Medford mail tribune., December 05, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

iIRl)FORI MAUi 'I'!,! HUNK MKIH'OliH. OKK THURSDAY, DK( 'KM UKR ', l!K9..
.p;.tnB TIIREH
BUFFALO VERNON
Unit then In-lit ll nvi-i- t.i WymiiiiiK, ,
iwlH-n- In- Ik-IiI iiji ilu- I'. nth, n, i-
' tiulilut train. Thal'.-i lust work." '
T
SAY LOCAL IH
Tom (Uuffuln) vnum, held for
train robberiesln Wyoming ami
California, anions, his vicriniM in
i he Wyoming venture being Mrs. t
Newton C. Chancy, is wolf known,
in this city and county, where' ho
lived for several months in 1914.
Jle was a rider at a -county fair
rodeo conducted by Ur. '.I.
Helms and Mike lianley ami Wit;
Ash pole. Vernon rodo a bull and
ot tho Murphy Bros.' wild
set, after both bad' thrown all
other participants.
Vernon was hIhd ,kninv)i to
Henry (i. Hates, and wa;i a topical
cowboy, lie was known locally as
"ilulldoK." and "Tex," and left
hero for Hollywood.
Kd Woods, special agent fur the
I'nion Pa;, ific, in the Oregon la n
yesterday Rave t'he following com
nient on Vernon :
"About 1910," suvs Mr. Woods,
"Huffalo Vernon was the bis shot
at tlio Hound-up. Ho was a clever
performer, a regular .wizard, and
there have been few since then
who could surpass - his perfor
mances. He was an expert in the
cowboy events and his work was
always clean and snappy and Buf
falo was a favorite with the
crowds. He was ouiet and gentle
manly. I see that they thhVk he
stuck up the trail in California
Exercise Care
in Sending All
Xrnas Packages
i lie lla'Iway Kxpress Agency has
inv;:uvd special Holiday package
add -ess labels for distribution 'o
expess shippers, according- to O. J.
Could.
"The express traffic of the coun
try," In Mr. (ion Id's opinion, "is
good JjaiMjmetcr of general busino ,s
condition. It is significant thet
the traffic is well up. to the aver
ai;' of oilier years.!'
Proper packing nf gifts, with due
considi-r.i'hm to the fragile natii'c
of ;ho commodity, is uryed by M
CIo"lil. hI-'o the complete and leg
lh! addressing of packages is of
vifi! impcrtance as illegible or in
correct "marks" eauo delays in
trap-df. The complete street and
number of the receiver of a pack
age shuti!.! be indicated in the ad
dress, j
Care in. writing the names of
slates, especially when , abbrevia
tions are used, is also important.
Thr,re are 'dozens of ' cities and
towns of the same name, locale 1
in different slates. . If the stale is
abbreviated in such a way as to
surest the wrong state location,
packages may ko astray, no matter
v.-.h-it cai-c is taken by the trans
portation people in handling them.
Mr. Could also stated that en
Xovembc- "th. H'-'S, special rates
be me effective by express on fcift
package of fruits, nuts (in shell)
and' vegetables when garnished by
!iuf meat' and glace fruits.
ION.
The part time In agricul
ture which is being formed by M
C. I) .Smith at ihc high school will
hold its first meeting in the high
school agrieulttire building, next
Monday afternoon, December 9.
'I he el;i"s is open to all young
men between the ages of 1 7 and
-M. Thoru is no charge or expens.1
of 'iny kind connect od with the
coiit-se, since it is financed jointly
Ly the federal government and tho
loc-.l school board.
The object of the course is to
off educational op port unities to
the buys and youn men who are
unable to attend school regularlv
but who have a few weeks of spa''1
time during the winter that could
be utilized for receiving training
ir. advanced agriculture met bods.
