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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1929)
AT; arEDroftp yrxm tribune, .hedforp, " fiTtE'oo??, Sunday, i, lagg.; L, r REPORT REVEALS Tho monn temperature for Mun-I) wan dt'Kie, practlc utly equalling the pu.st nverutfo, ttceordlng to tho lot-ul weather bureau. The hlghem reading wuh 76.5 on the 4lh. und the lowent was 2JJ.3 on the 29th. Dully Humiliations, in fcJenraU were hmall. The total precipitation was 0.93. slightly lens than half of the nor mal. Of thlu total 0G7 inch feu "within twenty-four hohrs, nnd 0-22 Inch of the total 0 93 was ob tained from two inches of unow. START. WORK ON NEW RESERVOIF FOR CITY WATER COAST FRUITMEN BE HELD IN MAY FAIRER WEATHER ANNUAL BANQUET FOR TODAY CHEERS OF SPORTSMEN TO Preliminary work in preparation for tho construction of the irn j men ho new rpnorvoir which tho city I government home time ago decided to duiiu, jiini norm oi una uujoin- The outlook at 11:30 o'clock last nfKht was that the front or freeze during tho nlwht would Tint he ah heavy ns iant night, and that tho minimum in the city would not go ing the preHent reservoir, ha been lower than 30, which meant that under way for a week or more j it would he 27 or 28 in most of pa.it, although the city water com- the orchards, and 26 or lews In the mlHKiun Ik Junt advertising for bids. coldfHt orchard. Hence general ThlH 10,000,000-gallon reservoir, j Hmudging again began about that which will be used nt a reserve j time. ' -nupply ahould anything happen toi At 11:30 p. m. a 31-degreo tem the other rpnervolr, or tho main j perature had been reached In this pipe lino of the new water Hj-Htem j cfty. A minimum of-30 had been through which the water flows di-j forecast earlier in the. evening by j thin late date will you kificnpt my ' .-otnlatlnn tVii uaxu find ( critlciHm under your signature In the Mail Tribune of March 25? It is one of the finest that ha been my good fortune to review relative to a pipe organ recital, and I feel very happy and proud to think In ! this western country we have one so competent to give such a fine analysis of this, one of the finest of fine arts. Your article would be a credit to any of our eastern mag. . j azlnea." Mr. liamford encloned in his let At a meeting of the Jackson J ter the inaugural program and a when melted. 0.1 inch of soft ; rect into the city mains from the j Floyd Young, the frost expert, but Intake, and it is expected to have ; it was expected at 11:30 p. m. that I'lt completed for use before the hot cloudiness would arlan and prevent summer weather sets In. the temperature going any lower The huge reservoir of reinforced " than 30. j concrete wilt be circular In form, j , , will 'cost $100,000, and will bo paid! SAM FRAN'CISCO AnriI C (Pi . ' 1 . -rave feara were felt by fruit hall fell on the 22nd. Measurablo amoiintH of rain, snow or hail fell on seven days. Hince January 1, the accumulated precipitation deficiency amountH to 3.4 1 inch en, and for the season (September 1. 11)28 to March 31, 1029) th total fall of 9 10 Inches amounts to only 59 per cent of the normal. The total wind movement ws 2954 miles, giving an average ve locity of 4.0 miles per hour. The highest velocity recorded for a five-minute period was 2 7 miles per hour from the southeast,, on the 9th. Only. one day was clear, sixteen partly cloudy -and fourteen wen ' cloudy. ' Ught ; f'g formed on t three days nnd dense fog on one. ' and light smoke , wart" recorded on one day. . A lunar halo was observed on one day und solar ha ion were noted on (hree days. Light frosts formed on two . days- and heavy frost h on nine. Although freezing temperatures accompanied the frosts in all ex cept one ease, little qi no dam age resulted during Mwcli, hc- cause of the backwardness of all and revenuea. A surplus left over ( Krowers in many sections of north t.um tu ....,.uU onus ior me rn California today for the safety construction of tho new water sys- of tho peach( ani.jcot, plum antX tmn will largely aid in financing nnftrry cro) an lho r0HuU of a cold this cost. i spell Friday night. The city water commission will) wi in open the bids on April 22 in thc(ms n the 1Crmento and Hon iu,in.uni.m..Tun P. m. j j01UUln valleys were covered with heavy frost early today, and the ' cold wave, was of such duration that doubt was expressed as to the efficacy of smudging done. Mountain ruiiRCK skirting Cjsli foriiia's two great valleys were re ported covered with snow nt many I points below the snow line for this i season. ' Knur Inches covered the ! ground at Sonora and more than a 1 foot of tho flaky product was re ported nt firass Valley. The weather bureau hero cast a FINAL TRIBUTE TO vogetatlon. The Htlinmnry remls In purt n. follows: ( Iwlo Mux Mln Mi'iin I'i-I. 1 07 211 48 .0 2 lit! 11 1! .0 3 B8 30 4l .11 4 70 SO 58 .0 5 Ill 3 5 4 8 .0 6 C.1 ' 30 40 .0 7 r8 37 48 .0 8 60 28 44 T 0 (. r,8 41 50 .18 10 !.!...:.