Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

h
iocal and
' Personal
While no rush has 1-Bun at the ,
uu tnvf.uverM have ween;,., , . . ,
omc. iaxpaem u 30 inHumv. l.xcurnlon fare me
Ktrwiming Inlo th. ottlc rteadtly I ,nlrtiwy ,h(. KKm, th,j.
rTlh. pat two k. to pay L, ,w i..rlu.l. fro,,. 1'ur,-
. . w. i . r .h. ift"7 taxeK. 1 1. . i ... v. ... v .. , i i, 1
which become delinMU-.u W
Hnever the laat few da before :
Jto ever, ine lata iew '
ihi time In up, tne iuk
are axpeottd to arrive In binder, Au j.;a-tern Star numbers deir
numbei'H. ' IiiK tu attend the dinner at Hotel
; Don't fill to th" JO-roun'i M-dford Wednesday v e n 1 n in
hoxfiiK contest between Phi!'" honor of Crand 'fficern. pbise
Hayes and "I'at" Padh'ftinJ Frldny notify Mrv. Helen .MinkP'r or Mr.
nlKht, May 4. Hilarity arena. ",fj. I'.. Albn. 3K
T. H later Johiison. well know n , j.,ho h ejer. w ho ha been ill
locil resident. nccordinK to word 1 foP HOT,l(i tme past, left laxt week
received by Med ford frieiidtt, left i for 1 Anaeb-H jo enter a hos-
Rochester. X. Y.. mat J riay iwr ,
Jlledford. Mi. Johnwin has ueen
on an extensive trip thicugh ttu
United States lnce December 1.
Utah coal, clean, low in ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone L'3a. 337if
Misa Kllow Mae Wilson, Miss
Hetty Janeu. Mildred Lawrence
and I-ucilltt Crewn. returned yes
terday from Forest Grove, having
left for that city Thursday iAwM
to compete in the fifth annual
state hiich achool music tourna
ment held In that city Friday and
yesterday. The local tlrli brought
b-ack the honors of second place f.
for Medford hlifh.
VMM your clear lighter fro" n
our new flllint; station. The Ttf
41
werv.
Kalph CowKlllt wno nas cnarge snop 01 ins own ana is now 10
of tho survey to be made of cated at 1 7 North Part b tt where
Rogue River for sportsmen and he has an extra sliai p razor for
commercial interests, is makinK i legionnaires. Medford I-egion.
plans to start actively on the work I See Klinor Haniey Push for re
this week and will K to Cold (cleaned alfalfa seed and baled hay.
Reach.
WUiigles 13.26 per Al at Mtford j
Lumber Co. ,,,
kod newa for their many Siwb
ford friends Is the fuct that the
Mordoff family, former well
known realdenta of Medford until
their removal to Klamath Fall
severul years ago will soon teturn
to Medford to reside. The facta
are set forth in tho Klamath Falls
Herald aa follow: "On Thursday
morning the doors of the Mordoff
Furniture Store will open to the
ftubllc In one of the largest furni
ture sales yet held In this city.
The entire stock of the store, in
cluding the fixtures, will be dis
posed of. M. G. Mordoff. propri
etor. In selling out, planning to
retire from the furniture business
and with hia wife and children ex
pects to leave at the close of the
aale for Medford, where they will
reside. . During their residence in
this city both Mr. and Mrs. Mor
doff hu-ve made many friends both
lu a butl nesH and social way, who
will regret to learn of their de
parture." Dr. C. R. Mm kins la now in hi
office, which la located over the
Woolworth atore. 41"
Mia. . Lyda T. King, county
health nurse, left yesterday for
Rumburg to spend the week-end
visiting friends and relatives.
Kugar pine shakes, Mudford Dbr.
Co. 33tf
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. -Ore-one have
as their guests for two weeks Mr.
and Mrs, F. N. Wicker of Halem,
the parents of Mrs. Ureene.
Phone 1097-J ror painting and
tinting. '
Mr. and Mra. L. O. Drake pur
chased a home on Cottage ave
nue lust week, the plac being the
- former residence of Mr, and Mra.
S. A. Leaverton.
Hemsitchlng He per yard. Put
tons covered at Handicraft Shop.
tf
Crossing permits, which allow
the crossing of the federal In nils
by cattle, were issued Inst week
to V. I). Brophy, Mnrtdi Garrett,
Nichols und Ash polo and Gum
Nichols of; this city. The four
plnn to move approximately 10.
000 head of cattle this week from
thM section to the Klamath basin
country.
Mrs. Annie Rtnnche Shelby, na
tionally known teacher auction and
eontract bridge. Hotel Medford.
