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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1922)
i PACE SIX MEDFORl) MAlli TK11WNR MKHFOUU. OKKGONY MOXIUY. MAY 1. IIL'J RAD Q CRAZE IS ' BRING1MG QUICK WEALTH 10 MANY CHICAGO. Muy 1. ity Assoc in tod Prens.1 A new infant industry, the manufacture of radio equipment, has sprung up with, an amar.inp growth within a year and much ot it within a few recent weeks. From a few nmnu facturinn shops a year ajw to thou sands now, an increase ot sixty thou sand percent in demand In two years: a business in which both Imya and reat manufacturers are taking pro tiq; all this Is the romance of the new Industry. The demand which called It into ex istence is at present as tremendous as it has been sudden. The new, small concerns manufacturing radio supplies re estimated by the Radio Corpora tion of America as numbering thou sands. Fipures of the same corpora tion show that whereas two years ao 4000 tubes a year were in demand, this year probably 200,000 tubes a month will be called for. Reports gathered from a number of states by the Associated Press show that many boys aud.-other amateurs are constructing and selling outfits. Three years ago three boys in Cat cago sixteen and seventeen years old began to make radio outfits. They are now incorporating and carrying on a large business. Their success indi cates the alluring possibilities in this new Industry of adventure. Its alleg ed hazards were pointed out in the pre diction of an official of ono of the older and larger electrical supply houses that if all the concerns now engaged in making radio equipment should remain in the enterprise, be fore long parts would become a drug on the market and that by October 1 the .makers of complete seta would actively be soliciting business. ibat such a situation would be a reversal of present conditions is indi cated in, the report of another large supply house thai it is two months be hind in filling its orders and word from all parts of the country of a great shortage in apparatus. The huge de mand is ascribed to the practice of free broadcasting. "There are more bootleggers in the radio business than ia the whisky J .business," one dealer usserted. "I'eo-I 1 pie pet hold of parts and sell them for exorbitant pi. cos; I have known a sinsle'tubo which is regularly sold for! $f to In-liitf $lo. S.nne of the spurious; dealers coma in and try to bribe our, clerks to get them pints." An electrical supply house at Tole-' do. O., has bi'Riin to Install what it ; has announced will be one of the most ! complete radio manufacturing plants in the world. It piioses to empty : ,100 workers at the outset and more as the department is enlarged, and plans lor a daily capacity of 500 complete radio receiving and transmitting sets, j la Toledo and Lucas county, it was estimated, several thousand sets are receiving daily weather, market and other reports, broadcast from various cities throughout the country. Six con cerns are manufacturing radio equip-' meut in Cincinnati, O. THREE MILLION GUESTS AT WORLD'S "-LARGEST BIRTHDAY PARTY -v v. i '" At the Rlalto I Oh, what a difference between ja j music in a melixly shop and jazz in the softly lighted cafe ot a fine hotel! Gladys Walton, in -Playing With r'irc," her starring .vehicle at the Rialto theater, makes the change from queen of the sheet music emporium to high toned society very -sympathetic-ally. ( Really, you know, the flapper isn't such, a heartless little creature. She's ! often pictured as a girl ot such cruel vamping tendencies that youthful masculine hearts lie in heaps about her. rtut this one doesn't even lean across the shevt music counter when dinners at the Astor, rides along the J Hudson and tickets to the best show , in town are mentioned to her. Sho merely notices the presence of the music buyers as though they were one of the necessary evils of life, and keeps en dreaming ol ytung Loch invars with the names in the blue book. Of course she