Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 , ,! I AGE TWO T deal and . Personal Warm weather and low water ' a rp-lttepime the main run of steel r. heuda ut (he mouth uf the river, KtUhbow.rilbron pf Wemtltu Inn re ported Wednesday. ulthotl".h three ' email, run are now In the upper ! river. ; The firm Ik near .Mold Hill. th' second at Hold Hay 'dnni. and i the thli-.t nt 11... It,.. ,.).,. ... place, our miles nil the river. With ! ii the 'flrat 'rool weather or rl.wlin: 1 wnter In the river, the Mr rim will of on and HitKlorK are expcrtlng the filth uhout Au".ul 1. (IruntH Pain Courier. ' . Ktncnld'a d'ince, ICuele I'olni. fiat. TirketH 7 lie. 128 Mm; II. Campbell of Ada. Ohio, iH-viailliiK here for a few day with .1r. , Hone Klfert. Mm. Carnlihell will take In Crater l-ake and a number of the other local aeenlc attraction while in the valley. Special of Col v 1b Drug, 72 aheetn fine linen Hlntlnnery with GO envelopea, all for fJ9 cenla. Bee window ' next to ttlalto theater. , 124 C. ii. flite left for f'orlliind hint nl(ihtf on buHlnexH, and on hi re turn trip wIlI' Mtop over In Euene to attend the Hunnel TrulW cele bration. Dr. rlchoH's foot expert from Chicago Will he at llle M. .M. De partment Slore next Hiiturtluy and Monday. Free foot Kervloe, mxiy-rive out of the wlate earn reRlMteri-d here yesterday Willi the local mute automobile traffic bu reau. Complete line of allocs carried by the Hunt Side Shoe Shop. No better ehoe anywhere fiir the price, f). J.' .Showers. 129 'flueslB from ll distance rccistcr ei Medfuril hotels Include Mi. and Mrs. H. D. WrlKht of Holse. Ida.. A. E. Ilolduc of New York City. Dorothy HuHhes of Toronto, Out.. .1. E. Fish of Medicine Hat. Altn., .'.Mr', A. E. Lord of Wushlnnton, D. ,' l.uclla K. Leslie and party of Watertown, Conir, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. HoKpe of Chlcauo. 111., Mrs. and MIhb Brewster of Aberdeen, H, V., Mr, and Mrs, John K. Alkln aon of Laramie, Wyo.. and V. Whlt of Vancouver, 11. (. Klnculd's Imperial Orchestra ( K plecee), Kakle I'olnt every Hut. 12(1 F. M. Brown, pmi warden of Portland, Is apondlnit this month In the valley on business.. We-Flx-Em shop. Now open for business. Tool sharpening a spec ialty. Wo. know, Nnt UldK. Phono H7S. W. H. Mhrcho. -J28 Ray llenderaon, couch' and di rector of physical education at the .lilnlnt hlKh school and runner In charge of the camp itround ut the Crater l.nke rltn. will return today to, the lake, nfter spending two days visiting hero. Free Foot Comfort Ho'rvlce- by Dr. Hrlioll's expert from ChlcuK" nt the M. M. Department Store next Hiiturtluy anil Monday. 12ft" Paul Karens, a I'nrtlnnd attor ney, Wus In the city yestorday on business. Window gluss, nil sizes; also plats glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. Mrs. M. A. Itoblnuon of West TWolfth strcrM, Injured a week nun when she wus knocked down by the family cow, Ih Improving. Homethlng new, i: a g 1 e Point (lance, every Nut. ' Marriage licenses were Issued In the county clerk's of Ice yesterday to Sherman I'". Kilo. 34. an. I Heat rice Mackrlll, 27, of Fresno. Cal.; Adrian Clair Smith. 2d, and Nettn Dole. IN, of Medford. Tre props from clear lumber. Hlg Hlnes Lumbur Co., I'hono No. 1. 