MEPFOTvP MATTY TRIBUNE, MFDFORP, 01?F,flOT. WKDXKRDAY. ."JULY 'Ifi, ionfl.
PJGE THREH
New Officers J .
Installed Monday
Member of Olive Kuliektth loilse
No. 28, held their semi-annual tn
Ktallation of officers Monday night,
Zo 0 riff on, district deputy pres
ident and her Installing Htaff con
ducted the ceremony. The follow
ing will fill the offices for the
next term;
Past noblo Brand. Panaey Cald
cr; noblo grand, Bess McCray; vice
grand, Kate Laklley; recording
secretary, Mary - Wiley; ' financial
secretary Maud Stickle; treasurer,
Carrie M. Rickert; chaplain, 'Mar
Ham King; warden, Grace Yonce;
conductor. Edna May Wells; R. S.
N. G., Georgia Hess; L. S. N. G.,
Ahna Bat man; U.S. V. G Min
nie . B. Heinle; Inside guardian,
Ylola McLalne; outside guardian,
EthcT Higglnbotham; musician,
Irene' Stanley.
I Each officer was presented with
4 beautiful bouquet and tho die
irlct deputy president received a
largo basket of flowers from the
Past Noble Grand's club. After
Installation a splendid program was
given and. . refreshments were
served. .
There- was an unusually ; lurgc
attendance of members.
B. P. XV.. Hub
Pk'iilu a Suwev .
The leading event of the sunv
mer season fur members of tho
Burtlnees and Professional Women's
club was the picnic held lust even
ing in the Llthiu park, Ashland.
Mure than 00 members of the club
and guests motored to the neigh
boring city.
Following the serving of the pic
nic dinner, songs and games were
enjoyed on the lawn. The members
then left for llcllman's baths,
where the remainder of tho even
ing was spent swimming.
Meteorological Report
July IK. 1930
Forecast!
Mod Turd and vicinity: Tonight
and Thursday, Fair ; no chnngo in
temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day but low clouds west of Cas
cade mountains: no change in
temperature, with gentle, variable
winds.
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Medford Post No. 15, It is hoped
that the present roster may be In
creased to meeuthe state quota at
an early date. Kvery local le
gionnaire is urged no pay his liWu
dues at once in order to put the
post over the top before the stato
convention. A lull attendance is
looked for at tonight's practice of J
Hie Legion drum corps, which will j
be held at tho high school athletic i
field.
LOW GOLF HONOR
New All-Weather Ford Gar
McOornifit'ks and Carpenters
To Be Medford Guests
Local society Is anticipating tho
arrival of several interesting guests
. who plan to spend a few weeks of
'the summer season visiting with
, friends and relatives hore. Among
I them , are ' Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln
V McOormick, who will-arrive on tho
v Sunday Shasta .from lrvlngton-on-
jH ho -Hudson, where they lave been
', making their home since they left
V Medford, where Mr, McCormack
formerly practiced law.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter
are expected to arrive Sunday, July
27, from Winchester, Mass., to bo
guests of the Leonard Carpenters.
The Dunbar Carpenters also, formerly-
made their home in this
city-a-nd Mr. Carpenter was en
gaged in the practice .of law.
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N Colony Club Luncheon . a
Today at Voorhics Home
V , Members of the Colony club are
' enjoying a' bridge .luncheon and
afternoon of swimming at tho love
ly country homo 'of Col. and Mrs.
Gordon Voorliies today.. Arrange
ments for the affair, which Is. one
of a series to bo given by the club,
were 'completed by .a,, committee
headed by Mrs." Alfred Carpenter.
Birthday Party
Mcuiduy Kvent
Mrs. Krncst Scott, 54 Hose- ave
nue entertained Monday afternoon
honoring the tenth birthday anni
versary 'of the niece. Pa trie I.;
Plynn, who 4s her guest for the
summer from Bellinnham, Wash.
The matinee nt the Craterian thea
ter and luncheon served by the
hostess at her home were enjoyed
by 10 guests.
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Miss Evelyn Seckatz leaves to
morrow for Seattle to spend a
week's vacation with friends.
Wm. F. Isaacs entertained at
his country home, Big Rock lodge
on the Rngue last evening for
Louis Salado, Jr., and son, Wil
liam. The major part of tho
evening was spent swimming.
