Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 13, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.- V' jllilBLE IMONDLAK E Ueshore Lots Leased Kate of $13 Annually mm- . ' " - r-! .1 ifer; MUSI buiiq ,u twn Years' Time m - ; ,, ?('.mn.i line shore lots Pruned immediately at Dla- Lm tccomme " Laerriceihas caused 90. ad- be surveyea, ana wiese f, opened flor lease ac .once. -WWd, however, that only i -s-J-i kt will hft HOllO-hf. iuieni"f r Kirt i iiimlier of Inside tracts Fi. iJ Vh hnvA. notntwm jupiAi, ;- : frtre are now 30 summer P?rerpment lots at the lake, v. i.ka f mi-it. aero onpriArt j 106 io- o- (id survey, ou iiuuudiuw umaln lint.AlfPTl i' ' ' IfCUOU " -. I (j IV-V - L.p .-.italltr t.ham nwnpra ihmir L-- orith thfl surround fiitrft p1 ...... ..-. It&e land. Another homeslte wtslning 34 lots, 1s to be a silent creeic. a tributary its. 4 " ibane's Today Lutitd from Page One) ft these groups, are entirely W Rumors, to the ' contrary Landing, there Is no British foreign ownership or con- Siet of the groups, . ,, oKtion Is which will give aintte, the best price. And toped that consideration will ik in, O'Connor ot the W board and by the admlnls- to sny .representations as to ct CHEAP TRANSPORTATION elcan travelers, particularly tdcan public School teach- eaH become even more "ln- pnj girls, 15 and 17 years k two boys, victims of "pet- ttj bandits," are killed, thclr t!uown into their car and nut set on fire. In Torf a boy 12 "years . old imijh the door of a speak- m drunk. Police take care ud next day the same hoy k again drunk, carrying a inn. . : . ill respect for sincere pro- pa, you remember that you krtad these things in the knpipers when we were still flth the demon rum" before ps came to put an end to ft abuses." psnan Britten Is criticized S the navy to Montauk, U end of Long Isiand, ln fMlng the officers, as usual Hound Newport. Montauk parting than Newport and 1 1 thousand times more tm f len It becomes the last ft plsce for airships bound F nd the landing place on P sad soldiers will learn P" America, and make bet f "wis Investments going Montauk than they pos r do at Newport. ""Ill be . missed at r Ihwport dances, but that FWSOt. Wall street cheers up so "0 down so easily. Oay P"! e street was sad yes 11 Steel liumped below 88. condltionii . t.i P" the surface doesn't Wotant llns h happen r UU Vive leafned what , with them. TOO r 1ey know what a bad ", and afe taking it sc new flying record SUtes is . rather die Captain Prank Hawks w make a record, j "t and breaks It.'.' Yes i from New York to 'eourt and f6ur mln 7'he record by 13 mln " Tork in a "7 hT clouds and a 0a hli way liai " whre the 8'0UX . . Captain Hawks, !5,W!-ebe,t. tribckr MEOFOTin, bnECioy. Tncti'snAv. .vrorsT r imi. ; wv.zrxw ""J 1 COUNTY FUNDS9 J "r ry MEM MHY &?arjjrft-grjr -iSr? ntLPINb K NGSI 'Kvi' IjaoclalFd Prcii IVioro Major Ilroivcr. for 4? r. n keeper at Tolitt Barrow. Alaska, was rhnlrinan of tile rerrptlon cuinnUttee vvfilcli grcetia t'elonel andOfrs. I.lnd bcrgh wlirn they arrived at the far nortli itolnt. GOGGLED MULE INSIGNIA FOR MISSOURI AIRMEN WASHINGTON jAP) Av'ntln- .,. piSt 'goggles on the Missouri mule. An insignia approved by the secre tary of war for the 110th observation squadron. Missouri national guard, represents the state by a goggled mule head. :t Observation. Is. reoresentert bv -. pair'-of crossed teiescoDesin ! ' Aluto iriass reDlaced whiu vn n.ait Medford Plate Glass Co. EY ASSERTS COUNSEL Attorney Hanna Says Esti-, mates of Expense Tool Large Rehearing Plea Will Be Filed "Monday Attorney Herbert K. Hanna. coun 1 for James E. Klngsitv. convicted and confessed slayer of Sam o. Pres- COtt. Ashland DnllrAman t said yesterday that the motion for a re-hearing by the : supreme court would be filed wlt.1 that Judicial body next Monday, with Attorneys u. t. Kelly and T. J. Enrlght, he is working on the plea. 