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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1929)
ford Mail Tribune MED Second Section Six Pages Sertond Section , Six Pages patlj. Tfllt ("III Mi rar. WerUy t'tfly-risMli Year. MKDFOKD. (UK!(). FIMDAY, AlCl'ST !t. 1!VJ!. iiiiiiir RUSSELL'S Butterick and Home Journal Patterns Novj in for September. Use Our Branch Post Office, Station No. . FIRST OF WEEK! "MEDFORD'S OWN STORE" TED BIER SPEAKS A! , ifk OMR .VEUEI Mcclford Legionnaire Urges That More Aid Be Given Drum Corps Salem Air port Dedicated By Gov ernor In Short Speech Fight On Convention Floor Is Expected. i.-ji') in inmlU u;,l j .SAI.KM. Die. Auk. ilii-aliull that oVli'Kiite I It- on llii' floor ritnio to liuhl lltlal wssion of tho Aim-rii l.t'ttion ThurMhiy artornoon wlon two t-onf IK-lin resolutions were introduced KoWuwiitK t-loscly upon the reso ? 4 N.'Vri "HI for il. in'' V. - III, f : 4.V I j j--- r-r 1 I i:i:iV. cukkk. ahk. IM. I'mter expects tu Infill Ptt-Uiiiii In.- :;iilI''H pfiirs next .l-mii. An-; llMh. 'l'h' pear . r p tui an iivvi.i1 in this l irt rift , is y :,-"od this j ar, which wi! h 1 1n- he, let- piiii's nl" fered spe;tlis I- W lit! ll.iV" pl'lll S. ZZZ Vestal ias been stif- 1 Ctcret-:-,' Wilbur vipjjo.nted Mary Stewart, Denver, Colo., assistant director of ed'.:ciio:i for tho In- :r:,;:r:::p0Ell BOYS OF CENTRAL POINT ON futkm uf Purl land pot No. I Tinl an old soldiers' home be t'siftljlinhrd near the V. ti. WtT iids' hospital on Mui-quam hill. Hood River post No. 21 intro duced a resolution aloiij,' the sain -line, but surest i tic the home he established at Vancouver, Wash., barracks. ' timer me piopoM-u ;(lnaied hi: army reoriini7.auoii i .uhoim-m FIRST CAMP HKc many of tho smaller army polls ' ( i'i;ti:ai. ihhnt. .uk Pioneer liuys club which cently urea iii.ed, went ( 'reck Thursday mi t heir first t ramping trip. K. Kiehmond j trurl; for tin- trip and I Jew Johnson helped load their it will he possible to aeimiro l"1' !u ,v,.n, t;ikon In the valuable properties at a compara-L A u- Ayers. leader lively low figure, the resolution l,m.ivril on x'l(. S,.,.M). itn titiMl nu. t as cm tnaL uie. , ...... ,, I.,.,.,, "" i" - i i ne nays u err mien u.i minion, nient and the L'nlted States, vet-: IliklnK athletics. eraiiM' bureau. I ,ake Creek lias a jiond swim- Conlinualinn of reports of tal.'n,nc p(), whi,.n ;in ,.nj0yCl. department nffirers and chairmen j Sunday nmrnint;. the regular of major eouimiltee. uccupicd 'i' . s;Updav school hour was observed convention and were net eoin-j.lHj Hl,,r j the day Mi'ite a mini pletcd at the adjournment Thurs-i)K.r from the eluirch arrived wit:i day afternoon. j baskets filled with delicious eais Con Hi me AmerleaiilJitmn jumj whh the lunch the l.nys had k lleeomiiiendalions that t he work ; prepared ( some of the hoys are w the Americanization commit tee , K,)ml cooUh t a bounteous spread he conl niied were made by C 11. was enjoyed by all. The boys llotrhkiss, rhairmnh." of Portland entertained their friends from 8 to and that the radio broadcast I ( nvi,.ck vvilh a fine program. All weekly, which i-roved a suceeMrt f nt urnrd home Sunday eveninK iluriiiK the year, be repeated. j t irvl but Jiappy. The boys are m-ganlzatloit or the safety flrnt ' loolcln forward to .uji.olher camp (roKram to Include every enmitv. j trip next year wnen lliey liope hranization of junior traffic of-:to have more hoys join them. fieci-H and the sponsoring oT era-I .1 Im lius uf llnss and Uos's roii torieal rolitcsts in high schools ! feelionn y. left ..WedlM'sday evening on topics of Americanization wit h the Amerlt-un Lcfrion drum were urged. enrp of iMedl'ird to attend the Oregon is taking care of all de-( cuuveiitlon at Solent. . pendent children of ex-srrvice IMdic