Medford mail tribune., October 27, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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3P5GE TWO
Iocaland
Personal
.Int-kson county voters who wish
Kamnle lliolH mny obtain them ui
the luuuty rliTk'n office, where u
Inice u)ily in now on hund. The
hallols will probably be distributed
shortly before the election. Novem
ber 6, unioni: the 53 eotinty pre
cinctH. The reculur ballots nre now
belnu prepared by cmployen ut the
office und will probably be dis
tributed shortly after the distri
bution or uanoi uux'H. iiuu
belim prepnrea yesieruay nun i
Dance. Cold HIM tonlirlit. -MS
An attendance lit 14 was present
yesterday at the meetlni; of Q
Central Point branch'of the .luck
yon County Health association, with
Miss Jean Hesley, slate health edu
cational director, the main speaker.
MIkb Besley was accompanied to
the mcctlnn by Mrs. Lyda k'lnn,
county nurse.
' Klneald's ' dance, Hold Hill to
niliht. -lk
A bounty warrant Issued at
the county clerk's office today to
Andrew Krakes. of Jacksonville for
tho. killing of a bobcat.
You'll bo Interested In Pitt View
Acres. See Wnrnock Shelly'ii nd
on pane 2.
Jack Tungato of Ml. Pitt and
Mtv. Alice Cumniini: of liutte
KiiU'O'e'e ""'or"' ",c business vis
itors in Medford today.
See Wnrnock Shclly's uil on
this paBel
Bill'
A deleuatlon of eluht women und
possibly more Is expected from
Cold Hlil at the meet Tuesday even
ing of the Ituslness and Profes
nlonal Women's club In .Medford.
when Kmlly Kneubuhl of New York
City, national secretary of the Fed
eration of Business and Profession
' nl Women, will be the main speak
er. DeleKntlons will also be pres
ent from Klamath Falls. Ashland
iiikI ClrnnlH Pass.
M'jiiday chicken dinner at Amy's
TMnco. Jacksonville. i Hi
Local merchants nre attain warn
ed by the police department to
watch for attempts to pass bad
checks. One attempt was reported
yivsterdaywhen a woman, nttempt
luif to pass such a check, ran from
the store when clerks heuan to
iiunttinn the validity of the check.
I'rlco cuts llttlo tee in huylnu
frtllt trees: H'h quality. Austin.
S3 Portland Ave. -'-3
The first wnlnutH of the season
were In slock today at the public
market from the Phoenix section,
where the walnut crop this year Is
reported to be lighter than usual.
Todliy'H market Has well slocked
with bunch vCKutnbleB and the
usual line of home crown produce
and enjoyed a ttood pationaKe. A
meat booth will bo open Hex' Sat
urday and will have home-butchered
and cut meats on sale.
Peur Irees, l!lu; Q'Tench roots,
li Hd tied: nothlnu better. .1. f.
llarniiH Nursery. Tell 010-Y. liOOIf
Miss llolen Fletcher of Cllants
Pass In apendlnlt the week end as
) th, hogw Ktiest of Air. and Mrs.
William Olson and Miss Ksliior Ol
son nt their home near Medford.
Dance. Oold Hill tonlKht. U 1 8
The oxtromo damter In the two
, Dunne hills wiih emphasUed by
!i "Pop" (lutes of Medford and a
member of thn statu hlahway com
mission, before the ICIwnnls club
yesterday at their renuliir weekly
inootlne. PolntlnB out that the
pasKiiKi' of theso Initiated measures
vouhl deprlvo Oreiton of millions
of doliarv of revenue each year
for the construction of new roads
anil the maintenance of roads al
ready constructed. Mr. dates gave
' Interostlr.ir flBuroa ahowinir the ex
act losses In many different In
i.innces. Ashland TldlhKS.
Klnenld'd dance, Gold Hill to
nlirlit. "I am anxlotiH to return to the
cool climate of south? Oi'OKon
and am becomlnB tired of the Tex
as heat." .-.mle Mrs. Newton C
Chancy In n letter received here
yesterday. Mrs. Chaney has been
Ylnltlnit friends In K.nnls nnd other
Texas points for the past month,
and Is expected to arrive In Med
ford next week. She attended the
national convention of the Ameri
can Lcttlon and Auxiliary nt San
Antonio early this month.
IteBtilnr dance. Oold Hill toniiiht.
