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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OliEGOX, TUESDAY, JUNK 24, 19.fi0. Iocal and -'Personal Krom Fri. Awny ,loliiU , t Among thi tourists it ml ' othfir KucstH from a diKtuncp rKiftir(Ml at MeUforrt hotolH are J. H. Har nett of WuyneHhoro, Vu., Mv. und M I'm. W. I). .TohnHton of Can per, W'yo., Heatrlce Stei n of New- York, H. H. llprknrt of ChlcHKii, III.. Jly ion K. Tkwiio of SiiiitiKriclij, III., I'ruI Chester and mother tiC.Uatllo '.Mountain, Ncv., Mr. and Mm. I. K, llnyneH of KiiMt Aurora, N. Y., nnd Frank 11. Kllinon of liolse, Idaho. ' At Kthehvyn it. Hoffmann's you will find i.U straw hats formerly priced up to SSO.TiO grouped iriio thre lot.t , 11.05, $4.U5, $N.H5. 100 SI I'M. Coteniaii and Son Home Mrs. U. O. Coleman i,unj llltln nou Kenneth returned Monday troni Anaheim, southern California where Kenneth lind been' atteniling military school, Mrs. Coleman's Hfsier, Mrs. J,, it. Steves, accompan ied t hem t o M ed ford a nd will upend th- summer visiting rela tives and friends in southern Ore hydraulic wheel H..tllB machine. t ...,'"' , '" " Is "wr " 'r FI.'li.ncr'H (iarnKe. ' Olilf . ... , i ! ! .' '"""'- well,,,- Mrs. S leg ma n on Duty 1 Following a long siege of illness, Mrs. Lena Siegman Is buck on duty on tho exchange of the Home Tele phone company and her voice is u gain heard by the telephone -pa trons, , For Sale Cholc.o garden flow era. BouquotH made to order Ira any color scheme for luncheons, parties, etc. Priced reasonably. Phone 3!W-I., or call at 31i5 Kouth Holly St. 96 reave for Portland Today Miss Ituby I,oflaud left by train today to spend several days In Portland visiting with friends. ' ,,.r .-1 ... Phone-' 642. We'll haul nwnv your refuse. Ctly Sanitary Service. 337tf School Music Teachers Status Uniform regulations governing the state's examination and cert I -fljUULlun . of high school music touchers are being prepared hy (In state superintendent of schools. A committee of the Oregon State Teachers' association Is assisting in preparing the regulations. Mrs. Hillings of H. Klversido Ave. nays that Ir. llhuus Poison Oak Prescription completely cured bar In two days. It is sold and guar nntoed by Heath's Drug Store, jitt Visit In (J rants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Pert ' Hooker - and grandson Darold Heath, left by tt;uin this morning for drams Pass, to visit Mr. lind Mrs. I-oynl Heath. Chauncey Florey now located 123 Host Main Ht, Insurnnc.e and Heal Estate. 0 f t C l.nfMtUia In Arizona Mm. Helen Wadlelgll left 10u gpile Friday noon for i'rescoll, Ariz., whero she will Join the staff of tho l'rcseolt Star. Mrs. Wad lelgll was recently on the staff of the Medford News. Sho is n grad uate of the school tt Journalism at the University of Oregon. -Kugone Itdgliilor, The Pcnsley's new studio now onenc opposite, now Holly theater. C. : tf .llnyx Cuusc, 1'idliv Troulilu While no major disturbance has affected the equilibrium of the pu llcc department, a few tronblu re ports last evening indicated that siime Medford youths are excep tionally mischievous. Soino hoys were tearing ahingles,of f the high school baseball park grandstand, others were shooting off fire crackers nnd another group was Mealing milk bottles und atlempt Ing to sell them. Olfl-fnshloned brush arbor camp meeting every day and evening ;o AtiRiixt 1. Everybody Invited. 12o l''nnil Sluto Metropolis tlnests from I Hand nt Med ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. '. A. Tart, Jas. Harness. J, . I'oVay', Harry t). Leonard, I,. It. McDonald, Milton Smith, it, (i. Nixon, Mrs. Joe t'oidege, Dave Olds, It. H. Ilrown, V, M. Jackson, Iv. 