Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 26, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textoreo ox; TUESDAY; NOVEMBER 2G.-1929. PXGE FIVE . n. , : Radio Pro-am KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station untstm jyoaiher ; ..JinfUU'M, Prussia W A. seemed, a wurihless liiei.v.of cjn. - Attempt Assassination young Arab messenger (n Hie pollce-t" Jilted Girl Suicides ,il('ia-tnieni.. . HA VAN, Cuba. Nov. 2tt.T-P)- '' 1 Jilted by her-sweatlieurt, 15-year- Days Creek (lymnoslum a', i old Margarlla Clarcla committed' loiiii high school building will beisulclde by saturating her clothing xtenslvly Improved. ! with alcohol and setting it. oflre, Oregon:, Fuii; !ftnjgl)l..ai!d Vied.- j n a J.D4 I n . deultitiiuc '.'An lndi.wi. vos. , i is .tlje work .vf , Die ttwlmv- JHHIA1.UM, Nov, (P) nesduy. local valley fogjs wost por- Oroup SurroundiiiK a M e d I c.i n e : arilat Hodmer. who aocompanied Nm uiaii i)e Mallos. attiiruev gen-' lion Wednesday 'iii oT'n Ing, no Man" on the upper Missouri was Prl'uee .Maxlm'.lliin of. Wied In I f. 3 -' erul of Palestine, probablv will re-change- In temperature. Gentle j revealed here when Prof. Theodore i 3-1 on an 'expedition to 'the upper cover finm n flesh wnniwl when E variable winds. ! Klaaa of 'Minister cleaned what .Missouri. hie wns fired al vesteriluv bv a MEDFORD MAIi; TRIBUNE, MEDPORD, ENTAL Medford Post No. IS of the American I.cglon will hold another ' IiIb dp nee on next Thursday nlKht, ThanksRlvlns, at the Oriental Car dens. This party Is ono of a series lifting, sponsored by the local post throughout the year. I'art of the receipts will he used next July when; Bedford will dedicato the new iiijrpbrt. ' ' At.w meeting held last nlht, 1 reports wore Bivcn by the Armis tlee Jlay committee showing that "iday to have been u financial sue cess, or well an 175 members hav ing paid their 1930 dues. The committee heading the foot ball game between the Oregon Prosit, and the O; S. C. Hooks, re ported, a profit of $300, and thank ed the. public for its generous sup port. Another such game will probably he sponsored by t bo post next season. , Commander Hoh Deuel ;. an nounced that the officers of Hert ford ipost are very anxious to learn of uny Ciold Star mothers or Gold Star wives residing In this locality, whose names ure.not already on file. SThis information Is desired by the government, as they are giving a complete tour of France with all expenses paid. '.,--. It was pointed out that a Gold. Star mother or a Clold Htar .wife (unmarried widow) is one wlio.se Kon or husband was killed or died din ing the World war and Is still burled in Franco. ' - --'- . An Invitation to hold a joint meeting and- "feed" with the' Ic- glon Auxiliary on the night of Bee a 3 was accepted by the post, thb place to' be. announced later. , Only two.mombers were report ed us still being in the Veteran Jlnspifal Ndv 77 at Portland, at this time. ' . ;; The post pave, Kpeeiab tribute to Premier" clement-eau -of France, known thruout tl world as ono of the important figures -during the war. . .' v. ' , ' One of the; prominent members was given a Jury trll on a minor charge and the, verdict resulted in a hung jury and .much entertain ment... '.; .". . After the 'meeting a joint feed Riven by the auxiliary was enjoyed by the many present, r, The, Crl.Y.Te1n8Waiq;. Inurdnoo uoiicyV Aiii.sefeta.hkhed- in. lO-'l 9, With headquarters, in the Hotel Holland bulltijjiKU the premenMocrt