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MEDFORD f ATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. APRTL 17. 1936.
ROOSEVELTS AT EASTER SERVICE '
LAWNMOWBRS aharpened. W call
tor and deliver. 33 N. Fir at. SIMS
BROS. Phona SSI.
OF
Ulia Edith Bag. waa highly enjoyed
by tha large crowd preaent.
Rer. Johnston, who eonducU a
horn for children known aa "Faith
Home." In California ,1a conducting
rellgloue meetlnga here thla week.
New Spring Formal,
Prlnta. Organdlei. Crepea
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN
DISRUPTS 20-30 PARTY
LETS
FOR HALF MILLION
PORTLAND, Ore., April 17. (AP
-Another $500,000 will be spent on
Oregon roadi for bridge approaches,
Yltduct f.r4 general Improvement a
r-BUlt of action Uun here by the
state highway commlulon.
SeTen contract were awarded, one
wit . iferred to state engineers for
approval and bids on two other pro
Jecu rejected.
Several delegations also were heard
by the com ml set on at Its session late
yesterday.
A dozen farmers headed by Walter
ftchllckhelser of Sherwood protested
that the new Aurora-WllsonvUle cut
off highway would cut through valu
able portions of their farms.
The com mi i on Mid damages would
be adjusted, but the accepted route
was half a mile shorter and $200,000
haper than other available routes.
Largest contract awarded at the
first day's session went to the Con
solidated Highway company of Port
land. It bid of $180,161.50 was ac
cepted for approaches to the Yaqulna
Bay bridge and work on the Toledo
Blmpson Creek section of the Corval-lls-Newport
highway.
Other project awarded and lov
bidders Included:
Douglas County: Grading and sur
facing eight miles of Rwd port-Wilson
ranch section of Umpqtia high
way, Northwest company, Portland;
$68,703.
Douglas County: Viaduct over
Southern Pacific tracks south of
Koeeburg near Oreen station. Moun
tain States Construction Co. Eu
gene; 32.900.
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Prealdtnt and Mr.. Rooaevalt as they attended Eaiter aervlcea at
St. Thomas' Church at the capital. A coreage added a aplaah of color
to the Eaiter outfit worn by Mn. Roosevelt. (Associated Hress Photo)
ONE LANDS IN BASTILE
The unheralded arrival of four
cavemen, clad In moth-eaten furs,
at a party given by Mlsa Barbara
Drury for 20-30 club members and
their wives and girl friends last night,
ended In near hysterics on the part
of the ladles, dumbfounded amaze
ment on the part of the gentlemen
the escape of three of the cavemen
and the Incarceration In the city kllnk
of the fourth Neanderthal, who at
tempted to glom a generoua portion
of lemon pie.
The local constaoulary was called
out, and City Officers Cave and 81 on
eker nailed the last caveman whose
gluttonous complex had hindered his
flight. According to 20-30 members
this morning, the man was given
mental exam at the Jail and describ
ed aa "wholly Insane" by Dr. Charles
T. Sweeney. The man Identified him
self as Ralph Llnkhart of the Or ants
Pass chapter of 20-30, and gave the
names of his raiding companions as
Larry Manuel, Fred Langley and Webb
Thorn berry, all of the Orants Pa as
chapter.
Those attending the party were the
Messrs. and Meadames Gene Orr,
Truitt Cantrall, Lorn Massey, Del Cox
Herb Brown, Harry plnneo, Howard
Mctcalf, Clyde Pichtner, Cordle Sun
derman, Dr. Jim Johnson and Lyle
LI ndley. Others were Miss Harriet
Sparrow, Aubrey Sanders, Fred , Un
derwood and the hostess.
CRATER CLUB PLANS
UNUSUAL GARB FOR
Crater club reorganisation plans
moved forward last evening when Big
Zruptlon Larry flchade heard report
tt committees regarding objectives,
membership, uniforms, ritual and
ether phases of the program set for
the rejuvenation of the local booster
group.
Membership limitations will follow
rlosely the former policy of restrict
ed active personnel to be aided finan
cially and otherwise by associate mem
bers. A new, distinctive and appropriate
costume was agreed upon after sam
ples, made to order In the east, were
shown by W. S. Bolger.
Mr. Bolger also reported on the rit
ual and paraphernalia necessary to
provide an Iff presslve ceremony for
distinguished visitors and new mem
ber! of the club.
A long list of sVrloua and worth
while objectives which might be un
dertaken for the good of the com
munity and southern Oregon in gnn
eral, was submitted by R. R, Rctcr.
It was emphasised that while a cer
tain amount of frivolity would be de
sirable, the main Idea of reorganiz
ation of the club la to secure pub
licity for Med ford, Its resources and
aeenlo spots of this region, aid to the
Chamber of Commerce In entertain
ing distinguished visitors, and other
.necessary community work.
Big Eruption Schade expects to
ealt another meeting within a short
time for vote of the membership on
the reports of committees aa submit
ted at last night's meeting of the
chairmen.
Join
rTHKLWTN B. HOFFMANN'S
Hosiery Club.