L'lK
Mrs. P. 1.. KIiib arrived In Med
ford yesterdny afternoon from Oak
land. Cal.. to visit friends and rela
tives for several days while, en
rnuto to Portland. '
You'll be Interested In 1'llt View
Acres. See Wnrnock Shelly's ad
on pnBe H. 2 111
HuslncKX conditions In southern
California are not us prosperous its
they mlubl be, ncecrulnB to tlor
don Stout, who returned Tliurs-
, day from a sojourn of two months
In California, and old Mexico. He
reported unemployment to be 11
serious problem In l.os Anneles nnd
empty Btore bulldlnKs to be located
In the heart of the business dis
trict. Ituslness Is ulsn slack In aur-
ntlndlnir cities nnd ho said work
was scarce In Mexico. However,
he painted a picture of prosperity
In nnd around San Francisco.
, whWB A Ivravy hulldtiiK prosram Is
hi'tnu ciuti'oiI on.
Sti-ntltlfill I'llt VImv hnmoHlloa.
ftfo Wnrnock A Shelly's nd r.n pit. 2. not nuii-h rhntiKe tn tt'miiomtiire.
.' 2 1 I ni't'onllnit lo thn forerun! of thin
C. riny fllllllnnd nnd JuiIki Trucy innrnlm.-.
l.lookfr k'tt ypNUM-diiy for theli-J We niv now ortnlpppd with now
homo In Lob AiiKelrB, followlnn hpv- iooIh nnd muohlnrry to tnko fnrp
nrnl c!h:;ii npi-nt In Jiukcon nnd of your rnr nociln. I'ntknrd Sfiv
Klnmiuh roimilra huntinK dnrkM. loi. I'hnno p. - riosiv
While here they vlHltcd t'hnrloH 1"i- j mr-rhnnir. tf
Lnrn, who In tho fiithir-ln-littv of j Klni'iild'a dnnco, flold lllll tn.
Mr. Gillllnnd. JuiIbo llockw In nlnlKht. 1S
formi'r I'nltod 8title nllnrncy-Ron-1 Ailnrnry nnd Mrs. R ,t. Nrn-ninn
onil, hnvliift m'rvod under rroMldent
Wllllnm 11, Tuft.
Rundny chlrken dinner nt Amy'K
' rinre, JnekMonvllle, ll!i
Mr. nnd lr. William Johnnton
left ynterdny for ihelt homo In
Chlco, ("nl., fdllowln- a vIkII In
Medford of wveral week with Mr.
nnd Mi's. Wlllimu Kminders. ,.lo rent. Ihone A!t.V. t'?2
J,ook for the mmd. Ak your Kxirn cood ttiildwin nnple. 60e
ptroeer for Mnld o' (tweet t'renm per ho ut rinnnclp I'iii'IiIiik t'o.
bolter.' Cinintu !" t'renmery. , xf
tti. Anion .MiKee of the AppleKllle
Ionk tor tho moid. Ank yonr di.tiii t wn n hiinlnem vlxllor In
uroeer for Mold ' Hweet Orenm the piiy ihln mnrnliiK.
Sutler.' Clrunl. J'niw frenmery. HvRiiliir dnneii, (iold lllll ton',-
. '. 8-3 .... I1S
Here on a perloiiicul visit, Wil- Guests from a distance reuister- Ouesla from ("Hllfornlu rricuapr.
I Zoeller. radio' and furniture spec-1 ed ut Medford hotels Im-lutle Max i ed ut Medford hotels include i).
I.ialty man for the Marshall-Wels 1 Htalei ,ind A. W. Saia of I'hicaKo. i H. Cout h of iledondo Ueach. C. J.
company of Pnl'ilaiitl. is spending Lloyd I'". Haley. I Meyer of New Sabine of I.ob Aniselcs. J. II. Ulef
' yeveral days in Medford visiting his ! Vork t'ity, A. Ohlsen of Rock . enderfer of Sacramento und Mr.
i two daUBhlers who lire iittemlillit Spl ines. Wyo., T. K. Uuhl of OKden. ' and Mrs. J. K. Brady. .Mr. and Mis.
school here. Mr. Zoeller covers u;
territory which Includes all of west-1
ern OrcKon south of I'ortland, audi
stops in Medford on an average of
once a month. '
Kxtra Rood Ilaldwln apples. .10c!