't, Bridges. I For Kalo Cut flowers of til kladn. (or: nil occasions. Corsagtn mid old-fashioned hotuiuets a spec ialty. I'honii 3H0-U or call at 325 South Holly St. ur A iovci'iiiir'K UiialirictitlouH Thorn Is more to feting (lovor nor Jlainllton's Hi'lt'-conirol than Just smoking a pipe, lie used to pitch In organiHed baseball. This ought tn be good training for the yovernorMlilii. Salem Statesman The marketable, Keeping Qualities of Fluhrer'i Breads are the result of the very liberal use of milk in all the formulas. a V Three BulMIni; Application Mrs. Alayhelle Heehtel will upend $ 1000 for a dwelling on Kouth Central uvenue and H. K. Sehwedt will upend 120 for a lunch counter ;it the corner of Klghth street and Oakdale avenue, aecordinf? to np olieatlonH on file today at the city hulldiiiK depiirtment. An ap plication wrh alo filed hy Fred I'uidlri for a Kleepinx porch on a dwelling on Went J lolly Htreet. Lime for nil purposes at Med ford Lumher Co. TStC Horn From lalo Ald Mr, and Mrs. Jtulph W. Ilrltton and duughter, und .Mrs. K. . (JrlgKhy of I'aln Alto nrrlved in Medford today for an extended viit with relatives. Mrs. (irlgshy was a former resident of Medfurd. Tiilvlng to iLos Aimeles June 30; want 2 passengers to share ex penses. Writo SUa. A. F. (ireen, KagJe Folnt. y;i Home From, School (i ranger ,ami Corning Kenly. sons nf Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Kenly, arrived on the .Shasta this morning. Corning has been attend ing th Thateher school at OJal, Calif. Hemstitching, plcfdlng, pleating button making and huso mending. Handicraft Shop, 2 5 7 1 f im'-i niiii ua-ii hi iijipi'iir on loce! cards, arrived In Medfurd yesterday en route from southern California to his home at Aber deen, Wash. Marshall fought UT times during the paHt year and won most of his liniilfH, he said Inst evening. I e declared that the boxing business Is not so good at the present time and that work s hard to find. To make expenses on his northward journey, ho has been selling novelties ami was of fering I hem for sale hern yester day. Wo specialize In radiator nnd fender repairing at Van's (larago i.f H. liartlett. Phone 20X. tf On lltislncHs Here W. .1. Smith of I'ortland is in this city today on business. Dressmaking and rcmodcllm? nt the-Khsalon S h o )i, 424 Medford lildg. Tel. 1111. tf. State Al, ('oiifci'cnce Session With approximately 400 of the stales clergy and laymen In atten dance, the Oregon nunual confer ence of the Methodist Kpiscopal church opened Its 7Nth session at Astoria today to continue for six days. nnnro till 2 o'clock, Gold Hill every Saturday night. 80tf lien Mnllci' (iocs East. Hen Aloller left on the Sbasla this morning for Atlantlo City where be is a delegate In the na tional convention of tho Elks order In that city. While on Hie trip ne will also visit In Chicago, and other points, returning to Medford the latter part of July,, A special value, at tl.SO in the all-silk Artcraft hose Is makinir nulte a reputation at Etholwyn 11. I lof finnan's. tf Calliiiriilnils ai Hotels Among residents of California registered nt Medford hotels are Mrs. 11. C. Howard, Mrs. A. W. At kinson, Virginia AtkinHun, Unlit. Hayes of I'usadena, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ohrwall and family of llol llster, Mr. anil Mrs. Win. Wllker son. Mr. and .Mrs. S. C. Iluygnod, Mr. and Mrs. I.. W. Hlecher, Mrs. c. E. .McDonough, .Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Sliickcvlscli, draco Edwards, Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Schneider und .Mr. .and Mrs. J. K. Drainond of l.os Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Conger, .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wllkle, -Miss .M. ;. Darling, Florence Wold, Mrs. i'arku Wilson of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. II. Itosenlhal of Ala meda, Margaret Hubbard and (Irace W. Illlss of Carniel. A. E. Hales and Audrey Hates of Santa Kosa. and the following from San Francisco: .Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Itowe, Airs. Minna Day, Mrs. Ida V. liogart, .Miss E, I.orcnUcn. Chauncey, Florey now located 123 East Main St, Insurance and lteal Estate. 