Medford mail tribune., September 14, 1929, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJKTC, MEDFORD, 6RF.0OV, .ATFRDAY. .SEPTEMBER 14. 192fl.
Tocal and
J 'Personal
Mr. Toaf Moraan ' nf CrimU! f.eorte K. Fowler of Amei'
liin spent thirf iimrnlnf? In the city; Wlncon-in. Is h kiicI nt it- iiftm
shopoim: unit vi-dnm: Iot a friend, i of his hrtilhfr. It. ".. t-'owhr. The
v blocks fo,MMI" w'1 !o ' in
'w.,M.t ' funeral "f ih'li brother. Juii.e
.Medford ni a d e ffn tor
new f.VUO )M.- 1UI,. .l.-d. Fuel i
e. C31.
Typewriter cleaninK Mid
if
repair-
Today Is another exceptionally
busy Saturday with the inerehannj
and tins evenlnn in expected to ce j
Inc. .Medford Typewriter Kxchunne.
14titf
Effort to riil tin state ut Jack
rahhliH have proved to effective
another traffic jam in ihe business that t)(. usual summer poison work' transit u d
district. Many i-oiinhy people are was round umiccMiry this yi'iir,
in ihe city today combining shop- ; nccorditiK to a report suhiniitcd by
pins With attendance ai the hint ' jra , (hihrlclson, leader of rodent
day of the county fair. whlen control f0r i nc I'nited St a leu bu
cluseii late tonight. , reau of biological survey, "Pocket
Fur Bale IMHi one-nllon bottles u,,pher poison work will be started
nnd Jutf. Will sell the lot cheap. ; as yoon as sufficient rains fall to
Phone 10. i " j hi a i-( this pest woiltlnvt," fiahriel-
Alr. find Mrs,. K. ft. Huberts nt- . H,,n stated Jn bin report,
mined to .Me.imrd yesterday from, U(i, ymn. ,.,. rtv wllh u.
a month's trip to Southern Cub- j .;,. i;x..hanj;e, L'X N, 1 1 i v. K -
fornia whcr they enjoyed u b- j jiynnes dunce Wed. K Sat. at the
HdHful vnention. ! Nat. 17
Kxtru fancy J-.iiierta aim aiiur
neat-hen ut Calhoun' ranch, t n
Fowler, of I'm timid.
Ir. Situ kins, the Chtropnu -tor.
with Hu-Mun niassaue.' over th
Woo I worth attire. Phone 1
17 ltf
II. A. Thomas, r-i u'Mn Uiik the
Stubbs Kli'-ti ic . of Cortland
busht
.Medford '
Thursday and Friday. The1 Htui.hs'
Klectric company are d 1st rihutors ;
for the famous pew lii unswh k '
radio that lit creating so much
comment. t
y.lrnnroT I nmniiTA Imrnrnrth rr i ata minTu aaiiihiiiitw nimTinn nrrtfii K I
;r KrM MlllMllll.N !Mr r K K AS S K H Mi N Y K oo UnluiAL
w.v a-wwiivwiw iiikvi will WJIWIW UMIMI UUMI.IIUI II " - - r-
inr M i nnini nnrn ! nrm nn i nrn in ! nnrriT aum irn istiit nnilin I l!r TO
iAKt nHHUIbArrtU 1 Btdl InAMbtKlfi I bhtblmuVtPltm WUULD Ult iu
! 1 '
BY HEM SMOKE ACCOMPLISHMENT IN MEDFORO TOLD
..loitir with iiPMiein e;i
t-l,-. ti it- lights, t uch
airport boundary lipjit
SEE CITY AGAIN
WM. KIMBAli INJURED
VvHEN GAR OVERTURNE
l'a!
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r,-. in
Come oul
inn
Miss I'ciul Hall i,t t lie I .a li i- view
iniHinct visuitiu miH wt-t-K wuii
LAKE-SEASON TO
The iimoUe haw In Medford and. The lit dford chamber of com- I n i I t'harlen t'ooliil
valley today; was nutiniy tlue ,ntint mand u-pII m tb. im. ,,t ih 1 Ti , h... !. tv oiu- d of the omnieivi
!UJ "'''T'. l'nil"i;i!';iift. and accomplice' a yearly how the .Medfo.d communiiv chest . division of the a-ivenb ini: tlepar
and .si.-luyou nullum; 1 forenta, ibei , . . I'nlili-hini: t-1
i ,..,11 ' er than tin avcraKO amiined thru- i. ...!. ....... ... nii- who with several
n.nni'u.,1 v.tj.iHuv "Ul in "tire i.n)te states. This. , , . , . . , ,
were tcpojieu csti't clay ui toda , . . , , , ,, t the rnenifierrf of thn r-hamber of
; In the Crater National forcnl.
j The vi.-Jl.ility IbrouKhout the
i forest, which has been poor "II
j we-k, due to foi cut fi ro mnoke,
I was worse ill the Crater forest
er than tin average amiined thru- '
out the entire L'nited states. This.'
