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WEDFORD HUE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKFiON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15,
1029.
Iocal and
-'Personal
Grovcr A. Youngs, while fishing
for trout at Hard riffle last even
lng,caughl o' li V4 -pound uteelhead
trout, which Is one of the largest'
caught this season so far In the
HoKue river.
Helman's plunge opens May 4th.
Hugh 8. Rankin and W. It Jones,
supervisor and superintendent of
road construction, respectively, of
the Crater national forest, left this
morning for the Applegate section
to survey a route for a proposed
new road into Hquaw lake. . They
will be gone at least several days.
Window glass, all sizes; also
plat glass. , Trowbridge - Cabinet
Wks. ' ' tf
OuesU from a distance registered
at Medford hotels include V. C.
Talge, R, B. Hook and C. M.
Barnes of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Burgoyne and family and Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Howe of New Tork
City, p. M. Berryman and 8. H.
Boggft of Washington, D. C, W. H.
Merrick of Adams, N. Y., and Mrs.
Alice Clements of Boise, Ida;
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medtord Lumber Co. .' S2Jtf
Ari Important meeting "of the
American Legion drum corpB, the
drum corps commission and the
post executive committee, is sched
uled for tonight at the Armory.
Plans for , an active 1 drum corps
program will be outlined and every
member of the above groups Is
urged to be present. ' 1
All spring hats greatly reduced
at Lottie Howard's. : 68
Kd Jordan of Wolf Creek shot
and killed a big cougar near that
place Sunday morning. This Is the
second to be killed there this year,
and one other has been seen.
rants Pass Courier.
Hwlmming now in drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
The annual National Guard en
campment In June will give local
young men an opportunity-of
spending a delightful vacation of
two weeks on the sea coast. Cap
lain Carl Y. Tengwald announced
today there are still five vacancies
to be filled in Company A before
that unit leaves next month for
Camp- Clatsop, The company at
the present time Is reported in tho
best condition it has been for
sometime past, and its members
are all planning enthusiastically on,
the June encampment.
Good piano for sale at a wonder- (
ful' bargain; easy terms. Write C.l
F. H care Mall Tribune, S6
T; O. Bradley, general superin
tendent of the California Oregon
Power company, left today on a
brief business trip to Yreka and
other. northern California points.
The Oregon State College picnic
will: be held at Jackson Hot Springs
Monday night. May 20th. All for
mer students and alumni are In-1
vtted. Be there by 6:30 p. m. If
transportation is . desired,, phone
Mrs; B. T. DeLoeh, 890-U or Mrs.
Carpenter, (14. j v 1 68
. Nearly a dosen Medford "docVora
were attending the annual meeting
of .the Southern Oregon Medical
society at Grants Pass today, where
Dr. William J. Mayo, famed phy
sician and surgeon of Rochester,
Minn., was scheduled to be the
main speaker this afternoon.
18-ln. green pine slabwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med.
Fuel Co.. Tel. (II. 68tf
Will O. Steele of Eugene, the U.
S. commissioner of Crater national
park,, arrived in the city yesterday
and tomorrow morning will leave
for the national park to take up
his season's duties there. . ,-
, The Oregon State College picnic
will be held at Jackson Hot Springs
Monday night, May 80th. AH tor
mer students and alumni are in
vlted. Be there by 6:30 p. m. If
transportation is desired, phone
Mrs. B. T. DeLosh, 390-1 or Mrs.
Carpenter. (84. G
. Mrs. Waller Hilyard, clerk at
Mann a department store, was
Oaken to the Sacred Heart hospital
this morning where she underwent
an- operation for appendicitis.
Bejecl grade factory blocks $6.(0
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. (SI.
;- ', (itf
A class of five candidates will
be, Initiated Into the Elks lodge
tomorrow evening.
- Helman's plunge opens May 4th.
Give the
! Children
-( v"
- a light lunch when they
! oome home from school
; in the afternoon. . . .
