Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO n.:.? iocal and -'Personal TliJ cont'rao'lpr,' or"otllr citizen who auffered.:the 'loss'of a big saw hhrsf ibrougfi the depredation of pranksters fin J-fnflowe'en 'night, can , Hiid. .11. In the front yard at 2f Roue avenue, to which locution It wan moved Hometlme during that nleht. If r ' ...p.... Hlgh grade lump lime and hyd ' rated lima for arraying. Dig Pines Lumber Company." HSMtf J. O. Alenderfer,' former muyor nf Medford, urrlved In Portland j yesterday and registered at tho Impi-rlal, The Orenonlan. ' IJynge' dance, Kuturday night Dreamland. Good music. 2H4 The Medford police were watch ing the Pacific highway this fore noon for a sodnn reported stolen In Anhltnd from a Karaite early this morning. It was believed to headed north. : ' nance,' Eaglo Point Sat. night. 8 to Jiv .- ..! Among tourists and others from a distance registered at .Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. Chan. .1. KnuH of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs: II. W. Orunan of Chicago, P. A-. Smith of St. Louis, Mr. and . Mrs. J. H. Coon of Milton, Wis., and 'James Hlchards of Fond du IJin, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc Donald of Reno, Nev., Mr.! and Mrs. J.' Eddlo of Victoria, 13. C. Dr.- Hlmklns, . the Chiropractor iviih Husslnn massaso,' over the Waolworth atore. Tel, 1290. lf Mrs. 8. A. Nugent of Sacramento, t'al., who has been visiting In Portland for a abort time, arrived this morning In the city to visit her son and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Nugont, for a few days before , rturnlng borne. . n- M(llinn.w Rnln ennttmins. Hats arriving dully 11.00, $1.08 up to 11-08. The Emmy Jou Hat Shop In thoM.'M. 8tore.' 2( Registrations of out of state cars at' Ashland during October were the largest for that month during tlie jux years that Oregon has n forced visitors" permit system. Dur ing the past month, 1.158 cars re ceived permits, 21 more than dur ing October of it'. the next high month. ' - " Dynge's dance, Saturday night. Dreamland:' cloodmusle. IZI 'A marriage license was Issued at tho county clerk's office this forenoon to Cleve Thompson, 31, and Adair Wilson, 21), both of Med ford. .-' " -'. ' '! ' 'High fcrndo lump lime and hyd rated limn for spraying. Big Pines Lumber Company. 224lf : 'Mr. and Mrs. K. 15. Oeary were among tho Klamath Falls resi dents spending yesterday In Mod ford." ' - 1 - ' ' Katherlne fltang'Danoe Slirdlo, 210 East Main. Phone 150J. IMS California registered at Mod ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. !.' H. Lytle of Ferndale, Miss Alice Delsemore and R. K. Alrth of Eu reka,'' J. Williams and nurse of Pnfif.dbna; H. A. Bison, E. K. Bad- ler. Mr. and. Mrs.-J. a. Dourotam nf ixis Angeles, J. C. . Webb: and famMy of McClourt, Mr. and Mrs. H. 11, Hulllvun of Weed, ' It. Hob Insdn of Oakland, John Fay of Berkeley and C. E.' Ingnlls,' L. Wertlihelmer and J.1 A. Htelnhaoh nf Han Francisco. I .Watch for' an Important an nouncement appearing In Sunday' Trlhue. I'lerc-Allen Motor Oo. - . ' - 884 'County Judge nnd Mrs. Alex Rpfcrrow1 arrived homo yesterday front having attended the livestock , exposition' at Hnlom and' a short ' vlklt'af Portland. '' ' - re liance. Hnglo Point Sat. nlglit 0 to 12. P.' E. Wynkoop of Mnrshfleld, Mrs. William Myera of Hhtom . James Williams of Oregon City, Martin Wallace of The Dalles are visitors In Medford. Heo Prill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator; tender nnd auto body repairing. 