Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 01, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE FOUR MEDForcn mail tri bunts, mepford, oftwioy. kitntay. sKPTEMr.En 1. m2o. Medford Mail Tribune) MEDFORD SCORES TWICE IN THE AIR Dill, undtr, ffrtkjf hittlufttd bj ucnroRu ruKTLva to. H-lt-St N. Fir 6L rtnM ft BOBRIIT W. Rt'HX. MIIW . tUMITEB 8MITH, MiMtr An Indtptntletit N'rwtpipw Knurcd u iMand elut fflillir tt Mtdfonl, Or-too, und-f Ael of Much 8. IDffl. 81 fUK'RII'TIUN IAK1 If Mill In Ailuwt: Ilkliy. !lh Burt.;, far htiir nn ButHUr. jotb iiklly. illbvul Suntlkr, fttr , DtlJj. Hliout Sundir, Kaoib lYtfklr kUU Trlbtii, om jut..., BilLdaJ, oo stu s ('iitcrjrisiii! HP I1KKK is no better ilrmoiistrutioii of Medfor spirit than its attitude toward tin; radio. .Mrdf'urd was tin1 first place on tin1 Pacific Coast of its si.i1 In rstalilisli ji radio broadcast in station. For many years it led the entire country, in the mime ami power of its radio, on a per capita basis. About. Do You Remember? Chief eredit for this pre-eminence must no to the late V. .1 at eonsideralil 1 1 1 .IT.sol Virgin, who was n pimiwr in the fii'M in Southern Oregon, and .so Jo tiiis rit y on ;i pcrinaiiriit luisis. oi iwiin, iu in niH-i. M- .Hilll I I 1111111 jiriMimiit, irniru ruuu, rowttui. lutai, uuio Bill tod on HUN-vari: f 11 ly. IUi Hundar. Bonlb ,. .Tfi i 'All;, altttout Aundaf, munth 0 Dillj, vltiiout Bund, oft fur..,,,., f.00 Dallj, IU) fluiwUr, on tut 1.00 All term, euti In kItux. klFMHFH OF THE ASSOCIATED I'ttKSS Smhlnc Kull Uuti Wife Rtrtct Ttw AiftocUtrd Ytm to ticloshelr ntllltd to tht ! 'of publication of til w dliitafhM credited to It or oU.i ertdttwl la thii ptpw, Ad tlso to the local twwi publUbtd betin. All rlghu for publieiUoa of ipeeUU dlspAtcbM bcreln wt 1U0 rmnad. Offlfiil tit of tht Cttj of Mwtford. Offklii papcf of iktiiOQ Couoly. ftvorn dallr mic rircuiHi for lU mdUu ndlr April lit. 1929, 4571. Adftrti-ilnf Rrpi)!ittm M. C. MOflKSSKN k COMPANY OfTltw la New fork, Ctileaco, Dflr.ll, fruiclico, lot An1tt, Seittle, Portland. fimineiiil sacrifice placed radio lnoadcast in in ' Mill it is only fair to state that j at tlie outset, nave the radio project both ! financial ami ailvertisin;; assistance, and for many years has furnished exclusive news items, market reports and weather forecasts to the people of Southern Oregon over the station KM El). II)' Hu h. ml M.i-xx L. Ni:V YdliK. If h;iicii.'U In ;i iinlf iIh-.iIit rlht ,i f t t- It open ctl In !l flfi niinll. Whili- lie- Imilse w.-is filliiiK up on ioi;;iii ii'tit:il pi i'i'i..li-il tlu stall "f I h v plclurv. Thi' ONIY the oilier day a visitor from Wichita, Kansas, came into this office and congratulated this paper 011 its radio service, declaring that lie was coimr to return lo his home and tell the metropolitan papers of Wichita that, in the line of radio enterprise, they could learn something from little daily in Southern Oregon. This information is not offered in a spirit of hoast fulness, Villi merely to emphasize the practical value of the local broad casting station, not only in the way of news distribution, but in tlie way of favorable publicity. if p. 7 ti;n yi;.hk a;o today ; (l-'iuni fjlf'N of tli Miiil Tribune.) Sep). 1. I Kill siit-rirr 'lvn-iii ih'Iicvcm biv tf voiiviih' tli:t( of A. K. liayiior. JNilrri.nl trilic i.f fii:illy c:i!-. off f.r six iiioiuhh pi'ioliiu; '(! na tion in hili cu.