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MKDFOIU) MAIL
TKIBUNIV MEDFOKU,
OREGON, MONDAY;- JULY 20, 1031. vi
PAGE TWO
Local and
&du l'Vunt;ju IV 111$ JJhJiukh
, 7'he ronfootlin i;y iito.rea and hoiIu
fouiUalnn oMli city dirt a running
liUBinogjt ovy the week nd, eHjiee
.ally vSaturday 'nUbt and yesterday,
becuiiHe of ihq heat.
. Upturn From. Hcunt Trl; ;
: .Mr. und MiW.i H. K. C'mte nnd
op Nov! n .huve just returned from
U trip to Kuroku, Cnl., and other
coast poinLs. ' ;. .
; Sharp ItCHiimcrt Airport lilly
:i Ken William ', who haa been art.
ing superintendent at the Medfotd
airport while (Mill Hharp Wiw "
his vacation, planH to .leave thin
evening by plane on? a vacation.'
Io later platw to tiavel north, ho
said today.
'JCtmrMn I&iUHh -'!
Tourists nnd otherK from rtlHtant
point registered at Bedford hotels
include Mr. C. W. Tl in merman
I and apn an 4 Ifi.' A. K. 'Hofrman
of Inrlinniipoll-', lnd., Mr. and Mm.
i H. i. Uajiffon of l'-pHjUdurgj l'a.,
' Mrs. J. IX .tunnel! and Mr. nnd
J Mi C. Markonzle, of .Vancpuver,
; B. C, Klrnlro' AlooHbriiKKor, and
Mary Grant of Ht. Paul, Minn., Mr.
and Mm. J. H, flpencer of Muns
t field, Ohio, and C Krlcknon of
K,lnsmun, Ariz,
To Vlult laitKli(er
Mrs. Mary I. Cnifg of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived In Med ford from Of
' cast today nnon and will, visit her
, daughter, ' Mlwj Nadino Craig, who
Is In charge of the 01rlt Beout
camp here this summor.
.. . Jittll-PaJiiu.tr WtylilliiM;
, ,Ixma Mn Hull and ICdgar Kr-
win Pulnioi'u both of , lack ho n coun
ty, i were married at: th Chrk'tuui
church pamonuKa in I rants Faun
last Saturday morning by ttov. C.
H. Hilton, .
With, tictrbor IjcavvH
Mrs, CJwtrudo Gcrbpr. of Bams
Valley left on the Hhaatii at noon
today en route to Everett, W'ltMh.,
where she has been called iby.t,h
Morlous i linens of her niothur, Mrs.
W. M. Valo.- .
ltatni'iiH to MarNluTieJfl
M,w. H, Aydolott of. Marsifleldv
qU .by train "today toy Jm huno
after having spent some tiniQ wjlh
tier husband in thbj city.
Viitou, VIuKoib
UeMlstratLoDs from Oregon iiolnts
ontsidg oi i'ortiang. n locaj hotels
' Include Thpmas K. Knjlth of The
lwllv". Lola IlrocilQn of, Klamath
t J''ftlli, 11. W. Heaver, W. F. J lays.
uu4 N. Favpra nf. ljyjjene, Violet
, MJl'lKV" of Cog.ulll.0 nnd yultop N.
NlUel.nqU It A, llgjibard of Crater
. llt. - .
Vlsltlnir llio lrovostsi
j i l.cbi ('arllon and Dorothy Loon.
' rd of Medfotd who had boon on
a two weeka trip to San Francisco,
arrived In Ashland Saturday to
spend tho week end with Mr. ami
Ms. Pom 1'rovoHt. of that lty.
Mow CHftf.9n Is a ateter of Mrs.
Vroyost,
( iinlrs Htoleii I'roin I'on'li
Mrs. M. T. Mdwards of I5 North
Pea,oJli Htreet reported to police of
ficers lhat woine pirch chair had
been stgloiv from her fiorch Sat
urday iiluht. 1
Isnve for ImIio
MIvm 1, H. Downs nnd Mlsa Mary
Bale of 1'ortland, mid Mlu Ida
Mooro of NiiNbvllle, Tenn., left by
slaae early this morning for Orator
like. '
Mrs. rrunkllo Ih'liijol
Mrs. Nell Franklin, who motor
k! to I'ronpect to peud tho wwek
end with Mr, Fraukliu, was unable
to return to her homo here this
mornliiR beeauxn of ear troublo tu
was absent rom Iter (leak In tho
city school aunvrluiendvnl's office.
