Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1929, Image 4

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IF
I'XGE FOUR
Opi'nlm.' of Um 1 Sums Vulk-y-Mcdfnnl
(.Mliliray) hluluvay, si heil
uli'it for Hcpiomlior 30, lu.s lit-wi
il'i'lnycil iy Che fniluri; uf tin- sii-el
1'ur ltn- bililne hitokk tcar civi'k
10 ' urrivi', "ml It IS not' known
Vhcn the- lirlrtuo work will Blurt.
Vht- I'onlnul rur ill" i-ieiMlon of
the lirl'Jp.- was left t," Omir Jimlln
.'1,' lJirll';iinl.
' "A'lii" county court yi'Htcnlny wlrt'il
'in I'urtlunil lo aiM'od up the inrlval
of inutcrhil, mid was Inforrni'd that
tln flHuy was ihli- to falluro of
fati'l-n sifi'l mills to fill the orili'r
in iliiu.
The County I'mkIhooi-'h road
crew this wcrk niovoil a rni-U
irushi'r to tin- road, preparatory
to surfaciiiK.
Tin.' road run I"' put In Hhnpi'
for us'', wilhin ft roupli' or wn-kx.
It Is hoped to have- the road in
ojM ialloli ln-fnli' VMnli'l' ri'lni"'.
SAI.MM. Or"
Kept, lit. (fi W.
S. il.'iK'H of
u:t i li Till (lllH Jiml liiilltK'H III
ut the i
fin-' vvlH'ii mi nirpliiut' pllith'd lij'
JllM sh'(JSIHl, Kt'llIH'tll Ji o k ' r .
cniHhil IHKl (ivr-l l lli ll(;(t I'll till'
liiKhwiy in iin nttciiipicd liirnlinn
ncit r Wood l)ii in W'cdncsdiiy nficr
))(hiii. Kohcih wiis it n i ii J u
The pl;tiic, which is owned hy
Kenneth ;inl l-'r.-d ltoK'in "f ihe
JOiiKcnc riyiiiK ndtl n:id been held
ill Ihe W'si WiM.dluirii ith-port on
nccounl of Mind;'-, ii nd lv i t i net h
WliH flyiHK it lo a field Hear Ihe
Hales home.
lingers circled o hind hill h;id
deejdeii to eitelc the field HKttit
when the ImiduiK hvav rauulu on
some stumps and slashing near the
hiKliwny. clashing t.ie iii:iehlin.
INTERESTED IN FAIR
.lACKSO.WILU:. Oie.t Sept. I'
(Special j Among tho;;i- atlcinl
Ing thi'tfair 'riimsday were .ludtre
and iVirH. R 1,. Tou V'elle, Misn
.Mary Witter. Aim, Klla het ii ltu
ter, Mn and Ma Ilcrhcrt Hannii.
Mrn. A lieu t'b'leh ami ,m!h. Amy
W'f' urn plerinod lo noln ' unit
Mrs. 1'.. S. Severance wan awarded
li f.i'Mt prize in art work and a
tlint prlxe in srwinir at the county
lair and her daughter. MIsh I-'lor-ence.'
rcretved two fli-Ht awards
jiml one nerond in Hewing.
The Jii' kHoiiville Orange neciiroil
the tlH vn their huolh a warded
to all grange hnothx thai met the
j-eiliiiivnicutM.
JACKSONVILLE VISITORS
WILL LIVE IN PANAMA
JACKSONVILLE Ore., Sept. UK
(Special.) Ta plain ami Mim. K.
M. .Mooi e who have he en visiting
at th home of his mother. .Mrs.
S. J. lvann for the past week left
ThiirHdny for Panama where I hey
will make their home. They will
vl.sit al l)imnnnilr ami San l-'nni-etneo
Mnrotile thern.
To the Rescue
film goes on!
HOLLYWOOD, CAI.. Alice
White's iiiKenuity recently mmti
tcmpninry mmpeiiaiun ot prmlin lion
on her new film - ami n loss uf thou
muiils of dnlhiru un hour lo l'irnl Na
tinnul Btudios.
In the miilBt ot a ballroom tn-onc,
Miss White spiUcil imnoh ilnwn Ihe
front of her chilton (lanriiii; froi-k.
