Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 10, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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fEDFOftl) MAIL TOIBTTNT, MEDFORD, OTrOOy, SUNDAY, FEBRFXRY 10, 1929.
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11 nMliAffiw m :
OSES F!I FLASH IS STRJBLING 10 00 NIFTY LifUlS 1
BEAT BY GONSER i NO SPEEDING AS MEXT MONTH FOR i
N HANDY STYLE TRAINING OPENS MESSENGER BOYS
i j i
I ITS.
IFORD Ll
HECTIC TILT-TO
SALEM 22 TO 20
J)F MOVIE FAME ! OVER PRODUCTION
130,'Jia board fid o unfilled ord-drawn from the county treasurer
in u uivcrn siuioiiiuiii. urn
wan Inspnod. ll ald. becauso
of u rwiit i'.-itigatlon involving
a district attorney.
BILL SURE OF A VETO
(Continued trwn Vaito - ;
T.fhtiiiins
In a hoc-tic Kami', featured by ; By Alan J. CimiUI, As?otiuled l'rtas
tniK-h rouKhi. Salem dfoattfl i Sperm Kdllcir.
Mud(rd limt nlttht at tlio armory, j MADISON HQl'AKK CAItDHN,
There n a bit; erowd In at- . . Y., Feb. .--W)-Tho trlmis
tendanca and from thu spectator's phunt march Oi' I'iiuvo Nit ml. Kin
standpoint there wan plenty tt i laiid's famous runner, whs ab.'u,i'
netlon and thrills. I ly cheeked tonight by Kay (.'on-
('Hlllunn changed his tactic nnd,R.ri of ti,. llllnol.H A. i, who out
went to the man-tn-niun defense., ian the famous Finn In surpris
On tho other nnd tialcm played I fn;ly Ri'imiilonal IhkIiIoii in the
a muen bet.er game tnan in the Hodman W punnnuikcr mile, feat
previous contest. V.'ltli Modford's iirlnt? the .Millioso trncli and i ifl(t
old time stonewall gone they had I carnival.
Httlo trouble in penetratinR Die
home team's defence.
Kanehon & .Marco troitu playl.i
this evenlnc and afternoon lit lh
MIAMI ABACI I, Kla.. Pel), it. i Alter Mureli 1 every messenger
ffl'i While YoutiK StrlbliiiK skin-', boy In the I'oslnl TeleKruuh com.
pod nbout thu rliiK this uttcrnoou ' mu) ' service, lieru an well aa In traturlan theuter.
wearlnc his new injunction against , other parts of the country mid tho' "I-ut." Bhn eontiuui'd, "I bear
Hying or riding u motorcycle, mot- world will be gailird on duty with Ruth Roland, you remember he
orboat, automobile or other vehicle a nifty new standard iiiform for : as Iho serial star nnd moro latcl
faster titan Florida laws allow, ! tho company's messengers. Each ' is ensr.-ed in real estate bus!
Jack Dempsey, promoter for the i boy must bo In full uniform whlb
Ai.ullson square l.ardi n in the Ion duty, and is forbidden to wear
StriblliiK'Suurkey elimination Ixitit the uniform, or any part of if
a.ui'iunred th" personnel for Ills; while off duly,
preliminary Nrcits on tho n!-iht of Only la of in.' handsome un
Febnutry 21. liforms have boen recuived yet. bir
I .lohnny tirosso of New Yor:, ' a others will arrive before the
(;,KIK. , 1 1'"1" ueun lniilched with Marty (lal j first of next month. So nlrlkli"?
-1'orcy i iokh't oi vi asiunaton, in inn eijiiuiaro lite nuiinruis mm tho i'ostni a
up tho slate probi-1
bitlon laws Is proposed in throe
' OI Its imruuuvtu in ...