8h Is expected lo rolurn to Mod
ford 4)ik. afternoon.
In rortluntl ml ltuxliiesH
Arehin I'Jvrne of tlllri city Is
spondlnii several days In I'ortland
ottondliiK to business tntereats. ,
ltcuiriuj l'niuv Murlal
Mm. Johu Hall of Kiiitli. T'olnt
returned to' Mvdfn.nl by triflnf tk.
niorulmr from Marial, where' 'li
lias been the isuesl of Mr. aiul Mrs.
Ai i. Kelly for the purft two we, rt
r
There's
Nothing
Like It
No broad in Southern
Oregon evon op
proftchea Fluhrer'a Hol
sura in color and text-
It is made by a unique
formula developed in
' our own shop which
givoi results heretofore
deemed impossible.
A
At any grocer'g.
Personal
Many California Tourist
Travclora r.egtered at Med ford
hotel from Otilifnrniit include the
following: Mr, und Mrs. Irving I'.
Wood and ConHlance II. Wood -ot
Clatcmont, Kthel and (Jertruile
Morley, Carl Jennings and Mr. and
Mis. John JennlnK, Mr. and Mrs.
A, C, Huebmun and aon and Mr.
and Mm. O, lluitlmijui of Hacra
niento, Mr. and M'J. A. If. Miller
of Han lilcgo, Mrs. W. T. Klalng.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Tafferg of
JE'MldfiiK, Mr. and Mn. H. C, Mc
Kleman nnd, Ooii McKlernan of
Murysvllle, IIHJi'.abelh Cummin of
K;dina, M, .uimJ Mrs. L II. Jack
son Chil-o, .Mis." K, fr. KvanH
and daughter of Mill Valley, Mrs.
Mcltae und family of Htoekton, J
I. Keys and family and Mis Dor
othy Richardson of Oakland. Mr
and Airs. i)ert JackHon. Ooorge M
Ciriiy, and party, Mrs. U J. Orauh-
lnlt innl children of 1,0s Anuoles,
and tho( following from Hart Fran
ei'-M'o'; Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Demi I
iwn, Mrs. Houdreaux, Mlna Marian
nu Luff, James K, Hiegler, Hr., and
Jr:;' Mrs. 7vy! SLewaVt, 'Mm Julia
Kaufman Mrs. (VCIugh, Mr. and
Mi'. b It. Blokes, Miv. F. Jiwtor
and Kleaitor Btiikes.
AtMi'Jtoy JCoamcH Is Jloiiiu
Attoi-.ney A, K. Ileamos returned
to Medfortl this mor.itfn from l'orl
)and, where lie spent nuyerul dayi
atti'tidlnj; to bualrv'tts pialtem,
Ihhiik Diiildlliir IVrinlls.
I'ermltw Issuerl nt Ihc city build
ing department Include one to W.
1-1. Katoji,. 41 Jtoao iivcnuo to re-
roof the resldeiuo at a cost of 1150
Jti M.i UrlKKa1 alyo received a per
mit to remodel a liouao nt 1(13
South Orupe mrcet to eoBt f4.r.
Oiniil6l Vacation Trlii ' "
Leslie Hcheffel has returned to
Medford from Diamond Ln!o where
ho vacationed (or a week. He wau
accompanied by Norman Wpencer.
Th(y,also fhbed creek and
TheJIaon crec((, , Mr, fchoffel said,
ami were, able to efitrji a ntimbor
uf trout. 1' I"1iIiik In, UhiiiioiKl lako
was unsuccessful he reported.
WoiitnaiiH Itetui'ii Sou III
Mr. and Mrs. Charles AVortman
and son returned yonterday to lllli,
Calif. Mrs. Wort man has been
upending the pat month here an
Ibo gueflt of her mother, Mm. II.
L., M,oQro, ;
tounrlH Car Sloh'Jl '
John Mall reported to police of
ficers today, .thut his Kscicc coach
way stolen from Front street, where
hy had parked the machine..
