Medford mail tribune., January 27, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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Tocal and
'Personal
The Ulk- event of this week
nmonic the youths uf the eity
lx the uponiiiK of tin- wcoiiii m
mester of the sehoul year t.unor
row mornlnc There will h in
creased enrollment In all Die K hool
bullillnps, especially in the senior
hl(th scho.il with the advanced
registration laft week divine in
dicati'ji of a "stn.lent hotly of over
SOU
Afemuera. .Monday forenoon
will be given over to promotion .
and registration of pupils in me . w Wolfe, for three years Members of the Me.lfor.l chain
elementary schools. Tills work bus (l l(Mf i0r j a se'm,,, in Santiago. b r of Commerce airport coiiunit
ulready been practically completed ,,1, u frnil.r teacher ill the ' iee and anport publicity commit
In the high und Junior high schools, j ,,,.,, ,. , hools and more re- j tee are urged to lie present m the
Wood ull kinds, oar., lajirel, flrjreiitly a student in an eastern col
und dry labs. Medfoid i-uel "o. egn, .has been employed to leach
-"'tf ( in the Ashland Junior high start-
Miss Charlotte Hemls. new man-jK with the second semester to
agor of Mann's Millinery depart- ( morrow.
ment has been confined to hei rjo not forget the Model Clothing
home with a sevfro cold for the
oast few days.
Card parly at Put ish hall Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock. 3d.'
Mcv. E. P. Ijtnrence of the
Presbyterian church will take
charge of a conpregiulonul meeting
nt llogue Itiver today where he
will preach.
Dresses, Dresses, liesl values in
town for your money, tine look
...111 n.,nflne.. Volt. Si'.CS .III tO -14: !
sllks, satins and georgettes, selling
nt cost. Phone i'04-L or call at S3 7
W. '.'nd Ht. Vivian Norman I'.ano. .
31-
Mtudenls of Ihe senior high
school, new and old, arc reminded
that their presence Is expected j
nrnmutlv nt 9 a. iii. tomorrow at '
the school building upon the be-
Dinning of the second semester.
The Willamette I'nlversity dec
Club at Central Point High School
Monday evening, a o'clock.
Mrs. Hlrntn Meatier hits been
confined to her home for several
weeks, and will bo for several
weeks more, with a broken ankle
which she sustained when en
route from a visit In San Diego
with hor daughtor, Mrs. John Hart,
and family she fell on the
steps of a San Francisco hotel.
Immediately after the accident she
phoned over to Mare Island for her
son-in-law. Dr. John Hurt, a med
ical officer of the navy s'ntioned
there. He responded quickly and
giving the injury first aid. advised
Mrs. Meador to come on home at
once; which she did.
Wanted All ladles and men w ho
enjoy cards, to attend the party
Tuesday evening nt l'nrlsh hall,
llenefil new Catholic church fund.
Refreshments and cards. 3iic 3iT
Mrs. James Smack of Itogue
Hivsr, who was In Ashland last
week maklnir arrangements to lo
sute In that city, is an old resi
dent of Jackson county and hns
many friends among the older res
idents. Fine program of music and
stunts at Central Point High
School Monday ovenlng. o'clock.
Tho officials nnd employes of
the Jackson cuun'y court house
are much Interested In tho out
look that office hours In all county
court houses excepting Multnomah
rountv would be limited from k
to C o'clock each day with Sat
urday afternoon's off, if n bill In
troduced In tho legislature last
week becomes a law.
Wood all kinds oak. laurel
fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. 631. '
The Oreson society of the
Daughters of tho American devo
lution will hold its stain confer
once March 21, 22 and 23 in Med
ford, according to plans announced
following the stale board mooting
held In Portland .recently. The
board's pro-conference in e e t 1 n u
will be Wednesday night, March
20, with the Medford chapter, con
fsrenca hostess, in charge of ar
rangements. Fresh smell arriving dally nt
Johnson's Market. tf
Tho health of the well known
automobile -merchant tleorge L,
Trolchler who has been 111 and
confined nt his home the most of
tho tinto tho past three months,
had so much Improved thai last
week he was able to visit his place
of business for an hour or so a
day. He Ik still qllllo weak, hut
jratlfying news to his many friends
Is that when his normal strength
returns, probably when the woulh
er becomes mors settled nnd there
Is more sunshine, ho will be about
Sgain as uctive us ever.
