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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1931)
MEDFOKT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, 017EOOX. .TIII'KSmY. .TAXUARV. 2!). 1):)1. J All . FTVK ' ROSENBERG SPRAY SENIOR SCHOLARS Tho pear Clock Spray Company, Inc., owned and onerateil by the KosunbeiB Brothers ot the Bear Creelt orchurdH, has Hlartcd work on itB plant to Include oil mulslfy Iiir oienii;ons along with the man ufacture of liino sulphur spray. Construction ot mulsifylng shed nnd Installation of the necessary machinery Is now under way. It will manufacture both dormant and summer oils and be ready for the coming season with a daily capac ity of 5000 gallons, or one carload. Local emulslflcntion will give or r'aardlsts a fresh supply and elimi nate tho present barrel freight costs. Oil will be shipped in car load lots for use at the plant. The lime spray department is now in operation anil some im provements are being made. It is patronized by a largo percentage of tho valloy orchard isls resulting in a substantial saving to the grow ers. The lime used Is from the J. M. Lively lime fields near Gold Ilill and the sulphur is shipped from the Louisinna sulphur minos. Close to a dozen men are employed by both projects. The residue Is used as fertilizer. The present modern plant, rep resenting an Investment of $20,00(1, bad Its inception In an iron kettle in the middle of tho Bear Creek orchard ten years ago. In which tho Hosenbcrg brothers made their first batch of home-made lime sul phur spray. , The average Newfoundlander outs 112 -pounds of fish yearly, cven times as much as the aver ago American. Spring has come f to the Cinderella Shop And 1 he 'first siuuj.v days h a.vo brought boxes and boxes of lovely clothes to be gin -.wearing right now; Dresses Prints with fur cuffs. -Prints with jackets. P v u t s with lace trimming. Plain color frocks in such f a s c i n a ti n g : .shades as: Ulue-bou-nct, Watermelon, Chonga, New Greens, etc. , Coats Emphasizing the im portance of chic fit ted lines. Soft ma terials and new col ors nmkc these coats . irresistible. Hats To to) your Spring costume or dress up an old one. Tricorns I'eathers Tilted 1 r i in s Light Weight Straws 'Wear A? You Pay The Cinderella Way 'J. The honor roll for the pant slxj weeks wiw Issued today at the sen-l lor high Kchool with Jnevo Sim-i kins and Irene Brewold, both mem bers of the senior class, having 1 five As each. Mildred Walker. j also a senior, bad four As and one B, ns did Frances and Elizabeth I Ferry, mcinlK-rri of the sophomore cliu3. and .Melvln Anderson, a jun ior. Twenty members of the senior class were listed on the roll, with nine freshmen, seven sophomores and six Juniors. ' The roll follows: Freshmen. Gore. Dorothy 3A Harris, Mabel 2A IB 2B Hernial), Kvelyn Rose, Lorena Stubblefield, Irene Lyrell, Arietta sa ;b 2X 2B ,.2A ...L'A 2B 2B 21! 2B 2B IB IB IB 2B IB 213 -P 2B 21! 2B IB IB IB Willits, Dorothy '. 2A aparkt. Paul 2A Wood, Jack 2A Sophomores. Ferry, Elizabeth 4A Ferry, Frances 4 A Gregory, Marjorie 3A Guy, Aileen .'. 2A Smith, Velma Young. Sibyl Jean..... Boot, Bobby , . 3A ..3A ..2 A Junior. Brockaway, Evelyn 2A GUbreath, Gertrude 2A Paley, Dorothy 3A Anderson. Mclvin ...4A Kellog, Uoyeo 3A Nicholson, Lloyd 3A Seniors. Brewold, Irene 5A Bundy. Doris 3A Coghlll, Ituth 2A Drury. .Barbara 3A 2B 2B IB 2B 21! 