Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 04, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextM"F!TFOTT MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTECOt, FTC TP AY. OCTOBER -1, 1020. fill Vrum nil prtH of sou t hern Oro Kuti and northern CiUlfurnlii, i:kn mnl their friumls will ;athtr next wt'i'k for tin Ri-oat K;ill Kiullc which is living Mtain.l hy .lelfnnl luilKe UfiN. There will be llirei liig days of merry making at Hie Mctlford armory, October 10, II ai)il 12, anil a, sweeping inviliitinn1 lias been extended to the public , ly Kxalted Huler lien Mohler, The committees which have been working out the many detuilH of tin? frolic are: I'uicliiisliiK committee: Wllfnrd Mikrfche. Henry T'aee, Jerry Jer ome nnd Bob NihtIh. Peivtvatlnn committee: Ji. S. Cleveland. Itill Youiik. Victor Dan ulnon, I-awivnee IVnniiiRlim and , Hen TrowbridKe. I Klnunce committee: l.eon Has kins. Hoy l'ruiu. Ward 1.. Heeney. ! j Adveiiislng: Gene Wrirlit. Herb J i Crey. Ted Baker, Curl V. Teiig- ! wald. i Musk:: AYiUon AValte, AValter ; Cormony, I Dance: Herb Alford. Kverett j iiraytun, Kurt UtKesun. 1'uul Ji-n-; nliiKs. ; Check room: John Holmer. '. Ciimcs: With, Antle. Fred 1-Yy.e, i K. I. Iazey, Lt;land llrophy. r I Jtefresluneni coneeK.ii)iiH: JI. Kluhrer. Itolnnd IliiMiunl. i, ' There will be different enter- ; talnnuMit and munis each n!p1it. 1 aceoiiMiiR to Mr. Mnhler, mul some ; , exci ptionnlly ulever , . vaudevillo . skita have . been prepared.' pane- ! Iiik will be featured every nluht ' ami some of the best talent in the I j viilley will supply Hie dunce mel- ' I ody. j One of the hit? drmviiui cards on J the three Full Krolic nights will be j . the Klks bund, under the direction j lot' Wilson Waite. The Klks b:ind i-. without doubt, file outstanding ii. sir 'crKuniation in the Roguo Itiver valley today and their nolec tioiiH will muko a genuine hit with the crowds who attend thu Klks Iiul "whoopee" frolic. CLOSE SCHOOL AT! REESE CREEK FOR F O. O. ' Crum. president of Ih-a It'cul earpenter'B tin Inn. who wan Injured at the Medford I eo and S'-orugc ( ompnny by a fulling Wall hi vei ,il months jigo, and has been at Ha- 'nnuminity Hospital ever Bii- w v V.j i-fiiuived to the AYillani et'e Hospital at Salem yesterday by r-tale ecmpns'ittlon authorities for further treat men t. Mr. f'nim' waft given a send-off by a delegation '.of his many friendu us 'he wns placed on the train lust night. It la believed that he will be plai-ed In a cast until full recovery is effected, upon hU iirrfviil at the Siileni hospital. r Store No. 34 No. 31 N. Central Store No. 55 226 W. Main PsrhM)Bmi Wwmw 1 q p-mrfiTfn All the advantages of a coast-wide orgsniatjpn of more than 1200 food stores are brought to ycu at your convenient local MacMarr Store. Fresher' stocks, greater variety, lowered prices, satisfaction or money-back guarantee and court eous service from professional food merchants. These advantaf;3S are yours here and NOW! Use them to the fullest! Savings All Day Saturday and Monday at Both MacMarr Stores MarMaw Firm Our Hard Wheat Flour is especially IVActllVlctri 1 lUUf milled for the MacMarr stores to' please you. 49-lb. bag ... $1.83 Bbl $7.37 Jell Well Makes a delicious dessert. All flavors. 4pkgs 25c ioney Choice Comb Honey Tomatoes No. 10 can; note tin; low prii p K Each . . . .19cy Pancake Flour Sperry's Quality No. 10 sack 59C 49c Cake Flour Van Camp's Sauer Kraut No. 2'j cans 2 cans 29C Swaiisduwn, Jari- ki?. ... h r Milk TALL Libby's Quality 6 cans 49C 35c h Corn 3 cans .....55C Golden Bantam.. Reg. 25c value Tea Lijifons Ortmgi' IV-koo, AGLs VL-11'. '-fui. blai-k .uv' Cocoa Motlu-r's best 2-11). ran' Cabbage Fancy solid heads. A local product. Pound 3c Onions local Choice selected 5 pounds.. .14C 25c Mayonnaise Nally's Best. .Full pint size. . Each. 29c MACMARR COFEE-FRESH ROASTED SPECIAL BLEND SUPREME BLEND Guaranteed to Please Pound.. 