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PZGE TWO
Iocal and
-'Personal
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, This will be a big week with the
Rchool youth of the city and In
cidentally for their parents, alwo.
Reboots will close next Friday for
tho summer vacation. The week's
commencement doings , Bturt with
the ' baccalaureate aervlces at the
1'resbyterlan church tonight, and
the culminating event will be the
commencement in the armory on
Friday nljfht, Betweeen these
events then will be a number of
Bocial evetUR surrounding the grad
uating class. -Final examination
begin tomorrow and will end on
. Tuesday afternoon. The grade
pupils will return to school Fri
day morning to get their grade
'cords, nnd tho high school pupils
will get. theirs at the same time.
Then the schools will bo dismissed
until next fall.
Let me write your flr.e'lnsuranco,
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg. Phone 993. tf
Family on Camping Trip
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Jenkins and
children are spending several days
on a i camping trip nt Fish Juke
and other mountain resorts.
Exclusive, wall papers. -Snedlcor
Khop, 414 Medford Bldg. 77
Crater lako News Hwuve
News from Crater Lake has
been very scarce In the city since
tho staff offices were moved from
here up to tho national park last
Thursday, but it , Is , presumed
cloudy weather has been prevail
ing there like In tho valley. A
number of local people plan to
viit the. lake today. -
Mountain air, homo care; country
fare, swimming riding; fishing hik
ing. Itates are reasonable, the
time is seasonable. Bring us your
boy and fill him with joy. Mrs. X.
F. Ohrt, Trail, Oro. 71
J, umber Company Is Sued
The .Owen-Oregon Lumber com
pany was named tho defendant in
a. law suit filed yesterday by the
Houthern r Pacific company for
3(1445.22, claimed to bo duo fur
the, shipment of four carloads of
lumber for the defendant.
Thorval H. Folkenborg. teacher
of violin, believes. the summer va
cation to bo the opportune time for
children to study music. A Rpeclul
course of instruction, including uu
of Instrument, is , offered. . .Call
Hindi oh, Kooma 3 and 4, College
Bldg., 31. N, Grape., , , 80
"Wedding Of Long Ago'
; A' social' hews item here of 27
ymirs ago Was tho following pub
lished In the Ashland Tidings of
May 29:MMisa Clertrude McCallen
went to JackoonvlJIe last evening
to attend the marilago of her
friend, Miss Helen Colvlg to Dr.
R. O. Gale.",
Flowers of all kinds' for parties,
banquets, decorating, etc. Call at
825 Mouth Holly or Phono 30O-L. 70
Volunteer Mwlinff Monday
Tho monthly drill of tho Mod
. ford lite department will bo held
tomorrow evening. Routine drill
will bo tho order of tho evening.
"', Chaunqey ( Florey now located
323 East , Main ,St. Insuranae and
Ileal Estate. , C6tf
GIi Club Off Iocth Chosen
pfiqera were elected for the
(Hee 'clubs' of the senior high school
last: week, with the following stu
dent chosen: BoyH Victor Noel,
president; Norman . Dalky, librar
ian; Harold OoHuuoi;, vico-prosl-.
dent; Wlldon, Colbough, aecretary
treaaurer; Frank , , Dalky, scrlbo.
Oirls Lenove Htmklim, preHidont;
Hlbyl Jeun Y o u n g, librarian;
.Frances Mollor, vice preHidont;
,nuby Htone,, secretury-treusurer,
..'.'Jtiry kindling $2.50 per load. Val
ley fMol Co., Phone 70. tf
' Dun Cupkl lIUHy Agnlu
tTho' county clerk's office IsHued
trtarrlago licenses yesterday' to
Clurenco Byi'd, " 21, nnd Nellie
Boren JO. .both of Medford; Kay
:moridiBraunor, 22, of Klamath
Falls, .and Juanita Klrtley, 25, of
r Nampa. ldnho; Karald Barton, 211
': and Nenm Bliss. 26. both of Pas-
1 'Vtdon'a, Calif.;; Conn iFlrth," 23, of
i Halfway, Ore., and Cleone Weaver,
;. 18, of Ashland; ' Frank Plluso, 24
f of Kltmnn, and Bethel Turner, 19,
of Orovllle,
itreiu!maklng and remodeling nt
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
.Blflg. Tel. 1181. tf
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Sandwiches
foriptonlo-mphes jand
outings are best made
with Fluhrer's Sand
wich Loaf. A fine, even
textured bread t h a t
cntswitbont the slight
est trace of crumbling.
