Medford mail tribune., April 06, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

"o" ftfEDFORD WATT TRIBUNE, METVFOiD, OftTCOOK. SATURDAY, APTJTL fi, 1020.
PAOTC THREE
APPRECIATION FOR PLAN TEXTBOOKS
Reo Flying Clout Visits Golden Arrow
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JOSEPH W. ANGELL
As a friend and formerly a close
neighbor und pastor for . several
years of Dr. Thru. J. Malmarvn
of Phoenix. Ore.. It U a irivileie
to write a few words of loving trib
ute to him as a true man. a real
friend and a Vhristian physician I
whose loss from among us wilt he I seated to K. H. Hedrk-k, superin
long and deeply mourned, and tendent of uhl:c schools, and to
. ,...,.,,. ...,1.,uii.i ii.i.i,
In a multlturto uf hurrs can never
bo quit; filled.
As one whose life it wan to help
others, both profeNHionally and ter
Honully, and who found his happi
ness in ho doltiK; and an a phys
ician ministerlnK constantly and
KUccEsfully to a wide circle of pati
ents, extending into Medford and
Ashland und over a lare pari of
.laekson rtiunty, he was truly a
"faniriy dortor" and friend such as
I'ean very seldom l"e found nowa
days, loved, trusted and eherlshed
by all whom he had helped or who
knew him at all well.
. And with all this, he was Indeed
able and successful as a physielan.
well read, and one who continued
reading and "keeping up,'' even In
lho nrtd.st of a very heavy practice.
Indeed, many of us who know him
intimately will always feel Una 1:
was his II f e of u n re m 1 1 1 Ing (a n d
often unpaid) toil and of self-for-KeHiri
Herviee as n "eouirtry -doctor,''
which literally wore him out
and brought on the heart attack
from which he died early last Wed
nesday morning, after .a day of
heavy professional service reaching
beyond midnight, as was so often
the case with him. .
As his pastor for over four years
-ami, with my wife, frequently one
of his patients -for twice that time
I rejoice in this privilege of Add
ing our tribute of love, deepest
respect and WHrmost friendship to
Dr. .Malmgren," and of loving sym
pathy and earnest prayer fur his
family and those who will most
miss him.
1 Kor him, I believe, because of
his own personal faith in Christ
and his giving himself unreserved-
ly after the example of his Sivlor j
und Lord, to going about doing
good and helping all that were
oppressed, "it is far better to de
part and to be with Christ.'
Kor us,-it may be so, too, in our
turn, if we so believe and live, and
now we have this promise of com-J
iui i uuu nci, i win iiui lutve you
comfortless, I will come unto you."
' JOSEPH , AUELI,,
Glendale, Ore.
L1NTT CASE JURY
UNABLE TO AGREE
Deadlocked for several hours,
jury In the. circuit court trial
:f Mncy I.intt. rllarged with moon
shine tmnsfrtatlon, was dischrs
id at 8 o'clock last cveninfi nimble
in asrec. Kleven oT thf! jurors
itood for conviction and one held
iut for cquittal. Unit was rccom
...n.-.i ' .1 .
inmut to ,nu ,univ a i yn-
ney 'oZSm Z.
nnn a u,i in,.
i- 4-11 .. ' 1
tted in jail at Astoria, Ore.,
i liquor chance.
? Mrs. Unit was making arraiiRe
J monts last eveninu to obtain addi
tional l:nil money to regain her
, hitshand'a freedom pending a new
j VJ trial.
V f An equity case was being heard
In court this forenoon and involved
a civil nction hroiiRht .againHt tlie
'I
f Armstrong fllotor comiany for
covery of money hy V. Bcaman.
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Daily Metci roll 'ital Retort !
I i
April H. inK,
Medford and vicinity: Fair l-i-nlght
und Sunday. Ircczipg b'tii-
pern tu re Iniiigbl.
Oregon: Fair In east, cloudy in
west portion tonight ami Sunday. .
Freezing t"mpcrature tonight
Local Data
; i" i
I !
