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ET)FOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTtKCiOy, WEDNESDAY. MAY 2s. 19P.0.
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K. i. Dazey; ' who -for the imst
twJ years has been Kencrnl man
,r of lh" Southern Oregon Clan
with offices In this
"is ProKnim
'lama
to ' ""'"'r fa.
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Co.
G: 1 5
to 6:3(1 x,w
I IK'S I.unilu.r :
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Item l.v ,,-,, mar" ! ? lurrm . to 6.
. 't"iun
Vour-Office Boy won last even
ing frm the i-uat office cat-bailers
Xiit until
Inst inninifs of ,ay were tn
Decoration Day Program
v And Arrangements Given
'atriotic Committee
, th
will leave Thursday for San
FranclHco. where he will assume
. nosltlon as inunaKiiiB director
of the California Electrical liu
mm anil the Pacific Const Elec
trical association. When he (toes
' to 7.lr, " rl-uml'"r Co. i f'Mal, hol,ln tho edue. Error
Present, 7i . Wash. ! allowed Vour orflce Hoys to K-t
. (1rtMn"1 '' Asoclat,.u oil In the necessary run. for victory.
" ' Hav Mim-in- ..i. .. ......
Uovcrnmoni . 1 i"l,nni Koou gam.
by .' .r?o ' f"rl"':',, ''l- "m '"on lh '"erals to a
lOllnt:, A i 111 i II I III t, r. M.-
Jennings Tire Co. defeated Col l
Seal Creamery In n one-sldetl con
test, 111 to 4. JennhiK.s outplayed
tlin hutter-miikera anil cot the
ore.iKs or tnt. (same. Jennlncs now
" TI..,K....
A. M.
7:55 t Ureakfast l,rad- .
of news. Mall Tribune.
, V3 ' T (-"'"--"s tlold
SMO t ,, occupy second place In the leastu.-
l-ni .s r'S 1'"'al ' "t""'!,nE-
A i.j: J''. l Tonkht's contest between Asso-
Stor , Ml'',fonl ! & i ''"d Oil and Mall Tribune prom-
9 n .' r,!, I; I"H mui h "cltement. the teams
lo j.jo Brunswick Brev- beinB tied for first place, and holh
t, i.iii to retain mat position.
9:3, 10-lold,. West Cot
v fee.
HI to 10:30-
terla,
-Economy Clroce-
Vour Office Hoys are to meet the
Medford Kxchance tonicllt.
presentlnR a N'ell V
tlosslp
j . K. I. DiiTtw. '
I ' 1 - .
to1 the hay city lo Uiko up the du
lies of Iiim utrw jnltiin All". Lnixvy
will leave n hunt of friends
;. ihrouphout I he Houthern OrcKon
Wuhtry. who roprot the fart thai
he Is leaving Medford and tin
fiogne Hiver valley,' yet wish him
success in his new post with the
California public utility interewts.
. For 24 years, K. I. Dazey has
been actively associated with pub
lic enterprises and his wide expe
rience has made possible his ad
vancement to the important Snn
Francisco position. For the part
two years he haH directed the ac
tivities of the Southern Oregon
(las corporation, operating through
the vast territory embracing- the
southern Oregon counties. Tho
growth of that organization- has
been gratifyingly substantial dur
ing the Inst 24 months, due much
to the aggressiveness of its mana
ger, Mr. Dazey. The Medford
. plant has been improved to meet
the Increased ' demand for gas,
new territory hns been developed
and the offices and equipment of
the Southern Oregon (las corpora
tion in other communities have
been enlarged and improved.
Since coming to Medford, Mr.
Dazey hns been Identified with
rivic nnd fraternal activities in
this city. He was an active mem
ber of the Medford Chamber of
Commerce, president of the Cen
tral Civic council nnd a member
of the Medford Rotary club and
the Medford lodge 11 lift, H. P. O.
E. All movements for civic bet
terment received the enthusiastic
-otierntlon of Mr. Dazey,
Mrs. Dazey and their three dau
flhters will accompany Mr. Dazey
when he lenves for San Francisco
tomorrow.
THE MARKETS
Team Slaiidlinrs.
W. L. Pot.
Mail Tribune 4 II 1.001)
Associated Oil 4 0 1.001
.Jennlnits Tire........ 4 1 .soo
Post Office 3 2 .000
Vour Office Boys.. 3 2 .600
Oohl Seal Crmy 2 3 .40')
fiates Auto Co 2 3 .400
Lamports l 4 .200
Hnerry Flour 1 4 .200
Medford KxchnnKO 0 5 .000
y uer llollen radio drnnui
-.- iu:jii to 11 style
Hour hy Ailrl,.ni,..'
n to 11:30 Johnson's Jewel-
! ry Store, Ashland 4
! U:3" l0 12-Jnrmin & Woods
1 l DrtiB Store.
