Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV MTTTPOftD MATL TRTTiTTyE, MEDFORD. OREGON". FRIDAY, JULY '. 1020. PAGE THREE) -----1 - -' ERCl O IOOE OEzooiao 30EZ30 n To Preach Here MOVES OF KLAMATH BIG BUTTE SECTION Following a phone call to the i ir. U Jlimiilcy. utivie iilsinK irnin police department last night, ro-ltiKor of The t'alifil -nia Oick.jii lioi'tlnB an alleged hit anil run Ij'mvcr company, roturm-d - Um -";r r .'". rmlet Jhu nlsht (mm Klnmtl.l KuIIk. ,v!.i.,0 Wall of Meilford was picked tip at ,ook mo,,1K ,,k.ui-,.s of thu ln 2:.itl this morning on Sixth mreet ,,,an CQJ1K1PS1 j, jiny. The by local police 1 murnlnu -parade pn. the hlii In, . Wall was said by police to bav!(liim snw , ,!,,,.,,. jwf,.e loft his car lor. several minutes. fumed by Mr. Br(mi,py fm. . " m nrFLnvu m-a loH In fllriintf mil ...a .. when he roturhed, made the arrest. i A search of lm car was said to near future ' Thr.flim - inv-itnit. have disclosed a gallon ' and -two f.Bomc liv0 Khltl, ot Vu, ,,,n pints of moonshine. The case was turned over to Kedoral Officer Toy ry Talent ami was scheduled for n l-3aring belbre Chauncey Florey,' U. S. commissioner, thi afternrt.in. That a number of arrests were. - UKide at Ashland for drunkenness "was also reported, by the Anhlnnd police and federal officers. Among the alleged offenders was named Dewey Akers, recenlly convicted of tho sale of llquoiv who Is said to have put mi a $!( bond ypsterday following his arrest. Births "Copco Current Evt ms". iiown reel j Iirt( will be 4-xhlhttsd hore'hl h A ficven-puuriK j?irl was horn to Mr. anil Mrs. A. T. Aluen U'tfdnus l'iy at the Wi ruck or home. Tho Dai Ion. Hid opened for Bi-adli's Rati HOIlow market road fi'onr" fritbrsecMon ot" Du'fur mar ket road to present county road near Johnston ranch. dances, 'races: JmfkinK contents etc.. and promise 'to ;h of grout Interest locally. ; - ,. ' Several lui-Re rr'WHjreel camera men were preseniti1 inclurtlnj; Fox, Vuthe, Fox Alovi clone and othjrwH. Press photom inters ' from the Orefconlan, l'm-tittm. Journal and other large dullhV) were also there to cover the evetii Tor their news papers. . j l'entcrday cmwd which packed the grandstand nnd blcnciter.s and overflowed onto j the field, was estimated at over: 7500 people. f ' Alac.Marr Itn.vs XtftmH. " NEW YolCK, rjiy 5. (A) .MacMurr Stores, Inc., has ac quired the Liny Cities Mercantile to. operating 54 grocery, meat! n"nd vogetjihlo stores in t,os- Anc-j Ies and vicinity. The Mac.Murrj chain now munljcns 1 lOit stores, ; with annual tales .of. about fi8, DOO.lHiU.. ,L... ...... ,.. W.-n. Estacada. KstaUida Lake park rond hein graveled. A fire which started from some unknown ' cause yesterday noon About une mile south of the Mcleod bridge near the Edwards ranch In the Dig Hut to section ffWysif .ho fafet, vhal'flt'Kad tmrhe'd 'over 'ahoul.so it c res th bruh and Krass before it was gotten under control Just night by a crew of Crater ?iitl'jml (Lrel fire fighters. and Hid icat Ions early this aftcr noo'n 'wero What' iV V'drild tie en tirely extinguished by, tonight., No report has been received here' of the. damage causdt,lf . any. , ' A part of the fire was seen on Hhe hill above' Cht'H eairrp tye tetday afternoon by, !passers-Uy on the Crater Lake MlKhway, : Who thought it was'burninR in timber (in the hill. However, it is said that the firo, for the most purl, burned In brush, Brass' und chup parell. ' s ; KALISl'ELL, Mnnt., July 5. (fl Mr. und Mrs Henry Lock -ridKc of Kteveusville. their son-in-law, Lloyd liltke of BIk Fork, and his two children were killed last ninht when their automobile plunRcd over a bank into Flat head lake. Mrs. liitke was the only one to escape death in the wreck. A , - Who fired the final shot of the Civil war? .Benton Queen of Wch ton. W. Va?, sayVne did at Appo mattox Courthouse, Va., April 9. 1HG5. 