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MEDFORD MATL TUTBUNfi, MEDFORt),' QKEflpy, WEDNESDAY, 'AFHUST f. 1030.
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PERMITTED
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he contracted tlini
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.Residence Charge Is Un
jj changed Business Area
if Pays Increase, According
If to Amount of
If Estimated in Schedule
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A revision of the Hcliedulc. ot
feutcH for tfio collection and haul-
Spr of garlMiye,'. which makea nu
jrhunge In the $1 rharcc for dvvell
J jnk 1 the residence districts, but
ijicrmlts the Clly Sanitary Service io
! (increase the charge Jn the hunincMi
jllHtrict, o hh to make tho luttcr
J fnoro equitable than heretofore, was
, AinanlrnoiiHly adopted by tho clly
j c ouncil lnt jilnht, after the special
commit too had studied the suhject
) ror . months, in cooperation with
!nho business men'n committee and
fjiana;er Jone of the City Uurb
I ic company.
't The hew rat oh cha run a m I u 1 -jpnum
of (3 per month for tdx-diiy
' ftervlco In the biiHlneK district and
'ti maximum all the way up to $U,
f According to tho anmunt of refuse
jnd ffarbage handled, and gives the
j liarbaKo company the riht to bur-
( Uln individually with I'auh hotel
j und rentaurunt.
' A supplementary Hchcdulc of
rates for various cIuhhch of bust
j fuwn, which liad not been elnssi
,iled before, win also adopted,
jc Tho new Kchedule Htltl leaveH the
Kurunjjo collection anil ban ling
ji-alea for Medford'K husincsa dltitrict
(lower than other el Ilea of Hh size
In the Htale, and Is a compromise
Bwllh the Karhae company, which
had requested that the charge be
made on the ciihfc yard bnnln, The
com'promiHc given the company
only about half of tho lnciXMi.se
asked for.
The new aehedulo of rates 1m us
follows:
Proposed
New
Mill.
Residence .
llarber shops
Apartment Iiouhch ....
Cigar stores
Cigar more, bill!
urdn, pool and
CUl'dH
Confectionery stowi
Ucimrt merit store....
Prug KtoreK
Kleetrlc stores
Fruit companies and
3.00
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JOHN H. LOCK
Painting Docorating
Fin Interior Work a '
-, Specialty
Phone 118
Furniture uteres
( lumgcH
I bird ware mUhch
llutely with cafes
Hotels with tales,
special art ange
menlH with spec
ial service made
accordingly.
Cafes, rates and ser
vice are mad1-- un
der special ar
rangement. Jewelry flutes .y
Meat shops
Men' f u r n Ishlngs
and clothing
Machine shops
News stand
Rooming houses
Service stations
(iroeery stores
Millinery stores and
shops -
Refuse "' -
Supplementary Schedule.
Rate $1.50 to $3
JSeauty parlors.
Plumbers,
Rate fi.TiO to $4
Art goods.
Artist supplies.
Illcycle whops.
Dance pavilions.
Kuiieriil parlors,
Jtate $2. Ml to
Auto electricians.
Auto service stations.
Auto stages.
Auto top shopH.
Awning shops.
Hank.
Hook stores.
Ilattt-ry shops.
Itlacksmlth shops.
Cash registers.
Radio shops
Secondhand stores.
Sheet metal works.
Shoe stores.
Stationers.
Welding Shops.
Rate 2. fit) to $s
Advertising agencies.
Auto pain shops.
Itate $3 to 9i
Atlto accessories.
Auto body shops.
Auto freight lines.
Carpets and rugs.
Cleaners and dyers.
Milliners.
Music si ores, - -Sporting
goods.
Theaters.
Rale $3 to $7
Auto repairing.
Holders.
Cabinet makers.
Candy Jobbers.
( 'andy maim fact invrij.
Klectrio contractors.
Klectrle; supplies.
Feed and seed.
Foundries
Poultry hikslnciis
Fountain lilnehen
Job printing
Rate 93 lo $S
Auto agencies.
Auto equipment.
Rate 93 to .$!-"
Creameries.
Dry goods, r T- " ....
Hospitals,
Nowspapcr (weekly).
Tire shops,
Kllte $3 o 91 fi
Auto wreckers,
Rakerles,
Fruit and product (wholesale),
(ii'ocers (wluib'sale),
XewspaperH (dally).
