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! IN' CALIFORNIA
William Dorn, 98, Who
Came to Jacksonville 9
Years Before Civil War,
Called to Reward.
William Unrn, one of the oldest
pioneer citizens of the state of
Oregon., died in bin ninety-eighth
your at lh( Sacred Meurt hospital
at It p. m. Wednesday, Mr. Dorn
cntne to bin death uh a result of
ciincr of tilt face hut wan other
wise in the best of health. He has
followed minitiK fur seventy years,
coming tit Oregon from M issouri
in ISfiii, he settled at Jacksonville,
then a small mining camp and hns
resided in the Hogue River valley
since that time except for 12 years
which he spent mining in Idaho,
Dorn was a soldier of the Indian
war and was on the government
pension list at the time of his
death. He was horn at Baltimore,
Maryland, Nov. 12, 1 8 i 2 and lias
spent a rugged frontier life of
nearly a century. :
Hcsides his wife who Is now con
fined in the hospital, he . leaves
three sons and two daughters, Da
vid and Fred Dorn of Jackson
ville; Krnest of Ch.-halis, Wash.,
.Mrs. Addie T ..mid en of Kern Valley,
Oregon and Mrs. Laura Wheeler.
S:in Francisco,
Funeral services in charge of
Conger Punernl I'arlors, will he
held at the JLog Town cemetery
near Kuch, at'la a. in. Saturday.
Local Data.
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llfutn-st (last 1 lus.) SI
l.iwit.t (hist 12 lua.) f.il
Hcl. humidity tpc.).. 27
Htiito nf weather Cily. 1
Lowest tiini iTiitiin. this
if.'l2 decrees.
Total preeipjtutlon
teinber 1, l!i21t, 1:1. !i'
Teiiipenumv a year iiku today:
Highest, XT: lowest, 48.
Hunm.'l today, 7 : s tTpTliK '
Sunrise Friday. -I : :l 7 a. in.
Sunset Fi-iday, 7:.ri0 p. m.
Olisei vallons taken lit n ivTliTTT
1211th nifrlillun lime.
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CITY.
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Notice to fredltoi's.
The undersigned has been duly
appointed by the County Court of
the Stale of Oregon, for Jackson
County, and has qualified, as Ad
ministrator of the Fstate of Will
fJllman, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
notified to present 1 them, with
proper vouchers, to ; the under
signed, at the office of Hawles
Moore, Cooley Theater Building,
Med ford. Oreiron. within fix months
from May 29, l!)30t- the date of
tms notice.
GKORGB GIF.MAN.
A d m i n is t r a t o r.
liaki-r City S2 4ii Clear
Bismarck 74 54 Clear
Hoise rk ft 4 , Clear
Oenver rS ill'. Clear
Oes Moines 84 112 Cleat
Fresno !2 Til! Clear.
Helena 7S fitl (Tidy.
Los AngelcH fill Cldy.
Mai-Nhfield ........ CI nn Cldy.
Phoenix HI2 711 Clear
Portland ! fit! Uain
Ued I'.luff SS f.ii Clear
Hosehm'K , 70 ;4 Cldy
Salt Lake S2 (Hi. Clear
San Krancisco.. if 52 1'. Cdy.
Santa Fe S4 f(! Clear
Seattle liO ft 4 Uain
Spokane S2 (iO 1 City.
Walla Walla Mi T4 Clear
Winnipeg 7S, -,. iii Clear
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Meteorologist.
Richard Sherwood; well ktfim n
Med ford man better known as
Dick, who remained in Los An
gehis when Mrs. Sherwood and
their sotiM, Stanley, and Hubert, de
parted Cor home, they reaching
here last Monday, underwent an
opeiHtion in a Cilendnle,. Cal.', hos
pital yesterday, which he well
withstood according to a tele
graph message , received from I Jr.
Russell Sherwood today. Me will
be in the hospital for from 10
days to two weeks yet, and then
cannot leave for home until about
two weeks after that time.
