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CTEDFOtttf SLTTE TOTETT5TE ' MEBFOKdV rmTfloy. TTTTTSDTT. .TTTX af. tiTA PXGB THREE MflflFRN nARY .IS OPENED BY : L Hundred Twenty' Cows to Furnish Medford Demand Local Firms Furnish ! Fine Equipment. i i James Campbell, owner and op-1 erator of the new Campbell dairy southeast of this city, lias 120 con- i tented cows that line up in their j spotless, modern dairy barn dally I to produce 300 Rations of milk i'or j families In Medford and the sur-, rounding valley. ! . The- , young dairyman is well ; known' in this community, huviimj graduated from the Medford high I school, and is a member of one of i the oldest families in the Hogue j Kiver valley. Ideally located with a view ofj the hills and neighboring farms for; miles in every direction, the dairy ( buildings impress both those who ; drive along the highway and those j who stop to inspect the modern i methods of dairying. j Campbell's 405-acre ranch pro-; duces all feed for the cattle and a big spring a mile from the barn furnishes plenty of water for wash ing purposes. Sanitary Barn . The barn Is 190 feet by 2(1 feet. with an all-white interior and con-i crete floor which is kept clean by daily washing. Three men operate the DeLnval milking machine. which works with a speed of ap-l proximately a cow a minute, ac cording to Mr. Campbell. Adjoining the barn are the room for washing and sterill'.iiig bottles and the room for cooling. The lat ter is equipped with a l'rigidaire cold box and an aeriator device by which milk Is cooled before bot- tlinc In 111IHIH011 tn tllRtn llinc nil of the Frigidaire equipment and building the aeriator and cold box. the People's Electric store of Med- ford built one and one-fourth miles of power line for the dairy and put I in all of the lighting fixtures. I Local Firms Patronized A steam boiler and other plumb- Ing work was done for Campbell's by the Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Company. Hubbard Brothers. Inc., furnished all of the builders' hardware and paint used on the dairy buildings. Arthur West, local painter, super vised painting of the buildings which was done with a spray paint machine. The Trowbridge Cabinet. Works built all of the windows ami doors and had charge of all mill work in the barn and other build :ing.. -TrowbrldKe lumber yard fur nished all lumber, cement and roof ing. An ..ullntlnn l artomlul fni rau. idents of the Kngue River valley to i visit Campbell's dairy. This new j dairy enterprise has taken over the Oilman retail milk route in this city anil beginning tomorrow will feature a daily house-to-house serv- Ice on grade "A" raw milk. BOY 'FIRE BUGS' GET Five boys, nccus.'d of setting pras.s fires in Medford this week were ha i led before County .1 ud ge 'Alex Sparrow this forenoon by Fire Chief Iioy KHIott and were given severe reprimands. Four of the boys were being held in the county Jail, pending further developments. Three of the boys are accused of setting a grass fire behind the armory building and the other two are charged with causing n fire near Heck's Bakery on North Itlverside. The boys claimed they built small bonfires to roast marshmallows, but the fires wpi'o built in dry grass. 1 I MS. GAMPBEL Attention, Ladies! 300 Frenchie Frock Wash Dresses Go on SALE- Friday and Saturday for $1 Fast Colors Regular Prices $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 BUY NOW at 101 South Central Phone 28 Two Day Sale " to 7:3() p.m. The Speedway to M:ippiness. Nlir service to Kl'.o, KFf. 7:3H lo 7:4ii p.m. Amos 'n' Andy. SHf Korrlfi' lo KC'.O, KlilJ, Kil.MO. KCW, KIX-A, Kl-Sll. to S:45 p. m. standard Sym phony llnur. NIK; service to KtiO, KllQ. KO.MO. KG W, KFI. R to !i p. m. H. A. Hult'e and his I.ucky Strike dunce - orche.sir:i. SBV service to Ki'O, KHL'A, K1--.SU. KTAR. 8:45 to 9 