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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1929)
MKIWOUT) MAT!, TRTTTTNK, MrcT)FOUDOI?r:.'0, MONDAY. DErKMlIER f), 1020. piyvldo public pluy- Sf; M. C. A. NEED ROAD OILING 10 plant h wet wreilud In the. ninth' Hinlth;" JolJr vt, V. louiH.:- woiol Um. wJUi..,U fut'1. runtime low, dar Itaplds, la., were Injured ' Htroteh "f l ennui utn."n - f . . -. 1- " - . . ... : " n..i...;. i,..,u -.1 - i.. e hi !..... IW-miiliPl' 1 utll. ,bluu"" I , 1. 1 It iL-ii V I li'lil aim fit: l.-lJMiM.-' WOlol attempt of tin monoplane Heulds killed when their machine, the re-! fvll lnl(, u tUv tree In u Wuouh ki. wuui ijiuuuh cuucm ..., win MiMKhiitni'f. Ma. lit pilot? Lu Crande-P.aus underway for Mount durante reeord yi-Hlt-rday K A. iJcniti.sev and I crashed at the municipal airport.' It. . Kehrockj Kt. J,ouih una tm 1 ..... ... i ....i.i in ........ i. twi I. Mil tin ril 'a rot hers. '- improving high school mniem -- - PXCJE SIX C2llrli.ilt.r ,.t '..l.. ... II J.I IN IvIEDFORD ISCUT EXPENSE OF SEEN BY RUDDlGOUNTY HIWAYS -; . ! , : Associate Secretary North- i west Council Hopes City, " Will Erect Place for Boys! Meeting Here GreatJ Z Success. ' . i County Court Plans Exten sive Tests of Method to Reduce Maintenance Ruch-Jacksonville Unit Is First to Get Oil. i 1 rA .aaw i V Hcgardod as one, of tliu most sue- j cosuful sessions over livid in solid-1 urn Oregon, I ho luuiiiul Olilor Hoys' conference closed yesterday fore-, noon at tho high school, when) missions had lieRun Krltlay after noon. An aildrcHH yesterday fore noon by Charles I.. Criimly or Cor valllB, general Y. M. C. A. secre 'ttl'y. was Ilio last featiuo .on the program. At Saturday evening's " session' Harry Sprngue of Klamath j , 1'Ulls was chosen president. ot mo ' uOiilhorn Oregon district. jln' speaking' today of the Y. M. U A. work In connection with Ilia work carried on In eonroronce.j John 11. Itudd of Seattle, Utmoeliiie isM -rotary of tlui iNorthwcst' 't'oiiricll of lho Y. M. C. A.,' said Iho follow 'IB: s.VModlYml should bo ono of the no it tliroo cities of the northwest Iq orect for its' lioys and young man a modern, well oiuliiped Y. M. C. A. building. ' For a period of more than 12 years I havo been n visitor in tins' city, and I suy 'city' because Medford has always, seemed to be In the city class. "A modern city." he conlinueJ. "needs a modern Y. M. C. A. build ing for Its youth, and I might add that, without a question, many limes the final determining factor for those from the east or middle .fwost' desiring to como west Is the information In letter printed litera ture that the city iimlor considera tion has an up-to-dato Y. M. C. A. building." Resolve Thinks I. Resolutions of grntltudu wore hiluptcil as follow at the confer ence Suturilay night. Including ' tluuiks to tho Mod ford Mull Trill tine for Its co-oporntlon In milking ttyo session a success: ' "1. To tho Mod for d school board fur tho uso of Clio high school build lug during the conlereuco; "2. To lho people of Moilfuld for tho kind reception glvun us, find narllctilurly to thoso who "opened their homos lo delegates: . ., ":). To tho Moiirnrd Ministerial ,i association and Chumbor of Coin inorce for their co-oporatlon In the i conforcneo under the direction oi ' the llov. Alexander (). Uonnett: "4. To Mat.Tlipmpson, generul soerotnry of tho AhIiIiiiiiI Y, M. ('. A.; John Itudd, field I'npi'OHcnt'.t- . Ilvo of lho Northwest Council of lho Y. M. C, A. of Oregon, Wash ington mid Idiihu, u nil Itulph llnlloy for their untlrliiK ol'furts In organ izing tho conreroncu; "5. To Charles I.. Cruinly and lho llov. C. H. I'ortor lor tho in (4it)'ing addresses given us whlclt mndo our coiHorcnce n success; 1 3 "fl. To V. V. Caldwell, Jens K. '(Bvlnth, Walter Itedford ami Arlhnr Taylor for tho spirit of good will Hbown .lu their discussion lender ship; I "7. To Rev. W. 11. Kiito'n, Itev. I. Tames K. Condor and llov. H. C. I tunk Tor leading our devotions, and S (i John I). Mann fur his welcoming address: v1(("8. To Mi'iland Tollnfsnn, .Mrs. '. l'usko and lho Itiindon band fur (Heir niusliiil niuubi'rs; to l.nbi liillle, our cunfereni'o nrcunipii- list, and to Mat Tlionipsnu ami Joe Nee, our sung leadi'is. "II. To the Medford high schn il miniesllc BClenre deKirlnuinl, who. under lho direction of Mrs. (intp.i, cooked mill served lho Imniincls on Friday and SiiUirdny cvenliiKs: "10 To the Mciirmil Oiillv Newn and the Jleiironl llully Ti'lliiinn for Ilio publlclly which they havu glv- nr. lho liinri'icnce; "II. To nil others who have In any way helped to make the con. ferenco tho ' success that It has been." Ail extensive road nillinf oani-p.