Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. . MEDFORD, PRECOX FRIDAY, " JULY '17, 1931
Local and Personal
11 Pardee Return rmra Coast
J..T.. Pardee o( the United Blules
t' GsoloKlca) ..survey was In Medford
jthjs .morning, huvlni; returned
ifroin the ?rKon coost, where he
had tieen visiting ' lacer gold
.mines. He leave oon for Wash-
I )ngt9n.; i , !. ;. . , .
i Ai'C(ininiileH J'UyerH VorUt i' F
S, City Superintendent Fred Schof
ifel, today left for Eugene, acconv
I' fisnylnq rxemlxra of the American
. i.enlon Jun)ur baseball team, whi
Iwjll play JliM(hr cltr'.;toni9'row.
!V ' ur-n J 'x J u
I lyiHllni-H from Olxtanco
I' ' Helen oeachgar and Haael
!'?WrlKlt of Bcwnrd, Neb., and E. D.
i .(Lehman , qf. Dayton,. Ohio, are
I (among the. guesis , reulstered , at
'iJocnl hotel! .today i (rora dlatant
, 'point : '.'-. .':' . 1 i
.JMIss Klrtloy IavB(i , , ,'
, ;Mi8 Josephine. Mirtley, who ban
-been' a member of the aummer
jiaqhool faculty for past six weeks,
I, left this noon for for home In Eu
i gene. Bhe plana to apend aotne
Mltne at Seaside and Vancouver, H.,
.C., before returning here for 'the,
i fall term of school. : ,
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Normal Ploiilo Today : :,t
i .The annual summer picnlo of the
.' Southern Oroijon Normal school Is
L being held thin afternoon In UthU
I park, Ashland, under the super-
1 vision of the student council. Fol
Viewing the picnic, dancing will be
, held at the Uthlun pavilion. - stu
! denta of the Normal school and all
' former atudonts wore Invited to be
present. .' ,. ,', ;- ,
..Hallway Man Hero
I , H. B, Lounabury, general freight;
''agent for the Union Pacific, Is In
!4 Medford to apend a few days con
ferring with local shippers.
L'Heru Installing ilnrlilncry
" B.' 8. VarVtns and Oeorge C. Terry,
r representatlvea of the' Camelu
( Agency, Ltd., of San Francisco, are
j 'in Medford this week Installing
' machinery for K. Salto,
In Town for Rupiillea -
Koger Headlee of this city and
Fred .Lewis of Klamath Falla were
In Madford. today from Lake o the
Wood, where they -have been at
tending Boy Scout camp. ..They are
here today to take supplies back
to Camp-MoLoughlin. -
ilBHly Visit la City
Ernest Rostel, ranger In the pub
llclty department of Crater national
park, was. In the. city late last nltfht
en polite' back to th park from
Klamath,; Fulls.." to 4 which ' city he
accompanied the congressional del
egution, yesterday. He spent the
night at his home In Central Point
and departed early, this morning
to resume his duties at the park
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Fnrehcfi TUMiim from Rnmli :
'' Mrs. Harry Kurort and Won' hhy-
mond returned this noon by train
from ( Oakland, j Cttl.. ., where, they
have ' been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Pusey for the past two
weeks. . -
Vacationists from California
j From Mlata Ifilnu
' Oregonlans at Mfdford hotels.
i exclusive of Portland residents, In
': elude 'U Fish and 'a XV Ksben-
I'. Shade of Eugeue, Mrs. Thompson
of. sulem and Alfa Bang of Mon
inouth. . -.....
; :
. U.Boat dub Mooting ...
I Motion pictures of 'boating on
j.Itogue river, Diamond lake and the
' 1 Crescent .City .bay were shown S6
j .members of tha Southern Oregon
; ('.Boat club who met at -the Huvoge
, . JUplds service station Wednesday
i I night. The- pictures were filmed
t I by 13. K and A. U. Voorhles or
! the Dally Courier.. Tha club mem
,.bera dUioussed prospects o. holding
s I ,the annual boat races at Lake u'
I U the Woods. No deolaion was made
. I. a noldlng a third race on Savage
1 1 itaplds lake. Grants Pum Courier.
