PIGE TWO-
wmTrron wrm TRrBTryg, wbdford, oftEnox, Saturday, may.2.v mo:
iocal and
-'Personal
A beautiful harp solo, entitled
"The .Fountain.'! will be played
Sunday morning at the ,1'reMbyte-
i uV. ..uA. !... Lu'XKua T-'at hti-
Palmrr.. recently homo from achool j
whore.she.has been making a Hpec
;ial study of the harp. ' ,
4 Money.- loaned to worthy people
t, 14 d..i wiir-
Mainland Front, unrfiaira., 24ti
Mrs. Snell Howery received word
yesterday that her husband, Char
les Howery, ts mill In a critical
condition at Ktamutlr Falls where
,he Ik miffciAnK from stomach Jrnu
.'blo. canned by an attack of Influ
' eimi.:- He is under1 tho care of his
daughter and dauxhter-ln-law, both
trained nurses, at t,he HIMhUIo hos
pital. Mrs. Howery is former land
lady of the Snell rooming house
, here. -. '- 1 1 ' - '
To' the 'Public: I am In need of
30tt or -iUQ:to.go buck to Port
land and have my operation com
pleted, I want someone to advanco
this. Can give pretty good secur
ity. ,1 should go at once. AV. J.
Messenger, H. 1, Box 88, Mudford.
, '65
Guests from a dlstaneo ut Med
ford hotels Include A. U'alder of
Cleveland, p.,- Wm. Grundlg of
Danbury, Conn.. J. A. Blanford of
Cincinnati, O.. Mr. And Mrs. A. II.
Hood of Missoula, Mont., A. is.
Mitchell of Detroit. Mich., Iind I).
R. Henderson of Chicago. HI.
. Parent -fiend your boys tn us
for a happy vacation.' Here he can
enjoy swimming, fishing, mountain
hiking, riding. Reservations lim
ited. Mrs. N. F. Ohrt. Trail, Ore. !
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Tho Houthern Oregon Hotel
Men's association will meet In Ash- !
land this evening, with a banquet ;
at 6:30 o'clock at the Llthla Hprlngs
hotel, to be followed by a business j
meeting and dance.. . '
Special for Saturday: 3 round;
loaves for 20c. Model Bakery, 111 1
W. Main. ' 64 j
Dr1; and Mrs. E. W. Hoffman.!
aocompanled by their ' daughter,
Mrs., i-eo Watson, and baby, left
Friday by motor' for Portland,
where Dr. Hoffman will take part
In a family reunion held In honor
of . the 80th birthday of hi aunt,
Mrs. Barbara Lltcher, Dr. Hoff
. man wilt ho back in his office Tues
day morning. ''. a, . I ; - -.
, Window glass, all sizes; also pinto
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet yvks.
j..' Temporary auto licenses were Is
sued at the sheriff's office yottter
uar afternopn to A. B.' Proctor of
Roseburg, .Harold Grey, PlerceAI
lon Motor company, M. HuimeH,
Dave Griffiths and M. H. McDolc
of Medford, and Wlllium Bruin of
Talent. . , '.-!.
Mr. Oao. C. tCnenrln, apeelal rop
resentativo, of ; tho Exchange Department-
of -the Woodmen of the
Worlds IS here a fowi days. ' Any
member desirous of an appointment
can do so by calling Mr. 18. C. Mini
ma n, W..O. W. Bldg., Medford. Oil
. Callforninns registered at Mod
ford hotels Include 3. H. Cooper
or San Lonntlro, R. W. King, F. A.
IlHneon nnd Wm. Doliuch of San
Jose, K. R Real of Oakland, Mr.
and Mrs, D. C. 'Crockett, U D.
Tawns, .F. F. ilrackett and Mel
StoriiLof Raq Francisco.' ( .
- Montana plonlo, Ever Shady Auto
Park', ' Sunday,' Juno i' .
'. VV. A. and A. P. Castile, nrrostod
tit Prospect by the sheriff's office
for (lUthorltlrm tn Kentucky, were
ordered released by a telegram r0
,poIved from Kentucky., Tho, men
had been wanted fof Jumping bonds
in that, state. t (
.Hello Hugging parmnnent wavo
specialist from Portland, 1ft now at
the Holland Hotel for a short tlrnn,
Can' curl In style including plno
apple and Mao Murray permanent
Hat wave need no finger wave.
