PXGB TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFiOX. MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929.
"Focal and;
-"Personal
j; The fishing season opened early
thia morninji for all of OreRon.
with thouuandH ot men, women
und boy anglers In all parts of the
Btnte trying their luck at the rivers
arid other streams, and of course
Medford and the rest of tho valley
. had their full quota of opening day
unifiers' out, de.splte the coudinefs
of "the? weather and. roily water.
Ko far as could he learned today.
th' deputy. Kame wardens. -fuund
no hootlet'Klng anglers fishing in
this county yesterday, a iluy ahead
of the 'opening. ' ! -
4F"reH pork at the Public Market
until noon tomorrow. .. ,.t 24
".'The 'Crater Liike Gullr of Mhe
Presbyterlun church will meet at
the- home of if rs. H. Jfi. Mnrsh cn
South Peach: street tonight. Miss
Margaret Scott: and Mrs. W. A.
. Thompson will assist Mrs. Marsh
as hostesses for the evening. The
papVr tonight, which will bo read
by Mrs. Thompson, Is entitled, "Tho
Christian Influence on 'Tapestry
und Old Luces." t i
Free! Bowman's Beauty Shop.
On every marcel a free re-wave
jjlveh within three days except on
Friday or Saturday. Call 57 for
appointment. 36
A. minor aula collision took place
yesterday at the Intersection of
Tenth and Ivy streets between cars
(driven by I.. Dully, and Tillle
Dobhyn, according to a report on
.He at the police station today '. .
Jr Dinnerr Lutheran church, 4th
land Oakdale, "Wed. 5:30 toSO.
lAdults 3ric, children sricv "; A. 24
f Quests from ft distanco at; Mfld-
iford hotels include Amena . Klllot
Webster of Chicago, A. H.''Axtll
of-Vulley Clty,. N. Ih, K. HogiSs of
Washington, D,. C, IX. G. Waddell
land family of Heglnut Hnslt. '
Mealy Klamath Netted1 Gtfm po
itRoes, 100 His. for $1,25; GO lbs.
!7Go. Delivered any place in city,
llohnson's Market, Oth and Grape
Wt." Phone i7. : 3O0tf
Ji Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Steward left
phis morning for Han Frannlsco on
iv :buylng trip. Having recently
nude arrangements for moving
Jhelr'Grants Pass store from Its
lireent location in tho Hedwoods
liotel to the California Oregon Pow-
frr company building in that city,
hey are laying In a largo spring
hnd summer stock for tho two local
tores. Mr. Steward will return to
(Med ford within a few days, Mrs.
Ftewurd remaining In tho south for
0 days or two weeks.
Children! Have you made your
nlrlR into tho "Pet Hhow"? llur
yj Prizes In all-classes. JackHon
'nunty Humane Hoolety, V 24
lMr'H. W. W. Dlnklns and WlnU
rotl Wnlkor spent Sunday at Tros-T
ect. '" 'iiv
Dry fir slabs, $6 load.- TftKOSl.
Medford Fuel Col 324tf
J. J, Dcakln sold his property
onslstlng of . a house and throe
nts on the Houlcvai'd yesterduy to
iVllllam Hrlggs .of this city, and
oak In exchange the old Harkor
hflmo In Medford. Ashland Tld-
'igs.. -
Opportunity for young man to
jjearn piano tuning and -take over
HtabllKhed eloiitele. No knowledge
f musle required. For particulars
ddresK . Ilox C. H. Trltmne. 20
The condition of. J. M. Samuels,
4-yeoi'-ttld (Central Point resident.
nijured In an auto mishap Inst
frock, was reported to he somewhat
Improved at the Sacred iTour.t hos
pital today.
Heat your orchard with kindling,
(locks and slabs. Tel. 631, Mod
ord Fuel Co. tf
; Two divorce decrees were grant
id laM week In circuit court to
I'olly Ilarr from Samuel Burr and
o Huby. Dobson from Clarcnm
Jobson. A coinUlnlnt for divorce
!van. filed today, by Tra Plttnian
tgulnst Alice Plllman, both of Ash
und, on grounds of cruel nnd, ln-
rumun treatment.
Childronl Havo you nindo your
i'lUrUis In to. tho "Pot Show!'? Hur
ry! Prizes In all classes. Jackson
S'ounty Humane Society. 1 24
I . Three automobiles, which had
Oieen seized by the state to be sold
lit auction here, will not be sold,
ficoordlng to papers on file today
it the county clerk's office. Indl-1-atlng
tho onlnrri of seizure have
Ilieen dismissed n grounds of the
wnershlp of the curs being held
y'n finance company. -Tho tna-
Ihlnes hud been taken .from O.
