Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 05, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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1P5GE SIX
GUESTSATBOUTS
-Xcxt Monday will ho Indira' night
nt the Armory where the bis Amer
ican Region 24-round boxine
smoker will bo given l Hat evonln,
featuring Franklo Wurneke or
. Portland' and Terry Klleen of Eu
(rnno In thi in-round muln event.
Tho smoker will bo free, to thii
ladles and, taking ndvautniro of
this offer, ft lnren number of wom
enfolk lire e'xpeeted to be present.
.. The reserved Beats were repop-ted
today tp b telling fast, the sale
fctdnir stimulated by reserved seats
fflr' t'hU hopt bolhK the mmn price
.W peroral admission. In -prepar-mit
ihei smoker. Matchmaker Jack
"Wood has Hparcd no effort to hrliifi
the beat fliihlers obtainable to Mert-
nrn'nd In the main event haH
iwosjnon who wmilj be rated bend
liners in moirnpolitan centers.
Interpol in Kod In the scml
. wlndup between Lnkcy Morrison
if Portlnrill' nun Frnnklo Monroe
of lliiod River, and fans are es
pecially Interested In the four
round preliminary between Mickey,
lliley,' local boy, and Manila nld
of portlulid; These boys fouyht In
Sfedfbrd a Hhort time hko to a drif.w
un.d !( In llouuht Itlley will do hct
te.r tho. hoxt fight ." v' ' '-.
;A dark i,oi'sn from Ccntrnl Point
Is1 Lloyd Russell, I IS pounds, who
Will flKht Tox Porter, wrestler
fishier, in the seeond prellnplnary
of tho evening.. Unwell Is said to
bo n, fighter of good ability and
lOay give porter a surprl.ee or two.
POSTOFFICE TO ISSUE
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A boon for business concerns
of;' Medford Ik thai the Medford
pnfioffico has Ju. rocelved tiu
thorizaUon from tho pnst master
genoral's 'office to issue permits ,
to advertisers for mailing business
reply cards or envelopes. t j
' The permit, when otutlncd ati
the . postof flee,1 provides for the.
rfcmalling vof such eaids or envo-
topes by i tho jeciplent without
postage affixed, tho return post
age to hev paid by the original
mailer. This feature, which bus
I.Vten In vogno for some time pant
at muny poslciffleos, Is gaining In
liflpularlty throughout tho United
Hifltes, It is said. j
tiJf "c'oiirse, tho remallort card or
niivelpe only benetlts wbenr( the'
recipient of Hiieh mallM It back
irs tho sender. If he dues not tho
sinder or advertiser is out of luck, j
and is out itho small prion churge lj
In ending out tho original letter,
with i-etucn postal o.hvtJ, or enve
lope affixed; ' :t ; j.
company" juys local j
' At'te.r having leasod tho local
' Plggly : W'lRgly storn o yBti'1 nao.
Boy 'Thomas' last Saturday dispos
ed of his Intercuts hncx tu ne
PlMly WlKKly company, which wait
recently reorganized. Mr. Thomas
gnvo up possession ot the store lust
Monduy, but plans to continue IiIh
rOKltlenee In this city. Tho North
west'' Plggly Wlggly contpauy op
flrntea lid stores In Oregon uud has
plans of Opening 30 mora during
the ensulim year.
The local slnro Is to linvo nil
now stork of tho field Mar brand
and will bo nuiniigi'd hy .lack Alt
house, here for tho past three nnd
one-half yeats. tl. tl. Hntrh, dls
trittt superintendent, and (lenix?
Melllnfly, gonornl mntuiger of the
company, were in M.idford several
days In connection with 4 tin deal
tind left this forenoon for Portland.
T. J. Kumpsnn, who hits been In
the employ of (he store since It
was npennd, will cnnlliiue bis serv
j',e for the lime being nt least.
'ifedwnrit . (Iregoiy of lledford,
Va., nlleged that 2. .10(1 viplts from
the city lighting circuit ruined his
radio set, j The city refused to pay
damtiues.
FRANK'S
Comedians
. IN
The Armory
Thursday
Night Only
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, , , Prcsonting
A Family
From Upstairs
PRICES
Children 10c
Adnlta 00c
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Mil nDPP I AWDFMPf IQ rf52K
'NOMINATED BY SFNIORSj u JJabEd
AS QUEENOFARNIVAL
Tho election for oholco of a
carnival tiuonn to rein during the
annual Junior Carvlnal is now i
i under way at tho Senior high
; Hchonl. Tho Junior Carnival I i
held annually under tho auspice )
j of tho Junior claw, and all the
clubs, clauses, and organizations of
(ho Kchool participate. I
Conclusions and nido eh owe are
offered hy tho different partlcl-
pants and oneh gi-oup keeps the
proeecds gained from the cainlvnl.
