Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1930)
TrEDFOTlD MATT, TRTT.T7NE, MEDFORD. QIMtfiOX. WKDXESTVAY, MftY "14, 1M. 1 2 MEMORIAL PLANS MADE BY LEGION ay local Lo In accordance with their uhuuI custom. Medford LeKionnulren "Will j take a prominent part in tho nri- HUH I iiiJ.wi v;tutTO ui ai viii uri ui uay, . May 30. A report made by Ia'o Gai Joclc at Monday night's meeting of Medford pout Indicated that ttiin year'a program will he similar to those of the pat and will include a parndu at 0:30 u, in., memorial exeiclacH and the decoration of veterans' gruvca In tho varloua cemeteries. All ex-Mervioe men are urged t' turn out for the parade at iiiVt, to pay homage to the departed vet erans of all warn. Vico-Commander John Holme;', who presided over the meet ing. hIho urged all Legionnaires to "Kot out tho vote" in tho com lug election. Thin 1h in lino with tho national policy of tho American 'Legion to get every citizen to exereimi hlH or her franehlHO, "Vote an you will, hut he mire to vol glon memhera. A pant-corn niander's jewel was p rent n ted to II. S. Deuel by i'aat Conimander Klmer Wilson. if. U liromley, manager of tho drum corpn, announced the ap pointment of Ted linker a drum major, to succeed Lloyd William Hon, who will upend the summer in Montana on power line construc tion. He also Ktatcd that an Invita tion had been received to take-part In tho Fourth of July celebration at CruHcent City. Adjutant Chancy Hpoko on thti citizen' military Iralnfg camp next month, urging local Legionnaires to encourage young men to tales thin excellent training. He alu reported for Chairman 8chcff 1 that tho Junior JJaselmll league wuh making fine progiesH. VImMoih included It. T. Hrewer of New Mexico, a new renldent of Medford. , ,ri '-r: WYOMING j J'lmiii Damaged, i HA 1 , K M , Ore., May 3 4 .(I) An airplane belonging to the ChriHK flying stir vice of Vancou ver, Wanh.( wan damaged and a Ktudent pilot received a filoody nntte when he nought to land the machine at the Albany airport Sunday niorniiiB. It wiim learned hero today when the plane waa j brought hero for repairs IMPROVE! Clnwslflnd fadvertlwlnc gets rejuiltw. SPEED UP MAILS A number of minor improve mentn are being made In tho work ing iiuartei K 'of tho Medford post office, which Ih of local public tn tercHt because these improvements will gn-ully facilitate tho handling both of Incoming and outgoing mail. The only noticeable I m pave ment to the public Is the enlarging of the stamp window, a large space having been cut out between tho small stamp and general de livery windows, Th Ik will enable the public to be waited on much faster both in sale of stamps and the handling of largo parcel post packages. , Inside, tho working tables and counters arc being re-covered and a general slicking up and rear ranging of ciiuipment and facilities wherever needed is being made. It is oik! of the first big improve ments since ycai'H ago tho lobby fiispidni-H, which had been re- as H your home a "successful look ? Igll j Nothing mokes a Iioiihc look so dilapidated as laek of pnint . . . that's a fact! JiiHt a few couts of colorful Fuller l'uints mukc all the difference in the world. There's such a crisp, clean, "successful" look about a freshly puintcd liousel And painting really costs so little, comparatively. Why not call-in a good painter right nway, and talk over the repainting of the outside, and the rooms that need redecorating? But don't liny on price. Buy quality. Initial, ahovn all, on Fuller Paints. By their extensive use, over a period of 81 years . . . they have demonstrated their beauty of texture, durahlo wearing quali ties, their greater covering capacity, and case of application. That's why they . y have always hecn tho choice of ( the West's leading painters, lc- V v. corators, architects and indus trial users. Look for the Fuller name on tho can. Sold throughout the West ... by Fuller dealers and branches everywhere. W. P. FULL till '0. PainlB . . Yarn Mint . . . Lacquen EiiaincU . Clou Diamonds must pass tlie same test ' While the difference