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jjj Freeze Halts Snow. Melting
waier.npes rrozen
Caterpillar. Unable Work
Rini Road Beetle Work
Continues Despite Cold.
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WhJIo much needed Khvwers
:Siere fulliiiff hero lust night to the
l extent of .03 of an Inch, and today,
' It wwi' now(ng hard at Crater
'Lignite National pnrk, and tho out
Ifflouk wah for probable Hhowers-lo-IhiliRbt
und Saturday.
Winter Is again reigning the
! nntlurw! jutrk, wJiert up to n week
li ngo when tho chilly- weather npell
''hci in the deep Hnow was molting
jiNt frtMt tht It was then thought
that if It continued without much
interruption tho. park- entrnnca
roadt would clear themselves of
Hnow by July 1, when tho season
opens.
-However, this outlook has
totally changed since, at least
tiunuorurlly. for there Is six feet
!; of hard-packed and frozen snow
jtut the hike rim, three feet of It at
Anna Spring ramp, and 30 feet at
H'Wulchinun peak on the rim road.
jj'The temperature has been very
cold nights and mornings lately.
.Only a few dayn ngo the morning
minimum was 20 degrees above,
'''which froze up tho water pipes
jl apd did other damage at the park.
It. ' So, hard Is the enow now frozen
t! that yesterday Superintendent 12.
C Sollnnky, who returned to tho
jjnlty yesterday, iwilh a crew was
J'liity" to go ovei- It In a large
? rAlerplthu' on the various roads
jt 'iiiid arounuVtho rim n ways until
to 30-fnnt depth at Watchman
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peak wan encountered, the large
' tractor sinking down only a little
over an inch in most places.
' Jt had been Mr. Kolinwky'a plan
I to open the-rim road n round the
lake na uarly In the Keason as wus
possible,, probably earlier than it
had been, opened to travel for
yeurs past,- and as a means to this
end to have the frozen snow mass
on tho rim road loosened up here
and there with k:io;h or powerful
explosive, and then letting nature
do tho rest with the natural thaw
ing process.
This plan Is Knocked in the
I head, at lenst temporarily, by the
itipjK miiK.7 f Knntv tit Wittchmiiii
peak, always the worst point on
tho rim rood, which now prevents
tho caterpillar getting, to it with,
supplies.
Tho present outlook is that un
less practically - continuous very
warm weather prevails from now
on, there will have to, bemuch
shoveling work done, following ,
losening of blasts of explosives, to
get the roads opened up through f
the. park by July ?,
However,, tho frozen ice masses j
In the park are not Interfering I
with the irtno beetle destroy ihg
work t hero I sH'U use the la rge
crews of workers engaged fn this
campaign easily walk over It,
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YOUTH INJURED IN IV1AGILL DRUG TO
HIGHWAY ACCIDENT WELClDME PUBLIC
REGAINS STRENGTH, TOMORROW AT 1 0
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A nine-man Medford Kiwanls
club golf team met defeat yester
day afternoon at tho local links at
tho hands of tho Ashland club
team. Tho matches were reported
to ull have been well played und
a roturn ' tournament will be
played in two weeks on tho Ash
land course.
Tho following players repre
sented Med fold i O. C Hoggs, I Jr.
it. K. Greene, Dr. H. V. Ktearns,
Carl Tengwald. Dr. C. C. Golds
berry, Dr. A. I W. Kreese, J. C
Thompson, Kred Ienney and C
M. Ivldd. The. Ashland players
Included J. W. .McCoy, W. P. Wal
ter, lionry linders, I. H. Kridegar,
Y K. Whittle, l' 8. Knglo and J.
I. MoOe. .1
Tho condition of William Hood,
1 S, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jlonier
Heed, who has been in the Sacred
Heart hospital since Tuesday us a
result of injuries sustained when
his motorcycle collided on the Pa
cific highway, Sunday, with a car
driven by Dr. McKay, woman phy
sician of Grants i'uss, ia reported
greatly Improved.
