. PaTGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,- OREfiONV TUESDAY. MA Y G, 1930.
ocal and
Personal
April Fir 1ah Jnv
The 'Medforcl fire loss for April
was held to a surprlHirtKly low min-
in i ma resulting in a nsuro 0f m
:,
with 'seven calls. This figure Ik j
' substantially lower than the montn ;
before, actordlng to nre uepart-j
ment recoiun.
Hitfld'Ht Day on llwin! j
YeHtorday'H final ruh of lax-,
pt .vers to pay the first half of thei
iy- (iial-s oi-him: i'7 v-t
Mnutient resulted in tne receipt nt j
over $131,000 over the counters nt I
t lie lax department of the Hherlffs
office. Beginning today '.irdy pay- j
ments draw a penalty oi one J?r ;
cent Interest per month. There
were Htill quite a number of nay-
ments being received this forenooii.
i
Will JH'siUi ill I'Jigiaiui '
John Farmer, who recently (lis-!
posed of hU ranch properly in thej
Valley View district, to John Neil-,
pon. will leavG in a few ilays fori
Montrenl, Can., from whom ho will,
Kail for Nnglund Ui Join his fam
ily, members of vvhirh left. Valley
View u short time ago for tho lint
jRh Isles. . ..
T-et us haul away your garbage
and refuse. Phono C42, City Sani
tary Service. 387tf
ftelnrns from Kugenn
Paul rluy has returned to his
home here after spending several
days In Jiugene.
For Sale Cut flowers. Mixed
bou(Uets a specialty. Also order.
taken for corsages. Call nt 32!
South Holly St., or Phono 390-U 50
(iueslH from a Distance
Cucsls registered at Medford ho
teH from distent points Include
Mrs, Charles ,K. Avery of Chicago.
A. L. Oulln of Charlotte. N, C, Mr.
nnd Mrs, 10. A. Sanderson of St.
Ceorge, Utah., O. I). Miller of
Phoenix, Ariz., and F. S. Andrews
of Lewlston, Mont.
Guaranteed hemstitching. Mm.
Ca noose, formerly with Sinclair'-
Store, now located nt 219 Ucattv.
Ilanl Trip to lJtke
While It Is a trip that requires
several miles walking over moun
tainoust country. Squaw lake In the
Applegato section Is declared to b
favored with good fishing, Trout
I 14 rnd 15 Inches In length abound
In that body of water. UontH, how
ever, nre not available at th; lake,
with ho exception of one or two.
Tennla rackets le-strung; 24
hour aorvlco; guaranteed worn.
Koblnson, 417 .Woodstock (ncross
street from high school courts). 45
. Ono llulldlng Application
1 T. R lumsden will spend $2r0
to repair a dwelling on South Molly
street, according to applicalio'i
filed nt -.tho city building depart-
'ment today.
Homo baking. Bread nnd pastry
n specialty. 604 No. Fir. Phone
. 70, evenings. 40
KeniilN to Tako Part
Over 00 "Medford Hoy Scouts nre
expected to cooperate with Fire
: Chief Hoy Klllott In the city clean
up campaign to he carried on next
week, and will make n thorough
check of the city to rco that all
yards nre free from ran 8 nnd rub
bish. Plans are being completed
for what Is expected to he ono of
I h best cleanups ever attempted In
Medford.
Emma Cllne Shop, for flngor
I waves, permnnent wavea and coni
I pleto beauty service. Liberty Hldg.
Phone 454. 45
Auto Traffic Heavy
From the. hour of 10 Sunday
morning to 0 o'clock Monday morn
Ing, not onu horso and wagon was
seen on the highways going north
to Grants 'Pass, east to Medford or
west to Crescent City. Automobile
traffic was heavy. On the high
way toOrants pass from south the
following number of cars traveled
the ror.d during the specified time;
3260 passenger cars, 03 trucks, 2 1
busses, three trailers and Titlt) for
eign vehicles. During 'lho same
time, on tho highway to Medford
from west: 1508 passenger ears,
2H trucks, 13 busses, three trailer?,
and 303 foreign vehicles formed
the, traffic. Grants Pass Courier.
A $r.,00, 1 0.00 nnd Silt. 00 group
ing of selected coats, dresses and
blouses are at Kthelwyn H. Moff
1 mnnn's. There In also a 60 re
: ductlon on motWl hats. 41
Milk
generously used in the
baking of bread as in
the method perfected
by Fluhrcr is your best
insurance o f quality
bread.'
