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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1929)
Li' JAMES NOONAN . mnn i r a nrn mm llhulu! IIES IN BLAZE U S1IIN1'IHI.. Dec. 4. 11 ;".".. ..: i i.i...,. Jiilll'' ' '. ' ' , ., , ... . jf lli' American icuei auou oi i -i ... iiui n.osiociu . .......... i T'vil llollterhouil of Eloctrlnil ' JOIKii . , ...,i.. t i ' ... t 0,v, m his ai.urtn.e.u. Firemen, win. brake int.. M r. v. ..nun apartment alter an hrm l.a.l been turned in by a ' . -... I i liiln.r off e al ..i.,,. mi the floor beside a burn ... finish. Ho was believed to . - -.1 ,,II ...t. uin. 1,10 lil-e HltUll,1S from his grotto. Mr. Nounan. who was ;;, was the American lanor ueieuie in !,li world, contfr-.SB i i.onuon in Tlit- torost fin Kiluntiuii in the a tor National forest continued Liuil loduy to wliat it has noon, ni'W uics navins ueen reponou .stcrday. or today up -until early .ifiernonii. and the .existing ros Udnpf: lfcU5 well under con- Tin- tork of cullinp: in the firo ,:Iitoi:."i"tO' tiip houdn.uarto:-s offiro thic otty and paying thorn off. ntir.uod today when forty men ic paid uff. Yestortluy eleven c fiphters woro out led in and hi. The remainder of the men work fjuardincr fires will be llvi in and paid ;ts fast ay the e.s (.vis se to ho no longer danger- Firo fighters ai-e paid a-s fullnws: diiiiity labor, 35 cents an hour; -aw bdsaosi '-41 tu 4 .i cents a n air: foremen, JO to 7 a day; links, 4-50 to Sli.OU a day. it'panitiuns nre being uuulc for UHe attendance at tile second re of the series uf Hie full and finler dances Thursday night at Masonic Temple for Mucous, , fisv.'i'ii tftar, IJe Molays nntf Hhellj vilril miests. The music will, he fllniishi'd ly the Ui-oiidway orelies- and the iiurty.wm, lie given lei- the auspices of the Masuliic iMH-inj; cluli. The liallroom will lie ntlraelive- , (l.-.-oratcil and daneing will he- I a ii-oni)itly at !t o'clock. The i st dance was given last muntli i.l was one of the most sueeess il oiM'iiing dances, ever held. Willi muicein.-present from all piH-ts 'of ulhcin Oregon. Itetrei-hments ill lie served' during tile course, uie eveninff. .1 ) I'. M .'j In (j Agricultural I'rogruni- NIK: service to KC.O. . to r.:;io Hiilsey, Sturat Program -MIC service to KC.O, KIIO, K0.MO. K(i', KK1. to 7:30 I'alniollvc Hour MIC service to K(IO, K1K. K0.MO. KtiW, K-. " h' S Hli'oiiiliei'gCnrlson Pro Slum (liaiiaionlineiilHl fr n 111 It'ichester. X. Y.I SHC service I" KUO. KIKJ, KOMO KUW, Kri. t" N::;u "lloads. to Uouianee" M!C service to KC.O. KIKJ, K0MO. KC.YV. Kit), KFI. J11 to !iThe lllll liilly lluvs XHC service to K(iO, KUQ. llrunswlck llievllics over Mi . Io i : :;! Parisian Quintet MIC to KUO. m i io Miniature liiographies -NllC service tu 1;0. 1 II Cotton lllosnoni Minstrels e... C' scrvl-,e to K(ll), KIUJ IT. KSU 'v.'.?. --Hush-iil Muskeleers-- servlee t Ktj KO.MO Kl'O l.tO IL'I .,,!, .... 11 ... .. .... . ...p,,, (..-, I(l 1, ,H ll.ll.TI rraricU li,,..n m..i V..' v vJlovs.lil v'.t servi.-e t,. wt'.it I'leniN t i,T. ,':'n.AXlj. ,..t... j,,,. 4.((j., ''W'll'il Skolll. In.llel.w1 n kc 01 assimlt .-l, i... HIS 1,l-i,,,ww u k - i'..i 1 in-. . .. iiui. 111 I'ltrriKio, nnh ..t...... " -.... it r.n.HKllil CM'iu- -" I'leadcd not gnlltv Has in-,-.,!,.,,.... ... ,. when 1 in ,11 1011 WV. KI...IU 1 ,, court ope- , . II.'II I lSOIl - fl r,"in.li-v In l'orlliin.l To ni ten I. M ! Thru Station KGW at 9:00 o'clock Usten to Brunswick Ilrevilies Tle best entertain ""ent on the air. In M emory Till- following M1. ii W,itl..i, !ln memory ,if Mi,-. K,k, i;,.,.,i resident or J.ic!;suiivil:e, l,v Mae .Mail;: " " ' is Till- wl,-.' l empty; rest : fold. l it ltivut. Tin. il.ii t- on,, Her tender ham: . -'o HHii'M mir frii'ii l iiiu .i.ri'. " "'' ' ' " ' " former y,ars; No m. in' i i i, ,.,.i.. .Musi ,1,-v ,,. ainV 1 1 i ! 