! Doctor ar that most
children iiWd it to
help prevent under
j nourishment and mal-
I '. nutrition. . , . surveys
? by school and health au.
, thorities show that
. thousands o f young-
'. mtMrm era in nA ftf HT.
1 1 tra nourishment. . .
I : Mothers, give your chil-
i dren an After School
; Lunch of Wholesome
r Bakery Foods with jam,
; butter, milk, etc
5 Start today for their
, ; health's sake.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Williams of
Eugene were business visitors In
Medford today. Mrs. Williams vis
ited at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
W. M. Holmes whose daughter,
Miss Ruth Holmes, was a sorority
sister of Mrs. Williams at the Uni
versity of Oregon. .'
Summer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel CO.
Tel. (SI. 63tf
Among the Oregonlans register
ed at Medford hotels ' are 11. A.
Ludgren of Corvaltls, J. H.- Ryan
of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Wil
liams, It. It. Adklnson, H. C. Bar
Chun, Ed Harney and Paul Dunn of
Eugene, and the following from
Portland: Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Al
derman, Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Keeler,
F. A. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Clancy, John M. Krog, W- E.
Knight, H. C. Lawson,. D, J. Sin-'
clair, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Melllng
ton, A. 3. Hall. Geo. B. Dreseoll,
H. O. Sheron, B. j. Austin, G. Wald
mont, Eva Traver, Grover Tyler,
L. G. Berg, J. JU VanDensen, Mrs.
W. J. Corcoran, H. H. Harris and'
W. L. Parkhurst. -'
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 827tf
Mrs. Vernon Jones and son
Billy, who' had been visiting rela
tives and friends In the valley for.
several weeks, left for Fresno, Cal
Saturday. ' At Davis, Mrs. Jones
was met by her husband, Vernon
Jones, and will return by car via
Sacramento and valley points. Mr.
Jones has a responsible position
In the government forest service
there.
Medford lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F.,.
will entertain the Grand Lodge,
Department of Oregon, in their
state convention. May 20, 21, 22 and
23, and they are desirous of secur
ing rooms in the homes' of our citi
zens. ' Anyone that will rent rooms'
for the above dates please send
name, residence number and price
to John A. Perl, chairman of the
housing committee. -G4!
Marriage licenses were Issued at
tho county clerk's office yesterday
to Pascoll, 30, and Gladys War
drip, 24, both of Grant pass, and
to Richard Adams, 19, arid Winnie
Rogers, 19, both fo Gold Hill.
l(-ln. green pine slabwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med.
Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 63tf :
Not to be outdone by the Normal Al Plche.
school lettermen. Ashland high
school boys Saturday constructed a
huge "A" on Mount Ori:ly, the
letter being 1C0 wide and 300 feet
long. Saturday night at 8 o'clock
after an all-day task of construct
ing the letter, flares were lighted
and the huge A was definitely dis
cernible from this city, Ashland
tidings.
Try Model Bakery's delicious
Butternut Rolls. Ill West. Main.
52
Building permits were Issued by
the city today unci yesterday to Ell
Dahack to remodel a dwelling on
Haven street al a cost of $200,
and to William Connor to construct
a store on West Main at a cost of
$1000. other permits were Issued
to John Robertson, Jr., for a gas
tank on North Riverside avenue
and to William Peoh to repair a
dwelling on West Main street at a
cost of $100.
Dance Jackson Springs Club Sal,
night, 9:30 till 2.. :' 58
Capital post. American legion.
of Salem now has a membership
of 1136, the largest In the history
of the organization and believed
to be the largest legion member
ship of any city under 60,000 pop-
illation In the united States. Post
officials expect to exceed the 1200
mark In membership before the
1929 convention Is held at Salem.
Select grade factory blocks $5.(0
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. ($1.
