Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1929, Image 2

M"ET)FORT) MATL TRTBTTS"R, ftrEDFORD, ORFiOX, ' TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929.
Iocal and
-'Personal
I ovi-r at tin1 local airport for a few pany. left for Keattle thiH morning
The short msi-lu lli al wave ,ndi lliiH niornlim n llii'lr way I tti attend the National Klertrle
whleh reache d Its peak H,""'a' I from Oakland to Portland. Iloth I l.li;hl n-Noclntlon convention Iwinu
with a maximum "f '". appal - 1Msl.j.,,r ,,!,,,, carried a full load ; held there lhl ml:, She will re
ently dissetnl.llm;. an the maximum i lhls mrlllI1Bi mcordillK to local ' turn Simdav. T. fi. Ilrailley and
of yei-lerday wan M anil a wlltfhily ; um.iiiln. III. II. Allen al left on the mime
lower timpi'raturo l forecast .r
Wt'rtnps(l:iy. iiloiiK with partly
cloudy weather for tniiljflil ami
Wcdnt'xhiy. I ml Wn Hons at noon
today were that today's maximum
would 1m- a little lcs than that of
ycstPi'djiy.
Dyn '. old lime dnniu. VmmIiic.s.
day and K;Uiml;ty at Nat. H'l
Air. and Mtk. 15. W lllrten. Mi
Ciirolhit I-cadcrs, Mr. mid Air. .1-J
AV. Kirkpatrirk. Mrs. liurrmiKit mul
daughter Helen, reiurned last niuht
from Crescent i'Uy, where they
Hpeilt thn week ud. It WJIH re
pnrted that the weather was fine
nl the beach Sund'iv.
Monoy loanea lo worthy poople
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Healty Co.. Km. 1 : l'alm Iilk., nor.
M.iln ntid l.'fntif tmvlllirs. 2 4 1 f
Visiroi-n in Hie city rr'k-istered at
Medford hole's from distant points )
Include Mr. and Mrs. K. M. IHakcK
Ice of Defiance, la.. II. Larmworthy
and Kred cl. Kvarts of henvcr.
' Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. V. It.
Kncr of New York Clt, Sam It.
Hay of Houston. Tex., ami Mrs.
M. U. Kllis of l.ihue Kania. 11. T.
fireen plno sla bs; 1 i-ln., $2.50
lier load, small truck. Valley Kuel
t.'o. Phone 70. 0lf
A letter from I r. L. II. Ilockelt
to A. Slennett stales that II. I'
loy. form'iiy of Mcdfnrd but now
a rcyhlciil at I lie Pythian home at
Vancouver, Wash., is crliieally ill
it lid dou hi ill'" enteilaincd as I o
his recovery. Mr. .loy was a fa-!"
miliar fiu'iiie in .laeksnn county
mill iiiniiiiL' his iniMiiiK-rable fl lends t
was affcctioiiutcly known as "Had."
He is about Xfi yens of at;e.'
Su miner (irices on select grade,
preen slabwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. 031. Mtf
The Shell Oil service station ami
grocery store, owned by Chester
and Martin Mcl oiioukIi of lliirli?
has been painted ShHI colors, yel
low and red. They carry Shell
products, nolo accessories ami kiv
lire service. ( ooi park
nml rood I
.water in conned ion. ( irocerles
nnd cnnfcrtiomi are soon to ! in
stallcrl. Hct your lib oT .Inly hat al l,ftlc
Howard's yuil IIhsIiikkh Sale. !;
Mrs. A. W illierlll and son Cieorce
eturned yesterday from a two
months' vacation trip to Tounes
Hto. They report a trip free from
mishap ami full of enjoyable days.
They visited Mum mot h cave hi
Kentucky, Yellowstone park and
many oth-r scenic spots. They are
at home, 23 North Ivy street.
The I.ady Klks will meftl .June
2filli, from 2 to Ft p. in.
Kumninr prteoM nn Helert grnde
green slabwnort. Mod. Fuel Co.,
Tel. en. r.Ttf
The city council will hold n
wpcchil meeting tonight to open
bids for the sale of Ihe new air
port bonds and for thn considera
tion of other matters.
