Medford mail tribune., November 06, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, arEDFORD, 01?E(iO'. "TUESDAY." NOVEMBER fi. 192?.
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The city and county officer.
cmrts und Imnk rr closed alM
day ioday. hc..is of Htfttii day
bt-liiK' ri h ual liollday. hut the fed-
i rnl uffU'fn were opf;n for huninexH
as usuial, including the pontnfflce
which functioned an alwayf. How
ever, thn clerkH and curriers were
allowed time lo cnt I heir voted,
1 1 e.'i r elect Ion re t u r n.
dance tonight, Walker'n
old-ilme
Ciivflion.
22
" Krnt-dt Knnerson. member of the
local fire department. I"f today
for :l vacation n( two week in
Portland and other tipftinu points
jind on his way home pinna to
thf I'niversfty of Oregon and Ore-,
gnu Agricultural . collt Ke football
fcame at ICuc'nf n week front next
Haturdny. . j
Kxtra spwt... hnrgnuw, ..! 8 to'
ft c, at the timmy J"" 't Hhop
In M.i Al. 20 extra preen
this week.
"m.mj
FUIIiik t tio ponltioii left vacant
recently by the renlKnutlnn of Mhw
OUIe Clifford. Minn riertrude Zehr
feld has besun d tit leu- uh canhier nt
the Rialto theater.
I'rar treoH. 20e; French rootH, (
budded; nothinff better. J. C ;
llnrnen Nur?ery. Tel. 910-Y. 200tr
Among the guotitu from a .dis
tance registered at Medford hotels
are Mr. and Mm. J. V. Vurnnn of
Prairie du Chien, Wis.. Cha. Kop-
pel of C'hloBKo, Ann. it. nnivor ,
ul AiK'kluml. X. ... Jim. A. II. i
CockhiK nnl Iwn rhllilrrn of Van- j
ooiivpr. I!. O., Ht'lvyn ltul!n anil
r:. Moshai'lK-rt nf New Vnrk City, !
Mr. and Mm. V. Krn, II. I- Wahl.
A. :, Karn. .Mr. and .Mra. Moiih.
berner and the MIhmch . and K.
Karn of Huffalo, N. ., and IIcoikc.
Hlater of Jlaley. ma.
Wond nil JtindH oak. laurel,
fir and dry slabs. Medford Kwl !
t.'o., I el, - ; tr ,
Mis Dorolhy Heynolds. d:umb-1
tcr of Mr. and Mrs. . I, lleynohls. j
left Inst nluht for n in-day visit lu I
Knmels
The Marshall PrlntlnCn., local
process ennravei's, have a lare va
riety of beautiful Krcftim; cards In
their wimple room, ('all early and
pelee! tfrnm ihelr complete line.
J
Fallin and;
Mr. and Mrs. II. A
piikiII diidjihlcr. Shirley Louise, re
turned lust nittht from Snn l-'ran-chert,
C'al., where Mr. Kallfn ar
rived Inst week to meet Mrs. Fa I II 11.
Hose mending, runners removed
and miuikh worked back. I ttndl
craft Shop. L'lfltf
Mrs. Xaomf Montttomery h-fivei-today
for Portland, where, she will
upend- several daj'H and will leave
Krhlay for Honolulu. L Mr, ami Mrn.
John Per! win also make the trip
on the mmc vessel.
Iah me write your fire Hurnncn.
Ctr V. Tetijrwald, Hotel Holland.
pimne nna. :i . it
Mr., and Mm. Udmond Morris
returned to Medford this week
from Ventura, nl lifter having
ppent a year tn that city,-'where
he was employed by a batik hit; ih
Rtltutlnn. They ptn to make their
lcrntanent honie In Medford.
OreRon Fire Hellef Afsoelatlon of
MeMlnnvllle. Ore. f. h. (loff, Aftl..
410 Knst Main St Tel. 022. lSSlf
.1. Klnjf flryon of I'ortlund, secre
tary of the Itetail l-'urnllui-o deal
er of Orenon, was In Medford
Monday consultlnc with Itert Orr.
j'tate director for southern Oregon
for the nssuctntlon. All4. Itryoti was
verv Korry to learn of the death
of W, A. Kinney of this city.
