Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVAO n pom ftreDFOTlD rATL TRTBUyR. ftfTDlTORD. OREOON, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1929. - - . -. . r Redskins Revel In Spolligh of ' ; 1 Klamath Congress Ceremonies As Palefaces Watch From Sidelines ASHLAND HOST ' (By Mary Creiner) . Along tiio, came Iho medicine ' W'liitu folks from ull over South-, ""'" '"" ll(r horned heiid driiw , crn OroKon nathered al Klamalh ! "ml Pulted facoa. e or thou" l'al'u for Hie Kinirih. In nee the i rairled a tileepi ik haliy In his Indian on parade. It was Iho net- -m. wrapped In un . Indian ond (lav of the aci-on'rf onniiti) In-1 blanket, which ho l. ,t (irmly to .lion roncri-sN of the weal. Tim unnm-i ' mini me jar ot me iiorce E F OURTH OF JULY white fnlka ehowpd liy their ui- bacls rlrte. KlrcetH of Klurlitil t'ltllti, wnti I hat venerable old ei.tleimin. funtiiill (. C. ApphTalp, and other while rpternlis of Iho Mniloc war. Hack f them, in an hulnniohi'e. r.nlo t i.-ronii of aKod Modou Indians, who loiiKht In tin same war. Striking young Indian buckH in their fenllifirer; head-dress, I.....L..I.I.. l...-r.,l b,. '. . .. . i. fl tllil flfllllipi- elieu-eil emu . rum. ThioiiKli (lie Ippoo vIllaKo Binnll ritH Hunt, up Kuioky odorB from the f hern were . t'-'iMriil vouiik In riVri glrln, also Tldlnii l.-irxelmck iUpoohph on their 'hero vqro fat squaws, viiunn inperflitnim avolrdi. volsn uprrad i.-W.rniiKlv over the enure nan, !,.. - ..... Girls Float Wins First Prize Legion Second Elks Third Historical Flags Displayed. ANJII,.XI. Ore., July fi. (Hpc- lijause that they enjoyed (ho mice- in ino crowd or. tpeclaiura were., pHn Fnotiiro nf Prnnram l.nrle. The red men showed In-; a ltue ivoresrVutlnii of Indians rl aU rLdlUIB Ul nuyidlll their reactions that they enjoyed I and I'icli- I niiiUi-i;, many of whom tne aiipiauso and ad.ilatiun, i.iti-lsat parked in ood looking ars. nltelv more I Vouiik Indiaa Mappers with mar-i ' There was a time when Iho I p1"" " Pa'ur-d linn ari l hi-di . White man would an out of ! heeled pumps, circulated around i way to avoid iivMIhk l'ie Indians. ! ihiouKh me c'O.vtU tn iin.li Inr; pop-: Yesterday he tiaveled miles and j ''"' '"" , "v"r humo-.-- ( stood for hours on the hot al:-. ct j "- sidelluhtu of tho occasion, to see the tribes In levlew. And! Evidently veil vorseil In petllm: 1 It was worth soeiiiif. I technique, ojie younx Indian couple: i;,.n.,,- ;,., ,.,, t,. 1..U11 iho ' parked al Ino lair Kiounds Just out-! i nnm iiiii itiT (lllUKU inei lip nil tiio dmalUiii of the Indian con- chtl.) Soutliei-n tn-.-Lroti i-esiond-messl weir- suddenly surprised hy r, to the Invliaiion sent hut l.v another af.mhe.- of the iclrl. who Ashland for Die l-'ourlli of Jufy, drove up on ho rKehatk, and h siied ;M hundreilH of people from over a warnliiK In ile. ld.'dly definite i tjt. Vall. v ,i.. in the day or some lertlis. I ho e ivaKed Doll Jila.l III ,.(u r It at the celebration. Iho ear respcu (led In potent Pulled i.:. s i... ,.,il,.i,il I,r,n.i.-ht fliiiKed V"1"" '"H'l'n. and a half hour Iiy w)l ,.;. wMh iUI1-i, JU. .iMiiu ii n- -eo i no kelM to Hpend Hie . lith e day In ls rode lliroutili tho cltv astiido """ !!"", c.iencu k"iu - cum- iM.,iuiirui I.lihla pm-k. Ou-a hegan llirH.S bedecked Ii iioatttlful Id cently. , i airlviiiK early for IJic street siiorts lit-adeu cnilarH and tnipplnKs. ) nrotiKa tno tepoo viiiiiko Binnll .mi toe n. m iotic i .iradc TliWe v 'Tn 'lol'P'lu ' "in Modoc fli DH sent, up sumky odorB from the llotai-iuns had chaiBe of tho pa tiihe the1 KlainathH. the Warm mnn day holocaust, uh a few fat nnle, which was headed by C. 1). Hiiri' s t 0 Yakimas. the NVz Brpniwa piled wood tinder hjack- Jaffncy, who as inarslial of tho Mpre the -l"1 Hivers. Mis Win- cned cans and kettles. White folks day. rode at the head of the pro liana ' tle I inatlllas and the par filial through the village and eesslon, ununited on u fine black mutes all in v their different dis-; puu.t.V In.u ii.e ..,.t.