-.iKn iW.ill jc curried on in Juck hoii county the coining year, the county court announces, ninl In that end has placcil on the !i;''i budget $4,000 fur the purohaMC of an oiling machine and other roud malntenatico niiiclilncry. The county court and county cnKlneoi-' plan a trip lo up-Htatc eountlcs UHlng oil on highways, to study tho problem at clone hand. The oiler will he put 111 operation a-l soon as weather conditions permit In tho spring. It Is Indicated hy the coilll'y court that the . chief i-oad opera tion of tho coming yeiii- will lie etinteroil In oiling. Other major road vork IiicIuiIoh work on the Luke Creek highway lilld the De.'d India liroiul. The county cuurt Is also cuoperating Willi ll,e elly of Asbland, in the securing of a mar ket road In the southern end of the county, traversing the country between the end of .Mountain View avenue and the Dead Indian road. The Kniigran creek road petltione.l for last week is also scheduled for a preliminary survey and possible construction. Itucli I nil First. The Iluch-Jacksonville highway, on the Jacksonville hill un'it. wi'l probably lie the first stretch of road to receive oiling. It Is suh Jootcd lo particularly heavy truck anil ' pleasure ear travel In the pleasant months, and Is now rutted and ragged. It will havo ta be re surfaced to be put In condition for oiling. After the oiling. If It stands up under the severe traffic, oiling will he Judged an llllillallficd suc cess. It Is also likely that the new M e d f o r il - Sams Valley 'highway I.Midway highway), will he uiled. This road, during tho fruit season, will bear a heavy flow of trucks and a large portion of the alrpovt travel, besides the run of travel from the mld-eentral portion of the vulley. The oiler will also he used on rural roads, with many homes, and this will be a Joy to hotiHcwIvcii, who aro always combatting the dust. Maintenance I'l'olilem, The floor of the valley Is now well lined wllli 'roads, and Iho court feels that the pi-olilcm of the future is to keep them maintained, now a heavy expense. In oilier section whoro road oiling Is fol lowed, ft has cut down the main tenance cost, hnd the alinilal bud get makes provisions for purohnse yt oils. Lack of funds the coinlua year will limit tho oiling activ ities, but II Is planned l.n futni years to make provisions so that the entire road system can be oiled regularly. As soon as the present storm subsides, the county engineer will send out the slirfaeers, to smooth out Ilio chief rural roads of the Medfoid district. This work to date lias been held buck by the dry condition of the roads. RIFLE SHELL STICKS DAYTOX. tire., Dee. It. '(It Tom Palish, lit. of I'ortlnnd w-is L-IM...1 l.wlilnlK- Mlltwlne when ' ' I callher pistol in die bands of Ins brolher, William Parish, was acei. dentally discharged as the latter was allnipetlng to force a shell a j lime loo large, nun ilio cnaoinei. The accident occurred at llie home of Mllo Parish, another brolher, here. .Marsden lllshop. well known In Jledford fraternal circles, died al ' the Masonic boinu at Kni-osl lirove , Haloid. ly. following a paralytic stroke, lie was 7 ft years old and had made his ho in .Mrdfoiil , until leaving for Korest lirove. The funeral services will ho held .Weil iicsdojr. afternoon nt the Conger ' runorn! Parlors under the alls plcoa of the Medford chapter of the A. K. A. M. 1 wnir h member of the lllue lodge nf .Masons mid of the Kent llsh itle.'.fllo was lilsu a member "of the Independent order or Odd rMliwit. (Milliliter- of ,ihe three biogv "are requested o please tJl(!.1Jot;rO. ,Tllti bnily will, arrive here tomorrow, services wlli begin '.'ht'ir'uVljok;nnd Interment will be ' made In the Medfoid . . ti, 'cemetery. S'I'AM KOIill. Tex.. Ilec. I'. I.