Tocal and
'Personal
Boy SiduIs at Work
Thirty Boy Scouts, under t he di
rection of Fire Chie." Elliott, net
out thin mornlnB to check up on
Medford property ownera to deter
mine whether their yurriH need
leanlnc Yard found In need of
elcan-up work will bo the cause
for the scouts to lelive a ourd with
the ownei-H, urKlne. thorn to coop
cruto with tho city in IIh annual
clean-up rumpalnn.
Promoted' to 1 1 lull Position
Iiruce Moffatt. n nu-mher of tin?
Medford unit of the Oregon Na
tional Guard for sometime past, hy
npcclnl government order. haa been
promoted from the grade of er
' Ream to the grade of second lieu
tenant. Mr. .Moffatt Is recognized
as having outHtandlng military
uuallrlcatlouH and has always taken
ti deep interest in Oregon National
Guard work.
;uchIh from a DUtaiici'
Included among the hotel suests
from a dlstnnce in AledCord ore
Oeorgo Reeves. .Salt I-ake ntv,
Utah, and J. 8. Hatzkoff and .1. K.
Cardon of New York City,
Imperial Orchestra, Gold 1 1 111
'every Sat. Dance, till 2:00. 49
Visit Grant I'nss
Ilnlph Cowglll and T. J-:. Danlel i.
businessmen of Medford, were In
Grp.nta 1'aas Thursday. Mr. Cow
frlll has recently returned from a
trip down the llogue- river on the
trail from Oallce to Gold Heacll.
He la special investigator on the
llogue river for the state. Grants
J'aas Courier.
If you give Mother candy for Mo
ther's Day, ho sure that It's the
best. Itoxes specially packed to suit
the Individual. Tho Crest, South
Central. 60
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Merrill of
this city are moving from their
homo at Ashland lo Medford, where
they will take up residence on
Holly street.
Another big dance, Gold Hill Hat,
night. Danco till 2:00. 4'Jt
DroMHiiialtlnK "d rpmmli'lljiK at
tho Fashion Shop. 424 Modfont
phlff. Tel. 1181. tf
Allium) MoiMlnir Tmhty
The nnnual nicotine of the Clrow
pi'h' Kxchunne wuh Hchedulod to he
held this afternoon.
Yellow nnd blue, bulb irln for
nale; iipeciul for -Mother's Day.
Call curly ns supply Ih limited.
Phone 31IQL. or rail at 325 So.
Holly. 43
Dry klmllinK $2.5(1 per loud. VnU
.ly Fuel I'o.Phono 7C. tf
lilMt Oil BlIsllM'KH VMf '
Captain Kenneth Itlonm of Al
bany, of the state traffic depiirl-
ment, left this forenoon" for his
upstate head(Uarters, after spend
ing A few days in Medforrt attend
in)): to official mutters. Captain
If loom had visited eastern Oregon
points and comes to Medford at
periodic Intervals. He announced
one or two chanRos In the person'
nel of tho traffic department for
thin sect I oh of OreKon,'
For Sale Cut flowers, Mixed
bouquets a specialty. Also orders
taken for corsanos. Cull M 3.'
South Holly St., or Phone 390-L. 50
BlBKOSt orchCHtra In tho vnlley.
Gold II1U Hat. nlKht. 40
Hark from Y mutton
After spend in tf two weekH In
California. Kioth HniiKhman has re-
turned to resume duties nt the
Farmers and Fruitgrowers hank.
Hp1 went south to take a picture of
the sun eclipse last month, nnd re
ported he took n- exceptionally
Kood view. Asti'oinmiy nnd sol.ir
study are two of his hobbles and
two years nno he spent a year in
South America ninklnir a study of
solar conditions Sar the govern
ment. Have you seen the lovely boxes
of enndy for Mother's Day nt the
Crost, South Central? 50
lfl-ln. Ki'pon pine slabs. lai'K" or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7tl. , 344tf
Spokane Visitor Mere
Miss Paberewskln of Spokane
was among the visitors from tho
state of Washington In Medford
today.