Cnnslprnation reiRneil then Allen
White herself s'ivc;l the day.
C'nlline her maid, she inslrurliil her
to wash the d- vs in l.ux. In Hll tnin
ntw lheiln', dried uirl,ly bycleelrir
fans, looked iiko new !
"Kvery Rirl l imws how marvel
ous her frm ks li.ok cleansed in i.tix,"
Miss hite said "ami our own
wardrobe denarttnent u.ws l.ux reiju.
larly. Tesls prove rlnthes ran ho
kept Knrneously new liMikint? ever so
much longer with l.ux. Tmhiy's inri
dent merely illustrates dramatically
the marvelous work l.ux docs in
duuhle-quick time."
I
ill Saves ilrcss ami v
Evanston Elders
Crowding Kiddies
From Playground
-).
KVANSTON, Ills., tfl.
(3V A (Jl'U'J-llliJIfd L'flOJ't Is
lioInK innilf In lOvanstoti to
innko the grownups he their
The adults have been inak
Iiik whoopee on tin' children's
playgrounds, luueh to ihe
children's dlsKusl. 1'ollce have
1 had tu order the parents out &
of the flrey 1'nrk plaj'Ki'ound
h where they lieeaiue tm nuiiiei'-
oils there wasn't room for the
r chlldri'li even in the stands.
police said the reere:. I iona I
complex which has suddenly
j. developed anions Krownups
has caused many parents
spend hours on the play-
grounds that previously were
spent at liome or at the of-
fire. These men and womeji
have laken to the swilms and
Mlldes, the hasehnll field, ami
mcrry-Ko-riamds with enlhu-
I siasm.
IN REESE CREEK AREA
, ,
UF.FMK f'HKKK, On;., S'it.
(BjMwiaH-Tho fftiolcv from for
est firoH hay iycn thj- iippearonce
of ffiK, riMiiindiiiK ono of w'inicr of
late. TIUh yenr Ii;ih, lU'ilinpH, heeu
Hit woihI for forcHt fin'H Wc have
ftver luiil and It in hoped a gnod
rain will he, I'oi'llicotniiiK noon, 'l'hc
lii file MhovH Hiilic Knlln j:ih tl
JflHt heen hioiiht uiul(r Control,
and tlie fire near 'J'raH, we under
Httirid, Ih not ho )iad iih rep'irled.
ItohMrt Himiphrey returned las!
Friday from a trip lo Mood Itivcr,
where he has been employed pack
ing fruit, lie reporlH having had a
good trip.
Chailey Miiiiiihriy 1i:ih hecn pul
ling (hi fhiiHliing loiiches on his
licw burn this wtek, getlhig ready
I'or winter.
S I0W VOIIK. Sept. . U.--(,Vl
lUncioiH of the Nallo'nal
Italik. the largeM hank III Ameri
ca, and the Coin Kxchangc JtanU
Trust 4'ompyny, . which opera t cm
tho moHi extensive hrauch hank -Jug
Mystem Jn New York Miy( haw
agreed Jo merge the two Institii
liomt,' Kuhject to approval of Htot-k-Jioldi'i'M,
li wuh announced today.
TIiIh ' ('onMoJithit Ion would - give
the Nailn'naf t'ity nio're than 1 (Hi
lirancheH In the' metropolitan area
.of New York. The corn exchange
are approvlmntely :mio.!Hmi,ihmi
;illd Hume of National City cxcectl
,IHM). (HlO.dUO.
REESE CREEK P.-T. A.
MEETING ON FRIDAY
IlK.KSr. I'lJUHK, Ore., Sept.
(Special The -T. A. will
meet at 2::to next Friday, thu iOth,,
it being Ihe regular business meet
ing all are urged to attend es
pecially memV'ei'.
