MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. PREPPY, WEDNESDAY. APRTL 11. 1928.
PAOE FIVE
NO CHANGES MADE!A I R W A Y AND
HI
COMING SEASON: OFFICIALS HERE
The anglers of Medford and
otlir-r pans of Jnckson county, who
Medford was honored today by a
visit from several officials of ihe
aernloskal soetiun of the weather
TRAFFIC CHIEF
OF STATE LIONS'
LI
BLIND FOLKS TO
BE GUESTS LIONS
What promises to br one of the
1
in this territory,
ihi ,lacli:iu.i county
liver lu.s lifcii closed for a distance
i, -l-iM r;oi below thn Cold Kay
S (nnw creek in closed foe
t v o - i IJis Snuaw lake and Kittle
hqu:.-.' l:i!;e.
I:i Joseidiine county the Kokup
river is closed for a distance of
400 feet below the Savage Kapida
dam.
' In same district No. 1. which in
cludes all tishiiv; waters west of
the Cascades, the open season for
trout over six indies long will be
from Aiiil 15 to November So.
The ban limit in streams remains
at :i0 pounds or 20 lounds In any
one day, or io iish or 4u pounds and
ot:o fish in any seven consecutive
days.
Hat; limits in all lakes except
Diamond lake and Oswego lake will
be 30 fish, or !" pounds and one
fish in any one day. and not to ex
reed tlO fish, m -10 pounds and one
1'ish. in any seven consecutive days.
T!i,o open i-.eayon at Diamond
lake will ho from Juno 1 to No
vember '',0 with a has limit of five
fish, or 15 pounds and one fish, in
any one day, and :5 fish or ;10
pounds and one Lish, in any seven
consecutive days.
The emphasis in the truiniiiK of j
r . ... . . 1 . -a .rft
bureau and the airway division of . irumc " "rtf "j""' 1 - -
U'ction, rumer man i'iuv mi t j pnin uniH 'vit ih-uih
1 davs. accoidlne to Stale t'hief T. 1 time, will ho the Mont Interna-
to know that! of airways along the coast. A u.ifiVty. principal speaker at liona! I.inalcast for the Mind.
fJJ i . T . . 7 l . 'tbe IJ.ms clut, luncheon this noon, which over the national net-
1
count. It has been In operation!
the KoRue;over a year and is In charge of
Mr. Dick. The reiwrts are prov- !
are eagerly counting too a8 uiiui 1 tlle department of commerce who
the fishin:; season opens next fcun- are making a meteorological survey
day. will be pleased
the bus limits fur the season are
in-? very benelicial to air pilots and
the government weather bureau.
The officials in the party are W.
R. Gregg of Washington. D. C, chief
of tiie aerologital section of the
weather bureau; Thomas H. Chap
man of Washington. D. (, and A.
O. Priel of the airways division,
and K, L. Curtis, airways engineer
for the West Coast. The last two
mentioned are stationed on the
coast.
The party visited the airport this
morning and conferred with L.
Waller Dick nf the hcal station.
thru -40 large stations on
Ani'il at 10 o'clock eastern time.
seven o'clock in Pacific coast
cities.
That every accident and every ThU h mi4sll.nl with UlP
equally occun ii.B In n community U(,ns lmormuil,nili prom-am of
activity for the blind people all
over 1 ho world, and Is designed
department, in all ItH branches
was aiming toward community
service and progress! ven ess.
!
1
j! THE MARKETS
POINT INSTITUTE
The proem in for the TVarlu'rs'
Institute at Kaulo point next Sat
urday is:
to a. ni. Singing, pupils of
Manic' Point schools.
Hi:io a. 111. Sections. upper
grades, gngni ihy. Miss KiHlh
Dor;, supervisor of t"ii'hing, Lin
coln s c h o o 1, Ashland. Fourth
grade, arithmeih-. .Miss Iti-rilm.
Stephens, supervisor of teaching.
Li it co In .school. Ashland. J'ri
niary grades, correlated primary
HUbJects-proJects, Aliss Lillian
Nicholson, supervisor of teaching.
