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Newspaper Page TextPSOE TWO MRDPOItn MAIL TRITONE, MEDFOUD, olK(i()X, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1929. I, fv O I O ft H L)lC-l- CliiU I J CTQCXT7K 1 I . . , . scarier ievcr n h rnu re un un-, pearunce in Medford and two cases'' " H Z were reported thin week to (ilMHK V Wllc " "''"J ( Health Officer I,. IJ. luskeep. There Mncald's dance, F-ukU Point Sat. ( may posslbtv he other unreported j Henlar orchestra. 203 J cases, and parent of children af- j $17.00 per ton now carbon fileted with the dist une are ured ; to Kt lu touch with the health office U8 soon us possible. . The Miriam Gross Wonder Frock ; A civil service examination foi ls the perfect com! nine for motor- 1 K'ntnl In the customs service, nt Inu. the office, club meeting, olf, i eutrnnee salary of $-'soii, wiih con- snorls or travel it does not ( stretch, cup, huu or wrinkle. Mis Charlotte Kiiiv, will personally pre- Hent thin Wonder Krock Monday. Oct. Hth, at Adiienne'i. L'lM Special on plaster board nt Med ford Lumber t'o. tf Mrs. .lames Stevens 1h reported seriously ill at her home, 1 1 r North Oakdale, an the result of an in fected tooth. Cnder the doctor's care, site had the kuiiis lanced yea- lerday and is reported sliuhtly im - i proved today. There's no need for you to grope for words when called upon to make ft speech. Knroll at the Medford ItiiHincKH Colk'L'u for nik'ht classes l ln Correct KnKllsh. 20ijlowlnn his flight with Penny HiU See Charles A. Wing to lny your he can be known us 'Southern home, 2 HI j Oregon's Pride." Local sport fan Tourists and others from a dis tance registered at Medford hotels include the Misses K. C. and C. II. Hare of Philadelphia, Pa.. Kmnm A. Wlnslow and Mary I KiUrchiPt of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy T. Hoke of Stillwater. Oklit.. CeoiKO Wills of t-'hlcao, W. W. .lohnston of C'alKiiry, Can.. J. H. Coburn of Syracuse. X. Y., Annel Stevens of Norwalk, Conn., and! Miss Kdim Spencer of Holse, Ida Wanted At once, packers. Pin nacle Packing Co. IKStf lim M. Huson and Darretl lluson announce the opening of "lluson's What not," formerly "The Sweet Shop," corner 0th anil Ivy Sts. Your patronage will be appreciated. 2T From a several days' luspecilon of the cuttle ranue In the lead In dian section. Hm;h H. Itankiu. sup ervisor of the Crater National for est, returned to the city last even In p. List your orchard today; we have buyers. Phono MT. iteebo & 81m. 203 Hent Carbon ItrliUets, $l7.f0 per ton. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 1 KTtf Kllly Ferguson, 1 5-year-old fish erman, caught a 40-pound Chinook million at the White Hock riffle in the Hogue river Wednesday. Thej catch was made on a No. 3, Jtear Valley spinner and light rod, iie cordlng to Joe Wharton, sportinjc goods dealer. "flrants Pass Courier. Medford tttrgnln Mouse closed Monday, Oct. 14th. JewlHh holi day. 24 Call nnd look over the 1930 mod elfl of Dodge 6 ut Kakln Motor Co., Dodge nnd Plymouth dealer. 20ti The Altar (lulld "f Ht. Mark'H church will give n bridge tea on the afternoon of Wednesday, Octo ber l'l. at the (lulld hall. hcKlmilnts nt 2 o'clock. Completo showing of the 1930 models of the new Dodge 0 nt Kakln Motor Co., Dodgo ftnd Ply mouth dealer. 205 An application for n htilldlnv permit was made to the city today by J. K. Chase to reshlngle a house on Alder street, at n cost of $75. , It me write your flro Insurance., Carl Y. Tengwald. Motel Medford. Phone 9H3. tf , Krag-JorKensen army rifle foi-j sale; cut down to Hport ntode'.; j looks like now. $10. Inqulr M 417 North Oakdale, tf Cold Mill has a growing popu lation nnd not many empty house,;. J according to Juke Cook, who wan, in Medford today from that city. Mr. Cook Is looking forward to 1 1 hard winter nnd was making pur chases of winter accessories for hls; touring car. The cement plant in i working full shift and is the im.ln payroll, Mr. Cook said. Me was; accompanied by his sister Hernelce. Wanted lave 3 bona fide or- j chard buyers. Phone KDR. lteebe Sims. 203 Dr. Simklns, the Chiropractor, with Itussian maRsawe, over the: AVoolworth Store. Tel. UCO. I71tfj Frank Peosley, representative of Hmlthson Serge company of Chi cago, spent today In Medford call-, ing on local trade. Call nnd look over the 1930 mod els of Dodge 6 nt Kakln Motor Co.. Dodge nnd Plymouth denier. 