Ilnlrds on Vacation '
Jteverond and Mm, W. It. riaird
and son .Hilly nnd John, left early
this nnJUnlng f'' Frino, Calif,,
and other southern points where
they will vlalt relatives und friend.
for two weoki. ..
KHMmuuH leavp fur .N'cyv Homo 1
Mr. and Mtv. 1'luu.v IV HllUinnn
and daufjrhtej Phyllis, Jct late this
afternoon by uuty for their new
hoin. at Iterkeley, Call. intending
to drive nil night and reach then
by tomorrow morning. Although
they will reside in Herk,ehv, Mr.
WHHu.win will by a currier out of.
the Oakland, Calif., poHtnrt'ic.n, hav
Ing been tmnsferred from the Med
ford noytofrico to t,ho Oakland post
office. ' '
I.Viv From VuNliingtoii
OmmlH front Warthiiitfton regis
tered at Jocal hotels luehule Frank
M. 1-jnubuva of 'ra,vobu, ileorge
llojpaer and lumlly, M. F. Hall
yud Kus CopeJand xf Konnewlck,
Mr. nnd Mrs. $. C, 't'owns of Olytn
pli. and Ar. Wtst C. Verd, itert
U. Danley, Mr. and Mrs. Christy
ThoiM.a4 and O. D, UUey of Seattle.
Will Vneattini nt Uiie
M r . d M is. M u rvi n C la r k of
McMlijnvllle were quests today of
i and Mis. Jud lilckert. They
planned to leave later In the day
foj? IHamuiid .Lake tu sptnd two
vt?eka vacation.
Visit msuiioml L'tke
Mr. and Mr. Lloyd U, Wleks and
ou spent the week end at I M amend
Luke.
Slows Tp Trill e
The heat tf the past two days
nnd especially that of yesterday
ba Mowt'd up ante tijivel Tor the
time being, iu la tdiown by the
reglstir or Medfoid hotels yester
day and thin fortMiotin.
At liiko n' the. Wooib
Mr. and MrA Al Meul and
dsughter, Uutji, .Nlls Vivian tVss
aid tleorm Itateman wert Inclutjleil
among local (people who visited
lkv o tho Wood. over the week
Sliu Acro-s the Lake
Ooiix and Helen Cation, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mm. Hamilton Pat
ten yesterday twain across Lake o'
tho Woods In 20 minutes, it was
repotted. The two niisev, with
their mother and brother, are
spending several days t the resort.
CilicMs nt Cabin t -.
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Franco ef
A sh !a nd a ml M r. a nd M i s. Kber
Wed of thU city were guests over
the week-end of tr. and Mm. Jud
Hickert.
Tt Vrmvnt it(y Ywicntijr
Mi', end Mr. lT. J. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mr. Arthur HubKn nnd
Mr. i. Frailer, whe Is Mrs, Hubtwt'
siter, iiit yesterday at Crescent
CUy.
IV-thiml L ItotM
Amonc rii'ltteut i of Pot U.md reg
istered at local hotel Sunday wove
Mr. and yuw F. J. ltandall. Mr.
a n d M rs II. W . K n 1 h n , Tb on t a
Plgott, Ueorge livblnjton. Haxel
Ilfgi S Flora H. Hums, Mm. M. H,
Hly, Jain II. Hell, H, It. Hlnge,
Myrtle Hhorhulle.-. Carolyn A.
Hrow n, M ls A , Intern m, F. V
Xokelhy. ,F, C. Ksbnnshade. M.I-.
T J. Miirhell, Mr. -uid Mrs. IV F,
FrcUUrk. M $ II. 4u, A I lUiv on
and II. T. Jianii.
Grn 1'lrp TtMlny.
Th flr deportment was mm.
mnned to Klin street litis noon to
place $rnm fire under control,
I ViJl in Suuthrrii Culirornlu.
K (;t('4lI jitli4jn, who Huh b?on
! vihiiljiK in Ban- Krancteco,-Freno.
Hun DioKO and other cities in
southern California, returned home
Sunday ufft;rnoon.
Dr. and 41 r. Hubert E. I-M
mlurnifi from Lou Anxclcs lat
evcnhiK, whnre llioy araunumiileil
Mr J.ue'H fnlhpr to thut tily. He
plans 10 enter a hoHpltul there.
