n:
PSGE TWO
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ocal arid
Personal
Ijirgpr Po.stoffico IK-k Boxes '
, Authorization for calling of pro
posals for Installation of additional
lock box equipment for the lornl
poBtofflce, the boxes to be fur
nished by the pOKtoffice depart
ment, have been received by Post
master Warner, who will adver
tise for the name within a day .r
so. This means that ltirser box-
will be installed for the ue of
those business firms receiving
large bodies of mall. Homo of the
additional boxeti wilt be twice
large as now lined. ,
J t oncers Upturn Today
Mr. and Mm. Frank Rogers ami
son are expected to arrive; In Med
ford this evening from Portland,
where Mr, Ilogers met his wife -
short time ago on her return from
a three months visit in liolse,
Idaho.
Mora From Distant Points
Guests from a distance register
ed at Medford hotels include Henry
D. Shute of Petersburg, Penn..
John Mcintosh and Yaqul Joe ofj
Kl raso, Texas, i, nanton i
Detroit, Mich, Frank Casey and
Howard Crawford of Chicago, III.,
and J. F. Bradley of Nnxhvill?,
Tenn.
Extra choice flowers for grad
uation. Phone your orders early.
Phone 3!)0-D or call at 315 South
Holly. 7 a
Volunteer Meeting Tonight
Members of the Medford volun
teer fire department are reminded
that the regular monlhly drill will
be held this evening at the fire
hall. A 100 per cent attendance
is expected. . . .
Let mfl write your fire Insurance,
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg. Phono 9U3. tf
Visited CreHPeiit VMy
Included among the Medford
visitor at Crescent City, Calif., yei
lerday were Mr. and" Mrs. H. A.
Meyer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Meyer,
Miss Helen Meyer and Lelanl
Pettigrew. They reported rainy
weather during tho early part f
the dny, following by sunshine In
the afternoon.
Exclusive wnll papers, Snedlrnr
Shop, 414 Medford Bldg. 77
Gnumu In Clly ,
D. C. Onimm,. assistant superin
tendent of the Southern Pacific
lines with hond quarters in Eugene,
Is In Medford today conferring
with local railroad officials.
Mountain nlr, home enro, country
fare, swimming riding, fishing hik
ing. Hates are reasonable, the
time is seasonable. Hrlng'oi i6ur
boy and fin him with Joy. -Mrs.; N.
F. Ohrt, Trail, Ore. 71
Odit stem of Rose
F. E. French, of thei Frenfh
Lailndry, brought to The ft'durleY
office Saturday ''morning, a hou
fltiet of roses, from his garden fit
210 South Fourth utreot.. The
rones wore nil on one' stem, being
five In number, each one measur
ing about five nnd one-half Inches
across, and each stem being abo"it
a foot In length. Mr. French. sn)d
they were of the Paul oronn var-lety.-Orants
Pass Courier. -
Thorvnl H. Folkenberg, teacher
of violin, believes the summer va
cation to he tho opportune timo fov
children to study music. A special
course of Instruction, Including use
of instrument, is offered. C.ll
Htudlos, Rooms 8 and 4, College
Bldg.,-31 N. Ora-pe, 80
Herd From Yrekn
Mrs. W. F. Dunphy was a vis
Itor In Medford today, accompany
ing her daughter, Miss Vlvlenne
Dunphy, who waH to be married
here today to James K. Lovejoy,
publisher of the Siskiyou News, at
Yreka.
Flowors of nil kinds for parties,
banquets, decorating, otc. Call at
33u South Holly or Phone '390-U 70
In Vetera us' Hospital
William Lymnn, well, known
Medford O. A. R. veteran, lert
last week for tho United states
veterans' hospital at Portland to
undergo .medical treatment. Ho
lies been illng for moiHhn nnd
will prohnbly be at the Portland
hospital Indefinitely. He- was ac
companied by Mrs. Lyman nnd his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Scheffel.
Flowers for graduation.. Phone
your orders early, Phone flltO-L
or rail nt 32ft Soulh Holly. 7 r.
