Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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PSGE FOUR
itadox
li Foot Comfort
, J6 America
v". Nothing Like it Ever Sold
; i By Druggists Before
1 Cofrhtf Callouses
1 ' Burning Feet
Now you cnn buy it ft d o x in
America at any up to data, druK
ntore. Jarmin & Woodn are selling
' dozens of nackaffen a day.
Three or 4 baths according to
direction) and youi'H corns and 'cal
louses fro gone, your tired,, burn
ing, -aching feet pre chanfffd to
stronK, viKorouH ones and bear this
in mind
, If Hadox doesnt do as advertis
ed money back. . -
- Getting a corn out needs 6nty a
few Hadox footbaths. Jn the Innt
few years millions of packets of
'Radox have been sold to corn suf
ferers. -Here in a typical letter:
- ,"My wife had a ver bad corn
tor several years on th,e hall of the
foot, and four smaller ones on the
foes, alo hard skin which was very
f$lnful. After a few soaking in
6 Jtadox footbath the hard skin
'began to peel off, and the cornK
came right nut after a week, it Is
a pleasure, for her-to walk now."
fc jst November, 121, E. 8,
'-.Bad ox contains four different
Salts. One. , buntahuH odor, one Ik
nnllseptlc, one softens the water,
find one releases oxygen which
icarrles the,,softenlng Halts right to
the roots of cornfl which-are thUH
loosened so that they can be lifted
out 'bodily. Ojtly Had ox contulns
this fourfold ooniblniitlon.
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SUNDAY
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Phone 116
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Your Favorite Jeweler
Since 1918
Fresh Fish
WHOLESALE RETAIL
Crescent City Ocean Flth
Ivy Street
Public Market
104-10S N. Ivy Street
M. Avlla, Prop. ' Phone 1054-J
CENTRAL POINT
E
Mon mid women eiiKuged in busi
ness, , professional lines and farni
InK In nil sections of I ho JtoKiie
Hlver valley mot at Central Volnt
Inst nlKht to attend the turkey din
ner given by the Central Point
OraiiKe In the new hall recently
completed as Ijenrinunrters and 11
meeting place of the grange. Ap
proximately 200 were Heated at the
long table, loaded with turkey and
other foods, prepared by the wom
en or the granite under the leader
Hhlp of the home economics com
mittee. The eight granges of the valley
and numerous business houses of
Medford were represented at the
dinner. Among the guests from
this city were: Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
rtutterflcld, Carl Tengwald, W: A.
dates, Jack Thompson, IOrnest Hos
tel, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Itrommer,
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Carpenter, Dr.
K, W. Steams, Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Watson, Warren Klrkputrluk, Wul
ter Alchled, James Johnson and
County Agent K. O. Fowler.
Following the serving of the din
ner, County Judge Alex Sparrow,
master of the grange, auctioned off
the additional cakes, many of which
wore sold and resold due to the
business ability of the 'auctioneer.
The remainder of the evening
was devoted to the presentation of
a program of mimical numbers and
readings.
IN PISTOL BATTLE
HAMPTON, i;.-JuIy:a7.--(P)
ITiirlanil (Ono-arm Vote) Potoi-Hon
of Wntorloo, I was nhot and kill
ed by. a Htutci dry ukoiH liiHt nltfht
In a gun battle that followed Petor
son'a delivery pt a finllon of nloo
hol to the aKent.
PetorHon walked toward the
AKntH, carrying the can. One of
the flj?nM nccuttted liim, and noti
fied him of hU authority. Peter
sop dropped the can, (lrew a revol
ver, fired once and; missed. The
nKent Hhot once, the' bullet pierc
ing Petcmon's head.
i- Pas (or Injured.
SALEM, Ore., July 17. (P)
Hey. J. Comer, ptiHtor of the. Ad
ventlHt church here, who Buffered
Hovore back and hip contunlonH and
throe fractured rllm In ah attto ac
cident on the FhIIh Clty-DallaK
highway late Monday rtlght, will
he removed from the Dallas hon
pllnl to hln homo horo Friday! it
wna announced today.
FOfc '
HEALTHFUL
COOLNESS
ORANGE PEKOE
Cool off these summer
days with this healthful,
wholesome drink. De-,
licious, flavorful per
teU Iced Ted at every
serving with Tree Tea. J
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GRANG
DINNER
DRAWS
THRONG
MEDFORD ItSIL
elks Meet at
lM: - XlM
1 tLmus, jmKOM" j&AjJ!r
, t ., - : ; . . . . lnorf'iica I'rcsa rlioio
Col. Walter Andrews of Atlanta, Ga., former exalted ruler of the
Elks greeting Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown, Pa., the new grand
exalted leader, when they met in Atlantic City, N. J., at the annual
convention - .
