Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 14, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text" MEDFOfiD MATT. TTTBTTNT, MFDFOr;n, OUKiiOX. MONDAY. .IAMWUY M.O!rj. PACE PTH! LOSANGELESPSAN I Miss Hor.nie Koiie Hillings, at tractive duuKhter of Mrs. John I. II linns nf this city, and Glien C. Williams, mm of Mr. am! Mrs. L. T. Williams, MM Smah , Norton street. Los Angeles, were married Thursday evening at S:4f, in the "Little Church of the Flowers" at Gleiidale, Cat. The impressive Kniseuiiiil Horvico uiii rs.ru I liu Km' . M. House, reelor of St. Jamos ' church nf I.os Angeles. Th lirliln ur. iil In nnmi Hlilrt ov.-.r while nulla will, ''u"1'"'' ",f s":l!'- ""'l- iwhiie Kailn Lo.li. e, u Inai? veil uf t l""PS'iu r Iv.. Hi.- HutlsiiMtnry point law. ami iniiK Moroni ri pui l .nnj.- I.y 111.- (..shier. . . dress. She l an lcl a hommri t , N- s,""h' TIm-.-cii..in.f ..fflwrs. shower unrilenias. while loses and ! wlll,'h f"'"" tin- re is of of- llllPS of the vallev. fleials. r.-Mllt.-.l In tlie ileetlnn of The bride's s'ister, Hutli, vns Svlvl'Bler l'""r'n, v. M. miey. maid of honor and wore ,iuk i hif- w- '' 1-amkln. V. . Ion over suiln, houirant sivie, wiih N- M. P. u. .sw.-l.-nlmiK tinv mules on skirt and a satin a,,J 1:- 1!- U-'rion as illnotov or. boiiiie. She tarried a houq.uet of i th' Institution. Dr. Swedenlunt: pink roses and i.astel shade sweet I ',n', 1:- ,!- l,,lr"""n are new mcm jjeaH ; hers of the hoard w ho were eleet- Tho hriilesmaids were tthe 1 ' 1111 "le vae.in. ies caused by Misses Vlvif Williams, l.u.-ille i l'"' d.-at h ,.t .1. P. Dudce. fur many Knowlloil, :,fae Haney and l.n llle I y"' l presl.lenl of the hank. Marl'aulev, all of whom were "l resitjnaihoi of .1. V. Mtl Kowned in blue, pink or yellow i hif-1 ''' very poor health, ton over satin, and carried hou-! ,t the lose of the stockholders' nliets of nink roses and nastel shade ; meetlnu the directors met and Kwoct- pi'itn. l-ttlli' Jac-kie Itohl leau, in pink chiffon ruffles, scat tered rose polalst lief ore th pro cession uud llie rinij was home by little Ted Sclnoeder. A Kt'cup of love souks iireceded j l-olieiiirrin's In-idul clioniH and C)n Alone" was piaved softly during" - ports substantial Rains Mr tiie past if ha ceremniiy by He leu Walker ! year. !. O. Ktibanks. cashier made Jlainiltiin at tho organ. . ;a rnobt encouraging; report and TI.e bride lias npeni most of her predicts prosperous bushn'ss eon life in Medford. was popular in so-tditionn for the coming year. r,. s. ciety and school circies. having Hutler was elected president to graduated from the Medford hi-",h j fill the vacancy made by the death HChotd. he also attended tho I'ni-1 of W. J. Moore, ti. S. Hutler. V. versily of Washington. K. lilake. ). T. Hernner, I. H. A reception at the borne of the .Jackson and O. Eubanks were Rfootn's parent:) following tho cur-j elected as directors of the hank, oniony was all untied by luti guests, Dr. lilake was chosen for vice ' and the couple left the followiim j president and (1. (I. Kuhauks wius diiy on a honeymoon trip to Han j named cashier with Mrs. A. M. Francisco by boat. Mr. Williams Davis as assistant cashier. Is connected with the Frigidaire company at Loa Angeles and they will make their home in that city. The thirteenth biennial report of the Oregon State Hoard of Health has just been published and shows that there has been a great in rrease in public health work in -this state. The financial report shows that the work has been done on a five centH per capita appropriation. Oregon's appropriation is much less than the majority of tho states. Health authorities consider that ten cents per capita is tho mini mum amount to provide adequate funds for the efficient administra tion of modern methods of dis ease prevention. . A survey made by the Interna tional Health Hoard or lloekefel ler Foundation, of all of the states contains the following criticism of Oregon: "The (Oregon ) State Hoard of Health is giving the max imum .service that a five cents per capita appropriation will permit." The activities of the board are conducted through six divisions: The division of Administration and Communicable Diseases has j concentrated its effort toward the eradication of dlptheria. The suc ces of this work is shown by the following figures: 192 S. 13T0 cases. 