1-cr box at llinnacle ackInK Co. i
If J
Or. 1C. KlrchKessner, who spent;.
the past summer in California, has
returned to his home in the 'frail :
district and will now probably '
Irnuko southern Oregon bin permit
lieni i esiueii' e. jus. ivirriiiifhHiini
11, .1...
at proKPiit h in 1'ulo Aim, Cal., but '
Ih expected to nri ive nere w until .
the next two weeks.
Dance, CI. .id Hill 'Qilcllt
21K
Itex Lnmpman. who is a former I
local resident and at one time con-
. ..... .
necic-u w un toe tioni run it. i
.,. "i
''3 T, lonl- llcnch
nnile maeavune III 1.0111, l.intn,
Cal., as a special writer. Mr. Lamp
man's mother at the present time
Is resi.liiiB In Central Point.
yosterduy by the rlty to Ct. XV. lEob-
ertn for the, construction of a hotiHC
and Htnre on Hecond Hti-eot, ut ft ;
cost of $fi00. '
Hf-aiitlful I'itt View honu'HtiOH.
Sec Wnrnock Hhelly'H ad on PK. 2,
2 1 !l
When tilven a preliminary heur
Iiik In the Ooid lllll jiiKtlce court
yt'Mterday on a moonHhlnc hC til kh
HCHslon charge, A KlnK, Fred and
lCnicMt Adams and It. (lood wero
ench bound over to tho Ki-und Jury
ut bull of $10uo each. The tpiar
tet wuh arretted near "i"Id 11111 ly
the Hherlff'H offlco ThPrtiduy nnd
are churged with the potweHHlnn of
a fiO-ixullon Htfll nnl 50 kuIIouh of
mush.
Heo Wnrnock & Kh.!lIy'K ad on
thlH pnno! liTJ
Jam oh A. Power wuh in Medford
today en route from Jouk Ileach,
Cal,, to CottaKC ( ) rove, where he
expects to beKn dutlCB Monday on
the. CottuKG tlrovo Hentlnel in the.
printing department.
Ilryunt'H Hadlo Shop. Kxperl
Hei'vicinK und rcpnlrliiK. 1'honn
i:mi;. ri K. nth Ht. 22?.
Vacant (HvnltliiKM In AKhlund nre
very rare, acooidlnK to 1.. A. itoh
erta, Ashland JiiMtlce of the pence,
who was In Medford today attend
ing to hUHluesH mat tern. lie Indi
cated the only h mines vacant are
unrentable nhackH and said that
the count ruction of new buildiiiKS
wuh prnnrerislntf rapidly, 1 much of
which he believed wn due to the
re-eHtabllHhn1Snt of the Homhern
OreK,,n Normal achool, brlnKliiK In ,
Peach, aprtcol, pltiQ, walnut
t roes ; any t rce 2 5c ; I chk i n larK"
numbers; J. C .Pitrnos Nursery.
Phono ino.y. 200tf
Mance. (Jol(I f I 11 tonight. 21S
Temporary atito licenses were is
suod at tho sheriff's office today
to If, Ifl. McCormlck of Medford,
Paul Held of AsjJJand and Jchhc
Ulchnrdson of Central Point,
'Old-tlm masquerade dnnci AV.
O. V. hall .Saturday night. 218
Ui'KUtar dance, Oold Hilt tonluhl.
218
, A hnrd fought wresiliuH- match
was won by Hailor Jack Wood of
this city at Koedsport Thursday
evenlnu: when ho met Hrute Dennis
In a two out of throe fall match.
Wood wrestles only oeciHionally to
keep In condition nnd may iweth'
In Medford onco or twice this win
ter during the scries of wrestling
smokera bo plans to stage. lie
presents the last boxing smoker of
tho season next Prlday night nt the
Armory, according present plant.
All kinds of nursery stock; nut,
fruit nnd shade trees. Quality
stock. O. "V. Austin, .IS Portland
Ave. j 223
Hemstitching, host mending,
pleating und button making, Han
dicraft Hhnp. Phono 702. J I3tf
Alan Itracklnreed has returned
from San Francisco, where- he was
called by the illness of his mother,
who has recovered. It was incor-
reetly slated that .Mr. Iirneklnreed
had been railed south by tho death
of his mother.
tlrnn;o dance, Knle I'olnt, Sat.
nlRht. Kverybody welcome. 218
Klnenld a dance. Clold Hill tn
nlKhl. ; Bis
Odd Fellows from Klamath. Jo
sephine and .laeltsnn cntintfes are
expected to gather in a Iiii'ko crowd
at Ashland tonight to witnesa a'
cer.emonlal of the A. M. O, S. sanc
torum by I he flrnnts I'ass team.
