Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1929, Image 3

PffR TirRET!
LAKE OFWOODS ! PROSPERITY DUE I PINEHURST; DETER, f BAILEY, EDM1ST0N NATIONAL FOREST EQUALITY BEFORE
ROADS REPORTED TO TIME BUYING VOTING PRECINCTS; ELIMINATED FROM LAND CLAIMED BY LAW IS POSSIBLE
GOOD FOR SPEED! VIEW OF WALKER ADDED BY COUNTY: RACQUET TOURNEY; N. P. WITHDRAWN THROUGH POLITICS
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MFDFOT?n MATT, TTUTVTTKE. MEDFORTl, OliKCiON". WKDN'KSD.W. .H'XE -Jfi. 1029.
THFYjR GHTf ORiPRATfs
Tied W:hl. lm ill mn.l i! .V huiiv wil't u( Ilia miliiinal j Cn-uUim l.y tin- i-uunly roiin to
Mfilf.pii! yitrluy friim I.;il:c ;iriisoilly Is rtiic to tho presviil ; ,iay, ut iirw vuiini; in .dm '. In
Hip . WoiiiN, r.pi.ricil thm Uui ' ,iVH,l'' "f iiislulliiiem buying, uc-j,,,' i,.i.. ,i, ,.i,., ,.f i ,..i,..
I l''l;lstllll.' 11 f;isl diivlnir Uiinn- W A S II I ;T 1 . ,hni. -
! that would nut In- ili'iiii il, Cromr; A hill rvnim-ixu s.mmumh.
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Walker, finance
Hl-iUfili:! Kimiikfir lit ihi.
Ul"' omv. .iin.l 1 1 if tiw(l,,nM plnl. li,n, .,, n,lu
Hum Khuiinili l"'iill to tlii lake ! itiite rousnu for litis Is the taut that
rxi-dlrnl. Tho trlj. -ali lio mail, lhi buyer Is uliW' to liuilil li Ills
In nhiiut nn hour uii(l a halt rum rmiliiil tliroiigli purchasing out of
Klamath Fall. ' . j i his Im-imie.
KishliiK Is very Rood ut liko o' I "Installment buyliiK creates ; a
.the Woods, I'.-pi ciully iiais and i Kicuter demand ;for production,
sllvi'i-siilcs. A Klamath Kails man , 'I'lila calls fur uu Increase i:i cin-
:'" "''I'' I" eatih I'll has? in i wu ; plnynietit, awl subsequently keeps
hours, according to air. Wahl. j niiiney In circulation anil in i
Tho resort is ninv fully equipped. jileKiee or ilistrihution," he said,
and all tourists i-iut he cared fori Mr. Walker cave a brief sketch
who visit the lake. An eli etrii-' of the history of finance, sliowins
light and complete sanitary sys-jthal it is one of the oldest busl
teni have been Installed, sic, pint; i nesses ill the world. The present
and liousekeepini; cabins are coin-ir.iethocl of installment buying, he
plctcly outfitted, miiklni,' It tin- i.aid, developed with t,lle niltomo
necessary for visitors to take sup- bill industry, and has been improv
plles with tbeni. The coffee simp ed steadily ever since, until now
is open from li a. in. until II p. m. lit is one of the soundest economic
The IoiIko now under construe- ' ia'Mors In the business world lo
tion Is far enough along so that
plans are under way to staKe a 10 Fl. White nnd II. S. Ilimmin.
hilt dance there Saturday iiiclit. I IK-w publicity director for Mann's
Tlioso planning to visit the lake Iji-pcrtnieiit store, were voted into
the Fourth of .Inly, can make res- III.) club today,
ervatlons by phoning directly to A delightful surprise - shower
Lake o' lhe Woods. I party was given one of the hono
ur. Wahl intends to return to i rar" members of the club 'by the
the lake In a few days; where be! Lions, proving once again the well
will spend the major part of the i known philanthropic Instincts, of
summer. I the organization. . t
1 ! The musical portion of the pro
gram was furnished by Hugo Lange
and Mrs. Lange, who played a group
of jazz numbers on an accordian
and banjo, accompanied at the
piano by Andy Anderson. Their
program was entntisiasticauy re-
I ceived.
the outlying dimi'lds
county,, will enalite l-.i residents
to vote, without travelling
miles on election d:iys. (; t
IMnehurst, In' southeastern .lack-
son, county, iwita so voters! and j -t-ti.
