Medford mail tribune., May 30, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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BOLDSQRCHARD SrSM
'AT CENTRAL PL
Former Conro Fiero
erty and Green
Farm Involved in
OOO Transaction: -
Prop
Acres $60,-
PurchriHo " of , the ; U'oodlawn
orchard, lient known an the former
Conro Fiero home, northunsi of
Central Point by II. A. DuHiHiue
of Seven OaltH from C. M. JJoldw,
a deal iiivolvliiK ttfO.UUM, wuh an
nounced yeHterdny nftpriKjon fol
lowing completion of the,. wile thru
the C. It. Ueebo and C. W Jlabb
real ewlato iiKeney of thin city.
Tho Wood lawn oruhtird, one of
the most fertile orchard properticH
of the JtoKUe Itiver valley, hh well
tin one of the most beautiful ho men
In Houthern Orewnn, Includes 40
nereH of land, nil in orchard, In
cluding pears and peaches, half of
which is in bearing, and an attrac
tive nine room house. Ah part pay
ment for the property Mr. i)u
Jiuciuo iu exchanging tho Green
Acres farm in the Seven Oaks dis
trict, where ho Is now makltiK biH
home. Me expects to take possea-
Hlon of Wooillawn orchard at an t
early date.
Green Acres farm Includes 44 I
nereH of land, 10 of which arc
planted to young orchard. Jt Is
also one of the scenic homes of the
valley and was formerly owned by
tho Kldons.
The Woodlawn orchard Is known
by all people who travel the road
from Central J'oint across Dear
creek to Dybee bridge or the
Crater Dake highway for lis beau
tiful and spacious grounds rciTch
ing from the high hedge nt the
road to the large rambling country
house, surrounded hy well kept
shrubs and flowers. ' '
Constructed by Mr. Fiero during
the days of tho apple boom, when
easterners were swarming to the
Koguu River valley and sparing no
expense In the building of beauti
ful homes, nothing has been elim
inated, which might add - to the
comfort und romance of the place.
It Is modernly equipped with
large basement and furnace as
well as several fireplaces on the
main floor.
French doors lead from the liv
ing room Into the court yard be
hind the house, which Is as attrac
tive as tho front lawn.
. The nine rooms include quarters
for servants and the house has
always heon tho hcciio of much
entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs, DuHuque will take
possession of the place soon. No
announcement was made yesterday
as to Mr. and Mrs. Holds' plans fur
the Immediate future.
WASHINGTON PUPILS
CONFESS BANDIT ; ACTS
T
MOSCOW. Idrtlm !nvi nti.-tJPi
Joe Taylor of Loomls, Wash., stu
dent ut Washington State college,
and Robert Tuft, The Dalles, Ore.,
University of Idaho student, today
admitted, police said, that they
robbed several store buildings. Of
ficers declared Taylor confessed
stealing tin automobile in Helling
hnm and taking It to Pullman,
Wash., seat of W. H. C. '
HEAVY RAIN DRENCHING
GRANDE R0NDE VALLEY
DA OHANDU, Ore.k May 80.
WVOne. of tle heaviest ralnw of
the" wiiKoii drenched the (irand
Hondo valley (Hiring the night and
continued today. Farmem saw
the rain as an aid to agriculture.
It's a vise
tliat stays
outside ' '
T j ig
I wjrmm V - - "js ' 1 SWW
I wrier I ) f,. M W 101 i""
Oronite FLY SPRAY
Yxills 'eri Head -
MOlOimWS N!S fill ' MOINJ HOACHIS HUJ
Standard oit coMMNy or calif oknia
Tiilftit ;irl W'viU
Ashland Mini
TALKNT, Ore., May 30 (Spe
cial) I icf ore an altar hanked with
of the prottlest woddlnirs
roMe.s, one
of the n took place Bunday,
May 26, when Miss Wllletta Miller,
daughter of J'rofensor and Mrs. ,.
I In n ley, non of Mr. and M th.
K. II:irtly of Ashland, were mar-'
ried. '
As the brldr.l party, Inelinllnti -tht
bride jmd mnoin, the hrido'.i
twin sister, .luanltn, who acted .is
in a Id-of -honor, and Koss Cramer, I
best man, and the bride' father,!
approached the altar. Miss Dorothy)
liiiUKhman, classmate of the briciy,
played the weddinu march. MI.h
ItuiiKhman sang "O I'romlse Me."
