Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE six 1rETTOtffl MATT. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,- OT? KAON. WEDNESDAY; sTULY ffl'lftW.'' is t s I I 5 This Shop Will Be Closed All Day, Friday, July 4 So buy your wants for Friday from the finest selection ;of meats. .and poultry in Medford. Also picnic and lunch-meats. - FOR THURSDAY Choice Rhode Island Red Fryers Nice Young Squabs Oregon Turkeys''--Beef Tenderloin Swift's-Steer Beef Corn Fed Pork ' ' ' ' Milk Fed Spring Lamb--' ' f , ,BrQokfield Sausage ... Swiss Creamery Cottage Cheese ? Everything in the meat tyne for '- - Your Fourth of. July' Outing - - ! , Liberty Meat Market ; ''The Home of Good Meats" , , y Swift's Government Inspected Beef , T Swift's' Best" 'V': Holly and Main " ' Phone 164 im I CANADIAN COP IT OF TRACK FADES VANCOUVKK. n. C, July 2. iV) Tho "Cunndlun Comet" dlHup pourcU yeaterday und expert are Hkciitiml uh to whether , ft will .show up ukuIii. . The Htreitk faded out ymitprdtiy afternoon when I'ercy WlIliamH, trailed Eddie ,Tohm und George i HIinpHon, In a upcciul 100 meter race in the Uonion day track, und field meet.- ' .Jabby ftoblnwon, UniverHity of Oregon negro, gave the fan a ; ihrUl when he vaulted 13 feet 016 inched to breuk tho Canadian mark of U feet 3 3-8 InchoH. "More than 100 men and women athleteH from tho. United Ktutea ; und. (anotla cpnwdted In 22 evontH. Crowd Surrounds Southern Cross Crew in New York i-mttdt BswwsO: -jr 1 4!"t y- ' mT.x, ...-- stir 1 w-5J Qiinrtct tit nli'iiii-n who rfHlc III c "Soutlicm Cross- across Ilic Atluiillc; lilt' surroiimk'il by.n Crowd i,t wi-k-oiiH-i'8 as shown In llils Ass oulau-cl Tress teli'iiliolo lakcil uikjii tlit-lr urrlval at ICooscvvIt Field, New York. 'V' ANOTHER 4TH IS HERE i ' ' Another holiday another cele . bratlon of the glorious Fourth another day to be thankful for our Independence qnd national pro gress. ' l" . . For we know that to be Indepen-' I' - ' "' .. i . -; i dent Is to go forward with the vigor and' enthusiasm ' of youth. ' This Institution cherishes Its policy of Independence. It has enabled us to stay young-minded to i - grow with our community to be of Increasing service. So we celebrate another Fourth with the promise of greater ' progress ahead and greater opportunities of serving you. City Cleaning & Dyeing Works 621. North Riverside - - Phone 474. NKW YORK, July 2. IV-In Iho future, there will be no foul puncheH in New York ring. The ow York Htato athletic comntlH Hion Iiuh JcglHlated them out of cx- jHtence. Under a new-regulation adopted by tho commltwlon. boxern will de- vIho their own irnplcmentH of pro toqtion, subject to approval t .by the commiHHion, and then waive all right to clulm a foul wherever a blow may land. All roforeoH In thin Htato will be Informed that all flghtem claiming a foul in tho future Hhull he count ed out. ... FOR LADY GOLFERS A .lillntl liuKey for luitles. open- mj loilay at tho plioKlie Jtlvcr. , Val ley'Gnlf ussoelutlon links and will t'omlnue for two months , until Hopti'mhor 1. I'1-Ixph of Bolt hulls, (lonatrd by Mis. Davo Wood will lio alven winners. It will bo stused as a handicap affair and entrants asked to play with lady partners. Kvqry WedneiNlay will qontlpUo to ooj. uuiies nay m , tho Jeoursiy. 1 l . 1. WITHOUT A LICENSE A. r, Farr of (irants Pass was arrested yesterday by Oatno War den Hoy l'arr on tho Oreen Sprlni; mountain road for peddllnK flub. without license. It waa , reported this mornliwr. Parr was fined $73 In Justice Coleman's court, Jack sonville. He claimed tho fish came from Crescent city, i They woit bonfls eatd hnd Karr' paid his fine. V Brisbane's Today (Continued from page one) (Continued from Page One) stiles Kroatly diminished in June. Tli is iih'huh tlmt many Anu'r iciins lire miiluiif; a serious mis dike. KITiciency und rapid mo tion no toffutlii'r; you wouldn't think 111 1 1 cli of a bird that de cided to economize by doin witliout whiffs. Mctter do with out Hoiuethiiifr else, i.