Medford mail tribune., April 15, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

niTpn ln TnlHTO wi" "'e "le KfealMt Jevcl..m
A lull I Kfl I lof su'""'l"" homes on the Medt.
u Lu nllD lunulO I,n'1 Cru,er L,";i' 'ie'ay .
VI I L-V ! I "W ,u.w 1 ,uut as IdKle l'oint. Willi the tn
come Into production and have an
equal value with laud ulivmly
umlfi- production.
Perhaps, the next year or two
pmeiu j
dford '
far
Kle Point. With the com- J
j pletion the next few months of j
,ll)p oiling and crushed rot k fiitinx I
of this highway which makes it J
, iihsolutely iiustha tus well us more
ttiiuooth than ttie concrete or other 1
j hurd finished roml, reut expec-
With the coming of Intensive '"'" '! " fur the .level,,,.-
ment of this favored route is a
cultivation of crops under irriga- lBUburhan nume district,
lion systems und the extension of , 1
Medford b water system 10 ouuyiuK
districts, uttention of the locul pro
Hpectlve home buyer is turniiiK
toward suburban home sites and
acreage tracts adjoining the city,
ns well as on the Pacific, and Med
ford nnd Crater Luke highways.
This is ilue to the desire for rt
greater amount of land than is
available at the same price in the
corporate limits, and In many
cases with the knowledge that as rlnns are already
AfEDHVRP TRTBTTXE. arEDFORD, PRECOX, SUNDAY. JAPRTL I.'), 19'2. m
the part of Dixie, the ste-j ens ami Miss Wilsou vero sup- jsram ended with "The Green Eyed
I noruphei.
the second play, J-
PSGE THREE
CRIPPLED LITTLE.
ATTEND CLIN1GC0PC0
"MADAME Q" MLi
T
BROADCAS
DBdP.BAM
I uuunnm
BERLIN. April 14. (pi Baron
furled on the urognra by Miss ' Uraisou" by Cliai-los, and "I-ove von nueneiem s aneu nr on
!,,,.. i ,.uren,.B in iiinnn anioft und Kveriastlug" sum; by Ming Wilson, iwl know until last nlKht. when
M-.m -ray Alma L,reme In lano so os and jiiKnonette- l,v Br.l.e. 'the alleged sighting of the firemen
una Kui-I luvis appear akain in i.rein ,.;:. i... i and "Little Star" by La Korge. sung o''OT -Nov Scotia wan reported.
ih.e i-nUw. mul HamM tin ii.s. star uwtiohu;o, mmi.- i j,y atevens. that her son waa on his great ad-
of w-vt-ral home taltiil operas given ". .
in tho valley, will play til
e'imrt of, vau.ievlllo star,
Th irot;run
the l'rliie of Monaco. Mary f.reln. i lttf, l'"""' "" , ' 14. M Anuiher tage of tragic; ; founded, but she was persuaded by , S.fl
.... win .,i.u .1... i.-i ,. .,f MmiI,. ,, ' ong uy Itumuerg, unci me an-, ..,,.. romance was closed ves-1 hni- other arm Unns. tn retlrn about --"-i
! venture. Her Joy changed to grave
SAN FERNANDO, Cal April ; anxiety when the rumcfr proved un
ci- will pluy the part of Maiio, a
little- Front ll girl.
abniul Soik" by Prime, sung by
I western romance was closed yea- ' her other Bon, Hans, to retire about
jthes.-cnJ ut Monte carlo I.. Mali-v., uI)J Come8 0,
.luines Stevens; "Dirty Kace
mi l tert,ay wl,n ,he death here of ! midnight before the news of the
, Mrs. Mutllda aager Delaney, i forced landing on Greenly Island (
1 was received.
liotli comeiiies are full of;
More than 30 ciippled children
' . c-,.t 1... il. I ..t.,1.1.. entiir ) A
. . ... . 1.. tV KlUl, U - I1PII..11 l-Lllll- i. - -n , fl
r.v nnnular demand, anil for tne , "iigiu. tnappj uiumhue, u.nv m- ,.., M ii-ii.. lliila" l,v ri
liriiught to the Baptist j benefit, ot those who have not
u-restini; picas nnd unasnal eiul-
Ings
The third sequel to tile
DOLLAR DAY WILL
church yeslerilay illiriiig nm uu-; heard elllier. or only one m i ne , K1.,ml, wm t,e presented ly Copco
, day clinic conducted there b' i first two radio installments of ln ii-c Inmieul.ue future, and pi-oin-i
In-, llichard l)illc-hiinl. llcncl sur- I --Mailaii.e Q." the y-rSes of cim-iisc-s to he equally as enjoyable us
i;n,n of the Slil ine hospital at ' clioa written l-y M.u y (Treiner. I ,10 jirs, tB O
l-oriland und Dr. 11. 11. I'liff. head ! Mail Tribune leiinrter. nnd pro-1 Mcdfcircl. Ashland Central l'oint
of the .Multnoinali I'olinly i.caiui j ,lUccd with a local east over i.n ( .iw,uer-ieni racial ocuieis. '", I . k Miss Wilson whistled
office, under the iui.-pl.es uf thc;i:D, the Mail Tt ilium-Virgin sia-, ing the Peoples Klectric store, Jor- , - ' '.,,.. .,
Jackson c'ounty Health unit, j iin. thrmigli the couriesy of the ; clou's und (Irimes respectively, pre
i V'oliowing the all-day se ssion of ! California Oregon I'owrr company, settled hub ot the most artistic
. iiim. iio. two Portland ! hoih nans are to he repeated Tiicx-1 moi'tiitiK sludici programs over
isi.ecialists left for Portland. day night, beginning ut 9 o'clock heard over KM 101), thi! Mail Trl-
l.a Forge and "The Page's Road
Song." by Inor Novello, sung by
Stevens.