'Attorney Hfinnn rianl.. u. a... -"ii uttti vue defense counsel has received any funds from th. nuinn ..,.. and other legal services and asserts 'ne estimates furnished the press are too large. The defense plea ror a re-hearing will be based, it Is said, upon the fact,, that the supreme court bench failed to hold an on the appeal, recently denied, and - .-i6u,uuUi on me contention of the defense, that rnmnrirD , trlct attorney and his assistant In "o nosing arguments to the Jury were prejudicial to Klngslcy. . io statement of District Attorney George A. Codding, that "the average .term of a life prisoner is six and one half years," and "a weak governor might pardon him," and the state ment of Deputy District Attorney Geo. Nelisen, that "the defendant Is as cold-blooded as a rattlesnake." are two objections registered by the de- ,fenu I t,v3 4 Brill Sheet Metal Works does expert repairing, fender and auto body repairing. i n ; 8-u I Li'- mV Our Pig receives a caller at his Pan ama hotel A ladv who eimlnln thit ,. v.. naucht to sell I She says: "when you were racing I was scrubbing im twv So would you mind to do your para- vuuic aescent once more?" Williams' Furnace To Be Sold by S. P. Equipment shipped Into the vallcv for D. Williams, former Medford pro moter of the Kermtte Metal corpora tion, Is now being advertised bv the Southern Pacific lines and w:u be eold at public auction, it was learned today. The cautnment mmnniiiidlv itir.inrinB an electric furnace shipped in last year. i . Williams la now ialled in Phiin- delphla, under arrest for obtaining money under false pretenses. Charges were brought against him by the Better Business huronim nf PncitnuH and Philadelphia. . - Krystalclow. kodak class sunromn The Peasleys. opp. Holly theater. FIRES ALL UNDER )L, CONTRC For the first time In many days, all fires were either under control or out in Jackson county this after non. it was renorttvl rmm r.i districts. No major blazes have been reported since tha Hunihuir .rv rt- early In the week. That is reported to nave about burned Itself out now and Is under patrol of a small crew cf men. A Small fire nn AfntA lnni in , Wtmer district north of Roime River was reported last nlEht. it , nut out In a short time. The Crater nntlonftl tnrt rrnM rebOrtS a marsh ftrn hnmlnn nn shores of Upper Klamath lake. The ojuuiuering names are (n swamp gross and are hard to combat. , No damage has been dono although Ron a.-n has been burned over. Patrolman. TINY PORTLAND POWER PLANT WILL BE SOLD PORTLAND V 1 li,im ! Portland s only munlcluallv-owiuvi power plant will bo sold. The price Is 5O0. The city council assented to the deal yesterday. The property is a small power plant formerly used by Multnomah Palls fcr lighting purposes. The falls now receives power from a commercial ptum. TOM AND JERRY AT CENTRAL PT. STORE CENTRAL POINT. Ore.. Aug. 13. (Special) All lovers of "Tom and Jerry (well known before prohi bition days) are Invited to call at Al Hermonsons feed store and get acquainted with Tom and Jerry, two line specimens of alligators. They are direct frr..n the swamps ot Florida, aro five or aIw vnflra nttl Tom is 10 inches and Jerry 14 inches ni iciigin nna tney are interesting pets. : : 4 : Bathroom mirrors. 12x18. 1.60: 14x 20. I.D5. Medford Plato Glass Co. New Strength in the Blood clears the skin . . . makes the cheeks " rosy . . gives added vim, vigor and pep Surprise yourself and be the envy of others . . . . look better . . . feel better! Blood is Life II Build more red cells in the Blood thence will come Sturdy HealthVA Countless thousands know this to be n fact. Just tnko S.S.S. and provo it yourself. You, too, will enjoy your food . . . have firmer flesh , . . sleep sounder . . . your nerves will be calmer . . . your skin will clear up ... . you will possess a (rreater resistance to infec tion and disease! is the world's bent blond medicine. It is composed of