Medford mail tribune., May 02, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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MEDFOHn MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTtt), OftEOOX, WEDXESDAV. V2. 1919.
PAGE THKEB
REPAIR COWSPLETEDCONSIDER CONTESTiVOTED BY COUNC!
CRATER LAKE ROAD GARDEN CLUB TOTAST SIDE LEVY iTYREE AND DREW RADIO PROGRAM TO
L NAMED DELEGATES OPEN NEW PACIFIC
TONIGHT ELOOD EXPENSE! TO LION'S CONFAB GOODRICH FACTORY
nor i
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The oiling of the Cratt-r Lake
highway, which began m-veral
weeks atjo, in being rushed and Ih
expected to be euinpleted by June
1, giving inoturiMtH a perfect Uust
Icsh road from Med ford to the
(.'rater Lake National Park en
trance. The road within the park
boundary Ih partly paved and is as
Kood an the Htute and county oper
ated highway.
Tho road is hoins t rented with
light oil and will be covered with
a bituminous macadam, ' making
possible a practically paved road,
with tho heavy clouds of summer
time dust entirely eliminated. The
highway Is being improved one
half at a time and the work thus
far has progressed to Trail and
with the arrival of better weather,
will progress more rapidly above
that point.
A large electric magnet is to be
pulled over the highway, when the
oiling and macadam is completed,
to pick up tacks and nails as a
safeguard to the tires of motorists.
Tho presence of these, foreign ob
jects is attributed to the mulloious
efforts of-. "tuck throwers." .
The improvement work is in
charge - of :.' Chandler of
(.IrnniH Pass, state highway division
engineer. 1 '
. : ; ' .
i
Tho city council hint night ivith j
the mayor and all inemlierK pies- j U.
ent except Messrs. Keit-haw ami . were
t'nise, disposed of a large amount triel
of usine;s, and probably the most 1 -May
meitliiKS ; important notion taken was Hie 'the
unanimous decision to levy nn'tne
assessment on the Kast side area
property benefiting, to pay for the
cost of the flood control Improv
There will be a meetiiiK uf the
i.Mcdlnrd Garden club on the mei
stanine floor of the Hotel Med
,ford tonight at 7:30. This lis our
oi tne most intportaiu
ioi tne year, us 11 uns will lie .lis.
I cussed for the flower garden con
gest, which started lust week and
will close .May 15. All members
jot the club .ire eleglble. several
new members have Joined re-
i ', """ amounting to $7354.49. and to do
,to all women interested In flowers., Iu, fu,.thel. improvement work on
A iuu desinng nloinmtlon re- ,Um11. rl.uek tll,od ., UI),eiw R(
km ding, any particulars of thel(.ost uf the , ,s lulVanccd by
i V.'"V "hon '""""'Itho benefitting property owners,
'ti ?'", C- A' Swlsart " ! All east side property west of
.Mrs Kthel Wlllets. Portland and era or Lake avenues.
. .iu.n- uu niMi iu enter ineir
( J . Ty re e a n d Wall y Di e w
elected delegates to the dis
Lions' convention to be held
:!. and JG at lioseburg ai (
regular weeltly luncheon of ,
(oral organization held
Another great milestone of west
ern industrial development was
reached with the opening today
nf the company's new factory at
I. os Angeles, that will employ
Hotel Holland toduy. Alternates r ihmi-auds of people and add ma
elected are: fharles Keames, Pred terl:lly to the wealth of the coast,
richeffel ami Hov KUlott. Lion The new factory is a tiuarter of
mile
president of tho Citizens' Na - The chureli benefit play and
tional Hank of Los Angeles. cantata Hiawatha, which was ud-
Tho local dealers nro Lewis vertised for this Friday night will
Super-Servlco station. Sunrise have to be postponed once more in
Super-Servlre station and Skin-1 order not to conilict with the
('.range benefit play given Satur
day night by the Hutte Falls play
ers. The church program will be
given on Friday, May 11 If nothing
prevents.
The Ladies' Aid nnciety are giv
ing a dinner on election day ut the
Itrown hall. May ISth.
