Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 12, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textcts.- VAGE TWO Iocal and r -'Personal Market Intercut Growing The city public market today was liejrlnnlnir tolook' like It imed to before the city threatened to clone the market July'l. Quite a num ber of rarrnen were present wlh supplies of home Kiown produce, and liejlnnlng next week one pror ducce plans to rent nearly one on tire side of -the market to carry ".on, aji wholesale! produce bualnos.H. Tne markot is open every nay irom f a. m- tq S P. m-'T-lie llareravca llerc on VUlt ' Dr". and Mrs. U. P. Hurjrrave and .daughter of Berkeley, Oil., former Veil known local residents, arrived In Med ford on the Hhaata this molnlni? to. visit relatives and friends. - - . Canninir apricota, 5c lb. Frank Iln'a Grocery, 437 Bo. Central. 116 ' Orcftoiilans at Hotels ' ' Among the Oregon people reg istering at Med ford hotels Friday, other than ; those from Portland, : were M. R. Lewis, It. E., Steven son of Corvallls, R. M. Heln 6f Leb. nnon, B. B. Gabriel, Mm. M. 1). Phillips, Aleno Phillips of Salem Uuy H. Jqhnson and. Mi A; Heed '" of Eugene and A'. Hparllng of Roue- burn .. v , Geo.' Alforil has nmn-eholr-e ap rlcuts fur sale at the ranch, two mlies east, of Phoenix, at 6c tier pound.' Plenty on hand for Sun day or Monday. Call at ranch ,or Phono m-F-J. H2 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks of Mod ford were guests Wednesday evqn ln a!t the J. V. Wright homo ,1" ' Ashland. . , ... Bucllla package goods one-half price. Handicraft Shop, ,4 2 8. Con tral. Phone 702 U' ' Helcsutctt on Ball .' John Butcllff, arrested by the 1 ehortfTa office o short tlma ago for the operation of a still in the Butte F-atlq urea, was bound over to the rand Jury yesterday when he ap peered In the, Jacksonville Justice court. His ball was set at 11(100 which ho raised. Tree props: 4 large stock always 1, hand.' Tel. 6211. Modford Lum ... intf on . Upr Co ' Home frohi Xortti "-. Afi'a. Ooofge , Tlk'k or this city .'.returned .(o''Miaror(V this mrinijng , r,rom fortmnu, wnere sne nns poeq Visiting. ' ' ''' ' ' . ' ' '". , ;. . .Choice gladioli,. cut flowers and iuo"ral splrtVt, .Sarouclson's Flow'i er Garden,' 808 Clark St. Phone . , . j. . ; i ,. in 'nmt''AM-CHMrnH0 Will '' V. '"' We' don't, know what tuckith 'nntl-PlgareMo1 4ftlttofi circulator had, but It would se'onithat If only half of the smokers we see daily' nAdlng,' da the saying' Is, another natl to thelr-icofflna, vte hs'Jthey. smoke, thf circulator nr wasting their flme.v Mlllshoro Independent. Floral sprays, eocsages and mix ed bouquets for ssle. Large anaprt nient. qf qholce gladlvlas ln red, crlimiun. . ccrlee. , luvandqr, riwo. pink, vcllow and other colors, 40o n dor.cn. Phone 8H0-U or call nl tlcLpsh Qnfdens,. 335 .Hquth, Holly St. ', -, ,;' .i in Ml- jJook 'Ctnlllin sjcriqnn' i Miss Gertie "Sine',' who was taken tq tile Saorod Heart ,hospil last Week, kerlpual); ill, was reported to My. as, being unimproved. JMIwi ' alee- is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Warren D. Mea of Applegate. and Is an employe of the local .Montgomery Ward company store. ' fjlfibs, bgiods4V4 tiers. 5.fn. Gin,ull loads. IH .'po, V.alloy Fuel O . (h.one. f, . ,', 1 ' ! '. tf Krrtm txaiant liilnta : ' Included "Among the guests at Ibcal hotels from a distance are Dora Petersen of Des Moines, la., Harry Wilson of Chicago, III,, nnd W. B. Poolo of Nelson, II. C. , pijuncpx lirin."ei('i now Wateri 1-'3 1vusl Main V. Insurance and ileal Estate. 