p.m. Parks Sisters. NBC service to KOO, KllQ. KOA. 9 to 9:3t) p.m. Memory Lane. Mil' service to KCIO, KHQ. Ktiw, ki;i;a. kksd, ktar. 9:3u to 10 p. m. p.m. The Olym pians. NBC service to KtiO, KKSD. KOA 9:45 to 10 p. m. 10 lo 11 p.m. The National Con cert orchestra. Nl-u; service to KCIO, KOA. 11 to .p. ni. Dance orchestra. NHC service to KOO, KKI, KKSD. Radio Program KMED (Mull Tribune Virgin Station) 4 Thursday P.M. R to 5:lf Medford Cash & Carry Cleaners anil Dyers fi:lf to fi:4fi Firestone One- 8 Stop Service Station fi:45 to li News antl markets by Mall Tritium C to 6:15 Fruit dispatches fr by Myron Hoot (i:lfi to (i::to .lnckson County Rldg. & Loan association 4 to ! : 4 5 Karmers Kx- change Cooperative , !:4r to 1 Cecil and Sally presented by Standard Oil i Co. 7 to 7:15 'Kcul-fractlonntcd 5 program" by Associated Oil I Co. 7:15 to 7:30 ripe organ re- eital 7:30 to 8 ISIwood Strader and dance band S Friday A. M. 7:55 to S Break fast broad- cast of news by Mail Tri- bune ( 8 to 8:30 "KYBO hour" by Economy Groceteria S 8:30 to 8:45 Mary Ambltf- ous and Harry Industry 4 presented by Medford Husi- fr ness ColleBe 8:45 to U Cold Seal program ! lo 9:3ti Monarch Seed and Keed Co., with "Sense and 4 Nonsense"- - - 0:30 to 10 Schilling & Co. 10 to 10:30 Westslde market 10:30 to 11 Marsh Grocery 1 1 to 11:30 t'upulnr record- inns 11:30 to 12 Jacque Lennox. Milliner 12 to 12:30 Popular record- illKS 12:30 News flashes by Mall Tribune :30 tc 1 Palmer Music House to 1:30 Itrunswlck Ilrev Ities 30 to 2lJewis Super Ser vice Station to 2:30 Mann's Dept. store to 5:ir Southern Oregon Kabbit Breeders association 15 to 5 : -t 5 Texaco motor 2 5 5 ists musical moments v r.: 4 5 to li News und mar kets by -Mail Tribune to 6:15 Kruit dispatches by Myron Hoot j 0 15 to 11:50 K. & Co. 45 to 7 Cecil Sampson and Sally presented by Standard Oil I'o. to 7:15 "Kfiul-fractlonat-ed program" by Associated Oil Co. 15 to 7:30 Pipe organ con cert .95 Sizes 14 to 42 Two Day Sale DAMAGE CEILING AT FOX RiALTO Leonard Chris(ean and Lowell La liter, local young boys, wanted to nee a free show at the Hialto theatre last night and attempted to make their way into the audi torium. Their efforts resulted In knocking plaster from the ceiling of the show house and causing j some disturbance for the audience. I The boys appeared at the police 1 station this morning and were to 1 appear there again this afternoon. j It is probable no -legal steps will be taken against them, but they j must repair the damage they I caused. The pair crawled through a trap i door on top of the theatre. leading i to a space between the ceiling and I room. Shortly after they crawled through, one of tho boys hit tho ceiling loo hard and his legs emerged In the showhouse and he would have fallen to the floor ex- j cept for an electric conduit. While a few women screamed : and most of the audience arose from the seats, there was no panic. A few left the theatre when they heard the noise above them. Tho city building inspector. I II. Rogers, inspected the theatre building this forenoon - anil de clared it to be in first class shape and that It was no fault of the building that the plaster fell. CAUSE OF ARREST The local Htate traffic officers are contlniiiiiK their canipalca with Kood results in niunilini! up car owners without l!i:io licenses, or other Improper license plates, as a result of which three more men were lined in Judne Taylor's court here yesterday afternoon and to day. Two of the three were Ralph Deo and C. Tisart. drivers for D. C. Kemp, contractor from Califor nia, who holds the contract for hauling gravel on the Lake Creek road improvement. They are truck drivers for Kemp and the trucks they were driving not having Ore gon licenses they were placed un der arrest by Sergeant C. P. Talent. Kemp appeared for them in court entered a jlea of guilty and paid the imposed fines. W. Tucker, also arrested by Of ficer Talent, wus fined a similar sum on his plea of guilty of having improper license plates. 