-.'.. if. BS : 45 ..01 it so' 2 j n .; 12 .,-.,.....:... 60 (0 i 40 ;.M IS 55 35 45 '.0 ' -4 SS" '27 44 .0 15 67 35 40 T 111 ..'.... 57 20 43 .0 17 60 41 50 .01 IS (13 38 ; 50 T 10 1 (1(1 31 50 .0 SI) ' 00 42 51 .07 St ". 67 3S . 48 .18 22 44 ' 33 38 .4U 23 48 81 40 T : M 51 20 4(1 T , 86 ., 63 33 43 T 28 01 40 60 T . 27 72 33 62 .0 28 60 38 44 T 20 !.... 52 22 87 .0 . 80 52 2!l 40 .0 31 60 24 42 .0 , i : THo funeral services for lho Inlo Or. Tlii'udore John MiilniKreii wero hiflil ill tlio lrebylerlan ,A.,Qri ..., . ,u .i,. iliurrl, In l'h.n.x o,eKun. Tho , ht wlu. prcd)clloll ot fft,r .liM.vh w.. f ll..l .-nparlty., woathl1. ,,. H.lnU.iy went fol-.l.. with many people having to K,tand, . a II of which shows Ibe high es- teem In whb'h Jr. Maimgren w:i held. The floral tributes were V'M-y beautiful und completely j lined the altar. Jtev. V. O. John-j son ,ir. tf the Presbyterian church j of Phoenix gave a splendid nd-1 dress. le told how prepared Dr. j Miilmgren was to meet this great) obstacle. Hev. J. V. Angell of j the Presbyterian church of Gold i Heaeh, Oregon and Hev. C. K. Dunham of the Baptist church of T VISITS IN CITY County Game nnd Fish Protective association he)d last lght at tho Hotel Aledford, drafts of amend ments to the by-laws were read, and set for final approval to be held In two weeks. It was also dfi elded to hold the annual game ban quet on a date In May to be named j later. At this meeting members of, the slate game and fish commls-' slon and members of the Htate ' Sportsmen's association will be '.a ! attendance, it. J. Lockwood, state', president, will attend tne next ; meeting, when a definite date for j the banquet will be set. - j At the meeting last night, the j poaching situation at the mouth of Roguo river was discussed at some length without any definite action being taken. erations, as fur as fish are con corned, was described as getting no better fast. There were 2 5 sportsmen present nt the meeting, and considerable interest was manifested. The amendments to the by-laws con cern more or less minor changes. picture of tho unusual electro pneumatic pipe organ which has recently been installed in his own beautiful residence in Portland. The opening conrert at his home ttrna nlnvffl hv .TnHn Htnrlr "Pviini ; under the auspices of the American Guild of Organists, 25 CENT GASOLINE KANT .N' KK ARKS FOK FREE IOWA HOMESTEAD AM US, Iowa W I'ersona who annwer lotiera at Iowa stale col lege have to be Ingenious. , A man In Massachusetts wants to know If there Is "any free land open to settlers and homeseekcrs In lows, 'hat i level and could be used for hog; raisins;." A fftw years nj?o Iowa farm land sold for as high as $400 all acre. A iarmer asks "what to put on a cock's comb to make It stand up." and another letter requests some "pamphlets on the monkey." A farmer's wife wants "all your books on Infinite care," and anoth er seeks "a pantlet oi" braided Xcw Gmncfrnlt Cmvo INTllO. Calif. MP) A, $500,000 grapefruit grove is to be establish ed alongside the stately date groves of Coachella valley. The project has been undertaken by King C. Gillette on 480 acres re claimed from the desert. It will have 35.000 grapefruit trees and will he completed in a year. ' Advice to a young man: Be fore you propose to her, serve as her partner at bridge and trump her nco. folore man Svef Of Interest to motorists was the The bootlegglng-op-' announcement made yesterday by Carl Weaver of Weaver's Service station on Main Street at the In tersection of Fir that gasoline will be sold permanently at his station at 25 cents per gallon, or two and one-half cents less than the general price. He is, the only station selling ( at that price in Medford. the 7feu) and JKiffhtter IC REVIEW I Fred Gottfried Aires Turnhov GOTTFRIED ft TTJRNBOW ! Evna4 nliimhltif ksillnfi anl heet metal repar shop. We tpeclalize on service at rat onable prices. No Jab too small. ?1 N. (3rao M . Phnno KM Dr. Dean W. Myers, eminent eye, ear and nose specialist, who Is just completing a lecture tour of the United States under the auspices of ix national medical association, is spending tho week-end In Medford, 'having arrived: hero from Ios An geles by motor with his wife and her brother. Hep Sheldon of Med j ford, Friday night. They are spending the week-end at the Hen ta'ks and pray ei'H. ' The active pa U -I i oil i'crs were, 1rs. K. A . VondH. tO. Sinn Crnckeii. C. T. Sweeney', V. IT. Meek man, K. H. I'll kel, I-'. I. Kwodep burg. The honorary ' pa'l-bearerrt were Urs. (1. (ivmxft, M.' D. Hnwer, J. Hayes, Win. ,W. : 1. Holt, U. 12. ' Y - i ii . . Sheldon home on Kings highway The remains wertv