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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JiIEDFORD, ORFiOX, TtTF.SDAY. JULY 29.-19H0.
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Toiirku VlHltlnjc City
Aripnx ihu tourists and n I horn
from VllHtunt points registered at
the Medford hotels are Allsa Al
berta Wilson and Mrs. T. Moore
of WnflhinKton, , L. ('. Gwendolyn
Swift of Hertz, Km?.; K. II. Burrlll
and A. .1. MoKnrland of Hanover,
N. II., Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Joyce
of Vancouver, II. C and Mr. and
Mrs. I j. W. i:owdery and Mm. K.
Young nnd dauKhter of Columbus,
fla.
Mrs, Cliaso, Visiting DnimlKcr
Mrs. H. V. Chase of Cody, Wyo..
I.i hero visltins her .daughter, Mm.
(Jtto. Horner, and family on Kouth
LoKler lane.
Dm you know, that you can ffft
cliowmein, prnpaired by the bent
Chinese clwf- In Oregon, put up in
neat cartons at the Jackson Hotel
to take out for your private party?
China Flnrt Yfstoi'day
An area of approximately five
acre,- was covered yesterday when
a grass fire broke out near the
city KurbaKft lump, where it was
placed under control by a crew of
men, assisted by the fire depart
ment. Hacks and chemicata were
used. An alarm last evening call
ed the department to West Jack
son street, where a gran fire there
did no damage.
Blocks $f.50 on night delivery
nnlyi Valley Fuel Company. Phone
7G. tf
Vm1(IpI ut. Judge's Homo
Est her C Ora ber n nd I ien J.
Hunnels, both of. Jackson county,
were united In marriage by Judge
CI. O. Taylor at the lalter'a home
laat evening. -The, parents of Mr.
Hunnels acted an wltnesjies of the
wedding ceremony.
Many wives aro made happier
by being treated to a wish of chow
mejn at Hotel Jackson Coffee Shop
130
Phihta nt Tiko
Over 40 employess of the Gates
Auto company will Hpe-nd next Hun
day nt T-ake of the Woods. A pic
nic lunch will be enjoyed, as well
nn swimming, boating, and other
sport.
.Special! Shelton and RInglctto
croqulnolo waves, $7. GO complete.
Call 4fi4 or Emma Cllno Hhop.
131
InrolvisI In Motor Mishap
JO 11. route to Detroit, Ore., Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fred Foulkes, accompan
ied by the latter' mother, Mrs. C.
L. KeynoldM of Medford. suffered
minor Injuries 'yesterday near Al
bany. Ore., In an airto collision.
Mr. Foul km iilstalned a broken
knee cap nnd MrH. Heynolds suf
fered cuts nnd bruises. 1 Mrs.
Foti Ikes eacnped uninjured.
Jjoose, in tiea king wheels aro dan
gerous. Have them tlghtoned on n
. hydmulic wheel settiritf piachlno at
Fichtner'a Oarage. y 3 tf
On UuslncHH Visit
F. McTaggart and Chns. II. ltay
moipl, both of Eugcno were In Med
ford , today attending to business
mat tern.
Anyone who would like a bar
gain In n high grado bunjo Khoutd
call, at thin office ami hispeot the
banjo left liere for nalo; a nacrlflce
rexatdlctis of cost. - 25tf
Former Hesldcnt Visits
Ml Lottie Aller. of ; Klamath
Falls, and formerly a resident of
Medford. spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mi's. Doyle
Franklin.
Dnnco till 2 o'clock,
vary Haturdny night.
cold 11111
8Jtf
Talent Man Km Company
William .Bradley, owner of 0 ser
vice station at Talent, has filed
suit In the Ashland justice court
against the Shell oil company for
$344, claimed lo be due on u con
tract. Dance tilt 2 o'clock,
every Saturday night
Gold Hill
89tf
Kelhy U-avcfl Tor North
n. It. Helby. Weetern I'nlon of
ficial, who spent yesterday In Med
ford on business, left today by
train for the north..
