GE PROTEST
APPLEGATE
II PERMIT
on of Elliott Creek
. irrinate Rogue
Ud Operate Mine
pass, ore., July 17.
'insthe Intended ac.
;S Sely of Portland
tZlov of Elliott creek
K'Lrel' thousand
Rogue river
'I ,wW In obtaining a
Jr""!1.7: ncndlne
rSllfornla department
... ji..iiii nf water
PTlZ. , .Tallica T.
,( thia city, attorney for
application to change
lot the creek, the head-
F . . .. i- ln rullfnrnln.
, vnicn is - -
,S m the Hogue river
' ... ifnrd. for use in
L .nd la operating the
f nine, is being strongly
Ely the Applegate farmers
mi l,M acres 01 uk
- ,iAatii snntlon now
I .., ....a nnf and a half
Hi wow
La Elliott creek, it la re-
L ld the 1083 01 even a uw-
l m amount during the
rKason would cause scri
be to their crops, It Is
,31 firmer represent neaT
uniinn ditch companies
In) protesting the filing
ininl months' ago 'by th-3
fcdman.
-i
FOX STAFF
Ltr Johnston will entertain
:-ije on Rogue river Sun-
fcjraing the entire pernonnel
Fdi Craterlan and Rlalto
k Members of the staff
;o Wed ford In time for
halation, of tho regulnr 2
citinee.
'iinment at tlte lodge will
iyEarle Davis, master of
vm at the Craterlan, and
Holt, general manager of
futheatres. The Craterlan
TBherettes will m featured
ptiDumbers, as will Chuck
piling . tenor, and other
tan of tho Fox staff.
ping ajwkRames. will also
fid by the theatre folk. Mr.
will be host at a picnic
s served al noon.
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"j-mjjuuu fliAljj TK1BUNE; MEDFOKD, OKKfiQN, FITDAYt .TULY 17, 1 D:" t . v -
DMHS KERRYPI ANNINR
Meteorological Report
July 17, iiiki
Medford und vicinity: Tonight
nnd Saturday fair. No change in
toniperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur
day hut fog on immediate coast.
No change In temperature.
-o Hoi
Local Data "3 2
ftl 1
Temperature (degrees) ill bo
Highest (last 12 hours) 82 . il
Lowest (last 12 hours) 61 60
Rel. humidity (per ct.) 24 73
Precipitation (Inches)..
State of weather Clear Clear
LoweHt temperature this morn
lng 58 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept 1
1930, 13.67 Inches. ' '
Temperature a year ago today
Highest 84; lowest 19.
Sunset today, 7:44 p. m.
Sunrise Saturday 4:51 a. m.
Sunset Saturday 7:43 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M
120th Meridian Time
IP r f" s
u wo
tfs tn n
T " S
CITY ' ?A ?
1-2 o i -1
?! s i
Li i
Baker City 88 56 Clear
Bismarck 88 60 Clear
floise 04 62 Clear
Denver 04 68 p. Cdy.
Dcs Moines 04 76 Cloudy
Fresno 08 68 Clear
Helena 88 56 Clear
Los Angeles 84 68 Cloudy
Marshfleld 72 64 Cloudy
Phoenix 106 84 Clear
Portland 82 58 Clear
Red I)luf( 08 -66 Clear
Roseburg 86 56 Clear
Salt Lake 04 , 72 Clear
San Francisco... 70 52 Cloudy
Santa Fo 84 60 Clear
Seattle 76 64 Clear
Spokane , 84 64 Clear
Walla Walla .... 90 62 Clear
Winnipeg 82 60 Clear
W. J. Hutchison, Meteorologist.
:
BY FALLING LIB
Everyone escaped but the little
canary, who 'is believed to have
died of tho shock, when u largo
oak limb broke from the tree,
crashed through the roof and into
tho porch where guests were din
ing at Bonnoy's Grill on the Rogue
Wednesday evening.
The limb which was more than
a foot .in diameter was apparently
ftttsad, flarold Grey, who barely
escaped its path, said this morning.
He was dining with Mrs. Grey and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grey on
the porch, when they heard the
crash and left their chairs just be
fore the limb landed with a bang.
Two ch fil I'M, In which they " had
been sitting, and the table were
broken by the Impact. Other din
ers were located at the far end
of the porch.
UlfTtr fHorl Vnntnnln,. n
Fft court, to the divorce
lllfl Tlfp Pulhn. At
. . "uni 'ittiyi-u
P the defendant William
f Roberta, aprees to tho
F t divorce, hut asks
directed to pay $15 per
J'Bnony instead of the $35
1 forth that to pay
. run win nave to
Ftowhooling nnd Joln the
instilled labor."
f h attending a dental
uthern California and
take five years to
. wurse. He further
1turn ov a small auto
T-id auks that he and
- , w iuiuweu 10 see
p regUiar periods, and
hi ' llme the mother
U.. . Provlrto for the
mey will do so.
pfont.oMown trips. Tel.
