Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 04, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextriTJE TWO MEDFORD TaIL TRTBUNT:. MEDFORD. fiREOOX. fcrxiUY. AFfirST 4. 1020. I i If If i! li i i i Si Is ocal and Personal The member of the Medfurd.. poMoffice Maff. including tht ruri( carrier, their fstmllir and fr.-nd.-will huld their f irt annual picnic outing wet-k from today at the Star rantcer statiun In the Arple-; gate section. "ChariV the K4rm-nt that ha di-placcd cursor-. Mr. Helen L. Qu:nn. 'exclusive Mdfurd rpr swntative. Rf. No. Central ST. More than 135.000 w ill how in, (;iad Rifer. wife of Reginald hi year's premium Int. placirpr Pifr. U rn in the pemonnel f . the corning Rjcific international : pUTi in "The Leathf meek." the etpoi-lTlun once nwre tnior.K the 'talking film which open It IochI' uu: Mantling shows nf it kind in engagement at Hunt t'ruterian the country. : theater this afternoon. She iip-f Tre pr-.p,, from Oar lumber. lr a one of the extra in thi 1-.:k Mm- Lhr. Cw. Phur.e No. L production, under her atajse name llg.f.'o; C'.ady La Rue. Jfhn Smith will make hi future S-I-t t-j green Mocks and slab. -home at Grant Ra-.. whfre h- hi H t 1 ... no -d;ntci. Ak about! takt-n a position In the Hkag 'ree kindling. Med. fuel Co., Tel.' store of .hat city. 631. 105tl BOY SCOUTS OFF WiLUAMS GREEK TO LAKE 0' WOODS THRESHERS BUSY; SEASON IS LATE R..y S'-om troop f-wm-rar;i-d l.y William I-e Br.ck-r. m-out e.icutive. Jim irifc'shy. tht- Kilev t'arzie ww mill on tin left Williams creek Sunday. f rot::p: at :in by fire warden 'Iforge K!Idit and others liruwjiht it under control. Mjjm Wilrna Sparlin npent last week;n I-;lfrd wr.h her broih-r Jack Sariin. Airs. Arthur Farrar who return ed to the hospital at Cram Ra i improv.r.c slowly but is still in the h-wfpiul. Mr R-.i'h Spariin and children of Klamath KalU came In Friday of i.in w-ek to viFit h-r paren'n Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Hartley anil oth-r relative and friends. return d home the lai-t of thii week. If flmir is browned yr eravy or ."uuc'j add a tinall amount of white floiir or corn starch because hrnwri iui: fio'ir chanK'rs Hume of th" starch to suj;ar and lessens its Tiii k-n!ni; power k.vn: I'KliHO. Cab. Auk. 3. fJ A ve'vran fherm;n, Captain '. O. J'otter hrooK'it Miiall litnitic m.i k t p'-rt here lute yeterd;,y with a-vtiy of the sighting of a a elephant four miis out front lii" bn-iikuater I'Kht of Los Ar,. Kt!-., iiHjt.oi-. a rare experience m these ttii't i.'4. K!ania:h K.iH Construction of M-thdi-t church edifice will, be i4.nM'l"-d ttt ihe near future. - Uance at Ureain!and. ChilderV .jr. and Mrs. Charl Reames ,.,, ,:fc...r :in.i c i: li,,vi hill, every Wed. and Sat. Bannister .nd n Diamond lake. home at Tree prt -Mr. and Mr. H have returned to th' Sheridan after a viit here with wood Lt 7u:i. ii. u. Ana j. v. oannicier ?nd frfnijlie-. Ixcal and lone dUtance haulinr. Stewart Patterson, who i fi-eni- Weive you money. Haw ley Tran- fer. C 3 St N. Riverside. Tel. I044-X. Jack Southwell finished Install ing the new electric fire ;ren of Central Point Wednesday after noon and gave it a tet about 7 i(,,and family are spending the week ' MMant Mout master, left for Lake assorted ' the Woods Saturday afternoon lengths, for a two-day trip. The boys will Itiftf enjr-y fishing, j-wirnming and boat ing while at the lake. Mr. Brick - er refirnM from Bolen lake ye- -rdav w;ih th1 f-outs who hae thr Ing the ftummer here with hi mother, left Saturday fr an ex tensive motor trip through J!a4r And Yellowstone parks. The PrisriMa Ciicle w ill hId O cooked fod n-Ie at the I'ubli Market Sat.. Auk. I' th. 134 While the health of Turner A. Fifer. the we'd known Medfor i National bank teller, w ho hap been connected with the Mutual Tele ill f.ir the pat month, is much im- phone central office and an alarm proved he it still guile weak, al- r.f fire can be phoned in and cen though able to come over to town tral will throw a switch that will for a short time every day or so, nneratt the :ren. This is a big and until this