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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1931)
MEDFORD ar A TT TRTBT ft 5 Psturb Ashland be city of Ashland was aroused thWi morning at 1 o'clock by the stmtns of lively music played , by the local Elks band and many irate and astonished patrons np ' peared- at- the windows . of the ' Ljthla Springs hotel to . ask the reason for the serenade only to be Informed that Elks of Medford and I , Ashland were meeting for another 1 pep : breakfast,' Sleeping; was out 1" ot order and-definitely forsaken as. the' 'plnyerB ' took' their'-stand before the hotel to continue with tv the preliminary concert. . rOno hundred and ten guests a, gathered - round the nrenkfont V. table- In the banquet room - arid Mdford 'wa- represented "by 60.' Paul McDonald acted tas master of ceremonies and' . hilarity and enthusiasm reigned throughout th" meaL" I)om provost's banjo player entertained the guests with several- numbers and the Elks band ot Medford also played in the, breakfast roomv f Short speeches, pertaining to.. the program to be carried but next week during , the state convention In Ashland, were made by repre sentatives fit the two lodges., Suc cess is assured the state gathering If the pep aroused by the Medford and , Ashland delegations proves contagious. The convention opens Tuesday, June 30 to continue through Wed nesday and Thursday.;.;, . Local Elks were entertained last night with a salmon bake at which P. C. bin ham was host. The de licious Rogue river fish' was cook ed prepared for serving by the chefs at the Economy Groceteria and pleased the palates of the large crowd at the Medford tem ple. One initiate, , p. 8. Randall, was introduced to the lodge and plans for nt lending the convention in Seattle next month were, discussed. Several members of the local lodge plan to visit the northern city, A ventril6dutst act was. present ed by Ed Binns and, the., band plhyed several numbers.'; . The next meeting -of the lodge will be held Thursdnyl .July 9 stu meetlpgs. wlll be held'.fcut onco a month during th snuimor. season. roads Reports were fllfcdHbjV'cpunty authorities today, that the summp'r dumping of1 home 'garbage aloiYg' the. country roads, rhas. -started-The number cf tlie -v Viuto that dumped a large load of cans and paper near the Ailed -Hartley gate was secured, and the, offender will be advised to reniove tho debris at once. Reports of similar depreda tions have been received from' the Applegate. ;" People , 6ut for an evening ride., are blamed.Z spring county authorities launched a campaign against j the use of county roadsides as garbage, (i.umpa. and the practice was curbed, only to be resumed recently.. ' ' SSsENTED t)eed fror thS Wash Png ton schoo) property,' to be used as a site foj tho .proposed New Jackson county court house, has been formally turned, pver by( tho.clty of Medford to Jackson county. District Attor ney George A. Codding is now ex tending the abstract,, to bring it up ..Id date. The : school board transferred the deed to the city ten days ugo. - , i It now appears that it will be. clone, to September i, before actual construction work starts on the new court house, as there Is a great massof detail (td be untan-i gled by the county court. It Is necessary that every move be! miKlo legally alr-tlglit, so there will bo no loopholes. , Deride- General Plan The county court has been hold ing conferences vail, woek with J. G.. . Link, temporary nrchitect, relative to th construction and materials to be use-1. The general plan of the courthouse has been decided upon, hut arrangement of space is still a walghty jiibli.'eni and will take at least a month to decide. . . Starting of construction work In the fall will furnish employment tor locnl labor during, the winter months, ; The first work on tho structure will be the drilling f test holes on the site to determine, the rock formation and its strength, and to gain-data on. the drainage. 