Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1929, Image 3

MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORlXiOW KA'ITKDAY. JlTXK I.
PSGE THREB
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GIRLS FAVORITES iSiSHllJ:
far innPTiflN i pffiSi
I w 1 1 I llUI I lUll III I i r."i'ipMi. , 1
'I Koom ftlwayH to bo tolling peo
ple what u wonderful lot of -fine
boys wo have, "who med homes
KUiJ Mi-H. IJgrU Uuiley, field rep
resentutive of the Hoh and GIi-Ik'
Aid Hot'U'ty of Oi-OKun, who its tit
thtt float Medfonl today.
"Our lutyn rani; in ;ik. and pine
from chuhhy, hrown-eyed little
Ho I j Me, who recently had his fifth
birthday and does st want a daddy
and mother that will love him and
approve of him, to sturdy Thomas,
who Is past 13 and wants to be on a
farm. In fact, we have several
boys from 10 to 13 yeaiy. who rouhl
be yery helpful on a farm, and then
"there are about 12 or 1.1 that nro
seven, eitfht and nine years old
n tragic ae for homeless boys.
"They're u little 'loo old to be
sunbeams in the hoiiHO thunder
p tor ins would probubly be nearer
It, and they're not quite old enough
to be very helpful, so they Just look
lormitiKly when thoy see the little
ones and the older one no. They're
such-fine Utile chaps, too.
"No; wo never have any diffi
culty in finding homes for litjie
K Iris, I'Vhut mothers doubtless
thipk the (litis are going to bo nuiru
companionable, but that's because
they1 don't know boys so well.
"The foster mothers and daddies
who huv taken our boys, I'm sure
would agree with me. '
"Our telephone number is Irlnlty
2415. Our address is 106 Kast
2Uth North, Portland. Or we would
be so glad to nee or hear from any
one who is Interested in the de
pendent children of Oregon.''
" . . v i
Extending their last farewell to
St. J Mary's, tb .senior class, .con
sisCing of eight girlH. presented-a
tlioroUHhjy -t'lijoyabUi 4roffram be
fore an uudience of relatives and
friends in the academy auditorium
last night.
Original tuiks and papers were
given by the girls, who climaxed
their' entertainment with a clever
class play In which they all took
part. The program follows: '
Tribute to our parents, Kmft
Whlte. Class history (what they were),
Alma Jensen.
Class poem, Rita Sander.-
Solo, selected, Julia Dugan.
Class horoscope' (what they
nro), Mary .Hayes.!' '' ' . J; '? ' r .
Class prophecy (what they will
be), Catherine Applegate, Cltirlce
Rivers.
Class will, Ada Davis.
t'lass play.
Tiie graduates' farewell, Mary
Hayes.
Radio Program
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& 6 to 6:15 hin Theater.
;:!' to f:3 Medford iNJiil
Tribune, news and markets.
SuiMhiy, .fuiie 1.
p. m. Valley Hadio Church-
Monday, June 3.
A. M.
b 9:30 to 10-
macy. .
10 to 10:30
-West Side Phar-
American Iatin-
dry. '
10:30 to 11 Jordan Klectric.
4
Ash la nd.
11 to 11:30 Southern Oregon
Gas Corporation.
fi 11:30 to 12-rThe Uootery.
4
12 noon News items by .Mail
Tribune.
P. M.
1 2 to 12:30 Lewis Super Sei -
vice Station.
12:30 to 1 'Sandeiaon Motor
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to 1:3 McXalr's Phar
macy, Ashland.
41
1:30 to 2 Kidder's Dairy atid
Produce.
to 2:30 Kconomy Croce
Ler in and Kd Hi n ns M ea t
Markets.
4 6 to Isis Theater.
(i:in (o C:3( Medford Mail.
Tribune, news and markets.
6:30 trr 7 -Mantes Auto Co.
U to H:30 Kads Transfer
Ktorage Co.
8:30 to 9 The Pltaii Meat
Market. ' 1
9 to 10 Mono-Motor (HI Co.
Million Dollar
I Mystery Today
K ' at his Theatre
; v
"The Million Dollar Mystery."
which 'fjjt liJ6, .as n twenty-one epi
Fode serial, was the outstanding
cinema scmpaUon of the rfay. in to
be seen on the screen ftt the Isim
.-unday and Monday. The boding!
feminine role role will be played bvj
btvely Lib Li e. whose' popularity j
wilh film fans is set nnd to nctne.
