Medford mail tribune., November 09, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. AfEDFOItT). OREGON", FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1928.
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I FOR JUDGE AFTER
HIS RETIREMENT
CO-DEFENDANTS WITH ASA KEYES
OFFICIAL BOARD LIONS ROAR OVER
COIf LEES COUNT
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' Judge l. M. Thonmn, recently
defeated candidate for ro-electlon
lo tho circuit bench of JuckHOn
f'nnd Josephine count Jr, will retire
Mo prlVHto practice here Jununry 1,
"juceordtns lo hia present plans an
pdttfclimcd tu the -Mull Tribune thin
!i morning.
(; "We love Medford, and prefer to
'tuy here rather than ta move to a
f JaiKer community,' he Bald. . That
ijuu will nt take up criminal cukch,
' was unother Htatctnent mado by
Jilm circuit judge, who naid that he
j'ielt the preHtlxo uccrulne from his
ifriireiteMt office would bring liim the
"fltt'tlcr claxrt of practice.
.JiiNt what location Judo ThornaH
III chooHe for his private office
iian not uk yet been decided. Jle
f expressed relief that tho eampnlKn
.VviiH over and regret over the amount
lif bltternexH that had crept into it,
w'fn niiie of IHh cffurtH to keep it out.
J' 'I feel, however, that I ahall
(Mlioroly enjoy private practice
, UKnin: and that with tho burdens
l-inf th.. tii.lo.wl.tt. Ilflrwl f..,r..
houIdciH, I can boyln to work out
jj many experiment! which I didn't
J "have the timo to accompli), be
t fore."
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club roare'l
half-hour of
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WW'U VX 1 N 1UUK UUNItSIS -r.
fy&tH " ' ' I (songs and mirth fro.,
y.Al-- ' MS I i f SI I !ulU"'"oy antl cl,cult JUUK ' and also participate,
L e 4 I Vt mAi i i $ W R , I completed this Hftcnioun by tho I repaiiee with Don
V '" t RJt." JLV - I , , i canvassing board, and is as fol. ' tended to advertise t!
V - H i V JS 1 '": j pressing Willie" by
8 Hf-f V f til ' f "?' N"r," - MS9 at ilunf craterlam
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Dave Gittzoff (left) and his father, Ben Getzoff (right), with
their attorney, 8. E. Thompson, in court at Loo Angeles to obtain
releace on 0,000 bonda, a result o) their Indictment by the grand
jury which biought bribery charges against them, District Attorney
Keyes and others.
Norton's majority
DlMrtct Attorney
Codding 62M.
Chaney 3875
Codfling'a majority 2600
The official vote for conareHH waH:
Ilawley Jujg
Htarkweatiier 21118
For Kecretary of Htate:
IJodds .. 3r,9 '
lioHfl .?. 7082 '
1'lper 1901
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T VALLEY
bou.iifrn Orcffon milling men
are Interested in the fact that
1 i,oui ijevenftaicr, in racirit! coant
imnnuger of the (lunaenhelm mln
fug Intereata. with headquurterH
I at Seattle, and H. (Jreen. well
jvi-nown minliif; cnKiueur, alno of
lhat cily. have been making thrir
Juad(uarterH In MedfoV;l for hcvo
jr'ttl days past, and will be here
"Tor a couple of more days, an:l
j peculating na1 to tho chumo
ln'yt their vialt.
However, ho far an can bo
Unearned, nothing of npccial Intor-J-s
hrlniw them at thlH lime, ex
,'"ept that they aro tuolcfng over
..ihe mlnernl resourcti of the val-
ley.
WELEN B. SPENGER;ASHPOLE PAYS BET
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T BY CHIEF
Chief of Police McCrcdie ia anx
Iouh to learn the whereabouta of
Welen Ji. Kpencer, aa he luifl a
com inutilcut lou of impurtunco for
liim. ,
Tho chief ia itlo hiixIouh to
locato a family in thla city by the
name of DuvIh, which hart relatlvoa
In Yakima, Wah., aa ho haa re
ceived a communication from the
Vaklma police that two boya of
that city, KM 11 J'arkH, Jfi, and a
IJavia boy, 15. have run away from
homo, and may bo headed thla
way and may call on the JJavIa
family hero, whoxe iili
placo of rcHldence 1h no
C. OF C.
WITH MARGARET THERE
OUen players under the auspices
of the local Lions! club.
M!kh Melia Williamn san two
beautiful numbers, tine was nc
coifiianled by Miss Church, italph
Htewart put over two numbers in
fine style. He wus accompanied
by Alice Owens.
The Liun sant; soveral of their
soiibs and closed tho program with
a rour.
Tile box office opens Friday
noon, November 9, for reservations
and sales of any seats that may
remain for the Moronl-Olsen per
formance. Thcatcr-eoera are fa-
' miliar with the evei.llencM nf 1)tn
performances by tills - company
and the seats are selling rapidly.
ilenllly and i wear
ot known. wire to
rMn.Htfleil nrtvrnstnff setw results.
i'ortland stock show, ho entered
.Mann's Department store millinery
department with a twinkle In his
eye and did his worst.
