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MKDFOnT) MATT, TRIBUNE. MED FORD, PRECOX, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 19S0.
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Additional Service For City
and Environs Effective
Mounted Service for 350
Families, Twice Daily.
Tomorrow tho adi'lonal daily
hiail carrier service to outlying
lections of the city both by mount
ed carrier and extendod foot car
rier service, in accordance with
,hat boon recently granted by the
jpostoffice department at Washing
ton, D. C, to meet the carrier
(heeds of fast growing Medfurd,
go Into effect. The details of
shis additional service Wore pub
ished In the Mall Tribune a short
.lme ago.
By this mounted Bervlco 350
families in outlying sections, In
cluding the Siskiyou heights dis
trict, which had hitherto been
without carrier service, will begin
,o receive twlco-a-day service, the
nail to be delivered in an enclosed
nail box placed at the curb in,
front of each home. Walter Wil
ton, substitute carrier of the Med
ford office, will be the mounted
Jnall carrier, using a closed motor
iar for this delivery,
a This mounted service, which
lakes In Sacred Heart, hospital,
iovers the following streets: Wtl
nmetto and Ashland avenues,
31cnn Oak court, the Siskiyou
lelghts territory, the territory
torth of Jackson streets territory
last of Crater Lake avenue. River
side avenue from the present car
eer delivery limits to the Owen
Oregon mill, McAndrews road,
Cenwood avenue and Western a ve
st ue.
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t In addition there will bo an ex
pended foot carrier service taking
n 26 additional blocks with BO
'amllles, who have heretofore been
without carrier service. '
j There will also be a seven-hour
tux Mary service for a portion of
he city.
FEHLBY
Mrs. Mnln'1 Mack, county
homo demons ration aent, will
meet with ive women's clubs
this week to demonstrate Timely
Having suKKestionH, This demon
stration will include inexpensive
easily ma do accessories, for tho
home or sift box, such as child
ren's toys, nurnery aprons, port
folio or wrap book covers, desk
sets, clothes closet accessories,
and gift 'boxes.
Mrs. Mack's complete schedule
for tho week is as follows;
Monday, Dec. 1. Oak Orove
club, at Oak drove wehool; Tues
day, Applcirate Community club,
at Applt'gatc school; Wednesday,
Talent Community club, nt Jal
ent city hall; Thursday. Tolo Civ
ic club, at Tolo school house;
Friday, Trail Club, at homo of
Mrs. N. F. Ohrt.
Tho meetings will begin at 1 0
a. m. v There will be a covered
dish luncheon at each meeting at
noon, and all persons Interested in
these various communities, are in
vited to attend.
FRUIT FACILITIES
TO BE INCREASED
Li!
HELD HALF HOUR
BANGKOK. Slam, Nov. 29. iff)
Prince Nlrajara, uncle of the king,
has been made chief of police here,
lie studied scientific crime detec
tion at Lynns, France.
Uoth packing and sales facili
ties are being Increased by the
Medfurd Fruit company, accord
ing In ik Htfitnment which sctsi
forth some of the things for A boy's foolhardiness was causa
which the management is thunk-if " "lnor accident at the Main
jUl street crossing of tho (southern i'a-
All of the 180's and larger Ex- Ic resulted in a minor accident
tru HurtlettH were sold by the j to one of the coaches on the north
Medford Fruit company at 78 j bound Khasta train about 7 o'clock
cents per box for bare fruit not hint evening, which delayed tho
to grower. J-arger Extra Hose unui ou minut.
and 10T's brought i)H cents for
BARN REMOVAL TO
BE COMPLETE JOB
The remaining six feet of the
bain that stood on property owned
by Charles A. Wing and U. K.
Warren on Eleventh street Is to be
removed this week and work Is to
start tomorrow, Mr. Wing said last
evoning. Mr. Warren had removed
over three-fourths of the barn last
week, tearing it down to tho point
where the property line between
tWrx rwl 1..lni,ifr tutu utrtlob- tho
IttltMlrw-
The train was a miroachintz the I ... ..... .
hnrn frill In th croWtT. and Kx-jcrosslng When tho boy. Who had WJ1H ,ft H,lin,llnir. nrPHPnline- nn
tra Anjous and ICG's brought been standing there, made up his odd BigUt t( resldenl8 of that sec-
Si. 28 per box for bare fruit toj nuno Huuueniy iu uuu uuM tlon of the city. However, ft will
th.i Prnwer. the advertisement in . front of the engine.
Friday's Mall Tribune stated. "Look out! Olt! CJItthehellenout-
The connections of the Mcdford I enthere" shouted the alarmed
Fruit company serve ' the ontiro Verno Cannon, President Sproulo's
itnitnrf ut. fH fnniidii Furono local representative at the cross-
nnH Hnuth America, and the'lng. Fortunately tho fireman saw
Growers' Trust Fund distributing! tho boy in time and shouted to tho , had fe(t for Bomo tiino th(lt U)0
be replaced by a new family ga
rage as soon as possible for ten
ants of the house in front.