Tcmpeniture (ilearccs).... 3"t 30
Higljest (last 24 hrs. 4' 3f i
Lowest (last 24 hrs.) So
ltd humidity (pet.) 75 !o j
Precipitation (Inches) 10 ."3
State of weather Hailing Cbmily
f Lowest temperature this morn
ing, degrees.
I
I
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1; 1!"2S. Inches.
sun si
Sunrise Suntlay. H:4 a. m.
Sunel Sunday. i:43 p. in-
Observationt Taken ai 5 A. M.
180th Meridian Time
CITY
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a r g i,
5 j 7 i,
liakcrity ..
Hiftnarrk ....
P.dsc
Denver
CDes Slnines..
Frcio
Helena t
los Angeles..
32 16 t:h.ar
4 32 t'louily
3 2S 1'. :ly.
i; 12 :h'r
;s t.i :;-ar
3 I'hitr
24 8 t'lutldy
1,0 44 t'lear
4ii in Cloudy
7S 64 Clear
41 31 Cloudy
51 32 Clrar
49 32 Cloudy
4U 2 Cloudy
50 40 Clrar
r, 34 l. Cdy.
4 34 Cloudy
44 32 1'. t'dy.
X 34 Cloudy
Marshfleld
Phoenix
y roriiano
llos'hurK
Salt iJtki! City ....
San Kranelsco..-..
&anl& Fo...
Heuttlo
Hpokftnn
Wnlla Walls
i... DICK, .M-ll"MlO(!lnt.
SHOW RESOURCES
NORTHWEST AREA
An outline of
erlng the natural
VeU.pment possibilities and . Un
economic aspects of the Pacific
northwest, proposed especially for
use in the high schools of this
uh r.r ......
u. T. Raker, aeereturv of the
local chamber of commerce, by
Cbuence H. May, an Instructor In
Orant hlgli urn on 1, Portland, ex
ecutive Hecretury of - the North
west Committee on Kconomlc lie
search. The book is endorsed by
the Portland Chamber of Com
merce, Governor, l. l Patterson.
C. A. Howard, superintendent of
puhlic instruction, and ni n n y
others.
Mr. May, In his outline to the
Chumher of Commerce, stated:
"Ths boys and girls in the schools
at this time are going to be the
future business men and women
of the Pacific Northwest. Tb
problems that you Jire: wrestling
with will become their -problems.
Try to visualize what will happen
in this Pacific Northwest in the
next years. Manufacturing
and foreign commerce, are carry
ing us into nil the marts of the
world. Only trained minds and
skilled hands will be able to ad
minister tht future of this re
gion to tin best of advantage.
"It appears that ft would be de
sirable to have one course in the
schools, the purpose of which
would be to inform the young
people about the land in which
they are going to live and the fu
ture of which will be In their
hands.'
Miss Carol Uamsoy, an instruct
or in the Medford high school,
has .been, named to assist -in gath
ering .information ireg.irding Med
ford and tiurfouDding territory for
this book.
UKE OF WOODS ROAD
WORK TO BEGIN NEXT
textbook cov
rcsources. do-,
I subject, "Joseph f Arimathoa." A
work is .hedUled'l',-Kst"r "'"'-';
Construction
to. begin next week on the pro
posed Eagle Point -Lake of the
Vmm1s road. Involving a dlslaneo
of !0 miles to the county boun
dary, not I of which will be
new construction, according Ut
County Engineer Paul Ilynnlng
today. H will however, be a
matter of several weeks before
work will begin on the Ashland
Ijike of the Woods road, because
of the present condition of the
ground.
The Ashlaivd road will he wid
ened and given n good surface,
making the drive to the lake more
lf M ,,., it has been in
tn(t piJSt However, this work will
t.i. riiiititltMl Hiis Vfar. but
-
, .,. ,.,,, ranBni: tn),
tmr f,ve SX"'rH u";111u"'
Tne mme ot tlmo wUl "Hlu
tt'" the hngle. Point, route,
on which approximately four, miles'
of new roao may, oc luiimiHtnu
this year.