HiHtement was made hy heonai d 10.
Head, assif iant ir.nuaKer of t he ! up.''f. aUlii!,' their opinion iu
wcsi.-rn division of the national tin mutter. (vf HU';'C of ihe mem-
chuillher of commerce. Vllu Stop- ( i,prHhI w-.nHtl.nu to hj.ve .1
chest ornatil'el. ' t 1
Mi'! .
j her brother and slMcr-ln-law, Mr
mile west of I'hoenlx.
nnn onn your mi "u.nd SU-h. Cort Hall.
The JuckMnii futility fair aMj-i i.,1I1H,.H i-movt.ii I K n a if .
( worked bark in hose, nllk umbr
weur. K'lf sox, sweateiK. etc, Han-;
; dlciaft Shop, I T.Ttf j
1 Kely. biocks now $r(.0(l per load.'
Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. .11. tf
I There will be no more fisbitiK ' ;
i Iliatt thift Kenton, acroi'dlii to an !
elation, thanks to the deciHion of
the voters of .luckson county who
approved a lax levy lor fair de
velopment, Ih petti mi; back "on Us
feel" anain nfter scveial years of
misfortune. The new building.
With their Increatted space for ox
hlblt.s have served as an Incentive
to better and bipB'-i displays.--Aflhlhnd
Tidinps.
For ltoj;ue Jtlver f!shlnn -Hardy
Da l.uxe flyrod St. John reel.
Hardy's Corona Superba, I). T. Fly
line. Hardy' salmon leader. I'lices.
on requem Mark K rynto, fbilice,
Oregon. i i
Mrs. .1. A. Keener of Walla Wall i
coffered a broken lej this week
while she was canning peacheH m
her home. She clipped on a iieel
Iiir which had fallen on the floor.
Ih your skin nnrnicully clean .'
Try the new soap J.uirlx, at C(dvli
DrtiKs. Il kills body odors, destroys
illsraHo pei-nis and is not too sirotur
for a baby's skin. ITS
Additional delegates lo tin Slate
Tlar nHHOclatlon meotltiK lo be held
at Medford September I'T, have
been appointed by .lames W. Craw
ford, president of t lie Mull noma M
County Bar anKociHtion, as follows:
ften C. iJey, Walter li. (Jleanon,
Omur (-. Spencer. W II her Hender
son. John J. I tan nop, John M.
Manning, Thomas L. lreene, fleo.
F. Alexander,- Mrs. A. C. Ahlf.
Henry Collier. Ibunett H. (bdd
stein. l C. Hull. Frank Ilanh-y.
T. It. Hamlley. J. II. I.alourette.
Dorothy McCuIlouyh I.ee. James B.
Flnnepan. James I. Stapletou ani j
Mary Jane Spm lin
AKMHONG
toduy. tin- bMkoutK iwitm able t"
see but a vhori dislunce. '
Because at th( and the low liu
' midlty prevalliiiK. uIoiik with the
excsyvcy dry comlitlon of t li1
I Woods makes the forest fire sftua.
tion Cxt remely dangerous, hctict
) the Crater national forest author!-
ii-H nrpe .M-dt'ord people, who will
; Ied ofl hei r- last n if; lit on an itin
erary through 'the northwest.
Ah. Jt"ud, who Ik making- this
trip to get acifuainied with ihe dif
ferent chamber of commerce heads
; h rough the northwest and to
ascertain the problems, that should
'be brought lo i tie attention of the
national headquarters iu order to
render all dubs the greatest possi
ble nf r vice, was not only cnthusi-
itstic iver the work of the local
ihtT meiillielf-
f ihiit oruatu.auoii visiieu "
Medford alfH).-l a few weeks ag
in u Ford tri-tiuu nied v
lug u sin vey of the airwa
ports Of llle CWtllHi'.V. IU MJIHWelll.-
a letter fioni a .Medford man says:
-I have a very pleasant reod -thn
inde.-d of our two M"ps
Medford and appreciate the cotirie-
oti I'SieiuJcd ,Lt? Us. I ai-'
votif khitl invi!at:t'ii
.IAClSi"ll.l.i:. iiie.. Sept. i.
i spi'cja 1 1 William KnuLan '
Ituile Kails ovcritirned his ,.;,r
he wa-i making the I urn anm,,
Fr.mlt Bybec'H place on th.- jHCt.
