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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, - OCTOBER 17, -1929.
Tocal and
-"Personal
A telegram received in the city
thlajnornlnu from I'alo Alto, Cul..
navst that-'tlle. Menlo college fuot
ball team of 26 or 30 men and
rooters. which plays the. team
the Southern Oregon Normal school
of Ashland In Medford on Sutur
dav afternoon, will arrlvo here to.
morrow noon and will make their
headquarters at the Hotel .Medford
during their may In the city.'. l"lo
game will begin at ip.ni.
Klein tailored clothes Inst long
er, look better, i Prom J35.00 ui.
Klein the Tailor, 128 B. Main, up
stairs. 21 4
Dr. 1 Bundy, Dr. 13. D. Klwood,
John Orth and John Wlnnlngham
left this morning to hunt muletul
deer In the Klamath country. They
will return Sunday.
Remnants of wire screen lc per
Square foot, while they last. M. P.
& II. Co. 208
There arc only three more days
The child welfare clinic to be
held tomorrow by the county health
unit at the V. w. (.'. A. will be
followed by another Tuesday at the
community heulth ' house In" the
lierrydule section, near the Owen
Oregon mill. Mothers wishing to
have infants and children under
six years of age examined at either
of these clinics are urged to call
tlie unit headquarters at the court
house as soon us possible.
It's a sign of distinction to wear
Klein-made tailored clothes. Klein
the Tailor, 12s 13. Main, upstairs.
' ..Mr.; and! Mrs Kmll UdwardsBn
are visitors 111 the city from l'l)t
"Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Burrows,
whu had been operating an excel
sior pad factory In South Front
street for the .past fruit' season,
closed the plant this week and left
for their homo at I'otaluma, Cal.
They plan to return to Medford, at
the beginning of the fruit season
next year to reopen the plant, the
foreman of which, W. Fry, also
plans to return with Mr. and Mrs.
Burrows.
Bpltjs apples for sale. . Ala Vista.
Packing House, So. Fir. : 201tf,
otorbits are warned by state
traffic offlcors that
must be dimmed when traveling on
wet pavement. A check on light
Zt , , T" : V Tili dimming last evening revealed that
The Ladles' association of the! . ", ,,. jimmo.i
Presbyterian church will give 1,4
rummage :salo Oct. 18th and 19t
in 'the Deuel Hldg., next to Rui
soil's. Anyone huvlng donations.
bring to the building Thursday
morning by 10 o'clock. 208
With every, man of. the ..(iranjs
'ass football squad In the best
possible condition. Conch L. II.
Mayfleld Is expecting to give the
Ashland team a stiff battle In Ash
land Saturday. Not a man, he
has said, has missed practice, and
the boys probably sustained fewer
of the deer hunting season, which I Injuries from the Medford game
conies .to a close nt sunuown nun
day. Many deer have been killed
so far, and the hunting seems to
have been especially good the past
week, for most nlmrods.
The Rogue Nook Inn, formerly
tho, Vernon station, nt Gold Hill,
has been purchased by Mrs. Suslo
Coy and R. A. Robinson. They
serve chicken, dinners, short or
ders and have fountain service.
210
Visitors from a distance' In Med
ford who are guests at local hotels
Include J. C. Denning of KIDo
rado, Kans., E. Hackstadt of
Saginaw, Mich., Carl McLcmore, 3.
V. Cooper and Wendell Notting
ham of.Oreat Kails. Mont., Ml', and
Mrs. A. M. Thornloe, Mr, and Mrs.
W. it. Crosley of' Vancouver, 11. C.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Yost of Law
rence, Kans:, J. E. Hartley of Chi
cago. 111.. I. A. I-oRoy of Wash
lngton, ' D. C, F. A- McKenna of
Victoria. H. C. and, Mrs. E. A.
Fairfield of Cleveland. Ohio,
Thousands of bargains at the M.
F. & H. Co.'s Qrond Opening Sale.
j 208
H. E. Selby and A. S. Barrier
of (he, farm management depart
ment of the Oregon Stntn college
arrived here from Corvallls yestor
day and today began the Jackson
county dairy survey.