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WAY TO SOUTH TOOAYi
Mrs. Louise McPhetrtdge Thalen.
holder of the world's emlumnce
I t light record for wnmpii who was
rorced down Friday at the (Hen
d;ite, fne., emergency -.aiHling flebl.
when a heavy simwslorm was
cfejnt'Ti-d over tho I'nipqitH divide,
hopped off this morning, and after
circling the local airport Iwiec.
prm-ceded over the Sisltiyous, en
ru I o to Oakland. Cub Mrs. Thaden.
accompanied by Kmory Itronle, pa
cific ocenn filer, and head of Avi
ation for the Asnciatcd Oil com
pany; haw been on m week's aerial
tour of tho Pacific North wert.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrflln Station
22H.!l Meiers 13 HI lie.
SuuriHy. April ?.
I 11. m. Valloy ltHllo ehtirrh.
Monthly. April s.
. A. M.
I S:30 to 10 West Side Thar-
macy.
10 lo 10:30 American Laun-
dry;
Ki:3(i to 11 rantorium Uyo
Works.
II to 11:30 Southern OrcKon
tias Corqratlon.
11:30 to 12 The lloolcry.
I 2 noon- News Ileum hy Med-
ford Midi Trlhune.
r. m ; Q
12 to 12:30 l.is Service
Station.
12::tu I Sunderson Motor
1 to 1:30 McNalr Pharma
Ashland, Ore.
1:30 to 2 Snlder'a Dairy. '
2 to 2:30 Kconomy Clroce-
terlH and Kd lilnns.
6:1.1 to 6:3u Medfortl Mull
Tribune, new and markets.
to 8:80 ISadu Transfer &
HtornRp Co.
S:30 to Mono-Motior Oil 4
Co,
C't)iolfc liuirc-li.
South Oiikdalr Ave. und 11th HI.
Mushc-h lit 8 and 1IH30 a. m.
Tiev. F. M. Blui-k. Pastor.
Nl Mark F.plscoMil.
Corner Otikriulo und 5th St.
8 a. m. Holy communion.
10 a. in. Sunday school.
' 11:K a. ni. Holy communion.
Wra. B. Hamilton, rector.
First Baptist Church
Sunday sohool at 9:46. He on
"time with your Bible and a studied
lesson, j. V. AVoiPman, superin
tendent. Dr. Eaton will speak fn the morn-
tag 'on "What Next?" -and Tn the;
evening on Thomas the Twin ' (a i
pulpit drama'). At the morning i
service as a special a solo by M"s. ;
Piatt, la fhe evening the chorus
choir will sinfr "Eetter Each Dnv.
by Ackley. The male quartet will !
also sing at the evening service.
Try our wlcome. A cordial invi
tation to all services. Strungors
will find a warm welcome.
Advent ('It! isliiiu Church,
(Not Seventh Day)
Corner V. Jackson and clch
streets.
Bible school 9:45. Mrs. Shibe,
superintendent.
Preaching 11:10 a. m. and 8:00
p. m. Mrs. Khlde will speak ut
the ll o'Hoelt service and Dr. d.
P.. Kray will speak nt 8:01) p. m.
Young Peo-ple's meeting. 7:00
p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting "Wed
nesday night, 8:d0 p. m. "
Kinging class' Tuesday Und Fri
day nights. Cotnc and enjoy these
services -with us. You are welcome.
! t Irvin Dupray.
I'lrst C liini'li nr t'lirlKl. Scientist.
- .Vuthortwil' bra.n-ch or tlif
Mother Church. Tlio Vtvm churcti
oC Christ SctentlHt. In Bofrton. Mm.
Servtrvs nrc lipid ovpry Sundiiy
nt 11 o'clock, church -edifice. 212
North Oukiliilc. Suhjcct for Sun
day. April ": Vnronlity.
Sundiiy school nt 11:15. Appli
cants undPr the afic of 20 may
lie udmittcd.
Wednosduy eveninii mccthmn.
which include testljiionioR ot
ChriHtluu Jicicinrc lUeniturc, may
lie read, lioi-rowcd. or purchased.
