Medford mail tribune., June 17, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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Personal
City ton nclt Meeting Tonight
The city council will convene tti
nlRht for It's regular mltl-week ues
slon, and 00 fur an could bo learned
, tally this ufternoon, little Import
ant business will come up. The
probability Is that -Mayor Vpvi,
who has been away for the pttfct
two wceki. will not bo present, un
lcna he arrives back In the city
late this afternoon, or this even
Ins before 8 o'clock.
VatailloniiiK at Seaside
Arthur Bovan and daughter Hur-
bara are at Crescent Cltl, Cal en
Jiiylmr their annual vacation, for
which seaside town they departe
Sunday. - .
ltelurnhijc to Kan IHcko
Mn. Chaa. stokes left on the
Oregonian. this morning for h
home In San Diego, following
three weelCH' visit at Luke Creek
with Mrs. L.. Wyant-
Seo Brlira Sheet Metal Worka
fur radiator, fender and auto body
renal ring. , -t
l-Yoni Kar Awny I'nrts
.Juets from distant polnta reg-
lsterd at Medford hotels Include
Mnrlnn Siemens of Grand Rap
ids, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Edi
son of Oklahoma City, Okta.. Mrs,
(.. 12. and Miss Mario Netherby of
IMoscott, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. C. C,
CaMen and daughter and Tt. B,
Taylor of West Salem, N. C Mr,
and Mrs. W. D. Cheney of Tulsa,
. Oklrt., Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dollar
of Vancouver, H, C, Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Hahn and son of Boise, Ida ,
H. J. Marks of Wabash, Ind., Mr.
and ,MrH, J. II, Cunningham of
Reno, Nov., and Mrs. C. W. Clln-i
Bow of New York City.
The Pcnslcy's new studio now
open, opposlto new Holly theater.
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Third Ciiuss Kill) Yesterday
i.Tlia flro department was aum
moned yeaterday afternoon to ex
linituish a grosa flj-o burning near
the Janney residential property li
the Hlsktyou Heights section. No
dnmago resulted.
Phono 542. We'll haul away
, your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
33711
IVcnk Cherry Tree
A chorry tree which produced
Kiamoae-twin typo fruit, la laden
with fruit this year at tho T. W.
Hudson placo on Scenic Drive. Mr.
Hudaon brought a sample of tho
fruit to the chamber of commer
office tho cherries growing in
"pairs' In truo fllamoHO-twin fash
Ion. Mr. Hudson did not attempt
to explain 4ho freak, but placed on
display a quantity of fruit to provo
his statement. Atmland Tidings.
Cut flowers and funeral spray
SamuelRtfn's Flower Gardon, 20H
irClarlc St. Phono 880-X. V 82tf
ItolciiMetl from. HoHpUal "
Captain Goorge W. Stokea, dep
uty state flro marshal, was released
from, the Sa'cred Heart hospital
yesterday after liitving boen a pa
tient there several days, suffering
from a bad cold. He loft today
for his headquarters at Portland
JO-ffi. green pino slabs, largo or
small loads. Valley Fuol Co., Tel.
76. ; . ' 344tf
Itomio III vor Coiipb' Inipi'ovliig
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sparks of
Rogue Hlver. who wero delegates
to tho State Grange, are convatcRc
Ing at the home of L. E. Smith In
!., Grande. They were Injured if
rlously when crossing the MoKen
sle pass, their car hclng overturned
near the summit. They wero
brought on to Redmond and soon
will be ablo to return homo.
. Chauncoy . Floroy now located
123, 1-Jast Main St. Inauranco and
Real Eh tu to. 65tf
litis Touslla Out
. Jackie. McCoy underwent an op
eration this morning for removal of
his tonsils.
lflln. green pine slabs, largo 01'
small loads. Valley Fuol Co., Tot,
7 , . 344tf
Oregon VIM torn
Among the Oreunnluns reglslor
rd at Medford. hotels, other than
those from Portland, nro Mr. an
Mrs., Philip II. Pitman of Hend.
Herb Owen and Harry Klllott of
Kugeno, Nick Welter of Ooble and
12. A. Taylor of Salem.
There Is somsthlnp new In Glllett
raxors and blades that can only be
bought at Heath's Drug Store. Ak
Fred.
