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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1929)
1 MEDFORD MXTTj . TRTBTnTE, MEDFORD, OK EG 0T. THURSDAY, MAY 1fi, 1020. O PAGE THREE E FINED ON LIQUOR E X- ! ,,. While the main raid was' over! last week, state .and federal pro-. hlimlon officers , aro'stlll making1 arrests on booze charges and: ""'nth. The first cover spray for today in the Ashland Justice court, i ap,k' fnuul,l be on by May 25th. Mr nnH MrH m w , I j As there will he only a small por- Mr. and Mrs., r, M. HcClung of tlon-of the coUllnB Inolh tseaM this city, arrested cm a sales at the time of this spray and-, no charge, were each fined J150 with young scale or spider niitos. it is the understanding they leave the advisable to use only 3 lbs. of pbw eountry. Their attorney. T. J dereii arsenate nf lend nor inn nl- Knrlght, appeared for them in' Ions of water and no oil. Leaf , court. ... ' (hoppers and aphis can be control- George . Wolff, arrested some led by ndding 1 pint of Black Leaf ! time ago on a sales charge. pleaiU 40 and !4 lb. spreader per 1 U0 I ed guilty Jn the Ashland court gallons, j . ' ' on a sales charge. and was fined: Grower should . bo nrennied to $350. i A heavier sentence was not recommended in view of a trial ho will face here in a short time in connection .with the al- leged possession of a moonshine still. .If he is convicted on this chargo, he will be sentenced to j the state penitentiary.- . " '.Arrested in Medford last even ing on Cedar street Gene Young nlso was scheduled to appear in 1 court, today. . Ho was arrosted .by Federal of fleer" Terry Talent and ; State Officer, Buck; Marriott ! Mr. ; .leged and Mrs, MeClung are al-' by-; officers (to have, becrr selling moonshine .at "22 Dakota' avenue for "several months past. - 7T- FOR WAIT OM CIRCUS BY COLORFUL SIGHTS i. Lung hours of vuitfng, cloudy forebodings and youthful mlHKiv lng.s were forgotten tit 11:30 today - when tho crowds of Miml) hoys and girls who lined the railroad traok.s throughout the morning caught . Kig'iit of the engine that pulled the Al. G. Barnes qireud Into Medford ' from tho nouth. Squeals of delight 'and shouts of ;, excitement filled the atr as the first long line of red box cars hove into sight. Then came the colorful Circus wagons with . their gulden frames and myHterious enclosures blue, rod, . green, ; white K'very bolor under the sun was those wagons! , "I'll bet there's-tig'ers In there" ' ventured one small lad in an awed whisper to his companion. "And when 'thoy start letting them out r Tn order not tn nils-s any of the sights, the large crowd of boys and . girls of all ages, ran down the tracks along side the slowly mov ing train, and watched the long lino of cars break and switch on o different tracks at tho nort:i edge of town. .4 , Then, all of a sudden, the doors to all the 'curs on one-track, swung open, and out walked the elephants one after another, without any help at all. From other cars marched the proud white horses swarms of them it seemed all t:io same size and type.". Still further along, the camels emerged. These came from the box cars. The circus wagons rolled off the flat cars,, were hitched behind six and eight horse teams, and carried their secrets to the circus lot, on North Central avenue, beneatli the bulging eyes of 200 youngsters. ' THE PICK OF THE BIG SILENT PICTURES ,, ai i n.r A 7 . Children 10 Kew I ; GEORGE AS KELLY, f Gits His Man SEE CHARLES FRANCIS COE'S MASTER DETECTIVE STORY v BLINDFOLD With LOIS MORAN 5 Blocked by smart lawyers, framed evidence and a bamboozled judge, a lowly policeman wlnt. WTH GOOD SHORT FEATURES o ROTHERMELTS MUSIC , TOMORROW NIQHT 13 CHINA NIGliT CILINGMHTO HATCH SOON SAY ' . . The flint codling moth vg will' he hutching pretty uniformly over i tne valley the last few days of this apply a second cover spiuy iiu known as the ten day spray, early in