Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 06, 1931, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MJSUffORD MAIL TRIBUNE, iMlSDFOBD, OREOOX, KU1DAY. FEBRUARY G. 3901. 11 Rntiifcjay jnornlni? feminine slmii pera' of ; BOnlhern Oregon v.ill ba Slven sn opj(i tunH y to vltw the beautiful HpriiiR mertiuindiHc nld od to litirel.son's Ktorp with complo tion of the expansion program. The formal npeniiiK Sutiirdny will he relolirnlcil wllh the huHem hIhiw inx ol feminine uppurel thai has ever mured the More. Inoraixed hiiHincBH lm necesHl Meteorological Report It will he a relief to many loc-0,1 rflHldeiitB' who nlwuys attend 'the annual Lincoln dub banquet, to lenrn that the Lincoln moving pic ture, iiiih or the oiilxiamliiiK filmn of the day that ilcpic tu Incidenta In tho life and times or the martyred prenldciit, will be at the llollv the ater, J.'eb. Vi. i:i and I I. TIiiih the HhowiiiK ol that ureal film will not ... I'Vliruar)' (J, 1UU) Medfurd and vicinity: - Tonight antl Kriturday cloudy. ' Normal temperalyre, Oregon: fienerally cloudy' to night and Saturilay. Probably oe cuHional 'rains wont portion. Nor mal temperature. Local Data ' tnled addltloiml- tlnor annin. no lo defer attniiilaiu a at the bauuitet tideipiately hitvh tho southern Ore-1 ,"" will really enhance it. ,Bon public Htirolsnn's Increased the "le "'hi roport thai the Lincoln Hize of the More. picture would Im at the Holly tho- Several. now lines or I'aelflr coasl I ul"r only on Lincoln's blrtliday, maniifartnrerH have been addeil lor i ,m" therefore one could not Ihe openlnfi of tho new cnlaiKed I utl,-'"'l b"'h, proved lo be a lulu aloro. i limner. Instead, uh the Lincoln A larRft crowd la anticipated for I eui" officers point out, one can at the oieniiiK. I'baiinliiK Kowns ere ntert for sprinc, coats, suits, hats and lingerie will he included in Ihe displays. All the new colors unit style details will he featured. An expression of appreciation of tho putrnnuKe given Ihe store dur ing; tho past was expressed yester day by B. T. Ilurelson witli u prom ise 1 of Increased service. for Ihe luture. . j . JACK FROST VISITS EUGENE TERRITORY tend tho banquet In the evening and the malineo performance that afternoon, or can witnesH tho pic ture on either of the foliowiuB nights. ... -r, I E MIQ WILL" TAKE ' RUSSIAN SECT TO : CHIHUAHUA! . Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Station) I P. r ' G to 6 People's Electric;. nam n:u i.unun An arniM or ju.oqo Iibukhobours I Lewis Biipei-Korvice. news Hw will trek iliriitiifh 4hA 1 n tnl Qiitu ' - ami markets. . v ........ i . aixoon. Jjavld Si. Ituwiek of I'hihun-! 6 to " 'arme' Exchange; out conreriilng the outcome of the S Jhun. banker and owner of millions! t "r ""'ce ioy; Pipe Or- ; en)0,Bla hatlonHl amateur radio .... j, . .. ... 1 ' v i nei contact lest ' neb Inst -Von. iday night, and In which civilian LOCAL RADIO MAN ENTERS TEST FOR Temperature tdegrees) r,2 . 