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STEDFORD MSTTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON", SATURDAYS APRTL 13, 1929.
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,".Up until noon today, 1200 dog
licenses had been Issue! at the
'county dork's-, of flee, .with a Mb
rush expected 'or this afternoon.
Over 150, licenses were Jawed yon
tcrday and a, largo number were
also Issued at tne Asmunu vrancn
office, established in that cl(y at
the Aetiland .Tidings office Jo'r tho
benefit of dog owners or tnat sec
"Uon. ..'
:' Don't forget the' W. O. .W: old
time dance, Sat. p. m. New music.
Gents tOe. .' '.,-'; ,' 22
Quests from a. distance registered
at Medford hotels include B. ij.
Hunt of St. Paul, Minn., E. Ettln
i.ger of Chicago, III., A. 8. Ruhl of
Bocitford, HW A. .H. ' Axtell ' of
- . Valley City. N. P., Charles C. Card
?ner of Boston. Mukm., O. B. Mark-
land of New York City, O. R. Tur.
ner of Atlanta,. Oa., Dr. and Mm
n. J. Mansfield of Walmea Kanal.
'. H. IMly .Edwards .,6f .Kansas
city. r
.'r -Driving to.Portland and Spokane
Tuesday In enclosed roadster. AV1U
lake one or two to, shnro expenses
Address Box W. 12., Mall Tribune.
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Mrs. -Lucia -Amos : Mead,' noted
pacifist lecturer, and ,J.,J. JIand
. aaker; associate! 'secretary . of the
national council for the, prevention
"of war,. who avo.'.bocn,, in the city
for the past two days, left this
. morning -for ..Salem, rKugcno and
Portland, ; whero Mrs.' Mead la o,
deliver a series of locturcs.
Dance with the flvo Morrymitkors
Bat. night, Walker's dance pavilion.
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'"'' .Mrs. Dean Staccy of North, Phoo
nix spent several. Ujouus in tho .city
,thls morning on, ' business and
. pleasure. ..
' Pardon! Forglvo us for what
i1 -wo .are about to perpetrate tnost
. .bashfully. - wo, will do it In. a whin,
.per, however. ,,Wo need a, little
money sometimes. . .Will ho folks
. who havo 'hot ' paid .tholr dues.for
f 029 In ho "Jackson County , Hu
mana Society"' graciously ' remit.
...That was. ,aj "horribly ; hard sentence
ip.wriio.i . . ,, ,.sz
Temporary auto licences were Is-
...jsucdat the .sheriff's pfflco .todny
. to Charles Jobe of Butte Falls, Leo
Baker . of, Portland, y'. 13. Crews,
. 1). Ij. .ftmith and Oeorgo Rurnum
,f .Medford antlV. H. Thurnian of
, iacKson,viiic. . .,
'.free! ',. Bowman's Beauty Shop.
. .On. every marcel a freo revwavo
. afven. within three days except on
jr'riday or Saturday, Call 67 for
. .appointment. , 26
.. .Harold McDonald, ..Kuropean
. .manager ,ot .he'. Holt .tjaturplllur
company,. will leave thla .week. end
. for-Conslantluonlo, Turkey, to, re
sume .his duties. ,, Mr. McDonald
and Mrs. McDonald , havo been
,YlsltJng W. I). McDonald, his broth
. ,or. Mrs. McDonald Is a former
. .tJnlvorslty of , preeon Journalism
,. student and haii gained, a wide rop
i ,uttlon , )n- newspaper work bi Eu
rope .Tuesday Mrs, McDonald ad-
dressed, the odtjjng class, of the unl-'
. verwiiy. -, rxno c.oupio are accom
t pan)9d by their son, Richard. Mrs,
. MoDonaid and her son will stay In
Eugene until fall when they will
Jplp . Mr. ..McDonald 4 ip J3uroDq.
-Eugene Register. , . . .';
Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po-
UdA 10.0 lbs. .for, l. 26; .00 lbs.
76o. Dellvored any piaee In city.
', Johnson's Market, 6th and Ornpe
Ijt.1 i'hono AT.'.' ; i , i SOOtf
' Allison Moulton, ' who assisted
'' District Attorney V. T. Miller of
Josephine county In tho prosocu
f Hon of tho Mooro murder case,
caturncd to Medford "Friday after
":jloon from Grants Pass. 1
'"For a good time and good music,
i attend tho V. O. W. old-tlma
'dances oh Sat. night. 23
' T' ''Among tho Callfornlana reglster-'
' oT at ' Modford hotels aro T. O,
" Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. O. V,
Johnson' of Fresno.' Mr. and Mrs.
