Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextwrrciTFmw ?twrr f T?Twr,m - mre-poim" ' mv.fi o thtttday, septic mire , ' im ATTENDANCE AT jJl ALLEN JOINS ' CRATER LAKE ON BEDFORD AO! STEADY INCREASE LIST WITH STORY .. That C'intftr Lake in boromtntj jnoio popular every year in evt d unreel Ity the tiuT'unOil iravpl. l'l to Monday nlKlu, September 4. the total ntu-nrtaiu-t in tlio park was 100,320 people and there had )nen yO.filM curs. L'p to tho fame date last year tho attendance wan 70,3!0; cars, il.GOt;, a Knin of 2 9,130 people and K8 earn.' The largest attendance at the park, prior to thiH year, was in 102(1, when there were SU.OU. Of the total of 1(10,320, only 1007 entered the park by M.tK from all entrances, .showing a lit ik majority of tho pcoplo wh nro tjeoiiiK the piirks du no In their own autoH. The attendunt'o hy auto and en tranced wan an follows; ( Tn rn 'Visitors Mitrtfonl 12,120 40,410 Klamath Falls .... 1 i,.ri 2 0 iifi.iMO Anna HprlnKS 4,4;(ti J'UVH Jtend 2.12K U.iiXit liianmnd Ijiko .... I,3ii0 -1 , 5 fj 5 Total 3 ft. MM 110,320 t'ars from all entrances; at nltflu aro registered ut Anna HprlnKS. Of thoso ontei'ing by hLuku, 32S were from Medfoid and G7U from Klamath Kalis. The greatest attendanco this year nn any one day was San dfly, August 1 !), when the num ber was II003, next largest July 22. al tendance 2:0 1 ; third largest tit tendance was 2ii2'J on Wept em ber 2, last Sunday. Thv lodge closes September 20. The roads are fine now lu the lake and althouah considerable fmioko from tho forest fires set tles in the howl of the Inko, 11 is n. fine time to visit this world wonder. This 1h the first yenr anyone connected with the park remem bers tho first of September arriv ing without a rain or snow storm hiring the park season. . : Incidental to the arrival In Med ford this forenoon oi .lr, and Mrs. ; A. , Allen, A. '. Allen, Jr., audi their dog, chap, a noble semi' of a beast, frittn a visit In east ern Oregon, where Mr. Allen trans-' ,n.'LC'il hkiHincs, ami en route back stopping off al 1 'on land for a visit with Mrs. Allen s daUa liter, ; tho news has leaked nut here that 1 A. (... Allen. Jr., has Joined the, bevy of Medford authors. The fain- ( lly and rhaps left ibis afternoon; for their summer home at Itoekyj l'oint. I'eliean bay, to remain un-; til late fall. It eems that A. C. Jr., better known as Jim. ibo well known i toriner Medford high school alb-i lete. who was graduated three yours ago, inspired by the fact that his father Ih the uulhor of seve ral books and magazine stories went Into a huddle all by himself this summer anil wrote a west ern story, "Sheep on the Klin." which has boon accepted for pub lication In the "Western Trail" magazine. , Whether Jim thinks IiIh father's books are. punk, or just because the name sounds nice to him. as 'an author he uses the name, I "James Albert Allen," to prevent the public from confusing him with his "old man." who writes under the name. James Cooper Allen. A liking for sheep seems to run in the Allen family, be cause the father's latest successful book bears the title "Little Shep herd of Ijiva Lake," and the title of the son's first published storv is "Sheep on the Itlm." Kurt her. It is rumored that Jim is at woik on another story, the title of which is "Water floats, " and the plot of which is based on tho time several years ago he went to step Into a motor launch a liocky Point, and instead landed in Khimuth lake. BARGAIN DAYS BEGIN TODAY tiiibserHiers must have their for mer subscriptions paid to Septem ber 1st. 1 li - ft to take udvantago of the special rate. At Sii.00 u year the Mall Tribune bargain subscription rate affords old and new renders of this paper a saving of from S2.fi to S4.'mi. With seven-day servico ami the best of news, ami features, this paper is appealing to hundreds of newcomers to southern Oregon as evidenced by the large number of new subscript ions received today. dends. It in solely u royalty com pany and as such can drill no wells, operate no properties and own no leases. It haw GI different operat ing companies operating t ho prop erties In which it owns royally in terests. Anions these are such companies as Standard Oil, Dutch Shell, Sinclair Oil. Tevas Co., as suring Monarch Royally most com petent management of its interests. Several .Medford residents have ueeu stockholders in Monarch fur My. and other high officials went some time and are receiving their there to tender their congraTa regular monthly