Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

PXOE THREH.
SODA SPRINGS RIVERS! AND
SCHOOL Fl GUI UN ARE NOW
AGAIN OPENED; 'THRU' STREETS
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IN CIVIL SUIT 3 PLAYLETS OF
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MEDFORTV MXTL TRIBUNE, rEDFQTtD, 'OKEfiONY TTT.sTUY. MAKOTT 20. 1028.
The- pai lniMshlii suit InsIllutoO OMIsr lh'lin Xnrrls tian written ! Oni- nf tin- firm eoiiciiMe cxiui'h-j a seeuml nim iuU il eotuiihiiiu ! In tho em nuimi Hint uiidi i'iiVQ
)y Sumner I'tiikir auuinst Ciimilln ; an'l ulininOl to MiO. of Oakland , 01M of npproval of tlie candUlil.y 1 was filed vr aterdnv in circuit rnuri ll-iimw in Meiiril will he mluo-il
0n and Minnie i'a.ker. which ' 'h" Z hZSlJnhi Wlhta ! Jud,n C- Tho.m,f ,,,r by Al Hopkins against II. Howanl j ''V 1'ast m.-lmlf. t;,ci,y
tl.n nltnntl.in: u", ... , , ' , -lion lit 1 IIP Cld'Hil JlKU-TSn m OI . ... .. ....: , ... . . i i ii""" l n.i urunn m..i ........
Iiah heen cncitKlnK the attention . Wjisnn Church, who has made
.r the circuit court tor several , Hiri-ialty of radio dramas for wv
daya. was yesterday decided hy f Prui yearH tor ,h(, (jenmil Kleetric
Judge Thomas in favor of I lie de-;c0 Htation. KGO.
fendantK. The drama titlea arc "That Aw-
The court found that there was fui Difference," a comedy; "Ann
not Huffieient evidence to show ! Mana.ncn" and "A Cup of I'olfee,"
that a partnership existed between 1 both of whii
the plaintiff and defendant. The, life. The first
plaintiff claimed that there were . presented by the KtiO players on
TiOO head of cattle belonging to April lit; and the others later,
the partnership and thai he wasl Miss Xorris continues to receive
entitled1 to his proportionate share ! letters of commendation and en
because of n partnership aKree-1 couraKenient in her literary career
ment which, he alleged, was en
tered Into between the defendants
and himself shortly after the
death of Oeorge W. Owen who.
at- the time of his death, was a
county commissioner for this
county.
Hud the court found that there
plaintiff would have been entitled : ris, not only at home but all over
to a substantial Interest in the " untry. will anxiously awal
son head of cuttle which, at this ' appearance of T hat Awt.il
tline. are selllnK at around W fcTfiice April 2h.
or tiu ier head. . Considerable interest In the
A ureat number nf witnesses! rolco r.1(Mo plnv to ,)e broadcast
niiiieored in behalf of both the ver Kj)K)t ,he .Mn Tiihune-Vir-plaintiff
and defendants. The;gill staljon, tnnlKhf from 9 to 10,
plaintiff was represented by his , mall(Pst nirze number or
attorney, c. M. Itnherts. and '" ! ratlin parties being planned by lo
defendants by their attorney, !" I cai residents for this ovenliiK. Hav
Newbury. j ug .successfully produced a radio
' ' ' ' ' r i drama. "Just Plannln'." written by
Miss Helen Nnrns, the local ata
tiou, throu-:h the courtesy cif the
I California Oregon Power company,
has chosen a comedy for the sec
iond play.
