Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrF.DroRT) matt, TTtTBtryp;, iMEDFort), wvaov, ttttt?day, .ttnt, n mt. FELINE If OSES (Hy Miiry Civlncr) Miss Alioiu Itnhl, 7. Ks through' with fnnnillitiH.s. Sht took one; in one and it look her in. Shu's! through. fcShu doesn't care why known it. It was ulmoHt n yt'iir afjo, Alicia related to fiiinils this morning when a honu-lt'ss little black waif of the feline family came pun-inn' up on her front porch for admit- j tance. Around Us neck was a ; red rilihon, a trifle soiled. This indicated to the ten tier hearted , hostess that the bedraggled via- j Uor had had a home once, and wun no longer wanted. In short it was an outcast and so young, too." k She took it In and mothered it and eared for it devotedly. Fi nally before she realized it, the feline foundling reached the age of eathood, and developed consid erable independence. Still, it knew It was always welcome and i eeeived three or more squares it day a comfortable place to idcep and all the kindness pos Blhlo. But as usual, heredity proved stronger than invironment. Felino manners are notoriously catty. And unworthy nutcases are pretty sure to bite the band that feeds them some day. Still a year is a pretty short lime, and the seven-year-old benefactress never ex pected (ulte the shock she re ceived when she looked into her clothes press this morning. There were five of the? measly little thiUKH looked liU" rats squirming around with tluir eyes not opened yet. . Five of them, mind you two blacks and threo Krays HKir eyes not open yet. The former foundling purring over them, too. Alicia turned nway from the scene In disKqst. (ioodncss knows the unexpected addition to her feline family was revolting enough, l!ut the thing that she positively cannot forgive, is the smug, self suff iclenl expression on the face of the underhanded young mother. ON PARK PLANS Meetings in t;ie Apostolic Faith tatiernacle, located one mile north of the city limits on the Pacific highway, are continuing to draw good attendance. (Jood music is provided by the orchestra and spe cial singing is enjoyed. Old fashioned testimonials and preaching of the word of God are features of each meeting. CHECK OF TAX ROLL For the next three months the county assessor's office will be busy preparing new tax rolls, extending the tax rolls, and checking up transfers. . The work, which re quires much writing and reading, has been started, and additional workers have .been added. The work of the field deputies will be finished the coming month. The task of assessing the personal property In this city is expected to last wel into August. To ' confer with Superintendent K. O. Sollnsky on how matters in. connection with opening of v tho Crater I-nke season, only about ; two weeks away, are progressing, i It. V. I'rice, vice-president and general manager of the Crater National park company, which holds the lodge, stage and other concessions at the park, is in the city today from Portland. J low- ever, on learniim that tho super- j intendeut would not be back f roin ; the park until this evening, he decided to wait over and see him j tomorrow. j It was learned here today that the much oiling work on tho; Klamath and Medford entrances! to the park will be done by thoj si ale ntptnwuy nepnrimeni omimk crew before July 1. This crew is now treating a 10.2 mile sec tion of the south, or Klamath en trance. Then they will move over to the Medford entrance road where they will oil two miles of tho Crater lake highway between Prospect and the. park boundary. Two miles of oiling on the Sand Creek summit grade of The Dalles California highway will also he done, which will complete Klam alh's 7H-mlle state highway oiling program. PLAYED HERE JUNE 11 District fliiala In (ho Amprl;an Iteglon Junior Imsi'ljull league will played off thlH month, the CO teaiim that martini in the district being eliminated to tnren sectlonul chain plonH. The Meillord Juniors will represent southern Oregon and tho Medford post of the American Le gion. Koseburg's team Is the cham pion of DougluH county and a team Ktill to be selected will represent the western section of the district. On Saturday afternoon, June 22. at 2 o'clock Medl'ord'g Juniors will meet Koseburg In the seini-fluuls I at the Jackson county fair grounds. This game Is expected to he a real contest as one of the teams will be eliminated from the contest. Rose burg Is reported to huve a sweet hall team and Medford bus man aged to defeat nil competition thus far. Tickets for the game are now on sale by the legionnaires, the money being used to pay expenses of the visiting tenin. KROSCHEL HOST FOR CITY TO CONFER Mrs. Willys Dead C N A X I A I ( : 1" A , N. V., June 13. Ml Mrs. I.yiliu M. Willys, Hi. mother .of John N. Willys, nulo mnlille in:iliul':iel tirel', is dentl here. To maintain a Blender figure, no one can deny the truth of the advice: "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET." Malicious Propaganda No amount of mulicious propaganda, an insult to public intelligence and good faith, can sway public belief in this fuel: I.neky Strike is a blend of choice tobuccog) whose toasted flavor thrills the taste, whose toasting proc ess eliminates impurities, and, as 20,679-Jjr physicians testify, makes I.nckies less irritating. Toasting clevutes I.ucky Strike to a plane of (juality vliii liuo other cigarette can approach. The constant care of ex perts assures the quulity of I.nckies. Its choice by millions proves its u pcriority and is the truthful answer to sclGsh claims. SIGNED) 4The niira quoted ha. a b.rn rhrrkr.1 nd terli&ril to tT l.illKAMI, it'oss nittis. AMI MOM'. CIP1IKRV, Ar. counl.nl. sad Auditors. 