Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 31, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE TWO rEnroTCD' MXTT; trtbttne, medford, ' oT?Erioy,'royDiY. December im. Iocal and Personal Today belni! Iho l.usl oay of tho old year, found the more. bunk, ett., txceptlonnlly busy for n .Mon day, lis general IiukIupkh will (jo uHpendod all day tomorrow, Now . Voar'H dnv. Tho noxtnfflrn will! nlso be closed and. there will bo no city or rural carrier deliveries. ' IO",l u Inn wlal" maumrmi acci YounRK Kn,is from Portland ,,'m "inll"n aKnlnst John and eatly reduced. Town & C'oun.ryj ,'' operator, of Covin's 1Dn - .,(,.,.! sawmill. Tho commission claims 1' F Swan citv curfier "I'd1" has t-'40 due on the accept- .l ie- reach -' ,1s ant nos.m'as . r ' "" "f "te compensation act. I im 'bn '.'I riri''lvinK pro,ec,lo to the workmen ureatly Shop. Rollle' are Mill on Iho imslcjffke nick llm. both having been forced to lve up duty last Wedncadnv because of Illness. It will nml.nl.Tv be eml di.vs vet at least beforn eilher w lll be able to resume reeular dutv Hill be alilo to resume tegular duty. Complete lino of Parker pen sets nnd desk nets Offlco Htatlonerv nna aesK seis. umu i Miatlonery 'Supply Co., across from )!lalto. ' T (l t r tl Mix Al.i-ii.ln rilovoe reano.e.l duties at the county health unit today, followlni; a week spent In Portland with friends nnd relatives uvrr tho Christmas holiday. - I'.cst tHah lump coal. TI. 631. ' MnJford Fuol Co. tf Gufsts from u distance roistor- cA nt Mdford hotolfl ineliuU Mr. and Mi's. J), IMfrson of. Viincouvr, JJ. C MrH. A; Groninn of Odoholt, la.t and Jl. li. J.tach and family of Hono, Nov. Dan co at Jacltsonvillo Now Yenr'H pv, from a until 2. Auspices I. O. -O. P. Kvorybody wpIcoiiio. 28! II. D. Norton, cloctnd circuit ,JudRo for this district, plan to hold open court in Jackon and Josephine counties continuouKty. t'ourt work will ho spppdod up by j this method In- the district. bothltftl Penitentiary and the reform! counties profiling by tho arranno-, wriooi. on urKmry, , larceny aim -mot.t I bad check charKes. Ira Mummers; Thomaa Realty Co., ronl estate, insunitico nnd small loans on nny- :thiupr of value. Palm IJiock, corner Main nnd Front, upstairs. ,tf New Year's day will be a wet one, according to tho weather fore'- enst, aB rain, prasibly mixed With -Hnow, Ih forecasted for toniKlif and rain for tomorrow. No chniwo In "temperature Is forecasted. Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir and dry Hlabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 63 L tf It. C. K uehner, for t wo years county club agent of Clackamas :county, haH been transferred to the state office nt Corvnllls and will beKin his duties as assistant state club leader on January 1. II. C. Seymore, stnte club lender, Is on leave this year und U J. Allen is 'acting stuto leader. I Best Utah lump coal. Tel. r,31. '.Medford Fuel Co. lf : o. M. Helsby of Castle CraRs and (luy McKlnney of HcddlnK' were nrnoiiK the northern California biislnesA visitors In Medford today. : Miea lumber and cedar posts. :Medfurd Lumber Co. 237tf HuildliiK permits were Issued by "tho city todny to Melvln IMeper to build n falmily Karae at Sl)() ltent- ty street at a cost of $3!, and to I., K. Clevenberir to build a dwelling on North Ivy street, jit ft coHt of .'2500. - Annual New Yenr's dnnoe; Eagle Toint, Mon. night, Now Venr's eve. 281 Included nmong tho Oregonians registered at Medford hotels yes terday were J. W. Riley, Jr., of CorvnlllH, Henry Walthers of Sa lem, nnd tho following from Port land: O. K. Spnln, W. II. Fear. C. H, Iamhert. Frnnk Quetham, 'Mr. and Mr. M. It. Anderson. Mr. and Mm. A. M. Parker. It. 11. Herst. J. II. Ashtont Dr. nnd Mrs. F. 11. Zeuer, II. 1. Watson and Wilbur Henry, 200 more hats marked for quick nlo at H'Jc each. The Kmmy Iou Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 22 . Mr. nnd Mrs. It. I. Itush left: today for California where they ex pect to spend several months. They' will stay nt the Hnrton hotel in 1 Snn Francisco. r . i) range