6f,tf Crcgiiniana al Hotels. Included among tho Oregon residents registered at Medford hotels, other thun those from I'ortland are Hidden (laming of Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs. Henry llartman, O. T. McWhol'ter of Corvallls, (leot-ge Knight of Hub bard. U 11, Itoardman und Arthur A. Silander of Salem. .Mr. and .Mrs, C.ayle Itardet and II. .1. Ka llnsky of Eugene. Leora Jackson of Marshflrld, Earl Hatfield of Itoseburg and Frieda l'ahl of l'en- dletoll. Dance nt Jacksonville, Saturday, ! till 2 a. m. 7 Former I oolluill Star VIHh "Willie" HeMon of Detroit, Mich., upeiit the week-end in Meitionl um the miont uf IiIm nlnter. Mrs. .1. V. HaiiiUii. When attend- i Inu the I'nlverHlty ut .MtchlKitn j year atfo, Mr. Heston wan nn j outstandiiiff fouthaU Htar, he Ins j itumeil on the alt-Ainerlcan team. I tie I vUltlni: relativeH nt bin for I mer home at OraiilH Vn, Anderson's new Studio of Vho toKrnphy. ground floor, 4)17 V.nrt Main, itpposite I'lmily WIKly. t'H Iteturns lYimi Yit'krt. It. ai. Huh, reprewntinff tho Medford l-:ieclrle I'o. ot Medford. returned to hi home Saturdny following completion of tho work of hiHtaiitnK the elec trie refrlncru tion plant nt McKay Tavern. Yrcka News. Hnr HU 3 o'clock, every Saturday nlwht. Gold Hill 8tf Wcck'K Industrial AccUlciitw There were five fatalities In OreKnu ilue to Industrial accidentH ihirliiK the week endhiK June 1H. accord InK to lite ntuto Industrial arcidi'iil commission. Several rholro varletlen of nlh," nlas, 7rc per ttuzt'ti. Cull at 3 art tf. ( Icillcnte .Mail Tribune. . MemherH of tho prlntiiiK depart - ment of the Anhland Tiding ure,iant week from an extended visit forming a horse-shoe team and are now In the midst of a heavy training program. As soon as they have taken off some of the rough edges the printers ore anx lutm to meet The Mall Tribune printers In a match. So far the local men have not begun prac- tirf. hut It Im iiossihle that a Mall Tribune team may now be Anyone who would like a bar orgnnized. j gain In a high grade banjo should , l call at this office and Inspect the tlrand Opening Dance, UthtaJ anJo left here for sale; a sacrifice Park, Thursday night, following I regardless of cost. 25tf free band concert, Ashland. ijTo , (i)vo fw l.euvc for tVaU-c hake, Ms. Zoo It. Hubba, Instructor liert Jtostwiek and family left! by motor this morning for. a day's visit at Crater lake. Danwo till 2 o'clock, i-very Saturday night, - Gold Hi!) 8Wtf Visits Old Friends. I'. H. Collins, who was super intendent of public schools In Medford from I'JOU to 1!H0, wan in .Medfo'rd yesterday visiting at the old high school, and looking i!p friends and members ' of the school board who were in office during his administration. Mr. Collins was accompanied by his wife and son on the trip from Illinois. ' ' See lirin'H Sheet .Metal Works for radiator, fender and nuto body repairing, tf Valley Farm Trade. C L. Jtuney of Ashland recently exchanged his four-acre farm near tho Heilwood highway for a resi dence in Ashland belonging to llenrv Norton. Mnse Drake has leased the farm for a year, and Is now living there. Mummer hats going at Tr.c, $1.00 I.!IX. The Km my l.ou Hat Shop 111 M. Store. 100 Tree props: A large Htock always on hand. Tel. U2!l. Medford Tum lier Co. 78tt' Injured Man IniprovliiK'. ' Min. Ward Hpatst returned laHt evening from I'ortland, where Hhe had been at the- hcdsldo of her hnither, John laker, for the past tn dayH. He ls: recovering from a fractured -skull, KUHtalned In a recent auto crash nt Vancouver, Wanh. 1 For bet Breen filahH, ask driver or cull Medford Fuel Co.,-Tel. 031. C5tC IjiihIh ii Uk Trout. Ur. H. C. WIlKon, county health officer, catiKlit IiIh fli'Ht trout in the UoKue river last evening when he landed a 1 5-lneh one near Mcl'leod bridge. Ho had hooked three big fish, but alt Hlipped off his hook before ho could land t l)em, und used coiiHlderable cure to brlntf his cateh of the day to tho whore. Dr. WlUon la an nr dent flHherman, hut IiIh ardor wan beginning to wear off because of recent unxuccesnful trlpn until Inst evening. Tree props. All lengths, regulnr size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co. 78tt Look 75e, J1.00, SI. 98 huys any auiunter hut tomorrow at Uie- Em my Lou Hat Mliop In the M. M. Store. New silk and felt hats very special J1.U8. 