27 Highest (hist 12 hours) M , , (2 Lowest (lust l hours) ,'14 27 Pel. humidity (per ct.) Wl 100 Preciitutiou (inehes).. .. . ...... State of weather P. I'dy. Clear Lowest temperature this morn ing IM degrees. Tolal precipitation since Sept. L I MO, 6.411 Inehes. Temperature n yeni ago today; Highest fif; lowest :ill. Sunset today, U:Vl p. m. Sunrise Saturday 7:17 a. m. Sunset Saturday K;3 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, M. 120th Meridian Time CITY Applegate tirnnge dance .s.'hcd- '' for next Salllriluy night hns been poHtiioned to Saturday, Feb. l-'fiKNH, l''cb. li W) Heavy frost coyered the ground here this morning as the temperature drop- 14. owing to tho ileal h of Harold ped to 2K degrees, the coldest sinei. Kubll, according lo A. S. Lilwnrds, l:iim:ny 2X. hnasler of the (irange. TOMORROW! J53 SATURDAY! if Gay New Print DRESSES jA pi'T-pil fTii of Prints Ihiit liint of Sjiriiifi-. Dark or light lmr;k,nTouiitls with' smart. ,(li'siji'iis,' sjinc.ed prinls, sui'iilifc lines, pert .liolcros,' liict! vpstcos $15.00 Straw Hats Now arrivals in tlic most, iiitrigiiinn' xliiipesl Sliiny ' straws,' t'catlicrs, rililxin trim. Saturday special $4.95 ADRI ENNE'S "Distinctive Individual Apparel for Women" FEED SPECIALS ;For Cash Saturday Only j 17 Laying Mash 16. Mill Run, 80 lbs, . . . . . . j Cleaned Rolled Barley, 70 lbs. . . , Cleaned Rolled Oats, 60 lbs. . . . ! Wheat ! All Varities High Grade 'Field and Garden Seeds .$2.20 . .95 .$.15 .$1.00 .$1.45 farmer's exchange , co-operative Phone 932 Phone 932 SATURDAY SPECIALS .Cabbage, per cwt. , $1.85 ' Klamath U. S. No. 1 Spuds ZX. $M Klamath U. S. No. 2 Spuds $1.00 Red Seed Oats Whole and Rolled Barley I " Sauerkraut-Fresh Ranch Eggs ' " ,. Chickens Honey Sorghum j . Jams Preserves Marmalade ! PUBLIC MARKET ' " " South Riversido " 0) ( 3- 13 1 "o r r at o " H fl of aeioB of land in Mexico, wan a visitor In San Francisco lat week and a Kabul at !l(ote sir Kraneis -Dl-ake.. In.n porHonal interview lie 'luted that these 20,000 Kouk- holjriiii-H, membei-H of a TiuB.slan ia n. S l.et'M f'.ot Aswoelated: llarriB, I'ilC. . T " ' ' .remuu..i.jWBl kU(lwn Meurord- youiiK man. llani:n llrKrveH Uetee- wno , lukl CHm,e , , live Storli'H, i' m;. o..i, i.. ... .u 7 neci ttiven refuun In western Can-; 9 lo ID Venetian Nights: ;,., ,.,,ll..,. ,. . , . n 11111 fell rililiit linBrnlnra ,,i4lnl,.n,. SVwh UiBe; Murray and ',,, thl, lhtoe oreBoni'an nani.i- ipatlni; iiicliHlioK flarold D. JJeVoe. ada over 30 vearH a havo ar- Jimmy ll.llek' on-hentra, mM hf Htale or Chihuahua to .eltto on! A.M.- IMr and Mr, v I .', wh KOO.000 ai res of land. 1 - J,:, lo S-IIrenKrast loo.id- "V. " J " ' T . " nuuiuiiiirn vl .iii-Aiuu nave "'ni ui iirnn iiy .....u i.i.j- Kiven their pernilrtlon for iho eol-j line. onization.- Co.st of tho land and' to ! expense of movinti in estimated nt approximately fl 2,000,000, ICussek lated. .These families wish to leave Can ada because they are pacifists and have lone objected to tho military service laws of -that country, as wen as their opposition Canadian echoot laws. -K.MED presentation. thi Maker City 4 2 24 ' Clea)' IlismarCk 311 . 22 ' Cloudy Denver r.li 32 Clear llolse 4 2 30 Vomsy Dcs .Moines M 3li Cloudy I''esno 112 4X Cieai- Helena 40 30 Cloudy l.os Angeles .... lis fts Cloudy Marslifielil r2 30 Cloudy I'boenix 70 ill I". I'dy. I'oilland r,0 34 Cloudy Ited muff 'a 4ii clear ItoseblllK f.O 32 Cloudy Sail lllce 34 34 Cloudy San Francisco... 