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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1929)
PIGE FIVE ORATERIAN SHOW GIRL SMOKER JN EASTER PARADE CONTINUING THE 3rd WEEK OF OUR GREAT V 4 u , STARK MAD1 HA HOE SALE-- .mt 4 tin it idi uki$mi ..4 t Tho first Step for the establish went of a Junior court house at Aalilmul Vhs been launcuud by the Ashland TidiuKS. In a front pugo editorial last evening It suggested that an officer, empowered to transact all iihases of county busi ness be estublluh&l there, "thus lireventliiK the necessitv of trips to Medford." ' The article further holds that there Is sufficient business at Ash land to justify this step and cites the mainlniniiiK of atulo and subsi diary offices in Portland, Los An geles anil San Francisco. The article cnncludus: "The county ' court should be petitioned for such a branch, pr representative here." -, The article in full is ns follows: Not a rcprosentalive of any ,'ono office or officer, but one under lo jurisuiciion of the county eourt, to be dcH-Katcd power to bundle all possible business for the various units t of the county Rovernnient ' tax collections, temporary au , toniobile licenses," do- licenses ami various othor activities .which could easily be bandied ' In this cily,' thus preventing tho uucesHity of trips to Med , ford. ;( Tho jilatc government has , recognized a similar need in the establishment of a branch , automobile license office in , Portland. Various other states and governmental organizations have recognized the same need as for - Instance the state of California maintaining offices in l,os Angeles and San Fran ' Cisco. There Is sufficient county business originat ing in Ashland to Justify a branch of the county court house or u repre sentative in Ashland. - Tho jicounty court should be pcti- 'tinned to establish stinch a ' 'branch or representative hero. m I'lims tor an organization of hott-l und auto camp proprietors were. advanced yesterday nt n pice tint; t Alila nd of Southern Oregon hotel and camp operators. Irving Vining and UeorRO Mosser. secretary of tho Ashland chamber Of eomnieree, wore named on n . commlUoo,.to,.oriiwulute wtiy and mi'tHUJ to effect such organization. Tourist ' camp operators were present from points as fur north uti Eugene and Included a good sized dolegation from Med ford, includ ing M. Clem'ison, J. H. Mans sen. (leorge 1. Howard and F. 1. Merrick. Mr. ami M rs. James Grieve were also present, from l'm.vpect. p The organization .would tend to encouriigo cooperation and em'our f.ge a bigger nnd beiter adverti ng program. Dignity arid ''O matter be able to t . . i for new clothes, if you come here your selection will have that certain dignity and simplicity usually associ-,1 ated only with high priced fashions. Discount Off on All Coats ADRIENNE'S Medford National Bank Building Gordon Hose Sold Exclusively Here :.m jj-f iff -ill I " ill" if- An Innovation In New York's colorful Easter para(l was a num b;r of girl smokers who puffed cigarets as tney stroi ca atona Fifth svenue. Mr. and Mrs. T. 6. Hardin are shown above. . mils humane-society - I INSURANCE OFFICE! PLANS PET SHOW MPj HAS ANNIVERSARY FOR APRIL Among the pioneer , inni.rfuic:: agcucioa of .Medford is the K. A. Holmes organization, which cele brated its twentieth hlrthtluy anni versary Tuesday, April it. i Twenty years ;Wi It. A, Holmes founded the agency and establish-' vilcd to take ihoir'pels to the Med ed his offices .in the Jackson ford Armory lur exhibition and to County bank building. Today the , tompete for prizes uiven by the business ucettpiea the same office, j Jackson Count v Humane society , The rapid development in Inaur-; fnr the most popular pet, the most lhat when the Holmes ageucywas founded only fire, -plate glass, Hie i..n.u.cu ami ",y ucic I'oriiiH of policies are now in fo-ce. j Durini; the history of the Holmes organization now mummed by Cole monies un areaie in i .s.