Tu VMt Midrt o wMt
Mrs. J. C. Collins and son Hug t
are- leaving this evening-'for a.i
vxtended tour In tlm middle west.
They will visit In St. Louis unJ
SprlnRfleld. Mo." anil Hnlla?. Tex.
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The marketable
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Keeping
Qualities
of Fluhrcr's BrentU aro
tho rt'Hiilt of the very
liberal uso of milk in
all the formulas.
la
Eviiltmtiiiir llm Gmrrnor
Governor "Aladdin" JS'orblad ha
rubbed the old lamp and taken a
trip east while mill enjoying hi
act of providence ffovernornhln. Wo
hope that the people of the cant
will take him for what he is iworth
not what he should be. Cooa
Hay Times.
Geo. A. Bobnert, General Truck-
Ing, at Flchtner's Garago, Tel.
82
Ixhvch for Klamath
P. C Uigham will leave Medford
tomorrow morning for Klamaih
Falls, where he will tipend the day
checking up on tho work of per
sons circulating petitions for the
Rokuo river- fishing amendment.
Let us haul away your garbage
and refuso. Phone 542, City Han'.-
tary Service. 387tr
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Wero to lie Witnesses
For two days Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Terrlll and Martin Wltte of
Central Point have been attending
circuit court sessions and wero t
be state witnesses In the criminal
trial of F. W. Snyder, Ashland
tombstone salesman, charged with
forging contracts. However, their
services today wore found to be
unnecessary, after having been pre
pared to testify on alleged busi
ness dealings with the defendant,
concern ling negotiations to pur
chase grave markers.
For best green slabs, ask drlvur
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
05tf
Four AtviclentM Fatal
There were four fatalities due to
industrial accidents in Oregon dur
ing tho week end, according to a
report prepared by the lato In
dutsrlal accident commission
There were a total of 747 .accidents
reported to the commission durin
the week.
. For host green slabs, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 3l
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Motor Tourists Hero
l'ithel Grccnman of Jefferson
Oltla., and Marlon Siemens of
Grand Rapids, Mich., wero among
the motor tourists from a distance
who registered today at the local
branch of the out of state reglH'
tratlun bureau. . ,1
I J mo for all purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co. 78lf
John AH't lU'turiw 'u-,'.
John Lock, Medford painter, has
been visiting In Yakima, r Wa.sh
for tho past few weeks. 'While in
X allium Mr. Lock enjoyed' sfunc
fine fishing, but is glad to get bat,' it
to his favorite stream, the Rogue.
Old-time Uanoo at V. O. V. hull,
Thursday night. Powell's 0-pUvci;
orchestra; $1.00 per couple; includ
ing supper, uxtra ladles. 2jc. fi'J
Cupid Hum Itlg Hu?
Marriage licenses were . issued"
yeaterday at the county clerk's ot
fieo to Frank Hurst, 4lt, nd Zehla
Woods, 38, both of Medford;-Nor
mun'Gonzales, 2(1, of Stockton, anl
Nadean Tupper, 24, of Sawivrtiento
William iJinge, in, nnn Amy jun
55, both of Grants Pass; Chnrlos
Soaver, 40, Grants Pass, and Gladys
DeGarmo, 33, of t.'hlco, Cal.( ,
Chauncey Florey now locatoi
123 Knst Main St. Insurance and
Real Estate. 6ftf
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Coast Ton a 1m A it met Ion
Quito a supply of posters ha
b.con received by A. H. Uanwell
of tho, Southorn Oregon-Northern
California Development uasoela
lion to advertise the big Fourth of
July celebration t Crescent, City,
Tho county fair will be held dur
ing celebration week and prepara
tions are being completed for one
of the most elaborate affairs ever
held In that seacoast town. Med
ford Is expected to be ropresente.1
by a big delegation.
For host green slabs, &sk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031.
. 65tf
From tlio Rear State
California' registrations at Med
furd hotels Include those of Mrs
Carl Lloyd and daughter and Min
nie L. Carpenter of Portorville, F,
R. Kntpponherg ami party of Bur-
llngnme, Mr, mid Mrs. J. F. La
coste of Napa, Mr. and Mrs. C. U.