1 THE ELECTROLUX In keeping up to date and In view of on-coming hot weathor, Roger JJenriiqttvof the, tJerljirij apartments has- Installed Elect roliix remger ntors in his, apartments, at 10 Quince ivtreet. installation , ' was .mado.by the Southern Oregon Gas corporation of this city., Mr. Hennett, In chorwtnjj the Electrolux- refHfrertnm;wr's Quietness is essential la.an MMrt: ment htue whhh la' very hdrt to obtain) ' ven-' with 1 n tma(mum amount 'of ;effort. Iu view o( this onevtmot-vt requisite, and after considerable investigation my de cision was the beautiful JSlectrllux refrigerators that adorn my apart ments and which will without any questlbp in. my mind, give, a life time of absolutely noiseless re frigeration." ; v , , , . (. ' The Berban apartments are of yery modern construction through outi in a splendid neighborhood, and offer coolness In the summer timet and plenty of warmth In the winter. k . ... FROHBACH 8 FARRELL BUY VALLEY FUEL CO HC.FREDEI1E ; II. O. Frphbach, well-khown rert dent of this valley for tho JasV2l yenrsV announced today tilin t (he with two. business, associates has purchased the Valley Fuel com pany. The new organisation will he known as the Valley Fuel Com pany, Incorporated, and th,o pi her members are Sirs. H. O. Frohbnch and Frank Fdrrell. .. A The Valley Fuel company ' is Claimed to be the oldest fuel com pany In Medford and waif originally operated by C. , nelchstetn. Six years ago the buslriesa was taken over by H. C. Fredette, who la suc ceeded by Mr. Frohlmch. No Immediate changes In equip ment or organization ylll be piade by the new owners,' yho, have "se cured a contract from i)tf- Tlmfier Products company for all factory blocks, slab wood and,, sawdust,,. .A i.'lmllar arrangement, has, been pi'ade with the mill at yacksonyll'e . ijnd the Fir Pine . .ymhor , conipny,, which is to be rebuilt. In, the Opar future. The Valiey.uel' compa?y Is the exclusive, aent ,fh Medford for Gasco bricqiet '..,, ,tt . Hv 6. .Frohbach jv(i,i .formerly secretary of theiedf,qi'd. Cluiniber of Commerce, after' vhlch, he, was associated wiH ,tho .General . .t'e-r troleum corporutign and the South ern Oregon Eieeirle, u f .., Oregon. Vlwitiic'r. ' V.,.' ' ri Cloudy and ; unsettled tonlglit and Saturday, qhowers .1' In tthc mountains;, moderhfe' tenilieruturip. Moderate west wlndH tiffHhori) - i LOCAL jORGHARDS The first cover spray for the control uf second brond codling moth worms' should be applied .to all varieties of peais and apples to he completed by July 4, ac cording to U O. Gentner of the Southern Oregon Experiment sta tion and 1 l Wilcox, county , In case of pears use powdered arsenate of lead at the rate .of two pftumls to the one hundred gallons of water. If spider miles are present and ho control hu-as-uros1 have betm -applied,: uw. a cothhtiiutlon oll( emulslon-arsenatc of 'lead spray at this time. One nhd one-quarter gallons of .me dium summer oil enuilsion, llu8 one-half pound sineader added lo one hundred gallons of the ar senate of lend solution. In apply ing thin combination spray, . pay particular attention to covering the imder. itldes of (ill leaveti, as well afi all frmiis. ' tt . , In cuso hf apples', tise powdered arsenate of lead, three pounds to the. hundred gallons of water. Ap liy thproughly. obtaining h good t'Overagp on nil fruits. t A second sprhy will ho heeessary. In approxi mately two weeks from this date. Jicnco the growers are warned by Messrs. Genlner a.mt.. M'tlcox. to watch The Mall Tribune at that time for ..further announcement. fcilmore Official ::-;;,;;f VUiti Medford , Ld cat branch ' tSoy-i! ' eda'nl'fli " Wslstant dis trict nmhafeer a Ahe tlmoro Oil company,:fi'iiH 'A', -M.J b'Hanlon. manager of, hibrlcathi i oil sales for .the siinife i'bntpahy are In Medtord UanUcIhg business with the, , toc,ul . hrnnch t inn finger, Cllei? p. Moultoii. They report continued ci'eused sales of tIlon head oils and blue-green gasoline.. x Mr.'t O.'Cohnor also ,, wants to pUll ijttciiuitm to the Friday night's ''College JKe". broadcasts over coast utalloiis from.' 8:30 to 0:'0 fi.ip. , ;,Tonglii. the University of .Nebraska, will be on .the nlr. T .. f, ... The Smartest Women iri thii To tun Are Wearing WASHABLE SUMMER DRESSES m, .. No wenderl They're differ, entl They're eummeryl' They're Inexpensive! Dainty one-piece styles. Such va riety. these dresses ire made of Rayon and Normadle voiles, tailored types with pleats, dressy model ; With ruffles nd flounces.. Ideal for sport and street wear. WoKsn'i 9 Misses' Sixsml - - !, 117 South Centric Phoct 288 MtdfordOrn. Zi fee Sure -to Ask for 'S. & H. fereen StLVin BtampB W13 Give Them Stamp PVeini'uiil Parlbra iti biir Store 't ". '. " ill I ;Bt'jfj.t P: A ! 