Medford mail tribune., December 03, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

j PA (IIS TWO
MKDKOIil) M ATI, Tlf I BUNK, M KDFOliD, OWEf.'ON. WEDNESDAY. 1)K( 'EM PER ?. W?,0
Iocal and
-'Personal
Move K l en m Khowl
Upon ccHWitlon of Improvommit
Hiid construction work on thu Doatl
Jnrtinn road, th county this weal;
moved two steam nhovtfls thnt hud
liwii oniiKt'd in road construction,
to Medford. ()np shovo! will be
tovcd hose and th other will ho
returned to (iriintH pawtf. The miin
mor' work rcmilteil In the con
struction of three mile of new
roHil.' at an il'roxIniatti cost of
Itcv. t,iiltM Iteliniif.
Kev. J. T. l-altos of the Nh.h
rene church ha returned to Med
furd after upending week in
FroHiio, Cnl.. where lie v (.sited rel
ativcM over ThunktKlvln?.
IVom DKljtnl I'oltitw
(luoHlM at Med ford hotels, rtsjflH
tered from distant points Includo
Vi-nnl; I I.'nclL'ht -.f f'h Irn irn. John
It. IturrouKhi of Steamboat
SpriiiK. Coin,, and K, T. llnrvle
of Vancouver, U. (.
' The Uuyal Neighbor bazaar will
It.- held nt the MncM.irr more on
North Central. matting at 9:30 next
Saturday mornliiK- 250
Want School liiiNses o
l.ee C. Oarlock, in Med ford to
day from h(H home near the Old
Stao road. Inferred that an elec
tion Ift to be held In Central iPolnt
next month for the 'cfftabilithnipnt
of n fchool lum, taking children
from his section to the Central
Pdnt school. lie claims the dis
tance is hard for younn primary
student to tVavorse, especially" In
had Weather.' Agitation for the
busses has been underway for
Bomctime.
Auto curtains repaired nt Mert
ford Tent & Awning Works. 112
North Front, near depot. 254
llelnm In SdMHil
Dick Oivens of Portland, who
spent the ThankfRlvlns holidays
In thin city as pueat of Dick lHaacs
and Don aid Moore returned
with them to the University of Ore
Ron Sunday evening.
Celluloid In auto curtains at
Ilurk'a, 112 North Front, near
depot. 254
Claims Foil ml l-icjuoi-
A bottle ho "found" led Walter
Dale of Mod ford and Grants Pass
Into jail. Dale, who pleaded guilty
when brought Into the justice court
Monday beforo C. E. Hunk, Is now
serving out In Jail tho $75 fine Im
posed upon him by Husk. Dale
was arrested by Sheriff Tester and
Deputy Hchroeder late Sunday In
a drunken stupor, lie had driven
his enr Into a field belonging to a
Fruitdal farmer, breaking' off
young walnut trees.- Tha prisoner
told the court ho "found tho bot
tle," Judge Rusk reported. "Grants
Pass Courlor.
Trade In your old smooth tires
on high iuaiity .Finks. Drive with
safety thls winter. Jennings Tire
Co., 127 Nurth 'Rlversldo. l!0fl
Visitor from Neiitllo
It. J. Cordiner of Seattle, north
west represent all vo for tho well
known Ilot-pulut range, was a local
business visitor nt tho Copco gen
eral offices. He wan accompanied
by Joseph Piatt of Portland, who
is auo Affiliated with the Ilotpolnt
concern.
Canvas by tho yard. Medford
Tent & Awning Works, 113 North
Front, near depot. 254
In from Jacksonville
Mrs. Charles Madison of Jack
sonville was a local business 'vis
itor this morning.
Zulclma Padrol, Daughters of the
Nile, will hold a rummage, can
ned fruit, Tandy and cooky sate
Dec. 4 and 5, In tho Palm Hldg.
254
(irndt Cnnls Tomorrow
Itcport car its for the second six
weeks period will bo killed to stu
dents in the Medford school sys
tem tomorrow, It was announced
today.
' " All'' h o t t o r daytime dressci
v oil u c c d one-fourth aj
Kthelwvn It. Hoffmann's. 2!f
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New Lower
Prices
Beginning December 1,
until further notice, re
tail prices on ,
Fluhrer's Breads
will be lowered to tho
following:
All typos of bread,
white nd dark, per
lb, loaf Do
threo loaves for 25c
Lnrge loaves, ', lbs.,
all types 13c
Two loaves for 25c
At these new low prices
Fluhrer's Breads
are more tliun ever be
fore your
Best and
Cheapest Food
There will be no chango
in the quality of these
breadi, which have con
statently outsold the com
bined total, of any other
two brands of bread man-
. ulactured In Southern Ore
gen or Northern Califor
nit.
