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PAGE SEVEN in being held lor Chamberlain Carr. who Is confined to the Sacred Heart hospital. Everyone ts welcome and good music has been secured. C. P. Cheese Ready For Market Soon charge of the cheese factory, has the business running smoothly and re ports the first making of cheese suf ficiently ripened to be placed on the market at an early date. ecutive office today announced the appointment of Ray H. Lesher, Port land, as a member of the state board of accountancy, succeeding John T. Richardson, whce term had expired. WASHINGTON. May 28. ,.-pi A new measure, providing that If thfe majority of Indtn voters constitutes at least 30 per cent of those Involved, such majority may control eleotlono. was passed by the house yesterday. The bill wrtf designed to c.A-lfv elec tion procedure In Indian tnbea af fected by the Wheeler -Howard act. he dropped when packing a spinach basket. Maverick county, Texas, spinach oes a Ion way. A Syracuse, N. Y., woman returned to Prdro Martinez, a spinach harvester, the empty wallet Apiarists say a colony of bees al ways sends out "scouts" to reeon nolter before swarming over the coun tryside. CENTRAL POINT. May 38. (Spl.) AT COURT HOUSE DR. I. H GOVE now located at 4.9 Med ford Building. -Mr. Hare, who came here from TillamooX several weeks ago and took SALEM, May 28. (AP) The ex ran MEDFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE, MTDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 23. IfM Great maswa of flowers, ranging , from popples and roses to flowering eactl are on display today and : tomorrow in the auditorium and corridors of the court house, with J hundreds viewing the ralnbow-llke ; Popples greet the visitors at the door, and long files of peonies, iris and roses lead the way to the group exhibits. Members of the garden club worked late laet night arrane lng the exhibits, and each variety of flower ha a niche all its own. The roses are leading in popular Interest, with hundreds on display. The Judging Is being done today, and th e results ca nnot be tabu -latd before tomorrow, but a close race In every department la antici pated. Those who assisted Mrs Woodford, president of the garden club, were Mesdames Leonard Car penter, J. C. Bemon. Jordon, Bon telle, C. L. Qoff, J. F. Spalding and Gilbert Stuartr, Misses Helen Bullls. Vivian Van Hoevenburg and Jane Snedlcor. The entry clerks were Mesdames Mentaer, Purnass, E. E. Wilson, H D. Butler, Curtis Darby and G. Fhythlan. Hostesses for this after noon were Mesdames Semon, Bailey. Spilver and Plckel. This evening the hostesses will be Mesdames Ooff, E. E. Wilson and O. Phythlan, and Mlsa Helen Bullls HULSE 10 ENTER Perry Alonzo (Joe) Hulse, ft. Sterling district prospector, charged with threatening to commit a fel ony, was arraigned In circuit court this morning and given until to morrow morning to enter & plea. The court named Attorney Frank J. Van Dyke of Ashland to defend Hulse. The defendant late yesterday asked permission to change his plea to guilty, authorities say. The complaint alleges that Hulse, with a rifle in his hands, threat ened State Policeman Ed Walker with the words, "I'll kill you," and "other words of like import." during chance meeting in the timber a month ago. Trooper Walker pre vailed upon Hulse to abandon his dire purpose. According to the evidence in the cape the state policeman while on a tour of inspection came upon Hulse auto parked on a wooded road. Hulse, as soon as he sighted him is alleged to have made the threats in a violent outbreak. The case was among those sched uled to be Investigated by the new grand Jury drawn yesterday. Rev. K. Hawley Jackson, for a number of years out-going mission ary for the Church of the Nazarene In India, will be heard at the local Church of the Nazarene at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Jackson Is a younr, man, with notable achievement from his labors in the land marked by Its caste system. He never falls to interest hi audience by his direct and pleasing manner of address. The recital ot his varied experiences as a mission ary is like the vivid portrayal of romance. The public Is cordially invited to hear him. MEET TONIGHT AT 7-30 Plans are repidly takinp shape fo: the Elks' CCC smoker at the plcn'c grounds. June 14, and in order to complete several part of the big program that la being prepared, a meeting of all committee chairmen will be held tonight at the Elks' tem ple, according to en announcement today. The meeting is scheduled fi' 7:30 o'clock. WHEAT GROWERS VOTE 53-21 FOR CONTROL The complete and official count for Jackson county In the nation wide wheat, production continuance referendum, was: Yes. 53. ' No. 21. Thlrtv-on wheat grower holding contracts did not vote. There are 104 contracts In the county. Bear Pays Visit Applegate Ranch RIO APPt EG ATE, May 28. (Spl ) Applegate bears are not to be out done by the much publicirrd Crater Lakf rruln. A larpe bear appeared in The field at the Mile Cantrall ranch hrre late onp recent, afternoon. The vifitnr Appeared In somewhat of a hurry. Iravmc rem for the woods. PLAN BENEFIT DANCE AT GOLD HILL JUNE 1 GOLD HII L. Mv 21 (Ppll FVinMj; .-der. -a p-iVf bi"nr ffan'-, h u aa.l. lf.t oau-.i l ffl&inV i?m 5 ffl ft!, IV Y I OdlllUUU r IV KOCH Rs, -J W c m ki jilTI r At j m "i k u i j i ssscv. if i iMlillill wm Brown Tone Finish! I WhI lt I Atypical Ward value! Ha. fs ' HlfS!K-)!il-i-' i-SS3l j neat nickel-plate trim, and 4 flO r - S I wuaSS? ZnspfFS. x&xS--iti, (!SS Si o--r- K Quality Golf Woods Sirens at a Low Price Restful Couch Hammock for Lazy Summer Days For the porch pr in the garden! A well made swing hammock at a very moderate price. Bright striped duck covering, steel frame construction, spring coils in seat, canopy and back curtain. Sturdy Hardwood Fold ingchair for Lawn, Beach Seat and back beautifully striped in 4 gay col ors'. Double seat! Reinforced back support. 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Gut Trout Leaders 07 Trout Flies-Mist Col'd Snells .15 Black Grain leather Fly Book .69 Big 18-inch Trout Net 1.00 RODS Telescope Fly or Bait Rod. . 1.29 Steel Fly Rod 69 REELS Open Spool Fly Reel 1.19 English Style Fly Reel 1.79 Automatic Fly Reel 2.98 FLY LINE Brown Level Fly Line 79 Oil Finish Fly Line 89 Enameled Otisco Fly Line . . .49 HOOKS Mowaco Single Snelled Hooks 6 for .10 Barbed Shank Snelled Hooks 6 for .25 98 Iron Iron liavp clirnmo-plnt-rl h(l?. with line tarn scoring. Wnnd Iuup plain fnriTl pprlmmon Ladies' Lt. Bag $1.50 Men's Rag $1.08 Plenty of Whip and Smash In This Racket! 395 3-piece laminated fall rounded frame I Spiral ailk strings I Walnut overlay on shoulders! nihcr nickels nl Sl.fi! anil ?4.n tf.'M HpprnTrd chnnipton hlp Ti"nnl Bull 2.V teats, Whips, Mixes a Ward Special Value! 1 1 95 Smartly designed electric mixer at a very low price! Irory finish. Two Ivory howls. Petarhnble heater and motor. Juicer and pttrher. 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