The varnius subject that will he
covered in He(tail in the course are
the study of soils, including ( I )
Present day action of soil forming
agencies a- factors in crop produc
tion; CM Soil classes andt.v.pes of
.Jackson county : 1 .'1 i Mechanics I
analysis of types taken from farms
of the students; (-1) Composition of
types taken from soil survey of
Jackson county; (T.) Crops suited
to the various types- of soils; (0)
Tb: four elements of the soil. th-pro-;ince
and availability of which
miiVes a soil productive; (7 1 form
in .wliirh. plant, food elements ,!tre
ii-vldc by plants: tsi how there
forms may be obtained; (! I'rob
in i'rii;alion ami drainage?
ill') I-' actors in maintain inn and
increasing fertility of the soil, and
(II) The feeding of plants.
The : tuoy of crops will take )'i
ll) How plants operate in the t;'il;1
iig of ehMuents from' the syi! and i
making the in over into material j
uvaMe by man: C-) Forage crop;: j
grasses ami legumes; Crop ro- j1
ta tion, and t 1 Seed lip; and care j
uf meadows and pastures. I
The course is offered as a part'
of the Smith-Huuhes work and will
take six wel;s or possibly a little
ioner. M r. Thompson asks that
all those interested in the course
see him at the high school some
time this week.
"The River" Scores
Hit Rialto Theatre
Another Cox .Movietone picture
of high artistic and dramatic merit
j opened at the Hialto theatre yes
j teiday. It is Frank llor.age'y pic
' t urization of Tristram Topper's
! widely read romance. "The Uiver."
j Cast in the featured roles of this
j beautifully depicted love story are
Mary Duncan and Charles Furrell.
; who speak lines together with Ivan
; Lindow and Margaret Man, chief
members of the supporting cast. I
Miss Duncan's portrayal of
llosaloo, the girl, whose moods are
likened to a river, is one of the
jioost, vivid characterizations ever
brought to. the screen. Farrell cast
as Allen John, the young- back
woodsman who finds his first love
in the Rii l who bad known a hun
dred men, sives a highly dramatic
t portrayal under direction of Tior-
I
89c
Cigar
Lighters
Add a touch uf luxury!- A
clamp-on stylo, conllcKs. Nl
chnnno ribbon heuling cle
ment retains h o a t ' hum
omui;h to light suverul
$2.19
Moto-Meters
(icnuinc linyct- moilul. lmll
trntor warns of ovorheuled
motor. Easily utturheil tunny
riir by'ilrillins Hinull hok- in
railialor cup. A spH'iitliil
vu I no.
72
Radiator
- Ornaments
. fliroiiiliiiii pliiU-il . . . H-nil it
ilashiiiK style to cur. Croy
liounil, G'j Indies long. A
' vaiii-ty 'of other slyk-s,, too,
. til low iirices.
Whether motoring is a hobby or a necessity, the wel
fare and appearance of his car is of vital interest to
the owner! It is easy to buy gifts for him at Ward's,
one of the world's biggest distributors of high quality
replacement radiators. BUYING IN TREMENDOUS
QUANTITIES to supply our nine Mail Order Stores
and nearly 500 Retail Stores GIVES YOU SUBSTAN
TIAL SAVINGS on every article you buy. See these
outstanding values ! '
v Vacuum
Bottles
Size' ' OQc
Pint
' t
Kvory car should he c(iuii
ped with one. Keeps litpiida
hot or cold for hours. Kntun
cled case with aluminum
smiuldrr ami cap. The bos',
brand money can buy! Quart
size $1.69.
..ry .i...A."V
1 'n-J
3 ttsgS
Wrench I 1C
Set .5
::ii jiii-ccs In fiber luix. Ilard-i-neil
Hockets, rust-resistiiiK
niekol. A hanily set tor your
car; truck, farm machinery or
home. (inarantCL'il aguluBt
IjrcnkaKC.
Tire
Chains
3.98
"Riversides"
Kli-clrlcally wclilnl case
Imnli-neil. Illt;ll Kiaile slncl
anil workmanship. Improved
lock enil fnslencr . will not
i-oine loose. A real value!