ICiininriiKO Odil fob
To aid in the milullon of the un
employment problem In Anhlaml,
the city council, Ju tyen.sliin there
liu-it nljrht, went on retord favor
Inn: the employment of nv-n nt Julm
about the city, including a cleanu;
program and nmal eonnt ruction.
It Ik expected that A.hlnnd rerti
deniH will readily cooperate wit1!
the council and considerable work
will result.
Kuiillmll I'.csiiltK
The sophomore mv tit 'ml I team
defeated the frctOiman kUh in the
lant InnlriK with n score of 21 to U,
last evening. Dp.shIp Anderson lrf
the ifophoinorn captain, find Khn--ence
Itouxxiim, fre.ilimnn captain.
Mary Heard' senior team ;.lno de
f ea ted M a ry M oze I 'h junior by a
ncore of 7 to 3.
IteKinner'H tap pluHneji for iiKen
'J to 10, HtailliiK Friday afternoon.
Call Ituth J-uy Studio, Telephone
ir4ri-j-a. :3
Vlnltcd Her l'aif'iiiH
Miss Marian Ness has returned
to Medford, ctftT spending several
days In laurel wood vlnlting her
parent, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nerts.
.Seat covers for all cars, prlcoH
right, at Burk's. 254
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Uovo from l':itg'iie
II. I(. Ssson, K. Htone, II. Mitxe
laar and W. II. Day of Eugene are
amontf OreKoniaiiM registered at
the Medford0 hoteb. o
Portrait of distinction. The
Pcasleys, oRP. Holly theater. tf
1. .1. Nrr at Kliimnili
porter J. .S'ff, prominent Myl
ford attorney. Is in the city today,
representing the defendant In thu
ca-o of Street er vs. Uoothhy.
Klamath Falls Herald.
keep warm use dry slab wo'bd
or blocks from Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
631, tf
Klunuilli Cal In isllor
T. II. Oreenlee of Klamath Falls
was a local visitor this forenoon.
Need a spare? f so, we have
some good UfCd tires at tho right
price. Jennings Tire Co., 127 No.
UlVerslde, 25t
I Cut Turgcy jiml Hcuns
Local Maytag repreKeii'fttlves will
Journey to Grants I'iks Saturday
where they will eat turkey with
the Maytag cnrp!oyoso of Klamath
Kull and Kureka. Hepresentallvcs
from forvallls, lOugene and Marn
fietd will cat beans. Thin l the
close, of a contest which has been
In progress '.nce the mlddlp of
October.
Tot mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
Illdff., Phono iU3. tf
loit'rnrys Norili
Miss Oeraldlne Madden of San
Francltco, a guest of Mrn. Lanetta
O!oodwyn since Saturday, left IhU
morning for Seattle and Tacoma.
Dry kindling $2.50 a load. Val
ley lhie Co. 242tf
Fttini the Koso City m ' "
I'Ortlanders registered at local
halelis last evening were V: C
Wood. J. H. Iel, F. J. Ilawes,
Lowll Milldr, Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Kid wo 11, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Skaggs, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. James,
Mrs. A. C. Webb, J. K. Call. II. G.
OoKsllng. C. II. Corson, .1. K. llol
den, (1. fi. CJerby and Mr. and Mrs.
A. A Itarr.
Itilll's Sheet Metal Works does
expert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. 0 tf
Hack tit Academy
MIr Leona While arrived In
(Veetcent City Wednesday for Ht.
Mary's academy in Medford, to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with relatives. Miss White Is a
second year student at the acad
emy, she will return to Medford
Sunday. Del Norlo Triplicate.
Caih paid for used Hi.res that am
not entirely worn out. Jennlnnrs
Tiro Co., 127 No. Itlverslde. 25i)
Phone 642. We'll haul ft v a y
your refuse. City Sanitary Service.
237tf
Home from Portland
Mrs. John Perl arrived In Med
ford this morning from Portland,
where sho had spent several days.