Tho four classes hold meetings ;
yesterday for the purpose of noml-
nnting their respective candidates j
for riueen of tho cainlvnl.
The senior nominee Is Miss Mil-
died Lawrence. Miss .Lawrence is i
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piesldMit of the fiirls' lengue,
member of Cilrls (llee club, and
! Mililr(!l Lawrence
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leadlng part In the
about school.
Ihe choice ol the
junlnr clans was
.M iss LPorot by
Ortb
Dorothy
.M Iss
lultl-
uards,
im sale
town nl 5c each. Karh ticket
I'litltles the holder to I'm volc ftn
the carnival qum'n, and a Iho t) Tk
wrth-i)f genuine fun at the cnvnl
val, which will bo held March 2 2d
ut the high school gym.
Olouo Tho general merchandise
storn tind service station here lias
(jhiuiRnit hands.
McMJunvilhv MeMinnvillo Na
tlotiul hank and United StnloB Na
tlonitl bank consolidated with capi
tal stock or fcin'i.uoo;
SprnKtio Hlvni Tho Cninpholl
Tmvlo Lumber company litis cluing
oil blinds.
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And
way
Ltcorrr it Kfriu Tobacco Co.
win iiiko a leniung part in tue mrn nlng. Leaving hern Tuesday ST. rKTERHVluno, Fin., Mar. !,.
senior play, "Hub," later in the , n'ghl l,y train, ipud traveling dl- P) That 37-year-old veleran Wnl
year; beshles being member of : reel it. Kalcin Is also under con-., ter ;bbli"' .Mamnvll'le, demon
several of tho social Oi'gtp nidations isiderullipn ' f i 1,1 , w
; of the sipphomores, Miss ,,.. rpom thn Morti nnrt twice (he short field nlckinu- tin u-round ;r'!shment and foipght vicloppsly.
Ihy Klund; of the frpshmen. thnt mniiy ,,,.,, ,.mzon wm cc I , ,, . . ., , ' Wlih hands' rl"' 1,!,,Hlnn aroused tho disap-
llllly lliPinniett, nnd of the 11,,. f,mi ,,.., w Medford goes , , i i , J . .. , , 1 Pioval of tho fnns.
...,.. V,..,i, ...,. ,i.. . l-nines, ir .Meoiolil Kot", folded, on his chest uiill President
year iresliman, Miss Adrn l.d- ,, tl.,, n.,iM .. semi-finals. i..,ii 1.. .. .. .-7" .! .!.' .JZZ -
carnival tickets are now. ,. , n( llklv ,, Ml.fo,.(, , " .Vr" . " " " I '"ruon ure ue ,a. , nem p urc.
in the m-hool nnd dmvn 1 . i . .i ' ' iih in jir n huowit ei new 8ix-cynnuor novroiei lire
fRDPORR MXTL
PLAN ALUMN! TILT
10 POINT LOCALS
FOR SALEM TRIAL
Negotiations are under way for
a B:imn tnls ffwll-t,1 betwe.jn Ilia
irpn scnooi ann xnu y.no ran at -ar-
Aluinnl basketball teams. The; "ogle Tech. ljrc-
game, If agreed upon, will be the 'har, guard and
farewell appearance ns high school i c 0 n tor, and 0
basketball players of Ited MeIon-. ,onnomoro will
ald, Al Melvln, J till Morgan, C'llf- 'aptaln tho 1020
ford (Jnrnett and JIII Jiowerman. ' Cnrneglo outfit,
When they return from tho slat o I A year ago
lourruimcnt, they win he through
wIPh high school uthletlcs.
n-hA iillnni r.m ....
n'K" "cnooi . stars, Is tlm,
only .earn that has been able w
give the southern Oreaon cham-!
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utlivii I UIIIMII1 1H anXIUIIH lO
cure the game, to put IiIh chargea
In. Hhupo for tho Salem meet.
All iho Medford playet-H nro In
good shape, though -Morgan Is
ppunged up with a eouplo of soro
ribs, sustained in the first Ash
land game, and Melyln Is having
some trouble with his legs. The
rest of the siuad is in first class
l"" mu"' ino Hnuau nas not peen '" ""7
di rinllcly decided upon for thtnt lnn enA of a soawon tho squad ,
tiHirnanu nt, but it will probahly , may nftTn0 an honorary ciptaln. j
cnniprist).: M o I v I n, liowennnn.
MrJjonuld, Morgan nnd (iarnett,
the regular first string, and An
derson, Herrion and Thomna-as
suhHiftutes.
