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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1928)
PAOE TCIGJIT MEDFORPoMATL TTUBUNE, MEDFOTin," OTtEOONT. RTTXDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1328. pilf ni IIIA rf T n- the National Guard nnd the HX PUNS FOR i:r-.,..,.: mbiv DHffi ma m w v , i i II II i miii i huii nii'u a l IMr k U I H IIS I r III I T tin gui Lmmmumui, in 3 CARLOADS ROGUEIJANITOR SETS 'AWARD TROPHIES CIS COURT HIT iOF OF ASHLAND TURKEYS QiiininF Ri aqt.; i SPECIAL HONORS i ii in ii i ii ui nui PARADE AI11 Veterans of All Wars Ask- JORITY OF 224 EAST MARKET WRECKS HOUS El AT STOCK SHOW FOR LAX METHODS1 - , u i r 1 County Frhoo Superintendent ed to March Award for;Huimn ,, ,.u,.t(.r ,u.fl.llU. It. .Best Decorated Student 1 J; TTSTt Car-Fraternal Orders to Z?!nZnt mn" Tint. I Tbn official count wuh: Take Part. r i m. comr ri? i "Cornwall - 4H43 Mm. Carter, recognized as one of the lending educators of tho Htatej carried the elty precincts, hut waH oppotted In many nf the rural din-! trlctH. j The official count on other county office I.h: Sheriff: ' Jennings Htaey JcnnlngH majority Commlwdoner: Jiu men Antipole JHiihoII'h majority . Coroner: Conger Hweeijey Conger'n majority Alex .Sparrow, up Judge, received 87fi7 voIch; County A HHPHsor J. It. Coleman received 8773; County Trenmirer A. C. Wal- for . . r s 2 o ...IUK0 ...4:133 1147 ...632a ...3317 2 fin 3 county Karl Davis, chairman of the Amrihiice Day parade committee, announced lust niht that plans for the proccshlon, which will put Into formation at tho Wash ington school from JO oVIock to 10:4, and Mttirt their man h at J 1 o'clock through tho HtrectH of Medford, were practically com pleted. Itehearsals of the Klka' band, the High school hand and the American Legion drum corpf will be held today and early tomorrow morning in the music to he play ed in the march. All Civil War veteranH, Spanish War veteran and ex-horvl:o, men in the World war, are urged to participate In the parade, regard less of whether they have uniform or not, according to Mr. JJavls. . The city Hchool have all been Invited to have their Htudent bod Ics turn out for the event, ami tomorrow' parade will have rep resentatives from tho high chool St, Muryfr academy, and 'the four grammar Hchool of Medford, a wen a me rural scnooi inru. LOg ANtSFXFH, Cal.. Nov. 10. out the county ' (7P Aimee Bemple MePheiHon'H The local high ehool studen. uUe of a Htrg0 abduction, now body have offered three prize ! nearjy two year(l oUt hn been for the best decorated student j fJmR analn !rto th() HOf.rot quar. rars to enter tho parade. They j lors of a Kr(ind jurV( N0Wnpaper were announced ' as being, first Hlork,H ,mt lt tlPrHt Tnfty ilU(i FiM-niiu Pllze. u """ linked the, Angeltw temple evan- prlze, WJtQ. Itetween 'r, K(!iHt'R experience before nn- Turkoy grower of the Rogue lilver valley whip three express cars of turkeys to tho New York market next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and contracts are now being procured by the Poultry Growers Association of .the Farm If urea 11, under tho direction of Manager Clay V. Parker. The turkeys are being shipped on tho pool basin, bringing 33 cento per pound on delivery for No. 1 birds, anil tho tfalanco when lh sale 11 re completed and the return all made. The shipments are he-j When Ing made through Savage & Co., of .1 Portlander Turns on Gas In . r-lnMefl here Ilflhtly tMinkeO ROOm nouncemcnt of nophy awanlH for special honors in the show. The Electric Spark of Buzzer c"il"a ,n1 names trophy tor uifTh r ; bent pair of Aberdeen-Angus of t Causes Terrific Blast Farewell Note Found. 1 llnr mm' New York, who have potcd $40,- 11 p,,ru,.llu' 000 In tho Jackson County Hank to tho credit of the Farm Huroau for tho handling of the shipments. A representative of Savage & Co. is in the city, lt 1 one of the larg- 1170 est and most reliable produce firms In New -York City. Tho I'ouitry Association nnd Manager Parker were busy all day yesterday negotiating Kales, and through their effort local growers escape the slump In the California turkey market, which always comes at this time of the year. The Farm Ilureau will ship two cars of hogs to Portland -the coin ing week. Next Saturday afternoon mcm- ker 850!) votes, and County Clerk hers of the Farm Bureau will hold Dellah Stevens Meyers, HUM. All a meeting to discuss the rn-organi-were unopposed. j .at Ion of the Farm Itureau. It. II. ! The canvassing board next weekjKlpp, manager of the agricultural iwlll start tho counting of inlatla-i department of the Chamber of tivo measures votes, tions lil the county. and city elec-j Commerce will be a speaker. third and lie cars have already been m-nnd hnv m recent indict pledged by the students. ment climbing the district altor- Itesldo the veteran of the threony und seven otheru with gross warfc and tho Hchool children there j corruption. will be an impressive showing of j . 