8tf Arlttirn fWin pwtlnncl '' "'" " " Following a wq-day visit In Portrand, Mr. and Mrs. I,, n. Hragg and son returned to Medford tills morning. . . Plcolo .supplies,. Sundays and holidays at Huaun's Whul-Not, tth and Ivy, ,,; , up : M, . THomiiiuin, qnd Mr. Hen dofnq'pof 8',an'le nave 'taken Jio qrp samples from, tho Barren mine oil tjie OrcenspiinKs to Seattle for nill) run Ileal, Mr. Thompson, Who hail had 25 yeais of milling experi ence In Alaska and about 10 years In the Hlaklypus, has been working the mine for the lust month. Ash land Tidings.. - V fiance ' (lilf , o'clock, Gold Hill very Saturday, night. . , ; , 8IM( Visiting Mis AunVrmin'' ' W. E. 'Trltch of tlrnss Vallev. 'Ca.lv accompanied by his children. "Is spending a short time in Med rord visiting his elsicr-ln-law, Miss Olga Anderson, of the sheriff's of-rice..;.- ;;.v, ', ' The' semi-annual elearlng sale is ow In 'progress: at Klhslwyn H. Hpffroapn's. Including Hats Coats. Dresses arid Ensembles. 111' ioH-s Bounty Warrant A bounty warrant was Ipatied at lha oounty elrrk's office today ' If D. Knhll of Jacksonville for tho killing of a bob-cat. , Canning apricots, c lh. Frank . (Ipls flrocery. 417 So. Central, lit KM Tat Ttii Mr, and Mrs, J. K. .Howell if Medford and daughter Kthel M. Howell of Grants Pass enjoyed a three-day trip to 'Crescent City. Handon and Marshrield over the week end. . . Bucllla package goods one-half prloe. Handicraft Bl(pp, 43 8. Cen tral. Ptioh JOj, , H Gaining DlMtancc on Air The new feature, of KM ED, the Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln station, "pecll and Sally,", is going, over big and ha attracted .letters frorq several California cities. Including Kureka and Redwood City. To be heard that far south Is regarded by stUr tlon officials as being little short of remarkablo in view of weather conditions and the proximity of California stations, f To Visit III North Mrs. J. A. Currlo.and Miss Orac Currle left on the Shasta Frlduy for Portland and plympla for a short visit. Order now 16-ln. green plnO alabs: big loads, 4 ft tiers, (5.60. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. : tf , Dqcilla package goods one-half price. Handicraft Shop, 42 S. Con tral. Ph,one 702. , " . J13 Visit rriml Onklatlil M.r. and Mrs. J. A. Norman iim oaugnicrs. rjmma .M,ie ana uivira, of Oakland, Cal., arrived in Med- ford today, and' left Immediately for Butte Falls, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. O Hlbhard. Floral sprays, corsages and mix ed bouquets for sule. Lurge assort nient of choice gladlolas In ro(, crlm.son, cerlsr., lavender, rose, pjnk, yellow and other colors, -40c i dojsen.,, Phone 890-L, or call ut Dehosh, Hardens, 825 Mouth Holly Wt. i; i ; l. .1 . ;-!( ' 1 17 8hoe Specials one lot of values to (4.65, special $2.95. Other shoes apodal $8.85 to $5.06, Carpenter's Shoo Store, "Thei lio Box," 228 East 6th St. . , ' . 114 Plane R)eclit Flowers i .A box pf gladlol gathered .,p gardens at Alametf-i, Cal., ut 8:20 p clock yesterday was delivered ".o Mayor Baker at 2:40 o'clock, less than seven, hours ufter the airplane wJiich brought them loft the Cull fornla city. Tho flowers were In; perfect. condition. They were the gift of Mrs. Lillian mark, pros! dent of tho Alameda Clludloll socl ety, and were shipped here by a West Const nlrplane, r Tho Oro, gonlan. Free load kindling with 2 big loads 16-ln. slabs. 'aIcy Fqel Co. 1'nooo 76. tf - Cold meats and salads at Hu- son'a What-Not, 6th and Ivy. Ill Here on niisiticsH Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mlddlestead or Hagle Point ore In Medford to dny attending to business mnttors and shopping at locnl stores. Tree prqps. All lengths, rogqlar size. Cheup at Medford Lumper Co, . i ..... , . ,. . 