-i of living. OI..IHMI on ili'ji.u i urc fii'jn Krani-o. Cntil.iml rfMjinrs tr.nlc with t'tv-tunny. .I(hn Tutnlin purchases (Jour,:? I'm mi ih'h if.shlcnce on fii -kiyu j Heights. Smudge Smoke THANI A. ; Kali J apprnachintf. Maple leaven are falling, and male umler thinKS are shuwlng above the male Wfi'.-t iino in om InntnncL-8. Tomorrow Is Ijibor Day. It wilt Br-e the last concerted rush to the hills. Many will ttay home and rest up for the Ounce. Ournjl Kujimoto and Natn.skurkl Kudo M-ere cuucht IcunlliK h ItihI a phone polo Sat am. Jt 1h not vory often the piilr )h ho tired they huve to lean aRaiiiHt nnythinK. Kado has ntoro mopplnp jobH than Tfd Baker hat necrenniiil poal tions. Money continues scarce and vantshliiK- The briKht and IiIiiIuk faceN of Hchoolma'anifl are once more In our mid.st, and will start tho younc upstart to nhoutlns; Tuen. Ilaln In badly needed, and will ! avatlabte ditrlnK tb" county fair, it h feared. : The Jim (irleveH hired noin re cently came to the roHcue of four clly malcK trying to got a cow in ! a truck. The hired man wifsled no I time In Idtn contemplation. Ife grabbed the cow like Siiiiihoii did the ptllarH of the temple, a rid lienved it Into the truck. This was not according to the rulca of effi ciency, but the con was in the truck. Threshing linn been finished In thewe parts, as far as the wheat In concerned. lluntern wire ago, getting ready to go out and shoot a deer, for ft deer, the 1 r.th inst. '. I l-ylc TiMier of Shium Valley was' in 'town Hat. Ho got prettied up! in a toh.torlat parlor, thanks lo I loovor prosperity and $su pcivfou pe:rs. " ' ... j Keiifutlng men -of these parts will take their craft to Lake o' the boiln lor u tost of apeed .Mon. ("apt. Noah Strang will compete with the John Watson boys. . t'harlle Strang In back from KrlHco. whero he hud a good inert I and u fine time, and nw othvr drtigciHtfi. Judge TouVelle of J'ville was over towarda evening yesterday, im lie gete up at 4:L'U a. in.. Iiu says. "'.Many' have o.nit work In the orchanlH hih! on t tie committees lo wutch l. , i;Knn play golf in Calif. .Mr. Kuan had hl.n picture in the ni'-tropolltun pattirs, Us trusty pipe Included. HANKS tu the riHTiry and publiu npiritrd Icadersliin oi" W. iitt'S, who without h cent of remum-ration, Iuih acted in an advisory capacity Mince .Mrs. Virgin took over t ho active nianagpineiit of KMKD after the death of Mr. Virgin, the biisi ness of this station has (jrovn to a point where the original fa cilities arc inadequate. The station has therefore made an application fur (jreater power and ran ire, action upon which will he taken hy the Fede ral Hadio commission the first of the week. If this is granted, then Medford will be on (he national broadcasting map, pre cisely as with the completion of its new airport, it will he on the transcontinental aviation map. This would he a genuine achievement. And if granted, we feel every resident of the city would be justified in being de cidedly proud of it. For then, in the two most important and remarkable develop ments of modern times, the radio ami aviation, Medford would have earned undisputed title to being the "biggest little city on the Pacific Coast." of Taxiing Around The Airports The Chill lesion, S. C, municipal airport, which (,-lvis prumlso of be coming onn of tho boat In thr aoiith, ban brpti cleared and Knitted. Tmo runuiiyn nre now iiriiilnble. The liiHtalliillon of ground murker and the