Medford mail tribune., March 14, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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JiffiDFORD MAIL TRTBTINT3, MEDFOKt), OTCEfiON'. TirrRSDAY. TAIiC'Tr VI. 1020.
PAGTD FIVE
INTEND. TO CLOSE
IE
A proposal to effuet u slnie-wltk-
organization of sportsim-n . and in f
tjuo co u rise 01 unw, inroun" tne
coopernlton of the organization,
rlose the Koruo river to commer
cial fishing was lulvitneod ut hist
nlsiit'H mei'tiiiK of the Jiu-knon
County Oame and Protective nso-
elation. It in probable ilofinittt
steps will hooii lie nuttlo to ln-ins ;
about the forming of the stale I
siortKinen'a body.' !
William UriKKtf, Jr., of Ashlaml ;
nil vised local -sportsmen to draft a
river closing bill . now, n-ady for
Introduction at the uexl ytate Ipk
, Mature and In this way insure tin
proper attention it dcseTvos. A
motion- was poxscd to send u
resolution to tlovernor Patterson,
urging tlip appointment of a Jack
son county resident to the state
Kume commission should i vacan.
cy oceuu -
Committee-as follows were ap
pointed for the ensuing year:
Constitution mul by-laws. M. X. : tile game
llogan, O. ATnspitrdi', 1 (J. Thayer
Xoblitt; Kelly, Anderson. Could.
' rtfk. M. K. Ren. Joe Wharton.
Wilfred Alln and II. U. Xoblitt.
; Small strtiujt Pl'o paction, K.
; 11. Green, chairman.
Came birds and animals, chea
! ter pitrh, H. H. Jumes, Chcstef
i Wood, W. 1. Bruytun, V. J. Knu-r- ;
; iek. Hoy Young and J. i Collins.
i Diamond Lake, liert Lowrv. i
George Howard and John W 1
Johnson. j
- Lake of the Woods, T. K. Via-
U.K. William. Itrlt-BN, Louis Dodse
: :md p. L Wahl. '
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DRY AGENTS KILL
FIGURE, PASSES ON
I'llll.ADKI.l'HIA, Minvli II
! lVl The death of Sherwood Ma-
; Bee. all unnilro In Illo National
j M.VllSliriEl.D. Ore., March n. Icimue ami for many years) a. bl
I tiP) Three prohibition officers league player, marks the putiSimJ
'shot ami killed un unidentified nf one of baseball's most colorful
youth lute yestcrilay. while raiding : t'liuiri'H.
a still on floras lake in northern lie was .slricken with pneunioniii
Curry county. tat his home a. week au'o. Death
I The milling officers saiil the j occurred last nlKht.' He was 4-1
youth cniuo out of a tent with ami is survived by Si in. Mimct
: revolver in hand tind that they fund, three children;
hnt. The boy then ran unit fivoj Huschall fans ut 20 years oho
i ! shots were fired utter hiin. Quo j will recall Slu rry .Miiko. Hu n
-V well-prepared w r e s t I i n k ( tu, bullets felled lllm utter lio n outfielder with the I'hlllies. as
smoker will fieet Mcdfiml and hud ran all feet. Ho was dead one of the Kiealest natural biits
solitlierii Oregon fans next Mon- i wlien picked up by the UKCIlts. . men In the. game. He led the Na
day ovenlne at the nialto' theatre. I ''''''e n ''s ot Ideational, loaic. In bnttinir In lt.
where Hoi. . ,, , ficullon on the body and no onevllH. nil nverneu, '" ,'"'lt
li,i, Hob Kuu.e, husky Portland !ln lll0 vU,lllUy ut rionl8 lake seairon l(e: wept, to ill nil) tlim.
e::-s:kewill;iest
NBA STATE POWER
Happier, who hurdly knows what could identify him. Ho was lp!.iyrnK til
uerent means, and Tom Alley, 01. t0 VKln 0,d. , schedule
Lookout, Mont., wrestler und mus-! m. hi tti .-.. m w i.- t -.
iiuiim mini, win oukes, state prohibition
tutiKle In the muln event. Alley u u .uv ,
has wrcslled In Medford twice this i 'i.n. nr r-nmiin,
winter and won both ot his bouts tlccl. jjlton Andrews of the fed-j
with hit favorite hold, guaranteed : el. inu.cau.