weakness, which it- improvement over the old way. persistently hanging on. disappears , Central Point American. it will be problematical a to jut : Selected green blocks and slab. Charles S"well of Kerby, Oregon, arrived in Medford yesterday To spend the week end with his sister, Mr, fieorge Clark of th.s city. Tree props from clear lumber. Big Pines Lbr. Co. Phone No. 1. llstf Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wallit of the Pac.fic Telejihone and Tele- o clock. There i a tox located in' graph company, are moving 'o Tremaine. Bob i-.wd. Dona: I the entrance to the city hall to' Medford for a temporary stay. Mr. iovd. Bob Iiinlt. and Melvin Bu-- It will a Mo Wallis will be doing work there. it.h ai.,j ,i,,hn Wall, guests. Ash '.and T. dings. Troop three accompanied by J. Dynge'i old-time danca. Nat, P. Valeria, scout master, left to- Wed, and Sat. . 1S4 ,,ll' ',,r :t ten-day WILLIAMS CI'.KKK. Ore.. Aug. 3 --t Special Most ev-r one is through with their harvesting now and t he o:ind of the threhin :n;-.- hii.e is he.-rd. Harvest IS about l-e.-n rarnped there. Includes) among the hoys mak ing the trip to Lake O' the Woods are Hilly We-i. Cene Nelmoyer. Hur.lette Kindred. Iean Peijer. Bob Fowler, J;m Vfiss. Ior.ard Hober. Litiis Campbell. Roland turn in an alarm with. e-ks iate this summer be- -u;:-e f the late c, sprint-Mr-. M-diie Dahle and daughte-. M m v C.ihryir. of Ib rkel, y, ("al.. a h o have be (- n v i -1 1 i n M r. ;ji;"s moth'-r. firandir.a John, the !.i-t month, re.urnej ho:).- the firt of :h: v.-ek. Mr- Parker has --n on the s!-"k l.st. He w.t overcome l.y the heat 0:1 the way to the postofiice one day last week. district was a Medford visitor y-s-! terday. We have money to loan on pear 11H) - L pi e.-:i 1 . . . 1 - 1 h 1 r"r Klltuuns. JIl'H. r Url . O., If, greatly chanaed appearance, hav- 631. 1 0 5 1 1 ing lo many pounds during hi' Mrs. Carl Swfgart and Mrs. Louis illness and having had all his teeth I'lrich of the local Harden club, extracted last week. had charge of the floral displays in I2.i per load 12. "n, green pine the chamber of commerce lat slabs. 12 or IC-in. Ask about free week. kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 63i.. For Rent Modern five room etc. Liberty B!dg. 134" C. M. Brewer, vice president and general manager of the Copco and Mountain States Power companies. is expected to return Monday from a business trip to Albany. $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac- . r. -. . , . .... iu ujvvhs. jd-u. r up o.. in. j v d i . nouse. ,-ear scnoois. J no. ut re at ... . . r.. i R-.i-e Big.low spirit ,cund:y hike to Fish wih hi- little friend. Jerry Sparlin. Floyd Pierce of the Lagle Point lake ner pro-pe. t. They Wen; by Mr. am! Mrs. Archie Pi-rce and cars to propert and hiked 1 s lit t le son k-x and their mother, mib-s ti the lake. Mrs. Addie Pierce p:cnickedvun- . . 'day in the Ashland park. v Al Blodgeite. who r?ad his tonn moved last Monday, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. L- House and family hi.ve moved their turkeys up to the Wise Carver ranch and re staying there for the summer. They have a fine bunch of turkey. Mrs. Nora Reinhar; and two lit- WILLIAMS SERVICES v Since the new refrigeration has 50 1 Haven street. tf cooled the lithia water in the pi art ,: Mike Mkhoney. former Bend fountain It is without doubt the hij:h school football and track star. most popular beverage In the city ; arrived here from Bend yesterday During these sweltering hot davs ; for a visit. the lithir water ennsumptfon 5s 1 $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac probably greater than it has evr ( tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. been previously. Ashland Tidings. 