The team plans to leavo hy
auto next Tuesday noon, working
out TucHriiiy evening In the Uni-
, verslty of Oregon gymnasium, and
Urrlv'o In HnU iu earlv WedneHdav
mnrning. Leuving hero Tusdny
over a hundred southern Ore-
gun fans will atlend the Intirnn-
in ur- Hctuimtii y uummij
riiampjmix ns l'linvnix nnu v vuit n i ;
1'olnt nro tied for tho honors, and, nr Kd(lje Farroll, the recalcit
wlll be, huny with a tournament rant j.-ntlst 'from llinghampton,
(of their own. j x. y.; wnH out practicing for the
TOM ALLEY
AKTOHIA, Ore., March C. (Pi
licit Kruse, Portland heavyweight
wrestler, won two out ol' tlii-ee t
I fulls f ..mi Tom Alley. Outlook. !
man Avants some
he wants it mild. That's jusjt
of saying he'd rather have a
Ghesterfield
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TRIBUNE, -MEPPORP,' '
Mont., laut night. Alley took tho !
first tall " with a crucifix hold In '
j IS and a hnlf ' mlnutH. - KruROj
i took tho Hocond with a so riot of i
i flying wrlRtlockH, but in the third ;
j Alloy wan disqualified for roughing J
i It. Kruno was totuted out of the i
ring Hcverai tiracB. .After 10 mln- ;
utmi of wroRtHng Krue was
' awarded Oio Tall.
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Coach Names
Team Captain
lTTTSBL-Rria UP To John
E. Dreshar of Irwin, Pa., falls
tho honor of bel Pnn ic.st loot-1
ibnll captain toi , I
Pin u A I a ftnA K,
th COnches
rather than by
I nu c: a r n e k I o
'athletio council
a o e o n tert tho
'i ""' ""or
Walter "
P- Kteffen of Chicago, advisory i
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"-" .n J.vn, n: puiiuvu Ulll
' ,,nt a -apinln selected hy - the
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team might bo the most popular
""JJ10,8!",'" ."' '?t;.lkjm.rttawly ordered a three-hour
field generalship.; Under I fie now
Kl'Klpm it flinlnln mm- . a fnr,.x net I .
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n" "me ui(iiiK me nt:imuii it
the L-oacheK see fit. . . . ,
Carneglo football teams will not
he entirely puhrtued in Selecting
I'rovifdon in made that
ZEST OE YOUNGSTER
,.. p... .. pp. ... ,.p ,i
haseball today, lie raced aiounil
inn. mmn Unfit foe mnro wnu
ns( flfp n(1 ft.( ' . y
first tlmi1 yesterday."
SiniX PAF.1.4. K Tl
Apgelo'
irugllasl, Duluth, outpointed Tony
handoi'M, CIi1iko (10;. lied Hng
ninn, St. l'aul. knockiul nut .Malty
MnltheWK. FInndrenu, S. D., (8;..
Oregon Weather.
Unsettled tonight ami Wednes
day, with rains north and west por
tions tonight; moderate tempera-
luro; fresh northwesterly winds on
the coast.
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i es, ana put in plenty.
Wilkins! Fine people, and tncy
entertain well, but their knowledge
of cigarettes is appalling. Vd rather
have a Chesterfield!'' ' - .
TASTE in his tobacco.
mild eAough for anybody Q
and yet THEY SATISFY' .
OKEGO.nV TUESDAY,
DAHO PLAYER !S
E Mil
CortVAI.LlB. Ore.,
March 6.
VP) Krank McMillan, flnsby Idaho
forward, outshot all corners to lead
tho 1020 seorlng In the Pacific
coast conference basketball circuit. .
McMillan found the basket for 122
coupiters. 52 DOinlH from field coals i
u 18 free thrown. 1
L. o. Corbln, University of Call- i
fninln. lid all scores in the south-!
lorn division by a wido marcin.!:'
nettlnK Sif points in regular plny
ing and adding 211 more points In
ftho cOwtferenne play-off Berles
taguinsl Washington. i
. fl KAHWVTI.-R vin r,.M, r,
LwS wu-J Mn"0Ch
.J" '..,- .,.'"?" ,J .'l'1"".?"
,have gono to work
in earnest.
llohinson yesterday took over
th0 rc,n8 Must Carey has held since
th ,,ni.i. , , . i
workout,-. Including one full nine-
inning g.ime
Aniong the spectators were Daz-
zy Vance and Doug McWeeny, the
ItnhinM' right-handed pitching aoes
(both of. whom havo refused to:
sign tho contracts
(IUPrfl( them
. - ' a
tho club has!