: li to 12:30 Crater I.nko A
Paint Shop.
,-:3 News flashes hy Mall
Tribune.
12:30 to 1 Cold Seal Cream-
fix
1 to 1:30 Diamond, Jeweler
1:30 lo 2 Pan Dandy pro-
t crr.m by Beck s Bakery,
with studio entertainment.
1 to 2:30 .Medfnr.l Tent nn,l A
Awning Works. 4. jay 23, li:(0
S to 6:30 Standard Klamo! Forecasts
"a P'ocram. Medford nnd vicinity; TonlRht
r.:30 to C Pheslono Service 1 and Thursday, itiiKettletl with uliow
v Store, Inc. 4 era; cooler inniBht.
0 to G:1S Dig Pines Lumber Oreiton: Unsettled with show-
Co' iers lonifiht nnd Thursdiiy; cooler
C:lfi to 6:30 Xi'ws nnd mar- !toniullt ami In evtremn east nnr-
Meteorological Report
kets by Mall Tribune.
d (1:30 to 6:4.'. .Jackson County
Hlds. and Loan Assn.
6:45 to 7 Farmers' Exchange
5- Cooperative. 4
7 to 7:15 Tom and Wash.
presented hy Associated oil
it Co.
R Government frost forecast.
by Floyd Younst.
:
4
tion Thursday.
Local Data.
Temperature I DegH.) .... (IS HO
Highest (iJish 12 hrs.).. 75 OS
Lowest (l.nst 12 hrs.).. 45 4!i
Kel. humidity (Pet.) 2S 82
Precipitation (Ins.) ...4.00 .12
State of weather Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest temperature this morn
ing, 49 tlegrees.
Total precipitation since Sept.
1029, 13.711 inches.
Temperatures a yenr ago today:
Highest, 75; lowest, 34
Sunset today, 7:30 p. in.
Sunrise Thursday, 4:39 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:37 p. m.
, Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time
The tiro ylilch ftcavyrn ,hl'
Deuel 'building ' Wednesday, May
21, has caused local property own-ni-B
to ehnclr on on their insurance
dlronilv r-nri-ied nttil to take Out !
additional policies, according to lo
cal Insurance agents.
The Medfonl Investment com
pany, of which Hamilton Pnttonl naior (jjly X2
ClTf.
?3
o
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I 3
Livestock.
PORTLAND, -Ore., May 28. (-Pi
CATTLE: 175, calves 10; quotahlv
tently.
HOC.S: 200, Including 88 di
rect; drive-Inn steady.
SHEEP: 400; quotnbly steady.
VrotliH'o.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 28. (A'l
Bl'TTElt AXD ECUS: Weak, un
changed. Milk (butterfnt), poultry, coun
try meats, onions, potatoes, wool,
luits, hay, ensenra bark and hop,
"teady nnd unchanged.
l'orllniiil Whcnt.
PORTLAND, Ore., Mny 28. (P)
Open. High. I.ow. Clos-.
May ... H13 1.03 1.03 103
July ....1.04-H 1.04 1.04 1.04--4
"fPt. ..1.04 1.04 1.04 I.II4a
Cash wheat: ltlg Hend blue-
em, hard white.. 1.1"
't white 1.04
Western white l.ol
Hrd winter .:..........'..... 1.02
Northern spring 1"?
. Western red 1.02
'1ts: No. 2. llll-lh. white 20.0(1
.today's car receipts: Wheat 55,
is mnnager. reports that the loss
on the building Involved in this
fire was entirely adjusted by Sat
urday, May 24. The Northwestern
Mutual Kire association, which
they represent, paid the full face
value of their policy .Monday,
May 20.
In addition to the fact that
losses by fire are settled promptly
bv Ibis insurance company, rntes
for policies are not Increasing. The
Northwestern Mutual Fire associa
tion writes preferred risks at reg
ular rates with a 25 per cent
dividend to the policy holder, thus
enabling every Individual and busi
ness firm to carry ndecpiate pro
tection. This policy Is strictly
non-assesf-able and carries no lia
bility other than the first prem
ium. Klamath Falls. Klamath Busi
ness college moved to Odd Fellows
building.
50M
General Motors
L'annl,.rll ColinCI'
Radio Corporation r'''-
Iteadlng
Sears Roebuck
United Air Craft
.Mont. Ward
S. I'
Int. T. T
117
8614
77
44 K
12014
Bismarck 70
Boise 0
Denver 9(i
Des Moines
Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles
Marshrieltl ..