78lt Victor Cuibcrtson tried almost everything for poison onk and got no relief tiqtll ho used Dr. Blazos! Poison Onk prescription. Sold an guaranteed by Hoath's Driig Store, only,'li, ,', i' : ,! 'ill? Iloturiw In Siirlngfli'lil . ' ' Miss Mary Kllxaheth Whitney of Springfield, Ore., who hus hcuri Visiting Drt. and MiJ S. R, Dlppel for several days, loft for her home this morning. Miss Whitney spent three weeks In Los Angeles previ ous to her visit In Medford. ,- Anderson's New Studio of Pho tography, , ground flpor, 407 B. Man, oppqalto piggly Wlggly. 130 Canning a)i'ots, 5e 1U. Frank lin's Grouery, 437 So. Central, lit' Johnson In City Johnnv Johnson, renresenletivn of thq "aclfc .Fruit UxpreBs, with iivttuiviiriers in rqruanu,., was in Medrord yesterday transacting bus iness with railroad men and ship net's and vlstttnff with frlemiu: Johnson was formerly stationed In .Medford. Chauiteey Florey now located 128 bluet Main Wt. Insurance mul Real lCntate. 65tfr Central Polpt (Irango turkey supptr, ; Wedneailny, July 16. ut Central Point til'anKo hall. . public Invited. 114 ('llliriirilliillx lit llotels Callfornlnns registering at Mo.l tord hotels Friday included Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Meurs, Mrs. Coggs- well, H. R. Fisher and family pf Los Angoles, Mrs. Mayy M. and Meredith Utter of Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. SalJ, F. P. Taggnrt nnd ramlly or Glendate, Mrs. F. N. Clurk and sons, Mr, and Mrs, W. )', Webber r Ilqllywood. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berg or Palo Alto, Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Hdoowold of Altndcna, Mrs. John Mi'Faddcn and Ada and Mabel MrFadden or Kunta, Ana. l-.thel Bear ur South Pasadena aqd the following froii) San Frunclsco: Mrs. Omnia Frleqdly, Miss L. IHs scr. Adele . Iteess, Mr, mid Mre. J. J. Hundley, Kdw. U. Hundley, Mr. and Mrs. W. Puukerhaiu, Mr. and Mrs. A. lllnkel and son, and Lieut. ntu Mrs. N. Y. Malcolm, Phone 542. We'l haul uway your refuse. Clly Sanitary Service. 337tf Tree props at Illg Plnea Lhr. Co, Tel. No. l. 108U Will Visit Crater Ixikc Mr. iitid Mis. II. W. Russell of Grants Pa, and Mrs. Lewis 8. Ul th of this city will spend to morrow at Crater Lake. Extra choice gladiolus In a lavgc assortment of colors, 40c a doxvn. Florsl sprays and mixed bouquets a specialty. DeLosh Flower Oar dens. 355 South Holly St. Phono IflO-J.. , 117 Hut Specluls 300 new folt and silk huts, valtiea tip to $1,98, apea Inl J I is and $2.98. Tho Hand Box, 223 Fast th St. 114 Xrarvr PtHirliousc Tile good old autumoblle hus cut down distances yes. we are all nrarer the poorhutise than epr before. llermlston Herald, Dunce till 2 o'clock. Gold Hill every Saturday night. i S9tf You'll enjoy a v-tratlon moroj If you get one of our Natural Perma nent Wave. Hhelton (Toqulgnole or Rlnglette stylea. Emma Clloo Beauty Shop. Liberty Itldg. phone 4, . : . -414' MEDFORD MAIL Visited Medrord Today ..." A.,Jl. pummva fit the Portland Airways company stopped at the Mcdfard airport, this foronpon, fly ing a new.Htinson ,lr. cabin plane, en route from Los Angeles to Port land. The ship will be used In connection with service carrle'd on by the company. . . K. H. Thomas was a business. Visitor from Medford ,. In Clrqnts I'ttss yesterday. . .t (. , ,, I i, ... Kxtra choice gladlolas in a large assortrncnt of colors, 40c a dqzen. Floral sprays and- mixed bouquets a 'specialty. DeLosh Flower Gar dens, 325 Houth Ifolly 'Bt. Phone 390-L. .117 (Jcrecn doqrs. (fixtures free). Medford, Lumber, Co., Phone 620. - rutt Mure Auto License-' i ,, Tbe sheriff's office coptinueg to be rushed with , the Issuance r'cf nuto licenses for the. year beglnAlpg July 1. Over 60 were issqed yes tcrduy and more were expected to day. 1 Groceries, milk, eggs and bakery goods at Huson's What-Not, 6th and Ivy. . Ill ; ''Jfor beat greeiV.slabs, ask'drivcr or cull Medfo'd Fuel o. ' Tel, 631. ' : : 1 .