Medford mail tribune., October 30, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

rmr:ooNT, Tuesday, October so, law.
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E GOLF VOTE QUESTION CLUB SECRETARY
CHAMPION IT; CLUB WOMEN; BANQUET TONIGHT
Sid Posile, local Karape my
elinic nrresu'd yesurduy for the
poKsey.sion of four uallons of moon
ijo's uliUht actiVti y dI fVr, i Imlctl
t'udy, 7a years old, hus finally bul
lied hl.t hole-in -one. After years
f effort, he scored an ae at the
Oak I'ark t'ountry club ami it cum a
m .no thirteenth hole, H5 yards
from ihe toe.
Entire Family Kilted
SKWAKO la.. 'Oct. l,Ti
TIvp persons rompriin an entile
fa m ily were killed l oda y v. he n
Tho drawing for the, quMifylnK
round of tho Unue Valley Coif
club championship resulted us fol
lows: Championship flight:
11. i'rliiK) vs. II. liofiotiherff.
li. V. .SehefiVl vs. a Sidney
Smith. q W
J. 1). Ruf-ivs. Tom Emmens.
Bt Orr VhW.. 1. Wlleox.
(5. M. HoherU vs. JI. A. :irx.
D. O. Tyreo vs. Domild "(.'lail:.
V. It. lieckman vs. R. U. Ham.
mond.
T. W. Miles vs. C. J. Thomson.
ConsoluUo nflight:
W. F. fliddle vs. Bob Sleeter.
J. . Thompson vs. Karl S. Tumy
Val Fischer vs. Vernon Vawier.
11. 1. Sanderson vs. Stanley
Smith.
II. J'utton vs. Charles Strang.
Ward Heeney vs. Fred VVeks.
J. Mcl'herson vs. Jjr. ?W. b V.
Kresso.
" C. J. Semon vs. Dr. J. J. Km
mens. iQ t round matches must be
played on or before Sunday, Nov.
4th, and the pairings thereafter
will be " posted on tho bulletin
boHrd at the golf course. The
mutches are all played without
handicaps and nil members are
: warned that failure to piny on or
before' specified dates will result
In default.
"I'm tlmrou
Oronun." said
m- lov with
Kmlly
Vlty vote?" wns tho Hllhj'-W of
la!l:, illsiufslons. anil ontortnln- ulil, executive Mcretiiry oC thol
mt-r.t Natures at inn Creator Mi national federation of business;
ford club mopiina hiM yoster.laj i""'1 lrof...lon:il wumi-ns club f;
Ol IOUr KailUIl! Ol , ...- viu nnuu .......
sliine, was this aftornoon sentenced uieir amomomio wus struct; uy nn
to '30 davs in the county Jnll and ; express iiatiSoiiKor traitt of the
fined 2"0. 1'ostlo was arrested Pennsylvania railroad cant of here.
i. i'i,ief Pnliee Mei'redte. who A sixth, the driver of the machine.
Kneu-; , ,,,.. . ,,.,,,.,. Pn,.i was critically Itlitired.
lUUlltl wti- iiiuunniiiu' .. - "
in tho business section. , m:,(,,..1sXi.w Illlki0(fTre bttil.l-
Thonias P.ealty IV., l eal estate, j hi. COi"nletel Novini-
niternoon at no e, .. ( , - w " ,.! thlnu of value. I'nlm Hlock, corner
seherfen'r''" '' ' ' of ho X.e : Main and Kront. upsta.rs. If
Piousness and humor of 0. -'If? r$i.JJXZ,
Fred Mortensen in an exiuoiwwi
the greatest national ta'11 were
alternately stressed thrtO;hout the
Mirlted meetlniwhieh proved to
be one of the iOnt intisting of
tho year so far. V
0lph P. t'owgili. local sports
man. nresr d tho affirmative is
sues of th? four water and fii-li
hills which will appear upon the
ballot at the coming general elec-1
tion. Mrs. Uose ScheffJIn gave a
brief talk on tho Importance of
casting a vote, and Mrs. M. J.
