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MTCBFOftP MATL TRIT.UNE, MEDFQTtD, OTJEfiOX. "WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. 1920.
ENDURANCE FLIER TREADS 'CATWALK' MILE IN AIR
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MINE ACTIVITYjPAVING REPAIR
IS FORESEEN IN;UP 10 OWNERS
WATER PROJECTiUNCILS VIEWj
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COUNTY COURT!
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25 Sleeveless
Dresses
Less than Cost
DIRECTS FIGHT!
v ;-.y. h- trr,,
r"W"
ON HAY WEEVIL
Local Promoters Plan Utili-, Resurface Requests Should
zation Squaw Lake Water! Be Made By Petition and
for Mines and Irrigation;
Summer Resort Also,
Talked for Lake.
Paid for By Property
Owners Affected Hear
Dairy Experts.
Artl'l' nf Inconi'irallnn Ti.r t li.-1 A"'r lii-lil'lliif wvituI .thurl llillis
M.-dfoi-.l Wiiti-r, I'uwi-r ami JJt?- j y -xm-iih nn Ilic iii-w iluiry In-v.-l..iiinl
oiii.niy wi-ri- flli-il ut ' mih-i-i !. nnllimiM-.-, tlx- city cimiii
Hiilem y.i.nluy. I.v l-'n-il J. Ulnk-j " iyr ll on
tlcy. I.-bm-i; i.f the Si.tIIiik inliif . i "'.I in favor of I he iii-upi-i-iy
l.lo.....linK ,,f th.- waters ,. , H,y ,,. . reKU,ll.lK
.Siiiiuw lako, for liTiKatlc.ii anil hy-: r ow ,,.,.,.,, , , uuk
ilraiilic mining are poiiii'miiiIiiii-iI. 1 1 hi; cost of rciiaii-iiiK mk-Ii Hir-i-tH
Harry llilltim, It-mi-" of thu Ilc.li-1 ' " a K'-li'-nil hunli-n on llm city at
Jlwlford In this city ami the hu ,11""'
li-nt- Ilolcl at I-Iuk'-ih-. and I'oii
lnml cuiiitallsis and inlnliiK ni'-ii.
ore IntereHlcil In the project.
The filing ut imperii of liuor-
poratlon Is the '--uiiil Ii-kuI Mti-p
Aociattd Pttts Pboto
Endurance ftlert have greater thrills than Just breaklno a record. Picture shows Dale "fled" Jackson
Inspecting the engir.e of the St. Louis Robin, climbing out on th. "catwalk" while the plin. soared 5,000
feet above the field.
i Stringent Steps Will Be
Taken to Control Pest-
Inspector to Have Power
Over Shipment Ichneu
mon Fly Due Soon.
This is parly hecause Hip elly
has not the money in the Kent-nil
fund lor such repairs, hut mainly
hecausc the Villi). HIM) lioml issue
siiliiiiillcil two yt-ars iiko for 14111-
i.itin hi- llhiki-lev. A f-w wei-kHierai repairs 01 pave.l sui-i-is was
UK" h- filed an lippllca-lon for re. led l,y Hit- volers.
Water right" j c'ly "I'ficials linl-e also fouml
Till- proposition, aoeordlni; In llnx-titiKa.li.il llial the most of
JlldK.- W I-:, frews of this city.1""' pavillK that is koIiik had had
counsel for sol ,f the interesletl "lily II folir-lmli deplh when lal.l.
Iiartii-s Is -still In a l.iriiiullv; h'-rcas the cost n-UMiii.ii.-h lower
slaee, and I Kdl ahout with tile ' 'he properly owners of lliose
usual lllicerlalnly." streets than lo the properly own-
I jkccurdlllK lo .ImlK- Crews, the ers on the slreels whirl d a
lilatlis of the proje. l, at this .Hit-, thicker depth of sm facli,K, when
il bs follows- Ihese .pavements were laid in liilu.
' (llakeley ami -associates hale Hence from now in Hie properly
pill-clias he property on ,ie tiers of each stree. which needs
Huiiaw1 lake fro., l..nKlK I,."'"' lesuifacl,,,. will ,aie lo
John A. Tomlln, it. l- Harder."""""" council for II. II, e
litt.rl.-i VV. I'alm and rite l-Vr- f"r " I'vIhb. and
i.l It v .Ml il ll lit K' l I " J il IN III
j pay pin 11 uthli-i- iht Haiii'idft jn t.
I I'l't'imnihji'y ti Hit cuiiNidiMiiiiiMi
of i in new (hiir y inupcct tun unM-
otinrll ;il its
passion play is START WAR ON bait for earwig.