93.000 REGISTER Xinety-three thousand person have visited Crater Lake national park this season, according to In formation received here today from park headquarters, Travel is con tinuing to be unusually heavy, park officials report, and several bun dred persons are at the resort every day. ltoads leading to the park, a well as inside the 'boundaries of the national playground, are the best this sgjnmer they have ever been. Const uctlon crews have been on the stretches needing repairs and have put them in excellent condi tion. Inside the park, several stretchon of the highway have been resurfaced. Other roads and trails there are In tho best of shape. Small boys running around in the park, especially olose to t be mu sicians, marred tho weekly band concert In the city park last niKht. The band with 3U pieces present, played remarkably well and at tracted the uunl la-we crowd, with most of the people reclfiifd on the rhiss. The boys played around the bandstand, much to the consterna tion of the musicians well the listeners. The concerts are si featured civic weekly pvent for the summer. Oregon Weather. OreRon: Fair tonight and Fri day, same temperature, (lentle to moderate north nnd northwest wind- offshore. Will Stop Pain Instantly And Kcmove Corn or Money Refunded S WAFERS FOR 10c NOT LIKE THE REST If you've tried all sorU of com remedies without getting the relief expected, risk a dime and try "O-Joy Corn Wafers," the wonder ful new remedy guaranteed to stop pain at once and quickly remove com, callous, roots and ail or money back. No thick dougnnut-shaped pads or burning acids juat a tiny, thin as paper wafer. Preis one on'tho com with finger and it sticks there. Away goes pain, shoes don't hurt, dance if you like. No Inconve nience, worry or bother. Six O-Joy Com Wafers for a dime at dru( Stjrts. Mi K-tes to Wo Bride Monday Mis Mary Jo Kstes. d . lighter of M r. a n d M r. Kankin 1 t es. will b e c o m e the bride of John S. Thomson of San Francisco at a ! ceremony In the bay city, Monday.) Augiint 4. She is leaving Medford' today for the Miuih, with her par-j ents and sister. Miss Kathleen, Ksteti.' whii will lie her maid of , honor. Miss Kstes U a graduate of the1 Medford high school and a charm-j ing memlK'r of the locl younger' set. Mr. Thompson is a graduate of the I'niversity of California and1 is employed In the home office ofj lilt" mimoiiro vmi i-uiiifiiiuy vi vuii- fornia in San Francisco, where they will make their home. Xo Host Tarty F.vcnt At ltoguo i:ik lint A no host dinner and dancing party wa enjoyed last evening at Kogue Klk Inn by a group of 14 Medford couple. They were: Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. W, 11. Rob erts, Mr. and Mis. Leonard, Dr. and Mrs. t. C. Coldsberry. Mr. and Mrs. F. F.. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Far nell. Or. and Mrs. O. V. Stone. Dr. and Mrs. Ilobt. K. Lee. Mr. and Mr. Win. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. F.u -gene Thorndyke, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houston, Dr. and Mrs. F. (1. Bunch and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tollefson. .Miss Wilson I llouorl'd at Shower Miss K. Helen Wilson who will leave soon for Los Ant'les where she will enter school, was honor guewi last evening at a hand Iter hief shower given at the A. H. iregory home. A treasure hunt was conducted, the guests finding small favors, and Miss Wilson many beautiful handkerchiefs. Refreshments wero served by M e s d a m e s Brown, Wilson and Creory. Those present included (ieraldlne Latham, Mary Kate and Dorothy Jane Walters, Leneve Sim kins, Jeane Ferguson, Kleanor Boyd, Alice Caso, Laura Bailey, (ienevieve