'S. H. Rehllllei!. nf Iniir llnNi-h ('
-J.Ward of Oakland and tho fol-
. lowlnir from Han Francisco: Mr,
and Mrs. O. If. Harris, M. C. Prlei,
,.W. B. Qlbbs and W. It. Hcott.
Choice daffodils and tulips, (On n
jdoren. !0 Chirk. - ! ' a
An action to dissolve a partner
. ahlp was filed In circuit rdurt yes
terday by Helen Schoeilluteh aKiilimt
...CI Hello-., Tho ulMlnllft ulnlms
, aoo oiuercu into purtnersiiip with
; Belby to opcrut .llio .Uiiieh Oven
.cstabltslunvnt on Eunt Main street
ind.that the .defendant broke his
!rrQcm,cut Vy leaving, ''or to mtiu
ago ,thn pjaeo lilono. ' '.', '
iDry fir slabs, 6 load. Tol 6S1.
eaeaiora ruoi.uo. slti
A Miss .Beuluh Goto, .dauglitcr of
Mr. and Mrs. ,10. E. dotu, lutt this
foronoon for Grants Pass to Rivo
violin Instructions to several pu
plls in that city. Kho spent! ovoty
other HMunlny In Clrnnls Pass and
Js developing n good slr.ed class.
Ladles and children's balr-cut
ting. , Nash Barber Shop. . 34'
Carl Mnigrcllnr, 86, was tho ol
loct'of a search for sovoral days n
i no mils surrounuing JueKsonvllle,
until he was located yesterday In
a sanitarium In that city. Rela
tives understood from an attendant
that Margreltor was not a patient
there when they Inquired Tuns
day, and became alarmed when ho
could not be located, llowovor,
the. error of the attendant was dis
covered yesterday afternoon, after
the services of tho sheriffs office
had boon enlisted in tho scsrrh.
Exoltcmcnt over the search was
pronounced In Jacksonville and
several starching parlies were
formed to look for him. He had
boen missing elnce Tuosday.
Tho W. O. W. has engaged tho
UmaUwood Bros, orchestra for their
fiat, night dance. 21
The ealom Chorrlana havo set
Sunday; April S3, as blossom day.
The annual . event draws visitors
from all porta of the Willamette
valley to tour through miles f
blooming orchards. , '
" That' good coal-low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 2J. if
. ,larostb county U scheduled to
reoeive at least 60 miles of new
highway oiling .during the ensu
ing spring and summer. 1
Danse. Qold Hill gat night.
Factory btooks, load. Tat 1.
Bedford JTuel Co, a:ttf
With clear wator at Savage Rap
ids dam throughout all of Thurs
day, tho best fishing of the sprlna-
waa experienced., Ten Chlnooks
were hooked, during the day, with
flvo landed. Mr.; and ;Mrs.' La
Monte of' Hollywood, who are, at
woasku Inn, split honors, with Mr.
LaMonte taking a 33-pounder and
Mrs. LaMonte a 20 - pounder.
grants Pass Courier. . ,
Fresh shipments of smelt .arriv
ing daily. Free dolivery any place
In city. . Johnson's Market. Pliono
vi. a .j sir-
- It. L. Hoyal of Hilt, Cal., was a
business visitor in the city today.
District Fire Warden Dwlght
Phlpps of this city Is still a very
sick man at the Sacred Heart hos-
pltal, according to reports this
forenoon,. He was believed to have
shown some Improvement i last
night, . but Is still regarded to be
in danger. , j
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. r ,237tf
State Traffic Sergeant C. P.i Tal
ent is 1ack In uniform, offer hav
ing been., off duty over two .months
result or an auto crash near
Ashland. The crash caused', his
patrol, coupe to be destroyed .by.
fire, and nearly brought .about his
death.. He suffcrod to. broken. arm
and up until two weeks ago -fears
wore held that it would have to
be .broken over attain because, of , a
displaced bono. , He resumed duties
laHt Aeunesday and was furnished
a new Huick coupe. ... ' , !
Cheap lumber and cedar nosts.
Modford Lumber Co. . , 237tf
Mining activities In Jankson
county are again showing an ln
crease," Judging from tho fact that
ciuartz mine locations filed yester
day ut tho. county recorder's .office.
They are as follows: Leslie Lind
say, .'The. Knots.'! Applegato; C. R.
Lindsay, "Short Quart Claim," Apr
plegate: John Skedgell, "Original
Pig jJohti Claim," Evans creek: P:
S. Dlltrtbolton, "Big John No. i,"
Evans creek: JC. K. Smlthpetcr,
'New Hope," Evans creek; J. II,
Gardner, "Bonanza," Evans crock.