217tf Tht dental' cllnlo held yester day at the county health unit had five school children patients from tho Sterling school district. Theso clinic tire held every Friday and nre open to children whose parents ore not financially nhlo to send them to family dentists. High, grndo lump lime and hyd rated lime fur spraying. Illg Pines Lumber Company,' ' untf Harry Tupllng, representative of the India Tire and Rubber com pnny, returned to Portland this morning after spending a few dnys In this city on business. . Daneo, Eagle Point Hat, nlirht, D to 12.. 224 Otto J. Foh mayor, C. Edward Rest, A. R. 81ms, E. U Hoyden- hurk, J. T. Murray and C. K. Munn rod are among the Eugene people Spending today In Medford. Le8 ash, less soot. In that good coal. ' Hanson Cool Co. Tol. 28!l. tf Tex Rankin, well known air plane pilot of Portland, accom panied' fcy William Lnraun of the National ' Aeronautics association, were visitors at tha Medford air port yesterday afternoon. They conferred a abort time with Field Superintendent Seeley Hall and left (or Klamath Kalis and Rend J. c, Webb and family of Mo Cloud are visitors In Medford who arrived yesterday. - Hot lunches at Million's Whnt- Not, eornor th and Ivy. 129 -William 8. Ltvens, assistant t-tnrney-generul, .has been seriously III at his home- at Salem for sev eral days with Intestinal Influents. Mr. Levens previously served as slat prohibition commlasloner. Let me write your fire Insuranrt. Carl V., Tvngwald, Hotel Medford. Phone Ml. tf Declaring there la jto climate like the climate of southern Ore gon and no country ns beautiful, Robert Law, who Is her on fui' louuh from tha United States nriy, following service In the Philippine Island, said this forenoon ha Is coming hack to Medford upon the completion of his army service to ... .. 1, -a kla hAmn II- .. 1 1 .., ., .1 tKut year ago and his time of service Is nearly up. His furlough will Klve him until Novemlter !' visit friend and relatives In Med lord and near Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. McCoy, Jr., and little, daughter arrived here todny from Seattle on un extended visit to relntives, and may even tually decide to locato hero per manently. Dance at Jackson Springs Club Saturday night. , 224 Mies Dorothy Reyriolds and Mrs. C. M. Ryans motored to Asblund todny on business and plensure. i "That good coal." We give green trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. -,f Two Klamath Kails ' prisoners, Ed Hensler and Ous Herahberger, were tnken to Portland yesterday I by Cal C. Wells, deputy United I States marshal. Both men have been bound over to tho federal grand Jury on bond of 12600 ns a ! result of lUiuur charges. Dance:, Eagle Point Hat. nlht, 9 to 12.- ; 224 Guests from Portland registered at Medford hotels Include Mrs. Exa Rnbhlns, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Col lins, A. R. Thornton. Harry Lufley, Ira A. Williams, I. L. I.osey. N. H. Croft. F. C. Webb, J. H. Robinson, C. W. Wloveslck, J.-P. Worthing ton, W. W. Street, W. OJ Kiimpter, J. W. Mnckey and Mr. find Mrs. J. 11. Oeil. Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Hldg. Tel. 11X1. ' . tf If Hurry Chambers, arrested here sometime ugo for passing fin alleged worthless check for f3tl, has his way, he will be bis own counsel when his trial opona next Monday In circuit court. He has two lawyers and both are suld to have advised him to plead guilty. Despite the fact he believes he has good defense. You can't afford to miss the Rig Millinery sale at the Emmy Lou Hat Shop In the M. M. Store. Hats $1.00, $1.98 up to $4.98. Real monoy savers. 1 22 n' A large . attendance of Oregon National Cluard members is urged at .tile rlflo practice tomorrow at tho company A rifle range oast' of Medford at 'the base of Roxy Ann, where qualifying practices have been held for the past several Hun duys. Ten rounds must be fired standing, ten while kneeling and five while kneeling. Tomorrow's practice - will Include 20 rounds rapid fire. - Hemstitching, plcoting, pleating, button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. 157U 'The members of tho Eugene high school football team, which play ed ;Medford high this afternoon, are guests at the Hotel Medford during their stay In the city. They orrlvod-ln the city yesterday. Orchard brand liquid lime-sulphur can bo obtained at Plnnaclo Packing Co. 223tf : Temporary auto licenses were 1s Bued at the sheriff's office this forenoon to A. E. Cramer of Mod ford and Ira Waterman of Ilea- Wlck, Cnl. ... :lt. ' . : Royal Coal $14.50 per ton, de livered direct from oar to you within city limits. We have test record showing Royal Is best Utah coal mined. Buy now at the lower prloe. Phone 80S. F. E. Samson Co. ('.Office 229 North Hlvonslde. 218t( Lee Inman and JameB MacMaml- man of tho Lion Aircraft company of- Eugene wore visitors In Mod- ford yesturduy, arriving in a new modal Lion cabin monoplane, man-I ufaoturod In Eugene. Tho ship, powored by a flvo-cyllndor motor, haa a cruising speed of 110 miles por hour and Is easy on gaaollnn consumption. It was u .wlng spread of 37 feet and fully equipped Willi Hbndlx wheels unci Imi ken, It wan put through a hard demonstration yesterduy afternoon over tho air port by Pilot MarMunlmun, going through a. variety of stunts.' , Watch tor ' un Important . an nounoement appearing In Sunday's Tiibus. . PlarcQ-AIUm Motor Co. 224 Today's city public market was up to tho overoge Saturday busi ness, with nil the booths filled and putronugo heavy. Dressed poultry was more in evidence, and was also In big demand. Late vegetables were well stocked, In addition to apples nnd walnuts. Medford roast ed coffee and fish were also' on ale. : . For Hats and Shoes try tho Band Rox and Shoe Box, 223 East 0th St. Exclusive but not expensive. , . . ! '",. 225 An nbnndoned Btudehnker car on the Pacific highway neur ltlack wall hill, north of Centrnl Point, was being Investigated this fore noon by State Traffln Officer Rob ert Phillips. The machine is ba- lleved to have baen stolen nnd do- sorted there hy tho thieves. Dance, Eaglo Point Sat. night, 9 to 12. 224 Included '-among i Wanhlng'.on guesta registered at ' local hotels are Mrs. Carl A.' Sutter, vanoo Sutter, E. M. Manhalmer, Slg Ol sen, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. o'Sulllvnn nnd family nnd II. F. (Irnves of Seattle. Austin R. McOoy, Cedrlo Miller and Allon B. McCoy of Van couver, nnd tno following from Walla Wnlla: Mrs. A. II. Craw ford, Mrs. R. D. Oreer and sot, Mrs. T. C. Elliott nnd Mimes Dor othy nnd Rnrbara C. Elliott. Hats, Hats, Hntsl $1.V8, $3.I, $4.98. Mrs. Sinclair gives you per- sonnl service.