Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 07, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXTJE TWO fEDFORD IttTL TRTBTCT, MEDFORD, QftEfipy, STJyDAY,-' JULY 7, 1929. VftSU t:i Iocal and -'Personal Phyloiiili of Mi'dford and the vulluy who t'un poawilily uitiwik' to tin no, will iitti'nil llm convention ul.Uu: National Medical association which Iji'Klrm In Portland tomor row, and laMu all week, or at least take In a purl of'the convention, ul which thousands of physicians and ' suriieous of the' United States will attend to hear the famous mem bers of the medical fiulernlly of the world give addresses, etc. See the new Kelvlnator at the display rooms of the Southern rc KOll Klectrlc. I'rlce I9".. iof Curl V. Tenawftld left the middle of lust week for l-os AnKelcB us the official deleii.lte of the .Mi'd ford Klks IocIko, to attend the na tional convention of the Klka order July 8, , HI nnd 11. Selected Kreen blocks and slabs, 12 or 18-ln., no edainKS. Ask about free klndlinu. .Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 631. lur,,r' Mrs. Kvu M. Weber, realtor "f liend, win a business visitor here Saturday. Need a spare? Wo have some good used tlrca at the, right prlco. .lennliiK Tire Company. Across from Nut. 10 1 ' Mrs. Hess I.umsden, Mrs. W. II. .I.ihnson nnd two children and Miss lletty Moore left for the Lake ' the Woods on Friday niHiu 10 spend a week on an oiltlnB- flludloll ure In bloom. See them i unnneiHriiru Flower Garden, 2')8 flnrk St. Phono TS-I-X. HI The next meetlnK of the Federal Huslness Mens associatlim, com posed of the heads of federal de partments In Southern proKnn. will be held in the federal' building at ' Medford next Tuesday. (let your Kelvlnator now. The new "4" sells for fl'J5, delivered at your homo. Hifrvey l.lng of Burhank, t'al.. and Miss ISIbcrl Greer of Holly wood, nftcr spending a little more than two weeks In Ashland with Mrs. Lillian (Iroer, left Friday for their homes In Southern California. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 9a. tf Mrs. Sidney Adams of Oakland. Cal.. is visiting her father. William Hamlin, and sisters for a few days- This Is news! B. F. Bower, at 15 No. Fir street, writes all forms of Insurance. See him fur rales. Ill Louis Cascaden, traveling audi tor for the Portland Oregonlun. has juat left for Kiigene, after spend ing a few days In the city on busi ness. Mr. f'uycudon says he likes Medford und Is surprised at Its rapid growth. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bell arrived In Medford on Friday. Mr. Hell, who Is district circulation manager of. the Ore gonlan for this district, will make bis hcudquartors and home hero. Don't forget you can dunce and dine at Josephine Travis' Inn at Phoenix. Call r,0,-J;6. ' 110 15.00 Special IS.Oy" per loa,d, fac tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. (131. l"r',f Mr. nnd Mrs. a. H. Muasilon left hero the middle of last woek for Salem to spend some time visiting olher members of their family. Itasmusnen paints and vurnlsh for sale at Hubbard Bros., Inn 107 Mr. nnd Mrs. Kriill lirophy me taking In the Hlks national con vention at Los Angeles, after hav ing attended the national gift show at San Francisco, for which point they left early lust woek. Money loaned to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Thomut, Realty Co., Itm. 12, Palm Blk., cor. Main and Front, upslnlrs. Hit' Mrs. Mattie Mttlone and duuuh ler. Beverley Jean, left yesterday for their home In Los Angeles, after having spent the Inst month visiting Mrs. Mulone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Stevens of Fern Valley, nnd her Bister, Mrs. nellla Stevens Meyer. Cheap lumber nnd cedar posts Mndfqrtl Lumber Co. 827lf Marcella Bowman has Instnlled the latest In permanent wave ma chines In the Bowman Beauty Hhoppe. 