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MEDPOKD MATL TRTBITNTB, MEDFORD, Oft EO OX, SATURDAY. JUNE 22, 1929.-
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Iocal and
-'Personal
Jivk Wqod, local wrt'rtiUiiK pro-(
molar, nearly caused a i when
he ViMted a carnival ai iiamaio
yulff .au cvenlm, accompanied by
'- ' -' ' A"";'r-
i-nlly there had heen kohic trophic
in connection wnn u carnival coin-
puny weea s oiiK.iKeiiieni 111 r.iaii-
altl Kails, nml when Sailor Jack
jirrtv.rU on the liceiie. neveral of Ihe
i"""'"" '' "
he had Dceii cnnaKCi 10 clean op
the .uhletlc miuw. cuusinu men 10
be posted nhoul the .-how. Inn il
ihoroVBh InvesliBatlon wan 'J'111'0
l.y the manager of the carnival, w .
A. Mullen, who quickly learned
Wood had arrived only on a friend -
ly miction.
I ndenonilnational ohl-tlme ."
1..-I meeting hefcOnnlnK Sunday after -
lion at 3 p. in., Cth and Holly Sla.
"
Mm. Cieorite Mordoff and her
(lauuhter. .Mis." .Mine .moiooii. i"envenue to remodel t atore build
Inner of hico. I'ul.. who baveji,,,. , ,., of
ueen me nooe nuran oi
ji. cecij neic ii no- i.iei "
day.-, left this iiiorninc for i nico.
Mik. .Moi.loff will remain with n.-r i .Shrine Club. Mcdford Hotel. Alon
dautshter for an extenditl visit he-j ,a. j t m 93,
fore reuirniliB to .Mcdford. i ii,.Bt fn)m Portland at .Med-'
iloliey loaned lo worthy people ,,.,, tl. m.u,,. Mr ,uu, s
to pay their honest debts. Thoinaxi,. T Morrow. A. K. -Markland Mr I
Itealty Co.. Kbi. 12, l'alm Hlk.. cor. alll, Keller. Air. and;
Alain and Front, upstairs. Airs. Win. i'hlllips. Air. and Airs. :
Guests from a distance rcKlsetr- j Allen Jackson. J. II. Coo, Joe Steel.!
ed at local hotels Include Jas. 1.. . .;. cl,lp,.ter. J. S. I'ilnian A.I
C.IImoii of Liverpool. Knsland. I A l'nelln. Mr. and .Mrs. A. Milne I
tieorfc-e rumer ami n ne
French and K. Muslacher of New
York City, II. C. Meier of Council
Kluffs, la.. Mrs. Tim Sullivan of
Mokcow. Ida., Mrs. T. P. Itolh of
Couer d'Alene. Ida.. Mrs. Charles
H"nihnian of n Point. Ids., and
Fred Wilson f Detroit, Mich.
K. C. Corn, rcaltot, now In new
location nt 11 So. Riverside. 92
The highest temperature of yes
terday, which was the second day
of official summer, was SO, which
was the same maximum as the day
before. Fair weather and no
change In temperature are fore
cast for tonight and Sunday.
CJreen pine slabs, 16-ln.. $2 50
per load, small truck. Valley Fuel
Co. Phone 76. 90tf
Superintendent A C. Sotiusky.
wjio only returned last evening
from a several days' stay at Crater
Itke, departed again for the park
today Willi the expectation of re
turning tomorrow night.
Bummer prices on select grade
green slahwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. 631. 53tf
L. A. Snlade. 'jr., bought two
Itamhouillci ewes from William
lirlggs. Dickson. Cal., about a year
ago. One is now two years old
. and the other three, nnd each have
had a lamb since he bought them.
Last week he sheared them, the
clip from the two-year-old weigh
ed 19 .pounds and that from the
three-year-old weighed 1 il pounds.
This Is nil exceptionally heavy yield
nnd almost a world's ivcord.
'e n t rn I Poi n t A merlcan .
Xo dance nt Cold Hill tonight.
Summer prices on seleot grade
green slab wood. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. JJ31. r,3tf
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday afternoon at the county
clerk's office to Leland Titus, 23.
nnd .luanila Itelgel. 1 7, both of
Ashland, and tn Dr. CI. Periey. 23,
of Portland and Thelma Harvey.
23, of Ashland.