Tho red hat, draped with a
burnt oratifcu polka dot veil, and
decorated with flowers and plum
age of various shades and hues
anil beiiiiiiB a price mark of
S29.50, arrived at tho Ashpolo
homo, after "Wig" was well on ills
way northward. lint right then,
Mrs. Ashpolo turned tho Joke on
hor husband. Hlio not only decided
tho hat, but sent him a
the effect that slio was
enjoying the 2.f.o chapeau and
observed that bis taste was us enod
Miss Marearc Hensley, the
newspaper woman is substituting
for Mrs. Oraco Voss. assistunt sec
retary of the chamber of com
merce, with much flnesso while
the latter is away on her annual
vacation. Miss Hensley Is. In sole
charge of tho chamber quarters.
T. Baker lias Bone
to iiuikci1" l"rvains io attend a meeting
for the i m commercial secretaries.
When C. W. (Wig) Aslipole lost
the bet uf a new hat on tho presi
dential election, to Ills wife, it was
up to tlio defeated candldato for I as Kecretary C
county commissioner
good, lleforo leaving
This is not only why Lee Gar
lock, the local American Autumo
blle association head, and Chris
(lottlicb. the labor bureau employ
ment manager, who have offices
In the chamber building, today
have their shoes ahincd and hair
combed, but Is also the reason
that some outsiders sent in decora
tion flowers fo,r tho chamber, and
a number of young single men had
urgent business with the chamber,
while strangers leiAo. the office
firmly convinced that "This is a
Groat Country."
as ever in respect to choosliig
feminine nnnarel.
j V .MdaigM Will laSlllli' mil niliw.,1;;.; - --r-, - TT
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iggly Wiggly
Stores will be closed Monday, Armistice, so buy
for two days.
Vegetable Cake Wafers i(f
1 pound Wwt
fjresh Salted Peanuts 1Q.
Cooked in oil, iHr pound m. S '
Campbell's Baked Beans OC
Medium slic cans; :t for V
10c
Campbell's' Spaghetti-
Super Suds Washing
Powder
3 packagtt
P & G Naptaha White
Soap
10 bars
25c
37 c
Goldfcn Age Macaroni 1 f
2 pkB, ill one, per pk. - X V
Kemp Tiny Crain. Corn 1 7r
Klamatlk Netted Gem
,.crPtoesz :..:$i.oo
Iancy Home Head :
Lettuce 1 Cr
2 lMllls- :- J -
Fancy Head" Rice fi7r
in isiiiiKls " f V
Aunt Jemima Pancake
Flour
Obituary
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Medium heavy Overcoats, alI:wool materi
als, with set-in sleeves; colors of grey and
brown. Values from $16.50 to $22.50.
$ 1 3.95
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KOrTKtUSIlUa
Scheuerman Overcoats; regular $37.50 to
$39.50 values. Made of all-wool materials
in the newest patterns. Regular or set-in
sleeves.
$31.95
Scheuerman Lightweight Overcoats
Regular $25.00 to $29.50 Values
$23.95
Men's All-Wool
Shirts
Yulucs from H7. lo 7.50.
20 Off
Men's Part-Wool , '
Union Suits
Lous sU'cvcs ami'
length. AH sizes.
$1.68
ankle
Men's Outing
Flannel Pajamas
Middy or coat style. IJegn
lur 1.50 values.
51.00
Men's Outing Flannel
Pajamas
Broken sizes; -values
up to $3.00.
$1.05
Boys' Overcoats
Affes .I' L- to, 8 years. Made of
all-wool materials with wool
jilaid linings. Jinglnn set-in
sleeves.
. $7.75 to $16.50
Boys' All-Wool Blazers
Ages (5 to 10. .
$3.50
Boys' fart-Wool Sweaters
Slijiover styles with roll eollars.
A wonderful value for
$1.00
Boys' Leatherette Blazers
Water-proof and warm.
$3.50
Men's Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits
Long sleeve and ankle
length. Kegular 1.50 val
ues. $1.28
Men's Dress Shirts
Guaranteed fast colors, pre
shrunk neckbands. Plain or
fancy colors.
$1.00
"Holeproof "( Hosiery
New liatterns in faucv dresj
l r
jio.c
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f "THE STORE FO EVEPYBODV- 7
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for uen.
2 pairs $1.00
Men's Part Wool
Dress Hose
Fancy patterns.
50 pr.
KOKTKL Funeral acrvicca for!
t H. JtoHtcl, Jucktjon county p!o-,
ncer. who died suddenly eurly '
ThuiMday afternoon at his homo '
in Cent ml Point, as the rcnult of
a cerebral hemorrhage, will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2:0')
o'clock at lite home place, with
Ilov. Geo. if. Ilellermaii, D. D.. '
of the Oakland, Calif., Lutheran
church In charge of services at
the home. v Members of the Jack
sonville .Masonic lodge will be In
chargo of ceremonies at the grave
in the Jacksonville cemetery. j
Mr. Jtostel was born in Filehne. I
Germany, November 25. 184 9, and;
was 78 years, 11 months and 13
days old at tho time of his death.