Are Butte Falls Roses In Bloom
Inquires Little Girl In Hospital
Bhe wantH to know If the yellow
roBcs are In bloom at Butte Falls.
Bhe would like ho much to aeo,
them Marguret Poole, 12 year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Poole, who In In the Hhrlne hos
pital In Portland, receiving treat
ment for the two legs, 'which many
months ago refused to walk their
llttlo owner over the hlllw and
country roads she loves so well.
Hhe wrote the letter to her
brother Bill, who waH In Medford
this morning. Hhe asked about
the yellow roses and told him of
the happy times she plans to havo
with him after who undergoes an
other operation to straighten one
leg, the knee cap of which has
been destroyed by Infection, When
she gets a new ' knee cap, the
N. Y. Neighbors
,J, Call Police to
Silence Bagpipe
NEW VOItlv. July 17. UP)
"Aiurdor!" yelled Homebody
fr over tho telephone, to police
heildqimrterM, giving n bnso- i
ment uddro-st In the . Ve.st
! Forties. OfflrerH npproueh-
ins heit rd HtrnnKo nolte. The
cuutte of them presented hit
eui'rt;;' "Francis X, Itennessy,
reliable At prufeiisor, Scotch
hixutitnd piper." Jletectlves
deduced from smites thnt in-
4- eenlous nelKhhors hnd found
n way to ohtalll relief from
4 baRplpe practice. '
4l44i444-
0:00 to 7:00 p. m. It. (j. A.' Hour.
N'lIC service to KUO. j KMQ, KO
MO, K()V K'I.. .if i . i
7:00 to 7:30 p, in. The Speedway
to Happiness. NltC set'vico to
KUO, KV,
7:S0 lo 7:4 p. m. Amos 'n' Andy.
NBC service to KOO. K1IQ, KO
MO. KHW, KKl'A. KKS1).
7:45 lo 8:45 p. in.Smndard Sym
phTtny Hour. NlIC service to
, KOO, Klly, KO.MO, KliW, KKI.
S:00 to 11:00 p. m. li. A. ltolfe and
His I.llcky HI like Unnco Orchcs
tltt. N1IC servlco to Kl'O, HK
CA. 'K'KMD, KTAlt,
8:46 to :00 p. m. Parks Sisters.
NHC service to KOO, KHQ. KOA,
9:00 to :30 p. ni. Memory Jjine.
.N1IO service to KOO, KHQ,
ROW, KKl'A, KKMU, KTAH.
0:30 to Hi:oo p. m. The Olym
pians. Nile service to KOO,
KHQ, KKSI); KOA 8:4S to 10:00.
10:00 to 11:00 p. m. The National
Concert Orchestra, XUC service
to KOO, KOA.
11:00 to 12:00 p. ni. Hotel litince
Orchestra. NHC service to KOO,
KKI, KI-'SU.
x ;
Air Casualties
MANACIl'A, Nicaragua. July 17
Waller jo Pounders, V. S.
marine gunner ami pilot, and
(Mialmers Lewis .Martin, lT. H.
matlne nerologlst, were killed
while making an aerologlcal fllKht
1ft miles south of Managua yester
dny.
Pounders canto from Colt. Ark
ansas, and his next of kin was
given as his brother, James 8.
Pounders. Marttn came from
fin r low. Ohio. Mis next of kin
was given as his mother Mr.
Bftdlo Martin.
WAl'SAl. Wis.. July 1?. V
Walter H. llelnemun. lumberman,
prominent In state and national
Iteptibhenn politics, committed
suicide by shooting himself thru
the head In his office today.
Mail Tribune ndi r read by
10,000 neopla every day, tf
;
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
at lant ic city
'ammmmukMukummumm n
,2 2-.XZ?2r
doctors tell her, she will be able
to walk.
"1 am going to be brave," she
nssured Bill, while writing of the
approaching operation and in
cluded "Not one kins, but a mil
lion for the family."
Jiope of her recovery la. also
maintained by her father and
mother, who were shopping here
today. The little girl's ease has
been watched wth Interest by
many residents of Medford as well
au her home town, itutto .Falls,
since she received Injuries while
playing at school, which later de
veloped into the loss of her abil
ity to walk.
A few months ago she was sent
to the Shrine hospital where phy
sicians believe she will bo made
tn walk agnln.
Woman Autoist "
Is Spanked For
Minor Accident
$
TTANKORD Cnl. July 17.?
