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iTXTlE FOOT MEDFOKP M5IL TOIBUCT, MEDlfflRD, OREGON", SUNDAY, APRIL 1, 1928, MEDFORl) MA1LTRIBDNE Daily, Sunday. WmUi Pihl(i.)ia hv tha MKnrOBU FBUiTlNQ 00. i-it- N. ra - B0HERT W. RI1I1L. Bdttar B. BUMITEB SMITH. Maiuqrar An liidepandeiil NwaiHHr Entered M ae-ond-cHM matter 11 : Utt ford, Oregon, under Act al Martri . !' 7.60 .7. -60 , .06 1.00 1.00 SUBBCWITION BATKo By Mail In Advance: Daily, with Siu.djt, year...... Daily, wltu Sunday, month.... Aatly, without Sunday, year... Daily, without Sunday, month.. Weekly Mall Tribune, one year. DUUUK7, ulni Aah- tty uarner, m u.i-e ... -r- - land' J.rlaonrille. Ceuual Point, FtweuU, Talent. Ueld Bill -d an Hlhway: Dally, with Sunday, month V Uaiiy, without Sunday, month 0 DaUy, without Sunday, one year... T OO Dally, with Sunday, ona year .0 - All terma, caah in advance. MKUBP.B OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS B.ll l.u.,1 Wire Hervlre Only paver in city or county ncehrlnf. lew. Dy vufxmiu. ,! - The Aaaoclalea rreea 'titled to ha uae tor republication ol all ..new! dUp.t.J.e. credited to It or otherwlee credited In tlda papal, and alao to the local oewe puhllahed herein. All rlehta for republication of special dla .,aUrhea herein art alao reeerwd. WHEBX HO OVER EESEMULE3 COOLrOOE T FOR HOI SITES FISH LIFE URGED The recent development of win-ITo the Editor; Ml L IF MR. HOOVER i cleeti. President, lie ryll refcomble Presi dent Coolidge in in"' rcsk'ets. He will not t3k. very much but wlii'ii hf doen talk he will talk sense; and ho will liuvc to turn the personal popularity honors over to his "wife. Personally, Presiilent Oolidgc is not popular- in Washing ton. He is very genially respeirtea-1, hut he isn't ilikctl. Among liieinberH of the imwr circle lie :is sonictiifies 'disrespectfully palled Sour-face mill Pinch-snitT.. - At a dinner jmrly he is re ported a tolal loss. II :.. ..l,.. cli.rlillv linfilliv .nr. jiuiivcr jm vii,. j..e,...,, - j itogue river win ne un impetus m tlon ol tnc sportsmen una uubi- , eoiiiiiiiu.-e ii.iiuumk ...... ... i ..r ,l .....it.. ;.. 1;U w.iitk l.nt l... i (t.v.!i,n the M,trirH finil ( Vn ter 1 .. n.an' ,.e t..iif,.r,l un.l .1 ju-k - 1 1 li Crater Ijike cuuncll boy work. una KiVUI ineiitis i"" u. ........ -t ii.h-. J e-,.r. . ,.. th. ,. f thi. course M I, , f, . .. . i l,er Por on Dm upper reaches of. We wish to bring to the utten- He DBS a, ll!W Very elose . ., ue -I..-,- wii I l, Un I moot us tutl.,n of the Kiiortamen and busi- The Hoy Scout leaders truining course, that starts Monrtay even- i lnB April 2nd, In the Hlh mhool KJin has a Miilendlil iri.Kmln l.uriiOHe outlined, accorillng to K K. Carter, the ehalrnian at the conunltK-e handllnir that end 01 Car Washing Polishlnj Refininhln Haxdie High Prewar peoial PricB Armstrong Motors Phone 18 A. L. Vroman Plumbing and Heating Contractor Eighteen years in buiineit in Medford. We do nothing but first class work. Showroom 529 E. Main Phone 183-R Sworn oally average ehwirttlon for all aontha andli.( Oct. 1, 107, (ptea.nl MelrcolatloD b6). Official paper of tha Oily of Medford. Official paper of Jacaaoo Comity. Adrertlams ftepreaentatlra 11 M. O. MOUKNSKN A COMPANY . Offlcea In New York, Chicago, Detroit, , San franc leco, Loi Angelea, Seattle, fort Smudge Smoke This is April 1st. It is All-Fooled "T)nv, its are the most of them. ' Fine Browing weather prevails. "Wild flowers are abundant In the open spaces, with the modest vlo- "lot by a mosity stone, and the Im pudent wild mustard In the alfalfa. ; AiMt.ir thn cltv streets, grass lush Kreon abounds around the roolB 'of phone poles. 1' Krank Preston of the AppleKstc had Ills brldKO washed away again "last woolt. Valley blondes have started to J'frot nbolit what the forthcoming" KmuilKlii? will do to Ihelr hair, lcal democrats were highly o shocked Thurs. to road that oil had beon splattered by Messrs. Sinclair iind others upon such noble rubber stamps of the Wilson adminlHtra- Hon as Josephus Daniels el nl. It seems to bo the concensus of opin ion that It Is Just as hard for a democrat, ns It Is for a republican, i. to resist a pllchfui K load of $HK). bills, when it Is shoved under their llOKOS. Snow adonis the top of Ml. Ash ,,lnnd and other lofty peaks lu the vicinity. P. llybeo, who Is suffering as a liarltono, duo to a sevore rold, has , a pasture full, of sheep, of the BKe that followed Mary to school. P., If he Is real lucky, experts lo make .enough out of the erlttors to (my for curing his cold. The middle Dick Sherwood Is bo- , dully active, exceeding II. Plow her In the Kroat Bimoftiu? derby. ' . 