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home,' ' 210
Shoppers in Medford Tuesday
from Clrants Pass were Mrs. Edith
Trumbley,1 Miss Helen Spalding.
Mrs. C. A. Rlebel, Mrs. William
Rlehe.l and Miss Jean Altchlson.
Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. ' ' limf
Fifteen out of the stato cars reg
istered here yesterday with the lo
cal state auto traffic bureau.
Spitz apples for sale. Ala Vista
Packing House, So. Fir. 201tf
Marriage lloonBcs were Issued at
the county clerk's office today and
yesterday lo William Manning, 2 6.
nnd Gladys Ryan.'-aa both of Mod
ford, and to William Ernest Stalk
er, 34. and Freda Waldorf, 3.0, both
of Richmond, Cal.
See Charles A. .Wing to buy your
home. , 210
W. A. Arnold of Klamath Falls
was one of the business visitors
from that city spending yesterday
In Medford. ,
. Don't miss the Grand Oponlng
'Sals, M. F. & H, Co. Drastic re
ductions. 208
Tho Crater Lake Oulld will hold
Its first meeting of tho season next
Monday evening nt -the homo of
Mrs. D. A. Chambers, 60S, South
. Oakdale avonue. Miss Winifred
Andrews and Mum Buth Ahelo will
assist the hoatoss. .
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Medford.
Phone 993. tf
California guests nt local hotels
Include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stakcr
of Kichmond, E. B. Andros and
Miss Goodman of lajollai M. tt.
Hopkins, N, W. Wilson of Ios An
relos. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Hurt and
daughter of Red Bluff, Mrs. E. .T.
Smith, L. R. Smith nnd Mrs. M.
A. Jost of Berkeley, Mr. nnd Mrs.
C (1. Musters of Orange Cove, I.
M. Mcssner and T. V. A. Knsdorff
of San Francisco, Mrs. fcj. It. Gar
diner of Beverly Hills, E. Kuen:
ster of Fresno, J,' W. I.ucas of
Murysvllle and M. M. Wlllllts of
Santa Murla.
(lot those fenders and auto
bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Service Station. Phono 418. :f
Mrs. W. D. Oreen of Medford.
mother of Ralph Oreen, manager
of .tho.Orants Pnss store of Hunt
ford 4 Co., was In tirants Pass
Tuesday visiting.
Start
Planning
for your Hallowe'en i
party now. '
We may be able, to help
you with , pastry and
food suggestion. Oomo
into our retail (tore and
talk it over. 1
than from any of the provloufl
ones. The workoutH have boon ph
peeiully um'd to hvlnn the hoyn Into
tho proper condition for the Ash
land Knie. fimntH IN.Hn Courier.
Special on plaster board af; Med
ford Lumber Co. , tf
A bounty warrant was i.ssued at
the county clerk's office today to
A. Winter of Ashland for the klll
iiiK of a coyote.
Dr. Slmkins, tho Chiropractor,
with Russian massage, over the
Woolworth Store. Tel, 1290. 171 tf
About 4000 feet of two-Inch
mains are heinK laid in TJly, Klam
ath county, to furnish water for
the town. The water will be sup
piled by a well.
Corona and Smith typewriters.
Typewriter Kxchunge. Phone 1303.
l3tf
Temporary auto licenses were is
sued at the sheriff's office this
forenoon to Albert Allen, J. 10.
Patterson. S. E. Hay and Carl Slet
ten of Medford, Kred Anderson of
Klamath Falls and Melvln Harnett
of Jacksonville.
Funeral sprays and cut flowers.