121tf Mrs. J. O. N. I'ollng of the north I'hounlx district wus ll business vis itor In the city this imomiIiik Tf you have any foot troubles, meet Dr. Scholl's foot expert next Saturday or Monday at the M. M, Department Store. r.:, A flnunch.1 report showing total expenditures for the Hist six months of the eommlssitiu-mun-nger form of government ut Mend shows that there was spent MN. 13" out tif the yetitiy budget of lltU.Sf.o. The warrant debt of the city was reduced from S It'll. UK 3 to I (ID. 6 (IS. Rig millinery sale. Prices slash ed for a flnul clearance. Hats go ing for almost nothing. The l-.'intny I.OU Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 158 Among the Orcgouiauu register-1 ed at Medford hotels Include Mi ami Mrs. A. A. Sherman of As torlu. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Cnnd. Mr. and Mrs. it. It. Thornton of Port land. Sylvia Muttson. Mauile Dar ling and mother of Salem. , Dance and out. Fugle Point, every Sat. night. Klncnlil'a Im perial 8-piece orchestra. I'll ', Mr. and Mrs. Walter ltailcy of Medford are spending today In Ashland visiting friends. $5.00 Special $5 00 per load, fac tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. Ml. I r. t r A. H. Kleinbammer, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hull, Joseph Hull und Mr. und Mrs. W. E. fllbsnn wore among the Applogat j-sldent who transacted business In Med fyrd today. You are Invited Saturday am) Monday. July 27 und 2. to the M. M. Department Store for free fool comfort service by Ur. Scholl's ex perl from Chicago. , 1 2ti Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark of 43! South Kir street have us their guest their niece. Miss l.lllle liam- MEDFOftt) MAIL TftTBtTND, MEDPQRp. ORKriON'. TIirR.DAY. J FT A 'E 1920. :IPEUEL AGAIN AT 'BOY SCOUTS A!D TOP OF LADDER C'alifornlariH ford liulolit' Include J. K. F'Awlfr Mr. -am (I Mm lJlKo, Mr. and Mth. (. U. OravH of Alampthi, Ir. und Mm. W. W. j Wphi of Hanta Ann. Air. and Mrs. j fl. i. Altnntnnd of lnK Hinrli. , Mrs. Km ma MrJdernun and Ml"fll Ceil ha it. U'JIkliiH of Hollywood,! Mr. and, .Vfrn. F. fl. druvvn, Mih. j K. ('. JniioH and dnuKhtvr, und Ml . Hi-lf'n JohhMon of liprkclfy,' lr. I and Mnt.'W. I. OfuUrv. .Mm. J. I,. I QUiPMENT KITS !.d at the W. O. W. hall Satur-i n 87 hl,urH a i :l. c ever ueco-i aver...- . i day niMbi. of music, m I lei ner of lirlstow, Okla. Miss Ham- I r ')" ''-mlly Miller, Mr. ncr is an employe of the telephone v,r"' A' Brnwn of Hoiith office of Hrlstow and Is her for asanenu. und the following from I ISSUED TO FIRE FOR GIRLS CAMP, FIGHTING FORGE tllM ami B O'V. S C O U T AI'i'l.KCATI-: . six weeks'-vacation. nfter huv vlsltlng ,ri l.os Angeles: Mr, and Mrs. ft lllades, Misses Anne and Betty itobcrts, Mrs. Oo. Forerhun and H. fl. Moore, : Mr. and Mrs. E. 1,. Klder Saturday will "be the last ' day lllg Hpenl Hw-eo week Long Meach. ( 'al. Dressmaking, smocking and but-! ,;"ty. Mr. und Mrs tonboles. The Fnsblon Shop, 424 Medford Hldg. Phono 1181. J3tf .Mrs..!. W. Onks und two luugb- of Lottie Howard's Unit Ijiislncss lers, Lorraine und Neva, of Has- j I''. . Mperliil bargains each day. knirhewan are visiting with Mr. j ., ' ' ' 125 and Mrs. ,. H. Newton nt Ibeli i '!nv H. Allison of Aberdeen, home on Newtown street this week, j Wash., who has been In Han Fran- .... ow.veo. ,n too cy luesuay T V" ''. ur-; ily , ()rn)in M,nr. ,.omlnucd ,,,, nlK, all1 r,mle( ' Vl. eM((,v.; ., . . Medford this morning, elimb up the ladder last evening uble trip. They stood the 4(l-nil e i ree prop, ,2 f ir,.. , Me l- j where he will Join his wife, who Is j y ,h Itallfy for N'K l.lk To v welln came bieJ n ! ford Lumber Co. 1 24tf" ' visiting her alster. Mrs. O. I), tllbbs. ' j ...,. 