Avoid the rush; miiko your ap
pointment now for your ihrlstmns
photographs'. Anderson B t it t! i o,
Phone 733-Y.. 829
KnlnnmlnlnR i2.50 per room: uIho
pnlnllnu and imperlntf. . 229 Apple
Ht. I'hone 14-14-!.. -2?
3
Mow that th
Political
Campaigns
Are Over
we want tb call your
attention to the merits
of a certain Long Loaf,
a new type and style
bread being featured
by the Colonial Bakery,
home of Pluhrer's
Breads and Pastries.
Long Loaf Carries all
the traditional quality
of fiuhrer 's Breads in
addition to being of a
most ' convenient 1 and
useful size and shape.
j
.An old l!9 model Ford attract-
rf r.,nHiderhp .mention In iho
mi Mpction, tthci1 It wuh nark,
ed frtr a hon time tblw fort-noon,
The ",d r'1" wWr",h ,H(I nt apprtii -
nmisert. hut wait hfimcw hat decron t
as lh rettult of old up, functioned
In a Hunrupiry manner und near-,
rn" aw.v I" driver when
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..,.,. . i mi ii i' rit.i -
lltihtH and Uh front dooi'H wore
niiHlnw, In keeping with the ntyle )
at the time, it wan made.
HemHtltchlnff, hoe m e n d I n b. ,
pleating and button making. Jlnn-
dicraft Hhop. I'hone 701. 1 1 3 1 f
SI rn. V. J.. Ingram Ik in n MeU
fnrd hospital as a result of an hu-(
tomohile accident Friday eveninfc..
Mm. Jneram, who has heen woik-
tK at the l:. W. Clarke home, was November 7th. IHnner served frorn -returning
to the cliy with Mr, to 7:30 p. tn. Aduks 35c.
(Marke when the driver lost mo- children 2ic. 22fl
mentary control of the machine Included amonir the Californlana
niul It plunKcd into the ditch alone' registered at local hotels are Mrs
the road. Mrs. Ingram wuh cut , J. W. DeXorin, Mary t'urr and
about the hand and a bone In her ' F. W. Ilatheway of i.ns Angeles.'
hand was broken. The accident j H. A. Klngsley and I.. It. Ilanlon
, occurred near the Wise ranch.
f.fi,t,j I ...,.. IV I,,,.
Thornns Jlealty CV... real estate, j
nimn uiiif; mid Miiiiiu lunnn on any- j
IhlttK of value. Palm lilock, corner;
Alain find frnnl imelnlra. tf-
. Wm. J. lEced, special agent for ;
Ihn Ciurn Foster enmpnuy- of
Portland, Ik a Medford visitor to
day, having arrived In the city
night.
la .ft
(inm Ft.'ilriwln apiiloh nr Kalo nt.houHed in rivn (InrnilturlPrt provIH
I'lnnnrlo I'arktiiK Co. if
Mr. am) Mrw. W. U li-nfnltHf.
Mfflfni'd -iX'fHlnnts, returnrrt Iniu
nliihl lo till city lo t thnlr voioh.
hnvlne Iippii on n xlx ner-hx1 trip
ihrouiih California, whfri" .Mr.
c;rirnlciif has hi'fn filling llmlrlral
ciiimiKPinnnls. Thoy will rxmnlll
horc a few (Iniu and con llnuo their
tour IIhoiikIi the northwrst.
C. F. Ooff writes all kinds of In-.
, mirnneo. Kee him. Telnphonn 622.
office.. 41.1 East Main.
1R8tr
With the enjoyment of an old-i
jTashlonerl charivari, .Mr. and Alrn. i
Kvcrelto Kaher, recent Central I
point newlyiveds, were clven a car !
rjdn llnouh .ldfftrd Inst even-i
MK, seated on the back end of a j
delivery roatlsler while friends in ',
other cars followed them, blmvimr 1
:nr horns Ioiik and loud. Thn cou- j
pie were married In Albany a Ilftle'
over a week ao. j
Korty-eljiht lays more until -
Christmas. Olve .
anil(t
1 1 tiifk
for "iiortrailN of distinction." Make
yotir appointment now. Audersnn
Studio. Phone 7II3-V. iilift
Although Park avende may not
be paved this year, ' rosidents on
that avenue will have a fairly (,'ood
street im which to travel this win
ter, as K'avel is to he put on thoHolllf
street lu a short time before It
becomes too muddy. It wuh to
have been pnvcdk hut Is held tip
due to fin Injunction brought
itKalnst paving operation; by Karl
II. Fehl. ",'
Wood. ull kiildH 0.1k, htiirel.