The public' Is cordially Invited
tn nttcml tin- services and visit
the Keadintr liootn.
Main Street .Methodist Church,
South.
James 1-1. Ciindcr, pastor.
Sunday school heiflns promptly
at B:45 a. m.
Preachinc nt H a. m. Sermon
meet at ?:80 i. m.
. Preaching at S p. m. Sermon
subject, "Keflex Compensation.''
Mid-week services Wednesday
evening at 7:45. There was a large
attendance last Wednesday even
ing. Choir rehoars'al Tollowfng the
prayer Service.
You are cordially invited to nil
the scryice.s.
VI i-M Metliortlsl tlmrrh.
W. Main at J-aurel.
Itaymond S. Hees, .Minister.,
"The Man Who Lout Ills
Dream. Is the sermon subject
at the morning hour of worship.
ih-r.s Tho choir Mtnot an anthem
, , i i. L.u..i n'..
l ill O ICY CillCK. I III- (7t""I-
- Xlrhnls is
"Z. s,nJ,nK "Abide With Sip"
In splto of anow nd hnll tt
. nVinir nt this church Rundav
evonln(f at 8 Mr jtP0H BpcnkH
on "(iod s .spring Moug, anu Aim.
Matie V. Huenergardt. orehardist,
will feature Mendelssohn's Spring
Wong. Mrs. Kthel Doran is the
soloist.
Church school at 9:43, und
Young. People's hour at 7.
- "
te: Kunday evening services
-half hour later.-
Cngllsb l.n (bei an burcli.
Fourth at Oakdale Ave.
"Where the Way Is Made Plain."
Dr. 11. C. Funk, pasfor.
Kcsldcncrti A 18 West Fourth St.
Teh-phono 14124.
Mrsi. F. J. Man-is, nrgatiisl.
Ibiur of wMifdilp. 11 a. in. "A
Contrite Heart" will be the subject
for Ibe scrtnon. New niembevs will
be received.
Special muvit
Organ prelude.
Come Vnto Me"
.Cotmod
Anthem,
Hlllirlse in Heaven"....
HasKftt
"Melodle" ljtmpertl
'Chaliel March"
Offertory.
Posiludc,
Uattinnnn
I Iil.lt- school at 10 a. m., with
classes for ail okcs.
Vou ai-o most eonlially invited to
attend our services.
City Mhslon
J2X I-:. .Main St.
W. K. Itrnwn. pastor,
lletcinnlnu Sunday. April 7
etus. ami Sunday school
a. rn. IM-euehlni; II a. m
IClbb
!t:4.' 7:30 p. m. The laird's
nt elost of cvcnliu; servlc
Slipper
Met-
ings during the wk. Tuesday,
ThurVday and Saturday. 7:30 p. m.
What we tea h and preach as n
church: The command men ts of
desm "hril us a chief corner
mono fn the New Testament
t hiirv h. built on by the teachings
of the apostles and prophets. The
new faith: Water baptism by
immersion, according to St. Matt.
x;'J. nc baptism of (he Holy
ihol. aci'orfling to acts 2:4. Di
vine healing, according to Jamcrf
5:M:H..
Public WelrOim: to attend nil
services. , ,
Pi-OihyH'rlaii lninch.
Ktghth and Holly Hts. q
Kdwtn Percy 1-awrence. tliinisler.
fl: 4 . m.. Bible school, lie
prompt, be prepared, and be pray
erful, and plan to make thla hour
worth while. Karl B. Hopper, sup
erintendent. 1 1 a. m.. the sacramento of the
Lord's Hupper will be observed.
"The C.won of the Second Coming
of Christ'' will be tho sermon
theme.