4- . the variou fraternal and civic or- IH'KNOH A 1 It 10 H, Argentina, gaplzations of Medford, Including I Nov, JO. (A1) New yiat Presldent the Klks, tho Miison, tho Knights I elect Hoover 1 planning a vlnit to of -Columbus, the Odd Fellows. South America, including TOSCOLA, III., Nov, 10. ; Frank Fmll Carroll, professional 1)aseball player and farmer, and j hi brother, William Jr., wero in j dieted by the Douglas county Argen-; grand Jury for the murder of Wal- Woodmen of tho World, lleho-1 Una, wa well received here. The I ter McAlistcr, 6'J( employed for kahs, Daughters of the Nile I government already 1 preparing a j fifteen years as a farm hand Dniitthter of Veterans, the 1. A. i cordial welcome, 'the Carroll. FAIRMONT. W. Va. (F) The apple crop produced In the orch ards of Mrs. W. K. Dartholow of Union district, Marion county, this year In proving unusually large, in on respect at least. She has on display one apple weighing 1 T ounce a ml measuring 14 Inches In el ecu inference, and another only an ounco lighter, which are tin largest seen in this district In many year. POftTLAXD, Ore., Nov. 10. (p an apartment house jan- huzzer In Chalmers apartment here to night, he unwittingly pressed the button that set off an explosion, killing Parsons and wreckliv; the lower floor oft the apartment , IIOUHO. . Parsons was In the kitchen of his apartment at the momont. An I burners in his gas stove wero ' ) open, and all cracks about the ! doors, windows and dumb waiter j chinked tight with rags. On the telephone stand nearby j was a note scribbled on an en- I velope, and addressed to his wife. The .note said: "Mary: Flor ence has your stock in tho Hafe in an envelope. Good bye, Mary. Am Horry to cause you any more tronhln. Cod forgive me. Chalm ers.' The explosion was terrifle am! wrecked the lower rear portion of the building. Partitions were blasted away, windows were crash ed .furniture was smashed in many rooms, nnd occupants of the building thrown from their feet. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 10. (Jp) ! MAnsnrini.O, Ore., Nov. 10. The eighteenth unnual Pacific oJVrTho Coos county grand Jury -International Livestock exposition today made a second report on ttmlght, With Un- nffMh-M n rnnil.wtr.H h.. th nnnn- ty court-house since Jan. l. Ift27. report contained criticisms tho business methods used by calves in the show went to J. A. tho court during thnt period, say- Scollanl of Chehans, Wanh. The ing that the bookkeeping system' John L. Smith trophy for tho best wa-t not coordinated with that : ifolstein produce of dam exhibited ; of the county clerk, and that le-: ; at the exposition was given to ' gal counsel should be employed j William Hishop of Chimactim, Wii. by tho county to pass on all nc-: 'The Holstein silver tea set for the tions of the county court. ! jbest calf herd at the show was! The county was declared .a taken by the Carnation milk form, have a deficit of $:tlfi.490. and the; ' Seattle, Wash. 'grand jury urged that part of the' Isaac E. Staples silver tea set school tax money now returned to : trophy for the best Jersey calf I school distract be used to lower herd was presented to F. R. Hain.jthe deficit, stating that the saving Lomita ranch. Palms, Cal, The to the county would be $85,000 per j . . renney nern irom tunma-; vear. Considerable damase was done , to the passenger station ut Ash land when the roof of that build- i In.-; caught fire Kiiduy noon, uc-; cording to reports sent Into tb 1 Southern Pacific district oft ice here. The origin of the fire is ' Us yet unknown. j In cildiiion to burning a portion ; of the roof and some of one wall of the structure, the telegraph aivi, , ticket offices were damaged by, water. 