IRANI FLAYS
iDIIIOtiS HERE
Loy men, with a . . desire to
mature 4nd. mciaiena.
r SS(,d further than the soap
tut few mivu "oc.
. nn n 4hne box
,,53 tneir iun
,he 'weary,'' wno recumiy
u, message of reformation In
K morning J. ?. CarW, South,
pacific ireiB'"
ihp rnilronil tracks,
,,7ssed to the Hertford, chamber
!! where It hits, been
h. writing on in smw
Lmiier f commerce... You mer.
intB and business u.u
' i..b vour community grow
I become an Important intlus-
,1 center nut oo nui "
out any erron iu uu.,,,...
i ih first place with the
- ...fitrpn nuid in ami about
Liiord you could never bo more
, a; poverty smcnen uuiiunu-
lv vua uu I.,.,.,.,.-.
i8es comes cheaper standards of
ms, forcing ifie .v. ......... w
... ki. mndi(rd of living also
L ihn whole community becomes
tapminded. The more, the
irker Jias. tne;nioie iur,ic.uu
..community. Surely you-gentle-
n ought to he aoie to see me
' . ... umiidn't think so ns you
Li' ii advise the farmer to
Iniinually lower the wages."
h-he hamlwilimg is very uieiu-.
i the spelling and grammar useu
,h. mnsaee do not Indicate the
ilhor as. a scljolar.,. -. .
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M VALLEY
Meteorological Report
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OH KGOX, FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1931.
PAGE THREE
.! July 101BSI,, i, .,,..,
Medferd and vicinity: Tonight '
and Saturday fair. Not much I
uiuuige m tejpperuture.
Oregon: Cloudy west, fair and
cooler east portion : tonight and
Saturday, fair Sunday.
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Local Data SJ 3 2
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POSTALL WORKERS
OFF FOR CONFAB;
AIL IN ONE
Temperature (degrees) !I0 61
Highest (last 12 hours) a tm
Lowest (last 12 bourn) on 61
Kol, humidity (per ct.) 12 60
J'recipitat on '(ln,.hoi, '
State of, weathei-......,..cuar Clear
Lowest temoei-at urn IVtio n, .
ing 51 degrees. '' . ' ,-
Total precipitation since Sept. 1
1!)"0. 13. 117 Inches. '
Temperature a year ago' today
Highest 83; lowest 60.
Sunset today, 7:4.S p. m.
Sunrlso Saturday 4:45 a. m.
Sunset Saturday 7:4S p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITY
25:
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PERN VALLRV, Ore., July 10.
ISpl.) John Tluinos was brought
his brothers Tom Tnanos nome
ieiay from tho hospital at Ash
id. He was operated on June 30
r appendicitis. He is recovering
the operation very quicaiy.
A child's oxford was found re-
nUy liy L. R. Hughes. It is
Lost 0 new one, tan and of small
Fourth of July was celebrated In
rlous places by Fern Valley folk.
long those going to Ashland
L-re the Steeles, Henslers, Sprules
Lghes, Marshalls, K a n t o r s,
lands, Thomas, Bryan 'Bowman
Dallas Reader. . "
Miss Anne Kantor and Floyd
Harry drove, to Crescent City
r a part of tho day, returning In
ute forthe fireworks at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Davis and
liall son' Jimmy and Miss Helen
nlor left early July 2 for Dla-
jond ' lake. They returned Sun-
Jim JBIack,'. from Washington is
piting his sister, Mrs. Joe Kantoi-j
.. and family. He arrived July 2.
Margaret Hughes spent the
lorlh at Crescent City with - n
Tty of friends including Mr. and
rs. Willnrd Cava" and Bob Fry.
Sty left Friday.. They visited
nilon, Coqullle and Myrtle
tn. . They were dinner .guests
lira. Cave's parents, Mr. and
rs. Aidrtdge. - Mrs, Cave remnin
1 with her folks until Wednesday.
