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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1929)
SrEDFOTlT) MXtt TTlTnTTNT!, MF.PFORH. OKKCiOX, 'ITKSPAV, .tAM'AKV s. im:i. Radio Program KMED Mail Tribune-Virgin Station E . ; , 52S.9 II. t.Ts 1310 Krv Tll...l.. I- .1 U I : ' " Cii.r. p. ni.' Y, Town iA FAGLE POINT HAS BAD FIRE THREAT S 1 6:15 ut G:3 M-Hlfoirt Mail j With the dvent of tho Xnv , "V iI ,,,un. news and markets. Yar anil tiff rcHrrmiKemont ol . v a to y I'tUT's lMiry and official duties that wont inio rf-" 1'i'o.luce i, ... 4 EAGLE rOINT, Ore.. Jan. S. (Special) A lire broke out nnt! elected olTijjcrs are Suoeriutemleui, Charles C.caue: ussislum siir imtnrieni, Keroy Jackson; tn n;;ur er, Yerna Cintjcade; secretary, .Mr. Everette ot l.os Angeles. Tho puu lis Is cordially invited to come und join in the worship. Every Sun day morning at 10. TI.e unntiul stockholders' meet ing ot the Eaim Bureau t'o-oa-live Exchange was held at tho Ho- l Medford lust Saturday when a todly uuinhfi of th Ku :te I'oint farmers attended. Anion those present were Karl Esch, viene !! Iowjs, Sam Johnson. H French. Huss Kline, Sinn Ilarnish, Lester Throck morton, Conrad Kuglehart. tleorK'5 1 lVct as a result of the November' J to ahfornia Oregon tJm llpar neiuoiwiuiK tuonome oi civan, (.eorge Stowell. Charley ! Miction, yesterday was n Keiierat J J nw ! -- and Mrs. II. . ard Monday t.tvati, Anna fcwazy and K. A. ied- hoiMfH-li-ftnlriK day anionn tho lo-j Wiiliiesilj.y, .liinuury 9. ; morning. The fire started in ihomaM- en I b'Kl liKhlN. Tin io i l a. m. Manns Dept. pHj leading to the flue and burned i he Civic Improvement dull and Former District Attorney N v Store, nhrouKh two cupboardn and the adiett' Aid society coinhned on C. huney spent mudi of the ' H to 11:30 lie. k's Jlukery. i bedroom lloors, doing much dam-1 wil- hold an all-day ineetnu Thuis- 1 day helping Ooorwe Codding get. H:30 to J 2 -Modern l'lumb- j age. Mr. Ward and Herald hHp-l-y. January 10, in MrouVy hall. settled in the off loo of district : l,,g Sheet Metal Co. J pened to be pruning nearby and j '-he.se ladies have a big day k w ork i attorney in the Uberty buildini;. 1- to 12:3u p. m. City Clean- 1 heard the HcrVnmH of Mrs. Ward i before them tieing eomlortui s and Attorney Codding will tfp the . ing & Dyeing Works. jaH the smuke spread from the cup- ; 'luilting quilts.' The tiuilting bees i same riunrtera that he held when; 1:3ii to l:3u iteeho & Kin- 4ihonrd and through the house. Mr. : re not ancient history yet. A cov- 1 in privdto practice, adding tho die Service Station. . !Ward Is thankful that the. Medfnrd i '"'d dlsa ' heou w ill be served former offices fif Frank DeSotiza ; :!" to 0:3a ye Towne j water supply is running-through ' ut mmn slu h as hesc ladies know J for fieorge Ni -ilson. bis deputy. i Crier. (their place. Only for that the how tn Prepare. ' Newton C. Chaney will take i 6:K. to 6:3n Medford Mail : home would have been gutted. j Mrti- 4'- A- IVuitt was a pleasant ' up i-rlvnte practice in his same Tribune, news and market. 1 The Ladies' Aid society of tho - "alU'r last Sunday at the homo of suite of offices, disrarding thei Presbyterian church of Eagle Point Mr nm VIr8- A- ll; -McDonald. ' frmor ro. ei.tinn room tn thff met at the hoinfi Ot .Mrs. S. II. ' - -meu .m 11 1 hm.iui i south, whieh he dooS. not need. Mr. Chaney states that lui. will not tako on', a partner ,it this 'time. - , Former Circuit Judge C. M. Thomas has already moved Into his new suito of offices over the Jackson county bank, overlook ing Main street, where lie is en gaged in private law practice. And Frank Farroll, former deputy dis trict attorney tinder Chaney, is O: V. Mvrrs verentK nurchnsed in the process of moving from thn iJ((hn i)(.nson property on the Liberty building to his newNn.