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MTDFORD ItATL TT&BUNE. fEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRTL 12. PAOE ELEVEN FOLK CONCERT AT Mias Leah Parser of Klamath rail visited here over the Tree end with her mother and sisters. The family motored to Granta Pass Sunday to visit relative!. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson had a dinner guest Saturday v-n'n Mr. and Mr. A- Benaon and daugh ter Prmaces, of Fern Valley.. - M. N. Oault. Lanmowr & Saw Filing. Lilu repairs. Rear Oault Shoe Shop. ;i20 E. Main. Alley entrance. Tel. 802. Canadian Wheat Stores Reduced OTTAWA. April 13 (AP Stocki of wheat In Canada March Si amounted to 283 674.799 bushels aa compared with 304.374,741 bushels a year ago. a reduction of 31.600.000. The bureau of statistics announced In a crop report lMiied today. Decreases were also nhown In bar ley and flaxseed and Increases In oats and rve. Tdurated Mule Oregon W rather Catholic Ladlea are sponeorlne; s Food Sal Saturday morning at 9 o' clock at Reliable Grooery, AP.-Dvn.mlt. . mm. 'mi. Z 1 Cloud ,on'1,, nd atupd.y: coot his .tuff. Dvn.mii. ...... a v.. I v 'n ,nt trlor baturd.y; moderate knees to crl Into . mull coal mine nr here. Ones Inlets Dyio. north and. northwcnt wind 0(1 the Slenderize with Spencer Individual, ly Deigned Coraeia. Malaoa Jeauna, tel. 487. mtte stands up .nd com t. wora). On Mall Tribune want ade. SCHOOL TONIGHT 'f'Vr.fayf4tiMnr Tonight at 8:00 o'clock the South ern Oregon Normal school Olee club, and folk dancing class win present a folk concert tn the auditorium of the school. The two Glee clubs are directed by Miss Louise Woodruff. and the folk dances are In charge of Miss Virginia Hales. The concert Is open to the public. The program Is as follows: I. 1. "Pilot. Lan' de Boat," negro spiritual by Allen. 3. "All Day on the Prairie.'' Texas cowboy song by Geuon-Blegger. Men's Glee Club II. 1. Russian dance The Bold Mer chant. 2. Swedish dance Rhelnlander. in. 1. "Star Lullaby." Polish song, ar ranged by Treharne. J. "Hurakan. the West Wind," Vancouver Indian, song, arranged by Loomls. Treble rlef Club IV. 1. Mexican dance La Jesuctta. 3. Hungarian dance E Czardas. 8. Spanish dance La jota, . Irish Jig. V. t. "Silent, OMoyle." Irish song, arranged by Treharne. 3. "Swing Low. Sweet Chariot." negro spiritual arranged by Burleigh. 8. "Wake Thee, Now, Dearest." Czecho-Slovak song, arranged by Taylor; Treble Clef club. The last song will be sung with the Czecho-Slovak words. -f- TRIAL OF DA1LEY STARTS MONDAY Trial of Julian Dalley, Indicted for alleged burglary not In a dwelling, will start before a Jury In circuit court Monday. Dalley la specifically charged with the alleged burglarizing of the "What-Not" confectionery and DeVoe's store 10 months ago. Two others Indicted with Dally are at large. In the DeVoe burgtary, the prow lers were surprised by city pollco and In the flight, shots were exchanged between one of the robbers and City Policeman William Peck. The mar auders escaped In an auto parked on Sixth street. Police claimed at the time that one of the burglar trio was wounded, basing their surmise on the fact one was seen to fall on the lawn of the South Metho dist church after an exchange of shots. Dalley has a record. He has served a. state reform school sentence, and two state prison terms from this county. He Is alleged to have been a member of a local gang of young criminals, who committed a series of burglaries In this city 4.W0 years ago, which was broken up with their ar rest last October for the Mann de partment store burglary. Members of the gang are now either serving sen tences, or a( .liberty on, suspended sentences. T TO VIE SATURDAY ASHLAND. April 13. (Spl) Typ ing and shorthand experts of the Ashland high school are practicing diligently for the district typing and shorthand contest to be held Satur day at the Ashland senior high build ing opening at 9:30 a. m. Seven other schools will compete In the contest, all others with the exception of Grants Pass being second class schools. Central point, Sams Valley, Phoe nix. Jacksonville, Butte Falls and Gold Hill, second class, will compete for the cup, first circulated last year and won by phoenix tn the district contest. Ashland and Grants Pass will compete for placement, no award to be given the winner. The cup won by Ashland last year in the district contest Is out of circulation. Ash land having won it three times. Willow Springs WIIAOW SPRINGS. April 12-(Spl Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heft entertain ed at dinner Wednesday evening, the following guests: Mr. and Mr. J. L Stuart and daughter Wanda, Mr. and Mr. Adrian Thompson and little daughter all of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Young had a surprise vlalt from their couaina, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hick and son of Orav lty. Iowa. IsM week. Mrs. Foy Lamport, formerly of th-a district but now living at Lakevtev If visiting in the valley. While hem she had medical treatment at an Ash land hospital and la getting alon; nicely at the B. K. Reamea home on the Crater Lake highway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gable of Med ford have rented the Clyde Hanaon place for the summer. Their daugh ter is attending hl:h school tn Cen tral Point Mrs. Hsnsin l via; tins her dauchter. Mrs. Harold Patfon in B'J'.te Fulls. Laf r ahe v:'; oln her husband ho la employed T, the northern part or the st. F,imr Feldfnhela.er of Portland .-pent tr.c weekend at h;s orchard in this district Mrs Roy Nichols underwent a ma jor operation at a Medford hoapttaj. la.t Saturday morning and 1 gettln; aJonj nicely. Willow Springs wring club mem-be- .inr1 tVr families enjovrd a wr:r,. r rev.; ot Tas R:js Saturday ataroor 3 ? H VI 111 n If iiJ'WWiMx Pi i I a 11 M Ira VM&m I i Vfet aW'!- & ref ff WtZtfr U'l - 11 II II I! n 4 u tvi JT"-ttr-i"Hi i' una Shiny Straw . . or Dull Crepe for Your Easter HAT L4S At this small price you can afford one of each. 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