PAGE TWO
Iocal and;
-'Personal
i.
PluiitA to Give Awny
Another effog for beautlficatlon
of the highways of the Rogue Riv
er valley will be made Saturday
by members of the local Clurden
club, who will give away plants tt
the Public Market oil South River
side to all persons who will plur.t
them on property adjoining th
highway. Contributions of plants
will be welcomed and anyone with
flowers to give to this cause Is
asked to bring them to the market
Krlday. Lout week the (iurden
club distributed plants for hlghwr.v
planting and more than 100 per
sons called for them at the market.
Harrison Ralls for Homo
I B. Harrison, the well known
Med ford man, who on September
13th last, sailed from Han Fran
cisco with W. A. Folger on a trip
around the world. Is now en route
home, having sailed from Knglhnd
on May 3 on a Cunaru line steamer
for New York. Mr. F.olger arrived
homo some time ago.
: . V . ., -
1 will pay $5.00 reward for In
formation leading to recovery ol
cutboard gasplipe motor for boar,
otolen from my ranch, C. A. DeVoo
52tf
i Hero from Distant Points
A. C, Auburtln of Chicago and
John Doss of Cleveland, O., ars
among the guests from a distance
registered at Medford hotels.
Uidy will share e x p e n s e for
transportation . to . Portland. Tei
SZl-R. &
Cfl nner let to Kn large
' Issuance of $50,000 of 7 per cent
stock In the Norton canneries ai
Hutherlln and Roseburg is an
nounced. The money Is to bo used
In the purchase of additional equip
ment and for more efficient oper
ation., '
Wo have n few sample balloU
for the courthouse proposition, also
republican and democratic tickets
for the coming primary, for distri
bution at this office. 53
Army Officer Vlsltx Mcdrortl
. Captain and Mrs. Sumner M.
Smith of the Presidio of Monterey,
Cal., spent Tuesday In Medford vU
Itlng their aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Hitt.
, .Dressmaking and remodeling nt
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181 tf
IrfMtVG or Portland
" Mrs. John Ross of CentrM Point
and daughter,-Mrs. Luther Deuel
of this city, left on the noon Shasta
to spend sevoml wekn In Portland.
Dry kindling 92.60 per load. Val
ley Fuel Go.t Phone 76. tf
Ijook but for HniriiA Bills , ',.
Merchants nnd local citizens" nre
i warned to use caution in accepting
currency that fin a.i tondonep -to
be sticky. A number of those bills
have been placed in circulation In
northern California and. are be
lieved to be headqd , for southern
Oregon, They aro printed on gen
uine banknote paper but have blur
red portraits nnd smudgy printing.
The- sticky feeling Is attributed to
gclalnte used In transferring Im
prcBslons.Corvallis Times-Gazette.
Dynge's dnnce, Wed. and Sat.,
Dreamland. Aleut 75c !fl
Miirrlujro IjIcviikv Ikmui)
The, county , clerk's pfleo Ismied
marriage licenses yesterday .after
noon to Charles Trafton, 31, of
Medford and Margaret McCuloch,
30, of Yakimn, Wash., and to Paul
ino Jttnngns,-29. Filipino of'Isleton.
Cel., and Glatlys Graham, 10, of
Walnut drove, Cal.
A good dinner for 40c. Lutheran
church. 4th and Oakdale, Wednes
day, ,6:30 to 7. ... : . . 53
Orcgonlnns nt Hotels , '
Among tbo Oregon guests regis
tered at Mod ford hotels,, oilier than
thntm -from Porthind. urn M.
Slehl, It, B. Ksson, ,T. AV,r WyJIti of
lOugcne, Wanda Powell of lat-Bh-fleld.