El
E
The residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester W, McDonald at S23 Kast
Main street was entered some time
during last night and cash was tak
en amounting to $:i or $4. Nothins
else in tho house was taken.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald are on n
trip In the enst and their nephew,
Forrest Pickett, is residing there.
Ho was asleep at the time the
house was entered. Police officers
said today that the prowlers prob
ably thought no ono was staying at
the house.
Old mirrors rcsilvered. Will call
for and deliver. Medford Plate
Class Co. Phone 446.
08 THE
8CUEEN
"Hie Vice
Squad"
SATURDAY NIGHT
One Show at 9
A Stage Novelty
De Luxe
Palmer Music House
Presents
EARLE DAVIS
AND HIS
TELEVISION
IDEA"
A Glimpse Into a World of
Music and Merriment of
Days to Come!
Featuring the
New Majestic
Radio
S. S. DONS
10 HELP
JOB DEPMINI
The Mail Tribune's mechanical
section Is working under somewhat
of a handicap this week, as the
while tho presses nnd other equip
ment of the job department were
being moved lo the .Mail Tribune s
smaller building In the rear on
llrapc street, where that depart
ment will hereafter bo loeatpri
ho asked for n-good pair of '''out-'
door, pajawias." and it required
several fmomiUH', to, learn ThMit he
wanted a' pitir' 'of - bhle dbnlm
overalls.
4
E
TUESDAY FOR PEN
County jail prisoners under sen
tence of mate prison terms will be
taken to the "big houMe' at Halem
j Tuesday morning, according to tho
i sheriffs office. Sentence will bp
passed Monday morning by Circuit
'Judge h. D. Norton, upon Frank
j-Rcnnett, logger, found guilty by a
I jury last Saturday of a serious
(statutory charge involving n local
! high school girl. Tho law provides
a term of from three to iiO yearn. -Hennett
is scheduled to make
the trip with George Klfer, under
sentence of three years, for a
series of "cigarette pistol' hold
ups: Paul Payne, two years for
theft of Hubbard Rros." Ford road
ster; John Davidson, three years
for burglary, who will bo given
treatment for medical Ills, and
Victor C. Marcelle, 1 5, remanded
to the stale reform pcbool for his
FESTIVE DAY ON
LI
To celebrate the completion of
the now Copco power lino, which
will give oteoti-lcity to the little
I such demands us are necessary
town of Korby, an all-day festival 1 and, ir possible, we must make
has been announced by tho Illinois ! them at times when they do not
ho learns to stall in order to put
off the moment wben no must Bivo
up what ho is doing.
In this way lie at onco asserts 1
himself, avoids an open conflict
und even now and then altogether ,
escapes. (
Tho only way to cure a child of
the habit of stalling is to reform j
our own ways with him.
We must give him our attention
promptly so long as lie does not
require it loo oiien or unreason-
ably. If we inuko a promise wo POKTI.AND. July 17. (Pi The
muvt keep It at the promised time. ,!,'v- -M Clarke of Salem and the
Wo must learn to mnko onlv I ltv. A. C. Archer of Alodford wort
ELDER OF CHURCH
PAOE FIVBj
; I'U'Jvji'd i qt Tpeinborhin th m
Vernon 'Abbott of Rosehurg '
odu
Kov. Vernon Abbott of Rosemirg
and the Revn.' J. Rates 'of illlkt-
fcimrii. mey win oe onuuneu ouu-.
ffday. The Rev. Howell of Lake-
view ha.s I'een elected statistical
secretary of the conference.
Aew equipment for the paper Is
arriving and being carried In as
the work of getting out the daily
Mail Tribune Is under way at the
same time in the large room by
the regular force employed In that
work.
All of which is a preface for
stating that among the movers and
other extra labor employed in
getting out the old machinery and
equipment, ono man with a heavy
head of silver gray hair, garbed in
white shirt and collar, overalls,
and felt hat, covered with dirt and
dust, and who fussed nlumi t-ivin
a lift hero and there, seven grunts ''O0"1- 'lo of "cigarette pistol
to every lift, grabbing , a broom ;hantllU
every now and then and alternate-
ly sweeping the floor and his
shined shoes, attracted particular
attention.
"Who's the four-eyed gink?"
Inquired one of the moving labor
ers of his fellow workmen,
"Search me," was the general
response and then one more lo
quacious than the rest, remarked:
"He seems to want to work but
don't just know how. Funny guy."
