Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1929)
PAGE ETOITT MEDFOUD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO OX. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1929. FOOTBALL SCENES CHEST AID WOULD IN 'COLLEGE LOVE' GIVE GIRL SCOUTS AVliilo tlio Hccncs of rumpus - t (( in(rMul(l) culm-Minna) life wilh ll.-ir m-p. Hnrinu M,. I 7 tin- first Olrl , ! Kf out l loop in .Mi'dfnnl wuh (r- munlc, nth mil nml -t-n-ml v(U-r- , UiiUiyvil w(,h un ,,n,)!ment of vwent unc1fiKriifluut whoorw ) twTilv-five jflrln. raiiKiriK In ntc" In "Collcee J.ov." the I. iff ftstture , frm '. lo fjf..,n yearn. Wlth niUHicul iirifl other noundH synchro-j jn a f,u. Weel-H lhiH K,OUI, hail nlxvd Milking picture w:iih opon- K,.oun c Hxly iimmiiImtx. nnl ii Ml IIm throe iliiyn eriKiittiinent nt ' was m.l.(.H,ia,.y l(, divide them and the CraK.'rian theater ye.stet day, j (.n,.,ttl lvvo lnmpH. -j he inteit'st me n.ucn overdrawn and rxagKiT- , J)w .v,,),,,!,) pnnim of C.hl nleil. they are nevertheless (inter- j Sl.(nlt(()f, (.unlinU(.(1 t0 unl-t the tnlnliift ami colorful, and keep you , (((a unU thj proljt,m ot interested w hile pavinjf the way , n.KillUnK .nnuKh troop wit.i for the liK fouthall name of iij-I1Ih fni( h..,)1(.rs U) a(.(.oinm(M:lU. nnd the Incidents imuoMlii.tely pre-'(f(ni (i((.lim(, I(n prol((.m. ceomff n. , M ....... stark, regional Cirl ; Seoul director nf Orison, Wanh- F(r "('ollcK' Kove Ih essen tially a foot la II attraction, the utory opening wi(h what Is ptir porlcd to hl tindei'pradiiale doitiKS, liillDOi, pep. diahtiie, music and ttihtfJiiff. especially of Ja.z Muff, dancing and the like hy ihe hunt of fldcety. fun-lovinv t.-eds. And throughout it all ruiin a pretty thi'ino nun; cuiihIxMiik mostly of chni iih or kI' '"' niiiKltiK about tins deaf old cnlJetfo mater. Afivr wadlnK thru ihIA hokum hy way of creating alniophei-e, tho football Hi'cncs ctme hIijiik will) great relish to the audieru-e, which from then on flln engrossed nnd thrilled hy them. Jn the face of the game here tomitrrow between the I'. of o. and Irighin ami 'a II f or n la then rani" to .Medford and hhmIsUm! in or nanlzintf a (.'o mm unity cominitte. to Kvei;i and aid the affali'M of loral (;jr KcuMing. I'nder the. le:idishl of All. It. .1. Wilsm, voluntary director, a leaders" t raining course was givn to a largo group of Interested women. With this leadership seven .troop. were formed, one in eaeh of the four grade schools, two in Junior high and ogo In Senior high. Kach troop averages a member ship (tf twenty-five girls and ha" two leaders. The financing of local Scouting ban been up to the girls entirely SAN FKAN'CISCO, Nov. 8. (A1) Dion It. Ho;m, assinnt city attor ney of San Krnncisco, sa'id today that bay k'HWk wimp rjt peeled to appeal to the state nuprcmo court aKainst the railroad commission's order yesterday' ej-nntinn the la clfle Telephone and TeleKiaph in crease In ktte.- Holm said ho would call n nieet liiK of hxal represeniatives c.f bay reKlon conimuuities for next Wed nesday to study the commisston'H order and discusH jtlanH for un appeal. Hy applicjttlon of the Hocullod "ceilliiK rule," the commission yes terday increased telephone rates in the San Krancisco bay area by $LOU,OuO a year and ordered a reduction in rates for tho Jos An geles territory of approximately 10. OHO. The new ratea become effective January I. I!.10. PHONE RATE RAISE BERKELEY FIRE MENACE GROCETERIA TO STAGE Tl ) BRING PROTEST PLACEDUNDERCONTRO ; College Love Scores Hit Fox Craterian OAKLAND Cal., Nov. 8. ff) Two fierce lilazeg which had car ried their fiery menace to the out-! HklrtH of Berkeley and Oakland where an army of 3000 firemen and volunteers battled to ntem their advance last nlnht, were definitely tinder control today. Danger of a rinliiK wind kept 200 men on the lines, however, and hundreds more were on call should an