(..m i Ep 'btssps has been n.iid. anil ppeli year lias shown an increase over 1 the preceding year, according to .Mr. llolms. Cole Holmes recently attended a meeting of tho Oregon Insurance union at liugene as a member the hoard of directors. of 9RMS!BV9K&S8 Simplicity how little you may spend this Spring OflTU OJIIl! (Contributed.) Aiuil nth will bo a big day in Medford. All the boys nno girls are In unusual pet, and the best cu red- $ov .jK.t. Ther will be a special j"pri.e of S."i in cash given by Ur, a w Stono for tho ,eat trained . dug. The humane society is desirous of having the nchouls become in terested in humane education and j,.H Carter, county superintend ent. has fnr several years past wished that Jackson county might have a "pet day" or "pets show.' Therefore, on April 2 nth", both the humane society and Airs. Car ter are to have their, desires re alized. And this realization is to be ' the first pet show and parade ever held in Hague Ulver valley on a larire scab- as now planned. The children and their pets are going to make this show and pa rade nmie than just a realizatbyi; they are planning to make it a huge success in every way. Radio Program KMED Malt Tribune-Virgin 8ttlon v v L'X.;t Meters KIHl Kc. Thiii-Mlny, April II. I. -M. i:K. tu ti:30 Medford Mail Tribune, news and markets. fi: to 7 Medford .Service Htiithi n and Coleman & Law ton. 4 H to !i Farmers' Kxchungc h i Cooperative. 4 IViilay, April 12. A. M. U:30 to 10 Jainea McXuir S Pharmacy. i 10 to 10:30 .Southern Ore-, gon Klcctrlc. 10:30 to 11 Rosenberg's, Inc. 4. 11 to 11:30 M. M. Dept. St lire. ,9 11:30 to 12 Jaeque Lennox, Milliner. . b lli noon Mail Tribune, news fr items. I'. M : 11' to 1 I'almer Music House. 1- in- 1:30 Medford Klcctrlc Co. 1:30 to 2 Lewis Super Serv- b e .Station. 2 to 2:30 Mann's Depart- 41 I 4 men! .Store. 3:30 to 3 Urophy's, Jewel-, 5 ers. .4. 6:K. to 6:30 Medford Mail Tribune, newa anV markets. 6:30 to 7 Uund Uox Hut Shoppe. ! ) I taker, lla JtlluuillI I ItAKKIt. Ore., April 11. oVl A ) belated bli..ard. the first of the j winter, struck Haker early today, leaving a blanket f snow nearly Ian inch In depth. The storm sub I siderl after h few mlnutex, hut Jsnow bearan falling asain The sun jshone at intervft thi hout the ' corning. O ' ABY'S COLDS are swn "nir-rx'd iu the bud" without 'd'ing"by use of VCKS V Vapoirub Kavini; much enjoyed the novel trailer announcement of Conrail Napel and aMIks Uolurea Ctntcllu. In which both told the nndiencc I anout tneir iurincuniuis , llie Cralcrian. ami also scciiik hearing two plcusiiiK Hhort tnlkleK, Iho audience, figuratively apeakinK. leaned back last nifht preiiiircd to dou; on the horrors implied in the j title of the 100 per cent talklnu film, "Stark Mad," which opened last nisht for the remainder of the week. ' They were not -disappointed, as the nicluie opened first thine with iho aftermath of a murder, ! ! some seamen shuvlns tile body of the victim Into tho sea for burial, from a yacht in a tropical cove In Mouth America. It looked like! a good niKht for more murders and j mystery, and the spectators rulineu their hands. In gleeful anticipation. Then they sat and shivered with fears, thrilled at some of the most outlandish Incidents ever concocted in the ' make-believe -world, were mystjflcd at lioarijiu voices comlni; from nowhere, watched one of the most horrible of gorillaa or apes, which Is said to be the Ini'Kcst'ln captivity, do his stuff of snatchilm people mysteriously away, ' and heard about other unseen : dan gers, ns tile story was unfolded by the dialogue and doinga -of tho actors, ill ivai delicious amuse ment. There Is some humor und a not violent love story in "Stark Mad," and oodles of horror, hair-raising episodes and startling adventure. All of the east speak their pants in this ' production and tho run ning fire dialogue throughout is mixed .up with unseen dangers. In the cast are H.. 11. Warner, Joulse Kazendu. Jacqueline I-ogan. Henry It: ' Walt hall. IJonoi Helnlore nnd Claude Gllltiigwnler.- ' K. A. K. G0AL0F6OUSET FOR SALE CRATER The H)-duy campaign, which lias for its objective the salo of 000 Crater annuals, now being edited at the loeiil hiwh school, started a,t the senior high school this" morn ing. A speaker and salesman have been appointed for each roll room in the building, and way lay stu dents ax they enter for their morn ing classes. The speakers burst into -eloquence ns the large hall clock strikes the magic hour, and the salesmen at their elbows do their stuff accordingly. That the annual to be published tills year, is not only entirely orig inal, but Is the largest and most ambitious hook attempted by Hie high school so far, was tho state ment made by members of the staff this morning. Kd, Could has been chosen as editor of the HI-! Crater, and Ben llarrell, business manager. With a competent staff of worker, under the supervision of the journalism department, it is hoped that-thej year book will he out the latter part of next month. Daily Meteorological Report Thursday, April II. Medford and vicinity: Probably rain tonight und J'YIday, Moderate tempera) ure. Oregon: Ha in tonight and Fri day. Snows in mountains. Mod erate temperature. Local Data I I j Temperature (degrees) CO 35 Highest (liiFt 12 Hours) fit! 60 Lowest (last 12 hours) 2S 3!i Kcl. Humidity (per ct.) 50 !)3 Precipitation (inches).. .00 .00 State of Weather Cloudy P. Cdy. 