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MTCDFORP MATT; TRTPTJN"R, MTTDFORT). ORKfiOW WEDNESDAY. MAY 1.'. '1020.
DR. MAYO SPEAKS (THE SWEET SHOP
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Daily Meteorological Report
ANNUAL' MEETING
Unable to ajrlve this torenobit,
Dr. villiam J." Mayo of the Mayo
Clinlb' of Rochester, Minn., was
scheduled to speak this afternoon
at the annual meeting of the South
ern. Oregon Medical association at
Giants Pass, where officers for the
ensiling year were elected In the
forenoon session. Dr. Mayo is j
making a short tour ot the west)
coast and is stopping only at a I
tew cities while en route.
Ilrj J. Ci Hayes ol' tills city was
elected president; Dr. G. W. Gregg
of Ashland, vice-president; Or. E.
A. Wood, secretary and treasurer.
Medford was chosen for the meet
ing place of the association next
year) '- '
Memorials were adopted, com
memorating the deaths of Dr. T. J.
Malmgren of Phoenix and Dr. R.
W. Obnroy of this city, members
who died since the last session. A
glowing tribute to Dr. Conroy was
efrectlvelo'glven - by - Dr. H. ";W.
Clancy, his former partner.
The most Interesting paper of
re forenoon session was read by
Dr. W. R. Adams on "Preoperative
Care of Goitre."
Wednesday. May 15.
, Medford and vicinity: Fair ta
night and Thursday. Not much
change liv temperature. Humidity
below normal. .
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day, hut cloudy near coast. Not
much change In temperature. Hu
midity generally, below normal In
Interior.
ASHLAND PAGEANT
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'The::"Svfeet - Shop;' MwlfDrd's
lates't'" eating parlor, at trie corner
of Sixth and Ivy, will open its
doors to the public tomorrow
morning, under the direction of
X. H. (Xewt) Harrison, former part
owner of DeVoes. am:- -.Us business
partner, Mrs. L. O. McFarland. ,
A well equipped fountain Her-'.
vice, anil booths where light
lunches and refreshments will be
served, as well ns a delicatessen
department, are among the prl
clpal attractions of th(p new place
of business. "Dutch Lynches" are
to be a specialty featured also. '
Mrs. .McFarland, who will have
charge of the delicatessen depart
ment, promises a complete menu
of home cooked foods, including
all kind of roasts, chicken, salads,
preserves and desserts.
- A refrigerated show case lflis
been' installed for the delicates
sen foods and an electric ; meat
cutter is Included, among t either
convenient equipment. "
"The Sweet Shop" will remain
open until 12 o'clock every night
and all day Sundays, according to!
Mr. Harrison. As a special at-J
traction for the opening day, bal-i
loons and other toys will be
given to all the children who
patronize the new place of busi
ness. -
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Local Data ' S3,
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Temperature (degrees) 77 -39
Highest (last 12 hours) m - 79
Lowest (last 12 hours) 41) .39
Rel. humidity (per ct.) 21 79
Precipitation (inches).. 0,0
Stale of weather .....Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing, 89 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1.
1928, 10.se Inches. .
Sunset today. 7:2,4 p. m.
Sunrise Thursday, 4:49 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:25 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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Mnpy southern' Orison a'utnmo
)ile enthu)irt.sis' have visited thfi
C. K (iuteii A"ito' cuiupiiny today
arid inspected the smart neW Kord
Town sednn, which hns Just ur
rived In lh!B city. This new car
is. the latest model to he intro
duced by Henry Kord nnd is, with-!
out doubt, one oT the most itttrnc- J
tive of-the new Kord line. - '
The new Kord town sedan, al
though n .standard model, has all'
of the appointments of a custom
hullt car. '; The body, ' fashioned
by; the niuHter-cVnt'tsmen of the
Murray Couch .tyorks,' representH'
the lant word' In 'automobile body
luiuiy. A unique feature is the
folding e'tion of the back sent,
which converts the usual Heat Into
two, individual compartments, If
desired. The front seat is adjust
able. The body'' Is four Inches
loilge) and three .Inches wider than
tho usual Kord sedan - ami--hns ,
three side windows. Nickeled
cow,! I'uhts also add their touch
to the town sedan. 1 . I
1'he new ' sedan model will he i
cn' dNpl-n- In the showrooms of
the', C. l. Gates, Aiito company,
at ' Sixth, unci Riverside, Until Bat-,;
urciay nonn":''Whenwit -will - be de-'
livered to Mrs. -Adeline Hink of('
this city, (leorpo Gates has ex
tended a cordial invitation for-the j
public to see this attractive1 newj
Kord. which -it hay on display.'
