PAGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON7, SATURDAY) JULY 5, 1930.
Tocal arid
-Personal
'(Most veryono.a4 tni1 h J'umJ
niter hnliiluy fptOitiK today find
print nppetltiPB, following th run
ning aruunU at Fourth of July cele
brations or nt the rKoi-u and Ioiik
rldeH thereto nnd return, and over
anting of ptcnlc lunchi'u nnil the
like.. Today wu nlHo an unumially
quiet Saturday with many reorients
Htlll out of town, and the folks nt
hom& hut little inclined in Hhoi
pldB lieyond the huyln&c of food for
uver Hund.iy nnd a fw other neces
sities. r h 1
Thn nemi-nnnunl rlonrlnft rlo ia
now in progress at KthiOwyn B.
Hoffmann. Including Huts, Contu,
iJreflfle and KnunmhlPH. - lufi
Fjjiployt's Horn from Tjike
ttaj-Kf Chrlsttnnen, 1)1)1 Bowmiv
Inan, Oeori; Robert Hon, Austin
Colbert, Jim Baker and Arthur Ho
tnnder are upend I n the week ontl
il) Medfnrd from Outer Lake,
Dancn, Droomliind WpiI. nnd Hut,
nynge'n muxlo. . 100
Hpv.i Porton Ititu-r .
Jtov. Claud II. Purtpr, who hn
hffn 111 for tho ttaat week. In Im
provPd nnd nlile to iio nhotit nKnln
Drive In trny Kprvloo to your
rur, fiimrlKfl Tuneh nnd aoft drink
ntand is now open to tho public.
The. htKROHt nnd hmt root beer In
the city for Sc. Twelfth nnd Pnolflc
highway. Drlvo nut folkH, and
gJv u, .a trial. ' 100
Wniiln n nivowc
' -Cruel and Inhuman treatment Ih
Riven n the grotintlii for n divorce
notion' filed in -elrctiit court tntluy
by Vm le Btowell nKiilnnt John Mow
olb The coupla were married
1925 iiind linvo ono child.
Funeral aprnyH nnd' flowers for
decoratlns. DeT.osh Flower Clar
d. iiH. 3iri a Holly, or Phone 8 ail-1.
107
Hlsklyou Biimmlt Lodiio open for
the fiUmirior. Chicken dinner 7rc
alio ten room lunchcjt, liil
Pmtn' Distant Places
, Amontr the tourlHtu nnd nthei'H
rnclntered nt Medtord huielH are
I.uclle.. Billiard of . Hvnnnton, III
f'atherlne Clnimon of . IJnvonnort
In., Dr. nnil Mrs. W. A. JoIiiTh of
Corinth, Minn.. Dr. Jomiuh Me
Ctmaney of CJhlcano. Portland, . Mvh,
W.,"0. Mullen and Kmhtir Walx of
Jrnrno. iJ. D K, R J'flot k of lion
I on, r Maud.,. Carl AV.. yl(er of (-'In
e.lnnatli ,i Mr. Olid Mih. .1. K
Crawford (mil Atm of Monoliilu, II,
; T., fir, Jl. A. -Mcllurney of Clare-
V mon't, : Mix. It. C. McCoy' of Hiicrn
inento, Mln Victoria Kills of Pamt
, dna,;M'"., Mlna Kwnrt of llermimn
, Jfnnclii Mrs. 8. J. McCrny of Hlorrn
Mnllrif, Mr. nnil Mrs, (leo. Walkor
; of Yukon. Alaska, Mr, nnd Mrs. I1
Itoktio of Merrltt, t). C, Mv. nnd
; MM; O. Tape of Wnssennnr, IIol
, Wfljlj' Mr. nnd Mrs. II. l.nndman of
tjii finKUe, Hoiinnn, ii. a. Tnnmp.
' ltijH;.nnd A. P.' llcdlirt of Salt Lake
; c ty, titan, II. o, Myers or Hume,
Idh'.. Altrt Worden nf Wnlliiltu, 1 In
wall and. Vlolit Wnrdeir nf rirook-
initfl, H. D. ' .'
; thinco .Tnckson Bprlni?". July 3,
i linrt fi. ' iteKiilar admission, Pen
Peddlers. ' t . 105
JJnhce.tlll t.n'elwH. Oo)d 11111
rery. Saturday night. Hint
Tom . JUrif Intl'n Omillllmi
' Word rerolVed by Mrs. fitly Tex
Tuesday was 1o tho effila that
Thomtw i Ilerrlntt's" n xidltlon was
eiicouraptnff. He was npernled on
o week ngo Wednesdny for cancer
nf the. stomach nt a Portland hos
pltal. Ills wire Is with hlin. Ccn
trni pnlnt American. ;
Choice- fttndlolas. nid-fashtoned
flowers nnd .corsiiKos for all i
enalons, . fllnfliolan 60a per dozen,
pel-osh' Flower lOiirdons, 3211 S.
