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Pennzoil to Lubricate Ships
I'a II Ceremonial
lit Ho In Medroril
The full ceremonial of -the
Daughters of the Nile will lie held
Jn Mi'tlfonl In October, it wim an
nounrcd lit the meeting of Ziilcima
temple In Ashland Saturday.. The
iH'Xt meeting of the group will he
held hi (Jrunts Puss.
The Axilla ml meeting opened
with a luncheon served by the
Al)hu chapter, Eastern Star. Fa
vors unit n beautiful basket of
flowers were furnished hy J lUlah
temple.
Following the luneheon Mrs.
t'litiN. T. Sweeney. iUeen of J5u
leiuin, pave a report of the su
premo session in Chicago, from
which she recently returned.
It ail to Concert
Is Tonight
Music holds the center of the
social stage again tonight. Follow
ing weeks filled with recitals the
concert to be broadcast this even
ing from station OKU In the
fourth radio audition of the At
water Kent foundation will he
heard by even larger crowds than
those In attendance at past pro
grams. For all musical urouns nf
the valley will be listening in when !
the local amateur artists come on I
tho air at 9 o'clock. There will !
be 15 participating in the program,
which will' continue tint II It)
o'clock,- Mrs. George Andrews,
local chairman, announced this
morning.
Mrs. Carpenter
To He Hostess
Mrs. l- a. t'arpenler will he hos
tess tomorrow to members of the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church- at her home
oh tho Jacksonville highway, for
the annual picnic luncheon. Per
sons attending will bring their owii
service und covered dish.
Miss Scott Is
Merirorrt Guest
' Miss Anno -Scott of .Ionian Val
ley, Ore., student at Oregon State
college. Is in this city to spend a
week ns guest of Miss liuoht Kook
or, who returned from collego a
week ago for the summer vacation.
Several affairs are being plannel'
for Miss Scott's entertainment dur
ing her stay here.
To Gather for
(.'lass Meeting
The iLoyal Women's class of the
First Christian church will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. O. !
Isaacson of Central Point. The
members will meet at the church
promptly at 1:3(1, and transporta
tion will bo furnished.
Mrs. Chapman,
Miss Walker Homo
Tomorrow evening mouthers of
,J1.., I. 1 llnlnu .....1 I l..rnl 1
Woirien's club wilt enjoy hh lnfor-:
uiai iniiih-i' puny ai uic jtuii nysnuj
hotel in Kagle Point. Members not
having Iranspurtatiiin are asked to
meet at the Chamber of Commerce
Nt H o'clock.
Mrs. Maud Chapman and M iss
Wlnirrod Walker who returned to
day from the regional conference
held In Seaside will meet witlt the j
group tomorrow ""c-yening. They
returned to Medford by way of j
Portland, where they attended the i
rose show. ' j
Miss Heckman to
Arrive Hhis Week j
AHhk Annette Mcrktniin, daughlerj
of W. II. I lecldiian of Corning j
court. Is expected to arrive in San
Francisco from lliln. Hawaii, on
the Malola, Wednesday, June IS.
She will come to Medford hy train
later hi the week to spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
Miss Heckman is supervisor of kin
dergartens hi Ililo.
Miss Dolly Corn of Walla Walla,
Wash., is in this city tit spend Ihe
summer as guest of her brother,
M. c. Corn and family.
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Vim really c.in't iitl'md in mi.s this iv
inurknhli-' iiortni)ity! All models
oiitfiiiallv luieed- liimh liigbor . . .
Ua'kus, Felts, liiillilmntls, iliiir Hats
. . l.off the facii and sojihisticated Itiiin
ined st vies. ' The summer's smartest
models'. . . ill shades . . . all head sizes.
One group cf
Hats going at
Wear As You Pav
llijuy Trip o
'l-.ilrr Ijiki-
Mis. Kill.- Wulli-is ,,! ,.,iikIi-t'-iv,
Miiry Kale iin.l llmnlliv .;iin.
ii'-.iiiipiini.-,l l,y Chiis. Wllli.iiiis.m
:iml Arthur lvcrs.ni w.r,. iiii..ni;
Mt'.lful-.l propl,. W, Slvllt Sutliliiv
lit CriiU'r 1-uUi'.