Samuclson's Flower Garden. 208
Clark 8t , 215
M idford and southern Oregon
prospective auto owners are re
minded that they will have an op
portunity of possibly sharing In a
bargain Saturday afternoon nt the
police station where. Federal Pro
hibition Agent Terry Talent will
auction off to the highest bidder a
11125 Chrysler automobile. It was
seized last spring from a local resi
dent charged with bootlegging, and
Is said to bo In good mechanical
condition. The sale will begin nt
2 o'clock and will probably be fol
lowed in a short time by other
Bales, us there are 14 curs in the
custody of local eovernment au-.
thoritles. ' ,
Runners removed and snags
worked back In hoso, silk under
wear, golf so Xs Bwoatora, qtc. Han
dicraft. Shop. , l&7ti-
Tho attention of Sams valley
residents Is called to the meeting
of tho Sams Valley (Irango and
the next lecture hour, Saturday
evening, will be open to the put
lie. Speakers from Medford. will
address the Orungo member
the Williams Creek cut-off road.
Meadows, road and Irrigation for
tho Sams Valley soctlon. The lec
ture hour will begin at 8:30.
Closing out screen doors at Med
ford Lumber Co. tf
A letter wus received today by
tho police department from Mrs.
Mary Adams of .Seattle, Inquiring
for Information concerning the
whereabouts of Fred Adams, who,
tho letter said, was in Medford a
yenr ago. The woman is anxious
to get In touch with the man, as
she has a number of his personal
belongings.
600,000 feet of cheap lumber.
Special at Medford Lumber Co, tf
Visitors In Medford from Wash
ington include H. It. (lillum, A.
Stnransli of Tucomn, and the fol
lowing from Seattle: J. S. Hurn
gar, Mr. and Mrs. W. Camphell.
William and C. MtMlowun, Leo
Hupp nnd P. H. Johnson.
Dunce, Jackson Springs, Satur
day night. Follow tho crowd. 210
Diets of only a few dnys' dura
tion, says Dr. W. II, Olmstead of
Washington university m e d leni
school, do not teach tho obeso per
son how to control his weight, ln-
Hteud, he coivtends. the patient
loses weight too rapidly for a time,
but does not stay thin.
Dynge's Pnnee every Wed. nnd
Sat. ot Dreamland. 212
All vncnncles In the rnlied
States nrmy on the Philippine isl
ands have been filled, but there
are stilt n large number of va
cancies on tho Pacific const, Pan
ama ('anal, In China and on the
Huwftllnn Islands, said Sergeant
tlrover Owen, local United States
army recruiting officer this, fore-
i noon.
Hon't full to tune In on KMKl)
j Friday evening, 6:30 to 7. A very
special program by the Hand Pox.
j 2011
Mrs. Delilin Stevens Meyer, coun
ty clerk, will be In Hal fin the lat
ter part of next week, taking part
in n conference affecting county
clerks, county treasurers, city
trensureri n.nd Irrigation district
officers from nil parts of the n,tute.
The meeting will bp held Thursday
and Friday and Is culled to bring
about ft uniform system of account-,
Ing to hr used, by all. public, of-,
flctnls. The change. ! expected to,
be In effect by. th first of next
year in kerpln with an enactment
of the last. JegUbiture. '(
Ruddy Squirrel nuts at Colvlp
Drugs. . Fresh, crisp and dolicloun.
208
Klden Hertford, formerly associ
ated with the Shell Oil comphny,
is now employed with the llestlt'i
men's wear shop, succeeding Wil
liam Campbell, who has returned
to Medford. Mr. Hedford hr.s had
several years' experience in the
men's wear, lino, Orunts Pass.
Courier,
Dance, .Jackson Springs. Satur
day night. Follow tho crowd. 210
1 C. H..NewhuH and Ieonard Car
penter left by motor today for pnst
ern Oregon where they will visit
Mr., and Mr. Meredith Hfttlry M
Sillers, -a ' 1
a good percentage of cars dimmed,
but a number drove with bright
lights and In some cases cars were
nenrly forced ott the highway. .
Corona adding; machines, $60.
Froo trial. Vhone ttlerma, 1303.