(A') nocturne lio pulled a wo-1
man motorist out of her auto- ,
mobile and spanked her, John
Sonler, with 12 days left to
servo of n 30-dny disturbing '
tho peace sentence, is receiv
Iiik ndmliing letters from nil '
parts of tfia country. ...
, The letter writers connrnlu-
Into Sorder on Ills originality .
-I and ui'Ke him to "keep iii tho
good work." '
' BAi.rat,. Ore., July 7. (fPK
The second OreRon census district,
coniprtslUK the counties of Mar
lon, Tulk, Yumhlll ami Tillamook,
have a combined census of 1 1 l.r
217 people and embrace 10,21$
farms, according to the finnl re
port released here: Thursday by R.
J. Hendricks, supervisor for the
district.
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PRACTICE IN LIGHT
k The Medford 'Legion drum corps
held a fine practfee last night at
tho high school athletic field. " A
large floodlight has been secured
throiiKh the courtesy of the CnU
fornta Oregon . Power company.
and , makes .possible night drills
during the hot weather.
The Weal corps H' making good
process with tho diffieult man
euvers outlined tor the 1!'30 stute
rompetltion and hopes to make a
fine showing at Maker next month.
It Is planned to hold two drills a
week for the balance of the time
TAKE OREGON TRAIL
8AI.K.M Orei Jul 17. (Pt (StiV
ernor N'orlilnd today Bent to Sum
Mill Hall chairman, of the Orciion
Troll Memorial Association of Now
York a tcleKrnphlc Invitation fiir
the people of the east lo visit Ore
tion on the occasion of the Covered
Wiuon centennial extendins from
April 10 to IH'cemHer 1 this year.
The centennial was proclaimed "by
President Hoover.
4
Ofrlivr Killed
SIWUTA. Wis., July 17. (fl
Tho death of First Lieutenant
Harry W. Wilson. Chicago reserve
officer of the 4K7th field artillery,
mnrretl maneuvers nt this army
tralniuit camp yesterday. Wilson
was thrown from his horse, which
stepped on hla chest, -
It's '
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OftEOOy. THURSDAY,
SEEK
WITNESSC
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IVI UU K IVI I U l
CAMPAIGN
QUIZ
CHICAGO, July 17. (Sena
tor Cierald P. Nye, chairman . of
the Menu to campaign committee,
announced today he would receHH
his inquiry Into Ruth Hanna Mc
CormlckH campaign expenses af
ter today's hearing until Mrs,
Mabel Relnecke, former internal
revenue collector, could be found
and brought before the commit
tee. Mrs. Relnecke was mentioned
in testimony aa the contributor of
$2,500 to MrH. McCormlck's cam
paign, but further testimony indi
cated the 2, GOO had been given
by Col. R. R. McCormick, pub
lisher of the Trlbifne, and listed
under her name instead of Col.
McCormlck's,
OCTOROON WIFE
GETS BIG 11
i; LAS VEGAS, bs'evj iJly A7.-l(ff)
Two agreements, one secret and
the other specifying payment of
$31,500 in cash to Mrs. Alice
Jones Rhinelander, and alimony
of $3000 a year for the remainder
of her life, wero entered today
Into tho divorce decree granted
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, scion
of a wealthy New York family,
here recently.
The nction brought to a close
n threatened contest of the dl
vbrce by Mrs. Rhinelander. The
Settlement was agreed upon late
last night following a conference
between Harley A. Harmon, attor
ney for Rhinelander, and Leo A.
McNnmoe, lawyer-for the woman.
Neither principal was In court.
While both attorneys refused
to divulge tho grounds of the se
cret agreement, they( Indicated
last night It called for payment
of -between $200,000' nnd $500,-
000 to Mrs. Rhinelander,
JULY 26
I.:
Members of the tlopco Forum,
employes' organization of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company, arc
looking forward to (he annual
Forum picnic scheduled to take
pine i - Saturday, July 26. This
year's picnic wilt bo held at Kilt
Creek: just above Rogue Elk resort,
where swimming, baseball and
other" sports will be available for
young and old. In the evening a
danco will be held in the popular
pavilion at Rogue Klk resort, with
music by a peppy dance orchestra.
Invitations have gone out to all
paru of the Copco syrftem ami
many outside districts will bo rep
resented nt tills annual affair.
