Medford mail tribune., August 19, 1929, Image 3

VTTVFOTCD AfATT, THTTiUNT, ArKDFOTwD. ORKOOX. AIOXD.W. AITM'ST 10. Ifi-'O.
PXOE TrTREB
i
TO BE SOFTENED
;-;t'l.-j: uihl curves an- liciliK
cUmiiiiiteil in tin ;x miles of
Urcctispi inii mminuln h i $ h w y
which is iiiclinled in Hie JKJH slate
highway linpiuveinent pntruin.
wiys the AhIiIuihI TIdiims. Wiuiout
royaiil fur cost a series if sharp
curves it 11 1 1 steep unities. aLnut
three miles on the oilier sith tif
the Cirecnspriny juiinmit, are heinu
eliminated as the new survey is
followed, (iradurtl curves are made
possihle l.y cutting down the
iitouiitai'iside and making Biviit
fills In gullies. The ro:ul is heins
widened in many places.
'o in play ils. however, continue
to come in from travelers over the
tireensprinK highway, the Tiding
declared, as to the poor cuudition
of tlial road.
A salesman who makes the trip
from Ashland to Klamath Kails at
least once a week reports the j ond
in worse condition than for many
years, with larpe holes found l're
iiuently in the highway wliich. he
KtattMl, due to the Rreut' amount of
navel over it should be kept in
boulevard eondition.
lit stated l hat many tourists
have lately refused "to use the
(Jreeiisprinu road because of its
poor condition. The salesman also
railed attention to the method of
installing "safety posts" at danger
ous points the posts bein so far
apart that it would really be diffi
cult for a c:ir to find one if it we're
to start over the bank.
As ever.y person usiiiK the high
way does, he also called attention
to the Meep Krade on parts of the
highway, much deeper grade lo
st a ted, than on any other maiu
iraveled highway in the state.
TALENT NEXT FRIDAY
The .laelison County Health I'lil;
will conduct a baby elinie in t he
I bniry luiihling at Talent. Ore..
Friday. Augurr i':s. from 1 : t-i
A o'clot-k. JJi Kinily IJulcoin will
be in i'harge. assisted by Augusta
(5 lover county nurse.
Mot hern with children under six
years of age are urged to call
.Mrs. t Holdridge at Talent
for appointments.
The Jackson County ll cult h
I'nit will eomlnet ;1 ha by elinie in
Jhe ehureh p.u biis at 1'hocnix next
"hurfday n fternitou, August 1! '1
from 1 ; ::ti to 4 p. in. ,i ot lurs in
(h:il eommunily who wMi !o lal;
their rhildrr n. fall Mrs. Andrew
I learn for appointments early in
the week. Jr. Kinily liolconi will
be in charge, assisted by Augusta
(Hover, county nurse.
Wtl.UA.MS CIIKKK.
Aug.
I !t. (Speeial ) t "ottage prayr
meeting was held at ihe home
.Mr. and Mr. 1'hlUip Heeiebry
'Ihumlay evening. Next Thmsdav
evening Ser i4 I'S will b held at
the li-.iti-- i.f Mr. end Mis. .les--Kbb
r. All :i-c e.od.ally invifd
1o a 1 1 1'lid I hese meet lugs.
Mi's, (.b-orge Spar lan and lit lb
son. Jerry and da lighter. Wilmtt.
.'pent the week in Medf-ird. Miss
V.'ilma is taking treatments from
Dr. I tray.
Mrs. Tom Harriet and Mis.
Sai. ill .I'din of Medloid w"'it called
Sunday miutiiim to the beilside of
their tu'tlher. Crandnia .lohn, who
Is seriously ill. She is now
ighily impi-oeil.
Mr. and Mrs. H 1 1 Hol.haMs.-!'
and daughter. Cay. returned Sun
day from their vacation trip to
Crescent City. They report it v tj
i-old and foggy there.
popovers
will bake
mm
better than
great big ones
Your oven heat penetrates
the smaller quantities of bat
ter quicker and more even!)-.
