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WEPrORD HXm TRIBUNE, CTEDFORD, QftEOONT. THURSDAY. MAY lfi.
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Mayor -. W. Pines, City Kngl
inerr Fred Schrffel and Beeley Hall
will leave by airplane tomorrow
imornlnir for Portland and Seattle
;to look over the airports mere ana
confer tvlth 1'. O. Johnson, presl-
,ueni ui inw iiri:iK ,
company. Mr. Humphries of the Pa -
i . m . - .v... wt l be held at Jackson Hot
i "'" Trans,K.r and others. -(
jBardlng the construction of the ' p
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gone two or three day.
'. Helman's plunge opens May 4th.
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Major J.. A. Tlerney oi bugene,
I jwhb came here yesterday to attend
5 (the officers reserve meeting In the
iArmory last nlKht, waa accompa-
nled on the trip by Mrs. Tlerney
J. and Sofie Olsen.
Window glass, all sizes; ' also
plate glass. Trowbridge. Cabinet
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t Mrs. Georsre Purucker arrived
5 yesterday from a two weeks' visit
with her daughter In I-os Angeles.
' fliiMti. fpnm n fUnfanee registered
at Medford hotels include Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Wilson of Annapolis.
LMd.. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. J. Blanck-
.fleler'of Chicago, 111.. Otto E. ffiec4ifut Mav 18. Good music. . Good
, of New York City, D. Buchanan and
I 'M.; ! ." - McLaren of Vah-
I couver. B. C. J. Kemp of Nanlamo.
Ji. C. and -Nat uevilioi Kocnester.
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!i Hall's Cafeteria will open Sun
Hay, beginning; May l!th. "
. J John Calhoun forfeited a cash
Ijball of 110 In the city court this
P morning when he failed to appear
I for trial on the charge of intoxlcn-
I (lion. ?
I I Cheap lutnber and cedar' posts;
(Medford Lumber Co. S27tf
i ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A'. McMann
or Hollywood. Cal., escaped with
jnlnor Injuries this afternoon when
J Jthelr new Studebaker sedan over
jtumed on the Pacific highway just
& fwuth of town near the golf links.
f The mishap occurred when a bee
I Ktung Mr. McMann In the eye. Ah
I jhe attempted to strike the bee from
I ihia face he lost control of his car
i fwhich struck a signboard, hit a tel
I ephone pole, turned over and skld-
ded on Ha side for 60 feet on the
i "pavement. The car was not badly
f damaged. Ashland Tidings.
t 16-ln. green pine slabwood $1.00
! jiei tier, haul It yourself. Med.
I Fuel Co. Tel. Ml. iitf
J! C M. Hysklll, president of the
Portland Press club. Is visiting here
S )for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
pames Stevens and other local
Krlends.
Walker Kinrald's dance, Falr
, grounds Sat. night. 5T
I i Sir. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egnn
1 nave returned from Pebble Beach.
I Cal.. after having spent several
weeks visiting friends or relatives in
. pttlcago. 111.
I j Swimming now In drinking water
P at the Nat. i t 44tf
I! An efficient" system" of night pa
trol work carried on by the state
r gamo commission has practically
tilimlnnted illegal net fishing on the
! Willamette river below Oregon City
Hhls season. A crew of game war
Mens each night police the river
J and poachers have become skep
tfenrahout using their nets.
I I Walker A Klnrald'a dance. Fnlr
I grounds Sat. night. 67
s . The Crater Lake Guild will meet
(Monday evening. May 20, at the
'home of Mrs. Mark Wright, oppos
tlte the Kvershady auto park on the
5 Pacific highway. Mrs. Nell Young
land Mrs. Charlotte King will assist
J the hostess. A strawberry festival
Ui planned for this meeting,
i, Oood piano for sate at a wonder
ful bargain: easy terms. Write C.
F. H care Mail Tribune. II
1 ; .Guests from Portland at Medford
thotels Include F. 8. Olove. E. A.
Lamb. w. B. Kelly. I F. Davis.'
(!eo. W. Colllhs. R, C. Wilkinson.
