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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDPORD,- OREO OX, THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1930.
Iocal-and .
Personal
Aj)url(MiH Sills? Circulated
Merchants and local citizens are
warned to use caution In accepting
currency that bos a tendency to he
Micky. A number of these hlV
have been placed In cir!ntlon In
northern California and are be
lieved to he headed for southern
Oreson. They are printed on Kcn
uine hank note paper, but have
blurred portraits and smudgy
printing The ntlcky feelinj.' Is at
tributed to gelatine used In trans
ferring iniireflBionn.
iH-iivo for North Dakota
ICditor and Mrs. P. it. Trubshaw
of Valley City, N. . D who have
Hpent the past three weeks visiting
Mr. and Mrn. J. A. Mofatt and
family and Mw, Judith Haslieli.
lenvo tonight fc:r their North Da-1
kota home, stopping en route t- j
visit relatlveK in Tnooma' nnd So-
attHf. .Mi'H. IfiiHkell l the mother
of ,1r.H. Moffatt uml Mih. Moffnt:
the .sister of Mm; Tiubshaw. Mr.
nnd Mr. Trubshaw have enjoyed
their Medford visit and expect to
return here aain at no very dis
tant date.
V 11 tod Friends
Vivia.OVInHon of Portland spent
Tuesday In Ashland with Attorney
and Mm. M. U. Wilkin. Ml hi Vin
son formerly Jived in Medford,
Attend the Corbet meetlnK n:
Hotel Medford Friday, May 91 h, at
noon. Everybody, men and women,
invited. (3 47"
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I-et me write your fire insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg. Phone 903. tf
Work if m; on Trout Limit
Effort are continuing to cause
the Htoi gamlDcomrnlsslon to brln
about "reduction of the trout limit
at Fish luke from 15 to 10. In the
past the limit of 15 has been easily
criUKht and it is feared if fishing
continues nt the present rate, the
supply of fih may be depleted to
an alarming extent in the lake. lie-
portH hull rate that angling haa not
boon iuite ua good during the past
week, duo to weather conditions,
Ktna (On pie Will Wed
A marriage license was isatued at
the county clerk's office yesterdav
to J-Mwnr0 Fox and Christiana
Knight, both of Ktna, Cal.
. CorRngo (ho u qu eta for Junior
Prom. 00a Phone S8G-L. 2
Word ha been - received by
friends In the city that Itev. and
Mrs. J. K. McDonald are visiting
In ho Angeles ii'l expect to reach
Medford In about two weeks.
Washington Visitor Here.
Among the resldenta of ih
sin to o f Wash I ngton in Med ford
today werc. B. Iyon of Tacoma.
F. H. Pendleton of Everett, Mr.
and Mrs. H, H. Johnson of Van
couver and K. S. MeKnlght, P. W.
Harries. Thomas Miles and W. J.
Meyer of Seattle.
Hurry Brown Here
Harry Brown of the Electric
Corporation wait a local business
visitor from Portland today.
trutfon of the Httt ku
o., ih. ... wE1"?
,r
If intoresled in aviation, write
The Aero Flying Service, Box IDS.
Talent, Ore,, for Information, 4S
( Imperial Orchestra,. Cold Hill
every H. Dance till 2:00.- 41
Duart Crouulgnolo permanent
waves at' Uoseborough's Beauty
Nhop, 12 Ho. Central. Tel. 362. fi3
Hero from a Distance
Included ampng the guests at
Medford hotels from a distance ar
William Clrundlg of Danbury. Conn.
Jack White of Blngapore, Mr. anl
Mrs.' Frank Watson of Manhattan,
Kan., and F. O. Tanner of Clin
ton. la.
Johnson Motor N'orth
Mrs. Kthvin .lohnson of Cottfiff"
drove, who bay been, visiting In
this city at tiie home of Mrs. W.
11. Johnson, left today by auto for
her home, accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson of Medford,
Hemstitching, picotlng, pleating,
button making and hone mendlnv.
Handicraft Shop. 257tf
! V. Suiilnlu-lno- llinwi
Although t;ie mercury wn tak
ing a downward path at an early
hour lost night, residents of Med
ford opened their eyes this morn
log to see a ky devoid of smudge
smoke. r;louds continued to cover
the sky last night nnd orchardt.st:;
enjoyed an other night without
lighting .heaters to save the pear
crop. According to reports this
morning, not one In the HngueJ
Uiver valley engaged In the smudg-j
Ing ordenl.