7 r. , u V. i.iv. ...i.'i.. ... . ... . . , . . . . . . I " i...., ...r... ..iin liu VVKII IMJ HOre ICCI. ' will be ToIlofKon's next opponent. I They sulci they could see Mount! Hurry L. Hutler slopped tb Shasta and mlii'H of tho siinotind-' Medford chnmploh Earl "Parson" iing country rrom the puss. They i Hopper Inst night; fl-4, (1-0, g.il visited the Blur Ledxe mln anil: Tom lirynnt wont forward twojleurned miicn about mining, and steps when he defented Hurry flar- Lee P. Brown of the forest service, ! field tl-'i, fi-0 and W. Prtiltt. ti-l.lwho accompanied the bovs. said i 6-2. Prultt held his In iii-.-i-.u-ali'm for an t-icp.'i-t.-d coming-very Misy fir- fighting son. and to s;nv tiine whi. h mlht otherwise be wiisteil in gli'herlllg ni.ijli.-. th' distii't for- i-.-t service has issued lilts lor no ose of the camp superintendents of the flviiig souailrolis colllp of men from various forest area whose duly it Is to nrtfanlre fighting and couipnient In tin of large fires, which would la extensive for smaller groups handle. Employment ji.Seil fire- case too Notices have been posted nt Can non Bench, Ore.. I,y the county court, prohibiting the riding or horses on county sidewalks, ll hus Tree props from Big Pines l.br. Co. 1 Eleanor Abbott elenr lumber. Phone No. 1. 1 1 1 8tf i and Margaret! been compl'ilm-d that horseback I llcmenwny of Duluth, Minn., nr rlders have been useing the side-i rlvod In Medford on the Shasta to walks for bridal paths, running up visit Dr. Wrn. H. Ilngley and fam and down' the walks during n II tl.v at the llngley orchard, bonis of the night, to the con-! L. C. Smith and Corona tvno- sleriiation of resorters. Dr. llalMtend, pioneer In mnsso and electro therapy. Practiced In Medford since 11115. Now located at .15 N. Onkdale, Phone 1470. 127 .Mrs. H.'ittle .Neither of Portluml, a former well known resident of Ibis city and Jacksonville, Is vis iting friends und relollve.1 n the valley. She Is the guest of Mrs. II. II. Only of .Medlord. Mrs. Neu ber Is u (laughter of the late Judge Haiina. Where the crowds go. Nat, Wed. and Sat. Dynge Bros. ' 12s H. Chandler Egan. who has I n at Pebble Beach, Cal.. where the amateur golf tournament will be held In September, returned home today. fliverslde Community Club dance, Saturday night, July 27. 1 ' 12t; Mr. and .Mrs. M. E. McCoIlume and family of Puyullup. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Myers of Spokane, and Loreno Sttickroht of flrairllvlew, are visitors In Medfonl from the state of Washington. Trno props from clonr lumbor. Big PIiiob Lumber Co., Phono No. 1. lt'l'tr California anil Oregon rank first In populurliy of their national for est ciinips for summer outings, ,uc-, cording to reports from the I'nlted States forest service, (if more than 23.000,000 people who . used the' national forests lust year, 11. 323,1102 pitched t licit- tents, picnicked or hiked In California. There were 2,(140.(127 who followed the streams or mountain trails In Oregon. Local und long, distance JiaullniiJ wo savo you money. Jlnwley Trans fer, U19 N, Riverside. .Tel. 1044-X. ! 