Medford mail tribune., June 22, 1929, Image 6

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MRS
, L. CA
WILL BE HOSTESS
FOR GIRL SCOUTS
Southern Oregon Monitor of 1896
Gives Interesting Sidelights on
Early Day Affair? and Folk Here
Munltur, one of tho KntnilpurentH
of ihi Mail Trihune, han hi-i-n r-
cefvi-d at thin offiL'o, from an un
known ownt'i", who left It with
Arthur Hevan for ddlviry. It
Ih ilated Weiine.mluy, Mfiy 27, IKl'ti,
and Ih u rhaptcr of local life 33
years an. Thf papei'H HliiKtin itiiH
"Kvery one Is the Htm of IMh Own
U'nrltH." printed beneaih tho name.
The f i rst co 1 u in n of t he first
....... .lniri.ll.il to ix.tii.I-ii 1 I.I fill-.
the privaln HwlminliiK pool at her j charlt.H Htratlie W,M ,.tv
tre.'tHiirer. and T. Vork city re
! corder, one may letirn. 1 J. Coti-r
Mrn. Leonard Curiiitnr nf this
city j',8VH a Hh:rt talk ut the Olrl
Scout' niABS meeting at the Pres
byterlun church lunt night and ex
tended an in v it it t ion to the Ctrl
Scouts to he her guestH and enjoy
still prurtfrlriK. w.'ik then In piirt-
bomo. Twenty-four glrlH will nt
tend each Friday afternoon until
i iie j ijuvv mi m. i.y h . WUM niIl,sllai unrt j.'. Arnann .street
l aipeiiltr Uinu uuuuitMi , ui nit;
camp f,,n,l to heli defray the ex
iwiiHcH of (he girltt who will attend
the scout camp-
Flans were made at the meeting
last night for the Kirls to attend
camp t It Im year, from July as to
AiiRiiHt 17, at the Hoy Scout camp
located on the AppleRate. Circu
lars were given tho glrlH which told
nf the mien und regulation- of the
cnmp. The only coat to the kIi'Ih
who attend is their hoard, which
will he ahout $8 for the week.
MIhh Alico Iaeasler, camp direc
tor of Hloux City, Iowa, Ih now on
her way to Portland, where, nhc
will conduct n camp, and then come
Ut Medford. Ahout HO ku'Ik can he
taken care of each week at the
camp and activities such uh Hwim
HwiinmiiiK. hiking, archery, dra
matlcH and RanicH of all ports will
he eiiKaj'eil In. There are seven
troops of (Ilrl Scouts In Medl'ord.
wilh a total mcmhcrKhip or ap
pinvimately 175.
Mra. ' 1). ;J. Wilson, who has
Churptf Of the Medford troops, re
cently received the Hainion award
t,f $Vi, which in given for outstand
ing work done by supervisors, llen
lennntR and captains or the (ilrl
Heonfs. There are 70 awards givun
nunually. These nwards are only
piven for three years, next year
hei.iK the last. Mrs. Wilson has
Die distinction of being the only
ttupervhtor on the western roust to
receive one of the awards this year.
Harmon awards are also given
to the Hoy Scouts, hut hecuiis
they have been organized longer
they (five awards to members of
tho troops. Alan Cailcy. somen'
at the Medford high Hchool, re
ceived a Harmon award last s ml nt?
for outstanding work and scholar
ship. .
,
A copy of the Southern Oregon haustive study of local tax condi
tions, ii ud at tributes moHt of the
road expense to blub water in
March.
A table of the taxes paid by Pop
ulist candidates for county offices,
compiled by the Ashland Tiding",
is reprinted. There were nine can
didates und five pa hi nolbiiiK- John
Grieve of Prospect was running for
county treasurer, and be was as
sessed at $H17. He Is the father
of J If ii und Pill brieve, and is still
interested In politics In season.