TO . GAME DINNER
Baker City
Bismarck ....
Boise
Denver
Des' Moines
Kresno .........
Helena r.2
Los. Angeles 70
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74
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Between 300 and 400 guests, In
cluding (lovernor. I. Pauei'Hon,,
memhors of the state ganie com-'
mission nnd otlier prominent offi
cials of Oregon havo accepted tho
invitation of tho Jackson County
Oame Protective' association to
the annual banquet of this hody
which will he held at the Hotel
Medford. May 23.
The main dining room of the
local hotel has been reserved for
the date and elaborate, prepara
tions are heing made In the way bf :
decorations, music and general
program features.. Among other
numbers will be two reels of mov
ing pictures depicting outdoor' life
scenes hover' before shown In Med
ford. '
As was the case at tho annual
banquet of this organization held
in Ashland last year. Jotters have
been received by the local com
mittee from enthusiastic sportsmen
not only from this stato, but from
Washington and northern Califor
nia, asking for reservations at. the
meeting, according to TV IS. Dan
iels, publicity director of the asso
elation.
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BRAVDltTON Local pharmacy
changed hands.
Marshfleld
Phoenix
Portland '.
Red Bluff
RoKeburg'.V.
Salt' Lake City..
San Francisco...
Santa Fe f.
Seattle;
Spokane yl-
Walla Walla ....
Winnipeg
112
98
70
92
74
74
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70
34
28
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52
48
48
44
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Clear
Snow
Clear
Cloudy
Clear'
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
CleaV
ClenV
1. Cdy.
Clear
P. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
V. Cdy.
Cloudy
L. W. DICK,
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Meteorologist.
SEIZE
5 FISHING CRAFT
WASHINGTON.; May ' 1 '
A' VeTquest 'will -bo made . on-, the
C n a d i a n eovornment by the
United States foiv information" con
cern. n the sel.ure 6f; flvo Amer
ican fishing vessels by Canada In
Goose Islnnd harbor, Urltish Co
lumbia, for allcycd violation of the
flshhiK treaty . between tho two
countries.
. The state department received in
formation today from American
ConHMl- CitCurltbn Woodwurd at
PftnecItupert, ilJC, throush the
A,merlcan lepation at Ottawa, say
ing the five small vessels hnd been
taken by tho Canadian povern-
ment. Thev were described as two
mnn vessels.
ASHAXp.f Ore., Xlay 3 5.
(Special.) 'Approximately a thou
sand people greeted the Ashland
AVeek-Day Bible School PaReant,
presented at tho unior hlph gym.
About severity-five principal char
acters represented the ftihle stury,
from the Patriarchs to Paul.
The pageanf had been arranxed
in groups, each group representing;
a number of persons prominent in
that particular epoch In the story
of Gods people. Theso were dress
ed in colorful costumes of the
period represented. t
Script for the paRerun had been
written by the teacher, Mrs. An
drews. This open assembly closed the
work of the Ilible school for tho
year.
The work of the IMblo school
has been In progress for four years
beginning with three grades, tho
third, fourtii and fifth, and a total
enrollment of 288, until at present;
t h e re were d u r i n g the year en
rolled somewhat over (125, that
number inclusive of the classes
passing Into Junior high during the
term, and removals from the city.
The percent of attendance has
been high, a strong 9& percent,
with one building reaching 97 per
cent of its full attendance. :
One teacher has charge of tho I
work, under the supervision bf the
city superintendent and the hoard;
of religious education of the
churches. - ' ,
Quite a number of .people from!
