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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1929)
'MEDFORT) "MTrTj TRmTTSTE. MEDPOTID. (WW OX. TTKSDA V. SKPTKM HKIi 10. lfl-20. pxcrrc thrtth GARAGE AND AUTO releiil I" V ' uoiinee 1 lo for it la s v i ;r o r, between an- ; n-nts and speeehe. V ill- I plea hy 1. i;. "I'up" iJalN ! ',1' attendance at the Juek- LOST BY FIRE ON A nanw. woodshed and Kurd ruxclHlcr wore dosti-oved In tin early niornhiK blaze at the homi' of A. A. UHU'tlo, fiij5 KilwurcU snoi'l, to day. The. fire was not dlseovuvd until coisldc'rable headway had licien Rallied. Winn firemen an swered the. ahum aliout 5 o'eluck tlio buildings were a mass of flames. The fire Is believed to have Hiarted In the woodshed. Klre Chief; Itoy Klliott said this inornini;. No cause could be Hlvcn hy the resi tli.llts of the house. John Grimes, owner of the burn-. roadster, w.is nlven first aid ' tritnient at Hie fire department fur hurns on his arm which he re ceived when attemptinK to save tile car. The burns were said to days' to be not serious. HALF KM! 10 FAR SUGGESTED sun ciiu liy fair throughout the ! week. 1V alluiin-y held lt'. Holt 1 ' tor hot 4tu- moment with liis I "VlittiTiiiL eye" (tin- loll otie. Tht f hitler .Km Krlan forthwith cut lo J his feet m ! MicK'-sit'd that Uotary 1'resideiit ih'iinlt Newman, hi view of his sphid vi.-Uui In- Kiven v ; season liekeii to the Jackson euiU' fair for lm If price. This earr.Tini,; with entiMde-t able woU;iU. the HCt tury preside trii, bethinking hiinsJl of liis Scotcli ancestry, ad journri j llii- meeting -wont to the doctor j office for u sUmk for the other ee : and invested five cents In a titu cup. which, i ho. vill,on.r; ry j lt the licit 'Kutiury club iifeo-Uns- FINE FOR INJURY L! Attorney Frank Newman, who ws accidentally kic.k'il in the ritfht eye by a temperamental rear Fin ing on his -,ir Sunday, is wear ing that fractured -member in a Kline today. With but a sitm!" triune over the lintnry club as semblage this -noon, the one-eyed president saw to it that no double sine went on at his expense. Displaying an uncanny foresight A he took the reins of the day's prn- in his own hands and the members siniiinu sonus kept with A forest lire ut Peyton's rail vli, tlve or six miles above Mel. od bridge, at '2 o'clock yesterday after noon on the south side of Ilupttic river. and wltkh was started by a discarded cigarette or eijrar stub in slashiUKS. Jmrned over an area f oi L'5 acres in fir timber before 1. : was koi ten under control throinh t the eflorts of 31 fire fighters tin- ler IHstrict Fire Warden Uwiht 1'hipps. who werv still at the scccne ' today )KitroHiiK the fire lines. : The hit; fire, also on state bund. burning since last Saturday be tween AuUilope and Yankee creaks, and which has burned over TOO acres of brush, foxtail and second j growth timber, was pronounced ex tinguished this forenoon throfujih the efforts of IW fire fighters and others, but District Fire Warden j Philips still had men patrolling it ' as a mutter of precaution. This fire, it is also thought, was ' started by a cfearette stub. North Powder Construction of bridge across North Powder river practically comideted Kenneth hiivls. driver of a small delivery truck, whose car last Fri day knocked down and badly in jured an old man at Sixth and Oakdalo, was fined and hU driver's license suspended for one year In Judge Taylor's court today. Chester Tempest, alias C. .1 ami son, was hound over to the grand jury in Judge Taylor's court in bond of $luo on a forgery charge, it being alleged that ho forged a check for $si.!H on the firm of Mayhen & Pa vis ami passed it on the Citizens bank of Ashland. He had waived examination. In the same court John Downs, about lit years old, was sentenced to i'O days in the county jail on a petty lar ceny charge, for breaking into a cabin near Jacksonville and steal ing therefrom a gun. Chester Carter of near Kuch in the Applegate section, a losing truck driver, was fined $' in Judge Taylor's court yesterday iu- .stead of ?