101 deaths; ISST, CO'.l cases, d aths. r.s The hearing In the matter of the ,..,!,, ,t, ni.,,ninOiwint f ;i I 1 ' . ... . l!t guardian for W. A. Pointer, age h3 years. continued today before County Judge, Alex Sparrow, and will probably he concluded tomor row, after being under way for two days. V. J. limerick, former mayor, was called this morning as a wit ness and said that "he regarded Pointer as being above the average mentally, for his years." He said he had known Pointer for lin years. A number of other promi nent Medford citizens ore sched uled to testify an to Pointer's cn- htifllv fnr hnnnllnv his liltttitlCHM. Tho petition is filed by Mrs. j Anna C. Xalley.- his daughter, am; it is asserted that Pointer Ik incap able of handling his estate esti mated at Szft.onn. It is alleged yth-it Pointer Is apt to be unduly t influeneotl. The Food-tonic That Imparts a Feeling of Fitness and Strength SCOTT'S EMULSION Rich in the Q Health- building c 1 irrtmi r e nf 1 1 r t :., n:l El AT END OF YEAR: I ASHLAND, (uv., Jr.ii. 14. ' (Special. Various hanking houses , of the city, have t-lo.se J their work . fur the fiii.meial y-ar and have i iiiful"- most fiu'ouruKhti: npoi is prophetic of th uood times and . the piugi-ess which the heads of the Institutions feel mo iut to j euine during the yt-.'lP TU" "f the Citi- zona Hank of Ashlitmt was Ih-LI on l nui-mny al J n i-iwk. -V large ect I'd Sylvest'T Pattersctn for president of the tiank ; ". M. I'nley, viep-pre.i1cnt ; V. o. N. .Smith, st'crttary and cashier: F. S. KiikI and S. A. Peters, Jr.. assis- t"nt Th ifhlers. State Itank of Ashland re- The fire department was called 'out about dark on Friday night to protect the home of Will M. Dodge on the Boulevard which was threatened by a rather spectacular ilue fire. .No dumag was done, but the fire company patrolled the property until nil chance of dan rit-r was pasi, Mrs. William Ferns of Talent was in Ashland last Thursday. Hen Rihke of l'ortland is in Ashland this week attending to business affairs. Gale Morris, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Morris ,n Central avenue, is ill with the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Handles and M is. Norma Heeder made a trip by automobile to Grants . Ia?s Monday evening to attend a meet ing of the Southern Oregon Zuan- na organization. W. II. Jams, owner of the Ash land Fleet ric Supply company, fs ill at his homo on Third street. Morris Corby, a young lnd who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Viola Corby during the Christmas holidays, left for his home at Cres cent Lake last week. Miss Lynch of the Wagner Creek section was in Ashland last Tuesday on a visiting and shop ping trip. Mrs. Kay Clary bus been ill at home the last few days with an attack of Influenza. I'. A. Smith of St. Louis Is in Ashland this -week attending tu business affairs. , Arthur Kd wards of Ashland, who recently was operated upon at a Medford. hospital, is reported as making flue progress In recov ering from a successful operation. ills. 8. K. Harnes. of the Belle view district, is recovering from a serious attack of bronchial pneu monia and is able to he around the house. Mrs. Klizabeth Smith, affection ately called "Aunt Lib" by her intimate friends. Is reported in a serious condition as a result of a slight stroke of apoplexy several weeks ago. For several years past she has made her home at the Barher Convalescent Home on Granite street. S. If. Davis, who had a real estate office with C. It. Lamkiii lin tho ltullei X- Thn in the Hutler Thompson build ing on the Plnza for several months and who has not been in robust health