Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1929, Image 3

AiEDFORD MATT j TRTTttTKR MFPFOTIT), OH Ko OX. - WE I N 1'sDA V.- .H';Y- 2 1. 1029.
PAdE TERES
SEEKS USE - OF
JACKSONVILLE
COURT HOUSE
REPRESENT CITY
AT EUGENE FETE
Daily Meteorological Report
WcdiiCMluy. July ill.
Modfur.l and vicinity: Kalr
niHht unit Thursday. Nut mm!)
change In temporal ure.
Oregon: Kalr tonight ami Tlmi's-,
j day. Not much change in loin-
j pent tu J !
, I Uke a ureal green dragon fly it
. . rose from the .Medford port anil
Dr. Jenkins Proposes School,! went i-uing off m the distance
; the beautiful Kmsoo monoplane
Church and Sanitarium in jwuu h took vnm-v n-d. mou-
(ford's renal representative, tu the
Old Structure Shady ZJ"K. ,"";c,"u Kuee""
flad in a smart ftray and white
,spoi't outfit, I eel 10d wards stepped
into the plane, assisted hy mem
lets of tVe local chamber of cnni
merce airport commit tee, who
chose her as the only feininine of-
1i.l!ll f.lll-.U.,M-lt lv lit Ihx lllll'.
county court this morning by Dr. ,norn Miration, visibly thrilled
Jenkins of the Hoguo River sanl- OV(ip he luivontm.0.
tiirlum of .Uii'Ksonviuc! to Ukpmei , Th ianc W;,s piloted hy Jack
Held, and carried K. M. Smith.
Cove Asks Road to Resort!
District
A proposal presented to Hu
Local Dtt
ss i
54 1
Tern pera t u re ( don I'ecH S S
Highest Hum 12 his.) . !Hl
Lowet thiht 12 hrs. ..- 4!t
Uel. humidity (pel.) 3.'. SJ
I'reeipitation (inches) 0 0
Stale of weather t'lear Cloudy
Lowest
Situo the merger of the through j
tin lines coming into Modloid, 10 j
- -.7, l busses leave the. terminal at the !
Hotel Jackson no inn north ami.
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south daily, making a total of 20
busscH 11 day, and nllor August 1
illie Sunset line will ulso have one
,cach way daily, bringing Hie total
jup to 22. After August I Medford
temperature this morn-1 will he the division poiut for the
the use of the old court house for
church. Bchool mid sanitarium pur
poses was taken under advisement
with a promise to reach a decision
within a week.
Dr. Jenkins, in exchange tor the
use of the structure, agreed to
maintain the building and the lawn
and move upon !10 days' notice. Ho
said that the former court room
would bo used for church purposes
and tlmt some of the other rooms
would be used for school purposes.
He further said that there was
more room in the building than
they could use and agreed, if the
county court granted an, option on
the building lie would move.
The county court Insisted thai
the lease he for only one year and
Hint the Grange of the Jacksonville
section he allowed to use the hall
for meeting purposes. Dr. Jenkins
said his plan would eliminate the
expense of paying a caretaker $25
per month.
A delegation of citizens owning
suiHiner homes In the Shady Cove
district requested the county court
to build luill) feet of road so the
owners of homes could travel to
them with more dispatch and com
fort. They did not want the road
to become a public highway, as it
( would destroy the value of the sec
tion and spoil the bathing beach.
The petitioners set forth that with
the present road, if the load was
heavy, a roundabout way had t
be taken.
The county court said it had
been considering the road for some
time hut had been held up hy diffi
culty in securing a right of wav
from the former owner of the gro
cery store. The court was inform
ed that the present owner of the
Mlurc "had seen the light" and was
willing to grant a right of way.
The county court told the delega
tion that it would journey to the
Shady Cove district and view the
proposed road "and see whatcould
1)0 done about it."
OHier routine matters occupied
the remainder of Iho session.-
president of the Kmsco Aircraft
Corporation. It illy Williams, sales
manager, W. II. Trout and I'M gar
Wilson, representatives of the com
pany with headquarters at Dow
ney. California, who spent last
ninht on a business visit in Med
ford. During the celebration in
1-uugeuc, I'rincess Icel will ride in
the beautiful white piano, Metl
ford's entry in the Industrial pa
rade. She will wear a smart avia
tor's costume In pure while to
match the float, which was espe
cially designed to call attention to
.Med ford's now airport achieve
ment. She will also be required at
other times to wear a princess cos
tume and a pioneer costume with
a quaint bonnet, pantalettes and
numerous pottle-oats.