dance, New Yenr'a eve, :tiKle I'olnt. B81 Mr. nnd Mrs. Ieonnrd Kendall visited ut the home of Mr. and1 .'Mm. AVm. Olson the first of thej .past week. Mil. Kendall will be! remembered by her many friends j 'in Medford ns Miss Altn l.andon. ! n former teacher In the O rants Pinwj 'snhools, ! Wood all kinds oak, laurel, fir and dry Blabs. Medford Fuel .Co. Tel. 631. tf Notice to appear In federal court to show causo why tho government should not padlock tho Pelican ho tei nt Klamath Falls for one year! .was nerved on the proprietor of tho! ;cduhllhmcnt lest Friday by O. C. iWells, deputy United Htales mar '.shal. The action follows a raid .nomo months ago. Federal officers alleged that liquor wan being sold dn tho hostelry. Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. 31. Medford Fuel Co. tf Temporary nuto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's office today itn W. E. Wymore, Mrs. Pearl 4-:i-"leremeler, Harold Grey and Petty Peterson of Medford nnd William Hrown of Phoenix. Hose mending;, runners removed and snags worked back. Handi craft shop. 16tf The snow In the Union Creek sec tion was not in the best condition for skiing yesterday, neeordlng to reports brought back, by sovernl members of skiing parlies who THpent yesterday in that section Tni imow wiih aeeim- innn ina(y nf Jnnuiiiy, 1!IL'S, nt tho hour Sunday before hut was tin i nf k ii'ftncU p. m. Kluck In lumim to kll which vera not propprly itroapod. HkliUK wan reported to bo better In tho Hl klyoti and OreenHprlnir mnuntnln t illHtrlctn, whore better IiIIIh nro 'nvnllnhlo for conNllnK. t . Thnt good conl.-low In nsh.'llnn .Hon Conl So. rhono 219. lt Mro. lOlhol Flelsrher vnn nmonK the huftlnotii vlnltorti In Modfnrd to. day from the Centrnl I'olnt dls trlot. . Old Tlmo Pnnoo, W. O. M'. Hall, Monday N 1 1 o, December Hint. 2S 1 Mr. nnd Mr. D. II. Ilnrrln of Lou AnRelen, Mr. nnd Mm. W. I.loyd nnd Mr. and Mrs. II. Lament or Han Franeiico aro amonj the Cali fornia vlnltoni In lh elty. New Yenr'n donee Mon. nlirht, :sii .jcioruld-. hall. Knglc Point. While en route to Medford from Portland, where Jant week she at tended the annual meetings of the OrcKon Slate Teachers' association. ""u'; ' ty school superintendent, is spend - int. seven.l ,lf. II.U weeL- in Kn- lem attendini! the annual meeting of the county school stiperinled - cuts. Wood all kinds oak, laurel, ri ..,i a.... i..,ir,. l',.,.1 Qi. Tel. ti:il. tf n ncuon to recover money was ! '"'d nt lhl ""nly clerk's office i K'vliiK I'rol i employed at 10 mill. 1 Klncu 'h N.-w Year's dance Mon i nl!ht. Haute I'olnt. 21 Although ducks are scarce nlullK I rlv"''' "everal hunters spent , .. .. .. I u" "ver in ,...,, c,i,, ., i,f.n,i ',, . I1""" "'f 'irl- As expected. '" '"'' " coinlni, rioi , Hind and , . central OreKon where they had ro- f""""" of the Hunt worn pool and. Funeral serv- some hunlers failed to report even!, utu ,'"r curs. i uncial sen , .... .... I w...s wl be bel.l at Iho Pert funeral SeCIIlK 0 UUCK. Ill IJITllS, llOWCVer, a,p f"pted to bo plentiful Ih Klntnnlh section. I scraps, all colors. 25c a bunch at the Fashion Shop, 44 Tho flro df-nartmcnt wan call'-d Saturday nlKht to ftli Newtown avenuo to oxtlnBiilMh a fine fire which resulted in no damage. Mr. and Mth. (1. L. Hpencer nnd John nnd Tauivi Hjencer of Keuttlc aro vinltoi'H In Medford why arrived yesterday. Let mn wrlto your fire InHurance, Carl Y. Tenswald, Hotel Holland. I'hono 093. tf Oncar Dunford, deputy sheriff and jailer reutrned yesterday from Salem, where ho had taken four J prisoner 10 servo iermn in me will serve two years for burglary; Charles A. Hecretti. two years for bnd check writing, and Cat Welch, ono eur for stealing a timeclock from n Oreenspring mill Tlalpliiin Ti emalne will serve lime in the re- form school following his at -rati Inst week for several buiginripH. O range dance, Now Year's eve, Eagle I'olnt, 2H1 l.yle Cnriithers, son of ,Mr. and Mrs. (lien Carotherrt of Jlubbnnl, tro., dierr last week from injuries received in a football game. Dur ing practice sawdust