Medford mail tribune., October 31, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

'f AGE TWO
Tocal and
'-1 'Personal
City pork' present jx pretty
riistip appearance in its autumn
polurn, with doadx leaves strewn
heavily on the ground and the
trees still loaded with dead and
falTfnB"leaves. The dropping pro-
pprh In on cuntlnuouKly, making It
difficult and Impossible at times
to keep thd ground clear of euvo8.
RpltK apples for Bale. Ala Vista
Pn'oklng House, Ho. Fir. 201tf
'Arc Hubbard was expected to
arrive home this afternoon from a
1 rip to Portland, anoordlnj? to u
phone mPHsaKe received In this city
from him at Roseburpr Inst nhrnt.
liig Millinery, Sale continues.
Hats arriving dally (1.00, $1.08 up
to $4.iR. The Km my Lou Hut
Shop in the M. M. Htnro. 25
'Only eight out of the Htate cars
registered here yesterday with the
local state auto truffle bureau.1
( 'Watch for. an. important an
nouncement appearing In Kunday'h
Trlbue. Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
i . , 224
Among the guests at Med ford ho
tels from a dlstanco aro J-l. A, Vow ,
Newell, Jda., Ti. Bnydor or Ht LouIh, ;
Mo.t George Heeven of Halt Jakoj
f'lty Utah, A. A. Rohy of Chicago,
III., 12. W. Parto of Washington, D.
('., H. In HalllHon of Mlssbula,
Mont., Mrs. C. C, On! of Vancouver,
Hi' o.,: Mr. ond Mrs. L. li. Miller
of Kansas City, MO., and C. U.
heckln of Anchorage. Alatika.
tCathrltie Rtnng' Dance fltudlo,
210 KaHiAMtiin. ' Phone J503. 24K
.Application for a -.Iwlldlnff per
mit was made'rit the city building
department today by .1. Kmbry to
build ti $250 garage on Tripp street
i Dr. ft. J. Carpenter is now located-In
his new office at 31 H Med-
ford BHlg. Call 430-H for appoint
ment. , " . - 225
A dMllKhiTiit Week ertd wns t"'V
by 'Mr; nnd Mrs. Hugh Hen veil and
family, Audrey nnd Jluph, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. IS. Itoblnnon l
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ktewnrt
Detflworth, located 15 miles above
Hngun I0lk, near th Medford- Cra
ter lioke hlghWay.--Klamath News.
. We cater to parties, ftluo Flower
Mflgei Phone 341-K-S; 225
Kenneth PotiRHum and Frank
Tote spent 'thn night In' the city
prison' lust nighty - oh' eharges of
disorderly" -conduct, nnd mt up
cash ball this forenoon for 'upppnr
anis In the city court.
Masquerade ball, Dreamland
Wednesday. - ' ' 21!1
Temporary auto llt'onseji were ls-1
sued ht the sheriff's' office this
forenoon hhd yesterday1 afternoon
to ItnoRene wallaoo of Centra
PolhV'nnd Helen Conroy, 3inreh
Hohl, Harry Rogers,, Rosier Car
roll. ,T. H. Hennlson. IT. '. Norton
nnd' ).eroy Fleming of Medford,
. ee prill's Hheet Metal Works
for nttntor; fender and auto body
repairing.' r 217tf
Ohests frhfn Portland" l-egisterod.
pTORD'MAIL TRIBUNE' MEDFORD,' OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929."
A bounty warrant wag iHnucd ut
the county clerk's office this foro
noon to Harry I.cwIh of KukIc
Point for (he killing: of a coyote.
You can't afford to rolm the BlR
Mllllnory Sale at the Emmy Lou
Hat Shop In the M. M. Store. Jlats
t.u, 1.BS up to J4H8. Keal
money Haver,. i 2 5
Time Ih running backwarda and
siilownya, If a Htroet clock at the
corner of Central ond Main In
taken for lis face value. Jt had
four fucoH, and for the iitiKt week
each face haa had a different lime,
and In some cane, has caused weary
liudlness men to go home ahead of
time when they noticed the time. 1
in Home cases an hour or two
ahead. Others have come to work,
thinking they are an hour or two
late.
ol'luVal lintnip Include J. Ai H, ltod
dn,'F.,'C; Turvllln, F. W.i.Hiirrptt
fhas. lllnmin. P. V, WevrtC W. ft,
West. f. Hrttr. Ci W. ljirilb, Hi M.