- f'.ii . , '. An , n u t 0 in o b i 1 e , wisely "ought, used mid cared for, is not an ex(rava;aiiec , for any man. It is a necessary part of modern equiinent, and to do without it Is tli-j worst kind of "false economy." ' I. BE HONOR GUEST i I i i i i r i ill . j-u, r 'YOUR NIAGARA REX LIQUI-DUSTER . ; '. . ' Will Be Ready for Immediate Delivery SprayMhe new ,wy andrtavi Jlme, materials.! n 'do mora thorough Job with Penetrating mist of spray. Let Us show the r Rex to you. ' - Wl MEDFORD ELECTRIC STORED t( Medford Bldg. . .. ' JACK MOORE. Prop. Phone 00 T : -i A Deserved Tribute! .lust as tills nation In accord ed worldwide recognition for supremacy on Independence Hay. so me our slock mid imultry foods recoKnliod for tlislr.miiirerlor , qunlltles by alt who use them. Tboy are constantly winning new friends becuuso they aro tho iMUlts of knowMKO milni'il throtich Hi.tual feedlnK ex-porliuenls. MINIATURE GOLF PRIZE In a play-off yesterday after noon for the weekly ladles' im-Ikc at the miniature Kolf course. Mrs. I.cnore (lllllland defeated Mrs. It, J. t'onioy and , Mary lCdmlston. with the exceptionally low score of RO. Warren Tut-nqulst took the prlr.e In lliu 'men's) division with low scnu ; of 40. . . . ' BUSH LEAGUE BALL: The schedule for the valley bush leaKUO Uaselialt leaKue was an nounced today as follows: Talent vs. Uaale Point at Knale Point: Jacksonville vs. Modoc Orchards at, Jacksonville: stickles vs. Ken wood at tlrant: Pirates, vs. -tot Orchards at Talent. The fames ai-o expected to attract unite n gal-lei-' it- srvM-tatois. ,V All all request pioKram will bp broadcast from station K.MKI) on Iho ovonhiK of July ,1rd. It was an nounced this mornlnit. Tim pro gram HI opon at 9:00 p. m..and eontlnuo until mldniKht. ArraiiKenients lor (Ills cntortaiu ment have been comploled to c roinniodnle tho many penpln who have written and telephoned the station to ask If Medlord would be on the air the night before - tho Fourth of July. Charley Irvln. a Wyoming: cow boy, was the leading race owner at the last Aurora, III. .-season. He had 13 winner. . Police In Unite. Mont, have re covered all except one of son cars reported stolen there last year. I'roetor & (iambic, whieh is the funiily name of Ivory soap, is reported to have purchased the French Caduiit Soap com pany, tine of the ;. hi'trcst in Kurope, with a husiuess of 25,)tK),(KK)'aycaK"' ';'' ' The l'rqctor & (iambi.), peo ple are considering other pur chases ol soap companies, Itrilain, I'Viinee and (ierinany. In tlio days ((f Caesar nd ldicullus, nicii went out to con- tpier nations-with men. Now dollars do the work and are the . , soldiers,, .coiKjucr'uig more iuietiy, more surely. Mr. l.lliKlo. .reporter-for the t'hl cafto Tribune, murdured, turns oul to have been docp In the plana, and probably sharing the .lirotlts of xang-sters, acconllns lo detec tives' utatuiuouts.. . His salary was (till a week, aiid his lncoina B0, OUO a year. The most serious statement .111 this lamnntablo exposure Is ' that I.liiRlo dealt In police promotion. To bo made pollco lieutenant the chin-Bo was 1.6i)i), for n caiilln, ?!i.0tl(). No wonder somo of tlio police turn tit m-hl't aiAr Kanusters. vhort the position they hold Is part of a Kraft system. . r . t v.. Tho Incidcnl in no way dls crudlla tho I'liliago Tilliunc, wtilch know nothliiK of r.liiBle's imU?r. world llto. Ilowovor, Colo tt o.l? Mel'orinlck and Major l'uttoraon,' whose own ership controls tho Tribune, will want to know-whnt -imrtlciilHr-lte dlvlduul, In the Trlbmm orcanli:a tiou did know of-l.liiKlc's activlllcs, aupportlnpt Mm with tho Ti lbuno's nuthnrity, and presumably shariim Ills protitHr'i . . . . i . Miss Klnora tlulamler, named "Miss Medford" at the dance at Oriental Gardens Saturday night, will bo guest of honor at tho ban quet and meeting of the Lions and Lion ladies at