Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text!. j'Tifliifi'i''t- it! ff" n t? w :. v.: Ii .Jit1; f'iii I! i if fc.t-'-l i ft A.1 A . rXGB TWO Iocal and , 'Personal It is a sad thing to many Mod- ford anglers that the fishing sea' son opens tomorrow instead of lo aay, and many an angler will havo to "wait until next Sunday before 'he' can -find leisure enough to try out his luok. Jfowever, many other anglers who"5 can spare the 'time from baslnesa and other duties will he at the river 'or olhor streams first" thing tomorrow "morning with rod 'and 1 reel td spend: the day. Deputy" game wardens have re ceived special Instructlons-to keep a,; close" eye out :.today for ' illegal fishermen and arrest ' them: ' Freef Bowman's Beauty Shop. 8 ri' every marcel a free re-wave (Hvert1 -within three days except on Friday or Saturday. Call' 57 for aptfolhttnenti ' ; "' 1 2G '; Thd Misses Sarah Whlilock and ' Ruth11 Lawrenfce-1 of ; Oregon State . 'college' and Albany 'college, 'reapec llvolyi have! returned to !the city ' for it week-end visit with homo folks. Miss Lawrence will sing at Sunday afternoon .services of the i'resbytorlan ohurch. '' ': . " '- Mealy Klamath Netted Oem po- tnoesi 100 lbs. for Jl. 25; SO lbs. 76o. Delivered arty place In city. tfOhnHon'g- Market, 6th and Grape St. Phone 97" ' ' 309tf 9. O. Bradley," superintendent of Hib''Callfornla.'Oregon Power com pany, Js back Rt his office In tho t?opcd'huildng,': alter several- days absence .on account of illness. Dry fir slabs, 6 -load, Tel 631. Medford Fuel Co. 324tf- "County Assessor "W. T. Grieve "was' up from ' Jacksonville this week looking after business af fairs." said a "20 Years Alto" news item published In the Ashland Tid ings of last Thursday. ' " lia'dlec' and children's halr-cut-.flnrf. Nash Barber 8hop.' ' 34 'islm Sylvia Mrlckell caught the flfsf big salmon of the - season, bringing It ' out of the Rogue river near 'tho- Wnasku inn last .Sunday afternoon-" The fihh wa.1 4E Inches longhand 'weighed 37 14 " pounds. Miss Brlckell used a No. 7 splnnor" nnd'-'CO-ponrid' (est line and -was !'mlriutea in bringing the big flHh to gaff. Another big fish got itWy, but s"he hooked one more, a ((mailer one. Grants Pnss Bulletin. '' Factory blocks, 18 load. Tel. 831. Medford Fuel Co. ' " ' "' " 324tf -.- Circuit cotlrt will convene to morrow mdrttlng with the iiiul' of a- civil casff, Involving the Med ford "iWfional 11 ;!mnk ' against It. Bfa'nclui'rd,'' Portland bond sales man, 'Iti connection" with a business deal. The -caso Is" expected to ho finished by" tomorrow evening.--' " tYphnlstcrlng -"dill Jacksonville toil-' ' ' ' ',"'- ssn The Rdutliprn' Oregon branch of j rnn'Oregon llntelmnn'a asOHclullon 1 wlH'cbriveiio' In Ashland at tho May meeting, ' with B.- ft. "Westbrooki jnAnager of the Ltthla Springs ho tel, 'arid'I.ew'Hansert1, proprietor of (he 16tol Ashland, host's, according 'to -the decision made at the meet )Vig"Jof the' southorn unit held at crescent city, cant., last Saturday, April 0 Wedding dnnivorsary cards nt fiwem's. ;"" - ' J. ',' O.' Banlstor Is spending the "VeFk-tond ,in Klamnth: Falls 1 on .jtuslneas and pleasure. , yo'tl 'clean ooa.K fel. 631. Mod fcrS'Fuo! Co. ' j2'4f' ;' Fort' Huhhard, well known Cra "t,ef"Natl6iirt parte ritngor, who with ;hts' Bdn, Fordlo.' had been visiting "anothor son," Kari Hubbard; at jnelllnghiini,' Wash., for a month, arrived Homo last Thursday. - ifeat your orchard with kindling, nfdek's' arid' slabs. Tel. .631, Med ford Fuel Co. tf Although John W. Johnson and flcqtt ' t)avls', on .their 'tour of the 'wdrltt, anivod In New York Clly f'rdm 13'ui'opb oarly'' 'thl month: , AhAt tour'(s hot yet completed, and . It w(U.hp' probably May 2 before arrive home. Mrs. pavls and Miss ' Ansel '""Davis were at New "York ,tb" meet ttem "when their boAf ' arrived there, and will be iheriilters of' lUe party until they return borne. Tho party sailed' f,rott Now York- the other day on tbe steamship President Polk for o." visit at' Porto Klco ond Cuba, and will .return homo via the Panama canal and San Francisco. V Get .those ponders