Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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IB GIVE LI
CITY CLUB -AID;
The Medford Rot at y club will be!
wen represented at the "Charter
NiKht" of the new Ashland cllni
Saturday, .March 24, according to
a survey made at today's meeting.
This new Holary organization.
which was sponsored by the M
ford club, is getting away to a fine
siaii and is expected to hcentno on
0OI tue most active service clubs in
nun leiriiory.
A line program has been pre
pared for Saturday, including a ban
quet and dance at the Ashland
Klks' temple, which has Ix-en
turned over to Jhe Itotarlans for
the occasion. Nrly out) ltoiarians
and their ladles are (Opected to at
tend, Including a large delegation
flora Portland and other distant
points. District (iovernor Henry
Manny of Seattle will deliver the
charter address.
President O. W. Moon and Rill
Murray of the Ashland Hotarv club
were present at today's meeting
and extended a cordial Invitation
to all locul Rotarians to be present.
Earl Hopper was also present and
read a message from his father
Secretary .Mm Hopper, of the Ash
land club, who was unable to at
tend the meeting on account of ill
liess. President Allen spoke of the
"charter night" meetl.ig of the new
Albany Rotary club, which will take
piace i nursday, March 22, and 1
asked, ror volunteers to accompany
him on this trip to represent the
Medford Rotarians. Jack Wakefield
made a eport on the district con
ference which takes place In Se
attle next niunth and stated that
six local members had already
signed up to go. This number will
probably be increased as.Medford
is anxious to again win the silver
cup for the club 'traveling the
greatest distance and having the
largest number of members present
at the conference. This award was
won by the Medlord club last year
and if won two more years will re
main the permanent property of
the local Rotarians.
Reports from the various stand
ing committees were heard at to
day's meeting and the "Milk
Fund" was greatly enriched by con
tributions from those chairmen who
were not prepared to make their
. reports. Perry Crawford read an
inspiring article on the subject of
"Membership in Rotary" which
was of Interest to all present. j
Dr. D. A. Chambers was Intro-1
duced as a new member of Rotary, I
Vice-President Frank Newman
making the presentation speech.
Guests at today's me.Ung in-!
eluded Rotarians A. W. Moon and
Hill Murray of Ashland, Jas. Hrom
ley of lirants Pass, C. Fixott of
Portland. Other guests were E.
Hopper of Ashland, Frank Patter
son, Geo. Xellson and Seth Dullis
of Medford. TheM. H. S. basket
ball team and Coach Callison, who
had been invited to attend were
unuble to do so on account of
school work.
President Allen announced that
Chas. Hoover would give a demon
stration of his famous winter blue
grass at the Hoover ranch tomor
row at 2 p. m and urged all Ro
tarians to attend. The Medford
club is much interested in this new
crop and has broadcasted Its pos
stuiiiiies throughout the.
United i
States through the distribution of i
blue grass seed to all Rotary clubs
in America.
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Toliaeoo KIiir Very III
NEW YORK, March 20. liP)-
The New York World today says , waukne, today caused cancellation
Henjnmln N. Duke, wealthy to-iot n dates for tho play "Her
bacco manufacturer, financier and Cardboard Lover." which was slnt
philanthropist. has been confined ; cd to on here last night. - The
to his $1,000,000 homo at 107G company left for No- York. Miss
Flft havenue by premature infir-1 Eagles' manager reported that she
mlties of age for more than ajwas suffering from ptomaine poi
year. it has just been learned. isonjng.
Next to the natural laxative from a.-jw;
mother's breast, a plain, ohl-fasli-&spiU&
ioncd preparation isahisbcst
tract clean and sweet. lien
your little one doesn t cat, or i;"--
"J.-.V dene. rr'nra tm o In,, VM V-
0 drops of plain Castona
It is purely vegetable, on
know. Any doctor 11 Ytfj&
l el I you that it is uttu 1 ,
harmless to the voiinccst "
Q J O -
infant. It is sweet to the 1 1 te.
and sweet in thcGfittlc stomach.
Vet its gentle influence is soon felt
all through the tiny system. NoU
even cjstor nil can compete witlj.j
1 Castoria and how much
better it is to use this
milder means of regu
lating a baby I Never
give baby-i&soric
or similar opiates
because, a few drops', 'J
of Castoria are just as
sociing, and no harm
That's the beauty of using pure'
vnn r rr! -o it- mcf- 10 ll , fl fl
JWU Villi K1 J"1" 1 -
anv sin-n of colic, constipation,
times when you don't know just what it is that has caused ail
upset. Only get the genuine Castoria bearing Fletcher's
signature. It isn't expensive, and with every bottle comes the
book, "Care and Feeding of Babies" worth its weight in
gold to every mother or prospective mother.