M.nviile highway Thursday arid
ni-on. Mr. Kinihali siiMahie,i liu
iu-okcii i-il'H and was also t,.(li
b!-u:sed. -
lb- was taken to the 1
sa uila rill in- wliel e lie w
in no serious danger.
ivpr.n,.
nouncement innde Uy Manager Oli'i
Arnsplger if the Talent Irriga I ion
'district, who said today that signs
' closing the reservoir to fishing will
; be posted today. The Iliatt reKer-
; voir Ih entirely under the control, in ihe park ami many people ve
i of the Irrigation disti'icl. "The ttnl the lull as the ideal time
'water Is low und tin- fish late:1" visit the resort; Whiter Is nm
mossy and frequently are unfit for ' away "In the high mountain
j use." Mr, Arnspiger Muted, and'""1 the shl tilm, trees and flowei-i
(said that he believed it foolish to have taken -on the a ppemnnce f.f
keep ihe reservoir open to fishing ! autumn, with their red and yel-
Ma; y MadfAril ftnd ' iio'd Jjl?!
v.i lliv 1,-u.nl.r will! si (I . bit tint-.
at Oaier lake hh this Sunday is j h" f" the wood tomorrow, lo.
the last one during the official j ' IM x.itmi .Huixin in Pa-sv" I organization, but of the prevalent
s;.son of the park. The lodge. MB throiiKli forest land in the n,limunltv H,h.,t ut .M(Mt((I(Ii h(.
cafeteria Hll-I olher ' oneesHfons n.atter of extinguishing their r ig- . af(
will close next Kriday. S'Ptemh. r: lw "l- l''lt'. i.nd if thevjr Aith,M1Kh llsSiKtant manager' of
jt, for the long winter sleep. rmi ""'osk t forest fire any plac ; thf. pntjrt, w.(.s,f.,.M division. Mr
Beautiful weather is contlnnlnu no matter how small, to at once I ja(j hHH hpvn (.srt.iaIv assigned
to the northwestern section, which
forest
when no one was reallv lijilnluii ',,w l1
auvthiiii: from the fish caiiL-hi. ! which
During the biKl six weeks Iliatt
has proved to be a real mecca for
fisher in en.' Ashland Tidings.
This Is registration week at the
Medford Business College. Knroi
now for steady income and pleas
ant work. (J. W. X. J -I
Smart Felts at the Band Box, 1,1 -r,S(i
Fast tit h st reet, KxdiiHive but not
expensive, $I.H& and Up. (ire en,
stamps given. J 7 i
rtusseii W. Currlngton and Mary
A line Thomas of i la It land, Cab,
were granted a marriage licence
The heavy ' sirndt
overs the valley now is mil i not "spot
noticeable ut Crater Bake and the
air In c!e4r nnd crisp.
k .Many tourists are continuing lo
enter the pa rk although 1 he sea -son
is getting bit'. During Die
past week over Xr.ti vis'tois wer-'
i-eeorded at Ih'' checking stations
report it to the neatest
ranuer or game wartien. takes in Washington. Oregon and
With the poor visibility todav!jdalW( is home Is In Seattle. He
and which will prevail tomorrow. . wl ,.Pnmin I(ire unii, tomorrow
the lookout system of the forest (.Vening when he will leave- for
iu pracucally put out of business, j Klamath Falls and other points in
A tire could start and ki hfg lt1(. state.
headway nnd the lookoutH could j 4
ft
; A directorate was appointed con
sisting of C. M. Kidd. John C
! Miinn. Mr. .. C-Hayew, B. H. Ham
mond, ('has. A: Wing. ieo. A. Hunt.
1 I. .In. Mrlh VI V II...... m l.. ..iiltr.il ' fllllHVClUlO
! Part on. II.'V. Hamlin. Ted Baker, have us stop tin-re -main, and
j f- .1. Semon and Bert Thlero'.f. 1 would give me great pleasiiie t
..Many of these men have been 1 make a trip to Cr.ner I..-.ke. as
! a.ivf? Jn the ocial work of the suggest.
; . .. .... -I ri.. not know, however, wheth
i i-oiiioioiiii 1 Mil- several vcars. -
Section 2 of paragraph -4 of the
: const it ill ion Hays. "The board
; directors shall be composed of nine
elected members i . . At the an
j 11 tin. 1 meeting after Incorporation.
