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Pi. MEPTOKP WATT TRIBUTE, MEDTTOTj OREfiOX. RrmVY.' FfiT'ST X 10.10. PXOE SEVEN-. t if a-iin .3 BEAUTIES SAIL FOR GALVESTON PAGEANT nr.TiidiT. M. Ilii in.uiri, Nun oiinty today,' I rntn yefti'i'day. is at Abler Spriims n ri'lt-tered there. NKW YtiRK, Aug. L'. 0V) ', SALKM, re Au. 2. W WlMitever it is nn argument lor; Walnuts In tho north part of Mr is imt b ar. but receipts of the fi.ii county will be about a 50 war aurd tiie HUaauitfhip t-"aii- iwe mut mou In -the opinion of f. rnia during a six-day eruise out S, H. Van Trump, county ftult l .New Vuik Lu nowhere iu par- timnUi; . iku:terla4 blight f Ja lieular. Just n voyage, were $0000. worse than usual this sen nun. bo !nlithul work it lor 111." tJfiT -;im Miiyor Cluuiea Howies in tliu re- mm lit toilay by polke for ques tion u in Lor.iHTiiun pith the ( s-UyhiK of Jerry Hutkloy. l-oliiirul eominontalor for radii) station WM !(.'. .csiry oil ir ItflJ'H'll'd 1 1 Jo hunt its hail ' m automobi-s rat' r? int were reported irutu if the eounlry. oilier hiintr oilier parts Hiram M o o r e. of Kalamasno 1 county, M ieh.. invented the fore rtinnei' ol' ihc inoilet u combine j yearv ;it:o. ' ' : says. i Cove-- $stHM) (mini issue sold to provide funds for loiistiiii'tfnn of new uvntnahiii. The Dalles Furniture store Improved. .1. U. DneheVty being extensively Ordinance Framed Forfrei sentation Following PfO::' test By Citizens Against ' Barking, Etc. & DOG HOSPITAL pN RIVERSIDE MAY BE TABOO i I if ' . II.' L i 1 j ft ' , fgjfi I i A i WILLOWS, Cal.: AUK. .'.)- ' 1 I J', jtf"4: :1 IrSI M 1 .f- X if 1 . : K-ver.il thmixnml Humeri stalked - iH iWi' 0 1 WW fiZn . ' : Medford Will Celebrate ; ' TOMORROW : 1 The city council in. .lieetl -Uipt- protests, which have Ioijk heen made by residents in the neighbor hood of the dog hospital on Riv erside nt the north - end of the city, will probably pass an ordin ance in the way of providing some relief for the people of that sec tion, probably .to do away with the dog boarding house and .pound feature of the hospital.: City Attorney F ra n k P. Fa rre 1 1 is1 now engaged in drawing . up the ordinance, which will be pre sented to the council fgr action at its meeting next Tuesday night. :-t Although the residents of that section voted a change of.: .zone about two years ago to pmvide for the building of the ' dog hos pital by Dr. tftone in its present loQation, a few months after the establishment of the hospital com plaints began reaching the city. of ficials that the hospital was -a nuisance, as the burking of the dogs prevented them -'from sleep ing at night and was also itmerve wrecking niusance Sin daytime. Two weeks ago the ceomplatniug became more pronounced, 1 hence the preparing of the remedial ord inance. All efforts of the city, of ficials to amicably iron out- the feature complained of havu hith erto been unavailing. . . The complaining residents who did not enter objection before the hospital was builL say they un derstood that the institution would be- only for sick dogs, but that since its inauguration it has also been used as a boarding house for dogs when their owners leave the city, etc.. and also that it has long hopn used for the impounding of stray dugs gathered up by the dog catcher. The contents of the ordi nance are not known except that its provisions will tend to give the asked -tor alleged nuisance relief. The Humane society is building its new animal shelter headiiuart oi'H in the fairgrounds vicinity, which will not be ready for use for two months yet, and inquiry developed yesterday that the soci ety has expected