'fnis will necessitate a ; quantity of repair work, according to local officials. i COTtVALLlS. Ore., Nov. 10. (,Pj Co-operation of educational in stitutions and chambers of com merce in spreading knowledge of advantages of Oregon and the northwest was nvocated last night by president W. J. Kerr of Orq gun Sta'o college ifi an address to the association of chamber of commerce secretaries in semi annual meeting here. LONDON, Nov. 10. ( Kcluea Uonal progress throughout th'e ages wa the feature of Friday's brilliant paeeant in the annual bird mayor's show given by Sir by Kynasion Studd, London's new i chief execut ive. dine farm, Hopewell Junction, N. J., took the Staples silver tea set trophy tor the best Guernsey calf herd. The Penney herd also took the handsome Guernsey cup for the best set of sire, consisting of four animals, any ago and either sex. The Webb trophy for the befit open flock of Shropshire sheep in the show was won by the sheep ot G. 11. and J. J. Thompson of Macleay, Ore. The Julius U. Meier trophy for the most attractive and best kept stalls In the beef barns was captured by A D. Dunn Jr., Wapato, Wauh., who had seven teen stalls filled with Shorthorn cattle. ' The coffee cup silver trophy for the neatest stalls in the dairv di vision went to F. R. Ualn, La Lom ita farm, Palms, Cnl. FORT WORTH. Tex., Nox. 10. ff) In a whirlwind roundup al most as spectacular ns the one man robbery last night of a mail car on a Texas und Pacific train, police here today hud recovered all but 2M"70 of tho $53,000 loot and had under arrest a man iden tified by Mail Clevk M. K. Pruett. a h rt ving perpetrated the holdup. SALFM, Ore., Nov. 1 0. (P) Salem and vicinity experienced one of the wettest 24 hours in history when 2.48 inches of rain were re corded for the period ending at 7 o'clock this morning, bringing tho total precipitation to 4.13 for the past 48 hours. The rains have boosted the Willamette river to 5.4 an increase of 7.6 feet since Friday morning. December 11, 1923, with 2.11 inches, was previously the wettest day. DANCE Wednesday AND Saturday Nites WALKER'S MEDFORD'S NEWEST PAVILION Mr Il'eoftil, practical anil or- IS namental, these sets will I appeal to hoth ;lver ami g ' recipient as tb3 seualhlo IB I i i mi n i Dine Today at Hotel Medford Dyiner $1.00 A'The Food Is Btfter" At the Medford MONDAY NIGHT Armistice Turkey Dinner $1.00 Regular Savings Qnicltly amount to a surprising sum of money. You won't notico the little amount each week or month and you will be amazed at the rapidity with which your money will accumulate. Start an account for yourself, for your wife and children today! It encoura'Kes tho saving habit. Open a Savings Account Start It today at the 'Partners in Community Development" It May Be Qone J Tomorrow 6 Sales This Week 4 Sales . In One Day! Act Now! that acre you have- been wanting to buy out in Pitt View Acreswouldn't it give you a shock to hear it was sold? Level-headed business men are waking up to Ihc fact that t his subdivision property is ideal for your first investment (your home) and are grabbing up the most desirable locations. Six of. these beautiful homesites we're sold this week, we knew they would sell but this exceeded even our fondest expectation and only proves further delay in selecting your tract will be your loss. v Better Act Quickly if You Want One of these Premier Homesites $750 to $1800 5 Years to Pay Warnock & Shelley 44 N. Riverside Ave. '"''- .' '' Phone 1262 Thirty-Eight Reasons You Should Buy Why a Ray Automatic Ei . rw. .- If 1 1 KB Mr WW MM -r rner These satisfied owners are proof that the RAY AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER is giving satisfaction.. They are absolutely safe economical to operate and have been underwritten by the insurance companies of America. These Southern Oregon people using this burner will be glad at any time to let you inspect them. Call them on the telephone and ask them what they think of the RAY AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER. Some of the satisfied users that are now using this burner for heating MEDFORD J. C. Penney & Co. Pantorium Snider's Dairy Junior High School W. H. Merritt Robert Kyle Carl Glascaw Mjr. Livingston A. B. Cunningham Craterian Theatre Lithia Springs Hotel (2 Burners) Elks Club McGee's Dry Goods Store First National Bank . Senior High School (3 Burners) Car gill Court Apartments M.E. Church Lewis Suner Service Station Medfcrd National Bank . Findley Apartments P. O. Crawford O. O. Alenderfer Delroy Getchell ASHLAND Hatchers Greenhouse Junior High School (2 Burners) Senior High School (4 Burners) Redwoods Hotel Grants Pass Bakery Tuff Building GRANTS PASS Ole's Service Station Josephine County Court House Come in and let us explain this new Burner to you. A Small Paymen Down and Balance Monthly. 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