finds her ideal. His i name off the screen is Hal lam C'ooley, j but spare us from the necessity of elucidation! Harold Miller and Kathryn McGuire work second to the star in excellent performances.' i it k- - ft i ' x . Court News (Fuiiilclied by tha Jnclmoo County Alwtraet Co.l if With Mf fnrf truil m imitnr4 mwo t Famous Orchestra Leader Plays By Radio For Mother Two Thou sand Miles Away Km Vok City. The miles that lay between Paul Whiteman in New York Cty and Mrs. Jamei Wtlber force, Whiteman iu Denver dij not prevent the well-known orchestra leader from B'ving a part)- for hii mother when her birthday ro!!od round the other day. .4 Mr. Whiteman simply betook himself and his ten-piece orchestra lie luxe to Newark, N. J., where there's a radio broadcasting station. At t!ic same hour, two tliouinnJ miles away, Mrs.' Whiteman was seating hcrseli iu front of her nettly-iiiitaltcd receding set and the first birthday party ever given ly radio was c.n. Mother 'Listens In A success? Ask Mrs. Whiteman, who hadn't seen her boy or heard him play for three years and hadn't had him at her birthday parties for five. Ask, u,o, t!ie three million guests ail over the Uniied Stales who "lis tencd in" to the special program which include .-t new current hits like ''Venetian Love Boat and "Swancc River Moon" as well as "Ty-Tcc," the new South Sea sy- j w: . ,a.u-ia m r. -v .XiIOkI i Circuit Court. N. J, Noi l In vs. I . II. liolines i t u. ! l'irecloiiui'o. I State vs. KrntiHt H. Wolgilmoit, driliT. j lloo. W. Nichols et ill vs. J. T. Stllll ivilll et III, Affidavit mid order. j Hoy lllggliiH vs. ti, ('. McAllister. I 1 Amended niMWer, order, I .1. I lliilo va. M, II. Iiuunell. Motion. M. Jiickson v. Victor W. iirown' i t al. Answer. P. I.. TouVelle vs. iiiriii llureuu Co-' ,oiertlve Ki lmm;o, Order. j I tttntrt vs. riiwoll I. Mines. Notice,! I State v. Krnoat fl. WulKaiuoll. lull ' of exceptions, ' i j Medfurd iMuueMtli' l.iiundry Co. vs.! Frank tlcliettleUI. IHmiurrer. j j James V. Scott vs, Alice tjcott. ' Summon-). j Ou tliers & Fruitgrower Hunk vs. f I l.clU y Merstion el al. Hiiiiiuioiis, Frank I.. Clark va, Orcgvil Grower I'licklng Corp. Onler, I Aiiicrlcan Soila Fountain ('.. vs.. ! Med font (irocory Co, Anioiided Mnswer. i Uoy I'eternoD v. J. Frank Kotter, ! Cost bill. 1'ago-DrrHnler Co, vn II. F, Mead'T Answers. Probatt Court M. Carlton. Admitted t ) Adiiilltiil t i pro-1 eopatcJ erase tccently introducsJ to Uroadway. Makes Audience Dance "After he got ihrce million of us standing for the 'Star Spangled Banner he gave us no chance to sit down before he had us dancing to Ty-Tee'." chuckles the card of thanks of one of the three million guests. "Sit down? My, I dUn't, any. way not the whole lime," com menwed Mothe Whiteman when they told her about this letter, "t was too excited. I felt about it just like any flapper, even if the occa sion did mark well, I won't say what birthday. Anyway, I'm young enough to still be allowed to remark that it was 'some pirty'." F.st. J. probate, Fst. Kmcxt Horn bate. Fat. Uiinon I'reaaley Matthew. He onlpu, Him! order. Kst. Wilber L JiUk. Atfldavll. F.st. Squire H, Aiken. Herelpl i. Kill. CaKKundor Craner. Iteceli tii, Fst. Mary F. Klikiiiitilck. Order. txind. i Kst. Illchard C. Cuny. Order, rinul ; uceuiini. i U. A. Johnson anHuiio's the lomlnois name of "llattery und Kloctrle Hh t." Roil Catat Transfers Naneey A. Smead el lr to II. O. Parkluim et iu. lot 1, I.Ik. I, Narregan Add. to Mmlfnrd f in C. K. Pratt et use ti II M. .Morri son el nv pit on Mountain Avii. In Ashland - . 10 II. II. llct'Hoii et us to I'nUotl A' I I seta Co., land In am-. 