2 See Charles A. Wing to buy your home. 2 UJ First l.fc'iitennnt Carlton F. Pond, nlr corps, has been assigned to duly by the war department as com manding officer at Pearson field. Vancouver barracks. In addition o his duty with the organised reserve of the ninth corps area ami to the air corps reserve units of the third reserve district, second reserve area. The Hogue Mk Hotel Is open nnd the meals cannot he excelled. Com nnd see. -0.1 For Sale, special New 7-room modern home, paved street, base ment, furnace; has soldier loan on and priced to sell at only 1-P.iSfl. lleebe & Sims. 203 Mrs. Albert Stocks of the Perry dale district was in the city yen terday shopping and transacting business. Ina M. Huson nnd Darrell Huson nnnounre the openluit or lluson s Whatnot." formerly "The Sweet Shop." corner th mid Ivy Sts. Your I potronnite will he appreciated. Anions the Oreonlnn registered j t.t Medford hotel me K. t.. Xounclflco ut 22!" N. lllvcrslde. 1 !'tf of Oakland. Asnes i-nmphell. Jack I For en hanse Dandy 0-acre ' Wllllnnis of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Ilosson, J. K. Cole nnd P. Hnillh of Kuitene, Thos Parkinson of lloseburtr. u 1. .Meadowa of; Ikevlew, Mra. V. Trimble of Itronklng. Kenneth Hloom of Al bany and R. K. Whtavnt of Cottaite drove. Carbon Jlrlniteta, 117. Ml per ton. The name you have been paylnK for. Medford Kuel Co. Tel. CM. tf Mra. Fred Colvlit. who l In the Sacred Heart hospital aufferlmt from an titlark of pneumonia. Is reported reatlnjr raay today. F. YV. Uartlelt, furrier. 15 N. pir. :oc Four hundred and sixty predu "y "iiiiiniiH were itniei. duiinif September hy 1! K hunters, accord - Inu lu the monthly report of Ktan- ''' Jwitt, head of the predatory division In Oregon for the i . . liioloKical survey. In the list were 4 1 2 coyotes, 37 bobeM and ill Htock-ltilliiiK benrs. In addition .... ... briquets same un you paid K'u; for before. Medford Fuel (. Tel ' 1-1. If ducted here this forenoon in the federal court room by Kiiii York, local represent nt ive of the civil service commission. Only t w o ; youiiK men took tin examination, one from Medford and I he ot her from drants Pass. Will teach you to drive any car. Telephone Miur.-X. 210 F. W. liartlett, furrier. I 5 N- Vie. v 'JAW ' A sport Item appearing in on-1 - ttf the Medford papers yesterday eauHccl a lot of comment (.niony local sport fans. The Medford sport writer remarks that while a year ao fiene O'drady was known as "Ashland's Powder Kuff, ' fol- hope Medford doesn't have the idea of Baying when Cerie even tually reaches Madison Square Car den "that the champion was raised on a farm near one of the subur ban dist rids near Medford. Ore- koh." We keep Cene p perfectly satisfied to Kood Or bud, as A:4h- hind property. Ashland I blinds. Itest Carlmn HrhpH'ts. $17.50 per ton. We save you S2.MI wv ton Medford Fuel CO. Tel. 31. tf We buy. sell and exchange men's women's ami children's good used clothing and shoes. "Mac's Place," Nash Illdg.. Front St. Phone 5 5 1: -J.. Medford. Or. 04 James Stevens returned to Med ford hist night after spending a week in Portland, to which city lie accompanied Kllow Mae W ilson and Oeorge Pechain. local singers who competed in (he state Atwate. Kent contest. $5.00 per lorn I, summer price still on. Medford -made factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. (131. 