Medford mail tribune., February 13, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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THREE MUD HOLES GAR80JS SUBTLE BUTTER HOLDS AJ
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OF COUNTY. BRING IN CURRENT FILM
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The county conn was 'uform'! !
this morning that there aw a tri
of mud holes in Jack'ii county .
which need fixing riht ;jvay.
jlils caused nimy Oop.intiHsiiui-;
it (ieoi'Ke AIUmiI to rtH-nl! that K- :
ic mem bored wiien'iero were mutv 1
mud than th.4 on th .Main;
street oi Medfoni. and tt um
of navigation to the westward wns j
approximately where the Wa.shinu
ton school now stands.
Commissioner Alton! y.ffd thai
tht? was a mud hoie of ennsiue.
able dimensions in front of where 1
the Monarch Seed and Feed storo '
Is now located, and another oppo
site Charlie Strang's dni'j store ;
Commissioner llu.sell (.orroooraieu0
his fellow official ami declr.rii ;
these two wer, the best mud hole '
he had ever encoiintored, o:- ex- '
petted to. The mud hole adjacent ;
to the Washington school, how- '
ever, was a cousin to the Pacific
ocean, having breadth and depth .
One spring a steer walked into
tlie same and was never seen ai;aiu. .
The modern mud holes,, called
lo tfce attention of th' county
(ourt. are puddles. One U tocutvt-!
near the north city limits, another f
to the south, and the thiid on the!
north side of Uopue river between'
Grants Pass and Rogue lliver.
"The. Koue Itiver mud hole is 1
terrible, by what. I hear," said ,
Commissioner Aliord. "Some morn
ing when it is frozen over we will j
go down and try to set across. They ;
toll me k takes a Ions Hien to r'et j
aci'oss." '
Comniissitmer A 1 ford haroors a
Miprenie contempt lor modem imul
holes, and was aghast to learn that
tliere were three in Hie county. He
raid that a census JO years an)
would have revealed at least 3iM"t.
'and "everybody took them as thev
cirme."
The three mud holes will be ob
literated as r-oon as they can b-
filled up with snivel, the county
ctmrl decided.
The countv court is desirous
eradicatinu the Kouue iiiver mud
hob; at once, as reinforcing oi
lirhlLH at iiocue Hive:- will
soon and travel to the Pacific hlV
way from the town of Rogue River J
will be suspended while the repairs
are under way. i
Citizens of Roiiu River recently!
irunested that the road to Gra Us
Pass Ulie Old Sia ;e road) be re-1 ,
paired. It gives the residents of;
, w-,-it.T o ebnrt"'- T'tlt ) Three games of basketball
Giants Pass and aluo enables them 1 scheduled for this wee end
to avoid the traffic on tnc Paeitio . thp llimi , (his (,itv am, v.,n ...
tills .n.- wiih a st'iisc iti yi-ati-
i- ii.'iias f..ithiul 1. 1 the nuv.d
j-Uiut- pl.-y
i v hi.-h it
adapted,
ni matter hi w
lisht or friVol
'HIS tin- foj'illtT
may have lu-en.
"T h o Woman
i'f Affairs" fr-j-'in.i;
;r. ;a ,ar-
and .Jnhn
tlilhfvt. which
is ii'.w da0"
at the Kialtu
theater, 1 e e s
jut that. i'he
aiiap ration Grtta Garbo j
Irm MuliiuTs novo!. "!'!; o,;voen i
Hat." i praetie illy ile:itio:ii in
soiuenci' u ith i;s present at ion ;
upen tl sla'f a few years hnek. ;
Ami Hie pieturo t'iiin f that)
"galiaiu hnly. trying m forget",
principally thru the supm(' aetins'
of the enigmatic Givtu tiarini. is a!
UiU'l iniproveinent over tin
legitimate version. This is true in
a (,'ivn measure, because the type
f sophisticated ideas upon which
the play is built, arc more subtl.y
carried out in action than in dia
b'gne. i
Tlie role ot the ideah-ti. half
razed hoy the last of th
.Merrick V ImsuI the Kallant lady,
was unusually well portrayed by
the young Douglas Kairbanks, who
must huve surprised tven his dot
ing father. with the depth of
I'OKTI.ANI). toe. Keb. U. i.'