Lincoln school, Asliland.
1 n a. m. 'liortis work and
At ss Atarstcrs, Ashland
l.ivctock.
CATTLK She stock i'.V lower;
choice vealers strong. No receipts.
Steers ( 1 Km tn 1300 lbs.) good $11
fu steers Ofiu to KKMl lbs.) good
$11.:; Till -:.M; steers (NiMi and up)
medium .'.. 7 f( 1 l.L'5: steers, com
mon -SS. f 1 ii.T.'i. Heifers (N;"0 lbs.
down) good sio.-j'tii la.T.'i; heifers,
common to medium $h,7 5 1 0.
Cows, good '.2'fi D.7"i; cows, com
mon to medium St.7 a ft 'A.'l Ti ; cows,
low cut cut M ii i;.7."; vea lers, milk
foil, good to choice $1 'J. 7 5 ftt 1 3.7."i.
(t(isKcct'lts 14:':, all direct;
steady,
SUKKP Spring lambs SI lower.
(Mln-r classes steady. Springs lambs
$Wft 15.
singing,
Normal.
1 1
grades.
Fourth
a. m. Sections. t'ppc-r
M i s s Dork, arithmetic.
Rrade, Miss Stephens, ge
ography. Primary grades. .M is
Nichoh-oji, children's iiicrature.
I 7 1 0 to' 1:10 luncheon hour.
Luncheon served by Kngle Point
P.-T. A.
1:10 p. in. M usie. Announce
ments. l:::a . m. Individual athletics.
Miss Virginia Males, physical edu
cation, Asliland Normal.
2:lf p. 111. Sections. Fpper
grades. Miss Dork. 1 a n g u a g e.
Fourth gratle. M iss Stephens, na
ture study and pupil activities.
Primary grades, Miss Nicholson,
worthwhile activities.
0 COMEDY IS
A DECIDED I
Many local radio parties were
held throughout the valley last
night to enjoy the clever radio
comedy, "Madame Q," which was
presented by the California Orejion
Power company. The sequel was
generally conceded In be even bet
ter than the first presentation,
which scored a decided hit with
everyone.
Produce
PORTLAND, (ire.. April II.
(P 151'TTKK: Prime firsts and
fii sis. half cent lower. Portland
Dairy Hxchnnge net w holes-tic i
pri-'os: Cubes, e x t r a s, 39 e;
standards, :!:c; prime firsts, 3Sc;
firsts. :i7c. Creamery prices, prints
3c over cube standards.- i"
ICOCS Standard and medium
firsts, half cent higher. Fresh
standard extras, Jlc: fresh stand
ard firsts, -2c; fresh medium ex
tras, VI c; fresh medium firsts.
1 Sc. prices to retailers, He over
exchange prices. Association Fell
ing prices; Kxtras, Iftic; firsts, U4c;
medium, 2!c; undersized, 20c.
Nt'TS Steady. Walnuts. WCi
27c; almonds, 2Se; peanuts, 10
r,t lie.
11 A Y Steady. P.uying prices:
Eastern Oregon timothy, $20.?orr
21.00; do va lley, $ 1 8.0,0 H l S.5 0 ;
alfalfa, $ 18.00 Iff 18.50; . oat . hay.
$ 14.50 ti; 1 5.00; h t ni w, f 0.50 per
ton; selling prices $2 a ton more.
C ASCA It A 1 1 A 1 1 K Sternly ; 7c
lb. Oregon grape root, 1 fi 4c.
HOI "S Sten d y ; 102 7, 22 Sfi 2 c
lb.; 1 H2S 5 r o p, I 7 tt LSe. (con
tract), fuggles, 20c.
Pdds to the farmer
P.CTTF.ltFAT Steady- 4 0c sta
tion; 41c track; 43c f. o. b. Port
land. I'Ot'LTllY Steady. Heavy hens,
24 If 2 5c lb.; light, 15fi 20c;
springs, 20i' 21 c; broilers, 32 iff)
:14(': Pckin white ducks, 30c: col
ored, nominal; turkeys, alive, , 25
tfi27c.
