Medford mail tribune., July 19, 1929, Image 7

M"EDFORD MAIL TRTCftjNT!. fltEDFOUT). OT?E(!ONT. FT? TP AY. JULY 10. 1020.
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NAVY MEN SEEK DIRIGIBLE
BAPE
ENLIST AIRPLANE
nniiiiK a U'W days
I'owt'H homo.
AiitUisoii ereik. Mr,
Stickler will stuanier iK-irfllnKr; which wont
n k r mind 40 mllen from TmnKtuo
on WedriPwduV wum refloated thin
Ad. Sanders and Mm. Ijai'iiest
Hushtifll of AhIiIhiuI weft din-Wr;
KueilH at the Mays homo Hunduy. ,
Mr. Stickler han IiuiikM mmie
timber In ml from Mr. Onrn'l on
ut wood ihl.4 winter.
I . J1r. Pierre
Thftrj-dity.
was out lu Ashland
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I, )('(! Klilp llnaU'ri.
TISlNCTAt), fhina. July IW.
iVi--Thi ortti r.erninn I.ImViI
afternonn.
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! Jack Unltman and f:imily spt-nt
Saturduv -venin at the Mar-
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-VKverett Meeks, a mill worker.
' abot and wounded Ills wife and i
: their four small children nd then I
committed suicide hers last nlghj 1
'after the family had rufurhed from
Bp automobile ride. '' Mrs. Meeks
and the children were expected1 to I
recover. ;.;,..
I Mrs. Meeks. had beeu driving, j
She said her husband suddenly or
dered her. to stop the car. He' then
drew a pistol, she said, and fired
. ut her.' The bullet struck her In
fill' head.' I Meeks then turned to
the rear seat nnd one by one shot i
the children Dorothy 7, Rosamund
8, Ruth 5, and Margaret. Meeks '
ttien shot himself, ran to the bank
of. the Pelaluma river und plunged '
B. Ills body was recovered an
hour later.
I Mrs. M-eeks could suggest no mo
tive except that her husband may
hove been worried over the pos
sible loss of his job.
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Locations for a possible Git for lighter than ain. craft In the
Pacific nortuwe&t were inspected by vlcft.to right) Comdr. Garland
Fulton, Rear Adm. Willism A. Moffett, Lt. Comdr. Charles E. Rosen
dahl and Lt. Comdr. E. L. Marshall.
1 N'orman W. diss arrived by auto
iruui uuKimiu, inurHuay, accompa-: two beautiful pink candles. Tho
Died uy Mrs. miss and daughter, present were mtle .Marmirct's
erry. . .vir. hubs is cnier
! FA1RF1KLD, Solano County. Cal.,1
! July 19.--(f) An alrpluiie Was to :
I be enlisted today In the search for
the missing Irene Wolfsklll, f5,
i millionaire member of a pioneer j
I Solano county family, as theories I
I of violence cast u sinister light on
i the mysterious disappearance of
the heiress from her ranch near
t here five days ago. 1
I Coincident with the return from ;
1 the hunt last night of 50 men who ,
have tramped the hills of two conn- j
j ties in a fruitless search for the
; missing woman, came the belief ;
expressed by Matt A. Wolfsklll. a j
! brother, of San Francisco, that Ills :
I sister if the victim of kidnapers, j
--'r- - An opposite theory was presented, j
U-uCsts of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. i however by Ney Wolfsklll. another I
! Cleveli hd of liutie Falls. M,.; pother, of U)s Angeles At a con
IHo. k Is andther fisherman inter- ' .er.e,H'.? J."st niKnt .w "'...hharl f
wied m the wonderful fishing , , -'onn K. '1 nornton and A. . Itacli-
cmthern Oregon. iiuu, u.i-i ouicer oi lie l-os Ange-
jpi- .iiii in miii.ru iuit.s ..unniviii i
iias Mrii,uuu on deposit, .Ney sum i
he believed his sister to lie deud i
from exhaustion In the hills.
fl"rt? T. 'Ufll VT r...a . T..1,. 10 .1 m i ...... r- m t
(Sliecial.) Mrs. l.elia 1'axson on-! ford cared for the Humrlck ranch
tertalncd Monday In honor of the I "'. lhe'r "''Sence.
second birthday of hor little grand
daughter, Margaret Drysdale of
Medfunl. -Margaret received many
beautiful gifts and when dinner
was served the center of attrac
tion was the birthday cake with
CELEBRATES llHDAf
I f s .v M a r i a n IT a i n r i r k and
itther, John ITamrlek,, enjoyed I
nn nnilnp at His KIk lookout Hta-j
tt'oii from Monday to Thursday, j
Mr. and Mrs. CJ. M. Winn of Mod-i
Daily Meteorological Report
19.
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rudio
electrician in charge of installa
tion of radio equipment In coast
stations for the department of com-
erce. -
As there has been sonic delay In
ifnmptlt nf miitoinl f.-r.... lln nn.l
"-lie Medford station will not be mi
the air until the fore part of Aug-
st, uutnougl! it was expected to
in operation in Jul v.