. 103tt
A woman received slight injuries
last evening oh Moln street when
struck by a car driven by Clyde
Hostetler of Puyallup, Wash., ac
cording to an auto accident report
filed at tho police station. The
driver did not get the, woman's
name. His report Is In part as
follown: Going west on Main about
12 miles per hour. Rafn on wind
shield and turned to look up street
Intersection. K 1 a n c e dj back and
woman was about eight or twelve
feet away. Did not have time to
complete stop. Knocked her down,
rolled car back and helped woman
up, but not hurt.
Free shampoo Mon., Tues., Wed.,
Thurs., with marcel or finger wave,
$1.00. Phone 57. Bowman Barber
and Beauty Shoppe. 219
Herbert Kgbert, 59, twice mem
ber of the Oregon legislature nnd
for a number of years president
of the stale farmers' union, died
at his home at The Dalles last
Monduy, following a paralytic
stroke.
Dressmaking and. remodeling at
the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford
Bldir. Tel. 1181. . tf
Hunters were warned by Deputy
Oi.me Warden Frank M. lirown to,
day that hunting of China pheas
ants and .quail must stop at. sun
down, as a large number of com
plaints have been received since
tho season opened. Tuesday. As
soon as the sun sets, shooting must
stop, said the game warden, and
arrests are apt to be made at once
if more shooting Is hcard.: Re
ports of guns have also been heard
before sunrise. . .
A. N. Vrlght, Cozy Nook ranch,
still has plenty of Salwayu. Bring
boxes. ' ' 211
Tho bonrd( of directors of the
Southern Oregon Llvestockmen's
assoclutlon met Saturday 1n the of
fice of C A. Hnnderson, county
ngent. The matter of brand In
spection and cattle stealing was
brought up and discussed but no
action was taken. Provisions of
the new state law In regard to
brnnds and penalties for. cattle
stealing were studied. Tre direct
ors stute that the number of cattle
stolen has greatly Incronsed this
year over previous years and nt
tribute that condition to the new
law. Klamath News,
t Will teach you to drive any cax
Telephone 10JI5-X. 210
The Thrift Shop has the follow
ing articles for sale: Child's bed,
springs and mattress, men's over
couts, suits and shoes, women's
coats, dressse und shoes, nlso chil
dren's vlothos, lots of good warm
woolen goods for making1 over.
Don't forget the place over Wool
worth's store.
Among the Oregonlans register
ed at Medford hotels are II. F.
Selby. A. S. Hurries Of Corvallls.
W, N. Collins. H. S. Sehriber of
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Kd-
wardson of Pino Ridge, nnd the
following from Portland: E. Stone,
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Widmer, Ru
dolph Kittling, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M.
Arthur, Frank Johnson, H, A. Bur
ton, It. C. Zehrung. W. K. Coleinun,
U. S. Zimmerman, J. A. Hull, J, P.
juighlin, W. II. Norton. ..W. H.
Johnston, O. C. Alderman, S. A.;
Mnlhorn. C. A. Warner, Wulluce
Olpple and James Wright.
crimps beeuuse the rues are
so bud and because h.eavy snows
have not arrived In the high moun
tain country, deer In the Union
Creek section are scarce, said Dep
uty (lame Warden Frank Brown
when In Medford this forenoon.
recently visited the mountain
country around Union Creek, and
came to tho conclusion that the
animals wero exceptionally scarce.
the deer having gone back to the
high mountains following the end
of the recent ruins. ,
Tho aquarium at the Chamber of
Commerce was restocked -this week
with a supply of young sllversld
salmon from the Itutte Falls hatch
ery, through the efforts of W. H.
Coleman, state superintendent of
fish screens. Tho fish will prob
ably remain on . exhibition until
they become too large for 4 heir
smull aunrters.
Cdmond Morris, who has been,
employed here by the- Associated
Oil company for several months
as Junior clerk, will leave tomor
row to take over duties ot chief
clerk at the Corvallls office.
Mrs. Isobel WItcher, formerly
Miss Isobel Ttnylor, of MUlvllle,
('ul., motored to Medford last
evening to visit with her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Motile WItcher, nnd
her mother, Mrs. IL 11, Taylor of
Central Point.