Prelude, "Foiintnin fteverie"
t'lf-lcbor
J . j
' - H J
- " ' L -w . . ' ' WS&s
Maior Sccravo's creation of Mn-1
uausal desisn. 'which attained tub
... t , ,. , ..
world srooord speed of 231.81. miles
per flour at Dsytona Heacn, Pia lnanaRer, V. b Sturm, "My Rood- pep. Hh seals are thotounhly oom
says: "How do yott do, Mr. Klyhts I ness, Bill, tliis Kett has more pep i tortahle, loo something not to he
Clottd?" . "I don't' malce the iteeti i than any car have driven since Isaid of every car."
Offertory,' "Lcgf-nd
..McDowell
Anthems
"Havlor When lorn Illumes
the Sky" '..Shelley
"Oh, l-'air .lcnisalctu"....DcmaiTst
7 p. m., Chrlstltm K n il tl u v o r,
"Itread 'and' noses," ' a study of j
.icsus as reiali'U to niiior prooicms.
M. V. lawrence, -leader.
Virsl Clu-isttan (Imrcli.
Ninth and Oakdale Sts. Carman
K. Alell. minister. Office nnfl ps
tttr's study in the church, phone
lflHi. Kesldence phone 1337.
"Test Our Welcome."
M orn hift woih 1 p and com m u n
ton, H:rT. A service of worship,
special music and sermon. Topic,
"Christ's Challenge to Pa."
Popular evening service at 8
o'clock. .Stirring song service, spec
ial music and a happy fellowship.
Sermon, "Kortlfled Against Temp
tation." ltible school assembly, liMii a. m.
Thero wore 475 present last Sun-J
day. We want 47K next Sunday. !
Four (Miiistian Kndeavor groups!
will meet at 7 o'clock. j
Remember the community mass
meeting at the Junior high school
auditorium Friday evening, April (
12, when Lucia Ames Mead," m In- j
ternatlqnal leader, will speak on ,
world1 poace. '' .
PRESBYTERY GETS
A report of the. wofk accomplish
ed in tho Soiithnm OroRon Iros
bytery from April I, 128, In April 1,
inL'fl, haH been prepared hy Hev. E."
Iverson, Sunday school mlsHlonary
for tho presbytery, and nent to tho
churches of the presytery. It reads
as follows :
With Kiatitude for (llvlnn IiIokh
ing und with hearty appreciation
for the, co-nporntion and efficient
Hid of pastors, Sunday school su
perintendents and other Sunday
school workers for their continued
loyal suppcrt, your Sunday school
missionary submits tho following
ropoii:
In looking over the work in the
Honthrn Orocon Presbyioty this
past year ono is impressed with
tho great nood for missionary work,
oven if tine knows Ihat In tho pnst
yoars lho settlers urn beco-nlns;
moro acnuslcmod lo rolifilotia Haiti-
illg.
We rind Kiwcfal' reasons Pu
grnlltude In the fart thai ver
phase frl Sunday fcclmnl nctivily In
the presbytery has oxnorienced i
new stimulus a:id giving indications
of t'nroiiraftiiiR advnneemenls. Th"
organized ltihf cIhik movement
has horn sliinulaled. Home depart
ments and cradle rolls have I wen
staNed, fetnlly religion has been
emphasised and tlio promotion of
our dally vacation I iblo school has
shown advance over previous years.
Tho following work has been ac
eomplished 1 His past year: Sun
day schools organized, B; revived,
.1; teachers und officers. 2fi: pupils,
201; uchools visited and aided, 21;
miles tiuveled, H,75K; fumillcs vis
ited. rfil; udilresses delivered, 14-;
convorHions reported, 08: llloralure
glen away, H!4 copies; Piblos and
Testaments given away, IK; van
gellstlr' meetings held. Us; teach
ers' training classes organized. '1;
wcrkers' conferences held IIS;
schools of methods attended, if);
cradle rolls organised, 13; homo de
imrtnicTitM organized. 0; f. K. an
cietios organized, 5: Kundnv fie ho d
instil ut"n held, r; adult lllhle
classes orKHtilzetl. 5; dally vacation
Bible Hchim'n, 7; number of com
ni"nlly rellRtous ;urvH, R,
Vou seo hy thla report Ihat U
Iioh been tho Monday rt-IiooI inlK
slonary's prlvllttge to bring the gtnd
message to discouraging hearts In
(finely Ikuiw and little hamlris.
wliflro they Iihvo no opl'oiliuilty,
many of ihem. or oven attending u
Sunday w-htsd.