and auto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheot Metal Works, opposite Lewis .Super Service Station; Phone 418. rtf 2 Tio 120.ao,ro ranch In the Siski you vicinity belonging to Charles Homes was recently sold to C. F. jtunt of Valley View. ", .Cheap '.tuinber and cedar posts. Meilfnrd Lumber Co. gS7tf r We Pride ourtelvci on the fact that yiuhrer'g Milk Bread is reooguiied as the standard of com parison in both South 1 cpi Oregon and North ern California. , f 7 r. : i'il i.r vt'a- Mrs. Tom Pankey and Mrs. Henry Head left Thursday for Eu gene, where, they will visit for a .couple of days, after which they will Journey to. Corvnliis, where Mrs. Head, will visit with her, daughter, Tholnia, and Mrs. Pan key with her son, Hurold. I'Pholma and Harold -are both sophomores In tho Oregon State 'college at Cor vallis. Central J'olnt American. Window glass, all sizes; also plate glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. tf Cheer up the person who Is ill with a "get well" card from Swcm'i. 24 Following short official (visit lh 'Medford,' Glendora'M. Blakely, It.-" N.; state advisory1' nurHe, : left yesterday for her headtjurtrtera In Portland, following a short tour of the state. She reported health work to be improving throughout the state, and ahe was particularly pleased with tho- work carried on by the Jackson county unit. Of the 36 counties 1n Oregon, only 39 have organized health work J The work carried on In the remaining 17 counties is- of an uncertain nature. Frsh ahlpmentfi of flmelt orriv - Inp daily. Free deliver any place i be hold at Kalem April 18 t6 21. in cljy. Johnson's Market I'honel Bring your invalids and old peo 87. r 1 :. 838ttple to tho-Anhland Convalescent Temporary auto licenHes wore j and Rest Home. " 89 issued at tho sheriff's office yes-j Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Mason left terday afternoon to 1.- W-.- Casad i Medford Friday to visit friends and .of .Central Point, Wendell King, of Ashland and the .- Commercial' Rucker's Taxi. -Phone 68. Rates Credit company, Ilarley Dressier, 2ha. Prompt service. lit Pierce-Allen Motor company, Roy Mortreff and l-.ee Uaker of Med ford. i- ,-t ' ' '-.! " '- c ' Cheap lumber and cedar posts, Medford "Lumber Co. 237tf- Battery U members of Ashland leave July I for Seattle, where they will he located for their annual two Weeks' camp training, making the trip to Puget Sound in connec tion with a visit of tho Pacific flret to tho sound. These dogs don't need a license Mpoonhie -pets." nt, Hwem's. Kverelt Anderson, head clerk nt ,the ,Ialel Medford, and his 'Wife left last Friday for a several days' visit' at Rerkelny, Calif. Tlose mending, runners removed and snags worked back. Handi craft Hhop. - 21tf Miss Annie M. X-ang of - The Dalles is Oregon's candidate far national office at the nnnUuJ meet ing of the iJaughtors of the Ameri can Revolution at Washington, D. C, this week, f . You are urged to heoome a mem-, ber of Ithe Humane Soolety. AU it cohIs is (1 a year. 26 Kn route to Crlssey flol(J, Bnn Francisco, WentworUi Oos, army j flier and former Pacific Air Ti'ann- i port filer stationed hero tfni' a I short time two years ago, was a visitor at the local airport yester day afternoon, arriving from Van- oituver, ash, iwo army .woeng planes ulso landed here while en route to Ran Diego from the Hom ing .factory at Seattle. Dyngo's old-tirno novelty dance, Nat. Thursday and Saturday. . ,24 Tho silver trophy offered each year to tlvp Oregon National Ouard no mini ny Kttalnlng tho highest all around standing, will be presented to the Klamath national guard at Legiqn Memorial hall April 20 b IX. O. ,Cal(ve,rt, managing editor ofr the Oiegonian J-et m$ vrie your firo Insurance. Carl Y. 'Tcngwald, Hotol Holland. ihono 903. ,tf Among recent Oregon monthly .pensions .granted at Washington. JJ. (;., was onn of 0 to Raymond U, Ackerlund n,f Talent. Dyngo-'s ttld-tlmo novelty dance; Nat, ThurUny and Saturday. 