-Vl Pilot Cotton Hansen, :ln, ami lit. fa-yeai'-old passenger. Miss Win nie Williams, an orphan, were hurii'il to death In Iho wreck of Hansen's plane here yesterday, Willie Miss Williams' escort, who bad pleaded with her to forego the r'de. watched her plunge to her death. Spectators said til 1 plane was flvlng low when It fell. . . l-'i.i. 4.lt ' '' NEW YOKK (It Dee. D 'November sales of th J. c. I'ennev Miiiipany department itore chain smouled in 24.4tii.T;, an li ' erej of.iH 4 per e-nt. over the' le for .November ot last yer. ", TAMPA. Ha., liee. i.(.Ht Two nvlnlorfi 'i-i-e killed and two Women ro snylng: 'Tinkham's Compound keeps mo fit to do my work." "I was nervous and all run down. Now I rat better and sleep better ". "It helped my thirteen jresr old daughter." "I took It bo fore and after my baby was born." "I am gaining every day." If3l Christmas shopping at W ird's brings you. substantial savings! Quality merchandise v-. a great variety of the things most wanted . . . -i guarantee of satisfaction . . . rrake this store the heardquarters (or :he thrifty. And our big , volume buying for nearly 500 Retail Stores and pur nine Mail Order houses enables us to give you money-saving prices for,, goods of unquestioned quality! ' . v Dress Up for the Holidays!- $14.75 In a Becoming New Coat To he truly smart one chooses a coat at Ward's confident, that It will be of lasting chit: elegant, richly furred, perfectly tail ored In warm, luxurious woolens. All nf New York's favored styles lie here wrap coats, flared coats, princess coats. Only br causo of our vaBt buying power can wo offer you such values. Sizes 11 to 44. In a Chic New Frock $9.75 To Lead the Doll Parade! Doll $2-20 20 Inches Tall Come and See Her Dance! Has golden curls and real eye lashes. She sleep and walk and say "Muma," and is one of the finest feature dolls. Dressed in smart style. To see her Is to love her! Fiber Reed Carriage S3.75 Ivory enameled with pretty blue design. I.lttlo mothers will go Into ecslacies over Its beauty! Reclining back . . sliding adjust able hood fixtures. Rubber, tiros. Holds 22-inch Doll ' 5 Costume Jewelry A Itivcly array of brooch es, necklaces, dress buckles, shoe orr . naments, car rings, fancy lins' and dress slides. 9Q liueh J ,nnrl ' Smart and new! Latest novelties In 11 res- ,."." and crystal necklaces, car rings, pins and . KKr Yuuthrul. graceful, colorful! Just In from New York for the holiday season. You won't he able to resist these stunning frocks once you've seen them. All of fashion's charm ing new details princess lines, higher wuisl effects, lowered hem lines. Featuring the new shades. Sizes 14 to 44. brooches. Square Scarfs Make Lovely Gifts 98c to $2-98 Multi-colored designs on all silk crepe de chine. Dainty and chic. Hand painted or new printed patterns; always smart. Kid Gloves Kancy turn-hack cuffs and slip-on styles. ISeaver, mod and bbick. Also fine IjmoIimUIo. A pair HI.IIH' Same styles In fabric gloves, pr Hl ' $1.98 Ivory and Green Kitchenware Triple-Coated Porcelain Enameled . on 4 Electrical Gifts for All! Boudoir $g.95 Lamps Colored glass base. Pleated shade to match. I-ovely and inexpensive. Height 15 inches. Bridge Lamps and Junior Floor Lamps How they beautify a home! A smart variety of art metal bases with shades of parchment in colorful designs or silk shades daintily patterned. $0.98. Table Lamps', Too. at This Low Price Electric Corn Popper $2-29 A Roaster- M imI I urn ntzo will roiiHt meat evenly, I-MkciI with Krccn; with k n hundleH. Kun the yeur round! Pops -s Kaltuiij of corn in 5 mlnntcB. Slow, even heat, lilue finish, red enamel handles. flimir-n UN 11; M $3.39 Mixing Bowls 'J'hroe 'In it;, Hi't' are " fni'licH wide.' lilmnu-d aro very altruetlve. The (,'oniphie j, H and 10 1 Ki'eeii, tin'V ,$1.39 Waffle Iron v- $7.49 A housewife's delight!,,.. Drip- . per of aluminum grldlcs that reiiuire greasing only first time used. Nickel plated. Fine value! A Saucepan Set Consists of llll'ee palls, gradu ated III Him 1-1 !i- QC. Kor lho three Majestic Vacuum Cleaners