SIGNED BY LIS (y SHACKS BY EXTERMINATION IS
M WrJJNtSUAYpfjyiL QpQppj READY JR.PESIS
Kos.dl, hy It silhstanllal down pay
ment; l-'lnal payim-ni on Hie land
Will he made Oetols-r I. 'I'lie cash
A W,1,I nn,,e for e,.,'li',l""",' city
considerations and a hroker's com- ' , m""t'"B ""Xl IT"'-"',-
tnisslon. has agreed lo nnderwrlt.-' ,,"fh' 'nf"""'.""" " t" the e.fl.
stock II. .he ,!.... ... the extent of "' M"h '"-,
How to a mllll,,,, dollars. Details ' ''"' " "etter and sanl.ary
iiiin iuiii), tan miuiui ity flllt'fi
'Whlrh li.'ive mih (In Icy nnlin.'i nre
vuiH InijmiiiMl to tin -(ty nfficiulx
I in ahort tiilks by lruf. i. V. 'ip-
uf Iiiin iiiin'f of Ihc project iir'
flow being worked out in Io".
IuihI. . The ronct ruction pin nn rail for
the 4'OiiHtriH'iInn of 2 niilen of
, . ... ',, A. L. Ij'Ui'h. th'puty (Inlry anil foml
Snuaw lake nnd the Hterllns: nilnc.!rt, '
i in; wuu'i wiiiim iiiiinnii iu 1
nnd water for the hydraulic nilu
von, biicterlnloxist nt tlie Oregon
State college and h. II. Jerner and
I'ortlanil, wli
Utteniled the council iiicetlng with
!C:...inru VV Aiiulli. II... ....... I I
,,K ..f vlruln around lit the Hle.-I,,,,, , .
II..K mine and ho used In iht. ,le-, ,,
v.-lopnienl of dormant K..l .nlnrH ( , mal((. lh(.
Mid l,rlK..tlo of far.., lands. .,,., ,,,,.,. ms,,,...,,,,,, M).u tll!11
The plans Mr the hlkh mo,,, w 1( ,.,. llllv
8. 8. ItulllH, and have been e
cnreil by the prvnent development
ron p.
'Die piirchHNe of the land nt
Squaw Jjilte, kIvdh the new owners
i lliarlan rlnhlH to land udjoiniim
the lake:
It 1h planned to ronHtruct lais-
dam tit tlm lake fur the Impound
ing of vvateiH.
In ennnectiun y.th the develop
ment project, it h nlno planned
to estahllrih a modern nummiT
vantaKt-H to be gained by tnc milk
coiiKuminu puldic thru the npera
tinn f the local ordlna nee. and
a Inn stated tlwii the proper distri
bution of the com of enforcing the
ordinance, by license fee and a tax
per ouautity on milk Mold at retail
could be worked out so as not to
ImpoHe a hnrdnhlp on any prn
micer and retailer of milk.
..MenHTM. ieiner and l.eech, like
I'rof. CopMin, lolit that dairy in-
Ntiect ion old I on iicin tn nllim- ill i.u
reHOft ut Hipn.w lake, with a worked In a nutlHfaetory manner
modern hotel, and golf links. , ,ht. imiUl(l hen. tU .f dalrvn.en
Operutlonrf at the Hteiiing mine1..,,.! ,.....,,.,. i,.,,r ..,,,' ... ...
niivi' it'iii'iii'o i oc poiiu, m nt'i
further Work Im not practical, un
le.nn new ki'muihI and IcvcIh can be
worked. One of the chief dra w
ImckM of the Sterling mine, bus
recommended that the .small tax
levied on milk snlen be by the gal
lon Instead of by the pound.
The various phases of problems
that will arise in enforcement of
been the lack of hlnh pressure Ul onnniu.0 w,.n, Illsu .i,.,,,!,,,,,
water for extensive work.
The project hua been under con
Hldcratlon by flume Interested nince
last Noventber, but they have
made no statements about it, be
caiittu their plans had not matured.
The couMtimmutioB nf the plan,
ns out 11 net), would be of li Ik li
value lo the UK'Iciittunil nnd mlu
lug Interests of this section.
by the visitors, and advice given un
to how to meet them.
LOCATE IN STATE
1 l '
Highly new families !iavn lo
cated In Oregon during the month
of July. According to reports filed
) the Oregon state t'haniber '
'oin ninw, which shows an Iti
1 Tease of .' over that of last July.
InvcHtments h a v e amounted to
1Z'1.1!'S more than Dioho of the
tHiue month of 1 id's.