6. H , . fl Santfords Saving Stores 307 East Main Street Mr.'ukirMi.nrMHiV'iT ini ii rin i irt Three reasons why you should buy at Santford& Company. 1st, ycu always get the very best merchandise the market affords; 2nd, our price is low, made possible by our organi zation's buying power; 3rd, we guarantee every article to be just as represented. v Saving Prices Saturday Veal Roast Breast of Veal Veal Chops Veal Roast cut from fancy milk fed veal. Cheap at 21V2 Breast of Veal. This is A nice cut to bake with dress ing or cut up in veal stew. Prime1 Milk Fed Veal. Sweet and tender. These chops are a bargain. Per . pound c. Salad Oil This ic a high grade salad oil fcr mayonnaise and other ucec not a luxury at Sant fords price. Per pound :.13 Per pound .25 Royal Gelatine Tomato Sauce Royal Gelatine is an ideal dessert for summer . Your choice of flavors. Full pint size. .23 3 Lg. pkgs. .25 Del Monte Tomato Sauce. You know tho quality, and it is only Per can .. .05 Pure Fruit Jellies Libby's Apple Butter Stewart's Pure Fruit Jelly In A fine spread and the kiddies picnic jars. Your choice. " will like it. Cheap at jars .. .15 2 New Potatoes Local grown, fresh new po tatoes and of good size. A bargain. Oranges Med cans.... Soap .25 6 pounds for., o 23 Deviled Meat The finest fruit for this hot White Eagle Soap. The ideal weather. Sweet and juicy. Try some at family soap. Santfords price Libby's Deviled Meat in that handy little package for a pic-nic. doz. for.. .23 10 bars for.. .33 6 cans for . .25 Canned Salmon Trupak Salmon. The finest Red Salmon packed. Perk and Beans y.irt Camp's Port and Beans. Take some for that outing trip. Santfords price . Milk., Alpin. Milk". Pure, rich and' creamy. Every carl guaran teed. Reg. size can.. 25 J Med. cans., o 27 O tall cans .... 49 Schilling's Iced Tea Sippers Free Saturday Santfords Saving Markets . fit Wi V fl Miss Zi'lmu Ai'Kiic. I .Miss Zclma Auiit if Winnipt'K. ; Cii mi tin, will hold 11 n evangelistic ' v;itni;ilu'n. in. thf .Kull ioscl tit t 'friiiit'lo. Main ami Newtown .strretH, hcizinniim July I t ami rontinuiiiK In the 'JXth. Her VrnndliUher wun a Motlintljst woarher und h'i father an evangelist fru years. Her lunther and sister art widely known vaiielist. Mihs Arnu" hiiM spoken to tliou yands in many of the larger cilies b 1 he I'nited States nd Canada. Sporial musiu will be a feature , t'Veiy niht. Miss A riaif. who lias been on : ?-(nij "in rvantfeiiHtic work ninco i;!iiHlh'(tf. also is it iromhonist. CHICKEN AND" STEAKS A plane wh pro private parties limited to about 1 fl Wiuplos may he Kiven has been npcnrd' 11 1 nt j'h'jcnix by Mim. .luwphlno Travi:. The Inn is 11 now building ljoin lnK tho Siiell HH-vice Hluthm. Mih. Travis, who i-amr here r (".ntly from Ke ilttff, Calif., will s;pccii) lize in sorvlnK chit-ken din nets and choice steaks. Tho slu pan adopied hy Mrs. Truviw ts "A p'aco to dine and dance." ! Marilae licenses, were issued ' Wednesdav to Mycr I., (lensler, Jr., 2i and Marguerite . W'ynn, UO, of I'endleton. tro.; Archie K. Uock. I'.t. ami l.o Ufa, OurtlnK, 1 H, of iMidfonl. Wlilmr A. Walker. 1.'. j und A id rev Katoa .Martin, lt, of 'central INdnt: lura(i O. Meeker , und I .dvth Creede, both leyal. of 1 Ituiiiimtoti. I'al.; Floyd A. Miller. I "Jit. t romahawV. Wis., and Ruth ' hmeta Hitrvtn. L'H, of Medfonl; I'hiirinati' 1). Mabb, 4i, and Carvel KinK id tudd Hill. 1 Private parlies, card parties, : lum heons. iven careful atlentioii. Jusephlue ThvIk" inn, Tel. y;"0-J-;. Hi) j Mrs. II o ni e r Hnthermel and j daiiKhier of Tuconm, Wash., sister i ami niece of Sterling Hothermel, j local musician, returned to their , Home today afer spcndiiiK aeverul ' days visiting here. v Hereens and windows. City Cah Inot Works. 227 N. Fir St. 1 2 Ti Art Iloblnson and htn mother re- turned from San Frunosieo Tburs- ilay where Art has been working. Maroellu Howman has Installed the lntest In permanent wave ma chines in the Bowman Beauty Shoppe. 105 Mrs. William K. Clall. 