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C0PCO-'A0' tAUDSFLOWER AND FRUIT R:
Garden Club' Hears lllustra-'
ted Talk By Roadside J
' Beauty - Council President
Plan Legislation to j
Curb Sigh Boards! i
TO VAGATfONISTSlHERE FOR MEETIN&P
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American scenery ;is partially
soaps and perfumes hut mostly
gasoline and cigarettes, an old
woman once-said (if km touring- the !
i&iion, and verification! of her
statement was brought to . resi-
ili'iits of Medio nl yesterday in, an i
Ithifttiated leeturo of Mi h, v. J... !
Uwton, president kof tlie Xatinnal i
Council for Protection of Uoad-!
jitle ileauty, .in this city from i
(ilenn Kails,. Now York. , j
Members , of the. . local garden
rlul) and representatives of other j
rhihs of Hi' city attended the i
lecture, which was given In the j Associated I'ress I'ltotn
down ftaiis dining-room of the: Jacques' Gordon, Celebrated vio
Hotel ModCord. ... linist, to decido an argument, enact-
"America leads the world today I ed a beggar role on Chicago corner
in number of miles of hard sur- I He gave a S1.000 concert on $40,00.
faced highways." Mrs. . Lnwtnn j violin. Passersby gave him 55. CI
stated, hut isuropo is stilt aiiead
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01 IIH ill , ,J UiiUBiui- m-.iui.t, I n: ,
view means as mueh as. the s-ur- i
face of tho road. ; .The state which
will draw 'tho crowds in the fu
ture will be tho one hich offers
the" preatoft supply of unspoiled
beauty.'!
A campaign for eradication of
i Mil hoards on highways -is advo
cated by . Mrs. .''-Lnwton through
itgisliition. which she maintains
ishe only possible, way of reme-
I'.ifhR itie situa'llon. !
T'ourists hritiR $3,000,000 into j
OrcRon each year,'.' she deelared.
"They arc brought here by the
I natural beauty. The .highways
tho show windows of the
rtate.'
The American nssoelalion with
its 1 10 orfjimixatlons haB made it
possible for highway surveys to
lie made in many states. The par-
den Hubs of Orepon are. sponsor
ing tho survey helntr mn.de in this
stale . by Mr. mid Air.'?. L,awton.
.Mrs. Lawton will pro on to Wash
ington, Kong .Island, f reorpla and
California to speak, to . groups to
iroiifc interest In the preserva
tion of roadside beauty. She ad
vocates four steps ,1h this project.
The: covering of the scars made
by road building by planting vines
and flirulis on banks and shoul
ders left linked. . Oregon's climate
takes care of this In tho main.
Second. The planting . and pro
tection of trees. ' Third. Tho
cleaning and beautifying of tho
anptwiches; to the tu.wnai -Fourth
iA general house-cleaning to
rrevent the conversion of scenery
into advertising galleries.
lira. 1 .a wton favors the passage
of a bill iiow before tho legislature
prevent the placing of bill
poarthi within 300 feet of any
curve as n means of safety and
maintaining roadside beauty.
Highways have the legal power
to regulate the situation but need
the support of the people. Taxes
are spent every year to beautify
parks and public buildings. Mrs.
Uwton pointed out. Tourists are
now demanding beautiful road
sides. The speaker stated that
I Oregon highways are much clear
er: than those of m any "tner
states and pleaded with her au-
lience to protect the magnificent
trees here. ' ,
Mrs. Iuvton was introduced by
Mrs. Helen t'ummings, of the lo
nV garden club, who has taken
in active part In getting the !ee-
htrcr to this city.
Measure Now Conforms To
Administration ,Views
f Lust Contest' Seen ' In
Senate-When Bill Under
Consideration.