It Is noted that the third annual
convention of the W. I. T. V, was
held at Medford in the Christian
commissioner. j church. May i'J. 13 and 14, audi
Coder the prufesslona) directory, j "vvjih a great success." J
one architect, three lawyers and I Two culumns of the first pngc I
five doctors are listed. Conditions! are ''Vitfl to advertising. The I
are differnt now. Or. K. It. Pickel, Medford Prewery a-nd Ice com-
RUTH'S DRIVES COLUMBIA AND FANS INTERESTED !
nn it nrnininu n i irnniiix inH IM DCTIIDM MATPUi
mm wamsmwm ' mm
ICRUCWL SERIESlRACE FAVORITES! ROMONAAND BDB(
.
Invalid Smacks Out Pair of. Situation This Year Same
iIamxiu. n:..:4. nankin I
numeia iu uiviue luuuic
Header With Athletics
Capacity Crowds Witness
Battles.
nershlp with Or. II. P, fieary. and ' of "(he most experienced brewer
had offices over Haskins drug i on the Pacific coast. "Our lager
store. Or. Kmil Kirehgessner, well i is made from pure, malt and hops."
known throughout the county, is Tlicy also sold "distilled ice water."
al.-io listed as "late resident pbys-1 Farmers were advised to buy
lelnn and surgeon Cook County harness from Heidleniann and
hospital, Chicago. 111." : Nicholson, opposite the postoffice.
The second and third columns (The ad set forth that poor harness
are devoted to "Our Washington was worse than no harness. The
Letter." written hy John II. Mitch-; firm also reported the arrival of a
ell. Culled States senator from ( consignment of huggy whips.
Oronon, later Involved In the Ore- "The New Nash Hotel, I. I,,
gon land fraud cases, and who died 1 Hamilton, Prop." informed the
of a broken heart. I world that "Kspeclnl t attention is
Headers a I the end of this article I paid to the cuisine, and no expense
are urged: "Don't forget the grand : is spared to secure the comfort of
political blowout and free hall to our guests." The hotel had recent
he held at Jacksonville on the L'Stli. i ly been remodelled.
Prominent speakers will deliver j Another ad setn forih that "the
addresses, and no pains will be j Deere bicycle Is a strictly high
spared. This sounds ominous. grade wheel for a reasonable price,
Cnder the heading: "These Are J. A. Whitman, agent."
l-'aets," J. It. Neil, pioneer of be- The Jacksonville Marble works
loved memory. In a column and n j announces its ability to make a
half letter to the editor, takes Issue tombstone and the Jackson County
with N. A. Jacobs, county clerk, j bank. J. K. Knyart, cashier. Invites
and defends bis administration as inspection and does a general brink-
ounty judge. He presents an ex-1 lug business.
Hy William !. blpnian
pany announced the employment (Associated Press Sports Writer)
la
,ncnl auto camps have begun
to oxp rien e an overflow of trade.
Cars have been arriving In large
numbers dally from extreme east
ern and southern parts and In
Hpite of the number of cabins anil
parking space occupied hy the
Medford camps and previously
thought to be more than aden,uat',
many of the travelers were forced
to go to the hotels or to find
other accommodations.
This Is partly due, according to
Kmerson Merrick of the Merrick
Auto camp, to the fact that the
tourist Aenson Is one month late.
Cold weather In the east and n
rainy season in the south, slowed
Uf the summer traff.c, which ex
presses Itself most ebulliently from
the camp ground angle, beginning
nmund May 20.
, A number of cars from the
ytuto of New York, have been
Keen in the local camp grounds
this past week. Others, from
New Orleans ami numerous south,
ern points and a large number
from middle western states have
been noted.
A party of Kurnponn editors.
vn route north from California
by motor over the Hedwood hU:h
w.iy will arrive In (it-ants Pass
this evening at 7:3:., a cord lug
to word rei elved from the South
ern Pacific office this noon.
Savants Study New Celestial Bodies
Fifty Million Light Years Away As
New Evidence on Structure Universe
ity Ovcair IcMliig, i ODO.OOO libt years away from the
Associated Press Science Kditor. earth. Kach light year is equiv
HKHKKI.KY, t.'nl., June 22. P!aleiit to ahout ti.OOO.OOU.UilO.OOO
The new evidence bearing on the! miles.
