Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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jrfiDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, FEDFORD, ORKfiOX. SATtTr?r)AY. MAY 31, liMO.
Old Stone
Is Suitable
For Cottage
TliiB lie tie cottage may bo Imllt
nH a summer camp at u rcuson
ulile rout, -particularly If tlioro Ih
Htono readily uvailablo that may
be tisoil in construction.
The lirm floor plan Included a
lai-RO living room, a bnitrooni and
bath and a kitchen with n illnltw
alcove. On the second floor there
Ih a large bedroom with several
closets. This may he utilized to
accommodate a number of guests
when occasion refpilres.
The Trout porch is of wood,
which should be painted white.
All other woodwork likewlso
should be in white. Weathered
dark brown or gray shingles
should bo UHed for the roor.
If the builder is ambitious and
desires to superintend the build
ing or do it himself, the liouso
may be constructed for $:0II() or
JKllill if (he stone is available on
the property. Old stone walla
are frequently used in this con
nection. The beauty of the design, how
ever, Ilea In Its simplicity and
taste. In detailing. This should
be similar to that found on old
homes In Pennsylvania or New
Jersey, if this design is not
closely followed the charm of
the house will be lost. v
If stone is not to be Toum!
nearby at a nominal cost, It is
recninmonded that the bouse bo
hullr of -frame construction. To
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ARTICLE ERRS IN
!,mMl to California iho fin of ' house and is going to build a
'the week, after spending several) one In Its place.
months at points near here. They ; ";,,,
1 visited James Hayes and family j (je1 1 TyOTX IsOmiTIg
before going Bouth.
; Mr. and Mrs. t.'ralg Hayes re-j
turned home lust week from their
trill to Washington.
to Rialto Tomorrow
new ! In this rollicking tale of a sailor pallor friends In luukm, f f
ashore. Assisting him are Olos , i,nlo with a stmwl,..,ry bi '
I Harlan and Kddlo (Iribl.on. all mark on her leg are hllarlou, J
'three being women-nalers ,, , iv ., , r.un
She drop of the anchor. How j tingly wins daneiK
U U. his hcid In the noose J carrying the prizes of f.oo. ...J
'of matrimony in order to free l.isjgalow and a bride u untiler wu
With (ilen Tryon at
the help.,!""' ot,H ,rom " fl!r a'JCOt "ntun""""1"- '""shier.
uicameiu i",r"'n
Miss Dorothy Anplegate icnt j "IJames Ahoy wi
the week-end with her sister. Mm ; Kox Itialto then
will sail Into the
are tomorrow,:!- 1.,i,, t nd. . erecting new building n Eiui ,,,
" is one lin of merrl- j """ Pr , ,
len J'otter at Central 1'oint.
James Hayes' new service
! tlon is nenrlng completion.
has torn down the old dwelling
In a news article published In
Its miliums, I'YIday last, The Mall
Tribune liiadvcntently staled that
(iuy W. Connor was still connected
with the fruit firm of Simon,
Shultleworth unci Kronen for the
pu!.'. several month, due an
nouncement of which was mado
at the lime.
buy stone from some distant
point, .of course, would mean a
vast ililferonco In expense.
Tho actual cost of such a
.house naturally will -vary consid
erably, depending on Ihu mate
rial used and tlio cost of atone,
ir stone Is used. Any estimate
should take these factors Into
consideration.
Pioneer Woman of Phoenix Given
Pension By Special Act Congress
' 'lroslloiit ' Hoover, on May l'J,
slj;neU a hill gmnllni; to Mih. Jn
inltnu -Col vor ltono uf I'liounlx,
Ore, a peiiHion In tho huiii of $110
a month.
Tho Itlll, Introduced In "the iwn
atu and Hponwircrt throimli the
-luw-makhiK chiinnctn hy Henator
C. I MeNury, (jraiUH tho peiiHion
hccaiiKo of tho hcivIco iltuinK tho
period of the Civil War of Llew
cllyn Colvur. memler of Company
1 . 1 H. Oioko n Infant ry . M ih.
Heine wiih tho widow of hewellyn
Col vor before her niariluKO to the
hit LewlH Alhcrl Unse.