GStf
Mrs. M. R. Hare, who conducted
the successful demonstrations of
the General Blectrlo refrigerator
In this city last week, Is now put
ting on a similar series of classes
In Grants Pass for the Copco store
tnere. She will also conduct re
frigeratlon demonstrations In Rose
burg, Klamath Falls and other
cities In "Copcoland" during the
next few weeks.
Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
A bounty warrant was Issued
yesterday at tho county clerk's of
flee to William Waloh of Eagle
Point for 12 coyote puppies and to
a. f. smith or Ashland, one coy,
ote.
Ladles' house dresses, office
dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
J. R. Sonnies "Rosalia" line.
"Every wearer ts a booster." Call
964-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also silk dresses for sale.
Mrs. Barto. 45lf
Mr. and Mrs. A. IT. Gould and
C. I,. Beverly are among the vis
itors In Medford from Seattle.
Summer price oh select grade
green slabwood, Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. (31. 6Sif
An action to recover damages of
$36,000 was filed In circuit court
yesterday by Robert Longden
against the Southern Oregon Stages
us the result of an auto crash in
the Greensprlngs mountains last
Mnrrh when Longden's machine
rolled over a grade, following a
crash with tho stage. Uinttden al
lege the stage was driven in a
careless manner and that he sus
tained permanent Injuries to mind
and body.
Klndllpg for sale, limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 63tf
Paul Wright relumed from
northern California yesterday
where he has spent the past few
days on business.
Kindling for sale, limited sunnly.
Med. Fuel CO., Tel. (31, GStr -
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Vincent of'
Prospect shopped In the city yes j
terdsy. j
Dance Jackson Spring Club Sat. '
night. 9:30 till I. 6S :
Miss Merle Wllllts of southern I
California Is visiting with her par-i
ents. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Willlts':
of Persist this week. j
All kinds of woodwork. City
Cabinet Works. 2 S7 N. Fir. 68
Paul Brunch of Portland spent
yesterday and today In the city i
vUlting friends and transacting!
business. t
Swimming now In drinking water,
t the Nat. v 44tf ;
Mrs. W. H. McOowan, Mrs.
Charles Ollvett and Mrs.. Owen
Woodcock spent last evening In
Frank Glover, representative of
the National Fire Insurance com
pany of Portland, spent today in
the city on business. He will leave
tomorrow for Klamati Falls. . :i
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co.. Rm. 12, Palm Blk cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Mrs. Earl Gaddls and daughter
Dorothy left for Sacramento Sat
urday hlght to Be gone a week, on
a pleasure trip.'
Dressmaking, smocklng-and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. JSlf
ReV. E. P. Lawrence will preach
the baccalaureate sermon tonight
for the graduating class of the
Prospect high school.
Get those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 418. ' tf
', Ktate Traffic Lieutenant p. O.
Nichols returned early this -week
from Burns and other eastern Ore
gon points, following an Inspection
tour of that section. He reported
that In a 130-mlle stretch between
Burns and Palsely he saw unly
three -ranch houses. In the sage
bruBh plains and met only three
automobiles. As a result of his
visit, over $300 worth more of auto
mobile licenses were sold to Har
ney county motorists. '
Dr. M. C. Barber Is now located
at No. '6 and (, Deuel Bldg., above
Russell's store. ($
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grlgsby and
daughter of Ashland visited Bun
day with Mr. Grlgsby's parents In
the Central Point district.
Helman's plunge opens May 4th.
in
Direct Information has come
from the mouth of the Rogue that
Illegal' fishing lias never ceased,
and that Instead of net nets, the
fishermen have taken td the drift
nets. When the, legal season opens
on May 15, tho fishermen at the
mouth will have had a year of
fishing a year In which they have
made great Inroads upon the game
fish. Another year of this and the
Rogue will cease to be a great
fishing stream. Grants Pass
Courier. - '
Lawn mowers sharpened, cleaned
and adjusted, $1.00. Phone 290.
(
Miss Olga Anderson resumed
duties today nt the sheriff'. office.
following a short visit with frlendr
and relatives in Grass Valley, 'On I.
