Medford mail tribune., April 03, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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PAOE FIV1
er
E
WHO SHOT FLIRTY
BEARS DAISY CHAIN FOR VASSAR
UilL
Fjk ikj, m ;
I ; ti JSt? Jill
MQPIRATinW ; ' : hHiM
BUHER DROPS ON LOWEST PRICES
IN THE HISTORY
NEW YORK. April 3. Mrs.
Esther E. Wilson, bf name hunter,
today iatf a brief icspite from the
Jeftersun market prison when she
was arraigned on the chaise nf
felonious assault on her husband.
lHtllett H. Wilson, prominent law
yer, in IiIh Fifth avenue law offices
lat Thursday.
She was held in bail of $;".
f r a hearing next Monday. W.I
urn is recovering from two bullet
X.OHlldK.
.Mrs. Wilson looked worn ami
tired ami said that she had not had
i.nuh sleep Hi nee her arrest.
The distriri uuorney announced
that Wilson from his hospital bed
had made a deposition that he was
In fear of his life and expressing
his willingness to appear against
his wife.
At the time of her arrest Mrs.
Wilson had accused her husband
of paying attentions to other
women.
IMUITLAXO, Oiv.. April 3 (AV
Gutter prices look a decided
lii nu late yesterday and ruling
t nut uliuns luday were from I'llf
to two rents lower In the various
Kiaihs. Kxtras were off 1 cents
at 4 1 cents; standards were a
et-nt lower al the same price,
while prime firsts and firsts ver-.'
were both two cents lower at
4U. and rents, respectively.
In sympat hy with the butter
murket p r i c e s. butler fat wa:
T
II. II. riiimWrt-n. MolaHa. !:
pulilAai). for irpirM-nlalue fn:
t'l.irkaiiKis ruunt.
lb n U. M-t -U. r. St. II. !,--.
; l;.-:Miih- ;m. f u i I .-pi - nt.it n
from Intn!-:;! -.iunl .
A lla Iv .0. I'.um Me. I U iiiu i .ii
I'.m ilistriri .iiiot i;r f." t. a m
cuuuly.
mists m
olu-U
r t Hit ill
ai the
typical of many Iti iti.-h waters of the same tempera tu
uiuUtle-aK win
for lcin-'l i.i..f.-s
nut wiMni): ti In
Vt Mis. Alum- !:
Kiijiiaii.lf
ol I
me ami sijueezt out the water, without
-H'ii iv. iMiim or wriitKiiiK the Kai inent.
e in 1'ri'ss when neaiiy dry, usintc a
uiit pi'i'.s.-piK cloth and nioilerutely
man warm iron. Press over and over
until the h'anm-nt is entirely dry.
The ad of Villys-Vvtiit;bt Stan
dard Six. showitiK the reduction
made Saturday on all stnmiaid mx
models, appears in this paper in
day. :
Mr. Willys announces this ie-'
Daughter Doctor,
Mother Lawyer
'WWM.&lXi I ' around LMiti
t U were nlsu in
; somewhat lower today. I'urtluno dliction is the result of maniilac
! delivery buttorfat was quo ted ai turliiK economy w hich Increased
-tse lb., while the price at sta- the output and a record breaking
tion was 41 cents and at irad; business. The first three mouths
14 "i cents. "f this year show s 4:' per cent in-
; Kkk prices held steady and crease and March showed the
j trading was fairly active. lie-. urea lest single month's busines.- in
' ePipiH were reported at l!-;' Ih'' history or the company.
Vans, of which C.-W eases went' Oenrite Tndclller. of the Tr.-ieh-
U storage. Hl ,"Il,ls 1 meal dealers, snys
On the country dressed meat 'hey will he pleased l show the e
markets, prices were firm at the all who are inten-sird,
opening today. Veal was espe- having u full line in their i-lmw
dally short and choice lights sold room.