; Thet have been :M1.S hcics of
laud sold w It h figures hhowin
Only acres sold last July. I.el-
teiH nuiiled out by the chamber of
commerce have brought n lare
number of people to this state, and
fi I people receiving these letters
plan to come to Oregon
The seven months' period fur
l!?ll shows a decided Increase In
the number of people located here,
Investments made, nnd other tabu
la t ions or Interest. Investments
havo Increased during the seven
months by 17-tO ir.:t. Hcces of
literature sent to different people
have amounted to over I'.t.iuHl.
Med ford will be privileged to see'
I he famous Passion I 'lay at the '
local armory a week from tonight. ,
breaking a hop from Seattle where
the gi'ent production made its pre- i
mler last Krlilay night under the
auspices of the I'nlversity of i
Washing ton, to San Krauiisco, j
when next week 11 will be pre-
The city administration thru
Superintendent -'red Schef fel, is
now making a determined war on
old shacks and like structures, ' start tomorrow, according to Elmer
A ton of poison halt for earwig,
to he dimrlbuted hy the city and
county in a war of extermination,
arrived yesterday and the work of
scattering It hither and you will
one
the
nii'ht under
local Lions
will appear b
the auspices
club.
yi'he I'asslon I'lay, patterned
alter Hie famous IJnropean pro
duction, was directed by fhircuce
I 'ramer, producer, who recruited
ill his cast Home of t he finest
actors In the east and middle west,
according to Lawrence A. Lambert
Stringent steps for control and
eradication of the alfalfa weevil,
recently discovered In the fields of
Jackson county, in an area be
tween Central Point and Phoenix,
roughly seven miles long, and two
miles wide, were taken by trie
county court, at a meeting this
morning.
Appointment of an inspector, J
with power to issue permits for
the shipment of alfalfa hay and
straw, insoect fields and stack;:.
land to conduct a search for new
infected areas was authorized. The
inspector will he named hy the
Oregon State college, and will bo
a pest expert. He Is expected to
start work within the next week
or ten days.
A. O. Allen, member of the
state horticultural hoard, for the
southern Oregon district, said this
morning that Jackson county
would take the necessary steps to
prevent hay shipments from Jose
phine, Klamath and other west
ern Oregon counties as a precau
tionary measure.
fi. II. Ifecke. head of the agrl-
wliich are not only unsightly, but . ft- Oalinaii, inspector in charge of
a lire or oilier menace, in ac- 'lft com hut on the urwige Tront.
cordon. -e with the ordinance liiHpeclor Oatman Haiti that I he
passed some months uun irovei-n- polHoii bait would he scattered
sen ted in the civic auditorium. lh j jK MU,.h buildings, and with in-t'frsi tn those Hf'ctioiiH where the
hi or more piayers in me company , si i.,lllt r.-.on n. i-iiv ,..,,,..,.ii i,. earwigs are inicKest and taper
Mildly enforce it. uowu, according to the ueiiHlty or. cultural department of California,
out or 1,1 such delapldaled, use-"'e earwigs. advised local officials last night
less structures comb iiineil by thoj ,,,! (l(l ,I0.t think (hat the (on of by wire, as follows:
city ottlcials some time ago, and Pl t,uit would create any great "Quarantine orders against
which the owners were notified i :i,n"unl r 1UV,M' UI1I entertained a Jackson county have not been is
lo repair or remove, else the ,.jly i "utlier peHsimistlc outlouk. "It will . sued, delayed waiting receipt of
would raze (ii- remove, and charge 1 ,akt? Mm l"""ds next year and 10.
Uie cost as a tax - against the ot,. I'"h year after that,"
owner, only four owners complied ! Ha'(' nH-
(1U. .I,:.. Ki.. i,, , . .r ' He held to the theory that nr.-
manager, who booked the show i ..' . .less an Insect conies along with a
ing was given, the splinters have 1 "r earwigs me name win
begun to fly, and will continue to
he long and hard. He claims that
era! months ago.
here today.
.M r. Lambert was former man
ager of the Russian ftynl Choir. ; urt i" ,,, ,111......... .. the arwigs are propagating rapid K
which appeared in Medtord sev-,,' , , and invading new territory. If the
comi.lying with the ordinance, for iM,ison, 'mil hoi1ds the earwKs even
these crews under orders from,11 W,M a victo& tor the jirop
superintendent Scheffel. have be-;er,,y ownera
gun the remedial work of razing.', "(,H1)eC a ,na" hat the
One s.u-h structure, an old shed '"V wnu d ,?e tV "ced ll,,afit 08 PH'
on south Kir street, has already ",ble and lhat e W0U ll aPPreciuto
heen removed, ami the work of lt VP,ry n,"ch " 0llltl
li ill nti.in ll'in IHC iirtll ilHU' l MIC
tearing down a shack on Crater'
Lake avenue between Jackson
i:M H.wcR ri.i.tiiiT i;ir.i
(Continued from Page One.)