Dance at Childer'a .hall every
AVed. nnd Sat. night. 109"
L. D. Williams was a business
visitor in the city yesterday from
Klamuth Falta.
Kindling for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. B3tf
F. C. IliUth Is expected to arrive
here this evening from Seattle,
where he had been attending the
Cniversity of Wash lug ton. Mr.
Itajih. who v.'as associated with
Copco last year, will again bo cm
plowed by the power company al
Marshfleld during the summer.
Swimming now In drinking water
at the Not. 44tf
Tom timmens. Hobby lloyl. Merle
TollefKon and Hilly Walker motor
ed to Diamond lake yesterday,
where they. will spend ycveral days'
vacation.
(i c t tin sc feu d ers nnd nut o
bodies straightened at Htill's Shc.'l
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phone 418. if
Frank Cameron of Little Apple
gate, Mis. c. H. Cummingi of
Untie Falls and Fred Anderson of
Jteagle were among the out of town
Visitors In Medford today.
If you need hall money, ice Cecil
M. Jennings, So. Front St. H3
Among the many California!!
registered nt MedToi d hotels are
Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Harrix and Ml
nnd Mrs. Wm. Hewett of Yuba I
'liy. Norma and Helen Ma nicy. (
I lose Patterson and .Mr, and Mix. :
Jos. Aufenger of Lou Angeles, Mrs. '
I). J. Wall of Aniioch. Mr and (
Mrs. W. F. Hcriulugham of lietl
ding. Mr. and Mis It. A. Yi.-v,.
liter of Iing Itcach. VumIiiI-i W "If.
and Doria How ell of Piedmont
Loth Snyde ( I.mI1, Mr ami Mis
I.. Cohen of Oakland, F. IL I it-
limn. H. J. Levy, II. C. Hivwer.
Walter Hayes and 10. H. Dallon of
Kin Kriuic1sr. j
Chicken dinners. 7 ,1c. The Cov- j
ered Wanon. Phoenix. loo
' Aiuienay. nsls(ant iivtKhi j
nnd trartic mxnauci ftir the South
em Pacific, passed I hi -ough Met)
fold yesterday on his way home
from San Francisco.
All kinds o( spraying done by
Allen, reasonable prices. Phone
your order to inso or 4;'i-L. it
W, K. KergcH nt of Port la nd a r
rived In the city thl morning tti
pend the week end on business.
Xo dance at old Hill tonight.
C M. tlranger. district forester,
and Supervisor Hugh Kaiikin of
Crater National forest, left early
this morning io inspect ihe timber
alca In the Pellctn Pity district.
With the Intention of returning to
Klamath Kalis this evening, from
which city Mr. tiraiiger will go on
to Jlend t otnot row h utl Mi. Ha a
kin will return himie.
Dr. and Mik. J. J. Kninnnn ninl
on itonert nave icrt r.ir .New Voik.
In he away for three nr tour wceki..
Thnnina Kmimni la rvmalnlnu at
home to attend aumincr aclioul.
V party of local ilMhernien plan
ning to Utsh in l-'ihh hike tomorrow
will he made up of W. J. Hubert,
Lee Hay
Ale Leu n.
U. K, llerkelhymer. Juhn
Hot. lirlfUii, Joe McycH,
AI I'iche amU-lUlly I'leli. The
party will leave early in the nmni
J inn and plan to ha vo their lirnitn
of trout in a nhon time.
Cheap lumber ana ecdur posts.
t i . .
--
j '"'" for a.c. limited .upply
i M' L- ""
, Paul tlanimway. who la i-li I p I oy
eu ai itusenurK, is vimiuik nis ram
iiy aim oiner .iicutoru menus, lilts
J week end.
N lhl,.v ut (!, Njll ,,.j....
uaiicu nl l inKler's nail every
hall
, H nn(, niK,. 109. ., ,,, .,.Kuliir m,.0,Il(. Tui l
1 j K. , , A w. Kala were!. lav ev.nina at 7:3u to Hike un
a,11)llB ,ulne viKltom from 1 reuular and routine liusinewi.
I Kukcmc MpendiliK yewterday In Ateti-j j.alvn mowers harpened,' Mc.
fur(, , c.a 34 j .j.;.
i K. c. t'orn. realtor, now in new -Ivan .V. McColloi,,. who has been
; it,,.,,,!,,,, , t 8o. Hlvemlde. 92. , vtjnk. al ,,. huIno f parents,
Shrine t.'ltih dinner, .Monday. 1 p. .Mr. and .Mrs. I. X. McColloni. left
,,. Jve ou mile reervatlonV lasl Tucd.iv for Calo Alto, ( al.
