Medford mail tribune., May 02, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

; Tocal and .
i 4- Personal
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...Ai-para.de In which the senior
( Ins play. "Bah, the Mun-iJeo, win
be advertised, In scheduled tor thl
afternoon at' r b'clock. The hl-h
school band will lead the parade,
followed by a number of earn, dec
orated with siena, asking the towns
people to support the play,- which
will be given at Hunt's Craterian
theater next Monday evening. The
' cast has been spending much time
on the production, under the direc
tion of ' Miss Isobel Willsie. and
those who attend the play are as
sured of a good comedy presented
In a pleasing way.
' The Woman's Association of th6
Presbyterian church will hold a
food sale SaturdayMay 4, at Scott
Woolfs store, 17 W. Main. 42
Mrs. W.' B. Bchoonover, daugh
ter of Mrs. Rose Elfert of Medford.
underwent a ntajor operation In a
Portland hospital this morning and
was reported to.be in a satisfactory
CAnditoin this noon.i
Rogue Elk Hotel is ow open to
the public. Don't forget the famous-
chickea dinners; "W. a. Mc
Donald, Prop.; 4
Among California guests at Med-i
ford hotels ore T. J. Plant of Ala
meda, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Provost
of San Diego, Oeo. W. Edwards of
Chlco, H. T. Mlddleton of Oakland,
Mr. and. Mrs,. C. R. Crenshaw and
V. B. Gllroyr of Ban Francisco.
Dance, Jackson Springs Club, Bat.
Mght, 9:3a till J o'clock.
The state industrial - accident
commission yesterday filed a civil
action: in circuit court, against J.
W lawrance of Rogue River for
the collection of $51.94, claimed to
be due bat k fees: on state indus
trial accident Insurance. Lawrence
(a a logger in the Rogue River dis
trict.. ' i : -j- -
Mother's day cards thla year at
Swem'a Gift Shop are unusually
happy and sincere III both senti
ment and design. 1 4G'
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ztaniela re
turned yesterday on the Shasta
from California, Mr, Daniels hav
ing left last week to Join Mrs. Dan
iels, who had been visiting rela
tives and friends In the south for
the-past few weeks. -'
' You will have a good, time If you
come to -the Ijiko Creek Grange
dance, sat. nlght,. May 4. 43
3. !C. Tolman,' son -of the late
Judge Tolman, pioneer of Ashland,
nnd himself a native-of Jackson
county died at Naples, .Italy, April
26, 1929, according to a. message
received by Miss Belle Anderson of
this city. With his son Chester
he was making a trip around the
world when stricken. Cause of his
fatal Illness was not mentioned in
the -cable received by hlB non, C.
A. C. Tolman of Seattle, who notl
f led Joeal friends and relatives.
Ashland Tiding".
We spray all kinds of trees and
shrubs. No orders too small. Phone
your orders to 1039 .h. - 6
Alias Rvu Nealon, who has been
ill at her homo for the past few
days, was reported Improved this
morning;
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone 993. tf
Qlendale was packed yesterday
with visitors celebrating the open
ing of a 'new electric sawmill In
that city: according to State Traffic
Officer Herb Moore of thla city,
tyho spent the day In company with
pthcr officers from various parts
Df the stato In directing trnfflc.
Although the crowd was large, the
officer said there was a minimum
amount- of disorder.
Dr. M. C, Hiirher Is now located
at No, G ftnd 0, Deuel Dldi(., above
RllHSell's store. 03
fchrlno guests for Saturday and
Sunday or lie. and Mrs. juo-kick-ert
were Mr. and Mrs. tleo. Utrich
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Shalton of
Klamath Falls. They spent Sun
day at the Kdgowood park cabin
on Rogue river and were fascinated
by that alluring stream.
Send Mother' day cards that
really expreaa your innermost
. thoughts. Bwem'a Olft Shop Is
showing a distinctive selection. 45
George W. Kdwards of Chlco.
fial., arrived In this oily yesterday
' on one of his periodical business
visits.