1 K7tf Spitz apples for sale. Aln Visl.i Packing Mouse. So. Fir. 201tf Today's public market was again a busy one, with shoppers crowd ing the place from the time It open ed until early this afternoon. The booths were all taken up and in cluded a variety of home-grown products, dressed poultry, fruits and home-cooked foods. There was n large supply of peache on hijtul from the Phoenix Idistrbt ami were of the Salway variety, of which there will continue to be good supplies for another week. You ore all invited to save Wed nesday evening for the Catholic card party which will lie held in Parish hall. A dooi; prize will be given. ' Mrlilge, fino mid pinochle will be plaved. 204 Dance, Kaglo Point. Sat. night. 203 Mrs. Walter Leeper of Medford visited Mrs. It. L. Wardle lu Ash land yesterday for the day. Hurry! It's getting cold. We sell Carbon Itrlquets for $17.50 pr ton. Itest hriipict obtainable. Med ford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. tf Always n good dance at Jrickson Hot Spring. Sat. night. 203 Cnlifornians registered at Med ford hotels Include C. M. Cooper. W. P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Collins. M. A. Pfelffer and It. Q Kramer of Los Angeies. Fred L. Conner of Yosemlte National park. J. T. Murray and Nate Nelson of San Jose. 10. P. Young of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. M. Mall of Pasa dena. James Mumble of Turlock. Mr. ami Mrs. W. P. Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. W. (J. Mare, W. H. Crook. F. A. Kittridne of San Francisco. Medford-made fj rtory b lock s now $5 per load, clean and drv. Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. lS7tf Almost new fi-room home In Medford to exchange for acreage near Central Point. Iteebo & Sims. Phone SOS. 203 The Miriam Orofis Wonder Frock ( s known o n Fi f t h a v e n ue as t h e (len Howie fiarment." It is ultra smart and is the all-around ntllity garment of unbelievably soft .tin iratian wool Kephyr: it has un air of Paris chic about it. Miss Char lotte Kuril will nive n personal pre sentation Mon .lay, Oct. 1 1th. ot Adricnne's. 204 Deeply impressed with the south ern Oregon country and epeia11v with Medford, A. J. ickland and I .1. M. Leonard of Sacramento. Cal . were visitors In Medford this wc-'k with Mr. Leom. rd's son Chester of the Texaco service slat ion. M Leonard was particularly Impress - 1 with Med ford's million dollar water syste and new municipal airport and with the Williams creek j ,, project. He ilso has plans of niilKlng his home here in due 'course of time. Another big dance, Kagle Point IKat. 203 Funeral sprays nnd cut flowers. Samuelson's Flower Garden. 20s I Clark St. 21 , Our first cartoiul of Royal Coal will arrive in Medford very soon. ' I ills Is llle lies! MUallly coal mined i in me slate of I tali or the north- west and It Is our wish to have you , try some of It. Annni;e Willi u;countv would he formed Immedi- now fern ton of lloyal Coal to he at.ly hy the president to cover the delivered direct to you from the j lollowimr Important points of the ; car. which will save you money . j association's work, truffle nnd , Phone MS F. K. Si.mson Co Of-j transportation, resources, aurlcul-i ranch with Rood bulldlmts, near Table Rock. Well for Irrlcatlon. Take Medford property Heche Sims. Phone MiV Annual Installation of officers for the Itrothcrhood of Yeomen lodK-e took place nt the . o. W. hall last nlcht. A larne nssem- blaiie of local members was prc-1 fihimt. plans to leave early to ent as well as a number of out of j morrow mornln for Diamond lake town members nnd ituests. land surroundlnir country. Robert Dynoe'a Dance at Dreamland. stevena, .1. Smith Howard Sum Wed. and Sat. Admission fi'C. S mer. Al Vlche nnd William Piche Harry pfiffcr, representative ot j make up the parly. Wllllnm is the Marlon II. tlray, shirt nnd neck - j youncest nnd Is only nine years wear mnnnfactuieis of l.os An-0f hs:o. but I. credited with havlmr aelea. Is in the city over the week ; eauuht more fish last summer than end, on bunlness. Iha father. Al, MIhh Patricia .McNeff, who nun been in Hie hospital at Yreku, Cul., rccciviiiK medicul attention fur tlit pi.Mt ueverul week, arrived In Mt'd ford ycHtt'nliiy for u few days' visit with friends, after which she will return to the California hospital. j For madam or mademoiselle the' Miriam dross Wonder Frock Lh youthfully .mart. It Is hookas, ftnapless. huttonless and becomes the older, larKer wumun. It does not stretch, c-up. aK or wrlnkl -. 