Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 03, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 X 10-20. ' . '-mi srETyFoftD miil rnmrm, medfobp, oRFiOw tuestuy. September rixm two ocal and Personal l.fiua i'uttiiii of OntnlH . 1'i ypi'lll y.xtfil:iy In l'ltord. Mr. anil Aim. A. W. M.imiii if, tin l:crryd:ile district rt'tiu n.Ml InMiic yisKTihiy from a ili-liKlilrul I Temporary llUUlnHUtil jM-rmi'S have lit-eii Issued iwtilly m ilie rounil' hTlfC' offlre l Harry It. ConimonH. Tali-ni: I.. M. OalUiUn nnd Wlllinni Hi-lKB" f Aslilan'l; Mi-h. J. S. Kuril. I'hocnlx: Kranl; IlrfiMi, William VarnlT, l.ulu M. Iliirllit-i't ami liallih A. I!"U "( Medford. B-rnlre M. BoIkit. toucher ot violin. Hlnh ncliool tr-ditB given. Studio Hpariu Uliln. l'tione J:i7-H. 1CII John llohr. wlin has h-ii In the valley In scanli "f Biltlil iialuic for hl henl of 100H slii'"l. r..un.l what lie thinks an id.-al location In lhl IMioi-nix district, anil l'-ft to day ror hlw homo In liofi'lnn u. ijynni'n ilanie Nat. Will. & Sat. flood music. 1,0 OiK-nta from a illstancp rlsti-rc. at Mcilforil hotels Include It. Don castor anil Mrs. Htary of New York City, K. ' Wehti of Klnrcis. Mich.: Mr! and Mrs. K. M. Mhahook of Dallas. Texas. 15.00 ptr load minuner price on Medford made factory blocks. Med Fnel Co., Tel. 031. lf Mr. and Mrs. Illnier Templelon have returned from a trip lo Cali fornia. They spent most of the time at San Francisco and ncarhy cltled and resorts. Kuncra1 spravs n ml cut flowers. Knimlolson' Klower fiarden. '!" Clark St. 1'hone 7.'.4-.. "7li' Mr. anil Mrs. (lien l-'ulirlrk and their auest, 1'aul Viitlnir of .Vi'W burir, Oregon, spent yesterday at their minimer hnine on the Iloaue. The last shipment of Victor Radios Is ahout exhausted and tho I'almer Music lloune reports nn oiher shipment due next wnok. 10(i Ileer and (.-rouse have hot been as plentiful In Dounlas county for many years hh lluy arc this season, ncoordimr to Hd Walker, deputy state Rame warden, who has ju.d compl"t-d a ten-day circuit in th rmKua watershed. "While I have been In the I'mpiiua forest many neasons," Mr. Walker Htalrd. "I With the Radio season about to open, tho Palmer Music House has nrranRcd to display the mot com plete line of Instruments ever Hhown In Medford. ICC hnve never seen as many deer, nor an much sluns as on Ibis trip, and 1 predict excellent huniinir, botn for deer anil tirouse. There Is also a biff crop of fawns, and nearly every doe that I saw bad twin IV.wnK. The d are fat and b;. due to the areat abundance of feed." The first blp shipment of Ma jestic Radios for the fall showing Is now In Medford nnd belnK dis tributed by the I'almer Music Holme. (Una Anderson returned lo h 'f position at the sheriff's oTflce 1his morning after spendlnK two weeks on a vacation trip In southern California. liny them now. Mrdford factory blocks, (13.00 per load. Med. fuel Co.. Tel. Ml. If Miss lsabelle Silvers and Miss Mildred Iteeson of Ashland will each In tho Klamath Kalln schools ilurlnn the conilni! year. Medford made factory blochs now jr.. DO per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. SSI. tf f,. W. Wauenman, who has been 111 Medford on a Southern Pacific Hivitchlnu crew for the past three weeks, left today wltti Mrs. W'an Kcnman for their home In lloso bur. Special