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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1925)
' o o 0,0 ooo o o 0 0 o im)FOT?TJ Him TRTBTTOTV MTSDFOTtTX OKKfiOK. TUESDAY, OfTOTiF.T? 27. 102.", notice. To Whom It May Ctmcern: ' You are hereby notified that my wife, Lucy S. Woolverton, having left" my home, 1 will not be responsible for any bills or accounts contracted by her. Dated this 20th day of October, 1025. C. I. WOOLVERTON. 188 FLEES IS liny their lights adjusted if tln-y wish to stay out of rourt," Mr. McMithtm 1ml ay, "ami we liiiulit as well say that w will put on ihrsn "liKlit raids' rvery . lint II I he law has been romplled with In this notiiun of the state." i N'KU YOUK r;ui.-;htprs of Israel ! are urivd by the I'liion of Orthodox Jewish cotmreBalions tt c-Uithe them- selves with proper modesty. BY SPEAKER AT GOLDEN RULE DINNER, 6 P.M. WITH RIFLE, AFTER HELD AS DRUNK T i. o. o. r. All local nnd vlnlling monitors are oiiucritod tu attend nu-t'ling this vt'iilnir. Work In Klrt IK'i V with !" 4th ON SPEED CHARGE' KB a V: One of the best locul American t-eglou meotings In months was held . last night by the Medford post, with large attendance and much Interest displayed in all matters which came for discussion, particularly the coming Armistice day celebration. Reports of the various committees showed the results' of careful plans having been formulated and prepara tions already under way for this all Important event- A novol advertising scheme will carry the message of .wcutord's celebration far and wide. Among important topics up. for dis cussion was that of the legion golf course which, it would seem, is des tined to enjoy a brilliant future. A canvas of the members for legion buttons was made, each "comrade" whose lapol was not adorned with this emblem being fined forthwith. It Is expected that in the future all mem bers will appear fully "decorated." ' A good showing was made when 30 mom hers paid their 1920 dues in ad vance, In response to an appeal by Paul McDonald of the membership committee to put Medford post "over the top" In an endeavor to lead the slate In this regard. A report by Dr. Kicssb of the child wolfuro committee was heard, as was also, a report on post colors by Seeley Hall. Twb newcomers to Medford were introduced, "Comrade" Stewart and "Comrade" Wellington, the former bt-.ng associated with the Southern Oregon Gas company and the latter holng the new manager of the 20th Century grocery on Central avenue. After a few remarks by Commander Mctilhose regarding the coming elec tion of officers, the post adjourned to tile dining room, where a "feed" was enjoyed, thanks to the efforts of the ladies' auxiliary. . Chime Clock Is Being Installed on Jackson Co. Bank Dr. W. E. Douphty. of Now York, ussoclato general sccretury of Near East Relief, arrived this morning for the Golden Rule dinner to be held at the First Methodist church this even ing, and this noon addressed the Atih land Chamber of Commerce. Medford was able, to secure Dr. W. E. Doughty only because he was en route to Portland for tho State Parent TeacherB convontlon on Wednesday. From Portland he goea to Tacoma, returning to Portland to address one of the large churches on Sunday, lie is a world traveller, a student of pres ent day affairs, , a speaker of most pleasing personality. At the meeting this evening. Dr. Doughty will bo tho chief speaker, and will talk to representatives from all branches of local civic activity. El MUSICAL FEATURE , The many diners in the Hotel Medford dining room were agreeably surprised Sunday evening when charmingly rendered violin solos were given by Prof. V. P. Broschko who recently located in this city from Seattle with the Intention of opening up a studio in the near future So well received was the impromptu concert Sunday evening that the hotel management, with a view to adding to the pleasure of tho general diners, and to especially making out of town guests feel more at home, has arrang ed with Prof. Broschko to play every Sunday evening, with Miss Janice Butler continuing to give delightful piano accompaniments. , ; Jnmes Robinson, local auto me chanic, who forfeited a $25 cash ball last week on a charge of intoxication, was again arrested last night in an inebriated condition at DeVoe's con fectionery by Policeman Leggltt and Officer Prescott, but later escaped while In the custody of Deputy Sheriff Lewis Jennings, who was taking Hob lnson from the city Jail to the county Jail at Jacksonville. Kobinson Is still at large and is armed with a rifle he had procured at his home while escaping. City police are much exerclRod over the fact that Kobinson has threatened to do members of the polico force bodily harm, Joe Cave especially, who arrested him last week. He mado these alleged tllreats both while being -sober and under the -lnflueuce of llaum-.-dui-ing the pam week.. When arrested last night he had In his possession a' bottle of lemon ex tract, one-half of which was consumed. After being in tho city jail a short time, - Kobinson turned on a water faucet, flooding tho entire interior and also soaking his clothes. Police, be lieving Unit to stay in the Jail In such condition would tend to bring on sick ness, turned him over to Deputy Jen nings. In compliance with Robinson's request, Jennings allowed him to go into his homo to chunge clothes while Jennings watched outside, hut instead or returning Robinson left by the buck doro with his rifle, und since has not been seen. Saturday . night Robinson was on the stret intoxicated and would have been arrested at that time had it not been for the earnest pleadings of his wife, who promised to tako him home at once. - ' He formerly operated a repair shop on the corner of Eighth and Front streets, but for some time has not been in active business. He has also been a resident of Medford lor many years past. Workmen today began Installing a beautiful bronze chiino clock on the corner of the Jackson County bank building. This clock which chimes every fifteen minutes has four 30-Inch dials. Is as accurate as human skill can devise and Is a gift of the Jackson County, bank tJ the cltlzons of -Medford. This clock weighs nenrjy a ton, In Illuminated at night and can be seen nnd henrd from anywhere in the downtown section. - The six sacred words, "Lord through tills hour be Thou our guide, so by thy power no foot shall slide," have chanted down through the century, tho original melody being played in the tower of tho famous West Minis ter Abbey and since duplicated wher ever chimes are heard. This public time piece is a permanent expression of a desire on the part of the Jackson County bank to be of unselfish service to the entire community. In telling tho story of time, the clock is fittingly placed on the oldest bank In Medford. In speaking of tho bank's gift to Medford, an official of tho bank said, "it is hoped tho chimes will mean iwmething to all the people, ;that they will have a mesage for the youngstor on his way to school, a thought for the business man and an inspiration for all." . ' The clock is a produce of the O. B. McClintock company of Minneapolis, exclusive manufacturers .for shlme clocks for banks, similar clocks havo been installed for Over 3800. leading banks throughout the United States. E WELFARE, FRIDAY - The seventh Medford child welfare conference will be held Friday after noon from 2 to-6 m- n tho Kirst . Haptfst. church, this city, under the ' auspices of the Jackson County Health Unit; and Jackson County Public Health association. Dr. V. S. Gcarey, county health officer will examine tho children as sisted by Miss Vera Beard nnd Miss J .call Jennings, public health nurses, nnd Miss Josephine Koppes, office secretary. This examination Includes weighing and measuring as well as body examination. It Is suggested that If they winn, mothers bring tho children who were examined at earlier clinics In for ex amination. ' Children under six years of age mny bo registered. For appointments til 4 1 1 Jacksonville. PIcaso make appointments beforo Thursday .even ing. - Tlio Monthly Bible Class Party. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their monthly Bible class party Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Phillips, 823 Tay lor street. The president. Mrs. Har per would like each Jady to answer to roll call with a current event. All members arc requested to be present. riorik wlrti scan if Being arrested twice for speeding in approximately ten minutes was the fute of Soth E. llod.ie. traveling sales man, who was one of tho three traffic violators balled before Judge Ulenn O. Taylor this forenoon bv State Traffic Officers C. P. Talent and J. J. 11c Mnhon. Hodge, according to tho officers, was truvollng at a rnto of 60 miles per hour when first arrested near Talent nnd ordered to appear in court today. Taking his place at tho end of a long line of cars, all of which wero going tho limit, the officers left and return ing a short time later to tho end they discovered that Hedge was gone. After having followed him somo dis tance the officers overtook him going at a rato of 45 miles an hour, and as a result was naln arrested. This morning when ho plended guilty In court he was fined $0 on the first clinrge and $15 on tho second, with a warning from the court that his drivers' license would be sus pended should his arrest occur again. Others who paid fints were from Ashland nnd Medford. C. J. llrommer of Ashland paid a $15 fine for speed ing and N. Wold of this city was fined till for driving at night with no tail light. i WAITEUVJLLE, Ore., Ovt. 27. Word has been received here, of tho death in Montana of Charles Wil liams, former resident of this plaee. Williams was accidentally killed. Ho was a brother-in-law of Hal Jen nings of Waltervllle: and a son of Mill and Mrs. ,T. H. Williams of Cottage Grove. Onnk with ern. IT FOR BRIGHT LIGHTS If they do not adjust their lights ; in complance , with tho recent law by next Friday, 70 motorists will bo brought to court charged with driv ing with improper 1Ik1Us following warnings received last night from State Traffic Officers McMahon and Talent. The two officers, stationed nt Riv erside avenue, stopped all motorists Inst night driving with faulty lights nnd to each Issued a Blip to nppear in court if same arc not adjusted ' by Friday. 'Fourteen of those stop ped were' from Ashland, whilo the rest were from. Medford and other, county. i)otflte, .-a , , j ''It is up to the ear owners to ; Are You Giving a Hallowe'en Party? If So, We Have the Things You Need Big red apples for ducking, pumpkins for jack-o'- lan terns, nuts of all kinds, marshmallows for toasting, candy with the Hallowe'en colors, and many other items. Weird Witches on Brooms will ride this year, as usual, while goblins, bats and cats will spread broadcast their black, creepy terror This Is the HALLOWE'EN Spirit SEE OUR HALLOWE'EN WINDOW Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 National Canned Foods Sale, Nov. 9th to 21st BOBS ' 'HHl.i IM ll'l I I I 'I "Baking 'Powder Extracts :' Coffee 1 THE flavor of Schilling, Coffee is a secret of the blending f only the maker knows it - but it is no secret in enjoyment for tens of thousands know it Schillin ' wings of thi VfjMZr-r1 ,MU5 - Fao no. .'hnk t'h J Mi Hg. best - concc voucan buy. your grocer will return your money instantly and gladly. You Keep rnc cotice. KELLTO HANDLE According to an announcement made luday hy Mr. Allen and Mr. McWIt lluim of Plorce-HarrlHon. Inc., local Chevrolet doalers, Charles Kell of Cold Hill has been selected to handlo the parts and service for Chevrolet cars In the Gold Hill district, working ... .!.!. rl.nr1. V rwi w ho will supervise the ales In tlia" territory. The Chevrolet headquarters will be located In the Mold HIM Karaite building, which Is owned by Vm. Kell. Mr. Kell. who hes been actively In business In Gold Hill for years and who is well known In that section of the Itogue river valley, Is considered a real addition to the service organi sation of t'lcrce-llarrlson Motor Co., Inc., and the Kell and Ogle combina tion sho'ild spell a successful rnev You're just about 2 minrtes awavfrom break--fast when you reach for a package of New Style H-O Quick Cooki.ig Oats. The new cereal with the wonderful "baked in" flavor. Toasted o;.t flakes that cook into granular oatmeal. Smooth firm in texture never sticky or pasty. And healthful ! A wealth of energy-building Cirbohy. drain, tinuc-building proteins and vitalizing minerals-are in every dish. I i That Vall-nighl cooked" flavor in only two minutes FOR MOR THA? SCVIANt MAKIftf tt-0 HOSMtVt OATS HtCXERI CMAH FARINA StfKIHI cttAM iuri.vf j, rum QUICK COOKING :qats Cook 2163 minutes only ;' flukaVi QCotapioa WHO? IL0 moi (BPSV!. The Front Page Picture Story i is 8pL iftatt 8 .1 roa08 Stake trior- ..! - BS I I a v slorybg CAREY WIJLSONl ADDED RIALTO ATTRACTIONS HAl ROACH- INTERNATIONAL NEWS fiERTRAND WORTMAN . at the Organ . . . ' - ..-"j' ' s '. V i K I v i w r rv V. Mat. - 25 Eve. - 35 Kiddies 10 Arnr Timn Friday "Night Life of New ft
