Medford mail tribune., April 15, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

PXGE EIGHT
MEDFOIiD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, QKEGON, SUNDAY, APRTL 15, 1928.
HONORS OF SCOUT iPOP GATES LEAVES PfflMARY INTEREST
F
AL GAINS, HOOVER TO
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i eiitly 'dm not alter their direction j distant goal and though they miss-I The balance of the journey will nothing New York has ever seen
.n ...nnniaiw-e with crimnass vaila-L... .1. .. j. .i. .... i.h tnhihiv rlv nextienceut Its reeting to Colonel
, ... - cu Uitrir ueKUJiUUUU mey Lixianru i uh kuuiinuivit 9 - 1 j 1 Inilhuru
WEDNESDAY UPONiCENTERS IN RACE
BY GRANTS PASS-EASTERN J AUNTiF OR PROSECUTOR
win dt'li'tfuU'S in vvili Htuleu are i" . I
l,..nB bitterly opposed. The! ""ier th? , L'8,," e? " .
Ohio .mi-Hoover forces carrying Pea,a",e t, i. ' '
di-splle Hie death of their "'" ...,"" .i.ii ..TJ.i '
peueu in, wine" nii va ilu
the westward ocean crossing and !
n.,t.uv .oa.-.l fi-nlti
HmniliinlriB as a presi.lential i ,,,, ,,.Illh ., v,lnennHir !
iinn in tlm maaimtli! north . ...... . ' i .....i. ,h mora will h civen , Charles A. kiniiDergn auer uu
nole. It was believed in many '... ,, . j - ....kiip welcome comparable to I flew to Fiance last year.
on despite
candidate, Henator AVillla, while'
in Indiana Henator Watson is'
aiulidate in his own riKht.
and Coll took off from Paris for
:. Troop !0 of Grants Pass cap- When C. U. Gates disappears
turrit the silver lovlni? cup at tho from Medford next Wednesday eve
Scouts' field day, held Saturday j "K, that will be the last seen of
,. ., him lor probably the next month
afternoon on Van Scoyoc "eld,or )re0 week)fi aHhoUBh the local
against stronit competition from j populace will probably be hearing
Central rolnt. which scored sec- from him In a roundauout way
end and Troop s of Medford that ! 'iriiiK that time from
i Mluml kin nr ovon H;iv
whs third In in lino wun numour
hIiU'h Unit
lnU'rest will to tukon Jn the pri-
of pointH.
An interested crowd watched tho
events, whlth woro run off in as
speedy a manner as possible with
tho number of entries thut hnl
to be taken care of on the small
space available.
'ortlanri
Miami, Kla., or even Havana, Cuba. j
Yes, "Pop" Is Kolns on a lor i
vacation journey, during which he !
will broadcast Med ford's fame and 1
from which he will no doubt brlnK j
hack a fund of Information and .
stories.
He leaves next Wednesday eve
ning for Portland where he will
The knot-tyinff cmtcHt wan attellA tho refiular mr(ltlnK of the
by Troon 3 of Med font, who
celved the 100 ft;et of ropo from
the Browne Hardware Co., for do
in It. with the Fire by Krlctlon
.contest going to Ellsworth Riser
of Troop 21 of O rants Pass, who
won the camera given by Mc
Nuir'H Pharmacy, The 60-yard
dash for 12 and 13 year old
Scouts was won by Donald Htln
state highway commission on Krl
day, after which ho will throw off
all business cares and settle down
to the pleasure and recreation
business, don his Mystic Shrine
uniform, and depart from Port
land on Saturday on the Shrlners
special train, as the delegate of I ! Codding, who is the only anplr-
Hlllah Temple of the Shrine,
go along with tho Portland
son of Troop G of Medford wbnloU)er deJegmea from tho temples
will receive the watch offered by
the Eastside Pharmacy, while Dick
Applegatc of Troop 1 of Medford
received t he baseball from Im m
port's for winning tho 60-yard
dash for 14 and 15 year old
Scout, and Jewell Wadddl ot
Central Point received tho watch
given by Larry Schado for this
event for thoso over 16 years of
age.
Karle Carkin and George Hall
of Troop 6 won tho water bollini?
contest and the Troop first aid
kit given by tho Medford Phar
macy, and the dressing race, which
was so hard to decide that it had
to he run over, resulting In Ed
ward Mndden of Troop 21 of
Grants Pass rocoi.'ing the prize
of a pocket knife from Al Plche
sporting goods store.