i !" . . ; . ,
j l permit IhkuI Today
i j 'A building permit was Issued to
1 J.Fred McPheraon by tho olty thlB
i I hiprqlng for alterations to he made
j I at 108 yot ' Mon . airont, ,, Cou
were estimated at It 5,
... IHgolows. neinrn fo Medford '"'
!j,'osirt Rlglow and family, form
IN well known resldenls of Medford,
HI' who have been residing In Mcd
ford for several years, arrived
(inhere, thta week for an extended
Ej'siiiy, and may tinwllily , locate In
smitflern Oregon attain.
is
if
j:
H
Fresh
Blackberry
plei ina4e from Hom
Orown Rogue Valley
' Blackberries1.. We know
you . will enjoy thete
piei and tha price we
will offer on them Bat-:
urday makes them dou-,
bly, attraotva.y ,- ', ')..$ ,
i Phone your oi'der early ,
as our supply may not
lt, t 1 1 f t i ki 1
19 c
each
This if a thick generous
ikied pie and an excel
lent value at tha regu
lar price of 25o, ". ,
I
!' ';;' :'J(SEEV-
' Keeldenui of California reglstec-
ed at local .hotels Include Miss
Kathleen Kendal, Mary Qulnn and
H. Kendall of Hollyweqd,,K. iV
Fisher and H, C. , Dodge of Ban
Leander, P. , F. Coleman of Hed-
dlng..: Mrs. Margaret Dean and
children' of Hermosa Beach,' c. J.
WilDon and Dr. and Mm. a. 8.
'Porter of Sacramento, Tom Sullins
of Creacent City, Judge and Mrs.
M. J. Clark of UVermoro, Ida Pet
erson of Oakland, J. a York and
fumllyj Mr. and Mrs.j B, VonKanf,
KdwarU ,D. ljjnton, Arar ,Merti,
Mi's. K. M. Baird and Irene Berg
of Dos. Angeles,: and ' from Snn
Francisco: Wallace Kelly, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mlddleton. Air. and
Mr.' (I. Iluflbanda and Mr, and
Mr. J. F. Brady. ','
Iurry Mann Near Jlomo 1
Dnurenee Mann, ' representative
of the 'lrat' Nutlonal bank of
Poqtland h apondliu a time in
Asl)land. Mr. Mann la. Investigat
ing -business conditions in southern
Oregon. Ashlana iTidlgs, , j:s
To Vlsltlii City ' , ' " ' ;
Mrs. Myrtle Bell of San Jone was
expected In Medford 'today, and
while here will be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, F. M. McCull.
luliim from Vellmrstono : '
Mr. and Mrs, J. tl. Love of Cen
tral Point returned yesterday from
a trip to Ve,llowstone national park,
by way of Spokane and the Co
lumbia Hlver highway. They were
accompanied by Mrs, Q. C. Nels
wanger of Columbus Junction,
Iowa,,wJlo bj their house uet.
Completes Vacation Trip - ' '
Mr. and Mrs. w! M.' Clemensnh
returned . kiat night frdhi ar nine
days' vacation trip, which took
them' to -Lewlatnn,, Ida. They left
Medtord limt Wednesday, and stop
ped at Crater lake and Bend en
route to Lewlston. They returned
'hume, via .Portland and Kttgone,
their former home,' lij. n. aiistrap
accompanied Ihem from Kugeno to
Medford. .
Cluinglng Coco Llnea
The California Oregon P o w e r
company br ralslng thetvoltage on'
I the high tension' line from Pros
i pect No. 2 to Copco No. 1!. This
i is being done with the line fully
churged, the voltngo being raided I
from 66.0UO to 120.0110, .under the
supervision .of Paul CJulley of Ash
land. Ashland Tidings. ;
Pi'jtKlo to Work at liowmnn's
Mrs. Pggle Markle, well-known
local beauty operator, will close
h-er ihop on South : Oakdule- the
end of this week to accept a posi
tion at Howman's Bfauty parlor,
105 West ,.Maln Btrcet. : "Peggie"
will assume -her duties beginning
Monday, July 20. ' i
1'urk 'Jtiinger Flslier In City,'
'.Don C. .Klj-'her, - sumpier ranger
at' Crater nutlotuil park, wTio Is a
well known school teacher of
Klamath Fulls, and Mrs. Fisher,
cama down from Crater lake Inst
evening and spent part of today
hero before returning to. tho park.
