Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto r v i ,t X t r t, r- . MEDFORD MATL TRrRUNE, MEDFORD. t o OREflON'. SUNDAY, 'ATTiTTST H. 10P.0. PAGE TTIREB HARVESTINQ ' OF BARTLETT CROP Preliminary Arrangements -1or Handling of Fruit Completed With No Word Dn Price Cannery Buyers Dormant. lliuveatfnK of thu 1 M 30 fruit crop of the Rogue It Ivor valley will start this week, with the Kon eral movement underway by the middle of next week. The crop for all vartetiOH, s estimated at lo tween 4800 and 5000 cars. The peak of the Bartlett crop la ex pected "to be reached by August 0, and will total close to 3 500 cars. Pro-season activity i.s now in full swing hi the orchards and the packing plants?. Th e can n ery d c ni a n d for Ba rt -lotts Is stlll weak, with few offers, and those at $30 to $35 per ton, a price the growers consider too low. Hather than let go at this price, most of the growers will store their Bartletts, for shipment later to eastern marts. There have nlso boon reported sales of Winter Nolis and IVAnjous at per box, by local growers. ., Tho storage and pro-cooling plants of the valley have started "cooling" storage space, us it looks like one of the heaviest storage years Jn the local fruit industry, with a brisk eastern movement of fruit. With the California Bartletts nnd Georgia peaches off the mar ket by the middle of August, signs point to a strengthening of the market after that date. Growors irnd .shippers nre. now playing n waiting game. With the Bartlett harvesting .over, the Winter Pear commlttoo will launch its Bosc campaign in Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and Pittsburg. Many of tho growers have signed up through their ship pers, and no difficulty will be en countered in securing practically . tho same quota as last year. Tomorrow the Southern Pacific ! will dispatch switch engines and , crews to this city for service dur ing the fruit shipping season in tho local yards. Two trains will be dispatched daily via tho All urns :ut-off, which means the saving' of in auction day in tho eastern mnr kets. LODGE BUILDING A deal was closed the past week v. hereby the Woodmen of tho World hall at the corner of Fifth and Grape streets, came into pos session of the Knights of Pythias lodge of this city. No price wns mado public, but it is said to bo In the neighborhood of $8000. Tho Knights of Pythias lodge have moved their equipment into the building. The Woodmen will continue to hold their meetings in the hall, but the meeting date has been changed from Monday to Tuesday nights. i Ktewart B. Mason, district man ager for Oregon of the Woodmcm In. hero hi connection wtlh the transfer. Adrienne Steward Attends Style Shows Adrienne Steward attended the style shows of the lending manu facturers of ladies' ready-to-wear in 1-os Angeles last week. This week the millinery manufacturers give their stylo whow at Cocoanut Grovu, Ambassador J Intel, which Mrs. Kteward will also attend. These displays are among tho out standing style shows of the coun try, i l'ljonj-rs i-;u-:cTitie stouk installs pout m;iitix; The People's Klectrie store ln I'lalled the lighting system at .Ved ford's new airport, equipping it for night landing with perfect safety. Visitors who attend the big dedication celebration tomorrow iiftcrnoon nnd evening are asked to particuahiy observe this fine system which is said to be one of the most outstanding on the Pa cific coaM. Meteorological Report AmruM 2 .10:10 roKIXAsTS Medfnrd and vicinity: Sunday fair; normal temperature. Oregon: Sunday fair; normal tt-mpernture. TO START SOON s i? Local DaU. 5 K 5K o. p a '-: Tf in pra lure 1(-k... Jl VI HiKh-?l (last 12 hnO. 7S T. l.!"Wet (ln 12 Iml... SI 4 Hel humidity (P't.).. " 2 I'reclpltntlon (inchf-n) .00 .00 Slntp of Weather Clear Clear Total precipitation ine SiP- tftllber 1. J95!. 13 P7 im-hes. Kunrixo today. 6:07 a. m. flinet today. 7:27 P Sunrise Momlny, f. a.m. WM -j -nY-TCH isi in. Xetenr'Heci.t t Leo, Famous M. G. J.co. tho roaring M. a. M. lion, will invade Medford Monday, Au-! Rust 4. arriving in this city lit 2:lo nceonipanied hv a caravan i of cars which will park in front j of various business housesjnstru- menial in entertaining the visitors, Jlost eveiyone In Jledford hu.-! j seen l.co time after time as he j roars a greeting to eaclOI. CI. JI. : movie audience. 