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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1929)
' M 111 M'OI.'I .'.MAIL' Tl'l l!l-M'l. IKIU'OIJM. .(HIL.IHJk. Tlll,l'i-II1A .AM "il'M !!).. I'JU'.I. imuiwhuiiim L 01 TALENT DSSTRiGf I'mf. cliiytitn 1. l.unn r the Ore;"" SiJiio follcKo aiTivt'tl to rt ny to iirraimo for tho minimi mai'tinK u f the (ivkhi Slat Hor ticultural Hncii'ty to ln held ht'iv November 13. 1 4 ami 1 ".. Prof. liOiitr mi 111 ho expert ml :i n iittcndnneo of ln'tween -li'io ami j IU0 horticulturists fruni tho fruit i (iislrirts of OroKim. Washing-ton. J Idaho and California to ho in nt-j (cmlancp, with lvprosontativt-K fron, iinivrrwitle.s and ci.UVkos of" th Pacific Coast to deliver uiltlroK.se.--on horticultural Kiihjorts. iVuf. Iamik confoxre.l with a lnedrT fommltloo, rom posed of 11. Van Hoovonher, Uaviil HoHonhor, Alfred liurol., and Paul Srherer. They will spent! today and tomor row arranging details. Though no definite selection Ins liium made, it is expected that the HesHinns will bo held at tho KIUm Temple. 1- ;'fiesido a general dlscuMsiou of tho . hortfeultural proUleniH, the meeting will he ulteiided ' hy' a I.rfie number of-tho pear growers . f tho t hreo 1 aei tic Coast sta t es, and, it Is expected that a plan for national advertising; of the pear will he evolved. SUIT ALLEGATiO An nctii in ejectment against the Talent I rrigatlcm district, was filed in circuit court this afternoon by C, ll. Chapman and J. A. Har vey, asking that the defendant, the irrigation district, he oUMvit front the property. The Talent Inlga- I lion district has been with-holding a portion of the pliiintUtTit land through whic.i Uic main canal of the district Is run, according lu the con.) Inint. Haniages are a.ked in the com 1 laint ainuuntin to $ I fioo for the loss uf use of the land; for the increased cost the canal is said li l.iivn nculit iti I h.i en ll iv:i (inn of the land and the harvesting of crops: and $".noo for returning the ,i land to its original condition. l -I JIL' I .' " r rrrX I fHl'iai (INI 111 II II Mill Mill, Med ford l.odgo No. 103, A. CvC K- & A- M" li,ri(I;,v- Kv ' i, 7:30 p. m. "Work in the K. C. degree. Ry order of the AV, M. C. M. HOUSTON, Secy. I.UK.M KltTO.V, Wash., Oet. 31. A'l Carrying two aviators, hut no passengers, an amphibian plane operate us an air ferry between Seattle and llremerlon, plunged into the waters of the bay near Manette. today. A navy tug with divers immediately rushed to the scene, hut had not found cither airmen three-quarters of an hour after the accident. Vin. Hurt lit Mtss Women's As; xn'latioii yiembeis (.,t" the Women's associ ation of the Viral Christian church met yesiord ny afternoon at the IHMIM? of Mvs. C. 1.. C.off, KM Cieiieva. 'i'lin afternoon was spent discussing business matters, the tureli'iu; Vicing in charge of M is. K. N. UUieu, president. K e fresh -meiils "were served to twenty mem bers. . f4 Rev. Bennett and Family Will Be Honored Tho raomhership of tho Kirst Method int church Is giving an in formal rreception for Hev. Alexan der . Ttemiett and his family in tho piulurs of the church tomor row c vailing- at 8 o'clock. An iicvltation is extended to all friends .and those interested in the church. A social evening will he jnjoyeiL, followed hy refreshments. The 'fable Rock school will have u box Modal and entertainment at the school building- this evening, and a huge number me expected to be present. Tho proceeds will lie used in purchasing a new ;.-stereopticon lantern. The program ii in charge of Miss Hetty Brown a ud .Miss Nellie Klgan. ; St. Mark's Cuild will have a it ifcteria luncheon tomorrow after iifoon at one o'clock In St. Mark's lirish house, to be followed by a regular meeting of the guild. (Tho American Ix'gion Hullo w oVi'i danco will be held ut the Ortontul Card ens tonight at i) o'el nek. ( i ti nl- I'iiv. Concert to liirlmle laical .Mie-lt-luiK A concert is being given tomor iw evening at the Kirst Christian church in Ciants Pass, under the direction of Mrs. J. Albert McCor kle. and several of the local artists will be on the program. The program will include: Three groups of harp solos Miss Hetty Stcnnett Readings Miss Sir.elte Stennett Three groups of baritone solos.... Hev. Carman K. Mell IHhms on two pianos Mrs. J. Albert McCotkle, Miss Margaret Chiblers. Faculty and Mothers (iuevts til' Senior Clrls The senior girls of thu Ciirls' league organisation of the high school entertained the mothers of all seniors ami members of the high school faculty Tuesday after noon with a silver lea from 3:30 Ui 5:U0. The Ciirls' league orchestra in charge of Miss Helen Wilson pliiyed during the afternoon. Mem bers of tho orchestra were Mar-irat-et iintl Louise ( isenbruutre. Horothy and Maxine l'itlinger and Helen Wilson. ((iirls League llniitili) Party and Iniliaiioii The Cirls' League f the Senior high school will give their mimi"i Hallowe'en costume party for all the girls in the high sciool 1- riday evening In the school gymnasium. I V-MU lt. ....... .