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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1929)
SffiDFOTtB 5IXTE TRTBUNT!, CTflDFORP. OTEEfloyT, TUESDAY, If AY 23, 1029. MEMORIAL DAY IN ASHLAND WILL BE There's no use tak ing chances with expensive suits, frocks and coats. Nor with the' smaller things . gloves, ties and hats. Keep them in good order all' the time, and be assured that they are getting the best of care b y sending them reg ularly to us for cleaning. They come back looking like new. Try our certified cleaning. We Are Not Satisfied Unless You Are City Cleaning & Dyeing Works si ni 624 North Riverside Phone 474 ASHLAND. Ore., May 28. (Spl.) Memorial day observance has taken on new life under the sup ervision ot the American Legion, and the day will be given over to patriotic observances, both at the Ashland cemeteries and at the county cemeteries that are adja cent to Ashland. Always the day has been in charge of Burnside post. Veterans of the Civil .war, but their number has gradually dimin ished until now only a half dozen of the patriots remain, feeble ones who have handed over their torch to the ranks of the American Le gion. These honored few will be the honored guests of the day. Hon. F. J. Newman of Medford a Hpanlsh War veteran, will give the address of tho day. The duy's observances will be gin with the legion service at the memorial rock In Lithla park. A service' will be held in memory of our sailor dead by the Women's Kelief corps. The parade, which will be led by tho combined city and high school bands, will form on 'Wlnburn way at 9:4G. The various units of the parade -will Include: Color company, Battery B: massed colors, O. A'. R. and American Legion. O. A. K., Daugh. tnra nf Vetm-nna. ananlsh War Vet erans, Daughter of the American Revolution, ' American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Boy Scouts of America, Cumpflre a Iris, school children and citizens. , There will be a special service held at the Wagner Creek ceme tery at Talent during the after noon. Mrs. Gordon MaoCracken was announced as the speaker for the observance, but the announce ment was a mistake. Other an nouncement will bo made. Ms'"- ,' Miss Booth TJnlm pro vcd she was thrown against tho top HARTSDALE, N. Y.t May 28. of her automobile Friday, had a DV Ulloo Pirannollna Unnfli nnm- nnnK nln-Iit unrl uhmi'Oll no Im. ipander ot the Salvation Army in provement today, her physician America, who was injured when announced Northwestern university is di rectly responsible for' the ex pendlture of 10, 000,000 every year in Evanston, 111., says the city's real estate board. A NEW SIX AT A PRICE WITHIN THE REACH OF MILLIONS I BUILT BY.'BUICK' AT UK-DAY On this new automobile has been concentrated all of Buick's seasoned pP manufacturing experience gained through its long leadership in fine car building, the Marquette has-the distinction you expect in the smartest of modern cars, with bodies by Fisher, and the added value you anticipate in a Buick-built product. But foremost among all its fine qualities is a type of performance never before achieved in any car of comparable ' price. See the Marquette when it goes on display this coming Saturday. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN T LARGE INDUSTRY AT EAGLE POINT EAOLE POINT, Ore., May 28, (Special.) One of the pleasures that comet to the farm woman Is the rearing of young turkeys, and that Industry Is now In full sw,lng In the Kagle Point district. Mrs. Clrace Cowdon is tending a flock of 240, with more to come; Mrs. Karl Esch has 300, and Is kept busy watering and feeding thejn. They are Incubator turkeys and are boing raised in brooder fashion. Mrs. Lester Throckmorten has about' 240, and Is an experienced and successful turkey raiser. Mrs. Nick Young haB about 110 and their place is especially adapted for turkey raising by having so much dry farm land and-yet plenty of water for the, birds. Mrs. Ross Kline hn. a large number and last year her turkeys were among the very best shipped through tne Farmers Exchange Cooperative pool. Mrs. Phillips of the Meadow farm has about 115, and whoever travels the Lake Creek road will have to admit that no better place could be found for turkey raising than the Meadowbrook farm. With the smaller numbers comes Mrs. Henry Owens with 100, all strong and healthy; Mrs. John Ow ens has 60, -all growing fine; Mrs. Charley Hanscom with 40, all round and fat, and Mrs. Charley Hum phrey with GO, all growing like weeds. Those with smaller numbers are Mrs. M. L. Prultt, Mrs. Ida Kent, Mrs. H, W. Ward; Mrs. Lawrence Luy has 65 of which she Is proud; Mrs. Louie Blaoss has about 60, and there are many more who have young birds. Among the Eagle Point flocks there are found various breeds suit able for shipping, and If the Farm ers' Exchange Cooperative starts a turkey pool like they did last year It will bring thousunds of dollars to this community, besides keep ing our district clear of grasshop pers. Although the spring was late and cold, the farmors are ontlmn cut ting their first crop of alfalfa. About the best yield Is found on the I. M. Phllhrook ranch, irrigat ed from the Little Butte Irrigation ditch, and there are some other very fine stands of clover not qutle reaily to cut. The free auto park in Eaglo Point Is already occupied. There are staves, light and wuler and other accommodations, ull free. All kinds of garden truck, milk and i cream, eggs and chickens, may be I abtHned from nearby producers. The fleo. Brown & Hons store, which has an up-to-date meat mar ket all the year round; the post office, the hank and the Ice cream parlor are all within easy reach of the 'free auto park. Mrs. Hollss of Phoenix and Mrs, Ijurdette Dodge of Medford were visitors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Morgan Thursday. '"" Wet '" 6l,v, ! To , ,' . i 11 n . - LrU i Ca nod ion Fectert-M McUvflhlin-tuich Othowa, Ont. Diviiion of General Moor Corporation Builder of lukk and MarqiMit Motor Can SCHERER .sMOTOR COr 38-40 North Riverside Phone 73 w HEN BETTER AUTOMOBIL 68 ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL IDIlDTHtM LET'S GO FISHING! Our Line of Fishing Tackle Is Complete , Reels. .50c and up Poles .......... 25c and up Five Brandy of Fish Eggs Lines Flies Baskets Leaders Spinners Everything for the Fisherman ,' Hubbard Bros., Inc. Medford, Oregon We ira specially prepared to take care of car. In thl. hape. , WORK GUARANTEED Electrotherapy 'Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 Naturopathy Food Science WJffi PORTLAND. Ore.. Mny 2. (JP) Ixs estimated at $40,000 re sulted last night to the Portland Spruce company lumber mill here when fire swept tlYough the plant, wrecking machinery and damaging the building. The fire Is thought to have started from the boiler room. Fireboats and all available equipment battled the flames which had gained considerable headway belore Ui Ura wh sounded, OE OE Trowbridge Lumber Yard everything In Lumber and Building Material. Distributors for Johns-Msnnvllls Roofing. Trowbridge Cabinet Works Cabinet., Window., Door., Sorsens, Eta. The Old Rellsbls-Est.bllshed In 1901 When In nd of .NVTHINO for Building, Phone t3. W. can b. of rssl service to you. 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