Xorrls supplemented her talk with
one calling attention to the main
issues of the nQ.onal campaign.
Mrs. Percy P.ray presented nn
original humorous skit entitled
"How to Vol and1 Who to 'Vote
For." She was followed by Mrs.
lioyal Rebb. who contributed two
delightful vocal solos. 't
MASONIC DANCE
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
IGHTl
The third of the fall and winter
series of tho MasoM Dancing club
parties will be heuM'hursday night
at the Masonic ballroom on Kast
Main street, wltlv music furnished
by the Hrondway orchestra.
The dance will be open only to
Masons, Kastern Star and De Mo
lay members nnd their invited
Tuesday. Oct. :tfl
p.-nr. tn firir. n. m. Address. !
' JC. Mr, . CIA ti Mr. il Til- 4
4 lnme news and markets.
4 0:30 to 7 p. m. Coast Dls-
piny dv. Co.
4 8 to 9 p. m. Snider Dairy. 4
9 to 10 p. in. Calif. Ore.
4- Power Co.
Wedm'sdiiy. Oct. Si
I 10 to II
! 4 Store.
in.-
guests. Dnnolng will begin nt 9 11 t0 11:30 a,
o'clock in the evening and light iJnKery.
refreshments will be served during! 11:30 to 12 a.
the course of tho nartv. I " Garage.
Special convocation
Crater hake Chapter No.
32, li. A. M Tuesday
Qttobcr 30th. Dinner at
S?J0 p. nw Work in P.
m. nnd M.Qf:. M. degrees.
lly ordcWf u. p.
F. NICHOT, Sery.
Qf
to
1:30 p.
-.Mann's Dept.
m. Dock's &i
m. Mark's
-Vcity
AM" ' i
"ateh. will be iirVsented!
nio rcKitlnr mcQiiK of
In iRIUItlon
in
wrestlinB
tonight a
tho I. O. Ctf lodite.
to the exliinlllon match. Tommy j
Ityan will also work out, as well
as Mortenscn's two youn children, j
who are rapidly learning the wrest-t
line art.
lluy coast and dresse;Qmorrow
at the M. M. Department Store.
Double S. & H. ureen stumps. 221'
The Dixie club will be enter
tained by Mrs. C. C. Murray audi
Mrs. Georite I'aSiode at the home1
of Mi s. Porter Neff. Carc.ll! Court j
apartments, Saturday afternoon at (
'0. o'clock. More man iu or, me;
rTiembers aro expected tb nttend.
l'iro early Monday morninKe
stroyed a larRo barn filled Wlh
hay on tho Ed linrron Keene creek
mountain ranch. The blaze was,
discovered by residents on the j
liulllnKton ranch nenrby, who saw I
two men leaving the bnrn a short!
time before the blaze was discov
ered. Deputy fchei'i.'f tleortio In
low has ttono to make an invesll
Kallon or the case. Two seasons
hop crop was stored In tho barn
and Mr. linrron was pltimilnK to
soon start feedlnjr cattle and sheep
at tho place. No insurance was
9 fried on the structure. AshlntUl
dlntts.
CJeanlHK K- Dyeing. ' :
! 12:30 tiQ-W!0 p. m. ISklio &
Kindle. V O .
C:0n to 0:15 p. m. Address. 4t;
6:15 to 0:30 p. m. Medfind
Mail Tribune news and
4 markets.
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4 1 4 4 4 4 4
Are JJoti
Keaay
When ijour
Children
Cry for it
BABY has little upsets at times.
All your care cannot prevent .;.
them. But you can be prepared. (!
Then you can do what any ex
perienced nurse would do what
most physicians would tell you to
dogive a few drops ot piatn
Castoria. No sooner done than
Baby is soothed; relief is a mat
ter of moments. Yet you have
cased your child without use of a
single doubtful drug; Castoria is a
vetitable product. So it's safe to
use as often as an infant lias any
little pain you cannot pat away.