1 1 Ik elapsed time for the wenk was 7fiR hrs. 23 mlns, and i.i scroncis. . C. Wig Ashpol estatcd Prl. that ho did not know where March had etnno. We are unablo to tell Mr. Ashnole where March went, and It is hoped he does not worry too much about it. ' 4 . , .. , n, , . i iiae niKowiiy uinirtci uh a renur' whole, he has no ifitinaates, and no small talk. J tie pofiple in , nme wctlon. particularly attnic the abstract interest 'Jiiiu, but pesons don. At a tlinner tv to the town tolka of Medford . . . ! .t i 'and other valley towns, and of pariv bis Itretttest lorte is an eioiiucpu miciii.k. r.tiiii iiiiii, i vue lhroUKhout ,he year as well the famous (iiTinan biosfapher, who Tecently visitml Washing ton, declared Hoover to be the most . seriou uiiiided Hum he hud ever met. v That is the general iniptvssion. (live Mr. Hoover a bi job like feedini? Helgium, raliev!jii(? the filood-dwastated South, or tiirniiiK a hopeless mining property iii China into a treniejidotis Hiieeess mid lie will literally catch on fire. His energy under pressure is astounding, bis executive ability marvelous, bis in terest and zeal unfailing. i ( Hut the personal human tourt'i doesn't interest him. Nor does it interest l'residenl Coolidtc. The newfomer without something concrete to present, finds both of tlnii cold. Hut Mrs. Coolidgc and Mrs. HoVivea-! Ah! there is a very different kettle of fish. Warmth,, personality, charm an ! abundance of everything that both 1 their poor,' hard-working usbands lack. Which of course is very fortunate. For in the;c complicated times the woman in the White House is-almost ufi important as the man. And the role of White House mistress; is destined to trow more imnortant cverv day. ! ' liko hishwiiv district as a resort u,.n .....inti. In ufneriil. the lm- The uuruose of purtance of the Joint meeting and i to give the students lasint QUILL POINTS The only man who deserves liberty is one 'who would act just as he does now if there wcren't'aiiy laws. A few regret their failure to lick Germany adequately, hut many, many more regret their failure to lick second lieutenants. Of course country people are boohs; but it isn't in the coun try that unknown and untried makes of cars are sold. Correct this sentence: "I am a failure," ssiid the man, "but I don't believe I could do better in any other town." If trial marriages arc to become popular, there's a fortune for the inventor of an adjustable ring. Uracil's landslide was a trivial affair. It, wasn't the kind that encourages the boys to steal public land. World history in brief: ting u change of masters. Men fighting for liberty and get- There is no hate to compare with that of the man you won't permit to impose on you any more. The chief fault in the unemployment situation is that the wrong people arc unemployed. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) Knitting may roiue buck. Now frocks cover the knees, nnd the ladies imtKt have hiuu way to keep tUeir hands busy. A "loo to-l Hhctt," Ttppprary Tim, won the (irnntl National HtH.lo chtiHo rVhlay. An Amorknn hnrne lni Iho nn't? nrnrly nil the wuy. tour mllcH nnd Kr.ti yards, tho tmrd i'Ht courm tn th world. Thn Amor- 'icon horfie, Hilly Harton. ItolonKltiK tn Mr. Bruce of Halt. morn, fell at tho hint fence. HIb Irish Jnrkny, C.ulllnau, remounted, nnd finished ' Hocnnd In tho race In which 41 lioi-HOB Murted. A vncord for thn ret rneo. Only two woro ahlo to linl.ih. f.n linn It. Ixn llill...f "(lllf flilMH kill ii dozcn rrhi-iN. Thv, rohp'.s , oVloek nro NicnranuunH, flKhtli.R tho oh tnhlUliPd .NicnniKiian Rovcrnmei.t. What conceniH uh la that tluy week .'to doBtrny a treaty that would en uhlo us to sorvo tliti whole worlil. and NlraraKUH pspeolally, hy hnild- (UK n nea IpvpI canal from tho At lantic to the rariflc. What chance have those poor ra;Ked creatures In their nuiun- t taliiH against a fly tim enemy? Colonel UndhprHh nnd Major lmphler plan n flight around the world in a Ford plane to Htart this ! sou. J year. Japan Ih oaner to wolconu' ; I.indberKh. Tho latter replies, ( ".Nothins to nay." Charity isn't the only tiling to cover ji multitude of .sins. There's the Continental Trnding Company. Old customs die hard, and you still hear public office re ferred to as 11 the gift of the people." The remarkable thing about Martin Luther is that he put it over without the help of Senator lleflin. as during the Hummer month. Already the district nlonj? the lower Koguo on thin scenic high way indicate