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" BEDFORD MAIL. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 22.-1031. .
i i i i i ..
ocal and
Personal
ltiilii. Mill. An i:uni!i li-l
-.tftv . Vr J- Hulcln, widely
libott ii veteran evat.Helisi, a hem
revival service In MeHfurrt years i
n!0i itiiHPd ho miu'ta civic earn mo- I
tloft and divided ih community I
Into two rump', having1 Just com- j
Hinted a r:in),fiKit i Taeomu, t
V'ah., lai-t Sunday heKun 11 two!
wreks serieH ut metilnjTH in the I
NorihminlMter I'reHbyierian church 1
of Portland. This i hi tenth j
revival campaign In . Portland, '
which Is hiH home city. ' i
linn CunJd I- Active
Marriage licenses were i.-sued
ye terd a y a f ternoo n at Ihe ro u n -ty
clerk office to .lack II rooks,
V, mid :iadyn Miller. both of
Afcrtfoid; Piatt Randall, 'I I, and
lfuoii)e Rufhnell, ifi. both of Med
lord; Andrew Ice, 30, Stewart.
Alaska, and Charlotte Redmond.
3?. Portland ; Theo JJi ontwr. Ti,
and . Velma Trent. I'm, both of
orland, Calif.
To I ' nd pin o 0Mnii ion
J. p. Roberts of the Phoenix
district is a patient in the Sacred
Heart hospital and is to undergo
n major operation there today or
tomorrow.
, The ivy Strnot Market will re
main open Monday for the conveni
ence 0 their many patrons. 333
Rogu River Man Injured
While ut work on thf new
bridge, over, 'Rogue river, south of
the' city limits of Grants Pass,
last- Thursday. W. C. Hads of
Rogiier River ' iitumbled over a
floor - JolKt and fell down a steep
bank,-, cutting hbi left ear badly
atid, alfo. feevwing a small jit tery.
R 'C(pfred several stitches to sew
up the Injured ear.
. At. Jaelfaionville. , New Fordson
Tractor demonstration at II. Neld
ermeycr's farm, Mo ml ay afternoon.
IVH. 23. :J3
Arrive lifm Vancouver
,,.Mni. Rose Frost and small son
from Vuncnuver, Wash,, arrived
yesterday to spend the week-end
wilfc , her. parent. .Mr. .and Mrs.
W. R. Hu Uncle, and her sister,
Mr. Koii Knuis(n. ol this city.
Kwr K?-ado A raw milk, call SI) 9
(Miuobell Dairy,- Two deliveries.
Katinon Run On
t The salmon run Is, on In the
Rogue, according to reports in
Grants Pass brought to this city
yesterday by Tom Fuson. local
Utigler. The . water Is still too
nruddy for spinners, however, so
not much fishing. 1s being done.
Tor RTfide A raw milk, fall rr!i,
Campbell Dnlry. Two deliveries.
tf
Called By Father's lllnrwM .
Mr. and Mrs. noliert Rarrack
and' fl 'afld Mrs. Marvin1 Itarrack
of Med fold .were in Grams Pass
last Wednesday, hating been call
ed 10 that city hy. tho erous III
of Mm. Rarrnck's father. Mr.
.Montana 5. . .
'.Wrecker .iervice, Phono
(Uewlf Super Service Station
day and night.
3.100.
Open
335
VWItct Kuiinuth Cltj
t Among ( .Med ford folks visiting
Kl.tmath Fa 11h , arly last week
Wflre'Mf. and Mcfl. Al Hansen.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOtt-IIKXT- Niwtyt furnlHliiMl
fnnm, honifil. ."ir lnly. 3 4 I .in
, thUy.aa rail 37-V. -..Ma
I'-OU ItKNT -- KurnlHtiiMl houw.
'Him' N". ('entral. IihiuIic 111
fts S. omnil. I'hmu' Ui3-I..
IS 31
UKNT S-rnotn motloin fnrn.
Apnii., in s. iini-tivu. :i:i:iir
TrtK SAI.IC !onrt N'pwlnwn up
flo, ;5c pir hnx. 11. S. Chlri!
tvln, U. It. t. MiMlford. 3.1!'