Mother's Day dinner, chicken and
turkey. Amy's place, Jacksonville
no
D u a r t CrnqulKiiole permunen:
waves at Hoscliorouiih's M e a u t y
Shop, 12 So. Central. Tel. 3fi2. 53
Plants Given Away
. Many plants, donated by the
Medford Garden club, were given
sway this forenoon at the city pub
lic market und the demand was mi
big that at times It exceeded the
supply. The market won busy -us
usual and among recent change t
the removal of the meat market
booth from the rear to the front
ftsrl of the building. Numerous
other improvements have nt.so been
completed and the market affords
a docldedly changed appearunco
from what it was n year o.
3:00 O'clock dancing. Gold HtU
evory flat. Imperial Orchestra, 40
1mer(nl orchestra, Gold H'll
every Sat. 'Dance tilt 2:00. 4U
Py Tnxc In Full
lie t ween Ra nnd 10 per cent (
the taxpayers of Baker who have
paid their taxes during the lat
few weeks havo paid them In full
despite the fact that they are re
quired to pay only one-half of their
taxes by May 5, William Pierce tif
.the tax deportment announced. i
For flolo--Mother's Day homitictt.
Old-fashioned nosegays a specialty.
Order arlyl 'Call at 325 South
Holly St. or Phone StfO-U 4')
Phone M2. We'll haul away
your refuse. Cl'y Pnnltnry Service.
$ 337tf
PAGE TWO
I-'lsli Ijikp Ih Altitlclion
While, the road to l-'lnh lake la
not in the best of condition, quite
u number of fishermen are expect-
el to make the trip to that body of
water tomorrow, rtix tunes or me
'roatl is in had condition due to mud
and ruts, and require careful driv
ing. A number of parties plan to
leave early tomorrow' morning and
return by early evening. Other
fishermen are planning trips to the
river and tributary streams, where
flsbig is said to lu.ve improved
over last Sunday.
For Sale Special on old-fash-
f loned nosegay and mixed botniuets
for Mother's Day, r.Uc to 1.00
Phone 390-1, or call 385 Hou'.h
Holly St. 43
The d'easley'fl new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
tf
Two Divorce SultH Filed
Cruel and Jnhumiin treatment In
alleged Jn a divuree eomplaint fll"l
In eireult court yesterday by Lilly
liell at;aln.Mt .lumen Hell. They
licve one child and were married
in Ii17. Hlmihir Ki'oiinds weje net
forth In a divorce complaint filel
liy HilHie iialnst Jchmp Storm. They
were married In 11113 and have m-v-eral
children.
Yellow and blue hulh irU for
Male; Kpecla) for MotherH Day.
Call early a supply Ih limited.
Phono SUO-I or call at 325 Ho.
Holly. , 411
I jet me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. TeiiKWald, FloU-l Holland
HWk. Phone J!3. tf
Meiironl lleallh Is .H.d
Only one (rase of scarlt't fi'Ver
was rej)orted hy tile city health
office for the past week and Indi
cations are thr t the health of Med
ford Ih continuing to Improve,
Bummer prlcen on wood and coal.
Buy now at our special May deliv
ery prices. F. 12. Samson Co. 50
iet uh haul away your Kiii'lmpo
and refuse. Phone 542, City Sani
tary Service. 3S7tf
Odd Couple Mil tried
A Filipino, Bins Maniuyac, 2K.
and Velma Connett, 17, both of
h'Heruinenlo. Oil., were married hy
County Jiidtfe Sparrow thi fore
noon shortly after obtaining a mar
riage lleenw at the county alierlff's
office. The couple were accom
ponied by the bride's mother.
flood music, fine floor, Jackson
ville, Snt. nlKht. 40
16-ln green pine sh.bs, large or
small loads. Valley Fact Co., Tel.
70. 3 4 4 1 f
Two Itiiildlug Applcittlons
An application for a building
permit wuh filed with the city to
day by tho Standard Oil company
for a grease ruck at the svrvlije
station at the corner of Fir and
Main streets. The work will cost
$1 000. Another application was
filed by C. W. Palm for a dwelling
on Court street at a cohI of J500.