Yon will find in nll
Fluhrer'i products the
quality that is
Long
Remembered
after the price is forgotten.
r
S. I. Prmldeiit finw Through
.Paul Khoup, president f th
Southern Pnclflc MneM, imJWfd
through Medford today Jit hi
special car on train 13 en rou:e
to Oaktuml, Oil., from Kugene.
HotH ft lit) from I'ulifornlu
fluents from the Bear state ree
ntered at .Medford hotels include
AI r. r. n d M vs. II. M . Young. M
and Mrs, J. K. Tonguevan, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Kelso, Mrs. (J. Panstian,
Mrs. O. O. liumbotos. C. L. Holen,
Joe Deyse wroth of hns Angeles,
Mr. und Mrs. F. A. Wabster of
Itiehmond, Mr. and Mrs. F. ..
Mulvaney of Berkeley, H. i. J'lace
of Kan Diego, Mr, and Mrs. t it.
Wilson of Pasadena, V. C. Vnn
drunzen of 1-ong Beach, Harold I:'.
Davis uf Pacific Grove, Humid
Altenoff, Ernie Broken and V
Green of Btockston. and the fol
lowing from Kan Francisco: Mr.
and Mrs. O. T. Hopper, Mr. and!
Mr. i. H. W'lllluma and .Mr.-and j
Mr O. Beultee.
Extra choice flowers for grad
uation. Phone your orders early.
Phone 3!0-I, or call at Soui-i
Holly, :r
I Icre From Klamalii
- Mrs. -Lucille O'Neal is in Med
ford today ' from Klamath Falls
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr..
George Marshall of South Oakdole.
and brother, Kdison Marshall, well
known author, In this city fron,
Augusta, Oa.
Chouncey Florey now located
123 Kant Main St. Insurance and
Ileal Estate, C5tf
Monday Cullers Hero
The list ,of visitors in Medford
today from neighboring localities
InctudfH (leo. Hall of Trail, Miw.
Hoy Vaughn, Prospect; Stephen
Wilson, Sams Valley; Mrs. P. H.
ThurHton, Old Stage Road, nnd Tf.
D. Held of !o)d Hill.
Dry kindling la.fii) per load. Val
ley Fuel Co., Phone 70. If
To Visit Scrgiinit Owen
Colonel Louis, Nutman, United
States nrmy. In charge of recruit
ing1 activities of the eight western
mates. Is expected to arrive this
week for n short visit with Ser
gean fl rover Owen, local recruit
ing: officer, while en route to
Portland to say farewell to mem
bers of tho Portland office. Col
onel N tit man will leave his head
quarters n t the Presidio, San
Francisco, June 2t to go east to
take charge of a regiment.
Dressmaking nnd remodeling at
the Fnshlon Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. ilHl. . tf
Frank Fleishman, who has been
clerking at the local Plggley Wig
gley store, hits left for Portland.
J. Forrette of Medford is now
employed at the local store; Ash-
laud Tidings.
Flowors for graduation. Phone
your orders early. Phono 31MI-L
or call at B2fi South Holly. - 7T
Attended the Salem Races
Mr, and Mrs, John Jensen nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen of this
city spent Memorial dny nnd the.
wee Icon d In Albany n n d Sn lorn,
where they attended tho outboard
motnrbont races. They returned to
Medford last night by motor. While
In (ho northern cities they visited
Lawrence Jensen and Pete Jen
sen. '
Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
button making nnd hose mending.
Handicraft Shop.. 257tf
Here From Klnnutdi District
Among rosldents of the Klam
nth section registered at local ho
tels- yesterday were -'the Mioses
Mildred. Kleger and Ethel t'mban
hower of Sprugue River, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kneek of Bonamta, and
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R, Devereaux of
Klamath l'Nills.