June, and should plan Irrigation accordingly. The second cover spray will he timed to be just ahead of the main hatch f codling moth eggs. A spray notice will be in the paper the last part of May indicating the dale when this Bpray should be on and wilt include in- stractions as to the use of oil. lcar.s The green fruit worm is becom ing active. They are -feeding on the foliage now hut will soon be large enough to injure the fruit. Growers who have Just put on a cover spray for the green fruit wor mor are putting one on may delay the first cover spray for cod ling moth-so that it will be on by June 1st. Those who have not put on the early spray and have no protection should have the codling moth cover spray on by May 26th. Use 2 to 3 lbs. of powdered arsen ate of lead per 100 gallons and no oil in. this spray. ' L. P. WILCOX, 1 County Agent. ' ROUKKT NORRIS, So. Ore. .Experiment Station. ELECT OFFICERS' OF LEGION An enthusiastic meeting of the Medford American Legion drum corps was held at tho Armory lust night, when new officers Were elected for the coming season. The following wero elected: George Codding, manager; HoTare Urorti ley, secretary; Klmer Wilson, fi nance officer, and Albert Liver sedge, . quartermaster, , W i 1 s o n Waite, well known bumlriViiHtt'i- of thrs city, was engaged to direct and instruct the drum corps, tindjan active progitim was outlined for the summer months, livery effort will be made. to put over u prize winning drum corps which wl!l.(-hc a decided credit to Mertfurd ami which should bring much favorable attention to this community.'' A good live-wire drum corps Is, a de cided asset to any city and the Med ford corps should be tho means of securing many thousand" dolhirs worth of free udverL:siig tor Med ford and vicinity. ',. ; To raise money for new equip ment as well hs Instruction and transportation, Medford crops will .stage a series of dances during the summer months. It is hoped th;it local citizens will get behind .these dunces and cooperate with the lo cal, legionnaires in making jthom a big- success. "j" UUA X Children 10 O'BRIEN THE COP and ; Then : -"" 1 Barnes Circus Is Lccated On North Central Avenue 1 I i-". . JrV..- 'g ,. I U - Tl J X 2$ , Miss Hobby Totlil. prhiclpal woiiinii wild animal trainer and member of her droop of in-rform lug leopards. .. For a while this morning It looked like our o4d friend, Al O liarnes, was going to disappoint the crowds, but about 11 o'oloclt the roaring of the lions, tawny ti bers, blood-sweating behemoths of Holy Writ, and hundreds of other hupogrtffs of the circus world her alded the approach of the Barnes big five-ring circUB. . When the first of ilic three spe cial trais pulled in It was met with hundreds of circus . lovers from Medford and surrounding towns. In order that there should be no delay in giving tho advertised mat inee, the baggage horses were im mediately unloaded and the , red and White wagons wove. soon lum bering their way to the circus lot at the ond of North Central ave nue . ' i ' More than the itsual Intorost seemed to center at the circus lot a3 the huge tented city went quick ly Into the air; the menagerie. Bide show, horse tent, barber shop. tailor shop, etc., all came in for interesting ' attention. This per-; haps is the reason "why we go to tho circus." . Tho side show was tho first to opet its doors to an anxiously waiting crowd, as tho announcer finldhori intrnrhiniiiiF thn mvriad of wonders, curiosl'ies and freaks to ; bo soon on the Inside, and tho fa- mous Kentucky Serenaders' hand went inside, there was nothing fur ther except for 'Barney to turn the crank." and the side show went off with a hang. At no time since Al O. Haines, the popular Bhownian. has been vIb Iting Medford has tho. big circus been seen in such a tip '.op condi tion. Of course the zoological gardens, which noon their dooi-B an Jiour parller so that the curious crowd ' Constable Stages Ncn-Stop Parade , With Untractable Tractor in Illinois; Gasoline Lack Saves Driver Ducking KVANSTQN, 111., May lli. p) Could it he writon this, way? "Con stable Ocoinc Harrison went for a ride about town yesterday In a tractor." But that Isn't tho half of It. Dearie. Tho constable specallzos in re plevins. KIb job yoslnrday, it so happened, .was to replevin a trac tor, p Ho had never driven a tractor, but ho onco pumped the pedals for the family sewing machine, so it ought to bo easy. Ho got the tractor going. So smooth was his progress to town that the constable began to feel thoroughly satisfied with himself, i Glancing ahead he saw a traffic slgnal turn red. Thl? was a con- tincenrv that had hoi occurred tn htm. He pulled a few levers and nushnd ji fow. dlniruRes. but the tractor moved stcanuy on. FOR CONVENTION! . - - - .i There seems to have been an oversight in extending , an Invlta - '.ion to tho business houses of Med ford to decorate for the I. O. O. F. convention next week. Very glad- a""1 dissolved by Unanimous con Iv will tho local nrdors welioma sent without hearing any test!- this co-operation on the part of the business firms. Window , decota tlon especially Is Invilcd. committkk. 1 WASHINGTON. May Hi. Wl ' ! Commissioner Moore of the gene- MC.NTIiKAl,. N. ', May Hi. nil land office reported to Hec (Pi The i:.-v. William It. Hiibyns. 7 rotary Wilbur today that since pastor of the South Highlands, church. H'rmlncham, Ala., was i program was announced two unanimously elected moderator of months ago, B52S applications for the assembly of the Presbyterian prospecting permits had been re-i-hili-i h In 111"- l ulled St. Hex b-l e ' jeclr d and 212 permits already (Mlnv, j Wsueil had been cuncelleil. can view the scores of wild ond rare animals, held the attention- of the largo crowd, particularly "Tusko" and "The , Mighty Tusko." the much hallyhooed two largest beasts walking the earth today. The main circus performance opens with a magnificent panto mime spectacle of the ever popular "Aladdin and the Parade of Gold." This production is elaborately stag ed and has two real artists singing ti e leading roles, . Walter Dupre, buritone, and Miss Kthelyn Alls, prima donna. . , . The entire program goes . with a snap that keeps poople craning their necks to try and keep up with the five rings, stages, steel arena and hippodrome track, to say nothing of attempting to. see what Is going on in the air. : Mention should be made of the ronsational animal nets presented by Captain Johnny Meyers, Colonel Helliott, Miss Lobby Toau ana Miss Alma Taylor as they put their respective groups of lungie urea beasts tlirougn tnoir paces. There are ' three wonderfully trained elephant herds handled by the MisseB Patricia Clancy, Dixie Whlttaker and Rehea Jack. - Tho famous Karnes horse show exhibits more trained horses "and much more perfect horsemanship than in years past. Then there aro tho clownB w'hlch keep the crowdB In an uproar, es. pocially when Plank and Milt Tay lor careen their "Phunny Ford" mound tho hippodrome track, The circus was lute Rotting here but well worth waiting for. To nlgM there will be one more com pleto performance a'. 8 sharp; tho the doors to the zoo will open at 7. free attractions will be given ill front of the side show at '5:0. "Harney, ring the gong!" Two motorcycle policemen came hearing down on the constable and hiB untractable tractor. They told him to pull over to tho curb. " Twould do no good," Bald Con stable Harrison, "and It would ho fatal to tho curb. What I need is Information on how to stop this thing." , , No out! sewmed to lmow, so the tractor moved steadily along, now convoyed by two motorcycle offi cers. 