While wo ro rejoicing in the past
our faces are now turned toward
the future, the need of missionary
work fn our atate and land are stfll
greet.
Kespectfully you in.
K. IVKHSON.
. l-'sn liy A(-I(lciit
KEW YORK A' Hill Cuicy.
now had of Msdlsdit Hf,uaro Gsr
d(n, nevnr snw n l.oxinK mutch un
til 1920, when hn went lo a rsrd In
Boyle's TUirty Acres, more i, i.
spwot the hlg- woodon howl tlmn to
wntrh tlio flKhlrs. He rum, uu.'iv
a confirlnfd fik'ht fun.
''a tlo ' was the renlv. -hut stl.l I ,
BicV riuht alonK." Mujor Sokiuvo. Rets up and koIiik right otn 11
who is shown in the. pictuve withidon't know Ihat 1 have ever known
thp wl,,lB , CJl . r);1,mrk(1(l ,, illsia-car of Its size with any tniiro ;
T CAR USED ,
AS BROADCASTING
STATION BY ARMS
lie is a hud speaker from lbdly- i
wood, and he carries his broad
casting station rigm with him.
V. M. Arms, said to be the hlghost
salaried radio announcer tn the
profession, arrived in tho city yes
terday In l;ie Durant Motor com-
pany traveling studio, from which
programs arc broadcast through- !
out the morning, afternoon and
evening hours. (
- This unique vehicle Is noisy from1
tho standpoint of both sight and
sound. Tite sides of tho truck,
which serves as a home as well as
a lro:idi-Mslimr station for the'
announcer and his manager, H. !'. ,
Shepherd, are a Scream no fur as ;
colov harmony is comvrned with ,
! more ot a suggestion of a past
than of any futuristic tendencies. '
On the top of tiie truck are four
hvge mctaPIc amplifiers, winch
cui ry tho programs broadcast from !
Within, to parts "unknown. As for j
the announcer, his whisper is said
to carry from southern Oregon 'to '
New York nt times; And when 'ho (
sper-.s out loud-nn - audience ,
, gathers Tor miles around to find
! out -what it's all about.
I The huggy-rtdlng-slurtio Is at
t home In the Durant garage here.
and has been sending out ortho
phonic programs thVoug-iouP the
.morning and afternoon. At noon,
it went on parade up Main Htreet
and ttown 4''!r past tho Mail Tri
bune, where t ho announcer gave
.Medford jieoplc a free entertain
ment of serially jirraiiRed music
.ml announcements concerning
tho Durant company and Its activ
ities. . .
lr, Arm;, was formerly connect
ed with the Warner Brothers
broadcasting million at Hollywood,
as well as Irclng employed as tech
nical man for M. (i. M. and other
movie studios.
As t.ie Durant studio makes Its
way through the northwest, .Mr.
Arms and his manager Like mov
ing pictures of the 'scenic polntH
encountered. That they had re
ceived fonif. hrnutiful shots of the
Koffuc Klvor valley, and a real
snow storm pi action, was a state- 1
moiit made by t.io men this morn
ing. .."
Thiey will leave o morrow for
Sea tt le, Va neon ver n nd nort h wes--.n
points, returning to Holly
wood via Still Lake, Mr. .Arms
doarrtherl plans for a new travel
ing station, which will carry its
jwn pullmnn aecum mods Hons for
j eight people, a shower bath, a
I knehen and all Hie comforts of a
limine, now being constructed In
j l-os, Angelcf; hy )if Jliiraut' com-
jpnny., T.ils vehUlo.wfll bi- used on
tho next trip, according to the un
1 nouneer.
E FORT
ftil! I'l.A.N'i . ore. Alirll li. lift
A fi-dcnil Jury tddny rclllrncd it
vm-lllt-t nf Ktillty in llu- liisc of II.