1 1 i- tears. ... , M ' ''! '.'u. v.-.-. -,, ,I.-;l,-..r i h:in wnr.U !:iv,. t.aa- 01II' Patience ..11.1 V.m.- LSii.ln... w "'" 'or-.h tini,- v,-.,t i g;. - ....... ...... '-realc your silent rest: .u-ur p.iiil i.J And "nir Kath-r" knove;li bosi. And while we bve ynu dearly. And will miss ynu day by day. Ami we IV. 1 he his of friepdsht,i As our feel trud pas:-your wav. Yulll h'u.e Will be fit emntv. Yei menpuii' win be dear. And wo will live nmre noble For the das vt. knew you h. i-'. And when all eiir dvsare over. I ud Clod Khali claim His own. I .Mav not uno of your loved be mis.--1 1m: j As they iiather round 1 fjlhron i A ml then thon feet si helpless I And 'linib-i that throbbed in ;a!u. j Will waik tin streets of sold. Where death shall never roinn. I TALENT GUITAR CAME ! OVER IN MAYFLOWER TAI.KXT. Ore.. Dee. 4. 'Sid.) Keeeil!y. vhi!e callini.' tt the horn? of IMt-rne Wilson near Talent, v were sdiown a;i old I-lnIisli Martin miitar. The instrument was broach: to thi couMtry in ;he Mayflower by John Morris a great -jrrea'i- i y.i andl'athcr of Sim .Mor.'is. Til" I uuitar is htill in u" anj its tore is very sweet and dear. - T i ' fS: Tonight! mill I"- v v&rjZwwmimtOfiVtoiiKJ'fitWS L si mi ;. ws 'm&'ssr "! 1 m PRICF. and . Sill B B X f iliJl III Reductions j RIGHT NOW! IM : '- 1 1 Now Is-the Timeto S 1 4j?J$smc 11 1 i ii dfiimmmnmrxEaaEm II ' V 1 KHFOlil) MAIL Joe Gagnon Asserts City Fathers . Took Long CherishedTrolIey Car Med ford city administraiitn! f-r veal's past have been atvu-ed of : various things short of murd'-r ( and (lain robbery, but las, nmlu Joe Cannon. eal Hiuib-inian and ex-Jaekso;iville-Midford street car magnate. dccirii ied the mayo' and city ( ouneilnieu and caiis.-.l . the reporters to hastily f el for ' iheir pnekt t hooks, hy int inui-. in.; that the city had swiped a $ 1 ;iu" j . .street ear from him. I ! He did tmt make the i-h.tro di- : i e t no. Joe is far loo slioi; for , that, but he pm h.s accusal hui m su.h a way that there was noth ing eNe for the eity officials to ; ib but ask m nest ions of explana tion, whereas all felt like taking him out lor a ride after the meet- i ing and riumum alone. The more Joe explained, the less the rouneil- ' 1 men atid reporters mub rstood. H , was finally decided to have the , matter investigated thoroushly by a special committee. 1 The magnanimous Joe docs not ' ask to be reimbursed for the miss-' iny: car in cash, but because of havinn long known the city offic ii! Is and knowing them to be up rlL-ht well meaning citi.ens. ex cept win-re street ears are eon- : 1 fined, he kindly eonselUs f ae- ' v pt several city lots in lieu of c.sh. Joe did not make it 'aim either, a to whether the present administration or (bat of ole Alen derfer swiped the street car. Mur der will out. and time alone will ; toil. It seems that years ago Mr. (iagnon in a deal with the 'ml c ; Mr. llarnum, owner of the Med- ford-Jacksonville railway, ca me 1 into posiiession of that great n.m mon Carrier, and after running h five or six years, turned it back to the llarnum interts. Ihu j wlill" he operated the road he ' pun based the missing ear fnun t the late S. S. HdlU---.