I linilTII I I 111 I I ml u,..i,n,f ih,- liAlature. Two of
these Wis ; inuoductd by the
senate alcoholic committee, while
! "w ,w' ,tne .nli-d o.u was draaed by Ken-
ator Eddy. O
HKATTI.E, wn., Feb. 10. ' ITobably tho most Important
Orders oxeeoeded production br of tho threo bills was Senator fcd
10.5 per cent uud shipments were ity'i providing n severe pemuiv
G.4 percent less than cutting dur- for any person who is convicted
iny the four weeks from January ,l,i t,:..ili, ortr.o....ij o. A
lto Janunry 2ii, studies made by Way under certain conditions,
tho Wont ('oust i.umliM-mnn'H hn. I iiuuor to bovs and elrls under
f'harles Chaplin, last niRht tiiot j oelatlon on the reports of 13 ma- the ace of 21 years,
her urrlvalin Metlford with tb. , tor mills of the DoukIhs fir region K Another of the three bi'ls i"o-
n WashltiBton and OreRon show, ldes Uiat a person convicted or
Mill stocks are 2.fi percent ovorifp ,etui.a inuj on a et.rtiHO oi
O
"I haven't been in Hollywood j
for two months and I ihtiHt adml
I am. behind n bit on scaniluls o i
the movie city at the present time, '
said MMIdred Harris, ex -wife o'
MADISON SOi.'Alti:
At no time in tile .'... . rounil lniavvwnlalil ueuil.l'llinl In I meaj.i.inr.r lines u-lll u. vpiit tii-nurl
liedford seriously thrente,, ,o take ; ; - - ; AnoUlw ,;. ,,. "
the lead except in tho closloK " .."rth, nln 2 'i '1'' Wuhb of Orlamlo, The costume consists or navv
minutes. While the score was "' " V U V , Khi.. ami Tnnv iMietilc. .Mexican blue se-Ce coats and rl.limr ln-eecb.
ue.i lor a moineiu in mo ,n rimn irrk ,.;t,-i.ivn I iimt.-hi i,v t f Ishter. from Cullfoiala, will pre- es with red cord trlinjnlnirs,
tho third quarter balem prompt- )n n ,vln (1 , )ltv r . 'fr , ! tJ!,ie the (iiosso-UullaKher affair I adorned with emblems, etc.
j after a jirnvlouii li i'uir.uli
yuniB. .
ut 00
lii'lil it. U. KMy miulo r;ojno sun
witional long flliutn fur KaU-in nnd
AfRcDunnUi ill (I 1 ho wimo for
U'dford.. Thf faiiK wore in a clc-
lerlnni of exritt'im-nt in tho lunt
vt the 41 h iu:irtr whnu Mcilfonl
rallied. Tho score wn 22 to 12
when Mi'h'ln started the ucorinK
hy ionvi-rtli.K two freu tliroww.
-MacbonuM foiluv;d v.ith a lontff
Ijujiket. In a HcrlmmaKO under
thu. biiHkL't Howcrtnim found tho
hoop In h difficult Khot and set
tho tixcitvd crowd to wild checr
in. htaltMii took timu out to 8tem
tho Hcorln. There whh but fivo
Becon ds to ft w hen play wtta ro
( ttumod and Garnott made a loni;
h,ot from the uenler uf tho court
....v.,.., vi'u liiu iii,v:i, tui:t-ittiors. llltll ,
,.f,.n, Jiil-n : -h-,.,fr..,. r
ness. is engaged and outside '
hnt I sec in the. papers, little
late scandal has drifted my way
lit then I'm sure you'll enjo
'Hollywood Scaudals' in our Fan
chon & Marco Idea. 1 sins n III'
md the Kirls, you would ho sur
prised how well they are Iraineil
to throuuh a uuinbor of tliffleu!!
danecs. but there's so much that
really It would' take too long to
tell you ttliont it now.;. ,
"1 am heKlnninir to' get honie-
cans ! Blck for Hollywood and I'll wel
' coino the end of this tour;- which
Tho new suit uniform was do- so far I have enjoyed Immensely,"
hose retiortud h of Junuai-v 1 for rflrivlnir an automobtlo while in-
136 identical mills. ' tuxlcatod or under tho 'influence
Production for the first fourof liquor. shl be subject to a
weeks of 18S.il for ;10 mills rc-1 penltenliary seulenc of from one
portiftit to tho association was 041,-! fo five years und a fine .of from
5ri5,755 feet, or 20 per cent beldw.l')0 to 40.
tho. 9O3.0!!8,(24 capacity of these j Still linothei-Jbill would compel
sanic 'mills. ' . ilruists to keep a complete rec-,
The mills included in the re-lord of all soles of medicine which
NOTICE
The uSiuitl meeting of the
Jackson County Fish and
Game Protective Associa
tion will be held at the
HOTEL MEDFORD
Monday, Feb. 11
at 8 :U0 P. 51. .