HILARITY HALL
BULL MONTANA!
Thc Sailor J.iik Wood and Hull
Monuna wreatlW,: mnu-h to W.Down throuKh the lemuries there
I s,aftl'd her nexl Slomlny evenini;
'. wi" he he,l nt Hilarity hall, ac -
cortlnff to an announcement thin
I ""ernoon by Suitor Jack Wood.
i Arrangements will be made to take
tare of !L lurK0 'row, "f specta -
: tors exjOted from all parts of
southern Oregon.
larpenteis briiim work today to
remodel the northern addition ofjlty on Greek and author of the
the hall, including the installation j American translation of the New
of windows and the construction I Testament In iy23. discovered the
of new seating arrangements. New mnnuscript last September In Vic
anil higher powered llshts are to: hands of u European dealer In
he placed over the ring u'Wrt antiques. It was purchased by
Wood and Montana will wrestle nThim for Mrs. Hockefeller Mc
a finish by two out of thi falls. I Cormkk.
An Interesting preliminary will J The manuscript Is enclosed in
precede the main event nnd will "magnificent silver covers " Dr.
he wrestled hetween ecll liarrick iood.spced reported, and cWitains
of lirants 1'uss and Tex Porter of. the "ureaiest mber of Byzun-
imu. i.jHi ooys are in tneitine miniuture
ii.-pounti ciass, and are in per-j
itrin nonunion. me maiteh will
mark Hankie's first appearance
.... orn-rai momns ami is ex-;
pected
( develop into a real bat-
It-
INE
TO BE DISPATCHED
sav:
'T STK. MARIR. Mich.. Mar,
O.-Hstill isolated in their snovLily or ilnudt to
prison und with only limited food in tilo worj,i
supplies, the 600 resident. of De-
tour, Alich., today were cheered by
telephone advices that a second
army transport plane vn winging
its way north from Selfdig to take
them relief.
Fouf hundred loaves of bread
and other foodstuffs taken to the
snowbound settlement Friday by
another transport plane and by a
dog team are fast dwindling, lis
are the 1500 pounds of provisions
which reached the town by means
of a snow motor expedition and
meager supplies obtained from
S'rummond island farmers Satur
ay. - .
The situation at Detour still Is
regarded ns an emergency and It
is planned to press the second re
lief plane into service Immediate
ly upon its arrival. Additional
food shipments and approximator
.i.ono pounds of accumulated mail
await tiansportation to the vil
lage. Hugo stae snow plows have heen
unsuccessful in efforts to open
roads In this region.
Of PORTLAND, DIES
PORTL.AND, Ore., Mar. 20. (IP)
Marcus Fleiscner. of Fleischner
and Mnycr and company, whole
salt, lIl-V-ETnOflu tie.l -it Ula Immn
ni.,.p iast niKilt. fle was born CO
years ago at Albany.
Jeanne Ingles III
ST. I.OIIK. Mar. HO. The
continued Illness of Miss Jeanne
" Knirles. n Htnire ettir whn lu In Mll
tor Vj? fe "
f s
0
v is clone.
: Castoria ;
'you discover -
-.- - -
or 'diarrhea those'
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Si5v.-V -v T'A
RARE BIBLE K
TO BE PROPERTY
OF CHICAGO U
CHICAGO,
March 20. (T")-
is coiQir to Chiiaso a remark-i
Ui.le t;ieek inanusci iiit of the New '
j Testament, written and richlyi
: illuminated in Constantinople in
! ll'UU-TU A. D., in the scriiitorium
lof Michael 1'alueu.luKiu:. emperor:
of the east. i
l-riuessor KUKiir j. tjoousiieett, :
(he! t'nivei ally of Ctiiiuuu author-
paintings ever
found in :
Cleek New Testament,
72 in all.
The 1'aris manuscript, sent from)
the .scrintorium t.A I.tni IV in -
J. JS., UUlliitlllftl 14, 1
No Hyzantine New Testament !
manuscript is known with more!
than half as many
miniatures an
the new
..oou.-(n-t-u M.im. uuuing iimi U1IH
ature. than all the
manuscrips
now in America combined
Through the courtesy of Mrs.
MeCormick, the Testament
department of the I'nlversity of
Ihicago will investigate and pub -
. ... ..........,.., v " " 1
Miieeil kfilfl the Inenul t;,t inn will1
r. iwno knows his right field wall
have n field such us never before!,,. -l..v.,l ,l in ... i
offered to uny American univer-:
any university
FOLLOWING "WIFE
XEW YORK, March 20.
