' PSGE SIX
MEDTOItD MATT. TKTBTTNT!, MTOFOHD, OKEflON, MONDAY; SEPTEMflKft 13, 1924
TO
BUILD LARGE PRE
COOLING PLANT
Ktllliiff JtnvH by Wliolrwilo
KJIAKKOV, L'kralnla, Hept. 16.
According to the findings of special
commfiwlona which hnve been lnvestl
Katlnjr the lorni of life and property
caiifled by intervention and the Kus
Hiun civil wur .1,235 JewlHh program!
nr.ourred in tho L'liruiiie region in
which 79,000 pei'KonH were kilylod.
Barnes' Circus at Medford Sept. 25
Go to Ilu Willi for Taxes
MOSCOW, 'Sept. 15. All Rujwlnn
cltlKenti aro required to pny npu(-lil
tuxen to relieve the Impending food
HhortUKQ under tho decree by the pen
plen c-ummlmutra. The tux Includes
four roubles to workmen to 260 for
traders and rnerchunts. This taxation
is expected to yield 15,000,000.
Archie Ash, of Ban Francisco.
Calif,, owner of the warehouse now
occupied by the Mason, Ehrman Co..
announced Sunday that qm soon ub the
present occupants moved Into their
new quarters at Third and Fir streets,
being oonBtructed by Neff and Cnoley,
the warehouse would be remodelled
Into a pre-coollnp nnd cold storage
plant, with a capacity of 400 or G0
cam a day.
According to Mr. Ash, he has had
Vila nlan s.n Vila mlml tnr. .. ..m.a.lu n
year., o just what has been lacking 'he line 7 " u,,d t,le bt'Bt
to the fruit Industry In the Rouuo i'""-
jtiver valley.
Kutrar (aooii Ajculn
HA.N' FRANCIHCO, Se)t. 15. The
price to wholHalers of refined suk
at the refineries was Increased fifteen
cents a hundred pounds today, mak
Al'TO HACKS WUItK THIWjMNO
(Continued from page one)
Lyons 6 : 63 4-6
Hliodes 1 : 56 1-5
Walker 7 :05 1-B
Couture 4 : 56 1-5
Marasco 14 :57 1-5
Lett 8 : 58 1-5
Owens 11 :59
Cook 18 lr04 3-5
Hurvey 3 1:05
Seven star drlvera were Imported
The plant, as outlined by Ash,
will entail on expenditure of between
980,000 and JU0.O0O, modern in every
detail, and ready for the 1925 season.
It will be similar in design to those
now In operation at Wntsonvllle, Oul.,
and other California fruit centers. The
details for the new plant aro being
worked out, and It Is expected con
struction of the new enterprise will
start by November 1.
Pre-coollng, according to Mr. Ash,
enhances the value of tho fruit In
Eantern markets, from 40 to CO cents
t J' .i iii -'They were De Palnia, Heurne, Lyons,
been fathered 'for the construction of '' .f LoS A"
o re.,.nolln lnl l.rn hut .,11 have EMm, Willi COOK Ot fortlUHU.
gone amiss. Reminded of this, Mr, I Marasco apparently pulled a clever
Ash said: . . , ' trick and qualified below the fastest
You bet your life, I'm going to five and Inside the twenty limit so that
build one." he was eligible to enter the race In
tonded for local boys. He easily ran
away with first place.
Thoro was more smoke froml the
grand stand than from the motors on
the track. In tho old days the cars
used to smoke bo much you couldn't
see anything.
Hal K. Hoss, president of tho State
Editorial Association, of the Oregon
City Enterprise, was an Interested
spectutor in the press box.
Art Klein whs as busy as an ad
lmlrnl'8 signal boy with his new flagu
"Radio" Mlnkler's booth at the fair an(i 10UP, jje drew a laugh when in
was an unusually popular place h.u- lhe fl.aturo i,nI11,l( of 10 hips he
RECEIVED AT FAIR
.I?.' "."' ,:.., , U'tl "'K"'B the boys at five laps.
