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Newspaper Page TextPSQE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON,' TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1931. Local and Personal Jtund Concert WedittMiiiy Eve 5 P.. Wilson Wait announced today -that the regular .band concert, which 1b held each Thursday evening In the city park, will be conducted on Wed lieAdny this weefc. The program lor (the evening will be published in the Mall Tribune tomorrow evening. Rrturnm to Portland Miss Esther Cato of Portland, who has been visiting friends In Mediord for some time, left tills noon on the Shasta for her home. , Two (irnw Fires tAtuooa today a large griwa fire hUfned In-the Slfiklyou Heights dis trict, winch was placed under control by members of the lre department 6ofiure anyduTnago Has done, .A graei tire in Uidl6oo block on Dakota ave iue yesterday caught the shingles of A garage, on lire, but little damage resulted, t if. WnltefleldJV to Itetiirn "Mr., and Mrs.. J. W. Wakefield and daughter, Mrs. Wlllard Whitman, are expected to return today from Dia mond lake, "where they have been vacatloniutr. Mr. wakerieio is . ported to be recovering from his re cent suouen niness at vne mite. J lr re from DiHtunt P luces v Among the guests - from distant points registered at Medford hotels dre the following: Mr. ana Mrs. m. Rosen of Philadelphia, Pa.. Roy D. Well of Detroit. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. J..M. itumflKin oi Mssouia, moiu. 'W ' r; , .- . Fine Miyrnolia Biorwrn t - O. tE.v oaten brought, a ' beautiful magnolia from his gardens to. 'the Chamber of Commerce build 1 fig this morning,--where the blossom was on display tills afternoon. In froni lf eee Creek Visitors. In Medford todoy from country .districts.. Included Mr. and Mrs. Frod Lorenzen atKl Miss Ruin jjBlbsonof Rem eraek. - tuAwl'in Eugene i ': 'Jjr;. I tida Baasonetta of .tills city , and ,Vre. John HolzRantr of Klumatfi' -Fall ivlll Ictivo tomorrow lor Eugene wnere vtheg will visit for a few daya. ?Gnlnor n LaiT 'Anselfrft. "if.'' 'J Mr.,Kiil(i Walters of AejMund 'M . leuymg bills wwK Jor - uun' .iUKf-'iiis, liere alio will visit Willi .relatives for i Sew- wooka.' . 4 .JFronV HtalV Metropolis ' .. O Residents of Portland registered at local Jioudu Include Mrs. J. 8. Reagan and piirty. L. S. Metshell and fnmly, a. F. Butjcntlialer, Lee E. Smith, W. A. Howe, A. 8. Mendall and son, A. ,C. Stevens, p. O. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. C. l. Weavor, W. N. Ruiwell, o. B. Yerby, W. W. Jewett, P. E. Ken fnedy. E. H. Oalllen, W. A. Billings, E. K. Bindfleld, N. L. Btarkel und family. ran'offi-red rJiirlli tpttiiy iias been- transferred, by thoJ company to ruruiura. wncra ,410 111? 'bafloeatcd In the tnture. jj' ' Jji Tormer Atlilata litre J,1 .'i !i ; Mefvyn Chaataru former local, resi dent and star Iferiforcl tltlgh jeshooV ' hiu.kl)ill player, passed through fiera' luat week end en route to Eu gene, following a motor trip to Cali fornia.: 'train Plnril for Wreek Mrsrlmnu Jolinson of Grants Paaa WftS fluiKl (10 and coaua, 10.40, In oourt Jn dold Hill Monday oioruliiK Cjwrara iuage n. v. nmi nn id., iv ult of itn luttldent Sunday. The tour. jlng car driven by Mrs.-Johnson -oV 'Uded' with a coups owned by unic ,T. .Oalllger of Rogue River, when Mr. .BallHsM algnnlled to make.iv lettliftnd turn-. into hla driveway ivd Mra. ;ihiudn nnaaad another ar aixt 'jraiX ithtontialllKer'a utnoUlle, aocoidlnlk to. Trarflo Officer anerninn. wno'in rtieatlunted the aocldiut. Offfcir 8itw !lfU' arreated Mra.. Jolinaon fur (all-. ;ijvg to give rignt 01 way. J 1 ... - . .... ., llHMMltv ItrtiiriiH .... J , ola, Andei'aon, deputy aherlff ,. haa (returned from Portland, where ahe taa 4en apeudlng the tyuat week on Utull OlirsU of fofflna . 1 J. Clifford Hall of Fresno, Col., en itiute t9 Orand Forks. N. D., to look aftor 9lla farming tnteroata, la apend '1ns the day with hla. eoualna, Mr. 