A fine piece o0 rAmmunify ad-
j vcuislng for southern Oregon ap-
! MMireu in a lecotu oi tn Oregon
Mrs. C.eorge Hill of New York
City, reprosenting the National
'hint, Flower and Fruit Outld;
A southern Oregon agents' conference-
will be held in Med ford
tiex t Tuesday heg i n n ing at !i a .
m. and lasting Ihe remainder of
the day. The county agents of
noitglus, Cons, .losoph, ' .Jackson,
Klamalh. Lake and ' ncsehuteH
coumies will be in atlendance.
While the main intipose is' to
discuss uniform plans for the
various counties, as well as other
matters of interest to agriculture,
the gathering will also discuss
plans for the big .Southern Oregon
and Northern California confer
ence, which will be hold In this
city some time next fall; and of
which County Agent XI. O. li'aw-
ler tw elm Irnm n of tbn- nrntrtvim
committee. ' - . ,- ;
This conference will attract ag
ricult urlsts from the counties oft
northern California,' lid- Liiu Ore-J
t-gon all the .wajfto- eastern Ore-
n and as far north as Eugene.
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EL'CIJN-IO, r.-., .nine til W)'
"nth l'l'liniliKliin,, of St. Helens,
'Mny vns elected Krnnd worthy
I'lvisor or the Oregon Sluto Orilei
''t Hainbow for Kh-ln, the election
A'.ld hi. 1.1 ... U I 1 ...- mnflllnc
!' the fourth grand imsomnly. .
La Clronde whs elected na. th0
!'lt convention cltv.
Sixty-three niemhei-B of Hnln
'w. Knslern Stur, and Mlisollic
rdcrs toduy received, the Brand
'ros of colors, honorary degrees
In recognition n ilihtinB
hhcil services In behalf of the
"inr. This w-.if. the first time
S cross or colors hnd heen con.
' tcl In OreRon.
Other ottlcers ' elected were:
;vnhy nssocinte ndvlsor. Mozine
'rtMson. Corvnllls: Brand charity,
dianeth (lllslmp, Kunene; grand
"1. l'.siher Wood. Salem: grand
'"h- Virginia Tonev. Mc.Minn-
illt.
RAISE WAGE SCALE
FOR FIRE FIGHTERS
Of interest to the Medford and
other men throughout the county,
who hope to pick up some employ
ment in fighting forest fires this
.summer is that at a recent meet
ing In' Id in Ka lem an agreement
was entered into by stat forester,
the various fire patrol associations
and the V. H. forest seivlre that
common labor engi.ged in fighting
forest fires in Oreuon this year
will be paid at the rate of H.VcmUs
an hour.
The rate of pay for skilled labor,
including straw bosses, fa Hers,
time koopersf cooks and other
classes of labor required on the fire
line will be slightly higher, accord
ing to the state forester. This rate
applies oni.v to in nor oou.meu
through employment agencies and
also includes the board of the men.
WASUINOTOX, June 2K (JP)
The new veterans' relief measur.
approved by the house r.nd mee:
lag administration desires, was
laid, before the senate today with
unanimous approval 0f the finance
co mm It tee.
.Senator Watson, of Indiana, the
Uepuhlican leader. imsuceessfuUy
ub1u unanimous consent fur its
ciinsidei-ation in the sew. to , on
Monday and then gave notice no
would move u take H up at that
time. Karly passage of the bill is
confidently, expected.
Democrats, on the finance com
mittee lost In an .attempt to in
crease the disability pensions al
lowed by the measure from a
maximum of $40 a month to SiiOj
a month. Senators Walsh, of Mass
achusetts and .Connally of Texas,
who sponsored this amendment.
Immediately presented It to the
senate and will urn.. lit .iiiominn nn
the floor.
I hp finance committee, how
ever, did increase the cost of the
nnuso bill by striking out the pro
vision which would hav prevented
s ci e i a as wno pay income taxes
rroni enjoying the benefits of the
pension i-eiief; Just bow much this
will add is problematical.
