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MRDFORD MATL TRTmjNE, MKPFORP, OTniOOMj 1 FRIDAY, MAY,' i), WW. PAOLO THREW uvvuiw JU lltuliy ritnit. Yosionluy Snow IVIl' WVdiu'Mlay s O Seven liahit-s were oxumlixA .n Two I lichen uf .-snow fill Wort j the hahy clinic held yesterday at 'nusdMt at Lake of the Woods ami I Jacksonville by the cuunty Oealth .s stW on the ground, aeeonlin iieparunent wiui Dr. II. C. Wilson, to local reslrtents who wore at county health officer, and Mfss , lake this week. They reported th j i.uuii iisLiier, county nurse, in I charge. J hiker In Cily A. W. linker, reiescntative o the Union Pacific lined, hi in Mod ford today from ICuent. culling on local shippers und railroad rep resentatives, r '..;' fj jKince nil liohi Hill n,t"'o IJt'st ,,;lnce In the country 49' Tho Peasley'a new studio ' now open, opposite new Holly theater. tf ' Oreen fir slabs, heavy kind, with lots of mill end blocks. Med ford Knot Co., Phone C31. tf trip must be made by way of Klamath Falls and Involves quite a stretch of rouh mad. especially If the entrance 1h mude by the Fort U'ltun-itt, liHnk'in. 7. .10 j miles of exeeodiimly rouh road. , , ti,. f.,.. aAh luive not been bitlnir Kamplo Ballots Available . 1 in the lake, duo to loUI weather. Mudford and county voters ari . .. ... , - : reminded that sample ballots are Trial This Afternoon available at the county clerk's of- A trial In Justice court was ex ! fice and may be had at any time ; pected to be held this nfternonn for study and perusal. A bij vote! for Howard Hurner, arrested a few I is expected and city and rural resi- (lays atio by City I raffle orricer dents are ured to uso overv effort' T. H. Robinson for speeding Car Itmiks 1 Thnmas V. tfmit, Medford youngster, sustained u broken yesterday when struck by a car on West Main street. The machine was driven by K. K. lliadley. who stated In nn accident report filed at tho police station that tho boy ran out In front of him from he hind u parked car. 0E301 lonoE IOQOE 10E O D o to make a bij vote possible. Medford. WHILLOCK'S Golden Rule Grocery C. A. WHILLOCK, Manager No. 1 233 W. Sixth No. 2 117 N. Central WE'RE GROWING- THE GOLDEN RULE QUALITY FOODj STORES are growing in volume of sales each, month! We 'know the reason. Still there are f5 a few who think that by shopping around, it might be possible to save a few -coppers. But we are fum Missouri! POLICY- is not a few leaders priced low, but low prices ; on every item.' Our stores are arranged for SELF-SERVICE. We carry nothing but QUALITY FOODSi'at the lowest possible' prices. FREE DELIVERY ' INSIDE CITY LIMITS J If you're not already a Golden Rule Customer, 1 try us on your next order. .y.., c. t , v.; .... See Our Windows For Saturday Specials On Our Shelves : a Complete Stock of BORDEN'S QUALITY MILK Order Oronite Cleaner Now Saturday Is tlj.st day of Sale. Pine Lumber Co. 'aim 4S Look at this! Barpaln price Thursday, Friday and Saturday real money saver.s. Hats 89c, $1.9S, $2. US up to $(i.riS. Tbe Emmy I-ou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 4S Don't fot'Ret tho '1 o'clock dance at Jacksonville, Sat. night, 49 To Open laiiu-h Stand .Karl Norrirt left by motor this morniim for Guerneyvllle, Cal., 30 mlle.s north of San Francisco, on the coast highway, to open a barn burner lunch stand. lie will be located alons the Russian river, and is looking forward to n heavy tourist' trade. Jus before leaving, he told a number of friends he would cu-ry on a mail order busi ness if the demand warrants. Dance till 2:00. Gold Hill 'Sat night. Best dance in the country. 49 Corsaire bouquets fop Junior Prom. 50c. Phone 390-L. 6 ft nigge.st orchestra In the valley. Gold Hill Sat. night. ,,. 