Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE-TWO-- MEDFORD MATL TaRIBttNT1, MEDFORD, OKFiPX, MONDAY, MAY ", 15)30. T ' ..... , F"" t 1 7 I Iocal antl -'Personal Not Ointk Aflor llnmv The sheriff's office will clone promptly at 6 o'clock, no Hpeelal provision being mntlo to Htuy open lato to allow taxpayer to make lax paymenta at tha last minute. Thero tvu a big rush at the office today, bringing in tax payments from nil parts of the county. Quite u numfr of payments are uUo bpint? received through the muiK and If mailed before mldnlicht to night will utill be received without being rewarded bh dellntiuent. Visit In judaic Mr. and MrH. A. W. Mason and dauKhter. Mrs. W. W. DInkenn, Mpent Sunday at filendale. vlHltlnn Mr. DlnkenH, who In employed In that city. UlfC Crop F..tRHtetl Indications point to & fine fruit crop In the Table Itock district this year, according to K. V. Cnrl ton of Uedskln orchard, who was transacting- buslnenH here this morning. Mr. Carlton's crew has only nmudKcd twice this season, the last time belnK early .Sunday morn ing. Somo orchards of the neigh borhood hnvm- been forced to Tire their smudging Moves on three mornings. Let us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phone 5-12, City Hanl tary Service 387tf IToIH Guests from Distance Itoglstered from r. distance, ho tel guests In Med ford Include Mr. and Mrs, .1. U. Young of Chicago. H. H. Gentry of Nashville, Tonn.. H. O. French of Toronto. Can., c;. V. Sanderson of iiolse. Ida., and II. E. Wilson of Iteno, Nov. Cltruluta l'cllons Komi . Member of the. JIokuo river committee, a Jain group of Jack son, Josephine and Curry county fih and game cpn-servatlonistH di recting the statewide movement for (lie closing of the Hogue river to eommerclul fishing met in O ran is Pass I-Viday eveiWji with the di rectors of the Ci rants I'ass cham ber of commerce, to lay plans for the circulation of petitions to place the river closing ' constitutional amend men t on the Oregon ballot. Three members of the group rep resent the Jackson County Fish and Game Protective association. Grants I'ass Courier, Pythian Sisters card party Thurs Mny Kth. De sure and come. -Iti Jink cry Is No More After cookle had aged in the showcase, pies spoiled In the dis play window and bread becume stale' on the shelves, the Quality i tQiunce fw urged, UVtrniw t'lliiln Tills Work Mothers of the Phounlx and Jacksonville district are reminded that the regular monthly baby clinic will be held this week un der the direction of the county health department In charge of Or. It. C. Wilson, assisted by Miss Kdlth Iiubscher, county nurse. The Phoenix clinic will be he'd Tuesday afternoon and the Jack sonville clinic will be held Thurs day. Mothers are urged to make appointments for the clinics as early as possible. 1 0 -In. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 78. 344tf Volunteer Meeting' Tonight Members of the Medford volun teer fire department are reminded that the regular monthly meeting will be held this evening at the fire hall, where a 100 per cent at- Kpeclal mat- fxiokiiift for TxK'allon Well known to Medford wres tling fans, who havo seen him per form here several times, Ray Kris bie arrived In Medford two or tSlee diiys ago from Albany, Ore., to lo cate here indefinitely and take part In wrestling matches promoted hero by Herb Owen of Kugene. Prlsblo is a machinist by trade, but Is will ing to take up any work to keep him busy between watches. ' He is accompanied by Earl Yoakley,. a fighter, who Is also looking for a Medford location. Riff fur sale starting Monday. Exceptional .bargains; big reduc tions. Hodge's Fur Shop, ;Oj