Phoenix
Portland ,is
Red Bluff S2
Knsehurg T"
Salt I -alio Clly.. M
Snn Francisco .. 60
Santn Fe '
Seattle cs
Spokane 0-
Witlla Walla .... 81
Winnipeg 2
" " W
54
3S
38
52
54
52
50
5li
4 Si
tili
54
54
62
58
52
60
54
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j. IITCHIBON,
Meteorologist.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cleur
Ruin
Rain
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Kain
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Increase IMionc I'iiikIs
SALEM. Je., May 28. (JP)
The Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph company today filed with
the slate corporation department
amended articles showing an in
crease in cnpltnliwitlon from
1186,000,000 to $2(12, 500, 000.
Southern Oregon Railroad Co,
capitalized at 250.0O0, filed nrtl
r incorporation to operate
freight nnd passenger line between
Bona nzn and liair.
fid.
I", corn 4, hay 1.
Wall Street Report
I , NKW YORK, May 28. VP)
! Peculation was mainly for the
" In todny's stock market, but
"am continued in senich nut nlr
holes,
nnd forward progress was
w "rid uneven. Lnrftc scale buy-
T appeared In some of the util
but on the whole, the market
"tnainod n dull affair.
-'onsiicunus In tho news were
weekly- steel trade reviews.
while far from cheerful, they
Jere notably less pessimistic than
eek ago.
new York Central, Chesapeake
ii,?h' 1n'1 Chesapeake Corp.
',,,n'd 2 to 3 points. United
"'"cult rose 4 to a new high. Con
'jental Can and American Can
're strong fentures. The closing
"c was irregulnr. Snles npprox
"nrited 2,200,000 shnres.
Today s closing prices for 15
"'I'cted stock, follow:
fan 145
V"- ia 83
I"1' Tel. and Tel 231
"eond.i . , 60
'"lis, Wright .."Z'Z"!"...
Unn Klectrlfnew) 83
Store Closed
Friday Decoration Day
DO YOUR SHOPPING THURSDAY
We have a complete line of Fresh Fish, just
from the ocean
Home Grown Vegetables and Berries1
A choice line of fresh meats-Cut just as
you want it.
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
WEST SIDE MARKET
We Deliver Phone C49
t 1 i " Van R. Gilbert
Gus H. Samuels . U . a
A committer vConalstlnfr of rep
resentatives o( local veteran and
patriotic organizations has made
plans and preparations for the ob
servance of Decoration day in Med
ford, Friday, May 30th,
A street parade will be forme 1
at the City Park and at 9:30 a. m.
will move on Main street to Beat'
Creek bridge, where It will be
halted nnd there will be:
1. Singing.
2. Invocation, by the Rev.' W. H.
Katon.
3. Strewing flowers oK the water
In memory of thoso who have
given their lives for our coun
try in its service on the sea.
4. Firing a salute.
5. Tuiih.
The parade will then return on
Main street to the Clly park, where
will be conducted the following
program:
1. Call to order by tho Com
mander of Chester A. Arthur
Post, Grand Army of the re
public. 2. Music.
3. Invocation, by Rev. Carman
E. Mel I.
4. Reading of orders, Including
General Logan's first Memo
rial Day General Order, by
the adjutant, Chester A. Ar
thur post.
5. Lincoln's Gettysburg1 Address,
by William Dougherty, stu-
, dent Medford high school.
J 6. Decoration of vacant chairs
by representatives of organi
zations In memory of departed
veterans and comrades,
7. Main a d d ress hy the Rev.
Claude 1J. Portor of Medford.
8. Singing "America,": by audi
ence."' In case of bad weather, the ex
ercises Intended for the park will
be held in the Presbyterian church.
All civic, fraternal and social
organisations of the community
art invited to take part in the
street parade and they and the
general public are invited and
urged to attend the exercises to
follow,
Chester A. Arthur post nnd the
Woman's Relief Corps .will alsi
conduct a ceremony at the I. O.
O. F. cemetery at 2 p. m.. Deco
ration Day. The public is invited
to be present.
All graves of veterans in tho
cemeteries of this vicinity aro to
be decorated.
Order of Street Parade.
To move from City Park at 0:30 (
a. m.
Marshal, Sergeant G r o v e r C.
Owen, II. S. army.
Flks itand.
National Guard Companies.
Grand Army of tho UepubUc.
Momen's Relief Corps.
' Daughters of Union Veterans.
Daughters of the American Rev
ohitlnn.
Spanish War Veterans.
Spanish War Auxiliary.
Legion Drum Corps.
American Legion.
Legion Auxiliary.
Mayor of Medford.
Medford City Council.
Ministerial Association.
Red Cross and Humane Society.
Hnlvntion Army.
Y. W. C. A.
W. C. T. L .
HiKh School Rand.
Clvc Organizations.
