Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 13, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP3BE TWO MEDFOK1) MAIL TflIPUNT3, MEDFORD, ORKfiOX. ftTTXTUY. OCTOBER 1.1. 1020. -V Is ocal and Personal Mr. and Mm. Hubert lirown arc vIhIUiik i-flaiivi'N iM-ar (Vninil Point and v-iv vinitrw hi M-d-ford y'Hit-iIny. Mr. I trim-n Is a former IneM ivsii-nt hut Iiiik ri'sldint,' in Portland hIiicc her mur rKc lluTt- lust Juni-. l.'nmltiti'. The chi-yniur it o a d Show. 'J 04 J Quail will be l..,.tlful when the , A (o ,my y-ul. M- A pli-iLKunt picture of old uk; Two reeruits who uiiplled fur en-' There wag u lack of labor yea-! wax presented in the Mail Tribune liMinenl Jn the Initeil KtuteH army terday In MetJfoiil. according to office ycHtcrday afternoon in the through the local liruni'h-of the ('linn jotiiieh, niunawer of the ; visit of Mr. and Mr. Aaron Hdiul- army recruiting wervice, havu been local brunch of the t'nited Htatetf! Iar. Men. Sfhollar-n 1h pant SK and accepted, according to Herneant free rniidoyment bureau. Applet nei nu.Hhuiid Is Uoth apiii'iir (irover o,uen last evemiiB. MlehmM lh kIiik in now In full hwIhk and much youniier than their r.dvunc-, Hoolcy. a fruit worker who hud ; picker, be mid. are needed badly, ed ae, which Mrs, Kchollarw at- ho en enlinted in the urmy before, 'Jle placed J3t; people at work last tribulet) to tht; fad that she inuk-'K will be stationed with the quarter-: week and thinks lie may be able fioanon on those birds opens next TueHduy, ayconliiiK t o Deputy jOame Warden b AT. Itrown, who was fn Medford yesterday with JJepUty Hoy i'arr of Ashland. Ilov ever, he did not know if China Pheasants were ns plentiful uh in the pat years, but other reportH heard on the subject Indicate that t hey n re. Mn n y p h eaHa u t h h a vo been Keen along roads and hijih .waya in the county and apparently weeined to b1 unafraid of pas-slni? ;carH, thun seemingly afwiirinj: easy liuntlnfc f'r the first day at least. ; Koyul coal now on track $14. '.0: per ton, delivered within city llm- ,.Jts. Hoyal, best l-'tah coal sold '.'in the northwetit. Satisfaction jiuarunteed or money refunded. : , Huy your winter coal today at light prices. Phone 833. F. K. ! SaniKon Co. Office 2:'fl No. Hlv- erside. 2"3j Mr. and Mrfi. itaymond Jamison llMn,nilu.(, ,h. npenltiK of "Huson's .'arrived Kuturday afternoon IIon) ' What not," formerly "Tho Sweet '('.lendale, Cab, to upend 1V,,''I,! ! shop." corner (Jib an.l Ivy SU. Your i;daya in Medford visiting I' l'1"' i patronage will be appreciated. 07 yand relatives while en route toi K,(i( , ( -rxiner, ' fiebl aceniint Heattlc, Wash., where they p'" ;i)1 )f Imllnal parks system. .. to spend tho winter with thelrw,f ari.)vfM) 1Pre JIHt Krlduy on won. ! huslnesH with the affairs of Crater home. 21fi A crew of workmen "re n : Kaed In retnovliiK the old .Snuth crn Pacific turntalde at Water street Intersection, according to " report received from A. H, Jtosen baum of Mcdfonl, district aeut for the company. I tumors rel ative to the erection of a fltae di-pol in l hi city by the Southern Puclfic are prevalent. but Mr. Itosenba u in. staled t hat the pres ent force Is entiaed In removing the turntable and no further an noitncenieniH were to be inarle at this time. The old turntable was installed many years nun when a Kanollne train service between (irnnls Pass and Merlford was op erated, accord In k to Mr. Jtosen bauin. Ashland Tidings. WMitcd At once, packers. Pin nacle Packing Co. t!t3tf Ina M. IIiihoii and Darrel Tluson do as she says. He master corps declared that he Is contented with life, happy to if et three meals a day but sorry that ho In "unable to earn his salt." Coming! The Chrysler Hoail Show. U4 Oood dry body black oak. uny looks like new, $10 length. Tel. 3 .",3. Jacksonville, tf - 417 North Oakdale. George to handle nearly as many this Kort Wrljiht in the state of Washington week. and Kdward O'Prien of thlH cltyi Our first carload of Hoyal Coal Mr. and Mrs. M. (i. Atkins son Hilly, of