Holly, or Phono 800. U 107
. For best green slnhs, tislt driver
or cull Medtord Fuil Co,, Tel, 1131.
. Horn rriiili Iktinsniiilr
Pearl Hurley of Dunsmnlr ar
rived In Medford this mornlnK.
While here she will he the ituest
of Delva Dunne.
' The semt-nnniint elenrlnir sale 1
how In proRresd nt Fthelwyn H.
Koffmnn't.' IncludliiK Hats, Coals,
Dresses and Knsemhles. 105
Hemstitching, pirating. plentlnK.
hutlon maklntt and hose nienillnu.
Handlcrnfl shop. S57tf
To . Ciinslmil nulldliiK
J, M- and flrnce linker wilt spend
Si 000 for a store hnildlnit on North
Illverslde, nrrordliiK to nn applica
tion on file today nt the city build
ing department.
"Dr. J p. Hrny has returned from
Ifnrvnllls nnd resumed tho practice
nf chiropractic. . Offices In the
Medfnrd IlldB. ,100
See Urlll's Sheet Metal Works
fo, .radiator, fender and nuto body
renulrlnH. tr
Vtslt iJike o' 'nil
Among the many Incnl people
spending the Fourth nt Lake n' the
Woods- were Oemld McKelvcv,
llownrrt Leclerc nnd O rover Co
rum. ,
i i'Oholee gladioli, cut flowers and
funeral sprays. Hnmuelson's Flow
r Onrden, 20S chirk Ht. Phone
KS0-X. t- , r.if
Ot'een slabs, the better kind from
Medfdrd Fuel Co, Older curly.
Phone M. 102tf
Here. from Abrrllei-n
Mr.. ind Mrs. n. V. Mark nf
i Aberdeen, Wush., stopped In this
clly, 1'liuradny en route to Ran
Francisco to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. It.
T. toelosh. and are expected to
return to Medford Monday. M.'.
Mac In advertising manager of
the Aberdeen World.
tt'Ui haul away your gorhacn
snfl refuse. Phone 642, City Hnnl
tary Service. a'l'
.t Dance till 1 o'clock, Oold Hill
very Balurdny night, IHf
OrctronUms nt Hotel
Among the GreKonlanit Hpend
ln yexterdny In Medford nnd re
uttered at Incnl hotels wero Air.
r.nd Mh. J, W. lloblw, II. U. HohhH
nnd (Milliliter of Kuene, Mr. and
Mm. 11. Aydelatt if Myrtle Point,
nnd the following from Portland;
Mr. nnd Mm. C. H. Johimton. W.
1-nlr ThompRon nnd daughter, Don
ald ThompHon, Mr. nnd Mm, J. 11.
Cooper nnd dnughte Mr. and Mw.i
J. H. fiord on, Dr. nnd Mrs, J. H.
Itoxflmiiti, Mr. H. ):. MrOln, Mini
M. Pater, Mr. and Mm. K. p. Htef -
fun, Mr. nnd Mm. Frank 11. lnle
and family. Mm. J. T. P.rumfield,
Mr. and Mm, It. J. Ciordon and
daughter, Chajj. S. MKilll and fam
ily, J I. II, Morrell, c, ''. Ilarr, Janus
Hennel, M. O. Creetje nnd J. D.
Ilendernon, . ..
CrocerleH, nillk, eggs nnd hnkery
goods nt Huxon'B What -Not, fitli
nnd Ivy. in
Condition n rritlcnl.
Cluiiie NnliHH, Jr., pnn of M;
find Mm. Chita, NnhKft, In critically
HI In, tho Henred Hem-V hospital,
Dnncp, rirramlnnil WpiI. nnil Hut.
Dynne'R mimln. J Oft
l.lrciiRe IliKi'lpIs (ironing
During the past two weeks, the
sheriff's office has received ovr
$!iri,000 from Medford nnd county
motorists for nuto licenses, nppll-
office the past week,
was continuing today.
