Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEPFOTCD MATL TITBITS!?, ' MEPFOftt). OREGON', TUESDAY. FERRITA1?Y Gifted Writers to Furnish '. 4 ' Features for : Mail Jribune FOR REESE CREEK y-"--1 - -.l - ' ; " " y "y ; :!" " :? 'SPf I ONLY TWO DAYS MOKE AT THESE . V . - LOW . PRICES ' i REV. JOHNSTON TO . Judge Norton's court -van the scene of a little druma. which bid tnir to he a tragedy, liad "riot the judftc thrown; in a surprise and Kiven It a hai)y etidhiB. . . (1. 15. HHell; It, Hit.V confessed to robbing the Music Hox store of sr0 Kelirunry 20.. nnd pleaded guilty: Ho citnic up for sentence ;'?itorduy surrounded Tby: his , iinrcntH, IiIh yountr wICo iiuU'soinu loyal .friends: - Knowing hl Rllllt, and uelnis In .tho midst ' of all those who hived i nnd trusted him ntutn; was a hard ' situation tfur harder than lii-lnir ! sent to the penitentiary. So lie Set lil tow. ' frowned, ' and looked neither, to the ..right or the left, j Ho was willing' to take Ills' int-dl- i eine and hoped they would make j it . ns-painless aB possible. ; The .Judge asked Assistant. Proae culihK' Attorney Cleorsro N'cilson. if he . had any recommendation.-, lie had none, l'lo then asked If the father of tho boy had anything to The father couldn't say much j except mat ins boy nau never been In .any. trouble before, and he didn't know what liad Kuttjn. Into him. lie did say that his son had an .ungovernable temper, and ac credited his act partially to that. Tho. Judge then iisked If .anyone else had unyUiiug to.auy. . A friend stepped' up to the .beneh,: und told how the prisoner had 'been like a brother to him how he had. al ways -been thoroly iionest and square m his "dealings, lie cited ,,-f-itii"tini, i,nfi ,i,.,.io,t it, tin,. ' treasurer of their lodge, which I showed their faith in his honesty, i lit hers, stepped up . und talked. .so one .,,o biu u wouiu o mueu,toatul,c6 ,).,,,. W1.,iera f The ury offonso.... ut It wna. kind or i AHHoclated Pvshh,, win iippear res those fWcnUs, unci the youne pria-! ularly in tho Mail 'Tribune, ; uner wan fthdiiiK it harder and j - i'Ahout Now- York," with Jtich-hanlt-r to keep up his poo., nrd . Mnssock, desnibin.-; life in lie Htood up for spntepec, JudK" . i -t i No. ton looked Htcm. That was j world s lat'BOHt niutropolis; A cushu- to tuko anyway than all ; WaBhingtoh Daybook," .by Hurbcrt iIwko kindly picas on the prt of C. Pluimncr, Ktvin Intorprctalivfj ilia friends.' , j background h of cvonts nnd per- ' Vonr sentence will be that you I sonalitieK in the imtion'a capital, wilt be confined to the penitent!- I and '."Hollywood Sights and arv.in the state of Oregon for an J Sounds,!' by Hobbin Coons, arc indeterminate term, not to exceed one year," he sutd, and paused, The prisoner niosttencd his lips. -ml 1 parole you to the district attorney of Jackson count jv tojdroin and MolitiH ot tpe. Day,' by whom you are to report etc., et,'!. S.-i ' " There was a hushed atmosphere . in the. .court room. The Jailor arose and lled two other youthful prisoners, ' who hud just had 'n hearing; from the room; Shell turned and nu(onmtica;;y followed thru thy door and out into the hall. .'.. "Whnro tire you g(Ing?" naked Jailor -Ike Dunford. , "Ov back -don't you . understand? You're free.. You're out on parole.". . 1 The prisoner; who couldn't un derstand bis sentence, walked i gropingly back; Into the' court room,, where. :lte. found' liis wife, 'his family fcears. and his friends all in f'lyde H. lllgglits ot IhoX'opco 'coininerclnl dejiartnient bus rer turned from Corvallis where lie attended thc Rurnl' Kle'ctiie Service . .Men's school held at OrH. C, last week. .Mr. JligglnN who is an as. sociale nieniber. of the.. American Society of Agricultural Knifineera - reports a most interesilng and eilucatlonnl course of study at this ..year's school. The course Is spon sored by the Oregon committee oil the Relation of l'.lectiiclty to Agri culture and Is devoted to the im provement of working conditions : oir the farm through' the lnlrmln; llvu of modern electrical method.' l.vu of modern :M YltTI.K I'C 1'OJ.NT. Union Oil coin puny: S'ilV.Vi'ect.MetVrco stn'.lon hin'eln neiir1' future.