Dr. Carl C Kent received a card
today mailed October 14, In
Washington. D. C. The card was
evidently lost in tho postofflce nt
Milwaukee. Ore., during the per
iod. tlrants Pass Courier.
r
1
Day After
Day
you will find the same
unvarying quality in
Fluhrer's Milk Bread.
This exceptional unifor
mity is tho result of
modern, well organized
equipment, high grade
materials and many
years of practical bak
ing1 experience. Specify
Tluhrer's products
whon you call for bread
and be assured of the
finest the market affords.
The li-tlf uril l'imnit'm'," the;
monthly pui .ili uf the MeU-
fill'il ('i)alnbet of t'miuiieree, e.ime
If ihe preiK el.-rily und will
he iMbtrlbuted to i: melliljel r-hlli
litis week. The organization of a
t'otntiinnitv Ch.M was the feature
of the lM-tle, w liich "lo ilieltlded
items of inter ft 011 the proposed
munieipal uirpurt und eliatnber ac -
nv
.jt'.-s.
iVil by the tack or ton. Tel.
631. Me.lfor.l Fuel Co. tt
Mr. and .Mrs. rY.il I- Spew r(tt
who tiad been YiMlllii; A;rl
(heir ilaiiKhtcr, Mrs. 11. W . kVu-'
sail and .Mr, . . rosier lor;ot
several days, left yesterday lor
their home in tilendale. Ore
"Chans" Kep. rnon H79-M. '
Sadie Allen. J82lf
Company's big $-'O.U'JU stock du-
posal sale. -t'tf
To Kmll Mohr Jr., the 1 i-ycar !
old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kmll Mohr. j
the family having arrived river a ,
week ago in New York from their I
.sojourn In tiennan;.' since last i
July, the Mail Tribune owes all
npolocy. as in a news item ,'ibout j
his return last l uursoay 10 toe;
clly, the others having gone
for visits H 1 Ol' dll II till l.oS Allg-
eles, it was Incorrectly staled that
,e had resumed bis studios ill the
junior high school. Instead, the
w-orthy young gentleman is in the
freshman class of the senior high
school.
Occultist here for a short time
only. .Treatments for health and
happiness. Love offering
Writ
ten ehariu'tcr analysis. Hours 10
a. ni. to 5 p. in. 11 S. Hartlett.
Apt. 1. 3(111
Mrs. Albert Xayser of Klkhart.
Ind.. left last night for her home,
nfter having spent some time here
visiting relatives and local friends.
The public service commission
last week Issued all order grant
ing the Southern Pacific company
permission lo construct an indus
try spur track at grade nrross
Fourth street. In the city of Med
ford. I.et me write your fire Insurnnce.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Hollnnd
Phone tlS. tf
To take their places as part of
the regular equipment of the
trans-continental air mall lines,
several new Hoeing "lili" planes
passed through Medford the past
week ell route to San Francisco
from Seattle. Tim new planes are
speedier and bull' especially for
air mall service. They may bo put
on tho Seattle-Los Angeles run In
due course of time to lake the
place of the present Hoeing planes
which have been in use since the
Hoeing oomnnny took over the in
terests of tlie Pacific Air Trans
port company.
Willamette Fnlverslty Men's
dice Club In concert present col
lego songs anil stunts, classical and
popular numbers, at First Melh
odist church auditorium Tuesdav.
Jan. 2:l. tit K o'clock. SOB
Mrs. II. II. Kellon of l"dfoiil
has been spending a few clays in
the homo of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lewis. In Ashland.
