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MEDFdfoP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD," 'CREdON"," SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1929. PAGE THREE HILAH TEMPLE FOURTH CAR OF OPEN BANKRUPTCY P an? MfPDV nPTDfllT Dfm I LniiU IIILIUVI ULNVUII UUUUU nnno mm mm ncanv m on i : i i rwi n p nri ii , i r iii ft i i m i 1 1 ti i i in nin '- in ill 1 1 t ; .''i'-t t ; .-? , T I -JQHNSOM MARKET .XI M M ERliFR. Th funeral .service for Maggie ZlmmeWee. Who j i passe d away 6ctobeV 17, . will be( held irom the ppii Funeral Momt. ; Monday, October SI, at 10:30' a'.! m. Interment will take place In the Phoenix cemetery.1 1 RrevAes Next Saturday, th mem He fa o( Illlluh , Temple will muke u pU-' grlrrmge to MarahfifJUtwhetfc ;i recoru-breukinif Fall ' ceremonial will be statfed. ilundrecU of Med ford, Ashlnnd, Klumatli "Fulls nnQ. ti runts Pasa men; Vill oin Che fi-ssed horde, which will invade the count city - In fOHttve spirit, dks--j) tinning all gloom 1 ulung their path. ' And Marshfield will bo ready for her uhrlji Jvlulloracsordlmi '. td word received froni 1 Coos Buy. Marshfield merchants aid decora ting their windows for the occas ion and the principal streets will be Bayly dressed with ShrJnoi col- org and decorations. Busy Shrine committees in the coast metrop olis have IW-n working out the many details of the big one-day jumboro and Director IV 1'. Older and - his wrecking crew, have some brand new and diabol ical' methods of tribute for a larger clnss of ilovices; , . "K. C. "Jerry" Jerome, Poten-! tnte of l-lillah Temple has receive ed a gratifying response to his invitations recently sent to various Shrine temples throughout the :Thi ih'-,n, pmpJ 'fnf .t'utk f n t Portland: tluUWct cpilrt lant iDettoib-.niflrkftt wm inmrt-'lw "X a Jit of creditors of Ed- sale tomorrow by the Winter Pear committee. . The third car sold for: an average of $4.16 per box, unci a suhstuntiAl advnnce over this fig-, ure is seen fur the fourth cur. v The committee plnns to sell' 20 nni-H of Bosch in Detroit, and a dozen of the ears are now in De troit. They are ripened ,11ml' placed on the market In first class eating', condition. Clood results have been obtained, which is re flected In the constantly increase gar Johnson, local market owner, asking that the latter go Into, in voluntary -J bankruptcy, ; ari order was received .ijy .Marry. Skyrman, Siillur Juck Wood, former--Med-.i in Phoenix, Aria., where he was umtfADnff..wl. to. (take part h-V number oft Harry Howard, who was found i matolii; aecordlnir to a: letter re dead In his cabin on Palmer, creek j from him yesterday He has In the Applegate district Friday. . will be held At -the grave In the L.og Town cemetery near Rueht at n m .tnriiiv fHnnrinv.l Conf er-funeral nurlors In. 'chance. .Mr. Hough; of iQronW Pan mo- nihltllewestern cities and hax nlnns of coming back to. Oregon to do a little ,tnore wrest HhV., 1 ihg Karl K. Fehl, and P. C. Hlg- ham-ns choices for-, the -position of recolver Iii banltruiitcjv, Mr. 8kyh- Ing demand lor the Boscs In Do- hman- will act-upon the' petition Unit. , , nefxt week. The 'three creditors Tele-- nclflc Rec- ccss of the campaign, mid tholoru tno Lolonmn.ar- lessons and experience gained I aB8- V r ; j from the Detroit deal will he of! Don H.. Newbury wast appoint-: invaluable aid in future Invasions ' ed l,y Judg Harry Norton j Howard leaves no known relatives, toreui q, Moniora' yeseruuy . anu but had many friend in the sia- sl'" a few Hours.'on. business. , referee, Friday, 'adjudicating John- ;tlement In which- ha resided, for i "Oonto .movW'. iuovldod by tho son to .be. bankrupt .tin tho petl-Jabout 30 years.