Medford mail tribune., June 29, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

WrtVOTtVi IfKffj tftTfRTTyR. fTiDFOTtB, ' OKFfiONT, TRTDW, .TUNE 29, 1928.
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Saturday
At
SWEM'S
Clearance
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Would Save Brother
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Dress Up for the 4th
CELEBRATE 50TH
OF MACHINERY
FOR BIG DREDGE
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Sale of
AND ENDS'
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; merchandise
trom all over
the store
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PRICE
There are too
many
different
in detail, but
in eve.ry
department
i
iiicic aic
things that you
would like to
have
Dishes
Glassware
Pottery
Books
Stationery
Handbag
Vanity
Compact
Cameras
Framed
Pictures
r Eie.
Come in carry
! FOOTS ritKKK, Juno 28. Hum
:Kini'lay of Cold Hill Is woiking
I the illue Itihhon mine o the
' right fork of Foots Creek. Ha
i hit a small crew of men anil ex
1 pectH to do quite extensive work.
Carlo Mengerly has been haulJnt;
Up a hlfc new air compressor to
! run the drills.
! Hot Cook of riold Hill al Kate
Howe of Kami Valley Kpent Hii
dny at their mine ubuve the Jjince
property.
.Mr. and Mrp. (Jeorge Lame
dined with Mr. and Mrp. Ham
Eberley at the .Millionaire mln
last Sunday. I
.Mr. and Mrn. Y. II. Lamb spent
last Sunday visiting In Medford.
Mr. and Mm. (Jeorge l-amo and;
Marlon Jume went fishing
Saturday. They do not ay that1
they caught fish. -
Mr. and ,Mch. (Jeorge Hull, with
their Hon Cordon and daughter
(ieorgianne, ' of Aberdeen, Wash.,
visited at (he homes of the La neon
I ho fliHt of the week.
-Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Ijineo nnd
daughter Ituth spent '1'uenday eve
ning visiting on FnntH Creek.
Wallace, a nd Ilet t y I Col i ng nr-i
vinii ln their grandmother, Mrs.
Bessie Anderson. A new baby
Muter waH born at their home Ja.si
Monday, June 25.
Mrn. Hose (Jay 'was a welcome
vi.Hltor on FootH Creek thin week
after a yeur'jj tilmenee.
C. . .Slum bo 1h resuming work
at tho dredge thin week.
Mvh. Clay Miles wuh greatly sur
prise J hist Monday afternoon by
tho arrival of her aunt and unele, l the latter rose and dramatically
asked the judge to sentence him
instead of his brother. Bill
Gaines was convinced that the
case was an attempt to break him
as a political power and so has
felt the responsibility for his
brother's fate.
to hear
.Mr. und .Mru. W. It. (J in ham of
loii(f Heaeh, Cal, They left here
Thursday morning for a long trip
northward.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Klllnt of
Hivlera park have left hero and
row to Medford for the Niimmer.
ljist Monday .loli n . Hlles and
family, itanlel MiIih ami finally
and .Mrn. Clay KileH ami children "
attended their family reunion, ' John Vlneent were sorry
whlrli Ih hey every year at Tubt,,f his death at Jacksonville Wed
sprlngs on tho Klamath Fall 1 nesduy and extend sympathies to
rond. Fll'ty-flve of the family the bereaved relatives,
were present. The oldest mem- .Mr. and .Mrs. Vlneent were resi
hers of the family were .Mr. and 'dents here fur many years where
Mrs. Howard- l'rullt of Medford. I they onee owned property and
Mr. and ,Mh. Praia were also 'oele. we re a part of the social and work
hinting their 60th wedding anni-; inn force of thet-ointmmlty.
versa ry. Their son, Hoy l'ruttt. ' 1 "
read the wedding ceremony and
reviewed their married life. The
young people sang the old wongs,
and then all sal down to a won
derful dinner.
Mr. Collins of Grants I'nss and
Osrnr Julson were guest k of the
parly.
Pauline Champlin Is spending
her vaenllou with Mr. aim" Mis.
Charlen Wnhl.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Hlles and
their daughter Dovle and Daniel
Itiles are picking eherrles this
week for Jim lIUMo.
COLO H1U June 28. Two;
more carloads of machinery to in
stall on the derdge on FootH creek
have now urrlved In Ciold Hill.
They are being unloaded and tram- ;
proted to the dredge by meanH of!
large trucks. The work of Install-
lug the machinery which arrived j
last week Ik now In progress, Tho
boat now looks like u good sized 1
j dredge itself. At the present rate,
; It will not, be long until the dredge)
will bo ready for operation.
i Mrs. Carl Gar men returned last,
i week to her home in Weed, Calif.;-!
atter a visit of two weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Clark of this city. (
Jim Lively returned thin week
from a business trip to loi'tland. '
The river, near tho new bridge, ,
is now being eon verted into u
swimming "hole." Keveral of the '
i boys got together nnd built an ex- 1
cellent diving board. On these hot
days a rerreKhing swim In line ,
waters of Ilogue river is very nice.