! street and .Minnesota street, and
long generally conplalned of is
The first of the Hoeing mail, j still on.
folir-l-:ISKenecr ult.m.u tit ) nl'ii-e.l. 'I'h, 1.-...-L- ti.ill I :i
on the Seattle to l.os Angeles remainder of the 1 :i condemned ' Jj,rksn "ml ,rw lhe fnnmieni, "1
route, arrived at the local airport buildings are taken care of. The
city does the work ami the cost is
assessed a gainst the
owner.
around : o'clock loday, slopping
over for 15 minutes before hop
ping to Oakland, Its next stop on
the line
This plane, a I toeing model.
40-H 4. powered with fiUS horse
power hornet engine, has a speed
of i:c miles an hour and cruise.-
at 1 or ni lies an hour. It can
climb son feet u minute to I
ceiling of 1 5.100 feet and can
cruise MM) miles without refuelhpr.
The
I. A.
detailed Information, giving extent
of infestation. Instructions Issued
to all quarantine guards to reject
all hay. and straw from Jackson
county."
State and county horticultural
officials expect to confine the al
falfa weevil to Its present boun
daries, and thus prevent a Cali
fornia quarantine against grains
and potatoes.
Movement of alfalfa and straw
from the infected area to oth"r
section of the county will bo pro
hibited. A consignment of Ichunemoni.
a parasitic fly, from Salt Lake
City, is expected the end of the
week, nnd will be liberated in t lie i
restricted areas. The Inchunemonj
is harmless, save to the alfalfa,
weevil.
Tho weevil infected area eon- j
can hear you." sists of approximately .12 squai-ei
O'lirine gained a pound and a ' miles and embraces some of th
weight remained
earwigs.
Smoke Belle w
Closes Tonight
stationary at 1,14 Oregon. A relative small portion
pounds. O'lirlne's weight was 1 4 j qf the total alfalfa tonnage of tho
on coming down. Itoth had pulses : county, however, Is embraced in
of 84, a gain of 10 for Jackson ! the district.
and eight lor O'lirine. I Commissioner Allen said this
TIia illuii aariw..! ..- !,.,.. n,.,rli, thn Via Knllouail ihn WA.t.
. . ,,,.v.. L- ...... .....f, ........ ..x . ....
j S3 1 timo in their time aloft, includ-( vil could be controlled, with a
J ing iiM.ooo from the Curtiss-I minimum inconvenience by the co.
Kobertson company. An addition- I operation of hay'raisers and deal
lal'SStm was received in cash he- ers. The alfalfa in this section
The
patrons,. ,.1)mi,,,,.(.p ,,.( unlotaled. Their weevils will soon start hibernal
! Smoke I telle w. the Jack Lon-
new plane purchased bv . .....-... sides gifts received by the chamber . Is now In its third cutting.
. ... , . . , Ml l I I IO
i., mis a weuieu sieei noo
Articles of Incorporation for ti
new Medfonl organial ion, I limb
Wing; Inc., were tiled (odny with
Ihe county clerk.
The capllul stock or Ihe company
is STMimi nil paid up. The ofll
mih ate (Icin go Hunt, president,
and Charles A. Wing, secretary and
treasurer. The. two above men
tioned and IVanli rariell are the
directors.
The object of Ihe company Is ti;
own real estate, erect buildings and
to deal hi mortgages, both chattel
and real.
PALACE BEAUTY SHOP
Great Northern
Passenger Agent
Visits Med ford
The formal opening of the Pal
me Iteauty Shoppe, on North Sixth
street, owned by l- .1. Harris and
operated by Helen John Smith nnd
Alice Heurdortr. will take place
tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
Next door tti the Palace Patber
Shop, the new beauty salon will be
run In connecti.ft with the former
place oT business, the t wo being
connected by an archway In the
interior. Mr. Harris has received
a number of congratulatory mes
sages from patrons and locat
l.usiness men for the new addition
lo htx business.
John 11. Ii uniting, of Portland.
Iiavelling passenger agent for the
Orent Nort hern Hallway company,
was In Medtord today on business,
He says their company H meet
ing with Fplemlid patronage for
their two fast trains from Portland
lo Chicago. . "They are v both de
luxe flyers, present t he utmost In
travel comfort, with evei y con
vn Itiece muster car builders can
devise.
