MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NTjrr-'.T.r. 13, 193f.
PXQE FIVE
Local and Personal
Jud( t Pmu Judge H. D. Norton
wss In Grants Pass on business yes
terday from Medtord.
Mrs. LarMn In North Mrs. Harold
Laroen la spending two weeks visiting
friends and relative In Portland and
Salem.
Returns from Portland Miss Ber
nlce Cameron returned by train to
Med ford this morning from Portland,
where ah apent the week-end.
Undergoes Operation Beaale Miller
of Copper underwent an operation
. Monday at the Community hospital
f nd la reported aa recovering nicely.
; ...
Haa Nasal Operation Ooldle Wil
son, wfco underwent a nasal opera
tion In Ashland last Saturday, is
ported as getting along nicely.
...
Leave tor Middle N. M. Mcintosh
left yesterday afternoon for Riddle to
look after business Interests, He will
be In this city again tomorrow.
...
Has Infected Knee Thelma Stokes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stokes
of Eagle Point, la In the Sacred Heart
hospital here receiving treatment for
a knee Infection.
...
Hiwnt rinw Here Oeoree H. Clark.
W. P. Downard .and Welter Bealle
were among the visitors from Klam
ath Palls spending yesterday In this
city.
...
In Ashland on Business Phillips
Beck, Insurance man of Portland,
who Is sprndlng the week In southern
Oregon, left thla morning lor Asn-
Simdiiy'nt Home Doris Hitchcock,
ta1inr in the Prosrject school,
spent the week-end In Ashland with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitch
cock.
From Distant Points Carroll
Shanks of l'ew York City, R. W. Rus
sell of St. Louis, Mr. and Mra. S. R
Morris of Minneapolis, Minn., are
among the guests from a distance at
Medford hotels.
...
Leave for Klamath Mrs. W. D
Stegg of Hilt, Cal. arrived here by
train thla noon, and left lor Kiametn
Palis with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
O. O. Stagg. They plan to spend
several days In that city.
...
Photographers Meet Tonight The
Southern Oregon Photographera asso
ciation will meet In this city tonight
for regular session. Photographera
from all cities of the district are
expected toattend. '
Here from Washington Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Paris of Port Angeles, P. B.
Sumner of Everett, John M. Clarke of
Yakima and B. L. Putnam of Seattle
are among the Washington guests at
Medford hotels.
...
Construct Addition An addition,
to cost 40, will be constructed on the
kitchen of the residence at MS Da
kota, according to a permit Issued t
the olty building department today
to Guy Rouse.
gtmuss Boy Improved Richard
Strauss, three-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Strauss of Sams Val
ley, who sustained Injuries yesterday
In a fall from an auto, is reportea
In a much Improved condition at the
Community hospital today.
...
Reserves Meet Tomorrow United
States army reserve officers will meet
tomorrow evening In the Armory ot
7:30 p. m., with mobilization ae the
subject. The topic to be discussed Is
one required for promotion of prac
tically all officers of all branches.
...
Visit In North Having spent the
week-end In Portland visiting ner
daughter. Miss deorglana Oulovsen,
Mrs. Myrtle Oulovsen .returned home
today by train. Miss Oulovsen Is a
student at the Northwestern Business
college.
. . .
Railway Men Here Ohae. Burnett
of the Rock Island line 1 In Medioro
today conferring with local shippers
Other railway men who are business
callera here are H. S. Orlndell. trav
eling auditor of the Southern Pacific,
and A. W. Shoemaker of the Missouri
Pacific.
Bear Creek Traitors On October
19, 1861, appeared In the Oregonlan
the following news Item of 70 years
ago: "Along the forks of the ump.
aua river along Bear creek In Jackson
county and In many other parts of
Oregon there are many secessionists
whose rankness, bordering upon trea
son, smells to heaven.
...
From State Metropolis Quest from
Portland at Medford hotels Include
' Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Volght. Mrs. O. C,
' Hutchinson, Mrs. B. B. MacNaughton
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Berto, Mrs. R. W.
Oould. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Allen. Dan
Sweeney, Cha. Mcpherson, Alonro
Morrison, J. E. Ramsby, W. H. Earies,
R, A. Pearson, R. K. Akin. A. O. Plts
Oerald, P. L. Schafer, C. E. Oreen and
Oeorge Stenger.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT OR LEASE- 10 acres, close
In: modern nome: wv pr momn,
rmI Etitt Exchange. Tel. 1408.
135 E. flth.
am all nurtlv furnished home, $11
water pftld. Dwslw'i, Phone 1669-L-
vnn ralf Fast growl nc buslneM
making monev: bad health only
reason for selling. Address Box
2264.
POR RENT 2 -room furnished apt
APPLES. 30c lug. Pick your own.
Ner:town. Spltzenberpn. Arkansas
Black; 3 mtlea north Ea.gle Point.
