Medford mail tribune., August 30, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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OTEDFORD M5ITJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, giTTGTJST 30. 3928.
JTocal and
Personal
A hot hnx In ihe I.; O. fh-nnld
pnvliiK i-htnt in Oregon City lust
Monday 1 Ul damage tn the plant
anioniitinn in nhnm .Mr. If"-
rul.l is imw at work carrying nut
his ontrnpl fnr paving several
Mcdfonl fitroetK with black-top
pavntfitit.
Will huvo plenty . nf Timrun
f'WiiK pcachew fnr u few (lays. Those
hnvlriK orders, please nail for them
as soon an poftslble, H. H. flU-lm
& Son, Talent.
Mr. anil Mrs. llalph Tl. "Wilson
ami sons of Myrtle i'oint arrived
liere several ilnys n!?o for a visit
ylth Mr. WilHon'R father, John II.
Wilton, und for Italph to renew
boyhood ncqtiaintances.
Houvenir photos, of Lindbergh
and his piano at .Vledford airport,
for wi If at Murwood Photo Service.
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Ouesls from a distance registered
nt Medford hotels Include the
Misses IX and L. Monro of Klyria,
Ohio, Mrs. V. C. Ktearman and
family of Vancouver, It. , Mrs.
K. Moller and II. W. M oiler of
Jiradley lieuch, X. J., .las. II. Kiley.
A. W. DeZar, 15. Kraus and .1.
Heydenhurk of ChicaKO and Mrs.
J!. K. nuncnn "f Jtandolph, Ariz.
flranne dance. IZnuW Point Sat.
night. Kveryhody welcome. 1
Memhei'H of the Xello Iti-idge
club will entertain their husbands
at a dinner anil card parly at
UoKiie ICIk lode tonight with the
following glwstH he present: Mr
and .Mrs. I. Hutchison, if it. H.
N. I.umsilen. Mr. and Mr. .lag) An
drews, Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K, Kiddle, Mr. and
Mrs. ChnrleH Knh'lish, Mr. and Mr.
(Jeore Treichler find Mr, nud Afrs.
.1. M. Harrison.
Will havo some fine Albert a
peaches at public market Thursday.
1'rice will he right. W. H. Wnit.
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Mrs. Hernurd Tucker, returned to
Ktna, ('n lodny after spending
two weeks In Medford fin the finest
nf her brother. J. II. IIukIics. Mrs.
Tucker formerly resided in his
city.
. Dance, finld Hill Sal. nite. (!
A certified l. (f nomination for
.nines T. t'hinnock of tirauts Pass,
for tho ntficn of represent al ive
from .losephlne counly, was receiv
ed hy (he secretary of stale, this
weiik. .Mr. Ohlnnoek was nom
inated to fill tlin vacancy caused
by Hie withdrawal of Theodore
Cramer, recently elected secretary
of the Oregon Slate Hankers asso
ciation. The Sixlh Street Super-Service
Station bus Myers high pressure
washing and high pressure grousing
machitKjry, which Insures best serv
ice. lr.
Among the oiit of town shoppers
in Medford this morning was Mrs.
.1. W. I'rultt of the lHHercst road.
Kincaltl'H dance, Cold Hill, Hat.
Hi i
A building permit has been is
sued to 10. R Alexandor to non
struct a gnnige, nnd woodshed nt ail
Newtown street, according, to an
application filed with the chy
buildliiK department.
I'VlmI Alton Ilalnht, teacher of
piano and harmony. Accredited
teacher. Ilulglu Music Studio. ill fi
Uiherly Hldg. Phone 72. Ii!5
A three-day fesllvnl In which the
annual Iwibor day celebration will
lie combined with tho county fair
on the fair wounds will npen In
Klamath Falls next Saturday. Kn
tertalnment ifcatures aro being
haiulled by Hie central labor coun
cil of Klamath Falls. Automobile
ond motorcycle races will be con
ducted each. afternoon of tho fair
on the half-mile track. Tho races
will be opened each day by n series
of airplane stunts. Including para-1
chute jumping nud wing walking!
Mrs. Kllxabelh Howermnn left i
this morning for n short va,cation j
trip to eastern Oregon where shu
will visit friends and relatives. j
So far as can he ascertained, the j
Medford Ibdgn of Elks will have1
no representatives present nt the i
annual meeting of te Oregon State !
roilis association, whlcii will he
held tomorrow and Saturday at
Astoria, unless members of tho lo
cal lodge happen to he In that vi
cinity and nltend.