-' t i- "m octf Iimiiovc o Ills Home ' If. R. Steams', a piitlent 'at the Sacred Heart hospital for the past week, wns removed yesterday do his homo' on East Main street. Lot me write your fire Insurance, Carl y.' fengwald,' Motel1 Holland Bldg. Phone 691. , ". .: . . tf " Vlnnen Wed nnrl' ftiit:. Tlrenm land; Ladles free; , gents f6c. Dynge's music. ; , ; i 113 vimIim rvjiic. ijiLi H. It- Musters of Chicago, who is op the Pnciflo coast qn ' business and pleasure, left iy , stage this morning lor crater fUKe to apenu Dressmaking and remodeling lot the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg. Tel. 1181. tr4 Lime for all purposes at Med ford Lumbor Co. ' ,-. , 18tf Suing- for HnnuigcH : J. . H. ' Goswick was named de fendant in a dqmagp action filed against him in circuit . court yes- tertlay by Martha, McClung for (10,137, claimed tq bo duo by the plaintiff as a result of un auto crash -on Onkdale avenue last liarph.,' Mrs, MqClupg claims she sustained serious injuries, . A special In tapestry and leather handbags at fl.00, 32.00, $3.00, 's offered at Ethclwyn B. Hoffmann's. 114 Ohauncay i Florey now1 located 128 I'Jnst Main fit, Insqrancq and Real Estate.- . -m 5tf To Visit Relatives ".. ; .'' -Mrs. Tom Flliott and. daughters Irene unfl Dorothy of Dcnvqr! Cplo., arrived iq Medford this mqrnlng -to visit Mr. and Mrs; Frank Yashin, Mrs. Louisa Greg, ory, and qthor. relatives. Irene and Dorothy are .the greqt-gran.1-duughtcrs of Mrs. Gregory, whom she had not acoq before. ' Lot us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phone 542, City Sani tary Service. S87tf v . i For best green slabs, ask drivel er call Medford Fuol Co., Tel. 631. : 65tf! front Htule MetroiipIlM Guepts from , Portland at local hotels Frlduy Included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Aryeson, Mr. and Mrs. P. (1. Lawrence, Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Hole. E. R. Persa. T. G. Van- Boocklck, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cal kin, K. G. Lewis, T. H. Clarke. G. W. Staples, c. P. Harris. H. O. Tlb hals. I-:. W. Gibson. It. I'. Mythlng. W. P; Forty. J.. D. Clemenee. S. A. Mnlehorn- and J.' BLihofborgor. v 1 han't hue chnnn trnn nrnna and liuvo them break -and spoil you,r trees. :Got No.' 1 red fir treo'props front Woods -Lumber Co., Hast Jackson at Genesee. 113 . Seol illrlll's sheet Metal Works fur radiator, fender and auto bodv repairing. - J !, -, i ; ; tf Two .Marriage Licenses i The county clerk's office Issue!, marriage liceuses this forenoon II, Itrlcno. 37, Spanish. nm Myrtle Mooily. m, Indian, both of Red ding. Cal., and to Ira Brooks, 28. and .Mario Tlekq, (3, both ilf Hilt Cel. . . : . ' 1 No, I red fir tree props. Wood's Lumber Co., Fast Jnckson at Gen vee. 113 Dance till t o'clock, -Gold Hill every -Saturday night. , Siltf Uoswc.lls nt (itinl 'Pqlnt Mrs. Maude Uoswcll and children or Ventura. Cal., arrived In Cen tral Point the first, of thls'week. for a ten days' .visit .with friends: Loose, squeaking wheels are dan gerous. Iluve them tlghtnned on a hydraulic' wheel setting machine at Flchtner's Oarage. BStf ,- Green slabs, tho better kind from Medrord Fuel Cn. Order early. Phone eai. , lostt