We have that particular mould
ing for your individual picture.
The Peasley'a, opposite Now Holly
theater. It .. tf
Itchim to Idaho . .
Mr. iiud v Mrs., Clinton Spencer
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs, E. E. Fisher
of Jtupcrt, Jdaho, left at noon to
day for their homes in that city.
Drewmnklng nnd remodeling at
th Fashion Shop, 4'J4 Medford
Bid 1 Mrs. Jlarry Andrews, Tel.
1181. tf
Try
Fluhrer's new improved
Roman Meal Bread. We
know you will like it.
J California Vacatlonl Hero
I Hear slate vacations!! registered
at Medford hotels Include Mr. and
j Mrs, Alan (ioodale, Mr. and Mrs.
;U l. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. t.
iVollmer, Mr. nnd Mth. K. B. Hynn
St Caliente, Mr. and Air. C. F.
iSeidel of Beverly Hills. Mr. and
"Mrs. J. A. Hughe of Bakersfield,
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. StevenH. Bar
bara and Cy nl hia Htevens of I'asa-
dena. Mr. und Mrs. K. O. Webb
of Han Jose. Mrs. J, W. Thielehhe hank concert, (rood floor and
Alden Atiderson, Miss Thiele, rjr. I excellent niuaie. Auspices of the
and Mrs. K, T. RiiIpsou and chll-i Ashland Uthianw. 120
dn.-n of S.icramenl:, Dr. and Mrs. I
M. MorteTift-n of Snntn Monica, Mr. I I'incd For Auto Vlolalltm .
and Mrs. It. C. , Watt and son j Mm. Bernb-ce Walch was fined
of .SiiHnnviMp, 101 lit and Myrtle i 3 M and rswit of 4 in .ludKe Tay-
lenf of Capay, Mr. and Mrs. C, ; b?H court tbi forenoon, after en- i
J. Bllllod of BurliiiKame. and thejterlriK a plea of puilty to having
following from Han Franeinpo: j imjiropt-r licns 'plates on the I
Helen Warner, Dr. and Mrs. JohnjWaleh car. I
Calloway, Mr. and Mrs. M. H
Cohn, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. !',
T. I. Knowte.u
JO. .Wayne.
Instrument furnished and les
ons free for 30 days to anyone In
terested in learning to play band or
orchestra InstrtimentH. If you c:in-
not learn you hav not Invested
one cent. During tho past three
yeara over KM) boys and girln have
started in this manner. Call nt
tho Balmor Music IIoiiko and get
your Instrument, appointment with
teacher and complete detalU of the
plan. 132
Clly Manager For Klamath
A committee f 11)00 members
will bo organized to riirther the
project of changing the Klamath
Kalis form of city government from
the aldcrmanlc to tho city man
ager type. Each committee mem
ber will piiy $ to defray expenses
of the campnign in favor of the
charter ehan.vo and each member
will work lo intercut all voters to
cast n ballot in favor of the change
at the Hpoclal election called for
August 12.- -
Ume for all purposes at Med
ford Lumber Co. 78tf
Two Marriage Licenses'
The .county clerks office iRiued
marriage licenses yesterday after
noon to Ben Bunnell. H, Medford,
and Esther tirabm- Portland,
and to Italph I'hllllps, 45, and
Alice Pickering Vennewltz, 42,
both of Sacramento,. Calif,
Screen doors (fixtures free),
Medford Lumber Co. Phono C2!l
78tf
Visiting National Park
Mr. and Mrs. (leo. L. fllenn of
Portland, who returned to Med
ford from Yosemlto park, left to
day for Crater Lake.
if you will bring your exposed
fllmH to us In tlm morning beforr
10:00, we will have them all ready
for you by f:30 p. m.. same day
and nil our work Is guaranteed.
Heath's Drug Store. "Ask Fred
133
Visitors From Seattle
E. J. Sunn, F. II. Klvc-tt and
J. Hazard aro amun;; the Seattle
visitors In 1-he city who aro regis
tered at hotels.