Iteforo yon contract for n new
roof, let us Kive you an estimate,
lust phono H8, Woods Lumber
Co., K. Main and Genesee. nt
f. I. WlllinmM of Portland has
replaced H. C. Curtlss as telegraph
operator m the Southern Pacific
ticket office. Mr. Williams arrived
here the first of the week to take
up the duties.
I An extra tail corn.ialk grown by "Well pleased with his pear or
(l!c?in Vaple of Palm street and a chard on I tear creek, John K.
j double enntelnpe grown by Walter Iashan of Hollywood, Cal., expects
I Smith of this idty, are attracting j to leave here tomorrow for North
Htteniion at the chamber of Com-j Dakota and Kansas, after spend
. merec wlwre tln-y are now on dis- j ing several days in the Itogut? IMv
j play. i er valley. Mr. Lashan has been
j Once you eat our home cooked'11 visitor in Medford practically
chicken dinner you eome again. : ovfr -v',fir "" lng tne past ju years
I.unrh iifie ainl il-coiir -dinner fori'" which he has owned property
T.'.c. Mrs. Alice .Irdiitxou in chiiige. I ' "'' valley. He expects to build
Kiimfv Kamp. 3 miles sonih of" 'Ke Homewhere on the UoKUe.
Orants Pas on the itedwnod high- ncmrdlnK lo present plans,
way. H'.fi Crange ilaiice, ICngle Point Sat.
Sheriff W, ,f. Hayes is out to'
night. K very body wehome. Hi
put an end to the turkey iliefts. liegular dance, riold Hill Sat.
in JoHephhie cminiy, which la si Mil
year amounted almost to a lmsi- Included among the Oregonlans
nesf. .Mr. Hayes has four deputies ' ,.PUstered at Medford hotels are
in the rural eetintis who have been
instructed to lie on the watch for
the thieves. The mode of opera
tion is for a car to drive close
lo a point where the lurkeyn nre
roosting and get iheir location by
spotlighting. They then cie.-in the
.1. 1 1. Cederwall of Hood lUver, C.
A. Hartley or Oregon City, 1.. O.
Herrohi. c. 1:. r;illis, llaroid Xich
ols, R. 1 4, Finlaysoii. W. lioyle, II.
IX line, u. l , Hylaml, Itolaud
H inn pit roys. A . V. tinker, .1 . M.
Uennie of ICugene, U. ,. MacAuley
roosts. Several attempts at thefts of Marshl'iebl. Mrs. A. and Ksther
have been reported this year but Davis of Mflwaukie. Mr. and Mrs.
no birds have yl been lost. : ('. A. Mitchell of McMinnvllle and
flrants Push Courier. ! If. Uavis of iioseburg.
Crange dance. Kngle I'oint Sat. Souvenir photos of Lindbergh
night. Kveryhndy welcome. 1BL and his plane at Medford airport.
Miss Mary Klizabeth Snider, who; for sale at llarwood Photo Service,
lias been em ployed in the office CI
of the the Snider Dairy and l'rod-i Mrs, fl. A. Senter and son Mnr-
company iluring the summer; vln left here this week to visit rel
j months, sloiiped working yesterday
J in orded to prepare for the open
! lux of hii;h sctiod.
A local family purchased a play
er piano about three weeks ago,
are now moving away. Unlance of
$300 may be paid out in monthly
installments only. See and hear
this piano at Palmer Music House.
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Mrs. Alice Dunn spent Wednes-
Ask
Any Oroeer about
Fluhrers Milk Bread.
Ho soils it and can tell
you the story of the
remarkkable d e m and
which has steadily
grown year after year
until today Fluhror's
breads outsell all other
brands by a wide margin.
atives al Silverton for several days.
Will have some fine Klberta
peaches al public market Thursday.
Price will be right. V. II. Wotl.
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Miss Florence Schott has arrived
from her home In Sherburn. Minn..
to be here in ample time to begin
her duties as an Instructor in the
local schools.
Xotice to Public: Don't Injure
day at Kdgcwood park where she-yourself by issuing cheeks that are
visited at Die A. .1. Kloeker sum- j returned X. S. F. All parlies re
mer cabin. ; ceiving such checks report to the
Kincaid's dance, r.old Hill, Sat. j Southern Oregon Credit Uureau.
li I 1 II Xo. Central. . ICO
Calii'ornians registered at local! Dance, (iold Hill Sat. nlte. I til
hotels include Mr. and .Mrs. W. F. Flying a Knirchild plane, W. .1.