49 i ExptM'tod Bark Tonlnlit 1 11. G. Harding, internal revenue collector for the local district, I: I expected to return this evening i from Grants Pass, where he has been spending several days business. " i i I Dreamland. Gents, 75c. Dynpre's dance Wed. and Sat.. 5 Green fir slabs, heavy kind, .with lots of mill end blocks. Medford Fuel Co., I'hone 681. tf i.M.TlMOUl':. May '.'. 111 Gallant I'ux. win of Kir lial'.v.i'iur Inl, today won thr ."i0.0(Hi I'leali-" l Ili'NS at I'imll.Q. ili'l'oallilK tell i'f I the I. cm: three-year-oUls In train-,. ! Ink. ; Gre'en fir slabs, heavy kind, with; t'rark HrlKad; was secimd with lots of mill end block. Medford snow flake third. Gallant I'ux.' Fuel Co., I'hone 831. tt which carried Hie silks of Wil- I ham Woodward's lielair i"tud. went A jr.. 00. 110.00 and JI5.00 croup Ins of selected couts, dresses uJid j blouses are at KtheUvyn K.:lfofc mann's. There Is also tt 60 re duction on model hats. 4!l Two Marriage l.itvucs The county clerk's office yester day Issued marriage licenses to Julie Gray, 24. and Violet De- houwne, 20, hotll o Frejfno, Cn!., and to J. I'. Hollowny, 04. of Los .Mollnos, Cal., and lvichv Caldwell, 52, of Dryden, Wash. . tvAP0RATE' Golden Rule Stores Owned by Kogue River Capital Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at Golden Rule Grocery No. 3 in Geld Hill, Golden Rule Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Golden Rule Groc ery No. 5 in Central Point. 700 Store'Buying Power Reason AVe Sell for Less 2:00 O'clock danclnc, Gold HIM every Sat. Imperial Orchestra. 49 lltilldinu New Kalllng ' A crew of men are busy at' tho Savatfe . Rapids dam this week -bulldlnK a new hiBhway railing. Tho old one was torn down, and new posts and boards have been placed and when It. is painted will lie a creat help to the many trav elers who pass that way. Many, rods of new fence lnivc been added to the old which elves one a safer feeling when passing the dam. Grants PussCourier , : - ;J. Good dos for good country homo, 50c. Veterinary llosp., Jackson Co. Humane Society. ,; Imperial',. 6rh1i-a.'t Oiiidi 'ft ill every. Sat. Darico jtnr S :MQ . 4 LOGAL POPULATION FIGURE IS 11,02 . McdTord has a population of 11, 028, according to Information se cured today from a hUihly authen tic source. These figures will be officially confirmed within the week, it Is expected. The, preliminary, cojisus report placed the local population att 10, 847, irn incroase of 8S per cent over the 1920 cennus. , An extension pf time for a re check was granted by District Su pervisor J. H. Koke of Eugene, which ended a week ago. , The new figures show an in crease of 181 new names. The Chamber . of Commerce mailed In over, 200 names, but in Unofficial recheck it was revealed thai a few names were already listed. 'STRICTLY POLITICAL1 WASMIXOTOX, May 0. (JF) Secretary Davis wild In a state ment today that the criticisms of employment statistics made yes terday by Senator Robinson of Al'kanmm, rtho Democratic leader, had boon' 'strictly "political" in purpose. to the po.-st the seven to ten fa vorite Crack llrlgaile is (iwiictl by T. M. t'asslily, while Snow I-'lclu- ran In the silks of W. .1. Salmon. . , ' With Karl Sando In the saddle,, the great 3-ycur-old from the lie lair stud came up in the slrob-h; to defeat .I'ru'ck'-nrtgfldp by three tii:ii-t!ia of a 'Itngth.' Sn'owflak also came up Mtronj. Mother's Day Sunday is Mother's Day. We have a line, of ; Mother's Day chocolates at prices to suit every one. Come in and see these beautiful Mother's Day box chocolates. PURE MAPLE SUGAR ; We have a shipment of pure maple sugar direct from the sugar camps in Vermont. If you like pure maple sugar, you wiil be sure to like this. Order a five-pound pail. ; 7 ; . , , ; ; D REEVES TO OPEN 'rhroiiBh tho efforts of Allen, hnrtlcullural commissioner. Uor(;e I. lieeves. senior otymo!