'and Mra. J. O. Coffin of Huaten road. Rrlrastd in liail - " Oeorge Mcfionald was releoaed from the city Jail this morning on t2ft ball. having been placed there lost night, charged with reckleas driving while lntoxicatea. . ' '. . . . LINDBERGS 10 BID FAREWELL 8lHJiiplns Here Today Mr. and Mra. joe Hudson of Apple gate, Mra. Joaae Jones of Coker Butte and Mr. and Mra. John U Nealon and daughters of Table Rock were shop ping in Meaiora mi morning. Mlm HlrxHl Vlxlts I lire . Mlas Kathryn Blood of Eugene, who formerly ,,tauoht achool at Central Point, la In Medford visiting friends this week. Here from Woulilngtoit Oueata at Medford hotels reglatercd from Washington points Include H O. Lindane, P. H. Carruthera and H 1j. Hart of Tacoma, Otto Freese of Everett and A. C. Wilson, Mr. and Mra. A. A. Jasper, Mr. and Mra. J B. Snow.- Mra. jean Pabst, Earl Owens and h. McLelland of eeattle. Vlstto Parents Mlas Viola Templcton left today for Klamath Falls, where ahe will visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Tenvpleton, . . Visit C'ntter UUte Mrs. Ruth Ingalla and two chll dren and Miss Huael Adams of Bak ersfleld, Cal., left by stage today for Crater lake. They have been on a three wecka' vacation trip to varlouB poinla in the nortnweat. Wll Arrive Today . i Mr. and Mra. A. E. Horn, Jr., and ohlld of Portland are expected lnMed ford this evening. Mr. Horn Is assist ant divisional manager for the Oen oral Petroleum, company. ; . rfjtllriaul, Alan Here , , A group of railroad representatlvea arrived in Aiccnorcl by irum to atteno to business matters, 'i'hey were Km est) Farrell, Union Pacific; Oeorge T.hcnuts.-.-Chleauo. Mlwaukee Si Bi. Paul: V. Druce. Grand Trunk:-Al fCosteilo,, Baltimore St Ohio; Oeorge Webster. ..Chicago, Milwaukee Si St. Paul, and Jock McLoughlln, Illinois Central. iMf-Baalnnw Vlalt O. B, Ball, of Portland, supervisor in this, district for the oenerai pet roleum -company,, la : in Medford to spend several daya on bualness, Leuw for Lake o' the WwnIh' Edna Mae Harriet, Tim Edwin and Lola White, accompanied by Elaine DvVrlc(. left tills morning for a wceK a camping ui uinc u vim vvuuun, taking their camping outfit In by trutK. A Medical Visitor Dr. E. A. Woods of Ashland was a Business caller In Medford yesterday. viHii-imr MewHiMiiM'r iien C. C. Scott, representative of the San Froncaco Examiner, and 11. .is. Johnson, representative of the Oak land, (Oal.) '.Tribune, .are bualness visitors In Medford who arrived yea. teruiiy. if; 'v. i .;: . V, v .; J . Oreffoiilans at Hotels ! Local hotel' registrations 1 from ' Ore gon polntai. include .Ihoset of P. L. Joy, w. wneeier end m. h. Lewis 01 corvaiis. c u. Arcnioaia ana r. j. Carr of Roseburg. J. D. Isoin of Al bany, Mr. end Mra. F. H.u Lawreoce, Miss R, c. -.Young. Mra. M. e. Liver more and E. S. Farrell. 4f(T Ah Witness I Dr. Marr Blssalllon of Portland is Jn tills city as witness in the caae ojrAVutson VB..U10 Pacific Mutual, t Vlstteo tile VHietrNiffa -"Mr. Nid Mra: .D. L. Reed and fam- II spent eundav n AM.,J itM MR lAnna Ouctrlafi and family! Wfrttllnit Llornsee IssuM . , . V. -Van-lug lloenses saued 'yesterday .at ,Mie county clerk'a office were: Richard W. Farmar, Kan Frartclaco, and Donna Sybil Furry, Phoenix; John R. Hoi ton and Edim May Mitch ell, Oakland, Ca.; Jock W. Elllntt and Wanda Lou Stafford, Klamath Palls. nWiplng Today ,' ) . Mrs... Ines McDonald of Persist la Spending today in Medford shopping U local stores. . Many rallfnrnUt ToiirlstM Here -) l"eople from California registered t,horls In the city Include Mra. Ruth Sngulls and Mlas Hosel Adams of bakersfleld, Mr. and Mra. O. A. Cam eron, Miriam Cameron and Mra. R. C, Lawrence of Beverly Hills. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nichols Mr. and Mra. 11 O. Mason, Mrs. Oeorge Windsor. Dor othea. Palainountaina. Mr. and Mra. T: K. Baker and J. R. Wlnneler of Oakland. Mm. John Kallvet of Hilt, M. W, Oormley and family and Char lee' U. Vsnina and family of Sucra Inenlus - O. lawyer, Mra. Karl Cooper and sou, Mra. Melissa Nickel, Lela Harrison, Marlon Moore. Ore Joau Chlpman and K. flame nf Los Angelea. Mrs. Jack Palis and Lola V. Faha of thiusmuir and Anita Day Hubbard. i. ftralchlul and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hi ly Cook. A. T. Bum 11. a... Aus tin and R. Adams. Pr Temple Vlllrd Ashlnml ' Rev. Dt. T. H 1mple of Portland, and former pwtor of tu First M. IS. ehureh of Melford, ha Beer vimliM la . Ashland f(Sr a few days as gue.it Of Rev. and Mra. S. W. Hall of that flly.- Dr. Temple spoke aniuriay even ing st the union services at the Pres byterian ehureh at Ashland. Toady fir. Temple accompanied Rev. and Mrs. Hall to Portland, from where tiie Halla will leave on a two weeks' vaoatlon to be spent at Mv-Minnvllle. slilverton and Portland. t'.prorirt Today Mr. and Mra. p. S. Bigalow, Mr. and Mra. C. H. Bigalow and Mra. Frank Tower left this morning for prospect, where they are spending today. KspWeA from Manhfleid . Mrs. Paul Disney and alater, alias Thelma Stone of Marshfleld, are ex pc.lea In Medford today. ' 1 . ' f i : ;' : - Hater Itltlils Hoiielif - The' Luckv Bov Mining '.company. with ..headquarters at. Rogue River, lias filed application with the state engineer fur peruusssion to appropri ate water from the Rogue river for mining purposes lu Jackson county. MIhh Honutue to Leave Miss Helen Bp rogue, who has boon visiting In Medford and at. Crater lake for the vast week, will leave ahtsr svenliia bv train for Oakland, CaJ.ii She. silent several daya null her mother at the national purx,. Ken WllllmllB to Port land Ken Williams, chief radio operator In ohargo at the Medford municipal airport, left on the northbound pns scuger plane today for Portland, whire lie will Bpend several days of his. vacation. . Went to California Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks and Mr snd Mrs. Bob Strang spent the post week end at Crescent city and Eureka Miinv Take Licenses - Forty-five' ear ownera applied at the county sheriff's office Monday fot temporary auto licenses. Army Plane Here ; A Douglas ao-A army ship, en route from Crisey Field; California, to Plersan field. Vancouver, Wash., atop Dfd today at the Medford arport. The airplane was piloted by William Ball.. Ktnrt Picking Tomorrow Picking of peara at the Clancy or chard on the Jacksonville highway will sturt tomorrow, It waa learned today. Information waa also received that orchardluts who have aold their fruit to connerlea will not atart pick ing until later. Will Itrert Tent A permit was loaned by the city today to J. Paul Roper for the erect ing of a tent on Rast Main atreet on the Olds property, to be uaed for evangellatle meetings. (lllliert Wailim Here Ollbert Waage of Oakland, who haa been In Portland for several days, re turned to the Medford alrnort today tin his Curtlaa Robin plane. v 1 , 1 1 , AND HOPWEST Colonel and Wife Leave Washington for North Haven, Maine Baby to Stay With Grandparents WASHINGTON, July 28. (AP)-T Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, left today for North- Haven. Maine, for family farewells before continuing their aerial vacation trip to Japuni . The Lindberghs took off to the southward after taxiing ' about ' the river to wurm up their motor,. Circling about, the colonel headed back up the Potomac aud as he passod over the Anucosltla naval station dipped his wings In farewell and dropped a mlsale from his plane. A ' boat went out to pick it up, imnKing it mignt be a note, . The departure was made at 1:20 p. m. after several hours had been spent In fueling and testing the radio with which the ship is equipped. May Hv All lay . . Lindbergh expected to fly directly over land, despite his pontoon equip ped plane. If his radio is working well he planned to make North Haven to day. If necessary, however, they will spend tho night at North Beach, New York. As he dopartcd, Colonel Lindbergh emphasized that they were not trav ellng on schedule and would give no Indication.' of the tlmea they would. leave their various stopping places. Juat before climbing Into hia plane he posed for pltotographars with As sistant Secretary lugalls of the Navy department.. , . ROCKLAND, Maine. July 2B.