Chester, flj UiDeathn, .1, B. Weed,
!!,.' V.''Ki'4nan A. P.' HoWn. Jo.,
It. AMtblder, P, Oiinlt, U P. Arn
old,. J. I)., I'Vnn, liruee IlaslnskJ
B. A. Mhalniom, F. I.. Dudley, Mr.
n nd M', : ft 11,'-.Bohsath F., J,
lluw;jary Martin,- Willis Wil
son, neorfe j'oni, tn it. winter, 1.
A. tlrftflv,l( :. Ward, U. Leonard
nnd Ti J. potide., ' t
Spltis apples for sale. Ala Vlslu,
PacklnR llnuse.-Stii Plr. '...J0itf
William fon der Hellen; who has
neen inrnufyii tne norinern part-01
the 'Rtate and In ' Washington re
renllyi relumed to Medford yestei.
dayfor'afew days' business locally
.Reduced rates 'on painting and
papernanglng. Phono 1510. M. A
Hllsn Co. f 223
Damage of approximately lino
was caused yesterday nt the home
of PK c. T. Sweeney on the Pacific
hlKbway nortli of Medford, when
an' overheated stove raused a fire
In ' one of the downstairs rooms.
The blaze started in a partition
where a stovepipe went through
I hit wall. The rhemlrnl engine of
the Medford fire department will
called to the scene and hnYl the
blazo under control in a short
time.
Ahdbminnl belli and trusses at
Colvlg Drugs. Tho Rlblto theater
Is, next door to us.' 22S'
A. Curry of Portland spent yes
terday In the cliy on business,
leaving on the train this morning
for 'O rants Pass and other points
on his way home. "
- Roosi'velt Parent-Teachers are
Riving a Hallowe'en rrolle Friday
evenlnR nt 7:S0. Rveryluxly come.
222
.. Arrangemeltts have not been
completed for a' tournament to be
held In Medford Sunday between
the local golfers' and the Medford
men-' According to T. 11. Wilson
a team of about 10 men Is ex
pected to enter tho 'contest from
(irnnt Pnss. Omnia Puss Courier.
Donee at Jackson Springs Club
Srturdnv nleht DIM
Jf
1
One Pound"
of Milk Bread such as
baked ,by Fluhrer, pan
taim 1200 calories and
U your beet and cheap,
est food.
Fried chicken and Rteak dinners
noo. Mrs. Travis at Phoenix. Ap
pointments for private parties. 222
The MIshcm Winifred Walker and
Helva Aiken were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. (;. ;. Anders In
Klamath Falls over hist week end.
Abdominal belts nnd trusses at
Colvlg Drugs. Tho Rlalto theater
Is next door to us. 1 222
T. C, Rowland of Taconm, Ci. It.
Hankens of Walla Walla and V.
CI. Steele of Seattle, aro among Ihe
guest from Washington stnto nt
Medford hotels.
Limited amount of gropes and
Juice for one wook, Will deliver.
Phono S10-K-l.- 221
Tex Illikerstaff, Medford nnd
Klamath Falls boxing promoter,
nrier spending two or three days
in Medrord, left early this morn
ing for ClilliKiuIn nnd Hend In the
Interest of IiIh boxing smoker here
next Monday night, featuring K. O.
White, Chicago negro, in tho main
event against (lone O'Clrody of
Ashland,- He spent yesterday In
the Grants Pass country on the
flame mission. ' '
Dressmaking and remodeling nt
Ihri 'Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. ,Tnl. 111, . tf
Mrs. Susie Wells, past president
of 'the HuslnesH and Professional
Women's club of Hugenc, arrived
in the rity yesterday to address the
local organization at their weekly
luncheon nt the Hotel Holland today.
Jess ash, less soot. In that good
coal. Hansen Coal' Co. Tel. 2311.
tf
Ono of the Interested Medford
spectators at the recent I'M (Stran
khtj i,ewis anil (.us Honnenherg
wrestling mutch In los Angeles I;
A. J. Slump,, who relurned last
evening from an extended tou
through tho middle-west. He stop
lied In southern California oh Ills
way home, with the wrestling
match ono of his main attractions
In stopping. Ho declared J.cwli
had tho match won and probably
would novo agnln boon the world
champion 'had Nonnonberg 1 Nni ji
more of a isportsman Instead of
Jumping on Lewis when he was
getting ready lOiJeave. tho ring, .hel-
iicving nimseir champion.
