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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1929)
rEDFOTvD MATTj TUTBTTNT!, MTCDFOTCP.- OREOOX. THURSDAY, OCTOBER .'!, W2X V'KGVj FIVH TO BE LIGHTED Movlnff picturort and photo graphs wore taken yesterday of the first airways beacon in son thorn Oregon which Iiuh boon prueik-ally coniU't tl and will probably he lighted tonight fur tlu. first time. TUI-j new beacon which Is number 1VA is well located in the Valley View district noriheaKt of Talem where it occupies n eoninmnilins view of the surrounding' territory from u prominent hill top on the tiallatin ranch. H is equipped with u standard beaenn light of approximately two million candle power mounted on a sturdy steel lower. The beacon which is mount ed at I Vt degrees .ahove level has a carrying power At over 10 miles which is the interval at which these new airways beacons are spaced up and down the coast air route. There are approximately lft of these beacons to he located on the San Francisco-Seal tie air mute and about 3.1 of these huge lights arc being Installed in "Copcolaml," the territory served hy the California Oregon l'ower company in southern Oregon and northern California. The ' local power company has made splendid progress in building extensions to existing power lines to serve the Qir beacons and Is ready to hook ' 4i the nw in.Mallatlons as soon as , 'hoy are made by the contractors. It is interesting to note that each tieucmi lower will have a cement base In the form of a huge arrow which points to the next beacon or airport. These will be painted In chrome yellow' wltlt the beacon number in large black numerals. The next beacon to be finished in this .territory is located at Oold Hill and is expected to he rnady fur service in the next few days. An soon as each unit is completed It will he placed In active service according to Messrs. Worth ington and I.eKoy of the Dept. of Com nierco who are Bupervising the work. There will also be nine emergency landing fields with beacons and border lights located in the territory served hy the Cali fornia Oregon l'ower- company in southern Oregon and northern California. overmillion jars used yearly , Millions more each year fJlow the trend of mode: .1 med icine, and treat colds without "dosing." Twenty-fiveyearsago Vicks originated the modern extendi method of treating colds. Today, Vicks is told in more than 60 countries, and over 16 million jars are used yearly in thcUnited States alone. b Just rubbed on, it acts through the skin like a plaster, and also releases medicated vapors which are inhaled direct to the air passages. WICKS V VapoRub FOR ALL COLDS Do Your Buying and Kissing at Home And You'll Be Happy "Bill" Dollar "There is a good story of a m.in who found himself bankrupt and came home to break the news to his better half," said "Bill" Do) la.-. "She did not seem so depressed as he had expected, and asked him to "YOU rAjuV pfd ww.. 1 OWN 6RCN OY HAYING YPUR HCOC ON go with her to a certain bank. where she opened a safe deposit box and showed him a great stack of j hills, sufficient to put him back on' his feet. " Whose Is this?' asked the man. 'It is ours. replied the wife. As his wonderment Increased he asked where she got it and how she had saved so much. " 'You remember when we were married you promised me one dol lar for every kiss. You always kept your word. I saved the money and this is the result.' In his astonish ment he e x c 1 a 1 m e d, "I wish I had done all of my kissing Jit home." I "The above Is a fine illustration ! of trading at home," said "1111" Dollar. "Kvery dollar you spend in Medford remains here to help the community. Every dollar you spend out of town makes the com munity that much poorer. Do your buying ami your kissing at home, and the money will be there to hnlp you when it Is most needed. "Two excuses nre usually given by the buyer of out of town goods, SCHOOL PLAN CHANGED FOR. PHOENIX CLASSES- rilOKNIX, Oct. 3. (Special) In a former issue of this paper this week it, was announced that a srhool of missions would -be started Sunday, October 6th, at the 1'ifsbyti'rian i-hureh at phoenix. Iue to the fact that many opposed the mission school taking the pla-e of the Sunday srhool hou' a special meeting was called on Wednesday evening and plans for the school