47C 3 pounds $1 .39 Pound . . 39C 3 pounds 1. 10 Orders over $4.00 delivered Free except sacks of sugar. September- was a record forotik Iiik dry month in tho history of the Jlodford wanther DtatUVn, as no moisture fell duriUK .that mouth, j itecordlti!; to tho following monthly i meteorological notea Juat complct-1 ed by W. .1. Hutchison, govern-: ineut meteorologist in charge of that station: "The month was notable by the livevalanco of smoke from iiinner- ioiih forest fires. ' There were two j periods of ront In nous amok iljess, I the first beginning on the 0th and I clearing away on the 21st; tho sec ond 'period began on the 24 ill and leaded on the 2Sth. During tlie.se I smoky days there were limes when the visibility was limited to limn 1 feet and flying conditions at the local airport were considered very hazardous. "Since the beginning of the .weather bureau records in mil, there has never been a month of : September without a measurable amount of precipitation until this year. With tile exception of a trace of lain recorded on the 2iilh, the past month was entirely with out moisture. 'I'he dryesl Septem 1 uer of record in previous years was In 1IM5 when 0.(K! of .an inch of rain fell during the month. "The mean sea level pressure for the month was 2!.!U inches; the highest pressure, ;(1.12 Inches, was recorded on the 2Sth; the lowest occurred on the Will and was 29.U' . inches, making u mont'hly range in pressure of OAS inch. ! "Tho highest temperature re corded was 9ti degrees on tho I'.lth, and the lowest 31 degrees on the 2Sth. The average monthly tem perature was (11.4 degrees and was ! slightly below tho normal for Sep tember. A period of warm weather occurred about tho middle of the month, beginning on the lOth'nnd i ending on the IKth, with a maxi mum temperature of degrees. I "No measurablo amount of pre clpiatlon fell during September and ,the resulting deficiency was 0.52 inch. The lack of moisture has i hud u rather unsatisfactory effect oil somo activities, hut as far as I can he determined the forest fire Isltuutinn mid drying ranges are tile ; only ones seriously affected. " Tho following is the monthly . QIIIIIIUUI ) . EVER QUARANTINE Tho i';ihh of tho iltKeabo may con lliuio only for a few dnya, but tho noo mid throat discharges will rr ma In infiu'tlve for many days. Kvimi miltl uttiU'kH often norma-m-ntly injure tho kfdnoyy and immtinizuticn of all children in thu hot prevt'tiiiw. according to Dr. HolVuin. (inula ntino for tho dl ticawe always lasts at least 'AO days. DENIAL SOCIETY MEETS P. : ' es expected that the finals will played Saturday, October 18..' J There will be two lights of 16 s holes each. - ....... J 1 i Dale I 1 ! 2 V:z G fi ,7 I s I ,1" U:..-. 12,... ,13 Ill i IS j Hi 117 ..... 111 20 Temperature Character Max. Mill. Mean, of day .... "7 47 2 .... 82 44 fi:i .... S ,4:t 4 S7 4ii fi S5 4R Co .... sr. 4fi Cfi .... S3 '41 02 xs nn C4 S9 41 05 !I2 12 II" !'2 41 , S 9(i 41 70 .... 94 40 70 92 18 70 ..... 90 42 liii ! 40 72 SO 48 07 .. X4 42 OS H9 r.i 51 54 08 OS 88 71 09 09 7!i 70 77 73 Max. 81.0. 40 34 31 41 33 31 41 32 31 33 30 Mill. 41. Clear Clear P. Cdy. P. Cdy. Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear . P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear i;leifr Clear Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Mean, 01.4. RENEW EFFORTS I With 'a Hluady accumulation of work- crowding Itself onto tho cal- 1 t-ndar of the local JiuslncHH and I'rofosflunal womcn'K club, that ui eiinlalioii look Htnpa ycHtcrday 1o dlfpofo of It oh nulclcly and of fei'tlwly nn poHslblc. Tho club i wl'l hold weekly HinchcoiiB every Thurpday noon at the Hotel Hol ; land, ho that the numberH will Im I kept In Clowe contact with each other, and nrohleniH may be han dle! more speedily. That the proyn-HH tho proHonl ! Modford chibt which has boon orfniniwd only' a year and a half, has made dutiiiK that time, In an Inspiration to the entire Mtuto fede i ration, wuf n Btatenipnt made by ! Past Htatc President Mozcllo Hair, j who wns pu"t at the first weekly; luncheon held yoMerday. Jliws Hair wnn hr-vc In tho in - j -ret of cKlablliHliIng the 12 weeks ixif-nMlon euursc In 20th century ' KuKlbdi and American literature, which wan opened at tho Junior i hiu-h school nt seven o'clock la I nlirht. The b-vtures will bo plven ' l.y I'rofeMHor Collins of the tJniver nity of Oregon. .MInm Hair returtud to her pout ai head of the exten sion department at UuKcne, this morning. Uccause of a small outbreak of scarlet fever, the Hecs Creek rural school was ordered closed yesterday until October 14 by tho hoard of education of that district. Imtuity at the county health unit t(;duy revealed that four students vre stricken and that parents of other children attending the school became frlRhtcned and refrained from sending their children to classes. .1,M'. Kniily riolcoin, county medi cal director, explained this after noon that scarlet fever is much less of a problem and would not necessitate the closing of school if given systematic administration. Cases developing In the school rooms should be reported as soon as possible to health unit head quarters, said IV. Unicorn, and the remaining students In the room will then be placed under careful watch for the next seven days to determine whether others had been exponed. A Popular Product in Southern Oregon Among the most popular brands of flour In Medford. with house wives and chefs. Is l-'lsher's Uleud, "that ever reliable bake day com panion," made, from choicest wheat and Kuarautecd. Tho trade-mark of a colored chef with tho words "ltlend's Mah Friend" is well known everywhere. The Mall Tribune starts a sched ule for Kisher's Hlend flour in this issue. The company operates the radio station KO.MO at Seattle which Is a popular one with tho people of southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. K. CI. J-awrence of Portland, representatives of the F It-he r Flour Mills, have attended the county fair hero for years ami made, the celebrated scones from this popular flour that wero so highly relished by thousands of people. The SoHtln'in Oropon Dental so ciety will hold a district confer enco In (irantH Puns tomorrow. There will be bridge and golf starl ing ut 2:30. followed by dinner at Hotel WA Rogue ut 6:110 o'clock. The social program of the con ference will be In charge of Mesdames Klliott, Johusou and Huberts. Members of tho society from all parts of southern Oregon have sig nified their Intention of intending tho conference and plans are being made to care lor tho crowd which is expected. 4 TO ENJOY FISHING i ENTER BEFORE OCI. 14: The entries for tbc woman's Rolf tourney must be filed on or before Monday, October 14, and the quali fying rounds will he played Tuch iday. October 15. Match play will shirt Wednesday, October pi, and "We can't seem to stay away from Medford," said Supreme ' Court .lustlco ?ohn I. Rami, who : with H. 1 1, ltelt, also of tho su premo court and Oeorgo Putnam, , publisher of the Salem Capitol Journal got off the train this noon, and were met by4 Colonel E. K. Kelly, president of tha Southern Oregon liar association. Thu visitors with Colonel Kelly and A. K. Renmes. had