IrihiiiK
PROBE HEALTH
UNI
snuAiBN
a' lOiirl
Charges Growing Out
Discharge ' of Mrs.', King
Will Be EyeflT Next ;yVeek
' Many " Oth'er"; Matters'
The grand Jury, of which Orover
C. Corum Is foreman, is scheduled
til meat nevl wnek nnH HiDfini, thn
Tl'iniKirary Flr-H lt4'Hplle '' . , , , . - - . ,
The Crater nntlonul forest, up to : " " ....
to the inquisitorial body are cattle
tooon today hnu been free from
ny .new forest 1 fires for several
days. Neither had any new fires
been reported in that time on the
Atate protected lands In this sec
tion. . v
From Slate's Metropolis '
nuesta from Portland registered
at Medford hotels are H. W. Pack.
H. c. Smith, A I Haielkamp, Hnr
ucs Bolton, Thomas Plgott, R.
Donnlsoif," O; C. Burr,' V, I, Powell,
K. h. 'Leinpii,,-A. L, Case, H. W.
McChasuey, Dorothy Lewis, Helena
M. lrfwis, J. 11. Maglnnls, L. It.
lntro, Olendorn M. iBlakely, H.
K.. Luunsbury. A. F. Itosslsler K.
Harrison., Carl B, Brown, M. C.
Ullilmid and, C. C. llolo. , . '
s - , ,
1!njiy Rwlm ' 1 " ''
Kmployes of U Medford Furni
ture and Hardware company en
Joyed n ttwlmmlng Mtrty nt Ash
land Wednesday evening.
Hero (mm Wanlilngtoll
-Among the giiestn from r Wash
ington at local hotels are A. F.
LaPrestlx uf, Hl'okivn.' - Herman
Miller and son of Wenatchee, W.
T. Wade, Mi.nd Mrs. F. 3. O'Neill,
F. L. Kktster and son, Agnes M.
Dunne, Paul,' Kthet and jack Lord
of Seattle. '
TOO LATE 'TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD Salesmen for good
specialty product. Address Box
kms. Tribune. ' '
Fl'K.NITUKK rvpatrlng or an a k e
anything now , to order. ' .t: 1 1 y
Cabinet Shop, SH 8. Central. Tol.
ti. ' f
HtMM furnlshen lit.; rlos to I
schools. Inquire 14 So. Ivy.
FOB 8AI.H Cheap for. rash or
trntW for.woeil, cews. horses or
what have you. I truck. I Dodge
' delivery. I 4-wheel trailer. Box
20. Central Point.
Folt KF.NT l-rm. apt. 40 No.
Cuinee. Phone 41-W.
WA.TKf Position by young man
experienced in meeting the pub
,lle. - (tood reference' Address
: llux U. A. L. Mall Tribune.
1D2II INTKHNATIONAl. truek,
practically new tues, ntvehanio
nlly flrnt-eluss; very reasonable.
25 Portland Ave. '
FOB HAI.K s-hurnr oil stove.
1104 N. Central.
KKI.IAHI.R young woman wlnhrw
any kind of work. Iteferences.
Phone 47-J-l, or write Box
Tribune.
Ill '...ora
isK '"
Remember, We have the
largest assortment of
breads, pastries and
picnic items in South,
em Oregon and North
ern California. . -
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WANTKD Boom and board In
private home by liuly with small
4y. Hox HS2S, Tribune.
FOB HAI.K 9 picking ladders, onr
ll-tt. and five IK -ft; toe tre
hooks and prop; one Hnrdy
srny gun. Phone Verne Mar
shall, ?i-L, evenings.
U'ANT1! Housework bv experi
enced girl. Phone tl7-V.- Call
morning.
CIKNTl.UMAN wants to get tn
touch with unincumbered lady
with small capital, as working
partner In llsht manufacturm
kunilirss In hls city. Iteteremvo
errhnnsed. Write Box !4T. Mill
Tribune, '
FOR HAIJC Orders taken for nh k-
llng cucumbers, i Mrs. I' has.
Jacksen, Eale, Ppinu', .,
" SAYS DIVORCE PLEA
h
PORTLAND, July, 17., (fi1)
Mildred Olllanderrf hits fiied ult
In cH'cult cwuH Jioro fr' a dlyurco
from' Karl Tillant1eit iwholonalP
grocer of Pontllvton.
