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MED FORD MATL TRIBUNE, MET)FORD, OREGON," FRIDAY, : DECEMBER "13,-1929.
i moHt complete on the Pnelfic coast.
j We are planning a celebration tuj
dedicate til airport July 3, 4, and
5. . The . merchants "f f ej-I -
'have underwritten the cost of Ihei
celebration, which will he about i
fgu.UOO, ii ntl a couple of experts
have been engaged lu write and
prepare ( pageant appropriate for
i 1 the occasion, oh, yes, and there,.
; is tho .ruin. It wan JiihI right for
it viime In time to 'wt' the fruit'
j on the tree: for next season. And1
i you iiiiKht hp Interested in know-
Thouy Medford people lire fni-,ing that Medford haw the fluent
flighted, Thfy are already making; drinking water of nny city in tht j
Irrnngementn for celebrating Uu-w,,' OregonUm. j
Fourth .of July, nnd hern it isn't I T
even New Years nor Christmas
ft: ''Yes, sir' explained K- Kump-
Hmith, " Medford newspaper
man nd hootiter for his burg, "I'd
fay .that .'thin is our banner year, j
1 treat pear crop and ft nrvul
(CITYIBLESSINGS
TOiCITYvSCRlBE
MELLON 'AND NEW ASSISTANT
Obituary
- I'A.N'KUV HUllor X. J'lillki-y. ll
t-nulflnn. ..j JirtiithA.iii i (t.'.l.r.i.l II llll
,1,, and., the )Clu jit 0UU-jkmn Pnuniy fe'W lln.n o
Jaw iiocn emic, wi t.i now ui ,,., .,. , wi,.n wm
iu,,c pear houl.l l.e paU-n anil , ent,1t f!((l(1 nlll ,,,.,, .,. ,
(hat menus unutlier murkct '"r i,-,.i, u-,.,i,i,,,.wm m........!..... m
V' '' 'Our niiwinlllM are P0-, ,1(e( ?J ypul-H , ninnlhK, ., g
rnunK una our mix i.i.-.u. ...... sh1 ,,.. ,. llMKnte. m
ihnre In on ucllvo mlninn develop. thrue K,.,.n(, .si. t.
fiont. for.thc Hluc Leiltte mine. n- ,,. Hm, T a. I'milcey , of I'mkH.
t.,;ior properly, him r c 11 u m e (1 j wiiWilnicmn anil Joseph II . of C'tili
ihlpinK nro to tlio mnelter. nnil , f(1.nlll
If .looks to un iin. thouKli tnw
would krow into n llu tlilrm. Anil
Aid I mention thut our hunk
.i(Uh; Krew In liirser proportion
Tluj remalnH ilrrlved' In Hertford
Thiirniliiy evening and are lieinic
held lit the Conner Funeral I'ur-
, lorn pending funeral arraiiKementH
liun the other ten - leiidinit eltle hich will lie announee.l later.
l"thn (.rate? Furthermore, ther
kllie-Mi'dforil iilrpurL one of the nnnxfflp.1 ndvertlHinir (retn reiMiMw
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4 ) t - i ' i
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' ft?-, " u? ill M
iimtm m iMiiwmr.i .111.11 liwiaiii MWWiWK?.;:iwi.f... 'Imm M it ifc iwMMWIIta wwini y:i .
. . - v t.(icJ'!tC(Ji 'rs t'hoto
making a formul -i-eport to the
city counell of Med ford. Each
.) JiniJ .crew niistpber t . th ,commU-
tees havfr i.eea out to tho proposed
location of Astound a number of
times anil have also been to 'other
sites sugvestei, thinking that, pos
sibly something could be worked
out for Hue!).1 worthy.. ciiuiie.v
i "f!u,HJiv We1 the fniV that
we nre-elected by the city of Med
fonl to serv the. cjty of ieilftird
. foremost and ;lrf tin unbiased ttn.l
unprejutllced. way, we'Oi.nnot roa
Helleveil to lii.v an'JlnmaJe of scienlliAialy reiciiimend that the
an insane asylum before arriving.! dK pound be placed In su. h vlosej
In Koutilein OreKon. Kdwanl ! proxlmlly of Medford.
Krnwn, placed in the county jail "We fully realize that gross
late yesterday afternoon for obser- mistakes .have been made lit pluc-,
vnii. -n. is to hare a sanity henrlntf mK various plants and disposal!
In a day or two, Iilstrict Attorney i ground' In their present location.