biillilinK of hunt-urn ninl cliopN m to begin ut unco. Addl tlonnl ground will bo cleiui-d nml an nll-wny landing nica of 3.0UD feet by 3,200 feet. other billldliiRM. The C'lii'tlss Fly ing wervlre has roniilted Its first hunger unit ut the .ill port anil l.i romly to Htnrt work on tho mocouiI. Tho "00-arro nninlt-ipal alrpoit nciOllrid by t'nililbH-. Mlrh., b.is boon rlrarod and grudod und Is nvjilliihlo for iilrcruft oporutio-i. I'"hcIIIIIo. Including hitugiirx. aliops mid lighting oiiuipinont, ui-o to bo iiiNtiiili.fi Huuii. Tho city In propar Ing oi'illiniiicc.s to iMintntl flying ur IIvIIIoh nnd to stiiuUunlli'. foos und rotilulH. A tout of HlH liikl. i' oiiiilpnirnt for flro pi'oloctinn In iilrpluno hutigiuH will bo niiulo at Mbldlolown. I'a.. ,..! i.. .i' C. ,, ,. . I I lio ib'parliiii'nt of I'oinnioii o h.-i Pl... l ,. o Z rocrlv...! roitioslH for alrpoi t rut- PPruHis l bring lnta I in a ( ,.,, T ,, . l a.igar donutod for , ho .ok, by the sovoial airporu uro boing i , sport- .olninorce air port oxporlH and rating will bo un nnuncod us kooii hh the work ir-oomplolod. of ibi- pioce. "Co K o a 1'Ju r Vour Xost." was 'hi- riirt i-oply. "Aw, I o n I y ifkod you a civil I u o f tiioi.'1 was bicap s. MAisocx t h i! injured re tort. TouriM 'roniplo, A r.'poitor Invi'Kllg.'UIng t lie ro- eoni long iioublon of Chiiiiitown sloppi'd at the Moon Tie Tempi-! ... ....'.in lines, on I'ell street. U'u Kel, high priest (,f the tom I'lo and iiostinaner of Chinatown, olb'eleii JO rents and turned the ftirlouH Infidel over to hi daugh ter, a eomely girl f Intelligent countenance and llostonlan accent, who proceeded lo show him aroun-t i iiny room ( aliuost as full knick-knacks us a gift lini "The Chinaman." she Buid. "rings this holt three (linos el the gods know bo has come to worship. Then he bonis this drum three times to drive away the evil spirits Koxl lie unrolls this mat in front of the iiltuh. kneels and bows tlni e times.-1 Demonstrating each stop In tho aneiont ,itos. she continued to tell about her religion. She was just becoming cnthusl aslle when a tourist uarlv ,',,.,.! l"e guiile took ov tore. Striking tin- drum ing boom, ho said: "The Chinaman bo:t( ihl .i-...- to scare the devil out of l,,s shoes." 'I ho reporter started to leave. The g,- s.-emed really disappnlnt- " lie II loll you lot said. When lb friend he ; no was I o I il 1 wit tl, ei don't worship Hi, .re. Thov have shrines In their homes or else go to temples maintained at ihe head quarter of benevolent societies. It seems that few of tho orl Chinese are Christians. .PSs than a half-dozen intend the Church of me i ransiiguration. nly doors from the Moon Tie priest said the mostly Italian. In I Jurors street. Hie heart af. Chlnalown, there are several gos- , pel mlssltins. I!t their erowiis are llsiinlly eomiiiiscil of I !., : bums aim slglilseers. ... organist was P I a y i n g "(I o !' oath e r Your Nest." A man lei. lied over und! Kli-st arrest tor bootlegging since asked tint rather i prohibition made by .sheriff Tyr lirrlly girl next; rill when he catches non-resident to him the name ! Japnncse w ith 3u gallons of w his key at S. I1. Depot. TWKNTV YKAItS A(; TODAY (Krom files of the Mail Tribune.) Scpl. I. Illiltl .Miilfoid llartlotis hit new high ill Ibe'ton market at $u."0 er box. Kl.iotl nearly California. destroys Monterey. Complaint filed In Salem that passenger fnre of 50 t'l-nis oh I1. II. from .Medford to