The week day bible school which
has been conducted by Dr. Morgan
thruout tho school year, cloned
with a program last Wednesday
night, iuite a number of parents
and friends of the children were
present at this program. The chil-
having been at Seattle some weeks j dren learned how to use the bible
ago. in a practical way as was brought
EAGLE POINT
L.MtLK I'OINT. May L W. ('.
Clements returned Sunday from
1'orthiml where he has been called
as u witness In the trial of the rub
bery suspects. Tliis makes the
second case uf its kind that Mr.
Clements has been called to attend
out In tho bible drill. If these
courses can be offered each school
year much good biblical knowledge
will be the result.
The Community Sunday school
are working on u plan for a Pally
Vacullon Bible school of two
weeks soon after the close of
school. Tho workers couldn't be
secured for a school last year hut
a very successful work was accom
plished two years ago and tt is
hoped that the work can be car
ried on again thin year.
TOKYO, May 2. A special
dispatch from Pekln says that ow
ing to the ud verso war : situation,
Chang Tso-Lin, tho northern dicta
tor, has sont his family to Tientsin.
Classified advertising gets renults.
JUNI
The beautiful silver loving cup.
now being displayed in the win
dow of ilrophy's, jewelers, la a
gift from Mr. Urophy to tho
southern Oregon Junior High
School association.
This association is composed of
the junior high schools of Hose
burg, (.! runts Pass, Ashland and
MedTord and the loving cup nuw
on display will be the property,
for one year, of the school hav
ing the most points in the first
.southern Oregon junior high track
meet to be held at the Jackson
county fair grounds on Saturday,
May 12. Much interest Is being
shown by the student body, and
track team here, and the Medford
junior high is going out with a
determination to bring the beau
tiful trophy home. in ordi-r to
become permanent property of a
school, the cup must be won
thre times in succession.
The junior highs of the asso
ciation .are. very grateful to Mr.
Ilrophy for the donation of the
cup, which was considered by the
committee selecting it, as the most
beautiful one in lirophy's store.
Aside from the intrinsic value
of the trophy, the fine spirit that
prompted the giving of it is must
highly appreciated. Mr. I trophy
was not solicited for the cup, the
offer of it was voluntary on the
part of the donor.
flower gardens in the contest will
have tho opportunity at the meet- !
ing tonight. j
A largo number of attractive;
prizes will be awarded for the
. following: ' I
1. Ci l'ea tor Intiit'nt-nMi.mt tni
home grounds, covering one sen-i
son. Pictures of grounds before,
and after improvement will be
required (a covering one city
lot or its equivalent; (b) cover ,
ing two or more lots.
P-est general arrangement,
of home grounds. Points to be
judged. J.cuuty, originality, neat-,
ness.
8. llest bed or border, peren
nials predominating.
4. Host bed or border of mixed
annuals.
5. Itest rose garden. Points
to- be considered. Perfection of
bloom; general arrangement,
IS. Iris, best display.
7. Kweet peas, best display.
8. Zinnias, best display.
!. Asters, best display.
10. Phlox (perennial), best dis
play. 11. Summer flowering bulbs
or tubers; (a) best general plant
ing of gladioli; b) best general
planting of cannas; (e) best gen
eral display of dahlias.
12. Jlest display of auttihiii
flowers.
13. Best rock garden. Points
to be judged: General arrange-
ment and continuity of bloom.
FROSTS TO DATE:
Tillie's "Punctured
Romance" Coming
Lions, clowns, elephants, acro
bats, axe throwera mid all tho gay
panoply of the circus are coming
to Iho Rialto theatre tomorrow in
tho tremendous new production of
clrciiHPH and wars, "Tillie's Punc
tured Kotmmee." Tor this is the
one circus in the world that would
ever think of koIiik to France; to
entertain the A. 10. F. Willi the
ringmaster, W. ('. Fields, and tho
owner, Chester t'onklin. and Tillle
herself, Louise Fazenda. all the
bright and colorful people under
the big top are convoyed across
whore they et caught in a draft
which blows them into the wrong
army.
Muck Swain loses his girl at tho
Htm wherry festival because she
falls in loro with (he lion tamer
In the circus. Doris Hill and Grant
Withers curry Iho romantic end.