T. R. Dun lets and Mert Daily
have returned from Windy (lap.
bringing In three fat bucks. This
afternoon Mr. Daniels left for his
cottage nt Dlnmond lake, which
he wilt close for tho winter after
a few days' duck hunting.
Mrs. H. Chandler Kgnn and Mrs.
Leonard Carpenter flew yesterday
In the mail plane to Rn Francisco
where they will remain for n tew
days, Mrs. Kgtm reported the trip
wus greatly enjoyed although tho
pilot termed It A rough one.
Krnest Young, former Chevrolet
agent here, spent today In Med.
ford visiting reluUves nnd friends,
nnd will leave tonight for Los
Angeles weher ho expects to lo
cate permanently. He Just return
ed after a visit to his former home
In Chicago. t
K. L. King, superintendent of
tho Portlnnd division of the South
ern Pacific, passed through Med
ford In his private car for a, brief
visit In, California, yeaterduy,
Mrs, Leroy Caster of Phoenix j
left yesterday afternoon for Ellens-
ourg, wash., to attend ine golden
wedding anniversary or ner parT
ents." She will visit In Yakima and
other northern points while on the
trip. , V
M. McCormack, representative
of the Standurd Advertising Serv
ice of New York City, is In Med
ford for a few days on. business.
The annual Harvest Home din
ner put on by the Presbyterian
church at Phoenix, Is being an
ticipated by a number of local res-
headlights l'lde,ltH who have enjoyed that f am -
it'us repuai in. me jmnu net to
begin at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow, the
dinner will seat a number of Med
ford peopleho have formed par
tic for tho occasion. , ,
' Mrs. i Fred Mcpherson Is spend
ing this week in Portland visiting
friends, having left for the north
ern city the first of Hhe week.
F. J. Harris, manager of th
Commercial Credit company of
Portland, accompanied by Kenneth
Moore, field representative of th
same company, are spending a few
days in the city on business.
Eugene Schrader, traveling pas
senger agent for the Dollar Steam
ship line, spent a tew hpurs this
morning in the city. ,., ;
James Peyton of Prospect Is
spending a few days In the, valley
on a pheasant hunt.
For speeding on Main street last
Sunday. O. E. Hall was fined fl1
In Judge Taylor's court yesterday.
In the same court a fine pf Si 5
nnd costs . was Imposed on Fred
Anderson of Klamath Falls for
switching llconse plates on- a log
ging truck. . ..w
J. A. Avery, .factory represen
tative for Packard cars,, transact
ed business with J. J. Ossenbrugge,
local dealer, yesterday. ; r
Dairy Meteorological Report
" '. Oet."ltt 1929 r
Medford and vicinity: Unsettled
tonight, and Friday generally fair.
Not -much' change; in temperature.
Oregon: Unsettled tonight .and
Friday, generally fair. Cooler in
east portion tonight
Local Date ' K '
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Temperature (dexrcoH) 63 . 43
Highest (lu.st 12 hourn) ! G3
Lowent (1r 12 hourx) 40 '' 43
Mel. humidity (per ct.) G6 - 4
Precipitation (inchex).. T. ' ".(IS
State of weather ......cloudy ' Clear
DIR. 10 PLACE
ER BIRDSEY
E GOLD HILL
Lowext temperature thin mor
inK 41 degrees. .
. Total precipitation since Sept.
11!, 1.14 inches. ' - "
Kunset today; 6:27 ji.' m.
Hunrlse Krl.,-6:27 a. m. '
Sunset Friday, 5:25 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A.
120th Meridian Time
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PARK CLERK GETS
TRAFFIC CITATION
Arthur Moen, chle.f cleric of the
Crater Rational ." park1 office,' dls"
graced the'KatiQnal1 I'arki. service;
generally thru belngvtagged by the
police yesterday afternoon for
violating the hour- parking limit
by leaving his car parked, on Main
street near, the Rlalto- theater tor
very much over that time-'
It is feared that Superintendent j
E. C. Solinsky, and former Super
intendents C. O. Thomson and Alex
Spnrrow will never get over this
foul blow that has been dealt that
fair ' service. They don't care
anything about the violation Itself,
but to fhink that a national purk
employe, or official 'Shouldf be
caught at ft, makes tho very, idea
unendurable to them.
