Medford mail tribune., November 27, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

PAflE!KTriITT
rEDfrOTCT) MA"TL TTT?.TtyE, MEnFOtm, ftftEftrtSVTrasftXt: yOT5MBER-27. 1928.
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OPERATING FULL
CAPACITY DAILY
oou him.. ort. Sow
Mpi-t-iul. ! Tin- IjIk tln-ilKf ilium
KuoUt i i 'o i k almul tiifclit iniU'rt
from (.old Mill, .h now In full op-
riiiUull.
Tht- dn-iJm at pnwrit Uu iihvmI
aliiiut I'd j y.nds t'f earth tlmvn lh
Ti'C'k. 1! Ik iu Uin k i. hcui f
i-a j ih about
in to
Tin-
,. jai.ih "
pri'Hi'iit.
int'titie ih mm
.. v.-ial feet l.cli.w Ihe eo..k h""e
winch wax will neroie wcii k upon ; ,,., H. Vol) i-ll.n rock-1
the rtrcdue nw mul led. Tho in i-ilts.-j ,., UM.r. Thev report that c.-ni-I
lil-Ht Btartert ilx Viirk at the '-nil j tinn are ulriady ljeim and rock i
of Ihe lii onnil which was formerly , ,,,.,,. f,.lh lnto ,. . t j
ilHiied hy a man hy the name of j jJ(1 1 1 ( JC-1. !
I.atlini r. j mule has Ixell levellllK the 1
It Ix runiiiiiK mcadlly nlKht ""'lip,,,., ut ,h ,.,.,, .,L. is cal.
day ami never ceaKCs ItH opera- , ,oulll of kc'h creek. A;
lion of HcoupliiK Ihe carlh. unaw- H(Jon n( ,B ,,.vt.,., ). wtll - I
hill- a ay Ihe hank. The lalllmiB , whc)l ,u. () u. ,,,. fu. j
which have been left l.y Ihe dredKc; ,U1.(. i '
eeem to Indlc.le Unit the (.-round I Mril j,)hl ,.,.(,.,. ,UH ,;,,, h,.,. ;
now hehiB dredKcd dlil not have .,.... ,1ia.,.1.v ,., ,.,. I,. I
many larfie boulder.
The lallliiKi-j
left farther - up the creek from
wnrre me Ml cone ih locaieo oiive
a lariie quuntliy of rocks anions;
them. The larce huckels which
convey Ihe earlh are nearly alwaj
full of nood looking (travel. Krom
Ihe lime a fulr-nlzed rock enlorH 1
the dredfe It Ik abuul fls'e mlnulcH
before It cumeH out upon a belt '
' " lef 1 '' At pre-l
cut the earth- l helnp dllK away ,
fl-oin abuul III lo 3D feet deep.
A bunk which wan cut away by I
Ihe dredp. on IIh left-lmnd lle
was nhoul a feel thick, but the -
averaiie of the depth (t Is cover-
Inn will fall below Unit flcure.
The dredge al present Is about
iwu mm a nan himih irom uir
forkH of the creek. It. has Miier
the beginning of Its operatiuiiH,
covered a good slifed territory in
n small amount of time. The land
Ik being cleared for a large dis
tance below where the dredge Ih
' now working. Tills land was heav
ily forested and since a largo num
ber of 'good trees for wood huve
been cut down, tljoy are being cut
up and there Is one line of cord
wood below Ihe dredge nearly I OU
yards lung. All the brush Ih be
ing heaped into one pile and will
be burned luter on,' Al present
land jHielutired for about JiTiO yards
KMow rum mo cireuge ih expecieu to1
woi ii iu - nun line uy uie iirsi oi
tho year.
it win- ue in operituon
i or several years. As sunn ns it
bus covered Hit' laud specified on
the left-hiiml l'uiii of the creek.
ii win suiri to tireuge up ine i 'igni-;
' band side uf Ihe' l-ance properly. 1
Jo one who tins never seen a
dredge in operation, this one pre-
, Kenls a. niarvelous uttruetibn. It
. Is a . niiister of tiperal Mm, and each
piece of machinery upon l(. plays
11m part in the sifting of (be gold
, from the ore taken in.
'When 1! encounters some lnrgi
, rocks and havd gravel Its machin
ery sends out a roar nud nhvnye
getn the earlh.
Mr. and Mrs. .!, V. Walker ul
tills city moved to Talent last Hun
day. They will reside there .only
temporarily whllu Mr, .Walker will
reci'lve'; employment at the Hun
erefi (trehiinlH. fu-iij- ,thnt eliy.