UIvAI. . I'.STATK llAltdAIXM
JS'I, Ai'UKS ndjnlnliiff (Vimiil
J'nlnt, -rnom Iiouhp, bin tnii-.
. Fhndo1 trOM,. Kf'ful "ll. not Irri-
(ERtcrt. f)n ninln rnrt. I.li;htn
Btul' phnixv- cionrt wpII. Itlfiil
' inr Kraln', rhlrkens or turkry '.
t?.fio. I'jixy trniH or tnirtp for
MITonl r.li1fnrp.
HEAI. fU'V "tnc Mi in SW Mnl-
ford. Nnr nfv hoIuioIm jind
.fUtrl Itouap. roncrcto fotimltt
. l!tm rondy to luilld on utui iiimv
ir:ir:icr. nunrnilti'vri tlllf. Only
lr,o.fto.
li APR KM Raul McnTord, New
4-room hon; plnntPrcd. Ivtthr
. hurdwood floor., flropliu'., t-lty
nalir. IlKht. rhlt'hpn hnunp. u:ir
oka and wnoilKlU'd. Ioli. of dor
fioK. Kino inirden. Pile. Ini-ludi-.i
furnllur.. mid :'3 clilrkpin, l,:'(io
ir.tio down.
f'.Of)l) G-ronm l Ii vie I'd hniwc;
limh,' enncrvi foundation, ar
nd u-nodfdtPri. .War hluh
.rhool. Total iric tj.non. only
JUd down. Hal. Ilkp ronl.
MVIXY nrw 4. room nl.t.HtcrPd
tioi,.; hath, plrclilo tr m.
tpni. J'i ncrc.H rUh Mill on J'vMIp
liawd Itltlinny. (J.iraKo anil
chli'krii hoimr IS.lilin. .any
IprniK: , ,a i ,., p m..,,. lM
with 4-ioom tilantoivd iioti.r;
'K.trao. barn and iioultry houhi.;
fiviTino wiit- i.s.tiii.
It Uli at I'-' ton. Trrnia
A Imr-
-inin.M iioiimo ,, w, t M
rial.r(d: flno lot. nhadr, hath,
laundry irayn. Ktiraito and wood
nid. narxaln nt i;,r.on.
i'-j AO HUM. miiiinlfl.rnt l.iill.llm,
on Oak knoll ovorlooklnu
Jl.'dford Ka -Id... , !. .,t,.r
and Hchti. ava:irhp. '.i,,,,!,,
' J,?u'twl'h dandy. riLnUaro
Woodshpd. Total priro i-iui
'IVrniK nr Jl.ian ra.),.
nf';)' ,58 ' (ann. 4 miip,
Mrdford; 10 iimp .i1ltlv,.i,.,,
.' . 0,,!. '"" l"i'. l
Umlwr. 3 -room Ii.iii,.p. chirk,.,,
Trie ;.d(ta. (Mpnr ami goo.l
nil, lo iradp tor Xli-.ii.ii, ,..i.
drnro nn.l .ay oa., dirfirrnrp
"I. IIAVK K.vpinl finp, w,. ,,.
provrd dtphk to ti,,.
Modfonl rritldrm-p. .ln. t,".
limp to Iradp. Sep in.
S liOtS. i llnitaPH. 4 itini, and
1 romo. HidPwnlkH, fiff.i t,,.,.,
rlly tvalpr. Ilt-ht.. toiiPt. o)y
-. I.10A down hal. fll a
month.
D. KMII.I.ai;d
421,. East Alain 3M
Is
Here From CorvullU
Mlwt Lucy A. tune, HpeeialiHl In
nutrition at Oregon Sim,, college,
h-ft lnSt niirht for 4'orvn Hi' 'after
MM-nlinK iw tins' J" thin HiylKOii Motor nsHociatiun wre .in men
coiircrriiiK with M if. MahH .Mnck,
hoini Hciiionst ration ;iRent, and
;ilt ndiiiic u incctitiK 'if f;irm homc
inrilicru nt thr' liniin1 liiver fJrnnire
hull Friday. . At tin- meeting the
farmers of the (irhrtts 1uki lis-
trie
dofided in take up the home
veKetniile tfh rdiiin,f project. Mis
t'lJtrihei N.v stum Jr:idi-r of home
Heme-nun -ntfn ' v oik. ttrts'nlHo In1
thl city JYiday and Hat in-day
from (V.rvaliis.
