Rivera, Wd her two attendants. Princess Mjirgaret Layne and Princers Muriel Trick ey Qf the Northwest Tulip Festival of BetlinghDin, who with their chaperone, Edith. B. Carhort . of that city, landed at the local air port this morning, were the guests 'of .honor at the Rotary club luncheon at tho Hotel Medford this noon... . . . They were wolcomed to the city by Mayor A. W. Pipes, and intro duced Individually by C. E.-(Pop) Gates. Beautiful corsage bou quets of sweet peaa and spring flowers were placed at the plate of the visitors. They left the meeting early and took off for San Francisco from the local air port In their special plane, "The Spirit of the Tulip' at one o'clock. . The program, In charge of Jeun esse Butler and Mary Grelner was varied and extended through the luncheon itself and the regular time allotted for after meal num bers. Substitutes for .the two re porters were, appointed by E. C. Corn, and consisted of Jack Swem and Al Hayden. whip took notes on the meetings and ,! "will run special stories In ' fthe Sunday papers. , ' ''Harmonica Mike" Sullivan' of .Birmingham, Alabama, who is known as tho "radio king," hav lug presented programs ovor- 446 "radio stations throughout the world, was a guest of, the day and contributed a group of well-re ceived seliH-tions on his instru-l ment. William V. Isaacs gave on In-' terestlng talk on the "Art of Landing Thorn an tho Ruguo."; Preceding this, the club members : sang "Let Me Call You Sweet-, heart." a cong selected by tho program committee and dedicated to "The Queen of Relhnghum." Uttle George Maddox was next Introductl nnd gave a few remi niscences of his experiences aa "the shoe shine king of Med ford," after which ho delighted the audience with a group of Methodist spirituals. An interesting questionnaire was next given the members by the committee, as a hilarious climax to the. day's proceedings. and John Holmer, chef do gure of the "-40 et i" soelete volunteered to purchase the balls, the "40 et 8" subscribing $L't) fur this worthy purpose. A special entertainment pro gram is scheduled for the mxl meeting of Med ford post a ceo riling to an announcement by Comman der Ferguson. 4 T 10 SECURE FREE. SOUTHERN OREGON CUT L Plans for the annual observance of Memorial Day were discussed at last night's meeting of Medford Post No, 15 at the armory. The. local Legion post will cooperate with other patriotic organizations in putting on a fitting ceremony for this important- event. The Me morial Day parade will start at fl:30 n. m., May 30th, according to Col. Payne, chairman of the com mittee, and, every local lcgionnnire Is urged to plan now to be In the lino of march at that time. Lee Bricker who is In charge of the local committee on the Ameri can League Junior baseball league reported that three teams have al ready been formed in Medford and a total of 12 Jackson county. The first official league game will bo played -Thursday at the fair grounds. Bricker asked for funds to buy base halls for the games It has just been announced by P. O. Crawford, vice-president and general manHger of the California Oregon Power company, that an other reduction In electric rutes in southern Oregon will become ef- j fective as of Moy 15, 1929. . i This latest rno revision will ben efit users of small motors under , the power rate. v l-arge users un- j der the, commercial cooking and j heating rdte will also- obtain serv-J vice at a lower cost than heretofore.- N i : The above class of customers did not benefit by the reduction on October 1st, which -was confined to domestic and commercial light ing customers. Under the new power schedule tho first block has been reduced from 8 to 6 cents per kilowatt hour and In the case of the heating and cooking rate large users will be charged for a cer tain number of kilowatt hours at 1 cent instead of 1 & cents as for merly. Judging from tho number of cus tomers affected and their average use at the present time, it Is esti mated that they will save, under the new rates.'about $12,20Q n year. These new rates have been ap proved by the public service com mission of Oregon and will be come effective May 1". 