Medford mail tribune., October 30, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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IKDFORT) MAIL TUTBUXE, MEDFORD. OREO OX, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBERr.W1929.-
'What Do the School Children of Med ford
v Jfcnow About the City and Its Industries?
J "Be an example, to Medford and
tfn problem," Haid u man yf8tr
day In the hearing of "Bill" Dol
lar, who was taking the convenm
tloii nil In. "What a place Bed
ford would be if everyone hero
were liko you you - don't know
what mnkeH Med ford great nor do
yfw make any attempt 'to find out.
-"BHI" thought that remark ovnr
fdV awhile nnd then he wild, "I
wtonder how ninny people there
are In .Medford who can wi'ltn
down the nnnuw of Id outHtnnding
fealureH of this cily and oounty.
, Don't knock
I kM to tt mi
" pertunlty.
your towii od
molten fox op-
There are not mnuy jieojile AVho
can do thin without a lot of
thought nnd yejt thore are many
important things tput vuvery Pi
Hon. hIiouUI know.
"Through Innblllty to give thlH
informutlon,'" continued "illll," "a
person beeomefl nn uneonmiiouK
knocker nf Medford, for every op
portunity whlt-li n-fKenls ilHUll' to
Itoo.sl, hy giving dclnlled informu
tlon about tl.i wotldertul city. Ik
lost been use they Couldn't take
ndvnmuge of It;-
'Any penum- who travels Ikik
rottit- in cohtaet with peol from
oilier citb-H who seldom mlns an
ofiportunliy to tell fibout their own
eilles to any one who w4U sten.
Nr matter how willing we tuny be
lo tell what we nhnuld know about
our manufnetured goolH are
hnhdicapped at (he .start through a
lack of real' knowledge that Ih.hit
vlevable. ' , i " .-....-.
Homethlng should be done to
disseminate IIiIh Information In
nu"ch n way that It can be absorbed
without any -great mentnl effort.
Some attemptH 1 have been made
tHi'u printed circulars, and other
nutans In get these facts Into the
hnnds of outsiders, hut the whole
finilt lies principally with tho" In
siders. .. .
Kvory person in M e d f o r d
uhuuld havo enough Information
nn- tap, so that h6 or she could
htihl their own in n conwrsutlon
ivhen It comes to co'rnpnrlsons.
;,'As ri matter of policy, civic
I uly bn(l prtOe, let the peoplu of
Medford be ednemted to n full
understanding of whnt we have
sd that nn appleclatifin and' know
ledge of our home city will be u
habit nnd riht an effort.
'"Hill": J)ollur said at' thin time.
,;f.lt . inq' tell you what thl oHm,
kMoiiM do. ' Our 'ficbool ehlldten
' .....
of qi'vinq is matched
by thepleasure -of
A. .WnV-HNOHOi)! Percolator Seis so
attractive that tlicre'sa real thrill in i v
ing one to somebody special. Another
unusual and thoughtful gift is the table
stove . . . handiest of table appliances. It
tost Brills, broils, nnd fries a variety
of dishes right at the table.
. Percaatorielirvm
t'l-75 " $$' 00
Tailt iiact, fv,i0
t , - We carry a complete line of all
WESTINGHOUSE ,
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
And would be pleased
Pebjjle'i Electric Store
212 West Main
should be led to iHscover-thelrclty
by having them write one careful
exercise In the ICngllNh course each
term on such subject us 'What
M v d f o r d Manufactures,' 'The
Value of the Airport to Medford,'
'Points of Historic Interest Around
Medford,'. etc.
"fly the time (he pupil has pass
ed through the 10 terms of the
grammnr school g Hides, hjs 10 ex
ercises have driven into him the
fact that -he lives somewhere, that
the city has an excuse for being
nnd has some relation to the rest
of the world; and in doing this
the child's mentnl training bus not
: been neglected.