'v,' months of hard wear. woman w ho owns one. urienneH. Mummy, oei. n. where these, garment will be per sonally presented by .Miss Charlotte Kurz. 204 UrcH.s nui k inn and remodeling M the Fashion Shop, 4 2-i Medford ItlflK. Tel. 11X1. tf The k ru nd sweepstakes lovinu cup won for Oregon at the Call- fornla slate fair for the best ar ranged exhibit. Is attracting much favorable attention at the Cham ber of Commerce, where It was re cently placed on display. The Ore. t:n n exhibit wiis arraiiKed by lJ. Lowe of Talent. List your outside property with us. We will trade for you. . Heeb & Sims. Phone S!i5. 203 Itunnei's removed and snags worked back In hose, silk under wear, golf sox, sweaters, etc. Han dicraft shop. ir7tf Dynge's Dance at Dreamh.n 1, Wed. and Sat. Admission &0c. 204 F. A. Klttrldge. chief engineer of the National Parks service, who has been here visiting Crater Na tion. il park, along with Inspection trills to other national parks north, left today for his headquarters at San Franclscu. Mr. Kittrldge N hrolhcr-fn -law of Fred M'ears, for merly well known city attorney of Medford, ami was formerly con nected with the Oregon state high wr.y service, ib reports that Mr. and Mrs. Mcars and sons, who have resided In Los Angeles, where Mi". M ea rs is assist ant alt or ney for a big life insurance company, ever since leaving Medford years lit,"), re doing Weil and enjoying life. ( 'on ma and Smith typewriters. Typewriter Kxchamre. Phone 13K3. JM3tf For exchange Prand new !- room bungalow, east side: will take small nereagu hs first payment. Peehe H Sims. Phone 88 S. 203 Free shampoo Mon., Tiles.. Wed., Thurs., with marcel or finger wave. $1.00. Phone 57. How man KorHr and I leant v Shoppc. 2 1 ! II. F. Piatt, laborer who sus tained a broken leg yesterday nt ;ho Ho Iowa y orchards, was re ported today to be resting easy at the Community hospital. He was caught under a falling concrete wall, which was being wrecked by Piatt and other workmen. The Miriam Gross Wonder Frock which will be presented at Adrl enne's Monday. Oct. Mth, by Miss Charlotte Kurz. Is the one garment which completes the wardrobe. It will give the most satisfaction of any garment ever purchased and one can feel assured that one is wearing the ultra smart whether motoring, golfing, in the office, nt clubs, or travelling. 204 The name contest for Medford' new airport celebration next J uly Is continuing to draw interest, and since the time of the contest was extended, a good many Imiuirles have been received. Including sev eral this forenoon at the Chamber of Commerce. Orchard run Winter Ttanana ap ples for sale at Sgobel & Day ware house. 204 Closing out screen doors at Med ford Lumber Co. tf Muddy Squirrel nuts at Colvig Drugs. Fresh, crisp nnd delicious. 20S The city of Klamath Fr.lls apt to have 11 population of 50.000 within the next 10 or 20 years, de pendent on the lumber industry, according to a recent survey made of that city by nn eastern man who this week imparted the infor mation to a local banker. The sur vey was carefully made and in cluded access to many sources of information. Although the lumber industry may q 11 let down In time, the survey made provision that the city would conl Inue to uruw be cause of agriculture nnd manufac turing, Kctuilar dance. Eagle Point Sat. 20,1 Corona adding machines. JtlO. Free trial. Vhone Itierma. 1301. lOltf Complete showing of the 1130 models of the new Dodge 6 at Kakln Motor Co., Dodge and Ply mouth denier. 205 Miss M. Walters of Grants Pass, program chairman of the Pusines and Professional Women's club of that city, spent this morning m Medford with local committees. discussing plans for the state con vention to be held here In May. Always n good dance at Jackson Mot Springs. Sat. night. 203 MiO.OOO feet of cheap lumber. Specli.l at Medford Lumber Co. tf Pay them now, factory blocks $ per load. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031. lS7tf The $2.00 quota set for Jose phine county by the Northern Call fornla -Southern Oregon Develop ment association has been reached according to the report of A. H. tianwell, mi linger, In Del Norto county also the association has top ped Its mark. Mr. Pan well has gone to Klamath Falls to help put he drive on there. Hefore he left Grants Pass he stated committees r hp drive on there. Iletole lie let! t'.ranls Pass he stated committees with two reprcseiitnllves from each t ore. and harbor development. ijvants Pas. Courier. Insursnce of all kinds. Iteehp ft ' Sims. Phone 895. 203 Amos Coiners, ns ninny of the 1 will sell the modern R-room j Copco hour fans will recall. ls the ful-niNhed bouse at S2 South drape, home town of those two spinsters, for taniio. cash or terms. C. A.iThlrsa and Julia Ditmtey, whom DeVoe. IsMf jwe mot In "Julia s Chances. " some hunting party, which ftlso nlans to spend part of Its time A hit; event In local Legion and Auxiliary cjrrles Wilt be the ban quet and installation of officers, which, In to take place at the Ma sunlc hall. Kvery U-Kionnalre H expected to bring his lady, w hether she Js a member of the Medford auxiliary or not. The committee charge retjuesis tnat eacn couple provide tnt-ir own iaiie service. After the "big eats" the Joint In stallation of legion and auxiliary officers will take place, followed by u short business meeting. Ciood dry body black oak, any length. Tel. 3-', Jacksonville, tf Spitz apples for sale. Aln Vista Packing House. So. Kir. 2tltf Inn M. lluson and Da r re 11 Huson announce the opening of "Huson Whatnot," formerly "The Sweet Shop," corner Cth and Ivy Kts. Your patronage will he appreciated. 207 At toricy and Mrs. Newton C Chancy returned last evening from Louisville, Ky., where they attend ed the national Americun Legion convention. While en route home, Mr. Chancy visited his sick mother at Cleburne, Tex., where Hhe has been seriously ill. Orchard run Winter Unnnna ap ples for sale at Sgobel & Day ware house. 204 Jiuy (hem now, factory blocks $5 per load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. o 187tf We are specialising on exchanges of all kinds. What havo you? HppIi & Sims. 203 fiuests from Portland at locU hotels Include Grace Phillips, Mar garet Thomiin, Ida Worthing ton, Vic McKenzle, M. W. Hidden, M. H. Croft. S5. J. Itlggs. K. M. Todd, W. C. Wfnship, L. fi. Storey, A. K. Kberhart. M. O. Cox, O. F. Slegeri thaler, (ieorge It. Merriam. W. W. ( I rover, P. M . Wlnsh i p. M r. a nd Mrs. J. It. Wilson, Marion Howen, Marry Waldrin, Mr. und Mrn, It. F. Howling. Gel those fenders and auto bodies siruightened at Prill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phone 4 18. .f For Sale Tractor sub-soiler. ! Phone 1129-n. 204' D . G . Ty r e e, well known m.m ager of the Cupco investment de- i part men t, has been selected to 1 head I he "Customer ownership" committee of the Northwest Elec tric Light and Power association for the coming year. In addition to acting j.s chairman of this Im portant group, Mr. Tyree hus been appointed a member of the na tional "Customer Ownership" com mittee of the National Electric Light association. Hemstitching, picoiing, plea tint:, button making and hose mendlmr. Handicraft Shop. lfi.tf Former Engineer Pacific Highway ' Visits M edford Frank A. Klttredge, chief engi neer of the nationul park system, with ofiices In San Francisco, re turned home today after a few days spent .with Supt. K. U..