Medford mail tribune., September 07, 1928, Page 16, Image 16

F&OE ETOTTT
WE1W)TIT MATTj TRTBTflTR tiEDFORD. QKECiOX, FKTDAY, SEPTEMBER. 7, 102S,
MOTHER PLANS TALENT SCHOOL
FIIRFNIfl RARF OPENED MONH
taW I 1 I W ! MIA TTFi in I in
NBA MM
In Asliluml. Mr. Kpltzor recently 1 l" vlKllinit nt Uiu Hoy Leviintlor
underwent a m-i-Iuuh nlierulii.il mill limine left Weilnmiliiy nmrlllliK for
he lH reported to lie ImttiT now. their hoineH. MIkh Cooney explain
Hand viHlted "1"'"" W,;,-K """''
and men roniinue uer u-i. numv
.1. M. .litni.n of Cor
;nt the home of hlH inthe
endured to maintain law and order
in a new country
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TO BE ATHLETE
Father Is Cincinnati Busi-
Man, Not Yet Ap-
,,,1 the hoine of HlH miner J. ; ,
V. 'Mi'""n T,,lcnt M'"""y- , ,, , Ideo'-Ke Tarter are .mail. U.,.,l,inB
I .Mr. anil Mrs. J. 1'rlon of Idaho .n JMfllr,, Mra. Hl.,.son j, teach-.
I left .Monday for their homo after u( ,hc WiihiliBton Hchuul and i
E
Vitaphone Picture
....... ...n-., ...l clevur- AJI.'iheirl. lias lwen violated and
Conrad NaBol and Myrnaanii iimm, ,h,, iim note i the iiiiets iishes atolen. Authorities
Keimon.
. ... .....InexK ol
U,y head the east, wnicn inu.u...-, tm(.kilff down thB
WHImm ituHsnii. ijL-oib'i
Tin. neon In lit
spending h c,t me r.. jMrH cuvtvr 1h teaching M
Kred Brandt una
J Honst-vi'lt Hchool.
ness
.Mrs. tieorKe Ijiih'u wan visiting j
Mr. Clay Biles Wednesday morn- j
ten.
.Mi, ii ml .Mrs.
two daughters Barbara June ami
. Catherine spent Sunday evening nt
J the limne nf her father, Marlon
, , , Trver anil family,
j TAKKNT, Sept. I In- lah-r.t' M HartlIllin (tf Oakland, Calif.,
Kt-lioolH upcin-d Monday, Htl. 3. purchased the .1. I'. .Meyers pru
There was a large enrollment in perty south of Talent last week,
the grades. .Many high school stu- Art Wilson and mm Lester ami
dentH are expected to enter d urlng j daughter Krminc and .Miss .Marian
l ii next few weeKH ami in in win .uuiun icni nuimnj iu .... , ..... ii-i,.,.. ,i ...
pra sed of t Vaudeville menu i..ro iuKi. K.h,.i .... . hu woods n-y returned home ; :' , ,vlth Ml.. Wnlt.
H Tho corns of teachers arc .Mrs. hy way of Klamath l ulls. , I ., I
AMPOCC TpIIc nf llniflUe l-""n .Scott and .Miss Slater, prl- ' Mrs. O. A. .MannlliK and her . , w
Actress lens oi unique mil,.y u,.1)iu.lm(.nl . JlrB ... m,. ouoimc wm.. f ;V.e Wei"m
. . I,.r. third and fourth Blades; Miss Sioux City, town returned home I '" '"' "' "tl'V "B.B ,;''" i
lOming OI ine OlOrK. l:dna Wlwely. fifth and elKhlh Sunday lifter siiendlnB two weeks
' Ki'adeH. In the hlBh school the jut the home of Mrs. James ltab-
'teachers are Miss Frances I'ratt, : cock In Creshaln. .Mrs. Habcock
mne.w.n U....I 7 Miss ....... .., Miss Mai Baret McCoy, and Mrs. .ManniiiB re sisters.