emergency arise. ' JACKSONVILLE GIRL AT C. E. MEETING ASHLAND A sensational sale of high grade ho and oxfords for men anli boys will he conducted nt the Gro- ceteria hoe department, hoRlmiln torn(rrow, Saturday, and contlnu-j lnc one week. Such well-known' mrikesim Hamllton-tirown, Weyen-: bers, cl'iers and I.yan brand work Hhnes will be included in tho calei event. : Xcw fall models in dress shoes! nnd oxfords, and durable boots audi work ho(s at Bieatly reduced; price, are described In today's Mail Ti-lhune on the back page of the nocon'1 section. - . "ColleBO Love," the present of fering al the Craterian theater, :s the first leaKue lenrth picture of collece life to be made with i.Il sound and dialogue. Starring t'.eorKe Lewis with Dorohy Gulli ver and .Eddie Phillips playing the other leading partH, It is a virile story of intercollegiate football, u bllfEnme helnc shown on the screen in both action and sound, together with the colorful rootinir, alrna maters and gleo club singing nf the Caldwell students. " nnd a general panorama of college life, and Its temptations. . MtiidentK from ftO nations Mfill live 111 International House" at t'nlverslty of California. ! RAIL HEAD TO GIVE DETAILS OF DINNER : -WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. (JP) A railroad president's account of the j now famoua Fahy dinner for mem I hers of the senate, at which Sena i tor Smith W. I3rookhart says liquor 1 was served, is to be laid on Mon ! day before a grand jury investi ! gating prohibition conditions in the i national capital: : x ! Kdward K. Iiomis of tho Lehigh Valley railroad, who, Hrookhart 'says, wit-next to him, took a drink. has informed United States Altor I ney Leo A. Rover that ho will ap 1 .,, i,i miuwoi' to nn informal in- vitatlon which the prosecuting of ficer hml oxunoeo to nno. jSONNENBERG FLATTEN? I FRENCH BONE TMilul OI.VMIMA. Wah., Noy Gus Sonnenberg, ,rot 'v niatnien, bowled over a. h! flyinP tackle, here i h The fnrmAP n., . H "ih , nee pushed over the ohamr.'f?,hli , contender for the f lr, J ininuteH, nnd the next in n !l lite. 1 11 ItllR. Speedway7' Coming to Rialto Tomorrow 0. H. (. freshmen teaniH. nml lhojil ' arried on hy their week I v ArmfKtiee day Kame ln-re Monday UieH. A general proKram has not 1. elvi-een Ashland hnh and Al ed - I hern poHKlhltOinder theHe Ilmiled ford lilwh. Collek'e l.ove" is peculiarly a pproprJalo and timely itinieiiim. -"('olleKM l.ove" kii vv out of ie wrleH of (.'fdl-Klate," popnlar hhuri Mihnt pliliiK'N itilit this fea ture ledKth sound film. The char H t'VH are the Killix and the pprt Is nlotiK mneh t:ie fjinie linen as w'l'i'i' thoxe of the ' .'olIeKlale' setieH. it Htars CeoiKf IeviM a "(ieoine WIIhoii," the K'ody Koody, Mkeahle and at hie tie youiiK l udent, with pretty Dorothy (iulliver and Kddie I'hillipH as "l-'Iash' Tiunmis" in the leadH. Then there Ia t 'hure'iill Kohh iih "Jimmie Reed" the lov- j able hook worm and the hero'H j roommate: I lay den Htcvenson, an j tho very personable foothall roa-h. and Sumner (ietehell iih pood natured "Kat." In the mipport, and many active hoyH and kIi"1h lo (five the oampUH atmoHphere. The iianoramn of college lif' IKrtrayed IneludeH, heHhlcK t:ie foothall eo,ueneen, a Hlirriiig ante game foothall rally eulmlnatinj; in H ppeetaeular torchllKU proeeH Kloit, it cafe wei'ite,, witty wise t-ackH and repartee, and Hiipposed Kenerul ramptiH talk. One of tho wine craekH oceui h (luring the foothall anie when In tho lnt quarter It hccuih that Cald well College In do4iined to defeat, and orie of the deNnndent fair I'nldwell co-edN remai kn resigned ly t(? her compiAiion, "It would take an act of cotiKreH for um (o win now." When the Hltuatlon wan hoprloHH the hero player wan in jected Into tho Kiime hy tho conch, imd his herculean work and n marvelouH run with tho hall hilnnK Victory to dear old i'nldwell. Now, wimii't