St.' Mark's hall this evening. Tho meeting will open with a banquet ut 7 o'clock, which will bo followed by Installation of officers for the coming year. Those to head the Ilon ladles are: Mrs. L. 1. Pennington, president; Mrs. F. U. Hunch, vice president, and Mrs. Olln Nlchuls. secretary. K. It. White will be Installed us president of the IJons club: In land Itruphy-as c vioe president; lOrnest' Scott.' ' secretary: I. a. Cleveland, lion tamer .and JDon Collier, tail twister. f : " ' Following installation of officers the remainder of the evening will he.dovotetl to dancing and cards. Lion 'George Newberry will jict as chairman of tho installation com- Meteorological Report " y Forecasts Medford : and vicinity: Tonight fulr, Thursday cloudy becoming unsettled; moderate .temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight, Thursday, fulr east portion; cloudy becoming unsettled In west portion with showers along the coast'; moderate temperature. - ; ' - - Local Data. 5g r- K o. - - to ; i ; Temperature (deg) 79 CI Hlhgest (last 12 hrs.).. 84 '." 79 Lowest (last 12 hrs).... 55 54 Hoi. Humidity (Pet.).. 43 81 Precipitation (inches) .00 .00 State of weather.. Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Fourth: of July PICNIC MEATS Prices on Specials will be effective ' THURSDAY and SATURDAY Rhode Island Red Hens and Fryers Rabbits Home Made Weiners Veal Loaf Easy to prepare for picnic luiu-lics. Lowest temperature this ing, 52 degrees. Total precipitation since tcmber 1. 1929, 13.97 Inches. Scp- Teniperature a year ago today: Highest 87; lowest 50. Sunset totday, 7:50 p. m. Sunrise, Thursday, 4:40 a. m. Sunset Thursday, 7:50 p. m. Observations taken at 5 a. m.v ..... 120th meridian time. AUTO CRASH SUIT , CITT. ? (A 09 W s w II J v? I B ! - - I ....84 .....84 ...94 rtnker tjity Iliuniarck ... Hoisa Denver ,. 92 I I)es Moines 78 j FreBiio 102 Helena 33 40 Pt. Cloudy G2 Clear 5(i Pt. Cloudy (i( Clear Clear Clear till U(i A circuit court Jury late.' yester day. In the civil suit of A. C. Mansfield ; against the Southern Oregon Stages. Inc., returned- a verdict In favor of Mansfield in(gnn Francisco thd ..sums of. $3100 for general J Santa Fe Seattle Los Angeles Marshfleld Phoenix PortlRiid ... Hed Bluff . Hoscburg .:. Salt -Lake ...i7li ...1H ...:.74 98 .....70 98 ....02 damages and $:)00 for auto dnnv age. Mansfield -asked for $2(1.500. tc The 'suit was the outgrowth of an auto accident on the Green Spring-highway a year ago. The testimony showed that the. -triage struck the car In which Mansfield was riding, over a precipice. .The stage company set up n .yetiiltor siuy o eintiibutoryjncgll- ..OB ...82 ...82 ...7G (10 Cloudy 42 Cloudy 82 Cloudy 50 Pt. Cloudy B0 Clear 48 Clear 72 - Clear 52 Clear GO Clear 48 Pt. Cloudy 60 Clear 56 Pt. Cloudy 5G Cloudy Spokane Walla W'nlla Winnipeg ... W. j. Hutchison, meteorologist causing it to toppio , " Second Wife" Now At Fox Craterian Hope springs, eternal . , Mr. Andrew Mc('nniibell, new prohibition bos InN'cw Yoi'ksa.vj ho will chock rum, 11 nil asks New Yoikera plcaso, ta eUaniu! ..their habits. You mlglit ns well ask the leopard ,to cl aate. Ills, siwis. He can only ilo It. as has been said. by getting up rora 0110 spot and moving lo another. The X'nu- Yorkor can change his- habits only r by Kettipg up from one speakeasy and movltrg to-nnothep. r iTTAni ononrnT TO t (:,: Mil t'orey. yd. arrested lust week at'K'liiiiiatti Falls for an attack on a J 2-year-old Itoguo Illvor girl, enteratirt idea tif net guilty when given a hearing In the Gold -Hill Justice court this forenoon. His Itomrs Were set at' $10,000 and he was bound over to. the grand Jury. Tiiffifc eases were1 also brought Into court and included a $10 fine Splendid examples .1 drama, portrayed by Conrad Nagcl and Llla- Ieiv will bo seen In Radio Pictures' "Second Wife," opening iodtty at the . Fox Craterian the ater. . Critics who have seen this pic ture say It will bo of Intense In terest to all miniums, of jdranui, as delivered In talking pictiiroB. II ts said that tle-cniinuiation. sound effects, splicing, . Htuge presence and tempo of tho entire show nel- 4 tlotn has been excelled in tliie- new est form of entertainment. Kvery member of the cast Is a seasoned trouper, both on screen and stago. -'.Tills, can be claimed even for little Freddie Uurke Fred erick, who. despite Ills seven years. Das hart almost lour years exporl- ftir 1Iim-o Xli-nnir -M.ilr.,rit . ,,..n.n.. .,.i,,.., i.