Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 22, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMTfttFOKfi MATL TRIBUSn, MKfirOKD, ORFfiOV, STNTUV, "APRIL 22, IMS. ?XOE FOUR ! i ! i I ! 3i! klEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Dally, Sunday. WmUj PUtlUa&tra DTIM tfEDruKD PI ELNTLMi 00. -i7-i h. rti SU ROBERT W. BUHL. Editor ft. 8UUPTKB SUIT B. Matuftt lord, Orcoa, under Act o( Haice UT- fjfJBSCftlPTlOJI RATES By Mall U Adranc: Daily, wllh Sunday, fMr Dallj, with Sunder, onta 4lly, without Bunday, year.... Dally, without Sunday, mootb... Weekly Mail TrtbuM. one year.. .$1.69 . .It . 60 . . , t oo . 1.00 Sunday, on yaar R Ourtar. tn Advance In aftdford, Aaa- tand. JacUoarill, Central Polut, Phoenix, Taleot, Gld Hill -od go Highways: Dally, wtla Sunday, nonta 9 Dally, without Sunday, month 66 Daily, without Sunday, one year... T OO Dally, with Sunday, one year t.00 All term, caab In advance HBafBEB OF THE ASSOCIATED PBE88 Recelrlnf Tvl Laaeea Wire Serrice Only paper In dty or county rarine aewt by UXearnn. Tfae Aaaodaltd Preea la ttclaaiTcly en tided to the nee lor republication of all new dlapatcnta credited to It or otberwloe credited In thli paper, and also to the local aama publ 1 abed herein. All rifbu for republication of cpecUl die aa tehee berels are aleo reeerred. Sworn dally average niLi&atloa for ill athe andlx Oct 1, 197, 4t, (preccnt droulaUon 46S6). Official paper of the City of Medlord. Official paper of Jackaon County. AdvertlMot ftepreeenuUTf M. O. M00KNHKN A OuUPAKT Offloea la Hrw York. CblrefO, Detroit, an Frandaoa, boa Anftlea, Seattle, Prt Smudge Smoke Frank Wortman towned Thurs. and reported that Rob las Deuel, a miserable Republican, had sold him some wet wood. Uncle O. Nichols and Bill Core had their heads toKether KH pm. Uncle O. favors hanging for poli ticians. The community is retrograding at a rapid pace, there being no turmoil, and nothing to fight about. The sweet girl graduates, and Just as sweet boy graduates, will ftally forth Into the world June 1st, they getting their sheepskins that evening. There are 9C In the class, the largest batch of gradu ates ever turned out upon the world In southern Oregon. The world is the gainer, and the high school football team will lose a good punier, and a ripping half back. Coming on the heels of Elijah Kurd's desertion of the democratic party. Is the announcement that Frederick Kyan, who twists the handles of O chine, upon the from O. Washington Maddux, the eml-nr-nt Hhlnologifit and ex-McthodtHt S(uare between the horns, he nays. All are in favor of aunwhtne. even though It would bring out a lot of juvenile dudes with ukelelca, evenings. Several Irate citizens have un it in be rod fountain pens for the primary campaign, nnd will soon be calling each other lop-eared and low-down, if previous voting frucaaes are nay criterion. 4 Press Comment An KcnuomlR Ixws The American lload Uullders Association estimates that S6.S1S persons wero killed In hishway accidents during 1927; that a tutal of 798.700 were seriously injured, and the association places the economic loss nt 1072.097,(10(1, ex elusive of minor damaaea' to ' mo- tor vehicles. These are only estimates, but! !.m "V""" ' n,,mb'r or killed does not vary much from I other estimates nnd from the gen. eral expectation of the yenr's losses. This Is tho anntint human sac rlflce to the god of upeed and i.ie.inure wmcn town and coun try, stale and national govern nient, scorn to bo tumble to stop. Thl. lu f, ii,. ... ..,' result of Individual contempt for tho laws of the land codes for others to respect, but not for the offender. . llunt-s picture ma- . ,..lmnn, . .l, ,i,. ,,lt.t i;,i. K7.VCTfHl.'7' , has inflicted Kolf britches " " !U''0nA!!im himself and creation. Both I W'T4mWKUXmmWVmVhltmL XVZT.tXX the criminaM If the pup's ancestors were ! tSW7MW o. I'rescott. our wide-awake en-1 mongrels, can he be a thoroughbred 1 ! h j Fi i f t- 0 y'.W . V &;'"it!i:l forcer of the traffic laws, was ' - ftbWU Sv Ptil ''i standing In front of the Vawter . , , Ylfaty&t&Mfr .7, ? 