Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti it; E FACE SIX ROTARY HEARS SUPPORT PLEA I DISH FOR, On BOilSSUEi Need For! SrEDFOITO ITKTL TTtrBWE, RfEDFORD, QREfiOV, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, IQift Housecleaning For God, Tonight Christian Church Details I.lfo contlnuim to lie Q Joy with tlio sportsmen of the valtoy, and now that the 192S deer aeason la n 'Ilieillorv Hllil Ilia lihpiiMiiiit nmlA1 Piro Pnninmont Anrl Maui (mall hhntlni? rphh, emit, innmr."'' ll V k14Ulllvill nnu ihii " - The Monday night service of the i ,,Vi'Q'-lltlc mectliiKa at the Chriu ' tiaiiThui'Lh wan full of enthusiumii. . e.iieiiully the t,utte Hervk-e eon- ducted hy 1, K, Allllurd, In which Die nudleneo took a jmimlncnl linrt. There wero alHO Hjieclnl num ben hy the men's Qiuiirtct and ! the mixed quartet. A featuro of he 1ALENI GRANGE TO 'HAND STAMP TABOO By P0ST0FF1CE ON MAIL CIRCULARS TAI.K.VT, O.W, Oct. 80. (Hl.ec- ' " ial.) Tlio Talent Oranue No 6!)!) i X loneer can merchants and I will hold a hiff meeting Thuraday, other advertisers sending out cir- November lnt, 8 p. m. Ted Hee- ' culms and other advertisiiiB mat !man nnd .Mia. Hnnk. with their Iter In built In the malls use a row at Hlllltlliwii. the nevt mnt-tiititr Uoll rnnU.i;. I Jlall'iurates a new vailulv nf eunin ! WlthVno ubjett, ' Trifles at the noil uviioti uitiun lll-,r ,1Hm lu ,,, fl8,liMK an( dut.k j Cross," the pastor., Caiman 11. inon.n I k.., if o-t-- seasons huvc a long time yet to I ''. delivered a very, Instructive oui aiioc uurvci 11 riuicu- K0. I 'S. the opciieason fur hear j hunting opens Thursday morning fin Josephine and Jackson counties. meetings Is tho song service 1 "euree team on Eagle I'olnt. an hour each eveniiiK, I "e '"ero to confer tho third leaders. with lUTereut ' son tion More Adequate. to last only a month. In accnril ante with the state law passed to proterUtlio hears in Crater Nation- ! al iiarlff Hear hunting Is a some what strenuous exorcise, as John S. Orth, who hail a scrntehiiif; bee Willi linn nf llln ttrnln txll.n .. equip- I ,,, I. ,. . ..... ' inent and the construction of a ... i'. . ' 0 -- ft was the only j Bt.ure(, , h (h(J Mc(lfor,j j banker's frantic yells- and move-! nvjjfH. can tesUtv to, and oxcept Pi-lnc nn,lu Inlt . tt,u iui, 1 uni imnrj mm U'l veil I Ul II- Uuan, a seer. A plea was made ut today's noon I luncheon of the notary club hy . t.lty Attorney John II. I'arkin for the support of the people of Med ford.for tho city amendment auth orising a (30.IH1U bond issue for lie tiurehase of new fire new flro hall. His speecn or tne luncneon und was followed by an interesting program arriuiBed by Karl Davis, fealuiine '6 will and fourth decrees, aiomlier of thin urtuiKo nnd thuMc that are ready for tltf-Ki i-c work, uro utked tu conn. Thero utv ubuut Co puuplu to tnkc thiM work. .Mr. and Mrs. John fwurt. Mr. and Mm. C. K. KkIcn a" nded Po mona (Iriumo at Luko Crock lust Saturday. On IhuiMday, Xovcmlier l&th, m p. m., tno Tulent Ciungo will hold an open meHinir. There will cannot go without them, Ad leave! ,,tf 11 Vrour&m of cntoitalnment and ' vnrpoite t A I luiltrll. Th fni-mnru nf Ih. T .approved. will he uudcr competent cure. iHHtrlct r Invited to thin mcetinif. I ',. , t Where will be itfWhurcp. ; pre-cancelled pay postage and linpretiMlvo, Harmon. Hlw null Ject tonirjht In "llouHctkuniiiK fur Ood." Horvkes hvmn promptly at 7:30, preurhliih' at H p. m., to 'Which all are Invited oi'U nre uuruuteud a profltalilo twniiiK. Take the little children. If you ml1er hand at amp indlcatins that the potaj;e has been paid In Ixtlk, an heretofore, according to new ruling JuMt made hy tho j postoffice department at Wash-; intfton, which was receivod by I'ost master Warner today. Tne department order Ih In