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Newspaper Page TextPAGE A' 3 ti ocaliand:::: 'Personal VinllniH Well Known Hero Edwin K. Otis, mudent nt tho ITnlvewlty of Oregon from Alar meda, Cal., killed in an auto acci dent near Redding Friday, and l.ockwell Rogers, I'asailena, Bcr, ouuiy Injured, are both well known here by university students. The boys nussed - through M e d f o r d Thursday afternoon and visited with friends for a short time. They are both members, of l'hl Delt.t Theia fraternity at Oregon, Acting Mayor Home Toddy 13. M. Wilson is expected homo thld ' afternoon - from. Portland, whore he-.n'tended tho. state asso ciation of iiccounts meeting this week. ' , . Tree props. All lengths, regular sl2e. Cheap at Medrord Lumber Co. 78IP Kpoolnri'ocnlioiitiiH Meet' A" spoclal meeting of iho Pohn hnntas lodge will be held In th Itedmnn hall,, this evening at S o'clock'. Great Pocahontas of Cal ifornia,.. Alleene Reebes,. and eight great chiefs of Portland will he present, at thu meeting.,.,.. Extra' Extra t-Extra! At tho Dreamland hall Saturday night, girls yillr be selected to compete In tho national, beauty contest. 84 fYoiii' PlHtant I'olnm Ouests from distant points reg istered at Medford hotels Include W. II. Mapes or New York City, .1. M. Tlerney and L. 10. Foerschlalrr of (Butte, Monti, nnd Carl Krey of Anaconda, Mont.' Siskiyou Summit Lodge open for the summer, chicken dinner '7&c, also tea room lunches. 81 jA'tt for lCnrokti. flssAvls Anschuetz, teacher at the Washington school, left yester day by motor to spend a short time visiting friends "nd relatives in Eureka, Cal. Dance, till 2 at Gold Hill Sa! night. ' " " 84 Visiting nt KurckA . Mrs. E. H, Strohmeler, necom panted, by Mrs. Dottle. Love and Mrs,. Myrtle Denton of Klamath Falls, Is visiting her . brother, T son Heall of Eureka, Cal. Tho party, will return homo .Saturday. Optral Point American. Screen Doors (fixtures free) Medrord Lumber Co. Phono 629. 78tt Annual School Meets Monday Tho 75 or so school districts In Jackson' county will hold tholr an nun! meetings next Monday to take earn of ' yearly business, Including the usual' reports.. Lady, wanting to go to Portland nr Seattle will sharo oxponso. Tel '1083-llf'1 "-'- .. . 84" Ito-cnllsts in I'Aniiv. . " Lloyd Wells, sun of DcJlllcV Wells, left this week for El Paso, Tex., in Joliv.hlHf cavajry, qompany. follow ing, a. furlough spent In , Medford While shore his enlistment in thu army came to an -end,' but he lm mediately enlisted again at tho lo cal roorulllng . otflpe . In .chargo of Sergeuut , Qrovor Owen. chatinqey Florey How located 123 East Main St. Insurance nnd Real. Estate. (lr.tt Oem Slaters Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reed' of Nampa,' Ida.', who were guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. O. Bunch, left Friday for Stanford university. where their son Karl Is a member of, the graduating class. Mr. Reed Is a cashier In the Nampa State hank. They hope to stop In Med ford on their return, anil visit Crater Lake. . , Wa' spoclnllro In radiator and fender ropnli'lng nt Van's Oarage, 3S So. Itartlott. I'hone 208. t( Lime for nil purposes at . Med ford Lumber Co. 78tt From tho Hour Slnto Callforulans registered nt Med ford hotelN Include Mr. nnd Mrs. r, C Reeves and daughter and ( nrl Harder of - Sacramento, u II Vaughn,' Sid Nichols. Jerry Wilson and fnmlly. Murjorla Jacobson, W. K. Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dunn og Los Angeles, C. H. Me Cutcheon of ML Shasta, John R. Relff of Berkeley, Mr. and Mr. Oeorgo. stack of Alameda, and the following from San Francisco: E, II. Cowles, Edw. Everhard. Mr, and Mrs. B. C. Fnlrehlld, Florence Falr- rhlld, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Williams, P. R. Wisdom, Jules Renger, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Merholctto nnd F A Foote .. Choice Rlailolns, snapdragons, sweetpens and mixed garden flow ers. Oet our prices. Phono 390-1. nr call, at S2B S. Holly St. 86 All straw hats et Etholwyn B. Hoffmann's . are offered at one halt their original price. 