Temperature (Degs.) .... 87 M
Highest (Last 12 hrs.) .. 80 87
loweHt (Last 12 hrs.) .. 52 .f4
Uel. humidity (Pet.)...... 19 -
Precipitation (Ins.) DO .00
Slate of weather Clear P.Cdy.
Lowest temperature this morn
ing, 52 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sojit. 1,
1929, 13.97 inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest, 90; lowest, 49.
Sunset today, 7:44 p. m.
Sunrise Thursday, 4:50 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:44 p. m.
1 Observation! Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
Mm. MJIIs Hosices
At. Dinner Thursday . .
: Mrs. Thomas Mills Is entertain
ing with 'a dinner party and even
ing of bridge tit .'her home,. 2 3 Ge
neva street. Thursday;: 'In compli
ment to Mrs Alice Roland Bowne
bf Nofr York, who is spending the
' summer in this oity as guest of her
alitor, Mrn-.-E. G.-BurgeBs. Covers
flfl'tojajtf forro guesta.'
MrX. Bum-h to Bo
Los Angeles Gaeft .
i Mrs. Fi O. Bunch, who plans .o
(ea-Ve Friday for a two weeks' visit
jbi Los Angeles, will ho the inspira
tion fori considerable entertaining
In that 'city while she is house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pendaris.
Mrs. Bunch and Mrs. Pendaris for
merly livod in Oklahoma and have
been friends for many years.
PICNICJULY 27
At the meeting of Medford Lodge
No. 83, I. CO. V., last night It was
decided to have a picnic under the
auspices of the lodge on Sunday,
July 27, and a committee consist
ing of Carl Pearson, F. J. Redden
and G. J. Prcscott was named to
select a place for the picnic and
make other arrangements.
Invitations will lie issued to other
Odd Fellow and Rehokah lodges
and It Is expected that more will
be a genoroiiB attendance at the
outing.
. In addition? members of Canton
Siskiyou No. 16, I. O. O. F., and
the Lady Patriarchs Militant will
hold a basket picnic in Lithla park
at Ashland on Friday evening this
weok. Tho lunch will be served
about 7 o'clock. This will be the
canton's annual outing and a good
crowd 'is anticipated. ; - Medfordls
delegation will leave for the picnic
sceno soon alter 6 p. m. that day.
M W T1MBERCQST
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WASHINGTON,- July 16. (P)
The senate today adopted a reso
lution hy Senator McNary, Repub
lican. Oregon, directing tho tariff
commission to Investigate the dif
ferences in cost of production
hero and abroad of western fir,
spruce, pine, hemlock, and larch
lumber and timber.
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Baker City 90
Hismarck 100
Boise 96
Denver 88
Des Moines ...... 84
Fresno 104
Helena 90
Los Angeles .... 96
Marshfield 64
Phoenix 108
Portland 74
Red Bluff 102
Roseburg 82
Salt Lake City.. 76
San Francisco .. 62
Santa Fo 76
Seattle 70
Spokane 88
Walla Walla .... 92
Winnipeg 94
W. J. HUTCHISON,
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Wear
ICAL
Many expressions of appreciation
wore heard today regarding the
onjoyahlo radio program broadcast
by the California Oregon Power
company last evening. Tho pro
gram, which was made up of vocal
and instrumental selections, featur
ed the popular Crews sistors, as
isted by Miss Floy Young, violin
ist, and Miss Vcr Dean Harvey,
accompanist, t- . .. . . .
APPROACHING GOAL
With several additional niembor
slilB being received each day by
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Summer Apparel
Greatly Reduced
In a Season End
CLEARANCE
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Here in 4lio (ii(xirtunity to rlioosc upparcl of fasltioit
aiimiitrr frocks, ensembles, coats, sports wear
iiinl at t lie siniie. time, to inskc really notable savings
At Half and Less
Than Half Prices
The kind of elntbrs you will want to wear for the
re'! of the Summer anil for early fall. Kvery fash
ion hnx been drastically reduced. All are distinctive
liiodelx of lb;- belter sort. Kvery woman who
"know-." fashion will be iptick to realize the oppir
t unity here.