"In geography and history, the
I boys and girls should go over nnd
f over again on Med ford's trade and
i industries, iih well as I ho live of
j eminent men; For example; In
'the sixth gi'iide the students should
j learn n bout the lumber and other
j IridUHtries of Medford, something
j about the Uogue river and railroad
j transportation. '
"Itcsides classroom work," con
I tinned "Bill," "the pupils under
'the care of their teachers fihoutd
j be sent out In groups to study the
j work of factories, fruit packing
plants,' ' warehouses, mills mid
I municipal Institutions.
"The public sc;iool children of
I Medford should have their minds
trained to work, by studying real
life, and the people of that city
cannot help taking a keen and
active Interest In schools which
take such an Interest In them.
"Hy the kindness of the city
merchants the schools can Obtain
Invoices, freight bills, contracts of
sale, and other like papers of trade
and these, In part could take the
place of the arithmetic books. The
work could lie made Interesting to
the children, for they are doing
problems of real 1 Hft, -nnd Ihc
names In the problems would be
the mimes that they hear and see
every day. ' - ' . i
"There Is not much doubt then,"
said Medford "Hill" dollar, "that
lh'S young folks would I in Able
to tell about tiieir cily. Is there?
"Wo arc engaged now in edu
cating a Wonderful group of chil
dren In Medford, and In a few
years more they will be taking
their- plneo in the business world.
It Is much more important for
them to know what Is going on
ilround thorn -illnn 1t 1h to know
where Sophocles or Thoognis was
born.
"Like any good citizen, I want
to see my family, the famous Dol
lar family, grow.' ! want dozens
of brothers for each one that Is'
now circulating in Medford- If
our pooplo are educated to an ap
preciation of what we have nnd
the needs of the future, the day
will not bo long In coming when
the dreams of the boosters will
come true.
t '.'And now." said mil" Dollar, in
conclusion, "my message to the
people of Medford enda. "Let
ovsry person here- bo a loyal citi
zen In everything thai pertains to
Medford and the growth of this
city wlll.be all that the greatest
optimist could wish for.,f r
fropyrlghi liian, Mozart.)
;OBL
Weslinghouse
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
to' demonstrate them
Phone 12
THE LUXURY HUSBAND
SYNOf'BIS: 'Tin Orlcvln' llli
Hum" - J
I'.ay i f
u kUi.'ceHH ! While llltit fin(i liuy
how to Ihunderou. nuplaUH. for -
Ititu b unnre una liny boiik. Bar
bara and ftntlili llnderioti wultf
Into I tie fJolcU'n Tiollar club. Hoy
is mnnUprl, of course, nnd Uarb.ira
Uopm not recounlze him but the
wnlltiiK noten or his Baxophone,
as nn I'ncore la afarti'd, haunt her
innnriry and ahe lenvea. Ilender
ao:) returns with her to her apart
ment, where ho urgea her to find
foi-Ketfulnesa In a return to her
former life of KOrgcoua partiea for
which he la noted and then to
dlvolV'e Jtay.' Barbara refusea to
do the latter Immediately, but
determlnPH to reopen her country
homo with a atupendoua house
warming. " , Chapter 27 , " .
PETE ANHEIM
tlHII.E Barbara, oppressed by a
mlsentblo fueling ot loneliness,
was slowly retiring to Iter bed
chamber, a noisy celebration filled
BJU poster's apartment.
'Dill Foster was soylng for tUe
hundredth -time, bis arm lovlngty
around Ray's neck: .,
t "I'm proud ot you That eong ot
yours Is a wow. My, didn't It get
a hand thanks a lot, ot course, to
this. Utile lady here. ..."
"Thanks everything to her," In
terrupted Ray. ,
"Bosh," cried Rita across the
table.: 'Even you don't believe
Rita Gllmore's captivating personality
that." ..Then, springing up from
the table and seizing' Ray by the
hand, "Let's give them some ot
those new tunes of yours I want
Pole to iioar them. Wake up, Pete,'
and show bouio enthusiasm."
I'eto.Anhelm had arrived In New
York ' that,.' afternoon from Ohio.'
Tall, thin, he had I ion-gray hair and
humorous, understanding eyes.