Brown, Marjorie and Virginia (Iregory and the honor guest, Miss Wilson. Kxeculive Council Of B. At I. V. to -Meet A meeting of the past and pres ent executive council of the local litisines and Profewslonal Wom en's cluli has been called for this evening by Mrs. Maud Chapman, president. Members will gather at her home, 1"7 Cleneseo street. : They are: Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter. Mrs. Minnie Weishaar. Mrs. Mabel Kitson, Miss Margaret Mor rison. Mrs. (irace Voss, Miss (Mara Wood, Mlsrf Jane McOuat, Mr. Kate Walters, Mrs. Jacque Lennox, Mrs. Sadie Howard and Miss Zola Alters. Miss Anzonette Sanderson of Valley City, N. D., arrived in Med ford last evening from Bandon to be guest for two weeks of Miss Klizaheth McKay. Before coming to Medford she spent two months visiting In Seattle, Tacomu and Portland. " f Mis. Charley Gilbert has return ed to Medford from ftoseburg, where she was guest of friends for the past week. Winter Styles Introduce Many Colors and Fabrics By HAZEL REAVIS Associated Press Staff Writer PAULS. Trance. July Puris (li-GHHinulierH, with Kklrt lenKtliK and Hilltouettr-K snttlod Hat iHl'artorlly from their viewpoint, ' are having fun -?3lainr.ltjr.iK n e w colors and fail-i-Ick. Winter styles, which are Juki liseeinK the 11k lit of day, introduce lirowns, KrecliH. bine h, purplcH aiul reds which I) I u e h. puriilcH heretofore have been seen only in the imlrilitiKH of the old maslerH. l-iAZEL REAVIS I.UHterloss wool fabrics for (luy time and rich fab rics for pvenlnK, Including velvet Personnel of the Medford Legion drum eorp to make (he trip to the ntate convention in linker, AiikmhI l-t, will he announced at tonight': drill, ueconlltiK to a report from li. U Bromley, mamiKer of the corps. Twenty-one members will com prise' the drum corps which will represent Medford In tho htate-whh competition on Friday, AiiKuxt 1". Tonight's dt ill Ik expected to drew a ion p.r cent attendance n only a few more practice KesHlons will he held before the convention. The drums have been completely Kone over and painted In a striking color combination of black and white. Th'He, with the new busies purchased last fall, Kive the Med ford corps some fine equipment to work will) und It Ik expected the local LeKinniiaires will make a good showiifi; in the state conteM. Hieuer Iteturn. M. Ihewer. Vlce-preHldent and Kfn-nil m;iriiiK.-r f the i'oiko uml Mountain tHjitcs I'mvrr cimp;inifp has returned front a biinlneM trip up north. DRUM CORPS IN TO BE ANNOUNCED Now at Bandon a j Mr. and Mrs. B. T. DeLosh and, daughter Joan, who are spending ! their vacation on the coast, are 1 new at Baudon-hy-the-Se.i. They have been quite successful fishing and digging clams, they report, ' and find the weather ideal. .Motor North ThU Morning- Dr. and M rs. I). A. Chambers J and children, K. C. Corn and Mrs.! A. i M in Sehenek are driving to Portland today, where Mi's. Cham-j hers ;i nd children will visit rela- ' tivf.s, while Dr. Chambers and Mr. I Corn motor on to Aberdeen, Wash., j to attend the Hotary meet. Mrs. J Sehenek will visit her husband, j who is ill in the Veterans' hospital. Will Motor to t Cotpiillc Dr. and Mrs. F. (1. Bunch plan to leave Medford rtaturday by , motor for Coqallle, where they will j spend i he week end visiting Dr. j Bunch's parents and friends and i return with their young daughter. 