Make appointments early,, 64
With the highway to tho Oregon
Caves tn excellent condition, travel
to that' resort ta steadily Increas
ing. Regular guide i nor vice nan
been started, beginning at 10 a. m..
with trips at that hour, I and 3:80.
Other parties will bo taken through
the caves from.S a. m. to 7 p. m.,
when a sufficient number In on
hand for a usual party of 14 to 16.
The Oregon Caves postofflee open-
eta- lor nustness. on may lo. inn
widening, of the Chives hhway Is
still In progreMt hut earn are not
delayed moro than a few minutes
at any time. . ' -.
16-ln. green pine slabwond $1.00
, per tier, haul it youmelf. Med.
Fuel Co. Tel. 681,.. B3tf
i- A civil complaint for the col
lection of a $76 note, claimed tn
bo overdue, was filed In circuit
court yesterday by Lydla Ham melt
against M. B, Gentry. A complaint
was also filed yesterday . hy, the
W 1 1 li a m Super. Service station
against Ford ..Peterson for the sum
of 1237, alleged to ho duo for buck
rent and other debts. ? -
-Dance Kagle Point Sat. night.
Dnr till StSo. s4
Six Servings
of thortcake , for 15c,
plus fruit. Made possi
ble by Fluhrer't new
shortcake layers.
Among the Klnmitth Fall rcl
dents who apent yeaterduy in Med
ford were U ! D. Wllklna and B.
H unii on. ' . . i f .
For rug cleaning service, call
j Mnnson,'266-K. , f ' 73
Get those fenders and ' nuto
bodtea straightened nt Brill's Hheet
Mutal WorkH, opposite ,Lewia Super
service Station. pnone 418. tf
Mothers of the! Berry dale district
11 ro reminded appointments for tho
t the now Community
house In that district, under the
auspices of the county health unit
noxt , Tuesday afternoon, must be
made early by calling the health
unit
headquarters In. the county
courthouse.
16-ln. green pine slabwood $U00
per tier, haul It yourself. Med.
Fuol Co. Tel. 031. 53tf
Montana picnic, Ever Shady Auto
Park, Sunday, June 2. . i .
Breaking all previous records
made in Klumuth county, Pelican
Bay Lumber company. -logging
camp established a new record for
loading logs Tuesday 70 cars In
eight hours time. . In the curly
spring a new record wax establish
ed when 61 cars were loaded in
eight hours time. . VcsterUay,, the
crew heat this recorO;- loading the
additional nine cars-' In the same
length of tlme.--Klnmath News. !
Balloon Dance, old-time, Nat Sat.
Dynge Bros.' good music, . 66
Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat. , 44tf
A bounty warrant was Issued at
the county clerk's offleo today lo
Austin Jack for the killing of a
bobcat. 1
. Dance till 2:30, Eagle Point Sat.
t ' . 64
' Shortcake and shortcake biscuits
for your shortcake at tho Model
Bakery, 111 W. Main. 65
i Among the Oregonfans registered
at Medford hotels are J.. C. Currle,
Louis Zeiss, Carl Bunder and J B. ,
Martin of Salem, C. B. Mitchell of
Corvallls and F. P. Knight of Ku-
gone. ,
. Hummer prices, on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuol Co.
Tel. 631. - 63tf
-Kindling1 for sale, limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. . D3tf
. Mr. and Mrs. . E. V. Martin nr
rlved this forenoon by motor from
Sacramento. Cal., to spend a short
time In this city visiting friends.
Select grade factory blocks $5. CO
per load. Med. Fuel Co.' Tel. 031.
, ; 63tf
Rogue Elk Hotel a place to pat.
something to eat, and tho right
persons to cook It. OOtf
As a result of dry raids In Rose
burg this week, moonshine Is ru
ported to be more scarce In Unit
city by Buck Marriott, state dry of
ficer, who arrived In Medford last,
evening from that city. Ho re
ported eight arrests were mado oh
sale and possession charges.
Overstuffod furniture can be
cleaned at a nominal cost. Phone
the Pantorium, 244, for particu
lars. ' "' ' ;.( .... ,7(l.
LudiCH' h o u s q, d i'ohhoh. ' office
(IroNMes or nurses' uniforms for
sale. , Tailor mado to, meiiHUre. The
J. ft. ,?oamas "Rosalia V line.
"Every wearer is a hooHter." Catl
904-L forenoons for furthor inform
matlon. Also silk drosses for mi to.