Phuenix came' to attend the pa
geant. Phoenix expects to have a
Week-day Ilible school including
all the first six gradosj the coming
yen r. O rants 1 'ass a Isn has en
larged its Hlblo school program,
nnd will put on tho work up thru
tho sixth grade.
John Fuller, one of tho organ
izers of the LIthlans wan elected
grand high flan of tho city boost
ers. Other officers were: Dun
K:v. nth ':'.: r, : '
efforvecer, und Klwood lied bum,
chief bottler.
HEALTH PARADE FILM
RECEIVED BY COPCO
The moving pictures tnken of
tho City Health Parade last Friday
were received hero 'fad ay by;, the
Copco advertising department and
wlii he ready for exhibition hooii.
Homo good pictures of tho honor
students on parade and the exer
cise's which followed were taken by
the Copco cameraman and should
prove of great interest to those
w.ho took part.
Movies of the "Tulip Queen" and
her royal party visiting Medford
and their departure by airplane for
San PranclHCO wnrn tn lenn 'owte
dnv for the Copco news reel.
ATTRACT 1. 0. 0. F.
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JACKf?OXVIM,R. (ire;. May 15.
t Special.) The two museums of
Jacksonville and otlier landmarks
will be one of the attractions of
the Kienic drive for the I. O. O. 1
grand lodge visitors, who will be
In Medford next week.
Hurry Handels of Am boy, Wasu.
was vesting his parents, Mr. and
Win. Ham rtandels, Saturday."
Myrtle Pitts and a friend . from
the Kgun orchard visited Monday
with Miss Pitts' mother. Mrs.. Car
rie Pitts.
Miss Maxine Corhln who- hns
been visiting at the Wilbur Cam
eron Inline ttio past three weeks
has accepted a position In Med
ford. ;
Hoy Uhich and family from
Ashland were visiting relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Ml'. II I wl M I'm T .T IP n 1. 1 o- S t n f
Medford were calling on friends in
town Hundny. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Watkinrt of Copper
miSHCil tlll'mitrh hrifA li.lilfi'v Inlrlno
a little neighbor girl to Medford
tor medical uld.
. A SOCCiill MnthAI-'a Tlnu uni'mnn
was preached by Rev. Jones at the
rreflnytennn cinireh Sunday. Sjle
cial music was also given.
. A llieclilllF it thrt Pni-nnl.Tiiiw.li.
ers nssocliitlon W'ns held lust Fri
day afternoon at the high school
auditorium.
There was an Interesting pro
gram i-onslstlnu of the following:
jSungs by the primary grades;
reudlng. "A Tribute to a Dog," by
IMiss Shelcy; reading. "A child's
Hill of nights," by Mrs. Sauls-
berry; rending hy Mrs. Snulsberry
I of report of the county council of
i the Pnrent-Teachers association,
i meeting held nt Ashland; and
j reading of the annual report of
I the Jacksonville Parent -Teachers
'association by Mrs. Crump.'
i Thqro was a short business'
! meeting, and new officers were
I elected as follows:, Mrs. Reach,
president; Mrs. Coe, vice-president
Miss Hoot, secretary, ; and Mrs.
tCoko, treasurer.
The meeting closed with a vote
of thunks from nil to Mrs. O. O.
Sand en for her splendid work as
president this year. HefreshmenlK
of tea. and wafers were nerved.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl White and
children visited Mr. White's par
ents In Ashland Sunday evening.
Mrs. L.. Lyons was shopping in
Medford Monday, y
Tho Jacksonville Bridge club en
joyed a dellgntful parly Mondtiy
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hare at their spacious homo on
South Central, Medford. The house
was tastefully decorated with bou
quets of spring flowers. .Tally cards
were presented by Misses Jean and
Betty Hare.
Six tables of bridge were In piny,
the highest ladies' prixe being won
by Mrs. O. C. Lewis, Mrs. John It.