- Then during -the Aienderfer administration- the city purchased the railroad and its. rolling Block ( and other tMiuiptnenl. i,,u later ' ser.ipped 1h" road ami sidd its 'rails and oiiuipment WHILE STOCKS r ,1M1 I.,h 1 oy uispiays l omgnt: TRTV.rXK. MKOFOKR It seems, fun her. that Joe'. c. like the rat-nation cow. wa coat -ntt .My parked alun with tl" oiher rolling stock, ami when lb'' rolling stoek was sold or disman tled, got mixed up with the other t ouipnu-nt, according to Joe. Some thing like thai, as near as could be gal tiered. . Now nope i the present city oll'ieials or em loyes know any thing about i he matter. They can only take Joes word for it. unless t'harley Iavis, former' city 'supcr i:i t end eat. or ex -Mayor AlondoriVr or some others of his administrn t;on slitoild remember. li'--.s are being laid lu) to 1 that Joe dots not i;et i:ion cash, and :a to a doughnut that he doe not obtnin more than one city lot in recompense. Why did vi.m w.,lt all this time to make a holler." asked one oi the eouncilm-n of' Mr. (lagnon. "Why didn't you make it at the time'.'" "f did. a:n( nobody pab anV totion." i -was the- reply.; -which caused much council man i la ug li ter. COUNTY CLERK OFFICE I leeetpls of the count y clerk's office for the month of November were $ I 2 0 0. double the total for the same month in I'f-'S. accordim: to f.gnivs compiled today. Judge's lees for the month had a total of M 21. compared to $!U! for Octo-b.-r. which had total receipts of i (t;c. .T'. . Marriage licenses lust month brought in a revenue of SI so. eclipsed by only one month, which Was September with $11S. The recorder":; office, maintain ed in conjunction with the clerk--office, had revenue of $75-. re- u od for various filing and trans fer fee. The "biggest intuit h of ho year so far was .1 uly. which ' 1 ad a total of iL'H-J: . Southern Oregon's Finest Army of Christmas Thousands of Toys at Pricesilhat Will Take Breath c They Will Come Early, and Buy! MMVXl ARE COMPLETE V,, L,flff Out. 7-mthMtliSv OlfKCiOX. V KPXKsPAY heaLihcondMn uer GAINS Of COUNTY GOOD, hi quadc mart SAYS CHIEF MEDIC Jai-ki-ou . otmty is in a fairlv ''caiihy , othiii ions and health ufk M.is li e'l . ii:- ied on in a eeinhtend li'N la.i-iiiei l.y the county he.ihli mi::. aee-.-rdiiig to 1 h . l-'rede. iek Si: . i. t .te health director. i e h,. ;t , Me,!,'.,;,! je-leidav ' "at-'t ring it h I M . U. i.'. U'i;-oii. ' e.niu .li-iei.in. 1 r. Stn. k.'r l.-tt V- -t' i.l,, on :t vhoit business Hip b' K!taiath K.tlU but expected to ' ;" I'.u k in Meuio.'d iii a iiuy or n iiilei' i t,:i,.i :t '.h.ere are only seven "i g n counties. M u I i n o m a h. 'u iivui,. riaekaiu:. t'oos. Doug- ; I if-, l.ane and Klaiuutb, that have; 'nit time county physicians. How. ever, all counties in the slate have1 I'm iiia, physicians, paying atu-n-t'c-n 1" indigent sickness ami i.iat- II - ot puMie health. I'm.s county .is one of the first in the Mute to "ial'hs.l a toll titue mil! and Is "i"' "f the bot oiganied. the doc l"i - lid. '!'!. . nly h latter in Jackson liiilv vhouing need of improvc ' t in is i he infant mortality rate. I':. Strieker indicated and this ca.i "i:l tie tM- 'Uglit aiioiil by conslaut ai'olaation of erfnri and education mothers. It is thought thai the ainni. i ibath rate can bo reduced ' "in -Is t,. ;!:,, hringing Jackson cuniv in ihe lead In t .le state for i.u'ant iiiortality. Ii. Suit ker. who recently toured ''"tnope. abo told of health eondi ti'Mis nil ;l;at C'uuinent. where the average pbysiclan ibies but little "1'steiiieal work, which is done i.iainlv l.y trained mid-wives. The 'Natli rate is low among infants ill birth. but nutrition problems, viiie.i ;irt. now nearer solution. , have caused considerable child mortality. t'-li.tin. - ;ri'j..i;,!n lruu e.n-i- ;t'l i.ix'm-d store u'. Powell at I n; 'tin -iv.'t--. FRESH NEW STOCK GOING AT Your A way r . Go Fast! IlUlli m&K. WiMiiyS .mm .., IM UN! MIL. Ilk! Illl TRADING BROAD Ni:V YOKK. 1 1 - Sleek prices nu'dc fraiher r;'o in ioilay's inaikei tinder die le ship el the puldic utiltiies. waves of selling swept ovei ni.u ki i at intervals and cat !.'