John lenders of Ashland, a pa
tient at ' Ihe Veterans' hospital in
Tort land. Is reported as get t Ink'
nhuiK nicely.
Tanci nt Chlhlnr'K hall every
Wr-0. and Sat. night. ton
Mrs. (ierlnide Mitchell of Iterk
eley, Cal., and Clarence Vaughn of
W'nodluud, Cal., are micsts of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence oe at their
summer cabin on the Itou'iie.
Kindling for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. r 3 1 f
Itufluu MacUonald and Delia
Kofgrcn, hot h of Portland, have
been appointed by i over nor Pat
terson members of the state board
for thn examination ami reuistra
tlon of graduate nurses. The ap
pointments were made under a
legislative act of man which In
creased the membership of the
boa rd.
Swimming now In drinking wnter
t the Nat. 4 -I t r
I). H. (i. Shuvs and John I!.
Norrls ret urncd f rom Fish la ke
yesterday eviminu with their limit
of (rout. They claim that If Mike
Herman at Hubbard's had not told
them what to use they could not
have cituuht any.
c,it t hose fi'tidem nnd nu to
bodies stialKhti-ned at Urill's Shel
Metal Works, opposlto Lewis SllpM'
Service Station. Phone 4 IS. tf
'Lester L. Lanpe and Kveiyn
Piopst of K la mat h l''alls w ere
Kt anted mania go lbenics t his
morning ut the coiintv clerk's of
fice. Chicken dinners, 7ft!. The Cov
nreit W'atron, Phoenix. 1lot
Summer
Is
Here
nt lust nnd with it
comes the problem of
suitable hot weather
foods.
Nothing is mrro appe
tizing and economical
than rich milk brcul,
such as baked by Fluli
rer. Milk Bread is also
surprisingly woll adupt
cd to sandwiches be
cause of Hi superior
keeping qualities.
mbIu
&r i-TiTi-1 ?
I h. IV AVomark and an emiincerj Il.irry wvidi, lirotlii-r if Mrs. J.
! from California, luivii ln-en tinllnK M. Kini'hiir, anil AtrH. W'Hih art viw -Ikoiih
il;n-nr griillm! for tin lu:l f ttui-H in Mi'ilforil t ti I h w'ik from
, fmv (l:iy i" tile A prtlrf-Mto m-ct ion. j i'ort la ml.
I I). li. Colllor, oni'i-allni; hiiih'Nii- Kindling for mit limited Huplly.
! K'lldt'iil of tin- lloclnu TraiiKpni't I Mi'd, Kiml Co., T"l. 031. Mt'f
i.iimiuiliy, and Mr. I.nvn of thO MIsh Mildii'il Knight, I'mpluyf of
; I'nilfd Alrrraft company Mopped . tlw California Oregon Power roin-
I liynce'B old -time dunce, Vedne. lr'l thin mnrnlim.
:day and Saturday at Nat. 1 0 1 Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
I The tilale hluliway communion i Medford I.umlior Co. S27lf
'has a new lliich priced car for ltd! Ammm th" Klamath ywllun vis
; official trips. The commission . ltor i'-ndliK Monday in Meilford
owned previously to this tin old , Mr. and Mis. I.. I.. I.ainter
'model car which cave the linpies-:"' Kirk and II. Mylandcr and Mr.
iKiv.n that the stale was ell her 'pe- a nil Mrs. K. S. Unite of Klamath
'jnirious or on the verf,e of hunk'
( niptcy. Ah Oregon is m-libr-i- of
these, it Ih a K"d Uilri to iuIvit-
l Use our prosperity u little
-(irants
r'ass f'ourier.
If you need hall money, see Cecil
M. Jennltik's, Ti So. Front St. 103
On the charge of operation a car
with iiiHijff teient bra k-s, J. II.
I tawson, follrtwitiK his n pprchen-
Mlnti on fh.-il fh'.ri-p 1,l- ('111. 'I'l't.ffi,.
Officer I'rescoll. was fined $! in
Jud,'e Taylor's court yesti-rday.