Rig 4'oiiuai' Klllcrl
One of Hi In it," tit cougar kill
ed in ilie Doi'enu necilon of Ore
f!n in ninny years vh bugged j
j Veoj;emliiy : by Ituymond Wicks'
,,i,d i.ewis UodRe, the varmint Ite-
ling put to. tree by ihe .lenningK '
I dog. Th cant ineasui-ed eight j
i rce-i anrt t whs fat. weighing 15a
pound n. ''
. i
At ,lai.k4uiville. . ,cw Fordsoni
Tractor denion-uration at Jl. -Veld -I vifil" ' Medford yesterday were
ermeyer'H farm, Monday afternoon, ' M,H- JuIia Iubledny. T. A. llild
Feb. :'3. . 3,(3 ' r,'th- I:- AVelr and Ruth Michell
. ! of Hutu Falls. VJva Saltmarsh of
.now .11110 Licenses
me siierJirs orficv issueil auto
licenses yesterday to Mrs. Frances
I.eland of Medford, Jack Takent hl.
fieorgc Honselman, Fred J'ry and
1. A. Coffin of Medford. Cbarles
Hoots of Ashland.
and W, T.
llrown of Phoenix.
S m a rt S pri ng Millinery
very!
moderately priced
hoes, $2 to 't.
Smart sprint;
l!ox & Shoe Ilox, 2L3 K. Cth St. 337
Irrigation District Ijiws '
A compilation of Important feat
ures of Irrigation district laws of
17 western state has been issued
by the department of agriculture
at Washington, D. (., known an
Miscellaneous Publication 1 03-M.
This will afford easy reference,
especially valuable to state and Ir
rigation disirk-t -officers.
Complete Kleetrlcal .Service.
Greasing AVashlng. Day or night
service. I.ewi.s Super Hervico Sta
tion. 3.'!.',
Nr. Ijiniis Travel
I r. W. 10. l.anlis was a bust
ness visitor from this city
G rants Pass, Wednesday.
(ri!
j
Get a permanent wave now to)
iasi inrti tne spring and summer.
Only $5 nt Kathryn Locatcll's, 230
S. Central, Tel. 1374. 333
Rest Cllniale In World
Ashland and southern Oregon
has the best climate In the world,
said George Mosser, Ashland
chamber of commerce secretary,
when in Medford yesterday after
noon, and be Is a bit sorry to
be leaving this month for south
ern California where he has been
called hy business interests. He
n signed from his Ashland posi
tion a short time a mo hut is bidd
ing the position until his succes
sor has been named. The Gran
ite City climate has been a great
aid for Mrs. Mosser's health, he
said. -and If o,Hh,..'n '.-, iir.. 1.. Iu
not ii h It fn it. .Mr: and ,Ir. Sluwr
will ri'turn to Uiih upotl.tn.
Thr Ivy Strrot .Mark.'t will rp
mali, opun .Monday for tho nliivi.nl
Pnrp of tliolr many patron.. ' 3;i3
TnichiTn' lllll Iti'lVatiil
A hill provldlnit that rro tpach
pr hhall hp pmplnypil hy nny dls
irlrt of Koennd or third rlah nl'tpr
tho niinniil Hrliiiol olpptlon Ik lipid
nnd nhnll not. lip. pmploytsV for n
lipiiod of tnorp Ihnn tlip next
NChool yonr following nplo'ctloii!.,
waa tlpfoatpd liy tlip iiounp of thp
OrPBon I.Tllatiiri hint wprk.
I'tah'H IumI coal $1.1.50 por'Son
off car. .M.'.l. Fuel Co.. T,.. on.
