Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 15, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextirEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNE. -MEDFORD, - OttEfiONV TTTPUSPAV. NOVttMP.KK 1". W2. TAW, TTTTIEE 1 7 CvV , Vf I - 4 LACK OF LICENSE IHOOVER TO SHOW ROUND TRIP FARE HAUL PASSENGERS 1 BULBOUS GRASS FOR DALLES GAME : IS ARRESI CAUSE! TOM RAISERS BUT NO SPECIAL i w o i Whin K. M. Farmfr. inspector i . . Hoover left for Situ Fran-' Tlu is Unlc liMihoml of -; tor tlu Oregon imlilio service ; e:s.-o lira li-Ouin,? to ntloinl the ra'in:; the xenr.ion train to Th I eoinmision anil Slate Truffle Of- w""' KroweiV eonventiun. wltleh Hulls from Meilfortl XovpiiiWv lf:eer o. O. Xlehoh. yesterday ' '" liSr7- f."1'!''-' A- I""'"''-- ! , Francis Hotel then. An exhibit , 1m nl tutn.t manager. ho e- placed under arrest George- U. of mMUM Mw K,;,ss !mii been j plained thut In ordur to provide i Williams of San Francisco on the! pun-cd on display there for . the the I round nip rati, the South - , accusation that he was uperntiiiri . olii-rvation uf OelK ea from va- ii ?i '; n "wild cat'1 Sum In Orofoii with-! Hons parts of the country. -miiv.1 jOtit a Jiccnse from the public per-, Ntxt Monday, he will attend Uitv from . vltv commission, the latter denied ! California Da'ry show nt Oakland, points would have t be us- nf at k-uft 100 pasoiiKi-rs M 'd lord and- kuitou tiding As cr, no su.h number f People Who Are Ageing Long Before Their Time Tli la Is to people who are at;ein Ioiik before their, timer To allins ; people who'laek vim iwul stYcnj-th. To the millions who ure under par. Uo you know why .so many peo- ' pie arc half nvi most of llie time dull, lired. headachy and crofs? j It's because of u torpid liver, which 1 means a lack of bile. The biie is ; a vital ihttiK in maintaining health. . it Is a dlpestant of oils and fats, I an antiseptic in the intestinal ta-! nal to combat the Kcrms that tend j to breed there, and a natural pur- : sat I've for the bowels. An active liver secretes n full quart of Idle a. day, hut the average person's i liver secretes less than half a pint. That means Intestinal indigestion . and putrefaction and constipation , a poisoning of the system, with kidneys and heart nffeeted. In-! create the bile flow and you in-' i IG Negotiations for a football came in this city ThanksKiviug Imy be tween the Med ford and 11 .'crctt, "Wash., high school - teams appar ently have gono-slifhtly awry. A letter was received froi the Kverett school this morn.'np stal inK they would not consider a game before December 1, and only , in their own town. :'JJnn.eipitl H.. Jt. Conkle immediately ' wru to the state athletic association .for per mission to play the frame, -which sanction is unlikely as they passed a rule forbidding: hiKh school foot ball panics nfter that dnto. After the action of .the Kverelt stati I ly solve a number of such cu ni mon ailments as headaches, pain umlr the ripht shoulder blade, constipation, loss of appetite, blotches on skin anil coated tonpue. To stimulate the liver and the nor mal secretion of bile naturally, in the way physicians recommend, take' Dloxol. Dioxol is a medically approved liver corrective and bile stimulant. Supplies the natural elements from which the liver makes bile. Does not excite, or irritate the "bowels, nui urines anout uuwei regularity through the natural action of bile. One or two days of Dinxol will re- veal to yon hoe much bile has to do with health. You notice, a new clearness in your head, a keener uppctite. a general "fouling better." on sale at all good drug gists. Special agent, Jarmin Woods Drug Store. school, an invitation was extended the Olympia, Wash., high school team, paid to be stronger than Everett, and the. Commerce high rchool of Portland was asked if they would consider a gamo' here Thanksgiving, in the event they won the Portland championship. The Med ford team plays Kugene high hero Saturday, November 17, and the annual Thanksgiving game with Ashland was mutually c;m- ceiieu jast weeK, so unless a team is secured Med ford w i 1.1 be without a game on the biggest foytbull day ul me $ car. " , f . Card or Thanks. "Wo wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy through the loss of our dear son and brother; also for the .many. . heautifuL floral offer ings. ;. Mr-and Mrs. J. 1. Schrccengost , .., , . and Sons, Mr. ai)d Mrs. O. 11. Khlridge, . : Mr. and Mrsvli. U.Hanvood. . Mr.' and Mrs. C. W. Harwood. Mr.'itnd Mrs. P. L. Pinsnn. 'Jo 7 ;the iillegaiiun. claiming that h-j where the same exhibit of blue has lieen guaranteed I was not operating a bus for hirCjruss as was presented at the Med ford residents, however, who JanU that the persuns in his seven- j international Stock Show at Port-.wiaji to make, the n ip. will be ! passenger Hudson car, with a land last week will be used.. pronKd with round trip tickets jt'alifornia motor license, wero on!;. . Wib ox and K. A. l!rock- at the twime rate as has be-,n given j friends he was hauling north. Vet. way, w ho went ahead of Mr. 1 loo-j the football team. This amounts ithe officers say, Williams could ver to San Francisco, were in lo $1!U)0, or a fare nnd one third, jnot remember the numi's uf these 'charge of building and preparing j Additional sleepers will be pul ! friends, which they say is very the booths for tho local products, i on to ai eomtuodate lo al residents j peculiar. jThe three. Jackson comity men 'deWing t0 make the trip.. They j Jn Judge Taylor's court here'; will return hero in 10 days. asketl ti notify either the dis- ; later yesterday Williams entered ( nict office or ticket office as ja pica ot not guilty to the teehnl-j Mp ;soon as possible, and not Utter cal charge of operating n car for: H I ,lhan'5;tio p. m. tomorrow. hire in Oregon and California i I 1 I E-Kssw-s! Krevmes i a. holmes agency on 'November 23. PLANS DISCUSSED FOR ! Mrs. Herbert ltyers of Hoaeburg returned to her home this niorn-j after spending yesterday with! i ner sister, .miss amrgarei v ucox, OFFERING NEW POLICY; a-. 'vail i. irngnaiu, ut W I Pill! lie 993. I I V. L. lllllliifsley. su ' of the Southern li The pulilie has. tor itinny yearn. iiio Is in tralnltn; at the Saereil '"'en aeeuKtomeil to lmylne Insttr Heurt hospital. innee to eoer some iiartienlar hax- t Let me write your fire insurance.."'1. loilay the tenilenry is-to Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Hollars, wetire eo venter apalnst all pot- u-, .Kline manner of loss or tlanmne superintendent i ln 0,1(1 contraet without the for- acifle Motor "ltr niuuninie nt reHtrlellini-s as Transiiort company, arrived In 1,1 where ami how the loss shall iledford from the north today, on j 0,''1"' " ilcelares 1!. ('. Holmes of At' a meetine; yesterday after-1 u tour of inspection. Ho left Into ""' A- Holmes iiKeney. noon of the retail trade committee I this afternoon for Klamntlr Falls, I iwny me insurim; einnse usu of the -Vedford Chamber of Com-i where he will spend part ot tomor-1""' vera asalnst all risks, wher meree and other committees at I row and return hero for another ovur 1,10 "rtieles insured may Imp work on the Iloinc Products Week. I conference with local officials. 1,011 10 1,0 lhn ti,nc nt 1,10 1"KS which will beain Monday, further i Oregon Fire nolief Association of i7",lnu " means just what it say McMlnnville, Ore. C. L. Gotf, Agt, plan were discussed for the week i during w hich local establishments j will feature only homo grown or manufactured products. Preparations for the week are I reported to bo showing satisfac 1 too progress and is expected to be a complete success, judging from llie co-opci'ation Indicated by local uicrchonts and manufacturers so ! far. Further details of the week will bo announced later. i A THREE DAYS" COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Coughs from colds may lead to se rious l rouble. You can stop t!i-in sow with CrcemuUion. .n emulsified