-h j(iVeisido Jiwt a half Mock nirices in the Modford building, j rifr -M;(in .stI.t that has been the where he will also outer private j hnm(. ))f tno iUjrk ( agency kin, Mrs. Pruitt nud Mrs. Van Scoy A Ifiw of the ladies met Thursday I afternoon to finish the work. practice. j for uver two years. The ileal rep i resented 1 S,riK. in cash and e. jch;inge of city property. The building has a fill-foot front i on Kiverside avenue and is 1 at! ! feet deep, is of concrete through out and built so a second story can be added when desired. It was .erected by John Dcnison two years ago and occupied by hint with the Luick agency until the agency was sold to Scherer Hrot ti ers last summer. They have con tinued 1 he business in I tie sa me building, have a lease on the same and will remain there until they irrangements. It IsHhe. intention of. Mr. Myers I to make the building the future , W. II. Joyce, secretary of tho ! I.toguo jviver mat na iarKe j m,ko otf.. ovenaru anu nuKiuenn inicrehis in Jackson county a n d M ed f o rd re - turned to hishome in Los Angeles , hom0 o( stU(,uhaktM. cars atll, Ul,0 lat nipnt. aiier a lew ua us.-car4 n1(, lrm.Rs wW KohenM' ness trip to Medford. Iln.thers secure other ciuarters. ,. H. Jloeltnig, who has been in M ( yHxiV:i hia faUn the company s officA, here for , in m,,,,,,,,,, hv n.ii t, ui some time, is the new acting gen- ent injprWy mtests which con- companj j slMt of n half block of ground be- I tween Fifth and Sixth streets, a for tho eral manager here. jThe selection of Iee F.V Smith. yho has been foreman of the filen Hosa orchard for the Hoguo Klver Co., for three years, as acting superintendent -"of all -the.'' 'com pany's orchard and farm proper ties, is announced. Miss Jva l'orter, who has been in the office bf the Frtini llureau ' Kxchange, has beeiv selected as ' office manager for the Rogue J.Vi:cr,comoany i ,f i Rwseburg Construction on new i courthouse progressing rapidly. ' half block west of the federal building, a duidex a p a r t in ent bouse just north of, tliis property ami his home on South Oakdale. Seek Farm Hand. CANAL FLUTON. Ohio, Jan. R. ('T') A you n g fa r m h a ml . know n only as Edward, was sought today in connection with the slaying of John Oser, 30. well-to-do . Canal Fultoi farmer, -and-his wife, Her--thn: The bodies were discovered yesterday morning by the Oser.s six-year-old son. fjeorge. ' ' Holmes and enloved an all-day , W('r? will Sunday at the home ot ipiilting - bee Wednesdav. They I Mn and Mrs. It. A. Uterinum, quilted one very elaborate quilt and ! )oll't forget the dance at the tied several others. The following ; I Kinkaid hall Saturday night. ladies wre present: Mrs. S. 11. i ' he Kincald orchestra will furnish Holmes, Mrs. Koval Mrown. MiH.ihff niiirtic. Morgan, Mrs. Castor. Mrs. Amy! Mr Kverette of Medford spent Prowm Mrs. Sam Johnsn. Alr. t Sunday eveiiiu- with Sam Harnish John Kader, -Mrs. Swazy, Mis. Han-! ""'I -Mrs. Swazy Vernon Monia of Itrownsboro spent the day visiting with the Misses Elsie und Dorothy Wilhlte Mr. and Mm. Cov entertnined ! Sirndliy Tuesday lor Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoi- be Misses Elsie and Dorothy man and family, Crnnrimn Coy. wtinne accompanied ny i.ranu- Craiidma Taylor, Mrs. Mabel Har- '"ft Wilhne. have returned to nish und children, and Mlra. Theron i Eagle liim, after spending the Taylor and sou, Hilly. Christmas vacation with their par- Mr, and Mrs. Ed L'owden enter- 'nls on the ranch at Lake creek, tained at dinner Tuesday for Mr. I Miss Klsle is a junior and Miss and Mrs. Ernest Smith of Hutte Dorothy in a .sophomore at the Falls. !Kagle Point high school. 1 mu i;n v ibiiitiuford Is at:aiii on duly In our local telephone office Sunday. Hairy Tonn and Mr. Itags dale of Die Lake 4 'reek district attended the grange dance at Mr. Cornwell Is working in and around Eagle Point - soliciting for Hie Rum Hurenu. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Crover were visitors at the home of MV. and Mrs, Wni. lrry Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. U Kodgerfl of Medford, grandchildren of David and Mrs. Prince, also Mr. untf Mrs. Charles Cox of Portland (Mis. Cox is the daughter of Mrs. Prince) all enjoyed a pleasant New Year's eve visit with Mr. and Mrs. David Prince1 of Eagle Point. It is not generally known that Mrs. Prince is blind aud Mr. Prince is deaf, so Eagle Point Saturday night. Jsoleo nnd Donna Erown of tho I-ake creek district are back again in school. Miss Irolee is the- only senior in hih school and Miss Donna is a freshman. The young ladies spent the christmns vacation with their par cuts on the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Honhain returned that visitors to- their home are ul-isunday morning from Curnim;, ways welcome: , jCal.. where they