Simplify Housework S35-50 Prolong the Life of and Furniture Rugs A Durable Teakettle 8lx-tiiart eiipnelty. Sturdily niiiile. Willi a wide healing Biirfaee. $X 98 s ladliiensiilile- for rooking ecrealM. in r p:n ntiidH i nunrts. .May im used Hepai ately and o nerve i I wo liullinL: i(iiisIIk. lany Hlirr lrtv-rrhC(l rtenH- Are lMsila,vel In Our Kltclieiiuat-e Seetloii $1.49 f.iiniaiileed for five years! Lightens labor and takes the drudgery out or housework. Mntnr diiven brush on ball bearings: trimblo-freo switch in end of handle grip. Kqual to clean ers costing up to $ia. bold on Jii nas trial. Sec Its strong beating, sweeping suction. AN IDEAL GIFT Electric Ironer For Use With Your Gyrotcr Washer : S39.95 I' M1j I. Ill ofr the wringer and sol the. holier on the wringer shaft - It's done In a minute! You make an extra saving because 111" Ironer utilizes the motor on your washing machine. Open end roll . . ; heals lo Ironing teuiperaluro In 4 minutes . , . conven ient band conliol . . . automatic adjustment for various Ihlck ' ncsacs. The modern way in Iron! Poiiable as n Vacuum cleaner. a. , M Inexpensive Washing with the new Wardway Gyrator S88-85 Guaranteed for 10 Years Don't buy any Washer until you try I he Wardway. Saves you J.MI to Jmi. Washes clothes clean in from a to 7 minutes. No center post; all-copper tub; 3 position instant re lease safety wringer. Splash-proof electric motor. , Sold on Easy Payments n' ir5rli a- .a'-v-rsrv-'1 ii.-. .-w Comfortable Pull-Up Chair $7.45 V-'.'flT yt Tills chair has a sniiiM. dlstllic- lion wllb Us colorfully uphol stered back of Jiiciniurd velnin- Its arllstieiillv carved arms am! legs nf solid walnut or nniliog- any. in a choice til three cnloivi In blend In with, any color scheme. Occasional $17 50 Table To lend a siniirl note to the liv ing room are attractive -lltll'i tables with Romilnn wnlnut or' mahogany veneered top nnj' hpntitlfiilly mrved less.- pe-' chilly priced. Genuine King Repeating Air Rifle Good Quall'y Steel Accurately Fitted To thrill young sportsmen! Similar to n regular rifle In appearance n ml act Inn . Ilaiiiuierlcss. with easy lever acllmi. Loads aiiloinnll rally. Holds film Hit shot: . Hawthorne Flyer Built for Speed and Sturdy Boyn S36-00 Flannel Shirts $198 Fancy gray cheek, one-third wool a leading favorite! Coat style, lined collars and cuffs. Two-buttoned flap pockets. Sizes II to 17. $3-25 Leather Driving Gloves Ftirlfned, adjustable strap-wrist style Chrome lanniim makes them pliable, tiennine horschlde leather that does not scuff. Sizes 8 to 108. Genuine Horsehide Coats $14.95 They're a big favorite with men! Oouil iptallty . . . well lined for added warmth and comfort. Stiff collar and well tailored pockets. Sir.es 3d to l.i Length 30 inches. Hunting Equipment Gifts "Western Field" Repeating Shoteun Beautiful Design $.98 (iuiiriinloed In satisfy and free from defects of any kind. Six shnls in six seconds ill nctutil tests! Chrome Vanadium slecl working parts. HVKMYTIIINC. YOC WANT IN A GUN! See Our Full Line of Guns Sold on Easy Payments Highest iiiaiity DulVini. smokeless now. isifirfSF '''"r- Powerful ileaii biiinlnir v i,..i Icr shells uro niade. In box of 23. 88c to $1.02 per Box "Western Field" Hunting Coat Bloodproof Game Pockets $6-98 Hnjoy your day afield with tula sturdy coat . . . protects against wind and weather. Hoomy game pockets are mndo bloodproof ! Inner lining of rubberized cloth l ull cut . . . double stlched. lullon eyelels under arms, of extra heavy Army duck. Siies 36 to 44 Vent'-Made Waterproof Hat-Cap Water-proofed Army duck, rubberized lining. Tull down Inside corduroy lined hand. $1.85 ! Sport ' Model Fully Equipped (--.;:. ' :'.t ! . , ...... ;t Light tltld swirl braced like a motorcycle for speed unit emliir attoc.!. Chn'uiluin finish, brighter than nickel, harder than steel, Oilier ask v . ; yrni save nearly J'.'O by buying at Ward's. Sold on Easy Payments MORE MONEY For Your Raw Fur ( A for Tagj and Information on Ward', Fur-Receiving Service. jilt Tramparutiim Charttt Rejundti ,v . GIFT BOXES . FREE WITH EACH ' PURCHASE M(DNTGME 117 South Central MY WA11D) 6 C. i Phone 286 Medford, Oregon