Now they were smiling across at
Rita. ...'.
. Ho had known her from her child-,
hood. Then, an inquiring, raven-,
headed kid. Ton years later he
had first asked her to marry him.
But she had laughed at the Idea
afire, with, a dream ot the inevitable
bandsotue young prince. ,
Ho bad laughed, too, but he had
never lost track ot her, running up
to New York whenever he could be
spared from the huge factory be
controlled.
Earlier that evening at the club,
upon introducing Ray, Rita had
said laughingly) -
"This Is Peto Anhoiin, my butter
anil, egg man."
. The two men laughed as they
shook , bauds, but Hay hud been con
scious ot the other's close scrutiny.
Now, ills eyes on Ray at the
piano, Peto wondered If this tall
dark fellow might not bo the fairy
prince tos whom Rita bad .wailed.
FQr the past ' live yonrs he had
been schooling, himself (or" the.
moment when her, tlroum limit
should appear. .. Now, If ttiln ,woro
ho, tUoro remained only for him to
do his vvtiuqst.lu helping them both,
Lntoly nu opportunity bad come Ills
way by which Rita might, benefit.
Ho wondered if Ray might not
be brought. IntoUho schema as well.
Undoubtedly his stuff was good.
Ho chuckled , softly to, himself,
Strange to have the rolo of would
lia lover transformed over night lu
to. that ot Fairy tlodfather!
The music. .ended abruptly, re
peated hangings on the celling
having become too violent to be
longer, with safely. Ignored. Pete
caught Rita's hand and held It,
drawlug her. down onto, his knees.
Pulling her head towards his ho
whispered:
"Lunch with me tomorrow, lilts
dear, I'vo something Important to
discuss with you. . . ."
Rltu lltorally pranced Into tli?
(olden Dollar Club tlio following
evening, much as thaugli sin had
tieeu blown In on a cyclone. She
threw a kiss . to the doorman,
whistled as she put en her make up,
then, Just before the commence-
BROMLEY APPOINTED ON
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Tl. L. ' nromliv, well known
mntmV (if the ndveitlnlns ilepaiti
ments of the faHfurtiln Oregon
I'owit -"riiinpnny it ml Mnuntnln
Stiitea Pwir roiApnny has Ju
lipon niiiinhitinl a inemlT of the
nilvcrtlainic ntld imlillelty rotnnilt
tee of tlio N'orlhneM K.lccliic t.lKht
anil Power uptuclutlnn.
Mr. Ilromley hua been nn active
0111111' of ItltM ronuulttt'n ns will
as sevprnl other cnntmlttren of the
northwe-Nt nsaociatlon in former
years.
menl ot'.the iliow, pig fctuck; bee.
head through itbp trap .'floor-. ai
whispered, to Ray. '. . ,
"1 want to see you after the show
tonight. I'm just busting to tell you
something and It needs a lot of will
power to keep It choked down. . . ,"
The evening dragged, seemed In
terminable to Rita, although the
"Qrlevln" Blues' went over better
than ever.- She could hardly Trait
for the moment when she would be
facing Kay across a table, I ( didn't,
matter where, telling him the news. .
In her mind she had the scene pic
tured clearly. . . -..!..
His face would change from
dumb , bewilderment to Incredulous
Joy, his bands would shout out,
grasping tiers. .Then they .would
plan the details. At the thought of
that Rita executed a little pirouette
In the dressing room and chuckled
so audibly that Delaney Grey, the
Charleston dancer, exclaimed: -
,''.My, something baa got into you
tonight, Rita. Anything to do with
that new sweetie of yours the fel
low with the sax?. You aren't
thinking of carrying hint to the al
tar?',' ., . r -.
"Don't be absurd . ..." Rita, crim
soned and Sicked, powder .indis
criminately over -her face., flow
absurdly sentimental were- girls
like Delaney! . . . But, all the same,
both charmed and pm?a:oJ Sahara
as Rita mascara ed net eyujti2hM
she had to admit tremulously to
herself that there ml:;ht be some
thing In what the dancer had slid.
