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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1925)
' PAOE SIX AfEDPOTIT) MATL TRmXTKE. MEDFORD. OftKnOK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1025 e LAND INQUIRIES E Evidence of (ho effcctlvcni-Ha of tho land settlement proKimil 11 ml Blule-wlilo development as carried on by llie Medford Chamber of Com- nuTco. cu-openitlnlc Willi tint male chamber mill Iho Cortland rlmuiber, in inalilfi'iiteil In llio continued rc- -ccivlns of written expressions of ill- iciest and Hpeilflc initulrlcn Irolil every stale in the union. Of a list of &:i Hiicrlflo liHiiiIri received by tlio Medford chamber HiIh week, nine Inquirers liavo Indicated their III tentinn of eoiniliK to Oregon. Tho following aro new iiuiulrles lli.it 1 Ikivo lomo to tli lanil nettle incnt Vicpiutment during the past week, asking for Beneral agricultural information on Oregon: J. F. Dumlrc. IS W. Central ave nue, St. l'aul. Minn. No. Btockton. Charles Long, ill Kansas. Michael Mllialezuk, 71)0 Amherst street, lluffalo. N. Y. John M. Wegncr, 2nd regl. bund, U. S. marines, I'ort-au-I'rlnco, Haiti. F. H. Carpenter. "A" ranch, He- servc,' Mont. UuriiiK I hi- inonlh of July, imhl- tillloM (xiomlituri'H In thin nninty, for oitfon t'liiciit lotitihMl t.iAu.Mt. or I hltt kuim, $;;!!. IH wiiH oxHMlf(l ly ihc Kii.Tirtv onii-c anil fiini.iir, by the district iitloiiK-y'H uiTlrt. KliifH 'illi'i t d for vIolntioiiH of I he pruMI lt Ion law amount eil to $4!HE, and half of HiIh u mount or $3-IS. I'.'VMlH to the Htatc irh IMl lull fund. lit tiif month i,( July (Imtc were four 1'onvlriionn mid two nriiiittnl by a ' Jury In tho ircult can it, all lu'ltiK lite ttlalH of II. hawsun and It. J. IImI--ch and their whew, of Klamath Falls, indict oil in coniu'ction with a raid on riio Hut," a soft drink entnbliFhtiU'nl. located on the Crater Ijike highway near uiii Jaekson, during the National (luard cncaniiimont. Ac'cnrdiiiK to the Hcml-aniiual ru I tort of ( he county treasurer, pi'ohl hlt Ion enfoivcinent cost up to J uly 1st, paid out on warrants, and $7G paid by the county clerk. Seven hundred ami five dollars and! twenty-two cents was turned over to the state prohibition fund, under the I law rpqulriiiK 2! per cent, and Inter i B. Doylo Publcs, 417 K. Clay, Clin-. r,o ,(Pr rrnl ,lf uI, nnf,s (.(nocted ton. Ky. The total fines were $1437.81, for f. j, uiaun. loan, v in., uhii j mi i j,o six niuntliH neriod and general farming. 4M rtf . Joo Dledrlch, Tort Lavaca, Texas. Mr. P. W. Tenipleton. Victor, Mont. Interested in Hood Itlver vat ley. 1 Mm. (. J. Shannon, liarlowton, Munt. Poultry, dairying". A. F. Uelaloyu, 200 H. Walnut, rittbuiff, Kansas. Wants to know about furminK possibilities. James 11. Harvey, 1345 8th fltroet, Port ATthur, Texas. Interested in Willamette Valley. 11. U. Lord. 115 Valley Way, West Orange, N. J. Interested In stock and fruit. J. H. Anderson. 28 Dayton street. Savannah, Ga. Wants to start music and stationery specialty store. Cluudo Hobinuon, Motor 11. A. R.. 22, Henty. Kansas. James Hayter, 2140 Van Ness ave nue, Han Francisco. Calif. James E. llonnell, Broctoif HI. Cootro V. Mirlnw. 6020 Hlacltstone avenue. I.IiU-uk, ill. I A. M. Klnir. 1H0 H. Normandy Bt-, Los Angeles, Calif. j J. L. ltay. Cortex. Colo. li. K. IJschor, 001 Klrkwood, Mo. On July 1 Ihero was a balance of $277 33 for the first six months of tho year In the pi-ohlhitfnn fund. On January I, l!Cr. there was a balance of $!21.24 In the prohibition fund, whh-h included tho December fines. The dry fund Ih in the best shape it has been for munt lis. The Screen liy Vc Press Agent. IS. Smith, Cornelia, C!a. "Volamla" at Idaho. Marion ImvIch' latent productliin, "Volandu." had lis first showing yes tcrday at the Idaho theater. It . beautiful in Its netting:!, skillful in IIN direction and excellent in the nrtlng. Tlio enllro pioiiiii.tliin Ih full of the glamour of fifteenth century frame. "Volanda" given MIxh Oavic.l it lull tilde of charnftclizillinn even greater than that which, ahe had in "Little Old New Vork." in both picturca she Ih culled lllion to dellncale two ehiu-iie- E. Munroo, tm-H that aro iulte (liferent. In 'Vu- lantla" MIhh iJavles upiieara uh Frln- lr i,lT" """j itur; uimy aim as lo an- Richard A. (.Irolnor, lo box 15,' da, a burgher maid. White Hlvor Junction, Vt. llolhrook llllnn prcpcnt.s a finciu- J. H. Oalanler. 