got In his ear and' an nbscesH formed. Ho was a sophomore in tho Woodburn high school. Coal by tho snck or ton. Tel. 031. Medford Fuel Co. tf Seven out of the siato cars reg istered here with the local slate nuto traffic bureau In tho Cham ber of Commerce building over the week end. See Charles A. Wing to buy your home. Tho Southern l'aelfle comany last week sent to the stale motor vehicle department a check for $1 3.2 N 1, covering license fees for the operation of its stages In Ore gon. The company also Is required to pay n seat tax to the nutomo Uve division of the public service cnmmission. Hot. Heart enrtl. Tel. 3 1 . Wed- fiA-d Fuel Co. tf Mr, and Mis. A. harsen of Me Cloud; (.'al., and Mrs. Admiral nnd daughter (tf Weed, Cal., spent Kun dny in Mclfntd. Doors and windows chenp at I Medfiud Lumber Co. 237tfl Mrs. ltaymond P. Caufield of Oregon City, Ore., hns been visit ing with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Merrick, for tho past week. Mrs. Caufield was formerly a Med ford resident. Orange dance, New Year's eve, Ragle Point. 2S 1 The Dixie club will meet nt the homo of Mrs. A. J. Hanhy, Satur day, January 5, nt 2:30 p. m. Highest grade Utah con), any slsto, nnywhere, any amount. Han sen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf Orange dance, New Year's eve. Eagle I'olnt. 281 Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Ferguson will leave Tuesday for Oakland, Cal., where they will reside for tho next four months. Chenp dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. 237tf Hot, clean coal. Tel. C31. Med ford Fuel Co. tf The First Christian church will hold their annual business meet ing and watch pnrty this evening. A supper will be held nt seven o'clock, followed by reports, and lection of officers foa the com ing year. A social hour will fol low, with a devotional meeting al twelve. Orange dance, New' Year's eve, Fngle Point. 281 Westcrmnn Whlllock, for mV r Medford business man, l visiting 1 his family In this city over the holidays. Mail Tribune arts are read by 20,000 people evnrv day. tf irl of TlinnUti. Wo wlnh to expt'fHH our apprecia tion for tho Hyinpathy nnd kindness' pxlotidod to im by our many friend. ; on our roconl lieroavomont; nlno for IliD lovoly fl tavern. Mm. A. VunSlyke, Mr. it. A. ltny. Mrs. K. IS Krtch. NnlliX". Nolliv Ih luTowlth slven that tho annual mrotlntf of ihn MockhnMcr.i nf tho Southern HulMtnK nntl l.oun AitHOcllltinn wilt !( Iinlil nt tho of flro nf llm roinnnnv un Ihn trah sol'THKISN lU'lljPlNri I.OA.V ASSN. llntullton Vattnn. i Si'orelni'y. ' Phone 51 ILK UTTER ICECREAM PASTUEMZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED PACKED THE SANITARY WAY 4 - owr Obituary IIILLVKIC -Minnie lj.uni f inn- 'tr. 'nK Street, passed auay the Community hospital Sundio 1 afternoon. Ijecember 3a, from a Jin nerlriK illness, aged fit years, 11 I"",0"1""' 10 "" 1!or -NV . Illchmond, Wis., January I'a, I sii:, Mlunlo 1.. .Morrison was married to Samuel w. llillyer at Wilton, Wis., September 18H4. Three sons and two daughters were Imin to thbi union, liobert, Clyde and j ' ''v w v," "'lK0, L al., und .Mrs. tt . anona Jli- -"rr' of OIllenK... III. She Is also lh ''"' j ' -"-riage .Mis. .M K. Tbomp- luiperl, .Mrs. Hazel Uodson o I son oi ermejo rnr, :. joscpn I'olley of l.ewiston, Ida., anil Har riet 1'ollcy of .Medford. Ore. She .(was a member of the First .Meth- '"""J ei.uic... . , o in y nan nee,, residents of Met ford for l ie nasi " "'".... home weuncKday ut 2:30 p. in., rtev. R. S. Kee officiating'- Inter mnt in Medford cmetery. Funeral sirvices for Dwalne Al bert Blocks, little son of Mr. ad I I n All"'rt Slocks will he held at the 1'erl Punerul home Tues day, January l lUd'.i at 2:30 p. in. lteven-nd K. f. I.awrenco offic iating., , Entombment .In the Med-foi-d IenioriaI Mniisolnuin. Births I torn, to Mr. and Mrs. li. . Han fjtctfJ0r sen, 20 North Ivy street. Sunday. 