Medford mail tribune., November 27, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

irKM-ORT) MAIL TRiniTKE. MKOTOKD. . OKEfiOX. TUESDAY. XOVKMHUR 27, 1928.
PAOB TTITIEE
DtYTADIAMQ DAQC !
luinmmiu unsuL i - in ui U iuiiti
mmmlfwf enjoys banquet
PflPTI ANn VlfllTf
I Will lmiiu i tut I '
Morthan $lut v.w raised by t
K. (Pop) tiutcs at the notary club
luncheon at Hotel Medford today,
In the Interest -of fending Hie hlfjh
school band north to piny at the
Thanksgiving tame. Members of
the club responded generously,
Fome Blvlnjf five and ten dollars,
end others showering forth dollar
bills.
The high school band, under Jhe
direction of Wilson Walt, played
a number of peppy tunes for the en
tertnlnnient of the jmjnibers, whoso
appreciation- was voiced In a nhort
talk given by President Jack Carle.
That more than 47 new business
men have permanently settled In
statement made by E. C. Corn, pro
gram, chairman. A number of
these we ro the Invited guests nt j
today's meeting nnd were called :
upon to toll why they had chosen i
.Med ford as their location.
Follow inir Ik n lint of I'litittiririn t '
and the guests tlmy invited to to-
day's meeting: Hill Uolger, Mr. j
Jacobs of Mullins'; Walter Iever-j
ctte, Mr. AnUroH and K. T. Uurle
non;, Horace Bromley, D. J. Boon-j
er; Fred tiroene, K. lUiunt; . Rev. j
V,. V. Lawrence, .lev. Kcs; Ed
Hhockley, Mr. Ileathcote; D. A. i
Chambers, Verno Shangle: How-'
aid Belief Cel. II. O. TMurucltcr; Will
Holt, T,. Uricker; C.eorgo Hunt. Mr. i
Hoy; Frank Newman, W. J. Look-j
cr: Bill Allen, Mr, Mimn: Herb; city cuusod by the prevalence uC
Alford. C. D. bower-, Churlea Clayjinnny cases ot were tolds or a :
anil Mr. llrown: llolnio Fhihror.Uli.-ht tvm. ,rf rin iu ,.i,.,.,f n.n,
Mr. Jones: Jack Carle, C. 1J.
lier: Hamilton 1'ntlon. Mr. Honn:
tten Harder, Mr. J'lpes: t.. t:. Corn,
Mr. M.'itson, J. 13. Vclton and Vli'Bll
Coverstono.
A tri'.-rl Is (n Htnrc
ton!"ht fro-i
oislit lo nine fir Hwuthorn OriiKOviJt nomo
Oregon radio fan over station fuIte ""', f ft ores, nnd
K.M15D when the rcsulnr weeklv ol hcr I'U"--'" vUovs uv& short of
program of Snider's Dairy und.hplt Realise of- the flu or Imd
3'.roduoc conu-any will bo on the I ('oUl Jl.pe.Hses amon employt-s or
air with a program featuring "Mr. PJ'oprietors.
and Mrs. Carlton Janes and Mr.
C. 71. Pnfko,, a Holoist of umiMUal
ublllty who arrived recently to
mnUo her home in Mcdforrt.
Mrs.' I'nHlco was formerly with
tho Overland eolleBe in Ohio and
for ti- number of year.4 was well
ltnown aH a Mololwt in MinneapollH.
Tiano atid violin selections, for
whleh they nre. well known thru
out' this Hoetlon of tho Htale, will
ho featured- by Mr. and Mvx.
'Janes. A , v
FILM OF GOLF CHIPS
ARRIVES FOR COPCO
. The Copco films ot last Wednes
day's exhibition golf match liotwpen
Walter Ilngen, Johnny Furrcll.
Chan Enan and Jack lliteston were
received hero yesterday. These
piettirea ineludo nomo fine shots
of tho Rolf champions In action,
and aro hound lo be of Intercut !o
local golf funs when shown hy the
t'opco news reel.