Ylsll Wroni; riaiv
Two youiiK roiipl.'a. Intent , (In
oIuiiIiiImk lllarriaKP H.oiikps. vlolt
p.l Hip ;(M U'lniilp ypNtrid::)! n
the hellpf thpy wt't-o In tho boun
ty lourl Iiuuhp. "Wo mum lip
In thp wrotiK plarp," onrVitros
pi'itlvp liililiKinuni told Ihe inw
pp.'tlvo hrldp w-hpn thoy rnlnp In
tho ti'lnplp alt. ttlMiroarhpit W. 11.
II. 'Howim?, Jti'iimlp puHtodliin, In a
lii llcf ho' WA'thp 1 lounty clork.
Thoy Htartp.l to bo iipntalrH' to thp
IoiIkp riiniti IhlnklnK ronri nfflrpB
wore oi.'Mint floor. Ilnwpvor.
Ihpy wpro Hoon apprlHcd of jholr
mlK.ko nmt apnt on thPir wny
nitons Hip atrppt lo tho court
hollar. :
Krynln'litlow. kodak cliwn. kii
prrmp. Thr IVaslpyx, iiit. llollv
thealer.
tf
Family Mem. Tn II lit '
Mr. and Mm. 11. II. Chamlier
lln nn.l hahy urp now rpsldenl.s of
lllll. havltiK in, noil to thp fall
fornla town from (Told lllll.
I.ovelier waves with Tulip Oil
pprmanenls. Freo shampoo - Men -
..ay. mcsiiny, Wednesday, with
1 flnKiM- waves and mai I, short
hair. Try our new cream rooce.
Ilnwnnn'n. I'hone r,7. 334 I
liS
Gas . .
Tlio fastert fuel' of nil Show tremcndoiig growth
for the year of 193Q over 10M. Tlio essential
fcasona tell yoii wliy- ' 1
1. Ncf Jtptnjtnl on nolliff to'nWitiant. ' '" '
2. The ite( fuel on arih. v
3. The chcpcl controlled fuel available (or cooWino. water
or tpace heatlnn.
4. Appll.mpej with tho lonfleit life.
6. The molt beautiful Appliance!.
6. No cha os for "Serylco Call."
7. tlatea as low as 1 10 of 1c per cu. ft.
Southern Oregon Gas Corp.
Home of Instant Heat"
200 West Main Strcol !
Out of Stall Motorist
Included' unionK the out-of-stt
motoric who reftiHterpd ypwierrtay
ut the local hranrfi of the Or
KkeUnan of Hanilda. Texan, L.
W. JIuih of Hollywood, i 'a llf., I.
I., t'hilc of Oavift. Calif., Otto i
Itehre of Orlanrt. Calif., nnd fl.'soon extinguished
I!. Miller of Oakland, Calif.
I
The Ivy Street Market will re
main open Monday for the conveni
ence of their many patron. 333
Itclurcietl To Saletn
IV. S. Ievens, assistant attorney
general for Oregon, left Medford
Friday evening for hin head
quarters in Salem, after having
spent .several days in Medford at-
tending to court matters
At -Jack.w.nville. New Kurd son
Tractor demonstration at II. Xeid-
rineye, farm, Monday afternoon, j
''',, A.iA-
'
Out , of Town VUiiors
included among the out of town
Jacksonville, Mrs. Minnie J,aw of
Ashland, Hoxie liorden and W. A.
Johnston of Rogue River, Roscoe
J .11 rwo 11 of Prospect. V. A. Davis
of Table Rock. Mrs. Kthe! I fork-
ersmith of iteagle and Mrs, Nettle J
Armprist of Ru h and Cecil
Poole 1
of Prownslioro.
liurn heavy rough and smooth)
blocks; they last longer. Med. Fuel I
at the ISandiCo., lei. 631. tf
Will Not Honor The J'lsli
A committee of Rend merchants
appointed by the chamber of
commerce to sound sentiment re
gardim; cloning on April IS. the
opening of the trout season, has
decided against the iiiopostil and
nus also rejected the adoption (if
Ihe daylight saving plan in (lend.