price tfi.00 per load, Mcil foril made factory blocks. Moil. Ji'uel Co., Tel. C3l. tf Anionir the Oremmlaus vlsltim: a! Medrord hotels ate .Mr. and Mis. I). A. Reeves of Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. .Morrow and daimhter of Wauua. Mr. and Mrs. c. (I. n'N'ell of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Henry llar. man of Corvallls. II. C. I.vda of Hold Reach. I'"ellx I. imand. Kernllt Stearn, Austin Tracy. II. McCreadv, II. Ituraoyue of Kuuene: fi. O. House, .I. I.. Swnln, H. I1'. I. Inter. Mr. and Mrs. It. .1. clory. Mr. and Mrs. Dutton. Alice Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Keller, of Port laud. You will be delliihted with Prim rose House chiffon face powder, $1,00 ll box. IncluditiK a dainty yel low puff, at CoIvIk UrtiK. next o ltlallo. 1H!i d (ilea Kubrick left today for Seat , tie after Hpendini; Heverul davs here with his parent". A damage Stilt was filed today by II. .1. Hall anil Krmu Hall Mcainst two w eeks' vr.catlon trip to Ci es-: Jessie I.. Illcliaruson. 1 ne sun is cent City, liaadon and points alom; I the result of an automobile accl the coast ! di-nt which took .place August l'1. S ial' price r,."0 per load fcty.i""' 'h of Medfor.l. when the lla-1 blocks. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 31. ,f ";' '""""'"":;" "'.U,'k '"ht'1- I .. .... ...I II.. I.f t t li ie ' " " ' .t.,..-..t...r fi..' tlinnx.ml I -.L-.. h..'- Nlr ,,, "... ,, IvlHliiriK old time frU-ndn. They i i,.'..n t i,i..,.i,u tr. (id j fitriiu-rly 1Ivm1 lift- ht:i.l AImL Tel. 31. . ,,"',,t If . C! ( ., V..!....., ..(e r.t Iho An..l't. ; , ti-iii-L- uli-n is si'llintr KdypHf. iiiK overt tin- in iii'C'p-iratinn Un- the f nntlfiiuil roMVii)iiin of the legion bf tifl.l In l.uuisvillc, Ky S"H"'" h;,s hn,.n assure whirh w.il pmv- iH-di.y nmkinK the trip mainP(, ()fl dmy, Uh the Htrike con Ponlnnrl S-nten,),,.,- ov.-r tl, " U'' 1 luhn,.r." lr: tinned. K. A. (lliddon of Flint, Mich., here lonUinK bftT hiiHincsH and MARION. N. ('-, Sept. 3. irr ! OHAZI PASHA. T;i:!;r;.w.iV Nuiional Kuardmeri conniiuvd to i Soiiw IhiihIimIs of years from now. futtol Marion'H mill vlUi-.Kes 10- 1 :edirtH l-rim- MIiiImut Umd diiv. ufler rntent riuu In the I'asha, natloim will he ahle to con- Clli'difleld mill HtriKe hern, hut noj pnwer- I I'M i II til U llV IlK'IillK of here. Mr. t.lhldcn , ' fnl aeronautir machinery. onne. tcd with the Tomtin dlsnrdei-8 nave ucciuieu m Th( o!w(M.v:ah,n lirnKe fn,m nn i'nciory and the tVmej ete ; (ays. 1 informal sriideii )ariy discusHion I CiinsM iictlon coniiiany. . mad' Mr. Cilid- Ciil iitimp.-'. in Portland, Oregon. JiuiKt' N. A. Townaeud, special ; of ihe tniinsel of Governor O. .Max Card- 1 fourth ner, called out hiaie iioojih ibhi Heine Kluher, Mai Karet A men : j,-, i(uy nKn to quell a rlnl he- and Mis. l.aeKfsun attended , i Hpei'dlioal iiicch at Lake the the I ween strikers and county office;-! Since then the giiaidMrnPti have re- notth-rn rout. nnd will he joined )y the Kt.tti-K of Washington, Idaho and Moiitnna. ThU train will make the fourth sppclal train that tht Legion of Oregon nn opoi'ated to one of its national conventions. Lei dip write your fire Insurance, rati V. TciiKwalt, Hotel Holland. Phone ! 