in price is ! only slight . . . between Fuller Taints and so-called "cheap" - paints . . . there's a tremendous . difference in quality, and in tho results that you get. ' Ask any chemist. He'll tell ' you that it's because of con stant, painstaking en re , . , and testing, testing, testing that Fuller Paints are so beautiful in texture, so long lasting, and so easy to apply. x Linseed Oil, for instnncc, ; i must pass two dozen tests , . . lieforo it is used in tho manu facture of Fuller Paints. Only ' one of the two dozen tests tluit Linseed Oil must pass, in the" ' Fuller laboratories ... is a del. . ieatc light refraction text, which is also used in determining tho ' .value of diamonds. ; o iv ; n k r x Seal in (i tho pore nf alucco, mncrcto ami brick Fuller Concrcta protects them agaiiiAt ravngiiiR moiitturo ab sorption , , and adds on at tract ivo stnno-liko texture Kttpectnlly inn do to reisl the action of lime Kxtcnsivcly lifted for Iioniea, npiirt mentis liotcK Bchoolft, city ba I lis etc. Insist that your painter umj it. Sold by Fuller dealers cvery wberc, and at Fuller Tuiut Stores. F II L L E n PI! RK i in 1: i a n k Vor exterior woodwork driiiHiul a jMtinl that will nd hero firmly to tbo surface; tfry to a tnunh, claotio film, and be moiturc-repclling for a ninxiinum length of time AIndo of pure Whito Loud, pure Linwecil Oil and fuiro Oxide of Zinc. .. Fuller J'uro Vrcj tared is sucb a paint. Your clmico of 2 beautiful colors. Sold by Fuller Iiut Stores, nnd by Fuller dealers every, where Insist lltat your paiutcr use iu Pi f itfiS- ilP 8l;3:! Bon Murche DvpU Store Seattle Architect, John Graham, 1'isintinp Contractor Clins. A. Swan son Co, All glass and mirrors furnished by. V. P. Fuller & Co. as well us Fuller Washable Wall Finish, Concreta. Deknroto, and Pioneer While Lead. FOR EVERY m PURPOSE moved hy 1'oHtmuHter Nlins, were i eutorcd by his auceeHKor, Jot muHter Wurner. In the way of other minor im prove mentn being mude about the federal building, the 'obby railing In the United States court room, which had been loose and uomo whut rickety for some time pawt, In being repaired and made uolid. General postoffice patrons are reminded that the sub-postal sta tion, which for years had been located in the RukhcII store, is now located in the Medford Book store. Volcanic Sand Falls on Ship Off Columbia I'OltTLAND, Ore., May 14. (A1) A heavy volvanlc sund storm, thought to have been blown down from some volcano in the Aleutian is lands, rained dry sand two hours on decks of tho States line Hteumship Kentucky, 2125 miles from the mouth of tho Columbia river, en route to Portland from Yokohama, i leaving one-fourth inch of sand on her decks, tho vchkcI radioed the Mac If ay Kudlo nnd Telegraph company I'ort Innd office today. 4 The first cover spray for cod ling moth control should be ap plied this week. Due to the con tinued cold weather the hatching of moth eggs was retarded some what so a spray will yet be timely If applied by Friday, the lfith. Kggs have been under ob servation for some time 'and are now in the red ring stage, indicat ing that young worms will bo hatching by the latter part of this week. Uso powdered arsenate of lead at the rate of three pounds per hundred gallons of water. Apply thoroughly to- all foliage and fruit. Tho timing of the second cover spray will be governed by tho moth flight which is being ob served closely by tho Southern Oregon Experiment station nnd tho county agent. Watch your newspapers for notice of this Im portant spray. It. G. ORNTNI3R. So. Ore. Exp. Station. U P. WILrCOX, County Agent. PETTY THIEVERY GROWING IN Cn. SUSPECT YOUTHS I'ntty thievery Is sprinRing up n t...lf.it-i! nnd .mil II IheftS haVe hern reported to tho police dc- j pai-tment for tho pant week cr so. llcporls Include tho opening of a Kim meter culn box at the armor?. The box was badly dain msed and Its entire contents of HinaM chaliKG wan taken. Tho (iroweis' lCxcliango office was entered and a box of cigars and an old pipe, owned by Ixjo Williams was taken. The Hgobel and Uay office was also