Slr:.and .Mrs. Kalph DcWIt and
mily celebrated the fourth v(th
r. and Mrs. Clark at their home
1 the Crater Lake highway,
Tom WIllianiB spent the week
with Mr. and Mrs. ttay iJeLalr
Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J)eLnir
t former residents of Medforit.
'lurtlay afternoon, they drove to
"emand called on Roy Williams,
"ms Drainer, lie reports Hoy
fine and feels fairly well,
wcr one of his lungs Is still in
wrious condition. . .. .'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herghnmer
' suests of .Mr. and Mrs.' Hulph
"'ll Sunday. j
Stolt Darby of Medforrt was In
lr Vallfy on business Tuesday.
Wy Hoffman has been con
,0 home the past week with
riou case of hives. ,
"t. M. F. Hughes of Sams Vnl-
ailed on her son. L. II. Hughes
-way. She wns nccompanled by
Thayer, Lloyd and 1 Albert
nke.
Hughes reports that In the
"ares above hist i,in,. iho
rrs have never been so thick
m. There. arc great swarms
re constantly on the go.
. SIILMITON. July 9 . (VP) '
fup of members of tho "Nn
'1 Miners' Union appeared In
"n of the White Houso today
., "f banners which were taken
II' 'rorn th,.m by tho pi.lloe;
Baker City
Bismiirck ,
Boise
Denver ,
Des Moines
Fresno
Helena
Los Angeles ...
Marshfield
l'hoenix
Portland
Red Bluff
Roseburg
Salt Lake
San Francisco..
Santa Fo
Seattle
Spoknno
Walla Walla ...
Winnipeg
94 -
80
9S
84
4
100
!MI
90
70
HIS
76
102
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9S
72
7
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100 ;
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70
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48
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50
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64
74
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Clear
Clear
Clear "
Clear
T-lear
Clear
Clear
1'. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy I
Clear
Cloudy
1'. Cdy.
Clear
1. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
The official delegation -from the
Medford postofflce departed from
the. city this afternoon at 2:00
o'clock by automobile for Salem
to. attend the "annual cons'tHition
there tomorrow of the Oregon
State . .Federation . of - Postofflce
Clerks' arid Carriers.' 'They will
return Sunday.
' Th local delegation Includes
Robert A. Xewlun and Adlek A.
Neff, representing the carriers,
and Hugo (luenther and F. K.
Nichols representing tho clerks.
Mr. Cluenther Is also present third
vice-president of the State Fede
ration of Postal clerks, which
hody meets jointly tomorrow with
the other federation. This dele
gation will try to capture at least
0110 of the offices for Medford at
the convention.
The local quartet, after much
mature deliberation and bicker
ing, and agreement to make the
trip In one car, finally decided,
threo to one, on using Mr. New
Ion's Oldsmoblle sedan, with the
owner as driver; not only because
he has n glib way with tho state
traffic cops, but also because the
other three wanted to save wear
and tear on their own cars. Be
sides, It was the only car In the
bunch In which four men could
ride comfortable with Mr. Otien
ther's e.vt in-sized feet inside.
in that city enjoyed visiting with
ffher niaiiy friends. ' . '
.' Mr. and Mrs. H. U Sorumer ami
.family and Miss Goldie Abbott at
tended a plcluro show in Medford
Monday.
A lurge number of people from
Medford and Ashland spent the
Fourth of July picnicking along
the cool banks of Wagner creek.
Mr. and Mrs. K. CI. Taylor anil
family and Mrs. Wm. Kerby spent
the Fourtli on the Applegate.
H. L. Sommers hus been work
ing for G. A. Kerby the vast few
days.
, Mr. ami Mrs. G. A. Rriner spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wm.
vKorby. ...
Mr. and Mis. Frank Kerbv spent
'the Fourth nt tho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Davis and family.'
Mrs. C. K. Green called last Mon
day on Mrs. 11. L. Sommers'. '.
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Classified advertising gets results.