GALEN TO OPPOSE
SENATOR WALSH
HRlaKNA, Mont, July .IT, ttfc
Early Vcturnsfrom Montana's nom
inating election assured Jus
tice Albert J. Galen. Republican,
the opportunity to contest this fall
with Thomns J. Walsh ' for the
United States senatorship. Walsh
was unopposed. Galen maintained
to two to one lead over O. 11. P
Skelly, Red LodKe newspaperman,
as tho returns continued'to mount
In tho first congressional dis
trict the Democratic nomination
still wjs in doubt. ,
SALEM DEMANDS RIGHT
10 APPLY FOR WATER
i SAI.KM, Ore., July 17. (iP)
Claiming authority under an
amendatory act of the 1929 leg
itdature, the utilities committee of
the Salem city council has made
a demand upon the state reclam
ation commission to give tho city
jix months In which to file for
water or power rights on Marlon
lake and the North Santlam river
before a - decision Is reached
whether such right shall bo given
the Northwest Power company.
AT
A dible-hcaU'r baseball same
at Grant Service Station next Sun
day forenoon will have the Ken
wood team pl;v tng against the
Stickles and Modoc Orchards,
Close games are expected. In the
afternoon, Jacksonville pirates will
play Talent In a championship
clash at the fairgrounds, where
ndmlsiHon will bo free to women
and will entail only a small charge
for men.
RH I INLANDER'S
TULY 17, . 1930.
tRmrtM frT 'MINI OoWTf AMIraM Urn.
s mshi nw aa lmuu -mmmrn: a
Masrlkiit sJoesiiW i f
"t'reston M. Jlct'artney ati,d; ijlln
or E. Prout. '
T-Awren.ee B.- Myers and' Myrtle
L. Calkins. , ' .
'Louis W.-Baynes andXlce E.
Collier. ' '
Michael . Brlcno and Myrtle
Moody.
' Ira S. Brooks and Marre Tieke.
' John L. Conger nnd Illlnia ' E.
Knhss. ' - ;.
Lyndcn C. Karregan nnd Elsie
Knux.
Richard Pruitt and Edith V. Mc
Laughlin. Kenneth Brlnser and Lucille
Goodrich. . .
Probate Court
Estate of John Horning, de
ceased, admitted for probate.
Lawrence Porter and R. H. Pen
son' assumed business name .certif
icate, "Unique Cleaners ,and Tail
ors," Ashland, filed 7-14-30.
" Circuit Court
Lewis Super Service Station vs.
Clay Sugg, chattel Hen.
Lewis Super Service Station vs.
Herbert L. Brown, chuttel Hen. ,
City of Medford vs. Clifford
Moore et al, to -foreclose mort
guge. ,
John X. Iloqker vs, State In
dustrial Accident Commission, for
money.
Juckson County Building & Loan
Association vs. Southern Oregon
Credit .Bureau, et al, to foreclose
mortgage. , .
. . Jane Clark vs.. Orreh t). Payne,
for an accounting.
Martha McClurg vs. 3. it. Gos
wlck, damages. . ' . .
, C. W, Wood, C. E. Eads, J.' F.
McPherson, E. H. Lamport, S. ,8.
Mendenhall, articles of incorpora
tion, "Rogue River ..Valley Gun
Club." Filed 7-11-SO. . .. ...
Real Kstalc Transfers.
H. C. Bare, et ux, to Ralph
Mark, et u, W. D. to land in
DLC 95. twp. 37 S., R. 2 W., ?10.
A. W.' Herbert, et ux, to Wil
liam B. Waltermlre, et ux, W. P.
to lot 2 of the W. C. Myer Add.
to Ashland, $10.
Mrs. Curolita Furry, et nl to
Efl Ha'mlin, et ux, W. D. to land
In DLC 42, twp. 38 S., R: 1 VT
510.
Hugh Parley Sellers, et ux,. to
Fred M. Brueggcr, et ux, "V. D.
to NW of SW and the lots 3 and
4 of sec. 10, In twp 38 S., R.
3W., 10.
Fred M. Bruegger, . et ux. to
Hugh Parley Sellqrs. et ux, W.' D.
to lots 21, 22, 23 and 24 In iilk.
15, College Hill Add. to . Med
ford, $10. ,, ...
R. V. Williams, et lix, to Mary
Bluncho Thimns, W. D. tq tho NE
and SVi of of NW of sec. 0,
twp. 35 S., R. 1 W.. $10. ...
. Arcstla. C. Owen, p et vir, -.tp
Blanche Virgin, W.. D. to all of
lot 2 in blk. 5, Ashland, except
ing a three cornered tract out of
lot 2, $10. . :
i. Frank White, et. ux, to., Julia
Wlllinnis, d'eed'.to lot 0,, blk.-. 35,
IcCully's Add' to Jacksonville,
$10, ,
, ,H. H. White to Dee Hendriok
Bon. W. D. to 2 acres In DLC
45. twp. 37 S.. R. 1 W $10.