. ",,. , attend tile mnunier se-ion .t
A permit wax lusued by the city ; Stanford tmlvei i..v.
: bilildiiii! department today to the DynRe's okl-llme dance at Xat
, .s,.wbei ry more on Xorlfi Central every Wed. and Sat. !I4
Dyntie'K old-lime dance at Nut
every Wed. and Sat.
!M
. Inip,.,.ia .lP11Illll,., dinner.
c. Kemp. O. J. Hill. Air
and
Mrs. H. W. Davis, C. L'. Dennis.
Hoy Nelson. J. Dunkin, W. W.
Hartley. Albert Whitson and D. ;.
Martin.
16-in. green pine slabwood $1.00
per tier, haul it yourself. Med.
Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. r.3tf
For sale I-arge variety of choice
delphinium jdants, fi. UI grown, 30c
iich or $2.00 a dozen, for two
weeks only. S. K. Chaplain, l'hone i perat ui cs would continue to pre-452-L-2.
in; I vail in the interior.
The city public market this fore- There were many section.-: in the
noon resembled a county fair, bolhdie yesterday that endured tem
In patioiiage and amount of prod- peraturcs of 100 degrees or over,
uee in stork. The market was ' The highest tempyrature was re
crowded with shoppers, who pur- corded at Needles, when the nier
c based a large supply of dressed J cury hil 114 degrees,
poultry in a short time, exhausting The heal wave strut k only s
the supply before 10 o'clock. Straw- far north as Kureka. where the
berries w ere also In demand and
over 100 more cases could have
easily been sold, according to Mar
ketmaster K. J. Cojlies. who ex
pects the first raspberries of the
season to be on sale next Satur
day, as well as currants.
Select grade factory blocks $".f0
per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
53tf
No dance at Cold Hill tonight.
H. T. Pan key was re-elected as
a member and W. H. Kincaid was
elected clerk of the Central Point
school hoard last Monday.
16-ln. green pine slazwood $1.00
per tier, haul it yourself. Medford
Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. 0 3 1 f
For sole Aster, zinnia, marl
gold plants, 10c doz.; other kinds,
la Quince. 7ulf
Hoy Wakefield, Hill Hansen and
K. W. Wakefield left Tor Diamond
lake loday to spend the week end
fishing.
Dressmaking, smocking and. but
tonholes. Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Hldg. Phone 11M1. 13tf
Dance. Jackson Springs, Satur-1
dny. John Hennett and his llocum
Hounds will play. 92
Lieutenant John F. (Jrift'iths.
Culled Stales aviator who made a
dawn In dusk flight from Texas
lo Seattle, was a visitor at the local
airport yesterday, en route to Los
Angeles from Seattle. He flew to
Medford in two hours and 60 min
utes from the Puget Sound city.
K. C. Corn, realtor, now In new
location at II So. Hiverside. 92
tireen pine, slabs. 16-ln., $5 per
load; big truck, 4 tiers. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76. 90tf
For the second time this year a
party of Califurnla editor will be
guests of the people of (irants Pass.
On Sunday morning, more than 20
publishers of metropolitan daily
uewspapt-rs of California w 11! In
here for breakfast. This break
fast has been set for 7:30 and It is
asked that (liauts Pass business
men turn out In large numbers for
Ihe event. The party of newspa
permen will come here from the
Hiouchi bridge celebration. In ad
dition, there will he dozens of other
California officials and Ked wood
Kmpire people here for the occa
sion, ax Sunday morning marks
tho start of the sixth annual semi
annual Itedwood Kmpire caravan,
which leaves for Hritish Columbia.
(Jraids Pas is the northern gate
way to the HedwtMtd Kmpire. He.
cause o. i,is location, lirants l-alll,. parents of a sispound. sc
! miiuiiiiiii ihii i- in ine ju
fal rs of the empire. (Jrants Paws
Courier.
Ladies house drcssex, office
dresses or nurse V uniforms for
nle.
I ulor made to measur
The
;J. II. Soames "liosaUa" line.