The exciting wall-scaling con
test was won by Troop 23 of
Jacksonville In the record time of
80 and 1-5 seconds, that being
18 seconds better than the Inst
year's mark. They are tho proud
owners of a phonograph that was
was given by the Palmer Musle
House for this event and which
Will also help make the Scout
summer camp more enjoyable
than ever.
The pony express race was tak
en by Troop 20 of O runts Pass
with a team of 4 horses and a
rider who cam In first, with
Central point second and Troop
6 of Medford third; the winners
taking a box of apples donated
by, the Johnson Produc Co., for
this event.
Tho first aid race was taken
by Troop 2 of Medford. the threo
members of their team each re
ceiving a Hand-aid first old pack
et from Jarmln and Woods drug
store for their efforts,
Tho 400 yard relay race was
alumni a marathon, as tho (hrec
leaders circled tho track an ex
tra trip for good measure, duo to
the excitement of the spectators
and tho advice yelled; Troop an
of Grunts Puss also taklnic home
the candy given by tho Hastiddc
grocery for this race
;,-Tho special stunts,
in the northern section to tho nat
ional Shriuors convention at Mi
ami, Fla.
At the conclusion of that con
vention ho will probably go with
In opening nis jumping swing i vw Vm-ir nd dlHHm.reil. Ij.i.r
today at his birthplace. Winches- lm prilu.eHs howeiisteln-Wertheim
iior, mo jnuiana senator auppoi i- 1(,ft Kurupe for America with two
It Is generally conceded on all cd the MuNury-liiiugvn farm re- niotg ail(1 nono 0f them was ever
while much general "v ,." 11 , . , found.
tin ii me iuiiijwKii iwi n. r- Tne first attempt tins year was
nublican nomination urowine in'1QH rmm nuhinri IV rnntuln
jimry next May in the selection ( bltteriiesB, much Is being made by Walter llinchliffe and MIbs KIsio
of candidates for county offices, Huover's political foes of the con-1 Mackay, a viscount's daughter, and
the three-cornered race for the tentlon thut he has been un- tbev never arrived.
ucpuniicun mminmiion nu- um- friendly to agriculture. This la
trict attorney will overshadow all ; indignantly denied by his man-
other contests. agers who also point to tho rec-
In this race will be Allison or,i i0 support their claims.
Moullon, W. (J. Trill and Newton i Hoover generally has been re
C. Chaney, tho latter of whom is yarded as opposed to tho Mc-
seeking reelection. 1 his race ary-llaugen farm jil.
would have been a four-cornered iwden, Dawes and Watson are
one had Frank 1. Farrel, who i!Ht-a as its friends. What ef
' b-e.i on the fence about filing f(., t a veto of the revised measure
until last Thursday evening, wiicnjWOuld have on the political for-
lio docuuid not to Uecomo a caudl- , (neH of vaiiouH republican! Is:
date, entered. iL much-discussed subject. At any
It Is also conceded that no mat-)nito the ue.tion is having H
ter who gel a the republican nomi- )(.;i,jnK on the pre-convention
nation there will probably be i ri,,,miK nnd debate In the sen
nnother interesting race at clec- a((f (l.n ,ho t weeR LroU(;nt
time between him and Geo. ; vice President Dawes Into the
presidential picture with new
force.
tion
and ant at the primary on tho demo
and cratic ticket.
Humor starting from an un
known source In circulation Fri
day evening and yesterday had
It that Allison Moulton had nttank8 fjeU( m)tn
Ull'U IMH I'llllllltlH'-V ill I 111- I r-
tary of state's office at Salem
other delegates for a short visit This rumor was a false one, how- Oerman lrlsh crew from llaldonnel
at Havana, Cuba, before returning j ever, as Mr. Moulton was the . airdrome near Dublin early Tliurs
home. , first of the candidates to enter ' .av mr.in. hn'nlni. in make -
(lifts of pcnntits, popcorn, cigars, In the race for tho district attorn- non-stop fl.'ht to Vew York Thev
ey nomination, and has had h's ! pilnno(i tn fi0w the great circle
certificate of filing for some , co,.re k,,. foP .- r(,3lnn Iipv
In the face of these fatalities.
the two Germans and the laughing
Irishman who heads the air force
of the free state took off for their
Our Attractive
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Here
You will find this bank always
ready to render Banking Serv
ices that are so essential to
every one.