' Dry fir slabs $."..00 per load. Med
Fuel Co,, Tel. 631. tf
ItarlM r-c Itonnl Se-iH'ta ry Resigim
Medford barbers are Interi'slpd
in the fact that Roy .Veer, secre
tary of ihe state board of barber
examiner for the past since l!l'7
and whose term does not expire
until has submitted his reK-
ignation to Governor Meter on the
plea that he expects to engage in
private business.
Very Special. New sprine hats,
si.ns, ::.! up to ti.yx, at
thi! Km my. Dou lint Shop in M. M.
Store. , 337
Is Selling IriMiruiicr-
Durrcll Rrown, who has tried
fighting and soldiering for a vo
cation, is now taking up the Hell
ing of accident insurance, ho said
yesterday.
Drill Sheet Metal Works does
expert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. tf
Siskiyou rotcs(. Change
District Runger C. D. Cameron
of the Page Creek dlsrlet has been
ransierren to the Umatilla forest
with harimitrtPi ut I'pndh'ton.
and hnH Iippii promotinl from dla
trlot ranfror tf Hitiiprlntpnd.Mit of
road ponHlruptlon. J. II. 1!IIIImcn1c:i.
supprintcndpnl of thp Hlnkiyott
forpst Hcrvlrp, annotlncPH. Mr.
cainornn'H RtiorpMHor, J. KentiPLli
Itlalr. Ik pxtipptod to nrrlvp liorp
I'rlday from thp Frpinont nntlntml
fon-Ht, with hpadcpiartpin at l.alte
vlow. !rantH Paaa Cotliiftr.
NOW 18 the tlmo to apray with
limp nnd sulphur, row, ahrtilf
brry and all fruit trocs. Ti'l. S.riS-W.
339
fallod To (rill nil Point
Mm. Itay Andprs of Klhmath
FiiIIh wiih pallPd to Contra! Point
tho first or last work hy thr dpath
of lior nK.'d Krandmnthpr, Mrs.
Ktizalipth Hrotl.
Stiprlal pilco for' lawn nnd sar
d.'ii dirt. Phono I.J, tf
l.kfn.spH OolliKiuottl Sotitl
lloft owncra or .larkson rounty
uro t-pmindrd that (Iok IIppiispk
will hp tlPllnquont nftpr March l
and draw u penalty of two ilollat-H
for ouch one sold. . Mrenspa nold
at thp county clorka offl.'p yea
terday worn Hold to 11. W. Ilol
man, M. N. Wood and A. Thomp
son of Ashland, William Hess of
Talent, Fred StuiKis of Trail and
W. 1. Stevens and M. '. Jordan
or Medford.
. tur pnv studin Is opposite npw
Holly ThP.lter. Tho Peasleys, If
Meiir.itil l.lllcanlH In Conn
Suit .to lorpe lose ii mortuuuc for
Sl',1311 haj. lieen filed In federal
court In Portland hy the Califor
nia Joint stock , land hank of San
I'lanclseo aitalllst It. V. Williams
and wife of Jackson county. Walt
er II. I.everPttc nnd wire and
.lackson county who hold Hens on
I the property arc made defen.l-
ln,H
I'hone :,4'.'. We'll haul n w a v
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
:'37tf
... flione 520
l-'fnv Call Thin Month
Ha fnr thin month, the fire de
partment haw . received only five
calls and none resulted In any ser
Jouh damage. Fire Chief Roy ICI
liott sntri lant evening. The last
cafl. occurring Friday, involved a
KmUnKe truck. The Mnxe
iv a f
WellH Taxi. I'hone
338
Ucligioiis Test Defeated
in(t nouHe. at waiem Vednen-
nay paw.sed the Bynon bill which
prohibit the ouHtioning of teach
imh m applications for employ-.!
mem an in ineir rengioun iimin-
tions.
' . '
Tiros repaired day or nlehL Iewis
.Super Service- Station. 835
.
Thank Receive! .
We wish to thank the Med ford
Mall Tribuno for lis fairmind' d
news in lis Hitoi-iH u.rii in vrt
hike eonKii-iitiv-f. critipim r:rn.la
Pass Jiulletin.