A
IS
Fruit t.'rnp llruvy
Ah nn evidence- of the nupeiior
full of eHt Medford, J. W. Hhlrliy
wan exhibit. im xumo evidenceM m';ho.w to '- presented tonight by
the forthcoming fruit crop Monday,! the Anhlund Mthlans at the senior
taken from trees on hU place. On, j high uchool. Kinat (Irens reara
was a 5i,rK 'rum n aprlcnt treejal was held lat evening tuid the
12 inchT.s long that had 37 nhe eostuiiien arc nromlm-d to he pleas
apftcfilB thereon; another wum Hling to the yen. iJay Ki.y will ant
5-inch Hprls from a peach tree
with H peu(,heH , hereon,
0
Klainiith Visitors I
m Meotr Mc-Kendree of Morrill
.In(j Alrt Wnido Klum of K.ftnnl'i
pajB WPre in Medfonl Monday vl.s-
iting at the home of Mrs. Harry
T-uy.'
I
pythiun Sisters cird party Thurf-!
May 8tn iif, Him, (im cmno 4t; 1
- ;
Three Mari-hjjre Ui-eiiseK
Tnp (.ouiy"(..i-k'.-4 office yester-I
dlly (ln)i t,MUlv issued mfirring" 1
Hcenm-H to Herbert Anient. 31. of '
.pasil tn , bertha Hiieaker. !
of Wolf Creek: Alva Laws, 24,
of .iacksonvllli. and Ituth Hchiin.
1!( of ,(.dfor.l: Warren Waver. 30,
and Anna Henna, 28, both of San
Krancisco
(Jreen fir si
bs. heavy kind, wlthitn
lots of mill end block.
Fuel Co., Phone C3I.
To Killer Hospital
Percy ('titlark leaves Medford
this evening for San Francisco,
where he will enter the Southern
Pacific hospital for treatment.
lfi-ln. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel.
"6. 3-HU
Final Game Tonight
To play off the, tie for fourth
place, Gaston Fernand of Ashland
and Harold Kiddle of Medford will
play tonight In the final game oi
the city billiard tournament, won
by Fuji lr. st week. Fernand will
play H 5 to l(Wl for his opponent,
and Kiddle H tip to his usual form
the Ashland man will find hlmse'.f
hard pressed throughout tho game.
Fernand is known as an imagina
tive billlardlKl and Kiddle Is know:i
for his aggressiveness.
Tho Peasley's new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
Olseii Itelurns
IT. U. Olsen, traveling freight
and passenger agent for Southern
Pacific lines, returned to Medforl
on the noon Shasta today from
northern California; whore he has
been transacting business for sev
eral days.
Wo specialize In radiator and
fender repairing at Van's Garage,
33 So, Tlartlett. Phone 208. tf
AltiiniN Not So Itusy
Said to be one of the fastst
growing small cities In northern
California, business conditions In
Alturas are at n standstill for a
time, according to Hon Lawrence,
who reutrned to Medford Sunday
after having spent the last eight
months there. The place has an
approximate population of 3 500',
and Is situated In an unattractive
country, Tho big thing for which
tho town Is now waiting fs the com
pletion of a sawmill now ready for
the Installation of equipment. Work
on Ha construction has heen de
layed from time to time, Mr. Law
rence said.
Dyngo's dance, Wed. and Sat..
Dreamland. Gents 76c, 16
Airport Gels Publicity
Considerable news of tho activ
ities at the Medford airport are
appearing In current Issues of A'r
Transportation, aviation magazine
published In Now- York, Paul Luy
Is Oregon correspondent.
Anyone who would llko a Imr
Raln In a high grade banjo should
call at this office nnd Inspect the
banjo left hero for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. " 25tf
Kvhlhlt.H Slrnitgo Strawberry
Grown on the Ih.rry Morrison
place near Medford, a strawberry
with small leaves on the berry
Itself Is on exhibition nt the Cham
ber of Commerce.
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
lots of mill end blocks, Medford
Fuel Co., Phono 031. tf
Orcgoitliins In .Mtill'onI
Included among the Oregon ho
tel guests In Medford are Miss Lucy
Case of Cor villus, James C. Hur
gess of Salem, 1), K. Itond of Ku
gene, Frank Iteddlng of LnGrando,
G. F. Hoffman of Pendleton and
the following from Portland: Mi,
and Mis. H. Woodruff. K. U Mal
lory. ,lno, K.. luddy, C. Wlenslck.
M. D. Let, ,1. O. Moos, Frank M.
liedmnn. F. H. Thompson and wife.