I". OilllliK. I'liotcnlx. Ariz.: K. It.
A rirt'-r.nii, 'ji imim ver, Vi,h.: A. I-:.
IhiWnliiK und W. '. ;iintln r. I'ml
l;illd. -hiit-(i'(l will, iifiu th- nmllM
Id d.-h-iiud, It, (-iifiiM-rtlo), with thr?
M-on,ii!iiin (tf the H(tjltiwcHl Hllvv
I-d uMrxiclall'tn. Ijih Crur-n, N. M.
C'dllliiH und lKviilnu were rf'-n-I'-ncid
l.i U ir.'int hH nt Mr.Vt-ll Isl
IiukI und flht-d triii'i i-ur.-;i. Anric,-.
K"rt mid iliinili'r Wfi-c ttlvrn six
iiiiMit ih in ihf " (Minl.v Jull und tlni-d
M( cauh. ' ThoimtiHlH of d'dhiiH
f :tiM-k u (dd In N'iilirii(ftjn.
1 ' V'" 1'Mifm nls nnd roni
I Orrat Tire Event
Lewis Super Service Station
Phone 1300 Phil B. Lowd, Mgr.
WE NEVER CLOSE
j
I canto to America. It certainly
TRUANT
FACED BY COUNTY
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Truancy Is one of the current
proldenis of the county school su-i
pcrintenoont s omce and , it it
poss!ble warrants for tho flrrest ' wm.tny mastor of Central Point
of several parents In different (!l.n11ff0i having had his leg crushed
parts of the county may be order- hy a trnct(,r ftHt . week, was not
cd to ft.n.e them lo send their ftm to bn.(t hlf( ptWt VvMliy nlR;it,
children to school. m)t it 1s hoped he will be able to
The parents, when-asked by the aUeIin- m hb. duties at tho next
office to send the children, have! im.ttng.
made many plausible excuses. Grange opened hy G. M. Tyrrtll
based largely on sickness, but wUn another loKcn recclvlnn final
from henceforth, excuses will not , oMigationsi
be accepted, and parents may cx-j The tIlbi0!ll, Tmdor lho manaico
pect a "hard boiled" uttitudo f ment of Atrs. Jehn t'atey with t:e
they persist In refusing to eo-.holp of Sliu Jim Comutl, Mrs.
operate with the school office. 1 ienrl Bonney. Mm. Hubert Smith,
Tho students in some cases are j-iuHnimihnni- U Kn
In tho primary grades and are in
need of early education, -while
othcVs' are In . the seventh and
eighth grades. , r .
FINAL DECISION ON
irndii
, . . - , .. ia oeiior nation. .
The nlay given by Mrs. May ,
A liiml dominion is to be reached Jliehardson Mih. Kva Smith, Mrs.
ly (he cou:.ty court at its moo ling rUhrl L.alu-up and Mrs. Victor '
next Wodnrsdtiy on tho construe- ! Hursell was a routing success.
Hon of the-Midway road north of! Kltner Ross guvo a yiolln nolo
this cily, joining lho Pacific high- t boforo grange opened und then left
way near the Or. C. T. Sweeney for home so 'that he, could look
property, giving resldcnta of Sums ( after smudging; tuere wero othci-s
Vitlloy and Tablo Hock a closer j in the same occupation,
route to Modfurd. Tho petition, l-Jtiglc Point Grange was rnprc
wllli HMi imnum lor lho new road taented by Mr. nnd Mrs. Koss Kline,
was givo;i its second reading sov- Alrs. Mnltnda. pruett, (iay I'ruett,
oral woeks ago, giving the county; Mr. and Mra. Iawrenco LMy, Mr.
court the option of reaching a do- I nnd Mrs. A. I. Kent,
clsion in flu duys. I. Mr. and Mra. I. T. Oalllgar were
There has been considerable op- preaent from Istve Oak, . K,
postttnit Against the construction Nealon, Hoi-Hhel Harper, Albert
by owners or property included In siiuub from Hums Valley,
tho right of way on rouadB tho (irantiu closed and -about 130
road would ruin their, home Hitos , wore served refreshments, ami
and truck garden spots and In other ' 12:U0 Is no time for n farmer to bo
ways decrease1 tho value of tho out. - -
tnd. Tho ownerH had been al i " ; . -
lowed amounts fur damages but - Wllt.ur to Uctmn.
