Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPOTE TWO MTUDTOftD MftTTJ TftTBTJNE, MEDFOftT), 01. MOXDAY. OOTOBfift 7. "1029. V T.ocal and J 'Personal . ' The federal o'oiM party and their horn, -who went the week end with & trip to Creaoent City and return, leavinx here Saturday it 11 . m. for the ocean and arriving back about 7 o'clock lut nlKht, report having had a very enjoyable out inc. Crescent City win reached Hnturday at 4 p. m., and on Hun dny morning the puny motored down to the Klamath river to tuke In the aalmun Ashing there, rotuin iwf to Crescent City yosturdny noon. If tn need of a drosa pattern, don't forget you can get them for llio at the Medfonl Dry Cloods Notion Store, 221! West Main. 200 Mr. and Mr. W, K. Venl, who have been spending tho Pnst ' few days In Portland on a visit, will reutrn homo tomorrow with Mrs. Hose Klfert, who has been In tho northern city tor. tho past three weeks. ',, , . There's ho need for you to Krone for words when called upon to make a speech. Knroll at the Hertford Business ColIeRe for night classi'S in Correct ICngllsh. 201 Supreme Court Justices John I.. Rund and H. H. .Uelt. and ueorg' Putnam, publisher, of the Salem Capital Journal, left by train h.sl nliiht for their homes In Knlem, after- spending the week end here nnd at Kelly iBlond, with coionei E. K. Kelly, .A. JJ. Reames, John S. Orth and others. . 500,000 feet of cheap - lumber. Special at' Medford dumber Co. tf Quests from a dlstnnco at Med ford hotels Includo Wm. J.lndley of Lexington. Ohio, A. II. Conner of WashlnElon. . C Mrs. 8. II. Reeshlev of Atchison. Kons.. Mm. K. Magrllder Of Cleveland. Ohio. Mrs. C. A. McNerney of Vancouver. U.' C-Charles Kuhn of Now West mlnsier. B. C, llobert McCoffrce Of noise. Ida., arid Mr. and Mrs. j: ll.'l.yon of centrnlla. Mo. Wemstltching, pleotlng, pleating, button making and hose mending Handicraft Shop. I57tf Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mason mient yesterdoy at Prespect -visiting with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, AV. W. Dlnklns. I will sell the modern B-room furnished houso at 629 South Orape for J3000 cash or terms. C, A. DeVoe. 'O5" The Oregon Dally Emerald, stu dent publication at the University of Oregon, started off the school year with an eight-column edition. It has formerly been but seven col umns. The paper Is edited by Ar thur Schoenl of Medford, with Vin ton Hall, 1 Jikevicw, as manugln,? editor. Wanted. 25 or 30 more women. Steady work for tho next several weeks. Bogley Canning Co., Ash land. 19 George Laldloy. who went on a deer hunt in tho Elk Creek district, is suld to have succeeded In shoot ing the head off a coyote. Saturday night. Now Is thoHlme to have your winter coat repaired. See V. W. Uartlott, furrier and taxidermist at ,16 North Fir. . J" ; If present progress continue, minor details remaining unflnlshd at tho municipal airport will he completed this Week and the Pa cific Air Transport offices will he moved there next Saturday. From that 'time on, alr-mall ships will make -regular stops at tho new field. ' Closing out screen doors at Med ford Lumber Co. tf A building permit was Issued to day by the otty tn John Hpnrkmnn to remodel n dwelling at 3 lit ljnven street, at a cost of $200. . . Runners .removed and snags worked bank In hose, silk undor- wear, golf sox, sweaters, etc. Han dicraft Shop. H,7tf Motorists nro warned by state traffic officers that caution" must ho need when driving on paving 'because of the slippery condition aaused by ruin. The pavement is mniln exceptionally Bllpppery due to - the collection of grease and nil that fell from passing motor cars during the post summer. When this oil Is washed away, the high way