After Hiking part, as a medical I
officer. In the Franco-Prussian
war of 1870. he sailed the seven
.seas for several years before ar-
riving In New York City In 1872. i
After having spent a number of
years in New York, he arrived In
San Francisco, where he spent a
short time before visiting the
Pugot Sound country, and arriv-j
in in Jacksonville in 1877, from i
which timo ho was engaged ini
busimSH in the old county seat!
I town for over 20 years. He later!
came to Medford and In 1W04
j moved to Central Point, where
ho hud resided ever since.
In 1898 ho was married to Kr-
i nestlne Tonn and to this union!
j two non, Bert ('., and Ernest A., J
j wore horn and now reside in Con-'
jtral Point, lie was the last child
t of a lai'tre family, hi brothers
land sisters having died years ago. j
J Honorary pallbearers at the ser- f
vices will include Mayor W. C
Lecvcr, William Bohnert, Israel
I Lewis, r.. I. tiiitriolii n mi r1
iLanice of Central Point and C. C.
Murray of Medford. Active pall
neuron are to be chosen from
tho members of the Jacksonville
Masonir lodge, of which he was
n honorary member. He was
also a member of tho Eastern
Star Lodge at Jacksonville.
Tho body is lying" in state it
the family home, whero It may
bo viewed by his friends. Perl
Funeral Home in charge of or
Cookies
5c
Bread
3 i-onvcf
20c
Cane Sugar
JO rounds
59c
Figaro fealt (A new preparation
already prepared lor ciimiu
or smoking
IVr pke
Pillsbury's PanCake
Flour
Jnrge size, per pkjr
99c
37c
Red Salmon-
salmon
Vvv t'uuiitl van .
A da nd v good
! 23 c
Silver Nut Oleomargerine QQn
2 khiikIk O & V
Coffee
$1.00
Laundry 'Starch
a Iackagcs
25c
Armistice Day
Celebration
Be sure to attend the Armistice day Ball at
Oriental Gardens Monday night; also boost
for the boys Monday afternoon by atsnd
ing the football game between Medford
and Ashland.
Delicious Apples II
Per liux
$1.45
j Brisbane's Today
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
Saturday Specials
Fresh Side Pork-
IVr iiotriid
Beef Pot Roast
IVr pound
20c
22c
Hams half
IVr iromul
or whole-
Choice Beef Steak-
Per ixiK'nd
30c
32 c
We Deliver
Phone 1236
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gratulatlona to Mr. Hoover express
tho right American feellnit.
Tho thins now Is for all Ameri
cans to Ret together and show Eu
rope, Asia and Africa what the
word prosperity really means.
This country, once the Grout
sugar consuming nation of the
world, now chIk less sugar than it
nocds, A tlKKAT DUAL UiSS, as
is shown In an investigation or
dered by Harl D. l'alist, head of
the American Sugar Refining Co.
Sugar is necessnry to hoallh.
Nations insufficiently supplied with
sugar, as was shown in the big
war, are nations partly starved.
or ten times that. 'Ten million angels the sizo of be localed in one corner of your
We forgot human beings nre gl-ian atom, mario up of electrons re-1 eye and you wouldn't know It.
fcnilin: i:it!iun.;ii. i uu unil U !. r uivlllK Hrouuil a central proton hll- .Miin il n h'.-
i-oiild lion is not.
is the electron.
' Hons of times In s second.
thing. His iningi-
Australia, uses por capita IN
pounds more than the United
States, and Now Zealand used 15;
pounds per year inoro than the :
United States.
Sugar, considering lis value to !
the body; is by far the cheapest i
food known to man.
And now especially, under pro
hibition with many no longer set
ting from alcohol the carbo-hydrates
formerly consumed, tho na
tional consumption should be re
stored to tbo old ratio.
Rothstcln, tho gambler, who
"would not toll who killed him,"
Is- burled In a 10,000 bronze cof
fin. .
A man from Chicago who knows
gamblers, gunmen and criminals,
generally, says, "Don't take too se
riously the yarn that the under
world never squeals.
"The undcrwoild .Is made 1111
largely of squealers, 'stool pigeon?'
the police call them, always ready
to betray their fellows. Detectives
make It a point at to betray the
stool pigeon or tell where thev get
Information. That. Incidentally,
makes them seem like a (jreat de
tective when all they do Is to ar
rest somebody betrayed by a
friend." ' !
A sympathetic newspaper head
lino writer speaks 'of the "over
burned ether" carrying election
news to 30.000.000 radio listeners.
That writer forgets the old true
statement, that legions of angels
could dsnco on the point of a
needle. If they were angels of the
right stie.
The ether wouldn't be over-
burned with messages if they were
ont lo a trillion places nt once.
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