PAOE FOUK
MEDFORD irXTJ'j TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORKOON'. TUESDAY; MAY 28. 1929.
!
TO DIAMOND LAKE
, SEEN FOR FUTURE :
a ntundurd ro.id. The Federal
Itureau, an ionu an the rond wan
undcHjgnated an a foret highway, I
wuuld expend no money, aviile j
from maintenance. It l now u
-4-n4n-foot -rood. I'mlerthe -new
order. It run lie made the regula
tion width.
Comniixsioner flu ten wild thaf
while he hud no cjfinite Informa
tion, he expected the Federal Bu-
eau would fnuuKiiruLe some lm-i
provomentH next year, and that
u)proprtatlin for that purpoe
would , he Indulged In the Jiiaoj
forest road appropriations.
L SCOUTS OF
TALENT PLAN AN
ALL DAY OUTING LOVESICK PRINCE
PROVES FATAL
JURE
TO
The action' of 'the stale highway
Kimnlltn hi dedicating the. Dia
mond lake wmd.' fi-oro T'nton creek l,.) Pfnnrtffnr
on The Dalles-Call-, - r-
lu n, iiolnl un
: furliln highway, near the
Jtlnrsh as. h forest h ith way, mran i
that in a few years Diamond lake!
Will , have hiifh-idnss road cunnec-j
tlons with this city. For many,
months, C. J. U'up) flutes f
Johnson Fish Market
Ray Schumacher has leased and
taken charge of the fish and poul-
. (By Mn. Marlon .Tryer) , ,
TALKNT, Ore., Jlay 28. (Spe
cial) The Rosebud troop, (llrl
Scouts of Talent, held their regu
lar meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mine Alice Uleim. Eight
girls were present. The meeting
was presided over by Lieutenant)
Elsie Williams. The patrol met to-
PAKI8. May 28. Prince I)e '
Kaftan. 19-year-old son of the for
mer Anna Gould, died thin morning
after a Tain. J 1-oay -fight to reeover
from a bullet wound, self-inflicted
when his parents objected to his .
marryinK until he was 21.
The girl for the love of whom :
the young prince had shot himself '
was not present when he died. She ;
this cityf southern Oregon member1 try department of jonnson a mar-js' iuui.iiu ,v c. nr)u:(1lad no call(,d yesterday, as she had
nf the state hlBhway commission. ki. u. win uecioseu luun , j , , . ..' .. (.done every other day, because the
has-been working for tins enu. uay, wueu ii viu iib lupcun . , i "-'i-- doctors, mindful of
that It
would 1e wiser to remain away.
At his bedside when he died
itwH Buiniii i it . -. - - - - ... . uuL-iuni, minuiui oi me patients
- . . . . i. 1 .. F..H r i. flu I, an, I until, i the trmn fif the npcesHtirv nn rf,i tn :.. . - i.buihib
-mo ncuun oi ine suue iiik" ; a m ""iM'iy i iF"i " i."; 77 , 1 1 ' hiBh fever, advised hor
cjommlw'ion means that the Kede-try of all kinds.
ral road bureau will regard the
road as a forest highway and fu
ture Improvements will call for
pass the tenderfoot test.
Mr Ufliiimnr-hor tiaa been with! It WB8 'decided tO hold an all-dOV i
f .......,... Vtn.l A ulna Ilia 1 mplinif on .Turn 7 ill the Film Ran.'
openini; of the store here.
Buy Plenty of Fllnii to Last Over the Hoiidaya
We Take Back Thoie You Don't Use
:S:SW:E'M;S'"
Prompt Mail Order Service .
217 East Main Street Medford
ter on the foi-ks of Wagner creek.
I The Teat of the afternoon was
lsient in games followed by dainty
1 refreshments servd by the hostess,
Miss Alice Cilelm, assisted by Mis
Cora Newhouse.
Gits Heck left Thursday evening
on train No. 14 for Salina. Kas..
having been called there by the
death of his father.
were his mother, his father and
his half-brothers. Count Jionlface
De Castellane, County Oeorges De
Castellane.
The elder Duke of Talleyrand
was so much affected -by the crit
ical Illness of his only son that
it had first been decided he should
not be at the prince's siek-bed last
nluht, hut when "the doctors an
nounced to the duchess that th
m
Mrs. Althea Pope arrived Sun-1 bo' could not live through the
When They're Klein-Made
They're Tailor-Made
: ' in Medford
It is neither expensive, extravagant nor uneconomical to
wear clothes made tor you. ' They" carry smartness, cor
rectness and individuality in every line. ' ;;',
" Priced from
$35 up
UPSTAIRS
PITT'S TREATMENT
. '. FOR , .