- 227 V. P. Sutter of Seattle, hla moth , Mrs. A. D. Sutter, and his sis ter, Mrs. E. Robblnd. arrived In Medford by motor this morning and spent a tow hours In the city. The two former continued on In the car for San Francisco on a lileas ure trip, while Mr. Sutter returned to his homo by train this noon. Orchard brand liquid lline-sul- phttr ran be obtained at Pinnacle Packing Co. SS,1tf Bounty warrant were Issued at the county clerk' office toduy to M. A. N mil hummer ot Rogue River. ono coyote: Fran Bnnthhy of Prospect, one bobcat: Harry Helms of Jacksonville, ono coyote. Our women' hat look better and coat less. Sinclair' Saturday Specials, $1.98, $2.98. $4.98. 227 Sheldon Sackett of Sulem, one The" Business and Professional' Women's club Armistice day com mittee met at tha home of Mrs. Maud Chapman on Clenesee Btreet last night to outline plans for the float to be entered In the pnrude for that day. A number of -interesting suggestions were offered, many of which wilt bo considered In the final designing of the float. Dunce, Eaglo Point But. night, 9 to 12. 224 Twenty-nlno case of chicken pox were reported In the state 'last week, according to the bulletin yesterduy of the statehealth office. Winter Pear Committee Urges Greter Response by Growers There also were 18 cane of mump:, lfi ot in!umoniu, 10 of tubercu IohIh, 10 of smallpox, four : of whooplnK couKh, JO on Influeri.u, 14 of mcuHltiH, 10 of jtc-urlot fever, Hcven of llphthfrla, three of 'ty phoid fevor and two of infuntile panilyKix. Thera were throe cawk of eryHlpeliiH und one of optlc Horo throat, In the state, ' Milk 10c quart at Hun on 'a What- Xot. . . 229 Dance at JackHon Springs Club Saturday night. 224 Ulxty-Hlx hundrvd four-Inch trout j from the Hutto Kalla hatchery were recently planted In (.'rater Lake. IJlKht men making four trips up and down the crater Wall each day worked three duyH carrying the flwh down in large milk canfi. The young finh are ralnhowH to replen ish the Htock of the lake, which furnlHhed great sport to anglers thJtf putit Houwon. Many trout rang ing from 26 to 20 inchuu long were caught 'by delighted rod wieldern and large catehCM averaged 1 Inches long. The Oregonlan. Dr. K. J. Carpenter b now lo- nated In his new office at 310 Med ford Hldg. Call 430-K for appoint ment.:: . 225" ; Although payment by growerfl have been coming in fair anyrants. the Winter Pear committee an nounced today that larger fepelptu from thoxe aiding Jn the wprk of creating new pear markets would be appreciated. - Sixteen new name appear on the lint this week. Those who have made payments are designated .n ATLAKEO'WOQDS A permanent camp site has bqen procuroil at tlio Iake of the W6ols with a frontage of SCO I'eet on "the shore line and an area ot 20 - res. It was announced lust night at a meeting of representatives ot Hoy Scout work It) Jackson and Jose phine counties. The site cun be expanded as needed and solveB the problem of summer cap for south ern Oregon Hoy Scouta. A good beach Is included In the site and affords an Ideal locution for water sports. Permanent build ings wll probably be constructed in due coume of time. The list of scout membership for the Crater Lake council haa shown growth front' liBO scouts to; 8112 snouts since October, 1928. The formation of ! a district committee at Ashland to 'take care of all scouting Interests In and around Ashlaqd was aluo announced. Lee Hrickor, -Medford scout executive, gave a repoit on the scout confer ence at Hoyden Lake and told of plans that were made In the In torest of successful scouting. ' OF C, AND E, WORKERS : . t. .