NON-STOPPERS TO
FACE PROSECUTION
SAY TRAFFIC COPS
There hns been such wide com
plaint " among conservative locnl
motorists about so many,, auto
drivers neglecting to heed Hton
street mgnH, that u story Ik KOtnt,"
the roundn In the city thut local
and state traffic officers are plan
ning to trui lie a wholesale .raid
on motorists who fall to obey such
sigim. especially at state highway
( Htvers.de nvemie intersect tons.
whieh failure has caused a num
ber of near iucohjentd.
'-Rut that "contemplated "rale! Has
nothing to do with the fining or
$5, and costs in Judge Taylor's
court this forenoon of Carl Von
der Hellen for failure to stop his
cur nt a state highway intersec
tion Inst Tuesday. His npprehen
j sion wns due to the fact State
Traffic Offteer O. H. Hoxle ot
(i rants Pass was coming into Med
ford along tho Pacific highway
when Mr. von tier llellen drove
onto the highway from Fifth street
without stopping, ns the Ntnte law
requires, and a collision was nar
rowly averted, Hoxle thereupon
cited Mr. von der Hellen to ap
pear in court, where the hitter
entered a plea of guilty today nnd
wns fined.
Our May and June sale3 were considerably larger than
a year ago. THERE MUST BE A REASON. The answer
is SERVICE and
W. J. Hutchison,, Meteorologist.
Locals
Itcliirn for Visit' - t
Fred H. Cowles ot Santa, r.ar-
bara, Cal., is spending a few dayn
in the city and valley. He Js .1
former well known resident. ,:
rre KiwiiniallH to Attend
- All members of the Kiwanls club
are urged to attend the Mundny
luncheon at Hotel Medford, a, a
d-K-'russlon of 'the' sewer question
will be. conducted. Uoth sides will
be heard, and the city council will
lie present.
WAG N Kit CRKKK. Ore., July 10.
(Spl.) Jorry Kingery of Sun Jose.
Cal., accompanied by a couple of
friends, made a short'vlslt on the
creek with friunds and relatives
last week. . '
Mrs. Anna Harrison rif Medford
was on the creek Sunday visiting
relatives. " .
Mrs. H. L. Sommers find family,
Miss Goldie Abbott and Glenn Ab
bott Biient three duys at, Squaw
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. William Loos and
daughter, accompanied by, Mr.
Ixios' sisters, spent the holidays in
Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Taylor and
family returned to Uray, Cal., last
Friday after making an extended
visit at the home of Mrs. Taylor's
mother, Mrs. Klla Abbott.
Mrs. Tom Hurnette called at the
home ot Mrs. Ella Abbott last
week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 13. Green, accom
panied by C D. Purvis, D. W. Brad
ley and Kenneth Wnttenburg, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Crescent
City. Mrs. Green, formerly living
Quality
there,
o results
sure;
HURRY!
ONLY 2 MORE DAYS!
THE
i TONITE AND TOMORROW!
PICTURE ALL MEDFORD
IS TALKING ABOUT
MARIAN
MARSH?
asTRILBY
Weirdest passions that ever
enslaved a woman Svengall
commands! Trilby obeys!
Here is Barrymore at his
best. With the new screen
discovery fans and critics
all "af nsationar ! '-
ON THE
STAGE!
Tonite and Tomorrow
: " Nile';
at 9:00 P. M.
CARNEY
' and
SAVILLE
REVUE!
Famous Song
and Dance Team
THE SENSATION
of the
ORPHEUM
STAGE
Also The Five &
Little GINGERBUDS ,
il i f A k
Matinee 20c , - : i Evening 30c - Kiddie, 10c
Just Look at These Saturday Bargains
KRAOTlOc
Libby's Deviled .
Meat, size, 4
PORK and BEANS..