02 f.2 Cloudy Santa Ke 4li 30 Cloudy Seatlli- 44 31! Cloudy Spokane 34 30 Cloudy Walla Walla r,0 SIS Clear VVInnipoK 12 2 clear I Mr. De'oe. several years aeo sold out his confectionery and grocery business. Orittlnally formed in 1025 for the purpose ol' enabling all parts of the country to maintain communi cation with outside points in case of local emergency or disaster, de stroying other meariH of communi cation, the National Army Amateur V. J. .Hutchison, Meteorologist. niUKnl.N'l:, Australia,- F6I). k-r-ll'i It lias been raining so liaijt. n souliiern Queensland for tho "piist week that some commufers from the Kiiburbs said lliey had to pwlm from their homes to the ralhoad stiitliln,, and chanuo theie from bathing suits to business clothes before l hoy wont to work. Sixteen Inches of rain have fallen In the last 24 hours and many homes have been "evacuated lo the lew-lying (Hstricts. ' fiHIKPIX OniOKK, Ore., Pol). II. (Spl.) Miss Helen lllggs. entered high school In Medfoid the second semester. illw lilennit Mlnear of Kings highway wai u week end gmvt of Miss Mary Flsk. Mr. nnd Mrs. f.uke nynn.nml family motored to Murphy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. r. liemlngton and family were calling on friends near Mcdlord Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duttnn snent Sunday at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. II. J. Duttnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kay II. Ouches entertained at dinner Sunday for i Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon (Inches and : children, Mr. and Mrs. .1. K Collar and family nnd I.loyd Cincnde. ! Miss Marjorle Kisk and W'ood I row .loncrt. sludents of the Ashland .Normal, were home over the week 'end. .Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Ilennett Haded their properly on Cordon j creek for properly norm of Med I ford, to which place they have I tuoved. Mr. and .Mrs. h. j. Karl and J daughter llarbara Ann of the Koot j hills orchard were callers at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ' Meadows Sunday. I Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Itrown nnd ; daughters, Lillian and llettv, were dinner guests Sunday, of Mr.' and Mrs. I). M. Knox of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mils. Karl Thompson of drains I'ass nrnt Sunday Willi the hitler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Simmers; other callers al I lie Sim mers homo Sunday uolo Mr., and .Mis II. C. esi and Mi's. C V. J-'aylor unit Iwo sons. ' Mies Kton'tice Slanwood was-a week end guest in the J. I). Itrown liome. ' Mi's. Isndor Meadows and daligh ter Donia .May lind the Misses l.ois. I'earl and Thelmn I.vman of Ashland were Sunday guests of M land Mia. Samuel Meadows and family. I .Mrs. I.uko IJyan cntertulned with u Mindny sehnol party SaliiMlny .afternoon for tho vliiidren under 12 years of age. After n Jolly afternoon of games, refreshments were served. am departed for ; home wllh smiling faces, wishing . thorv would be another Monday l school party -soon. Sunday school Is conducted vry Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the w hite sclloolhnuso. It Is well . attended. Among those who went on n hike 'Sunday. I'liji.yiag the warm sun- shine were Helen Itlcgs. Cora and i:dlen cr.indall and mill., deniry. Mm. 'oIh Kick and son IVilo of , la. kvonvllle spent Thnrnlay after, noon will! Mrs. J. I). Urown. lKin.,1,1 Itrown was one of tho .inolort-yellsu who enjoyed Iho lour Sunday. II,. ,iid while n Ion of I Tabli- Itoek llley found some grays WILLOW KIMH.N'CS, Ore., Fell. C. (Spl.) 