4 mile weat Crater Lake highway,
Old rannnii rancn.
CHEAP transportation for one or two
people to Butte, Mont., or
point. Inquire Dr. Kunz, Roily
Theater Bldg.
9 TOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In
hou.e and lot to. radio, washing
machine or what have you. Inquire
831 Ashland Ave.
Attenda Meeting Mlaa Lucy Caae
of Corvallla, specialist In nutrition,
of Oregon State college extension di
vision, Corvallla, arrived In Medford
thla morning. She will attend the
home products meeting In Central
Point this afternoon.
Oregon! ana at Hoteli Among the
Oregon guests at Medford hotels, out
side of Portland, are Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Lytle of Vale. C H. Swltr of
Arlington, Clarlbel Nye of Oorvallii,
O. D. Harris and son of Roaeburg,
James T. Brand of Coos Bay, Z. M.
Agee of Portland.
Film Star Sees Crater Lake Bill
Boyd, famous screen star, accom
panied by bla wife and others, travel
ing by motor, en route from the south
to Portland, stopped at Crater lake a
short time last Saturday afternoon,
and continued north via the eastern
route to the state metropolis.
Seattle Folks Visit Here Mrs. Earl
C. Schneider and daughter Beverly,
Miss Agnes WlUlame and Carl Porson
of Seattle were the guests of Mrs,
L. Coulter and Louis Puhl and family
at their home in Jacksonville during
the past week. Mrs. Schneider Is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Coulter and
sister of Mr. Puhl
Monster Sunflower Having seen a
report In the Mali Tribune ot a Port
land woman having a sunflower
which measured 13 Inches In circum
ference, Mrs. Lela Bonham yesterday
applied the tapellne to one at her
brothers ranch In Phoenix, which ex
tended IP Inches across. The plant
Is about 16 feet tall, Mrs. Bonham
stated. It Is grown on Mrs. E. L.
Hopkins' place, where there has been
no Irrigation since early spring.
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Canning Apples Today The tomato
pack at the Bagley cannery here has
been completed, the pack being about
one-fifth of that of a year ago, ac
cording to Ralph Kozer, manager. A
ready market was found for all of the
tomato pack this year. Next Tuesday
there will be a few days run on the
apple pack, Mr. Kozer announced to
day. Between 75 and 80 women will
be given employment for the several
days of the aple pack. Ashland Tid
ings..
California ns at Hotels Registered
from the Bear state at Medford ho
tels are Roy McPherson, K. E. Gor
don, H. A. Pfelffer of Los Angeles,
Mlaa R. Tucker of Burllngame, Geo.
Smith of Black Bear, Mrs. N. 0. Han
son of Lerkeley, Prank Torley of Sac
ramento, A. J. Wahl and Victor Wahl
of Oakland, and the following from
San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Gilbert, J. M. Bush, G. C. Morse. Basil
Leanoff; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burney,
Mrs. H. M. Sellers, O. E. McNeill and
John A. "enry.
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LIONS' CLUB WILL SEE
'S
GIVEN PROTECTION
COURTHOUSE JOBS
All Must Register and Con
tractor to Hire Only Men
Certified by County
Minimum Wages Are Set
Details of the plan for the employ
ment of Jackson county labor In con
struction of the new county court
house are being worked out by the
county court and Citizens' Advisory
committee. The local workmen's
clause will be made a part of the
contract, and designated as "Adden
da M0..1."
All courthouse construction work
ers, under the plan, must register
and must present an eligibility card
to the contractor before securing em
ployment. Tthe card will contain data
relative to age of the applicant, mar
ried or single, number of dependents,
taxpayer and home owner, occupa
tion, and length of residence In this
county.
The county will provide all labor
ers and mechanics, eligible for em
ployment, but the contractor will
have the right to hire and fire and
the county court will have no con-
nectlon whatsoever with this phase J
of the work. No worker shall be em
ployed unless he presents a card
signed by the county. j
Provides for Experts
It is also provided that no laborer
or mechanic shall be employed who
resides outside of the county, except
by the special permission of the
county. This covers the employment
of experts and special artisans. fc
The financial and physical condi
tion of the worker will be taken into
consideration and care taken to see
that none are employed who have
small Incomes or seek jobs, "just to
Another burial for Old Man De
pression's remains Is being planned.
The Lions' club will officiate this
time. For the members are going
to be shown that "there ain't no
depression" tomorrow, according to
stories circulating about the city
today, relative to program plans.
Figures, statistics and testimonials
will be presented as proof. The pro
gram Is In charge of Lion Clayton
I a a c, chairman. His assistants
haven't been named, but there are
several of them.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Williams
are the parents of a son born Octo
ber 13 at the Purucker Maternity
home.
keep busy, and not because they
need them."