Tom Kennedy, the big boss canvas
man. plays the part of 'a henchman
to W. C. Fields, the ringmaster,
and the strong woman is tho re
t uno 1 tube 1 xmdon. Kalla Pasha
gives Tillie a terrifying introduc
tion to the circus, when, in tho
part of the axe thrower, he scares
liis wife out ot her pink tights,
which are promptly put on TTile
and Tillie promptly put in front of
tho board into which the bus brute
sinks his flying a.e.
There was another frost last
night and this morning with a
minimum of ;tj in Medford and of
28 iu the low lying orchards of the
valley, with heavier smudging
than on the niht before, as su
per cent, nf the smudging or
chards fired up last night. Floyd
Voting this noon stated that nei
ther of tho frosts did damage, sit
far as he could aseertain. Stil!
another frost is predicted for to
night. Last niuht's frost, which began
about l a. m., was rather freak
ish, in that at .1:30 a. m. clouds
appeared over the south part of
the valley, whereupon the or
chards of that section ceased
smudging, but no clouds appeared
in the northern end of the valley
at nil, and tho orchardistH of the
north end kept their fires going
'in til short ly after sunrise, about
G a. m.
'1 he latest damaging pear frosi
ill Med ford's history occurred
May 2ft in 1H2I, 11(22.
The latest freezing temperature
In local history was on June 1 2.
1!17, when the mercury stood
at 32, but no damage was done
to pears by it.
In IUW the month of May had
a series of frosts, as follows: May
7. 28 degrees; May 11, 28 degrees:
May 12. 2!) . degrees; May U, IU
degrees; May 1 1, :ii degrees.
2 EATING PLACES
ments In the Hear creek channel ; I'resiilent Krnest Scott ami wee re- a mm ions, -ivv icei wiue. uuu
made last fall and in early winter, jtary Lion Jarmin are automat i-j covnx ti acres, and is built on
cany elected as two of the lour i'ie mmiusii .Mission iype ui an m
delegates sent. i lecture. Ground was broken for
Letter of appreciation from the foundation of the three and
students In the various grades at'a half million dollar structure on
Uoosevelt, sent to Fire Chief Hoy i August lti, 1H27. And seven
Klliott for the flag presented their ' months from that date Marrh
school last week, were read the1 Id. l!t-'S the first Goodrich Sil-
club by Lion President Scott.
James W. Mott, state representa
tive from Astoria gave a brief
and inspiring talk on "Free Gov
ernment." prefacing his remarks
by a short summary of the his
tory of I'nited States government.
"We have the best government
in the world, if we will take car
and south of Kast Jackson street
to Hear cr A? k will be assessed .
This will mean an assessment of
$H on each 50 by lou foot lot, and
other property correspondingly.
The matter of levying assess
ment to pay for the Sixth street
opening improvements was dis
cussed by the mayor and council
men and Messrs. Kmerlck and
Williams of the board of review
ers, with Attorney Porter J. Neff
and several Sixth street property
owners present. This proposed
Sixth street assessing is still in a
rather tangled up situation, and
after much discussion it was final
ly decided by tho city council to
have its' finance committee and
City Kngineer and Superintendent
Scheffel go over the matter again
next Thursday evening, and reach
a satisfactory solution, if possible,
to all concerned.
Following HiIh the council will
make the tcntutlvo assessments
and then will set a date for any
protests, and If thero are no pro
tests on the revised schedule, will
pass the assessment ordinance.
Attorney Neff, speaking both as
a Sixth street property owner und
as the representative of other pro
perty owners of that thoroughfare,
argued that it would bo unfair and
illegal to levy the total cost of the
improvements on the abutting pro
perty of the street, anil held that
the cost of paving that part of the
street between Oakilale avenue
and West M a in st root eou Id only
he legally assessed on the abutting
property of that stretch. Put rath
er thnn take tho matter Into court
he said, he and the other Sixth
street property owners w o u 1 d
share the rest of the expense of
the Improvements with the city,
but would under no conditions
stand an assessment towards pay
ing for the (paving ami grading uf
Sixtli street between Oakdale and
West Main street, without a legal
fight.