The only thing that worries nic
about this whole affair at Lugone"
said Ioel as she bid the local com
mittee good-bye, "is that, with
those beards. I won't be able to
tell the young boys from the old
ones in Kugene."
ion. 51 decrees.
Tula! precipitation sinci
ber 1. l!".'i. 13.." Inchon,
Temperatures u year ago todu.v
HinhcMt, 103: lowest, til.
Sunset today, 7:3S p. m.
Sunrise Thursday, 4:r-7 a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:37 p. m.
DETROIT SUFFERS IN
GRIP OF HEAT WE
DKTIIOIT. .Inly 2 L (A') Heat
elaimed the lives of three Detroit
men yesterday and caused the
prostration of several others as
the mercury climbed to a peak of
HI at 4 p. m.
The dead ire: Garfield Caesar,
4:1; Karl Hen t ley, 32; and Anthony
DutilMe;,. na.
OREGON PIONEER,
AT 77, FEELS FIT
TO HIT OLD TRAIL
"We 'old timers' who came to
Oregon In the 7Ms had to be strong
and husky because it was a pretty
.wild country in the early days. I
came out in '7!t and went Into the
ASHLAND. Ore.. July 24.
(Special.) Playing to a crowd
that filled the Normal school audi
torium, the "Honey Dew Min
strels" under the leadership of
Mrs. It. G. Neil, fl leased the moist
critical and scored an outstanding
success. There w as variety and
fun in the numbers that bad been
planned to show the negro In his
various moods. Arthur Taylor,
emlman. was pathos itself in his
song, "Nobody" and U. G. McNeil
in "Genevieve" and In other num
bers sung in harmony with the
oilier members of the cast, showed
the deeply sentimental nature of
the colored man.
The stane was sot In a formal
way for the first half and at the
intermission was changed lo negro
quarters. The work on the set had
been done by Rev. C. D. Gaffney
and K. G. McNeil according to
plans worked out by Mrs. McNeil
and Mrs. Harry Ingraham.
The chorus wiw composed of a
group of the best male voices In
town and was a splendid back
ground for the clever work of the
endmenl.V. V. Caldwell.
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OFFICIAL IMPROVED
Observations Taken at 5 A. M
120th Meridian Time
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busses, according to .Mr. Clemen
Scptcm-Uon, manager of the Hotel Jack
son, and ail passengers will cliang1
Shore. A complete change In tiched
jules will also be made at that time
nud will be announced later. The
three bus lines coming into the
city now are the Pickwick,. Oregon
and Yelloway.
Mr. Clemenson estimated, at the
time that it was proposed to
move the Pickwick stopover to
Grants Pass, that it would have
taken 2fi00 persons sloppmgover
from Medford in 12 months' time.
The Yelloway lias approximately
liiOu stopovers a year, making a
total of 4000 in all. It is estimated
that an average of 400 persons pasr
through the city 'daily on the
busses, or approximately 12,000 per
month, 1 14.000 per year.
On August 1 the' Pickwick com
pany will put on a night coach be
tween Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, with 12 berths, so that a per
son may go to bed on the bus in
San Krancisco at night and wake
up in Ixs Angeles in tho morning.
The cost of one of the night coaches
is $30,000.
The Pickwick und Yelloway
stages operate between Portland
and Los Angeies and also have a
service to the east.
P. Cdy.
Clour
P. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
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W. J. HUTCHISON. Meteorologist.
The Chamber of Com me roe re-
i eeied a w ire this uioi ninn from !
U'has. Parlin of the Curtis Pub- i
; lirdiinn company party, makiim a j
j tour of the airways in a new Kurd ,
j iri-motored plane, that they will,
i be unable to accept the invitation '
i to lake lunch here tomorrow,
it bey will arrive about l.:l.'i a. i
I and must be in Kan KrancUeo ;
eivrly after lunch. i
! I here are seven In the party
land they will be , welcomed by
j members of the airport commit
j tee on their arrival here.
' Anyone ilesirinn to see the bin
l-'ord Miip will be welcomed at the
field.
Owinn to some drainage ditches
beiin; open on the new port, It will
be impossible for the ship lo land j
there.
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EXPERTS DENY ANY
iE
SPACE FAIR PAVIL
H. C Otto, who was struck tatCj
yesterday afternoon hy a ol loot
telephone pole which bad been cut
down at Hie corner of Ninth ami
Riverside, is "getting along nicely"
according to reports from the
Community hospital, where he was
taken yesterday immediately fol
lowing the accident. X-rays were
taken this morning at the hospital,
but no report bad been gained
telling of his injuries.
