Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) .MATT, . TKTBIJXE, , WDFOTvT), OTTEflOy, .TTTTTf?SDAT. , OCTOBER. ,1, 1925 . . , i. . . Paris "Queen of 'Form' OF BY WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. (A. P.) IThb broad powers dclfgatod to tho f Iet corporation lust yoar fit the aun fcnntlon of Prettlriant-. Coolldtje were withdrawn today liy ' tho nhlpplng hoard. liy reactndiliff reflohittons. en trusting tho corporation with exten sive adnilniRtrntlvo powers, PronldQiit Palmer will rovort more to the po nitlon of an employe than a officer with independent powers over many of the details of the shipping adminis tration. i' In an effort to settle the row be tween the board and President Palmer a referee was appointed by President Coolidee so as to make recommenda tions as to net ion to bo taken. The commissioners declared today their action would not run counter to the president's wishes or Interfere with the study of tho roferce, II. Q. Dalton of Cleveland. Some commissioners who were op posed, to Mi. Palmer, predicted that the lnt tor's resignation would not be accepted at least for tho present. '-. Commissioners - Benson, Haney, Phimmer and Thompson voted for the resolution stripping Mr. Palmer of his powers. Chairman O'Connor did not vote, while Commissioners Lfssncr and Hill wore absent. . E " The new Kast Bide Drug store, wh ith Krnest J. Smith has esta b lished in the new bulldins at tho southeast corner of Main and River side streets, will be opened for business tomorrow morning with a complete new stock of Roods and an lip to date soda fountain. Mr. Smith is well known in Mod ford,, as for 12 years ho was phar macist at Hashing drug store until (i few years a so, and is thoroughly grounded In his profession, as prior to -this he took a four years course In pharmacy at tho Oregon Agricul tural college, followed by two years in, pre-medlcs at the U, of O. Hii i 1 1 Mil (W. I,, , imimtim rrT-Ti I ; J f In this costume Yvctte Darnvs, French musical comedy 'star, achieves both elaborateness and abbreviation. The gown worn by the "Queen of Form," as Paris knows her, is made entirely of ostrich feathers and cost a fortune. The Markets HOLD STAGE LINE IS A PROPERTY RIGHT Ijlvcstfwk ' ( PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1. Cattle steady; receipts cattle 225; calves 55. Hogs nominally steady; receipts 57 5 (contract.) . Sheep nominally steady; receipts 230 (contract.) Mass Meeting at Xalntorluni. Friday night. October 2nd. at 7:30 p. m. at tho Natatorium. President Clancy of tho Medford Chamber of Commerce earnestly urges every Med ford voter including tho ladies, to at tend this meeting, whether they bo for or against any of the measures. This is a meeting for everybody. Questions will bo welcome from tho floor and will bo open for discussion, 105 BAKER, Ore., Oct. 1. (A.-P.) ! Circuit Judge C. H. McColloch held J today that a stHge line is property ! subject to murtgago and can bo fore- I closed upon and sold. The decision ' was rendered in tho case of G. L. Bland ling against the Red 'Star Stago company, operating between La Orande'anrl Baker. A car foreclosed Upon was ordered sold. If proceeds, are not sufficient to cover pluintiff's claim the defendant's run or schedule may be sold to pay tho difference. Htandring sold the enr to 'William Gordon to use in starting a stage Hue. The contract was one of condi tional sale. It provided that title to Gordon's schedule remained In the seller of tho car until payments wore completed. So far as known here this is the first decision on this point. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. J. Wheat: BBB -hard-white $1.30; hard white, blucstem, bnart $1 .29; sort white, western white 51.2H; bard winter $1.25; northern spring $1.22; western red $1.21. n Today's car receipts Wheat R5; barley 4; flour 13; corn 3; oata 1; hay 9. Spanish Victory Claimed. MADRID, Oct. 1. (A. P.) An off! ciul communique today reports that tho SuanlHh troops in the Alhucemas bay eoctor, following up their advance ot yesterday, iu which Monto Palomas was occupied, today captured the im portant heights of Adrar and Seddun, in the direction of Ajdir, Abd-El-Krim's capital. . . ABKRDUEN. Wash., Oct. 1. The Aberdeen suwmlll strike assumed more serious proportions toduywheii five hundred men- employed at tho Wilson Brothers and the Aberdotm' Lumber and Shingle company mills walked out. About 1200 men at four mills are now idle and