C. W. Nestor. Wm. R. Knudsen. M.
8. Wells, C. W. Price and son. M.
fK. Sprott. O. 8. Yerby. Mr. and
Mrs. F. a. Ottlhert. Mr. and Mrs.
Ij. A. Plercy. H. D. Young.- 8. R.
Umlth. J. M. Smith. O. B. Herrelt.
D. M. Mitchell and R. O. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollle Carrie of
MlHSOtlrl Flat spent this morning
In Medrnrd on business.
The Catholic Ladles will nold a
food sale Saturday a. m. at, Lam
port's store on Main St. 66"
The weekly meeting of the Wash'
Ingtnn P.-T. A. has been postponed
until Tuesday; June 21.
Give the
Children
a light lunch when they
cote home from school '
in the afternoon. ...
Doctors lay that most
-children need it to
i help . prevent under
' nourishment and mal
nutrition. . . , Surveys
by school and health au
; thorlties show that
thousands of young
' start are in need of ex
: tra nourishment. . . . .
' Mothers, give your chil
dren an After School
Lunch of Wholesome
Bakery Foods with jam,
butter, milk, etc. . . . .
Start today for their
health's sake.
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Among the visitor in Medford
lam evening from Central Point
wan George (Red) 8orennn, who
Hpent a short time In the city com
pleting arrangement to appear
here on a big bojlng smoker this
month In a match agalnxt Austin
IlOHander, Ashland fighter. Sojren
en In beginning a heavy training
program immediately, and while
RoKander J. regarded a a danger-
oult 0,,ponnt Borensen I" not wor.
red over ;,he match. The latter
wan an army champion up until
a year ago.
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All for-
transportation I. desired, phone
, Mra B T DeLosh, S90-L, or Mrs.
I Carpenter, 64. 58
Klncaid & Walker's dance, Falr-
! sr0und8 sat, nleht.
p Davis, assistant
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district
j mi manaBer. and V. O. Fudge.
district credit manager of the
! I'nlon Oil company, with headquar
j ters at Portland, were visitors In
I Medford yesterday and held a sales
meeting , in the afternoon of all
I'nlon pi company employes In
Medford, Ashland and Clranta Pass.
A similar meeting was held In the
evening.
All spring hata greatly reduced
at Lottie Howard's. 59
Riverside Community Club dance
eatlt 67.
p. A. 'MtonOT of Colorado Springs,
CoIo KaK among ,he motorists
from dLance wno registered to-
day at the local branch of the out
of state auto reglittratlon bureau.
The Oregon State College picnic
will be held at Jackson Hot 8prlng
Monday night, May 20th. AH for
mer students and alumni are in
vited. Be there by 6:30 p. m. It
transportation Is desired, phone
Mm. B. T. DeLosh, 300U or Mrs.
Carpenter, 684. 58
Don't forget the Fairgrounds Sat.
nljrht. 67
Charles Orr, ex-Cnlversity df
Oregon athlete and athletic coach
at Cold Hill hlKh school the last
three years, has been added to the
faculty pf Grant high school of
Portland and will teach general
science, gradually working Into
athletic coaching work. A. K. littt
her, principal, announced yester
day. Orr may assist In ba.iketba.1
and baseball. The athletic policy
at Grant, Mr. ttittner said, in to
use as many teachers as possible
In coaching to give instruction to
all boys. The Oregonian. '
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
53tf
Another big dance, Fairgrounds
Sat. night. 67
Orcella May Bag ley and John
Thompson, both of Grasa Valley.;
Cal., were married by Judge Taylor,
in the lauer's office here yester-1
day. I
Helman's plunge opens May 4th. i
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, Supper at Fairgrounds every Rat.
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A building permit was Issued by
the city yeaterday to the L. V.
C'hllds estate to repair a dwelling
on East Main street, damaged by
fire several weeks ago. The re
pairing will represent an outlay of
approximately 91800.