24 "Safety Hot" ,UuUIh, lp nharae o,f uccldapt prevention work tr Copco, returned Snturday f,rnm; a UtiBipeKs trip to i In math Falls. Marcels 75c and $1 at Cow man's Beauty Shop. Phono 57. Rogue Klk resort will ho open- for bumness heroro the end of ,the month, according to Us owner, ,W. O. MclJonuUl, who was tn Metlfurd yesterday from the resort proiier.ty, located near Trail. Tlo has been making extensive improvements Including it park extending dtr sev- oral hundred yards along tho Cra ter Lake highway. Heat your orchard with kindling, blocks and slabs. Tel. CM, Mad ford Fuel Co. i ' j ,tf Portlmaster Wm.'J. Warner has been taking a severnl dayH' vaea tloti to cot his irardan in shane and look after nffafrs at the ran oh. Factory blocks, $8 load. Tel. GSl. Medford Fuel Co.' 82-Uf Tho canal system of tho Ornnts Pass Irrigation dlntrlct Is in the best condition this spring that It has ever .been, according to C. K, fttrleklip,' nsHlfdant stnto engineer, who Is here checking on the dis trict In connection with the re financing operations. Ho nlio finds the' sentiment of the people on tho district better than ever be fore, with the lands In better shape to make use of tho water than In prevloitM years. Mr. Strlcklln Is optimistic over tho outlook for the local project. --OrantH Pass Courier Dressmaking, smocking and but tonholes. The Fashion Shop, I24 Medford tlldg. Phone 1181. 13lf Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Iopgwlll of Do (oris, Colo., nrrlved .last )veek to visit Mr. XamgwIU'ti uncle, V. F. Longwlll, of North Fir street. The Colorado couple left their home several months ftgo and have been making an extended tour. Humane Society needs ypur help, Join today. 26 . Plans for the construction of a 60.000 Catholic church are ;hclng completed at Klamath Falls! and ground will be broken . for the structure within six weeks. A nw parish house will be constructed adjacent to tho church. , ! Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. 237tf A dog named Llndy was among the 2rt Uteky dogs to have Itconttrs furnished them yesterday nt the county clerk's office. Ho was listed as tho property of Jack Wood, but not tho Wood of the wrestling prowess, but a youngster perhaps M or 12 yearn old. "My dog is brown and white." said the boy, - but now he Is turning black. WouM his color be brown, white and blnck or not? You see .he's bren out In the smudge." Gladiolus bulbs and hulblets, wholesale nnd retnll, or I will let (hem out on shares. H. J. Taylor, 734 llmvthorne, Grants Pass, Ore. MEDFORD MAIL The. little Hungarian pheasant, which .has become a great favorite with Oregon sportamen, has been released by state game farms this season to the number of 1500. Stranded with an J 800 Bulck sedan, f ulty paid for,' as his sole assets, a Wyoming youth, who told officers his father gave him $2300 and -told him to have a gtvl time, is in 'Ashland awaiting mo.ey to help Jilm on -his way. A trip to Tia Juana, a, few days' enjoyment ,'of the Mexican revolution, etc., and plenty of drink and the' youth found himself penniless. "He was ;takcn Into custody hy Traffic Of fl eer C. P. Talent. Ashland Tidings Notice! Protect your new lawn with metal eaves troughs. Callj 411. Medford Hheet Metal Works, 719 No. Central. 26 City Attorney John.' H. Carkln arrived home Friday night from having spent most of the week on business in Salem and Portland. ' School children's pet show, Arm ory, April 20, 26 ETforts are being made' in Eu gene to bring the 1980 state" Chris tian Endeavor convention to that ''city. - Thl year's ootivfrntlon'' Will j. relatives In Portland, 't-i ' -.;: One of the largest crowds of the season 'is expected tomorrow night at the entertainment planned by the Knights of Pythias at their lodge Jiall for members and their friends. Special Committees have been' working on -the party' foii somfr time." - . ' Birthday cards at fiwem's. 24 ' You have the babies. We have I the announcement cards. Swem's. - .--..' 