Itev. Audly Drown, pastor of the
I Methodist church of Talent, wjs
officiating clergyman.
The bride won a quaintly fash
ioned frock of pink chiffon geor
gette, fashioned with full length
skirt and n large cape, and curried
a large bouquet of white Iiohcm.
Directly following the ceremony
which was performed (n the pres
ence of the immediate family and
n few intimate friends, a wedding
breakfast was served.
Iater in the day the couple 1(-t
for a week's wedding trip to S'tn
Francisco and on their return will
he at home to their friends at the
home which they have established
In Ashland.
The bride graduated from the
Talent high school in lfliK and
will graduate from the normal
school this .June. She Is employed
as society reporter on the Ashland;
Tidings and the groom Is employed j
at the Ashland Creamery. I
fiuost.s at the wedding Included I
Mrs. H. K. Hartley. Miss Helen'
Deputy Sheriff Charles' Dennett
narrowly escaped death this morn-f
ing In an effort to chase down j
mi alleged booze runner near the-
K la ma ih Junction on the Pacific
highway, when his light roadster
skidded and overturned on a pile
of rocks. The car was badly
wrecked, and Hennett suffered
minor InJurloH. Tho alleged booze
runner made good his escape.
Deputy Hennett; lUjid , -Si 4iriv
federal prohibition agent, wore
waiting for liquor runners at the
Junction when a coii.e passed by
heavily loaded. . Tho officers were
In Bopnrato cars and gave Imme-
date ' chaw. Dennett's car was
faster than Herr'R and while at
tempting to pass his fellow offi
cer's much Ine t o en ten up with
the speeding coupe, he skidded
and overturned In the ditch.
Med ford police were Immedi
ately called to watch for the
coupe, but It never appeared here.
'OTHER WOMAN' SLAYS
WIFE TO FREE LOVER
AHIITAIU'DA, Ohio, May 30,
(P) Sheriff Frank t Sheldon an
nounced today he had obtained
signed confessions from Trilby
Smith, 20, and Mm Maud Dow
thor. 22, to plotting the slaying
of Smith's 28-year-old wife be
cause they wanted her out of
their love affair.
Klcrtiiriaii Injured
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 30. (P)
-James Mullharem, 4ft. electric
company employe was In a hospi
tal her today suffering serious
injuries received when he wns run
over by nn automobile reported to
have been driven by (ieorge An
derson. Police are invent Igat inc.
mil
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INJURED CHASING VISIT GUARD CAMP J5D.!!!E
niiin iiiTnuflnnii r !. . . .. .... 1 m nr r r .n
UAUIUMILti
Hartley. Laurence ("Jill, Mr. yanrl
Mrs. George Cramer. Kuxh Cramer,
of AMhlnnd: lieryl Conklin, CranrH
f'aKH; KiMfd WutHon, Klverton; M
na Tl.btn and Zulieme Tlh-
LfocM-kel, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Miller, j
i liev. and Mm. Audly lirown. Tul-
I ont: Jlah Kelmi, Thelma J win :
Herman Miller, lonc-aiiii
Mrs. M.
Dorothy
A. i'uile of KllKeiie; and
isuiiKhman of Medford,
Mrs. Clark
Music
Mrs. .Dm mi Id K. Clark entertained
with an informal dinner parly it
her home Wednesday evening for n
! L-riiim nt friends. Following the
dinner several hours were spent at
the bridge tables.
Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Tfeeho and
daughters, Dale and (iail, left Med
ford this morning by motor for
Portland, where they will remain
until Monday, combining business
and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Verne Sluing!.
and young son, Verne G., accom
panied hy Miss Kmlly Webber, &:'o
among Med ford people who are
spending the week end at the
beach. They left thiir morning
motor to Crescent City, and will
remain there until Sunday evening
Poyton-Kvaiis
Wetldinip Mmiff:iy
Of interest to their many local
friends Is the wedding of Xadlnc
Peyton and Itusseli Kvans, which
was solemnized at the Kvans horn
Jioil Xarrcgan street, M onday
evening at 9 o'clock. Hev. Carman
F.. Mell of the First Christian
church officiated. Only relatives
of the groom were present at the
ceremony.
CITIZENS URGED TO
KAI-K.M, ore.. May ;a. (t
Oregon citizens are urged by Gov
ernor iN'orhlad, In letter to the
public, Issued today, to attend the
combat demonstration to he given
lroo,m Jn t.an, n Clatsop Plains
jlmo jl.