Spjat-'ile Hlver visitors for Keveral days at will be stationed with the Infantry will arrive in Medford very oon. on the Phllliplne Islands. ; This Is the best quality coal mined Kraif-Jorifensen army rifle for in the state of Utah or the north sale; cut down to sport model; , west and U is our wish to have you Inquire ut try Home of it. Arrange with us tf ; now fur a. ton of Itoyal Coal to be "lid In Jude Taylor's court Friday, delivered direct to you from the re! Marvin i.Iiiahun, a local cook, was which will save you money. the bound over to the grand jury on ' ' hone 1-. J.. Si.inson Co. Of- horue of Mr. and .Mis. J. L. 'calon sioiiit bail at hJs preliminary hear In tlie Table Pock district. iUKt on the charge of forgery. It Orchard run Winter IJanana np- alleged that he attempted to pies for nale at Kgobel & Day ware-1 ,,ri!4H a worthless check on Panister house. 204 - Christ ner, the realty dealers. Out five days In the forest conn- made out to himself and signed try around Kvans creek district. H. with the name of George Jian- W. McOuat returned yenterilay hihl. empty handed from a deer hunt J Dr, simklns, the Chiropractor, lie was accompr.nled by Harold with Hussion maHsage. over the Wood and Gerald Wood and Art , Wootworth Store. Tel. 12H0. 1 7 J t f Paulson of Portland. McOnat saw; Call and look over the 1030 mod' flee at X. Riverside. lidltf City Kngineer Fred Scheffel is another successful Medford hunter who tried his luck last week. AVith George Xickei-son and 11. lilMifins he killed a large buck In the Klk creek section. It was so large and the party was so far from the road that darkness overtook ' them In biiimlng the carcass out and they hung It In a tree over nljiht Mini brought it out the next P. J. Healey, secretary of the while en route to Los Angeles. He $17.50 per ton now carbon Hellingham. j Wash., Chamber of plans to stoo here fop dav or briuuets same as you paid Hio Commerce, was a visitor in Med- two on the return trip and become, for before. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. fordsten!ayfor a short time better acquainted with Medford.' HHI. "tf FUR COATS Need Regular Cleaning K.-v-ia I iloi-s ainl thought he Hht t.H f,f IJijiIk" C nt Bakln Mtjtor Co.. ' 1 nO JtllKUf inn. im mi. . f'thn Vernon station, nt fluid HIM. hns been pur.'hnwil ly Mrs. Siihii' Coy und It. A. Itohlnnon. Thoy prvo chicken dlnni'i'H. short or t ilirfl and have fountain service. S 1 0 V Ttotarlans from all parts of the j country will father at Crants I'as" , next Wednesday nlnht to take part ll)mo )n .i,.,lford the first of last v In n bin Inter-city lmnquet. Kach w,.,.k nlU(.h jmprovi d In health. Hotarlan Ik expected to hrlnK nlon' lrul. ull, -rraitor sub-soller. '.'his "Rotary Ann," ttitl the eve- j p),,,,,,. ii'.Ml-Ji. " 20-i HlliB will Include some InterestiiiK ilriiistltclilnir, plentlnK, pleatlni:. entertainment features. A law ,UU(I maklim and hose in. ii'liir-' 2 sroun of local Itolary niemlii rs ll,ii,.,.ft shop. 1 571 f national park will ho here several days yet on that duty. Ilest Carhop Itrhiucts, $17..r0 pel ton. .Medford Fuel Co., Tel. C3I. lX7lf After having spent some lime in reriipcrathiK at the home of her brother Otto KintJ. at lteedspoi-t. Ore., Mrs. Jessie Hopkins arrived ' IJoilsso and Plymouth dealer. 20",' ! IJynKe s Dance at Dreamland, 1 .1. I.. Tyler of Pickens, Miss., j Wed. and Sat. Admission GOc. 204 where he is nBent for the Illinois $:'-"0 I"'1" "uinmer price : Central railroad, left for home lust still on. Medford - made factory! week after havlnii visited relatives ! hlocks. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. j In .Medford.. I 187lf j Ina M. Huson and Darren Huson' Tl"' Medford Chamber of Com- : "amonK those pre H o a d 2(14 plan to he -ent. Coming! 