The films of the homo rnminn,
of Medford's famous football team
after their recent victory over Tho
Dalles have also arrived here and
will bo ready for early showing.
40-Vcar Old Powtter GckmI
HE NO, New (At Vvof. J. Claude
Jones. University of Nev:id;i scol
oKist, recently unloaded charges
from threo old Knulish made shot
guns which wore carried by stage
guards in territorial days and
found that tho powder was In good
condition nl'ter morn thnn 40 year?-.
EVIRY VESTIGE OF
THEAR0MA0FG00D
mrrrrlcrrilCn
I N FACH CAN
OF GOLDEN WEST
College Commuter
Twelve thousand more miles ;
and Geraldlne Payne will have her j
college dyrec. She lives at Paw- j
tucket, R. I and commutes to i
! Beston uniuerftitv. Each daw he i
and from her classes. She has cov
ered 57.0C0 miles to date. .
E
T
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th(
Tho fltuatlon IhrouKhout
rar-jsume, now ones eonilnj; down with I
the ailment.) and othi is recovering
laud returning lo their customary
j dution. daily. The flu type pro-
railing here Is far different from I
itho kind of severe flu' cpldcmicj
! prevailing in Los Angeles and San
Frnncisco. j
i The sickness situation In the
i public schools today was abovit '
the same as yesterday with ll
oaciiors ur.ublo to pcrfortr their !
iluilen. about 10U students of the;
! junior, high school and from SO !
!to CO from tlie senior hfj,Mi school
funt" cat'11 0l H"1 ffi'mlo hcIiooIh HI
r V.,u r,i..n,w.c.! Inln ll.lu n ft
noon - by Principal C'oiikle of tlioHM lul"t'''
ihlfc'li school, that due to money
huvint? been ra'st-d for tlie pur
noso todny, through the conlrl-
UntiMi, r.f ..lit'.finu th.)l llin Ii I -rh
school band, lis well is the lilks' i
band, will l-o at I'tu-tland to phty
at tho Thjinkstviiii; dny tamo
1. Al.wlf,.,.,l M(,.l. f.,wl !r,n.
. -r..i, V..H1W,,. i!,i .in ,,,..r'lt Lake City
company the.tenm to l'ortlnnd to-
nlirlit, but both will leave early (
tomorrow evening ofi the' fuotball i
ex'Ufirlun train.
f V-
Hunt's Craterlan
The famous son-Tis ot Old Nassau j
aro heard in "Varsity." now at j
Hunt's Craterlan, in which Charles
("Huddy") Roffcrs embarks on his I
career as a full fledsed motion pic j
tore star. The film has been syn
chronized with quality sound and
in additiou boasts four sequences
in which tho players talk.
Princeton is. the locale of the
story, and all exterior scenes were
filmed on the campus ' with sev
eral memhers of tho student body
taking part Princteon alumnus.
yells ana sonfrs were recorueo mat
give the film tlirlllln? llfellko at
mosphere. The 'talking of the players In !
four sequences is the high light of
the production by Rogers, Mary
Ilrlan. Chester Conklln and Phil
lips it. Holmes.
At the Rlalto
William Ttoyd's latest ' vehicle
"The Cop." is now at the nialto" In !
I which that popular youiv; star Is i
' seen as a policeman in the under-
: world of New York., It features j
I In Mr. Boyd's support.' such merlins:
I screen players as Janquellnc Lo
J pan, .Man Halo and Robert Arm
; strong. ..Tho story by Elliott Claw-
son tells of flio sinister operations t
or, a- uauu ol ltuoks. cuiiuiniiiiiis ,
1 in murder, aud of "Tho Cop's" un
tiring efforts to run the marauding
i robbers to earth. Thrills-abound j
in tho action, which Iff dramatic, i
' swift ninvini; nnd tensclv Interest-
i ing. -
.Iaiket lcilni..