And it's always ready for the
cruder nanes of colic, or consti
pation, or diarrhea which must be
checked without, delay. Twenty
five million bfttles were bought
iiQt year.
MISS EMTLY KNEUBUHL
Kxccutivo secretary, Rational
Federation, Business anil IWfcf.
ional Woniea'i Clubs, KowJork
City.
her honor by the local business
and profeasional fVmen's club
or this city, nrtledbat she cast
her nbsent' voters ballot in this
stale last Friday, when she stop
ped over in Kuffone.
That the nvcrnce business wo
man has a (jreater oiiportunity
for cMision Q hero than she
has in tho cast, is one of tho
observations the Eastern woman
has made upon this tour.
"The .western womnn has ad
vanced beyond her sister in the
east . in two respects: . business
ownership, and running- fur pub
lic office. The pioneer instinct
of the western woman has as
serted itself ;ng thesoOw" es
to a marked eleKree." she said.
Miss Kneubuhl will speak to
night on the "I'ower of liritan
ized Wonihood. " She will leave
in the mornlnfr for Ornnts 1'nss
where a banquet will be held In
her honor. A number ot local
womcQ will escort her to the
northein city. 3 '
EAGLESREADY FOR
SLIPPERU11LCH
Preparations are coinpleto for
the Kacles' Slippery Gulch at the
Xatalorium next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday and the fun will bc-
irin Thursday eveninjr at 7 o clock.
Tho Riilch Is n throw-back to "Days
of M!i," and will include roulette
wheels, faro tables, poker, spear
wheels and a country storo. It
will be similar to Happy Canyon
at Pendleton nnd will also Include
a dance, for which the Dynue
Brother will furnish the music.
Fun money will be the current
exchange.
Daily Mekoroloil Bftffrt
Tuesday. October 80
Forecasts
Medforil nnd vicinity: Cloudy
tonight nnd Wednesday, with oc
casional tain. Moderate tempera
ture. Oregon: Cloudy In east portion,
unsettled with tain in west por
tion tonlKht niid Wednesday. Mod
erate' temperature.
Local Data.
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Temperature (I)c's.).. 52 40
HlKheut (last 12 lira.) 0-1 C2
LoiVest (Last 12 hrs.) -ill -10
Kel. humidity (I'd.).. fl7 !7
Precipitation (In.) HI .01
State of weather Cloudy Clear
ATTllEERfAKOMVN
ORTHEGIIMMER
TWILIGHT
GOLDEN WEST
IS ALWAYS
GLORIOUSLY GOOD
Goldet&IWest
FAT CASH
FAY LESS ,
HO BILLS
DISTRESS
i y B IHSTFTUTION- M
llENNEYlO.
A KELFFUC
STORE,
FAY LESS,
GET MOW
ConsereJ from every angle Style, Fabric,
Sjjvice and Low Price every one of our Men's
andyoung Men's Overcoats stands for Suprene e
Value. Drop In and judge for yourself.
Variety of Iodels
Distinctive Piftterns
Novelty cW eaves
Overplaids
Thru and thru and plaid baclcbvercoatingf in
shades of tan, gray, brown and blue,
O
fee I
i NOW
Reduce Taxes0
at othe Ballot Box
I
. Wc can O'l agi'cc that a reduction of the
tax burdens in Jackson county is a thing to be
desired. "When the money taken from the peo
ple by taxation reached a certain point, pro
gress'and development is halted.
When it can be si own that a county of-'
ficial has conducted his office, or any departQ
ment of it, in such a manner that it is self
sustaining, and that the citizens' property doe
not have to lie levied npon to support it, that
official should be retained in office. This is
common sense; this is good business, and wc
are speaking to you as business men.