structure of the universe has been j The significance of the work is
tali! before the American associa- ! thought to he In the curious rela
tion of science with announcement . tion that, where bodies are nuv
of a study of three celestial bodies, ing away from the earth, the more
fainter and more distant than any ! distant they are, the faster they
whose light has ever before been appear to be moving,
analyzed. j This relation has been suggested
Dr.' Mlllon Hmnanson and Or, as a clue to the structure of the
Francis Pease of Mount Wilson oh- j universe. The theory Is that ve
servatory. presented the evidence, i loelties are illusory and the dls
whleh Included the measurement placements seen in the spectrum
of the greatest velocity known In I are not actual motions but distor
nchulnc. 'I.'.iou miles a second hy tinns In light waves that have trav
one of the bodies. ;eled enormous distances through
All three bodies are moving away space,
from the earth. Die other two at j The distortions may be duo to a
speeds of 4,UU0 and It.Hia miles a j curvature of space, predicted hy
second. Two are believed to lie j Klnstelu in bis theory of relativity,
in a cluster near the pole of the I Thus, It Is thought, further study
milky way. while the third Is near-I may show that the universe is
The decision, If any. to be
reached in the current crucial se
ries at tlx: Yankee stadium was
postponed for at least 2 4 hours
yesterday by that doddering in
valid, George Herman Uuth. The
postponement was effected by the
nhundon with whlc:i Mr. liuth
caressed two offerings sent up to
the piate iu the second game by
Master William Shores, apprentice
Athletic right-hander and suspect
ed rescuer of George Karnshaw,
the starting pitcher.
The Athletics hail won the first
game behind Hob Grove's puzzling
slants by a score of 11 to 1, and
were heatted along the victory
trail in the second with an edge
nf 3 to 2 when the Ha be became,
the Itabe again. His eleventh and
twelfth home runs converted a 'I
to II Yankee deficit into an to 3
advantage at the finish, and the
champions held on seven and one
half games behind the Athletics,
Just where they were hefuro hos
tilities were begun. x
The Inimitable Mr. Ruth bad
done nothing much all afternoon
when the seventh inning of the
second game rolled around with
the Yankees in the bole. True,
he had it riven in a second un
earned run off Karnsbaw with u
single in the fifth and made the
! game close, but no one was pre
pared for his magnificent gesture
into the right field bleachers when
Karusha w went to the showers
after placing two Yankees on the
bags with none out in the seventh.
Al Stmmons rapped Pennock
and bis relief, Messrs. Sherld and
Moore, for just five blows, includ
ing his fifteenth and sixteenth
home runs in the first game. He
carried his punch over into the
second combat, where be slapped
Uoyt for two doubles and a single
In tour attempts. Mule Haas also
got a homer In the first game.
The crowd of titi.l 4 5 paid cus
tomers surpassed every known
record for a week-day game, open- i
ing barred but world series in
cluded. Another capacity gathering is In
prospect today and undoubtedly a
third will appear tomorrow.
Washington shaded I tost on by
S to 4 in the only other American
As Last Cornell Looms
As Dark Horse Colum
bia 150 Pounders Win in
Marlow Regatta.
POCflHKKKPSlK, N. V.. June
1'2. oP Columbia and California
are fa vorltes for the varsity race
over the four-mile course on the
Hudson river at the SL'nd annual
renewal of the Intercollegiate
Rowing association regattn Mon
day. Nine crews will participate.
The situation this year is like
that of last year, with California
and Columbia favored over the
field. Last year the (iotden Hears
from the Pacific coast swept down
the course stroked by the mighty
Pete Don Ion, to nose out Colum
bia and set a record of 18:35 4-5
foi- four miles.
Columbia, stroked by Kric Lam
bart. trailed tho Californiana. by
only three seconds.
A third name ntera the reckon
ing this year, a name famous on
this course Cornell, regarded as
the "dark horse" of the varsity
race.
MA PLOW, Kngland, June 22.
(A) Columbia university's crack
HO-pound crew won Its first heat
In the Marlow regatta elglit-oared
competition today, winning by a
length from the Lensbury eight
and a crew from the Henley-on-Thames
Rowing club. The time
fur the seven-eighths of a. mile
was 4 minutes, 23 seconds.
er t he erirt h. j closed, exhibit inn ii finn vnlume : league name scheduled vesterdav.