Then another horney - handed
man spoke up: "I heard some one
call him SS. a little while nco and
call out something to him aiJOut ' morto1- one of the '"tt creations
alley Grange and the Kerby
Aiiierican Legion post, to be held
there Sunday, August 2.
A barbecue, races and numerous
special events are being planned
by tho committees of the two
groups, and business men of Med
ford, Grants Pass and Crescent
City have been asked to prepare
exhibits there for tho occasion. It
is hoped that the residents tbruout
tho Rogue River valley will visit
Kerby on that dale, according to
Elwootl Hussey who was In Med
ford today.
Members of the Illinois Valley
Grange committee are Mrs. Rcssiu
Watls. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hunch,
Victor I'.rown, Ashy Fa Ik and
El wood llussey. The legionnaires
assisting include Art Williams,
commander, Cecil Slack, Morris
Snuer and George Thrasher and
Mr, llusHcy, Several features are
also being planned by the Copco,
Mr. llussi-y stated.
interfere with his own legitimate
pursuits.
With a young child It is host lo
deal with his fulling only In this
elected traveling district elders of
the Oregon Free Methodist rhuivh
at , the annual conference which
opened here yesterday. The con-feivtu-e
will continue through Sat
urday. It Is the first session of
the merged Oregon and outbera
Indirect way. With an older one, 1 Oremm conferences.
it may be helpful to draw his at
tention to the difficulty and ask
him to do his share toward over
coming it.
Kthelwyn R. Hoffmann's semi
annual clearing salo offers straw
hat $1.50 up, Dreescrt at $5.00,
$10.00, $15.00 up. Corselettes half I geles Is presiding at tho conference
price. Silk underwear half price. I here this week. The conference
Merging of the conferences was
permitted at the general confer
ence at Greenville. 111., last month.
The southern Oregon conference
hart embraced the half of the state
south of Eugene, and tho Oregon
conference the remainder.
Hlsbop G. V. Griffith of Lor An
OREGON CITY, Ore.. July l".r
UV) Salem's American Legion Junlr
or baseball team defeated Oregon ,t;
City, 17 tn 11 here yesLrfduy-: in .H
the first of n threegamo series" fo
decide tho ctiamplousbip of 'diaV
trii't No. I and- No. '1. " t '.
Leo Edwards' - boys went on 'R
jam page in the eighth -and scored
seven times ufter Oregon City 'had
wiped out the. early Salem lead.''
Neither Victor' uor Meredith Do
.lard in, Salem twins, whose elig
ibility is questioned, appeared
the lineup. ,. Alphle Rudlshauser,,!!
another- boy Whoso ngo' is being
in vest! in tod. caught for Salem'.' ' ' '
DISPLAYED BY GATES i
A number of local people-have
been attracted to tho showrooms
of th& Gates Auto company, where
the new Ford convertible sedan j
Is now being shown. Tho newl
GETS INJUNCTION
Fort Humpter. Must be a civil
war vet.'1
Later on while they were mov
ing a heavy press the foreman of
the job called out: "Hey there,
partner, hand me a draw-bar, will
you?"
SS at once jumped to attention,
looked about puzzled for a few
seconds and triumphantly handed
over a largo ' monkey wrench,
much to the disgust of tho lifting
crew.
The foreman exclaimed, "No,
no, not that, hut a draw bar.
You're, a lousy helper."
At once the man called alter
nately SS or Sumpter bristled up
with anger, took off his glasses,
spat on his hands, doubled up his
fists and advanced threateningly
with "I allow no man to call mo
lousy.- You take that back, or
I'll ."
It was hastily explained to him
that the word lousy had been ruled
by the supreme court not to mean
like it sounds Is merely a term
of humor instead o-f pertaining to
lice.
"That's all right, then," remark
ed the temporary laborer. "I
thought you were Insulting me.,
had not read tho newspapers... fpf
a day or so. f . . '.
"Back In Kansas whore f come
from before 1 entered the news
paper business on the business end,
that remark would mean bloodshed.
By the way, back in Wichita we
would have moved this job press
in a different way. Let me show
you."
And thus It hns boon going for
several days, proving that you
cannot expect much in the way of
hard labor knowledge from a re
formed newspaper business man
ager. It is reported that when K. S.
went into a local store the other
rtny tn buy his working outfi'.
TOPEKA. Kans.. July 17. (VP)
temporary Injunction agalutst ln-'
and placed on the tcrforence with the sale of Cities
Service company wtock In Kansas
under terms of an order issued
July '2, was. signed today by Dis
trict Judge G. H. Whltcomb.
-f Robert O. Mason, assistant state's
attorney-general, said there was a
"poslbility" a move would ho made
to require the company to obtain
a permit to sell Ita securities in
Kansas.
