Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt0TM5ICrTT CUT-OFF ROUTE Pacific Highway ' Cut-Off Between Trail and . Rose : burg Not Before Commis - sion, Says Gates Would ' Ruin Tourist Trade. Tho Sunday Orrgonlan, undor a Trull jlnta line, cui'rlcd tho ro port that an effort hud hapn luunched for the eKtuhliHtinient of a Puclflo HlKhwuy cut-off from drall to Rcmeburi?, alonif tho linc of tho orlBlnal Hurvoy for tho Pacific hlKhwuy. Tho cut-off would xhorlen the distance to I'ortlund by 30 mllen, eliminate Beverul ' houvy mountain ut!h1oh. climlnato Grant Pans and Cold Hill from the muln route, und lifford a shorter routo, to Crater Luke and Diamond l-ako for Med ford' and RoHeburu. The dlHputch suited that a mcet lriK -would bo culled of UoukIuh and JnckHnn county rewldentH for a dlHUtwxIon of tho feasibility and liriBHlblllty of the cut-off, Secre tary of the Chamber of Coininwie C. T. Hukor, nald thin uftornuon that he knew nothlnic of tho nicot inic. Tho Crater Jjiko hlcliwuy out of thin city, would be uxed uh a unit of the cut-off n far an Trail. . Inamiiuch tut tho routo would eliminate Josephine t'ounty, stern objection from that Kccllon will be forthcoming. . Tho routo would Rive toiikIuh county a direct routo to Klamath county and eastern OrcKon. The Douglas county proposal for a Ilosoburo'-Dlumond lake hinhwny has beon rejected by the hlKhwuy commission as Impractical, and, It Is flKurcd, they are urlnB the cut-off an the second choice. The cut-off, as p oposctl, would dlvort tourist tru j from this city. .: I Tho proposed road would fol low tne or Rinai survey 1 pacific iiiKnwiiy, wuo n . - routo taken by the Indiana nnd early pioneers. Jt wns abandoned, orlKlnnlly, hecniuo It failed to pnsa throuRh tho chief cities and left Josephine ana norinorn .iu i.-( son counties entirely off tho hluh way. ' , I The prdposed cut-off has perl-! odlcnlly hoen advanced, ever since. Its rejection. I Btate HlRhway Commissioner C. E. (Hop) dates said tills afternoon that the matter of tho cut-off hud. never been officially broiiRht to the attention of tho hlRhway com mission nor was It considered by them. I He said that tho forest sorvlco was worklnK a llltlo on tho ronu (och your, and maintaining It. APPEAR HERE JUNE 3 One or the most extraordinary musical, attractions of lis kind ever presented in Medford Is scheduled topnear June 8 at the Isis theatre In ' the presentation of Joan and Jeanne Halsmlcek, tho miracle baby artists of Hollywood, Cul., who 'pres,nt difficult violin and solo numbers. The buoy artists have received wonderful response In Hollywood, Ix8 Aimqles and San Frrf Cisco bud o'fior leading cltloB In tho United States, and the next season they are to appear as soloists with the Angeles Philharmonic or chestra in tho famous Hollywood Howl. Mrs. K. K. Oore has ar ranged for the appearance of the attraction In this city. tn concerts MIhs Joan uses a $5000 Snntl Sernflni violin, the property of her grandfather, Dr. Joseph Halumlcek, which he uIIowh no one but little Joan eve:i to touch. Hoses and other outdoor flow ers are In bloom all over the city, and the Indications are that If waim weather prevails Iwlween now and Thursday there will be an ample supplv for decoration use on Memorial day, next Thursduy, on which day, us annually, nil tho stores will he closed. The wenlher forecast la for a rising tomperatura and a little warmer Tuesday. The chilly, part cloudy weather of Saturday und Sunday, a number of light show em fulling yesterday, continued to day, althouVli a little warmer tem perature prevailed. Fires contin ued to be popular In most homes and "business buildings, especially In the morning. Women are saying: "Pinkhtm't Compound keeps nra fit to do my work." "I was nervous and all run down. Now I eat better and sleep better". "It helped my thirteen year old daughter." "I took it be fore and after my baby was born." "I am gaining every day," UNCONSIDERED BY