Guaruutecd bcmtitchlng. . Mm,
Canoose, formerly with Slnclalr'.i
Store, now located at 219 Beatty.
49
See Itrill's Sheet Metal Works
for rudltftor, fender and nuto body
repairing. tf
lAft for Itcnrt Tmlay
AecMimpunied by Mls Helen
Fletcher of Grunts Pass,
ther Olson of Medford left this
morning by motor to visit Miss
O ru co -Schott at Bend over the
week end. .
Dance, Gold JUU Hat. night. 49
rxy - acetylene welding, hraxlng.
cutting. X. F. ohrt, 114 S. HurtlcU.
Two SclnndH ItlsiiiNsctl
The first of the rural schools to
be dismissed for the year were the
Itutlo Creek and tlatcbery schools
which closed their sessions tit's
week. Several more will close next
week.
Dance till 2:00. Gold Hill Sal.
night. Itest dance m the country.
49
Mother's Day dinner, chicken and
turkey, - Amy's place, Jacksonville.
' ' 50
Orcguiiliins hi Med ford '
Oregon hotel guests In Hits city
Include Mr. ami Mrs. 11. 1-;. Johns
und Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weed of
Klamath Falls. Mr, and Mrs. S. W.
I m w re nee. M r. a n d M rs. ( 1 . T.
Georges of Portland and Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Weiss of The Dalles.
Don't forget the 2 o'clock dance
at Jacksonville, Sat. night. 49
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
ots of mill end blocks. Medford
Fuel Co., phone K31. tf
Cuxtrt First Hallo!
F. M. Brown, deputy state jiamc
warden who is working in south
ern Oregon. Is probably the first
man In Ashland to cast bin vote for
the primary mt Friday. Mr.
Brown tool? advantage of the "ab
sent voter" privilege and cast his
vote, mailing his ballot to Port
In nil today. As he Is registered
a ' republican, one of tho numer
ous gubernatorial candidates bus 1
start, at any rate. This Is the third
lime as game warden he has cast a,i
abnt voter ballot. Ashland Tid
ings, Dance till 2:00, Gold Hill Sat.
night. Best dance in the country.
4:
GVeen fir slabs, heuvy kind, with
butt of mill end blocks. Medford
Fuel Co., Phone 631. tf
Call Torn la lintel Guc-t
Guests registered nt Medford ho
tels from California point Include
Mr. and Mrs. A K. Armstrong of
Santa Maria, Mr. and Mrs. 1- F.
Puter of Kureku, Mr. and Mrs, V.
J. Chrlstlnnson of lsiiKeles. Mr.
and Mrs. F. S, Anderson of Glen
dale. G. F. Dawson of Chlco and
Mrs. A. Fug gey, Mrs. J. DcSHNsUse
and Frank King of San Francisco.
H'pcesi mchfvra in the vallev.
Gobi Hill Sat. night. 4'V
Dynge's dance Wed. and Hut.,
Dreamland, Gents, 7c. 6.'
MEDFORD MATL
Orii'cr'H l.hi'nc KuM'iidil
Howard Horner, found guilty In
a Justice court trial yesterday after
noon of speeding, suffered the sus
pension of his driver's license for a
period of 60 days. He was arrested
by City Truffle Officer T. II. Hob-
Inson for speeding a motorcycle on!
West Ali.ln street. Kverett Anthon.j
who pleaded guilty today on a
charge of having nwltched tern-1
porary auto license stickers, was:
fined five dollars.
2:01) O'clock dancing. Gold HI'I
every Hat. Imperial Orchestra. 49
Dance, Gold Hill Sat. night. 4!
I rharivnrl FfrortH Faff
KffortH to lve r.n old-rashloueJ (
charlviirf to Air. and .lrn. Jester.
Hfulnhotham of the Economy f!ro,
ceteria last iiIkIu met with failure!
when the instlKators of the party J
were tinahle to locate the victims'
of their planned efforiH. The co-!
pie were married at Uie home of'
the bride's parents at .'entni J'oim.
Mi-k. Hlfflnbotltarn vviih formerly
M Ism Lena A rmstronff.