Washington, V. C and received by 110 "l,ei1 "lu,n 'u"u aml a"
Mr. Minkler at the fair grounds on ' wel-
the powerful Buper-Hotrodyno ho Is In Event II, reully the first speed
featuring. Through special nrrunge- morsel, Stapp stepped out at the lead,
nient with the largo broadcasting eta- but De I'alma soon headed the line
tions In. tho United Htatos and the w(ta Hearne and Lyons bringing UP
American Telegraph and Telephone , reap In the fourth Knlpli started
company, the entire counlrjr 'a In Tlua
d root touch win the Oencral s voice " "' 1 " 1K ,
in Washington. After tho address was """ ,B 1 lrl11 ,w "c" w amplltled
concluded, officials i.i Washington n air plane doing some dangerous
proceeded with a special Defense Day l'le slipping overhead too close for
tost, calling the roll of all cities con- comfort and tio crowd on Its feet to
nected by wire and rudlo with the soe the finish. It was voted a success,
war department and each clly answer. )0 ia made glory with 4:22 3-5,
Ing in Its turn clearly demonstrating wmi0 Hearne closed Into second and
that with tne am ot ratlin, tne coon- su wftf) fol.ce( Q1t b u urokon cun.
7 ? 1U m ...on. PZ cT r. ' was a groat dlsap-
lly be addressed by one man from Polnlmenfas SUlPP was a universal
any point In the United Htates. favorlto. Italph annoxed $150 for these
, To those who were striving for unl- five laps less than five minutes'
vorsal peace, tho radio offers an un- labor!
usual opportunity,' for by. bringing Wo were sorry to boo Frame still
thA nOOnle Vf the World together, a nut nn nponmil nf n limlrnn m.iln ahnff
greater understaniilng among people H1 m0Hnt Becniod to bulk at hitting!
is nrougni aoom, rosui.ing ...... tl0 ()rt 1(orhal)U lt Wtt8 uo(.llse it had
preotatlon of the other renew , proo- mM young oge
"There's n Iturrna girl a-waitln.
nn I know she thinks of me," one is
likely to quote from Kudyurd Kip
ling, when the Hurrnese "rupid trnnHlt
rolling stock" with the AI (J. Iiarnes
wild anlnta) clrcuo comes to Medford
Thursday, Hept. 25.
This unit of the Al G. Barnes great
wild animal circus represents a part
of the 2,000 educated wild anlmuls
and 1.0K0 performers nnd actors, In
cluding three tribes of Indians,
Washoes, Kscondidoes and Apahefl,
who will pluy an Important part in
the sensational circus feature. "Poca
hontas at the Court of Queen Anne,"
thu colossal fantastic extravugansta
that opens the big program. More
than 100 pretty girls from sun-kissed
California, will also be Included In the
cast of chorus and ballet girls. And
last but not leat, there will bo the
greatest movie-star of them all, Joe
Martin, himself.
Lyons, when Do Palnia, scenting the burg was here with Earl Humphreys
money, stepped on his Miller and from Klamath and C. P. Talent of
passed for a big jolt of excitement. Oranta Pass. ;
ThlH was a bit of real racing. Kven ' . '
the seventy Judges and timers craned M. K. CONFFUEXCK TOMORROW
their necks out of the bell tower. I ' ' '"
Then, on the three-quarter, Ralph ttonunuen irom Page one v
poled out and passed them, for a sec shepard really should have remained
on (1 thrill, and they came into the here this yenr."
finish with De Palina second, Hearne Prominent among the Herns of in
thlrd and Lyons fourth. terest to the conference in general Is
In th fnnl.Mnn rnn Mnrnscr, ' the probability Of Dr. B .E. Gilbert,
i ... ,, i, .n iBiH superintendent of the Salem district.