Mr. Otto or Los Angeles is su
perintendent of the Firestone Tire
company, and Is in charge of con
struction work of the new Fire
stone building.
Space In the merchants buildin?)
at the county fair ground has been I
selling rapidly, nccordlng to K. O.I
Fowler, county agent. The build-j
lng was put up by tho Medford
merchants, who were to have. use i
of It for four years. Last year
was the fourth year, and space
is now being purchased by mer
chants all over the county.
Arrangements arc now being
made with the state game com
mission to have an exhibit of name
birds adaptable to this part of the
state. Tho birds will be turned
loose bore following the hunting
season tills fall.
The annual premium list for the
fair will be ready for distribution
in a few-days.
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A New Beverage
Appears in Medford
Hollywood Porno Dry. "the drink
of the stars' has made Its appear
ance In Medford. "It Is a bever
age that Is different, n healthful,
peppy food drink made under ex
clusive process, from fresh grape
fruit Juice, cane sugar, carbon
ated wnter, pasteurized and bot
tled. Not a hand touches the
product."
This new drink Is made by the
manufacturers of the I lolly wood
I try I 'n le Ginger Ale mid ca n lw
found at your grocers, drugcistn.
soft, drink establishments, hotels
ami cafes. The Mason Kbrman
Cn. are distributors.
The Malt Tribune Is being used
to aequaint the people of this
trading area about this new beverage.
Following the recent news of a
Chicago investigation of the al
leged dangers of mechanical re
frigeration, chemists and engineers
and the mechanical refrigeration
industry, have been flooded with
inquiries from owners and liters of
such refrigeration.
In order to allay public alarm a
com m it t ee com posed of chem 1st r,,
representing the leading manufac
turers, met a few days ago in Chi
cago and canvassed the situation
thoroughly. I'nder the chairman
ship of H. 11. Cochran, manager of
the Klectric Association of Chi
cago, the committee Issued the fo!-
of Its meeting:
"Recent publicity has been the
The usual pear testing service cause of some alarm in connection
will be maintained by the county I with fhe use of mechanical re
agent's office in the Liberty build- frlgeration. Overemphasis has been
lng. and ' according to County given to the so-called dangers due
Agent L. I. Wilcox, who spent , to the accidental escape of rn frig-
yesterday In Ashland on bis weekly I erant fluids used in mechanical re
visit to that city to discuss horti- frigeiHtiou.
cultural problems with the fruit I "The unanimous engineering and
men of that section, pear picking chemical opinion is that there is
will be started In tho valley i no cause for alarm or uneasiness
within the next two weeks: in this regard any more than there
"One grower in Sams Villey Is In the cases of many other chem-
says ho Is sure his crop win ) icais and gases to winch we are
ready for harvest within two all exposed eonstanlly In normal
Weeks." Mr. Wilcox says. Many' life, which far exceed those which
pears are already two and a half t have been attributed in mechanical
inches In diameter and although refrigeration.
no tests have yet beeiy;inade Mr. "With the proper installation of
Wilcox says lie believes they are mechanical refrigeration employing
ELL i, ' 1 J' - '"A. ff ; - ;.Jimii'"-win---irinj 1 iii I
s "Be sure t0 5ee " '
The New
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(Villi of Thanks.
We desire to thank our friends
and neigh boVs for their kindness
and sympathy during the illness
and death of our loved one. We
appreciate the services of the
ladies' quai'tet and the beautiful
floral offerings.
W. K. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hesselgrave,
Mr. and Mr. F. O. Coehran,
Mr. und Mrs. J. II Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Obcnchaln.
Pottnr. 1 '-'1
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NICHOLS VlsM:lt
lumber business. I could bold mv
own in those days with any lumber
Jj.ek and it hit me mighty nam i
when 1 bad to go on the sick list
about five years ago.
"1 bad stomach trouble so bad
it made me sick to even look at ,
food. I had practically no appetite
and wan in such n nervous, run -
down condition I couldn't sleep. I
also had rheumatism in my hips
and legs. At times I would have)
bilious attacks and was constipated
lilii,-1 liM.lli till Ihn litil
"To look at me now you would i ,ld
never know L had a sick day. Sar- Saturday night when bis automo
mm picked me right up and I feel Idle was struck by n H. Davlp of
right now like 1 could hit the Ore. J ornville. fal., south, of Sutherlin.
gon trail again and luke with the j Mr. ni-hon u- nn i.u -v m
"The Silicon Soft Mass PilN are
fine too. Thev put mv llve-r in
perf'-et order and rid no of con
stipation and biliousness."
N'tihoU Wlsner, retired lumber
man. 2t4 Madison A ve., Portland.