Hot. clean coal. Tel. 631. Med
orrt Fuel Co. tf
Ten miles ihe oilier side of the
summit of the Oreensnrimr niou"
inlns on tho Ashland-KI imnth
alls highway snow Is hanked
nearly ten feet deep on both sides
of the road and provides some of
the most beautiful scenery ot
southern Oregon, according lo
Slide Traffic Sergeant c. I', lut
ein who makes regular patrol trips
over the highway. He reports thai
while chains are not necessary In
ascending the grade, their use Is
deemed ndvlnlile, especially Tor
Inexperienced drivers.
Do not forg't the Model Clolhlnc
Company's big S20.II00 stock .lis
niv.nl sale. -0;,tr
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Alton left
last evening for their home In
Portland, following a week stient
In Medford on business and visit-
Ing friends. j
Do not forget (he Model Clothing
Company's big S2f.noo stock ills-1
posal sale. 20,'itf j
In lis "Twenty Years Ago" col-j
tllnn tlie Ashland Tidings rcpro- j
duced Ihe following news Item the!
oilier day: "The engagement or
Miss Prudence Angle, a Medford
belle, who lias many friends In
Ashland, was announced at a gath- i
crincs of Ihe young lady's friends
at the paternal home. Monday
evening. Mrs. I'.llss. Mrs. .1. J. Mo-,
Nalr. Miss Nellie Itliss, and Mis ;
Floy Cambers of this city were
among the guests and at Hie sup-1
per Miss Cambers responded to
the toast. 'The ones who are left'."
Doors and windows cheap nt
Medford Lumber Co. 2S7tf
A marriage license was Issued
at the county cl- rk's office yester
day afternoon to Klvls Cochrane.
21. and Anna Hello Learning. Ill,
both of Talclil.
Fresh smelt arriving dally nt
Johnson's Market. tf
A divorce couiolalnt on ground
of cruel and Inhuman treatment
was filed at the eoilniy clerk's of
fice yesterdny afternoon against
It. Shelley, local Insurance agent,
l.v Mrs. Shelby. The couple has
1 n married 13 years and has five
children front five to 1 I.
Ui'incmbor tho Willamette C.lee
Club concert TueAtluy evening at
First Methodist church. 3oS
A bill pending in the legislature
at Salem provides that unv person
whose operator's or chauffeur's li
cense lias been suspended undel
pi-, .visions of th. Qicl. who sli ill
operate any motor vehicle llpoi.
the highways of the slate during
the period of susprinloti. shall be
nunished by a tine of not less than
JOuO nor more Hum H'So. or bv
Imprisonment of not less than "
J nor more than ISO days, or both.
Hose mending, runners removed
ami snngs worked back. Hnndi
! craft Shoo. . Jlfitf
Tho condition of Tost master
Wm. J. Warner, who has been con
fined st home with s bad cold Is
! Improving, and he may be able to
re-ums his dally duties at tho post,
j office tomorrow.
I Hot. clean eo!aT1. SSI. Md
(era Fuel Co; t'l
ArpBFORf) mxtl
More lhail Ih average number
of bounty wn-Tii'a were lsut-il at
the e-junty
lei Vp ttitivv yesti-rilay
; ufiei noon
. ti, Mrs. M
! one boh-i
Trail, one
.ind uu iuil.-tl warrant!
L'. of Kaplt Point,
t: Kuki'IH' t'lntl; of
l.vb-cat; Allen tiebhar.l
, ,it Medf-ir.l. one eoyole; l.oulkt'nly
: of Ja'-k;-oiiYi!le, one ii-vole; tier-
, aid Hue k of Jacksonville, one roy
ole and Iwo liob-eats: U . 11. loni
, ,-ri.y i.i He. n;le. one coyote: t'harl
W H.iiley of i;.ild J til . one la
0
-at ; N. N. I 'hu I ley of Me.lfor.l
coyote and two bob-ca's : Q all.