All kinds of spraying dmio by
Allen. reason:HiI prices. IMione f
your order to lOIIfl or 422-L. If
Miss lallian Kobcrs, K. . Cross
executive- secretary. Miss A uyusta
' ! lover, county nurse, and .Miss
( Sold a lioone left here t his morii
illK on a motor trip io Han Fran
cisco. Miss Huherls will it tic-ml
Ihe national conference of Kocl.it
winkers which will be In .session
from June 'lr. tit July 'A.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. !I''7tf I
P. A . Kwiyi;, re presc riling t he
federal depart m en I of nKi'h'U II u re.
has arrived in Snlem prcparatoiy
to conducting an I'couoniie survey
"he irrigation prujecls hi On
j The wi.i l; will require se
1 uiMiiths
W indow Klitss. nil sizes: also plate
kIuhm. Trowbridge" Cabinet Wk.
Anmng the 'alifornla ns regis
lerc.l at local hotels nrc Mr. and
M i s. I, en V, YoliiiK wort h. .1. 13.
Tworrtbh-y. .1. V,. Wilson ami I.. P.
.Inert or l.o.M Alleles. I. I '.. Ili -bert
and family of Los C.ntos. Mr.
and Mrs. I;. Taylor of .ohk
P.cuch. Hr. ami Mis. W". P. I'olhe
mus, Mrs. C. I.uscioub and M
1111,1 Airs. ,1. S. Ironside of San
I "iej-M, Mr. and Mrs. A. Si a nicy
White of Sanla Monica. Mr. ami
M i s. A. W. I liamoml. M rs, M.
Klaas, Mr. and Mrs. Win. terur
hut and Mrs. A. M. Oi-Vall and
family of San Fin misco.
, Let me write your flro Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwild, Hotel Holland.
Phone H!!3. If
F. P.. McDonald or Wold Wilbl
Itenl Kstate I'linipany loft last night
for Moulerey, Cal,, oil n .shol'1 busi
ness trip, He wlll.be gnm several
days.
Select grade factory blocks $r..".0
per load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. r,31.
53tr
A number of booths- were opun
unite early thfs mornlm; al Ihe city
murjiol. Fresh currants were for
sale at one of them. Fresh Trulls
and vegetables were also for sale.
W. K. Deal of ,e Deal &
Knight Ileal Kstate agency, aoeoni
piinlod by Mrs. Deal, returned t
Medford Monday evening from
Portland where they attended the
wedding of l heir daughter. MIsh
Dorothy, to Frank Dnvles nt the
home of the bride's grand -pu renin,
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Kellar. Satur
day. fireen pine slabs. lfi-ln., $fi per
loud: big truck. 4i- Hers. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 7i. DDtf
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Clark nml L.
W. Mallette are among the Seattle
visitors In the eliy..
Dressmaking, smocking nnd but
ton holes. The Fashion Shop, 42 4
Medford Hblg. Phono 1181. 13tf
Mrs. Flla Wold ami di.imhr
Vaxlne of Portland, who had been
visiting Mrs. J. M. Sinclair for a
few dayn. left for home today.
Itf-ln. green plno slitzwood $1.00
ier tier, haul It yourself. Medford
Find Co., Tel. nat. n ;t i r
The tourist travel continues on
the increase as K3 mil of the state
e.-irs registered here yesterday from
various pai In of the I niicd Stales,
the majority from Pacific roasl
states, with Ihe local auto truffle
bureau.
Ladles' hotiso dresses, office
dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. The
.1. IJ. Soames, " It o s a I I a " line.
"Kveiy wearer is a booster." Call
IHH-L foreno.cnM for further Infor
mation. Also silk dresses for kii!o.
Mis, P.ario. 4;.tr
Dan Clarence Cotton nml Alia
Irene Kllssell, bolh of .MiMllll Shasta
applied for a marriage license al
the county clerk's of lice this morn
ing. Select grade factory blocks $r.,Ml
per load. Mod. Fuel Co.. Tel. fi31.
tStf !