0 f Pre.ld.nl. The American Tobacco Compeny, locorrtoraleu Thn Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra will con tinue every Saturday nitlht in a coast to count radio hook-up over the N, B, C. network, 7 J..lU Motion Picture Star "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET' ' ijOL : Nf? ThrQat irritation -No Cough. O rm tw Amu. SJutX- w,- t 1 sted KiHt evening at the Hollaml cafe the Cold Seal Creamery hall oluh wuh given u haniiitet by S. A. Kro ne). el. manuKer of the creamery. A delightful dinner wuh Hewed and talks were made by different member! of the club. Mr. Kldi-ldge,. foreman, and Mr. Kroschel, manager, both gave very interesting talks which were en joyed by all present. The banquet waH given in honor of the creamery club winning the kitten bull cham pionship and the silver trophy do nated by Lam port h. Everybody present expressed themselves as having spent a very pleasant evening. . Tints I. owe. hishnp of the Poet land nica of the .Mi'tlnuilri. Epis copal church, arrived In Med font thin morning for a special confer ence with the local pastor. He v. Kuyinuiul Hccs, mitl the men of Ihe Medford parish. Me was met at the trnln ly a local committee Of Mel hodist churchmen and es coried to a luncheon given ut the chutvh in his hoiuji. tihop Lowe, a genial. Interest ing dignitary, returned recently from four years spent in the in terest of his church in the Orient. 1 le wns stationed duril.K tho greater part of that time at Singa pore, ant. his urea look in the islam) of I tor nco, Java and Su matra. Thf wild man of Itorneo, c- conling to the clergyman, is still plenty wilt), hut is gradually de veloping an appetite for civiliza tion as it is presented to him. The greaii'i- numher of cannibals, he said, are to he found al .Sumatra. where they are known as huiiaks. It is with these cannioals that the well known attik work originated, according to l.ishop Lowe. That he has seen as high as seven human heads hanging In a row, following it cannibal feast was anotller colorful sidelight re- ; called by the, clergyman, hishop Lowe was accompanied here by Dr. M. A. Mnrey of Eugene, su perintendent of this district south of Eugcm. Dr. M a rcy was granted his degree at the Wil lamette university last Monday. The hishop was also joined here by A. S llisey, superintendent of the eastern district, who will ac company him to K la math Kails, which city i hey will next visit. They will leave Medford late this ufteruoon. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station LIFE OF WILL STEEL Tliurwliiy, .Tunc 13 B to C:l.r IsIh Theater. 0:15 to 6:30 Medforil Mall Tribune, ncwH tind nmrketH. fr 0:30 to 7 Associated Oil company. l Friday, Juno 14 9:30 lo 10 Schilling com- !nny. 10 to 10:30 Southern Ore- 3 ' gon ttlectrlc. 10:30 to II Marsh Grocery. 11 to 11:30 M. M. Depart- ment Store. f t 11:30 to 12 Jucquo Lenox. 12 noon News Items hy Mall 4 Tribune. 4 12 to 1 Palmer Music House. i 1 to 1:30- 2 -Medfrod Klectrlc. 1:30 to 2 tlon. to 2:30 Lewis' Service Sta- -Mann's Depart- i ment Store. 2:30 to 3 Brophy's Jewelry Store. 0 to 0:10 IhIs Theater. 6:15 to 0:30 Medford Mall Triune, news anil markets. 6:30 to 7 Hand Hux Hat Shoppc. Daily Meteorological Report A Mr. White, who Is a w ri t er for the American Magazine, left the city this morning for Crater Lake National park for the pur pose of writing up Will (J. Steel, the "father" of the park, and who holds the office of U. S. commis sioner there. To carry out his purpose thoroughly, Mr. White in tends to spend a week with M r. Steel nt the purk, where In addi tion to absorbing material from him about a big grate fire nt Anna Spring camp, the magazine writer will probably take hikes over the snow about the park and gain mn:;M'Ml for other feature stories, which publicity will give Crater lake more world-wide pub licity. Superintendent 13. C. Sollnsky took his family up to Anna Spring camp this morning for their first view of Crater National park, and to look over the park- superintend ent's home there. Into which they will move soon to reside during the Crater lake season. Mr. White wAs, their guest on the trip up this morning. June 13, 1029. H'OIVCIIStH. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Friday. Slightly cooler .tonight. Oregon: Generally cloudy to night and Friday. Slightly cooler in interior. Cm) w H Local Data v 3 2 ? ! 