Needless to say. James Klrkwood
in private lire her hnsband. nnd on
(he screen her uerfect foil ap- ;
pear.M opposite her. while the bal-i
ance nf the cost insludes such play
ers ns Henry Medley. Krin La Hiss-!
ner and John Llliott. ;
"The Million Dollar Mystery." !
wan adapt ed from the novel by 1
Harold MeGruth. j
St. larkV T.pisi'oiwtl.
Corner Oakdale and KiC.h.
R i. in.," Iltdy" communion.'
10 n. ni.. 'Sunday school.
1 1 SI a. m. Holy communion.
ym, I!. Hamilton, rector.
Catholic Chart -U.
Soiiili Oakdale Ave. and Elev
enth Ht.
Siawjes at S and 10:30 a. m.
Hev. K. V. Ulack, pastor.
Valley Kiitlio Church
Umlenomina'tonal.' -Will Hay,
pastor. 1. ). Hmx 1)18.
H.oadt a.iliiiK Ziuiti studio of
KM HP every Sunday 8 p. in. Mu
sical numbers by Hurei liuson and
lieryl ThiHon. Pastor's subject,
"Three A'orls I'sed ' Nicely hy
Jesus."
Come to the church over the
radio.
, First Mt'thiKltst t hurrh
A'est Alain a: Laurel. Raymond
S. ltees, minister.
Church Hchool at 9:45,
MoiuliiR. service adjourned to
unite in high school .baccalaureate
service at F i r s t Presbyterian
churrh.
Voting people's hour at 7. High
iSch 1 )e:igue and InU'i inediaie
leaguo invite high school ami
junior high students.
Happy Hundi-y evening hour at
8 o'clock.
Children's day program ut 10:05
Sunday, June u.
Main Street Alejthndis Clliircll,
i South
Where the. welcome wears.
James K. Conder, pastor.
Sunday school ut p:45. 'laHes
; for all ages. Dr. Frank Roberis,
jsuperiute mii'iit. -
j Preaching 11 ft. m. - HeV. John
! I. Hurf. evaiigeliBt, of Herkeley,
H'allC. will Hpeuk.
I Leagues meet at1 7 p. m. Preach-
ing at 8 p. r. Hev. Huff will
speak.
Revival meetings will be held
throughout the week, Hev. llul'l'
doing the preaching. He Is u man
who ii. deeply religious, and his
messages are strong, inspiring mid
helpful. k Ke .sure to attend, for
you will lie cordially welcomed.
iitheran Cliurtdi
l-'ourth litreet ut. Oukdale ave
nue. "Where the wy is made
plain." J)r. H. t. Kunk, pastor.
ltesidfncc fitK West Fourth street,
i'iione 1424. .
Hour of worship, 11a. m. The
pastor will speak on "Tin Spirit
of 'Conciliation."
' special rnur lc. Organ pre! tide,
"Andante Heligioso," by I,auten
sehlager: offertory, "Sunday," by
IMteher; postlude, ".Sortie." by Sa
lome. The Hible school begins at 1 0
a. in. with classes for all mkc;:.
The public is cordially invitt I
to attend our services.
(Cirst H:iitU;t Church.
AV. H. Katun, Ph. D.. r minister.
Hnnday school at 9:4ft n. m.
Morning worshii service dis
missed on account of the high
school baccalaureate service at the
Presbyterian church.
The evening service will be in
charge of the young people, who
Will present a program of songs,
talks, etc., concerning the summer
assembly at McMinnville. " Three
reels of moving pictures dealing
with the assembly recreational ac
tivities have been loaned for the
occasion by Dr. (. C. Wright, of
Portland, and will be shown thru
the courtesy of Mr. Uromley of
the Copco. The pastor will speak
briefly of "The Four Square Life
for Young People." "
Try our welcome. 1
l-'ii'st Christiuu Church
Ninth and Oak dale streets. Car
man K. Mell, minister. Office and
pastor's study in the cimrch.
Phone 1007.
"Test our welcome."
Bible school assembly 9:4f. De
partments und cltisses for all ages.
Communion service and presenta
tion of offerings will be had at
the close of the class period.
The morning worship service
will adjourn to the union bacca
laureate let-vice to be held In the
Presbyterian church at 11 o'clorl:
Young people's Christian Kn-
deavor groups will meet at 7
o'clock.
