Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIE-ELECT IEKERPALii OFFER'1' T MFiWOTCD MAtL TRTRItXK,: MEDFOUD, OIWfiOK. AVKDNKKDAY, ob'OIililf 10!).. .TTiOE; THREE Dynamite Gus in Street Melee Before Bout With Strangler "Ed' L Tlio Ilev. Dr. M. A. Marcy of Kugene, Kiiperintendcnt of Metho dist churches hi southern Ore gon, paid an official visit to Med rurd yesterday and presided over the (liiurtei'ly conference of the First M. E. church. The Hev. Dr. C. 1. Andrews of 'Salem, director of religious . edu cation and young people's- work in the, Oregon Methodist, confer- once, uceumpanied Dr. Marcy, and Wold a council with the young peu )do of the EpworLh leagues- in the afteroon. The Sunday school officers and teachers "enjoyed evening dinner in the ' church parlor, when in spirational addresses were made hy the visiting religious leaders and the annual election of school officers was held, the pastor, Alex ander O. Dennett, presiding. Clarence A. Meeker, who has successfully superintended the lo cal school for several years, was unanimously re-elected. Tho an nual report of attendance and finances was 'encouraging, show ing an efficient organization nnd faithful work on tho part of those engaged. The (uurterly conference, fol lowing "tho meeting of hc Sunday school workers, completed tho of ficial organization of tho church for the new year. " Koports of the new pastor and other leaders, in dicated optimism and harmony, with plans for an aggressive move ment in all departments. The public installation of the officers of the church will be con ducted by the pastor at the morn ing sen-Ice next Sunday. The Sun day school officers will be in stalled Sunday morning Novem ber 3. Silverton Local fair held here recent Iv. Fat Girls! Here's a Tip for You "AH over the world Kruschen Salts is appealing to girls nnd women who strive for an attrac tive, free from fat figure that can not full to win admiration. Here's the recipe that banishes fat nnd brings into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every woman possesses. E v e-r y morning tnke one-half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water before break fast. ,IJe sure and do this every morn ing for "It's the little daily dose that takes off the fat." Don't miss a morning. Tho Kruschen habit means that every particle of poisonous waste matter and harm ful acids and gasca are expelled from tho system. At the Kamo time the stomach, liver, kidneys and howels are toned up and the pure, fresh blood con taining Nature's six life-giving salts is carVied to every organ, glnnd, nerve and fibre of the body and this is followed by "that Kruschen feeling" of energetic health nnd activity that Is reflected In bright eyes, clear skin, cheerful vivacity and charming figure. (Jet an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts at Jarniin & Woods (lasts 2 months) with the distinct under standing that you must bo satis fied with results or money back. (Contributed) Tlie importance of musical training is becoming more evident every day. Music teachers, school teachers, educators, social workers and ministers are expressing theift selves m very forceful . terms as to the facta being developed, that prove the necessity' of;, giving chil dren a musical training.. : , ii ' Those-who have luvustigaUHl tho prize contest, of the Guln.nn.cn company, being conducted 'locally by thu Palmer Music: House, have found many interesting things that deserve consideration. Clayton Isaac has been showing projected pictures and talking on the subject and there Is one remark which is outstanding: "It is not what the child can do with music but what music can do for the child." An other im: "The richest