-(AP)r Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., 13 months old son of Colonel and Mra. Ltnd bergh, arrived here today In charge of a nurse."'. , 'V ' . .' " They wont aboard ' the Lindbergh yacht Movotte for the 12-inlle trip to North Haven where tnoy win apena the season at tho summer home of United ' States Senator and Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow of New Jersey, parents of Mrs. Lindbergh.- - 4 RIGHTS ON ROGUE ARGUED THURSDAY .1 The case of tho California property owners along Rogue river who have brought suit against a group of placer miners will be hoard Thursday of this week In the court of Circuit Judge H. D. Norton. Stilt Is filed by tho Anglo-London- Paris National bank of Sun Francisco aunlnat Tyson Panky and others. The bank represents Herbert Flelshhockor and others , owuiiuj property ana homos on the river. . ; ; The plaintiffs allege tliat- the pla cer operatlona are damaging tho ahore Iln eund property. A tempo rary restraining order is now 111 eiiect halting placer mining in me region. : A lame group of the miners have been operating along the river during the period oi uepression aim unemv ploymcnl,-li Is said. ,. -"J"i CHRISTENSEN TO aeoree Chrlsteivson, former Univer sity or Oregon star football pluycr, slRiied a contract here last mum to nlny professional football during the comlmr season, lia announced. He slKited to play with the Portsmouth, Ohio, eleven, which is a memoor oi the National Football leauue, corn nosed of eastern professional teams, Mr. Christ rue n cun.e down Iron. Crater Lake to complete final con. UnvL HrrauKPments. He is worKinit as the lake this season. The Portsmouth contract calls for participation In 30 name. Tho mute tackle. Known ana down the Pacific coast as "Chris," has been named on numerous all -s tear teams during the past three years ho has played on the Oregon var.slty, OF AT; FEATURE AT CRATERIAN Mrs. Klsie Carlton Btrans, Ac companied by MIha I in one ne Wal lace, entertained Fox Cratenan quests last evening with two so prano solos, , and Tex Klltott, pro fessional tap dancer, uave several eocentrlo numbers as features on the radio opportunity program broadcast from ..the ,Pox, Cratcrian thtxvler on Monday. rny Wiley Peebles, better , known iu "Kikl." who is not qulto three jenrs old. was a lo featured on the bill and Hang "My Wild Irish Hon." No amoiut of pernuajtton could tret th little fellow to stun "aSprlnt; time tit th Hockles, which huo been requested. Big Bargsln Banrinent Httle, Wom en's -ShiH-i l biH to fc.l..iH tomorrow. M. M. Department a I arc, by Itmken windows glaz.. Xrowbrlftg Cahlnvt Work. v Kstes for out-of-town trips. Tel. 00. Slons warning swimmers against diving into the Kogue river from Bvbee brldgv are being posted ti week by the county cuurt, it was announced today at the office oi tho county juokc. increased ptipuiarHy or tnret sec tion of the river for swimming has made diving from the bridge ex tremely dangertnis. It is said. There Is danger of divers being Injured because of the uncertain soundings of the stream when (lie water Is low ns at prenent. Danger of strik ing other swimmers Is also seen li the order by the court, prohibiting tho high diving. 4 IS INJURED BY BULL Mrs. Viva Steele of the Rrownsboro diitrict was rmhed to this city yes terday even inn for treatment for In juries received when a bull charged the horse she was riding, canst na It to fall with her us the grmind. 