COMMISSION iMMiihiiitM PASCO AIR RDUTt TO ' AIRPORT BODY N UPON HANGAR PLANS Architect Drafting Layout for Quarters, Shops and Plane Housing Grading . and Drain Contracts to Be Let Friday. . The airport commute met this tills morning with M. Dickinson of Eugene, representative of the 1-u-Milla Roofing company, and dis cussed plans for tho building of Uie first unit of the hangars to ( be erected nt the airport. This hangar will bo 100 by 140 feet In dimensions and according to stand ard aviation specifications. The airport committee Is composed of Seeley V. Hall, Councllmen it. H. Hammond and Joseph O. tirey and City Engineer Fred Schcffel. The committee expected to be In session most of the day before It reaches a final decision. Prank C. Olurk, architect for tho airport, Is busy drawing the plans for nuurters, ofrlces, shops and the superstructure of tho hangar. Contracts for the grading of the airport and the laying of the drain pipe will be lot Friday, according to City Kugliieer Sehelfel. Tho bids will be opened at that time. ,V'ork on the hangur Is expected to Blurt within a very short tlmi). The California Oregon Power company has completed Its esti mates of cost for the building of power linos to tho second Hunts between Delta, Cal and Drain, Oro. The estimates will bo forwarded to S. (1. MJIllor, HoIhu, Idaho, In charge of federal aviation activity for this district, and early decision is ex pected. Kugene Johnson, operating man ager for the Hoeing company, spent. Saturday in the city and approved of the airport plans. BLUE SIGNED AS AID FOR ESPEE Lorn I luiHlncNR men tho pnHt week have hoen nuked to hIkii n hluo card, Hottltw fnrlh that MHithern OrcKon, Medford ntul JuckHon county were nit t lulled with tho pv eHeiu railroad Hitiuillon, an HorvcU y tho Houthorn l'liriflc, nnd opiiOMlnw niltdly the coin'rig of the Orout Northern ' or huohI diary 11111 llneH. The card uImo voiced dlHapproval of the proposed Hill line extenHion from Klamath ,Fu11h with tho WeHtern ruclf.e, Tho cardB were circulated by Howard Wnddell of ItoHchurg. a Hunt hern Pnolflu locomotive eiiKl neer. Wad dell Ih Raid to have made n thorough enuviitw of tho local hiwlnctui dint r let, nnd to have found Home mIhiumb for hlH cards. In other cuhcs he met with a flat and em plinth- refimal. It Ih preHumed that tho cards would be imed uh cxhlhltH tn fu ture Interntiite Commerco commlH Hlon hearliiKH, oh reflection of pub lic Hontlmcnt in this section. MRS. MACK TALKS TO CLUB AT EAGLE POINT RAOI.K POINT, Oro , May 27 (Special) Tho Civic Improvement club met In Urown'H nail Tlmra day afternoon with a KOorily num. her of memhei'H present. After tho reKular meeting Mm. Mabel Mack, county home demonstration aent nave a nplendld talk on In terior deroratlon nnd thoHO mem-hei-rt not prtnent miKMed a treat. At tho clone of tho meotlnK, dainty refrchhmenU were nerved by -the hottteKM, M i s. I loyal 1 iro wn, M m. Krnnk Brown and the president, Mrs. V. H, Brown. Itobort Humphrey, on of Mr. and Mr. Charley Humphrey, wuh In town attendhiK to biiHlncHH Hat urday mornlfiK. Kd Uoylo, who recently pur rhiim'd a part of the nhare In propeny of tho IMnKu (lindens on tho Crater Lake hlKhway, was In town Saturday morning trading at the Knber nnd Chlrtiwln more. Mr. and Mm. Cox and family who have resided In the rooms belonKinir to A. J. Florey(for quite a while-, have left fen Wonder. Oregon. Mr. Cox work for tho Htate highway nnd has been trans ferred to tho Itedwood highway, where he wT.l have n better pol tlon. Mr, nnd Mrs Joyce Hone nnd children. Mm. ltaymond Heter nnd children and Mr. - nnd Mm. Andernon of Medford, were dinner KiirtitM Sunday , nt the home of Mr. and Mm. A. A. Flurry nnd family. POMTI.ANI). Ore.. Mny 27. W intension of the Snlt Uike Clty Vano alrwsy to the const Is plunned to follow the Columbia liorKO route i to con land instead or (he course InVnr th. mnllnlalna In Onattln thit ahamher ot commerce was advised today In a letter from It I.. K'nrls, acting dirmdor of tho United States coast and geodetic survey. I ULLUM UIinULIUUIL u WEDFOTIB MXTL Local Students to Graduate . . From Oregon State College ft . l-'rom left to rllit: Ijiwreiic Peiry. 