.Many M.'ilfuiil people nuilureil In
Diiiiminil Lake yeslenlay In enjiiv
lllo rishiiiK am! oiilins. Aimdiik Ihi'm
were Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Mess
Air. ami Mrs. U-o WillianiK ami i
i'l ihlren ami Mr. ami Mrs. Harold!
ijii Ken. I hey report the roads in
Kcod condition ami thu fishing line
Mrs. Mabel Kitson leaves this
evening to spend several days of
her vaentlon at shady I'ovc. She
will ho jolnod there lonionow hv
Mrs. Kale Walters and Mrs. Win
nie W'esihaar. who will be her
Kllesls for two days.
'The Misses MurKaret and Tier-
n.vee Hensley were amonir Mcdfnr l ,
people who mutorcd to mountain
resorts yesterday. They were KiiesL-i
of Mr. and Mrs. Will . (IreKory
at Dead Indian SprittKs.
St. Mark's Sunday sehonl pupils
met at the St. Math s hall this
jnorninf?. and left for the Klks
picnic Hiuunds where they spent
the day.
Captain !'. C. I linyshui f?, Wash
hitfton, U. ('., head (C iho railway:
division of the United States Do
partmeiu of t.imimerce, accontpan-4
led by W . T. Miller, assistant, wore
visitors in Medford over an hour
yesterday inspecting the Medford
:.irport and airways radio station,'
whieh ilu-y reported to be In ex
cellent condition.
The airport drew special re
marks or praise, from Captain
MitlKshurK who is tourhiK the na
tion hy plane inspecting landing
fields, emergency fields, lights,
radtn stations and all matters con
cerning commercial aviation.
The visitors left In their plane
yesterday , afternoon for, r .Seattle
and were to stop at 'points en
route. . ; ' T f
OPEN ELKS LODGE
.Mcdfoi-d will talie the lead In
the program at- CI rants I'ass to
morrow evening In connection
with the establishment of an Klks
lodge in Ihe Climate City, officer
of the Medford lodge will be in
charge of the installation of offi
cers and initiation of new members
and a big delegation of local mem
bers are expected to he present at
the ceremonies.
A banquet at G:3A will start off
the evening's activities, followed by
the lodKO session at 7:30. Dancing
will be on the program following
the close of the lodge business.
Aaron Schollars9
Pension Increased
special bill Introduced hy Sen
ator Charles L. MeNary, providing
Tor an increase to $;io per month
In the pension of Aaron Schollars
of Medford, passed this session of
coniirosH ii ml has been signed hy
iVfw-'i'rtii piover.
$1.00
the Cinderella Way
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An old ctl call proved all appropriate desk when N. H. Matnor I rlKlit)
of Hie Mamer Air Trunsport Company
gallons of I'enn.oil to lubricate liis
Paul air loute. AL left is Robert 10. Bennett of Salt Lake, district sales
supervisor for trie Prtin.oll Company, ('enter, O. H. Isaacs, sales nan
ai;er of Ihe Nott Atwalnr Company of Spokane, district representatives
for the Penimiil oiijanlzaticu. The Colyar Sales Co. is Penilzoil dit
Iributors. ' 1 1 ' .
Ten Candidates for Miss Medford :
Chosen by Committee During Dance
Saturday evening ten more can
didates were fhoMcu froih the
rreamland dance t'oor, hy m"em
hers of the "Miss Medford" beaitl..
contest committee.
Tho ' following names are those
received up to the present time by
the com mitt eo. Anyone planning
to enter a name In this contest is
reijuested to mall or phone in his
suggestion to ,1. Ii. I'.rault, Itox
1050 or phono 5'JO, at the earliest
possible moment:
Hlsie Williams, Kdna Allen, The i
Von tier llcllen. Helen Koce, ICve
tyn Snyder, Dorothy Orth. Ill'n
I'roft, Mae Allen. Olive I-anlis.