! II'. soni" of the gains. Tr.ahnj: was aain on broad .a ale. v,i;h the ticUir running . tew minutes behind the market. t'aretul perusal of the pro dib-nt Y message to congress brought heav; lutyiii?; iuio several of Ihe liigl : gtade issues at the opening Inn this was offset to some extent by selling inspired by tlte soviet gov ' enitner.t's hnisiiiic response to the 1 America u peace proposals in the far east. The days bnsiue.-s news was mixed in eh;'.racl"r. Announcement id' a not lie r scries of "Christmas dividends." and a further easing of 1 credit condtiiciis. stimulated Imy ' ing. The demand for the public utilities received considerable im petus from a loviwil of merger ru mors involving A merit an Warier Winks. Colntnliia (las and other large now or and lignt properties. Aiation su'ares and an assort ment of mi; a eUaueoiis issues, in el ml in g npTchnndise, tobacco and high priced inility stocks, moved " upward in the final hour. Coliim , bian Curboti extended its ntlvniico i to IS points. Detroit Kdison (o HI inui (.ieneral Kleetric to S. Cain;; j of .'t to ."i poiiiis were common. - I" nil oil Ainiaf'.. Wrii;lit and Aer I and Itendix re so about 5 points 'each. The close was strong, sales i approximating l.UiO.tMHi shares. 1 osin hit; baUtnee tMi a step ladder while paiutine, the walls of his Iienie in Ccnlral I'oint. llertiert Jones, painter and I'.ocorator. sus- i taineil nvo brol.cn b-uies in bi ' f . ft V . rtm'J Hundreds of ii.;hl fool yeslefday al'ii inonu. lie treuled by Dr. A. K. OhIkuii and w.i.i i'i.1 lied io ;lu- Sacred lleait be was reported reai:n ea.lly to 1 v-. in :i 1 . v Io-!-- h i:t mimi' -i v.-i-re dav. win It irliilv ijtin slcej) - . .? Cascara the Xow, when tin- cm! of the day funis you ftelin cult of sorts: and t lie most toiuptiiij t'ooils hold no enjoyment, just eliew a candy tablet ltcforc Iii'd-tiine. Tomorrow you'll lie a new person ! You'll awake with that coaling gone from your tuniie. Breath will be sweetened; eyes bright ened; you'll feel like doin tliini;-. right, instead of just getting by. A candy Cascarct clears up a bilious, headachy, constipated condition every time. Puts appe tite on edge, Helps digestion and assimilation. You sleep, right on while ' Cascarels (tre ' preparing jour system for a thorough cleans-' V f(.iN OUR T0YL.AND On our second floor is full of surprises Be suro to viait it! . 7 VM IJl, Gifts in Home Furnishings PAGE FlVn r ? . Perfect Laxative ing in the morning. NVver a bit of sickening or discomfort when Cascarcts are used. Cascaretd are a pure vegetable product, made from l.'nsraru Sag rada, a substance which .authori ties above doubting, say acluuUy strengthens the boxed muscles. That's why you can take these delightful tablets as often as you please; or give them irccly to children. Every action of Cas carcts is helpful. They-, arc a blessing to old folks ! Full medical endorsement proves their principle is right; 20 million package's used a year shows how ' people like tliem! ows 0 y m n II 1 Uilililll V 1 irTf-urrnf r ,,..;. '""' In. ntl 'f f iAib-T DVBIIT Tfl