crco.olc tint is pleasant- lo take. Creomulsiun is a medical dUcovcry with Iwo-fold action; it soothes and hoah the inflamed mcmbraiHs and in hibits germ growth. ' Of all known drugs creosote is rcc ognized liy higli medical autlioritics as one of llie prcatcst healing agencies for coughs from colds and bronchial irritations. CrcomuUion contains, in addition to creofolc, other healing elements vhicli soothe and lie a I tho intlamcd membranes and stop the ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to . the stomach, i? absorbed into tbo LJood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the gcrma- Creoinulsion is-guaranteed eatifac-. tory in tlve treatment of coughs from coli3, bronchitis and minor forms ot bronchial irritations, and is excellent fur building up the system after colds cr flu. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according to direc tions. Ak your dm i st, (adv.) 419 Kast Main St. Tel. 1122. 188tf Among Califurnians registered nt Medford hotels are air, and Mrs. M. L. Gordon, Bert A. lleinly, W. i I. Cotrel of I-os Angeles, Louise r.rown, Delia Kelly, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I. McCullough of San Krtincisco, Koy K. Vincent und J. V. Suod- j grass uf Kpringvllle. - Wood all Kinds oak, laurel, fir und dry stubs. Medfurd Fuel Co. Tel. C31. . tf Claims were presented during October to the state ganio commis sion - for, bounties on 27 . cougars und one timher wolf, according to Harold Clifford, state game .war den. A bounty uf $lif Is paid for he said. "Therefore, the name 'All i;bi;s Insurance' has been pruperiy applied to it. "This is especially true of tin 'all risks fur policy. now offered through our agency." VreparatioiiH arc complete, for ! the fourth of the fail and winter : mrien of dances of the Masonic i Duncing club tonight at the Ma- 1 CREOMULS ON FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON THE WEIRDEST OP MYSTERIES- 100 PER CENT TALKING There were eight inches of snow last night on the Ashland-Klamath Kails "highway between hero and Klamath Falls nnd it was snowing and raining all the way from Red ding, Cal., yesterday, on tho Pacific highway, it was not known, here about the snow condition of the Klamath Falls M-ihway today, but it was presumed that tho, most of the snow had been cleared' or melted away aad that the 'highway was passable. - . There was no snow- in the Piski- 'yous on the Pacific, highway this j forenoon, but it . ,was, . cloud v and S the going was quite icy in the 1 shady spots, a motorist arriving in I tho city from Caliiornia reported t'.'.is morning. He also said that the fitretch of the Pacific highway south of Dunsmuir, where road im provement work is under way for 12 miles, is quite soft, and that elm ins are needed for cars travel ing over it. GORE TO ENTERTAIN both cougars and wolves. Thir- j sonic ballroom on West Main teen of the cougars were killed In J street, where dancing will begin at 1 1 . HUNT'S CRATERIAN Starts MONDAY, November 19 ' ALL ' NEW Today I YOU'VE SEEN ALL THE AMERICAN STARS NOW SEE ' ENGLAND'S GREATEST IN ' Tho Most Eanling of Murder 'Mysteries . THE WARE: CASE if irfn With i STEWART ROME and BETTY CARTER Two of England' Finest Screen Stars Kor you've hoon nauiiim to witness a real uitinlcr trial. i;r2a your chain to p'C one ot thu lircatciit. IV.low It 'rem !!;c ac tual Inuriler, r.r through the m-n-natluonl trial. Tim surprisa end ing will Hiv? you one ot your bli; Best movie tlullla. ' r K I' I ""'"fryer. Also Good Added - Short Features i Admission Mats. 10-25 Eves. 10-30 ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC he Boy with the Pleasing Tunes ', Jay Corn, popular local cntcr taluor, will till tho wcukjy unim hly hour at the Junior lijush mhonl toinorrnw with n prcrram of magic and, sloight of linncl. Ilia aorvkes were .s&ured for the occasion by Vie committee In charge of tho regular monthly program, who, having-Jn mini) xomething unuxtia!. tloclUed upon this unique presenta tion. .