- o Coming ns a pleasant climax to the'uK'klngiHeaton, thj iininloyers and employes ipf the ' t ;aiid, 1. Knilt company enjoyed a dinner In Lhe packing houe this noon. Kx presslons of appreciation for co operation ,. and ' pkuimint uhhocIu llona throughout tho Hoasnn were voiced frequently during the meal, which was served by tho workers und their "hoesrt" with a refresh ing degree of. Informality and good naturo. . J unit's K. Kdmlston. manager of the plant nnd l Itlddle, preul- dent, weie preaented with cartons of rigaruttes )y the . employes. while Fred Henfro, foreman, under, whom the employes worked directly, wns given a beautiful combination leather nnd silver cigarette case and lighter. Mrs. Surah Walker, floor Indy was given n tooled 1 handbag. More than 80 attended the dinner. tesiHmates the following list by a star . Alford, (leo. - ' 'f . Amlrus, J. O. ' . Anderson, Hort. - -.Anderson, Albert, liuchus, !. It. Bugley Orchard. ' Homes. J. C. Hear Creek Orchnrds. Beobe, A. W, Host, H. C. Henson, Mrs. Ellon. Middle' W. F. Hirkhnltz. Julius W. Bishop, Ouy. Bixby, It. A. (by leo. B.' Denn), Hoggs, O. C. Hover, H. II. Bragg, I,. D; Bryson, W. E. " - ' Burch, Albert. . Boyd, C. R. -. 'j Canfield, I. D. Carkln, John. Carlson, A. V.' Carlton. F.. W. (Redskin Orch.) Carpenter, Alfred 8. Chirgwin, 11. S. . Crystal Springs Orchard (Dr. Spatz). , Clark, Donald 8. : Clements, A. H. Connor, Ouy W, " Cornut, -Jas. N. Cooley, J. H. . Crown Point Orch (Noel Davis) Culbertson, J. A, . Colib, 13. E. -. ' . Chuse, M. B. ' : ' ' Darby John H. ' '' ' Dnvcn'hlll. A. H. . . ' Denn, (leo. B .' ' ' ' '' ' Delta Wuter Orch, (P. C. Penny) Dow, I. A. ' Dlllurd & Arnsplger ' Dixie Orchard (U C. Bchafer) ' Dodge. B. I... Jr. .: , . Doremua, F. C. Karl. It. J. Eilgell, Corhin lidgevnla Orchard Edmlston, J. E. ' Kgun Orch.,.. by II. Chandler Egnn) Ely, J. L. Fargo Orchard .(by Mr, Lever- etto)i : . .. ..'..". Foldehhelmer,' Elmer ' Fitch, Chester ' Foothills Orch. (by R. J. Earl) Fobs, E. E. 401 Orchard (by 'ifc II. Reter) Flume, Holt & Frnmc Froldegar, Wm. "(;i:'' Frlnk, L. O. i Onlbracth, Wallace " , Gammill, John A. Onnnaway, W. C, Garrett, O.' C. ' . : Cay, Rose II. ' Oelger, Jackson r Cllasgow, C. W, -(ilelm II. M. Oold Crest Orch. (by H. W. Humlln) -Oottlleb, Chris ' Cregory, Ij. H. ' Ilnmll), JT. W. lluniilton, C, T. llanley & Hoover ' " ' Hanson, Will Henry, It. J. ' Honsler, Alfred " Hlgglns, W. H. Illllcrest Orel). (by R. R. Rotor) Rotor) Hollywood Orchards (by W. E. Brayton) ' . ' Holmes, Wm, A Son Hugger, Mrs. C. fblghek) L, H. Hutchln, Geo. 8. ifollowa'y,, Orchardy (hy -jQorbln EUgell) Interstate Fruit , I nancs, Frank Jane, W. C. . Jordan, II. B. ' 1 Kantor, Joe ' ' ' 1 " Kallatrom, J. M. , Kershaw, P. M.' Kenley, F. Corning Kirk, John B. Knight, C. A. . Llttlefleld, E. J. Llndley, O. L. Love J.-O.i .'' J.owrjr, Hurt ' ' iyOgndon, C. B. Marshall, Vern . .ledford Pear' Company Meridian Orchard Miller, P. K. Mires, F. C. ; Myros. C. A. i McCuskey, II: D. Mec.redlo, Wm. ' McC'urley, P. H. MoFadden, C. W. Nnwbry & Bona ; Newhall, C. H. Nichols, Geo. 