'illlU'Wtf'fiW! Hoys' fiduciary depositary Tuc. i If you really were the first girl he loved, it wouldn't occur i lifi''ts f' &?'-"!. ' tyh: hlhhfi fidelity. Tho trouble with Mr. I (fAyrM' ' "ip ;. x JJHi'fijfjtjt'Iiltrf'li )l luZThLT r aT'sen , Americanism : Asserting a belief in democracy feeling of- ?, ' different corners at the same time, fended when 8 little car toots to go by. Vll.'H' , V sf.C "Jt V.'Wt'f'l A rock flew up last Mm. and hit VW -t"i ''W-i,'A It would bo Interesting to know the ladles say. "ror there is iiatur how many of these deaths and ei-tnts radicalism abroad." how much of this economic loss! Patrick llonry would be on that Is due to the comfortable thought "black list," of course, and sev of the driver that ho is "covered oral other radicals connected with against everything" by Insurance. : the revolution. As for him who It would bo Interesting, too, to 1 "aid "Take nil thou hast and give kJiow how many of theso deaths, ' 10 "", noor" 1,0 vaxM bo '"-"O'1 nud how much of the loss Is due ,rom A- lnklnK. as a intit to the knowledges that kllllnir '"" of fact. by an automobile Is too often However, these are dangerous regatded Just n accident not . '" blessing we have those likely to be punished. j ladles to Protect us. How much of the slaughter In At AllRtn, TmiKi Congressman due to the fact that traffic courts Connally, making ono of his finest often are so crowded that Innnlrv , .mi,.,! ,poeches. was Interrupted, Into the merits of each case Is h(8 roWf arownPll 01lt b). a npi.k. practically Impossible, nnd that a,u,r , ar,,ilino ,lf,nR radlo summons to court, conviction nnd .,. swiaiplng back nnd n nominal fine Is more of nn nn- rorth K,0s the hall, the airman noynnce than a punishment 7 In broke up tho mi-etln-S. TV'ew York City rocently someone ptiblly proposed to -olleve the congestion In traffic courts by sn arrangement whlcn in eireet terenco wiin me iiemocratic con would make a mockery of Justice, j volition. The writing on the wall TThen a violator of traffic re- j was mild, compared with yelling reives a summons It wan proposod j from the sky. that he bo permitted to send In . ...T....i. ..,i . fin. by mall and thus snv. v- eryone time and troublel . ' At this rate of killing wo lose . . . . more people In every period I of , five years thnn our total loss our - Ing the World War denths from nil causes Dotn loreign aim tic. ifnw tnrnr will the nation stand weak and Irresolute before this apectacle of human sacrifice ua- FINISH JACKSON COUNTY should tion field worthy of its importance as an agricultural anil aviation center. In competition with other has demonstrated its superiority as a producer of superior land ! products and livestock. As he's been previously pointed out, ! ' . , , . " , . . I Jackson county is the logical place for thu; coast s principal , airport between Portland and .Sun Francisco. i . .111 '.Hi i ' 10 acmeve uoxu enus consiuernuie money win oe requimi, ' aH m arly broken, lie was taken and as the benefits of both would he confined to no par-!1" ' Sacr Hert """p'"' . , , i Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stanley and ticular individuals or groups of iikii vuliials but to the cominu- family went to Medford Thiirs- nity as a whole, this monev should be raised by general taxation. da-v- . , .. , , , . ' , . , i Mr. I'eunliiKrbii went to Medford ?e.t month a bond issue for proper financing of the count v also htis week. fair will be voted upon. This by the local granges, county court be passed by a substantial majority. The issue really comes down to whether or not Jackson county should have a county fuir. Only those who oppose the holding of any fair at all would be justified in voting against such a bond issue. For essential if Jackson county is to have a county fair worthy of the name, and worthy of its importance as