Mr. Moen, who usually parts
witli a dollar with the same care
less abandon a man gives away a
leg or arm,, was fined $1,, which
he paid, und has been unable to
sleep or eat since.
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BRENNER CHASED HOME
BY COUGAR IS RUMOR
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After a sixteenth uttenpt . (to
lure ine wny nucic rrom lis naunt
in the hills around Kvans Creek,
Glen Urenner, according to a re
port brought to this office this
morning, wus sent scurrying home
with a cuugur. at his heels late, lust
night. ' .
Thu story about town bus it that
(lun was. creoplngstealthlly thru
the, underbrush in thu hunting
area, with his g,un clutched tautly
In determined hands, when he
heard the cry. for. food from
tawny cut in the distance, (lien
reached home in record time. H1h
brother Oleo's only comment on
tho experience, was to the effect
that ho hoped the, former brought
the uun with him.
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Temporarily In Charge.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
Motorists crossing the Blrdseye
Creek bridge on the Pacific high
way between .uold Hill-and Hogue
River perhaiis have had little occa
sion to notice the log house partly
covered with, vines and tall trees.
and have casually passed by one
of i Jackson , county's , historical
spots a place wiiere settlers over
70 years ago lived in fear of sav
age Indians. ' ' i
Iii 1852 David ' N. Blrdseye
brought Jiis bride from, Jutland to
spnt.hern Oregon,, tuklng a land do
nation claim from 'Robert, 'Iviiilligan.
The couple lived for several months
in a small cabin near the site of
the present house, constructed in
lSGfl. When Indians were on a
rampage in 1855, families of the
section joined together and "forted
up" from October until the follow
ing March, when the Indiun strife
was over, the place was known
as Fort Blrdseye and later was i
Headquarters for troops and travel
ers for several years.
The log house stands as it was
built 73 years ago, the original 1
chinking stlu remaining intact.
Assisted by Mrs. Wesley Birds
eye and her sons, grandsons of Da
vid Blrdseye, the Crater Lake chap
ter of the D. A. R. -will place a
marker in front of the bouse Octo
ber 25. Underneath i one of tho
smaller buildings have been found
several logs used in the original
fon and a piece of one , of these
will be encased in cement and a
bronze tablet will be placed on the
luce of the marker.
Judge William Colvig, .who was
in souihern Oregon during the
time of the Indian wars and who
married his bride, a daughter of
Mr. Birdseye, at the old home over
SO years ago, will be present at
the placing of the marker and will
deliver, a short address,
or; bolcIWds lay
.
228.9 mters 1310 key.
Thursday. Oct. 17. .
0:15 to 0:30 News and mar-
H -ket reportH by,;.MulL Trlb-
Obituary j
ZIMMKHLHU Mrs. Maggie
Zlmmerlee passed away at her
residence, S31 South ,lvy street nt
nn early hour Thursday, October
17th from heart trouble. Mrs.
Ximmerleo. was born at Dayton
Washington. April 23, 1869, and at
the time of her death, she was
aged .CO years, 4 months and 24
days. Maggie Abel was married
to Jim Zlmmnrioe at l'nmeroy,
Washington, July 1880 nnd to this
union was born 12 children, 10 sur.
viving today. They are three boys
nnd seven girls. Mr. Z. S. 21m
merlee of Prlneville Ore.; Krnest
Zlmmerleo of Canada; Hud Siiin-
merlee . of Mail ford; Mrs. Ulva
Stuart of Prlneville, Ore.; Mrs.
D. M. lirown of. 331 So. Ivy, Mod
ford; Mrs. Celia Howard of ton
Angeles, Calif,, Mrs. Verna Hun
galo of Fresno; .Mil. tlertle Ko
wen of Montague, Calif.: Mm.