Eagle Point is too high. Ail Host -3 cent dinner in town served at Spot Cafe. Three mail carriers named for new mail delivery to MedforJ homes and -places of business. SAI.KM. Ore., Aug. 31. (IT) Oregon's blue sky law is altracling favorable attention in all other states, and ninny of them are mod eling their laws after It, according to -Mark 11. McCallislor, slate cor poration commlRsionor. who re turned last night from a conven tion of the National Security Com missioners' association at St. l'a.il und n mooting of national building a ml loan associations at Selt I.akf cast -tsvw mi i?e 'ym.iiK- i 17 See Them! Never before has such high quality been incorponUed In such a low priced watch. Beautifully engraved cases, stand ardized jeweled movements, and a variety of smart models make Westfields outstanding w?.tch values. SHOCK-PROOF, too! the lee- a resound- reiiorler -tw ;t Chinesc 'il aliuut tho teniU n feW temple. I'liu-rcKution la WEDDING Announcements nml In ventions, "socially cor rect, " made without the c x p e n 8 e of a copper plate. SWEM'S Kodak, Book & Gift Shop i.rn.y air corps An old an piano I c,i hy department" f .., m-i un ino in me nangar. A beacon nnd landing flood lights huve boon placed In opera tion at tho OroHsc Isle combined "enplane and land plane airport at Detroit. IMaces are being mviiaroil Work on the Hurrah), X. V., mti nlclpal soaplano port on (be Ni- fni- .... I 1 . .. .... van, in nep- , . ; . . """I'l-iio iiitiigars temlier nnd It Is expected to be " 1,,,: tuiiitiiiisiraiitin an, 1 1 available ror use bofoi-e winter. HAS 1 STANDING IIDACKlU'ltN, Kngland An operatic version of Shake speare's "The Tempest." written by the cathedral organist here, will hac its premiere In lllackburn. October 3. The production is u community project. Dr. Herman llreailey. the com poser, has employed u bar of five accents In the greater pari of the toure, taking his cue troni the blank verse of the play, whleh has live ueccllts In each line. In his tcralment or the various characters be bus used leading melodies to Identify ciich; the grotesque t'liliban, for Instance, belli chiiructri Ized by a terrifying collection of discords, while Ariel Is heralded by a high and delicate twittering upon the piccolo. The l.pern will be produced under Die title or rtio Duke of .Mllun." . CAI'lil. Italy (;V l'ascl.Mn has lone ul least one great thing ror Italy It has practically cut out after dinner oratory. This was bluntly apparent to eve WASH I xt :ti in l,ri The rapid Mralcs of the air til tt It service are shown strikingly In a comparison of piistnrriec department figures mi payments to air mall i-mi- Iraclors, piiuudago cuiTioil anil mileage Mown. The Juno report shows $l.Itil. Ilil was paid to contractors on the alr-mall routes of tin- e.im trv, couipiiretl with fllT.l'.ll in A'J I 'iilnc's Anuoyanco. Xow that Alrred K. Smllb Is n' Private clli.en. he Is less Ilkolv t.. botboretl by Ho. nt,i it,,. ,,,'i....i benent racket into which, unwit tingly no onee was drawn. An enterprising young Itroadway man some .months ago sent out to a largo number of wealthy Xow Workers ihe uniiounecmut of u benefit perrormant-c, using tile name or (iovernor Smith as sion sor. The rospnnse was astounilliu'. Within three days h had received Checks amounting to nearly f.'ODll. If the check was not accom panied by a request ror tickets, tho youth merely rushed 11. Ir i,..,t. were i skcd. be bought Ihe requlr-i oil number at tb,. ,x office of ,i Miiiw iti.ti was ilonr; poor ness. Hut some f tl'-picious IterstMl wrote to Ihe governor, whoso office curtlv deiiiainlotl that the rackotcer stop Using the chief executive's name wllbiiut .