Medford mail tribune., July 21, 1929, Image 2

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frrEDFOftT) MAIL TftTBUyR, fEDFORD, 0nEfi0T, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1020.
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The ntulc fulr board, at u' meet
Ing Iuhi ,veek voted to employ tho
I Nili'in band to furnish muxtc lur-
Ing 1 ho J 121 Htuto fair. The Kalem
hand u-nH employed hy tho fulr
I board In 1026.
Hneelnl at Pn 1 v I d Trina to
' " J nhcctH flno linen stationery with. C0
The regular 'monthly baby clinic envelopes, all for 6'j cent. , Wee
niiiuuw uvm.1 io juuuo xncarer.
Mih.
Iocal and
-'Personal
Ju-
III'
W
lit; be nt'd -n the community
IJiV health houne, on' tho Pacific MkIi
way, next Tuosday from 1:30 to 4
It!1 p. m. Dr. Jiiully Jioh-om will bo
In char(?a of thia clinic. Chililri'li
HI uniiprH(tXpiSai of uko aro eligible.
AupoinlmejitH oliijr 1jc niarie by call-
ln tho licdlth L'nlt. telephone
: : it
PI
In
jjr Mm furniture) at 1 1 K. Main street
" Monday and Tueuday of this week,
jfj fceo ad on classified puRc , J 21
( Miss Winifred Warner returned
ih homo yesterday after spending Die
jlll past week in firuntft Vhhh uh the
gueHjC or MIb ney :uhh.
Hpecial at Coivls Drugs, 12
sheets fine linen stationery with 50
envelopes, all for 69 cents. See
window next to Rialto theater.
II. A. Warren and non,
tieurge IIiu ilKon, of (he Oak
lcigh wtoek ranch, In getting A fine
bunch" of blooded :horl ' horn
ready to whip to (he various faiiw in
California. Ho will exhibit them
The many friends of Comrade i
W. I J. I.j man, who has been In!
the community hospital for ten
dnyn, will be pleased to know he
Ih recovering and is able to Bit
at the Jackxon county fair and will up part of the time.
then nhlp them cnt to be xhown In Corona adding machine at Med-
scveral large stock nhnws In dlffer-i ford Typewriter Kxehange. 13fl
ent elilen. Central Ptdrt American. 1 A. 11. -, Allen, 32 Washington
Trep prop; alt lengths. lorfer i mnet, returned from Klamath
limiher Co. I'hono 124. 122VuUh, wh.-ic ho law been the last'
At the close of tho l!'29 Hum- ' two weeks on IjuhIupkh, Saturday, i
L
,wi Kim n 1,- ti'..,... .....iinier wnsUm of Southern Oj-egon MIfk I. ,l. lioyd of ttaltimorc
son Hoy, have gone on a nhort trip i No,,nal wh,ml wt Anl,,ml- 6 j Ui w Wi,s R vMu,v "l filter
to Mi'riumnti,. whum Mini ill .-j. , ...,.v ..... , .... .i..,. ..........t, .... , . ,
vlxlt Airs. .1. J. Mann. - "
A reminder of tho fast approach-.
Inif packltiK eaon may be seen at
!
Jaiocs J.'MfValr Ih dlsp'oMlnu of the Porter Lumber Co., where they
are unloading 2 carloads of tree
props. Phone 124. 122
Dr. Mary II. Strieker, a phyxiclun
and mii'Kvim of Weepy Kye, Minn.,
and mother of CIiiih. A. WlnK, Is
expected to arrive In the city tliiH
week to make her homo here. '
HerccnH nnd windows. City Cab
inet Works, 227 N. Kir St. 125
Ulehard (Irey of flold J f til Ik at
tho Vancouver barracks where ho
ill
124 Is underlining tnilnlni; with the re
Judge Glenn O. Taylor began his j serve forces, He Is a commissioned
annual vacation ol two or three l officer In the reserve corps, nnd j
a. l. .Ui..L ...Ill ' recofft-rl Ml pnmmli.inln u.hlln .. t ,
be spent by himself and Mrs. Tay- tending the O. a. C. from which j Metf orkii. opponlte Lewis Supr
i- i- o....... u.;...i InHttfotlnn ho wnti -rn,l.,f ,l !, i -t-" vice
standard normal sehoul course and
will re(-elvc dlplomuM. The Med-
ford tnemlMMH of the cuhh aco llie j for Kan Francisco whcio she
fnllotving; Mrs. lon Newbury, Mia. . upend a week visiting friends,
Vivian Jtarto, Mather Miller, Mm.