Cheer up the person who 1b ill
with a "got well" card from Swom'i.
Mountain Hons, living in llit
Oroenspring mounlnln dlsti'lct yes
terday devoured a deer before the;
eyos of ,a truck driver, who, pnss-'
Ing along tho hlghwuy, watched the
attack. Tho driver was unarmed i
and. unable to defend the dvqr nor
bring down tlio Hons. The truck
driver, whose name was not learn
ed; told of driving along the high
way, when suddenly a deer enmb
out of the woods, to'ba struck down
by tljo lions, ono grubbing at its
throat. Only the remains of the
hldo and fresh blood stains were
left to tell tlio story when tho truck
driver stopped at Hi spot bri route
to Klamath Falls, Klamath Falls
News.
Danco, Gold Hill Sat. night. 23
Visitors In Seattle from Modford
include Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kinnear
T. F.' Mlnnhan. C, H. Barton, F., T.
Barton and 8. H. Crooker. . ,
.Window glass, all sizes: also plate
glass.. Trowbridge cabinet Wks. tf
Construction of the new Wagner
schoolhotise In the Wagner district
is progressing. satlsfuctorllvV, i oc
cording to Its archltoct, C. N. Free
man of, Portland, who was In Mail
ford today. The school building
promises to be ono of ho best rural
DuiiuingR in tno county.
(let those fenders and auto
odlos straightened at Rrill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Supor
Servlco Station. Phone .4 18.. , tf
Taking up o number of . cattily
flatters, circuit Judge H. D. :J'or
Ion arrived this forenoon to hold
court In Medford, after having'
spent tho week In Qrsnts Pass In
connection with tho second degree
murwor trial of . Clyde Mooro, for
the slaying of his undo, Raymond
Mooro, In Josophlno 'county. The
cuse was hard fought, he reported
nd tho Jury returned a, . man
slaughter vordict at midnight last
Kht. , .
Tito -w. O. w. dances on Sat.
night aro ('rawing big crowds,
Smullwood .Bros.' . orchestra puts
pop In tho old-tlmo music.
Clyde t.ook will pulld a gnragc
on Columbus avenue at a cost of
f Tfi, ueeordlug lo a building permit
issuetl by tho elly today.
Heat your orchard with kindling,
hlouks and slabs. Tel. -1131, Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
Benjamin l'lyinnle, small son of,
.Mrs. Ben Pl.vnmlo. tlndurwont n
minor operation Tuesday at the
Nncred Hearl' hospital, for tho re
moval of his tonsils. ' 1
' Dnneo with Hie five MerrymukiM-H
Sat. night. Wulkrr's tlatico vavlllnu
Ritymond (Itltf Boy) Riller Is
hack In Oold Hill, and plans to
stngo n wrestlltig smoker there
Tuesday hlght 'between Tommy Hy
ah of this city and Young 'Hutch of
(loltl Illll, Rltlcr returned a short
time ago from an extended tour of
California, Arizona and Utah, and
took part In several wrestling
matches, Including ono with Ira
Dent In Halt ljike city. Hitter
sud Inst night ho wrestled Derh
to a draw and that he has pIiiiih
of wreslllng Moose Ntnbeck In the
near future.
Hot, clean coal, .Tel. 031. Med
ford Fuel Co. iiut
Among the visitors In Medford
yesterday from Klamath Fulls were
T. J. Kearney and W. II. Walker.
. Dunco. Oold Hill gut. night. 33
Bounty warrants wero Issued at
tho county clerk's office this fore
noon tu Hera Dahaok of Modford,
two coyotes and ono bobcat; M M.
Row of Ashland, one coyoto:..M.
Crlpe t Copper, six bobcats. .
Vcdlng anniversary cords nl
Swctn's. ' . . U 3
E. A. Brttton of Ruschurg, re
Rlomtl Jipy : Scout . executive, tor
Douglas and Coos counties, arrived
in Medford todsy lo attend a con
ference of scout executives which
Included Oscar Hoover of Klamath
County and C. It. Clark of Kugeno.
exeeulive for 1-ano county. ,. The
conference began last night and
will be on In earnest today. It is
seheduled to close this evening. '
Everybody Is doing It now gn.