-minority. The young man promptly disappeared, some SI, foil richer. Ore and Bullion Purchased n1 hv Stu ol C ,Mj,nt, i.'.iV,.,. WILDBERG BROS. SMBLTING Si RI;F1NING CO. Olficca: 742 Matltrt St..Sn rt,ndco Flint: ieuth hn t-tanrtico Electrotherapy Chlropracttt Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Natural Methods Food Science Medford Center Blda. Phone 96! ksSw IliliJ tssLgypiffis ROSEMAHIE, $9.75 KOSAMI'., 5t2.7.i noBHIK, ?17.75 tS E.WwttyiVgH7Kj If7fe43 :fa Kfe ppf5ii soSs ASIITON. S9.7S CRAFTON', $12.75 CARLTON, $17.73 AND HERE IS TR(1AN THK S7.50 MAN'S WATCH Mr ogis5 iTWS A sturdy, rugged strap watch tljree handsome models to choose from everj' one an accurate, useful timepiece. .. .ami only- $7.53. one who attended a .National ! June, Is:'!. A total of Touring convention here, designed i ""' "! "as cnn led l.l.li;.- to "boost" Central .lit. I Southern; KM ''"'IB '" inont',1 ai , Italy, nml the Islands of Sicily and 1 '"-'i,l",1 J'OMI pounds cani -d Saritlnh. ... i. .i.. 1 o 0 r. . 0 I mile:; 'ii June a c:n' iil-o. ; meetings w ore presided over by , Klllppo PenuHVarla. uutlor-secr Alt' ll'.l I ports show. contractors, tb.. r" recei'e sligblly Mori' than M lor each mile rlo n wllh the mall, more than ball' of which Is done at night. Ne.ivly 3.MUI miles of iiir mall routes were ndded to the sstem tlurlni; the year, the mlloaKO Jul)- 1 this year standing at H.IU'i miles. tnry ror rallronds. and the way he brought the wnuld-br speakeis to Ihe point was n caution. One by ihe one Ilio representa tives of the various regions began to ib-scniit upon the natural beau ties Of the so they pi'opvsrd o expl.ill. "Hang" went the guv I "We nil know about Ihe beati- , , '" "" n""m M" i'Vi.l..ck lla.tern und Mlviu D. v blM-ry!1 Ills l,x,-el..,.y lvi.nl- , r,..1.) ,,., . ,.; vol., woiiM 1,.,,'k. "Wbal we dolprlse couniy jail ves.erd.iv hv s ".iiu in hnnw is wiifli ynil Vf (lour hmiihi nni. hotter snnii.iry illiiuns, .mil rriiUlatUtn i'i trt. If yu have m 1Iimm Aiitilct'iN vi'll listen I Now Piii-tlmid l'liuit llmik I -:iitrrM'tM' liiil I, A t ; it AN lK. (Ut.. auk. I 1 J3 Vh him MSA 3S I LiOrmy T TT" 1 4 fF1 T T" T" f i " urnmDn rDr j i'illi urL, uru. I THI PLACE TO IAT if t ':. i'i3SPfi'it ' I-"- '"J i MfeteiWM i T Rex Cafe Cllli.'Aiiii, Aug. ;it. (,r) Tony I It'lnlllgti's two-year-old vow lo avi'llgo th,. tly mi III ile death i.f bis i wile iniisl remain rorever unful rille.l A rued gun got bis range The Lady Diana makes her confident young bow .11. - I el liri w f,(. no(; TOKV. The fir,-( actor in! "I'N-asn rcinrmlMT, KinlUmrn. Jnpiiii(Kn lilninry to win offlrtHi i nt " i,rr "nlrr VhicImii. which inc through th l;irs. Aiihi iu- '" i luiVr lit'ell lititlflnl. Tlir inril wrr ttf Ilotfl ! .hartiMl Willi it slutntiiiv nun.i n filing o AiiliJctMH we'll listen, honors Ik Kikuuoio om.; ,., w UI , brIUvcs in nnthlnt; Inn reMilt.' roltTI.AM. tro, Aim. 31. 