Bertha Itanium, Margaret Oneti
brugge, Wulter Voung, Jterte J'orter
and Florence Allen.
A reminder of the faHt approach
ing packing Ho,unon may be seon at
the Porter Lumber Co., whero they
are unloading 2 carloads of tree
props. Phono 124. 122
Harriet Campbell. Mary Lee and
Dorothy' Roberts are leaving today
for Diamond lake, where they will
spend two weeks. ,
C!et those fenders and nuto
bodies straightened at Prill's Hheet
i
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iii
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in
si
section. In Washington, and Van
i couvr, B. C, where they will visit
relatives of tho judge. So far as
can be teamed the city court and
justice of tho peace court will he
closed until his return and no sub
ttltute appointed to take his place.
The justice court cases will be
taken before tho Ashland or Jack
sonville justices of the peace,
Wo-FIx-Km shop. Now open for
business. Tool sharpening a spec
ialty. We "know. Nat Hldg. rhone
1473. W. H. Mfircho. 12B
Jnmes K.' Duggan of Han Fran
cisco has J purchased the (). II.
i Johnson 40 acre ranch near Jack-'-
Bonvtllo.
Window glassVall slees; also plate
j s'whh- Trowbridge Cabinet Wks.
- Ulen Hlllis, who Is employed In
the business office of the IjOS An
geles Times; has gone to visit
friends' at Portland, following a
several days visit here with his ;
mother.
Pried clfokn dinner 75c, Kun
y. Am.'n Place, Jacksonville.
120
H. C Sayrc of Boone, Iowa, is
!i In Med ford visiting his daughter,
!, Mrs. Jarrtes Klllott for several
in weeks.
jjj James 3: McNalr fs disposing of
.!. Ms furniture at 1216 K. Main street
111 Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Iii Heo ad on classified page. 121
Mr. and Mrs. (leorgo Htewart of
3 II 0 Palm street, Med ford, a ro
among the new residents of Klam
ath Falls. Mr, Stewart is associat
ed with the California Oregon
Power company, having been trans
ferred here from tho valley city.
i Klamath News,
; Selected green blocks and sialic,
12 or 16-ln,, no edgings. Ask about
free, kindling. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel.
081. 105tf
p ' Mr. and Mih. Virgil Daniels of
i Nam pa, Idaho, spent several days
ill the past week us the guests of Dr.
Jjj and Mrs. T. O. Hunch.
service. Phono 833. F. K. Samson
Co., 229 N. Riverside. 121
III Mrs. M. II. Hatfield of Portland
y who had been visiting 'Crater Lake
(t and points ,in California, left for
H her home In Portland yesterday,
in, $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac
tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
" 631. ior.tf
111; Following a . visit with Mr. and
1(1 Mra. Fred Wolff of Central Point
jt' Mrj and Mrs. Kdwin Stickney of
ill! Gait, Cal., were scheduled to leave
Tre props;, all lengths. . Forter
dumber Co. Phono 124. 122
m.- Mrs. J. V. Ituiclmllur and
daughter. Patrlala,,. of Portland,
t (eft for their home In tliat city Frl
M day night, after spending two weeks
V Uniting Mr. and Mrs. U. F, Wymure
i Of Hutte FallH.
' Dressmaking, smooktng and but
I tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
f'Modford Bldg. Phono 1181. 13tf
Mrs. F. J. Holltisky, who has been
j In San Francisco the pnst few days,
'' returned home Saturday.
k Tree props; all lengths. Porter
r Lumber Co. Phone 124. 122
; Dorothy (Joff, former assistant
director of the city playground, has
taken a' position, with tho local
. telephone exchange
4 Local and long distance hauling.
Wc aav yoo money. Iluwley TratiK-
fcr, 1 M. Riverside. Tel. 1014-X.