Good dog for good country home,
fiOc. Veterinary llosp., Jackson
Co. Ilumano Society, 48
lacksnn County Mentioned
A further perusal of the 04 page
special edition of the Del Norto
Triplicate, published at Crescent
JCIty. Cil revealed that Jackson
county came In for Us share ot
mention. It hnd been report el
thai this county had been omitted.
Pictures of C. V,. Gates, highway
commissioner, aiul Pin Scherer,
frullgro.'r. alo appear in the
' edition.
Why worry with faucets th.it
lenk? Why not Install faucets In
which washer doc not wenr? In
vest In a fa-.icet that relieves you
o worry and expense. A stylo for
every purpose. Made of best ma
terial nnd reasonable In prlco. Wlli
demonstrate. Address or call t
ro.tr of 326 South Oakdale, Med
ford. Seo J. A. Scott. 47
IjoTt for Pendleton
Following a short visit with the
S. II. Mender family In Central
PolnL Mis. Verne Kennedy relum
ed to her home In Pendleton laM
week.
Kl-ln. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Vftlley Fuel Co. Tel.
?' 34ttf
Hero from l-'Jiglo Point
List of visitors In Medford this
moral A from nelhborlnir local
Iflo.i Included Thomas Somplc nnJ
son Jim and , Ttudy Weiduuin of
Eagle Point.
Porsatrq bouquet for Junior
Prom. 60c. Phone S'.0-U 62
IJtliiim Mlimirel Tonljflit
A numlnr of Medford residents
lire planning to attend the mlnwtrH
hh interlocutor.
! Volunteer FlreiiK'ii Drill
.Member of the -Med ford volun-
teer fire department were KlvenOi-
Htructlnri last night at regular drill
in the use of rmlviigp covers and
other fire equipment, under the
direction of Fire Chie'Oftuy 10 1 Hut t,
Hssisieri by Harry KJnibargpr, cTp-
tain. The votumet-rs meet on the
first Monday evening of every
niontiv A
See Itrill'B Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. tf
Arlisl Know ii lMiilly
jhe cover on the current Issue
of Sunset Magazine, published it
,sn lra nciseo. whs painted' by
I Frederick I ladilysman, former lo-
j ci.l resilient. ,l l
Duddysman lived
.liicksonvllle sevei-nl van ra nun
Medford t ( attended h mil In Medford.
f lie Ik 'ow a resident of San Fran
I clsro.
Oxy-neetyleno welding, brazing,
cutting. N. V. Obit, W4 S. Bartlett.
Seoul .Meeting Soon
Ashland Is to be (hp host city
for tho spring meeting of the Cra
ter Lake council. Hoy Scouts of
America, to be held Thursdny, May
15. An interesting dinner program
Is planned rnd members of the
business, .social and civic organiza
tions are being Invited to nttend.
A good representation of leaders In
the community life of the city is
desired so that the delegates who
will attend from Grants Pass and
Medford may he properly enter
tained. Ashh.nd Tidings.
Summer prices on wood and eoal.
Luy now nt our special May deliv
ery prices. F. E. Samson Co. 50
Visitors Permitted Now
W. It. Mullock, former Washing
ton school janitor, who underwent
his second, major operation two
week.1 ago. was removed to his
home, 6 1 5 Columbus avenue, last
Sunday and has shown such Im
provement that he can now receive
visitors. Me hud been a patient
at the Sacred Heart hospital.
We are offering a number of
work nnd saddle hordes for sale
cheap. C. C. Hoover, Tel. 01)7-11-2.
4tf
Field Man Visits Tlero
George N. Taylor, field man for
Albany college, visited the high
school this morning, and talked to
the senior class, concerning the col
lege. Mr. Taylor Is tnklng the
place of President T. W. Mlbb, who
Is in charge of preliminary work
on the new gymmiHlum at Albany
college. , ,
TTemstitchlng, plcotlng, plea tins,
button making nnd hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 2571C
Among Mm CaMfornlaiis
Guests r.t local hotels today In
cluded tho following from Cali
fornia: Lcona Month of Shasta
City, Don Selberg of McCloud, M.
and Mrs. W. 10. Kngstrom of Santa
Monica, It. A. Mcltain and K. W
Nelson of Long Meach, Fred White
of Chlco, V. D. Anderson of Sac
ramento and C. 11. Gertridge, C. L.
Hatlunk, Kenneth Hayes. I). J.