BF. ' J r ? . 1 f , I returned to the pastorate. Prior
with 9:33 4-5 for the 10 laps, winning , nl, ,,Ppnrt,lr, for A(rl(.n. vlKhol,
150, while Cook, the Portland speeder, sheparrt Is said to have held a con
took soconil and Harvey, driving No. 3, forence with the district suiierlntend-
a Fronty Ford (whatever that 1b) made ent of the area while Dr. Gilbert was
third, with Owen on 11 fourth. In the KnBt visiting his aged father.
Lott wore a handkerchief tied to his w n, in. following tnat meeting
helmet, which amused the veterans ' nlllwr, n ,,,, htm
and Borne In the stand. He blew thnt hlg iorm woud end tns Septem.
around with shirt rippling in the Wind ,or. when Dr. Gilbert returned home
like Harris Hanshue used to look In he found the letter, but by thnt time
ho road races. Hlnhop .Hhepard was on his way to Af-
In the main event of 20 laps Tony rlcn. The plan Is snld to have ln-
Marasco pulled a De Palma and :'uue" " "r- unnert id
walked out at the start to throw the
tho newly erected Mathew Simpson
Ulltthnn Mamnrlnl Ifaltinillu. nt.,,..li
dust. Lett on 8 went to the eighth and nt Mfidford nnd tlle transfer of Dr. D.
then flopped out with something h. Leoch from tho Eastern district
wrong under the hood; 11 came around to the stiperintendency ot the Halem
sending nn 8. O. S. In misses. His district. ' (
motor sounding like a telegrapher's V J'rouwt l oraorol ..
stepped up" a million times. It got , " "f" "Bw" ln,e Proposea ennnge
1 nnbH nut hn(h f Inrnmnn nnA air.
laugh. . mcn of tne g(lem dPtrict are snld to
Hearne Bneaked up on De Palma at hv nro,P!4,eI, . i,hnn Johnson.
the start, then passed him, with the The protests are snld to have been so
Italian stepping on his buggy l'or a strong that considerable doubt has
neck and neck round.' been expressed n to the possibility
In the sixth lap Ralph threw a piece or ndvlsabillty of Bishop Johnson car-
of rubber 60 feet In the air In front of 2 , ,
the crowd. L' Next time around they
out certain changes In tho'. area,- and
'slon asked the coming conference to
request the appointment of Dr.
I Youngson as executive secretary of
. the endowment movement to be un
dertaken next year. Until quite re
cently It was supposed that. Dr.
Youngunn was going to take this post.
Hone City Park fhurrh Is reported to
have within the past few days re
newed Its appeal to Dr. Youngson to
become its pastor, and carry through
their new building project to comple
tion. The quarterly conferences of sev
eral Portland churches requested the
return of their pastors for the com
ing year. Among, the.m are: Clinton
Kelly, p.ev. P. M. Halght. Fremont
Street; Key. C. C. Patrick; Laurel
wood. Dr. T. p. Elliott; Lincoln. Uev.
P. It. Sibley; Montavilla. Hev. Charle
P. Johnson; Mount T.tbir.. Ftv. A. R.
Maclean; Patton. Rev. E. 13. Lock
hart: St. Johns, Rev. W. E. Kloster:
rnlverslty Park. Rev. Gabriel Sykes;
Woodlawn, Rev. U. O. Smothers and
Woodstock, Rev. Walton Skipworth.
OuUide of, Portland many other
changes are reported in store. In
order to take car.e of Rev. J. R. 8as-
nett, should Dr. Gilbert bo trans
ferred to Salem, ' Bishop Shepard's
plan is twi id to have Included the
transfer of Sasnett to Corvallls; of
Rev. I. B. Wood from Corvallls to Ev
erett, Wash., and a Rev. M. Reed to
the superlntendency of the Tacoma
district. But this plan is also said tp
have struck a snag, as the Rev. Mr.
Reed is reported to have said that he
did not desire to leave the pastorate,
Latest word is that a Colorado min
ister is being considered for tho Cor
vallls church.
The "First" churches at 1 Salem,
O r e go n City, Albany, Rose b u rg.
Grants Pass. Hood River and The
DalleH will probably not be disturbed
this yenr. v.