Fraternal nod Social Soci
Roy SctQi Drum Corps.
Roy Scouts.
Girl Scouts.
High Sehool.
Grade Schools.
Decorated Curs.
Miscellaneous.
Oldest Water Right Involved In :
Josephine County Title Litigation;
Judge Thomas' Opinion Upheld
SAI.KM. Ore., Muy 28.
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NEXTJUjONDAYj
Announcement was made today
of the leasing for temporary occu
pancy, of the room at Suit Kast
Main street by the Safeway Store
Nu. 433, now located at 2t2 Kast
Main.
Repairing and re-arranging of
the building has been started and
the store will be in the new loca
tion Monday. June 2nd.
I). It. Greene, manager of store
No. 433, says the company had a
tease on the corner of the Deuel
building, recently destroyed by
fire, had expected to nunc thereto
June 2nd. and the new location is
one of emergency.
The first Safeway Store was
opened here four years ago and
increase In business necessitated a
second store being opened on West
Main street, which is in charge of
A. G. Anderson.
J. F. Mashburn Is manager of
this district, which comprises
Jackson, Douglas, Klamath and
Coos counties, with nlno stores,
and with constantly increasing
business.
ttie uf the best farms In Josephine
I county, and the oldest water rights
1 In that county are involved In a
E controversy that has been In (tie
'courts for 14 years and in which
j the supreme court has written
what probably is the final chapter.
The ease was suit to (Ulet title
brought by J. G. Ihnick u gainst
nine of his brothers ant) sisters in
whirh he sought full title to the
property.
Ry the opinion, written by Chief
Justice Coshow, which Is the denial
of a rohuaring asked by the plain
til'f following a deciding opinion
by Justice Kami last January.
Ilouck Is held to be only an heir
to the property equal in rights
with tho other heirs.
Many years ago J. G. Houck
entered Into n contract with his
parents, David and llilah K. Ilouck
whereby they were to deed hhu
the farm on condition that he take
care of them the rest of their
lives. There was controversy as to
whether the son lived up to tho
agreement. After the death of his
father he brought suit against his
mother to quiet title. In the lower
court for Josephine county he was
upheld by Judge F. M. Calkins, in
I'Mii, but the supreme court. In an
opinion by Justice Johns in l!Hit,
reversed the lower court.
Later the mother died, and In
I92it Ilouck brought suit against
his brothers and sisters, one broth
er not entering into the contest
against him. Tn iho lower court
Judge C. M, Thomas held against
him, and this decree was affirmed
by the supreme court In the Rand
opinion last January,
- The parents of the 'Ho tick heirs
were early day pioneers in the
Althouso' distrlctl Mrs. Kouck con
tributing to the faintly support by
knitting socks for the miners lu
the camps along Althouse creek.
Hood River. Construction o"
J K). 00(1 Vasul Bros, building pro
gressing stpadlly.
Same
V Price.
for over 38 years
25
ounces
USE LESS
- than of high
priced brands
MILLIONS OP POUNDS
USED IV OUR GOVERNMENT
Packard
Standard Eight
Prices Reduced
$400
THE Packard Motor Car Company has just ad vised us oy
telegram that effective May twenty-eighth (28th) prices
of all current models of the Standard Eight .'have been
reduced four hundred dollars ($400). The new prices are as
follows: '
Closed Models '!' .
i
5-Passenger Sedan
2-Passenger Coupe
2-Passenger Convertible Coupe
5-Passenger Coupe
5-Pas8enger Club Sedan
7-Pas8enger Sedan '
7-Passenger Sedan Limousine
$2085
2125
2150
2275
2275
2385
2485
Open Models
2-Passenger Runabout . ... $2025
4-Passenger Phaeton 2025
7-Passenger Touring . ..... . 2125
4-Passenger Sport Phaeton . ., 2325
(Prices P. 0, B. Detroit) ;:' j.
These reductions are made because the factory expects to announce in the
Fall new cars which, though the same in size and of practically unchang
ed appearance, will have enough changes to. classify them as new mod
els, The new cars, like those we are now offering, will, of course, have
straight eight motors exclusively.
The new prices give today's purchasers a very great price advantage, and
also immediate use of the largest selling and most popular car in the fine
car field.
Now, it is even more true by four hundred dollars ($400) that you are
paying for a Packard. Why not own one? You will never have a better
opportunity. , ( ,, ; , ,,, .
, 't u. Two-thirds of those who buy the Packard Stand'
ard Eight give up other makes of cars. Thousands
prefer to buy out of income. Your used car will
be accepted as cash and if of average value will
more than make the down payment on a new car.
ASK THE M A N W H O OWNS ONE
J. J. OSENBRUGGE
128 So. Riverside
Phone 1109