Grains Pass tlm-ior Visits fir. ThnN. tl Wvull wits Amnne the Grunts Pas residents spending somo lime in Meiiiora yesteraay. We have that particular mould ing for your individual picture. The pensleys, opposite New Holly theater. tf Krystalglo kortnk gloss supreme. The Peafley's, upposite Hully the ater, tf Klt'iM III Pnrllntld Dr. and Mis.' Walter Ai K. Kresse of Mrdrurd arrived In. the clly yes terdt.y on '.heir wav to Rogue Klver valley, after an absence or seven weeks In tho east. While In Chi cago the doctor tiuik a post-graduate course In surgery and attend ed the Mayo clinic. pregonlan. llemstltchlnj. plcitlng, pleating, button making and hose mendlnx Handicraft Shop, 57t( TRIBUNE, MEDFOftD, Local radio funs are looking' for ward to the next Copco hour, pro gram' of popular music, scheduled for Tuesday evening, July 15th, The hour will feature the Crewa slaters, popular melody artists; Floy Young, violinist, and ver Den Har vey, ulanlste. The detailed . pro- tcrum wi)l o,ppear in, tpnrorrpw'a Mall Tribune; i , . l ,cr. , . Anyopo, who would ' like & bar gain in a high grade banjo should c&ll at this office and inspect the banjo left here for ile: a- sacrifice regardless of cost, v , 25tf' For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel. Co., Tel. 631 Smith Rocovering- , ' Dick Smith, well known mem ber of the Copco home office, Ac counting department, Is making a splendid recovery frohi his recent operation, according ta report. He has already been removed to hla home and oxpects to return to his Copco dAities in the nea future. ' A special value at $1.50 In the all -silk Arteraft hoBe- is making quite a reputation at Ethclwyn B. Mofrnutnn'a.' i , - tf . Mahogany dining room set, lib rary table; splendid condition. Tel, 1695. , 117 Representative Hero ' W. W. llanksley or tho Electrical Producut corporation -was a local business ylsltor today;'-' Siskiyou Summit Lodge open tot the summer. (Jhlcken .dinner 75i;i also tea room lunches.' ; ' jot ,, Lpose wheels rqHt and radiators cleaned. Van's Oarage, 33 S. Bart-' left. Phono 208. '.i l ' -.- ; i - .; if ., A hot ha'th these, hot days IB most refreshing. A gas water heat er heat water' as fast as you can use It. , Two unbeatable ,cpmb(n tiprtaj jcalj VaMpa, thd hot ly'alor rriuri,lajt;62. i ! , V f- , ; rl Vl ti i( i'.l MAPPED BY VETS A meeting of tho Medrord post executive committee and past com- munuer.i was neiq last nignt to act upon a plan to ral.se funds to send Hie local drum corps to tho state convention at Balder. Aftpr some discussion, , a ; plan was adopted ahd' ill .ho ,pufc into effect next week. Full details, of the proposition will bo announced ot Monday night's l-cglrjti meeting at tho Armory, at whlclttimc dele gates and alternates wia bo select ed to represent Modfordiiost at (lio 'state convention. - Bvery Legionnaire Is'urgcd to bo present and to bring tTnother mem ber's 1930 dues In order to put tho poet over Its' quou.ln membership berore the convention. 1 ' ' r There arc still over 20 namtow to b( added berore Medford goefover the toji and those who hove not paid their dues are asked to .send theni' to Finance "officer : c!' T. Baker before Monday night. ' SALEM, Ore., July 12. ta The qprnial , plcqic of the Oregon State. Grange will bo held , at Charapoeg; Bunduy. Tables for . 