0. A.' MfefcKER, Manager , . 1 .- 1 iilllii Saturday choppers will ' find some unusual values at this low price. 100 styles land patterns in silk dresses to choose from all sizes. .- ... ... , $1245 SPECIAL VALUES IN This is tht final sale of this exceptional lot of women's coats. Be cure to make, your. selection Saturday as they will; go in a final clerin-up f of. ; ' ; . 2 PRICE . . u Opportunity Basement ; Southern Oregon's Exclusive Low-Priced ' " Bargain Department SERVE YOURSELF and SAVE i . , , (i . (..'. ...... , . 1 (, $4.95 Values ii) .Women's Low Shoes $2.98 $4.95 Values in Men's Low Shoes : I3-98 $3.50 Values in Boy's Low Shoes : i.$2.49 Children's shoes in all sizes.....$1.00, $1.49, $1.98 Boy's Bib Overalls, opportunity special j-- $6.85 values in Women's Silk Dresses ' :.......$3.95 M. M. Dept. Store McCall Printed Patterns Ruffled Curtains 79c 98c $1.95 We are offering some entirely new,, attractive de signs In this Saturday selling 2'2 yards long. , . Printed Shantung $1.49 a yard Excellent $1 .5 , shantung! fpr sports dreilsee Will go on tale on our main floor tomorrow, yd. 31.49. Insignia Pajamas $2.95 Oliver Insignia' pajamas, navy code signals on the Jackets. Something entirely new. Women's Light Colored SHOES Some exceptionally attractive summer shoes Including novelty numbers which regularly sell for S9.85 will b. reduced tomorrow to, pair $4.95 Men's Oxfords $4.95 AM low shoes for men reduced to this low prlco for Saturday bargain seekers. This lot Includes tans and blacks and the sizes rings from 6 to 12. - - -' - - - PAY LESS DRESS BETTER Vi - JJ t 'C and Wherever Y6o Go r ! f StL Ydo Find : ; fof tf s Blue Ribbon Malr Tho superior quslity of Blue Ribbon, the aU-bsrley malt, is the result of .xpertly saieoted materisla and , the mqst exacting prooesses, plus oontinual laborer tory testing to keep its high quality uniform. Th. popularity and leadership of America's Biggest Seller ..' is but ft natural oonsequeooe. packed full 3 pounds. : VHm f lna't FVm Rrrip Book far -irlieiout foodt and eonJltt. Addroui Pmnior Uait Salt Cte., 7i0 N, Michigan A90-t Chicago, ttlt 1 Blue Ribbon Malt aW . . a , lOe, TUNE IN BEN BERNI E'8 Orchestra Tuesday 'flights t. b'.iS. KOlN ol'oPaofflc Standard -Time ' Distributed by I. R. Fridegor, Asnland, Oregon JJ1 Your Siavings W Saturday and Monday Features ASPARAGUS Picnics Fancy Eastern Mild cure. Speclai at bafeway lb. 16c Max-i-mum fanby smali white tips, summer salads. No. 1 dfin? Peattut Buttier lioody's fancy .quality, the hotter Dindwish fillet. PoUf.d BALCOMALT The how sensatioh, doublo filietod Can - .. Preserves '; 1 OLD COLONY Apricot and Apricot-Pineapple. 3-1 b. Glass Jar Oysters DAUFU'SKY PACK, fancy quality. Large slie. S-oz. Can 45 10 c 1 c etti FRANCO .AMERICAN Ready prepared. 3 Cans - , Coffee SAFEWAY, the world's finest coffee. Pound 17c 15' 41c 34c Fruit Jars aiid Canning Supplies at special prices. Write to Safeway Home-Makers' Bureau, Box 77 '4, Oakland, Calif., for information on the easy and successful mod' ern way to can information is FREE i - Shortening HI-GRADE vegetable for plain or fancy cooking. 3 lb Scott tissue Nationally known quality. Roll 37 09 Tomatoes 22 SISKIYOU, local extra standard pack. Large can. Grab Meat - KOREAN BRAND, fancy j IWC chredded crab with pieces of leg meat. JL kf ' No. Can, .e;;:... Flour Corona Hardwheat compare Its quality with any you have ever used. 49 ib. bg. $119 " Soap Crystal White Now the . most popular soap valuei Quick cooking or regular. 9 Bars 29 ORANGES Fancy 8urtklat & Medium 81ie 3aoi...:...........v...55 CUCUMBERS Fancy Hot House ' Large Size Each 3p CANTALOUPES Yellow Meat Large Size . , 3 for ........:..:..:.....23 Butter and Sugar on Special at Safeway 210 West Main Quantity Qtdyri Delivered Free ' phone 1010 (I U 0 : i Tttm i