168 Mrs. .Mary lludgeon of Porlland Is In Meilforil visiting friends. . ; , Mrs. Mary (Iruvelle of (Ititml Forks, N. D lert for her home In Hint city today after 11 year's stay In southern Orogon visiting Mis. O. D. Fray.ee and 11. II. Corliss of Talent. American Legion dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Kuturdiiy night, 12(1 Forrest Pickett, former editor und publisher of the Central Point Star, hus accepted n position with the Culled States Hubher company, and wllrmukr his headuiiarters In Medford. Mr. Pickett will work In Medford ami vicinity. Tree props. That prop propper, slxe' propper. price proper, propper place to get them. Medford Lum ber Co. 124tf Mrs. Sleverlseu and (laughter left this noon for Eugene, where they will visit friends the remain der of the week. Special at coll Drugs. 72 sheets flno linen stationery with BO envelopes, all for cents. See window next to Hlulto theater. Julia and Norman Iteese of llar- rlsburg. Pa., arrived In Medford lay to visit Mrs. II. 1.. Leach and Mrs chns. Iioussiim of this city writers. Medford Typewriter Ex change. 1 3B (lain ftoblhson.' who has been in tile east on business for the lust two months, returned to Medford today. .... All kinds of spraying done by Allen, reasonable prices. Phone your order to 1039 or 422'-L.; tf Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. Bury of Kan sas' City, Mo., who spent yesterday at Crater Lake, lert on the even ing train Tor Scuttle, where they will visit friends. Bring your snuenky wheels to Vnn's ftnrnge. Third St. opposite Armory, We make them tight while you wait. Reuben Nord.rum of St For h lirst ;time ;inUr;tli. ail oer tournament or ; the; ..Medford CAMH. July 25. (Hpecjull All of l. 1 "" suineo a month ugo. ine scouts went to the llrl Scout ; tne leaner successfully defended camp Wednesday und helped work eo miiiner Bui. ion tueir new (lining hall and BMU.togeth I ursi piace front: noot.' wade llansen, Bob l owler : Jlrnmy Edmlston lust night, this and Boh Boyd are shingling it to i morning stood off the ehnllene'- day. Five of Uib Crater Luke j of the local high school pluy. r. Braves Hurl Mitchell. John .Moses, IXiei won, -2. a-4. An last night's Kohert Hoot, Marlon Smith and l.e- play Deuel displaced Edmlston von Dunlordheld ,a meeting I from the top rung by -scores of j around the -ramp file last night. I 3-C. 7-5. I The boys returned from the Alvln Tollefson. fornter l!nlvei-i ('rook and flreen onus nil,,- lust contract b 1 11.11 li s. note books, stationery, time sloes. Instructions, first aid kit ""'1 writing materials ate '.m holed in the tin kit sent to (Ir.inls Pass for A. fl. Jackson, camp Kipcrin-tendi-nt of the flying sipiu.lron for this district eooiposid of lie Sls klyoil. Crater and t'liipnua naliclial forests. In this squadron are also W. I.. Jones of the Crater forest as fir chief, und the following siiuudron specimen-! of I fol.,.nv,n. Hangers Quaekoiiliush of the Siskiyou, Meacham of the I'mtapia and Hughes of the Cra ter national forests. A forest fire in logged off land .ei. 1 r . ,,. . . inree uoie.-i too o ... .'.. .,e eiiier.cot will put on the , thH ,.,.,, N-a,imll forest ter w hole duya progrum at the cuinp ,.;.. . .,,, several logging A court of honor will be' .' v,.si...-.iav , -,ii ons ami a pioi.no and stunts are being wmsi 001 by the committee 111 charge. Old music, as wen as it ........ hottest j:(zz Will give the necessary vaneiy to me uiiau. More than 1"U torno-r .woukiuu I..., ode are exiiecteiL oioiiiL- here from Crams Pass, Ashland and sur rounding districts. A free lunch will be s.-ived during the course of the evening. The Montana club organized at the last annual pic nic held here in the spring. tt I v.. , an hoar " tl t3 uttend Klamath Falls, When 11-0, ( lenge mutch of the day, defeated Wilson, 0-2, 6-2. position, they would have brought liack the: that he. In turn heat Onrfleld. 