84 Kprait Bay Hero - Mrs. J. V. Klmbnll wits nmonx the Klamath Falls residents spen l lng,,ye8terdny in, Medford, Dreasmnklng anil remodeling at tho Fashion h o p, 424 Medford Hldi' Tel. 1181. . If Assnmes Health DutlcA ' Mrs, Josephine Jones, city schoil nurse, hns taken over tho duties of Miss Augusta Olover, county nurse, during the Intter's absencj on a trip to Ailuntn. o nnd other southern points. Miss Olover left Thursday evening and expects to he absent at least two months, bnoal. QusUmmh., Visitor IL t Kennston of Oold Hill was a business visitor In Medford yes terday, . Dance until S a. m., Jacksonville tonight.. "4 Prices ( slashed foi- quick clenr nnceeot summer hats nt the Rand Ho; 2J Bast Ith. Look! 11.00, ll.8 and up to $6.1)8:, evory hut worth three times these prices. 8li T More Marriage Licenses The county clerk's office Issued tmarrlage licenses this tforenoonto (Arthur Cooper, 22, of Ashland, and uoris wooiroik, 2i, or urunts t-as., 1... H. Snyre, 21, and Virginia' Van Every, 22, both of Ashland; Rich ard Chatham. 23, of Hlnson,. Col., and .Martha Oould, 23, of Weed, Cal. Let me widte your firo Inauranc-i. Carl Y. Tengwold, Hotel Holland Hldg. I'hone ana. If Jacksonville American Legion dance tonight, Jacksonville. t!4 Kerrig-an Hero Yesterday Walter ,1. Kerrigan, general man agor of the Kerrigan News Syndi cate and representative of the oro gonlun of Ashland' district, spent yesterday here and returned In this evening. , Dance till 2 at Gold Hill Sat, night. 84 Chauncey Kloroy now locate 1 123 East .Main St. Insurance and Iteal Estate. fi'itf Involves Track Award Among those receiving track awnrds at the Willamette univer sity on the annual spring awards day, was Frank VanDyke of Med ford. For best green slf.bs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 05tf It Is time to Insure your hay and grain. See J. W. Wukefleld Agency. or I'hone 17. - Shotgun Takes Off Finger Delbert Itall. Hoseburg, lost part of his right hand recently when a shotgun was accidentally dlscharg ed. He was playing with the gun. which he thought was unloade when It went off. blowing off the middle finger of his hand.. Wood Prices Lower on fir, oak, etc., In load lots, delivered direct to you from wooda. Order now beforo tho rush nnd savo money" at. our summer prices. '.Phono 88;l. F. M. Samson Co. 88 Dnnee, Jacksonville tonight; fine floor, fine music. 84 Visitors rrom Eugene. , Among the ! Eugene guests .al. Medford, hotels are H. E. I.lcbe,, F. P. Knight and II. L. Llnd. J s Dance till 2 at Oold Hill Sat night. 84 Looking for the Owner A letter from Seattle, Wash., mailed to Oeorge Chew, Jr., Is at tho police station awaiting the claim of Its owner. ' Tho letter was mailed to Chew on care of tho mayor's office, but the prospective recipient has not yet been located. i Treo props: A large stock always on hand. Tel, 6211. Medford Lum ber Co. ' 78lt Dry kindling $2.51) per load. Vol ley Fuel Co., Phono 70. tf (ovcrniiieni Timber Snlo . A government timber sale will bo hold In tho forest office ati Rose burg, July 29, nt 10 n. in., with vnrlous kinds of timber to bo auc tioned to the highest bidder, the bid to be not less than tho np pralsal prlco nnd subject to, ap proval of tho secretary of tho In terior., - .' . 1 Special Rates now on furniture moving, etc. Small or largo loads. We are Insured carriers and do local nnd long 'dtatanco hauling. For nulck, reliable sorvlco Phone 833. F. 13. Samson Co. ' 88 : Hemstitching, 'plcotlng, 'ploating, buUun making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 25711 Out of Town Visitors Miles Canlrall of ltueh and Mi', and Mrs. E. A. lllldreth of llutto Falla were among the nut-of-towu visitors in Medford today. Tho Peosleys' new studio no;v open, ' opposite new Holty theater. tf Jacksonville American. Legion dance tonight, Jacksonville. 