Medford mail tribune., September 26, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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P3CGB THF.E1
THOMAS SWEW1
TO CELEBRATE
80TH BIRTHDAY
1
Thomas M. Stiii, known to
h c i r c n of IucjiI residents un
"Diulilv". will (olt'hrnU; his SOth
birthday next Siiturday. fie wan
born In Limit, Ohio, Me pie m her
2!. IX iS. mid llu1 years have taken
no loll from the sprynoHH of his
xU'i. or led wrinkled linos In his
I'lMinlenancc. His life has hern
uiim of Kcntlo philosophy. 1 1 ha-i
been a, resident of this city for
15 years, and usually va!k to
and from his place of buslnes--.
anions hooks and photographs,
and pretty thiriKS.
.Mr. Sworn, who says it docs not
seem like be has' faced the trlaV
and tribulations of life, anil a few
Deinoeralie administrations for S
years, remembers with vivid dis
tinrines. seeing his father east his
ballot for John 1. Kreniont t he
first Republican candidate for the
presidency. Mr. Swein has retain
ed his Republicanism, along with
his good nature, and physical and
mental alertness. He will cast Iim
November ballot for Hoover.
" "The last year I have begun to
feel my years," suld .Mr. swem. "I
.find my boy. Tom, walking awav
from ni". every now and then."
"I will do no special rclfbnitlnu
on my birthday," said .Mr. Sworn
this morning, and will do what 1
have always done work. If 1
am real lucky, 1 will get a cream
pic from .Mis. .lack Kweni." The
cream plus that Mrs. .lack Sworn
ma lies, arc regarded by hhn as
peerless culinary masterpieces
lie Is a football fan of the first
waler. and a lover of baseball,
ami has found time to play in a
busy ami useful lift'.
Reside a host of friends, Mr.
Swem has two sons. John and
Tom, and a married daughter,
Kalherine, residing In Vallfornii.
He haft been married for r.5 yours.
lira. Leslie Wiltshire. Knglish
writer, who received a dec head
gash and minor body injuries yes
terday when she was thrown from
her Rulck roadster as a result of a
collision between her machine and
a Ruick brougham driven by John
Madden of Ventre, Calif., at I-'ifth
and Rartlell yesterday noon, was
reported to be resting easily today
at the Saored Heart hospital. .Mrs.
Wiltshire is attended by Ur. Ins
keep. An estimate on the' damages
done to her roadster which is be
ing repaired at Skinner's (Jarage,
is ji!;teod n.1 about Si'lio.
HELLO......
National Gold Sign Co. Service Car No. 62 will be in
Medford all of this week.
Twenty Year Guaranteed Gold Lettering
See it on
Medford National Bank Jackson County Bank
Jackson County Building & Loan Association
Jackson County Abstract Co.
Medford Chamber of Commerce
and other buildings.
All work guaranteed for twenty years and service
maintained Call
National Gold Sign Co. Jackson Hotel
12
Trade
Opportunity
Your old talking machine is obsolete now
the market for them is limited. We offer you
a special opportunity to trade it in NOW, will
give you 50 more to clean up all old models
in the valley. Act before October 15.
Palmer Music
C. H. Isaac
EXPECT SPARROW
WILL HE-NAMED i
FOR CO. JUDGE
The Republican County Central
' crnniiiittce will meet tomorrow
.afternoon to nominate a county
judge, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of AV. J. Hartzel!,
and it Is expected Alex Sparrow
will he named.
Alt. Sparrow, farmer, and lead-Inu-
candidate. Is reported unde-cidf-d.
whether he will accept or
not, but he has received wide-
; spread encouragement from all
'sources in do so. He called at
the courthouse today to look the
situation over. He say a that farm
1 life appeals to him more than
; politics.
J A petition will also bo presented
,to the central committee, asking
I that County Treasurer A. C.
I Walker bo named for the place.
! It is reported that Mr. Walker
will act-opt, if nominated.
I County Commissioner Victor
jRur.sell and candidate for re-elec-tion
to the position, said .this
morning: "I will not bo a eandi-
date, independent, or othcrwis",
land will throw my personal sup
iport, and all that I can muster
I ftir Alex Sparrow." Mr. ilursell
!sald that he had been urged tc;
jseeji the judicial position, by many
friends.
1 The county Democrats are play
ing a waiting game, in I ho mean
time. 1 r the Republicans noml
nale a candidate thai meets their
approval, they wit Midorse him.
If not, they will pr .lice a candi
date of their own, .110 following
being mentioned for l he job: J
A. I'erry. Mlram l- Meador, W.
ill. Canon, former .Med lord mayor.
! a ml I Jeinocra tic warhen so. Col. 10.
K. Kelly, all uf this city. Jesse
I .Veil of Ashland, and Krank H.
il'piou of the Central Point dis
trict.