CONSTIPATION CAUSES
. MANY A SLOW UP
But you can protect yourself "
- No innn enn do juntlco to liis job
no woman enn renmin vivneious
nml liuppv with eoimtipntion
' )aily uiidei-inininE health und
1 Rtrcncth. AchitiR headH, painful
; iiiukcIcb, -i liervouBiU'as, blomlshed
, rhcckn theso nro just little thlncs
that constipation brings on. In
- I ho end, it causes moro than forty
dreadful diseases.
r Begin now combating constL
pation. Kelly's AU.-DltAN is
- jtuaranteed to relievo it. More
' to prevent it. Just eat two table
; ipoonfuls daily chronic cases.
mm
niTE
DOUBLE
ACTING
MAKIS
PAHINO
CASlkR .
net tj. ' t- J. 'Hicn m .
Mi. Tuin Punkt-y i having u,
nrw rtiof jjut ui) Ihf burnt; which !
..teJu; own ttu Ih nurUi mlde oX luullJ
All rt. Jlt-rthu W'yall, ij litur ;
uf the Hi-U'uy Inn, 1m now fcrvinn
lunrlie on dame hIkM, Saturday
bwniiitf), every two wfi-ks. ' Hli
( tiurvt'il Iuik lies n the evening of
r Kuluniuy, at whlrli time Hit tlann
w;n In ihe imvilion.
M r. a II d A I r. K. ( ! . Lance re
turned rei-tntly from a trip tu iill
I 'urniu. .
I II. K U .i.tM'tt n nd Mr. Kptm of'
I rortJuiW. who have been vihitlim
j at thehomr if Air. and AIik. I.aw
Whiisi'ti of thin city, ri-ulrntd to
.their home the flint of thtH week. I
They intended to May over a day;
j or no III KllKelle where they will
, vifil friends and relat.veH In that
eity. Moth men arc uf the i'urt-'
land police foree, Mr. Kppu heiiiK 1
li,.i,i,.mm r ,,i.
.Ml', mid Mr. W. kom- were j
j VH, t(l Mill cm MittuT-iln)'
fr()1) MH,ou... K. WM (nv ,novc
! to .Medford whci-e file and her son J
will reHlde.
W(l.(, hvl.n ,. lv,.,, ,..,.,.,,,15.
,.:,nlv ,lvll t,.,ny )m.
,.ylnl,. c l able lo be up u
ntl(. ,, ,f ,. kl.,.)(1 impruv,,.
,, w ,,,,. , ,.vlun , hl
h. , lM ,.lu. u.iihlll ,nlii
OJ. m
Ul.'u.v ,,,i)1(.y ,B .,,, (. ,,.,.
.,.,, , 1Javl(, ,.. 1K..,r tMx
city
Jm. ,unkl.y ,.,.,.n,.u t,,is
,, .., ,.,, ,.v,, ,uv wUh
,,,,, ,.,.!,,, , ,, ,.,.
.Mrs. (leorh'e lliimmersly litis been.
, fol. , mHl m.v,.,. ,,,. , ls
mw Hwv , 1tl ,.(v ,,..
I,ee Cook lias iiui-chaHt-d a new
radio. He has I tmneit In tole wet
..i,.,,,. ..h,,,!,!,,,, i,(lth i J ....
hoUrictojiM In search uf a pla
tie that blamed thing they call .the1
"aerial." j
Kred (iuy returned this week '
from IJortland where he has re-,'
eclved electrical treatments. He j
Is now improving blit will return
to thai city for more treatments'
in the very 'near future. i
Mrs. Alva Walker. Jewel Quack-'
cnbush, Warren Kelsne ami fail.
Palmer are among the recent Med-j
ford visitors from this section. '
H. II, Conner is rapid lv enm-
),iH ni.w
garage upon the ;
vnnillV wMf.h
propei'ly which he recently piir-
(,,iiteil
about four miles north of 1
this city. He" Is also starting to
build other buildings ami has made
many Improvements upon the land
1,,,.,,
be purchased It.
s i
POUTI.AN1). Ore.. v. 2 7. M')
The police gambling squad raided
four Chinese lotteries late Monday,
u.tlv...l n l.ii ...ii r
phernalla nml arrested sixteen i,,
men, rour of them Chinese,
Three of the raided establish
ments were located virtually In the
shadow of the poliee station,
I floods ai e third with 14. There
every meal. Doctors recommend were four earibuuakes. four bail-ALL-J3HAN
because it is IWo storms, and three mine explosions,
bran 100 eiroctivo. -jThe other disnslevs were niiseol-
HcnKliful and delicious with milk jluneuus catusfrophes. including epi
or cream, or with fruit, or honey demks. shipwrecks, typhoons, iam
ndded. yprinkla into soups. Kec-.inrs' t,a"1 in-enks, landslides nn l
ipes on pnekagu, Sold bv all trro- l volcanic eruptions.
cent. Served everywhere. Made by j
KelloBif in Unttlu Creek.
i
mum
of famous cooks
never say "use a
spoonful or two
spoonfuls of baking
powder." They
come right out and
say "Calumet Bak
ing Powder." They
call the leavencr by
name which plainly
shows they consider
Calumet abso
lutely necessary
to the best of
baking success.