to down the huskiest wrestler In! '.. '.i.i a ,.a..n,. i..i ri,....i I
nnce nn,l the others twice CUCll
The semi-windup will present . Mora , 0. feli.
rommy Itynn, .Medford's wresllingi nlwi n,,,,. ,.i.i n,e i,nv :
J-egistiitivo eomiillttee, AVIIIium ' tailor, and Vouns Ootch In what I .,,,,.,.., ,., .i, ., ,.,.,1 unlnt-
llrlBKs, (.Ills Xowbury, K. K. Kelly, lis expected ' to be a hard fought c(1 tll(, revolver nt Hunt. liolh
('. W. Kennies. j battle. tioleh is stroiif and is ,lk,B 0,lellcd ,re. They said
Rodent extermination, ltobt. 1 learnlni; the wrestling game rap- u,v llml bet,n wanu.d that the
1-owler, clinlrnian. ; Idly, while llyan is also strong voull w.lK ,,,. d would
Hogue Kiver committee. T. K. lund a clever wrestler. On the luo, ., nl)pl0a, li ot officers.
Daniels. M. X. Mogan, It. K. ,l)et- isame cud, fans will see Dummy, om(.t.,.8 tod n tlu-gallon still
- ' . -. l'owell In action against an oplio-! . .,, i,alTelK iif mush in Ihe
nent yet to be named. Ityun wus l(,n There vas.no finished pro
le huve met -Wildcat Mcpinn. but dlIC( 1UU, no-otM.P ntteudnnt was
the latter fell down: on his u:,",foumi.
of the ngreenient. ' ; . 4, , -t
every
game on
' Joe McGee
In Town Again
iCRITZ, FORD, KELLY
Joe .MeCleo came in from Hie'
nmuli ncitin the other day 111 do
some shopping and see about hisj
income lux. and. although his neigh
bor told him to go to Wilson's he :
wandered Inlo one of tin- big. well :
advertised stores und made a few !
purchases. He got a llioudelotli 1
Hhirl for fl.'.lif and when he got!
homo his neighbor showed him Ihe nit.UJliNTOYVN, Flu., Mar, I I,
smug shirt thai came from Wll-' til') The Crltr.-Kord-K'elly double!
son's for only '.tor. Then .loo check-! pluy combination of the Cincinnati 1
CHlCUiO. March 14. (Pi Jack
Kearns. plans to lest the powers: of
the Xalional Uoxlng association to
control boxing matches In "ft
states by legal action.
The trouble between Kearns and
the iisfoehllloll arose when the
Illinois Stale Athletic commission,
u mcin'-er of thu N. II. A., denmnd
e.l and received, u sio.ouo forfeit
ji'i'in Kci)i-iis' belo-e t vould sanc
tion the Tohuiiv l.oitl? Iran-. Mickey
Walker light heavyweight match
111 ihe t'hieago ntuilium -Mulch s.
DALLAS. Tex.. March H. (1 ;
Johnny Kerr, expensive hue mix
1 rookie w.io- .was obtained lrom
ollvwooil, seems to have 'tound
ed upon liis other purchases ami I ituds has stalled its i:i-' opera-1 Lis batting punch
round he could have saved u lot of
money.
There 11 re lots of .Iocs In Jiicksou
vuiinty.
WILL II. WILHOX.
Pd. Adv.
tbuis. Yesterday U areymi!,!.khed
lhree double killings as tile Ited
.Ivcvr.. yesterday led. the .- une
c.v t.. ilw,h- fourth straight victory
won n il) tout game from. ,lmlian-l over Unv Dallus htemHi--1 to.i, oj
iipoliK of the Ainerlcun nssuelulloil. turning Iri u uijii' of single.-;, a dim
The lloston lied Sox were to-1 ble and triple In five trips to the
day's opposition. plal
Saturday,
Mar. 16
MEDFORD'S
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Featuring
Brown Bilt Shoes
For Men and Women
and
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"For Boys and Girls , i;( . r
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A Style for Every Taste A Pripe for Every Purse
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Buster Brown Shoe Store
FROM PIRATE
JWSO liOlilJOH, 'al., .M-.ir. M.
iPtTho offU'ltil ax 1ms brt-n swunj-'
upuln In the Piitshur'li I M rati
ramp. 11 oilier lilniilinsliii. Dallas,
.TcX., rci'llli! pUrlitT luillK (IH
Umsc. .Much hail lirrn rxM'i'tcl tr
lh.' liuriy twlrlrr hut hi ."alary
win?,' ha.s bi.'t'ii In hail shape HliHr
Iho lulti-r part uf last year and has
I'i'fu: t'd to respond In treatment,
lie mien biu-li to Dali ts.