N. Cen tin I. 44 The Peasley's new stoudlo now open, opposltQnew Holly theater. tf Dr. Xuiulrcth to KH?ak Dr. Ira D. Iandreth, well known wiiniilfor. will nrtrii'ouR mntntiui'u nf Hakery on Kast Main street lent ters will he ti.ken uu with tho th- (v..ioi T.flia Trnnn rhri.ti.. a different appearance today after j m(Mnbers. Kndeavor. Sunday. .May 18, at the the baked goods were removed last ! Presbyterian church of Grant week and the counters and equip-, Conuign bouquets for Junior; pUhh. Dr. Landreth spoke In Med merit taken elsewhere. The estab- prmn. 50c. Phone 330-L. 52 j ford two years ago at the First lishment was opened by V. V. I rhi tt i hurnh nnrt th lnm-fr number to attend any of the young Lloyd on a Saturday and after op erating it for two days, closed the place and left for parts unknown for a reason that has never been disclosed. fjreen fir slabs, heavy kind, with tots of mill end block. Medford Fuel Co,. Phone 631. tf Summer prices on wood and coal. Buy now at our special May dellv ery prices. F. K. Samson Co. 50 Flshlnfc Not So ;kh1 Fishing in the Hogue. at least In the Tlig-h Banks vicinity, was poor yesterday, according to Tim Fallln. Me apont a good share of the morn ing casting his line across the glis tening Wf.ters and says he didn't get a nibble. We specialize In radiator and fender repairing at Van's Garage. 33 So. Bartlett. Phone 208. . tf Back from California The Oregon booth maintained In Log Angeles by the Oregon stale chamber of commerce is reaping wonderful benefits for this state, said W...G. Ide of tho organization when he was In Medford this fore noon en route to his headquarters at Portland, following an absence of three weeks In the southern state. Quite a number of Call fornlans are continuing to come to Oregon and the number Is growing, he mild. JHe met Knrle Davis, in California for three months repre senting the Medford Chamber of Commerce, and said Davis was keeping actively engaged.' The Medford Beauty Shop will bo open evenings until 7. Phono 101. We give S. & H. green stamps. 44 Callers Today Ust of visitors in Medford lh:s morning from neighboring local ities Includes Fred Hnllbaugh .of Ferns valley, C. E. Ttamsey of Voorhles Crossing nnd W. K, Cook of Gold Hilt. Tennis rackets ifl-,trung; 21 hour sorvlce: guaranteed worh. Itoblnaon 417 Woodstock (across street from high school courts). 46 Here IjhnI Suluiilny Out of town people who shopped In Medford. Saturday were: Mm. H. K. Howlett nnd daughter Until of Eagle Point, 'Mrs, John Knclens nf Ashland, Frank Netherlands of Trail, Miss Patricia Gall of Pros pert, Daniel pence and wife of 141k Creek and I. Larson of Ituch. Home baking. Bread and pastry specialty. &Q4 No, Fir. Phone 6, evenings. 4G lxft by Airplane Kfl (.Strungler) Lewis, who wres tled here Saturday night, left yes terday for his homo In Los An geles, having forsaken his former headquarters nt Chicago for the sunny south. He defeated Boh Kruse of Portland hero In 35 min utes. hcXora a fair alr.cd audience. Emma Cllne. Shop,- . for,, flngor wnlveu permanent waves and' com plete beauty sorvlce. Liberty Bid?. Phone 4f4. v 45 Oregon Hotel Guests Included uinoii the guests at Medford hotels from Oregon points are the following: Charles V. lted field and wife of Drain, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kdmonds of Salem. F. 8. Anderson of The Dalles and th following from Portland: F. D. Sherwood, Mrs. Mann nnd daugh ter, M Iks Ogden, Mr. and Mis. Win Citto. .1. L. Tulltot and wife, Wm. Zoeller. It. O. Nixon, Geo. W. Sta ples. C. K. Fish. tieo. W. Davii. It. Greene, H. C. Kendall, Miss Parker and Geo. D. XorrU. 16-iii. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. 344tC Spend Day on Klver Many residents of Medford mo tored to Shady Cove yesterday to spend the day at. cabins and pic nicking on the Hogue. Among them were Mr. and Mm, John Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powell,- Mr. and Mrs. C T. Steward, Dr. and Mrs. Kd Durno. Mr. nnd Mrs. Le land Mcntzcr and family and Dr. B. It. Klllott and children. Amy and Jimmy, and guests, Virginia Llndley and Betty Yllm. The Peasley's new Rtudlo how open, opposite now Holly theater. tf Special jMllion Published A H4-page Issue of the Del Norte Triplicate of Crescent City was re celved by the Mall Triblne, and In a concise way sets' forth Ihe re sources and scenic beuuttes of1 that northern California county, of which Crescent City Ik the metrop olis.' The . big. feature underlying the publication of the Issue sur round the. further construction of the Crescent harbor breakwater which work has been progressing for sovoral years. Pictures of local men appear In the paper and de scriptions are given of Klamath and Josephine counties, hut for some reason Jackson county is omlltod, although there are two pictures of the Medford ulrport and of a fruit picking scene. i ., Guaranteed hemstitching. Mr. Canoose, formerly with Sinclair' Store, now located at i!l9 Beatty. .40 Itepoi't Tmerlfletl A report that a hit and run driver struck an elderly woman while she was on Sixth street yes terday hfternoon were unverified by tho police today. No report had been made to them 'of such occurrence. The driver was said to b a young boy, . -.. ,. . ..i Sat., 4E Dyngo'a dance, Wed. and Dreamland. Gents 7 Be. Make reservations beforo Thurs day -, for chicken dinner, Mother's Day, May 11th, nt Fred Carbis Camp, two mites north Savage Itapids dam, It. 3, Grants Pass. 44 Butter W use pure creamory butter in our butter horns. We know there is no substitute for it. Fluhrer's City Limits too Small , If all the. people who live .lust out pi de the city boundary were counted In the . census, Central Point could easily havo a popula tion of 1000 people, said K. N. Gleasim, Central Point barber, when he was In Medford this fore noon. Thero are quite a number of houses that are only fit feet from the city line nnd Including the small farms and tract within two miles of the city. Central point's .population Is well over 1500 people. The government count given a total of 8 21. an Increase of 3ou in in years. : Good dog for good country homo, 6oei Veterinary Hosp., Jackson Co. Humane Society. 48 W hy worry with f it uoets t hat teak? Why not Install faucqts tn which washer does not wear? In vest In a faucet that relieves you of worry and expense. A style for overy purpose. Made of best ma terial and treasonable in price. YVUi demonstrate. Address or call 1 1 rear of S26 South Oakdnle, Med ford. See J. A. Scott. 47 May Be 1ncntei Here Although! U not likely, one of the eight new officers recently em ployed by the state traffic depart ment may be located In Medford In response to the request of another officer for the Jackson ounty ter ritory. whoe services will be fouiH especially necessary d u ring the Hummer tourist rush. While none of ihe iirpsent new of fleers may be assigned to Medford, It Is nld eight more may be employed at a later date. 0 Anyone who would Hko n bar gain In n high grade, hunjo should call at this office and Inspect the banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice regardless ofost. 