Sewell and Mrs. Jiallanllno of Hol
lywood, Mrs. Agues J. Qulnn and
Kllitabeth. M. Mamull of Palo Alto,
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Farrel of Oak
laud, M r. a ml M rs. M . C. Fred
erlck of Santa . Barbara, R. . 13.
Barnes nf Conoradn, Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Wheelock. Mrs. Adelson and
daughter, Burt Lockwood, Walter
Lee, Miss Grace Dickson of San
Rafael, Mrs. Walter Poole of San
Pedro. Jr . nnd Mrs.. B. N. Gnnxallls
of Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Kmyhols and Mrs.. II. F. McAu-
Iffe of Concord, and tho following
from San Franelseo: Mr. and Mr.
Truscott, Mr. and Mrs. N. C.
Post, Miss C. A. Cotter, Mr. ana
Sirs, M. tt. Morgen, Mr. and Mir
Warren Kgbert, Vivian K. Warren,
iMr. and Mrs. 11. M. Schell and
Alice (I. Montotth.
special reduction and clean-up
sale on all spring bedding plant:,
to mnko room for our summer
planting, starting Wednesday, June
18. Ruguo Valley Floral Co.; So
Riverside and Karhart St. 8?
Baby Cllnh-H Tits Wtvk
The county health denartmen;
was to hold a child welfare v(lnK
thU afternoon at Gold Hill, to be
followed tomorrow with n similar
clinic at Piiteburst and a clinic
Thursday at Ashland.
Tree props: A larne stock nlways
on hand. Tel. W. Medford Lum
ber Co. 78lf
From State MctroHhs V
Guests from Portland reKbtereO
at local hotels ' Include Ira V1l
Hums. Kdw. D. Birll. if. D. Kmnn,
Maruaret Tracy. G. W. Staples. P.
H. ?pemer. L. M. Griffin. R. F
foster, Joyce Hyhcnker, A. ' F.
mith. F. A. J. Perrott. Harry
Jaiue, L. fi. Griffin, P. S. Spen
cer, Mr. and Mrs, A. Johnson, .M
and Mrs. . W. Hu?bes, J.. B
ramphell, It. tA. Brown, G. , W.
Stokes and G. A. Carrow.
Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating.
button mnkiR and ho mend i no
Handicraft vliop.
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MEDFORD MAIL
NVxt KukIch (niciiliii
The next state convention of the
Fraternal Order of Kagles will be
held In LaG ramie In 11)31, decision
to this effect being reached at the
annual conclave held recently lii
Eugene.
Special Rates now on furniture
moving, etc. Small or large loadF,
We are insured, carriers and do
local and long distance hauling.
For quick, reliable service Phono
833. F. K. Samson Co, 88
117
Attend Rotary Convention ' ''
10. C. Corn, who was elected pres
ident of the local Rotary club at
the April meeting, and. who will
fill this office beginning June J,
left last night fur Chicago n'nd
Indianapolis, to attend the conven
tion of Rotary International, which
will be In session at Chicago. Frank
J. Newman Is, at the present time,
president of the club. j-.,
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Dance, Dreamland, Wed: and Sat.
Dynge's music. !'3
DtM-ree Gruntcti Mif. Klpg.
A divorce decree was granted in
circuit court yesterday to Mrs. I,yd.i
King of the county health depart
ment from V. W...Klng of Salem.
Attorney Otis Newbury representej
the plaintiff, winning the caso by
default, the defendant making no
move to oppose the action. -
Anyone who would like a bar
gain In a high grade banjo should
call at this office and Inspect th-s
banjo loft here for sale; a sacrifice
regardless of cost. 25tf
Fishing Petition In Portia ml .
There are six circulators In Port
land working . on an Initiative
measure to close the Roguo river
to commercial fishing and make it
a sporting stream. Reports from
eastern Oregon state that the pe
tition hns been well algned In that
region, which is about aH far from
tho Rogue river as one can be and
still remain In Oregon. In Jack
son and Josephine counties the pe
tition has been . heavily 'signed.
