Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 22, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVTITYFORP HTL TRIBUNE, fFT)FOf?R TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. .1929. PAGE THRKR r o "How I Kurn My Salary," was the title of a public confession demnndt d of three city officers at the Ilotury club luneheon this noon. Five Chief Hoy KUlot diverted the attention of the Hotnrians from liitnBOlf by telling them about the now fire engine and things that had been ut into use here since he took office in 192. Ho also stated that during tho past year the schools of tho city had developed the font of einptyinjc their buildings In one minute's time for fire drill, and that the fire loss in Mint ford last year amounted to b'sB than $1.00 per capita. Chief of Police McCredio turn ed state's evidence on a num ber of people and confessed that there wero 222 arrests hero dui Iiik the hist year. There were 'J4 automobiles stolen or lost, ho. tald. 92 of which wen rw covered. Under cross examina tion he broke down and admit ted that thero wero no murdera here during 192$. Traffic Officer tieoriro r.vcott tvus then put upon the witness stand and presented a box of invisible entyons with which to mark offending cars in U2'.t. Mr Prescott could not be dis concerted and testified that there wero 311. traffic arrests effe l rrt by his department during the last year, ncttint; np)roxini..tt.y ?ltJ3 in fines. Sixteen o these arrests were for speeding. 1 (own rtj Seheffel wns appointed ' 41;' - . I Itoiat'ian tniffk- (.ffkor din .1.3 (tho ItiiH-tu-on hour, and arresteil jnicnilfi-rs for yju-.Hl.UK l with tilth X,ll t. parking tln-ir kniv s ami Tuks in ih-' wrcni; ,iLu'.. tout-, ius tht-ir oh n hums, jay wulk lne i"itl insulting an officer. , 9 Al J(:iydcn tavied thi nu'in-' Itrs Willi a select iun on his new "Uiilr.umicii.'' Hoih the melody mid t'Miipt) aii)t:ircd to bo ord inal and was enjoyed by several people tn the organization. M. I STORE HAS GREAT SHOE SALE The M. M. Dfpurtnu-nt store is lauiu-hiiiK it store wide sa!e of shoes, befiiuiiiK Wednesday morr.inp and lajatiiu; throughout tho week. Over luoO pairs of shoes will be placed on oounters and racks at remarkable reduc tions according to Ck'.ronce A. .Meeker, head of the M, M. or ganization. There will be all .styles, all shapes and all sizes on sale in the bargain basement and on the main floor, afford ing some exceptional values for all southern Oregon shoppers who visit the M. M. Store during the next four days. "The footwear offered in this sale H all new, uu-Hi-the-niin-uto stock which affords a wide choico for those seeking shoe . r,an Mr. Meeker said to day. "Shoes for t-very member o tho family will be on sale at pricey, we believe, will ap peal to thrifty buyers." A large proportion of the great slww array which is being of fered by the M. M. Store, was secured in a fortunate purchase of a manufacturer's close-out m'm ART so have pit"!;. virit !i( u.ppi s. f?iv's MANY of tKeworld's greatest motor events have been won with Richfield. Air, land and water, this famous western gasoline holds more victories and world's records than all others combined. Where other gasolines can claim five or six, Richfield holds scores and hundreds of important records. Wherever grueling . speed and endurance are E ADQP15 BABY AT MI'S RNCH Motliei -lo e is sn strong in a re tiled race hurse belong in; to Cluis. hV l.uti.mi. proprietor of tho Star market, that she has adopted a calf and H ik.'W itur.siiti; the eM'houd to steerhoud. it H one of those rar-' incidents of uuimul life that puzzle wise iieii, tml they explain by ..-if. under the head, of "freakish." 'I lie mare was imported to the vall"y l,y Hal w. .iumham 15 or Hi years ago. In her younger day she cavorted utound the county Wilr race track ugalns.1 lJavld Ha ruin and Kin Seal, and was known as "Illnnhrim's Pride." She never was auy great shucks as a race horse a.id. in due course of time, fame into the possession of human, i who now quarters hot at his Bhiugh ter house and uses her as ft saddle . horse. A short time ap.i a call at the ilauiUuer house was'bereft of its mother in the morning, and in the evening started hmvling for its sup- , per. and the v ails were too much lor the heart of the former racer, and sh' went over and "nosed" away the tears of the orphan calf and provided supper and all meals si. ice. TMe tail is fat and frolic snme and is rapidly approaching the veal stao and will stum be eating" grass and hay alontc with ihis kind. The two animals have the same affection for each other as cow and call', thctigli Mr. BhiKham't! for mer racer looks a the creuture at her sidu with wonder, hut her love nover dims. The calf, with the unquenchable