84 Wlmly at The Dnlh-s , "Pop" Emllcott says Friday was the coldest Memorial day on which tho high school band has played for 65 years.. And furthermore, the wind blew so hard that all , tho bass horn player bad, to do was hold the mouthpiece In the win 1 anil finger the keys. Tho Dalles Chronicle, Choice gladolas, snapdragons, sweetpens and mixed garden flow ers. Oet our prices. Phono 300-1. or call nt 325 S, Holly St. 86 1fl-!n, green filno slabs, large nr small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76, ,144tt Ruck from Vnlverslty 'Miss Yvonne Devanney, daugh ter of Attorney and Mrs, Dovunney, residing north of. Medford on the Pacific highway, has returned tor the summer vacation from the Uni versity of Oregon, whero sho 1a now a sonlor. Attention, Young Lndlos! The Lions committee, will be nt the Dreamland hall Saturday night to select heautles for tho national contest. 84 Dance, Jacksonville tonight: tllv rioor, tine music. 84 Ninv Atrt'lono In Meilfortl The latest typo of a high-winged monoplane, owned by Earl J. Wil liams, Is at the local airport nnd will be located here. Indefinitely. The plane Is manufactured by tho Inland Aircraft company of tho east and was, flown bore by Mr. Williams, who hns tendered a gen eral Invitation to Medford and southern Oregon aviation enlhusl. ssts to inspect the ship, which has proven to be of great worth, as n student plane at a low price. Anyone who would like a bar gain In a high grndo bnnj should call nt this office nnd Inspect the banjo IV here for sale; n sacrifice regardless of cost. 25tf ' Choice gladolas, snapdragon. sweetpens and mixed garden flow er. Oet our prices. Phone SDO-I. or call at 325 S. Holly St. till I'fl for Shoe Convention R. H. Strang; ' accompanied by Mrs. Strange left Haturdayfor So altle, where .Mr. Strang will at tend the Pacific Northwest shoe convention which starts Monday. Dance, Jacksonville, tonight, un. til 2 o'clock. ' i 8l See Brill's .Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. -f Visitors from Washington Registered at Medford hote's from Washington are Mr. and Mr.f. Cj. W. Fisher, Ernest Dorn of Che hslls, C. caldle of Okonogon. Mrs. Hertha Doyle and son Delmar "f Tiicoma. Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Smith of Long view, and the following from Seattle: C. A. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. M. T, Crawford, (1. E. Heavens. The Peasley's new studio no.v open, opposite new Holly theater. tf Dance till 2 at Oold Hill Sat. night. 81 I'mlorwonl Operation Miss Ethel lioEgs of tho' New bury 'A Newbury law office, who underwent a minor operation at tho Sacred Heart hospital, was re moved to her home east of Med ford today. She expects to resume duties Monday. Phone ".42. We'll haul nwny your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 337tt Dance. Jacksonville tonight; flno floor, fine music. 84 lrf'ave for Coininenit'iuent vtr nnd Mrs. Chester Fitch Independence left nt noon today for, Eugene, accompanied by their daughter Tenth and sons cneste Jr., and Henry, to attend tho com menc.ement exercises at the Uni uni-Kllv nt Oreiron. Henrv is l member of tho graduating class nnd majored In zoology. They win return to Medford early next week. Dance till night. at Gold Hill Sat. 84 Cut flowers nnd funernl spra;-. Snniuelsitn's Flower Garden, 208 Clark St, Phono 880-X. 82tf Minor Auto Collision :' " W. F. Wallace and Herbert ! more were the principals in an auto collision on ivy street yosterday, according to a report at tho police station. The former Is of. Med ford and the latter of Thompson creek, " Tho crash caused little damage, Central Point American. Irt. In. ircnn nlnn slabs. large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 70. 344II- Ht.TnAh tfiti. nml nlnv bulls in bright colors, special 98c each. M. V. & It. co. - KlmniUh Iloail .Better Condition The Greensprlng mountain, road ln: Klnmath' Falls, under Improve ment for sometime past,. Is In good condition, according to State Traf flo Sergeant, a P. Talent today. Ho. aald tho longest detour 1b less than 100 yards nhrt sold there Wetc only a few places whero motorists are forced to drive, around con struction work, . Dance, Jacksonville, tonight, un til 2 o'clock. 84 Chnuncey Florey now located 123 East Main St. Insurnnce and Heal Estate. 05tf Appointed, .Kfoutma.ster Clyde Cooke.' lieutenant In- the t'nlted States army reserve, won has been In Medford .for the pa n few months Interested In the nvia tlon huslncBs, last evening was up pointed scoutmaster of troop 7 of the loenl Hoy . Scout organization. The troop fl sponsored by tho Med- fol'd American Legion post. Daneo t 111 2 at Oold Hill Sat. night. 