Mrs. Billings of S. Riverside Av?.
says that Dr. Blazes Poison OaK
Prescription completely cured her
In two days. It is sold nnd guar
antced by Heath's Drug Store. 71
Ml! IT lUgC IJCCIIHCN lstt licit
Tho county clerk's ol'flco Issued
marriage licenses this forenoon to
Vernon Wright, aw nnd F.dith May,
2, both of Medford: James Mero,
20, and Ooldln Newlun, 1H, both
of Medford; J nines Lovejoy. 20
and Vlvienno Dunphy, 25, both of
YrekH, Calif.
For host green slabs, nsk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
cr.tf
Homo From Nursery Trip .
William Moss, Medford repro,i(n
tatlvo of Villa Nurseries In south
ern Oregan, was In Grants 1'ois
Friday visiting on his return from
a trip to Jnorthern Oregon and
Idaho. (.Iron (ft Push Courier.
Public Market Grocery Butter
40c lb., eggs 2 fie do., nil standard
coffee 43c. 89
j Here mi HiihIiick
C. u Holen of Los Angeles, rep-
i resentatlve of Tyaon Shirt com
j panyof Norrlstown, pn., is In this
i city to spend several days confer-
! ring with local clothing dealers.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of plastering, stucco, brick and ce
ment work. No Job too small, in
Job too htg. Let home men do your
work. Tel. 377-W. F. W. James A
Son, 326 Cottage. 77
Spout Wcck-F.mt nt Home
Gordon Warner, who has been
employed at Crater Lake national
park for some time past, nnd will
be during tho summer, arrived
home Saturday afternoon nnd re
turned to his duties at the lake
last evening. He Is no longer act
ing ns temporary ranger, as sev
eral of the temporary summer
rangers went on duty June 1st, hut
is now eTn ployed In the park
storekeeper's department.
For best green slnbs. nk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
6Stf
Mling Got Pro
W. W Devereaux, golf pro of
Klamath Fulls, v.s a visitor In
Medford this morning.
For your health tnke Russl.in
mnshaOnnd chlropraclic. Dr. Slm
klns, over WooHvorth's. TM. 12H0.
67tf
lrEDFORD MATL
Kiirmilo to Coiiveiitioii
li. K. Detrlck, potentate of HM
lah temple of Ashland, accompan
ied by Mrs. Detrick, left Saturday
for Toronto. Canada, to attend the
Imperial session of the Ancient
Order of the Mystic Shrine.- Po
tentate and Mrs. Detrick joined the
Shriner train at Seattle. After the
Imperial session Is ended, they will
visit In New York, New Jersey,
Washington D. L, and Chicago,
planning to return to Aahlund
about July 1.
Micny MNiieriiiun j
Harold Jjirsen, who journeyed
to the Kogue yesterday, accom-l
panled by Mrs. Lumen and Mr. and!
Mrs. Arthur Hens, returned laM I
evening with a basket of trout.
He reports the fishing is fine b"it
Mr . Hess Is not so emphatic
about it.
Oivgjniuiis lit iUitclH
Included fimng the Orogonians
registered at Medford hotels are
Herb Owen and Chits. Webb of
Kugene, Horace Addison of Pen
dleton, C. J. Kerr of Sclo and the
following from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Pfonts and daughter,
I'. B. C.llroy, C. E. O'llollorun,
James parks, A. J. Smith, U. O.
Harris. J. B. Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
Alt Iteay. Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Har
vey, V. V. Peterson, V. J. Drou
gard r.nd Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Ool
dapp. Flowers for graduation. Phone
your orders early. Phone 31HI-L
or call i.t 325 South Holly. 75
.Many (inirw Decorated
The American Legion n Mem
orial day decorated over 60 graves
of departed World war veterans
with the bulk nt rest in the Med
ford cemetery. Members were ap
pointed to decorate graves at Cen
tral Point, Jacksonville, Griffon
Creek. Trail, Talent, Phoenix, Gold
Hill, Eagle Point and Rock Point.
Anyono who would like a bar
gain In a high grade banjo should
call at this office and inspect Iho
banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 2 litf
Spend Sunday Crescent City
Dr. B. R. 121 1 lot t and children.
accompanied by Miss Ruth Aheio
and- Virginia Wind ley, -motored to
Crescent Cily yesterday to spend
tho day. Other visitors there from
Medford were Mr. Rhlnabarger and
family and James Taylor and fam
ily. .