Mr. i: II I : ; n of Medford re-. tocretury.
luined home Saluidiiy evenlnnj '
.liter an exteuded trip east, visiting Oregon Weather
her mnther In Indiana. Cloudy in the west porlioii and
1't in. n i een pine slahwond $ I .'Hi 1 1 it iv in the east portion tonkhl and
per Her. h;iul It yournelf. Med. i W'ediiesila : Nlluhlly lower temper-l-ini
fi., T.-l. i;;tl. r.Utl "Hires W cdntstlay in the east pnr
Mivs Huih l.uy. well Known in-illh. Ceiitle, varlahle winds.
iii actio- oi (i.nuioi; In t lilt ell vJ
l.-it Io i.- this murium: en mule t
Hiim-r. I'td.... where -he will Mtudy
ill the IV.rv Manstl.-ld Miu.ol of
doiicini: damn: Ihe ; ti m m e r
month-. Mt-.v i,Uy pl.inncd lo I di
friends in r-'.il. iu and Corvallis l.e
fitre j..i,n- a un.up of .-tudeiihi
H I'ui llii'i.l 'a li w ill aho altend
Ihe M:MI-H.lt M'huol.
K.r s,ie !..iri:e viriety of chol -e
-hiphloiuiu pl:iut', fie lit rln. See
rii'-h or :?.i'iti a dny.cn. fur
week only. s. i;, (iiasiain, liion
'" 1. I'. !H.j
1 1 IV llu-w 'i th It ft litis m.nnim;
for rorthti'il on Ihiviih-.s, t-nect
Ihk l" return luie Krldny. I
Hanci at Chllder' hall very ;
Wed. mi l s.it. nkht. It)i i
A meetini; tf the (Hvk,.h Cream-
cry operators' asoeiation has !nen
culled for June on ihe t rt. C
. impus by
1'. M lira tni t, i"-.. j
M'u-ini ition nml heai'
U-n of the oru-i
of ihe diirv !). iilment at Ihe
i ilb The main par p.i-e uf the
iio - t ing Is io di-etis t he results
of four months of lmtter Ktadtng.
W hhil has been t olid net ed t his
ear hy the dairy department.
o'ii iuiouit ami
.Modford Luntl rr Co,
( heap lumber nurt cedar post.
s:7t(
. I r allM.
.MlsB Ileal l ire Mcllonnld of Hi
nllle Is in Medford vlsllim; friends
and. i-elutiV4's. Slie was a former
sch oid mate of Mis. A. K. I'easley
if ,t his. ciiy.
William (i'nfKo K'-Iuiltes, L'fl. of
Kcddinu', Cat., and oilie C. Kd
niotUKN. b'tfal, f l.'eilditiK.nblained
a marriat-'f license Ihis inoi-ninu.
Included iirnoni the i'ort land
local hold:
i ''"'h-k. C. II. Hardei
IcIh are P. C.
ustle, C. .1.
! M',A,IHrt'fr,
Mrs. K. V(ld 11 ml
A. Mcllcnry, j. U
I Ml "'cvi'. J. H. Wieman. .1. I:. KMty.
. I W. H. Knud .en. C W. Ncslor. Mr,
and Mrs. C. C. Hole ami . A.
Klcbmoml.
Miss Dorothy Whitman, who was
very active In athletic work ut the
high school during llo: past year,
will start Kivhm instruction In tum
bling a1 Ihe lor-al playground. M ivs
Whitman will din-ct Ihe tuuihb-rs
on Tuesday and Thursday evi-n-
fiom 7 to X.
S. W. ('line was fined Sl.'i es
iorday in Judge Taylor's court on
a charge of reckless driving on ihe
Pacific highway last Scturday.
Mr. and Mis. F.dwirj Thomas of
I-ab in arc vjsjtim: in Medford. en
rout e home , from a mot or I ri p to
' tn k land ami Sa n Francisco. M r.
Thomas Ik employed In the adver
tising department of the Ca pita I
Journal,
'Mr. and Mrs. Cad Kllis of jjed
mond, Cal., accompanied by their
hoii Lieut. Ail bur Kllis. who has
b'-eti slatlon-rl :ii ih Mil- Island
-Mariiif station, leil lo re tins morii
Ing alter spnding several days
vihiling friends in Medford and
I T:i l. i.t -). -.. in...- r .!. .... .
sided. Lieut. Kllis .expecls to he
transferred to Seattle, Wash,, fol
lowing a mouth's furlough.
Mrs. C. IC. Lamb of Itogue Civi-r
and Mrs, A, K. Hrockway of Phoe
nix were hi Medford today-
Atthc meeting of Ihe
Legion last night, it w
thai the member: of
American
is decided
tile post
would have a picnic at the Apple
gate Hoy Scouts camp Sunday.