LESS THAN
lJQ Jj
1
PER BAKING
Governor Patterson Joins
The Red Cross For 1929
Iff iS'Xr 1 , -r-f , ' II
8 f w T4f ft
V- Oregon lo renew their allegi
ance 'to the American National Red
Cross in Its Twelfth Annual Mem
bership Roll Call, which began on
Armistice Day and will continue
until Thanksgiving, Governor U L.
l'alterson, after taking out his own
membership in llio organization,
made thp following statement:
"During the past year tho Red
Cross has again repeatedly demon
strated Its readiness for prompt,
well trained and efficient service
to suffering humanity In this coun
try und abroad. In addition to the
emergency aid which the Red
Cross is so well' qualified to ren-
DISASTER RELIEF
' when two ferry boats; one of them
' : lim t ted wit 1 1 passengers, grazed
The American lied ('roan hniuuch nt,Hi' ' dense fog on Sun
given aid lo more than a million ' I'VunciHco bay. The Southern i'a
and a quarter disaster sufferers ' t-ilk' r'' ''' K;inl11 Clara was about.
during die organization's fiscal!
year, according lo figures con-
1 tallied in Us nnnuiu rctiort nr.1
made public by Jocal Med
Cross I
lorfleinlH.
I lidief was extended by
0;t.
American society following (ill
lister- in this country and
ahruml and a total of 1 .:j.rn.0U'
persons were helped, tiev.-n liun-
died thousand of these were in
flitted Slates, whtb (i'lO.lMMJ
In Hie nine foreign conn- j
I tries, w here relief work' was cuii
j dueled, ur iu the insular 'and for
jclgn possessions of the I'nited
,StatiH. ' '
' J'loods raging over hundreds uf
miles, fires destroying whole vii-
luges, tornadoes and hurricanes
j sweeping uvor entire staif. and
iUath.ilealiug explosions combined
to make the year one of great
calamities.
To i undoes lead the lis: uf dis
asters In which' the lied" Cross
mive . relief. - with 2 it. Ktres run
i;
lose second wit "J-l. while
Tin two outstanding disasters
i in ;no year were me- m-w imis
jland flood i'f November. t!'l!7. and
jreeuirtug overflnKt, in the Mlssis
! slp.pl vulb', . These overflows, to
IgeNier w'ith conllnulng relief upe
j rations, which have been tieees
jrary i.s a result of the grat flood
I ill the sui lug of mat. have kept
I a laie staff of workers busy im
life valley. '
i In New Knglaud. where swul
t leu mountain streams swept down
'. with torrential force und playH'
; havoc In 2 1 count U s. the oruani
j ration gave reconsti ue t ion aid to
I 3 :.UI fanill;es. involving nun-e than
1 7.0UU persuivs. This disaster n?
' eevsitaled the expenditure uf :
'relief fund In excels of I.2U0.0Um
of which mure than $ru0.O00 came
(tront the national treasury uf the I
I lied Cross. i
Uet year, incomplete slatlsllesi
show that '!.:U.S volnte-r.- d'd
'enntrt'-n unrk throughout the I'nit
I cd States. title 2."M7.'i answei ed
motm curie- e.'lls. Vulunteers aim
made :t:t.'Hi? ChrhMinas Unas, uiul
1 02 i transcriber! corded I fio.Tn.'t
panes of llrallh. representing over
;.Ml buoks.
WASHINHTON, Nov. 27. i.4V
f Wnllnce .McCanmnl. tf Ot'egon. to
i day wan nppulntrd hy IVnMhlent j
Icoulidse as memlrr of the Culled
I Slates com mission fur eeleti ation
j O iht 20Mth anniversary of the j
birth of (ieurge W iisblnKtou. He !
will fill it vacancy oeeasmned by
death tif ICilnar H. I'lper. Mr. Cunl i
Idge w.i.-. placed In nomination at t
1 t2H Itemtblii an convent tun by '
.MeCamant.
jmra btrkinv airport fnctllttes -or :
) em erne ne? bind tin; fields, is idrtn-:
ntnt? n nuinlcipnt nlrn.ui t. .
named fur MerilM and t untie, twni
younn iiviutnin who . eranhed to :
their deaths n few miles from the
site uf the new field. '
uer, u n as performed consistent
welfare work on behalf of ex-serv-Ico
men . and women, has main
tained an educational service lor
the promotion of health and safety I
and has carried on numerous hu
manitarian activities.