E P T
THS OANOEN
' ' ' ' ' ' Si - f
4m 2)
To Mit ihfi ttatUui tbinkinii on
thin vitnlly Importniit lojiiti uf
jtroprr fo( n-empvlim to
lttMii uifw'idw, nrw fm)li unj
lift urea uuurtrrtiiiig IVmhI ftrcmir
Yntitiii tu iiiiiirtling hcnllb aimI
itrttntliif fSMimiiiiit Miuir, tho
Sntloiinl I' ood rrmrrvat ion
(ioiincil iillrrtt rlx'M tu the aIiic
of $2T,tH)0 for the lirnl cj.rm io
Nullum I ltlr lluiitrnt.
l b cMpltnl piixci lw n MihIcI
. Iluuic ur $10,000 hi gobl. 1 br
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Medtord . .
. . .
IMnni'Oltl) MAM)
' tre tomorrow In which ho plays
4, ; A 'party of local l-euionnalres1:.!!.! ! the title rule.
.mem' ers of the auxiliary, inclild- He, is handsome and worldly
! IllK 'itiili Deuel, Paul .Mel Jonu Id. j irTesist 11,1c to the fairer sex. ,.
4. llerl. Hiihmiiik. K;ul Key, I-'red Is so well mannered that he Is wcl
. Frye, Jack liurkc, Newton fhaney, ! coined Into the homes of the most
rhas. fuss. -Mrs. N. f. I'lianey, .Mrs. fahtidious.' Hut In spite of then--
i Kd. Leach. .Mrs. liurke and Mr., admlrahle iiualities. he is n nulorl-
I liolva Aiken intended the meetllK I ouk Jewel thief, tile leader of a
of Kerhy post at Kerhy last nit-'hl. 1 shrewd and infnnioux hand of ueit-
A delegation from (iranls I'aHs was tlemen crooks, who wear Immncu
also present. I late, well-fiiicil clothes, speak Kwi-
offic.-rs were elected hy IheJIIsh perfectjy and look as though
Kerhy post, witli (leorite Thrasher ; they Were of the social elite,
as commander. The ofl'lcers were ! Unlit FIiik'Th carrlett out his
Installed hy the new district vice-; work so smoothly that ho one ever
commander, llladwyn Smith of ! suspects him to he oiher than a
drains I'ass. Iloh Deuel, r.'.iil ,Mc- perfect Kent h'ma n. " He has a keen
Itonald and Newton Chaney were 1 sense of humor and Is highly Intel
called on for remarks during liic ligent. He will win his way into
meeting. ' i 'he heart of the most critical a mil-
The Jackson and .lie-ephlne coun- em e.
ty council of the auxiliary also me',
ill charge of .Mrs. Leach, prcldent.
.Mrs. I'haney, new depart nieni pres.
iden!. lo-oiight greetings, and out
lined Ihe program that" Will lie fol
lowed during t he year. 1
An announcement was also mad,'
at the meeting that tin- Legion
lin-mle't-'diip drive would he start
ed tletoher
A hamiuct ami dance followed
tllf
irtc
Iini4, f.nd a
votr of (hanks
Kerhy post for k
j
;
xn-ndf-d to tin
hospiiality.
I
I'lOXIilJ-rroN, Oro.. Scpl. HI.
11) Steers nfwl hliif)iing hotweH had
a shade hetl-or ui (he going on the
opening t:iy of ' the i'endieton
iiiilMlii) W'eilne'lay.
The Texas animals caused their
doggers and ropei to lose much
time in their fulls and lies and
some lost their si ecru entirely. Idek
Triiiti hrokf his sieer and I leil him
ill 2 :(-S Keeoiiils, While I luck
Lucas hulldoKt-d one in lt.l sim--ond.
Siv or seven riders went into Ih
din in t he 'iioi t h west :iml w orld
ehaiupionship luicking i-ontests.
TAYLOR BUILDING BARN
ON EAGLE POINT RANCH
HAOI.i: roJNT. Ore., Sept.. HI
(S ial.) A load of luinher left
ihe local yard Thursday for Theron
Taylor op I he Crater Lake high
way, .Mr. Taylor is going to huihl
a new ham. Jack llickson will do
I he carpeiiifj- work.
Johnny Miller is building a fine
hig garage for Mrs. Anna i.irophy.