2itf For Sale Cut f low ur. Mix noun'teis n specially io ninei "taken for corsages. Call at S2I smith Holly St., or Phone soo-l, r.o Sheet Metal Works fender and auto body tf See Brill'? for radiator, repairing. Visited Ocean Yesterday Dr. and Mrs. 13. W. Hhockley wero among the Medford motorists who visited Crescent City yester day, reporting a trip over remark ably good roads. Wild flowers are In bloom along the way, but ap parently are not as attractive as they hitvo been, the height of their bloom having been passed a short time ago. Bright gun-thlne mark ed the weather for the day. An other Medford party went over for the express purpose of digging clams, but after digging diligently for several huurs, was able to find only one elam, and later Investi gation proved It was Just a shell. Oxy -acetylene welding, brazing, cutting. N. p. Ohrt, 114 S. Bartlett. A $5.00. $10.00 and ?15.00 group ing -of selected coats, dresses and blouses are at Kthelwyn IJ. Hoff mann's. Thero Is also a 50 re duction on model hats. 41 orr Duty -Several luyt A bad cold and an Infected foot has kept U. A. Koppes of the Mail Tribune staff confined to his home on Hose avenue since last Wed nesday.. He was reported to be Improved today and able to take In nourishment. - Green fir slabs, heavy kind, with lots of mill end blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Phono 631. tf Wo aro -offering a number' of work and saddle . horses for sale cheap. C..C. Hoover, Tel. C97-R-2. ' - 4tf Fined for Selling Crn lis A. G. Adams, Medford. wus fined $"i0 In ' the ' Jacksonville justice court Saturday on a charge of sell ing crabs brought to Medford from the Coos Bay section, a closed crab territory. The arrest was made bv Deputy Game Warden Koy Parr. Karl Porter, Medford, paid a $3 fine In Jualieft court Saturday for fishing without a license. The ar rest was made by Deputy flame Warden F. M. Brown. Hemstitching,- picotlng, pleating, button making and hose mending Handicraft Shop. 257tf people's rallies was present. Dry kindling $2.50 per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phone 76. tf Daily Meteorological Report May 6, 1930. FuroeuMw. Medford and vicinity: Tonight aiul Tuesday fair; moderate tem perature. Oregon: Cloudy on coast n )Q fair Jn Interior tonight and Tues day; moderate temperature. Local Data. 3T .llMtiii-t. nml one of the ardont nio miilera of tho extension of tlio ii,if...-,i uvxtcm Into thut nelKlt- uorhood, will hundle thejhovcl. Work will ptoRiess iWfitdly on ; the tnatiillalion of the wiiter miiin I this week. Tho first lonil of pipe for the syKtcm will urrivo lumui row. L'osts of the system aro ex pected to total approximately IIS.OOO.. Ooliirnet for .Installation has been awaid tho JIHIsuoro 1-mver and Investment company. "I was all 'Nerves' coufln't sleep or ear until I took Temperature degs.).. flil 30 Highest (last 12 hrs.) tiO 01 lowest (last 12 hrs.) 33 30 Rel. humidity (pc.).... 31 !CI Preclptatlon (in.) 00 .oo State of weather Clear Clear The first shovel of dirt will be removed from the ground prepara- ! lory to the Installation of the new i Midway water system at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning. It was an- j nounced today. Mrs. R, M. Kent, j secretary of the newly organized I 1 Let me write; your fire Insurance. Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel -; Holland Bid's. Phone 993. "i i-1 tf EI Committees have been appointed to take charge of tho senior re ception, to he given May 23 at the senior high school. Elaborate plans havo already been sturted by the decoration committee for an unusual lighting effect, and in beautifying the gymnasium. Those named on committees uro: Decoration: Merland Tollcfson, chairman, Laura Drury, Grotchen Green, Alberta Knips, Virginia Gregory, Lorraine lteddon, Alvln Potter, George Wlnne, James Kd mlston, Glenn Sim kins Jewell Waddell. Program: Marguerite McAllister chairman, Gordon Turner, Ken Day, Uoherta Stearns, June Hull. Refreshments: Ma reel la- Nelson, chairman, Helen Porter, Sybil lfarrell, Murjorie Fisk, Frances Cook, , . . Clean-up: Laura Drury, Alberta Knlps, Ben , Day, Morris. Porter, Charb'H Thomas, Robert Lewis. Lighting and wiring: Jewell Waddell, (tordoii Turner. Construction: Gordon Turner, chairman, Alvln . J'otter, Charles Barnes, J-yle Glenn, Dennie. Wood, Kolrart- Lewis. . Io west temperature this morn ing, 34 degrees. Total precipitation trlnte Sep tember 1, 1B29. 13.1'S Inches. "Temperatures a year ago today: Highest, 02; lowest, 40. Sunset today. 7:14 p.m. Sunrlso Tuesday, 5:00 a.m. Sunset Tuesday. 7:15 p.m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time CITY, 5 S3 i ft p o a 2 to n Ilaker City 52 4(1' nismaei'k ........ U8 42 lloi.se .H 40 Denver : Ijli 42 Des Moines SO (ili Fresno .IS 40 Helena :. 4S 40 Angeles .... 50 4S .Marshrield 5S 40 Phoenix 64 40 Portland 04 44 lted Muff ........ 00 44 ' lioseburK 5S :1S Salt Ijike C4 34 San Kraneisco 5S 50 Santa Fo 04 :I0 Seattle 00 42 Spokane G4 52 Walla Walla .... 00 50 WlnnipoR 74 30 W. J. "HU'rCHlSON Clear t'ldy. Cldy. ('lear Cldy. Cldy. Cldy. tidy. Cidy. itain Clear Clear Clear Cldy. Cidy. Clear Clenr Clear Cldy. Cldy. MOTHER wold love to have a beauti ful permanent wave. Why not make an appointment for her as a Mother's Day gift? Call 1374 Milady's Beauty Shop Scuth Central Meteorologist. SCOTTISH MTK Practice meeting Monday evening. May- 5. All offi- ui ged to be present. ' Xj. Jd. WILLIAMS. 44 Secretary. m litil orde 45 Crater Lake Chapter So. 82' A. M,.'. Special Convoca- Dii .Tuesday evening, May :3U p. m. Iiefreshments, Dy of the High Priest. I. E. SC1UJLKR. Secy. Co run if a bouquetA for Junior Prom. 50c. Phono 300-L. 62 People leaving Calirorula While many, people are sllll nr rlvlng from moddlewestern points, Nearchlng for tho. land of "milk and honey," more are now leav ing the country, nald II. C. WI11K who arrived in Medford today from Los Angeles. He said too many families with poor means wer lu rod to the entire section, where unemployment Is one of the blg jiesi problems of county and city governments Oregon Is receiving lis share of the floating population searching for work and a better place In which to live. Grcon fir slabs, heavy kind, with lots of mill end blocks. Medford Fuel Co., Phone 631. tf 16-ln. green pine slabs, large or small loads. alley Kuel Co., Tel 76. 344tf Ditnsmiilr Visitor YcMtorilay .Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Whitman and Miss Kirreda Whitman were Medford visitors In Dunsmulr, Cal yesterday. Phone nil Station, SS4, humane calls, Police Lltf Haircut for men, women nnd children are .still 60c Kt Highway parber Shop. 45 Flvo NoreHKiiry Dualities In the mind of Chris Gottlieb. Medford cue artist, there re five qualities necessary to bo a good billiard player, and five local play ers each have an outstanding at tribute. Ml. Gottlieb declares a good player must have the aggres siveness (tf Harold Kiddle, lmng Inatlon of last on Kernand, the touch of Reginald Kifer. accuracy of Kujl and the good disposition of M. Mam. Dressmaking and remodelingQit the Kashion Shop, 424 Medford Hldg. Tel, 1181. Xf Phone M: your refill We'll haul away GHy Sanitary Service. 337tf Repairing Phone I.Iiicm The crater national forest hh several crews of men laboring In the woods repali, telephone lines damaged In stornm of last winter, preparing them for active use dur ing the summer season. The forest has over fiOtl miles of line under ma 1 nt p nance. Several crews are also out repairing roads and dlng some trail work. 