To (It tlri-s 2iixl.HI ami
r.n.vl.aO
Denatured
Alcohol
Windshield
Cleaner
Sj.79
Operates
Automatically
Prevent accidcnls by auio
ninticaHy c(o;niin the v.fhd
shiold oT nuow, Hloel. rain. ,
Strong vacuum - t,ype( motor
driven by miction. 7-iucl.i
sweep. Simply turn Uv
screw contriil. '-. Jtlack ,fih,iKli.
Per
Gallon
si. 00,
A real bargain in a non-freez-inK
solntion. Also useil for
thinning shellacs.
Spark-Plugs
55c
Arc n vital noccK.sity fo any
nood motor durhiK tho winter
mouths.
Gearshift
Balls :
(icnuinc Arcxican (nyx .' .
adds hcauly to your car ,
will fit. any model. You pfty
Iokr nt Ward's 1'or, Ill's (piai
ity accessory! '
Hour vj"
ck $3.15
Allt:
Clocl
A convenient Utile clock with'
a luniiuous dial. May he
clamped on the dash or ovm
the windshield. Chromium
plated will not tarnish.
Spot Light
Trail
Blazer
$1.59
A powerful searchlight thai,
yon can turn throuiOi a com
plete circle. QnickuctliiK, re
liable It will reach every
point where you need liKht.
N'lrkol plated, all brass con
struction. Easy to Install.
$1.55
Vibrator
Horn -
A dependable wiirniut; signal
with a clear disllncllvo
tone. G-voll. Ill'i Inches
lnnu. I'se cord anil button
now on cur. ,
Other Horns, $1.55 to $4.79
Molded
Woven Brake
Linings
17c -52c
Per
Foot
It i vers hie nper-flrlp -si rone,
flexible for every model
car. For front and rear foot,
hnikos or emergency bruited.
In nil widths and thicknesses.
RIVERSIDE RADIATORS
Against Damage by Freezing
As Ailvei liseil iii The Snl unlay Kwniiij.' Vnst "I' l 'inliei- 7
Extra Cooling; Capacity for Summer!
An Actual Saving of $5 to $20 on Each Radiator!
It your present radiator shows sinns of weakening, or has any bar! leaks,
BUY A RIVERSIDE RADIATOR! It doesn't piy to have old radiators
repaired when you can buy a-GUARANTEED RIVERSIDE at such low
prices! . .
Outstanding Features.
Oue-plcce seamless lank; rust proof core, --- kIvcs you no trouble from
rustiiiK or cloKKiim: superior in vibralion mid cnolliiR cupacliy tesl.i; no
special tools required and easy to install.
Guaranteed for 18 Months
! , .-
' - 1 ir' - is IV.VAV.V..WA'j J i
,')! .Modi'U lo Fit L'U'iirs ' TJff jg.
MONTGOMERY-WARD
117 So. Central
Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
Fiijuyinii their best :itniulel
weekly riHMtinji far. tnu iocal
JJui-iiu ss m ml I'rufes.siiMiiil Wum
cnV riub ilispused el' a quantity of
business at their rcnular Thursday
nenn luncheon held at the Hotel
Holland today.
The pnwam was in charge ef
M iss Margaret I h-nsley, chalrinaii
of tlif mi'iiibership committee who
intnulunut the LM1 or more mnv
menibeiv recently enrolled in the
club. "hih' the oiKMoiiuitiun now
boasts a membership of Sti, it is
antieipatd that this will be ln
crca.d jiefeent before tho slate
convent inn hem In .May.
Jlisi Mar;trt Arnold, music
supervisor In lllfc- local Mcluads de
liphteil tin- elub with two solos
"t 'Omin Tnr 'oiiBh the li ye." and
"Annie Laurie." She was accom
panied by Miss Genoviovn llrown.
lreli miliary plans for assuring:
a ret'os t attendance nt the .Moroni
Olscn play, "The .Macroupolis
.Secret," which the organization i-s
KpoiiMirini; here February 1!), were
discussed at the meeting:. The play
will be presented at tho t'ratcrian
theater.
Tile ihib will hold its nexsoiiL'
rcheaisal in preparation for the
three day state convention to be
held here in -May. at the V.