' At your grocer
Publicity Chief Coming
J, W, IllckH, director of public
ity for the Htnndnrd Oas & Elec
tric com puny, and Byllesby En
gineering and Management cor
poration Is expected to arrive here
from Chicago this week to visit
the Copco properties. Mr. Hicks
is en route to Kan Francisco to
attend the 1930 convention of the
National Electric Light associa
tion to be held June 1G to 20.
Hemstitching, .iileotlnir. nlentlntf.
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft .Shop. . ., 257 tf
Visitors From WaHlilngtoii
P. W. Harris of Seattle, C. W.
Cornell of Everett and Mr. and
Mrs. c. It. UWinke of Vaklma,
were among the Washington resi
dents reglstei'ed at loeul hotels on
.Memorial day.
Mm. Billings of S. Itlverslde Av?.i
nayH that Dr. lilazos Poison OaK'
Prescription completely cured her
In two days. . It in sold and guar
anteed by Heath's Drug Store. 71
or cull Mcdfoid Puol Co., Tel. 03).
0T.lt
lino.st Kooortl Flifrltt.
Another record almost was set
for the coastwise air run when a
"West Coast Ait Transport plane
flew from San Francisco to Port
land lust Thursday In 3 hours and
411 minutes. Cuptuin C. li. Stead,
piloting, reported a brisk tull wind.
Look! Men's suits cleaned and
pressed $1.00 cash and carry.
Unique Cleaners, 20 S. Central.
Phone DO. 71
Dental Man Hero
C. J. Wright Is at tho Hotel
Holland representing tho Welch
Dental company at Portland.
Public Market rirocery Uutter
40c lb., eggs 2fic doz., all stundnrd
coffee 43c. 89
Mountain Cabins .Moved
Workmen last Thursday moved
the cublns nt the Dollurhldo camp
ground on the Slsklyous from tho
camp site, below the hlghwny, to
the hill above the highway, along
side tho service station. Tourists,
Instead ot being nttracted by the
lllletness of tho lower site, are
said to have been "nfrald a car
would run off tho highway on top
of the cublns."
Wo aro prepared to do all kinds
of plastering, stucco, brick and ce
ment work. No Job too small, m
Job too big. Let homo men do your
work. Tel. 377-L. . F, w. James &
Son, 220 Cottage. 77
New Cllltor Park Hunger
DWIght French, member of 'tho
Klamath Union' high school will
spend tho vacntlon season In
Crater l.nko national park, where
he will bo n ranger.
or call Modford Fuel Co., Tel. 681.
ontf"
ItookH for Public Schools
Htilto library authorities nro now
preparing their annual order for
hooka, to cost approximately $20,
000. Under tho state law. . each
child Is taxed 10 cents a year, tho
ntonoy o ho used In tho purchase
of library hooks for tho public
schools. A list Is prepared by
librarians, who submit It to the
school authorities. Selections are
mado hmt tho list Is then for
warded to J. K. Olll, Portland
hook firm, which completes tho
order during tho summer, having
the now supply of volumes ready
for the fall term.
Anyone who would llko a bar
gain In a high grado banjo should
call at this office nnd Inspect tho
banjo loft hero for salo; n aucrirtce
regard less ot cost. 2 fi 1 1
Visiting . Ills Parents
Mr. Lawrence T. Power of Berk
eley, la visiting at tho homo of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. p.