fir ami dry slabs. Medford Fueled at
Co. ! Tel. cai. tf '
DucK liiinllnK Sumlny nlnnic ihc Iho followln- from I'm-tlnml: It
lEnKiio i-tvpr wnn punr, ncoonllnft j M. Hummer, J. H.. DavliJ, Win. .1.
lo Klilcr Conner; who npeiu nil Ki'il. .1. Vleilnrlo.(t, Ch. V. How
iiiiMun eyliful dny In uuomptlni; to C h. Hnmler. A. I.. I'eiorsnn.
Imik (he IjIiiIh. lie wiw one nnrt ' .Frank Turker. .1, K, llryan mill
Mlient three Iiouih ehiiHlnK U iilonc r'huiiei( llakln. ,
the huhkw of the river, anil filially) Vou are invltefl to he the KiioMtf
Kavo up the ehase In the thought ' nf 'he Demoerutic Iletidnuartei'H.
that te iluelt hiik lok. The Hun-1 Harkilull I culld nfr. 110 North C'en
ilay hefore he xhul Keverai hlrils j 'ml. Tuenday ovnhlni;. Three vonnm
nnil kiiw many more. i have been secured, ami two rn.llos
Cherry Ireea, ilr; flnoat ever j Inmnlleil. one for loeal eleetlon re
Brown In dlnlp. ,t. c, I lumen Nur- 'urn, and lhc other for national
lery. , I'hone 910-Y. 200tf riKiiltn. . 228
Nine Ntati'H and 27 lai-ao cltlCHl ; Aloro . than 30 menihor." Hint
hned a redui'tlnn In motor ve-' frlendii nf the Crater Lake riulld
hlelo aeeldeut fatalitieH last . year, i of the PreHhytcrlan church Httend-
as compared . with the prevlou:
year, aceordinK l jdailstlra reiinrt
ed to the Oration stain .Motor u'sso
ciatlon, ; .'.
Hxtrn Bond llnldwln tipples. 60c
per box nt I'lminclo I'ooklnu Co.
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UdHnrd Ashurst, well, known
Klamath Fulls attorney, was amniiK
tin) visitors yesterday from Klam
ath county. Mr, Ashurst Is, fa
miliar to a number of local cll
iciim who Intro wen him try Indian
cases In the .annual fall torm nf
feiiernl court, for this district. . lie
la ulso a frequent visitor In this
city.
The Klft that only you can uivc.
ymir photograph. Make appoint
ment now. Aiiclcnnn Htinllo, I'hone
733-V, . 220
Flshlna In Ihe ltiiKlie river Ih
Kood. 'iicenrdliiK to Al 1'lcho. locnl
siiortsiuan, who spent Inst Sunday
at the river and caunht -, limit in
trotii. liecnuse of rain, few fisher
men were nut, hul those w ho were
all reported unnd catches. s
Ucmstltchlm. hosn m e n d fn B,
plealiiiR and huttnn ninklnit. Han
illcmft Hhop. Phone "02. 1 ttStf
Afioj' h a v I n k diient sevpp'al
months In Cuiiudti and Washlm;
Ion. Clifford Kiilllvnn returned Inst
i evenlnu tn his home In Medford,
and plans to spend the winter here.
While none, he worked In the up
i pie harvest in YVnshlniMon and In
the wlimi harvest in Camilla.
Jersey sillin and dresses made In
i measure itt the Fashion Shop. 424
. Meilfnrd HldK. 1 HTtf
Vcsienlay a 13-ycar-olil Klrl did
; what many a Inenl tinnier would
! like In do Inn. led an elkhl-pound
steelhend, 1'eitcy Schmidt, dnuitll-li'i-
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred c'chmldt,
I was rishlnc with a fly when thcvhm
one took hold. She played und
1 lunded the fish without assistance,
i Grants 1'nsn Courtei
Hteel shears pround. plowshares
hnrpened, kciiitmI hliiclismlthlilE.
S'lilt Voiintt, IiiO Smith llollv W.
