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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1934)
PAGE NINE interesting features of Jubilee week and will particularly stress the great contrast between the modes of trans portation of the covered wagon and stage coach era and today. Caravans will be welcomed In Medford through out the day, bringing hundreds of visitors to participate in the celebra tion. in June, says that of more than 400. 000 U. S. patents, only 80 have been for trees and plants. an unofficial monument to the days when Randsburg boomed almost over night from a camp of three miners panning "pay dirt" to a roaring, gold mad town of 8000 souls. It la the of fice of Justice of the Peace E. B. Magtnnls, Randsburg's fourth settler. Cats Catch Snakes. TRENTON, Mo. (AP) Two yellow Persian cats owned by S. T. Phillips caught and killed six snakes In addi tion to engaging several other reptiles in combat, their owner reported. The cats also have a fondness for digging moles out of the ground and killing them. Texas for Bermuda onions, shipped more than half the 1034 Texas crop. Nearly 1100 carloads were shipped In the first four months of the year. Tree Patents Lag, BAKERS FIELD, Cal. (AP) Joe Derusha, scientific orchard 1st who developed a nectar peach which ripens Big Onion Center, LAREDO, Tex. (AP) The Laredo district, which a few years ago be came the largest shipping center In RANDSBURQ, Calif. (AP) Sole survivor of seven devastating fires, a tiny wooden building stands here as OFFICE INSTALLED Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse, city Sanitary Service. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 1, 1934. Vaw M. N. Hogan and company's invest ment securities and broker office la now Installed In efficiently arranged and comfortable permanent quarter at 214 East Main street. The new oiflce has a main room measuring 75 feet from entrance to the quotation board In the rear, with width of 26 feet, On one side la a counter for transaction of customers' business, and a private office. On the opposite side Mr. Hogan has drafted a graph s by 16 feet on which the Dow Jonea averages are charted showing the high, low and cloee daily on Industrials, rails, utili ties and bonda over a period of two years. The chart also shows each day'a volume of transactions. All brokerage offices have Cow Jonea charts. However, this Is the only chart on the coast where all four groups are shown together, according to Mr. Hogan. who points out that the comparisons are an excellent guide for Investors. The M. N. Hogan company has a ticker service on direct wire, carry ing the stock quotations simultan eously with San Francisco, Portland and Seattle. The ticker tape Is re produced on the quotation board by Translux and quotations are marked on the huge board as transactions in stocks are shown. The board also carries grain and commodity prices. A direct wire gives fastest service on buy and sell orders, aa placed by customers. The customers' room Is provided with comfortable chairs, where In vestors may take their ease in fol lowing the trend of the market, as flashed upon the quotation board. The brokerage concern first In stalled ticker service August 30, 1B33, and provides Medford with one of the few such facilities In a city of this size In the country. - Mr. Hogan extends an Invitation to the public to Inspect the new quarters and the staff is glad to ex plain the workings of the mechanisms which keep the office In constant touch with the principal markets of the country. CARRIES JUBILEE WORD TO K. FALLS The American Legion caravan to Klamath Falls In behalf of the Dla mond Jubilee proved decidedly worth while, according to reports received from those who made the trip Tues day. The Medford Jubilee boosters were given a cordial reception by the Klamath Palls Legionnaires and other local citizens and much Interest was shown In the big state celebration which opens here next week. Arriving In Klamath Falls, the lo cal caravan was met by the com mander of the Klamath Legion post. Sheriff Lowe and and other officials, as well as many other Klamath citi zens. A parade was formed, headed by city police on motorcycles, state police In cars, and the Medford drum corps followed by nearly a score of Medford cars bearing advertising ban ners and placards. Loud speaker equipment broadcast music and an nouncements concerning the Jubilee week program and a big calliope brought up the rear. Needless to say, everyone In the , Klamath business district knew that the Medford cara van was In town and what for. The parade wound up at the Legion Mem orial building where an Informal re ception was held by the Klamath Legion and "40 et 8" members for the Medford group. Later in the evening Medford was given time on the popular "Pelican" hour over station KFJI to put on sev eral musical numbers and a talk on the Diamond Jubilee by H. L. Brom ley, chairman of the caravan commit tee. All indications plont to a splen did attendance from Klamath Falls, according to those who made the trip. WEDNESDAY 2 P.M. Anne Whlteaker, Queen Mother of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration, will open Oregon's Diamond Jubilee row show next Wednesday afternoon at a o'clock In the high school gym nasium, under the ausplcea of the Medford Garden club. The show will be open until Friday night of Jubilee week. No entry fee Is charged and all flowers growers are urged to partici pate. 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