$o lln?ky of the Crater Lake National park und visited t he park. He says the road around the 1 im will be jut lu first class shape next year and construction will start on the new rim road the next year. It will take two or three years to build It. Mr. Kilt redge was assistant en gineer under Mr. Mowlby when the first paved roads were built lu this county between Medford and Central Point. This was also one of the first pieces of paved road In Oregon. Mr. Kltlredge notes marked Im provements in Medford since his last visit and Is proud of the growth In attendance at Crater lake. The advantages of pasteurized milk over raw milk are related In a recent bulletin issued by the Hureau of Dairy Industry of the Culled States department of agri culture and recently sent to the city health department. The bulletin is as follows: Average bacteria per c. c. Description of sample Haw milk, before pas teurizatfon Hot milk after pasteuri zation Pasteurized milk f ro m bottom of cooler Pasteurized milk from bottle Pasteurized milk from same bottle from stor age about 24 lira Inter l.o.'.o.coo 3-J.5O0 FEATURE ON TUESDAY You have heard nf Kol.orl Rules of Order, no douht. that compendium of mil ilameiitHi v iw has, d upon the rules and practice of ceiiKress. Itut have you heard of Amos Corners' Rules of Oi d.-rs ? If not. tune In on the Copco hour Tuesday evenlni! to the latest .Nor- lis radio play, and you will learn somethlmt new in the wmv of llamentary rule. months am. The Amos iVrm'rs Social and Improvement soou-ty which wan lietnn mttantr.ed m that time has htdd many flomiMttng mei'ttiiKu Mnce. and Is holtltnc its next mcethiK evening during the I'opco hour. Heedspoit. Contract awarded for k ra d i n n n d rem if a c i n t; . ft 7 mile of rmiHim hi.nhv.,y near PASTEURIZATION BENEFIT SHOWN Y.- WILL BE STUDIED A' tfoM and economic mudy of the dairy Industry: m Jackson 1 county Is ti be carried on for jthe next two years by the Oregon Agricultural Experiment, station, I headquarters Corvallis. according i to K. fi. Fowler, county agent. ; who is assisting the experiment (station In selecting dairymen who I will co -operate in the work. I About I'O dairymen will be 1 chosen in an entirely . Impartial 1 manner from a fairly complete j list of dairymen in the county j who have six or more cows. These I men will be visited by representa tives of the experiment station, I who will be in the county within a few days to get the work under way, The work in Jackson county will be part of a slate-wide study of the dairy industry, the most important farm enterprise in Ore gon with the possilde exception of wheat raising. The investiga tion will be one of the most com prehensive cost stutties ever made. It Is planned to obtain reports from about 5UU farmers each year, distributed approximately 300 In the Willamette valley, 100 in the coast regions, and loo In eastern Oregon. Objective. of the study as set forth in the project outline are to determine (1) costs of producing dairy products in the different re gions and for various types of dairy herds, (2) means of reduc ing costs so that Increasing com petition can be met successfully, CI) regions of the state where dairying can advisedly be encour aged un the basis of comparative costs, prue.s, markets, etc., 4 types of dairy farming that are most profitable and factors In the internal organization of a dairy farm that are nio.:t important, (.") the economic place of dairy ing in Uegon agriculture. The work will be carried on entirely with federal funds that are made available by the Pur nell act for use in this state. All information obtained from the dairymen will be kept strictly confidential, no individual figures bring published or divulged. The dairymen-- who co-operate in the work, however, will receive for each year individual summaries of the reports for their own farms as well as summaries of the aver ages for all farms covered by the study. Tiny will nlso receive the complete report that will be pub Htn'd when the project Is com pleted. In honor of the day on which 'hrititopher Columbus discovered this country, all of the court house offices were closed except that of the county health unit, as were also the city treasurer's and city recorder's offices and the courts, but the federal departments were open as usual, as were the Medford banks which up until a year or so ago. always observe I Columbus day by closing all day. The local banks closed at noon, as always on