J. E. Albright of Bend. Wal
ter Hall of Oakland. C. M. Hpald
Ing and W. J. Smith of Roseburj
and K. T. Moss of Oregon City.
lfi-ln. green pine stabs, large o'
mU loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
76. 84-ttf
If, C, Coettrnit Here from StNUtle
H. C. Cochran, formerly of Med
ford but now In I ho Insurance
business In Seattle, accompanied
by his son, Donald, Is spending
h few day with his father, J. H.
Cochran and Mrs. Cochran. He
has not been here for four years
and was greatly pleased with the
growth Medford has made.
f mm,am ., f t . ,
Th ..Pealoy" , new etudlo. now
ei'ert opposite now Holly' theater.
1
And
How!
Fluhrer'i Broads aro
tho popular choioe of
both young and old.
1 At any grocer
Iti'v. K. I TdiuTfiicc Not III
, Rev. 10. P. Lawrence, formerly
pastor of the local Presbyterian
church, writes from Caldwell, Ida .
that news had reached him of
rumors here that he is very 111 and
had been compelled to go to Ari
zona for his health, to which ru
mors he replies: "I am about as
ever; no fatter, no thinner; carry
ing on my regular church work
Oml helping m 'college, school and
community affairs as usual."
.'SUM More Families Arrive
Inspired to come to southern
Oregon through the efforts of Karl
Davis, who J.m in southern California
in behalf of the Medford Chamber
of Commerce and the realty board,
three California families arrived In
Medford today to reside. The fam
ily head.s gave their names this
forenoon as William Kurts and W.
If. Johnson of Olendale and A. J.
Crnne of Arcadia. Mr. Kurta wis
the only man contacted by M"
Davis and In turn the former en
couraged the two other men and
their families to come with him to
southern Oregon.
Guest In MwlfoMl
Mrs. Myrtle Ruckles of Wash
ington, D. C, arrived In Medford
this morning to spend the week vln
Itlnic Mr. and Mm. II. J. Hlimwficl J
.'it the Hotel Medford.
Anyone who would like a bar
gain In a high grade bun Jo should
call at this office and inspect the
banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 25tf
Mrs. Buyer In Hospital
Mrs. O. Hover of Trail is in the
Community hospital recovering
from a major operation recently
undergone there.
Dynge's dance, Wed. and Sat ,
Dreamland, fJcnt.s 75c. 69
Still Selling; Licenses
Among recent dog licenses sold
at the county clerk's office two
wore purchased by W. G. McDonald
and William Horn, both of Trail. .
Hat bargains Wednesday and
Thursday .nt Emmy Lou Hat Shop
in the M. M. Store. Hour money
savers, Site, fl.98 and up. 63
To Ienvo Tomorrow
Walter A. Cowles, who accom
panied by Mrs. Cowles has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Nich
ols at their home on Rose avenue,
plans to leave tomorrow for hts
home at Hawthorne, Cal. Rich
ard Chapman of Hawthorne Is also
accompanying Mr. Cowles, who Is
making plans to return to southern
Oregon sometime in , the compara
tively near future to tako up per
manent residence. Ho declared
that after several vlslta hore, south
ern California for him hn lost Us
power of attraction.
Duart Croquignote permanen;
waves at Roseborough's Beauty
Shop, 12 So. Central, Tel. 302. 63
Hero from Seatllo .
Mr. nnd .Mrs. L. "W, Foster, M.
13. Griffith, V. V. Meeks, Dr. nnd
Mrs, Homer .Wheelan nnd S. D.
Peterson of SoaUto aro among the
Washington guestn at1 Medford ho
tels,
lfi-ln. -green plna slabs, large or
small londB.' ; Vftllcy Fuel Co., Tel.
76, '!" . 844tf
Arrived from Texas
S. N. Raymond, registered at the
local branch of the out of state
auto registration bureau today from
Raymondvllle, Tex.