irmin p., !,,,,, s7-veiii'-old vauUc- : i:iiu-1IkIi. history anil science and Mr. anil Mrs,
Villi! actress, talked today of her I,. 1'. Miller, mathematics and : Klanialh ABcucy silent Sunday anil
liooes and ambitions for tllO boy Iatlll. .louony ai .lie ooi.... o. ..... ........
niorlt. TtiisiactliiK on this clue nave opened tho
tfiunoj'Jt " .0.. interprets In an tomb In an endeavor to prove the
'nimit truth of falsity of the story.
,n swift d T PA UK. Ky.. 8et. I.-U
aciom-ilnK but It is me ,, jockey H. Collins was fatally in.
lured here today when his mount.
1 Jilnssom House, stumbled during
7'Z?Zo h rider heavll, CoS
and J'ut llnrtttjan,
'rilate Strnet Sudlc,' beHldo tne
Tl at X" ! t ili...h1.nn uvtm.hnnli- Ill'I'Om-
lunrs crarerian'niint 'reKisUi.s lho voice8 of:whil.s the drama uP to
. the idayers in tense momentw ot degrte of intensity
the. iciion. The Htory Ik that "f ; , pCor-; the runnlnB of the necoml race.
l .1...... i!i..ni UfiilU. " (i i. ..t . i,.. i-m.... ,f .i i-mi.
! phone picture, attraction at Hunt's, whose daimhter rocs into the dives ; riere Ui -MJP I (h ceffect j died en routo to an BvanHlvlle hos
mornintf of .Miss Kunice Parrelt
to -Mr. Klliott Butler of Aleedford. j
Arthur lilies returned .Saturday i
from Heodley, California. J
Lloyd Lamb of ' " 7- l " t i
ily nent Sunday afternoon ut the
ieorfe Lanoo homo on FOotH
creek.
Itoss Miles, Myrtle ChllrlerK and
Delia I'refountain were tho threo
born to her August 28 at the Uea- Mr. and .mi-h. j. a. i'ac:i- imv-j nmi iun.j, imu mn ni-i,
concsH hoMpital, and which whe calls 'moved from their home in Ashland ; Katie Mason und .Mrs. Clarence
i ,,.,..(., i.i,v : In Talent. I Homes.
"My Kreat ambition is to make i Tho Horvicen at u. ...... v.mu... ...... ........ (U1)ils to 8lurt ,0 HChool at
a Kreat athlete of hltn." nb said, ehu.eh urn as usua : ru.may rnuay even.nK nu n u .-. , -
and I know just how I'm win whnl nt !:45 a. m and church at are visitinK ut the I. li. hulli- , vJJmm IJOom.sIuitPr who nus
to ko about H MU be IS Mr liyron Works am. ! visitin, with h;r parent.
iitiriun, i m win- uiiiirii ...... mi p,-- , - I i,.,. l. f. ij.,,.,!,.,. Itiviera lull naiuruiiy iiiurnnii, iur
ther ijik at p. in. n i-.mvn.inj w..v -
the ular prayer meetliiK Thur.sday at afternoon fur San Nyse, talif.
I-atlerson and l.er j , Conner an,, family who - i "''. , uffr.
Miss Pullman said she had not dauKhter, -Mrs. uui re " . "" "'V;". with an abscess in lib. head.
notified tho child's father of thoitainou a n uinnei " , 7 ,,' ., 'r ,iS . n .r J. I). Chllders is haullne toma
birth, and saw no reason for doinB ; '"' ' """L.r.i?. M Cecil i . dv Von,,,.,, and fanillv.
Claudo Jones recently purchased
Yuuiiic peples prayer meet-
ln to train him myself. His father ; Intf at H p. m
is a tall man, and I'm sure in '"'
baby is Koinj? to grow to be slroiiK ; P-
Portland.