12" The ntuiunl encampment of the United Spanish War veterans, de partment of Oregon, will he held lit llosehurg, July K, 16 and 17. Dyngcs dance Nat. every Wed nnd Sat. I'"1 Mrs. V. A. Kllssell of Tiiciimu. Wash., arrived horo last week for a three weeks visit with her par ents. Pr. and Mis. Barber. Boreens and windows. Cily Cnb Inet Works. 227 N. Fir St. 1 2 f. Mlsa Leah ltce of Cincinnati. Ohio, arrived In Medford yester day for a. visit with Miss ltertbu Htlnson. during which they expect to visit Crater Lake. Private parties, ciitd parties luncheons, given careful attention. Josephine Tuvls' Inn. Tel. lino-j-li. 1 10 Particular housewives, almost without exception spoc ify Fluhrer'i Breads. Do you? h. K. A. Thrush of the Flounce Konk dirttrlct on tho Crater Iake hiKhway, wan fJnod $2fi nml ornttn ; and Kmery Thrush was fined an (equal amount whn they appeared j before JuMiice of the lVare (Jlenn j O. Taylor In Medford and entered Kiillty pleaH to game law violations. K. A. Thrunh admitted huntlnK without ; a lire hue and Kmery Thrunh pleaded Kullly to a eharfre of failure to make a trupi?r'8 re port. 'hrett umo wardens, Kuy I'urr, f. M- Hiown and Joe Kau- di H wbi ked on the ca.se. Ashland I Tiding. I Annuuni-luu the opening of my ' plucc of IjuhIiichh at 1'hoenix, where you can dine and dance. Chicken and steaks, choice $1. Owner and HUM'rvlHor, JoMephlne Travis, Phone :tr.o-.i-5. J10 John Heckert of JackKonvllle wan fined $15 for having Improper If !) plateu In J tut Ice Taylor court, luMt week. 9 iivt your Kelvlnator now. The new "4" Hella for $115, delivered at your home, IOC T. It. Haker, enxlneer for the California hlKhwuy cominiKSon and letuporarly J oca led at OranadaSj ( 'a!., ha been VHlllns Krlk Wold hen. Dance and dine at Josephine TravlH Inn at Phoenix. Phone yr,o-J-fi for reKeralons, 110 N'Wh conicu from Wash! ok ton, l. C.. that Leonard R llrant'd ap plication for a conHtructlon permit for a tifw radio ntatlon at Klamath Falls has been denied by tho fed eral radio commlxHlon on the kiouihIk that public Interest would not bf served thereby. $!i.fl0 per load 2.&0, sreen pine MlabH, 12 or 16-tn. Auk about free klndlliiK. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. tilll. 10fitf Group insurance for the 32,0H employes of the Pacific Telephone TelcKtaph company haa been tnkn out In the Kqultable lAto Ah suranco society, accordlnR to II. fl. itiHlcy, wtttte manager of the teltf- ! phone compuny. The roup cover- i age Is for employeH in all partH of! the coaHt region. v . Ituy your canteens and water bags at Hubbard Bros., Inc. 107 Need a Hpare? Ve have some i;ood tiKcd tlreB at the rlRht price. lennliiK Tiro Compuny. Across from Nat. 107 Mr. and Mm. W. F. Hoye left for I. on AngeleH. Cal.. last Thurday on bUKinoss. They will be cone for two weeks. See the new Kelvlnator at the display rooms of the Southern Ore iron Klnetric. Price 106 Joe P. Valencia, Hcoutmater of troop 3 of tho Hoy Scouts, left Fri day for Sun Jose to attend the funeral of his brother, who died there recently. When In need of fishing tackle call at Hubbard Bros., Inc. 107 An announcement of Interest tp every automobile owner In South-1 ern Oregon will he made Monday by (ho I.cwIh Super Service station. Phil H. Lowd. manager, suid yen-1 terduy. Details of the plan will appear In an advertisement In this paper Monday. Hubbard Hros. carry a complete line of Oronlte fly spray, auto pol- iHh, cleaning fluid, and,, furniture noltHh. 