ITvvu l-'roni I'rowiM'ct
, Alnri Mutilf iin of tho Copco con
struction ftaff wu local biiajnes
Visitor, from ro.'pect today. "
MurlluraiM Visit City
Mr. anil .Mr. Al Martlneuu and
daughter of flrantH Tans were visit
ors In Med ford today. Mr. Mar
tlneuu Is tho nianasor of the Ked
woods hotel. . :j
VcIh I Ma ii FroHc
A Mpeclal meeting of the execu
tive committee of MjJdford PoK of
the American Legion was held this
noon to make final plans for the
Legion Midnight Frolic next Katur
day and discuss pthep matter of
Importance. Next regular sewiion
of the post' will he held Monday.
July, 27 at which time final ar
rungcpipiUtf will be, made for. Med
ford'H representation at the,, state
convention which convenes at Cor
vallls AugiiHt 0, 7 and 8.
On ijiiMluess Vlsji,
Hurt Croft, wholesale represen
tative of Wen I worth and Irwin,
Inc., la In Med ford today checking
over biirtlnesH matters for the com
pany". Mr. Croft htitf Just completed
a visit tp Kilamath, Falls,
Inspecloi In ledrord
li: Ij. Houton, dlvUdon Inspector
of nirport for the northwest states,
visited the Medford airport yowtor
day .before continuing to Portland
from Oakland, Calif.
Sharp llesiimcH Duties
Phil Hharp, superintendent of
the Medford Municipal airport, re
sumed duties today following a two
weeks vacation trip to' San Diego,
Calif., ,.Tlak Juanu, Meat,,, and Bo
aitle, WsmH, " ' ' ;
: ?f
Holly Fans Enjoy
Mystery Thriller
KUardo ( tirtcA supportiPK Incite
Daniels In, MTm MuHesu FucAn '
the I Lolly Thcatvo,
The large audiences at the Holly
theatre yesterday nftornoon and
evening, at the opening perform
unces (t "The Maltese Falcon" star
ring Hebe Daniels, gave- unmlrftak
ab!e evidence that the much-
heralded thriller was all that had
been claimed for it and more. It
Irt a spellbinder, and what Is more
a different Nort of speltblndei'
for .Dsshlell Hammett, from whose
novel the picture Is taken has
written into tho story, hl.-i exper
ience .of detectives and their prey
"gained over long; years as a Plnk
erton mau,
"The Maltese Falcon'! Is in tho
tradition of the best In mystery
and detective fiction. The role of
Ml Wonderly Is .a daring one and
the versatile Mar of "Ulo Itita, '
givevt a. v 1 tn 1 performance. A news
reel end comedy round 'out the bill
at the Holly,
Craterian's Drama
l-'lction lovers who have enjoyed
the many Motlv of tJa.ne . life
written by VMienor Merceln, In
eluding her novel, 'lianquetie,' are
treated lo rave cntonalniiicht at th?
l'ox Craterian theatre where "Their
Mad Moment." Kox dramatic
drama bai-vd on 1he novel and fea
turlns Warner Itaxter and Dorothy
M tckalll, playiitK tmUy und Tups
ilay. The picture deals with the tem
pestuous love affalt' of a sophisti
cated you n i? t American society girl
who beconuM enamored of a na
tive UaHtpie.
Tontuht on the etaxe Is an Op
portunity HroadcaM from the stae
of iie b'ox Crati-rlnn, feat una ?
Lloyd MnU , Williamson, ftwx
artbt. the Legion Dium Convs, and
many other entertainers, with
Karlo Oavls offivtatlng us mnoter
of monies.
Krystalglow, kodak glosn u
promo. The Peiky9, opp. Holly,
theater, !
;
l4tv.lt Mower.
New, Snrt and 3rd grade made
first grade. Old taken apart, clean
el and trued, New method. Fne
tory exp. James It. Allen, Tel.
ITli-M.
llvs Making isa.!!!!