-r.u. ft . u.- . hnr-. T.ie e.iuipment of the city rirfMshinK Tno ck of dress. ! lee; i H now almost entlrply va ' fir- department made n fine dis- 'ii- a "n niiii.i. jiiiti.ii-ut.ci.eii i ih.i.v, ii.iii in.- . iij ..in nun. ... -e .01- lludi.t.t girl walked sadly Ihrough i lowed liiiuiedlately after, fully AW voting Indh " moiuers wnu ' ino i iihikc aniiie. rrai'i icauy a i ; equipped. lUtioo'ses on their backa. There Hie o ther youtiKsleia her ue were I I'ncle K: In the person of eaiii'. noi ooks anu ice cream at i let . i'Jkiii. looked as if he the ariolls colicessllillK run by bad adil.-d inches tn Ills height "the i white folks" on tho outskirts i in Ins inimitable Impersonation. film nonles nn.l mad ' P lor any , of t( village. Indians are also, Upon the heels of Uncle Sain ftirther lack of dei-orat leu. hiininnbeings. '.-nine the Dunsniuli- band, nattily P'IGGLY WIGGLY Helps-Those-Who- Help-Them selves PigglyWiggly Sweet Cream Butter 4 3c One pound ROGUE RIVER SOLXD PACK TOMATOES No. 2 can Piggly Wiggly Coffee The kind you will like One pound 39 :i-ll. imrkiiK'c ..$1.15 23c for VAN CAMP'S,SOUPS--Any Kind 4 No. 1 cans ...i- I 28c ARDEN'S SALT SHAKER 10c SWEET PICKLES Quart Mason Jar .... 43 c CHURCH'S GRAPE CQr JUICE -Ot Bottle Piggly. Wiffgly Hard Wheat Flour, 49-lb. sk $1.69 Certo For your jams and jellies, Two 4Qr bottles ., Double-Lip red rubber rings. S.c Package Kerr - Mason jars, pints doz Quarts, dozen self-sealing 81c 91c ICflCTM 1X Kilt FREE! FREE! IV2 Pound Loaf Fluhrers Bread With each purchase of A 75c Searated Bread Knife at a special A Qp sale price of S SALAD OIL -Bring your jug 1 quart, :.V; gallon FANCY CCRN No. 2 can 3 cans 233 $1.25 43 c UNDERWOOD'S SARDINES Packed in pure oil, 3 cans 23c K. C. BAKING POWDER- 25-ounce tin 19c COCO TOILET SOAP -Easy on the skin, ( bars 23c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER -Pack ace 6c Sec Our Full Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Piggly Wiggly Meat Market SPECIALS Choice Stcnks, per pound Beef Short Ribs, per pound Phcne 1236 35c 20c Fresh Side Pork, per pound Spring Lamb per pound 20c We Deliver 408 E. Main St. Medford, Orfegon allli'fd'lrt re( and white. The HKj titration mldcd much' to the gi nytiM-rit of the tiny . with their ypk-ndid wtriit, Thf Americuh tAftion wan well iiMr'Mnti'(l by men in Uniform, : and foUowinK them wan u fine irprcttcntalion of Llthtans. The UoturianH, who hud cIiuiko of the 1 1 in rude feature, weie headed by a Juzz bund. ' T!ic fii-ttt of the floatH was ttiC one '.' present itiff the American j Lftcion. White croHMeit in a field j of ffreen brought back the thought!! of tho recent loHen to ' 'v iminy (lioUMiindu of horn oh IhruiiKhout thO land. Thn uncond ; flout wax (,hf JlnmiPd nn (I oxa- cutid by the i'anti Fill' (iifn. who woo the fJiHt award OH I Heir work. In turn came the Kiwarii float, and floatH prepared by the KndoiK company, Kpworth Leatiue, Asliland lumber company, Auto inotive Khop, the BuptlMt Sunday hchool. Talent GranRe, Yoemen, Klhait'H, l'jhdurit