Medford mail tribune., April 20, 1928, Page 20, Image 20

MEDFOKD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, QREGfty, FIITPAY, APRIL20, Kgg,"
PAGE FOUR
THE RIDE OF PAUL COLUMBIA PROJECT CLOSER
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REVERE RECALLED ! SURVEY IS SOUGHT ON CAMPUS, PLEA
N MINING IN THE1MY- DESTROYED RICH MATE'S CLAIM ACT FOR RELIEF
ASHLAND SECTOR BY FENG'S FORCES IS VERY 'ABSURD'
1
r.
Apparently thrre am othe lit- SI1ANCHAI, I'lillm, April 20 NBW TdHK, April 20.
actions than watir in Axhlaiiil. 1 OP) Dputruition of a northern , Mrs. I)orl Jli-rier Krvnge rt'Burm
according to I. K. Vliilnn there , nrmy vr 20.OUO men In uiuiHiially as "ulmuril" tho cnarjie of BebiiR-
f;..r- flL-hilmr ilnrinir the Dam i tlan B. KrenKf. wisiltliy
movement on fool there to
2 ties. Tho Ashland, the Shorly 1 ' near Yenchowfu. outh.
fiope. tho Octopu un,1 tho Matterniern bhuntun, is reported in Uis-
oup. are now beinn tho subject oft An advance mmle by eng u-
lent. For years the Aahlnr.il pro-'" Keni'rul and now allied with j
Jnrfr.l 170OO n month In bullion. nationalism, haa completely,
linnlntr at that steady rule until frustrated an offenatvo launched
J.me Canadian owncru d.cldod to i northern General Sun
.ftnk a new tunnel ftnd the dlvl-1 l-huan-Kariff, Kovornor of Shan
J nda mopped. The veins ure mill tun, which had for Hb object
Sierc, expwed. and the mine huH irruuinir ine i.unK-nai nuiwuy .u
rord na a producer. The adja-' Kweltch and thence turning the
-nt properties are connidorcd h-ft flank of Kwni-Hhek. com-1
l.out equally Rood. The operate. t tnanrter in chief of tho nationalist
Jf the AHhland never bothered with I '"' I
Ire which ran Icsa than K0 a ton 'J'1' reemilt of this battle na
rul just tossed it ualde on llio" tlie destruction of Hun's armleal
ump. A Kroup of busliieKs in'n'' 20.000 men and the occupation
I Anhlnnd nre now armnKtnp to'wf TslnlnK, Jut aouthweHt of Yen-(
rtnance a venture which will re-jchowfu by Kcijr Yu-llniunB. The
4ilt In rcHumtplon of theae niln'. ! dcbaclo forced Marahal Chans;
lie dlBtrict haa ahvaya been rk-h.TsunK Chiuiff, thief northern Bcn
it gold, for that auction was a',rl ho Held, to fall back
lene of ininlnie nct.v(:y in the Yenchowfu and ultimately to
tlirly '50a. Mr. Vlnln says thatlneek to concentrate hla forcea at
iltlifornla editors are to visit On- Tlnnfu, 40 rnltea aouth of Tainan,
tlr Lake early In tho summer and Feng Hu-lIaianR meanwhile la
iftuch la expected ns a result of the advancing north along both banks
visit, fur the editors will spread 'of the Yellow river and the nor
thern troops have evacuated Chang
To Ho and Tamingfu,
accounts of tho beauties of the
ilglon, and these nccounts will at
tract the tourists from California.
Jshtand will he the firat atop made
l- tho California caravan, which
ft headed for Portland next week,
'he cnravnn travels north In the
Euclfic highway to (1 rants Pans,
tjien goea to Crescent City and
Jtes north on the Oregon Coast
ttinhway to the Pacific highway
i Roseburg. and thenco to Port
land. Mr. Vlnlng la reRtstere nt
'lie Multnnnwih. Th rjTtinliin.
Aa an example of the ferocity
with which the atruggle has been
conducted ever since the nation
alist opened , the Bprlng drive In
tho npj-thern capital, reliable for
eign sources state that Kwal-Shek
has lost 20.000 men, 2G00 of whom
were killed. Including ono general
chain
utore owner, that she demanded
$10,000,000 to bear him an heir.