Ceorge. roii.lliiK announced this ! We have in mind particularly the!
afternoon. llrown, a .man of Bli ; KarbaRc -ftropnili 1 whlirh Is' entirely'
years with a white .Van Dyke too close, Jo a residential district j
beard and white hair, resembling; , of Medford and Which is" causing:
,a college priifessor, bus been In complaints. , The location of the l
.Medford . several weeks, making j present ' veterinary V hospital has
Imaginary mining deals, talking of . caused the present council n great!
money lu .six figures, and leaving j deal of annoyance, due to numer-1
the Impression he was a man of ous Fomnlainta which have come!
high finance. . .. ' In from the Berrydale section. We!
ue noes not posse.yt a dime, ac-
Andrcw W. Mellon (left), secretary of the treasury, and his new
assistant, .Walter E. Hope of New Vork, who was sworn in as assistant
secretary of the treasury In charge of fiscal cff.ces. . . . .:
1 he M. M. Co. M
coidinpr to local officers, hut .dp
Mpite ihat fact left hig prders at
local HtorvH and purchaHed goo (Ik
fur which he could not pay. fie
claimed he was on a- $50,000 a, year
jpuyrll for a hiK KngliHh mining
concern, and a few (lays ago made
arrungcinentx to. purchu-Ho n half
interest In ' a southern .. Oregon
mine, agreblng to pay a.lurge price
hut ending up that he wivnted the
Holler, to .pay hlH hill at a local
hotel. . . , ,
lie wore out 1i!h welcome at
three Medford hotels and hefore
thut wore out a Him liar welcome1
at a (irantM Paw hotei. Brown
claims he vhas two nIstei-M in the
New England states, hut wires sent
to them last evening .failed to
hrlng any response today.
Me caipe to the sheriff's office
yesterday afternoon, having Jeen
mM the sheriff wished to see him.
When he was told he was going to
he placed in jail, he made no pro
tect, hut declared he would employ
District Attorney f.eorgp Codding
as his counsel.- Today he declared
he was going to discharge that of
ficial if he dhl not do something
to release him from confinement.
Within Reach of Every
Pocketbook at Your Favorite Store
''-I . v. V' ' i ' H' i' (' '- l- '. v.. !..
Men's Blazers
1 OrtKon ; Woolen Mills plaiil lilii.i'f
with I'ldHtV licit Wiiii. A i-i-nl vnliic
jut 44.45. " '
Special $3.95'
j Plaid Blazer3 o
5 Mi'ii'h iltiil lilii'zci's. (fciiiiiiio Ori'-
)f!)ii )Vyl;u ,''l!s ;fl!"'''.'.v. W1"'
Mtriil$ii'Hiiri 1ct 1 out. -4;r.!)5 yiilur
ioiiii; lit
' ' ! $5.45
'f at Zipper Blazers
cifK.1fjior-fron t liliizi-r willi knit-'
toil lintVoln. : An oxtrh viiliir ill "nr.
rpunlnr "rii.115 prico, Spi'i-itil
$6.45 ,'..
'. 'Tl
Boys'-Blazers
llciinljir' " hlncrK fop v boys.
n $2.98 "
M. Co.
LOVING COUPLE
. FLOUT BAD LUCK
Fridn'tht 13th; had- no terrors
for Frances Louise King and' Na
than Ilatlerk Welman, each 2a
years old and hoth of Los Angelei,
on of tlie miwt attractive, pollre
;inl cdtnnlnnsenso appearing yoyn
pies over married in .fudge Tay
s court, who arrived hy motor.
htalned their . license early thi-s
forenoop ami were married h:
Judge Tnylor ahut il a. m.
. The reason they were married
hei:c-lfl that -the groom .has tt jot.
awaiting him at Portland' with a
hig cunning rompany, which nec.
sitatod his arrival tliere hy tomor
row morning, and they decided t'.
save time hy netting married n
route.
After the .marriage ceremor..
was performed, the Rroom then
kissed the hride the first time in
the history of the court that nny
California couplo had done this .it
a weddinir there, and wanted to
pay Judge Taylor more tlan the
legal wedding fee. ,
l.'pin the judge refusing, the
groom turned uroupd and nhoo.t
hands vlth n newspaperman ami
f Inward Ciuult. clerk of the coutt.
who were the witnesses to the nup
lltJs. and wished them prosperity
and the hest , of. health all their
lives, with the hrtde reinforcing
the good wishes hy "Yes, yes." They
do parted this noon for Portland.
COATS
I CUT TO V , .
Price
Bountiful coots of beaver and broad
cloth, smartly trimmed in fur. ' The
lot on silo includes new fur woven
Boavcrlyk rumble coats.
$27.95 Coats NOW
$13.75
$37.50 Coats NOW
; $18.75
$47.75 Coats NOW
$23.75
. . .
Other coats proportionally ' reduced !