631. lOfiVf Tree prop from clear lumber.' When George Maxwell of Jack- Big Pines Lbr. Co., Phone No. 1. srnv;lle returns from his trip on ; . -i mining i u sin ess o cattle aim 105Vf Mrs. Kffie Robertson and son J Buster of Orants Pas and Mr. and ; Mrs. Stanley Opden. who have just ; returned from Lakeview. were vis i itors in the city Saturday. Mrs Ogden is a daughter of Mrs. Rob ertson. Mr. Ogden. who was. for- WILLIA.MS CKKKK, Ore., Autr. ;i (Special Rev. coy Davis of Me Iford filled the pulpit at the Methodist chapel on Williams t reek Sunday. The pastor Philip Heterbury not being able to take over the duties. a WILLIAMS Mr. and Mm. Doll Lemmon and 3 si.e. i;.i children drove ovr to Ashland nday and spent the day visitine tie grand daughters. Kathlyn and June Roberts, who have been vis iting at the home uf Mrs. Rein hart's cousin, c. W. Roberts for the last two weeks, have returned to their home at Phoenix. CRKIIK. Ore.. Aug. Q;ite a fire ta-ted -i.- -- -v c-t..,. M.n.-n p ',,,...,1 .I... I-akev-ew and expects to return to an ieu 1:1 uis. r nuay nit'in, ne w in ne ac of Harriman. Ter.n Medford last week to make their , companied from Portland by hi home here. j wife, who underwent a major Corona adding machines at Med - operation in that city on July 5th. ford Typewriting Kschange. US'" Money loaned to worthy people Mr. nd Mrs. (J. K. Robinson, to pay their honest debts. Thoma who recently arrived In Medford to Realty Co.. Rm. 1?. Palm Blk.. cor make their home, are now livlnc! ner Main and Front, upstairs. 24tf at 417 Woodstock. Mr. Robinson ; Nick Hoffman td Medford has was recently transferred to Med-! moved his ft.mily to the house at ford, from Reno. Nevada. He is Fifih avenue and Third street, an attache of the local govern- fluid Hill. ment radio Station. "Summertime Is bathing time.' $2.50 per load. $2.50. green pine. Get your bathing necessities at slabs, 12 or 16-in. Ask about fre;Colvig Drugs, next to the Rialto kindling. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. Theater. See the window. 13&" 105Vf At the recent annual state con The regular monthly baby clinic invention ot Portland of the Im will be held at the Central health proved Order nf Redmen two Med unit on Tuesday. August 6. , I ford men were elected t office, Diversified drugless treatment-' r red Purdin as great guard of the Dr. Halstead, 35 N. Oakdale. J.3S- forest and Ie L. Jacobs as a rnem- XV m. Locke of Medford Is en-iber ()f the great board of appeal-. Joying a two weeks'- vacation on! Let me wrlfe your fire Insurance, the coast. Mr. Locke Is salesman f Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland, for the Biscuit company of Port-I Phone f'fJ. tf rnerly cn employe of the Pantorium frj,.nilji an1 relatives and picmck- aners ano uyers. nau a n-an;nt; in ,, ,.1? pressing establishment in Turv..v . ame in the last of -he week to visit his parents, Mr. rd soon. , ,in(. Mr 1 u- Turvev and oih- KMdies ready made parity I er rlat;Ves- and friends, dresses 0f attractive prints, with Mr and Mr!l Homer House apron to match, sixes 2 to 6 years., h.ve r5(lVe(i ver on the Green regular price. J1.&5. to close out $141. Handicraft Shop. 13C H. L. Bromley, advert'sing mav airer of the California Oregon Power conipany and the Mountain' Power company, left thi Spring mountain for the summer. D'-n Me--.--r.aer has received ap point:,i-n: i.s f;re warden. Ain.ty. B:d w;II be onene-J fz i.v Amiiv sc.piul board for ruorniiij: for Marshfjeld on busi-I construction of new gymnasium. ncss connected with the latter con-i ' rrn j Klamath Fa II.- Phone 0 5' ,M Al! kinils of srayins done by j oe ILK BUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFEPUT?E omrac-t award- PRODUCED - PACKED THE SANITARY WAY land. L. C. Smith and Corona typewrl era. Medford Typewriter Kxchang.' 139" An oddity on exhibition In the Miss Dorothy Young, a student at Willamette university, is spend ing the summer at her home In Medfflld. Tree props. 1x2 full size, at Med- chamber of commerce building Is ford Lumber Co. 124tf an ear of corn which has four dis- Aeeording to figures compiled by V q tinct ends and tips that was grown! Professor F. C. Kent, statistician by Mrs. W. P. Bailey of 1021 ; of the Portland chamber of com Niantlc street. I merce, estimated population of Keep coolln the bracing open s Oregon Is 1.16 5.1 7 4. and the stale air pool at Jackson Hot Springs, (has 4.467 miles of state highway. 