- He wfts -ahout-j advertising department .of the tlon. . 'V.i . VV' " jSO 'years of age, single and; lived California Oregon1 .Power company A.s' "a. further step " In the pro-alone. i. :1'. ,! furnished ah' rrftrricflvet'''46--mlnuto cedure a petition 'was -filed by threo, l- ... . ..!' ! .. program at thu' Thursday evening of the 6Q .creditors yesterday nam-. PHiW.lPS JameB B. Phillips meeting of U Royal Neighbors passed, away ; on ' Forest . Creek Local growers and' packers have sisnlng this Vere 1he Homo nanifested an Interest in the sue- "J"1" comiiany, the Pacific where he. and ,hls brother , were working on mining properly, Frl ,day night. HIb brother, E. W. l'hillips was awakened In' the night by his brother's illness and he died :in a few minutes, presumably from heart trouble from' which he had been suffering.' -...H:.:.. :.. v Resides his brother, B. W., he leaves two sisters, Mrs. V, A. Jor- of new trade territory Last week tho Winter Penr. committee mailed the following circular letter to the fruit trade of Detroit: , , Gentlemen: Hose pours from Med ford, Ore gon, arc in demand by the fruit trade In Detroit, Michigan. Tho third cur of Bosc pears sold at last. Thursday. ns receiver Cor the! dan of Everett. Wash; and- Alice vance .information, there will' be j in " "V'he ,. ,..i. ,.i .,i.. im.. Winter Pear committee at ai a large number of temples repre sented at tho -Murshfield cuncluve. After a .recent .trip to the coast, Potentate . Jerome reports that Mnrshfield ' Is making every ef- average of $4.1 G per hox. Radio talks and . advertising i have helped to create a demand. This is only a mall feature, -how ever, or the true interest- created Johnson market, in the mortgage foreclosure' suit of c. A; Whllloek 'and V. V.c Wnhb vg. Edgar and Kdith Johnson; -Judge Norton has the jurisdiction : over t mortgage .foreclosures... ,-' , The 'matter of .'-which' receiver ship w-ill; govern ultimately.- will be- determined within the course of the next- two weeks when a bankruptcy court will be held in the Federal building. . C. ..-.Wallace, Huntington Park, Calif. Funeral services will be held at the -Conger chnpel- at -2:00 p. m. Monday. Interment, will"' he-.in: Log Town cemetery -near'. RuchlV - Wheeler. . Edwards Gravet-Co. resumed operations, at Knudson. gravel pit. lodge last week. ... Recent 'ICbpco Current Events," a' new Hallowe'en comedy and a speclal; film oh' the history, of light made up a'n en joyablo fehture' of the evenln's en tertainment. : ... ' ' "Light's ' Golden Jubilee" Was the motif fof a fine -meeting of t the' Women's' commltte'e of the California 'Oregon' Power co'mpony held" at--the' Coped homo offlee building Thursday evening; A talk on lighting' by K. E: Ross and special 'Kdisnn' moving pictures by Hi Bromlrfy,': were much en joyed by I'those : pre.ienti Miss KatherlMe-Stewart acted as chair man of this, month's' meeting. ! ' ' --. West port. Local school grounds lielng graded and' prepared for ath letic field: .... fort ' eclipse in brilliance ami j , le Mo f Me,lfol. Kosc peara , A lew weeks ago we predicted jthe.se pears would soil themselves. Our belief in our produce ha8 been color the Shrine ceremonial held in Atedforrt lat May. The Hillah patrol, winner of wwe acclaim in l.os Angeles mir- j justified by