SALT LAKE BATTLE
RAI-T T.AKR CITV, March 6.
(A') iioclty Moore, Kugcne, Ore
gon, ligli I weight, won a close de-
l elfion ovr Klmer St nil', local
fighter,
in a six-riiund mix here
last n igb t. J tot h hoys .took m uch
Portland Contract awarded for
construction of building for HP
mohilo ngoncy.
Carl Vosburgh hatchery with ca-
pacity of COOO eggs recently cbang-
'l hands in Rosoburg,
. Tillamook New swimming tank
recently completed In local high
school. .
Corvnllls Construction of $175,
00(1 federal building will start soon.
v Toledo A tliruo-stnry hunliiCKs
building will bo erected on Hill and
Fifth slreetii.
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nother
ROBINS BUCKLE DOWN ' I
j FOR TRAINING GRIND;
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PAINT UP and CLEAN UP
With the good weather now prevailing, one should look forward to a little paint,
which will save your home or articles that you paint, as well as beautify our great
city of MEDFORD. . "
Dutch Boy White Lead . . . . . . . . $14.50 cwt.
Pure Linseed Oil . . . . . .... .... $1.25 gal.
We carry a complete line of Paints, Enamel, Lacquers, Kalsomine, Varnish, Brushes
and Oils.' . . ' . x ;
When you are in need of paints, just be broad minded enough to not buy from the
one place on a price proposition but call upon us and get our prices as well as look
over our line and let us explain the working quality of same. ' , 'i
We have three of the best painters (called Mechanics) who know, their trade that
work out of our store. We will send any o f them, at no cost, to your home to figure
your paint job. ' -
Ready Mixed Guaranteed Linseed Oil djO 7C gal
House Paint White and Colors. ' u
Following Is a lis of satisfied customers'which Is proof of our workmanship and quality mer
chandise: '-';'.
Tl. R. Patrick's: Bunpnlow, South Oakdale
Community. Hospital . : -,.
Fluhrer 'Apartments , '
Colonial llnkpry' 1
F'lndlny Apartments, South Holly
Lieut 11. Aj Stanley Home, Crater Lnke Hish
way ' . ;
Jamea Taylor Duplex House, South Central
Avenue . . .
J. E. Sollss Homo, East Main Street '
John McCoy Home, 121 Cottage Street
Fred Spltzmlllei- House, Onk and West Jnsk
son . .
Oeorgc "Ijtl.lley, Home,' Pnlm Street
Stewart & VcPliorsnn , Homo, Almond 'Street
('. A. Do Voo HosideiU'o, West Main Street
Medford National Bank
Hay Hergtnnu House, South Klvcrside
lave Rosenberg Home
C. C. Chapman (six Homos), Itorrydalo Addition
PHONE
290
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Fred Gottfried
Airoi Turnbow ,
oottfried TuitNBo :
Expert plumblno, heating n(
beet metal repar shorn -
We apeclaliie on crvle al rea
onable prices. No Job too small.
219 N. Grape 81. Phono 57
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Conger Funeral Parlors
Ous Neeley House, 132 Apple Stroct
F. E. Xicliols House, South Holly k
Curtis Darby llungulow, Queen Anne Avenue
Jarmi.i & Woods' Drug Store
taverette liuilding
juiich k Co. lirocory, South Central
W. H. Merritt House, South Hiverside
Clnb Cafe, Riverside Avenuo
Ous Ouddnt House, West Main
MonlKomeiy Ward Co. HulldliiK
MnllhiH lteatly-to-Srenr, East Main Street
Pig Tall Meat Market, South Central
. Medtord Laundry
American ijtundry
Chas. Woods Resldenco, Oenosee Street
Tom Vernon House, llnven Klreet .
Sacrod Heart Hospital .'
Dr. ChaH. Sweeney Homo
J. W. Kent Home. West Jackson
Fred C. Santlera, Air Port Hangars
Waidwell Fur Co., East Eighth Stroct
ALPICHE
Hardware and Sporting Goods
Member Northern Hardware Chain Stores
For That Bedroom in y:
Your New Home
A Charming . ,
DOERNBECHER
Bedroom Suite
Bed, Vanity and. Chiffonier
STQ50
Bed . ! . .
Dresses . . .
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'T. Vanity ......
Chiffonier .
Women's Hose
o, . .
SI fill Pail
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Silk from top to t08 with
pointed heel.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS
327 EAST
MAIM ST.
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...... $24.50
. . . .... 34.50
33.50
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Med ford's
Popular
Installment
Store
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Minsgsf
Phone 105 0 N, Csntraf
Medford. Oragoa
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