-'arnero, Ij. SanqUlnottl'nnd Mary
Jntt for the transportation of al
leged moonshine. t ,..
Notlcel Protect your now lawn
Jvlth nwtnl eaves troughs. Coll
Mil. Medford Sheet Metal Works.
e 1 ft 3n ... n it
.'- ' u' - -
1
There's a
World of
'Difference
in Breads. Specify
Fluhrer' s Bread the
next time yon phone
yotir grocer and be as
sured of the best tho
market affords.
Ik
Guests from California at Medford-
hotel Include Mr.- und Mrs.
F. E. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Tannerbaum and Frank Tilt of
Lex Angeles, Chus. H. Dundore of
Santa Monica, K. M. Weed of Oak?
land, Mr. and Mrs. 1. R. Mnlnprlre
of Berkeley, C. O. Wolohen and
W. li. Dean of Chlc Mr. und Mrs,
K.' 1 1. Hay ward, L. V. Cochran, V.
It. Huttan, Oeo. D. Iee and F. V.
Martin of San Franclnco.
Listen in over KMED tomorrow
night and hear what Miss Sara
VunMeter has to tell you, 8 p. m.
20
Salem high school typists defeated
the Eugene high school In a re
turn contest held last: Saturday.
Tho Salem typists wrote an aver
age of 57.51) words per minuto with
10 errors, while the Eugene con
testants wroto 65.17 words per; min
ute with JC errors. -'
Factory blocks, Jfl'load. Tel. 31.
Medford Fuel Co. .... S24tf'
.Circuit court convened today to
take up the civil action of the Med
ford National bank against n. A.
Btanchard and ft. A, filunchard
company of Portland, based on a
business transaction consummated
last year. The bank Is suing for
the recovery of money. Tho case
Is expected to be ended today nnd':
was being tried' before a Jury.
Watch for Hlenle Fluhrer, the
high flyer. He has a message for;
you. Jackson County Humane So-1
eiety. ' 25 j
liounty warrants were issued ut j
ine county cictk s omce looay 10
C. E. Wilhllo of Lake Creek, one
bobeat, and to Clyde - Fields
of
Jacksonville, two coyotes., v .-
Upholstering Call Jacksonville
202. ftftft
Uoyd P. Wicks Is at the Heath-,
man from, Medford. -Tho orchard
lsts In the vlclnlty of Medford are
now. on. the ulert to fight frost nnd
cold" temperature to savo tho pear
crop.. ' Last week a tralnhmd of
oil arrived to be usedjn the smudge
pots. A special oil Is required for
this purpose A few night ago
the- weather turned so cold fthat
the fruit growers had to get out
In tljo orchards early In tho even
ing and sturt Jho smudges burning
and the flames wnie kept going
through the night, it U w weird
sight to Kfo an orchard of many
acres with the smudge pots In op
eration In tho night and - in the
morning Medford and vicinity are
covered with the smudge. A few
mornings ugo thjo residents say
the-smoke of the smudges In the
oi'churds was worse than they have
ever known. As a rule the smudges
are not started until May, but thU
year the cold spelt has necessitated
an earlier date. The Oregonlan,
Wutch for lllnnle Fluhrer, the
high flyer. He hns a message for
you. Jackson County Humane So
ciety. :. . aft
H. H. VanDuzer of Portland, a
member of the state highway com
mission, wan n visitor In Medford
yesterday rindvns registered at-the
liotel Jackson -,
Wedding anniversary cards at
Swem's. 24
Mrs. John Seller spent a portion
of last week In Tho Dalles, Ore.,
attending a state convention of the
Degree ofv Honor Protective soci
ety. She acte.il uh a delegate from-,
the local lodgtC , i
Listen In over KMED tomorrow
night an d h ea r what M lss Sara
VnnMoter has to toll you; 8 p. m.
, 20
Tho chemistry nnd physics I
classes of the Grants Pass high
school spent Saturday at tho Pros
pect' plant of tho California Or-egon
company In seeing tluv worklngH of
n modern power plant. Tho stu
dents were, accompanied J by the
high school Instructors. '
Hot, clean coal, Tel. 631. Med
ford Fuel Co. 324tf
Articles of Incorporation of thoj
Unique Cleaners. company ; were on!
file today nt tho county clerk'si
office. Tho corporation Is to make
Its headquarters In Medford for!
the purposo of engaKlng In the
cleaning business and In being es-
tabllshed by three local men. I
Get thoso fenders and auto
bodies straightened nt Brill's Sheet j
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Hupor!
Service Station. Phone 418. if!