laid to rest , " In tho Phoenix cemetery. " Perl Funeral home hud elmrgo olj the fuiu'ral. Obituary MEET AT J'VILLE The highway between Medford nnd Jacksonville will be ono of the busiest In the county Monday evening nt 8 o'clock when tho Medford Ixsglon Post and Unit No. 15 go en masse to tho U. S. Hotel In Jacksonville to enjoy a short business Bess 'on. prog ram, dancu and refreshments, which have been prepared by committees from the two towns. Transportation " can be hud by going to the Chamber of Com merce by 7:45 Monday evening. April 8. Those having oars are asked to stop by and fill them. , Dr. Myers, who has won consid erable note throughout the coun try for-his outstanding success in 'sinus and catariict operations; has been delegated by tho National Kye, Kar and Nose- association to lecture throughout the country on the operations which he has per fected during the past years. Mln;' Kiim C. linn '.mI ."qho Physician will leave hero Tho funeral service for Suzan "tomorrow morning by plane for Carolina Hart Will be held at tbef I-bs Angeles, where he will perform Perl Funeral home Sunday, April I a clinical cataract operation in the 7. (today), at 2:00 o'clock p. m. nernoon.- Mr. Sheldon and his Hev. W. 11. Katon officiating. In-, if,t(ip; flyers, will leave by terment will take- place In tho fo'' h "outhern city nt the Central Uolnt Vemotery. ( '" Htne and Dr. and Mrs. Myers , will leave for their home In MichJ- WAUD Funeral services for Jo-'gan next Thursday. seph V. Ward, who passed away j . at lho home of Mr. and Mrs. Uind-I rintlf1,1 nlMnriisn7 gntm rr-tn ' Ing near Phoenix early Thursday " 1 1 :r ""-"i1 l 1 iiiiprniiiH ii i oe itiiv in on jvhi n, j - will bo held at the Conger funeral" chapel at 2 p. m. Monday. Uev. ltnymond S. Uees will be In chargo and Interment will be In Mountain View cemetery nt Ashland. Of interest to local music lovers Is the announcement that the worldfamed Flonzaley string quar tet, made up of members from all partsof the world, will appear .In KtiRcne April 13 under the auspices of tho University of Oregon. In Mc Arlhur Court. A delegation if liKl residents nre planning to be prefent at the concert, which is a part of the farewell tour the cpiar tet Is giving before disbanding. i DR. RICKERT says: What Is vlslon-cxhaustUm? Tired, strained, weak, or In flamed eves indicate exhaus tion and defective vision. Our methods correct all vis unl delects. Call here with out delay. DR. JUD RICKERT OPTOMETRIST '222 E. Main Medford Ore. Yd A letter of congratulation for the review ot the John Stark Kvans opening pipe organ recital In the new Sacred Heart Catholic church here, which appeared In tho Mall Tribune the following day, March was received by Mrs. K. -K. (lore, ituthor of the article, front James A. Ihimford lleuter, organ : enthusluHt anil publicity manager , for the University of Oregon dean, yesterday. i A copy of the local article had Just reached Mr. liamford, who . was responsible for securing John Stark Kvans to play the Medford i concert. , j The letter In pnrt follow.s: "At These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Jarmin & Woods James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy WOLFE HELD FOR L Charged with possession of a moonshine still, fleorge Wolfe, well known resident of Forest Creek. Is In the county Jail fol lowing his arrest yesterday after noon by tho sher'ff's office. Wo'fe Is charged with tho possession of n washboller hi 111 and 20i gallons of nlleged mash, rendy for use. Officers say they found three dead rats In one of the four l"r rels that had been dead apparent ly for several days. Wolfe hud been under the sur veillance of officers for some time, Its Is said, and was tnken into custody yesterday before the raid wns made when offVers found him in Medford. Wolfe Accompanied them to his prop erty In tho Forest Creek d'strh't near the head of Foots Creek and after a short search they found the alleged contrabrand equipment and mash, The out fit wa reported as one of the most unsanitary ever Seiz ed In Jackson county. The Vlty mnn" who scorns lilcks Is one who still mioses the lirivlleg of al( ng central what. If Is. " ' Ore and Bullion' Purchased IMtM by (hit. l Cil.knt WII.DBRRO BROS. SMKI.T1NO RI-FIMINO CO. OAk:742 M..k.i Sl..S.n 1 ....o Pl.nl: Sou.!, Sin Frii..,,.,, New Bakery Firm Joseph Dcblmeir has purchased Van's Bakery at 1 1 1 West Main street and will take charge Monday, April 8. The name will be changed to the ' MODEL BAKERY The new proprietor, who has had 16 years experience in his profession, will guarantee first class products of all kinds, using only the best ingredi ents. Give Us a Trial -''''''""'- la j , ; Qttalitu that You Can Actually Teel Louis XVI Walnut Cabi net. 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