Power.
Chauncey Florey
123 F.nst Main St.
now located
65tf
Itev. Ilaiiiiiintid nt 8. O. S.
Tho Rev. P. ,K. Hammond ot
Orr-gon City, for many years rec
tor of tho ICplscopa). church ot
Ashland, will deliver tho bnccul
aurealo sermon to tho graduating
etnas of tho normal school, on
Juno 0.
Flowers of nil kinds for parties,
homiuets, decorating, etc. Call at
828 South Molly or Phone 300-U 70
ilero' Fnuil Portland'
Karl liogars has arrived in tho
city from Portland nnd In spending
aeveral weeks In tho city on busi
ness. ,
For host green slabs, nsk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631
0Gtf
Finished .School Term
Miss Pearl Timmons has return
ed front Hosoburg to spend the
summer,: nfter finishing tho school
term ns English Instructor nt the
Hosoburg high school.
Madame Margot Shlvely, who has
taught French In Paris and Bos
ton, Mnss., will tutor, glvo private
or class lessons to adults nnd chil
dren. Address 618 Penn. Avo. Ph
1043-L. 7,1
Now Kudlophono Service
Radiophone equipment up nnd
down the Coastwise nilltn nf 41in
I'ai'lflo Air Transport company,
hum neon planned to io In oper
ation today. Seven planes of the
rompany havo been, equipped for
tho tho ground-to-phino commun
ication. The system is to bo own
ed and operated by tho compnny
nnd will be used both for the
transmission of wenther Informa
tion and orders to planes In flight.
Phono 642. W' haul awav
your refuse. Clly Sanitary Service
S37tf"
Irvine Also Kcnks nt Kllgcno
II. F. Irvine, tho Portland editor,
who delivers tho commencement
address hero next Friday night,
will also bo the speaker at tho
high school commencement nt Nil
gene on Thursday night, when
over Hill senium will ho grndil
nted,
O
MEDFORD MAIL
Checking; License PerniltM
Out of 1(!7 out-of-state curs
checked In .Med ford yesterday by
Stute Traffic Officers C. V. Talent
and Herb lOjore, 40 were . found
without non-resident permits. Koine
drlverH claimed that they did not
know that they were necessary
and others claimed that they
thought they had two weeks in
which to apply. Notices of viola
tion were passed out to the motor
ists without the Htickers. The
checking was completed in three
hours time.
1 0-ln. green pine .dubs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
70. S44lf
Hot Dog Advice
We have never lot our imagina
tion have full play when eating
hot (Iokh, but we agree with Dr.
Strieker that they Hhuuld at leust
be cooked and Herved under san
itary conditions. Oregonlan.
For your health take Russian
massage and chiropractic. Dr. Mini
kins, jver Woolworth's. Tel. 1290.
07tf
Flfly Years Ago Kxeiteniont
The following news Items ap
peared In the Oregonlan of Port
land, fifty years ago, on May 20:
"V. T. Layton's huge reservoir
near Jacksonville gave way Mon
day and flooded his diggings, and
caused damage of several thous
and dollars. A greuter portion of
his gold probubly Is lost."
Seo llrlll'a Sheet Metal Works
for radiator, fender and nuto body
repairing. cf
VislliMl Jiluinulli Falls
Medford visitors In Klamath
Falls last Thursday included L, V.
Watklns, Ml', and Mrs. C. T. Stew
ard, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Snyer,
II. W. (lould. K. P. Cowglll and
John Hanson.
The Pea.sleys' : new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
. tf
Vet (Jot Pension HIM)
Senator Stelwor has been noti
fied of allowance of increase of
pension to $fiO monthly in favor
of Frank Orubb of Ashland, Ore.,
formerly Company U, Second Ore
gon Infantry.
Ceo. A. llohnert, (leneral Truck
ing, at Flchtner's Garage. Tel. 180.
