Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 10, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIn neeordanee fith the federal! Oisti-let forester's regulation pro- j proaehin3 the mlxup in Oregon militated Inst Saturday and which 'among the voters of the slate that became effective today, closing soems to exist in tile national all the federal forests of the presidential campaign," said K. K. stalo. to travel, because of thellKap) Kubli, well known Portland fire hazard, .except on the main '. business man and native son of roadj forest rangers and guards I Jackson county, in the Hotel Med In the Crater National forest have ! fm'tl lobby this forenoon, prior to been busy since Saturday evening j departing for his gold mine about locating persons, who are encamp- six miles out from Oold Hill, for fd In the remote parts of the which visit ho arrived here a day forest, in order to inform them or so ago. of the necessity of moving to1 "It is nstonlshing tlio number of . regularly established, improved i Democrats you run across, or hear ' camps along traveled roads. t from others, who say they arc A number of extra guards are i employed for llii-s work and for post i dk iKnn at tile entrances and road Inti'rm'ctioiis. limrrtu'iiey lmtrol Iiuh been os tubllHhed on account of this rcRii lntion and tho 4.xinUn;x fire hazard, which will l)c maintained until u K-'iierul ruin ocetir.s. i'KNOLKTOX, Ore., Sept. 10. A) ,1. i Jrwih, KUpt'rvi.siir of for osUi for. this district, unnounceil today Unit Hshcrnn'n, hunters and cunipers ylll ho excluded from the timing areas of Umatilla national forest until the fire hazard has been h'Hsi'ned. Ten men have been uddetl to the regular force tu handle the situation. H(H!-;iil'lt(i. Ore., Sept. 10. fP) Knforceir.ent of the order closing the Unipo.ua national for est to campers, fishermen atul, hunters, has been accomplished j niiH'h more easily than had been anticipated by Carl II. NeaU sii- IM-rvlsor. eal said today tha:hlch hi m 0(illioni will not Im? J., ?i" ? 7 ,wer?:lcs8 than .10,000. In one community , ; " """ land. A score or more were turn ed back yesterday at the boun daries. The entire forest is closed, with tho exception of the established ramp at Diamond lake. The roads from Union creek and Beaver Marxh into Diamond lake are HtHl' open to Uavel. s is the liller trail road and the Utile Klvcr road. All ether trails and roads in the - forest, ure closed. E E Whit Rarton and his noted, dunce band are. expected to arrive here tomorrow, from Rewiston. Idaho to fill a special engagement '! lit the fair grounds pavilion Wed nesday night. This popular dance orchestra scored a big hie with th-j music lovers of southern Oregon last spring and local dance-fans .will welcome their return appear ance. The management of th Fair G rounds Pavilion has gone to considerable expense in bring ing this famous danco-band here a iit! are to be commended for their efforts in securing such a high class musical attraction. To the Public: Our attention has been called to the presence of two men going about twon soliciting advertising and cash donations for the ben efit of the new Catholic church now under construction and St. Marys Academy. ' These individuals are unknown to us and not nuthoVized by us in do this work. We waifi lb public against them. Signed: CuIhoiU' Church Rullding Committee. F. W. BLACK, Chairman. 