Medford mail tribune., September 06, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

'MEUFO'RU mJU TRTETOE, HEDFOEP, ' oKEfloy. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 0. 1928.
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3 AUTOS STOLEN
Mi!
STREETS OF CITY
Cjtr thlcvoB wnj-p nxy In Jled
ford lust nlRht wlH-ii three hovro
h'ts wore stolon- from the business
.section. wIuto Uwy had leon
parked. Two have liern recovered,
hut the third Is still missiiiK and in
helioved to have been driven south
nerurdinw t the police.
( '.irs, which were stolen from
CSuy DnviM and A. l-J. Kail while
parked ou Central avenue, were
round, hut a machine which was
taken from ' W. .1. AlcCulloch on
south Hurt lot I Is still missing
Jhtth recovered automuhlles were
round on Spring street, where an
atii-tvipt was made to steal a Itulck
san from a resident there. The
attempt failed when the owner
discovered three men attempting
to take off lrts garage door hy the
hinges. Upun Itfing discovered the
trio disappeared in the darkness.
The missing local ear was seen
going through Ashland last night
hy Traffic Officer Sam l'rcscott.
who lining afoot and some distance
lrom his car, was tumble to give
ehiise.
VALLEY HUNTERS J
' PRAY FOR RAIN UNDER WAY WITH
The Med ford and other valley !
deer hunters, who always go hunt
ing during the first few days of
the deer season are much dis
turbed over the news sent out from
Salem es;erday that the state of
ficials, because of the dangerous
forest fire situation are contem
plating: the postponement of the I agricultural,
opening of the deer hunting season stock and
unless there is a hard rain in the
meiinthne.' to after tho time that
such n rain comes.
For this reason, and also be
cause such a rain will make heller
deer hunting the hunters are root-
T(
The cuHi Ik one of the bent of
KliC) and the story will be highly
appreciated hy tin thousands of
friends of Miss Xorrin all over the
I'tittcd States.
The California Oregon I'owor
company will put on this play next
Tuesday evening over KMKD.
L
AT FAIR
Poth organizations will perform leadership of Miss Melha Williams,
in front of the grandstand during 'has reached a high class of pcr
the evening and are now holding , fection in this line of musical eu
rehenrsals in preparation for the ,,c,ni,i- and is on a par with itimi
fair. ;ir groups found In the lurgo;-
The harmonica hand, under the cities.
Tonight from S to ft KOO. the
Genera! Klectric hi-oadeaHting sta-
' lion, will broadcast the fourth play
l of Miss Helen, N'orns of this county,
Josephine county's thirteenth entitled "The Awful nii'ierence."
tnnual fair got Into full swing to- It is an entirely different type of
play irom the other three, it if
Births
day with the largest assortment of
horticultural, live
commercial exhibits
ever exhibited in the county. To
day was the second day of the fair,
it having been opened officially
yesterday.
hunting the hunters are root- '. Wan held last night for ihc first hoeks her sorority sisters at. the
ing for rain within the next few ! u,m The race track completed i Inl,''su " "Jinins ht-nooi aitci
lays, so as to give them plenty of this vear is fully Illuminated for " l,lHl aixcpun,, i
lime to get located in the distant the half-mile course with hun- ! ,oie ot niatnmony. hne taim to ap-
dreds of largo electric lights. pwemm mr menus euor to pre
A finhi of Hlxtv race horses' are I vent hor hattsins completely from
competing in the events, and more
a little comedy of domestic 11 to,
' and shows, through Ken tie Irony,
'"the awful difference" between the
! ;lr! who nes on with her college
I education and the girl who forfeits
, Hchool for marriage.
Marie Homes is the girl who
There was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
Orvllle O. I'lark. on August 3d. a
son. Konahl Orvllle. welching seven
pounds.
XI'IW YOllK. Xorman Thomas,
socialist presidential nominee, said
labor had sold birthright through
non-part isa n political program.
A feature of the entertainment
to he provided children's day. Fri
day evening, September 14 at lh"
Jackson County l-'aii- and Oregon
I 'ear show, will be the appearance
of the junior drum corps, which
performed d u r i n'g the recent
American Legion convention, and
I be junior high school harmonica
bund, which also bad a part in
the entertainment program of the
convention.