Popular evening service at 8
o'clock. A good "HoiiKfet." pc
clnl music, helpful senium and a
fellowship that will make you
happy.
First Iiiik Ii of Christ. KclentiM
Authorised branch of the Mother
Church, the Kirst Church or Chi ist,
Sclent 1st, in Boston, Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at II o'clock, church edifice, 2)1
North Oakdale. Subject for Sun
day, June LV "Ancient nnd Modern
Nennocaney, Alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism. Denounced."
Sundny r.chool nt S: 4f.. A ppli-
cnntM under the ago of 20 may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening ( meet ing;-,
which include testimonies of chris
tian Science healing, at H o'clock.
The reading room, which is in
the Medford building, is open
daily from 1 2 to 4? except Sun
days nnd holidays. The Hlble und
nil authoriiscd Christian Science
literature may be lead, borrowed,
or purchased.
The public is caidially Invited
to attend the services and visit i:ie
reading room. -
PrthyO'clun Church.
Kik'hth and Holly.
Kdwin pei-cy Jiwrence. .Minister,
Hlble achool will open promptly
at 0:4o a. m , una ctosr at o::tu
a. m., on account nf the follow
ing serviie of all the churche at
11:10 o. 'in.' Knil'H. Ifopper. su
perintendent. ,
I'nion bacciuhnireate service nt
It : 1 a.' ni. program as fol
lows: i . . i
Prelude. M.treh Gohrlod
High School Oirhestra. 1
Invocation Hev. C K. Mell
liencdlcliiB. pipe ore. in . tioutmd
Walter Scott.
Scripture I. -von Hev. C. K Mell
Prayer Lev. Hayjni-nd Heese
Announcement.
PilKilnWB Chorus front Tann-
SON'S CHARGE REOPENS DEATH QUIZ
J
ft?-;-' - , ,
Aitinai't fVfu I'tiotot
' . Complaint or. Robert H. rr.".nklln. 17, (left) thr.t his father. Q. F,
Franklin, .(right) Gcrainonto, ' Cpl.r carponlcr, had o bused hlc thr
. tpgl.icrs lcr.d to renewed investigation of the disappearanca of the
Uv's tti Uxr and r.oihr cliitU in tJ23- -
Jim Dinkens' Game Yarn
Intrigue City Dwellers
"Olio learns, on reading a' dis-'
patch from MedfjjrU,. tbul-JiiQ Vlui
kens In down trom the mountains
again from the green und-resf-i
nous vicinage of Heagle," says the j
Oregoniun in a leading editorial.
i "You may never have lieard . of
IJeugle.. t sounds vnt ..fautare to
lame. Uut in Jtliose parts the i
streams ate many, and envh of
them is lull-born, as is Jim. And!
in that region the deer are nuiner-:
ous even hi off-years, and you have
but In thrust into the wild lilac, 1
along the water courses, trt waken1
the 'thunder of u riuing grouse. '
Such is the broad domain i'roin '
which Jim Dmiiens has lately de-;
sceiitled, to replenish his bacon !
and to have speech with const!-:
; luted authority, l'or the deer are
in his mpH again, und the cheer
jful patience of Jim I) tokens is
'shrewdly tried. The deor are in
his crops.
"Tly?re is no alfalfa like to the
forage they grow in the hill couo-;
try, down southern Oregon way
not anywhere else. In a single!
night the corn springs tall, as
though it ind been conjured from
the ground. Set your teeth to a
radish, and it large as any crab-j
apiHe, to hear it fracture crisply!
and to have it melt In your mouth :
as it were snow. So it is with nil
garden truck in those parts, where
the eleatiiigs have been won from
the forest, and the' cedars and 1
sugar pines crowd close. .Through,
such fields as these. In that fa
vored land inhabited only by Jim j
Dinkens and a tew oihers, wander i
tl'P sprightly deer; Small -wonder 1
that Jim complains of their forays,
when all his nights are punctured :
by the click of cluven hooves!
passing lightly over the top rail'
from the '.orest to his fields. ;
"Willi till this, however, ono is:
but idly concerned. It const I-;
tutes an issue that lests between1
the I illnian and the wardens, and
of which satisfactory disposition :
'doubtless shall he made. Hut (he:
tales of wonder that Mr. Dinkens I
j brings down from Ids mountains;
i please touch us to the lieurfnj
core, and quicken there something r
we' had thought to bo sleeping, a!
discontent with towns and cities.
bauser ; Wagner
Girls' Glee Club. (
Sermon. "The Adventure of
i oiith Hev. P. Lawrence
Hymn, "All Hail the Power of j
Jesus Name"
Congregation j
Penedidion Kev. V. It. Ka(oni,
Postlude. "Murch Mllituirc" 1
Schubert (
High Hchool orchestra. j
Hev. W. H. Katon will preside, i
FEE AFTER JUNE 4TH
SAL KM, Ore., June 1.