the foremost agri cultural, horticultural and stock district in this state), From a political standpoint, it is probably unfortunate that the aviation field proposition must be decided at this time. Rut the fact is air transportation is developing at such a sen sational rate that Medford must act at once, or its golden opportunity will be lost. A survey of the situation, however, discloses the fact that probably never before in recent history has either Jackson count v or ftklford hpen in l.mwl luc.iao UUUU 1NSUP8. With the reduction 0l the n n i t i. i i wnere at any time wmcn couiu ue the O. and C. tax refund, Jackson county cnn use its credit, as!coint)arerl wflh it : fur nq till f'nmitv fair fiitnniMiwr la firiiwifnwil fitlmnt om- : ,i..M ;...J : ....I v.v- iii-i ' M.-tv- in iui to-' " hi. i in: iivw air i system safelv financed and with business conditions excellent. , . . , , , the relatively small expense involved in a new air field could be absorbed without the slightest difficulty. T , . .Medford and Jackson county have deserved reputations for "doing things." Here are two things that should be done . . . .... , because tlicy both will work out, not as increased expenses, but as premanently profitable investments. QUILL ivutraiiiy : inat easy ieeimg you nave when vou re in a' taxi and the inevitable happens All trouble is relative. A Correct this sentence: "I three store windows," said she, Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pag. On.) Leaving out what he may have vel " n,lt )' out ot hun- drcds of millions coming in, Konl has tiS4.861.061. of which I3G7.-1 if. 16,782 Is cash. And selling spare parts for tho fifteen million old Fords brings in sixty millions n year more. Tho Fords can strug gle on, until their new cars get Into big production. They expect ,0 produce about 6,000 cars R day in July. The charming nnd lovely daugh Inn, ,,f the Amnrlesn revolution nil. , mlt that they hnvo a "black list," i niado up of public men nnd public ! speakers. "Wo must take groat caro m selecting our speakers. Air pollco will be employed nt - Houston to prevent aerial Inter- ri";,,,; his nlan In return homo bv air. and : , ...,., ii. in i no ! mum mm ui hhkiiv hum T(mt mpM ,h(1 roin(. (r on rmH)ri ft beginning if m,on, ot lrt ,,lnt ., he common place In a few years. . nty fair conirsctsj jxhlbli and arena I Tillamook eou for two large exhlbl buildings. . .Man is just naturally mean. The umpire ahvavs savs "out" j fl ,'.- " Jar' ff 'WW with much more enthusiasm than he says "safe." ' B, ' ' JdJfk ll Walsh is a fine investigator, but only Bryan had adjectives W' " -H -Vf-x-ytVf Wx ' enough to tuke proper advantage of the present situation. ii $ : &&J$t! C If you see a large, hairy he-man sputtering on the street,! F tX&&K he's just seen some masculine silk unions in a store window.! ' Vvf ? - -iC -;''sKx-- THE JOB have a county fair and n avia- counties in the Htiite, Jackson!0' ,hl week ou a';c',u"1 ot l"er,u.'d vna Huene'feld and Captain bond issue has been endorsed and service club, and should t such an issue is absolutely I heitpr mhnnp fnr fin:. tint n.ivifrom other explorers. I i 1 county debt made possible bv ...V:... xrLu.'u. ...I l POINTS to the fenders. pebble isnt large, but it seems watched him stop in front of "ami he didn't adjust his tie." PARIS. April France In In fulfillment of obliKatlnns under lhe I.enMtle of Nations covenant. Political Announcements X)U KHKIUKF I am a candidate- for the repub lican nomination for sheriff, pri mary May 18. CHA3. D. STACY May 17 I am a candidate for republican nomination for Sheriff at tho Mttj i primaries. I have had experilnc, in both tax and criminal depart ments nnd promise efficient au4 i el " n Ol.l I en I service. 