part a follows: "When third cIuhh (advertising) ! matter Ih mailed in bulk without: 71 he indicia must bo ptwted. The uhc of a hand Htanip for this' Is objcctionablo an not Ih desIraTjlo, when stamps are used to on third class mat- some, tho majority of tho local In comparison to cities of aim- IV. " uu "u""" ..i ecu, 1IU .111. . inn, .iieuioi u liussesses a poorly ciiuippcd i' denarlment, consisting mainly of only one K""d piece of uppariit-js, n U'OO (,-allon Htutz pumper. Th other apparatus, while usable, Is far out of, date and will be discard ed for new equipment if the peopl" of Medford ace fit to voto tlio boft issue. 1 Astoria, ho pointed out, while only a little luiuer than .Medford has foui paraie flro stations und Salem, hardly twlco as Iuirc as tills city, has four pumpers. Hood keen . ,1 . wlli )o(l since the else of tho park forest raiiKera, deer liiintors and others, who have been in the hills and mountains the past month or so, say that hear are plentiful thru out this and KluS.itli counties and that some great sport is in store for tho hear hunters if thny can only connect at thiVVlght time with their quarry. In '(cnernl, the closed season protection law in Jackson and JosephlU' counties, except for one month, Tor the Crater Lake Na tional park bears, has najkml nut well, for the hoars are so prolific E SMITH III Itl.S t'HAKUK .(Continued from Page One.) (ter thus mailed, that the mscrip Itlon. 'Section 43S14. l'ustnl Reg ulations' alq be printed, such inscription itfy be by hand Amp vyken it Is not mailer to have practical for It printed." the ! ttvvji jiiHuriuico rates lower aiV will, mean a saving to tho taxpayer In knowing that his city is reason ably safe from u destructive con flagration. ; The sum of $12,000 would bo spent for the construction of a now flro hall and the remaining iijKouut of tho S.'IiAiiii iv, ,in. i i, ;srnnt for one new pumpu' nnd n$wc tuiiiiiiiiuuon iiumpcr ami hose uuck, in a.lillllon to many minor needs, ho said. -Mr. Caikln IouIq as examples cnitflagrntlons In ivliimath Kails, lilendale, (.'ottnee tlrovo and I.eb nnon last year O.i what may easily happen to .Medford tho pres ent apparatus. Flro hisses la the four cities had a total of over a million dollars, or u iiuarter of u million for enuli. Among Hi, coniniunlcallons read by Hciirctury );. v. Khockley was one written by Kmll Mohr In jljNiiliurg, Oermimy, limi tol(1 ul l(uiy club progress in that coun hy. .where at the presont time there is only one club. However, Ihreo. niore ure now being organ teod. ' Another was read fiom Dr. i'hurlea lenbody In New Zealand Tviiiuiciitlitg on tho receipt of a uackago of winter blue grass sent by the local club and one commu nication came from W. H. fllhlett at Great i'lills. .Mont., withdrawing Vis membership from the .Mudford uiii iiavuiB beep transferred to the Montana district from this city. . M. N. Hokiiii In a communica tion ns head of tho Crater Laio lloy Hcout- council thanked the :luh for making Its drive for funds a nuccess, adding that the council had wiped out its deficit. Latest Jotul for tho . drive had reached '4,'.'39.St, but Is believed to be higher ill the present time. ' A pleasant half hour wus fur nlsheil berure tho moeting adjourn od; Prlno. Oonilaluiit, whu In a witches costume, told secrets on a number of Uotiiiinns present, an swered uuusiloiis and delved some, what . into the mystery uf the future. Sugar 1'rlcw J,oiv. I'OltTI.AND, Ore., Oct. 30. (d'l Hugar was quoted wholesale today nt Uio lowest figures since Uecem uc12, mi-.. Kruit or berry sugar was .u5 per IllQlred, ftet sugar j.4ri. Tho Qui Franciseo prices wero f.'i.IO ami J5.00 respectively. season that and have to ho watchod carefully else thoy would carry away the lodge and 'the government houses and