W'atch for an Important an
nouncement appearing In Sunday's
Tl'Iliue. I'leroe-Afiert Mntrtf ' Cn,
2S4
r Ishlng Is fair but far from good
In Vile Rogue river, according to
P. C. lilghom, who tried ,in fish
therfc Sunday, but found k bo Windy,
,,u iuim iut lie gii'o Plitlicr 1
faw hours of trying. .KIsh Are hit
Ing bait nnd spinners, with snlmoq
Km" iircH.iTeu, nut not many an1
helngi.cailghl.
Let mo wrlta your fire Insurance.
Carl- y. Tengwnld, Hotel Medford
Phnnrt 903. . tf.
i Four workmen lost tholr 1 vc In
Oregon industries during the week
ending. October -SS,. according' to
too mute industrial at'nlilvnt com
mission. There were a lolal f
8-111 -nccldents rCpoitod dtirluu tho
ween. , i
For Hals nnd Shoes try the Tlnn.1
Box nnd Shoe llox, 223 Hast Cth
St. KxcIUsIvb hut not oxnonslve
22S
Mrs. Fred Coibln hhd her throe
small children. Arthur, Raymond
and F.loaaor, of Applegalo district
arrived In 1h oily thin morning
from Hltendale, N. D., where' they
wero called by the Illness nnd
death of Mrs. Corbln's father on
August 17. Slnco then they hnvc
vlslled with her mother, sisters
and brothers. '
''That good coal." Wo give green
trading stamps. Hansen Conl Co.
Phone 2.19. tf
California guests nt Medford bo-
els Include Knthryn Hecm, Mnr-
garet Dowllng, Herbert Ilennelt.
Justin llettemnn, M. S. RoHon-
stadt of San Francisco, O. W. F.d
wnrds and Geo. Worson of Cblro.
TI. K, Leonard of Sawtello, Herbert
lark of Hollywood, Mrs. K. C.
.almdle and'U R, and leo. I,n-
Imdle of Oakland.
Hemstitching, plcotlng, ulenllng,
button making nnd hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. JfiTlf i
Paul l.uy returned lo Medford
on the Shasla this noon from Sun
'ronclsm, whero he llttcndcd the
Slanfoid-lt. 8. C. game, after which
he was the guest of honor nt sev
eral exclusive noclol functions in
Man Francisco. Mr. 1,uy was the
"Pllome of smartness in his new
fall overcoat of llama cloih.
Hals, Hals. Hals! 1 1.118. 12.HS.
14.98. Mrs. Sinclair gives you ncr-
' sonal service.
j on Sunday five teachers from
tbn Medford high school motored
over to spend the day In Klamath,
Miss Maurlne Carroll, Miss Jerome,
Miss Mary Ollbert nnd Miss Isa-
belle Wlllsle wero the guests of
Mrs. V. K. O'Nell on Portland ave
nue. Miss Lnrle Riding was the
guesl of Mrs. Wilbur Jones. Miss
Hiding taught In the Klamath high
school for three years. The Med
ford lencbera motored by way of
I inter Inke and reported n cold
and dreary visit to the lake. They
returned by way of the flreen
sprlng highway. Klamath Falls
Herald.
Hallowe'en rnrnlvnl at W. O. W.
hall Thursday night, lleneflt R.
N. A."
I Mnrrln&e licenses were Issued
this fonrnnM nt the county clerk's
office: to Robert Slewnrt, 45, of
Hutie Falls and Alice Wilder, 4.
of Phoenix, and to Leo tllrnrd nnd
Lucille Spesent, bolh of Chlco,
Cal.
Our women' hots look better
nnd cost less. Sinclair's Saturday
Specials, lt.9. 12,98, 14.98. 227
K. llnrry. Independent Insur
ance adjuster, Is In K In inn I h l'-nlls
an business.
The world almost seems oily to
Fire Chief Roy Elliott, . who waa
notified this week that oil drilling
operations will be begun on his
property near aridity, Kan8.Jn a
short time. He sent the lease to
the drilling oompany this week,
and in view of other wells having
become producers about his prop
erly, he Is optimistic over the suc
cess of tho present venture.