3B IB 3B 111 IB 3B 2B IB 211 2B Hedges, Mona 3 A Jones, Loleta 4.V Judy, Violet 3A Mollcr. Francis 2A Kimkins, Ineve 5A Walker, Mildred 4A Wood, Helen 2 A Power, Josephine 3A ColvlB. Fred 3A Darnlelle, Don 2A llagen, Billy 2A Price, George 3A Prock, Jean 2A Seiler, Harlan :..2A Spalding. Hubert 4 A Hall, Maurice ,..2A DELAY SENTENCE F( For reasons unknown except to the authorities. Donald Meyer, 23, Oakland. Oil., had not been brought into justice court late today to be sentenced for transportation of liq uor, following a plea of guilty last Monday. It is rumored that the delay is due to Meyer expecting boney to arrive here with which to pay a heavy fine which bo expects to be imposed, nlong with a probable Jail sentence. Meyer and Walter Garten, 2S. also of Oakland, in two cars en route through the valley Sunday, were arrested by state prohibition officers. Meyer bad 90 gallons of alcohol in his car and Gaston 30 gallons. Garten was release"! Mon day on $5tJ0 bail and given ten days In which to enter his plea. 1 in Over 1-5 former residents of Montana were present last night at the session of the Montana club held at tho Walker hall In Central l'oint. l'lans were made for per manent organization nnd it is probable Mm club will bold month ly mcellngs and dunces to encour age more contacts among Montan ans who have adopted southern Oregon ns their home. Registrations revealed the names of residents from all parts of that state, with quite a number present from Medford. Kay Shoemaker was master of ceremonies at .last night's party, featured by several hours of dancing. riiociiik high school's boys' nnd girls- teams will meet the Hoguc Jiiver high school teams Friday evening at Phoenix In conference games. Phoenix high school Is a championship contender, having won all games played this season. Hogue Klver has lost only one. The two teams have not played togeth er before and a large crowd plans lo attend ns a.fctiod game is an ticipated, i FOR BIDS BY BUYERS The $20.000 bond hsue for the local whiifit" building prom-am - fe ncing advertised for the first lime today In The Mail Tribune. M uc h 1 n te rest has been c v! -denred in the Issue by outude bidders, it was stated today at the city school miperintendent'1 office. Rids will I pc I If" i nary 11, Radio Program KMED (Mall Trlbune-VlTjIn Station) Thursday P. sr. 5 to ti Uoclidell; News and Markets by Mail Tribune. C to 7 Jackson County Blilg. & Loan Assu.; Wurls Gifts. 7 to S Let's Get Associated; News Broadcast; Novelty, I' DC. 8 to ftTho Crystal and the j Press; F.nglish Gibsou Or 1 chestra. I'HC. j 9 to 10 Dancing Strings; Mu- , sical Paintings, UBC. Friday A. M. 7.55 to S Breakfast Broad- cast of News by Mail-Trlb- h tine. S to 9 KMED Presentation. 9 to 10 Friendship Circle; Domestic Science. 10 to 11 Shoppers Digest; With the Classics. 11 to 12 Magill Drugs; Buret- son's; Jacque Lenox. P. M. 5-12 to 1 Monarch Seed & Feed; Fisher Mills; News Flashes by Mail-Tribuno. 1 to 2 Flshor Mills; Mann's Dept. Store; Gold Seal; Set- ! entifie Laboratories. 2 to 2:30 Happiness Train. 4:45 to 5 Kiddies" Period; Cecil and Sally. 5 to G People's Electric; News and Markets by Mail- h Tribune. 6 to 7 Farmers' Coop; Your Office Boy. 7 to 8 iLet's Get Associated: News Broadcast; .Musical Novelty. VBC. 8 to 9 KMED Presentation; ) Itadio Drama, CHC. 9 to 10 Veuetlian Nights; Jimmy llittick'8 Orchestra CB.C. 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Standard Hynv phony 1 lour N IU, service to Kt;o, KHti. K O M U, K: , KFI. 8:30 to 8:45 p.m. Amos n Andy NIJC service ,to KtIO, KI1Q. KOMO. K12CA, KKSD. 8:15 to y:00 p.m. Sperry Smiles NUC HM-vice to K(JU, KIIQ, KOMO, KfiW, KKl.'A, KKSIJ. !:U0 to i:30 lJemi-Tas.se Hovue N'liC service to KiO. KIUJ, KOMO, KV. Kl'I. KTSU. KSL, KTAU, KOA. 9:30 to lit: no p.m. The Story Teller MIC service to KC.O, KKI. KOA. 10:00 to 10:30 p.m. Parisiiin ' Quintet NIJC service to K'fiO. 10:30 to 10:4ii p.m. Vir Frien' Scotty Nile service to" KCiO. KOA. 0: t'i to 11:00 p m. Stiruh Krein dier, Viidlnist NIJC service to KflO. KOA. 11:00. to 1:1:110 p.m. Unnee Or- t ehusira NltC service to KCJO. 1 K(iV, KKI, KSU TO RECEIVE CARDS Laborer who wish to partici pate in construction work on the new school buildings will start calling for Identification cards at the school superintendent's office next Tuesday, IS. II. lledrick an nounced today. Tlie cards will probably not be UHcd before the middle of Febru ary, when laborers must present them at the Job. Kach person calling