4 . Simultaneous with the coming of the full season will he the open ing of the Kthelwyn R. Hoffman up-to-date women's apparel shop at 41 South Central avenue tomorrow morning, September 11. This event has been looked for ward to for several weeks since Mrs. Hoffman, who. by the way. Is a former Medford resident, first announced that she was planning n shop In this city. Tho interior of the establish ment has been attractively redone in u delightful green and black t-omMnatlon which will furnish n pleaslns background for the lovely apparel. Before coming to Medford fhls fall Mrs. Hoffman has been asso ciated with such well-known firms as Frederick & Nelsons of Seattle. R. Magnln and Livingston's of San Francisco and ott ers. She was also connected with N'ew York buyiiiK firms for the past two years. Assisting In Ihe new shop which will specl.illre In dresses, coats. hats and costume aecesBOrles. will ho M1m HPttv lones. "I am makfim an effort to ad just my price in all rases to meet with the approval of alt cuHtomers In Medtord and this vicinity. Mm. Hoffman taid today in speaMnK o her whop. KAP KUBL! SAKS "1 never before say anything ap- sow.-; to vote for Hoover, and the number of. Republicans, the name way, who say they aro KoIiik to vote for Smith," ho continued, "and anyone who can dopo aut the real Munition in this regard is a wiz ard." The comments oT Kap Bubli, who of courao is a Hoover advocate, aro interentiiiK in view of his state wide prominence as a leading; Re publican, who prior to lN2.'t served a .number, of terms as member of the slato . legislature- and who In 1X911 was speaker of the house He is also a Republican candidate for the legislature at the com ins full election, from Portland About tho mlxup in the way of deserting po- litlcal parties, he was speaking mainly of the situation in Portland and certain parts of western Ore Eon. Although tlis mixup exists anions quite a larse element of a .t ........ said Mr. Kubli think that Hoover will carry Ore- I i-mi ltv II Hilliwtiilillnl mo inrlv the wet and dry question iullu ences voters; in another community the religious question overshadows all else, and so it sees. Take your choice In do pins R out. And in Portland, as 1 get It, the majority jof the wots, Jewish and noKro vot ers seem to be for Smith. HIl Ifllkll liac nnt mill- - hifi Min hi aoi.jnn- nineafl f.om 1)neumonia Iiere last Ju,y (,m.in,? which hig ,fe um , the balance for dny8i !mt. ,g iH better health than before that sl k- j ness, when he weighed 170 pounds, land now weighs 130 pounds. He j plans to remain a week at the mine, from which he has made a number of profitable' cleanups. In vestigating a now promising ledge struck there recently, and in mak ing; plans for its further develop ment and equipment. The Kubli mine Is already one of the best equipped mines In the state, and will -bo about perfect in that re-sard when a new tramway Is installed, possibly this winter. The mine hud a close cull from having its above-ground buildings, machin ery and Improvements being wiped out by the forest fire of a month ago In the Gold Hill section, but thanks to extra work and precau tious taken by t lie Jorost service during this fire, the mine exterior escaped all fire damage beyond the loss of some of its surrounding timber. Daily Meteorological Report September 10, 1928 Fore 'lists At ed ford and Vicinity: Fair to night und .Tuesday. Mild temper ature. V Oregon: Somewhat unsettled to night and Tuesday: probably show ers In northwest portion. Mild temperature and rising humidity. -9 cn LOCAL DATA 3 f Tempera I it re ( ilegs. .. Higlit;st (last )X hrs.) 7S Lowest (last 'l hrs.) 1ST i: Jtol. Humidity (Pet.) 20 y.2 Priei)ltatlon (inches) .00 .00 State of weather Char Clear Lowest temperature- this morn ing 40 degrees. Total iH'ccipitHtiun Mlnco Sep tember 1, IflilX, .00 inclicH. Sunset toduy. 13 : 30 p. in. 