spirit of bovine no care to the Th t 4 4 QUESTION IAIlIv,, chose lOHFIEL OEIJIf,,torfM OA MlT. Wl IK most of l In trorltJ fertateifi J'ildts a it (I Mrirern required, where life itself is at stake Richfield is the choice! ' ' ' Its unfailing qualities of speed, power and mileage.its absolute purity, have made Richfield equally famous with hundreds of thousands of motorists. ' Try it in your own car todamd note thfi difference. Richfield-Ethyl if you drive one of the new high com pression motors. Ci.p;ear.ince of ltn rrfuge, but is nvtr fur from her side. t 1 Standard Product Represented by Popular Agent Hruce Shclhorn of Portland, dis trict representative for M. J. H. Coffee, huB his headquarters at Medtord while covering southern Oregon. Mr. She. horn is popular with tin trade, has been making this terri tory for a number of, years und represents one of the standard and must universally used products of its kind on the market. Tho Mail Tribune has carried the exclusive advertising for this .popular product iu Medfonl for ! years and has a big schedule for I It-it. PAINFUL 10 STUDENTS Final exams are nothing to grin about except perhaps in the case of the teachers they liko 'em according to a group of hi-rh Hchool hoys who stood in front of the building discussing the situation with f liner 1 tones at an early hour this morning. esiei-ua.t and today were gjvei. over to final examinations which witl climax tb" na' --ome,"'N work at the high school. Then !!'-. - . the dents, while the teachers speud the ie..i.uiiu?r ot tue week correcting papers, llu that's a different story. Monday will begin the new semes ter. Cotiille Eight-Inch pipeline laid from reservoir to Smith plant. . ? I 4 FOR CRATER DUTIES i I Whil.- m:ikiiiK iii-i;initimis (t i Ms ili'iutrltlrp ui 1'oitlnlKl tills i cVfiihiK i wpt'ii'l si'Vi'ial iluya mi loflieiitl busln'is. l'tloli'l 'I ; The m sun, sup'i'iiH'ntl nt of I'ru trr NallolKil who w;trt 1uil 1 wv'i k pi miml'M to tilt" supi l iltU'll-iilnn-y hi' Viispinito Natloniil park, i f foiulvo .Innuaiy ir.tli, lUiueil tlmi i ho hnijjust roooiviMl officlnl WOlll I from u'HshliiKtoii. P. L'.. llmt lil ! suoocssor ;ik supoi'tnU'iulont of I'nitcT ptu-k would iinivo by FoU- ruary ;i. This imlleutos Una Uf suoocssor h:s Hlicutly hoolt solootoil hy tho natloniil park sctvloo niul that his lilonlity will not 1)0 roiulo puhlli; until ftljout tho llttio ho nirivi's I here to ussumo the auporlnton- ilenoy. It Is also a prutmblv imliontioli that I'olonol Thomson will lie horo I for a month yol. us It will mkn two Iwooks attor his successor nrrlvos i for tho lattor to bo groumleil into tho position by the ictiiiiiK supor- Inlonilont. I'olonol Thomson, altho still horo in cliarso of Crater National park as aetinc superintend) lit. ap pointed lis such until Ills successor arrives, at the same lime lie was promoted. 1ms already assumed j siinie of the duties of superinten dent of Vosemito park. However, inasmuch as Yosoinlte ranks as i olio of the two liil'iiesl and leadline I national parks, and is over four fumes us larce as lYuter park, with i a bis administrative force, it will i lake the colonel a loliE tlnio to Ret (.'rounded in Ills new position suf- Iiciouiiy iu tiMiiih imu .... sonal charitc. DR. MOPOY 10 SPEAK One of tho blir numbers on the program of the mid-year nieetiiiK of the Southern Oregon llaptlst lJistriot association, to bo hold (it the Medford liuptlst church. Wed- nesilay. Is Dr. Thomas Moody, of Africa. Dr. Moody Ih tho real Tom Moody, tin) horo of Bonn Ileta, on the foiKo. lie will toll tho won derful story In two addresses, one at 4.H0 p. m., and one at 7.110 p. m. Olhor outstanding features of tho proBiaul will bo addresses by Dr. o. r. Wright, ot Portland; hov. ('. 10. Dunham, of Ashland; Rev. J. Hudson, of (Inints l'usa, and Miss Ilia Hurton of Now York, flold worker of the Women's Mis sionary society of tho Hapllst de nomination. Sessions will la' held at 10 n. in., 1:30 p. in. and 7:30 p. m.. and.nro open to the public. REV. itwm TO CONTINUE SERVICES The revival niiclhiB belnc con ducted nt tho t.'huroh of (bid, cor ner North Holly and Haven streets by Kev. I'. W. Hopkins of Grand Junction, t'olo.. are proBiesslmi nicely. The evnnxelist has staled that hCKinnliiK this evenlaff he will preach a Horles of three sermons on "Holy Spirit liaptism." an ex position of Acts ":l-'l. I-'roin the able manner in which the evange list has handled his message you can well expect B masterly presen tation of this groat Important sub ject. The meetings will continue through the week at 7:30, except Kuturday. -.. DEBATES TEXT BOOKS Delia) hif; in Ix'iiik' taken up wrl oUfjly by th; Junior litoh whnnl. which ln.Mf Friday fiTK'rwxMi huM Uh biHt delmto on thti