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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD ICSTC TRIBUNE. irEDFORD. QREOOX. TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1929- GETS ACQUAINTED T ChannMjr Brewer, recently natocd general manager and vice prealdent ot the California Oregon Power company, to aucceed Perry O. Crawford, who will take otrer the presidency of the American Utilities Corporation of Chicago. 111... June 1, apent yesterday in the city on a "get-acqqualnted" tour. He left this morning for Klamath FalU and will vlalt the Copco or Ionization in Yreka. Calif., before his return here. Mr. Brewer is vice president and general manager ot the Mountain States Power company, with heart -quitters at Albany. Oregon. He will assume the local position June J, and will retain his connections with the Mountain States Power company. Mrs. Brewer and. two. daughters will more to this cUy. with the close of the school year, to make 1 their home. . Perry O. Crawford will go to Chicago about June 1st, to assume his sew berth. Mrs. Crawford will follow him In the early fall, ac cording to present plans. "i Mr, Brewer was accompanies on Ills visit to this city by .Harry L. Walther of Halmn, former Copco manager. . - ., , t Daily Meteorological Report ADAPTS JAZZ SHOW FOR TOKYO j , ' ' I fc' ' maaai i ss IP ! Artistfe arrangements moat be jtbe worlt of the exhibitor. i ' At the discretion of the Judge! a first, second or thin! prize may be awarded to exi i iiis of meiil when the entries ore Insufficient i to form a class. i Two persons shall not exhisit from the same garden. The ribbons .recommended Ly the Federated Garden clubs will be nsed and are blue, fim pri-.e; red. second prize; green, tnlrd ' prle; gold, award of merit. The Medford Garden club la ! RmMm roses. Iris, neonisn. -- platioing lor Its June Rose show, . lumblne, sweet peas and other MAY TERM GIVEN CLUB. IS PLANNED 1 'Fred L. Putnam. 357 Visla avenue, is being featured at the Hlalto iAsh'and; Ed Hoag. Trail: Wm. W. theater. Lya de Puttl Don Al j Allen. 710 Park arenue. Medford- .vardoand ,laJ n' Clifford Yarbrough. 43S North, their own in Pt'onJ' Main. Ashland; Tbo. A. Merry-. roles. The P'dcUon been man. Ashland: John H. Unison. : made on an elaborate scale, glvine 101 Crater Ike. Medford: Xelllo a magnificent specUcle of the Kua- IM. Schow, Romio River: clarence i "."' "'"" Jackson, Med- following the - I. r: 7n Kat Jackson. Med- try iiiiuieu.oi.;., ford- l'c. Crimea. Ceitral Point; ' revolution. Wm. G Knip. Medfordi Frank R. ' !"" been, woven an Merrill 631 Boulevard. Arhland: Intriguing love story of a revom- 1j o uw- u. it.r tlonist and a prince. The fate of - - : - rMundy. 724 North Summit, Med- rebellion causes them to change I : ' J- V Hatcher. 215 Gresham. I'es and devo, new phase. ., ' The foIIowU? Jury venire for Ashland Alexander McMillan. 110. Heir characters. At first Ma h the May term ot circuit . was Eighth street. Ashland: Everett Y. . U XTt aCt.'.hi that this one will be the largest! One of ihe new sections at this i announced yesterday bv th'ft county' CarJiiB'; u,3,tlady a,ven.ue' prince with her wild naturalness. clerk s office: ; .. , .,- -'"u- r- ,r i" " ' Later she becomes the domineer- Justin "Everett ' j'niy .Medford, i BWf Blrtn,JJJ"- WveTa? I & K-ader wield.ug a- whip route 1: John Ed. Holt. Go!d Hill: i ? ' Snaw' .4T' "i ,6, ! hn,i .wl maklnir life miserable lor soon and all are asked to study : 3. vases of cut flowers. These;Mabel Sagar Central Point.uoute j Meu,,"i V, h(jr iover prince. Then she exjieri '.hem carefully, so that variety and: will be judged on quality, arrange-1 2: Clias. bee I.rown, 45 Undley. ' Tard- Agnlan1'- ences an'awakenlng and the trans classification be known before the ;n-.ent and suitability of receptacles. 1 Medford: C. E. Hooper, 52 ; Kast 'formation In her character is one exblbitor asks for entry cardl r i Granses aad' community clubs ! Main. Ashland: Frank Grubb. 