Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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AN OLD FLAME OFswSiOHMBEIlllECEIVB REV. RANDALL HAS SCOTTISH MASONSj FRUIT SHIPMENTS
PANTAGES EORMERsgiiiFIRST ANSWERS TO BIG MILEAGE FOR REUNION OCT. 211 NEAR 3900: CARS
A U L I II L M I Miinn nnnni iirio Jl U nl All I LTTLDl MICTIfiMAnu llfnni i
LUUnL IlLOIULH JVIA T U f MUulJllIilu L LLI ILhd IfllOOIUIIfllW VVUIr
Los Ancolcs oaoora ronort th.it
Kute Rockwell, onco "Queen f
the Arctic," Is haunting the trl-l ,
Of Alexandor Pantagos, theatrical j
nuignntc mid iiiulti-millionulro.
Kale Kockwoll lived In this city.' Jn tho intercut of firo proven
ln tho days following tho "boom." tlon throughout this part of tho
Klio operated a lodging houso, on 1 country Mayor A. W. PIpcB lato
Main street. Many Alaska sour- yesterday issued tho following
doughs .living here then knew her i proclamation:
In tho north. They also kucw The fire loss of our nation In
nntnges In Dawson. They knew lies almost reached tho stupen
qf tho romance between tho two. ! Units flguro of O.NIO-IIAI.K JflL-;
and wondor If Kuto Kockwoll IhImo.V JJ01.I..A ItH, and that of (ho
In Jyos Angeles to sympathize wlt'n. ! Htate of Oregon almost KliVJO.V
pr. gloat over tho predicament of;. MILLION' DOLLAIiS. The loss;
her former ardent admirer. They for the first nine months of the!
purled In bitterness. Kate rtuelt-j present year In Die .State of Ore-
well was In ordinary circumstances. Bun have been' enormous and!
Vantages was favored with for-j when final calculations are In I
ftino. i may set a record year. Kullyj
7 Kato Rockwell, during her resl- j seventy-five tier cent of this loss'
tfcinco hero, was a lover of horse-iH attrlluiloU to carelessness. j
Hack riding, and was lrequenuy .n- tho purpose of awakening
Keen on business streets, on herj the people to a nimo diligent el
snow whlto mount. ' furt In the prevention of tills tr'c-
f After slating that Kate Rockwell . mendous economic loss, a week has
'Any bo called as a witness, Ihejm..,.,, H,.t Kile for special obsorv
press dispatch outlines tho vivid am of fire hazards and to aru'usc
jpreor of Kate on the Yukon, and a li,.,.,,,. interest for tho proven
continues: i tlon of devastating fires.
i 'I'antagos, then 18 years ..old. ,v proelamatlon, the President
'-yent Into Alaska with a pick and;of ,, xrnlrocl mates, has deslgna
hovcl. Ho quickly changed to a tcil th'o week of October Olh to
barkeeper's apron and later Ire bcljn, inolusive, as Klro I'rovention
came the premiere snowman " , Week. I
Alaska with scots at 12.50 gold Heiievlnc Hint every effort pos
.dusl preferred. Kate Itockwcll had u.u , tln pu-veulion should bo
Hn Interest In tho ventures. It w.is ,)llt ri)1.th uy ollr pi.0ple. and
aid. , realizing the importance of m-.
Fortune Made operation upon our part with the
J After tho Klondike ruh. Pan- leadership of our President, for:
loges went to Seattle and opened 1(, eMMt..v. n ot nfo anj prop-j
a show house there. Ho soon ; t,,., v j
liecBine a millionaire, with theaters ,' A . pipes, Mayor of thoi
In a score of cities. Kate lloek-; rlV nf j,,.,,,,., proclaim thai
yell went to Hend. Ore., to live. ; W1,,.k ,lf 0,.,01(,,. Clh t0 nH
"And while Pontages was fnni 'd yin prevention Week and caill
for nis vauuevinc iiiii-iosis u. ........ ,, ,no people of Medford nnd;
miortlng. acjtvlllcs. Kale Hoakwrll ; ,.enl: Southern Oregon, to unlto!
had become "Aunt Kate- to , th"j'm oi,K(.rvnnce of this season, to!
jfeoplo of Itcnd. Today she Is a I thl. ,.m iat the file scourge may!
yomnn In heR fifth s, lall, medium 1 , ,.KHei,ed in tho succeeding
Ittondo nnd her face lined, but Iru' y,.n,.Hj
llguro erect. There Is lhlle In her ' A w vil'IM, I
appearance to Indicate the rigors i . .Mayor of Alodford.
of her early llfo. -' : i
"Bho has been a resident of On- Illinois Mils yt produced the!
trl Oregon for 20 years. She h is j largest crop of p ai lies on rec
homcsteaded In the desert eouu- , onl mid .l.l'OG.noo bushels agulAstj
tryj. volunteered for nnrve duty hi ' litt -enr's a DO.