Kthelwyn H. Hoffmann's offer
ing all high quality fur-trimmed
oats at one-fourth reduction. 2G5
Our new tttudln is oppwlto new
jiiouy uirnicr. rue i-easieys. , n
Dwivase hi Diseases
l'p until the present date, there
have been 13J' cases of scarlet fever
In the county since the first of the
year, compared to 2rB for 1 .
according to county health depart
ment figures todav. Measles has
atsti nhown a decrease. year's
total was S.ir caNCH coipared with
'7 till year.
llcglnnkrw tap c!asmH fir .-ikSs
il to la. starting Friday afternoon.
Call lluth Luy Studio. Telephone
i;.4;i-j-: ?;;a
You will be well pirated If you
try a Tulip Oil permanent wave.
When finished the hnir Is soft with
a natural looking wave and ctti l
eiidn. W hat every woman Is looking-
(or now. Price $ U, Other
pe nimncm $7.50, Work guaran
teed. fall f7. 1 tow man Henu'v
Shop, 2VJ
Shopping In MiMlftntl
Mr. and MrsL. Larson of Ituch.
Mr. urn! Virs. H. L. O a n y o n ef
Kacle Ptnt and Mr. an! Mm. IV
II. Meet; ml Her of I tragic WIMV In
Medford litis moiiiing shopping at
local xtores.
lunre Wed. and Sat, Dreamland.
2SS
Get better slab, foiest Wend or
coal. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. tt
Mted HclallM Hen
Mr. and Mrs. J. it. Parker and
two daughter have rent 1 ned ti
llo-elotijf lifter vixltng relatives
in Medford for a ltort time.
During h o 1 1 il 1 ) 1, permanent
wavej, $5.00 complete nt Palace
Heauty ihop, under iupervlslon of
Helen Julio Humh 6)3U
Old pioneer Js VMlor
John Kdsatl, who croKed the
pinion In I s4 by ox-tcam, was a
vUlor In Medford today from the
Willow HptingM district. Despite
his 73 years, .Mr. Kdsutl workn on
his ranch regularly and declares
ho feels as fit as he did 50 years
ago. lie was In the Hogue Hlverj
vaiicy wni'n .Meororu nail not ocen
esta-lillfhed and hruHh covered the
present ite of the city.
Cofitti relined nnd remodeled at
the Fashion Hhop. fit Medford
i n . .,
1181.
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It's time to fill your radiator
with antl-freeze. Prestone, alcohol
and Clyco at Fichtner'n Oarage.
232tf
Air Trip i t'ullfomia
John Waage. local nviator. Is
Hliendlng several day in Oakland,
Cal., attending to business mat
ters. He le ft late last week by
plane, accompanied by John Day,
and expectH to
rf(urn to Medford
this week.
T)r. C. P. Johnsjon, Dentist.
Philips lildg. Ihono WW. 177tf
Dance Wed. and Hat. Dreamland.
2f.S
Veiled In Itosehurg
Mr. .. K. Fhny returned from
Itosehui'g by train today after hav
ing spent the pat month In that
city as the guest of Mrs. C'has.
Hnody. 0 m c
Free ga for dellvery "expense,
gallnn oA-ith each ewt. J5b, 1 Klam
ath potatoes; limit 2 gallons. 711
Hon th Kivci-Hlde.
Dr. Hobt. K. Leo, Liberty Bldg.
Classen nnd muscle treatments, tf
ItcprcKetit Hear state
(.'atiformans registered at local
hotels Include Mr. arot Mrs. S. K.
Hurries of Santa Ana, Mrs. Jones
and I. P. Oborife and Mrs. Clydo
of l.onjr Iteach. O. C Jacnhs and
H. Ilolllngsworth of Oakland.
W. II. Jame and 11. K. Hammer
nf Sacramento. Lee ohn and Mr.
and Mm. n. K. Llnfrufett of Los
Angeles, and the fallowing from
San Frahclsco: H. L. Clyde. H. K.
Dinger. A. It. Haldwin and D., It.
Stewart.
Green slabs, tho better kind from
Medford Fuel Co. Order ca?ly.
Phono (131. 102tf
Dry kindling 12.50 a load. , Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
'Cin'd 1'nrty Thursday
The Past Noble Grands club will
give a card party at tho I. O. O. F.
hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
for, members and friend. Re
freshments served.
Important! ltummagc nnd can
ned fruit sale. Palm Jtldg.. No. Fir
St., Saturday, Dec. 0th, St. Mark's
Altar Guild. 2&U
Dry kindling 12.50 a load. Val
ley Fuel Co. 242tf
Retains fiMin CuIlfnnMn
Miss Klhcl ItoggK resumed duties
yeslerday at tho law offices of;
Newbury Newbury, following a
short virtlt In central California'
points.
