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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1928)
rAOfi PTVT! JOE.JMN0N 10 Local Movie at Rialto Tonight TO BLUE LEDGE?: Tf t r Isk V ' w Joo Gagnon of this city. a a , preliminary step towards the'coii-j 6truction of a railroad to the Klue i Lodge , mining district.' has an- j nounced the placing" of Ki'Vurul j ' irons in the fire. He uys thut he has about completed arrariKemeMfl i for the construction of four inilea J of ntund:ird garnet- nilhoad, frw , Jacksonville towards Fort-st crock. ' tapping a rich tlniher htlf, that ho j has ordered machinery for u saw mill to be operated in thut section, and that his four miles of track I will eventually be a link In the , long tulked Hlue- Ledt'O railroad. j J It is also planned by (ianon to 're-operate the Medford-Jackson-line, now owned by the city, mak- ing repairs to It by using rati torn j from the street car track, and that when he is operating full blast be will be able to furnish two c.irs of lumber dally to the tonnage, of the Southern Pacific. He says he has the moral support of 'the Southern Pacific, and the financial backing of a local citizen In bis project. (Jugnon says that as soon as he finishes th construction or 1M l....un. In thiu ritv tin t.-ill utKi-l (in 1 r,s 'r.-,Il ml-mise. lie- Lolit-v.., WPIe I"" 'T' noporter," lv 5rr " ts. 'y i -, 3 1 w!(SM? 7 ?3T . A scene from "The Iteportcr,' The finishing touches and out-1 showing company In Uithm In front of Mali Tribune office. that a start towards building a road to the Hlue Ledge, -is all that Is needed, to act as a spur to the Southern Pacific and Cuguenhtm Interests, owners of the i'.lue Ledge. .They have been conferring, writing letters, and discussing this road for several months, a hitch apparently arising over tonnage, aiul the rates therefor. Local citi zens also have conferred and writ ten to the railroad ' ami (iuggen helms on the proposition, which is reported aa being in the hopeful stage. The Gagnon spur would tap a timber belt on Korest creek, esti mated at 25U.O0O.OUO feel, largely i white pine and fir. Mr. Guguou 1 describes the timber as "Hut best : family of pine in Oregon." after which a representative of the majority of the scenes of "The the Mall Tribune, instructs him on ! Reporter" were taken in the ruin Medford movie,! te f"c points of news reporting, j and under cloudy sky. This, how ever, is noi apparent, uuc to mu excellent work of Director Doroty and the camera technic of Mr. Gab balu. The expansive face and form of Fatty, according to Direc tor Dorety, stows up In any weather. Miss Cornelius' beauty is also another feature of "The Re porter" and much of the success of the picture in (lite to willingness and courtesy of the people of thiB city. "The Reporter" fclenrly dem onstrates that succeHstni moving pictures can be made without suu- h "home grown" at 3 o'clock this morning in prep-! While these instructions are be- ! aratioit for its initial showing at ' the Rialto theatre today, tomorrow I and Wednesday. It is an unusual j ly luteiestlng picture of life In this i city and has in its cast many local i people who will he astonished at I their own acting ahility when they ace themselves on the celluold this I evenl.ig. Aiarordir..? to the Interesting scenario, worked out for the screen i by the II. I. L. company, Fatty ; arrived hero from San Francisco by , airplane, his plane landing on Ear f ber field, to answer an advertise ment In the Mail Tribune for n re porter. He immediately rushed to the Tribune office, where he finds a crowd of applicants, eager for the position. After struggling thiough the gathering he -:;ets to the front door and secures the job LOCAL CITIZEN K ACCUSED OF Ml ing given the fire siren sotimk and the fire department hurries to a fire at the Hotel Holland. Fatty immediately gets on the Job, nntl Interviews Fire Chief Roy Klllott and sees the Medford department in action with the latest devices for life saving. Fatty's appetite, however, proves to be hla .stumbling block and even a "scoop" like a three-alarm fire can't stop him trom wanting to sample the good things to eat In shop and restaurant windows. Medford people who, knowingly and unknowingly, have a place in the cast of "The Reporter" ore go ing to ?et the surprise of their lives when they see Med ford's moving picture. There will he lots of laughs for Medford folk. It is interesting to know that! worth seeing. I shine. ! Tonight's Initial showing of "The 1 Reporter" will not be a formal af j fair, and the members of the H. I. L. company assure all who attend a bU evening of laughs and enter ! tainment. Medford's own comedy j is exceptionally funny and well All records for attendance at ; the Presbterlan churcm since the dedlcution of the pipe organ last! fall were broken yesterday at all j services. The Sunday school reg- istered the highest in its history.! reaching 369. Not far from tiOoj people crowded the main audi torlum, the gallery and over-' flowed in the r.iatn Sunday school room at the li o r n i n g servi while 350 or more almost filled ,-the.ima.in. auditorium at -the. eve nlng service. j court this afternoon for the Ihuft ( Twenty now members wen- ro-j0f a watch valued at $4X.I0. from j reived into the church, making; a lucul hotel. The watch is the j a total of 90 for the year pat. . pmperty uf a member of the dance j Itaptism was also administered to orchestra which played Saturday six infants. ; night at Hilarity hall and. accord - I I George Hale (Able the Jew) Is held in the county Jail on a charge .' of grand larceny and was schei .'tiled to have a hearing Jn justlc ing to police, was pawned by Hale ; for $9. Last night minor thefts took place nt a local rooming house when $2.ft0 in cash was taken from Eddie K color and $4.75 in cash from Nick Gregory. The money was taken while the men were sleeping, the prowler breaking into their rooms, though the doors were lucked. BUSINESS WOMEN 10 5-iHAVE MISS HAIR AS A GUEST OF I! ;n had A GALA MEETING AI GRANTS PASS ruhut Burltani temple N'. S24. Dramatic OriU'r KnU:lUs of Kl-o-rfwnn, undiT Uir lf:ulerRht) ot Knynl VUior ('.ill FU'litlUT, hoUl un interoHtlnK ImHini-HH ineolini; In tho KnlKhts nf I'ythluH hull in j Ornnts 1'nns Saturday n lis lit with I) a ltii'RP minibfr of Uolikloa pros- U't'iit iml five temples ropresenteil I Real Quality Malt Syrup JBUCZCW i Miss Mozoll Hair, head of the ' correspondence school department ' of the University of Oregon, and i president of tho federation of bus!