30, n son. Wedding Bells A "wedding of minh interest in this IbcnlHv took place this morn When .Miss Kthel Alford, dau- KtH,el'. ef County Commissioner j tleorgft Alford, became the bride i0f Uester Carr. Hoth aro resl- donthqf 1'Ivoenix. Tho ceremony wart performed hy ju'dgo Alex Sparrow In the presence of Mr. Alfonl nnd Miss Ccho Alford, the hrlde'H siHte The couple left Immediately fm a motor trip north. They will be guepiB of Mr. Carr's parents at. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SAl.KSMKN Make SK it ilny sell-I Ing what the people waul. No capital necessary. Write Hox 77, Tribune. 2K7 FOlt HAM- ItarguiiiM in Iioum' bold gondH, piano, Vlcti-olu, sew ing machine, beds, ciiniin, tools, etc., etc." Come ami nei'. lianch for Mill and everything got. I'lcttttnnt View Farm, Talent, iixii l-'olt HA IJ- Or trade for ewe lambs, 3-year-n,d black mntv. I'hono 3is. f.-ntial i'oint.. FOU UKXT l-rooni rurnlshed I house, garage.. I'hono ft23-.I-2.' 2 XI If ; I'Olt UK. N'T A en small mod c rn fur- nisbcil house In country, u inin ulc.s' (hive fi-om .Main ami Cen tral; lias electric range and gur age; im children; SltD per mo. Tel. f.34-W. 2S2 FOlt ItKNT 10-acro tract, close In. Phono 437-Y. 2!M FOU SALK Just completed, beau tiful new Spanish stucco home of It rooms and bath; kitchen and bath in imporaled tile ami in laid linoleum; hardwood floors. fireplace, electric hot water tank , , with range connection, tile roof, lot .I'.xHIl; east side, paveii street; Ideal location. P r I c e i H.2r(i; only jr.oo down; balance monthly. Huy thU beautiful home and slurl the new year right. D. K. Millard Co.. 411) K. Main. Tel., 1122. 2X3 FOU UK NT Grand. -Desirable apt. Hotel 2 lift t AH M ST U O N ( 1 OFFKHS HO'.t UCUNSK FUKK We nt-e making this offer for ten (10) days only on the best guar anteed used cars In town. Lowest Terms. AUMSTUONO MOTORS, INC. Hudson-Kssex and oldsmobtle Cndillnc and lJiSalle. Tel. IS, 2Mtf D IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW AT WALKER'S BALLROOM THURSDAY NIGHT zzz S 1 .-" V f XT B i 1 Warner Stone, Director Cottage Crove for several duya. The khmhii Is foreman of the Meridian ..rchard east of MedWd. Coming 2 Nights Only JANUARY 7-8 The Fastest, Funniest, Most Sensational Added Attraction Ever Attempted . n ,,,n, n o nw3 JosepKG.Kel ley's I mm un i COUNTRY STORE III The Happiest of New Years That's our wish to deposi tors and friends as we enter upon a New Year. Be sure that 1929 will yield the most by opening your bank account N O W and keeping it growing. , - This Bank will remain closed all day NEW YEAR'S DAY Tuesday, Jdnuary 1 The Jackson ESVABLISHBD 1888 Medford, Oregon Commercial Savings Safe Deposit MEMBER I BDBKAL RCSERVB SYSTEM ANGE! Warner Stone and His Orthestra, direct from tho Pantagea Circuit 12 Musicians and Entertainers Admission Gents $1.00 Ladies 28 r ! Judge, (to'victlm of accident): y..u any sch.s? VI. . im: X... sir. I don't smoke Coming Monday and Tuesday I 3 l- f- H . t- -, County Bank r IV i -is "Norm." Mter of Ceremonies iiii : " ' i If I Iji . ; -; ;; ' ij! I . ' ! ill r77 HilWWT - l! I. ill rSS'jm xx I have tried conscien .. . tiousiy .to give you a Bakery Service unex celled anywhere in this section of the country, and the wonderful response and co-operation you have given us we count more valuable than mere dollars and cents. We are on the threshold of 1929; No one knows what the morrow will bring, but with your con tinued friendship, we can rightfully do nothing but spur ourselves on to still greater efforts in-the com ing year. Again, we repeat .the simple, homely, but expressive "Thank You." ' 1 - 'pifipiiggiilil nfi0.'Btt'tOtJ-Cear iSi starts Ujj" m W lit '-:S. MS , I fd. r-; - ffl I ra r A4 1- r k uv tt m f B JZ"--!, "0 Vve I 1! I Y(f i ei i srsH w" .on iMvt:i D2j:jii1,i iii J f l'i'j-itl'?i-5W J 'HiKiuairHauu...-..,. ,,rC D Southern Oregonians- We wish to, oxires3 sincere ' appreciation of vour goodwill and friendship. It ha s made possible the most successful year in our history. We Colonial Bakery, Inc. Southern Oregon's Finest John A. Fluhrer, Pres. Wm. A. Fluhrer, Sec. - Treas. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING) GETS RESULTS