Another big dance. Gold Hill Sat.
night. Dance till 2:00.
Dynge's dance Wed. and Sat.,
Dreamland. Gents, 75c. 52
Hailroad Man Hero
J. T. Wallace, representative of
the Chicago-Northwestern railroad
Is in this city from Portland con
ferring wiui local Hhlppers.
Dance every .Saturday at Jack
sonville. 4y
Don't mlsH the week end specials
at the Band Box and Shoe Box,
223 Kast 6th St. Hats tl.UH to $1".
Shoes 2.tlfi to $5.05. Marvelous
values await you. . 4S
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424' Medford
Bidg. Tel. 1181. tf
Ashland Attract Youngsters
The m ii.lc festival held In Ash
land today has attracted hundreds
of rural and city Fchool students
to that city to take part In music
events scheduled for today and to
morrow: The rural pupils were
reported this afternoon to he hav
Ing the time of their lives and tak
Ing d deep Interest In the activities
of the festival, under the direction
of the Southern Oregon Norm.il
scloh1.
We are offering; a number of
work' and nnd die horses for sale
chenh. C. C. Hoover, Tel. 0D7-R-3.
4tf
Biggest orchestra in the valley,
Hold Hill Sat. night. ' ;' 4fl
'Votaano Bonilw'' Dlsplnycd
Picked up on tho rim of Crati r
Inke, 'a 'collection of rock Is at
tracting attention ftt the Chamber
of Commar,eeV'-Thb' rook1 was mal
ten lava and vn thrown out of the
crater centtirleh tvo. The frag
ments ar small hut a card of ex-
pianatCnn '. twin " .forth 1'thafc the
"hem hit" gtft n large n 12 feet
in diameter. ' . :'
Meet .Harry, I Corbett, candidate
for governor, at-noon, Friday, May
lith, ati Hotel Medford. Merchants
lunch 60c will bo served. . 4 7
, ,10-Jn. greop pine, slabs, large or
small lauds. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7.0. v. '. '. ., , 844ti
Mm, flull rottinis
Mr. and Mrs. Cour HaU left
Medford yesterday by motor for
1-ttkevlew. accompanied by Miss
Pearl TInl!,'w"ho "han been visiting
In Medford for tho paH( week.
Phonn- 543. We;( haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Bervlco.
- v - 3S7tf
Another big danco, Gold Hill Sat.
night. Danco till 2:00, 4'J-
Tourist Travel Still Slow
Cool weather and tho faqt that
schools are "til! In session has kept
hack the flow- of tourist travel
through Medford. Quite ft number
of Callfornlans, Intent on fishing
trlpa In southern Oregon, havo
made their appearance' nnd have
found their way up the Hogue river
and Us tributary streams. Another
. muuth. in expected to se Hie travel
In fujl swing und not far from its
height.
Tho . Peasley's new stoudlo now
open opposite new,. Holly (heater.
... tt
For Sale Cut f;owors. Mixed
houquets a specialty. Also order
taken for corsages. Call at 326
South Holly St., or Phone fl90-L. RQ
r
Use
More
Milk
Products
f ; ',1
sn4 Piify MilkBread
such aa baked by Fluh
rr which contain a
greater portion of milk
products than ordinary
fyreadi.
A
I-et us haul away, your garbage
and refuse. Phone 542, City Sani
tary Service. 387'tf"
Ifl-In. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. j
7fl. 344tf
Ort'goiiluiiH hi MtHlfoi-d
Oregon hotel guests in Medford
include F. S. Anderson of Rose-
hurg. 1. W. Knight of Hubbard.
II. D. Poe of Kugene, Charles Hall
of Coos Rny. and the following of
Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
It, Grow, Jesse Jones, H. J. Johan
sen, H. C. Johnston, J. T. Wallace,
Mrs. Floyd J. Cook. Mr. nnd Mth.
W. K. Hibbard. O. A. Alderman,
IT. W. Brown, A., A. Hale, II. S.
Unmson, A. C. Brymnn, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Norton. Bob VanOertz.
It. B, Hanson, T. W. Kecnan, F. 1..
Woods, Ray C. Wilkinson and W.
F. Corning.
Reserve seats for "Pair of Sixes.'"