'Sum-is-p Tuesday, a. m. Sunset Tuesday. G:2S p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time linker City (ili iliHtnarrk i4 Knife tili Denver 7S Dea Moines NX Fresno v Helena 48 Los AnKeles 12 Mnmhfleld 70 Phoenix 100 I'ortlund - Hed Illuff S4 ItoselmrK 74 Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy ltatn Clear Cloudy CO 40 70 Clouds Cloudy Clear 4R Pt.Cloudy clear 4 2 Clear fio Clear 02 Pt.Cloudy 47 Clear 4X Clear 42 Clear So Clear Cloudy I Salt I,ake City.. 6; 'San Francisco.. 50 Santa Ke 70 Heattle till Spokane 7 2 Walla Walla .... 7S Winnipeg W. DICK. M teorol..Kll. -4- Oil b-Rv l idnbl. TCLS.V Okla..- Hem. 10. Federal .TwIkp K. K. Kennamer today upheld the action of Albert ft. Kail, former nocretarv of the interior, in lea.-ln-z Qunpaw Indian haflds near I'lr her, okl-. ' the! : K-airle-Pieher Lead runniuny. Th court entered ltn decree for the iomany and dlmit-ed the bill of cor"plaint, asking that certain mining leases lj cancelled. Clarified ndvertlnln (;etj retiltfi. If CITY S? i P i Little Shepherd of fas 7, i by s&wt ' ffcharef 3at-the)sne$s- as Jic;$ jn'fcal life td a$ hc,t appears in ''The Ljttlc 5hcpkctd of ftihgdont Gowe' Remember "Tol'abb- David V" As performed by Richard Jlnr thelmess, this character is one of the outstanding screen figures of the past decade, and has gone down In motion picture history as one of the finest characterizations of all time. Richard ltartlielmess lias a very ! similar role in "The Little Nhep- 1 herd of Kingdom Come." "This Is ; dom Come" has won- universal the pielurlzation of John Kox Jr.'s, j praise from critics and gives pro roinantic store of the Kentucky I mlse of being one of the outsland mountains. ! Ing pictures of the year. 3 LOCAL PEOPLE BY CRASH Tlirfin iiPi-unus nil nf Morlfnvil sustained painful minor injuries yesterday afternoon as the result of an auto crash on the Asland-1 Klamath (Falls lighway 2' "miles i from AHhlmiri wIimi e:irs drivon bv 1 IS. Y. Smith of Klamath Falls and j Vol lie Squire of this city, collided, causing the Squire machine to roll j off the road down a short grade. ! Mrs. Miles Fallin of 1021 -Court j street won badly bruised and cut and was probably the most seri ously injured. Krnest Squire and Gordon Duffield were also biased and, in addition, sustained bad burns and cuts on the face ar.d ', body from sulphuric acid which leaked from the storage battery. Smith, according to State Traffic; Sergeant C. P. Talentv nUompted ' to pass two slow movlrv; cars on ; a curve without sul'Hcient clear-i mice. The Squire car was. coming) in an opposite direction, making it j Impossible for Smith to regain x-i sidB of the roud. Tho two in a- j chines collided and tho local car . was forced down the grade, (timing i completely over on Its way down. ! Smith was arrested and will ap-1 pear in the Ashland justice uou.'t tomorrow on a charge of passing! on a curve. The three injured per-1 sons were brought to tho Ashland J hospital, but were released last evenng. An auto crush this morning at. 0:30 on the Pacific highway near the Jackson Hot Springs resulted J in the arrest of M. P. Murphy of San Francisco on a charge of pars ing another car with insufficient clearaiice. He is blamed for a crash between his own machine and oni driven by .1. K. Kolilcr n Ashland, who was en route to Med ford with a load of peaches. Xo one was injured and the damage In either car was held to a minimum. I Murphy, also arrested by OI'H-1 cor Talent, will have a hcfirfu--; to morrow : in the. Ashland justice court. JOSEPHINE FAiR llorjirf; I'nruntuunt J.;ifUy I'.'illn. Kox Iironiley, oncrKcHt; (.'iinuini inun for tin- (.'opera ncwn riT'l, ha.M l-ejcn I'liKlihiM" around tlio ffiir grounds for tlio pa.st fuw rl:ir, looking fur ovoiUh to