!)2
heft For Fresno
D. F. . Amlck, eighth grade
teacher at the Central Point
schools, left Friday accompanied
by his daughter, Luramao, for
Fresno to visit relatives. Miss
Amlck Is employed by tho state
highway department at Fresno.
lfl-ln. green pino slabs, largo or
small loads. Vulley Fuel Co., Tel.
70. 344tf
Street Doparlniciit Busy
Fifteen men nro still on tho
payroll of the city street depart
ment now engaged cleaning up
odds nnd ends of street work
ubout the city. . Severul men are
employed 'putting the finishing
totiohes on tho Jackson street
bridge and others doing odd. bits
of street work. No. grading la be
ing dono at tho present tlmo be
cause of tho dryness of tho ground.
riio ' Pcasleys' now studio now
Open, 'opposite, new Holly thcate;.
tf
owi'iM Itetiini.s to Sale m ' 1
T. C. lowers, who has been do
ing renoaroh work for the Beaver
Portland Cement company nt (lold
J 1 111 for tho past few tnonthH, has
co in plot ed his work and returned
to Salem. Burlng his sojourn In
Houthern Oregon, ho was the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. A. il. Suuder-
man.
l(Mn. green pino Blabs, largo or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tot.
76. 344tf
KlkH Ktato Convention
Selection of August 11, 3 2 nnd 13
as the dates for the annual con
vention of tho Oregon Stato Klks'
association was agreed on at a
meeting of tho executive commit
tee held t Portland recently.
August 11, 12 nnd 13 wore chosen
due to the fart that tho slato con
vention of the Amorican .Legion
will be held In Baker on August
14, 15 and IB. and tho Portland
lOlkH were of the Impression n
large number of -Legionnaires who
also belong to the Klks, In pass
ing through Portland on the way
to eastern Oregon would, find it
ponsiblo for them to attend the
l'31ks convention before proceeding
to Baker.,
Unique Cleaners spoclal price on
ladles' clothes. Men's suits cleaned
and pressed 1 1, 00 -cash and carry
H, Central. Phono 96. 71
Hosc-burg Wants tmvontlon
Plans to blni 'ho l!3t state
convention of - the American ho
gion to KoHchitrg nro being con
sidered by Pmpqua post. A com
mittee has been appointed to can
vass tho situation. . .
Wo specially In radiator and
fender repairing at Van's lnrngc,
S3 Ho. ltarttett. l'hone 208. tf
Itirie Shoot Tixlny
Quite a number of Oregon Nat
ional (Hiardsmen will bo at the
national guard ran go threo miles
east of ' Mud ford this morning to
shoot qualifying rounds. The last
opportunity afforded guardsmen
to qualify for marksman, sharp
shooter and expert rifleman's
badges will bo today, Captain Oarl
Y. Tengwald said yesterday.
Let tis haul Kvny your gnrbngti
and refuse. 1'hone MJ, City Sani
tary Service. 3S7tf j
Wririm Cllnlci Tliursrtiijr
The county health dopnrtment
will hold the regular monthly
child welfnro clinic for tho Med
ford district nest Thursdny after
noon nt the Y. W. C. A. Mothers
are urged tn make early appoint- ;
mentH for tho clinic by calling
tho health department headquart
ers, 1359. Dr. H. O. Wilson, coun
ty henlthO'fficer, assisted by MIns
Augusta Olover, county nurse, wilt
be In charge.
Mall Tribune ads are rend by
SO.UUU People every day, it
TRTBmE, -MEDFORD,'
Film Star To Wed
Associated I'rcMs Photo
Kenneth Harlan or the films and
Doris Hilda Booth wilt be married
toon In Hollywood, Cat.
Special low price tor cleaning
women's clothes. Unique Cleaners,
S. Central. Phone 90. 71
Socks Note; Collection
Humuel RoHe filed suit In cir
cuit court yeHterday aKiilnat Wal
lace BertelHon for the collection of
a nromlHsury note of ?500, diitfd
April 30, 3 921!. The note waH
secured by property.