! SJI
j MM nindys Nelson left yester
j day to spend the wher with rela
tives nt l.os Antleles mid lliverside.
; Cal.. after hnvlnu spoil! ihe past
III months with her sister. Mrs.
V.. W. Hhnckley. in lhl city, fol
: lowing her nrrlVal from Jiickson,
! Minn..
Cherry Ircc, tr.c: fluent ever
: rown In mate. J. c. Iiarncs Nur
I ery. fhnne Olfl-Y. 10011
I A mistake, In polling places
caused election liooth tn he placed
I last nluht In the puhllc market,
! the old pnlllni: place for ihe Houth
t Central precinct. They were Inter
removed in the new location In
the sample rooms of the llutel
! Jackson on Hmiilt Central tivcnile.
, niimher of voters ennin tn Ihe
market only to he directed to the
i hotel.
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I .kl ...
.-.. ..ri . ... it-
Kxcludlnc public utlliiieH. the lo-
lal vuIukIUmi of Klamath
j t'oumy In r!.m'itM. ty ih n-wor
nt $2. 61 1,67. the lurj:! inoreiix'
; In th history of the rounty
uAnnk nimn n i n i t
! tr.M; any tre tc; 14 In larire t
numbers. J. C. fcarneu Nursery,
; i'hr.ne I-V.- gftOtf I
t Much more rain tYU during faint
; , h lklhK nf I1U II(lh Umt
... . - ( h,
viidlnK at f o'clock thin morning.
Today wan clAdy with liKht Kpriu-
klen falling at tiinen, and parti
cloudy weather and probnhlc rain
Ih predicted for tnnlnht and Wed
nesday. Wanted A huc crowd to cot
dinner ui Zion Lutheran church.
Fourth und Oakdale, Wednesday .
of San FrahclHco.
flannh nni-lnnl nliim m n I n .. '
trees; any tree. 25o; less In large!
iiuiinri n. ,i. v.. jjuint-s jiuimt,v.
I'hone 010-Y. 200tf
The 300 hot'u find olr'a fenm thn '
northwest ftateH. Including the 10
: rrom Jackfon county, who are
; competing In the 4-H cluh contests
: at the Pacific International l.lvc
; Ktockvcxpositlon at Portland, are
ed and eiiuipped hy the I'nlort
Ktoekyarda lu the Kxehantce httlld
nll . . . .
Inu adjnlnlni; the stork how pa -
Inu ni
vlllnn.
They are under direction
of their leadera and under the mi
pervl.Mluu of L. J. Alien, acting
male cluh leader, and J. M., Crltea.
ropre.sentlnK the tato department
of education. j
oou an K.miH raK. laurel, i
ii mill iil.r MILUH. .Ill'llllirU J' uei
Co. .Tel. 031. tf
The pole topic of eonverHatlon
loday op Ihe streets In the busl-
nonn dlvlrict, and In the rentauraiitR.
other lunching lnces and holol
dlnlnu roomH was as to Hie outcome '
of nn election, both local and nn-!hmd does not Avear out aul Ihat
tional. , with Intercut In the latter; v.-ilh lulellltfent ' management a
vllKhily pifdomlnat ln. ifield mav be Feeded to the Ham-
. I lest l.'lah lump coal. Tel. fi,H.
Medford Kuel Co.
tfl
"lie executive council nf 1 be!
luslness und Professional Women's;
Huh will meet tonight at the htuiie
of MLsh Louise Fiuhrer, 222 Masl
Main street. ,
l-.xlm wood Suitzenbertf apples,
r.Oc. per box at Pinnacle PiiPklm
f'o. . i tf
A tnarrlflice llcenso was Issued 1
last Saturday afternoon to Viola offh lals sn li' reTurnins t
Fiances Simmons and Frank iv'soll the same elements of
lutth of Medford, by the !
!.., ,v.l ,.,., ...
OranlK Pass, accnrdlnit to lhc
(llama f'a.sa Courier. 1
Wood nil kinds oak. laurel. ;
fir. and dry alul.H. Medford Fuel'
Co. Tel. c:tl. tf !
