Medford mail tribune., July 01, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

MKDFORT) MATL TRTBITNR, MKlTFOIll), OKMKiON. ITKSDAY, .Il'LY 1, lain.
PAfl IS SEVEN
HAS NOT FELT SO RRATFR STARFS VIOLATORS E
ruir in nn iinni viimiwi vniMtw
Mi IN ZU ICAItt!
"Kor years I was badly run
down, my lega would fcet numb
und swollen from poor circulation
and( 1 couldn't find anything to
nPFN .snHFnm f city court when
i
Charged with unlawful posses -!
sum of Intoxicating liquor, one eae
i in which $-Tp cash bait was for
' foiled.
! ( ase. investigated in court but
; not docketed,, three.
THE MARKETS
i
SERVICE TODAY
BAILS FORFEITED
Obituary
JOHN R1ESK
get my liver and bowels to acting
right. Headaches and tllKsy at
tacks would come on and I bad
to live almost entirely 1411 liquid
food on account of indigestion.
Sargon built up my whole nystem
and I feel finer th?n I have in
20 years. I eat anything 1 want,
my weight has increased, my cir
culation in normal and all my old
time strength and pep are back
again.
"Sargon PUIh rid me of con
stipation and the headaches, bili
ous dizzy attacks and pains in my
side that I used to suffer with
nearly all the time are completely
gone." John Uiesk, S. 108 Wash
ington St.. Spobano, connected with
Clearwater Timber . Co., of Clear
water,
Idaho.
tea
The Crater Ljtke season. for 1930
opened today, although tourists
and other visitors have been going
up to the national park for weeks
past by the hundreds, making the
round trip In one day, and since
the opening of the lodge lust, Fri
day for longer stays.
The opening - today lacks the
usual Importance-of that occasion
for 3'ea rs pa st , the fine wea t h e r
and snow disappearance from the
roads and elsewhere stimulated the
early pre-season travel, and caused
the cafeteria to be opened over a
week ugo, and the lodge last Fri
day.
'ifhe features of today's opening
were that the stages began operat
ing between the lodge and Med
ford, Klamath Falls and Chlloquin,
and the boating and other park
concessions were in operation fur
the first time this season.
Crater Iake national park will
enjoy an unusually large atten
dance over the Fourth of July, and ir
already the big lodge is beginning
to fill up, and as usual will do a
capacity business over the Fourth,
The mall service between Med-
ford und the lodge also began
today.
The two stages operating be
tween Med ford and Crater Lake
lodge started on their season's
schedule this morning. The stages
leave here for the lake following
the arrival of the 10:40 and 11:40
a. m. trains, and return to Medford
In the evening, meeting the 6:15
train. , O. M. "Murphy and Leslie
Dunagan are the drivers.
SAMUELS TAKES
lUtsm;.i:S Lyman Worrell
Hotdieurs pui'sed away at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Husheurs, 44 south Crape street.
July 1. He
was born at Roberta, Tenn.. Nov. I .-,,
900 Extra miles
of Lubrication
MOTORITE Js the new
motor oil that seals in
the compression of high com
pression cars.
. It resists heat, keeping mo
tors cool. It deposits NO hard,,
carbon. It is entirely free from
acid forming properties. It re
sists dilution by giving up
stray gasoline in the form of
vapor. It is super oily, mini
mizing friction. .
Drain out the old. Refill
. vith Motorite. Only 25 a
, cjuart at any Union Station.
Tune in Union Oil Radio Pro-
Krnm every evening .between
) I 5:30 and 5:45 ovof Station KEX
MOTORITE
, The Union Motor Oil for
t ' High Compression Cars
Despite the t.ut that the city
court ceased to function on June
13, when Judge Taylor departed
irom me etiy on ms vacation 01 a; tnjs t,jly. ul y-oo a m.
montn, mm vim it win ninne u mo
financial showing for June, as dur
ing the 13 days the cash receipts
totalled $300. The following re
port of the court's I u sines for ihe
month, or up to June 13, has ben
prepared by Howard Can It. cle: k
of the court, for presentation to
the city council tonight:
Charged with being drunk in a
public place, seven cases: S 1 0
cash bail forfeited in each of five
cases: 'J-0 cash bail forfeited in
one case; $25 cash bail forfeited in
one case.
Charged with traffic violation,
seven cases: $10 cash bail for
feited in one case; $10 fine im
K il 1. and came to Medford.
Oregon, five months ago to make
his Inline.
Ltesbles his parents, he leaver
two brothers and two sisters, Mar
tha. Miner T Alma Uuth and
Jeiomc. Jr.. all of Medford. Fu
neral services will be held at the
Conger chapel at 10:00 a. in
Thursday with the Kev. W
Katon in charge.
Interment wilt be hi
cemetery.
Livestock
POItTI.AND. July I. (V) -Cattle
calves 10; some steers '27tv
higher: good cows and heifers, 27
fti line higher. Yealers. milk fed.
cull and common. Cnlves.
good and choice, $!K1' lit, common
and medium $74(1).