331 South Central, returned from San DifKo. : Thursday, where she haH boon vis j illn her sisler-in-luw, Mrs. Irvln iaelbert. ! Money loaned to worthy people ; to pay their honest debts. Thomas I Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm BIk., cor. Main and Front, upstairs. 241 f Harold Hunce und CJlenn fiinley of tho Copco transportation depart ment were among the local vis itors nt tho Indian oongro.sH at K la ma t h Fa 1 Is yest erda y. . : John I trad ley, prominent pioneer J merchant of Bonanza, Ore.. i I spending a few days with his broth j or, T. CJ. Uradley. superintendent j of thV California Oregon Power ! company. I Mrs. Minnie Ashcraft left Med ford Wednepdny night for Kugar line. Cal., where she will spend the summer with her daughter. Mrs. Ashcraft spent the last seven months with her brother, Walter ('orurn In Seattle, who was seri ously ill. The Treichler Motor company is moving today into the old fire halt and wil be ready to take care of sorvice work from tomorrow morn ing on, in their now ((uarters. Mr. and Mrs. Pa ill Leonard of lCuroka, Cal. attended tho Fourth of (July celebration at Crescent City and enjoyed renewing acquaint ances with their many Med ford friends. W. Ward and family of Magic Point and K. A. fllldrnth and fam ily, of P.utto Falls wore awmong those who attended the celebration atjCre.scent City. 'jrcw Yoru'"7"fi-Hl)T' w. ,yol worth cornnany'H ' Juno huIch ittiU)iintG(l tn $2:i,(i0!,"7fi, compurcd with Sa.4!1.3ft9 in Juno. 11(28. The increase over last your amount! ltd CM per cent for the six montliu otidlng Juno ;t0. Hot Weather Candy o II o II o Reliable i Grocery C. A. Whillock, Manager No. 1 Johnson's Market n No. 2 117 North Central July 1st we bought the Weaver Grocery e.t Central Point,- This store will be known as Reliable Grocery No. 5. All goocta in this store Wi'JI be sold at the same prices as in the Medford stores. The Reliable Grocery Stores are owned by Rogue River Capital. All earnings of these stores remain at Home. ' Our cujtomers are more every month. The reason, Quality Foods at the Lowest Prices. ' Specials for Saturday Schillings Coffee, 1 Pound Can .v. . 49c ; , Schif ling's Coffee, 2 Pound Can .... 97c, Schillings Tea Special for Saturday With Yt pound Tea, 3 Ice Tei Sipporn iWith X pound Tea, 6 Ico Tea Sippers 1 Pound Schilling's Green Tea at 69c mm p..-j cuai: . Klack len at ....... ii)c m Golrlen Age Double Pkg. Macaroni 11c Gclden Age Double pkg. Spaghetti 11c Gclden Age " Pkg. Egg Noodles 11c Best Foods Brand Mayonnaise, pint 29c Bread and Kutler Pickles .19c Iowa Chief Corn, 3 cans 35c English Walnuts, Pound . 25c 12 Oz. tins Marshmallows 25c 10 Bars Crystal White Soap 33c 25 Iht. Sugar $1.45 Gold Kill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May take advantage of these bargains by shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliable Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery No. 5 in Central Point. . ' 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less There is no better candy for hot weather than SOCIETE BRAND HARD CANDY. We have it in bulk and in small glass jars. Nutradiet Fruits and Vegetables We now have a complete line of Nutradiet Can ned Fruits and Vegetables. The fruits are put up without sugar and the Vegetables without salt. Nutradiet products are recommended by , all doctors fcr people who are overweight and those troubled with diabetes. FOR SATURDAY i Fresh Home Made Cakes, Fresh Fruits and Veg- etables. Six tea sippers free with each pound of Schilling's Tea. O O n o a o Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER 252 Tlin combined (lipoKitn and nv KOlirCCH of tlin Im-iil liiinlm BllOW 'nn Iiktbuhg of $r.,7l !. over thai. I of laHt fl'Hrter, at-rordlnK )o vn- porW Juki IhhiioiI. TIio navlnKH c Jcounls Bhowed a allnht docroaso ! Ihla qiiarlor. Dnmand dLiolta I Hhowcd an Inrroaae of S40.14fi.OI. I Oomhlnod loans and dlHcnuiilH of