that nice? Making tho foothnll Hoqueneen fwpeclally IntoroMtlntf Ih the fact that tho fnmotiH Trojan team of Hputhern California taken pari in thin amo and that It wim played In the famouH Pnxadena Kose Howl. The moving pieiurcH of the Immense audience rooting last year ut tho Kame hetween tho I'ni verIty of Southern t'allfmula and Stanford, ami that tea me itself, were cleverly Intermlxeil with tho film plnyein of Uie 'ColleKC J.ove" Ranie. A nund hewn reel ami n short tulkinn comedv, " 1 1 Ih Wiim-hIm" are on tlm Kame hill. It. A. K. finuneeH. hut as , heneflclary of Community (host the fJirl Seoiits will ai rumpH'di mmh this year Search for Plar.e 11KI.KNA, Ark., Nov. K. sflt An iilrpkuii van pressed Into koi v Ice today to aid Heurclihm parlicH in (heir offortH to locate the wreck uku of n piano which Hcvernl per notiH reiHHted ihey huw fnllliiK til rhiniPH several miles 1'tom hero lato yeslerdnv. JUNE STOUT STUDENT WRITES PRIZE ESSAY The following essay hy Juno Stout of the Washington - school a-II grade, won second prize in group one of the commun'.ty cheat contest: W ly -n In .Mcdrord Slmuhl Ciiii tribute to tho Oiimminlly Client- Many poor fanillleH in .Med ford 1 have been helped each year hy the! different orgnnliuitlonH of the city. The Ited CrosM. Salvation Army. ohutvhcH, and lot gen send food and clothing to those families. Tho namoH of tho pour families are given In to these organizations. In many ciikch the name names arc given In every year, and they are being helped without oven mi in vestigation, and too often they are not worthy of Ihe help they hav been given. . Ih it right to help lho.se who iisk each year for help when many poor lyoplo sit hack and starve for want of food and clothing Just because they are too proud to ak for It ? When Ihe people of Medford contribute to the Community Chest they can be sine that the money will be given to . the worthy peo ple for committees will ho chosen to investigate and find out who of tho familloH ore really poor and worthy of the help from Ihe l-i'oplo of Mcdford. "Wniinm Haines Mops on the gas and roars to victory in love If not lu an auto race, in "Speedway," thrilling drama of , the American Speed classic, filmed at the Indian apolis races, .and corning to the I tin It o theater tomorrow with a synchronized sound score. ThiH romance of the track .-and speed demons In fiction Is not only one of the most thrilling pictures of the season, but has that charm ing quality of preserving a grip ping love story even though an en tire auto rare forms a thuuderniis background. In fact, the new pic ture is iiii of the most interesting things Haines has ever contributed to the sereen. JACKSONVIMJ-:. Ore.. Nov. 8. (Special.) Huth Severance cf j .Jacksonville and Lottie Armstrong, of Medford were among those from) this part of the county who drove I tn AKhlriiul Mrimlii v evenlmr 1r nt . I tend a meeting of tho C. K. execu tive committee and presidents of the Crater Lake C. R. union. The meeting wits held nt the home of Key. (iaffney. . DUNNINGTON-HOSTS AT JACKSONVILLE SUPPER JACKSOXVILI-R, Ore., Nov. 8. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs;' Clinton Dunnlngton entertained after the dance Saturday night with a mid-' night supper. The following were present: .Mr. and Mrs. Orval Shores of this place. S. 6. Smith of Apple gate and Mr. and ; .Mrs. Carvel Thornton of Modford! . . ' JACKSONVILLE WOMEN AT MARKER CEREMONY TABLE ROCK RANCHER 1 SAYS TURKEYS STOLEN j t.mjli: HOCK, Ore., Nov. 8. I (Kpi-eial.) Mr. Humphrey reports the loss of more than thirty choice turkry which he claims were I stolen. It Is said the sheriff's office has lnvt-stiKated this complaint, but so j far xii.t enouKh evidence has been : hhciiiiiI to justify taking uny action In tracitiK the whereabouts of the missing turkeys. JACKSONVILLE ELECTS TWO NEW COUNCILMEN