Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 30, 1929, Image 7

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PAGE SEVEN
FOX CHAIN HAS
BUYING EYE ON
Daily Meteorological Report . BOOTLEGGERS GET
hi;: ! HEAVY PENALTIES
Salt of Hit movinn ''iui.'e mea
Uth i! tliis city, by tho (leorm A.
Hunt Amusement ronipany, to tho
AVost Const interests 01 William
l-ox. motion pieture mucnatc. as
. reported In ".irity." a New York
''theatrical Journal of recent issue.
was listod ly CcoiKe A. Hunt this
piiorninff ua "premature." He ml-piiltu-ri
that preliminary m-Kotia-ttions
"wero underway, hut appar
ently far in the future, if ever,
fcith absolutely nothing definite."
Aii-usi 'Mi. iwtt,
Mttltoi ti und vicinity: In
in-,- -uuIIikss, liccoiniiiK Unsc
toniyhi nd Saturday. Ooole
urday.
Oregon: Fair In east; inei-easini;
clumlincss. becoming unsettled ii
west portion tonight and Saturd-iy
I'rotuihly showers near coast. Cool
er Interior west portion Saturday
sion of the
Tluiistlay. '
etl for tiirt (
opr-n for ill'
,nmer term at no.n
- si ituol will he clos
eeks now will will
all ijiiarter on Sep
temhrr 24. 1H
t'aetilty meinh
in.n the interim III'
u ill lake tli"ir
tatious and many id' llieui plan
to be out the 'vily.
Atis Lilliiiu liraws. who for lie
past i wo years has taught Knulish
ai tile Souihern Oregon- Slale nor-
letr Atihland p : l'hurd::
evetiiim for her home in ArLans'is.
Miss liravet will nut return to Oio
normal for tho ruining v"itr hut
will he married soon al her Inline
in Arkansas and alter a visit al
Denver. Colo., will live in St. Louis.
;i Die iii
Ni;w v.oi:
Tim e persons
injured early
folir-stoi'y tell
neni' lit I lie.
Ant. :!(i.iJ''T
killed :ind 11
lay in a the In ,t
in house on the
Charles Hol
la 11 tier, (,.'. Wiis 1; tiled when ho
h'tipol from u window. Tim bodies
of .Mrs. Sophie I'.run v;iss-t 10,
ami her 1 7 year old son wero
found in their third floor apai l-
Lucul Data
Tern pent t lire ( decrees)
! Hhest (last K' hrs.)..
; Lowest (last 12 hrs
1 liel. htnnidity (pet.)..
Precipitation (inches).
I
t
' Jack
,and C.
i i-oui't
' when
leharw
at
. no
. 23
0
Clear
thh7
CI
Tlib amusement company also rnate or eatnei
operates -moving picture theaters j Lowest temperature
at (; rants Pass and KoselmrK, mid ini;, -IX decrees,
the article also rumore.l the sale . "fTlH'iplUUion since Scpteni
to Fox of theaters at Lament and ; jK.r )t2H ia.r.!i inches
Salem.
Manatrer Hunt said that auditorw
and representatives of the Fox in
terestH were In the city looking
over tho local field and legal mat
ters in connection with any trans
fer. Rumcfrs of the ' sate of. the
OeorRo A. Hunt theaters the Cra,
lerian and Hialto have been cur
rent for some weeks.
Sunset today. 6:4'.t j.
Sunrise Saturday, it: AT
Sunset Saturday, t:4? p
a. m.
SUNDAY NIGHT
Obscrvailotis Taken at 5 A. M
12(Mli Meridian Time
1- I
Whltsett wiA fined KiHll
I. Hyers $3un in jus-.iee
Ashland this moruing
t hey pleaded giLilty u
of possession and selling
j of Intoxicating liiiuor Whit sett
.'njund ItyerM. both of Oakland. -Califs
I"- were urrested early this week y
SO 'Terry Talent, federal pr'oaibrUon
t'S i a Kent, and county officers. They
O.arn alleged to have sold a case of
ar gin to Talent.