luncheon' at the Hotel Medford this noon, after which they left for Kelly ' Islam! to fish over tho week end. Justice Relt said that they were treated so well during the recent State Par association here that it didn't take much persuasion to get them to come down for an outing, even If they had been home less than a week., Thut they would never forget the hospitality of Medford people, was voiced by both Justices.' , --.l (w in bnskrt. It very f t C7. Q Z I li Ti I : ' - v ' hih mi CotoiAiM ml Gmt- i&Iwi 1 ioh..f ihrw.tCTh..h f u-tTira1lVJW' fl v 1 1 .... I ... .yM&i- n y rT in mr ' In nil of our stores October 5 to 12 is "Max- i.muM fffpf Wpfk" hplrl for the DurnOSC of acquainting additional thousands with the far superior quality, economy and dcliciousncss of Max-i.-'muM Coffee. There is no better coffee packed in vacuum tins. In fact, there are few as good. We can prove this statement in tho nm nn vmir tnhl . Ruv a ran of MaX-K ' - i.iv. .Uf vr. J " - . . , ' j ' II1U1V1 Utll UlVT tkaUAJIUIll W HIV- iw,pv(,iv above, scent its delicious aroma and taste its mellow-rich, satisfying flavor. ' We wiD abide by your verdict-weJoiow you will like it-because it is "just what the name im plies", the maximum in coffee goodness. Try it this week. FEATURED ALL NEXT WEEK 1 pound 51c 2 pounds $1,00 4 pounds 7-it. - $1.97 Saturday and Monday Safeway Savings Pineapple Highway. Dolo quality, broken slices. Tasty ; these , delicious pieces from the King of Fruits. Largo No. 22 cans. 73 c Sugar Olives Pure cane fino granulated. 10 lbs.. 59c Black Beauty extra largo fancy ripe olives, tho supremo r 0 1 i s h 1-lb, . cans. cans Corn cans 49 c Soup .Campbell's or Van Camp's. Has the full to mato flavor for a tasty dish. MAX-I-MUM extra qual ity shoe peg variety. Has that almost fresh flavor. Try a can today. No. 2 cans. Peas MAX-I-MUM extra qual ity small peas. Sweet and tendor. No. 2 cans. cans 25c 3 cans 59c 3 Honey Fancy . quality selected honey.. Wonderful on pancakes and waffles. 0-lb. pail. . " Each ..............69C Cheese Kraft, the national qual ity cheese for sandwiches and lunches. lb. pkg. American, Brick, Pimonto or lvecta. " hi. 1 3 1 cans 63c 2 pkgs. 45c Flour Lion brand. Milled entirely from Klamath wheat. Blended to satisfy the needs of tho average housewife. Hams 49 -lb. bag $1.59 Swift's Premium. The extra euro in curing: these wonderful hams makes for a flavor that is unsurpassed. Oleomargarine Nucoa. One of the Best Foods, highest quality. ' Both nouridhing and nutritious. Pound 33c 2 pounds 43c SET CANRELD DAMAGE TRIAL FOR NEXT WEEK Thu civil Bi t:iin ill Julia Ciinflrlil illinium the Talent Irrigation IJls ! irlct for monoy, clHlined In bo du 1 for (liininKin rcmillliiK from iiecii- I ace from an Irrlitation canal, l j j ni'licdiiled to licRln next Weilnea I lny In clrcnt court and continue .for two dayn. The mim of $1200, I Ik nouvht for Kcncral damaitcs and 1 :.V'I0 for special d.imnnoii. The aum of tt:iiv n aouglit for damage done by aeopage to tw and one-i(uartcr arreg of alfulfn near Talent and $100 for damage done to aoil byl utandlnn water. The ault wax filed Soap Quaker White Wonder. Oregon made laundry soap. 10 Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles. Quick cooking. Made with milk. bars 34c 2 Fig Bars Whole whoat or plain. A tasty cookie for the lunch' pail. Cleaner Sunbrite, the double ac. tion oleaner. Cleans and brightens. pkgs. 25c 2 ibs 25c 4 cans 19c 1 Sweet Potatoes Smooth, medium size. Ex cellent flavor. Squash Danish Variety. Individ ual size. Just right for two. Celery Well bleached stalk. Fresh Oregon Celery. Tokay Grapes Fine, full flavored and well colorod Tckays. pounds 24c 3 14c 2 for.. ( j'July 13, 1928.