And because Kro. n .vt
only a few pounds of coffe at
a time never in hulk rvety
lierry is roasted evenly. This
continuous process Con
trolled R.ast:n2 produces a
flavor no other coffee has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
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Ringling Brothers'
Circus August 31,
j Klamath Falls
Uinulinu Itros. ami Hatnuin X
ll.ilby s tlreatt-t Show on Kurth
will xlAl Klamath Kails August 21.
The advance advertising
heiahling ihe appearaneo uf this
wonder of wonders Is now in th's
territory and its g;.ily colored lith
ographs blazon fort Ji throughout
the countryside.
'oming on loo doiible-Iengih
railroad eai's. carrying its enihv
com piemen t of 1 tiuo persons and
1"0 animals, the big show will
exhibit such stars us Zachini-i.
"the human projectile, fired from
the mouth of u cannon ; Col lath,
the five-ton sea elephant: the cum
bined Wallcnda-UeUmui Troupe ,
daring artists r the high wire;
Con (.'olleano. greatest o light wire
I performers: .Miss Lillian .Leiizcl,
famed female ucrialisi: the l-'lyii.g
t'odonas. led by the intrepid AN
f redo, the funniest of wire acts;
the kieffetiaehs and Krnesios,
greatest of equestrians, and many
others from these and foreign
shores.
There are more new foreign acts
than ever before with the big show
and performances dazzling with
splendor and magnificence arc
presented twice daily.
The circus will not show at Med
ford. Daily Meteorological Report
. Monday, August 19
Forecasts
Mfdford and vicinity: Fair ti
iiiulit and Tuesday. Wanner Tues
day. Drc'Knn: Generally fair tonight,
and Tuesday. Warmer in east and
south portions Tuesday.
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Local Data vk 2 '
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:
i em pora lure 1 1 Jegs.t .... S:! 4S
Highest (Last Y hits. I.. S7 S3
Lowest (Last ll! hrs.l.. iil
ltl. liumidity i Pot.) v: 87
State oi weather Clear Clear
j, ujwpst temiieraiurc mis morn
j ing, l'i (legrces.
Total iirecipitation since Sept. 1.
I JUl'S, Ki.oU inches,
j Temperature a year ago today:
; Highest, 87: lowest, 47.
Huns.Pl today., ( :uii p.
Sunrise TuomIhv, 5:l'l a. m.
Sunset TueadHy. 7:."i p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
if?
; ft
2a xs
C1TT
"H P-
3
Maker Cily It') -1S Clear
Msmarck !U til Itain
"Roise 94 : Clear
Denver J i G Clear
J)es ."Vloincs SR rr Clear
Fresno inn 7 Clear
Helena SO no Clear
l.o.s Angt'les .... M (!X Clear
.Mai-Klifield 71 IX Clear
I'liornix H'2 7 1 Clear
Portland r.x Cloudy
Hod Hluff !S (JS Clear
RoKp.burj; 71 52 (Hear
Salt l4ko City. Stl 4 Clear
San KnmcLsco .. -8 ill! VAcar
Santa Ke S2 5fJ Clear
Seattle ill' a! Clear
Spokane Ml 5l Clear
j Walla Walla SO .14 riear
I Winnipeg '.. 5S l. Cdy.
I W.'rr HCTCH ISDN"
Meteorologist.
1 lut ri"s are pour.ng hi ra pidly
for southern Oregon's flrtt oui
je iiiM t't'nr boat regatta at Take
of the Woods, September 2. Two
jcntrlcH were receivml from tiari-
baldi on Tillamook bay today.
swelling the number of entries lo
'date to ll'. Much interest Is beliiy
displayed in the event and pb'iily
cf thrills are promised to those
twho attend. The Southern Oregon
I Outboard Motor club will meet to
! nlgiit at eight o'clock at limwnc's
Hardware store. Anyone interest -'
ed in outboard boating may Join
the club whether they have a mo
tor or not, according to J. 1.