100 Visit In Josephine County. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wind of Medford spent the week-end In Grunts Pass. On Sunday they took Mrs. Chamberlain, of South Seventh street, to Tnkllma to visit friends. (.rants Pass Courier. Hen l'Voill Washington. Visitors from Washington nt local hotels include Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Charland of Vancouver, J. V. Hoesch of Spokane and the following from Seattle: Mr. nnd Mrs. K. S. Baldwin, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. (irlswold and duughter, Charles l Kofron. IV N. Dorn berger and 11. 11. Lane and Party. Cut flowers for all occasions, mixed bouquets a specialty, also ."cvcral choice varieties of gladi olus. Call at 325 S. Holly St., or Phone 3IMI-L. 00 At (irants Pass Sunday Mr. and Mrs. AKIn Willi lock and Harold DeVoe of Medford were (Irants Pass visitors Sunday. Let me writo your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotel Ilollan 1 Hldg. Phono 93. tf Screen doors (fixtures free). Medford Lumber Co. Phone O'-'O. 7Stf (iliitlmi for Punishment Hiding n one-cylinder motor cycle without n spring seat, Leon- unil Clark, local telegraph messen ger boy, rode over to Crescent City, Calif., last Sunday. He en joyed a bumpy ride, he reported today, but made the trip without ll lulsbap. lie was accompanied by Hussi'll House anil H. Daniels, also on motorcycles. For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. estft l-isy for June llridca' ' . - There's one thing about getting married In Jum It's the easiest mouth for tho bride to start cook ing. A box of strnwberries, a package of bakery shortcake, n cup of coffee nnd two hearts that beat as one what more could any groom desire. The Dalles Chron icle. Chauncey Florey now located 123 Knst Main St. Insurance nnd Ileal Estote. OMf (lit IllfdllCMM Visit A. It. Price anil W. 11. lllnJtle. representatives for the Colgate. Piilmolive Peet company of San Francisco nre business visitors In Medford. Tineo till 1 o'clock, Gold Hill every Saturday nlghl. Mlf New fells ami ,'illk hats, Oaisc models, special $5. IIS; other mod els $I.X to WHS. The Hand Box. 100 Cut fh9.-er and funeral spray. SainueUon's Flower Harden, 2'is I Park From 1ciiik Trip, 1 AlrH, A. W. Walker returned with her daughter In Florida and j also In tho Itritlsh West Indies. she left Florida several weeks ago on a lung airplane journey to Kouth America und returned the same way, covering a distance of over G000 miles. Mrs. "Walker resides at Central Point. n me ioeai junior niKn hcrooi during the past year, will leave tomorrow evening by train for lierkeley, where she will nttend summer school. Clearance sale of summer hats and shoes at the Band llox and Shoe llox, 223 East 6th St. Hat values to $10.50, sale prices $3.9S, $2.y, t-l.OK. Shoes values $fi tn Sfl, sale price $-3. 95.' Shoe values 3.!iii to $(.!"). sale price $2.f5, 100 Halt Fishing- at Idike. "XiKiifer" fiHhlng waH the best method to catch 'em at Diamond lake Sunday, Charles CJ 11 more re ported yesterday."' He spent most of the clay there and said the trolllnjf resulted In poor cutrhes. Throo In his party succeeded in catching 11 fish in the forenoon, hut could hardly catch one fish in the afternoon. The finny tribe were toward the bottom of the lake feeding, Mr. Gilmoro said. For best green slp.hs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel-Co., Tel. 631. Homo From Portland. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Booker, who have been In I'ortland for the past two weeks, returned to Med ford by train this morning. Last week! L. & H. nnd Hot point IClectrle Itange Sale; South ern Oregon Kleclrlc. r OS Course Record. ICtiimllcd, Another low score that equals the course record was mnde yes terday nt the' Medford miniature golf links yesterday by Warren Turmiufxt with a 41, followed by a 42 by 'Howard Daugherty. Mary Kd mist on took tho low Bcoro for the ladies' division with 4U. More low scores are expocted during the week. Dance nt Jacksonville, Saturday (I till 2 a: m. ' Visitor Here Today. W. 1). Johnson, division mana ger of the Copeo Wyoming divis- Ion of the Mountain States Power company, spent today in Medford conferring with C. ' M. Brewer, vice-president and general . mana ger of the concern. Mr. Johnston Is on his way home from the N. E. L. A. convention, which took plncc in San Francisco. Inst, week. Let us haul awav your garbage and refuse. Phone 542, City Ban itary Service. . . 