store houses. They have done much damiigo already In the park. In addition to the general run of older bears In tho park there ire nine cub bears there that born Initf) iMarch,. A&lch In uddition to being very cuto are maliciously and destructively mis clilevous. The park m-urs have broken Into the lodge, the gov ernment cabins at heudiiuaiiers erninent cnmblns at headquarters camp, at times since the season closed and during short absences of the rangers find caretaker, either in quest of food or Just, n nico' ipilct placo to sleep and rest. Superintendent C. (1. Thomp son Is authority for the fact that thero are nine nevOcubs at the park that wero born last March, although how he knows their ago Is not exactly known. Tho colonel may he able to tell by hearing their grunts, or ho may havo looked at their teeth. Any how, the park ljars, both old and young. Qjre a TiulHiiimo in the u-lnlci linn, linfiM-,, tlinv blbor- nate. "Anxious to store up lots of food for their annual liiberna- t:. semt-tamo bears of crater lako are rapiicloUKly looting var ious cabins and houses at Gov ernment Camp," says tho Klam ath News, "Fort Hubbard re cently returned from the lake and told of how a bearOfamlly had occupied one house. Jlesplle tho fact that UiibhaM fussed and fumed and commanded, the bears Insisted on remaining. It took decisive measure to finiill LONDON, Oct. 30. -(P) Kng lund's campaign against druukA automobile drivers tuolc drustic form today when the magistrate of a southwestern London pulice court imposed the maximum pen alty on Horace Andrews, tho pro prietor of a moving picture house In Putney. Andrews wns disquali fied from driving for life, when he v.i convicted of driving danger ously while drunk. i , A pVvlous conviction hud been proved ugninst tho accused, whu was also fine 00 fjounds ($200) and ten guineas ($00) costs. Political Talks on Air Tonight RECEIVE FINE CARDS; of patriots known as tho Ku'lui Klan," 4ho governor said: "I never hear the words without having tho uiougnt iiusnen across my mind, what must tho American people think after the countless billions of : I dollars they have poured Into the i mini ui puiuic cuucatiun to see reared up In a country llko ours j an organization calling itself ono I hundred per cent American with- ! out tho slightest notion of Amort-' can Ideals or American principles." A roar of applause swent the I . nit- u i iui,, jiapci -llirow lllg IIIOU-j J ""o li'-jii raciioui rui;civttu nuaiKlllj nanus innt jammed into the arm- A aim u carus ior mo tirsi orv. uu llin irm'nrn..i i.i 1 1 i. sfx weeks' nerlorl ' abundant evidence thnOthe Klan i Second Semester Students I is receiving "a good deul of en-1 Dora .Crawford 6 A'a tll'i Sybil Jean Yung 6Hi 4 II a Third Semester Sgsdenots Wllda Hall ..Z 8 H'o Fourth Semester 8tudents Ailra Kdwards 4 A's 6 H's (loldte lllgdon 2 A's 0 IVs I The following pupils from the cournsement from sonio Itepubli can leaders." AsbOia Installation of chlor Inntor to purify water supply re centlv completed. remove them from . tho store to NliW YOltK, Oct. 30. lA'i l'o. Iltlcal sieakers over the radio to night and tomorrow Include: Tonight: ltepuhllcilll. Secretary of Slate Frank II. Kel logg from Washington, at K:30 p. in., over WAIJC and Columbia chain. Charles Kvans II ll g li e a f rom Worcester, Mass., at 10 p. in., over 'W.I55 and Illue network of Nation al Hroadeasttng company. Democratic. Heiioiyioe Hobtuson, vlee-pres-Identlul candidate, from Mast St. I.ouls at 0:30 over WAUO und chain. Tomorrow: 1 Heiiuhllciill. The ftev. DwIH A. l'ollng, presi dent of Ihe Yiilerniitloiiiil Chris thin MlHlenvor . society, al s:30 p. pi., but Won and Coluin.i chain. w Di'lliocintlc. Governor ,smli from Newark. N. J., at ll p. in. over WK.W' and consi-io-i'oii'A