1 Mu- OEO- n- AI.DKN. COl'NTY CI.KHK I am a candidate for republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, economj nnd courtesy. O. H. CAHTUK. May 17. Talent I am a candidate for the nomi nation as County Clerk on the He. publican ticket. May 17. A. J. CHOSE. ' 1 hereby announce my candldac) for the republican nomination M County Clerk. Clli:STEIl PAKKKK. May 17. I hereby announce my .candidacy ' for the Republican nomination fot County Clerk for a second term lHU.U.IA STEVENS MEYElt. ; May 11 i SClHMil. SfPKHIXTKXnKXT I am n cnndldnte "r the , re publican numlnatlun for s.-hool superintendent. V. A. HA VIS: I Medford. May 17. IXlfXTY tMMMlSSlONKH I am a candidate for re-numlna- 'Ion on the republican tlel?t for 'ounty Commissioner. If noml naled and elee'ed I will conllntle to do tnj best to give the people in economical business adminis tration. VICTOR ItCRSKI.I.. May 17 I nm a candidate for tho office : of iM.unty commissioner, subject to; the will of the republican partv at! the May primary. J. o. I.OVK. I Snowy Uutte Orchard, Central PI.' HI. PIH DRIFTS naa Owen OriiAm ramp No. 2 been Flint down the creator part i,n Davis of camp No. 1 was injured -Thursday when; a li on the skidder line struck a trP(. and knocked Its tnp off ua, -Mr- ,tavi belov- '"-a'1 was badly lacerated ulld Ills back Mr. IHrvey Stanley was up last week iookiiik over nis rencn. Mr. Clayton Conley returned on I EVt.l.iv nvutiltiv frrtut fii hnwli t;.l In l'ortland. WILKINS' POLE HOP -(Continued from rage One) ll-ed to make a lwnditu; an an tin inhabited islet only 25 miles from his goal. The lifers were detain ed there for five Uuya by bad weather. The Islet on the north side of Ufjni'd, bears the forbuMlnt; nunio nf IXH-dniansoeri tiJead Man's is land K It is a mere Hteck in the Arctic waste. There was shelter for Koehi. Kitzmanrk-e and Von ; You will find this bank always lluenefeld on irenly Inland but ; j- T3oi,; On- there is no !HhihoUe on Uoed-1 ready to render Banking SerV mansuetra. ; ices that are so essential to The verv measerness of the news from Wilkins fired the !ma- j every one agination of the Danish capital and brought words of commendation Koam Amunsn expresseu grai : in,.oll-, ivne tha noU'a on.1 sold' i i I Heat Ion over the news and said: flight has been made any- ",'K.R.iv. Qu.ArH'2 i j i v niiinnuu rrt'hsi r Hjyti iJt'ii- ' ,"?t the Detroit relief; plane, who was taken ill here to. ! day. was reported as fit end well! I tonight and looking forward to j reaching Greenly island tor.ion-ow ! j Bennett and Haiehcn both lefti ! 8i,ji.,)M,H to Rtart on tho relief ex-1 ipeititlon and the Ions fliKht yes-; terday throush the cold and bumpy ! 1 nlr .11,1 ....llt.ur nl llw.tn a , ir..,.,l Tlie: triji was very routh aid all five .occupants of the plane show-1 ed the strain when they ai rived? Whn the ex'peditioi does push; In, Major Jamo Fitmaurice. tle ' Irish: member of the Bremen'.' crew who tamo out from the -Is-f land with Pihillor to arnuicp for- I' 1 liTT lj " PffT JwxhBvs D ay .Sunday F all bestow, yottr pho tograph will be most truly treas ured. It is the one thing none but you can give! Arrange now for your appointment. 1 O MAIN Urn D HCTR) GRAPHS jiU " V l-tV.k- supplies, will returo with it to aid in reconditioning the Junker. When the damaue was done In lauding on the Island after the ocean flight Is repaired he will ny on ia .New iuik muq his un man companions. Huron hliren- "'''aM ' , penoletox. ore.. April si. .l.ulge Norl.one Berkeley o( i .mileton today eiaffred the race for mo democratic nomination for , nm.rin'.iin fl 1 the eastern listrit, making the an- H-'-titent to this effect today. :iks li:s name be written in II on the U-iilot May It. Ju.iffe i:..k--l-y sjtys be f.ivort V:iNh for p-.hi nt and upholds federal de- .!."iti nt of p(w-r on the Co- ,,.mllj:l r.vt-r. .i.NHVIHW, Wash., April 21. iltoriTo W. Weavers, alias H. Hittet-j. cs. Hiving his home Ivmtleton. ore., pleaded guilty lust decree forgery today and h s.nreneed t two to 10 years the stnte penitentiary. Our Attractive Facilities Make Ranking a Pleasure Here t The entire office force makes vou ieei itt uume. uur pian . . ... is to have