Wtmdiwo nnd F. 1). Amike of Sun
Francisco.
Corsago bouquets for Junior
Prom. 60c. Phone 3110-L. n2
Festival AllractM Schools
The music festival to be held !n
Anhtand this week under the mi"
pices of the Southern Oregon Nor
mal school, expected to attract IliO
t dent it; from southern Oregon and
northern California, will have rep
resentatives from tho following
Jackson county schools: Medford,
Ashland, Central Point, Phoenix,
Derby," Evans Valley. Gold MIL
Howard. Mutte Falls, Rogue Mlver,
Griffin Creek and Independence.
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
lots of mill end blocks. Medford
Fuel Co., Phono C31. tf
Arrive from South
Fred Mend of Sacramento, mem
her of the California Fruit Ex
change, accompanied by Alton
Standlsh of Sun tn Clara, arrived
In Medford this morning to (ran::
ret business relative to the Pacific
Pear council with local fruit men.
10-in. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
78. 344tf
Will ls'ivvo for Portland
Italph Pulley, high school fac
ulty member, will leave- tomorrow
for Portland whero ho will join
William Dougherty, Oregon cham
plon orator, and accompany the
latter to Seattle to take part In the
Pacific one finals of the const I
tualonal or atoiical contest.
Phone nil humane calls, Police
Station, 854. 13lf
Siatlmi (H'ns Monday
The new sub-post of flee station
will he located at the Medford
Mookstore, 34 North Central ave
nue, beginning Monday, May 12.
Mrs. llessie Dewey, who has been
In charge of the station at ltua
sell's department store for some
time, will continue to serve the
public at the new location.
Haircut for men, women and
children are still SOc tU Highway
Barber Shop, 45
Swlgnrt In Kan IVam-lsco
C. A. 01gr.rt of this city !
spending a month In San Francises
uttt-ndlpg to business interests.
Pynge's dance. Wed. and Snt
Dreamland. Gents 75c. 45
Attend .Meeting Here (g)
Young Prut her and Mr. and Mrs.
Wood of Klamath Kails were
nnujnff aithomb from other cities
w Wi auemteii tne convention or
diUKHists held at Hotel Medford
last night. O
Dry kindling $2.50 per LqI. Val
ley Fuel Co., Phone Tfi. tf
InnlHH't Mall Tribune Plant
Mrs. Mary Lowe, guardian of the
Crater Lake Camp fire Olrla of Tal
ent, Alias Kdna Wlseley,. a sh in tun
guardian, and 16 of the ' Campfir-i
Girls were in thia city Monday in-
j spectinK the plant o the Medfprd
j Mail Tribune, watching the press
; and other machines In operation.
Club Meeting Tonight 1
! Members of the Huslness and
j Professional Women's club are
j urged to attend the meeting at the
, complete plana for the state con
j vention program. Members of the
, banquet committee of the Grants
! Pass club will be present to work
with the local committee.
Cuing to California soon; wilt
take a good driver for company,
over 21 yra. old. Itox O, P., Tribune.
. 4fi
Kinei-iibl lIHor Known Here
Vinton Hall of Lakevlew. chosen
to succeed Arthur SehoenI of this
I city a editor of the Oregon Daily
! Kmerald, newspaper at tho Unl
I verslty of Oregon, is a nephew of
Court Hall of Medford ami Js well
I known here.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Vashion Shop, 424 Medford
Mldg. Tel. 1181. tf
Transacts lluslntWK
W. H. Day, representative of the
Now York Life Insurance company,
is ip this e?ty from Eugene attend
ing to business matters and con
ferring with local representatives.
iPhonft .145. Wo'll tinol nw,.
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
B37tr
Motor to Fish like
Wilsie Prultt and Glen Brenner
left Medford this morning for Fish
lake to spend the day pulling out
trout. They went equipped with
plenty of blankets, which weather
conditions hero Indicated will be
needed.
The Pensley'a new stoudlo now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
tf
Council Meets Tonight
Kegular meeting of the city
council will be held at the city hall
tonight. .Several matters will be
presented by different organiza
tions of the city for consideration
of tho city dads. Representatives
of the Ilumano society are ex
pected to appear before the body
Let mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Hldg. Phono 193. tf
Mattlson Leaves
Alan Mattlson, former member
of the Copco engineering depart
ment, left last week to take charge
of building a line for the Mountain
States .power company at Kalispel',
Mont,. Mr. Mattlson was employed
last summer In building tho new
Copco line No. iiU which extends
from near Rosoburg to Marshfteld.