YOUR
cases of. contagious dlscaso and is
known througliuut tho Oregon
country as one whu never refuaed
a supplicant for nolo or charity.
Kato left Bend last Saturday !
bound for Lot Angeles, llor uur
poso In coming horo, tho district I
attorney Indicated, was vindictive."
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MEDFORD, OCT. 9th,
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Two Interesting answers have
been received by the Medford
Chamber of Commerce In answer
to air mall greetings and un In
vitation to tho dedication of the
Medford airport next. July, . sent
out by tho chamber upon ' tho
first air mall flight from tho now
airport last Wednesday.
Ono written by Guy Toombs,
manager, of tho Davenport hotel
at Spokane, Wash. Is as follows.
Thank you for reminding us of
the dedication of the new Medford,
.Municipal airport, scheduled for
July 3 to 5. 19.10, and for your;
.cordial invitation to attend the.
celebration.
J the people of Medford and
Spokane are good friends and'
helpful neighbors. I feel confident:
that'Our city umt district wilt send,
a large and ropresentatlvo dele- 1
gallon to assist your organization
to makd the festival one that will i
ho remembered long by thoso that !
have tho prlvilego and pleasure,
of participating in it. I
Coopcrution and coordination,!
such as you seem to have in yuur j
oiiloi'priHlug city nnd throughout
the Kogue Ttiver Valley, aro bound j
to spell success for you In caul-1
tnl letters. IJko your natural j
resources, your publicity of today, t
Is suro to bo the currency of to
morrow. Pleuse keep us In touch
with your good work.
The other written by I C. l.an
secretary of the Forest drove.
1'humber of Commerce. Is as fol- .
lows:
Forest Grove, Oregon, sends
you and Medford most coiutul
greetings In acknowledgement of;
your first flight letter October 2.
11129. Medford has always been J
'on the mirfi' and here's to you for;
inor&'niid more of the same. '
" OAKLAND, Cat., Oct. 5. (') !
MIhh henf Sutherland, :!), of Cat- j
nary, Canada, . whh arfen1'd by
iminlKi'allon nut hoi ll iiH on a
ehai'K" of ovcrHlayliiK her leave In :
thlH eninitiy. The younjc woman,'
who hhM ahe whh ahmit to heeuine .
u mother, declared the father of s
hor unborn child hail ro ported her
In an nff.ii'l to fivntil Mini-rvloL' ber f
i lip'!
mill !
$2980 Complete
$18900 completo
TTtTTiTTyrE, .TVfKDFORD,
Itev. D. D. Ilnndnll of Medford,
: inisslonuiy of .the American Sun
day Hcliool union for the south-
I west counties of, Oregon, ill mnk-
j lug Ills yearly report of tho mls
'slonary work doliu by him In
giving gospel caret to the 5(1 com
munities he Is now s 'l vlng, shows
he has traveled ll.uSu miles, vis
ited several hundred families 111
their homes, preached 200 ser
mons, distributed 7S(i lilbles, Tes
taments nnd gospels, held seven
group gnlhei Iniis' and eight dally
vacation ruble schools.
Mr. ltalidall has also organized
prayer meelliigS young people's'
societies, teacher training classes
and conducted evangelistic meet-;
lugs In these outlying districts
where In many instances ho In;
the only Christian worker visit
ing the coinniunlly. Thcro are,;
us a result of (he year's nils-'
slonnry efforts )7r, what Is re-!
gardrd as hopeful conversions; ;
ninny of the converts uniting with'
the churches of their choice. i
Tile American Sunduy School
union lias been doing homo inls-!
slonnry work along the olhcrwlsn:
unreached parts of the I'nlted
States for 112 years. It is the
oldest Sunday school agency In
the western hemisphere doing a.
rural home missionary work that.
Is not being done by any other;
organization in America.
Tile work of lhistsocicty is of
the pioneering typo and union
character, working with people
"f all protestant ' denominations
in the outlying districts.
During the past year 28 church-
es or different denominations have !
grown out of this work in the'
fulled States.
STot'K holm fp) -Annual tiS- j
ures on tho SwedFsh' niereantlle
fleet mUow a Ki'ims Ineome of $7S,- I
300.0(1(1. of with h Sfi.t; iMM-eent was I
eartn-d In fun-lk'n trade. The fleet j
eoiialHtM of ;t ve.HMi-l totalintr i
1 .Ti7 I . tons, the eaparlty belnu';
I'.'t'i.iMMi tuiiH more than In 1IU3.