'Jhe Chrysler i- Show. .Special on plaster bonrd at Med- : ford I-umbcr Co. tf Miss Minnie Calkins, Josephine county health nurse, spent Krldny j While Suiervlor II. li. lii.nkin of Crater national forest was in spectitm the cattle rant; In the lead Indian section last week for several days, he at the same time was looking for locations for new trails there. fiet those fenders and auto a buck but when he came to th spot where the anitniil was sup posed to have dropped, It could not )n found, NpitK apples for sale. Ala Vista Packinu- llouwc, .So. Fir. 20ltl' Ina M. Huson and Darren Huson announce the opening of "Huson s announce the opening of "Huson's merce is cununuim; to receive iet Whatnot." formerly "The Sweet ' Whatnot," formerly "The Sweet "r t' um all parts of the I'nited Shop." corner nth and Ivy Kts. Vourl shop." corner th and Tvy 8ts..Your 1 States in unswer to i.ir mail Kieet palronaire will he appreciated. 2071 patronnKe will be appreciated. 207 '"K" ""' Invitations to the airport Mr. and Mrs. .s. I). Doremus of: An Item of Interest in the ! dedication here next July. Some Ashland were dinner Kiiests of Grunts Pass Bulletin about vthe I letters came from several cham .lohn llainriek and Miss Marian . former vll known Medford pub-'1"'rs ot commerce in New York llamrick at Central Point on last j p,. market superintendent, follows: i ani1 Pennsylvania. Thursday eveniiiK. ! ".Mr. and Mrs. K.J. Kunyard have Hurry! It's Kcltini; cold. We Medford Hi.ri.-aln House closed i.urchased land adjoinlnn their t'urlion l!riliets for $17. "0 per Monday. Oct. Mth. Jewish holl -! place on the west, formerly owned t"n- llest brhiuet obtainable. Med- llav. 204" I, v Kcrnell. l.'..i-l,ia. Thl nilitl . fol'd fuel Co., Tel. 031. tf Vernon Davis, wrestler, who had Hon ,,r 1, ml i their fertile ne.-es ! Followlnu a two weeks' visit '--! visltiiu- friends In .Medford ir,t has produced so abundantly for a short time, left recently for; this Seattle. Ite hud planned to open ' nHlI. . ! with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur season, will make tnelr farm ..., "i . -uii,..i.i.. i .Monterey, caltr., .Mr. and .Mrs. .. 'und Saturday In Medford attend i,(nM si n,li;htened at Hi-Ill's Sheet Pint? n Southern Oregon nurnes 'in- I Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super KStitule. Service Slatjon. Phone 4 IS. 'f" Tho Miriam flross Wonder Frock Miss tienilillne Thompson of :t Is the perfect costume for motor- : rirants Pass, who Is a first year IliB. the office, club meetings, golf, student at the Cnlversily of (ire sports or travel It does not : ,,,,,, i,.H pei'ii made it member of i' stretch, cup, sag or wrinkle. Miss J Chnrlotte Kurz will personally pre sent this Wonder Frock Monday. Oct. 14th, at Adrienne's. 204 If tho month of October con- tlnues ns well as It hns begun, It , nf,r loud. Medford r:wlll bo nn easy month for limitm the university orchestrn. Mi.ss Thompson, who plays the vlotin, Is majoring In inuslc under Pro fessor Cnderwood. Ituy them now. factory blocks $.1 III') Co.. Tel. 1 S 71 f , firo department, which so far has) Mrs. Charley Dorothy, who un- answered only two nlurms. neither j drnyent a major operation at the . of which caused any serious dam- Sacred Heart hospital a short time nge. j ngn. has been removed to her home " There's no need for you to grope at Jacksonville, where she Is re ctor words when cnlled upon to mnko ported to be showing satisfactory n speech. Enroll ut the Medfor.l ; Improvenient. Iluslness College for night classes I Coming! The Chrysler 11 o a d f. In Correct Kngllsh. 20. show. :M I WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE 1904-OCTOBER 1929 STARTS TODAY THE FIRST OF THE BIG JUBILEE PROGRAMS THE WORLD'S GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR fllSjt Gives You His Jlf - W latest Show J- i Wh Phyllis Haver James Murray In s--iv A new and oreater Chtney In thrill Infl railroad melo drama, aynchronized with ' ' MUSIC AND STARTLING SOUND EFFECTS Alto All Talking Comedy "THE RIGHT BED" Admlsalon Mat..-.10 and 25 Evea 10 and 35 NOTE TOMORROW At tho Mnlineo Only A Win. Fox Silver Jubilee Favor FREE TO EACH LADY I physlr-ni iiliur- nen'lcmy in itiis Cnrhnn I".riii-t, J17."0 pftr ton. !iy. mt n jpa j-ii tly lial Kvcn up Tho sumo you hnvc ht-on piiylnt: S2U iho i-lt-.i Call nnfl look nv-r tlio Tfl30 moil a?s of iJortfrf- C nt Kitlcin Motor Co. Do'Wf nti'l Plvnidiilh lon!nr. 20!".