spent tho holl- ! The Parent-Teachers' association 'duys. Mrs. llonham is the teacher will hold the regular monthly meet- of the 7th ami sth grades. IliB Friday, January Jl, at 3 p. m;. Miss Vivian Hannaford who in Miss Atkens' room. The inier-jiias hPon visiting relations in mediate will furnish the entertain- J Eagle Point, returned to her home ment aud reports of the December. j ,u.ar .Medford Sundav. Miss Han committees will be heard. Inaford attends the Medford high rreu reiugrew was in town onu,.iloni Wednesday having some work done at our local blacksmith shop. Vunce Pierce spent the New- Mr. nnd Mrs. Patterson of Med ford who have been conducting the church services at Eagle Point .ears r.onaays wim uis aunt aim wnnl ln i,-,,, Ki.nib.e even- uncle in Applcate, visiting from I inK lo COIH,vl(.t t.ureh services at NOW tZ?- COMRADES OF LINDBERGH THEY COME ZOOMING THEIR WAY TO YOUR HEARTS, THESE DARE DEVIL RIDERS OF THE U. S. AIR MAIL. A love story that sweeps in . soaring glory to the clouds . . . and swirls ' through looping death and sheeted flame to a climax of colossal grandeur! -Also GOOD ADDED . SHORT FEATURE3 r Admission Matinees 10 and 25 Evenings.. .10 and 35 Sunday until Thursday. Miss Grace Pierce of Applegute accompanied him home and will spend a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce of Eagle Point. MY; and Mrs. J. A. Kerren of Ashland visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Huster McClellan. Their daughter, Mrs. Drown, who had been the New Year guest of the McCIellans, returned with them to" their home In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Stnnley and son; Hertrand; who have, been spending the holidays In and around Eagle Point, making many pleasant calls on their friends, re turned Saturday lo their home in the ML Pitt district. The Mt. Pitt school opened Monday, the 7th, when Mrs. Stanley again went on duty. :. Mr. and Mrs. Giu Nichols of Eagle Point and Mr. and Mrs. Emil nropny looit u inner toKeuier m Medford New Year's eve, , after which they attended the Elks' dance. Mr. and Mrs. Carlylo Nat wick were entertained Wednesday at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; Ous Nichols. Mr. and Mirs. Kusier McClellan entertained at dinner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Theron Jones of Grants Pas. Mrs. S. K. Tiowlett and Miss Hat tie Howiett paid a condolence visit Friday to V. C. Ialy nnd his daugh ter Mrs. Myrtle von der llellen, in their bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell of Eagle Point entertained at dinner New Year's day for Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thompson nnd family of Med ford and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Esch of Ea.;le Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hrown en tertained with n card pnrty Friday, January 4, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Stanley. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sin ner and Mr. nnd MrH. (Jus Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell of Eagle Point were Saturday shop- ! pers in Medford. . Ralph Hunt, who has leen Buf fering for the last week with an labcess and was under the care of 1 Dr. Emmens of Medford. underwent ia minor operation nnd Is now re cuperatln nicely. Oir New Year's day the Medford I Mail Tribune honored the Grangers of Jackson county by giving them the front page. Photos of each i Grange master were very good, but more especially the masters of Eagle Point. The record of the i different Oranges is very interest I ing to read, and the readers of the i Mall Tribune can learn from the page that tho Grange is marching ion. Koss Kline, the retiring mas ter, served faithfully for three years and always emphasized that home grown products were the ; best. Al Mittelntnflt, the newly elected master. Is the right man In the right place and with him at the head our Grange win keep marching on. (rants Pas Creamery. t0 home of "Maid o' Cream Hutter." reports that ft In efttahlishing quite a pood cream route around Ka ;le Point. A new Ford and a half-ton truck are seen twite a week gathering: up the cream. iAs the driver takes i the can he hands out the check for the last can. Their policy Is to "pay an they go," i Sunday school Is held every flun Iday morning at the Union Gospel church in Eagle Point. The newly that, church. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Chlldruth were dinner guest h at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Smith Sunday. Johnny Does Something NEW -YORK, Jan. X. (P The ja.K opera "Johnny Splelt Auf," will have its American premier at the Metropolitan January 10. The name has been freely translated as "Johnny Strikes L'p the Hand," "Johnny Ieads the D a n c e." "Johnny Jazzes It l'p." It deals with a jazz band leader In love with an 'opera singer. And Now mhI Luck TARPON SPRINGS. Fin., Jan. 7 (A1) Demost hc.nes Ka lania will have good luck this year, accord ing to legend, lie dived into Springs Hayou and recovered a golden cross, thrown Into the waters as symbol of the baptism of Christ by John tho Haptist. The ceremony was the feature of the Epiphany observance of the ortho dox Greek church. Astoria (ieaihart street will be widened in near future. EXACTLY M'lTK KLDc.ltLY PKK.SONS Teasing, harassing coughs, tick ling in the throat, and exhausting, nervous hacking are immediately relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Hold the dose low In the throat a short time before swallowing. Its accurate blend of pure pine tar, fresh laxative honey, together with other valuable me dicinal ingredients is wonderfully healing to the cold-Inflamed tis sues of throat and bronchials. and easily clears away irritating phlegm. No opiates, no chloro form. Try It. Jarmln & Wood Drug Store, cor. Main and Central. J.CPENNEY CO. Thrift Values H ere Always Include Quality The Shopper who insists on getting Quality and Service along with Low Prices will find it worthwhile to investigate the money saving, value-giving offerings presented below. Low Prices are a rule with us, but we are even more insistent that nothing shall take the place of Quality. House Frocks, regular and extra sizes, fast colors 79c Rubber Aprons, good size and cleverly styled 25c Full-fashioned Silk Hose, all wante'd shades 98c Ladies' Hose, rayon and silk 98c Rayon Combinations, pastel shades 98c 36-inch Cretonne, Roxbury grade, several patterns, yard 19c All-Linen Lunch Cloths, 49x49, plaid centers or plain, each 79c 3 6 -In. Percale, "Gladio" quality, plain or prints, yd 15c 81x90 Bedspreads, blue, rose, and gold 98c Rayon Bedspreads, 81x105 $1.98 Men's Union Suits, 16-pound garment, all sizes ....98c Men's Broadcloth Shirts, fancy patterns, 14 to 17 98c Men's Cotton Work Socks, pair 5c Men's Work Shirts, blue chambray 49c. Men's Bib Overalls, sizes to 46 .89c Men's Coat Sweaters, all sizes $2.98 Boys' Cotton Union Suits, each . . ........ ........ .69c Men's Oxfords, tan or black, Goodyear welt ...... ... .$3.98 Wqmen's Oxfords, tan or black, calf or patent S2.98 Beys' Oxfords, tan or black $2.69 Men's Work Shoes, moccasin vamp $2.98 Lunch Kits ..49c Vacuum Bottles 79c Ladies' Felt House Slippers ........ .69c Men's Work Shoes, all sizes Men's Caps, newest styles' 98c Men's Fur-Felt Dress Ha.ts $2.98 Men's Heavy Weight Vork Socks, pair , . . 25c Moredge Blades for Gillette Razors, 5 for 25c Men's Cowhide Belts, all sizes ... .49c Appropriate docks for I Mich room, accurate time I keepers, ln designs 1 I iisriiiumAU yrifdiy Willi I the room funilnhlims. jl j Not a Sale !! Ride With Southern Oregon Stages An Opportunity yOU 1 The pioneer line of southern Ore- . , gon operating local service from don't Want to HUSS. ; Medford to Klamath Falls. ry a i 1 of I '''H comPany haR served you fk cnoice wool pai-, rntljflliIy ln pai)t ynorB ,, wm terns. Regular $50.00 J.""10 10 8,V8 you excellent "or- I ' suit values, tailored to your measure. -One week only. at $42.50 -Come in and look them over. It vll pay you to buy for some months ahead. ' Fred Gottfried Amos Turnbo ! GOTTFRIED & TURNB0W ; Expert plumbing, heating and 1 sheet metal repair ahop. We specialize on service at res ! onable prices. No Job too small I 219 N, Crape St. Phone 574 Hotel Jnckmn j Lcavo Medford j A.M. NOON P.M. ' P.M. 8:20 32:00 3:20 8:2$; Leave, Ashland A.M. NOON P.M. P.M. ' 8:00 12:30pm 2:50 8:53 1 Southern Oregon Stages Hotoi Jackson Phone 300 I j y REPAIRING Jm ..llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll;! ataimmvtamTamiwn ! San Francisco i Upstairs UANOHOU.VSTS. 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