, ii" vmu.i in av
PrtvnoH arc oliwlhlp to trun.sfHr inla
tho Munctomm, which naM MIhiIhc(v.H
Iho ftlUHcovito hranch. A lmmi't '
will he nerved by tho miMnhors of
lloko liPhcltah loilKo, for which a
ohartfn of 4 cciiIh p(r pinto will
In made.
Holler Hknlo at tho Modfnr'l
Armory Kkatlnc Kink. 220
Kxtra ood Ilaldwln apnlcH, Rite
tier box at I'lnnurlc IMcUIdk N.
, tf
Whilo part , cloudy wmher pre
vailed horo today with much Hnn
Hhlnc, wom ralnlttt; at I'nrtluml.
KoNchuiK and other parlM of west
ern OreKon, and It wi cloudy at
MarshfleUI .aceordinn to tho daily
- .wenther report. However, cloudy
wiiiher Is foi-oriiNt for tonight nnil
suniln;., wlih occuflonnl inlnw, nnil
left Mil mornlnir for Sim FrnnoUt'o
lo nltond thr wpridlnir of their
(IfitiKht.r Dorothy, which will Ink.
plnre Krliiny. Iluth Newnui.n, Ilen
ny Xcwninn nnd llurold Uplrhriit-tn
will Irave Wpdnpilay nbtn for the
coi-pimnfr.
llallnwr'en rout nmc-s for chlldi-pn
MEDFORD MAIL
I'lali, and Mrs. James .Mctlarish of
Victoria. II. '.
llciiistllchliii;. hoax m e n d 1 n K '
oleulltiK und button making. Han-
dlcrnft Shop. 1'hone "02. 1 !3tf ;
Dresmaker and dealgifeV, Mrs. j
violet Katon, phono 1026-H; resi-
Uenee 1022-W-O. ' 2I'J'
It. V. Price of Portlnud. Reneral
mnnalter of the Crater National
Park company, who returned yes-
terday from a visit at the park
since last Thursday
left for home ;
-..!..
iouuj .
C. K. Goff writes nil kinds of in-
Hurunce. nee mm. i eiepnoiif i--.
lOffjice, till Hast Main.
IKStf !
Dance. Cold Hill tonluht. IMX
'"-ne Hampton inrane, Kine.i :
Presenteu a concert,
here Tiiesclnv nlirhl. will leave this!
- "
'e will visit friends before eon-
... .
nulling on to .New 1 ors. Airs.
Thraue will take the boat from I
Xew Orleans to New York belli-r
u feature offering of the Southern i
I.nnlt fnr tin. miiirt Alr vour
Brocer for Moid o' Sweet Cream
butter. Grants Pass Creamery.
223
llcKiilar dance. Oold Hill tonlKht. "no- l"OK
21l,'"ce '' e aHt nBht Ashland .
Nearly a ton of Bi apes Is ,..; when t.'haney s car was struck by ;
duced by a slnKle vino on thph. i "n aHven.y James McDonald of ,
place, accordliitt to Mr. and Mrs. j "7" e' "ash McDonald asum-l
Oeol Be WalKiunntl, livlnir on ,h J ed all responsiuuity which occurred
Murphy road. Th huj;( vine co"
erH a lut'Ke trHlis and Ih declared
to be more than 40 yeai'H old.
Granti 1iiks CUurler,
Oreon Kire Itellcf Association of
Mc.Mlnnvillo, Ore. C. U Cioff, Ant..
41! lOust Main St. Tel. ISStf
Cherry trees, 2.re; finest ever
Krown in state. J. C. Jtnrncs Xur
sory. Phone 0J0-V. 200tf
Hloven out of tho Htitto enrs ren-
istcred here yesterday with the lo
cat state traffic bureau in
Chamber of Commerce building.
Vmu iitinnni'f li nVt .nnneilu T rtntt
aa they last, 10! apiece. JennlnK
,..!
Loan Office, (i H. Kront.
. ICincald'H dance, Oold
1 1. 9" to-
niKht. 21H
A. W. 1 taker, ri'preHenla t Ivc of
the I.'nlon Pacific, left for KiiKcm
this morulnK after HpeudltiK a few
days here on company buslneH-s.
Pearh, apricot, phim, w n I n u t
(recs; any tree 2Uv; ch in larwe
n u m hers. J . (. I ta rnes N u rsery.