IVlnn'o Raft, Dknoil
ITICII O Uaill 1UUC3 : jj coup
Silk mill rii von rolii's in slriliins;' J ,.,
colors-
Hl't'Oll
oinliiniilions. . A vcul sM'i;iiil-n
him,, fir'iy mid
Give "Her" Mules
This Christmas
Sniiii'l Kill Mull's in liluc -;i i. I. ri'd,.
pi-ifi'd I'm' f'lii'ixliniis til ' ''
$1.95 a pair
- Felt Slippers ;
In nil sinidi'x.
nl, 111 i 1-
l'l'il'Cll tOIIIOl'I'OW 1
$1.69
BAGS
W'V'..'
9 iJUbKS
Slcti'n fnnev (jift KOcltx in Milk liiul
woolrnyftii tuitl 'liil, nniK rayon iui.l
Hjlk,"' Hon tit 1 Tut "' piltli'nis, " piiAi'il
ror tlt. ti't'CM ,
"29c 39c 49c
Men's Bath Rboes
Moh'h HoiiBon robes of oinbrt' fliin
nt'l, iiUriictivcly tiinmit'd ,in t-oiil.
, KppciiiU.v priced nt
$7.45 and $8.75
i .1 .
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to . . 7'
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Women's Quilted
ROBES
Iti'iiutifiil t't'loi's iu'snmrt quilled
robes . . . the snl n l ion to llic nil'i
problem. A lviilc- eboice of sixos
mid piilterns fof vour sVlcel ion.
$5.95$6.95--$11.95
414.75 and $19.95.
M. M. Co.
Pay Less" Dress Better" '
We luive some exripliiinnlly smart
bims in citlf.- I'inscnl mid IVrsian
timt, piiiy'.l from
$3.45 to $12.98
Bed Spreads
1 1
Sll-incb, by
bedsprciids on .suit'
! r
Itl.Vini.'h rayon -broeade'
lOUIOI'I'lMV lit'
$3.95 and $4.95
A 1 1 ,Silk Spromls-$9.95
Rayon Robes ,
li'obes or rnyoii broende, priced
within the rciicb of every (sift pur
clniser. $5.50 and $7.45
on nss a-
t . .w,,... . " - .... .
Krom now oti. Slcnfonf AiliT oiiV
of town motorists ninst pay strict.
er attention to over-time parkin;;
In the business district.- as new
signs. Expected for several months
were placed in position last night
and today proclaimed that the
une-hour parking ruling has been
extended to 6 o'clock, from the
old time of 8 to Ii.
The signs were placed on Cen
tral avenue from Fifth street to
Ninth, on Main street from Hear
Trcek bridge to Molly street and
on Sixth street from IMvorslde to
1'Yont. They were also placed on
all streets one block each side of
Main between the hrldge nnd Hilly.
The city traffic officers will prob
ably heginfa vigorous checking of
all cars in these sections betfln
nlnii tomorrow.
might cite several other instances,
hut these nre the outstanding ones.
"Wo feel very optimistic over
the future growth and development-
of Medford, realizing that In
the past kIx yars the .city has
practically doubled; - thus every
precaution should he made to pre
serve future residential sections of
the city for when the city Is twice'
as large as It now. Is the residf-ntial
section, no doubt, will extend fnr
beyond the present submitted loca
tion of the dog pound. . "
.''perhaps the Humane society
does not renlixe Jhat this property
is within less, th:ui one-fourth mile
of the present city limits and only,
one mile from the center of Med-'
ford's business district, but ch Is,
the case. , , I
"As a further' reason for not
being able to-recommend part of j
the fair grounds acreage for a dog!
pound, we should like to utate that j
a -very large number of Medford'Sj
citizens have in ml ntl the parking
of Hear creek from the property,
wh'ch the city owns directly back
of the present fair buildings to a
distance north pf the present Bear
crrek bridge located on Kast Main
street. This, itv the eyes of the
present park and iJay grounds
committee, seems to be one of the
most practical and most beautiful
stretches of country for a park
that Medford has, and no doubt
the land north of the present fair
grounds, -laying along Hear creek,
could he bad at a nominal figure
and in time, could he made part
of a very ' comprehensive park
system. We are sure thut the Hu
mane society will agree that in
such an event a dog pound would
not lend hcnui'aM tr Asnlehdor. to
such an undertaking nnd far he It'
from the present city eduncil to
handicap future t councils In the
realization ofj such ' i '.pa'rjl.
"Furthermore, j .tlm . coinmitteea
realize mat oi me two sues wiinm
have been ask ed f o r by the Hu
mane society, the .one t facing the
county road is particularly objec
tionable; in lieu of the fact that
it' Is only a very short distance
from the main l'aeifio highway.
All roads, ; especially near Med
ford, should he made as attractive!
ns possible nnd the future growth;
and development of M e d f o r n
should not he retarded in any way.