I.eota Anderson of Bridge Itiver,
Canada, and Mrs. I'helina Uren-
nan of Jesmund, Canadu.
She also leaves her husband,
Jim Kiittuierlefi of Medford anil
many grandchildren. . Mrs. Ktiu
merlee was n woman of utmost
pntlence nnd endured her illness
with n smile und much fortitude.
The remains are at the Perl Fu
neral home nnd funeral arrange,
ments will bo announced Inter.
BOIINKItT Frederick Norimin
iulinert, one month old, only son
of Mr. ami Mrs. Olto 11. Mohncrt.
passed away, at a local hospital
Wednesday evening. Funeral ser
vices will bo held nt the Perl Fu
neral home Friday nt i:00 p. m..
Hov. II. c. Funk of tho Kngllsh
I.utnem church officiating. . In
terment In Central Point ceme
tery. Hoover Minister III,
SAN FRANCISCO (J'l Mon
slgnor Ramon Mestres, who per
formed the ceremony that united
In marriage President and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, was reported e
rlously III here.
Hoover to Sieak.
WASHINGTON. ,.- President
Hoover has consented to make a
brief address. October 80 m- th
time Madame Curie la presented
with n gram of radium m the Acnil
cmy of Sciences In Washington. . J
tine.
6:30 to 7:30 Trowbridge
4 Lumber Co.
7:00 to 7:16 Pensleys, pho
e tographers. i
Friday, Oct. 18.
9:00 to 9:30 Monarch Gro-
eery and Oil station.
0:30 to 10:00 Schilling & Co.
10 to 10:30 Southern Ore-
gon Electric Co.
10:30 to 11:00 Marsh Gro
' Wry. .'
11:00 to 11:30 M. M. Dept.
4 Store.
11:30 to 12:00 Januc Len
4 nox, milliner.
12:00 News flashes by Mall
fr Tribune.
12:00 to t:00 Palmer Mu-
wit House.
1:00 to 1:30 Medford Elcc-
trie Co. . .
1:30 , to.. E:00 Lewis Super-
4 Service Station. ,
2:00 to 2:30 Mann's Dept.
Store. . . . -
2:30 to 3:00 Brophy's Jew
elry Store.
0:15 to 0:30 News nnd mar
kets by Mull Tribune.
0:30 to 7:00 Band Box.
7:00 to 7:15 Peasley's pho.
tographrs.
KMED, the Mall Tribune-Virgin
radio station, will begin a,' series
of Sunday ' programs,'' beginning
next Sunday, it was announced
this nfternoon, Tho programs will
continue, every afternoon until 4
o'clock and will be sponsored by
local merchants, and will Include
only. Institutional music.
A feature of tonight's, program
from K.MIOD is a pep rally by
students of the Southern Oregon
Normal school at Ashlund for the.
big football game here next Sat-
unlay with tho Menlo Junior Col
lege of California.
HEALTH CO-OPERATION
' ( ,
Thnt she has had excellent . co
operntJon from the lay workers ot
the .JucltHun County Health associ
ation as well nfi from the local
mml leu 1 nrnfouulfin flni-liiti- hni 11
months if kpiv1-p lipro. . wnw n I
statement madq by Dr. Kniily Hoi-
com, county health physician, who
was the principal speaker before '
the. Business and 1'rofes.sional
Women's club ut the Hotel Holland
this noon.
Dr. IJolcom gave an Intensely 1
interesting resume of the duties
that fall upon the .shoulders of the:
health department of the county, '
and situations thnt arise during!
the. course of a year's program.
That 9.1 faipltlcs, many of which
Include from five to seven children
are now on the county Indigent
list, wnrf another fact brought on,
in the talk. The transient prob
lem, with Its various phases com
plicates the task of "keeping house
for the county." said the physician, j
"Public health work is not one'
of power or authority vested In
the persons of Its officers. It Is
on$, of, education principally thru
the children to the parents," said
Dr. Bolcom. i- -
In answer to a request from the
American Legion, read before the
club by President .Maude Chapman
the members voted to participate
actively in the Armistice. Day pa-
rude to be held November 11.