107 Mi-h. Hoy l.lKhtner and daughter. Ctladyn, have returned to their hnnie In T-os Angelen after spend ing a week with Mrs. Ieo llcdgpeth find Mrs. J. W. JustufHon. ! Oct thfse fenders and auto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet I Metal Works, opposlto Lowls Super Service Station. Phone 418. tf Al, Melvin and Harold Antlor-! son, former Medford football Htars, are employed at Crater Lake thly Htimmer. (Ireen pine slabs, 16-ln., $2.50 per load, small truck. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 70, DOtf Dr. and Mrs. U. C. Mulholland tnd daughter left at 4 o'clock this morning for Sail Francisco where hey will attend the Pacific Coast Dental conference, which will open Monday. They will return here the middle of the week. , Furniture repairing. A. N. rhlbuult. Phone 9B0-R. Ill Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Young and Cteorge M. llohcrtti and family left Friday for Marshfleld tu attend the golf tourney between the Mai-Khfield and Medford teams. Special Saturday and Sunday, peppermint candy Ice cream, BOp per quart. The Croat, 18 S. Contra). 10fl A motion was filed In the federal flistrti-t court at Portland hud. week by II. M. Manning of Klamath Falls, attorney for Dr. K. Dletm-ho. Klamath Falls physician Indicted by .the federal grand Jury on n i-harge of unlawful trafficking lit morphine, to have the cane tried during the federal court seHi-.lnn at, Medtoid, which opens the find Monday In October. (Jeorge Neu- ner. 1'nlted Htateit diHtrict attorney said hlx office would not reUt the reiiucHt. Dr. Dietsche Is at liberty tu $11500 bund. Accnrdlng to thr motion filed. Dr. Dletm-he will enter a plea of not guilty. Dr. D. A. Chambers, opVometrlMt, Is now in his new offices. Suite 404 Medford Pldg. Practice limited to the correction of eye defects and the fining of glares. Phono IHS. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Chase have returned to Medford after an ex tended trip cast. DressiiiaktuK, smocking and but tonhole. The Fashion Shop, 424 Medford llldg. Phone 11111. 13tf Mrs. K. C. Jerome, typing In structor In the commercial depart ment of the Medford high school, in attending (he mi miner homIoii of 'he I'nlvertdty of California Hi Perkeley. Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Cn. 32 7tf The largest trout over taken In the vicinity of Kuene was recently caught at the mouth of Hint rlvor on the M K c n z l a by l r . II. W . .Martin of Kos A uncles, The trout, which weighed V '-a pounds, whn caught with a flying caddis dry fly. Dance at ChlldciV hall every Wed. and Sat. night. 10 Walter I.everette Is spending 10 days on huxtnes at Portland and Kiiltcue, Dare at Chllder'i hall very Wed. and Sat. night. 10I Three additional tegular carriers will he a Hoted to the Salem post office. There are now 2t carriers employed regularly at Batcm. The postnfflce department nt 1 Washington, D. C, has contracted ) with Millard Gruhb for renewal of! the lease of the present potoffice : quartern at Anhland (or 10 yeurs from March 1 next. All kinds of spraying done by i Allen, reasonable prices. Phone your order to 1039 or 422-L. it. Miss Constance Andrewu Is ex-1 pec ted to return to duty as deputy county clerk, following her return tomorrow from a ahprt Ycatlop trip to Sun. Francisco. t Cheap lumber and cedar posts, i Medford Lumber Co. t 327tf ' John. P. Youngman, formerly salesman for the Itemlngton-ftand company of San Francisco, has ar-1 rived here and is working . In ) Hrowns' cigar store. Mr. VounK-! man expect to he hora for about a month. . Window glass, at) tdzorf; also plate -glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. Ned Wold, sun of KriK Wold, ar- i lived in .Medford Saturday from : MinneapoliH, Minn., where lie hud t been attending the University of , LillnneHotd. "He taking a literary j $5.0ft Special $500 per load, fac-! tory - blocks Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 