Commercial fishermen are opposed
to this measure, as it will abolish
the fisheries on 'the lower Roguo
and deprive Curry county of. ltd
principal Industry. Tho Oregon
Ian. Eat a good , dinner for 40c at
Lutheran church. Wed. Juno 18th.
fr:30 to 7. 83
To Visit Hero
MIhh Una Inch of Los Angeles.
who has been spending part of her
vacation In Portland, returned, to
Medford today nnd will viHlt acv
oral days wKh her parents.
Tho Peasloys' new studio now
open, opposlto ;now Holly theater.
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l'p With tho Times
. Deputy Sheriff Paul Jennings re
celved his auto license plates yes
terday for two-cars, and was al
most surprised to noto that the
plates were numbered 1!30 and
1U31.
Troo props. All lengths,, regular
sixe. Cheap, at Medford Lumber Co,
. 1 78tf
RcluriiH from Portland
Following a ten days' visit In
Portland, Mrs. W. H. McGowan ar
rived in Medford today.
Screen Doors (fixtures free)
Medford Lumber .Co. Phone fi2l.
78tf
Stricken la Court Room
J. C. Hoppor of Ashland,; state
witness hi .tha trial of F W. Suy
der, tombstone salesman, collapsed
In the circuit court room this tore-
noon during the trial nnd was car
ried to his automobile. Mr. Hop
per has been III for sometime and
Snyder's trial was held up because
of the former's ability to appear
as a witness. -
Chauncey Florey now located
123 Enst Main St. Insurance and
Renl Estate. C5tf
To Visit ItcJntlvrs
;MIms Luclllo Murray left for Los
Angeles this morning to spend scv
W nil weeks visiting relatives In am
near Los Angeies.
We specialise In radiator And
fender repairing at Van's Garag
33 So. Bartlett. Phono 20S. tf
Captain Black Hero
Captain Chas. N. Black of San
Francisco Is spending several days
In Medford this week, vlsltlnff
friends.
Dressmaking nnd remodeling nt
the FnnhL.ii Shop. 424 Medford
Bid. Tel. 1181. tf
Mr, Cotton hi Onh
Mrs. Charles James Cotton of
West Second street and K. L. Illlt,
Medford. were principals In an
auto collision yesterday on the In
tersection of Central avenue and
Main street, according to an auto
Accident report filed at the police
station, where Dr. Robert R. Lee.
also of Medford, filed a report ot
collision Saturday with n car
owned by M. Kitto. on tho Crater
Lake highway. , Little damage re
suited. .
Applcgnto Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Leclere and
daughter Ruth nnd Mr. and, Mis.
. J. Clay wero among the local
people who spent Sunday In the
tVpptegalc region.
For Sale: Garae equipment;
bargain; air compressor. completM
unit; Sioux valve re-facing . ma
chine. Box 111. Mail Tribune. . 8S
Crlohmlo Days of 4W
With the celebration, of th4 day
of ,'49. to take place inlUuath
Falls have taken to urowlng beard.
It mluht not prove, such n diffi
culty to all. bill Mm. Lucile O'Neill
of Klamath Falls, who U tear bine
In the local summer school, wt'l
not permit her husband to visit her
In Medford, for fear he win ho
taken for a hermit with his heard
now an Inch long. Instead, sh
Journey to Klamath. "It's all
right over there, where the rest
or them look' like that." Mrs.
O'Neill sMd today, "but t donV
want him looking like that around
here."
Attend the cafeteria supper at
Pnrhh hall Wednesday evening. 87
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Tho Alpha Delta class of th
Christian church will hold in
monthly social and business meet
ing at tho home of Mrs, Max Go
Bauer on Corning Court Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Unwliit ffxlnntlnn UnA nloan.lin
I sale on ull spring bedding plants,
10 mojfe room .ior our., summer
planting, starting Wednesday, Juna
18. Roguo Valley Floral Co., Ho.
Riverside and. Earhart St. 87
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Bldg. Phone 0!3. , tf
Grits Flro Tills Aftcrnoqn
Blazing grass on an empty lot,
Eleventh and Hamilton street.!.
summoned the fire department to
action this afternoon, but resulted
In no damage. In view of. thj
growing dryness of the grass, per
mlts will now be necessary to do
any kind of burning In Medford,
Fire Chief Elliott announced tn
day. Permits may be obtained
from him.