Smith, head of Ihe club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McDiuihM
leave Wednesday for a visit to L'
Armeley ;,IH1 San Francisco. From
there I hey fco lo W;c- li i hi; ton. IV
i. mi'l Xcw York, sailinw frov.
the ,i i ter ciiy S'-pt-inb-r i-i for
an eiended t"wr In M.idcr'n.
Azores llanils. Algeria, Athene.
Sk toniki. i.'onstantinoole. the Hd
I-'tnds. I'ypL Ilussla und other
putre nl interest.
They have not decided on tin
route for ihe return home and do
put know just how lone they will
remain.
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! (iir AND f IT 'I M
I . i.irue numler of ane.i-
j - lo i;.l-sK" d ;hK Wc .' I". ' jved
j t.i.l. , and .iwdit the u'lv-':li-
i its' f Miiii'i: for tin ni.
A fnir-hm- wan a'l. i-fc"i d
". .'. brcuuh: ov-r .io ;m-
e.-s. 17 or w hlch at e still in
I ! lllv of ree.
j -fr The: i- are ffvera1 anw rs
j -T j ' for (uiin'eTF :i I ". 1 '.
, i,e. IT. 1. T . S. lv. L. .t .
W. .1. li , A i I-' . P.. '. A.,
fr . Y. Z. and oth'r mi tu i:
T!i re Is no doubt about It.
Mail Tribune ad cct r'-ni.ts.
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Playing at
Ponies of the Plains. Common zebras caught by the camera at
they gathered around a water-hole. This and many other
striking views of African animal life make the jungle motion
picture "Simba" always interesting
Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce
Resolution Regrets Medford Effort
Secure Redwood Highway Connection
The following resolutions have
been presented to The Mail Trib-1
line by the Grants l'ass Chambe; i
of Commerce with a request for
publication:
itc-oiuiioii.
AVHKKIIAS the attention of the1
C. rants l'ass Chamber of Com
merce has been directed to the
efforts of certain citizens of Med-,
ford to effect another connection
from that city lo the liedwoott
highway, and.
WHKIIKAH the S ra n t s pass
Chamber of Cotnnierce is remind
ed of tho fact that large sums
of county money has been expend
ed on the I led wood Highway and
years of labor upon tho part "f
citiens (f this community have
been .given to bring Callfoi ni i
tourist buslncHK into the state of
tn gon. and bring about better
transportation facilities to the har
bor at Crescent City, and,
WilKltlOAS this in o n e y and
these efforts have resulted in the
compb't'on of the Kedwood High
way, which is a vision of the
people of Orants Pass, and,
III;;;AS. during all the yenrs
of the expenditurs of said sums of
money and said efforts, a county
court of Jackson county and other
citizens of Medford, Oregon, have
come Into the boundaries of Jose
phine county, Oregon, and have
held nir et ings at Merlin, Oregon,
a nil In AVilliams valley In I his
county for the purpose of divid'ng
the senlini'-nt ot the people of ihb
district for funds for blie construc
tion of a road parellel to the Ked
wood highway and have alienated
a portion of the agricultural trade
belong;ng to this city, because of
reports circulated by them.
WIIKPKAS uUhough the (.rant
l'ass Chamber of Commerce ha1
been Invited by citizens of Sams
Valley and Cold Hill to assist them
in securing a cut-off to the Crater
lake road, thereby saving about I Tt
niili-s in distance, a great conven
ience to the citizens of Josephine
county and tourists coming from
tho north, en route to Crater bike,
we have refrained - from advocat
ing Huch a road because of our de
sir to liavn Medford realize on
01 GOLF PRIZE
Wht Hie F. .1. Mcpherson noir
award will be Huh week is not yel j
known, but It Is expected It will '
lie stin ic I biiiK piviiy uod. as the ;
canny Scot won l him-etf. After
nifi v i i: ir a ii-ts M'nri' if 7 7, wl ' h
a hvndicap of 11. which Have hi-ii
a nrt of OC, h told Jack Huesto-i. ,
ItoB'ie Itiver Cutf association pro.
: t. sir up all other score ti.rds:. '
It Is not known whether Mcpher
son ran out of prizes or whet tier
his uaine Is improving ; howeve.. .
his handicap has hem r-dne,'i
from 1 1 lo x. so it won't happen'
awain. a ceo i dtnc to Mr. Hues ton.