10 S. tut atroet. iitiiig iiortralt of the wily King l.ouin Ponca City, Okla. Interested In XI of France. I.yn Harding plays the ulioop. . ' ' t part of t'liarlcH Ihe Isold, Duke of llur- Dr, -Alfred ! Parley. Cednredgo.'gandy; Ualili (Iiiivch. as prince Max Colo. . iJalrying, iiollllry. J linlllan'of Hlyrln, (iustav von Keyrrer- .1. II. Vojc, .1 1-.. j (icnnoniowpo Wis. dtn, Ivan Maclareu, Johnny Onoley, Interested in 'appie orclu'irds. I l.emi Krrol, Maclyn Arluiclde, Theresa Ulchard I'crry, 4 :i ru Bo. Klwood Maxwell t'oiiover. Alary Kennedy, Bt Tulsa, Okla. ThomaH Flmllay and others are la the Mrs. liertrudo Griffin, lllooiuflcld, cast. Iowa. I Other Items on tho hill Include one The following have Indicated their "f "mso funny Spnl Family coincrtics Intention of coming to Oregon: Icnllcd "lixeuso My (Hove." an inler- Ml'l. 8. E. Vullghn, Itoulo No. 1, esnng .News Weekly a hit Peggy ldl- box fi8, Milton. Ind. ley at the organ. Alfred li. Clair, Idalla, Colo. W. II. Johnson, Itoscuionl, Monl. Dairying, poultry',, fruit, " ' O. li. I'ltzer, Clarence, Mo. Z. Z. i Scott, 1 l'ruiikfiirt, . Kansas, Poultry, fruit. C: (1. Morrow. Murllii? Vallev fill. I.. C. (lent, cilliv, Alberln. Camilla. Fred Ilurst, Simla, Colo. Inter- , '" Pl"l enlera around Ihe dynam fsted tn stock raising. Il,; advelilun-s of a cipra liliitatiim owli- .Fred W. Ke , lib No. 1, Sand crauil his business par 1 a fearless Creek, Mich (Women soldier of fnrtlinn. A stirring The rollowlng are tho week's nroa-1 ,"""" 'P'" , ,""u ' l'HK peots reported by tho U,s Angeles '' h, a thrilling undersea fight, a fierce office: I primitive duel and an exciting ship Mil, J. C. HInions. G(!3li Lankei- """ uio omsianoing n shim lilvd.. Lalikcriihim, Calif. Wants general Infoiination and laud values In Oregon. lesllo lingers, 17:1,", w. Vernnn ' .lack I10111I011 Story, ( lalcrlan. "Adventure," one of the lusl.-ilorleH from the in n of the late jack London, has been Iraasferred to llie screen. 11 ms picilirfsipi ruin drama of the 1 Isoulli slarlcd at Hunt's Cralerlan to- livcnuo, I,os Angeles, 'Calif.. Walils general inrormailon regarding Ore gon farm homes. J. o. Wynii. AJo, Arl-zonn. Wants general Information regarding Ore gon farm liunien. J. li. Hoot. I,os Angeles, Calif, Coming to Oregon In next few weeks. It. U Little, r. 4 X I:.. 3rd avenue, l,o Angeles, Calif. Intcresleii in cattle and alfalfa country. Would llko to locate In eastern part of) slate, P. H. Ilnrn'ood, 152,1 W. UHnl Hlreot, Ms Angeles, Cnlir. Wants lll foriliatlon reganllng Oregon farms and iirices of same. I.ouls lliull. 34:m W. 7th slroet. l.os Angeles, Caltr. Wants Informa tion regarding Oregon farm lands. Uo Lexleux, III) llox 817. Long Uracil, Cain. Intciested In farm lands In Oregon. T. II. Kreamer. ills s. Normandy ntroot, Lon Angeles, Cnlir. Is Inter ostecl In Oregon and Is Hurlnusly con. slderlng making a change. Hurry P. liuchaiiHn. P, o. box 1.1, Phelun, Calif. Is very much Inter ested In southern Oregon. R. II. Haley, 479 Crane blvd.. Los Angeles, Calif. Wants Inrormailon regarding1 eastern Oregon, Would like (o buy wheat ranch. liar (1. Cllne, IHCII llurniwalil live nuo, liagln llock, Callr. Wains tu buy farm near fishing and near the luouiitulns. Itussell (I. Idle, V. 8. naval hos pllnl, Kan Diego. Calif. Wants In formation on ranching conditions Iioro. John II, Koenlgsborer, Knot Vlr gllila avenue, l.uwmlulc, Calif, (ieu rul Information on Oregon arm lands. tures. I Sporting fans are to be given an added treat Ih the official motion pic tures of the Klrauglcr l.ewls-Wayne iMunn wrestling match, for the world championship. In this film every fall, every exciting play la caught by llie camera. . t . A i'alhe News and Ktiymoud Ital ian!, master organist, are oilier fea tures on the bill. Too often ,the ' good liath a ioor heart. hearted man Woman Kiivutitl In Dublin DUNLIN. Aug. ft (A. P.) A line evellL 111 Iroland the execution of a woman took place In Mount Joy prison today, when Anna Walsh and Michael Talbot wure put lo death for murder of Mrs. Walsh's husband ill Uinerlck. Talbot was n relative of Iho victim. , Only few days left special electric range offer; get your's now! 1 1 a Took 'with ens. mil IS : vmns (FL.I EEL . "MOSQUITOES BEDBUGS - FLEAS ' Mrht r def1 no mrrMv itiinn! hm Tnllon it oH, 1hi prrfl, tlr.lrntth tnwtici.lo colli nn tiior than ordinary eprft. Thfre It rvrtrt'na tnorf pffwtiv for k.n'm Ht. mriit nA other inwt. Hlf pint Sltf. pint quwt $1.15 t iruceiy and drug tea, THB TANai.KFOOTCOMPANY tjS)4ud KmiiIJ! MiuitigaU .' . ... p 'T .' whistle! . . . ... .'Clean as a ' ' - . "' ....... . . .. , ' ',':. Why the emphasis on "cleanness," you ask. "Simply because true cleanness in . gasoline has a lot to do with getting your money's worth from the gasoline you buy "more miles to the gallon," in other words. . .. ' .. . Of course, freedom from impurities in gasoline promotes 'clean burning and . clean cylindersvJhat's one advantage. But of greater importance is Yet another v type of cleanness- not seen, hut felt in your motor. Let us explain: Associated Gasoline is given a scientifically determined range or "chain" of boiling ' points, gradually rising from the more volatile parts on up through the heavier or power-yielding elements.. . .S ; ' ' ' Henre each "charge" of Associated Gasoline ignites instantly at the spark, and ' explodes" or "burns" completely on the down stroke of the pistoa Your . motor gets all the impulse in every "charge" another explanation of "more.) . miles to the gallpn" and there's no unburned fuel to gum the cylinders. Use Associated. &et "more miles to the gallon" through sustained quality. A s s o c i a t e d G a s o 1 i n W &9 K' S Reg. U.S. Fit. OH. 1 " s ' Theyreworthrruitnrn ' mates foe your motof. . Their rigidly mitshuj fiuU ' iiy givej you greater mil ge ind longer car lifej. i Medford Plate and Window Glass Co. Atttnhioblld glass nnd glass for nil imrpiiKCH. Wo repair broken whi tlows and rosilvar old mirrors, mnko mirrors any slzo. ('oinplcte lino beveling and grinding machinery; employ nothing but experienced help. J. V. MORGAN, Manager 118 S. Bartlett - Phone 140 HOSPITAL RBASPNABLB HOMEL1KB 105S PIKE St., SAN FRANCISCO iOTEC VI R OAP'VAY" SS.VT.NTM CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stovea V. A. KINNEY, Furniture Houae 315 B. Main Phono 50!5 AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS We 'repair all kinds of springs. AW tighten wlivcls so lliev slay ttHlileiieil. MERRIMAN'S BLACKSMITH SHOP 20 S, Riverside, on Paciflo Highway " " ' WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF ' Doors Screens, Windows and Sash, Window and Door Frarries' " Mouldings Cabinets of AH Kinds Our Constant Aim Is to Keep Our Quality and Prices Absolutely Right. Do Not Order From Out of-Town Concerns Before Letting Us Figure r n Your Bill. . . TkOWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Medford A Modem Mill i ' Oregon BREITENBUSH HOT SPRINGS MARION COUNTY, OREGON ' A HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT '"' Hot mineral water baths;, hot mineral mud baths and natural hot mineral vupor baths. ' nreitonlmsh Is rnmous for Its hot nrscnlc spring and unusual variation of other mineral content. These waters are exceptionally beneficial to rheumatism, neuritis, constipation, skin and blood diseases. - Wonderful scenery: fino rislilng; trail hiking and mountain climbing. Hood accommodations; excellent meals; reasonable rates. will not open this Mill City-Detroit hlghwny undor construction, season.. Take train from Mill City. For rtirthor particulars, write " J. K. JOHNSON, Manager, Breltenbush Hot Springs, Detroit, Oregon. WITH MEDFOKP TRADE 13 MEDFORD MADE, o OVERLAND 91 TOUR Excellent Condition $390.00 The Busy Corner Motor Co.