child Is poor without musical training." The contest now in progress was suggested and put into action for the purpose of getting a great number of people thinking about the value of music. The piano has been used as it represents the uni versal musical instrument and has so many important parts in every musical expression. The piano to bo given away is looked upon by the Palmer Music House as n pro per compensation for the winner and appropriate to the subject covered by the contest. Many things could be said In the interest of this campaign but it would be better for each person interested to get the facts first hand from the Palmer Music House and then start writing the letter. The Judges who Will be an nounced in the near future will consider first, the number of rea sons why a child should have a musical education; second, the soundness of these reasons; third, neatness of the. letter. Only one prize will be given in one family. Get together now and start your letter now. f !,OS A.VJKLKS, Oct. 23. tfP "Dvnamite" (Jus Sonnenberg. nurs ing a hplu lip and a bruised nose, ff3 SET FIGHT DATE trio!, hro ri'ii"i'sU'l I" lit i ' ' ' 1 TnipiMTS. vVllnitiloil! ko!;uk 'mvK.rvAu'.HY ! ' "" UlltlOATlON DISTHIi'T. 1 Wu "" niuko money Uir you with H:! North IVnlrnl Avimum. 1K7IC our connortltmH. us oIlm;it.- lu-ro tonlcht with lM "StrniiKU-r" j I.ewiH. rornuT rhuinpion. j Konnt'liherK waa ImJui'imI, nu'll I tally anil physically whon ho un oxpiH'WMlly wiit called upon yes liM'ilay to tlcfcntl himself from one . of tho flying tackles which oc- I copy a prominent place in his j own wrestllnff repertoire His! T physical hurts, consisting chiefly I The colored fighter, K. O. White, , ! of u profusely l.leeilinu nose, he l'"" '-n f"il mill will meet Ciono ; announce.l would not Interfere O'Grady, the Ashland light heavy-1 ! wlili his title bout tonight. I "iKht. alter all. following an n- II.k mental Injury was assuaged ; nmiiicemoui yeslerduy that the1 'somewhat by n battery warrant "Bin. scheduled for the armory to-1 against Pete Jadjone. ball bond i morrow night, had been canceled, j ' broker nnd amateur wrestler s- The light will take place two weeks ! une.l IV.im the nfflce nf Pllv I'l'osO- fl'OlII loilnv, NOVOIIllier 6, llllll i eulor Lloyd S. Nix, on liiis' com- expected to ho one of the best fis-j pining- tic encounters Been in Medford for Konnenberg charged Uidjone years, with bulling him with his head W hilo could not ho located for without warning terminating a ! " lst two or three days hy Tex discussion of tho possibilities of a I lilrkorstnt f, local promoter, mid It bout between tho amateur and (lie ! thought ho might havo possl- IMANDWHIlt i i on your furs before you ship. I .MlOUKOItil liAUtlAl.N HOUHH, ' ' !7 North drape St. tf champion. Lewis, in preparation for his attempt to regain the crown, has been training with tho I'niversltv of Southern California football team, in nn effort to develop n defense against the flying tackle vh irh lost him the championship encounter, will risk his heavy-j to Sonnenberg. weight wrestling title in a bout Sonnenberg Is n former Durt acquired in an unscheduled street i m (Tilth football player. Gus Sormeriber Interesting Conversations Between Local Merchants, Bankers, Traveling Salesmen Texas "Hill" said that the fol lowing happened In one of the cities in the Loiic Star state. "A dry goods merchant was starting down town when his wife remind ed hint of his most Important duty f THE MAN WHO BOUGHT THAT OVERCOAT WILL iWEAR A COAT OF MAIL L j lJ In competition with thousands of window displays in the nation, Marsh's Grocery won first place in the state of Oregon and lath in the United Rrhtes. The contest was sponsored by the Kerr Olass corporation, manufacturers of Kerr and Economy fruit jars, and 21 prizes were awarded. Tho window was decorated by Jjopio Crane, regulnr window defc orator for the store, nnd Is tho result of careful planning. This is the second time Mr. Crano has won a national prize on window decoration for the Marsh grocery. Oregon Weather. Fair nnd mild tonight and Thurs. day. tlentle to moderate easterly winds on the coast. 