-Wxt .unflay 11 Medford mashle.
win'cis will journey to kosebuiu
rind vie for honors with the I'mp-t
'iua uolfers. ' It' scbui't, is sched-'
nled to play i, ret urn., mat ch hc:c '
.ptcmber 2!t.
WILLIAMS rKKKK. Ore.. Auk.
i '. (S)-,-liil I Mr. ami .Mrr.
I.:i wn-ni'i- Wllst.n iiinl In i I. 'I;iHi:ti-u-i-
of Miinihiclon l:ri-h. Caltl-i!-
uivl t t'.-ti- M.-Nr. Mrs. I';nk
.s'rinicr sin.l hv.i tilth' tliiot-.lit-is of
.Mni-hv-. (oi-., --re i.iiluik' on i.M
r.-i. i .is on uiiiiiiiiim i k i.ii
m f. k.
j Mi., Ailic Caim n Hamlin .f
I M u i-h v NtM'iit ii f.-w iln uith her
'fii' Tiil, Mrs. Si.-n.-i si r:i l t"ii.
i .Mr. htkI Jlr. A Fl.xli v ..f K.iiim,,
'City. .SI.... nr.- i.illllK lit lit' h.mi
r.f tlirlr l,rnlli.r. W. f'. I'lxlcy i.f
I WlliijNL.
I I". M. Vginl I.f WilllnltIK I- ill
i 'nT u er. i. '.. on a ununw va
i oiti'.n.
I Mr. UailK'.-r Is eonfin'-.l tf her
' t.o.l at thp h..m.' ..f li.-r .lau rhl.-i ,
I Mi- I! I'. I.lliia'
the Rialto
its investment in the Crater I,ukc
road, and have been and are din-cling
tourists via Medford to
Crater lake, and.
WHHIiKAS. the forest service,
bureau of public roads and state
highway commission h a v e ex
pressed their opposition toward
defraying any of the expense of
this road and the burden thereof
would be solely upon the taxpayer
of any proposed dislricl, and.
Will: UK AS. the cost of such a,
road would be close to half a mil
lion dollars and not ?! 10,000. as
reported hy the committee from
Medford. which visited AVilliams
i a Hey a few days ago, and,
WHKPKAS. Medford should be
directing her efforts to tho con
struetoon of roads to lakes in her
vicinity, such u Diamond lake.
Squaw lake. I-'ith lake and the
lakes at the foot of Mt. Mclaugh
lin, and thus enable the tourists
whom Grants Pass, the Kedwood
Knipire association, the Sacra
mento Jtegiunal Citizens' Ccuncil,
the Port hi ml Chamber of Com
merce. State Chamber of Com
merce and oilier agencies are
bringing into Southern Oregon to
tarry ami enjoy the scenic attrac
tions of the valley, and.
WMKltlSAS. this chamber of
commerce, a Her tho expenditure
of so much labor and tens of
thousands of dollars In advertising
said Kedwood highway feel that
it would be an economic waste of
moncv to build a road parallel t,
tills portion of the Kedwood high
way. Now, I hercfore. be it resolved,
t hi! t t he ( ; i a nls Pass Chamber o"'
Commerce, expressing the views of
its citizens, its civic oriom'jilbms.
and Its county court, whose action
it commends, regrets the effort of
Medford to divide the busbies
that (irants Pass has created on
the Kedwood highway ami sug
gests that Medford- Chamber of
Commerce develop their highways
and scenic attractions in their
county to take care of the busi
ness wo u re producing, und shar
ing wit h l hem.
Grants Pass, Oregon, August 14,
E
VIOLATORS FINED
Fines uerc le-i.-.i against f'"'r
men in l ! justice court of .Itiilj;e
Clcnn o. Taj lor this morning
Thrc" wi re fur vbdatinns of traf
fic laws n ntl one for Via 11 ion of
inline h.ws.
fleia-ce i;. M.ukle was fined
and costs for speeding: Joe Oritsch
was fined $!u und costs for having
four persons in t he f rout seat f
his car; W. L. Scott was fined ? 1 "
ami costs for having Illegal IIr1i
itm devices on his car. FianK
Haywood p id a tine of and
eo.-ts for fishing in closed Watei-i.
