Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
CO O O o u o o o o O o 0 MtfDFOttD bNfiTL Ti??IUNR. MDFOHD, OftEOOK. TTTTTTjSDAY, OrTOP.F.f: ft. o o o o PAGE TWO o .. o 102.' k i i i 61 i i li it The month of September not jonly bail almost two and one half times the average amount of rainfall for that month, hut also had a tempore. ture three degrees below the av-r:iKe for September, neeordlnB to the offi cial weather report. The total rainfall for last month was 3.92 inches, whereas the average Keptcinlior rulnfnll Is hut .10 Inches. The laraest amount of rain on any one day was a delude of 1.06 on the 17th, and six days of the month had n pre clpltatlon of .01 or more.. i It was In Rcneral a cloudy month with only six Hear days. Twonty-two days were cloudy and two partly cloudy. The month had nuo frosts nor snow. ' The menn maximum temperature writ 46.40 and the mean whs till. US. The hottest day wait the 3rd, with a maximum of 3. 'gho coldest wenther reached was 4aMeKrees on the 30th. The greatest ilnlly ranire was 4 6. Tho official summary of the Sep tember weather reads In part as fol lows: - - Max. Mln. Prec. Weather 1 2 3 T 5 ' H 7 S !) 10 1 1 12 13 M ir, 10 . 17 , 18 . 19 . 20 . 21 . 22 23 . 24 25 , 20 . 27 . 28 . 29 30 . H4' 92 93 113 80 60 07 70 81 83 83 75 78'' 79 48 Clear " 40 50 Clear Cloudy 55 ....... Cloudy 50 T. Cloudy 60 .10 53 .23 40 .01 Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 44 Cloudy 44 l't cldy 42 48 46' 67 Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 7 0 ....00 70 ....00 ....01 ....70 77 .....80 ....87 ...83 ....73 ....08 75 ...00 ...60 ....04 47 Cloudy 60 T. Cloudy 44 1.06 42 T. 46 .30 41 T. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 43 Clear 42 Clear 42' 41 42 60 T. 60 T. Clear l't cldy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 49 Cloudy 43 T. Cloudy 40 Cloudy H. !. CONE RESIGNS WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. (A. 1'.) Hutchinson I. Cunti, vice, president and Kenernl nmnuKer of tho fleet corpora tion, submitted his reslKiiutlou to the BhlppInK board today In protest uKiilnst Its. notion removing Udi;h (J l'almer ns president. The shinning board. Mr. Cone siild, "nponly defied" President CuollilKo when It sheared the fleet .corporation Bovorul days ago of the wide powerH given to It nt the Instance of Presi dent Cuollilge, and It also Ignored the I'resldeiit whon It removed Mr. I'aliu er before the inquiry of II. U Dnlton appointed to study the situation had been completed. "Without regard to other consid erations," ho said, "1 cannot ns n re tired naval olflcer, serve any organiza tion that defies tho wishes and auth ority of the 1'rosldout of the United States." Mr. Cone, who Is a rotlrod roar ad miral, took offlee with the corisira tioti soon lifter Mr. Palmar was made president nearly two years ago and has been regarded ns one of the Ini tio's right hand men. Klnier 10. Crowley, who wns elected president of tho corporation to suc ceed Mr. Palmer, arrived from New York today where he hnd been man aging operator of the American Kx port line and immediately took the oath of office. COOLIDGE SPEECH ItnitUN. -Oct. S (A. IM Thfl (lortnun lit whjmi ptrn ruin men t tn ratti er Itlttur Hplrlt on Pre. dent ()uI1(ro'h (KltlrcHH before tho AniPticnn Ltk'ion convention In Omaha. All the innrn- IiiK eilltlons contain leiiKthy exiractH from tho wpeech. Tho Deutsche All Benielno ZeiUitiff, usIiik the cnptlun: "A Oueer penco ncrmim," Hjiyic "In'' thin litKh-noundintr pence Hpeech Mr. ConlidK" minht have omit teil the linckneyed phi-ntton iilmut rlvlllzatioil lrnvlnff been unveil, imkI