Ing to the W. O. W. eld-tlms dances
on Sat. night. - 13
W. E. Ooud of Red Bluff. Cl
who had neon visiting Ms datigh
tor. Mrs. E. B. Meyor of Lake
Creek for the past. week, returned
to his home this morning.
upholstering Ctlll Jacksonville
m, ' : : .' . '
Among the Oregonlans registered
at local hotels are H. C. Koe of
Astoria, L. M, Fobs of Bond. E. B,
Row, F. I. Knight, Geo. Lctron
of Eugene, H. L- Evans of Kosc
burg, Carl Huttenberg ,of Salem,
and the following from' Portland:
L. II. Miller, J. Montgomery, O. C.
Puryear, E. F. -Kaufman, Omar
C, Weber. L. F. Davis. D. D. Mitch
elL O.-. O.. Crawford.. 0. E. Miller
D. D. Hearty. Harry Cohen, C. A.
Williamson, K, J. ,Brthelm9y and
Tbomas Larkiii. ' '
.BU thdRy: oards. at Swejn's., ; 24
, . Vau pave the: babies, j, We have
the innounceraent cards. Bwem's,
- - - a4,
James McDonald,- a, prominent
corn grower and cattleman from
Rodney. Iowa, whorhas spent the
winter In southern California, stop
ped over a few days In Central
Point -to visit with -relatives, Mri
and Mrs. L. F. Pickett, and old
time friends. Mr. and Mrfi..l3. r.
Faber. - fr. McDonald Ir an uncle
of Mrs. Pickett.'--.This Is the sec
ond or third trip of Mr. McDonald
to tho Itoffuo River yaUcy and he
Is very inuoh pleased with tho out
look for tho future of Central
Point- Contra! point American.
Notice! '.Protect ..your, new lawn
with -nietal .caves troughs. Call
411. Modford Sheet Metal Works,
719 No. Central. 26
'.Tako your -films to Swem's for
master pnoto iinisning. 24
Terry .Talent, federal , prohibition
ugent. and S.' O.' Precott, deputy
sheriff Jackson , county, spent
yesterday In Grants Pass- Jn con-
,neqtion,,.vlth.,a prohibition case'
which comes before - trio ; circuit
court ut this session..
Get your key for tno . mystery
trunk, Jackson Springs Club. Hat.
night. ' - 22
i Dry pino slabs, i 5 ,Ioad. Tel.
831. Modford Fuel Co. , -324tf
' Thirty-one hunters ': working in
iho: predatory control division of
the United States biological survey,
killed 2D!I coyotes and ,3.1 bobcats.
in this stuto during. Anarch,, it, is. e-
lioi'tod by Stanley O. Jewott, chief
of tho work In this district. ' TCIevon
unborn bobcats, ' 176 unborn' coy
qtcs. ono badgor, 1 54. porcupines
and eight skunks also -wero killed.
' Bring your invalids ana old poo
plo' to tho Ashland Convalescent
and Rest Homo. .... ja
Heat your orchard with klndlnlg,
blncks ami slabs.
Tel; 631, Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
' ' .Mi's. Doylo Franklin , was report
ed to be Improving today,, follow
ing n major Operation Thursday at
tho Sacred Heart hospital. ;
' Dressmaking, smocking and but.
tonholbs. ' Tho Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phono -1181. 18tf
' School children's pet show. Arm
ory, April 2. ' ' 26
' Sergeant 'G rover Owen rocelyod
Instructions yesterday to make two
'enlistments-for United States army
cavalry at El. Paso. Tex., and a few
enlistments for - infantry,' artillery
and air corps, for duty in the Phil
ippine Islands. To qualify for air
orps. applicant-must ie a. high
school gradnate or anyexperlenc'od
motor mechanic, Mon enlisting for
tho Philippines aro to sail -from
San' Frunclsco' ,on tho nex,t - boat
leaving for. ,Muntla. '.' f -' ' '; '
' Cheap dry lumior at Modford
Lumber Co. 237tt
Gladiolus bulbs and bulblots,
wholesalo and retail, or I will Jet
them out on shares.. S, J. Taylor,
734 Hawthorne, Grants Pans, Ore.
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Marriage licenses were Issued'
yesterday nnd today at the county
clerk's office .to ;Lloyd Hummol
and .Ruth Purdy. buth of Weed.
Cal.Fabronlaslo and, Mary Vertz
both of orants l'nss: Arnold ?Jls-
sen..and liable Naljors,, both of
Oakland. i
.Factory blocks, 16 load. Tel. 031
Modford Fuel Co. i r ' 82ltf
Humane Society needs your help.,
Join today. 26
,,A. E.,Pederson of. Medford spent
tlio day In tho city. Mr. Pederson
stutes that orchardists'ln the Med
ford .district have been forced to
sinudgo 13 out of the last 16 nights.
He ' says If .the "orchards come
through with HUto dnmago, the
pear growers will mako a fine
profit on their fruit (his .year,
Grants Puss .Courier.