Copx Forenslu Final
Hall Miller of the Roguo River
divsion won the 'finals of the 1?30
speaking content held at the Copco
general offices last night. Three
divisions of the company's system
were represented in the final con
test, the other two speakers being
Carl Pyles of Klamath and Lre
Purton of Siskiyou.
Daily Meteorological Report
May tt, IWIlO
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday fair with rising
temporal ure.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed
nesday; rising temperature In In
terior Wednesday.
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Local Data.
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Temperature (degree) ,1H 43
Highest (last 11! hours) Ii3 5!)
Lowest (last 12 hours) 34 43
Itel. humidity (perct.) 13 K3
Precipitation ( inches).. .00 T.
State of weathep Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 4 2 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept7L
litL'y. 13.2S Inches.
Temperatures a year ago today;
Highest (la; lowest 34.
Sunset today 7:15 p. m.
Sunrise Wednesday, 4:50 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday 7:1 it p, m.
Observations "faken at 5 A. m7
120th Meridian Time
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C1TT.
liiiki-r Oily (10 o Itain
Hlxnuuvk R2 3'i Snow
UiiLso (!S 44 Kiiln
Dcnvor tt'i 34 I. iMy.
lv MhIiios - s clouily
ProHiiu lilt 48 C'lonr
lli'lt-nu Ill) 42 Clomly
Ijim Ant'lea .... 04 fil! rltar
MnrHhfipId C8 3S Cloudy
t'hoonlx 112 4X Vlrnr
roitlnml 68 44 1". Cily.
Rod Muff .08 r.O )'. Cily.
UtiHVbui'i; 56 42 1'. IMy.
Salt Ijiko 60 42 Uuln
Sun KrimciHco... no 4 li cieur
Siinta Ki 4S 30 V. (.My.
Si'illtlc 64 40 Itnln
Spuknnc il.s 4rt cloudy
Walla Wnila .... To 4S fluudy
WlnnlpeK 42 30 l. I'dy.
V. J. Ht:TClllSON.
.Mt?looroliKltt.
I
ClniwtftM ndvertmnv irets rosultl
TOO LATE TO CUkSSIFT
KOll HALF. Furniture. Ttuver as
sume1 payments. 412 North lvt
Phone 74r-J, 4fif
KOll SALF.3-12 tractor plow, 1
harrow, nteo young team, wagon
and harness; cheap. J. F. Ctould.
OoM Hill. 4?
LOST lftdy'a purae, Monday, hp-!
twocn I'hoenix and Mrdforil. !:,-!
turn to Oregon Hotel, Ashland. !
Ki'wanl.
WANT TO lifV S-Wiiy prniind-!
han.l ulkv 11"W. I, tl. Ho jail,
.Mcilf.ircl. 4j
HARBOR ACTIVITY
TOLD R0TAR1ANS
I
BY A. H. BANWELL!
Work being accomplished hy the
Southern Oregon -Northern Cali
fornia Uevelopment company was
reviewed to members of the local
Rotary club at the noon lunc:ieon
nt Hotel Medford today hy A. H.
Bamvell, secretary of the company.
Development of the Crescent City
harbor was the topic to which Mr.
Ban well devoted most of his
speech, covering In detail the re
cent hearing held In Crescent City
attended by representatives of
cities reaching from Port hind to
San Francisco.
The organization promoting the
development of the harbor, Mr.
Ban well stated, is receiving more
publicity than any other on the
coast. The amount of interest each
city Is taking In the project, he
pointed out can be discerned thru
reading the columns of the press.
Iv. I. Uazey, who plans to leave
this city soon to accept a new po
sition In San Francisco, was called
upon to give his reasons for de
parting. Resignations were re
ceived hy the club from C. A.
Swigurt. Louis B. Humphrys and
(ilea Jackson.
Mem hers of the club voted to
instruct the delegates to this year's
convention to work to tako the
1U3I convention to Belllngham and
to try to bring the convention of
secretaries and presidents to Med
ford In August.
TALKED 'AT - MEET
A joint meeting of the I'acific
Pear Growers' council, and the
Winter Fear committee, was held
this afternoon nt tho Hotel Med
ford, for the discussion of "mu
tual problems," and plans for the
coming season, with- David K.
Kosenherg, president of tho Pear
Growers1' council presiding.
California districts were repre
sented by Allen M. Stand ish of
Millpitas, Calif., nnd Fred Head
of Sacramento, both representing
the San Jose district.