The. local boy, who was Just re
covering from an appendicitis op
eration performed three weeks
ago, iviaen the a ccident occurred ,
wus more seriously injured than it
was first thought. His left leg
was broken, the fractured bone
piercing the urtory.. and causing
not only u tremendous loss of
blood, but resulting In infection.
The other leg was badly cuti and
bruised and also became Indicted.
A careful diagnosis at tho local
hospital did not disclose any seri
ous internal injuries.
Upon receiving the news, of her
son's uccident, Mrs. Heed left Med
ford immediately with Mrs. Laura
J'ulnum, a trained nurse, Hunduy
night. Thu boy, in the . meantime,
was moved 40 miles into Grants
J'atis. Tuesday morning ho was
placed on a cot and in the baggage
car of the southbound, Southern
Pacific and brought to Med ford.
Here he was met by the Perl am
bulance and removed to the local
hospital. , - i
Mexicans Nirik,c.
MEXICO CITV," May 31. (ZD
Two hundred and fifty Mexican
railroad men were on a hunger
strike In the chamber of tho na
tional supreme court today in pro
test at tho court's having rendeed
a judgment adverse to them.
AVilh Iho finishing touches beig !
perfected todajvtho beautiful ..new '
MugilJ drug store, on Main street,
will open its doors nnd- formally
welcome tlto Med ford public to
morrow at 10. o'clock.
The former lnrutinn nf ihn
Nalr phariruiov theMugUl store,
having undergone a complete pro
gram of painting, remodeling and
fixture iiiHlnllfUinn Hnu nrl,..,t,t
the descriptive motto of "Med-
ford s Oldest and Newest Uniir
j nounclng the name of the firm.
win oo erecieo over me iront of
the store this evening.
Ono of the principal features , of
the Magill drug store wilh be the
lunch counter and fountain, at
k"" uivMBiuNiB, lunciieons and
dinnera will be served daily, In
cluding Hunnnyv
A I t )ia fnrmn 1 nnAnlnir hin
ning at 10 o'clock tomorrow, fn-
vors and samples will be given !
away to customers. Special toys
will be given to the children who
visit tho new place of business.
Tho Mnil Tribune editorial
business and advertising, staffs
U'OI'A ri'onlml tn nri'nlui n ,l nl ....
m wis.'is,
llV thf Mn trill AvWr I
u special compliment of their
opening tomorow.
Contract awarded for first unit
of Portland plant for Pret-a-Litq
company. -
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Clean rags wanted at tho Mall
Tribune offlc. Uf
DKS MOIXKS. Iowa. May 31.
Ai Judge Frank Shunkhtnd of
the Polk, county district court, to
day overruled a motion to dismiss
a temporary injunction under
which Des Mo.ney university has
ben Apernting' sine "May 13.
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
KUPPEMEIMER
Because we know that the difference
between satisfaction and disappoint
ment is much greater than the differ
ence between the cost of good clothes
"and cheap ones, we sell and endorse
Kuppneheimer good clothes.
$40
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to $65
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A Blue Suit
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I C.' I H rQa! Women's
IB 1irJ- Chilton's
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Boys' Toreador
Sailor Pants
for Men Who Are Young
(There Are No Old Men Any More)
Men who want iho host, yet must Match their expenditures, will
welcome the Middi-Shade, deep, rich Mue, accepted for ajl ocea--sions,
from business to seini-fornial. ' ' t57 CO
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Men's Broadcloth Athletic
Union Suits
$1.00
affairs
'J'lie, new sailor waist overall
for hoys; made of blue denim
or blin k jean materials with
elastic waist and t1 ?C
red trimmings vl.OO
Jantzen
Swimming Suits
Boys' Youth's Men's,,
$4 ;$5 i $6
A1I Colors and Styles
Boys' Athletic Union Suits
(55c values
2 for $1.00
Men's Athletic Non-Ravel
Shirts
Beautiful colore, in all sizes,
$1.00
Men's Fancy Dress Sox
Kegidar 'J9e values
" 1 for $1.00
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Collar Attached
Dress
Shirts o '
A larije assortment of pat
terns and colors in Fruit oi
the Loom and Shirtcraft
Shirts; all hist colors, with
preshrunk neckbands, I .To to
2.50 values
r "THE STOPE FOW EVEPV BODY" J
$1.49
OFFICIAL OUTFITTERS FOR BOY SCOUTS IN JACKSON COUNTY
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Brings, New Summer. Apparel and
-.-New Low Prices to - Our'Many 2
M.M.