Rvery 13th pair free.
Meteorological Report
April 17. 1930
Med ford and vicinity : Unsettled
with occasional rain tonight and
Saturday: cooler taturday.
Oregon : Unsettled tonight with
occasional ruin In west portion; Sat
urday ruin and cooler.
Temperature a yoar ago today:
Highest, 68; lowest, 31.
Total monthly precipitation, 064
inch; deficiency for the month, .05
Inch. Totul precipitation since Sep
tember 1, 1935, 17.40 Inches; excess
for tha Mflfion, 2.38 Inches.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terday, 24 per cent; 6 a. m. today.
00 per rent.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:27 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 6:54 p. m.
Observations Taken at ft A. M.,
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Helena 74
Los Angeles ........ 70
MKDPORD - -. 85
Now York . .. 60
Omaha 68
PhoenU ...10O
Portland 74
Reno 80
Roseburo; - 80
Salt Lake City .... 84
San PYanclsco .... 70
Seattle B4
Bpoknne 8'4
Walla Walla 84
Washington, D.O. as
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Easter program Aplrl 13: Song of the
Ages, by Sunday school; responsive
scripture reading, by school: song,
'Consider the Lilies:" recitation.
"Esster Bell.-; Bonnie Jean Bllea;
recitation. "An Easter Suggestion,"
Bobble Cameron; song. "I Was hMy
Hands," primary class: recitation,
"Springtime," Mary Biles; 'T Great
Supper,' David Blrdscye. Bobby Cam
eron and Rowland Miller; "The Eas
ter Story." Mrs. Battln; song. "In
the Garden."
Mrs. Pauline Wahl haa been visit
ing at the Delta farm for several
daya.
Mrs. Fffle Rlrdseye and aon. Glen,
spent Eaater Sunday at the home of
her son and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Blrdseye.
Mr. and Mra. Clay Biles had as a
surprise guest April S Hugh Robort
son, and old friend whom they had
not seen for about sixteen years.
John Karkla, who haa the contract
of pulling out the ppar and apple
orchard at Rlvtera plantation, has
finished pulling stumps, but will
take a few more days to finish drag
ging out stumps and filling up the
holes.
Mrs. R. L. Miller and daughter,
Phyllis, were In Medford April 14.
Table Rock
TABLE ROCK, April 17. (Spl.)
In spite of the severe cold snap of
a few weeks ago reports Indicate a
fair crop of fruit In prospect for this
district. Even In orchards where
heating was not reported to there
seems to be some fruit left.
A crew of federal employes Is busy
this week Installing an electric fish
screen near the head of the Table
Rock Irrigation canal. This Is being
put In principally for demonstration
purposes and It Is claimed to be the
most perfect site in the state of
Oregon.
About all the spring seeding of
small grains and alfalfa haa been
completed here and ground is being
prepared for corn.
Regular meeting of the Table Rock
Community club will be held at the
school house tonight. Ah entertain
ing program will be furnished by the
Central Point high school, who will
present their glee club, directed by
Miss Ruth Schrlber and the high
school orchestra, directed by Prof.
Botts aa special features of the pro
gram. Refreshments of pie and cof
fee will bo served at the close of
the meeting. At the last meeting
the play. "Neighbors." directed by
Riviera
RIVIERA, April 17, (Spl.) The ,
Fonls Creek Rnndny school khv nn I
HERE'S THE PLACE TO PREPARE
YOUR CAR FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
CHANGE NOW
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hrlcajlnn 2. oil chance 5 quarts of
correct summer weight
100 pure Penn. oil
3. Drain trauflmtufclon and
differential' grrnse
4. Refill Hit It correct sum
mer
lubricant
$3.50
Special
1. Car Wash
2. Dress Top
3. riean and adjust Spark
Pluga
4. Check Tires and Battery
Cars 95c
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Ninth and Riversido Phone 620
is
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No Ladies will be
Arrested
for buying Chintz!
HERE'S a funny little item about sales-tax troubles 160
years ago in London.
To protect the English weavers of linen and wool,
cotton chintz was stiffly taxed, and the Lord Mayor
was "shocked and grieved" to see three gentlewomen
Walking in St. James Park on Sunday dressed in chintz
gowns. On Monday morning, the three ladies were
haled into court but all promptly pafd their fines . , .
because chintz was so pretty and so cool !
It still is. Crisp little dot and flower chintz for warm
weather frocks. Red-rambler-rose chintz for summer
bedrooms. Chintz slip-covers for dining-room chairs.
Chintz blinds when you take the winter draperies down.
Right now is the time to do your chintz-choosing. Or
gay cretonnes and bold blocked linens . . . clothes at
special after-Easter savings . . . porch and lawn furni
ture . . . garden tools . . . ALL the things you'll need and
enjoy this summer.
Study the advertisements to see who's selling them
and what the price tags are. Pre-shopping in the pages
of this paper will save you hours of aimless wandering
and indecision will make every dollar do extra duty.
In April, and all year round, read the advertisements
FIRST.