Tren props. at Big Plnea Lbr. Co.
Tel. No. 1. 108tf
Another fiolfer Develops
liaymond Maker hiis hoard
much of miniature golf that It was
reported today that he has pur'
chased two pairs of golf trousers
add will take the game up ser
iously. If ho becomes .sufficiently
Interested there Is a possibility that
he may establish a course of his
own nnd if another report hohb
true, a new course may be cstab
lishd at the nd eC South Oakdab'
avenue.
Airport Official (let Post
Ue Eyeiiy, In charge of iiie
Salem municipal nlrport, hn been
appolned official ulr transiiort
ivgent for the lower Willamette
vu Hay; . ?
pnnco In Anhland's Cool Lithla
Park., every ,Thuvday night after
the bund concert (loud floor and
excellent music, Auspices of the
Ashland Llthlans. 12V
oe.s lo (ilcndnli
Mrs. .lack Floy left on the Shasta
this niornin. for Olemtale. tire.,
where he will Mpeud the remainder
of the week.
Loose wheel? reset nnd radiators
cleaned. Van's Oarage, 33 S. Itart
lett. Phono 20S. tf
Vo Augiwt Circuit Court
A vacation or one month will
begin next Friday for Circuit
Judge H. 1. Norton, who Is hold
ing court here thl.i week taking
care of routine business. A rest
and possibly n trip will make np
most of the Judnc's vacation.
Tho smartest nnd most chic
Is the Artist's Tam at Ethehvvn
It. Hoffmann for f3.i&. , 131
Kiijojeil DliiMioiid Lake '
Heavy coat. 4 of tun are testi
monials that sunshine was bright
on tho arms and face of Mrs.
Claire Norrts and Mm. Anna Cole
tnun, who 'resumed duties yester
day at the county ass.Tsor's office.
They had spent a vacation of two
weeks at Diamond lake with their
respective hic-hamls. A feature of
tnefr outing- was a sailboat, Au
brey Norrbi and Hay Coleman had
eon..tnicii I In their spare time.
Hloeks $5.RO on nlnht delivery
only. Valley Fuel Company. Phone
TO. tf
I ah vo f 1 r I 'm met t
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Lyman, Jr.,
and daiiKbters left today for their
home in Emuiett, Idaho.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or call MedfOtd Fuel Co., Tel. 3t,
65tf
West Coat Air Iteeord
(Migrating HMi per cent on sched
ule, with every fllKht conipleied on
time. West Coast Air Transport
corporation planes in June flew
3. 7-14 ml Ien and carried 711 pas
sengers, according to off tela Ik of
the company, The planea operated
with nearly 75 per cent capacity
lend.
Your wife or sweetheart, will
enjoy the reap Oriental dthc nt
Hotel Jackson Coffee Shop. Pre
pared by expert Chin'' chefs.
Ttti) liiiildluic Atilicutl(ifiH
W. B. Hewitt will spend $50 to,
repair a dwelling on Western Ktreetlbeen the KUext over the week-end
at a cunt of S",o -ind S. D, Dus -
e.-ibi-rry will spend 7" to remodel
a - dwelling i on Kau Ninth street
at a cost of $7.1, according to up
pliratloriH on file today at the city
buililin.'i department.
iJance in Ashland's Cool Lithla
t 1'uik every Thursday nlht after!
Ixt mo write your flro insurance..
Carl V. Tcngwald, Hotel Holland I
Itldg., I'hone tf I
FjrMieil Home Today
MrM. Arthur Htrlngfelloiv
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and!
j daughter were expected .to return
to Medford today from Salt Lak
ciiy, t'lah.
Hjieclal rates on fruit hauling.
: s'; UH rtra contracting hauling
We can s:ive you money. All first
elnss equipment. Insured carriers.
Phone Medford 331!, Cold Hill 11-J.