A. headquarters Tuesday evenlliK
at 7 : ;io. This will be the last re
hen rsa I until after the holidays,
aecorditiK- to an aunoliuceiiieul
made by .Mrs. Maude K. Chapman,
lU'csident.
Miss llensley was assisted in ur
ranj;iiik' tlie iMov-ram today by .Miss
lOva Xcalon. Mrs. Kale Walters,
Mrs. rhuibelle( 1 Illlott and Mrs.
Adrienne steward.
'I I HQ
XOLUMn
'The Klks nml Nut luiwIiuK li-jims
plnycd ii four niiin luutcli lust
tilKht ill Hie llliril Kume of Ibe
bowling' IcuKlle. 'file NulH won
two nf Hie three gullies. ."lncKny,
rolliim- for Ibe Nuts, hint IiIkIi
core unit IiIkIi tutul pins for the
c-venliiK.
I '-Tlicsiluy niullt Ibe Cluhl Kcul
( 'reiiniery Innk Iwo out of three
from Ibe ('open howlers. lJIck
Smith for Copco hud biKb niune of
the evenluK with u scui'o of Oli.
1 FullowlhK ore
niKht's encouiiler:
-MKlks. '
I'l-iillt
llll i
ItiiniUli i
fMyliir
results of lust
I
..145 .
..I'Jl
:.mr
..ins
Hill
1 llll
'1.17
:i
ir,:i
Ml
Kir,
IS (I
inn
K'7
'Toll! i
Nuts,
r-olinerl
I Dlldlev
I ICcluithorn
MueKity ISS
II. J.ouusherry 1 fill
llnnillcu -Ifi
i;o.i 11:111 0:111
107
170
i as
-l.'i
117
173
171
IS 4
ir.
Total
....I1S2 504 (101)
.Mayor A. Pipes recently re
ceived u post card wrilten (let. 2!l
at .shanKhill, Chlnn, from V. A.
I'olKer, ubo with another well
known Meiironl man, I. II. Harri
son, Is mnkhiK a lour of the world,
01- a larKU part of II,, which read us
follows:
"W'.e leave here tomorrow for
.Manila, .Singapore, etc. .May stop
a . couple of weeks In Sliutapore;
then Colombo, the same time.
Have tried to 'tin' .liipau and
Chlnn, but Kiless that they have
done' me. Near this hotel lire
lb" offices of Ibe IJ. 1.1 .Mineral
uild .MinltiK company, which prob
ably has branches in the l.'nltcd
Suites."
ll
for Her Leisure Honrs v
1
towns
and 1 ajctmas
are ever welcome gifts! i
See hoiD low-priced they are here! " "
Rayon Gowns
Daintily trimmed with lace
or applique.
98c to 2.98
Silk Gowns .
Crepe dc Chine with novelty
trimming. '
2.98 to 4.98
Cotton Pajamas
Miny clever styles for your
selection,
98c to 1.98
' t
1
Rayon Pajamas
These are very popular, very
smart!
1.98 to 3.98
Rayon Pa jama
Ensembles
A gift to-be-prized! Many
stunning styles.
3.98 to 4.9g
J.C.PENNEYC0.
TOP IN SELLING
.Mat'riuerito WiitKon, 10d Iteuinoa,
Charles; ThoniiiH, Kohort, tmrtHtnor,
Doioihy .ia no Wn! torn, JoHophino
Tnylor, Htd.oHs C'.ilherl, WuRer
Scoll and Klennor Hoyd.
Th 11 1 (lie Htudetilfl of Ilia MeiH'ord ,
IiIkIi hcIiooJ arc hchliid llm Nulloniil j
TitherculoKlK asoclalion it; Hh of- '
1'ortH lo nrudicnlo, I iiImm'ciiIosIm wiih
Torclhly denioiiHtruted when alol;il ,
of $115 worth oT ChriHlimiH seals
were Hold.. The (piotn ullotled t o (
Ihe IiIkIi Hchool was $45, and tho i
ciy for mom hchIh went out up-1
liroximultily 10 mlmiteH aftor Mm
nalo wuh opened at 1 o'clock. An
additional worth wa rushed j
to the hiKh school by tins cenliHlj
committeo and theso werti iUbo dis-S
posed of with efficiency and dlH
pach. AlthoiiKh tho pale wan to ho
n'strictod lo Wednesday, It. prob
ably will be coat inner! iih long h !
ciiKlomei-H ate available.