1!)29. The camels are coming! i So are tho big and little ele phants, lions, monkeys and nil the other -animals with Al. G. Barnes' big circus, day after tomorrow. t All the kiddies will want to at- i tend. , What's the use to buy, a ticket when any child, 16 years , nnd under, can set a ticket to three shows main circus, side , show and wild west show free for a new subscriber to the Mall Tri bune for two months at $1.50. The tickets given away will cost each child $1.25 If they buy them Thursday. A number of "young rustlers." both boys and girls, in Medford and from the country districts and surrounding towns, have secured tickets free. It's up to every child to seo the circus for just a little effort. Get busy tomorrow or Thursday morning. Tickets will be issued up to noon' the day of the circus. To maintain a slender figure, no one can deny the truth of the advice: "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET," Daily Meteorological Report jr-fjw Be sure to see these low-priced House Frocks Tuesday, May 14. Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Wednesday, becoming unsettled in west portion Wednes day. Cooler with rising humidity In interior of west portion Wednesday. j , : Local Data a Temperature (degrees) 12 40 Highest (last 12 hours) 75 7a Lowest (last 12 hours) 43 40 Hel. humidity (per ct.) 39 91 Precipitation (Inchos)... 0 0 State of weather Clear Clear Lowest temperature this morn ing, 40 degrees, x Total precipitation slneo tember 1, 1928, 10.86 Inchon. ; " . ,.i skir i SunHet today, 7:23 p. ni. , Sunrise -Wednesday, 4:50 a, m. Sunset Wednesday, 7:-4 p. in. Observations Taken at S A. M. - 120th Meridian Time to O en HQ a 2 i v ! y F 5 Baker city f.2 Bismarck , 82 Boise. 72 Denver 72 Ues Moines .......71) Fresno 84 Helena (Itf Los Angeles .... 84 AlarshCleld C2 hoenlx 9(1 Piu-tiand 70 Red Bluff 78 RoNebure 04 Salt Ijiko City.. 80 San Xranclsco .. 62 Santa Fe 64 Seattle 62 Spokane 62 Walla Walla .... 70 Winnipeg; 0 36 42 44 50 61) C( 40 Gl 40 64 44 54 40 54 50 44 44 40 46 38 ('lear 1". Cdy. Clear. I". Cdy.' .Clouijy, ' 'Clour : I". Cdy. P. 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M. 6 to 6:16 Isis Theatre. 6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall Tribune, Nowr and Markets. 6:30 to 7 Coleman & Lawton and Medford Servlco Sta- tion. 8 to 9 IThe Pig Tall Meat Market, request program. 9 to 10 The California Ore- gon Power Company. Wednesday, May 15 A. M. 9:30 to 10 Model Clothing Company. 10 to 10:30 Mann's Depart- ment Store. 10:30 to 11 ltcatli's Drug Store. 11 to 11:30 Medford Elnntric Company. 11:30 to 12 Lewis Super Ser- vice Station. 12 Noon Medford Mall Trlb- une News Items. P. M. 12 to 12:30 Jackson County Building & Ixian Assn. 12:0 to 1 Hubbard Bros., Inc. il to 1:30 City Cleaning & Dyeing Works. 1:30 to 1 Heobe & Klndlo Service Station. 2 to 2:30 Madrona Dairy. 2:30 to 3 Alexander Grocery. 6 to 5:15 lals Theatre. 4 6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall Tribune, News and Markets. 4 styled with charm materials priced with pleasing economy 0 No housewife ever has too many fresh, crisp house frocks . . . especially not of this type ... so smart that they can be worn at home or outside, as well. The styles are fresh and charming . . . the prints as colorful and as dainty as you could wish. StraightJine and basque styles for only of excellent 79 Buy several of these pretty house frocks now . , . so that you will have a supply ready when hot weather comes and you will be wanting a fresh one every day. The materials are good , quality cotton prints vthat' will look well after numerous tubbings. ' BLAZE DESTROYS LAND HOME CENTRAL POINT fCENTKAh POINT, May 14. (Special) KIro, fitlrtliuteil to a defective flue, at 4 o'clock this morning , destroyed tho frame dwelling occupied by Mrs. Sum HoaRlund In this city. The house was enveloped In flames when fire fighters arrived and the hlazn had; Kalned such headway when discovered by Mrs. II Oakland, mIio was able to buvo only a few household articles. The volunteer flro department played two Htreams of water on Iho struc ture, which was completely nutted. Neighbors say Mrs. IIojikIjmkI had