ToiilBht' production Is a two-act
radio comedy, "Mudame (J." writ
I ten by Mary Ureiner, .Mull Tribune
reporter. Tho play is Unlit and
Jackson and joseptun.w counties rn,-,-i in n.-. cinm- xnsi:i fuuti --j
.... , ... ,n..:t : ?Olia OrlUHS ScntMU OSiriCI. 4llOl.!i fl li ciitfli tli, it-,il'.' Wire menu ll'JI
w us nt-rivi-n iiv inr .i;m iinuni' - - ..n .
this morning from the liar asso-! Sherman I'mvell. Ashland coiilrue-; ,i,llt uM utmol,il,.s enlcriiii,' Main
-latinn of Josephine county. .tor. to prevent the difcndants nom (lom aili(. (,,., ,S must come to a
Their expression of approval fol-1 completion a play shed at the Hnda ; complete stop. The same order
lows: Honorable Charles m I' ' I n K a schonlbouse. Hopkins j ,ol,ls true for the entile U'llRlh of
.... v ..,, ... v ..... . , ..ulnlas jmij-f. 0f tlie first Judicial ' 4 inims uie pmy mi is iu-iok nuirij uiversiue and so lar ifeiween
ch are dramas of real I rt , ,- oreu-on for thi- inst i tar " "ehoolhouse against the and Til stop siuns have been placed
rst one named is to be t(,rm m.,n .,.',, ni'nl. , wishes of the people of the district. . al ,h(. mre i,1H1rtant inters.;.-
self for re-election as circuit judse' " -ompiaint. tne pmtntiti nous. tt.twever. smns win ne
of this district The undersigned ' l",i,,,B 01,1 tllilt bulldini; intv , placet! at all intersections on those
attorneys of Josephine coumv. who; un,,,-r construction is l'ii by 44 feW.. two streets as soon as they are
have practiced before i,i, durli,Blwh wo" 12 rwl hih. covered , availaltlo. a. cor.llns to City Trafflt
his first term take thS method of!wUh fl,st clasfi ,l""l- fl,,l!,h- 1 ht" u'! '',r (i- J- l,'"'scott.
IKllKIlnK li"" t IU I lit' 1111(11 UI1II Kjivc-I I'.UHHl t'lllf III Ul I lit' tlKH'l Will lit'
and in highly clttted to have the
playlets accepted.
Wins Norris Ik copyrkhtlnR thefl
playletH and her frlemls, unions
whom are Milton Samuel, puhlicity
a Kent for KUO, end Wllclu Wilson
Church, "ire glad she 1h makiuK
such a mic-cesH.
The hosts of frtenTlH of Miss Nor-
and particularly of Josenhine cnun- Iul nutruciion tor the ceiUnK.) rlKhl and all inotonstn who tail to
reciutlon of .nidKe J",r,in "V"' " -
securely cncniseu on ;i 11 smes iimi ' i i t-eis win ir m i ri .inn
for
sf,kool-
has windows uhahW
house.
Hopkins claims lhat the contract
onit'icd imo iiy uavis aiui inv-
of our
Thonias,
"lie tins heen courteous, capahle,
honest and fearless, and we most
heartily endorse his candidacy and
ri'fnmmniw, hitu i i tl A rinip.iliTn
consideration of the v. s and1""'" "i.nou. ots consent, una as
hope that he will be re-elected j " sl"nils ,B "'"I "" "
without opposllinn. Rated at (irantsr""' f,"'11" w01k " lhp '
I'ass. On.., thic ir.li. .iv f""n of the huildim; mid prevent
$Txt;.Tr to Sherman Powell for the
constructiot). t
The Soda Springs iday shed con
troversy hCK.m last fall, and since
that lime hits never been near a
settlement. It is an equity ease
and will probably be heard before
Circuit JuiIko t. Al. Thomas.
March, luis. tsftned)
A.C HouKh, Ceo. W. r.ilvlB.
J. X. Johnston, Kdward S. Van
Dyke. Xell rt. Allen. ;. I-:. Illnnch
nrd, James T. Chlnnock. C. T.
Pruess. C. R. Itttsk. C S. Hlanch
arrt. W. T. Miller. II. D. Norton."
cbmebTITuild
" officers elected
promptly taken to court, l-'urtber-iiHtre.
accordinrt to the city traffic
d.-i.arlincnt. machines on th
tbriHili. slrects shall at all times
have the rlt;bt of way.
Inurnment of the Kraml jury, which irinceton .-jradiiates, one a smart
uaa Deen in session ovei- one weuu crack ni; ont mist whose sole nos-
investigating the handling of the
county prohibition fund. Five wit
nesses ore more were examined
sessions consist or a college line.
which he should have dropiwtl
when he graduated 10 years before,
The annual election of officers
of the Crater I .Rice guild. Preslivte-
jnreezy, with a swirt moving plot rlan church society, held last night
; bordering on furte and snappy dia-: at the home of Miss Helen Httllis,
Today there were still no indica- in Florence
tlons pointing toward an early ad- ti1p pi0t centers around two election of the following officers
tor tins year: .Mrs. Sadie Howard,
president': .Mrs. Klla Pennington,
vice-president; Airs. Una Inch, sec
retary; and Abs. M. K. Chapman,
treasurer.
Following the election of officers
n sociai meeting was held, at the
termination of which refreshments
were served and a pro-Tram of mu
eic and reading enjoyed. The next
meeting will he held at the home
of Miss Kllzabeth llurr on Stewart
avenue April lti. On account of
pro-faster services being held in
the chvrcli, the meeting will he
held ofl the third and fourth Mon
days of the mouth instead of lite
first and third Mondays until after
Fair Petitions
Must Be Returned
Wednesday, Mar. 21
yesterday, and today Luke S. May . anu a joo-atre tract of land situated
of Seattle, one of the best known neal. a cemetery in Rogue River
criminologists of the northwest, ap- valley; and his more dignified
peared before tho inquisitorial ' chum who is acting as secretary
body, of which Mrs. Katie Grieve
of Prospect is the forewoman.
Witnesses who appeared before
the jury yesterday included J. B.
Andrews, Frank R. Neil. W. II. HlK
ginuolham, Deputy Sheriff Lewis
Jennings "ant! Paul' Jennings, all of
Medfurd. I'p until the present
time nearly U0 witnesses have been
called, including a number who
to a wealthy and languid widow
who loves travel ami "Impossible
property." The action In the piny
is concerned with the dlspos.-fl of
the land through the widow.
The play, which has an unusual
thon th happy ending, Is tinder the
direction of James Stevens, local
baritone, who also plays one of the
parts. Other characters in the ICaster.
were forced to come from distant , part lire Jo Murray, who plays
points
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IF YOU HAVE A
tho role of Madame Q; Karl Davis,
local announcer, who takes the
part of the wise-cracking land own
er, and Mary (Ireiner, who plays
the part of his stenographer.
As a result of the recent police
announcement that the city dog li
conse ordinance would he strictly
enforced,- 9 Medtord dog owners
havo taken out licenses at tho clly
recorder's office during the past
week, making a total of U" that
have heen issued this year.
However, conservative estimates
indicate that SO local dog owners as
yet have yet made no move to pro
cure licenses, which must he ob
tained as soon as possihle if owners
would prevent unlicensed dogs
from being taken to the city
pound, where an additional fee
Rial to Film Proves
War Is Not What
Sherman Said
Sherman said war was hell, hut
it's Just one long' In Ugh in "Hani
and Kugs at the Front," now at the.
Kialto theater. This Is the story
that ti'lls about n rcKiment of col
ored troops in Kruncc and par
ticularly the humorous adventures
of a coupTe of darky pals nicknam
ed ltv their citmpanions "Mam anil
Kgcs."
'f he cant is played entirely by
popular actors and actresses who
will he charged before they can he ' applied the art of makeup with
redeemed. ! burnt cork to achieve the proper
A doe catcher is reported to he apnearunce. The feminine lead is
now at work and is expected to I banuled hy My ma loy and the
settle down into intensive dog i roles of Ham and Kggs are played
catching activities before the end , respectively by Tom Wilson und
nf this week. '. Heinle Conklin.
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For Wonderful
Flavor
The enticingly delicious stamina breakfast
INOCULATION OF LEGUMES
Is Insurance Against Failure
fSSSti INOCULATE THESE LEGUMES
WITH HUMOGERM.
ALFALFA, CLOVERS, BEANS,
PEAS and SWEET PEAS.
ufumogerm is easily applied. No
cooking No fussing. The cost
per acre U slight.
