Medford mail tribune., April 16, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, QKEUOX. MONDAY. APRIL W.-192S.
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BRA! IS SPEAKER jFAlR TAX USED
GOLD HILL MEET FOR FAIR ONLY
OF GOSPEL TEAM SAYS Fi
GENERAL RUSH TO jFISHERS GALORE, 'PREDICTS FRUIT
REGISTER; BOOKS BUT FISH SCARCE
CLOSE TUESDAY: ON OPENING DAY
As a result of the gospel mes-j jf the one miU tax measure is j
rages delivered by the speaKcra onfpawe(i jn lhe ninnaiies May IS.
the program of Hie Husiness MenVj Medford will have 34.0(ilt uvail
Gospel team, held at tho Methodist j &ue tm- the completion of the fair
church in Hold Hill Sunday after- j ground buildinKs, afvorrtint; to ii.
noon, two people confessed I'hilst. o. Krohhaeh, who spoke on this
The people of mat cny vvm joj- HUhjeei heftce th Kiwuni.t ' i r.fist ration offi
fut because of the spinieti ser ire, i tfiis nom. if it desn t pass, Med-in lne ehnmher of rmmm-ive,
3:! men, memhem of the gosper ford will prohuhly not hold a fair ! ,-t.KiMter, and the flood of such late
team, takliiff part. 1 nhh year, Mr. Frohbjch told of a ! rtKMtratiun will still on today at
Krert H. tierurn and Perry Ascertain amount of piopagunda he- huth places, and is expected to
Many unreKistervd citieena, who
waited until the last minute, to
register, began Saturday noon to
flood into the county clerk's office
in the court house and the special
Perry A
Bray were tho speakers. Mr. iiei-jnif spread to the effect that part ntlnue until y p. m. Tuesday
ard, recently converted, spoke upon of the fund raised l.y the one mill ;night when the resist ration for the
his experience as a Christian, told j tax levy would be used for the new i primary election will he closed,
of the happiness that has come toj aviation field. This he branded iis j while voters can register during
him in serving Christ, not only by false, and added, that every cent tni, regular office hours at both
aiding In the work of the gospel raised was needef for the fair ; pi;l0cs tomorrow and Tuesday, they
"Parajtorically spea kin g," to
quote one of Med ford's leading
fishermen who spent most of his
time at the river yesterday, and
talked today with "fishermen who
tried out their luck at the smaller
nf l.ee Gaiiock j streams yesterdny. the opening day
of the fishing season yesterday,
"was a frost." because of the rain
siii general cloudiness, and high
and muddy water.
This condition not only applied
CROP TO TOTAL
MARK FOR 1921
team but by taking Christ with him
In his daily work. He stated that
he never knew what real joy was
before in all the years of his life.
He paid a high compliment to the
"old book."
limy Itcpems Sermon.
Mr. II ray, who was the speaker
on last Sunday's program, repeat
ed his talk yesterday at Cold Hill,
by request. It was more on the
order of a prepared sermon, being
the type one would expect to hear
from such a speaker and contined
an inspiring message not only to
Christians but also to those who
had not accepted Christianity. The
subject of his talk was the first
two words of the angel at the tomb
of Christ to tho women who had
gone to seek the body of their Sav
iour when he said, "fear not."
These words. Air. Jlray stated, was
ground buildings, and could
be spared for anything else.
It will be necessary to float a
city bond issue to purchase, grade
and build tho new aviation field,
not jean register tonight Aid tomorrow j tjle little fellows
night up to 9 p. m. at the chamber
of commerce registration office. A
big business was done Saturday
night at the latter office, fifty such
required of At ed ford if. she wants 'voters registering.
to keep her standing on the aerial
map, according to C. T. linker,
who briefly outlined the present
situation in this activity.
Mr. Haker pointed out the fact
that the present field, although
adequate at present, could not
handle the larger pianos and
schedules that would soon be re
quired here if Medford intended to
hold her place with . the larger
bases along the coast. The avia
tion committee of the chamber of
commerce, consisting of Seely
Hall, Floyd Hart nnd .Larry Mann.
have already decided on a site for
the proposed new field, which was
bv nu
ll message to Christians through-! enthusiastically endorsed
out the world find down l hi-imirh I llonai aviauon miiciais.
the ages that whosoever believethi
in Him has nothing to fear. Thej
resurrection of Christ assures all 1
men the opportunity -of salvation.