24 Mrs. Volmn Daw and small daughter of Klamath Falls are In Medford and Trail for a short time; having been Culled by the 'serious condition of her father, Janper Hanna, who sustained serious in juries here ten days ago in an auto' mishap. JIls condition - was Im proved yesterday, but was still con sidered serious. Het your orchard with klndlnlg, blocks and Klabe. Tel. 631, Med ford Fuel Co. - tf Marriage licenses were Issued at the county clerk's office yesterday to Sam -Meadow of Medford and Gladys Lyman of Ashland; Merlvln Pike and Frances Thompson, both of Olendale. (Ore.; Conrad Hernian and Kate Burdock, both of Sac-: rn,mcnto. Dry pine slabs,1 $B- load. ( Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. ; 324tf U M T . 'i:"; Ankle Fashipned-' jk-if t. Hand Tailored Oxfords f: '' . ; : " ,'.- ". ;... .. -i . .. ... . t 0 SMART for jSprinljg War C i A.. ..r. , : , 1 ' u Sturdy, handsome, ankle-fashioned TUNN BUSH oxXords that give REAJL fOonifort diring the Spring and summer. ' TJiere are all sizes iu the nost popular 1 shapes and styles . . . Tan and brown leath ers lead with a fair sprinkling of popular Witcks included. w i . Evory single pair of NUN-BUSH oxfords is mad by master craftsmen . . . manufac, tured of the very f ineat materials ! . and anfcle fashioned. Every pair FITS SNUG LY and TRIMLY around the ankles Come in . . , Just try on a pair of NUNN-BUSH shoes . . . You'll notice the difference right away ! TRIBTOfE, MEDFORD, Grants Pass Lions planned a visit to the Medford den on the evening of April 20 during their Thursday noon luncheon at the -Del Bogue, after I.lon Wilson, of the Medford club,' extended a personal Invitation to a banquet and dance that day In honor- of the Lions j International president, Ben A. ' Kuffin. IJon Vice President Con - M. Durland was named chairman f of the visit to arrange details for ! the trip. It Is expected -that 20 Wons and their ladies will .go to meet the international president, .Grants Pass Courier, - . t Notice! Protect your new lawn with metal aves troughs. - Call 411. Medford Sheet Metal Works. - ' No, Central. - 26- u. -. aiceie, a i vision manager or Tho California Oregon Power com pany, with headquarters In -Yreka. left Saturday for his home after hrief business visit at the com pany's general offices In .thts-clty. Take your films to Bwem's for master t hot o finishing. V 24 ' Mr. and Mrs. O. McLennar have reUvrtied'to 4heia.home in Marsh field after a khort visit In Medford. Miss- Winifred- Offleld vbos copted a position '-with Santford- Jones and company as bookeeper.? Klamath Filte Herald. i Call5 or phone to the American Laundry for a free bundle of wash neti. Useful for nfanv things, such as wiop' rags, dish 'towels; and pot holders.-"- ' ' J -C-v--- 23 Diamond lake reoelvs favorable: publicity in the current Issue -of Western Out-of-Doora, i magazine ipubllshed In Portland, with the printing of two pictures. One is cn thc: cover HntT Is st a collection' of trout taken from the- lake,' and the other Is a vlew- of the lake itself." - A short description -is printed-with the latter picture. Dr. Frederick C. Young, dean ot the school of sociology at the Uni versity, of Oregon, who died re cently, left an -estate valued at nearly - 1100,000, divided - equally between the widow and1 two chil dren ILK UTTER CfitAM PASTUERIZED SAFE i PORE PBODUjCED - PACKED ThfE, SANJTABV WAV 3 ft PO N E 1 QREOON, SUNDAY, APRIL-14, 1929. - Glenn Fabrlckf. the -Medford ! DomeRtlc laundry Vuft last week to attend the annual meeting of the Oregon ; Laundry Owners Jrotec- tlve and Benefit association at The Dalles. Margaret Launspach, a member of the grade school faculty at Mer rill, Is visiting over the week-end with her mother' Mrs. George Daunspauch. - Bert -Hostel and Edward Kelly eft yesterday afternoon by motor on a short business trip to Eugene. They are scheduled to return this afternoon.' "Dr. J. M. - Keene of Medford spent Sunday in Ashland visiting friends," said, the Ashland Tidings of lost Wednesday In its "Ashland (Thirty Years Ago" column. j Marvin fiarrick has only one. game between himself find the city -three-cushion billiard tournament and it will probably be played to morrow night with Dr. w, - E. Laptls. . While he and N. Fuji are now tied -for ilrst place, the.iatter. has' agreed to give Darrick SiruV place If he defeats Dr, Iantis, hut if the latter is victorious, Fuji has first place without .dispute. ; Dar rick has. had the hardest schedule of -any player in the tournament, having played more games. . . 