Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TexttAOE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOOX. THURSDAY. JANUARY f, I'M. FIRE LOSS CUT TO $13,000 IN T nut PR uho wooden containers fur. i The tine of oil Moves Iti ulways. dangerous unU 1 wish to warn tin)! i public against ttm danger t "H . times to themselves and their , 'property while un oil Btovo la in: ' U8C. j Softool lll.HlMN-tt'd. j A thorough Inspection has been made at all of the schools and I -find tlifin well organized on flroj 'drills. Kvery school in the city i marched out In perfect order and ! emptied their buildings in out ! minute. BY COLLEAGUES Daily Meteorological Report pj)fj VfORKER VALLEY PROJECTS PAT WELCH DEAD , January 3; ltiL'8 ' Forecasts ! Med l ord and vicinity: Fair to- 1 night and Friday. Colder tonight, i with, lowest teniperatiiie about l'K. Oregon: Kair tonight and ! (fay. Colder ju interior ton ih t . v. h JNDER WE TABOO I Local Data O o O. Alenuen'er retired from t Due credit must ho given tlm his four years' service us mayor . Phiof rillAtf Iflfl Ml an PftlYI. vnhtnlm.r rironw-n llicv Int-n mil ' of M cil find In i.lnln .-i I ivy-iirfli i 11 In very hiuh iiereenlnge of their lust evening with the unanimous 1 rM,,,t ,dluI L . iminlH'r at lioth fires and dn-t. ! plaudits- and commendation given '"'best dast IJ lira.) i (tin- lnKM till v(i... ,.f le- thanint n tl f.Vln.-l, )..... n.w-t lw old l-OWOSt Last 12 lllS.) Ciwo UotopHo Tnrn flnun '1;1",M) l" tnw lwcst of any yeur;nnd new cjty council, new mayor.! tc''- .l'"ni,,ily J1'1-'-- "HtBIUJ ,VI" """"jKlru-A 1 have been chief and for; city offlcul and head of t ity '"-'I"i.i.im , in.) UijJ C. Tirst mended for Efficiency- 4.J 41 98 .21! Patrick AVelch ' tractor and iiidciik the J7 real . the possibilities of irriga thm In the llogue Jliver valley, died yesterday at Cornado Beach. alif., after an illness of many There will he no mercy for puin hhoard operalurH in Jucknon county if Sheriff Italph Jenning locates ;qv hoard in operation today or tomorrow, following a warning ho made several weeks ago to the effect that such forms offcurht gambling will not bo tol erated while be is In office. . The majority of the hoari ano uiiivr oe vices or cnance nu been discontinued and few have been operating. Those he find tli sheriff will tvitora. This order also indudea j Close boards with which an ar ticl" In trade is h'iwn with each purchae. LOCALMOlALER VISITS THE FACTORY wwksi M'ited bis old home la nillUA H,. ini "nya ana uim uiihu im itaau. r Clydi' B. Kiiliin. pmprlutor of tins Kakin .Motor uinipaiiy. returned Ihu flrul .it I I'm u'ptk li-olll HttendiUK u moetiiiK of nil tlio Dodge dealcru at I lli fai tory in ltctiolt. 1 Mr. Knkln wan Kiiue nnarly thrw Iowa, fur a iays ana uis uroiiicr iu jituaso. erywliere, with no buow ran very r lil'lle cold, and (,-ieut optmil.sni f.,r i the yi-ar 19J9. .Mr. Kakin liaB attended theue dealers' nteetiiii-'s (orypveral years ; hut llila in tle iirstWeetlns since XV. 1. Chrysler purchased the Dodge Brothers' plant. .Mr. Chryti , ler adilressed the dealers, mingled i with them during the session and j Mr. Kakin saj-j he is sure "one of :the hoys.'' Heir annual banquet i was a swell affair. ; CANYON CMTY Central Ore-k-im Telephone Co. operatins new copper circuit between hero and 'linker. l.t. Italn Cloudy months. . .. .. 'H'veral years before that. denartnients. and oralse for ,H! ''i . 