A herd of about 100 beef typej
cattle wns shipped to Klamath j
Falls Saturday from Waltorvllle. I
Ore., to the ranch of Miller broth
ears, near Fort Klamath. They
were purchased last fall from Les
ter Mlllcan, who wintered them at
Waltorvllle. , ' I
Cheap lumher nnd cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co, 237tf
. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando W. David
son of Portland slopped , over In
Medford yesterday to visit local
friends on their way to California,
where they will remain three weeks
on business nnd pleasure, return
ing to their home via tho Uoosevelt
highway around tho first of May.
Mr. Davidson is president of the
Seeley Company Insurance office
at Portland.
Window grass, nil sizes; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. tf
All Amcriran Legion Auxiliary
members planning to attend the
luncheon at Ashland nnd tho ban
quet at Hoseburg, honoring visit
ing American Legion and Auxiliary
officials, nre requested to telephone
Mrs, lxe Oarlock, 234-U- or Mrs.
I Leo Hrlcker. A good sized dele
gation of auxiliary members arc
I planning to attend.
Cheer up the, person who la 111
with a "get woH" card from Swem'i.
24
Margaret Purvlne, lfi, will he the
youugeRt, person 'ever graduated
from the Salem, Ore., high nohMol
when she receives her diploma in
June. She Is tho daughter of Al
derman Purvlne nnd !r. Mary
Purvlne. The oldest person In the
class Is 24.
Freh shipments of smelt Arriv
ing tftally. Free delivery any place
In city. Johnson's Market. Phone
97. , 838tf
Tho gasoline price situation In
Medford has shown no material
change since reduced prices were
put Into effect last wffpk. with
prices hovering nniund 24 tnd 2R
cents per gallon. The majority of
the stations nre selling nt 24 cents,
hut ftcverat hnvo Increased the
price one cent during the Inst two
days. ' - '
You nre urged to become a mem
ber of the Humane Society. All it
costs Is $1 a year, Jfl
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co, 237if
A building permit was issued by
the city, toduy to Clyde Cook to
build a garage on Columbus avenue
at a coat of $75. ,
These dogs don't need a license
"Poochle Pets.y at Swem's. S4
It was so funny to John E.
Frank of Frank's Comedians, Med
ford, today. Frank was arrested
for,speedlng between this city and
Wolf Creek and was fined $10 and
costs by Justice of the Peace C. E.
Rusk. Tho arrest was made by
Traffic Officer Hubert Hoxle,
Grants Pass Courier..
Hose mending, runners-removed
and snags worked- back. . Handi
craft Shop. 218tf
A good attendance Is urged at the
reorganisation meeting tomorrow
afternoon at Talent of the Talent
branch of tho. Jackson County
Health; association. The branch
would supplement and cooperate
with tho Jackson county health
unit, operating department 'ofr tho
association. The meeting will' bo
In charge of Miss Mildred Carlton,
president of tho association, and
Miss Augusta 3 lover, county nurse.
Dynge's old-time novelty dance,
Nat. Thursday and Saturday. 24
Hack In Medford on' a furlough
of 30 days, Corporal Earl Akers
of the UnJtod States marine corps
aviation department Is in the-city
today for a short time visiting rela,
tlves. Corporal Akers. haa been
gono for (nearly three Jyeurrt, and
during that time ban seen service
In Chfnai (!uam nnil other far aam(.
.. ern .countries. He brought back
wUn him an" interesting collection
of pictures taken In China, show
ing views of hostilities which occu
pied tho news of the world a year
or. two ago. While his first enllst
raontis nearly over, 'Corporal Akers
.plans to re-enllst In vlow of pa
si hie '"promotion to, higher, rank
.within; tho next year. . v ',- t
i Let rne write your fire Insurance.
Carl y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Pbone- 098. , tf
, HUH HUffirlng from thq. effects
of nn accidents five weeks ago,
Wftpft a willow mpling struck him
across the face nnd on the eye.
JesHO Hnmrick of Central Point
wuh ilmong Hit? visitors in Medford
today) The blow cn used the left
eye to go blind, but efforts nre bo
ing mado by a local oculist to re
store its sight. Ho was employed
by an irrigation company at the
llrpo the accident 'occurred. '
Dynge's old-time novelty dance,
Nat. Thursday and Saturday, 24
Among the temporary auto 11
censes Issued at the sheriff's office
aro two to the Plerce-AUen Motor
company this forenoon,
Marcels 75c and $1 at Bowman's
Meanly Shop. Phone 67. 20
Among the Oregonlann register
ed at local hotels over Sunday were
Jv T. .Jnrdino of. Corvnllls, H. It
Pnrron of Ncwburg, l,yle MoCul
lo(ri of ,Powers, Louis. Zoiss of Ha-
lemV Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Uowllng,'
Dykciv.nn Wlilte and Mrs. -WV J.