1000 persona liuvo been reserved for the noon luncheon.' Among speakers will bo Allien Goir, niiiHtor of Ilia Wash ington State Orange. A Mrs. Wood ward of Portland will appear. in a dress! nutklo '.arid warn 100 yedra 41, iiilMLj.t' LAKE 0' WOODS LURES MANY FOR WEEK-END ' " ' : i ' - ' . ' i i w . .i : , A large number of local oeonle left today to spend the week end at Lake o' the Woods, popular re sort ot Medrord, Ashland, and Klamath Falls residents. ,. t.i, j business thla season has broken1 all previous records o date. iui oordlng to F. K. Wahl, manager. and tho , balance at tho aummer promisea to see a capacity crowd each week. Many improvements have hcen made by tho manage ment since laat year, to insure com rqrt and convenience for guests. The now lodge has teen completed. attractively furnished- and provide iijaciigntiur meeting place fur: visv nvrs ui tnetraaart. ; jit, '.j COYOTE PUPS FRIENDLY IN SAMS VALLEY AREA sams valley, o.. July is. (Special) fleorg MrDonough had quite an experience ihe other day while riding over the hills without a gun.v , -- ... , As he passed along the side of a large log ho was greeted by six young coyote pups, who curiously sinned at his norse s heels and Investigated things In general, as they ran along with the horse, seeming to thoroughly enjoy the fact that the j-ldor wap powerlesa to molest tptrt; lt ' . : i ( Burn, to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Geppard of Hutte Falls, a daugh ter, weighing a pounds, 4 ounces, at the Sacred Heart hospital, Sat urday, July 1. STATE GRANGE TO HOLD BIG PICNIC ... - '.: , . ' ' ' "., t :-...'. .. ' Births ! ' i OREGON, SATURDAY, jitvfnis Preiidfnt - Atann'itttt Vesft I'linlo Raymond M. Croasman ot Omaha, Neb., la the new president ot Kl wenif International. Ho was elected, at Atlantio City convention. 7:30 to 7:45 p.m. Amps n Andy; .rtUM. iny, - k u m u, twuvv, KiiCA, KFSD. - '.. i i - . -KOO, i. KHQ, T. h;OJIO, i KO.W, 1 ltr.UA.,' t , ... .1 t : I $,to 8ijlOT-Nlghts in Spaln.ijitao, KBCA. V- ..: , ... ; ; 8 to 8::i0 p.m. Fillmore Circus, KHQ, KQMO; KOff, KPO. KFI. 8:30, tp 1 10: 15: p.m. -Symphony concert., KUQ.i KQMO OWi Ki'C, KFI. - : r- ' : 8:30 to 9 p.m. Melody Memo ilea, KGO, KFSD. 9 to 0:30 p.rq. Ralrilvw- Harmo nics, KUU, Kl' HU, K J A it, IvOA. 9:30 to 10 p.m. Colden, Mgends, KPO. KFSD. H p.m. tq 12 midnight Spot light review, KGO: KBCA, KOA. 10 to 11 p.m.;-KGMO, KGW, 10:16 to 11 p.m.; KFSD, 1 1 to is miunignt.. .' . . - ,. , i -4V ! Radio Program ICMEP - (Mall Trlbuna Virgin tatlon) Sntunlay, . - P. M. .io to 5:30 'Popular recordings. :30 to 0 "Shirley. Brothers on the Air." . , II to 6:15 Fruit . Dispatches by Myron Root, 6:15 to 6:30 News. and mar kets by Mull Tribune. 6:30 to 7 Brunswick Brev ities. - , . , - . . ' 7, to 7:15 Tom and Wash, ' presented by- -Associated Oil Co. 7:15 to 7:30 Cecil and Sally In I'Tho Funniest Things." 7:30 to 8 Steffens Superior Shows. c. Sunday, ', . s ' P. M'!-i- - 7 to 7:30 Economy Lum- her Co. i 7:30 tq 8 Watch Tower pro- gram by InternatlonnrBiblc Students Association. -4 8 to i) Valley Radio church. ! Monday. A. M. 7:55 to 8 Drcakfnst broad cast or news.. Mall Tribune. 8 to 8:30 "Kybo Houro," by Bconomy Groceteria. 8:30 to 8:45 Medrord Cash & Carry cleaners & Dyers. 8:45 to; Gold Seal Cream ' ery. 9 to 9:30 John Cupp Furni ture Co. 9:30 tq 10 -West Side Pharm acy. 10 to 1P:J0 American Laun- dry. .... 10:30 to 11 Medford Slet Metal Works. '1 to 11:30 XL Eleptrlc tstqre. Ashland. 11:30 to. 12 'Popular record s' Inga. 12 to 12:30 Lewis Super Service Station. 13:30 News flashes by Mall Tribune. P. M. s 12:30 to 1 Sanderson Motor Co. 1 to l:80-r-llnJ,nswtck . Brev- Itles. 1:30 to 2 Snlder's Dairy St -Produce Co. - , 5 to 5:30-"l'opulr recordings. 3:30 to 6 Scherer Motor Co. 6 to- 8:13 Fru'.t dispatches a by Myron Uoot., .- s 6:13 to 6:30 Xowii ond mar- .. kets by Mall Tribune. t, 6:30 (o 7 '.'The. Toggejy." " 7 to 7:15 "A Surprise.'