Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 11, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMedford Mail Tribune Second Section Six Pages Second Section Six Pages DitT Tw way-third Tin MEDFORD. OUFXION. FRIDAY. .IAN I'AWY 11. lit'Jf). No. U91. -rttlr-MTeatb Trar nrr.JK. The old road has boon vory slifk durinc On rct-nt rains und caiisfd iht lime .ruck Ki'-nt diffi l ult!. The frM'r.lnu WciUlier ah lalxu h-la to mako the ro:ui havd jto kmI owr. It will smui I fin ished nnd the truck . can nm'tf I bitr tliiif imm ihu lime burner ; to t;m Hill, wht-r. it U loaded ion tht t-ais. The truck It run inintt both flight and day now and jth plum in in full ort.Uoh. About 10 to tfi nu-ii nro being ' mply-'l in tht operations nt j iirfHent. ah noon us tho new liy Asll Walker: !iiuiry is open- d up there will COM) HI LI- On., Jan. II. 'probably b mure men Kiv-n em- GIVE LIE PLANT! Ef KAKVUN'R I'UEKK. Ore.. .Ian. ! 10 (Sliisjial.) Mis. Uoniiltl It. a ins jroiurnfU to lnr honi1 hco this frm M.-ilfmil. vhro sin Snerlap Th Uvoly Mmo pro-i-l,lo"""1- Th.- ul.l quarry will not j ,,. j,, ,lt lh ,iere u,-ai l ho- : n I'U-nn mi hut it.-ill h uorkHil , ... . , .ti t . minis company w now jiu.iiii?.i"k t . ft .1., m.w om,. H ,....,,. it running capacity by hovralhi ,.XpctM that the ,.octrieity j Mp. anrt Mrs. Ualph Dusenhcriy ni.ini.uiin, nixvii n. m-IUI ltlo noisi win rm insiuucti of Klamath Kails npi-nt th- lime. And lncren.su production, tho very near future und then ! hull- dnyn heit visiting rclallvt-s. anl wne oi uie mum iiuprofin-m lnc D ant will he n lull swinir anti ,,,... i.nn... is thfi Installation of electricity inwi al,u- to rope with tho ln-flndilur lwo uf snow n tin- the plant. A number of men hnva :lnaMinK demand for their Hnjt;nM,n S,rinK mountain and about Wn busy the paw week hurvey-jaiu lll(lr i;m0 rook ing the territory over which the! line will be built. It will be; taken from the Kan en Creek road direct up the creek to tho head ; of the lime operations, previously theie has been no electricity to the burner. j ft'Uh the Installation of thfsi nevr Improvement, J aim's Lively, j , hi.iv.v that a new electric hrliii it Installed. It will be Mt in s - on as the line in fin t;.-d eo th' works. This will av six inches in Klamath Tails. AT LAKE CREEK HOME LAKE CltKUK. Ore.. Jan. 11. (Spl. ) Frank Simpson ha been (,Tvpt .iRiount of time and will ! vlsitinc at the Charley home a few Thurwinv nr tho lmvlwond Poul Wf u.- iiUui to Met J. I. Smith l;blf to be out itfuill afhi" beillK confined to iiln home for the past two months with rheumatism, and j in the meantime, he and his entire family had a 8ieo of the 1 lit, but 'are all able to he out aain. Mrs. Cieo. Loveless of Williams. Ore., is spending the we k hre ! visiting with her daughter. Mrs. j Donahl Ueams und Airs. ('has. Alc Merrick. - 11. Settlemeir of Corvallis, spfttt amount of lime and 1 Inno roil, which is beinK" put out . !a . the company. Hinco at pros a bo tli ;t.e limo nnd the rock . : e in f nt demand, efficiency 'ii- j,,;ieased so as to permit Tl .-ni 1 . i iply the great demand t i- :'.ioli- 1 1 jducts. '"lie :r::ipany is also opening ..p lu-v .marry. It is situated jur vouthi-HKt of the present base vi i days. ; ('" Farm, taking blood tests 01 the L. H. Wyant has been having 1 1 n,u' tlock purelired It. I. Heds sleK of lumbago. ; owned by the Walts. He is accom- Misses Julia and Helen Kidley , panlt'd y his mother on his trip were in Medford the last of the " t"-' valley. wek am ils- L'has. Mc.Merrick Misses Millv and Dorotha Meyer j cxnt,ct 10 movt to (!oM HiU in a and liurreli Wyant. who have been ! w t,; nul p iuy place where spending their. vacation with home ' they have lived the past folks, have returned to their school I h'en rented by, n family from (;. inu- u.i uli'i'h is i:. l-liK' I--.. r-iri'V k.U.WI a uin holder : and Yi . !'