I nine directors shall he elect fd,
thi?e for three years, three for two
, years and three for one year. See-
lion 3 says "of the three directors
t to be elected each year, two shr.'l
be nominated by the Institutiontl
WILLIAMSON 0!i!l
we shall prove the correctness
fi of your thought thai every visiter
will return within u year 10 .io-
ford. 1 at least could sithsciilie o 1
the claim that every visitor would,
like to return to Medford."
LARGEST. SMALLEST
cexti:ai..i,iii.t; on
"pi. 1
IS Kill 11. c Will,;,,,,,,,,
h IniiiKht til" 11-. Il.-.iina.
rart'-li. v,-Ht of Ccnlral r,,iiU
sh'irt tinn' ;.y. is h;ivi,i-4 ;i v.(.
1I1 illiil en iiliiii'. Tin.
1I1.UII Ti" fl'i'l. II" lining ! ),.'
ii i;i-i:i 11 wiili-i'. -Mi". N'.'illiiiinsnn j
I,II 11WIIIT llf 111" .IimIi., 1 -In.,,),
ini; in Mi .lf.ir.l.
i iiiPinlHirn.'
I
ROGUE PEARS AT
If weather permits, vlidiorhi will
.till be allowed to Isit the lake
after the reason officially com rs
to a close next Kriday. The -on-t
essiotisi however, will be 1 losed
and preparations will be under
yesterday afternoon at the county
clerk's office.
$,r..idi per load summer price on J
Medford made factory blocks. Med. (
Fuel Co.. Tel. fiJM, tr j
Blanford Sluires was operated j
upon for appendicitis today at Ihe'
Sacred llear-l hoiil1:.1 I
Dynges dance Wed. & Sat. at the: s.,(.ifl, nrU. ,voo
way for 1 he w inter.
Nat
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald
drove in from their Saint Valley
home this morning and spent sev
eral hours transacting business.
Mrs. John F. White, teacher of
piano. High school credits given.
U2M Uiurel. I'lione 4 4.I-.M. 177
(luests from California register
ed at Medford hotels Include Mr.
and Mrs. A. Worr, Burba nk : Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Duck, Kurcka:
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Abbott, Santa
Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cook
and Mrs. William B. Cameron, I. oh
Angeles; Mr., and Mrs. Jack Hey
den, Woodland, and Mr. and Mr..
J. W. I'hllllps. Ktna.
Will exchange piano lessons for
typltiK. Jinx F. U S Mall Tri
bune. 1 7 ii
- Miss Lois Deal, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. fi. Deal, who has been
ill at her home for the past week,
Is reported better this morning.
(iet your coffee ami at the
Dutch Oven, by the bridge. Now
sarving break fa st. 177
Judge Ailie i. Walker and wife
of McMinnville. who have been
visiting Mrs. Walker's brother.
Arthur Wilde ami family, Tor Hev
eral weeks at North Fruhdale, left
Monday morning for a few days
visit In Brookings. They will re
turn to Fruit dale for 11 few flays
before returning home ,- - rants
Bass Bulletin.
Old time dance. Moose Hall.
Ashland, every Saturday nlte. 175
Mr. and M rs. Floyd I h-nuot of
Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Patchett of Bosehurg, are a mong
the rouniy fair visitors,
AT - FAIR : ATTRACTED
$5.00 pr b.Hd tuimmcr price onj,,lltH marked Si .UK -$L'.!.S so
fcty. blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
31. tr
Dave 1'enoe of the Trail district
motored into Medffird this niorn
Imr on business. f
Free shnmpon wllh marcel or
finger wave: H.iln. Itowtnan's
Ba rbrr and Beau I y Shoppe. 1 XH
The maximum heat of yesterday
was H4 degree, reached In Ihe
afternoon. Today was st 111 qiil'e
warm and therefore the forecast
of eooler temperature for Sunday
Is II welcome one.
lf!n flinham I'alge models wl'l
mnn be here.-
Medford made factory blocks. Med
Fuel Co.. Tel. UKI. if
Legislation to raise or continue
the present high standards of bot
tled carbona led wa I er In Oregon
may be sponsored by the Oregon
State Bottlers' association for the
next legislative session, members of
the association decided at a meet
ing In Lingerie this week.
Buy them now. Mediord factory
blocks. :.oo per load. Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. Ol. tf
Medford Typewriter Kxchuhg -
Bentals $11. On per mn., 8 mos. $7. Till.