The bodies, analyzed by their with no boundaries. Just as the sur- j In the National league, the
spectrum in the great Ha-lnch re- face of the earth Is closed in two (Hauls again made merry at the
flecior of the observatory, are 50,- 1 dimensions. expense of the Phillies, 11 to 5.
' ; " and so pulled themselves to within
j three games of the lead, whic:i
changed hands. lne 1'irates at
tended to this little shift in for
tune by slamming the Cubs, 14 to
3, to give Hurleigh Crimes his
eleventh victory of the season.
Hrooklyn had to watt 1 ii Innings
to earn a decision over the
Hraves. 7 to 3.
CLASS MEETING HELD
CKNTItAIj POINT, Ore..
-(Special) Tho HoUlen
June
Mnk
K. M. danger, district forester
on the coast, alter spending three
lny Iu .M'Xlfurrt tniKHarllng ImihI- ,,,,u. ,,, ( , (-,., ,.,.,.
niKM with IIukIi llnnkln. forum! , . ., ,
MM.orviM.r nn.l vlsinK tho wutn-j n,t" at l,,e h,,m" of M' w- 1
hil ni'nr Anhluml. nprmllnK Il,,v,'r J,lm' H. following Hip li'
ilay t the furiBliy afflrp n I viidonal iiml himlnos.s mt't'tlnK. tin-
OiiinlB Push, U-ft tor K lalllut ll i ""'' m It t . Mrs.' filly TVx
Fulls unit Iti-nt (hi iiiornliiK. i Mr"' 1 ''-. 'ok rhnrnr. "nil
Mr. UruiiRi'r. who hns iiIwiivm. n,1,'r "our or i-iitertiilnttivm.
expressed himself for a hiKher . rtlillity refreshment were nerved
Ivm. .if t-i.. i ... Ill, ...... ...i I..L-.. ! I.v a eolliinitlee eomnnseil nf Mrs.
was plrusiMl with Iho notion of the! ! K" Neale. Mrs. Frank (Ires-!"'"' '''' ",u-ls"'
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS.
NHW LONDON. Conn., .limy 22.
M'i Hy sweepinn the anuul re
Kutta on the Thames river with
her ancient Crimson rivals. Yale
has closed the athletic year of
llU'S-'Jit with an Impressive record
of comiuest over Harvard.
As the climax to the big Blue
parade, the Kli oarsmen rowed to
three' victories yesterday, captur
ing the classic four-mile varsity
race hy a Rood four und one-half
lengths, to make their contribu
tion to previous Yale trlumphts In
hockey, basketball, .track anil
baseball.
Yale won yesterday's two-mile
freshman race by three-iiuarlers
of n length, the two-mile lunlor
arsity by four lengths.
A. S. Illagden. Jr.. of Green
wich, Conn., was elected captain
of next year's Vale crew. .
Uiwrence YV. pickey of P.edfnril
I Mils. X. V., was elected captain of
next year's Harvard crow.
If present indications hold good,
the return match next Monday
night at the Armory iietween Hob
; Kruse or Portland and Jack Ita
1 monrl of- Lou Amides Is expected
to draw (he largest crowd of ihe
i season. Ilomona was defeated in
u match with Kruse last Tuesday.
hu( declares It was on a fluke, anil
he is determined to. have revenge.
In view of the ability of the two
men, reports were circulated yes
lerday that .i scout looking for new
wrestling material ii the way of
heavyweight championship con
tenders will be present Monday,
and Is likely the winner will be
given an opportunity to take part
in li mutch possibly leading to a
shot at the championship.
Wrestling fans are buying seals
fast and mall orders are also be
ing received. I
Joe Ferguson. wrestler-boxer,
who threw Sailor Jack Wood here
last week, will be Hie referee for
the evening, and It Is generally
expected he will find plenty to do
in keeping the two men on good
wrestling terms. Ferguson may
also be placed on the card In a
special event of either wrestling or
boxing.
school commenced .Monday with a
good number or children present.
Mrs. Nee han charge of the kinder
garten and Mr. and Mrs. Ihivldson
i,o,.a ..hum. nf the grades. The
first week Is being spent In memo
.....-., un.la utiirlpK reading Hible
stories aud handwork for Hie kin
dergaiten. Next week there will
be special craft work. The chil
dren have already an array of tiny
chairs, tables, crayons, colored
i.lary, scissors, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. P. Davies re
turned Saturday from .Myrtle Point,
where, they have, been visiting the
past week.