43
Members of the Order of De
Molay of Medford were guests
of the Klamath Falls chapter last
Thursday evening ut Masonic
temple In Klamath Falls.
Mr. Mills will be at the Fmma
Clino Shop, phone 4f.4, giving per
msnent waves, the week of May
7th to I2th. Price 7.7&, comph-U'
1
There must be a
reason
WHY
Every V Restaurant
and Hotel in Med
ford, without ex
ception, serves
Fluhrer's Milk
Bread.
A
The usual numkr of Mdford
and otlHT vnlly si(l-MiH will;
iimkt round trip vlhiiH i the -um
Huh summer. .Tt;e laihuiids hjivt'
aitnoutiM ruund nl punnntr f-x-rurviou
farwi to t h a k I . ?f f T
Ivo May 22. TH' waxon for
travel ut th reduced rat- U from
Uirn. 1151.70: Niagara Fall- and
r(.tuIn IW4 - rhicaKo and re-
Z s,. V K
lurn, &!.3U
nltal. where he will underKo
series of treatments.
Free filling staiion for your cigar
Hxtit'-r at The Toggery, "of course."
41
Floyd ( '00k returned fium Sal
em yesterday. 1 le has been in
me nonnein city on nusineua i.irlir(1 hud threatened his life
tne tast week.
New residents of Medford from
Jacksonville are the K. J. StUl
we family, who have moved into
their recently completed n e w
home in the p.errydnle district.
Walnut top grafting liy experi-
d. successful walnut gra fter.
I Call at atldresM, 437 So. Fir.
I Comrade It ay Kenasfon, form
erly at the "George's clean Towel
Shop" has purchased a barber
Owi lit. itjitin, j'none ;i. ,lAZliw
-ii i h. r 1 a 11 k iiauoven, lormer
M - wlf""! resident and fruit dehy
drating plant owner and operator, I
left today for her home nt Seat- I
tie after a few days visit here. I
Kee Charles A. Wing to buy your !
home. 3ft ;
John McConnell for more than !
33 years a resident of Klamath I
county, now making his home at
Prospect, was in Klamath Falls !
last week visiting with friends and
looking over property interests.
Let me write vour fire Insurance
Cart V. Tengwal.l, Hotel Holland.' V" A "'"Kher of Seattle, rep.
Phone lt3. 1f ; resentative of the Post liran Pro-
The Cliamber of Commerce i ducti company, who has been
drinking fountain, after having ' upending the past few days in
been turned on in fuller force yes- 'Mfdford. will leave for Klamath
terday, was still bubbling merrily Fulls tomorrow. Mr. Meagher is
today, giving the appearance of J very much impressed with Rogue
better prosperity. Inasmuch that 1 Klver valley, this being his first
only one fountain had been turn- ; v-iil " this territory. He plans
ed on instead of the four, w hich ! ,,n returning here within the near
were put In use yesterday to honor
the arrival of the California car
avan en route to Vancouver. H. C.
The Hotel Central at Central
Point, under new management, is
now open for business. Newly fur-
nished single bedrooms K'.fiU per t
week and up; also one and two- j
rooms nouseseeping. equipped with
standard electric stove for cook-
ing. Free parking for patrons,
Cleanliness and service. Quiet peo-
pie wanted. 38
Mrs. A. L. Young of Tennant,
Cal.. spent several days in Med-
ford last week attending to busi-
ness matters.
Wells Taxi, 25c. Phone 25. f
George Fads started hist week
on piuijs ior a large carnin at !
Shady 'ove. it will be. accord
ing to those who have viewed the
plans one of the most pretentious
ami beautiful structures of its
kind-ulong the Rogue.
The Flint Aid class sponsored by
me jacKson county chapter Ameti-j
can Red Cross, will meet at the l
city hall Monday, April 30, at
7:30 3y
Lieutenant o. o, Nichols of the
1- iniiiH, hi ji.ii i uie 111 oemon- i
sirated last Tuesday that he is as
good a fisherman as an officer
by catching a L'H pound salmon,
which he swore last evening that
he really caught after hours of
patience he expended along the
hunks of the Hog 11 e river north
of Gold 1 1111. The salmon Is one
of the largest caught by a local
fisherman this season and was
described as being 11 perfect speci
men. Kill ihat disease carrying fly
electrically. These screens are
u.n:-d by bakeries, restaurants, ho
tels, ment markets, creameries,
dairies, hospitals and the home.
Vou can't afrord to be without
theru. It will make your home
and business sanitary. For free
demonstration drop card to A. C.