All work gu.irant.M-il. Silk di-se
H I". Silk riiwmMes tt.W. Phone
532-W,
4inl of Tliniik.
wUh to thank our niai.y
frienits and neighbor, for the many
benlltitnl floral offerings and Ih.-lr
kn,l -lup..tliy in the low of our
drl- hu-'.find rtntl fither,
Mr, ttu Palmer,
.Mr. and Mm, J, VV, Palmer,
Mr. ami Mr. Morrt.. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. V, II. II in.en.
Mr. ami Mis. P. J. Howard.,
Mr. an.l Mn, II. A. Foley,
A- - """ -" i
BUTTER AND EGGS
I
"f'OMTLAND, Ore., July 20. (JT)
Increasing strength In the but
ter trade in suggested In latest re
porta of leading markets of the
country. Not only are pricea well
held ulong the Pacific slope hut in
the midwest and in the cast, .
Make of butter generally, through
the country Is decreasing with ex
treme hot weather but the full ef
fects of the loss Ih not exacted to
be realized for uomo days.
POIITI.AND, Ore.. July 20. W)
There reniaiua a very, good tone
genetnlly in the market for eggs
both locally and in a national way
aa a result of continued hut, weath
er and dctorioratltair of quality.
Greater quantities Of cheese are
moving into store nt Pacific as well
as national pointa us a result of
re.cenj low values;
elurkct, jror ' (ivq chickens was
prflcticully ' iinchaigcil for the
week's opening.
First carload of Netted Gem po
tatoes of the season havo arrived
frqin, Malitori, Wash. Thor Is an
easier tono wlth now potatoes $1.36
uiid old atock $1.25 cental.
Price recessions are being .forced
in the market for tomatoes with
increasing supplies from practically
al) poluta along the coast. General
sales' of northwest stock aro not
above fi box with. M.illtui 30-ipttnd
lugs around $2.
Watermelons are fractionally off
in spoUi but generally steady wth
expectations of "an advauiie.'
..iCantalopes are flrraej; and. high
er with fewer arriving. ' '
Markety
lilvcstock '
1'OUTLANH, Ore., July 20. VP)
CATTLE 2750, Including 192 direct
or -through; ' dull, easier. Steers
1100-900 lbs. good $7. 76fi8!oo me
dium $C.60(7.7fi;; 900-1 100 lbs.
good $7.0nifi 7.50, medium $0.00fi)
7.00. common $4,5Oii(i.00; 1 100
1300 His. good f (i.60 fjj 7.00. Heifers
550-860 lbs., good ?t).(IO Hi ti.26, me
dium $4.75 "if 0,00,- common $3.76W
4.75. Cows, good $4.75rS.OO,
common and medium $3,50-4.75.
low cutter and cutter $1.00 3.50.
llulla (yearlings . excluded) ''good
and choice (beef) $4.00 tfr 4.50, cut
ter, common nnd medium $3.00ft
4.00. Venters (milk fed) good nnd
choice $7.60fi 8.50, medium $0.00
fn;7.50. cull nnd common $4.00o;
(1.0(1. Calves 260-600 lbs, good and
choice $0.25(fe 7.76, commonriand
medlunv .$3.75(ltf(i,25. '
1IOOS 1300: 16o higher. Light
light 140-100 lbs. good and choice
SS.25 iff 9.00. Ught weight 1110-180
lbs. good and choice $8.75(li'9.0O;
180-200 lbs. good nnd choice $8.75
ff" H.00. Medium weight 200-220 lbs.
good and choice $8.ooti'9.0ll; 2211-
250 lbs, good und choice $7,00(ffl
8. On. Heavy weight 269-290 lbs.
good and cliolcn Jli.Mlfii 7.50; , 290-
3511 His, good, und choice $11.00 Iff
7.00. Packing sows 275-500 lbs.
medium end good $5.00 i 0.00.
Slaughter plgn 100-130 His. good
and 1-holeo (bliiulO. Feeder and
aloeker pigs 70-13(1 lbs. good and
cboieo $S.OO il.Otl.
NIIKHl' and LAM11S 4400! quiet.
Uiinlia 90 lbs. down, good and
choice $f1.ooiir6.75, medium $-1.00
(f 6.011. nil Welghls common $3.00
4.00. Yearling wethers 90-11(1
lbs. medium lo choice f3.00ifr4.S6.