887tt Two Marriage, Licenses. The county clerk's office issued mnriiage licenses yesterday 1 after noon to George Maddux, 32, of be little. Wash., and Alleen Crawford, 23, of Medford. and to Merrill Taylor 21, and Merle Freuden thaler, 18, both of Ashland. Last week! L. II. and Hot point Electric Itange Sale. South ern Oregon Electric. US' ltecovers From Snake Illto,. Miss Fern Converse has. recov ered Monday from the rattlesnake blto which sho received Saturday. She haM returned to her homo In Wolf Creek, according to Dr. C. I,. Ogle. Grants Pass Courier. Last week! L. & H. and Hot point Electric Itange Sale. South ern Oregon Electric. !'S On Trans-Pat'lflo School. Three Tocal women were named In tho list published In tho Ore gonlan, of those who will board the Niagara for Honolulu on the first iruns-Pnriflo university In history, which sails from Vancou ves. 11. C in the morning. Those from Medford were Winifred An drews. Anita Mohr and Myrtle (I. Tobey. Vox Has Pitl'tuer. T. K. Pottenger, nn old-time resident of the Hoguo ltiver val ley, is now associated with George E. Fox in his real estate offices at 14 North Bartlett street. Mrs. Hall Homo for Summer. Mrs. Mabel D. Hall, who has been teaching her usual classes In nrt In Wafsonvllle. Cnllf., ar rived In Medford yesterday nnd le spending tho week at her home on Griffon Creek. Mrs. Hall Is director of the School of Arts and Crafts nt Ashland this summer and will teach courses In weav ing, block printing nnd costume design, beginning Juo 30. Miss Dorothy Miller, of Snnta Crui. who will teach classes In color nnd design, leather tooling and painting nt the same school Is a guest of Mrs. Hall. GIVING : AWAY TOYS tt's n long .time, until ChristmnR but Hmttt's Win; Store Is 'play ing Santa Claim to young nnd old custodiers who make purchases amounting to one dollar or more as long as the supply of toys lasts. There nre "00 toys to be given away nnd n few of the thin us to delight youngsters are dolls, trac tors, Kiuncs. doll dlshesw trucks, airplanes, trains, teddy hen ft. doll furnlturo buggies end count less other presents. A limit of one toy to n custo mer will enable n large number to take advantage of this special offer. Ueal estate In concession areas Meteorological Report Jump 24, l:lO Medfurd und vicinity: Tonight and Wednesday generally fair; moderate temperature. Looal Data. Temperature (deBi-eea) 7fi lllghe.it (last 12 hourx) 78 Lowe.st (laHt 12 houi'H) 47 Hid. humidity (per it.) 2li Precipitation (inches).. .00 State of weather....:... :. Clear Lowest temperature IhiH morn ing 47 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, I92S, 13.9.7 inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 03; lowest fil. Sunset today, 7:S)0 p. m. Sunrise Wednesday 4:37 a. m. Sunset Wednesday 7:50 p. n. ObKci'vutloiiH taken at 5 u. in.. 12(11 It meridian time. Q. ! P ! I US I Clear 53 PS1 3 - . Sij. S 3 S 51 2' i ! I ? i Baker City Oil 411 Clear Hlsmarclt 70 r.S Clear Boise 70 4S P. Cdy. Denver Sli Bli clear I)s .Moines KG 02 Clear Fresno 811 54 Clear Helena IIR SO Cloudy Los Angeles .... 74 fK Cloudy Murshfleld 114 411 Cloudy l'hoenlx 10(1 IIS Clear I'ortland 70 fill Cloudy Red Bluff 84 511 Clear Koseburg 70 50 Cloudy Salt Lake X(i fix Clear Han Francisco... 02 Santa l'e X0 4S Clear Seattle OS 52 Cloudy Spokune .