NeccBwary factH und data for tho
penttion application wore Slithered
and forwarded to "WimhliiKton, 1).
hy Mrs. Wilbur JunoH of Kliim
nth Ka 1 Ih, under the illrui'tlnn of
; Captain O. C. ApplcKiitti, alno of
that, city. .
. , Mi'H. Juiiuh Ik the HtopdaiiKhter
and nloce by ninriiiiKo of Mrs.
Itoco. Cmtaln O. C. ApploKHto
wan a friend and associate of
iKowoUyn Colvor In the Indian
War servlro .during thu)' yflHr4
m rou nd tho tlh7)'s.
Othnrs who assisted were M is.
. O. A. HtoarnH, Ashland, who uo
toured an affidavit from Alonzo
WllllnniH of California, only liv
ing member of Company I. 1st
Orogon Infantry, and Altornoy
Don It. Newbury. Medford, who
copied tho .roipilrert ronrt records
from the Jnoknon counly fllet.
Iecause of corlaln rutoH govorn
hm tlv' npiiHimi bureau, the appli
cation could npt be favorably con
Hldored by that department. A
petition to congress, asking for a
Hpcclal act, was prepared by Mrs.
Jones and circulated hy Mrs. Don
na Kurry (Iraffls.
Tho following woll-known citi
zens of southern Oregon slKtied
tho pntltlop: Lloyd Low, Hherlff,
Klamath KalU':- C. C. Low. ox
shorlff, Klamath Kails; Alex Hpar
row, county iudKo; Delilah Hte
von. county clerk; 4. H. Coleman,
county nssesfor; A, K, Heames, at
torney: C M. Thoman, ex-i-lrrnlt
Judge, and W. II. (lore, banker,
MutlCord: A. II. Kisher und An
drew Jleaiu. I'hoenix, and Mrs.
Jxtnnii Kurry (iiaflls.
Mrs. Uose, wIioho maldon name
was .lemiinu Dollarhlde, wiih mar
ried lo lewdly u Colvor In De
cember. 1 X 7 4 , and came to the
old Culver homo, now tho Dlue
Klower lodge, as a bride, and thin
whs her homo dining tho grcutor
part of the next 50 years.
In 1884 Lowollyn Colvor was ac
cidentally killed. In 1HMI Mrs.
Itose married the late Ixiwls Al
bert Kohp, who was the widower
of lsabellc Colvor, sister of Lewel
lyn Colvor. Lcwellyn Colvor und
Irnbtillc Colvor aro the only chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Kamuel
Colvor, pioneers of Itogue Hiver
valtoy, on whose donation land
claim tho town of i'hoonix was
laid out.
Mrs. Uo who Is nearly 77
yearn of ago, left Hunday for
Kullerton. California, on an ox
londcd vitdt with her duughtor,
Mrs. Claud Cattv Hho was accom
l anied by another duughtor, Mrs.
Lllu Colvor Kurry.
New Drama for
Sax Rohmer Fans
FURNITURE COMFORT
TO
. BELLEV1EW
When a woman begins lo shop
for home furnishings one of the
first things she considers Is com
fortable davenports, chairs ami
mattresses. At tho Medfnrd Mat
tress company, 32 North Grape
street, furniture is upholstered Just
as tho customer orders It.
Almost every housowlfo hns fur
niture -which needs new springs,
-upholstering- or covering, and
James Hiuith, proprietor of the
Mcdford .Mattress company, knows
how to make old chairs look like
.new.' lie specialises In ronnvatlng
and . cleaning., davenports, chairs
nnd mattresses. ' 1
Headers of Sax Uohmer'B famous
mystery stories and Indeed, per
ilous who havu never read him (If
thero are any
such persons)
will be pleased
with l'aratnounl'B
second reproduc
tion of one of his
thrilling tales.
"The Heturn of
Dr. Fu iMuncliu,"
which comes to
the Kox Cratcrian
tlteatro tomorrow.
For hero a r c
Hohmcr's famous
pen characters,
livinir nnd hrnnth.
t'A 7 lag In tho -medl-
VMl urn of tho all-talk
ing screen. The
Warner Oland thrilling glamor
that permeates all
his stories Is faithfully reproduced
by a great cast of 'competent art
ists. Warner Oland, who played the
tltlo role iln "The Mysterious Dr.