AmonK the Orei;onianH ri ttisier-'
local holeta yesterduy were
K,
AlcCully of Itosiihurtf, and
cd the meellnu held at the home
of .Mrs. Al. K. Chapman, 107 (len-1
essee street. .Miss flertrilde lluller j
read a chapter on the Influence of
Christianity on architecture, und I
displayed pictures nf fnmuim ca-i
thedruls throughout Kurope. She
handled her subject ably.' j
Hot. clean coal. Tel. U3. Med )
ford Kuel Co. if j
Miss Cladys Cooksey, who un-;
derwent an oiieratloli for eppendl- i
eltls Inst week ai Ihe Comniuulty j
hosplttil, is voported recovcrlnu 1
rapidly. ' (
Itedilndnn aale no v.- icolnit on nt i
the Hand Ilox Hat .Shoppe, 823
Hast full St. 20 extra creen trndlnni
slnmiiH dtirlnR this sale. 2331
Much Interest is helnc evlnreil '
ihrouithout Albany today us the ThrouBll Ihe courtesy of thi
rty Is vntlnK on whether the olty0lltorllla 0l.,.K ,;,.,. company,
shnll Issue bonds for 123,000 for , ,,, ,,,. , ;1u,i -ft -tbai com-
mi, uii port. Allmny will bo on the
count nil map, n thn (rovorntnont
will place t lc:vcnn In tho fhltl
tf U 1i'cnmp8 (i pi'i-manont. n1-
Jlint tO tho Olty. OfflolljlK HtlltO.
Vou mux rinrt tho Host Kvor prav
lutltnr at tho following kvocpi-Iph:
MurKh'H, Snfowny, 1'liruly Wlnuly.
Kooimmy flrocotorla. .'2R j
A t o I o( h one tn omnb ko iopp I votl
this jioon from tho rannpr on ihity i
al l 'rn tor nallonnl 'park, stilted Ihtit j
tloHpilo tho faot lhtt thoro was nix J
Inchon of snow at iho nark votT
ilny, U lml nil moltotl nwny and
that no hiiow wan on tho k round
thU foronnmi. c
1luo mondlnRi runnora romovort
find nnaKS worked hack, llandl'
orft Hhon. 2ICtfj
Mr. and Mib. A. H. Hlokfon ofj
IVunoioy nnd Mr. and Mi'H. A. V. j
1 1 mix nn und H. If. Young of Hoattloj
are amitnu uiionim from WnnhhiKlon I
Mtnio roryiHlorort at Modford IwmoIh. j
Uo.Ht VtnW luntp coal. To. 03 1
,.. !
'
Modforrt Kuel Co.
J. .1. Iliichtor will Iwivc Wmliion.
ilny Hi
ornlnK fur Klamnth Flls
on huslnrss. Ilr will rrturn to This
rltv Kunilay
il-.M.iiil,'i.... . -i.
pirating and button mitklnit.
illcraft Rllop.. I'hono 70S. . IMlf
lr. II. P. rolcninn rctiimeil
Monday pvculnu from a shnrt hust-
ni-iw trip lo I'nrtlaml.
Pear tree. S0o French rootn.
bilddeil; nolhlnir heller., J. C.
Harm's Nursery. Tel. 910-Y. JOOtf
A htiMO erowil l i xiieoto.l lo ent
dinner lit Zlon Lutheran church. I
I'ourth anil OHkiltile. Weilnesdnv. I
November Jth. 3:30 to ":Jrt.
flooil Halilwln npples for sale nt
IMnnitcle luckiniz Co. tf
A marrlntie license was Issued at
the county clerk's office v. ;
to II, I.. Nichols. SI, nnd Vera i
Vorce. 2ft, both of Meilfonl. j
ronl by Iho aack or ton. Tel. i
nil. Medford Kuel f'o. lf
Teach, nprlcot, plum, walnut i
Ireeat any tree B9c; less In Inrne
nnmheM. J. C .Itnrnea Nurserv.
Phona fi0-r. IdOtf'
1
) p vrVArimentjl Rpuaal
, -Fsr""cl IVCVeai
SoJls
To tlip mil wlmll-t llicrp In
a .-oular llicory Unit s blamed
MM-IIl III ll'UIIIIJ. IIMIf.- IJ
, ,,.,. .i.1 ,,,.. ,
; ,. ,.,,.., ... h..w.l
LpLMJ ftp-. .SjtiM
mwy
4HIU consecutive crop nf wlicut nt JViuifylVfiniu Suite CollemN a vcr
aglutc 2 htihcb tu the acre, n coinpirctl. at the left, .villi 12 hush
el n the jicre where hoII rcitiiirimctits huve l:eeu neshftccl.