Kolluwlng these. Miss Alma Ijiw
, reuce contributed two beautiful pi
ano solos, including "The Second
Mazurka." by (ioddard and a waltz
'The Nightingale" by llrockman
'and presented Iter novelty num
ber "My Heart Stood Still," by
Hudgers. "We've Cot A New Daby
i Many of the children examined i on the l opco hour. i ouue virgin siauciii oun.ni.i, no... (.n,,.. wpro )lest 8ungalogues
'"""'r" t nt'Infii, itv i ' 110 !llle'1 -xt Siiturtfay ny M,.dford two vears ao. nnd . first plav nn.l heard the Beoond. i eetion of Jamos Stevens, popular
the close in tract will evontuall every ,eichant in Medford. of- " ?' , Hiriklnir im prove-! have ken: the wires hot over i he 1 operutie baritone, for whom a num-
uecome a pan ui ww wij. ferinir to the Medford and nuth-: .. ,.,. f,. h,, .Litniimiimr n lvoetii ion her a! reoneHt Beleetionfl had nonr
, .. . ineniH were umm, n v.u...- - - i r. - I . . . . .... ,
ern ureKon pumie oarjiains "ireiy . cures. Tlie new cages' of the first play 1.
mnue. tiarnaina will he our.TU ; ,. i..n Renuel in m-odneed.
heillff
Keoent dev?lopment of nrterlal
ut reel h in the city und the improve
ments of the county roadrt leading
to the city have opened up a larse
number of tract h to the public
making it possible to get from
these suburban centers to work in
the city without too urea, it loss of
time intransit.
Virtually alt the suburban small
acreaRO, or fractional ucreape
tracts in the Medford district, with
the Irrigation ditches und Med
ford's water system, have all city
conveniences, except sewer sys
tems, and without the burden of
city taxes. The more extensive use
of the septic tank for disposal of
sewerage has eliminated the unde
sirable features arising from lack
of direct connection with the city
sewer system, and has incidentally j 'sh.
increased the sanitary standards of
out of town domiciles.
Many householders of moderate
means have come to realize that
with our productive soil and favor
able climate, that a plot of ground
ranging from one-quai-ter to an
acre or more makes it possible for
garden produce, fruit and berries
to be raised which will Increase
the family income through cutting
down the grocery bill of expense.
Whilo this is true not only, in the
summer time, when garden fs
fresh, but with all winter growing
weather in the valley winter gar
! James Stevens saim "I.urliHiy," by
' Heppe-ti and "Chine." The pro-
before the next led into the local staiton since the
Perhaps ovn ! first announcement of the program
longer interviews nnd more thoro a k renter majority ot me uu;n ihsm unuvhUHy. aievuiw uihu pm
' examinations, and the g.-otip of radio listeners in the city missed Rented one of hi9 star pupils. Miss
n..r-e.i wdri. u-.M.t i.nsv thru'thp second play, on account of l.Mow Mae Wilson, in a group l
numerous counter attraction. iu-!m(pi.iu imui'ims uw.-
iluding the high school play, which! elty lutmher, "My Heart Stood
drew a rapacity audience, last , Still." which was first played on
Tuesday night. A large number of the violin, by the talented young
these have urgently requested at high nchool girl, later whlsllod and
repetition of "Madame Q," (part linully sung, demonstrating the
two), for their benefit. three talents in which she excels.
Stores will be esneciallv deco-. . ' ... .... so in order to satisfy them nll.i This was Miss Wilsons lormal
rated for the occasion and stocks' . t-;,i....
in every department and will
lure shoppers from! nil sections
of southern Oregon and northern
California.
To make the dav a near pabi
affair, an orchestra wi'l play
aboard a truck all Saturday af
ternoon, going the length and
whit h of the business section
the city.
the day assisting lr. UHlehunt
with the tiny patients brought
to his attention.
In order to got in shape for
ilchilJ Health Week, beginning May
babies underwent examinations at
For 1 Week
Only
USED CAR SNAPS!
1927 PONTIAC LANDAU SEDAN
Perfect concUiion Looks like new; :A "chanco
to jet one of those little cars at a BARGAIN
PfilCE! ' ,'
1 927 WHIPPET-SIX SEDAN ;
An opportunity to get new-car looks and per
formance at a price that will ASTOUND you.