II. S. play, May 15, on sale at Cra
terian box office Frl. noon, 75c and
J1.00. 47
To Mako Alteration
The Hogue Ttiver Valley Canning
company will spend $200 to ulter a
boiler-room at Its plant on Front
street, according to an application
filed at the city building depart
ment yesterday. .--'- .
. All republicans are Invited to the
luncheon nt the llo(el Medford nt
noon, Friday, May nth, to meet
Harry L. Corbett, candidate for
republican nomination for gov
ernor. 47
Have More Itoom Now 9
The headquarters, compnny of
tho Oregon National Guard, lo
cated in this city, hns moved Into
new quarters, nt tho Armory. The
new location Is more convenient,
due to tho fiu't that. the wlro carts,
phopes and other equipment will
not have to he carried downstairs
every drill nitjht. The compnny Is
now on the first floor of the Arm
ory.1 "
Why worry with faucets that
leaH? , Why not Ipstall faucets tn
which washer does not wear? In
vent In a faucet that rolioves you
of worry and expenso. A style for
every purpose. Made of host ma
terial and reasonable In price. Will
demonstrate. Address or call 1 1
rear of 320 South Onkdalo, Mod
ford. See J. A. Scott. 47
Odd Votato J:tilbitcd
. A potato resembling tho head of
a hippopotamus was placed on dis
play yesterday through the cour
tesy of Its grower, H. C. Collins of
Central Point.
l(l-ln. green pine slabs, lnrgo or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
76. . - 844tf
Apple Thinning Hoii
A week from next Monday Is ex
pectcd to see apple thinning In full
swing tn the Roguo River valley,
and one of the most active seasons
in years is anticipated. The fruit
has a heavy set and If market con
ditions nre good, apples promise
to bring In an unusual revenue.
Pear thinning Ik also expected to
call for tho employment of quite
a number, of laborers, Chris Gott
lieb, manager of tho local branch
of the United tttatos free employ
menl uhreau, said today. He in
dicated the frecste of April dam
aged the Winter Nells and Anjou
crops to a smull extent.
See Riill Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fumlur anil nujo uouv
rooalrilitt. tf
Uwolveii HoiuhIiui Ulcmtiiro
The Chamber of Cqmmerue to
duy received advance literature for
the annual Pendleton Roundup.
which will ho held this year din
ing the latter pnrt of August, The
event had usually taken place dur
ing the middle of Se-plcniher,
Oxy-neetyleno welding, bramlng,
cutting. N. F. Ohrt, 114 H. Bartlott.
Si HI Seriously HI
Joseph Klum, who has been a
patient at the Sucred Heart hos
pltal for sometime. In still nerl
nuslv HI. buti Ih said to have Im
proved Rufftclontly to permit his
removul from the hospital to his
home.
Summer prices on wood and coal.
Buy now nt our special May deliv
ery prices. F. K. Samson Co, 0
Arrive from California
Cullfornlans nt Medford hntoN
today Included the following: C.
S. Ketley, Beverly HIHs; Mrs. .1.
Drton. Happy Campt U. J. Kyl
lingtnd, Oaklnnd; lona Booth,
Mt. Shasta City; Mr. and Mrs. K.
I.. MoClnln. Klmer Grace, Mr. and
Mrs. If. U. Oenry, 11. A. Klson, l.o
Angeles; Shirley Baker. Mr. nnd
Mrs. John W. liwton. Mr. and Mrs.
Smlthson. tleo. W. Hansen, T, H.
Johnson. 11. C. l4,onheck. Mrs. O.
Koonheck, Charles Henney, ArnoM
H. Uwn, A. It. Contello. B. H. Wl'
Hams and wife, K. Beaton, fl. I.
IVtzler. Knn Frnnclvo.
".Goml munlc. fine floor. Jackson
ville. 8.t. night. 4U
Klrnw Hat Krror ApiHars
Through an error an advertise
ment of the Campbell Clothing
pany, announcing that today,
Thursday, kas to be "Straw Hat"
day, apptMired in this piper. Be
cause of the uncertain condlt.on of
the weather a definite dale for the
straw hat parade and celebration
has not been named. A committee
is working out plans to be an
nounced hoon.
The Peasley's new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
tf
Goodyear Men In Mclfor
A. .V, Day, manager of the truck
tire department of the Los Angeles
branch of the Goodyear Tiro nnd
Truck company, P. .It. LaTourette
of tho Portland hranch of Good
year and Jack "White, territory
manager In southern Oregon for
the same tire company, were in
Medford today conferring with Id
eal dealers In connection with a
spring campaign for Goodyear
truck tires. . .