the strong consistent ing the Imperial Session last June, , (Iomand nt t!e nuctIon AVe win ngain ntaKO a puiiuc appear- ; propose to tell y,u whv That beautiful golden yellow color, indicating the pear is fit for a nee. on the streets of Murh field and during t tho ceremonial ses sions. Captain Ilex - Harnett ha3j been whipping his patrol into tip-top drilling shape during the past two months and they should reflect much credit on the Itogue PJver Valley at tho Hillah cere monial. The Klamath Kails drum corps is also ready for the Marsh field Shrine-gathering, according to word received -from the Pelican city. Bert Peasley, business man ager of tho patrol, has arranged for special busses to carry . the marching' bodies to the coast.- A sweeping invitntion to nil Shriners, whether affiliated with Hillah Temple or not, to attend the , Mnrshfield ceremonial has been' extended by Potentate Jerry Jerome. , , . v E mm In conjunction with' tho Chris tian Endeavor district convention of Crater Ijnke Union' .which will he held next Friday evening, Sat urday and Sunday at tho First Chiistion church In this. city,, will be a-. Junior . conventlonette,. - in charge of Mrs. Chns. D. Oaffnev; Junior superintendent, of Ashland. Tho conventlonette will open Saturday .morning nt 10 o'clock, and close tho same afternoon nt S o'clock. ' A banquet will .bo served nt 12:30 in the clvarch din ing hall, with Bob Duvls of Ash land as tonstmaster. The members of the Junior de partment will also. -put on a pa geant, "To Whom Shall Wo Go?" nt the main session of tho con vention Saturdny evening. Twenty-four Endeavorers from Ashland and Mcdford will take. part. . ' L TO OPEN TODAY ', " M - ., ' '' Of Interest' to Catholics and their friends throughout Jackson county will lie the" mission 'which ovens nt 10:30 mass at the Sacred Heart church this morning, to be con ducted by Father Wllllnm Gran gcll, Rcdcmptresa missionary who arrived here from Seattle yester day. '-The mission will Inst until Saturday night. ; Said to be an exceptionally fine speaker, Father Grangell will preach a sermon at the first of the evening services which will be held tonight nnd continue through the-week at 7:4S. He will' also speak nt both tho manses held dally, tho first being nt six o'clock nnd tho other nt 8 : 1 "i . - ' consumption, is the- real reason why the public Is buying these pears freely. We respectfully call your attention to this fact. Only Hose pears sold under the label of the-Sledford Winter Pear committee are being ripened nnd offered to the trade for sale. We created a demnnd for these pears and we would appreciate your fur ther patronage. Look for the label! . Medford Bose Pears, packed by 1 the Medford Winter Pear Commit tee, Inc. Accept no substitutes. , j legidCcorps TO Coco IJght Programs , . , In connection w 1 1 h "Lights' Golden Jubilee." a natlon-wiile cel ebration lit honur, of Thomas A. 1 Edison,.- a- special -series of Edi-. 'son programs will -be staged here during the coming ' week. The I iProgrnma which are being present- j ed through the--, courtesy of the l California' Oregon Power company! -will feature ome.-lnteresting mo-! tlon pictures, on Edison and thni history of light (front the time of, Ithe Cave tmun. ;h. included In tho ' week's schedule, are the! following, dates: Klwanlg alub; Monday noon;. Rotary oltrb.' Tuesday 'iioon; Klnm- ath: County Chamber-.nf Commerce, Wednesdny noon; I. o. O. F. ban-1 ouet, Wednesday night nnd Copco' Forum, Thursday noon. -I frflpijrtoiit Wetlnai .'and Brill ! of the ,-Medford.; Legion drum 'corps j Is scheduled to' take place" at 'the Armory tomorrow night nt 7:30 i p. m. New bugles of the latest j type have 'been purchased and the ' corps is working hard to make a good showing when they appear before the' local public on Arm-i istice day.: Several new members have joined recently and present I plans call for a 29-pleeo corps In the near future. Every effort will bo made to glvo Medford one- of i the best Legion drum corps in the ! entire state. . - I . WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 9. tfP) I For the third time this session, the I senate today approved the export! debenture plan of farm tariff re-j lief, incorporating the proposal in the pending tariff measure. i IS 15 THEATRE East' Main! Near - Bridge Admission 10c and ISo Odd Fellows " andRebekahs Dinner and Program, -, : . Wednesday, October 23, 6 P. M. i Continuous' program; .frQtn .uiipeif vhour throughout even ing a program that all' will enjoy. EveryOdd .Fellow' ami Rebekah 'In: Medford Itarged toibe present. Put' aside alibis for this once and- help make this one ot the best affairs in the history of the Jocul or ders. '''.' '. ',';..!,', -;'.,' . .; ;i . " ' TODAY :y : and MONDAY "v .' - 'Men of the Night' " ' With . ' - ' '" ' GARETH HUGHES WANDA HAWLEY HERBERT RAWLIN30N And a good supporting cast'. A Steillng production. ... r, ii.''.,- ' ALSO COMEDY PATHE NEWS Is Yoir Furnace Bad -Tempered Before Breakfast? A 11 tieuujr w Blow in ius HiuriiuiK irwnlnstallilAaSerifetin; Rwllatr'' ri HeaHngf Etjuipmonfe fiiUx;lt8uickt;; early-mornirifrwarmt - 1 K Easy Paymnt ..Tl'.-U .S' May we tell yotr how little it costs and how conveniently you can pay for it 7 We'll make ;al generQiiy alWwaiide on your 0I4 heater. We guarantee all work. . r..,sy. r ;;f j-". r'- '" ) -v '' . .' T-1: It .-Vi-. f ' ' '' A SCHMIDLI 109 East Eighth St. : - "': ' Phone 41 i . . ''.rir vt HI lllllllllllllll Medford Largest Furniture Store Is Now the Most Beautiful Now! TKey We in Our Win i j Some Unusually Smart Patterns in New v vFRUITSHlPMENTS 1 WILTON. 11 :, Created by Develoh! RUGS Mrgt Brown uhu married in th$ Church of the Good Shepherd, iri a wakting gown of Poittt de k'enisn ... , the lace worn by the brides of her family for three generations , . Richard Knowlton Brown of Jacksonville ... cliose her wedding silver in tins exqui site Princess Patricia pattern -'' - ivf- ''-'' 1 1 1 - : -la "'j 1 . i i I '; -,5 1 FOLLOWING a brilliant Ji'iiul Wvend '!ar ago, Mrs. . Brown, the former. Miss Hrtlen 'Wilcoxj bust divided hft time between the philanthropic activities and the newspaper world ... in which she has acconlj)lilied' some . outstandinif vorlc'i .1,. . '.j ,. i v . ,. , ... -i,, -.:. , These Yaried' activities ahd her gracious manner make Her''lii)W''Kbmtj- sl naturar Center for th inWfestihg and important events of Jacksonville society. And here Mrs. tiroWn haschieved a cliarnting harmony of lovely things. Mellowed mahogany ahd slnart little. coffee tables . . . hits! of old LrocaJo .and Hew bloclc-f rinted linens . ; . a few , precious heirlooms of antique silver with' the murk of early craftsmen . . . ,and her. stately wedding: silver,.. Gorham Sterling in the Princess Patricia pattern. . This' graceful design, together with many others in Gorham. Sterling, is now on display in our store. And as you examine it for yourself yoir will be delighted thai iii many of the loveliest patterns you may choose flatware.. with. hollow ware to match.. '.all at a moderate cost Prin'cMi'Potr.ibltf.'.'i ' '' Gorham-$llver that Jlfr5.',. Brown cec(erf for 'U"$imi' fit dignity and txquisil . . , ; morkmanthlp.'' ' ' f-r 1 '-'l'- ,r.:'- f." , :' A; New Solution of Famous. Lpnglne Watches' Handled' W' cituively Here. ' . Ai; ,...fr... . H .' i. if ..' i1. '' r - -I i.-hv i'- '' u in ..- ' j; ut r't-s -. 't'.i- i--, (- .... ,.,(... ,.., ' ,. v . :,,,&kLp..s -i,".-..': if.-., l- ii ',..... .. :' ! QMUty ,Jelqr 41). vFair Price, i Intelligent Servior i. iiiiLiJiuA w- l'.i;n.tS'.a' JAW" ' Over nan car of pears finveS been shinned frnm Medford SO far ! this season. Including ! cars on f ns large yesterday. j S If the present rate of shipments ciintlnue. the season's total is ex-: pected to reach a total of over; IS00. Vhlle from 8 to 90 per cent of the fruit crop has been picked, there are A Isnte number -JS "of cars In etoratte that will bo shipped to eastern markets durlns the winter season. V i The French revolution nnsuccesa- j 4. (ully attempted to substitute the. ( REDUCED 25 , ;t- ' n , ' ' ' ' '' ''"' An Exceptionally Fine Lot in Our Windows priced at $85, $115 and $125 Medford' s Popular Credit Store . '- -,,.. '.;,..'":. "..-'.,. .I ii 'Southern hi Oregon' . Largest Stock of Furniture J . As Ye Sow "So Shall Ye Reap'? t K . . sf H r-i Live up to your Incpme',ari lay aside nothing ' and you'll never liaVfi findk W'itli which to meet emergencies or develop opportunities. ;Practk'e organized, systematic saving and you need' neVer worry... ;, .. .'il'. .' j :". . Shares in this conlprttiy af e both savings and '.investment; a foundation' for (lid' fiit'ilre'.'uArid 'yoiir eaVnin'g.i ar'e guaranteed. . . 'Systematic Savers Succeed" , BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a Tel. 1224 "' I H I, ... , , i 125 E. Sixth St. " Operated by experienced men who live here and know values ' - . , is '4TV Coffee House !' j" ' i.I34 EiIt;Mln' .i U'.4 ! i-1 1 ASHLAKD, QBE. - . -'.i. ' . t K' ' f ' '" I Cleanliness Friendliness jl . .. , . :a:-J- ?'. - j! Sunday Chicken! Dinner 7Bc ! . . .. TABLE D'HOTE ; ; Soup 1 !! ; OJilrken dumbo " IjRIlie Olives Hearts ot Celery ii -- - - Choice of - ' illonst Young Chicken, Olblet Sauce j or 'rlcassee ot Chiclfen with I ' ' Kurt Thirripllnidi' Lwiililiied" Potatoes Orecri Peas' ; . ' Fruit Salait ;-''' ; Assorted Pies' " ' j Tresh Peach Cobbfcr ' 1 it ' Choice of Drinks CART DE JOIR Baked Ham -. In Honey, with i Candled Sweet- Potatoes M Koast leg or Veal, Celery Dressing- .-4 ;......w.;....; 4G Paprika Schnitzel ...: 40 Koine Made Chicken Raviolis...: M i : llreail ami Butter, Mashod " ; . Potattien with above. ' i:,ill!lllll!Hllllllllllllilllllllllllllllll!. V" INSURANCE MS) Hour era. A eOMPUTB eUAJUM JQ . . i . ......... ..Phohft 'Vo l for ". FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING, BEf INI8HINQ FRANK HOWARD " ttiirt nsurance .'Agency' A. L. HILL, MaiiatW ' -PhohS 105 SO N. Central . Medford, OstgaA ... 1 Women VHoie $1.00 Pair S Silk from lop to' toe ' WiiU " pointed Heel lliiilHi' EhKtrotherapy OUrapneUc . t)r. H. P. Coleman ,,- Hi' BtRctf srnjr lW a SUttaHt '. ' "TraMBMla fey Apoolntneat Natural lialhodtf l.aJ H.U.M Fifcii'Frco ? WEST SIDE FIUTJ.IACY YOUH &XJLW6iaX '. Opea Sqndr ,nd BvnJnc Air tn Tiinfc " r ; IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH "decade" ot 10 days for the week. 'r;( Mtdfsr Exchsnoe, 211 W. 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