Hives Oil-1 2(1 lbs. medium to cllolco
$1.75(fi'2, 60.- 120-1 50 lbs. medium
to choice f 1.60Fr2.0O, all weights,
cull and common f 1 .OOfir 1.50,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, .Ore., July 211. (;P)
Bl'TTKIt Prints 93 score or liel
ter 25-2 7c; standards 2li-27c. cur
tons. IH'TTKRFAT Direct to ship
pers. track 20-24c; staluiiia No. 1,
20-2lc. Portland delivery prlre.s:
No. 1 butterriit sour 2l-25c; sweet
2 7-2. to.
l:iCS Pacific Poultry Pro
ducts' ulllng .rices; Fresli extras
21c; sl.iudards 20c; mediums ISc.
M 1 1. K Buying price: grnile It
$2,111. Portl.-in.t delivery ami In-,
Hpocliull,
1'Ol'NTliY SI KATS Selling
price to retiiilers: Country killed
hug.. liet butchers under lim lbji.
I2e: veil If rs S0-I2H lbs. l;ll.,.l4,;:
fkmi.
irrvjsvY Lii -j. ...
yearling lanibs 6-8c: sprint" lambs
JO-llc: heavy ewes 4-0c; eanner
cows 4;: bulls 5-tle,
MOIIAIU Nominal buying
price, 11)31 clip: long hair 12c; kid
17c lb. "
I,1VK 1C1ULTIIY Net buying
price: Heavy hens colored 4 He lb.
up 19c lb.: do 34-4 lbs. 14c; under
314 His. 12c; broilers wllte 17c:
eojored 1K-20C lb.; No. 2 chickens
5c lb.: old roosters 7c; ducks I'e
klns l4-ir,c; gor se S jc..
OJilONS Selling price to retail
ors: Wnlhi Valla globes $1.50.
Portland Wheat
1'OftTLAND, Ore., July 20. (P)
Wheat:
Opep High Low Close
July (old). 60 .50V4 .49 .50
July (new) .80 .50 .60 .50
Sept. (old). 60 .601,4 .49 .60
Sept.(New) .60 .51 . .50 .61
Uec. .63 .63 .631 .S3K
Cash wheat:
Hlg fiend blucHtem 54
Soft white -19
Western white, .'. .49
Hard winter 40
Northern, spring ,40
Western red ' .40
Oats: Nol 2 whit?..'..'.; $20.50
Today's car receipts wheat 174;
barley 3; flour 8; corn I; oats. 3;
hay 7.
San I'Ynneiwo liutlerfnt.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. (fll
Huttcrfat, f. o. b.. San Fran
cisco, 27 c.
Wall Street Report
NEW YORK, July 20. fP) The
New Ygrk toek ISxchango today
eNperienccd the slimmest volume
of businotw for a 5-hour session
since May G. 11)26. Sales totaled
71JM4Q shares, compared to G!U,
300 on that date. , The' market
closed with a firm tone, several
Issues registering gains of $-1 to
$2 a share..
This is tht second time since
1926 that the total turnover for
a. full setwlon has fallen below a
million shares. The last time was
on June 17, when sales totaled
9H,901 shares.
Today's closing prices for 17 . se
lected . Htocks follow;
Am. Can ' 104
Am. Tel. and Tel 178
Anaconda r - 27 Vi
Col. Gas KlVfe
Curtiss Wright 3
Cenera.! Electric 42
(icnernl Motors 38
Kennicot Copper 1!
Mnnr. Ward 20
Radio Corporation 18
Trans Am 7
Sears Roebuck 60
S. P.. - 80
tTnited Air Craft ,.. 21
tl..S. Steel 95
Corpt. Trust Shs. ......... ;.4,... 5
Ei-yr. Fxd. Trust 7 4
'
At fi ranis Pass yesterday tho
Josephine county teum won the
first game of tho championship se
lies, i to 2, front bluglo I'oint.
Heavy nud timely lilUing. coupled
with erroiH, proved tho undoiug of
the Pointers.
Th second guiue of tho series
will bn played in this city ut the
lair grounds next Sunday uud the
fin.'W championchip gumu will he
idaved in tho city drawing the
largest attendance.
Tho game yesterday was played
in a temperature ot 1UT degrees
and tho crowd was below expecta
tions. : 4 '
Brjll Sheet Metal Works does
expert repairing," fender and auto
body repairing. "
11,.