Wholonale com pany, J. V., I'uHtipy company, Koyal NciKhhorH, Hplniart' bulh hoiiKO, tieovgti Carey 'm plumbing Khop, Ashland niilln. Itell Tele- Vhone & Tek-KrapH company, Jhuuc'h Htore, KlrHt National bftftk, llicllvlew dlKtrlct, KlkH, Dally Tid- luK, AMhland band, uau com pany, American Lesion Auxiliary, Whittle tranHfer, Shell Oil com pany, Moon lumber trucka loaded with uncut logs and finUhed ma terial. While there were fewer decorated f loatu than usual, there wre many fine commercial diu- I piayx inai were aiiruouvoiy ar ranged. The first prixe on the floats wi'nt to the ('amp Kirc (JirlM. ec onil place was won by the Ameri can Lesion and third prlitc wan won by the VAka lodge. Among the InterpHtlnK window diHplays waa one at the J. P. l)orlo Hi Kohh furniture Htore, which showed the evolution of the Ainerlcun flag. There were copies of the colonial flag und the of ficial flags of the United Htates grouped about the American eagle with spread wing. There were also several very Interesting flags inai saw service in inc cany nis tory of the state. One, the prop erty of Jumes Spencer, was 4) re lented to the first guard that was orgHiiixed In Oregon. Kan Appla gale was the first commander of the company, and was followed by his brother, O. I. Applegate, and he in turn was followed by A. Ilclman. The flag was presented to Aden Spencer at the death of Mr. llelman, as he whh the only living member of the original company. A second flag of unusual Inter est was one that was entirely hand made by early pioneer women, 'Mrs. fieorge t-ano und Mrs. j .laquett, and was raised In Alir land on the Fourth of July, 183. The flag is now tho property of ; Clarence Lane. Miss Katherlno Vincent was a Medford visitor on Friday. Miss Ila Myers, her father, J. j. MytM-s. Miss Fleet Myers am! Mr. Duncan left on Wednesday morn ing on an automobile trip to the coast, where they plan to speml two or three days. They drove first ,W Crescent Cliy nnd plantt I to go nor tli to Bandon nnd lieqtfcv ; port and return by n more north eni route. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klmmel of ( Mrditing, Calif., have arrived tn Ashland and are guests at the home of Mih. .losephlnc l'oley fln fsta street. Mr. and Mrs. Kliu- ' niel plan to spend the summer hero, and will make various trips 1 to Interesting nearby points. j Miss Caroline Tilton, daughter. 1 01 wr. j. r. imon 01 Asnianu, : has been engaged to teach in the Jefferson high school In Portland during the coming year. j Mrs, (leorgia Young and daugh ter, MeVerly, and Mrs. Young's 1 house guests, Mrs. Josephson and M iss luga Wynne, of San Fran cisco, spent the Fourth of July at I'ratcr lake. I M isses iMihellp Silver and Kva ( 'oy. In company with Miss Coy's brother and sister, spent the Fourth at Din momt lake. I Miss Marian Ady, with her uni'le, Will Colliders, of Kugenc, were rvernlght visitors In Ashland late this week en route to 4 'res cent City. They plan to drive ! north along' the coast, and will re turn to Kugenc by a more nor thrcly route. Miss Ady returns to Ashland In about three weeks to resume her work at tho Southern Oregon Normal school, where she is head of the art department. Miss Ady has had a leave of ob- iScnee for the past 'Tear, while she attended Columbia college for ad vanced work in her line. L PICNIC JULY 21 ST Word was received from Hose burg yesterday that final arranBe nieute have be in completed for 11. Shrine picnic which will be held on Sunday, July 21st, at Oak drove park near RoseburK. This