The Sherwood family went to
I.os Angeles about two weeks ago
to attend the graduation of Rus
Mfll Sherwood from the College
of Osteopathic Physicians and
Surgeons after five years' of study
there. Mrs. Russell Sherwood and
son accompanied the family back
to Medrord. Russell, following
his graduation, entered the Los
Angeles county hospital as an in
terne, and will he on duty until
next March when lie will1 be" turn
ed loo.e on the world as a full
fledged fc osteopathic 'physician and
surgeon, and come to Medford to
at once enter practice here.
The local Copeo organization
will have to. worry along the best
it can this summer without the
young doctor, who has spent the
summer vacation In working for
Copco since he began his medical
:SQ to 7:4a p. m. Am
Andy,
K.GO, KIIU, KOMi. KGW'KK
7:4i to 8:4I n. m. Standard Syra
! phony Hour, KCSO, K HQ. KO.MO,
,: KfiW, KFI.
S to it p. m. B. A. Rolfe and hi
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra,
KPO, KKCA. KTAR, KFSD.
S :4 T tti U p. m. I'arks Sisters.
KilO, KHQ, KOA.
!i to !i:30 p. m. Memory Lane.
IvC.O. K'UQ, KCJW. KKCA, KF
SD, KTAR.
3:30 to 10 p. m. The Olympians.
KC.O, KHQ; KFSD, KOA 0:4. t..
10 p. m.
10 to H p. m. The National Con
cert Orchestra. KOO, KOA.
11 to 12 midnight Hotel Dttnee
Orchestra, K(JO, KFSlV.
Sen. Sitiool to Wed.
AVA'SH 1 NTJTON, June 2(1. (A1)
Friends of Senator Recti Smooth of
Utah heard reports today that .ie
WH.S on his way to his home in Sa't
Lftko City to be married.
Medford- Crater Lake Gateway.
SEMON DEFEATED BY
WILCOX IN GOLF PLAY
R. , p. Sumon's. series, of wins
in the Chandler Eynn golf t ro
ll h y to u r n a men t at the R ok u e
River Valley asocial ion links,
came io an end yesterday when
he was defeated by L. W. Wllenx
seven and five. The only match
to be played . today was on this
afternoon between R. R. Ham
mond and K. K. Kelly.
ORE DAYS OF
McPhersohls
REMOVAL SAM ?
i-- Ends Saturday Night!
HERE'S A FINISH
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune - Virgin Station)
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PORTLAND, Ore., June L't!.
Itutter and (Cgg prices ruled steadj
in the Portland wholesale market
today. Fgg demand showed Im
provement. Itutter dealers report
ed a modi-rate volume of trading
with a fair demand for storage.
Country dressed meats and poul
try prices remained unchanged ex
cept for a I cent drop to 10 cents
for choice veals brought about by
a drasgy movement of supplies un
hand.
Strawberry receipts are declin
ing. Harrellers supplies continue at
an unexpected liberal volume, one
ban eller alone report lug process
ing of IH barrels of strawberries at
Ihcir Oregon plants yesterday.
Just Look at These Bargains
One (rmit
Men's Suits
Worth tip to $27.r.O.
tlllH Stilt' lit
$16.50
One iiiiti
Men's Suits
Wtntli til '1'
In utoilt!. InnjrH iintl ultcnts.
I'llcprl fill- (tOO Cfl
this Kill- :tt ifi"JU
Ills riniitc f imlHTiiN.
Out' (irtmp
Men's Suits
Worlli lip I" $."iO.IHI.
Mniliv of the flnpHt Amorl
rnn V o r to (1 H, Htrlftly
htind-tnlliiroil. . Many of
thnni with 1 pnir troitRnrn.
Snip
Itrifp .
$34.50
Olin Lot. $11.7.1 Vlll. !l-lll
High Top Boots
Doublo snip, double vnmp.
Kxtra Hpc
To clow out....
$7.95
out- ixit jii;i.r.ii vnitif
Loggers
Cnpctiinrt tind ItydiT hnntl-niiKlt-
locwor. Ono of the hoKt
Ikkv. tnfKlP.
Snip prit-p ...
$9.95
Men's Shoes
12-ln. Top: $9.r, Value
Doubtr stilp. doublp' vnmp.