1 Ceraldine, who has been spending I the summer with her grand par- ! ents. , fa llible Classes Will I'lcuic Tomorrow i The Colden Link Bible class of ; the First Baptist church are enter- i taining the (i leaders class ami J their tatnilies at a picnic in Ash land park Friday at 11 o'clock. , Those attending are asked to be at t he church, where transporta tion will be furnished. The men will he at the park for picnic sup per. Miss Stone Honored at Dinner and Shower Miss Marie Stone, who left yes terday for K la math Falls, where she will become the bride of Wil lard Clark the latter part of this week, wa honor guest at a shower j a ud d i nner given u t a local ca fe Tuesday evening. The menu, fa vors and place cards were oriental style. Miss Vera Humphry was toast mistress at the dinner. Those pres ent wre Mis Stone, honor giient: Miss Vera Humphry. Mr. and Mrs. George Congrey, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Thornton. Mrs. Miriam King, Mrs. Liuna Looker, Mrs. Carmellta Heaves, Mrs. M. Iluson, Mis Viva Liggett, Miss Venita Anderson, Mr. Hohert Newman, Mr. Melvln Wright and Mr. Darrel Iluson. Miss Dorothy (iolT To Attend Oregon Mr. and Mrs. C. h. Ooff and daughter, Dorothy, leave by auto tomorrow for Kugene, where Miss Dorothy has a position until the fall term of school opens nt the University of Oregon, where she will enroll for the coming year. nirtltduy Party At Orr Homo Mrs. Albert K. Orr of Crown Kond is enTertalning at dinner this evening honoring the birthday an niversary of her house guest. Miss Phyllis Lemmon of Portland. In vitations have been issued to 10 guests. William Lemmon is also a guest at the Orr home this week. A motor trip to Crater Lake anil other affairs are being planned In their honor for later In the week. and metal brocades, crepes and sultnH, have a. color range such nH ParlH has not seen for many years. The beauty of the colors Ih ac centuated by extensive use of black and white, both for day and even ing. The new browns have a mixture of plum anil garnet red In their makeup. Wine reds ami rich shades of heliotropi d prune ure Important, w hile dark gn ens lor day wear and lighter for evening aro apparently due for a tremen dous vogue. One house uses the whole color card In snort coslumes made of true Scotch taiians bearing the names of the clans. Brisbane's Today (Continued l'm nq "' tell II sell tliclll now lllilivc HO-'."). Seven years iico tlicy Hold lor H4. Trance, another country that you should not sell short, may well lie Tells How Fat Men Can Lose Half a Pound a Day Mere's a ximple way to noi rid of that corporation and rpilfkly -fee In both body and mind the Jny ; ! of livlnn. I It's the safe way. too for every; ,dny you common Mil pjisv nvthod of loihK unwiinil 11 n (I urin'ded flewh you'll if a In in enrK'. viwor .and endurance. ! Nine tim In ten obesity mean lnietlvlty It mean that your blood In Htarvtnic for the nix vital , i hj 1 in your Internal orttnn? ned to; 1 k !' you. youthful, active, ambi i tin it and keen in mind. i I When you take one-half ten-. ! spoonful of Krochen Hiiltn every I mornhuc In a of hot or cold j water you tt't thefe vital khIIh which niol'rn food i nd rooking I do not foipplv, Htart taking Krus(n Halts ' that's the eomfnon-wenn'' way to iluc hut ilon't take t hem with I lie plea that they poscs reduc ing qualities Jn themaelvfH, This I what they flo they clean out the Impiirltl' - In your blood by A Policeman's Feet Must Be Comfortable! J.C. proud when her minister of com- j merce, Flaiidin, can say: "There is practically no unem ployment here In France, while tn (lormnuy, Creal llrltain and the United Htates more than H.OOO.miii persons ure out of work. Our pur chtiHeH of raw materials since the first of the year exceed by more than 2, lino. una ions similar pur chases In the same period last yeor." Former (lovemor Alfred K. Smith, busy creeling a building 10 stories high In New York, ever since he erected Ills tower of Ht, 111111,000 Deniocriilic: voles in I'.liX, will soon dip back Into politics. lie will attend the New York slate Democratic convention, make some speeches for (lovernor Roose velt, whom ho nominated in r.'::v and lake part In the Democratic congiiessionul campaign. Politicians assume he will he a candidate again In lS2. That would seem reasonable. Itryan had more than one chance, and his biggest vote was only about half of Mr. Hmilh's. Friends of Mr. Smllh, however, predict that lie will not run In I : li . hut will support and pul In nominal Ion bin friend. Owen D. Young. If this happens II will make Re publicans thoughtful. 