network. jonn . uavs at iu:30 p. m., over WIOAF . and coust-to-const network. Airs. Carol Miller o Pittsburgh at 11:30 a. m., oeer WKAF mid network. (Time Is eastern standard.) Wall Street Report A Hallowe'en party, fur which preparations hav0 been In pro gress for soveral weeks, will be ono of tho outstanding local danc ing events of the week at Walk er's pavilion on Kast Main street. The pavilion has been especially decorated for the affair, which WICHITA, Kims, Uabe .Hunt, will take placo . tomorrow ovo- Pouca City, Okln.. outpointed Joo!nlm(' with tho Dyngo Drothers l.otiinan. Toledo, p.. do). i orchestra furnishing the music. -Trr-T :r? .. . I it w-lll be a musiiuerado party ! with prlnes awarded for the most ) original . costume, und . it is ex pected Judges will find It dlffl ; cult to pick the winner. NEW YOIiK. Oct. 30. (I'l Tho slock market closed heavy Qrudiiy, Pools stepped nsldo and ici prices seen luoir own level ill the later part of tho dav wheu the offerings bec.iiue too abundant. . Kudto yielded nine points. Chrysler, tireeuu Clin Hifiii Coppor, t'urllss Aero, A'l tor Talking Machine, John Man ville, Murray CorporaliKn und At lanilc Kenning old. wore ilriven 4 to it puints under thu preced ing close. , Sales approximated 3.100 OHO shares. . , f IT VSKD 15 VICAIts. FINDS Illi: lil.ST i Foley's HonP 'and Tar Com pound slnnds at th l.ui of tlie JJt of family remedies for wuighs, -colds, croup, whiiooliiu cuugh, bronchial and flu coughs. W. I Anglln, Aniloch, Ui., suvs: ' After 10 years of use I can still say Foley's Honey unit Tar i:um pounil Is far and away tho best family cough medicine for chlll drcn and grown persons." Try It. . For sale by Jurniln & Woods ihllg Store. Obituary MANN '8 The Best OoCi for the Price No o Matter What the Price MANN Wednesday Specials At Mann's Department Store , Every Item a Money Saver Two Big Values in Sweaters Just in a new shipment of the much wanted slip over Sweater strictly All-Wool V and crew neck, in all the new shades of tans, blues, reds and greens, all sizes, as a b l g special Wednesday only, each ......... o o $3.50 Coat Sweaters A new group just in, strictly All Wool, in pJnin and fan cy weaves in tan, navy and green. All new chic styles, $450 all size. Wednady, ea. . Anoth Bigr Sab of &rij)cii4ff $3.50 Vahi 2.95 9. . , 1 cn of biauliful Ntr Rayon Bodtread Silk finish, come in blu, gold, iW, groin and laren der, 81105 sfee, real $3,50 valu An ah Wednwday, spwcial, each . o Se Window Display nasi O cmmtncRinuovs S1.85 Valu 31.59 New Etnmrick pilloc 20 26 size, filled vith elct d curUd hen fathr and covered fith stood grmdt of fancy ticking in blu and pink pfttrn; regular price. $1.85, Wednesday special, each ...... $1.59 A. B.C. PrinU 95c Valuw 79t 36 inch wide). A Silk and Cotton material, fat coloret, in bjMiutiful drl ptfrng suitable foroWintr Drsss. Regular price 95c. Wed nesday spe- 7Qa cial, yard . C ti 'fi-i'in.i.i- WII1TXKV I'lllieral services for Albert '. V:liltney, brother'of Mrs. K. H. Itriindon and Hosa J. Lortand of iMedford, will bo con ducted by the Kour Square llospel or Ashland at the Conner chapel In Medford at 10 u. in. Wednesday. Mr. Whitney passed nway nt i:3u Monday mornliiB In Medford. In terment will bo In Central I'olnt cemetery. l-'uncml Notice HI'1TZI-:K; Kuueral services for the late Willliim C, Spltiscr of Talent, will be held at the DoiIkc I'linorn! parlors. Ashland, Wednes day at 3 p. in., with tho American Legion post members of .Medford coliductlliff military service. Hurtul will be In the Talent cemetery. The whole; world knows Asniriti as an effective intidnte fnr P pain. But it's just .r important to kiwtv that there is onh one n p.. ja.'