I'rlt pd for' this dJJ QC
mtlp nt tyKjiiO
One lit Sd.oO ViiImp
Men's Sweaters
About r.O swoatprs in thin
lot. Slip-over stylo.
1:x,ni
duo uit riiui'v
English
Broadcloth Shirts
VllllHK l' " M,,S
Pijppd for thin 39
t)nflxit in in. orflrnV
Dress Boots
SKI. 7.'. Vllllip
Prlrpd for thin
wiIp Jit
$7.85
McPHERSON'S
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Sixth
and
Central
f !
s T Tliurstlay
1'. M.
J T 10 5:30 Standard " Pin mo
i (bis progrum
5:3(1 to 0 Firestone One- H-
Stop Service station !
(! to (i:la Fruit dispatches
4 by Myron Hoot
(1:15 to ti:30 News and mar-
Icets by Mail Tribune
4 (1:3(1 to (!:! .laclison Cmlnty
h I'ddg. & Loan Assn. 4
(1:45 to 7 Farmers Kxchange 4
Cooperative
J 7 to 7:lf Tom and Wash.
4 presented by Associated Oil
J l-'o.
: 7:15 to 7:30 Cecil and Sally
; in "The Funniest Things" !
7:1b to S Hoy 10. Kennedy
and Sons S
Friday
A. M.
7:55 to S Breakrast broad
cast of news by Mail Tri-
bune
8 to 8:30 ""KYBO" hour by
lOconoiny CJroceteria
I 8:30 to S:4 Medford Cash
4 Carry Cleaners and Dyers i
S 8:45 to II Cold Seal Cream- t
ery
!) to !):30 Monarch Seed &.
Feed Co.
fl:30 to 10 Schilling & Co.
10 to 10:30 Westside Market
10:30 to 11 Marsh Grocery
It to 11: 30 Under Co.,' 4
$ Ashland
h 3 1:30 to 12 .laco,ue Lennox . 4
12 to 12:30 Motor JOlectric'
Co. '
4 1 2:30 News flashes by Mail 4f
Tribune
12:30 to " 1 I'almer Music. 4
lltiuse .
1. to 1 : HO-fj'opular. r.ecoji'iJingH
1:30 to 2 Lewis Super Ser
t4 vice Station
! 2 to 2:30 Mann's Dept. store 4
S 2:30 to 3 Hrophy's, jewelers I
3 lo 3:30 Mnsterworks series
4 5 to 5:30 Standard, Flamo
4 Clas program
5:30 to (I Days of Mfl eele-
bration
(I to 0:15 Fruit dfspntches
! by Myron Root
0:15 to f!:30 News nnd mar-
kets by Mall Tribune
v 0:30 to 7 llarwood Photo
J Service
7 to 7:15 Tom nnd Wash,
presented by Associated Oil $
7:15 to 7:30 Cecil nnd Sally
in "The Funniest Things" J
7:30 to H C. Farl Brndfish
8 to 8:30 Hoy 10. Kennedy
& Sons
S. LI !M , Oi-e., .1 une 2i. (.I1)
Showers during the night Wednes
day and Thursday morning spread
over the Salem cherry district gave
growers, shippers and canncis all
extreme concern as to the possibil
ity or extensive damage hoi h to
the black and Hoyal Anne cherry
crops.
Heports were received from var
ious orchards of llings and Lam
berts, showing a percentage of
cracked cherries.
Predictions were made by shlp
eprs, ca nners and growers alike
that three (lays continuance of
present weather conditions might
wreck both black and Hoyal Anne
ciierry crops.
THE MARKETS
Livestock
I'OHTLAND, Ore.. June 20. (P)
CATTLIO 35, calves 10, slow,
nothing sold early.
1KXJS 700, including 402 direct,
steady to weak.
SIIK101: loon, . weak. (Quota
tions except on lambs on shorn
basis) lambs, N4 lbs, down, good in
choice $7.00-8.25. Kwch. 120 lbs.
down, medium to choice S2. 25-2. 75,
120-150 lbs. SI .75-2.50, nil weights
common, $1.00-1.75.
Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20. UV)
---Country meats: Veal cent lower;
(buying prices) choice veai Hie;
pork, t5V.-l(ic; choice lambs, 15
1 lie; mutton, 5-7c.
Butter, eggs, milk (butterfat),
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool,
nulH. hay, eascarn bark and hops
steady and unchanged.
i-oriiaiui near
; 1'OUTLAND, Ore.,' June 20. (A)
Wheitt futures: :
Open High Low Close
July .'. .S!l .01 ' .Ki .1)1
Sept.' iio .01 .no .!) I
Dec. ,04 ' ,!)4 .514 H .5)4 j
Cash whent
Big Bend bl4iestem ...51.07
Soft white i)3
Western white .1)3
Hard winter 5) 1
Northern spring 1) 1
Western red .v 1)1
Onls: No. 2-38 lb. white 28.00
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 40,
flour 1, corn 8, hay 2.
Contract n warded for grading
jh'PPMor-Sprny road.
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FOR A BIG DANCE
A rohmilttee . meeting : will be
held nt the Jackson county fair-1
Kt i m mom i output lo com pie ie pin
for the dance to be given Satur-;
day nlL'ht, June 28, by the Po-j
mono. Orange. (9
I-; x t e n." I ve plans n re u n d e r wa y
for the affair, which will he at
tended by all (Irangers of the;
county and their invited guests.
Music will be furnished by an or
chestra from Hogue River. Fur
ther details will he nnnounced fol
lowing the meeting tonight, which i
will be attended by Ted Sitnms.j
committee chairman: I lenry ('an
ger. Harry Ward, Chester Wendt,
A I Middolstead and County Agent
H. O. Fowler.
LAME BACK
ACHES, PAINS
OR STIFFNESS
RELIEF OVERNIGHT
MIKE MARTIN'S
LINIMENT
DIRECTIONS WITH
BOTTLE ''Zm
A FEW CENTS ALL DRUG STORES
Gold Medal
Radio Program
The Gold Medal "Fast Freight"
radio program, sponsored by Kperry
Flour company for release Frid.iy
night, Is a follows:
Majestic harmonies of Ixhenrin
will announce the arrival of the
"Fast Freight" Friday, over 'sta
tions K If J, Ia Ambles; KOI Hu
ll 1 1 le -Ta co m a : K F 1 1 ('. Sa n Km n -cisco;
KFPV, Spokane; KOl.W
Portland; KDYL, Salt Lake -'lty
(7:30 p. m., mountain time) i.t
6:30. Continuing his portion of
the jwogram, the organist passen
ger will render the well-knowt
' Largo" from Dvorak's "N e .v
World Symphony."' "Mammy's Lit
tle Coal Black Hose" and other
male quartet numbers will feature
the engineer, brakeman, fireman
and conductor of the musical train
crew.
Kfftmnth FallH f'has. K. Spnnlff
)ng !gKing company will limned
iaiely locate. Hash nnd door factory
here,
THE
CLIFT
A little
MORB
comfort
A link
MORE
convenience
A little
LESS
cost
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jMEDFORD FMTURE & HDWE. C0.fl
Announcing New Owner . . ;!
0. Kill 1 Bradl'isli ' hiis purelinsiHl the vni'uv stock iind Fixtures oC 1 be
y ). Diamond Jewelry store at 115 K. Main Street, and is now
open for Imsiness under tlio name ol' . :
C. EARL BRADFISH, JEWELRY
Handling only ' nationally knoivn lines of Jewelly merchan
dise and selling at advertised prices to both cash and
deferred payment customers. : '
SPECIAL SALE NOW ON
In order to make room for new stock we are closing out a number
of lines at' greatly reduced prices.
;
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$ Miss Me dfo ird 1
4,;: jgr
Medford's Beauty Queen
Will Be Chosen
at the
Oriental Gardens
... - 1 . , . " i f , . "4
Saturday Nite, June 28
Dance Beauty Revue
Music by the Knights of Harmony I
Whole Evening $1.00 per couple or
25c admission and 10c a dance
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