84 A spoclnl value at $1.50 In the ail-llk Artcraft hose Is making quite a reputation nt Etholwyn It. Hoffmann's. 86 lloylp lit Former Homo John C. lloylo of the California Oregon Power company is In Klam ath Falls on official business nn.t Is expected to return by Monday. 10-ln. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel 70, 344tt Don't miss the big millinery snlo at tho Hand Box. 223 Enst 0th Hats values to $12.50 ot $1, $2.98. $3.98. Evory hot a great money saver. , 8 b (higgles Still Missing A pair of ' goggles, believed to hnvo been taken from his airplane, today were reported still missing by their owner, J. W. Brown of tho Copper King flying service. The goggles were , valuable and every elfort has been made to lo cate them. Tho word "Brownie' was written, on the rim as a means of Identification. Mr. Brown has been here several weeks, accom panied by John Waags of Oakland. Out., engaged In the passenger transportation business nnd will to. morrow take up passengers at one cent per pound from the city air port. Dance until 2 a. m., Jacksonville tonight. 81 Public Market Crocory Butter 38c lh., eggs 28c dot.i nil standard coffee 43c. 89 Hero from Portland Residents of Portland registered nt local hotels Include D. M. Hots- ford nnd son, A. E. Henner, W. V Warner, c. O. Gregory, June M. nnd Frances Payne, Mr. and Mrs, It. C. Brooke, M. 11. Nichols. Rov Jones, H. P. Rasmussen, H. H. Cake, Mr, and. Mrs. Geo, E. Sul livan. Mr. and Mrs. S. (1. Ward. Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Wolls, Mrs Geo. Renume, Nancy Roents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Carl G. Ilruntch and Mr. ant) Mrs. P. 11. Sibley. T.et iia hnnl nivi.. f.tiip Cr!.nr. and refuse. Phone 545. ritv Nan'. lary Service. SSTtf" Oeo. A. Ilohnert. neneral Truck ing, at Flchtner's Oarage, Tel. Id. 2 Tom Lang of tbe Klsmath busi ness . committee has left for San Francisco to spend a few days with his daughter, Kvus Lang, who has been studying there this past win-, ter. Lang Bpent.last winter In Med ford. ' ' " Dance until 2 a. m., Jacksonville tonight. ' J Mrs. Sadie A. Walker of Fargo, N. D.. arrived this morning and will be tho guest of Mrs. Bllzobetli IJ. McKay for several dayB. For best greeo slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 621. ' o,-,tf Plan Old Time Dance The Royal Neighbors camp has planned an old-time dance with old-time, music, to take place next Thursday, evening. The public is welcome. Refreshments will he served. , For best green slabs, 'ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 1131. cr.tf An attractive selection ot wash able silk and printed cotton dresses Is on display at Ethelwyn B. Hoff mann's. Quality merchandise mod erately priced from $4.50 up,' 84 More- Pheasants l.nter 1 ' ; During the latter part of the summer the state gnmo commis sion fill release 7000 adult China pheasants',' according, to tho state game warden. . , Artcraft silk hose "Dulcote," tho latest In lusterless hosiery, at $1,115, has arrived at Ethelwyn B. Hoff mann's. ... 86 . .... i ( ; J,- This is. jihfe. big day ,iov ? local ihettutles,,. Tonight at the Dream land danco Lions club reprenenta tivea will vlqw the d(incer nnd from the floor choose several girls of charm. - ' ' Watch the paper Monday for a unl(iuo announcement of especial concern to, the young liulieH who are willing to accept nomination in the content for "Alistt Medford." Monday will bring a long li.st of lovely dnmHela who; .t. have been nominated nnd it 1h hoped -that be--tween now. and then the :list will: hnvo swelled to much'Jurger pro portions. If you have a girl friend, sister- or sweetheart whom you, think! bonutiful, the Lions would appref cinte having her nume to add to tins list. r Tho contest rules : have beehi published in severnl previous edi tions of this paper and wilt again appear, together with a conip'ete list of name reoc-ived up--wnoon Monday. . ('onccrning'a former wll known Jackson county woman, especially in Jacksonville nnd