dividends from Hons. the investment." BKl.OllADK. JUHo-Slaviu. Sept. ti. tp) private I'eier KaragcorKO vltch. crown prince of Jugo-Slavia. celebrated 'Ills sixth birthday at , Hied, where the court is sojourn ing. Members of the cabinet, the president of the national assem- Clnnsffted advertising (rets results The Mail Tribune's bargain days opened with a bang today and the 1 circulation department was liter -. ally swamped up to press time this afternoon. Today'H number of new , anil old subscriptions far exceeded ithat of last yenr's opening bargain (day and mail orders have been (coming to the Mail Tribune office I in quantities. ; There will be two more bargain days after today, and after Satur day night no bargain rate sub scriptions will be accepted and !only those mail orders bearing the postscript of one of the three bar- 1 h;iin days will be received. Old The .Monarch Royalty Corpora tion of Kansas City, .Mo., and Tulsa, Okla., is now oi'lering ita preferred stock to the public "as a seasoned dividend paying Investment." A rep resentative says: "Stockholders in Monarch Royalty have received tl4 consecutive monthly cash dtvf- ggrWft?fW'U'"'i iIMl u . 1 ' JTiJOtr IlfcB 3 1 Tfl BRISK DEMAND FOR W$gJWeikaMr tfSTl COUNTY FAIR BOOTHS IWmMMWWM iJM v fit? m vsi H. G. ENDERS, Distributor "LEADS THE FIELD!" ANTE-KNOCK RED CROWN GASOLINE v STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CAUFORWI iJjThe Right Time J T Teaehoi'H nf schools in Jnekfmu county outside of Medford and AhIi fcuul, who did not attend the meet ings held InHt Saturday at the court bonne, ure reminded hy Mm. Su hunne Jinnies Cuitcr, county school ttuperlnleudent, that teachers' meet lima will be held agiiin.next Satur day at which time instruct ions will ho given out Tor the ensuing yenr. Tenchoi'H of ono and two-room kcIiooIh will meet at ID o'clock in tho forenoon and thoso employed in Hchools of more than two rooms Will meet ut a o'clock In tho after noon. eHtah BchonlH which will hogin BOHHiotiH next week hi .Inckson county Include Phoenix, Gold Hill, AHhlaitd, Hams Valley, Prosper!, ihitle Fulls and Central Point, which takes in (he majority of such Reboots In tho county. Several high MchoolB, Including Medford, be gaii this week, In addition to a largo number of rural schools. Uut the wrung place. Play safe. . wear a convenient Gruen Guild Strap Watch- it's safer. Our Gruens raw,ir from S27.JO to $l0...thop oujdily masculine in design, leaders in style, and always dependable. Gruen Strap $37.50 st.,;-.--j'.-'"ir- v MIOIORD.OKE. p B row nn m Miiunttan i iimI A BARGA THAT PAYS F THE Warm, pure air all over the house COMFORT TSELF! i - CIRCULATOR HEATER a i to visit t oitx m:ir (Continued from Page One.) While Mr, Hnhlusnn has express ed no apprehension over tho loy alty of Tennessee, to the tlcnin cm tic standard, some regard (ho fdatc as doubtful und many re publicans ha'e claimed It will ho found In tho Hoover column in November. Mr. ltnhlnson has three speeches scheduled In tho slalo. Tho first will he nt Nashville at ti o'clock tonight. t Vird or Thanks. We wish lo cxteml our heartfelt thanks to our frhMids for their klndnesH during the illnefs and th-ath of nur mother. Mrs. S. t'. t'olller, and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. flene ItlncUford, Mrs. lialph Hulilmrd, Mrs, Irvln Mason, t'lifford and .lop Collier. in: IF Your Money Is Earning THAN 1U ANNUM you will be Interested In the facts about our sound, seasoned security offering, which has paid 64 consecutive monthly cash dividends. Our Income Is re ceived from the operations of some of largest companies In the world. Investigate this sea soned monthly dividend payer. Several hundred stockholders have Invested more than 82,500, 000 in our company and are con tinually Increasing their hold ings. Write for full details. MONARCH ROYALTY CORPORATION 1130 Commercial Union Bldg. 8nn Francisco, Cnl. Il lifts tlie colli nil" fnmi the floor in lui'XP volume 1 li l-ciufjfli tlio side mid buck openings it is wiirmrd und rises, then eireulales through Hie entire house, lienec the. nimie (.'ireiilntor. N'o longer is it neees snry to . htiK the stovo in just one wimn room during cold, wintry days. The humidifier or water pan. concealed in the top, furnishes the proper amount of moisture. No basement needed goes in living room The Montag Circulator Heater is for homes with or without basements in fact, il makes little difference as it is essentially n living room healer, although