Wfllard Shelh-nbarKer Is
quite
Bo. 1 e 1h a Cincinnati uusmeHH.-' " "-"- "- ,.,.,.
" ..,,, Ilouirh and two children of lierke-
TI.,.r W..H an reason for tolllnK ! Th oho lesent bcsldeH
him," .said Miss I'ullman. "It was
the
DKrced the child was to bo en
tirely mine: mine to support and
train as 1 Hee fit.
"I met tho baby's father In Cin
cinnati about two years ao. We
becnine good frlend.s, I loth of us
submitted to physical tesis, and we
seemed well mated. "
MIhs Pullman 1h tho mother of
one son by her marriage lo Kd
ward Smith of Chlcano, from
years aKo.
(
Kuests of honor were: Mrs. Will
Mitchell and ilaunbterH .Maum- ami
Marie, Mrs. Bessie Patterson and
Ves Patterson, all of Ashland. .Mrs.
Kd Jacobs and family. Mrs. Klla
Patterson and Mr. and Mrs.
I'Vrns.
Willie Jacobs received a badly Clarence, Jr., and Mr. -Mat lies par-
toes to Klamath Falls.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clay lilleH and
the iiyron Works place. Mr. Jum !! V,', T, T,
1h re,nodelinK the house and ,h).y ; Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mar-
expect to move to their new noino I , " , , ' ,
soon.
C C. Clemens and family spent
Sunday at Orescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M allies
and two children, Uorotby and
David liirdseyo spent the day
Monday with Kalpu Biles.
ESPEE VALUE 10
LATE PAMPHLET
' The importance of the Southern
Pacific as an orcKon Industry Is
illustrated In a small pamphlet re
ceived nl the local offices, which
ntiites that of a total of 51, -lt,
nts, .Mr. and Mrs. fleot'Be Mnlhes
of Ashland, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. McKliincy at Kort
Jones, Calif.
Clint DunnhiBlon and family of
.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Charley and
family recently returned from a
ve. v i.).,!.H.'.!it. caomiiii; trln. vlslt-
Jackaonvlllo were in Talent Sun- ; , crescent City and other place.;
day cnllliiB on their friends. of iIllorCHi.
Mr. and Mrs. 10. T. Newhry and ; M.. 'rilld' yir!l E, ucker, Mr.
family and their BUests, Mr. and nm, h.s ,...., fucker and chit
Mrs. J. l'rlon of Idaho spent Sun-. M,. ilnU .CI.CJ. enry
day aflernoon at HoKue 101k. anU ..niucn and Viola .Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Sconce Christenscn pi.-niin ut pis, ,ake Sun-
of San Krnnclsco spent the week- (ay Ml. Vril lleniy left
end at the hume of Mrs. Chrislen-iTll(,'s(llj. mnln(t fol'. t ,L-lr- homu
sen's inolhcr, .Mrs. Charles Camp-;,,, ,...iWip.. i,neri:il Valley. Col.
bell in Talent. They left Monday
hurt fliiBer while cranklnB his car
Monday nlKht.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Foster
left for llcnd Monday.
Miss lOdna Wisely of Modford Is
slaylllB at the homo of Mrs. Lillian
Scott during tho school year. Miss
Wisely Is tho fifth and sixth ernde
teacher In the local school.
Mrs. iOlmer Klncald was a busi
ness visitor In Mcilfold Wednesday.
.Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Held and
BrandilaUBhler l.evon left Wednes
day for l'ortland. They arc boIiib
to spend I be winter In I hat clly.
Mr. and Mrs. (IcorKo Itoblson of
Ashland were buosIh at tho John
Itoblson home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank lloldrldBO
and Kslhur and Clarenco and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Heed spent
Monday at Craler Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan llurnctte
havo moved from the apartments after spendiiiB the week-end at his I
at John Itoblson's to a residence , home In Talent, i
west of Talent. ! Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Iteck and
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sankey and idaUBhter I'aullne who recently '.