Major H. Jefferson Harding, war
veteran and close friend of Presi
dent Harding's family, killed him
self in hin Fifth avenue office
today with the same revolver that
his wife used to commit suicide
two months ago.
Friends of. Major Harding, who
was 32 years old, attributed hs
suicide to despondency over the
ls of his wife, who was believed
to have killed herself because of
poor health.
He was a member of the army
reserve corps, an official of the
Hotel Continental in Times Square
and a widely known real estate
man.
Major Harding was cited five
limes for gallantry during the war
by the American army and twice
by the French.
He waa awarded the Croix de
Guerre with palms.
Although an Intimate friend of
membern of the Harding family of
Ohio,' Major Harding was not re
lated to the president,
V
i
RE
PAST -COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON, March 20. if
By a tote of l ;i to 8. the
equalization fee principle of the
McNary-Haugen relief hill was
approved today by the house agri
culture committee.
Seven Republicans and six
Democrats voted in support of the
fee while six Republicans ttnd two
Democrats Joined In opposition.
After the vote chairman Hau
gen predicted that the bill would
be favorably reported tomorrow,
with probably 9 members" voting
in itQHUpport.
Mr. Haugcn said that the equal
ization fee provisions In the house
bill were practically the same as
those in tho farm relief bill, re
cently approved by the senate
agricultural committee.
Under the section app lying to
the fee. he added, the proposed
federal farm board would be di
rected to seek stabilization of
the agricultural indiiHt ry by first
applying the loan features of the
bill. In tho event that co-opera
tive and other Arm , organizations
should bo unabie to bring about
stabilization in this way. he mi id,
the board then would be empow
ered to resort to the eijualiz-itl
fee. Si
The hill would authorize nn ap
propriation of t40O.0A0.or) A, of
which $.175,000,000 would be
available for loans to co-operatives
and $1i5,0(iO,000 for the purchase
of equipment nnd other facilities
needed by the ro-operatives.
New Crash Proof
Plane Falls, But
Airman (Uninjured
LONDON. Mar. 20. fT) The
Da i 1 y II x 1 r esn ki 1 d today that
Captain Geoffrey Dellavlland. air
craft designer, after making n
series of successful tests in the air
of a device intended to prevent a
plane from crashing, rraphrd but
escape! serious Injury.
A moth plane fitted with a Hot
ted wing safety device was put
thrnuui; a series of lefts nt Stage
I.ane Wrdrnme which demonstrat
ed Its power to cheek Its plunge
when ) 11 various dangerous positions.'
CLEVELAND PUTS
HUM IN YUUIH
TO GARNER TffLE
llrian Hell, Associated invw
KHirls Wi-Iu-r
NEW oltl.10 ANS, 1.
. March .
the cur-i
20. (Pi Cleveland has
rent edition or the Indians ofj
: the American League in training!
and with it the classes of ISJllj
, ami lit.lL'. There are -IT players)
1 in camp. ranging- from the IX
i year-old Mel Harder to the 30
; year-old Oiover Hartley.
j Cleveland, with
new mnna-
, per and
new owners, is looking
far ahead. Some of the two score
1 playera now in Cleveland uni
forms wilt
I during the
not wear this livery Minutes, makinn his etapse i time
Season. 11) they arO;SiII(.,. ln- sTn,.. (n i,,s AnireleM l'7
sure to don the colors aeuin Inihrnirs. r.t! minutes, 45 seeonds.
years to come. i Holhrt.ok is the iiu.s nule point
One of the minor league Rradu-:in the ciss country ramble of up
aes has already made good, j proMnuilely 34,U'Mt miles.
Kddie Morgan, former Tuhtnel Itiht behind Dilke came Peter
haseimll, football and basketball
New
Orleans
t ly-iicans lafit
"1C.1I1 h
been
U.Ven Tl is Sneaker's ol.l Til:i.e
onU,p fi(.ul- Morgan, fast and
hard bitter, has established him-
self as one of the most promising
..i-ivofo n.iv..,,,.;.,,, .....,, n,..
,,, 1lB ,ft,J(,rs th8 nr. ,.hariie
,. umlpon wi .l(rnin ,,ay u,ft (iokl
and lead off, and Homer Summii. I
. . ..i
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! .,... ,...,. .
Gerke and 1-angford. who have!. ,, , ' ' , , " , .,
been up before, promise to remain i ! ""le tod!,' t"'" JJc..o.,k. 3J
as utillyt outfielders. Gill. ., '' "ay. As the runners and
rangy young chap, and Speer. I ""''T ""' ,'.h
wilt be heard from later.