We specialize In radiator and
fender repairing at Van's Gflragy,
33 Ho. Bartlett. Phone 208. tf
Visits High Kcliool.
Prof. Graper of the Oregon
School of -Technology of Port
land, gave f-evernl Interpretative
readings beforo the high school
assembly yesterday afternoon. Fol
lowing the regular program, Mr.
Grapor met with tho seniors, and
told them of the school which he
represents.
Dance, tloia Hill Sot. night. 4D
Anyone who would like a bar
gain In a high grade banjo should
call at this office and inspect the
banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 25if
Painting Air Beacons.
I Joy d Klnca id nnd En rl Ha ns
eomh of Engln Point and Tom
Murrey of Medford comprise the
crew painting the airway beacons.
Al Durlin of Portland is their su
pervisor under tho IT. H. depart
ment of commerce, nlrwnys di
vision. GrantH Pass Courier. 1
Biggest orchestra In the valley,
Gold Hill Sat. night. 4!
Green fir stabs, heavy kind, with
lota of mill end blocks.. Medford
Fuel Co.. Phone 631. tf
HMMiks nt Hotary Club.
A. 11. Ban well, secretary for
tho Southern O r o g o n-Northern
California development association
motored to Ashlund this morning
to address the Rotary club of that
city at tho luncheon meeting.
Don't forget the 2 o'clock dance
at Jacksonville. Sat. night. 4U
Corsage houquets for Junior
Prom. GOo. Phone 3'JO-L. 62
Cruel Treatment AIIokvu1.
Cruul nnd Inhuman treatment
is given ns the grounds for a
divorce suit filed In circuit court
yesterday by Violet Rudy against
Fred Rudy. The couple was mar
rleiUIn Iduho In 11120. There Is
one child.
Dance till 2:00, Gold Hill Stil,
night. Best dance ;n the country.
49
Good dog for good country home,
ROc. Veterinary Husp., Jackson
Co. Humane Society. 48
Hit ul Ih Improving-.
Klmer Young- of the Owen-Ore-Run
Lumber company, whu un
derwent nn operation Saturday at
the Sacred Heart hospital on bin
hand, wan reported today to be
showing rapid Improvement.
Oreen fir slabs, heavy kind, with
lots pf mill end blocks. , Medford
Fuel Co., Phone C31. tf
2:00 O'clock dancing. Gold HIM
every Hat. Imperial orchestra, 4
Sustained Cufs In Crash.
Ray Daniel", operator of par
cel delivery motorcycle, sustained
cuts about the face and a badly,
lacerated finger- when he crashed
Into an auto yesterday afternoon
on North Bartlett street. The car
was driven by F. J, Newman.
Dry kindling 12.50 per load. Val
ley Fuel Co., Phone 7 8. tf
Dance. Gobi HID Snt. night. 4!
.J:ATLT0 CLASSIFY
FOR SAl-n In Phoenix, small
house, 2 lots, nice lawn; Chevro
i let setfaiv Box.74, PhoenUi Ore.
4!
FOR HAi,K Mutes: 5 years old.
dandy team: gentle and wMI
broken; weight 1400 lbs. each.
Tel, 735- v . 60
All piano Stop Sought
A petition numerously signed by
Ashland buslneas'inon was mailed
today to the United Airways, Inc.,
agreeing to . cooperate with the
company In the event It places
Ashland on its routo for passenger,
express and freight airline service.
The company operates out of Port
land und is making a survey of
Oregon cities to find out what
cities desire such service. Its rep
resentatives visited Ashland bust
week. tThe local survey was made
by the chamber of commerce thru
Its commerciul division. Ashland
Tidings.
Dance till 2:0(1.- Gold Hill Hnz.
night. Best dance tn the country.
4!)
L-ook at this Bargain price
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
real money savers. Hats 89c, $1.93.
$2.!I8 up to $6.08. The Kmmy I.ou
Hat Shop in M. M. Store. 4H
Context Attracts Interest
; Residents of Medford are al
ready working their brains trying
to think up a name for the motion
picture of the Ruguo River valley.
The contest with a prize of $10,
offered for the best title submit
ted, was announced yesterday by
the Medford Mail Tribune. The
picture to be used for publicity
purposes, will be shown for a week
in Medford before It Is released
to other towns. A pre-vlew at the
Crn teria n then ter yesterday was
attended by a group of local peo
ple, who were enthusiastic in their
praise of the film.