1 ladles' and children's haircut
ting a specialty, Jackson Hotel
Barber Shop. 44
Included among the Oregonlans
registered at Medford hotels are
Hhea Luper, Clara Homycr, Mr,
and Mrs. C. A. Cummings and K.
O. Mason of Salem, R. D. Walker
of The Dalles. D. E. Miller of Ore
gon City, F. L. Jones and Bula F.
llnnna of Kugene.
Energetic
Kiddies
ned plenty of body
building food. An after
school lunch of Fluhr
er'i Milk Bread and
butter or jam will help
keep them happy and
healthy. ?
1
M. R. Paddock of Klamath Falls
,i nwnt the first of the week v UU ins
Mrs. Paddock who 1 vlnltlnK with
her parents. Mi, arid Mrs. T. W.
j Billings In Berrydale- ;.
! Dance. Jackson Sprlnss CfUb, Bat.
nlKht, 9:10 till t o'clock. 43
Q. T. Casker Js amone the Klam
ath Falls residents in Medford who
arrived yesterday.
Your deepest personal sentiments
are expressed In the new Mother's
day cards shown at Bwem's Olft
Shop. 45
A letter was received -today by
the police department from Mrs.
Minnie Drew of Post Falls.: Ida.,
seeking Information concerning the
whereabouts of Fred Condart, be-,
iievod to be in this city. Condart Is
wanted by relatives in connection
wftb the settlement of an estate:
in which he Is interested. j
Rucker's Taxi. Phone 68. Rates
2Gc. Prompt service.
The drill i tbe Southern Oregon
Oil company well No. 1, about a
mile southeast of Bonanxa, is now
pounding away At the 1300-foot
level In a blue shale that is a favor
able indication that oil will be
found, R. H. .Nix, manager of the
company, stated yesterday. The
drill averages about 20 to 25 feet
every 24 hours, with the machinery
running .that length of time each
day.--Klamath News.
Htep In at Swem'a Gift Shop and
see the beautiful new Mother's day
cards that tbe leading card manu
facturers have designed for this
occasion. 45t:
Max DeM.lles, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. DeMllles. who bos been
a patient at a local hospital for the
.past two weeks, has been taken to
his home
All kinds of woodwork. City
Cabinet Works, 227 N. Fir. i 68
Three rural schools will be dis
missed for the summer vacation
next week end a few more will be
dismissed by the following week;
but the main group of schooln will
be dismissed for the summer va
cation during the last two weeks
of May. The Willow Springs, Ster
ling and Crater Iaka schools will
be dismissed next week, according
to the county school superintend
ent's office today.
Sunday. May 12th Is Mother's
day. Stop In at Hwem's Gift Shop
and select a greeting card to send
her on the day set aside In her
honor. .- ... i, ..: v 4G
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Booth of Spo
kane and Mr. and Mrs. Jl. L.; White
of Seattle are among tho tempor
ary visitors In Medford from the
state of Washington.
Money loaned to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 13, Palm Eyk., cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Wo have at hand now one of
the best means of proving sportsr
manship that has ever been offer
ed to the entire student-body. The
tennis courts that are at the1 rear
of the school uro a continual form
of amusement for ai) that go to
them for recreation. . Do all the
students realize that they ure be
ing judged by the vnythcy con-,
duct thomselves on thtlse-. courts
and other people aro forming their
opinion according to the actions
of the students while playing, on
thoHo courts. Medford J 11 News.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medford Bldg. Phone 1181. 13tf
A bounty warrant was Issued at
the county clerk's office yesterday
to W. J. Iteckelheimer of Ptnehurst
for the killing of one coyote.
Helman's plunge opens Mny 4th.
70
Joseph Duve Thomas, a Chip
pewa Indian long distance runner.
accompanied by his trainer, John
Kffmun, were In Medford en route
back to their headquarters at Fort
Klumnth, following a visit to Grants
Puss, whero Thomas hud Intended
to register for the annual pun
Frnncisco-Clrants Puss marathon
run.i However, registrations are
not yet being made, as the race Is
not to be run for several months.