Finally the show dragged liself.'to
a dispirited close. Sleepy waiters
commenced putting out tin) liters
as a hint to the revellers who e'
maincd that there was such a pltu-e
as home. ... Rita was huinmliig
happily to herself as she slipped out
ot her la mo dancing dress, leaving
It In a little heap upon the door. .
She changed to. her almond srqrn
suit, It being itny'a fuvorite, ami
happily she skipped njong the. das-.
sage out Into the little side lto,
where he stood waiting.. , .,
' "What's the big news, Rita. . , .
Out with It. . .. . Don't keep a follow
In suspense." ;. , , , ,.
"Walt, Ray, wait. . ; .-. . , -,
"8ay you're pot going to gst mar
tied. Rita?"
Her hand fell suddenly from his
arm. Of course be was only kid
ding, but it hurt that he should say
that even In jost. Thinking of her
marrying another fellow worse,
saylug it In that casual tone of
voice. She looked up, expecting to
fluil hlnj laughing, but he remained
perfectly serious and she fell silent.
Once out In the weird medley of
noises thnt I? Broadway hy night
she had to snap out of It. Too
many glorious possibilities lay
ahead of them. . Undoubtedly Jtay
had. been Joking',
"Whero 'do wo go, Rita!"
"1 thought wo might so back to
my apartment. I've a little supper
all laid out."
liny looked down at her In stir
prise. , .
"To your apartment, Rita?" i.
She nodded and sulil quirkly:.
"You mean because we'vo never
gono back thero before? I know,
but, uiulcr.stundlng each other as we
do. it seems sort of silly that we
should bother our heads"
Ray remained silent. Dubious ha
waa and this, ho told himself, was
maluly for Rita's sake. Two-thirty
was late, even for show people, and
he had no wish to be the cattso of
the girl being talked about.
She laughed at his objections.
Her Impudent, dancing brown eyes
mocked him.
"Don't razs mo, Rita. Yon kuow
It's you I'm thinking of. Itut I
guess there's an harm la It good
friends, such as w are."
(Co.iliilit, Dl.il I'mil
Rita flnds a heart. ache In rtay'a
happlntaa. Continue with tomor
row'a installment.
MAY USE OLD CHURCH
' FOR PHOENIX SCOUTS
KHUN VrtKt'lNOT, Or., Oct. SO
c tspeclul.) A plan Is under con
ftUtcrnttoii wheroiiy the old I'tvihy
terln'n . church, IuiIIiIIivb will lie
minte available for uie f the' ltoy
Scouts of the ritoenlx trimp. This
l n'good thlnir the liulldlnK is
stnndiim bile and Is often a ren
derxvoiw for nulHiihws.
fovl lltatorv
llfini.lN (41 The first .It-Cor-man
' aounil picture deplciK (he
sinking nf the Mrltlsh stenmsblii
Tttnnl by 'collision with nn Ice
berg, '
EL.CORTEZ..NEW
FRANCISCO HOTEL.
OPENS ON DEC. 1ST
All ri'L'QnlN for major bill I diner
operation have beon shattered In
tho erpi:tlon of tho noy K CortPii
hottl on CW'flry Htreet, 9an Fran
cIhto. (.round waH livokc-n (or this
latent nddltlon to Sun fcYanolneo'B
fuHt-nrowlnK "rillne losi thtin six
months; nfio, and Mortimer Ai.Sam
u'l, manuKliiK owtior of! the IJotel
Manx and owner of the new edi
fice. say the K t'tjltez will be
completed and ready for occupancy
early In December.' ( ' -:
The building i'l3 1 HtoriKt in
height. cU.sh A reinforced Kteel anrV
concrete. quiiMtructioii thrdutfhout,
contalnH evry conceivable ' con
venience and device for hotel com
fort. The total Investment will ex
ceed ll.fiOO.UOO.
The architecture '! Spanish In
design and Interior furnishings and
apolntment.s carry out this motif.
A palatial dining room and coffee
shop adjoin the sparious lobby.