to keep the im pounded dogs at the dog hospital until the new quarters are ready. The complaining citizens say that the lonesome boarding dogs, jwd.,;he. impounded stniy..jnea, (la most' of the barking and howling and not the sick dogs. The Rev. Alexander O. lennett. of the First Methodisi Kpiseopal church received the "unex'peeted mrssago yesterday of the coming to Medford of the liev Dr. Thom as D. Yarnes, of Salem, to be guest of the chureh over Sunday, artd occupy the pulpit thit Sunday morning at the 11:00 o'clock hour of public worship. Dr. Yurnes is the new district i uperlntondent of Methodist churches of southern and eastern Oregon, succeeding the Hew Dr. Ml. A. Marry, who was transferred in the Salem district. It will be hi flrrt official visit to Medford. end Dr. Hennott calls all local of f Heal members to be at the e. buret, service to extend the wel come to the new official. As a recent pastor of thy Meth odist church in Klamath Falls, Dr. Ynrnes Is well known for his ability and administrator of rh'ureh affairs. Utter in the sca pun he will come to Medford for the session of the quarterly con lerenee, over which ho officially presides. LOCAL TREE BOY . iBYUOlJM i I'p 11 0 hours at miilnls-lif. waiter iioimcs. li. M-dfnrd firf and only tree sitter, wan continu ing to enjoy the experience when th.. clock tolled 12- "c has lost none of his enthusiasm and is looking forward to the time when he will he ahle to come down out of the tree, acclaimed as the ch.implon. Ills health is In perfect condition, enrournsed !y regular diet r.nd settinc up exercises each morninc. 'An eastern newspapermen. pass im: thrnuuh Medford. called on Walter yesterday, nske.l unite a number of questions and told him if he heoame champion to furnish him with n picture as quickly as possible. Tree slttlne has Its pro fits, Walter has learned. Paul Horner cleaned and pressed some clothes for him diirlnc the week and promised he would do It ttualn. It s no wonder the underworld It so rotten when you observe the kind of Important citl7cns it pals with. -Chlco Cnl.) Record. SJkh h ) Pit vhy 1 , . .. ' j. . ,r AMQdattd Press thote I JTf? ' A group of eattarn beauty will compete In the International boauty pageant,. Left to right: Elsie Waters, "Miss Philadelphia-,' Patricia Lee, ."Miss Albany," and Lorna BiDCONlE-liiicicfl SPRAYONfRUll FOR SEASON.3.87; PRODUCER ?W1LL 1 iiv sv-tiiin Covt-r iui iiiy: cnntrtil of thp second brood wnrm.s.! and -n Very ininoruint atmty ifiJli-;! ples und pear.s are to bo lieiJt'.cleao,' should be a)plied by August !th,j i ... i r'.. ......... P tlw. ' " .... ... Hotllliern oreKon f.x perimeni nia- - .,.,.., h.i thrmiuli- tion and 1.. .I'. Wilcox, county !' "'V weather prevailed ,,lr" 'J ' . out the month. .Maximum teniper- 8ont. I . ...,,. i,ln Moth traps under observation j show that n-hlwh peak of wormsj will be hatehiiiK alioul. the lllh f j Aimust and all pctirs and apples, .should be covered with an arsen ate of lead spray prior to that date! if worm injury 4 is to ho reduced, to the minimum. . j Powdered arsenate of lead, two! pound to the hundred alloim of, water. Is sufficient for all varieties of nearR. . ' .. ' For. upples, three pounds of. P0Vdsred Mtktmif of lead to (he " porature of 62 dettrees. hundred (talloiiB of Avator In orch- yih an abundance of sun .M ds where arsenate of lead is to (:i,m, nd colltlnuoUR dry welith be used only. Oi-cbardists havilii; whlcir Is seainable for .Inly i had worm problem can improve1, , lh, vicinity, erop ttrowth and ibclr control bv iislnir an oil-lead compilation sprav at this time. The I combination beins as