.' by the Associated Oil Co. , 7:15. to 7:30 Cecil and Sally In "Tho Funniest Things." e 7:30 to 8 C. B.irl Uraddsh. iewoler. t - -i -u t- r 8 to 9 Mona Muter Oil pro- ' aV i aranu - -' ' - ,," -- - ' - 4 ?RVNSlrSis 10 BEAR LESS DIVIDEND PAN FRANCISCO. July 12. A cut In its quarterly dividend from 40 centa to 4 cents a share- be tor Transamerlca corpora tlon stockholders todsy, following an announcement by Kits walker.' chairman of tho board of directors. I1 that this rrtrommondntlon would he made to the hrd. The rec ommendation also would eliminate tho stock dividend, V ' v r 1 ' .7.; ' JULY 12, 1930. UCENSE UPON MIDGET GOLF TO BE TALKED 8o popular has proven the re- . I .. . nn,nl.Tlnl.A,l mlnlnlnrn trnit course at Eig.itli 'and uakqaie streets.' attracting -' hundreds of ula vers, and onlookers, the latter especially from autos Estopped - In the street, and with another midget course under construction on North Riverside, avenue land a, third one talked of, that It. Is likely, that the city council at-'its next' meeting Tuesday,- night : will pass, an oroi; nance' charging a lincense lee for operation ot a course, and possi bly regulatory conditions, especiaP, ly as regards .parking en tho street by or near a course.- ' It became known today that upon the attention of Mayor Pipes and the councilman being called-to the matter, and that the' midgat golf course craze was fast seizing Med ford; as In various other parts of the. nation. City Attorney Frank P. Farrell -was ipstructed to draw such an ordinance for the council to act on. ' 1 - The course now In operation has been doing a land office business and' (.he other one soon will be, and the argument ' for a license fee la based otfc the. contention that its . operator should be charged a reasonable fee., the- same aa the theatres and other amusements. 1 ' ' May Need Traffic Cop " 1 Judging Irom tho amount of auto trartic exiBting at the present mid, get course, players liarking their carg nearby and occupants of hun dreds of -cars passing day and night stopping on the street for at least a few minutes to watch the plnyersr he 'argument is that very soon a special cily traffic cop or other officer must be stationed on duty to see that there is np traffic congestion, on the streets, or the sidewalks surrounding the course. . - Then.-too,, it is pointed out that pa Sundays the raany cars parked ou Sotltl) Oakdalo of the Christian church attendants, together with those parking near the midget golf course, may Boon get so. big as to practically'-close at least halt of Sotitl) Oakdale. between - Eighth street and the. church edifice Sun day Iprenoom qnd evenings. :- ,: Ueuco -tho need of a special offi cer to keen traffic uncongested, 'by the. persons who argue to the city officials) for a llnce.so fee and reg ulator)' ordinance for midget golf courses a reasonable, licotme fee would aid In ,Uie expense ot the city government maintalniqg.'such an officer. . ,,'!. . A bigger traffic embarrdsament or the city officials is foreseen whon tho Knvth TtlvemldA' mlnin- tu)e igilf covirso IS' opened for, op erutinni , ' :.' (., -, t j : i FINAL PLAY TODAY FOB TENNIS TITLE TACOMA Vn.. July 12. (P TUIgh In nil five events iot the pacific; Nortlnveat t tonnlH chnmp- lontihlpfl wore (jt stake' in .