'flic arrests, were uutrle hy pov
Parr. ' KUine v. ai-fb-n. and Kobed
Phillips, y'ate traffic officer.
WILLI A.MS l'lt!;i:K. Or... Auk.
IK. ISri.-ilul.l lln, Ih-liry II., lit
('.rami inn limit) H Mr.c.1 iiwiiy finl
ili'iily .tnnily i-v.-nltiK. Aiifcut
1 "J Ii. at III.' In, in. i,f Iw-i- con. J',.
Itoat oa William- iroik. Jlr.
I'.o.ll Ull.l Oil" of til,' )ii(,ll'lK of
'llflion. lla'.inif liv.-fl hr'i'l' im,.l of
1-'t lif'-, Intornii-nt . in th'
I'ltlln .-i.K-l- iy Wi-.ltii-H.lay -ifi. i
' lt-v. I-:. IJii.ln" f ron'llirtuu
til!' Ml-l vita-.;.
Mi. Mmy M.,x,-y ,ml riutlhl(-r
of .Mmlili",. inc.. vli.lt, d (liiiml
n.ii I'.'tii r a nil family In-t wi-.-k.
Mi... Ho.-; an, I Mr., I'cnfi- iil-
.lati f l'ark"i lam l,(-i-n .i-iioti-l)'
III inl I- llitlitly li-ipi'ovi il.
Mr. und M-5. 'loo.llMHly of Mann
lire itiirnilini; thr huiiiin.-r wttli
lri. floo.llio.ly'N f ii t Ii r r, Mr
IImi-.'Ipv on II 1,1 Hall.-y inmli
MISS GILLETTE OF
ASIH.ANU. Ore.. Aui!. Ki.--(Spl.)
Mis.s Marjorle Gillette, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 11. Gillette o i
Gresham street, became ihe bride
ef Harold 11. Garrlott of San Cran
ciseu on I'Yiday evening. August I '
at 1' o'clock. The wedding took
place at the Congregational church,
and the pastor, Kev. C. It, Gal'lney.
read the impressive ring service.
Mr. and Mrs. Vn gll Gillette of
Medford attended the young cou
ple. The bride in a native daughter.
She spent the years of her girl
hood in Ashland and received her
education in the schools of the
city. During recent years if he has
occupied various business positions
in this city and in San Francisco.
She Is a member of one of the
prominent p i o n e e r families of
southern Oregon, being the grand
daughter of the late Marth;i Hill
Gillette, a child of Mr. and Mrs.
Isartc Hill, who took tip one of the
original donation land claims i:i
this valley.
The bride was charming in a
satin gown of a soft brown shade
with becoming touches of deep
cream lace.
The groom Is rv successful young
business man of San Francisco and
is connected with the firm of M.
F. Hutton of that city.
Only relatives and a few Inti
mate friends were guests at the
wedding.
Mr. and Mis. K. V. Carter and
Miss Clara Trotter left Monday for
Portland, where they wilt spend a
few days. Joe Lveraon will drive
the car for Mr. Carter.
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Truckman Injoied.
I'KNDhKTOX, Ore., Auk. HI.
Wt Koberl Ityrd, IK, Artesla. N.
M.. was Injured fntaliy Saiurday
when the truck ho was driving
rolled Into a ditch on the old Ore
Ron trail east of here.
Prof. Pea It r Dead.
M AM'II KSTI'Ht. Au. Hi lI'l
Professor Art bur Samuel Peak;.