In tlie a'-s,-nce of a meeting of the
Portland Hairy Kxchaniio Tues.Ia'
be-ause of the Lincoln Id n inlay
holiday, egs and butter prieis re
mained at .Monday s levels.
Hutti-r is in good demand and no
easing Up in price is expected.
. Kgg supplies are becoming l.u-ge:-
with niodeiatc weather and
the price tendency is anything but
firm.
llca y u indies of lettuce sem
that vegetable down cents to
da y.
lieCitti'Ji' of the poor demand
spinach is also easier In price. C3
Celery, cabbage and the nun
vcRetables are firm at the old quo
tations. The small oranges, which Vere
plentiful and cheap for a time,
are rapidly being depleted. The
larger or.mges are In gjod de
mand.
Poultry und country-killed meats
were iirm.
.is ef
tut at
It inquet . t A
one a- fop,- s
Panei-scn .!"
ti k ou lor
ru.u v It h et
teison and me
tend the fiftet
t'ay banquet
one the li:ei ami
i i:ret a- in iblliiy t
iJ:e Lincoln cHll
.tnd mghi
from (Jovernor I.
i i gen: "Let ne
on;- letter of I'cb
n.l : r u to M.s. P. it
an invitation to m
mh annu tl Lincoln
o be given by the
ciah of .l.u k-'u county on
. l'ebi u.sry 1 Jth, at the
Hotel ,n Ashland,
u er ly wish that a e might
cut on this iKcasiou. but U
appears impossi'd.- f,.;- mo to
tway from the ?t'i:iv di;ring
legislative session.
.iiin thanking you fo- (he
v nation, and with best wishes
a most successful banu:e;."
Tho
THE MARKETS '
It. Kay. state treasui or.
wrote as follows: "I am in receipt
! of your letter of 1-Ybruar 4. Invit
ing me to attend ihe Lincoln club
banquet . w Inch commemorated
Lincoln's birthday on Fe'nui.ry I:',
for which accept kindly thank.
As the legislature Is now in ses
sion and I am k pt ver;. bus . it
will not be possible lor me lo IcaVe
Salem at this Him ."
, Liveto
I'OUTI.ANP. Ore
'ettle and calves:
mad -l'U'is.
I logs
no
Steady; no receipts. LWbt
we. kiu l a.o,i ins.) medium to
choice Jio.rotfi jo. 75.
Sheep and lambs: Steady; re
ceipts 50.
understanding with which he lived i
tliis part. His acting is worth see
ing.
H took a well balanced, ea
cast to put this production
and no pains were snared e i
ly by the casting director, h
dition to (Sreta (hirlm. .lohn
bert and Douglas Fairbanks,
interesting roles are carried by
Hobart liosworth. Lewb- Stone and
beautiful Dorothy Seb-e.itian.
13. A.-V
GIL j
Pimluci
POKTLAND. ore.,
I holcsale prices:
Itutter. eggs, milk, poultry, on
: ions, potatoes, wool. nuts. hay.
I cast-ant hark hops; all steady and
unchanged.
Cntted States Senator tbailcs
I .McNary wired: "Ph-a'-e count me
.oh yuu as you gather in honor of
I Abraham Lincoln, whose strength
land beauty of character has lilted.
I him to a place among ihe world's
i immortals. In a great crisis he
thought not t,f himself, but of a
nations welfare, and a united
nation reveres him today."
i:. V.
..'II I t IT,
Los Angel
tonlsht in
1 1 o h o 1 1 1 a g
Abrehiim Line
pint
Ashland, now in
d : "Am with you
as you gather to
the memory of
. the greatest as
Smi Francisco Itutietlat
SAX FRANCISCO. Pel). U. oTN
Uutterfut f.o.b. Sin Francisco ii.V.
Ime hooptilts ;i Ry
us must j, nth. Mt- ohmitf-
t'' in nil lnmt:m hisniiv." .Mr.