-..lU V. i affair will be the initiatlou of the ' -''rcshmen girls. They will be in formed of the Ideals ami standards of tin- (iirls league, ami will also be given ti copy id' the creed. An ulertaining initiation is also being ilamietl. Api'ourain will be given. Includ ing iklts by each of tho four el. ism s, with a pt y.v lo be awarded for the best. M u-s Uuih Luy's ilaucinr students will ilo the "I're.ikauay." The I'.ik Sisters will take their Little skiers to the party, and may costume alike. The freshman girls each have a Hig SistcF, who is either a junior or a senior. The ; Sisters were appointed at the first ; of the school year, which made it j possible for tlu freshmen to have snmciine to show them their class i rooms, and introduce them to their I teachers. Tile gym w :M be decorated in Halluwceii colors, with cornstalks, pumpkins, and black cats to add to the allractiveness. Mothers of all high school stu dents and others interested are urged to lie present. Tomorrow evening the Pocahon tas lodge will hold its annual mas querade dance at the Kcduicu hull. Members of the Judge are looking forward to the affair as it Is the first dance of the season. Prizes will be given for best costumed lady and gentleman, 'and for the funniest costume, ! The tiraco circle of tho Preshy- j (erhin church will entertain this evening with a Hallowe'en party! in the Sunday seliool rooms of the I Presbyterian church. All who have been invited are urged to be pres ent promptly at 7:3(1, The Hallowe'en costume carni val will be given at the W. O. W. hall this evening. K very one Is asketl to come in costume, ana bring a prize for the fish ponrt. The Iluild'.ng Hridge club met this afternoon with Mrs. tiny Con ner at her country home. If 1 Could Ite lira M on Hallowe'en ' I Jelly Huchanan I'll like to go out, it would be so much fun, Hut I Just can't do It when evening's begun. j The dim lighted pumpkins 4 , and ghosts seem to ' glare. ; And the creepy old shadows i seem to whisper beware. ! 1 There's so much to do and tu ! much to be seen. j Hut 1 just can't be brave on ( I lallowe'en. , I'd like lo soap windows, j make tick-tacks galore; I Hut those creepy old shadows h are there as before. i In I he russle of leaves ami I the soft glow of the 4 moon, i The black cats and goblins will be coming soon, 8 ; And witches, on broomsticks 'S and spooky things keen, j Oh! 1 jusi can't be brave , on J lallowe'en. I SKATING PARTY BY GUARD AS BENEFIT) OFFICE MEDFORD BLDG. A bin farewell roller skating party is set for Sunday night at the armory ami will be. given un der the auspices of the mess fund of thu local unit uf thu Oregon Na tional Ciiiard. Tho putty, open to tho public which fs heartily urged to he present, Is given through the courtesy of T. .1. Carletoti, who lias been operating the sknting rink hero for thu past several months, enjoying it successful season. Skating will begin at 7::t0 tit regular prices. Klinds derived from thu admissions will ho used hy the guard company for u big dinner to ho given for members hi two or threu weeks. Oregon Weal her, Kalr tonight and Friday; m change In temperature. (Jen tie, variable winds. Km melt Carpenter announce 1 today t hat he 1h now located lu his suite of offices at 3 19, Med ford building, and is equipped to administer chiropractic in a mod ern and scientific way. In addi tion to his already well equipped office, ho as added colonic Irrign t ion apparat us, for treating colon ailments and kindred conditions. Or. Carpenter has also Installed an electric light sweat cabinet, which is used principally for treat ment for colds and lu treating auto Intoxication or other loxie conditions whero elimination ia necessary. Or, Carpenter has been practic ing In Med ford for tho past few years and is considered as one. of southern Oregon's leading chiro practic physicians. Clnsfdfird advertising cots resultn. Justice Is Not Blind! PREJUDICE EMOVED :!',!! :AN ANCIENT. IV- Justice is no loneer disoensed bv ignorant and, individual dominntinn. A nnther nnr-!nt nrvltid; .fnimfiiiirf 1 t! ", t.. A rtii n'f nir-r'cr T i-rAirr At v tt - ... .... fi. 'ijtl., J. -i "j."""-'""" niii-wuwivu w.vh..h.1.......iM;.v iwtivc igwvu tiiKii, ineu unu true fifciue'iicfuciif , . . ..... , sir':;.j:'..' 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That's why "Pay Days" have become a standard of work-clothes value among millions of workers. The Union Label in Every Garment ' Pay-Days" are "making good" en tne job everywhere. We havo them in regular and extra sizes. ' Overall) or Jumper L29 Mad of 2.20 blua denim. Triple-Hitched throughout and bar lacked at every . point of strain. Cut big am! roomy for perfect comfort. Gheeplined Moleskin Coats Made with heavy moleskin outer and a fine sheepskin lin ing. They have full belts and four pockets and beaverized collars. In men's sizes. $6.49 Leather Helmets for Men and r5 Great for cold weather because it affords the tars and head fullest pro tection. Ours are made of black, genuine sheep skin leather. Warm Durable Comfortable fha "Air Pilot" is full, heather knit lined and has three tide ear-holes and chin snap fasteners. In boys' sites eW e yr Full, fan, knit shear ling lining, mesh ear holes, and leather strap and) buckle as shown a bora. It) boys' and men's sites. 98c $L49