Mrs. Barto. 4Rtf
Cash prizes of $1500 will be uf
fored In wild horse, bucking cattle
and racing contests to bo held at
tho Silver Lake rodeo July 2, 3 and'
4, the first rodeo o ho held In
Silver Lake for several years.
Ratloon Dance, old-tlmo, Nat Sat.
Dynge Bros.' good music. 1 00
- For rug cleaning, service, call
Manson, 260-R. , 73
Marriage licenses were Issued to
day and yesterday at tho county
clerk's office lo C. 15. Moure, 21,
and Virginia Rice, 19, both of Mod
ford; Homer Wakefield, $2, of
Prospect, nnd Wllma Hancock,! 19,
of Greenfield.-la., Thomas John
son, 21, of Kagle Point and Vela
Stuart, 21, of Prinovllle. Joseph
Soares. 21, of Red Hluff nnd Mao
Ctiples, 20, of Chlco,,
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tt
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts,
Medford Lumber Co. 31! 7tf
A building permit, was issued by
the city yesterday to Bert McKwan
to reshlngle a house on West Tenth
street at a cost of $100. -
Rug cleaning speclnl for two
weeks. Let us eliminate 3-8 of
your iiousowok by cleaning your
rugs thoroughly with our guar
anteed process, moth proofs. Pxt2
slse. 14.00. Phone Manson, 266-R.
Medford Mattress Co., 30 N. Grape.
73
Ktncald's dance, Ragle Point Sat.
night. Dance till 2:30. 64
Miss draco Hehott Is expected to
arrive this evening from Bend to
xpend. a short time visiting Miss
Ksther Olson an the Paclflo high
way north of Medford,
Have your rugs cleaned by the
Only plant in .southern Oregon1
equipped to properly do this work.
Phone Pantorium 244, for particu
lars, or have our car call. No ob
ligation. . 75
Iet me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. tfj
At . the meeting of the Cold
Hill school board held Wednesday
: afternoon the vacancies In the
school fnculty were filled, with the
I exception of the athletic depart-!
ment. Plans are under way tq om- ;
ploy a part time Smith Hughes In-1
jstructor who can also handle se
,ence und athletics. Tho teachers
who will serve In the Gold Hill
schools next year are as follows:
Principal. Prof. 1eo. Melslnger;
Kngllsh. Miss Mildred Orr: house
hold arts, commerce and language,
Mrs. Campbell, Forest Clrove; seventh-and
ftighlh . grades, Maude
Rnblnnn: fifth and sixth grades.
Nora Spayd;, third and fourth
grades, Mlnntl Sargent; second
grade. Miss Morse; first grade. Miss
Harper.- (lold Hill News.
Hclman's plunge opens May 4th.
. , , . . 70
Dance till 1:30, Eagle Point Sat.
. The professional EngineeraV or-
gunlratWin of Orygonwlll hold Its
first annual convention at F.ugene
May 31 and June 1, with "Hydro
Ktectrle Development in Oregon"
as the chlof subject or the conven
tion addresses, .
Cedar and pine flume lumber.
Woods Lumber Co. r" c 8
Heiman'H plunge onena M.iy.4ih.
70
Guests from Portland at Medford
botois Include J M. White.. Mr. and
Mrs. 'H.. C. Mllor, J, Montgomery,
C. H. Harris T. J. Burke, A. J.
Redmond, Joe Gravelle. G. E.
Noyes, W. B. Jamison, J, M. Mo
Leay, Mi andMrs. Roy C. Conger,
W. C. Kemp, Thos. McVay, A. B.
Hall, H. R. Hall, C. A'onCllff, E.
N. . Kavanaugtv Mr, and Mrs. .K.
Tewksbury,; B. S. Homes, Hugh
Hendry. G. R." Stevenson, D. K.
Morrison and J. Johnson.
Neighlioi-s tf .Woodcraft meet at
7 p: m. Monday. Initiation. Cards;
8 p. m. ; , ; . j . 65
Bids have been invited and will
be opened at. 11 a. m., June, fi, , for
50 rotating air beacons for light
ing the Portland-Redding. Cal.i air
way, Robert Warrack, superintend
ent of lighthouse at Portlaryl, an
nounces. They will be opened In
Warrack's office. . . k '
.Summer .prices on select grade
green slabwood. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel, 631. -. , ., . P3tf
Mrs. A. Stols of Lafayette, Colo.,
was-among-the motorists from a
distance who registered today nt
the local. branch of the out of state
nuto registration bureau;
Rogue Elk Hoici a place, to eat,
something1 to -eat, and the right1
persons to cook It. 60tf ;
As a token of his appreciation1
for the manner In which the fire
department performed in ..extin- i
gulshfng a, blaze which threatened;
his entire plumbing shop on Grape
street recently, Sharon Hawk to
day presented the department with1
a box of jcigars.i and the firomen to
day were smoking good cigars fori
tne first time in many weelov .