Heinklng Trucking Service, 30ft
Mouth Front St. . 133
"Mi'iiily" ICctiirns from Portland
Sterling (!., Mendn)mi. manager
of the Craterian and I tin 1 to the
aters, who bun been in Portland rm
buylness for the past two days,
arrived in Medford this forenoon.
For hoyt green slab.i, ask driver
or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. G31.
CIHf
Mother ami Son Operated On
Mrs. Joe Leonettl and son of
We'd, Calif., are In the Sacred
Heart hospital In this city, where
they underwent operation for re
moval of their tonslhs this morn
ing. Krystalglo kodak gloss supreme.
Tho Peaslcy's, opposite Holly the
ater. . tf
From State MctroiHdls
(Juests from Portland registered
at local hotels include L. A. Mitch
ell, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Springer,
II. C. Itebrung. O. J. Hill. C. O.
Matlock. Mrs. T. II. Wilcox, Mrs.
T. II. Ilartletl. Mrs. 11. Uoblnson.
(i. M. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Ilastey, Mrs. Ada Neff, Mr. nnd
Mrs. li. It. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. C
W. Hastings It. I, Dudley, A. E
Itenson, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Kord
S. A. Lesserly. Mr. and Mrs. It. W
Montaudon. Hal Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. It. (J. Poland. )
C.et your picnic supplies
luncheH at Husous' Whal-Not, fith
and Ivy. 131
ltd. Officials Brief Visit
J. II. Dyer, F. S. McClnnls and
.1. T. Saunders, vice presidents of
l he Southern Pacific lines, passed
through Medford last ninht In a
private car on1 train 14 en route
norih from San Francisco. They
were accompanied by F. L. Hnrek,
general niann.ver, and conferred
with local railroad officials during
the 4rnln stop.
See Hrlll's Shoot Metal Works
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. . tt
In Clly on ltiislneHH
It. C. Iladiey and VV. C. Ilast-
IliK. lepri-sentatives of the It. (.'
1 lad ley Incorporation, Pur Hand
spent today transnctlnK business in
this city.
Anderson's New Studio of Pho
tography, ground floor, 407 Fast
Main, opposite Piggly Wintry. 130
V.tnxn MakcH Short Trl
II. Cbamller Kwan. who spent
yeuleVd:iy In , Portland, , (trrlvetl
homo by train today. , , .
Tree props. All length!, reRUlnr
size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co,
78tf
Resumed Duties Yesterday
Mias Xydah Nell resumed duties
yesterday at tho county clerk's, of
flee, fiiltmvlnic a vacation of two
weeks npeut at Houlhern Dre.uon rr
sorts.
Tree props: A larse stock nlway
on hand, Tel. G2iK Medford Lum
ber Co. IStt
Orphan Searehert For Work
ltldinu frelubt trains all the way
from Hutte. Mont., with mm t hern
Oregon as his destination, a trans
lent youth, 17 yearn obi, Mopped at
the police Htatlou this forenoon
attempting lo locate Nome employ
ment. Ho clitlmed his parentH had
been dead for a number pf year:t
and said he left Detroit. Mich-
last May hoping bo would find
work on the Paclfle const Wo; far
he had been unsuccessful. i
Dance till 3 o'clock
Oold inn
81tf
every Haturdny night.
vflttHl Cnitrr IjiUp
Miss A. Wilson nnd Mrs. F. T.
Moore bf Washington, 1. i, left
on the ShastA' thin morning to visit
In the north following a trip to
Crnter luike.
Let us hnut &wav your garbftiie
1 ml refuse, phono 642, City Sani
tary Service. 3S7tf
Vrrtven l-Yiim Ultvllle
MIsh Pearl Coss. who has been
visiting In HltJiville, Wash., arrived
here today to spend three weeks
visiting the l:. It. Cobs family.
Hemstitching, pleating, pleating.
button making nnd hoee mending.
Handicraft Shop. 3 6 7 1 f
Hoys With Slingshot
It Is poor policy to wander about
the city with a slinvshot and shoot
Windows at random, a 'couple
of luoal youths discovered y ester-
lay when, they were haled into
the police station to explMn their
actions. They ht their sling shots
and were warnrd to refrain from
Netting new ones.