-' olst of the department of .asricul- ture, has been ' ohtalned to liPRla operations on control of the alfalfa; weevil In Jackson, Josephine and, Klamath counties. , j Mr. Keeves. who is p.lready i-l. tills city, comes here from Sa.t,v Lake City hcudquartors, lie Is a; siieclnlist. n the nlfafaeevll.anil win iijiry woric, 011 r intf, .ui ui; these countips', firiihdloto)y. ', , T)ry klndlliiR $2.50 per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phone 70. tf Dance. Gold Hill f-at. nlsht. 4d Dynjre'B dance Wed. ahd Dreamland. Gents, 75c. Sat., 62 To Give Awuy Flowers All flowers brought to the .Pub lic Market tomorrow at the request of the Medford Garden club will he planted aloni; the highways of southern Oregon. They will , no tilven to persons with property ad Joining tho highways, and If any are not Called for the Garden club will see that they, are planted. -All persons with plants to contribute are asked to brliiK them to the market today. WASHINGTON... May 9. (VP) l'rnsiilonl Hoover Intends to visit the national parks bf tho Itocky Mountain territory during tho com inK summer. Tho president, plutm to hcKin hiH trip at tho northern parks of the Yosemlloj valley souio time, durljm August. , ... -! ., Another hiij dance. Gold Hill Sat. nlttht. Dance till 2:00. 4!)' TUNE IN K M ED SATURDAY; MAY 10 1:30 .to 2:00 p. hl SENATOR Geo. W. Joseph E&publican Candidate ' . for Governor , Has an Important Message for Every Voter in Southern Oregon Snoiisort'd hv 0 " Gt. Joseph for Governor Club "Win. A. Dalziel, Secretary. Don't miss tho Week end specials at tlie Hand llox and Shoo Box, 223 East 0th St. Hats 1.98 to H'. Shoes f2.!ir to $5.05. Marvelous values await you; 48 Dance every Saturday at Jack sonville. :'' C'alirorniaiis In .Medford California residents registered at Medford hotels Include Hie follow ing: Jlen v. Larson. Mrs. T. Xool, Miss ij. A. Hoyden, Clin. N. Klaek. Morris S. Hamilton of San I'ran-1-Ikcii, T'ete Klelser. lilll Kel'Ktisill and Graham T. Youiik of Stanford I'lilverslly, Uufus II. Kimball f Palo Alto, Mr. and Mrs. II. Holler of Irf)S Anceles, It. W. Burrows nitd wife of 'Petaluma, Mr. and Mi. Geo. M. Stevenson of Siskiyou, Jllid Lnndln of Hollywood and Wm: or hpUjt Bacr4mento, -.,, . . .. i STORY 1 (Continued from Pago 1) NEAR TOTAL LOSS SAN KUAX'C'isCO, ' ilny .() With hut little hope of hiiccckV, salvage vessels today awaited ai opportunity to refloat the Klch-. field Oil company's tanker, ltlch-. fluid." which ran nKiound yester day In Drake s hay, 35 miles north of here. Two attempts by tho salvage tuK. ' MannRcr. to pull tho tanker free last nlKht, resulted in the breaking of the tow lino both times. t Captain Henry I.ee and tho 2" memhevs :n,f. his Crew were re moved 'from t thti tlehfleld" liy the ednM. fiiinvd' 'pfili'ol bunt, Sinitli, HI S- & W. PRESERVES '.It-' t We carry a complete stock of S. & W. preserves . and marmalades and for a few days we are making special prices in half dozen lots. There is nothing better than the S. & W. products. O n FOR SATURDAY Fresh Hbi Fresh Fruits and Vegetables parksvisitinfallWsptter Personal Attention i Prompt' Service D Phone 252 (OEaox GROCER 30 J i" )-')) "lrt',wi"?v ,).-j . -- w - .. .. rnone 4o&. 30E . 2?:ft0 O'clock danrinff. Oolrt HiH 'V-rt- Snt. Tmnorin Orrly.-'tra, 4'J 504 Unvcrs' Bid?., Portland, Ore.' our estimate always makes this new roof possible Under our special roofing service and our easy pay ' ment olan. anyone tilw can have nationally -known Cer-Q tain-tctgj&hingles laid right over the old roof. Let us estimate, today. Certain tced Shingles (Mificrnl'Stir faced) which nre &o easy to hiakt hefoii election nml often ho difficult often Impossible to carry out later, I will have hone of them, and ask no votes on tho basis of them. "Ah I way, mannm; Oregon 1h nmniiKlUtf u hie buslnesH. hat may eem wIho today mny provr unwip'a year, or two yenrs. fron today. I don't believe a cundfdM should he Klven votes simply