8he was treated by lr. H. W. Stearns and found to be suffering from severe bruises only, She was driving the bull at her ranch In the HrcwnnU.ro district, w.hen It sudden ly turnetl In the field and ehar.-t her hore, which smtntned nure serious injuries. Kvl lowing treatment Mrs. ateete returned to her home. Wrtmlts of dNtinrtlon. The Pea !, op p. Holly theater. "Gold Dust Gertie" at Holly h . : 1 t- f ' ? i mm ty?M -:(&&m&tZtLd& .JUil 1hB difficulty of timing for laughs In the making of . a modern soraon comedy Is complioatsd by the clever ness of Vie comedians In the cast. As a consequence "Gold Dust Oef tie," latest feature- picture starring Winnie Lightner and featuring Olsen and Johnson, and now the attraction at the Holly, offered the sound re- ocr-img-departments : altogether new problems , because practical ly every member of the large cast is rated as a first class sqreen comic and is certain to share in the laughter which the picture provokes. Showing with this feature comedy Is a News Reel, a Review, 'and the seventh of Vie Bobby Jones Golf Reels entitled, "The Spoon." . EGAN TALKS GOLF AT ACTIVE LUNCH MembeVs of: the Active duly of this olty who guthered at the Holluiid hotel at noon today for their regular weekly luncheon,- were . entertained .by Chandlet gan, natlonally knotyn golfer who makes bis home in Medford. Mr. Egan cheerfully an swered questions . put to . him by members of the Active club who play golf and -hla, contribution to today's program was enthusiastically ; re ceived. , ; . , ' Inijtho course of t,he short business session, the Actlvlans decided to dis pense with their regular meeting next Tuesday bo- that members might participate In the chamber of com merce and service club banquet at the Medford Hotel, August 3rd, given in honor of .1. c. Penney, nationally known merchant and Penney store executive. . The Joint Active club and Business and Professional Women's club swim ming and dancing party, which will be held Vie first Thursday inAugust. at Twin Plungos In Ashland, v was discussed and plans for refreshments and transportation perfect. This party wll be a "pay and take It" affair, according to1 John Nledermey er, president of the Active club; and promises to be one of the outstand ing social events of the season. , ; 1 -. . PEARS ARE READY ;DEj0fi . Although fow orctmrda have start ed pIcklnK. pressure teats ahow that peara In most dlatrlcU are ready and unlesB harvested very aoon, Krowera will have a-lot of ripe fruit to dispose of. Tills twos t.'ie atutement made today by'Ouy w Conner, ploneor luuui ori-Miruisi aiiaiiruit mai'Keier. rressure teBis now .neing made as a Ruage for ploklug the pears average from 30 to 3a. Mr.. Conner finds. A Iiitko number - of orchardL"ts -are brliiKlnii their fruit to the office of the county UKcnt for testing.. A few pears are being placed In storage preparatory to shipping, but little pncKlng is being done as yet; a survey of the packing district reveals. Meteorological Report July 28. 1031. Medford and vicinity: . Tonight and Wednesday lair; no change in tern perature. . Oregon: Fair tonight and" Wednes day; no change In temperature. Local Data s y ? 2 -t 01 0 Temperature (degrees)- q9 ' '55 Highest (lost 12 hours) 00 ' 89 Lowest (last 2 houi-s) 54 65 Rel. humlldlty (pet.) S2 GO Precipitation (Inches).... jo 0 State of. weutlier.'. ...Clojir. Clear. Lowest temperature this morning, 64 degrees. - Total preelpltatlon since September 1. 1930, 13.67 Inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest. 91; lowest, 60. Sunset todAy. 7:34 p. m. Sunrise Wednesday, 5:01 a. m. Sunset Wednesday, 7:33 p. m. Observations Taken at fi A. M. 120th Meridian Time CITY oi .; r r o Baker Dlty Bismarck Boie-..