Special prices on hats and shoes
Wednesday and Thursday .at thy
Bund Box and Shoo Box, 223 Fast
6th. ... . 63
Salmon Run (ntliuiing
The salmon run In the Rogu
river Is continuing in great shape
and .was expected to reach the Gold
Ruy dam today, after having been
reported, nt Savage Rapids dam
Sunday nnd Monday. Over 6000
fish went over the bidders nt Sav
age Rapids since the first of the
week nnd Within 24 hours last
Monday 2000 fish were counted
going over the ladders.
Grnngt Ask lilamntli BrUlgo
Tho Henley Grange, - largost
Klamath county farm organization,
has petitioned the Klamath county
court for a bridge over the Klam
ath river south of Klamath Falls,
to connect the southern section b'
the valley with tho Greenspring
highway. In another petition the
OrniiKe recommended that n meas
ure be put on the November elec
tion ballot creating the office, of
lieutenant-governor for Oregon.!
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel, 631.
t , . ' : . tf
Divorce Suit Started
Desertion Is given as the cause
for n divoive suit filed In circuit
court yesterday by Rosa Jeldness
HRuimd Arthur Jelrinesv. The;
were married at Grants Pass Janu
ary, 23. 102S.
Phone 642. We'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service,
B37tt
Oillfornla GuomIm nt lintel
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Averlll, -Mr
and Mrs. G, Srhoemaker are among
the California residents registered
at local hotels. Others nre 10. 11
Price and family and 10. A. Gordon
of Berkeley, H. 11. Hammer of Sac
ramento. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mor
. rlson of Patton, Mis. K. J. Fenner
I nnd sister of Hollywood, Kd Bras
sell of Beverly Mllls Mr. nnd Mrs.
. A. J. Hiircnson of Long Beach. Mr,
; and Mrs. T. J. Carey nf Hanta
Monlcn. K. N. enmeron'of Oaklan
j and the following from San Fran-
cIrco: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Aston
i Mr. and Mm. B. H. Little, A. F
Allen and K. Rrunswtek.
Don't mum tho special Wednes
dayand Thursday 'it tho Hand It oat
and Khoc Itox. 22a Kt 6(h Kit. t.3"
Kirt 1ones Cmudo WeldMl lion
I.ulu Irene Oaklll and l-ouls
Huber Mallow, hoth of Kort Jones,
Cal., Were united In tnarrlMte here
Monday afternoon by Judge Olenn
O. Taylor. I.enn VntiKhn and J. O.
Mallow were the official witness
of the reremomr.
' It me wrU yoic fim Insurance.
CarfcJ. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldff. J'hone, 9!5, tf
MTCDrORD MATL
DMrlhiitliiK Hnllot Boxes "
'Members of the sheriff's office
were busy today distributing ballot
boxes to the voting precincts In
Jackson county In preparation for
the primary election next Friday.
The county clerk's office complete-!
preparations for the election sev
eral days ago after a small special;
crew of employes had devoted a f
short time to such efforts, j
Iteliutied from IlllUlntro
William iiolger, manager of th-'
local J. C. Penney store, returned
yesterday from Hillwboro, accom
panied by Perry Anderson, who 1
to manage the new store the com
pany b establishing In that city.
Mr. Anderson is well pleased with
the location and Is looking forward!
In taking active management of
the branch. Mr. Iiolger was a lit
tle ill today nnd unable to be pres
ent at the Medford store.
See Brill's Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender nnd auto body
repairing. . . , tf
GucsIm of KIckciiM
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wallace of
Los Angejes will arrive in Medford
today from Kugene to visit at tho
home of Mrs. Wallace's mothe',
Mrs. Judd Rlckert. The Wallaces
have spent some time with other
rein t Ives In Kugenu and will con
tinue south Thursday. Mrs.. Clem
Hewitt, another daughter of Mrs.
Rlckert, and whose-home is in Los
Angeles, will motor south with the
Wallaces after vbdting In Medford
during the past week.