ADRIENNE'S
Distinctive and Individual Apparel for Women
Director C. U. Smith of tho urn
mer school and principal of tho
senior high school announced this
morning that registration for tho
high school would he taken caro
of tho week previous to tho open
ing of school for thoso who have
moved to Medford since the close
of the spring semester.
Those attending summer school
will not have to reregister then, as
all necessary changes will he made
this week, with the close of school
on Friday. Examinations will be
given tomorrow.
LOWKLIj Contract awarded to
Geo. Perkins for construction of
union hleh school.
Men's low score fur lat vcok
n .Mctlfurd'K miniiiturc gulf course
was taken by Cliff Lord with a
4.1 u nd women's low scoro was
Rarnercd by Miss Ionora Whilo
with a 51. What promises to bo
low for this week was carded yes
terday by Jay Humbrick with u
remarkable score of 40. Grace
Bowman was low in the, women's
division with 47.
I'ri'liinimtry games were played
in the Mail Trlbuno tournament
last night, with E. C. Ferguson
emerging on top in tho upper
brucket. lie defeated Al Hagon
by 45 to 4K for the eighteen holes,
preceding this victory with a win
over l'hil Lounsberry on tho l!Uh
hole. The two players wero tied
on the ISth with 51. Hagen had
defeated Herb Grey 48 to 62.
In the lower bracket Hill Hagen
won from Dick Green 53 t (iff.
Tonight's other game In tho lowor
Ford Convertible Cabriolet
THE new Ford convertible cabriolet Is an automobile for every eea
son, with all the snugness of a closed car when the weather is bad
and all the advantages of an open car when It Is fair.
The top of tan material, rubber Interlined, folds completely when
lowered and lies flat back of the seat. Door windows, which fit snugly
Into the top, are In chromium plated frames and may be raised to act
as windshield wings when the top Is lowered. When the top Is up the
rear curtain may be raised to permit conversation with passengers
In the rumble seat.
Bedford cord Is used for upholstery and Interior trlmmlna.
bracket will have Royal Belb untl
10. Itostol hx the rnntrstttiHH. Tho
finalH will ho played beforo the
end of tile weok.
FALL FROM LOFT
APPLEGATE BARN
Condition of Charlie Dnnford,
brother of Ike Dunford, county
jailor, who sustained Injuries in a
fall from the loft ot the barn oil
the Crump ranch on the Utile
ApiileRate yesterday afternoon, was
reixrted as belim much Improved
by Dr. .L. D. inskeep, attending
physician today. Mr. Unnford's In
juries have not all been determin
ed. Mo has numerous fractured
ribs a broken nose and internal
injuries, fie is receiving treatment
at the Saered Heart hospital. .
Mr. Dun ford was brought to Med
ford nbout 4 o'clock yesterday 8ft'
crnoon soon after the accident. He
Is reported to. have been working
on a derrick fork in the loft ot
tho Crump barn when he lost his
balance and fell to the ground
about 24 foet below.
llecauso of the seriousness ot his
condition visitors are asked not to
call at the hosiiltnl.
IB-IE IL I-A B II 1L H T Y lEcdDNdDMY
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sound design, good materials and accuracy in manufacturing. You
eense a feeling of sincere pride in the of Repeated phrase "Let mo
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Further tribute to the sturdincss, reliability and "general all-round
performance of the new Ford is shown in the repeated and growing
purchases by government bureaus, by police departments, and by large
industrial companies which keep careful day-by-day cost records. In
most cases, the new Ford has been chosen only after exhaustive testa
covering speed and power, safety, comfort, case of control, oil and
gas consumption, low yearly depreciation, and low cost of up-kecp.
They have found, as you will find, that the Ford embodies every
feature you want or need iu a motor car at an unusually low price.
NEW LOW rOBD PRICKS
Roadster ...... .' . $435 .
Pkucton . . . . . . V 440 ,
Tudor Sedan . . . . . .' 49S
Coupe . . 49S
Sport Coupe . 52S -
De Luxe Coupe . . S4S ' j
Three-window Fordor Sedan 600
Convertible Cabriolet . . . 62S
De Luxe Phaeton . . . . 625
Dc Luxe Sedan . . . . 640 j
Town Sedan ' . . . . . . 660
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