..:.. . n'i t ! . . . yi.iin.il. uujii 'siijtiin. i iK nauiu uaycr is on every talilct, and on the box. lOit says Haver, it's genuine; atvl if it doesn't, it is not! Headaches arc dispelled by Bayer Aspirin. So arc colds, and the pnjg that rocs with them; even neuralgia, neuritis, and rheumatism promptly relieved. Get Bayer at any drugstore ! wiiu piuvcn directions. Phffcicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it Joes NOT affect the heart Aiilrln ! Ilie trtdc mirk or Hijcr Maoutiicluro or MonoanllciclJcilcr Q Sillcjllcicld J. VERNE SHANOLE . PH0T00EAPHER . 318 Medford Building A Y8 Holiday photograph, ihould b made toon ,it poitlblt to void that laat mlnuta ruth . "PERSONALITY PORTRAITS" SW AO lilt Wlllla-.li II. StvvilBor passed away at the homo of his son, C It. SwitRcr, 721 lleeknuin street at 11:15 p. m. yesterday, Oct. 29 at the aue of Sfi years. Mr. Kwaiicr was born at Tort llinil, Ore., Jan. Id, U73. When nl the iikc or IH years ho moved to KliKcnc and In that elly was mar ried to Mabel Clair flock. To tills union ncro born two children, they are, Carl Lester of this city inul Mrs. Karl C Leever of San l-'ron- Cisco. Also two brothers. Allied I I.. KwiiKor of Felldn. Wash., audi f..,. .. ... . ., rililiciscn; also one I sister, .Mrs. John lOubanks of Port land, ills wlro also survives. r'llncrnl services will lie held at Ihe Conner chapel. West Main at Newtown street, ut S p. m. Thurs day. Hov. Carmen E. Moll of the Christian church will ofricUito and Interment In Medford pomotery. Trnitily itpvralrd t.ONO.MO.ST, I'elo., Oct. i'. p Tho wreckage of an automobile Ip an Irrigation ditch near l-onmnont, loiloj disclosed n tragedy In wlilch I luce men lost their live.. STATE THEATRE Any Scat 15c Anytime Children under 12, lOo Shows Change Dally Today "Your Wife, and Mine," Featurlno Phyllis Haver and Stuart Holmes Also Comedy and 8unlc 3 FRANK'S Comedians In New Playhouse Theatre 3 Act Comedy Hit 'Know Your Onions' Thurs., Nov. 1 For Four Performances Doors Open 7:00 Eleetrela Ce.ieart 7:15 Orchestra 7:30 Vaudeville 7:49 Curtain 8:05, Prices 25-50 Link Your Name With Ours! Q Kvcryboily knows the uniuc, First National Hank." And in thu Medford territory, this' name is not only wide ly but very favorably known. When yon say "I bank at the First National," therefore, you immediately identify yourself with u bank which everyone knows anil has confidence in. You'll enjoy the alf-roynd satisfaction that oes with an account at this sub stantial bank. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Modford, Ore, Sensational Sale of Dresws $15.00 Values $7.50 A group of 50 New Silk Dresses made of Satins and Silk in all the latest shades for fall nd winter wear, many wonderful styles to choose from, all sizes, ud ro diD.uu values; as a bigo Wednesday special, each . . . $7.50 Theme Silk Hose S1.65 Yalue S1.39 WomSVs Pure Silk full fashioned Hose, service weight, silk to the hem, the famous "Theftie" quality, all sizes and colors, in pointed and square heels. Regular price $1.65,' as a big special Wednesday, pair gEDERAL RESERV a risSTEMMtlT I o Iff i htm ill w., I 1 iWJ IB mil 1 11 o t ! i : i ' : I . " i : J Ml r ' THE STORE I O Slip Special S1.95 Values $1.69 Women's fine Slips, made of Art Satin and knit Rayon, made of extra heavy mater-G ials and come in all shades and sizes; regular price $1.95, Wednes- d1 nr day special, ea. . P "17 Month-End Millinery Clearance (, .because new arrivals f dejiiand the space, 200 smart hats . . . solciK velvets and felts in Sfoflv llllf 11 Klim't timn 1 1 themselves . . ar&nriced , way below regular to clear. and 17-00 n 18 Years in Medford Selling Quality Goods and Service FOW EVE ffY BODY" Stationery i 1 pound of fine Station, cry nnd two packages of Knvelopcs to mateh, 1.73 values, 7Q now, box JC Mill 0n!. PrawU, TOM, toiU,. tnm-AftoU (r Bntlwlck rutoM