Saturday, but the Ashland banks were closed all day. Outside of this closing there was no formal observance of the day in Medford. Yesterday after noon Columbus Day programs were observed En the public school along with the usual routine work. Away from Main street nnd nearly hidden on Sixth, the police department was In its new uuar ters today In the cfty hall hulld llltf In remodeled offices. The de partment is in the snme unarters it occupied three years ano hefore luui'imc to the old Jacksonville railroad depot on West Alain street which is to he town down. Anient; the bouipiets of welcome Chief of Police McCredie received this liiornlnK was one from How ard l-'eaiey. who brought in a choice selection of broncho grass and with u fitting speech, placed It on the shiny, new counter. TIioukIi the houtjiict had been Blven wllh best Intentions. it found nn early end in the police department stove, after Mr. Kea rcy had left. SH AFKli Funeral services for Mai Kit let l.oranc Shafer. who pass ed away at the home of her par ents. Mr. und Mrs. Henry Shafer on KtitK highway OctoNr II. will he conducted from the Con ner funeral parlors Monday, Octo ber 12 at 3 p. m. Interment will he made In the Medford Cemetery. Notice. All Hopkins la'eral liters desir ing to purchase more water, who have not already notified the dis trict, are reiui'sted to do 50 at once. Phoiie 3 K, Medford. lion l ' F. Ill V Kl! VAM.KY I1M1K4ATIOX niSTKICT. 3:' North Central Avenue. ISTtf CUulfled aJvertialtxtf eti rutU QUARTERS I Obituary MEDFORD PEARS MEDFORD BOASTS APPRECIATED ; IS BIG CANDY HOUSE GHANEY'S REPORT! BUT FEW KNOW !T Medt'unl pears , made a big hit ut the national American Legion convention ut Iouisvillu, Ky., and Oregon was the onlv state to hold j open house, according to Attorney Newton C. Chauey, who returned yesterday with Mrs. Chaney from the convention city. He reported that the Salem drum corps, under the leadership of Lloyd Williamson of Medford, 111 is Bed the national championship by a trac tion or one point, taking filth place, competition being ho close. Salem placed second in Hie pre liminary contest and probably would have won first; in the opin ion of Attorney L'haney, hud they been costumed in a more military uniform. As far as musk? was con cerned, it was generally agreed that Salem wus of c.'nnipioii.iliiij caliber. The Oregon delegation, under the chairmanship of Hen Don-in, did much in the election of O. L. Hadeuhammer of Little Hock, Ark., for nationul commander, said Mr. Chaney, explaining that Oregon delegates met every evening at 5::iu comparing reports of progress in pushing Kodeuhammer to the fore. The convention parade was an awe inspiring spectacle and took six hours to pass a given point. The state department of Massachusetts alone had parade entries over an hour long. Oregon was 22nd in line, taking last place in keeping with Hs membership standing in the organization. Oregon was the only stato that gave out free fifult, Jerked fish, and other products at the headquarters in the Brown hotel, which was j crowded day and night with visit ors liojii all parts of the United I States, bringing valuable publicity j to Oregon and the west (Mast. 1 While en route home Mr. and j .Mrs. Chaney visiter the former's j home at Cleburne, Texas, where ; his mother is seriously ill nnd not expected to long survive. It was principally because of her illness, lie said, thai he made the trip. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IJCSIXKHS OPPOltTCNITV! Own er too old to care for grocery anil confectionery business. Sales iliii to per day; reasonable rent, gooil location; stock and fixtures 3iIMl, some terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.. exclusive agents. 205 VOll UKNT Half of duplex; elec tric range and water heater. Tel. 7:io-k. FOH SAI.i; Hardwood. laurel, oak and manzanita. lmiuirc at Kirkpa trick Confectionery, noon and evening, Jacksonville, Ore. KOIl H13NT 3-room furnished bouse and screened porch. Ui a month, including water. Inquire 31 W. Second. 