Dance, dance and dance, Fair
grounds Sat. night. 67
Summer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. 63tf'
The commissioners recently elect- i
ed at a special election to serve
the newly orRunlred Oak Grovel
waker Improvement district werei
officially notified of their election I
yenterday, when they were present
ed certificates of election by the
county court. W. H. Gore. John
Terrell and C. N. Culy are the three
men chosen for the positions. Prop-
erty owners in the district, between
Medford and Jacksonville, will vote
again soon to decide whether to
float a 915.000 bond issue, with
Which to construct a water system,
receiving Its source of supply from
Medford.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 434
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tf
16ln. green pine slabwood 91-00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med.
Fuel Co. Tel. 631. " B3tf
The Installation of new equip
ment for the Medford Ice and Cold
Storage company waa expected to
be completed today, and laborers
working on this Job were sched
uled to begin on similar work at
the new Southern Oregon Sales
fruit house.
Dance Jackson Springs Club Sat.
night. 0:30 till 2. - 68
Klncaid & Walker da no, Fair
grounds Hit. night. 67
.- Mr. and Mrs. William McDaniels
I of the Applegate district spent this
morning shopping In the city.
, Select grade factory blocks 95.60
. per load. Med. Fuel Co. . Tel. 631
j . 68tf
I Dance, dance and 'dance, Fair-
! grounds Sat. night. . 5
Jack Hllns, the Ashland hlKh
' school coach, who had been a pati
ent at a hospital following a recent
operation lor appendicitis, was
; moved to his rooms at the Llthia
Springs hotel In Ashland yesterday.
Swimming now In drinking water
nt the Nat. 44tf
, ladles' house dresses, office
1 dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
( J. It. Soamea "It o ft a 1 1 n" line.
"Kvery wearer Is a booster." Call
914-L forenoons for further lhfor
, matlon. Also silk dresses for sale,
i Mrs. lis no. 46tf
i The county school superintend
ent's office today was making prep
arations for making apportion
, nlents from the elementary school
and state and county school funds
to the districts of Jackson county
The distribution Is msde twice
yearly and runs up Into a large
sum of money each time.
( Supper at Fntrkround every Sat.
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' Hummer prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. 63tf
A blase that might have devel
oped Into a serious fire called the
fire department to the HsWk
plumbing shop on Grape street this
morning. The blas attributed to
an over-healed oil burner furnace,
burned a portion of the plumbing
hop basement, and resulted In lit
tle damage, due to the effective
work of the department.
Included among the Oregonlans
regltitered at Medford hotels are C
W. Owen of Albany, Ted Mesch and
M. M. Miller of Salem. F. U Jonea,
C.F. Schineer, C. C. Bennl. Dave
Williams. Paul Dunn, Mr. and Mr,
Jas. H. Tlerney- and Hofle Olsen of
Kugene.
Cheap lumber an$ cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. , 327tf
William A. Gates spent yesterday
afternoon In Klamath , Falls on
buslneHH.
Kindling for sale, limited supply.
Med. Fuel CO., Tel. 691. 63tf
C O. Price, manager of the IV
S.: Fidelity and , Guaranty Co. of
Portland, arrived in Medford this
morning on bu sin etui. He was ac
companied here by M. K. Sprott.
claims agent for the same com
pany. Hoth will leave here to
morrow or the next day for K lam
math Falls and other joints
through the southern part of the
state.
Don't forget the Fairgrounds Rat.
night. ' - ' 1 67
Mr. and Mrs. farkln Deer and
Mrs. C. A. White of Ashland mo
tored to Medford Monday to visit
C. A. White. Ashland Jeweler, who
Is a patient at the Sacred Heart
hospital In this city, where he It
being treated for Injuries received
while operating a revolving saw In
his Home Several weeks bro. 1
Kindling for sale, limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 53tf
Temporary auto lice rise's were Is
sued at the sheriffs office yester
day afternoon to the Ctnycomh Mo
tor company of Ashland. H. Rose,
borough. C. S. Sautter, A. C. Faro
ham and W. R. Crooks of Medford
and i. Id. Bp person of Talent.
Another big dance. Fairgrounds
Sat. night. 67
Miss Claudia Klum. formerly
employed In the county clerk's of
fice, has- accepted a position as
Mehographer in. the law office of
Porter J.' Neff.