entered, but nothing was found missing. Kntntnco was made through the skylights and tho acts are attrib uted to young boys filled with deviltry. Carl Tengwald reported this afternoon that someone attempted in Rlenl hlH ear or take narts from it Monday evening, according to indications that were found next morning. It Is expected that boys suspected of the thefts will soon ho In tho toils of tho law. Tho same boys aro also suspected of stealing gasoline and moto meters. from cars. o EAGLE POINT PTA Crippled children from nil parts of tho county wero present at the crippled children's clinic held yes terday at tho Dnptlut church, with Dr. II. II. Dlllulmnt of Portland In charge. Forty-two children wore examined and quite a number of them wore termed us hopeless esses, but others will be sent, through special arrnngements, to cither tho Sluino or Doornbucher hospital at Portlnnd. Members of tho Jackson County Public Health association cooper ated in the work and members who wore present to assist tho doctor and members of tho county health department Included Mesdaines Corhln Kdgoll. Ceorgo M. Itoherts. I'lrlr'h, J. J. Kminens, U. K. Oroenn nnd Burgess. Miss Mildred Carl ton was also present. E. P. OPERETTA IS KAOU-; POINT, Ore.. May M.-i-(Speclal) The operetta "Wild ltoHc' wa presented by the Kugle Point Girls Glee club Friday. May 9. in the school gymnasium, scor ing a wonderful success. Miss Margnret Itrophy, who took t he pa rt of I lose, wan a lovely. entrancing picture In her lovely rose colored costumes. Hobble, taken by Mary llannaford, was very cleverly played. The trio of debutantes. Gladys C'owden, Hazel Smith and Ihuel Helum were typical of their parts and their songs were nmoiiK the sweetest, Mnny a laugh was henrd at tho expense of tho reporters, Donna 1 it-own nnd Myrtle Klgsby. Tlie orchestra supported the cast splendidly. Mis i;isle Ixivehmd played tho full piano accompaniment. The success of all of the songs rested upon her. nm Plele, Itculuh Waddelt nnd Ititl Davidson are the other mem hers of the orchestra. Pvluch credit Is duo Miss M tiler who was In charge of the produc tlon. She spent n great deal of time and energy training the cast. The community hopes that the school wil' have a music depart ment next year, as they feel that the children have benefitts! great ly from this year's training, Mitv Hurt supervised the di mat Irs, dances and the costumes for the operetta. SALEM POSTMASTER IS AGAIN NAMED TO POST WASHINGTON, May H jP) President Hoover today nominated John II. Karnir us M master for Salem, Ore. KAOLK POINT, Ore., May 14 (Special) Parent Teachers' as sociation held last meeting of the year on May it. Officers for the ensuing year were installed by iidith Weldman as follows: Presi dent, Mrs. Kuby HitteHng, re tained; vice-president, Mrs. Enid Cawtor; secretary, Huth Attken. Chairmen of each standing corn nil tlec were appointed by the president und are as follows: Pro gram committee, M rs. Moline D. II ame s; Hospitality committee, Mrs. Uay Harnlsh; membership, Mrs. John Hankins; finance, Mrs. Lottie Clements. Tho child welfare magazine will again be subscribed for and the association will furnish Ice cream for each room , on their picnic day. This meeting marks tho close of a successful year In P.T. A. work for the Kaglo Point schools. A closo bond existed between the staff of teachers and pu rents in working for child welfare. Members aro proud to have been a helping hand whenever needed. Hue to tho Hplendld co-operation of tho P.-T. A. members, the following treasurer's roport has been possible: Cash on hand September 20, 1!2!, $117.39; dues for members, $14. BO; founder's day Kift. $1.50; county council dinner, $23.E0; car nival. $45.49; fund from hot lunches. $5.32; tntnl, $93. 