'Hie "mil hoard motor" idea, UHed for years on little bonis. Is success fully applied to the air. Myrten Johnson, from Oakland's field In a glider Willi n :ut-horse-power engine attached, went up 1 1. iIihi feet. Hoys nnd young men will wnnl to experiment with thai. John MacDomild. years ago, KWore that Tom Mooney and Mil lings were responsible tor a bomb I bat destroyed many lives. Now he swears bis original testimony was perjury-' If he is telling Hie truth this lime, Mooney and Hil lings will, of course, be set free. How are the seven justices of California's supreme court to know whether MacDonuld. was lying then or Is lying now? Knowledge or bu Ulan nature may help. One thing Is certain, MacDonuld committed per luiy, then or now. The governor and the Judges mlghl well hcnltaln to keep men In Jail on his testi mony. Attempts tn expose "the Russian red conspiracy to overthrow our government" lakes n comic opera turn. A political leader among colored men said Russia was very active among his followers nnd had con- keeping the bowels, kidneys and liver in splendid working hapeiu fill you with vigor and tlrele en ergy you'll most forgotten had ex isted. The urge for netvltv Will bn so m. Pi.i..l Hint i.vi.ti t the end of a hard day- work you'll feel ready for any social activity or recreating -ymi cnn play as hard as you work. Ami after two weeks your excess flfHli MtitrlM to ltd you'll know It ff..j t nee It the scale will tell the story. As fine, once corpulent man re markrt '1 feel no energetic that I want to get up with the lark and I'm Just a lively hn a cricket." Kruschen Halts is not a purga tive or a cathartic, hut a real sys tem comlltloner and for those who are the vh'ttrtiM of constipation or toxemia Its Hailv u'ee soon rnetins hllxsful regularity. I (Jet nn ! cent bottle of Kru ! sehen Killts - lasts 4 Weeks at 'Jurrnln ft Woods, or any druggist . In file world. tind your feet can be as comfortable as his Police Last WORK SHOES Pound) . . . Pound I . . . Pound 1 On the pavements all day as he makes his rounds . . . day or night . . . rain or shine . . Jiis beat must be covered. He couldn't keep up if his shoes weren't perfectly comfortable I We decided there were lots of men who would welcome such shoe-comfort ... so we designed this sturdy Black Calfskin with a double sole . . . ventilated in Bole . . . riveted steel shank for arch-ease ... and a regular "bull-dog" toe. Be sure to see this shoe . . . it's a remarkable value at, a pair, $4 PENNEY veiled "about twenty of them" to commiimsm. Tweuly colored communists Mini Id hardly upset our govern- lieut New York polrce. thinking they had discovered the "red nest" from which Russian documenis were M A U V E IL TLT FLAV0IHL Delicious as a well-served meal . . appe tizing us ca'viur ... distinctive as the smart est restuurnnt . . . this is "Canada Dry"! ill' ' ' (DO ; CANADA DRY" Tlte Cluimpagtie of Ginger Ales Copco Preferred Shares Pay 6 INTEREST QUARTERLY THE INVESTMENT IS SAFE I THE SHARES HAVE A BROAD AND READY MARKET. YOU RECEIVE A STEADY INCOME. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD UP YOUR CAPITAL. . Wrlu lo INVK8TMKNT IIKPARTMKNT ; j ( 1 . THE CALIFORNIA OREGON TOWER COMPAWT w "Ytr Pirtun ftCbfl PrtrMi MEDFORD. V&ftJff OREGON in our new .98 GO. sent broadcast, raided a drug storo belonging to n loyal Tammany man who happened to sell goods to the Russian Ainlorg Trading Corpora- lion for lis hospital. Mr. Shiifrnn, the honest Tammany druggist, is not a communist und does not wnnt I to divide with anybody. P. k-' a- I