Dance Jackaon Springs Club Sat.
niKht. 9:30 till 2. 68
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y, Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. f
Fishing this season has - been
good as far as P. C. Blgham Is con
cerned, as he reported today he
had alreijjly canned 29- quarts of
salmon and has plans of canning a
good deal more before the season
Is over. . Ah a rule, he visits the
rlier three or four times a week, i
arising before daylight to be nt the
river just as the fih are beginning i
to awaken, and ore not aware of I
the danger so clone to them. As
well as being a fisherman. Mr. Big-
ham is also Interested In the grow-l
Ing of sweetpeas, and this forenoon
brought one of the first bouquets
of the eaton to he placed on exhi
bition at the Chamber oT Com
merce. Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
Allen Adams nnd Josephine
Gardner, hoth of Medford. were
married here Tuesday morning by
Rev. K. J. Dodson. Grants Ptlss
Courier.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. - 327tf
All kinds of woodwork. City
Cabinet Works. 227 N. Fir. ES
Mr. and Mrs.- Glen Prultt of
Butte Falls were business visitors
In Medford this morning.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co.. Rm. 12, Palm Blk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. . 24tf
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien mo
tored In from their Applegate dis
trict home this morning oh buHl-,
ness. Mr. O'Brien having been se
lected to serve on Jury duty.
Get those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 41R. tf
Federal Prohibition Agent Terry
Talent returned Tuesday evenlnR
from Sacramento, Cal., where he
had been called In connection with
the appearance of three northern
California bootleggers, who pleaded
guilty and were sentenced In fed
eral court to six months each In
the federal section of the Yolo
county Jail. Officer Talent took
part In the arrest of the men over
a month nxo near DorVis, Cal., for
operating a roadhouse w here
moonshine could be purchased over
the bar.
Dr. M. C. Barber Is now located
at No. 6 and 6, Deuel Bldg.. above
Russell's store. 63
Among the ra11fornlans register
ed at Mettford hotels are Mr. and
Mrs. Paul It. Bayley of Berkeley.
Geo. F. Pythian of Salinas, and the
following from San , Francisco:
Shirley Baker, L B. Gltroy. Mr.
and Mrs. O. It. Perry and Al Meyer.
Lawn mowers sharpened, cleaned
and adjusted, 91.00. Phone 256.
Al Plche. 68
A marriage license was Issued
yesterday at the county clerk's of
fice to John Thomaaon. 59. and
Orcella Bagley, 48, both of Grass
Valley. Cal.
' Helman's plunge opens May 4th.
70
The condition of Mrs. F.rnest
Scott of Central Point, who has
been ill for the past three months,
was reported to be Improving to
day at the Jacksonville sanitarium.
We spray all kinds of trees and
shrubs. No order too small. Phone
your orders to 1039. 66
Circuit court was still In session
today on the Jury trial of Carl
Smith against the Gold Seal Cream
ery, for collection of money claim
ed to bp due for back wages on ac
count of overtime. The case was
begun yesterday, but Is expected to
close this afternoon. The plaintiff
ui represented ny Attorney Charles
A. Rcamex, and the defense hyeAt
torney porter J. Neff.
Mrs. Ted Flurry, teacher at the
Wagner Creek school, suffered a
badly injured foot and lncerains.
and her sl'ter. Dorothy Head, was
badly bruised, when the car ws
wrerked near ihe Beeson farm
home a short distance from Talent
on the Wagner Creek road. The
mtshnp occurred when a dog ran
directly Into the path of their car.
and In thelr'nttempt to avoid strlk
Ing the dog they skidded their car,
whlc hoverturned In a ditch. The
car was badly damaged Ashland
Tidings.
Dynge's old-time dsnce. Nat Sat.
night. ;
H. M. Bunt, safety engineer
for the California Oregon Power
company, left todv on a bustnew
trip to Klamath Falls and Conco,
California.
Classes at the Senior high KChool!
were dlamUuied thbt afternoon at
8:15. in order for the students toj
attend the circus. I
Old-time .dance Thurs. Nat. 53!
Drs. Dan K. and Susie V, Stand-!
ard are here to take over the office I
and practice of the late Dr. Malm-i
gren In Phoenix. 'The new doctors
have been In Alaska for five yearB
and were formerly from St. Louis,
Mo.' - ' .