Chauncey Florey now located
123 Fast Main St. C5tf
Attended Roschnrg Shoot
Mr. and Mrs,, Ti. L. Xoblitt and
Mr. and Mrs. O. Arnsplger were
nmnng loenl residents who attend
ed the Rod and Gun club about
and salmon bake nt Hoseburg yes
terday. While In tho Unipqui
city, Mr. Arnsplger secured be
tween 200 nnd 300 names on the
petitions for the Rogue River fish
ing amendment.
Flowers of nll klnda for parties,
banquets, decorating, etc. Call at
32S South Holly or Phono 390-L. 70
Deer Moat. Violation
VMendlng guilty too. charge
having fresh deer meat In his pos
session, ' K. D. Itrownswort h jf
Kvans Creek district, near Wlmcr,
yesterday was fined 3&0 and or
dered to pay $4 costa when he ap
peared: before Justice of the Jeaoe
Johnny Reed nt Gold Hill. Game
Warden F. M. Drown filed the
charge against him. Ashland ThW
Ings.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031.
OGtf
Motor to I'rewent City
Mrs. R. H. Dyniin and children
were nmong Medford residents who
spent Sunday motoring to Crescent
City to enjoy tho day at tho beach.
Madnme Margot Shlvoly, who has
taught French In Paris and Ros
ton, Mass., will tutor, give private
or class lessons to ndults nnd chil
dren. Address 516 penn. Ave. Ph
1043-L. 74
Visitor From Washington
Jack Ryan of Seattle and Mrs.
O. D. Douglas and Olive Cross of
Aberdeen are among tho guests
from Washington at locnl hotels,
Phono 642. Wo'll haul nway
your refuse. City Sanitary Service,
337tt
Many Uonrt Sign Kreetcil
Through tiio efforts of the Or
gon Statu Motor association. 1 10
road signs have been erected In
Jackson county on country road,
giving mlleuge to the nearest towns
and cities. The new signs, more
of which are yet to come, make
It Impossible for motorists to lose
themselves in tho mnao of coun
try roods.
16-ln. green pine slnbs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel
70. S44tf
Will Return Tonight
Mrs. Fred Scheffel, who accom
panied her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs,
William Lyman, to Portland where
Mr. Lyman is receiving treatment
In tho United States Vetoran's hoi
pita), Is expected to return to Med
ford tonight. Mm. Lymnn will re
main In the northorn city with Mr.
Lyman .whose health, Is believed
to be slightly Improved.
Peo llrlll's Sheet Metal Workn
for radiator, fender nnd auto hody
repnfrinu. tf
l--orincr Valley Hosidents
Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Itrowne nre
vtsltliiR Mrs. Itrowne's parents. Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Martin of ttran-'s
Pass. Mr. Itrowne Was formerly
superintendent of schools In Uopue
Itlver and now holds the same
position at PlHcervllle, Cal.
Tho Peawleys' new studio now
open, opposllo new Holly theater
tt
l)eiurts for the t-lott
Dr. VirKlni.l C. MIkk leaves this
evening on the Shasta hy way of
San Francisco, fur Chicago and
ItloomltiKton. 111., and other east
ern cities. At HloomlnKton she
will vi- with her son and fam
ily, lu. RIkk will he Kne about
two months. O
Mall Trlhuno ads are rend hy
lo.ouu -wo pie every Oajr. tf
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Fl-h at Diamond IjiUo
Among the local fishermen who
caught plenty of fish at Diamond
lake Sunday were Sid Newton.
Mike Herman and daughter, Kol
and Hubbard and family. They
report that the road are In fine
condition and that even amateurs
had no difficulty in catching the
limit yesterday.
Extra choice flowers for gradu
at Ion. Phone your orders earlv
Phone . 390-L or call at 326 South j
Holly. 75;
j
Poi-tlatuler Hero j
Mark Hanna Nichols .of the
Graybar Electric company, was a
local business visitor from Furt-
l.'nd today.