tlon. ; - .. ' ' - Kour years provloun to the ouv brenk'of ttm-World War MivTerin; ValU had toeon in the insurance business jn Medford, hut had no aRenei' of his own until after he completed his -weryico with- the army. . - - . ' ' Durtntf- the past- year the afrency Showed an increase of ISO pur cent over 192S, Mr. TeriRwald report:. Strong stock fire insurance com panies, featuring the General In surance Company of 'merica, are represented hy the T o n p v a 1 d anency. The General is the only stock fire Insurance company which pays dividends to its as sured. In addition' to behifi active :n civic and fraternal affairs in Med ford, '.Mr. Tengwald is the local representative of the Portland Trust nnd 'Savings' hank for the loan and insurance, departments, and-is president and general man QKet of the Werterlund Orchards, one! of the -Jarest orchard prop erties In the ItoKiie Hlver valley. GORST WILL DIRECT . 'FRISCO AIR FERRIES Vern C.l'irl. Portland pio neer In alittoniobtlerhiis transporta tion of Oregon and' alt- mall opera tion of the Pacific coast. Is to serve as director and actively par ticipate in operating management of Air: Ferries, Ud., nt San Fran cisco., -according to word received here. ' ' ' ' '' The 'air ferry firm Is to operate a. flying boat .service for San 1'roni'lsco bay and .Sacramento j-lver points Rlmlliir to that carried on W Oorst Air Transport. Inc., between Seattle and Bremerton. florst has made several recent trips- to San Francisco to inspect terminals and fly over Hie route of the projected service. Port land Journal. ODD FELLOWS LODGE NOMINATES TONIGHT : Local Odd Fellows expect un unusually' Interesting meeting thir evening. llesldos nomination of officers for the" next term, the first degree will be conferred nton a -clam of candidates from various lodgvH throughout the val ley. This degree Is one of the most dramatic of the series of the subordinate lodges, and (!old Hill has a team which has made a specialty In Its exemplification. This team will have charge of Uu tltgrec work ' tonight and lodge members expert n treat. There will be n number of visitors from other lodges to witness the cere monial. rterreKhmi-nts will be served after the lodge work. I5SS .-' I- 228.9 Meters 1310 Key. Tuesday, November an. P. M. tj. 0 to 6:15 Peasleys, Photos- ra libers. 6:15 to 6:30 News and mar- kets, Maif Tribune. 6:30 to 7 Hrake Shop. S to S:30 iK Tail Market.', 8:30 to 9 irtogue rtiVer Can-. . nery.. . '. iVK'i.- ,' j , 9 to 10 Calif. Ore.' Power Co.! ; Wednesday, Xoic'inlx-r 27. '.A. -SI, i .-;'. i iao to 10 Monarch OH!St.i-v Hon and Orooery Store. . 10 to 10:30 Mann's' Depart-i1 - menu1 Store. ' 10:30, to 11 -4-' Heath's Drug Store. 11 to ,11:30 Medford Electric . Store. : 11:30 to 12 Lewis S ll p e r Service. ) . P. M. ki 12-to 12:30 Jackson County Bldg. & Loan. 12:30 News flashes by Mall Tribune. , . 12:80 to 1 Pierce Auto Freight Lines. 1 to 1:30 City Cleaning and Dyeing. - ! 1:30 to 2 Model Bakery. to- 6:15 Peasloys, Photos raphers. 