136 I For roasting ears, string beans, 0. C. Olson, traveling passenger j cucumbers and garden truck, visit agent for the Pennsylvania rail-jA. J. Moore. Cherry St. 134 road, was In Medford last week) Three black bears stopped traf on business, conferring with offi- .fic on (trass lake summit Wednes ciuls of the Southern Pacific. 'day evening, so far as Mr. nnd Mrs. "Summertime is bathing time." 1 Floyd Moffit of Los Angeles were Get your bathing necessities at j concerned. The Moffits were on Colvig Drugs, next to the Rialto their way to Klamath Falls from Theater. See the window. l3S;Weed When they met the nnimals. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woodford of I Mr. Moffit states that he had been Medford have moved to the Hittie ' dozing along the road, and it was farm near this city, which they re- ' with difficulty that Mrs. Moffit cemly purchased. Mr. Woodford kept him awake. After encounter has a very good collection of rah-' inc the bears he had no further de bits and exects to raise them on .t sire to sleep Klamath Falls commercial basis. Gold Hill News.; Herald. K A larte stock of tree props at To satisfy yourself a to the ben Wood Lbr. Co. K'Stf- efits of vibrator exercisers, try the Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Myers of new Health machine installed hi Washington. I. C. who had been the Palace Beauty Shop. Ten free In the city for the past few days treatments with each $10 service vlsttimc Mrs. liura West, who is card, or 2c per treatment. Phon Mr. Myers" sister, left Friday night: 147 for appointments. 13 for Portland. 1 Superintendent of Schools E. H. A swim at Jackson Hot Springs ' Hednck arrived home yesterday pool will cause you to forRet the from a business v:t to Eugen hot fl'fj'hT. 13' during the ueek. 1 1 " 1 Pynge's old-time dance, Nat. Wed. and Sat. 134 Mrs. Dorothy Moore left SAtirV dty for a ten-day vacation at th B3j Ledge mine, where she will V:i: her brother, Paul RedJy. Window class all sire; aV: plate g'ass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. C. W. Brooks and cUuehur M: Yluby. of Central Point b !: lat Friday for Santa Mr:e. Ca! . where they .!1 make their home f r :r.: time. His son is in the n-.cA nt busir.fs there. G-t th'H- fenders ar J auto l..vi:es tralrttened at B;.i'."s Shet M"'.i W.rV.s. opp.-:te Sup' r;rt Station. Phore 4: tf Mrs. H M $!. who j-n voting a: Captain IV Witt 'Yr. n-.eT- Fir bejeh Vt-jge ne,;r Trail, has b-ft ?..r Stn Kra- :,. Fxper: operators at W:n'and B'iuty Sh-.f-pe w'.I give a sham-l-co w.th ei fry f.r.per wa r rrr cT f -r $1 o. jjc L J I.es',e hi 1 a t-.s.. t.,' the VarLtg f i-rt. iH-;Li'y rnm 4 Slate Mar: Cl C Well of M'df-rd Jf; K.:n .;h F.i' a f.;ht f-r Port.ar. 1. ;,fk.rg w.rh him F-ster Irk!e. Vh a.ed pr':niipfcry eiam;n--t ..'H f-n a charge of n cf tr :.. t :r.g l)ju-r ,d r- h , fM-n bound our t- the f-derai :rA jury bv B r t C Then. Cr.ited StAies wmmiM.onfr. K:d-i;-' ready made pant? dr-- of attractive pr -nts. wr.h apmn to match. mi regnr price. $1 i. $1 ?- Handicraft Shop. IJ Thn-at H. Harr.son rf the 'k- ) cii -to- a; rm h m x-.r Vr-.ri! !! nt d:srict ft Ut Fnd.y .-.n a hort b'j-.nrns tint t Srta R.s.j Oal . where unl:I to years ac t b. corductrd a fjnin strw k ran h. Tree prt-pv Thu prr propp, ire piopper. price proprr prop-. Fr pis.' tO Ret them Jrfedfrtrl' Lumber Co. 1 ;4tf , Mr. House, proprietor of the Merrick Auto Camp Store, tells us this: That not a day passes but that his tourist cus tomers remark about the exceptional good ness of Fluhrer s Milk Bread in comparison with breads they have purchased else where along their journey. i Allen, reasonable prices. Phone jyour order to 1039 or 422-L. tf Mrs. C. D. White returned this week from a vacation trip to San ( Francisco, where he accompanied ; Mrs. Helen John Smith and Kdith Martin. Traveling by motor they took the coast route south and re turned by way of the inland route. While In the south Mr. Smith at tended a school for the study f permanent waving. Tree props frorp clear lumber Big Pines Lbr. Co., Phone No. 1 