Portrait of distinction. T h 0
Peuxleys, opn. Hollv Theater. tf
Recovi'iiiisr From OiHratloii
II. K. Uowman of Phoenix is In
a Medford hospital recovering
from a major operation he had
recently undergone,
1; r o k e n windows rcglazed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. L'3'"tf
j Visited Her I'arentH
Mrs. Geo. Gates of Medford was
in Grants Pass lust Wednesday,
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
1. Herman.
Wells Taxi. Phone 2"i
33s
Dr. Ilnyps In Snutli
J)r. James C l-fnyen of . this
city Is vacationing In Fontann.
Cal., this . week and will leave
soon for San Francisco and Los
Anueles, where he will spend some
time lakinn up u special line of
snrKery in the hospitals, hefore re-lliriiinH-
lo Medford. -
Crater Itoiv IK Years Ago
A news item of I X years at?o
piililished in Klamath Falls was:
"That there will he no change in
the office of superintendent of
Crater Lake national park as lout;
as Secretary Fisher remains nt
tho head of the department of
the interior Is Ihe announcement
of friends of Superintendent W.
Frank Aram of this city, whose
IHisition is souttht hy Will CI. Steel,
president of the Crater Lake com
pany." ,
('rnnlH. Pass i:iks Change I
The Jllks lodge of Crams Pass I
has voted to change its meeting'
night from Wednesday to Krlday.
and will hereafter . ;neei every
Friday night. ., . '
Legion Meets Tomorrow I
A ood meeting Is In store for1
all World war veterans .who at :
tend the regular session1 of Med-j
ford Post No. 15 tomorrow night
at the armory. Several good feat- ;
ures(.ai e on the evening's program !
and 'JJJ.-ted'' will be trvcd . by j
the li,lrW .Auxiliary njfter ihe;
husinnss meeting. ' All local and '
visiting ex-service men ijre cord- ;
ially invited to attend. i
New Itcidcnm Here
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Kern and ;
daughter are .new residents of;
Medford. having arrived here the)
first of the week. Mr. Kem, who
wan formerly with the sales de
partment of the Mountain States
Power company in Corvallis, has
accepted a position with the Cop-
Co advertising department., .
Division Manager Visits
C. C. Archihald. l'mpiua divis-
Ion ma nuger for, tint California
Oregon Power, company, was a i
husinefH visitor at the Copco gen- j
era I offices here the latter part !
of the week. I
1 let um I Voin Port land
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tlromley
and son Itohhy, returned the first
of the week from a week-end
visit in Portland.
A special convocation nf;
Crater Lake Chapter No.!
3:'. It. A. M.. Tuesday. 'Feb. !
24th. at 7:30 p. m. Work
In Unyal Arch decree. Hot'
dinner will be served at : 3 0 p. m.j
in dining room. All members and1
visiting companions are urged to
be present. C. M. HOl'STON,
CKO. 11. ALDKN. Secy. H. P.1
For Your
Geo. Washington
Dinner or
Party
Serve
Ice Cream
Individual Ice CreanV Hatchets with raised relief of ."
George Washington 1 -
Also Brick Ice Cream with Geo. Washington Hatchet
Through The Center .
Plat-c vniir urtlcr tliroulrli your favorilo ili'.'ilfr or rail 'Ji'!.
Snider Dairy an(J .Produce .Co.
28 N. Bartlett
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from too On)
The Rlenardson hroihers, of
whom only one, William E.. sur
vives, began the development of
this Vaqui valley delta forty yean
i ago. Mr. Richardson with hit
partner, H. A. Hlhbei, contlnnes.it.
'.John Hays Hanimom; ami the lute
Harry Payne U'nitney, oirerutetn
lne irrigation project, the Mexi
ran government -bough l it for nil)
million dollars. American money,!
aDd very, intelligently controls the
t waters
4.4..