The charge was made In a di
vorce complaint filed 1n Detroit
by her huaband, from whom she
was granted an interlocutory di
vorce decreo in New York on Feb
ruary 18.
She said her htmbnnd "never
wanted any more children, ns he
already had five by his former
wife and the disgrace he has
been covering himself with provea
that he has no love, consideration
or regard for them."
Mrs. Kresge also denied charge
of misconduct with two "Mr. Vf'n"
as chai'Kcd In her husband's di
vorce complaint. The one, she
said, had culled at her Tark ave
nue homo at the request of Mr.
Kresge in an attempt to effect a
reconciliation, and the other "Mr.
V" was his Ron who on several
occasions escorted hor home after
visiting at the home of his brother
and mother.
BAPTiSUlRCH
FALKM, Ore., Apr. 20. UP) Sen
ators Heiwer and McXary have suc
ceeded in persuading the senate
committee on postofflces and poat today as t
roada to amend the Orient postal ! comtnunitiea celebrated tho his-1
hill by reducing the postage rate'toric rides of Paul Revere
on shipments of library books, says; William Dawea, Jr.
telegram to (lovernor Patterson
today from Senutor Stelwer. ed from within nnd without the
The C.rU-st bill, notwithstanding old North church In Hanover street
It proposed a general reduction unilaat night saw Kdward Hevere l,it
perlodlcal postage, Increased the tie, great-great-grandson of Paul
rate on library books. Hevere, hang two lanterns In the
Aa amended the bill reduces the celebrated belfry, symbolic of those
Initial pound rate from 0 to 3 cents which, U3 yeara ago started the
for first and second xone shipments battle for American independent,
and from 6 to 8 cents for third J Two riders nrrunged to traverse to
zone shipments, and leaves the day tho routes pursued by Hevere
present charges of one cent for and Dawes in spreading the neWB
each additional pound. I of the approaching British.
WAKlllVnT' iV Ai.rll ft JJPlI HCiTTI.P Anrll 50. UP) MTS.
HOHTO.N. Mass., Apr. u. W j ,n ne faee of Omo(ton which iy. J. Eaterly, dean of women at
Memories of the "shot heard 'round ! confronts the Columbia basin rec-the University of Oregon, in an
the world were recalled once moroj tarnation project, Senators Jonei I address nt the joint session of
hla city and surrounding ' ftnd DUI of hington. proposed; he western deans or women anu
i uii auirnuiiiviii tu iua iiicanurtj iu-j ltiiercoiieeiaio nsrotiaicu
day to authorise the covernment Ktudenti here today, advocated
and I to make a iturvey to dotermlne i closer relationahlp and harmony
the economic feasibility of thei between the dean of women and
college women.
amended form, The session, which opened ys
government set 1 terday at the University of T ash
In the eastern I ington, closes Saturday.
Thousands of persons who crowd- j project.
The bill, in its
would have the
aside the lands
part of Washington Btute and
formally adopt a reclamation pro
ject for this area. Hut provision
authorizing Immediate appropria
tions to carry on the reclamation
work would be eliminated.
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KAmath Falls plans an $80,000
elementary school.
Mrs. Ksterly emphasised the
dean's influence in molding char
acter and enforcing standards
among college women In a gen
eral discussion of social prob
lems concerning the co-cd.
Oregon banks had
deposits on February
$292,175,336
28.
. Two '
words
you'll soon hear spoken
everywhere
PINE TREE
You can horn what tfcfy mtan
next SUNDAY
Under the leadership of R. A.
Molts the Baptist orchestra has
and five colonols In 16 hours of'heen putting over some very fine
flKhtlnK, whlrh ended In tho cap
turo of Ijim-heno.
Maslae!is?WNAICHEE MAYOR
Instrad of Hnnovrons heart donmv
i ranti tnkoMiCo, tnl Id nnd purely vt'tfi'lalls
IhATUKt'a REWtDY and gat rid of tha
Siiwel poioni ttmt cauko the trim bio.
Kothing like rfl for MLciUHnrxii. nirk hiul-
johta, a nil con ti pat ton.
Juvur i;ripea. Only '&.