,10-ln green pine slabs, largo or
small loads. , Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
70., , , 344tf
Cole Holmes IteluriiH
Cole Holmes returned to this city
Tuesday after spending several days
In Portland and Eugene. At the
latter place Mr. Holmes, vice-president
of the Oregon- Insurance
Union, attended a meeting of the
directors of the organization held
at the Osburn hotol Monday even
ing. .
Let us" haul away your garbage
and refuse; Phone 542, City Sani
tary Service. 387tf
Alpha Delta Meeting .
The Alpha Delta class of the
Christian church will hold Its
monthly meeting and social at the
home! of Mrs.. Clarence Hoyd on
Kings highway Thursday afternoon
at 2 p. m. n
Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with
ots of mill end blocks. Medford
Fuel Co., Phone 631. tf
Is Improving
Mrs. Victor Muson of Talent,
who underwent a major operation
at the Community hospital yester
day, is getting along nicely. ' -
Wa-. ftnpnlAllttn . In t rnrllfitm &nri
fender reoalrlnir nt Van's Gnraire.
33,o. Bartlett. Phone 208. . tf
Portland Convention Delegation
On Thursday a. number of the
members of tho Portland Uuslnws
and Professional Women's organi
sation plftn to leave for, Medford
to B.U6" Vho .annual state .conven
tion which opens ' May 10. Miss
Ada D. Albert, as president of the
local club,, and Miss Mae Griffin
as. corresponding secretary of the
Oregon Fedoratlon, will attend all
meetings of the Oregon state board.
Tho followiiiK delegates have been
appointed to represent the Port
land club nt the convention: : Mes
dnmes Janet White Stnrkey, Mae
Ross Walker, Misses Mary Eliza
beth Johnson, Vivian C o o 1 o y.
Frances Hnnley, Evangeline, Phil
bin, Martha' iGasch, Rosa Klein.
Tho peoslcy's now studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
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Civil Suit In Kuully
The civil action of Polk, Hull
against John Owens, Mrs. Kather-
Ine Owens nnd daughters, Alice.
Lottie and lva, was being tried
In circuit court: today. The plain
tiff Is seeking to Includo a portion
of property in a mortgage held lv
him on other property on which
the plaintiff holds i. mortgage. The
plaintiff is represented by Attorney
F. J. Newman and the defense by
Attorney Don Newbury.
Tyitvi Rct;;r:;.i ,
D. G. Tyree, manager of the
i,tifi Invauhitniil A ntm i-l mi ttn t h it a
Just returned, from several days
nusinewr visu 'in san r'uneisco.
On IIh.hIih'sm from Klamath
J. U. Martin and Sunt ford Jones
ni'Hvti.l hitrn vctHtnrditv frnm Kllim-
ath Falls on business visits.
Hero from Portland
Guests from Portland registered
ot Medford hotels Include Mr. nnd
Mrs. li. J, Stansfleld, D. U. Cation.
K. P. ljonsnll, G. It. Webster. Dr.
and Mrs. John U.JIund, Dr. Fred
erick Strieker, Dr. Wilson Johnson.
R. M. Oilier. O. F. Tate, Rny C,
Wilkinson, W. F. Preston, Joe Ro
man!, Lloyd S. Rrooks. Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. llerln, C. G. Gregorv,
H. A. Thomas, Dale G. Weber. 3-
M. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teh
bent, Harry J. ltushnell. K. T. Al
hert, V. L.' M, R. W. Roberts,
Simon Wolf, F. W. Carl, J. J. Kam
mar and W. N. Slpe.
SiHtifh for Urvr Krar
A neaivh that wan carried on
mont of tho day today at Anhlnnd
for an old beer kct. resulted In !
finding only on when several were!
needed. Tho keR were to be ucd
In th Moronl-tltpn play at tho
Southern Oregon Normal school.