... '.u . i ,. . .-' only
uritT ill 900IOIMI1 jii, n,in iwuiu., '
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The local fire department is
now located in the new $:!0,0)0
f (ro station at North Front ami
Third .streets, having gotten all
moved to that structure late yes
terday afternoon, with the exrep
tion of a few :an tanks and some
odds und ends, bin tho depart
ment will st ill be somewhat de
moralized for a few days yet.
until the work of arransins thhiKs:
and cleaning up in the new quar
ters fs eomplcit'd, and lhe tanks
which supply the siren whistle arc
installed.
Most of the firemen enjoyed a
solid night's sleep in their airy
quarters In tho new ImiUlinp-. the
BELIEVE STABBING
A FAMILY AFFA!RDRUNk MAN1NVADES
Hud" IhH'l, t'niveriiy oT h-i'Ki : na t ina 1 t..n-t land l.nm.l i.y
student, th't't atctl Ralph Itailey, Hhv N.uth.-t n I'mUic raiiw.-v ti.-m
(h-eKiHi star ami former southern j epcr.ii i-n imi.Ut i.u- I.ui.l r.uit .
( H-euoii cliainpioil. in the quarter was signed today l.y I'.vsi-
finals of (he .Meilford tennis tour- dent ll,.o,r.
u;iment at the hiuh seliooi courts ' I'mler the a. l. the 1'nited Stales
morning. The scores were ti-t. i ivtains the title to i!ie lands in,
S-ti. liai ley's defeat leaves qii. Minn. . 1! uiimii- i i-d i.i.tt in
ltuel. Hopper, ISutler. 1-'ish ! nit y ? e!et t ion ri:;hls, il" any ei--t,
i Wiiu.ni n tieht fl ion for t he I c!a 1 1 1: ei I hv lhe eoiii naitv. t,.--ttliel
near the Ktate line, with -10 voters, ! t.j)anipiimship. jwith all claims tit' a.hii: ieal lands
are the' newly formed preelnets.j n;ll.ry liutler. local orehardist. ! hy inue of j.; ranis i:ial- t" the
Kstahlhment 0f a logging camp. ; ,,ul ' nHu his ai'pie thinning long railn.a.is. are declared lortViied.
and Increased homesteadint; in tho 4.nuUj;h ycsteialay evening to take The ad. however, has im ef
viclnity of l'inehurst. has in-lmmy Kdmlstoii, high schotdlfcet upon tile present tide the
creased homesteading in Hie v "! chainiihni. into camp in a hard 1 railway to the i ilH of way a.
e!nity of I'lnehurM, anil increased 1 foUKht three-set match, U-S, S-ti. quired under the raut or lands
tho population rroui three to close g2i "Parson" Jlopper. former use. l.y the c.oap tii m tin opcra
to a hundred since last Noveinher. jsl.(msjn siau champion, gave ' tion of its roads, or such iand(
They formerly voted in the ltarron ' yAUVHi fonrad. high school player, j u.-ed tor depots, station l'Uildmj:s.
precinct, 3G miles away. Ueler 1 a lcnn(H h-sson in the singles work shops, machine simps ami
residents were forced to journey S t.m,etition, taking hotli sejs ti-ii. for similar purposes.
20 mites into California to reach' rp(t elimination of lkiiley and j I mler the act the aitoiney gen-
tneir precinct at t uivstin. ureon. , Kdmiston leaves only luel to rep- crai is directed m institute pro
The county also merged the ' ri,sent the youngsters in the ve- ' ei-edings to make secure t he aim
Gold lilll and llock Point pre- nmjnK play. Uutler. Wilson, j of 'he legislation w hich is to re-
clnts, which will luing the voting Fish .,nu ii,(pH.r are all seasoned
strength of Cold Mill close to 40. ; loUl.n,u,u.)U campiiiuncrs.
Hock Point residents recently pe-; ,n th(4 doubles competition,
titioned the county court for the i,,,M,or ltm roe:ir. liutler and
change, elaiming that it was easier lnu, an,i r.hniston and liailev
to vote in Gold llilt than at homp.!rt,mallli This evening at 5:30
herause of diftieulty in finding a . Fish i,iavs Hopper in the singles
XI 'X ll.I.l;. Tenn . .Mine L'ti. - ,
man I'l em ( !tii -mo, dec I a red fa
re I ,rtMl ie':;r.ies last 11 ll , that K;J
wiule race was imt to hlaitie B';
1 1 1 c siatus of tiie m-pro, 1 ut fe.
t h" i:i m i w ..u'd never ga in f f.
!! l. fine lhe law until He fcl
m.ed politically. VI
o wan is social riiaHty'.'" he f.fl
central polling place. A duuhiejin a mnU.)x that is attracting
board will ho established at (..old J(t of nttention, and tomorrow
Hill for general elections. . !,ninhiir at 7:30. Wilson meets
precinct was llut,.r All finals will bo played
The Meadows precinct was! i
merged with tho AntioHi precinct,!
and a new . voting precinct' wasj
estabishad, to he known as the
Howard school precinct. !