Tho nalo was conducted by :
corps of HpeaUer-Halesnieii ahHinne(lf
(o I lie varlouH I'll'ili period Hludy i
lut 1 Ik. Knch KaleKinan wan nHHliicd
to a room and made rnspoiiKlblo
for HclliiiK the HtudetitH In ft.
The HlmleiilH who aided In hcII
ItiK houIh V(re: Alan Catley, No
vllle Illdon, Hlcluird Maim, Millard
Younger, Tom iCinineiiH, Marjorlo
Marshall, NorrlH J'orter, Junior 1'or
ter, .Janet Wray Hmlth. Ilertha Say
lor, CharleB Clay, Lenevo Simkin?,
Winifred Warner, CharleB KnrnoH.
AIDED BY TREE SALES
The We I fii re iisnoclutiiHl ef the
O won -'" reditu I u in her company,
cimiposed of employes of tho com
piiny, will have Christmas trees for
sale, again this year. Tho trues
were cut by the association mem
bers and will bo. on display at
downtown points. The funds de
rived from tho sale will be placed
in the treasury of tho association
,uiul used for the benefit of the em
ployes of tho company in cases not
coming under the aid of .the mill
or state insurance provisions.
Forest f trove Construction o!
I'nion Oil station at Pacific nvenu j
and First street, practically com
pleted. -
Look into this
great discovery
for kidney deficiencies
high blood pressure, indigestion
TKN nml women entering middle
XTX lilo
lifo Bhould invcstiirato Atrmel.
Kvcrybody of every ago should know
about it, particularly those who are
being warned of danger by frequent
arising at night, backache, and other
symptoms.
Agmel is r remarkable discovery. It
is the pure milk or sap of the famous
Mexican maguey plant. Tho fresh
Hap is called "aguarniel." When con
centrated, the name is shortened to
Agmcl. It is absolutely safe. A great
health foodj a valuable tonic in
kidney deficiencies, high blood pres-
What others say;
"After uninj; Acme!, all tents showed
my kidneys to bo acting perfectly."
"Acme! reduced my blood pressure
more than forty points In less than
two weeks"
"My mother tried Agmel for indi
ces t ion. Sho is delighted with the
results."
sure, indigestion and glycosuria. Im
ported by The Agmel corpon
New York and Mexico, D. F.
Agmnidl:
Preparations for the Masonic
d.nifc tonight at I he Masonic
Temple were complete this after
noon for nt tendance of MaKon,
(Cistern Slar and In Molay mem
bers from Mi'dfrnd and surround
iiiK community. This Is the second
party of Ihc fall and winter series
of six, which are to he given bi
monthly, iierord log to present
pliUIK.
The huihIc will be furnished by
the liroiidway orche.st ru and the
dance will' be open only to lodge
members and their Invited guests.
The ballroom ha been attractively
decorated and dunclng will begin
promptly at It o'clock.
Heath's Free Dolls
Given During Week
There in't much race prejndlee
a in ong tho younger generation In
Medford, Judging from the numb-r
of kiddles who prefer the black
baby dolls which are being glven"a-
premiums nt Heath's Jrug Htore
this week.
The free Christina doll offer hfi
become an annual event at Heath';'
and ihl year the dolls are un
breakable mid larger than thm,e
formerly given away during- the
holiday hpuhdii. Only one is allow
ed to n customer, who may choooe
between the Muck and white dolh.
ill6'
Mr
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Let's Make This
v THE
Happiest Christmas
OF THEM ALL
WITH GIFTS OP
JEWELRY FROM
MS m
i.
JEWELERS.
MEDFORD, ORE.
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