4 :A Prooutinatloii 'AVheceas, thirty-three states. In cluding Oregon-are recognizing the Week of April 14th to 2tth as "Be Kind to Animal Week.'' and Wnerens. such a humane move ment Is of hiph' purpose, generous impulse and a fine influence in our community, therefore . ' He it resolved, that the citizens of Medford accept the kindly pur pose of this week In Its humane spirit, and be kind and gentle to all animals. A. W; PIPES. . 22 - jj:Mayor. "" AS GOOD AS A TRIP TO S 8 fOJ " The Pick o' the Big WW t t . CONEY ISLAND ' I -.f .. Pic'ur"11 s., .jggp?f-. t '3 Days Ufc You'll Trin AV" ONE DAY ONLY t omy ' 'SEE and HEAR I JUJ I . Contbutous Shows 12:30 to 11 P. M. ' ' A&PfeV ' It All With l . -'''-' t ': " dPkiSwx ' Music, Sound and, . 11 . . ' GOOD - T" ; s-xs-A-rj ' l-fr,-; ' '' '.;;.? - features " Vt-.: j "i . . starring 1 1 ??,' - - i5"4 Rothermel 's Music ' . ' r 1 -r. ?- ..'....-'.RENEE;ADOREE fSTrtK sbiodays.staets ALAN HALE ; fejii& Tomorrow' ; spedai Added".; u ;M mmmJWm ' - i - Short Talking Dralna 'x ' ' '' .; M ITC'?!1! ' - "SHARP TOOLS" ' " MWIl THE TALKING NEWS Ah 6 i u n n n n n n n r n i s" i Trowbridge Lumber Yard ' .;. EveVythlnfl In, Lumber nd flulldlna Material tOlttributort for J.ohns-Mannvltle Roofingt v Trowbridge Cabinet Works ' Cablneta, Windows, Doors, 8creens, Etc The Old Reliable Established In 1908 When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone 238. We can be of real service to you. "Attorney Johnson and I fought hard on the case and we were gratified with a manslaughter ver dict instead of a verdict based on second degree murder, sold T. 'J. Enright, local lawyer, who was one of the defense attorneys tn the trial of Clyde Moore at Grunts Pass last week. In. the same case, the prosecution was aided by Allison Moulton of this city. . Attorney Enright said yesterday, afternoon the case Is to be appaeled. ' Practice for the annual Jackson field and, track meet Is occupying the attention of students of sec ondary high schools and grammar schools in the county.. It will be held at tho. fairgrounds April 27 and will: be a banner day of the year for the county schools, all of which are usually represented at the meet. : Jerry 'ivorton, formerly clerk nt the? Ltthla Springs hotel In Ash land, has accepted a position with the Pantorlum cleaning works of this city, and Is devoting a portion of his time to auto -delivery , and part to duties inside the cleaning establishment. Hoy Hchuiz, logging contractor, has returned to his heme In Marsh- Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford Dinner $1.00 i ...ii i , - .3- . . j r. "The Food Is Better" At the Medford United Htntes In April to make a Trtr"n "l.. ' -WASHINGTON : PROVIDENCE vtf!lV LB S ) field, following a short lime spent technical study of automobile roa here on business. - . . - construction and financing an, t gasoline taxes. The report will g BEKI-1X VP) A commission , l0 the German government. from the. Berlin chamber of com-; . ' . . : . merce arid Industry will go to" the , Clean raga wanted at the Mai KINGS iMiUURMt f '1 " liow Turio Kave an instinctive appreci- alion of the fines thinfcs .in Hfe turn i .' to Gorham Plate when it comes to the ; . selection of table ware. f i' ; The desifens of this silver ware are ex quisite. Each is a perfect interpretation of the style nnl period it represents. Quality nnd finish are of course unex celled since they nra the products of : Gorham craftsmanship. PiiccS are reasonable. $4 for 6 tea i for 6 dessert snoons or ,. , , forli. $3 for 6 table spoons or forks. Lawresice, the Jeweler Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry." ;r, . , .X : of QUALITY i - r,i Main and Fir St." " , . , Established 190! Awakening OF LOVE .with .... .... LOUIS WOLHEIM and , WALTER BYRON You'll see the screen's most beautiful romance. one of secret courtship amid the thunder and turmoil of war. 14 301 1U' : M.