annual event Is always largely at tended by Suriners from through out Southern Oregon and Northern California. ' In making ut the program tills . year greater aMeution has been paid to the various entertainment features. A greater range of utli 'iftio ovents in addition to the tra ditfohal baseball clash have ben i arranged and some well know local Khriners have already gone into secret training for the vari ous running. Jumping and hurdle events. The prizes and honors awarded in iat picnics have al ways aroused considerable com petition and this year's program promises to be even more keenly contested. The fat men's race, which last year developed a num ber, of dark horses and which re quired two special heats to decide the winner, is already arousing speculation as to the merits of the various entrants. As the picnic is earth year one of the largest gatherings of its kind attendance is limited to Shriners and thoir families. Mem bers of other temples visiting In Southern Oregon or Northern Cal ifornia are also eligible to attend this feature event of the summer soaBon. Shriners - attending are asked to bring their own lunches but coffee, cold drinks nd ice cream will be furnished by Hlllah temple. The location of Oak Drove park a few miles' south of .Tlose burg is Ideally situated for a pic.iic of this size and will also enabie lfillah temple members residing in the Coos Kay and Kugene districts to attend without a two day trip. 1 OF STAGE The 'Pickwick stages are still making their headquarters In Med ford. although It Is not definitely decided whether Medlord or lira tit Past will ultimately be the divi sional headquarters. It was rumor today (hat Medford would re main the divisional point for the stiiKe system, a a local officials r colved orders to remain In Medford 'until fm-ther notice. Orders had been given out thai loci. I stage men were to ho In Ciiants Pass by Monday, July 1. but on (he evening previous, when tl err was only one more truck load of supplies to be taken tn the new headquarters, a telegram m received saying they were to re main In Mettford. If Grants PasH were chosen ns divtslortal point, tho stages would still operate through Medfonl and also on theHedood highway from Omnia Pass. "It means much locally to Iihvo Pickwick headquarters In Mod ford." said W. M, Clemenson, of the Jackson hotel this, morning as approximately umio stops yer would he lost, an averuno of eight a day." WALTER JONES WILL Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Barrigar of Portland announce the engage ment of their daughter,' Maude, to Walter A. Jones of Med ford, the marriage to take place at tho First Congregational church in Portland July 15. Just tho relatives will be present at the ceremony. MIkh Barrigar Is supervisor of physical education foe, the Med ford Biihools antt receritiy Inaugu rated tho "Pear Hlossom festival, a cclebrntlon which Is to become an annual event here. She is pop ular among both students and residents of this district. Mr. Jones, local architect and builder, Iihh been In Mciuoril a year, having conic here from the east. lie Is associated with the Southern Oregon Construction company In planning and cont structlng the number of fine homes going up in the Glen Oak coui't division. Following a brief honeymoon to Devil's Lake and othor coast points, the couple will return to Medford. They wijl move Into a bungalow now under construction in the (Men Oak Court division as soon as ft In completed. Miss IJar rlgar will continue