MarshflHd Pastor- Called
The Klamath Falls church is 'said
to have issued a call to Rev. T. H.
Temple of Marshfleld with a prom
iRed Increase In salnry. Rev. Simpson
Tamrick or Tillamock hns bepn men
tloned as the likely man for the Bend
church, should the conference desire
to make a-change. Since Rev. Frank
James vent to Bend a year ago his
wire has been in poor health. '
It has generally been known for
some time that Dr. A. L. Ifowarth,
present area secretary, would suc
ceed Dr. Youngson on the Portland
district. Should any hitch come In
this -appointment It Is considered
probably that Dr. Leech of the East
ern district will be considered for the
post. -
A hot debate Is expected at the con
ference on the question of continuing
Dr. C. A. Edwnrds-as field secretary
for the retired preacher's fund on the
present hasis, many of tho clergy
men objecting to the taxation' plan by
which his salary is raised. At present
every minister in the conference must
pay 1 per cent of his cash salary to
ward Dr. Edwards' support.-
In harmony.
DAZZY VANCE OF
BEATS
WORLD'S RECORD
I happened to be In Urady's garage
the day bin diminutive widow stood
over the twisted remains of the faBt
little Ford. Sho tainted, and we gave
her first aid before the doctor arrived.
I said at the tlmo that she could 4iot
live long, nnl last night Fred told me
that she passed away a couple of
weeks ago. They had Just been mar
ried, and the shock was too much for
her.
Marasco should go In plcturos or
enter In tho boys' pushmoblle races.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15 The shadow B ' ''a " to. rally all tho me-
of "Dainty" Vance is, dungllng before clmnlcs to push Ills oar Into starting.
t the pennant staring eyes of the New It afforded much laughter.
York Giants, blurring their sight to Couture looked like a kid silting on
a fourth oonsooutlve National leaguo t),6 r01u. axi0 r his amputated mini-
championship. The premier Brook- 1)or f()Ur- These modern one-man
lyn twirlar. who is still building up an ,.acol.s ur8 funner every year. u,,
' o"bnri'l0',r!iTB """l0 bob-tailed hack on his
tlvo -victories, has turnod In 20 win- . . ,, . . ...
nlng game, for the Dodgers this sea- once protty machine: but everything
son. out of thirty starts and is liter-1 Boob for speed. Pretty soon they will
ally curving the Dodgors Into un Im-'ue building the engine In the wheels,
presslve position In the league stand- then thA driver will lie along the frame
Ing. 'and steer with lili toes! That's cut-
Vance yesterday tossed one of the ting down resistance!!
most brilliant ganio. of his metooric Thlr(1 m()rsoi on tho monUi fve.lap
career when he blanked the Clncln-j ,, BUW Wnlker first with 4:38 for
nail ItcUB IWU HI llixil.UB, ..v.Hi...B
gnspeu to see ins rigni-rear tire uuiub made his plans known to Bishop
mnssago all over the roadway, and Johnson, bus been suited, at least
hint driving like mad unawares of the twice by the visiting clergyman since
danger lurking In that disintegrating, bis arrival..- On one occasion ho re-,
whirling ring of rubber len-eu io a conrerence ne nan in (New
Next time around he' noticed It but,?'0! c'"'.w"h "hop. Shepnrd. prior
An rn tt...!ll I ' ' " ",,,v,'
1 1 8 " .... ' matters pertaining to the nrea wen
Ab soon as ho came around the fllV lscuwd. and on another occa
home curve he signalled for a tiro, but 'slim he is pnld to have remnrked after
Ills speed and n good slide prevented In caller left his office in the Artisans
the change, so he waved on and did i building here. "There-goes tho last
n slow lap. then limped In for the' t insnop Mnepnru s pinns n-gummor
ohnnge.i "Watfcli for .'tho fast, tllio . ,..,.,. , ..... i
change of De Palma," said the mag-. clU(1e(, ,he transfer of Dr. U. P. Hawk,
navox, wneroupon the Italians crew;a f,.mer district superintendent I
did it In 31 seconds.