The only one located was found
In tho basement of a husines es
tablishment and It had been stand
In therr so Ion that U was cov
ered with several Inches ot dirt and
dust.
tillhci'ls Alt New HrtdoVnts
Mr. and Mrs. tleoiKO llllbrrt v
new residents In Jackson county,
hsvInK traded for Iho Ullhert place
weet -of Phoonix. They are much
pleased with th country, the peo
ple and their new place.
linn from Kluiiialll
Miss KreMa, Sperling, home dem-j
oni(ratlon Ufteiit of the Klamath
Indian agency. Is a visitor In Med
ford today. Miss Hperltn Is con
ferring with Mattel Mack, home
demonstration agent for Jackson
county.
TftlBttNE, "MEDF OtlD,
RFflRRF PIITNAM'Q'I obituary I' GOODYEAR
muvmul i yiMJtm u j'
AT
A RIPE OLD AGE
SALKM, Ore., May 1 4. (A)
Mrs. Mary M. Putnam, mother of
George Putnum, publisher of the
Capital-Journal and Arthur Put
nam, the California sculptor, died
at the family residence In thiH city
this morning, aged 85. She was born
at Charleston, Vermont, was mar
ried at St; Johnsbury in 1870 to
Oram el H. Putnam, a Civil war
veterun, going to New Orleans
where her children were born.
. After her husband's death In
San Fruneisco in 1880 sho resided
In Omaha, Nebrasa, returning to
California In 18!2, residing in San
Diego and Han Francisco.. For the
past 25 years she has been a resi
dent of Medford and Salem, Ore
gon. BesideH her two sons, she is
survived by a daughter, Kllzabeth
Putnam of Salem and two grund
children; Mrs. M. K. V. Howe of
New Orleans, and George Storey
Putnam of Oakland, Cal. The
funeral will be held Thursday.
For over ten years Mrs. Putnam
made her home In Medford with
her two children George und Eliza
beth, the former being the editor
of. the Mail Tribune. Mrs. Put
nam's death. will be mourned by a
host of friends in Medford and
southern Oregon, parti c u larly
among tho older residents, who
recognized her as the finest exam
ple of that fast disappearing type
the pioneer mother.
Left a widow ten years after
her marriage, with three young
children, she attacked her problem
with the most gallant courage, and
by hard work and uncompluinlng
sacrifice gave her family the best
education availublo, and as u result
her eldest son George, was at an
early ago able to ussuine the
double role of helpful son and
family .provider;' lier; next ' son,
Arthur, became one of tho most
distinguished animal sculptors - In
the country, while the daughter,
Kllzabeth, while in Medford, -look
a leading part In nil the progres
sive activities of ; the. community,
and the state. v) v"'
TOM AND WASH RADIO
IS
The adventures , of Worn and
Wash, broadcast by station KMEU
every night from 7 to 7:16 by
means of . electrical transcription
transcription from Hollywood, Cal.,
Is one of the most popular, KM ED
program features. ,. '
Letters und telephone eaHs are
received dally from southern 'ftre
koii and northern California radio
fans praising the Associated Oil
company's Tom ana Wash. comedy
skits .,
Another favorite electrical tran
scription program includes the
Urunswiclc Brov,itles, sponsored by
the Association Cleaners and broad
cast from KMED dally.
Hemstitching, picotlng pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. ' k - 257tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Small brown billfold Willi
cui-i-onoy, Sat. night or Sunday.
Howard. C. M. II., care Tribune.
KOH SALK IAstcn. here is a,
chance to not n. few choice lire-nl-ini;
cockcrfls, Trinn select Han -non
Mood-tpst'ed stork of Whito
lPKh(trn. the world! lead Ins
tt rain, at less than price.
Don't miss It. Five miles north
west Central Point. V. ilatton.
f5 ;
l'Xlt MALE OK l.EASK lly own
er, tj-rooni modern ItuiiKiilow on
Vancouver Ave. IIouso newly,
painted: lurKc lot, fruit, KardenJ
etc. Klnnnced 6 state soldier's
loan. $3,400; good terms. Tel. I
-3I-V - Mi
JTOIl JtAl.U OR JU-JNT-r-Kurnlshurt
honrdlnK hou.-ie. lnqulro til s.
l'ivcrsicle. tin
PRETEND
you've never Ihmmi neiir your lutine hefore.
linoH il over wit li critical eye. Now he
Aery frank. Your home is chami'int; . , .
hut isn't there room for improvement?