'February mooting of the willow springs Thursday dull will be on the 12th nt the home of Miv. W. K. I'arlter. Mrs. Thump kins and Mrs. Hlchmond hnve charge of the program. All mem bers are earnestly requested to be present and help eolelnato Lin coin's birthday. Mrs. Helen lirophy nnd Utile daughter are visiting friends in Cbiloiiiin. Mtv. lirophy taught in ibat -ily for n number of year and lias many friend there. Miw. Clyde Jticliinonil rturned home Saturday after a week spent in Portland, called lo ihe north ern cily by the death of her sis tor, .Mm. John Campbell. Donald !Snyder is : seriously ill with pneumonia at; the home of ills parents on tho former Hugh I'orter place. Miss Pearl Hover has been suf ferine wUn an infested hand ajid will unable to intend school last week, hut Is much improved and la-again attending. Mrs. Karl Heir has been 111 dm Ing tho past week with flu. but Is somewhat Improved and able to be about tho house. Mrs. Ud lloardmon nnd children arc (Sonf.liied to- aheir home wllh a siege of mumps, fl'liey are not seriously, III and hopo lo iio. out soon. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. flonifey en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ttig Klhhothiim of Hlltto Falls nnd Mi ami Mm.- Saylor and daughter of Me.drord Sunday. Mr. and Mr. K. C. Call of Central- Point -were dinner guests Fri day evening at tho P. A. 'Bouncy home. , J. Iloardmnn, who had his eye seriously injured while working In tho Milade orchard, Is muklng n very satisfactory recovery in a Med ford hospital. Mrs. Clydo Klchmond, Jr., and little son, Curtis llobert, are do ing woll at 4ho hospital In Mod ford. They expect lo return home the first of next week. Miss Kvclyn Heft, who Is taking nurse's training In Portland, is at home, suffering wllh an ulcerated tooth. . Miss Itoso Jones Is spending a fews days nt tho llonuey drill on llogue river, as a- guest of her friend. Miss Laura llonney. sy. 9 to 10 Friendslllp Circle r omestie Science. v 10 to II Schilling Co.; Alex- ander'H. 1 1 lo 12 Spevry Flour; Oold Seal; While King. , P. M. Spencer's Sago Ilrush Or- " ""u 101 " r"wn i,,,( fxw.mu- - ehestrn; news Hashes by irt unl" '" ,m' Vonl time it em- -M-iil Tribune 'braces over a thousand stations. 1 'to' 2 Dad spencer's Sage I I;i"l"'-nv l" "ose stations arc . Ilrush Orchestra j constantly on the alert in the ninth 2 to 2:30 Hnppln'cKs'Train; l''lv area, and four are function- Scientific Laboratories. '" l,a,l' 1,1 11,0 Male Oregon. 4:1 r. to 5 Kirtdi.-s' Period: T1,p l'riose of the contest last Cecil ana Sally -Monday nig.lit was to determine !i to 0 Hoy Scouts; Clirl '"'' '""ny stations one Individual Scouts; news and markets jliiilnn could contact during the by Mail Tribune. period 0 p. -m. to IS a. m. j. U to 7 Yellow Cab: Heche! A ""hslantlal award, will be pre- Service ; sealed lo the winning station in 7 to s Let's (let Aruoclnli d: i''.'ich corps area In Ihe i'nlled I News Digest: Musical -Nov- ;St.Hes on February 23rd. when Ihe Breier's Victory Sale Launches . AN AMAZING SPECIAL! Who Said: : "It Couldn't Be Doner You surely cannot afford to sell dresses like these for such low prices. Oh, yes we can. because we bought the material the way we did. ' - MADE-TO-ORDER PLAID DRESSES Which are all the rage now! city, rue. S to K::in Fnglish (iibson Orclieslra. 