The rush
Funernl sprays and flowers for
decorating. Del.osh Flower Onr
dens, 325 H. Holly, or Phone 3!I0-I
107
PoiKiuet for Chan F.gan. ,
Two of Mcilford's best advertis
ers lire pears and II. Chandler
rcgnn. The penrs arc almost as
well known as Mr, Kgan, tho golf
er. Mr. ICgun Is an arrival l.t the
Hotel Portlund from Regno Itlver
valley. Tho Oregonlnn.
We hnve thut particular moulding-
for your Individual picture.1
The Pensleys,. opposite Now Holly
theater. tt
Attend Days or '411
Included ahotig1 (he' mnny local
people who Journeyed to Klamath
Falls for tho Fourth' were Mrs. w.
A. Walters and dnughlnrs, Doro
thy Jnno nnd Mary Kalo, Mr. nnd
Mrs, ('bus. Campbell, Itoliert Hleet
or, C'lir Lord, Al Bmlth and ICugepe
lllclie.. .. .
Krystnlgln kodak gloss supreme,
The Pensleys, opposito Holly then
ler. tf
VMt ill Mcdforil
' Mi, and Mrs. D, .lohnsen and Mr
and Mrs. H. Miller of Doris, Cal
were visitors in Meilford yesterday
Let me write your fire Insurance
Carl Vj Tengwnld, Hotel Holland
Illilg. Phono 0113. tf
IImiI to lielli've. .-,..!
July -llli, 1880, was so cold that
girls nt picnics caught cold and
thn, trout of .the previous night
blackened the corn, A light fall
of snow, was noticeable- at Willow
Springs, Central Point American
i - i
Screen doors (fixtures free)
Medford Lumber Co. Phone 1120
7Slf
flolf Ollliw Cmulleil
Mnny Medford nnd.vnMey resi
dents took advantage of yester
day's holiday by playing wolf n(
the Rogue Valley club coui'hc. The
fairways were crowded with play
era yesterday . forenoon. A large
number also played ,n the nftoiv
noon. '
For best green slabs,' ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 031
ontc
A-blaud Civil Suit
.1. P, O'Neal Is the plnlnllft In a
civil aeilon filed In circuit court
today, agalnsti F. (1. Swedenburg
for $1870.51 claimed to be due for
labor and supplies In the construe
Hon of an office building In Ash
land. , .
Mcnlc supplies, Sundays and
holidays nt llllsnn's What-Not, Otll
nnd Ivy, ill
From tho Hear Sinto
Included among the Cnllfornlnas
registered at Medford hotels are
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. A. Tubbs and Mrs,
It. J. .lessup and tinrty of Pasa
dena, Mesdames O, McCarlcy, Dora
A. Wood and Viola W. (Irani. Mr.
and Mrs. W. U McAtoe and S. It.
Jarvls and fontlly of I.os Amides,
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Handles and
Oeorglann oullyer of lOureka, Mr.
nnd Mrs, w. C. Thnll, Mr, and Mrs.
W. It. Coover, Miss Marlon Doffcld-
Ing, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Tracy of
Sacramento. Mr. nnd Mrs. ,1, K.
Hell of lleverly Illilg SI. bile and
Alleen Cushing of Richmond, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. A. Sherlock of Al
lures, Miss Kdlth Drown, Mrs. Jny
H. Ili'imelt and Miss carlotta Ben
nett of Long Reach. Dorothy Fol-
ger, Jessica I.nne nnd Miss Frances
Hanson of Oakland, Dr. and , Mrs.
J. F. Claire and son of tlurhnnk,
Mrs, M. It. Wllklns. Mrs. J. W.
(lermaln and son of Vistula, nnd
the following from Sun Francisco:
Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. T. nnd Miss
.lean Hitch, l.t. nnd Mrs. A. S.
Hurtled. Mr, and Mrs. o. It. Llnd
sirom. Mr. nnd M.s. (1. W. Col
li. Mr. Paul Hush, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Martin and family, Mr, and
Mrs. F. Neltrel. Mr. and Mrs. It. i
Young. Margrettn nnd Kuninne
Young nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. C, II. Har
rison.
Choice gladloln.s, nld-fnshloned
flowers nnd corsages for all oc
casions. Oladlohts ftOc per dosen.
DcLnsh Flower Hardens, . 325 S.
Holly, or Phone Jun-U , 107
VUlt IViiter Ijiko
Miss Catherine Clausen of Dav
enport, lown, nnd Miss I. nolle Ital
ian! of l-lvanston. III., left hy stage
this morning for Cr.iter Luke.