It will not be long until tempor
ary auto license-, plutes will . no
longer be used, in Jackson county.
according to the. sheriff's office.
Probably beginning with next
month. motnrb.tH nurcha.slnir - li
censes will be given puper stlrkerF
for the windshield, where they will
be curried until the official ptates
are received. - .' .
Headquarters for Trades. Beehe
& Sims, 16 S. Bartlett. B2
Next .week will he a poor time
for a stranger to arrive In Med
ford If he has not already made
his hotel reservations, as nearly all
the capacity of each hotel In tht-
clty has been reserved for the week
by members and delegates attend
ing the state grand lodge of the
I. O. O. F., beginning next Monday
morning. According to present In
dications, a portion of the over
flow guests will be quartered in the
nearby cities of Control r Point.
Jacksonville and Ashlund.
We spray all kinds of trees and
Shrubs. No order too small. Phone
your orders to 1039. 66
Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued nt the, sheriff's office this
forenoon and yesterday to W. H.
Denting and 'C. C, Leonard of Med
ford and the Bulck Auto Parts
compahy of Grants Pass. -
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Phone S. tf
A Judgment of $407 was return
ed In circuit court yesterday In
favor of M. O. Myers, who hnd
sought dnmages of over $1000.
claimed to have been done by seep
age water: The Judgment was re
turned, against the Medford Irri
gation district, owners of an al
leged defective flume, from which
the wnter ran onto Myers' land
and also caused the death of a
numher of turkeys.
Among the Californians register
ed at Medford hotels are A. J. Rob
inson ofGlendale, Mr. and Mrs, H.
E. Chute of Han Diego, Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs,
J, M. Ford. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H.
O. Zimmerman of Los Angeles, J.
W. Thomason and O. M. Hagley of
Grass- Valley and the following
from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs.
Otto H. Harris, W. V. Reese, Ben
M. Larkln, Geo. C. Roardman, Jr.,
and Mrs. R. B. Aver yand child.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 827tf
- The fire -department was called
shortly before 3 o'clock this after
noon to extinguish a blazing row
of berry bushes nnd brush in a
back yard on HaVen street. The
blaze was caused from a burning
rubbish pile and resulted In no
damage.
: O. K. Bell, the district manager
of the PlKgly Wlggiy stores, who
has charge of all the PlKgly Wlggly
stores In Medford, Klamath Fulls,
Grants Pass and Marshfleld. will
make his headquarters In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell are making their
home at 66 North Peach street,
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Prince of Wales .
" Challenges Haig
to Game of Golf
.
LEEDS, England. May 15..
UP) The ' Yorkshire Even-'
4 Ing News says today that the
prince of Wales will play
a golf match with Walter
Hagen Saturday or Sunday.
4 The newspaper says that
fc iho nrlnce has expressed a
desire to have a round with
llngen and It will be ployed
on some southern course Sun-
day If Hagen reaches the
finals In the thousand gut-
neus tournament, which are 4
to he nlnved Saturday. If
Ilogen is eliminated before
Saturday nt Moortown me t
mutch will be played then.
j,.
nnnee nart of the structure and
to heavy steel beams to support
the second floor has begun under
an appropriation of $5000 allowed
by the 1929 legislature. The ap
propriation was recommended by
Secretary of State Hoss who is cus
todian of the building.'
OU SESSION LAWS
READY FOR DELIVERY
J" v , ' s :
SALEM. Ore (JPJ The 1929;
Oregon session laws ure off the
press and ready for delivery, the
secretary' . of state's office an
nounced today. The first supply
of the books will be for delivery
to the counties and to officials.
The book comprises 896 pages.