it may he installed in any room on the first floor, pref erably a large one. It connects with flue pipe and as it is portable, can easily be moved out of the room during the summer. However, many housewives prefer to leave it up be cause of ils sheer beauty. You will think so too, when you sec it ! Put this marvelous heater in your home Y A O Y U E R A s R T T O o D P A A Y Y EXTRA SPECIAL A cord of wood or a half ton of coal FR "I am so happy that the last pimple is gone " WITHOUT this handicap, 'ItwyyywwtWWj thiM-o returns tlio very nut- tTi?A$S ,ii55g confldence. iov and cher- " --k - SflRii' Urol confidence, iov and cher i.'hed prido of possessing a clear . skin. lien and women both justly Covet admiration, und you can expect such satisfaction only i you aro happy ill a clear, un !! blemished skin, Tho nro way to vouch this state Is throuch tho blood. - Red blood cells aro Nature's elements for huilding and sus taining the body. Without plenty of rich, red Mood, there can be no strong, , sturdy, powerful men, or beauti ful, healthy women. You know a clear skin comes r from within. Correct the causo ' through the blood and pim- Iilcs, boils, eczema and that sal gw complexion will disappear. f' Thousands have regained A To? pep appetite ) the great tonic their strenRth and charm by t.nkinp; a few bottles of S.S.S. Nature's own tonic for restoring: the nppetite building strength and clearing the body of so called skin troubles. All drug stores sell S.S.S. in two sizos. Get tho larger size. It is mors economical. bvil(ls I StrenqtiS cltars Hit) 3hlny UNCI ISSft a clear skin comes from within Itight now we are offering special terms as nn in ducement to our customers to see this wonderful beating device and have it installed before Kail. So popular has it become that the manufacturers have, been swamped with orders, and it. is likely there will be a shortage, so we arc anxious to see how many wo should stock to supply the wauls of our customers. A thing of Beauty and a joy forever For sheer comfort convenience and economy here is the finest portable beater ever made. Its three-coat porcelain enamel easing looks' jusl like a beautiful walnut cabinet--but inside it has the same sturdy construction that has made Moutug fur naces n. household word throughout the Northwest for the past forty years. Kxtra heavy eastings of best grade gray iron in fin-pot, ash pit and radiator dome offer a lifetime of heating satisfaction. Look at These Exclusive Features of the MONTAG TO Circulator Heater The cast iron firepol is corrugated, adding considerably to its radiating sur face and the an me is true of the radiating dome. These same corrugations take tip nil expansion nml contraction due , j belli. Cold air, lifted gently from the floor in large volume through the side and back openings, is warmed as it rises and then evenly distributed throughout the entire house. The humidifier supplies the proper amount of moisture for al most any climate. The heat radiated directly from the fuel door is a source of great comfort to many people. The large fuel door is a decided convenience. Large chunks of coal or wood arc easily handled. The ab pit is of extra large dimension, insuring ample draft to the fire. , Thoroughly satisfactory for all fuels, heavily made and arranged for easy cleaning. Self-sealing cup joints make a gas nml smoke-tight connection. May bo' con nected with flue from top or back of the cabinet. Scott Wool 217 West Main Street Medford, Oregon To everyone placing an order for a Arontajf Circulator Heater before Oct. 15th . . . we will furnish a load of wood or coal FREE! There are two sizes for wood or coal, and one size for wood only, there fore, you can select just the model needed for vour home. $5.00 ON YOUR OLD STOVE Regardless of Condition This is our special advertising offer no matter what the condition of your stove is, we will ullo-'you at least $.").no on it possibly more! And remember, ypn pay for a Montag Circulator 1 Tenter, whether you have it or not, because its economy in fuel saves" ils initial cost many times over! Special Terms NOW! Put this fine heater in your home A whole yenr to pay the balance! AVc want you to come to the store as soon as possible and carefully examine the ninny features of the Montag Circulator Heater. We know once yon have it installed yon will thank us many times for the. suggestion. And your other friends will want one too when they see how nice anil home-like it makes your living room.