The governor calls attention to
the approach of the training camp
periods of the National Guard, the
organized reserves and the citizens'
military training organizations and
urges public support.
!
(Julie n number of Med ford peoi
ple nreL planning to motor to Dia
mond lake over the week end, and
according to reports brought down
by J. A. PeiTy from the lake to
day, the road to the lake vln Cnion
Creek Is in good condition. The
power plant at the lake Is In op
eration nnd preparations ure com
plete to receive any number of
people. Fishing season opens In
the lake next Sunday.
4 ,
IDHmiOltF, ' jriiy". 3f0. (A1)
Tho bodies of t'hree of four hoys
missing since Saturday when they
disappeared during a storm, were
recovered today by a police boat
from Jones Falls, outlet of a city
storm sewer. The boys apparently
had been swept away while play
ing in the sewer. The hoys were
John Kelly, 14; Donald Moore. 1J.
and Frances Welden. 9. and Wil
bur Alban. 15.
4
;HA.V ruNCMCO. '.Mfvy
The second full day of group and
genera) sessions of the 4nd quad
rennial session of Seventh Iny Ad
ventists brought dlseussluns today
of n doren or nfWe church prob
lems, to he ellmu.xeil tonight hy n
sermon hy Vice-President Oliver
Montgomery of the conference.
Altackfl oii Mm proposed 1 ;l
month reform calendar, started
Inst nlghl In the religious liberty
depart ment of the conference ly
l ff. Koneaero and V. Pivs
cott. were continued In today's
meeting,
PRIESfKIUS WIFE OF
OAKLAND, fnl.. May 30. iA
Mrs. t. It, Onii, wife of a Berkeley
ntlntster. was killed and her hus
band prohaMy fatally Injured into
hist nlht when they were struck
down hy an automohlle driven hy
the llev. rather Abel A. Costa, prts
tnr of the Man lre7.o parish o;
the t'athotte chuveh.
COTTAdK IIKiiVK. Mills in
this section are Jointni; the move
to cut down operation.
DIAMOND LAKE FISHING J'Jgg
SEASON OPENS SUNDAY WILLOW SPRINGS CURVE
AGAINST W SH xVy " T
'' l.fNCOI.N, rNeb., May :!0
Former service men of Nebraska
are finding it eu.y ti say -n"
ti their foj-mer commandim; gen
eral John .1. Pershing, and tlu-y
are doing just that without fear; , ...w .
of the guard house, to the hitter's RALPH R. BAILEY, foreign
refusal to enter the senate n.ce as; coach at the enwr liign schikil. has
an opponent of George W. Nnrrin. ! niletPd- a nujtul year.
,,ui i... iThe debate team, under Ins leader-
entered for the Republican prl-
maries and. if he Is determined to
ignore our - wishes, he will have
until
July
withdraw his
name," naid
leader In the
A. Misegndls. a
draft" movement.
replying to dispatches from Paris
where Pershing reiterated his de
termnoton to stay out of Nebraska
politics.
Petitions 'ft re In circulation, Ml
xadis related, and a "Pershlng-
' ' . ., ' , '
neen esiaonsneti.
HARVARD- ST.A.bli;.M, G a m
brldge. Mass., May 30. (P) Fly
ing Frank Wykoff, southern Cali
fornia splint ace. took the meas
ure of his Stanford 'rival, -Hector
Dyer of Stanford, by a decisive
margin and equalled the mee't
record of 1) 7-tJlu seconds t
day in the semi-finals of the 100
yard dash, feature of the Inter
collegiate A. A. A. A. prelimin
aries. 4
'DOMOXr; Mnj; 30. (fll Aliivni
int? reports 'were received here tr
day of renewed rlotlnu yestjrdny
between Moslems r.ml Hindus at
Dacca, ir miles from Calcutti.
caiillal of Hernial. A Iuikb numlicr
of Hinilus were arrested and the
city superintendent of police, coni
mandiiih' (luikha troops was ar
rested. WIIJ.OW SPRtNOS; Ore., May;
30. (Special. 1 On J-Ylday eveninR.
a truck load of cattle enroute from
Marshfleld to Mercedo. (California.
overturned on the curve near the
Willow Springs service station.
Alter repairing the truck, the man
went on his way south although
several of the animals were suffer
ing with hroken hips and rihs.