for a earn must bring proof of his hit-ntity In person or references in order that tho school superintendent's officrc will be assured that he was a resident of Medford before December 10, as Work will be granted to local men only. 11 J. S. lloaordman of Central Point is In the Community hospi tal receiving treatment for a had injury of his left eye. Mr. Hoard man was Htruek ucruKH the face by the limb of a tree, while worklnn at the Kalade orch ard pear Central Point yesterday. A branch entered his eye und the extent uf Injury lias not been de termined. Ho was reported to be rctfntr ensliy this afternoon. I For Coughs Too Deep To Risk A Lesser Help Ocomulalon was marie to deal with coughs from coldi which hang en. A three-day cough is a danger signal. There the utmost ihould be done. But trifling rough may develop in to something deep and difficult. Don't you think it wic to u the utmost help, even if i lesser help might do? Creomulsion combines seven major helps in one. The seven best helps known to medical science. One is bet for one fype of cough, one for others. Nobody can tell in advance. So the best way seems to be to com bine ill in one prescription. Creosote stands fir it. Here It is blended, emulsified and tasty, ror soothing membranes and combating cold germs tlie worl.l Innw noth ing letter, " BEAT UP FATHER, OFFICERS CLAIM Accused of assault and battery. Mrs. Jessie Cook, past 00 years, an Ashland resident, was lodged in the county jail last evening land was scheduled to have a prelimi nary hearing In Justice court to day. Ill Is possible u sanity hearing may also be held. Mrs. Cook is charged with di recting a physical attack against her father. 84 years old and blind in one eye. The attack is said to have taken plaeo this week. She claims her father began a scuffle and she gavo battle to protect her self. The woman told officers sho has a husband but he left sometime ago for Australia, leaving her with a son of seven years. Sho Insisted on bringing tho boy with her to jail, but lie was removed last night to the home of relatives in the Phoenix district. Once more the HtnuiKe and mys terious "lure" of Circtu Ciuho is demoiiHtrated the latest beinp "lns))iration," now playing ut the Craterian. A more shop worn and hackneyed part than Garho's could scarcely he imagined CamiUe. Sapho, Zaza, and what have- you! Yet tiarbo Rives the character freshness, charm and ubove all DISTINCTION. I Yes, THAT, wo have an idea, is the dominant liarbo note DIS TINCTION. She stands out above all others, regardless of hei part regardless of what she does. True, she is a genuine artist, intelligent, deft, restrained, hut her hold on one Garbo fan at least is some thing more than that sho is Garbo no one, nothing quite like her. Outstanding, unique, sophis ticated, distinguished! "Inspiration" brings these facts out more strongly than Gnrbo's recent efforts, for as a play it is decidedly old stuff. We can think j of no other star on the screen, with j the possible exception of Gloria j Swanson, who could have raised j the role from tho hopelessly re- ; miniscent and commonplace, as Garbo did last night. , And, as usual, she was the I whole show. This is no reflection upon her support which was excel lent, the final scene between L.ewis Stone and his mistress being I one of tho best things we have I seen in many a lung day, but ; take Garbo out of "Inspiration'" and where-would you be-V Nowhere, of course. It. W. It. !" HALF CENTURY AGO In comparison with the very mitd weather prevailing in Med ford and elsewhere throughout Oregon this week with the ex treme cold w e a t h e r prevailing throughout the state a half cen tury ago. the Orcgonian on Janu ary 28, 1KM. said: "Something in the matter with the weather in Oregon this winter. The wind Is biting. Tho Columbia river is frozen over at Alnsworth and Is being crossed by teams." Dietrich Proved As Daredevil Actress Maiieiie Dietrich has laken rank