''Hvery wearer Is ft booster.1' Call
Ii4-L forenoons fr further lufor-
mat Ion. Also silk drcHses for sale
Mrs. Carlo. J ;, i f
t lect grade faciei v block Sfi :.0
,.r ,,juI, Mvii Kuef Co., Tel.
' S3tf
Mis. funic. Mr. and Mrs. Have
HniM.a. k and two nn of M.i
Arm., st..t M.-dftu,! last
night lo visit Mr. ami Mrs
Fred
Kallsback tif this rity. They are
en route tt Saltie, where Mis.
f utile will make her home after
an rxiendi d vifii with her daugh
ter tn Mesa.
Let me write your fire tnsuianee.
Carl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland
Phone ! i 3 . it
10. C. Corn, realtor, now In new
toe all (Ml at 11 So. UtverMde.
Mltn Kdlth Nbliois is spending
td.y In Klamath Falls visiting
friend tuid rcl.-tttw.
Cheap di y lumber at Mcdford
Lumber Co. 3:'7tf
Window gtass. all sixes; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet ks,
W . C, Hiibei er of Hnston. Matt ,
was among the motorists from a
distance who registered todav at
tile liK'.ll tilllllch if the mil r
uulii rc!tr;itlon Imreau.
I'hino tcniliriK. Mrs. Ida Wood
and t'lineiuo tiraves. ninnir
i'Iiihsc now alartliiK. Tel. 1042-W.
9.1
Temporary aulu Kcciim- Were 1m
saicd Ul 111- .MhtriIf'K office yeslcr
day to I,. 1, CulherlMon of Central
i Point. -Karl tiibimn. J. i'. ithyne.
j .1. l .Peebler. fi. liathbun and
a..,SulUvan of lledford tin-d .1
- j i.aeey of Ashland.
j Cheat) lumber and eedur pon Is.
j Medford Lumber Co. 3L'7if
( ' Al""n u whUJiikIoii state kh-hih
-.t I,.m1 ...... Mi- '.iwl
. ,. h, f v iUlm t I'll
I , ,'' ' f W'J j",' i h, '.I M
M. Kent,.,,, .1. A lie ,.WoV.
- i , .,.,.,, j.; Williams ami Mr
- anil yit A j.; jjioch
.M. K. much of He:;ttle.
K. ('. i.'orii. realtor, now In new
location at It So. - Itiverside. i2
1 The lo;ird of 'director of the
.Mcdford l liaiiihcr of folium
larence Kvans, owner of the
local J-tusti-r Urotvn Shoe shop, left
: today for
I'ortland to buy a com-
I plete line of fall shoes.
SAN FHANCISCO. Jtitit 22. lPr
i Sizzling temperattiivs throughout
California were im -the wane lo-:
day. the weather bureau here an
nounced this morning, and with
fog creeping up the coast from the
southern shores, further relief was
expected.
A wave of heat, incrca.-ing i-i
intensity, h
for the las
d Ihe coal in Its grip
two days.
! it was indicated that high tem-
temperature was only 62. Al Port
land the mercury hovered around
74, hi Seattle. 7-''. Spokane 76 and
Walla Walla SO.
SENTENCE REALTOR IN
SANTA ANA. Calif.. Jlille' 2!
IIV John .McCluie. f 7 . real estate
broker, today pleaded KUilty to the
murder of Aim, Myrtle ; Wuiul. . 40.
Loiik' .Meac'.i. 4'allf., wouinn. and
was sentenced lo life Imprison
ment in Son Wneutin peiiitent.ary
by Superior JudKo K. J. .Marks.
.Mrs. Wood was shot lo death
.lime Kl and her body thrown be
hind a sii:n board at l.oKtnm
Ileach, Calif.
Obituary
CALIFORNIA HEAT
IVEJUBSifIG
KTAUHOAKI). . .Maggie Star-
board passed away at her home. ; A dl w,,s consummated to
Klcventh and Kront streets, Sal- j day. whereby Dr., I-i. II. Elliott
urday morning al 5 o'clock, from takes possession of. the Hlorc rooni
leakage of (he heart' and old age. ,, ,.::,st M.lin .,,, ,.,,., ,,v
Mrs. Starboard was born on No-j the Colyear Parts Co.. and owned
vembcr 23. 1851. ami nl Ihe tilne,y ,,, chlldera llrothers
of her death she was 77 years, six: TMo building has a 3H-fo.it front,
months and 29 days of age. She nil l:1 r, ,,,,,,,, The H
had lived In this state for the pant j ahum 75 feet deep. The building
11 years, coming here from Idaho, u V1.l i ..t' i ami
ami doting the last six years she
had lived tn .Medford. i-i he was
the wife of William Starboard de
ceasedl, a veteran of tfce Civil war.