were changed. The plans as they now stand, are us follows: On Sunday even ing at 0:30 the junior and Inter- mediate groups will meet and study the book, "Seven Thotis-j and Kmeralds," under direction! of .Mrs. Thompson. , j At the snine hour the high school group ami older young people will meet and study thi book, Hllnd Spois." under the leadership of Mrs. Matingren. I These two classes will meet fori the first time on Sunday evening, J October Cth, find their meetings will take the place of the regular Kndeuvor hour. The adult class under the lead ership of Dr. Standard. Mr. Stew art and Mr. l'oling will be held on Wednesday evenings. Their first meeting will be held at 7:30 Wednesday evening, October 0. They will study the book, "World NVed and Christianity." All of the classes will continue for a period of six weeks. ! JACKSONVILLE CLINIC THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 t , , , JACKSONVIU.i;. Ore., Oct. 3. (Spi-claU A clinic for children of preschool age will be held Thnrs day, October 1 0 at the rooms oi the Jacksonville health unit in the old court house. This will bp In charge of the new county nurse, Miss Luheshfar with the assist ance of the members of the Jack sonville unit. Mothers nre urged to get In touch 1 with Mrs. K. S. Severance, chairman of the committee. In re git id to nppol fitments for an ex amination of children of pre-school age. EAGLE POINT PIONEERS AT ASHLAND RETURN i:.r,,i: IoINT. Ore., Oct. 3. (Hpei ial. Anions those from Kuclf Point who ntU'ndfd the tin nun I ptnYicpr picnic Jit A5li1aiul on Thursday were Mm. H. K. Jlowhut, Hatth' llowlftt. Mr. nnd Mih. John itndtr. Mvn. Ina Stanley, Mr. Hoy Anlipol-. M i. Itoynl It row n, Mrs. Vmi Scoy, Mrn. S. !t. I (olni. Mm. W. II. itrou n. Mrs. Mornan, .Mih. Ixdn II lid re th, Mh. ;u-rin and, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gu'-rin. MANY VIEW RELICS AT JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM JACKHONVIU.K. Ore., Oct. 3. (Special) Thou- from out of town who w-re in Jackxoiiville viw liiK our museum Sunday were W. . I.. I)nnilian of Medford; (',. H. Itiyunt nf the Hteamlmat district, Ap lepiite; A. T. I'ean-e and Kluy.l JN-arce. KhkI" Point. Mr. nnd Mr. T. Sullaway. Vw-d. falif., Al lan Cur.wn, f'nr'nllis, fir., Mnrl Itynodt M"df..rd and H. Mnthewi If- A. Mriers nrt Mrs. J. Keefe. 'alf v( ?nn rrnn-ifro. PRESBYTERIAN GHURCH COUNTY PIONEERS 10 for sending his money out of the city and the county," continued ! "till" Dollar. '"The first is thatl the class of goods he desires can not be obtained from the home merchants; the second, that the purchase can be made more eco nomically from an out of town house. Neither excuse is a valid one. J "Thoro Is no articlq that Is need-1 ed nr wanted by a citizen of Meet-j ford which cannot he bought from the home dealer or through him. j The stocks of merchandise carried j in this city are complete. . "The fact Is, tha some people who complain that the things they want cannot be bought at home are those who think it gives them the semblance of superiority if shey ure able to boast -that their clothing was bought in San Fran cisco or that their home furnish ings were bought in Portland, Thev usually admit, however, that Med- j ford people nre acceptable as asso I dates and that Medford dollars nre i beautiful to heboid. "The other excuse, that Pur- l chases can he made more econom- Ically from an out of town house j can be exploded at any Medford I mercantile establishment. Taken from open stocks, any dealer in the Jolty will sell goods at maii-ord.-r I prices, the customer remembering ' that he is able to see and examine j the article he desires to buy; may carry it home without extra de livery charges and may also enjoy the privilege of credit accommo dation If he is worthy. Scores of storUs illustrative of the fallacy of the argument that mail-order buy ing is economical, can be cited by any .Medford dealer from his own experience. "Then why should anyone buy the goods outside of Medford county? Anything- that may ie wanted can be bought right hero, and. at prices which are no higher, and In many Instances are actually lower than mail-order quotations "Money that Is earned in Med ford should he spent In Medford. It will buy Just as fine goods and just as much goods right here as anywhere else in the