record. .Ah a rrault uf thoHo arlfvltli-H. thi-re iM a Kood rcconl of tin Ioso)hinc fair on the Copeo film. Horace h;w taken pictures of Sotir ddiiffli CJulcli. horso and whippet races, exhibits nnd the other Um luifH. He nay.'; that these will hf. finished no they cfn le Khown next week ot the Jackson county f a i r ' ' to r h o w how they do K oVer here.' ' i The films will he hrotifcht to OrantH Vtisa for exhibition u hoii ns possible. Uranto Pusr Courier, Vitaphone Film Hunt's Craterian "Caught In the Fon." a vita phone picture. ?tnrrinjj May Mc Avoy. is now playiiift at Hunt's Craterian. -Th all-star enut inrliifh-n Mack Swain. CharlpR Ci-rrard. liuth Ch'-rrineton. I ml I Chautard and Huu'h Herbert. The action taken place, aboard a fogbound and nbandoned houtc- heat off tho Florida roiml. and ha to do with the hllarloun and myMtei Pmm rj-u-st of llil' V and copyn for a utrine of parln. Vita phone ypura th" already swift ac tion to a hurricane of laughter being tiKeK, symphonic aciorn panltnent. and for vnicen nf t)ie players. In hith numientH of the Kingdom Come llarlhelmess Is seen in the role ing the past week. Stimulated by j a resident of Ashland, of "Chad," the fourteen-year old 'the recent tournaments between ; Homer Hillings and son. Frank, boy who has amazing experiences I the Ashland men and players from returned to Ashland Friday even d tiring his youth. ' ) the neigh boring towns, and also. ing. after spending a vacation at Molly O'Day. the charming by. the recent course of lessons of- I the hake of the Woods, young actress, plays opposite .1 iur- fered by Air, William Selkirk, wo-! Mr. and Mrs. Henry ;. Knders Richness. The east includes Dorris Daw son,- David Torrenee. Nelson Mc Dowell, and many others "The Uttle Shepherd of King- : action. I , " "uu , ;,, ' ;tl,e fa.uous ine My old ; ! (v M i.i in.. ....v. i'i''h ... . . C. 1 icl its in i.eorge inue star fur the past ' ' " Rincoln school, will not be able ' "B..r" P . n i i , ?L tn .il bC " lIUty W,,en W:1,0ul 0!WIM C,,:irI , aT- , v1Wr. AJ;,io of U,is we,'k ,n m'(0m,t uf ilIm' "K . 1 v 'ntnt:-VU ? fithnt tUxi"ln lu'r at i'n.Dner. Ore- . Dc.-irn." and "Rala Pa Rooza." j Clyde Cook, featured comedian "tnr is seen and heard in the com-; etl HKt?lt 11 J'UCK 1,1 'ut- , Tll "t'dlar comedian of the screen adds to bis lustre .by his Vitaphmie performance. M ' II rawlwil Jlr II ' muc" at "ome "ere as " 11 H you'vb waited YEARS ; '.. i IMjS his balance were sev- T0 SEE m0K IN AN0TH" ' ' bAflraiT 1 eral thousands and m ER "TOL'ABLE rDAVID" ' I , , I I S I role and. y V , , MBil 1 1 wehope some day it 1 i ! ,,No.w.Yon Bave It r 1 1. . . Ill 1 MOLLY O'DAY g I 1 ra in John Fox Jr. 'u Great Novel 111 The Jackson County Bank ; b Eg ' ' ! . . M'SjaS I I i;s-:adlismed ih ' I I j I 0 T &&t Ctt J lil II . Medvoud, Oregon f ll 1 BiSSH llriliiIii MMH Commercial "Saving -Safe Deposit 0 M ' JL ' WliMllliR I BDIII1A!. ItlSIIRVI! SVSTBM ijj i Kindosii COHis ili i reichstein and deuel i 111 J itT4rr.ir i H -The Same Lovable Barefoot Boy KHH Eii II II W aim ia. v vww. ns : u ' t ftsa i mm i u muri El m BUT A GREATER STORY OF 1 II III AUU wwu" WS. . mm I Si UAK-LAUKtL-riK h J1 C2 f X?iW Short " ,h"' ou-llrri"9 "a" ' jMw Vll,J-J f. IKS v- KSfS c . drrm. of th. Kentucky 1:30. 3:15, 7-9 WgM JC- Amr o"rU:", hh... a by. flreat Admi..,on fM GREEN PINE SLABS ll I r M ''9nt 10 be man- Mats. 10-25 t'f-'r; L 4m U,'e Ev"'1035 im : MEDFORD FUEL CO. f Pi -SSgESJi !j Tel. 631 ' TO CLOSE FRIDAY:; J Mrs. K. (1. Swcdenburg of Ash- ' land, will leave soon for Seattle, i AKHLAN'l), Sept. 10. Ashland Washington, where they will at 'business men and school author!