ONIONS Steady. "Local, $2.50
ff?3.00 per cwt.
I'OTATOKS Steady; I'tcff- (l.2li
sack.
Social Notes
and Meetings
is regarded as u personal loss by
the officers, in the division in !
which the accident occurs, was j
further stated by the speaker. The J
of fivers, when they assume their I
oath of office take upon their j
shoulders the responsibility of the
welfare and happiness of every
citizen in their portion of the com
munity, and conscientiously strive
toward the protection of all, he j
wild.
Today's program was in charge
of Traffic officer (.eorge Prescoit.
and the talks and discussions cen
tered about the subject of traffic
: laws and responsibility of citizens
1 and officers. Mr. Prescott per
sonally thanked the club members
and local citizens for the eoopera-
. ." . , . ...i t an,l
signs and regulations being put 1
into effect here now.
The LIoiih International broad
cast, which will take place over 40 j
national stations on April 2fi, was '
emphasized by Lion President j
Scott, who announced that the '
local club had postponed their j
mines nignt banquet ami party
until that date, when the club and ,
all their guests will listen in a I
body. .. j
Plans for the Home Products
dinner to be sponsored by the
chamber of commerce, assisted by
the various service clubs, was re
viewed by Lion Wally Drew, who
is on tin- Lions committee In
charge of decorations for t he af
fair. The dinner is to be held
April 24 at Hotel .Medford.
The attendance prize for today
was won by Lion John Billings
who was 1 recent victim of n
motor accident and is a patient at
the Sacred Heart hospital. It was
voted to send the prize to Lion
Hrlllngs, In spite of the general
rule of elimination thru absence.
(iuests at today's luncheon in
cluded: State Traffic Chief T. A.
Haffety. II. W. Howard, traffic
officer located at f! rants Pass; O.
O. Nichols, Medford officer, and
honorary member of the Lions
club and Charles I', Talent, locat
ed at Ashland.
man empire, career of Win, J.
Hryan, why gii'ln leave home, free
silver, Al Smith, the Mississippi
overflow, p r e s i d v n t foolidpe's
piscatorial ability, the outlook in
the national and A m e 1 1 c a 11
Leagues, and general cu soilness
of mankind.
Polled down for the busy Mail
Tribune renders, the explanation
is about as follows:
Many years ago, b If ore Mr.
I lurd and family left Iowa to
httute in Medford, where men are
men. and women emulate them
in garb and voting, he was n Re
publican, had been a Republican
war horse at .Marshalltown, la.
Then came along the Hryan free
silver craze, which in its sweep
picked him up. with the conse
ouence that he renounced the
Republican party and became a
Itryan Democrat, and .has been
uch all these y e a r s. till last
I January.
Now that Mr. Itryan is dead,
the Democratic party is rapidly
disintegrating." continue d Mr.
I lurd, "and there seems to be no
gistered within the" " ' '
for them to go. except over to
the Republican party in which nt
least a possible hope exists."
When Elijah made the utter-
That deep rumbling noise heard
throughout the city last night was
not caused by an earthquake or
other freak of nature, but ema
nated solely from the explosive
utterances of the Democrats of.
Medford. all several of them, and t
was caused by the fact that they
had just learned that that sial-j
, wart Democrat of manv years i
! past had jumped the donkey res
, ervation. registered as a Repub
lican and left them flat.
As they mistakenly understood
lit, Elijah had Just changed his
ditics ami
1st few- days as a Republicai
.1 ust when .Medford was so pro
, pei ous and the prospects were i
ureat for a bumper fruit crop j
; the Mow to the community is so
1 cruel- they cannot understand it. ;
; Inquiry developed today that,
I.Mr. Hurd. who has always beeni
! independent politically, no matter;
which party he has been aligned
Rev. Nelson Morris, uecom-j
panhd by prank Heck, both mem-!
hern of the Temple Rapti-t church
of Los Angeles. Calif. These
evangelists have traveled through
1 trig in m, Sweden, West Indies, 1
England and the states. Th-
evangelist, Morri. Is first class
musician and soloist. He will con
duct both street meetings and in
door meetings, beginning Thurs
day. March 12. Open air at 7-30
p.m.. indoor meetings start at H
p. m. Everyone welcome to these
meetings, at Fourth and Dart let.