the growing upprecl atlon of the Medfui'd and valley people of the advantages awultlnK thorn by the summer homes now already eatahUHhed there. Thin U a center where reHort homes can l.e erectetl and from w hich the valley towna can ho reached on hnrd-fttiinhed or paved hinrhwayw In a few mlnutea travel throughout the year. It is potudhle for the Medfordltea tfi hiivft n hriiim in thn "moun tains" and work fn the city, the I time, required for travel not ex reeding two hours above I'roHpect, the moat dlstnnt point of district now under development. Iand is Available for these lioinen for private ownerahlp on the lower reaches of Rogue river, or for lease from the government in tho ('rater National foreHt in the upper reachea of Hugue river, all served by the Medford and Crater Lake highway by a hard finished road. Indications for thin yoar point to a large increase in tho number of these homes. The settlement and' colonization of these tracts nlong this highway for summer as well as winter homes will call for the construe- , tlon of several public reports, in addition to those already located on thla highway and river. This means more cabins for rental. automobile camp grounds, as well oh more elaborate hotels. On the lower Ilogue a co-opera tive form of ownership has been put into effect, whereby tho own er create asneHHtnents for im provements, Hueh as piping wnter, building roada and brldgea, an well Installing electric light and power llnea from the local com pany's line paralleling the Medford and (ra t er I ,n k o h Igh wa y. Th in Hynteni of co-opera I Ion wil prob ably be extended to tho tipper reaches of the rivet with addition al colonization In the upper districts. The summer traffic on tho high way has already resulted In estab lishment of stores, gas filling sta tions and other trading establish ments where all needed food nnd oher supplies may be purchaaed. The further development of the home building along this highway may eventually lead to the estab lishment of a regular bus lino 'on tho highway between tho upper Itogue and Medford. ThlH would relieve those on the route from the UNe of automobiles of their own in reaching tliia resort district. The present center of develop ment of resort homes and smalt ranches, which Is very noticeable, on the Medford nnd Crater Lake highway, lies between Kagle I'oint and Itogue river. The inducement for this settlement, which was for merly all wild hind. Is the advan tage of the Kagle, Point Irrigation ditch, affording Irrigation. This development is likewise noticeable on the Hutte Falls highway, which has a confluence with the .Medford a till fritter ake highway above Kagle Point nnd extends to Hutte Falls. This highway is hard -surfaced and practical throughout the year ns well as tho adjoining tracts are supplied with Irrigation water from the Kagle Point ditch. Small centers ami homes have sprung up t his last year along tho entire length of tho Hutte Falls highway. .... ........i ,.f th- idiainn ,i uunt v i v.ntru knowledge of the aims Game protective association and . and content of the Hoy tic-out pr the Oregon Biale Ciumu protective gram, with stress on the methods ashociation. to' be he.d at Ashland i that can I used to teach this on the evening uf April 11th. j program to boys.. It is intended The average citizen of Jackson ) to give the new Scout leader a county does not appreciate the logical viewpoint of Scouting and Importance of the game anda systematic-basis upon which he game f.sh aa drawing card for j may build his future activities not only tourists and recreation- with boys. The class will be con ists, but to attract actual and (ducted in such a manner as to permanent bettlers. make it as much like a read Hoy We Plan on publishing during! Scout Troop an possible, organi se next week a series of lettera i zing the men into patrols, under and other communications, show- the leadership of a Scoutmaster mg the lmporuu- of standing Five indoor meetings, one nr together as a whole, to protect ! ternoon hike and n feed comprise a., nm urn I resources, and ! the dates of it. nnd upon the s:tt- the necessity of close cooperation : isfactory completion of the course to conserve the great game and each student will receive flfini Nat onai Training vm...- Hs an ago of easy eredit, and the only thing you can't get on time is the repair job the garage man promised you at 2 "ClianRc is constant." Blah! Some people don't know anything. All are born that way. Where's the change? One man enn't make a party rotten. If Sinclair is the only one of his kind, the (!. 