M. H. Nichols of the Graybar
Electric Co., waa a local business'
visitor today.
'Let Vinson A Woren do your!
whitewashing according to Govern-
ment formula. All work guaran-i
teed. Let us figure on your job.!
Phone 21. 61
State Traffic Lieutenant J. J.
McMahon. who is stationed in the
Multnomah district, arrived here
yesterday with his wife and the
tatter's mother, Mrs. T. K. Bolton
'of Ashland, who 'had been visiting
them, and Van busy last night and
today greeting his many friends
here and at Ashland. He will re
turn to his post of duty tonight,
but Mrs. McMahon wlil remain for
some tfme enjoying a visit with
friends at Ashland, Medford and
Jacksonville. 1
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ASK FOUR MILLION
" WASHINGTON, May , 16.-P)-
An appropriation .of 94.000,000 to
aid in prevention of fires In na
tional forests by construction and
Improvement of roads and trails,
fire lines and lookouts, la pro
posed by Senator Cutting. Repub
lican New Mexico.
. Previous appropriations, he said.
"have centered on fire suppres
sion with but measer funds for
fire prevention, which Is acknowl
edged to be the crux of the fire
l-rohlem." f
His bill also contains a provision
for yearly expenditure of .9200.000
for construction of range improve
ments in the forests to enlarge
the use of the ranges and to make
possible development of new for
age areas for grazing stock.
He hopes to obtain passage of
the bill at the next session of
congress. "
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WOODLAND, CAL, BANK
BY
KACRAMKXTO. Cnl.. May 16.
IP A speMnl dispntrh to ihe'Sdcr-
mento Pee from Woodtnnd says
'hat two bandits forced (Untrue
Merrltt. president of the Hank" of
Yolo, nnd' three men and four
women assistants to lie face down,
ward on the floor of the bank this
morning while they held up and
rohhed the institution of between
tln.OOO nnd 32S.000. . ' '
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Another Popular '
Summer Product
Another nationally advertised
popular article appearing in this
paper today for the first tlhi'e on a
new spring and summer schedule
Is "Whell Fly Spray," manufactured
by the Shell oil Co.
The advertisement snys: "Shell
Is a modernized, stainless sprny
that evaporates completely without
any spotting." 1
' Thej- also have A new sprayer
thnt attaches to their cans of spray
that Is small and easily handled.
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Obituary
IMEltOE. Robert Knos Pierce
was born October 2, 1859, in Jack
son cognty,' Kansns,' And departed
bis life Mny 10. 192S. at his home
near Vrovolt. Ore. He was mar
ried to Miss Cort Adallne (llhson
at St. Joseph. Mo., on Mny 10. us.
To this union was horn three chll
drent Mrs. Ietha rlurrel of Co
qullle. Ore.. Atchle Pierce, also of
Ooqullle. and Harold Pierce of Pro
Volt. He leaves besides his Imme
diate family, one sister and two
brothers of Kansas nnd an uncle,
Tnylor Hartley of Williams, ore.,
his only other relative In Oregon,
snd a host of friends to mourn his
loss. Funeral services were held
at the Kennedy chnpel.- conducted
by Kev. Philip Heetebry. Inter
ment In the chnpel cemetery. A
large concourse of people was pres
ent to pay their Inst respects to
one who had dwelt among them
for many years and who will he
sadly missed. There were many
beautiful floral offerings.
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Births
A six-pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. llerthold Uarnum yester
day morning at the Purucker ma
ternity home.
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Mated Communication
Medford bodge No. 109. A.
iCjt F. ft A, Mm Friday. May 17.
T;3o p. m. Vy order of the
W. M. C. M. 1IOC8TON, Secy.
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1 Cfcnl of Thanks,
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their many kind
nesses and assistance during the
Illness and death' of our husband
and father, nnd for the many beau
tiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Cora Adallne Tierce.
Mrs. Uetha Hurrel
nnd Family.
Atchle Pierce and Family.