'POISON OAK
, 4 INFECTION1
An External Remedy Relieves
That Itching Torment QuipWy
50c
AT -
MeHford Pharmacy
. ' Main and Central
day from Venice, Cal., and will
spend the wek visiting with her
slater, Mjs. Claud Clemejits, and
family at Suncrest. ' ,
.Mr. and -Mrs. r'lynn, who havj
ben muking a tour of the United
States, called nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Holdldge Thursday
afternoon. They are old friends
of the Holdridge family and were
neighbors while they jived in ,the
east. Mr. Klynn's home is in Ne
braska. . , '
Wayne Holdridge is expected
home next Wednesday and will
apend Memorial day with his par
ents, leaving again Saturday for
Curvallts, accomiutnied by his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hold
ridge, and his two slaters, Lttclle
and Doris, who will attend the
graduation exreises at the Oregon
Stale college. Mr. Holdridge will
leave shortly after graduation for
Seattle where he has secured a po
sition with Dexter & Hortou, a
banking firm ill that city.
Chase Gardner and Fred Rapp
wer business visitors in Medford
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Evans, who has spoqt
.the past two years as student at
the Southern Oregon normal
school, has secured a position In
,a school near Prinevllle, Ore. M(sa
Kvans haa spent the most part of
,her early life in Prinevllle. where
; her father, Professor Evans, was
! instructor for ,11 years, before, com
i lug to Talent. , , . , , ,
i Mr. anil Mrs. Frank Cook, who
I recently gold their property on Hear
I creek, have purchased the old Ful
ler place on Anderson creek. The
sale was made through the Mcd-
lord Kealty company of Medford.
Rev. Marcy, the new district su
perintendent front Kugene, called
on Hev. Audley-llrown the Tirst of
Hie week and completed arrange
ments for the quarterly meeting to
be held the 19th of June., . , ;
Tom Oettlfng has spent the past
several weeks attending to the irri
gation, work of IL B. Newberry of
liellview, who recently underwent
an. operation for appendicitis. 3lr.
Xewberry will soon be nblo to re
sumo his work.
, ; f . :
Red
j Spider ,
Threaten
Now!
1 Intactlcide
Department
Balfour
-,Bultdinp
8n Francisco
Medford Dealers:
Root. T. Cochran &
Red Spider will lie In .your or
chard In gruuter number this
year follnwiin; the- dr. wlntoT .
unlets you take prompt aud de
risive actltm rfglit now! '
SPRAY with MEDOL
This flno Htunmer oil has hon
used with great success lu pear
and apple orchards nroiind Med
ford to eliminate red sulder.
Do uot l(iB valuable time, ns
cotifrol la easier when red spi
der is not abundant. Spray ww,
not when leaves have begun to
turn brown.
Our dealers will he glad to glvo
you information about spravlng
with MKDOU Call one of tlietn
tnduy.
Italfoiuv
Giitlirie
J
SURPLUS WATER FOR
SUPPLY OF ASHLAMD
I AfcHLAXD. May 27. (Special1)
j IteptUv (ittk-h roHPrvoir Ih full
iu tm'iTiowinjr and tho BurpluR
wntnr. It pouiinfr over the spill
way Intf AHhland creek. ThlH, f
couVhp. memiR that Axhluntl haH
a supply of 800 nero foet of water
moieU up ngalnat the cpminK hum
mer HOftHon. j
The "water In pourlnfir pver the
rreek lied In Hiifflolent quantlttt'H
to mko a thorough clean out of
the creek hert, which has heon
dry ftor a Hhort tllHtango below
the dam for tho past year.
Mrs. .oui Dodiie. who was at
Scufllde. oro., attendlnK the state
It. 1'. H O. convention In seHHln
therr1- was honored by , election
to the office of state trenHiirvr.
Members of Chapter AC nt Ash
land of which Mrs. JIok" 1h a
member, nro srently pleased that
this recutmltlon hns come to Mrij.
Ondfte, who Is well fitted for the
office nnd who wilf bring to the
official task splendid xeoutvo
Hbillty and a wide acquaintance
over the Mute. This Is the first
time that Chapter AC has ben
reprcHentod on tho .official board.
The hospitable homo of Mrs
Uerthu . Uenton .vs opened on
Wednesday evening to a group
of Camp Kire frtinrdtans and Camp
Klro irls. The Ruests gathered
early for a "pot lucky" dinner and
then enjoyed a Jolly social hour.
The latter putt of the : evening
was devoted to n meeting of the
Kuiirdluns. ,
Klwood UedbnrKls remodeling
and retlntlng his newly acquired
reKlilcm-o property on Vista street.
Mn. and Mr. Karl H. Haac r
turued on Tuesday evenlpg from
the Inke of the AVoods where
they went on Sunday to attend -to
the opentuK t(t their summer cabin
for the aoason.
!. F. McConnell Is 111 at his;
home on Church street. Mr. Mc-'
Connell Is an employee at thel
I tow man grocery. I
Mr. Heebe of Han Francisco h,ns
arrlvetl to take . charge of the!
bnklmr at the Uthla Imktry. e,
will fill thp.phv.'C n:nde 'vm-ant ly
the departure of Mr. Mltlerwive.l
Amertcan Fruit Growers
Co., Pinnacle Picking Co.
who was called to 1'ortlnnA.
The Chicago dlnccse ' of the
fircek Orthodox church Vr de
velop n religious communtty nnar
Klinliurat, a Chicago suburb.
'night.
his father was summoned.