Over the counter If sells for $2 a
volume. For delivery by mall
within the state. It Is $2.20 and
outside the state $2.40. The 1927
,T06"tATET0CLASSIFY
u ,u. si onened for erection of second unit SEASIDE Construction of new
.gh having-only 8-3 "pe"" ' nl ,.,. , amusement concession building is
over the counter at , of . " under way in this place. .
volume, though
pages, sold uv
S3 25.
i ' ' v " Hernilston Light & Power com- ' '
PAHKUGSKfllils will soon b,c jpnny changed hands -recently , Burns has nJ..Ho
if
IT STARTS
I TODAY
L - fclU
FOR HALE Bnled hay. Phone
40X-K-3. SO
E TO F
TULE BASIN
IT-
KUMATH FALLS, Ore., Muy
IB. (JP Mnn Is ' mobilizing his
forreii on tho Tule Lake basin for
hintinniiul fiKht aijainHt the tfrnHS
hopper pestilence which, in vary
ing defi-nfes, damaneH crcpH In the
Hixkfyou county farm section.
tViuntiPHH hordes of the inKertH
wive been Mvarming out of prb
iuiIu ilm-linr Iho iirint few llHV.M anil
nfter hnklnir in the nunUsht for (l
short time, have started their de
structive trek across green, fields.
STATE CAPITOL GETS
NEW BEAN SUPPORTS
SAI.KM. Ore. (P) Strengthening
of the state cnpitul building by the
netullntlmi of henv.v timbers In the
l'Ol'H Fuller Ilrush Representa
tive now located here. . Phone
.Mr. Morrison at 386-W. 69
A M'RSE With modern country
home, would like to care for
elderly or paralytic ladles. Pho-
x nograph. radio and piano. Phone
63-t-W. 54
FOR SALE Delaval separator In
fine condition lor nans
llolmer, Koss Lane. Phone 534
V; 54
FOR SALEBerry cups and crates,
r Monarch Seed Co. 64lf"
FOR SALE Sweet- potato plant's.
Monarch Seed Co. 54tf
Foil SALE Sudan grass nnd suk-
ur cane seed. Monarch Seed Co.
04lf
FOR SALE Fully equipped nnd
..well improved commercial pear
' orchard: above frost, no smudg
ing. 'Good terms to responsible
party. C. S. Butterfield. Reullur.
6
Foil SAl-Wr-Itoeman trn.etor and
' tools, Maytag washer. Tel. 65.
60
FOR SALE 8-foot binder, has
. been used 2 seasons. Phone
ion. or call 30 No. Central. 54tf
FOR RENT Well furnished front
- room. 1 '-i blocks from City park.
" Private home. 222 S. Holly. 5!)
WANTED To rent small piano.
State rent price. Rox G. Mull
Tribune. 5H
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Franklin's Cufe. . Apply in per--.
son. 54
FOR RENT OR SALE 5-room
; huuse on Austin St. Good con
" dltion. ". E. Gates. J 57
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
i This Week
Medford Pharmacy v
' Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
Hurry!
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CECIL B Dl MULE'S
JwlWiUaha
Phone y
H Women's Hose
1". $1.00 Pair
:Silk from top to toe with
: ' 1 pointed heel.
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May 15
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Say May 16th
P. & E. Railroad Show Grounds
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Seat on Sal Clrcu bay at Jarmln ,Wood' Drug Store,
coiner Main and Central Aejiu.'
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The Famous Funny Families
ARE HERE
IN THEIR, FIRST TALKING PRODUCTION,
George
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Mack Swain
Vera Gordon
Kate Price
A modern son and daugh
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TWO TALKIE ACTS
EDDIE LAMBERT
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in
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Mats. 10, 35; Eve. 25, 50
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Buy a Home for You
Rent dollars, once paid, never
return while money invested in
a home of your own pays bis
dividends. It is an easy matter
to become a home owner . , Our
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meet the initial payment . . Our
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rest.
Just 'phone 10-" and We'll
tell you more about our
- loan plan.
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JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Over 20 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Cent
Gold Hill visiting with Mrs. Phelt i
Chapman of that city.