Dyne's dunce Wed. and Sat.,
Dreamland. Gents, 75c. 62
The peusley's new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
tf
Talks About Ccnsim
S. G. Mendenhall, at the Xew
Deathman, Is nullified with the
census showing of Medford, from
which city he registers. The cen
sus records show that Medford has
a gain of XS per cent ln the put
decade. Morning Oregoniun.
Another big dance. Gold Hill Sat.
night. Dance till 2:00. 4H
Dance every Saturday at Jack
sonville. 49
Dlultcns to Ha neb.
W. XV. Di nitons has returned
from Glendaic where he was en
gaged In some street light con
struction for the California Ore
gon power company. Mr. Dlnkens
Is leaving the employ of the power
compnny shortly to take charge
of his ranch In the Beagle dis
trict. Anyone who won ill like n bar
gain In ti high grade banjo should
cull at this office and Inspect the
banjo left here for sale; n saciiflc?
regardless of cost. 25tf
1 lemsl Itching, plcollng, pleating,
button making und hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 2 57 If
Miss Warner on llndio.
.Local mush? lovers wilt he
plcnHcd to learn that Miss llulh
Warner, BOpraho. will be featured
on next week's Copco radio pro
gram. This will be-Miss Warner's
farewell appearance In Medford
before her departure for the east.
lfl-ln. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
70. 344tr
t. We - Kpociuli.Q In ,-. rail tutor-, find
fender repairing at Vim's Guruge,
33 So. UuiMJelU Phone 208. f
(Rtportatf Dt rfMRien County Abttrwt Oa.
Iith Strot m4 CMbal AmwJ
Murrliigc IJimmihch
John Thomas Ottcrsou and
Km niu Louise I.effler.
William lOarl Silnger and Vivian
Arlene Monroe.
Donald If. Brittsan and Juanita
Brandon.
Herbert lOdward Anient nnd
Bertha Speaker.
W arren Weaver and Anna Sessn.
Alva L. Laws and Huth K.
Schow.
Circuit Court
A. Penwcll vs. Henry W. Hall et
all. Foreclosure.
State Highway Commission vs.
School District No. 59. To deter
mine damages.
J. C. Cass vs. J. D. Tresham et
til. Decree.
Glen V. Kohtnsou vs. John R.
Knight. Chattel lien.
Kagle Point Irrigation Dist. vs.
G. VI. Coroden et ul. Decree.
l.lllle Bell vs. James Roderick
Hell, Divorce.
Susie l,eo Storm vs. Jessie Miles
Storm. Divorce.-
State vs. H, H. Fulrehild. Non
suiMiort. Violet Hudy vs. Fred H. Rudy.
Divorce.
H. 1. t'luycomb as Claycomh
Motor Co. vs. Verne Dollarhlde.
Chattel lien.
Will (ieutry vs. F. W. Hellman,
J udgmeni.
Alice I ooley vs. James Dooley,
Divorce.
William Itussel Held vs. K. K.
Hiagg, V. H. Fitzgerald, Sara
Uuighllu as State Imluslrlul Accl
ilent Coiuuilsslon. For money,
Stnt. vs. 1 :2S ltuick troupe.
SelKure.
.Plei ce-Allen M o t o r Co. vs.
Frank Hill. Chattel lien.
K. K. Rails vs. Catherine Hudson
et al. Foreclosure.
Heal l:slHlc 'rralisfeiN.
Krederlek I t'haniplln. et al to
Art Inn- II. and (inue P. Clem
ents, deed to tracts as, all and 40
of Champliu sul. of sec. jr. I'll.
3.1 and 3H of twp. .Ill S., 1(. 4
W.. 10.
.ne. l.luyd to Katln-iine lltt.
W. I. to l.f.4 scivs In Nelkle and
l'ayne Add. lo Ashland. SI0.
olaf A. Hansen, et ux lo C. A.
KniKht, W. I), tu lots 111 and IS
In hlk. 2 In Kenwood Add. to
.Medloid, $10.
Arthur H. Clements, et uv
C. I,. Ihumtmmd. et ux. W. I. to
tracts. 3H, and 40. champlln
sil. of (K-e. 25, :i.". and .It. of
twt. ;m s.. R. 4. . n. .