JACKSOXVILLK. Ore.. No. 8. (Special.) - A city election was held Tuesday afternoon, when Kay Coleman was re-elected city re corder and O. C. Chltwood re-elected treasurer. The two new coun-' oilmen elected were A. U. Mcin tosh and C. :. Dunnlngton. Western Girl Gains Weight Amazingly BETTY JONES HOSTESS FOR UNIVERSITY TEA r.VIVKRSITY OK ORIXiOX, Kngene. Special) Hetty Jones, freshman from Medford, was a member of the committee in charge of a V. W. C. A. tea held Monday afternoon at the "bunga low," V. W. hondfiunrters, JACKSOXVIM.i:. Ore., Nov. 8. , (Special.) Mrs. Herbert llanna, j Mrs. Alice Clrioh, Mollltt nnd Emll I ISritt and Mrs. M. L. Nelson at-1 tended the dedication of tho mark er of Korl Hinlseye near Hock! I'olnt, which was sponsored by the J U. A. II. of Medford Monday after-j noon. J VISITORS VIEW RELICS JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM KOSKHriH! Sale of the Over land orchard, Douglas . county's largest fruit farm, to J. C. Unrnes and K. ". Torn, .Medford. by A. C. Mnrsters. was announced JAl'KSO.VVILLK. Ore., Nov. 8. (Special.) Those from out of town who have visited our local muse ums recently are Mrs. Griffin, Kd monson. Alberta, Can., Amanda lliller and Frank Heller of -McKin-ley. Ore.. V. L. Officer nnd Eva Officer of Dayville, Ore. SALEM Several hop growers have been forced Into bankruptcy because of the lack of orders for hops in November. NATURE controls all the func tions of our digestive organs save one. We control that; and a kit of trouble it causes. Children suffer when they don't observe regular bowel habits. Breath becomes fetid; tongue coated; eyes dull.' A host of ailments; bilious ness, feverishness, lack of appetite follow if we neglect this warning that a child's bowels need help. , In such cases, California Fig Syr up never fails to help by the prompt opening of clogged intestines. The first spoonful does that; and relieves the common symptoms of constipa tion. Successive doses help tone and strengthen weak stomach and bowels; improve appetite; encourage CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP THE RICH, FRUITY LAXATIVE AND TONIC FOR CHILDREN digestion and assimilation. In a few days, a child is well, happy and bright again. The way children improve when California Fig Syrup is used is the best proof of its merit. Here's an example: Mrs. W. W. Buchanan, 4G15 West Thirty-Fourth St., Den ver, says, "Shirley was bothered with constipation several years ago and I decided to give her California Fig Syrup. It made such a dif ference in her that I have used it since then for every little upset. It helps her digestion; regulates her bowels; keeps her strong and ener getic. I am sure it is one thing that has made her gain so wonderfully. She's just six and weighs sixty-two pounds." The pure vegetable product, endorsed by doctors for 50 years, always bears the word California. DELICATESSEN Sat. Special Small Two-Layer Cakes 20c Each 35c Merchant's Lunch Served Every Day NOODLES, CH0P SUEY CHILI AND TAMALES The Delicatessen - 410 E. Main Next to Piggly Wieelv Open Evenings and Sun OA-yuitourSTa. :' Pmoxs 144 1 COMPLETE CLEAN 1X0 AC iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH I SENSATIONAL SELLING! BEAGLE SUNDAY CLASS HAS HALLOWE'EN PARTY IllOAC.I.K, Ore., Nov. 8. (Sl.) Hallowe'en was olmerved hy tho young people's Sunday school cIiihu at the home of their teacher, ChaH. Samlerson. The evenliiK was spent In milking candy, roastliiK wcliier anil with Karnes. A lunch watt aerv eil In end the evenlUK's good time, 'I'lioHO iiroHent were Alfred Heil-' liiKflehl, llerhert Mayflehl, Ilyron (liny, Meirlll tliixhy Milton ami l.nwn'tii'o Siinilei'Hon', l.ola firuy, Klla llliii kman ami Thelmn Sunder. Him. T of MEN'S High Grade Shoes and Oxfords AT SACRIFICE PRICES In this sale we are sacrificing our entire stock of men's high grade BOOTS, SHOES and OXFORDS. Such well known makes 1 as Hamilton-Brown, Weyenberg, Peters and the famous line of Lyon Brand work shoes. These shoes include all sizes. Do not confuse these shoes with odds and ends. Come early and avoid the rush. . ... This sale will run for one week only, beginning Tomorrow and ending next Saturday. 