all of tho four plants uro closed. Tho strikers ask a raise of fifty cents a day. Operators of two mills announced definitely that they would not consid er tho raitte. , Tho workmen huvb called a moss in outing for this uftor- noon. .... , ... l U. S. Ships Which Cost Millions Are Burned PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1. Hulks of four, wooden ships built here dur ing tho war were being burned todny in Columbia slough by M, Uurdo and Son who purchased them more than a year ago from tho United States shipping board. Kour others woro burned last woek. These eight ships cost the government approximately $7SO,000 each, or a total of $0,240, 000. They wero bought by the Bardo interests along with others in various Pacific coast ports. Tho purchasers stripped the brass and iron and all fixtures and. hardwood of any vnluo from the vessels and being unable to dispose of tho hulks they aro being burned. Hear Rogers Tomorrow WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. (A.P.) Tho president's air board has decided to hear tomorrow morning Comman der John Rodgers, who was in charge of tho Hawaiian flight piano PN-9 No. 1. The board will recess at noon until Monday. v - Cnnk with gas. tf Marcell, the Health ' ' Evangelist, Drawing ; Big Crowds in Ashland Regardless of the downpour of rain Monday and Tuesday nights. Mat-cell's big tent was packed to the walls with an Interested audience, and last night the crowds extended to overflowing. Marcell paid tho unnecessary license asked by the city, but some of the home guards, including 'two ministers, tried to havo his license revoked, through a matter of jeal ousy; but when Marcoll got through with them in his lecturo last night they wero glad to change their minds. Many people from the surrounding hamlets and also some from Medford whd missed his demonstration while be was here are going down to Ash land. Marcell will be In Ashland until Sundayt where ho will receive visitors each : day. - -Adv. 185- Eggs PORTLAND, Oct. I. Eggs 1 to 2c higher. Current receipts 37c; pullets 35fi'30c; firats SGl&ftSOc; extras 42 M (QW3c. MAKE SHAM BATTLE i IT Butter ' PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 1. Butter steady. Extra cubes 52c; standards 50c; prime firsts 49c; firsts 47c; un dergrades nominal; prints 53u; car tons 54c. Milk steady. Best churning cream 52c net shipper's track in zone one. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.55 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. Poultry PORTLAND, Ore Oct. 1. Poultry steady. Hiavy hens 25c! light Ific; springs 25&28c; young whito ducks 25c. j Sham battles, similar to the one staged Tuesday night nt the fall grounds, will bo annual events, ac cording to present plans. Local na tional guardsmen and guardsmen of Ashland took part in the' last battle. Grants Pass had Intended to, but did rot. However, If another Is held In 1$26 that city will probably be repre sented. ' , Many compliments have .been re ceived by the local company for the excellent manner in which they car ried on the battle, and officers to i gether with tho privates feel assured that' it was a success. Approximately 20,000 rounds of ammunition were fired, 150 rockets set off, 75 bombs used, 75 smoko can dins and 50 flares burned during the course of tho "conflict.", . To Save Your Soap -putiill tho little pieces of soap aside it ml when you havo an accumu lation; boil them up and bottle thorn as a liquid soap. You may add borax Id - this If you wish to incrcaso its strength. Such soap Is good for washing out tho things you wash by hand and which require more dolicate soap, or for a shampoo or to bo used as any other soap. . Another way is to tie the . small pieces In a bag and use them as a cake of soap or as you use the soap shaker In dishwashing; or they mny he shaved up flno and used as soap flakes. PiMe THotightySr "Rxfag THB LOW) HKARS AND BAVKS. The Lord Is nigh unto ill them tint nil upon Mm, to nil Hint rail upon hlin In truth. He will fulfill the detlre at them that fear him: he also will hear their cry. and wl aava tbem.Pf. 145:18, 19. This office la prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc used on the your orders to traveling men and hare them printed out of Medford. I'hone us and ve will call. it lOtIltHS rOItTI.A.VI), Ore, Oct. 1. Pota toftH steady. r now ....1.60 G-1.75. Olilonn Bteatly S1.3ui 1.50. Nuts Old crop steady. Wnlnutn No. 1, 231c; f lllicrtH nomlmil; al mond 