'W. Sr. Nipper," Roy Norris, M. J. : ' ' Nye Orchard (by S. A. Nye) , Olson, Olaf , Packard, R, E. ' ; 'Palmer Corporation, The Poling, J. O. N. Pomeroy, E. H. : Porter, E. H. Ray, L. L. (by Geo. B. Denn) . Rlchnfdson, S. W. Richmond, C; A.. .' Riddle Orchard. Hander. Fred C. , Sanderson,' B. J,, snlade, Dr. L. A. ' . :-. Roltzmah, O. D. flcherer,' Paul A.-' Sheets, M. F. , Shnpherd, A. W. Sllvercrest Orchard (hy Mr. Jverette) 't Smith, Grace Smith, Roy O. ' Smith, II. D. St. Anthony, Inc. (by Eric Wold ) - . - . : Stephenson, F. ' -Stratton. "A. E. Stacy, c'has D. Sunny Cliff Orch. (by R. J. Henry) - ' ; Swedenburg, Dr. Sheldon Ranch Stevens, W. B. Short, L.. i Table Rock Orch: thy S.' M. Tuttle) Timmons, J. W. TouVelle, F. t Treichlor;. Geo.l'I,, - . Upton, Frank E. Van Hoevenberg, H. ; VeriUiH Orch. (by L. Carpenter) Vilas Orchard Voorhles, Gordon. Wagner J. M; Weugan't, Horry Weeks A Deuel (Del Rio) Westerburg, H. R. Westerlund Orch. (by C. Y. Tengwald) ' ' White,-E. J; Whitnoy.' A.' P. ' 1 Williams, R.' V. ' ' " Wilcox, R. H. Wright, A. 'N. ' '" Webster Orchard company (by Joe Metternich) Williamson, II. C. Wmg Orchards (hy Chns. ADMIT VETERANS I Plans for the big Armistice Day celebratfon In ledt'ord Are devel oplng ranldly, : acoprdirigj to D. G. Tyree, general chairman. All ex- service men In uniform will be ad mitted free to trio afternoon per formances at the State, Isis, Kialto and Crateriun theatres. The his parade will get -under way at 11:05 a. m.1 immediately after the bombs are fired to mark i lie hour of 11 o'clock. A large representation from every: organi zation in town Is expected to march. The usual floats and special fea tures will have a place nt the end of the march, all veterans will be served a feed at tha Elks temple. The chairman urges everyone to turn out on ArmlBtice Day and help celebrate. It Is the big day of the year for the men who served in the World war and they are hop ing tor mg crowds to help them celebrate; The parade Is being taken care of by Col. W. H. Paine, who will make an announcement soon -concerning the assembling ot the vari ous organizations. Street stunts, a fire department exhibition at the Hotel. Medlbrd, Aslilund-Medford football game, and a big dance at the Oriental Gardens are some of j the good things in store for the nay. rne merchants are golnp to close up nnd everyone will bo free to join In the big celebration and have a fine timo. , - ,.. . fmSnffiii CRATER! AN SHOWS Wing) Wold, Erie " Wold, Jonas ''' Ypung. lt.' W. Young & Hall. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The American Railway Associa tion, tot. train will) J 6l) oil-tanks of watrr isisned itttrough Medford curly this morning on It second run through this city from Ash land to Tolo. Equipped with wir ing und favllltlra for vnrious ex periments, tho train will work on It local project for the next week or so. llruko testing and determining the forco nnd power to be used for grudrs through this section of tho country nre some of tho informa tion "to be obtained by the test train force. The train wns station ed at KURi'no prior to coming to MedtorO, ES WILL MAKE REPORTS Of ' I .'I ' h I J ; ." I ', " i '!t ' ' 1 ": I ! The work of judging tbq essays ubniHtikl py Vrl-tiidont!i iir the t'ommuiitli Chest1 essay -contest i nenrlng completion nnd It I