Medford, tho Klnmath Kails News says: "Krlends of Mrs. Lindsey Slse more, popular matron of Fort Klamath, will bo glad to learn of her Improvement from a severe illness. On her return from Austrulia two' months ago Mrs. isemore was taken seriously 111 nnd spent two weeks in a San Krnnclsco hospital, later being taken to her home at Kort Klam ath, Since that time she has been at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Orth of. Medford. "Mrs. Slscmore's condition is steadily improving nnd she is now able to receive visitors. Friends Visited here in Medford Hundny and stne that she will be glnd to see her Klamath friends, since it will bo several weeks before she will be able to return to her home." EXERCISE BY ELKS " ' r V ' ; Tliq Kilts' nimtial Flag Day ex erelseH will be held nt 3:30 tomor row afternnon in the city park, with j niioriiey tioruce at. .Manning ot Kliimnth Falls delivering tho ad dress. The program, to which the public la Invited, la as follows: Music, "Star Spangled llanner" F.Iks' Hand. Introductory Exercise F.xaltcd Unlet' and Officers. History of the Flna-J. F. File gel. Altar Set vice Esquire anil Offi cers, Patriotic Address Attorney Hor ace M. Manning, Klnmath Falls. Music Elks' Hand, F. Wilson Wnlte, director. Song, "America" Audience to Join. LEAD ' PEE-WEE GOLF fieo. I.nunsherrV'nnil T Ilu',n,. With Scores of 44 ntrnkna hnl.l l,.u. honors for the first week's play on the new lK-hola midget golf course. Pnr for the course has been eslali llshetl at 43 and n month's mem bership will bo given lo the first player to score par or under. Classified advertising gets results, DANCING BEAUTIES TO BE CANDIDATES IN LIONS CONTEST FORMER RESIDENT RECOVERING HERE Meteorological Report June 14, 1930 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Sunday fair; rising tempera ture and lower humidity. Oregon: Fair tonight and Sun day; rising temperutures and low er humidity over Interior. , ) w P "8 Local Data. Temperature (Dogs.) .... 82 4( Highest (Last 12 Ill's.).. 84 2 Ixiwest (Last 12 hrs.).. 3!) 4(1 Itel. humidity (Pet.) .... 20 H4 Precipitation (Ins). , 00 .00 State of weather Clear Clear LoweHt temperature this morn ing, 4(i degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. I 1929, 1. '1.1)4 degrees. Temperatures a year ago today; Highest, 81; loweHt, SI). Sunset today, 7:47 p. m. HunriHe Sunday, 4:.'if a. m. Sunset Sunday, 7:48 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time 23 PS1 i I V CITY. flaker City Gfi Uismarek 08 Boise 08 Denver 92 Dos Moines 88 Fresno 100 Helena 56 Los Angeles .... 74. Marsh field 04 Hhoenix 100 Portland 00 Red llluff 90 Roseburg '. 70 1 Salt Lake City.. 70 San FninciHCO 01 Santa Fe 90 Seattle 02 ' , Spokane 08 Wallu Walla .... 72 Winnipeg 58 W. jrillJTCHTBOK so 34 42 IS (14 . 04 40 ' 00 42 70 no 70 44 48 ' r.4 ro 48 44 40 Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloud; Clear Clear Cloudy Meteorologist L P.; (V Bighorn, tritfltee of 'John son's Market, which went into Ijanlc rtintcy, Is muktiiK final dividend check payments, closing the bank lupt proceedings at the rate of OS per cent. Those receiving the checks have been asked to have them cashed immediately, so thut final closing of the estate may be checked. ' Nominate Minister, VASHlNCITON, .Tune 14. OT Ralph J. Totten of Tennessee was nominated today by President Hoover rto . be , nilnitjl&r lo the t'nlon nf' South Africa. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAUE 1X0 acres In lllinuin valley; n bargain. For particu-lai-H call at 2u So. Fir St. 110 MAItKIKD man wants work, or .truck driving; experienced. Tel. 134X-W. KB ItlSAI. nAUOAI.V r, ncrcM, close In; rich, deep soli; magnificent view; new house, saratrt and chicken hnune; a acres cultivated, balance oak trees; 2 acres Irri gated,. Owner lcavinu; must sell. $700; some terms. D. E. .Millard. 4;i K.. Main. , s.r, EJfPKrtlENOUn orchard worker wants to thin Hartletts. Can take charge If desired. Tel. 141MI. si; FOR SALE OI? TRADE Modern bungalow. What have you? 220 South Orape. 