Other changes In the voting
precincts In the county are plan
ned by the court. In the near fu
ture, to simplify the work of the
clerk's office, and make it easier
for country districts to vote.'
The " remainder of the regular
session of the county court was
devoted to routine matters.
next Sunday.
New grocery store
Main street. Clreaham.
opened . on
serve u large amount id' forest
la ml claimed by the railway to fie
government on the theory that it
cannot he used by the railway fur
the purposes for which il was
Kiven. ,
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:r ked, amid applause.
" !1 I want I'M- the inrn is
eqlla '. V be fu I e t he law ."
I ft-!.n nu: that he w as nut in
corgre---! 1n pin over special racial
t. i.'lati.ill. I'ei'riest said that the
ne::i a-l work out his own sai-
a: ion
Intd-v the 1 till and I ."d h amend
nidi's. Itfl'iiest said, lhe negro is
entitled to a square ibal. which he
is not getting. Tiie only way you
can gel it is lo organize and work
under intellijent leadership. It is
no longer possible for a while man
to stand up and fight the negro's
battle-
i.
SPRATT'S DOG CAKES
Are The Ideal Summer Feed for Your Pet
The summer tabic carries little nourishing
food for your dog. Spratl's Dog Cakes
solve the feeding problem.
GET THEM AT
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
"HEADQUARTERS FOR PET SUPPLIES"
I it'll I fii-in t Knwriii'i' nf Iiliili.i.
Randsburg Razed
RANDSItliU;. fill.. June L'i!.---'
A tiro wl ii li slarli'il in a lii'iilii
of ruliliish in a ponl liall Ihmv oarlv
tmlay ilesirnyi'il tho Imsint'ss sec
tion of tliis niiuiim inwn ami vi, ;
exlinuislU'il only nl'ler srvernl
liuililini;.! had lii't'n ilynaniileti.
I'i:s MOIXKS. Iowa. June '-Mi.
I' --'1'hiee men sentenectl t'
t'in fur kidnaping W. M Kinne
! believed by Iowa officials to he
members of a aug which robbed
tiie Culmore City Kxchange bank
of $.ntn May 1 :i. after keeping
11. II. Van Alstine. one of the
owners, and his family, prisoners
overnight.
II. V. Yaekey. slate agent, was
1 not if led yesterday that the men.
1 civimr t heir names as August
Meeker, L'K, of Sumner. Iowa. Don
ald Melavlu, I'l. ami Hoy Salmon,
both of Liver more, Iowa, had
been identified by fingerprint rec
i ords taken at til (more City.
Hood Miver. Prospects hright
for establishing Postal comoany of
fice here.
P. U i ns. -enfe
opeiv
- t'harley Carroll's Dixie
d for buslne. recently.
Investigation by the sheriffs
office into the mysterious stab
bing of flay Miles. 35. Foots Creek
miner, Monday evening, brought
tho opinion today from that offi
cial Ihat the slabbing "was a
family affair with ait element of
self -ilef ense." Miles was slabbed
once in t he neck, twice in the
chest, and a gash in his throat
lack of noise in the neighborhood i missed the jugular vein by a nar
mucli conducing to this effect. n)W margin. The injured nioun
Howeveiv It is claimed that seve- taineer and his two brothers, who
ral firemen would have rested 1 brought him to. Cold Hill for
hettr if there had been more, jniedlcal assistance, refused to give
street noise, like ut the old loca-;.,ny details of the affray.
tion if some one hart Kindly
pounded on a. holler.' or on the
building with a bed slat through
out tho night to make the situa
tion seem more natural.
The firemen were busy as hees
today fust a Ding equipment and
cleaning up generally. .
California may - erect a shrine
near Sun Clemenie. where the first
Christian baptism in the stale oc
curred in I7'I9.
The Pick o the Big
Silent Pictures
STARTS
TOMORROW
A Sweeping Romance of the
Gold Rush Days
!
Miles condition today was re
ported satisfactory, with danger
from infection the only fear.
Deputy Sheriff Louis" Jennings
visited the wounded man yester
day and the family maintained
t heir previous silence, wit h the
priviso, "they did not want to lalk
unless something serious hap
pens." They, however, told lhe
official that Miles was subject to
violent fits of temper and indi
cated, the authorities aver, t hat
this was the cause of the affray.
T
CUIC.VJO, June (A') A
man armed with a pistol invaded
Our lately of Sorrows Catholic
church early today nnd fired two
shots at the priest, the I'ev. Falher
J. Kecnan. The bullets missed
their mark, hut one wounded
Uichard Murphy, who was kuael
ing at the altar. The assaila nt.
identified as Charles Koster, then
turned the weapon upon himself,
inflicting a slight scalp wtfund.