'Round nnd 'round the city they went. The constable finally had an idea. I'll run hor Into the lake, he I shouted. "1 can't make riding on j ti ls thing my life work. , At the edge of the lake tne trac- i tor ran out oi gas aim siopp". ! The constable dismounted and ! pointed with pride. -J "I knew: I'd. , stop hor, he i uciwubu 1 TRIAL ABANDONED . : BATON ItdUOB, La., May 16. ! The l.oulsluna senate court of ! Impeachment today abandoned i trial of flovernor lluey I'. Lonij mon' on Impeachment charges - : again! nun. . i "" ! niinTin mi nrniiiTn . UMULI nUUVLR fLHn President Hoover's oil conservation AT SCOTT WOOLFS OPENED TODAY The Monarch Electric freo cook ing schuol opened at Scott AVoolf's Furniture store today and will con tinue all this week. Every lady In the city and county is cordially Invited to attend. ! Lillian Irma Sayles. noted home I economist at the school this after- I noon demonstrated In tho Monarch i electric speed' oven that biscuits can be baked in eight minutes j starting from a cold oven, and i angel food cake in 30 minutes. She ; also showed the. housewives how ' to open can fruit. Pastries and I baked Mary Ann Alaslcan wero ( ulso a feature this afternoon. -Tomorrow Miss Sayles will have as a feature of the cooking school. Chinese chews, orange bread, gin ger drons. and Kruta korn knfs. These demonstrations are edu cational and Instructive to the I housewives and according to Mr. Woolf, each day there will he some thing new tor the ladies Who do electric cooking. Saturday prlr.es will be given to the ladies baking tho best cakes, with recipes given by Miss Sayles,' today and tomorrow. Oakea must he In not later than noon of Satur day, Mny 18th. First prize will be a $12.76 walnut finished rocker, I upholstered and with spring seat. Second prize will be a $110.00 pet itory table lamp and third prize a I $2.75 sot of dishes. i : . , . Saturday a full oven dinner will j le cooked nil nt one time and the I meat will be furnished by the l.lb lerty Market and all pastry flour I by the MutuaL Mill and Heed com pany, .manufacturers of Marvel flour. '';., 1 t School open at 2 ' p. in. each aftej-R6un. HOLLYWOOD EXPERT IS U)H ANtiKLKB, May It. Pi Marjorle J. Bergor, Hollywood I'lpconia tax: counsellor" today was racing tho fifth of a series of fed eral grand Jury indictments against her In - connection with returns submitted for film stars. V'The latest Indictment, Vosterday, charged her with, "frau dulently reporting the . income or Kleanor 'Boardman.'V actress wife of King Vldor, film director for 1,926. Miss Boardman's income fur that year was listed by Mlss llcr getvas $41,B2ay2. i"M Iks nerger de ducted nearly $16,000 and submit ted a tax statement of $1600.76. Tho government contends the tax Should liavo been ;$3.641.93-. after deductions. '" ' '- ' '' COPCO FORUM HEARS "Harmonica Mike" Sullivan of Birmingham, Ala., known as tho "radio harmonica king," enter-( talned tho Copco forum this noon with a fine program of "chin music." Mr. Hulllvan has appear-', ed on 447 radio stations through out the world and was honored by station 21.0 of London, Eng land, when he was given a placo on the first official radio broad-, cast In 1913. He prefaced his' musical numbers by a short talk: on nis experiences, - wiuuu "" much enloved by the members of tho Copco employes' club present; at the luncheon. J. moo wno.o of the Prospect No. 2 plant was an "out-of-town visitor and Hlan- ley Jones officiated as clinirman of the meeting. .'. Standard Product for Use Against Coddling Moth nrchardists and others Interest ed In sprays for codling moth and other pests should read tne rtnor-wln-Wllllams Hummer Mulnlnn ads that are to appear in this paper, tie first Insertion occurlng today. This preparation- is one of the standards nd Is advertised to help Increase tho grower's proms iy reducngth percentage of worms and stings. Many , of the dealers carry this well known product. . ; ; Representative . . of Barnes Circus Praises Medford Harry I'ayne. press representa tive with Al. O. BarnoM lreun. 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