Notice.
All Hopklna Lateral users dtfslr
Ing to -purchase, more water, wh'
have not already notified the dls
trlct, are requested to " do-o at
once. Phone 317. Medford. .
ROGUE RIVER. VALLEY
TRR TO ATI CIV DISTRimV "
32 North Central Avenue, 187tf'
Trappcra Attention! ,
The fur season will soon be here. I
"We can make' money for you with
our connections. Let ug estimate 1
on your furs before you ship. '
MliDFORD .BARGAIN HOUSE, j
27 North Grape Bt. tf
Comfort and Safety :
for Eyes
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE
TONIGHT
FRI. MATINEE'
Four Shows J
, Daily at
1:30, 3:15, 7, 9
P. M.
ALL TALKING! ALL LAUGHING!
A BIG JUBILEE JOY SHOW
,j ;",!.-, ii ALSO v ;' i.,. ; v. ''-' ':: ':'
SPITALNY'S BAND J . ' , , Mmiision , .
U , t Mats
' Eves.
"SHIP AHOY."
THE TALKING NEWS
10 and 35
25 and 50
SPECIAL CHINA MATINEE
TOMORROW
Your choice cf several different pidoes. COME
EAKLY, and choose the dish you need most.
NOTE This China Matinee Is being given tomorrow on
account of the Christian Science lecture being held at this'
theatre tomorrow night.
rr
COMING SATURDAY
W t'H J SOMETHING .NEW'"'" '"'' '
'.,-;-r-v OTHE TALKING SCREEN , , '
It's Different! It's Novel! It's' Thrilling!
"THE ACE OF
SCOTLAND YARD"
-RIALTO-
WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE
Notice lo Hunters.
Xotlco is hereby ftiven that hunt
InK Is prohibited on the Valley
School grounds. (Sinned)
tf VALLKY. SCHOOL..
Notices
Positively no hunting permitted
on Westerlund Orchards State
Clamo Refuge.
CARL V. TEXGWALD, Pres.
208
SeottsburR Umpnua river bridge
here opened to traffic recently.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FoK KKXT-Murm aloeplna room.
privuto family, close in. reason
able. .511 Pennsylvania Ave.
Phone 107-J. 207tf
FOU SAI.H Itftrn, to be wrecUcrt.
Aiily 685 l'lne. 210'
KOH ltKNT 1-arite home close In:
- hnrdwooil floors rnrouKhout,
steam heat, phone 105 for ap
pointment. 20tf
FOR KRNT 3-room house, off
west Jackson. Phone 105, 107l(
POIl SAI.K -room home, hanily
to schools. , Phone 105, 207U'
FOU KKNT 5 rooms modern.
close In. Inquire 14 8. Ivy.
H071P
WANTED PACliF.RS,' nppies: I
men or women. lfig 7 run I
Distributors. !J0 1
0:t 1904 . ytSs
i " J
mml . w
ri i' I
la
Oct. 1929
v a v ALL TALKING!
ALL LAUGHING!
1 THE WHOLE TOWN IS
WILD OVER THIS SHOW
THEY'RE BACK AGAIN
FIGHTING! LOVING! FOBGETTING!
j. The Immortal Stars of ;
"What Price Glory" '
Victor McLaglen
'(AS TOP SERGEANT FLAGG)
Edmund Lowe
(A3 LINE SERGEANT QUIRT)
IN
Wm. Pox's ALL TALKING SPECIAL
"The Cockeyed
World"
With the Ravishing LILY DAMITA
Now you can hear the riot between
Flagg and Quirt at they fool, frolic
.' and fume with each other's "sweet- .
let" from Siberia to the tropics.
Four Complete
Shows Dally v
t .
1:30, 3: 15, 7 and 9
Admission
Mats 10 and 35
Eves 25 and 50
' Also
FAVORITE
MELODIES
by ;
RUTH
ETTINQ