I , li.fi
I J Richard F. Calder, elnvator
( j operator In the federal building, in
i on his 1 r days vacation, nnd left
several days ago with Ills wife and
i ; daughter to spend the moat of It In
j, eastern Oregon.
Iv Owing to business relations In
J California. I must sell at a saerl-
flee my business here known ah
the Dutch Oven, located at G05 S.
1 Riverside. 122
t Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Iedbetter left
Saturday for a two weeks vacation
at IjiOrunde. Mr. Tedbelter Is a
fnechahlc" at the Hudson'.Kj'Hex
111
Iii
Note
the fine, even, silky
like texturo of Fhih
rer'i Breads. That
comes of knowing how.
spring.
Dance at Dreamland, Chllders
hall, every Wed. and Sat. tf
Miss Margaret Van Scoy has
been spending a vacation here vis
iting friends and relatives, She is
a public health nurse in tho schools
of Santa Ana, Cal.
Peggie's Parmanotits. Spiral and
Croguinole. wavea. Emma Cline
Shop, Phone 454. 124
The Misses Lei a Humphreys,
Lena Newton and Hazel Mullins of
Ku ire ne spent some lime here yes
terday visiting friends before con
tinuing their motor trip to. Crater
Lake. The three girls are return
ing to Kugune after a vacation in
California and Mexico,
Special at Colvlg Dluus. 72
sheets fine linen stationery with 60
envelopes, all for 69 cents. Sec
window next to Itlalto theater.
124
Mrs. J. M. Lofland Is In Portland
on a two weeks vacation visiting
her sister of that city.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Hig Pines Lbr. Co. Phone No. 1.
1 I sir
Contract work on the Slskron
mine near Holland, u tiff or the di
rection of (Jeorge Marton of thin
city, has been resumed. The mine
closed after the death of -T. A.- Kll
duff. the owner, two years ago. and j
now Is being operated by Mrs. k'll-
duff and .!. H. Finch of San Fran
clseo. Grants Pass Courier.
Uniform tree props. Med. Lum
ber Co. '-IHtf
Albert Iturch spent much of last
week at Portland attending ' the
borrd of directors meeting of the
stale noard of higher education,
which has control of the university;,
college and threo normal schools.
Crest's special for Sat. and Suh,
Nesterodo pudding ico croam, fife
quart. lyo
Kay Nell of Ashland was In Med
roi-il last Tuesday visiting with
Rsilll Phlpps, n fraternity brother
at the University of Oregon.
Treo props from clear Jumper,
nig Pines Lbr. Co; Phono No. j.
1 IStf
The real estate offleo of Charles
It. Kay Ih now located In the Mod
ford Center building, he having re
moved recently from tho Medford
National hank building.
L. C. Smith and Corona type
writers. Medford Typewriter. Kx
ehange. . 1311
Ashland merchants, factories,
etc., will have n better opportunity
than usual thin year to make dis
plays at the big Jackson county
fair to he held September 11 to 1.
according to County Agent R. (1.
Fowler, who this year Is serving as
fair secretary- The Medford mer
chants four years ago financed the
building or the Merchant's build
ing, each tit king n booth for a
period of years. This year all the
hooth space will be sold nnd Sec
retary Fowler Is giving Ashland(
merchants an opportunity to make
their displays at tho hlg county fair
on the same basis as hus In the
past been given Medford mer
chants Ashland Tidings.
Crest's special for Sat. and Pun.
Nesterodo pudding Ico cream. ROe
quart. ISO
Miss Mary Urady of Medford U
visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip De
Hemjer at Kerby, Josephine county.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter t.ynuui of
Italdwln. Wis., have returned to
their home after visiting Mr. and
Mir Oh car Lvuum of this city.