Dorothy (.'otnbrs, Marg;.rtt Hennes
sey, l-alna Mac Wells, Maxine
ViiiikIii), Vivian Meter, Dorothy
Riddell. Clara Mary Fuson, -Margaret
Childers, Myrtle iJeelby and
Kay Smith. In former Issues a
mistake was made in the spelling
of one name which corrected, en
ters Klennor Skates llarwood (not
Howard) in the contest as a nom
inee. The girls chosen Saturday even
ing from the Dreamland dance
were: -Kiln Glover, Gladys Thomp
son, lltith- , lioiiNsuiu, Irmu Wise,
A well known Medford Demo
crat was .sprung into the limelight I
of stale I cmucratic politics in j
Sunday's political gossip of the -Portland
Journal, when In speak- I
ing of the necessity of the election
of an able and aggressive man for '
chairman of the Democratic st,alo j
committee to conduct the coming
campaign, and active and passive '
candidates for that position, the
writer goes on to say:
"One other lias come into the
discussion, without his own know
ledge or discussion IS van Reames
of .Medford. Realties for long has
been one of the outstanding mem
bers of his parly, as well as one
of Ihe outstanding lawyers and
eili.ens of the southern section of
the valley, and of tlx1 slate at
large. He is removed from and
untainted by the factional differ
ences Hint have wracked the party
during t he past few years. ll is
the understanding that he will be
nied to let his friends bolh Inside
and without Hit state committee
put him forward for ihe chieftain
ship of the campaign." '
P. A. T. PILOTS APPEAR
D.
New oil vp drab uniforms have
been furnished" pilots of the Pu
ciric Air Transport company and
Ralph Vlrdun wan Iho lirst to irpike
his up pen run eo In such apparel to
day when ho arrived from Snn
KrnnclscO.
Overseas caps ore a part of the
new uniform, which ulso displays
stars for every thou Hand hours
flown hy Uk wearer for the Pacific
Air TtRnsMrt. Vlnlcn has three
stars.
New Salesman for
Proctor & Gamble
J. A. Crewe Ik the new salesman
j in t tils territory for Procter
; Gamble Cn manufacturers of
i soaps and 1ihlng powders that
are well known and genernlly used
all ovr Hf world,
i Mr. Crewe will have his head-
qunrters in Medford and surceed
;the popular salesman. C. A. Marcey
who haw had charge of this terri
! lory three yats and who has f.een
given a better position with the
1 sitme company.
DEMOCRAT GROUP!
i
11tlrc
Thn annua) mpMlntr of th H'.uth
rn Miitl.llnp nml Loitn As.ooointl'.n
will l" held lit fhr. offices of tb"
aoriiitlun Tu'H.lay, July Km.
1 V 3 ". at 4: n 11'. m.
HAMILTON- I'ATTON-,
f. H"i'ri'l.'ii).
siKiied a contract for gallons and
slips on the new Spokane to St.
Ilrma Smith. I-ueillo 'Sulci. 1 Ma
.i Wilson, Lucille l'lumnier, Virginia
i Dunlava and Lucille Kllson.
j All young ladies who have been
named as nominees or candidates
j for "Miss Medford" anil who do
i not wish to compete will please get
! word to the committee chairman,
j.Iuan Hrault, care Southern Oregon
I ('.as Corporation, phono fiti.
To the young ' ladies who will
agreo to accept candidacy In the
; contest: If you will write a note
! in your own handwriting to Con
i test Correspondent, 538 Pennsyl
vania avenue, giving your full
! name at birth and correct date of
! h frih togci her with your address
I and telephone number, you will
-receive a free character reading
from Numerology. These readings
! will be printed in this paper just
as soon as possible after receipt of
i the desired information. Girls,
watch for yours. It will tell you
i why you do as you do. what sort
of people and things you are Inter-
esied In. a suitable vocation and
I many other things of vital Interest
j whieh may be told without of-
fense. 1 'lease sign the note wJth
your pl'dseht Signature ' ' 1
Meteorological Report
' ' 1 Molality, .Ititic HI, h
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Tuesday fair,. with rising tem
perature Tuesday; humidity helorv
normal.
