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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1929)
X fTDFonr) vTyTl TTtmryE. "NrnproRD, oi.'kgox, -i tksd.w, a rnr st 27. in??). PATITC TTTRET! IT IM'GUFFEY UP-TO-DATE VOTERS DEFEAT 1 W0ULD BE air minded IE wm mm Vl wwk M wm vA If My $$m wBi wm J PI A H f&1 ' MM m Ml m N n At a special sohool elordon hohl In (.Vntrul 1'oint last fvi'iiln; tho proposal to provide truii.-poriiitkm fur all pupils of ihe district rema ins more than one' mul one-hif niile- from tli nciiool bufldinK was defeat eU by the close vote of ItL' lo S3. The proposal to provide busses was brought to a vote through a Japal petition presented to the school board by the people of the outlying nections demanding an election. The cost of providing lie transportation 'would have been about $3500. Although a light vote was polled M-ntlnif-nt in the outlying part ot' ihe district was said to be favor able, lo the proposition, while the sentiment in town was largely against the proposal. Tim mi-lion 1 hoard took a neutral position be lieving the matter was entirely a question lo ho decided by the taxpayers. I Jack Harris was arrested Into la.st uiKht uml lodged in the county juil following a raid on the alleged "lieer jiint" at his liomi near ihe JlillcreHt orchards. Nearly 47 minrls ti beer were tutind ill the hntise, oft'lcem stale. (I. ('. Clark and II. II. Dyime, also i a arrested last night, were eueli lined and costs in city court this inorniug when they plead Riiilly to being Intoxicated nil the eity streets. A. J. Kenton was fined $10 and costs for driving at niKhi with no tail light and 1.- H. Thorson paid 510 for having lour passangers in the front seat of his car. , When .Mel luffcy iti.l his Muff a icoupl,. or isencratlons ago as ihe -author or the .in,ir,i v school r.'.icl : em. there weren't Very many iiinr lesling things to write aliout, witli- in the cnoi;..., heiision uf ihe very j young. Su iP devoteit his tiioe :u the trite iiu.-i ies and answers con cerning the physical character and hal.itats or cats anil dogs. Hut those days have gone forever. The isophisticated second or third grader today would he horcd with such naivete. If McGuffey were j living today, he'd prohahly start I the kids ofr something like litis: "Do you see ihe tail spin'.' That is not a tail spin. That is a nose dive. What is a tail spin'.' A tail spin is too had. Why Is a. tall spin too had? A tail spin Is too hail hocause It shows the amateur up when he Is trying to strut his sturt" before the airmail ori'icinls. Such jm amateur will not r.el the job he is arter. See tin- runny plane. It Is tak ing ofr. It Is rising ahove the field. Oh, ,,k at it. What Is ihe j pilot doing? lie is aiming at a j false sky line. He is going toward I the mountains. He is afraid he will not he aide to clear the hlue mountain in the distance. He is I pulling Hie stick toward him with all Ins might. He Is an amateur. "The nose of tin1 plane Is going up. "I', up. II Is si.ill.,1,. As a result of this stall, it luriis over and the hush, wilh alt the weight in it goes down. The tail goes .irelini: and around in a spin. The plane goes around in a cone-like lonvetoeni. nose down toward Ihe eaiih. The plane cr.-islos lo the ...Hill, IV, ,,; ., ,,,,,,, 1 ,. running!" LOCAL PEOPLE AID Local business firms and resi dents are daily being added to ihe list of sponsors of the Jackson county picnic to be held at the Elks' picnic ground on Labor Day, I'ed liaker, chamber of commerce v. cretary, reported this morning. Those who have contributed to the picnic so far are: ISeit An derson, J. C. I'enny Co., Simon, Hhultleworth & French Co.. K. . Corn, Del Uio Orchards. Colonial Uakery, Daily News, Home Telo 7dione & Telegraph Co., Heath's Drug Store. Cole Holmes, lUinga low Store, Corning Ken ley, A. .1. Klocker, Mann's Department Store, Peoples' Klectric Store, Ser vice Stores. Inc., Skaggs' Safeway Stores, Southern Oregon Oas cor poration, Tonilin Box Co., J. AV. Wakefield. Other contributors will be pub lished as they are added to the list. ES TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 A. The circuit court, Judge II. D. Norton presiding, will resume ses sions next Tuesday, September 3, and continue as before August 1st, when Judge Norton left on a vaca tion trip to Alaska. The Jury, at