16-ln. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7li- 344tf
Jackson ltctuniH
O. L. Jackson,
Kiiieiui ir
manager of he Copco and Moun-jdrove hia cap lint.ertainly in the
am States Power companies, re-; bliaineM district early Sunday mom
turned yesterday from an extend-, nv jm(1 ant nlnn nll riht ,lnlil
ed business trip over the proper
ties of the two concerns, During
his absence he visited company
stores in several states, including
Idaho, Montana and Wyoming:.
The Peasleys' new studio now
open, opposite new Holly theater.
tf
Crater Wake Snmv Storm
It snowed hard much of the day
yesterday at Crater national park
so much so that the Medford
visitors arriving at noon could noi
see the lake until late aftornoon
when a brief lull in the snowstorm
occurred, and then the lRke was
disappointing, as It was of a dirty
slate color. ,
10-in. green pine slabs, Inrgo or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7G. 344tf
Dr. IT. P. Coleman returned on
Sunday evening from a three day
trip to tho coast.
We specialize in radiator and
fender repairing at Van's Garage,
33 So. Bartlett. Phone 208. tf
Let us haul away your garbage
and refuso. Phono 642, City Sani
tary Service. 3S7tf
Condition Improved
R. R. Cook of Gold Hill, who
has been seriously ill following a
major operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, Is much Improved.
Geo. A. Rohnert, General Truck
ing, at Fiehtner's Garage. Tel. ISO.
9
The county hont(lt ilftpiirtnient
will hold two child well'ure clinics
this week, with the first one nt
I'hoenlx tomorrow nnU Uie necoml
In Medford next Thtiiwmy. These
cllniim are expeoted :tA ruauh thoHe
cliildren under -B yen.ru who nr
plunnniiiK to enter school next fall
und parents nre urKed In cooperate
with the health (Teimrtment In
bringing their children for a check
up on their physical wellhclnK.
Dr. 11. C. Wilson, county health
officer is anxlottt to have those
clinicB ontstandinK successes in
view of the fact that summer vaca
tion is not long and that they are
expected to be of groat benefit to
the children. In flints will be wel
come as usttul. i '
Dr. Wilson will he nsslstcd at I he
Phoenix clinic hy Miss Killlli l.nub
scher and nt the Medford clinic hy
Miss Augusta (Hover, county nurse.
TOO LATE T0 CLASSIFY
MODERN Offlco and sleeping
rooms for rent. Bsrkdnll 1-Mdg..
11!) X. Central. 74
FOR RENT
home. Fi9
137S-R.
or SAI.K Model
Hose. MrM. Kyle.
I'Olt SAI.K 21) tons mixed grnln
bay, uncut In field for lin.
Phone 401. "4
KOU RENT Apt., 3 rooms, pri
vate hath, private entrance, Kar
aite. 9 E. Jackson. Phone
592-Y. 7S
STRAYED or STOLEX-Ilay hnrse. !
mane clllped. Weight about
14U0 lbs. Rocky build. Finder
please Tel. 182-M or 132-W.
Reword. 7ltfl
FOR SALE flood milk cow. Jer
sey and OueniKt'y mixed. Cream
test 5-11-3 gallon. Firxt house
west of Lone Pine school (red
top). 73
FOR KENT -room furnished
house and Karaite. Call 3HS-L
after 5 o'clock. 74
FOR SALE--Furnlture nnd house
hold articles. Phono 7D0-R af
ter 5 o'clock. 74
FOR SALE Model 02 Majestic
radio, latest model. Will sacri
fice for quick sale. Terms.1
Phono 1 1DS-.I. 7 4
WOOD
BEST QUALITY
Green, large body Fir, Oak, etc.,
1 for winter use '
Buy Now
F.
Phone
833
OREfiON", MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1930.
CELEBRANTS LOSE
FAIL TO APPEAR!