Motor e h I e ) e w n e rs ( w h o h a v e
been uncertain.; whether to , buy
auomohjle licenses during June
and pay tPte full years fee. or
wait until July and pay only a
half fee. are aided by an opinion
from Attorney General Van Win
kle that has just been i eeci ed
by Senelary of state llunn. Th
1 !t-'ii legislature pasi.i d a quarter
year llieu.e (Vi tlw, und Van Win
kle holds that it Is a ppllca hie
after new laws go Into effect
June 4. Tills means that owner
who wish to get their lifelines he
lore July riv get them for three
totirthtt of the full year's fee.
There waf doubt us to whether
the legislature inn tided the new
law should go into .-'feel this year.
Popular Duo
Coming to Jsk
One of the mo-1 popuJ.ir st :ir
rlng illlcr before the camera today
is Janici Kirkwood and LI la L ",
wlntse new et picture. "The M :!
lion Dollar Mystery,'' will tdiriw
ut the l-tn the:tt"r Sunday and
Monday.
Ibitb off and .n the sci.'en Mr.
K h k wi ni and M Iss 1 .h a if a t
I hell best logf I.ier. Tbey have
Uen m:-rr!cd for many ' yi-ai(.
Upon Hie f. reen t hey V r.rk to-'--''-
;- nntfir'M!!'' ' er'fortlei'M
fashion, tiie proof of which may
be fmiiid i:i t beir u -1 plctoi la I
I ffoi-t.
His'-Icj .L-inics KhkuiMMl and
Lil. Lee. the e.,vt Include-; Lrio
l-ii Hi--ner, Henry db y and John
LlliuU.
f1w t
'4" .vrf
a positive hunger for wood smoke
in the open. Never does Jim Din
kens descend to Medtord, booted
and bearded us a hiJliiiun slum Id
be, hut he brings- with -him some
wondrous tale of the tall and
oomeiy timber tue torest tnat (s
threaued by shadow, purple can
yons, und that is icsonant with
the deep-throated hooting of the
lime grouse. Aim these stories
somehow i met their way into news
papers, and thus to the public, eye,
.imi many a uup oi cone cools ami
untitles wnile men look away and
away, ll isn't right. Homo way
it isn't right.
'primitive.' Sir, ono is proud of
it, giad of it, cherlul to upproaen
coniessiou. These are the lathers
calling in ones veins, tne rough
and nardy old fellows who won
taeir meai with a uowstave and a
cioiii-yuiu smut, und wlu have
been sleeping lor seven centuries
or more. W hen the blood icrgets
it goes ill wini any citizen, tor
tne veins of nim are liaccid and
the tluid therein is opt to take to
tatting, or to conceive that col
umns of figures, marching wearily
up and down a page ate vitul to
his welfare. ' No, had one the way
uiat one shoiud have aye, and
would have one would go buck
with Jim Dinkens to his hills, lor
a time at least, to observe the
markings of trout, to wander in
and out of the snadowy cunyous,
while the heart grew strong and
the eyes untroubled, and an appe
tite tor boileu beans great black
of hrown beans of the coursest
camo back to one like a benedict
Hon. To 1111 one's lungs with the
resinous breath of the region, in
which there is no mini that
would be good. To have peace,
and to he in all things without
haste.
"There ought to be a law against
Jim Dinkens of lleagle. This we
declare iu all seriousness. What
right has the mouiitaiaer to come
down from his mountains, from
them mountaiUM, creaking and
(.humping flown into 4'ie valley,
down Hig Jumbo and Little Jumbo
along the reu clay ruts, with tales
which set nit a dreaming and rob
them of their ease? There ought
to be a law against him."
FOOTS CREEK LADIES
AT GEO. LANCE HOME
F60TS CPJ:i;K, Ore.. Juno 1 .