A sunriower look rout and mn-
lured In the trunk of a eotton- f
wood , tree ,tr feet above th
Lrronnil at I'mnerny.' Ohio,
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OKEGQX, SUNDAY, OCTOBER G. 102n.
Scottish Kite .Masons will as-! f t,e present rate of fruit
soluble In this city on October j shipments continues, season shlp
21. 22 and 23 for unuther large j incuts will have a total of at least
reutiou. similar to that hold lulSdOO cars, said J. C Carle of the
Medford prior to tho Khrlno cere-1
i monlal last spring. This full the
members of; Siskiyou - 1-odgo of' has been passed and to dato over!
; Perfection hero are making plansj 2700 cars have been shipped to!
i for an even more successful affair oastern markets. Including 235 J
! than the reunion of last May endjears of pears and 37 enrs of np-;
an extensive program of enter-1 Plea shipped last week. Thai
. tainmcnt for visiting Scottish Jtite !
Masons will be carried out. . '
The fall reunion -hero will pre-1
pure n number of candidates for
or 1
i-
the llillall Shlinc ceremonial
Marshrield on tho 2Gth of Octo
ber. Tho Scottish Itito 'degrees.
from the third to- thirty-second
will be conferred by teams of
Sisklyuu Ixitlu of J'epfoctlon of :
Mod ford, the t'hupler JIonc CFnlx :
of .Miirliftfld und tho Council uf
Kndosk nnd Consistory of Kueno. ,
Tho S-uttlh Kite reunion ban- ,
f(iiftM and deKre'o work will bo
ho'd In (ho iMnsunic icmplo of
thlH city.
PHOENIX-TALENT
10 BOIL WATER
As a matter of preeuutiun. resl
dentH of the district In und around
Talent and IMioenJx are advised
by county lieulth authoritien to
boil water from w1Ih before drink
lug or obtain water from other ,
sources as a preventive measure j
nun in st the possible spread of ty-:
phold fevert two or more caes i
having been traced to tlyit dis-!
trit. The water may also be
chlorinated to bring about Bafc
drinking.
One case. W. Itlaekbain. traced
from that distriet, is now In the
Haired I leart hospital and last
nljrht he was reported in a seri
ous eonditlon. Kanelicrs and
others are also advised to pav
Neei:il attention to sanitary cou
ilitiotiM about their places.
TillaiiinoL lllti .-Rchool Kynina.
slum connidcralily linprpvctl tlurliiK
recent montliH.
$17800 Compieto
Radios
$159-00
Complete
Southern Pacific company last!
night.' The peak nf the season
Winter Nelis pears are now being
picked and constituto a fairly
good share of the pear crop.
RARE OLD LACES AND
FILL TREASURE CHEST
When Pirates bold In days of oldo ,
-Killed their cheat h with treuMireH '
Thry threw in rucks and junk'
and old , j
In IndlML'i'iiulnuto meusures. j
Jtut when St. Ann's Altar ho- j
rlety of Medford deeido to fill j
wui-h a IreuHiire box, they not only.;
Keieet nnp nf unUNlial bonulv ill
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itself, but plan for 11 year ahead
of time, what shall go Into it.
One is being filled and will ap
pear ill a window oil .Main Street
in the near future, as a feature
attraction of the annual bazaar
whi'h will take place In the util
Catholic church building 011 South
Oakdalc, November 21. 22 and 23.
Jtare old laces handed down
from great-gradnmother's day will
soon be woven Into some pieces
model garments purchased from
Paris. London and -New York will
comprise othor . contents. 32x
nulsito creaflons from tho hands
of foreign ns well as local do
signers will make tills year's chest
the very finest ever offered by
St. Ann's Allur society.
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
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te.:.MfflTs,:j
Ilrowiisville ltoads ill this ter
ritory will bo graveled lu uuar future
Don't Worry
About Wearing
Plates
Provided you conic here and
Kct the rlKht kind. Well-niado
plates will iierform all of the
fiinctlonH of natural teeth
when acientiflcnlly construct
ed. To get Hie very heat re
buIIb you must cousult a spo
ciiillsl. I offer you my serv
ices along this line, knowing
that you cannot secure better
work anywhere.
Dr. I. H. Gove
235 E. Main St., Medford, Ore.
Office Phone 872-J
Retldence Phone 763-J
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Pood Is Better"
At the Medford
'WE SELL HAPPINESS"