She anhrt one-third of hla real
ifroporty, t$ 7 5,000. gruwH alimony,
And 2b0 u month while tho nult
(s pending, I
Tho complaint ulli'KoH. that her
huHlmnd 1b "penurloua and mo-
roae."
. . .
hl-Jacklng on tho .mngoa of east
ern Jackson county, . charues
against the Jackson county health
unit, growing out of the discharge
of ilr. Lydu King as a hurae, the
alleged shotlng In the leg of John
Waklorikn, an Evumt creek miner,
by Elan Hula and wife, during the
course of a neighborhood fracas a
month ago, a non-support . case,
and a numtwr pf minor mat torn.
For several weeks rumora and
counter rumors, have been flying
anent the county health unit situ
ation. Mrs. tilendoru M, BlaKeley,
ijtate supervisor of county nurses
for the state .board of health, con
ferred thi morning with the cpun
ty court. ,, , ., . ,
An audit of the books of the
henlih unit in being made - for
presentation to the grand jury, and 1
thorough airing of the case is ex
pocted,. "in order that the atmos
rhere ,,be - cJeared," No formal:
charges have been file! .with the
district attoriuy' offloej ' I
Births
. Born to Mr, und Mrs. Q. II. Lee
of Jacksonville a son, welching H
pouuda, H uunoea, ut the..,tiaored
1-lourt hospital tills morninv.
4
Hot mineral tub baths, "r"oun
.tatn of Youth." FerBiison Mineral
Springs, Sama Valley, Ore.
Irfiwn Mritvers.
New, 2nd and 3rd grades made
first grade. Old taken apart, clean
ed and trued. New method. Fac
tory exp. James R. Allen, Tel,
UU-M.
; 4 : '
Nmlec.
Nritlee Is hernby Riven 'that the
undersigned. A. .11. Mclntosli, i
Planch W. Mclnlosh and-Penii K. .
Wlieolew havo this 17th i tiny. -.of
July, 1U31, dlsnolvtid Die pui'tnor--
ship heretofore existing under' the I
trade name of "(thick Out CaCc,"
at 40 South Central: Avenue. (mi
ford, OreKon, that ivi,fd A. Hi -Me- I
Intush IiuvIiik purnhmll'd ' Hie' In
terest of thesulil Pearl K. '.Wheeler. 1
and assumed .the llnhillly . for' all
debts contracted by Hold firm. ,
A. K. .Mel.VTOHIi: 'i , - !
,, .HI.A.'flll-;,K. MrlNTOUII. I
PKAR), If. WIIKFII.KU. i
MrR lit coaM
mi
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
Vacuum Cleaners Rented
50c day delivered '
Service Electric Co. )
111 South Holly , Phone 1279
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v til T"---- I
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1 H - l I
rH ' ' V "" I i an sins sisii
rryrJ
j"" jg-..ic "n-i f hi
today;:
and SATURDAY
A love that can It be
Framed or Tamed I
"The
Vice
Squad"
with ,
Paul Lukas
Kay Francis
Tho Hnmnnca of an ex
Cliintlitiiuiii . , . anil two
women who claimed
him ... an Outcast ami
a Uuly ... In a city
w he r e 1 nuocence is
Vice . . . !
Parnntnu'nt'a alisorbltis
1H31 Scusntlon wltll
HOCK 1,1 KPK V K I.
l.OWS. HIil.KM JOHNSON.
t ijSATURDAY NIGHT t
Palmer Music House
"TELEVISION IDEA"
FOUNDED '
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
' . ASSOCIATION :
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Corn
Green corn (roasting ears in the corn belt) is ready The home grown is of worij
derful oualitv anri tomorrow we have set aside as "Corn on the Cob" day. There'i
hd food so tempting none so delicious as corn on the1 cobi-and even though thd
corn belt may grow bigger ears, there's none so tenaer as our own n.ogue niver valj
ley corn. ' - " " - - '
TOMORROW - FANCY GREEN CORN
. . . Doz. 15c
Tender and Delicious
, BREAD
For 10 years the favorite in Medford
homes.
i.ib:Lofv:..:.v:v:ii.v:i5c
iy2-lb. Loaf .............. V2c
Pretzels Loose-Wiles crisp'pretzels
lb. ... '. 15c
COFFEE
The only purpose' of the expensive can is
to preserve the freshness of coffee. Why
not just buy it freshly ground and get
"better coffee for less."