. widely known Hrlilsh schidar
and divine, ilbd toda yafter an
o ntlon
rjOCTORS quite approve the
quick comfort of Bayer Aspi
rin. These perfectly harmless tab
Irts ease an aching head without
penalty. Their increasing use year
after year in proof lhat they 'lo help
and can't harm. T.'ike them for any
ache; to avoid the pain peculiar tl
women; many have fittn-l tem
narvelon at such tiniei. The
proven directions with every pack
age of Haver Aspirin t ail how to
treat colds, sore thrt.at. liC.tralrjia,
neuritis, etc. All dri'gist;.
ii anr ii 'ii -ii - i in rri - A"
FINAL ORCHESTRA
ASHLAND. Oic. Aug. lii. --(Special
I -The Little Symphony or
chestra and the high school orches
tra combined made their last con
cert appearance in l.it h ia park con
jeert Thursday night of hc-t week.
; The program was of unusual In
terest and was attended by a good
; sized crowd from all pans of Ihe
I valley. The concerts have been
given each week throughout the
'summer and have always attracted
large crowds I hat enjoyed the
t music and the social relaxation of
sitting with Ci lends in the splendid
open-air amphitheatre on the sutu
i inter evenings. The programs have
j been of general interest to all,
ranginf through the various types
jaud htclmling a variety 1'rom the
! classic and popular.
j Mrs. 1 'oris Itagley Mackuy of
I Portland arrived Monday in Ash
jUind to attend to business matters
I and to make a visit to friends, Mrs,
j Miackay was a former Ashland girl
and possesses a lovely voice which
t mailo her a general favorite. Shn
j was the house guest nf Mrs. G. li.
i Kulmnks during her stay hero. Mrs.
1 M,ackay returned to Portland lust
Friday night.
j Chapter A. C. of the P. K. O.
Sisterhood met at I lelman's Snl-
plir Baths on Friday evening for u
picnic supper beneath the trees,
Those who cured to en.loy t he
STARTS
TODAY
ALL MEDFORD DEMANDS IT!
IN ANSWER TO NEARLY 1000 WRITTEN REQUESTS FROM MEDFORD
SHOW-GOERS THIS TREMENDOUS PICTURE OF JUNGLE LIFE IS RE
TURNING FOR THREE BIG DAYS.
liAli. Spent four years in tho jmiclc
111 W photographing this marvol of --JJEisS
Sjhi m "4wW. wild anirnnl pictures
9he LION WAR of a LUMBWA TRIBE-
A drama of desperate realities, picturing indisputably
wild beasts of Jungle and Veldt, and the wild savages of
Africa in the lives they live and the deaths they die
Jlakcd mm against tooth mid claw
Vhc-slory itself is NOT A STAGED OR MOVIE PRODUCTION, ids AFRICA as NATURE MADE
IT. Vhe Johnson's cameras take you there, a-foot, alongside and into the thicl: of it.
Vhe high excitement of a river crossing amid hundreds of hungry crocodiles, en
counters with giant rhinoceros, and fighting the ever attacking Jv'ppoxitamus 2nd
the greatest natural scene it was ever privileged a human eye and camera to te
curd:- The scene of
THE MAD ELEPHANT STAMPEDE in tlie burning Jungle
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W. fAIN AT NEWTOWN ST.
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swimming went down early in the
allerinou and ihe others arrived
at supper Mine. Miss Margaret .Mc
Coy, ho leaves mou to each In
Washington, was surprised by a
shower of hiiniliu'tcliicts ;,s a lure
well gilt. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Illakn and
their two fine sons, David and Kd
gar, left early Wednesday morning
by aiMomobtle on a v:ic:M ion trip.
Almost Ready for
THE
B O OPENING
And What an Opening It Will Be
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
36 N. Central St., Medford Ore.
AT POPULAR RIALTO PRICES
mr. and mvs.
2 SOLID HOURS OF AMAZEMENT
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They went by Crater Lolio lo Ilend
and tut ned west again through .Mh-
Ivenzjc pass, to continue on to Al
bany and Portland, whero they will
spend some time with relatives and
friends.
Jack Ni ins. former Ashland boy,
who now resides in I-os Angelefj, is
In n Los Angelas hospital, wliera
he underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis. Four Complete
Shows Daily at
1:30, 3:15, 7, 9 P. M.
ROTHERMEL'S
MUSIC
A Big Feature on
Every Production
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