The ' veteran (leorge Hums wi'l
play first base and hit doubles,
Lewis I'onset a will start at sec
ond base, and consistent Joe
Sewell nt short. Johnny Hodnpp.
will play third. Manager Peck-
inpaugh will act ns an infield
substitute, as will his former team
mate. Aaron Ward. Carl L'nd.
another Tulane alumnus, has a
chance to join Morgan in rooting
for the green.
1JllM' wweii win carry me nuig
of the catching burden, with hition looking to the funding of ( coach to Cub rookies, Manager Joe
Myatt nnd Hartley to help him. ! Austrian debts to this country on McCarthy considers him invnlu-
Around Willis Hudlin. the club'siat least as good terms as Furopeau able,
outstanding pitcher at 21. the ; creditors of that nation have re-1 McCarthy has been spending
pitching hopes are built. He whs' reived. This would allow Austria'most nf his ti.ne drilling Cub
the Indians' leading workman in to float an International loan. I pitchers in control.
I Always Have Luckies"
III? ' sJ$M3t ; V I
If--, , l The Crfeim of ,;,,
' A', ' the Tobacco Crop
"It9s toasted"
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
(1!1'7, n ml has rounded into pood
fcpi'iiiK training form. If tieorse
;l'hle and Kmil t,evsen ho re-
! covered from their arm troubles .
of last year, the club should pel
Rood pitching, for Joe Shame, j
Garland liiukeye. Walter Miller.;
; Waller lirown and George tirantj
are returning to the mound, .
Hilly Hayne, a smart let't-hander j
who pitched for Oreeiivilte in the1
South At la mil- Association, ha
an ewe tent chance to become a
relu r pitcher with the Indians. 1
NEW LEADER IN
HOl.imoOK, Ariz., Mar. ?0.
l'1 Karl K. Lin Ttilks. New rastle,
I 'a., finished In front on today's
lap of the trans-eominental mara-
thou. I.ns An.-ei.w m vw v.-u m
; thl. fro;n wmsh.w t. this
point, a distance of a-1.3 iniles.
Iilki-s took five hours twelve
(la wiv.i,
oituanipton, l.nKaunl,
shouldeis has fallen the
; honor of being (he tending Itritish-
! er in ihe race since Arthur Newton
of Hliiilesi:i ilnn.m,.! ...h v,.i,m
a'after heading the entire parade.
J Newton is continuing with the
; racers in an advisory capacity, but
io i-LHn.r ;.. . (....,. .Kit.. 1 ..... .1
' of padding along ihe hiliwa'v.
Tomorrow the runners will
make .avain. Arlit., for their night.
. . .
i conn -oi. a uisi.inei- 01 annul
iniles from llll,,k
ty 1
WIN'Sl.t.W. Ariz.. Mar. 20.-W
Tl... .... 1 1
tin.
date
of lit) hours and IT
minutes.
Arthur Newton
South Africa, who h.
f llhodesia.
d been lead-,
ing ihe , race
until he was forced
o drop out yesterday with a
sprained ankle, went along with
. lne
a van today in an advisory
p-icity to the other runners.
Help for .Austria.
fAKHLGT0N, Mar. CO
-OT-
President Coolidge. in
mossiiKc
to congress today, asked for eeis -
Says Betty Compson,
Motion Picture Star
o . V ft Pi
BIG BILL 1DEN
FOR TENNIS TITLE
, AmrsTA, (ia., Mar. 20.flV
'l:ill Tild'Mt. capt.iin tf Anieiiea's
; I UL'S lavis cup tennis squad be-
Ueves "the only way to train for
' tennis is to practice." and is ac
I cu dinc) putting his idea Into ef
' feet among the candidates for the
international tournament ()
i "The boys don't need a nurse to
'tell them what time to no to bed
'am', what to eat. all they need to
1 do these thinx is common horse
.sense." Tilden declared when aked
; whether, as captain, he would in-
(stittlle traitdiiK rules for the first
'tennis training squad ever assent
dcd in the I'ntteil States.
"1 Thus the leaders of eight Amer- :
lean Pa vis cup teams dispelled an
idea of many oliservers of the
training camp that Tiblen would
! put into eifert new tbeori
ihow a rac0et wielder should pre-
I pare for international com pet it io
The only point stressed by Til
den in the first day's drill was get- '.
ting to the showers and dressing j
jafter play was completed. He was)
i taking no chances nf any of the !
j candidates contracting a cold.