IiIh ItiHUltltiK worth a git Inst the tit'i man people," The TupkHkc1. Bnnilschnu ;yn: "Wrt reRiHt that Mr. I'ooIMko Htilt Htlckn to the iiHHertion that the world war was tlOHpotlHtn voihus liberty. Isn't It tlmu to Mop belittling many?" 2,70o;p(KI I'coplo Visit Parks. DIJUACIO, -Colo. Stephen Mather, director of tho national park system, announced. , that 2,700,000 persons visited tho national pnrks and na tional monuments of flie country during tho past summer season, ltitHHlii fin n ripiro. MOSCOW. With IninHlft Off thr wiitfrwnRftn everybody la runlllnir lhi Krnwlcr ao hanl thnt the aupply of vortkn. anil itirli thliiKN Is dnihilllrt'it ruplclly. Unen fur blocks OUInhle ills jicnuarlcj are seen. .... 1 S CAUSES DEATH OF . BALKM, Ore.', Oet. 8.R. N, Clark i'ortlulid, dlHti-lct manaKiT for the Missouri paint und Varnlnh company, wna killed, prohubly Inutantly, when hln automobile turned turtle on the I'aciflc hlKbwuy about ten mil! Hfiuth of Halem early today. A Iodise card found on IiIh pi-i-Bon showed rtiornbei'Hlili) In J'ortland No. 142, It. J . KlkH. Mm. Clark, who wits with him, Ih In a local hospital suf fering from Bhock, but is believed not to ltt seriously Injured. C'lurk's occupation and hlfl Port land addrt'HH were obtulned by Cor oner J,. T. ItlRdon from letters found in his pockets. ('lark's buKinesn ad dress was 2U2 l'orlor uulldlng, Port land. There were no witnesses of the ac cldcnt except .Mi's. (Murk, but of ficers who investigated say that tho outomohile. was traveling south. The car uppurently skidded on d turn and went Into a bank which caused: It to turn over into a complete wreck, j Tho pavement was slick from a mist during the ilium. Clark was pinneu under the steerliiK near and his head was badly crushed. An nrnbulance was sent' to the scene as soon as passing motorists brought word to Kalem and Mrs. Clark was brought to Salem. Coro ner ItlBdon brought in tho body of Clark and Is endeavoring to locate acquaintances in 'Portland. E OF KELSO EDITOR KFiLSO, Wash.. Oct. 8. With warrants charging murrter out against John W. Smith, C3, a boxing pro moter, and Krunk L. Hart, said to have been an associate of Smith, authorities hero were directing a search for theso men !n the hopes of clearing the mystery surrounding the shooting to death of Thomas Dnvery, Kelso editor, Julio 19. The last clue to tho whereabouts of Smith was a report that ho had been seen two weeks ana at The Dalles, Ore. A reward of $500 hud been of fered for smith's arrest. Evidence which led to the charges against Smith ahd 1 lart, and to the arrest for investigation of W. L. Thompson who was taken into cus tody near Oak ridge. Ore,, developed through identification of tho re volver with which Dovery was shot, said Assistunt Attorney (.J en era 1 Jt. U. Stiarpe. The lead to this Identification was furnished by AssiHtant United states JJlstrlct Attorney Itynon at Portland, who Informed the Kelso officers that a friend and client of his had ob tained information leading to the Identification of the gun. I-ate yes terday Cowlitz county commissioners declared that an agreement had been mado with Hynon's friend C. (J. if 111 of Portland, to pay him $5000 for the information. The commissioners repudiated the contract because they held it was entered into nt J'ortland which was outside their Jurisdiction and because they could not legally pay more than $.00 as it reward. funk with kh. tf Oveiwouht CNerves YOU novor hoard of a rod-bloodod person man or womnn bocom Ing a nurvous wreck I And you novar win. ou never saw anybody with healthy, rich, red blood, get wearied by tho activities of