1 WamWPBBglf I GLY Oi A Complete Cleakdio am F Na(tirrfwnmltfr-hplpnaturoclMir f "o-ir erttnnlcx on nnrtnntntroa rowp f In ynr pair, w.llow rhek!i. in:iy l colon elonnnltiB. TakeNR I NATURfS REMEDV-toreculnto arrt Blrrncllicn vmireliralMativnor' Frinf. Wntrh (ha trnriF format ion. Try KR fnjtcad of mora iRxnlivr. Mil4. Ml. prelt Tf tlhle it drvuutf , only 23e Ff-.W, I A MILLION, 1 A KK 9 NOW 20 Reductions of famous ' ALLEN-A Hosiery during our "NEW CUSTOMER" SALE Newest Styles . ... Newest Shades All First Quality Sale Starts Oct. 24 And Ends Oct. 28 "Wear As You Pay" lily Kone east to Ills heailiiimrteiH In (MiIchko. However, Tex receiv ed a wire tmlay from White that ho is still uiixiouti tti meet OV,nuiy nml that he eonhl not he foiinil he cause of u training program that hail tnken him Into the mountains near Tacomn. Wash. White wired as soon us he came out of the hills. Tile negro has a reiulalion of having; never put up a "had fiRht" and a fluht at CIiIchko a year hko drew a ki'obs i;ato of $12.0011. He has met soiuo of the host flKhtors I nthe counlry, nnd is to meet loo Loniskl, tho Alierdeen Assassin, in a main event at Seattle tho end oi' this month, Loniskl has fouiiht several times in New York City finished ! ,ms mPt Tommy LouKhnin, the world until he retired from It to go into the heavyweight division. White met OHirady In a fiKht Inst July at Klamath and hroke three nf flu,,..'., .....I bnn..W 111... in printing plant in another state. Ho ,.,.,.,. .,.., rt.,u n, ii,, and the hanker chatted pleasantly an ,OWever, O Grady won for a few minutes, nfter which , . , , ,i (for a return bout. cer'Vhlngs are a little dull right now. "Before the banker writing the draft a dapper young man with a grip stepped In and asked how every thing was. The hanker seemed glad to see him. lie was a representative of a big STARTING TOMORROW "New Customer" Sale ' of all our famous ALLEN-A Underwear for men at 20 REDUCTIONS Newest Fall and Winter Styles All First Quality 'ftiiitiiri 'Sf 1 i HONEY ROLL I IB I for the day. t 'Now, my dear, he sure and send away for that radio outfit, so we can have it by Sun day." "Just a few blocks away, the merchnnt who handled radios, talking machines and furniture. was sitting at breakfast- with his family. . 'The jconvcrtUon drifted around to 'clothes, and his wife said. 'I must send nwny for clothes7 'foK ttfo"'noYeriund get a new dress for myself. "An hour later tho 'lending' gro' cer' stopped at tho bank io get a draft, which ho wus going to send away for a new bedroom suite. ."'How's business?' asked the banker. " 'Oh, not so good,' said the gro- the young man Inquired casually of his friend before the window he wanted anything. " 'Well, yes, said the banker. believe I do. Print us a000 drafts, 10.000 cheeks nnd a couple of thousand letter heads nnd enve lopes.' Tho young man thanked his friend and hustled out. j "That night the rending busi ness men held a meeting to dis cuss tho growth of tho mall order evil. All of the above mentioned gentlemen delivered short talks. They agreed there were many peo ple in town who were guilty of treason to the" home merchants in other cities and the meeting closed by adopting strong resolutions against patronizing mall ordor houses." ' It has been fino to meet