, A check of players 011 hand, ac-
;coriling to the ranking of the
tenni:
five t
ussoei.illen disclosed that
Ihe lirsl ten ranking plny-
' (.
s nf the ll.'itinn are etuniieting for
llll Pliiees. The fiiHt ten arc
1,
Tilden.
Loll. K
liessy. .
'John
1'raiieis lloilter, tleorge
. .Manuel Aletizo, J,,lin ilen
loh:9Vnnlt.vii, Arnold Jones.
Dock. I.,:wis White mid
I'lMllston ll,ilin:tn.
Alnnzo Is luil eligible
for the
Davis -.'up team nine
Ills home
t
lh
. u Spain
. !.,,.
AVALON. catnlina Island, Cal..
. Mar. L'0.- (A) Kiki Cuyler. former
Phate, has already made good in
his new role as a Chicago Cub. He
is hitting the bull with the same
gtisio that marked his work with
Pittsburg afid his fielding has ben
spectacular. In his four Liter
training camp games just complet
ed, Cuyler made eight hits in sev
enteen times at hat. Three of the
Alows were out of the park and
itwo were double-. Au'nn niH...i
before
BABE RUTH EXPECTS
WIN LEAGUE TITLE!
t. pi;TKi;si;ri:(j. Kin.. Mun-h
20. tfji Sizing t'l (he contendera
for the approaching bi W
campaign, Habe Kuth foi.-.as-s
)he Yankees and Cardinals in the
work! series next irtnbev,
figures Connie Matk's Ath
letics with Ty Ct.bb and Ti is
Speaker linishlng in second ptiue
in the Amerivan League scrnmbte.
He luts the I'lratts sh.ted for
second place in the National and
the tlianis third.
Here's the way the Pnbe pre
dicts the finish will be:
Ameri-an League V:inks. A'b -let
ics. Senators, Tige Indi;...
White Sox, lied Sox and Lrowns.
National League Canls, Pi-
,',,"1,1 ' v '' '
I
Fights Last Night
(Ity TIm Assoc!hiI Pro.)
XKW YUUIv- Ptiil Scott. Great
Itrdaiu. defeated Pierre Charles.
Pelini, (in).
CLKNKLANl), Ohio. Fddle
Chicago, technically knocked out
Hobby tiarcia, Haltimore, (ML
j CHICAGO. Dave Shade. Sun
Francisco, defeated t el Fontaine.
. Winnipeg. ( pi.
! LONDON. Johnny Hill, Fng
1 land, won the Kuropean flyweight
i championship from Kmil Pladn ,
France, I ;". .
i l.A 't 'ASTM I." 1'-. l.iov WMI-
l.liams. Philailelphia, knocked out
Lou Carin'uter, Charlotte, N. C.,
id).
I MIAMI. Fla. Johnny Klvnn.
Clial ia!0iiKii, Teuu., and Todd
Smith, Akron, O., drew. 10).
TliKNTtlN. N. J. If o b b y
Brown, C'ufri, won a technical
knockout over Johnny Hayslack.
ItliiKhnmtoii. N. Y., (ii),
IIOI.VHK I-:. Mass. -- I! o I, by
Hrown, Lowell, defetiled .lilliniy
knockout over Johnny llavslack,
l-inley, Louisville. Ky.. (in).
Wallowa Counlv hutterfat sold'
for $:i7S.nrio in P'L'7.
j EVERY - -
"The strain of constant posing
cC camera is sometimes
great., A few puffs from a good
cigarette is the quickest relief
I alway shave Luckies on the sct,
They soothe without the slightest
throat irritation."
Unquestionably Lucky Strike
Cigarettes are 100 quality as
this fact is proven by their in
creasing popularity. Only the
best tobacco,'The Cream ot the
Crop' goi'is into Lucky Strike
Cigarettes. I buy only the best
tobacco tor Lucky Strike Cigarettes."
Tobneoo Hiivrr
Don't Lose Your Grip
On Life
' 1 ' :
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19 I
ii ,
The Strain of Modern Busi
ness Oflen Causes a Break
down, Take Plenty of Exercise and
Occasionally a Tonic.
One that will give you "ffp" it
DR. PIERCE'S
golden Medical
DISCOVERY
Get it from-oiir nearest drug
gist in eithor fluid or tablets.
It will aid digrstiiin, make your 1)1 nod
rJJtf ami you will tr ready for anytliing
-"V couirant yuw.
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Pae, Coit Air Derby J Dote IUc Winner
Writ for Catalog and Ageocf Right
tall California 8trt Ban FrancUa)
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