JKHisJ 4f, Including lino on con
trace steady to 2bc lower; tsoft
or oily hogs und roasting pigs ex
cluded) light lights, $t:2i9i H'.aii;
light weight. H'n to ISO lbs.. $10.2'.
light weight, ISO i :oo
tu
1.07
.'.
Open High I-ow Clo:;
July 0a -'-'l U "'"'a -!l V
Sent !! ,i2 .!U .!'!!
Dec !m .!." ..M 1
Cash wheat:
I Lm Hend hluestem
Soft white
KaKti in -white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red -
Oats: No. '2 :i lb. white ?'-'7.
Today's car teceiptt": Wheat
oats 1, hay t.
Produce
I'OUTLANO. July I. uV) Hut
tor, eggs, milk I butterfat ), poul
try, country meats, onions, tot'
loes, wool, nuts. hay. cascara hark
and hops steady and um-hange it.
rails and
but these
ir cancelled
.iis
Wall Street Report
lbs., $10.2'ii 10.50; medium wolKllt.
20U lu 2M Um. J'.I.L'.'i'il IO .'iO: nu'cl-j
mm weif;m, tn ..o itis.. tv.y
4i'U.i'5: hcuvyweltUil. 250 .to i'.w
.Ills.. . $S.Tni 10; lieuvywelKhl. 2"!l
to :;."0 His.. S.5 to SH.5; iwkirn;
sows, S. l S.2.i; sliiilcliler iuks. $0 viii.k i..i- 1 , t, ti. . i
i, 10; te.der and siockei- uiBs. SIM NKU M)liK- "" 'V Tlio 1
on i;;.to. recovery in sliuve prices was kihi-I
j... SHIOlil" S00. imliidini; 2M on denly tennlnaleil in today's slmki
ffonlni.-t: sharnlv lower. I.amhs. maikel. and .livolal sliales were I
Hie liadersliip of Hie
niei'chandisiliK shares
mulls were reduced
helnre the close.
Tim close was heavy. Sales aH
liroxinuiled 2.r.oo.000 sliaies.
Today's i'lnsini: prices for 15
selected sloclis follows
Am. Can
.:'l Cal. Oas
.I'l Anaconda
, Am. Tel. and Tel
I J. Cm tlss U'viclit
ttVneral Kleclric tnewl
' (iennicot Copper -
Ceneral Motors
Iladio Corporation
Keailini;
Sears ' UoeluicU
I'niteil Air Craft
1'. S. Steel
Mont. Ward
S. I'.' '
M ill Trillium, add are ra4
20.1100 poopln evorv' day. ' '
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1 1
r,:i'i', 1
llM'.-s I
till '3
51 i
ir.f.Ti ;
;il :
...11
You're missing
a lot, if you ;
don't use v tf
AnltotsserDurh .
Budweiser
Barley-Malt Syrup
LIGHT OR DARK
RICH IN BODY '
NOT BITTER
Show Windows Are
Attractive Feature
nriSJCETT Kuneriil services
lor Mia. Uiucsa r.uinott. SS years
posed and collected in one case; 01 .ikc. vm. nun i mu ........ "-.ail weiulitn. cull nud tiunnion
25 cash kail forfeited in one case: her son. Henry Hurnett at Talent : & i r,0
475 oiwh hail forfeited in one ease:' Monday, will lie held at the U11P-1
SoO cash bail forfeited ill one ease;
Medford j good ami choice. sd.50ii '7.50; med- j Renerally depressed 1 to more than
inin. s-,f,rG.60; all weiKhts, common, ! 5 point under yesterday's final
$:t.505: yeavllui! wethers, $:ii 5; levels.
ewes, medium to choice. Jl.7f.rrei TI10 rally was interrupted with
2. SO- 120 to 150 lbs., $1.50fi 1.25; 1 out haviiiB carried much farther
si . than mo several lcmporary tecn-
Tlm display windows In the
new Mcl'tmrsolf s lionie were de
signed and colored by (Jrinsteatl
alid Uunlz, paint eontructors. This
new liackKrounil is snnmthiim new
and is called the jazz, finish. It
makes 1, very artlstle lirtvlcirround
defendnntj-jtrHdj fund acquttte in j
one rne.
tin church at Talent at 2:00 p.m. 1 Portland Wheat
Thursday. . lnerment will bv . .POKTLAND July. I. (fll-
Phoeniv' cemetery
futures
several
nieul uiitui-ns duriuu the June do
- --'rline. The market moved autwtan-
tially hiKlier duriiiK Hie earlier and. ai curdiim to II r. . tirlnstead.
heat hours of s trudiiiK. exteudiiiK , I Im! is. j.lia first, of ilii kind in, suuilieru
! advaneo Iirk) its third day. inulor 1 t irejron
Citts Samuelu beitan il utlcs today
as city treasurer. taliiiiK the place
of 11. .1. Ilerrlan, whoae resipna
t ion, announced a Bhort time uito.
liecamo effective last nlRht. Mr.
Samuels and Mr. Herrian were en
gaged tnday completing arrange
ments for turning over Hie office
to the former, who had held that
position several years ngo. Mr.
Uerrian will he at the oil ice the
remainder of the week to complete,
Ilia semiannual report.