Kit Mnnchu," again performs as the
Imildious peril of tho Kust in "The
Return of Dr. Fu Mnnchu." Ilo Is
engaged In a renewed battle of wits
with O. 1 llegglo ns Nnylnnd
Hmith, Kcotlund Yard detective.
Jean Arthur Is again seen and
heard as the winsomo I, la lOltham,
ward of tho Oriental doctor, and
Nell Hamilton repents In the role
of Dr. Jack I'otrla, tho young llrlt
Islior, who hns -been marked for
vengeance jit the hands of-Dr. Fu.
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RECOVER BODY OF LAD
LOST FROM GANGPLANK
ISHI.l.VlKW. Ore., May 31.
(Spl.) .Mrs. IJelores Norton and
children, .Marjnrle and Hilly of
San Francisco, visited friends here
last week.
Miss Dorothy Manilllss and Mr.
Glenn liond were dinner guests
at Mr. and Mrs. Pellets' of Klam
ath Junction Sunday.
Mrs. Wade Wallis went to Med
fnrd Monday to the' Greater Mcd
ford chili to give a report on the
meeting of the State Federation of
Women's chilis at tsatcin to which
she wa a delegate
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Nell and lit
tle daughter. Jo Ann, went to
Portland Sunday.
Mrs. .1. C. Uarnard enjoyed a
visit from Mrs. I.uuiu Dunlap of
ltcdondo, Calif., rccontly.
Miss Francis Hardy spent Sat
urday with her frlond, Miss liuth
Newbry.
Mr. and Mrs. U H. l'ankcy.
Mrs. Wm. Huxley- unci Mr. and
Mrs. 1-1. I. Moore, were among
those at the parly given by Mr.
and Mm M. K. Itundles Monday
evening.
A Mny day cautnta was given at
the school house May n.. Tho 7th
and 8th grades put on ft playlet
entitled "In a Doll Store." Tim
liellevlew orchestra furnished mu
sic und the primary and Interme
diate grades gavo a play entitled
Hetty's surprise party. Mrs. Itlchlc
gave several musical selections.
Mlst Ituth Mewbry attended a
swimming party at llelman's Frl
day evening with a crowd of
young people from tho II. Y. I'. L'.
Baptist church.
Young people of tho Lutheran
church gave a party at tho home
of Helen and IjiIso Shicdorolters
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Andrews
and son, Alan, moved on to the
Halfoar Gulhrle ranch last wecll,
where Leonard will have charge
of the work. Mr. and Mrs. George
Andrews are living there while
they are having a house built on
their place. ' ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chaplain, ! who
have been living In I'alo Alto, aro
expected here on a visit to Mrs.
Chaplain's parents, ..Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Itryans.
Miss Dorothy Manilllss spent
hist week with her aunt nnd uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Williams
nnd family at Klamath Falls.
About 2(1 ladles from the tipper
Valley Community club enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. Sain Mi
Nair at her beautiful home on
Scenic Drive last Friday.
Tho two youngest children of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Getllllg have been
111 with tonellltls and ear trouble.
Graduates or tho 111.10 class of
the Ashland high school were hon
i.r,.,l i,y Alumni members at the
annual reception held In the Dell
view club house Friday evening.
The Moon Lumber Co. has
c'owd down for a few days to
!i.,n-ini5 as riotous a cargo ol iun
sta-iai' has been consigned to the
He screen In many a mug uny.
Trvon Play's the part or a go
m.,. nf ihe scenes of "Dames
ai," nre laid at a beach resort.
b'l The iidventilres of Tryon and ''Is
lo house al Xatlom.l Gu;
including new iii-iinery reglm
now -being organized. , '
I'OllTUXI), Ore., May 31. tT)
The body of a boy who was
drowned Thursday night when he
fell Into the Willamette river from
the gangplank of the steamer
Davenport. was Identified yet'ter
ihiy as that of Wilder Munson, 12.
The youth was boarding the boat start up ngaln as soon as more
to sell magazines w'hen he fell logs nro procured.
from the plank. - ' I Mr. 'and Mrs. .lames Craig re
If You Are Not Planning to Build a Home Remodel Now
YALE
BUILDER'S HARDWARE
. . AND
"Best Quality"
Triple Guaranteed House Paint
SCHLAGE LOCKS
Medford Furniture & Hdw. Co.