Voder, general delivery, city. In
sect Fleet mentor Co. 3X
A serious runaway accident In
Medford many years ngo was de
scribed in the Ashland Tidings of
last Wednesday in Its 'Thirty
Years Ago," column as follows:
"Frank Wilson of Medford met
with a serious accident Friday af
ternoon. He runs a bakery there
and delivers bread in Jackson
ville. While returning from a
trip the thills of his wagon drop
ped down, and his horse began
kicking, breaking Mr. Wilson's
leg. It is a very bad break, and
amputation may be necessary."
All Kastern Star members desir
ing to attend the dinner at Hotel
Mediord Wednesday evening In
honor of Grand Officers, please'
notify Mrs. Helen Mm Lie r or Mrs. I
G. It. Alden. 3X
The Misses Mae Itlley and Vera
Gum. wliii have been here visit
ing Miss Mahnon W. 'nor and other;
friends, are leaving U ' r Med
ford. Hoseburg News-llevlew.
Mr, ami Mrs. William Pen well
arrived yesterday from chlco. Oil.,
to visit Fred Wilson and family
while en route to Seattle, Wash .
by motor. s7JB
If you want n good building loan
on a low rate of Interest, see ed
den Co. 4L'ltf
Mrs. I). A. Freed und daughter.
Madeline, or Lom Angeley, wh.
are located temporarily In Med-
ford while looking for a perman
ent locution in the Kr.gue ver
valley, last week vlspe.l Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. The of Grant s Pass.
The families were friends in Iowa
before coming
A number of Medford dentist,
attended the regular session of
the Southern Oregon Denial nsn.
cltutloij held In itosebuig last
night. O
Your car repaired free nt Frees
Garace, phone C7I-J-) for par
ticulars. JS
KKiKtratinn tf out of utalt mot-
or
:r ram Ht the local branch of ih (
jut of htie aut' reulhtratjoii bur-
4U )h fur lif-himl !1h total f 1 12 7 '
out of htiiie aut' t f yihtrat jou hui -
up until th- i.ient date, a. rot il -;ai!jm uiKrriiiiim. unci f.-in ar Thtre jK u J(r4fS
iiiK to Rt-icMrar I,. I. iui lot k. tin viy vihit all of tht out iy-. i;m i 4 .fcuo une foot of wat-r
who HttributfM th? rttUft lurtc-iy ! Ihk tliti n'l in an effort to fi- , h i.itt piitirie 1 - rvrir, opin
io the tm-t that no uulU-t-nxed n;a-j taiu BUbscriptions. it is ex- ldti to thf 12.60U of last year.
hiites v. ere jfivcn pu mtt thix I
.ever, the number ih expected to
. , . , .
In an ,r month when
11'rlt tra"' bcT," B'f
Don t furet Molher'tf day. Order
uirreane In another month when
the tourist travel becomes greater, j
Don't furKft Mother day. Order1
d-lu- u box wf candy fur her at
r,jlviK J,ru"' nxl 10 lho Halto
theater. Open iilKhta and Kunduya. '
Free delivery. 3titf
Mjt. eoi7ie Htickle of Santa
Hose. al.. in spending a short
time In the county ux the house
KUcpt of Mr. and ' ,Ii. Jainen :
at Prospect. Mrs. Stickle
is a sifter of Mi-. Orieve.
Uest I'lah t'oal. Hansen Coal 'o.
Phone 281. a37tf
Orvilie Xiniinerman. who had
been a patient at the c ommuniiy
, hospital ror the past two weeks,
ns removed to his home in the
fentral Point district yesterday af-
; ternonn. tie Is reported to be
jwell on the road to recovery from
1 n ahsceHseu inroat. which for a
See Kllnor Haniey push for re-
leaned alfalfa seed and baled bay.
H't; i;. Main. Phone aoi'. ;i3tf
AruotiK the Medford people vis
iting in K la ma th Fulls lust Week
went Mr, and M rs. M, H. White.
Victor J.ojig und K. S. iiite.
Jt. W. Price. mumtKer and vice
president of the Crater National
Park company, ticcornpunied by
Dr. Wendliritf of Portland have
,,(l.n visitors in Medford wince last
Friday afternoon. They are on f
thier way home after visits last
week at Crater National park and :
Klamath Falls. j
Cigar lighters filled free at our!
new filling station. The Toggery.'
4 1
.Miss Jane Allen of Salem is
Ylf-ltlnjr her HiHter. Mrs. A. M.
Hoyt of the. Millionaire road dis
trict. The Royal Neighbor lodge of
I this city was represented by ap
I proximately 20 members at a
meeting of the Cold Hill lodge
I last Wednesday evening, w hen a
1 number of new candidates were
i Initiated into the bulge.