Royal Coal 1 14.00 per ton, de
livered direct from car to you.
wlihin city limits. We have tost
record showing Royal Is best Utah
coal mined.- Buy now at the lower
price. Phone 33. -F. K. Samson
Co. Offlco 229 North Riverside..
' - 313tf
Martin' Jr.- Carmody, supreme
knight of tho Knights of Columbus!
lodgo, has called a apeclal meeting
of all tho Mate, deputies of the)
jurisdictions we( pf the Rocky!
mountains, including Ilrliish Co-j
hinibla and Alberta, for November j
1 It, In Portland. Official notice of I
tho meeting has been received by
!. P. A. Lonergun, state deputy for,'
the Oregon Htate council of the!
Knights of Columbus. William J.1
Mutdnley, Auprem secretary of the
order, wi also attend.
Free shampoo Mon., Tuea., Wed.,
Thiirs., with marcel or finger wave,
SI. 00. Phone 67. Bowman Barber
and Beauty Shopne. - 219
Mineral claims loontod recently
In the vicinity of lllubo on Rogue
ilveh are being filed ut (liild Beach.
They are said to be a new discov
ery which contains beryllllunii the
newly noted meial which, when
a satisfactory alloy is found,' 4s
expected to creato 'a revolution in
manufacture of airplane engines.
Dance at Jackson Springs Club
Saturday night. 224'
Claiming she has $r,040 and sev
eral hundred dollars of accumu
lated Interest dun for acting as
nurse to! her Invalid mother from
her father, Julia Crow filed suit
In circuit court yesterday against
her father, W. H. Huinlln.i Tin
plaintiff claims she wns to bav
received S00 per month for acting
us; practical tiursu'-foi' her parent
and ucted In that capacity for seven
years, until ahe died, without re
ceiving -any compensation oiltRide
of board and room.
Special features such as a speed
dance contest, free admission tick
ots, confetti ond serpentine battles
nnd novel entertainment- are ex
pected to draw one of the largest
dance' crowds ever assembled In
southern Oregon,- to the Legion
dunce at the Oriental Gardens ball
room, Thursday, Hallowe'en night.
-..-..( 22
A youth, probably 19 years old
was in Medford lakt evening and
visited every resraurant' lh the oityi
attempting to obtain a small job
for a few hours 10 obtuln u little
food, 'but was unsuccessful wher
ever lie. tried, ho reported, upon
JiwVlng'i Medford. He had .hiked
SplendidTribute to Results of
Advertising in Newspapers
mm WESTEFgH UNION
SSa telSam
1 LS-US? Cil cuiitHi, mm . ateMt Tmi.nt mmimmii
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MEDFORD TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE MODEL
! after a brief visit with her broth
j er's family.
-tP)A
I iiiiiuc, iiiiiuiiiai uiuuic uriunance
worked out by the national con-
144PR V 92 1KX.
:V N'ewiTm-k J V 001 p Oct an a 9 29 - ,;- ,;". '
Moll -Trlbuno v . -. - ... , , .,.,-
. Mrttofd otS'; . . . . '.''.'..
.l am gratified to advise you that the directors of the Amer
ican Tobacco Company, because of the enormous sales
growth of Lucky Strike cigarettes, today voted un extra caul!
dividend of two dollars on 'eoch share- of common stock.
This In addition to regular iiuurtcrly dividend of two dollurs
ul-so voted today. ' ,
Ability to announce this definite forward step without nues
llon registers oil einiiliatli- achievement for American news
IMipi'i' iiilvcrtlsliiE in which you will appreciate the American
Tobacco Coinpuoy -iiib ileinonstrnllng and lui ve a Iw.iys
demonstrated their confidence. I thnnk you.
LOUD AND THOMAS AND LOO AN
-- I: AMUS BROWN, . . . .
- -- --'-.''"President.: ' '
" ' 1. . ,, . : '. ' 4:lliP .1...
lMI .