for some weeks, is now at the Barber Convalescent Home on Granite street and is con siderably Improved, hoping to be able ot get outside again soon. A. Gaynord, a real estate agent of Central Point, was In Ashland last Tuesday looking after business affairs. ' , Mrs. W. H. Taylor visited at 'the H. A. Ferguson home in the llctle view district last Wednesday. Mrs. Ward Parkinson, who hurt ;- treatj-d In a Han Diego hospl tal recently for an attack of ap pendicitis while on a visit in the south, Is improving, according to word received hy Mr." Park I mint?, but likely will not be able to re turn to Ashland for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O'.Vell drove to - Yreka early this week to vldt fi-v ri'Vell'o hrolhnr fhnrh I .it. nn m,,t Max ran,ns- iind tnofr Mr. and Mrs. George Kohtson were in Medford Wednesday look ing after business matters and ! visiting friends. The members of the orchestra known as the Jackson Hprlngs pep Peddler made a trip to Weed. Calif., Saturday to play for n dance s hcduled there. K. X. Hutler, nf the Shell Of company at MM ford, was in Ash land Wednesday. . VOI Mi MAX For a district manager' pnd tfnntlon. Honesty and energy more necessary, experience. A ttalary of K.il per week and' expenses paid: man to qualify munt have tun cash to put up n.i security; give data of self and phone number for appointment. Write Uox M S. Tribune. Top left New Jc luxe fourdmr sedan. Hi:;ht Front er;d showing new I numerlatc, lamp supports and crest. Lower left New 1 Uher aJjostablc Knilteliished hy advanced styling radicul i-hmmrs feature this lativt 1 and with even finer performances rharaeteristies, the 1WJ Oldsmo- j Idle is Indus; introduced today In j Medfoni at the Armsironj: Motor j company at nnv ami lower price, l-slraH.- improvements wiiho'M ever, 1929 OLDSMOBILE to ' ' t 1 ildsmohile product, while the f-ym- meirieal lines, silenced ehassis and powerful mono- whicn have earn- ed hie.ii rfcomiition with the mm- orinj,- puldic haVe heen n-iaine.t. Th enmploi.. line of hody typed igw I 1 WWi' PI 'ow-finer than batata new Lower Price - Oldsmobile 'now ofTcrs new engineering ad vancements that increase performance and dependability new style refinements that result in even more vivid beauty and even more ' complete luxury . all at a substantial rcduc , tion ih'pricc! . . " j Twelve nvnt h ago, when the new Oldsmobile : Six was introduced, engineers and critics pro ' nounccd it "two years ahead."- And their pre-' dictions havejieen confirmed. No other car in Oldsmobilc's field has ecii approached it in appearance, performance, or luxury of appoint -ment. Yet Oldsmobile has made definite advances in all these qualities. The fundamentals of Oldsmobile design have not been radically changed. It is the fine car that ha already proved itself by millions of miles of dependable service in the hands of 101 o KnK"" t J " - -r- -4 fnmt sct: JotteJ lines show forwarJ cdan. Center New OlvUmobile tu - now tnist- cf s. vn standiird moh-, all availuhh- in speeial and de luxe type.s. ihe landau sdan. four-dcu- sedan, iwo-r.oor sedan, sport coup.', hu'ness coupe, soi-t nwolst- r and sport phaet..n. Six of the speej;,) modids and two of the thousands of owners . . . but with added refinements. Oldsmobilc's big high-compression engine now deli vcrs62 hot scpowcr. Thepiston-pinsarenow pressure lubricated an engineering feature heretofore characteristic of high-priced cars. And this is typical of the fine-car standards which have been maintained j throughout thedesign and man u- " " facturc of this finer Oldsmobile. Interiors have been made more luxurious. Upholsteries arc rich er and more costly. Seat-cushions are deeper and softer. Further, Oldsmobile has the wonderful new Fisher adjustable front seat, which may be moved instantly VJ PRO DUC T0 OT OE ARMSTRONG S. Riverside Are. o - - no It!.m of scut. IUBht Two-J.wr ral - i cresU deluxe modids are new additions l" 'I'1'- "Added ref nienients in design and appidntnn-nts ;inve enhaiu e.l the appe.n-anee o.