arisen at 3:110 to prepare breakfaMt for !nr on and It was not lonil after ulut hud built tho fire thai tho building wuh ignited, largely duo to tho iulotnens of the atmosphere, the flumes wore confined to tho burning structure, although another dwelling, on an adjoining lot. was not more than 20 feet away. Charles iJavis, up until a fw months ago u member of tho Med ford fire department, took an ac tive part In flro fighting efforts, and was ono of Be vera 1 townspeo ple who received drenehlngH us a result. t , ' Cohens and Kellys Coming Wednesday "Tho Cohens and Kellys in At lantic City, latent comedy of tho Co hen and Kelly families, and tho fli-Ht to he made an a talking pic ture, comes to Hunt's Craterlan theater tomorrow. The rnmlc nrmimrntu of Mr. Co hen and Mr. Kelly, .their:, family (iuuhbloB ami all the other Inci dents seem to grow funnior -with eacTl edition. The .talk-films seom Lu havo, been.. especially developed for thin type of screen comedy; An unusually splendid oast' ap pears, headed by (leorgo Sidney, Vera Cordon, Muck Hwnin ami Kate Price. Atlantic City, as the title sug gests. Is the localo. Cohen and Kelly, who are in tho bathing Hull business, buvo a lino that was mod ern when Queen Victoria was alive. Their children fiend them off on a trip while they bring the bathing Hill t styles down lo date and even a icw years ahead. A bathing beauty parado Is one of tho big features. to enter floats nnd several accept ances of tho invitation have been received.- The line will form libmvy'wlth all odd Oregon Weather Oregon: Fa4r tonight and Wed nesday, becoming unsettled In tho t the public , west portion1' Wednesday; Cooler e!lov.s and ! with l'lfiTnnumHllty in-tno nuer- Jtcbekahs In the c o u m n, and f.inr of t ho. west, portion Wednesday, march down Main street to JJart-Moderao variable winds becoming lett nnd thence to. the Armory. southerly.' " 1 Now! L lu respond to an Invitation to the Uoy Mcouts of Medford to Join in tho Odd Fellows parade, with their drum corps, the boys havo accepted with an alacrity which is refreshing. They report that overy available scout will ho In lino, and offering their services in any ca pacity deemed helpful. This report from tho scouts Is inspiring, and tho Odd Fellows will ghtdly welcome tho proffers of the youthful organisation. Tho Odd Fellows' committees again want to remind tho public Hint everybody In welcomed to wit ness this event of convention week. It is proposed to maka it ono of the best ever held In .Medford, which Is Inviting a Idg task. Hav ing undortaken this feature, the local orders feel duty bound to make It a grand success. There will bo several bands and numerous floats In the linn of march, according to present prom lues. Other fraternal orders nnd buslnfMn firms have h"on fnvifefl Don't Let Your Lawn Suffer for Lack of Worst Haircut Cost $6,000 Una Banquette has jurit received the world's worst haircut and the price wag six thousand dollars! Mario Prevost manipulated the scissors. Miss Provost's movie con tract called for $30,000 a picture, week's work In "Tho Codies Clrl," now at tho Isis theater, at the rate of $6,000 a week. Her only appear ance before the camera during her first week was to cat Miss JJn quett's hair In a reform school we quencc. The entire cast, Including Noah P.fery, Oeorjre Duryea. Kddie tjull lnn and Kate Price, Jealously watched the cene. PROPER SPRINKLING EQUIPMENT SEE OUR VARIED STOCK OF SPRINKLERS FOR GARDEN PURPOSES. 0 Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main Phone 260 llllllill llllllllllllllll.. III. TODAY . and WED. far 5 Children 10c Jannings outdoes Jan nings in an ' American characterization, so true, so human that it stands high and alone. MUM ft WAV . .' (' ... "'-"if, MA ft. I Children 10c i' - -4 THE GREAT , EMIL JANNINGS IN "SINS FATHBIS" with - RUTH CHATTERTON BARRY NORTON More Sinned Against Than Sinning . - Presented with ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC CHARLEY CHASE in "MOVIE NIGHT" I Mb Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilil Four Shows Daily at j 1:30, 3:16, 7 and 9 - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiipr