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
ict Our Alfalfa Seed Prices
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The Weather
Petitions asking the county court
to cU a special election to vole .
mill tax to complete the fair
grounds and hulldings. making It
possible to hold a fair this fall,
must be returned to H. O. Frobnch,
secretary of the Jackson Oounty
Fair association, by Wednesday,
March lilst, as they must be filed
the nd.
All parties having petitions please
fake notice.
U. of O. Orchestra
Craterian Thursday
The Chamber of Commerce avi
ation eommitwe and several others
Interested in aviation held a meet
ing last evening and discussed im
provements on the local field whlch
includes rusinK wtirk on graveling
the present runway, making it H.tut
feet long, and grading and gravel
ing the new runway parallel with;
the present one. The new runway
will be I'UOO feet bmg. Itoth are
00 feet wide.
Hood River Dan Willi lo & Co.
will add to fruit pit Ait here.
Safest Way to
Stop rain
lowest temperature this morn
ing, as.
Precipitation for 24 hours ending
f a. m., trace.
Yesterday's weather here: High
est temperature, 74; highest this
month since 1912, Si!. Lowest tem
perature yesterday, ItS; lowest this
month since 1!H, 14. Mean tern
perature yesterday; 5fi; departure
for tho" day, excess 10 decrees. Av
erage daily excess for the mouth, 5
degrees.
Precipitation: The total rainfall
sice 1st of month, .80 inch; 15
year average for the month,
inches. Total rainfall since Jan
uary 1, 3.67 inches. Total rainfall
since September 1, 11.45 Inches.
Humidity yesterday, 5 a. in., Sa
per cent; Vi noon, 3.(1 per cent; 5
p. m., 44 per cent.
Character of du, partly cloudy.
Hun sets today at 0:23 p. m.,
rises tomorrow (1:111 a. m., sets to
morrow, 0:li4 p. m.
Moon rises today at 5:63 n. m.,
sets at 5: 12 p. m.
( Rises and sets are computed for
level horizon!.
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Unsettled tonisht ami Wed
nesd".'. Continued mild.
U. WA1TKR DICK,
Meteorologist, United States
Weather lreau.
This splendid musical organiza
tion which will play i one day
eiiKanenieiu m Hunt's Craleriun
Thursday, March l'-'.
Special arrangements ufo being
made to take care of all the Med
furd Hchoul children at tho imiti.
nee Thursday afternoon.
The box office at (be theater will
be opened at noon on Thursday to
pi rni It the child ilen to pun-base
their tickets during thclioon hour,
as only children with tickets will
he exeiiMd frnm school.
It l not nccesinry to take heart-d
p reusing druyt or dope of any kind to
relieve nerve torture cauaed hy neuritis,
neurnlpta, cinttea or rheumatism. Jut
apply Tyamol over the purl thut hurts
nnd tre how quickly you will be ireo
from discomfort.- -
I Tysrnal It a soothing, heaHng obflor-
1 B..n . ir. fkm..k (Km nnrii
nnd drives out inflnmnmtion which hn
settled in the nerves. 1'he minute you
rub It on you can feel It beginning to
relieve. Paine nnd itches noon slop,
congastlon is removed, and soreness
tnd lnflmmtion uradually disappear.
Althotign Tysmol it put up especially
for nerve pain and Inrl a mixtion, suf
ferers have found it euuully good for
taklnff the misery out of miff, swolfcn
or iichlng Joints. Also fine for lnmo
back und muscular aorrnemi. Plenunnt,
hannlesa and ensy to use. Dnn't fwll to
try it If you want genuine, gating re
lief. You get a liberal supply for $1 at
tny drug store. Always in stock at
STIt-;'S IMU'f STOUM
Vaudeville
An amusing vaudeville program!
of clever romedlans, diverting !
dancer", musicians, ningers and
aerialists will he at Hunt's Cra
terian tomorrow.
The bill is headlined by Arthur
Alexander and company In "Krom j
Dixieland to Uroadwuy." They,
give blackface melortlen and do soflj
shoe and grotesque steps. Alexan-1
der is a female impersonator and
is nssisted by the Vantines and'
Austin Shaw.