with nil of you Kills." said Med ford "Hill" to the rest of tho "Hills" in the cash drawer, "and 1 hope that we will meet again quite often in this city, and 1 extend to you all an Invitation to remain in Med ford; You will like It here nnd It "will be a matfef "rtT grat pleasure toJ you all to know that you are having a part In helping to build up one of tho finest com nuinities In tho wholo country. Royalty to Medford Is tho one thing that will build It." ! FINISH APPLE HARVEST BY END NEXT WEEK The apple crop of the Hokuo River valley, estimated at 350 unrs thalf the averaKo crop 111 he picked and packed hy the end of next week. A niiiuher of 1 he pack iliK houses of this district will lie finished this week end. A large percentage of the apple crop Is handled hy tho K. J. V. I leni ty Co. .The Southern Pneific Railroad company has taken no further ac tion on the application of local shippers for n iiSVj-cent export rate and the conference with local fruit InlorestH on the suhject has been delayed nwinn to heavy demands on -the time of rullroud ofl'icinlsi ..),... .-.! . , Notlco. All Hopklna Lateral urers desir ing to purchnso more water, who h:ivn net already notified' the dls- 1NG PLANT When the fruit harvesting season ended last week at the Palmer Packing corporation, the employes proved that they appreciated the fact that their employers had troated them unusually well dur ing Ihe summer. Miss Hazel Nichols, assistant manager of the plant, was pre sented with a silver vegetable dish, and Klmer Kyle, manager, was given a Masonic ring. L To win many new customers In AIlt'ii-A riiili'i'Wi'iir for -Men vr niej niiiliiii!; n special L'd per cent ivilue j timi. mi nil styles. For 4 days only.) AW luivo ivi'clvi'd n fresh slock lor tins Now ( iistoiiicr Sale. Onlvi tlit newest stylos in Shirts nml Shorts. Athletic suits, nml light ami heavy Units have heen included. Every style is jziuiriinteed first ((unl it y. Come in ill once while full selection awaits ' you,. Try this Cndorwoar Unit is a favorite the country over. This event ends Monday. I'ntil then our complete stock of Allen-A Un derwear for lien is reduced 120 per cent. Light weight cotton. Spring needle knit. Short sleeves and Ankle length or long sleeves and ankle length. , Regular price $1.50 SALE PRICE $1.20. Winter weight union suits. Long sleeves, anklo length, lar price $3.50. SALE PRICE $2.80. Regu- ifS TOASTEDi Trimi Dill Artydi ExcrelM 1 , A Food A Tfi.fc A Treat V A 64-prtgo Juntrlto Canary and ivt Owners' Guide lioolc nnd a .lu.strlto Honey Itnll "It's Tatcd" Kit 10 K with n Ii0c purchase of any Juslrito Products. Tliid offer is ocine, made to acquaint Ittrd I-.ovc.ra with JtifUril. "Tho Quality Xjlno" nationally iitild and scien tifically prepared. COUPON Thin coupon and a 50o pur chiinn of any Justriti i'et l'oodti and ltoincclica entitles yoi to a Jm-.trit? Cannry nnd lVt OwnTfi Ciuida Book (64 pugou. 6ft:i7"i and a Justrito lTonry iloll "It'a Toasted1' I'llKE, eiamo , MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. For Glasses That Are RIGHT See Dr. D. A. Chambers , OPTOMETRIST 404 Medford Bldg. vi;im:sdav li tn R:3() p.m. Agricultural pro- Mnnn. NItC service to KtiO. 11:110 to 7:30 p.m. Pulmnlivo hour (Tijinwcnnlinentftl). NItO Rerv- Ice to KOO. Ii HQ, KOMO, KV, Kl'O nnd KFI. 7:30 t J p.m. KtromherK-Cnrlcon projrrnm (Trnnfcnntinentnl from ItoclieHter, N. Y. NIK' xervlce to KGO. KIIQ. KOMO, Kf!V, Kl'O. KKI. 8 to :3o p.m. "liouds to llo- iniince." NliS. service to KOf). KflQ. KOMO, KOW. Kl'O, KKI. B:30 to ! p.m. The Hill Hilly Hoys. SlC service to KilQ. 