Oregon: Kair tonight with lower
temperature east- portion: Tuesday
fair with lower temperature cast
portion and rising temperature ln-i
terior west portion; humidity he-
low normal.
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Local Data.
FE in pern t ore (degrees)
Highest (his! 1 - hrs.).
Lowest (hist Z hrs.)....
Rel. humidity (pel.) ....
Precipitation (inches) ..
Lowest temperature .this morn
ing, Tn degrees.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber L HtliH. HUM Jnches.
Tempera I ore a year tigo today:
Highest, (11; lowest, 43.
Sun-set today, 7:-tS p. m.
Sunrise Tuesday, 4:35 a. in.
Sunset Tuesday. 7:1!) p. m.
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CITY.
Raker City
4 Clear
0 Clear
Hisnn.rck 50
lioiso 02 HI
Denver S2 HO
Des Moines 8i 00
Fresno :ix fi2
Helenn - i so 50
Los Angeles 7'i III!
Marshffeld T 4H
Phoenix Hta so
Portland 94 T.4
Red llluff DPI US
Rosehurg !) 4S
IV cdy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. c ly.
Chitnty
Clear
Cloudy
Salt Lake 8 1
San Francisco (ii 54 Cloudy
Sunta Fo 7S S4 Clear
Seattle ta -4 h2 ('leaf
Spokane SH B3 Clear :
Walla Walla !M $2 Clear
Winnipeg 72 . 34 Cloudy
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TO ATTRACT TOURISTS
WAKHIVflTfiV (Jt When It
(completed, with a column of waift
57 5 feet high behind It. lloulder
dam will lie one of the toorist
wondfi'H uf the west, says the in
terior department.
Klcphant Hotte dam on the Rio
Crnnde. In New Mexico, 3"i feet
high, l the ilffiresl appronch lo
the spectacle which Moulder Will
present.
At Klcphant Mutt
dam. aii-
vents left Ht th
hot torn to relieve
."Miction caused by the itishing
I... II,,. w
waters In I to a peculiar tragedy,
Two workmen, passing near Hie
giated air hole, were impaled and
killed by the suction.
Toy peddlern of Havana. Cuba
report that Hunday i- I heir big
ypwi alen day.
LAUDS AIR VIEW
L
.1. W. Roberts, assistant vice!
pn idenl of ihe Pennsylvania rail-
road, 'in Medford from New York
city on bis second annual visit to
the northwestern and western ler- .
rtiory, enjoyed his first glimpse of I
Crater Lake from the air yeslenlay j
and was enthusiastic this morning I
m his praise of the spectacle. He l
has traveled by plane over Ihe )
Ynsentlte, the llocUios. and Alle-
ghaules. Inn Crater Lake mirpasscti
them all In his estimation.
A yeueral Improvement in east
ern as well as western business
conditions, is reported hy Mr. Rob
erts, who came to Medford Sunday
from the apple districts of Wash
ington. IlooM Air Service
Speaking of the Improvements
planned by the railroad he repre
sents Mr. Roberts said, "The offi
cials are particularly interested in
airplane service, being the first
railroad to hack air-rail service
from coast to coast, reducing the
time from four to two days. I am
referring t the Trans-Continental
Transport. This company as well
as ot Iters, is const an My studying
conditions to see where the service
may be extended to meet the pub
lic demands."
Mr. Roberts Is in Medford to
establish contacts with the growers
and producers to bring them more
closely together Witlt the Pennsyl
vania railroad, which now handles
a tremendous amount of fresh
fruits from this section. "While
the company does not have rails
out to t his country, one manage
ment feels It is a distinct part of
Med font and surrounding country
since it reaches litis section thru
various connections, Including (be
Southern Pacific,.' , .Mr.1 Roberts
staled. VThe' Pennsylvania railroad
daring thepnst rive years has ex
pended in excess of twenty million
dollars to provide improved termi
nal facilities in New York, Jersey
City. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, De
troit and n number of smaller
markets.