follows: One gallon Hfjht type summer oil omul slon. plus one-half pound casinate spreader, plus two pounds arsen ate of lead to the hundred gallons of water. Spray thoroughly, eoverincr the surfaee of all fruits. The .second brood worms are the one; doinK the most damage, therefore, grow ers should Increase their efforts nt this time ho that a clean crop "f fruit will reau It. SPECIAL CACHET FOR AIR LETTERS Manny local citizens have taken!' advertise Med ford's new airport bv imtlllne nilr mall h tters rastern relntives anil ineiios. These will he moiled Monday and will bear n special cachet for the dedication of tho airport which Is bound to he in Kieat ilemanil ; i.v Htnmii collectory. Several I thousand letters have already been received and many more w ill doubtless be mailed today, letters should nil be deposited In the spe cial mail box in front of the Med ford shamber of t'onmieice today in order to, receive the dedication imprint. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune Vlrflln Station) A crever; radio entertainment fenturini; several talented youn co-eds of tK University of Ore Ron Will be presented by the California Oreiton 1'ower company Tuesday nlKhl, Aim', nth over sttl tl .11 KMKI). The proKrain Is en tirely orlKinnl and I made up of nn attractive array of snappy onK selections, Instl uniontnl num bers, clever wisecrack n nil even lap dnncinu. Amontf the V. "f o. students who- wilt' take part are Cecile Cos, soprnrlo, Vlntlnin iwker. contralto and "blues" sins er. Ceraldlne Thompson. vidin n'd Alice llolmhach. piano. A si-tlns these co-ed artists will be Frona Hray. local reader and sont v ilter. Y.n Dell iJintls. tap dancer and Helen Kdmlston. ijiaillste. MAliK ISLAM). Val.. A,1K. 2. II. Ai Heactl. Los Aimcles. enKineman on the r. K. navy 1e strover Trever. dleil from scalds received when a steamllne pipe blew out In the engine room. Mis June l-Mna ' Hopper nl Coltaee street is recoverlns from a .econd operation on her arm as result of an auto accident near Hoaeburg recently. queens outward bound from New York The. m o n t h I y ineu-proioKicui noie:for July, as prepared : 1y V'm.'J.' Huli ljlson.. head, nf jtlie Medford - weathel' stlltitm; ' tive: fis follows: iMi.mi- skies Willi normal warm I'leai skies Willi normal oT.:neH wfi,' m-n.-i..i.j - ffir the period. 'I'luro no ..niiKiMilK. hiL'h tempeiatiires and all muxiiliuin daily ineruioiiieiui nndiiiiR' wore below the lUO-ile-tyee mark, the liilltiost reuclieil be Inp ll deKieea- occurriliB tho 2'Jnd. I'or the miist part . the v'.hMk were uuol with lowest loin-, pi-ratureo aveniKiiiK 04 deKreos and with the lowest recorded be- Ins 47 deitrees on the HUH, niac !nu an absolute runne in Ll'IO- ,,r ..rjiins maiie riiikUl ...'.., ' 11 ,, r v e s I I n K of small , , ,innc under idi'al the eather conditains nurnw wtnir davs of the moutn No ineasuraiiie iiih.u.i. . jinitatinn f,.ll duiiliK tne iiioi-i".. uii the 27th passing tnunovi-i torin ocKisioneil a so...... hort duration in t"e valley but umount of ralnian inr t be nieasur ,1 and was recoro.-.. I trace. The normal nnuitini infall for July Is "..Hi iiieio-". Vho ' evident shnrluKo n'w bllnus the total deficiency ol ! urecipilution lor me s'r- I KIOII t .liilv 31. ' lemoei i. ; , i. 5K7 inches. As ciin" ;. the corresponding pe.b. .inly :n. 1 '.t'.i. tills " " n -is Inchee less than the m."' tl.nt season. The follow:,,. Is ';'m""r,'U"'' Max K4 i.i.