"The people of Oregon who have
Been spared the devastation of fire,
flood or earthquake should make
a cheerful response to the annual
appeal of the Red Cross, and this
slato should contribute a generous
quota of the funds necessary for
the continuance and expansion of
Red Cross activities for the relief
of distress and tho welfare of hu
manity." t ; 1 '
SHOCKED BY BUMP!
SAX FUAXCISt'O. NoV. Jl.--UPi
May eemmuieiN-lKul a shock lud.'iy
'H-r its slip on the han Kran-
eisco Hide of the bay when the
Northwestern Pacific auto ferry
pulled opt uf its pier -on a run In
SauHalllo.
As the bonis came otgethcr the
dis-i1'1"" 1)u-lt KnoeKed out a portion of
I the Santa Clara's bulwark. Moth
' vessels were proceeding slowly and
j tli-r was little disorder although
! there was a report some of Hie
passengers trleil to launch a life-
boat.
I Jul ii ferries proceeded oil their
scheduled trips.
Mirxl Helen
of VeliUelos,
premier, ls a
candidate for
ment.
Si hili..i, 2 1, niece
the veteran Creek
prospective Liberal
the Uritisli parliu-
Westinghouse
Automatic
Iron
$7.75
PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC
STORE
Buy for Half
and Less .
Diamond Stick Pins, Ladies'
Diamond Rings,- Men's Dia
mond Rings, Men's Fancy
Pocket Watches, Men's Fancy
Wrlsl Watches, Ladies' Fancy
Wrist W.tches.
Jennings Loan Office
Front St.. Just Off Main
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For
c
.women $1.95
j Phone 12 J
REPAIRING M
Y; MlBfORD.DIIiyMy ; I
I
Ore.,
-Nov.
iP)
Seymour Jone, mate murket agent,
e rday retuyied to the mate
the t-tiin of ll'l.KJtOO. which ha
been owinp to' thp tate by the
' Kinin tnseetion depaitment for
M-veraf yeura. Thin meanH. ac
, :ordhi to Jones' report to Gov
ernor Patterwon, that grain In
spection Ih on a self-Hiippurting
balH for the first time. Jonen
took charge of the department in
felK'uury, 1H27.
. The grain inspection department
; wan created In 1017. and an up
I propriatiun uf $7500 was made by
I the legislature of that year for
I administration of the department.
Thin was nut enough, and Hi nee
'that time deficiency upproprintionN
totaling f 14.2Sft.fti have been
'made. These with an expendi
ture of J7ir9.3:i from the originnl
1 apiiruprliition of $7500 total tho
; amount that Iiuh been returned.
(The ct making the appropriation
; provided ' that the money" should
ho icpald the state from inpco
jtion fee receipts.
IDRAMATIGSTEACHER
KC;i;NK. Ore., Nov. 2 7. (AV
I Catherine C.
i ;io Heiress o
C. Tliorne, noted us.
i llie Kivgllsh and
A Holiday Gift
that gives years
oJ ironing day
freedom
She'll ho picascd, of
course, will., whatever
1 you give her. Uut here's
your chance to-('ive her
4$ somcI,lintf rKaHy hB
4 years of freedom from
the worry and strain of
; ordinary ironing.
The famous Wesliug
. lioueo Automatic Iron
has a Jtuill-iU 'NVntch
uiou r the 5ciiccr
tboriittiit lo turn It
off aifcl on. It main
tains corccct ironing
IcmpcrnLure. ,nlway.
Ask Ihe Weslitighoitsc
dottier to liow you tho
gift that makes ironing
'j quicker imdnsirISo)
only $7.75.
Westinghouse
Klcctricnl : Appliance
The Signof tt )Wf in s(io ie Dralrr
Ride With
Southern Oregon
Stages
The pioneer line of southern Ore
gon operating local cervlce from
Medford to Klamath Falls.
Thin- company lias served you
faithfully Iu past yours nml will
coHtlnuo to Blvc yon ixcollnt ser
vice. IIiirnor leavp from
Hotol Jiuksou
Leave Modford
A.M. NOON
8:20 12:00 .
Leave Ashland
.A.M. NOON,
S:50 ' 12:30pm
IM.
3:20
P.M.
,8:23
P.M.. i P.M.