She was a kind nnd Christian char
acter, being loved by nil who came
In contact with her. She leaves to
mourn her loss six children, four
daughters and two sons. Mrs. Anna
Harney of Coshen. Ctall. Mrs.
Laura Martin ot Portland. (Me..
Mrs. Clara Hurt of Medford. Mrs.
Knntce Martin of Long Peach.
C.il., Frederick J. Starboard and
Prank ". Starboard of Medford.
Kunei at arrange men ts are in
charge of the Pert funeral home,
and will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Smith are
oupee Klrl. horn al the Sacred (
Heart hospital Juno "tf. ;
Casualties of the
Air Service
TKXAKKAXA. Ark.. Juno I!:. - i
(,4V-Oscar Nash, pilot, was kilted !
and lloAai-d ehti, passenger w as ,
inJurtMl today when iheir plane'
crashed lnl n tree at a landing i
ueut near nere wtitie taking oil 1
lor Pallas. Miss tilauys Usher.!
who had taken them to the field
in mi HittoMohilc, witnessed the ac
cident. She extricated hoth men '
tron, ,W Vec,ge placed Ihcin In ,
the chi nnd bmtiuhl Ihctu to n hn
ptlHl hrt Xh ws tlcHd when!
they Hirivcd. Ihith men ioidM
here.
Wlml ii Life!
XIIW VOKK. - M1' M.mied!
women of Tibet plnMer their fo'.-
with a blnck pxHie nuide of blood, j
for the law 1 that they must not
innke themselves uuntctlvc to men I
And they have three or four well-'
bosM-d hubandn each, S jutys I
I'l ofo'sur Xichol.iM tioerlch, back j
from mi expedition. I
liar W.mmI flails Air Vncllt j
MOW VtUIK. Jnnc 1.41 I
ti.ir
V. icd ha Kline lo licrniiinv'
to louk after the liiillilina of a
$r'-..lleil ulr achl. ti xcaliltuir
which will have Mccolm; accolil
.
Births
niodatlon Tor It i.e.-.,,,,,, Includ -1
Inn a stateroom with roll slued
bed.
Acquitted
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h
1 i
'iWl(lrf t'rKts Pknto
a fcr. 2lycar-ol(l lVuntiKce
lUourtiaiii kuI, Mns ttriiuliiod of h
t-ill'Kc f intirilerfiijt 1a-o Atlile. j
iiivrcliHitt. The Mate rluu'Kitl slie i
i liitiluil lifm Cat ally with h wiim
-pukf when he cmhracvri her. j
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuns-Vlrgln Station
4-
Saluulay. .Iune'22.
22. !l Al 'lets I31U Key.
I'. Al.
I! lo 0:1.-. Isis Theater.
: 1 .-. to :3m .Mall Tribune
news and markets.
Sunday, .fuue 2:1. 4 :
X to - Valley Itadio church. ;
-Monday. June '24. 4 !
A. M.
!l:.1ll to HI West Side l'hnrtn-
V acy.
10 ti, 10;:: i American Latin- '
dry. ,
lo:3n io II Pantoriutn Dye
Works.
II to 11:3m S. K. ('.as Corp.
ll:3u to 12 The Itootery.
1 noon --.Mail Tribune, news
items. 4.
I". Al.
12 to 1 2:3o Lewis Super-
v Service Station.
- 12:30 to 1 Sanderson Alotor
Co.
; 1 to I :30 AlcNalr's Pharm-
acy. Ashland. Ore.
- 1:30 in i Snider'8 Dairy.:
2 to 2:3l IvnjiHiniy Grocp-
terla and Kd Hinns' Aleat
i markets. 4.
II to IS : 1 .1 IhIh Theater.
11:15 to 6:3(1 Mail Tribune.
news and markets. 4
S to k::iii -Hads Transfer &
' Storage Co. 4.
s : :l i ti, H:3ii -Mono-Alotor Oil
1 5' i
DR. ELLIOTT BUYS
IL
K.vchange of property figured in
the sale, and includes a lot on:
Haven street, and a summer home i
f-ile on P.ttgue Hiver.