1 whole mine If he had let them 0. In the only other chHMThey obtained ninny Deuel 1 lowers, trees and minerals I Hoy hug never seen before. I Tho Heouts.who made the hike were .Marlon Smith, Marion Palmer. Jack Dedrlck and Levon Diint'ord. TOO MANY FIRES Inc Now that Picnic Time is here, Fluhrer'i Bread are more than ever the favorite be cause firm, even text ure and dellciom fla vor! make it the ideal landwich bread. Screens anil windows. City Csh i't Works, 227 N. Ftr St. 12S" Among the tourists who visited Crater Lake today were Mrs. M PresliMv of Sonorn, Cut, nut! Miss Ella DeAndrels. Miss liilth Tupples und Miss Catherine Itellly of San Francisco. Dance at Dreumlnnd. Chllders' hull, every Wed. and Silt. tf Mrs. E. X. Itlden h-rt for Port land lust night where she will at tend the Neighbors of Woodcraft '(invention In I lint city. Itlvei side C o III 10 unit y Club dunce, Saturday night. July I I'll Mrs A 0. Andren and son Philip of Sun Francisco left for their home last night after spending a month visiting at the Seven Oaks orchard. Beiierit dance by Montana club. Sutiuday. August 3. 111 W (). W hull. (iood music, free lunch. Tickets 7.u 13 ! Mrs. J. c. Tllton returned to Medford from Portland lust night Pesglc's Parmnnenis. Spiral and I ( roguniole waves. Eloins Clllie Shop. Phone 414. i4 ; Mis F, It. McMillan m wl llrockway of Chicago left this morning for Portland, art. r visit lug A I'., llrockway t the Or cluird Home dlsfrlct. They will 'also visit n Seullle befoie leaving I tor their home. I Special nt c o I v I g Drugs, 72 I sheets fine linen sutlniirrv with fcn nveiopes. all for Its .Minn., who has been visiting rel atives' near Central Point, left las' night for his home In that city. Anyone Wrfhtlng Itnwlolgh goods call 1041 -H. 124 Oct thrtse fenders nnd nolo bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet Mtitnl Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phone 41 8. If MIsS Elllu Benson left loiluy bv unto for Eugene,, where she will attend the Sunsr-t Trull pugifant and celebration. ,;! Selected green blocks nnd slabs. 12 or 16-ln., no edgings. Ask about free kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. ''- J.OBtf For peaches come to Lnlireldule Orchard. Pnelflc highway, 11 ml. south of Grunts Pass. - 130 C, CX. Clymer of Minneapolis is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. White. Ii.w 'oit South Newtown street. 1 Murrolla Bowman has Instnlled ,tu latest In permanent wive inn- eninos- Ire the' Btiwman Belmly Shoppe. ; 12S Wanted Hauling to' Sun Fran- oisco or vicinity. Phone 333. ' I2S With the return here yesterday of Clllus. W. Austin, the ney, elty nitnji, Inspcclor, from a 10 days' Inspection trip to various Titles In the northern ' part of the at a to. Which have dairy Inspection, and 11 study of the various systems In use (hero, the new ordinance pass eil somo time ego providing for Inspection of all retail dalrv con corns In Medford will soop he put into erreet l 00 Hneelnl 0.00' per load, fac tory OIOCRS. Med. Fuel Co., Tel 8.11. ' 105tf Corona adding machines at Med ford Typewriter Exchange. Jj Mesdaiues O, O. Alenderfer. A. B. Cunningham and Ted linker left this morning by auto for Eu gene to attend the Sunset Trull celebration. Mr. Alemlerter nnd Mr. Baker will drive up this even ing. Big millinery sale. Prices slash ed for a final