5 ! TVmperature .(dens.).. 4 HlKUHSt (last 12 hrs.) 36 l.ovest (last 12 hrs.) 46 ' Itel humidity (pc.).... 47 Precipitation (in.)... State ot Weather... Clear Lowest temperature this IllK. G4 di'Krec. Total precipitation teniber 1. 11I2H, Kl.fiO 8T, G4 8.1 CMdy. morn- since Sep-inches. Temperature a year ano today: HlKhest, 73; lowest, J6 Sunset toilay, 7:47 p. m. Sunrise Friday, 4:35 a. ni. Sunset Friday 7M7 p. ni. Observation. Taken at 5 A, M. 120th Meridian Tim IP? C1TT n i 3 Tinker t'lty "2 00 c'ldy Illsmank 66 & flear lio.se " r.6 Clinr Deliver 66 r.O Clear 1 es Moines "0 ti2 Cldv. Fresno !2 62 Clear Helena " 10 Cleur l.o AliKeles 7S Ml Clear Mulshfield 72 Ui ldy. 1'hc.enlic K'O 64 Clear i Portland 0 62 Itnln , Hed liluff 94 64 Clily. liosehurn 2 T, Cldv. Salt Ijike City . 72 fi2 CI'hI San Francisco .. 74 fi4 CldJ. Santa Ke 7 2 46 Cl.ly. Sliokane 74 54 Haln Si.okane 7 1.4 C'dy Walla Wall i K4 62 ld). : Winnipeg Clir The Pick o' the Big Silent Pictures ALL NEW TODAY! A Drama of the Underworld That Is Different. TxA. OLIVE BORDEN, CMARLEt DE1ANEV Powerful drama of the under world presented from a new an. gle showing the home life and love of a youth who follow, the gang. You'll Like It Also T Good Added mmmmjfS I. 8hort Feature, fcj, JGEENNEXC. V Vft Whife shirts are al ways in pood tast, and these now on dis play at our store have tho additional advan tage of bcinj? excellent val ues at the prices asked Fnct of the matter is that we ' could not make these fine quality Broadcloth shirts available at these low prices were it not for the tremendous buying' prestipe of our 1213 De partment Stores. NOW is your opportunity, rim, to stock tip on your summer sup ply of While Broadcloth Shirts, and save while doinjf so. And the ladies who simp for the mm folks are likewise urprcd to act on tilt's opportunity. Yo'i ri.iy he sure !)' will like the soft, lustrous texture of these Shirts and .will approve their line ail- . ci injj and finished workmanship. WW- $.98 JL SOUTH E.RN PACIFIC CIRCLE TRIPS Greatest summer travel bargains . . . back east excursion fares make these trips surprisingly low in cost GOLDENSTATE CIRCLE SUNSET CIRCLE California, the Southwest, San Antonio, New Orleans, by boat to New York, if you wish. Thiscriphasagreatcr appeal and value than any trip you can plan. You skirt the border of the entire United States ; you may visit Old Mexico on the south and Canada on the north. The Sunset G rele takes you down the entire Pat i lie Coast to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Holly wood, San Diego. Then east on the Sunset Route via HI Paso. San Antonio, with her historic Alamo, and thru the Old South to romantic New Orleans. From New Orleans you can continue by rail, or, at no added cost, enjoy a delightful Atlantic cruise to New York. Meals and accommodations on the steamer arc included in your fare. Return trip may be made on northern United States or Canadian lines. No matter what your destina tion, it can be included on one of Southern PucifirsCircleTrips. Your trip is extended into a tour of us much of the United States as you like. And you get vastly more for your travel funds. You can visit more cities, more places of interest than in any other way. You can stopover wherever you please. 1'hrec itineraries are suggested here. Your trip can be arranged in a similar way. Reverse these itineraries if you wish. Summer excursion fares to the east arc on sale May 22 and daily thereafter until September 30. You have until October 31 to complete your journey. OVERLAND CIRCLE San Francisco, Lake taboe, Salt lutke City, Denver, Yellowstone Down the picturesque Shasta Routb to ciMmopoiitan Sjn Francisco. Then east on the historic Ovshimnd Routb (Lake Tahoe Line) which takes you over the Sierra Nevada Mountains, across Gri.at Salt Lake hy rail. Circle home from Salt Lake City via Yellowstone, or add joyous days to your vacation by going on to the great Rocky Mountain playground. II you wish you may continue east via Chicago. Phone, write or rati our Southern Paiific mftenl. Let him help you plan a Lh-tle Trip. San Francisco, Southern Call' fornia, Chicago and other mid-west (mints. See the entire Pacific Coast, visiting San Francisco enroute if you wish. Southern California with its Hollywood, Los Angeles beaches and resorts, and San Diego. ... Continuing east you travel thru the picturesque Southwest and the Imperial and Salt River Val leys where the desert has sprung '. into verdant gardens and or chards. ' Tucson, Phoenix and EI Paso. Then your route follows the "Long Horn Trail" to Topeka, . Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. -:; Coming home you have a choice v of routes northern United States lines, or you can return thru the . Canadian Rockies. On these Circle Tript yon have choice ot 12 fine Southern Pacific i transcontinental trains, including the famous ttandard hearers: "Cascade", . "5jit Francisco Overland Limited", "Golden Slate Limited", "Sunset Limited", Southern Paci&ic 1.. W. DICK, iiutcorolutjlst.