3:30 ' 8:33
Southern Oregon Stages
Hotel Jackson Phone 309 .
i INSURANCE s
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 1.05 j ... , 80 N. Cenlral
Medford, Oregon
1 l
KAl-IiAl,
Amt-;ia luKe' In the ml scnera- ' Iho erhool of drumu uf the L'ni
tion unlrr thi' name f Catherine j 'vt-rsily uf Oij,-un. While uu the
C'uKHHell. died here lu.st niKhl. She tituce lihe ui'ilied in playH with
rufirrd tyum the"fitai;e hoiiio yeanry'inuny :iif -the famow wtorn Mi-Kne-UKO.
and hatl'heen connected with ! land und the lrtih-d tiiief.'.' - "
I ; - . l-J J.i. fJ 1 LL -l -J'-'-l . ! - - 1
! tWlW lvTmv
S. S. Galifornia S. S.Virginia
j . on The Recreation Route to
t . .- -
.Ki '.. .; New York ' ..
via the 'Panama Canal and Havana
NOy two hew magnificent electric liners are in the
coast la-coast sevvice pf the Panama Pacific Line
,' The S.J, Virginia, latest of these beautiful American-built
ships, sails on her maiden voyage ' :
: From San Francisco December 29
i . . -The irginiVt and her sister ship the famous California are
the I argest sreamers ever built under the American flag.
'- They establish new standards of speed, comfort and luxury
. irt the-intercoastal service. Fourteen days to New York.
Broad promenade decks with facilities for deck golf, shuffle
' board and tennis. Two open air built-in swimmlng'pools.
;' Gymnasium: Outdoor garden cafe. Elegant public rooms.
Every stateroom is outside over too with private bath.
Fortnightly sailings, in cither direction, between California
. and New York, alternating with the popular Mongolia.
Carrying First Cabin and Tourist passengers. Next sailing
from San Francisco, S. S. California December 8. j -,,(
'l Send for beautifully illustratcdr-ook "The New Qrtat American Pieet". ' 'i-
Janam faclfse Ijtne
..INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILB MARJNB COMPANY ,
1333 Fourth Avenue, Seattle
-or yoir Local Steamship or Railroad Agent
4.
AT.-SAN F
t a ii) y h 'I i
m tffl
CLI
, '
e ideal hotel with an icleal location for
' your visit to San Francisco right in the
mart shopping and theatrt district. The
ClIFT is favored by those who expect
the best as 5 matter of course.
540 rooms, each with bath.
Single and en suite.
Single, from $4; double, from $6. f
ocattd at '
GEARY W TAYLOR- i.
E L M I1AS O L
.AT JANJA'.IAMA'AA
&l JMiraiol entertains more -world
famous people than any other
hotel itt sue inisimericAj
RAN CISCO
'ft
u ;i t
Ii I L f
is
hi Si
FASCINATING
AND UNIQUE
THE
fCitics of color and
K mystery . with fire
crackers at lunerals;
templesful of i;oils;
where one is pinched'
to cure a cold. Cities,
where modern life ri
vals that of the Amer- .
ican metropolis, and
.medieval life dates
back thousands of
years.'
There is fascination a
pl'enty in the Orient -and
pleasure aplenty
in your voyage across
the Pacific on a giant
Empress liner Regu
lar sailings from Van
couver and Victoria,
B. C, to Japan,- China
and the Philippines;.
Get literature now.
Canadian Pacilie Traveller
Cheques Good the World O'.rvaj
CANADIAN
WRDeacori-firrfMofif Pass'r Deptr
55ThlrdSt Portland Multnomah Hotel Blip
You wfliuk. y
LOS ANGELES
Better if You Scop $sM
SIXTH and 8PIUNO B1RBHU
WMO per day np withtmt bulk
aJO p cUy ny with bA
hmohai mm
tfln PrtowJ Cbflt Saw , '
and OrUI
OmoSi Tni Car rt OM Nw
H. a FRYKAJN, PraptlM
MPxrawAoiNn
4viimvmvaWariivn
s vun&ranciscoxi
Powell at ffjarrpil Rt 'ff
i LOCATED
! HflTFI
jCITY.
" I T 1 Ml I ( 1L'
I EVEmHINQ
! CIRCULATING
I ICE WATER
J IN EVERY POOH
004 in COMfCrO
Detached Bathat'is?!
00 0eUchedBathat2o
1 100 with. 6atfi at25oi
ECheckYourAafoifHcfell
fKfcEBUS MEETS AUTKAIW
ii..-; i
0jT
m mystery . with fire-
' Jj crackers at funerals;
ml t pmnlpsful nf i,nil:: I
n
mmrni
pi