Markhain of (i lenda l Mrs. I.a- Harrows passed over Medford yes
meiis Cook and Kdilh ,1. Cook of terday en route from San Francisco
Palo Alio, Mr. and Mrs. Itobert ; to Alaska. He was to have stop
Oundeifinger of Fr.-sno, Mr. and : P''d here for weather reports, but
.Mrs. fi. I), Crawford, Oeorge M.)non seeing the good condition of
und F. M. Crawford and Fred Wll- j the weather in this section, he flew
son of Iterki'ley, Mr. ami .Mrs. W. j high and passed over the chy at
S. l,awson of Pasadena. Mrs. D. C. : noon,
Swan of Modesto, Mr. and Mrs.; Preasmaklnj; nnd remodeling-.
Oeorge . o'l.enry of Sacramento, j Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Rldg.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Knox of Oak-j tf
land, Mr .ami Mrs. VI, .1. nigdow ) The Savago Kapids fish ladders
of Venlura. K. V. I.anl'ord of ; in the ilogne river are working lo
Herkeley, Millie Kimball of Sonora
Dr. it. A. Ilix of Alhaml.ra. Mr.
j John K. Smith, foreman of (lie!
. : county road construction work, is1
i in charue of a crew of ;in men j
; working on the Lake o' the Woods;
; road, laying out a grade on Murphy,'
hill in the vicinity of the Wade'i
' Wallls ranch, according lo County
. Commissioner Victor Hursell, who
' was in Ar-hland a short time torlay.
I Within the next day or two a large;
1 Mani shovel will be put on the'
grade, and a second shovel may be (
1 put on the job within the next j
'week, he said. Work will progress
rapidly witli the two shovels ami i
,n large force of men on the job
Durseii sitid, and gradnlg work
: should be completed within a short
time, he said. Hock has already
been crushed and rock crushing
j equipment moved out. It will re- ;
'quire probably ten days to place'
: the crushed rock on the road after!
the grading is finished, he said.
The government crew has done ;
; considerable work tin the road this
summer, in camp near the old
Spencer ranch. Ashland Tidings. .
TJefore you contract for a new
; roof, let nx give you an estimate, j
( Just phone 1 OS, Woods Lumber .
' Co.. F. Main and Genesee. 1 fil j
; The Kugene chamber of com-
j merce is making plans to wage a 1
, spirited fight ngalnst the Initiative
measures opposing utilization of (
the McKcirie river and other Ore-1
: gon streams for power purposes,!
The annual l-sbnr day dance of
the American iegion is being spon-)
; sored by the drum corps. Hilarity
iiall. Hi3 ,
Guests from Portland at local!
'hotels include Mr. and Mrs. S .D.j
t Vessey, K. W. Stryker, Hen Kleg-j
; man. G. S. Loeb. M. II. Whitehead.!
I A. W. Shoemaker, G. S, Thomas, j
I G. It. Webster, Itoy Turnham, T.
ill. iiartlett. .). T. Wallace, F. .1.1
i Thorn. II. It. Martin. G. W. Lehr-!
Ing. Mr. and Mrs, Mayhead, II. K.
I M'Intyre, U A, I.oneson ami I' red
i'Prettyman.
j Souvenir photos of Undhergh
i ami his plane at Medford airport, I
for sale at Garwood Photo Service, j
nil j
M. 10. Cole, accompanied by his'
family, has arrived from Portland'
In preparation fnr beginning his
duties as principal of the Jackson
ville school. He attempted lo find
a suitable dwelling- in Jacksonville,
but was forced to'take a, residence
in Medford, and will travel back
and forth between this city ami his
school.
Mrs. II. M. Ohadwick returned ,
to Portland tuday after visiting i
her mother, Mrs. 1.. 1. lit rel and 1
other Medford relatives iluring thej
past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Chadwlck are former residents nf j
this- city where he was ui one time;
engineer of the Kogue Itiver Val- I
ley Canal company. i
At the corner of Sixth and Fir;
str'-cts the Sixth Street Super-Service
Station is equipped to give the
host in washing and greasing. ICil !
.Miss Kuth Abcle of Portland ar
rived here Today to attend tho
teachers meeting at the high
school, Miss Allele will be a mem-;
her of the faculty of the local'
hih school as the Latin instructor. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred liuehncr of'
Port land stopped here today on
their way to Ashland to visit their'
daughter. .Mrs. A. C. Demers. After!
spending a few weeks in Ashland
I hoy expect to locate in .Medford.!
where they have already bought ,
a house on Portland avenue, '
Thomas Realty & Ins. Co., Itoom f
12. Palm I'.Jock. Small secured J
loans and contracts discounted. ;
1 .".8tf .
Mrs. Olua Kenney of WeyauwHa, 1
Wis., left here today after a short '
visit a: the home of .Mr. and Mrs.!