Dry kindling $2.50 per load. Vol
ley Fuel Co., Phone 76. tf
Circle Meeting Change
The Prlscilla Circle will not
meet on Wednesday, as was for
merly announced.
Special reduction and clean-up
sale on alL-spring bedding plants,
to make room for our summer
planting, starting Wednesday, June
18. Rogue Valley Florat Co., Sj.
Riverside and Eartmrt St. 87
16-In. green pine slabs, large or
small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
76. 344tC
Mr. and Mrs Scott Hartman m'
Boiling ham, Wnsh., are visiting
friends in the city, . " ,
Wood Prices Lower on fir, oak.
etc., In load lots, delivered direct
to you from woods. Order now
before the rush and save, money
at our summer prices. Phone 833.
F. E. Samson Co. . . 88
Hero iFroni Washington.
' Mr. and Mrs. Dave MUlen, Jr.,
of Knappton, Mrs.' Harriett Evel
eth and son and Mrs. P. R. Ho
gan of Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph c.. .-.Thompson of Walla
Walla, and the following from
Seattle:.' C, J,. Jtawks, Dr., C.,L.
Jude and Mr. and Mrs. D. van
Zaudt. .1 . .
Special reduction and clean-up
sale on all spring bedding plants,
to make room for our summer
planting, starting Wednesday, Jun:
18. Roguo Valley Floral Co., Sc.
Riverside and Earhart St. 87
Returns to Medford. . . ji
Miss Ruth Nye returned to- Med
ford today from Portland where
she has been spending the past
year.
Public Market Grocery Butter
38o lb., eggs 28c doz., all standard
coffeo 43c. ,, 89
The Catholic ladles will srvo a
home-cooked cafeteria su'p'jOr;. uj.
the Parish hall Wednesday 'even
ing from 5:30 to 7:30. ; 1 87
Goes to Los Angvles. '
Rex Rohs left this morning for
Los Angoles. Ho Is accompanying
the body of Hutso Oranvyl, who
was killed In un auto accident
Sunday evening. '
The roads to Dead Indian Soda
Springs by way of Eagle Point ami
Lake Creole are in good condition.
Cabins to rent, meals served at 50?
a plate any time. , Special Sunday
dinners by order. .Mrs. E. E. Wil
kinson. U3
Andersons Ho South.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .Andy Anderson
left Monday morning by auto for
Dunsmulr, leaving i from there by
train for Long Beach, where Mrs.
Anderson will remain in a hos
pital to receive eeveral months'
special care and treatments, after
which tlmo she wU return to
their homo on Spring street. Mr.
Anderson will return the latter
I-art of tho week. Mrs. Anderson
will be remembered as the former
Miss Betty Bohl, having been em
ployed In local offices for five
years. Their many friends wish
her a most speedy recovery.
All are Invited to the Catholic
Parish hall Wednesday evening.
Oood homo-conked 'food, cafeteria
style. .' " 's7
Dance, Dreamland, Wed. nnd Sar.
Pynue's innate. 03
TOO LATE TO CUSSIF
V IU1 T K enamel. WedKOweod rjis
ntove for wale, ' reasonable. 1ft
Qulnco St. 89
'IK HSR PIAXO A-l condltloit,
$sr. Piano tn ntoniKo and mi)t
sell. 44 Houth tlraiio. SO
HOAT for sale hap. Call 301
Ash land Ave. sy
.OST lady's tan pump. Reward
for return to Mail Tribune. 89
FOlt 43ALK Attractive 5-room
Htmvo home, Spanish type; all
Improvements, lawn, ahruhherv;
restricted district. 22 tilen Oak
Court. SU
FOH R A I 13 OH I.KASli Service
station on Pacific hlKhway. about
1 mile south of city llmitn of
Medford. Owner now here and
can be seen at Charlpn A. Winn
AKency. Inc. Phone S
FOR KKNT Good furnished houie
wun KraKC 3 t hlorkn from
Main street. Call at 17 S. New
town. S7tf
POU SAKK 'i younu cows,, just
irewn. mono t:i-u-i. (if
LOST Ulack rimmed Klasse.?;
Under please leave at Mail Tri
bune office. SS
SITUATION WANTKIJ KxpcrU
enceti stenoRrHpncr. bookkeeper
and clerk now oihmi for position.