I Make the test bmlghc
GUILTY, SAYS JURY
WENATCIIKB. Wnh., April 20
nntHlc eavh Sunday cvenlnu. There
will he an addition of a piano this
Sunday with Mrs. Hoots at the key
board. Mr. anil Mrs. Holts are
teachers of music and are proving
a wonderful help. Also OeorKe
Johnson nnd tho Cormany brothers
have done a Krent deal to brinK the
orchestra up to its hlKh standard.
Still greater thlnns nnd better mu
sic are planned for the future.
With a man such ns Mr. Knton
ns pastor in the pulpit, with his
Rocomiaoadoii and SolcTby
All n MedfoM nrnnrtat
(ai a verdict of "Kuilty as' always inspiring nnd noipiui taiKs,
charged" was brought In Buperlortho church attendance has increas
cmirt hero today by a Jury which ed nnd great ood ha-s been nccom-
benrd evidence ngalnst l'errin J pushed.
I'ornell. mayor of 'Wcnateheo, ac
cused of poHHession of narcoitcs.
The cane went to the Jury last
nU-ht after ft bitter trial.
Garden
Hoes
Regular SI. 25
Garden Hoes
SPECIAL SATURDAY
$1.00
HUBBARD BROS.
ROSEBURG C. OF C.
,- i
The main feature of the chamber1
of commerce progra mat Ivoseburg
yesterday was a 30-minuto pro
gram of Copco motion pictures put;
on by H. 1. Hromley of this city.!
Tho meeting was In charge of the:
Umpqua I'hlefM, Uoseburg's live
wire booster club, and was held 1
for tho purpose of arouning inter- i
est In this year's Strawberry car-:
nival which will be hold on May1
24, 2 5 and 2 6. jKhihorate plnnr:
were outlined to make the 1 'J28
carnival the best ever held In
Douglas county.
, -4
IlKAVKUTON. New Parnea
schooIhuuHO is completed and in
use.
I 1U:SP Yellow pine being plnnt-1
ed in lodnepolo areas, as forestry
experiment.
4
i SPHINCFIKI.U. Contract let
for new Willamette bridge at 12
300.
1
M A 1"II AS. Streets being lm-
provod.
n
Kotex. ..... 3for $1.00
$1.50 Water Bottle . . SI. 00
13 Bars Dona Soap . . $1.00
50c Owl Magnesia
Toothpaste.. 3 for $1.00
50c Owl Milk of
Magnesia. . . 3 for $1.00
50c Silque Lotion 3 for $1,00
50c Hennafoam
Shampoo ... 3 for $1 ,00
5 lbs. Imported French
Castile Soap.... $1.00
Pint Thermos Bottles . $1.00
$1.50 Bath Spray. . . $1.00
75c Owl Rub Alcohol,
2 for $1.00
buy early Saturday only
AT
Jarmin X Woods Drug Store
Medford's Leading Druggist
I !
s Notth Central Ave.
Medford Book Store Bldg.
Be Sure to Avail Yourself of Dollar Day Bargains Saturday
A
Basket of
s f or
One Dollar!
Kilowatt
What lc
Will Do
Electrically (x)
lc will run an electric iron 30 minutes,
lc will make SO slices of toast.
will run a vacuum cleaner 1 1-5 hours.
will make 9 cups of percolated coffee.
will operate your washing machine 1 hour.
will make 6 electric waffles. .
will burn a 25-watt porch light 12 hours.
will operate an electric refrigerator 4 hours.
lc will make breakfast for two-electricallv.
The above figures are baurd on our combined light
ing and cooking rate, Schedule R-D.
When jou shop at a store, vou actually see what
you buy it may be butter, eggs, rugs, furniture or
a radio set. With electric energy, it is different.
You cannot buy a basket of kilowatts, yet your
dollar goes a long way in the actual purchase of
electricity.
And we deliver your kilowatts right to your home
right to the kitchen where they are used for cook
ing, cleaning and refrigeration; to every room
where they are used for lighting and heating, or to
your factory or shop where each one puts his shoul
der to the wheel of industry.
Although you cannot shop for kilowatts during
Bedford's Dollar Day celebration Saturday, you
can bear in mind that thrifty home owners always
get a full basket when they spend a dollar for elec
tric energy.
Electricity Is the Cheapest Service
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