6:15 to 6:80 News and mar- keta, iMail Tribune. I 6:30 to T Burleson's. I PLANE LANDS IN FIELD WHEN OIL LINE CLOGGED Tjicklnir Infortiuil ton roLr:irdini: airport, J.'C. Scott, aviator for the Sunset Fly inn service, landed his plane in a plowed field on a farm hetween Cold Hill and Foots creel; Monday, rather than take a chunce on flyinf? to Grants Pass. The pilot was bound from Marysville to Uranis Push when his oil line bet;an to ffive trouble. He landed'- the machine on the farm of A. B. Birdseye. with the terrain of which he was familiar, mudo some temporary repairs and flew hack to Marysvllle, without completing his journey to Grants Pass. Some Grants Pass citizens hap pened to, be talking1 to the owner of the farm when the plane land ed, and in conversation with the pilot, he-gave them his reasons for hot continuing on to this city. "I could have gone on as easily I as not," said the pilots "hut l didn't know in what shape the Grants Pass, .field was, and was afra'd ia rixk it. I heard the coun ty commissioners up there had turned down a proposal to fix up the field. Next tjme I'll know enough to fly and land up there," he is reported to have said. Grants JJass .Courier. BODY' HURTLES TO. CROWDED STREET CrUCAOO, Nov. 2C.(fl) Alfred Carrier, CO, leaped : to death from the loth floor of Mandel's. depart ment store today, his body hurt ling Itno Madison street a hundred feet from' Its- Intersection with Stale street, Chicago's busiest cor ner. Hundreds of shoppers saw the death leap. GRAY FORCED TO "A complete breakdown six years ago forced' me to 'retire-'from busi nessi; i Tj was? continually troubled with inactive liver and constipa tion. Xo matter what I ate It would sour on my stomach nnd;the t JOSKPIf K. CIlAY gas )ressure would almost cut off my breath. I'd actually get 'too weak to walk up stairs, tuid could n't stand the h-nst exertion. Then .ciatic rheumatism set In. Some times such a pain would hit me In the hips I couldn't move. 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Floor Glides Complete Line Easy Payment Plan on All Furniture and 0700 Wa'rl-Bilt Quality , 0 1 , ' Two-Piece Suite Hand Woven Fiber Seats ' V Polished Woods .and Lacquers - Cedar Chests Make An Ideal Home Gift ' V.Yalo Lok'J$'l A45 and Keyr JUJ , A beaiillfdf chesl Hint gives protection the year roiihil! A desirable piece of, fiiriiltnro for '.(my room. Jlack and hotr ; loin are of getiulne Tennessee KcJ Ce-i' din . . stiffened with gemilne Walnut voiieer. ' DbIiiI.v' ahell carvings -wldo -scrolled routings-.,'. . " Home Furnishings A Deposit Holds .i i Any Gift Choose your gifts now while the selection is perfect I By paying a deposit you can have them held. WE WANT TO HELP YOU MAKE CHRIST MAS A HAPPY DAY. Gifts You Enjoy Coxwell Chairs Now at an ' . v"4 Amazingly Low Pricfr ; ' A chair wlih.nriou.lv ot design grace 1 ; lul curves mid q stildy slreugth. Its, perfect comfort wakes it "Everybody's Kavorlte." ! .. .. '' ! . . . Lamps Radiate Christmas ; " Cheer the Year Round f S6.ll to S22.50 ; Lamps' are a .treasurei) Klft bopaub .1 they decorate as they servo!. You'll J find tho lniiip you want. heji), whether for tho Uvfnri Room or jlotuloli-;. ' ' rV ' imilXa: TjAMI'M Modern 'dPHiKn. I'olyohrAmo and antique gold nlnroai, finlHh . . .4 ail It nnd purchnionl vhnd In loyply color comminution;. , , $7.75 to $2a.ro TAItl.K I.AMI'S Alrtn .'. . . Mfirld.? . . . 1'oltcry . i '. A splendid UHHort nipnt with harmoniKliiK' Hlindos that mid color to a, room. $l.tH to $H.tr. IlOrOOIH IiAMlS Ivory . . Voly fhrnmo nnd gins Ihihoh. Mnny Hhndi.s iui hand dpcratf d, pliMitcd niudfl. loo, In flowered doslKiin. S2.H0 to $;l.7,"i Beautiful Rugs of Exceptional Quality NK.A M I.KSH VIOIiVl'TTS .ovely ('ifi'slan deitlitns on T'lii)"' backKroiinil. 1 Dceii wool P' 1 1 6 ' f r I n ited enda; " 11x12 Klze at '31 no ax.vinst1-)16s. wiii'ons (irlcnlnl deslKllS ' In ' mellow color harmonies. 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