Cth & Bartlctt - "A Reliable Plnco to Track" . Phono 3B R
Painting and Decorating
I spcoiulizo in hardwood
finishes nnd nil kinds ol
Interior Decorating.
One of my houses nt 807
West 2nd is open for
inspection
Martin Selton
808 Dnkotn, St.
WHEN YOU BUILD
e
Be Sure to
Patronize Medford Firms
PAGE CHAIN LINK LAWN FENCE
l:U X. Riverside V0LNEY DIXON Phone -JUS
These Dependable Concerns Are at Your Service
Fur and Personal
Effects
Insurance
i ."Covers all Risks"
First Insurance
Agency, Inc.
A. L. HILL, Mgr.
30 N. Central Phono 105
WITH Spring ill the air It's time to think of home and
good living. It's time to build the new home that
vou've always wanted,
ir you can't afford a now house now, at least you owo It to
the family and yourself to remodel und -modernize tho old
home.
On this page are somo or Medford's most reliable firms
which are ready to furnish high grade materials and to
advise the man who wants to build or remodel.
Gas
TheModern
. Fuel for
COOKING I
REFRIGERATION
WATER HEATING
BUILDING HEATING
Quick Clean
Sure
Don't Fight
with your
neighbors
Know Whero Your Lines
Are and Agree
; Surveys Made' by ,
Powell & Wood
Registered Civil Engineers
U. S. Mineral Surveys
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
209 W. Main St.
Phone 526
Economy Lumber Co.
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL
DOORS
CEDAR SHINGLES
CEMENT :
WINDOWS
COMPOSITION SHINGLES
SPECIAL
About 100,000 feet of lumber consisting
of Boards and Dimension.
Your choice $10 per M
Phone 594
N. Court Street
Hornet
6 Simple
Interests
Prudential
Life Insurance Money
at the
COMMERCIAL FINANCE 1
CORPORATION ' "
1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 1322
Furniture
Upholstering
Overstuffed Chairs and Dav
enports' Mattresses Renova
ted and Ee-Covcred, Bugs
Cleaned and Sized.
Medford Mattress
Company
32 N. Grape St. Phone 266-E
GRINSTED & RUNTZ
Painters & Decorators
We specialize In all new and up-to-date
finishings Interior and
exterior.
"Let us save your surface"
317 N. Riverside
Phones 485-J and 359-J
Awnings
for
Houses
Cars
Stores
Scat Covers For All
Makes of Cars
F. F. BURK
MEDFORD TENT & AWNING
WORKS
New Location, 112 N. Front
WILLIAM A. AITKEN
Plumbing and Heating
Steam and Hot Water
Heating Plants
Areola Heating Outfits ,
28 North Grape
Phone 162-J
BuildingTime Is Here Begin Now!
Exchange the Furniture You Don't
Need at !
The Medford Exchange
GEO. J. KUNZMAN, Prop.
For Better Quality Used Furniture
39 S. Front (New locations) Phono 931
J. W. SMYLIE
CONTRACTOR
FLOOR SURFACING With an Eloctric Sander
Building Estimates Furnished
North Pacific Highway
, . , Phone 314-W
When building your new home, or remodel
ing the old one see us for well-made
Cabinet Work, Windows
Doors, Screens
Store Fixtures
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WKS.
The Old Reliable Established 1908
FOR LUMBER, SHINGLES AND ALL BUILD
ING MATERIAL SEE
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
(agents for Johns-Manville Roofing)
Madilo
Ordi
i-l t ;r-,."t
If yon need something of a Rpeciiil
liecl iiRtnre In tin or sheet metal,
just slve us the exai t 8e titrations.
We will do the rest.
0 "Tinners to the Trsde"
Medford
Sheet Metal Works
A. .LIVERSIDOE, Prop.
719 N. Central Phone 411
OS
A Fixed Income
In the Rogue River Valley comes only from a bear
ing Pear Orchard. Eighty per cent of Bank Re
sources in Medford come direct from Bearing Pear
Orchards. Why not get on the Band ftagon your
self? ' ' 9
See HOLMES for HOMES, and fair treatment. Nash
Hotel Corner. He knows several things about pears.
Lock Box 934
Phone 329