,'n. I Following his convletUm this
! morning. Myers In being held n.-
answer charges of transportation. (
The .uhnrgc whs filed against aim 1
this morning by Chauneey Klorey,
Cnitcd States commissioner, and
his bond was set tit S10O0. His 1
ease will be heard nt the .Medford ,
term of the federal court this fall.
James Hock, arrested at the
same timet as Whit sett and livers
on McAndrews road, had his :-en-tenee
postponed until September 3
until further evidence is obtained,
lie was charged with selling moon
shine. Mock has been in custody
several times in the past few years
on liquor charges.
SIR HARRY LAUDER
in his first American Broadcast
will be the sucst artist of
ENNA JETTICK MELODIES
Nationwide Rodio Broadcast
SUNDAY, SEPT. fit'
Sponsored by the Manufacturers of
ENNA JETTICK SHOES
FOR WOMEN
and Junior Enna Jetticks for trie
Modern Miss
liiik.M- city '.12
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Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla ...
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no
oil
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Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlfgln Station
W.
j. m:Tcnist)X. .
Meteorologist.
1
Buddy Rogers at
Hunt's Craterian
Tune In at 4 P. M., Pacific
Coast Time, on KCO, KPO,
KGW, KFI, KOMO or KHQI.
vm 'KBS
1 Jl.
Vt.,
M. M. Dept. Store
With blaring trumpets and
moaning saxophones, not to men
tion resounding drums and lamentT
ing trombones as his media of cx
pression, Charles ( Muddy ) Ilogn a
"jazz-tunes" his way across the
audible silver screen at Hunt's C'rc
lorhin theater, as a versatile or-
! chestra leader.
"c'Vokc Harmony." an all-talking.
singing, dancing production. Is a
play of back-stage life, and Hogcri,
as the leading male character, plays
a role for which he seems splen
didly fitted. Doubtless hts earlier
training as ft player in the student
: orchestra at Kansas I nlvrrsity had
something to do with his capabli
musicianship, liuddy Hogers fans
i were agreeably surprised to pee
land hear their favorite in this nrvj
t part. And those present who were
! not fans before the picture began
I were Hoge.rites after It ended in a
j blaze of musical color and ro
j ma nee.
Nancy Carroll Is gorgeous as the
I leading woman, playlne the parent
ia song rnd dance headline!' in it
big cinema palace where I'.uddy
and his band were given n try
out. Miss Carroll demonstrated the
singing and dancing prowe.nn that
made her famous on thi New York
stage before she entered the "fllei;
ers." The play has plenty of gripping
plot and an abundance of sure-fire
comedy, sifhplicd by the slars und
.lark Oaklc and "Skeels" Uhilhv
gher.
I
i
i! 2X.il -Meiers. 1 HJ I) Key.
1 4 I'ritlay. Aug. It((
litlio to li:lS MKKlJ.
14 Ii:l5 to li::tli News and mar- :
4 kets by Mail Tribune.
4 6:30 to 7:0 Hand Uox.
Saturday. Aug-. 31
4 Jt::iO to JO:"" Wnite King. 4
4 10:00 to 11o:.lo iVople's
4 Klectric Si ore. 4
4- 10:30 to 11:00 Pet Mill;
4 Sales. :
4- 11:00 to 11:30 Jeebe and t
4 Kindle. 4
4 10:30 to 12:00 Kconomy 4
4 (Irocrterla ami Kd Itiunv. 4 i
4 1- noon News flashes. 4 ;
IJ:U to U':3H Klectric Vf'ir- 4 ,
4 ing. 4
4 U:3m lo 1:00 (Ills, the Tailor 4
4- i;:o to KM Kb. 4
4 ti:l5 to (i:;;o- News and mar- 4
4 kets by Mail Tribune. 4
4 :30 to 7:00 May Dairy 4
4 Lunch. Ashland, Oregon. 4 :
4 Sunday, Sept. 1 4- t
4- 8:00 to 9:00 Valley Itadio 4
4 Church. , , 4 j
v 9:00. to 9:30 International 4
4- Hilda Students association. 4
I!y H3J-'33 the soviet gove
mellf exlb cts Kussian olUpilt of
to ";'!) 'j3.".'Mi.ii(Hi ions y-arly
4 4
4 4? 4 4 4 4
UPPER VALLEY CLUB
IS PRESENTED CHECK
IJKLLVIKW.