Ilrownie and Van, comedians, tit-
fer a varied entertainment nf fool-1
Ishness. sinning and burlehQic bits. I
Ceorge and Kthel Livingston will)
offer an net consisting of stuntHi
on the rings and Iron Jaw work. I
Miss Livingston features n swivel
chair spin while hanging by hen
teeth. 1
Minervinl nnd Ixetta are instru-,
mentHlists. Miss Izetta offTH some,
"mean" blue snns nnd plays the1
accordion, while MiiVrvinl plays 1
the accordion, banjo, clarinet and
saxophone.
rienrge H. Thinks divides his time
between bnrleBftie and vaudeville,'
hilled an "The Modern Kntertain
er." HU fon is patter, kouk nnd
dance. I
It e g ii 1 fi r convocation
Crater Iike Chapter No.
31', It. A. ST., Tuesday,
March 2, 7:30 p. m.
F. NICHOLS, Secy.
3G0
All membert
of the degree
team are re
quested to he
1 present Tuesday night. March 20th.
i Work In first decree. Iiy order
IT'S
HERE
The War
Comedy
that is
Different
Two Colored Boys
in a Colored Regi
ment in France
during the war.
Their adventures in N
Man's Land keep you
howling.
TOM WILSON
' with'an ALL-NEORO cast
in
"HAM and EGGS
at the FRONT"
GET YOUR 8HARE
, OF THE FUN
TODAY
AND
WED.
Alio
Good Short
Features
Rothermel't
Musio
THE NEW S
RialtoU
COMING
THUR.. FRI.
LAURA LA PLANTE
in
"FINDERS KEEPERS'
Important Versions of Modish
Coats for Spring
Every day adds i tjp fascinating showing of clever coats to greet tho
Spring there are tailored coats and dres coats light colored coats and black
a score of garments to please you. " ' ; '
and
The two prices above are representative of the
possibilities for economical slipping in this store
every coat is fashioned for satisfaction.;
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Broadcloth Finishes
Kasha Tweed Silks
Middy Blue Blacli
Tan Shades
Are you ready for the Easter promenade?' Now is the time when" youy
coat selection is easiest an immense variety of styles, expressing: outstanding
modes, has been gathered in our coat department for your seleclion-rbe sure
to see them without delay.
Women Small Women Misses ant Junior Sizes
Scarfs
To complclc milady's
spi'ins outfit a cmii
jilflo arrty ol: modish
sqmires and triangle
typo scarfs, air brush
1 ints and hand block
ed designs.
98c to SI. 98
Hosiery
Full - fashioned silk
hose in the most, de
sired shades of' the
seas o n . Splendid
quality. And our low
price is making a hit
with o m en who
know hosiery values.
98c
Hand Bags
Touch a n d flat
shapes in abundance.
A very largo and
varied assortment of
the newest for spring.
Shades to match ev
ery outfit.
98c to 5530
Bloomers
liayon bloomers with
yoke 1 routs elastic in
back. .Many with lac
medallion trim. All
sizes. The pastel
shades are most fav
ored. Several French
panties also in this
assortment.
98c
Slippers. .
Patent leather and
the favorite honey
beige or rose blusli;
lighter shades in calf
and kid leathers. Sev
eral new numbers.
All types high, low
and medium heels.1
53.98 to S6.9)
; Rayon f r;
Vests
Ladies' rayon ' vests,
bodice .top. F i n e
gauge rayon in all
the light shades. A
truly remarkable val
ue. Sizes :i(5 to 42 Our
low n'ico '
49c
Fresh Colors
In These Frocks
For Spring
ft
A really at
tractive Iroclo
is inexpensive
if you shop
with us. See
the new cges I
Frocks for
Women,
Misset
and Juniors
A score
o f delight
ful styles to
wear right
now and
for all of
the Spring.
V Y $14.75
Youth .Wears Small Hats
In Jaunty Shapes and Novelty Fabrics
The college and high sclipol miss who wants ra.'bit of
dash" in her Spring hat will find
these to her liking I- , O 1 .
,Very New!
Two shades of straw
fancy strai braid, felt and
satin in colors to harmonize
with Sirintr clothes..
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