her work in the local schools. GRIFFIN pee HELD FOR LIQUOR A. It. Iiowley of Griffin Creek, who with his mother somo time ago, filed n !ir.000 suit against the city for alleged water rights, was arrested last night In Ash land while, according to local of ficers ho was making a delivery of two pints of liquor near the open air dance being held in the park. The arrest was made ni nine o'clock by Federal Officer Terry Talent and Deputy Sheriff Paul Jennings. Tho officers, according to their report, took the man with them back to bis cache, where they found five more pints of liquor. Taking . this wHh them, they placed Howley tn Jail last night tie was scheduled to come "lip for a hearing before .ludgo Roberts at Ashland this afternoon. That Mr. Uowley has been under surveil lance for some time, was a state ment made by Officer Talent today. OBSERVES MT. LASSEN I, ASS UN" NATIONAL VAIIK. Cal., July S. (0J Secretary of .the Inlcrlor Hay l.yman Wilbur spent the h)iirth observing tho country's must spectacular piece of fireworks - famous Mt. lessen, only active volcano In the railed Slates. He said ho made tho trip to avoid nuikine sprpchp. 666 Bums. Karncy County Nstlonal Hunk hnltitlnt being enlarged.' 's It a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Miliaria It la the most speedy remedy known - - -. ' ,i,;Columbia Relvef3etVack ft. Henley Regatta' "'i " r " " 1 jj ; JIJOM.I V. KiikIiiiiiI. .Iilv S. UP) rlic C'oliiiiilihi iinlvcrsliy llgli tuclglil crcn- us hcatcn in tliu Ifenlcy rcKutui toduy liy the irr Trinity vliclil. ' Colunihia's setback at the hail lis ir tile Trinity t)llcao Iwiys fro m CunlbrlilKi' I'lline In Hie (iiiarlcr fliuils or the competition for the ThuniCH cup. Tlw New York col lego boys, up to this time, have beaten nil comers In Kngluiill, winning their event In the .Mallow re gatta and ciiptul-iiiR lllclr pre vious heats liere. Trinity lieat 'Coliiiubiii today by four bout lengths. The winners' Unie was 8 minutes, 28 seconds, .for tbe mile and five-slsU'entlis. WHOLESALE STORES . 123 West Main Street Quantity buying is vitally important to Henry Ford Ford is successful. ' Apply the same principle to your farm or yourliome. Buy wholesale. Cut out the retail er's profit. r Ground Corn Surelay v Soup The best eastern oorn. A perry's Surelay with mini Van "Kamp's Your choice of bag saving at our price. erals. Our price variety at one price - 100ibS. 2A0 100 ibs 2.75 6 cans ,43 Dill Pickles Pineapple Sweet Corn The very best Del Monte Palace brand sweet corn. A fancy dill pickle, fine and Hawaiian sliced pineapple. Tender and sweet. A bar- firm. You will like them. gain at Our price 6 i lg. cans 1.10 Full gal. size 1.00 12 reg ens L40 Hominy Citrus Washing Pdr. ToiIetS Citrus washing powder is eaftv on vour hands and it ' Cremi Oil.' nn. nf h k4 Van Camp's hominy. Large sure gets the dirt. - toilet soaps at a low'price. firm whole grains. Our price 1 2 Lg. tins.... .75 larSe PkS- 23 12 reg. bars . 7 5 Flour Apricots Coffee r , ,,.. MIsion brand. A fine firm Maxwell House coffee, one of Sperry's Carnation, a fancy . . ... ,h. ... blended hard wheat flour. You will like it. 49 ib. Sk.l.80 Tomatoes Lg. cans 1.35 the finest blends of cnlfr Our price 47 Preserves Stewart's pure fruit preserv- Per lb. can.. Crackers Rogue River, valley tomatoes es for ta plenio lunch. Your Snowflake sodas. Praah and are the (inert grown. choice of. fruit. crisp. 12 lg. cans X 20 j -lb. jars . 59. J -lb. box 43 I; : I-' i WHOLESALE STORES 123 West Main Street V