BUILDING & LOAN
' -5i ASSOCIATION
FELT
FLOOR
COVERINGS
24 Attractive Colors to
Meteorological Report
July 20, 1031
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Tuesday, fair and cooler.
Oregon: Kajr tonight and Tues
day, but fog on coast. Cooler Tuerf
day anil n west portion..
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Teiiijieraturo (degrees) 105 03
Highest, (iosjt 12 hours lor. ,10a
Lowest,; (last 12 hours) 61' ' 53
li'c-1. humidity, (per ct.) 14, 41
Precipitation. -(inches) ... . 0 , 0.
State of weather , . , Clear Clear
Luwoat itemperatuTO thl.i morn
ing. .61 degreos.
Total precipitation uinc-2 !3eptem
ber, 1, 1930, 18-87 Inches. .
Temperature a year ago today:
High83t..ft; lowest 51;i
Sunset today, 7:41 p. ni.
Sunrise Tuesday. 4:54 a. m.
tiuntat Tuesday, ,7:-ll: p.'. m."
Qbservatlons Taken at 5 A. M.
" 120th Meridian Titrie
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Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles
Jlarsbficld ...
Phoenix
Portland
lied Bluff ..
.. 01 54 Clear
.. S2 B ... Clear
. 9 64 Clear
., 'sq . 5S , P. Cdy-
..!)! 08 Clear
..100 72 Clear
..8 6 58 Clear
.. 88 70 Cloudy
... 80 56 Ilain
..106 83 Cloudy
..100 68 Clear
.114 74 Clear
..102 G2 Clear
.. 96 ,70 Clear
.. 62 52 Cloudy
,. 76 56, P: Cdy.
.. 84 58 Clear
.. 94
..100 , 66 Clear
.. 80 i jjs Clear
llosehurg 102
Salt Lake
San Francisco...
Santa Fe
Seattle -
Spokane
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TO BERKELEY P, 0.
Through transfers in the postal
service Chns. P. Sillman, directory
clerk in the Medford postoffice
forj several yoarp past ami 'Huns
Kammin. eaVrler, in the' Oakland,
Cel., postoffice have exchajiged
places. Rammln Is already on
duty hero, having arrived last
week with" his wife' and two!,
daughters. Adlel Neff of the post1,
ofriec staff has been transferred
by Postmaster Warner q Silll
mnn's former position as directory
clerk, ' ,
j M.r, and Mrs, Silllman with their
I daughter, Mlts Phyllis, left late
; this afternoon in t heir car for
Berkeley where the family will
reside at 24 2ft Kllsworth street.
Mr. Sllliman having visited that
city last week and rented tiie
house. Tho family's household
goods also left Medford today for
Berkeley.
Ccorge Sllliman, son of Mr, and
Mra. (.'. P., and a bookkeeper In
the Jackson County bank, will join
his parents and sister in lierkeley
some lime later.
Hot mineral tub haths, "Foun
tain ot Youth." Ferguson Mineral
Sprincs. Sams Valley. Ore.
FOUNDED
1909
T A nvcnv rnTTMTiTr
1 flVliWWil
Choose From
Per Square
Yard
. Our Regular Price
Mil
. . l X JJI)I I ggg
MAKES BIG HAUL
FROM WAREHOUSE
A skylight robbery ut the Mason
Khrman wholesale grocery ware
house on North Fir street some
time between Saturday noon and
this morning was discovered by
ni....nr,a of thnt firm earlv today
and cigarettes, the value of which
has been estimated al oeiweeii
$2400 and $2500, were taken from
the storehouse. ' - .
No clues, as to the Identity of
the robbers, ivho entered by a sky
light, were found today by police,
officers Investigating. ' F. C. Bach
elder, uctlng manager during the
absence of Charles E. Clay, this
.,-...,..,.... uiMte.l Hint a check had
not been made whereby the exact
number of cases taken couiu oo
determined.
Nothing else was discovered
missing, Mr. Bacheldor said. All
of the cases were on tho main
floor, und those which had been
opened previously, by, company
employes were not removea. me
haul included numerous brands,
some in papor cartons, and others
in tin boxes.