I That good coal. Hansen Coal
Cn- i'no L3U. 337tf
rut ur
Chester Hubbard, a student at
O. A. C, is spending the week
end in this city, having motored
down from Corvallis yesterday.
Don't forget Mother's day. Order
a delicious box of candy for her at
t'olvig Drugs, next to the iibilto
j 1 neater, open nights and Sundays,
' Free delivery. 3jt f
j Among the applications for
j water permits filed recently with
; the state engineer's office at Sal-
j'tn are the following: Hubert II.
Alworth of Trail for a permit to
; appropriate. .63 second foot of
j water from an unnamed spring.
' for domestic purposes In Jackson
J county. W. A. t'oyj Pinehurst.
for a permit to appropriate .01
Hccumi 1001 01 water irum an un
named f pring for domestic pur
poses in Jackson county.
Leaving today on t two weeks
vacation trip, which they will
spend visiting at Seattle and Port
Angeles, Wash., were Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Williamson and son.
"No. I urn not going fishing to.
morrow, for 1 am of the opinion
that tho banks of the Kotmi. .iv...-
will lie so crowded that it will
be impossible for even a small
man like myself to find room."
said Carl Weaver. Standard oil
station operator last evening.
"However. I am planning to go
to the river next week and take
sd vantage of their absence on
Wednesday or Thursday. 1 have
always been successful, as I have
completely learned the technique
of fishing."
-Mrs. L. K. Kaisler of Reach.
N. D.. is spending a short time
In Medtdrd as the guest of Mr.
and .Mrs. Veil Walker on Alder
street.
Sheep Owners
Attention!
We are tn position to pay you
more than nnyhody for wool-mo-halr.
See us before vou sell.
MFDFOItl) It A KG A I HOl'Sj;.
Phono 106L'. L'7 N. Crape St.
ar.rttf
L LATE TO CLASSIFY
'.Ti:i TyiM'wriiiiiK work to
I" ul Ilium-. Plume ST 1 Mim
ilny ninrnlnK: ask ' for Mrs.
Hioni. ' - -
-
I.ONT Whlln In .Mrilfnid en Kpt
AI11I11 unil IVntnil Suliirit.iv nfl
rrnu.in, rami iliaiituliil out
nf rnii;. S11iial.l1. ri-wanl. Plli.m-
l-i'-kMinvllli-. I.':'.
TELECHRON
-.
The only Electric Motor Driven Clock that
gives Pacific Standard Time from your light
socket
No Winding, Oiling, Weights, Springs or Click Movements
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
The Exclusive Telechron Store
A kioup of young in.-n have
JniHt- tht-ii tu-adqUMi l;
fij )( f((r ,.Wt wt.(
l)'aili(uai t(;rti li -d-
, , , 7 m,-tt ..-i, .t......
peeled that they will leave early
The (.r
mr.cn
""'
3'. by thi
aniH l'as unit of the
American Lenion Auxiliary w ill b
visited tomorrow evening, April
3. by thr iate officer. Mrs.
'.t rai l U ih-ox. of Anteiupe s!ate
president; Mrs. W iliiuin Kellv. of
Hi.ker. vice M-eHidem: .Mih. J. W.
M-Inturff, ot Marhhfiold. -ecre-
jtnry and treasurer.
j Mai i-.ae licenwa were isued at
, the county clerk's office yester-
day to Clarence- Woody, 21. and
Zelma Tunnell.
both of I; ti r-
el:n. ('a!., and
and Pu u line 1
ernon Harris.
11, 3U, both of
SI.
Francifco.
J. W. DeSouui
enrineer with
ti,e state highway department.
..K.ppcd over in Medford Friday
to vivit niIh m s i,POther Attorney
prank f.Soura. on his way south.
whet e he will attend to sonic
Bpecial businenH during the next
1 v. o weeks.
The tit ereopt Icon pictures and
jectur" on "Saul of Taraus." to
i,P imwn tonight at the Pies-
hytcrian church, picture the vivid
scenes in the life of Christ when
Paul was receiving his education
at the feet of Gamullal. This sec
ond lecture also carries tho hear
ers into the thrilling story of
Sa ill's remarkable conversion and
the scenes in and around Damas
cus and the wilderness where he
spent months in quiet retreat. The
morning message will be brought
by Key. Walter L. Van Nuys of
Port land. Oi e.. who is constantly
engaged in the promotion of the
work of religious education in the
.Presbyterian churches over the
state. and In conducting joint
I schools for religious workers with
Jail the denominations.