375Tl" e fs f J.. inr thn outstanding features of the and those In charge are promising jriowers will be shown tnd Judged. auu uei uoer snow ever held; show will be tne "living room ar in southern Oregon. Comuleie f r.neement " 1. howls of . cut be published 'f owers; 2, baskets of cut flowers; ! route 1; John Edw. Holt, Gold Hill lists for entries will Ashland; Minnie S. H. E.; Heine, Ihe club Is following the roles 'ere asked to enter -displays and i H, Ashland; ana regulations of the rederated i these will be .awarded prizes. Mount avenue. Garden clubs of Ihe stale and some 'su:i-e for there and for the pro- Mec; em. Trail; oi ine most important of these are ; fessional displays should be arr-jSlB West Tenth street. Medford as follows: LranKetf for beforebaial by commit- ttay Trefren. Butte Falls: James Only one entry will be allowed Tnicatlng with Jane sbedlcor, gen-rO. Pi'Jrcc. Gold Hill: SamJen- exhibltor In each class. .etui chairman. 1 nines. 10M Kast Main. Medford: S? "The Scarlet Lady'' Scores a Hit Here , Tuesday, May 21, M'edford and vicinity: Fair and warm tonight and Wednesday, Ixjw humidity. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed nesday, bur cloudy on coast. Warm, with low humidity over In terior Wednesday. Local Data Fa ft Temperature (degrees) 02 46 Highest (last 12 hours) 84 12 lxiwest (last 12 hours) 40 46 Kel. humidity (per ct... J5 6 Precipitation (Inches).. 0 0 Htate of weather Clear Clear Total precipitation since Kept. 192s, lu.s Inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 7; lowest, ti. Bunaet today, 7:30 p. m. -Sunrise Wednesday, 4:44 a. m. ' Runset Wednesday, 7:31 p. rn. M. Observations Taken at 6 A. 12Gth Meridian Time OI TT ! I 3 "S zS. rS Baker City . Bismarck ... Bolss Denver Des Moines ... 32 .... 61) . 76 . ....73 .... 62 Vresno 36 Hulena 71 ,. Angeles 72 Marshfleld 62 Phoenix 36 Portland 78 Kvi l.luff 83 lioseburg .J... 78 Halt Laka City.. 80 ttan Pranclnoo... 68 fianta Fe . .. 04 Heuttle 72 Mpokane 80 Walla Walla 86 Winnipeg 70 44 42 (2 48 40 60 48 66 44 64 62 SO 48- 64 DO 42 62 60 68 46 Clear Clear . Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy P. Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Clear Clear P. Cdy. L. W. DICK. t Meteorologist. Radio Program KMED . Mall Trlbuns-Vlrgln Button ".-,' Tuesday, May 21 . 6 to 6:16 Isln Theater. 6:16 o 6:30 Medford Mat? Tribune, news rjnd mar- kets. 6:30 to 7 AV-'dford Service . Htatlon and Coleman & 4 n Iwton. , 1 to 8 Pig Tall Request i Hour. 9 to 10 Culltornla Oregon 4 d Power company. Wednesday, May 22 9:30 to 10 Model Cl"hlng company, 10 10:30-1Wann's De- partmnnt Bloro, 10:30 to 11 Heath's Drug Store. ,; - . 11 to ll:30Medford Klec trie. i 11:30 to 12 Lewis Super ! Service Station. ; 12 noon Mall Tribune, news 1 Item. 12 to 13:30 Jackson County l Building & Loan aasocla- ' Hon. 12:30 to 1 Uubbard Broi., i Ino. 1 to 1:30 City Cleaning & Dyeing Works. : jl:30 to 2 Dee be' Kindle j Service Station, ' 2 to 2:20 Madrona Dairy. 2:30 to Alexander's Oro- eery, 4 ! to tf: 16 Isli Theater. , 6:16 to 0 Mull Tribune, news and markets. 1. Z-4 , I Brisbane's Today j (Continued from Page One.) I eontdst yesterday, , covcrini? ' f)ur feet in one jump. j It is not entirely foolish. Angel camp, once a famous gold p-o-duoor, attracts 20,000 visitors to Its Ruth Sato, daughter of a Japanese Importer of New York and chorus girl in "Hold Everything!" is adapting that musical comedy success tor a Tokyo showing. Because coffee Isn't a Japanese bev erage she has revised the hit song, "You're the Cream In My Coffee," Into "You're Ihe Lsrk In My Plum Tree." OF . . i rrog jump and tnty npenu money. Those frogs could never guess why ' they are proddwl and goaded Into desperate jumping. ; They know as much, however, as we know about our activities, i The Kentucky derby was won ' by a small " racehouse - named J "Clyde Van IJusen," weighing only j 85 pounds, called by reporters "an equine mouse." j The