204 l''OI! HA I.I-: rliiimlliT C5 se dan; halnaili. Must xull. Tel. !U. S05 KOIl ItKN'T Ijiiw front room, i-lnse in: hot and -oM water ami shower.. 2U So. Kir. 2U8 Kl'llXITlltK llliholsten.l. refin isheil anil Mined. .A. N". Thihanlt. Phone !;a-It. 22Z Kill: SAI.i: Kleetric weldins.- nia ehine, Iteo touring car. 511 No. Kir. 204 Foil SA1.1-: Oi.rage. Answer llux I). IJ.. Tribune. 2a POU HAI.K New r-room Spanish huniralow. close in: 5 inin. walk to Main: close to schuol. east front: Karden. -fnrae. wood house. I'nteKH you're lookhm for a nifty home, pass this up. l'rlred to sell at once: also fur niture If w:.nted. 523 N. liart lett. 2U7 Foil SAI.K Jansst-n piano at a hari;ain. Look at this one. 52.1 .. liartlett. 207 KOH HUNT Fully modern fur nished apartments: hot nnd cold water supplied. Sunrise Super Station, cor. 12th and Kiversido. Phone 133S. 2U3tr WANTF.D Mnld. work In hotel. S32 So. Central. Phone lUtiU-X. 205 Foil SAI.K drapes, fii;s, prunes, deary Orchard, llrlffln Creek. Phone 11-13-W. 20tl ST1IA V KH From my pasture, across the road from K. K. 1" it ton's pla-c. a 3 year-old yellow In i tulle Jerji,.y heifer, hramUil on h'ft hip frown (i. Lilurnl reward for her return. J Frank rei;iry. Cenm.l point. I FOR KKXT Nice house, cood lo cation. Inquire at Peattv Si. 2 0 j SorTIIKRX OKKdON RKAI.TY CO. FOIl SAI.K Good nnylne lunch counter, best location in Med ford. Kood equipment. Will sac rifice same for inliek sale. IIS North Riverside Ave. Nat. llltlK. 204 SO CTH K li X O li K(i O X I i K A IT V CO. Foil SAI.K One of the best SH acre farms in the valley: 40 acrt-s of bottom land. 1.". ner.' of up land. acns planted to apples. 2" acrs in pasture. f.ur buiUl Iiiks; I..IHMI urn handle thin: your own time on balance. IIS North Hiverside Ave. Nat. UKK-. 2fW FOI! SA !,K Hiilbosa ( hlueirrans yeed for sale. . 2ot per pound. 'o m m 11 11 i ca t e with Willi m -SeeKivtiller. lintite 2. Central Point, or call at ranch. Antioch uti BAHB NCU.T STft. PMONa t44 A Compute Clxanwo am DYttNO BWSttfCM ' tltUJ WW'irD i I , P rn PUJ QYS SgT 1 1 I TOMORROW I r . Next Week is proclaimed as candy week. And Jhe attention of the people of Medford l called to the fact that In the College block on . North drape there Is the only fully equipped wholesale "candy factory" between Portland and Sacramento, This is the Whitelaw Candy company, better known In Cali fornia than right here In its hoinej town. For Mr. Whitelaw Informs j this paper that ! per cent of j his product Is sold outside of j Jackson county and 80 per cent j in i'alifornla. This company now employs six I people, but with proper local sup- ! port could as well employ 2 f or J :tu people, according to Mr. While- ; law. it is also interesting to note j that the company has been of- ' fcred two years' rent free and expenses of moving, from Sacra mento, California, Chamber of Commerce but the proprietor de clined. I'p to date, declares Whitelaw, only one Medford citizen has been in this wholesale candy establish ment since it located here, that one being A. ( tales. Trappers .Attention! The fur season will soon be here. We can make money for you wiih our connections. Let us estimate on your furs before you ship. mi:dkoi:d bakoaix iiolsi;, 27 North Ornpe St. tf TIMES J loni e .... YOU'LL NEVER GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO SEE THIS SCREAMING LAUGH HIT tRing Lardnei'! W.se Cracking Comedy Romance Jack TODAY! LON IN "THUNDE R" 1 ! i ! mes INSURANCE W3ENGV If It's Insurance We Write It Phono 931 for FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING FRANK HOWARD Medford Exchange. 211 W. Main St. Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 "The Food Is Better" At the Medford . DON'T MISS THE FUN ALL TALKING HURRY.. FAST COMPANY WITH Oakie, Skeets Gallagher, Evelyn Brent TOMORROW ONE DAY ONLY FANNY HURST'S GREAT STAGE PLAY "THE YOUNGER GENERATION" With JEAN EERSHOLT LINA BASQUETTE RICARDO CORTEZ Continuous Shows 12:30 to 11 P. M. THE FIRST OF THE JUBILEE SHOWS CHANEY 3 III