The county judgeship is creat
ing even more interest In the
country districts, than in the cities.
I It is necessary for both parlies
I to make nominations before Oeto
1 ber 'f hi order that the uam-'s
j may be piintod on the ballots,
j Friend and supporters of Spar
Irow, however, are bringing strong
i pressure to bear upon hi mto ac
Jeept the judgeship nomination. He
j Is particularly weii fined for the
I position, owing to his long service
I in the army and in the national
park service, where ho learned
j every angle of road work, lie hail
i supervision over most of the pros-.
ent road work in the Crater Lake;
I National park, and his backers j
'hold that ho would bring the same
Uffficienty to the county road work.
! A Bnby 1st Born
i PHILADELPHIA, Ph., Sept. tiii.
(P) Thorn's an eii;ht-pniind baby
ourang-outung at llie 7.00, lite first
I of its kind horn in captivity invthc
I county.
Your old victrola, phonograph or piano on the
new Fall Model Orthophonic Victors Radio
combination latest creations in grand and
upright pianos.
"We Sell Happiness"
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;4 GRANTED U. S.
CITIZENSHIP BY
JUDGE THOMAS
Only four of the original seven
candidates for American citizen
ship wore granted papers at the
hearing held today before Circuit
Judge C. M. Thomas. These four
were: William Henry Fluhror,
Huld Martina Hunger, J. L.
Shaughnessy and Vaelar Kllniek.
The examination was conducted by
Assistant Federal lOxainlner W. W.
' Wiggins of Portland, before an
audience of friends and witnesses
for the candidates.
Mrs. Hugger, who was born in
Kronehberge State. Sweden, asked
ito have her middle name of Mar-
jtlfta, changed to Marlliina, which.
she said was the manner of spell-
)ing thirf name in America. She is
I the sole support of four children,
- her husband having died hero a
few years ago. Her witnesses were
Helen Mace and liertha Lofland,
(residents of Jackson county.
Witnesses for Henry l-'luhror
; wore. George Codding and Fred
jschoffel; for ,1. L. Shaughnessy, of
1 Brick ley, Ontario, A. V. Hard and
i l,arkin J. Grubb of Ashland; and
for Vaelar Klimek. who was born
j in Urosovice, IJohomia, Chaunecy
' I'Morcy and A. C. Hubbard of Mcd
j ford.
I The petition of Theodore Itien.
1 of I'faofl'inger, Germany, was dis-
missed until February, because one
of the witnesses had inn known
I him for the required length of
j time.
; George Slavro Avgeropulos, of
! Patios. Greece, was counseled to
j study further for the examination.
Kdwnrd Walker .limes, another
1 candidate was not present at the
hearing.
j Tile examination was followed
by a few welcoming words by At-
tornoy Hon Newbury, representing
I the American Legion, after which
the new citizens were given a talk
i by Mrs. D'Albini of the JJ. A. It..
who presented each with a small
; American flag and a flag code.
which explains manners of dis
playing it.
BE
j Youthful builders ot this vicinity
will have n chance to test tliotr
: ahillty in tho near fu'tire when ;i
1 model airplane contest sponsored
, by the local airport committee will
j take place with attractive prizes
for winners, it was decided at Inst
night's nioetins of that a roup at the
Chamber of Commerce.
There probably will be two divi
sions, one for youngsters under 2
; years and another for their older
brothers. The planes will be
judged In sereral classes including
flyiii'Jf distance, design and other
points. " Ittilcs and regulations will
he drawn up during the remainder
of (his waok and announced in the
local papers next week.
Other business taken up at the
airport meeting was the drafting of
leconinieiidations on the proposed
new field which will be presented
- to the city council lor Its consid
eration Tuesday nfgjit, October U.
Members of the airport promot
ers' group are Sueley I fall, chalr
mtm: M. N. !Ii:';an, Clyde Kakin,
Pert Thierolf, Ijirry Mann. Kloyd
'Hart, V. C. Dillard. K. C. Gaddis
and J. C. Thompson.
James Crawfor dof Kcno, Nov.
's visiting at the home of hl
daegfiter, Mrs. Uohert Strang.
In
House
W. H. Fluhrer
iASHLAND PARTY
IT. PITT,
STARTING 3 A j,
ASHLAND. Hopt. I'll. (SpochJ.) !
.Miss Grace H. Chamberlain and ;
Miss Kllzaboth Palmer, who reside;
a.t "Hilltop" la tho southeastern,
part of the city, motored to Ores-:
cent City, where they spent the '
week end. ;
Mrs. .1. It. Hubert son, who re- i
sides Just east of town on tho I'a- ,
ciflc highway. Is entertalnini: Mrs.'
A. C. Hart and her daouhter. Miss
KHzaheth Hart, of Malla Walla.