: It (b not possible to cxaKHenite
the agricultural value of this
farmer's paradise. A devout Arab Karl Feuchter, from Wurtem-
i visited Mecca, looked upon thelheig, who makes every kind of
iOauba stone whence Muhaminet I fai ming pay, talks only German
mounted to heaven on his while
main, and then the Arab nut on!
both his eves. Puvinu' he could
t nevor see anvthfnif ele worti)-
while and did not want to forget
what he had seen. A farmer
; might do the same, having see;;
valley. Professor Mackay. of
I'niversity of California, who
i planted a grapefruit orchard here
j for Mr. Richardson in MIL', should
j see it now. The grapefruit, bright
I yellow, are literally as big as the
'head of a man wearing a hat
number six and one-half.
t
i
of!
'w
' Francisco Alias, governor
j Sonora. in which this delta
located save laud to the Mayo,
Indians, saying "they deserve if i
and lent them money to develop
iiriKuiinn. They repaid the loae 1
J from their rice crop in two years.
Fitly tlinuuund acres here are
. planted in wheal. It is sad to neo '
wheal uml nee straw hurnetl. tens:
of thousands of tons, to set rid
of It, when you pay twenty
thirty dollars u ton for straw in
New York. A farmer could talk
and write forever nliont this iatui.
hut human heins tire more in
teresting than the land. First
yun see, uml most important, a
hruud new ptihlic school where
472 lit I lo Kills are taimlll hy ex
cellent teachers. Its principal
teacher is Miss Carmen Cileva. The
school Is named in honor of Car
los M. Calleja, an honorable teach
er, who taught the governor of
Sonora years uso. The school
desks were hoilKhl in New Yor'c
City. Pictures on the walls in
clude Lincoln, Washington, Ohre
eon, Cosiilla. the Mexican Wash
ington, Colonel Lindhergh and the
Philadelphia Liberty hell.
Among men from foreign coun-
tries that helped develop this delta
WY-TEX Oil CORPORATION
A PORTIAND COMPANY, PAYS A
DIVIDEND AFTER 3 MONTHS OPERATION
For quick dividend returns the Wy-Tev Company comes near to
establishing a record for this type of investment. A dividend of 5
per cent was paid Friday, February lln. to all stockholders of record
February 15. The Wy-Tex Co. has oflices at 'MA Pillock ldoei;.
Portland, with Ira Malum, an experienced oil man. as manager.
The Wy-Tex Company is not lo be confused with any wild-cat oi!
well promoting scheme. It has three producing wells in the prove'i
0sng3 Oil Fields in Wyoming and the stock of (his company is not a
speculative proposition, but .an attractive investment with u strikin.-';
record us a dividend payer. '
Wy-Tex stocU has conservative merit ccmpared with many con
servative investments such as saving and loan accounts. For one
thing, Wy-Tex has no limited return on money invested in It but
gives assurance nf sharing by alt stockholders of profits made in
stead of having a 5 or ti per cent fixed return.
Holders of Wy-Tex stock share immediately in the earnings from
the sale of oil from their three producing wells and can look for
ward lo increased earnings due to tho coming of additional wells,
up lo the limit of the lease, which is ;b! wells.
In the Osage Field a special advantage enjoyed hy the Wy-Tex
Company is that new wells can he sunk to production level in about
three weeks from which faut one can infer that Wy-Tex will have
10 or 1- wells by tho end of the year and a corresponding increase
in dividends lo the stockholders.
Far-sighted investors in various parls of Oregon have put their
money into the Wy-Tex Company and made it what it is and art
much gratified by prompt returns in dividends on their money. Th"
ttattering prospects for Hie continued prosperity of the compapy
place Wy-Tex slock in a very favorable light to the investing public
Thete me many people in Medford desirous of making such an in
vestment which combines saiety with substantial and quick Interest
returns and any suci are requested to see V. P. Harris, the compa
ny's representative, nt the Jackson Hotel for complete Information.
Mr. Harris will mail descriptive circular upon request.
ljeiaaiiiiniMTIna 'inn i in r i -
thete is Z. O. Stocker. Born in
Soulh Carolina, he lived eighteen
yearn Jn Atlantu, fla., nine yearc
in San Antonio, Texai. and ha-
lived thirty-iwo year here. He
i a patriotic American, but Bays
thin is the 4ace. Olof Jlahlrpiisi
is one of the first twelve men thu
ever planted rice in California He
in a Swede. The other eleven
i associated with him in the Sac
1 ramenio vall-y were Danes. He
art0 wlt Mr. stoekor that tnlf
in i ne ki eiiiewi puct 111 itiiui 011
earth, and adds, that Cliarlen the i
Twelfth, of Sweden, was the Kraut
est man that ever lived on earth.