Among the valley growers anil
shippers at the session, were Harry
Kosenherg, Pr. George Deane, and
Weldon ltlddle.
Druggists from Klamath - Falls,
Grants Pass, Ashland, Chiloquin,
Central Point and all other sec
tions of southern Oregon met in
this city last night to attend the
buffet supper and conference
called by McKesson's Pacific Drug
company at Hotel Medfo.rd.
, Following the supper an address
was given by 1 r, G. Woodruff, rep
resentative of the McKesson ser
vice on the Pacific coast. A story
of the history of the McKesson and
Itobbins company, which was or
ganized in 1 S33 was told along
with a review of the groat merger,
which formed the present service.
WASHINGTON. May G . (A)-
The aggregate resources of the
7310 national banks in tho United
States, Alaska and Hawaii were
$27,34,4!tX,lH0 on March 27.
John W. Pole, com it roller of
the currency, announced the fig
ure today.
The total was a decrease of
$l,fi33.!lKr,(lun since December 3,
tho date of the preceding bank
coll.
MEDFORD
MONDAY
North Central Ave.
SBflRNE
CIRCUS
rAnu I na AAUijni j rf-u 1 1 .'is-.'; .
rcnfit the
PAGEANT OF PEKIN
GREAT GRETONA'9 SENSATION
AL EUROPEAN HIGH WIRE ACT
Twice Dally, 2-8 P. M. Doors Open
1-7 P. M. Grand Stand Chairs and
General Admission Tickets on Sale
Circus Day at Jarmin A Woods',
corner Main and Central.
INSURANCE
AGENGY
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Momei
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 173-J
PEAR PROBLEMS
DRUGGISTS ATTEND
AREA CONFERENCE
BANK RESOURCES
SHOW DECREASE
May 19
GARBAGE DUMPING;
ON RURAL HIVAYS
HIT IN RADIOCAST!
j Unsightly Barbae dumps on nil
! Jackson county rural roads O nl
j lanes are doomed, suy those, work
ing on plans for the statcO.lde hitfli
: way cleanup to take place Satur
I day. May 10. Dumping trash uloiiK,
! Jackaon county highways must he
stopped, they say, and every eiion
is being made to see that it Is.
Uoads strewn with all kinds of
trash and tin can piles certainly
leave an unfavorable impression
upon the mind of the visitor. Mrs.
Lei and J. Mentzer, president of the
Medford Garden club, points out.
Rogue River valley is attempting
to attract new residents, but Hip
messy roads leading into ountry
districts surely keep many away,
she says.
Rural residents throughout the
state are sponsoring the clenn-up
move. They say they nre getting
tired of city dwellers using their
neighborhoods for trash dumps.
Many organizations are joining In
the move locally. Garden clubs,
granges, service clubs, lodges, coun
ty officials and others are helping.
Short talks are being given over
radio station KM ED this week by
local citizens. Mrs. O. C. Boggs;
C. K" Gates, member of the state
highway commission; Glen Fabrick
and Raymond Miksche and others
will speak on the clean-up move
ment. Hood River. Contract nwnnli'd
f.. C. Ilnldwin for construction of
sin.iinn lniildlnK for A. S. Kior.
broadcast THE NEWS!
VALUABLE
PREMIUMS
for ALPINE LABELS
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Model Bakery's
There , is a difference in
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ter there is rolled in
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For
Shortcake Layers
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15c
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111 W. Main Phone 103-E
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NOW
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Buy FOX SCRIP, the Ideal
Last Times TONITE All Talking
NORMA SHEARER
in "DIVORCEE"
Harry Langdon in
"THE SHRIMP"
4 DAYS, STARTS
A dramatization of the disappearance of Europe's
Financial Wizard
ELINOR GLYN'S
first daring love story. brot
to the. talking screen
Mat.
10 and 35
Eve. '
25 and SO
ARE DANGEROUS
WHERE TALKING PICTURES REACH PERFECTION
1 , Ends TONITE GARY COOPEE. with . -Mary
Brian in "ONLY THE BRAVE" .
Also All Talking Comedy PATHE REVIEW
"The Plumbers Are Coming" TALKING NEWS
Coming TOMORROW
A SPECIAL PRODUCTION IN
OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL
MUSIC WEEK
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JOHN ST. POUS
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MOTHER'S DAY GIFT
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FOX TALKING
NEWS
TOMORROW
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WLLILKJIt.
TALKINO
A cuperb dramatiiation
of the conflict between
the Classics and Jazz!
Admission
10 and 25
10 and 35
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