Hox H. H.. Trihune. s
POM XAUK Immptllatrlv, roed
baby carriage, kitchen atov. fur
nfture. run. fruit )rn; reitHon
able. Tel. 1382-M. 315 Willam
ette. s7
MUKM MODKHX blinjrrtlov oil
one ot me oet cornr tn Med
ford. Owner miwt pU this
month. House corner of laurel
and Uth St. Look it over and
call lenl Knight for particu
lar. 20 No. liartlett ISt. P3
PRECOX, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1930.
DAILY VACATION
BIBLE CLASS 91
Total enrollment Including today
at the dally vacntion Bible school
being conducted at tho First Chris
tian church had reached t ac
cording to a report by Mrs. Fred
J. Wilmot, registrar of the school.
According to departments, 37 are
in the junior department, 24 in the
primary, 10 in the kindergarten
and 11 In the Intermediate.
Tomorrow will be the last day
for'registration, anil no one will be
enrolled in the school after Wed
nesday, according to Mrs. W. S.
GHmore, superintendent.
The schedule followed In the
school Is as follows:
8:30-8:55 Teachers' meeting
for prayer.
8:55-9:00 Departmental assem
bly of students.
9:00-:20 Worship period.
9:20-9:40 Memory work, grad
ed. 9:40-10:00 Music period, di
rected by Rev. Carman E. Mell.
10:00 to 10:20 Supervised play
period.
10:20-1 1 .00 Dramatisation anil
Bible study.
. 1.:00-1 1:30 Habit talk assem-
blyl
11:30-
-Dlsmissat.
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LEVERETTE SHOW
'.. Opening of the Jlroailway thea
ter in Vreku. Cal., announced for
Thursday evening by Walter Lev
erctte, manager, will be attended
by n large delegation from Med
ford, It was stated this morning.
An invitation to the opening, pro
gram was extended members of
tho local Rotary club by Mr. J,ev
M'eile today noon.
Described as tho finest theater
of its type, north of Kacramento,
tho Broadway wiil no doubt bo fill
ed by a record crowd for the allow
ing of Al Jolson In "Mammy," Wiir-i
nor Bros, picture, scheduled for j
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. i
No. definite d;ite for tho open-!
Ing of the Holly theater In this
city was named this morning by
Mr. LoyerettQ. Decorators from
Seattle, however, sturted work ell
tho, interior yesterduy.
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Beagle Postoffice
May Be Discontinued
Tho postmistress nt lieaRle has
(resigned and so far no one has i
agreed to accept tho position. Un-
less someone is secured In the next i
two or three days the postoffice
will no doubt be discontinued. !
Patrons of the office should act
at once if they want the office
continued. :
Crater lake Chapter No.
.12, H. A. M. rtecular,
Convocation and work ,
In tho M. M. deiiree ;
Tuesday evenlnB. 7:30;
p. m. By order of the
HlRh Priest. !
I. E. SCHULBR, Secty.
87 1
LOCAL GROUP!
ATTEND OPENING
For THOSE WHO WANT
THE BEST IN COOKERY
The
Electtic Range
Combines t'lortric convt'iik'ncu with high ((iiality
standards to which' ".feggj; " Kanges
have boen built for the past tmarter century.
The many structural features have been de
signed -to help the modern housewife prepare
meals for her family in the 'most efficient and
satisfactory manner,
Malleable Construction ,
Rust-proof Aluminum Ovens
Radiant Type Speed Units
Asbestos Cell Oven Insulation
Automatic Time & Temperature Con
trols.
are a few features worthy of your considera
tion when choosing an electric range.
Consider ..thin ..effi
o i o it t. t'ctuinmicitj
incllioil of eookiti!;
for your home.