........... 4 for 25
COFFEE
Maxwell House 3 lbs. $1.00
S. and W., 3 lbs.. ....... $1 00
Bulk, 1 lb. :. lity
VINEGAR
ptjrex,; i full quart ... zsf
RIPE 0LIVE3, fancy 15
MALT SYRUP, "American"....,. 3 cans $1.00
' 3 small bottles 250
2 laree bottles 35d
K. 0. BAKING POWDER 19
MATCHES, 1 carton (6 boxes) '17
SOAP-Crystal White or P. & G., 10 bars 33
CALLALILY TOILET SOAP.:...... 4 bars 25
FLOUR-Fancy Hard .Wheat, 24 lbs. 63
49 lbs $1.19
1 quart" Best Foods salad dressing............ 29
Peets' Crystal White granulated soap,
' " ' " i! 2 large packages 65
With the Valley Trade Is the Valley Made
J
v Fresh Fruits itfid Vegetables
Cantaloupes .."...'.'.....'...'..'. 100
Tomatoes 4 lbs. for 250
New Gravenstein and Transparent ' . ; "
Apples, lb. ..: '. 50
Red Raspberries ,. 3 for 250
Local Apricots Coming in Now
Fancy local Cucumbers 6 for 250
Extra fancy Klamath Falls Head Lettuce 100
Local Golden Yellow. Sweet Corn, 1 doz....'. 300
Local String Beans .., 4 lbs. for 250
Bunch Beets, Carrots and Onions, 3 for 100
Local Green Peppers .. ..I........ 2 lbs. for 250
Please telephone your orders early
and help us give you better service.
Phone 20 DELIVERY SERVICE
RELIABLE
CASH GROCERY
"Where Quality Tells and. Pries Sells"
117 North Central "
Free Parking for Our Customers at tho
'! GROCETERIA Parking Lot
Liberty Meat Market
"The Home of Good Meats"
Swift's Gov't Inspected Meats-Swift's Best
Beef Veal
Pork Lamb
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Saturday Specials
Beef Stew, lb.. .10c
Veal Stew, lb.. .10c
Lamb Stew, 3 lbs. 25c
Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb. ... 17c
Bacon Squares, lb 15c
Fryers Hens Rabbits
West Main St. . . Phone 104
CENTRAL PL LAD
WHILE AT PLAY
Funeral services for Donald
Stnvell Berber, 8, son' of Mr: nmt
Mrs. Paul Oerlter of Central Point,
who was drowned yesterday after
noon In Hear creek, near the Cen
tral Point ' hrldRP, will bo held
from the. mK"r Funeral parlor
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. D. R. Millard will deliver the
sermon and interment will be
made In the Jacksonville cemetery.
The little hoy wait playing on the
creek with - Kupone tU urlin and
Kaymond Terry, when he ventured
Into a deep hole and tank from
sinht. His. playmates summoned
Mr. Sturlin, who spent 30 minutes,
searching the creek hefor he
found the body. Dr. R. V; Hleeter
was called but found resuscitation
Impossible, : ;
The little boy Is survived by his
parents and sisters, Mary Lou and.
.Helen, . ; . , ,
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Dr. Sidney M, Bolhs, Texas sci
entist, advocates muzzling every
dog in the state for a year to stamp
out rnhlos. 1 ' - v ,! -
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Mr. Wright's Peaches
Leave orders here for A. N. Wright's peaches. iVfm,
Wright is known as the "peach king" of the valley.
Buy these fine peaches by the basket or crate.vv
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fresh Home Made Cakes
SATURDAY SPECIALS
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25 lbs. best . Cane Sugar . . $1.43
S.& W. Coffee, per lb. . ... 34c
Pillsbury's Best Flour, 49 lbs. $L55
This "balanced" flour is the secret of really perfect baking' - -
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Try Our New Delivery Service
Five Deliveries on Saturday
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh M
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
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Many
Rogu
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TV I V K
Valley Pepple. er
Have Already Arranged for a Consultajtion
and an Examination with , "
DR. B AUER
AT THE
FREE
I t' 4 tifH'
CTJNIC
IN MEDFORD, JULY 13 TO 20
ACT AT ONCE! Arrange for YpXJR freo exam-
nation with Dr. Bauer if you are, ailing and ant
to know your true condition and are anxious to re-
1.1-n.t. :- .: ' - .-- mi i'i
gain your neaiui. . ,
fit. i
Phone 1433 for an Appointment
Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR AND PHYSIO-THERAPIST i
StCUINU rLOOK, HULL I 1 HtA 1 Kb
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