It would please you to see that
powerful Swede,, chest at leasr
I fHty-wix inches.
j
! and Spanish. H. C. Crigsby. from
j San Jose, Calif., farms five thous
and acres. Me has the finest home
the Yaqui valley, James J
Ryan, l S. A worked for the
Richardson brothers lor seventy
five dollars a month. . eighteen
years ago. Now he owns one
; thousand acres, rents fifteen hun-
died more, and is worth one hun-1
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
!
Heinrich Matzeu, locally known)
as Knrique, uses up his spare time I
thteshing piles of rice straw : I
second time and taking an excel-!
lent profit, ltecause the first'
tluei.hing is done carelessly, his
results would surprise poor Ruth. '
Kicmiin? bv hand in the fields 01" j
Hoax. This Yaqui valley, sixty
miles loan, fi.rty l'lve miles wide,
runs perfectly level west to 111"
Pacilic ocean. You should see
this we:,t coast and Ihe rest of
Mexico. The .Mexican nation could
,,,(1 one hundred million mor?
people ami have room and food
left lor other millions. j
London Curh Itacket
I.OXIHl.V, Fill. 21. iC) T.c.n
flon lias its own little, racketeers,
riienipliiycil music hall actors who
pick up change hy entertaining;
ihcaler .luetics with eui list.me acts,
must pay triliine lo louehs, or
cls..
Till: DALI.KS. Oi-.. Kcli. '1 1
irV) It has hf-en proposed that
Tin1 Diillrs aiiport. to tp form
ally dedicated this sjn'ing. bo nam
ed for V";tU'-r K. Case, mail pilnt.
win recently lost his life in a rrasli
north of Caie Horn. Wash. He
wa s a ve t p ra n pilot, flew in the
war. and formerly lived here.
Garden cultivators, $:i.0fl.
1 tual Mill A- Seed ro.
rhone 203
Vrues Air Interest.
liK.W'Kit. Colo. Mrs. J. I, a campaign to interest alt mother
Murray, president of the Denvet in aviation and'to eliminate f.;n
hranen of the Women's Na i ional
Fox West Coast Iheatres
Starting TODAY
A New Dramatic Thrill
Comes to Medford!
The best and worst in man and woman . . .
A mighty conflict of body and soul.
'
LEO TOLSTOY '
WUh
LUPE .
VELEZ
JOHN BOLES ,
j A man's story a x T??. . & J
j woman's story. ""'Qi'WiLji ''in
Note Change in -
Admission I I
! i:45,o2 !:00to5 HOLT I
! rs c Cncert r""s ti
I 25C 5:00 an IU
Mil-1 50e I " "naino Hu1
TODAY
. Z DAYS
STARTS
Wild Winnie Lipjhtner
: .1
She Couldn't Say Mb
1 "".
FOR A GOOD WARM
FIRE.
We Now Offer for
SALE
12 or 16-in. Dry Fir Slabs Load $5.00
12 or 16-in. Dry Pine Slabs Load $5.00
12 or 16-in. Dry Fir Slabs Load... 6.00
COAL $155
QFF CAR CASH PRICE
Wo (MlinnullH. li. c,i Welti, i,
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
630 TELEPHONE 631
Aetonoutical association, is wagin?
nf f lyiny.
Continuous 2 to 11
Continuous
Shows 2 to 11
IN
ivith
CHESTER MORRIS
JOHNNY ARTHUR
Sally Eilers
Tully Marshall
Dynamic Winnie in a role that
gives full scone to her talent
and versatility.
Added Comedy
"Girls Will Be Boys" f
Novelty Act "PLASTERED"
METROTONE NEWS
Admission
Mat. 10, 25
Eve. 10, 35
Coming TUESDAY
"GOLD DIGGERS
OF EROADWAY"
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