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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1929)
fTOE SIX ' MATE TRTBTTNT!! ftn?DFORTJ, QTITAO'S, THURSDAY, Nf A"Y 9, 1929. -i Ml ffj i .1 ; PEOPLE FAVOR SATURDAY.P.M.I Questionnaire Vote Also Strongly Endorses . Hour Parking and Limitation of Service Station Drive , ways Vote. Representa tive of All Sections and Classes. Accord inp; to members of tho City lManniiifc commission a really i'omprohtnHlve croK-s eetlon of. public opinion wiir ' softired by Ihe rocent nowMjiupor tiiii'MtUm nulrp, unont it nw nuto' parking itnfliiuiice in Medford. j Although only a total of HS vote were cat, then wen neat-; tored over HUuh a lan-e area, coming- not only from every ward In Medford. but from every bou tion of Jackson county from Tal ent to Ciuld Hill, thut It . is be lieved the totul repreBcntM pretty well how the peoplo as a whole Htand on the five important ques tions listed. . If this view !h correct, then there is no fiuestlon that the peo ple of this community are in fa vor of hour-park Inif over half hour parkdm; retention of park liiK restrictions Saturday hIkIii. and limiting service Htutlon drive ways on the pi-liu'lnnl buslneHS Mreetfl to IS feut, On some bal lots It was miKKPHted that .Medford follow the example of Ini'Ker cities nnd prohibit all servlco stutlons on the main business streets, but in the opinion of all city officials such a druHtic step would be nei ther desirable nor practical. On the other two questions. opinion appears hopelessly divided the votes helny practically even on the prohibiting of double park- lug lind tho Inolunion of more ter ritory in the pnrklntf district. The detailed vote, u off.ciillly compiled, follows: ' Siimmnry nf Auto Purkliiic QiieMloitnitiru JlemiltH. Do you favor 1-hour parking? BuNlneHH men In city 3fi Othern In city 33 Out of town 2 Total 115 I)n you fuvor ii-hour purklliK? HuHlneHH men In city 10 othei'H In city 84 Out of town I" Total M Include more territory? Yes ltuHlneKH men In city 1 " Othei'H In city .'. f out of town 10 Totnl .'. 7" No HiinlneHs men In city others In city : 33 Out of town If Totul "3 Jnrklng restrictions Hut. ntKlil? Yes Huslnt'ss men in city 22 Others In city r.o Out of town 21 Totul 15 No WuslncsB men In city 20 others In city 2il Out of town 13 Totnl ; ''' Trohihlt douhle purklng? llurlness men In city. I! othci-H In oily '. 61 Out of town A- I Total Allow douhle parking? llttxIncKs men In city 23 Others In city 30 Out of town 1" Total J,lmlt width of driveways? Yes UusincHft men ,fn city Others In city Otit of town 7" Totul ..io: No Itusiness men In city 13 Others In city 1" Out of town 4 Total Radio Program KJV1ED Mall Trlbunt-Vlrgtn Station Thursday, May D 6 to 0:15 Ms theatre. 6:15 to :3o-Medford Mall Tribune news and markets. 6:30 to 7 Medford Service Hlutlon und t'nlemun Lnwton. 8 to Farmers f'ooperative Kxch.ingc. I'rldny. May In 10 to 10:30 Houtheiii Or.'- gun MkMHrlc. f 10:30 to 11-T-Hohllllng ft II to 1 1 :S0 .M. M. Ih'pt. Ktore. 4 il:30 to 12 Jucriue Lenox Milliner. 12 noon Mall Trlhune news Items. 12 to 1 I'almer Music House 1 to 1:30 Medford r.lcctilc Co. 1:30 to 2 Lewis Super Ser- vice Station. 2 to 2:80 Munn'il lcpt. Store 2:30 ta S llrophy's levery Store, G:15 to' (1:30 Medford .Mall PARKING RULES Trlhune news and markets. C:I0 to 7-lland llox Mat Shoppe. I Klamath Union & -"i mi j' 'm 1 2- irmwmm The 14 lama Hi I'lilon Hull School Itaml arrived In Mcriforil this to Portland where tlicy will enter a state-wide rouiMtltion. The of Oakland and I'ontlac cars, under the leadership or Duke O'NViil, IlrothrrH Motor Co. of Klaiimlh Falls. ' ItrothcrH Motor Co. of Klaiimlh Falls. ' The caravan Is sponsored by the l.lons Club of Klnmalh Falls, and towns en route) to tho metropolis. . ' E PROGRAM FRIDAY Tomorrow afternoon wllf bo me of the most hnl ortnnt of the week for local school students with a health honor parade beginning at the Junior High school building at 1:30. followed by a short pro- gram at tho city park. Tho pai rule will pnrf by a re viewing stand in tho clt park, occupied by Mayor A. V. 31 pes. Curl Swlgart, chairman if ichool board, I'll, and Mrs. II. K. Gecn, Dr. U. n. Mulholland, br. Adams, - . . .o ..in a MILD inc TltUV High Band to Portland by Caravan . Miss Mildred Carlton, U II . Hcd rick and possibly others. Tho program will Mieludo se lections by the senior high M:hool band, a short speech by Mayor A. V. Pipes' and presentation of cash prizi-s by Mr. Swigi'-t. The flrsl prize of 10 will 'c given to the Hi-houl hnvlt.g iho highesr per cent of enrollment Liciuded In tho honor roll, A second prize of $r will also be awarded, .losepblnn .lones, school nurse, will be In charge of I he parade, expected to include several hun dred students. . oll'. AH CDnimittees uppolnted by the 80vral patriotic organ Gallons of Medford, (o make arrangements for a proper observance of Decoration duy on May 30th, are requested to meet in joint session at the Med ford Libntry building at 7:30 p. m , Friday, May 10th. WM. LVMAX, Post Commander. n the floor it's if TIME aJL ciqarette it's )ct SATISFY FINE TURKISH d DOMESTIC tobsccos, not cnly BLtNDED but CROSS-BLENDED 'morning for a short vilt, en route boys me makliifr the trip In a fleet niIch manager or the . I'm He the baud will serenade I. ions in ' . INVITATIONS OUT F Tli Junior Prom, in lio.mr of the HenioiK, will ho held at the high school I'Yiduy evening, sturt Ing at ! o'clock. InvltulioiiH have been extended to all the faculty members, alumni and parent a of the students. The alum ill who nt tend the prom must receive a card from the principal's office at the high school, which Is to he pre sented at the door. ' . PrenaratlonH have been under way for the last several days, un der the direction of Mrs. Zoo Hnhbs, who has a number of com mlttees assltlng In the plans. At , .:"-.