The Weather
last
of-
progressive I ji Folletto
jthe party.
I 4
wing of
primarily for their edification and I
entertainment. Lions clubs all
j over t lie world t will hold special
meetings or local programs and
I arrange to entertain the blind of
I their community on that night, by
making it possible for them to
hear the famous stars who will
participate In the international
broadcast program.
Among the narilcinants in the
program on that night, will be with, had made the swn.n
j Harold Rauer. world famous plan- January and registered as a
ist. .mini ase. lormer sopi no , M. m ... f Xl tiin-.l lo it nhiin
'with the Metropolitan Opera com- ; fbe in Jacksonville, and had then wUh' t)l(1
ipany; r.uwin lirasse, a leaning ; 1 'i m-n-u nun """h 1
j violinist ; Mil; IS row. American the newspaper reporters about it.
1 humorist author of "Nizo Raby" i it sometimes takes a long time
John II. Kennedy, associate 1 before "murder will out. I also ,
editor of Colliers Weekly, as an- changes fu politics, and Elijahs:
nouncer. 1 flon of January has just become 1
j The local Lions club hrts post- known to the local Democrats, j
poned their ladies night, which 'who in speaking of the matter!
was to have been held next Satur-' eloquently ring In references toj
day night, to the night of April I IVnedict Arnold, Judas Iseariot
j 2Xth, when, in addition to other j and the thin nnd thick Itoman '
guests, froyi 15 to 20 blind people guys who stuck Julius Caesar. J
of Jackson county will be the ! According to them, however, his-!
'guests of the organization at a ) tory records no such dastardly
I party siageq ai noiei iunia in f parallel case.
t Ashland. The aj'fair is under the t(.)lrd von had registered as a
I leadership of Lion 1'harle.s Reames j Kcnnhlicnn." remarked a Mail
assisted by Lions Drew. Shungle, 1 Trilmno renorter to Mr. Hurd
Rurko and Cleveland. ..ffp.f. todav, by way of open
A splendid local program will lUa np w h a l he had
he arranged and photographic ; wonU, np nn pmhnrrassing
copies given lo Die guests tts 1 ........
respomieo
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 4 2.
Precipitation for 2 4 hours end
ing 5 a. 111., .01 Inch.
Yesterday's weather here: High-
nlace ' st temperature, 57; highest this
ance that there seemed no
for follower of the Itryan prin 1 nipnth since HH2. m,. Lowest tem-
clples to go. the reporter dis- perature yesterday. 43; lowest this ,
creetlv refrained from telling him month since 1!H2. 22. Mean tem-:
that the local Democrats had perature yesterday. 50; departure,
named a well known place of , the day. excess, 0 degrees,
ireni-ii ivi.t -.nnt, Average daily deficiency for the ,
Put in dilntlmr on bin chance ! Ulonth.
lOlill I .1 111 I U 11 HlU-e , . ufii' r It
. j . . ,. ; ties, ftiiv drugstore. Milk 01 Mac
.4S inch; 15-year tt a na..i.n,i
.erage .0, 1 e ino.nn i.d0 .nc. es. , rin((e j,ark Qf The chRT,M Hi-.hilipg
daily
degret
Precipitation:
1st of month.
SAN KKAXCraCO. April 11. ()
Twenty-three airplanes were tun
ed up here today for the opening
of the first annual western aircraft
ahow, scheduled to open at noon at
Mills fiidd. the municipal airport,
aii'icuntinue through Sunday,
w ,
LOS ANGELAS, April 1 1. (P)
Richard Dix, film star, who wan
operated upon for appendicitis yes
terday, passed a restless night but
his condition today is reported by
hospital authorities as "air."