A feature of the hotel Is the fact
that every room contains an elec
trified kitchenette; multiple radio
and numerous other' conveniences.
.Mr. Samuel, who is- one' of the
most popular holelmen ;tn Califor
nia, will personally supervise tho
new hostelry. ; Me has appointed
I. Tremnln Loud of Sun Francisco
as resident manaor. "Trim," as
he Is known to thousands of
friends, comes from a family long
connected with hotels In New York
state, and was formerly As8ciil ted
with, the Motel Whltcomb in addi
tion to the I.ouard apartments.
TABLE ROCK HAS LOW
I i, :
TAMJ KOf!K, Oro., Oct..; 30.
(HieSial)rrTle )owa'st tenperatfafV
so, far this fall 111 this e,f;tlon was
that' of Tuesday morning when a
heavy frost anil much ice was in
evidence.
Those from here who spent Sun
day at Crater Lake report its
beauty beyond description and the
trees nnd vines along the highway
with their autumn tints very rare.
J. 1.. Nenlon and family have re
turned from a Tew days' visit at the
Mel Atkins ranch In Klamath
county. ,
Miss Alice Seahrooke, who is
teaching In the Shady Cove dis
trict, miem the week end with her
nome iuiks. I
Frank Hart and H. H. Nealon vis
ited at tho Hamilton fox farm in
Klamath county one day last week.
REESE CREEK TO ELECT
.1?
,4-
ItRKKR CIIERK, Ore.. 30.
(SpccIul.)-TIm timo for.'lho liaglo
Point Iirinntlon -idlstrlrt :H?ot.on'
comes on Tuesday, Nnvomlter VI
this year, at which timo a director
will ho ehrHen to .succeed Henry
French, whose time expires.
It r understood Rimer Robert
son will run njiiilnut Mr. French
for re-eU?ction. Uuth the candi
dates are- Keeae Creekers nnd well
known throiiKhout the district, and
both nro successful furmers in the
district. It Is hoped that the peo
ple Benerally will come out nnd
express themselves at the polls..nnd
help to make t.tls one of the best
districts In the state.
EDEN PRECINCT BARN
WRECK CUTS PHONES
KMKN l'lllOCINCT. Ore.. Oct. 30
(Special.) Last week while Mr.
Hopkins nnd Mr. Itonhlin'i w ere
wvecking , the. htg barn on the
Carey jilnce one of the beams
swung out and caught the two
lines of the Phoenix Ititral Tele
phono company and put them out
for an hour or more.
Sweeter
Makes Life
Nfit time eokted tongus, fetid
bre&th, or acrid skin. Rives evidence
af sour ttomsch try Phillips Milk
of Magnesial
let scqmuntcd -with this perfect
snti-aciJ that balpt the syitem keep
tountl and sweet. That every atom
ach needs at times. Take it when
ever a hearty meal brings any dii
tomforU )'hilllH Milk of Magnrila has .in
mediral endorsement. And convinied
millions of men and women thev
didn't have "indigestion." lVin't d.et,
and dont suffer t just remeaibrr l'hll
lipa. JPleasant to tako, and always
ellcctlve. "Milk ot Magnesia'1 hat
been the tT. 8. regiatered trade mark
of the Charles V. fhiilipa Ctaiical
Ce and ita prealeccssoe Charles U
I'hillips sine 1875.
PHILLIPS
Milk .
of Magnesia
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P LAN HALLOWE'EN
PARTIES IN EDEN;
. Lnt . i - i
(Hy Mary C. farcy)
EDKN-PRRC.'lN(r'T, Ore., Oct. 30
(Special.) Severn! Hullowe'en
I)artiiB oiiK planned In this
vicinity nnd ''Rome of them linve
their Invention! out.
Mm. Lena .Stevens tins about re
covered from her recent lllneKH
and Is nble to be ttliout her work
aKnln. ' '
Minn Irene Rliindley and Joe
Itartley;uf this precinct were elect
ed officers tiRiiln in the C. E.
Itfnion,' when they , convened in
Medford last week.