The Opportunity Passes
Suddenly, almost unexpectedly, children
leap from babyhood to adolescence and the
opportunity passes for taking the pictures that
parents treasure so much in later years.
Grasp the chance for'pictures of your child
ren while you may you can get them in any
weather, indoors or out, with a Modern Kodak.
We'll be glad to show you our line.
There's nothing your mother
would appreciate on Mother's
Bay as much as pictures of you
and the children. Make some
yourself with a Modern Kodak,
You'll not regret it. for it's a sure road to
better pietures.
The workmen why handle our finishing are
thoroughly experienced in their trade.
Authorized
Eastman
Dealer
Swem's
217 E. Main St.
AccordliiK to Olin Arnspwt-r.
ni;i nuiit-r "f T;ilt-iii i'iiratitm
iU-mt. ill !-' wati-r wT'Ilj for
t ll.lt 1 1 1 ri t ! i( Will I'Xl'cKl I li;, I ill
' am Hit uuiitt ional 1 ,20 or 1 ,;ou
f-t of water will prolaly
. jn the reservoir before the
KuriuH rains cease. In the Eml-
gram creek reservoir there is a
capacity supply. fc.-'MJ feet, the
SUIue as laat year.
1
Clip ouM.. sae
Afowy
Don't fortiet to dip the coupon 1
from last Friday's paper, or take .
the coupon found in a package
purchase from your druggist, to
any druKint mentioned in the ad
and nave 2 1 cents on a regular
cent tube of the standard brand
of Orphos tooth paste.
Ads with coupons wijl be printed
May 1 and 3. If you haven't one.
yef f,Te then. 3
n
m
Dr. Emmett J.
CARPENTER
Chiropractic
Electro-Therapy
308 Medford Bldg.
Office Phone 430-R
Residence Phone 6G9-R
Use
Kodak
Films
and Our
Finishing
Master
Photo
Finishers
Medford
In my office, right here in Medford, I
make plates of such popular materials as
Porcelite, Eesinite, Hecolite in fact,
every kind of plate material in use today.
Come to my office if you need a plate
let me show the different materials to
you and explain their advantages you
can make your selection in advance. And
REMEMBER ! YOUR MONEY BACK
IF YOU AREN'T SATISFIED!
!
Office Phone,
D
R
Boys and Girls -Need
MILKforHEALTH
RECENT feeding tests among school children
have proved that undernourished boys and
girls can be quickly brought up to normal health
and weight by a daily ration of milk. .
See that your child drinks a quart of milk
a day and lie sure that it's tho HKST in
sist on
SNIDER'S
Pasteurized
milk. (ur milk is obtained from healthy
tested cattle and is unusually rich in butter
fat.
SNIDER DAIRY S PRODUCE CO.
If s Snider's It's the Best to Buy
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GFJ3 RESULTS
THE RFT.HFNTISTRY DONE PAINLESSLY
You Must
Be Satisfied!
The MitisfiK-lion of inv patrons is imp'irtiml to me, as it. has been r.-:
spunMl.l,-. in a lai-jie nn-asiirc, for tl... success of my dental l.nsnif-ss.
Since satisfied clients'iuv essentia! tn my success, 1 have a MON ICY
HACK (U'AliANTKK which means that YOl" m"si he satisfied with
my services or your minify is returned. Vou take no chances, and
fin sure iliut my dental work will satisfy and please YOL. Hive it
a trial vou '11 like your treatment here!
I H.
235 E. Main St.
872-J
r ; n&m "bvb sr j j
MM
NOT
THE
CHEAPEST
BUT
THE
BEST
DENTAL
WORK
ATA
MODERATE
PRICE
Remember!
Examinations
are
FREE!
GOVE
Residence Phone, 786-J
We pay a terrible
PENALTY
oft-times from eye neg
lect. 'Tis better to be safe
than sorry.
OUR SLOGAN
Good glasses if you need
them, otherwise GOOD
ADVICE.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist
222 E. Main
WE USE
HAWKISON
VULCANIZING SYSTEM
All Work Guaranteed
PHIPPS AUTO PAriX
HIGHWAY AT JACKSON
Windows and Doors p
lARGEST STOCK IN mm
i SOtTnEHV OREGON
,D TROWBRIDGE D
B LUMBER YARD M
lllKliest viiulily .h-uvlry lU-imirliilt
SntlsfiKiion iVsnnrrd - In
' Quality and J'rfctv '
Wntrh HcWilrinff
V, XJ Mali us your wnni
ji i "
ItEDDX M CO. j
' 1