., Marcels 75o and $1 nt Bowman's
Beauty Shop. . Vhnnn 57. 26
, 1 lent yoiiiorehar.d with kindling,
blocks uud slabs .Tel. 631, Med
Cord Fliol Co.' .... tf
, Mrs. EOiel V'uller, . milliner at
llulehlsou's , Mercantile ..company,
returned yesterday from ian Frnn
elseo. where she spent the past
few days on n buying trip.
. Let. mo write your flro insurance.
furl ,V.. Teiigtvald, Hotel Holland.
Pli"iio,!!3. ,tf
.pynge's. old-llmo novelly dance,
Nat. .Thursday mid Saturday. 24
.Mrs. Kenneth Boobo pf Coniral
Point had ah pueratlop on the
glands tit ier neck at tho. Sacred
Heart hospital. hero recently. She
is recovering nlco,ly,;.
Dance, Hold Jllll put, night,
Tlio Washington school baseball
leant of II rants . Pass .will play the
Junior. high liio's' t(iuii this aflcr-
nwui nl Tho game will be
played lit the high school grounds.
Dyngn'a obt-Uine novelty dance.
Nat. Thursday anil Saturday. . 34
'rhero- w.us.no smudging last
night, because of tho mpduratn and
cloudy weather. -The minimum
tuiuporature of limtitght ami tills
murnlitK wits 311 .degrees. -
You m o urged to become a mem
ber of the Humane Society. All it
costs is tl a year. 26
.The Post Oftlco kitten hall team
pulled a surprise last evening by
defeating the Snldcr's Dairy, team
In. a-hard fought contest, seoro 3
to-0-..- Both' teams put up a good
brand pf bull v ,. .- ,-
Hosn mending, runners removed
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Shop. ' , JI6tf
A large number of local Legion
naires aro expected to nttend the
luncheon' given In .honor of Na
tional Commander McNutt at Ash-,
land, Wednesday, April 34. This
will he the national legion execu
tive's only stop In this aeollon of
the state and every member of
Medford post is urged to take this
opportunity to meet tholr com
mander. Ticket for the luncheon
thouM be secured from Adjutant
Oarlock at the Chamber of Com
merce aa Medford hat only a lim
ited number of reservation.
The dog don't need a license
Poochle Pets,'", at Swem's,' JI
Arrested last night on a charge
of liquor possession, Chester Brown
of this city was at liberty on bonds
of 12000, Bet in the Ashland justice
court. The arrest . was made by
Policeman Oeorgo Inlow of Ash
land, woo also alleged that Brown
was In an Intoxicated condition. A
quantity -or-alleged alcohol was
found In . his possession, and-It is
probable his car will be confls
cated by the state.'
Got your key .for ,ihe .mystery
trunk, Jackson Springs Club. Sat.
night. 22
-The fire department was called
this noon to the L. W. Chllds dwell
ing on EaBt Main street at the cor
ner of, Myrtle, to extinguish a roof
blazo, attributed ta defective flue.
Two lines of hoso were .used to
put the flames under control. The
damage was not serious, accord
ing to Fire Chief Roy Elliott. -
Notice! Protect your new lawn
with , metal eaves troughs'. Call
411. Modford Sheet Metal Works,
719 No. , central.. -...
A' number of local dancers are
planning to attend the big I. O. O.
F. bonofit , danco at LkQ Creek
this ovening, for the benefit of .the
grand lodge fund. Arrangements
for the dance are In charge of Joe
Daniels and Chestor Parks, and it Is
expected to draw a large crowd.
Rucker's Taxi. Phone 68. Rates
25c. Prompt service. " ' Hf
, Call or" phone to the American
Laundry for a free bundlo,of,wash
nets., Useful ior; many thlngs.such
as prop rags dish towels, and pot
holders. . . zi
'"H-'li i -'1 .
BE CAPTUREOAND
HELD THREE DAYS
.t'OHuwing conreronoes, between
Humane society leaders and the
new, , dug ..hospital- management
.with JMaydr A. ,W. Pipes and Chief
of Police McCrCdlo during tho day,
end .the passage of an .amendment
by tho city council nt its special
meeting last nigh t' tho problem of
oogs running nt largo, ruining
llower beds and gardens during
the spring months, was solved, it
Is believed by tho city officials.
The dog catcher, whoso appoint
ment by tho mayor was approved
last night, has been at work for
several duys and city officials aro
determined to strictly enforce t.'io
ordinance requiring that dogs bo
aopt on their homo promises, or In
leash, during April, Muy and Juno,
and it now bchoovos citizens 'to
comply, under pcnulty of missing
their pots and having to redeem
mom iroin tno nog hospital at
considers bio financial expense.