The shoot ing took place during
six o'clock mass.
When police, reached the church
they found a crowd of worship
pers manhandling Koster, and ex
perienced difficulty In rescuing
him.
Police saM Foster was Intoxi
cated. No motive for the shooting
was established.
STAGE 'BATTLE DANCE'
CLAlii MILK '-t'' HOT SPRINGS SATURDAY
I
j JACKSONVILLE, ore.. June -'t!.
(Special.) Walter Lewis of Penn
sylvania returned here Sunday
a Met several years living in the
e:-M. and expects to loeato here.
He was formerly of Sterling, hav
ing work"d ;it t he Sterling mine
years ago. Mr. Icwis speaks
highly of Jacksonville.
Tlieron Applebaker and Jim
Cwin started to work on the coun
ty roads work near Kagle Point
last week.
j Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Ogden of
i Salem were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cameron.
Their son. Vernon, accompanied
them to I heir home for a short
vacation.
Mr. Mollis of Klamath Falls is
spending a few days in our city.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cant rail of
Kueh were visitors here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. ICvan Hlldreth of
1 Seattle are visiting at the home of
their mother, Mrs. James M. Can
; trail.
I Mr. Williams of Corning. Calif.,
I visited at the Marks home here
Saturday, returning to his home
that evening.'
Mrs. Garrison of Hornhrook.
Calif., spent the day Saturday with
Mrs. Nettle Jones, where she
visited her two little sons that
Mrs. Jones is taking care of here.
Dr. Jenkins and son, Horace
Jenkins, took their families to
Kofehtirg Friday to attend the
Ad vent 1st camp meeting. They
were accompanied by Miss 'Kscott
ai.d Francis Marks. Dr. Jenkins
j ami I lorace returned home Sun-
lay.
Cap llagcrman and his Moon
light Garden orchestra of Colorado
Springs, will be at the Jackson Ibd
Springs Saturday night, .Mine
and will introduce a new feaiure,
a "battle da nee." The Moon light
Garden orchestra and the Pep Ped
dlers, Jackson Hot Springs orches
tra, will play alternately during
the evening, giving the daucei s
continual music.
The "Mattte Dance" will be eon
chided by lhe dancers - vol ing for
the orchestra they enjoyed moM.
Cap I lager man's orchestra, famed
throughout tin west, has taken
part in a number of "battle
dances." ami has generally won
the laurels.
Doni Provost, director of the Pepi
Peddlers, is planning to have Cap
Hagerman and his orchestra at the
dance pavilion July '! and 4, so
that continual dancing may be fea
tured. The Moonlight Garden orchestra
will give a concert at the Palin;-r
Music House Saturday evening,
from 7 to 8 o'clock.
RED BLUFF GRASS FIRE
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Corinne
' Griffith
IN
"Prisoners"
LOCAL LEGIONNAIRES
VISIT ASHLAND POST
A delegation from the Medfnrd
post ol the American Legion vis
ited Ashland post last evening, for
the purpose of ascertaining their 'the
opinion of nrKttmzIng Hn Inter
county council. Grants Pass. Kerhy
and Med ford posts have signified
ihelr desire to organize Mich an
auxiliary.
Dae to the fact that so man v
members of the Ashland post were
nnahle lo attend the meet in b'-
eatip of preparations now under !
way fur the Fourth of July eele
bntilon. which will be lId in Afh j
land it was decided to withhold the j
vote until next meeting..
HMD PLCI'F. Calif., June
(A't- Sweeping over a L'o-mllc
from a ml fanned by a st iff wind
h grass aiMl grain fire, re ported
oim1i- control last night, broke nut
wlih new fury today. Tire blaze
whs moving in the direction of
timbered hill.-. 2U miles northwest
or Ked Mliiff.
The fire started late lust night
and was brought under control by
a force of fid men jtf ier it had 1
burned over approximately Hi.imhi ,
acres of range nnd bru.di Iambi
Marly this morning tiie bhi.f I
f la re) anew, Hir'sidlng " P'd ly as t
e of lhe wind Increased, j
aril of Thank-.
We wlfh to thank our fi lend for
their kindness and pympnthy dur
ing Olir IL'.etlt b.-n-rt Vi'inetlt in tip'
loss of our beloved moMmr, M;ny
Aseneth Mat; a!sn or the many
utiful flowers.
David Smith.
Mr VI.. In Hoh.m.
Polk Smith.
"'orhctt Smith.
Mrs. Nellie MorchoufO;
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