with Hollywood's dare-devil stuni men. anil proved herself a woman of highest couraj-e. Without hesi tation she boarded an open plane fur a niKht flight in a blinding fnj. a trip necessary fur a scene j in her new picture for Paramount, 'Dishonored.'' I In this film she plays a tpy h 1 Austria n service In wartime and, to get behind the Russian lines. the spy hoards the plane, is cai j ried across the front, and drops . by parachute at a predetermined spot in epen enemy country. The system I." one often followed diir j Int; the world war. Wall Street Report NKW YORK. Jan. 2!i. iA The latest sellinR wave In the slock market spent Itscir without having attained more than ripple-size to day, and share values recovered abruptly as Hhorts- covered In the last hour. The small volume, of stock for ft ut otne coughs best yield in white pine tar, mine to wild rhrrry hark, Mmir to menthol, some to ipecac, etc. So we combine all thcie factors at their beM in a single formula. For some coughs Creomulsion is better than you need. One of its factors might do. But don't you feel safer when a minor cough is treated in the utmosf wy? If so, get Creomulsion. It costs a little more than lender helps $125. But your druggist guaran tees it. He returns your money if you are disappointed. .You will feel afrr tn any cough if this master help combats it. L'se it promptly. CHEOMVLSiOIf lor IHtflrult Cough front ' MAGILL DRUG Friday and Saturday Specials FREE TICKET TO HOLLY THEATRE WITH EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE f . C1 CO Rfflie Made by United States Rubber E" C $1.3U Waier DOUieb Company. Guaranteed 2 Years ZjZ- $1.00 Squibb's Mineral Oil 89c $1.00 Squibb's Cod Liver Oil. Plain or Mint. 89c 40c Squibb's Tooth Paste 31c 35c McKesson & Robbins Shaving Cream. 22c Bring in Your Prescriptions They are filled exactly as your doctor has written them, and for less. 1 MAGILL DRUG Free Delivery sale 'on the decline cheered ; the market might have to handle a huge government loan for redemp tion would lie vetoed at the While llnu.si'. Trading was light until tin: last hour, and transfers aggregated only l.OvU.OQU. shares. Tol:iyH closlnjr pi'lee foi 1 ! 30 North Central Phone 105 B u WHY PAY MORE? $1.50 Alarm Clocks 9gc 65c Milk of Almond Cream 3J)C $1.00 Beef Iron & Wine 69 C $1..00 Melloglo Face Powder g4c 75c Three Flowers Cold Cream 59 c 75c Three Flowers Vanishing Cream.... 59 C $1.00 Ponds Cold Cream g9c 25c Mavis Talcum t 19c 15c A. D. S. Aspirin 10 C 75c Ben-Gay Balm 59 c 35c Peroxide, 16-oz 23 C 30c Mentholatum 20 C 85c Kruschen Salts 59 C 50c West Tooth Brushes 39 c CUT RATE selected .stocks follow: I Am. Can 1 "Tk f Am. Tel and Tel INStf J Anaconda 3311 I Cul. (Jas 31! k i Curlixs Wright 4 '4 jccneral Klectrie (new) 4-1 General Motors 3X ,(i Keunlcot Copper 24 Mont. Ward Itadio Corporation 1 ft Int. T. and T 2li Vft SenrH Roebuck ( MAKE AN THAT'S Jacikson County ; ild ing and Loan Association 65c Irish Pound Paper DRUGGISTS t. v. United Air Craft U. S. Steel ..103 -ffi ..140 Oregon Weather. rail- tonight apd Friday hut with fos: moderate tempera turn. Gen tle changeable winds offrdiore. Forest GrovePortland Gas und Coke Co. opened In remodeled quartern at 31 Alain street north. Pufiir ItenHHlclIng' of tele- Investment SafeProfitdble Available! When you invest with us you not only have the protection of first mortgage se curity on improved real estate but Jrou have the comforting assurance of our background of twenty-two years of safe saving. ' . , A preferred dividend of 7 is paid on CLASS A stock in this Association, shares are issued in multiples of $100.00 and participate in the semi-annual divi dends from date of investment. 1 CO. OK Pure Vanilla Ex tract. 2-C3. bottle. 26c 10c ; . Envelopes ' for ' busi ness use. 2 for 15c 50c DeWitt's Kidney Pills 29c Everready Razors 19c Linen 49c CO, Phone 21 phone exchange imfetreuljtf coiii- I plctod. . . . , " ' - " " Organized 1909 I I