NEW YOItlv iPh Among victims!
of the contln'fd bull stock market!
may be lifted many uf that elun j
known us "mnrket ohHerver-." FVw I
prognostlcutors have Jibed with j
developmentH. Tlie market hnt; j
Rpurned tradition nnd acted quite i
independent of. wo-ciilled "nnturulj
Ian'." KKjieeiallj- in the, last few
j month. difference of opinion j
umontf the clan have been marked i
imd at present few of th profew-
slonal market letter writers are
agreed upon anything,
, . .-
llo C'niitlnnf In Mr.
' TAMPA. Fla.. Nov. 2 7, (VP,-
Lfonard Klo. 2-year-oltl airplane
iptlot. atitmptinif a nonKr1p Holoj
I iign . i ruin uiKerviiip. uni., i j
' 12:41 p. m. today.
OE. LPN POST
Atli-mlnl by uw 3uu Aimricin .
I.t'Klun nu'iitluTH uml im-mhers f
; the Lci'lun Auxiliary, the turkt
1 dinner held at the a runny last
' evciilnt; iiA one of the successful
: events of the season and was re
; Kurdcd as one uf the bent joint
sessions ever held by the two or
irnntzitituiis. 1'lans fur futur
tivltis were made nnd i t ports of
past activities were given. :
j Support for the :tnnual member- I
ship drive was asked of each mem- :
, ber present and plans were ad- !
t vancid for the ihmcrs th Keirlmi !
expects to givu Thankgivin;, tense of Crants l-nn will grapple
Christmas ami New Year's nights. 'with Itig Nolan of Marshfleld in
Kunda from these dunces will be! the third event. These wrestlers
used in benefit of the local drum I are all fairly well known to local
coi'un. A report on the venison ;
Day. wuh given by George Chit vs. j
who reported that over 400 war i
. veterans were prusenl and also re-
".ported that the Armistice dunce i
1 was a big succors.
j A report was given at the atixfl 1
t iary meeting by Mrs. N. C. t.'haney
I of the Nationul Legion and Auxili-
Iary conventions u short time ago 1
1 in San Antonio.
Daily Meteorological Report
Tuesday, Nov. 117,
1S2S.
l-'oro.fats.
Medford nnd vicinity
nlfht nnd Wcdnosduv.
but tugsv !
onisni. .Not mocn ci.aiiBO m
temiierature. I
Orenen: Full- tonicht and Wert-.
r"'!'t,ay' foBfl west , lmrtlon to-
n'K'.'l- Colder east portiou to-
nlsht.
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Temperature (rtegs.).... -I I
- Higbest (last 12 lira.) -1 0
Lowest (lust 11' hrs.) Hit
ltd. Humidity (pc.) !I3
Precipitation (In.) .... T
!)ti'
.01
jStuU - of vo;U1um... Cloudy MlHtlnR:.
Total prei'ipltallon wlneo Sep
tomber 1, ly-JS, 3:-J2 in-.ilies.
Sunset today, -t : 4 "J p. m.
Sunrise Wednesday, 7:l(i a. m.
Sunset Wednesday, 4 :A2 p. m.j
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pSSt A ,!SP Jv. Pnup RIiowr J 1 Wo laltfi preat nleasure in offering to our manv custom Bl! Ill (fi'lm Ii
1 1 t sf'' m m inai yu wiu r ". ; .. . : mm m yj m i
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A Tfli:ii ff' r .master crook stories II h CQ omau " t"! 8 1 I ' ;
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WEDNESDAY CARD
A number of Im-nl wrvntliiiB fans
iilun to attend the Mb wrcHtlin-,;
smoker scheduled for tomorrow
night at Crants l'asa with three
main cvnts and one preliminary.
i Tliis in the bluest card ever ut-iniipi-.'d
in tirauls I'a.ss and will
feature HiisMiu Mn hammed, the
L r'i'rii'ie iui k, ue;uiim it; .tiuv'-
jMurvel.