Wouldn't it rmlinnt sun room help, or a
.new roof, perhaps a bedroom should he
ajltled.
IK THK answer is "yes," here is a su.
(resfion. oSee te new home moderniz-
inn ideas offered ft their many color eom
' hiiuitions hy Tines. . . . Yon will find
the very home you want and a convenient
way to liutljret the cost.
PHONE NUMBER ONE
BIG PINES LUMBER CO.
Serving Pogue. RivTr Valley lor Nearly a. Quarter Century,
r:
OI?FiOX, "WEDNESDAY,
SPALDING Benjamin F. Spald
ing, 80, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. W. C. Clements, at
Kagle Point, Ore., on Wednesday
morning May 14, after a very brief
illness. Deceased wan born in I n
Ion county, Kentucky, April 15,
1850. He resided In Kansas City,
Mo., for 25 years and where he was
engaged in the nursery business.
He came to KaiUo Point two and a
half years ago to make his home
with his daughter, lie Is survived
by two, causers, .Mrs. Walter
W'eygant of Fort Worth, Texas, and
Mrs. VV. C. Clements of Kagle
Point; also six grand children and
one brother, Ross Spalding, of Id
ion county, Kentucky.
Funeral services will be held at
the Catholic church Friday morn
ing at 9 o'clock, Hev. Father
Meagher officiating. Interment in
Medford cemetery. Mineral ar
rangements in charge of the Perl
Funerul Home.
PAXKEY .lobedlali D, Pankey.
87, died May 13 at the soldiers'
home ut Rosemirg, Ore., from old
age. The remains will arrive in
Medford Wednesday evening. Com
plete obituary and funeral ar
rangements w;:r be announced later
by tho Perl Funerul Home. . (
HURT BY FROST
Apples and pears In the Yakima
district or Washington were dam
aged lo the extent of 10 per cent
by frost on tho night of May 10,
Kloyd Young, government frost ex
pert, was Informed here this fore
noon. CondtloiiR were favorahlo
for a similar frost In the Rogue
Illver valley that night, he said,
but the arrival of clouds made It
unnecessary lor local orchardists
to smudge.
While a big share of the frost
danger Is over for the season there
Is still sufficient danger to kcop
orchardists awako at night when
cold weather threatens, Mr. Young
says. Last year oil was burned
until May 28.
lxcnl fruit has suffered no com
mercial dainngo from frost so far
with the exception of D'Anjnu
pours, which sustained bad mark
ings on the night f Apirl 9 from
frost, and it Is Bald they aro the
worst seen here for six or seven
years. ! -
MEDFORD
MONDAY . :
North Central Ave.
CIRCUS
AND WE ADDED FEATURES
THE
PAGEANT OF PEKIN
GREAT GRETONA'3 SENSATION
AL EUROPEAN HIGH WIRE ACT
Twice Daily, 2-8 P. M. Doors Open
1-7 P. M. . Grand Stand Chairs and
General Admission Tickets on Sate
Circus Day at Jarmin & Woods',
corner Main and Central.
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Homes
of Men
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phone 178-J
WATER LILIES
Our catalog tells you how to
grow and care for them
.. ., BAUER'S AQUATIC
GARDENS
701 Marlon Ave., Portland, Ore.
.f Phone SEIIwood .1410 T
May 19
"AND
MAY 14, 19H0.
OF
SOUTHERN OREGON GET
Southern Oregon dealers for
fioodyear tires gathered at the
Hotel .Medford last night and en
Joyed an Interesting talk on the
construction and proper use of
(ioodyear truck tires. !' A. X.