8:3fi to !l :. -Ill Texas nil I'o.'s 4 premier of "Cimarron." 0:30 to 10-Jiinmy Pillick's Town House orclieslra. s I'HC. 7:30 to s p m. RKfl 7'heater of the Air. Nile service to "KOO, KIlO. KO.MO, KC.W, K Fl, K'F SD, KTA1!. S to S:la i.m. Amos 'n Andy. NiISC service to KliO. KIIQ, KO MO, KCIW. KF.CA, KFSD. S : 1 r. to 8:311 p. m. Hrownbilt Footlites. N'llC service to KC.O. IvIIQ. KOMO, ICfiW, KFI, KFSD KTAPi. S:30 to il p. m. iMellow'd Melodies. Nile service to KCIO. KIIQ, KO MO. KC.W. KFI. KFSD. K T A TV. 0 to 0:30 p. m. Hill Hilly Hoys. MIC service to KflO; KtJW, KT AI5 litis to 0:30. ' 0.-3O to 10 Mystery serial. XnC service to KC,(), KFSD, KSL. KOA. 10 to 10:1,1 p. m. Tltwwell Sisters. N'llC servico to KflO. KSL, KOA. 10:1", to 11 p. m. Metropolitans. N'P.C service to KliO, KSL, KOA. 11 to 12 p. m. Dance orchestra. N'P.C service to KflO, KFI. KSL winner will he announced While tinost states In the nlniiij corps area are well reprcsenlcd in I lilo army net. lliere are still va-cani-ic for skilled operators who can o u a I i f y. Tbuse iulei-.-steil should communicate with the Sig nal officer, Jleadqua iters Ninth Corps Area. Presidio of San Francisco. MISS EUNICE BONHAM VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA IMPORTED PURE LINEN DRESSES From 14 to 3S . P I a I d patterns. Absolutely, fast colors. Tailored styles. Pleated skirls. Very chic. $1.95 HERE'S THE REASON WHY Theso fabrics are nor mally used in S'i and dresses. Hut we bought this pure linen from an Importer w It o "went broke," and (tot II less than 60c on the $1. The Klinlon Fancies from Ainory-llrown was an other hiii'Knin buy. Our Uarnient iiictory made them up tn ko in our SI !'."' line . . . and wli.it a boom to Sl.iiS dresses! -. . CHILDREN'S PLAID DRESSES Si7.es 5 to 11. some 13's. Just il a r 1 I n k stylos. Smartly tailored. Contrast trim H. You'll lovo them. $L00. KLINTON FANCIES FROCKS For Misses and Women - ' Sizes 14 lo 4 1. These dres-ses smai-lly revive Iho vok'h'o I'ov'lM.'Ains . . . just as clever as lliey can he. And al llreier's low price of $1.95 The victim nf pneumonia, Miss Kunlne Honhnm, tparher Inst year at tlie IVrnis nohool, died yostcrduy in the flniiilHPnss hrtspHul nt Iho nfro of rS yoal-H. She had linen ill only a short time. A brother, liuy lionhnm, rosidinK nt Vhoonix, will afpompiiny thf body tn Vancouvor, WaKh., the old family homo, where htiriitl will take place. VIA AT GRIFFIN CREEK TALENT .ividtiiv TAl.KNT. pie., 1V1). G. (Spl.) liny Hill and wijfjj , and three HDiall children lenehoil 7'alent Sat in day from The Halle. Hi e., to attend Iho funeral of IiIh HiHter. AeUt Hill and Hay ('rum, vktims or IuhI Friday ninhi's ti-at.-(ly in Talent. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith nf (Herniate lirr vIhUIiik their dau Khter. Mrs. Areliic KsteH and fam lly. Mix Kles Iuih hwn . ijuito ill with mumps. Mr. and Mr. Alien I'rnctor of Ashland and .MKi Martha and Melha tree-0 of. Medfnrd atl 'iidt'd the funeral norvires in , Talent M nnd ay. Uov. Amlly Urown has ro-dncd as master of tho tny Stouts In Tn lent . N'o n no has lie -n a p pointed to take 1U place ns yet. Klin destroyed the larKO barn on tho Ket-jr farm Just "outli nf Talent Monday niuht, hurnint; sev eral tons of hay ami u wagon. HobON sleeping in the barn are thoucht to havu Mini ted the fire. The elasM In domestic science sewed metnhorn of the school I hoard to u chicken flipper Mon day evening at the school house. Mr Dennis hatt added a front porch to hiH home here nnd also built a new yard fence, which adits much to the appearance f his place. Koad work , in tlu city limits In complete nt present, adding much tn tho appearance of prop erty nloiiK tho litKhwny. Mr. and Mrs. huiivnci- IVinette moved from the roehran npart inenl to tho homo nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Ouy Hamilton durlnc the week. M r. u nd M rH. i o.s Kline of t-jiKle I'oint were dinner nuest at tho homo tf Mr. Kline's sister, I it . .i. . i i a. 1 1 i vy .i ihm . ,m r. ;i mi a Mrs. lWk nf Med ford were callers) 4 at the Walters In the atternoon. GRIFFIN CRKKK, Ore.. Feb. C (Spl.) tiriffin Creek I. T. A. hold its rirst meeting nt the hcIioo! hom.e Thursday evening, Jan 2ilth with a membership of 25. A pro gram of music, sin ejus and lead ings was presented. The president, Mih. I.uko Uynn, appointed the fntlowinR ronnnit tees: I'vomam. Mth. llonliam, Mrri. Harry Wilson and Mr. H. D. Heni fHKion; refreshment, Mrs. (ieo., Kisk, Mrs. Rupeit Snyder and Mrs. oeuians; Hmiiil. Metilia Cook and Lois llflt; membership. Wilbur Klme and .!. I). Ilrowu. Next nieelfnK will be Thursday evening, February 2tl. A much laiKor utteiidauce Is expected. WHAT? Another Majestic? YES! Good Pictures . . Qra Neiv Film FREEl Buy a roll of Agfa all-weather film tomorrow, for Sunday picture-taking. If the results from this film do not suit you no matter whose may be the fault ypu get a new film free of charge. WEM'S Films and Photo Finishing s PRAYERS FOR RAIN ARE ORDERED BY ARCHBISHOP CINCINNATI. Feb. (J. (A) Spe cial prayers for rain to relievo the drought and prepare the earth for an abundant harvest were ordered today by Archbishop ,1. T. Mc Nicholns, to he said dally in all Catholic churches of the Cincin nati archdiocese. 1 I Listen Tonight 8:30 to 9:30 to tho broadcast ovr S radio KMED ? o; ti 'J. . 'KlODEt 21 8.Tiito! : Supcrhctrodyno ! Improved Tube! Acoustic Control! Static Modifier! A Midget Majestic Radio with all the new features Star Meat Market and Piggly Wiggly Market SATURDAY SPECIALS $ World Premier of Cimarron" Opening at Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles. All the stars will talk to you. 72 Completo Easy Terms 50 More Russian Copptr MOSCOW i JV- lira ! I i Iho svjj iiv v .x o vinfuiij, j Broadcasted through cour- and Ihe elfortn of Ainorhaii Inter osta to reduce prndtictton, the soviet an i mi bus nnuMiuced Uh Intention tn mine Js,tV0o tons nf the metal In t!;i as UKuinst (N.iiihi tons last VlMIP TEXACO Petroleum Products. Little Monarch of the Air PALMER Music House "We Sell Happiness" Sec Pnges 7 and 8 TURKEYS --CHICKENS RABBITS Beef Pot Roasts, lb 15c Beef Short Ribs, lb 12V2c Pork Shoulder Roasts, lb. .... .20c Fresh Side Pork, lb 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts, lb. ..... 15c Sauer Kraut, per qt 10c Weinerwurst, per lb 20c FREE DELIVERY Phone 273 E. Main CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING" GETS RESULTS