1.1' 'iMiMriirtipn of it it:int on i (V1M cm Nito In the tiuH.I I-.iUp ills- lirm fcritnltMl the Him h orhr o(j tho HnrrrU Trrnsmp. n KtiKluml 1 knlKhthoud hun u vri ronr ri(Ml j upon ninny nlftiro Mur, lut it re hi I nnd for Kikuuoro to hiiik' thrbUKh tho harrier of euMoin nnl ! proccilcnt that for cmiiui ic Uhh wlthhrhl forniMl honors fnm li.nl- I i' rM of tho Japani'sc tlnnti'r. , KlkiiKoro'a decoration utj plvrn Ihrpoly hrnuhf of hi flllt'AdO. Auk. 31. Wu thu Imif-Wity mark !Kht. 1 lio 'VIll.HKU-Wf Will." ilurunoo pl.mo out to lnrr.a-r rrrupliliK otHlin-Htioo rooofd of -t ? t hour, ounilmir.i to ,huin ItraiiM fully." in tho words of its piit.tt, today it ho vi Sky Hmlmr hirport. jli'lol hy ilio 1'npor Miikotn I'm at ion of knlamur.oo. M loh.. ul't annouin'od hoio lat nlulit hy within J. Ijiw rom o, proshl.-nt of tho ooi Mi-jorrn. Tho plant xsi cot j.tmt ott tho ; he na hi. por. w us WASHINii TON. A UiT. por- I C;isr irtuii fl h..u,l....... .i '"' " - ' ' ", "itru lonay iy (ho i nat miard ou:- rrMor when h tlilrtl non of KtnKjtor Northland (hat ho had plokod f;c(trdo of KnKlaid vibitcd Tokyo up tho onth o . row of tho Norn.'. ..lo uivn.il jno ivmMir oi jnpan niail shio i:Uf villi tho Order of I he tiarti r. Tho U. H. H, ruiieord. n votoran ut the llattlc uf MHtilla Hay, Im yielding to tho cctyleno torch of tho Junkman at AMuriu, Ore. Nlhoiitl. Auyu.st 1 0 Killing, Tor liio M-vonth time vntom of TXtt ,HVp rotUMd to Incrt'itcu tho Kovtrnor puy. The executive now Kutu ftuoo a year. I. A i;il.Mi:, Ore. Auk 31. ( Vi Coition Wlnoholl. jj. li(;ramlo moohnnlo. wa hurt ?oriouly lat I ii Ik tit in a colliMon tot w oon i w o ! 41. 4rt . ' Hiuoinoni:ca oil hip t'hi itroirop s nn iv-i trail, noar Kainola. yv. (trhind, in tho other car wrn hurt I J li 1 1 lul lx olhor oonipant oc.ipcd lttjui lo.-. m:v yoiik. auk. 31. .r. - Ilany Pay no Whitney had iw i cruck yearlings and was condoni-j od w ith thi tank of iitviiiK them j suitable names. He ctncd the tank lo hi wife. I eked off Capo 11 (mm HI p 'i ami lovely ami utterly fern initip, Tim Iiily liana, newest of Towlo pattenis, l.rings to precious Sterling Sil ver the youthful pirit of your own Today. . . . not the reckless jort of Toilay which lairrows from uncharted tomorrows . . , not the cautious sort of Today that clings to outgrown yesterdays. Your Today and The Ily Diana's is the swift-running "ever-pre.sent" of eternal youth, in which life courses like a joyous torrent, between banks of romance and. ulvenlurc. May we show you this new Towlo pattern? Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Since 19 tb Wo employ skilled ab stractors who examine the titles the company guar antees. When they find mistakes in conveyancing wo see that the mistakes are corrected, before we guarantee the title. If a mistake is overlooked wc pay any loss. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Sixth St. ' Phone 41 FOLKENBERG VIOLIN AND PIANO STUDIO Thorval H., Violin and Orchestra Lela M., Piano, Organ, Music History and Harmony Sr sli in- IVp.li'ttllelllS Ui lll.'S rial i . biid; I llitl it 1 1 an. I cp -i t adjusting. il and new violins, alto Imus si -i tie. Mil h ilei.ci.il, n the -iiiib in's inst;-,,,,,..,,, .fne silP( lo ,s ,'l,v,!,l ite. d-. VUun .tditisi,,,,.,,, ,',, ,.. Vein s , om or, etlee :il . ,11 c e .t i. .. 1...... e . .. : , i.i'iii i oi lie.-,!: ;i- dcllt.i. No :r'.t tuiichi. It) stu- 31 Gr.ipe S!. North Rooms 3 .m: l Coll'oe Bklg. Medford, O.cgon Phone 239-J Women's Hose il Sl.OOPair ESilk from top to toa with pointed heel. illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli J liowstono pai k maintain a ,Maff of ftoiontifio.illy trained nitn ho explain phonouTena .f h,. rt-nion to ti'u; lot-i. -