204 r.8 taxes for Jackson county In two children lTnnces aim c.aie oi i came nere uom i.oiik nencn an.. .
one year the railroad company San Francisco spent Wednesday at have been VIsllhiB at tho K. T.
linld ll'r. D37 Slallstles are tho lllBBlns home. Mrs. Hankey is i Ncwbry home tho past few weeks!
also listed which show that the; a niece of Mrs. IIlBBlns and sho left for Stockton, Calif., Saturday. :
per cent In other counties Is In "i.d not seen nor aiini 101 nemo iney cxpeci 10 locaio ui niocn.ui.
most cases emmlly lnrue. I flvo years,
WaRcs imld lo tho O.SOO nil-
Mr. (leoi-BC Henry Is erectlnB a I
for Denver, Colo., where they will ,,, ,.i,i,. ,, his snnnv slope
spend a few days vIsitliiB with j rm.m wlileh he expects to finish
relatives. inml movu ilo before winter sets
Miss iOsther IIoldrhlBc and Mlss;jn
Nell JIIU spent Friday in Ashland, j Uv (llM)rire Hansen is still tUito
10. C. Cook returned to his ; , ,,, ,,.. llulm, i)ut is lowly re-.
'work ill Klamath Falls Monday , cuvcl.jn.
Ken Maynard
at the Rialto
plnyoH of the Southern Pacific In
thin state .durlim the year lit::?
amounted lo $8.000,0 til. UurliiK
in aveniKO year the company
Bpends approximately ?:i,oou,uuil In
Orepon for Kupplles and nuiterialu,
including rent, taxes and fuel.
: In 1S8, 40 years uko. Southern
Pacific paid $43.HKK In taxes on
Its properly In Oregon as com
pared wilh the present total of
9 1.617,3(1(1. OH. Forty yeai'H iio
there were 474 miles of track in
this Htate, while today there are
more than 1,4 (10 miles, according
to the pamphlet.
Swift's Premium
Wll Known Brand
V.. t nrl n t n mon f ( hu t t li rillu wit IV
its apoctaeu:ar riiUiiR. durpdvyil
uiiiiitH ffilnrf ill Hcnnerv and Hl)lo)e
dren arrived Wednesday evenlnn
The Marsh's will niako an extend
ed visit here.
Mrs. Itose fleer and family ar
In nnother pntio of this paper
Op pea is the ad ot Swift's Premium
liiiniH and bacon, the well known
household brand that Iuih pleased
Bo many people for years pant .
Kvery ham and piece of baeon
bears the name of "Swirl's Prem-
Mrs. M Innle Jueskel and twin
ir. and Mrs. Kormun who live sons irvinir and Everett returned t Htimts. colon ill scenery unii spion
on KiiiKs highway west of Med- j to their homo In Talent Sunday I did acting Is to be expected nt the
ford spent Wednesday afternoon j after spending the mi miner with I Itialto theatre, with "Code of the
at the home of Mis. John Itoblson. ; her mother In Haleui. Mrs. Joeckel i Scarlet," Ken Maynai'd's latest fea
Mr. and Mrs. i'at Marsh and Mr. , is the seventh and eighth grade t lire, opening thero tomorrow. )
and Mrs. Dewey Marsh and chll- teacher in the Talent school. j This picture shows Ken In a new
Miss Slater arrived Sunday from role. He Is Heen as a member or
Sulherlin and Is staying at the ' the Koyal Northwest .Mounted Po
(loeckel home. Miss Slater re- i lice. The action, however, is said
turned wilh Mrs. Minnie Joeckel In mii'iiasM nuvtlliim Ken has ever
rived Wednesday evening from and her sons who spent the sum- I dono before, for both locale and
lied Bluff, Calif., and are vlstiing iner In Salem. Miss slater Is a j theme f the story lend themselves
at tho home of her tnolher, Mrs. j teacher In tho primary department ' to strong dramatic situations.