3 . tf .1. .1. Pui-lur will lejive loniKht for Marnhflelil, liundon and other points on a few days' trip on Op'o hiislness. l-'cty. Idorks new $5.00 pr lonil. Med. Kile) r. Tel. Km. 4 f Tlalo AVhepter, formerly omploy e an window decorator at Aiuii't' I '-pa i-i inent stun'. In tnlthiK Hany (JIITh place as flalesinan at the ('aiuiiheli Clothing ntore. The lat ter has returned to school. Typewriter clennlnK and repair ing. Medford Typewriter KxchnnK'. 1 4 rtr tJnests from the state of Wash ington M Medford hotfls include Mr. nnd Mim. A. It. McComhs and Mis. Alice Ilcisy ff Taroma and V. L. MunninK of Wenatehee. LyupcR dunce Nat. Wed. & Sat. fiond music. 170 M r. a n d M m. f ! e n e Smith of Klamath Falls spent the week etid visiting nt the Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harris- home here. I'Yeo shampoo with marcel rr finger wave; J 1 .00. How ma n' Hnrher and Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. W. O. Carlson, who had heeu visiting her parents, Mr. i.nd .Miw. Kohert StiaiiK and family, Herhert Ktn.np and Mis Kern HutrHlnsoii also motored over 'o Lake u' the Woods to wltnesH the r.ices. . Mr. and Mrs. lvai K "Waddll : return early today from Tortland after spending the week end visit ing at the home of Mr. Waddell's parents. Sv. and Mrs. K. Waddell. j 'They attended the hasehnl! game. between Portland and Los Angel-s , l.ahut- Lay. i I Many local people are planning; .'to attend the Josephine county fair; which opens at Orants Pass torrior-j i row for a 4-day run. Several local: ; firms are planning to exhibit at the; ifair. Including the California O'"-; gon Power company, Snider'n dAiry, and others. The Dixie club will meet at the, homo of Mrs. I. W. Perry at West llth street ' Krlday, Seplrrn-; her 7, at :nn p. m. j SACRA MKNTO. Cul., Sopt. 3. (jp) Washington and Oregon en HieH In the dairy product division at Ihe state fair here tinied in uwardH tor thut clasH or exhihits announced here today. More than 200 individual dairy product exhib its were entered, with titateH as far east as Wisconsin ropreHented. iJairiuK from the northwest anions the winners were announced nn fol lows: Cheddar Cheese FIrHt. Harner, Tillamook, Ore.; second, R M. Cul berson. THlainkoo, Ore.; third, Nor man Christ enson, Tillamook, Ore-. drought which for the far Ik menacing the tin- Jrrigated Anatoliun plateau. Presi dent Kenial was entertaining in t-elebratlon of the fourth anniver sary of his model farm near An gora. Harnessing the elements, the minister iys, will lead to Inter national wgtiahhtes such as one country ace using another of en ticing a rain cloud across the bor der and the cabinet of every gov ernment will have to Include a wemher minister to handle such meteorological (iiestions d I p 1 o matjeiiMy . , Blue Ribbon Bread and , Mother's Bread are made with Milk and Malt. IT00 LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKD- -I.auntlry. l'hotte 437-1.. 175 1! RECOVER WANT l-M) VmitlK ludii'H for to i liil inlVft'tlsInK work. Ootid pay nnil sk-ikI v ii.iKitlnn. Kei Mr. j .Miti lu-ll lit '':inli-With-l s" -Auto i fiinili. rhoiH' 1'71. Itlii c'ASi'.f)lt, M.iho. A!it. 3. "' Mrs. I.onlyo lllKitlnx. 'wifi' f furi'.Jl .ntipcr. v.