clearance. Hats go ing for almost nothing. The Km my I.ou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 12K American Legion (lance, Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday night, lid Frank J. Newman returned yes terday from Corvnllls. where he ntlended the district convention of the notary clubs. $3. bo per load. 3. M, preen pine stabs, 11 or 16-ln, Ask about free kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. l. lOllttf Selected green blocks and slabs, 12 or It-Hi., mi edgings, ash ahottt free kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. I06tf W. F. Hoye of Los Angeles, who Is handling trades or southern Cull, rornlu property for southern Ore gon properly, will make Hi henil- luiirters In the D. E. Millard agency. Tree props; all lenvtha. Porter Lumber Co. Phone a4. 13J Where- the crowds no. Kat. Wed and Sat. Dynge Bros. UK Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Smith unit daughter. Mrs. Cltne. and son Kotlln arrived ' In Medtord Inst i evening from SJ111 Luis Obispo. (at. They lire stsvlnV with Mr and Mrs. Kilwln Kllev on the om Stage roeil. and expert to IcuTe for nome ahoni August I, and will be nccompnnlc.l by Mrs. Kllev. who expects to enjoy a visit t her for mer home In San i.uin Obispo, The Smiths fe Mrs. rtllry's parents, ami Mr , Cllne I. ft slter. Mr Smith Is rnloaotl coaipanv iransportatton effleUt hnft Is also ceitnected with the I Klop iyii j-em-twiny airport at San 'Luis Obispo Let me write foxir fire Insurance. Carl T. TenfWaM. Hotel Holland. Phone ;n. tf. . it. Steele, well known r,.,i.-,-, SAYS CHIEF ROY In spite of the fact that Medford boasts the lowest fire rate In the 1 14 (state of Oregon and wishes to Paul Imuintuin It, fires have grown ! Friday. held by I lie scout s in Moill'qrd nt the court house at 8 o'clock tonight and one will he neid Sunday at the camp at i o'clock In the ulternoon. The camp will end .Sunday at 4:110 and the scouts -will return to their homoH. BEATS ROBT LEE ST. 1.0ns, July -25. ai Tho , historic il'i-yeiir-old speed record on the .Mississippi ' of the once, proud packet. I'.o'ocrt E. Lee, nnj cpoi-ha: trip 11-0111 New Orlciinsi to St. Louis that h:ld become a j tradition celebrated in song nnd 1 story, fell today to a frail ga-so-j line speedboat of modern design, j The Kohert E. Lee's mark of I tin hours and 1-1 minutes, which 1 had withstood the assaults of many modern craft, was .shattered by the "Bogie." owned by Dr. Louis I.eroy of .Memphis, which pulled up at the municipal dock at t : :t r a. 111.. completing the ap proximately n.'il miles over the u'indme course of the .M ississippi SAFP STORAGl " "ave unllm'itts J in our e.u. ti..r licit grain for lining we ha ' U5. """;'0".rD"iM M0NAM aeed&Feed Warehouse Cor. TP "u aouth Fir WE DEVELOP Films FreJ West Side M YOUR EEXALL SIOI 1 Open Sundays and iJ All the Time I noon, was t-otlell under colltr j by :i p. m.. after burning over I several acres, due to the prompt ' efforts f 27 fire Hghters from llle J logging camps und the use of .1 I tractor to plow around the biirn ! inn section. Tremendous Reductions K;tniliij-iiy locally Hlnre ChW Hoy Klllott nnd crew move(J into thlr hpw home, one month hru toddy. 