I' J. Huher to t'harles J. -amp-Im'II.
et ux. V. It. lo lot 2. In blk.
1. Voder Add ti .Medford. $1.
City of .MedToid In Harry Hi y -ant.
el ux. W. I. to all of lot 12,
and the U S or lo( Is. In blk. S.
Conroy-Clancy Add. lo Medford,
til).
City of Medford to Walter Sev
eiin. V, I), to the V. 140 feet
of the xj of lot :. blk. I. amend,
ed pljtt of Itlveiside sub. to Med
ford. 1 II.
''"W'f -Medford to Kvervtt:.
o 0
'oeneral Kleetrlf oo-wl
TKIBUXfl, MEDFQfiD,
Trowbridge, et-ux, W. D. to lota
Hi. 11. 12, blk; 10. Queen Anne
Aild. to Medfold. $10.
City of Medford to, K. M. Nel
son, et ux. W. D. to lot 7 Jn blk.
1. Highland Puck; idd.f tP Med
ford, $10. , . , '.
City of Medford to C. J. Mc
Cuy, et ux, y. lJ. to land In DL'S
Ml, twp. 37 S.. R. 8 W.. $10.
City of Medford -to. Val J. Fischer,-
W. D; to lots 4 und 5 in
blk. 4, Riverside sub. to Medford,
$10-
City of Medford to Inez J,,, van
Dyke. W. D. to lot 4 in blk. 4.
Medford -Heights add. to Medford.
$10.
City of Medford to J. T. Davis,
et ux. XV. I), to lot 7, In blk.- 2.
Medford Heights Add. to Medford,
$10. . , ' .
City of Medford to E. H. Lam
port, W. U. to lot 13. In blk. Ji
Kendall's add. to Medford. $10.
City of Medford to June Kent.
V. D. to lot 5 in blk. 14, Jmp
rial add. lo Medford, $10.
City of Medford to Everett G
Trowbridge, et ux, V. D. to land
in blk. 3, Huit'b Add to Medford.
$10.
City of Medford to Walter G.
Averill, et ux, W. D. to land in
DIC 89, twp. 37, S., H. 2 W., $10.
Clarence C. Cartwright, et ux,
to H. C. Witham, et ux, W. D.
to lot 2 in blk. -1, Medford
Heights add., $10.
Herman D. Powell, et ux, to
Anna Buds'. W. D. to lot 10, blk.
7, Shady Cove unrecorded sub.,
$10.
K. A. Settlemire, et ux, to Geo
Fads, W. D. to lot 9. in blk. 7
Shady Cove unrecorded sub., $10
City of Medford to Xyduh Neil
W. D. to lot 5 In blk. 3, Rose
Avenue add. to Medford, $050.
City of Medford to .1. 11. Issott,
ct ux, W. D. to lots 14 and 15 in
blk. 1, Conroy-Clnncy add. to Med
ford, , $10. . ;
J. A. Morto nto Mt. Rue
kadewig. W. D. to the NW of SW
of sec. 4, twp. 35 R. 4 W.. $10.
O. H. und Kvelyn .Johnson to
J. .1. Deakin. et tix, W. D. to lot
4 In blk. 51, Summit add., $10.
Jane Clark to H. M, Stenrud.
et ux. W. D. to the of W
of SK of NW and N Vfe of Kft
of SW. of' NW of sec 23, twp.
39 S., It. 1 10., $10.
John Labrler to Lucinda Peck
W. D. to a stri of land 370 feet
east and W ,11ml 120 feet N and S
off the IS. end of the E of lot
1 In blk. 3, Nlckell add. to Mod-
I ford. $10.
Big Pines IjUiuber Co. to R. E.
Thompson, et ux, W. D. .to- lot 7,
In blk. 1, Oak Grove sub. i to Med
ford. $10.
Samuel L. Mason et ux to John
Oliver Shoup et ux; W. J3. all of
Lot 20 in Block 9, Laurelhurst Add.
to Medford.