William Oomec to Bertha I.
Timmerman, W. D. to 5.20 acres
In DLC 84, in twp. 37 S.. R. 2VV,
$10. , "
. Mollie T, Black to L. B. Schef
fel. QCD to lots 1 and 2, l)lk.
6, Siskiyou Heights Add. to Med
ford, $20. . , , .
M. A. Bliss, et ux. to Oscar, R.
Hlglnbotham. , W. t. to tho .E
of lot 10 nnd Ett . .o flot 11 in
block 2, East Heights Add. to
Medford, $10,
Myrtle E. Cook,, et a) to LhV-
rence Edward Smith, deed to lot
9, blk. 4, Benson's Add. to Med
ford, $10. 1
John Horning to Julia Powell,
W. D. to 20-100 .acres tn sec. 4,
twp. 39 S., R. 1 E., $10.
Mrs. S. A. Contrail to John Cnn
trall, W. D. to part of lot 4, blk.
50, Jacksonville. $10.
Burton H. Bryant tq Minnie
Brynnt. QCD to part of lot B, blk.
1, Cottage Homo Add. to Med
ford. $1.
Medford Irrigation District to C.
P. Van Ortwick, W. D. to land
ill sec, 16, twp. 37 8.. H. 1 W..
7.17 acres. $179.25.
Herman Mitchel to Erich Mit-
chel, W. D. to part of blk. i9.
Medford. $1.00.
it. C Humphrey, et ux. to Clyde
llnnson. et ux. W. 1"). to land In
111,1? 60, twp. 30 S.. It. 2 W., $150.
W. J. Roberts, ct ux, to S. H.
Hawk, ct ux. W. D. to land In
sec. 25 twp. 37 S.. It. 2 ' $10-
. CANON'. jCITt., Colol. 'JUly '17.
Howard I ltoyston nnd
Oeorge J. Abhiser. Ijimnr bank
bandits, awaited today In cells
five feet apart for their execution,
expected tonight.
Arrangements ' being made nt
the state penitentiary. Indicated
somo time before morning tomor
row they would follow Ralph
Klrnglc, one of their gang, who
was hanged last week.
Plans for tho execution were
ke'pt secret.
New Achievement
In Face Powder
The kl of youth lies In every box
of new wonderful MK1.LO OLO
Kaee Powder. Tho purest powder
made Its eolor i pftfed hv the
l H. Jovernment. No pastine.
tlaktnoas or Irritation. A new
French nrooewi makes it spread
more smoothly nnd prevents large
pore. No more shiny now It
!(! on Ion e r . 1 M 1M ,1
OLO. Jarmin Woods Drug Store.
rom Summer to Spring . . .
with the snap of a switch
Who .wouldn't trade tile
oppressive lieat of a
blistering July day for
the fresh coolness of a
spring hiorning?
And why not when
you can he your own
weather man adjust
the climate to your
comfort . . . have a
delightfully refreshing
'THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPAJVT
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' High up in the magnificent 'Canadian
Rockies. .-.just a short jaunt from hcre...lies
Chateau Like Louise, hospitable resort that
1 offers vacation attractions , for . everyone.
You spend your days enjoying your fa
vorite recreation - horseback, hiking, Wim.
ming, boating, fishing, tennis. In the even,
ing bridge, dancing ot luxurious" lounging.
Always the unequalled comfort, service and
cuisine for which the Chateau is world
famous. Call now .for literature and reserva
tions - Low Summer Rail Fares now -in
effect make travel costs moderate! v.
CwAhclNrnw(r,asjHI(;Mrfrt.HwM(Mr 1
Canadian; fkcinc
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Classified Advertising Gets Results
'breeze always ' at ' four
command . . i with one f
of , these ' ever-deperid- .'
able Electric Fans -in-'
your home or at your
office? 'i V'; ,' :ii
Go into our dealers
shop today and arrange
to own your own breeze
all summer long . . , f
purchase fin Electric
Pan today. i
fl la Prijr.ss"
dclmtful
Vacation days tit
chateau .
t
jouise
ike
Our workmeij know, that we will
treat them more than right bo InnS
as they maintain a hlfcn'Rtanittirn' of
workmanship. Iet them serve you.
"Tinnen s the Trada"
Medford
Sheet Metal Work
A. A. LIVERSIDGE, Prop.
719 N. Central ' Phone 411
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