I, KIWI
i-'.'"h waciiivcTnv i- r
MM. I Mil I tJ. y,,
m iiiiii I m
m5!SSSk3i&. ference on street and highway safe
ty now is in operation in 14 cities
ln the United States and one In
Canada.
j Cities which have adopted the
! ordinance are Indianapolis; Grand
; Haplds, Mich.; Providence, H. I.;
Hoonoke, Va.; ' Klndlay, O.; Fort
1 Dodge, la.; Great Falls, Mont.;
UnilBville,; Boston; Hinton, W.
va.; Savannah, Ga.; Medford, Ore.,
and Hamilton, Out.
Los -Angeles, San Francisco and
Chicago hate passed ordinances
similar lo It. .. . .
Portions of the ordinances have
been incorporated In the traffic
codes of numerous other cltlc3, and
o law enacted in New Jersey, con
taining most of the provisions of
the model ordinance, is effective in
all New Jersey cities nnd towns.
(This nK-Rflnge was -received yesterday after this paper
wns printed.) ' - : .- -. . ' v -.
'Hie Mail Trlbniic. now, as In years past, Is riM-clviug Ilic
full ki'IiciIiiIo of advertising from the Anici-lniii Tolmci'o .,
II1111 Ih placctl on this seel Ion of the inasl.
from Fort Wayne, Ind., arid la
bound for Seattle to Join relkllves.
11 left " indianu"lasi month and
was ' making- uood tirnere.-tsll unlj
ho spent his last money KtVo'ffir
three days ,aga. He did jit jgo
pegging on the street for a lianll-
qutiiattiMold .hist fstory to aiKPrvlco
station nttendunt, who houhl hint
two or three hamburgers, hhd o
ithclinot nslr. fur these. - I' Ut-'
I Danbe atUackson Sprlntjsl Club
HalnrdiO'Cnlirht. ' I '2I14
Among' .IKo ' Oregonlans.l .1 bth'
tuuu- iPort In ml residents, ' atr iloaal
ttotols are A. H. Shelley of Tho
ualtes, Mlmer Mathews of Fosftll
H.' Gv Jlrandeherry, C. W. Owen' of
Albany, Ted Mesch of Salem; 'Sj J.
Udnd,' I,'R. DeBlols and M.i and
MM. Thos. H.' Wells of -Hugonh
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris ihd
Mr. Iind Mrs."wnilntn Skyrinan
were jimong the Central Point call
ers at tho sheriffs offlco this fore
noon maklhg tn fiayinents for tho
Inst half of tho 1928 taxes, which
wlll bcconio delinquent November
and draw a penally. ' The office
has been rushed with pirytneills
for several days, but the main rush
Is expected next week.
William Swurtr. returned last
evening from Portland, whore be
had been at tho bedside' of his
wife, who has been seriously III
for several weeks but Is now show-
ug slight Improvement. Two blood
rnnsfuslons wero niudo fo save her
life -and she is now regarded a.s
icing over the danger point. Her
ilaughtcr, Constuncc Roddy, sup-
llcd blood for ono transfusion and
Mr. Swarm blood for tho other.
Mlsa MurroH Flnley, New York
Btugo star, Is also nt her bedside
and will probably remain with her
mother until, -she Is entirely out
of danger. ;
T. i:. WInekoop, who Is operat
ing an utile camp at Marshfleld,
s In Medford for a few days meet
mr obl-llme fi-lend.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
'OK KKNT Men front room: trl-
viilo nlrnhet; board. 13 N.
OnkUnlf. 22f
'OK UKNT 4-room furnishe!
hmittt. mutlern., 617 N. Burt-
Ml. 223
KDK ItKNT Ilontod room for
womuu; uIho board. Tot. Itti7-A
Maklrirf a trip of 25 mllp t of
Medford this foff.noon from the i
MlHHourl Flr.ts .coiiniry, ' Kd Uow-'
den wan u viHi'tiir in tho 'rtty at-
mmpiins tu aptcrminti what oon
nectlon ho hiid with umc: road
m:itiors brought to 'the fore by an
ullpffod Kqituttfr, M-rtrt olnlniH How-
don hud fjomrlhinK lo do with Ho3
I Obituarv I :-
' : - - '- !
Five air mail beacons, located
north of this clty,( are-now Ir ope
ration and h(x 'bcacona Itmatod
south of this city, and In northern
California, aro ready for opera
tion, department of commerce,
aviation branch, announced today.
, Work wan recently completed
on the distribution of air mall bea
cons for the (i0 nites, between
UeddiiiK. Calif., and Portland,
Oregon.