ROBBINQ
FURNITURE CO. k
219 West Maid
F
E, IS BELIEF
A sutfic:enl uuniber of names on
petitions to Insure placement at
the Hague Klver fishing amendment
on the ballot in (he November elec
tion has apparently been obtained,
it was announced this morning at
the office ot the Rogue River com
mittee. Petitions are being check
ed In clerkB' offices of all countieB
of the state to sec. that they are
signed by registered voters.
Advance information is that
enough persons have already sign
ed to get the amendment on the
ballot, although all tho petitions
have not been returned to Medford.
P. C. Bigham left today to galher
up petitions in Klamath county.
The committee anticipated that
the required number of names
would be secured by June 15. Re
quests have been Becured from all
parts of the state asking tor an
other week in which to circulate
additional petitions. The commit
tee believes that there will be sev
eral thousand more than the re
quired number of nams dllvered
to tho secretary of state with re
quest lor placing the amendment
on the ballot.
1 .
Mr. and Mrs. 15. U Kincaid of
Talent nro tho pnnmtn of a son,
horn at. tho Community lioapitul,
Tiiesrlav, Juno 17.
6 6 6
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
Tn 30 minutes, checks a'TJold the
first day, and checks Malaria in
three days. ' . ' 1
: 666 Also in Tablets '
YOUR HEALTH
is your wealth. It's us near as
your telephone. Call 1290 for
appointment.
- DR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS
Over Wooiworth's Store
Russian Massage. Electrotherapy
Chiropractic
Special Offer
to
June Brides
Hot Point .
and
L.&H.
. Electric
RANGE
SALE
SOUTHERN OREGON
ELECTRIC
'nil i.ml sec our dis
play o f Momuvlis
wlu-tlier you im coii
MuVrinir ti iiurclui.se
or not. -
Phone 9
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Births
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llednu-n nnd Pocahontas of nor
thern California and southorn
Oregon held ' their, ninth annual
association meeting on Heaver
Creek near lower Klamath J.lvor
Sunday.
Chairman Fred Alh-n was uc
,,.o,l,,l hv Kllii'rt ItuttM of Mc-
Cloud and Harriet Watson of Mi'd
foril was re-elected secretary
treasurer. It was voted to meet
next year on the tup of the Sis
kiyou. if possible.
Among noted guests wero Alleen
rteeves, (.treat Pocahontas of Cali
fornia, from Sacramento, and
great keeper of records- of Ore
gon, E. M. Wells from Portland.
Agnes Qulnn ot Palo Alio, Mrs.
Itoenlz, .Mrs. Kaume, Mrs. AVells
and lira. Seebol nil of Portland
were among the visitors.
..On account, of the ' heat the
dny's program of baseball, arch
ery and various contests was can
celled and the afternoon was
spent in the shade by a creek,
trying to keep cool.
AND COMFORTABLE
Air washed and cooled with (
Medford spring water
Starts
A STEEL-MUSCLED, HARD-RIDING
CABALLERO OF THE BAD LANDS
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Bargain I SUE CAROL '' '
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Begins TOMORROW-
ALL TALKING OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
. a in a Northern Lumber Camp
GEORGE O'BRIEN in
it' ;En'ds,T0NITE
."P2 MARIE DEESSLEK
lA P0LLY 9A
f&fX SHORT'
jjS Collegian Comedy
,7tCy Talking News "
Quick Pile Rcli
No Salves or Cutting
j-ne suinTurs can only Kt.t qulc.
safe and lasting relief by reniun,
the cause bad blood circulation i
the lower bowel. Cutin.- '
! remedy must be used. HEM-Hnif,'
I hart, succeeds, because it ViW."'
this blood congestion ami Kt,01 k
ens the affiled parts. l')'Sth.
; HK.n-iaiiu tablets . ,. ,,
'.druggists everywhere, have Kiich
!,wonderlul record for .iiiiek , '
'lasting relief, that Jarmln & w
(sell them with guarantee ut m,,
liback if they.Uu :not . e,L '
INSURANCE
gbngyT
SINCE i?OC
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Hornet
of Men .
Tinting, Paper Hangiag
Phone 178-J .
TOMORROW-
ALL ,
TALKING