be eauso he ntti ke this vote-Kettinp promise or that. You all know the value of campaign prom Hen, I think the deei.lon of the people sfiiuld rest on past porformnnrt rather than future promises, upon qualities of charnotef that ('an bo depended upon to tnke Oregon safely through whatever eontlltions may be confronted, rather ' than upon roseate pictures of a new mlllenium. if only this man or that is elected. . . Mr. Corbett made no attempts at oratory". Indulged in none of the usual political flattery nnd palaver, jtiHt talked In a simple, conversa tional way. hut there wnx no doubt that what he wald, and the speaker htmlelf, made a most favorable Impression iipon everyone present T Hen was n large, attendance- over 20ft men and women from all prti'ls of Jaekson county probab ly the larr't and most pnthuslastl crowd ' .?ver to attend a mid-day political luneheon of this kind In southern Orenon. Heeley Mall, fof-l mer PommnndT of the Amerlcin Kettlon. presided, nnd K. V. Carter of Ashland, veteran ,!anker and former speaker of the house at 1cm. Have a graceful Introductory apeerh. I'OKTLAND. Ore, May U (I') ftmory Ucst, under arrest for the fourth lime for prrHlslint; In nialn talninK his Kitiattcr-farm ' on the Klsh ('reek desert,. AS niilen 'imm of Ttoiii'htirK In the l;iiip((Uii 'Na tional fonrst reserve, was today sentenced lb six montlis In the countv jull, and fined jr.no. lie was Biven a fllay of CO 'dayH In which to move hi family and arrange his affairs. Uavis pleaded guttly to a charKe of contempt of court, .which ac cused hlm 'of contlnuini; to live on hi s'.luaitefW claim after being ordered off hv the court In lJiO '. -4 ' ' STORY 2 (Continued from Page 1) Iridlmli'ln! filmlumcntulu of liusi noH nml mil- relation li tli com munity," hi' muted, "! can feci ure our prolilonm will lo biiIvimI." Tho inajurlly of llio mornniB HOBBion wiib flvvntcil to tiiuiKiictlon of liuHlnuHH with rnportH by tlio Bccrotary, Mr. Welder nnd trccw- uror, W. II. HoiloH of JHlKene. 8.. W.' I.awreneo of . Portland, who wns Bcheduli'il to' rIvo the m.itn nddreBB. did not arrive until .noon .so blB.Blioecli wa poBtponed until the arternoon hcbxmio. I'-'D. H.TreVl lot Ahtrdnen, Wahh. who ha neon in the - laundry luti noBB for 4i yearn, wan en lied upon . Cef the details of our ' special financing plan Porter Lumber Co. 204 S. Fir St.-Medford to tell those peraoiid to whom Hie trade Ib newer, it few thhiKM about the liuslnCBB. The formation of mu ll an oruanlzatlon n tho Oi'eRon Laundry Ownern Hencflt and Pm teetlve OBHOClntlon wiib cited hy Mr. Trevls iib a went thlnK for yotiliK men. "All IniindrleB mo heneflteil t'hi'OUKh the meetlllKB," he Btnted. "I always havo felt lilndly toward the liiundrymen of Oregon 'und 1 aiii'iflml to lie 'here mid hope to attend tho next convention." v Other' InhndrVmen enlli d upon for comlnentB were: Don HoIiIiikoii of Pendleton, Carl Tleld of lOUKene anil A. 1.. Klmpnon of Couullle. Mix'i (alironilaoK At llrilll'the inei'tlnR ndjotli'lii'd to liioel the train on Which the ( eallforliln delegation arriveu. i niB j affernoon'H prOKrani 1b 'composed of the folIowliiK numhers: HcikIIiik Kathryn Kubrick; boiik by tho crowd and a forum on tho HUbJect of "Helling Laundry Hervlco," led by tho northern California laundry owners, ami Mr. Lawrence's ad dress, s Women In attendance wero'- KUests at luncheon today of the Medford DomcHllc Laundry. Tho list of members present at-i today's sessions includes: Will ll: lloiles. lOuKolie; 10. L. Wlcder nni( Van NVIeder, Malcin; Al Simpson ami Lowell Hlmpson, CoiUlllel'( iolinld T. Uobinson, Pemlletou;. W. Kroil ilarrls, Albany; K. VV Knofel, OrcKo'n City;; Wirt WrlKht, Ashland; Carl A. KloldJ; KuKene; Harry A. Clover, p. C. linker und Jiiskett Maker, Hosc Imii-k; V. 10. French, tlrants Pass!' C, tonnott,',C'orvaIlls: J. r., Wcjss, Ward, "klumuth' Kails; inmes A. BlurjUl tlen iCnblJC.'', A. ,1, .uhlis- ton, K. K.'lloppcr arid L. A. 