Mr, Neff argued that the open
ing up and Improvement of Sixth
street was a public necessity In
which all the city shared in the
benefit derived, and should not all
be saddled on (he Sixth street pro
perty owners.
When the bills weie opened for
the proposed sale of $2y,UOo In
water main bunds, it developed
from the ma..,or in which the bids
were drawn up and submitted, that
there was some misunderstanding
on the part of the bond houses
regarding time and other condi
tions, and it was decided to consult
the bidders before their proposals
were accepted.
Uelallve to the unsafe condition
of the old Page theater firo ruins
at Kast Main street and the Hear
creek bridge, when a special coun
cil committee reported last night
of their interview with George A.
Hunt in regard to ma king t he
walls safe or removing them, that
Mr. Hunt had told them that
Architect Frank Clark was now at
work drawing up plans for some
structure to he built on that site,
the report peeved the council who
declared it "old stuff Some of
the couuellmen said that Mr. Hunt
had been working that . plea for
two years past.
Then the couneilmanlc body In
structed City Attorney John Car
kin to w rite Mr. Hunt that If
Immediate steps were not taken by
htm to place the theater ruins in a
sa fn condition the council would
begin condemnatory proceedings.
The city officials are afraid that if
sumo one is Injured or killed thru
the unsafe condition of the ruins
ihe city would be liable to datn-
I j nrj irei im.il -unliving .Mr.
. Hunt of Lhe threatened condemna
I tory proceedings, would release the
city from such possible damages.
vertown Cord tire to be made on
the Pacific coast from this plant, i
The modern machinery is in -1
stalled in tho plant, and the moM. '
up-to-date methods of construe-;
Hon are employed. S. It. Hubert-1
son. vice-president and general
manager, has announced that vis-
iters are welcome In the new Pa-'
of It," he Hiiid. and pointed out '"fie plant, and will bo permitted
that the reason free government to view tho complete building of
has failed in Spain, Hussla, 'fin-
key and Spain, was because of the
lethargy of the people in regard
to it. "The success of a free
government, sueh as ours, depends
upon tho participation of all 'the
peoplo in it. If this is not ac
complished, we cannot hopo
perpetuate, our government in
present healthy state."
tire, starting with the entrance
of the crude rubber,' following the.
process through ma mi fact tiring, j
vulcanizing and ending with thoi
product ready for distribution. j
An appropriate program will be
broadcast o er the radio by the ;
Pacific coast network's six sla-l
itstlous between and 1:3M p. in.,!
! Pacific standard time tonight. Mu-;
Hags w u ni'-d at the .Mail Trlb
ne office. Must be clean
WEAK WOMAN
GETS STRENGTH
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
ham' Vegetable Compound
The first two burglaries In Med-
I ford for tiie past two months oe
j riirred last night, when Pud's
'lunch room and Hall's cafeteria
'(in Konth Itivervhlo avenue Were
entered by burglars through a
window in tho latter place and a
door in tho forpior. Nothing
was taken from the lunch room.
However, $a in small change wan
found missing ot the cafeteria.
The police are investigating the
crimes.
Radio Program
KMED
Mnll Trltmnc-Virgln Klittlnn
"Copco Cm-rent BvpiiIn," iin In-1 " '' Ki oiit urtimu. iKldroxsPH ot
Btiiiitlvp ihovIhk iikturo diary uf wlfumo (rum prominent peisun
Iniportiint luippenhiKs ubuuf Mcil-i "' wil1 o " tin- air "v
ford durinif tlio past six week. Miitluns, KI'O. Sun Fnineisco;
were nhown bv llurura llromley, I K(lo, tmklnml; KO.Ml), Kpattlo;
nnd included limoni; other vIcwh, "I, I,oh AukoU'd; KUW, l'ortliind
tho presentation of tho flue to'1""' KHll, HpuKnne. Tho upeakers
Kiro l.-hlef I!oy Klliott by Clure will be: .Innica J). Tew. presi
lee. Htute fire niurshul. which dent of the Pacific lioodrich ltub
took placo at last Wednesday's company, the llonorulilo Uiir-Llona-
club moetintf. ;1," II- Kilts, liciltnnunt governor
Tho American Legion i)lnv-,"f fiHfurnln, and J. Dubney !uy,
Ki-ouud. Willi ittj voluntary woi-k-j"
wielding garden implumontH
and putting tho flnl-HhitiK touches
on tho project, the arrival of tho
first air mail cabin piano, tho
visit of Xutiomtl Commander
Spafford to .Modford. and tip .prc
flcntution of tho boy scout hand
book to Mayor t. t.' Alendcrfcr.
were other Interesting current top
ics covered by tile movie.