Wash! The ladles will tsa on to
southern California to spend tho
winter. I
Walter Jalo, who has boon em-j
ployed as errand buy at .the Kast .
Side Pharmacy, has none to Heeds-i
port. Ore., to make his homo with
a sister.
Mrs. W. 1. Ilodklnson. who has j
boon a patient at the Comiminlty
hnspital for the past two weeks, i
following a serious operation, has
returned to her home on Church
street today.
Mrs. D. Pcrozzl, president of the
Hobekah assembly of Oregon, left ;
Sunday nluht for Klamath county
to make official visits to tho He-j
bekah lodges of Klamath county, j
TIarry Hosier, whoso dahlia and
triad tola gardens are so renowned
for their magnificent blooms, has
sent a fine !ol of flowers to the
Sacred Heart hospital at Medford.
Mrs. l.arkin Deer and small son
visitors in Grants Pass last week
at the homo of .Mrs. SerlbnoCs
m ot her, .M rs. A . Mel 'aw . ,
Geo. W. Trofron spent the week
end visiting his brother, 1,. V. Trof
ron. near Itutlo Kails.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ahboll and
daughter. Miss Klha, spent Mon
ifay in Medford. where they attend
ed the funeral of Thomas Abbott.
C. 1.). Woods and family have
matte a week end trip to climb Mt.
Pitt. On Sunday they drove to the
(wens lumber camp. 1- miles from
Unite Kalis, and spent tho night
(here with (heir son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. ami Mrs. Korrest
Itoyles. At 3:3u in tho morning
'hey drove as close as posslblo.to
the foot of the mountain. The
isceni was made by tho northwest
ridge and 'they arrived at the hiiiii
mil aL 11:30. The party left the
top at l:ir and reached the car at
tho base at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. J. A'. Miller, who has boon
employed for a time on the Tidings
staff, has been secured to fill tho
position mado vacant by the res
ignation of .Miss Dorothy He.od.
who had boon society editor of (he
1'ldings for sometime until her'i'e
.Gont marriage to JJnrton Kru'lan
of Klamath Kails.
Tho churches of Ashland have
d e s i k n a t e d Kriday evening as
church night for the Southern Ore
gon Normal school students. The
principal congregations of tho town
will hold open house for students
who hnvo announced their church
preference. Kach church will work
out its own plan of entertainment
for the pleasure of its guests.
H. A. Mtnklor of Portland has
been In town attending to busi
noss matters and making a visit to
his mother, Mrs. Carrie M Inkier,
on C street, who has been III for
ioveral days.
Ashland friends have received
annnuiKTont of the marriage of
Chester aldwell McCrackon, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon MeCrack
en of this city, to Miss Ivy Irene
Pureell of KlDorado. Kans. Mr.
McCraekfln Is well known in Ash
land where he attended school.
Later he attended the Oregon Ag
ricultural college and did post
graduate work at the Cnlvcrsity
f Wisconsin. He is employed as
advertising and publicity man for
the Skeely Oil company of KIDo
lado. .Mr. and Mrs. O. K, Carson are in
Ashland to stay for a few weeks
If i look after interests here. They
. have Vteen spending a large part
of the summer a I Me.Mlnnville.
! where Mr. Carson has business
i '-oniiectlons,
! Mrs. II. If. Channel! returned to
Ashland Sunday after two weeks
j in California.
II, K. Walter and Krnest Arthur
I of Corvallls arrived In Ashland
Sunday evening to visit with Mr.
! and Mrs. W. P. Walter.
! Henry I0ndern, George Koss.
; Gerald Weliner and Kred Neil have
; returned from a hunting trip in the
. Sky lake region. They succeeded
' in getting three deer.
Chester Woods returned to Ash-
! land Saturday after ta king his
' brother Mn"etls to Kugone, where
j he will attend the stale univcrtdty.
! Chester loaves soon for Corvallis.
j where he will be a senior at the
St. ito colhL'c.
! C. W. Kortmiller loft on .Satur
day fur Portland to attend buyers'
week. He will be ueeompani"d
home by Mrs. Kortmiller and their
I small son David, who have boon
visiting relatives at Albany.
: Mrs. A. C. Strange underwent
an operatlo nfor goiiro htt Thurs
day in a Portland hospital. Sh'i
is .reported to hi doing Well,
Mrs. i:tla Mathers. Winifred
May, l.avorna Thomas and Mildred
liidoout of Klamath Kails have
'nine to Ashland lo attend the
Southern Oregon Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobortson
mado a week end visit to Crater
iMUf.
I: obert I liil wine ha gone to
Klamath Kail to work for ttt
Standard OH rompany during the
winter.
Mr. Jennie Gilbert, rodent of
Mt. A-hlaiid chapter of the D. A.