Is expeclod to ho In a mucii safer condition. Corona and Smith typewriter. Typewriter Exchange. Phone 136 J. ItlStf' Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Gates and Floyd Hush returned last night from Seattle and Portland, where they had spent the pnst few days on 'business and pleasure. Sportsmen, snve your trophies this year. Bring them to F. W. Hnrtlott, furrier and taxidermist M 15' North Fir street. ins f It's all in Knowing How Two fenerations of ex perience in the baking business is one of the fundamental -r e a s on for the unparalleled popularity of Fluhrer's Milk Bread. Callfurnluna registered at .Med ford hotels Include w. H. Hurr of I'Os Angeles, A. H. Hills of Pled mont. .Mr. und .Mrs. C. O. .Mathews of Areata, Mrs. Mlldren .Mills of 1'ermlule, Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Hco'. to. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Warner of Han Francisco. H. U. Walker and W. H. Bowman of Keddlng, Kay Williams of Merced, Curl Itrowa of Ited Hluff und J. C. Atkinson of Santa liurlmra. Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 424 Med ford Bldg. Tel. 1181. tf Miss Alice Welsh and Miss Dor othy i'ntemore of Prospect spent tho week end In Medford visiting local friends. Miss Potemnre is .1 teacher In the Prospect school. itogue niver Dehydrator will commence operations Wednesday morning, Oct. 9, under the old man agement. E. Ileelby. Ilia A divorce complaint was filed In circuit court today by Margie Ra mus against William Ramus, on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The ootiple were mnr rlod at Moro,.Ore., October 5, ISO.',. Corona: adding 'machines, S00. Froe trial. Phono Biermn, 13113. 1 9Stf Official 'notice of authority to pay Lane county the sum of $116. 750.71 for Oregon & California li,nd grant taxes this year hos been re ceived by the county court of Jjtne county. This Is the largest amount to be received by that county for thls tax slnco the Oregon & Cali fornia lands were restored to the county tax rolls three yenrs ago. Funernl sprays and cut flower. Samueison's Flower Onrden. 208 W. H. Bnlllle. superintendent of the Oregon State Training school at Woodburn, arrived In the city last night to speak at tho county teachers' institute. ' Speclul on plaster board at Med ford Lumber Co. tf Mat Ituuer. supervisor of the Plg gly Wlggly store, left Saturday for Portland, where he will spend the next few days on business, return ing here Wednesday. Wanted 2fi or 30 more women. Steady work for the next sever.tl weeks, liagley Cunning Co., Ash land. i'JS Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mader of C'entralla and Mrs. H. P. Cram of llrlnnon are visitors In Medford from Washington stale. Hurry! It's getting cold. We sell Curbon Briquets for $17.50 per ton. Best ' b r 1 q u e t ohtuln&blo. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. C31. If Only one relative of Francis nnd Leltoy 'Johnson, young boys whose father was burned to death by gus ollno last week, has been fouirl, according to Miss l.llllan Roberts, county Red Cross executive, today. That relative, an uncle, Joe tlai' rett, resides in Riverside, Cnl. He sentn telegram to the boys today, inquiring for information. Wanted At once, packers. 'Pin nacle Packing Co. 193tf Earl Grove and Harry Hunsen spent the week end mear Buck creek in search of the wily nnl molB that won that section of the country Us name. $5.00 per load, summer -price still on, Medford - made factory blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 187tt Bounty warrants were Issued it tho county clerk's office today to Raymond Mayfleld of Beagle, one coyote, and to (leorgo Lnltlley of Medford, one coyote. Buy them now, factory blocks $ per load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. C3I. 187tf Among the Klamath Falls resi dents registered ( local hotels, the most of whom arrived yesterday, are Dr. and Mrs. E. Dletsoh, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Manning, (1. rt. Newsonv, E. O. Drlscoll, A. X. Croup. Fred Blester, Dr. A. A. and Kvn E. S.iule. Mndford-mnde factory blocks now $5 per load, clean and dry. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031.- 1 S"tf An ordlnnnce requiring taxlcsh drivers to remain Inside their mi dlines except when waiting on a patron or answering the telephone, was passed by the city council of 'Portland lost week, nnd became effective Immediately. flet those f o n d a r n and nuto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. rhono418. tf Miss Katie o'Rourke. employee of the Maying company here, re lumed to Medford last night after a week's visit ot her home in Van couver, Wash. Freo shampoo Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., with marcel or finger wave. $1.00. phone 57. Bowman Barber nnd Beauty Shoppe. 215 Motorists should have regard for the wild creatures on the high ways. The crushed bodies of rab bits and birds niny be seen along the highways now. The sinnll ani mals ore nstlr more at night. They are often blinded by machine headlights and pause for Just a moment, which means death. No! driver Is expected It) endanger his own life or the lives of other per sons by swerves or stop to avoid hitting an nnlmnl In the road, but he should not wantonly run down ii wild crenture when he can avoid doing so. Ashlnml Tidings. Best Cnrbon Briquets. $17. 60 per ton. We save you $5.60 per ton. Medford Fuol Co. Tel. 831 tf A total Of SU people were given employment last week by the local brnnrh of the t'nlted Slates free employment bureau, according to Manager Chris tlott licit, who re. ported lodny that the labor situa tion Is fairly well balanced. The picking of apples nnd Winter Nells pears is the main source of work at the-'present lime. Best carbon briquets. $17.10 per to. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. Ml. J7tf a. A. York of Clnrn City. Bin., nnd R. W. Smith of South English, la., were among the motorists from n distance who registered to day nt the local branch of the out of state auto registration hu renu. $17. SO per ton now cnrbon briquets same as you pnld $20.00 for before. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. (91. tf Mr. and Mrs. John Fluhrer re turned Saturday from a several days' trip to Chlloquln and points north, where they visited friends. I.et roe write your fire Insurance, Pari Y. Tengwald, Hotel Medford rhone $. tf Avlutlon activity ill the Pacific northwest has so Increased in the last few months thut the depart ment of commerce, has added u second aeronautical inspector - to the Oregon-Wushfngton district, and divided tho district into two units with headquarters In Port land und Seuttle. Wilbur B. Wright, who has bcon aeronautical Inspector for both states, with headquarters In Portland! has been notified that the change had been confirmed. Frunk Knight has been transferred from the Los Angeles district to become Inspector for Washington, Mr. Wright said. Tho 81. Ann's Altar society will hold a food sale in Weeks & Orr's store, Saturday, Oct. 12. ' William Bauer and Ellon Graves of .Medford left this morning for a. logging camp at Fort Bragg, Cali fornia where they expect to i-omalu for un indefinite time. Our first .carload of Royal Coil will arrive in Medford very soon. This is the best quality coal mln.