'J tn 0:30 p.m. Pnrixlfln Xiuintet. Slir iervlr'to KHO." ' 9:30 tn 10 p.m. Tne Three Hoy. MK," HPi vic tr KGO. 10 to 11 p.m. Cotton .nios.nm , Mtnutreif. NHC r'le w KIIJ, KKI, KMU 11 tQJll rnldnltfht Mniciil Muk , keteern, N'UC Hervico to KIIQ, KOMO, KPo; " k, ' ' til lb 12 .midnight- rjrnry Hal tefldV'HOtcl fift.Fncl. Diince ntoh-tra. Xlif prtrfle t K'lo, 1 l M FavorinR the perpetimtion of tho old JackKonvllle muHoum aa n historic nttractlon in that city, the Lions club took HtepH today to gel In touch with tho lnter-club com mittee of tho chniuher of com merce to prcHcrve and ndd to the relics there. A committee, consist ing hy Lionn White, Merrick and Kershaw was appointed hy Presi dent II, T. Hubbard to confer with tho intcr-club body. That thero if danger of aonio of tho tnoHt (inptirtnnt historic attractions being moved to Portland, unlesH provl.slonH nro mado for their pres ervrttion, was. a statement mado by Mr. White. W. I. Pricker, scout muster, called upon to make a brief res ume of tho work of tho council, stated that the membership of that organization nnd increased to 332 this year as against 200 en rolled in the work last October. A 'delightful musical program was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. John It. White and Mrs. C. 11. pasko. Aceonipnnled upon the piano by Mrs. Pasko, Mrs. Knight sung "The Crimson Petal " and "Come to tho Fair," tho latter by Martin. Mr. Knight played two violin Rolos, h piece written ' for the C string alone by J. H. Pach, over 200 years ag". nnd ''Orientiile" by Cul. Jlo also was aceompnilied by Mr. Paske. Kah number was heartily encored. PAIN FROM ' GALLSTONES One dose of Fruit ola ehowa results Pains In the bnek or around the 1 1 ve r se r vo as Nn t u re's wa ruing. Pewaro of gallstones. Pefore risk ing an operation, or tryinir some home remedy, give FKCITOLA i trial. One dost will show rcsulM nod will convince you that KHU IT OLA, a twenty-year-old remedy, will bring relief. Many foiyner sufferers testify to lis wonderful merit, If you suffer with gnll stono symptoms, give FUIHTOLA a chnnee nntl like hundreds nf others you ttuiy save yourself pain and other necdlens suffering. For sale, recommended nnd guaranteed by Magill's Irug Htoro and other Iradint; driu'is(s. ISIS THEATRE East Main, Near Bridgs Admission 10c and 15c 7 HUSON'S WHATNOT ,; Cor. 6th & Ivy " What You Want When You Want It" TONIGHT Tonight Thru Station KGW at 9 o'clock listen to Itrmiswick Itrevilies The best entertain ment on the air The Southern Pacific nnnouncd this morning a reduced rate to Portland and return over the pe riod starting tomorrow, O.-tober 24 to November 2. This lit to en-i nble local residents to attend the! pacific International Livestock K-' position which will be held thero the lai.t of this week and all next week. Hound trip ticket, which will cost J lii Sfi will go on Bale to night, with n return limit extend ing to November -L ; Port In nd Oround broken for cnnstructlnn of ynngngu of Con gretfniion Ahnvath Achlr, Also a clever comedy 1 Starting tomorrow "NEW CUSTOMER" SALE of all our famous ALLEN-A Hosiery at 20 Reductions Newest Styles .... Newest Shades All First Quality To win many new customers to Allen-A Hosiery we are making a special 20 reduction on all styles. For 4 days only. We have received a fresh stock for this "New Customer" Sale. From sheerest Chiffon to Service weights. Only the very newest Fall and Winter shades have been included. And every style: is guaranteed first quality. Come in at once while full selection awaits you. Try this hosiery that is the favorite of smartly dressed women everywhere. This event ends next Monday. Until then our complete stock of Allcn-A Hosiery is reduced 20. All $1.95 Hosiery , nw$1.59 All $1.50 Hosiery Notf H.19 lo 11 'Pay Less Dress Better" Medford Building 1