The camp, w hich was recently de
stroyed oy nre, win nt? renin
si i ucled by t he b-g hi una ires.
The Indies' Auxiliary will Join
t he veterans, and will furnish Hie
tuneh. ,
On completion of (he work',
field sports and swimming will bo
engaged in. '
Carl Ibu g will he superintend
ent of construction, John Hoi mer
will provide refreshments, ami
Win. Lee Itricker will nave charge
of the spoits.
All veterans and friends are
urged to attend the picnic. Those
who desire transportation are
asked to ea II Let (hi Muck at the
chamber of commerce.
Medft rd legldii me in hers w 111
nltojid the meeting of the Ashland
post tonight, to discuss the matter
of organizing a district council.
KrAITOOSK, (ire., .lime r.--f
The nnnnnj incelliig til' Ihe Ore
poll letinniat foil congress will he
held (n Ontario, (he., helwen Sep
leinhcr X nml 1. Hhecltirs of the
totmress reached IIiIk tlecislon lit d
specliil iiieeHng here yestenhiy, fol
lowing ti tour of a proposed dniin
itge project.
The party yia lend hy Sinn
Ititiwn of (lerviilH, ntatt eiutlor
front .Mniinii couniy. prenldont of
Ihe draiiume iiNsnejat inn nf (h'egaii:
(Mln AriiHptger of Meilford. presl
tletit tif the eonuress. nml V. I..
powers id' Oregon Shiie rnllcue.
Kcuiilar Onnmii niciil Ion
of Kennies rhapter, (. K.
S,. Weitnesday evening.
June L' 'i .
H.TT1K M. AI.DKN'.
Seey.
'mil oi Thanks.
j We wish to express our ulncerc
(ih.ihKs lo our m.my friends fot
! tloir Kimhn -f' and smpaihy din -tint
our tcn-nt htreavemeiil. and
wnaiul for ihe heaullfut flural ofler
e esM-, lally ish lo thank
M'u'iii.uy Allt:ime o. ."':: and the
: l-'t atei mil 'i der ef i :aulei.
Mr. riara Hurl,
Mr. ami Mrs. Kiank Siarhoald.
Mrs. K. It. Ihirnihmise. !."
l.tiS AMIIILKS. June ;;. --V
The Examiner ..'iys today Marion
N'xon. film aetm. Is en sated to
ward II ill man. Jr. w eah hy
- m Jinl heir of. IMuard Ulllninn,
t 'hlcagt niei )i
N'o woddiim
d-.-.te
w ,i
d
LA KU ll.LK. I at.. .Mine I'M
(fl! A. L. Adams was arrested (
on charge of .-hootlnit and Kll-
Ing .lames Long, Ills partner In a
inlnlpg venture, dutinu a quarrel.'
WILL IVIOVE PARK ICORNER GROCERY 1
i
iirinnniriTrnn mi imT niniiinrnrn i
IhtAUUUAKItKb 1UIHUI tIMUAiMbtKtU
LAKE THIS WEEK
It is problematical us to just
when the Crater itke National
park v, inler heaibiuarrers here
will bo moved from tuo Federal
building up to government ramp
for t he season, but It will prob
ably be the last of the week. The
delay in moving is caused by the
Tact that the park's motor trucks
all are so busy that they have w
time to move the office equip
ment and the household furniture
of Lie employes.
The trucks are and havo been
exceptionally busy with the -oad
opening- work in the park, the
hauling of t hree ear loads of
lumber purchased 'at Cottage
f ; rove and a Iso ha rd ware and
ot her building supplies purchased
In Portland, from Medford or
Kl'Oiath Falls up to the park.
As soon ns this rush work lets
up .sufficient ly to spare a truck
or I'.vo the headquarters equip
ment, etc.. will be moved from
I his city to government camp.
Superintendent SoMnsky and
Chief (.'Jerk and Disbursing Ag'-nt
A rt bur Moon are spend iiiK today
at the park. '
STKINHArCH-TIm funenil ser
vices lor Carrie A. Hieiuhaugli vtl!
he held al Ihe Perl Funeral Home
ednesdjiy inoi ning at 1 ; ;su. In
lermenl will he inadi! iu thu I'lioe
nix ct'inetery.