ex pected that the winner of the cash prlaea will be announced soon. It ha been n tremendou task to Judge the many MsiiVrt entered the owners and publisher of I In the oontrat which Is a fore- the (tslem Statesman, and Itolieit Uttler, attorney of San Fran cisco, were In Medford today on business. ' ' ' v 4 Dance at Jackson Spring Club Snturday night. S4 DellrnteiMen anil grocerle at Huson'a Whst-Not, 6th and Ivy. ISO' runner to Medford' flikt annual community chest campaign,, but the Judge have been pleased with th wide Interest tnken by the pupil of tho local schools,. It 1 planned to publish some of tho prise winning essay In the Mwlfmit paper during Hit coining week. nt .especial interest to relative and 'friends." rof).Afedfird students1 and ul umn I of the. Unlversitx ot uregon, as well as to the public generally, Is a special nowsreel of the Oregon-Idaho football game at Portland lust Saturday, and several university (Undent group, that was shown at the Craterlan theatre last night, in addition to tbe regular program'. I . . This reel arrived unexpectedly In the city during the first show last evening, but In timo to be shown at the start of the second show. Manager Jules Relsman, retlizlnx Ike general local Interest In the reel, will show It again nt tonight's performances. Conspicuous In the reel, which was made to advertise "Daddy's" day nt tho university are Arthur Schoenl ol' Medford and President Arnold Dennett Hall and Dean Stranb, and others of the students ami faculty appearing lu groups. COPPER KING LOCATES AT NEW CITY AIRPORT Tho Copper King Aircraft Ser vice Is (new ; located t Medford' new' municipal uirpiirt, taking up quarters there this week. The company Is managed by W. J. Drown nnd ha been located In Medford for several months. Mr. Hrown acts as pilot, a well as mnnnger, and haa-hnd many hours of flying experience, and during the post few. weeks Im been taking up n number of Med ford resident who have never been in the ulr before nnd ha also Interested severnl In Inking UP flying Instruction. The Copper King company will be located III Medford permanently and ha one of the latest Travellalr type shin. Nnllora to Societies. Thl paper cannot print notice of pay socials or pay entertain ments of ny kind In Its society column.' A nominal chare Is made for all Item In whtcn there Is any ad mission or charge fur eats, . 6 MY 1928 HUDSON COACH You can make a substantial saving . In fine cur transportation by pur- , rf-huMlnir iIiIm lllfn . new . used " our. I Will be'Ylea.sed to let'OW'faV- orlte mechanic -give thw- cac a thorough examination. Pt 1 c e $rD0, on eay terms; a light car will .be accepted In trade the same as cush. 'ou don't h&ve to puy for a dealer's big trade-in allowance ir you deal with tlie original owner; - W. E. -Thomas, room 12, Palm Jllk., cor. 1 Main and Front 8t upstairs.. .. sail FOR SAIJO Modern 4-rm. house with full automatic Westing house electric range, electric water heater and winter supply of fuel, 3 mil; 11700 cnHh. ur No. Pench St. , 2S7 FOR RENT downstairs N. Hurtlett. Modern furnished rooms; adults. 845 FOR KENT. 2 and 3-room npart meuts, gnruge. 604 W. 10th. 224tf A REAL, STOCK RANCH SCO acres, Lnngell Valley; 160 In crops, 100 natural meadow, 80 acres under government, cost $1.20 per nere;- good improve ments. Priced nt $30 per acre. Will take house or small acre age as first payment; long time on balance at 6. SKK PAKKHURST FOR : ' PROPERTY IS N. Fir St. , Phone 1410. 