0, I, is almost chemically pure. Awful thought! Kurope has more planes than America, and in the event of war they might drop all over our ships at flanks of Chiciinn, having used bombs, machine guns, dynamite. ' add a littlo touch hy using tho torch, A man Is shot down, then burned, with gasoline poured over his body. Senator Peneen is noti fied that ho Ih "marked for a bomb." Very active gangsters. Pennington Moves To New Location Americanism: An uneasy feeling that all the big boys are as crooked as the few exposed. American women spend two billion a year on cosmetics, which seems a great sun? when you observe the men they catch. E AND RIALTO ttanie f.sh resources of the state. We have sent out Invitations to over one hundred sportsmen und public men, many of whom are s'KnlfylnK their Intention to be at this meeting. While Judne Ken dall expresses his rearets at be ing unablo to attend, he expresses in his letter fearB for the future of southern Oreiton on the Rogue river unless the sportsmen and citizens of southern Oregon are on guard at all times. Judge Kendall is former circuit Judge of Coob county. His letter fol lows: Jackson County Clame Protective Association, Medford, Oregon. Denr sirs: I have before me your let ter of March 21, 1928, invit ing mo to attend the meet ing of tho County association to be held in Ashland on April 11th. and it is with great regret that I find I will be unuble to be with you on that occasion. The general subject of gaino protection nnd conservation Is of the greatest interest to mo nnd I hopo that your meeting will bo productive of real results In that direction. I am greatly concorned over the future of the Roguo river. For the past seven teen years I have fished and hunted the lower Itoguo in Curry county, and I hopo my fears are groundless when I consider the proposed plans .. of a power dam below the Illinois. Tho Tower people have taken over nearly one-half of this river and if they In stall a dam at Copper Can yon In the lower Hogue It will be completely destroyed as a fishing stream. While of course we have to ge reosonable in the pow er development of our coun try, still 1 do believe tile ul tlmato benefit to the people of aoulhern Oregon will be best served by preserving tho lower Hogue in its present natural condition. i 1 know that your organl- j zatlon is watching this situ- ) atlon. and 1 hope, that my fears are groundless. if there is nnythlng I can do to help the cause of tho sportsmen In Oregon, I am yuurs at command. Many thanks for your kind invitation. Sincerely yours. (Signed) JOHN C. KENDALL, a George B. Alden For Sheriff cnte fo ran "Approved Course. WASHINGTON, Mar. 31 Wr Declaring that It cost the Oregon and California railroad approxi mately $500,000 a year to transport army troops and equipment, lien C. Dey. general counsel for the rail road, today advocated approval of the Hawley bill to relieve the rail road of "free carriage" of govern ment transportation before the house commerce committee. . 4 Columbia county taxes will be $6000 less than year ago. Political Announcements FOR SHERIFF I am a candidate for tho repub Ucan nomination for shorlff, prl mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY May 17 COUNTY CIiERK I am a candidate for republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, econom and courtOBy. G. R. CARTER. May 17. Talent. COUNTY SCHOOL SUTEIIIN. TEN DENT I am a candidate for the demo cratic nomination for the office of County School Superintendent in the May primary. RAYMOND L. CORNWEI.U Principal Washington School. 358tf COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for re-nomlna-tlon on tho republican ticket for County Commissioner. If nomi nated and elected I will continue to do my best to give the people an economical business adminis tration. VICTOR BURSELL. May 17 j rpnnnrJDCTj LUMBER n mm FOR EVERY USB AT D TROWBRIDGE mm LUMBER YARD M Lbnnnnnidi ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.85 i , Adrienne Steward Medford National Bank Bldg. I ENJTIEMBLEiTk 1 ACOATofexquisite I line immaculate V fLfcX 1 tailoring. A gem of a VtkaAA 1 iV f frock, irresistible, gay ST bE h ' and young. Each I VHT?7r . alone, a garment of I JR rare chic. Together, SiA I incomparable value at Wk. V vJ-n. V r ' $25.00 $35.00 pjj up to $89.50 (1 vA J. ; - S 1 rr I Ell i 1 About Hti jut oeiit uf our luitioim! problems would disnp pour if ticibmlv wouM try to net a living witliotit otiniin it. , Pennington's Haltcry Service Is moving to Us new - loinllou. the Mason .Motor fo. on Nmili .Jtartlctt street and will be ready for business there tomorrow. The Pennington t'omim' re ccntlv purchased the Muhoii Mo tor gurago and will b lu tietlcr ' shapii In Its enlarged iiuiirteis to care for the nubile with biiMery !tliml electric service, car cleaning and storage. Mr. Pennington has heen lu lilir-lncs here for nlno years. Is ii n expert In his line, guarantees nit'sfaction and his Increasing business is on evidence of his jiopularity. , NEW YORK, Mar. St. Ml Mr. ,nnd M. Henry Koni left for Kurope today aboard the liner Mu jostle. I So live tlmt you "II never feel grateful to tile limn who in vented tln statute of limitations. He isn't a confirmed bui'lii'lor until lie begins to think any ! girl would be lucky to get him. l'irins selling memory. t raining eourses doubtless have filed a mailing list of the oil case witness,. " 1 lo, hum!" said Ike, I'ill; "I don't know whether lo write iiiNiirAco or advertise for boarders or run for office." Sinclair's expenses have been heavy, and doubtless he would enjoy luiviug .'.'iHHUl f tainted and spurned cash throw n back in his faee. The kind of help the dinner really wants is the kind that will get up ut 4 o'elock and let his take another naja The kiddies of Medford and all southern Oregon nr" in for an other areat to be furnished by the Mall Tribune and the Oeo. A. Hunt company on Saturday, April 7. The attraction for the matinee that day will be "Ibinglng l'. Father." The children are. to wntch this paper and to draw cartoons of Jlggs nnd M.icgle and the one drawing the best car toon will receive a ticket good for! SO days at the ltlallo. Second! il ket for Ihrce weeks, third, ticket for two weeks nnd fourth one week ticket. The tickets ure i -o-itl for ibn person winning them J every night or niatlneo for tho tlme (.necifeil. i I Any child under 1; A-enn of iiue who rend Ihe Mail Tribune' l .lu.-11'le to this ropiest. Ilrlng or send your cartoons lo Ihe .Uhl Editor of Ibis paper. Each cartoon must neconipiinfrd by a copy of "Itringlng lp Father" taken from this paper with the dale of the psper on Ihe top. See ad In this paper. MANILA. P. t . Mar. St.--OW The American chnnibcr of com merer las! nlfchA. adopted a resolu tion Inviting Wlonel Chal( A. Lindbergh to "make Manila a port of call on his trip around the world " The reaolutlon said the flier should visit tills city because It Is the American outpost of the ! Orient. I M.VKSMFIKt.lV-f'rc. Mar. 11 iP Flood conditions in this city and ss far south as tlold rtrach I beg to announce my candi dacy for tho republican nomina tion for Sheriff for this county. I do this, feeling that 1 am iiualified for the position have had an experience for fotu- years as a Deputy Sheriff in this county and nm familiar with the duties pertaining to the office In nU its branches, having served in both tax department and in the criminal branch of the service. If I shall be nominated and elec ted to the position. I shall bring to the office the value of that experience. 1 have geen a resident and tax payer of Jackson county. Ore gon, for a period of moro than 17 years. GEORGE . ALDEN. 11 i : m.. -?.irt--a ' 'iSfeS,piair!. Here you will find a h VrS'jn5 "just a littlo better." i farl jV-F1, f every effort Is for y ari" comfort and conveniei your friends the MANX, Here you win unu a uoiei Our your convenience. You will like our beauti fully furnished rooms, the distilled running ice water in every room, the serv. ico and tha artistically docorated lobby. Rates are reasonable, too. We welcome you! f? HOTEL MANX 'POWELL ST.AT0'FARRELL SAN FRANCISCO n j H Eggs Eggs I pay one cent premium for clean white standard ..eggs (candled basis). H. S. BOISE 126 W, Main. Phone 805 INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Mnar Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon Bull Montana vs. Al Karasick Hilarity Hall APRIL 6 became menacing todnv as a suit of continued heavy rains re- NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the First National Bank of Medford, Oregon, has assumed the deposit liability of the S'ine Belt B inking Company of Butte Falls, and all assets of the Pine Belt Banking Company have been transferred to the First National Bank of Medford. All depositors of the Pine Belt Banking Company will be paid on demand at the First National Bank, Medford. Those owing the Pine Belt Banking Company should make payment direct to the First NAional Bank of Medford, who holds their notes. FIRST RATIONAL BANK, Medford PINE BELTBANKINGqCOMPANY o