Select grade factory blocks $5.50
per load. Mod. Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
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i ''Touring Topics,' published by 1
iHe automobllists of .southern Cali
fornia, has an- excellent, article by
Lawrence. Mott, exaitlpg the. Rogue,
rive,..steolhead fishing, . lie tells
of, the terrific-f fights of the steeJ--hdads
he caught here this summer. 1
n the past few years the Rogue
haij.'-probably .received i m,ore , .pub
licity;, than, any. other, stream. In
Amerlca.f Grants Pass CourlPr.
Dance; Eagle Point Sat. -nlghf.
Dance till: 2:30. , , . 64
Following her attendance-at lh'
Rehekah convention here.thii week
Mrs. 'G. ,V- Glllett. of Portland, is
spending the week end with a visit
Ut her cousin, iMrs. Paul Force, at
the Cooley ranch, v., -v ; .-h
..yVo .aro ,not vurnlug our slabs.
but soiling them, for 0 per
cord, 4?ft. groon pine. Valley Fuel
Co., -Pho.no 76w i .';...--.-' 63
Guests from ; Washington regls-
terel;:at .local hntels Include .C,- C.
Tupper, of Everett, E. H. Vnnder
bor and Joe HteJn of Tacomu. Tom
Suenelsln and W.' J., Lydcn of Ilo
MUlam.i C. Rhoties .-of , Spokane,
Mr.v and Mrs. :W. i. Slmcox, -Nt T.
Syvorud and Jess M. Humphrey of
Seattle ',, .)
; Rogue Elk Iotqlra .place to oat,
aomothlng ,to. eat, and the right
pers9ns-.to cook it. ' ,i OOtf
Superintendent of Mnilii C. M.
Houston of the Medford postofflee,
yiNttfro,,a' aftWrhooh, completed his'
periodical Inspection of the rural
rdutes, lasting four dnys.
' Ilelman's plungo opens May 4th.
, . : ,70
Unanimous approval of the
Klamath Falls chamber of com
moVce committee's selection of a
site for Klamath Falls' 50.000 air
port was voted this-week by the
city council. The site was a 300
ncre, tract purchased from Rufus
Moure, i
Cheap lumber' and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co,. ' ' 327tf
Mrs. B. A; Sehaefor and daugh
ter Creo of Htayton, Orc.f following
a Visit with Mrs. C. f;. Hchaefer in
this city, left for home yssterday.
Dance at Applegato, Saturday,
May 25. . . 64
Tho following members of the
Daughters of the Nile or.der, who
arrived In this city last night from
Spokane on . a speulal Pickwick
stago.en route tu bi Angeles to
attend tha national, convention, af
ter spending the night at tho Hotel
Jackson, resumed (heir Journey
south this morning: i Mrs. (leorge
Phillips, Mrs. S. At Child, Mrs. A.
C.-Franklln. M(S. W. L. (iuost, Mrs.
J. SchwartR. Mrs. A. Moss. Mrs.
U jHrthn, Dorothy AlcMillan, Bessie
Vlcholson, Mrs. Harry Nobles, Mrs.
E.; HHscher, Mrs. J. H. Falrborn
and Irfifene Falrburn, '
Dance at the Nat In Ashlnnd Sat.
night. Coolest place. In the county.
63
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 327tf
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scovell were
In Medford today from Klnmath
Falls tn attend a ('open meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Scovell. were formcrty
residents of Medford. .
Ktncald's dance, Kagle Point Sat.
night. Dance till 1;30.. 64
Irft me do your hauling and save
you money. Hawley Transfer, 619
N. Riverside. Phono 1044-X. i0
.The members of the Crater Lake
chapter. Daughtont of the Amer-i
lean Revolution are- requested to,
attend the .memorial services to
he held at the South Methodist
church Sunday morning. May Sftth.