. The office force, . composed of
Allen D. Curry and Miss Lulu Wil
son, will remain the same, Mr.
Samuels Bald. Mr. Curry does not
devote his entire tlmc'-to Ihe treas
urer's office, also Hoing work for
City Record M. L. All'ord. A bond
of $50,000 for Mr. Samuels as city
treasurer has been put up and
all, other preliminaries have been
completed. ,-.
, -(-J,
JOHN H. LOCK
Painting- Decorating
Fine Interior Work a
v . Specialty
- Phone 118
Bosworlh CumnullaRcil
M. P. Hosworth, division man
ager of the California Oregon Pow
er company, was a local business
visitor from Klamath Falls today.
Mr. Atowworth was hiding behind
a growth of whiskers that would
do credit to" the House of David,
and was booking for the '49 days
celebration In Klamath Kalis July
4, 5 and ti. c
160 f
MILES AN HOUR
A Swift Spray
which is
PENETRATING
but NOT INJURIOUS
The Niagara Rex Liqui-dmter
overcomes the common hand
icap of sprayers the high
pressure. For the Rex by
means of this high velocity
and low pressure only I5oz.
at the nozzle givcscomplete
coverage, even to the topmost
foliage, without any burning.
All pump troubles kro elimi
Not a spray, but a "liquid
mist". A fan (not a pump)
projects a wind current which
is heavy-laden with tiny,
"dustlike' particles of liquid
a "penetrating fog". Not a
spot on the tree escapes
protection.
The Niagara Rex is a rapid
worker and no "time out" is
necessary for repairs. Your
spraying materials go con
siderably farther, with a big
saving of time and trouble.
Our local representative will
tell you more about the
Niagara-Rex.
Niagara Sprayer & Chemical Co-.Inc
1 MIDDLE PORT, N, T.
Distributed by
Medford Electric Store
Mdfort! Hide. Pimm t0
Irmn Coiw Drills
The Medford Region drum r.orps
held its regular weekly drill at the
high sehool uthletic field last nlht.
The corps is makiiiK good ju-ogresH
in mastering a new Keriejj of drill
movements and muulcal number,
and expects to tnako a fine how
ins at the state convention in Uaker
next month.
llrtnvrr In Allwny
t M. Hrewer, . Reneral manaRer
for the Copco and Mountain Ktates
Power companies, is spending sev
eral days nn business at the home
office of the latter concern In Al
bany. '
C'oik'o I four Tonijrht
A hour of worth-while musical
entertainment Is assured local peo
ple who listen in on the Copco
radio program from J to 10 p. m.
tonight. Several new artist will
make their debut before the micro
phone In a diversified program ff
vocal and instrumental selections
by noted composers.
Manning Hot urns
Kandntph Manning, formerly of
Central Point, now of Oakland, is
up on a short visit. Dan Herring
and Mr. Manning have gonn "tr
the hills" until after th Fourth
1
iv) ; f TIRES !
Mlrf'Wil I ill l - c - " - "a rr 1
'Soldiers and Women9
At Rialto Tomorrow
The pretentious all-talking pro
duction of the well known stage
(success. "Soldiers and Women,"
which enjoyed a long and succesa
! f ul run on Hroadway, la coming to
! the Itlalto theater tomorrow. The
i action in laid In Haiti. The at
mospheric background provides a
suitable background for the tense.
: dramatic action of the play.
Atleen Pringte plays the leading
feminine role. She In ideally auit
ed to the difficult role of the
; sophisticated, neurotic heroine.
I Miss .Pringle has, .recently appear
ed in "Prince of Diamonds" with
singular success. Grant Withers,
i who haa been ip great demand by
ON SALE
For The ;
4th of July
Vacation Trip
We will take off your
eld tires, clean and
straighten the 1 rims
and align with wheel
so that they revolve
true.
111 th Urxe mnant becA.ifte of
State highway rommlmion llljhl unu.iial talrnt, hla rxiwllcnt
niH-n IiIiIk .lunp i". (nr lilal.wny Im-1 rcrnrrtlim vnlco ami aiipnlinK
provemont iirfijpriH In 1! f')iinlii"'r,,,'n PTOonallly, iny Ihp man
of the stale inline lead opposite Mis I'rinple.
We will accept your old tires as
part payment on New High Qual
ity Fisks. Trade in your old tires
and make these sale prices even
lower.
Jennings Tire Co,
DISTRIBUTOR FOR SOUTHERN OREGON
OppoiteNat Medford, Ore. . Sarr Jennings, Prop Pje 23 """"
Fresh NewvTopuQuality
FISKS
ON-YOUR-WHEEL prices
29x4.40
30x4.50
Qx'S.'OO
30x5.00
$6.95
$7.85
$8.85
$9.10
30x5.25 $10.'60
$10.5
$11.00
$12:90
31x5.25
28x5.50
32x6.00
1
All sizes on sale. . If jour size is not T shown,
above, come in, they have been reduced also.
K LIGHTER AND CHEAPER TIRES
PROPORTIONATELY LOWER IN PRICE
TAKE ADyANTAGE
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