Austin of limine 1 :er, on.- coy
c.et tla.se r-nders and auto
bodies sti am-htened ot Brill s Sheet
.!eta! Works, opposite Lw!s tjuper
.service (Station Phone 41S. tl'
Hotel Medinid tomorrow at noon
when tile committees will be in
session with the cily eouavil on
matters In connection with
reposed municipal airport
Medford.
the !
for
t
You can't afford lo miss hearing
Willamette I'nlversity Men's (.llee'each year at different houses tnu ;
club of I'O voices at First Meth- . halls on the campus for the pu.--
ndist church Tuesday, s o'clock j pose of raising money for the V. :
Prires reasonable. 30s. v. C. A.
Mis. James McN'uli" and Mrs. I Wood all kinds . oak, laurel. ;
Charles Angles of Medford were . fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel.
visiting friends and relatives in i Co. Tel. 631. tf
Ai-bland last Friday. j Jtledford motorists are reminded '
wood all kinds oak, laurel, :
fir and dry slabs, Medford Fuel I to be placed on display today at j local motorists. 'Out of that milli
on Tel. All. tf ' the Sanderson Motor company and her five were for new automobiles.
The regular monthly meeting of.
the Itogue Itiver Ministerial asso- ;
elation will be held in tlie M. K. i
church in Medford tomorrow in-;
"lead of In Ashland us previously i
arranged. This change was made
that the members of tho associa- I
tlou might hear Ht-shnp Luwo of i
tlie church who will be in Med- j
fo:-d on that day and in Ashland
for a late afternoon and evening
session.
Haled hay for sale. John Car
kin. Phone llia-L. 331
Coal by tho suck or ton. Tel.
131. Medford Fuol Co. tf
Tlie women's auxiliaries of
camps of the t'nited Spanish war
velirnns. situated 111 cities und
towns where armories and county
court housyn are located, will be
benefitted under the provisions of
a bill introduced in the present
session of the legislature. The bill.
which Is sponsored by Senator
Henrv I.. Kuck of The Dalles, is
in act to amend section !702 and
a;
03 of Oregon laws, allowing the
auxiliaries of the I'nitcd Spanish
war veterans free meeting places
In either armories or county court
houses.
Have your car reconditioned nt
Motor Inn Gnrnge, 207 S. Riverside.
307
C. K. Chapman, Valley View res-l-'ent,
who operated a car with
California plales, was fined no
...lid ordered to buy a new Or
von license for his car. costing $4
by Justice of the Peace ltohorts in
Ashland. The charges were 1t
ferred by Officer C. P. Talent.
Now Is the time lo put on your
dormant spray. Phonojn your or
der to spray man, W. F. SteiireH.
phono lo.'4-L.
fli ft i
ILK
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE-PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
FREE!
Phone V
51 . L0
sfjr Wflj Vy M
NO LOTTERY
NO DRAWING
EVERY LADY PRESENT
EACH AND
EVERY
Will Receive
One Piece
l
TRmuyE. medfoiid,
The bii; steelhead which ha
be. n on display In Joe Wharton i
w indow has caused quit a bit of
coiiirneiu. The Ush was caught by ' hot tamaleAi do street.' pleaded ;
c. A. Kraser near Kands Kungerla dusky son of Italy at the police;
station below tlalice. and weighed
eleven pounds and tw elve ounces.
Mr. r laser has entered this ti m,
in the cuntesl sponsored by the
Field and Stream magazine. This
..Is an annual itft'tesl and j-overs
cveiul different classes fish,
our particular Class ncins leemeau
and rainbow t rout. Urants Priss
Ittilleiin.
tict your tnmales from Pat'3
Texas Tamale House. Dny or night.
Meamcd service, joc each or 51 .