Phono li 10-Y. 200if
I 'ea r t ref, 2 no ; French roots,
budded; nothlnu better. J. C.
Parnes Nursery. Tel. 010-Y. 2tf
Included amonK 'be OrcKonians
registered nt Medford hotels are
If. I), and Vlrsinla Hoc and I-. I.
,lm.IloBtv r,f j.;Kene, nnd the fi
lowlng from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. S H, Thompson. (. Webb,
1.op Sullivan, F. O. lto.ss. It. XV.
Price, Mr. and Mrn. Fletcher Linn,
it, C. Dean, C. H. Harris, Mrs.
H. Vanlorns, Lulu May Hunter It.
A. Shallhorn, I. II. Roth, A. O.
Conley, Mrs. C. W. WUIInms and
C, W. OlKon.
Homo mending, runners removed
and 'snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. JMOtf
Let nn'0-rlte your fire insurance.
Carl V. Tcngwald. Hotel Holland.
Phone lf
Mrs. Rl Iza hot h Pa rk s a nd M rs.
R. Puck motored Inlo Medford thin
morning to spend the week end
'vlth Miss Klin. Parks, an employe
of Hubbard Pros.
Hemstitching, hose m e n d t n g,
plea'lng and button making. -Handicraft
Shop. Phone 702. laStf
Dance. Oold lllll tonight. 218
'Oregon Out-0'-Doors,,J a new
ma.yanlne "devotetl to the upbuild
ing of Oregon' outdoor and nnt
ural resources." Is Just off the press
with its Initial number. "Our Ore
gon." the lenQng article by Hen
Hur Knmpman, points out tUi
scope of 'ho new publication whlni
Is dedlciVfed to the upbuilding of
Oregon. The edition enrrles a num
ber of lnteiQalng HlosQatlons.
Knlsnminlng S2.50 per room: also
painting nnd papering. 220 Apple
St. Phone 1-Ht-h. 228
Jersey Hints and rircwes made to
,meUHUro nt the Knshlon Hhop. -124
Medford Hltlc . 1 STtf
Mrs. C. It. McKee, II. ih Alter and
r. y. Tolln of Klamath Falls are
visitors In Medfonl who arrived
yesterday. '
Klncald's dance, fluid Hill fn
niKht. SIS
Pencil, apricot, plum, w a I it u I
treos.;- any tree 2ru-.; lesa In larue
numbers. .1. f. It.') rues Nursery,
I'linno H10-Y, 2ll.ltf
.Mia Sam linker of Crania Pass
Mh()piM.,i and trunKoiUed lniHimM in
th( city tndny ' '
nunco at Fro.! O. Kollcy'B hull
,lnffU0 Jivor Kai; nlKht llrondway
orcheHtra. (lood lunch. 217
A statewide campaiKU amonR j
Methodist churches of Oreuon to
raise 3 5,T00 hi two ear for the
Wesley hoHpllal in Mai'Hhfleld has;
hoen approved hy the Oregon con-j
fercnee of tho Methodist Rplscopnl '
church, . i
1'herry trees, 2'tc: finest ever j
prown In stale. .?. ('. llarnes Nur- i
siM-y. Phone 1M0-V. :Mtntf:
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l''Olt HUNT
HnllHO lit 2 S.
Oratie St.. close lo Mtlln St. Knr
nlHhed or unfiirnlNlied. Phono
fM or 47. Will 11. Wilson. 2i0
VOn 8AI.K 100 hend MoHnrtewps,
30 hpnd Btock cows, l-yenr-old
luroe Jerspy honr. Phone 1S-K-I
2. Ashlnnd. K .11. llnrrnn. Sl!
KOlt 8AI.K Hy owner. 1 5 npreH of
rreok bottom soil, undpr Irrlun
tlnn. (Iporup Jackson, Phoenix.
aisif
VOtt NAM-: l-Vpih milk row.
rlnn stanclirf, I'hopnlx.
Mn-
KOIt SA1.K 150 TohorilKhhred
llarrpd I'lymnuth Hock puIIpIb.
Wlllet ntrnln. i ensooiihlp. Ifijn
X. Illvel-sldo. Phone 8JT..M. 321
FOK ItKN'T Concrelo bultrilnfr,
30x4r, snttnhle for slore or rii
I'niio. Phono 6KH-.I. 2l0
Kou RKT S-room furnished
house, phone iM-ll, ai'o
KOlt ii K N'T S-room furnlha
npt., Ri-ound floor. mo.; liKht.
nnd WHler furnished. 131 W,
2nd. Ask it! ;l 3 1 . 2IHif
KOtl !M-;T - Ijirue froni room,
close In; bol nnd ruhl water ami
Bhuwer, lit) 8o, Kir Mt, . 3;u
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
It. H. Williams, .Mr. und Mrs. !..