'Sour Stomach
1
'Phillips Milk of Magnesia" j
Better than Soda
Instead of soda hereafter take a
little "I'tnllipii Milk nf Muneia" in
water any time for indigent ion or
sour, ai-id gay stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty year genuine "PhilKpi
Milk of Magnesia" has been prescribed
by physicians because it overcomes
three timet as much acid in the atom
ach as a saturated solution of bi
carbonate of t-oda. leaving the stomach
sweet and free from al) fatten. It
neutralizes acid fermentations in the
bouels and gently uijje-i the flouring
waste from the sv-teiu without purg-
tnjr. Beside-, it is more pleusant to
1.1.. 1 toi,:ii:..-
1 ninr lliuil suu, iiirii iiiivii t loiiipn.
I r.....n ,.,.( i,.i dfi...nAnt Yuit
FAIR TAX LEVY
GOES 10 VOTERS
' 1
Total rainfall since January 1st,
1 0.53 inches. Total rainfall since ,
jSeptember 1. 14.31 Inches.
Humidity yesterday, 5 a. ni.. SI
! per rent; 12 noon, 4'.i per cei
j p. 111., 43 per cent.
! t'haracter of day, cloudy.
Sun sets today al ft : 4 7 p,
s tomorrow 5:45 a. m., sets to
morrow li:4X p. m, 1
Itiscs and sets computed for
level hnri::on.
Korccast for tonight and tonmr
Chemical t'o. and its prpdeerssor
1 hunts tl. riuihps since thiu.
0
3
Windows and Doors q
favors.
FLYING STUDENT
Ttobt. McLean, 113 Tripp street.
I Medford, Oregon, has enrolled in
the Hank in School of Flying bore.
I He is a member of the largest
1 class of flying students in America,
since 1 1 3 cadets signed up In
March.
Yes. What of II?
; the former Iowa leading Itepub
; Ib-an before he took a dislike to
;the elephant and acquired an 1
I ardent love for the d o n k e y
1 "What difference does it make j
i nowadays what parly a man be- I
! longs to. Doth parties are alike
land a conscientious voter (here!
I the man with the biblical sur
; name crossed his bands piously
'over his chest and the reporter
; was so astonished at such
' straightforward political thinking
I that he let bis pipe go out) has
' to vote for principles and worth
' of the candidate."
Sue b independent utterances
'struck to the heart nnd conscience
At, the regular meeting of the
county court this forenoon, the
jn 1 county fair tax levy measure was
i signed ny tne county judge ami
thought i lulll,luIu lSi meaning una me
inter- nn'ii e win oe uesenie 10 ine
voiers ni me primary election in
May. It provides for tin additional
tax of one mill for the construc
tion of new buildings and the re
pairing of old ones at the fair
grounds. A delegation also ap
peared from the Talent Irrigation
district and requested financial aid
in the foreclosure of delinquent
lands in the district. The request
was refused.
row: Occasional rain tonight ami
Thursday. Mild tem perature.
L. WALT UK DH'K,
Meteorologist. Patted States
. Weather Hureau,
I
M'ONTRKAL. Anvil 1 1 rp McLean will receive his Instrue- .
Flood conditions In Htiburba ofiti,,n 1,1 n'in fl0in llu' ,wn
Montreal. causPd hv waters nf thn !nf licensed instructors under the 1
St. Lawrence river' hacking up )P-! lu'rKoni0 ,lln
hind a hui;o fee jam, had assumed
more serious proportions today.
H'tlon of Tex Dankln.
aviator in the north-
the pioneer
west.
The complete course which MP-
MEXICO CITY, April 11. (JP) Lean will take will include every
Dispatches from Tori'eon -today phase of aviation and will extend
said that the tornado which struck 1 over a period of three and a half
the state of Coahuila on Monday j months. This will include navlga
caitsed damage estimated at be- Hon, meteorology, air traffic -laws,
tween 10,000. 01) pesos ( $5,000,000) j theory of flight, and laboratory
nnd 25,(100,000 pesos $1 U.500,000) . work in all. , .
of the interviewer, who was edu
cated In the stern Ohio school of
politics, but he managed another
ouestion which he thought per-
ta'ned to the matter in hand
by a s k 1 n g, "Wh-why did you
do If.'"