F r u 1 1 G ro w e rs Supply Co. to
Southern Pacific Co.: W. D, In Sea.
25. Tp. 40 S. II. 1 K.
Rudolph Kissllng et ux to J. H.
Stanley ct ux: W. D. IS1. of SW'Vi
and NW of SW H of Sec. i, Tp.
3U S. R. 1 W. : j t,
J. C. Buckmelster et ux tu C. It.
Helmroth et ux; Q. C. D. Lot 1 nnJ
putt of Lot 13, Block 3, Kenwood.
F. W. Scheffcl et ux to Jackson
County; w.-D. in U. L, C. 45, Tp.
37 S. It. I XV.
John Uxbrler to O. N. AVilson;
W. D. all of the N!4 of Lot I In
Block 3. Nlckell Add. to Medford.
G. C. Moore to C E. Moore 0:
ux; W. D. the Wtt of tract jf land
In Sec. 10, Tp. 34 S. R. J XV . '
Dwight L. Phlpps et ux in O. D.
Gibbs et ux. W. D. to the E'-i
of lot H, block 3, Gray's Add. to
Motlfortl.
J. C. Barnes enl to A. C. Tal
bot fcV. I), to lot 0. Hcnacres Suh.
T. J. O Hain to R. M. Mush W.
D. to SW of SIStf of Sec. 21.
Tp. 36 S.. II. 2 W.
II. M. Bush et ux to Clyde Han
son et ux. V. D. to SWVi of SICU
ot Sec. 2U. Twp. 3li S.. It. H W.
Clydo Hanson et ux to C. W. An
tlers et al.f. D.ito 3.7fi acres in
Sec. Twp. 6 S.; H) 2 W'j (
INSURANCE OFFICIAL
1ST. LOUIS. May 10. Roy
C. Tonmhs. president of the de
funct International Life Insurance
IN)., wan convicted today by a cir
cuit court jury for a Hecond time
on a chargo of Illegally issuing
stock of the company In connec
tion with Uh $3,500,000 crash.
ToombH Wo sentenced to anoth
er trvm of three years in the
Missouri penitentiary and fined $1.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt tlAl.K Kxeellent m-oeery
luiMlneHM which ho.4 been eleiirint.'
from $4000 to $rooo per year.
Owner retirlm: from lni.-dneM ami
l willing to sell Hollo worth of
flxlureM at ""'"r of inventory, and
uroeet'ies at !lo of cost Inven
tory. Thirf l a real opportunity
for Homenne. See t'harles A.
W'ltlK AKeney, Inc. ill
FOK HK.NT Mivy 13, l-rm. house.
flirnlMhed; hath. 340 X. Front.
50
HUH I'llA.VDI.KH tl'lke- I'nk
motor) touriUK. excellent condl
tlon. Insurance company re
poeKslon. WiU jieli for best of
fer. Phone l.'i:N. M. H. I'fltiK.
I'MIt liK.N'T Attractive home In
Siskiyou HfIkIiio; fully furnish
er; for suunuei' uionlhs. Phone
i t n . r.i
WAXTKDr-Wiirann who Is expert
cake and pie baker. Alunit four
hour por day. fall !l:. .'!
, , '
1"1K KAI.K 40 ui-i'r0 oodland nil'
a ereek and counlv road, fi miles!
from Medford: ,,,n ,tu. play1
for Imoiuindloff r,.H,.ra liil-V:
hejuttil'iil huihlins sue or won
dig)il opportonliy for an amine,
mem park. Address Damsile.
care .Mall Tribune.
Foil I1KNT ?-room apartment.
Ill N. Oakdnle Ave. M
KOIt S.M..2 Int. n Itelkeley
"-' new rtanleiiti.il iei'tlon.
heaullful Iree. Phone I r.T . 51
fOH SAl.i: HnrrouRh. nddlnc
machine. Telephone ;:... . 5l
ORKfiOX, SATURDAY,
Accused IVfetricIde
Alttxtaud Prill Photo
Earlln Ray, 17, was arrested in
Salt Lake City, Utah, on charges of
having shot and killed his mother
when she refused him permission to
ieave home.; , ; '
A. K. Klder of North Bund, was
Heli'uU'd by the county court today
to have charge of the timber cruise
of .lucknon county, for which the
11)30 budget appropriated $lU,5uo.