Oregon.
Saruon mav l-f obtained in Med
tord front the M.iiiill Drug Co.
Paid adv.
TOG OF WAR FEATURE
no nnminiii nininn' .
bMO bUiYlrfllll rMWookswouia never
advise making
doughnuts as big as
life
buoys
Sunday, July 2 8. the Southern
Oregon (las corporation will
its annual picnic at Grants Pass.
The personnel, their wives, sweet
hearts and kiddies are all looking
forward to having a whale of a
time.
There will be swimming con
tests, tennis contests, horseshoe
contests and most thrilling of all.
th" annual tug-of-wur between th"
Medford, Roschurg. Grants Pass
and Ashland district offices.
Rishop, billing clerk at the i
pco, was badly cut and bruised.
suffered two fractured rib
Portland to meet his brother and
! family, with whom he was to
i make ti trip to Yellowstone N'h
jttonal park. He is now being
it'iken i are of nt the hotel In
i Sutherlin. und w ill leave for Che
ih.ilis, Wash., where he will spend
the rrmalnricr of hi? vacation with
his brother.
Thb (tmallrr the douchnut the
more evenly it cooks. Since Hills
Bros. Coffee i roastfd a few
pounds at a time, every berry is
roasted evenly. Tins patented,
continuous process Controlled
Roasting produces a matchless
uniform flavor such as no bulk-
roasted coffee has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
tr.ii ticnum ftth.
ncur sufficient tIim-hosh for pilot
ing.
Mrs. Antone Svlincpcn i siiffcr-
init with Hiivcrc liiirns on liur iirniK
and sliotililurs as a result of a flume
which hurst from a kettle of hot
urease at her home, ;oj luuul
Grape street. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Sihooiicn entered her kitch
en from Iho outside in time to see
the crease sphillerini; nnil sniok
Iiik on Iho store. I. in inn it from
(he flit! it hurst jnlii flames, com
plelely rnvclnniUK lier riBlit arm,
which is the more painfully hurncd.
She (luicklv applied what remedicH
she had on hand and Ihen called n
physician.
any ol these Kenorally accepted
refrigerants, Ihn public has
cause for alarm."
HEAR TORRANCE TRIAL
William Torrance , 57, sheep
herder, went on trial in the circuit
court this morning on accusations
filed by his daughter, Florence,
age 13. The other state witnesses
Include the wife and 1 x -year-old
son of the defendant. The case Is
expected to take a II day. ami Is
being birard by a jury composed
entirely of men.
The first witness for the prose
cution was the 13-ycar-old girl,
who was on the stand for more
than an hour, almost continuously
weeping as she told a sordid story.
ith New Steering
Shock Eliminator
SATURDAY
July IJ
Sent (Mice Treasurer.
DIALLING 1 1 A M, Wash., July U4,
iAy) Kdwiml ti. Melhart, former
cashier in the Whactoin county
treasurer's office, pleaded guilty to
embezzling JiH.iii'K. and wn
tenceii to from two to 15 years In
a reformatory. ......
Makes Way to Camp.
PORTLAND, Ore., July IM. M)
n- I William McMillan "f Gladstone.
lost three days In Columbia Na
tional forest, found his way toj9
ranger camp while rescue parties,
unnwure of his safety, continued to
hunt for him. '
I Wj-jK Tomorrow
lO'DRIENV'iA.
m Nora, l ANf VVii'rrvVSnni '
ili.ADVLNItlJE MAM-SSffl !
"lh LAST TIMES A fiery romance of the
I I f burning African desert.
Jj TONIGHT Hre ' Adventure flfj
I I vou'" LlkB JU
I JOHN GILBERT
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jJJ ERNEST T0RRENCE MARY NOLAN JU
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IN PLANNING A HOME OF
YOUR OWN
Consult the
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION .
Tim wispsl, lliinn .vomiK folks can do is to con
sul!, 11 liiiililiiif,' unci lioan AnkoiuhUuii. A hiniic
'of your own ereiilcs eonfitleuec in yourself
respect in others. The ownership of it homo
is 'oik; of the sleps to fiiiiineinl iiHleppnilenen
itliut shoulil reeeive the serious eonsiderulion of
fievery iiiuhitious youiij,' ttin.
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Our Convenient
HOME LOANS
Make home ou'niiitf an easy matter. Vou can pay fur it
just like rent. Start a fund NOW toward the initial pay-iiii-nt
011 Vol ' li new lionie.
$32,000 in Dividends Paid Stock
holders the Past Six Months.
Over 20 years in Mod.
ford. Not one of our
stockholders has lost a
penny.
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