Mall Tribune
,'ll.HMl pimple
nun nrn 1'ei.il liy
very ilny. If
ATTENTION, HUNTERS
Hunting Reason will sunn be hero. Make
LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT
i
your heailiiunrlers. l.:ri;o urea nT liuntiiiK grnuttilH. plenty pf
Kninn. Why pai-k In 11 Inl nf eiiiilimient on your hunting trip.-t
when wo are fully eipiiiipi'il with warm rabins qiuI pti'tity to eat. j
Special rotes to Hunters during months' of September and
October
Club privileges
n m Tims? visj, m a m w m
75?
1.L
POINT
S9-
5t
THI U
Share in 835 Prize
Contest Awards Totaling
C90
I'or writing best 41)0 vonl letter telliiii "Wlijr 50
Urgrrcii In tlu'Duncr Point," you can win fiat prise
Hrcoiul prifi a 1V,10 fi-pahrn-'
tr i udillnc jt'uiipt, veUiiin at
t.r.'j:. I . O. M. Detroit! tlir lhir.l
trit $'.IMHI in gobl -nml mi on
iluwn thfi lint uf M otlirr hig
'uli nunnLi.
.-k un for our frrr ripy of
the booklet tlow tt SHl'itlxurd
Voiirl-iiiiiilyVllraltli.'lliiHlvlla
you ibt? rulrs tl" thr contest t thr
l'aincM uf tiit jndgmt ami )ii'
rumplftr lint ttf prixca.
OFFICES
, Grants Pass . .'. R.tsrhurg ,
Oieyon
Yreka
niinsmuir California
TRIBUNE, MEDF0R1),
Clever Talkie at I
i , - -j
I- : Rialto. Tomorrow:.
A Wr.hle ri. Kile-Is Inn KeKllh In
l.luht 1'liiKers," the oll-lulklnK
picture comlett to the Itiulto. tfiea-
O.S.C. STUDENTS TO GET;
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS'
i
oi:i:oon st a t (: C(ij.i:oi'.
Corvallis, S--pt. ''HJ. t Special)
lit ginning this fall, NludeutM en
icriiiK iIm- cidh-ge -will he eoni-
pleiely "elassificcl -ami cataloged,"
ihysieally as well as menially. A
thorough medical exa m imiilon will
he given eaeh new KiudeiU and a
re ord of the findings made, o
which information as to alt Kill -MC(ih-nt
( real men Is a nd examlna
t i'lii:? will he added, I It tin ' creating
a complete heallh record for each
individual during his Htay lit
lege.
This new and c-onipftdionslve
service Is made posslhh,' hy the
coiuideie reoi j'.anl'atloii and 'en
largement of t he dealt h Horvlce
iiiiailcrs and stuff eflectei) during
t he slimmer.
INCREASED ENROLLMENT
INDICATED FOR COLLEGE
C;UYALLIS. Ore.. Sept. 19.
(Siecial Advance icrmit8 lo
register Indieat- a normal ,in
cifitri' iu enrollment of new ti
dents at Oregon Stale college "or
the opening of fresh mim week,
.Monday, Scptemher 2."!. New Htli
dents (or th( first term will prob
ahly total in excess of HtOO, be
lieves I legist rar K. it. Lemon. .
1 lormitoiies will he open fpr
sludenls tlie Saturday before Mart
of fresh ma ii week. rhysrholoui
eal tests will he given Tuesday.
September '. and t he jjlacemem
examimitfouH iji l-higlish on Wed
nesday.' " K I n'a I registration of
freshmen wilt I.e. I'rlday, Septem
ber 1 with reglwtrat ion for old
st ud en is scheduled the day fol
lowing, -f v
I'lenn e'ottim I'.'ikh vnnted nt M;iil
'I'rllHllle nlt'lee.
a; I'M, z S
A N Ql f) POINT
0 0
CA$H VALUE
Klamath Falls
OUKiiON'. TIUT.'KPAY.
Trick Names of
Big Ten Players
Gag Announcers
t'lllltACO. .Sept. H.-r-Ol'i
The Oostoi haans. Alitterwal-
pel's, and t'lkelhergs whoe 41
names harried headline writ-
ers and gagged radio an-
nouncers, lun-e, gone, hut the
l!ig Ten has plenty of trick
: names to replace them.