Hose mending, runners removed
and snags worked back. ITnndl
ornft Shop, . 216tf
Mrs. J. Hubbard of lakevlnw,
who is visiting the C. A. , White
family In Ashlnnd, spent yesterday
In Medford with her brother, C. A.
WhHe, who Is a patient In a- local
hospltnl.
Harvey Service open from 4' a. m.
till midnight. Gas. oil, high pres
sure greasing and -washing. g 8th
and Klverslde. '4 6
More than 100 pounds of small
and large nails, screws, scrap iron
and other articles which., might
easily Inflict punctures In automo
bile tires were picked up by the
stato highway magnet which was
run over tho Redwood highway
this week, when the margnet wns
taken to the state line and back
from Grants Puss.
Medford Warehouse. Dititr.hu
lion, storage, crating financing.
47
Tomporary auto licenses. wore Is
sued at the sheriff's office yester
day afternoon to T. A. Talent
George Carpenter, Roy Marsh an,
Rmery llegg, F. W. Cope and John
W, Johnxon. P. 1. Ashcraft of Ash
lund nnd Ivan Morris of Jnckson
vllle.
Helmnn's plunge opens May 4th.
70
R. W. Obcrly of Clifton, Colo
Is among the guests from a (Ha
ni noe registered at local hotels. -
Mrs. II. H. IniUr Is spending n
i few duys visiting In Grunts Pass
with the R. K. Hackett family and
other friends. Mrs. Loxlor. who
owns propurty here,-has been muk
ing her home in Modesto but will
reside in the future with her
daughter, Mrs. A. I- Woman, at
MMlford. -Grants Pass Courier.
Window glass, all sties; also plate
gin- Trowbridge Csblnet Wks. tf
The Inte.it nriival In tbe city kit
ten bull teuitoe Is a learn composed
of employes of the city street do
partment, which played Its lnt
gqm with the postoffiee team.
The street men were badly detent
ed, ut have hopes of having re
venn" on the postoffloe hurlcrs In
short time.
Ktnrsld's Imperial Orchestra
r.ugle Point Hat. Dance till 3:30
43
Ithea Luper, slate engineer. itnt
last night and part of today lnthls
city, and with Judge 11. D. Norton
will explain refinancing of the
Gram Pans Irrigation district at
meeting In the Armory at Grants
Pass tonight, u ,t.
Lynn Cronenmlller of Salem,
deputy state forester, and A. CV Mc
carty of the state forestry stair,
who Is taking over "the duties of
Jackson county district fire war
don until Dwight Phlpps has fully
recovered, returned to Medford last
night from having attended the
celebration at Glendale yesterday,
and left this forenoon for Klamath
Falls on business with Jack Kim
ball, .district state fire warden for
Klamath county. ..' . ; i
Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf
Carnival dance. Eagle Point Sat.
night. Klncaid's Imperial Orches-.
tra.
Mr. and -Mrs. E. J. Burnett of
Ashland motored to Medford Sun-;
day for a visit with friends. .
Dynge's old-time dance. Nat ble i
hall, Saturday night, ooc. 4i-Old-tlme
dance. Nat Thurs. 45 ;
In the opinion of ,Ken Moller,
foreman of the40l orchards, along
the foot off Roxy Ann. frost danger
as far as his orchards -are . con
cerned, is over,: Outside .of a pos
sible freak of nature, Mr. Moller
this forenoon . delleved freezing
weather to be over, but is remain
ing . prepared for any emergency
that may occur.
Cheap dry - lumber at Medford
Lumber Co.' , 327tf
llig carntvAt dance, Eagle Point
Sat. night. Dance till 2:30. 43
Guests at Medford hotels from
Portland Include Mesdames J. E.