.Screen doors. ; Woods Lumber
Co. Phone 10. - 6S
Virginia Iec Rice and Clyde L.
M ooro, bo t h of J ac kso n cou n t y .
were marrled'by Judge Taylor this
fnronoon In 4tis office In the Fed
eral building. t
Kindling for sale, limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 611. - 63lf
T. W. Delxell, assistant division
manager of the Copco Klamath
division. H a local business visitor
In Medford today.'
H. U Bromley. Copco advertising
manager, has returned from a busi
ness trip to Duivsmulr and Vreka,
Cal. - - "
A big baseball game Is sched
uled for tomorrow afternoon at
Jacksonville, hetweeh a team com
posed. , of Mall . Tribune employes
under the leaUrrstup of Louis Puhl,
and a team composed of Jackson
ville players. Tho gome will be
called promptly at .2:30 and there
wllVbc no admlMdon charge. How
ever, a Election may be taken
from the spectators to defray ex
penra. ;
Window g;ai and looking glasses
can be wahed quickly and easily
In a weak solution of ammonia and
water. ' -.
Oilcloth, linoleum and other floor
cloths. may be kept new and bright
by washing with equal quantities
of- milk and water,
HGELTfNG HOME
I VI-
FRUIT EQUIPMENT
A. It. Hoelting, manager of tho
Rogue River company,.- returned
yeHterdny from Portlahd' and Cor
vallls, where he 'conferred - with
Oregon State College horticultural
officials.. While In Portland hs
Inspected the new Cutler and Cook
washer and grader equipment,
which was purchased by him' re
cently and which is 'soon to be in
stalled In the Medford packing
plant of the company on North
Cent ml avenue. f Mr. Hoelting ad
vises that the new machinery In
corporates all of tho newest Cutler
developments In- washer and
grader equipment ; designed, for
greater efficiency and effective
ness. . The new equipment has
many, novel features which, will
bo of interest to local packing
concerns.;- two . of which are the
new flumping . arrangement! and
Improved dryer In connection wllh
the washer.
' - The design of tho graders 1h
the sumo as tho . improved: C,ook
ami Cutler, mode In, put uniuojal in
length and having special features
added to enablo handling effic
iently the peak production at the
various Rogue Itiver company
properties. The sorting arrange
ment 1s likewise a new departure
from that used previously In moat
packing houses In, Medford.. ;
The ? equipment;, will . be cdm
pletely Installed by June -15 wh?n
Itwlll beiopen to .inspection by
any one Interested. - '
FOR PARKING PLACE
A' lurgo Stuiloljukor roadstor,
driven byMrs. O'. Jj. Scheble of
Grlfflu Creok, crashed Into the
Dlnte (rluss front of Swenr'a enrly
this afternoon, completely demol
tshtocc the giaHs, window..; Mrs.
Scheble .was uttemptinn to' drive
out ot' tt parking spneo wheir the
inlalmp occurred, which wan caus
ed liy her foot nliiiplng from the
brake lo ti e accelerator. . None of
the three occupants of the. car was
injured. The rear bumper of a
car In front of the Scheblo car was
broken and several other cars were
jammed together. . ,
. The commerclnl club, formerly
known as. the junior chambdi of
commerce, held tholr first .meet
ing aftor school Friday nfterno-jn.
In. order . that .they might nomi
nate officers for. tho .coming your.
Because so fow niemberR.i.wcre
present thu candidates were nut
voted ,on, but hulluts will he pre
pared,, and members of the club
will vote the f ist of the week.
Those nominated wore:. President,
Venlla Gibbons, Juanlta Hopkins
and Doris. Jones; .vice-president,
Doris Bundy and Hilly llarrinmn;
secretary, Alary Snider and Jeano
Ferguson: treasurer. Huth Hooker.
Helen'. Wilson nudrKdna Uottom.
REI
A 'special treat. Is In store for
local radio litcncr who will be
entertained by station KMRD to
night, Saturday.. M to 12 o'clock,
broadcasting a request program.
. Requests should bo telephoned to.
Number 305, .and an. long as selec
tions arc requested the station will
broadcast, W. A. Ualca stated to
day. Ordinnrlly, many mro peo
ple call In than can be accommodated-,
because of limited time. .
ri If the program , tonight meets
with : faor-.e response, the Hat
day request hours may be a
weekly event, according., t Mr.