A special vnlue l.t U TiO In the
all - silk Arteraft hose Is making
unite a reputation nt l-'thelwyn H-
lloffmnnn's. tf
irons rire TliU "rpnnnii
The fire department was called
to Hamilton avenue ibis forenoon
In extinguish a smnll grass fire.
resulting In no damage. There
were no culls of any kind yester
day.
VelH for KIUh Convention f
The Oregon Htnte Klkn agocIa
Hon, which Is to hold It annual
meeting lp Portland. August 1113,
ha Iwtued an Invitation, through
the general chairman, O. fi, Kmlx,
to all Region post h, their drum
corps, bnndH nnd drill team to .stop
off in Portland en route to the
Baker convention.
KM Tiikp Ktate liar Milium
Approximately 100 peron , will
writo ln the wtate bar examination
' to ho hold la Halem, July H and 9,
according to Arthur H. Benson
clerk- of the staLo supreme court.
The examination will he conduct
ed by tho jtnt hoard of har exnm-
inem nu win he neid in tne state
hftUKt.
fhiiuneey Flurey now locnte'l
U3 Biixt Main HI. Inmirnnno nn'l
IImiI Entitle. BStf
Lenvp for Portlntiil
; Mr. nnd Mth. Arthur 6. TlnfA
mnn nf Hnn Kranfluro nrrlved In
Mcdrortl on the HhnHln tbiH morn
Intt nnd loft fur l'nrilnnd Willi Or.
nnd Mr. .1. 11. ltonHmnn of. l'ort
Innd. Phone fi42. We'll haul ow.iy
your refuse. City Hanilnry Service,
337tr
j Here for the Hummer
Miss Hazel Ilynum nrrlved th;s
I
rornla to spend the summer visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Clene How
land r,t Centrnl Point. Miss By
num n year ugo was connected with
the Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank
and taught school the past winter
In Colorado. 8he was accompanied
to Medford by Mrs. W. ItM Ueene
of Ventura, cai.
Loose, stiueaklng wheels are dnn
gernus. Hnve them tightened on u
hydraulic wheel setting mnchlne nt
Flchtner's Oarage. , 03tf
Hark from Diamond Ijikn
Oeno Orr, Robert nnd Fred Col
vlg returned to Medford yesterday,
following a week's stay nt Diamond
lake. .
Dressmaking and remodeling nt
the Fashion Hlin p, 424 Medford
Illdg. Tel. 1181. If
July Miirringn Husli
The county clerk's office Issued
marriage licenses today; to Ivan
Dnvles, 20,. Dorrls, Cal., and Mary
lings el a 10, 22, Medford; c. II,
Prince, $3, Junction City, nnd Mary
Hall, 44, Eugene: . Charles Hen
schey, 30, and Kdlth sheahan, both
of San Francisco; W. A. Drown
30,. and .Laura Nash, 18, both of
Hamilton C)ty, Cnl.; D. F. Holll
day, 52, and Maymn Smith, 41
both nf Oakland; Marian Dlfferd
lug. 24, -and Thomas Ingram, 22
both of Portland. . i
Wa specialize. In radlatnf 1 and
fender repairing nt van's Oarage
33 S. Ilarilett. Phone 208.
Visitors from WiiHhlngtim
Guests nt Medford hotels from
Washington Include W. R. Tnher of
Longvlew, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Iluss of Centrnlla, Mr. nnd Mis,
Ch. U Rogers iind Mr. .and Mrs,
Merehel Logan of Ilwnco, Mrs,
Harold Priest, Fred Colt and fnm
lly, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Thompson
nnd daughter, and Hoy A., Marker
of Seattle.
Chnlihccy Florey rtow ' located
123 Fast Main Ht. Insurance and
Real Kstate. or.tf
To Visit Sister
i Miss Inez Cross of Tulsa, Oklt,
nrrlved In Medford on tho Shasta
this morning, to visit her sister.
Mrs. A, L. Hill nf this city. ,
Anyone' who would tike n ha."
aaln In a high grade banjo should
call at this office null Inspect the
banjo left hero for sale; a sacrifice
reuil rd less of cost, ' 2.111-
iriiiiilllnir rniiHinii's Fruit
An orgnnlratlon Hint will handle
the bulk of th nenr nnd npple crop
of tho HmiHtuii valley has, been ei
fected. Orowors who are not mem
bers of the association will be given
nn outlet for their fruit by paying
a specified price per box for pacv;
lug nnd mnrketlng
, Lime for nil purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co. 781 r
Plmcnlx Troop Ones North
rile Phoenix Hoy Scout troop,
which won first honors In first aid
work In the Crater Lake council.
left this morning for Roseburg
nnd will compete vlth the team
of thai city this afternoon. The
boys wero accompanied by Dr. D.in
Sandrvrd, and will return toinor
row morning.