1 ! OrtKCiON STATE COLLEOB. CorvalilH, May 27J. (fipecial) ; Three of tho 634 graduated of the claH of 1929 are from Med ford and nearbyf ominunlty who are completing work for de- KreeH at the Itith annual com mencement June 3, ; Of the total number being graduated 4X9 will recelvo tho buchelor of science degree, 23 the matiter of Hcienee degree, and 22 the degree of pharmaceutical chemltit. Men out number women in tho graduating claHH, 33 to Home economics la the one school in which no men major, hince the graduate thin year of which Ituth It. Miller ot I'hoe nlx Ih one, are all co-edn. MImh Miller )m been active In campiiB affulrH. Hhe was Hecre-, tary of tho Phlllon club. In Waldo j ball, and wan a member of thp Women's Athletic nMHoclutlon. j L While It wuh cold nnd cloudy In Medford and tho valley yester- day with an occasional light j showef falling, two Inches of fresh : snow fell over Sunday at' CJrater National park, according to tele phonic information received here from tho park this morning. How ever, this depth of now snow falling on the deeply massed old snow which wns melting so fast during tho warm weather of lost ent town aggregation nine. In yes week, will not Interfere with the tertlay's game Frank Runtz pine beetle destroying work. ' pitched 14 strikeouts and allowed' The snow adjacent to tho park only six hits. . ., entrances tin to the time this l flirt lied, T aterj 1 dav 1 fresh Hnow fell had so mel away, it wasstated in tho Crate National park office hero today that cars could he driven to all the park 1 entrances except ' tho north one from Diamond bike, about which nothing had been heard. At the west or Medford r entrance, however, cars c-nn boj Medford high school's tennis1 driven far beyond the entrance J team and Coach Alvln Tolllfsori into tho park. . i havq returned from Eugene with B, F. Woods of tho Bureau of two victories, which makes them Public Roads, who Is inspecting end the season undefeated in regui the several miles of paving work lar school matches. Match scores done on tho east entrance roa lnre: Eugene high lost to Medford by the MiLne Construction com- -, and University hlgli lost to puny of Portland with a large! Medford 1-4. crew, was in tho city this morn- While in Eugene the entire ing from his Fort K'amath hoad-iHeven men were the house guests quarters, conferring with Super-) of Deltu Tnu Delta and were most lnt.ndent E. C. Kolinsky of Crn- royally entertained. One of the, tor National park. He reports that they enjoyed meeting very much this Improvement work on the members of this fraternity that east entranco road will bo com- was Walter Hagen, Medford high s pleted for uho by tho time the new coach. Crater Uiko season opens on1 In CorvalilH Medford's Bill Pur- July 1st. TRUCK PLUNGES OFF A. V. Fltchott, C, of Montague, Calif., In a patient tn the Ashland hospital suffering from what are expected to prove fatal Injuries sustained yesterday when a light delivery truck he was driving plunged from the flreen Spring mountain near tho King Cole on inn down a steeu omlmnkineut. A defective steering apparatus is given as tho chiiso of the crash. Kitclictt was accompanied by a man named Carlson, but he es caped uninjured and has mil been located since the crash. The car landed on tdp of a mump and wns totally wracked. The Injured man Is not ex pre tot I to live longer than 24 hours, suffering from internal Injuries. ASHLAND ELKS WIN In a ritualistic contest held yes terday afternoon at the Klks temple between tho Ashluud, Medford nnd Hoseburg lodges of Klks, Asht:tml lodge wns awarded first; Medford, second, and Hlseburg, third. The ritualistic work was conducted by the ivgular officers of the three lodges, and