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Store Shoppers
Women's Wash Slik
$16.75 and $18.50
Plajn wash,erepes ajid'satbi. figured wash.
crepes,, light summer shades, pink, peach,
green, white, sleeveless or long sleeves.
New Polo Shirts
New style polo shirts
in white or blue. .
$1.50
$1.25
Women's Blouses
$1,95
Dimity, rayon or linen
blp'uses, white: and fan
cy colors.
Children's
Half 7
Sox
15c
Fancy stripes,
assorted colors
R e g u 1 a r 25c
socks. Special
Kt'iL......' 15-
Men's
Bathing Suits
' Al -Wool Swim
: mhig Suits
$2.98 $3.45
. $4.45.
, Cotton' Swimming
' J i .Suits
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98
Crepe de Chine
... Undies.,
Lovely for grad
uation gifts.
Crc'pc de chine
pajamas ..$2.45
Crepe dc chine
stepins, $1.95
and $2.45.
C re j)e de chine
c om bin at ions
bloomer knee, ' 7
' $2.98 : .
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Beautiful c r. e.p.e
de c h i n e. and
georgette gowiis
v?745, $6.95
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Special Values In Men's Wear
. MEN'S TIES
. 50, 75, $1.25 ,
Four in hand ties, tied four in hand ties and
bow ties.
- MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR ' '
; Men's Rayon Union-Suits $1.25
Menfs Rayoff Under Shirts' $1.00..
Men's Fancy-Pattern Shorts....39 to $1.00
MEN'S DRESS SIRTS'
$1.95, $2.45, $2.95
"Fast color broadcloth' shirts, collars attached or separate.
MEN'S SUMMER DRESS PANTS
$3.95, $5.35
Light weight wool pants, tans, greys and mixtures.
MEN'S STRAW HATS "
A good sol t straw genuine Italian Milanese, tans, greys and
greens. All sizes;-1 ' ' ' .
Wcnjen's
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Allen-A
Hosiery
Twelve, new. shades. All
silk, extra long, fancy
heel.
$1.00
. Men's Pajamas
$1.25, $1.95
Fancy broadcloth pajamas,
plain or frog trim. '
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Men's Socks
Fancy colored rayon socks,
lisle reinforced heel " and
tot. " ' : ! J '
50, 75
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Men's fine cotton socks.
20, 25 and 3 for $1.00
Men's Oxfords
Saving Prices '
.Men's black or tan calf ox
fords. : 1 1 '
$4.95. $5.85, $6.85
Yard Silkj Special for ;
Saturday
$1.98
Lovely flat i repes ifinf ifeogrettes in floigl
figured ami stripcl effect . Regular prices
up to
BARGAIN BASEMENT
SERVE YOURSELF AN6 SAVE
Boys' Middy Play Suits, zipit fastener, fast-color material 98i
Children's Sun' Suits, sizes 1, 2 and 3 years 59
Girls' Wash Dresses, sizes up to 1 yr. 69 to 98ti
32-inch Flowere'cl Qrepes'-.. ?.7:L.?...... ...... JL 25?
( 36-inch Fast-Color Plain Percale3 23
'Men's Nainsook Union Suits "'"'5
ChlIdred,s"arid"Mrssesr Ankle Sox, fedf blue" and 25
Children's Tan or Black Oxfords". $2.49 and $2.98
Women's Patent or Black Kid, One-Strap Pumps ... 2.9S
Women's Patent Pump, plain toe, high, or medium, heel.. $318
Women's Beige Ties with red trim $39S
.Boys!. Scout Shoes, Paracord sole S1'
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