equine mouse, had ".Man o'j War" for a father and from that father It got energy enabling It tp j kick mud Into the faces of thcr PORTLAND, May 21. W) horses, for a mIe and a quarter, i W1, M orm amputated below I tho elbow, Douglas Cirlzzard, 23. rage man with tho Al G." Barnes j here Some rich men leave sons that are mental mice. Nature attends to that to pre vent a race of super-men. The rich father's money holds the son back. M , Rn careful about your "cunning pet," especially where your chil dren are concerned, t Alvln W. Miller, ; high, school principal; was proud of a 'clever cat that awoke him every morning. It woke bltn once too often, nip ping the hand of the sleeping man slightly with its teeth. Mr. Miller is dead ot blood ucleonlng. , . Bolt lilts Operator. HAOE118TOWN. Md. lP) A sig nal set ' strangely against a train caused the orew to -Investigate at the signal tower. They found that mid Miss Morrow is "Mexican O. W. Qulsenhoriy, operator, hud Flowers," n mustorilecu by Humus been stunned by lightning while Murtines, director of the Mexican telephoning. He was unuonscluus School of Arts, depicting ty)es of nn hour. native woninuhnod in n uerden. circus, was in a hospital today, suffering severely from j shock and loss of blood. His arm wus horribly mangled yesterday when a Bengal tiger clawed and ' chi-wcd 11 us (Irlzjird was petting the anlmtil through the burs of Its cage. Ampututlon of tho arm ! was noc-esHHt-y. , . ' I Hpverul -persons witnessed the' nttitck. Orl-.7jtrd was petting tho tlKer'whcn it suddenly .Ki'ubhed his hand with Its teeth und kept tug- i gfng until the man's entlro nrm ' was Inside the cuge. . Bffore help arrived Grl'iuird's whole nrm had been mangled. 4 MEXICO CITY. m) The wed ding gift of President and Sonorn Portas Gil to Colonel Lindbergh 'snomitigfs work-Teat The Nation's Breakfast Best Painless Dentistry Welcome ODD FELLOWS and REBEKAHS It is a pleasure for me to join with the poople of Modford and tho Boguo River Valloy in extending; a cordial wel corno to you and a sincore wish that your visit here be a pleas ant one. Dr. I. H. Gove Office Phone 872-J Residence Phone 76S-J 23S East Main St. There Is a great audience an neal In "The Scarlet I.ady." which production. KLAMATH FALLS $17,861 contract awarded for construction of four "additional school rooms and auditorium at Alrament school. IS Y t- v y r 44. J Oft i ' ' SILVER FL Arrives . Here .Tomorrow EET Tire e Nationally Famous .Goodrich Silver Fleet Will Arrive in Medford Tomorrow at 3:45 P. M. Cars, 19 Pilots on Great Run 15 Demonstration Thd Fleet, Including the Following baker, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Fbrd, Chevrolet, Will Be at the Well Known Cars, Stude Lincoln, Essex, Buick .and P.M. Lewis Super Service Station Wednesday at 4:30 The Dealers listed below ask you to see these cars, talk to their pilots. Ask them about the car you like they can tell you much. Each pilot has been at the wheel since January 23, and has been over 15,000 miles. Get facts. ' Straight from the pilot at the helm. ' . , This Dramatic, Captivating:, thrilling demonstration of Tire and Motor efficiency has been the most stupendous most talked about, "Bringing n Home Facts" display of honest Tire and Motor Values ever brought so forcibly before the American public. Do Not Miss This Exhibition of 15 Gleaming Cars of the Silvertown Silver fleet These Medford Dealers Especially Call Your Attention to the Cars in the Silver Fleet Which they Represent . O. V. Myers Co. Studebaker and Beo Dealers Phone 4ift 132 South Riverside Pierce-Allen Motor Co., Inc.- Chevrolet Dealers 112 South Riverside Phone 150 Armstrong Motor Co. Essex-Hudson and, Oldsmobile Dealer 101 Scuth Riverido i'' Phono 18 Scherer Motor. Co.1 Buick Dealers 38 40 North Riverside Phone 73 C. E. Gates Auto Co. Your Ford Dealer Corner Riverside and Sixth St.. Phone 141 o Sanderson Motor Co. Oakland and Pontiac Dealer South' Bmlett and 8th Phcne 1385