includes the Inltintory work. There wns a large nttend flnce Including a large representa tion from ltkeview. Hun? burg and Ashland. Considerable, interest was manifested In the contest In south ern orocon Ktkdoni. onoi 10E301 Trowbridge Lumber Yard ' Everything In Lumber and Building Mattrlala Distributors for Johns-Msnnvllls Roofings Trowbridge Cabinet Works Cabinets, Windows, Doors, Screens, Etc The Old Reliable Established In 1901 When In need of ANYTHING for Building, Phone 13a. We een be of real service to you. o 1 o n oraoc OEXOE TOTBWE, TEDF01RT), o Fbtlicr, Ituth Miller and -AUcn Tiwrence T. FlHher, Medford, ehoHo the electrical engineering coui'He when he enrolled, nnd ho Ih now one of 110 Kiiiduate in hlH claHS, in addition to the regular class work Mr, Fisher ha also been nelive in campun affairs. He waa a member of Eta Kappa Nu, na tional honorary fraternity In elec trical engineering, and Associated engineers. V Tho school of commerce, ' In which Allan F. Perry, Medford, hps taken h!s work, Is the largest In the college In point of num bers nnd Is i-epreHented by 1 20 In the graduating class this year. 82 men and 38 women. Mr. Perry has had work in biiHlness adminis tration, economics and sociology and oolitlca! science, with op portunity to major in these or in secretarial training, commercial education or advertising 'and sell- APPLE KNOCKERS : DEFEAT J'VILLE A well played baneball game at JackHonvilie yesterday afternoon resulted In a l to 3 victory for tho M. T. Annleknockers over a j,lCksonville town team before a Kool Hized gathering of spectators. The local players were the basis of a general surprise for their are looking torward to seeing mem In action Hcveral times this season. Their next game is scheduled at Talent next Hundny ngainst a Tal - din and Moore Hamilton enter tained the team In no mean man ner at their frat. Tail Delta. The purpose of the trip to CorvalilH '"as a practice game with the Hooks. TI11I Turdln said that the 1 Hooka havo Inst ten si might matches aiul are much obliged to Medford for allowing them n sweeping victory. The victory over University high by Medford leaves two teams in the state undefeated. These teams are Lincoln high of Portland and Medford high. Stomach Troubles Headache, and Dizziness If your stomach is sick, you ore sick nil over. If you can't digest your food, you lose strength, get nervous and feel as tired when you get up as when you went to bed. For 10 years Tanlac hag restored to health and activity many thou sands who suffered just as you do. Mrs. Verda Stampas, ot b4b' Yamhill St., Portland, Ore., savs: "After an operation the Wat uArli i ' .'red me out and what I ate caused me untold misery. But since the . Jirst few doses of Tanlac I haven't aad a headache nor iras." Let Tanlac do for you what it did for this sufferer. It corrects the most obstinate digestive troubles relieves gas, pains its the stomach nnd bowels. It restores appetite, vigor and sound sleep. Tanlac is made of roots, barks and herbs. The cost is less than 2 cents a dose. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Your money buck if it doesn't help you. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES VSET K0E3O I! u o D o j QT?EfiQNT; MONDAY. MAY 27. 1929. " SINCE 191 3 SHOWN BY COUNTY JUDGE ) That tho connty valuation was j $3,000,00 lower and the county tax iJliti.OOO lower last year than they were In 1913 . was an Interesting statistical fact quoted by Judge Alex Sparrow, principal speaker at j the Klwanls club luncheon this I noon. The county taxes In 1913 amounted to. $410,931.17, while for isia uiey were only. f.1S4,uzz.8H. The special school, city and road tax, on the other hand, has' in creased from $310,181.55 to $798, 420.22 during the same period, and the city liens, tire patrol and Irri gation tax from $20,3i2.14 to fJb'J. 059.59. - Judge Sparrow showed the effort being made and the advisability for getting the delinquent