Bob Gaines, convicted murderer
bt his 22-year-old daughter,
2 -T- VI ; . ! J I. F. Whetstone made a business
Washington state prison, Seattle, ! trip to Uoseburg Friday, returning
his execution set for Aug. 31, and I .Saturday.
his brother. Bill, above, one-time j -Nlls- W. II. Itobinnon Is at the
Kogue 1 liver Hamlarnun this week
taking treatments
Tioy Clayton and family made a
trip to lUiseburg Tuesday. j
Mr. ami Mrs. W. W. Mills and j
children returned from a trip to :
California Saturday. They report J
a fine time spent at Yoneml(e park.,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Whetstone
and son Alton spent Sunday visit-'
tin,' with Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kill. II
of Apple;nle. Mrs. Whetstone and
Mrs. Kubli art- sisters. ;
J. T. Itai'an and Itert I'ankey:
expert to h-;ive (Ills Week for Silver
reek win-in .Mr. Hawaii will luok
aflrr his mining Inlere.sin fur a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell and son
I lenry have moved up on Green -springs
mountain where Mr. Far
rell will work this summer.
Mr. ami .Mrs. ,). S. Higiubntham '.
and son Lester and Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong and awo daughter spent
Sunday at Casey's auto camp. j
Mr. and Mrs. il. C. Waltermire ;
and two children and Frank Hoard- ,
man of Medford went to Diamond j
lake Saturday, returning Sunday.
They report a fine trip but no fish. '
Mr. and M-s. J. I). Single were'
dinner guests al Ihe K. F. AVhet-j
stone home Wednesday evening. !
The Tolo Community club met j
Thursdny afternoon with 11 mem
bers present. Mrs. Waltermire nnd
Mrs. lliglubolham served luncheon.
1 TOLO HAPPENINGS
power In county and state politics,
has failed In his attempt to save
him. As the former stood before
Judge Robert M. Jones, of the U.
S. supreme court, for sentence,
ODD FELLOWS OF
SHLAND SURPI
LAKE CREEK F
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CROP OF ALFALFA
STARTS.TABLER'K
'Last Command' Now
at Hunt's Craterian
WH DKVKLOP
FILMS
FREE
Westjide.;
Pharmacy
"The Rexall Store"
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manage
Phone 105 30 N. Csntral
Medford, Oregon
TAIILK HOCK, June 2S. Mrs.
L. K. Schafer and children,
Thomas nnd Vivian Wright, and
Fdilh Sage enjoyed a picnic at
Jnekson Hot Springs last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Walk Ins
of lleese creek were recent visitors
in this neighborhood.
The Nlcewood family returned
Monday evening from a Tour days
outing at Crescent City, where they
said the weather was too cold to
be enjoyable.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs.
Lydlard are among a party who
left the first of the week on a
motor trip to Canada.
Several from here attended
atl day religious servteVs at Iteese
creek last Sunday.
Miss Jesse Seabrooke arrived
home Tuesday evening after siv
ernl weeks visit with relatives ami
friends in California.
Hew D. 1. Handall nnd wlf r.f
Medford were catling tut friends
here Tuesday and making plun
for the Patly Vacation Hihle school
which will npfiTi July 9 an 1 con
tinue for two weeks.
Misses Alice Seabrooke und
Florenee llanierlck, recent gradu
ates of the l.os Angeles lllMc Insti
tute will haVf charge of the l.trtses
and hope to have nil the chtMtvn
of the neighborhood attend the
sessions which will be lit the fore,
noon only.
J. L. Nealon and family and
Hobby Sage spent a few days iut
lug at Crescent City and coast
points last week.
Grain binders began operating
here this week, but will be of hort ;
duration as Ihe grain acreage here I
Is the smallest in many years. If
not la the history of the district.
Several farmers from different I
parts of the valley have been In-
tervlewlng J. I.. N'eabm. local i
Ihrivdicnnnn. lately In regard to
thif:jp(nK and baling. ;
Thi cutting of the second crop'
of alfalfa will bin In here in the!
courxe of another week, Willi a fall
crop of excellent iiuallty.