Money loaned to worthy people
l pay their honest debts. Thomas
Realty Co., Rm. 12. Palm Hlk.. cor
Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf
Mr. and Mrs. It. o. Davidson
IHltl West Kleventh street have been
much enjoying the visit of their
son. (. I.. Davidson and wife or
Santa Ana. Cal.. well known for
mer residents of Medford nnd who
are on their way to Portland, and
daughter. Mrs. Angus Cameron of
Detroit. Mich., and their grand
child. Jean Clark of t tlcu. N. V.
All kinds of spraying done by
Allen, reasonable prices. Phone
your order to 139 or 422-L. tf
Robert K. Creagor, deputy county
treasurer of Tillamook county and
Ills wife are In Ktamalh Falls for
several days vlsitlntr at the home
of Dr. V. L. Hamilton. From here
Mr. and Mrs. Creagor will go to
Medford where they will spend the
next month. Klamath News.
Tree props; nil lengths. Porter
Lumber Co. Phono 124. 122
Dance every Sat. Nat. 120
Alva L. Laws of Jacksonville
purchased new four door sedan
recently.
Let me write your fire Insurance,
Carl Y. Tenunald, Hotel Holland.
Phono 903. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Flunk Clark and
children and Mrs. F.sther HilcstlH,
have returned to their home In
Seattle after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. i. Reach of this city.
Mitreellu Bowman has Installed
the latest In permanent wave ma
chine! In the liownmn Ueautv
Hhnppe, . -',
District Attorney Codding' of
flee Ih still busy fixing up the Irrtnl
angles of delinquent tax properties
throughout tho county, preparatory
to a sheriffs sale In August. There
are 137 homes and plots on the de
linquent list for foreclosure.
Phone 418. tf
Mae Wilson, Dorothy
Whitman, Vivian Cobs. Alberta
Knips and Mrs. If. G. Wilson are
leaving this morning for Lake o'
the Woods, where t hey Will spend
the week. Tho girls will take a
new row boat with them.
$5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac
tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
631. 105tf
Deer are eating crops In the Deer
Creek vicinity, Clarence Messenger
reported Friday, adding that crops
In liis neighborhood would be good
this year If unmolested by the
muraudcrs. O rants Pasa Courier.
- $2.50 per load, $2.50, green pino
slabs, 1 2 or 16-ln. Ask about freo
kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. G3I.
105tf
Frank C. Reimer. head of be
southern Oregon experiment illa
tion at Talent, left last Thursday
on a business trip to Montana, from
which he will return via Yellow
stone national p.irlc.
Dr. Halstead. pioneer In masso
and electro therapy. Practiced In
Medford since 11115. Now located
it 30 N. Oakdalc Phone 1470. 120
James Davics of Jacksonville was
a business visitor In the city yes
terday. Anyone wanting Rawlelgh goods,
call, 10-41-11. -121
M If h Ruth Lay, dancing instruc
tor of Medford. who Ih now taking
a scries of eight courses in various
kinds : of dancing with the Perry
Mansfield Players at Steamboat
Springs Colorado, plans on return
ing here September 1, according to
word received by her from local
friends. Miss Luy left Med turd
March, 1.. i . j
?2.5(i per load $2.50, green pine
slaba, 12!or lti-in. Ask about free I
klhdUpg., Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 03f.!
10Glr
Miss Mary Takala, Instructor in
tho Spring Creek school in the
Plnehurst district, spent yesterday
In 'Medford, whvre -she visited the
county school su perintendent's of-,
flee, and disponed of shopping nil
tho city.
Host tree props. Mod. Lumber
Co. . - i 1 ltitf
County Agent R. O. Fowler spent
last Friday in Ashland, the occa
sion being his weekly visit to that
city In consultation on farm prob
lems, but this time, he being Hee-
reLHry.i, the county fair associa
tion, also looked after county fair
matters for that end of the county.,
- Selected green blocks and slabs,
12 or lti-in., no edgings. Ask about
freo kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
C3U . .. . Klfitf
The bid of R. I. Stuart of. Med
ford of $0,052 for construction of
a new Fifth street soyer from the
alley between "it" nnd "II" streets
to a connection with the main line
sewer near tho river, Was accepted
by the city council and Investiga
tion ordered into additional costs
for connection with lateral sewers
and supervision. If R is determined
that additional costs do not exceed
$f(t, u contract will be signed with
tho contractor to start work.