A. fowles, John HartriilKe of San
r'ranclsco.
Thnmti Jleally f'o., real estate,
nisurance ami small loans. on any-
thlmt of value. Palm lllock, corner
11,111 Kront. upstairs. tf
f Woodi-fc.-. traveling freight
airenl of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas lines, left for San Francisco
last night, expectlne to return to
his home in Seattle within a few
duy.
. .
tu'umr Uiinre, (join J-ltll lonly Ut.
,.- .
tt. H. IfcNalr and-Mr.
-.r
Andy .MeCaillim of Ashland were
( .Medford visitors today for several
hom.
ilie.
vihi ,, .
l,,ue Mission Bra pes now
,Three cents n nnund. J. A tfnnkp
,"' ' Jacksonville, ad-
to n nir C ancv orrhard. tf
-
A 225-pound deer was baKBed in
lL Jonn iuj cuumry a wcck iiko (
bf ,T- S' Keenf' f .MuThy, Jose-;
pliine county. .
Hose mendlnff, runners removed 1
"lna"","BH wo. aea oacK
Handi
craft Siiop. . 21(itf
A minor auto collision which In- i
a ,... . v. .. ..... . .
when McOonaliVuttemptod to avoid
hitting another machine. I
cherry treen, 2v, finest ever!
Ki-nu-n in oiuin i c v.... ',
sery. Phoife D10-V. 2o0tf
Oel a thrill out of dancing Learn
the Varsity Drajr.- Humid Teen.
Frisco and other ballroom dances
now belnif enjoyed down south.
Kve Menson Dancing Academy.
, ; 218
A back parlor . of Hotel Holland'
lnowaH tho scene of a brief marriage
J ceremony uniting Miss Ejamo. Mn-
' M"n IVIOHSl rlHril';IM K, IJOlll
McCloud, this nrfon, Judfe
(Menn O. Taylor performed tho
;''" . , - .
ii ik huom news ior nance lovers
to know that the shufl'lo.walk and
pumphanule mirvement In ballroom !a
danrimr Is raiddly becoming a tiling il"
of the past. 21 H j
. John Phipps of the'RoKue Ulver I
district Hpent tnls morning In the
city on business.
J. .1. Skinner wns anions the
.Medford business visitors in C! rants
Pass yesterday, as waa also Dr.
R.K. Iteddy, who Is Kpendir.r sev
eral ilays thete-. -
OranKc dance. -Knplu Point, Rat.
niKbt. Kvoryuody welcome. 21S
o ,
Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trltiuiio-VlrKtn Station
Jt JJ t J ' J i ije J
' Sunday. Oct. US
fc Moi-nllijr service from llnptist
- church by Perl l'iiiioi-n I
e Home, Kvonino- service by
Valley ltadlo I'hurcll.
.Monday Oct. lill . ,
40
UI to lO'.ao a. ni.--Anterlenn )
Laundry.
lll::lo tn 11 a. 111. I'antorlum
e, Dye 'orks. ' ,5.
11 to 11:311 a., ill. Medford
WeldliiK. Kender & ltadia-
. tor Works. ' ' 4.
V 11:30 to 12 a. 111. The Hoot-'
I cry.
12 to 12:30 a, tn. Adrleune
Hteward. h
12:30 to l:3n p. in. Lewis
Super Service Station. 4
li.-o-r. In 11: is p. ni, Address,
Victor litirsell.
v U : t r. to 11:311 p. . in. M mlford S
.Mall Tribune. , -
S to K:3II p. m. I'orler l.um-
e her t.'o. . t
R:3(l to 11 11. in. s. O. nas Co.
4. - 4, "iMitors. Messrs. , RosenbiirK and
44.4.444l4.lj,44,4.4 4.! Sanders, hold over the coming
, 4. jeleetlon and .the kershaw candl-
rociullle l.'iO.UOO venoer plant 'dacy Is for the place now held
will be established here. . 'by R. P. Bennett.,
Pitt.
There is not another subdivision in Southern Oregon
that can compare with PITT VIEW ACRES as a real
estate investment. ,,.