M l" (1 1 ' A Y James Murray, a
resident of Jacksonville Tor the
past seven years, passed away In
t foil cit y J tine at t lie uue of
K I ars 1 a itmiii lis ami 7 days,
was born at Mt. Ifcipe. New York.
August tilth. 1X1 1. At the auc
of three years, moved with bis
patents to Wisconsin, in IH7H was
married to Klvina. To 1 bert, lo t he
union two sons wre born. Finest
and Claude, who now reside in
the Fast. His wife passed away
in l!io:t. lie was a kind heigh
bor and his friends will Indeed
feel the loss. Funeral services
will lie com! noted from the Con
ger f miera I pa rlors Wednesday.
June L';th at 2:tt p. m. . Inter
ment will be made iu the Jackson
ville cemetery.
HOfKi:ii Willi a m Henry
Looker passed awa at O immu
nity . hosjiital in Medford, .Ore.,
Sunday evening. June ut the
ae of .72 year, two month anil
nine days, as the result of a com
pile tied heart maliuly of ye vera I
years' .stand Ins. The deceased
wan horn at New Ulchmond, near
.Veadville. Ha., April I I. -1 r7- His
ance.-tuis ere among the early pio
neers ,,f ,.u- York and Pennsyl
vania. His earnest efforts and
marked ahllily along structural
a ml mechanical lilies, counted
with Individuality of ideas, gained
lor him, oven mm a young man,
recognition In those fields, Ke-
mcving to Omaha, Xeh.. at aimut
Ihe age id' majority, he ht'ciime
identified with the meat packing
industry, a husiness which he fol
lowed lor nearly -HI years. He as
sisted In the construction, and
''ler the operation, of one of the
first packing plants in Omaha,
know n mi the Harris l'i!ier
plant. In later ye:irs he superin
tended the construction of the It.
Ilurni independent plant at Sioux
City. Iowa, and fur a hum period
w as superintendent of operations
of that plant. Afterwards, he and
three nthers organized ami built
the present plant of the IJnculn
Haekinii company at lineoln,
Neh., which he operated as super
intendent fur a number t-f years.
He attain joined Ihe K. Ilii.nl or
iMUizalfon al Sioux City us super
intendent, wiiere -he remained fur I
i long time, when failing health
caused him to withdraw from the
business which he had followed
for so many years. The Hurnl or
ganization formed the nucleus fot1
Hie present Swift A- I'o. uMrattons
al Sioux City. Mr. I ker's firm
adherence to nnd practical appli
cation of the gojden rule in all of
his activities or the oust will
leave revered memories among
thost. who came lo know him well.
The deceased came to Medford a
little less than a year ago, where
he had resided with his sou. His
'llliess. however. had prevented
hiin from following any particular
activity or beeoining widely ac
quainted here. I le had been a
member of the Masonic order
sine,. I MM. n,. is Mirvtxeil by his
W idow. a son, V. J . Looker, of
M'-dronl. Ore., a daughter, Mrs.
I. Johnson of Sioux iit. Iowa,
a granddaughter. Mrs. I.oiuk l-
Schulz, ami a ureal i;i unison,
W I T 1 1,1 in l.ouls Schlll.. of SlouX
lily. Iowa. The following brothers
'iid sKii-rs also survive the tie
ceased: J. C. Looker, Ih.idfoitt,
l'i 1L K. Looker. Shell Lake.
Wis.; Mrs. John Tracy, llradford.
I'u.: Mrs. Helen Lee. Mason tiiy.
low a; Mrs. .May r. Lines, Sioux
lity. Iowa.
The funeral w 111 be conducted
by Mf dlord lodge No. t . j, .. K.
A. M.. Kev. Keese being In
i h.ni;e. at Conner's (,,,., i( home
Sumla a,t p. p(.. fojiowetl by
interment in the (.., Keilow s
em.-i.ery at Medfoid.
PILOTS ARE KILLED
KKMilNC. I'al . June -j-, -Chris
Mayliug, DmiMnuir flier, and
Krhest Ihiigiim. Weed stmlehl pi
lot, were killed when it wing snap
pt d from their rei nustructed plane
and the ship crashed from tin ele
witlon of liloo feet.
