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rMEDFOTlD ILML TRIBTJNT1!, MEDFOttD, ORECOX, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, "1931.
GLEEMEN OFFER
ALL A CHANCE TO
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Associate Memberships Will
Be Sold to Underwrite
Concert Expense Mem
berships Serve as Tickets
tery of the ln,erlor and the word
1st reoelved by District Attorney
Peterson from Washington give as
surance that tlt'.a to the island will
not pass to private intereat.
The secretary ol the Interior's de
cision states that the Island has teen
appropriated by the war department
u essential to the development o(
Crescent City harbor, plane for the
large seaport Including utilization of
the Island for the construction of
wharvee.
GUNS Repaired and Cleaned. Bi
pert work. Medford Cycle. 33 N. Pir
Pears Yesterday
NEW YORK, Oct. o.(AP (U. S.
D. A.) Pear auction market: Prices
about steady, unchanged.
Seven cars arrived; 7 Oregon, 1
Washington, 8 California, and 1 Mon
tana unloaded; 7 cars on tract
Oregon Bartletts; 720 boxes fancy
sold. 11.00-2 20. average 2.1S.
Bosc: 8B3 bosea ex. fancy sold,
1.99-3.29, average 12.40; 270 boxes
fancy sold, 2.40-3.05, average 2.77.
D'AnJoua: 142 boxes fancy sold,
12.40-2.90, average 12.99
Cornice: 446 boxes ex. fancy told,
I9.35-3.S0, average 12.49; 274 boxes
fancy sold, (2. 10-2 39, average 12.18.
CHICAOO. Oct. ti (AP) TJ. B. D.
A.) Pear auction market: Two cars
Oregon and Washington arrived; 17
on track; 4 sold.
Oregon Boac: 899 boxes ex. fancy
sold, 82.19-2.99, averagei 2.30; 205
boxes fancy sold, 92.05-3.39, average
$2.11.
Cse Mall Tribune want ada.
The proof Is in the wear.
Buy your HOSE at
Ethelwjn B. Hoffmann's.
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GUNS Repaired ana Cleaned Ex
pert work. Medlord Cycle. 23 N. FU.
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Dee Mall TrlbLue want ada.
(By A. W. VTarnock.)
Commencing tomorrow and con
tinuing for three weeks, until No-
Tember 1, an Intensive campaign will
be waged In behalf of the Medford
Oleemen In the sfcle associate mem
berships. Por three years the Oleemen have
worked and sung for the people of
thla community. . They have always
been ready to contribute their eerv
loes to the common good most un
selfishly. Whenever they have been
asked to help any civic movement
with their delightful music, they have
responded willingly. These 40 busi
ness and professional men have shown
themselves to be real singing boost
ers, not only for the city of Medford
and Jackson county, but for all the
surrounding territory. Before all ths
Oranges and at all publlo affairs
where a male choir waa a real friend
In need, the Oleemen have given of
their time and talente. And at all
times without money and without
prloe.
Now, after three years; the Oleemen
are going to every muslo lover to ask
support for the coming year. The
organization, long ago, passed the ex
perimental state, but today It needs
financial support and encouragement
almply to pay Its way and be able to
make further progress. Also, the plan
of oampalgn will not be a drain on
any purse. If every muslo loving
citizen will do his part financial suc
cess will be assured and the Oleemen
will be fixed for another year.
Thla Is the plan: Associate mem
berships wit be sold for two dollars.
This will entitle the purchaser oi an
associate membership to six tickets,
whloh will oe good for six admissions
to the conoerta to be given by the
Oleemen this season, one this fall and
one early next spring. The tlcketa
may be used at either, or both, con
oerta, as the purchaser prefers. He
may use them all tX one concert or
he may divide them, as he wishes, be
tween the two concerts. If there are
three In the party they will be fixed
Jor seats for both concerts. A single
admission will cost 80 cents, so by
buying alx tickets for two dollars the
associate member aavea one dollar.
Thus he haa the ticket matter for
Oleemen conoerta settled for the en
tire season. But best of all, the sign
ing of a largs group of Jackson county
citizens as associate members means
a tremendous moral support and en
couragement to the Oleemen and as
sures them In advance of full houses
for both concerts for which they will
have to put In so much time and
effort. All large male ohoire of the
.United States are financed In this
reasonable way. It has been found
that male choirs that have the flavor
of civic organizations, In a way quite
(liferent from commercial singing or
ganizations, should be encouraged
with the endorsement of an Impres
sive aaeoclate membership list at the
opening of each season. Figured pure
ly on a business baala, the advance
ticket aale of six tickets for two dol
lars means that each ticket la costing
the purchaser only 83 I -a cents each
-surely a bargain price for the splen
did entertainment each concert will
afford.
The Oleemen make friends for Med
ford wherever they go. They made
auch a hit with an BRO house last
winter at Klamath Falls that that
city haa booked them for a return
engagement In the magnificent Peli
can theater on Monday. October 29.
Of course every Oleeman gives all
the oredlt for the success of the or
ganization to the talented Jamxa
Btevena, the director, who haa given
of hla time so generously. In turn.
Mr.- Stevena dolfs hla hat to Bebes
tlsn Apollo, the asUtant director. In
any event, It la all one fine family
of good Medford fellows who love to
elng because they are full of music.
It Is a high-corn crowd. ,
The oampalgn will be In charge o
D. B. Millard, himself one of the
tenora of the Oleemen. He will bo
the captain and will have aa Ma
lieutenants, H. J. Fleischer, for many
yenra a Chautauqua manager and well
acquainted In the Kogue River val
ley; Prof. Milton E. Coe, principal of
the Jacksonville high school, who will
represent the campaign In Jackaon
Tllle; Weltle Pruttt of the Prultt Msl
ody ahop. who will have memberships
on aale at hla atore, and Dr. J. H
Butler, who will have charge of the
memberships among Elks club mem-bera.
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CDESOKtfT C1TT, Oct. 10 (Spt.l j
Whaler Island, rocky headland In the I
centr of Crescent City harbor, will 1
not revert to prlvat ownership, ae- j
cording to a decision received thla
week by District Attorney Taylor F
Peterson, from the office of the sec- j
retary of the Interior In Washington, i
D. C. The secretary's decision upheld ,
the opinion of the land office at Sao- i
ramenlo. which ruled that the claim :
of Rrlc Lvdere to the Island la out
A nnmlier of yesre ago, Lydera. a
Pun Frsnclsco attorney, filed owner
ahip to the Island, bied on the Val ;
enttne scrip which permits taking up '
government land anya'here, except
land which la mineral in character.
Lydera claim waa Immediately con
tested by Del Norte county, the mat
ter being first taken up with the
United Btntea land office at Sacra
mento, which upheld the county.
Later, Lydera appealed to the secre-
"lOT" fall
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chairs and buffet in selected walnut venecis.
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