Sitnih of Porllnnd drove men without assistance from lh"(to Ccnlritl Point Tuesday and nafon.il department. Judge Jacob brought hjs sister. Mrs. Clifford u--.i,vi1.i- (.i 1'iii-il-iinl lidd the dele- Smith home, who has been visiting gates. One hundred children need relativ, hosnltaliJillon but the Uoernoeck- ' oV er hospital, its activit'es eurtaib-tl bv lack of or vetoed linns, can cart' for only Mrs. T'lu Vestal ias been suf lei in:; inii.li pain with a swollen I ITT finger which it is understood acted very much like blood p-dsonillg, zi I but Is better at this writing. The wood lOTitract for the com- : ZZZ ing school year was awarded to Mr. I Ucke. be heins lh lowest bidder. ' I Walter KngberK has finished 1 " 'having and is busy getutin ri-ady to rrjj 'take care of his frull crop liiat is !eiy gitod ibis year. 1 rrr: ,1. A. Woods having finished . 'liaulin;; his second cutting of hay; : i lias been plowing a piece of ground ; ; for new rlovi'l', j I Mi-:;. i:iny Jacksoll was up to ZZ ':b.' Ciimu s raiit h Idackbcrrying i ,Iat I'riday. Aug. nd. who have a ; ZZZ 'bumper nop of large juicy hcrrics. , j The title of next Sunday's lesson ; I has to d wiih "laniel Among ihe's l.ions." The lesson falls into the of the second great world that of .Media Persia. This -in pi re w as represented in me - 'drwam image of Nehuchad ncz.er. Iking of Pabvlnn. by the chest and : !(. The i;inils f Mhcr. Uan. 2:3J.) It is' was re- 'to be noted that by virtue of the ; i- J.ake i ''-l,'t 'hat it represented by. !-iler. it is superior to ine King-; I. on ..!" Ilabvloina Detcriorali'Mi ! li'i Miialiiy marks (he whole image! j ;i lid therefore the entire succession I of kingdoms. Daniel was now, jsonie eig.ity years of age, ami up 1n this time he has been uniformly Suceess and Kl'ral I honor have nllemled hiin under iiionarcli with wliom he had J to do. ) Dan. 1 : 1H. W, '1: Jii. IS, 4!; I. I Ii-'.'T: r-17. L'H.). j I ; 1 1 1 now, iii Ins old age. Ills trial iconics and it is severe and pain Ifnl 'Inc. His !oally to his Cod ml his holy purpose not -to dis- jown and deny his faith in dul ami illis Holy Word, are now severely put to the lest. , 1 '.lit even now. when the severe test eoines upon hi'iu. Daniel is ! highly exalted in t he kingdom of i harms. . He is the chief preshjent. land because he is su well pleased I w ith i iiis and his administration of ; sin'airs. he is thinking of appoint ; ing him to a position over the I whole realm of his kingdom. Put j rhv exalted and honored position 'of I ia n id beeame the source of j jealousy on tin- part of ihe other I ol fil ers of t he king. They con- boys, and amp ground. ..r ih.. -lnl I 'riday oven- !" "sl" 1 '.' of 111 and friends in that ejty. re aeciiinpaiiicil by thefr 'nephew llyron Keeys of Portland. 1 appfopria- The young men will spend 1 lien y -I'i. though ! vacation of two weeks with rea- Jt has T." beds available. t ca (lull j " ' school H'lU'l- w'.imrih -i ...o. .... Iif CX-Sel'vlie .Mtss lieiahlllie IMX Ol .lemoni is a guet uf M r. and A I is. i II Poineroy and son Corhyn of Cen tral Point. Ibis week. They left i i-. ..i .,.... i .. r...- in, .,i i -.ii.i '1'U is proving' the most cm cs-- , -JT , . i tlo,.,i w b s l Crater Lake Sunday be- iA I and workable In the I nif u -" . i..