The cruise la fur the purpose of
fix! UK a more equitable basis for
timber aHKCHnmentH. A soil survey
Is also planned.
Klder will Htart work as soon as
ho can assemble his force, and will
have three crews at work. Klder
has had large experience in timber
cruising in Coos nnd other coast
counties. He will have complete
charge of tho work.
The matter has been before the
county court for several weekH,
ami ihey acted after conferences
with the county assessor', niid the
state tax commission.
E
(iarden club Flower day, con
ducted at the public market on
Mouth lilverslde today. Is proving
a great success, according to re
ports this afternoon. - More, than
101) hli;hwiy residents coming fron
points ranging from Vnlon Creek
to Aashlind have called for plant.
Mrs. Cummlngs, who is distrib
uting the flowers as chairman, said
that "plans were underway to re
peat the program next Saturday
morning. All persons with flowers
to contribute to the benutifleatlon
of southern Oregon highways tre
asked to bring them to the market.
Lou Is B. Dalley, president of the
I'nlted States Lnvn Tennis' asso
ciation. Is an ainbltlextrous tennis
jtliryer. He got the habit from
switching his racquet lor back
bond shots.
Stock Gambling
Versus
Income Investment
Among; the Wise the Present
Buying Trend is a
Return
to
Sound Income Invest
ments We Recommend the Purchase
" 1 of
Monarch Royalty Corpn'
(A Delaware Corporation)
.Class "A" Preferred
Stock
Price $17.00 per share
To net 9',i per annum.
(Approximately)
MAIL this Coupon TODAY, tu
our Oregon Representative
Mr. Frank Dent
Jackson Hotel Medford, Ore
Pase furnish me full details
regarding this Seasoned Month
ly Dividend Paying Security
and my RIGHTS to limited par
ticirjrion in the potentially
valuab' Common Stock Bonus
Name . ...
Address :..
A.S. HEILBRON&CO.
Investment Securities
San Francisco, Calif.
' IPs
t I""1 " $
MA Y-10, 1030.
Meteorological Report
I Sitllllilll)'. Muy ID.
! Medford and vicinity: TnnlKht
nnd Sundny fair with some cloudi
nesH; moderate temperature.
Oreuon: Fair tonifht and Sun
day; somewhat cloudy In ve-st por
tion; moderate temperature.
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Local Data.
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-remierature (doi-eeM).. Ii3
HlKhest (last 1 lira.).... 1)3
Lowest (Ir.st i hrs.) 311
113
44
81
.00
Jtel. humidity (pel") ii
f'l-eclpitation (inches)..:. .00
State of weather...
..Clear Cloudy
Lowest temperature this morn-
Intt, 43 deurecs.
Total preelpitalion since Septem
ber I, 192!i, 13.."0 inches.
Ttemperatures a year ao today:
Highest, 79; Iowest,-'.
Sunset today, 7:11) p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 4:54 a. m.
Sunset Sunday. 7:110 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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a o
'ji J s
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Iff H
? ? : 3
CITY.
linker City 5 32 Clear
Itismarks 43 34 Cloudy
liolse 5S 40 Clear
Denver' 60 38 Cloudy
Don Moines 81 tit! ltain
Kresno 74 4ti Clear
Helena .- 4 4 34 Snow
Los Angeles 64 50 Clear
Marshfield CO 42 Cloudy
Phoenix OS 4i Clear
Portland 6'J 44 Cloudy
Ued Bluff 7(1 4)! Clear
Uoseburg 40 Cloudy
Salt Lake 52 40 P. Cdy.
San Francisco 58 48 P. Cdy.
fc-'anta Fe 30 Snow
Seattle 02 44 Cloudy
Spokane 4tf P. Cdv. I
Walla WaHu 70 0 P. Cdv.)
Winnipeg 54 48 Cloudy j
Jletcorologist.