Anderson's New Studio of Pho-
tocTiinhv. around floor, 40, p..
Main, opposite IMggy V Iggiy
130'
Ills IliM-onl Pursues Hint
James McDowell of Central point
used to direct the choir In the oi l
llnptlst church 17 years ago, and
uiaved first ll-flnt tenor In the
Island clly hand 40 years ag)
where he was considered one of
the best players of that Instrument
In the hand. At that time was was
only 18 years old. Centrnl Point
American.
Free load kindling with S hlg
londs lil-ln. slabs. Valley Fuel Co.
Phdne 10.
KImrin Seen In Clly
That .Medford people are quirk
to ailont the ntlvance styles. In
summer apparel for men was evi
denced yesterday hy the apparence
of "shorts" worn by two well known
residents of this city. The new
summer costumes were complete In
every demll except for the usual
trousers, .which were conspicuous
by their nbsence. Needless to say.
the Introduction of this new style
created no little attention nnd win-
ment about town.
Dance till ! o'clock.
Hold Hill
8!ltf
every Saturday night.
lYonk (Vnirnl l"nlnl l'4t
W. T. Wilson of Central Point
tins n Leghorn hen which Ink! nn
egg IH Inches long nnd 21 Inches
around, perfect In nil pi.rtlculars.
with another smaller egg Inside.
'entral Point American.
Order now 16-ln. green pine
alnbs; big leads, 4 '4 tiers. $.1.00
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7, tt
Pardee at C'anyonvllle
Jim Pardee, well known Copeo
veteran, was among those vho at
tended the pioneer celebration held
at Cnnyonvllle Friday. Jim, who
la a former resident of that com
munity, reported a fine program
with a pnradH; of old pioneer ve
hicles and equipment of the das
"When you nnd I Were young, Mag-Kie."
fiiulm, hlg lu;ilw, tiers, J-V00.
Small .loads, fS.00. Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 7fi, tf
! Chaunpey Florey now located
1123 Rast Main Rt. Insurance nnd
i Ileal Kstate. C5tf
rnninlii U'Kli to Knw.li-
.Captain Klhel Waixh will preach
Sunday t X p. m. nt tho Volun
teers of America Mission hall, 13
North Fir street. Her subject will
be, "Prophecy nnd Fulfillment."
Sundny school at 0:45 a. m. and
Christinn Companionship league at
7 p. in. Captain Ida N. Hayes will
speak Hnturdny, nt 8 p. m. on
"Christ tho Incompnrnhle Friend."
The public is cordially Invited to
attend these meetings.
Tree props: A largo stock always
on hand. Tel. IK II. Medford I.um
ber Co. 78tf
For best green slabs, nsk driver
or call Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 081.
. , OOtf"
.liiilvto Col v In Itoturiis Home
Judgo Wm. Colvlg arrived home
last night from Cunyonvllle, where
he delivered the Fourth of July
address yesterday, and prior : to
that had spent several days . In
Portland.
Cold meats and saluds nt Hu
son's What-Not, 0th nnd Ivy. Ill'
AfrectMl by tho Heat
1oody, goody! After r.n hour's
deep thought wo hnve this one:
"And nuw It appears that Lindy
and Ann were also heir minded."
Hope no ono beats us to It. The
Dalles Chronicle.
Troo props. All lengths, reular
size, cheap at Medford Lumber Co.
78tf
li
Mr. ntid Mrs. Justin' Smith 'and
Miss Josephine Koppes drove to
tho Lake of Hie Woods Thursday
night In spend the 'Fourth at that
resort, leaving tho dry iibout 8:00
p. m., filled with auger anticipa
tion until high up In the Dead In,
ell a n country two hours Inter the
un t ljiii I Ion was replaced by, fear,
In the pitch darkness, as not one
of the trip hud ever before been
that high up In tho desolate liiiiun
tnlns so late nt night.) . ) ,, ,,
Another Medford porty m two
cars, also enroulu to ,tho tlnko, of
the Woods, and .which hnd started
Tor tilers . latur, wus startlod by
hearing loud nhrluks for help ami
hun.led forward at .full speed ln re
Hpopse, to find the car of Mr. and
Mrs. Smith ,and. the health, unit
secretary parked In the road, sur
rouuded hy four Dead Indian sec
tion cows which had Rathoroil out
of callosity anil, for human, com
panionship the Smith- car .hiivhits,
blown ft tire. . ,. . ,,
The trio seeing Iho bin forms
and KlenmliiK eyes In Hie durk had
mistaken the bovine wanderers for
wild nnlmnlH until the liendllKhls
of the approaching rescuers show
ed tho rmtl situation, whereupon
they censed trembling anil Justin
laid down his menacing monkey
wrench and his . woman compan
ions their lint pins. An the res
cuing party drew up nloiiKHitlc. nil
three hoilly claimed they had
heard no shouts for help, and said
they hnd Just stopped to fix their
tiro. ...