01 w"!!!!..! rtlD IIC L0-0DeratlOn ISI I wish to thank the nubile fur i falrneHK. hard work, inunietiial. lowest teinperatuie this niornlni; l'n 1 iheli- eooperalliin In eleanhiK up , fnr-slKhteilnefs, and general all- -l degrees. kltidnesses. UrQGU. the elty and their own property around liunlneMi and exeeullve Total nreclldtation since Selitr T. I He wan the vljU'h Is the best thing we eanlablllly In trondtiet Iuk city affalrsi UH'fj, 7. Ill inciies. do to keep fire loss low. I again during these years, still ringing j SllTlHetfoday :lTr7 pTTiT ucHiro the sanio nearly co-opera-jin nis ears. ' Kunrlse I'Vlday 7-:jl a. m Hon for 1!i2lt and let's make aj The dinner was held in. th-j H'mset Krlday '! : W', p. "m. ' flirenu eiiuiL i ii Keep ine iumm unjinjici .iieuKirii, won Ml. Aienoer- low as this year, or lower if pos-ifcr as host. slble, j NuL only that, but tho ban- IMUelers also presented hint Willi a flm sy ehu'r as ft tuia-n of their good wishes and general es- was a man of ster and many helpful Medford's tiro loss of less than $13,000 for last year, the lowest of any year for many years past, was a striking feature of Klre Chief Uoy lOlllott's annual ruport subinltted to the mayor and city council ai tjic council mcelln.i last night, and drew the statement from .Mayor rlpes that the elty Is to be eon--gratulnted as being fortunate and ! tho fire department commended for its efficiency, as shown In the re- j port. .- . ; i Tho report, in full, follows: i Tho department answered lillij alorinH, as follows: Tlilrty-two ,! Hlarted In at r,:or, a. m. grass fires. 25 flue fires. M false ..,., ,.(,ntlnuid more or 12 nutos, II residences. I ; l., -leadllv until lifter mlilnlehl. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120th Meridian Time M. nlarms, ruuuisn, j roots, j awnings. .1 gar agea, 2 oil fires, 2 gas stoves, '1 light poles, 2 tractors, 1 oil stove. J chicken house, 1 tailor shop, 1 City of Central I'oint, 1 meat mar ket, 1 hamburger stand, 1 hlack Binitll shop, I ruse box, I shack. 1 dry cleaning works, I barn, I wood saw. 1 tent house, I auto wrecking shop, 1 shed, I fire crackers, 1 flt-o place, 1 oil burner, I furnace, 1 cloetrio wiring, 1 restaurant; total, l:itl calls. ' The department used 1"(!0 .ml Ions of chemical and laid M.'.'iO feel of 2'i-liK'li hose, The total flro loss for the year watt Jia.SIM.Oti, on which $I1,17'I.(!0 Ins'uranco was paid. .. The department received cash In the amount of (Itil.lO as follows: IlRcharglng chemicals, $I2.S!; sale of old hoHO, l r i . r . All the money received was turned over to the :lfy .treasurer und his receipt taken therefor. Hazards Removed The following old buildings after being condemned as lire hazards were torn down under Ihu direction of tho flro chief: Currlo Carnahau building, Klghlh and Central; one old building. Tenth and Ivy; one house, ono barn, XXrest KU-vcnlh; ono old building, lOlghlh and Oak dale. These make n total of till old lltil.ldlngs removed by cnniloiunaflon tvitliln the pant five years. Hlxteen Joints (Kl'll ft.) of 2 la Inch hose was condemned for fire use, -Kill feet or whieh was turned .over to the street depart ment. Fourteen hundred feet ol new hose was 'received, , The Dodge chemical answered 88 out or the l:iil calls this year. ' Itccuimucuilnttohs, I recommend the purchase of it Cli-fOol Aerial ladder truck, which would furnish sufficiently long ladders for our tall build ings, n life gun nnd life line, a life net ol the ' latest Improved doslgn, two dibit's smokn masks for, rescue work, as wo have notli luff ' at the present time that Is itafu to go Into a smoky building for rescue worlt or to loeuln a snmll fire In thick smoke. Also a' good electric siren horn for the podge, large enough so that it can be heard In trafric--I I would like to ask tho 