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WASHINGTON, May ItO (PV
President Hoover and a larpe party
left hy motor at ft: 35 a. m. for
Gettysburg, Pa., where he will de
liver n Memorial day address this
afternoon.
.lust before departure, the presi
dent reviewed the Memorial day
parade which passed on East Ex
ecutive avenue.
MEDFORD GEIS NEXT
KUfilSNK, Ore.. May :)0. (fl
Kittyneven offlcprR from nil sec
lions of Iho lto utteiHk'd a mopl
Iiik of llio Suuthern Oregon Kn
forcement Olfioers' iiHKocltitlon here
lust niKlil. Tiie next meptiiiK will
lie conducted nt Medtonl the last
week in June or tho first week in
AiiKiist.
STORY 2
(Continued from Page 1)
wittl exception of two lupw.
I'tiul .Marshall, merhunii' (n the
enr whirh crastiiMt tntti(tho wall
end left the tnicli. died of ln.turlt'
at U.ao p.m.. arcordtns to word
received at the track.
ly Marshall, driver of th,. car.
was reported to he suffet-iui: from
a fractured skutl. His rendition
was critical. The dead icechanlc
and the driver were brothers.
Street Cara Bombed
XKW OKI.KANS, I.n., May 30.
(T) Two street car homlilntss, oc
curriiiR almost slmuleaneously in
different sections of the city, broke
a two in milts' period of quiet hist
nisht and brought to more than 75
th nunihnr of trolley cars dvna
mlted since the carmen's strike last
July. rnssctiKcta and crews es
cairad l"lury.
O 4.
Noll-StoiHr uiml
IKIOSKVKI.T KIKl.tl. X. v.. May
3rt. M'i t'he"Kmev eW Haven.''
ttttemntlne a nen -stop v. fu.-llmj I
fllk-ht from llortfnrd. O.mn.. to I
llr.,ll. landed t l;,.o,ev i r-U ld at
!:e5 p. m., eastern tan ,d time.''
A . -wt . n K A1 ie.TI IfNl lf
"n'l'
for the first time In several j
years, won the Ashland, til ants'
Pass, .Med ford championship, and'
.succeeded in eliminating nil otner
voiiiih.v...i. ... ...... re
i' V, 0l'- , , , . ,..,,
I ne vturi uiinj iuticii no itiiii.i.ii
Dougherty, who represented .the
stale in tho Pacific one finals of
1 1 lie constitutional oratorical contest.
N'orris Porter, who representerl Med-
ford in the state extenipora speak-
I ,,..tUut .jlvml lifu (luflM1,.tl1tl
I iVom Mr. Bailey.
During the two years of tits teach
ing In .Wed fnrd high school, .Mr.
Hailey lias built up the departmont
of public speaking;, training a num
ber of students each semester in
this class.
ILL SURRENDER
SEAftE. VHli;; May SQ.ff)'!
Hotting at rest reports 'tliat lie
had fled the country, Clifford Tay- !
lor McKianey, one of those Indicted j
by I lie federal grand jury which In-j
vesliguted charges of corruption in !
enforcement methods of the Pacific i
northwest prohibition unit, tele-;
phoned United States Marshal Ed (
Ucnn early today from an mulls-1
closed point to ai range for his sur- 1
render. McKinney was formerly an
assistant United States district at- 1
torney and one of the government
prosecutors in the Olmstead liquor i
conspiracy cases.
mi Fii
TO EATALL-BRAH
All. Relieve Constipation auc
, :' 'Add Food Iron - ;
There are litcrc.lly scores of wayi
that Kelloes's. A1.L-1IRAN can bt
eaten and eiijoycd. Whatever wa
you cat it, AI.L-ilRAN v positive!
guaranteed to relievo holh tempo
rary and reenrrine; cotvitipal.iun oi
your Mioney will bp refunded ! . !
Many cat Kcllorrc'g ALL-BRA'
as a cereal. It is delicious -with mill;
or cream. Another :y is to use i
in soups and salads. The practic.
of Roakine; it in fruit juice hu
grown very popular. Its nddiiiun.U
all cooked food is an appetizing ant
healthful one.
When yon cat KcKo.tr's ALT.
BRAN retularly, you have the nnli
faction of knowine; that you are e:i
joying ono of tho most hoaUhfu
habits on earth. H not only lelievi
constipation, but adda iron to tin
blood. In combination with milk oi
fruit juices, it bring3 important
vitamins to the diet.