4 '
FIRST LARGE FORtST
FIRE E)
Tho largest forest; "fire Of , tho
season so far In Jackson county,
occurred lust Thursday afternoon
on state protected land north of
of the Dodge bridge on tho west
mUIo of the river, near the Deben
get' gap sellout house, which burn-
d over an area of tlift ncres in
grass nnd brush before being
placed under control by 1) wight
I'htpps, deputy state flro warden,
nnd five men.
Tho Pire, It Is thought, started
from it discarded ctguret along the
highway, spread fast nnd Jumped
tho road, where It burned nhotit
100 cren between the river nnd
the road furnishing great excite
ment nnd much upprehenslon un
til comiuered. Nn buildings were
burned, nnd tho damage done i
was slight. i
1'p until early IIiIh nfternoon
no fires hnd occurred In l rater i
National forest during the past
two dnys. The July heat , is rap
idly converting the forest nnd unr
ounding lands Into n highly in-
riapimahlc condition.
PENOI.KTON, tre.. July
James It. Thompson, Pendleton
Kraln Kiower, tmffured. serious In
Jury to ,hls left .eye yesterday
when n torpedo he threw "to the
ground, rebounded nnt struck his
glasses, shattering the Inns nnd
ilaiuaKinK the eyeball. He will
not lose flight pf the eye, it was
said.
Xntlcc
1 will not be responsible for nny
debts other than contnirled by
tny.-relf. M. 1,, AUNtH.n.
105
A P NC R nNlYWM
ARE COWED BY -HERE OVER 4TH
LMIPUT Dl nUnilT r r-- . ,
muni uLuiiuui
TALENT DISTRICT
KAS USED THIRD
OF WATER STORE
Conservatldn of vnttr, Ih orftVr
that Into crops will not suffer, is
to be the aim of Olen Arnsplger,
manager of the Tulctnt Irrigation
district.
The district wnter users have
used approximately one-third of
their water supply to date. With
13,000 acre feet in storage In tho
Emigrant creek nnd Hfatt reser
voirs at the beginning of the pea
son, the present storage supply Is
estimated at S0O acre feet.
"We hope to have another wat
ering for late peara, this to be used
late In July, and we hope for one
watering for the third crop of al
falfa." Mr. Arnspiger said today.
It will be the aim rtt feho irrigation
district management to preserve
enough water to enre for tho late
pears and apples, the ladino clo
ver crop, which comes late In the
season, and tho 150 ncres of to
matoes. Preserving water for this
Into tomato crop is especially es
sential to Ashland a the m.ijority
of these tomatoes nre contracted
for by the local cannery and con
stitute the major pack here.
The water will be distributed
with a view to giving all crops nn
opportunity to properly develop,
and will be turned Into ditches ac
cording to individual needs, Mr.
Arnflpiger stated. t
The district for tho Inst two
years has used In the neighbor
hood of 18.000 ncro feet of wnter
less hy 5,000 acre feet the total
storage this year. Late ralnH came
its a blessing and judicious distrl
hutlon or the water supply will en
able runchei'fl in the district to mn
turo their, cropH properly, accord
ing to Mr. Arnsplger, . Ashland
Tidings.
Medford's snne record over July
Fourth, Illustrating how ciulet the
dlty really was yesterday, due
mainly to the lack of a formal
celebration,, Is shown hy the fact
only four nrresla wero, made dur
ing the day, nnd those for minor
offenses.
Or tho four Clyde I.nyton nnd
Floyd Hveretto wero arrested In
the chnrgo of intoxication, follow
Ing their being found nsleep .In n
car parked on a city street. , The
arresting officer drove the car to
tho police station without even
awakening them until their arrival
Uiere, where they posted cash ball
later ,on .for their appcaranco in
tho city court for trial.
George .Duncan and James Cior
ton were nrrested on the charge of
creating n disturbance at tho
Itlalto theater, : Thoy also posted
cfi.sh hall.
HOW COME? NO JULY
''m BOOTLEGGERS!