- Mr. (lore lias promised a 30-mln- ute iircgram of. tricks especially sclflclotl for tlio occasion and, as magic hits a wide appeal, tho com mitti'c fuels It has a rare trrat in storo for tho boys and girls of the Junior high. - Miss MelliB Williams, director of mimic in Junior liOJh, will sing a group of Kolos. LITTLE GREEN CAPSULES STOP RHEUMATIC AGONY Results in 5 Days or Money Back Th fume of the little green cap sule. hrcuUfO of Its canny power to xiierdlly vtnp the terrible rheu matic pains that mnke life ntmoHt unbearable. In rapidly spruuOing all over Amerlcii. Von go iibnut ronqticrlnir your nicrcllc-4 rheitmatle enemy In a different lvny n knock-out way. Vim take -on tiny mtituk each hour for the first ten roura then rclh'f come, Thi- second day. take one every two hour for 14 houj-n -thn take 4 111tl preen cu psules every day until every twinge and every bit nt tender news Is gone ijnd your rheiitnutlc troubleii liuve ceHed. Tho little green rupMule now ko much In d"niutid from coast to count must have a nnrne no It 1h known In e very w ort h w h I la d ru g islore in America as Alknrhu Num ber a. ' HeHfliV wui lbc-o Illitc ivonder- Ufrkliiff cnptili innt ImnUh all Douglas county, six in Curry coun ty, three in Lincoln, one in Jack son, two in Clackahias, one In Ijinc .and one in Josephine. The timber .wolf was killed by W'Uslo J'niitt In Jackson county. The claims were passed oh bj' the state gumc com mission , at regular monthly ses sion this p.ek. Hose mending, runners removed, nnd snags worked back. . Handi craft Shop. . 216tf Mrs. Kmma Jackson- njid her daughter, Mrs. Eva Davis, cft this morning on the Southern Pacific fur their home In Pampn, Texas. They will , go by way of Los An goloK, having vicltpd here for the past few weeks with Mrs, .William Cfcerry. Oood clean Jonathan apples, 50 and 75c a box. Woods Lumber Co.. 71 1 E. Main Kt. tf Kun k In Estes rctu rned t o Med -font this morning from Tacoma, where he has bcrn confined to the Tucoma hospital for tho past two months. , Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir und dry slubs. Medford Fuel Co. Tek 631. tf Mrs. Clara Patterson, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.1 Leroy Khurtleff, for several days,, left todny-for her home in south ern California - Wood all klnd: onk, laurel, fir 4i rid drv slabs. "Medford Fuel Co., Tel. t;3l.v ' tf E. If. Hatson. stale traffic agent for tho 8 tain, hospital at Salem, arrived In Medford tills morning and accompanied n patient to the northern institution1. .Kan?!- Oof Starting . Wednes day morning. Xov. 14th, every. hat In stock at half price; beautiful patterns In velvets, felts nnd ve-1 lours. Miss Tuylor, 42 So. Cen tral. 2S8; Clucsts from Portland registered i at local hotels Incjude Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hergesch. V. E. Hart son. KT. L. Mathes, Mr. and Mil. C. H. Itunyon. C. II. .Smith. A. lireymun. C. D. McColm, C. H. Yerby. W. A. Wylio. V. S. Zini nierman,1 W. C Shnmidou, J. E.i Moiitleth, II. W. King, '.Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mit nnd Mrs. L..M. Combs, D. M. Field, C. Dcano nnd D. Post. j The polls close at. 7 o'clock lo-' ulcht for today's school budget! election, which began at (ho Junior; high school building at 2 o'clock i this nfternoon. 1 Admer D. Miller, niannger of the; Fruit Auction company of Mew; York City, spoke before the Fruit Traffic association ut th Hot3 j Medford this noon, regarding con-j dltlons In tho eat-tern markets nt this tlmo of yeur. His, talk was general nnd took the form of a questionnaire in which ho answer-: ed queries from Ihe various local growers und Bsnorlatlon members. Albert Daucherty of the Pacific Fruit Express company will leave tomorrow for llof llle. Cul., where he will spend the winter. U o clock. The party, .which will be typical uf the past successful Masonic dances, will be open only to Masons, Eastern Stars. De Mo- lays and their Invited