- I i rwv. ii liv hmmiW(A Aim Q RICHARD ..G tvlASSacK - PEWITT' MACKENZIE HI HERBERT C. PLUMMEiR . -These and other star writers '"hi-s of a group of special larl? in the Mai1 THbun '. An outstanding ..ftroiiti of new among the most prominent of tho new .features. ' . - 1 Two others, "Talks-: to, Parents," bby Alice PruIo, authority on-rhU- Mrs. Alexander tieorgo, home eeb- nomtcs expert, lno will appear. In Uroadway-Theatres," by CI. .1), Seymour, anil "scanning iyo w : royally anil oilier. Iciulitig person Books," by Richard (i. Mnssock. 1 ages of the continent. Jits ex'ter the stage and literary reviews, will lences ' with llieso Deraonalitlen be featured. - - rhnvc found lliclr.-.'wayHhtii ain In exlinmlitig ItH servlt'i) lo reud-j of the i"Not Piissed- by Crnsor" crs, tho Mull Tribune has obialn-! stories.. j " d . another dlBlinetive . feiilurej -Richard O.' MuaDock litiows .New which is oxjiected to attract wide i York by day and by night und it attention. , .This is ."Not Passed by is from tills background that he Censor," n series of- graphics excit-1 draws his word scotches of the In.'; stories irom the notebook of I metropolis. ' "' '".'.' E S T'lie .Farmers' Cooperative Ex change,.' through' Manager- Clay 15. Barker,' Jsi making arrrigeinonts for the aninuil egg storage and egg pool. Eggs are now sidling at from as to 80 cents. a dozen. ' . A ui Ink demand for land plaster and sulphur is now under was' among the farmers of the valley, the .exchange finding tt difficult to keep a supply of sulphur nnd land plaster, commodities finding high favor for orchard and farm fertil ization. ' , IilUXUISI,' Italy. (!') The dc vclponieiit of air lines from here lo Athens and other points bus re--vlve.i hope In n prosperous future I rivaling .the liriiidis'luin of Uoiuali days. Itrindlsl rf : lnsf ?MHitu .. was when Ihe crus.'iih?rs swarmed through here on then? way to tho 1 loy Land. .ZM I KOBBIN COQN3 of "The Associated- Press are 'the features which will appear regu- ,', - :. .,, hDoWItt Mackenzie, ' l'antotis ; war corrcspontlont. Many of these stories could not i be written .during: th WorhK'Vai nepauit ol censnrship and; In other ' instances, crowded cables nnd the necessity of : transmitting wpot j news of the 'conflict. .Mackenzie, i who bas a keen Insight into human nature anil Incidents of Ufa which appeal to everyone, ' kopV a roctyd of Ills' observations and ox per; ; lences. ! Now, while chief of Loudon ltttr :eau of The Associated Press,, of whieh this paper' Is a inomher .lio is turning t lie pages of this Inter , estliiR books nnd writing the vlvl.l ! stories: jsile from duties mi War ! eorresiiontlont,-'' Mackenzie . (luring j his years as a foreign corresponrl. i ent hart become intimately 'no- niialnled with virtually all official!.. Daily Meteorological Report .. . . . Tuesday. February 10 .-..'. Forecasts ! " . Medford and .vicinity':'. Cloudy io- night and Wednesday. .. .Moderate I temperature, t i - ;'r'. ., . J Oregon', tienerally cloudy tolilghl I and Wednesday; probably rain in i northwest portion.. Sligh(ly wnrmer in east central, poll Inn tonight. tii k H y f a wo, . ' M - ... ' '" r'i'i ,"' . .18 41 . :is as , IIS R7 . .irj T Local Data Tempernttiro ilegs.)'.. Highest (Lust 12 hrs.) Iowest (l-ast 12 hrs.).. Rol; humidity (1'ct.) l'recljiltjitlon (lim.) .. Utate of weather.. Sprinkling ).'