WASIil.VCiTOX,
1). C. iP)
Thirty million
ncros of. Idle crnti
lu.nd. miifh.of It abandoned or
the l henry that It Is '"worn out," i
snmit day. will he hrouKht hack t"
ncllve production, soil Hcionllsts
.vay.- It I Iheir,' contention that,
exceitl In the nonular contention.
iron eaeh consecutive year indefi-
rtiielv without dimiuishlnu
it dimiuishlnt; the w tne trenoire nousc or the centu
ries. . It has shown the way. on
notable example Is Mills that have hein under ciiltl
Itothamstcd experi- vat ion for more than L'lino yearn.
yield.
Ti;e most
recorded ai.
mem station' In lOrmland. whers
it lift. RClli (lonsccutlve crop of wheat
was prodm ed this yoa'r on the
same hind. The avei ac yield for
j the entire - period has lieii 3'
bushels to the acre, maintained.
the
pl'int
food In the .Maine quantity they
were taken nil IV each nil. wn"
pei:menl, oldest of im kind In
ihn world, was started In 1843.
when the station was lounoen iy
Sir John l.awes, the. orlKinator of
iiinini ri ial feriilizci-. llnnlanu
had an exceiitlonnlly Rood xrow
iiiK season tills year and the wheat
al lloilianislid stood shoulder
hluh at cuttlliK.
' (. more slcnif'ennie to Ameri
!cnn aitrlculiuie. the 4Sth consccu
I live crop of wheaf on the Ham!
;land' whs produced this year :lt
l'cnnfylvanln Klatc Cnlleiie. lo
the I'nlted HlnteM, - w.hu lhi!(oih
ainstid lest Is to' KiuJlumt the
Action lllclurcs ,of the Medford
footlmll lAim .lii J names nif'ilnst
Cwvallls. Chcmawa , Indian school
and other teams arc allractlna
considerable intention in the dis
playcasc of lhe;,l. Verno Shamtlc
studio .mi Nortli Contnil avenue.
. Coal by the sack or toll. Tel.
031. .Medford Fuel Co. tf
.Mrs. Unhurt Kyle of Kubciic. who
has been spcndliiK a month us ihe
Ititest of llcv. and .Mrs. I.. IJ. Ilel
knaii, . I'l'turtU'd to Hueiic last
week. Mrs. Kyle is il sister of Kev.
llellinap.
Cherry trees, 2T,c: finest ever
Itrown In slate. .1. C. Humes Nur
sery, l'lionc !I10'-V. 2001
FOR ELECTION RADIO
pnny ovor KMKI) will ho usoa ror
hroadcaHtlnv trltctton roturnH to
nlKhl. Othoi-f, firms ' Klvlnjr thotr
honi'.s ovor to olootion rotnrnn In
fhido Iho Mall .Trihiino. tl : 00 to
6:Hi; f'oaat Display AdvortlHlnt;
company, tn T::iO; Snldor
l-airy, S to It; Cop'0. n to 10.
Xniht.
I'ylhlan "onifU party TThurnday
ovonlnK. oVIork. K. . hall. L'30
IKIX'T rio.Mt CltOl P
Just have a Imttli' of l'rrhnnis
IlrnliMly In till hintsi. at all Unit's,
anil you nortl. nrvor wnrry aliolil
this uialaily with ymif liililrrn. It
ran hi Klvi'ii t.i t iiiiiin n f any
mil. anil 1 f Illy" M tako II.
II.M'HS Dlifd STOlti:.
' lirry ami Proil.
Slim I town Ml.
Tin' iirnnrrty invnors nf Ktlco-ti-nnil
imi-k offjr $.100 rowtiril fur
InMiiuatliiii tlm VllI load to tho
.....'..ui t.t.,1 t..-uivl.. ii.m nt Ihi. n.'ii'lv
: urrost ami ronvlrtlon of tin parly
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nnm " ?"'", , .
,'or' ' r- "'A,-n'' nM '"',
Iik ""il "I"' '- ni-lli li'K tnorrfrnni.