1 1: - "INtrhnpH it Ih bftmiisn the puhlic wnnt us to know they nrn awnre of our cxlHtcncc ovon though 1 v hnvp iiiiivtul Into it Htranga iioIkIi borhoini," HayH tho chief. "How over, we urn not cuirlod uway ly Kiln 1I on to the extent of helnj; STATE CITIES VIE FORFAIR QUEENj Mmm on A .content, to choose tho queen, crown )i-Iii(H'hh. and six roynl' ui hi- flnttc'irf by thlH type of atteniion. I (,,'SHfls- for tn' fi''Kn Hliite fntr, Klrcn are (oo nunieroxiH," und give evldonoe of too much curelenHnesM" he ndded. ' ' I iwhtrh is to he held In Knlem. ntari inx Hopt. LM, will In-Kin Auf?ust 5, a hd contlriu for Hix weekn. (he The- dry weulher wntf Kive'n! Um l,er"l! ,u ''''ccive tho largest num another, renson for tin laise nuin her of fin thli month.' With, a whole week o July twft, thfiro 'have heen 23 flreH In the city - thlx month. Twenty ut these vcie Kriirtt fires, which In practlctilly evory cns' whr cauKeri hy carolt'MH newt, nrcoi'dlnw to the orrtcInH-Uml ennanKred HtirroundlnK home? in tho reriidonUtil dtntrlct!i - ..v i ihm m tne nignent nutnheri .or fires reported in .Medford ilhiH ywHr. June was the record hroak Idk month luNt year, with 3? flrcn roportcd. ,.''' F What a iii'onoiinccd iiy lVrum Major l.loy.i illlanisoii ns the besi rehearsal' of the entire year, was hebl ut the local aruioiy Inst night when the in members of the Amerieiuh t.eglon group practised the program they will present lit ICllgene during the course of the Sunset Trail pageant tills week. ' A new piece, composed by K. Wlleon Walle, taken from the overt urcH or a number or operas, and worked over Into drum corps music, promises lo be a sensation. according to Mr, Williamson. The milliner is rinshy tin, I exceptionally well handled hy -the boys, lo.. wild. the local corps will leave In their own special car tomorrow night; In which n number of locnl residents will also make the trip north. The drum corps will .he escorted by their newly elected business manager. Iloraco Hrom- . ley. who will also take them to Halem to the convention, August S. ll. ami 1(1. At Kiigcne. they will llierrh . In the Industrial parade, end will also furnish Incidental nillslu whenever ami wherever the entertainment lags. her of votes to he oucen. the one receiving next to the highest, crown princess, and so -on. There will be Candidates from each of the cities In Oregon, excluding I'ortliind. Thus. I'. Myers, mnmiger of the queen contest was tn Medford to day conferring with heads of the service clubs to see about enter ing "two local candidates. Tenta tive plans are for the f.lons, Ki wunls, and Rotary clubs to choose one candid. ite, and the (Ireater Medford club to choose (lie other. The- cnnte ji' is to conducted by the newspapers 'throughout the suite. Hlds will be ripened this after noon nt four o'clock at the oily hall ror the laying of the patented roofing on the Administration building nt the .Municipal Airport, the painting of tho structure, the carpenter labor, and the furnish ing of the lumber. Preliminary work to the build ing has been compleied. According lo City Kiigineer Sehet'l'el, there will be more than it dozen bidders. Specifications and. plans for the bids to the num ber of 17, have been placed. Summer Merchandise Sleeveless Silk Dresses LESS than Half Price 9 $5.00 $8.00 $12.00 . " WW MEDFORD, OftZCO.'J 'Smartness Without Extravagance" A benefit dance for the newly! orgnnlze.