BREMEN TO CONTINUE
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runway had
been smoothed off.
The llrenien started off with its
old magazines and the like, to
cheer him on the way may be left
u to next Wednesday at the
Gates garage.
time.
FOR THIS COUNTY
TILL EARLY FALL
VALLEY TOMATOES;
drifted off and ran Into fog near
I -a hr ml or which hindered their pro
gress and kept them going blindly
about until their fuel gave out.
Aviators believed that the Hre-
j men strayed from Its cou-se be
, cause poor visibility rendered the
drift Indicator useless and because
j for pome reason the tilers nppar-
Tomatoes grown In Medford will
probably be ready for the mark
et in less than threo weeks, ac
cording to Otto Uohnert who has
40nQ matured tomato plant in
Jackson county, which has had his largo hot house on Portland
two game wfirdens for several I avenue. The tomatoes are already
years past, will have to get along j well formed.
with one such official during the) Mr. Itohnert also expeeta t-i
next six months, which throws ( have cucumbers, in a short time,
the entire local game warden I according to present I ml lent Inns,
responsibility during that time Ufl has several thousand wator
nn Deputy Cinmo Warden ltoyi melon hills well ntarted on their
Parr. f growth and plnns to set them out
This was learned hero Int in his field near Cent nil Point
gJ3 H g E7
The entire office force makes
you feel at. home. Our plan
is to have you feel better when
you leave than when you come.
With this spirit prevailing
banking can not fail to be a
pleasure here.
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week during the visit of HlJilo
t!ani Warden 1 1 amid Clifford
and members of the state game
commission, lncidentut to their at
tending the big banquet of the
Jack Hon County Protective asso
ciation at Ashland, where leading
members of tho nsHOc'ation dis
cussed with Clifford and the com
mission the i(ucstinn of appointing
a successor to tho late veteran
local deputy game warden, Patrick!
I,. Daily.
It seems thut the stale ganw
body Is hard pressed for funds
hecnupn of having to spend ho
much money etscwhere thruoiit
the state for necesary Improve
ments. Including hatcheries, so i
but thev havo decided to get
brought out I along with only one deputy gam.),
within two weeks, giving Iocs I
citizens melons three weeks earli
er than usual.
SALEM, Ore., April 1 4. (P)
Cniuuuoual Upon ilrj being grunted
by the governor of Texas, Gover
nor Patterson todny lKsued a
requisition on the Textis governor
for the extradition of L. Travis
who is wanted in Tllhinook county
for breaking jail, lie was In Jail
for violation of the prohibition
law.
; HAVE YOU
EYE 5
.EXAMINED
much oi-lKlmillty, everything from wuruen in th.a luumy. until tlie
hrlilBe IiuIIiIIiir to tumhliiiK he- "ie lniinrtunt clenmnds on them
In shown. Troop 20 of Grant j Hettleil, nlihu they eoneede
PaHH winning the ovent with thelr',,""t two deputies In this Heetinn
band and huirlerN. and a water are needed. Thev hope that with
reneue xceno. entltllnir them to the
portahle phonoKraph offered hy
KlIKKeU'H. the Heolit otlirltterH.
The hnrd-workinK Judges. U.
.11. i Cadwallader, Serat. Grover
Owen, and Ray IlcndnrNon. de
serve a great deal of pralHe for
the way they deelded all events
to the best of ability under Homo
very trying eireumrrtnneen.
i no neitnj ronpe ration of mom-!
herd of the game protective an-1
"oilalion. that Urpiity Gome.
Warden larr will he well ahlej
to look after game violations and
keep Mi.-h to a mlnihniim. j
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April 15
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SALADS
Fruit Salad nr Cottnse Cheese
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Jloaslcd Capona, llulsln Uresstni;
Roasted YounB Oregon Turkey,
Sa.30 Dressing
, Uoked Ham, Virginia Stylo
Fried Yoimg llahblt,
Houtliern Stylo
INCLUDING
Krcsh Itailiahos, Tomutiies ami
i Cucumbera
Mashed l'otatoos
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