friends, vith members of (he three orders ex pected from various parts of llie county. Kefreshnicnts will be served and music will be furnished by the H road way oreheKtra. If v m iy Wstet oil y Bridge Party Held In Spite of Cold ; Dun 'I ilcppMr.l-onii day your pu'-i;i' calnndar is f ti It. and you awal.c iil a iniseriilila .co d,, H'criil of it liv noon I You eiii 'lf,, you Know (ire w-cri'i: a sinii'ic compound tiuit fuon grilles any cold, yesprpii j tlmt lias rcatlicd tlvip in (lie tliroat or Jungs. . . Tlic Fmallrit druggist hnt tliis woiKlcrfiil tablet. Pnpe's Cold Com luilind in v.lmt lln-y call ft. Harm lefl, but it drivs away cdiN'ipiii-kcr tltun all the duMin'.; with lrui.' Hull make the lipiul. ring. IJi'ii't go to a party . rrd-nomMl and witii 'watery ryi'i; get tlris ijuick relief for iijc at any drnghiorc. PAPE'S COLD COMPOUND Notice. Notice U hereby given that the firm erf llohinson & Meyer has been dissolved by mutual consent. All obligations o w I n (f to said firm should be pnld to Joe If. Meyer, who will continue to operate tho business at 2S H. Hartlett Ht Med ford, Oregon, nnd who will pay and ussumo all Indcbtednew of c-Ud COAL that -"burns up" tliat leaves little a.sh tliat makes prac-tit-ally no smoky fliat provides miu-h lieat from a small quantity BRIQUETS Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239 O PENNEY GQ, YouSdveM . one Here Every Day oruYour Purchases Our Loiv Prices Are Not Reserved for Speciql So'called "Sales" Men's CottGii-Ribbed Union Suits, all sizes 98c Men's Bib Overalls, sizes to 46 89c Men's Cotton Work Socks, pair , ; 5c Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts 49c Men's Fast-Color Broadcloth Shirts, collar attached... 98c Men's Work Shoes, mocassin vamp $2.98 Beys' Dress Shirts, sizes 6 to 14 yrs. . 79c; 98c. Men's Outing Flannel Pajamas . $1.49 Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts 98c Men's Part-Wool Union Suits . . '. $1.98 Boys' Winter Weight Union Suits . . . 69c; 89c Men's Heavy Wool Socks 49c Men's Flannel Shirts . $1.98 to $4.48 Men's Pullover Novelty Sweaters, all-wool $2.98 Men's Zippo-frcnt Blazers $4.98 81x90 Sheets . 89c 42x36 Pillow Cases ..719c 36-inch Bleached Muslin (unblea. 39 in.) yard 10c 36-inch Esmond Robe Flannel, yard f. . .... 79c Infants' .'All-Wool Sweaters ... .. : ; .... .... . . $1.98; $2.98 53-piece Infants' Layettes complete i 'j . ' . .. .... . . . . . $14.75 Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns". . . ...... ........... 79c Ladies' House Slippers . 69c Ladies' Silk Scarfs- .-. ... . . . . ... . . . . 98c to $2.98 Ladies' Rayon 'Bloomers,' lace7trimmed ...7 . ,7 . 98c ; Ladies' Rayon Costume Slips'. . . . . ,!'. . 79c; $1.49; $1.98 Ladies' Rayon, and Silk Hose . .' , . . . . ., .'..1 ....... .'. ". . . . ,.' 49c Ladies' Pure Silk Full-Fashioned .Hose .... . . 98c Lady-Lyke Corsets and Combinations .,.. . . .. . . 98c to $4.98 Genuine "Esmond Baby Blankets . . 7; . . . . ... . .7 . . . . 79c 68x80 All-Wool Single Blankets, grey or khaki ... . .$2.98 68x8Q Double Blankets, part-wool .......... . . $3.49 60x76 Double Sheet Blankets. . . . . .... . . . '. . . $1.69 72x84 Double Blankets, part-wool $3.98 .Sportsheen, a Rayon and Silk fabric, yd. ......... . 98c 39-inch All-Silk Washable Crepe de Chine, yd. . . . 98c 27-inch Outing Flannel, good quality, yd. 10c . Washable Wool Dress Flannel, yd. . ........ ....... , ,7. 98ci 36-inch Gladio Percale, yd. 15c Quilted Cotton Batts, 72x90 . . . . . . . 7. .' ... . 98c ' BREIER'S Coat Sale TWO DAYS MORE-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Every Coat in this stock has been priced for immediate selling! This Coat Special Is the Big Feature of BreierV .52,000,000 Sales Event $17.50 and $18.50 Coats priced $15.00 $21.d0an'd $22.00 Coats priced $18.00 $24.50 and $25.50 Coats priced $19.85 Buy Your Coat This Week at Breier's ARTHUR HUBB3, Manager pain ami tort urn In 5 days or mou-1 co-partnership vy rlnvrfiillr n'iinlcl.