Knight receiving the Consolation;
Fred J. .Pick held hlga scoro for
the men, receiving first prhte, con
solation going to Alva Laws. Miss
Kthelyn Knot received the special
prize. A delicious two courso
luncheon was served. Those preH-'
jent were: Mr. and Mm. P. J. Kick,
; Mr. mid Mrs. V. T. Wilson, Mr, und
t.Mrs. Hay Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.
i i, I. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. 12. H.
j Severance, Mr. and. Mrs. IC. s. Wil
son, Mr. and Mr. Harold Crump,
Mi, and Mrs. O. C. Lewis, Mes
jd.imeH Vivian Heach. Frank Sauls
j berry, John H. Knight, Misses
j Kthelyn Hoot ami Vesta Hall,
. Messrs. Henry Neldermeyer and
Alva Laws,
j- Leonard Osborn of Jacksonville,
j head salesman in the tire depart
ment of Montgomery . Ward at
j Medford, is enjoying a week's
I vacation.
j Miss Alice Hoefs and Cliff Dun
1 niugton attended the show at tue
j Craterlan .Monday evening.
I Mrs. Lester Holmes was Calling
! on old friends here Tuesday.
C5ow Years
POSTPONE 0. S. C. VOTE
IT INSPEl
CORVALLIS, Ore.. Mnv 1 5. (P)
- In order to avoid conflict with
the It. O. -T. C. unit -.Inspection
here today the second election of
the Oregon State College student
body was yesterday postponed un
til tomorrow. It had been plan
ned to hold the election today.
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Ml .3r - - -,
Baking Rjwder
Guaranteed Pure '
Use KC for fine texture
' end large volume ;
iii your bakings -:
Millions of pounds used
by our Government
UAND HOLLY STS. ' ' PMOH 24 ,
A Complete Cleaino and
- Dyeing serviCE .v "
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Allen-A Hosiery
Now on Sale at 20 Reductions
Newest Styles ; Newest Shades
Standard Quality ,
No. 3750 .;'
A regular $1,511 liose. Medium
weight service hose with a
high lwlnted heel which ex
tends higher than other
slumlord makes. Hpecinl dur
ing this Allen-A Week
$1.19
' No. 3780
A feglilhr $1.60 hose. Five
strand service chiffon made
wKh french panel heel. All
silk to the .top with very nar
row lisle foot. Special dur
ing the Allen-A Week
$1.19 .
; ; No. 895
Regular St. 85 hose. A heavy
service weight stocking that
used to sell under the name
of Black Cat. Special during
Allen-A Week
$1.39
No. 4200
A regular J1.95 hose. A 45
gauge sheer chiffon hose
with tlpt plquot top and the
panel curve heel. The stock
ing Is all-silk to the top with
no lisle interlining. Special
during Allen-A Week
Event Ends Monday
Come in at Once
This special Introductory Sale of Allen-A Hosiery
Is the sensation of the town. Every woman la
taiKing aDoui it. ' -? ; i'
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You will find Allen-A Hosiery the favorite hos
iery of Screen Stars at a full 20 reduction In
price. And we guarantee every pair of hose to be
the newest Spring and Summer Styles, In the
most popular shades. Our regular stock, and first
of all Allen-A quality. ,
This event Is sponslred by the Allen-A Company,
during National Allen-A Week. To acquaint many
new women with this famous Hosiery. Monday
marks the close of this sale. Come In NOW and
save 20. -
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C. A. MEEKER, Manager
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S no lisle interlining. Special , I V 2-"''' las'aaw " "fciS'N. p
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1 . $1-59 . Medford's ' I
Sum weight serrire stocking. Since 1 1 y j.
$1.59 PAY LESS
I . 1 - . DRES3 BETTER
Sixth and Ivy Streets, Next to Post Office
OPENS TOMORROW
WITH COMPLETE
M i lAJ illidi .
Fountain Service
Fountain Lunch
Complete Line of Staple Groceries
Frigidaire Cooled Delicatessen
Bread and Pastries
Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Dairy Products
Fresh Fruits
FREE BALLOONS
For AH the Kiddies On Our
Opening Day .
OPEN FROM 6:30 A. M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT
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You'll Like Our New Place
So Come Jbmorrow
Plenty of Room to Park Your Gar
SWEET-SHOP
Medford's Newest Store
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