Calhey and J. E. Anderson, SI Lar
een, J. S. Pitman, Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Cate, L. U. Morrison, Alonzo
Morrison. T. W. .Jones,, U J. Salr
man; H. 8. Miller, P. C. Stevens,
J. W. Wright, W. D. Jamison. C.
W. Jones, K. B. Duffy, A. W. Shoe
maker, J. K. McCune, H. E. Stout,
G. D, Samler, L, C. FoMter. J. T.
Jones, E. C. Rushing, J. Dlnkin,
Miss P. E. Bakoy. Y. S. Grousko.
H. W. Meed, R. D. Miller, R. II.
Scranton and B. E. WiUon.
Special, tulips 25c a dozen. 8am
.uelson's Gardens, 298 Clark St. 44
Governor and Mrs. I. L. Patter
son, who stopped in this city over
night and this forenoon, after tak
ing in the Glendale celebration yes
terday, left the Hotel Medford afier
lunch this noon for Klamath falls.
Where tomorrow the governor wll
address the ohamher of pommerce
of that city.
Old-time dance. Nat Thurs. 4 5
Just right, pet your hair put at
George's Clean Towel Shop,; 7 N.
Fir, and you'll say lt'a Just right.
41
The Medford hlch school t'i
will not take part In tho state high
school band contest to be held in
Portland May 11 under the aus
pices of the Oregon Federation of
Music clubs. The schools nre sched
uled to compete for the sohool band
ohamplonship of the state, and the
winner of first place in oIosh A will
receive a bronise and sliver trophy
donated by the National Bureau for
the Advancement of Music.
Dance, Engle Point Sat. .night.
Lots of everything. . 43
J, C Hopper .Scenic Drive, Is
suffering from Iwn bone fractures
of his left wrist and a gash over
his right y as the result ;of in
juries received last Saturday even
ing. Mr. Hopper, was In. attend
ance at the Shrino convention at
Medford. He hns been crippled
an the result of rheumatism and
as ho started down a flight of stairs
he fell and wns Injured. Ashland
Tidings.
Helman's plungo opens May -4th.
70
Get those fenders and nutp
bodies straightened nt Brill's ShcotJ
Metnl Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station, Phone 418. tf
Bobby Strang is recovering from
nn attack of measles. - i
Dynge's old-time dnnce, Nat big
hull, Saturday nlghJ, 60c. 4K
Klirhio Ktnteil Session
llllluh Temple mnnlsnl
Mtisonlc hall, Ashland,
Friday evitning, May 3.
Important business.
Refreshments after
meetings. All tihrlners are invited
to attend. .
" H Ci JKROME, Potentate.
W. H.'-DAY, Reoi.nler. 41
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAUC .Sannnn milk goats.
Hnm-1 Johnson, Lozler Lane. 42
FOR SAIK Kast front corner lot
with beautiful shade, 6 sleeping
' rooms und sleeping porch, douhh'
garuge. Priced for quick sale at
J In, 800. on terms. Possession In
two weeks. Heplacement cost
about $8,000. C. S. lUitterfleld.
Itenllor. 44
VOH SALK 100 feet on paving In
seml-buslneHH district; 5 -room
hoiiHe. partly furnished, garage,
garden, flowers, shade, etc. Hur
guln of the year ut J3.500. with
cash pavment of $r00. C. S.
Itutterfield. Heallor. 44
WAXTKD-To trade registered Jer.
sey hull for Guernsey or will sell.
Geo. F. Wright, Phone 111. Cen
trul Point. 44
1700 CASH Halance easv terms.
will buy a good paying business
for women: location as good as
tne lien i : room for cxiuinaion;
rent reasonable. Write Itox
Mail Tribune. 47
POU 8ALE Orny wlrkor bnby
rarrhiKO In Rood conrliUon. A
hutuHin, Inquiro t5 Komt Court.
42
LOST llvtwoon Mfdfurd Centtr
blriu. onl McNulr'n Pharmacy,
white ttnld vrintvntch und bund,
runclully valued nn keepjmkp.