'We fully realize that the butld-
Ings which wmuM he constructed
hy the Humane society would be
very attractive as the committee
has told us they would spend up
wards of $8000 the first yar in
Improvements, but. nevertheless.
a dog pound ' in n .dog pound and i
regardless of the beauty of arclii1,-
terture a no ainuscupiiig none n
us would like to see such a barrier
In a prospective vresldentfa I sec
tion. "Furthermore, the city of Med
ford owns fill acres whet1 t,he'fnir
grounds are now locateu. i nese
two acres requested woum cur me
large acreage, up 'considerably ftnd
would possibly retard nnd deflate
the values of the remaining aero-
age, duo to the. tiivtf that It would
retard the building In that gene
ral direction. -
"However, i our .committee be
lieves that this is a worthy ause
and recommend to the city coun
cil the co-operation of securing a
suitable site for until pound, with
financial assistance not to exceed
$K00. And "it 1h the unanimous
opinion of your committees that
the planning commission should
he asked to co-operate with said
Humane society in the selection
tif said site.
"Kcsppct fully submitted.
"O, A. WINil, Chairman.
"P. M. KKltSHAW.'
".1. C. OOl.l.lNH,
MOSKPH O. Ii ItKY,
'Iind Appraisal Committee."
"P. M. KF.KSHAW.
Chairman,
,.v oi eoMiiNS.
"CHAKLK8 A. WING.
"U. ' K, McKllutse.
"Pnrks nn Playg'ronnds Con."
Carpenter's Shoe Store
"The Shoe Box"
.
4 . OOI Xnn4. b.'rlW efv-ncl
, , tiiJ JjaDL aiALli Mbxo&y
suggests the Gift that she will appreciate
at a SPECIAL , PRICE that you will
appreciate, . . : ; ' '
House Slippers
I'litenf leiilbcr willi Jiecls'
njkl Icittbcretle slippers.'
Assorted colors. ; , ,
95c to S1.75
Ladies' Shoes '
Simirt Pinups for tlrcss
wcjir. : . Ja 1 i n ;ilbl yclv"f :
!(i.'.(IH mid ip-lMMI viditcs.
at S4.45 & S4.95
A Ini'fre iiKSO)'lnient of
style mill street -ulines:-Very'
speciiil
at $2.50 to $5.95
Infmits' mid Kiddie liob
iitino(J 1 Ahbes, id leiilliciv
Priced, speciiil
at 75c to $2.75
Kiddies'( Slippers
95c to $1.25
Fancy tBoudoir
Mules
i - j)ij..-,n viilues for
$1.95
llll'
mil 1
"The Band Box"
223 East Sixth Street
announces Advance Spring Models
from Gage'
at $6,50 each
Winter Hats, values from $7.50 to $19.50
, ' . Special at
$L98, $2.98 and $3.98
EDGE IN FRANCE AS
NEW AMBASSADOR
MAVIIK, France. Dec. 1 3.-0T)
Walter V..t lOtlge, nev . Hmlsoisador
to France fmm the lniteil States,
nnd Mrs. Fdge. with their three
children, landed .hro today from
aboard the He dp France, leaving
shortly afterward on the boat train
for Paris.
si:i:k sin: tun mm I'oi nd
(Continued from Page On)
lions' Jn Jackson county;, thut
members, particularly Mrs. Mc
Cnskey. Mrs. 8. M. Tutlle, Mrs.
Hlenn Fahrlek. Mrs. 8. W. Itlch
nrdwm, nre to be given "n great
ilel of thanks for their Interest
In- humane conditions In this val
ley. "That It Is the desire of each
and every mmher of our com
mittee lu co-operate with the Hu
mane society In every way thntu
we can pnssmly do so. And.- It
was particularly for this reitson
that" the rommltteM went Into the
matter o very thoroughly tiefor
Saturday
Raised Doughnuts
15c a doz.
Maple Nut Cake
in squares
25c and 50c f
A dainty cake with a tiew frost-
iiig. chocolate or white.
Model Bakery
111 W. Main Phone 103 R
c
Star Meat Market
Lit SOj Kfi wi.
and
Piggly Wiggly Market
1 u 1
TURKEYS CHICKENS RABBITS
Shoulder Pork Roast, per lb. ...... 20c
. ;.20c
. . ..... .25c
.' . . . . . .22c
.20c
Fresh Side Pork, per lb.
Veal Roasts, per lb. . . .
Picnic Hams, per lb;
Bacon Squares, per lb. .
Phones 273 arid 1236
We Deliver
.... V
ORDER YOUR
Christmas Turkey
NOW , ,
All Quality Birds
Saturday Specials
Bacon, per lb. ...28c
Good Quality Hams,
per lb. ...... r. : .32c
Medford Center Market
Phone 255 We Deliver
OLAMirrXO ADVERTISINO OCT8 KCSULTf