Meteorological ReporP
1!
May A, 193U
Medford nnd vicinity: Tonight
and Friday fair, local frost . to
iQjht; rising temperature Friday.
Oregon: Fair tonight nnd Fri
day, local frosts tonight; rising
temperature Friday.
Local Data.
Temperature (degrees) 48 39
Highest (last 12 hours) 51 40
Lowest (last 12 hours) 34 30
Kel. humidity (per ct.) 50 X4
I'reclpitulion (lncljes).. .01 T.
Stale of weather. .....Cloudy Cloudy
Total precipitation since Sept. L
11)211, 1 3.50 Inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest 73; lowest 30.
Lowest this mornln,g, 37.
Sunrise today 4:f8 a. m.
Sunset today, 7:17 p. m.
Sunrise Friday, 4:57 p. m.
Observations Taken at & A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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Bilker City 4i 38 Cluwly
Hlnmarck 42 94 Cloudy
HuiKe 4 4 3i Cloudy
Denver CiO 40 Cie.ir
lies .Moines 62 4(1 P. Cdy.
1'Yesno U0 42 Clear
llelen.i 04 4(1 Ituin
Luu Anweles .... C2 48 Cleur
.Mar.shfleld 54 34 Cloudy
I'hoenix 76 48 Cleur
Port III ml 64 38 Cloudy
Red Muff 64 14 Cleur
RoHelnn-g (l 34 Cloudy
Suit I,.'ike 62 34 Cloudy
Sun Francisco... 68 48 clear
Sitntn i-'e 56 4(1 Clear
Seuttle 64 40 Clear
Spokane 08 44 P. Cdy.
Wulla Wullu ..... 56 40 Cleur
Winnipeg 38 rtuln
nAirvrkj te.nafl J- Lyman S!,.i 1",'1
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I .Heelt to rel,,re di wu,,
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NJOY 1V1USIG
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the coiiirnvusy
May 8.
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HUTCHISON.
Meteorologist.
A $5.00, $10.00 and $15.00 group
ing of selected coats, dresses and
blouses are at Ethclwyn 14- Hoff
mann's. There Is nlso a 50 re
duction on model hats. ' 49
Wedding Bells
Ifa no longer necessniy to
at home to hear X in os 'n'' Andy or
any other favorite radio entertain
ers. The latest development 111
radio, a Ilo.HCll Auto radio, was
demonstrated In Medford today y
representatives of the Klectilc
Crliorutlon. Portland. US' turnlnB
the dials an one drives ulons excel
lent reception from various sta
tions is enjoyed.
II. W. Jliown. manaBer of the
Klectiic C'oiporutlon, of Portlunil.
und O. A. Aldernian,.u represi'iitn
tlve of the Hosch Auto Itadlo di
vision, .arrived In this city Wed
nesday night in order m demon
strate the portahlii radio to the
Palmer iMusic House. Members
of tho sales force and other local
persons were taken for drives so
thut the operation of the radio
might be demonstruted.
The cur with the Hosch radio at
tracted considerable attention on
the streets of Medford throUKhout
the entire day.
The new Auto radio Is battery
operated, using four Screen Grid
and one power tube. It "may he
Installed nnd removed without any
III effects to any part of the car.
George Hurnuni, of Hurnum's
Ciuruge, Is the first person in Med
ford to order one of the Bosch
Auto radios. The installation will
be made by the Palmer Music
House.
Mr. Brown nnd -Mr. Alderman
will he In Medford this nfternoon
nnd evening, and they have invited
anyone who Is interested in seeing
and hearing the auto radio to call
nt tile Palmer Music House tonight
between 7 ami y o'clock to enjoy a
free ride. '
Hundreds of Thousands in U.S.A.
. Demand New Kind of Salts
Keeps Von III (;"! "calili All Hi"
Time. Skin Clear anil Hotly
Free l-'roiu Fill.
Just think of It: these new, bel
ter and different sails were only In
troduced into A in it I en a few
months ago yet a host of Inlelli
getr Americans are beallhler mil
happier because of their supreme
goodness.
Kruschen Salts are the dally
health dose of millions of people
the world ovei they are the larg
est selling medicinal sails in ('.rent
ISritain.