Ail dugs found at largo and cap
tured w4ll be confined at the dog
hospital for three days and notice
of their captivity will be posted at
the pollco station, and if unclaimed
at tho-end of that tlino .will bo. put
to ueatn numunely and their re
mains taken, to,, tho , garbage! Jump.
To redeem a dog from the. dog
uospitai, whether incensed -or un
licensed. . its owner must .pay - u
ponulty. of $1,00 for Its capture
and 50 cents a dog for its keen at
uio noBpititi. This, Is Independent
of Uio fact -that the statu law re
quires that every dog.be licensed.
llnu tui agreement entered into
with tile city administration bv
Mayor pipos and tho Humane soci
ety , and dog hospital management,
the latter agrees to keep for three
uays any captured dog and put It
(0 , .death for. .11.60. half of which
sum will 'be paid by. tlie city and
half by the Humane Socloty. .
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LAKE OF WOODS PLAN
The problem of establishing a
boy scout camp, to be used Jointly
uy an troops in southern Oregon,
was being .discussed toduy ut a
conference or scout executive
from Kliiniath Falls, Eugene,
Hosoburg and Medford. The camp
would bu established .wltii the Idea
or providing for scouting needs for
tho next 40 years nnd is to be
lucalod III llio Lllku of tlio Woods
section.?- " "i - .; ,
Those In attendance nt the con
ference aro: Oscar- Hoover or
Klamath Falls. C. R.' Clark or
'.Ugcnc,.15..A. llrltlon of Roscbtirg,
and Lee. Biicker ut Meilfurd;
A luiiehron was held today ut
llio Hotel Holland with scoutmas
ters and troop committeemen, and
Ineludod a speech on patrol meth
ods uy Mr. ilrtttun and on the
older boys by Mr. Clark. '.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
22S.0 Meters i :i I (I kc
Monday, April 15,
A. M
J:i0 ,to JOT-Wost .SWe par-
. mncy. ' i .
1 10 to J 0:jl0 American Laun-
dry. ..
10:30 lo 11 Pantorium Dyo
11; to 11:10 Southorn bro-
. pun (las Corporation.
11:30 to 12 Tho Hootery.
3 noon Medford Mull Trlb-
4j une.' new Items.
. P. M. '
);) to, 12:30 Lewis Super
Scrvloo Station. ,4
12:30 to 1 Sanderson Wotor,
Company.
I to 4:30 ilc.Xalr Pharmacy.
A land. Ore. . .
1:30 .to 2 Suider's Dairy.
J to S:S0 Economy Oroco-
4 terla and Ed Kinns. 4
6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall
Tribune, new and market
reports. 4
I to 8:30 Kada Transfer.
I 3:10 to Mono Motor Oil
Co. ...
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NOT GUILTY PLEA PEACE LECTURER
OF TOM OWEN IN PORTRAYS CAUSE
POSSESSION CASE AND CURE WARS
... Tom Owen, arrested In. the Wi
mer district last. Thursday by the
sheriff's office with A- H. Rose,
charged with the possession of
moonshine still, entered a plea of
not guilty In Jdstlce court yester
day on a moonshine possession
charge. While . he was arrested
.with Rose at the time an alleged
still was seized. Owen disclaimed
ownership of the still and claimed
ho was only visiting Rose when
the. off leers arrived. Rose took
the entire responsibility, accord
ing . to the authorities. - .
George Wolfe, arrested last week
for .the. possession -of a still In
tho Forest - creek - district, will
have his hearing" in justice court
next-; Monday afternoon,. -.following
several postponements.
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.PINIOH'URST, .N. 'J.riAnrll 13.
(A')-Oeo. Voigt of New York won'
tlie men's north and south golf tour
riainem, today, defeating WJHianii C.
Fdvifacs, jjr.I 'orrPlttsburgfo it
Daily Meteorological Report
Satimluy, April lil.
.Medford and vicinity: Jtaln to
night nnd Sunday. Moderate tem
perature. . ,. ,i ... i
Oregon:- Rain tonight and Sun
day. Snow in high mountain
ranges.' Moderate temperature.
en oi .4
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Local Data w2
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Temperature (degrees).. 53 40
Highest (lust 12 hrs.)..., 63 . 52
Lowest (last 12 hrs.)...... 2S 40
llel. humidity (pet.).;.... 45 8a
Precipitation (Inches).... 0 T.
State of weather.. ..Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest , temperature , this morn
ing, 39 degrees.
Total precipitation since Soptcm
bor 1, 1028, .8.7 6 inches.