OwiiiM- liarney Dreyfus, while de-(U-"hw;
. h" - Imim Inul ruriher word
frum :he A;a(ni' hautherw, believes
they tjiilhe'.jcnnvey over to Texas
I'o'r a eonferem-e when Ihe Pirate
tram.nriiVeH there nNt we' k-
AVAI.ON, ('am Una Island, (.'al..
Mareh 1 -1. (A) .Mananer Joe .Mc-i-?avl
h.V nmj. his mnl'ltlous CuUs
pael;ed their war clubs and pre-pari-d
tu.leae thiK miiKh' islo to
day for "their Iiik exhibition tour
on the mainland.
A serle.s vli;i I.oi Al)K'le will
open their exhibition pnKni) t
niorrow. With thu eyeeptlon of Caleln'r
lcti Ilartnett and lilwood KiiKlifh,
youthful shortntop. all of the Cub
appeared in wood physleal eeiali
ti.m. . Itartnett and KiiKlish are
lame from llielr workmits.
PUUTLAND. On-.. Mar. 1 I. (ft)
There was nut a ripple of change
un the dairy ami produce, market.
Kkkm remained ehenp with sup
plier growing lurt't'i' 'Very day. but
il s-.kh believed that Ihe prod net.
ha readied the bottom and will
remain HtHtioiiiiry rogur.dloHs of
iiuaidity. V ,-.
HulUT ift firm. '
THE MARKETS
Mvestnek
I'OKTI.ANU. Ore, Mni-oli II
(Tl faille ami eolves: l-'ully steaHy;
Veeelpls Hill. .
IIUIIS: Hteiulyk reeelpls 1 1! 7 - ;
liu luilinit 110 1 dlreel or i niiti srl .
.lll;i:l' anil I.A.MIIS: tjuolalily j
sternly; no ri:celpts.
"f OIN Easter's colorful fashion parade, dressed in Spring's loveliost,
J most intriguing finery! You may go about the; exciting business of
choosing a complete new ensemble . . . frock, otoat, hat, and all the
charming accessories ... at Ward's with porfect assnrancc that you are buying tho
smartest and newest. And not only. that . . .you'll find our prices amazingly low! 1
Hats of the Moment '
$3.95
Kvery style of the season is hero in Wuril'i
nlluiiiiK eolleellon-. . . ilnriim iiirliiius, ile.
inure Iniluiueil nioilels . . . flexible straws,
evpr-iiopiiliir I'elts. conililnnlions of Ihe two.
; l'opultir eolora tiro l.tilo siiuil, ln-lylit- navy, '
' m uen, blueli.
Newest Coats
$19.75
The Ensemble Mode
$19.95
'ushion ileerees thu eus.euiblo . . . tor
siort, for lros.s, for evi.'i')- aiuiirt occasion.
Two-piece --versions skillfully eomlillio sjllt -ciepes
nuil Kay prints. ConlniHtlUK culms,
nuvel stylo details, lnuko each luilivhltinl.
u : t, , i .
Bright Frocks
$8.95
'rockfl tliul will captivato.
you with thsir Iresli jnunll
iiosh anil nmv brilllunt hues.
Kilk erepeii. Keui-Rettus in
rose, vivltl Kremi, blue . '. .
prinlH that hloiul a mult i-.
lutle of colors. Soft bows, '
searf-eolltiin, siiuk hip lines.
illsliiiKUish the new sllhou-
houetlu. . r ,
II !- yy-V f-W XX Ji There's a swanKerlUK sniarl.