Sprint; lamb-; , T
limited supiily
, ami sohl between :tU cents and
':U cents, while fall lambs were
! about steady 2'Mi 2U Cork
'and beef prices wore nbfut steady.
U'MU'X .-I. Mrs. Klorence
i:aruyin. who has just l.i-en ad
milted to the bar. ha a daughter
who i a fall-ib di;. d melt,-:,! prac-
ind is i-.ml-,! l.y .-io-
tllio
Wll-ll U.nln,- (Juhkly
Woolen . lotiifit- should never be
presoa k ed , ;: Mil slum Ul lie washed
as qui. kly ;'s piij-.-il'b- l,tikearm
watt s i I ' i.1 :i 1 le eil . m-ver ht.
.(s hi t 'Aal'i slntnks v...p;eu fllm-s
ami siil'ieHs the material.
!;tkc a '""1 siais uitli a pure
in i Id sea p. Tin-u dip the garment
llllo the sllils and SMUece the
v,a:ei t!ivout;!i and ihroiiKh it wiU
the haioN. A woolen c.-:im-nt
lioa. not be rubbed. mr ha e
so.ip nihil..! direett aairsi it.
ltnif tin ..nt- h tw.i or thier.
WIIK.V VOU WANT
LUMBER
CALD
TROWBRIDGE
I.IMllllt YAltU
r3
I THE MARKETS
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlhii 'ii:in Station
CORVALIilS, Ore.. April X-iAy)
John Krskine, author of "The
Private Life of Helen of Troy" and
similar novels, told a lare audi
ence on Oregon State Agricultural
college campus last nisht that he
models his stories on the order of
those in the Old Testament.
Bible writers, he said, were not
afraid to rahse questions they were
unable to answer, nor to show
weak spots of Htroimest characters.
Men learn about life from art, he
said, hence art uhould he true to
life.
for
Miss Mary Blair, of Toledo, 0., is one of the students chosen to be
a daisy chain bearer at Vassnr college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, This is
the highest honor the college can bestow upon a girl. The chain is
carried at commencement time. "
Inspect your
plum
t rees
siKns nf black rot. which appears
like a swelling, dark in color. Il
black rot is found. have these
branches sawed off below the
KwelliiiK. and burn the nf feet ed
limbs.
VALLEY BUNION
10 to 11 a. Ml. .Mann's lie-
fl imrlnit'iu store.
Livestock ill to ll.iil a. in. .M.'dfoi il
ror.Tl.ANMX (In-.. April 3. llV 1'l.ctrlc Co.
I'ATTl.F. AND fAI.VES Hteail ; t" 12. lint, I Jackson
receipts, calves. 1'inini; ltoom.
IIOCM Kteailv receipts 771). in- 1 - : 1 ' 1 : 1 5 p. 111. Talent
I'lllttiliir tlO direct tir tlmniKh.
SMKEP- Stea.lv rceelpls . .HI 0. 'i : 1 "' p. 111. -.Meilfoi-il Mail
nil ilirect.
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l'l'iHluee.
PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 3. (Pi
IM'TTKIl 1 to 2r lower. Portlnnd
dairy e x c h a n k e net wludesab
prices: Cubes, extras l.'c; stand
ards A'2o; prime firsts HiHc; firsts
3tt'i.c; creamery prices: Prints 3c
over cube standards.
K(. IS steady. l-'resh standard
extras iMe; fresh standard firsts
l' le: frn-ih medium extras 'J I
I btiir.
ii:i:, p.
'Crihuue. news iteinji and
market reports.
Simmerings of
Oregon Politics
MALUM. Ore
sh imtlium firsts Uc Prices tol11""' de.larinK tin
April
liiiiSPiiiP
iiiiliiS8il&
flgSLJr I MSB
the Genuine
over exchange prices. ' lllVni Merlnrl Hoover for prcsi- 1
limb
ic
retailers -c
A social ion selling pi'ices
Utic; first "J 3c; medium 23c
sized 20e.