Mr. Wing Is a believer In the
removal of old buildings as a fur-
SPEAKS FRIDAY
A bumiuct ut 41:30 o'clock next
Kriduy night will open a Me meet
ing of Masonic Ixxtlt-s in Meilford
at tho Masonic temnlo. It will be
pant musters' night and a special
progrum is being arranged. A large
attendance is urged.
Arthur Mcrrlilgo of Portlund,
prominent in the Masonic world,
will be the speaker of the evening
and will present a flpedch of par
ticular Interest to ull Masons.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 28. (A?)
To discourage the spree j of cattle
thievery the government has an
nounced that culprits hereafter
must serve time on Tres Marias,
the penal colony In the Pacific off
Mnzatlan, Slnaloa.
officers are bonded for the
chardlrts' protection.
CHARHKV-SUR-S E I N B, Fr.,
Nov. 29 ff) A fisherman recent
ly hooked on to a pair of fino
church bells thrown Into the river
horo nt the time of the French
revolution to prevent their being
cast into cannon.
GIF AIDE FOR
RAID .-ARTICLE
I
t Charging that his reputation
as damaged by u Urged libelous
Articles published November 20 In
the Pacific Record Herald, Roy M.
tarr, Ashland, deputy game war
den, filed suit In circuit court late
yesterday afternoon for $25,000
J a mages against Karl II. Fehl,
owner and publisher. -i
In his complaint, the 'plaintiff
lot forth that ho hu been a resi
lient of southern Oregon for the
, oast 25 years and has boon a dep-
Jty Avarden for seven years. Tho
;;tmpiuint ninges arounu wio puo-
r lcatlon of an editorial wherein the
officer is the subjoct of on attack
, u a result of his presence ut a
T.oonshino still raid In the Rceso
ircek section a short timo ago und
Suring which Kverett Dahack met
Jeath mys:nrious)y when struck by
4 bullet.
The editorial accuses lite plaint
iff with being a party responsible
'or the man's death and insinuates
murder, the comphitnt states. It
Hates further this. Is a direct false
hood reflecting on tho good repu
tation of tho deputy.
j The long editorial, covering tho
Httack, Is a part of tho complaint,
which also includes a Jront page
Irtlcle attacking actlun of ofiluers
jurlng tho raid.
I The Pacific Hocord Herald edi
torially demanded tho officer's res
ignation from the game service on
grounds of his presence during the
i-aid. -
His presence was explained last
"night by Allison Moultoii, attorney
for the plaintiff, to tho effect that
;ho plaintiff was present duo to a
Report of a game violation that
iad boon given to him by tho sher
iff's office. The day bofure the
hild, while tho sheriff's office was
Watching tho still, seised during
,he raid, officers said they saw a
fnnn come out of the woods nearby
parrying a deer, out of season.
The Oeputy accompanied the
raiding party In connection with
'.he game matter and planned to
ireest the poacher. Kxcltemont
jurlng tho raid delayed the matter
jtnd the violator was arrested tho
cioxt day and fined In the Medfurd
justice court.
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Laud yule free
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PUN FOR STREETS
Hi Tho placing of largo Chrinlmas
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at Intersecllonii of Hlxlh
llreet Is regarded by city officials
ia m mop forw.rd to conserve mall
rtr treea usually utilised for decu
rating streets In ths business sec
Uon during the holiday neasnn
The treea are decorated with coj
nd lights and present a pleasant
;ffect on tho street at night,
i This method of decoration la de
; ilnred to be in keeping with other
, 3ltlea, whore it hna been euccess
futly placed In effect. The possi
bility that traffic would ba hln
lered by their Installation was
sarefully thought over before the
,res were plated in their present
position, the officials said.
HIJLSINOFORS, Nov.i 29. (ff)
The Finnish Sawmill Owners as
sociation, following tho lead of
Sweden, has decided to reduce Its
output of timber for export next
year by about 20 per cent
engineer to stop tne train quick. barn UHed ns a Krftge and storage
Tho engineer slammed on tho pace wa3 no credlt to the proier.
air so suddenly and brought the j ty He js welcomlnff its removal.
train to such a sudden stop that j
just as tho engine almost scraped I .NANKING, Nov. 29. (P) Bc
the boy's body, the drawbar of a I ginning next year foreign faculty
members of Chinese government
colleges must study Chinese poli
tics and history, especially tho
writings of Sun Yat-Son, "father
of the republic."
coach was broken. It took 35 mln
utes before the train crew could
temporarily repair the break with
a chain, etc., so that the train
could proceed.
OSTKND, Belgium. Nov. 29.
(P) This country ranked sixth in
the world In 1029 for use of elec
tricity, consuming n per capita
average of 520 kilowatt hours.
PORTLAND, Nov. 29. (P)
Herman G. Olsen. 23, was In jail
today under $5250 ball, accused of
attempted attack and possession
and transportation of liquor.
Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
ilk from top to lot wlU
Irack Km)
c3om ura invilctl lo meet
Miss Hattie M. Ford
cJjxctal C0lcJuxsoiUitiva
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December
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Heath's Drug Store
"Ask Fred"
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