Several of our eitixens attended i
ciicuit court Thursday as witnesses'
In the Wykoff-Mayfleld full. '
tii'o. Mclionough. secretary of I
the Sams Valley ( 'range was ii
hurdnetts visitor here Wednesday lit!
behalf of the petltlnns for eonoli- j
dated government, or better known '
as the Macl'herson bill, j
j A crew of men nre putting n j
coat of paint on the new wood ,
jWnrk of the Itybee bridge,
j Sams Valley granger and their ;
friends are planning on an old- j
fanhioned Fourth of July picnic j
which will probably be held on the
river Hotiih of the Nealon ranch,
LAKH CltKKK, June 28.-
T. U Fnriow is visiting hi-r daugh
ter. Mrs. Iloyl Smith, at Fish lake
while Mr. Farlow Is looking after'
his eat lie near Lake o" the Woods. I ,
Mrs. Frank Klrngle is visiting I -
her mother at llulto Falls this1 Jannlngs has scored ngaln, this
week. ; time In a remarkable charactcrlza-
Mrs. h. A. Wilkinson of the Dead ! tlon as a military general ills
Indian soda springs was n business newts picture has been titled "The
visitor In Medford Tuesday. I Iist Command," and It opened an
There will be a dance at Lake j engagement at Hunt's Craterian
Creek hall Sattirday night. t theatre yesterday.
... IN A .
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' : Quality Suit
The Standard of Style and Fit
$40.00 to $65.00
Two-Piece Summer Suits
Made of Palm Beach and Tropical Worsteds in
new patterns and styles. Two- or three-button
models.
$19.50 to $27.50
Stamford Clothes
Made of the long-wearing twists and worsteds.
$35.00 to $45.00
J li'
KL'l'l'H-MlElilEU
Men's Riding Breeches
Cut ton or wofil whipcords,
serges and kliaki.
$3.50 to $10.50
Men's Golf Knickers
Fancy and natural colors
$3.75
Men's Khaki Pants
Swimming Suits
Jantaen Swimming Suits
Rovs' S4.00
Youths'
Men's .
$5.00
$6.00
Boys' Wool Swim Suits
$1.50 to $4.00
Boys' Cotton Swim Suits
75 to .81.00
Men's Athletic Union Suits
75S $1.00, $1.50
Boys'
Levi Strauss Brand
$1.95 and $2.50 fHONE-48&-487
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MEDFORO.OfRWN .
Athletic tTnion Suits
Boys' Coveralls
$1.00 to $1.75
Boys' Wash Suits
$1,25
Northwest Mounted
Picture at Rialto
G. A. H. department of Oregon at
the convention being held here this
week. .Mr. Clemens Is one of two
men to be given a second term as
department commander. Other of
1 ' , fleers chosen were: M. L. Moore of
"Red Uidei-M of Canada,'- featur- i Itnseburg, senior vice commander;
Jug i'atsy liuth Miller, will be the ' - c- Washburn. McMinnville,
screen attraction at the Itialto Junior vice commander,
theatre tomorrow. ! The Women's Relief corps elect-
The picture Ih adapted from the i ed Anna Ktinebaugh, tl rants Pass,
magazine story "The I -rates of ' department president nnd Laura
Muskeg, " written ly William Hraden. I.adrande, junior vice
llyron Mowery,
Mr. and Mih. H. I.. Tonn had j This American-born German The story runs vividly through
narrow escape Wednesday whenjnetor presents In this new produc- the great northwest. Ktartlmr with
a man backing his nr down hill tlon so commendable a figure that Ift double murder by a character
nearly poshed them into the canal, j ' eannot be compared to those of icnlled "The Iluzard.-' a noted fur
The axle e" Mr. Tonn's car was , "The Way of All Kh-sh," and ; pirate.
bent but they were able to gel to variety.
town, where they had it fixed. "The Last Command" is a slory
Sailor Jack Woods of Medford'0 le ivnlt in Russia, show-
and Young 'C.otch of Halt Lake, j R Jennings as a mighty general.
siriciiy miinary nui neiovect iiy hi
both weighing 1 7 r pounds, are go
lug to wrestle at Lake (.'reek July
lib.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cnlhortsnn
were In Medford Wednesday, '
Mr. und Mis. I,. II. Wynnt and
family were very nicely surprised
Sunday by a party of Odd l'Vllows
the I and llebekahs and families of Ash-
laud, who came for a picnic with
them at Uiko Creek park. The
long table was laden with many
mrn. He helriunds n girl lint Im
prisons her companion, the girl In
(urn saving him from death at tho
hands of the blood-mad revolution
lMs. He then conies to America in
search of this fair savior, and there
the thread of the story takes a
strange twist.
It is a gripping story, one with
poignant love and drama, mystery,
and thrills, so far different from
"The Way of All Flesh" and
I "Variety" that it is hard to believe
Through an oath of vengeance,
Pierre, the son of the murdered
man, is himself murdered but
helps the "mount ie" nnd
president.