Although .Mr. linker would n t
announce at this time which site is
now under consideration, he claim
ed that it was pronounced one of
Special musical numbers on the'",e mst u" ",e KW1 ,l """" ,
program were solos by Alerton Fer
ebee and O. Trill, accompanied
by Alazine Hall at the piano.
Progress Ilcing Made, t
The Business Men s Gospel team
is becoming more of an active or
ganization, and people from all sec
tions are becoming interested in
its work. Invitations are coming
in to .Secretary 1L G. Fleisher from
various sections in several counties.
This interest on the part of the
public has inspired the gospel team
to greater efforts. The organiza
tion is being financed by the mem
bers, and no collections will he
made in the future, according to a
decision of the board. However,
anyone wishing to help in this
cause may do so by handing their
donations to Secretary Fleischer,
at the meetings or by mail.
Talent Ntwt Sunday.
There were not enough cars at
the library Sunday to haul all who
wanted to go to Gold Jiill, and
tnuny were left behind.
A great meeting is being planned
for the church at Talent next Sun
ilay at :3( sharp. Cars will leave
the library at 2 p. in. and all who
can are urged to bring cars and
furnish transportation to those
without same.
The speakers for next Sunday
are V. G. Trill and O. K. Meyers.
Choirister Ferebee is arranging an
extra special musical program.
New mvrs Fleeted.
The board of directors of the
out.
Wilson Waite and his high
school state champion hand were
the guests of the Kiwanis club this
noon, and following a welcoming
speech by 3 'resident R. B- Ham
mond, were introduced individual
ly to the club members by S. S.
Smith, program chairman for the
day. . Air. Waito responded with a
short talk on the contest , at Cor
vallis and thanked President Ham
moml and the Kiwanis club mem
bers for their support of the local
band and other highschool activ
ities. "
Vernon Yawter was called upon
to present his plan for bringing n
lanre cannery to Aledford, effect
ing the remunerative disposal of
fruits and vegetables grown on tho
small tracts around Aledford. Air.
Vawter suggested the preparation
of a complete and del tilled pro
spectus of the possibilities of
Rogue Valley garden acreage, and
sending this prospectus lo some of
the largest canneries in the United
States, inviting their consideration
of this locality.
Dr. I. V. Parsons of Kvcrett,
Washington, who organize! the
Kiwanis club in that city . seven
years ago, and served as one of
the past presidents of the organi
zation, was a gu est of the loca 1
club today, and spoke on the Ki
wanis convention that will be held
in Seattle in June. He tirgod a
large attendance from the Aledford
In all. up to early this afternoon
since the registration was started
January 1st last, over 2000 unreg
istered Jackson county voters
have registered.
C- ll, paiidock of Seattle, man
ager of the northweoL division of
Simons. Shuttle worth and French,
fruit marketing agents, with head
quarters in New York City, is
jjfmiTiK this w"ek in Aledford
conferring with Guy Conner, lo
ta! manager of the company, and
various fruit men of the valley.
Having visited nil the fruit
centers along the coast during the
past two weeks. Air. Paddock is
to the legal sized trout, hut to the enthusiastic over the prospwt of
salmon fishing In the river also, this year's crop in the northwest.
While n few fishermen were lucky 'jf ,-ftori a IftO per cent bloom
the majority of them as ft rule , in Wenatehco, Hood River ami
were not. Still quite a number of 1he nogue Pviver vallev, and be-
cKu,m, j iieves this year's crop should ut
least reach that of last year,
of
'Helcn, of Troy."
"The Private I.ife of Helen
Troy." is at Hunt's Cra'terian.;
It has comedy in generous quan
tities, Is. satirical, sly, subtle, hu
morous and daring by turns. It
is richly costumed and displays
originality of' design and picto
rial effect.
It takes tho mythology of an
cient Greece as its foundation,
with particular attention paid to
tho abduction of Helen by Paris
and tho Trojan war.