Another altempt by the Demo
crats to allow the benefits of the
measure to those veterans who
contracted a veneral disease while
in the service And who r.re now
suffering as a result,, was rejected
on a, tie vote,. D to !.
The finance committee also re
ported to ihe senate today a bill
providing for the consolidation of
all veterans agencies under a new
bureau which would include the
ponsUm bureau. ,
With a tasty contest in' prospect
in the sen: te on the substitute
measure for that which was vetoed
by president Hoover, leaders wove
still skeptical- tonight over tho ad
journment date for this session.
They were hopeful of finishing by
Tuesday night lint Wednesday was
still regarded as a likely adjourn
ment day, " j
Senator Watson1, the acting chr.ir-J
man of the finance committee, re-, 1
ported the veterans' bill to the sen-!
ate after the committee approved'
it. The bill is similar to the sub-'
slituia proposed by Senator Reed,
Republican, 'Pennsylvania, early In
the week when Ihe other veteran'
bill was being considered. At thuti
lime the senate shouted it down'
without a record vote in favor -f
the legislation later vetoed by the!
president. I
On the proposal of Walsh and'
Connally to increase the disability!
pension allowances,- Senator Ln- j
Follctte, Wisconsin, left the lie
publican rj.nks to vote with the!
Democrats. However, King, Utah,
Democrat, joined Republicans in
opposition to the higher rates.
The committee also amended
the house bill to allow an exten
sion of one year for the period
within which suits for war rink In
surance claims may be filed. This
was asked by the Anieric.-.n l-eglon.
Another request of the Legion for
the abolishment of the office of
comptroller of the veterans bureau
was rejected.
The house bill was amended to
strike out a provision which would
refuse the benefits of veterans'
legislation to those ' who enlisted
after the signing of th? armistice,
November 11. 1SOX.
The clause requiring ninety days"
service of veterans was kept in
the bill.
Voter magazine. The advertise-1 arrived in Medford yesterday
me nt which was published by "own. and will call a meeting at
tho California Oregon Power com- 12:15 Tuesday, to which civic
tulny featured an attractive fish-J leaders and those interested in
; iiiK scene at a .nearby mountain education and phllnntrophy in
Make and was entitled "Fishing is, gardening are invited. Those at
I (iood In Southern Oregon.". This tending are requested by Mrs.
! advei tl"meni, like many other j Mill to maUo their reservations
j ads of the Copeo community ser-1 l:y Monday evening.
ies, carried a distant appeal to i Although making only a short
i the v.u-niioniwt as may be seen stay in Medford, M rs. 11 III is In-
fi om ihe following subject mat- t crested In promoting the prog-
ter: nun in Medlord, In bringing be-;
LiOtJiDATI'Of'
Is Going On With a Momentum that will soon put this
Store Out of Business
Fishing Is C.ooil In Southern
Oregon
.. 1 lore in Southern Oregon
you will find your ideal vaca
tion. Knjoy your holiday the
way you like it best an un
ending variety of' rocroatton
i diversions, will satisfy your
every need and. desire.
This is- in truth a "fisher-inan's-
i.aradise". the ltogue
and the I'mpqua rivers, to
gether with their tributaries,
providing, sport unexcelled by
any streams In the entire
west. Hure abound the snl
mpn, steelhead and rainbow
trout, game fish that invite
the most experienced of Isa.nk
Walton's disciples to annual .
vivitjf to. this suction;, ljtko
fishing, too, Is popular hero
Fis-h . j a k o, a k e o' thu ,
Poods and Diamond Jjike of- .
ferltiK wonderful sport for
the . angler. Plan now to
spend YOL'I: next vacation in
Southern Oregon. ,
Write- today for a copy of
Tho Volt Annual, a pictorial
description of this 'Vacation
Wondorlatid", - -The
California Oregon Power Co.
BEEF TRUST LOSE
PLEA TO MODIFY
Tore the hmnl people the fact that
there are no barriers of age or
sex or creed or politics or so
ciety In gardens."