The Oreat Northern prides ltelf
on ervlcc - with personnel pro.
flclent In the urt of hospitality.
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUR REX ALL STORE
Open Simdayi nnd Evening!
All the Time
construction and its metal lined
.... mm.. . ...v ,nnik.h,
me oeepiy u 1 no isiereo am. no
Ida no contains a forced heating
and ventilation installation. A
feature of t he ship is t he special
night fly In A equipment,
This type of plane, say the
P. A. T. officials. Is blcal for the
Sean le to Los Angeles route, be
cause of tin need of a high-powered
ship in I he succession of
mountain climbs on the lit' mill's
of flight.
Since Ihe I toeing system ac
quired the Pacific Air Transport,
all the old equipment has been
replaced by Hoeing planes, tun ;
the first poeing cabin plane In the!
service, equipped with a I L' ii horse
power hornet engine, was flown I
from the factory today. j
form to Hialto
i or i no past two days, completes 11U ,.itlllu ,. i,a (.i.niuu- ' in ,.t tha hn r hnv iinei.-
its engagement ut that theatre , Koherlson comoaov was conlhioe.l ! whuro thpv en n hp found in large
numbers. The Ichunemons will
MlHilil' liPliew is l,oii-! , Infills? Ihe IK l-iv
; don't tale of the Alaska gold rush i WMM esiimateI the Robin flew
(and the lucture contains some , 2r. ono niiles usin.. a-.yn unllons of
exceptionally beautiful snow scenes) K;,SOino and If.H gallons of oil.
taken In the far north. 1 Forty-seven refueling contacts
Conway Tearle and Barbara ' Were made. Tho propcllor on the
Itedford are starred in the leading j orange colored monoplane made
rn,,'s' I approximately IIL'jioo.tnio revolu-
The picture makes way for the! Huns. There was some gasoline
opening of "Two Lovers," linnnM .ft ill the tanks and both tires
column and Vllma Hanky's latest I were Inflated. Jackson and
screen vehicle at the Hialto Wed-I (lUi ine had been cuiitioocil toiuitluu nnd uhiliniputu would he Hill)-
nesday. "Two Lovers'' will be watch for a ground loon If one the I iect to the permit regulations, the
wiidavs only. 'was empty on landing. same as the growers.
be sent against the weevils. U
these points.
County Agent II. O. Fowler, dis
coverer of the weevil In these
parts, nnd Elmer Oatman. fruit
Inspector, are assisting Commis
sioner Allen, In the weevil cam
paign. CotmnisHioner Allen also notifetl
dealers In the district that their
shown for
Pool ha II receipts at Minnesota
for 1 'I 'S were $ I L'S.S'lT. ' 1
I
Xo imi'crhiinly nliouf iv-1
suits with Kdilali l-'ilm in
vour ciinit'i'ii. Less worry
nlmut such things as ini
ilcr, or ovor-cxposiiiv. !
It's .Knstnmu's .tepeiid--j
able fi 1m tlu n-sult of,
years of oxiu'riincntation
ami rcscari-li. t Set your
siiiply hore. j
Medford
Book Store
34 North Central Ave x
Lumber Specials
During the spring and summer we have
accumulated a miscellaneous assortment of
lumber odds and ends which we are anxious
to dispose of.
This is mostly Common, but contains some
items of Rustic and Siding.
If you have a use for any of this material it
will pay you to look it over, as we are selling
this stock at
BARGAIN PRICES
Big Pines Lumber Co.
6th and Fir Sts. Phone 1
I m
i
jfi
In Flat Crepe, Prints and
Georgettes
Values up to $25.00
Final Clean-Up
,00
SUMMER
HATS
Balance of our Summer
Hats. Values up to $16.95
$2.95
S2.50 Brilliant Hose
$1.50
Brilliant Hose; value $2.50.
Now $1.50
3 pair $4.25
$1.95 hose $1.25
Costume
Jewelry
Values to $2.95
SPECIAL
$1.00
Bathing
Suits
Pelton All-Wool
Brassiere in
Bathing Suits
SPECIAL
$3.95
Adrienne's
Medford National Bank Building .
I lBkfork
1 Snvh KSUv
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aMM MIIt lfclltlM.Sii: . ,
All this is Yours!
"l-.nl.lf Sllr lubr. (IKIMMI! TOIVI 11 P4STK M . nn
"' 'I.I. IIKHIIIH llllllll IIKI Sll;-i mud.li) .,(
for
TIHL VALI1K . . tl.r.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Open Evenings and Sundays
Corner Main and Riverside
Phone CO
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