It takes these legends and these
heroic figures, and cleaves thru
the misty mythology and makes
the inhuman, comic and whole
affair concerning the elopement
and tho war which followed.
mostly In the river. -
It was n pool day for salmon
fishing and only nhout 8 or 10 j
were caught at the Savage Rapids j
dam. it is said, and no wnlmon I
whatever nt tho Gold liny dam, at )
both of which" places were a large
number of anglers during the dny. 1
Of the jew salmon caught at the -
Savage Huplds dam there is some
thing "fishy" about be two that
Otto JInekert of the Mail Tribune
mechanical department alleges he
caught there, as before he began
manipulating his pole and line he
was aeon in earnest conversation
with a youth who Uv in that
loca I i ty and Is an ex i a ngler,
and after Otto appeared, with
much apparent proudness, hearing
two salmon, one of 16 pounds and
the other a 1ft pounder, he was
still later seen handing over a dol
lar to tho youth. Prior to yester
day it was a well known fact that
Otto did not know the difference
between a salmon or steel head and
! 1
wiiun was one of tn largest ever
harvested in the northwest.
The Simons, Shivttleworth nnd
French national marketing agency
specializes in exporting, and have
1 assisted in the development of a
world wide demand for Rogue
-i Ulver valley npptos and pears.
S Last year they exported three
and one-fourth million boxes of
apples and pears from the northwest.
REALTY BANQUET
HELD TOMORROW
Stetiford citizens are urged to
an adult bullfrog. IT f .rivuiiwm. m. me
V. U Crews landed a 37 6 -pound "." a"u tu
salmon at Savage Rapids yesterday, " "j " e , 7 B, V A ,
a T1J ' . ... Hotel Aledford by the Medford
gospel team elected new officers 'chapter, and told of the extensive
last week. Guy Davis, who has tie- nrenarations thAt were being made
veloped into an outstanding lender
In the work and who has every
posibility of becoming tho gospel
team evangelist, was elected presi
dent and under his leadership the
members have hopes of even great
er success than has been had in
the past. And that's saying a lot.
as this organization has been gra
for the entertainment of the visi
tors. - ' " -V.
V AlcNealey, secretary of
the Klamath Falls Kiwanir club
extended a special invitation to the
; local members and other Aledford
j residents to attend the Klamath
(Falls celebration May 11, welcom-
ing the first Great Northern train
"IjRfllrft' Night in Turkish Bath"
Finding himself among a dozen
women in a Turkish bath on a
ladies' night, having a battle with
his prospective mother-in-law. a
falling out with his sweethenrt,
going on a "wild party' with his
father-in-law-to-be and being
chased by cops who make a raid
these are just' a few of the hi
larious situations Jack Mulhall,
who is co-featured with Dorothy
Mackaill, finds himself In the
comedy drama, "Toadies' Night in
h Turkish Hath," showing at the
Hlalto theater tomorrow and "Wednesday.
.Mulhall and his prospective
fathor-in-Iaw, Jimmy Finlnjfson,
find themselves in the Turkish
bath on the night when men are
strictly forbidden, provides a plot
for a roaring comedy. A wealth
of olher complications are In
jected, which provides one of the
greatest laugh hits of the season.
planIrIlar
DAY COMPLETED
An amusing incident at the Gold
Ray dam occurred yesterday when
a Aledford man who had been hav
ing some luck, caught a dozen or
more nice sized trout, nnd after
catching each one and detaching
it from his hook, threw it into
a little cleft pool on the rocky
shore for safe and fresh keeping
until he was ready to go home.
Finally, the fish having stpH:d
striking this angler packed up to
go home nnd gleefully reached In
what he had thought was the little
shallow pool for his catch. Then
he was tlumbfoumled to discover
the pool was six or eight feet deep,
and, of course unable to find the
fish he had caught, departed for
home In
Realty iioard in honor of three
northwest real estate dignitaries,
Sherwood Williams, president of
the Northwest Ktioltors' associa
tion; I. Cravenhorst, vice presi
dent of the association ; S. V. John
son, deputy stale real estate com
missioner. President Williams, who recently
organized a property owners' divi
sion in the Portland really board,
will speak somewhat on the divi
sion and its purposes, the main one
of which is the equalization of the
property tax burden to Hire more
easterners Into Oregon, lie will
also speak on other subjects of cur
rent interest, and his speech la
disgusted frame of i ""S uy anticipated oy ioeai
mind. i mwnom uckois may
Afier ho had gone it Is said that J now i,e Procured for the banquet,
one or two other unifiers. t whom ! Aii Interesting program has aiso
he had complained about his mis- ' been arranged and will include vo
fortune with the pool, stood over
the pool and fished out all the
catch that ho had abandoned. i
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CBi numbers by Gooi ko Maildox ana
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ciouuly rewnrdPd for its past of-jin that city. The Klwnnis club of
forts. A. C Andrews, the )ast:that city will furnish thu ciilden
president, ha.s been a faithful work- spoke for the occasion.
er and will continue his services
with the team. His health has not
been Kood and he asked to be re
lieved of leudinir the meetings.