STUDEBAKER SEDAN
Tn fine condition and looks good. Goes to the
first buyer with 2X).00!
Graham-Paige Garage
103 South Riverside
i-ri,iv 'the '"n" t the stage properly for the debut as a vocalist, and her pre-
will be practically turned over: , " ' , thiVd installment of ithls, clever sentation won a numliev or coin-
to the public. At the last Me.- "V, 1 , ; , iv, , ""V.., ! come.lv. the Talifornia Oregon pliments from .listeners throughout
chants association meeting, the
of the date, and when number
merchants were enthusiastic o wi
the "Dollar Day" plan are spar
ing no expense to make it a' silo
i - ,. . . l t. l,.n tnKU nnd
., Iii MOt'U VII nn'tr n ,..,., l.n I lilt (n
allowed the nurse to strip her i' "-- v-
in,nn(o ,rt ,,., ....... !,! wnistlUate- on im ,r igofar nour, m
nwpp' Mmnnnv hns nriamied to ; Medford. and enthusiastic predlc
turns as to nor inture. ir. siov-
in order to undergo a chest ex
anilnation, she laughed in hois
ginning nt 0 o'clock, with nn ex
tension of time necessary to coin-
tPi m.H Kleo nt tho l.l of llr. ,,,,,,. nllml)nr of ra,o pnrllos
lnskeop "iilniniiiK Iiit ch..st. I ,.,.,. ,. ,...., ,,...,
lli iIhia th.i X'rrw ull a U'llsl
"awful healthy' because she had
followed nil his instructions since
tho last clinic.
Dr. Inskeep was assisted in
Friday's clinic by Mrs. Augusta
(Hover, Mrs. Lyda King and Mrs.
It. K. (Ireen.
Mrs. William A. dates loft last
evening for a several months' visit
The Scout headers' Trainin:;
school third session, will be held
in the music r
IHKIl W I1U1M UU lv.ii . i ,!., ., ,.... (,.., rtf Mi
11(1 UUU BiOU IllCIHin. "i icioutcn ' .
ll
residents, the Palmer Music House
is- holding a radio party for the
public in their beautiful store on
Main street. A large audience will
be ncommodated through the cour
tesy of Henry Fluhrer nnd Clayton
Isaacs, and as many seats will be
1 provmeu as ik iiuxmiiiic. jf mvi -
. iul feature, refreshtnents will also
1 he served the guests after the show
veryone, and especially those who
ssiun, win no linn ; , , 1 1 1 ...tn I-Jvervone. and especially tnose wno
00m of the senior tt U " ! havdlU in' their own honies.
' West sen. J J f U . . j arc welcome to hear the "Madame
;:,te3 or herself at Peoria, Quiney " comedies at maimer s, nut are
md Chicago, that state. Iluf.aio. reqi.eHto.l to arrive on time so as
rifn m-n rnmlnir In voirun. und 1 street, .Monday evening at
mucn or tne summer garden pro- l"- " , amj Chicago, that
- duce can ue canned ror winter use. p N y JJ( t j,inon an0 netroit in
The butcher is as well cheated In nce at these meetings have 1,V01; Michi;an. ami iir date's native
these nunuroan nome witn tne hbi-u iwi-iuy ru n msm,
extensive raising of rabbits nnd
poultry on these tracts.
The more extensive use of motor
busses by traction companies will
result in many sections adjucent to
tho highways with terminals in
Medford und city which may enjoy
rapid mass transportation to tho
city. This will be an important
factor in development of Med
ford's suburban centers.
Small and fractional ucrenge de
velopment has been most exten-
-sivo , , tho past . your along tho
marches of the city between Med
ford and Jacksonville, the result
of the building of the paved high
way between the two places. The
most of these homes are mansions
directly along the highway, while
the lesser expensive homes are in
the rear and extending both ways
from the highway.
To the north and south of the
city on the paved Pacific highway
a number of costly home sites are
under development, while directly
tributary to the highway the smal
ler homes with larger tracts are
being fastly settled.
The coming year will nee large
development of suburban homes
out east of Medford in the Rnxy
Ann district, since a large number
of sales of land have been made
under the Medford irrigation canal
by the district for delinquent
water charges. Most of this land
has been wild land heretofore, hut
since water is available It will
jp G ESSj
LUMBER n
number of local citizens are tak
ing a great deal of interest in
them.
The project method of learning
town in Indiana.
SALKM. Ore., April 14. (P)
Stute Corporation Commissioner
Marl; 13. McCallistor today cancel-
by doing is being emphasized, andjinj the stock browers permit of
the four patrols all ' being I'-ihogiiii and Hrynn of New York for
barge of old Scoutmasters, make.-t the reason that the firm is wilh-
the work more interesting, for nil. drawing from the stale.
not to disturb thoo who are listen
ing. 1
The cast of characters in the
first play will include Jo Murray.
who plays the role of Madame Q;
Karl Davis, local announcer, who
takes the part of Jack Merrywenth
er: James Stevens, well known
baritone, who plays the part of
Harry Manning, secretary to Mad
ame , ;md Mary Orelner. who
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