Harold Pierce, . 6 IV
NATIONAL FORESTS
SE FAILURE IN
REFERENDUM OF
EXCISE TAX ACT
' SALEM. Ore., May Ifi.P) Ira
; Ci Powell,' president; of the J-'trst
j National Bank of Monmouth was
elected chairman of group 2 of
. the Oregon Bankers' association
at its -annual meeting held here
i Wednesday. Other officers elect-
ed were: Vice-chairman. J. C,
j Irvine of L e b a nvo n; secretary,
Joseph H. Albert of Salem re
i elected): treasurer, W. B. Hill of
j Mill City. The elected officers.
with C. J- Esty or woodburn and
J. F. Oault of Corvallis are the
excuiif ruiumiurr.
C. C. Chapman of Portland, who
addressed the group of about 60
bankers attending the meeting,
predicted failure of the present
attempt at referendum of the ex
cise tax act. He warned the
state tax commission to use dis
cretion In administration of the
act to avoid a series of lawsuits.
Encroachment of substitute
building materials Is largely re
sponsible for the slump in the
lumber Industry In recent years,
according to - Sinclair A. "Wilson
of I.lnnton. who, addressed the
bankers on that industry. Other
'ngs blamed were poor advertis
ing. - s '
A1RPLANEPLANT
LOCATED SALEM
SALEM. Ore.. May 16. UP) Def
inite decision to locate here the
plane manufacturing of the Eyerly
Air Transport company for which
Salem, -Eugene nnd Albany have
been vleing was announced Wed
nesday by Lee Eyerly, president of
the company. - 1
Negotiations are practically con
cluded for the purchase of a tract
of land adjacent to the municipal
airport, now under construction
southeast of the city, where neces
sary factory buildings will be erect
ed and manufacturing operation?
will be under way inside a month
Eyerly said.
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OFFER BY UTILITY
WASHINGTON. May. . W
P.lcharii flrozler. editor and pub
lisher of the Boston. Mass.. Post,
testified today before the federul
trade commission that a Boston
advertising man who- claimed to
represent the power interests of
Samuel Insull Inst February made
an offer of $20000. 000 in cash
to huy the Post.
AppearinR In connection with
the commission's Inquiry Into fi
nancial interests in newspapers
by public power utilltes, Oroiler
declared his manaftins; editor. C".
D. Carserry. hi making a report
on the. 'hid. said the offer was
"nine tenths bluff."
geneIBs
SALEM. Ore : .May ; 6.
General- John HlheV Of ' San
Francisco, commander of the ninth
corps area of the I'nited States
nrmv. who is now inspecting
troops at Vancouver, will be In
Portland tomorrow. Adjutant uen
eral Geoine A. White announced
today. He will be a Buest of the
Orecon nntlonnl K u a r d reserve
corps. General nines' was for
merly chief of stnff of the army.
General E. A. Walsh of Minne
apolis, president of the Nation!
Guard association of the I'nited
Stntes will arrive In Portland to
night." t
Clean raits wanted at the Mall
Tribune office. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOR SAI.f: Cheap, hy non-resl-s.t-nnm
house and 2 lots.
each 5xl85: water and sewer on
" each lot paid: house wired for
" ranne; fruit and berries: abstract
' up to date: So0 down, easy
terms on balance, 2 500. At
11S9 Nlnntlc St. Address Mrs.
W. K. Mccracken. ls H'h H'v
Oregon City. ."
KOR RENT Furnished cabins In
the yard, to ladles who want to
rest and live alone and be under
our protection. Tub and shower
baths. No children. Convales
cent and Rest Home, faclns
l.ithln Par. Asniann.
LOST String of carved gold beads.
Return to Mall TTinune. o-
FOR SALE I tractor subsoller. 1
saddle pony. Phone
FOR SAI.K I'klierl complete. flO
cash: litdge touring, fair con
dition. cash. Inquire Man
kins Honeyhouse. Ilerrydale. fc
WANTED Girl for cooking and
downstairs work: no laundry. I
Second maid kept. Must he good ;
cook. Mi's. Salade, Central Point
Ml. "
FOR KENT S-room modern fur
nished house. Rood location. Tel.