.).. n-v jrt ; r-.T.. rttfi :vii , A lev cperatlons. At present! W(,r -euiora. tunnel running back' " Keii nas reiurnra irom a rock at this point, 1 Portland where he was called on 1011 1 two hundred feet ) account of the serious illness and It has not been work-denth of his mother, out ISitO when it was Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sutton are ho old Hughes quarry, j visiting Mrs. Sutton's father. J. CI. ihe name of House., McCallister. at tend in;; Stockton, Calif., who will bo he soon to take charge of the place. John Smith spent several days j this week on Thompson creek, where he has recently purchased a I fino dairy and stock farm. I Charley Smith returned to school this week after an ab.-eiice ! of two weeks with ih-A.t'lu. curried on operations Marian barlow . lime near, the new; school in Mciltonl. j cieam dust free traw is much about this time. As L. K. lu-an Vas in Meuford on hotter tor poultry Iioum- !lttr than brush can be elearedl nusiues 1 uesday. : dusty, mouldy straw. M.ddy Utter d the tunnel, ami the: "Win. Almy und the Uagsdale H 0it(.M the 'uusuii''Ctinl came uf ooy are very nu.y gr.iveitng tile road. M i s. I .ore n Ka rl ow is v isi t i ng f her mother. Mrs. James Kit; wart, t : is been put in. worl; ; ted removing the rock J ys ago it was noticed -ltd in the present tun- ItiKh nioi-tnHly aniony: ponhry. ii ;h operations aro now in Medford. . tiod on, that steam was William and Kvelyn Abbott left t f a crevice near where Sunday for llulte Falls t go to occurred. . An execp- i school. They are making their ''i'e charge of dynamite ; hume with their firandmothor Ab-j powuer was ni mi" noil. Jewel Abbott will remain with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Moore. , .Mrs. L. J. Grirtsom nnd chil dren. Clyde, Donald and Joyce, were guests of the Wm. Hoel'fl family Friday. A. L. Pfcch made a business trip to Medford Tuesday. to open it nnd deter the steam was com- 1 .t : t- hM large shot ' went off, a h-m waM- left 1 nthe bottom of tH ;uarfv In the limerock about r.vo or ibree feet In diameter. Tie. hf : . -ponod Into a Bort of a tVM, i;.f straight down through ;:! liiuie t'.rmatlon Into tho earth. - Hs:i'-i constantly arising from his pi: m '.he stone. What cause 1: y nei known although it to lMtievcil '.at It may be due to the mixing of different properl'.es with the lime in the cave. It seems to he plenty wnrm as it comes out. The depth of the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoefft were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. j Hoefft. Mrs. Amy Clrissom was calling on Mrs. KU zu.be th Orissom Sunday.. Misses Elsie and Dorothy Wil hite returned to Eagle Point Sun day, to resume school. Lrtnnanl Itrntltthiite n 11 it lni-l crevice is not Known, nut 11 np-:Knriw have moved onto the Cnl parently extends to a rent length htM.l80n pIaoe whm they ure kept into the lime ledge. The old , very hwy alt(,ndhlB tho riulry hftr(1 quarry is about mm hundred and : umJ lhpir 1HII71L,roIIS household fifty feet in depth, where lh( ! duties. work is no'w being done and i , where HiIh new cave In Iho lime MOSCOW (?)-Unemplo.Nlnent was discovered. among women has Increased S0.- Kor the past several days amim-juoo during the past two years in ber of men havo been busy build, the fare of efforts by the govern ing a new road to the lime works j ment to facilitate the entry of (from the Kanes Creek road. It ; women Into Industry. The total is now completed except for the 'number is now more than C00, gravelinir. which Is In rapid pre.lnuO. Ii the lecidinq menu Exclusive with us and shown for the first time 0 A hat labeled "diie" . . a new straw nioie soft and supple than panania, ainonahle t in tricate new smart detail and liaiid-workman-ship. $ 10 00 Mann's Dept. Store MEDFORD The Store for Everybody OREGON fTT ewwnysof pleasingthe ' j J I family., slxtcc-n master Write for the "Sweet Sixteen" Recipe. Packet. ..it in free. , . address D.