'nubile fo be sure there Is a fire before iui alarm Is turned in, and also in i giving the location, bo sure that we' understand where and what kind of a flro It Is befui" leaving the phone so we can cut down the number of false alarms nnd misunderstood locatluns this ;ear. Also that special euro bn taken with electric appliances, such as curling Irons nnd everything In electric appliances used for heat ing, see that they are turned oil' .when through using and do not plnce them, close to anything they can set on fire. Special care should bo taken with gasoline tl'sed for cleaning purposes. Do MANY GET BACK YOUNG APPETITE and durliiK the IM hours ending at S a. in. today far over u half of an inch of rain fell, the total befui; .H of an Inch, This amount makes 7 and I!) hundredths inches oT rain that has fallen in the city since September. The lai'sTe amount of rain falUnif yesterday and late last night, be yond flooding the gutters of the streets at tlincn, enUHetf no Hloi'in clti nniife. as (,'ity Superintendent Kcheffel had a man nut all night keeping the catch basins open so that they could not be clogged up. The cloudlnenH of early this morning was tmon succeeded by a fog, which did not IiihI long, as the sun broke thru and wus in evi dence, much of the remainder of the day. I'alr weather t forecaHt Tor tonight and Friday, with cold er temperature tonight. jleem. L.,TV Kvery one present at the ban-) 1 quet made short talks extolling tin; host's virtues as head of the elty government and the accom plish men ts of liis two terms us mayor. This dinner gathering proved to be an unexpected embanasHlnii one for the blushing Air. Alen derfer, as his sole purpose in giving the dinner was for the new members of the city government better acquainted , with Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Slatlna i. X r. 5 " " i l y r to get h ( i" ; ;j 1?' I MM -Jl -Tt n nl.nrln-").. Maker City M 28 Know Mlsmarc4i IS 10 Snow I Holse :JS ',VZ (,'l(nidv j Denver IS 28 P. Cdy. I Deti Moines .... ISO 22 Clear 1 Fresno it 10 Cloudy Helena :!S 16 C'luudy Kos An-?elcH .... To fu Clear Afarshfield .12 40 Cloudy I'hoenix (it! ;il ('leaf ln tland SO 40 Cloudy Red Hluff IS 42 I'. Cdy. Koseburg IS 10 Kain Halt Ltfke City.. IM V.'Z Cloudy Sua Francisco .. f4 50 Hain Santa Fe iU 20 Cloudv Seattle Hi 42 I'. Cdy. I Spokane' 37 2fi Clear I Walla Walla .... GO .'10 Snow Winnipeg -0 Clear principal stock- bolder of the Public Water com pany of this section at the time of h'H death. The concern sprang from the Uogtie Kivcr Can il I'limpiiriy, which he founded in lit 10. He was also the owner (tf a large rilnch near this city. Ho was known to scores of .luck sun 'county residents, and. up to t hree years ago wrts a frequent visitor here. 1 lis wife, one mm. ' and two daughters, all married survive him. His nephews, Hay F. Mo ran and Jack .Moran, of tills city, for se vera I yea rs have ha d charge of his local Interests. The funeral services will be held next Monday, at Spokane. Wash. SI'OKANI-;. AVash.. Jan. 3. (&) - Fnlluwlng a lengthy illness, Patrick Welch, (Hi, internationally known railroad builder, died yes- Thursday, Jan. il fr the hold-over and other eouncil- r:3() to (1:15 Ye Towne Crier 4;men, and other city officials and iMfi to 0:30 Med ford Mail ;heudn of departments. Tins pur- Trlhune. news and markets ! 0:30 to 7 Hunt's Craterlan theatre. 4 H tn t l-'arm Bureau Co- operative Mxehange. Friday, fan. 'I 4 I o ot 1 i):.'lo Southern Ore- gon Klectrlc. Hi:. 10 to 1 I M. M. Kept. Store. II to 11 : 30 .lucque Lennox, Milliner. 1 I : II 0 to 1 2 Itrophy's Jew- elry Store. 