Amos Ay res of Medford was lay-
j ing linoleum on tho flour of the
i kitchen for Mr. and .Mrs. Percy
i Haley in their new home.
I A minor operaflon was performed
on the young son of Mra. Myrtle
Oreo Smith Monday at the home of
her parents. Mr. and .Mrs. John
(Ireb. Dr. Sears performed the op-
I enitlon.
Miss Sybil Carter is attending
summer school in Medford and will
star with her sister, Mrs. ltoy
liurlesou, ut Phoenix.
Kiil'cV. Museum of fine arts
I will be erected on I'niverslty of
t Orecn's c.-iriipu.
INDIAN MARATHON
RUNNER INJURED
AT HAPPY CAMP
; PANTS PASS. Ore.. June
(A') KlyiiiK 'loud, famous anion;
coast 1 nd a ns as a runner, a nd
winner of the IW28 Itedwood high
way Indian marathon, was lyhifr
on a hospital cot here today, se
riously injured, the result of an
automobile accident. Flyinj? Cloud,
whose real name Is Henry Thom
as, was hurt last night on the
Klamath Itiver highway a few
miles from his homo at Happy
Camp.
His legs were badly crushed and
It was helleved he suffered inter
nal Injuries,
Flyinj; Cloud had expected to
start training next month for the
Indian marathon.
PICHE PLANS 10 ADOPT!
OPENS AT EAGLE POINT
EAGLE POINT, Ore., June 22. :
(SperiRi) The daily vacation Hible ;
Pacific Coast I .wig it:
State I Pub way eom mission at Its
May meeting, reouestlng the gov
ernment to classify the road from
Vnion creek to Diamond lake and
out via The Ualles-Callinrnia high
way as a forestry highway.
The request of the hlghway
comniisslon wilt put the proposl
ory ami the hostess, Mrs. Hover.
There were 10 ladicN present.
( T. Hamilton and son. Moore,
went lit JMamond lake Saturday
afternoon and spent the night anJ
Sunday. Mr. Hamilton reports
they made a pretty good catch.
Mrs. Klorence I taker was a vls-
. ICscorted by
delegation of; Hon on the highway system and' t,or in Medford Wednesday with
on hy
to t.nk
California newspaper men over! nouses u ctmioie lor conshlera
tbe Hedwood highway as far as ! tbm of conMt action projects at Ihe
irantx Pass, the Kuropean- will 1 ""ol meeting of the Highway
ftv met at thnt point hy a Port-! t'opimlss on,. Federal Hutyau of
Kind delegation, while the Call-1 P"blie roads and the Forestry ser
fornltins will return to their v''-e. which is held ahout the first
homes. A Hpeclal car will he put January nf each year.
the Southern Pacific heel U ral funds allotted Tor
the visitors lulo Portland . I In put -pose for the fiscal years
I 1 :"! and l;i;lo h:ie all been ap
portion! and It will net he ps
.1he tn ice ut o any federal funds
until after June oi l ;.
The preliminary work to secure
these funds will he carried out
and will no doubt be arranged so
a survey can ho made In the sum
mer and fall f and II is
hoped funds can be secured to
start construction In I'.i.H.
Construction of forestry high
way Is Co ud itt led tinder super
vision of the Hureait ut Public
ttoads.
j W. I.. Pet.
i Missions r3 3 .t;3;i
I San FninciscTi ft 3 34 .cay
Oakland f.O 37 .575
Hollywood , 4 1! 41 .filMI
Iah Angeles -PI 13 ,5li0
Sacramento 4ii .(ji f.S 1
Seattle 30 ft l .37"
Portland IIS 5.1 .3;7 j
National League
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh 35 Jl ,t;i!5
Chicago 34 1' I .C. is
SI. Louis 35 I'.'i .5s;i
New York 32 34 .571
Philadelphia L'3 31 .4:'ii
Hrooklyn; L'3 33 .4 1 1
Boston ui! 33 .4ne
Cincinnati t JO 3ii .357
A baseball game that promises
to be hotly fought will be played
nt (Ira tits Pass tomorrow after-
noon between the ('rants Pass'
nine and the Orphans baseball
team. The Orphans formerly hail-;
ed from Jacksonville, but being
disowned by that city, the players
are awaiting to be adopted, and '
according to present indications.