It Is expected that when the regis
tration starts, there will be a rush
of applicants.
The minimum wage scale as re
cently adopted by the county court
and CI t teens' Building committee,
will also be embodied In the con
tract, and Is as follows:
Common laborers, 40 cents per
hour; skilled labor 02 cents par
hour, and brick masons, 91 per hour.
The contractor can pay above this
scale if he desires, but no less.
Clause Quoted
The full text of the workmen's
clause, w,hereln the owner as men
tioned is the county. Is as follows:
"Distinct preference as to employ
ment shall be given local laborers
and mechanics, and no laborer nor
mechanic who resides outside of
Jackson county shall be employed by
any contractor, exoept by special per
mission of the owner In each case.
The owner will provide all laborers
and mechanics eligible for employ
ment with labor Identification cards
and no laborer nor mechanic will be
employed by any contractor who does
not first present to the contractor
such a card signed by the owner.
"Each contractor will submit to
the owner with his bid the number
of foremen or others needed by the
said contractor in a directive ca
pacity. In case It shall appear to the
contractor as the work progresses
that there Is a shortage of local la
bor; skilled or otherwise, or In case
of strikes or unreasonable conditions
imposed by local labor, said contrac
tor shall appear before the owner
with this representation. If the own
er shall find this to be true, he shall
take Immediate steps to allow the
contractor to bring In from the out
side such laborers or mechanics as
may be necessary to do the work In
question."
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Let us demonstrate a new electric
Singer Sewing Machine before buy
ing, as we will meet any demonstra
tion or price of any other make and
give more value for the dollar. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. is not connected
with any other company selling sew
lng machines In the United States.
C. J. LOGAN, 339 E. 6th St.
Dance at the French Village Sat.
night, 60c per couple. Same old price
Coming to Holly
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HOW frequently we hear people
complain of indigestion. ' And
how seldom there is actually any
thing wrong with the digestive
organs!
What most people call indigestion
is' usually excess acid in the stomach.
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is an alkali to neutralize
the acids. But don't use any crude
helps. Use what most doctors would
advise: use what your own doctor
prescribes in his daily practice for
just that condition.
The very best help is Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia. You will find
nothing else so quick in effect, so
harmless, so efficient. One tasteless
spoonful in water neutralizes many
times its volume in acid. Results are
immediate, with no harmful after
effects to follow your relief.
This pleasant way to alkalinize
your system is so much better so
much quicker than attempting to
accomplish the same thing by a
dietl But you cannot do this with
any form of magnesia. Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia is the formula; it
is the one preparation that gives
you magnesia m pereel suspension.
It is alkaline, its action is thorough,
and there is nothing more soothing
to an ailing stomach or more helpful
to sluggish bowels. Druggists have
Phillips Milk of Magnesia in 25c
and 50c bottles.
The best way to whiten teeth is
with Phillips' Dental Magnesia
the ideal dentifrice. Try it and sec
for yourself how white your teeth
become. At drug stores everywhere.
PHILLIPS'
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
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NEIGHBORS
WANTED To buy a galvanized stop
Local agents of Stock Fire Insurance companies
are numbered among your home town people
your neighbors.
These agents live here own property and
pay taxes here are part of the business and civic
interest of the community. Every property owner
should frequently consult his insurance agent.
The companies have large investments in this
state. A very personal relationship exists between
you and
STOCK FIRE INSURANCE
which not only provides the indemnity for
which you pay, but works constantly in many
ways to insure the safety of your family, your
home, your business and community.
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Marian Marsh, Hollywood'! newest
find and last seen at the Holly with
John Barrymore In "SveuRali" plays
an Important part In "Five Star
Final," the sensational picture fea
turing Edward O. Robinson, which
comes to the Holly theatre tomorrow
for a four-day engagement.
Ina Claire Coming
In Craterian Show
Wednesday and Thursday brings
Ina Claire, who charmed fans In "The
Royal Family," to the Fox Craterian
theatre, where she will thrill and de
light In "Rebound," a revealing dra
ma for the brilliant play by Donald
Ogden Stewart.
"Rebound" Is a smart sophisticated
comedy drama of t woman that
learned that aha could not hold
man until she'd knew how to let him
go. Supporting Mtas Claire are Rob
ert Ames, My ma Loy and Hedda Hop
per.
Tonight Is Ins last showings of
John Gilbert in "The Phantom of
Paris" and the official motion pic
tures of the Oregon-Washington foot
ball game.
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Mary As tor Appears
In Bubbling Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday brings to
the screen of the Fox Rialto theatre
the sparkling buhbllng comedy,
"Smart Woman," featuring Mary As-
tor, Robert Ames and Edward Everett
Horton. Mary's husband like blonds
so she brought one home, clever,
radiant and resourceful Is this story
of a girl's fight to hold the man she
loves.