Chauncey Florey now located
J23 Kant Main Kt. Insurance nnd
Ueal Estate. , . ' C5U-
Aviators Hero IiHlefiniU'ly
W. J. Brown and .John Wanse,
arrived here last week from Cal
ifornia In two planes to enter the
paHHenger flying buHineMH here.
The two pilots plan to remain
hore Indefinitely and will lie at
the Medford airport tomorrow to
take up' pasHenRers on Hhort and
tons hops. Quite a number of
local pei-HuiiH went flying yester
day and hail their choice, of usIuk
an open or a cabin alilp.
Have Moved to Medl'nnl
' J. II. Kobbins and wife' have
moved from 1 23 Central avenue
to their new home in Medford.
Mr. Bobbins was formerly man
ager of the Ashland Fruit and
Produce nsHocialion. Ashland
Tidings. ,
Brewer Tn San Francisco
C. M. Brewer, vieo president and
generar manager of the California.
Oregon Jj'ower company, was a
business visitor In .San Francisco
tho forepart of the w'eek. v ;
Ijcuvo for C'orvullis f
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Bailey
left this morning for Corvallis,
where they will attend the- com
mencement exeroises at Oregon
State College Monday morning.
Their son. Ralph-. .1. Bailey, is
graduating.
FIRE CHIEF ASKS" 1
WEEDS BE CUT TO
Tl
The spring rains, along with
the cool damp weather alternating
with warm days-at times has pro-i
duced n luxurious growth of grass
and weeds In the vacant lots, on j
their parkings and In the alleys
of the city, which will make a big
fire menace besides being uiiHlght
ly when the warm weather sets
In. unless they are removed before
that time.
Therefore Fire Chief Uoy Klllott
requests all citizens to get busy
at oneo nnd cut down grass and
weeds while the cutting Is good,
and before the growth of the
vegetation becames still taller and
thicker, and too brittle to out.
This. Im all the more necessary,
as the city council this year, like
last year, made no provision In
the city budget for burning grass
and weeds, hence it Is up to the
property owner himself, or his
tenant, to get rid of the summer
fire menace.
Later on when the hot weather
comes a permit will be needed
from the fire .chief to burn grass
or weeds, which hi always a dang
crous procecdnre.
TH MOST ,
STUPENDOUS
UNDERTAKING
OF THE
TALKING
SCREEN v
HEART .'St- f W. " M0 7 S 'I
imp y -1 WmMMMX
OlfflfiONVWUXUAY, JFNK 1, -100.
M. WILSON WILL FARM BOY GIVEN j SIM PASSENGER; AWARD CONTRAtl
j C
hi .
PIPES' ABSENCE
. Medford Is to have 'a new may
or for the next two weeks or pos
sibly a lilUe longer, for Mayor
i A. W. Pipes will leave tonight
with Mrs. Pipes for their former
, home at Salmon, Idaho, where he
I will look after business matters
! In that locality where he still pos
i sesses a fine ranch propery, and
i thlu, together with some business
I matters he has to look after in
Portland for a time after that,
i makes It certain that he will be
away for not less than a fortnight.
Next Tuesday night's . regular
city council meeting will make
the first time that .Mayor Pipes
has ever missed a meeting of that :
I body, special or regular, since he i
j became the head of the city gov-j
I ernment.
' Tho new mayor during ills ab
sence will be K. M. Wilson, chalr
I man of the council committee -on
finance, and who is tho vice may
or. .
IS
AT GRANGE PARTY
i
! Last week was an active one for
i the Modford KiwaniH club, mein
! bers of which were present nt the
Talent grange party and dinner on
.Thursday evening, followed by :
KOlf tournament with Ashland club
members yesterday. Medford lot
at golf nnd the Ashland club was
awarded tho Motel Jackson silver
loving cup donated by Kt wan Ian
William Clemenson.
The grange program attracted a
largo delegation of Medford mem
bers and was arranged by a lo
cal club member, Karl Newbry.