C'iiiUt I.- urn, ,.f iu. , inrt,T nii'in-lifl-s
of the l.liH'iiln .lui, .mil hml
always nt i.-n.i .-.I nh,.,i ;1,,.. This
w.is tin- lhli',1 uf rill.,11 l.an.iu.ls
hi' has lillssr,!.
(Continued from Pair nn.
hiidx- clso. Perl. Hps evm
i L'olow Moody and Sankey.
liiplnvay.
MEDFORD HAT STAR B'lKB
j Tc morrow nij;ht the Xaiiona'
;Gmt:tl loam will play I lie Kmitlirrn
j Oregon normal live 'at the armory
I hern will be a preliminary .-:un
between Hie junior Uiih teain.s
dtoni. Th" gua
lAKSlIKIFLD. ore-., Keb.
lpi Hoy 'elcltt'oin. Coos
welterweight won two falls
Cecil r.arrick of Medford ii
Hint
i Hay
h he
Olympic club
e last night .
trier high school
stars in tlie lineup.
i Seats are now m
Hi- son's for the first
Hay Anliiand-Medioru high achool gamer,
from Friday niglil i:t Ashland. Seats
the vi li go (in sale Saturday noon tor
wrestling the second game
nrday night.
' 1
.
A v,v
Thomas A. Kdlson. on hif. S'Jnd
birthfiay. said anions other things
"Wo do not know one millionth oi
one per cent of anything. tU
mU understand electricity, lighi
sound. We know nnthirv; tlf the;;
forces or thci. n ef'tect."
hdinon its n v;.st as Socra'
who. whtiii twilled "Wisest of the
:. I iireeK.. Hani he supposed the
r called him that because he knew
at least mat no knev nothing.
Tlininu .... !.--. ,
knips. Vrilliams. ,.,.. SHHin f(. u -
'know what electricity is. but wn
J do know how to use It.
sale at (.row-1 Uy KUnw (ha( W(, nn ftt
if the annual ;,,.., ,hrt..ehi th.,.. iuo n-m,
j lieaven and a thieateni.ig Hod
I above us. hell and an eager devli
below. We know that we are sail
ing, with our nun, through one n ti 1
I rerso, part of a cosmos that In
cludes millionH of other universoH.
We already can look nut into
.space In a distance of mote than a
million H'tht years. And the new
JiMbinrh telescope now building if
expected to extend man's vision as
fa r as a billion llglil yearn. The
distance that light can travel in
a billion yearn, goln lxG.mm mile
a second, Ih quite a distance.
A race that can weigh the enrlh
:md the huh, unite the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, lift ateel railn with
he myMteriouH power or the ma
nel and produce rucIi a man a:
riioman A. Kdlson is not to be tie
31ined.
The .-lair lit m blie.i n central
committer, through Phil Metsehau
Floyd Cook and Willi.s Clark,
wired: "The Itepubliean state ecn
rial committer sends you greet
ings. The biithd.iv of I.inctdn.
the Croat Kmaiiciiiator, M tudng
obverve,! by the patriotic men and
women of Portland today. ;,..
publican are pr I of -ihe party's
Hr;M president and rejoice that
their standard h.Mi'ers Mf today.
Cri-ident Coolidge and Hoover,
tre devoted U hi-; ideals."
Other
iclle
and
in this city Sat
.1 -
i l .6
Seeing is Believing
1 OU wilt never kuowunliljou've
brrn here just howgoulhful
the new r n sem bles urc. You will
never know unlit you've tried them
on whether joii arc the lype for the
ehiper liQle short eout, or tlie.difitinc
tivedipnit) of ihe I hree-quarter length.
And you Mill never realize, until
you've seen I hem Iiom- rcusiable our
pik-cs are
All That Is New in Spring H&s
ADRIBNNE'S
- Medford National Bank Building
Senator proul or Kuhmih, t(
whom prohibition Ih as riViir us iin
.l e rudfly liropH thiil. visit liiv. sin;
tieart, says htalllrri Oil of itnliaint
po1h product, UHi.'d tiy liootii'Ki.'i'
and wntits that inv'ntiK:itoil.
KVBKY oil station. Standard or
otlier, at'llH products used l)y boot
leMKe,a. Poisonous denatured ai
cotto, used in aiitotnotiile rniliat
ors to prevent Iree.itv;, is sold in
ucconhmee witli law.