I Special. ) Kd
presented the
rpper Valley
Ore. Aug. 30.
Kudd of Ashland
president of the
Community club
with a.flieek for-$:lo. 'Thi present
is fipprrirJtcd by the meniberH of
the club, as many things in the
way of furniture ore needed.
School Wear
That Will Wear
School Shirts
Collar attached in all the
new shades of broad
cloth and madras
$1.15
PLEATED
School Corduroys
Finest quality crompton
cords. 2 pleats, 22 inch
bottoms
$5.50
Others at $.J.95
School Sweaters
Fine lot of all worsted
slipovers, sold regularly
up to $6.50 .
EXTRA SPECIAL
$3.95
FANCY
School Socks
Fine tough wearing
Rayon Socks in all the
new patterns.
pair
$1.00
Next to
Rialto
Theatre
Men's
Shop
R W. Leo
Prop.
CKXTIlAL JOfNT. Ore., Aug, 30.
(Special.) Itev. True 11. Maxliebl,
who was formerly pastor of the
Kedcrated church in Central Point,
will deliver the mornliu: address
in (he s.'imr pulpit on Sunday morn
ing, and In the evening Kev. Ii. I.
Davidson of I'.utJe Kalis will de
ll xkv the evening message, while
Kev. .1. M . Johnson will preach
at ftulte KalN.
COM) IIII.K. Ore..
I (Special.! The earavj
passed ihrough Cold
days ago. ad ei l isilig
Ailg.
in w h i e h
trill a few
the county
plenii on I. a inn- I y, nttr:ield
much liit"iwnt . A number uf the
local people are funking reserva
tions and planning to attend. It is
reported that tin excellent enjoy
able occasion iMtfl been arranged
and Ibat all uho attend will b'
shown u g'otl lime,-. j
INTC.E.
( 'KVTRA I'dlNT. (ti e.. Aug. V).
(Sp'ciat.) Senior 'h r M ia n Kn
deavor of the Iji i k hurcb en
joyed a piM'ty at the paivoii.i
SattirtbO' "biht Afivr lintding ;
buft(llKi . hieelliiR the tnembei w
about .1". played KatneH and
,v;iterrm lon. -
l'f
SIH.VN'!. Or.. vtr
i :iD The Southern OreK.n Slato
normal itchool clou it tbv
fjlu1. t
. uv-'
Saturday is the last of the 90 Bargain Days! Regular prices are
cu' . . . also lo wprices on hundreds of other specials offered only
in this sale. . See what you save at these prices.
And remember, Saturday is the last day! Everything for personal
and home use! Get your share 6 f these bargains!
GYRATORI
c.r rhii
slrcVTS.
iTcics with
All wimli'tl i'
ilnrs
Sli'l'Vcli'ss spent
ast'l shinies ....
IVo.-ks el'
S5-95
S5.75
111 Vl'lll' UIIIII'IIIIU'ImI l'lci-1 I'ic Wllslll'
Villi sliiiiild not lie, vi
cull om S;il)..prioi' ..
$81.45
li-r:.sv sIvl.w'Tonii.Mlv CI A 75
Sic.1,1 up In -il.?.V N"--v Jt
LSSGERIE
j ELEO. AFPLCES
$9-85
T,::sK S4.75
lll-incli (im1
l'tiii
Twin oven lousier,
t wo sliees ill onee
l!:i,V(in
pe.ieli,
Iiloiiiuers
'roe 1 1 ..
Kiiyon chemise,
peach, uri'i'M ....
l'Mesli
Klesli.
t'liililren's i-ii vim enni-liiiiiitioiis
Kxlia
vests
lieiivv rii.voii
I! 11 y o 11 slinVts.
flctili, orcliiil ,.