22S SATTHIIAY 8 to 7 p.m. General Electric hour (mnscontlnentnl). - NBC serv ' iee'-lo KOO, KHQ. l)Mb, KG W, KPO. KFI. . , , I'M Si''pJI-1h.'-Jinu6fiy StfritB-iour (Trnnscontientul). NBC service ; to KOO. K1KJ, KO.MO..KGW, KPO. KFI. ft p.m. Iwonginos Correct Time. NBC Service to KGO, KHQ, KO MO, KOW, KI'O. 8 to 8:30 p.m. Temiilo of tn Air. .'1!C .service to KGO, KHQ, KO MO. KGW, KPO, KFI. ft:3 to il Sierra fierennders. Xlir service to KGO. 3 to 9:30 p. m. "Ijiundcrlnnd Lyrics." NF!C service to KGO, KHQ, KO.VIO, KGW, KPO, KFI. 9:30 ito 10 p.m. Western Artists ,v Series Concert. NBC servico to KGO. 10 to 11 p.m. "Tales Never Told." NIK service to KOO. KHQ. 11 ,fo 1 2 , p.m--r-MltMiCal Musketeers. NBC service to KGO, KHQ, KO MO. KPO. 12 midnight to 1 a. m. Wilt Oun zenilorfer's Hotel Whitcomb lin tel Dance Hand. NI1C service to KGO. ' . You Will Be Siarprised at the tone quality and aniount of volume of Co- Jumbia Porta hies. Have von heard the new electric poi'tal'le-rcqiiiros no winding ". Other por! allies' as low as $60 $13.50 ''i Af ( ' MM GET IT AT arnica' 1 tnuos i PRtSCPJUIONS JjlTAIN SLkytCi li :. ? gjgPf ' WM. FOX SILVER JUBILEE tfflflra TOMORROW liiitilji ' Continuous Shows 12:30 to 11 EIJflBNH Delegates from all chapters of the Four-L. organization in western Oregon are here today for th eopening of their annual con vention. Reports of officers com prise tho major portion of tho program. tr'A-Molmes - INSURANCE SBMCt i. I90 u If. It's Insurance We Write It ALL TALIMNG JANET 3AYNQ CHARLE5 HI ,,. Directed and staged by ' Frank Borzaoe '. . . the tame trio that thrilled you with "The Seventh Heaven." All Talking Edward Everett Hoiton in "Trusting Wives" and Latest Fox News LAST s. TIMES TONIGHT WM. HAINES - - IN'-- - ' 'A MAN'S MAN' f-ALSO'J "THE ACE OF SCOTLAND YAED" - - jtj-i FOR RENT Fufly modern fur nlshed apartments; hot and cold water supplied. Sunrise Super Station, cor. lilth and lllverside. Phone U38. SSltf MAN OR WOMAN wanted, with ambition and inriustrv, to Intro duce and supply to demand for Itawlcliih'a Household Products to steady users. Several fine openings In Grants Pass, one half of Klamath Falls and Med ford, . We Iruln and help you. lUwIeltth dealers can mnko up to 10U a week or more. No experience necessarv. Pleasant profitable, dlgnlfed work. Write today. W. T. Ran-lelgh Co., Dept. Olt-2 Oakland, Calif. SJ1 XVANTKD' Woman over 10 for general nousework and to assist Iq care of two children. Kxperl emed cook not necessary. Ap ply In person. 7& Park Ave Mr. Harl s. Tumy. Saif FOK. RENT Modern J-room fur- nlshed apartment, private bath, garage. U'0. 11 0 w. lllh St. ' " ' 2J5 FOR SAI.K SI acres. Prater Ijike highway, miles out, fjr, per acre. - Jzs So, Oakdale. 12i Sunday Dinner Hotel Medford .!." IV 4.).. , . i . i- .. . . Dinner $1.00 ')r :iV.:?Vi', i . "The Food Is Better" At the Medford I 54 'Si Y fM CRATERIAN TOMORROW ONE DAY ONLY Continuous , ALL TALKING Dr. E. J, Carpenter CHIROPRACTOR: and PHYSIO THERAPIST S19 Medford Bldg. " Phone 430-R Phone 931 for FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ FRANK HOWARD Medford Exchange. 211 W. Main St mm d 4 1 TV m i win JUNE COLLYER MADE FROM THE FAMOUS STAGE FARCE A 'BOOMERANG" PARAMOUNT PICTURE VDaerous " I i .-J.'.i .1) U'.