-, tend the University of Washington tit-s will join their efforts with lu,ll,f' lho ',Iir , ,, p . , , . Mr. and Mrs. Will M. Hodge and those of Hu- county fair board M(.s JmlKtcs innUu.r, .. V. to make next Kriday an outstand- num. drove to .Mai in in Klamath ' ing day In this year's fair pro-; county on Sunday to visit with gram, llnsiness will be suspended Mrs. Dodge's brother, Mr. John 'on Kriday' afternoon and schools Hunt and family. will be dismissed to give every! Harrison Ilaight and family of Ashland resident an opportunity! Oakland. California, are visiting to sec the splendid exhibits that for a lime at the home of Mr are promised at the county fair, llaight's sister, Mrs. Clinton Uuu- Friday will be designated as Ash-igbman on East Main street. land day. The idea Is not to ere- O. M. Franklin has returned : ale a holiday for every man. wo- from I'orUand and other northern man. and child in Ashland, but to, points, where he has. been taking .make a fair, day, which will- open treatments for his health and also ; the eyes of every southern Oregon aUendlm: to business matters, i resklent to the wonderful reHoiiiee.s Mrs. Mildred Howers of Oakland, and possibilities of this remarkable California, who has been visiting I section. with friends about Ashland, has i Ashland women have been ex- returned to her home in Oakland. I hibiting some rather fine irolf duv-l Mm. Rowers was for many years -men players of Ashland have been ! on tlje course every day for tin- past week. A. "button" tourna-; ment ended in honors for .Mrs. Fred Homes, who made the nine-. hole course in (1. Other women who competed in the first tourna- ment were Mrs. (;. M. tlreen. Wlrs. ' O. Winter. Mrs. Km 11 Pell. Mrs. I.ouis Dodge, .Mrs. Hal MeXalr. j and Mrs. Hubert Rent ley. Now. ! recording to rules of the button tournament, any woman has the right to challenge Mrs. Homes jwiiinn the next month. Orants In the fifth and sivth lmvuI. ( KUUi Avuere sue nas been spending her vacation. Miss Doris Applegato left this week to leach school at Applcgate " V Air. and Mrs. C.eorge Roso and daughter. Virginia, have arrived in Ashland from Crescent lake, where they reside. They will visit! :al the home of Mr. and .Mrs. II. j S. San ford on Allison street. .Miss1 Virginia will remain In Ashland with her Ki'and-parenis iand will the Ashland high school. Krncsline Hicks, daughter K. Hicks on North Main street, is spending three imnitliM in Oklahoma, where she is vlslt im; relatives. .Misses lienevit've and KU-aimr L.. I.,l I I,t...- ..f Ml" entertained at dinmir , Ihe North Main street home recently, A d-lieioiiH dinner was served to .Mrs. I'.elie Sehwein and her two daughters. Wanda and Rosalind, and .lack Fnders. Mrs. Shifter and her two ehil- dren roturned on Saturday ' from Oakland. Calif' nla, where they have spent a teatlon, MAR YSVIIXR. Represeivta tlves of eight peach organizations met here and issued a warning to growers not to accept less than ton for their peaches. The ting tvas called on discovery some growers had received ,.i.,.i - .. -n i,t,.i, i.i imUsts said, mean a loss of a mll- il llIllf Io"rs U Sl,,U'r- Vuba. and southern Untie county KlWers. Speakers said the packer ( had recalled the Sl'O checks, ; ing he had made a mistake. say i gjlKi. O. K. S..' Wednesday jlllf j I ' VfTi evoniiiK at' :00. Ilatllejl I II I i M. Allien. Secy. 17L"'I III I I I COPCO PREFERRED STOCK is recommended for your consideration When INVESTING the proceeds of Liberty Bonds called in by the Gov ernment on September 15, 1928 The facilities of our Investment JK'lJiU'tment are offered in help ing1 you to turn in these bonds and collect the money due on them. 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