Mrs. Hill Is on her way to
Portland where she is visiting the
Port land chapter which she or
ganized last September. This
work' has just been Introduced to
the Pacific coast recently, and
has been taken up In the largo
cities.
Tho president of the national :
organization If John II. Flnley of
the New York Times. Among
the Guild's officers are Mrs. Her
bert Hoover, Mrs. William How-,
a rd Taft, Mrs. Thomas A. Kdison,
Henry Fairchild Ostium, V. S.
Clrant III, Mrs. J. Willis Martin,
Robert .MoCoriiiiclt, Paul Shoup
of tho Southern pacific and Oen
eral John Hlnes of tho San Fran
cisco presidio. . ,. ; '
LAW VERY FIERCE
Such VALUES - - Such SAVINGS
Have Never Before Been Offered in Medfor'cl
A Ccmpetition-Proof
CLOSING OUT SAL
That Demands Your Attention
Be Here Early to Get Your Choice of These
FINE TWO PIECE
SUMMER SUITS
WASHINGTON. June 2S. (P)
The ten -year-old controversy over
whether Armour, Swift nnd other
packers should limit their activi
ties exclusively to meat packing
pned through another phase to
day, when the District of Colum
bia supreme court overruled a
pollution asking dismissal of an
attempt by these- groups- to ob
tain modification of, the . 1 IK10 con
sent decree. , - -
The ' decree was consented to
after the government had institu
ted anti-trust proceedings against
i nciters, Jmt was not put into ef
fect until the supreme court sus
tained the decree. Then the pack
ers agreed to limit their business
nnd later asked modification be
en use of economic and financial
developments.
In the discussion today, Justice
Pulley of. the District supreme
court denied a petition of the
American wholesale grocers' asso
ciation nuking dismissal of the
packers petition for modification.'
This suit was instituted becnuso1
the packers asked modification so
they could be allowed to resume i
grocery nnd retail business.
Justice Mailey's decision held
that the packers' petition should
not he acted upon until after a
full hearing on the merits of
questions involved, and nddetl that
the "final determination by the
court may largely depend upon
whether the government shall con
sent to or prpose the proposed
modification." , The government,
although not questioning the right
of the court to grant modification,
hns challenged the packers to
produce proof that Ihelr claims
are justified.
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PORTLAND, Ore.,-June 28 tVP
R. Ii. Dennis, one of Portland's un
employed who accepted a lank of
circulating petitions for tho Peo-'
pies' Water and Power Utility dis
trict constitutional amendment, 1
was Indicted today by the grand 1
jury for signing names otheit than
his own tii the petition. j
The district attorney said Pen- j
nls signed more than 300 fictitious!
na.mes to Ihe petition, to collect i
more money for his efforts. 1
2380 PTS. K. FALLS
BEER CONFISCATED
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TAMATH-' frA-liLs.' "OrW Twoii- I
ty-yiroie hundred and-eighty pints j
of home made beer and -70 gal- (
Ions of brew were destroyed by j
police today after they raided the;
horno of A. F. Morgan and Thorn- ;
as O'Kane, . who .were arrested.!
Police refused to listen to the j
men's plea the beer was Cor their ,
own use. 1
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PUDIiUnY, Ont., June 28. (Hy j
thc Canadian Press-) Transporla-
"ommunlcntion systems :
Svorfi being re-established in nor-j
v.(tlttlo today, and farmers j
and others were reckoning the j
''m""" of one of the worst storms
Jni jthti horth country's history.
U All SUITS at Tremendous Savings
.
" ' Regular $18.50 Values
Men, put yourelf on ice. Why swelter when such style mid
"cucumber'! cool comfort are obtainable at the low price these
summer weight suits sell for? These suits are hand-craft in the
best manner, of fabrics that hold their shape ,ar.d a splendid
selocticn of patterns to thooso from. Seo theso remarkable
values today.