85 'OR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. Hotel (irand. HO FOR SALE Nice davenport In Kood condition; reaaonable price. Phono 1442. sij. WANTED Comfortably furnished house by 2 ndufts for one year. Will give best of care. Call 15-F-21. si! FOR SALE -baby chicks Hill. Rhode Island Red Perry L. Wait, Oold si; FOR RENT Furnished apt., Ka ra.nc; ndlllts. Phone 14.12-X. 90 FOR HA'I.E One pnlrseese. 1 cow. C. D. Vroman. It. F. D. 1. 2 nil. west of Phoenix, Coleman Creek 86 To All Owners or Buyers of Fountain Pens Do you know that If you own a Parker you already own half of u Parker Fountain Pen Desk Set. If you own some other pocket fountain pen come In nnd replace it with a Parker Convert ible Duofold. The Parker can be changed into a Desk Pen nnd back to Pocket Pen at will. Bring your pen to our store and wo will show how easily this Is done. WEST SIDE PHARMACY Ths Rexall Store A NICE -film. max awarded championship: OF THE WORLD National Boxing Assn. Rec-, ognizes German As King, of the Heavyweights On j Strength of Foul. ' j '. - :; i CINCINNATI, June 14. (IP) Max Kchmellng, winner over Jack Sharkey on a foul, was recog nized today by the National Box ins association ns the heavyweight boxing champion of the world. There no lont;er is any doubt that Max Sehmeling was seriously hurt by a low left hook Jack Sharkey landed In the fourth round of tholr IB-round title bout nn 'rhiit'Mfliiv. but mihllo oninlon seems almost as ananlmous in its view that the Teuton youngster cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, be entitled to the championship. Sharkey was lead ing by such a wide margin when the ' low blow was struck that most experts contended it would be absurd to vote "Der Max" into the. title. In short, the heavyweight situa tion remains exactly ns It was be fore tho Ill-fated battle was fought. If iinythlnK. the eontend ersblp claims of Young Strlbllng and Phil Scott both have been strengthened by the result of Thursday's fiasco. Both, In the opinion of most experts, gave Mhni'l;t,v n. belter run for his money than did Sehmeling In the lour rounds tne battle lasted. A hen that produced 32!) eggs In a' year was recently sold by J. K. Crocker of Martlnilale, Texas, to a Pennsylvania poultrymnn for $50. Universal Way Today, almost a thousand, . American homes will burn I . . .chiefly due to dangerous roof fires! We have the fire-resisting, beautiful shingle that should gooveryourworn,dried-out, old roof. It's the Certain teed Universal. Our capable roofers are waiting to give your home this protection. Phone today for estimate and our easy monthly payment plan. Certain-teed Shingles (blinerul-Sttrfaced) Porter Lumber Co. 204 South Fir St., Medford PA-Holmes A INSURANCE Nagengy Since i9oc YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth, it's as near as your telephone. Call 1290 for appointment. DR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS Over Woolworth's Store Russian Massage. Electrotherapy Chiropractic HARRY MARX Painter of the Hornet of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.25 i "The Food I Better, ' at The Medford ..:iour TONITE HE WAS KING Last Times . TONITE V LAWRENCE ' TIBBETT LAUREL and HARDY in "the ROGUE SONG" i '.' laced with the prop- I '. TOMOEROW ositlon of "throwing-' X-V ( the big race of the' XJsTTiTVV j MARIE DRE8SLER year or going to jail. ; ) POLLY MORAN in ALSQ II Jc 'Caught Short' 'J j JyW&'''! TOMORROW I )LjJgMgBMrW., tfcf ' Musical Comedj I FLY Sunday Medford Airport 1 Cent Per Pound Open arid Closed Planes U. S. Government: Inspected nnd Licensed. JOHN, WAAGE and W. J. BROWN I K, U. S. Government Transport Pilois. C. "HOOT" GIBSON, Manager IN HONOR OUR FLAG tlio symbol of our freedom the emlilt'in of ottf high iilcnls it is rifrlit tlitit one tlu.v out of tit,, yogi- should he set ,'iside us Fin? Dny: " . Let us milk,. .Time Htli n renl Fluff Dny our commtiiiily. i(t your flnsts he. unfiirle'l displtiyed nml honored its liefils tin" id t-ji i i 1 1 r Ttil liiiuner nf n iroat Nittion! The First National Bank o Medfortl,. Oregon , ... , Classified Advertising Gets Results OF THE CAMPUS i A nmT--T . h m-' fc. nuiiuNi f !LrllLJIir SUE CAROli jack mulh ail ana on ALL-STAR. CAST IOO DWNTV, DAZZLING . OANCEHS , OF . . .