(rants Pass Courier.
Tree props from clear lumber.
Uig Pines Lbr. Co. I'hono No. 1.
llHtf
R. J. Kingston urrlvcd in the city
from (Heudale. Cal,, Saturday even
ing In in.stall the obstruction lights
on the radio towers at the new air
port. Dunce, every Sat- Nat. 1 !Mi
land. ' , Registration. have been ndjttst-
Mlsn Dee Scheffel left last night : ed 'according to credits earned at
will ; the summer session of school
I which cloned Friday morning, with
Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Kt ovens all work successfully completed,
and daughter, Miss Kthel Stevens, ! Report cards of high school stu-
qf Roston, Mass., left for San 'dents, which were not called for
Francisco on tho Sha.stu yustor- will be givt'n out at the opening of
day. i(he regular fall term in Septem-
Mrs. Aitehison, mother of Mrs. her at t hi high school, according
Jack Thompson, and Jack Thump- to C (I. Smith. Writing cortifi
Hon, Jr. left last night fur. Haa'cutcs may be uMaim d at the
Francisco.1' r '" , ; school superintendent's office.
There were 64 students register
ed In the high school depart mrnt,
with tiO in regular attendance,
which wiiH 17 higher than last year.
Sixty-seven credits were granted
lllix I'i'iil' utlieh tu IiiU'it Ih-ni
Sunday. .Inly ai, j fwrIm,r y;.urH ,,ue to the fad that
Forecast: Medford and vicinity; ,H,mtP..is ucre oi.k- ii..u-ori i.. t.-
Sunday, cloudy and unsettled. N6 mi(1 new uject. and one in review.
of approximately seven-tenths of a
day per pupil. AH time lost due
to absence was made up by the
Ktudenls, unless daily grades aver
aged J0 or above. .
-
ROSTON. July 20. P) PresI-,
I dent Kmll Fuchs of the Rraves to-;
f night told I he Associated Press that)
he had not appointed Walter "Rati- i
bit" Marativillc, veteran shortstop
manager of the team, as had been;
j reported today. He said he had
j merely put Marauville In charge ufj
j the team for the duration of the!
western trip, which begins tumor-
row night. .
, r ; ; j
, Daily Meteorological Report
llltOOKl.INK, Musk., July L'0. I
M'h John II. Dock, of Sunlit Muni-!
on, Cul., diftuKii Fritz Mi-rruur of!
Kuthlrlifm, I'n., 10-8. 6-4. K-tl, In1
the flnuj match of the 37lh annual
l.onKwiiod howl funis tournament
hero today. ' i!y hln .vletory JJoe
gained a Bocond Wis on the trophy,
h.'.vliiK flint won In iilJ7. The only1
Other player to Kaln two less on the '
cup in William T. Tilden.
HE'S COMING!
.Mure than $50,01111 will he mient :
preparliiK Lake l'laeid for tile j
Olympii: -f;ttiiieH winter wort pro- '
cnim. ;
A Read Show
at
Popular
Prices
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
WED.
JULYJ24
Direct From
It's
Sensational
Long Run in
Frisco
ciianne in temperature.
Oreon: Kunday, cloudy nnd un
Mettled in west portion, Willi hIiow
Prw In extreme northwest portion
Kalr and cooler In eaHt purtlon.
i
Local Dot
D 8
or for credit If the student had
failed previously. Twelve students
took subjects tor review only.
without' receiving any credit for
' the work. '
I There were three teachers in. the
hiMh scliool division: C. i. Smith,
principal; Miss Josephine Klrtley
and .Mrs. Lucille O'Nell.