freshly prnthorod medi-v cinal roots and herbs a prift from Mother Nature. e.... t'--1 J" inn T i i ounvasiui jut uvcr luw yvuia. xi, wonts safely . . . surely . . . swiftly I Make a noto of your condition today then comparo thA rliffniin( uiv In oiirhf. wnnlra honon S.S.S. makes you feel like yourself again. l.iko beauty ... a clear skin charnu) SaSJl Purifles andEnriches the Blood LASTS LONGER AT HIGH SPEcD "C If ybii drive fasr and dro "still using ordinary, old-style oil you can depend on it that you are using too much oil. You can prove this for yourself by having the crankcase filled with Waverly High Speed Motor Oil. You will find that Waverly lasts much longer at high speeds at all speeds. Waverly is a modern oil 100 pure Pennsylvania delib erately made to stand the punishment of today's driving speeds. It is guaranteed to give perfect, eco nomical lubrication under the most severe conditions. G. E. Gate Auto Go. ' Medford Oityjyon ' WAVERLY rtuiiriij acoK MATno snui rj i i a i r a v itivi wn w st 3Sc A QUART ",. ': - li-Ptniyivanla - Since TfiSO' Jw.that cotton grow- 'M Of th lofil ' iL veTT thlrd Prtces caused by lv forecasv of . 16 sj" 10.000.000 bale :jld undoubtedly. 'n. mdenhltely, . "oorat t tor si,, a ,11 Take a look at the amazing ly lowGoodyear Pathfinder prices listed here mileage , is certainly on the bargain counter. s Never in the history of the automobile have good tires been priced so low. You can nave all the values of Supertwist cord, of Goodyear craftsmanship long wear, safe riding, trouble-free performance so cheap that anyone can afford them. Peace of mind costs so little now that it's an ideal time to outfit that car of yours with new Pathfinders all around a .whole new set. . on Don't take a chance the hazard and worry of threadbare tires any longer you don't need to, with prices like these. You'll find these handsome sturdy Pathfinders a real bar gain buyynot alone because of their low cost, but because they're Goodyear calibre , , through and -through. EACH $9.66 pet pair 29 x 4.40-21 : ll x , a. jv M t' ui: k- Corner Main and Pacific Highway PEOPLE RIDE ON Medford Service Station C. C. Furnas, Prop. Phone 11 3 M YOUR TIRE SHOP" MORE GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANT OTHER KIND! Goodyear Quality at Lowest Prices Standard Make of Car 1 Site Prtctof. . Each ' Ford '25 to '27, Chevrolet ?5 to ?7 . . 29 x 4.40-21 $4.98 Chevrolet . ... ..... 29 x 4.50-20 f .60 ord WW, Chevrolet -28 '.'... . 30 x 4.50-21 , 3.b1 Ford r30-'31, Chevrolet 30-'31, ' . Plymouth JO.'ii, Whippet '27 to '30 28 X 4.75-19 6.6$ Chrysler '27.'28, Plymouth '29, Pontiao . ' '2.'28 29x4.75-20 6.7 Chrysler '30, Dode '28 and '30. '31, Baa '30, Whippet '29, Pontile '29-'30, ! ' ' ' N.ih-30.. . 29x5.00-19 6.98 Es.e'28.'29,Nli.h'28.'29 ..... 30x5.00-20 7.l6 Chrysler '28, Oldsmobile 28 to '30 . '. 28x525-18 796 Doda;. '26.'27, Buic'ls '2 to '28, Nash '27 31 X 5.25-21 8.5 7 .' Chryaler '29.'J0, Dod(e '30, Hudson '3ft, i i ' ; Oakland '30, Auburn '28 to '30 . . . 28 X 5.50-18 ' 8.7S - Winy-Knilht,28to'30,OaVlind'28.'29, V j' ' Bulck '30, Nash "29.'30, Studebaker ' ' - ', l . . ' '29.'30, Hupmobil. -28.'29 . .,. . 29x5.50-19 8.90 Wi!lyi.Kn!ht 77.28, Nash '28.'29, Studebaker '29 .'30, Hupmobil '28, Paekard '28 to '30 ....... 32x6.00-20 ll.fO Heavy Duty Si Pull Plies ' I Six Prlca of Each 29x4.50-20 t$8.5S 30 x 4.50-21 . 8.75 28x4.75-19 9.70 30 x 5.00-20 11.25 Size Prlca of Eddh 31 x 5.25-21 $12.95 30 x 5.50-20 ii.70 30x6.00-18 14.60 31x650-19 16.80 Truck Tires HIGH PRESXtTRP. Slzo PrlctlEach . BAI.I OON ',SltQ Prlct tpcK 30x5 S17.95 D 32 x 6.00.20 81535 33 x 5 19-98 I 3260-20, 17.15 32x6 29.75 34x70-20 21.30 34 x 7 4Z.2I 0 34 x 70-20 29.95 WSMasissssssaaai(IIS)l .-..I.. MWSHiBMaiBVnavaiiaBiSMiHaBiliBBlBlBlBlBlBlBlllBlBlBMSlSSaaBBSHSBBW 9m rfe) Don't Miss the FREE SHOW at the HOLLY Theatre 9 o'Clock Tonite ' And destruction of -rainus;.