10 MET FRIDAY NIGHT
A group of S:xth street prop-
1 eriy owners met last night iu tho I
J ntt ice uf Carl Y. Tengwald nrtd
j discussesd the pavini; and grading
assessments resulting from the
I opening of Sixth street. The mat
ter was threshed out at length,
and finally it was decided to call
a meeting of all the Sixth street
( property owners for next Friday
i evening, to decide upon a plan of
1 action.
HURT IN AUTO UPSET;
Misr.olnnc has ov.ilakeu Oscarj
Hunfoi d count. jailer, w ho Willi '
his family, left a short time ago J
a;,n
o lacttuou trip lit walla WaNa, 1
ording to woid received
by :he sheriff's of ti. e last evening.!
Mr. iMinioid was dn itig near i
Tol. 'tin, ore., when Ins car struck'
loose gra i I and turitetl ot Iwico
-; ..T at
I The ear was badly w recked.
KI.VMATll l-.Ml.s. ii,,.. .Lin,.
Ji. (.41-liene o'Ul.i.lv . Ahlanil
IlKhl h.Mvw.itlit. and liunny
la'iiliiirt. Scuttle (.mailt 1(1 roilmU
'" " 'h ,K '" ;' '"" ''vent on the
'';l"n 'ar.l heir lal nltlll. A
"l","," '" "' ' a red t
flunk I .lili.ii t h.inl,l lun
( the tied.
had
I Johnny
Sncn
Seattle hicll,
9
" "V- "mPolnied K,l,l,e Kil-j
Alaska INkltno, In six
round. - . I
Daily Meteorological Report
Sitlurday, June
IVirwasiH. - '
Medford and vicinity: J-"air to -
flight and 8unlay. No chtuigv n
tt'inpei alui e.
Oregon: Koj: on coat; fair In
interior ton Ik hi and Sunday. No
haue in temperuttue.
i
j en
Local Data
! Tttjnpcratuie (degs..) 84
Highest last 12 Jll's )
Lowest (last 12 hrs.) 47
, Hel. humidity (pc.).... 14
I'recipitatlon (in.)
j Slate of weather Clear
! Lowest temperature this morn-1
, ing. 4ti degrees.
Totul precipitation since Sep -
j tember 1. m. U.5a Jnchea.
j Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, JtU; lowest, 52.
Sunset tuuay, 7 :50 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 4 :.'I6 a. ni.
Sunset Sunday, 7:50 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
"3-
CITY " 6
1 rr
3 3 i
Haker City ...
Hismarclf
.. 72
.. 74
.. 78
... 90
.. 86
..104
.. 68
.. 94
.. 70
..110
.. 74
.102
.. 80
.. 86
.. 94
.. S8
. 70
.. 76
.. 80
40
46
44
50
68
70
50
64
42
74
52
68
48
58
66
56
Cldy
j Hoise
i Denver
J j Des Moines ...
! Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles .,
' Marshlield ...
v I phoenix
Portland
Ked Bluff
Hosehurg
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Seattle
Spokane
48
56
Walla Walla .
i
L. V. DICK.
Aleteorologist.
-
I . VISIT IN
s. ".lack Thompson.
Mr. and All
ien today for Seattle, .making. the
trip in their car., Alf. . Thompson
will attend 'the meeting of Uw
nr,n,nn .i,.n nt tho Vuiinn'il
Klectric Liht association June 2G
to ii8 iu Seattle. C. M. Lrewer.
general manager; Tom Bradley,
general auperinteudent; il4s:ies
Mildred Knight and Uberta Gon
of Mcdford, and Hall Miller ol
Prospect, all of the California Ore
gon Power company, will also at
tend the meeting.
Mr. Miller and Miss Gore re
cently won the contests conducted
by the Copco company which in
cluded a trip to the Seattle meet
ing. Hcaverton Plans proposed for
erection of new $350.(100 home for
VoQ LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOH SA1-K Trailer: good tires
and In first-class shape. Table
Hock Si ore. 9
KOH SAI.K--Lawn mower. 14-in.
blades. Inquire 3u2 o. Urape.
J)4
KOH SALK 1 30 young turkevs,
cheap. Cnll 31S Central PoLnt.
at night. uaif
Foil s. 1.10
-Hinder. $60; 3 miles
10. Morrison. Phone
S. W. K.
f):t!t-J-3.