-lui slim lli'iRclf .1-1 Mrs. Km nk ili- l-'nril of Ashlnn.l. i IxHiinlr nfii'f liwomlnt; lost In tno tin. pnst f'v wei'ks. li'ft for hir ; wllil i-onntry nv;iv tin Salmon rlvi-r. homo In l'orlliinil today In mi'i-tiand who was found soilnusly, Iht huliiinit. luptaln I'nrlson of j won ndi'd i.rirr liuvinj; bi'ott niiHHlti , thi' i:aslirn Knight of thf (iunk'-r four ilayn. lvn on lli'f way hack to I. Ini'H. who anivi'H tltoro tomorrow. I'ivlllzation today on tt Htrntfhw. Mm. Carlson rornit-i'ly livrd hori'. I Phylrians wild she (iroliahly would i Too late to class M I : I) I'll 1 1 1 ) W'A li K H O I' s I-: liondid Xo. 2B3 '.'i' sloro any'.hiim. nnd lotin ninni'y on anvthinu stored. I'll. OH' 3111 1 4 1 f I Special for Wednesday Ginger Cup Cakes 12c per dozen Model Bakery I 111 W. Main ! Phone 103-R CHICO . HARPO fx ZEPPO . . TltTT1.Trt A ALL TALKING f ALL lB-Uiiiurm j ALL SINGING ...... ALL JOKING . The greatest entertainment value the ",, ' city has ever known ... a riot of fun . . . . . of beauty ... of pep ... of glorious music! THE FIRST BIG MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE TALKING SCREEN The Marx Bros. . THE WORLD'S FOUR FUNNIEST MEN THE- $.V00 per load minimer price on fcty. blockn. Mod. Furl Co., TV!. 1.31. tf Itiifliitf HyHlcni, (Hvlnfon ot Tnlli'd A i rent ft & Tin n sport i I Inn, reports nir mall tnntuiKc n tninscontllH'M ial nnd Pacific coast roiitrn fur tin first seven months of this year of r.".n tons, ns compared lo 'J 1 r tons snndwh'he for 1 lie correspond I rut months of i Hi art Inn recover. .Mrs. IlliIhs tal Thursday stag ed on horseback for a ranker ciy!'i firteell miles distant. 1 ler horse slumlileil and fell over an emlianU llicilt. Mi'H, liiclns leaped lo .safe ty and the horse ran away, leaving her with only a mhhII rifle and two tr sustain her. for the headwaters 't l-oi: iikxt Rooms f.ir men. Two 1 Electrotherapy hlocks from Med. Hotel. 8 l.iHirr. 170 STKA V F.I Ited ycarliiiK heifer: brush of tail cropped. Klntlei' please hold and phone f)3ii-.l-:i. (if! FOU HA1.K Late model Clievndet toupe. JJflO. -UH So. Kinn St. 1 i; ii ; Cblropractli Dr. H. P. Coleman 9th Successful Year in Mutlford Treatments by Appointment Natural Methods Food Science Medford Onter Bldrj. Phone 9W lriK. h is ostimated that 44.(l(K,- the river she found herself in thick iiiio letters were carried during thu underbrush. The siunlwiches jjune, 1 1!)L!I oerioil. she Itved on wild berries until Sat-I KOIt SAl.K !et insc f e n d e r n and nuto urday. Ahamlni!m; hope that shej bodb's straightened at Itrlll's Khcet 1 woiibl bo found, she turned the nun Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super upon herself uiid fired twice. Service Station, I'honn 418. tf I iKLZP 'CZSKi El Now that the Jackson County Picnic is over nnd was such an unqualified succoss, let us all get together and boost for a bigger and better Jackson County Fair on Sept. 11, 12, 13 nnd 14. h Fluhrer A Bilker of Reputation i Mrs. Drn Marloclt of Salt mis, Oil., arrived hi Medford today Cor a visit wit h loca I friends. Mrs. .Matlock was formerly a Medford irl. I lemttHchluKi plcotintf. pleat inn, button making and hose mending. Ihindiernit Shop. UiTtf M r. and M is. William I tow man of Han DIcko, Cal., old schoolmates ot W. M. Watt of Medford. apent the week end here vlsitlnj; the lat ter. They In.ve been touring Yel lowstone and points t hrom:h the northwest and left today for their home In Southern California. Medford Typewriter KxchunRO Itentals $:(.00 per mo., 3 mos. $7.ri0. It litf Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wakefield and Mr. and Mi-h. Hill Hanson left Sat urday for ta n don and Marsh field on a pleasure trip, returning to their homes last nlM. It miners removed and oaps woiked hack in hose, silk under wear, nlf wx, sWealei-H, etc. Han dicraft Shop. 157tf Mi's. W. W. ninkhiRs who has been HI for (he past two weeks at tier home, is reported Improved In health today. Hawaiian K'lUar, like tele. Taro- Piiteh Spanish iiultar and h a n j classes will re-open nt Palmer'1 Music House Saturday, Aunust St. Priscllla MclshiKer. Instructor. Call for appointments. ir.Str Call Torn inns registered nt Med ford IioipIs include Kthel .lacohy. Xeeia P. P. Pcnnett. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. l.uek, 11. C. Queen and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Helnhack of Santa ltosii, Mr. and Mrs, H, I. arson and C. I-:. Larson of San .lose: U. M. Chapman and family of Winters; .Mr. and Mrs. c. ':. Pryor of Fort una: Mrs. K. North and son if Saciamento; S. Hudapp and party of Oakland Marjorie l. Jones, (ieo. It. New man and party and Mr, and Mi John Uenimer of San Francisco Music from our phone sounds meat. Tune us u on tttiS. Pain Iiik nnd decora tliiK to suit you. H'CKon liiint Shop. Phone 6iS, Hi Misses It ha and Thelmii Heard have returned from (heir two weeks vacation iu California. Mi TO MEET PROSPECTS Tom Sloddunl, preiiitliMit of the Associated students of tlio Uiiiver siiy of Oregon, and Paul Hunt, chah man of the Creator Oregon committee, will he in Medford Wednesday lo meet prospect ivo stinlents at tho university. It was announced today hy Dorothy Kads, chairman of the local student committee. A meeting for Ihe students who plan to enter the university this lull will he hold at the home of MIhs Knds. L'lt North Orange street, tomorrow nlKhi at 8 o'clock. At this time discussions of student uiid university life will he brought up and miy information which the new students wish will he explain ed for them. Med lord will he represented with freshmen at the university this fait iim lit have announced that they will ftnter this month. This Is more than have entered for many yeai-N. . Dandv 5 room mod n buimalow : hardwood floors, i fireplace. huscment, furnace; i lovely yard; double narascv only i I lloeks from Medford Hotel, j Paid up pavhiK- I'riced at $"Udt mi tcM'ins. Also New 4 room Huburhan home tlear j cit y limits; damly Harden ; only JI.'iOO, Some terms. ' tiK F.I IF. SIMS 1 Phone s."!) Ki S. r.artletl XEerFinishing V Filmg In at 10 A. M. Ready at 5 P. M. PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICI SWEM'S vnnAK. rook oiit bmop 1 t 4 i illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli WANTED 75 Pear Pickers (Men Only) Southern Oregon Sales Packing House 6:30 A.M.