they olaim.d tho sums aie too low j , STANKoHD UNIVERSITY, ("a!.,
for llio 'dniiiago likely to ho ln-"; April li. fA'i Hay Dymun Wll
turrcd. . - .. -.. . . ,y j binv liecrounty of .lho-intcilor und
, Tho entire northern end f lho ; president of (bo university, pa'jl
county is Inlorcsled In tho decision j he would come here in June for
thd It ts being anxiously n Walled. 1 be cnmmencemeid exercises.
XlrriNDOW shopping is said to
' V T hold a, strange fascination for
women, but there is one competitive
bid for this, fascination: this is the
Want Ad columns.
Would you reach the woman of the
home with either a buying or a selling
message? Try the Want Ads' in this
paper. They are a sure guarantee of
success. ' ;.. j 1 j '..- j ; - ,
. MAIL TRIBUNE
CALLISON LEAVING
Tin- il.-l
ii.ii. h nf
departure of Prink Calllson.
the Mt'tifonl high school
to a position as Kresbrnnn coaeb
at the I'ntversily f oregun next
tscptemher, I rings from the Ash
land Tld:ngM the following edito
rial: Not only Medford. but ull
southern Oregon rem-ets the
resignation of Prink Callison
from the coaching position In
the Medford high school.
Prink Callison built cham
pionship teams; each year at
the beginning of the season
would be heard tho plea that
t a IKson hadn't the prospects
foi a championship team this
year and then when the sen
son was ended it was admitted
th;it Prink made his team
win. He taught them foot
bull and he coache ill hem in
a winning brand of bnsket-
nail and he coached them in
think to use bruins and
brawn, to the best advantage.
With th s ability it is only
natural that his talents should
takp, him to u wider .field.
And Svherever-be goes we will,
wager Prink Cullisoiv wIH -produce
winning football teams.
HOLDS' BE-MEETING
TWELVE OBLIGATIONS
(By K. H. Stroll mel or J
l.'KXTRA Ij POINT, Ore.. April
q special ). John . Anderson,
..tlt.rsont Miss Lola Blackford and
Mt..B jrpne Hlaekford, were well
aiK. immesslvolv cabled out.
The i itnging during Initiation,
was given by Misa Dorts Klchard- j
sou, Velma MclVedle, Mrs. Paul
I Martin and Mm. S. S, Tuie. 1
l The drill team under Uaptain
j Morse Haley put, on some fancy
l work. ;
During the evening several com
j mitt pes wore appointed tor county
i fair work. - - J
Lecture hour was taken up by '
the ladles, and Mra. Mabel Mack,
county demonstration agent, gave '
u short talk on Uetetr Homes,
j claiming that bettor homes make
Want Ad
Shopping
, Beats '
' Window
Shopping
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TODAY
ONLY
TOM
MIX
" : in .
Zane Grey's
"The Last
He Duanes
Also '
2nd Chapter of ':
"The Scarlet
. Letter"
GOOD COMEDY
ROTHERMEL'S MU8IC
Tomorrow
Continuous 12:30. to 11 P. M.
REX BELL
TAKING
CHANCE
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Pred Ootttrterf Arrt Turnnov
(OTTFHIEP S, TURNUOW
Expert pluinDinn. neetino . .nt
neet metal repar thop
We specialize on service at rest
onable prices No loh oo small
1 N flr.n. . Ohnnf
THE PLACE TO EAT ,
Te Rex Cafe
Good Feod Good Service
OLD AND HOLLY ST. PHONB 24
A Complete Cleaning and
, Dyeing service
A Women's Hose
I $1.00 Pair ,
S Bilk from top to toe with
5 pointed htL """ j
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rAgency
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