you feel better when uu icuve uian wnen you come, .. . A.. . . J j o uu inis spirit prevailing banking can not fail to be a pleasure here "Partners In Community Development" 'May 13th the gifts V7V' ') 7 you might STltKKT, KAST QQiy? rorez. ii FRONT SPOON f.V dntfn in Mcrliny rt tw ooncttcu. tbc spirii el tvudcrc if-rica. Ill tbePM- it th--. mow repmcnutiif I drconlivc of all Mr Pine cttnn form it flowing outlinr rrMi-a (hi- upward Of L mm Vine Tret shillings AaierltVi fiml i)vei cuius, carried a primitive imajf wf ihe pine trcr a a inarli of their gpnuiniTicBS, 'I hus the pine tree wa the firl symbol of sterling ilvcr in Atnerica mm WE have the honor to invite your inspection of Pine Tree Sterling at its iirnt howing. The prico arc wotd reasonable for sterlin; of mi h weight and distinction 6 lea f-jtoon-, $11.00; LARRY SCHADE Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1018 Next to Craterian Theatre New Health and Vigor From Drinking Milk m ur i iiKiv npa rn n . i and Vigor From 1 V! glowing both in should be a regular part of the diet. With children this is especially impor tant. Children do not thrive as they should unles they have milk a quart a day at least. SNIDER'S MILK IS Pasteurized Safe for All the Family Snider Dairy & Produce Co. If It's Snider's It's the Best to Buy Records Exchanged 400 NEW RfjT.OROS TO CHOOSE FROM tiring In your old records and exchanso them for new ones. , A Srgll Exchange Charge JENNINGS Bargain Store 5 South Front St. "This design is a truly stimulating departure from conventionalized themes tH- nnouiicing tA new sterling silver pattern the iwfra uralitel jel ulimitak bl indit-alr hrr u"et a. M UtU.NG H "IT AMINES and mineral salt3 are necessary for vigoorus, health. Milk supplies important quantities. Prom childhood to old age milk A. L? VromarP Plumbing and Heating Contractor Eighteen yean In business In Medford. We do nothing but first class work. Showroom 529 E. Main Phone 183-R K. I'ulultrblU. .) BACK SPOON On the tuck of each pirre of tinware I ibr imaje of tlir iinr ur id rrlief a tXMt-t replica of ibr image wbit h appeared op I'. ne Irer thiltmf. Tbit (iilinpuibctl i ojImiI will b partii-uUrl) prurd by lltr btMtoo. bermuisF il dco mr 7 . A cofiiplelr arrvicr ot diruifi war made in Ibr Pine tree drvigo 6 individual eulad forks, 917.50; 2 fi-piece sets (tt tea ttpomus 4 dessert furkc. 4 ilt'snerl knixe, 4 hotitllon j)(iun!i. l iinliiduul salad forks, 2 table fjiooi.), $73.35 complete. Telephone 89 Mrs. C. B. Shreve rtonldor ('reck. Calif. "I hsul a vi'i-y hard cold a tul cmih. Took Dr. I'iorce's C.oUlon Medical Dis covery accoidin to directions and it overcame t he trouMe. 1 nl? nave It to my little won after he had scarlatina and it yuve hint red cheeks and strenj;th. have a vial of Dr. Tierce'M Pleasant laxative Pellets in my hand I mm now. I do not think then are any. better medicines on the market than Dr. Pierce's. 1 have used t hem when needed fir thf pat f'fty years with unod re sult;." Mrs. Cecelia H. ShrVve. I'.nx lsti. Dr. Pierce's famous family rem edies are sold in every ditin store. In ta'dets or liquid. Send Dr. I'iereo, Pres. Invalids' Tote!. Utif falo. X. v., lt'c for trial pkc. of :: ny of his medielnes and write for free advice. 1 J? .Jlmmd iheworld Sail from New York City on December 1.1028. aboard the mngmticent Enpresa of Australia, "Dream Ship of Cruises". Travel for l.io days around the "wonder belt of the world" under the constant supervision of ex perienced cruise directors, Kcturn via Pucams Canal after visiting 21 countries, 2o ports. Canadian Pacific service and manngtment through out; fares surprisingly low. Booking sheets arc open: literature is ready for you! i O Canadian Vacilic Eifrtjs Travrilrrs Chtqut Hood Iht World Over. Canadian Pacific vVHDcacon Crn 4,itnt Pau-'r DepC SilhitdSt Poulan.1 MultiHjinah Hotel l OrTicisl Rprf smt Jti t fnr North America of ih Indun St4ti- KjiIw.c ; Do You Cough? parallclel in an m msiuii