-. . LUauver ..v. 1I)es Moines Kresno tfieiena los Angeles plarshfleld (Phot nix 'Portland Red Bluff Rosebuig Salt Lajte San Francisco .. Santa Pe . I Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Winnipeg TY NKW YORK, Jul 20. (ATI uroaoway today mourned Miss Helen wiusli. beautiful 21-year-old mines Kill, who died at a hospital in Grcen)ort, L, , I., yesterday Irom burns .received ' wfion . an explosion destroyed Hairy Klchman's yacht Sunday. A few moments after she died. Rlchinan clowned . and Bang' to n Follies audience, unaware that the girl, whom he risked Ills life to save had sucrumbed. Ho was not told of it until after the show. Vimlnla Diddle, of tho Follies, also burned In the explosion. Is still at tho hospital and will recover, doc tors ssld. The others Injured in the blast. Including Mark Helllnger, newspniier columnist were dis charged from the hospital yesterday. . . . -- solnn Hies of stroke . FAYKTTB. Mo., July 28 (API CoiiHressmsn Bam O. Major, 82. .veUir- an represeiuiUive of the seventh Mis souri comtressloual district, a Demo crat, died at his home here today. He Suffered a paralytic stroke July 19. Twelve Nebraska farmers now be long to the state 100-buhcl an acre corn produtcliut club. They qualified in the past seven yeats. Red Letter Bargain Uny tomorrow. M. M. Department Store. . Shop tomorrow at M. M. Dent. Store tVuble a. & H. rreen dsavnt .ramps 86 64 106 66 98 62 98 74 96 80 ,.4.ifl0 78 ! 94 66 82 76 ..'.I' 62 48 .......110 68 82 60 104 68 82 . 64 02 80 .... 62 52 86 60 74 68 "m 60 90 58 Clear Clear Cloudy P. Cdy. Cleur P. Cdy. Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloud? Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy W. J. HUTCHISON, Meteorologist. Dross Milk Ins; .Special All work guaranteed. Silk dresses $3.50. Knsemb'eK $5.00. Tel. G32-W. , Ilrlll Sheet Metal Works does expert repairing, fender and auto body repalrlmr. . A hot dance In a cool hall at dole. HIH Saturday night. First 25 couple. Double S. & H. stamps-on all cash purcnoscs tomorrow. M. M. Dept Store. Silk dresses reduced to S4.95 and $6.95 and double S. St H. green stamps tomorrow. M. M. Dept. Store. SOFT CORNS Get a bottle of M on lie's Kmeralri Oil with the understanding that if it does not put an end to all the sore ness and misery your money will be promptly returned. Don't worry about how long you've had them or how many other prep arations you have tried. This now- erful penetrating oU Is one prepara tion mat win neip to make your pain ful, aching feet so healty and free from corn and bunion soreness that you'll be sble to go snywhere and do anyining in absolute foot comfort. Heath's Drug store and Jarmln & Woods are selling lots of It. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD At once, a good bed, com plete: table, chairs, dresser, No dealers. 1701 N. Rrveistde. - . OKOCERY stock and fixtures for sale or trade. 710 8. Riverside. FOB RENT Desirable furn. apt. All hotel services. Hotel Urand. C11KVHOI.ET 8 truck. 1929: tine rub ber, overalred; fruit body. Priced low. s.ir.derson Motor Co., 123 so. Riverside. : " FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A white leghorn ben. owned by W. 3. Shuford of Hickory, N. C, laid 11 eggs In IS days, all containing double yolks. t LAST TIMES TODAY 1 RAMON 1 N0VARR0 I 1 "SON OF j INDIA" M with CONRAD NAGEL Z0z . . . Romantic and Mysterl- S out ... he ritlen out or the deKert a handsome Don Juiin In search of Love , . . SS. Plus! "Chuck" Bier j Pox News Comedy Myers Construction Co. received a j Keno Reolllng 0f contract to gravel Oregon Coast high- j ath Falls highway from i way from Oardlner to Florence. - lQlj miles wen rtm.HL' VALVALENTE (IN PERSON) AND HIS FAMOUS . KFRC Roof Garden Orchestra , . 4 ' f OF SAX. FRANCISCO 12 Columbia Broadcasting Artists KA1IIOS filKT TO IIANCF. AND Ml'KM; loviks JACKSON SPRINGS THUR. NIGHT, JULY 30 : Oriental Gardens, Medford FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 31 , Admission:. 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