4 12 to 1 -: 30 Sanderson Mo- ! lor Cur Co. 4 12:30 to l.:30 Palmer Music House, Rilio to tl : l 5 - Ye Towne Crier i (1:15 to (1:30 Modford Mail S Tribune, news jujtl markels 4 8 to il --Modford lleulty lid. H H H H t M i:v ( rrv oi iici.M,K sti;i in 1,'nick lntU'lieii, HHtiH.Ty eoal. uIhh down no the "dinner hour" will not bo over before yon ran do it little playing, iff the best way to ruin your stomtu'Ii, ami you mitTer from indigent Inn, lieurt latrn, blunt in;.', nervmiNiiuHH, )Htl-a'-lics; and, w.uwt of nil, you get thin, u)e anil weak. If you ntmit est tliut way, nhvay l.oep a wiekngo of 1'Hpo'n DiHiM'pnln Jiaialy no you can cliuw ono of tin vleiwtuil-luBthiK tablets ufttir your iiHHils. H keep" tho fotsl twoel JO yottr dtonmrli can tligost It. Follow tlie cxporlenee of IhouwuiiU wlio itmilti lutvt it youttft Apjiotite. All druihlM recontmciMl mid fttmntntee J'hiw'h l)iapp)win to relieve Indigent ion ud h oetcn Hi'.1 Mtoumcli in & minutec. (Conlinued from Pago One.) city's charter, etc. This protest was referred to the council street commldeo atid w ill also go over to the next council meeting for act lou. ' At last night's meeting an ordi nance waa passed, at the request of the city water commission, to refund $l!7.0t(o worth of tho city water bonds. New Council The new elty council consists of F.. M. Wilson ami It. K. McKlhose. new cotincilmcn, and the followlm: hold-over or re-elected coiineil men: F. W. Janney, Joseph O. Urey, J. .1. Ituchler, P. M. Ker shaw, It. It. Hammond und A. .1. Crose. All were present except Mr. Crose, who has only attended one or two council meetings' for the past seven months, because of his position with Ihe State Veter ans llureau, which keeps him away from the city, It is under stood that If he Is not re-nppoluted to thlM position he will continue to serve us councilman, but tf ho is reappointed he will resign from the council, 1. 1st of ltlds NtihuilUeil The bidders on tho Sixth street ornamental lighting nystem, each bid containing separate bids on from six to twelve different typea of construction, were the Hrown Fleet rlr com puny, Med ford F.lee trle company mid People's Kleetrle company, all of Medford. and I.e Page .MeKeeny of Seattle, The bids for the hew fire hall const ruction were as follows: (lenernl bulbtlng: Win. II. Mer rltt, $l7,T-'; Itarret of Portland, 2I.MiO; Halley SplUmillir AVolverton. liLMe: Kl- mer t.hilders. tl 6.tS: H. I. Stuart A .Son, l0.Bsr. HealliiKi A. 1,. Vroman, $4042: Wm. Hammott, $3738.07; Win. A. A liken. 19X00: Sehmldll. 37Si: Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co., 3SKi. I'lumbing: AVm. A, Altken. $177:': .Modern Ptumblng Sheet Metal Co.. 11547; William 11am met. $1012. 5u: A. 1.. VronZn. JU.S7. The bidders for the purchase of the 30.ouo fire hull bon.ls were oh follow: Ferries llardgrove. loo. 16: I'etree Fair Co., 100,70: Uean Witter & Co.. 101.61; and First National Bank of Mwlford. 100.31, HHEIIIIMN lt-Ke BhlpmentH turkeys made' from turkey ramh nem hero. i j and three children survive him. Since coming to the west from ibis birthplace in New York In I l SHS. Welch was identified with j many major railroad construction j projects. In lS!t(j he transferred his busi ness to Spokane and built the i western extension of the CI rent I Northern, associated with Larson I and Foley brothers and General Good Seed Important j , Stewart. i Kvety grower of vegetables in i Uurlng the world war "Welch, tho United Stales has experienced ,l charge of seaport and termi- losses at ono time or unothur, due j "'J1 construction at Halifax. No-i to poor seed or seed not true to va