Sunset today, 6:49 p. m.
Sunrise Sunday, 6:32 a. m.
Sunset Sunday, 6:61 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time
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CITY ;
Ilaltur City
ItiHtnurck
Boise
Denver
Dcs Moines
Presno .....'.
Helena
IjOS Angeles .....
Marshfleld
Phoenix
Portland
... 44
.. 62
.. 60
.. 60
.. 56
.. 66
.. 46
.. 62
.. 54
.. 82
.. 54
.. 66
.. CO
.. 64
.. 60
.. 02
... 54
... 50 .
.. 54
2S
28
40
34
34
44
28
50
42
50
42
44
42
4 2
48
34
40
80
42
Cloudy
Clear .
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy
Clear
Ituln
Clear
Cloudy
Red Hlttff
Hosoburg
Salt Lake City...
Cloudy
Rnln .;
Cloudy
Cloudyc
Clear .
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
San Francisco...
Santa Fo
Seattle ; ...
Spokane' ...
Walla Wnlla
Winnipeg '. ,
L. DICK, iloteorologlsu
A I'roi-laiuatUin.
Whereas.' thirty-three states. In-,
elurllng Oregon, aro recognizing the
week of April 14th to 20th us "lie
Kind to Animal Week," and
Whereas, such ,u humane move
ment Is of high purpose, generous
Impulse and a fine .'influencd in
Our community, therefore .
lie It resolved, that the clli.ens
of Modforil.ufccpt tho kindly pur
pose of Ibis wimk in Its humane
spirit, and bu kind and. gentle lo
all anlmuls. A. W. PIPES,
-"-' . .Mayor.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ktlt EXCHANtiE Close In Im
proved 211-neie dairy farm: 16
acres alfalfa: 3 living springs,
and all slocked und equipped.
.Price S7.0U0, with only r,00 en
cumbrance, will exchange -ton
wuainotto valley, or, westerly
uroiuiKiuii iiu m oi equal value.
Sec Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.
i 24
I'll It KENT 2 furnished bed-.
rooms, light and airy, close in
Phono 1201-L. 1119 West Main
l''OR KENT 6-riii. modern house:
luirdwod floors, fin. place, mil
cement basement. Tol. 673. 21
KOR KXCIIANOB 6-rodm house.'
nlmo.il new. modern, Just redec
orated, completely furnished,
electric range: garage with 2
room furnished apartment. Rents
.for $r0. Wish larger house, closo
..In. Owner, 263 Palm Ave.. Ash
land. Phono 323-y. 23
SOUTHERN OHEOON REALTY
.CO. . -.
lor S4ilc 80 acres: good house,
good luirn. family orchard, crop
Included. Price $4500: HioO'
cosh, easy terms on balance.
200 Acres: 15 A. wheat. 10 A.
vetch and oats, 6 acres seed vits,
10 A.1 bluegruss: new 6 -room
house.' well .excellent water,
springs In pasture. 160 A. fenced,
good burn, chicken house, trac
tor, tandem disc, 1 do, hens'
Price 5S0l; )0 down, bal
ance easy terms. 6: or will
trade for eltv nronerlv .
160-Aere stock ranch, or trad for
Medford property. , '
Finn home In Portland, or trade
lor .ilecllortl nrODcrtv.
Good paying erlce station, lunch
and confectionery. Will trade
for ranch or city property,
118 X. Riverside.
J.atatorlum Building. 2S
fOR RENT 4-rn. modern, fur.
nlshed house: refrigorator. elec
tric range, garage. Phono 470.
.As a result of fifteen trips. across
the Atlantic ocean, to attend great;
conferences and conventions deal-'
ing with International peace,. Mrs.
Lucia Ames Mead of Boston, in
her leclure at . tne , Junior high
school last evening ' was able to
definitely portray the causes of
war, and the system by- which "war
could bo abolished in a very few
years, in fact "before the youngest
chiid present was thirty years-old."
- The program was .in charge of
.Pastor .Funk-: of the. ,', Lutheran'
church. Tho slxtcen-piCce band of
the Salvation Army furnished sev
eral selections, and Mrs? F. Edwin
Nichols sang "Americu the Beaut!--
ful." ..; ; . ;
-- In her address, Sirs. Mead de
clared tho best educated and
learned men of tho time caused
the late war, and it cannot be said
that ignorance was the cause.. A
new phase Is being emphasized in
oducutiun to stress methods and.
measures' to secure world peace,
she said. Sho told how prepared
ness was primarily the cuuse of
wars, because one fuctiott or nur
tion prepares fur protection, and
other, nations seeing" tholr defen
sive measures, prepare Just a llttlo
more. Distrust arises',1 suspicion'.
und fear, and finally -at some small
mishap the countries go lovwar.