Ulitf
Airs. Sara A Vert z, home demon
Htrailon agent of Josephine county.
acted nn Judge in I lie women's de
partment of the JackHon county
fair here this week. She will also
judge In the women's department
of 1 he Coos and Curry counties'
fair.
Is your skin surgically clean ?
Try the new unrip Lutrix, at Colvig
Drugs. It kills body odors, destroys
disease germs and is not too strong
for a ba hy's skin. 1 7 K
i:ioise X. Flagg and Clara II.
Fast wood of Cn Ion. Wash., are
visitors In Medford.
Violin students' success depends
much upon the instrument being
suited !o the Individual needs. Let
an expert s-rve you. Boom 4. Col
lege Bldg., Ill fliape St. N. I'hone
L'f.H-J. nil
Krnest Brlce returned yeslei dav
from a short business trip to Sis
kiyou county.
Kxtin special values all this week
at the Funny Lou Ibit Shop in the
M, M. Store. Beat nionev savers.
oil lf
1SE
I l" li umilidl nmnllnK . V. , .
j ""-." '"- '"-! ., I
i lioraiion in Dwernlior will elect 1 ! L.lv4
; new hoard of directors to take the
I place of the present men appointed
j by the ehamber of commerce. I A huge ele
1 livery contributor to the chest will ! in the world
have one vote In this election
An at ten 1 Iu nee hurt-ease of ove
Bo-e , pearli fro)n the: lloie
River vhiley w.H bt distributed to
delegates at the American legion
national convemion at St. Louis
next momh, . ineinheiv of the 1 ul j 1 l"?r.sonH has been recordefi
nosi anil. nun ed ton;.v Tin. ieri-tn- iater Lake, accoi.llng lo word
ford Legion members, orchai d ist s ' "' ei voH f",m l'i,rk
and packers are sending the fruit
to the convention as a novel way
of altim-tiug tiUetition to this dis
trict and the st ite of Oregon.
Imagine a flower gr.rden with
alt its choicest plants In bloom,
and one lias a picture of the Med
ford Carden club exhibit at the
fair grounds. Avenues of flower
filled vases, like slender trees
reach along either side of the
passage w:.v, radiating warmth .
color ami fragrance for the benefit
of the thousands of admirers who
frequent this concession.
Terraces of gladiolus whose col-
lors rival the rainhow dahlias, uie
heavy faces of which Hie proudly
toward their inspectors unit chal
lenge criticism rows upon rows
nf beauty In texture and tone!
The most spectacular arrange
ment of the exhibit Is a mammoth
show basket I 2 feet Iu diameter
resting against the wall, and hold
ing a French bouquet. 'A large
older of It is iu color ami beauty,
'inn ins. a stars, d ah lias, glad tolas
of every imaginable hueferns ami
leathery sprays combined to
maintain, in spite of its propor
tions, an ensemble of daintiness.
Mrs. C. A. Swlgart. president of
the Medford ( aril en club ami
members of th1 organization are
(o be congi at 11 la ted upon ( he ex
hibit, which is said to be the best
of its kind ever presented In south
ern Oregon.
headquarters
today. The total attendance for
the -oa-nn up to the middle of the
week Was ii.'.t.lT persons.
Many tourists are continuing to
Lee Cailoek. a.Mut.ini of the'1'1 '';,IK aii.iougn wie reason
local post, is receiving the pear.-
at the chum her of commerce of
fice and uvU any one wishing to
donate a box to call htm at that
ofl ice, I Iohch aiv the only variety
which will be sent to the conven
tion as they will he at t heir best
during the convention, which opens
October 1.
The pears will n distributed
from 11 display room in the lobbv
of one of the large hotel., oilier
Oregon fruit will also be on huml
ric light tio- lavges:
nd a tiny "graiuof
WhiU" lamp arc attracting miu-n
interest, in the Co;uo exhibit at
tiie fair. The hlg l::mu is of
UUO watts capacity and require.-;
nea rly as mile1 It current as a -
horsepower motor, while the little
one is to small it can s-carcely be
Keen wllh the naked e.r. The lat
ter type ,d !:i li:p is used in SU!'-
I operations and has proved a
boon lo medical m-;, n . e. j
The Copco cxliibi; is huiit about
"Lights Cioldcn Juhihe ' v. hi' h 's
' ;,' a national1 celebration iu honor of
I Thomas Kdison and ih" r":h an-:
Egyptian wheat, the first ever' nivermry of the first eb-trie iiyh:.,
crown in. southern Oregon, is a! a re pi i a ..1" the tir-t tump, which
if-atuve of the l-Jagle Boint grange wa. irvt nted by Kdison in ISTm.
ex ii ibit in the horticultural build -! w )i,.-n o iim c.m. . r--id :
nr; at the. Jackson
t '
Sunday Dinner
'The Food Is Better"
At the Medford ,rt
l!B
lair
I The v heat was
lw"ek nm Ji'r.-.i' ,,..,s,, .r,.v,.,.,l' tn ,l", K,-
I the lake in L'asti cars. A large
! number of the visitors continue to
I come from California. The num
i her of Oregon visimrs was proior
itioriately laige this week, however.