J. J. Sefger, This was .Mrs. Ken-'
ney's first trip west and she was
delighted with the scenery and es-
pccially the beauty of (.'rater Lake j
where they spent Wednesday. j
The new 'onger Mortuary will ,
be open for public inspection at
any hour Saturday. Finest funeral
eha pel between Portia nd and Sa n
Francisco. 1 CI
.Mis. Hoy Oeyer and son Dolph,
accompanied by Mrs. Geyer's fatli- ;
er, F. Stevens of Hogue I liver, went
to Ashland this morning to attend
the old soldiers' reunion, Mr.
Stevens is X" years of age.
Tailor-made suits, $50 values at
S42..j0. One week only. Klein tho ;
Tailor, upstairs. : GO :
Mr. and Mrs. George Gates and
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hammond and)
daughter will leave early tumor-!,
row for a week's sojourn at -the!1
Gates cabin al Lake o' the Woods. 1
Mrs. li. Fi. McCargarand daugh- j
ter. Miss Nancy McCargar, of Jlay-
mo nil. Wash., left for their home
today after spending the past ten
days as the guests of .Mrs. McC.ir-
gar's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. II.'
uedwell.
The public is cordially invited to:
see through the new Conger Funer- :
al Parlors, located on West .Main at :
Newtown street, Saturday. Hi I
Among the state of Washington
residents registered at Medford ho-
tels are F. li. Miller of Yakima..
Mrs. A. -M. Sanlth of Vancouver,
Anton Ingram of Tacoma, M. C.
Valine, Ford Peterson and .1. A .
Meade and .Milton Smith of Se
attle. The Model Clothing Company's
Disposal Sale will continue nil this
week. 103
Mrs. .Mary Hamilton and two
children have returned to Medford
after an extensive trip through the
eastern states, including visits' in
I own and Illinois. They came here,
after spending some time at Sue
ramenlo. When you re-roof your home In
sist on 1 0 0 It vertical grain shin
gles. Woods Lumber Co. Hit
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will attend the funeral
of our beloved departed member,
.Mrs. I, yd la Smith. Any member
desiring transportation will please,
phone Mrs. C. H. Warren, 3S-V.
.Miss Ruth Howe, formerly of
Medford and now of Salem, left
here this morning afttt spending1
tiie past week visiting al the home i
of Mrs. W. C. Andrews. She ex
pected to stop at the Oregon Caves
before returning lo s"alem.
Howe is the daughter of l lev. c. J. ;
Howe, at one time pastor of the .
Christian church in thii city.
Dr. Alfred Burklund has return
ed to Medford and opened nffieesj
in the Liberty building, giving spec- ;
ial attention to correcting deform-'
ities of children. . 1
F. '. Packer, reprosentat ye of
the Welshueh , company of San
Francisco, arrived here yesterday
on a several days' business visit. ;
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
H. C. ENDERS, Distributor I
j s
Notice.
Tuscnn cling peaches. Those
having orders please call for.yheni
immediately. 11. S. Gleim & Sons,
Talent.
4
Itcincmhcr That Promise
To yourself, the wife and the kid
dies, lo visit the Oregon Caves this
season. Next Sunday nnd Monday
Labor liay Is your opportunity;
f.'a.ann people have visited these
.ronderful marble caverns this sea
son: TiO miles from Grants Pass,
via tho 1,'edwnod highway. HM
FRANK'S
Comedians
IN
The Big Tent
Sixth and Holly -i
Tuesday and
Thursday
The Domestic Comedy-
Prices 25 and 50 Cents
No performance Wed.
COMING FBI.
"Tho Naughty Bride"
perreciiou, according to v. U.
Coleman, state utiperint emb-nt of
and Mrs. C. V. liussert of licverly fish screens, who said today Unit
Hills, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Kenynn, Hie ladders are regarded as being
F. II. U'ilcs ami A. L.Khrgot of among Hie most efficient on the
l.os Angeles, Mrs. ,1. S. Packer, Mrs.) Picifi(j coast. The fish have no
.1. C. Packer, Milton, .lacrpie and j trouble In getting over the ilam,
.lames Anderson ami Frederick ho said, but find considerable
While of San Francisco, j trouble at the Gold Kay dam where
Next Monday, Labor day. the an-! more improvement work to the
mini American Legion ball will be) ladders Is scheduled lo be done,
belli nt Hilarity hall, auspices nf j Swim In drinking water. Mer
thc post drum corps. ii3 rick's chlorinated pool. 80tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KKXT House; light, water
furnished, 10. Call afler
S I '1 Summit Ave. , UII
FOIl It 10 N'T 3 - room modern
house; bath and steeping porch;
range In; at 48 N. Orange. 1 (it!
s the result of a fall, Inez Morn-
ingslar, five years of age. suffered ;
a double fraelure of one arm yes- j
(erday at her home hi Central !