Olficers for the ensuing
yenr will be elected and
sii'-h business discussed jfc
may iii'operly.couic bcfol-o
t lie meeting.
PAUL SCIIERER,
President
s SCHAEFFER WINS
FMIMHOREIA
IN. HE
for four rounds.
i I'at McCarthy, Hostou, will ha!- -i"-d and ordered worn alter ! contlnnod Miss Harris,' who
i flu Jack- Klezur Itloux, who has ! March 1, since the merger of the i trained from mentioning her la
I udo'ited the til Iq of "the Canadian ; 1'ostal Telegraph conninuy with ' mous cx-liusband, pu'liaps thlnkin-;
wood chopper, In another lour; the International Telegraph an I that would be the best forgotten
round heavyweight cimagotuent. j Telephone company, taking in of- j She did not seem to have too
linn.. In i:i... n .1... I .. .1 I n.. ... ..n . !... . .. .nil. nn.l u..n. lw.
aud South America, utnong others, evening at the ('rateriau theater
It Is understood that last W'eek I with three. .other members of the
till DUi'LLItU 1 1' ranee was inciiitieu, ana mat : company ; enjoying me current
Iiiiiiir- i-.iu oiirtii cuuiili it-n ill ou . iiiiii.ih inciuie uuian ion mi-it'.
included tg the new merger. I
- 4 I HOHEUUHO, Ore, fj'eb. 9. W)
t'HlUAOl). Feb. !). (if) Up to Searching parties weru today
i iiiMisun iiiHui. ui iiiu luriKiti i ouinuing inu Wilson eieeK wuiei
, I week, William Kearns, halo and i shed three miles southeast of Kid
I hearty at Sa, hnd avoided the pit- die, for Ike Gllbreath, 37, who has
I'he Meilford-Copco Uowllug do- f!H lhnt .-awn before men. In been missinit for 12 dnvs. Snow
I '
ii ioitii nnm rnn
i tin k nun m k un ihu
LOSE 10 LOCALS;
The game was
seen on the floor thin season,,' bob
(routed Kianiatti x.a!ts-t,opco, Jin., tho .10 years of his married life, had obliterated his tracks and the
NEW YORK, Feb; 11. (P) Amid:"' ''"'I Baturday afternoon. Tho lc tuui ,jt ouked upon the oartv of nearly 100 men searching
oxcltemciit und tension cuused byihitsh hIukIo was made by Hitchle wlno when it was red. blue or yel- for hlin wore without definite in-
low: nor had ho gumblcd, nor forniation us to tho route ho took
staved out uli;hts. 1 into the limber.
Medford.l , i. ' : .
114
chauffer,
former Hsli triple, Wulther,
nl.fimi.l,.., m. I ....... . I.I.I..I.I I I. r.S.llu 1 ..I 4J ...I
'.1 .1.- Mn,lC...-.l '.""'!'. V.. IIWIII WIIIMIPSU .Ho" j ...w ll.
: . ." . .... 'lefented Kdouurd iloiemans, of t -lark It:;:
ports from tho 13G oileralions nre
I iran ttje largest, in tho Douglas
i fir region In WnsliinKton and Ore-
gon show. Mill stocks nre 2.fi per
j cent over fhoso reiiorted as of Jan
i uary 1 for 13ti Identical mills,
j Production tor the first four
(weeks of 11120 for 210 mills re
! porting to tho assnciallou was
f 41.,D!V,-rif; feet, or 29 per cent be
low the 003.028.524 capacity of
these same mills.
The mills included In the re
! ports from the 130 operations are
i among the largest in tho Douglas
i fir territory and manufacture ap
proximately 50 per cent of tho lum
ber shipped from this region.
Production, orders aud ship
ments for 194 mills for the week
ended February 2 were reported to
the association as follows: Produc
tion 1 11.703,800 board feet, orders
14s, 3111,700, and shipments 1
337,100. . Orders were 32.84 per
cent ovur production for tho week.
and shipment 14. SO per cent ovor
cutting. -
With a total production of 111,
087,800 board feet for the week
ended February 2. 100 identical
mills who.se reports arc complete
for the last four weeks had 750.-
contain more than tho amount
of alcohol allowed in beverages.