Daily Meteorological Report
Tuesday, May 3H. ' j
Medford ana vicinity; Foir and '
mild tonight and' Wednesday.' pe-j
creasing lumidit. tj ';
Oregon: Fair and- inllU tonign:!
nnd. Wednesday, but -cloudy -JiionK i
coust. Decreasing humidity in In- (
ter lor. j
Local Data
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Temperature (dgreeK) G J.
Highest (last 12 hrs.).. C8
I-owest (Inst 12 hrs.) 43
Rl. humidity .(pel.) 37
Precipitation (inches).." 0
n3
State of weather
..Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this murn
Ins, 34 degrees.
Tntul precipitation sinca Septcm
ber. 1U2, 10.86 Inches- ,
Tomperalurcs year aao today
Hluhest. 70; lowest 44.
Sunset today. ":36 p. m.
Sunrise Wednesday, 4:39 a. m.'-
Sunset dne5day, 7 :37 p. -m.
Observations Taken at 5 A,
- 120th Meridian time
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Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from Page One.)
Wedties&r ''Special ,:
-We' Know" It Will Be
-A Case of
Love At First Sight
'fty : When You See1 ,w
livery, effort lias been made ,to. include-the
frockjyOU want in this
liew shipment of fashionable silk
summer frocks. There are the smart
crepes, both printed and embroi
dered. Even some enseiables are in
cluded in this enticing price of !9.90
which just
ARRIVED
To Sell :
at Bfeier's
Low Price of
v ' '
:mSfmm IN THE WEST. V.. ' ' :-r-
; to qltl mien, intT the old horribld
(condition of miseiT tor the "un-
experlments in temperance wt
results' that Interest the intelliget
cause of quarrels-botwen unions, frather a 1ore. "' '
.lliinliln tn n ursa . , timm. i
. - i.,lls mem- I t t coiiuilinii oi miseiy mi lll M "j
noi.cn u lu men jurisuicuon, in uiuna ramnni, who thinks He i touchables."- inlsernDie enougn.nnw. :Nnti 9l,8kinir to oUantM'oustoms ce
certain lines of 'work, the unions ! knows what India, needs, wants ! ' : 5 -.
would stop bulldiiiB. throw out of 'rirltlsh power expelled and ruler-1 It would mean revival of plagues j t,,rie9 ola .legistaiion tne in.
work thousands of men with whom , ship of India restored to the ra-'and famine on the old scale. And government relied on heavy tax
they have no. quarrel, tie up theijahs under constitutional govern- i If the British -left" 'India' it would i tion Qf i spirits anil less hMVy tft
business, capital nnd machinery of ment.
building. , : . ,' . :'" '
j Native princes snhmitting thenv
, Such stupidity Is worthy of an-iseves to constitutional regulations
gry chimpanzees, not of intelligent j Would be . Interesting. A restorn,
American mechanics. It is cnlcu- tion of native rule would mean ref
lated to alienate public sympathy i toration of "suttee," the burning
from unions. They are none too ! alive of widows,, with their bus
strong as it is. With Jobs plenti- bands' corpses. It Would mean un-
ful. waaes high, dues and strikes ; restricted marriage of little girls1
mean the inpouring of Afghans and tion on beer,
a speedy elitnintaion of the super-1 A drink of whiskey in lrelni
fluoua 100,000,000 Hindu popula-! costB five times what It did I
tion for which the British are re-! lore the war. Distilleries makii
sponsible. r Irish whiskey have declined ;
Hut-the-British 'Will not leave. ! nMmber from 25 'to five; ! ',. '
And native princes would be first The sale of whiskey illicll
to urge them not to go. made has also diminished becutt
t . ' of severe penalties, actually
The Irish Free State hns ninde forced. 1
wheelwright shop could make n liv
ing building automobiles.
glr Esiue Howard, ' Tlrltlsh am
bassador, politely suggests that for
eign representatives give up their
right to Import alcohol beverages.
Anything to oblige the administra
tion. In those debt adjusting dttys.
The French embassy emphatical
ly snys, "No, thank you. Yo do
not care to live, on Ice water, Ice !
cream and nilnoo pie. When we go
to China we do not eat birds' nest
soup. We do not eat buckwheat
cakes with steusages or drink Ice
cream sodu water in America."
K
President Hoover, having seen
the world, knowing Its ways, would
nai dream fl,f forcing America's
feeble attempt at teetotallsm on
foreign representatives.
Steaml'itters' and plumbers' un
ions threaten to tie up $500,000,000 '
worth of building In Chicago he-
WE DEVELOP
Films Free ;
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Sundays and Evonings
AH the Time
IlNuHouJtt. PMONB t44
A Complete Cleaning and
1 Pybinq SERVICE
3C
THEY'RE IN OUR WINDOWS A NEW LOT OF;
Illiiims Refrfeaatdrs
ice - -.
Including the Popular
1 iS':llliv Ail"'""-" : i:
Automatic:
In. just the sizd you want at the.
v price you want tdpay.
i.
$5 Down
Southern Oregon's Popular Credit Store
and $5.00 a month '.
Pay for them as you use.
The prices range from
$12.50 to $60.00
Iti'l!
Be Sure to See Our Stock of
Refrigerators He fore You Buy