W A XT K 1 It ed w o od water tank,
capacity 5 to JS00 gat; gas
engine. 1 -h.p.. magneto type
preferred. K. H. Iledgepeth.
Central Point. 14
KOR KKXT 5 -room unfurnished
apartment, 2 blocks from library.
W. K. Campbell, 804 E. Muln. i4
KOH SALK A 1 milk cow. half
Jersev and half (iuernsev: heavy
milker lOWi 10. 1 1th St.. Med
ford Ore. 93
FOR HIOXT 3-room apt., unfur
nished: steam heat. Frigidaire.
hot water, garage. t3 S. Holly
St evenings and Sundays. IStt
IH.'ii I)Olx;iO Special Coupe; less
than M, nun miles; Just nicely
broken In: 2 spares, a spotlight.)
license and all: privately owned, i
Will make right price to sell
quick. lOakin Motor Co. !M
FOR SALK
170 acres; 4 -room house. 2 large
barns. 2 silos. 15 fields fenced
with woven wire fence. A first
class place for a dairy, stock or
sheep ranch. Priced to sell:
good terms.
ONLY 101 AX ACRK
for first-class ranch of (13 acres.
just off highway within 2 miles i
of Medford. If you want 'a good J
buv see
OKAI. KXIOIIT. I
20 X. Haritett. HS I
LOST Xear tlth St.. brown purse.)
Finder pleai irtm n tit .Mall .
Tribune. Reward. y4 i
KOH SALK
A modern -ronm !
home 011 pHVemcnt; every t hlttu
IMittl: fi uit. Hhade. K.irdi-u nnd j
berries. I 'rice r Ik lit nnd term
reasonatdc. L. J. Knox, 410,
Itcattv St. :U ;
l'tlli S.M.l: - 10 acren: 4 In fnitt.
reniaiiuler in Kanlcn and air.ilra:
.i-roniii la.st.nl Iic.iisn lame
screened IMirell, sltinK ler-h.
larwc fr.int perch, hum anil
chicken houses; iiNn 1 milk ce.
some turkeys and chickens. Knr
intormatlon call f. . -1 . - J . 114
K Itt'V calves, hulls, cows and
hoiis lor cash, al ymir rancli. 11
I'. Wilson, II.' cU Cr.nie SI. Tel.
1 n -t and we wilt call I:' I
(l( nip STi H'K KA KM !
tiMI-arte stu-k farm with Hood
outside roliue . liald-up water
riiihl for s.i acres of alfalfa:
house nip) uood ham. Priced at
Jl.-i.iimi. will take smaller place
as fust imvinrnt.
I'll l Ni'KY KUiliKV.
COI Klisi Nalional Hank Hide.
54
! ljivrtik
' I'oHTl.ANi), (ie., June 22 A'
Cattle rect iuts. U'5; hoK. -T5. on
contract: sheep. A -Sft mi contract.
Totals for 'week.- ppi-oxiinately:
Cattle. 320U; c.ilvet. M&S; hos,
djj.'; slice p. -:2in.
at t CATTIjK Compared with week
jago: tlu'd wteert and bent Hhe
stock around steady. Others weuK
to unevenly low. Thre luad" gootl
: tiu-I-pound fcrasw teer late Friday
i m U'.7p. Kew other ktud.s, $1
4ti to - 50. .Medium gi ade killers.
largely $10. 5u lo $11. 5u. Tailing
46 down to il and helow. .Most
1 butcher cows $S to S;.a. Low
I cutters and can tiers, lo $7."'L
Cleari''"' 8' heifers, up to $11. Hulls
steady; .mostly ?H.uu io !.;).
CaiveN, unchangrd. l-'eeders. SI 4.50
down. Medium flc.xhed lie:tvv
; ealveH, around I0.
! noc.S t e a d y at previous
'week's best prices. Light buteh-
j ers, $12 to $12.25. One load Mon
day
$12.35. Strong weight?
$1 1.25 to $11.S5. Vackine sow:
largely $S.5n to $0. .Most slaugh-
ter ni2s. &11. Ieeiler oies active.
Light wciiihts. SI 1.50 to $12.
j SHKKP Compared with week
JaKo: P.est fat lambs little
I changed. Others dull and un
i evenly Inwar. Weeks lo) of $13.25
paid -Monday. -Medium to Rood
lrucked-in valley lambs dragging
largely at $9 to 10.50. Culls
itown to S8. Several loads of
jtt'aushter yearlings, $8. Kat shorn
Clear v"" JZ:
Cldy. HrotliK-e
"'dy. PORTLAND, ore., June 22. lP)
Clear BCTTER Steady. unchallBeil.