'Mnr don, Meiirold. . ' '. The Oallfornltt 'deloKatlon" Is composed of It. V. Smith, L. V. Tlomann, l-'rnnk J. lluebsch und Chas. 11. llufroril of San Fran cisco; (Icoi'ko l''eri;uson nnd W. II. Crowley, and Camlllc Callou, Oak land. "They wVrn nccompnnied by Is. T. Ilatzlioff of New Yoi'k. Other visitors registered are' Mrs. Tints. (leoi-KCS, Walter J. Hoots, (loorge Pohl,, Alfred Os nilllld. Mrs. (lehi'Ki! Pohl, T. ' W. Liiwro'nc'o 'nntl Ttion. T. Oebrges ot Portland;' Mrs. .1. Jf. "Weiss, Tho Dalles; John McCunniff, A. Mnc nulny nnd Mrs. J. T. McCunniff, Senttlo nnd D. It. Trovis, Aberdeen. A banquet will be held at Hotel Medford ri 0:30 this evening to complete 'tdduy's progrnm nnd the convention vlll open nRnln at 10 o'clock tomorrow morninfr. Tho women will 1o luncheon Ruests to morrow of Mrs. Kaluicle. .Cads will bo enjoyed during tho uftcr-'noon. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt KK.VT June I, 5-rOnm tin furnlsheii bunKaloW; uns rnni nml water heater. 1023 West lith St. tVAVTEI) I'hree men to train for jobs In electricity. paylllR from $30 to J'200 (icr week. Applv Mr Andrews, Hotel a rand. c 1 WAXTHI) .10 horses -or cows to onsture. or SOU sneep: i inn oi. Phone John llolmer, 1.1 1. 4'J HKHinl C'oiiiinuiilcitllon Medford Lodae No'. 11)3, A F. & A. M., Friday. May !th. II p. m. Work In th Master Mason degree. Dinner W'ill be served In dining room of lO'l. hnll promptly nt 6:30 p. number of out of town Kuests who nre connected with the airmail service have been especially Invit ed to be present and witness the ceremonies ns two enndidates are airmail pilots 'on the. Pacific Const line operation between Hc attle nnd Los Anfrelcs. The mem bership of the lodc Is urged lo he present nnd participate in Work. Officers nnd members of ' valley IoiIkcs are cordially Invited to" present. The work will he exem. pllfled In the nster Mason degree by a special team. Visiting mem bers welcome. H. .1. FIKLD, C. M. llol'STON. Secv. W. M. 4f FOK SAI.R 0 ft. track and J fork carriers and trips, harpoon fork, i'hone John lienor, 134. FOIt HALK Hmnll Kood condition, after 0 ! m... 1 TO" sprav rln in i'hone 10'i7. 4!)' WANTIOD Itntehet setter foi smnll mill, chaurfky. 2'"- l'"''-'1 Natl. Hank. to LOST Tteeently, smnll vntermnr. Pen. Liberal reward. Cull 'JUL Foil PALI; K.vcnniilc revcrslbl outboard motor. Chcup. O. V Myers Co. OOOl) VHKn CAIIH c This does not mean junk, hut Inte model cms with very little mlle ftge. lifin l?nrA Town Sedan. - Oldsmohlle Mndntl Redniwl 12H Jst Series Kssex Sedan. 19 27 Kwex Coupe. Jfls fsex Conch. Dodge Coupe. iltMSTItO.Vd MOTOllS. INT. 101 S. Itlverslde ft I SAT. SPECIALS ' Cinnamon '.'v.. .. Rolls Reg. price 20c doz. Special Sat. 15c . Milk Bread 100 WholeWheat Excellent Meat Makes a Good Meal Better Let Us Meet YWr Meat Needs FANCY WIIODiv ISLANDfKBl) FRYERS i iand m:m , . JfAIUMTS.. , MIUvFKU HA MY HIOMF ;;,:. MIJjK VKD VEAL ,f x iSJMMNdLAMI? i ( ;f,'II0IC'M HJ'IEK J 1()M;E Hliy AR CUUKI) UACON . i I. i i i MAdON, JjEAN , : ; i! , COKNiFED PORK:. ' HAM PADDIHS- : ,. ALl.-POUK LINK SAUSAGES VKAL LOAF READY TO BAKE IIOMK JIADK WIENERS ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS 3 for 25c MIC, Try Our Butterhorns Plain, Pineapple, Fig 5c each; 6. for ......... .25 Cake for Strawberries , 10 per layer ELECTRIC BAKERY New Location " 211 W. Main Phono 1171 1 SPECIALS I'iK'Ol! SqiiaiVH, 11). Fi'vi'V Delicious Hams, lb. Swift's Freinmni Hams, lb. . Nfcort Wilw of Rcf, lb Iianil) Stew, II) Short Shank Picnics, lb Shoiil'lei: of Liimh, Jb. a 18 32 16 15 23 Fishermen: We have fresh salmon eggs ECONOMY Meat and Fish Market 206 E. Main Phones: Meat 46; Fish 26 and PEOPLE'S MARKET ECONOMY GROCETERIA NO. 2, W. 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