There also has Been introduced
a bill providing for a strict ac
counting of prohibition funds, l'h- ,
del- tlfe prnvislns of this bill pro
hibition ftmifs can only be with-
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
I.ktiitiiJ by Slr.tt u( C-.!Iiorn)Li
WILD B ERG BROS.
SMHLTING 9i RHFINING CO,
OffitFr742 Market St. -Sari f tanmoo
Pbnt: South Nun Francisco
Do You Want a
LOAN
SEE
Redden & Co.
For good loans on Improved
city property. 119 North Cen
tral. Phone 720.
players forget hlm-elf and make ,., ,irrc,1(liK (Uleho'l-lo'r, in , Tetchy"
an ui.suoruunan-.IKo display m. ,lf tlle fi ta cruci.il mutches or Anderson 1 l
temper. The other players wo.o tu JK2 halkline billiard totirnn-ll vl,., 12:1
their customiiiT smiles. , .,, fol. , rl,l liampI.mihl..iibinsoii 103
-Agmund, for Miilein. played n( (mill S(.ori) WM , ((J
iinot Hume. iiu gui ms eye cm
In a, collision and nlso Injured NKW Y')RK. Feb. !). (ff) Erie sii-ilfonl
his leg, but ployed the game out. j Himeiilaelicr, the "hard luck hero," jnhI!odi r
n.. jeny wns iiigu kiiu 1111111. in im? 11.- ir.im linn loui ii.iuieui
ubly usslstcd by ever- man on the for the world's championship, came sniitit
team. Eckcr went
personals.
The llue-ti:
Ha'ent .
tilttmund, f ....
C. Kelly, f .
I.lceohlor, o
Kekor, g ......
It. Kelly, g ....
oMi on four
FT Fi
1 .h!
1 1
2 1
0 l)
0 1
iillllls ..
AValthor
luln l.lu ....... I.wl..n ...t,l ..... .... ...... 'T""
ItlraiiKe, 400 lo 1!I3. In thn al'tet
uoou miiteii, th; tierman chnnip
'on, twloo liuBtoli lu gruelllni'.
malchoH, set up a high run marl,
uf und 11 high Kuinu aveniKe
of forty.
071.
1st
lr.t
1.1c
170
130
Medford
, Melvln, t ..
Howernian, f
Ma"L)onald, 1
(larnett, g ..
Morgan, g ..
' Thnnias, g ..
Total 5
l'F
0
1
: 1
171
7117
1 14
1 r,s
120
ir,o
110
007
2nd
1 57
1 17
lit
150
153
121
135
118
117
381
46 V
401
400
330
or. 1073
3rd T'tl
13 444
11 300
08 418
130
120 285
170 000
GuS 21 S2
i i BOXING BILL FOR
M NEXT WEDNESDAY.!
BOWLING
Total
Mills.
r-
ivnguo Standing
W L,
.Mali Trlbuno 3
Jlont. Ward li 3 .
'opeo 5 7
T0111II11 liox Co 4 8
!t;iks a e
j ' I ludtivhtuiil Avornges
Modford's first boxing smoker! (First Threo Weeks)
! for 11120 will bo held Februarv 18. (Imc. Pus
Hit tho Armory, according to Sailor He gen, ., T
I .1 Ilea Wood, who nromlses one nf.l'nt'on. M. T F-i
Aiuie. i";ikh i
I'opco ....12
of Scnttlo against I'utl'J'ee. opeo n
I'udleford of this clly ut 133 ' "nic. lonilln 12
niiumlM. O'l.enrv tins over !M Prllltt. Klks U
' tin. tirwl i.i.ihi ......lit I.m It l..u ...-oi'
seen In Medford, featnrlug chiivfes Whher,
O'l.eary of Scnttlo against l,ailT'"''' '""
Tho mombers - of Hoy Hcout
troop No. 7 hsve beun ho.. t.o
past week making preparations
for tho program Monday ovcnlng
' tor tho Hcout benefit show to bo
i given at the Junior hin seuoul
auditorium. An IntoreHtlnK eve
' ning has been arrangud and the
. geuoral public bus been Invited to
attend.