- final play today. The men s sinRles : final brought together: two Northwest players, 'ihcodore IMePonnln and Brndshaw : Harrison, both of -the Tucoma Lawn Tennis club. Harrison is a former University of Orepon star. Harrison yeytcrday ..eliminated Wallace Bates, 3an . FrnnciHco, while . McDonald . accounter for . Hcory ProaoCf, Seattle. j The .women's wfndup was an all- ( Berkeley nffulr,1 hringing" tf ether Miss Charlotte Miller and Mrs. Ooldn Myer C!ross. TOO LAT TO CLASSIFK WANTKD -r Service elation with .living quurterH . on percentage la8if by experienced operator. Bvx K. Tribune. 114 FCin UKNT--Sraall partly furnish ed houne. Tel. 934-K. 113 FOK TKADE - )V.e have a good lot. sewer, water all paid, Z-room "house, to .trade on good light truclc. - - . We hnve several buyers for good new homes ror eash. under 4.0(l). ... CIIAUXCPY Fl.ORUV ,Plone SIS. , 123 East Main. ' 113 FOR SAMS Thoroughbred fox terrier puppies. Inquire R. 1. Box 433. A. F. Kornstad. 113 WAN'TRC) , Woman Jn modern country home to help with house work end care for child 'during 'fruit season. Phone 7-F-5. 113 c 1 iTMj r t'lrt- tilt I.- xri..i i '. f nitiM-e, 7n.' ito Beutty 8t. 1 1 2 FOU. SAI10 Drum set ha-ss. snare, cymbal,' tout pedal. 7.so 2li Heatty.'- 112 A 711 '-JMioimes INSURANCE s GRNGY ! sisice looc HARRY MARX PAINTING Tinting, Paper Banging Phone 178-J A JOHN H. LOCK Painting Decorating rTlMjViterlir taj-, -f:.j pee'lalty Phone 118 Z7 ' . V Lumbet's VaENTED of the country's largest lUnd of gncut yellow and white pine, Klamath Falls Is the lumber capital of Oregon. Here is produced $10,000,000 worth of lumber each year with a consequent payroll production of $1,000,000 per month. : ; ' ' '! , h -i ' . ? - l ' , ' . h T I ,j ' Another 6,000,000 comes every year from egriculturc. So It is only natural that Klametlj Falls It the second largest shipping center in Oregon. That Is provided for by three railroads, two of them transcontinental. No wonder bank deposits average $836 per family I - ,., . - :-. ., , ' ''. Alone In the field, the Herald end News have an ' A. B. C. circulation 0 7,S0S to reach' 7,300 ramilies. Associated Press, United Press, NEA Service, and Arthur Brisbane daily bring news, pictures, comics, features, and comments to keep the Herald end News abreast of this famous Qrcgon city which has grown , 234 in the past 10 years, HERALD and; NEWS tnrtlai 150,000 Onsen buvan nod dine twslva ' 4 , r . Mesnin Nawieopani ; 1 Alkom Otmowol Hre la OronJ. Obiwvtr Albland ridinsi , M.JIerd At. Trlbunt Amh Aiwrtoe ' : O.toe Oly Csdrprfi Eoin Rnilfr Ronborf Ntwl-f.rytw 6ia Pew Courw ' - : Sol Cpll Jmnml Mamlh Falls fWrf-Ntm The Dall.l Ctraniclc ' N.wVotV ,rBB 0tro Chkate , fan Francisce Sote Pervand . .' , . LoiAiHfles yOJ'LL LEARN A B OUT' n - C.cpx of jn eaV recently run In or newspapers represented Dy mo lirri.HH.1! Last Times, TONIGHT Al Talking EICHAED AELEN JACK HALT "- ' ' ' ' IN -' ' v "THE BORDER LEGION" '. starts T;OMORRpV;'i f ?x$f?x 'Ie. TONITE : 1 '.t EOUNCING TALK.E HIT FROM JArif MII1UAII . z. '.ms.fc ..,1 i. MAE CLARKE , NED SPARKS s, TOMORROW; a A Romantic Musical Drama of viviiw -1- T,.'.-I"J L I 'fli lirini UP-.- idor rd ' "!i "Ch w J T' ek your ,y en,oyable ... ' eWATt OAUGe L.hijci:in , r, tetttt lilBp I l-iSAA"..?. TL-S . I iT 9) - Bl 1 1 A Oregon 'Stronghold J- j ..... m. 1 I" E U G EN E NEXT TIME, PnlntereA Ink by. the Oregon group noensen A Gov-." Bargain O C Matinees dSlOC I Continuous ' 12:30'to 11 P. M. MiSLisaippI Steamboat Days; rvirvo 1 , ....1' e . , Retell ' 117 Bpoms ' $1.50 118 Rooms 136 Rooms 107 Rooms, 64 Rooms 48 Rooms ' 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 Twin Bedrooms 6.00 ROOMS EN SUITE A Living room, bed room and oatn, ' from 810.00 1 utiu run rvuwcm wi.th tub inS shr bath. ihf! conveniences that will and lon9 to be remembered. IN HOTU WILOINO ' u ,.. taw 3 I 1 1 ',' 'a i die WbLvoM, 11 1 gi ' J