the time of the recess, was Instructed to . report again on the above date. According to County Clerk Deli lah Stevens Meyer, the docket for the coming session is light, only two civil actions being listed for trial. There are no criminal cases. Judge Norton Is expected to re turn to his home in Grants l'as, the end of this week. The regular October term of the oireuit court will be called the third Monday of that month, when the new jury list will be drawn. EAGLE PIIJ LAND KAfiLK POINT. Ore.. AitR. 27. (Special! Mrs. U Uriscoe and Mr.! and Mrs. V. K. Fulton returned ' to their home in San Diego Mou- j day morning. The Fulton's have1 purchased a 10 acre tract adjoin- i ing the Waddell property and are ) making arrangements to purchase another L'O acres. The Fulton's are greatly pleased with our climate and intend to purchase still moiv acreage. They will return in a few weeks and will commence to erect new buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Cius Nichols and MY. and Mrs. Luke Kinkaid have had new Victor radios installed this last- week. Merrill. Hrown left for Portland Saturday to vMt his wife, who is there for her health. Mr. and Mrs. George McClellan and daughters, Verona and Volma; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley and Mr. I and Mrs. ill. am Perry went to Crescent City Sunday morning. Henry Francis of Hutte Falls has purchased quite a lot of lumber from our local yard. The truck has a full load every trip. Mrs. William Smith of Jackson ville is house guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. Gus Nichols. ENGINEER STATES LIFE WAS A DRAG EOR EIGHT YEARS "1 was sick and rundown and in i minim bad health generally for t-mhi vears. Dutmi; all that time I wajr eontinuallv taking one medi cine after a not her and lite was just a drag until I started taking EXTENDED IP EAST Arter traveling S.504 miles throughout fie I'nited Stales .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiazer Hrown and daughter, Kmily. have returned to tVHr home here and are glad to he l.'k. "We are proud In he aide to claim Medfonl and Southern Ore gon aH our home," Mr. Hrown said thin morning. Mr. Hrown was Impressed with the large volume nt business heing carried on this summer throughout the middle western and eastern states. He also tommented favor ahlv upon serviee of the Southern Pacific line In ihe western stales as compared wl'h the crack train-" cf the east. While away Mr. and Mrs. Hrown and daughter traveled In :!" slates, visited large cities, rode on is (litlerent railroad lines and on is bodies of water. Zellcihach l-jim- :lo NKW YnltK. Aug. ST. oV frown Zelb-rbach rorpoin! Ion of Sun Francisco, paper manufaeiur K and distributor, tnd.iy reported nei Income of $ 1 .44.Tn. eouivu b nt lo 3 rent a common share, fur the MUartfr ended July 31. ThN compare with I -1 c.Mits .1 share In the corresponding i y' S quarter .i:. . ri;i:Gi so Sarmm and Sarmm Soft Ma-s fills This treatment took rmht hul l of m ase and did mon yood than all the other imd i i a and treat ments put together. "My apietite was n) far trone til at even the odor of f ooil made Hie sick. WhM little I Jllst ll.nl t eat disa trend with me and I was tei rildy un dei-noiirished )(nd weak. I'uiiHtipation and bilioun ad'l-il to my lioiilib- and I was alwav-s tired and h.-tlets. I was )-o tierv-ou- tb..: I haidly evei ot a ood nikht's steer "The firt few dose uf Sari: on made me f-el a lot ln-iter and I'm now c-omideti ly back on niv fee. My apfu-tite is fine, my food iim wnh me, the old nervousness has none and ihe pill- Jum rid me of eonstitati'n ami bnioiivne:s alto gether. I'm .lust as nd as I ei.n be to tell anybody hv Saryon L-ave ine back my old time "tienutii and enemy." The above itenient W.l feren 'y' mad" b' (;oiit A. i:o-on. - - W ei IJmei .,M St.. I'm (land, ueii known raiho.id eiip. i. nmt reiir i. .s.iiuon tnav be obtained In M-l-ford f;..in the Miik'ill lnuir rm puny, -raid adv. Hosiery To Meet Thriftily livery Campus Need Your hosiery needs can be solved thriftil; by a visit to our hosiery department . . . especially noteworthy are these" pur; silk, full fashioned hose at only, a pair, 98c Then at $1.49 you wajr choose to fit every occasion . . . service weight . . semi-sheer ... or sheer chiffon wmcd colura, a pair $1.49 Getting Ready for School Days Be sure to include a pair of these attractive patent leather slipjxrs with the broad strap and trimming of black grain. Smart I Inexpensive! Sizes 12 to 2 . . . 