PORTLAND, July B.--t! f ho
iiiHiiiicunn ni neiiiR ureaon s llrst
"big I lino" bootlegger to be ill-rested
under the prohibition adminis
tration of tho ilepnrtmel-of Jus
tice, is still available. . .
Since tho transfer of the liquor
enforcement from the treasury de
partment to the department of jus
tice, July 1, not ono urrost has
been made to mar the spotless
ledgers in the various offices of
dry forces here.
rederal agents wore scattered
IliroiiRliout the stale for the July
iioiiuay, but no arrests wero re
ported.,
Warren Kirkpatrick
Graduates From
Drake University
Wr.rrcn Klrkhatrrrk." one of Str.i
and Mrs. .1. v. Kirkpatrick. Is
homo from IicsMolncs, lown, whore
he has been ntti-nding Drake l'n;
vcrslty, the larKcst nnd best uni
versity conducted by the christian
church in the United States, from
which he graduated this yenr.
unrrcn Is an olbcr .Medford bov
who Is making- n splendid sticoexa
in hU choHcn profession. While
nttcndlna the university he has
been conduction Mundny services
In churches hear l)cMolnes.
Warren will preach nt the Chris
tian church Sunday morning ut
10:45, In the nbsence of Carman
II. Melt, who Is attending the state
convention.
The Noted Dead
DI'HMX. Irish, l.'i-w. Rintp, July
8. (1 .Mnjiir lliy.in lilcio rooi-'
i-r. wiili-ly knnwn Irish ntutrsniun
nnil nitilli-r, clloil Ihto today nt the
nuo of 48. 1
Mnjur Cooper now mrvlm Willi
tlln 10th Irish i.i.n In CiiIIIihiII
ami .Mutvtliinln, nnil Inter norveil
on till' slnfr of tin. H.ilonlkii nrmy .
nnil of the wnr office. j
Ills pollttcnl enreor varied from
xeivliiK nn lilKh fllerlft of SIIko to'
the neeretaryshlii of the Irish '
I'nlnnlst Alliance nnd election to'
tliho Hull Kliennn nnd the Hrltlnh
I'nrlla'vnt In in37. lie wn presi
dent t Iho Duhlln Hotary club, i
He nttrncled nttentlon three year
nKo When he IHlhll.ly lhrentene.il
ha . .. Zj' ,","'M'-'f""' - !!
BIG OVERFLOW
FOR ; FISH ILL
t
Formal notice was received to'
day by the ttogue River committee
of the Jackson County Game Pro
tective association and the Jose
phine county chapter of the lzaak
Wal'm league from Secretary of
State Hal Hoss assuring the ai
peoriince of the Rogue river fish
ing amendment on the November
election ballot. It. was announced
nt committee headquarters In the
MeiUord National Dank building at
noon.
The official count brought the
total number of signatures to pe
titions circulated throughout the
state up to 24,410. The number
required for placing the ' amend
ment on tho ballot was 1 5.550. Of
the 24,410 signatures, 4500 were
from Jackson county.
There were 32 of the 30 coun
ties of the slate represented on
the petitions. The four which were
not represented are Grant, Sher
man; Wheeler and Polk. -'
The committee was pleased to
find all const counties represented,
which the members believe Indi
cates the willingness of people in
the fishing are to see the . question
brought to the vote of the people.
fiibRM, Ore.,! July, fl.-K)-
Slato Treasurer Kay has .begun . to
compile statistics relative to the
bonded nnd warrant indebtedness
of all Oregon counties incorpo
rated cities; school district, irriga
tion, drainage and other taxing
districts. ,The information will be
published In hbi hlenninl report
for the two years ending Septem
ber IIO, 3 !.10.
Kay states that the bonded in
debtedness nf the state at present
ts $r.!l, 877,0 10. This includes lr
rigatlon district interest bonds of
$2,172,700, farm credit bonds,
$460,000; state highway " bonds,
$:iO,O04,20O arid war veterany' state
aid bonds $27,2r0,000. The: high
way honded debt will bo reduced
$100,000 August 1 nnd . $!:i7,roo
more .October 1. ..
Mall Tribune ads are
20,000 fnnlA every day
read
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I.OST--I11 Medford, hlack tie pump.
Kinder please leave at this office.,
1 ; -105
STliAYKD 1 -horae, light sorrel.
white face. 4 white feet, branded
Jl P on left shoulder, wt. 12rt0;
1 hay gelding, no brand, wt.