Scotia. His partner had charge: of railroad construction overseas, W. DICK, Meteorologist. t . Canadian government. I Kaiser Pictures of Crater Lake pose was more than fulfilled, but he never dreamed that the gath ering would have as Its main pur pose thu extolling of himself. The rettr.ng mayor, who sat at tho head of the banquet board with Mayor A. W. Pipes, however, had to stay there and "lako it," announced at the close of tho talk-Test that although he was glad to retire from the office of mayor with alt Its arduous uuilc-s ho hoped to he active always in civic work, and pledged hi nisei I' to iiKslst and co-opera to wll It the new mayor and council, coin In no un interest in all affairs pertain ing to .Med lord's growth, pros peril y and well -being. J lo would be ready to aid In such work whenever called upon. In his remarks Mr. Alonderfer also expressed sincere appreela-, lion 'to (be elty counci linen, city officials and the various beads of depart menls and id her city em ployes generally, for their whole hearted co-operation with him self during his t lino as mayor. City Attorney John II. Carkln voiced the sent I incuts of all the gathering, when presenting the chair to the host, he said that, ; speak'ng In behalf of the relir-j Ing mayor's "official" family and j city employes and also the may -; era, co unci linen and city officials ; as fur back as Mayor C. K, Hates'! 14 me, he could I nil bi n My alt rib-1 lite the fast progress of the city the past four years to the pre ! dominating harmony and team work of the mayor and his of ficial family, and his t'.tivnei-s in : meeting all problems. Mayor Pipes also Joined In the genera t tributes pa hi to the re- j itr'ng mayor, and expressed grati tude for his offer of assist a nc. and also (hat he was to have the support of alt who had contrib uted to the success of the depart ing city administration. Those In attendance at the ban quet were the following: Mayor A. W. Pipes. Former Mayors K. C. Caddis and O, U. Atcnderfer. C'ty Attorney .?. Carltln, City Recorder M. I. At ford. City Treasurer 1 leroeri Her rlaii. A.'c. Hubbard, and J". W. Jacobs, t'cllrhiu counci linen; JO. M. Wilson ami It. K. MeKthose. new council men ; Fire Chief 101- llolt, Police Chief McCredie, ('mm- j oilmen K. H. Janney. J. O. tlrcy, J. J. liuchter. It. II. Hammond. 1 M, Kershaw, City Superlnten-, dent Fred Seheffel, Water Kn-; glneer F. M. Uillard, City Klee-! trtcal Inspector Harry Klnabar-1 tier. President Kirry Schade of, (he city planning cemin'sslon. City: Market Master F. M. Cerlles. Lee' Tattle, editor of the ltly News' and a reprenentatlve of Tho MatF Tribune. . , j TOLL OF UPSETS HEAVY IN 1028 NKW YORK Ft was a great year Tor upsets In 1128, , especially tn football. 4 Itoxltig, 'tolf, polo, and other sportn figured In the 'unusual. hut the Krldiron gume whh In u cIush by itself. In I ho unexpet teil cIiihb ! cnine the defeat of YhIo by 1 Maryland, Army hy Notre 4 Dome, New York Fnlverslty 4 bv Ohio Wonloyan, ami Navy 4 hy Otivls Klklns. . 4 444444444444t typo or variety. The cost of sued is a small Item , for tin in tho total cost of production, and should not stand In the way of securing the best Heed obtainable. There are four methods which may lie eniploved In trying to eliminate poor seed: Save your own seed whenever' possible. The'two splendid pictures of uy seed direet from the grower. Cl.tttlM.' Ukt(i ,,,,,,11 in our New uy from reliable seed houses. Year section, were taken by Fred lest seed a ynar In advance. ! Kl tht orf.,dal photographer C.UKSIIAM Dedication serviT-es j !' the' lake, and are copyrighted held for new Creshain Method: i hy hhn and were piiljlislied by iier church. i mission. 