Works. They expect lo return uf the Talent school. i One of the most noteworthy
home Friday. Hubert Onxter is attending the I things In tho picture Is the marvel-
Mrs. Bell Morris of Stockton and jMedford high school this term. ons .photography nnd wonderful
her daughter. Mrs. Cecil I lough - itobert Is a Junior. '. scenic effects.
and two children of Berkeley, Mix Beatrice Cooney of Yon- Tho story is of the Canndian
i-iihr ni'Hviul ondav from their Iters. '. Y.. nnd Mr. and trs. Dean Vm-thwest. and tells of the efforts
homes and are visiting at Hie homo BuhIi of San Francisco who have and hardships which the troopers I
nf Mrs. Klla Patterson and Mrs.
Will Ferns. They expect to remain i
hero for n week.
The Talent Community club ;
held their regulnr meeting at lho.
club rooms last Wednesday after
noon.
M r.
und their friends from Kliimath
and Mrs. lulow of Ashland .
Falls called at the
Sunday aflernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Polk
Kslos home ;
Martin of
lum" and the list of 42 dealers (Jrants Pass spent Sunday ai ine.
In this tratliiiK area, whose nanu-'l:d Jenkins nonie. 1
appear in ihe ad today, will .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mason and
gladly show you the biand onjson Wayne called on Bill Spitzer,
rerinest apd nuaraiitee the Utiltt.'. , 'who is In the Community hospital
SHOES
For Men, Young Men
and Boys
SELZ SHOES
Dress Shoes Oxfords Brogues
$6.00, $8.00, $10.00
Good Quality Shoes
For Dress Wear
$4.50, $5.00, $5.50
Work Shoes and High Tops
$3.50, $5.00 to $18.50
Boys' Shoes and Oxfords
Campbell Clothing Co.
Men's Wear
On Main Street
Near Front
Liberty Market
" The Home of Good Meats"
Swifts Government Inspected Beef Swift's Best
SATURDAY SPECIALS
SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS
None t'iiu'v
Per pound
34c
PICNIC HAMS
Tho best on tho market
Per ponid
20c
Other Meat Items
CHICKENS RABBITS HENS
PORK BEEF VEAL LAMB
Choice Cut Steaks (Swift's Best)
Fancy Roasts of All Kinds
. Pork Tenderloin
Beef Tenderloin
Brookfield Butter
Cottage Cheese
Phone your order early to be assured of early
delivery
wm
Corner Miiiti & 1 1. .11 v
Plume 16t
Every cook -instantly
understands
why Controlled
Roasting gives
HILLS BROS Coffee
the utmost In flavor
it For the same reason you broil a
steak a few moments on each
side, Hills Bros, use a continuous
'process of roasting coffee a few Y
pounds at a time.
YOU must cook the steak evenly to make it taste right. Coffee
must be roasted evenly every berry-to bring out the perfect
flavor. And that's just what Controlled Roasting does for
Hills Bros. Coffee!
Hills Bros, originated and patented Controlled Roasting,
but the glorious flavor it creates is yours. You'll taste it every
time you make a cup. No wonder Hills Bros. Coffee is the
pride of the West.
Hills Bros, pack their delicious coffee in vacuum. Ask for
it by name and look for the Arab on the can.
Fresh from the original
vacuum pack. Easily
opened with the key.
B.r. tt. & ru. off.
HORSES
AUCTION SALE
Friday, September 14
At Gravlin Feed Barn,
Grants Pass
42 head ol' work horses, all serviceable and(
riii'ut out of harness from the Williams Creek'
job.
All stock purchased by Med ford customers
will be delivered, f. o. b., Medford.
Terms: Cash or Equivalent
Owners: McNUTT BROS., Contractors
Col. J. K. Greer, Auctioneer. ,
REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL
WOOD
ALL KINDS OP DRY WOOD
OAK-LAUREL-FIR
Summer
COAL
Prices
GREEN PINE SLABS
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Tel. 631