Point. She Is the daughter of Mr. I
Fred Kills
anions
l h
Klamath county visitors who w
hi Medford yesterday.
When you re-roof your home In
sist on 100 vertical grain shln-
and Mrs. U. W. Mornlngstar a nd ; Kh's. Woods Lumber Co.
Hil
was brought to Medford for an x- J. H. Gollthan motored lo Duns-
ruy to determine the fuli extent ' mulr, Cal., today 011V1 business trip.
oi tier injuries.
Iteglllar (laiK'c, Gold Mill
Hi 1
Among Hie out of town visitors
who were in Medford yesterday
were C. F. )ves of Uaulc Pnhit.
Majestic Uadios are leading in
Sat..!'leH records in Oregon and Cali
fornia. These sets are extremely
selective. go,d distance getters,
have power dynamic speaker and
In beautiful walnut case.. A dem-
Muricl Mathews of Foots Creek i onstratlon will assist you In decid-
.uhi t', k. Sebneider and family ' Ing. Palmer Music House, sole
of Heaver creek. agents. i:t
The iModel Clothing Company's ! Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Parsons and
Mlsposal Sale will continue all Oils daughter. Miss Mary Parsons, left
FOlt SAL!; Almost new- 4 -room :
plastered bungalow: sleeping;
, porch, garage, large lot. nice j
shrubbery. i wonderful oak trees
In yard. With all this the owner)
is leaving electric range, refrig
erator, table ami chairs, beds!
compete, and numerous oi h
articles. Total price sas.i
cash: balance only S3o per month i
Including Interest at 7'. K. C.
Corn, II S. Hiversldc. Evening ;
phone I !t77. - CtiO, j
TO T1IADK Man's douhle-har. bl-
cycle, coaster brake, 1 good ire.
for auto tent or what liaVe you V i
Phone 4 43-W. Hii f
week.
The condition of F.lhert r Irish t
Colenuiu was reported today to be
somewhat Improved. At present
ho is able to walk around the
house, nud receive visitors.
n;.l:here this morning for their honv
Ml Seattle, Wash. Miss Parsons
will enter the Queen A line high
school this fall.
Ulue Line Parcel Delivery, phone
liini for prompt service, Hi;t
FOlt I1KNT. Garage, S.I. (Ill per'
month. ULTi So. IHverside. ifj
FOR SALi: Hit acres L'0-year-old j
orchard, pears and apples, near'
.Medford. all In good condition,
heavy crop included. Price only !
Mail per acre. Terms available,
or will trade. Karl Tinny, Lib-
erty Itldg. uA
CA XN'I.Vd peaches ready now at
Cozy Nook ranch, t mile west of
Phoenix. Itring containers. A.
X. Wright. i(f,
3
mother Big Doin's
-SATURDAY-
AT THE
SIAL TO
Tl'W
THERE Adp .
"TAnON'TFORGET
Clmptc
REX BELL
IN
II -
1 THIS-
"To my
in
Here's to you, you Lucky Dogs flying in the heavens at six
roasting in hell at seven, I, too wanted to die but-now I want
to live to love and cherish Jearmine to thrill to her kisses.
buddies
3"
The toast of an Air Ace in this the
greatest of air dramas
HEAR IT!
SEE IT!
en Moore
IS THE KIND OF
PICTURE THAT
MAKES A
''GREATER
MOVIE SEASON"
Colle
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IN HER FIRST "MUSIC AND SOUND" PICTURE
n tin a Rf7
WITH
GARY COOPER
It's just the kind of Picture you have always wished to see Colleen
make. YOU'LL LAUGH 1 YOU'LL CRY
With her as the sweet-heart mother to seven young Dare Devils of the Sky
1,000,000 People have paid $2 a seat to see it
Now Medford is the first city anywhere to see it at regular prices
WWW
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STARTS
TODAY
FOR 3 DAYS
POSITIVELY
NO LONGER
ALSO
2 SPLENDID ACTS OF
"TALKIES"
WATTS 4. GILBERT
The Talking Violin
and some
Champion Blues Singing
CLAUDIE COLEMAN
In a Comedy Skit
"PUTTING IT ON"
4 Complete Shows
Daily at
1:30-3:15-7 & 9
Admission
Matinees - 10 & 35
Evenings. 25 4 50