: Mrs. Mead named'four steps that
the United Stutes had taken us the
correct preparations, which were:
The first was many:yeurs ago when
.Washington.' Franklin,- -Mudison,
and associates established tho su
preme court, whero disputes could
bo . settled without' fighting. The
second w-as to break down, tho bar
triers': botweon statos,''by abandon
ing tho inter-state tariff, thus cre
ating a f(-lend)y feeling between
tho states. Third, was lo remove
battleships. from the Orent Lakes,
and to abolish all tho forts: Tho
safest border in tlie world today is
from the Atlantic to the Pucific
oceans' bctweon -Canada and the
United' Stales, sho declared. The '
fourth great step was the signing I
ol tlie -iMulti-lutcral treaty, and thu
confirming of tills document , by
tne united States senate.
Mr. llansuker, president of the
Oregon Council for Prevention of
var, told .a number of interesting
facts about the Oregon branch of
the national oouncil, und urged all
present who hud not joined the
local branch to do so at once. Mr.
llansaker also showed Mrs. Mead's
latest book whlc:i is Just off the
press, entitled ''Law or War."
i Mrs. Mead and her husband
were formerly workers with An
drew Carnegio in his great move
ment for world peace.'
-A. TV Cornell of a rants "Pass,
who'hus been- sorluusly ill ut bis-
nomo for the past week, Is reported
to be recovering encouragingly. -
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' , THE ATEf! . . '
Sat. April 13:
"The God of Man
kind" ' i
Of course, everyone knows
that when we mention "THE
GOD OF' MANKIND"; we'
mean "MONEY".' 1 '
' '
"THE TOWER HOUSE .
; : ' .'mvtery ; ' - I
by Adam Hull" Shirk'
' Including ,.; ,
Emmet King, Eulalie Jensen,
Ralph . Falkne'r,;- Christine
Mayo and Winston Miller
i i !;. bio special'; : !
Police" Reporter Serial No. 2
"KOKO IN THE CIRCUS
.Afternoon and Evening ,
. 10 and .15, . ...
SMARTS. TOMORROW
"Marked Money"
Something New
for
The Man Who Shaves
j Himself . V; ;
Electric Razor?
, See Them at the-
Hotel Jackson ,
Barbyr Shop
Union Shop
These Drug 'Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Jarmin & Woois ;
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
Here ,
for 3
Big Days
: Starting
TOMORROW
:: ) All ,the joy;
loves and flaxes oi me t-ariuvai
0 A y S sf 1 1';
Also
2 Big Acts of Talkies
. and
The Talking fews
timets ' TONIGHT
"it's Your'tast Chance to Hear. It
All-Talking
"STARK
V':.V.;'"M AD"
The Thrilling, Mystery
H. B. WARNER, LOUISE FAZENDA -CUAUDE
.GIL.IIWGWAT.ER
The Western Oil & Refining Co.
1 ; , of '.L.01. Angeles, -California, : ; ,
has-acquired a teu-acro tract, at Guild's Lake, I'orlJand, , lor the
construction of a marine terminal and Btorago plant. ' '
The advantogs of -liecomlng . a -shareholder -while the oppor
tunity is available can. be determined by. consideration of the fol
lowing statement of growth in sales of refined products:
' 1?26 Gross Sales (May 15 to Dec. 31)1 $ 652,282.04
1927 Gross Sales (First full year) 1,857,82&83
1928 Gross Sales , 3,023,874.45
The company has no bonded Indebtedness.
The salo of common stock at the present price of $20 por share
will bo discontinued after April 15, 1929. " '-
,"'"' For further Information, apply to , .'
- ROY O. ANDERSON, .. . .. .A. E. RtfDERSQN.
I1!12 LiDf rty;Bt,9 , j , T ; Love 4 Hoffman . ... ;,TeteDh9ne,875
Invest in a
Savings Account
Any denomination .
Always at par ;
Secure principal .
Assured dividends ' ,.
Exchangeable for cash at
any time
',;": '"!.- ',". .;! ." " ...
The Jackson CountyBa'k
ESTABLISHED tsss
MEDI ORD,
Commercial Savings - Safe Dcbosit
.... .H'M,"lMButALIlStltVBSrSTM
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(kontinuoua
Shows Sunday
iiQ.Wil p. m.
SEE and
HEAR
and tragedies; the
family.
...Starring
'Alan Hale : .
Clyde .Cook l:
Renee Adoree
: Admission '-:
Till 6 p. m.
10 and M :
Evening, 25 . 60
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