(lutes. !,
NEW DRUM CORPS HEAD
ILL REPORT MONDAY
Kvery memier of Medford Post
No. I ft, American l.cglon Is . urged
to be on hand for next Monday
night's meeting at the Armory. The
entertainment committee In charge
of Legionnaire r'nrle Davis ts ar
ranging some special stunts for the
oecaslnn and a live-wire meeting
should result. Meverftt Important
business matters will be discussed
and a report of the new drum corps
manager will be heard. Final plans
will also be made for thoj observ
ance of Memorial day next Thurs
day. A special invitation is ex
tended to. al; visiting legionnaires
by Post Com manlier Ferguson.
JUNIOR HI
A radio program of mor thnn
ordinary lorn I IntereM t the Junior
hlKh pnram lo ho presented dur
ing Copco hour next Tuediy nlpht.
Memhern ot the Junior hih nrhoot
muMlmt organisation huve been
working hard to make this wnl
a RitcceM and a flue radio enter
tainment should result. The pro
gram will Mart at 9 p. m. Tueadny.
jMny 2Sth. continuing until 10 p. m,
t
TO BE DISPLAYED
AILOS ANGELES
The products of JAckson county
will be, well represented at the
Oregon State Chamber of . Com
merce office in Los Angeles, ac
cording to an announcement te
day by O. T. Raker, secretary of
the Medford Chamber of Com
merce As the result ot a recent
meeting,, the Medford and Ashland
chambers will, co-operate in estab
lishing a display in the southern
California metropolis.
Occupying 200 square feet of
floor space and under the direc
tion .of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lows,
who expect to have the work com
pleted In time to be appreciated
by the Shrine convention throngs
there before tho end of the month,
the display will Include 100 bundles-of
grains and grass, including
five varieties of . wheat, 4hree of
oats, five of beans, thre of field
corn, three of ryo grass, ns well as
'75 jars, of domostice ' fruit, 36
glasses of jelly, four' boxes ..of
Mode pears and. Cornice, and two
boxes eadh'of Spltzberg nnd New
town, apples,' . Tho exhibit will be
well labeled, denoting they are
from Jackson county, through
tho chambers of - commence .. of
TUESDAY EVENING
SAMS VALLEY, Ore., May 25.
(Special.) Commencement exer
cises for our Henlor graduates will
be, hold, ut the auditorium Tuesdoy
evening. Raccalaureate cervices
will , bo held yundny evening and
Rev. Millard of Medford will de
liver the rermon. There are but
two graduates this year. Miss Pearl
Hughee and Harold SlmniH, .the
least number to graduato for sev
eral yarn.
The marriage of Hubert Rogers
to,Mls Mildred Culey unites two
young poopje w 11. known In our
district. The bride was formerly
ono of,, our primary teachers and
tho groom-Is tha Hon of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Rogern and has spent
most of bin life on the home place
In Antioch. from whoro ho attend?
ed our high -school and graduated
in the class of 26. Both young
people have the well .wishes of
friends for their future happiness.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Hiram' Moore of
Uvuns Valley visited Friday even
ing and I-Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. J., L. Rowe. , '
Mrs. C. E. Gilchrist, who is vis
iting relatives in . Gold Hill, mo
tored Sunday with her daughter
-Mrs. Geo. McDonough ,to the Trail,
district to .visit Mrs-' dilchrlst's
gmnddaughter, who Is teaching tn
that district. . ,
A pleasant day was spent by the
meinoets qi tne LadiCM .C'ul.- who
ttiok their lunches and spent their
regular meeting day visiting with
Mrs. K. A. Wilhtte. of Kagle-Point.
The high, school play, "I0ye.H of
Love," given by the senior .class,
was well attended and declared to
have, been among .the best plays
given' at . the auditorium.. The
members of the cast wero .liHna
Gray, Pear! Huglies, Rosle Sc.huU,
Frances MUkowski, Jewel Vincent.
Clarence Ha lines, , Stephen and
Pohn Wilson.
School, for tho grade rooms, will
close., with a picnic .Friday. ,. The
high school will close Wednesday
nnd. -enjoy a picnic nt the Ashland
nark. If he..' gather . does not
provenL - l, 1 ;
. Mr. and Mra: Cook of Gold
Jllll, spent Thursday Visiting
friends In Sams Valley. Mr. Caok
is Just recovering from a painful
Injury lo his hand received -from
wltod saw, . ':
- Mrs. Hrtd Moore and daughter.
Gertrude, -.-aconmpantcd ly Mrs.