3. Total expenditures. $173.49. Halance on bund, $37.20. BY EAGLE PT. SHOWER 13AGLH POINT, Ore., May 14. (Special.) Tho Civic Improvement club held a special meeting Thurs day afternoon as a surprise for Mrs. Stella Van Scoy. a bride of April. In n miscellaneous shower Mho received many lovely gifts. Stunts for the afternoon were in charge of Miss liurt. Those enjoying tho afternoon f wero Mrs. S. 10. Hewlett, Hattie i Howlett, Mrs. Lota Hitdreth, Mrs. Seaman and daughter Patsy, Mrs. Ha vies and daughter Kathleen May, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. W. 11. Brown, Mrs. S. 11. Holmes. Mrs. Koyal ltrown. Mrs. J. II. Kader, Mrs. Lena Stowcll and daughter, j M rs. Lottie Van Scoy, M rs. Knid i Castor, I'M it h Weidman, Mrs. Luke Klnkald, Mrs. Clements. Mrs. V. Kinwn, Mrs. Knrl Sloner, Miss Hurt, Miss Altken. Miss Miller, M Ihkcs Hattie llniinaford, Sybil Caster, Kreda Chambers, Donna Hrown, Dorothy Coy, Dorothy I'earce. Marguerite Marshall, Teen On hack, Dorothy Wtlhite. Mary Mannaford and Mrs. Stella Van Scoy. Guests included Mrs. William Holmes of Griffin Creek and Mrs. John Moffitt and children of Med ford. Included among the gifts was a thoroughbred Jersey heifer, the gift of Ned Holmes of Griffin Creek. TIRED WHEN SHE GOT UP Strengthened by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound PL Paul. Minn. "I uscil to be as tired when 1 gut np in the morning as ' w w n 1 went to bcdol had faint ini nolls and pal pitation. Of course it nas my age. I n-ad a Lydia E. I'tiikham booklet and started tak ing tho Vegetable C ompound three times a day. 1 ani now a well woman. Throe of mv 1 nc iirhbora know what it did for me so they are taking it too. I will write to any woman if Lydia K. rinkham's Vegetable Compound will help hrr as it did me. 1 feel like a voting woman now and I thnnk vou." Mil. H. C, llt.Nar, '.'Mi Fuller Are , S. Paul, Minnen.ta. If MShl peaking of oil ...how far EAS8s To Westerners, most of the United States is east. Does that account for misleading use of ' the term ... "eastern motor oil"? The original "eastern" came from Pennsyl vania . . . which still produces the world's fin est crude. But today, "eastern" takes in a lot of territory and many different oils of widely varying quality. The better, safer way is to specify PBrW-'SJif ZOIL. Then you will always get Supreme .. Pennsylvania Quality, guaranteed 100& pure Pennsylvania oil, refined by the famous Penn zoil process. For known value, proved performance, real economy ask for Pennzoil by name. SUPREMB PENNSYLVANIA 8AFB LUBRICATION WIN $ 1 0.OO Choose a Name for the Rogue River Valley Movie A moving picture, taken in the Rogue River Valley, will be shown at the Fox Craterian this week, ending Saturday night. Scenic parts of this film will be used for advertising the valley in southern California, and an appropriate title for the film is needed. The MAIL TRIBUNE wilr give $10.00 to the person submitting the best name for this scenic moving picture film. Every man, woman and child in southern Ore gon is privileged to enter this name contest. See this picture Then Fill Out, Mail or Bring to Our Office Movie Title Editor, Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Please enter the following title in the Scenic Moving Picture Title contest: My Name is: My Address is: Plainly write or print title submitted, name and full address. Contest Closes Midnight Saturday, May 17 See this Picture Every TT Day This Week at the TOX Crater 1EI1 ATTENTION, GROWERS Grasselli Casein Spreader Gniselli Cnsoiii Spreader lins been developed by direful research and experi mental work. As tlie name indicates, Casein is tlie active spreading agent. Tractical use in tlfo .Northwest has demonstrated its efficiency, and you can add it to your sprav schedule with confidence. . . lse Gtasscli Casein Spreader in connection with Arsenate of Lend s"prays or Arsenate of Lead and Summer Oil combination sprays, anil secure better con trol of insect pests iu your orchard. Sold only in one pound (ilassine lined ba;'s, ."i0 to the carton. Full directions for tisii; arc printed upon each baa. O Distributed by the flowing Medford firms: AMERICAN FRUIT GROWER INC. GR0WERS EJHANGE BARDWELL FRUIT CO. KIMBALL FRUIT CO. BIO 7 FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS O PINNACLE PACKING COMPANY. SGOBEL & DAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS A