In the high school group the
following students were registered
Mjmiisidc of tiie Medford district:
j Sibyl Caster. Krnestinc Dahack,
l- Ruynor '!uy. Pauline McNeil. Ren
3') ton A'cwinaii, Margaret PruclL and ,
0 ( Paul Turner. -....-.,..
Clear j ' Attendance at-summer school'
Total precipitation slncu Septem-1 was above the average, with 4a
her I. I'J 'H. 13. Ml inches. ahenees for fi'l pupils, an average
SiinrLst,' tiMlay, 4:i"l a. in.
Sunset today, 7:4 1 p. m.
Sunrise Monday, 4 : fr a. m.
Teinperaluiu (degrees) 42
Highest (last 2 hours) 1
Lowest (b.st 12 hours) A2
Rel. humity (percent) 87
Precipilation (inches.... 0
State of weather Cdy.
rm.'mr sjeur
THE IDOL OF ALL FRANCE
THE WORLD'S GREATEST ENTERTAINER
Maurice Chevalier
Pronounced
(SHA-VAL-YAY)
IN
1UTTER I
r!CE CREAM
PA5TUERIZED "SAFE -PURE ! --Mtl
PRODUCED PACKED-
THE SANITARY WAYjg
W. J. HI TCH ISDN. Meteorologist.
I , I " D V I ( j S 1 1 A F F M N , Germany.
oPt Kxploratlons of the bed of
Lake Constance have disclosed sev
eral foundations and other traces
of huts of the ancient pile-dwellers
ami a I. so a number of nkulls. The
exploring has been carried on by
the owe jf caissons.
CORK (T) The price for kissing
the Mlarncy stone has doubled and
is now a shilling. The Cork Tour-1
1st association, fearing that touv-
Isls may not consider the chance i
for a life time of good luck wovth
that much,, has asked the owner
of lilarncy castle to restore tho old
rate of sixpence.
Films In at 10 A. M.
i Ready at 5 P. M.
i
f PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
KODAK, BOOK. GIFT SHOP
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
; At the Medford
1 "INNOCENTS
I OF PARIS"
ALL TALKING, ALL SINGING
Four Shows Daily
1:30, 3:30, 7 and 9
NO SEATS
RESERVED
Sfillllll
A cod caught in Massachusetts
bay was Mi feet long and weighed
1 0') pounds. Ills head was the
sl'e nf the top of a rjuarter barrel. !
Rex Cafe
THE PLACE TO EAT " "
Good Food' Good Service
III l iffi
THE PICK 6' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES
Kff & WATCH yii
REPAIRING IS
Continuous 12:30 to
Today Only
WE DEVELOP
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy:
YOUR REXALL STORE
Open Sunday! nd Evenisgi
All tba Time ,
mmm
with
Dorothy Burgess
Paul Page
Robert Elliot
Also
Good Comedy
Latest New.
Rothermel's Music
I
. J ' THREE BIG DAYS. STARTS
TOMORROW
iiirm-i ri11trs1ffciriirvS?e
''eMuUoclureOurOiti ClimaiC
With Our New Cooling Plant
SIVHWtMKlkN
STARTING
TODAY
FOR 3 DAYS ONLY
THE DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT
OF THE TALKING SCREEN
IS HERE!
Every breath of air you breathe
in this theatre is washed1 and
chilled in Medford's Million Dol
lar Water.
Continuous Shows
1:30 to 11 P. M. Today .
ALL TALKING
ALL POWERFUL
THIS LETTER
caustd the death of
the man she loved
cost her $10,0C0 de
stroyed her hus
band's love and
faith nearly sent
her to prison for
life! Why did she
write that mad, re
vealing letter? Why?
:.iSf
! HETW OTAW" 9 TfT ?
, "RAIN" IN -fee ifc
"The LETTER"
, "SO .
U
SEE Wip ARE HERE IN THEIR FIRST
LOOK! ALL TALKIE
"OUR GANG"
.Those Lovable Little Rascals-and you'll ,lmpy pa,s oul wjln r
when you hear them talk in
"RAILROADING
i . 'in in in win wmrn.-..,-,. '
" - ""iliViM - "jtmni?
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