Every one should eat it to supply
tho bulk needed to balance the 'soft
foods eaten today. Include AI.L
BKAN in all reducing tli"ts. it helps
prevent constipuuoii' and uuemiu.
Order a pacl;npo of Kellogg'f
ALI.-HUAN. Your grocer has it.
Jludu by Kelloc in Battle Creek.
ALL-BRAN
Improved in Tcxturo end Tasto
Sweel juid Vnol
The lines of youth thrive on the
sparkling tang of delightfuj
Banquet l ea. A cold
drink that keens the
soirit ud and theA
weight down. With w ?
the flavor you pre- i
convince writenow.
B'--w- J'Kmuuf&,
1'fg"1) ,1 t'f jn'TV1 L4V
1 '')mWW W
1 " 117 1 1 j ft
Mccormick a co.. ino. """h! PJ rf '
L:-r JeSI p-pd 1Z
Jfesr- 3 Citrus
5t V0?NiA I ft Lar5 Palae regular citrus
jrl washing powder.
j Per pkg. X 7
l Y ( S jU Wheat Flakes
J?J A l is sPerry' large whole flakes.
B (5Lfj . f I Buy a ack and save.
CO?MCKf0 CA
m"' 107 p 10-lb. sack .... . 3 J
KL'RKKA
I The trial of
the laying of his common law
wile, Mrs. Minnie McCoy, which ;
he insists was an accident, was in
lece.ss today for the customary j
Memorial day holiday. It will be
i sinned Monday.. -j 'j
That robbery was one of (hel
motives for the alleged murder j
was brought out In testimony late ;
yesterday. District Attorney S. K. t
I..TtIi-i- mt Aut inn Inc Mi'H. Km mil
ployed Mrs. McCoy shortly before
f her death February 20, brought
j out that the dead girl had earned
j quite a sum of money in Pocatello,
j and that she had personal effects
; of considerable value. The prose
cution alleges King Appropriated
these. '
JUNE 20 SET FOR
J!
WASHINGTON.
Confidpnt of final
May i O.--(P) t
approval of the I
Hams
Sugar cured, medium- size,
whole or half. -
.29
Per pound .
Bacon
Sugar cured squares of fancy
bacon. , , r
.16
Per pound ....
Beef Roast
Fancy baby beef pot roast,,
young and tender at Sant
fords.' : .22
Per pound
Less Selling Exp
Santf ords
Compare Santf ord's Vicel" with" the prtCe you paid 'elsewhere last
week. See for yourself how much Santf ord's save for you.
7 u nrfA:n
A M inning
t l9 Freshly made at a wonderful
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Choice Rhode Island Red
Fryers, per pound, 35c tl
Beef Pot Roast, per pound... ....... . . .22c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound . . . 20c
? Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c ,
x 1 1 r i i i .iff. '
- .' '
I Hams, half or whole, per pound . rt
Bacon Squares, per pound
Phone 273' ;
I
tajiff bill within two weeks. Re- tion of the London naval limita
pulliean congressional leaders hive j tions treaty will follow Immediately
senlatively set June 20 for the ad- I and there Is a belief in the senate
journment of congress. J that this can be disposed of ;b..'
Tiie special session for ensidera- I July 4. ; '
r i
rancaKe
Sperry's extra quality at
wonderful 'sav'liig;
.55
10-lb. sack .
Flour
Gold Medal, . the best hard
wheat. At, Santfords saving.
195
49-lb. sack .
Chocolate
Extra quality In bulk. Save
at &nWbrils tieitwrtk.
.50
G pounds
AT;
Coffee
Extra quality In bulk. Save at
SantfoPds.;
.30
Per pound
Catsup
Van Camp's .extra quality
eastern, at Santfords saving.
.15
Large bottle ..
String Beans
FaOcy stringiest ia medium
. size.can.'iSavt at antfords.
.14
Per can
You Pay
28c.
20c
' We Deliver
3C
r ' i
Pineapple
Del Monte or Sunkistv Fancy
whole ilices'ln large 2(4 Cans.
n23:
Per can
Grapes
Fancy Muscats in large 2(2
.23
Per can
Corn
Extra fancy tiny kernel, your,
choice of wbit4 Str golden.
.19
Per can
ense
Salmon
Del
Monte salmon
'flat oans.
steak In
.15
Per can
Beets
Farcy quality small tender
beets in No. 2 cms.
.15
Per can ..
Beans
Fancy lima beans, all next
week at Santferds 'saving.
.12
Per pound
O
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