' Ohio Htate offers Huesch-
, senschuss, rjhelyl. Kanier-
I'hak, Wiragos and l-'rf, which
Indiana matches with Magna-
, hosco, Antoniul and llojuai-ki
i amongr others. Wisconsin's
! threats to easy foothall con-
! versation are Lnhratovilcii '
and Kelelaar which are not
j ;-o had when .Minnesoin pre-
senlH I'lllkral.ili. Kaki'lu ami
I (ij.'l.
V;
al
m
Montgomery ward &
service KIVEHSIDE ihe longest ami strongest guarantee
the tire industry! .... We
Super-Service RIVERSIDE, you will receive' a minimum of
30,000 miles of service. And that guarantee stands, without
"ifs,""buts,,'or other conditions! Moreover, to substantiate
this guarantee, our own test fleet has repeatedly driven
these tires 40,000 .... 50,000 and 60,000 miles. We
, do not believe that 25 per cent of its users will ever wiar
this tire out. '
'' Naturally, only one reason enables us to give you this
superlative tire, backed by this superlative guarantee ....
It is because the Super-Service RIVERSIDE is built of the
finest materials, by famous makers, and according to the
most modern methods known! '
( Its .tread, for example, is 50 to 70 per cent thicker ....
and both cross-section and diameter are much larger ....
than those of ordinary tires. We use only the costliest long
staple Egyptian cord that money can buy with extra-heavy
layers of rubber between each ply .... And this superlative
care in construction means, as a result", that the Super-Service
RIVERSIDE is a safe lire ut all speeds. Its ribbed side
walls are extremely resistant to curb damage there is
unusual freedom from skidding and punctures and along
villi extra road-traction you enjoy much easier riding than
any ordinary tire can possibly provide! : ''
i
Yet if you w.ill compare tiiis guaranteed quality, for a
moment, wilh Ward's prices .... then with the prices of
any oilier make of tire merely claiming .superlative per
formance .... you will see-why thout.ands appreciate ils
excellence still more because of its economy. Do not, how
ever, expect to fi:id any other organization of Montgomery
Ward & Co.'b responsibility offering you an unconditional
30,000-mile guarantee at any price! In this respect, Super
Service Rl KRS1DE stands absolutely alone ....
i
THIS STORE .displays a complete line of, tires. The
30,000-mile Super-Service RIVERSIDE; the 16,000-mile
1-u-st-Quulily KlYEUSIDKjund the 10,000-mile WARDWEAR.
Sizes to lit any ear. . . . at prices saving jou from $2 to $15
tier tire. Drop in and see how t
good tires can be without cost
ing you a penny extra for names,
claims or other substitutes for
gtuirantevil quality.
Don't pay more
any oiher tire
more miles are
117 South Central
sKI'TKM liKl.' Hi. 1020.
Brisbane'sToday
(Contlnusd from Pge One)
!reat lirilHiii tnUt-s flvint; s it
iiiiiltcr Hi' fonrse, itnil KI.YlNfi
IS SAI'K.
In, ilic last five yeiirs, in nil
liiilisli eivHiaii flyiiitr llifit'
liavi- Imimi only l't deal lis. Dur-iiig-
that peiiiHl 11:i,HlJ passi'ii
oci's l.avc flown 4,4"iS,i li miles.
The liritiiih, tonceiilrntiiiK on the
huildnig of great ZeppelinH. have
In mind the fact that ah planes and
KiihmariiieH might make- It lnipus
Hihle Jin Hurl'ai:e hIiIjis to feed the
Htitish inlands in lima of wur.
Zeppelins, could hrint? the food
through the nir. Soon, prohahly,
llity will he copying on a Ma scale
the all-metal dirigible, recently
built hy the t'nited Stales.
Wall Sheet bad a tear In each
ver was- bnilt!
30,000 miles .... The Longest and Strongest
Definite Guarantee in tlie Industry!
Co. offers you-on thia Suie
guarantee that wheu you buy a
for
unless
guaranteed.
IT!
i . :'- - '-''
Phorie
eve Saturday because "call money
Uie kind )tu which you sainhl.'.
cost in per cent. The tlioiigiitiul
Kauibler lays to hirasctf. "U 1 'io1'
toweil that kiatl of money for ten
.yearx.aJ) my origini'I moaey would
be gone, and interest on the inter
est would leave me about ah p-'i'
ceot in debt."