land In the county on the tax roll. He told of the constructive road pro gram under way and listed tho many problems that confront the county court. "Jackson county Is perhaps the only county In the state that has more cash on hand than It has outstanding Indebtedness." said Judge Sparrow, who quoted the to tal Indentednesp at $394,000, most of this bonds hold by eastern In surance companies which hesitate to let them po. The county court haB on hand $053,000. according to 'the locul executive. The muslca: program for the duy wus furnished by Mrs. Jumes Collins, Kvhtf sung two beautiful numbers, "Roundelay" and "When Cella Sings." She was accompa nied at the piano by Miss Jeunesse butler. Guests tor the day includ ed: Theodore Itotclilld of Port hind, (i. B. Oaks of Redding, H. C. Cialey of Ashland, Vic Mllla of Ash land und Judge Alex Sparrow. , FOR CARPENTRY CLASS Tho hlKh school class In car pentry, under tho direction of Mr. I.eland Mentzer, has completed another successful year of ap prenticeship work. Tho appren ticeship system was Instituted sev. oral years apo by Mr. Mentzer to make possible practical train ing In mnnunl arts tor tho stu dents. Each year a project is undertaken and all phases of the work. Including rouh carpentry, f.nlshlng work and painting are done by the members of tho class. I,nst year a modern dwelling- on Fewer "Stings" 'EyOoire Profit EARTH A valuable spraying guMvforyou Wr for ffw SrWwfn WdRarc tracing , cJkort. ft ftfoM comtpiitt tkrtctmiy for Ihm control of orchard pcttu Holly street was cunslructrd' "by the close and this yar in garage has been constructed for Mrs. N. Keeley, 621 Pennsylvania avenue. . The system of combining prac tical training with class room work Is used by the larger high FRUIT growers in this Valley are fast turning to Sherwin Williams Summer-Mulsion combined with Arsenate' of Lead for Codling Moth control. Field experiments conducted by Sherwin-Williams horti culturists and grower have proved conclusively that "stings" and "worms" are reduced over 50 when S-W Summer-Mulsion is used with two of the regular Arsenate of Lead sprays. S-W Summer-Mulsion is a highly refined oil, made in both low and medium viscosity. It is specially compounded for.jNort'hwest conditions. Unlike heavy oils it leaves no greasy residue on fruit and foliage. Best results are obtained when applied at the peak of the egg-laying periods. One application for each brood is usually enough. S-W Summer -SJulsion is also a sure control for Sane Jose Scale and Red Spider, thus leaving trees in a thrifty condition for a good crop the following season. Here is what Mr. Archie Smith of Wenatchee, Washington,' says: "I can't see any damage caused from the use of your Summer-Mulsion that was applied on my orchard this season, even though it was used as strong as 5. As to control, will say that it was all that could be desired. I had neither worms or scale." Insure your profits by spraying with S-W Summer-Mulsion. For sale by your nearest dealer. TheSherwin-WiluamsCo. San Seattls Oakland '-luuUwanJ IsMnvaluablo ,as a,tnln aiinlvrsar of the passawe, i-meuns of training, the students , in j by congress of the Susan B. An: a trade thut they can use to eurnUhony amendment granting sut a living after graduation from frage to women are being made j high school. ' . j y 'h national women's party. VAsm.SGTON. .May 2". Wi j Plans lor ceieoraiing jump t. ' Choose an All-purpose Ensemble for Decoration Day an Ensemble . . . and be it Silk, Jersey or Tweed, one can choose here and be as sured of the utmost in style and good taste. A special special purchase of beautiful large brim hair hats, values to $16.95, Special $7.95 Gordon V Hose in both pointed and square heel. Adrienne's , Medford National Bank Building " aelfta Coaaf Wmrmtmmmm) Francisco Los Angeles Spokane Salt Lake ' Helman's plunge opens May 4th. yu O be smart this season every woman will want Portland City nnrvK?