1- 1 M5S73 "I read an nd in tlie newv paper and I started taking Lydia t. 1 inkham 8 VeKetatMe Compound and I will recom mend this medicine to any woman who Is in bad shajic like 1 was. I used to get so tired after a few hours work that I was even afraid in my own house in the daytime. I didn't care if I lived or died. I have given birth to eight boys andlfeclstrons rijjht aft er.since I have taken the Compound." Mrs. Maud Meyers, 460 E. ijifi Street, Dubuque, Iowa. SOUTH DAKOTANS VISIT j KIN IN JACKSONVILLE1 .1ACKSOXV1M.K, Ore., Nuv. S, (Spi'i'iiil) Mr. iiiul M iM. iMinrh'.v 11 ml t'hlldri'ii nf 'I'm II t'ily, S. I., nvrlvt'il luio iho lut Ivr pin t 1 if l tit work it nil HJtt'lU ! a few (1;ih visltlnn rHi.ttvr. .Mr. ( ;,n l Mm. l. SaniliMi jiiuI fam ily ui ttils jilari. Thny v til niako j tti-tr home in M-m Ut.nl tliin win- I tt-r. JACKSONVILLE CLINIC FOR CHILDREN NOV. 14 .l.M'KSn.WM.I.i:. Die., Nov. S. - l SM-i liil i - Mnt lire are ui k,(I not tn furiiot tin- ehllil Wilfiii.. ellnle Thiirsilay, Novemlier II at the health renter In the i,Kl m luvil homo for fhllilreit i.r pre nelie.il nxi'. Thin will l.e llelil from iMtit lei :S(I i. in. Anvi.no wWhliii: t'l innko apiMilntmiMiia may ,,, jim, l'l .1 Ilk TUi flle. I iilw BRAND WILLIAMS CREEK RANCH HAS OWN POWER PLANT I I WILLIAMS t'HKKK. Oro.. Nov. S I Sic lul I l'nler riparllii lum Inxtnlli'it nml cleehlc plant gener ated hy wati-r power liy whlih 1 1 K It I m ami power aro miiilleil In Ilia hiiiiao, latin anil chicken Iioiihcii. Thi llliu will alao he carried ncnwi tn the ranch of hia (utlier, Iih Sp:ir lln, whom It will miiply nil neceH miry pewrr ami IIkIiIn. I Men's Boots $10.98 16-in. Boot $7.St $10.00 14-in Boot $7.1.1 $8.95 8-10 12-in Boot $6.SH These boots are afcso lutely guaranteed all leather. Men's Oxfords I MeFo0,wuirer Men's Shoes Men's and young men's ox- Good fresh stock of New fall shoes in tan calf, fords. Absolutely new fall United States and brown calf, brown kid, patterns, including all .the Firestone hip boots, black kid, black calf, also latest leathers:; black and knee boots, 14-in. kangaroo. Good' fitting brown kid, black and brown Pacs, overshoes and lasts, all sizes, including kangaroo, black and brown rubbers. combination lasts. Scotch grain, blue calf and alligator effects. Men's 4-buckle over- , , , , , , shoes. Regular $4.39. Men s black and brown . Cut JQ 7Q kangaroo shoes. These shoes Men's kangaroo oxfords. to, JT Begnlar $8.95 to $10.50. the $6.98 price iJ)0.yO boots. Regular $4.75. , 1 ? $3.98 Men's black and brown calf ; shoes. Good fitting lasts, All young men's oxfords. . . S& looking and com- Reeuhr$4 95 to$6 95 U.n' iaCe PCS' ,aU fortable. Sold regular at Regular $4. Jo to $o.o. red rubber. Regular $5.95 to $7.45. tt lIQ . l I $4.49 55.49. cut $4 29 cut to $4.49 Men's hip boots One lot men's dress shoes, All other oxfords from $7.45 black and red. Regu- odd sizes, also men's work Z .redMed $4.98 $5.69 $2.89 lilON BRAND i WAUKEE I 1 LION BRA ARMY SHO MILWAUKEE Lyon brand work shoes, g You don't have to be intro- duced to this famous line ot g work shoes. Nationally ad- vertised and guaranteed all- g leather. Former selling s price up to $5.98. Closing out $3.98 to $4.49 i Invite Nation, to Fair j WASHINGTON, Nov. X t,n I'ri'sldeiit Hoover III a proclama tion today Invited the luillnux nf the world tu partlclpnto In a world s fair at Chicago In J3:i. GATES & LYDIARD SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL Free Parking Lot for Our Customers ' IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"1111111111111