Towera for 1 0 heaeonR, located
on the Delta-Drain unit, have been
installed.
lOaeh of the beacons Ih of 2.
fiOO.OUO candle-power, and teKls
were conducted lust week, for
same. i
Work on tho Installing of tho
beneonH, is being rushed to com
idele the task. In the mountainous
areas before winter wets in.
Comfort and Safety
for Eyes
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESJGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg. -
PA'J-lolmes
INSURANCE
NGY
-j SINGE 1909 j
Mrs. L. W. I.oomi.H recently left
for J: raw ley, Cal., to attend the
funeral of lier brother, who wan
killed In an automobile accident.
Hhe win return to thin city noon
i s J
If It's Jnsurance
We Write It
K N O W LRH
K' nort'lew, wife
ffnowleH, jmed
home one mile west of Medford at
Alma - liuth
of " fleorRC ' MJ
awiiy. : nt their
Ing a private road and blocking 1 1 r a.. . m. . Thursday... Mrs.
the Way to his property. -Ttowden Knowles Inid been in failinu health
said the matter did not concern r"r lm Pst yr. he was born
hlm in the least and that, he hasi Washington, April 2:1.
had nothltii, to do wlOi 'rohd . i'HikU Aed Jlii yeai In 1 (1 4 who waH
li)K;
Hal Miller of the Prospeet No. 2
powhr plant wis a loi-nl visitor in
Medfrd yesterday.
Following a visit -with her hu
Iciid's jiai-enta, Mr. nnd Mrs. Har
old 1 Jos worth in I'.uf falo, X. V.,
for the past month,- Mrn. Marian
HoAworth,! Jr., and dautihter .lilno,
who nrrlved at their new homo in
Klamath Falls lust Tuesday even
ing, arrived in Medford lUst ntalu
from Klamath Falls with Mrs. Hos
worth, Kr., who had accompanied
them for n further VLlt with Mr.
and Mrs. (). V. My?rs, parents of
Mrs. HoHivorih, Jr.
LEGION HALLOWE'EN
EIS"
married at Medfordi Oregon, to
(leuiBe M. Knowles. Immediiitely
after wlileh they moved to Texas
where they resided ; for four years,
then ciiine haeU to .Iwckson-county
where they have slnee resided.
IHesld'es her' husband',' she leaver
five ehihlren, Henry, Warner,
Kdnn, Hoy aud (ieoi-Re Knowles,
all nl home. Also her 'mother,
Mrs.. Mary, Warner of Trail and
four sisters and three hrothers,
Kred .1. Warner, .Mrs. l.ou L,. Vnw
Kon, .Airs. Alary. C. Fry, Mrs. Mattel
I'ushman, Jiay Warner, John War
ner and Mrs. Katie Ashl, all of
Trail. ..
l-'uneral servlees In -care of Con
Itcr Kuneral Parlors, will lie held
iat the Nastarene chureh on North
ji'entiul at II 11. in. Katuriluy. ln
! terment will be in Trail cemetery; !
Tj'Mivy KllowleH viis' A' tnemliet" of !
I Vlhe i'llU'h,of tile Najtai-ene,.,, ,, .1
A reiiroeontuUvo Kroup of Med
ford residents ' attended the un
velllnu! of the ;Fort Lane mark'T
this afternoon at Tolo hy tho fjra
ter Luke liiopter .of the 1). A. I:.,
whli-h also arranged- an Interesl
itiK profrram, Ineludine an address
by l'i"f. Irvlnit VlnlnK of Ash
land. The marker is plaeed .on
(be sprit where youthem firepron's
first military post stood over .75
jfuwnpi when Indian wars were
'OIIIIIKiU in UliS HlllilMI Of till'
slate. . .
Wm. Fox Silver Jubilee
NQWT1
Tho Most
Amazing of Them All
donVmissthk,
AS1-TALKIN0'
MYSYEiKY
.. .1904 Oct. 192a
, Daily at -gi,
1:30; 3:15, 7, '
Admission
Mats 10 and 25
Eves... ,10 and 35
it;til!Ji
The blsRCfit
fTnTTT?t.,H!fSI,.!'lft,!l!i
HitllowO'cn tlanee.
ever: -held , In, southern Oregon Is
lookcil fof.wliori the Legion Hallow
uleu paTly. takes 'placn at tho Ori-;
ontul Gardens' tonight. : 'Jnnilar
ftpeclal, stunt and a "speed danCHl" "' '
MulteRt will be nmoiig the "nuaJrVvw.;F
enjoyuDlo . features of - llmvttulr,
which will start at 8r:i(i o'clorjk. f i.