Uev. Alex Bennett presented an ad
dress of greeting, wherein he told
of alms of the club to gain closer
contact with the farmers, resuli.-
j ing in improved cooperation bo
i tween the city and country.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.
Sabbath day services ot the Sev
enth Day Advent 1st church were
attended here today by the larg
est gathering of the denomination
in the history of tin? church.
Mdre" than 12,001) worshipped at
the auditorium and an overflow
meeting of 3,000 young people
was held at Temple church.
The services were part of the
4 2 nd nnadrlennial world confer
ence of the church. No business
was transacted by the convention
today.
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
4-
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Adults ZjW 10 il
. I V Attena matinees and Avoid the Crowds
Meteorological Report 1 J ' ' i
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Modford Sunday. lMBnBHBBIMMMKlMBiMWBMHBWBMBi
portly cloudy and mUkIuI.v t
Oroison: Sundny, piirily oloudy Continuous , . o ' A Starts TODAY!
nnd rilKlitly warmor. ! - J ffl Vfc tkM
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iM-ooipitiition (inchoB) .on .00 tyysl '""y-'' ipl rll?AFS'-k.
""To'llil iirpciiiltiiliTiii since Sep- CB, S Xi-fl 111. Sft "V
Sun!"' t'd'!"Tf nE-Mini, v!TN "'
b"'ebra'; i I I $tKM ftTBe HEIEM WRIGHT '
L . erich maria' L "S" EDDIE GRl&RON
eemarquk j k- 'Co6s :NCWIE ASTOR f:
..... " !
Out only a .short time, the ju.-y!
in the civil suit of Verne Htewurl,'
li-yenr-old. boy..ag.ilnst James I..'
Kershaw, his wife, .Vera Kershaw.!
and his sister, Viola Kershaw, for
$4."(l. claimed due for services clone
the defendants as a farm hand, re
turned a verdict of 1501.85 In favor
of the plaintiff. This amount In
cluded f.; for attorneys tees. in
plaintiff set forth in the trial tn.it
he was underpaid for services, and
the defense claimed ho was over
paid
t ri m I 1)1 i, ff-LV nffl ni k'Jr
TODAY!
STARTS
"THE RETURN OF
Ok FU MANCHU"
ALSO
OUR GANG all talking in
'WHEN THE WIND BLOWS'
Gilbert and Sullivan Singing
Act
MOVIETONE NEWS
S SPECIAL : Summer Matinee Price '
I I fli
Trx Air Matinee fesSk. Children
. II T.VT.NTNn 9R.R0 ... ..... II
tn R,i,i T Francisco on
grand theft charge, Burton F.
Itnye, r" years old. was taken off
a northbound stage here last
night by Chief of Police Clotous
McCredie. San Francisco oflVors
will arrive here to take Kaye in
to custody. Tho man' description
included the fact that one finger
whs missing on a hand anil tno
first man to get off the stage, had
a finger missing on his hand, but
was the wrong man. Itnye fol
lowed shortly after
AT 1:30 P. M.
Continuous Shows
FU MANCHU'S
ALIVE!
WARNER OLAND
0. P. Heggie, Neil Hamilton, Joan Arthur
Sealed in his coffin ! Fu Manchu Escapes ! Terror
izes the handsome doctor and his lovely sweet
heart in this new all-talking SAX ROHMER ad
venture story.
WAS K TOX. II ..
j 11 Announcement was mail,"'
Ithe treasury department V
ithat the contract for ,,e co"1
ition or the new Klamath ( ,'
j post office has been iHviird,,
(leorge Isurkxon. Portland
: 1.1.1 of $1(17.1:10. Sup,,,,:"
: bids probubly will l. ,..,11 "
; the use of Oregon gmnlte J"
;,.!' Imllnno llmMtr.m.
Might passenger liners are n,.
operating between Pr.cific
The Sign
Vengeance Appears'
Again
i
ill-