-l ' Montana club, will l.e; Mrs. H.ibe Hillh calls band "tleorge.'' which one up on everybody rise hue been found who . "I let Ion II " l ...i her hiiH puts her olmdy alls hliu TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Tlngley ('banipic won the oluim ptonslilp of the city in the finals of the henseshoe pitching tourna ment at the American Legion plav grounds this morning by defeating Ilcorge Fitzgerald and l.ee 1'ubloi rillineis-up. Iluhler and l'itzgcr nld who tied for second place will piny oir tile tie tomorrow. In the rinnl games vvllh !' I t ;: g e r a I d, chnhiplo won ;l-li and l'I-14. More games of the consolation tournament, three of which were played today, will be played Kri ilay nnd Saturday. ma. nivikinn mi - .!.. w . .. ... window next to Hhiltn ihf.i.e 1 tr Vim, -v.. ... . ' " Vll.r Wr ItM'HI I 'U!im'SH victor yenti'ttUv. Mr lild1)lK nf Klyl. i Htrrle. who i h.Mid i.f th stwi. MclU' cvffHl At all grocen J .Miss Kaiinl ade. Tex. errlwd In .Me.lr terdav tn visit Mrs It K. on West Main street, for weeks. Tree prop from clear lumber lllg I"lne Lbr. Co. I'hone No. l. llltf Mm. K. K. Hiirnh.ini lefi on the Sh.HtH last evening to sncn.l sev eral days in Knn Kranrlern. Money loaned lo worthy people to pay their honest debts, Thoniss I Henltjr Co.. Rm. IJ, Palm Dlk.. ror- W.iln and Kront, uptaln. Von county fair, slated tlut pi,,,, "re going i,,iwr.l to make this year's fair the best In the ht.lorv of northern California, anil extend', ed a cordial Invitation to all local people to attend. per ha.t II.M, green pine lab. II r le-lB Ask ahsmt free kindling. Med KUP (-j,, , . I5tf - ""cuter releran Copcn employe and -rlty d.id ,' left this morning for Marshfield on power WANTKlr Woman . general boiisewoik nights. Mr. W. mil. Jarmin & Woods Drug Store Open Every , Day Including 'Sundays 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. KiMl SAI.K Laying south of I'hociiix K. A. IVirkcr. hens. ia ml en li;;hwnv Z'"-- ' "f ewe. and lambs. . A. Chllders. Jackson- Hie. HA VI-: pnlre. A. X VOl l! FTHNITI l;i: re I at your home or ,.,- .hop. Thlbnillt. rnone -lej-l! XXI 'ANTIC IV- -Caoahle ,,., .,. ruoiit- i.-inuiv j; reunited. I'hone 4'i. I1R SAI.K one How- ,.,,,., ecale nnd one V,rt,.r platform .-Mle. l'mnacle -.k,, Co. I'hone 1' in 1 3 4 1 f ' er (or I lo s I m v 1 1IIIHIIIIII1IIII1II W lel-en.'Cs I - T I 7h f tUt tonipuii) l'Ulllc. rx TOf nK.-tlfJK Tf) fiwv ,-our mve, hom.-T Here I. ia ht i-..-i.oi..n..n in me ,ol, f, n nil.ltl.,,ii couple N ,'.wiJJ inodem house: he ,-., , .rm.4by V "'"V "I" omlwo.Nl I . ,.n-n. small fUtlng Place with niade and grounds f x .ee. h , ,, for down imymrai or !.:,' am on easy nw.nthli ments. If you .., write Ho, 4t. ,-are V ,o tor partieular am! 71 i ru - - Expert ' Finishing I rilmt In at 10 A. M. Ready at 5 P. M. PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE SWEM'S KODAK. BOOK. GIFT-SHOP nut o( I'terntlons .1 wort h :ii. with and p.I-install- business. Tllhlllle -"'i-eintnienl v-u ..e, .mectiy v,;:"::;:;: BuoHourlti Pnona t44 A Complete Cleaning ajo ;-".-:r E1 With 0ur Ne coiins piant fpHE'S HERE! yffi , WW"1 Every breath of air you broil In hi theatre is washed al chilled in Medford's Million 0 lar Water. Four Ccmplete Shows Daill 1:30, 3:1.5, 7 and 9 P. NOW! 'NO SEATS RESERVED ALL TALKING-ALL SINGING THE IDOL OF PARIS THE SENSATION OF SAN FRANCISCO and only 3 days left so HURRY! HURRY!! uiidpY!!! 1 1UI1 IS NOW THE RAGE OF MEDFORD! Hear Him! MAURICE CHEVALIER Prnnrtiins-.4 not.. tt THE WORLD -S GREATEST p.wtpot a twnn - f. ,N Q INNOCENTS of PARIS U.ter, to hit thrill, nfl vo,ce ,jn 'LOUISE,'-- -On Top ol the Wcrld," n a rtaoit of Mine org hit. and other big TALKING COMEDY "ZIP! BOOM! bang: If., a C.rcin for Eve"Jl2- Admiasion Man. 10 and JS, Eve. 2i " rV -s-.