1 050; 1 black mare, no brand,
wt; 1000. J. W. I.av.ton, 3:'l
Apple. Phone 7S7-T1. 105
Fnit 1U2.VT 4 -room :house near,
('rater Lake Ave. Electric range..
Phone 707-V. 105
POIt SAtR Clean alfalfa. Ar
range first of week. u. y. Chris
tean, Kings highway. ion
10 ACUIOS ON10--7TAI.F IN
ItKAKI.NO OIICHAKD fine
jdiade trees; 4-room plastered
house, barn, 3 chicken houses, big
toi.m, 2 cows.' 1 into chickens;
close in; $4000. Will trade for
smaller place.
PAUL, OULDKSr
11 S. Ttlverslde. , 10ft
FO UK XT 7 -room house, close,
in. Phone 1042-W. 1 101
WANTED Transportation tn San1
Kranelsco, first part nf week.:
Will pay part of expenses. Call 1
K3lt-X after 8 p. m. Sunday.!
Ilef. . i 105
ACRES New barn nnd chicken
hou.se, parage. Will sell $!5n0
enulty for $750 crab,; balnnca
$700. Carl V. TetiKwal.l. Hotel
Holland ItltlK. Phone !t3. 10-5"
160 7
MILES AN HOUR
A Sivift Spray
' - i 1 xvhich is 'i
PENETRATING
but NOT INJURIOUS
The Niagara Rex Liqui-duster
overcomes the common hand
icap of sprayers the high'
pressure. For the Rex by
means of this high velocity
and low pressure only ISoz.
at the nozzle givescomplcte
coverage, even to the topmost
foliage, without any burning.
All pump troubles are elimi
nated. The REX
Liqui-Duster
Not a spray, but a "liquid
misc". A fan (not a pump)
projects a wind current which
is heavy -laden with tiny,
"dustlike" particles of liquid
ft penetrating fog". Not a
spot on the tree escapes
protection.
The Niagara Rex is ft rapid
worker, and no "time out is
necessary for repairs. Your
spraying materials go con
siderably farther, with a big
saving of time and trouble.
Our local representative will
tell you more about the
NiagaraRcx.
KiaifArs Sprayer & Chemical Ca,Ioc
MIUDLEPORT. N. Y.
ntstrlhnted hy
MfedfOfd EleCtriC StOfe
Uki MOTP nnimrn llll Wnir.rn'. Hn.o I
AM! UOIO DUIlULlJ t1ft(ln." I 0.
; - ; r - l.UU pair 1 san
INDE li 8,lk frrTench m j occat
V'.T- "CA LT1
i Ules nt Picnic. i
SALEM, - Ore.,' July 0. (P) t
Normnn L,. Allport, overseer, of
the Thomas' Kay woolen mills,
became sudienly 111 while on . a
picnic with his family at Hager's
!rove near here yesterday nnd
died on the way to a hospital.
A f;nmo tlroccry Clerk
PORTLAND, Ore., July 5. (JP)
S. C. Hemstreet, grocery clerk,
returned to his job today despite
the fact a tarantula stung him on
one of his fingers while he handled
a bunch of bananas. A doctor
treated the bile effectively.
r a
lrv-i-iolme5
INSURANCE
' '- I ' SINCE I90S
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
1 1 v ,,... I
Dinner $1125
. . "The Food Is Better
' at The Medford
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fuiii it 1 in' i ' ' n r
1 - 1 J I- Clean cot tpmrngs, wanted-at Me'i
m gas?: - -
I' .ll .
SALLY tlLERS
ROBERT HO MANS
. JACK RICHARDSON
TOMORROW "The
t'SIR FRANCIS DRAKE
:lCafc ZXmng Room t Coffee Shop "'MLl Yffi
j 5 BEAUTY AND SERVICB UNMATCHED j JJW b , - !
I K nm Hf& I
' 5 . i. p .in Ks' !' It! S !
j I, TO , ' JKfflJIHlJjj 1 I, I? i,
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i 5 TwioBricoomibinw . . . . ten,, N-;''rl' ?
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J IAR6E MDUI ROOMS Plm W vhlLTl
! SlVMT ROOM AN OUTSIDB ROOM iljlSi;ji,S.; -1
W.VV.VVViWAWfVVVSrVWWUf
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MARRY M ARX ,
Painter of tha Homes
of Mn
Tinting' Papr aiiiii
Phone 178-J
There is on atmosphere of
refinement and friendliness
at Tho Gift which you will
(ike. 640 rooms with bath;
rated single, from $3; dou
ble, from $5. - -
'. '.They're Here
Tomorrow
The Champion .Clowns of
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