(ine-balf teaspoon of Krtischen
In a glass of hot water every morn
ing gently but surely stimulates (be
liver, bowels and kidneys to healthy
elimination. .
Mut the six vilallingji ndrejit
venntlng salts l Kr,lsch(,n
than cause .,..,. ",
the man or won,,, ,vho
reVularly need have little f,
poisons polluting tl.o
Is the cauHo of many :u,yln!h
depressing Ills. ""-"H
One -bottle of K r tt .schema ,
Musts .1 weeli , ""Salt,
' 1 ""'a nut &:.
one bottle will prove . v, ,1
f t to people who have emlXI
i.uo. ocuoiiruos, ,,, gestlun
ousness. rheumi.tis,,, i ,'. "er;"
acidity ami auto iMtoxie,,,;,!'9"
Not only that bat one himi
bring about body activity- '!i
In energy, vigor nil nmf fc
spurkllng eyes and ZC
pimples and bleniiM,,., ,.r
Know all this yo oKht ,"" '
it. Sold by .larmin it ,2 ""
druggists Amen,-, """""M:
Quick Pile Relief
Io. Salves or Cutting
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
lots of mill end block. Medford
Fuel Co., I'hone 631. tf
Hansen Is Injured
Will Hansen, orchardlst "of the
south Pacific hinhwuy l'eKion, sus
tained a badly hruJuud arm and hip
yesterduy afternoon when a horse
jerked him over a two bk four
plonk while he- was lending- the
horse at his ranch.
AHkm Lena Armstrong. and Lester
HiKinbothaju, both': employes of
the Kconomy Groceteria, were
married last evening nt tho home
of the bride's parents at Central
Point. The couple is well known
In Medford and Central Point.
They were the object of many best
wishes and congratulations.
Pile sufferers can only get qulcK.
safe and lasting relief by removing
the cause bad blood circulation in
the lower b o w e 1. Cutting and
milves can't fin thin nn internal
remedy must be used. HEM-ltOlD.
the prescription of Dr. J. S. Leon-
hnrdt, succeeds, because it reniow.s
this blood congestion and strength
ens the affected parts.
HISM-IIOID tnldets ns sold by
druggists everywhere, have such ft
wonderful record for nulck and
lasting relief that .Inrtnin & Woods
always sell them with guarantee of
money-back if thev do not end nil
Pile suffering. y
Dynge's dance Weil, nnd Sat.
Dreamland. Gents, 7fic. fij
Imperlnl Orchestra, Gold Hill
every tlat. Danco till 2:00.
Want MiNlforil Information
Two inquiries from . England
and one from Germany were re
ceived by tho . chamber of "com
merce this forenoon inquirlrtg for
Information of southern Oregon.
Hudolf Pllarskl wrote from Berlin
nnd Llewellyn Williams wrote
from Manchester and Mary Dour
tier wrote, from Cumberland,' ling.
There were also quite a number of
Inquiries from different cities In
tho east. . t . ,-'' - '
Card of Thanks,
'We wish to thank our mn ny
friends for their kind expressions
of sympathy during our recent be
reavement and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Clarence Panke,
Vernon Panke,
Mrs. Itobert Hlmminuton.
' 47 . Mrs. Albert Stewart.
.
Argentina sent 3,340,40H dressed
chickens to the United States Inst
year.
mes
A , INSURANCE
2:00 O'clock dnnclng. Wold Hill
every Sut. Impcrlul Orchestra, -ill
(Itmrnntccrt hemstitching. . mm.
Cmhioxo, formerly with Sinclair'.!
Storo, now located nt 21? Beatty.
49
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Homes
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178- J
j Before turning
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Choose a Name for the
Rogue River Valley Movie
A moving picture, taken m the Rogue River Valley, yyill be shown at
the Fox Crateriari for one week, beginning May 11th. Scenic parts of
this film will be used for advertising the valley in southern California,
and an appropriate title for the film is needed. The MAIL TRIBUNE
will give $10.00 to the person submitting the best name for this scenic
moving, picture film. Every man, woman and child in southern Ore
gon is privileged to enter this name contest. See this picture Then
Fill Out, Mail or Bring to Our Office
Movie Title Editor, Mail Tribune, '
Medford, Oregon. ,;
Please enter the following title in the Scenic Moving Picture
Title contest: 0
My Name is:.....
My Address is:
Plainly write or print title submitted, name and full address.
Contest Closes Midnight S aturday, May 1 7
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