: , ? ' . , ;
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A traveling salesman hailing from
the northern part of the state and
wno gave his name as J. Smith, but
tlimieht ,1V noIi?fl , he nn mm.
forfeited $75 cash ball put up at
the police station yesterday when
arrested on a charge of reckless
j driving, by failure to appear for
j hearing on that charge in city court
today.
It appears that the Smith man.
(n an aiiege(i inebriated condition
he nearly ran over NiRht orncer
Bloom at 5 a. m. on West Main
street in front of the Hotel Med
ford. Hloom at once placed him
under arrest and a short time later
he put up the. $75 cash bond.
Two other persons forfeited cash
bail by failing to appear in court
for trial this morn In k. Th,ey were
Joe'Bakke, who forfeited $10 bait
for his third intoxication arrest in
a few weeks, and Mrs. Wm. Shan
non, who forfeited a similar sum
for her second arrest on an intoxi
cation charge in two weeks.
Lee Shepard, on nlu plea of guilty
(of speeding, in the city court today
j was fined .
A great deal of Interest Is helps
taken hy the local radio public in :
the new Helen Xorris drama,
"Shadows," which will receive iy
premier broadcust during t'opcb
hour tomorrow n I g li t. Num
bered among the Copco Players
will be Jo Murray Hostell. Kslello
Quisenberry, Wiot Clark, Hurry Hin
mun and Mr. Fish. This will be
Mr. Hinman's first upponrnnce with
the Copco Players, although he is ;
by no menus unknown in local dra
matic circles. His work In the re-
j cent presentation of "Mrs. Bump-t
stead-l-eigh" was especially note-'
worthy. ' t
Iocul radio followers nre urT','1 i
to tune in on Copco hour promptly
nt 9 o'clock tomorrow nignt in
der to get tho full benefit of this;
j unusuul drama. '
1 - I
Skull Injured
PORTiiANI), Ore., June 2 (IP)
Suffering Iron) a severe skull in
jury, Thomas Wnlsh, 18, was in a
crtical condition in n hospital here
with Wttle hope held for his recov
ery, tile fell from a moving truck
on the Terwllllger hlghwuy yesterday.
BAIL MONEY WHEN SUPPORT GUARDS j
KILL INSECTS
IN YOUR VEGETABLE
HAND FLOWER GARDEN
WITH
cMagara
l DUSTS and DUSTERS
DUST IS MORE
EASIER
UMJSTS ; DUSTER
"Bring Your Bug Troubles to Us"
) MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
! 323 East Main - ....... Phone 260
SUMMER PRICES
-COAL
ROYAL UTAH COAL
is clean and free from clinkers
and lasts longer
at the SUMMER PRICES and
SAVE MONEY
E. SAMSON
Office 229 North Riverside
iMFiffnunsHnmn-r
jlllL.LM Will VMUULU ,l
AVERS TENGWALD
If Medford does not take greater
interest in Its two units of the
Oregon National Guard, it is apt to
lose both. Captain Carl Y. Teng
wald told members of the Klwanis
club at luncheon at the Hotel
Medford today. He declared in-
terest in the. home company Jias.j
been waning and support, of the j
activities of the local guardsmen j
has been slack to such an extent i
that headquarters officials have -threatened
to move the company j
to another location. . S
The company has much to offer. '
Boys in high "school receive creel its :
for membership, receive pay for ,
attendance and learn other things ',
in addition to military education. ;
The government . spends $10,000,1
annually on the companies in ;
Medford and each year spends j
$200 per man to send him to tho j
annual encampment at Camp
Clatsop on the coast. Kight more j
mea are needed to fill the ranks,
Captain Tengwald said.
. INSURANCE : -
W3ENGY
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Homes - -.
of Men -
Tinting,, Paper Hanging
Phone 178-J
I UUK HtALlH
is your wealth. It's us near as
your telephone. Call 1290 for
apiiointment.
OR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS
Over Woolworth's Store
Russian Massage. Electrotherapy
Chiropractic .
i ,
Women Hose
$1.00 pair
Silk from top to toe with
French Heel
EFFECTIVE AND l!
TO APPLY
CO.
t
Phone
833
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