"If HiIh is done," said Robert
Stone, Cities Service attorney, "we
wilt regard it as another link In
evidence
us to nc-
gas rates."
of the Ford company, was assem
bled this week
main floor.
The top of the car folds back,
leaving tho framework In place.
This makes It possible to roll tho
windows up for protection from
the wind at the same time tho
top Is back. This model has two
doors, and Is upholstered with
genuine leather in a rich shade
of brown. Non-shatterablo glnss
is used in tho windshield und
side doors.
IWfl CARS WRECKED IN'"SSsH
. . I A
EAGLE POINT AGCIDENTl j&lUs T&j&
Parents
8TALLING
By Alice Judson Peale
'.Four-year-old Uucy lriitntcs her
I mother by nnswerlng her requests
KAGLK POINT, Ore., July 17
(Spl.) An- automobile accldon
which wrecked two cars, occurrei
at the Intersection of Craler l,aKe
and Kaglc Point highways, one
1 fourth mile went of town, July 14.
I Wilfred Jack was driving an Iri'l-
;7, ,',.,.o ,.r ..,!,. i'i,,:il"i nn invariable "In a minute,
'advertising cars. Neither driver!
j was Injured.
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
mother," and If tho command is
4'4eatol, "Hut I'm busy Just now,
mother. I ll do it in a nilntilo.
'Many children have similar an
noying habits. Tho tendency to
Stall is a sign that there is some
thing wrong with mother's moth-
ods.
I If the child's own demands meet
Willi only vaguo nbsent-minded an
swors, if mother Is always so much
v . engrossed with her conrerns that
- CJRTKKI.N CKKKK Ore July 17. s'10 never attends promptly to Ills,
i(Spl.) lOvorett Combs suffered It ' "mail wonder Hint, partly in
minor injuries Monday, when ho ' Imltntlon and partly In an uncon
touched a match to a dynamite "clous deslro to get even, ho turns
causing an explosion. , ine au.es on uu. .
A I W IICU tlV 1H imtllliunnij i ii mi "in-
cap,
Phone 542. We'll haul away, ted In his play, when many more
your refuse, city Sanitary Snrvice. demands than necessary are made,
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Seller won and holdi iti position of v
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5
Your Savings Are Greater at Safeway
Featured Saturday Monday ; ;
1 JELLY BEANS
tloiir
Safeway fancy hard-
wheat makes a better
loaf of brend
49-lb. Bag
$1.09
JUMBO SIZE, fruit centers, FrcBhly
, made. Lb '.
PEANUT BUTTER
HOODY'S fancy quality in bulk.
Found
LIMA BEANS
LARGE SIZE Butternuts, rich full
flavor. 3 lbs -
Crab Meat
KOREAN BRAND, superi
or quality shredded crab.
2 size can
Ginger Ale Extract
HIRES, enjoy this refreih
lng drink at home. Each
bottle makes 40 glasses
Milk
ANY ' BRAND In stock.
Your choice, 3 small cans..
Coffee
AIRWAY BLEND, full
bodied, full flavor. Try Itl
Pound
Sugar-100 lbs.
C & H PURE CANE, gen
erally recognized as the
highest quality
Limit
Washing
Powder
SEA FOAM, the Naptha
powder. Large 3-lb. pkg
17c
23c
10c
23c
$487
19c
Butter
SAFEWAY CREAMERY
high score, fresh, guaran
teed. Lb.-
Cake Flour
SWANSDOWN, the fine
flour. Used by most ex
perts. Large package
Syrup
' MAX-I-MUM Pure Cans
and Maple. It'i tho flavor.
2a-lb. can
Picnics
SWIFT'S CELLOFAN
Wrapped bookless with
the Premium cuie. Lb
Bread
8AFEWAY TWINS, white or
whole wheat. Vt lb. loaf
Corn Flakes
KELLOGG'S or POST TOAST
IES (Limit 2) Package
14
25
29"
39
21
7
6'
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Peaches , Cantaloupes New Spuds
FANCY ELBERTAS Ripe
for slicing. Good size.
FANCY DELANO Yellow
meats. Ripe. Good size.
SELECTED LOCALS Good
cookers.
Dozen .. 14c Each .... 5c 10 ib3 18c
Seasonable Savings on Fruit Jars and Supplies
Quantity Orders Delivered Free
Star Meat Market
''.'''.. And' .. . ,,.
Piggly Wiggly Market
- SPECIALS -
RHODE ISLAND RED FRYERS AND HENS
Choice Beef Steaks, lb 20c
Beef Pot Roasts, lb 15c
Fresh Side Pork, lb 20c
Home Rendered Lard, lb. 15c
FREE DELIVERY
East Main St.
Phone 273