-d In the state of Utah or the north west and It Is our wish to have you The ban thut has been In erfe.t against rubbish burning In Med ford for some tlioe, because of dry weather, ,was lifted today by Klre . Chief Roy Elliott; following 'ffle ur-' 1 " . - . . . '1 ".!' . I ... r. a. CVY Krtrd (iuy, a i-bHident v. .uml.wu mi,, -anu msi ,.f '.. ,1 li t. fjLf 11 .... -i Oynne'H Dunce at Dreamlanl. Wed, and Snt'. AdmiflHlun 50c. U04 The 1'huenlx unit or the Jackson County Health aHHOclation will nip't TuMday at 2 p. m. at the Prewby terlan church of Phoenix, continu ing with the regular bunlneaa. HpraKUe Uelgel of Keattle, for merly of Medford and Gold Hill, in viKltinjf frlendB In the city and val ley. Prague drove, down In hU new Chevrolet. A vlwltop at the Medford Airport yeHterday was J. KeRi'leti of Port land, ' head of the First. Nation il FlyinR System, developing a new type HLudent airplane. Mr. Kiv'-j Kroa arrived here in one. of thoj type HhlpH, piloted by li. H. Smith. it deniKner. The airplane w-ih flown here from Oakland, Cnl., la; three houm nnd 40 minutes, uhImI fivfr gallons of' RaHoline per hop.' ed to be much - Jens thnn that f-f automobiles. Mr. and Mrn. William'' House left ypMterdny !fwf. their home1. In Cilcn dale, Cnl., following a Wort visit in Medford. while en route from Seattle. '. .-, ELKS TAKE COPGO HOUR FOR FROLIC Tomorrow evening.' between the hours of 9 and 10, the unual C'o:o nn KMtfD will he .changed to Elks' hur, and members of Mud- Utune litid will itresent u pro gram which promises to ho well worth listening to. The entire i0 minutes on tomorrow's radio sched ule will be brimming full of en tertainment, und Included anions he features of the Klks program will be selections by the IOIUh' band. The purpose of tho .Klks' hour will be to advertise the Fall Frolic which will hold the stage, in M-1-fnrd the last three days of this week. The frolic will be held M the Medford Armory und will be open to the general public. Dancing will be featured every one of the-three frolic nights and band concerts and vaudeville stunis will contributH to the entertain ment provided for southern Oregon and northern California Elks and, their, friends who attend. Every body frolic with the Klks' is the sloghn used by the committee hi I charge of the coming affair to help! spread the word that the public is Invited. j 1 ft ftcffnlur (mrtiiiiiilntlnii , of Keames Chapter, Wed-: nenday evening. Hoclalj night. ..Visiting members ( welcome. . ' I IIATrtK M. ALDEX, Secy try some of it. Arrange with us i This conHumptlon' of gns is declar- now lor n ton or Itoyal Coal to be delivered direct you from the car, which will uve you money. Phone 33.- F. E. Samson Co. Of fice at N. Wversldu. IDCtf 'Miirrhigo licenses were ' issued today and yesterday at the county clerk's office to Melvin Miller, 29, of M"dfoid and Kdith N'lccols, 18, of Los Angeles; Fred Juckel, 27, and Mary Ford, 1H, both of Kam loop, Canada; Floyd Huiton of OuiiHrnuii- and Irene Onlllgher of Chicago; Walter Musswlt, 23, and Anna J'eter. 22. both of Red niuff, j Calif. The license fur the latter I couple -, was issued yesterday by special request, Miss Helen Dugan ninking a special trip to the court I house t accomodate the - love- ! stricken couple. Crystal Spring Lodge, three miles from Pilot Hock; good hunting. Mrs. Scholer. Inquire- Kose Autd Lamp. After spending several days In Medford on n snort vacation. Thomas Murray resumed duties today with the. California Oreg.m Power company doing n.-M work which will vu riy h i m i ,f a rlo tis parts of southern Oifgon. lie had spoilt the summer near Prospect. Carbon Hrlqucts, $17.00 per ton. me snmo you have been paying -:u.uu xor. Aiourord Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Jtaymoud Draws returned to his homo here yesterday, following a short time spent in Susanville, Calif. Or. Slmklns, the Chiropractor, witii jcusslan message, over the Wuolworlh Store. Phone 121M). 