Hii1jJfl of "lt(HOlv?l (hut tin stat' of Oh-k'hi should funilvh fnn lexthookH." Thi flcliatn took plact- tii twrcn the fjovonth and riKhth it fI:iHn"H and wa on by tin; lalti-r team, which arKU?d tho nffirmutlvi.. . The wtnnliiL: tatn wart v ntin poHod ot Vctw Winn.', Junit Davis unil Httfty Ilowll and the ih'K'l tlvo ttwun wua compoH1! of Mar Joilo. McN'air, Li-dit O'.Vi-nl and Kvh ;Prtjron. Tho next drlmto will take pIhcp with tho Lincoln wchobl at 3:U0 on tho aftC!rn'on of February 1 on tho Haino HUbJcct. tVAHHINOTON', Jail. - CS.AV Heiirenontatlvu llawley, Itcptihll can, Oregon, yfyilerday Introduced o bill to net alrto that purt of t.'ni ter Ijikc national forest which forms a waternheii for the water Runply of the city of AHhlund, Jaek- lould prohllilt tho Hale or cuttinR of 'timber from tho area without tho consent of th Rovernmental body of tho city of Axhland. California Man Locates in Valley T. B. McOraw- arrived from McCloud, Cal.. a ' tow days ago to redldo. on a former vllt hi wan mo well plenied with tho Iheautlful valley-that ho . purchnii- J.C.PENNE Values Every You Do Not Have to Wait for Special Day "Sales" to Save Money Here. Every Day Is Value Day at This Store Something New In All Patent The simplicity of this shoe is relieved by its unusual design. Glcimini! Black Patent and slender heels. $3,98 Smart Pumps In All Patent This delightfully new buckle conceals a tiny elastic gore to ' prevent cutting the instep. All Patent with modish square toe. $3.98 Ease! Style! - For Young Girls A simple shoe in Black Pat ent, yet quite approe.iate for "dress up" wear for the Young er Miss. $2.98 ed a nix acre gardci: tract on Mr. McClraw oxpocts to set hlsj tho Old Stage "rond just ncroHS ' place to EnKlish walnuts and fi'uni J. H. Toiiilln'i rOHldcuee. while (lieso are developing will ile Ih erectliiK a htitiKalow ttndCnKnKQ extensively in the poul- up-to-date poultry houws. Ury IuihIhohk. ' mlj ffrtl lllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllHll'1 Train or Stage I through motor coach to San Francisco 11 added for your convenience JJ Southern Pacific offers transportation to fit jrout plans. Train and motor.-c.oacn combine to give the utmost in travel convenience. To Portland v Laves At. PortlinJ "ShMtt" ll:4)a.m. 10:f0p.ra. "Orcgonian" . . . . 6:2$ p.m. l-.Wijn. . "Siiver-GMy" Stae . . . 8:00 a.m. 8:5p.m. To San Francisco Leaves Ax.San Franciico "Shaita" 7:10 p.m. 10:30 a.m. "Otrgnnian" lOMOa.ra. 7:30 a.m. "Silver Gray" Stage . . . SMOp.m. 2:20 p.m. To Coos Bay Points The "Shaita" froni here connect! with motor-coach leaving Roieburn 4:40 p.m. to MarshTtcM. 0 To Klamath Falls Eureka 'Lv.Medford . . 9:00a.m. 1:00p.m. 4:J0p.m. Ar. Klamath Falls 12:15 p.m. 4:1) p.m. 7:45 p.m. Q Motoi coach Imv Grants Pass for Eureka 5:40 a.m. ntlwork tf'SUvtr Crap" w These fine motor-coaches cover western Oregon. In addition to Pacific Highway travel branches radiate out from such centers as Salem anil Albany to Monmouth, .. , Independence, Newport, Leba.Qnj Dallas, Falls Oty, Silverton. , Pbmr call ' turn Mt ny tlmt for all Irani 'information Southern PacnESe Motnr-coechea leave and arrive at Southern Pacific Pajsenger Station So Dainty For Party Wear Direct from the Land of Sky lines0 comes this model in the new shade of "Lido Sand" or in gleaming Patent $3.98 A New Shade "Lido SancT" For beautiful and formal simplicity choose this graceful shoe in the new color, "Lido Sand." A clever Two-Strap effect. $3.98 Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hoje An especially worthwhile ho siery value pure silk and full fashioned for, pair 98c Mercerized top and sole for better serv I c e. Smart shnnVs. .C. Cult, Atml Phone $4 or 209 n n I Lizard Grain On All Patent A neat Street Shoe in Black Patent with Black Lizard Grain trim and wide buckled strap. Moderately priced at only $3.98 Charming! New! Direct fro.it the Avenue of Fashion comes this attractive shoe, with its clever strap ar rangement anrl rounded toes. All Patent $ 98 Men's Shoes Our complete line of men's sIiocr for tipi'iuK is how litre and the viilues wero novel' lietter or the variety greater. Work or dress shoes are here in abund ance and we know our money -Huvinir prices will be sure to please. A visit to our shoe department will convince you. z ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For women.'.....?l-95 Fred Gottfried . Amos Turnbow GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW Expert plumbing, heating . nt heet metal repar shop. We specialize on service at reasonable- prlcei. No job too small. . 219 N. Grape St. ' Phono 674 n r- A iniur fjEWEKRS INSURANCE First Insurance Agency - A. L. HILL, Manager Phont 108 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon