Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1929, Image 2

PACE TWO
MTSDFOTID M"ATL TRTBTJXE, fRDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2(1, 1929.
I,
Tocal and
J 'Personal
Mm. K. W. Ilutrhlnaon and 5l- Californium, ut local hotrla In-
-r-ln-liiw. Mm. H. H. lliiifhlnMin. I rlmlv Mr. ami Mm. '. K. IJmikIv.
from Suiiscl-on-lhe-ltoKUP. weiv j M Iw. M. (irrrlly, Mr. and Mrs. W. I
In .Medford thin mornlnii on busl- , I). Hum Putin and son of I.on An-
ni-s. ' . ' kv, Mr. und .Mm. H. V. IibvIh of
Tw dan.e l.und. J a c k k n n I'lnccrvllle, Mr. I.. H. Wilier of'
SlirliiB-.. Sat. Continuous danclriK. I Almm-ilu. Mr. and Mr. W. M-
kIhk and Mr. and .Mm. J. W. Bub-I
tt-r, Jr.. of Look ileum, .Mr. unu ;
Mm. J. V. O'.WII and son of Pled-
it
order that the ntnd.-nts at-j A total of 12 uunlic-untii will;
...mni..r ut'uslllll ol mi' IliKIl I'" "' uimiuui 1.11, . .......
.-non! will not have to attend on , lion, to In ' held In Salem July 9 (.
Krlday. the day followlnii ihe'and 1. Three of the appllrantH ! ly )f Atu(U.
The f xuminutionK
I.. -it(lli'K of Phnii-1
HrcltcriJitein nd fum- ;
in, Mr. it nd Mrs. o.
.Stratum at Omnlnjf, .Mr. mid Mrs. j
l....i. -u..iti-r Nfitsonx will ie i '' wuiiit-ii
held this Saturday. Wt-auw ti ",l,ir,l,ll,"' l,M! """-p. M. Hi-uncv of Alatm-da. Mr. and
work is covered so rapidly. durlni! . on.u 01 our examim.. ! Mrj4. Jillm.H I.yon. Mrs. fi. Martin
the hummer session, ll would be: Uynne's old-Urn Ounce, "WtdrifH- am, nit.ce ji,., um Mrs. Fred So
lon, .Mi', and Mrs. I. Juhl and Mrs.
A. Ualaynff of Oaklund, Vernla M.
slate registered at local hotels are ; Thom.uft and Mr. and Mr. i
Scamping of Kacnitnnio. Mr. and
j AIi-h. M. A. Hohhs of Merced. Mr.
difficult for the nssiKnments to he j day and Saturday nt .Nat. 101
doubled for one day. so It was' Anions vlsJlors from Washington
found necesfar. in oruer to iv
Friday off. thai the school would j Mrfl H t ,ir,)... and family and
have to be (conduited .Saturday. lrt(. j. a. Norway of Kverett, H.
Dyne's ohl-t;me dance. Wednes- j CuinmhiKs of Hpokane. Kthel lal- . I). ('Itirke of San FranciKco and
day and Saturday at Nat. 1"! ; hut of Blaine, and the following F. I. Dodge and family of Ilrent-j
The warm weather for days pat j from .Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Jack , wood Meihts. 'j
has Vieully warmed the Hon lie ' Kyun, Lawrence Shea, (, II. Fctrs- j lc.in geen pine Bttbwood $1.00j
river und caused that Htream ami une, i. . mn i.ui. .mii .-in - i per tiel.( haul ft youmelf. Med.
other mountain-fed Htreaum to rise j lair, Martha U-ckey and Kd Ciold-; Fu,.i CO t T(f. 631. 53tf
considerably hecaufe of the im-ll-i Htein. j j Huchlor. Copco merohan-
InK hiiow at the high ithitudcH. If you need ball money, see Cecil ji,,,. manatr. returned today from
m wnrthv ueonle M. JennliiKH, 6 Ho. Front St. 103
to pay their honest debts. Thomas Hucilla embroidery packaes, in
Kenlty Co.. Km. 12, J'alin Blk., cor. cludinn stamped article and all
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf thread to work. On ale at one
ti'iitin. t ' t:n.tfiev. chief ranx-1 third regular price. See window
er of Crater National park, came
down from the park evcnlnB,
spent the nlKht here and returned
to the park this forenoon.
Clrocn pine slabs, ltf-in., $2.50
lr load, small truuk-, Valley Fuel
Co. IMione 7(J. l0tf
tlut'sls front dlslnce reiilslcr
ed at Mcdford hotel-. In hide Mr?.
K. M. Sacked of Macloud, AHa.,
Can., H. Frcese of CJIadrnek, la.,
Mrs. J. F. Mayfleld and Mrs. I, ri.
Coverston of Fallon, Nev., N. Hlll
nnd and family and A. H. Hender
son of Lincoln Neb., and Helen
11. Keisen of Moscow, Ida.
Prices cut lower than ever for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Huls r.Uc. $1.00, Sl.OX. i'2.UH and
$:j.U8. Kiddle hats 26p to $1.50.
Kvery hat kocs. The Kmmy Lou
Hat Shop in M. M. Store. Get your
Kreen HtampH here.
Mr. and Mim. C. T. Steward ure
KpendiiiK sevoral days this week at
their store. In Grants Pass.
Hummer nrlces on select (trade miles north of KukIc
;t buHinesH visit to the Oregon Ut
;ritory of the Mountain; States
, Power company. , )
I Kllis Mycin and IS. MyeiK t.f
I Klamath Falls spent yesterday In
! .Mcdford,
j W, H. Merrlttt left last jiiht by
! train for Portland on a short busi
i ness trip.- He will return tomor-
Shc was uccrini)iiuie4l by her small j n)v.
Hon- For sale- Iirtre variety of choice
All kinds of spray-Ins done by (i,.iI,hinium plants, field grown, 3."c
disiilay. Handicraft Shop. 10
Mrs. Helen WndlclKh, a member
of the f Irani h Pims Courier Mtaff.
visited Medfurd friends Tuesday.
Kreun slabwood. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. C31. &atf
Mim Helen Stone and Miss Helen
.lorKetiKon of KuKene arrived In
Medford the first of the week lo
spend several weeks visiting at the
V. liurton home.
Kntlre stock Hucllle embroidery
packaKes on sale at one-third price.
Handicraft Shop. 102
The city council at Hb special
meeting last niht decided to Ihhup
a hurry cull for bids on the plumb
ing and heating work on the new
airport, the bids to be In by 10
n. nt. next Saturday.
(let your 't tli of July hut at Lottie
Howard's Quit Business Sale. OH
Two men nrrested on the charge
of Intoxicntion, John Hrnwn, ' ap
prehended June 20, and Charles
Headman, apprehended Juno 2 It,
each forfeited a cash ball of $10,
through failure to appctir In the
city court for trial.
Kummor prices on neleot grade
green Rlabwood. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631. B3tf
Among the Oregonlans register
ed at local hotels are Farton Wood
are of Cottage drove, Hen Itohin
non. L. C. Maun, J. C Osborne. II.
Kilhorn and U. L. Smith of Ku
gene, L. P. Sanford of Cottage
drove and fleorgo Knight tif Hub
hard, '
' Hticllla embroidery packages, In
cluding stamped article and nil
thread to work. On sale at one
htrd regular price. See window
llsplay. Handicraft Shop. 102
Dance nt Chllder'a hall every
Wed. and Sat. night. 100
Miss Petty Fallln of C.rant Pass
Is in Medford for a few days to
visit with her brother, Howard
Fallln.
Kindling for sale; limited supply.
Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 31. G8tf
Miss Lois Potter returned to
Medford last night on the Shasta,
after spending a week with her
sister In Olendale.
Swimming now In drinking water
t the Nat. 44tf
Don't miss the wonderful bar
gains nt the F.nimy Lou Hat Shop
In the M. M. Store. Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. OS
Definite steps toward placing the
operation and maintenance of the
Klamath Irrigation district direct
ly under the farmers were taken
by the district board of directors
recently,
(let thosn fenders and nuto
bodies straightened at IlrlM'g She-it
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Suiter
Bervlco Station. Phone 418. tf
Visitors In Medford from San
Francisco Include Mrs. J. M. Sel
lech. 1. It. Peterson. It. S. Clancy,
Karo Snow and H. MeKlroy,
. Chicken dinners. 7 Be. The Cov
ered Wagon. Phoenix. 100
III II Pluck of San Francisco Is
a guest st the home of Mr. and
Mrs. V. Iturtmi In this city. Mr,
Black attended the I'nlverslty of
Oregon the past two years when
Feveral members of I he Hurt on
fnmlly were students there
Allen, reasonable prices. Phone
your order to 103j) or 422-L. tf
Carman K. MHI, pastor of the
Christian church, leaves Friday for
the state convention at Turner,
June 2!itu July 7. Mr. Mell is on
the program and has full charge
of all (he music for the convention.
Mrs. F. J. Wllmott, Mrs. Margaret
Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith
expect to attend.
Ilattlo Dance, J.ickson Springs,
Sat. Cap. Hagerman and his Moon
light Garden orchestra and the Pep
Petl dlers will play continuously.
Dancing also on July 3rd and 4th.
!)0
V. K. WogamoU has purchased
the 40(!-acre Itlvervlew farm, seven
olnt, on the
each or $2.60 a. dozen, for two
weeks only. S. K. Chastain, Phone
4T.2-L-2. 9C
Mrs. Mary , Patterson left this
morning for v her home In We
na tehee, Wash., after visiting for
the past six months at the home
of her , sou and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson.
Dance at Childer's hall every
Wed. and St. night. 109
Temporary auto licenses were is
sued today to Peggy Ham) II, Hu
bert A. Dellass. F.. C Ferguson
and J. C. Murray.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf"
Hurrleon Janes, salesman for the
Palmer Music House, is spending
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Sver-
a nee and small son Donald arriv- I
ed in the city from San Francisco
this murning to visit local friend 1
for a few days. Mr. Severance Is ,
president of the Progress Printing
corporation. '
L. d. Nell Is iU Medford for a
shot t time visiting relatives. Mr.
Ne.ll is from Mitchell, S. D.
Mr. and Mi's. Goodwin Hum
phrey and daughter returned fo
Medford lust night from Corvullis.
where they hud been visiting for ,
several days.
Mr. and Mis. P. K. Paris and
son Dean leave the first of the
month for Grants Pass, where they
will make their home as Mr, Paris, ;
who is a Pickwick stage driver,
has been transferred there., 1
Daniel HeuU, 21, of Ashland and1
Iluth DePock. 1 of Weed were i
granted a marriage license at th
county clerk's office yesterday;
George M. Stratton and li ma Cool:. ;
23, both of Corning. Cal., applied,
for a marriage license yesterday.
H. Chandler Kgan, who returned (
yesterday from Seattle, where he
was defeated in the quarter finals;
for the northwest golf title won by j
Frank Dolp, hu no alibis for his
defeat. "I simply played rotten
golf," said Chan, "couldn't keep on
me fairway and shot, over SO the t
last day. Dolp, the winner, played ,
beautifully in the final match and,
deserved the title in every way." j
Find lfcxly.
CHICAGO. June 2. uP Polite
believe they have found the body
nf the man who a month ago was
kidnaped from a taxicab at the
point of a gun and whose last
words before he was carried away
wre: "Krnie, please don't shoot."
The. body wusfound In a straw
berry patch near Crete, III,, last
niuht.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ir,.
101
Oh! How Qood on a Torrid Day
F i liKNT Furnished apts.
344 So. Ccntrul.
FOK SALE New bath cabinet
with alcohol stove, half price;
iron baby bed with silk floss
inai tress.
;1H So. Hi Vet-Hide.
this week at Diamond lake, enjoy-
Hogue, and has moved thereto, ll lllk, ,i. various outing attractions.
Is one of the best places along the j Halph Pardwell returned today
river and is under Irrigation. Mr. j frum u business trip to San Fran
Wolgainnit will greatly improve l t.H,.0.
the same. Kindling for sale, limited supply.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford , Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. &3tf
Lumber Co, 827tf j Albert and William Shaw return
Mrs. J. Wiide, who has been vis
' Oml f ' minks, .
We desire to express our sincere
appreciation to the many friends'
who so kindly helped u and for
the many beautiful florid tributes
in our late bereavement.
Dlaiiche Gregory and Family.
Mr. and Mrs, M. Truo,
Mr. and Mrs. If. L. Gregory, '.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sehars.
FOK SALE 3 window awnings,
3a inches wide; nod condition;
c heat). I I 1 Washington St. 17
FOK SALE Voting turkeys, all
hkcs up to a month. High Hanks
Tin key Farm, Central Point.
FOK SALE Farm in Sarns Valley,
where prize pears anil alfalfa
grow without irrigation; elec
tricity, telephone, daily mail;
timber and pasture land; run
ning water on plflce. Hox J. A..
Tribune- 102
WANTED Competent unincum
bered woman, aged 20 to 3."i yrs,
for general housework. Please '
apply in person. Mrs. Earl '
Tuiny, 7or Park Av jt!i
FOU KENT Modern, partly fur
nished 5-room house. Call r04
K, between 7 and 8 p. m. 12
FOR SALE Furniture.
Central Ave.
No.
07
FOK KENT 4-rom house, range. I
bath complete, screen porch, ga
rage $ Iff. 50, water paid. Phone:
617-H. , JtO
Foil KENT Modern ti-rm. house.
Inquire 15 HI W. Jackson. i
r3
Dealers
Everywhere
throughout Southern
Orcgcn and Northern
California can testify
to the unequalled and
insistent demand for
Fluhrer's Milk Bread
over all other brands of
bread marketed in this
section of the coast.
b.
King In Medford for the past four
months at the home of her son,
M. L. Wade, and parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Tedrlek, departed last
evening for her home In Hound
Hill, Alberta, Canada.
Window glass, all sizes; also plate
glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wka.
Pythian Sisters club will hold a'
pot lirck supper at Jackson Hot
Springs Thursday at 0:80. Mrs.
Elizabeth Temple, president, would
like for alt members to attend.
Don't miss the wonderful bar
gains at the Emmy Lou Hat Hhnp
In the M. M. Store, Thursday, Fri
day and Salurday, OS
(). C, Hogns of the Jackson Coun
ty Huildlng and Loan association'
Is on a short business trip lo Van
couver, Wash. He will return to
Medford Monday.
Let mo wrlto your fire tnsurnnco.
Carl Y. TengwUd, Holol Holland.
Phono 01)3. tf
There were nlno fatalities duo
to 1 nd ust rial accidents in Oregon
during the week ending June 20,
according to the stulo Industrial
accident commission. There were
I OfiS. accidents reported during the
week.
Select grndo faotory blocks $5. SO
por load. Med, Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
3tf
Acconllng to K. 1. Stuart, the
contractor, if plans work out ull
right, the first loads of gravel will
be haued to the new airport field
today. The rock crusher will be
located near the Finn slaughter
house.
Entire stock Hucllle embroidery
packages on sale nt one-third price.
Handicraft Shop. lo?
Guests from Porllijjul at Mod
ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Pasluy. Ella Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Clancy, Thomas
Hursoll, W, H. Edmendes, Dr. G.
L. Heist rom, Sam V. Kin ley, Geo.
15. Frost, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Anderson, Trove M . Cults P. It.
Dlmm. ll. Ken. II. G. Kounesman,
Gen. Springer, Henry Freeman, A.
A. Kayser and W. W. Kueppell.
Green l no slabs, 16-ln., $5 per
load; big truck, 4 4 tiers. Valley
Fuel Co. Phono 7. 00tf
Mlns Peat I Wortle of Ashland Is
taking the place of Miss Alvimi Mo
laud at the Jackson County Untitl
ing and Loan association offices.
Indies' house dresses, office
dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor ntndo to men sure. 1'he
J. It. Soames "Rosalia" line.
"Every wearer Is n booster." Call
'.M14-L forenoons for further Infor
mation. Also silk dresses for snle.
Mrs. Harm. 4Mf
MUs Muurlne 1. o m b a r d of
Spring field, Ore., and Miss Alma
Kinus of Vancouver, Wash., will
arrive here this evening to spend
several days as the gucMs of Miss
Jean Steel before going to Crater
Luke for the summer months. This
will be the fifth consecutive set
son Miss Lombnrd has been em
ployed ai the Crater Lake lodye.
Dressmaking, smocking and but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medfotd Hldg. Phtme 1181. 13if
Mrs. Arthur Probstflold and fam
ily moved to M ed ford yemei day
from Hon ue I liver. l'p until re
eently t hey oprl a ted the Kogtte
Liver auto camp.
ld-ln. green plno slaxwood $1.00
per tier, haul It yourself. Medford
Fuel Co.. Tel. C3I. F.3U
I Salem' new municipal ttirpoi l
will 1- deilinited August K. during
tile A iner lean Legion state on-
I ven ion. according to announce-
( ment made bete today. The air
port will eost in excess of l.'iO.OHO.
j Mi-nihci s of the J. C. Penney
pci son tie) wilt enjoy a swimming
party nt Merrb-k's Nataloilnm Ftl-
I day evening.
! Select smile factory blocks $.V!0
1 per load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 31.
f3tf
The tvmpciutote continue to de-
crease daily, yestei day' maximum
being H ntni this morning's mini
j mum tV A mild temp, inline ;x
forecast for tomorrow.
ed to Medford yesterday from Fort
Worth, Tex., where they were call
ed recently by (he death of their
brother, A ugust Shaw, the victim
of a car accident.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 327tf
L. C. Gram, assistant superin
tendent of the Southern Pacific,
and George Kilhorne, traveling
reprenentalive of the Southern Pa
cific, spent this morning in the city
on business.
Mr. and .Mrs. Hay Henderson and
family have returned from Mo-rie-Hto,
Cal., where they had been
vlsltlnii with Mrs. Honderson'fi par
ants Mr. Henderson leaves to
morrow foe Crater Lake lis ranger
at the community grounds at the
flm.
George Nichols of Eagle Point
transacted business in tho city this
morning.
Mr, and Mrs. Hill Luman and
family returned to Med foul the
first of the week from Oakland.
Cal., after spending a two weeks'
vacation there and In other Cali
fornia cities.
Jack Marshall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Marshall, is just recov
ering, from the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kngberg
of the Eagle Point district spent
this morning In (he city transact
ing business and visiting local
friends,
Mrs. Hcssie. Pool and son and
daughter oT Huile Falls spent Sev
ern 1 h o u en In the city t oil a y o n
business.
Mrs. W. H. Putnam of Chicago
arrived In the city yesterday to
visit for a week with Mrs. George
Snearley. Mrs. Putnam Is on her
way home from a trip through
southern Oregon.
Miss Maude Farnham of Eugene
left bore yesterday for Crater Lake
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Farnham visited, friends at
Medford and Kcrrydale before her
itepa rture.
Phone
51
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Not Hungry these warm days?
A glass of hikTbd before each
meal will stimulate your appetite.
It is obtainable everywhere.
f America's Sparkling her
ILK
UTTER
ICE CREAM
'V'.J r-.' id! With Our New Coolinff Plant
ENJOY A COOLING SIP AT
OUR FOUNTAIN
The weather may be hot but don't mind it. There's ready relief at the most
popular "coeling-off " place in town our fountain! Stop in for a frozen
treat .... an ice-cold malted .... or a cooling, refreshing drink. Like a frigid
breath from the North Pole, it will "pep" you up for the rest of the day.
Here's anothor hot-weather suggestion: You'll find delicious luncheons served
nt our fountain just the kind that are irresistible when "Old Sol" knocks
cut your appetite.
Try our frc3h Peach Mulba Sundae 26c
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Every breath of air you breathe In this theatre
lo washed and chilled In Medford'a Million ol
lar Water.
Only One Mere Day
Four Complete
Shows
Daily at
1:30, 3:30, 7, 0
P. M.
The Triumphant
Singing Talking Master Picture
EDNAFERBER'S
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT
Qood Food Good Service
214 E. Main
Hedfcrd's Oldest and Newest Drug Store
Phone 91
&
that lead
to your finest
vacatio
f PtrtTtuut-
Saltmi
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with
Laura
la Plantc
Joseph
Schildkraut
Combined with the
musical hits from
Ziegf eld's original
Broadway stage hit.
Other Cities a Road Show
Here at Popular Pricej.
Matinee and Evenings
Children 25
AdulU 50
Hear
Helen
Morgan
Jules
Bledsoe
COMING Friday Saturday
Douglas MacLean
IN HIS FIRST
Talking Picture
"THE CARNATION KID"
trains that save precious hours;
and fares thai save you money
Low summer vacation fares, a fleet of fine,
swift trains and a host of world-famous resorts
and playgrounds is Southern Pacific's invita
tion for the finest vacation you ever had.
The map p,ivcs you an i Jca of how Southern
Pacific's rails serve the places you'll want to
visit here on the Pacilic,Coast. San Prancisco,
Southern California beaches, Hollywood,
famed National parks and resorts all ate
easily and quickly reached.
Examples of Round trips
(16-day r?:urn limit)
San Francisco.... .fJl).2")
Los An,m'lt;.s :S.7"
IM Monto L,(i.'-,"
San JMi'jjo . 44.7")
Yost-mito ;:!,()()
Lake Tahoo .-. '-'il.OO
Portland UUX
Odelf Lake ivm. Kimimtii khini 12.3
One way thru the RcdVooJ Empire to California
destinations, Mil and motor ccuch.910.-10 additional.
Coach Fares Even Lower
Tor greater economy but with the comforts
of train travel, you may eo to San Francisco
for $15, to tos Anpclcs $? S. These ticketsare
good on all trains carrying day coaches and
may also be used in tourist sleeping cars.
...
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Before you plan a tacalinn
phone or call on us for
further information.
J. C. Carle, Agent Phone 34
Pacific
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