TRENTON POLICE CHE
I) K'PUOI'r, May 10. (P) Hurry1
10. Dickinson, chief of police In
the down river suburb of Trtnton,
was arrested by federal authorities
today on charges of conspiring witn
rum runners to land Canadian
liquor under police protection.
Three Trenton men also were
arrested.
Four others are .sought. The
government 'claims the conspiracy
his existed since January, lllUS.j
resulting -in- tne -sate. landing
huge quantities of liquor.
of
1
Loimes
INSURANCE
SINCE i9QC
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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WIN $ 1 0.00
Choose a Name for the
Rogue River Valley Movie
rtpmlnf.riwre' ken in the1R?eue River Valley, will be shown at
the Fox Cratenan for one week, beginning May 11th. Scenic parts of
this film mil be used for advertising the vtlley in southern California,
till rtP?niSir,f i,title fr th6Jilm is needed" The MAIL TRIBUNE
moVi? J frt"2? erSn submitting e best name for this scenic
moving p cture film. . Every man, woman and child in southern Ore
gon is privileged to enter this name contest. See this pi?cture-Thei.
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:
My Name is: O
My Address is:
Plainly write or print title submitted, name and full address""'
Contest Closes Midnight Saturday, May 17
See this Picture Every T? f
Day Next Week at thefOX Lraterian
PATRICK SWAYNE
PASSES AT HOME
I'utrk-k I-'i-nnclM Kwayn dln at
J the home of
44 i I Uv.t' Swayne
his ilauchter, ills"
S02 Kast Jackson
Saturday niornliu;.
street early
Nl?ed 118
j'tiys after
ai-s, four months, four
an Illness of t'.iree
months from cerebral hemor-,
rhages.
Mr. Swayne was born in Queens
county. Ireland. January li, IS til,
coming to America at the age of
twenty-one, and settling in the
Applegate district 37 years ago.
He was married to Barbara Her
berger November 13th. lSltH, and
to 'this union .five children were
born.
Mr. Swayne is survived by his
wife Barbara, and the following
children: Misses Hazel, Josephine,
Mary, Lois, Jeanne all of Medford:
Mrs. Hugh Barron of Ashland,
Ore., and one grandson, Kdwin.
He wa s a member of Med f o rd
lodge of Klks 11 (IS.
Funeral services will be held at
tho Catholic church, Monday
morning at i:00 a. in., ltcv. Father
Black officiating. Interment in
Jacksonville cemetery. F r i e n d s
wishing to pay their respects to
Mr. Swayne may call at the Perl
Funeral Home. Services at the
grave will be In charge of Medford
lodge of JO Iks.
A J5.00, $10.00 and 51 5.00 group
ing of selected coats, drenses and
blouses are at Ethelwyn B. Hoff
mann's. Thero Is also a 60 re
duction on model hats. 49
TijCtMricM
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WARNER BAXTER in ELINOR GLYN'S
"SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS"
TALKING COMEDY
SINGING ACT
The All Talking Screen's Newest
LAUGH MAKER
JOHNNY ARTHUR in
"PERSONALITY"
Also "TARZAN THE TIGER" Mickey Mouse Cartoon
6 BIG DAYS STARTS TOMORROW
Continuous Shows Sunday 12:30 to 11 p. m.
Richard Arlcn. Mary Brian in ZANE GREY'S
. .. , . All-Talking Outdocr Western .,- ..
"THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS"
HARRY MARY,
Painter of the Honih
of Men 1
Tinting, Paper Hangup '
Phone 178-J
Sundaji Dinner j
Hotel Medfe
Dinner $1.2;
"The Food Is Betta i
. i at The Medford
Louise Rice, world famous graphol,
can positively read your talent,vr "
tnd faults in the drawings, vufc,
what nots that you scribble who",
in thought".
Send your " scribblings " or sinai
for analysis. Enclose the picturrof HkjT
head, cut from a box of Miktulo pfnctk, v
ten cents. .Adui'CW Louiae Rice, core of
EAGLE PENCIL CO., NEW YORK d
TOMORROW
Continuous Shows 12:30-1!
premiere
nttrc6&
Last Times TONITE
MOVIETONE NEW:
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