Hplcer ot Kugono, and, the follow
ing from Portland: Mr.' and Mrs.
rt. rt. Itnnkln, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W.
Duvldson, F. H, DoVore, H, A.
Hennehard, H. U. VanDuzeK I2dw.
Hoznrt, H. H. Grandy, Denton Hur
dlck,, Wilbur Hondei'son. J. J. Mar
shall,. O. AW Myers. O, K, Jlnnson,
D. U.MeQulrei Hal Vnuhnn, H. 11.
Ifalrd, A rll la H t r a 1 1 n, fJesslo
Phrngg. (leorge James, H, A. Fos
ter., H. Kuolle, Kdward Ilognrt and
C. iC. Ilarr.
yoat your orchard with kindling,
blocks and slabs. Tel. 6,3 1 Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
Throe modern houses nro under
construclion on Plttvlew Acres, the
subdivision being developed be
tween Medford and Central Point
by tho Khelley real estate agency.
Millard Frazior of San. Antonio,
Tex., came here a week ago and
has purchased a thfoe-acra traot
on which an attractive house will
bo built. Leltoy Hllderback nnd
H, H. Powell have also- recently
been ndded to the list of Plttyiew
homo owners.-
, Factory blocks, $0 load. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co. 824tf
Don Louderback of Billings,
'Mont.,' formerly a resident oMtoguo
River valley, expects to return to
bis large cattle ranch In Montana
this week. Mr. Louderback has
spent the pafct three weeks In Med
ford In order, to dispose of his lo
cal property, i
Dressmaking, smookng and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tf
Chester Brown, local resident ar
rested at Ashland last weolc on u
charge of liquor possession) is
scheduled to onter a plea this week
in the Ashland justice oourti where
hi bonds lust Saturday worn sot
at 8S0O0. Unable to ralso the mon
ey, Hrawn Is being hold In the
county Juil. His automobllo bus
beenv confiscated by the state.
Humane Society needs your help.
Join today. 26'
Kdward C; Kelly and Bert Hos
tel returned to Medford Into last
night after spending the week ond
in Kugene on business und pleasure.
Olndlotus bulbs and bulhlots,
wholeiwle nnd rotnll, or I will let
them out on shares. 8; J, Taylor,
784- Hawthorne, Grants Pass, Ore
. t4
ISIS
Tues. and Wed.
it
Celebrity"
'- With - ' .
UNA BASQUETTE
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
and CLYDE COOK
Romance, fun, hokum lnlde
ituff, topped by the hlggeit
ring b.ttl, evtr fllm.d red
letter day for all who ,ee this
novel, delightful, thrilling,
amazing photoplay.
Added Attractions
BUNKER BATTLERS
DIZZY PAZE
10 and 15
The final game of the city three-'
cushion billiard tournament will Wt
played tonight hetwepn 'Slarvip
Barrick and Dr. AV."K. 'Lantls on a
handicap basis of 30 to 24. Barrick
Is tied for first place with N; Fuji,
but the latter has agreed to give
Barrick first if he wins tonight's
game, nut'irne-ioses ne-wm still
be assured of first place.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. - '- 237tf
Workmen ; are completing the
construction of a beautiful seven
room house, on the O, W. Nichols
ranch In the' Valley View district.
The Nichols home is of the bunga
low type and is located on an ad
vantageous site overlooking the
valley. The Nichols place, when
completed, will be one of tho show
places of the valley. Ashland Tid
ings. ''
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Blk cor.
Mu'ln and Front. 24tf
Tax payments at the sheriff's office,-
In view of the proximity of
the penalty date,- May 6, are com
ing In faster, with a fair sized num
ber of taxpayers calling at the of-!
fice dally. A large amount of mon- i
ey is also received hyi mall from
out of coiihty property owners and ,
a large number of requests, seeking i
tax bills, have also been received1.!
Ladles' and children's hair-cutting.