Kindly leave &t 146 8. Ivy and r -clv
reward. 41tf
M A UMNO
DON'T WAIT
If y6u are looking for Rood uned
rur. enme tn nt once and see
what we ran do tor you In a
. emiranteed ued rar. We have
the finest line of olnwd can in
tho city for the money we nsk.
Wo will take ynur car In nnd
lve you O. AI. A. C. lorma on
tho hulunce.
I'ontiae 2-dnnr nedan.
liii'S Chevrolet roadster,
lf27 Chevrolet coarh.
1S7 imevrnlet coauh wlth trunk.
ClievroleJ Iandait edan.
Iftfi Oldd coupe .
Kseex tvach.
Kord (HMitte. Star aedan, llnpmo
bll touring and "Chevrolet murinx,
KA.VI)t;itSN '.MOTOR CO.
Your Oakliimf aSd onitae lealer.
Open Veniiittr riH Hundny
morniiiK- 43
Kon ri:nt i mo. lorn bouckeep
''Ifttr mom. furnKhed. - 345 N.
. Uurtk'tt, Tvl. ;C4-M.- -41U
MARATHONER DIET)
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MHish iind water Is the diet oo
which long dltance runners must
live, if they, expect, to win' first
places, said Joseph Duve Thomas,
full-blood Chippewa Indian, in Med
ford this forenoon en route to hi
headquarters in Fort Klamath
from t; rail Is Pans, where he had
attempted to be the first one to
register for the annual Redwoods
MKhway marathon from San Fran
Cisco to Grants Pass
However, due to the marathon
not being run for several months.
his registration could not be ac
cepted. Thomas has run no all of Ills
life and at the age of 54 years de
clares he Is still in i.ie pink of con
dition and lust for practise yester
day . ran from Fort Klamath to
Klamath Fulls, a distance of 40
miles, in six .hours. He said he
can run five miles easily in 43
minutes. He keeps in constant
training and has taken part In run
ning races all over the nation.
.When he trains 1-e uses shoes
weighing five pounds each and
when he takes part In a race he
UBes lighter shoes, causing his feet
to feel much lighter and giving
more inspiration to run.
He declares a runner must never
rest long In a race and, most of
all, not sit down in order that the
muscles cannot stiffen. Mush and
water is highly essential as food
on which the best time can be
made. .1
He was accompanied In Medford
by his trainer, John Elf man, and
both left this afternoon for their
headquarters in Klamath county.
Robert Wilson Is his manager. I
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OF GLENDALE PARADE
Motion pictures of tho Glendale)
celebration yesterday were' taken
by H. It. Bromley, advertising' di
rector for the California Oregon
Power compauy to be given wide
distribution .throughout "Copco
lHnd." The. celehration was a
huge success with thousandn of
visitors from all parts of the ftatc
but wns weli iiamlled and qo se
rious traffic jam resulted. Pic
tures of the parade, stunts and
contests, log rolling, etc., were
taken by.he Copco camera man.
LJromloy also secured a. complete
picture story of the new electric
mill, from the entry of the first
log to the exit of the finished
boards. The pictures will be avail
able for showing at an early date. I
SAY COPCO OFFICIALS
An Associated Press Item from
San rVanclsco, dated May 1. re
ferred to an application filed bv
ti e California Oregon Power cotn
jiuny with the state railroad com
mission of California, which slatefl
that the company -asked to substi
tute G per cent stock lor ils-tpres-ent
7 r cent preferred stock In
the niuount of $1,005,000. The item
was misleading, say local Copco
officials, In that the amount of Jl,
OII5.000 of 7 per cent preferred
stock referred to Is stock that Is
not In the hands of the public and
is only a part of the entire 'issue of
7 per cent preferred stock outstand
lnx. It Is not Intended to ask any
stockholder to substitute ti per cent
stock for 7 per cent stock In the
company.
:
. Mrs. Hosa Ulackmore Willett of
"Villa Itosn" was a local business
visitor at the Copco general offices
here today. mnkinK arrangements
for her radio recital next week.