Moore's sister, Miss Bessie Kreden
burg. left Sunday wlthjheir house
hrh! . belonging - for - their ' nnv
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt KA1.H -Hon sler electric
'pttmp. l'hone H05 No.
ltlvershle. ?0
WANTKD tesponwlble family
(adults) ftant modern. Well fur
nished 2 bedroom house for three
months or longer, beginning June
Huh. Will exchange reforenoes.
Phone (week days) H0U. from
0 to 4. C5
KOU RKNT Kumiahed apart
ment; Kflgld.ilre. steam heat,
block of Main. Call Hawk's
-Plnmhtng Shop, Phmo
2-TON- Krd-Knlht truok. tip-top
thnpn: rtunl whfot rnuiptnpnt nnd
flat bod. JtMt tho truck for tlw 1
fruit innohrr nnd pticrd riRht. '
KAKIN MOTOR CU., i
Dodgo Dealer. 70
FOR HUNT 2-room apartment,
first floorr man and wife prefer
red. 602 N. Hiverslde. . 64
FrnNISlll AND VNKUUNISH
, El apartments for rent. Hchuler
Apart menta. ; - 66
FOR RKNT--5.room house, prac
tically new; hardwood - floors,
fireplace, etc. 11 MiMlctoe St..
2 Mocks fromLlbrnry. Phone
905-M. 70
KOU SAI.K 170-aere stock ranch.
9 miles from .Medford on Crter
Ukp highway, then mile wtntt
on grnvel nad: 90 acres In cul
tlMitlon, 20 acres Irrigated mead
ow, good bottom soil; 4-room
house. 2 large barns, t silos,
Vrlce I17.0O0; terms. No trades,
rai'l Kvch, U. . Medford. - 7
KOIl HUNT Furnished bungalow.
Adults. Ml S. Orape. 66
ONK centrifugal pump and ga en
gine, complete.
One centrifugal pump, one side
delivery hay rake, one standard
hay rake. John Deere mower,
tleornc Hilton, Tel. SCSi-M- T0
j Med'fprd anI ,Asland. 1 i;
HOLD GRADUATION
hornet in Central " Polnt. 'Mrs.
Moore and her husband, who re
ently passed away, have made '
their home here for. the past seven '
V 4 rs and mends regret her leuv- ;
ing, but hope she will find her,
new location pleasant. ' '
v -The cooler weather comes as-a !
great relief after enduring the j
heat and smoke 'fop the; past sev- j
em 1 days. The favorable .-conrtl- 1
lions, for rain do riot, seem to be j
objectionable, even tc hay men. j
since the weather ha leeii unitsu- j
ally dry or this'time-of yar.-! ,
; i., i ' . - -" ; '
The unexpected change in the
weather of late yesterday and
during last night, made fires in'
the homes quite .welcome last
night arid today, although it was
not, so.; cold as - general opinion
thought), as the minimum tempra- ;
tur. waa only 39. , j
- It was the drop from the maxl-;
mum of G6 yesterday afternoon j
and tho . decreased ..humidity, -audi
the general cloudiness, following!
days, of yevy. warm temperatures,'
up in the eighties, one day reach- :
ing a .roaximum of ai, that mado 1
It seem much colder than It nc-;
tuaily was, the contrast causing;
citizens to rush to' their' left-!
over meager , wood piles or fuel j
bins and start fires going in stoves'
or grates. - - .
It was mostly cloudy today, and ;
continued cool temperutur6 is the
forecast for tonight, and fair wca-
ther for tonight and Sunday, with j
rising temperature Sunday. . j
Early this afternoon thero np-.
pea red possibility of a frost to-j
night, and therefore orcbardlsts
will await Floyd Young's forecast,
this . evening with consfdcnille
interest; ' . . . i
Mr. Young's forecast, given out;
over tho radio last evening, Iwas i
a very conservative one in which
he pointed out that if , the. clouds j
disappeared during the , night a,nd ;
U cleared up, a temperaturo of;
33 might be reached, in the. ielty
and of 28 In the colder located;
orchards of the valley. This fore- r
cast was so1 worded .art to put the j
orchard "men- on .-their.. gi.rd
ngainst a -possible frost. However,
,.tho telephone exchange necessarily
could not give out the full fore-j
cast, but qpuld only, shorten it to,
give out to inquirers that a mini-!
mum of 33 might hot reached In
the city. '" '
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