BUT :.--yu
Once you see the magnificent natural advantages of
this subdivision you will want to build and live there.
HOMESITES
1, 3 AND 5 ACRES $750 TO SI 800
Five Years to Pay
Warnock & Shelley
44 North Riverside
OREOOY. SATURDAY,
WEATHER PERFECT 1. AND IS: GCSS URGE
AT GRATER LAKE
PRICE DECLARES
!!. Wi VrU-e of Portland, Kn-
-
ral mnuaKcr und vi preatdont i
of the Crater National Park com-
puny returned to the vlty lam
pvf mni rroiii iin insiippiion vihil
'
u lhp ui-' t ui )tni k Kinc"
Inst Thursday, -and spent much,
, ,,.,,.. ,,. lh ,.,,. ...
dopartinr. for l'ortlanit.
The weather is simply benut-
iful at the park, with Qie nicest
kind of weather preQiline there
a.t.l fc. ir.ttil. !LlKnn,'a nf tnnw
Mr. Price stated today, which con-
aiilnn loirethee- wlih the fuel
the Crater , ljike highway is I"
excellent condition, win inuuee
many Medford and valley pco
nle
tn visit the lake tomorrow. :
1 t ,
WELL FDR BOUT;
Although, still - iiawppH. away.
tickets for the biiriiioker
DiK-smoKer n'Xt;,ii-p and set
Friday nlfrht nt the armory. r?tt-
, uriff eno O'C.rady,- southern
OreKon champion of Ashland, j
j "Knlnst IJobby Verhon. J'oi-tland j
I fiKnt'r IM' eiortPl to be well-..
injf. iasi. ine crown ur -"jtalk. then he played three pieces
bout is expected to be one of fm. H(l on njri harmonica. AVe
the lai-Kcst of the season andi.i Pnjnyed having . thom-vlnit the
will ,be aitracted by the pos- j school.
slbilfty of O'Orady'R defeat, an
Vernon In Portland : during the
past three weeks has won three
strainbt knockouts . in special
events. He is the same build
as o'Crady and has the same
reach.
Obituary
HAZIOLH !.( 1 ( i "Word waa re -ecived
this , morninff- by H. K.
.Marsh, that Arthur 1 lazcb-itrfi;, a
former well-known local re.idnr. !
passed away today at Oakland, Cal. '
after n short illness, ileart failure '
was given as the cause of death,
j The funeral services will be held ,
I In this city Monday at 2 p. m.f the
body arriving tomorrow morniiig.
j Mr, I t.'izolriggQvtis 45 years nf
age at the time of tils death. He j
lived in this city for ten years,
, moving to Oakland, Calif., about ;
, five years ago. He was a member;
i of the Klks lodge,-' and was well j
i known. He is survived by two !
brothers: living in Oakland, two j
J sisters, Mrs. II. K. MclOlbose and !
Airs. II. IC. Marsli, hiniother, Mrs. j
j .Mary I liizelrlKjy of thin city, Mrs.
Arthur I laaclriKif of Portland, Ore-I
lion, elbe -Mves and a wide
j circle of ,-lends. .' 4 JLdH
. .
j A- ' """
' lcturt' w" ''e Riven In the
1 A. '. chapel on .lackson street.'
j Sunday, October lis, 11 o'clock,;
I which, every church member in!
Medford should hear. ,1. A. Or-
; chard or l.os Ani?elcs, lntcrnation-j
ally known siiealter, .will speak on
the subject, "character mtihlini; by
1 An Kmpirc. Kour Horses and Their
Kidcrs of the Apocolypse."'
Allnlslcrs of other churches aro
Invited.
According to annoulu'ement this
afternoon, a petition has been
filed carryinir .the candidacy of
I. M. Kershaw, as a director
of the Medford 'irrigation dis-
ulrlel. Two of the present u-
'v A WW ss
View AcresA Sparkling Panorama
Of Real Estate Values
OCTOBER 27, 192.
IN BEELE HOUSE
MT. PITT DISTRICT
.MT. PITT, Ore'J Oct.'' SI.-'.
'
(Hnecial) -Mr. unci Mih. "Doc"
(Jow have nioveil into the 'Chrl'"
Heelc lioun " I
m n t
"U4 .uw. iiiincj puinivy
nil(i mother .Et. Joint liadei
were up on business this week.' j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urown
of Kanle Point were Monday eve-
,.,.. visitors with .Mr. and Mrs. 1
1Ioy Stanley.
i .'.'.. K,,in'i.. h been out to
..... t j.h i
,s ,,0.r.