15ut Ills personal ! uppearance on tno streets tonior- row nirernoon will undoubtedly at- . tract throngs of people from all I parts of the Hague ltlver valley Leo is no ordinary lion, lie I.s one of the largest .specimens of his kind either In captivity or in tho jungles of Africa. Ordinarily the full grown male lions reach Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Vnnllorn of Seattle, Wash., called on Miss j McCully Thursday. They aro try- ' Uk to locale the descendants of I Hiram Pnrrlsh,-who lived in this vicinity in the early eighties. 1 "W. H MlUm- VinH llir. tutu-! fortune of having the roof of his home in south Jacksonville quite badly destroyed by fire Wednes day evcniiiK. Tho fire was thought to have started from tho chimney. The inside of tho house was also badly damaged -from tho water used in fiKhtins the fire. Reverend Albert Mitchell nnd wife and daughter Joan, who have been visiting their son CIus Mitchell unci friends n Jacksonville, left Tuesday for their home "at Oak land, Cal. They spent several weeks camping on the Applcgate. Carl Xorris left this week for Yreka where he has employment. J. R. flail of Medford, was vis iting relatives in Jacksonville one day this week. Mr. Hall left on Friday for the Lode Pole forest service camp where he is employ ed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick attend ed the Knight's Templar picnic at Ashland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Au brey Xorris of Medford, returned Sunday after spending a couple of weeks vacation at Diamond Lake. h. H. Jlanna left Saturday for his home at San Francisco after spending some time with his brother II. K. llanna and wife of Jacksonville. Mr. William Conrad of tlaml visited Mr. C, Hoofs and daughter Alice, at their home Sunday and Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter and daughter Reggy and Mrs. H. M. Neither, all of Portland aro spend ing the week with Mr. and M is. II. K. llanna. All enjoyed a pic nic lunch Wednesday evening at Shady Cove on the Roruo river., Mr. and Mis. V. T. Wilson and son Orville. moved this week to Medford where they will now mako their home. Mrs. Wilson has had charge of our local tele phone office the past five years. Mrs. Aleut ha Can trait will now tako her place ami will bo assist ed by Miss Jessie Clark. Mrs. Wilina Robinson, former wife of tho late Lloyd Sparks, and son tlale, visited Mrs. Katie Spa rks recen t ly . M r. a nd M rs. Robinson and Gale aro on t)u:ir way to Tennessee. Mrs. Leonard Lyons is spending a few days visiting at the L. Kt-. tenger home In Medford. Miss Ruth Lynnn of Central Point is spending this week with Violet Olson, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Severance entertained Mr. and .Mrs. V. T. Wil son and son Orville, at dinner on Tuesday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I. Kckclson and two daughters of Portland were visitors at tho Herbert 1 Innna home Monday. The Misses Oertmde nnd Kath crine Kti of Oakland. Calif- former residents of this place, nr-i rived Thursday evening and nre -visiting relatives here and at Med- ; ford. Their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. C. Kerr and also Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Williamson, will arrive in a f e w days. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liamson intend making their home here for a .time and Mr. nnd Mrs. Krr and family will return to Oakland after spending a couplo of weeks' vacation hre. The Ladies' Missionary society of tho Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Otto Neiderm'-yr next Wednesday, August 6, 2: 30 p. in. A good program is pro mised. Kaon member is asked to t answer the roll rail with an itwn of interest about China or south ern mountaineers. Several members of the Christ ian Kndeavor society attended the Christian Kndeavor rally held nt the Ashland park .O-nday eve ning. Reverend nnd Mr. S. If. Jones left Saturday morning to spend n month s vacation. They went from here to visit Mrs. Jons brother JACKSONViLLE M. Lion in Medford on World Tour ( Upper left i Leo, MetroGoldwyn-Mayer trodr-mark Hon cenim Leo In bit palula) ivwcoriiod traveling cag id which fast Ji now touring (he wortdi only iin over-nil lenitth of soino thins over nine feet. Leo mens ure.s a full nine nnd one-half feet fi-nm hlM lu, t.. ti... ti ,.r i,i tail. lie tips the scales at 735 pounds, whereas most large lions 