Clear KtHJS Pres;i atandard extras,
Clear half cent lower: fresh medium ex
Cldy tl-us t.enl higher. Portland tlairy
Clear Lxehange met basis): Fresh
f'y. standards, extras, 33c: fresh stand
Clear ardH firsts, 32 4c: fresh medium
Clear extras. 32';c: fresh medium firsts,
Clear 3oe; current receipts. 31c. Prices
Clear lo retailers, 1 Si 3c over Exchange
Clear ; prices.
Cleat; jiiLK, fOlLTRV, ONIONS.
Clea.-j POTATOES. WOOL. NCTS. HAY.
Clear MASCARA. BARK. I lOl'S Steady.
unchanged.
S:ui Knini-ix'o lSnttcrfnt
SAN KRAN(:lSCO, June 22.
tfP) ttutterlat f. o. b. San Kran-ci-sco,
50c.
Wall Street Report
.NEW YORK.
June 22.
11 stock
(Pi (
I The recover
prices, j
which lias been under way all
week, was continued today under
1 "-auers.np 01 nte rai.roaa nn.i
tttviation shares. Industrials and
public utilitesi also pointed up- 1
ward, although week-end profit I
taking retarded the advance. With !
ninny traders away for extended j
week-end trips, the volume ot .
j business was relatively light. j
S-ollinfc pressure was renewed 1
against American Waterworks and j
the stock dropped two points.
The closing was strong. Total j
."ales approximated 1 .3"ii,0nti j
sharos. !
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Mcdford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford
Rogue Elk Hotel
MENU
Soitp
Combination Salad
Cheese Crackers
Fried Spring Chicken
Escalloped Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
New Peas
Rice Croquettes with Tomato
Sauce
Hot Biscuits
Pickled Olives and Jam
Ice Cream and Cake
Old Fashioned
Strawberry Shortcake
Tea Coffee Iced Tea
Milk and Buttermilk
DAXCK AND KAT GOOD JirSK
PHONE YOl'K ORPKRS
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
I i-'ay including
Sundays
17:30 a.m. to 10 o.m.
HERE SHE COMES!
STARTS
The Grandest Show Ever!
All Talking
All Singinsf
EDNA FERBER'S
VOr.LD FAMED NOVEL
With LAURA LA PLANTS J0SEFH SCHILDKRAUT
i ; ZIEGFELD'G Famous Opera Brought
.. to Your Very Door
dear
AT POPULAR PRICES
Matinee and Evc.iimjs Children 25 Adulu 50
LAST TIMES
DON'T MISS
MARY PICKFORD
In Ecr CrcJt All-Talking
Production
"COQUETTE"
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FruiSgfowers Banquet
Hotel Medford
June 26th, 6:30 p. m.
Tickets $1.00, on sale at Chamber of Commerce
or any mejnber of Winter Pear Committee.
All Fruitgrowers Invited
WINTER PEAR COMMITTEE.
Ladies Especially Invited
li
NOTICE TO
SI".:ciAt. VKHI-Olt!) SIIHINK (Li lt l.CXCHEON' on Monday.
June 'J4ih al one P. M. r-har Il'itd yeilfonl. t'OiiiiliinentliiK
IMPKItl.M, POTKXTATK l.Kl). V. YOfXli WORTH.
Good attendanee requested.
All Shriners welcome.
Call lintel Me.irm.l before Satnrdny noon and make reserva
tions m that wo may iinvaro.
J. C. THOMPSON', Secretary.
ocaOE
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Screen Doors
We m,ike a special screen door which we are selling for
92.00. well ir.ade and screened with best grade gal
vanized wire cloth. Let ns mako your Window Screens.
We make 'cm right, and oar prices are right.
Phone 238
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
D
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mm
Continuous
Shows
1:30 to 11
P. M.
All Glamoring
All Glittering
A
AY
The lilting, cats! y musical score of "Show Boat."
Zicgfeld's Musical Comedy Stars on the Screen!
"Lonesome Rocd," a cong that will live in your
heart!
Helen Morgan, night club hostess, and stage star
singer.
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SHRINERS
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