! Per dozen, delivered. 6:3 No. I:iv -
eisiue. i-none i-tvt. j-..
iliss Allelic MtarK ot Aleiltorunand for several days attending to
is visiting friends and relatives for business matters,
a week in Kugene and Portland ' cheap dry lumber at Medford
Ilest I'tnh lump coa 1"el. 631 1 Lumber Co. 237tf
Medford Fuel Co. tf Although the signs .vere put up
Klele Pardee, freshman In voca- some lime ago. on nearly every
tionai education at Oregon State 1 house door in tile city, discourag
collc ge, from Medford has been 1 ing the visits of peddlers unless
appointed cluiirmau of tho com -
mittee in charge of ticket sales In
Waldo hall for tho annual waffle
breakfast. The breakfast Is held
tnal the new J'ontiac muueis are.wuii o. issueu, including 14 to
will include several models, all off
which reveal a marked Improve-;
ment In body lines over the models
of previous years.
Watch for the Watklns products
solicitor, or phone Mrs. V. N.
Campbell, 38s-K, or call at 115
King SI. 313
Included among the out-of-town
visitors who were In Medford yes
terday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. F.
Poole of Kvans Valley, irs. Mayme
Tucker Westsidc. Mrs. Elizabeth
lOdmiston of laurelhurst, Mrs.
Minnie Joeck. l of Talent, Mrs. Ida
Kent and Mrs. Lawrence Luy of
Wellen. Mrs. Maude ltoblnson of
Hold Hill, Misses Ituth, Flora and
Margaret Collins of Table Jtock. I
Frank Deane of .Willow Springe.
W. 1). King of Jacksonville and;
Harold Wilson of Phoenix.
Taking the position left vacant '
by the resignation of Miss Mable
Moore, who is resuming studies at!
the Southern Oregon .Normal
school. Miss Hertlta Nuwlltnd of
Ashland has accepted a position
as teacher for the upper grade
of the Lone Pine schuol.
Scottish Ulto.
Stated meeting Siskiyou
edge of Perfection, 7:30
p. m-. Jan. 2Mh. In
stallation. L. K. WILLIAMS. Scy.
rlMaKes Fat Pecple Slim;
Now York I'liyslciuu PcrftTls Sim
llo ..ml Kilts y Method of '
lU-diiciiiK Wt'lKlit.
1v. II. Newman, a lii-Piim-fl nnu:-
tiring phynirlnn of Fifth aw-
Mint'. New oi k. annoutu'iM unit tie
j has pen'eewd ;i treatment which
I h;is MUlrkly rid tat people ut exeesn ;
weitrht. What is more remarkable
is the Iloehtr's Htalemetit that lie I
lias Mieressfully treated thmiHaiids
of patient for fat red net ion with
out unneee.siary ehanKu of diet nr
l.urdeiisoiiH! xel'else. He also says
thai fat people who puffer from i
chronie rheumatism, pout, af-thina
and hih blond pressure obtain '
szreat relief from tho reduction uf
their RUperfluuiiH flth. The Doc
tor hay offered to m-nd without I
charKe to anyone who will write
him, a free trial treatment to prove j
nis t'HitniH, n wen as ills ' ray-
when-redueed" plan. If ymi want
to rid yourself of mtperf lmin fat.
write mm today. adnrc.Msintf Dr.
Newman, ami fifth Avenue, New
York City. Dept. II.
THE BIGGEST GIFT KIGHT MED
FORD HAS EVER KNOWN
FRIDAY
Absolutely Free
of Beautiful
Antique
Ivory
Chinaware
STARTING
FRIDAY
Feb. 1st
Attend
fgtilarly
And Secure
A Complete Bet
It's FREE to
Every Lady
No "its" con-
nected to
China Night
RIALT0
onrnoN. srmvY. jaxtary 27. 1020.
! 'I belonB to de.se United States;
and I gal no money and nowhere
to go. So please, chief, let me sell
I station yesterday afternoon in un
; elion to omain pernussi.n lo veno
tanmlt irom a uusn cult in me
business section. "I w;l8 Uj, jn
Olynipia. but I want change and
, so I etime here, he continued.