1 (SreHhum Now I
! will ho hulll here.
.uthrran church
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
U.;NT . 4 , ronm ,,,,.,
house: rook stove kuiiIimi: on
pavement. 3113 Haven Ht. S30
k SAI.I-: Kurd roadster. , Wi
model: t'i orlultliil I'iiHimhi tires,
fust S.'iOO; will take 3 Oil. 1115
W. nth. 231
KiH
V.
8AI.K I
Jaeksnn,
'liiiio: litirHatn.
737
2.11
Koit MKXT Snnll furnished
house In country. I'hone lt-13-M.
, . - i:
WANTKh -t'ompetent ncrotintant
and collerlor. Slaie references,
experience nnd salary expected.
Ilox 0, .Mull Tllbunc 210
Wol 1.Twn fori
Weil-ircaiea
May Never Wear Out
mi sutli t lilnjr us "worn out" land,
for much of the farm alMinilon-
I I-l(- ll-l tt iii-ni- IICII1 III
. .
,.m ... ,', J.i .r i
IN nnsylvnnln Ik the oldest In this
country. Mke Kothamsted, It 1
considered to prove that hih
yieldK can bo maintained by 'In
telligent use of plant food and
good farming practice. Wheat
'I hero nrerAfjed 23 huahclH to thV
acre bh against V bushcLs to hf
aieon a neii;hhorinir plot. Brown
wilft no atteuiinn to soil reiiulm
menls.
In the various phas-cn of soil
fertility and conservation Kurope
ihe uil)ullil!ti. of a superior
ferlilily as indicated ly crop
yields far mtrpnssini? thowc nf the
pra'-ti. ally virgin land In this
country.
Ko!l Is not allowed to "wear
out" in Kurope, where the need
of the poiuilatlon are pressing
iilticuII lire iiroduillon tn the limn.
I np popuianoil Here, pfiiiiuiuinii-
say. has not caujht up with farm
production, n situation Illumed for
muni mm nj ........
don land when Its fertility hat heen
inlnil and yicius mow snnn.
I'lle ensun ol 11121) show d !l.'il.
nvlllon acres, or an ahandonincnt
of :12 million acrei. DurhiB the
sanic period there va a net :
al niiftnnment of 70.703 farms. '
It Is ndinltted that various In- t
fineness are respnnsihle for the i
nliandnnmcnt. hut the soli scientist j
maintains that had the land heen '
hlKhly productive, less of it would
have been left Idle.
Screen Life in
Hollywood
lly WihIo VoriHr. ,
riOLLVW'OoD, Cai. Alororj !
aro tho moilc of tho, moment.
Whothor fli motniH nr mnvlt-H. the:
noxt dovolopment nlway.s Hooms to
he anothor mnrKor. Ko it may ho
only natural to
wondor If all tho i
I'Xottcmcnt ovor
talking ploturoH
Isn't a f t o r all,
Just tho prelim
inary phase of;
one mnrc in or- i
K or- the mei'KOl" i
of s t a k o a n d
screen. 1
I
Whetlu-r it is
tho screen that Is
absorb hit; the
stage, or tho
stage thut Is Ret
ting ready tu
JMitriu'rltc
(hiiroliill.
take over t h o
soreon is something else to argue
about. Hut anyone standing on
tho sidelines hero can see an un
mtKtnknhlc rush of stage talent to
ward the talking screen, and ah
equally unmistakable stampede of
sat-een talent toward tho stage.
The Vitaphone parade started by
Al ,1 olson has been Joined by such
stage celebrities as Kannie Itrlco,
Sophie Turker and fieorge Arils!.
DANCE
Wednesday
i AND
Saturday Nites
WALKER'S
MEDFORD'8 NEWEST
!". PAVILION !
Why be satisfied with n
ready-mRde suit when you
can hav an
Ed. V. Price
OR
M. Born
Suit) tailored to your
measure, for
$25 up
A fit or your money back.
Th-j Men's Shop
Next to Rialto
Arttl' even the iuw screen lulru
uck re enmlng from the stage iu
stfad of the dep;irtmm store-.
The latest discovery of William ;
; Fox, for Instance, is Marguerite
) Churchill, who was Invited to Hol
lywood because she showed prom
ise on the New York stasP. And
' , newcomer In other studio are be-
, ginning to show the ame trend.
! Mcrjrluir Personalities.
' Film folk, on the .other hand.
, are rushing to the singes of let; It i
mitle theaters hereabout; to mold
their silent screen personalitlCH In
to personalities with audible ap
peal. The piny billboards look like
a directory of cinema elebrlties.
And producers, far from casting
aside the non-stage-trained young
sters they distvered in last year's
search for youth and beau'y. are
organizing schools of their own
! to teach the boy a and girls how to
i talk as they would have been nbe
' to talk in the first place had ihey
come from thstage.
1 ' A clearing house for disposing
i of ohfolele machinery In the plants
' of large Industrial corporations Is'
helnn orKanled by the National
Association of Waste Material deal
, er!L i
' 1
i Operators in Wyoming's Oregon '
; bnin. largest shippers of oil In the '
; state except for the Salt Creek prd- '
j ducers, are working out plans for ;
' a ' co-operative effort to curtail i
! drilling operations and pro-rate
! runs.
Ef';ht and one hall miles of road
construction completed from liar-
ncy county line lo CraUilock place,
; Baker Ilieh. gold ore vein Bound
, in Kahhll mine.
NIGHT COt'GHK QlirKI.Y
ltKI,IK.VKI
Coughs and colds usually jrrow
worse at nluhtfall. Most coiiKh
Inu is caused by an Irritation of
the throat and bronchial tubes,
which continued coitBhinu only
afcuravalesj . Such coukIih are
quickly controlled and stopped
by Foley' Honey and Tar Coin
pound. Hold the dose for a
.time, low in the throat as fin
a parole. Chen nwallovv. lidlef
follows at once. Kffectlvo alike
for children and Krown jiersons.
Try It. Kor sale by Jarmiu &
Woods HrUff Store.
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week: '
1 Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
-4-TH FIJI
BIFOCALS
Youthfulness
Tlie reading segment of
the Nokrome Bifocal is
practically invisible. Ah
a result, glasses with No
kromes have the Bame
handsome youth Tu) ap
pearance as the single vi
sion lenses worn by the
young people of today.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist 1
122 S. Main
TUESDAY NIGHT
NOVEMBER 13
The Moroni Olsen Players
"Expressing Willie"
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
by any member uf the Liona Club and at Jarmin & Woods' drug store; Modern Sheet
Metal aV Plumbing Co., Park Grocery, Mulllns, Brophy's, Rex Cafe, Rosenberg's, Gua the
Tailor's, and the California Oregon Power Company. , . , k :
The box office will be open Friday, November 9, at 12 o'clock noon, and tickets pur
chased now will beVxchanged on that day for reserved seats.
Prices $1.50 and $1.00
.10
DOUBLE
ACTING
MINUTES
TO MAKE TO BAKE
And remcinber, too, thit
when you arie through,
there are no failures, no re'
b.ilc!ilgs,because every thing
comes from the oven light
and evenly raised. Try the
famous Calumet Biscuit
Recipe. Of course, every
body will want more of
them- but you won't mind
because they can be made
in a jiffy.
LfSS THAX
It
PER BAKING
MAKES BAKING EASIER
j
.
Any definite election-returns will be an
nounced from the stage
I II i -v I
1 1 TOIVWRJOW CfetJ
A4 1 IMATINEE AND NIGHT jgfl
j jjf FEATURING . f If
CAL DEAN AND GIRLS , 1 1
Present t Wf jmmmmmmM
Comedy a la Muaiqu; I
DUNN and HALL ' Xv 1
Two Gentlemen of Merit VmmJ
MAMIE TOMMY l
LING and LONG If I
Some Sense Mostly Nonsense '
" VEENON II
f " The Ventriloquist """""""H
The Man from the Badger J
THREE FLYING MILLER3
Gymnasts That Are Different ' " l
AREPICT
! Last Times -TONIGHT-Last Times f
imA The Talking Picture
i I "WOMEN THEY TALK ABOUT" 1
WITH IRENE RICH ' '
I. ADMISSION I
Ph,uM,li"M 2 P- m- , Eveninfl, 7 9 I
Children 10 Children. 9 I
- 35 Adult. LI "io 1
"vVlLL PRESENT-
A Comedy by Rachel Crothers
j i a 'sew I
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