The recital, which will be given
during Copco hour on Tuesday, May
7th, will. feature the students of the
VVtllutt piano studios In a special
MiiHlc Week program.
;SAN P w!
Clyde Higgins of the Copco com
mercial department was back at his
desk today after a .several days'
business trip to San Francisco and
the buy region. Mr. Higglns was
I parucumrly impressed by tbe real
'estate activity down the peninsula
: from the city and by the traffic on
' bridges across the bay. . With the
'completion of the San Mateo.
; bridge, sum? seven miles long, from
i Coyote I'oint to Hayward on the
!ebst - side,, there are now three;
I bridges for auto travel. Mr. HiB-J
I gins crossed these bridges several j
! limes and marveled at the saving j
in time effected over the "old days''
not so many years ago wnen ne
had toeither drive entirely around
the bay or go through San Fran-
I clsco traffic and across on a slow
'ferryboat.
IGKT
The girls' popularity contest at
Walker's pavilion will close Sa'turJ
day night and' scores last night
were esceptionally close, with
Thelma Sullivan leading with hard
ly more than 1000 points. The win
ner of the contest, which has been
carried on for the past four .weeks,
will receive cash and merchandise
prizes. .-.'"
The scores of entrants are as
follows:. Thelma Sullivan. 125.900;
j Maxino Norman, 124,200; Mavmo
Wejch, 122,800; Ada Vroman, 103.-
ISO: Bobby lb';g , fii.SOO, Peggy
I Alexunfler, fil.010. ; '
The winner will lie announced at
the regular Sattrday nlKht dance.
FIELDS Andrew Fields, aged
78 years, passed nway nt the
home of his son. Clyde Fields,
at Sterling May 2nd, after, a long
lingering Illness. Mr. Fields has
been a resident of Sterling for
the past 48 years, and leaves, be
sides his . son. Clyde, one daugh
ter, Ida Ranbdey of Wimer. Ore.,
one step-son, Harrison Fields nnd
one - step-daughter, Mrs. Nettie
Jones of Jackson vllle. Ore.
The remains are at the Conger
funeral pnrlors, where funeral ar
rangements nre being made, nnd
funeral services will he announced
later.
ISIS
Thurs." and FrJ.
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1 COMEDY "
The Duce and Short Shots
PATHE NEWS
COMING SATURDAY
PRINCE OF THE PLAINS
Mat. 1:30, Eve. 7
10 and 15c
THEY SAID
It Wasn't My Fkult
; BUT
Six Months Later
THEY SUED ME
Mauy motorists .liayp had the sad oxic
riciice of hoing exonoratod at the time of
the accident and later being made to de
fend a suit. Sometimes a judgment is se
cured. PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE
for your car pays all defense costs of any
suit brought and
ONLY COSTS from 3 to 7 cents per day
PAHol mes .
' INSURANCE '
Vgengy
SrJC 1909
( ESCAPES GUARD
SAX FRANCISCO May i. fit j
George Brown, notorious confl-j
dence man wanted here for grand j
theft, esr-aped from a moving train j
near Umatilla. Ore., today accord
ing to a telegram from detective '
Sergeant James D. Oregson, who'
was bringing Brown to this city. !
Urown managed in some way to;
obtain an instrument to saw offj
his steel leg shackles and leaping ,
from his berth, felled a porter!
and, jumping from the rear P'at-J
form disappeared into the under-;
brush. , , , . . ,
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A Medford'l-odge NO. 103, A.
Vjf A- M- Friday, ! M:iy
' J, 7:30 p. m. Work in the
F. C. degree. By order 'of the .
M. C. M. HOl'STON. Seey.
A'i'
Eugene. Second unit of Boy
Scout summer camp on Blue river
now under construction. '
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prints, voiles, organ
dies and batistes
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May 3rd & 4th - -
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"Smartness Vi
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These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week . .
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store
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Four Complete
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1:30, 3:15, 7, 9
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