Motion pictures of tho troop!
members and othem, enjoying a I
nkllng party In tho (iremmpring
' mountain district, will ho shown.
The cnturlaiuuietit in n part ot tho
program prepared for tho loral ob
servance of Hoy Heottt Anniver
sary week. A slight admission feo
will bo charwd.
1
kiiorkutits to his credit and Is ex- KnnK '''"' '
peeled to give Padlcford. local , lM""- ' k" 9
i'lidc. 0110 of the toughest battles, ,ial"'' Elkl1
of his career. .Tho six-round semi-1 llrckatln.riie. 0111. 13
ivindup beln ven Fidel Monelio of 'N ll'nl 1o1" l'
Portland and Pinky ThornPMi of 1 Losh, M. T 6
(his clly Is exneoted to be another KlKS ,J
fual match, both boys being cl. ver Ferguson, .M. T
boxi r:. het o will also lie two lh Icksiin. Elks .
prt'ilinliiav events.
!ehtoeder, Copco
iUirns, Tom
Stewart. Tom
ymlth, Copco ....
j Itobcrtu. Copco 0
.. S
.. 3
..13
..12
9
.12
DEFEAT- STATERS
BANQUET
T
1 ' HCC.KNI';, Feb. .-t'i
1 Oregon varsity swtmmiro. leinti
! defeated Oregon Stain 62 In If. iu
a (Iiih I inuet which opened : Ore
Jgon's I101110 eouference season hora
j today. The Webfnot niermetl tooj;
! seven out of a possible eight first
places and four aoconds. l.ee Ho
ver was the only Aggie to take a
that place. He nosed out tlol
Lew Is., M. W.
Flnluy.. M. W. .
.Murray.. M. T. .
Lounsljori', M. 1
Orocn, M T
Clroy, M. T
.Vndres. M. W. ..
' I Fellder, Copco .,
TlieKilale, M. W
Coffin. M. W
Heck. M. tv
I.eldcrmiin, Tom.
Xi'M 'Tk's Sclitnlulo
Monday. Klks-Cotieo.
Wednesday. M. T.-Tomlln.
, Thursday, Klks-M. W.
:i
1010
22tO
1(1 .-
2104
1015
2083
1022
1513
1 174
183
1011
JS.iii
92S
1374
1215
407
1S0H
1704
1S.13
1791
1311
430
1.100
I'JSli
008
708
424
1S60
1123
800
103(1
1124
373
Ave.
750
007
410
3t:3
333
Av.
ISO
1 St '
170 1
175 1
174
174'
170
ICS
104
ltll I
lliO
16S
155 I
153
152
163
1SI
150
150
149j
140 j
145
Ml!
"l
148 I
143 I
141 I
140
140
137 !
130 '
124
121'
Utyle. Oregon's nexi swimming
.. . I moot will bo tin Intorsi etlrital at-
The Jackson County Lincoln i fair here Tuesday against tho
club will hold Its 15th annual ' Northweiturii l.'nlverslty of (Mil
banuoet st the Hotel Llthla at csgo. ,
Ashland next Tud.y evening at msK H,1HX Km.. r. .
I'"' . . f tA't K'lll,- I loi.Vl-... Hll.H'lt- t'....t'UI-.
nf n f rin-nn. lti-uina 'nl'
Johnson, Tom Simpson. Fred j
Homes, promise an entertaining
and Interesting evi-nlim nnd !
irowd taxing the iiipae ty of the!
IIOSTO.V. Fuh. .i,TI William :
lialton of Oregon lut 10-yurd free IT. Tlldeti, 2tl, "tennis had bov,"
was nnnteU as America's highest ;
ranking male player fur Iho lilnth
consecutive time Intro totl;e- at the
anuiuil mcetlie: of tho l'nltcil :
I awn Tennis association, which I
lieran and ended 'harmoniously.