1J44-R. 6i
LOST While Panama hat. Kind
er please call tll-J-1. 5
FOR RKNT Furnished apart
ment. Call at 414 S. Riverside, j
VISITS PORTLAND
OREGON GOLFERS
SIB
HOLES, SEATTLE
SEATTLE. :;ay i fe -fpyJ-With
both men shooting three 'over par,
Don Moe and George Will gave
the Vnlverslty of Oregon a fives
point lead at the end of the first
18 .holes today. in th Pacific Coast
conference golf championship play.
The Webfooters hot a total score
of 150.
The University of Washington
and the I'nlversity of California at
Los A "Pelt's tied for second plice
with 155 each. Eighteen more
holes are scheduled for this after
noon and 26 tomorrow In the med
al play. - - '
' Moe and Will also tied Chuck
Hunter of Washington and Gibson
Dunlap of U. C. L. A. for indi
vidual low honors, each man tak
ing 1 5s.
scores at the end of the morning
round were as follows:
-Oregon 150 Moe 75: Will 75.
li. C- L. A., 155 Dunlap 75:
Rod Houser 80. ,
Washington- 155 Hunter 75;
Dick Richmond 80.
University of Southern Califor
nia 161; Ellis CcJIea 82; Allan
Moser, 79.
California 168 Cieorge McDan
Iel-79: Clark Totter 89.
Oregon State 174 Waiter Man
zill 91: Jiugh Kitfcgerald 83.
Montana 196 Eddie Cnlnske 93
Maurice Watfum, 103.-
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WASHINGTON. Tile move to
preserve Kerd s theater the place
where" .Irflin- Wilkes Btjoth fatally
shot' Abraham
Lincoln has hit
a shne in con
Kress. '
R:e 1); Charles
I.. kl'nderhlll otj
Mas Kachusett.-j
believes that
preservation o f
t h I k historic
building would,
in effect, he
erecting a monu
ment to the
murderer of th-
great president. I
HtRStuittUJMMin , ' Kichard Tales,
t member of con
gress - from : Illinois, Is sponsorlns
mn to make the old theater
uieproor, thus convcrtlnB It Into
a national war ''memorial museum
and. a place ' where the Grand
Army of the Republic may hold
Its meetings.
.Mr. Cnderhlll is very definite in
his opposition. The other day
when Representative Vates arose
in the house and asked unani
mous consent to have his bill, con
sidered; I'nderhill objected ond
with quite a show of spirit toM
h'.k colleagues why.
"Perpetuation of a building."
he said, "which' wns the site of
a tragedy from wh'ch the world
has not yet recovered, will not
he a monument and momento to
the life, works, mercy and kind
ness of our martyred president.
Rather would It become a monu
ment to his murderer.
"I will do everything in my
power to secure nrone n-.(-
for the old veterans If -that. Is
what is wanted everything . ex
cept vote for the preservation of
this gruesohie. morbid, disgrace
ful monument 'to trie memory of
a murderer."
Your Income .
Producing T , ,.,
Building May
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Te Rex Cafe
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Ford's theater 1 directly across
the street from the little bricta ,
house in which Lincoln died. ThW
houre -contains, the famous Old-j
royd collection of Lincoln relics:
which the federal government pur-!
chased ; last year at a cost of ,
$50,000. - The Yates bill provides;
for the transfer Of these hits of)
Lincoln an la to the remodeled
theater. -
Only the shell of the theater
now remains. The balconies, seats
and, Ktuge were removed many
years ago, and It Is now properly
a dusty relic of history. , Row j
upon row of flies filled w I mys
terious government matter that
have accumulated through the
nre lodged here,
Ulysses S. Grant, II L director ;
of publ.c huhdlngs and public
parke In Washington, and the1
man -who would have charp of
Ho matter how much or how tittle .
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Eddie Lambert
Audrey Ferris
ADMISSION
Mate. 10 and 35, Eve. 25 and 50
the reconstruction of the theater.
does not share in the view ex
prexed by Mr. Cnderhlll.
"I ttpbijeuUta Xht iibhfu-pence of
the v rime committed 1n this
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tnry and Is so ' associated in the
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