dally life. Did your No! Its woak blood lack of honlthy, rich, rod blood. That's tho whole trou bio with thoao whoso nerves are ovor wrought. They lack the resisting pow ers the stamina that healthy, rej-blood-cells cive that enable us to stand up under tho si rain u( dally life a. S. S. Is tho sulvatlun of these tin happy people. It Is Just tho thing needed to atrouKthon tho nerves; re store muscular power to tho body, and Increase the endurance of weak, fall lug, run-down women and men. Don't keep 011 going down simply because your blood la starving for want of healthy, red-blnod-cclls. You can Ret back yuur nerve power with 8. S. H. You can do It Just ai surely as thousands have dono for tho past century. S. a. 8. also clears the skin of pimples, boils, ecioma hollow cheeks All out' and firm tfosh takes the nlaco of flabbv muscles, why, yflu'll bjcin llvinjr all over airnin. Get S. S. 9. tmlay from any good drninrlst. And (ret the larger bottle. It' more economical, DELEGATES MEET )T LOCARNO,' Switzerland, Oct. 8. , (A. P.) Tho first contact between the German and French delegates in the security pact conference, which has as Its purpose an endeavor to settle for all time the situation trough about by the World war, has created an optimistic feeling among the observers here. Kent cd with tho French and other allied delegations, (luwtav Htrcse innnn, the (lerman foreign minister, and Chancellor Luther, were free to express themselves as they desired, and the spirit of, fair play and of an apparent desire to reach an accord was manifest. Almost as quickly as they were advanced, a number of articles were proposed which de signed to affect a permanent peace in Kuropo were agreed to. At the suggestion of Austen Chamberlain, tho British foreign secretary, the de liberations became friendly Informal talks instead of being Wide up of set speeches and arguments. Cook with gas. tf COACHVALUE A New Standard Star Coach! Big value . . . the greatest value ... in closed cars! For only $895 ... the lowest "quality' coach'" price in the world . . . you get these high priced features: o o V - ' ' o 8 Pfr I in " rfr mmmm """"""""" sill -.pws im I mw-- REAL LEATHER UPHOLSTERY f Durable Stylish Comfortable NATURAL WOOD WHEELS FISK FULL BALLOON TIRES ; l44oSize FINISHED IN SIGNAL BROWN Same Beauty as Sport Model.' THE MILLION DOLLAR MOTOR Famous High Gear Power Plant! M-l iou cannot touch this value in comparisons! Come to drive it come to drive and learn the story of Star Coach super value. Remember, only $895 delivered here. MASON MOTOR CO. co 0 - O o Corner Bartlett and Sixth Streets?) 1 o 1i TRUE FRIEND SPRAYER; LIBERAL STOCK OF PARTS - Also Bargains in Used Tractors and Sprayers BILL' TRACTOR SHOP 226 North Riverside , , ;iJ?el010 Travel by Motor Stage 'i 8AFELY, SWIFTLY AND COMFORTABLY Two Through Stages Daily To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and H 30 A. M. A pleasant one day trip. " '. Also leaves Medford at .5:00 P. M. for Roseburg, connecting following morning to Portland. Wo take passengers fop all way points. For. further Information and tickets call Union Stage Depot. Phone 809. j FAEE MEDFORD-POETLAND $7,85 , , . ,. I Direct Connections at Roseburg for Coos Bay Polrits. DEM VERED rc , Pay Only as Much as Suits You By the generous terms of the new Star Gold Certificate Save and Earn Plan you can own the powerful Star Car of your choice at practically no expense! Come in for the simple, but astonish ing details come right away to learn about this new, history-making offer- Star Gold Certificate Save and Earn Plan o Phone 366 . r r n .' f .t O O O . o O 9