Al Plche of Piches Hardware and
Sporting (loods store will be fos
ter father. j
Manager Louis puhl has several 1
interesting changes in his lineup.
; but has not made them public,
i He Is reported to have gained the
r vices of an additional pitcher
ami a new hard -hitting batter.
His team has been holding regular
practice and Is eager to play any I
nine In the vicinity. i
Coast League
Yesterday
The ttngue It.ver crimp ground.
Including t he service station and
Wore. Mtimied below 1 he tow n of
Kogue Hive- n ihe Pacific high
way, were sold yesterday by W. N.
Merrlit. former owner, tn Charles
J. Itenndom. recent newcomer
here from Wntsonvtlln. Cal, The
deal, closed by IIimih1 Hare of
the William It. Shelley ngency.
represented n consideration In ex-p-s
of JlO.nao.
Mr. Henadom. Impressed with
the future of Hogue ItlNtr vallev.
- i(tn(v to make extensive Impiove
mrnts In the Hogim itiver cnmp.
both In the way of beautifying the
her sister. Mrs. Finest IMey
Mr. Westerfield of Medford was
In Central Point Tuesday on busi
ness, Ike Hnvison of Yosemlle was
n guest at the c. K. Iiuge home
Sunday.
Mrs. (Ins Samuels of Medford
drove down Tuesday to Central!
Point and her mother. Mrs. J. M j
Howe, w ho has been -utle HI, was j Philadelphia
able to accompany her home. j New York
Mr. Kmmctt S. Palmer arrived'st. Louis .
front Fresno. Oil., Thursday morn, j Detroit
Ing to spend a coupte of months : Cleveland
with his niece, Mrs. I.eliu Paxsoti j Washington :l
Mr. Palmer formerly owned a Chicago L'-'
ranch east of Central Point. I Hoston .. . 1!
American 1. rogue
W.
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L.
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V4
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4i
(Hy the A-vMM-laUil Piv.sn.)
H. H.
Sucramento 4 13
Portland 3 !
Vinci, flouhl and Koehler; C
carella aud Volkman.
Missions I
San Francisco J
Plllette and Hoffman;
tilynn and Heed.
11. IV
14 1!
11 0
Mails,
Fights Last Night
l'al-
la.s, Texas, last night and bettered
bis chances for a match with the
welterweight champion.
Oood tiews for the people of
Metlfonl ami other pails of the
valley and the tourists her watl-
gi ounds and Installing modern mg to Kn tip to Crater lake ns
rouipment itnd eonvenlenee, oon ns ihe road to the rim Is all
' - - cleared of snow, is thnt lh rotid
Uner Ih XiwiIi' Ark.
: SKATTLK. Wash.. June :'2 uV
Th steutner Heatcle rrive from
T'unbtirw. tJermaiiy. with IS mon
I "j. two vil eagle-, two white
l-er, Ibne leopards, five bahboons
nnil two Kurtit'enn wolves, n pros
n 1 f rn m c 'a rl Hag eu buck,' 1 1 a tn
puiif uliuwmun, ,
I w II be iipiwt all the way hy late
this afternoon. Hn n,, (Hr can
drive direct to the rim.
This lows was n-celved at the
Crater National p;,,- offices hvn?
by telephone fnni the iutk alM.ut
lock this ntternoon.
Mrs. Mat Hi Parker has as her
guest her daughter-ln-1 1 w, Mrs.
Joanne Parker and son, from
LewMon, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haniey of
Trail were shopping In "Central
Point and Mcdfnrd Tuesday. SAN FHANCISCt. June
Mm. Sarah Vincent, w hn Ins Young Corbet t, 147-.. Fi
been visiting her son, Kd Vincent , defeated Clyde Cbastatn. 14
and family for some time, re
turned to her hoinr to Medford
Thursday.