- ' t ness and professional women's j clubs thruout the state, will be the i honor guest and principal speaker' ! at. the inspiration dinner, given by j the local Business and Profession- al Women's club at Hotel Medford, I Friday night nt (1:30. Miss Mozell Hair will be accom- ' panied tn Medford by a group of i other federation officers and, in ; addition to special entertainment I planned by the local gmup, will : i furnish a program which should! be an Inspiration to ever member of the 'Medford club, which reor- ganized and elected officers two , letter was read from Votary j I C Jaquotie of Hombrook who : has been under the doctor's cure i for the past five months. Mr. i Jmiuette is well known throur.h- out the Kogue Klver va!!oy. bo ng the proprietor of Ilornbrook'a i largest garage. Each one prerent 'wrote him a letter, all to be sent In a bunch. A saxophone, clarinet and piano Iro consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Watson and Chas. Ernst, Jr., rendered several Impressive selections, some of which all pres ent joined tn Hinging tho chorus Following Ai is. seven votaries wore put through tho Oriental degree. 'Inmong them being Dis trict Attorney X. C Chaney. How tiger did roar when those poor fellows came along. How ever, they arrived home safely in weeks ago. Every member of the local j the early morning hours, group are asked by -Mrs. M. K. j Tho Grants I'uss I'ythian Sis Chapman, secretary, to turn out to Iters F-erved one of their famot'S this meeting and bring at least ! cafeteria suppers us a fitting one other business or professional j woman in order to get them acquainted with the distinguished i guest and with the activities of the I club. - , wlndup to this occasion. APPEARS HERE ON Merchants' Meeting Tho regular monthly mooting of the Merchants' association will he held nt the Hotel Holland tonight at 6:110 o'clock. Important mat ters will be discussed and a full nttendance is urged. f Backed by aA $40,000,000 plant Behind Budweiser Real Quality Malt Syrup is a $40,000,000 institution which includes 110 separate buildings and covers more than 70 city blocks. Every operation is completed by automatic ma chines under tho watchful guidance of America's foremost maltsters. And every can is backed by a name and label that have meant top-quality the world over for more than 70 years. When in St. Louis visit our plant. Malt Syrup Increases rood Vafuct Plain and Hop Flavored ' Strictly Union Made ANHEUSER-BUSCH, Louis i SOLD BY GROCERS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE auL v i i cv rANrw COMPANY rX . -l . Medford .,1, ,, . ArMarH Judge William H. Canon, former mayor of Medford. and holder of ' many political offices, :ave fur ther proof of the staunchness of his democracy this morning by ap pearing on the street with a plo j ture of Governor Al Smith on his jcoat lapel. It Is the first campaign j button of any description to be seen in Jackson county. Tho but- ton, which is a masterpiece of the photographic art is. however, only a sample, as tho main supply for this state is still In course of pro duction. Judge Canon was very proud of his desoration. but denied that It was nn opening wedge for post mastership In the event tho New York governor lands in the White House, Ho was accompanied on his morning rambles by his Hon I Verne, a bo a staunch democrat. I who acted as a bodyguurd, to ty-e that no one stole the evidence 'nf Hmithsnnlaninm. but looked like he niltfht do that very thin unlc.mt ja button was forthcoming" for him without deluy. SameVrice forover3Sijears 25Pes25 USE LESS THAN OF . IllCMI'R PKICKI) BRANDS ( Why Pay ) War Prices? THE GOVERNMENT USED MILLIONS OF POUNDS 23 ta E2j j .Mcs.vrngfr Iloy Hurt, j PORTLAND, Ore., April '9. (,Vt j William Kardb-y, JM, mf'Wnt-r ! boy. vrn& si-riously injun d today ; when a tnntorcycb he was ridinK 'collided with n street cur at t be ieriMt end cf the Morrlm Street t bridge. His skull w:ih f aetured. 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Aluminum TO THE PUBLIC Citizens me hereby notified Hint in iiecordnnee with the provisions of the eontraet entered into by the City with the City Siinitnry Serviee Co., Inn., n schedule of charges will he on file ut. the office of the City Recorder, Monday and Tuesday, April 0 and 10, and are open to the inspection of nny citizen interested. You are further notified Hint the council will meet on Tuesday evening, April 10, nt TiM p. m., at the City Hull, at which time it will henr and adjust complaints, if any, rcgnriling the charges or service of the City Sanitary Service, Inc. Anyone objecting to rates is requested, in order to facilitate adjust mHit, to bring checks and re ceipts showing charges, etc., made by the former gar bage company. By order of City Council. CITY OF MEDFORD, ' Ily 0. 0. ALKNDERKKIf, Mayor. Attest: M. L. ALFORD, City Recorder. 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