"I have always been favorably
itn pressed Willi Medford and at
this time am particularly so since
announcement of the estimated
increased production of pears for
tills season," he added.
Conditions in the Weitalchee dis
trict also point to a big fruit crop.
Mr, RobertH stated, lit spent most
of today visiting the orchard areas
of he 'Rogue Ulvdr vkallejf.
Mighty-six children were regis
tered tills morning at the dally va
cation Illble lUhool being Conduct-
eii nt the First Citristlan church hy
the local churches. Although 110
accurate eheeJt had been made
pcrlululng to the number in each
dlvlHion; a decided majority was
registered In the junior depart
ment. Recess was held after the assem
bly where nil of the pupils met hi
tho main auditorium. The young
er group, front four to seven were
In charge of Mrs. Gregory. A Hpe
clal program is being carried on
for tliis group.
Tile enrollment Is expected to
reach one hundred tomorrow mor
ning, according to Mrs. F. J. Wil
mot who has charge of registra
tion. Those who did not register
Friday or today may do so tomor
row morning.
American -oranges, and grape
fruit arc becoming popular in
Rritbdi Malaya,,,, , - .
Roy Sunderland
. General Delivery
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AiLer OeoiKo Ihsrnurd Shuw hud
finished an address til. I luinpslend,
Kntf,, recently, ti nervous clergy
num arose and united him, "Aro
you a Christian?" "I mil," smiled
(!. I.. S., "hut I ol'leii fetd very
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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
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Yonr
. fmf just "Em fern
Wise vacationists forget this word,
"eastern". Why say "eastern" when it
is just a nickname for any and every
oil produced East of the Rockies, and
doesn't mean any oil of known quality?
They specify Pennzoil, because they
know it's guaranteed 100 pure Penn
sylvania Oil of Supreme Quality.
They know it's made for safe and
economical lubrication, no matter how
far they travel or how hard they drive.
What's more, they know the added
convenience of finding PenrizoiT any
where and everywhere.
13,000 Western dealers
display the Pennzoil Sign.
'A Loudon woman hns Just- ills-
covered how in preserve' laurel
leave and used extensively for
whieh fur centuries have beeh
made -mostly of Italian maKttoll.i
leaves ami used texensively for
memorials.
You Need!
Summer Cold
as much as winter
On lilislcry siiiiitnci- (Iiivk, 'n mittlity nii-o, . I
have 11 little hit nf winter stori'tl iiwuy in your
Ikiiiic . . . lmvc lee euhes nhvuys I'emly for 11
nml, cIcliridiiH drink ... to luivc fruits and
vc''i'l:ilili's nl wii.vm iipiirtiitinirly I'liillnl . . . to
lie iilile tn 1'ii'iitc dcli.'lill'iil i'iiiiIih'mm in siiinnii'r
us riixily 11s you hitiiU' wiirmlli in winti-r.
Tin' lOlcctrie llel'riKcnitor plums lit your, com
iiiiiihI lliis iii'Ver fiiilini; cold , . . cold Unit not
only mills iinini'iisiiriilily to your coniCort ,iil
snninivr time, but affords 11 very real protec
tion to your health the year "round, For .it's a
fact that the 1 erislialile foods you eat are not
safe froin f-inilii('r unless kept ill n periiiani'liUy,
hi'huv 50 decree temperature j. . . the tempera
lure unfailingly maintained hy the Aiitomiitiii
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS '
now on display at your donlcr's store
Go in and see them, let him explain his
installment pliin. ' ' '. -w
Partners IVTrrrl In Proorets'
calls foi
pu liU liundrotUh .blr.tluliiy an ill
vnrsary nt lominston, Ireland,
Harry Lister, n fnrmor telegrapher,
told how III Iho narly' Ultyfi jiooplo
hroiiRlit pnreela to his office, he
linvliiR that thoy could be Bent ly
I (oleMmph.
warmth