121:f Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller and daughters. Pegey and Justine, 'left last night for Diamond lake, where they wilt spend today. We have money to loan on pear crops, chattels, collateral security, salaries, etc. Banister & Christner. Liberty Bldg. 134 Billy Cunningham, Bob Boyl and Harold GeBaur left last night for Diamond lake. Dance. Eagle Point, every Sat. night. Kincaid's Imperial orches tra (8 pieces). Mrs. Jennie Williams left last night for San Francisco, where she' will spend two weeks on her vaca tion. "Summertime Is bathing time.' Oet your bathing necessities at Colvig Drugs, next to the Rialto Theater. See the window. 13s Kthel and Dora Smith and Doro thy and Retttrice Connor are spend ing several days on a camping trip at the head of Sardine creek. The( young ladles are taking two rifles and & shotgun, the latter to be usd in shooting snakes. Mrs. F. J. Wllmot and M-s Mayhell Church will leave this morning for Seattle, where they will attend the international con vention of the First Christian church, Aug. X-15. , Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barr have returned from a vacation trip. They visited Spokane. PortUnd and other cities In Oregon. Because of the fruit seaon the Woolworth store will stay open un til o'clock for the next three months. construction of SI 5.00 ti f'r M:icMarr's stores. THE PICK O' THE BIG jt SILENT PICTURES t&iSS TODAY ' ' nmv ' DAY ONLY Continuous 12:30 to 11 LINA BASQUETTE THE NEW FILM BEAUTY See this dramatic mystey thriller! See the society girl whe danced her way into a gigantic plot in which she helped to break into her own home. Dairy Meteorological Report Sunday Agwt 44 h Mfdfnrd and riefnrty: Fair -Mrre in temperature. fWiton: Generally fair. but cloady In wet portror. ; no change in temperature -4 Local Dta T !,ierat re ',r 4 ll.ghet iUt II hrs t z ..t iUt j; hr ts 4t Itel humidity T-t l'r cipitatlon tnvhe) Stte ef w either Clovd: T tI precipitutb n i-o- Sep :n St 1. II i In- h.-. Sjnri-e to-Jay, S e a. m, S jr.st toslay. 7-4 p. m. S ;d Monday I f a. m. " W J. " HCT"HISOV M"teorologit O B Keler. the Atmnta s-lf riiff. ha traveled more trik.n to 4 years, " mties with Bohhy Jene and to close cut- ill 'Id a few thousand next sum- - h another ;uti to Furie TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOT A tan cat In Stat- thevr SUturditv after riM-n. Reward. R'tarn to S'at the.f.r. VR SALK Himalaya re P: k thftn .ur cn?n. f, Ijig-. IVifti. 1'hone Sol. I STARTS TOMORROW fW! For h,r 'C wj smile men ' II threw ,- U Alto ,hem- RGood Added fi ,t,v short r .Hiniw r-Txw' noil Features fl "to" 1V'.V.W II Rothermer.V The most wMu : -x 1 ! ( DWITH ; Lily Camita Raquel Torres Ernest Torrence Don Alvarado With Our New Cooling Plant Every breath of air you breathe in this theatre is washed and chilled in Medford's Million Dol lar Water. STARTS TODAY Continuous Shows 1 :30 to 11 P. M- Today Four Shows Daily on Week Days at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 P. M. THE DEVIL DOGS ARE HERE! THOSE THEEE FUNNY, HAPPY-GO-LTJCKY MUSKETEERS OF THE U. S. MARINES ALL FOE ONE ONE FOR ALL Music, Sound and Talking Willi AM BOYD TAKES YOU THROUGH FRANCE, CHINA, RUSSIA. ON A FIGHTING, LOVING. LAUGHING ROMANCE YOU WILL NEVER FOGET ' r . : .-i wits ALAN HALE ROBERT ARMSTRONG and FRED K0HLER THE LOUDEST LAUGHS OF THE SUMMER ALL TALKING STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY IN "BERTH MARKS" Admic-sion: Matinees. 10 and 35: Evenings, 25 and 50 There Is No Substitute for "Personal" Service Here, at the Community, you arc assured PERSONAL service graduate nurses are eager to serve you to make you com fortable and feel '.'at home." There is no substitute for this kind of service it is just like being in your own home. A hospital offers advantages, too, that are difficult to provide at home The rooms are airy, the food is scientifically pre pared under watchful eyes' and nurses are constantly on hand. A hospital offers this service at a cost more moderate, in many cases, than the charges of a first-class hotel. Community Hospital V"