Permanent wave, $3 complete:
facials, scalp treatments nnd oil
shampoos, fiffc. prevost Heauty
tihop, 81a W. Main. Tel. 3ti3. 253tf
Broken windows reglazed by
Trowbrldgo Cabinet Works. 230tf
IHrt Klntiia.li ouple Wcfl HVre
Avis Smith ami Howard K.
Schneldei0, both of Fort Klamath,
wero united In marriage hy Judge
Taylor In the latter's offlco yester
day afternoon., The bride's moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Smith, vas ono of
tho witnesses of tho ceremony.
Photograph for Xmas.
Peasleys, opp. Holly theater.
The
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Como to the rummage nnd can
ned fruit sale. Ootid clothing for
entire family. Palm Hide, No. Fir
St., Saturday, Dec. 6th, St. Mark's
Altnj' Guild. 2.r6
1
HATlOlTNT Margaret Sargent,
wife of Oscar Sargent of the
Applegate district, passed away at
a local hospital Tuesday evening at
the age of Ml years.
She hail been a sufferer for
some tinicoduo to cancer. There is
left besides her husband, three
daughters and one son. The re
mains are at tile Conger Funeral
Parlors and private burial service
will take wince tomorrow after
noon. A LICK FLY NN passed away at
the Sacred Heart hospital early
Wednesday morning from heart
trouble, after a short Illness, aged
75 years, sour months, ono day.
Mrs, Flynu. a native of Amherst
burg, Ontario. Canada, had resided
In the United States for more than
fifty years and in Medford for the
pas three and a half years. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Hoy A.
Sarver of Medford. Funeral ser
vices will bo held at the Perl
K tine rui Homo Friday at - p., nt.,
Hew A. O. Hcimctt offlciallnc. In
terment In Medford erntelerv.
puixMio I!, ni
Moo buiddo) Ol
Obituary
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CONTEST PLANNED;
Medford's third aiinuul ouUloor
C'lirislmiiH IlKhtlnK contoHt, (Ic-tallH
of which will he announced shortly.
Y, ' . ' aK. " , u,:nl""" "u
I" tho onlulde world that "Modloid '
tide custom, which has been adopt-1
ed by progressive communities
tlilfillL-hniit tlin rniintt-V wut. 1 i i-ki
ItitroUuccd In southern Oregon in
VJ2H, when the Medford Chamber
2K. when the Medford Chamber
of Commerce sponsored the first
Christmas lighting program In thisjand mayor, they not on.y astonish-
city. Attractive prizes were of
fered by entcrpriHlug biiHlnesi
houHea for the best displays and
some excellent holidoy lighting ex
hibftH iesuUed. Iast year the con
test was repeated with even great
er HU(T0BH:
LAST OXEN TAKES
, lie's the last oxen to cross the
'plains and he left his home at
Phoenix at 6 o'clock this morning
to be in Medford to pull the cov- '
ered wagon on one more journey
through the streets tho black and ;
white animal owned by J. C. lier- ;
rang of Phoenix. t
Mr. Herrung crossed the plains
from Connecticut to Oregon with j
an ox team In 1924, traveling the:
original Oregon trail. One mem- j
her of the team rfs dead and tho j
surviving member pulls the wagon j
alone as he advertises "The Big j
Trail." pioneer picture, which op- i
ened at the Fox Craterian theatre
today.
More than 50 pioneers, who
made tlfo Journey west lone before
Mr. lier rang and his oxen, have
registered at the Mail Tribune for
tickets for "The Dig Trail."
ACTIVE CLUB PLANS
The Active club met this noon at j
the Hotel Medford and plans for
the Christmas program were made.
The local group which is being or-!
nan I zed Is' a branch of Active In-1
ternntinmil.l At th't present time!
thnro are between, fifteen and
twenty members, !
Koith !ennel has been elected ,
temporary president, and , Harold ;
Larson, secretary. Meetings are
hold each Wednesday.
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Special CoiiimiiiiU'Ullon.
Medford Lodge No. 103,
'YUA- v' A.. M.., Friday,
yVJX Voc. hih. .1 i. ml Work
N," In the Master Mason de
gree. Work will be exemplified
in to Master Mason degree by the
Past Masters of lodwe assisted by
a special degree team. This meet
ing will be the annual Past Mas
ters' night. Invitations have been
extended to offlcern tind members
of Jacksonville, Cenlt;ll IMiint and
Ashland lodges to bc; jiresent on
tills etnlng as our" guests and
witness the work. Banquet Will
be served promptly at 6:30 p. m.