Nash Barber Shop; 84
. Among guests- from "Washington
Htate at local hotels nre Mr. and
Mrs. R, C. Polk, J. W." McFadon
and Mr. and Mrs.' John It. Turner
of Tacoma, Irene Clara Kerr and
T. F; .Thompson of Seattle , . '
School children's pet show, Arm- I
ory; April 20, . 26
During , the 24 hours ending at 5
o'clock this morning, .42 of an inch
more of rnln fell In Medford and j
vicinity. Todajtc was mostly, cloudy
nnd.waH very balmy, with a mini
mum of 42 degrees...1
Rucker's Taxi." Pnbne 68, Rates
2Rc. Prompt service, ltf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
RUNT .OK. tiAM'J r 4. Berrydale
Avn. Uux AHhlnnd Ore. 20
FOll-HA LB -foot nrnnmentnl
ffince, pontH. cldor mill, vinegar,
r hon-y, .suldte, fin-niiure, kus en
; Klne. Phono 7-F-14, 2t
WANTBD: Women to room' or
bonrd In hteh-clUHs, nnlpt homo:
Write Mux D. S:i Tribune. 25
A HBSPONHIUWi:, woman with!
Home knowledge of typing and j
bookkeeping will coneider any
kind ot Job. Write D. S., Trlbuno.
26,'
FOR KAI.R 'Mnmmoth Bronze
turkov OKK8. ' MrB. R. L. Ray, Rt.
2. Phono 7S1-R. 26
LOST Illnclc hound in Clrltrin,
erpok hlllH. Notify A. 13. Llnd-J
soy, Jackson Uqtel Barber Shop. !
- ... .-! ar.ij
Pon, RBNT Unfurnished modwn'
4-room holiHe; wired for electricj
range; garage. Phono 3 075. 2li.
POIt HALE Pino modern hmme;
in unndon-by-the-Hea, half price;-8-
roome, new. garage; nowly
painted. If nold nt once, tMllO
AVould make ideal summer home..
uench close. Owner, II. E. TJread
K't,i, , , nt,,,,,, ( ru.
FOR HALE Gas rahges. tt0iacl
niso (iratni)oards, t each. Jioliil
rnnn.
FOR RUNT Desirable apt. Jlntrll'l
uranu. ' .in
FOR HALI-3 English setter pedi
greed pimple. Phone 112 0. aj
FOR SALE Modern, siihiirlin n
bungalow; 4 rooms, breakfast
nook, automatic, pump, partlf'
furnished; good garage and wood
shod; just oft Pacific hlghwavi
about Vt aero of ground. Ah.
Kentee owner sayw sell. Price
only $20110, with 20O eush. .Must
bo seen to be appreciated. E. O.
Corn, .Montgomery Wnrd Bldg.
26
FOR HALE Piano; beautiful nnk
case ana nencn, I60; terms. 226
Ho. tin lain lo.
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Wwk
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drag Store
What'sj
that
. . . And, how will it stand up in the years
( to come? Your decision is important. It ,
has long been our practice to advise our i
customers along this line. And, we have
found through experience that you can
buy no fuller satisfaction at the same
value, than you buy in Certain-teed
Mineral-Surfaced Shingles. '
' . Years of Colorful Service '
in These Certain-teed Shingles.'
We are prepared to show you the latest
trends in color and design for the modern
Phone 124 ,
,
A:
i 711 East Main
. Nancyf Jirlggs of: Ashland, who
- has been oof for some time on' ac-
count of Illness, is still unable to
resume her studies at the Medford
Business colege. ,
"Free sham poo with every dollar
marcel or finger wave, from April
16 to 23, at Bowman's Beauty
Shoppe. Phone 57. 30
i. Q. D'Albinl returned Thurs
day, from a business trip to Klam
ath Falls.
Take your films to Swem's for
master photo finishing. 24
Miss Laura Dewey has accepted
a position in the office of the Han
sen Coal company.
Birthday cards at Swem's 24
Miss lnura Pecott, who recent
ly resigned as bookkeeper at the
Hansen Coal company, left Friday
morning on the Shasta for Port
land, where she was to he jnnr
rled "yesterday to George Barker of
Tillamook..';
Dry pine slabs,' $5 load," Tel.
C3L Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
Tho Junior Boys' drum corps
will practice Thursday night this
week instead of Tuesday, as Clay
ton Isaacs will be out of town' until
Thursday.
I
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shingles crossed with a subtle variety of
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of Certain-teed Shingles tile-like; rec
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And, for any other problems concern- .
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Send now for your copy of the beautiful
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Builders' Bureau of Information
- Woods Lumber Co.
. Back to tho Woods
i A hard game Is looked for today
When .the high school 'meets' the
Cop'co "Warehouse in the city kat
ball leagu ?t 5 p. m. at the.Wash
lngton school grounds. This is the
first game to bo played by the stars
of Medford high, and a large crowd
Is expected to see them make their
debut.
Notice! Protect your new lawn
with metal eaves troughs, Call
411. Medford Sheet Metal Works,
719 No. Central. ' 26
Phone w
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Tragedies of the Carni
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ALAN HALE -
CLYDE COOK
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304 South Fir
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The Old Reliable Established In 1908
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