'Atlrtiisslbn vwill be: free ti flifs
big Jjeglon affair, which is the sec
ond 'Of 'a series of holiday dances
to lako place, during, the. fall and,
winter Benson. v
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SiatiM); Ji?Ioii . foitnli'
Timii nh V Ki! do $ jcVe n -
In. .N'ovi Mssonte
hall. Ashlaird; KettHiiB.1
. business, f, All. ink"
bers ui'Keri'Vo hevnres
ent, ii lid vlslilii(t JJObles'veit'ornK
nrreshlnenls after setutlrin.i!t;
.: K. C. JEnojlH, r'ntVMitnle:
If. DAY,
Swlnclo'of - Medford was
elfin International Wool show all.
Portland, which started Octolief j
-C and' will end Movember 2, for..
ins line staple class entry, I'M
;Kriis of kosehuri? won rtho eham-'
pionshlp silver trophy for the best
Ihree-db-hW blood 'tvool fleeoe. t
' cither southern Oresonclns who
carried off hnnoraat the-exhl'bltlon
wierii (i. Wi K. Wade of Cumas val-:
,Iey,.Avhd won fourth for. quarter-,
blond combltiK wqolj' Mi's. Llzttle
Jones of HosH'hurg, who, Won alxlli
lit the., ciuarter-blood '.'clussi,. .and
Dewey Oivan of Afed ford. 'who
puin'o flftli for floes fleeees In tile
Ktilt HAI.B Tlre shop, established
3 years, l'rlee S25. One block
noiilt of city limits on hltthwny.
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plowlnir
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Work for
or other kind
tractor,
- Phone
WANT 1011 Wood rilttlnit contract.
Wrlie Huffman. It ileach Ave..
Aslilnnri, Ore. -'-'7
FtiU Hl'JNT Furnished npiirt-
ments, 203 Kim t. Tel. 3B4-W.
-HOdJI house, $2,000; Inriie cor
ner lot. Hold to close estate. O.
K. Wlnckhurni Ueli. rhonn r,J
H. Terms. 12S
A ItlilDIO'S ItRKAM New home.
complete:, fireplace, bath, hard
wood floors, laundry trays, wired
for electric ramie. 3!9u: terms.
O K. lllnckburn, Hep. Mione
ua-n. 323 1
HAt.R on TnAni-Neiv 6-rooml
house, near school. Will trade
for ncrentre, will nssume. Tel. I
Drill-It, (), E. lllai-kburn, Itep.
. S21
KOIt ttV:NT-2 nice sleeplna rooms,)
close mi Hoard If desired. Tel.
2H0-.X. . , 'III
KOI tlKNT 4-room house, aarden
and Ri.raRe. Ill a month. IV
Tei wIlllBer, ISnutP I, lauler Ijine.
WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE I9040ct.i929
' j STARTS TlA vl i THE RED-HEADED
. ; JUJx. X' i' .BONFIRE AFLAME
frVVm''V ' : 1 SEX APPEALING A ROMANTIC DrL'Wy "
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If I vivacloua Clara In omturing M WM ' Sfr'i. ' ' I
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TURKEYS
Farmers Exchange Cooperative
Rogue River Valley Turkey Pool
All Ready to Go , . ?
Our New York buyer is here and we have arranged a
$30,000 guarantee at the Jackson County Bank, Medford:
$30,000 at Grants Pass and Josephine Bank. The money
is a trustee fund for the solo use of the turkey pool.
We advance on No. 1 young toma, young hens and old
hens, 32c; on old tonis, 25c; on No. 2 turkeys, 22c.
You get your check when the turkeys are delivered. '
We receive turkeys at Medford for
shipment
Nov. 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th
We receive at Grants Pass (T. W. ;
Barber's Warehouse)
Nov. 7th and. 8th ,
We refer you to our last year's record. This year's deal is
even better than last year. Fair grading 'and the best
price a good market win pay..
The Farmers Exchange Co-operative
Ph0n 932 CLAY D. PARKER
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