'weigh about SOU pounds. At 2:3(1 tomorrow I.eo and his guardians will nrrlve at the Cra- lerian Theater where the huge Hon will lie fed 25 Hounds of sleak furnlslied by the West Side meat market. I.eo has nrnmlsed i nor form fur the audience at that time hefore going to the Itlallo theatur at 3:110 o'clock for a short stop. From there tile caravan wilt con- tintle to the West Side market, 213 West Main, so that Leo may show his appreciation for the free in eastern Oregon. Reverend Relli nap of Medford will fill the pul- i tolligeijt Talkers. Good actors pit in Itevercnd Jones place this only. The "legitimate' theatur can Sutulav, August 3rd. ;ti:iin and produce them. Miss Florence May Severance of r moving picture concerns this place and her aunt, Mrs. R. "Klv e conipelled lo run tho loglti if i..hnU.. ,,f !.ir.-,i I-, ii 1 1 in i ' tn a I o old fashioned theaters, oven home Monday evening. alter spending a pleasant ten days' v!n - king relatives in San Francisco. Mrs ti. S. Severn nee attended i ! a bridge breakfast Friday morn - ing at the H. K. Sweeney home Raymo d Crumley. Mrs. Fred will In,." In" Bill Myrtle Point Rutcl.cr, Mrs. Ktla Tranta meucan chies and Canada, I nttwt-r show re Mrs Ktlrel Olson were Medford J; - shoppers Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Shaw and small daughter of Medford were visiting in Jacksonville Friday, Brisbane's Today (Continued from page one) wliirll they must imswci' lil. Tlipy were iisked In rive the Viilne of ten lien's of l'iii'miii liinil in ti (roiid section of Town. Xot even the jiovenior of lnw.i emild answer tlmt with certainty- Tlie boys were linked lo toll by. wluit InctH tliey will iletennimi whelhnr they have Hiu.'eeeded or failed, oh they Ho on thair death lied. Answers lo that iiuesiion will bo interesting, j On his death lied n man doesn't look hack over his lile, praising or ,l,a,n,nB himself. He Is loo (TIKI nvjiliy. lie tlHH IIJI lb handkerchief, or like (focthe, for "more liRht" his tailint; eyes mali ins him think Ihe room Is dark. The :H questions are deep and inlereslinB. TI e lioy rcadinc Ihi-m miKlit well sny to Mr. Kilison "M I could answer your fiucsllons. 1 wouldn't need your scholarship, I'd he too wise already." Government iirohiliilion fon-cs, for the present, will concentrate on "hip violators," Ignoring; "homo brew" nnd other efforts of citlzeni; to nlcoholize tliemsclvoH. Prohl hlllon may become un effort to prevent liootleKsers from maktiiK' money by llieir trade, leuvinp; Hie citizen to impply Irimself with al cohol us licst ho can, without In terference. Unfortunately the citizen would then poison himself slowly. Noth ing is more destructive to a man's interior, barring wood nlcoliol, lhan Improperly made "home Drew." 1 Ninety per cent of New York's . so-called "legitimate" tlienters, in which actots nppcar in person ontf tnlk to each other, are closed. Pro: ' ducers learn that the public' pTe: fers n good "talkie" to a second rale legilimate play. Kxtoitlcnate prices for seuts in the bands of the speciiiHtors may have started the trouble. i Km SEE the LION FREE at 3:30 At 3:3" I,i-o will visit tin theater where he may seen l.v the oui'Ioiih youiiK and seen by the cui'loUM young ..1.1 Ti.m'u i,i,. ,.l,ni - Leo's taste ill cars for he rides I in state in it Ueo. Tho'o. V. I.Mvers rnnunmv on Souili ltlver- i side will lie the next slop. Im I will be at the Sttldol.akcr tand I Ken headquarters at 3:45. : ITntteil Suites Hies ami eoulli- mom nre used on tho Hon cara van cars. I Vnninglon'H - ltattery Service, tr. S. dealers, will he vls- iteil at 4:15. Members of Leo's I troupe will he guests at the Hotel I Jackson and tliey will park in : front of the hotel before slopping at the Lewis Super Service to wind j up the day's activities at 5:14). ': I i However "talkies" demand I al (:ss- uh luhorutorica for the il,nnunK ot tliu'nt- I wntll '7t77,., -rt,,-,Ah .... .. vni.iti i iiiwm i.. ; Mll, .,.;,; ... j fttulRt Xfiw Ynr,..s oi, j S?$ j meal t State 1 bmm. Mm LEO.,.: -- ;; and his REO The King of Beasts deserves the Finest oi Cars Leo Uses a REO Exclusively. 