Z-MOR-U COFFEE
Ground the Day You Get It
Pound 32cj 3 f or . . . . I . . . . 95c
Other Freshly Ground Coffees,
:. 20c and 25c lb.
5c
New Potatoes 10 lbs. . .. .'i . .
Bell Peppers fresh and crisp
fine for salads, 2 for .........
Apples Gravenstein, Red June or
Yellow Transparent, 5 lbs. ... . 19c
Egg Plant, each ..... I . . .". ... 5c
Cucumbers for .slicing, 2 for ..... 5c
Sweet Red Onions (for serving with
cucumbers), lb.
Tomatoes home grown, 3 lbs. . '.' .4
Sunkist Grapefruit, 5c each, 6 for .
Oranges Golden Rule Sunkist,
2 doz. . . ?:A :r-:.y,y..
Cantaloupes,' large ones
Red Beans a staple food at a low
price, 5 lbs. '. . '. . . ... ........
Oronite Cleaning Fluid, Pint can
Oronite Auto Polish, Pint bottle
i : both for
Macaroni Golden Age, 2 pkgs. . .
Rolled Oats Sperry's, quick cook-
' er or plain, 9-H. sack
Ivory Soap, large )bar, 4 for . .
Wheaties a ready-to-serve whole
wheat food, 2 pkgs. and a free
' mush bowl . .. . .
Other Thrift Items
17c O Pancake and Waffle Flour, Sper-
3c
19c
29c
37c
5c
22c
45c
13 c
35c
43c
20c 6
ry's, 4-lb. sack
19J
19l
55i
441
25
29j
251
Cinderilla Grapefruit finest pack
Florida grapefruit, No. 2 can ....
, 3 cans . .
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap,
Box of 3 bars
Graham Crackers the famous
Tru Blu graham, 2-lb. box .....
Cookies -Loose-Wiles assorted
cookies, 3 pkgs.'. .... .'
Scott Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls .
Guava Jelly tall 15-oz. glass jar . 15i
Sinclair's Pickled Pigsfeet, pints. 25
, Quarts . . ..... . ... 33i
Primrose Salad Oil, 1 gal. can . . . 69
Free Aerates with White King Grand
lated Soap Buy a large pkg and gel
' the agates free. : '
Sliced Pineapple Ukelele brand,
No. 2 can, 2 for 29
Pillsbury's Flour XXXX patent.
49-lb. pound sack $1.2J
White Rose a guaranteed hard
, wheat flour, 49-lb. sack ..... .$1.0!
P & G White Laundrv Soac
10 bars 29
THE PILLSBURY HOME AND CAMP BUCKET
A chance to try the famous Pillsbury pro ducts at a saving. , ,
1 10-lb. sack Pillsbury Flour .' "' All in a
1 package Pillsbury Bran " 10.qt galVanized
1 package Pillsbury Pancake Flour , ,
1 package Pillsbury Farina bucket
89'
Preserving Kettles aluminum, all
sizes, 16-qt. size $1.29
Stone Jars all sizes for all purposes,
special family size (6 gal). . . .$1.38
Mop Handles, each ....... ( 12c
Electric Iron, guaranteed, com
plete with cord $1.39
Aluminum Dishpan, 10-qt. size .. 83c
O Garden Hose buy now and save.
price reduced. 50 ft. with coup
lings .....$3.93
Brass Wash Boards, full size ....
Galvanized Tubs, No. 2 size
Enameled Dish Pans, . . .39c; 49c;
Aluminum Saucepan, 4 qt
Enameled Kettle, 6-qt. size
59.
69
59.
29.
39
Shoe Department
: ; West Side Store v;
Buy the children's school shoes at our
closing out sale Shoes for the whole
family at cost and even less.
t ; i ALL MUST GO
, a Fountain Lunch :
Cold baked ham, potato salad, bread
and butter, coffee, tea or milk-
" 'or 'ft' ' x
Breaded veal with creamed peas,
mashed potatoes, gravy, bread and
butter, coffee, tea or milk. '
25c
Sixth at
Grape
Gates Lydiard
Sixth at
Central
, SAVING, WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Orders of $1.00 or more delivered East Side Phone 752 West Side Phone 425
101
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