Vie supreme
test of a
wife's devotion
hills before 'Sept. 10th. Otherwise,
If they go to the locations before
that, and If the opening date Is
po.st poned, they will be unable to
learn of it. and if caught hunting
will he arrested.
Fast Trains
Fine Motor-Coaches
charming, clever, intellectual
than thirty dogs are hero for the , 1 wy. hhihviuuu-
the. firs; ever seen l u,u" " " U,, ,BL 1 "
to per nusnanu aim cnuu. ruiup
TO MEET FRIDAY
whippet races,
In southern Oregon,
j Miners of the county have erect -;
ed a mining camp at which old
j and new methods of mining are
demonstrated. Tho camp Is known
' as "Sour Dough (iulch". with an
i old nrrastra, hydraulic giant and
! other equipment in operation,
i The fair will close Saturday
I night.
Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trllinnn-Vlreln Station
I
( j tj
Thursday, September 6
P. M.
S to ) .Mrs. IS. E. Gore pro-
senting a program hy a num
1 her of her advanced slu-
dents.
0 to 9:30 Modern Plumbing
: & Sheet Metal Company.
Friday, September 7
4 A. M
J 10 in losto Southern Orenon
Klectric.'
10:;iti to II M. M. Deimrt-
ment Store.
II to 1 1 ::i Jaequo Lenox Mil-
linery.
11:3(1 to 12. Hrophya Jewelry
Store.
. P. A!.
12 to 12:30 Sanderson Motor
I Company.
12:30 to 1:30 -Palmer Music
House.
G : 1 S Mail Tribune Xew.s and
.Market Report.
Baptist Orchestra Resumes.
Tin llaptist church orchestra '
The regular monthly meeting of j will resume practice for winter J
the Southern Oregon Mutual liah- : services at 7:15 tonight. In the ;
hit lirecdi-rs will he held on Friday j church, under the able leadership
evening. Spt. 7. at the Public Li- i of It. A. Holts. The members of '
hrary in Med ford. Mntters con- j the orchestra include Carl Mold
nectcd with the rabbit exhibit at , dren. Miss Maxine Molilrm, Mrs.
the .fackson county fair will he j Kugene Thomas, Lee Johnson. Hoy
considered. A report on the latest , Johnson. 15. -K. Millard. Allah Mat-
li'V lopminis in marketing rabbit thews. George Troutfcther, AValier
Homes is the young man who fails
to use tact at a crucial moment .
llrace Parker and Louise Mason
aro the two humorously sophisticat
ed college girls who solemnly take
ft upon their shoulders to lift Marie
havoe the sordidnoss of domestic
life, hut who, in the end, succumb
to the same heinous crime as com
mitted by Marie that ot falling in
love. Tho victory is of course, Marie's.
i 1
The following program will be
broadcast tonjght from S to U. by
Mrs. 10. K. (lore, piano teacher,
whose studio is In ihc Sparta
building, rooms 11 ami 1-.
Knscmble number (two pianos)
Valse Caprice ;.ipross
U'oigenlied KJorulf
La Uegata Yene;:ianu f
LIsKl-Allcko
Piano solos
Woodland Sir etches ..Heller
Nocturne In lt-flnt....Pedere!cskl
Purple Khadows I'lrlo Cole
Miss Alice Hnlmbaek. If
A ocal .solos
At Dawning Cadman
A lirown IM.d Kinging
Haydn-Wood
Miss Doris Richardson. ,
Piano solos 0
Holadg Suite Grieg
Knllade in A -flat Chopin
Xovelette Scharwenka
Cleraldlne (lardiner.
The Modem Plnmhinflf & Sheet
Metal company will present Karl
Motiltlren in violin renuest mini hers
and (ieorse Mnddox In vocal solos
from I) to 0:30 each Thursdnv eve
ning beginning toduy. Requests
should he phoned to 305.
The following program will he
broadcast tonight: "Httmoreaque,"
by Dvorak, and "My Wild Irish
Rose," hy Olcott, played hy Mr.
Mouldren; "Who Knows" and ".lust
a Memory," sun-? by. George Mud
dox; "Hunting Sour," hv Mendels
sohn, and Crescendo, hy Lasson. hy
Miss Moore: "Serenade," hy Schu
bert, Karl Mouldren and "Good
Xlttht," hy George Maddox.