Nl'TS steady. Walnuts IiStfr 2 7e.
almonds 2tfii2Sc; poanuts HKiJlc;
pecans 3S ii 42c.
1 1 A V steady. II u y I n c prices:
eastern Oregon timothy S2e.f0 rt
21: valley timothy $IKVlX.!i: al
falfa SItf( IS.ThI; nut hay 1 4. T.O fi
If.; straw J'.t.ftO per ton. .Selling
per ton mure.
lb;
Kxtras 'I'"1 ami Senator I 'harles L.
Ale
Insist on
DM
OLKX UK). N. M., April :.
(Pi Kd iardner, Km title negro,
and OUi Wantinnen, New Vmk,
romped over the 4 1. 1 miles from
Tueiimeari and reached the thirty
first control of the trans-continental
marathon here today In a
tie. Their tiihe was t; hours. S
minutes and I ' seconds.
A rue Simminen of Detroit bol
stered his lead on first place in ; prices $
elapsed lime siuco the start at t'AKt'AKA LARK steady
Los Angeles by finishing third on Oregon grape root Iff 4 c.
today's lap in fi:21::ir.. Tis total j HOI'S steady. 1!27 crop 21 ft 22c;
elapsed time is 1X4:10:20. j l!2X crop lTfilSe contract; fug-j
(iardner's time for the 1 1 11." , gi 2ie. i
nilb's from Lns Angeles Is ItPTTKItl-'AT 2 to 3c lower Plds I
210.17:10. Wantinnen's 228:03:47. j to the farmer: 44e station; ! o o
aii a n ( tirrier. i i r a u i s i .iss, , true it ; 4c i .o.o. i 'or t land.
Ore.,, .was twenty-fourth in thei Pol'LTUY steady. Heavy hens
Nary for vice p resident, W. L.
i Thompson and Kussell 1 InwU Ins
of Portland today filed with tin
j secretary of slate as candidates
I tor delegate to the national Ite-
publican convention. Lot It filed
to represent the slate at large.
Thompson Is for port development
by the federal government.
Other candidates filing today
were:
t'harles Ohilds. Albany. Itepub
lican. fi:, representative in the
legislature from Linn county.
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Mutter What the Price MANN'S
For the Easter Parade
t'ltttlii's ill which vim feel wt'll tltvssi'd art" lioro
li.r Master. Suits sinult" and tlmililc hrt-astt'd, in
tlit' newest s) .ring I'aln-ics and colors.
Kuppenheimer
Quality Suits
S40.00 to $65.00
Middi shade and middi stripe
Blue Serge Suits
For your every need you cannot beat
a blue suit
$37.50
Stanford Clothes
Made of the long-wearing twisted materials
$35.00 and $39.50
Hats for Easter
Jiaiuu
Willi tllO llll'('llllKC III'
nny siiil in mir nIiicU
Villi C'lll llllVI" Vlllll'
clmicc nf any $."1.(111 nr
Hal I'm- S1.00
TIiIh offer kciikI ti It 1 11 V'llH-
I IT.
TMONI.-486-407
'THE STORE FOW EVERYBODY"
in 2:i!L24:iri
Tu-
marnlhnn
cumca ri.
For a bright splash of color,
plant California poppies, nay.
beautiful, many eolm t d. They j
will sidf-sow and ask only a little
winter covering and lots of sun- i
litiht in return for prettying up
some coni'T fi'imi dune till frost.
Announcing
SENSATIONAL
DEMONSTRATION
Dries
in less
than
one-half
hour
Lactg
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Easy
to apply
Watch
it dry!
LACQ will be demonstrated here in our store come in
and watch it dry. LACQ is the wonderful new house
hold lacqueroid. There has never been a finish like it. It
is new different. LACQ is made in all colors. It is not
a paint not a varnish, but a permanent, satin-like fin
ish that lasts actually grows more attractive with
time. Use LACQ to make things new again for floors,
furniture, woodwork.