world." (Copyright, 1520, Fred Mozart.) TRACE FATHER'S PATH ON Dr. Edwin P. Cleary, well-known Portland physician, now retired, left from San Krnnclseo with Mrs, Unary Saturday on the Pan ama' Pacific liner Mongolia, eh rout n to New York by way of the jPnnama canal. This is Dr. Ovary's ; first seavoyage. His father, liny. Edward 11. t Henry, D. D.. traveled west by way of the Isthmus of Panama In 1S51 and wrote a diary giving a descrip. tlon of his journey. The method of travel followed by Dr. floury In making the transit of the Isth mus in a luxurious liner will be In sharp contrast to the laborious Journey of his father 78 years ago. It was necessary then to cross thv neck of land hy a Jungle trail on mule bock alter going up the Chug res river H miles by boat from the Atlantic side. Ships wnrn then boarded at Panama for the trip up the west coast, which took a month sometimes. Orcgonian. Dr. and Mrs. Cleary are pioneer residents of Ibis county, and fr many years lived on Oriffln creek. Dr. Geary practiced In this city and Jacksonville for many years. GOLD HILL SCHOOL TO OOID HILL, Ore., Oct. 3. The Gold 1 1 lit school is now form ing an orchestra. H will he under the instruction of Mr. Holts of Medford, the school board having secured his services for the Coming year. A number of "students are practicing. In the near future the orchestra Is expected to be one of the main movements of the school. The Gold Hill school has not undertaken an orchestra for the past several years a nd since th Is year's work has started, unusual interest is being shown by the stu dents. ' Another factor Is the hearty co operate n giv-n to the- school teachers and the school board by the parents of those students en tering into the orchestra. With both beginning and ad vanced Instruction by Mr. Mods the school will soon rank among the first of Its sire In the valley In music Instruction. EAGLE POINT WOMAN HONORED ON BIRTHDAY KAfil.M POINT, Ore. Oct. . , 1'iinjlic-iil-mlii.l.Ml mid 1.1 unci .-r I iik I Plfa.nt1' KurprlHoi! Thumil.-.y uhi nl Aft.-j- n hi-i Ih nf imranny nnil , a numlier oi frlriKln .mil rHmlvin I HiiIIIIiik m-nu I'owrll olin. tliu ' nnhori-d nt the home .f .Mm. 'I' 'Jiiyi-Kry. j Chnrli-y lniri ail nml reifhr.iifd I It -yi.u lik.- your thrill iINri'il j hir ;th hli lliiluy anntvorKury. "nwUli nun him-lik r. Lilly. If Thiisp cnJoyinK th" r.flrrnniin wit',,u nl-rlalniiit nt thai ki-.-" ; Mr.. l.hna Hmlth anrt Mf.i)'"1'' puliii tlniilliix. "Thi. i!i'.mc! lUnnrh' laviK i.nr1 ami of A-lllnti.1. Mr. .Minnie Nt.rri). of near .la.-K-ronvllle. Mabel llnrnUh nml i1huki ter. I.ula Taylor and min Hilly, Hthel f'oy nnd run Ham my, ,W.-vnh Mnlmnn nml Hull daiiKhter and Mr. and Mr. t'harliy CincrnriV. Mr. Poroy Haley entertained j Saturday evenlnit In honor of .Mri.i I Weed of Medford. It helnir Mra.il,,,, Kx .Movlel.nie nndci. lli.n Weed-n l.lrthday anniversary. Th.w.!,w ,, flr ,;,W!1K , nui.t . ' rresent were Mr. nnd .Mrp, alter llergman, .Mr. and ,Mr. fcher eed, Mr. and Mm. Illrk alder and du(thler IJonn.1. Mr- of Medfin.l, -AIT irYT-! --p AN HAS BEEN RE Y all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE, the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco,' properly jjaged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted." "TOASTING, "'(the most modern step in cigarette manufacture, removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are present in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING" LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful, corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient prejudice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. 66 It No Throat Irritation-No Cough. TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dunce Orehe.it r a, every Saturday night, over ft cuasMo-coast notwoik of the 1929, Thtf American Tolmcco Co., Greene Murder :.Case Tonight at y Rial to Theatre "Th fii'ppnn Muni or CfiNf' WHS a Rfpfit munlcr niyntf-ry Hiory Mil ;ih fi;'nirivliic uietur! whWh tin- HiicV iu film form nt Ihn Ktnlto i KUi'ia-? yontwdiiy, it in fvi-n nur j Ki'h'HliK. tnnrc exciting. ; Tnc'iilnt Iihh t ) with thf I Mtrnhxc killiiiKN wliirh rctir In thf- ii ffn- fiitnily'N jhuncIiiM. A u Hilur run. hi yuiii;-r hrotlii-r iinil tlii'il thi'ir inothff urcinnlt to thf fh-ndlNh hand of an unknown nmr- 1 ilfii'r. . ! William I'ow.dl, as Pliilo Vanc, is calli-d In on the cae hy hl i . friiTjd of a .former murder mystery I i liliu . . 