- ore reuirninur home. a no e.ni im- i . v i of a fund for high arships for children men was urged Hopllallwilioii Succi-sslul The Oregon plan of liospil a lia Stales closer cooperation. Dr. J- ' Chormely of Portland, chairman of the hospitalization coin m it tee. reported. The Oregon department i marly :mu members over the pre vious year during; W, Charles Ueyiiolds of Silvertoii. chairman of the membership enmmUtee, re. ported. .Membership today stands at l'J.l.")T. the largest 111 tho history v( the organization. Twl linker Speak Mori- consideration to drum t orps was reeomnieridcd by Ted Maker. Med ford, eha-rman of ihe. drum corps committee. C lilted States Senator C I.. McVary addressed the conventio-C briefly' at the afternoon session. Legislation follows oiganizati'n:d ; bandetl for Kood welfare, all work-! Inir togi-iher. he said. I'nity of purpose Is m-cessary ami ''' American l.euion. by adopting thL! plan, can be the greatest moral, force hi (he nation, he said m closing. i Airport li-dicai-d Sl.i:M. ne. Aug. ' - I led ir; n of Salem's : mitnb ipal a rport. sponsored bv itL' American Leioti. was Thurs- iiiiv nlternoon aceomplished r.,W( . consiilciai.f hainli' apped t h i the tune d roai lore a reeoi i dust. w hii h speakers and ins planes. Ceremoiiie speetnlly er astern sid- i 'm l t hi hricl man of the calling the uere held from n . . d stand on th-I of the field with ni. geto-ral ehiiir-, .mention comio l-slon. I owd to oid v. W al.-on of the Hlf Intrndui . .1 murks, with oxpressitiir Townn-nd. chair ma n port committee, w h for the inti oduriory i Miivi.r T A. Llvcsl- pride in Ihe airport. Cnvi nor I'att- rson. handiepp- d by di it and roaring planes, mad i" "f the shorles; sjM-ei he I'f bf I rtl'Cer. "I dedicate this mono tpal air port. 1-et er go. he .-Icititd 4ul colors were pulled to the fU$ ide while Ihe dru nicflrpK fund Jaek Davis of Portland is spend ing the summer with his aunt and uncle. .Mr. and -Mrs Kd Vim-eM. Jim (Jiicvc of Prospect was a I visitor in Central .Point and Med . I lord Monday. s .Miss Clara Anderson who has I been doing special nursing in Port- la lid ai rived Wednesday (o spend (several weeks visiting her parents.! '.Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson. M r. and M i s. Wilbur Cameron and .Miss Lilia Reese ,,f Jackson- 'ville spoilt Sunday evening- at the I I-;. I!. Se.jlt home. i I Kverett l-'aber and lb rt peek are j jat the Lake of the Woods Working; loll Lie Fa her eitttage. I ;. L. Oarretl left Tuesday for: l nioit nniiii no a iso vwiu iti- lives and to attend to business; matters. The yniuig ladies and girls of the, I-'eileiat'd cliureh are going to spend the Week end at Lake Creek. Alter hearing of the wonderful time the Pioneer os lub had (hey (Ollhl Hot leslst. Several people of Celiti.il I 1 II t l,av.' lile.l on lot- al L.ik- of the Woods ami all tndn-ai-ons are that Ho le rt!l be several build coll.igef, lieM year. Mr. and .Mrs, ,Ioin Peter itf Portland were ealling on Central Point in ei dial its eilne-day. Pob. rt Kinkaid left Mom-lay ..r 'I vacation of a few week-. With Mrs. Kinkaet and hilitrcn who ..n e;iinped at Ctiion eieek. M i s. Julia Owens i- at I'mon . 1. k W It 11 o-l fauglllei. Ml -. U J . I re. n .m lid ward Iiiinan. Dopaid Appl g;ite and Uoger I..i' .-lee were en to.iDu (he day In Modfoid edlies dav and to uttend a show. C.i rabbne T.'X, .b.ughl.-r of Post Muister and Mi s. Cn T- x w ho is ;n ndiiig Lit -iiimtimm- at 1'i-i-ptii -.: t; U lo r a unt and ''to I"- M r ' n'i Mi's JiIH Criee. "pent Hie Week ee. u M II h I pa I !(! - III ni i ;i ! it secrt conspiracy, by mans I of which, thy hoped to rid llii'iu- ,Z (selves of Daniel. Willi lying tongue and deceitful Words the.v persuaded Darius to issue a decree, ; jS j foi biibling any one to ask a peti- s j tion of Cod or man. save from the S king, for t hirty days, at lacking j j thereto the penalty of being cast j into l.ie den tif lions. The most r j likely urged the issuing' of such a decree as a means of testing the j loyally of his subjo in; at any rale. - jthev prclended to hav studied it out and to suggest it for the king's -j honor. Put they were acting under false pretense; i hey were not at j all interested in honoring and ad- Z vancing Ihe king, but in getting rid z of Diiuiel. In Ihe study of this lesson w e need to constant ly re- Z niemle-r that King Darius had'; gn at regard for Daniel, and that , ; he was trapped by this conspiracy because lie wa.