4 Mr. Kaiser has u studio at Grants CI.ATSKANi 13 Clalskanle Tele-! I'hms and also one on the rim of Coast Crater-Lake. known over His nict ores are well Ihe United States. phone Co. Hold lo West Telephone company. brirtiL)tei $m People Who Are Ageing Long Before Their Time This to the people who are uue-: stuntly solve a number of such ing long before their time. To ail- common ailments as headaches, in pcnpl e who lack vtm and pain under the right shoulder slrength. To the millions who are blade, constipation, los.s of nppe under par.' tite. blotches on skin and coated Do you know why so many pen- 1 tongue. To stimulate the liver and pie are half sick most of (lie time . the normal secretion of bile natur - -dull, tired, headachy anil cross? ally, in the way physicians reeum It's because of a torpid liver, which ' mend, take Dloxol. means a lack of bile. The bile is Dioxol is a medically approved a vital thing In maintaining health, liver corrective and bib1 stimulant. It is a dlKcs(ant of oils and tats, Supplies the natural elements from an antiseptic In the intestinal ca- which, the liver makes bile. Does mil to combat the germs thai lend i not excite or Irritate the bowel, to breed there, and a natural pur- but brings about bowel regularity gadve for the bowels. An active through the natural action of bile, liver secretes a full quart of bile one or two days of Dioxol will re a day, but the average person's I veal, lo you how much bile has to liver secretes less lhan half a pint, j do with health. You notice a new That means intestinal inditiest ion ! clearness in your head, a keener and putrefaction ami constipation uppellte, a general "feeling better." a poisoning of the system, with ; tin sale at alt good druuutsls. Spec kidneys and heart affected. tn-Mai agent, Jariuin & Woods Drug crease the bile flow and you hi- Store. WAIT FOR IT! MANN'S ANNUAL Begins Saturday -Morning January Coat Sale All coats have fur collars and cuffs. AH good styles. Sizes 14 to 40. $19.75 19 .75 RAIN COATS Gaberdines, plaid backs and crav anetted. Leatherette with suede backs. Tan and all colors. M.75 Sale of Millinery Felt and Metallic Hats $1.00 JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS 300 New Spring Dresses Delightful new models specially priced. These are the very first frocks of the gay new season! Dresses in Crepe Chiffon, Georgette and brilliant Printed Silks that give new impetus to the mode. New neck lines! New hem lines! New fabric com binations! In fact, every new dress mode that Paris approves, is here. Priced at $4.75 $8.85 $14.75 $17.95 $24.75 $34.50 New Spring Butterfly Skirts In plaids and plain roloi's; all Sl.l'S- Spct-ially Priced ' $3.85 Wool Sweaters tSlipon Wool ' Sweaters to match skirts; all colors and sizes $2.85 ROLLINS' RUN-STOP HOSIERY Pointed Heel Special 88c pair Leverette Bldg. Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Central and 8th St. ROLLINS' RUN-STOP HOSIERY Pointed and Square Heel $1.29 to $1.85 pair Phone 28 INVESTMENT BONDS Offoring, subject to prior sale, the following;: Price "d toe. 100. 10;!.59 a 100. 100. Kcgents of University of Orey Ore. State Agricultural College Klamath Falls. Ore., Pancrol't Imp, Society of St. -Mary, First Mtge Mortgage Guarantee Co Fixed 0Trust Shares Medford Irrigation District Talent Irrigation Distrii-t Tonilin Pox 7 preferred stock 4',:,s 4 'As 51 .-is 5 s o 6 d ti s Yield 4.30 4.50 4.75 5.00 7r Mkt. about 5.00 'a 9:1. about (i.30 ? to vieltl 6.50 Tf 10:i. G.79 09 Liberty Bldg. M. N. HOGAN Phone 1151