(Special.) The ladles of the
1 1 ogue River' Civic I ni p ro ve n Tl t
club held h ' basket dinner at the
home of MrV. George W." Linee
Kririay. May 24. Kach lady
brought a well filled basket. After
dinner ' the- Lance mine was ln
httected and ' Lien a walk taken
thorugh the woods to the Zimmer
man sawmill, On return Ing to
the houf e a short business meet
ing ns held and then luncheon
served again. The niemh-rs pres
ent were Mrs. Shepherd. Mrs.
Swacki r, Mrs. Huds, M rs. ' Hod k Ins,
Mrs. Smack. Mrs. linker. Mrs.
Hhdseye, Mrs. Mcllvau and Mrs.
George I-inee. The guests of tne
club were Mrs. Marion Lunce. Mrs.
Henderson. M rs. Hates, Margaret
Hates, Je.m Henderson and Hi I lie
Kad!-.
Mrs. O. J. Tarbell spent Sunday
afternoon visiting with Mr. and
Mis. i-'rerl Hale?-.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Perfountin are
rejoicing i ver the arrival of u son.
born at the Sacred Heart hospital
May ill.
M r- and M rs. Guy Hates t-pent
Krblay at ftir-sehui g ami Myrtle
Creek vishing friends.
Mr. and M is. Paul Hernai d of
Jlmtown, Calif., visited Mr. und
Mrs. T. II. Griggs Thursday and
Friday.
.Mr. ami Mrs. G.iy Hates enter
tained Mr. and Mrs, Noel C-dhy
a nd son. Orvlllc, nf Gra nts Pass,
and Mr. and Mrs. George v Lunce
at a chicken dinner Tuesday eve
ning. Mi. and Mri. t ba.les Wobl are
home from Meilfoid. Mr. Wabl i
much improved in health.
Mrs. John Hide entertain"-! with
a birthday party for her daughter.
Mr-. Guy Paten. Saturday ev niPi;
'Phone present were Mr. ami Mrs.
T. II. Griggs, Ted Dole, Margitiel
I (at es. Guv I late and John iK-l".
MNx Violet Kim merman and
Mrs. George Lance were III Itogue
Hiv.-i- hop pi tig Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dole and
Ted Dole d rove to Wonder, ore .
Cliday to Visit Mrs. Doe':t In oth'-r.
Walter Stevennon.
The new home of Mr. und .Mm.
GAS CORPORATION
SPENDS BIG SUM
IMPROVE SERVICE A A
o.ie year ago today the South-
j ern Oregon ( ias corporation took
I over the property or the Southern
Oregon Has company and K, 1.
i Daze'y, foimerly of Kan Kraneiseo,
j became the general manager of
ttbe braiu-hes at tit'untH Pass, Uose
j burg, Ashland ami Medford.
j During the pat year over
' 'Hmi has been spent In improvc
I meats by the gas corpora! ion.
I The business of t ho organization
I has increased 40 per cent and
j southern Oregon cooking rates
have been reduced.
I "It is the purpose of the south
ern Oregon Has corporation to
I bring the gas industry In south-
ern Oregon to iho same point of
importance, which It occupies In
I the more thickly settled centers
of population. In the larger cities
j !m jter cent Of cooking is done
! by gas." Mr. Dazey said in dis
' cussing his business.
Day ami night service is given
to consumers of gas and owners
of products sold by the gas cor
poration, (ias ranges, hot water
: beaters, refrigerators and house
(and office heating systems are In
cluded in the gas products on sale
at each of the four stores.
Previous to coming to Medford
in order to take over the man
agership of the Southern Oregon
Oa.K corporation, Mr. Dazey was
connected with the Pacific Oas
and Klectiic : company in San
Francisco. ...
It Is the present plan of the
organization to continue improving
the service to patrons and build
up the business in every possible
way, the manager stated.
F
CENTRAL POINT GOES
CKNTHAL POIXT, Ore., June 1.
(Special.) Mrs. Kd Strohmeier left
Friday morning for Portland where
she will en Lev the hospital again for
treatment.
Howard May field, who went to
Klamath Falls last week with his
cattle, was taken iUile ill with
stomach trouble. ' His hired oien
brought his car home anil Mrs.
Mayfbld drove to Klamath Falls
to care for him.
Miss Mildred lieeson of Ashland
was shopping in Central Point
Tuesday. Miss Heeson was a for
mer teacher in Central Point.
Mrs. L. C. Grimes has tonsilitlH.