Packing houses. 7c per yd.
Auto eninp gi'nundM, Due, per
cabin or 75e per yd.
Canneries a n d manufacturing
plants, 7"ie per yd.
"Lawful Larceny", at Rialto
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GUGGENHEIM I
BACKER OF SKY
llflic- liiiiiicjpi mill (LoviII Slii'i'iiiuii In a hii'iio ri'niii "Jiuwful
l.iirci'ijy," liri Inlift ull lulklne picture uliirlt bliuli a two lu-g run
ill I lie l-'i. ICiillln Ihcillrr loilny.
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CALLED BY DEATH
W. II. Moelter, a resident and
butitnoss iinni q Mudfurd for nearly
Jo yeuis, died at IiIh homo on North
liarllet Mrout at 11:45 p. in. .Tues
day. Mr. Meeker lius been In fall
iiiK Iicallh for several years and his
passing was not uncxpGcted. He
whh born at MeUotiough, N. V.,
August 1T, isrr, uged 71 years, II
mniiihs and 10 days.
When a small Imy he came west
with his pareuls and settled In
EASY DRIVE FOR.
VALLEY PEOPLE
ROCKETJESTS
Prof. Goddard Expects to
Send Missile to Height of
75 Miles Take Air Sam
ples. XHW YOKK. Aug. ((.(Ex
periments in shooting rocket to
extreme altitudes, financed by Dan
iel Guggenheim, will be carried on
by Prof. Hubert H. Goddard of
Clark university, Worcester, Mass.,
at Hoswell, N. M. That site was
selected because of favorable at
mospheric conditions.
Prof. Goddard has been conduct
ing rocket experiments since 1912
with the aid of the Smithsonian
Institution, Clark university and
tho Carnegie Institute. Guggen
heim recently mado u grant to per
mit further work.
At Hoswell, small rockets will
be sent up first and finally one
capable of ascending from 50 to
"5 miles will be sent up by gas
propulsion and with parachutes to
regulate the speed tho return to
earth. The rockets will carry ther
mometers, barometers, electrical
measuring apparatus, air traps to
colloc samples of air at various
altitudes and other Instruments.
Pending completion of prepara
tory work Jt cannot be announced
how soon the work at Hoswell will
begin.
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CJEATER LAKE, Ore., Auff. 6
(Special) Hundreds of people
motored to tho rim of Crater
Jiko Hunday and many local
people were in evidence. It hus
become such an easy trip that'
valley residents do not think of j
a t rl p to Crater 1m ke as any
thing more than a nice afternoon ,
drive. ' , I
Tho weather has been wonder
fully cool and although there has;
been n little hazo from forest 1
Illinois, where ho mew to manhood I Iir,a near tno JiomI section, the;
and was married to Clara Hrown,;10 liaft JUH.1 us heautiful,
who survives. They then moved as ever. (
to Mansoii. Iowa, whom thev re-1 a,ul Airs, H. S. Sntlth of I
r.ided until coming to Oregon in
PHOENIX
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Med ford were Sunday visitors at
Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. " Kmil Moljr and
daughter, Kdna of Medford spent
Ho had been a lii' lay member
of the Mullindlst church and en
Joyed a wide acquaintance through
out the county.
Hesddes his wife he leaves one
Hon, C. A. Meeker of this clly, and
two Kislers, Hatlie Shadduck of
Portland and Klla Anderson of Med
Tord. Kuiieral services will be held at
Mm I-'irst M. K. church at 2::t
Krlduy. Itev. A. G.
conduct the services, assisted by
Itev. Itelknap. Kntombmeut will he
lu Med In id maiiKoleum Conner
Kmmral I'at'loiH in chargo of ar-raiiKementH.
Oregon Weather
Talr tonight and Thursday; fogs
along the coast; moderately warm
in tlio interior. Gentle, southerly
winds cm coast.
SIGI OF FINE
COFFEE EVERYWHERE
N!C and the following year Mr.
Meeker entered the mercantile bus
iness ii nd was the founder of the
present M. M. Department Store. I Saturday afternoon at Crater lake.
A group or .Mumoru iroys mo
toring to Crater J.ako last. -Sunday
were Stan lUden, Keith ; FJnncl
and Dan Phelau.