Pencil,
si.oo
98c
95c
98c
79c
Kleelrie; I'lul
L'liiii'iinlee
iron; H-yKii'
S3.49
FURNITURE
'I'hl'ee-pii'ce lieilnidin
dresser, chest nl'
di'iiwei'S
Oeciisiiiinil
liililes
Millie.
I led
Tlii'ce-picee
hvb .....1....'
wicker
si 09
$17.50
S97.00
Kxtra heavy enpper Imilcr
fur ciiniiiiii;. 1 -I ! H
Airline vji -m i in
elciinei-
Kcrnselic l-si 1 1 j
lime iitnl fuel .
I renin
sie
New pnrliilil
il'niicrs
(I'nlilcii mil; finish
I'l'ierntni', -10-Ui. en
$4.25
SI 245
, s S3 1.45
fieexir. 1 l. S.40
$54.95
si 5.75
jl
I'creiilc print,
eiind shndes. Yd.
Severn I
Tommy
foui ell
'I'lu-U cr prints.
ns. Yd
All
I'.rondclolh
colors. Yd.
piinls
I'nsl
led l ie
I llliiily
colors.
clolli.
Yd. .
I'll si
lllonu 1I11II1
Yd ;
Plllill if'tlotn.1
...".i.i.'.i i
16c
29c
48c
39 c
33c
GAS RANGES 1 SILK FABRICS
l.nlest model v'tiwiliii.-. $4Q.95
i nline. Siifc, (lependlil)le J
Crepe de Chine.
L'ond colors. Yd.
Severn I
( 'repe-li
wnnled
iel( snl in. All
shinies. Yd
LINOLEUMS
llevejlev prinlM, WiUS'll
siih.-.. Yd. ... .. .
$1.45
S 1 79
83 c
lldnid linoleiiiu
fool.
1) I'l width
Printed linoleum, fi ft
width; rtiiiiiin' font,
72c
46
accessories
ILUGGAGEI
Windshield win
closed curs
Ii'nse tire pump.
L.'I vnliie
Sllll eases
leather .
Trnvcliiij,'
In a lit y x.'..
of imitation
l.f l;
$2-98
S2-49
Wilier
Kurds
ciieiilnlnr for
li'icrsiilc
I'.ntl'lies
De I.IIM
;"' Sg.25
u::"ui SI -78
S2-15
S6-70
TIER'S APPAREL
( liiiriince
lints
of men s strnw
Athlelic iiuderwenr.
derl'ul Viiluc
.Men 's dress shirts
sizes niul colors ....
Woii-
Men's shlnis and vests.;
All sizes. Knell '.
50c
45c
$1.49
39c
errs shoes
Work shoes,
toe
'Iniu
Kni'in Speeinl work
shoes, neid proof
l)ress or
Kpeeinls
.work shoe
$2-69
$3.35
S3i89
mm clothes
Wh
hrc
penid
flics ..
' i I i 1 1
Overalls.
All' sizes
Khaki
pants
A renl value.
llllie clianihrii' woijc
shirts. All sizes
$2-98
$1.00
$1.35
69 c
WOMEN'S SHOEi
I .ii rue nssurmeiit of liroli
eil lots. .Most id I sizes In
cludes snt ins, pntents and
srvera I sporl numliers . .
) ilcv iiunilicr
lifu piui'ip
a beau-
$2-98
autl '
$3-98
$4.98
HOSIERY
Service wciyhl.
ioncd hose
ullfash-
Siv-viee
ied ....
weiehl. Sipiare
Chiffnu fiill fnshionei
with Krench heel
98c
$1.49
$1.95
TOILET ARTICLES
YoiMy
poWlle
fnei
Wool snap
liars
Kihl
.Shaving Inuslii'S
t.cmnii lotion
did
.Menncn's sliav.ini;
and I in razor
tiini'l
hoi.
Illillel'lll
79c
25c
49c
44c
37c
39c
89c
117 So. Central
Mrdford, Ore.
Phone 28G