-' Mr. nncl M sh. John lmuVl-n.ml of S;Lfiiioninto. Cal . who h visit j nt? M rs. Chilli A nchTM'in and .M ih. Domhu Craffin if Kasi I'hoc nfc fur Ri'vci'al ilays, h'ft ycMti'nlav for their home. Complete showtnf? of the 1930 V. Kir M.Uford Fuel Co., V. Ilartlett. furrier. C31 tf 15 X. 20P, lien net t ami 4lauj;lter Kthel, rived liome Thursday. You art all invited to save W'm1- 1 neMlay evening for the Cathtthc card party which will l.e held d: 1'arish hall. A door prize will he Chestt-r Huhijard of the Oregon ; 1Vf n- Uride, fi) and pinoeh!i 1 lM-en Stale -olleu-e and Jasper Reynolds j 1,0 I'-''-Ved. L'04 j j nn inner ui teuiuru louKt meinhers attended tile UautihU- models of the new Dodtre at "(ilm lionie Carment." It is ultra rCaldn Motor Co., I)odt;o and I'lv month denier. 2or Mrs. Jessie Davis, who has heen employed r,s stenoi'a pher at the Kirst National hank, left Inst week for Heattle In accept a position with I'nited .Stales immigration de partment. ' Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tenfcwald, Hotel Medford. i (, int. Mrs. M. A Phone JHUl. tf! I'hilllpshurK. Kan. of I'nh-erslty nf Oregon are in . 1..ilfnnt iilioiwllnt' tho wl.fnll ' with re!; tives t uf t,u N'i'' 'inn,'r -f"ce at Grants, The Miriam Oros.s Vt)rider Frock j Is known on Fifth avenue as the smart and is the all-arounil-'iiMlity Karment of unhelievahly soft Aus tralian wool zephyr: it has an ail" of Paris chic about it. Miss Char lotto Kurz will nive a personal pre-' sedation M on Jay, Oct. 1 4th, t I Adrienne's. 20-1 Following a visit with her nisier, Mrs. c. T. Hamilton of Central SpauldlitK .if departed last Mr. and Mr. Al Mans of Santa i week for a visit with her dauh IIos;.. Calif., liave returned home : ter jh Klko, Xev., before return after having spent the summer In (n home. ; the valley anil at liiamond lake. j Funeruf sprays and cut flower. See Charles A. Winn to buy your' Snmuelson's Flower (larden. 2"K home. riark St. I'jiss lust evenliii'. ,11 Phone j 51 , UfO i V AM? If W VW I? SILK JUTTER ICE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED - PACKED THE SANITARY WAY Make use of our excellent cleaning fa cilities diiriii.i; the winter months, when winter cloths need the expert atten tion of cleaning specialists. Trust, us with the most delicate of furs, fur coats, frocks and cnsenihles. You will he pleased with the promptness of our service and the hi.nh .yrade work we do. AVe also clean curtains, draperies, auto seat covers, lies, Mock hats, clean rugs in fact we can make anything in the cleaning line look like new. Just Phone and We Will Call "We're Not Satisfied Unless You Are" CITY CLEANING & DYEING WORKS Phone 474 TAr A V jSOiflTSf CONTINUOUS ' 1 OUAY Aj, - -. ONLY W.---! 1 f if I miJ 1:30 TO 11 P.M. ! gCLNTfiAl.t"j - III Fanny Hurst's Mighty Story of Love and Sacrifice ka "THE YOUNGER J W&Ms GENERATION" Jffl ' Elvers,de JEAN HERSHOLT LINA BASQUETTE fl j . : " ' "" " V.milimh'' TWO BIG TALKING . L "BUYING A GUN" iZ! ! ?a' ' ' I " j j t,0 pjfcj- - THE FOX MOVIETONE TALKING NEWS j TdiCl OllQ Jlj Wlfgg jn 'WffiLlI Wij 'sf wind" 25 Copyrighted. by John H. Hartog, Portland, Ore. 7 I f 'NOTE if A tale of primitive passing on'... . 25 and 50 Before I Got My Radio and Gas HelTting- A :rn s::.:0"" hh . m This was My "Music" Ajl A WM. FOX f l l I JS 7. ' HEAR! f FREE TO f tvi o fill I every lady - Novarro sing BM Attending the I i 111 I Matinee THE SEASON'S MOST POPULAR III I T "l J THEME SONG 111 k 1 9. CT? 9 Tka Pa nan I nv Snnor H X f - Xi.l F t4.'"IW Novarro's Finest Homantie I II V B ;-yCr-- l v?Kfa.. ... ..... .., I I I Today all is serene the gas corporation heats my home intelligently, reliably cleanly, and reasonably Let Us Estimate Approximate Cost Southern Oregon Gas Corporation K. I. Dazey, Gen. Mgr. 209 W. Main St.- Phone 526 7 H i-M?gmHmF?z ! i v . mJtiy