Tne bootleg KetHlemen tiny thai
alcohol, redistill It. KcttltiK rid of
more or less of the ikiIsoii. The
redistilled alcohol Is sold to saloon
i keepers that use II to "nccdl"
beer.
A powerful hyi)denntc silnee
holding n couple of quarts, ilijccti.
ttiiii alcohol Into a k-K of Innocent
beer. And that's what your ''honest
', worlilns man" drinks In tui.ny clt
les. -
. MhxIco Issues order In shoot
without trial anybody found tain
nerimewlth railways 'or hiKhwayx
following an atleinpt to Ixunb the
train of President I'ortes CM.
Sixty alrplanrs iiatrol the Mexl-
'cau rail lines and in more have
been ordered for the same. work.
Thai religious problem in Mexico
; will last a lon-i time.
Iwintiu'
ii,, ii, 1 1 i I U,,ss, sec-l-etiiry
of sl.-n,-: . K. Xew.-ll, ,l,.p-
llly protlll.itioii .lli'.'. li.r; i; -K,.
N'ellner. I "mt.'il sim, ,lh;iri,. ,j.
Mil II. .Mc.N'aiy. r,,lei-,l
. It"..lh, linn
: Will ii. si, -el
I. uk,' Xiiluoiiil
II. C. C.lllvei-I.
torncy: .1,
il isl 1-1,-t Jli, J,;,.; I,
Iteilllllll t.r Kllncn,
of I-:iik,-ii,'. Cr.Urr
park c..llniilsst..tl,'i-;
mnniiifliiK e,lli,,r f u,,. ., nM(.
. .h.im.iii ; riy.l,, Huntley, nu.r. .
mil revenue colle t, ,r I'oi l.lun.l ;
.1,, .ie,scti;iu, I'lialriuiin of th.
HepilMlcMli Mute r, niral commit- .
lee: Clurclicc I loleli k Isa of l'm i
land, l'Mlte, States imirsliul
Krnnkllii w,n II. e.ji.Kf.-MS
' ": -lohn II. I'lukln. p:el,, M1
11 Ine Lincoln clul,. iiit,.ii,u;. n. ,
IcKlNlntui-p In Salem; iin,,,. Ii,t,-,
Ills, pul.llfli,.,- f ii,,. Kvi.iiinu llor-!
.111. i.iamaih l-'ails. t, A. itaf. '
fety. stale ir.iflie , f. T, ,vr(.
ter of the lust letter, filler lint-
leiy. However, ua:i
.anijuei.
present
tlie
10
KAN I'liA.M' IMI O, in . (,.,
I'lllver-Hy of Iflalio'n l,ri.ili,jtl,.-ill
team oppalviilly cliiehe.l secolHl
jiliice honors lii northern division
'-f the I'ni'll'le coast eollferen.-e
liist IllKhl liy defeiitlllK the Wash-
i'lKtotl tltal !. .julnt.-t. IIS l'e
'Jli.
The 1,1:, ho five now has lllnlls
llllt ai IOSM-slol ,, hecollll tllaee.
with four wins mid two del, -at-.
While Hie f.illK.ilS Were shuVell a
notch down the slandlnys by their
defeat which hroiiuht their r. enfa
to three wins and ilirc.-o-.'-.
South, i n division teams U'T--idle
las) nidil.
Ilev, ,l tali eoal -liol an. I
T-l ,?, Me.ifolll I'll, -1 I'M
'
mi i i inm ii. ill mw
! Miami ukach. Fia n-h. is.
lA't the giro and take Industry
'took on nw activity twiay with
' leather-paddwl fist flylns In the
Itratnlni; ramps of both prlnrrlpv'.s
In the February JT battle ot Miami
Heach.
Tie preliminary training atavp
of rlmmln rtifw with olf balls
and Inrinir nsh with shiny hooks
aafcly fasseij. Jack Hhaikey and
Young Strlbllng wore hard at work
laying on the gloves Q. atrenrigua
orplona with fparrlnit t-rtvr
and the punching hagi
For best results use
Ff if BAKING
SamePrice
tor Over 38 Years
25ounccslor
millions or rouNni usbd
P T OUR QOVEKtlKKNT
continues to offer Furniture and home furnishinns tt tremcijj'.ous savings,!