Mr. Bliss will be in Medford sev-
diiys instructing and oversee-
jng his two assistants. Win. Clark
Ion and, Mr. Potter, who arrived
ii-re lasf week. Mr. Bliss foes to
I'orfland from here and then to
Seattle to get installation work
turteil at those stations.
he in
1 Mr
iral
par-: "
enw. Mr; nnd Mrs. ICIdon Drys- A flo6d of letters inquiring ahotit
dale nnd daughter, little Anne, of ; Medford; Oh-ater Lake, Diamond
M'-dford. nnd .Mrs. Drysdale. Sr., i Lake and, thevarlons other scenic
and the hostess, Mrs. Paxson. attractions "around Me'Tr'i he
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hannn of como iri(6'j. the Ioca Chamber Ot
Trail were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j Commerce-'irom, distant points of
Frank Miller Monday. Mr. Manna, j the cOUlltry-,this wek. Tlicau, -Oi.i-whuse
lower limbs are paralyzed, s! ing ,.f rom prospective suhimer trav
gradually improving. i eler,s and ' tourists, indicute a grow-
This community was shocked Ing Interest In this part of the
when word was received of the country.
death of Mrs. w. K. Alexander., A number of the lettoiB, have
which occurred In Portland Wed-( come from southern California and
nesdny, July 17, :.t t: p. m. The' other southern sections, and ask
boy will arrive in Medford Friday) about the fishing, swimming, boat
morning and funeral arrangements ing and sports to be enjoyed along
will be announced later. j the Rogue. Some of them ask for
Mr. and Mrs. liernard Heck of i lists of camps and mountain re-
Pertlnnd :irc in the valley anil are'!iorts.
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Spok
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1SS
resses
GO ON SALE :
Saturday Morning
' at 8:30
AT THE
Dept. Store
Printed Voile Dresses
Printed Broadcloth Dresses
$1.98, $2.19, $2.49, $2.98, $3.19, $3.98 .
." These dresses were bought at a special reduc
tion and this great saving is passed on to our
customers. Every garment is guaranteed abso
lutely fast color, worth at least 25 more than
any other garment at similar prices. . ;
; 1 Sizes From the Smallest to the Largest
: Gome Early Saturday Morning for
Choice Selection . ,
k. u v ty i 1
i Dress IT
Better A)
imRTMENTSlbRE
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
' I v , Pay
uress
1 Better
Friday. July
(Fcirecusts. -Medford
and vicinity: Fair to-
nitfht und Saturday. Not imuh
rhange in temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Sat
urday. Not much change in temperature.
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Local Dat
01 1
1$
Temperature (degs.).. 8ti fid
Highest (last 12 his.) 8S 8(1
Lowest (last 12 his.) r.4 b-
I'.A. huiuidity (pc.).... C3
Precipitation (in.)
State of weather Clear Cbly.
Lowest temperature this morn
ing. 54 degrees.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1112S. 1 3. f.9- Inches.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest. 8(i; lowest. 47. .
Sunset today, 7:42 p. ni.
Sunrise Saturday, 4:53 a. m.
Sunset Saturday, 741 p.ni.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITY
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Baker City .....
liismarck
Boise
Denver
Des Moines
Fresno i
klelena
Los Angeles ...
Marshfleld ....
4-hoenlx
Portland
Hed Bluff
Hosehurg
Suit Ijiko City
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Seattle
Spokane 88
Walla Walla .... 88
Winnipeg ....
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88
82
84
9(1
88
82
70
106
74
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70
90
(ill
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70
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02'
04
113
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02
64
84
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02
511
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52
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Clear
Cldy.
Clear
Clear
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
Cldy.
Jtaln
clear
Bain
Clear
Cbly.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Clear
Clear
Clear
L. V. JllCK,
Meteorologist.
Radio Program
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Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln BUtlon
1
. Friday, July 1.
P.-M.
C to 0:15 Isis Theater. , 4
0:15 to 6:30 Mall Tribune,
news and markets. .
0:30 to 7 Hand ox.
Saturday, .luly 20.
A. M.
30 to 10 White King.
K) to 10:111) People F.leetrlc.
-!t 10:30 to II Pet Milk Co.
! 11 to 11:30 Heebe & Kindle.
11:30 to 12- Kconomy Groce
teria nnd lid Binns.
12 noon News flushes, Malt
Tribune.
P. M.
12 to 12:30 F.leetrlc Wiring
Co.
12:30 to 1 Facts and Figures
on Styles and Suits.
1 to 1:30 Sixth Street Serv
ice Station.
6 to 0:30 Isis Theater.
0:15 to 6:30 Mall Tribune,
news nnd markets.
Sunday, .Inly 21.
P. M .
8 to Valley Rndlo Cnurch.
0 to 9:30 International Bible
Students. i
James MiirDowell Is getting out
logs to build his house In Tulcni.
Mrs. Jfinies Mays and daughter.
Ituth, were Ashland visitors Tuesday-Mrs.
Klilnegar. from llllt. Calif,
calbd nt the Mays borne Frlilny.