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BY CHAIN STORE
PORTLAND, Ore., June 25. u?V
The corner groeerymnn the, in
dividual retail merchant, stands
in a much firmer position today ,
than ever before, John (ioode, na.
tional president of the Ketalt Cro
ceiv;' association declined her? in
addressing delegates to the na -1
tional convention.
"Jh the Hmall man through '.'" (
was the general convention theme.
Although the development of the
chain grocery was not mentioned.
It was generally conceded that '
this development has been a prime
factor in knitting together the
individual retailers.
"The daily food bought by the
American housewife Is our busi- j
ness," f .mode told the delegates. !
"The general American public Is
not looking for the cheapest :
price." he said, "it is the right
price that Is important. The'
A merican people want good mer- '
chandisc."
f H. Janssen, , secretary-ma na-!
ger or the retailers, Haiti: v
faco the coming months with se
rene confidence, unafraid for the
ultimate success off the individual
retail grocer."
ItAKDO.N'H. Maliall Uivicia, .Imiio
25. (iiilirii'll'i D'Vnnnnzio
day was rtM'ovorinu from a suc
cessful oireraHon for appcmli His.
Dr. IJuse. who a 1 1 ii'l 'l
said he wpiil thmiiKli the oin'ral'ou
with only a local au;t.sttiuiic. t.
niitiniti!; calm anil serene nnd
lauhinc ami talkiiiK with the .loe
tors. After they were through lie
Ihankfil tlieni.
'I'lH! (listiMKuislled liciet. who
In his With year, was said Id he
resting coinfortahly.
I'KDltlA. III. -- !.. Marrlner.
'h:iinaimi. III.. ili 1 1 ioi n li-il Tern !
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
foi: sali-;.
One f best equipped dairy
ranches in Uogue IJiver valley.
I test tit v'tl. Hamly herd cow s,
milk route, bottling equipment.
In fact everything needed for
modern dairy. Net Income raM)
per month. This place will pay
for iisetf In :i years. Priced to
sell on very easy terms.
NKKUK SIMS.
Hhone S'.'O. Hi S. Itartlelt.
Yol Nli corl'I.K wrilllil lil" wnck
of uny klml. 1!"X .Ml. 'I'ril.uni-.
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l't)K HF.N'I' iMiifli-rn furiilKlii'il
apt. 124 l.lnci.ln. I'M
l-'(llt fSKN'T Mo.lcrn fuvnishoil
i-iitiln. 124 l.inciplii. HH
WOK S.M.1-". Krt'sh silver salmon.
dtroi't f.'nin C"r-si'cnl eliy. :ivr-:iui-
ti H'". t" til- flll. -'Oi- 11..
'.".1 lltwlf St. 1 Meek north ot
Siillllm-. IMiMiii' Hl(i-X. !I5.
KOIt HALF. 111 !: 4 in fruit, j
riMiminili'r In nanlen anil all'nlfn: !
,4-rooni plnsliM'i'il hiMisc, Jnvoj
srr.M'ni'il ptiroh. wtcopiiin por.-h, !
inriro front pen-h. Iiarn anil 1
rhlrkt'n hnuscw: also.t milk r"v.
stiliK- tnrki'V.s anil i-hirkcns. Kor '
Infi.nnalion rail r.lir-l.--J. '.'
WAN'TKH Wasliint;. Tel. 4:tT-.l '
l''()lt S. l.l1: I.i'uhm n lirns. 1 anil
2 y.'ars ..III. II nil yu-.mil anil Tan
rrrri. $1 tn I'ai-h; also rni-vrn!.-!
rar In trailn fur wmiil. IMmnr
211. W. M. Tclliirnw IVnlr.'il
I'nlnl. I'T
KOU TIIAOV: Kor M e d ford.