&, as was published, due to a typographical error, for reck less driving on South Uiveiside Saturday night, and L.J. Laporte, .i .Pickwick stag- driver, was fined $10 and costs for speeding bis stage Ht l.r miles an hour on the Pacific bighway. Sheriff Jennings will be Jackson rtiunU 's of l iei.il i -oprcsnitat ive at tho unTeiliiiK of the Til Taylor monument to be le-ld on the open ing d.ty of I he w extern pageant. Til Taylor, for mnny years sheriff of I Hut t Ilia county and a leading fig lire at the annual l'tuind-ups. was killed several yeatw ago in a j notorious jail break. j The memorial si at ue was made j by A. I'lli lister Proctor. noted s.-uiptn:-. and will be set in liound- I'p park. Sheriffs from all over i Oregon and Washington have been invited to lake part in the cere- j Munvl l'inl monies. 1 part of each j .... 4 who is known MEDFORD GIRL TO Wedding Bells E OF l.l-,IIKHd II. HlKRinlHlh:illl 1 Vlriilnl.i I l il: I .... -- t lie I lUulf, I'iilil'.. wie u 11 II i-il ill ni.ii- IIMtH' S.llUlll.lV ilttTMi'l.n in III-' eilhc el' tin' 1'ilNl I 'In is! i.i n "hili'v h l.y III.- l:. v. Ciiviii.im i:. .M.'U. 'I'll.-, were aci'liipiinictl by 'In' Itu!'''s llliillur iin.l by Mr. Albeit Kln.l ley ..r the same city. Aller 111- who in M many SlH'lliiS ill'.ir.l . local r HEALTH PARADE WILL BE FILMED AT FAIR Tho school children's health parade at the fair grounds tomorrow- afternoon will tie filmed for the Copeo current events news reel, accord hit; to advice received from H. 1,. Prom Icy, advertising man-, aer of the California Oregon Power company. This is the first big event of its kind ever staged at the Jackson county fair and the moving pictures of the parade xhoilld prove of intrivst throush out southern Oregon. Movies of last year's . county health parade will be slii.wn nluh;-. ly at the Copeo exhibit in the Mer chants' building. POULTRY EXPERT ON Hid .-si- dents, has been chosen by the artist, Mean Cornwell, to model for skew lies of early California . The sketches are to be used in the decorations in the rotunda of the l.os Angeles Public Library. ' Announcement was made in l.os Angeles last week in the Los An gebs Kxaminer. Following is the story, in part : "Plank walls they ere to t be others ui the rotunda of the public library yesterday, but to M Uri el Ft 1 1 ley tho.-e walls i-pelled immor tality "Those p I a i n. v liite-washcd brteks that flank the sides of the it w: in registration room at the library soon will be "brilliantly col ored under the fanciful brush of Pe.m Cornwell. famous artist, now in Filmland completing his sketches of decoration. "Ami Miss Fin ley, chosen last year by Henry t'live. another fa mous artist, as the "Golden tiiii of California." has been notified by Arii.