- OX 52 Cloudy Walla Walla 78 68 Cloudy Winnipeg 70 50 Clear HUTCHISON, Meteorologist. -4 Very Attractive Window Display Two very nttractlve display win dows at the Monarch Seed & Feed Co., are attracting attention of passersby. One. a replica of a dairy barn, carries a design of more thun ordinary character. On the floor of this window a design is worked A lit of materials sold by this firm, the letters of which be speak the work of a professional. This work was done by Raymond Miksche. manager, A second window, done in moss, artificial grass and ome shades of green crepe paper, frames a dis plny of Vigoro. in the center of which is n plot of soil planted to grnKs seed, which, when it is up, will spell the name of the fertilizer displayed, l'assersby nre watching this seeded plot with interest. The .yonarela Seed;& Peed Co., is a firm believer in advertising and their shop windows have for years held the interest of locnl residents, who go out of their way to view them. i Wall Street Report NKW YORK, June 24. (P) Sl.aro prices' were again sent skid ding during the latter part of to day's session on the stock ex change. A Ioiir list of importnnl rails and Industrials dropped to $il. W'hlie :osses In a lew or the erratic Issues ran to maximum of $20 n share. Most of yesterday's Rains wore cancelled, nnd a long list of Issues dropped to lows for l30, while several broke through last Novem ber's bottom levels. A brief flurry of short covering carried Important stocks lip SI to $8 a share, hut these gains were soon lost. - A hear drive againHt (olal sales for tho tiny wero only 2,Sti,r),000 shares, hut of this amount, nearly I.OIHI.IKIO were traded in the last all minutes. Today's closing prices for 15 sel ected stocks follow: Am. Can 11014 M 44 20314 7 V. 114 Col. (Jas Anaconda Am. Tel. and Tel t'urtiss Wright Oenornl IClectrlc (new) Kennlcot Copper ....37 m (ieneral Motors 3'.iv4 Kadlo Corporation M'4 Heading 102 Sears Roebuck till I'nited Air Craft y 47", V. S. Steel 152V4 Mont. Ward s:iu 3' I' ' 111 Vnnl of Thanks. We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness nnd for the many beautiful floral offerings at the time of our bereavement. Mrs. I'olly Walking nnd Son. ltrothers and Sisters. Itegular communication of Ileamea Chapter, 'J. Ii. S., Wednesday even- InR. June 25th. Snclnl nlwht. Visiting members 1IATT1K M. ALUKX. ! Secy, i Crater Lake chapter Xo. .12. It. A. M. Tuesday' evening, June S4. 1!. A.; M. degree. llefresh-' nient.s.. Hy order of the 1 High Priest. J. K. SCIIl LKIt, Secty. ! ! State highway department will Install markers along west side, highway between .Vinctlon City and I'ortland. designating it ns federal road No. ft!V TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MOV will do light work for room .and board, 1'hone SU6-1.. Kon URN' -flood 7-room houe close In; shady yard. IMione1 1H42-W. ,,. welcome, 04 innnuni iniiHiirilT SUCCESSFUL YEAR A successful year in Rotary was reported today noon at the lunch eon of the local club at Hotel Med ford ut which resumes of the ac- complishments of the closing year were given by tho retiring oliicers. Work of the classification and attendance commiltees was review ed hy Ur. E. Shoekley. A sur vey of the classification commit tee, he stated, shows thut there are still 80 unfilled classifications in Medford. The membership with a total of 51 is the mime as it was this time last year, intituling the 15 changes made. A prosperous financial coudition was leported by the treasurer, A. Oriit Schenck. George Kunzman, who whs called upon to outline the work of the Roy Scout committee, stated that there are 1G boys in the tender-foot clnss, five in sec ond class, and two in first class. A jovial mixture of "horset'ealli ers" nnd "buck passing" was re viewed hy Dr. IX A. Chambers, sec retary, as a report of his work. When anything .new comes up, he explained, the secretary is instruct ed to do so and so. It's nlwiiys, the secretary who expresses the regrets, joys, sorrows and approv als of the club. Seriously speak ing, ho added, "I do not think il is organization, 1 hut friendship which holds the club together." The importance of local problems he contrasted with the importance of international problems, showing that tlmre is always plenty to he done at home. ; i Frank