M r. and M rs. George Walker
und daughters, Mrs., 'Aiken und
Winifred Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. William Cole 'in of Med
lord were visitors at Crater laku
Sunday.
Jack Jtferma of Medford visited
llennett will at Crater lake Tuesday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Orval Shores spent
a few hours at Crater lake on
SMtiday. They returned lo Med
io rd In tho evening.
Mr. und Airs. C. M. Kidd of
Medford spent a short time at
Crater lake last Sunday.
Miss l.ucy Oatman and n party
of friends stopped at Crater lake
for a fhort visit, en rouio from
Diamond laku to Medford. Miss
Oatmnn has been employed at
Diamond lake.
Miss Kosnui Kenney, who has
been employed at the Cafeteria
for tho past three years, left Cra
ter lake last week for Medford, to
leave In a very short time for
Alaska, where she will tench
school. Miss Kenney in well known
in Jacksonville and Medford.
M rs. Kvclyn Dew Nye of Med
ford and Miss Jue Kalston of Al
bany arrived by stage yesterday
to spend several days ut the lodge
visiting with friends. J lot It young
women were employed at the
lodge last season.
George Gates of Medford was
a, visitor at Crater lake Monday
morning'.
Visitors from Medford last week
were Stanley Sherwood. Mabel
Swiinson and Miss Dorothy Coombs.
Visitors of prominence at the
lake this past week were Judge
and Mrs. J. C. V It-kern, Cebul,
Philippines; Judge Qeorge K.j
lleuch and son of Montclalr, N. J.;
t. Hazard Perry of Montclalr and
Craig W. Whitney of Garden City, I
N. Y.
Dr. ii ml Mi'8. Howard A. Selp
of Altcntowu. Pa.. Visited Crater,
lake last week-end. This was their
rceond trip in nine years.
Guests this week-end at Crater
lake Included Mr. und Mrs. 1). 13.
Llewellyn and daughter of Don
Angeles, who hold largo oil in
terriits In the south.
Charles D. Gable, of the national
park nervlco, wan a visitor Inat
week at Crater lako In tho inter-.
ests of th service.
Mr. Chnrleii M Spalding and'
niece. Miss Louise Clnrke, Mrs. J. 1
V. Clarke und Miss Imilw Kngllsh ;
of Chicago, spent the week-end at
Crater lake. They fire very promi
nent In Chlengo social circle.
V, Peters of Hamburg, Germany,
and K, Franco of San Francisco. I
are spending several day at
Crater lake.
Mr. and Mrs. E. IX. Klmenr of'
Honolulu havo been visiting at
Crater lake this week.
PHOKXIX, Ore., Aug. 6. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mr. Jess Ed wards and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briscoe and
family enjoyed a picnic dinner at
Casey's on the Itogue Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Maust and
son Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Jniimm
and daughted Winifred ?pent Sun
day picnicking on the Applegato.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Germsta, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Uttlefield spent Sunday
picnicking nt Casey's camp.
Mr. and Mrs, Noah Chandler and
daughter Irene and Mr. and Mrs.
Hon ham and daughter May and
Mr. Dunham's sister. Eunice Bon- j A
ham were in Crescent City Satur-1
day night and Sunday. Mr. and'v
Mi's. Chandler and daughter Irene
returned to their home hero and : i
Mr. and Mrs. Itonham and family
remained at Crescent City.
Mr. Peebler of the Hlue Flower
lodtre and dauuhter ltuth snentl
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K M ED FRIDAY
August 8th
7:30 P. M. to 10:30 P. M.
Sunday at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Caster spent
S u ida y i t the ho me of M r. a n d
M17U..O, Caster nt. Eagle Point.
M lss Do rot hy Cajless returned
to her home here Sunday from a
vacation visit in San Francisco
She was accompanied homo
Miss Florence Newburn of Victoria,
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by the Carleps home for an indefinite j having pjient tho past evml days ercises of the .Bedford uiriiort -M6lj-
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ore claimed by Mid. G H. It clw
ftnlfon of Talent, who tiled nuit in
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errled hr Trtt her AesTm&ttu'n and
that when q nlklmt hack lo her
home ,h1i w.ii Kirnck ly n !;t!m;
HUto ad suffered I'ltinful Injuries.
The in-cident took pl:ice July 6.
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