You who arc thrifty-minded and alert every worthwhile value take
immediate advantage and buy now for present and future uoetU!
V WW . ,r;r n
' r jvj-s'.-,
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
Whtthtr you buy O- atlilit ioi O pirce or furniih
your entire home with thfje am.i:mi) bargains you
c.in buy on Ward's Easy Payment Plan. Eniov the
nituie while paym.iBiich small amounts
that they will ht scae!y noticed! This
aiso coverj tne purchase of rugs, ail
trw dishes and lamnn. Vn,P i,nn.
c will he level fr and happier with the brinhtness cf
mvt fu: nishtnoT!
&&3r O paynftnt plan .1,
lit,, .,V'V' Coor coventuis. tr
IulWOSt Pwe.i, n -... .
ivtjr yuotett Oil
. Ward-o-Ieum Rugs
Si.e it r'
0x12 n. D. Lo
".uh,li, wcailni; hard
'"HI setlnm ,1,
the hn,,,,, u
si ai
Ml-oot.
in iu blue ia, ,K ai'
sui lace
Suilahle
iill,:s In Im,.
l'"1' ny I' l in
easy to clem,:
JEEE1
. $7.75
-$4.75 -.
Newest Lamps
at Great Savings
iv';,:;incn,Mkli,:M:if';w'!,i;viM'11 o,-'"""
-irp,-si;;y C,"' ,ih"lk'f,' 'r Prices are
$4.93 to $12.75
Individual Pieces
of Furniture
'""'"- lively fu lc, ,1 r.- h
I,'".'' "Mil o
- i (mum : i hvi
. ..Mi.ii UUiH-H. ('(ill si it h ,.,,(
.... ,lt)K i;u.;vHi U(i,
1 11.1114 arc
$3.75
$5.45
$3.45
To
$17.75
11 : '-TS9
, "
'" i y
)S
Charminfi' ,
Bedroom
Suites
$100 to $138.50
at -"SI
'.raPCTf
ller,, ..
I.IK,, of . .. ' fln' V.
evonlsl,., . .... ,,.,,,r vllOlop Of
Ilea. urn,,,. "'"' veneers.
sir,,,. M""' HI.tr.Hly e.
Dining Room Suites
oi .Beauty and Distinction
$52.95 to $134.95
..iy .s:iH .,l,p,ra,w",fl'
'"ll.v lulled lo ." " !"'K- Spe-
""fly upholds,,., ed. ,:0""'",li1'"'- All
Living Rocm Suites
P-sent new enduring loveliness
.ft I Ml CA a Aa,
T'U1 to WS2.50
Co,l',- , . -r-
' run, ,,,,H I u "'""
Amazing Values in
Kitchen Cabinets
''!ZuZ"TTn':', '' ' KMC,,., e- , ,
A Great Value in a Quality
55-Ib. Mattress
$11.70
villi . iiniiiimH'
0 jMmmmm (mm
: X
8 Ounce
Feather Pillo-ws
$2.50 each
Killed Willi choice Mlilt,,
duck i,, K,,u, I,.-,, ,,.
'. mill coveicT ph
attructlv,. rni8 nr,
" ' e e n tlci-in:,.
i-eprurt couifftrt
Ubsurc tudl
Ye.
Olde
Time
Quilts
$4.39
7tlx8S inchoa. Ill quaint
Poloiiial s.ar patturu. efe
- y chltio iiullted.' "
Cotton Plaid
Fleecydown BlAkets
98 O
Firm anrvlceahlo staple, cotton blankota with
Kay and pustel pluiil design. UUe "UxW Inchoa.
Pequot Sheets S1.95
Tho: Ml (Into limit to Bcrvicil vnu mav exun, I froni iinnnnt
sheets. , ; tlli'j'j liahes.
MONTGOMERY WARD 6 0Q
PHONE 286
U7 BOOTH CENTRAL
8 A. M, T0 6P, M.
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