0; Y; MYERS GO. 132 So. Riverside - . j: -...a.. r. -, Special Attraction Sunday, Monday and Tuesday The M. G. M Talking Hit CECIL B. DE MILLE'S If Wall Sueet will iiituiiuo pt'ed up hiRhot prices, rverythiim will be prepared lor another boom, ItnitfB- KxptvlVti Homo Stion 1 1 M i and M rs. Lawrence llragg (;mmI son Law re nee, Jr., are expeet ' I'd to return this wei'k from Lake ! Talioe, where I hey have been va cationing. i , Lauti Party At : ( m lifs Home Mr.. F. M. Corlies ftitertatned at her home m South Laun-l stnu-t ; Tue.Mlay afternoon Willi a lawn party, in lienor of her danihler, .Mrs. Kverett Me Arthur, and Mrs. II. M. t'hadwiek. who are visiting in .M id ford. The aiternoon ' was ! spent at bridge. (iiierts At l.tincheoii . In Vivka Vivttrilay Mrs. t t. Uavis of Albuquerque, X. .M.. and .Mis. V. o. Larismi of ! L'tu South Holly street of this rily. were honor guests Saturday at u : bridge luncheon iven by Mrs. Iter ' naitl Pollard at her home in Yreka 1 t'al.. whi're Mrs. 'I Ja vis and sister, Mrs. Larinon formerly lived. The party. ineludrlnK M rs. Mavis' il.u Khters Hetty and Phyl lis, motored to Yreka Friday. .Miss Wold Visit Miicno Friends Miss Kvelyn Wold Is In Kiiri'iio ! this week visitinir friends, who nri' ' doing considerable enlertalHllig 111 ! her honor. Miss Jeanne Kubrick, daughter I of Mr. and Mrs. filen Kubrick. Is 'guest at ItrooUings of Miss ior-) othy Could at the Could sununer '"hoine. .... J i i !-mi, itiuirii iiiiiiiL' ' From Trip South . j Mry F. (!. Jiunch liarf returned j to her home In Modfurd after spend i hk the past two weeks In ! Los Anpeles n KtiOHt if Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pendnris. While In the ; southern city she enjoyed several j delightful social affairs nnd days at the beach. Home 1'rom Reaches Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer. Mrs. l S. Armstrong and Mrs. Ii. C. Jerome returned to this city the first of the week from the coast region, where they enjoyed a week vnca j Utmm' ' f -f ! Nt'1:1 ,,r l'i't Clrovo wiB. i,.ls ihe cuest of Mrs. (era Id Ran, has returned to her home in that city. -Garden Club hold enily. Phone 464 Leo-The Famous M. G. M. Lion Will Ee at the ' STATE THEATRE ' At 3:30 Monday "DYNAMITE" SENSATION SALKM. tre K. tP Of-! POKTJ..W1). Am;. 2. M) ficials at the pnblii- service com- Spot t snien. Hint,, r owners and for-niis-slon believe the. cross-state ' sHv officials riMpu-sted tloVernor railroad ease, appealed by the Notblad tofl.iy to i.-sue a state-t'ni-Hi Paeiiic from an interstate nient t the cffeit the huntini; lommeri-e eomiiiissien order to seroti wntild not be ltostpoiied be the courts, will be hoard In the yniid h-tol.er 1. provideil it is federal court in Portland within found nn essary as a 1 ire emer t;n days. It W believed thive policy to suspend the opening set .illd;;es wit! sit 111 the case. 'for September l.'i. I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ! . I:' j ! filVfl f f 1 '4 1 WEST SIDE MARKET VAN R. GILBERT, Prop. Will Furnish the Meet for LEO The M. G. M. Lion You'll Get a Lion's Share of Bargain AT THIS MARKET 213 W. Main Phcne 649 ii ii LEO the LION Will Be Here Monday The Personnel of His - - ' Caravan Will Stop ' - ' at the HOTEL JACKSON W. M. Clemenson, Mgr. i . 1 III ; BATTERIES Sec Leo the Lion at WILLARD BATTERY SERVICE Tomorrow Vhile We Service the Willard Batteries in His Caravan South Bartlett " Phone 22 3' The Famuos M. G. M. Lion Uses as Standard Equipment for His CaraVan WILLARD Of course you don't know it, but you may bo sitting on a volcano! Title defects come to light most unexpectedly and when they do there's trouble a-plenty for the property owner if his title is not insured. If it is insured the company handles any litigation and makes good any loss which may result. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Sixth St. Phono 41 ITIllllHIIIlM H. VOSS 516 W. Jackson, Medford You are Invited to present this con pon at the Mail Tribune office an receive two TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTUftp PROGRAM AT THE iiii.ia.rwi ii Mai mim As a Subscriber Gues of the MAIL . . tribune; WATCH THIS SPACE, tf you are a subscriber to the Malt Trlbunt your name may appear here'tomor rowl . Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the dura tion of this offer, all subscribers will -be given an opportunity to en Joy FREE shows as' GUESTS OP THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING "Ladies of- Leisure" I ,,,: Electrotherapy ChlropractlQ Dr. H. P. Coleman Tenth Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Natural Methods Food Science Medford Center Bldg. Phone 96S FREE