I The heaviest travel inio the park
j f or any single flay ibis season was
Ion Sunday. Aug'.ist 11, when OtH j
jeurs carrying .'5 Sal visitors arrived ,
at the rim. 1
$7.r.a. Kiddie IimIh l
Hiamps given.
Mr. and Mrs.
were among tip
itois at Ihe falr
( ! recti
1 7 IS
11. MacAibiniM
tlnints Bass vis-i-esterday.
(let I h o s e fenders and auto
bodies MtraiuhteiiiMt at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, ttppostte Lewis Super
Service Station. I'hone 4 1 S. f
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nichols and
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Klm-ahl were
among the Kagle Bolni people who
attended the Jackson county fair
yesterday.
Funeral sprays and cut flowers.
for riisi ri bulion. Ahtot literatim
of the stale will be gi'ven to tin
convemion visltora.
county
gmwn on the
Kagle Boint
district on land upon which noth
ing. ohe. wouhl grow.. The grain
attained a height of several feet
and is good for poultry and slock
feed.
A bug proof squash, which also
had never been grown here be
fore is another feature of the
Kagie t'oint booth, which in addi
tion h:tB an enviable display o
canned meats, fruits and vege
tables In tmilormly s.zed jars'.
i.
BOY ILKiNG CHAMPS
1 Sam ueliion's Flower (iarden.
Clark Si. Phone 7f,4 X. i;.:if
pijsrajsraaraja m,-. nden b. nioom or chb-ano
H ! u . viii...- in i...ir...,i ..-1 t.....i
I -J yestenlny.
Buy Hieni m-w, fcty. blocks. tLViMt
;);per load. Med Fuel Co.. Tel. iLH
tf-
II. Bobert holler Inspector
Chlelllv 11 o.l I'u.iinlir 1.
L j pany, spent yesterday in Med lord
tfl I on husincsi-. leaving tonight tor
I hi north. Mr. Boher tracls out
Some interesting movies of (he
hoys" pillkuin contest at the' fair
weir taken last evening' by H. L.
It com ley. Copco advertising man
ager tor early showing by t he
Copco news-reel. The contest was
lull of action and comedy features
and made flue material for the
niovlc camera. Some good close
Ups of iTie winners aie included
L'lis , In the film which will be given ex
tensive showing by the t 'aliforiiia
Oregon Bower company along with
ot her interest lu events of 1 he
l!Uit Jackson County Fair.
We're Proud of !
uur roods
B.
Movies of (he recent ''Sunset
U There are also i :i varieties of dried
I vegr tables on display in the booth
J in addition lo Jarn of fruit canned
j by Mrs.' Bote Voting, who has the
I use of only one arm.
Trail"
lehi-attou at Kugefm-j the
Klamath Indian congress and
ot her interesting " 'open Current
K vents" will he shown at the ex
hibit of the ( 'alifornia Oregon
Power company in the merchants'
huilding tonight.
The American Legion convention
and the Jowphine enmity fa ir,
as well as seveial good coined v
features Will be Included in Ihe
Copco program which starts at 7
p. m. A moving picture show,
sponsored by the forestry depart
ment will also be given this even,
ing iu the building just north of
the Kducatlonal building.
FILMED BY BROMLEY PERCE-ALLEN DISPLAY
S. P. BOILER EXPLOSION
Federal inqqiry will be Iu Id into-1
the cause: of the explosion of the;
boiler of a Southern Pacific loco
motive, in the foothills of the Sis-1
kiyous Thuivday night, resulting ;
in the death of 1. B. Bateman, of
Ashland, engineer. The engine is
helrt in a roundhouse at Ashland,
and visitors and photographers
are barred.
Coroner II. W. Conger nf Jack
son enmity spent y.-sieiday at th-
scene of the accident. No action
will be taken by stale or county
offb lals.
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Radio Program
KMED
' Mall Trtbuno-Vlrfltn Station
'. . 4. . 4. 4. .
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOB SALK 4 rooms modern, fur
nished or unfurnished, newly
decorated, new paint outside;
garage. lawn, trees. big bu.