Newman, retiring "presi dent, thanked nit committeemen and other persons who have par ticipated in activities of the elul for the work that they have done, emphasizing the necessity for n president to stand in the hack- ground nnd watch other folUs work. "One man clubs," he ex plained, "are always a failure." Dr. Chamber was appointed ns representative of the Kotarians on the judging committee for the Miss Medford contest, being sponsored by the Mens club at today's lunch eon. Hum Gregg was named on the committee lor entertainment of guests in Medford during the advertising convention to be held here in September. The club voted $50 townrd de fraying the expenses of Ihe county health , department in financing the tubercular clinic, recently held here. A teleginm of greetings received from F,. C. Corn, delegate to the Rotary International convention in Chicago was read. An attendance of twenty thousand delegates and a successful convention were re ported by Mr. Coin. : CAUSE OF REGRET A bright-eyed young woman who thought (hat the police would not see her car or else did not know it was not proper lo park In alleys, appeared at the police station, ner vous and perhaps a hit frightened this forenoon. A winsome person, clad in a green dress with polka dots, she attempted to explain that she had to keep nn appoinment in the .Medford buiinlng and did mil expect lo be gone long. However, she was only one of several cited to nppear for alley parkin:;, and all admitted their mis take with the exception of one and it Is likely that ho may demand a trhl. HARRY MARX Painter of the Hornet of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth. It's ns near as your telephone. Call 1200 for appointment. ,M DR. CHARLES rf. SIMKINS Over Woolworth's Store Rutaian Massage. Electrotherapy Chiropractic I'latlnum and white gold Kings of cxipiisite, lare liko designs set with dia monds of sparkling bril liancy rings of captivating beauty. Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 - PARKING IN ALLEY PAS.ADEP.fi BUYS ii'nrnnnBi t C. II. Wilson of Pasadena. Oil., yesterday through tho C. R. Beebe Agency purchased from Allien. Anderson, a 20-acro tract. Four teen acres are in pears, nnd the remaining acreage will be planted in the fail. No consideration was named in the transaction, but was said to be considerably in pxress of SlO.UiiO. Wilson took immediate posses sion. The land is the fcrmor C. C. Van Scoyoc on-hard, nnd is located o:i the Jacksonville-Central Point road, near the foot of the Ilanley hill. Nevada and California conduct snow surveys tox water supply. M tt1 AND COMFORTABLE JlR j 9 Air washed and cooled with vVAilIri j .Medford spring water . pi j Tonite and Wednesday '.-V;j:J INTERNATIONAL FUNSTER j but real American SS'"fSiJ" 't ! " in everything he ' fw&Wl & says and does WWT fl 4 I (C Wl W " IUMSDEN HARE " Surfer WV4 s f.-' Matinees J ', ' 'ALSOY'V;-. m ! .'j Musical Revue, Ibk. s ! ? "THE GENERAL" Li ) j 1 FOX TALKING NEWS f, "fit starts Tomorrow A Night of Terror in a House cf TREACHERY? Revenge and Hatred with 1BETTY T )MPSON; j WMst, W T -ting lrW tfTS-L--.n.l MBd WE fffciJH kl IT 1 1 ii K.-irW' .... Hi : 1 Last Times TONITE All Talking VICTOR McLAGLEN FIFI D0IS5AY LILYAN TASHMAN "ON THE LEVEL" Uiry Lanqdcn in -THE BIG KICK" i . lukun i l 1 1 m i - 'UiLimiLu urui! j Bernard .U'e.riiie) ll'iiii,";;' er Medfurd high school star . lelo, and in his freshman yea, i the Ijiiverslly of Oregon. ra,l t the most likely center InosiiJ' the Pacific coast, underwent tl "'' eration for appendicitis at ,'f Sucred lleurt hospital M '"fc morning, and Is reponed as easy. t The oiiernllon elinilnaies tin,! from football competition tills fil lie plans to re-enter the riiivm,? of Oreuon. or enroll . .r, t Slate college. . "'' Kngland has u sdeni-air,,. ilrlve. s I. t A HAOIO picrunc LOWELL SHERMAN MUCH TREVOR RAYMOND HATTON TALKING NEWS t: S of RlmnKhni, China, has a small,.-,,!-. .... , boom r i'Iii ii! T- S ""v "ni1 '' " ' tall 411 Ho. Newtown. 8 Holly St., ui Phone S:K-l,. Hi Clark Ml. Phone 8S0-X.