Jess Hichurdson drove to Port
land Wednesday and will return to
day. '
The Misses Lola and Vera Davis
went to Ashland and spent Wed
nesday night with the Misses Klva
and Georgia Adams and Alice Sea
brooke, who are attending the Nor
mal. T h u r s d a y morning these
young ladles and several other
Normal students prepared lunch
and went to Lithla park and spent
the day. There were II in the
party.' Although it was' quite cool
in the park, they had a delightful
time and the Misses Davis return
ed home Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. P. Jewel t and little
daughter Marjorle Jean left Tues
day by stage for Salem for a week's
visit with Mrs. Jcwett's mother and
other relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. lint field were busi
ness visitors In Medford Friday
afternoon.
" Onmlng-" Sunday.'
fi'yncopAtlon' said to bi melo
dious, lungful, sprightly, sparkling
film music extravaganza, corn en to
If unt' Cntfcriun tomorrow. .
H Is the tule .of u pair of wed
ded hoofer, the team of filoune
nnd Darrei, ' played by Hurburn
Dennett and Hobby Watson, who
have been playing the small time.
Fume and fortune unexpectedly
i,mlle upon them und with wealth
und while lights come those differ
viiccm that break hearts and burst
.wedlocks.
Vou'll come away. Ho d'Ubt.
humming some of those ong hit
number such n "I'll Always He
In Love With Vou," "Jericho," und
"Do Something."
To the ue.coinpuuhaeut of river
shipping wurs, tornadoes and love
affair. Duster Keuton i leading
a laugh carnival at the Itlalto the
ater, where the fro7.e!i-faccd star's
new comedy. "Steamboat Hill Jr."
is showing for the last time tonight.
Kenton has mado several highly
Miccejisful feature eornedicH during
his career but "Steamboat Hill
Jr." nan them all beat for abund
ance of laughs, 'originality of wtory, I
color Hit background and excellent
supporting cast.
The star is a master o subtle
comedy und pantomime, as well u
the Itmh-rtfktng. blundering far
ceur. He also gives the other mem
bers of the compuny opportunity to
glean their share of the luiighs.
especially Krnett Torrcnce.
A dry ciurcnMnuin must fMi
otilr.it'O v.hin pullr' widi him
with liquor (inU iinrihiitp i-vll to a
man hh itoml tn h' if.
(ii'Wftv I.iitu'M In noailfiK cnmpli
tion. Mr. nnd Mm. Mnrlnri Lnnrp v'i
on K vn ns rrrrk W dnrsdny
KathciinK iixU'fi4.
UuIm ii KhnIi r of IU'Pdtttnrt.
rno , Im vMIIiir hrothem, Fred
and Jeyigj Kvstcr.
TONIGHT
ONLY
mm
1 a v.
' LaUgh i x;
Laugh with the screen's moct
mo ;hful travesty on Missis
sippi River.
Tomorrow Only
Continuous 12:30 to 11
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HAVER
"The Office
Scandal"
A Perfect
Chocolate
Cake
is a dessert
in itself
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Phone 305 ! ; 0 H. Central
Bedford, OreQon
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City Treasurer's Notice ; '
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that the gerai-annUal
installment (one-twentieth) and interest on paving, sew
er and water main assessments upon all properties for
which application wns made to extend time of pavment
was due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer
June 1, 1929, and will be delinquent after thirty days
(30) days from said date, July 1, 1829, and shall bear
penalty of five (5) per cent upen the amount of ueh 'do
linqiiency. ...
Thirty days after such delinquency the property will
bo advertised and sold for the amount o such, delin
quency, together with penalties and costs of such salo in
accordance with Section 148 of tile pity Chartf;?.
Dated at Medfcrd, Oregon, this 31st day of Stay,' J.929.
H. J. BEBRIAN, . ' '
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon:
NOTICE OF SEWER ASSESSMENTS '
Notice is hereby given that one-tenth of the principal
and interest on improvements for sewer is now due, and
if not paid by July 2, 1929, becomes delinquent and pen- ,
alty will be added and the property advertised for sale .
in the manner provided by Section No. 70 of the Charter
of the City of Jttedford. ;
Dated at Medford thia 3J.st day of May, 1929. ;
. H. J. BERRIAN,
Treasurer of the City" of Medford .
Jewelry
Stocks
Bonds
Notes- -Deeds
Heirlooms
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things that people keep in,
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The rentals are moderate--
as little as $3 per year
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