Helen Wilis of llorkeley. Cal ,
was tigaln placed at the head ot
the wotHen'.-t ranklni; list.
liotel dining rooms is evpeeted.
lien. -W alter V.. Kvans. elrcnlt :,., llir,.tiiiK- (,f ,,i i,-.,Un
from the long slcgy of Illness
which has stricken him, was safely
removed to CraJgwell house mar! I.OS ANCKl.ES, Feb. . (A)
i here today In oiucr to bciu fit from I The dulo of the I'uiversity bf
I the aiu brfeie. I Soniluun Cll'ninla's .twiimnliu
I X I ...u..l n llk V..nll.u-..t..v.. T.
ueiy iviis chimed today from
jungv 01 mrimnn m Hi-mi 'etuiiiiig more ti:nn i.;vo.ii'n tnrni-tho rrnttost of the Kvaiiston pd
er of tho evening. Ho Is W'''1 i bi-iH ef the Anii'i h an Forni Itureaudlors Willi are on thcii' wv to the
known to valley people A Inrge .federal!, with kindivd' argam-, eeatt to- serlei ot m. The
painting of Lincoln Is to be pre- ,s invited to prtloipst. n-as , ( will ta""l iu Mu Los
Honied to tne etui) uy riuja i i,i.'.v r..e Mmicn Antehsi Athlottc eliih pil.
nf tills oltv. '
The orograin Is follows:
Invocation. Kev. Harney; report
of pninlnsttnjr Bomtnltteo: election
of officers; reading of letters and
telegrams; dinner; muslo by or
chfitni; Oetlysherg address,, O. W.
' MAMA- -lolln nolo, nuth lHiulec
Tnder: presentation of picture of
Mneoln: ntldresB of the oven'ng,
Hon. Walter E. Evans: remarks;
from audience: song, America. .
SAX FKA-NCIHCO, Feb. . (P)
Cold north winds, sweeping frum
the ' snow ' covered mountain
whioli have Kept the I'aclflo const
thlveilng ror a week are likely to
disappear soon the weather bureau
t IBgrjsraanrra-r-.v-v-.'La--s--r.--.i-gja?. 11 mil::a- ' rn
lift IV v7 F'J rS B M rA (L.V sftbxA -PiAif t. rj, uJff
STORE WIDE SALE of
New Spring Dresses, Dress Coats, Sport Coats,
Millinery, Ensembles, Bags, Lingerie, Hose
Take Advantage of These
Big Bargains Now!
Sale of New Spring Dresses'
Flat Crepes Flannels Printed Crepes Georg
ette Crepes with and without sleeves, dresses that
were made to sell for much more than we are asking.
$5.00$8.85 and $10.00
Spring Dresses and Ensembles
Divided Into Two Groups
, Group 1 , Group 2
$17-95 $24-75
Values to $29.75 , Values to $39.50
1
I BjSyfTViffriiIissiiis'
iron
!'
Spring Coats x on Sale
Sport Coats Dress Coats in all the
new, Spring styles , and colors, that
sold regular from $14.50 to $19.75
priced at
$9.85 and $14.95
Entire 'Stock of
Spring Hats
20
Discount
Thrre Grouya of Our
Beitar Sfmg Cpkte
Group 1 Ofereup 2 Qvoup' 3
$19 J2475 $33
Values to - Values to Values to
29.75 $37.50 $45.00
Hosifcry
Begular $1.00
Ho&iery
79c Pair
2Pir$1.50
Regular $1.49
and $1.65 val
ue Hosiery
$1.00
Sayon Bloomers
Slips and Vests
79c, 98c and
$1.29
Brassieres and ,
Fandetfbs
Special price
29c 39c
Bags
88c-$1.69
$2.79$4.95
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
101 S. Central
Phone 28
Sweaters
pricel "at
$1.88
Felt Hats
New
. Spring
Styles
$1.45
Let's
a Real
Future by
Consulting
The
JACKSON COUNTY
Building & Loan
ASSOCIATION
The wisest thing young folks can do is to consult a Build
ing and Loan Association. A homo of your own creates
confidence in yourself respect in others. The owner
ship of a home is one of the steps to financial independ
ence that should receive the serious consideration of
every ambitious young man.
Our Convenient
HOME LOANS
Make home-owning an easy matter. You can pay for it
jnst like rent. Start a fund NOW toward the initial pay
ment on YOUR new home.
Over 19 years in Medford
Not one of our stock
holders has l5sta penny.
A
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