63i. v 105ifl Stvl and Mrs. C. T. Darlcy and frtMtllr "who liaVe been residents j of thin city for a number of years, have no id their home on Esplanade i and have moved to Medford, where. they will make their home. The! family has a host of friends here, who will be sorry to learn of their, departure from Klamth Fails. Mlssf Holly Hurley recently returned home from Corvallls, where she JuHt completed her freeman year at Oregon State college. Klamath Falls Herald. ocal and long distance hauling. Wo save you money. Hawley Trans fer, cm in. javcrsiue. ret. iuh-a. i 1 DU Swimming now In drinking water ut fho Nat. ; 44tf (iuestu of Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Dodge Jr. of this city for an In definite stay are Mr. and Mrs. H. Dodge Sr. of Akron, Ohio, who ar rived here last Friday. Dynges dance Nat. every v d and Sat. .109 Selected green blocks and slabs, free kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 12 or Iti-ln., no edgings. A.sk about '031. ' 105tf Frederick Hall, Ilcu tenant Jack Clcmence and Willtam P.ru baker left Portland last Tuesday with thr Htinsun Junior plant? of the Port land Airways, Inc., for a jaunt to Salem, Albany, Corvallls, Kiigenc, Med ford and K la mat h Fa I Is, to spend the Fourth of July at the last named city, looking in on the Indian congress there. Again we are having a special on our facials. Free skin analysis given. Call In and ask about our prices. Hlito fleauty Parlor, Phone 31!3. 106 Miss Irene Bled, a graduate of the Marlnollo shop at Portlnnd, has accepted a position at the iJowmuii Barber and Beauty shop on West Main, as assistant to Marcella How man. Special Saturday nnd Sunday.! peppermint candy Ice cream, 60c per quart. The Crest, 18 S. Central.; 10B I.eHoy Hughes, federal fruit In- : speclor, working In the agriculture department controlling the Medi terranean fruit fly, expects to he transferred to Kugcne soon. Mr. Hughes Is a student at the I'nl- versity of Oregon and a member of Phi Delta, social fraternity. Free shampoo with every marcel or finger wuve, starting June 90, for two weeks. Bowman Beauty Shop, 111 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Haker and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilayden are among the local people who left Friday night for l,ako O' the Woods to Mpcnd tho week end. Have your louse automobile wheels tightened factory way. Penningtons Hattery Service & Oarage. 121 N. BurtYett. Phon 903. 108 Dr. and Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Austin, Texas, who visited here for several days with Miss Carmen HlttHon. left to day for Seattle, Vancouver nnd other northern points. While here the visitors enjoyed a , visit :o Crater lak. t l.eurn photographing, retouch-; lug. Special rates for July. 319 So. Newton. Mrs, Win. Copeland. j 108 Mr. and Mrs. Kd nlnns will leave today (or KurcK,a, Cal., for several davs nil business and pleasure. $2.6d per load $2.50, green pine slabs, i'i or H-ln, Ask about free: kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 63l.i ' tor.tf; Mrs, Fred Pcngler of Rogue i lllver whh In Medford shopping i yesterday. ' U IH Oreon pine stabs, 1 6 -In.. K per loan; big truck, 4 tiers. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7o. 90tf Attention. Bring us your Itoyal Anne cher ries. Any amount, large or small. We have built up a nice business In them for the valley, in which even those with only u few trees can co-operate. Help us to hold our trade hy soiling your cherries to us this year when the crop is light IIOHCK niVKU VAU.HY CANXINO CO. Corner From and 13th Sis. luS Mull Trlhuite ads ara to. nnn tinnl vry Anv. Jarmin & Woods Drug Store Open Every Day Including Sundays 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. llllilillimilllllllllir JffiyfSIJa ' . DELORES . Milium MEAT PACKING FAMILY SCION TO WED ' . 