'Lowest temperature this morn ing 34 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. J, 192r .7li Iht-bcfl -- Sunset today, C;47 p. m. Sunrise Friday, 5.35 a. m. Sunset Frlitay, rt:4S p. m. Obiervations Taken at 5 A, M. 120th Meridian Time ?5 irr s.'f. rs : y CITY S3 -1 i . linker City 44 IJlHmurck 41' I'. Cily. 2S 3H ! Cdy. Haln Jlmir Ituln 1'. Crly. C!lotj'ly cii-iir V. Cdy. Cl'-nr Cl(udy . Ct-ar Haln Cloudy Clear Clar 'Cloudy Haln Cloudy liolHO L)dl-I- Don Moines ... KrcMno Hrlunji Lik AnK'-'lf:H Miirclific-lil ... Phnnnlx Pot'nd .48 4i 2 C, 40 o3" 4 0 'JO 4X li 4i iix 40 3S 2X 4H 22 sn 3(i 3 Kl Hliiff KoM'hurji 54 Suit Iike Clly . 31 Hun r"ritn'lm-M... fK Sanln t ..... Hpokune , 4; r.o ffi Wim, Walla 30 Cloudy . ' L. W. IttK. MetoorologfoU Kruv! iiowman'tf KeuS?y tihop. On every marcel a free re-wav irivnn within three f.i- except on l'lid;i or Sitiildli. ('till Li f'l app-diu ment, 2G We wish (o llianl; our this event. This sale realize these savings! 31 Central Ave. Misses' Shoes Patents, and ealf leallieis One-strap and tie stylos Values up to $4.DU Child's Felts In hlue, brown and rose colors, novelty trims, sev eral styles. Keep their feet warm. ' Now only 49c NAME TEACHERS FOR NEXT-YEAR TUESDAY Tho Hchoul hoard al U.s meeting: j next Tuesday evening will eleet j teaeher'for lho year for the rtly : HOhools. Mont of the Medford tcaeher.s have filed their lotter nHkim'f In Tie re-eleetcd. After ! To Identify Genuine Aspirin THE increasing uno of Bayer Aspirin every year is proof that it has no ill effects. It is the accepted antidote for pain. It ; always helps ; it never harms. Quick relief -when you've a headache, or , cold; or are suffering from neu-i ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains ' yiold, too, if you'll only give these tablets a chance. But you want genuine Aspirin, so look for the! Bayer Cross on every tablet. The , box always bears the name Bayer ! and the word genuine printed in red. i Aiplrfn In th trt4 mart of Rarer Manufacture of Morjuftccllcacttk-attit 'J Hallcyliuctd ..7.-:..,,..;... many patrons and custtmiors lor the patronage you have shown us during will routiniHy and many lmrgains await; the thrifty buyer. Why not lvemembor the location. ' "- . ' 1 - ': t '!: i . ; ''. ' " v 11 - ' V" ' ' The Sinclair Store Boys' Shoes Tim calf 'vls slyle Mueller. Wearl'lex- ile, hlbber heel. Will stand tlie hard wear. $2.48 One Lot cise oit ill our hi w priee : $1.98 $2.48 Ladies' Felts One lot in-yrey and brown patterns. Another bi feature of this sale 49c Lot 2 This lot consists of regular $1.'J3 fells. Now only 69c Numerous Items Not eleclien tliey are allowed ten daytt In wlik h to necejn or rejeut, in aecordamtu with cUHtom. .InnltnrK for the various nehnnlH Is on LUGGAGE Wardrobe Trunks Auto Wardrobe Cases Over-night Bags OUR Ut'd, dresser and chiffonier, finished in wal nut, hand decorated. -liogular $(39.83 value at Southern Lot 1 Ladies pumps, strap and tic styles, in patents, kid and. call' leather; spike, military nnd Cuban heels." Excep tional Viiliu-! ajid ulf to go. at only $3.89; Lot 2 This lot consists of .'lil'dies' Kvery pair a real bargain. $2.79 Children's j Shoes lilnek Patents Strap and oxford style.. Tan ox-' fords, Skul'fet lasts. $1.48 One Lot Children 's tan oxfords and feiiudiils. 'IV close out ht 98c pr. Listed on Sale Also will ho named at tho sumo time, it 1m unUeiHtood. ..... U in expected that all the placeH wlll Tie filled at the eopiliiK meet- i--. ?"' 3; i-.'-p : y.--if Now! Smart New 1 '.! ?L : Display in Our On Sale at USUAL LOW EXTRA SPECIAL 3-Piece Bedroom Suite on Sale Orogon's Largest Stock of Medford Bldg. - oxfords, ties and pumps Values up to ifj.00. Now Men's Shoes ' Black oil tanned, , Pac style .work ,slioe AVear flex sule--Kubber heel Going at $2.95 : " Men's Oxfords Hlauk ,ur tan .eujf Uluuh er or Jjial sfyjle-t-Let's fit you in n pair $4.69 inff, wilh the exception of lilxhl Hehont uthletle eoaeh. A Heloetien' for UiIh pot will be deferred prob- it lily fnr seme time. Windows Hand Bags Suit Cases Hat Bags !i PRICES $52.95 Med ford's Popular Credit Store House Furnishings , j