. dy. Total precipitation nice S'opt. 1, IM88.t7 incHmi. ' ' J Z .J. Sunser7nduy, 5:07 p. in. ; Snnriso Wednesday, 6:61) a. in. Sunset Weiliiesdny. 5: Tilt p. m. OboervntlonB Taken at 5 A. M,' 120th Meridian Tiirre giTT tt Raker City ....i. Illsinarck r . llolse Denver .... Den Moines Fresno Helena ............ Ub Angeles .. Mnrshfleld I'hoenlx I'lirlluiid Red Hlurf Rosehurg Suit I.uke City Han Francisco Santa Fc 10 .'.1(J 22 20 10 ' 18 ' Ti2 ' 24 ' 10 3S M . 32 20 50 10 32 '' 8, Clear ' Foggy Clear . Cloudy Snow Clear P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Rain Cloudy CJoar Cloudy CIcHr Clear Clear Cloudy V. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy 2li 38 '32 ! 31 04 no .. 68 , r.2 , ct . fill r.b , M : ;t2 , r '28 Seattle 4S Kpoksne 4 Walla Walla .... 11 Winnipeg I.x...... .... I. A mitt-ici.!' treat Ih in litore for, j snappy dance( music over the ; radio. During Copco. hour, from 9 to 10 1). m. tonight, the "Copco i Sn "i.ntors", will offer a high i tension program. fenturlnQiill that i In new in popular song ami dunce ' numbers. SpeciaitloB and solo se lection!, ir:U ; InterniwrKOd thru "jut the orchestrations and a most enjoyable hour'n enlnrtalnnient Is iisured a.! who ! listen in - :H 9 W. DICK,, Meteorologist.. 7 I ! 1MI 1 G0SYNCOPATERS ; feS nurn mirn Tnilin T ....... v. - VhKMh 1 1 IN H f , UIL.II HillUU IUM1U1II RKKS'K CUkOk, Ore., Feb. lO : (Special.) llev. .1. A;. Johnston is to begin revival services ul the Keese- Creek school house Krlduy . evening. March 1st. Hev. Johnston halls from California where he has' engaged in revival work for many; vears in connection with "Faith -Home," a work founded by faith , in the Word of (led altuitr the lines luT tho tleorge Mutler , Orphanages j j In 'Ktiglnud. U is tu-work where eared for vlio otherwise would be ! without a home. A family by the name of Hat field have recently secured a tract of land near Charley Humphrey, j Wilbird Hall was busy one day last week hauling gypso.n, getting M ready for the ;rlng sowing. J. Arnold who formerly mas m- ployed by i W ..Hummel- has pur- ,i chased a tract of land noai Huhe ; Johnson from the Kngle Point Irrigation district and building avhouse this wrk. -.,.! Mr. and Mrs. Watklns, . former residents, of Heese Creek paid a j pleasant visit last Monday.iit the; home of Mivnnd Mrs. C. li. Com-j nutnw. . . ' "'. j The Sunday school text for last i Sunday dealt with Chrlstiuni growth. The golden text which is 1 thtv keynoti of the lesson tells us i to "grow in grace, and in tho ; knowlefige of our Iord and Savior j Jesus Christ." ( 1 1 Peter Rev. John Stllle preached u very! alle sermon from Luke ,S'i:4;r. All are welcome to these services. It'V. j J. M. Johnston will bring the men- I sage next Sunday." Come anil hear I this fcreat man of;ialtlr and be; pouvineed that thmie! nr.e thoao . f-who still live by fu"tth brdod. No I j collections. .. , SEEN AT SHADY COVE SHADY CO VI-!,' Ore., Kcb... ill. The crows have put In j 'fleeinl. ) m apicur:mce, ulno the robins, .a sure harbinger of, spring,' and many of. the neighbors are plowing and putting In crops. Thc-Tiinituunlty wn very inut-h rurprlsid this week tu learn, of tho wedding of lici t .Conner anil Jilss Smith, i.nd to show th'.-m Hint they couliln'l gel awny without' being found .ml,' massed together ami gave them a charivari. .... . Ouv school . gave a nice enter talnrtient Thursday night In honor of Washington's birthday.. It was much enjoyed by a nice crowd. Jfrs. Frank Johnson Is still In very poor health, bill .Mr.. Johnson is a lot belter n ml Is abb' to be nhout .lohn Able Is home again. He did ii.it stay long In the train ing camp. We did not learn the reason. 