1. c...i..i . n......
" ' .-... -mn-i k 1
dore. lso delivered their beef this
week.
School Xotcfl
( ny , Ueulah Hereylord, pupil)
Tnesdny at noon we were mir-
prisef! to have a miniber of vis
itors come to our school. They
were Miss Hesley . M Iss Coolidee,
! n i Mover and Uohert Hehren-
uost. Miss liesiey. from Portland
came to talk in the teaehem
about child health. Miss Cool
idne came from Ahlund '- Nor
mal to talk to the children on
health and cleanliness and Mi.js
(Mover our comity nurne.
from
Mod ford camo to weiuh the chfl-
sample of
the
Robert Schoenpost from YUed-
flird .hiQt Hcho.Q came to et
UH interested rn the harmonica
imnrt, Jle Bnf. Uh auvery wood
xotice.
My wife, (llndys, hiivinj; left my
bed and board. I Qjll not. be re-
Kponsilile for any debts contracted
1 H2S. M. II. Simons.
1 13
Thes.e Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Dine Tomorrow
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.
'The Food' Is Better'b
At the Medford
ROOF LEAK?
CALL
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Qur roofing expert will call and give you suggestions and
estimates on costs. No obligations. ' We sell the famous '
Johns-Manville Roofings
ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES
Phone 12G2
CITIZENS TO VOTE
l.ticvl .member", of the American
jl.i Bion are ui'Binc all their friends
and acouaintanc.es to net out and
1 vole on November fith. This is a
duty that every loyal citizen of
A'uerlca ,hollln no, nccject as
PlccticmK come but onte In four
y(.nrs and t wouJ'i pfpm'that ovry
,eal AmiM ic.-in nhould b willing
to Kive tne r.-w minmex m ie m--
t on .-u u i.i.-ii mr u.iii".
I,
tzcni sillily of the hallo before vo-
urf .by .,hem,"??" '
'.' ' 1 " !
"ton is a pari UI u,e n.u.o,,-,. ...
l"'UKmm 01 '"""n'l5
j sponsored hy thin patriotic .orBani-.
! witlon. I
- .....
state:
THEATRE
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10c
Show Changes Dally
TODAY
'RANSOM",
Featuring LOIS WILSON
Also Eighth Episode of
"Mark of the Frog"
Are You an
Artist?
We know that it takes
j more than sincerity to
I rvfrwas friaf fif
! mAK e ClOtlieS Ul&l Til
l and Wear honestly..
It; taks ARTISTIC
skill, experience, fine
material, and extra
care of details. All
this with an instinct
for Smart Styles and
very reasonable prices
has given us our repu
tation. p Suits Made for You
:$35f to $55
Your Inspection
' Invited
UPSTAIRS
NOTE THESE
ADVANTAGES
- II.
Only 5 Minutes from Medford.
' -
One minute from stores and
churches, grade and high
schools.
On Pacifio Highway.
Best soil in the valley.
Every City Convenience.
(llendale Contract let for con
struction of $ l :i,uuo t new city sjgll
and lire station.
lvlem Two-story administra
tion building will be erected at
lielcret memorial park near here.
i
It's Your Last Chance
TONIGHT
To SEE and HEAR
FfoiytMMdOi-LaJisStOna
ct-Pawmount Picture,
Look!
TOMORROW
ONE DAY ONLY
Fanclpn
and
Marco's
Elaborate Stage
PresentationQ- '
1 -1
Artists 1
Idea'
featuring '
ART HADLEY
ttnd the
' ROMEROS
THE McCUNE .
SISTERS
FLORENCE FORMAN
BABE MORRIS
f
STEPIN FETCHIT
-
A Host of the Stage's
Finest Talent
also
FEATURE PICTURE
-Continuous Shows
1:30 to 11 P. M.
You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet
SEE AND HEAR
i SIX, BIG DAYS ' ' :
Q Starts"
MONDAY 0c$rr
HUNT'S
CRATER IAN
it!
mm
wondcopui.
1 Flooh '
i j Vou will Ret more E'l
(&m& lileitaure out of dun- f'-A
jlf 'hen you put- IJfJ
I- J ronlse this wonderful
3 J ballroom. The mil- 1? I
IL sio' stirroumllnKs anil R'jl
nj floor are nil tlmt yim Hfl
"Dance for Youth"
M Walker's I 1
'Fl Pavilion JM