3 Ut 9- t Michaol J. Cudnhy and Muriel Evans of til. tcroon h'a'v." taken out a mnrnarjc licenc. in Rivcraids, Cal. A WITNESS SAYS ISIUtl.IX, .Inly 0.-Today's hearing In the trial of Vladimir Orloff. Peter Pavlonov.-sky and other on charges of forging docu ments that purported to show hrih ery of United Slates senators by soviet Uussia,-ended suddenly to day when a . witness mentioned '".N'unitn.", Thai word i the popu lar name of a semi-official mili- j tary lntIlKcnceservice which is j not eupiVoed to be discussed pub- I Lcly. Th( trial wa adjourned until next Wednesday The famous Zinovioff letter, which caused the defeat of the j Itamsav MacHonuld government in i the l!)2-i HrltiMh elections was the medium of the sudden suspension of the trial. Hugo Juehleisen, head of a rccemly dissolved government intelligence service, testified that he had heard that Orloff had boast ed of having had a part in the pub g THE PICK SHE HAD THE DEVIL TO PAY! AND his price was dear MARYASTOR IN THE GRIPPING STORY OF AN INFERNALLY BEAUTIFUL WOMAN WHOSE KISSES WERE BOUGHT FOR SILVER. ... r I - . ITOC l J ;!- .1 B BBS- Vf km - FRO I ll k&frl V ! h i mA. x ,msrNhH9 kvksts i, IVY - . will STARTS 1 irrrvrvn nrvurt I I ' i 'v'.'W-rfft . i . M become chairman of the federal lampion, Kngland. The two wer I 1 : '"'- ' J-' I I Urni hoard. His election was an- presented hy haberdashers who II r : 1 I 1',";''''3i!:u A I I nounced by Cyrun M. McCormlck, have installed a shop on the liner P " t'-m'stf ty-M''t. j chairman of the board of directors. Aquitania. , J ., ll.-alion of 'that loiter. . He wa! MlMm-u, . ,V linked for the -ource of ,hi ta- f V1 c ' ' '0 TO forniHtlon when he lowered "JJun- ' V ' "SjW Wff! Ha." the oourt dlsinled him and KBPHHV ' , ... CX liO V V Stated meeting Siskiyou f ' vJlfiJlg, , SSB ' W W.k ' jrrct cream ipv: tf;:m 0Hr PASTUER1ZED - SAFE PURt ' k M, JML. Ji i ' c & wm.wmMmmm, iPRODUCEDr-PACKED iESJ Esk - Also THE SANITARY, VVAY:M . , . . all Talking ; K O' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES 'C Vk jjml)'n HARDY Continuous 12:30 to 11 , l2fatwTrffi . rue wtriM AM 1 ' -jA A-,iWth. 3w I . rKUM HtLL 1 I ALSO BIG LAUGH FEAST 'The Newlyweds False Alarm" REVENGE 'Gypsy Life nd Lovo! Wild hearts, flamlnfl feudt. tierce hatreds, the background e f sweeping, glamorous talc of gypsy blood. CIIR'AGU, July t.Wi ll.'i-brt K. Porkini. (uday lt-iip.l Into the preideniy u( llle luternulional Hi4rvi.Htui- coinjiaiiy, vacaltd by Alexander l.egKf, who reitiKned to become chairman of the federal furm board. His election was an- nounced by Cyrun M. McCormlck, chairman of the board of directors, j ' We Are Proud ' ' ; : ApP : ;;; i .. of Our . ' jl "home"'' i&X'V Si -and the 5 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Made It Possible Our convenient Home Loan Plan enables you home and pay for it in easy payments Just . .tell you about it. Over of iMb.aii .'in Ji NKW YOltlC, July 6. (Pi. Mayor Walker has a B)iffy new hand-woven tie or led. white and blue an ua res. The only one like it !b owned by the mayor of South- amp ton, Kngland. The two wer i presented hy haberdashers who have installed a shop on the liner j Aquitania. 19 Years in Medford Our Stockholders Has Penny 7 Preferred Stock They realize that an investment in this institution is SAFE, PROFITABLE, and AVAILABLE. Owners of this stock have just been paid $30,000 in earnings for the last six months. Invest NOW and let your money work for vou. Ore and Bullion eurchased WILDBERG BROS SMULTING tL REFINING Co. riant: aouin rranciwo to have your own like rent. Let us t ji Not One Lost a