(JraiUs fass or Ashland, eltv or
acreage, I T acres river bottom.'
half in euliialion. att fenced. t
old shacK house. nilbs from
Corvallis: Il-nmiii house soalcd
aiHl papelcil on la rye lot: L' va -cant
lots In Km:ene. Ore.: J lols t
In Klorence. ( ro.. and t a-aere ;
tract, also several L 'a -acre tracts J
altout 4.') miles northeast oT Los j
Angeles. I'al. This is very choice .
alfalfa hutd. Aihln-ss the owner.
w. ii. wuki.ii, r.:i2
It. 1 ISOIl, .!- Mi., i't n rI .. t
Kl.im nli Kails, ore:
I ger of the retailers. Haiti: "W'oj V A I j
I face the coming months with se- Af: i j . Jk K.'isV j
rnmi i nnrunmTn m A " IftTZK
u -&ti
rilotin? a car overcrowded highways at vacation
Nca.n is work. Wc pay experienced drivers real
money to do It. They take the responsibility and
the nerve strain. You as a passcnRcr can enjoy the
Kccncry and really resc!
Frequent schedules serving the route PORTLAND
to KLAMATH FALLS, and way points, makes it
easy to plan your trip, leave when the fancy takes
you, nnd (jet back on time! With utmost comfort!
Inquire ot' vour local nticnt rcp.irding
optional routes and schedules
SI'TCSS
JACKSON HOTEL
Phone 309
OAKUM), Cut., Junn 25 (V)
I'hillp Swart, a, was killfil ami
a rornpantoii w:ih .sf rlously injureil
when a trut'k driver "liiiuif-1 a
log i tit 11 a pool wht-re the boys
! wciV nwimtniriK.
KAN FKANf'lSi'0, Junv Uii. !
The Canute leavie .f Cal foriiia
decided to adopt a' hands off pol
icy in the controversy between
(iiowcrH a ltd caiiners over l'J'-'J
peach prices.
YIU-ZKA, Cal., June 2a. iA) A
brush and grass fire burned over
Kino acres before it was controlled
by a force of volunteers.
SAN FRANCISCO, June I'j. M'l
Charles A nderson stab bed seve
ral nit tie!! by a beggar he had re
fused alms, was taken to a lios
pit til In a critical condition.
ST.. PACK. My Sullivan. St.
Paul, outpointed Hilly Ughl, St:
I'aul, Ut).
TeMOST
Distinctive Heel
in AMERICA
Stopplo Hods tnilyslondcr
izing truly exquisite truly
long wearing the choico
of thousands of fashion
able women everywhere
you should wear them too.
$1.95
Bathing Cap FRE$ with
every pair of hose
A Limited Supply
t M . .
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
KM3.8..V
6s'lWT j
STEEPLE HEELS j
f f'- v.- ' i w f 11
MM
ROSE MILDEW
CAN BE CONTROLLED WITH
ELECTRIC
DUSTING
SOLD BY
1 Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
ZA 33 Woot iviTin
.
Lost!
Stolen!
Burned!
Smashed!
" . i
Personal effects ihsur
ance covers it all when ;
your things are away
from home.
R. A. HOLMES
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Jackson Co. Bank Blda. Phone 444
SINCE 1909
SSuS53,
The Coolest Spot in Town
Every breath of air you take in faia Uieitre is washed
and chilled in Modforci's Million Dollar Water.
0 l
But Hurry, It Will
. . '-Sdoh Be Leaving
The Supreme Singing
and Talking Triumph
MEDNA FERBER'S -
with
Laura
La Pltinte
Joseph
Sihiidkraut
Otis Harlan
Emily
Fitzroy
and Others
Mif-s your
dinner if you
must BUT
don't miss
Combined
musical
Ziegf Fid's
Broadway
Oth:r Cities a Road Show
Here at Popular Prices.
Matine and Evenings
Children 25
Adults 50
Shew Boat' A
COMING Friday-Saturday
Douglas MasLean
IN HIS
Talking Picture
'THE CARNATION KID"
SULPHUR
thone 260
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IVKodakFilra--. . .. ft
Films in Bt 10 A. M.
Refidy at 5 P. M.
- : prompt mailorder service
SWEM'S
KODAK, BOOK. GIFT SHOP
: SjisiBS
" HOLLY STS. PHONB 14
A COMPLETE CLEANlNu AJul
Dyeing Service
Four Shows
Daily at
1:30, 3:30, 7, 9
P. M.
Hew
Helen
Morgan
Jules
Bledsoe
Aunt
Jemima
and the
plantation
Singers
crooning the
, fascinating;
'Show Boat'j
melodies
with the
hits from
original
stage hit.
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