-t Cornwell that be will use the blonde's face and figure in bis deeoiation, as the typical Califor nia girl. "To think that for years per haps long after I am dead 1 will 'gaze down upon the literary folk lof l.os Angeles," sighed Miss Flit 'ley, as she looked upon the bare walls. The Pick o' the Big Silent Picturei N O w THE THRILL OF A LIFETWdE Brother against brotf er, ace against ace. You'll gasp in amazement at the greatest of air dramas. KALPH G. Jennings, Jackson eni:nty sheriff, and M rs. J (Minings will leave next week for Pendleton to attend the round -up which starts September IS. According to announcement by N. C. YVcsierf ield and the Farmers? Fxebange Co-operative, Mr. Wes terficbl is no longer in the em ploy of the Farmers' Exchange Co-operative, but anyone wishing his services may Jeave orders witn the Farmers' Exchange Co -opera tive, phone ;t . or the Holland Hol-1. phon Tin. , his services may Jeave orders witn ' . the Farmers' Exchange Co-oper.l-I tive, phone ;t . or the Holland I Hofl. phoii" 7 1 ii. I It T g imfh nio- fc PWv! i &mm -aw n vciv jlcuhi unciu is riiieu 1 M i with fascinating New Things B FAWZm&Sm f&mm!k n even-one. Vi e invite vou a) to come n . . . ook IS I Sl -WSV m arouncl ' wlet'1cr J'ou arc to buy or jTO 1. I W I not-' arc so enthusiastic about these new things A I IN? KWfeM-( aBB that we are caecr to show them to vou. AH WO -oats oc' are sirnply irresistible . . '. i WpY1' I m'"'ncr)' to- as smart as can be. Scores ftf WUJ I! I of fascinating things to wear . . . for the 'M3 S! RfeillHifl 1 whole family . . . are assembled in this store. iSSrSzSlB I I 'v,r before . . . glove, A Wmr If 1 MMi I fl!lK& h BllfliW 5 hot match and bknd in color. Vf'A if W L v-?IS: 1 .11 "WJS5- a fX--- ii... ..(, MiHiMlfllR I r i law . .-. f "Mis Finley came Into the pub lic eye hist year when Artist Clive's search for the most beautiful blonde in California, to be starred in a Zb'gfeld show, proved lo be a bluebird chase." Miss Finley was chosen and was found to have al- aily played under Ziegfeldiau banners in the Fast." .Miss Finley visited here for sev ral weeks this summer with her mother. M is. William Swart z. 4 0 Berkeley Way. and sister. .Mi's. Paul Ueddy. There will be no football Sat urd.iy, September 1!S, between the high tiehuol and alumnl( as pre -; viously announced. Cuueh 1 lagan discarded the. annual clash, as I biking unnei cssary chances for I lM.iu.ry. to his players. Instead the first n ml second teams will In dulge in a series of scrim mages, I .tia'riing this week-end. Tho squad will probably be without the services of .Mm my. ! Met1, a serond string guard last Hcason. He v;ih regardeil, as a sure first string lluestutiu Ibis ir. lie quit Hchool hist spring. two weeks before the end of the semester, und fuilod to notify the state board of control. Ho feels bud about tho turn of events. The Murshfield game Saturday. October 5, will be a real test for the locals. The Alarsh field tenni Is composed of Vetera ns, and un; big husky lot. Altirshfield Is j icgnrded as one of the strongest! h'gh school teams In tho state, and fans who Inst season romalm-d , at home, because the games Were; lop-sided, have lost nti alibi. Football conditions at The Dalles high school will be of Interest l local people. According to The j Dalles t'hroniele. the foutball turn ; out was tho smallest in years and and It Is suspected thut solic tor the larger boys are. staying I away from practice, as a. protest. gainst the displacing of Coach j Hob Murray, after HO years of service. Tho paper, editorially. hopes that the larger boys will change their mind. .Murray was the Idol of The Dalles, until their disastrous defeat ut the hands of tho Modford squad for the state championship. 1 Jv e.r. niony they depart d for lied Tliey stood una I tended for tho Fluff. b'-aniil'ul ring ceremony In tho pie.-enco of i in ined lain relatives. H.i t in day e en in;: an i m o-e--:i e ,! r. Hi- Jiirnel t was gradual'-d vt . I. ling ceremony u as pi-rforim d l.i- j ear from Medfurd high at fin i ' 1 1 1 ' i ' t i a 1 1 chin li t.usoii.ie s ,,,d. Hi- bride had been tit I nil - when FISzabeih Hanson of i'cii- iir; I be Central I'oint high school. I ii i I 'oint w as util led in ni l i rla i,.' A f let a i liort so jmirn at Put te lo Ualpb i:. De.larneti of M.il- K;'ll (he young couple will iu;tl;u for.! I.v the K.o-. r.ii-Mi:in I'. M-H . h.