Small payment down, balance
like rent. See owner alter p.
m. at H'7 Kenwood Ave. 177
KOB BKN'T 8 -room furnished
apartment with bath. '04S.
Crape. Telephone xiiti -V. I 7
AT FAIR IS ENLARGED;"
A ono-rnonMMl lions".
I'hoii" IIR4-.I-2. 1 . 1
WE SERVE NOTHING
BUT THE HIGHEST M
QUALITY FOODS.
Try It
of both Portland and Sent tie.
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Curl V. Tcngwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone' i!i3. tf
,' As the Crater lake seavoii pears
('j I Its close, the number of tourist;
jland others vudting the national
Iljpaik has greatly decreased. The
j' ' seiisoti nlitciaily closes September
I "11 .in hi ui.. i ,1., i 1... i.l.i...,
m I I'M. on which dub
l l-rla
l cease lo function.
Hemstitching, pIcotipR. pleating.1
l.) button making and hose mending.
JACKSONVILLE, Oiv., Sept. 14
(SieUl) The, choir of th
Pi eiyteran chui ch met Tucxdny
eveuiuK I" reorganise for the com
ing year and to select a choir
leader..
The high school Sunday school
t la-iM of the Presbyterian church
taught by Mrs. c. o. Sanden
bae purchased m-w bibles to
be used in class work,
. - : Handicraft Shop. i;.7u
Hofl lalrOrtM id i Bvi-i ybody has gone to the fair.
Coffee Shop
Neil H. Franklin,
Manager
Open from 4 A. M. till
2 a. m.
1 j as the French
i American.
nay. Central Point i
(' iven more s ace by the re
moval of several supportimf posts
the Pierce-Allen Mol.o eonipllliv
Ibta year was able lo disulav two
more machines in the auto showl
pavilion at the Jackson coun'yl
fair than in previous years. Th"
company has six Chevroiets of th'
latest m.idel ou show, jq aiblllioi
lo a collection of pails and ac
cessories, .j sedan, an biiperl.il
sedan, a sport roadster, a coach,
u coupe and a one and one-half
ton truck ure being shown. The
display was Inadvertently omltlvn
fintn a list of auto exhibitors,
published yesterdav.
LAST PAVILION DANCE
T
sorTiimix oi:kco- kkai.tv
CO.
KOl! K.W.K T A on lli-wi.v.
room liouso, nlso - room houso.
unii iisfumi or soil for good down
im nu'iu anil Imluiu-f taj u-.m. .
: A. on T-ix-irir Hl-wny. r.ooa honsp
2 stnii,iM. with fuiniliir'. ;t iioros
illfalt'o. I'liloki'lis with tlio placo:
small fruit tren. uooil liarii.
--- 3 .".. rush fl.iMO. Kasy
ti'-.-m.i on lmlance.
A. 2 hitou In ulfulfn. 2 ncrp.
romly to enl. 4 imoiii houso. nooil
Imrn. cliii-ki'ii lloiiKt-. K-irntif unit
woodshid. I'l'ict- l:;UHI. ISOII
rush.
Aoron on old Sihkp Houd. all
riiii-d. XVn'or for 2 A. l-rirc
(Mm. I'n.li Ji4ln. Ii:il. Sin por inn.
lis N. Kiyornido, Nut. HIiIk.
22S.!l llolors IS ill Ki y.
! SIX.. Nl'tK. 14. 1 1121).
llrfio to ll:l:i K.MKI).
5- li:l. to 6::!ll Niws and nior- !
kot reports by .Mail '1'rili- -I
! lino.
Sunday. Si'it. 1.1. 10211.
8:0li to strut! Vnlloy Kmlio
.litiiih.
ri:0ii to I)::10 International
5- Jiililo studi'titR.
Moiiilny. Sj'iii.. 1(1, 1II29
- !-:) tC to 10:00 UVst' Side
-! I'llarmai-y.
: 10:00 to 10:M Amorlcan
J- Laundry. !
: 10:30 to 11:00 Alexander's
Cro.-ery. "3-
11:011. lo H::i0 fioutliem
. Oregon tinH t'orp. -I
II : :t u to 12:110 The Ilootery -V
! Xcus flushes hy Mail Triliuni' -t
4 12:00 to 1 2 :1!0 Lewis .super-
4- servlee.
12:30 to 1:01) Sanderson Mo- :
tor Co.
1:00 to l ::tn lli'.Valr's l'luir-
I- liuu-y (Ashland). !
I::i0 to 2 :0li .nlder'a Dairy.