For the last times tonight at tho
Fox Rialto Is "Bad Company", fea
turing Helen Twelve trees, Rlcardo
Cortez and William V. Mong.
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Regular communication ot
Rcames Chapter, O. B. 0.
Wednesday evening, Oct.
rlV- 14th. AnclA.1 nloht. Vlatt.
lng members cordlaliy in-
HATTIS M. ALDEN, Secy,
Look Young
With Mello Glo
Beautiful women, admired for youth
ful complexions, use MELLO-GLO, the
new wonderful French process face
powder. Purest and smoothest pow
der known. Stays on longer. No flaky
or pasty look. No grime or grit.
MELLO-GLO prevents large pores and
never smarts or feels dry. Blends
naturally with any complexion. De
mand Mello-Glo. J arm In & Woods
Drug Store.
Last Times Tonite 1
The Funniest Team on the
Screen In Another
COMEDY RIOTl
"SIDE SHOW"
with
WINNlti MGHTNKtt
CHARLES BUTTER WORTH
Evalyn Knnpp, Donnld Cook
AIbo
Pathe News Travelogue
Comedy
Featuring Joe Penner
C1EO. B,
Regular Assembly of
Table Rock Council
No. 15, R. Si a. i.
Tuesday, Oot. 13th, at
7:30 p. m. Degree
work. Visitors w e 1-
1 oome. By order of
J. MoPHERSON, Ills, Master.
ALDEN, tteoorder.
KnlfhU Templar.
r!jT Special conclave of Malt
Masonic hall, Ashland, Wed.
NJ' nesday evening. Oct. 14.
Vyy Red Cross and Malta de
grees. All Sir Knighu courteously
Invited. R. W. LEE, Commander.
W. H. DAT, Recorder. ,
fit wrj ST:1
7lllA SHOW YEAR.
Begins TOMORROW!
THE SENSATION OP
SENSATIONS
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9
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j TOMORROW -
REBOUND
ROBERT AMES
' I ftfJ AaYRNA irY
Ui'?:
iJW II LAST TIMES TONIGHT
li'ftJJK JOHN
V. GILBERT
,.? , t In Ills Grratrst Dramatic Role
"The Phantom
"t '
4oT Sound Pictures of I
, " , I ese' Football Game I
till if ii After 2 P. M. 35o
I Nights BOo I
v I mnMnooAW I
K JSTOIl
I $ ROBERT
fr.T f ' C; A HIlA Will
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tJr .r, . - ""me-
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FIVE
STAR
PINAL
with
EDWARD O.
ROBINSON
As tht ruthless editor of
a yellow srand nl sheet
who did anjttilng for cir
culation! H. B. WAHNER
MARIAN MA RAH
Anthony Bunnell
Oeorge E. Stone
Frances Starr
No picture, no itorr, no
play ever Itae given you
half the thrill you'll xt
when you see thli dyna
mic drama) Great! Im
portant! Terrific!
STAOEI Tomorrow Kile Onlyl
1KB PORTRB and HIS BAND
Assisted by
GKOHOE OI.SEN
Ellow Mae Wilson Jane Anllr)
Also Mat..tfte
Selected Kte. .....Vw
Short Subjerts Kiddles loe
WOMAN
LAST DAY
RICARDO CORTEZ
Matinee Children Mghte
"150 10c 25c"
On Odds and Ends
of Women's Apparel
JUST LOOK AT THESE
SAIE
REDUCTIONS
Wed. Thurs. Fri.
Wash Dressee
Frenohie Frook Wash Dresses in values to $1.95. Odds
and ends, early Fall and Summer styles. While the last
69c
Pajamas and Dresses
Frenchle Frock Dresses and Pajamas. Regular (1.95.
and (2.95 values. While they last
Knitted Dresses
New styles In wool knit Dresses; (2.95 values. Bale prise
$11.95
Knitted Suits
Three-piece Suits In this odds and ends group, S regu
lar $19.75 suits, 3 regular $12.50 suits, 10 regular (7,00
suits. While they last
Silk Dresses
New Fall styles. Plain silks and printed silk one-pieo
and jacket dresses. Values to (14.95. Sale pric -
$5.
Travel Prints
Dresses and Suits in new styles. A special purchase of
misses' sizes 14 to 20 and women's sises 36 to 52. Regu
lar value (19.75. Sale price
$11.
Flannel Skirts
Blue, red, yellow, tan, green. Odds and ends. Valuues
to $5.95, Sale price
$2.95
Gotham Hose
Gotham all-silk to ploot top chiffon. Cradle foot. Goth
am service weight, all silk to hem. Cradle foot All
new colors in regular $1 quality. 3-Day special
69C pair
Wool Sweaters
Odds and ends, values to $2.95. Sale price)
$fl.
101 So.
Central
Phocs
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FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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