Hill Hi hnelr helped Steve I.unnk
bllZ7. wood this Week.
I). C. Hale was out to Medford
Monday.
Boy Bushness Is helping James
Maidow.-ll with his logs this week.
Jnrk Holtmiin spent the week
end with home folks.
Mrs. J. Anten Is sindlng a few
days In Medford.
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You who are now planning your vacation whether at home or' away will
find these recommended quality articles fitting in with your plans . . . and-i
priced so you'll have more to spend . . . Hundreds of items priced low . . .
For Outinjs
For Camping
For Auto Trips.
If you Like Tennis
here's your racket.'
Ward's
Famous
Lawford
Racket
at $3.98
U's fast perfectly
balanced and strong
enough to stand :ets
and sets of furious
play. Strung with
weather-prool gut,
it's a $0 hat!
The World's Itc-(
Guaranteed Tennis Balls
45 c
a Harry Vardon Clubs tT
ffi:S-',,r $11-95 IJffl.5
ill- : Tsed and endorsed by thi famous Chi- h. 'Sf-TiSSfTTJ
lllgt ft cago pro. New true temper steel i" M Wfiltjr v
IV H,",r,s" b'uy'1"! tiuallllps worth twice rP ItLK
flNvJ "lis mice tu your game 1
uJl u Golf Knickers s2-95---- ' if y
i Golf Hose 2,95 ' t ,
i-Taf " SllCeS 5 00
"Belle Mode' '
Paris Inspired Shoe
. AUAPTKO Y WARD'S'
$5.00
Charming nnd ucw! Two-tono tnarp la
adjustable to the instep. Harruoaiiing
buckle.
Charmingly Styled
Vacation Frocks
$8.95
Mot weather fincks In cool tub silks have
simple, lovely lines.' Bleevete'flH modes, sun '
backs, two-pleco styles are very popular
Some have accompanying Jackets. In color
ful prints and pastel tints.
Cotton Frock. $1.98
Vacation
Millinery Styles
: $1.95
' ' ' M .ill . .If
Rwnitgar, loll, sport huts in while
hnd pastel shades to match each
slimmer frock. Kvory lint Is a
real value.
Scarfs
$1.98
Cool Lingerie
Light, Comfortable,
Smart
69c to $1.98
For HpnVtH wear, and for
(IroKH, ttione aru iduul Knr
nti'iils of hIIK, rayon, ha
tlHto and cliccr voile. Com
plctu hI. range.
Men's Broadcloth Shirts
S1.49
Cool, porous broadciolh, per
fectly tailored iinif sloiit
enough lo glvq, you plenty of
hnrd wear. A vacation spo
clul that conihlueH smart
value wllh really remarkable
savings.
wear a color-sploshed silk scarf,
knotted at the shoulder, or
about your head, gypsy fashion.
Smart Swim Suits-
Important Vacation ' '
Necessities , . .
One wili be In the "swim'' n:iy whore' "in
In these smartly-styled bathing -anlts--all
wool. Such colors aiul club Htrlpek.
Women's .
Suits
$2.69.
Clillllrcn'H
Mulls
Sfen's .
Nulls .....
.$1.98
$2.59"
For Fishermen
Our tackle department will de
light you. Strong, Umber rods,
silk lines, fine reels.
)!lit Hiln.lmo Kods $3.50
Level Win.linu Heel $2.70
Jit I mil "Silk Lines.:.. $1.00
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Picnic Outfits
For 4 C7 MO l or B . ffO QC
I-,,,,,!,) 1.40 People .... . $O.VJ
These lunch sets In nltractlvo 'black fabric
cases give a real "imrty" atmosphore to out
door eating; sets Include 4 or 6 cups, plates,
nickel-plated tableware nnd cun opener.
t?v Motor Jugs
- $1.43
Hnovy, sanitary fin
ing ko'ips food - hot
nr. cold for hours.
Capacity, J gallon.
and for a Restful Vacation at Home I
Lloyd Loom Woven Fibre Furniture
Tho porch cocomos' an extra .
room with delightfully cool,
enameled 3-piece unites of fa
mous Uoyd Loom furniture.
$69.45
Restful cushions, with com
fortnhlo coll springs; cov
ered wllh bright fjlno" qual
ity cretonne. Your choice of
Iwo beautiful finishes,
Littlf
Folks' Vacation Clothes
Dresses
Cool little frocks of flowered batlUte
are flower sprinkled. In a number of
littrnctlve styles. Sizes 2 to 8. - . t
Wash Suits 98 -
For little hoys a' number of wash suits' '
are a vacation necessity. Trimly tailored,'
fast colors. Sizes i to 8. t ,
Porch Hammocks $1.70
Attraullve, sturdy and very comfortable.
Pleasant gliding motion. An unusual value.
9x12 Linoleum Rugs
$6.75
Finn henvy quality III a number of smart
patterns to lend color lo your rooms.
M0NTGO
MERYWABD & CQ
117 South Central
Phone 286
? , i Medford(Oregori
it
I Mrs. ftwirge Whelfrey and dau-