- 1 M..1.-..K .,. lencc In the show world .tlcdford. was fined $i'o on a slni-1 Huwll Mack, who directed "Sec- IIhi- rhiii-Ktv K. I,. Krltl. also ofl"nn " 8,pnt lW0 mnnlhs bo tliiVlty. wan tinea $H for falNim !Ir,ef,nR ,he and refused to . ....... r 'ltt1irf.tlMullWlnn utit LI .-.,ll.,fUJ.ll..l SPECIALS Good Hams, half or-whole... lb. 28 Pure Lard - lb. 12' . Lamb, Stew - Jb, 12Atf Light Lean Bacon..' :.........'...:.:......'.....:...lb. 28 ; Economy Meat Market 206 East Main Phone 46 And . PEOPLES MARKET ECONOMY GROCETERIA NO. 2, W. Sixth Telephone 1085 Nichols & Ashpole Economy Fish Market Fresh Fish Uelicious Fruits and Vegetables Bulk Pickles Cheese fi IT, ' -V-.- ST Ufc-IMfe k LET GILMORE BLU GREEN GASOLINE "A treated high test gasoline at no greater cost' TAKE YOU ON YOUR 4th OF JULY TRIP eaeh 'menrbep ' actually, fitted rote. his CONCLUDE MEET PHOF.XIX. Ore.. July 2 pl.) Oi-Kankxatlon of a Juvenile order .n connection with the Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge has been com pleted here, and officers eleetc.l and Installed, as follows; Past guardian nelahbor. Itose M n r y ttlshop; guardian nelehi.nr. t.eona liaugherty: advisor, Mable lliud- csly; miiKlclnn. Maxlne Coldelalil clerk, lleorge Harilesty: niuslclae. Caroline Dattghettv: attendant. Jnney Itlshop; cAptaln of guards. ! conference, along The conference of the southern Oregon county agents following its forenoon session yesterday. and attending the afternoon In attend ing the drainage demonstration at the Watt orchard and visiting the Southern Oregon F.xperhnetib. sta tion where Prof. F. C. Helmer went over his work for their edification, remained in session at the Hotel Medford until midnight last night, before concluding. . . A number of extension aiieclal- ists from Corvallla attended the Ith the county LONGER WE A It GUM-DIPPED ; BALLOOIV TTS'hard to believe Firestone Gum-Hipped Tires could be still better but here is more good news for you! Jtere rubber between the plies 25 more non-skid life and 36' more .near. New quicker actine non-skid tread. ..These new Improvements will give you more mileage and jrreater safety. Your old tires accepted in trade, tome in tndav. THE GREATEST 12-REEL CIRCUS OF NONSENSI CAL HOKUM THAT EVER BUSTED A NATION 'S RIB QMITH , WATKIN. . "" FIRESTONE ONE-STOP STATION iJV Iredene Onugherty: hanker. June , agents of Ijike. Douglas, lies- lllshnp; Inner sentinel. Iieatty chutes. Ciws. Klamath. Josephine Dauaherty: tiHg hearers. Iie and; and Jackson counties, and gave ad- Uila Cohlelgh. Mm. Koarlla Watt Is enbr guardian. The little folks are u king bue'r et In their work f.nd the new or: der promises to be h grea' suc-ens. A picnic will I..- hrl. in Aihl:i-;.l on the lsth for the new order. dresses on various subjects. These "were O. F. XtcW'horter. the new horticulture specialist: Harry l.lnd r.i. livestock specialist: H. C. Seymour, stale lender of clubs, and Pnf. Ilyrne. bead Ind'tstrlnl journalism department. i Riverside and 9th Phone 520 f For Your Picnic on the 4th 1 we would suggest taking some of our fine Gold, Brown or f v . Chocolate Cup Cakes 30c doz. Tlicy are easily packed and served J Butterhorns for Breakfast f Fine Cookies 10c and 15c a dos. Hot Dog and other sandwiches taste better when made with Model Bakery fine Buns ARE COMING MODEL BAKERY 111 W. Main it: Phone 103-R 4 TtTt T t4'' tt t tttt t.tti.