-:.:" TASTE TASTE above, everything Selecting the ripest, choicest to-' luccos . . . nging ilun in Nature's slow, per fWt way . . . blending and crost-beiimg them into a rare smoking goodness and in every step, putting. TASTE abort everything. To satisfy millions, as Chesterfield does, there's no surct w.iy than that. rf i eld I'REflMES ELECTED PRESIDENT BY HI ; Hd. Iteames was named presi dent of the Medford hlh school student body for 1 920-30 In an election held at the school yester day noon and after school. Charles Thomas, prominent football and basketball star was the other can didate, and received a large num ber of votes. ( The candidates elected to Cie other offices were: Vice-president, Oliver Hughes; secretary, Kvelyn t Snyder treasurer, Robert Carter; I ( rater ecmor, L.urus, names; j-ii- Times editor, Hohert Spalding; business nianager, Charles Barnes; property manager, Oswald New land ; yell leader. Junior Porter; and sons queen, Margery Hon. The amendment to tho constitu tion which would make the song queen a student body 'officer, and a member of the student council, passed by a large majority. , . f L ST MARY'S ACADEMY I . i More thnn 3r() local residents j enjoyed tho delicious chicken din I ucr nerved nt St. Mary's Academy ! last night as a feature of the an I mini May frolic which started at '2 o'clock wil h a card party and ended wllh a program of si lints, concessions and games in the even ing. .The dinner was served from six to nine and so crowded was the reception h;l and front rooms of the school that the guests ' were forced to wait their turns before being seated at the tables in the large dining room. .The aftrnoon and evening pro grams also drew a large crowd and this year's frolic is said to be one of the most successful from both a social and financial standpoint ever held here. A. Commencement exercises for tho Rogue River high school will be 1 held In the high school audito- rlum at that place this evening : at 8 o'clock. Eight seniors will receive their diplomas on that evening. , , Members of the graduating class are Iiurwell O'Kolly, Iceland flar-. ter, b'aye LeMoine. Norman Ijiii shear. Edward Hillls, Martha 1 41 w.i. Murral Schow and Vclma Wells An excellent commencement pro gram has been arranged. The pre lude will be played by Mrs. Min nie Guy,, with the Invocation by Hew w. M. Wilson. Bur well O'KeUy will deliver the salutary address. ' Ieand Harter will deliver the valedictory for the class. Professor. K. T. Keed will deliver the commencement address to the seniors his subject being "The Promised I-and," 8. Ij. Sandry,,. for the school': hoa rd will p resen t tho d i pi o mr. and the benediction by lie v. Mr.) Wilson will complete the com-j in i' nee in en I program. MeATtnnvltle Wnntpninprv Word ImlldlnR under construction , here i will he eompleted June 1. I For Mother's i I Day t A Charming New Hat will he so approciiitcd yet Post so little . $495to$g75 You'll choose tliese Iiats for their lovely straws, their si""'i"s linos, their i'latterinsj trims . . . and vou'll be surprised thev cost so little. . ' 'THE STORE fMONE-486-487 Remember YOUR MOTHER Sunday With a Box of Johnston's Box Chocolates $1.00 to $3.00 A mity Hand Bags . $5.00 to $12.00 We Will Wrap for Mailing East Side Pharmacy 0 Open Evenings and Sundays Corner Riverside and Main , To Identify Genuine Aspirin THE increasing use of Bayer Aspirin every year is proof that it has no ill effects. It is the accepted antidote for pain. It always helps; it never harms. Quick relief when you've a headache, or cold; or are suffering from neu ralgia or neuritis. Bhcumatic pains yield,' too, if you'll only give theBe tablets a -chance. But you want genuine Aspirin, so look for the Bayer Cross on every tablet. The box always bears the' name Bayer and the word genuine printed in red. AptfiB It tho trxde murk of Batct Mumfactuw of UonouccticM-idectcr of cJutcjlLcacid FOP EVERYBODY" Phone C3 Specials A newly purchased' assortment of Coats formerly' priced at $35 to sell while they last for $l'9- Every coat' beautifully tailored . of all:wool mixed fabrics, full crepe de chine lined. Sizes 14 to 44. A new assortment of Hats just received $495 tb1295 Xew Toyo Straws and large hair braid hats. Goldette Shorties A new shipment, in cluding peach, white', tan, black, Nile, orchid and coral. . Specially prided at .$J00 q $J95 See our new colors in Gordon Hose all the new skin tone slitules $65 jo00 525 p to M00 Adrienne's Med. National Bank Bldff. o o t fJ'. ll'.orTT K MmToMXO Co.