Kri'tumiy llni- -i-
4 ceteria Kd l.iiiiis.
(1:00 to (1:1.-. K.MKI).
ii:l"i to i;::io . News and
market reports hy Mail
Triluine.
ll :lll to 7 :00 .Milildell .5 Jen-
nins.
S:D0 to S:.in Kails Transfer.
! S:0 to D:00 Camphell sheet
Metal Works.
0:00 to lO.lloMono Motor
Oil Co.
I
i a , tz. -fx Jwy. - i-t'rmuw . -i-
4 f r
F. . '.6,-.'j
. tJft
i
me'
STARTS
TOMORROW
Continuous Shows 1:30 to 11
- v
A SMASHING '
DRAMATIC HIT
ALL TALKING
MORE PUNCH than "Underworld."
MORE COM ED i" THAN "Wolf of Wall
Street."
MORE THRILLS than "Dragnet."
1 7 f.
Ciilinn nrrhestras must play
mitive souM-tinn for ovory
piroe nn tlietr daneo prottiutns.
tier n reeent rnlinu.
"Thunderbolt"
Big-, Powerful Ruler 0f the Glittering- Half
World-Takteff What Ho Wanted, Giving'
Nothing' in Return.
LAST - TIMES
TONIGHT fl
Alt Al, -Jt TV!Z
Taking Singino f Y
The KKli'i
Fox Follies
of 1929 iftrm
p niiiffliMir nil-rjramw
t lion't luiy till you si-e the UKIO'
I' (Irahani l-ulues. Kli " '
J W. W. Wlllltn of 1-er-lst spi t.t j ,1 ACK S() V 1 1 .1 .1 :, On-., Sept. O.
. I this IllorulUK In the city en lnsl- -1-. i Speelnl I Mr ami Mi s. Chris
U lie... iind pleasure. ! kiw-itun left Momlav mm mm tor
l Walt for the new I ! H 0 tlrahain ' lloytow n. Cullt ., near s,iernmomo.
IJ dikes. IT:.- ink,,., Mrs. Dave Thompson lo her
The St. Marks Kpiseopal Siiml:i.v i home llieiv. Mis Tlmiiipsou na.
mhool will holil m I'll llle III A:ll- ealled heif- sonietimr unii to iitteml
IJ j land paik Salurday. Si-plemher 1 1 he tui-i ial of her si-ti r. Mrs. Dim.
Ieean exiieet
Timlcht Is Hie last niirhl of Ihe
popular piivillou ilium,. at the fair
Kloiiiuls and preparations have
heen niaile lo take rare of a ree
nl d llltelulanee.
The "open air" feature f the
fair tn.iiniN pavilion has made
a dit: hit with th,. danee fans
dllriiii; tin- Warm Menthol- of tin
past w eek, aad lias piv. Ided enol
lomfnrt for the larue innvds
iu . sent e.u Ii iiikIiI. n,,m provost ,
and his live-wire'' dune,, hand
will hae a new repi rtouv or
popular mm hits for the dunre
1.. 11 lulu, whuh win iait i s.KI
p. 111.
FOR PAI.R
20 acres, a imiiii house family or
eliard well loeaied I'm' Itiut m'
general raneh; elose in. A nood
liny at $2Soo. Can he hud on
easy terms. i
A kooiI ri-roont house, lari:e lot. M .
x22ii; modern, In oihI looaiion.
eluse in for only 3 2 a 1 1 0 ; small
pavnteiit ilown nnd the balauee
like rent.
Ileal K nli; lit
20 X. Hi.Hlett
1 SI
J21. Cars will limve from thejuall. Mr. and Ml
I'Ulish hull ut 11 n. nt.t sllilip. Itu he S"Me a weeli
k or ho.
Some nrailmeni lioose owners In
Turin. Italy, nm only eneiimaso
tennnis with vhllilren Inn olfer
rush iiwumI fur even i luld hum In
Ihe hotiseH.
KOI! ISKXT lium.a1ov. Koss lane "!
K. I.. T.iu'elle, Jacksonville. Ore.
rh. me 1 12. lTr.ve
Heifer,
end of
17ti
KOl: SAI.i: One Jersey
Kie-h I". of dot. West
Prune St.
KOI! SAt.K Klliert.i peaehes, fVe n
llv: prunes 4e 11 Ih.; plums .'.e. 1
Kielltiehl Sol iee Slalioll. I'hne.
nix. ITS'j
You will certainly regret it If you
purchas a new car before seeing
the amazing
New 1930 Graham -Paige
To be showA in Medford
Ibis month