1 ' : i Mrs) John I.ud.'Mi wns very sick last week .but 'lsi betior at present. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station 225.0 M'nlers 4 v Tuesday. Kilo Ke .Fbruary 26 f v. si. 8 to Tho : Murket. . Pig Tail .Moat il to 10 -The California (Jregou I'ower t oinpuny Wednesday, February 27 A. M. . - . ' 10 to llMiiiin't Dept. Stoic. 11 ti).1l:30 lluck'K Hukerv. 11:30 lo 12- Merchants' Cliev- . rolet Company. i. . 1 1'. AI.- 12 lo 12:30 City Cleaning and - Dyeing Works. . 12:30 to 1:3011 lloobo & Kin- die Service Slutlon. 12:30 Tho Mull Trlbun News Flashes. W 5:30 to 8: IS Yff Towne Crier. 6:15 to G:3"0 The' Main Trlb- ! line News nnd Markets. , ' . ". 4. Vitaphone Officials j In Medford Today R. Cj Hill, Portland branch ninn nger oi the Vltiiphonc corporation, ami Win. H. Ilyars of 1'urtlnntl, dlr vision ninnnger of the company, (ife In Medlord today Irnnstictlng busi ness with lleorge Hunt. They botli praise Medford ns one of the most, progressive cities on Nig coast today and say the people of "southern Oregon -"nbtiuld be pruud of the high chins 'pictures Ihe (leorgo Hunt company Is pre senting In the ('litterbin nnd Riiilto theatr. In Medford nnrt-tlte Rlvoll In Ornnts Pass. CASTORIA . Ch ildren Cry Jorff A pure vegetable preparation to re- I lieve common baby ailmdii". uch aa i constipation, cjtio, k ' colds, ate. ; i enume Caatona hears Ihe. Siiputlurfufs BATTERIES, at Only Kliuil Week of Lowest Udtlery l'llccs In Our History Uur KIVI'JHSI.pp battery guaranteed pr 2 xeurs., ugalni't di'f.'i'ts -lii woi'UnianbiP or iim'lerliil. ' Is prb cd 'at' ft.OO. 'Kor P'ords and oilier light curs. : other ' prices In iuo portlun. .' . ; - i : . -' RADIATORS, Priced now at .'or KonlH, ul. $8.0.0. (.iimranU'ol 18 nrontliH. iusniUKf v- ft'rts hi mntt-rUils oi . wOrUiuunslilii. Hi-liHnnt tn,. vndlutyrH' ut ponular car, . ' , ' ,. I MOTO-METERS S2.89 -' , . riemiille . lloyee A'Vui'0 imrirain, Molo-Meter: indeed.'. EASY Phone 2861 M8MTG0MERY WARD &GQ ';' '.''' .. 1 ' ,' ' ,';..' f?' ' M-:f '- 'i .;":?,. ri ,' , r ...... "v' , '. i ,. . v, k A Blue JaGket A Real Dance Band, Featuring GEO. KING i ; Paul Whiteman6 Former Piano Player i WALKER'S PAVILION Wed. Nite, Feb. 27 30x3l. CI. Oversize $7-00 $8.00 Model. 1,'st m iJ.ss. price $7. GO. PAYMENTS Medford Ore. TO ! ANDRUS . And His Original On RIVERSIDE, Wardwear Tires; " - ' 1 -A A Tubes, Batteries andRadiators! RIVERSIDE TIRES ! . Guaranteed 1G,000 Miles ... 'and for LIFETIME! ' Oversize Cords " Till' Tube - I'llce rl'vlcc 30x314 CI. 5.38 $1.05 SS .9,35 1.50 SS 10.00 1.60 SS 10.5? ,M.70 SS 11.40 "1.80 32x4 33x4 34x4 Other Sizes Priced in Proportion! WARDWEAR TIRES Guaranteed for 10,000 Miles and ''; . '. i for LIFETIME .against defects! Oversize Cords I Balloon Cords Tiro Tulk .. i li'lce I'rl.'C 30x3y2 CI. $ 4.59 $ .85 30x3y2 SS 5.50 .85 31x4 SS 7.60 1.10 32x4. SS 7.90 1.15 32x412 SS 10,05 1.50 Other Sizes Priced in Proportion! on All- Tire and Tube Purchases Amounting :td. $25,00 or More. Save!,. Balloon Cords . Tire Tuho IM Ice . lVI.'O 29x4.40 .,..$ 6.15 $1.20 29x4.75 . 8.15 1,45 30x5.25 31x5.25 32x5.77 . 10.05 1.75 . 10.35 1.80 . 14.05 .2.20' Tlror 'Tube Prhv lrice 28x4.75 .'...:.$6.65 $1.20 29x4.40 ...... 5.15V 1.00 , 29x4.75 6.80 1.25 30x4,50 " . 5.80 1.15 30x4.75 6.95' 1.30' 117 South Central Athlete and Sportsman Orthogons ore tho "Last . Word "- In Oorroctive , i' , " Lenses ''i - Correctlnu Marginal Astigma tism, they o'vb ' " LARGER FIELD ' of accurate vision. 'Try them and be convinced. : , Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist ' ' 222 E. Main St. Medford i 2i : :usm II v In piircluisInK n Dinmonil, iluiility Hhotild be Ihn par amount cuimlUortiHun. Ho lPctlnK a stonei hure liStinns flhtHlninis lln'. fiiwt: avalN i I ablo for itht motor! "'t .'t I ' m.