- I0d' Hamlin and Rob nnd Fred
Furry went out tii the Furry ranch
last Sunday to gatbet' up and drive
In their beef cattle.
! Kd'-Ilamlltl hrid a power corn
cutter lit his place last week and
cut up 'about forty tons of corn
and fodder. 'The, soft ears will
make very rich feed for both hogs
and cattle. ' .
This community was- grieved at
the necessity of Rev. Johnson go
ing to the southern climate for the
benefit of his health. Kev. John
son was ni very faithful worker in
the church and community.
fri
untie
)$ of
f-THE RAIN descended
and the floods canje
and lasted for 40 days. Had
the roof been made of J-M
Asbestos Shingles, it could
have lasted for, 40 years,
and made no difference be
rause ..water will-not rot
jhese sturdy .shingles.
For your own roof, these
Trowbridge
droL
See, Trowbridge Cabinet Wprks for Windows, Doors,
'ft 'Screens i-'Everything in Woodwork .
s
".-
ummer
Lour trip cast over. the
Sunset Route of Southern
Pacific lies along i wintcrless
path of charm and romance.
California, the picturesque
Southwest and historic Old
South are right atony the way.
Your route east through this
land of eternal summer takes
you to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Phoenix, (Apache
Trail) , San Antonio, New Or
leans and a bit of Old Dixie.
From NewOrleans continue
by tail ot enjoy, "lOO goljcn.
bouts at sea" by steamship to
New York (meals and accom
modations on boat included
in put rail fare). .
em
J
. XT tii t armhdl any Soulbtr Pacific
pffic for the illustrated booklet
dst from the Pacific Norlbutsf
i NAVY OF
LOOT IN HEN YARD
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. (J
Navy j lU'partmfnt I officials an
nounced today that-they Jad fiiuml
$47, 900 burled in l chicken yard
in southeast Washington by Lieut.
fUiarles Musll, who disappeared
from Charleston, S. C, several
weeks ngo with a $S4,60O' payroll.
I.leut Musll wajked aboard the
receiving ship Seattle in New York
last week aud surrendered. He
turned over J1500 in cash nt that
time. Oflclals havo little hope "f
finding the remainder of the
money.
Milsil told naval offlclnls he had
buried . the money in the chicken
yard located behind a vacant
house once occupied by him and
his family. Armed with picks nnd
For Glasses That Are BIGHT
Sea
Dr. D. A. Chambers
OPTOMETRIST
' ' 1 404 Medford Bldg.
shingles (jffer you perman
ence together with color
- ful beauty and fireproof
ness. Let us tell you how little
it costs to have a perman
ent roof of J-M Shingles
for your new house pr for .
reroofing. right, over aid
wood shingles. 5 .
Lumber Yard
lime
the way
i,Two othet routes from Cal
ifornia to mid-west and east
ern destinations Overland
Route, San Francisco to Clii-
rfltrn-nni DKN Statf RniiTp i 1 I
, '
Los Angeles to Kansas City i
and Qiicago. r0
The farebywayof California
is but a very small fraaion
more than any other way.
Phone or call on your local '
agent for further details of
this trirj east thrnuph aniirh. P0"
fAitl
r. . rornrtt
sunsntne. rw h6
Souattlhieirim
,PasS55c
J. 0.
nhovcla. the offlcerw (lueceeded In
iliKfdiiK up the mull. ,
Small '
popovers
will bake
I
muc,
great big ones
Your oven heat penetrates
the smaller quantities of bat
ter quicker and more evenly.
And because Hills Bros, roa
. only a few pounds of coffee sf
a ,time never in; bulk every'
berry fs.. roasted fvenly. This
continuous process Con
trolled Roasting produces a
flavor no other coffee has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frrth from the orig
inal vuiuum fad.
Eojily vPtnrd witk
lilt V. .
O 1929 ; .
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
. A. L. HILL, Manaaer.
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon J
rs all
"'on this
Southern
route to
theEast
Md pituntnnirt.OituttnZ
rim run ja
CARLE Phone 34
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