13, tp. M, H. K. I Went I K. K. Thornton et al t. It. I.. I Iluraon. hind In l. I,. C. t.', tp. 29. H. It. 1 11 1 I '. Itllev et ll In II. II.1 Ileeson, liutd iii sec, i:i, tp, :ui, h. it, i W ' I S.vlveslei' I'lllti'lM ill et ll It .lunnie kiiik Him, Iota l, -', :i, ! Idk, "A. It, It Add. In Ashland l"00 U. It' Hoc ill et to tl'. V, I Tucker et ox, lillpl In Mi'dforil mid Iii nee. L'fi, tp. ;i7, H, it. 2 W lu 0, V, Tucker el u to It, II. lloo I son, land in Medford and In j hue. as. tji. a:, s, u. a w 10 -J. M, Mu u I re et nit to I,. J. Orrea el lit, land In I) I.. C. a:l, tp. II. (I., H. II. 1 F. , 10 Untitle Itlver Cai)iil Co. to Hpn kaun Orcliiirdri Co,, lots lu ItoKuelaiida IrilKuti'd Orrlmriln g. c. i) , , Paul H. Heeley to Harriet Mill Him ii, lots 17, IK lu I'leusaul Valley Fiiiiii 'I'lads, y. l Florence K. Tajlor. i l vr o T. II. M. Tit) lor. W. l. to laml In I lath.-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ailil. in ItiiKoe Itltcr 0 limn it t no KiIiIiiimn, et r, to .Linn a llui ns, . 1 1, o Pit 7. bk. ID, Hold Hill tut) I. 1-vl N. Hli-VeiiM. pi ux, .l.ii. City ( Asliliiiul. W. Il, to lot mi Oranlio Hliii't, Axlilaml ... S.'.a Hill .1. TrnwIirlilKo. ,,t, u.,K. KTAnt II. ii J. Tn In l.ii;.'. m u to Alice U. Trittthililitn W. 1, tn lots In Mcilfurd I liiiliniili I'. li.iNl.ln.iii to Unit), trine J. K.i.,:k. ikp,1 in I.iIh M ii lot 13. I. Ik. Ill, (lot. I Hltl I II.hiiihIi l. ti.ivUuii lo I'. 11. INiiIhi.ii. V. 1, id ( !-l.l Hill id Works Like a Clock CUres Chkis in f Hours cr4NnMD m m nsM i i mmiiM m WMk IWM Mr, Mt Ml KMlm 40MtftiJc, a lou uim t4 m I V n'liiiini hi in r.rTT'w.T"Wia J ft t Y t t T T f T' f f Y Y, Y f Y t Y Y Y Y t t Y Y Y- Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y Y t ' Y Y ? -t "t ' Y Y , f ? Y , Y r-n Fir 1 PLid l I 1! s "V I -IT - V f I. 1 IF XOU DON'T OWN A RADIO SET You can enjoy the same great singers and musicians on a new EDISON PHONOGRAPH For Much Less Money j -' . r Musical Instruments, Pianos, Player Piano Rolls, Sheet Music, Records PALMER PIANO HOUSE S&il ITS GET US BY RADIO Write Us Wire Us Phone Ps Com e in and See Us ! And Arrange for a Demonstration of the New 1922 "GOOD MAXWELL" The Car That Started Them Talking Like the Radio Did PHONE 18 w. Main st. A. W. WALKER AUTO CO. 111 w i Medford t ? Y Y Y ? t ? ? X Y 5 J J f ? ? Y ? t ? Y f ? t Y ? Original RAD I O Dealers in Medford ORDERS PLACED NOW for Kennedy apparatus must be filled in the order received. PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE Main and Central An Invitation to Radio Fans We would be glad to furnish you any RADIO IN FORMATION you may need to install your outfit. Just Bear in Mind That We Handle Exide Special Radio Batteries Battery & Electric Shop NatBldg. G. A.Johnson Phone 116 Exide Batteries, starting lighting and ignition work JUST HITCH UP YOUR RADIO I AND LISTEN TO THIS! VILMO FLOUR Is Incomparable (or Baking 1 CLEAN DELICIOUSNUTRITIOUS ' ' i- .-' !li -U c .' ' ' Insist On VilmoYou Can't Go Wrong ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO, The Radio "Tells the World" of the Superior Features of the new VEL1E A Broadcasting Station at the factory will send out news hourly of the car's achievements and other Velie Publicity. BUT, YOU DON'T NEED A RADIO TO LEARN THE VALUE A VELIE REPRESENTS Ask Any Velie Driver Then See Us : i J MEDFORD VELIE CO. Nordwick Bldg. Phone 732 mMwmm t :4 -; ' '. 'HikIIo ln-oailcoHlInK KtullonH In many unllons of die eoiinlry arn Jifovlilln rexului- (iinieilK, finNilln of InHtrunienlul mid vim ill duiiiImth oh well ik leetui't'M inn I icaillnnH. HiihIiionh flrnm hi-o eniloyinx Hie Hiuliopluitii' lo n lrtT exlenl, every liny. In fail, I lie I!ailloilioiio Is ruplilly clmnfilnt; tlio lif" of (he tvhola counliy, built mkIiiI und economic. , ICchIIo, lielnn n jti''t nt' forward, In lielni? pnronrnKeil liy pi'OKi oNMire liiisliicss enncei nn. 'J'Mo nun liaiilx rept'esenliMl on HiIh mKe, lire jini(i'eHlve, 'ou will nppceelnli llielr up-lo-llie-nilniile mi'ii liunillso nm mtvIco If you i:ili'inio llicni. HOOK UP YOUR RADIO AND ' GET THIS "MESSAGE" EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Will Give Quick Efficient Service On All- Transfer Work, No Job Too Large We Can Provide Safe, Desirable Storage -JUST PHONE 315 Eads Transfer & Storage Co. Geo. Eads, Prep". , 32 N. Front St. 1 Phone 315 $ j Y ( v t u Y