(liirar dclliCo., San Francisco, Cal. Excrta chose these recipe from mnnngdozeiiH of prize, winners . . . ami women all over the West have written us to say they're wonder ful. .write now, while you are thinking of it. Ex perts, too, choose Chir-ardelli'sCroundChoc-olule...the moHteon-' venieut form of this fine fiet-healthy and Hluy-heallhy food. Try a tin today . . . nay , "fieor-or. Helly" to , your f;ro-ceryman fAlIILlllHELLIS it R I' N l CIIOCOLATC I.l.trn fi.r r.lilnrdrltl huiir . . . Rutin M.W r Hilar at 1 1 130 . m. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Here Exclusively RUSSELL'S Butterick Fashions are Here for Spring A Delightful Showing of Early Spring Garments That Are m wfii ii v j j a i r r i XT T 1 in nine wicn me Latest ivioaes 01 rans ana lew iorK ft s gettes Fnshionnliles everywhere in the Vmith in Florida, in Calilornia in the winter' pleasure haunts of the (iulf Coast are taking entlmsiastii ally to the new eha lin ing 'creations fashioned of tleorjfette in plain eolors. (Jenerously full are the skirts in draped, ruffled and flared ef fect, hlouxes unique in their fluffy treat ments. Surprisingly different are these garments displayed now by Uussell's in the early howimjs and temptingly are the prices, as ele gant silks and linings are used at low $19.75 Prints Are Here Never has there been so much interest in Printed Silks at this season of the year. For office, for school room for the street or any general wear you'll find prints in favor. They are extremely simih in their new color effects and most serviceable for wear day in and day out. Many new and original printed designs aie shown in the earlv displav here for Saturdav in silks of marvelous value, in sn ics iicw i en' 'i in . iixi. Mica fabrics as are shown and priced most rei : onable It Jill U1. IK ll $16.75 Hosiery 1 'In iirtiix aiiitl IIoli'pruuF SilU Ilosii-rj- to eninplei'.' your Sprint; wardrobe in perfect Iv filcnded shades. $100 to $1.95 Completely Sold Out of Winter Apparel Sacrificed at ridiculously low prices to be sure, but we attained our goal of being able to start the spring season with an entirely new stock of wearing apparel. No old goods to show you now, or at the start of next season, is a source of great satisfaction to us. i.: - Accessories Kaeli costann! can lie just n liit more bceomintr to you if you elioose here -the proper flower, luc; ami jewelry. Starting STURD A Y--0ur Annual January Sale of See Our Windows Tonight' See Our Windows Tonight "OREGON CITY" and "HORNER BROS." Finest Pure Virgin Wool Blankets --ALL REDUCED $12.50 Plain Colors-Satin Bound at $10.50 Beautiful colors, rose, blue, lavender, green and gold, all with wide satin ribbon binding. Extra large size 72x84. $12.50 Oregon City Fancy Plaids and Stripes $10.50 All the newest plaid and stripe effects, from this season's new patterns are shown. Absolutely all pure virgin wool blankets. SI 4.50 Oregon City Astoria n Formerly lliicl-nii liny Blankets $12.50 There are no finer blankets to be had. Every one admires these be cause of the most unusual colorings in the multi-color stripes on border, blue, green and rose stripes, as.well as plaids in the gorgeous block designs. $6.50 All Wool Horner Bros. Blankets S5.75 For a single pure -wool bljSiket, these are really exceptional and make an ideal extra blanket for the bed. and very large size. Plain Grey Sheet Blankets 69c each Single blankets in gray only, with borders of blue and pink. A fine quality, far above the blanket usually sold for a dol lar. A full-size blanket and at this ridiculously low price the 50 pair will all be sold by. noon on Saturday so be here early Beautiful colors, all satine bound 70x80 Double Cotton Blankets $1.98 pair Very pretty plaids in the large size blanket, 70x80 inches and worth regularly $2.69. This is a twilled blanket of extra firmness and strength, with a good long, warm napth that will Bupply the extra covering these cold nights. Fifty pair only at this price on Saturday.