All other officers were re-electea,
MARSHK1ELD. ore., April io
() Mrs. Minnie Collins, of
Marshfield: suffered broken ribs,
hut walked a mile to a telephone
includinc Merton Ferehee as sons after a car in which she had been
leader and H. J. Fleischer, secre-; riding, dropped 30 feet down a
tary. (Contributed.) j ijrade near the Douglas county
-t I line on the Coos 3!ay highway
HD session of :
SCOUT LEADERS
The third session of the Scout
Leaders Training course, .being
held at the hiyh school this even
ing, promises to be one of tho most
interesting of the series, as- the
Coyote patrol will put on the open
ing exercises.
Starting at 7:30 and running till
9:30 p. m. there Is a world of real
practical information spread over
that two hour meeting, with ex
perienced scout masters in charge
of each patrol. Despite lhe weath- I
er handicap, there were 22 at the
last meeting and this one should j
equal or heat that. There will be ;
a sthort feature talk this evening ;
also.
2 liss Mutie MeXlee Ait Ashland
spent Saturday and Munday in Med
ford visiting local friend
Ore., April 16.
at 1
today. Her husband,
MARSHFIELD,
r- I ye as fined $100 c r- iiinc f.i wm iniured A
and L. L. Chappell, North Eend, j rnnff prevented the car from
was fined $40 on reckless driving , plunging into the river.
charges after cars they were driv-i
ing collided on a Marshfield street ' Mail Tribune classified ada reach
Sunday morning. ft ono r"nn! or mnr bptv rfnv. tf
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Further plans were completed
today for the big "Dollar Day"
sale to be put on next Saturday!
by Medford merchants when ' a
merchants" committee on general
arrangements held a luncheon this
noon to lisous the plans which
were begun last week,
j The special pale, in which all
j Medford merchants will partici
j pat, will be held on Saturday
j only nnd is expected to lure ft
II record crowd of shoppers to take
advantage of the bargains which
will be offered in eTery line. An
nouncements ( and advertisements
of many of the bargains will lie
made through the columns of this
paper on Thursday and Friday,
giving choppers an idea what
they may expect.
Special window displays are to
be made and a five-piece orches
tra on n etmt wttl nfsi? in til
business section of Medford from!Kftys; ami y',un? 'l-rH have had
two to three o'clock and from
4 to ft o'clock Saturday afternoon
and from 7 to 8 o'clock Haturdny
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kay have
received word of the arrival of a
granddaughter, born to Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Quarry at Chi
cago, 111.
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Cimillna firotVH Oynlcrs
WAXHINUTO.N Wl Kxperi-
ments in oyster planting In North
Carolina have been successful,
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Dotifre tiiis v i I i n'i n Motor
Tiiiullt. lie. makes eveVy
railfi seon, tlotibip. Say to
day, "Thf-y shall not pass,
now I tisc tlip proper pns."
Jlerp we sell a fluid power,
that will speed each fleeting
hour. '
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The Weather
Lowest temperature this morn
InK, 4S.
lJrecipi(atlon for 24 hours, end
ln 5 a. in., .13 Inch.
Yesterday's weather here: High
est temperature. 55; highest thbi
month since 1912. !. Ixiwest
temperature yesterday, 411; lowest
this -month since 1912, 22. Mean
temperature yesterday. &0; de
parture for the day, deficiency, 1
decree. Average daily deficiency
for the month. 1 deifie.
l'reclpitntion: Totnl rainfa'll
since 1st of month. .63 inch; 15
yesr nveraee for the month. 1.30
Inches. Total rainfall since Janu
ary 1st, 6.08 inchei. Total rain
fall since September I, 14.40
inches.
Humidity yeste rday. 6 a. m., 04
Ikt cent; 1J noon, si per cent; C
p. m.. 00 per rent.
Character of day: Cloudy.
Hun sets today at 6:53 p. m.,
rises tomorrow, S.27 a. m., sets to
morrow, 6:54 p. m.
(Itlses nnd et computed for
levei horixon).
Forecast for tonlnht and to
morrow: Occasbttil rain tonight
and Tuesday; miitlgtempelj'ture.
Meteorotngist. Cnited States
Weather liureau.
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