Dance Wed. and Sat. Dreamland.
132
F4iMerit Orcgim Visitor
U F. Dunn und James Dougall
of licnd are among the Orcgonikn
leKinUrcd at local hotels.
l4uvet For Portland
Uly Oehler of Portland, who has
j of Mr. and Mr. Carol J. I'urker,
; left today by train for her home
Judy Family Hero Visiting
Mrs. J. yy. Judy and children,
John and Anne, of Portland, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Gates. Mr Judy U the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs; -hit(!.
Blocks $5.50 on nlht delivery
only. Valley Fuel Company. Phone
7 0. tf
Minx Falirifk knives
Miss Jeanne Fubrick left at noon
today for Brookings, Ore., where
she will lie the guest for a week
of Miss Dorothy Could, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. W.. Could, form
erly of Medford.
Husoiw' What-Not. 6th and Ivy,
S pen Kunday.n jind evenings.
234.
Big Hauler Killed
Two of the largest rattlesnakes
ever killed in Klamath county for
some time were slain near the
Algoma Lumber company mill last
week. One of the nakes measured
41 inches nnd had 1 0 rattles and a
button. The other was 43 inches
long with wht rattles and a but
ton. ' 1 ,
lOrecn slabs, forest wood, coal;
summer prices. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.
G31. . . . HOtf
Clyde Cook Returns
Clyde s. Cook, who had been in
Kan Francisco sinco Saturday on
business, returned to Medford this
morning on the Shasta.
Wanted Ladies for permanent
Waves, $0.50 complete Including
hot oil shampoo. All lines of
beauty work. 11 So. Orange. Fone
303-Y. 134
V. A. Davis Here . .
V. A. Davis, who has been eect-
ed principal of the Table Hock
Mchooi for the coming year, was In
Medford this mornliiK from Siski
you attending to business matters.
j'hono 042. Ave 11 haul away
your refuse. City Sanllary Service.
337tf
At Crater Lake
Tom Kmmens and Hob Tloyl are
spending today at Crater Lake.
Clever LUllo .Stunt
A local young girl has a clever
little fltunt that brings results when
she feels the need, of an ice cream
cono or other refreshment. She
wn on tli istreot'iysterday, nimlss
ly looking around on the sidewalk
and crying a bit over the supposed
Iosb of leir cents with which she
had planned to buy some ..refresh
nvonls. She told her story to sev
era 1 passers-by and finally one
gave her a ID-cent' piece and she
left hurriedly without looking
further for the coin fhe claimed
that she had lost.
Green slabs, tho bettor kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order early.
Phono 631. 102tf
Inspector Goes South w :
A.- L. -Farnoll, government Med
iterranean fruit fly inspector, left
for Oakland, Calif., on business this
mornfn.g, nnd plans to return
his duties Friday. -
Huson's What-Not serves delic
ious lnnche and fountain orders.
r t I 134
Mrs. llemstreet Returns 1
Mrs. Jack Hcmtreet,Mfho , has
been In Portland for three weeks,
whore following an operation she
wan the guesr of Mr. and Mrs. C.
If. Hemstiteet, arrived In Medford
today.
Free shampoo with $1.00 marcel
or finger wave in bobbed hair
M o n d a y, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Shelton Crnquignole permanent s,
$7.r.(i. Vork guaranteed. Itow
man's lieuuty Shoppe. 1 5t
Mr. Wirth In City
Henry Wirth, Jnsuranro man of
Portland, formerly of this city, is
In Medford today attending to
buslnesH interests and visiting with
frlomlft.
Dance Wed. and Sat. Dreamland.
132
Window Pcccr lteortod
The police department received
a complaint last evening that a
man has been spending much of
hi time peeping in dwelling house
whitlows In -various parts of the
city, but centralizing hit efforts on
Iteatty street. Kfforts are being
made to apprehend him.