- With MARY EATON AND OSCAR SHAW THE TWO FAMOUS ZIEGFELD STARS 60 BEAUTIES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES, MATINEE AND EVENING CHILDREN 25, ADULTS 50 LAST TIMES TONIGHT DOLORES COSTELLO IN MADONNA OF AVENUE A" ALL TALKING IN ft cocoanuts :m OVER KMED IWHI A noteworthy radio program which should prove of ureal Inter- j est lo youiiK mid old it) to he given i duriiiR t'opco hour from i lo P o'clock tonibt over station KMF.O. I This unusual program, which is j sponsored hy the Calilorniu OreKon Power company, will present Wtl- . Ham Lee (irecnleal. well known j Shakespearean artist, fit "Hamlet," ; one of his Krealest Hitcccsses, and will he of special Interest to locnl school students who started their , lull term today. Many radio par- t iet h:i vw iilreiidv lneii nrrniiUed Ithn I ihrotiKhout the valley to hear this efferins. Obituary reiurnrti in wiiik at t ne orcgon uiiractive 1'opco ra (iranlte company and Miss Thclinai . , , , 4 . in this office. Maic from our phone souiuts m cat. Tune us In on t'"S f.M -iKn that pull Mid pull, Oi cuoii Paint Shop. Phone tills. A divorce complaint was filed in circuit court this morn Inn by lleriba N. Flock anilnt .tames M Flock. both of Medford. M-s. Fbu k t hai liealmeut. H. Flyen Anderson Piahist Composer Pianist of Montreal and Chicago ANNOUNCES The openinn of studios for piano Instruction to henlnners nnd advanced Htndenta. Rooms 5 and 6, Deuel Bldg. Above Russell's store SMITH John Hubert Smith died , at lliitto Falls, Ore., Sunday even ing, Sept. I, aged s yenrs, I nnmtli and Jo days: native ol Oieijon, hotu cruel and Inhuman I at Kaisle Point, July 11. lSt'L Ho i bad mntle his home with Mr. and iltaniiiiti of master's deyree to I Ml'H. .lack Stowell of Kaitle Point. :M Jiudeiits and ttachf lor'n derees;ie ws married to Mary A C.eary. to students late Friday brou;hl . in iss.". He Is survived today by to n clop what has been deetnr-Ml 1 five cbUdrcn, three sons and two 10 be the most successful summer daughters Pavld and Foihctt 1 tetiool In the 2 5 years Unit sii minor , Sinlt h of Hutte Kails; Polk Smith I srhmil hitit heen conducied by the)(tf Olonha, Wash.; Mis. Viola Holm Fnlversity of rcon. i and Mrs. Nellie Mooreliouse of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Louis .Imninn. Hutte Falls. Funeral set vices will Mrs. Klvu Mitchell, Paul .leiinhcis i hv at the Perl Funeial Home and Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrey Norr's Wednesday nt 1 p. m. luteiincnt spent the week end campinit ii j In Hutte Falls i cnu trry. Hcv. Car ihe lllue Canyon district. : nun .Mcll will ottlt fate. Itlddon ltockev left todav for! Portland on biiolneis. !to will ro 1 bantii 1 ot oininnw 1. 1 .. .. . 1.- . 1. 1. imI.iiivi in loiioitve ciiimi iilmtir 1 iu'iui ii oj .n uv oil m niKii- 1 When They Ve Klein-Made They're Tailor-Made in Medford It is neither expensive, extravagant nor uneconomical to wenv clothes made for yon. They carry smartness, cor rectness and individuality in every line. Priced from $35 up UPSTAIRS 128 East Main Hopkins Lateral Water Users Vote Sept. 4th a Investigations hy your committee show thut by" voting to form an irrigation district September -I1h, we can cut the maintenance from (!.")() per acre lo not to exceed $:'..")0 to 4.(10 per acre, saving all of us hundreds of dollars each year. We have everything to gain and nothing to lose. Cut Your Maintenance Polling place for those west of Hear Creek: llanley depot, north of Howard school. Polling place for those east of Hear Creek: orchard on Crater Lake Iliyhwav. llrookhurst VICTOR T5URSF.LT j. MIKK IIANLKY DONALD S. CLARK ROSS KLIXK FRANK K. Ul'TOX JOHN II. CARKIX, Commit tee. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS 1 Nii Ih l.'niiu:i 10.ul. way.