Joe Marcus of Tos Angeles ar
rived on the stage Wednesday
morning for a few days' visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Chomel of the Cen
tral Point hotel, then will leave
Tor Seattle to visit.
Mrs. Charles Strang of Medford
nnd her daughter. Mrs. Ho taut
Holmes ami little daughter Mar
tan, of Seattle. Were calling on
Mrs MnlHe Holmes und daughter,
titadys. Wednesday.
Miss Patricia levis of Port
land Is visiting her grandmother, I
Mrs- Maltlr Parker.
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Holly wood ...
Los Angeles
Jones and
Halcht
S y p h e r:
II. V..
7 1
fi 0
Walsh.
Montgomery nnd Sandberg.
H. 1L K.
Oakland 3 S .'
Seattle ! 13 1
ltumovich and Heed; L'dwards
and Hofeani. v
J RICHFIELD CO. ERECTING
Los-
KHIF. Pa, Tony Fuente
Allgetes, knocked out Sandy Sti
fert. Pittsburg. t5 ; Hilly Jonex
Philadelphia, out pot It ted Posy Ho
sales, Cleveland, ttOl.
Mi-dnt-
iiiit-)..,. . .. .
"'Molreds of propi,. wiU motor ' reconstruct Ion of burned Hay Mai-
up to the. lukc lomonuw
lug fruit uumvry,
I ASHI.AMV Ore., June 22.
t Special.)- Mr. and Mrs. W. P..
Nortis of the Summit ranch on the
; Siskiyou. nave recently leased their
j service station on the highway to
the Hicbfiehl Oil company of Cali
j foruia. The company wilt make
'extensive Improvement! at once and
t already has a force of workmen
Kansas mi,K,K li 'lai at tons rot- the eree
North of U,,n nt n !,,',l ",w,1r, l-'5 feet high.
wntcn win ne electrically lighted
) find w ill support n huge beacon.
-Lin Tom Hulldings will aUo be crectd for
t"Pi'ed S. il. the display and --ale r Hi. hficld
product. Just ucro the highway
" fmm the station. Mr. Mm-ri will
list Fpl-copal chtir h i ... ......i-..,.,.. i,... u
edifice of Ca.ua. alley dedicated, eountcr and tea room. "
1KS MOINKS. la u.,y
Peck, Cidnmbus, Ohio, outpi
ed Jack Herman. Cleveland.
HM; Tommy Carull.i
City, outpointed Ki nie
Waterloo, la., t H l.
SAN I'IFt'O. Cnl.
llawk n. San IMego.
Hat ris, Chicago ( 7 .
New Metho
Wrestling
ARMORY
Monday Nite
June 24
8:45 P.M.
WINNER
TAKES ALL
Return Match
KRUSE
of Portland
VS.
ROMONA
of Los Angeles
Good Preliminaries
Ladies and
Children 25-
Any seat in the
house $1.00
The 'pro veil
oil sprays
for oil-lead
combination
PL
kil-Iead combination is recognized as the most efficient
codling moth control yet developed, nut you must
use the right oil spray.
Experience points to Orthol-K and Volck. They have been
proven by wide use tbruout the Northwest. Of very hih
refinement and of exactly the correct viscosity for real con-
trol at low dosages, they can be applied by the grower with
confidence in the results.
The use of Orthol-K and Volck lessens the amount of lead
required and thus simplifies the problem of residue removal,
"Light", "Heavy", and "Medium", to meet all conditions.
CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICAL CO., Yakima,
Washington, Richmond, Calif., New York, Portland, Ore.,
Watsonville, Calif.
KOK JiAl.K UY
Dig 7 A'arrbouMa, Inc. farm en Exchange f!oop4raUe
Pinnacle 1'urkiug Cumiaiijr American Kroit tirowrra. lac.
Frull i rower Exchange Klriubanll A Jrll. tar,
Sir wart Kruil Company
YOLK audi
OETHOL-K
Caution
costs but a trifle, but
may save you hundreds
or thousands of. dollars
A Safe Deposit box in our strong
Safe Deposit Vault is the modern
way of safeguarding valuables of
every description.
Come in soon and inspect
our facilities
ThfJackson County Bank
ESTABLISHED 1(88
Medford, Oregon
Commercial Swings Safe Deposit
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