- a moral weakling Strong, but not in the Lord. i: Lev. II. Hrlffilh will lucacli ' Sund;i'. Aug. I 1th as usual. - : r I P I , ; .J( y "I am a machine-operator nnd I recoVniiicnd Lytlia 1. rittkhiim's VcueiiiMc Coin pound for the help it hits heen to inc. I am feeling fine and ahle to work every day. Yon may nso my letter as a testi monial and I am willing to answer letters from women asking ahont the Vegetable Compound." Anna M. Pi"-tL-r, ig liruok Sired, lirid;c (v,rt, Cotiti. l.idia 1i. VinUam' Vegetable (. oniiouncJ kei'lm tif.rt.nK Yi,nrn n the jtib M?i'cr trvtnj(Lfmiimmj. Nevv African Envoy i-Al'l-.TOWN. I'nioll ol Soiltll Afri.a. Auk. !'. ,?' Krir !.,. South Alnian hitli i.,n,:nisMot,or I nl -colors'' and n Hnned ;iio , in l.onuun. hk tnoa, nn ol jintional gitat ,l.i,H'n t""d minlntfr iiii-nipntentluty and pnv, lirfont arnu. !,.xtiar,liniiry to Washington. I ft ' FINAL CLEARANCE j Street, Afternoon and Sports " o DRESSES l2 f mmt A Distinctive Collection for nnw PRICE r - PRICE Every Occasion OUT THEY GONONE RESERVED a rV"y Sport Coats with and without fur collars, fill f I Dress Coats of every type. Many can be worn throughout the year. ONE-HALF PRICE Skirts Made to Your Measure f : Sweaters Sliji-Ons. Worsted anil Kavnns. '-iif(k and roiiml ium-K. $''.-' and f.i."0 values $2.98 liiliaOaBBBP. 1 Highest quality silk' and wool sports materials in colors of rose, corn, orchid, tan, copen and red. For the completed skirt Choice of Three Styles We guarantee our workmanship. U-Ll The Very Latest in Fall Underthings (Laros) Just Arrivea Singlelons, Khorts, lircrctles, VMP liolilictls ill I'cjiiilil'iil shades S1.00 to S3.25 August Sale of Blankets Oregon City Pure Virgin Wool Blankets 7-2xK I in-li'-s. Plaids, Siniiesandl'aslels $1Q.50 fT2..0 value Astoria Blankets ( t. -ei i icily 1 li Hudson Hay) One ol'Orejjoii 'itv's finest Wool blankets. Knll ."-l. weiulil. li-in. Idoek I'laids and si ripe lioi dei s, i i i I i i lt Hi" niulti- eolor hordes $10.50 1J..)0 value Horner Bros. Blanket -72.K I 'as lei shades All satin J I Q $Q lioillid . !-!.' value Horner Bros. Plain 34 lb. Blankets Wliiiped cuds, dark ami paslel sliatles $550 (i..iU value - Camp or Cabin Blankets - I WU. Cray all Wool. $3.98 7 J.oo lilMii Sport Satin Slips $1.29 I'aslel shades .fl..")!) value Voile Underwear $1.25 Value 7Qr for ' jFlat Crepe Slips $3.50 Art Satin Slips $1.75 Reduction on All Pillows 25 Per Cent Cretonne Pillows Filled with Kapok flr Special These Cretonnes arc taken from regular slock. The patterns are beautiful. . ; . ..j: . 38-Inch Razette Crepe I'nstcl shades and' white for underwear and (diiklren's silk dresses. A firm, Hat crept! for i! eellent serviei? $1 .29 V1 40-Inch Crepe Majestic I'nstcl mill street shades. A heavy flat, crepe that is one of. Fall Vj newest fabrics for M QC better dresses 40-Inch Satin Marcella Sal in Faced Crepe in 1!I shatles ami Muck. Wat in Crepe! for Fall is predicted bv Fashion 'Authori ties to lead ail other (tO 75 silks in popularity ., . Phoenix, Holeproof Romilla Hosiery Choose from these nml he HMHiirei) uf enrreet' iichh. Shrpr, y p t Htunlv. of line clem till K well rrlnfurced. S1.S0, S1.75 S1.95 The colcr. are delightful I t triiTiri ni Tf'R wf-f Curtains and Drapes S Panel Curtains of Rayon and Cotton Weaves, all with Rayon Fringed Bottoms $1.25 to $3.98 Rayon Side Drapes and Hangings, pair .$1.25 to $2.98 Ruffled Curtains, Pair $1.25 to $2.98 J L , . liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii iiffliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii miii iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