$0)95
$25.00 Men's Suits. . : .$18.75
$30.00 Men's Suits $21.75
$35.00 Men's Suits $24.75
$40.00 Men's Suits . . . .$29.75
' $45.00 Men's Suits ; . . . $33.75
FURNISHING GOODS
Some Rayon Shirts and '
Shorts 49
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Handkerchiefs, 35c value 18
$1.75 Rayon Union Suit 98
Straw Hats 98$
Pelt Hat Special . ....... $1 .98
.At Real Quit-Business Prices
Athletic . Union Suits. .....49
Men's $2.00 Belts....,.,...$1.19
Men's $1.00, Belts..l.:.....49 ,
Men's 2-pant Suits..:.$16.5Q
Men's Knickers y2 Price.
CM The Model Clothing Co. I
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Obituary
J",f'.M1I)U.V pudorn! wrvlccs
I " htlt. Dr. I'hurW V. !
""'(I. n nldcnt of Talent fr
'ly. twenty years, will lie holtl
,hi Mi'thodist rhurnh in Talent
"fbiy. .lunn 30th nt 2 p. n. In
'Jn will l,n made In tho Ash
" fimctery. Cunser funeral
"'" an. In eharce of nrrnnKe-
The Salvation Army will luilil n
speelnl servlee In their hall (ahovo
The TniiKBi'y). on .Momlny'- eve
nlnK. this servke will eomlucteil
liy .Mm. Ilriuartler ' llayhtnn. and
fhe will he ably aslstcu ij
Adit. Kherhart.
.Mrs. Davnlon !m tho wife or
llrlsadler A. K. Ilnyiitnn, 'divis
ional rominander for the Orepon
nnd Idaho division, and Mrs". Kb
erha.t Ik the wife of Adjt. Kl'er
hnrt. who in the younK peoples
seerelarv fin- the division.
A very Interesting lime, is as
sured one and all n h-th these
women - arc coon spoaheis .. ...
sood rlnaers. the (,-enernl pdl.he
Is Invited to nuend this se.viee
whirh will eommr-noe at S P- ". j
, will be i.rt (led by an open-;
air servlee.
Here from ' Miiirrlliiil
1 Amoni.' th' coesis ...
from a dislan'o is the followlnu
' ,,.,,-iv from New t'annan. fimn..
' ., ,.' K-iu,.r. Miss Marion
.MIS!' " A ,.
K UK Mr. "".I Mrs.
,',. M,s Virginia l..U.n.,j.
Ames Putnam and .dast.i
mni Putnam, Jr.
Tlir flrern Acres ranch, locnted
at Heven Oi.ks on the Pneirtc
Hfuhway north of Central Point,
has hern sold hy K. Holds lo II.
ttanstron. of this city. The con
sideration was in the neighborhood,
of Sl.VHiO.
The ranch, consisting of 44-aero,
is one of the most attractive homes
In the valley, it was recently n.
fpiired by Mr. Polds as pnrt pay
ment nn the WonWIawn orchard
which hn sold to Hi.rry DelUuiut,
of the 44 acres, 1 ij acres is plant
ed to youn pear trees,., ; i
The ('. H- P'be realty nRtncy '-f
th!v pity handled tbn transact Ion.
RAT.l'IM. Ore.. June 28. (A1)
Com plications result I nj? from tnn
sllltls a month a so resulted fatally
yesterday for William Hickman,
manager of the Producers' Coop
erative Packing company of Rt-lem.
Siriillnient in fhlrnco libub
r""N f1)P (ho u,mr.Mt rr
';.d mn.0 than ji ot)0.
Ray
K,K. June i!S-(rt-Th coun
cil of mlnls.ers. will. I''"-
snlini presldin,.-. today look 9
tional defensiproblems and ll
, ,"alenu.nt Sylng tho notion wa,
lions for forlifyinK her Itnll.in
frontier. .
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