'
State officers of the American'
Legion Auxiliary, who are In
.Medford visiting the local auxil
iary unit, will be present at to
night's regular meet ing of the
convention commission. Plans for
the state auxiliary convent Ion,
which will bo held here at the
same time, as tho Legion conven
tion will be discussed and every
member of the local commission
is urged to be on hand at 7:110
Dr. Emmett J.
CARPENTER
Chiropractic
Electro-Therapy
308 Medford Bldgv
Office Phono 430-R
Residence Phono CG0-R
FOR .
HIGH COMPRESSION
MOTORS
- (Oil W 31 BV
COPCO FORUM 10 Af
HEAR HARMONICAS crown
Members of tho f.'opcu em
ployes club, will bo entertained
tomorrow by the popular Junior
high school harmonica tniartette,
consisting of Hob Deitrich, Ting-'
ley 'liHintie, Wood row Khnw and '
Uob Schrecongost. These youth-j
fill artists made a decided hit !
whon they recently appeared in 1
a Copco radio program on K.MKD.
and a large number of ropro em
ployes, are expected to hear their
program tomorrow.
GASOLINE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY Or CALITOHK1A
USE FLY-TOX
Heed Scientists' Warning
(loveniment mithorlt Icm tell 1JS
that thirty different rilM-axm are
transmitted by files. Any one of
these often proven fatal. Fllin
must bo killed, t ne the nclentiflc.
product developed lit Mellon Insti
tute of Industrial ltenearcli by Ilex
Kollou-Hlilp. It is fruKrunl and
hiirmloHH to mankind but death to
all hoimchold !ncctx. Just follow
instructions on blue label of bot
tle. Insist on Fly-Tox from your
retailer
Hundreds of
DRESS
SHIRTS!
On Sale at
MANN'S
Next SATURDAY
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im.tii"i;;:-;:i';iii m!rriirT?TnT'!:';)!!.i,;!i::...Mi:.:r :..i.t;i1,.h1i;k.:iiV'in;:,-'ii:;i
HOUSE CLEANING
Made easier at small expense. Make this your shopping
guide
Floor Wax
.loltiison's Wax, tilwuys the
stmidiii'tl.
l'liste, per Hi 75
hPHiitl. ji.-i- l $1.25
For Rent
tldlmstiii'tt Electric V 1 o 0 r
Wax it..
$2.00 Per day
Oronite Polish
4-piiit size. -10
1-pint size 75
O'Cedar Mops
All sizes priced ot 50.
75?. $1.00. $125,
$1.50 and $1.75.
Mop Sticky, household h'uo ...
mm
KeKular $1.00
Special
67?
Carpet Sweepers
DissfU's sweepers ure easiest
on runs. They clean without
wear.
Walnut, mid mahogany fin
ish at... $5-75 ""J $8.50
lied and lireeu Dueo finish
ot $6.50
Golden Star
Polish : :
For till uses.
4-oz. size 25?
12-oz. size :.:.:.50?
Quarts - $1.00
Vi Billions $1.75
Onlhms $3.00
Osborn Will Brushes
$1.85
Carpet Beaters 25?
25?
Dusters and Dust Cloths
Feather Dusters $1.60 nnd $2.25
Small size Ostrich Duster $2.00
Dust Pans
Common, each 15? and 20?
lloyco heavy steel, each 40?
Sanitary, long handled $1.00
Brushes
Floor Hrushcs- $2.00 to $7.95
Window llnishes $1.60 to $4.00
Crimson Beauty split dust brush... .50?