Ll!vi' iV'wiSVf yiot Varw lll'!ili m'w - wjalu
MM AJW1-MPk 1 -Ar5S?l- H at ealelios Iho very spii-IL
WltWli' H ' r "rifflRn "f !lril"- TwuoUb. hroail-
l htviti vSr (" K I I v v ffj.lV elutli anil nnvolly weuves are
till' '-Z3xKVAf 1 fl'TlV lr ,; l l . '1ll1' tailoreil anil flulsheil
K'tttW lUw 'VVJ " miky ,"m r searl'
'J T YT'itlUi j(lM f Ttti '.! ' A thrown. Fashion - Importune
f J'J'JV jfk lf I ml I -' -. ,; Jn 'L, colnrs uro Kun-burn, tun, ox-
.-AIW i W, MM ...'' iik "VAwf luril blue, black.. '
; f A V &f Chiffon Hose $1.49 ' . f' ft
v(Ji I . .', si ff JCT'AfitV ""ffia ) ySi iulikn frost hose of ii lovely BltcurC.".; ' ''-'6rKSS
! jfflJjfiKI" li!Lly' , lii) ' MfiiH aiiil unusual iliinibllily. Kull--' ' jjWMfiffl
. . ,'1 ' mf : . FabrieGloves
! 'i3y: V ' ''' Ja W''ISl' "" '''U' ,1CSll'e'1
L JVS' " ' ! NI'SV S - ' Daslilimly iiioilornlstlc are lia'iiubloch-
td N 1 kST l (nsr V&ks. ' ri1 st',,r(H thlrt "tlcl ,,lt! "man ""'""'ug
I Hetene$3.98 APJ '' '
I I'aimy .win-sin rteruoon sin- v JzZf ij nn j,aors w:th Modern Touches $2.85
per of black pnlent "!VfZ , , ,
Jl -wtS i .... 1 1.. ..,lel, ,,,Hlt-:iKl Willi Vlllir ellHiimlllO llllVU
I ' V iiioilern tuut'liiB 111 iluup Ml' ili-'s'K". lMuuhoa -mill , cuvulopo
ill :.: ' . ,. .'. '.--"mi! v.- . . ;v 1. V,":.: , o,f i .
MOMTCOMFRYWAUB M
I 1 1 7 So. Central Ave. Phone 286 Meaforddregon
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I'miluei'
I'OIITI.ANIl, lire., Mai
ll'l lloll-Sdle prices;
, lluller. i:kh. milk, poulny. on-
Ions, polatfics. wool, nllls, ensCJir-'l
lank, bay, boi.s: All steady and
uuelialiKed.
San I'nillelM-ii llillterfal '
BAN l'HANCISl'O. Miueil II. . j
('PS' mitterfut f. oT !.. San Krancin-o
For complrte control of scale and insects
Spiay systematically evory winter
i, ii- V49Zm '
1 w&imrZK'm. i
ms va ''.urn
mi i ' ii i fVlJ wl M KSi WT'-4I Hi.
with
n it x ii m ii - "V. 'Ml ar
r- WIIA. ,:.," V'in
Neutral
Emulsion " '
Start now on this refjular program and
(rUf. WiltCn rCHUIll, liufc win ,". ww..., -r
'rtvi er1le other Insects and Insect eggs,
Ijimil'r K,,l In I orchard health lnv
rvi"0 with each year.
LAN. trsss t-hanrtt fnr bet
ter frtiit-beartng oy proiocuny
j hm with these unexcelled
tprny matorinla. You wit
be repnld tn hiyh percent-'
...... n ri.m t.irr.M fruit.'
ilk "in-'" ' w ' " " ' -4
m c.ai nn our local dealer'
4 ii today for formula nnd-
'A mT . .Hiiivinn infnr
ZA. mation.
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Money, at Your Finger Tips,
To Pay Every Bill.......
or
yet never the slightest duuger. of loss '
theft.
flint's one of tlic greatest advantages of hav
ing a First Xiitionul Cheeking Account. Kvcry
cent of the Imlunee is available to you' wheri
vi'r ynii nerd it hut the risk of carry iuuT lurue
siiniM of iiiouey on yuur pri'snu is eliniiiiated.
blurting tody, vvliy not, iay;youi'; hills, v-itU
First National eliueksl
First National Bank
SJ g .J Medford, Oregoa ,.v
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Ilull'oiir9CutIirie
32 South Central
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