2.98 Sizes 8V2 to HVi $2.69 Felt Hats A splendid jii-oiip of fall felts jusl ar'-ivi'd. The sea son's favored shades find newest situ ks. Our low price . . C- Penney Co. Operates 011 the principle that Quality Merchandise need not necessarily be expensive. How are we able to quote you such Low Prices? BUYING POWER, that's the answer. You know yourself that you are able to save right in your own home by buying things in quantity. Just imagine then, how much we are able to save for you when we buy a million pairs of hose or five hundred thousand blankets at one time. It is buying for YOU and for millions of other customers in 48 states that enables us to give you Low Prices Every Day. ere And Again Your J. C. Penney Store Proves to Be the "Friend of the Family" by providing everything for school-goers at sub stantial savings which thrifty parents vill be quick to appreciate! SchooljDays H Again I 98c Were'j I Real J Value! Sturdy Cotton School Hose Just the tiling for school I Regular or Derby ribbed in jUin shades suitable for ii'linol wear . . . and the price ii ol thrift intereit . . . only 25c Pair Supplies Spclliiijf Paper, Hie np prnved spelling pud. Priced Pencil Tnl.lcls ... 4, 8 Pencils If1- KiMiiitiiin Pens 88 Ink Tablets 10? You Buy it for Less at Penney 's Try Us First School Dresses Waslt dresses ill iireat ar ray for tin- school miss be tween tlti' aes of I) and 14 years. Past-color fab rics made up in clever fall fashions. Short "r lwc sleeves. Our prices arc within reach of all and yon know thai in dollar-for-dollar value this stun1 excels. Come in and se our display today. 98c to S2.98 Boys' Shirts Sixes (i to in plain, dark, lijjlit or medium pat terns; ehanibrays, broad cloth or percales. All full cut and carefully made. Awaiti Pnyint: Power low ered the price. 79c , Boys' Caps Fall shapes, and colors arc both dark ami medium. These prices speak for I heinsclves. We want you lo see the (piality. Yes, liuyiiij.' Power makes it possible. 49c, 69c Boys' Sweaters ( 'rew-ii e c k or V-neck styles, pull-over or eoal models in endless variety. The biifucsl assortment ev er displayed in Mcdl'ord and tin' vii I lies ti.ivc no C'llal. Plenty of sizes, too. S1.49 to S2.98 Junior Suits For School Wear Smartly tailored suits that are made of strong, well-wearing cassimeres. Two-button coat with peak lapels, vest and Rolf knickers. New shades in cleverV I stripe effects. f Very excel lent values at 4.98 School Shoes finality and low pric' combine lo cive you su perior shoe value at I this store. We have a liir'e variety of shoes for both boys and iirls and can as sure you bot Ii savings and satisfaction. Wc have only Pill', leather shoes, thai arc honestly made, boui:h. at 'piantitv prices ami llie resultant savings are pass ed on to you. Sturdy Service ' For Active Boys . Oxfords of wear-rcsistinff leather, made to withstand the hard wear that boys invariably ii'wc their shoos, Tan or Run metal; welt sole; half rubber heel. Sizes 2V2 to 5 VS. .2.98 Sizes 12V2 to 2. 2.79 These Will Make Good School Shoes FkXI Fur the feet of active liny , . . thee sturdy yun metal slioe which will ive excellent service at a welcome low price! Si 2V 2 to 5'2 $2.98 Size 12 to 2 . 2.79 4 -Piece Suits For Boys n Lotiyie and golf knicker with uutcrsall vest and peak-lapel jacket. Also iti iiotcli-lupel jacket with plain vest. Striped patterns, medium colors. $7.90 to $11.90 Boys' Overalls Well Made Low Priced Our "Oxhide" liracd is made of 2.20 fine yarn blue deninv full-cilt for tSl comfort. Y Two 1 seam A. legs, triple frYii Hitched QJyi-j ' a m ' vUl throughout, Nf I higli - hack . k U styles. Sizes . IV I A to 15 yrs. .jMSf 1 69c iy Underwear For Boys Medium wcigiit ribbed cot ton union suits for boys of all sges. Cut full and extra well nude and trimmed. A really exceptional underwear value at 49c "True-Blue" Boys' Play Suits Comfortably cut 'V and strongly vC" sewn. Sizes 2 to S:W 8. Made of sturdy w e 1 1 wearing fabric I! 79c "Pay Days" t;or Boys and Youths Union Made overall. Of 'sUunch heavy 2.-0 blue denim. tfS Cut full, t: . i i.:-t. r -i a-aiii irK, ihKii back, large pockrts Low priced 3 to 10 Yean, if l ( $1.10