"and chief, they are good tamale."
ltoc'er, !ne minim, woo was
: blind w one eye, was told to move
on and sell his wares in some other
city.
Cheap lumber and Cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. JJTtft
, a. A. Ilayde. local Foster and
, Klelser manager, has been in Pons'
j endorsed by the Medford Chamber
of Commerce, the peddlers are
; making their appearance at local
: dwellings nearly as much as be-
fore, according to reports. In many
cases the agents are discouraged
at once by the householders, but
In some cases they are invile'd In
and big orders are taken,
Yesterday was anolher heavy
day at the sheriffs office in the
issuance of temporary auto licenses
With-Ae Raio Mind IfcVJ&a
IhI tufows l3 ilN nor is it lit iill ndvis-
nii'iita, N. Pa- VTsWw XI siZfu . t4C I
cific hlKliwuy. 3rd house north of NKr kS K-rsoi ji 1 loss resulting k
Owl Filling Station. U LT vS rf
Hours 12 to 8 P. M. Daily Not LJ . v. '' k.V(V S?tsgBP t'lOlii title faulls. For OUC
Open Sunday. U 00o J !sinall premium you c-nn
B ltt o?0 jH '"lv'' ,I,e l,,'1'i,(-'u,il1 P'tcc-
fjyjf&F 'O'V 93 Starts TOMORROW
M?T?ym I ESTHER RALSTON AilSffaCt CO.
KtffllK IXb f COMING SOON M T
WWW ik f CHINA NIGHT "THE CASE OF I
VACJrJEWELERS fffi I Medford'a Biggest g T l?KA MITH" 1 1
"lu'u!,u ""V7 I Gift Niaht -W .
snstilK' I 1 ' Clean racs wanted nt the JIall
IMIIII7 M.,i, . . - 1 ,r,n,ln'' nie. t
I TODAY! -"3BF jK fir -s
only imsi J$m j f
t ITiSa a MM-rrK
Itj SHL b ' THE LITTLE IRISH SWEETHEART OF
HERE! THE SCEEEN M
ill mi . 'l'fei iii Hi . '1 I
It's a Gay in '
GUttering FANCHON & MARCO'S I w
ye Ml "MIKE'S IDEA" .
I and Pep 7 l ' mth
, . v ,
j Jackson antl Lee ! j Montgomery and Ward Hnrry Sherwood
Il'fl And the f '
JKJ SUNKIST BEAUTIES ?MJtH'8e""N I
r RICHARD
I II, (,& A Bevy of Feminine Beauty ARLEN . I
i nv . . - item i
ill Km '''V NANCY CARROLL 5
I W "MANHATTAN SSs
ffllMl,? COCKTAIL" W
SlilBllp , yt ma-
liipiliiililiMli'iiii '1 - AH
111 it' mon. CLAR 'NntVITK! ifi I
I k20.L rxArt lm mMiifnki P w 'Written av - kMOSn
Claiming he has 637-3 due him
(or p,,,. wa(;e, Carl Smith tiled
flHt yesterday In circuit court
r0nrt nvnlnst the Jackson County
11 '
TODAY
ONLY
All the Life, the Action, the Thrill and
Lure oihe Race Track and Vith
a Beautiful Love Romance
MARIAN NIXON
xm I i i Jackson Countv
P.' Hey! AY-B jWgJ
."rnith is also tuins lor
Creamery.
loU csl"-
Ct t'tah lump coal. Tel. ...
Medford Fuel Co.
1 -l,T r -'
The Pick o' the
Silent Pictures
Continuous Shows
12:30 to 11 P. M.
' fIN JJJj - 308 Medford Bldg.
Dr. Emmett Carpenter
III! jt. - 1
III fp&t.mA
Hi LriiKUfKAtlURo
III Spinal Adjustments
HI Massage
HI Electrotherapy
Office Phone 430-R
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