Then the mnddened "gas Valentino"
was off for fair. He burned out the
newly oiled track doing laps in roc.
tho Columbia river conference, Into
Oregon to tuko the Eastern district.
Later It wns rumored that Dr. Haw
and Dr. S. A. Danford, superintended
. .. , iirl.lw.iA.. . rinnlr inlUt II I II UIKLTICL, WUUIU W'
u.u . ... i'""" chnnKe w)th Dr. Danford being ap
uiu mr Biitfiuii auu vuiuu iiuine lu ucui
a speeding pass to the slower boys.
Although he could not win, he drove
for money and was turning laps. in 49
them to four hits and expiring nine
via the strikeout route, nt the same
the (125 prize. Ithodes second and
Marasco third. II' Clarke Walker had
time Issuing exactly no freo parndoB K'l car ho would make any ot them
to the Initial cushion.
During this exhibition, It Is believ
ed Vance established a world s record
hustle.
Near Accident Thrills
In the second lap, Couture, driving
when he tossed up eleven straight in place of Owens on No. 4, a Dusen
strikes, turning back tho entire side 0rg sl,oclal left the rilc0 BlIU,leny
in the third Inning on nine pitched th ,
SEiVr a?ierUc.o,bruMne JhrlU and an ambulance run. For
second inning by pitching two strikes. tatoly ho merely rolled off the howl
But Vance's performance only kept ' stepped out of his car unhurt, but
Brooklyn In the running as the (Hants, 'evoryootiy mougm it was a wreck.
Later he walked in for a big cheer.
Then the band came to life and started
a real race circus atmosphere.
One of the vendors pulled a laugh In
with Arthur Neht serving up the pel
leta, turned back the Cardinals, 8 to
2. . . .
The east found the western sens
rough sailing yesterday, Washing on. t,, boxo , MexlcaB
and New York floundering on the , . . . h .,'
rocks of Detroit nnd Chicago, tho "a'riisB dot, hotl
Senators losing a B to doclsion to 1,1 "1B course-ot tnta peou
Ty Cobb's battling Uengnla nnd tho ' nioal Mnrasco nosed Into the coin with
Yankees being beinen by the Vt line
Box by the same tunc
Yesterday's Ilwults.
Ban Kranclsco, s-3; Los Angeles,
4-.
Vernon, 5-:' Oakland, 1-S.
Sacramento, 6-1: Mult Ijike. C-14.
Portland, -lS; Beattle, t-S.
JAPAN MAY TAKK HAND.
(Continued From Page One)
the day to move townrd the eastern
end ot the great wall at Hhnnhak
Iwan, while reliable reports were re
ceived here that the I'ekln-Mukden
railway hud ben cut un the .Munchu
f Ian aide of the wull.
!):11 for ten ten lans. good for 12T.0.
The followers wore De Palma, lieiirne
and Lyons. All had handicaps on tho
Itallun In his speedy No. 2. Hearne
had 18 seconds and Lyons 58, with the
rest over a minute.
Ho Palma passed Marasco before tho
gathering l'or a rising yell. Me fur
nished thrills galore yesterday, and
earned his cash.
For a while It looked really exciting,
with the fast boys traveling In record
tlmo and army plane No. 11 dipping
around overhead. The big thrill came
when they bunched up on the home
curve for a "passing show."
Heurne wns driving around like a
until he passed Hearne an tho back
straightaway. This lap they clocked
him at 48 2-5, so you may know he
imssod out thrills at this speed with
a crowded bowl. Although a lap and
three-fourths behind Eddie, he re
duced this to less than a Inp.
This classic event recorded Hearne
winner with a time of 17:12 2-5 and
Lyons second with De Palma a popu
lar third, followed by his little coun-
trymnn on the green 14. Marasco
managed to get his name Into every
event. The bof drives well, at thnt.
Honrne earned $500 for this.