Mis Harvey 1 III
Miss Ver Dean Harvey Is absent
from the office of the city school
superintendent today because of
illness. -
Hero Oil Hiisluoss ,
,1. McTaggart of Portland, rep
resentative of Neustadter Clothing
company. Is In this city today
transacting business with local
cltlhin& dealers.
CrmvoVr llelurne! Sunday
Bob Crowder. of the Ivy Street
market, returned to Medford Sun-
lay after spending a week in Cali
fornia during whicn ho visited his
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
O. Crowder. and sister. Mrs.
Joe Benjamin, of Martinez. He
iilo stopped nt CalistoKu Hot
Springs and Oakland.
Has Tonsil erntloii
Hobby Crowder, Junior, under
went a tonsil operation this morn
ing. His father. Bob Cro w de r.
was called to Medford from Mar-
tines. Calif., because of his son's
Illness.
Home From Bam ton
Mr. and Mi's. C. W. Palm are
home from a sojourn at their sum
mer home nt Bandon und report
wonderful weather on the coast.
Mrs. Howry llotuo.
, Mm. Snell Howry, who has been
visit iiiK hr daughter Mr. C. E.
Strlmifelbuv. In Vancouver, Wash.,
returned to Medford Sunday morn
ing.
i niroH en t her
Fog on the vtnM and fair In thi
interior tonight and ednesday.
ehanse In tempeiittnre. (ientle
northwest and north winds on the
coast.
In Baker Slaying
. . , Associated Press Photo
Herman H. Barrerct was arrested
In Montreal' in connection with tho
slaying of Mary Baker in Wash
ington, D. C. He waived extradl;
tlon.
More or -Uncle Sum's money will
be Inlefraujatiou-ln Medford to
morrow ns tonlKht is pay nlKht for
both Company A und the. headquar
ters company of the local National
Ciunrd unit,, when the quarterly
pay to the mamhern will be. dis
tributed. Hence a full attendance
of the personnel of both organiza
tions Is expected. About $loou will
lie UiHlributed.
Not only for that reason Is a
lurtfe attendance desired, but also
lor ti n fact that inasmuch us both
the National Guard units will par
ticipate in the airport dedication
celebration next .Monday arrange
ments will be made tonight for
their participation in that event
Company A is in excellent con
dition and is looking forward to a
busy season the remainder of the
summer, next fall and winter.
Kvenlng reveries.
NIK'iHorvice to ICG Or KG W,
7:'('n to 7:4fi p.m. Amos 'n' Andy.
NItC service to KGO, KIIQ,
KO.MO. KG W, K EC A, KFSD.
7:4fi to S p. m. Sperry Sweet
hearts. NPC service to KGO,
KIIQ, KO.MO, KG W, KHCA.
S to S:30 p.m. The Cosmopolitans
NMC service to KGO, KIIQ,
fKKSD, KTAIt.
S:.'la to- 1 p.m. Pacific National
Stngers. NI1C service to K(iO,
K H g. K FS I . K T A R ; KG W
8:30 to X:4!i p. 111.
!t to !l:30 p. m. Piano Paintings.
Nltr service to K;o, KMQ,
KTAR.
!l:30 Hi 10 p.m. The liluo Hoys.
NP.C service to KGO.
10 to 1 1 p. m. Gems of the Drama
NIIC service ( KGO, K'OA.
It to 12 p.m. lltttcl Dunce or
chestra. NIIC service to KGO,
KF1, KFSD.
ROSKP.ritG. Ore., July 29. ft
Plans fur the Immediate Im
provement tvf the Uosehurg nlrport
were announced today by the nlr
port commission following a con
ference with L. O. Hubble, divi
sional superintendent of Pacific
Air Transport company. Gravelled
runways will be extended and wid
ened nt once and boundary lights
will be Installed. The commission
was told the. local field will be a
very Important connection when
ninht flying schedules are started
on the mail route in a few weeks.
Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W.
Baker of the Crater Ijke highway
a son, Tuesday. July '29.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucius Lull of
Central Point are the parents of n
7 pound girl, born nt tho Sacred
Heart hospital July 29.
Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. New
man of 45 North Holly street, a
?H pound boy. nt tho Sacred
Heart hospital July 27.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Foil HK.VT, Kurnlshiul Willi linth:
1 3-rnoni. $17: 1 3-roinn. fii
' V 2-rooin, SIS; 1 tnr,tf room,
?l3..'it. l.ln-hts nmf vnLr fur
ntshod. Imnlir.. ftt 32: S. lvv.
KOK SAl.i: llmlsohol.l rtirnlturi'.
iiewim; tiKtrhim. 33!t Havon St.
KOK iiKNT N'lo 1.'i!tnc room.
pri'U' enlr:inep. utljoinittc l;ith,
60 7 S. 1'tnlral. 1JJ
KlK IIKNT l-rooni mmlorn fur
Ni.h.'t h.tu on p.-ivemt'lit. No.
lil.'O W. Iftlh St. 13i
LOST t'mliro!l:l tn-.ir iinslof fli-r.
rU-.iye roliirn to Trilulnc off:''o.
GHOST WALKS FOR
'NATIONAL GUARD
7 to 7:30 p. m.
Births
PORT DEDICATION
PLANS ARE GIVEN '
TO LEGIONNAIRES
I
Plans divulged by .General
Chairman Seely. flail nt last night's'
meeting of Medford Post No. 15
indicate that Medford's airport 1
dedication next Monday, August 4
will be the greatest air show ever
put on In this section of the coast, j
Fifty planey manned by famous
VHots are expected to arrive here
at 3 p.m., August 4, and two big
programs will be starred during
the afternoon and evening.. j
To defray the expenses of this ;
elaborate air show a small ad-1
mission charge will be made. The i
one admission ..will cover both the!
afternoon and night programs.
Crowning event of the evening;
will be a big aviation buH In the
new hangar, which hws been at
tractively decorated for the oc
casion. The vieillng pilots and
officials of the1. northwest air tout
will be. guests of honor nnd wilt
be Introduced to the crowds. Lo
cal Legionnaires are working hard
to perfect final nrrangements for
this big dedication celebration,
which will draw many from vari
ous parts of the state. . ,
A report of the airport dance
given by the Legion last Friday
was made by Chairman Hall, who
stated that a nice profit was real
ized for the drum corps conven
tion trip in August. Pert .Apple
gate was Introduced as a new
member of Medford post. .
Past Commander Elmer WHson
paid a splendid tribute to William
Lyman, well known v e t era n of
the G. A. II.. whoso funeral was
held yesterday, and resolutions of
sympathy were extended to the
family of this departed comrade.
A plan to raise funds for .the
convention trip to linker, August
14 was outlined by Lee Garlock,
chairman of the special campaign
and th.e project will be put into
effect at once. Medford post drum
corps has the greatest distance to
travel of any corps in the state
and a large sum of money is
needed to defray expenses. Fif
tern more members . are needed
to put the post over their quota ,
before the convention nnd every
local Legionnaire it urged to pay
his dues nt once. Vice-rom-mnnder
John Holmer presided at
last night's meeting with Henry
Fluhrer acting as adjutant.
Obituary
CAM 11-1 ELL Margaret Jane,
daughter of Mr. and M rs. J. L.
Campbell of ' 100 South- Grape
street, passed away at a local hos
pital at 4:00 a. 111. today at the
age of eight years, eight months,
17 days. She was born at Estancin
New Mexico In lNitl. The family
came tf southern Oregon from
Seattle In 10:MI and are well known
in Met! ford, where Mr. Campbell
Is engaged in the sheet metal busi
ness. Besides the parents, ..there
are left, four brothers una two
sisters. Turner Derwood. Maurice
Sol by,- Catherine and J. L., Jr., all
of Medford and Mrs. T. It. Bryant
of Oridley, Calif.
Funeral services will bo con
ducted at the Conger chape at
:3f Thursday. Interment will be
in Medford cemetery.
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