-i l IVI'.IIAM. Wash.. A 11 K .Ljohnnv Shields, for the past , years champion of Dartmouth . ., ,! recent Winner of till' Jennie citv title, today won me Washlnrton state amateur championship here from Duncan, a up. 2 " "n ;. hcillild r.ti-hole match. A Itolf Alec In n year from final i ato. Duncan won the tine i l,ls fellow i r the same attlelle m no- tournaiiient. - CiaHltied (.dverllilng itou raaulta. I Dale . Nil ' I , m r,r I mi 'l i, -. - , - r. i: II i ! " ;:' ! I ' nr. i 's ; Ml aS Tl i; s s s.H: Hotel Medford 'i l Dinner $1.25 1 1 , u 7 s ' " 4 V, "The Food Is Better l' Z::::. J J 7 ; , at The Medford . . ! ZZ.ZZZ jj j j IN JmRSljjl AttoclaltA Press thoto for Galveston, Tex., where they fiosal, "Mi Brooklyn;" vera Rodinoff. "Mjss New York." , I lv-inwus in tlietheQliical wofUI fm hitiTlii-j. jiroductiouM in -isew i'oi'K ;'Hy. PJijrenz 551eBfehl, IK' com pan led by" bin family and party, is scheduled to arrive in .Medford within the next two weeks for a fishing trlp'to 'lhe Ur,Kue river. ueeortlinK to reliable Inltil inaiion last eveninn. lie 4k to Jirnive here from tlie Houih mi bis-private ear ami miiy .possibly j-pend several' days in southern Oregon. Arraimemetil; ate,ibeinn made for the entertainment nf the party. - ' Vhn questioned late lust' hiiiht, A. S. Hosenbanm, dlstriet p:iHHiMi Br ucnt for the ,Southern"l'aeli-it- railroad, while not neqfmliiliiti 1 with definite inronnatiotrl"iidmit j ted that he knew of arranKenteri l-lns sponsored for Mr. 1 Zter; I feld's visit. ! It !.. t-m.rl M-I1..I-.. lie ..... hu i,...,. in be ltnirue i river and it is likely that sueh In- fc filiation will not be made pub lb . in view of A! :. Ziej-'feld s ib Mire to be away from the jmbl it eve as much as possible y4tilohi Medford. Moving pictures of the Nortll- i west Air tonrnind the biw defllra i lion celebration at the Medford j airport will be taken tomorrow jly the. adverllsiiiff department of j the California Oregon I'ott'er com pany. IMclnros of the noted pilots i.nd their plallee. the air circs and other inlerestiiiK events will be Included 111 tile footneo. These Minis will be combined Willi oilier fopco films sIloWitlR llle ilevelop- ment of aviation In Medford from the time the first air mail arrived :. the old airport ueveral years eiro. Sunday Dinner Ore and Bullion WILDBI-RCi BROS. SMM.riNf. ft HI-FININOCO. Oft 742 Mtkt S(.,Sn FfiroxO Htnt: cwvnh San Hitkiki i S V nnonn Mnuicc nr I 'i.i iStfiT trinrrt r i i j ' i .1',.. : -, '.'( 1 V ,v . : : i : . , ! (, Medford National Bank Medford, Oregon ' ' Don't Miss tlie Medford Air port Dedication Monday Sponsored by Medfor4 Post American Legion You Savers .... who want tho highost yield possible WITH SAFETY will do well to deposit your surplus funds with this long-established Building & Loan Associa tion. We have paid , 6' -7 8 on our various classes of dock which are designed to suit the needs pf the individual. s . , . Investments In Paid-up Stock earn dividends from date of deposit. THE NEW Is one of Sqijthern Oregon's most valuable assets, and, in officially dedicating it tomorrow, the people of the Rogue River Valley will express their confidence in the future of aviation and of Medford. ' t.; . h '.. -j i i JACKSON BUILDING ASSOCIATION AIRPORT; ill, A NeY Era Begins T Ifdii lttviiii oH M.'.l ford's fine $120,- 000 iiirport will mark a now era in tho (levcltiiiinciit of tliis community and tlif Southern Oregon Country. ( Prosperity will come ito the city that is "air minded." Aviation will play an important part in the future and, with the building of a fine airport, Med ford has established her self as nn important air center on the sky ways of the Pacific (loflst. Medford may justly ' feel proud of her achievement . . . marked by the dedication of her fine airport tomorrow! COUNTY & LQAN --?..( .ir 4 UJ i -