1 htf ( niHiy M Hi tler -t.'iisi" ) i K. .IL' .i 'alvert, the dlntr iet nttot - r neyl . W'oikintf on the ease1 witit I rowfti ih i.tiMr-im I'an.'tm. m I'oweU Is Al or der yoiu' Ilki'S. " pt omlsif to fulfill 1 "Behind Curtain," Hunt's Craterian i,.,n,i That furtain." all talk. ( ,terlnn today Tll tlirllltriK romantic inrslcry. nun Warn.r llnxt.r. I..,l Mor.m nn, lllll.ert' KmerV In fhe lending ' -ill-urn' m liarr m)W-ir--n nm --Tmiiirnrniiii Women Are ANCIENT PREJUS Legally, politically and socially woman has been emancipated from those chains which bound her. INTELLIGENCE has exploded the ridiculous theory that forced the stigma of inferiority toasting did it Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from the tobaccos. EARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against s toasted Mfri. ami h;.'irlru; such strikingly pir turet'U.uv Lack ktoii nils sin London MtrttH, I miiii'H lifiy.iiars nnl H-Inifi-K. tin; Hvof nr the l'rnian dt-s rt nnl Kan Frunrhcu'H Cliliin lown, wiili nil nf tlK-li- chui'iii'tci -istir HnutnlH iiml native (II;ici'Ih. IW'Kinnins wil h a luyKicrinuH iniiitl'i- In it London bniTixter'M of. fir-, tho nftion KWinu to India, whi'ie the toiturcd wil" f n ilorf- lirt, Wllfitii flu HUHMi:tH of 1 hi rim flitM fiorn htm 1 hi-r fiiwt hive-iiml net iMiipitii i him nn a iMiavnu t rl r iirrofiH thf d-crt. Jlow-hn cKcap'M, wlifii piif'MUf'd ty tur hursluind and h Hr-ot Ininl Yard man in nn rilrntann,, hidf !. ' . j4df in Hnn l''iim'lM'o and final- I ly f indn ha pplms- a fter a craxh intf i lliniix, makes up u picturo of ;i1.-orldnif lnli'i.l. 75 OF BUSINESS GIRLS WASH DISHES AT HOME Survey Shows Thry Wash DiMjcs One Way to Kcrp Hantls Ivrly In th worlri' Urgcst ofTiec builti Inir. in New York, a recent aurvey of busineaa girlB allowed 76 liwl home dutios, mcludiiis uuiliia to Kami. Almriut without rxreplion these huy girla miy that wutlilng din)u actually hel(i them to keep their liauda lovely and white for the ollico bexatwe they ue I.ux f n the lih an. Nmn out oi every ten asked v.aah their diahua with Lux. As Mias Klxy Slppliana, private aerretary to the vire-iriailciit of a I kt company, aayt: 1 "t fiml that 1,tix in the tlishpan keep my liaml.i looking lovely and lunar- ir-ffmnma'T-i-'irrir"-""- EAGLE POINT SCHOOL INCREASE 53 PER CENT :mIA-: I'OINT, fin-., Oct. 3. Sjici-ia I. ) W'm a i o n'oud to tin noiirii'' l h( km In In atti'iidanco in li j K ti Hihnnl, moic than that tdati'd in ih" IftKt UtiiH. Thi t:.ln in fi pi rrcnt ihMtcad of 1 j pfcct-nt. (.rant i:lnnlilimt. SAI.i:M. Ure., Oct. :i. tA) --.fJnV-ei tior I'tutt-mui, al u hearing ye icrd.'o . Ki a nt d th ext radii ton of o. I-'. IttiHMll of" Oladstuni', Oro, who l wanted in jm Aimeles on it 4 hitiKe of m.tnd Ih- fi. The K'v'inor however, at hi own fiiLKt-Ht inn. R.ivc liuHselrn attorney time In whli h to hrln huhenn cor- pns pror.-r-dtru". . of couwe In my position it Is Im portant that my hanila look dainty and well eared for. The Lux awls feel an nooihing and hlund, ami my liandn always look smoother and whiter after washing dishes than lie fore. I really like to waah (li)n fur that reason for wi t h I.ux you r hands get lieauty rare right in t he dishpan." " ' ' 7 mrmrrM j... Fre MO - v . -: ...... "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes' the, extra "toasting" process applied in the manufacture of Lucky1 Strike Cigarettes. The finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scientifically subjected to penetrating heat at minimum, 260 maximum, 300 Fahrenheit. The exact, expert regulation of such high temperatures removes impuri ties. More than a slogan, "It's Toasted" Is recognized by millions as the most modern step in cigarette manufacture. 99 N. B. C IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH N I G H TCL A S S E S CORRECT' ENGLISH The Nationally Uted Miller System of Correct English has been planned especially for busy business men and women, who wish to "brush up." A short, concise, yet complete course fn correct and cul tured speech. An exceptionally competent Instructor. Phone for more complete Information. in ainiryr anvrnTltTWQ PETllrTqtT. V E D . . '-.1 AMERICAN upon a sex. It Is Time NOW To Enroll for il .. t