When the Cleaning Is Over
licl'iiiisli with any of these standard products. Valspar, 01 Vumisll, Lowe Hros.
I'aint, Lowe Uros. Quick Drying Knainel, Dueo Lacquer, Du Pont Linoleum
Shield, Lowe Itros Floor I'aint, Ktc.
5 Per Cent Cash Discount ' 1 '
For Correct Time Call 3D-J
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
Clathcrall Dust Cloth .1 50?
O'Ccdar Dust Cloth 35?
Brooms
Cold Medal, high nradc....$1.60
All Cold, high grade $1.35
llaby Doll, wiliitc handle, high
grade, light weight $1.00
No. 1, a t'ood cheap broom.... 50?
Sanitary Urushes 50?
Scrub Hrushes, all kinds......5? to 50?
I'aint brushes of all kinds, at all prices.
Cor. 6th and Bartlett
A Reliable Place To Trade
In the Trading. Center of Medford
Phone 35-J
The Weather
HUwrrncP, Man. "For yfnr Mif
f'rl and uould vrat cAd aiwl ,fTl
fi if I would
fsiint. At Mirli
tinw-H I could
neither wslk nor
tit doun T.itU
comfort ami my
work sitting
down nil lav. I
IipiipI oi Lvdi.i E.
l'inkliam' Wc
ta ! Compound
through frirndd
I ivnrfc witli. nnd
1 trfL'.m to t-ikr-
it as a tonic six mouths atio. I iim
murh imprnvrd. I nrommi-nd t'.i
Vegetable Comiwund and V"n may
thi letter as a testimonial."
Mrs. Marib MAritrjt.i, luu Ouk
treet, I.flWTrnef Mn.
LoweM tcntix-raluro this norn
inu 3.'.
I'rcciiiltution for i4 huurn cnl
IrtK & a. m.. trace.
Vmcrrlny'rt ux-nthcr here: HiKh--Nt
ti-nipprutut-f.. 5s. LnwHt tern
poraturi. ypsti rday. 31. Mian trtn-pcratut-f
ypHtcrdtiy, 4 4.
I'rrrlpltutlnn: Total rainru.Valncf
lMt nf njonti9 trace.
Ilumitlity ycntfi-day, 5 a. m.. 5
per t-rnt: 12 nn, 4n lu-r -etlt; 5
' p. in.. per cent.
character of day. clf.udy.
Sur. tt-t today at 7:12 p. in..
!
The Voice of a Great Country
I Tonight
I C: 15 Medford Mail Tribune.
8 to 9 A.sliland .Merchants-
Hour.
; Thursday, May 3
A. .M.
I 10 to 11 Economy (Srocuterlu.
11 to 11:30 Kd Hinn'H. Flslit-
' line tlio llce.f Trimt.
11:. to to VI Noon Jarniln &.
Woods.
P. M
12 to 12:30 Ashland Conra-
lescent Komn.
12:';0 to 1:30 The Mimic Box.
C: 15 Medford Mill Trlbutif.
I to 9 The Jai.-kson County
Creamery.
I 9 to 9::in .'idet-n I'himblnK &
Sheet Metal Co.
!::i" to !u Hfxth Street Super
1 Servite Station.
quarters
For Joy
THE
NEW
RIALTO
Every Day
a Big
Day
f.ir
rlwej. tuniorrow 5:03
morrow- 7:13 p. rrt.
I ltle nnd etM computed
level hot'l7.an.)
Koreenst for t.mluht and tomoi -ro-
Kalr tonlKht and Thuiwlny.
Not' much iliHiofe in temperature.
Local froxt tonticht.
I.. WAI.TRK IllC'K.
Meteorologist. I'nited States
'ealher r.ttt-eau.
seta to-
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COLDS
of head oi cl
trtatd ct
Qpf 21 Mitli0nJartJJJ Yearly
ot head oi chest ara mora easily
irwtra esiernaiiy witn
a
TOMr"SBeC.at
LAST
Slarrinll
TIMES
TODAY
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"GOOD TIME CHARLIE''
HAROLD LLOYD in "8PEEDV
CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE
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Great M;
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THE OFFICIAL OPENING
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c?
n si a