-ir bom.- in M-dford. Spray Apricots Now to Control Blight and Fungus LET US SUPPLY THE POWDERED BLUE STONE OR READY PREPARED Bordeaux Mixture SEE OUR BOOTH AT THE FAIR Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 East Main Phone 2G0 ALSO GOOD ADDED COMEDY LATEST NEWS EVENTS nOTcRMEL'S MUSIC The DELICATESSEN ANNOUNCES light Lunch Service Hurry-Up Meals Are No Trouble, if You Taks Home Some of Our Delicatessen Foods. Delicious Salads, Pies.Cake, Bread, Cold Meats NEXT TO PIGGLY WIGGLY Open Evenings Until 12 ALL DAY SUNDAY SERVICE! THE BEST NEWS YET! On Thursday, September 12 The Rialto Goes Talkie and "THE COCOANUTS" ARE COMING BACK! If you want to save many dollars start your irele 0 4 int. ramgntit ' toktt)rJ, titw UtitMM trip East Ne. eotio h from Kliuiiiith I'iiIIm ihiit one of the Kn-.il hoi'Mi'iiien of the noi-th i Mt, itiirl the man who was moixt InHiriimenhil In 'llln ! an Irriat Ion K.vtein frnn I he llnlfed StnfeH ffovei imi nt for fiir j niern of . the K l.i mat h b;iin, .1 . 'Knink Adamn. db-d .Sjtturdiiy (tnorniiiK In ;t lonely ealiin in the liivii beilH of Modoe -oim(y, ,'n li- jfornif firun Intei nul injuries n- etrived mt Thui'-duy wln-n bis .horse fell with him. About TiT yen I'm it no. tit the lime j of the Modoc Indian u;ir, th Ih miill ihen only a eowpuueher, eaine 1 t 1 1 he K la i mil h eountry. lie mmiii Knitted preHtle niuoiiK e;illle ilwil- i on aeouiit of IiIh ability lo handle eattb- Hnd boifen. I.at'-r he becama a prominent and wealthy stock man, but In pnxt yjirn lur I nmeh of bin we.ilib on aeeount of j hlu generotiM nature. riiKSIIlOt Tex., Kept. 11). 1'i -Ovitrwhelnied by a kumk of out - IiiWh premimably allepH fteeklnif II- I leffnl entry. Into the I'nlted KtaieM. .Miles ,T. K e a n t e I 1. asHifliint j chief Irifpeetor of the bolder j patrol, nHH rbot inn idabbrd to i death at a lonely spot on the K1' sunskt ;ikcm; 169-7W Snn Krnnejoeo. Im Anyrle, thrSfiilliHml. San An Inn in, iNpw Orlfan, llirn bv boat to ,rw irL fr rftniinue thru ihe li Smilh liv mil tu n r It i ii t! I Haiti UMirr, I'bibidelpbiji, ew ork iir miilMrNl ilcdi inutitiiin. ;o 1.1)1. N STATK ( I lt( I I, San l'rnn' ieo. I.n Anprlr, nn Kirto, oh wood, ibru the iieliirenue oiillnrl I t Khiimha .il, Nl. I oui, l.hirafi and nil oilier mid we I ioinlM. - j ovi;iii.AM) nt:i.i; ,Snn I'ViMUMM'tt, I ,ke Talioe, firrtth 4rea1 Suit l.akr by rail.Ub'Icn, Salt I .ikr f it. l or ii niiiiiII afblilbinal fare vou imiy it him thru ell Nlonr or ronlimie In l)etier arid thr Hoeky .Moitnluiii playtxround. before September o trip you on pbn y'uZ" M TvT X o inn you will jivc you as much for your money. Souilicrn Pacific's Circle Trips are more than a trip back l;jst you tour as much of tlie Unitcil States as you wisli, ( Mtmtncr excursion ttrei. Only a few days left to liny this greatest summer trip, but you have plenty of time to complete your journey. Your ticket is .......1 i.i.l.l Cl, l,.lr On these Circle Trips you iJyi? fij ra'.r one way, return anoiuer. 1 on pJ sre tlic ran he t oast, iwinj; cast through California to your iksti- nation ami return via northern I'niteil .Slues or ( nudian Lines. Rcscrse this order if jou wish. Note r lie examples and map. Your trip Hast easily becomes a CIRC I.I; 'I rip. l et us plan it for you now. Just phone the Southern Pacific aticnt. Southern Paci J, C. Ctulo Telephone 34 j Orandc, K inib- east of here m- i lerday, J Heantell hnrl been hot Iwlen and I I . .1 . r .1 Mash uciOHfi bid Ihrout. a. i . -----