There was not nn accident or arrest
to mar the ncrfoct day, which was
warm, but tempered by a breeze and
high thin clouds from the east. Th,e
crowd wns satisfied, orderly and en
thusiastic. They appreciated tho big
races brought here, nnd by the good
attendance will merit another call
from tho Western Racing Association.
Offlclala A. G. Faulkner, vice presi
dent, with H. K. Shollnby, promotion
expert of the association, deserve
praise for their work In putting over
the excellent program, which was
splendidly managed front boglnnng to
end.
1 lilue ribbon holders for the meet
were as follows: Representative of
contest board, A. A. A., F. K. Wat
kins; clerk of course, Jerry Jerome;
reforee, Seeley Hall; starter, Art
Moln; Judges. Mayor E. C. Gaddls.
Pop Gates, J. W. KUey, Ixule Ulrlch,
Vernon Vnwter, H. L. Wulther ,nitd
Charles Urown; umpires, C. II. Rogers,
L. Pennington' E. H. Crow, lien Davis,
J. W. Judy and O. Hogim: scorers.
Georgo Gates, George Hewitt and
"Doc" Wright; timers. O. O. Alender
Ter, Bill Offntt and U P.. Hasklnsl and
technical committee. Bill Young.
Chnrlos Brown and George tlarmun.
The technical designation of this
meet wns "Class E." non-stock, limited
to cars of 183 cubic Inch displacement.
To J. J. McMuhon of Med lord goes
the prlre for handling traffic. The
track was jammed. The grounds were
Jammed, and the highway was lined
up for a mile, but he nnd his co-workers
kept things moving nnd did noi
lave to rtiake one arrest during the
big day. T. A. Talent of Medford was
pointed to the First Methodist church
nt Walla Wnlln, Wnsh.
Tniii'-Ter Opposed .
The v.tenncy .in the Eastern district
wns then to hnve been filled by a
Oregon . man. nrohably Rev. J.
I Spencer of Rose City Park church
Portlnnd.
Opposition to the trnnsfer into Ore-
Ron of a Washington man to fill
deslrnbte Oregon position Is snld to
have been so strong that this propo.
sitlon was given tip; Dr. Danford Is
snld to have-announced that he pre
ferred to remain. ' Dr.1 Hawk waa sta
tioned at Toppenlsh, Wash., last week
by Bishop Johnson. It Is still possible
to transfer him Into the Oregon con
ference should Bishop Johnson deslro
to do so at" the coining Oregon session
With the opposition to the removal
of Dr. Gilbert from the Salem district
growing every day. chances appear
quite strong that there will he but
one change In the superlntendonciee
thlB yenr. Dr. W. W. Youngson of the
Portland district must, by notion of
the general conference, give up his
post, as the general conference cu
the district superintendent's term to
six years. Dr. Youngson has served
eight. i
' Want Dr. Youngson
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Goodrich Silvertown Cords
30x3i CI., now . .. ,$11.00
31x4 Sb., now .... ... 17.00
33x4, now 1 . . 24.00
Brunswick Tires
A Goodrich Product
30x3 J Fabric, now ... . ... . , $ 7.00
30x3 Cord, now . . . . . . -U . . ; . '.25
32x4 Cord, now ..... ...... 1.60.
Other sizes in proportion . ';
COLONIAL GARAGE
Tires Guaranteed Phone 219
Mr. Apple Shipper
In every large market of the 'country, jobbers' and retailer)'
piv e preference to the box apples that "are "wrapped with
Carouite the wrap with the violet lines.-; ' ' " ' 51
, PREFERENCE IS PROFIT, :
This fact was proven throughout the season on the New
York market where Carouite wrapped apples, quulity and
variety considered, sold for more money than apples, wrapped
with other oiled paper. v ,
The answer: Condition and appearance.
The wrap with the' violet lines is properly oil-imraersed and
is a condition preserver.
The cost is insignificant when compared with final results.
V Write Today
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American Sales Agencies Co.
SAN FRANCISCO '