. h;is returned from Salem where
file attended the state conference
whi'-h was held at the cupital iiy
at the hull of reprem-iitativei. The
tiit wuunlzytln convened fr the
vlctt ff the preHldem general. Mrs.
Alfred J. Itroffati of Gieenwhh.
I 'on h.
Mrf. Frank ''row-ton on Kllzs
bf.h street is ronvaler cinv from a
, ftever attack of pneumonia.
, ; g- Vaiipei of port l nd, n
former Ashland resident ami
brother of C. II. Vaupd of litis
city, is making a visit to friends
and relatives. ,
Mr. anil Mrs. Chester V oilers,
have purchased the George Urook
miller property on Liberty street.
They are moving from Grants I'ass 1
to occupy their new home.
DUCK SEASON TO
The duck season will open next
Monday. October 1st, and a num
ber of local hunters will Journey
to the Klamath lake districts Sun- (
day for the beginning of the season
.Monday 'morning with the rise
of the sun. Tho cloudy skies today :
gave promise of rain ere the end ;
of tho week. The duck hunlers
are hoping for the over d u e I
eciuinoxal storm, to improve the 1
hunting. Tho wild fowl arc re
ported plentiful. . 1
t
Thirty-five students have so far
signed up for the inter-class do
na to teams, now being organtzeo
by Conch Kalph 1 Sal ley at the
local high school. Kach class will
loot a group of six debaters to
represent them. A series of IS
debates will be held pot ween the
lasses, beginning the first week
in October.
At the end If the inter-class
onlosts, the team to represent the
-rhool In the In tor-scholastic tie-
bates will be chosen. The ques
tion lo be used in the Inler-class
debates will be the :.mo one,
which will be debalt .. between
the various high schools, later in
the year.
The names of Htlidents selected
for the class teams will be an
nounced next week, aootirdlng to
Coach Hailcy.
In the Mall Tribune straw ballot
Herbert Hoover, Hepublioun can
didate, maintains his overwhelm
ing lead in this county, the latest
tabulation showing him to be lead
ing Al Smith, I WW to lit. The
Democratic standard bearer re
ceived no votes since the last tabu
lation, for the first time since Un
contest started.
Two Democrats renounced their
party faith and east a ballot Tor
Hoover, in the last week. It is not
presumed that this straw ballot
reflects the Smith strength In
Ja;;n.in county, for Smith, sup
porters as a whole refuse lo show
their hand, but It does show that
Hoover will carry Jackson county
by a comfortable majority.
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'I'hcy ll:iliH'd $ir.uu In cii.sh an.
anil rliei-M rroin lln- Kiinrlsn ilaii-y.
wliili- iiliout ? 1 r. in Kinall rolns
u-i'ri' taki'ii fro ititlni slililiullili-ifi'
social chili.
of tin- SK'i"! n-niiivi'ii Crnm tin
iltiiry Hafc, aliinil $;illlill vvdh in
'a.ih. nrfii-intM or (he firm Hiiiil.
qtpaw mi i (it mm ! I klPoi I P
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HOOVER IS MINING rrtmotk 1'
YEGGMEN CRACK TWO 'SJgH
. SAFES IN POMDiljgiSfH
lir1 "TiRl
ifji Wo have just unpacked some ffT
wl new lr'-H, loo lovely for words h'I
jJ and too incxju'iiHivc lo overlook.
i rHn l ,n,'m twlay '
I 3 sure to come loiuorr(w. jpM m
Adrienne Steward Ji I
Medford National Bank Bldg. 1
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CITY TICKET IS
0!
Tho city administration ticket
lor the November elect ion was com- i
pletod today when this morning
the petitions tor the candidacies of i
one man In each ward, with the re- '
tiulrod number of signatures, were I
filed in the city roec. dor's office, (
Including the candidacies of two of '
the present councllmeu for ro-eiec- (
Hon. those of P. M. Kershaw for the '
I'Ccoud ward ami Joseph U. Grey
for tho third ward.
The other candluaca1 filed to
day were those of K. M A'Hsoii in j
the first ward lo take th placo of!
A. C. I lubbard. who will not run j
again, and of H, 10. McKlhoso, to
111! the place hi the fourth ward of
J. W. .lacobs, who also will not
seek re-election. A petition for the
ndmiuh'tration candidate for may-;
or. A. . pipes, was lued some
time ago, as were also tho candida
cies for re-election of City Iteeorder
M. U Alford and City Treasurer
Herbert Hevrian.
Only yesterday Lester ,1. Adams
filed his r-indidnev for councilman
in tho third ward, ho ho will run
in opposition to Councilman Grey.
So far there arc two candidates
for mayor, as Karl II. Kohl filed his
candidacy for that office some time
iujo. Thorn have boon minora for
some time past that there may bo
other candidates for mayor, and
possibly for eouncilmen in the va
rious wards, hut r.o f:v no other
petitions have been I'llotl,
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