XRW YORK. Senator Capper
declared Hoover would carry ev
erv state west of the Mississippi.
meat and pelts will he presented.
Sales and lncc-ding stock are now
in process, and breeders interested
ill all these matters are urged to
he present. There Is to be a meet
ing on Thursday evening. Sept. 13.
at the Rabbit building at the fair
grounds, at which time there will
he very interesting talks, hy Kath
arine Hayes, secretary of the state
association, and hy Judge Lewis J.
Griffin, of Colorado Springs. Cobf.
A. Company, Dr. Frank Carlo w, i
Mrs. It. A. Itotls. Mrs. It. F. NVff. i
Marjorie Marshall, Jas. A. Neff.
Many members of this orchestra j
have been identified with large or- i
chest ras and symphonies through-1
out the country, and the music
I rendered hy the Haptist orchestral
promises to he it real attraction. I
AfTinM
lUJVfP"
His silence spelled
HtS Guilt, and yet...
Obituary
Funeral services fin the late
Knos Conger, pioneer of Jackson
county, and Civil war veteran who
passed away nt p. m. Tuesday
will he held at '1 p. m. Saturday
at the Conger funeral parlor at the
new location on West Main at
Xewtown street. Deceased was the
father of II. W. Conger of Med
ford, Mrs. Irene Wells of Talent
and Mrs. Minnie Martin of A,sh
ianrl. The funeral riles will bo under
auspices of the fi. A. R assisted
by the Spanish-American war vet
erans. Dr. T. II. Temple of the
Methodist church will deliver the
address, n'ml interment wiU follow
In lhc Talent cemetery besides his
wife, deceased in 1 !i 1 lii
D1SMARCK. X. D. Xon-parti- i
san w i n g. Xort h Da k ot a re p ti b -
Hear" refused to endorse Hoover's."
candidacy; Independent wing en
dorsed Hoover and republican ag- '
riculiura! record.
RELIEF FROM CURSE j
OF CONSTIPATION!
A Rattle Creek physician says,
"Constipation is responsible for ;
more misery than any other cause."
J'tut immediate relief has been ;
found. A tablet called Uexall Or- j
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the -system
into Ihe lazy, dry, evacuating ,
bowel called the colon. The water
loosens tho dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural :
movement without forming a habit
or over increasing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation. ;
Chew a Uexall Orderlie at night,
Next day bright. Get 24 for i"e:
today at the nearest Uexall Drug I
Store. " 1
with
Anti-knock !
Red Crown
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The "Shasta" from here connects with motor-coach .
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HER face was deathly white.
Her heart seemed to stop
beating as she stared in hor.
rified unbelief at the letter
clutched in her trembling hand.
A letter to Dave, her husband
from a strange woman ask
ing for money! It was prepos
terous. Unthinkable. Oh, it
couldn't couldn't be true!
And yet who was this
woman? Why had she written
Dave this letter? Was there, alter
all, some romantic episode in
her husband's life that he had
kept hidden from her?
And now, this this letter
after ten years of perfect com
radeship and devotion! Her
happiness threatened. Her love
life tottering on the brink of
ruin. Dave, the man she had
idolized, had trusted implicitly,
the father of her children
Surely there had been some
terrible mistake. Surely Dave
could explain.
But that night, when she
quietly handed him the letter,
Dave stood with bowed head, in
stony silence his face a mask,
to hide what?
Torn between love and
suspicion, between hope and
despair, between faith and
disillusionment, she searched
her breaking heart in a piteous
attempt to learn what she had
done to deserve this crucirixion.
AH she had loved and lived for
seemed to lie in crumbling ruins
at her feet. God knew she loved
Dave still loved him, no matter
what he had done. And yet
You will want to read the out
come of this powerful, heart-gripping
story from real life. You will
never for&ct it. Starting on Page 70,
it appears complete in (he October
issue of True Story Magazine.
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CONTENTS
Bird of Shame
My Mad Moment and After
1 Was ti Doctor's Wite
Because I Couldn't Say "Not"
Disgraced
Three Loves
What Mude Him Do U? I
Restless Wings
Ashamed of His Wife
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