'orct activities are not under full wlng nnd ap plications for work by local nnJ transient workers are not desired hy forest officials. Dyngc'n dance. Wed. and Sat., Dreamland. Grnti 75c, 45 'fut fur Hodge's 41 Give mothpr n hen ni'kplece on Mother's Pay. Kur Shop, 0! x, Central. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU RKNT 4-rm. modern house, unfurnished; good location. 5!L' Y. 4C FOR HICNT House, 207 N. Peach. Call Jess Richardson, 54, Central Point. 4(1 TO KXCHANC.IC Kquity In good home in Medford for nearly new 1 H or 2-ton truck. Call 54, Cen tra) Point. 4t FOR SALIO One 30 Caterpillar tractor, slightly used;" 2 -5x0 K. V. Wauk.nhaw motors. ln- . quire Farmers & Fruitgrowers nana. 40 FOR SALE Fresh heifer; good stock; T70. phone OS4-J-2. 4 CIBNTI.F3.MAX would modern home, east S2, Tribune. like side. WAXTF3I) Neat, respectable lady to share furnished apartnien. Itox A. L., Tribune. 4i SITITATION To care for children nights. 504 X. Fir. Phone 7. evenings. .( FOR RKNT Cozy furnished apartment, reasonable; adults. Phone 1432-X. :,o FOR RKNT Rooms with board !t(7-X. C.uii W. 10th. 44 FOR SALK My entire herd of purebred Holstelns. Some !H1 pounds cows In herd. 1;. p. Woodward. Nth house on right from Stewart. 40 For Mother's Day May 11 Mother's Day Greeting CARDS ' MOTTOES STATIONERY Medford Book Store 34 North Central 1 Week Only 24 SUITS Tailored to your measure. Values to $60.00 NOW $42.50 Some with 2 pair Pants. Come early for best selection. 'XH'XD !'m-ap. owner cum huvc Minn,, by ilcm-rlhinn euntmta anil luiyliiR for this ml. 411 KOI! hunt r Jfflmin fmnlshoil ilu)lrx with bnth. HloiMtluu iMii-t'h li'ii'iiKi': tik'i- yuril: closn in: Hlrli'tly flt'iin: ailllHn only. A tly U40 Ho. i;i-iiie. .(f KOI! SAI.M Mower nml luko. mioil liMini. IJ evvpj. nhoep. unih?. -; II. .UnvlR. Kniile rulnt-Urownn-boro rouil. 45 VOU RKNT Front rooms. ,.ose fn: liot nml colli water nntl bnth. 20 Ho. Fir. 51 KOI? SAI.K Mlvt Jlsr.d eqillly In Hono mcilern Ti-room house. imii ronsKiei' smiiiiwnin tnide. Ilox ft I. Tribune. In KOU RKNT Kiiinlnheil hunftnlow; mlults. T12 v. Iltll. riionn 4!I-M. 4fi WA.NTKI) Himtn nnd honnl with riiI'iikv. prlviitv f 11 m 11 v ; no other boanleis. )lo. 24. Mull Tlll.une. 4 KOI! SAI.K rltryslor 70 SimImv womlerfm hm'K.iin if .taken, ni on.e. K7.I. IHkIIWivjk lliul.e on 1; i:T- hotlMi 1 7 -Partly furn. it-room 71 1 oimes INSURANCE s GENGy . CHESTER MORRIS : . .... . . . . CONRAD NACEL (Ai.u- . .I. I, ..n,.. JOTCTMONTGOMEkY' I I Daring- . X Jj- '. ' 7' 9 ' y shrimp' j . ffl Eve. 25 and 50 TPjteij5Sar TALKING NEWS I I MICKEY MOUSE SAYS: "MjOTHER'S DAY and every other day FOX SCRIP is the IDEAL GIFT " . p . ,11 'IT; TONITE and Wed A dashing cavalry of. ficer wins a daughter of the enemy. ' in tilth. MARY BRIAN PLUS All Talking Laff Feature "THE PLUMBERS ARE COMING" TALKING NEWS Mat. 10 and 25 Eve. 10 and 35 o OMLY THE BRAVE" ALSO . Inventor demonstrates startling new electrical mucical instrument In the PATHE- REVIEW 11 f lwr in f k NOW Ends Tomorrow HER SIN WAS NO GREATER THAN HIS BUT SHE WAS A WOMAN MOTHER'S DAY Gift Suggestions Amity Hand Bags Chocolates Johnston's, Brown & Haley or Societo In attractive boxes. Stationery Beautiful boxes of Crane, Eaton and Pike Stationery ' East Side Pharmacy Ernest Smith, Proprietor ' Corner South Riverside and Main Open Sundays andvenings Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh A Clever Comedy 0 in 3 Act? Presented by Q o St. Mark's Alter GuiM Directed and Staged by Tom Swem TICKETS 75c St. Mark's Parish Hall Tue&fey and Wednesday y 6th and 7th Curtain at 8:15 O o