, However, the Icnl s must Hvp.
The old fasliiuned ,', or 0 per cent
interesi no lunger interests thorn.
NcKioes In Hrooklyn. X. Y.. are
'annoyed because a young Hnlsro
puiian clergyman, ihe lv. William
S. lilatkshiar. announced "We do
not v.'anl negroes la this diu:cli."
The young clergyman said later,
"My congri'gution is white and 1
intend to keep it so."
! -r
Colored people tints invited ont
Iside may iiinl conil'ort in the fact
tl at there has been no ni'.iuiiince
uteut of di.scrlmiuation in the con-xr.-gation
of ltea'.'eu.
Perhaps eiorybuiry 1h white
there.
It was said. "Ail men are my.
brothers" hut that was long ago.
30xi6.!. y
mm
ii. b. CI
2')xl. - 10( -
30vI.S0 "
2'xi.5 "
3tlS.U0 "
mm
l6,lGO
Font
3(31i 4-iiiv
i ? '11
mmm
fmfm
mmm
m
Hi
2u.x-l. lO 4-ply
311x4. !iU -a(x1.75
"
3l3.00 "
ju.xarj t-piy
32x l?.s o.s.
29x4.1.)
3ix4..0
2x4.7.'
NW the lime m urt char m."w hamrf,
for trouhlc-lrvc v-inicr dnvinjt. bur tlie
RIVtRsjlliV; Ic luxe. Sdvcoefly hlf the
lm of other! hfli.io rulru clrVTrtcal site
IwinstT vfMfmll lbrtiihfJ ywiu?
r. yet his hill iK4in s much old-weather
oiivr- htausf f prw pl.iu-hlliun compound-
I . only bnest ctJr vpjriort.
A
286
Pope Pius. adtlresninK 800 eecle
siastica) monitors of the .Catho
action organization of Italy, com
plain of "civil llni-rlnjlnaUoir'
against yoauis I'atholic.
Newspapers reprepentiiiK Musso
Mill's government attack and deny
the pope's statement, and declare
that "control of Catholic organiza
tions Is the necessary function of
: any state."
This is of Importance only he
cause it indicales a growing lack
.of harmony between the Vatican
and the Mussolini government.
n
News from Jerusalem that will
doubtless cause Indignation - and
mass meetings tells of Ihe arrest
of 44 Jews in Haifa, held without
hail, accused of premoililutcd mur
der of Arabs during the recent
! Arab-.lewish riots.
Oregon Wcalle'C
lly fair' tonight and.' Frl
low clouds west : portion
ami mist along tile coast.
- temperature. .Ji I s i n g
(teller,
day but
with fog
model'.! ;
homiililv
. Moderate north , to Wei
1 winds on the
i:mt .
- a
mm
- " IV "
mm
mm
l.imh ut ll)-5i ,i'rl'i'....aul Ihcu
)ur 3pc run! pr lullel .
Jo.satj-Mille-flwaraiuteed
Super-Service EKVERSIDE
- S B.5 ;lIx3.23frp!,$l6.)S
!y
11.55
12.S$
14.45
3(1x5.50 " 18.10
33x6.00 " I9.eS
.3iv0.30 21.00
32x6.73'8-ply Z6.6S
- Mi3C5uaranteecI
- Quality TMVERSSDE '
CS 08
31x5.25 4-ply tio if
30x5.30 " ,
33.xO.00 6-ply . 1.4
Sixo.SO- - , X9.a
32x6.73 . i7.tj
S-7?
6.S9
8 4
iO,O30MSIsGuan3iiteed
Sttzndard WAXIBWEAR
..lx:,.(ni 4-pJv $ 7.0C
4-i!v7.o
" 4.j
" 5. 9
" A.59
31.x5.00 " .
31x3.3 . 8f
32x6X0 . ta.79
33x6.l0 , ao.S
ft
0e is Add-prnof. Puics the fimnus 13. S.
Arrar Vi'iiration Tet. Ciuc tew id nurwt
hot nd eleoric! leuVaRc under 20.000
v.iltN. txtrrmely id in price, yet Rufvi
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