- i,ie r.tLMi Mls- molils. whh h im l.ide slit;hily lan-.er headlamps suppio-t.-d on o u n cn q NEW LOWER PRICE TWO DOOR. SEDAN SI'AKP.TIRE AND nl'MI'l MOTORS, INC. Phone chromium plated standard, new J heraldic rest on the radiat-ir with llot name plate reiutived to an ar tist io ero liar t oniiei iin tin-heuillanps.-.;e,v cadet type of visnf, sheet metal nof fhouldvi. instead of ful trie fiiii-h and at' advanced demn of r.idiatur shutO teis. finer Made i.f umhali H)hil stery, ad Just aide front sea h and like refinements have ln !e:ts'-d the hentity and comfurt uf ihe in let .on of the Fish r hllill el.-i-. N.tdiev. iw and distinctive c.-lur imliinatiirtij have lieen el . lod.'' :-a s V . S. A l insii oni;. "Manufaetiu iu refinement.! ;nd a few inei-hatlleal improve ue-it is hac i su!te.t in greater hot e ptver. The lunll nintue-sion en- . cine now develops ' hori-power ' and this added power hav lil'oyv;ht ,l l ot i espolidlnt. ilii I"e;isi ill pt-r- i loriuatit e. Atooiu; the oi)n r no-- ' i hanical advam emeiits av fully machine. 1. rifled drilled eotme, -tnii; roads, adjust; tide fan pulley ;irnl a new improved steering war, "A mineral wool aif cleaner has heeti adopted instead of the eeli trifu.il type. This style aii- clean er does ti it restrict the air flow to the carburetor at any engine' speed, thoroughly cleansim? the air of any foreii-n matter. A larger, carl.ureior is uveil for added ef ficiency. Oankcase ventilation, oil filter and j:asidine pump and filter are retained and there Is an im-1 proved adjust met it of I he clutch and hrake pedals. Another chance ts the Use of a stlhdued Hl'eeil liht ' for the indirect Mntim; of the in-; st ru Hu nt panel; a n uulomatic witidshicld wiper is standard cqulp nietit . ' "Several chances have heon made in the coupe models. The spurt coupe ilh rear drop seat ; is belni; made with a metal top ; iiwien.l of the fabric formcrlv ii-.-d forward or backward, simply by turning the seat -regulator. This feature, together with Oldsmobile's adjustable steering wheel, provides a new order of comfort for the driver. Style touches include headlamps of new design mounted on chromium-plated standards, a new cadct-typc visor, and an unusual selection of ' voguish new exterior colorings. Come and see this finer Oldsmo bile. It is the product of one of the industry's pioneer manufac turers, backed by the vast re sources of General Motors. And it oilers a combination of beauty, luxury, comfort, performance and value which simply cannot be matched at Oldsmobilc's new lower price. IIS I XTRA NERAL MOTORS 0 0 18 The rear window can be lowered when the dro seat is be inn used. The doors of both the standard and sport coupes havo been wid ened. The Nile need ch a sites includes foiir-w heel btakes, four Love joy h draulic shock absorlatrB, engine rubber inountiuKrt unit a fully in sulated rubberized felt lined par tition between the engine and front com part mem. Equipment ineluden radiator shutter., gasoline caiiKe and engine tyjiju'rature indiiator ou dii- ktop light, rear vision rnir .uul twin team lieadliKhts, chromium plated bumpers in front l"ar fender guards. 'The d, luxe modeln have s!x wire w he.ds and tho two spares with carriers and locks, bumpers and n folding trunk platform. ' The new color combinations ar : Two -dour sedan, Dallas gray on the upper quarters with Duns iit uir gray panel ami trim. The standard landau. Ilazeiwood brown and Sumatra helce. Four-door se dan. Algerian blue, I Easiness coupe, -Ma pi- an. I Abbott uniy. Standard touring. Dagestan blue and Dog wood tan combined with black. The deluxe Landau. Trouvilte blue. De luxe four-door sedan. Dloomflelil and I'd i -mine ha in greens. Deluxe touring, a combination of Dust proof. Aitnurhii and Abbott grays. The deluxe sport coupe, t ''rocket brown and Locust cream. The de luxe business. 1 ageston blue. All sunt roadster, Washington gray witn ;;nnnietal trim for fenders."