17 ltf The last mining claim to be filed with the counly recorder was filed last week by C. A. Dlekman of Ashland, locating the "Yellow Jacket" placer mine In the Cola man creek district. Fur work of nil kinds, repairing, remodeling, cleaning, glazing; taxi dermy. Hodges Fur Shop, 42 K Central. Phono 702. 201 A temporary nuto license wan Is sued at the sheriffs office this forenoon to William Hiiggs of Ash land. A few used pianos nro wanted by Palmer Music House. ' Talce them as trade-Ins on new pianos or radio sets. 3t Among tho Orcgonlnns register ed at Medford hotels are Catherine Arbuthnnt of Monmouth, ' Mrs. Moudo linrry of Marshfield, Heston L. Lovo of Corvnllis, Percy Hillls and C. A. Marcy of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hayter of Salem. Oeo. W. Knight of Hubbard, arffl the following from Portland: Dr. W. H. Williamson. Ur. I If. M. (Ireene, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M li re y, Mr. and Mrs. . T. Huberts, Deorge Nctiner, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark, F. E. Wnguer, Mis Hetty rtembold. E. F. Carleton, F. T. Harretl, D. W. Parklson, .). K. Snipes. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stearns, Jr., C. W. Spencer., A. Pertr., E. C. Ouverend. Jack MeKcnstlp,' W. Wil kinson, Mrs. 11. V. Hassett, E. O. Lewis, W. Mndole, Lillian and Fred Merger nnd Jack Edwards. Attorney Harry Skyrman was ex pected to return today from a short business trip to Oregon City. Dynge's Dance at Drciimlrtnrt. Wed. nnd Sal. Admission fine. 204 (lent-Re Neuner of Portland I'nlted States district nttorney, nr-: rived in the city yesterday to nt tend the remnlnder of the scmsIoh here of the I'nlted States court for southern Oregon. It was the first time he had been here since the session started a week ago to-1 morrow. Josephine county farmers will have the opportunity of marketing their turkeys through the Douglas county turkey pool, announces County Anent Howell.' "For some time," Htated Mr. Howell, "we hav been Investigating the possibility, of n sound marketing plan for those Who desired to market their turkeys cooperntvely. The propo-; sltlon when first presented to the DouKtns county people did not ap peal to them, but they have re considered It nnd will accept the Josephine counly producer as' a 1 unit, providing they will furnish a minimum of Hooo birds'." For Sale Tractor suh.soller. Phone 1129-11. 204 Sobo Malsumoto of Tokyo, gen eral director for the Jnpntv For eign Trade association, arrived 1n Medford Inst evening, en route by motor stage from Seattle to San Frnnclseo nnd southern California nnlnl Whll.t In M.lfur.l Mr Mntsumoto culled on H. Mnrit 'f! tllM 1 'nlv'fi'itf v el nil ltr Iw mi v. member of the Imperial Japanese PASTUtRIZtD 5ArtPURE I away at hl .home there Sunday at the age of 41) years. ' He wuw born at Hralnard. Minn., Aug. I0, lHJiu. Since coming to Oregon the family has resided ( In I'lugene, Medford and fi runts Push before locating in fiold Hill. ; Mettitleii his father. A. L. Guy of Spokane, WhsIi., he leaves his wife .dinnie and two children, Hagnor and llean at home. There is also one sister and three brothers. Funeru I services in charge of Conger Funeral Parlors, will be conducted ut the grave In Hock Point cemetery by the Church of Christ, Scientist,, ut 2:00 p. m. TucHday. Sen Takes Seventeen BP:ROKN, Norway, Oct. 7. (ff) Seven ti-en persons - are believed id have been drowned, in the sinking of ihe coasting dimmer llaukon VII which founded near Floroe last -night nfter colliding with an other vessel. Better Health Longer Life For a thoroughly relieving diuretic flow to rid the sys tem of lurking poisons that cause kidney irritations and bladder irregularities, take FoleyPills 'Diuretic J -' I '; Knd feel 'cgain the urg pf a heUtbyi active, ache-free tody; enjoy sound sleep. Men and wo men everywhere use and recom mend them. Satisfaction guaran teed. Try them. ' " ' 1 I 'or Sale, al .liil-iiiiii it VhmIs Hi ii;; soii, i,r. .Mntii mid t't'iimil. For Glasses That Are RIGHT Dr. D. A. Chambers OPTOMETRI3T 404 Medford Bldg. L L S 11 IT -tf "JS Ek mm a . mm - r . uur Moaeni SPEED! JAZZ! LIFE! and LAUGHS! Beautiful ' " JOAN CRAWFORD ; IN With Music and Talking i i ' Vilh ' : ROD LaROCQUE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. lviaiaens y ANITA PAGE m Josephine .vm f- Mustor. ' . I !!!! flo'irulm Cniivociitimi Tahlc Hook Cotincil! No. in.'Tiiesilay. o.;-j tolipr 8. WJrk 116.V-1 nl nnil Keloct Mnsloi-. . 'lcefroshment. lly i order llluiitiftou I It. E. BWKKHUY'. Hecord. Nnllrc. All Hopkins Lutornl usora deli--Ing to purchnno more water, who have not already notified the dl trk't. nro ruouostod !o do so at. onoe. Phone an, sieaioro. ,s . HOOi;K RIVKll VAI.l.KV IRRIOATtON DISTRICT. 32 North Conlrnl Avenuo. 187tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1'K'KUltS WANTKD. Tt'l. 1122 1!. . tf LOST t!ontlonian' wrlxt watch SiiTiil.iy nFr Unite C'reok covoroit bi lilKo: Kt-wiird. Call SUS. I WAN'TKIl To borrow J1000 to ooo. Al aecurlty. Hox I). C. Mali Tillninp. mMf' KOH RUNT VoMlrahlc furnlshi'd nit'. All htitol aocoinotlntiotiM. ! Ilotol tlrilntt. 2l THEATRE East Main, Near Bridge , Admission' 10c and 15c laBMWMBBBMSaMBlBBMESj Last Times Tonight 'jW. RAY JOHNSTON Of WL fits m w-h , i Ji r LAMilNG YUUili! $w tJnv fMnrinna Aventtire with the Daughters of Today Even Better Than "Our Dancing Daughters" AND LOOK! 2 BIG TALKING COMEDIES "The Installment Collector" and "OUR GANG" in the All Talking, AU Laughing Hit, "Small Talk" mmsm ISA m ..fi W3 Four Shows Daily . ,T ' at 1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 Admission Mats 10 and 35 Eves 25 and 50 '' FOX TALKING NEWS STOl.l'.N $30 reward tor Informa tion loutUnn tt rerovt'iy of e.H'ven ' til) turkfys. 3 month old: i , ohlUM anil 2 hpna. Stolen froitt O.-O. Cnmn 3, Hlltlo KuIIm. On'.. 1 Snt. nlkht, (lot. 5, B. C. .Moll Tribune. . 200 , l.,M, U A I W iMflnn llllln - t, I. B...,ll ...I...... r.Ul.1 ...... nlnKU 1 : 201 WANTKU A hotiHi'xvork. ioron for Call 117 3. Von UKNT 3-room houxp. o. Yottnitin), Thomas road, Stewart Ave. WANTKIJ Stenonpher. Apply Soutltern tretin ( redlt littreuu. lilt N. Central. Wlf , KOH SAI.M G-room unfurnished houno. . HtuKlen. & Coiniumv, II!' N. Central. t ! S I f Dunur U a. PA4S 1 1 smi .gr ILK UTTER CE CREAM diet nnd vi-rxltv a arndutite of Tale unl- PRODUCED PACKEDVV THE SANITARY WAY There are three trying peri oris In woman's lifet wban the girl mattrrca to iwmanhood, whffl woman r"v birth to hr first chlld.'when a woman ffachra' middle at. 'At three tlmra Lydta E. rinkham't VeRotablo Compound help to ro Itoro normal health and visor. ,ifa,mj II -KIZ. : w II Medford 's Only Silent " ' r' " illl Picture Thpatro I . ; feW mX$&mT ' " i' ' 1 . ' ..i'ire &&xmmzs3M& ma ii 1 ittMisk ...imv !,!- -kvit. -jh r. wwm People A m m 318 Medford Bldg. Phone 1308 Eve Benson' Dancing Academy ' ' " Medford Center Building Hilllet, Tix, Novolly, Ai-robntio, Tup, Spanish, Itrt'nka wny, oto. For chiltlivn bii1 Mtlulls. Sppcinl Classt's for woinon Thursday", 7 V. M. New hnlli'oom stops. PHONE 1111 ' ii r" Convex trtitoe Mifl i ! uu,n,Uinir f plce.' lh" "...'' :-tv,. 'n Browne Hdw. Co. ASHLAND, M. C. Linmnr 'ft Co. G I! ANTS PASS, Rogn, le River Hdw. Co CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT! -) FOR -v OF. FUN V-.-) v.,.