whose
identity nobody
knows,
Sailor Jack W
jod of this city
will appeur in the second nmin
event and wilt wrestle Mike O'Ualy
of Kurckn. Calif., and Fred Mor-
fans. Including especially fsnioi
inary J-eo Martensen. 12 years of
aire, will wrestle Jlmmle Orr, 13
years. None of the four bouts will
have n time limit and arc being
promoted by Jim Havens,
1
CE
I Frank Mycuci and Maurice Julo,
I both of A.ihland, were sentenced lo
. , one year each In tho state ueuiten
Falr tu-;iiurv yesterday when they pleaded
u-ulltv In circuit court on charces
0f Kiaml larceny. .Mycucl ana jaiu
were aecuyed ol' burBlarlr.lhB aev-
cml resldenceH In Ashland, Inelud-
!,iml t),0 dw;ellin6 oC a minister, who
oojrnlr.ed Jalo the next day by
suitcn.se of the minister's which
Jalo'was currying.
Radio Program
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Tliesdlty. Nov. 27
I 4- c : 1 5 to ti:30 Mull Tribune
; news und niai-Uets.
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Produce Co. i
!) to 10 . ni. Calif. Ore.
I Power Co.
Wcdiitxlny, Nov. aft . -ri
10 to 11 Mann's Dept. Store.,
'! 11 to 11:30 T-icck's lliikery. '
! ll:3u to 'l Modern Plumb.-
iiiK & Khect Metal Co. . .
' 12 to 12:30 City Cleaning &
! JJyoltiK Co. . ,
12:il0 to 1:30 liccbe & Kin-
J die Hervlco SlatlonH.
0:41 ; to.i 0:30-MaU Tribune
News and markets.
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WOltTIl N.VI.IHI A nOTTl.IO TO
JIIM
Win. liaines, Han Antonio,
Texas, had the "flu' followed
by pneumonia, whleh left him
weak, with a pen intent coukI).
"That eoui;h nuns nn. My (Ii uk
tilnt recommended Koley'H J limey
and Tar Compound, which I took.
I have completely recovered, do
not 'OU(-ii at all, nnd' consider
Foley's Honey and Taj- Com
pound Iiuh been worth .Vin.UO n
boiile to me." Try 11. Kor Hnle
by Jarmln & Woods DrUK Store.
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Tltrre
no gilt to
llU the
p 1 9 c e of
dainty lin
gerie ilrli
Cltoly tintrd
g o'w n s of
raT;ii ami
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.clur.n are
tri nt m t J
Willi wee
jayon faj-
in in
two - coflor
novelties.
Rayon
Oowni,
fl.9R 2.93
Rayon
Pajamait
$12.98 JJ.98
Crepe de
Chine Gown
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Christmas Values
r- M fr.' ,!. ' .' ,'
V ii... I ft lit f f i t i ' d
i w nir, r-iIom ;itv.
iiAi'Av-.i,TiA.,n,rlr:iii.ma(l,i;
,ilig i,vn u-nifiunllv iritlncd a
.,.nlwii(, iHiMiiifin In eoinnetl -
Ho'. in ih.. rnbiiii market, with
ilio result that Vren.-h and i;rlt -
Irli m:ike, one6 having iftrg
hales, now fill onlv about 111 per
cent of demand. AKi'eement amomi
tire denlerw to curb pi-leo-e.ulilnK
Iniild to bo lui-KOly rcntonHille.
Tune in on "Copco Hour" over Station
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In Fancy
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M a n y . distinctirft
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ample arm holes and largo
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98c
' for llerl.
CI 1 K It I'.OlJ ltd, Kranec (l
' liert Aeonta, tho filer, has $-10
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' undenrtundlnir . ruHUlthiK when he
' landed at an airfield without ;t
: permit last Kuninier, cauHcu mm
j to depoflt tuitu, fi'jiiuH as a B"?u
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: lonvtng the flier $10 eredH.
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haU
j KCDKNHKIM AX Klfl'lN, (ler.-
j many (!') Adam Opel, leading
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, iH exiioetetl to build about
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uuu niuu.r veiueicn. uuio "i "r
Muetlon In tho Opol plain Ih about i
has cans a day. Opel wivh the,
flrnt firm lo altempt masH pro- )
inueiion.
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An Umbrella
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Every woman and miss longi
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Christmas is the time to give
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novel handles are unusually
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Others at $3.98 4.98
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