' In the last three years and ten months
the district attorney's office has given us pro
hibition law enforcement without costing the
taxpayers of Jackson County one dollar. .As
taxpayers ad business men" we arc advocating
the re-election of Xewlon 0. Chancy.
o TAX PAYERS. COMMITTEE.
Paid Advertisement
Sunset today, M;S il hi.
f-Qrise WednesdayfJ: 13 a. in.
Sunset Wednesday, 6:01 p. m.
Obcervation8 Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
5
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Maker City 02
Hismurck 12
llolse OS
Denver 14
Oes Moines.
rYesno 70
Helena 18
Los AnEcles 08
Marshfleld , 08
I'hoenlx ,.. !I0
Portland 58
Ked Bluff 02
KoseburK 00
Lake Lake City Ct
San Francisco .. 00
Santa Fe n8
Seattle 50
Spokane 02
Walln Wnlla 04
WrinnlpeB
40
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no
44 QV1
14
32
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38
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no
60
42
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62
32
60
60
44
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Hain
Cloudy
Cloar
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Ha In
Cloudv
9i'iiKly
loudy
L. W. UICK, Meteorologist.
Ye Letter Box
Mrs. Grieve CorrcolH.
To the Kdltor:
Thoro was an erQ- made In
copylnff my lettei to tho Belter
Oovernment Longuo In which It
if Htuted that Judye ThomftB had
told the grand Jurors that he
1 had plven Chancy until 2 o'cloi-k
on that day to plend guilty;
this statement vQ mntliy the
."jperiM proHecutoib, who li.d oeen
In iHiiltntlon with' J u d r e
ThonW, and I wih to correct
iho error.
KATIE M. GRIEVE.
Open IjMtn to II. L. Com well
To the Editor:
Home tlmo bko when Mr. Corn
well soUcltlnff my nupport
j In li Wfmpafgn for the county
i school superintendence, he told
I me that the. leading educators
: of the county were ' endorsing
j and Huppdrtiiiff hit candldayH
1 Since theHO people are In a pol
tlon to know one's qualification)
; for this Important office. thlH
naturally Impressed mo very
intieh,
I I hnvp v.alted now for omo
time nnd have learned ntwolutely
nothing to corroborate this state
ment. In fact It seems that thero
nro fjufHtlonH as to his compo-
, teny In both jiosltlons he has
held In the short space of three
years in the county, and I find
i that he Is not even employed
thin year.
j X desire In this letter to nsk
I Mr. Cornwall to name the laad
fnir educators such ns superin
tendents, principals, and Normal
school people of tho county who
wero here durlntc tho time ho
1 tauirht fn this county, and who
nre endorsing end supporting his
' camKducy.
i R. E. KEALOLV.
! Central Point, Ore.
PLAYING
The CHnQx of a Great
Anniversary Month
An Intensely hiitnan drama
woven arouncO the'order
gangs that harased Tne na
tion at the close of the Civil
War.
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Good
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The Most Desirable Home
the Valley
Sites
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AN EXCLUSIVE SUBURB
An nh investment, these tracts nre Hie best in Southern Oregon for their v'nluo
is not only nn excellent, oq now but it will inerease nstouiidiiiply eiieh yenr
liereafter. The iiroperty, within one fourth-mile ol! the city limits and five
minutes from the center of town over splentliil ronds, combing every ndvnn
tajic of both pity and country. One has n beautiful view of Jit. McLaughlin
and the Sisltiyous. The soil is fine. There is a wid choice of lots, some with
n variety of fruiiOotiiers in nll'ulfa. One acre or more forms a tract. Tour
home is here. O
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Gets Aco at Lnst.
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A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing service
Tune in on "KMED" at o'clock
The California Oregon Power Company
Presents
DICK POSEY
o "The Poet of the Rogue River Valley"
In a racial broadenst featuring: two
Ann" and "Jfollinc "Water."
of his best efforts "Eoxy
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