Today Is tho laA day of the con
vention, n banquet nt the Oregon
Soldiers Home tor all of the organ
izations affiliated being the chief
feature of today'H program.
Warmer Tomorrow
Fair tonight and Saturday but
his c'oudy near the coast; warmer in
sweet heart, who is Pierre's sister,
"get his ninn."
I'atsy Kuih .M iller. w ho Is tjie
featured actress of the story, is
said to have an emotional role otl
great power In this feature.
the interior Saturday. Normal hu
midity. Moderate westerly winds.
Clitlffert ndvprllslne eet result.
Notice of Sewer Assessments
Rower assessments on mains laid within the
past y(ar, and also Boar ('rook improvement '
assessments, are now due and payalde at the
City Treasurer's office.
Those assessments may either lie paid in cash ov
-part paid in cash and an application signed to
pay, in ten annual installments.
However, if you wish to pay in installments.
APPLICATION" HURT BR SIGNED IMME
DIATELY. :
IL ,T. 11 ERR TAX, City Treasurer.
Bund thlnKM tn out. then a lioun
mill KIIIMUS "I l.M- .-..II... U'l".'m- ,lp ,,, ,,. lllin.,,,, , ,,,,
O'um ..,. of till- iiiih nn.1 whs .-n-j ,.,,,,.,, on . , ,,,
J..V...I uk tin- .lay wim wiii-iii. I hero , ,. ,,, r ,. V11U(0.
eve 64 present. Victim,-. bIiibIiik. v,, ,, ,.,. . , ,,.,.
wuilhlK unit l(irestme ;'lllieH look j w,.lveH. j
iii ine iiiiernoon imi nine lor inline Arilnth, the well known
NEW GAR. HEAD
leaving nb.uit 6 o'clock. Mr. and , vaudeville comedian Is seen anuV ,1U:,V
.iii f. mii (;n-iiu,i "iM'"-"ini ..- neani wnn ii is company in the -visit
with old nctiualntances. cumedy sketch "Men Ainoiiir Men." i
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tyrell of Oak The other ad Is presented by
Urnve district visited with Mr. and the well known pair. Van and
Mrs. Frank Karlow the middle ofSchenck. the pennant winning bat
the week. tery of song'.aml. They otfer a
Mr. and Mrs. M. 1). Howies and j series of their most popular song
William Almy wereln Medford ! numbers in a way that gets over
Saturday on a shopping expedition.) inn percent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted lhefft are the 4
proud parents of an eight -pound I ramous l.i.lo th'sii-nyc,!.
boby girl, born Snturdny. June 2$. ' NKW MKK. Jue UV
Mrs. KlUabeth C.rlssom of Chi- ; '-'''de advices today reported the
cago, who ha,s Just returned from 'fdiuetion by fire of the Udo Ven
a visit with her daughter. Mrs. '' ll"1'' fa'"'"' hat him; p;ivll
J. A. Coe at Klamaih Viv and 1 lon- Tho Kxoelslor. the HesUalr.
with Mrs. Chas. Clngade nt Kagle t ,h' r hteU or the er;i bout i
Point, snent n collide of duvs wilh ,h" ' ',liih'e were nnd:iin,i;re I
Mrs. II. I.. Tonn, and is now with
her son. II. I.. C,rlwom.
Win. Nuhaum a nd Chns. Set,
flefd oiv Medford V teuton Tes
day.
Miss Thelma Mooro' of Medford
spent Sunday with hi parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Moore. Mrs.
Tom Abbott and children also cnll
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Moure Sun
day whlb tm their wny to the IVnd
Indian ioda springs.
noSKIU'UCi, Ore., June 2!. itVi ,
William Clemens of Newberg was i
teeted commander nf the.
ample j
m "
;iii'li Cm biiict ItcMictt
ATII1:NS. June 2. Ai The f
tlreck cabinet resigned today fol-
lowing tin- resign:! I ton of (!. Ka- ;
fandnrig. ncnister of finance. j
The latter had withdrawn fom
the government liecmise Ihe liberal,
party, domination by former I're- I
tnler Venhtnlon, h.id withdrawn It j
support of the government. i
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ST. 1IKI.!-:NH. CniteiJ Btaten
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HEAVYWEIGHT
WRESTLING
Medford Armory
. STARTS
8:45 P. M.
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HASSAN MUHAMED
THE TERRIBLE TURK VS.
JACK ROLLER '
THE GERMAN" GIANT
Auspices American Legion Drum Corps
High Class Preliminaries
Admission $1.00 Reserved Seats $1.50
. Ladies and Children Any Seat--50c
Tho muiiy acquulntuuccs here of I to
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