'Must a change of parties," re
sponded Mr. Hurd smilingly.
Then be went on to
LI
ED WORSE
The condition of John lllllings, I
owner and operator of the Hi
larity hall, was reported to bn
Worse today, and frleiidM are ad
vised that he Ih not able to re
ceive callers.
Mr. I til lings was struck last
explain week on Main street by an auto-
more fully, and the explanation mobile driven by Jack lioah well,
took in tin great international causing both legs to be fractured
flood. Noah's ark, the futility of nnd possible internal Injuries, In
' perpetual motion, fall of the Do- addition to coin nnd bruises.
Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Apr. 11. &)
Wheat: I! Hit hard white, $1.55;
hard white, bmestem. baart. feder
ation, soft white, western white
$1.45; hard winter and western
red fl.351; northern spring $1.37.
Oats No. 2, 3fi white feed, nnd
gray $4 5.
Today's car receipts Wheat, 41;
barlev. 0; flour, 3 ; corn, 2 ; oats,
3; hay. 1.
Lutterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11. (Pi
Itutterfat f. o. h. San Kranc(sco,
A special "surprise" program is :
. scheduled for tomorrow's luncheon I
meeting of the Cmwo Korum at the
Hotel Medford. Tho committee In
charge has not yet divulged the de
tails of the entertainment features
hut assure a real prciram to all
who attend. It Is rumored that a
representative of one of the lead
ins foreign power companies will
he the principal speaker
Wall Street Report
N'KW VOIIK, Apr. 11. lP
Speculators for the advance re
gained control nf the price move
ment in today's stock market after
an early period of Irregularity.
Loss of one to four points in many
if suns were quickly cut down or
wiped out and scores of stocks ad- '
I vanced four to 11 poh.is.
H ' The closing was strong. Ac
cumulation of the merger railroads
j was noted with a varied assort
ment of Industrials and specialties.
Absorption of Shulto Detail Stores,
I O rah am Daige, National Dairy.
Public Service nf New Jersey and
American Republics were on a par
ticularly large scale.
Total salen approximated 3,S0ft,
"00 k ha res.
Adrierine's
wt
'BAKING
0WDR
DOUBLE ACTION
Same Price
FOR 2bVEa35EARS
25ouncfor25
WHY PAY WAR PRICES ?
Our Government
. TOeUMillions of founds
Von der HeMen A Pearson have
been awarded contracts for clear
ing and" leveling the emergency air
fields to be pnt in at Wolf ('reck
and firavp creek. -
Eggs, Eggs
I pay one cent premium for
clean white standard ..eggs
(candled basisf
H. S. BOISE
126 W. Main. Phone 805
Distinctive and Individual Apparel for Women
.
Big Reductions on
SPRING ENSEMBLES
PRACTICALLY OUR ENTIRE Sf OCK IS INCLUDED
Ensembles formerly; S
price to $39.50 ......
Ensembles formerly $
priced to S49.50
Ensembles formerly
priced to $75.00
Ensembles formerly
priced to $110.00
Stylos for dportswiMir and for more fnrmtil occasions t ho sea
son 'k smart fabrics, styles mill colors in oiiscinlilcs reduced to a
fraction of their viilne. Tile fabrics lire liriiniceiiii, KiihIiu nnd
Snyder Cloth. Sizes 14 to 22. O
25-00
35-00
45-00
69-5
Medford National Bank Bldg
Phone 677
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nnd
m
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$6.85
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11)28 running from thn sturdy lichtwcitjht oxford or
tin to the clever sandals, whose simidicity of line eon
rasts with the novelty of materials of which these
shoes arc fashioned.
The Bootery's new collection presents smart models
for every occasion of tho outdoor days of .summer.
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