2 5 27c; israzll nuts IS Si -Mil", Italian chestnuts 21c. Cascara bark quiet; nominal at 6'7c: Orepon-prape root nominal. Hops easier. .New crop clusters 25c. Ran Frnmisco Market SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1. Buttor fat f. o. b. 64V5C . . Farm Llfo Aids Scrapper. PARIS. Marcel Nllles is BlnB back to tho farm to await his next flcht. Knocked out fourteen times ho- apent .two months on the farm, thon came back nnd knocked out Jack Taylor of Omaha in two rounds last nlcht. SKINNYMEN Thin Men Run Down Men Nervous Men You probably kndw that Cod TJvor Oil Is the greatest flesh producer in tho world. . Uccause It contains more Vita mines than any Mod you can got. You'll be Klad to know hat Cod Mver oil comes in sugar coated tab lets now, so If you really want to put 10 or Z0 pounds of solid healthy flesh on your bones and feel well nnd strong, ask Heath's Drug Stoge, West Side Pharmacy, Medford" Phar macy, on any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod ldror Oil Compound Tablets. Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and If you don't gain five pounds In 30 days your druggist in authorized to hand yi ack tho money you paid for them. It Isn't anything unusual for m, person to gain 1ft pounds in 30 days. "flet McCoy's, tho original nnd genuine Cod Uver Oil Tablet,' Adv. RUSSElLIS p"e D FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEE OUR SALE WINDOWS George Maddpx :" .' ' Tenor Assisted by W.Carlton Janes, Violin , Chas. D. Hazelrigg, Piano . Presented in Recital Presbyterian Church " Friday Evening, Oct; 2 Admission Adults 75c, Children 60c.; THE PATRON03 AND PATRONESSES ARE: Mr. and Mra. nichard I. Wilson Mr. and Mra. Knill Mohr i . Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Scott . o Mr. and Mra. Dclroy Getchell Mr. and Mra. Joe Drown Mr. and Mra. Kdward White Mr. and Mrs. II. Chandler Kgan Mr. hud Mrs. Ttalpli Ktewnrt Mr. nnd Mra. Vornon Vawtor Miss Klir.aheth Gore , , Dr. and Mra. H. W. Clancy , Mr. Porter J. Neff ' Mr., and Mra. W. It OAs a) Mrs. John McConchle Mr. nnd Mra. Thomna Clifford Mra. IC. K. (lijfo OCTOBER SALE! 'it.' , ... : ... . ; , t V, Tax paying time is over and we're still here. We need money, so here are some eye-opening prices.. ' V r . V '" T ' 'v ' ' ; Heavy bib overalls, made by the Black Bear people; 220 denim, both high back and suspender back, all sizes, go ing at ; .$1.35".. Boys' Long Corduroy Men's Work Shirts 69c ' Pants '."'.' $2.75 " Men's Khaki Pants. . .,98c' Men's and Boys' $1.50 and $2.00 Caps ............ '.. .98c Blankets going at. .... . 98c Boys' Overalls .98c Canvas Gloves 10c .... Boys' 4-piece Suits, 2 pants and vest . . . ... . , 2 . . . .$6.75 Men's fine wool, Overcoats going at .$12.50 Men's logger shirts, Men's and Boys' sweaters, Men's underwear for less money. , . You can save a lot of money by buying your winter cloth ing and shoes at the cheapest store in the West. WILL H; WILSON ' The Price Cutter " 32 N. Front Street Store Room On Main Sireet for Rent I I I . nark m i i vh 11 1ft "Oh, Judge have d heartl" The poor fellow simply couldn't resist taking another man's CastlS hat. Don't blame him too much. There's such fine style in a Castle hat that even a good man might be tempted. ' Ffre to Ten 'Dollars Ask Your Dealer ' crourke; eubanks mat co. M.NU..CTU.... - flAWCfltO 1 .r w i "i 'V CASTLE HATS ' '':'' 8olcl Exclusivfeiy at' Mann's Department Store . Regular Monthly Meeting. Friday, Oct. 2nd, 8 p. m. Report of National Convestion by H. G; WSrhdan and H. rf. William. Handy Kitchen Cabinets Save the housewife many needless steps and soon pay for themselves in time, labor and worry saved. Pit snug' ana tight and keep out dust and dirt, t- - They add materially to the appearance of the kitchen. The smoothly finished, high grade fir of which they are built readily takes paint or stain to make them conform to the surrounding. t. Priced as Low as $4S V Or If you will send space you wish' to nt, we will cheerfully quote price on special built Kitchen Cabinet. Send for Illustrated catalog it con tains many valuaple hints- on finishing the new home or modernizing the old home. O.B.Williams Sash and Doors 19S0 Flrit Avs. So.,' Seattle. Wn. Catalog TBI Yoil ehri roly 'ft'A our Btntomcnt'. Wo niantl fncturo only from tho purant of products and rtchlcvo a whiilcaotno, rtulleloim croam tor your delectlun. 1 Ak for '- Nutritious le. Creim or Yum Yum ". Jackson Coonty : . .' Criamcfy Cook with gin.