Ilia four ImnliB bIiow $11,444. (II In crease over thai of last quarter. . Furniture and fixtures helonulnB ' In the hunks amtAints to $-'"jfv 104.80. j One of the local banks is In the two million group, nnd two In the ono million group, ono of which Is nearing the two million mark rapidly. r i Curtis Visits Home TOl'KKA, Knnn, July 5. (A1) Vice I'roHidont Charles Curtis re turned home today Tor a short va cation. It was his first vinlt to 'lopeka since U is innngiiratton Inst March. COPCO AIR PLAYLET "Tlin Hilda," n two-act i:onrty, will lo the noxt rmllu nfCftrlnff nt thi California wre;nn Power rhm- liHiiy on in fir roKitiar hour nrxi i Tuosday niwhl, from 9 to 10. Thin little playlet, jloillentcil to tlicl hriilcH .of Juno and July wlll provn a houic" nf breezy entertain-j inont to all lltfnirH Tho Copco IMayorH, wlio Htartn1 1 rohearKaN on the play today In- elude: Kurle JJkvIh, Jo Murray' ItuHtel, Hurry Could, who HiiccnnH- fully made IiIh dchut on tho air in tho I a t t playlet, "Daddy'H! Gift," and Mary c Ire titer, author lot tho prcHcnlatltm. cfntly from rtalom,- and Ih now lo cated In HUlte 401!, Morlford htilid lng( Oriental (urnituro and now I equipment make' tho offices un UHiially at(rn(;tivo. Oilier VneinhorH of tho Dlppel family who will, make their homo nt !H 1 Queen Anne fitrnet, aro Mr.-. Oippel. younsr Ktnphon, nf?ed three, and Mury Patricia aged . nix. ' 1'revloun hr coming to Medford, I Jr. t)ippnl practiced dontlstary Ji Kftlem. TWO-YEAR-OLD FALLS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 'fl!l HAI.K AN MXCWTIONAI, rA 1 K V ItANCIf acroH of ex cellent trff -Hull, with paid -n water rlKht, motly in alfalfa and rain, loenfer, nn K'""' oitfl. nnly I inilf'H front town, high Hchonl etc. Itiirn IioPIh Hi Ioiim of hay tmd hH h(iin'li.ioiK for 1M iwiwh; Ki choice JcM(y cowh, 1 ItorKe. niilkiiiK maehliip und about f.O ( lotiH of liny In ham k with plitce. ThlH Ik a ImrKuln at JUi, mjo; only $;i,tn)0 cuhIi. Hcu CIuih. A. tt'tmj Agency, Inc. I0 KOH KA1.H 3 Hhepherd piiipieH l-f t . if you want one cull W, J. MonKonner, IMione l l-K-3. 1MH VANTI';i -Man nnd wife nn rtntry ranch. inpilrn J. VV. Wakefield. I I 0 WOltKINO UOY loKt StO hll. on North Holly. Vhntwit27-'. 101 lYin QVWK HAM 'wd rcfriR-rrnN-, $10,. Komi condifton; op 1 leer, ctpicltv i'O Tel. IJjMi. 1 o i VfM A N WMiitM per m nc nt ttlace rfiiHiiiiK for f w nmii. IlefcrenccH given. 311 Ho. Central. IMI-.I. JO.i i'ftlt fiAMi-rlt. 'Slaweii yrartliiK. relvtet ed Jerxey hull: I HI pre. lilluiri M-drrd fjlr, K'TiO. 3f0 ' h Hi., Ahlaud. lOH U'ANTIH ihl or woman to an mM wMh h'Minewoik. CoitVaen- rem limnc, (iranllo Hi.. Ah l.ind 104 Kfitt tA IK irii in cradle, phnnc h - j i h KOit KA I.K flood Kord cur. f:. mm uth Ht. i io b' ll IC ( A'T r.-room hotife clone in. I'hone llto.W, daytlm'. 106 Klt HAM) rhem,. ftrt-cta-i rollk nortt and ' hiiU (ruinlte. ltmport'H IIiMiWMre". nm NOHT-A week nun, pair hlfoml Kl-ixMen in tan teal her raw;. I'h'iie return to thin office, lor. "I Kko Medford nnd th mir I'nundinK country hettor ' imcit day." So xaid Or. S. Ualph Olp pel. leiitint, who nimn hero ro- rullliiK from the second story of the I. W. Taylor home,. 339 South Central, this noon, the twn and oim-half year old hod of Mrs. Martina (iai)Kle. who lives with (he Taylorn, was knocked uncon HctoiiH and hadly hrulsed. He tntf fnred ho broken bones or no sori oiih InjtirieH. ' The little hoy was ruuhetl by Mr. Taylor to the office or Dr. A. K. lodHoii, who. In turn turned Dip child over to Or. fM Bhocklcy for an X-ray. The picture dlKcInncd no broken hones or internal In juries.' -Kin head, houldors- nnd back were badly bruised from the fall. ' ' ' i. J LAST SHOWING TONIGHT ? WM. HAINES f i . In His Dig Comedy Drama "THE DUKE STEPS OUT" -722Z I1 V,. d Continuous 12:30 to 11 p m TOMORROW One Ddy Only HOOT GIBSON With RUTH ELDER In THE WINGED HORSEMAN" A Plunging Roaring Drama of the West )) 1 r 'it.' v