Polico believed some connection
nniild -bn made with , other losses
ot a similar -nature .which . . have
been reported from various stuie
points. A Eugene, ftrfli last week
reported the theft o 61 cases of
cigarettes.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Small refrigerator.
$9.75; Band saw with 14 h. p.
motor, $35.00; folding camp
table with chairs, $3.95; camp
cupboard, $3.75; dresser, $8.95;
oil stove. ;$2. 95; electric' plate,
$1.25. The Medford Exchange,
39 South Front.'
FOR SALE OR TRADE Fontana.
Cal., orange grove. 2 a. 16 yr.
, trees. Modern house; chicken
equipment for 120D brooder, 640
egg gas incub.; 540 elec. brooder.
$1600 loan. Price $5000 or $3400
equity. Want 40 a. grain or stock
ranch, clear. Ed. Back, 441 Ho
masa..nas St., 'Fontana, Cal. See
pictures at Tribune.
FOR SALE Cucumbers for pick
ling. All sizes. Mrs. Roseberry,
phone 716-L.
LOST Back ot sugar on East Main i
Saturduy evening. Reward. Phone i
1292,-R. ';
FOR SALE OP. TRADE 2 lot,..,
clear, off of W. Main or what
. have' you? Rt. 1, Box- 2C3-B,
Central Point. ; ' "'
WANTED " Transportation to
Reno.' Will share expenses. Phone
t (QUSKHOID l.'OOQtte'.' for rale...
go-tlth 'Gripe: r : 1 ' I -: ; j :
FOR' RENT Furnished five-room
house, $22.00. Phone 934-R.
LADY WANTED to do housework
i., and, caro for children.; Call
1452-v. .
FOR SALll Almost new 6-room
mmlern liome. Hardwood floors;
' fireplace; , liasement; furnace;
, corner -Jot; garuge; en.st side;
faeriflce at $4750. Only $250
ensh. Balance eaj3V. - -
CHAS. A. WINX1 AGENCY, INC.
Phone 728 1 S N, Front
A HOT DANCE In a cool hall at
Cold mil .Saturday night. (First
2 5 couples free.
Why Not Landi
The V. S. offoi-ed Fnur irimdrcil Million Hollars i
ot (ioveiiiim-nt lionds. Those bonil.s (ivi'isiibscril
TIES. The very foiimliition of that security ml fl
Iiuitl. An estalo in lainl will cinne to mean seciintl
established place in your eonitiiiinity n step furt
faith. Now is the time to establish anil develop an
iT.sliip of this kind.
100 Acres
100 acres. Blu-jk loam bottom land unlimitril wat'
falfa, clover and timothy meadow; 7(1 acres bottom
for which unlimited water can be developed :it Pril'
ly no cost. Dcliifbtfnl bonio iilace- li room I"'11-'!
beautiful shade and flowers; larite barn, fiiirnjic an'l
buildings; 5(1 tons of new bay in burn; li"1 t,1Sl'
i;rain; team and wanons; tractor and twislcr: '""j
ciMtipui-iit; 4 eows. 30 Iiol's. !)()() ebicUens. Kvfrjl
Roes.
This is a (.'tiinji proposition. 0'uly partly dovcl"l
with iirevi.nl 1... .,..:...... ..r r i. ...... lill tilt 1
.., Mi, v.-i. ni i .1 1 in iiiuiik i-t .-! a
made money in this place both last year and "ilJ
l.asi year lie limit a law new chu-ken house: tls "
put in 12 acres of alfalfa, lie has fenced and cross f'
this place, lie was startinir to develop water f
whole lllace for (lie ..;,... ,
(ther interests make it necessary for the owner '
place to raise
$3000 bv Wednesday
. This place is worth 1UK1(1 sale nrice .1l.ll",,
every ihitis;; bun) cash, $1000 in (id days, bclam'f
" per cent mortgHj-e already on place, purchaser
.Hiunc.
show your faith in the Rojrue River Valley ni1 11
lounirv. l.ct me write in this space.
Over-Subscribed 7 Times
J. C. BARNES
Phone fMO-Y or 40f) Hcil
.
One Fiery Embrace al
Flung; Asids Past a3
ture.
MOMfli
with
DOROTHY MACK
WARNER B AX
ON THE STAGi
, At 8:30 P. M.
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