LAMPORT'S
FOR PAINT
Demonstration Dates
April 5th, 6th and 7th
LAMPORT'S
MEDF0RD, OREGON
226 230 East Main
SPECIAL
This coupon and 10c entitles you to a 40c
can ( U pt.) of any color of LACQ ENAMEL,
but you must act quickly.
BRING IT NOW
This coupon can be usi as 30c on any
size can of Lacq.
Name
LMITpc Hi; lilu l'ltfruoc; sprint:
2lli 2 lr: brcilliTK S.'ic; 1'ckin while
ducltM 30c; colored nominal; tur
keys, alive 2!fi27c.
ONIONS Kt eaily. local 2.r.O ii 3 ier
cwt.
I'OTATOKK, 7'ici $1.2."..
Wheal.
I'OUTl.AND. Ore.. Apr. 3. (!)
Wheat: JUil! haul while $1.52:
haril white. lilucHtcm, haart, fed
eration, soft while, wealern white
$1.43 i, ; hard winter $1:1-1 U ;
northern spring, western red
l.54.
Oaln Nn. 2, 3 It while feed, uniy
4r,.r,n.
Todriy'.s car reretplH Wheat, 40;
flnur, 11: corn, 4: ohIh, 1: hay, r..'
ifif reduction
rices
Wall Street Report
NKW YORK. Apr. 3. (?
KnM'ul:itnrH for ih' tulvanct' ri'
; Kiiincd control nf thp litirt? niov
l rnonl torlny aftM nn 'arly iii-rlcul
. of irrKiilurity. Knrly K"iUnn In
til o f mi ust rial fnvorlti'H ran from
; two to 1M pointH with a 30-puint
Jump in WriKht Acronantlial nn
the dig f-atun'.
TradiitK. whirh hnd slowed up
durinK the mornlim. picki'd up nn
: tliH afternoon rvnvv,
Atchison and I'ittHhuiK & ttVut
A li Mlnia lfd tho advance in thoj
rail load urnun hv rlimhinii 4 mid '
fi' pointn re.Mppf tivfly.
j The sensational advance In
i Wright was uttrihuted in Home
(luarHMs to the urgent retreat of u
jtratper nhot interest und in olhrrs
I tt open market huyinn for control,
j t'urtlsM Airplane rallied in nym
j pa thy, clImhiiiK more than 2'
' points to a new top at 02. Knsl
man Kodak, lUdlo and HoshIu In
' suranre jumped nine to 10 poinis
and International Kusiness Ma
chines, Montana Power. Houston
Oil. Tox Film A and f'hicle sold
I 4 to f points higher.
Th" closing was stronp. Wrinht
(Aeronautical. nftT reaching 1130.
took a tailspln to 1 1 fi 'i where ft
(ntruck a favomhle current of huy
inn ordeiH and cllmhed anln to
The market uenerally w:tn
stttnulated by a burnt nf netive
! htiyiuK C coiwr shares, lifting
American HineltlnK. f'alumet and
Arizona and fireene fiinanea 3 to
r points. KeadiiiK sold around til
while Texas Pacific and IMtls
Mi ii rR West VI ru I n in kJ ned 1 0
and ! points respectively. Total
, sah-s approximated three million
: Ml .If
Sfandard Si
COACH
JLEDUCED $180
i
Eggs Eggs
I pay one centijremium fx
clean white standard 9.eggs
(candled basis).
The greatest value in the world
patented sleeve-valve Knight -motor Six
$150 below any previous Willy s - Knight Six
Standard Six Sedan $1 fQ5
REDUCED $150 TO ... JL V -X J
Standard Six Coupe $1
REDUCED $150 TO ... . -- J JL' Jr
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT THESE PRICES
TREICHLER MOTORS, Inc.
30 N. Holly Tel. 615
H. S. BOISE
126 W. Main. Phone 805
O
Dealer