In dining room of lodge hall. Vis
iting members welcome. Hy order
of the W. M. M. HOUSTON.
2!)fi Secretary.
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Lakovlew. Underwood Lum
ber company will construct new
hank sawmill for this city.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOU itKNT Itachelor apt. nnd
rooms. 445 So. Front. 260
FOU SALK Austrolorp cockerels.
A. K. Hrockway, Phmie 7-F-2L
2fi0
II. S. tilHL W'nnts work for room
and bonrd. 'I VI. 122S. iafi
Foil SALK 'Heating Move. Will
sell cheap. t0 No. peach. 'jrio
FOU TH'7T '2 room."; fireplace,
good bed. use of kitchen, garage;
new house; $20 month. 32 Wash
ington, near West Main. 2 51
FOU ItKNT C.-room N. Holly, tl
room N. Peach. 5-room Van
couver. 30 N. Central. tf
1H It ItKNT 3-room furn. apart
ment; privnte bath and garage.
!i. K. J.u'kson. 260
FOU Q U IOK S A L K 1 9 2 Chev
rolet 2-door sedan, perfect shape,
new tires, heater, etc: $.100 ca?h
or $350 terms. Tel. H5i-X. 254
W.NT1 Housekeeping hy middle-aged
widow; can give good
references. Phone 1 liij. 2.tt
FOU SALK Fresh 3-year-old.
Ken tie, registered Jersey cow
with heifor calf. Phone 21 1.
W. M. Tetherow, Central Point.
25t
Foil SALK Ibvby bimgy. excellent
condition. f!4 No, Hlverside.
HARRY MARX
PAINTING
Tinting, Paper Hanging
Phono 178-J
Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
ilk from lop to to wttk
;.. friack ttl
PR0P0L1TI0N U?
TO CITY COUNCIL
n impel-
When two colored me
KoniiliiiK Arnos
Andy. anl
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f KilL'i' OIOli cf the Ilollv I he:i tr.r
-'humed
into the city council
I .hf.n.i...,- w niiu .it n,i
i nne( UI i.f,
the councilmen
eu me aHe noiaBe wnnesMmg u,e
council .luinus but broke up the
meeting with laughter for ubuut
ill minuies.
Without waiting for permiHSion
AIe. Leverettc and Olson heKan
r, , . f '"?""" , flty
orfinialB i that Amos n Andy had ;
been refused a license hy City Ko.- ;
colder Alford yesterday afternoon;
lor tnv resli Air Taxieabs." They Mrs. Jane Jewel, aired -HH. of i
as taxpayers and their respected , Kiiiswarih, limits, Kngland. recent
culoiod musts would stand for no! v uald n visit to .Miss Bannister,
such money business on the part 103, at Havant, making the two
of the city, etc. Then they le.: mite t,ip ny p iMomohlle.
fi h Min id M i ij
, m 2 Days Only Starts
TODAY
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the .thrilling pay
which scored a tre
mendous success
now a greater film
PLUS
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iiuuiiUd thut lliilr niu'.tla be nut
linei iniiii.ntil at'amat becauau of J
"V'soc It'M Jpt like this
nil id $
But no further as Andy rudely
liuxlicd him five feet buck uml
"Ah president of the Trend Air
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Then Andy -made an eloquent
Idea to be Kntnlcd the licence. In
; which he Hiild: '.'s explaiuin'
j (lis matter as a propulation to a
waltln' woiKhlppIn' world and we
: ax thet yo unlnx nuff to cheek and
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: of the rCqueflt. ,.;ven the business
concerns of Councilmen Meeker
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their Kurprlse. j
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FOX SCRIP
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The Biggest Entertainment Event
Medford's Theatrical History
Oregon's Own Picture
from HAL G. VERAT'S
Sat. Evo. Post Story, "THE OREGON TRAIL
THE MOST IMPORTANT PICTURE
, EVER' PRODUCED
Bringing to life the romantic and in
spiring story of the vision, courage
and epic heroism of those hardy
souls who dared follow the set-
ring sun and build an empire
uniting East with Wcat
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g. Vividly enacted on
FOX MOVIETONE
bf rut of
20,000
JOHN WAYNE
MARC.I FRITF CHtlRCHILL. Ft BRFNOFI.
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Thursday Night
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Music by Dom Provost's -"PEP
PEDDLERS"
Fun for All All for Fun
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