Day, head of the truck the de
partment of the (ioodyear Itubber
company's Los Angeles plant. -Mr.
Uay had a real message for the
dealers in this section of orogo.
who learned much of the manu
facturing process employed in the
production of (ioodyear transpor
tation tlr.1
"There are scores of different
uses for truck tires and many
different conditions which have n.
bearing on the selection of tires."
Mr. Day said. "The (ioodyear
company meets every requirement
of truck owners with a tire to fit
every purpose. Scores of different
types and sizes of tires are manu
factured by (ioodyear so that each
truck owner may have a tiro es
pecially adapted to his particular
needs."
Mr. Day explained In detail to
the dealers Just how to determine
the size and type of tire best fitted
in tile ' customer's l-eMi'l'-enientS
PA-Molmes
INSURANCE S
W3ENGV
IS YOUR (rf)
TITLE )
INSURED o 1
o
A man of -moderate means
can ill afford the cost of
lengthy litigations which aro
pre to be forced upon him
-should any flaw come to
light affecting the validity
of his title. It is much more
economical to pay the small
premium for the absolute
and permanent protection of
a title insurance policy.
Jackson Counly
Abstract Co.
121 East Sixth Phone 41
. Title Insurance Headquarters
STARTS TODAY
GEORGE
IN
LADD ES
IUDVE
BIRQJTrEST
"with,
MARY ASTOR
FREDRIC MARCH
ALSO Added SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK
MOTION PICTURES '
of
MEDFORD
and the
'ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
and stressed tho Importance of
ebooslng the proper tire.
A delicious bamiuet was enjoyed
by tho (luodyear dealers preceding
the address by .Mr. Day. ltepre
tntatlves from Orants I'ass nnd
Ashland, as well as this city were
), resent and among mt
representatives present were- I'. It.
i ijiTourette of tho truck and bus
l.i H..ttitnient of the I'ortland
, (ioodyear organisation and Jackj
White and William Harris, (.oou
' year territory representatives.
: McCALLISTER LEAVING
j .FOR WASHINGTON MEET,
i
; SALl-:.M..Ore.. May 14. P) j
I Mark D. McC'allister. state purpura-.
: tion commissioner, will leave 'to-.
nlk'ht for Washington, I). C. where1
: he will attend tho convention of:
j tho National Association of Secur-'
lilies Commissioners. May IS to 5S,-j
Inclusive '
MICKEY MOUSE SAYS: .
TONITE
Thursday and Friday
ALL
TALKING
OUTDOOR
ACTION
RICHARD ARLEN
MARY BRIAN in
ZANE GREY'S
"The Light of.
Western Stars"
With HARRY GREEN FRED- KOHLER
ALSO
.ALL TALKING
BRIDGE COMEDY
"HE TRUMPED
HER ACE"
A Grand Slam ' '
cf Joy
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REMOVECALL00S
ON FOOT ri 25c
Tiny Wafer, Thin As PapeT
Stick It On-Shoa
Don't Hurt.
OUT COMES CALLOU
RESULTS GUARANTEED'
. The newest in callous tenmt
is a thin as paper wafer you Z?.
on the spot with fingers
sticks there No dangSsJ
bunung actd or doughnut pads t
odd pressure when shoes
Pain stops immediately !!; m"'
shoes. O-Joy Callous Wa'fere iL0"
fail. Later you peel off 3
out comes callous down t tk
healthy skin, .3 O-JoyVt
"HEY, KIDS! Watch for the big snr
prise SATURDAY! And don't forget,
the club meets at' 12 :30."
BREAKING ALL
ATTENDANCE
AND LAUGH
RECORDS '
Grjntland Rice
Sportlight
"BODY BUILDERS"
TALKING NEWS
Mat L..10 and 25
Eve 10 and 35
kAIC.UTY
1 ALL-TALWNO
PLUS
OUR GANG
Talking Con'tt
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