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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD-, ' OREGON1, SUXDAY.' APRIL -29, 1928.
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Official paper of tha City of aftd.ord.
Official paper of Ja aaoo County.
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FEDERATED CLUBK
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THEY MERELY HELP AL SMITH
OF
17 OR the first tine in five month, Oregon, we nee, pets on
a the front patie of the San Francisco newspaper. The (('.
i-asion for this unusual publicity is the refusal of Mayor Baker
of I'ortlund to order down the sis-'n "All fr Al' in front of the j
Seward hotel iu spite of the demand of certain ladies of the
W. C. T. U. . i
This is the sort of publicity California likes to five its north- j
bor. It gives the impression that Oregon is a semi-civilized i
backwoods commonwealth, dominated largely by freaks and'
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lamioeit imniciliaiiv wuiuen w nu cariv uieir iijuuhts i.j (l kft,.ri.ti.rv tm lt 1f-rtvwethi.r
! valuable ideas, which, through the
courtesy of the standard Oil com
pany will be given the Interested
uublic. Invitations bave been sent
i out to those actively encased in
the automotive trades in Medford
and the valley, and a s)cfil invi
tation is extended through the
i press to all others, who wish to
take advantage of this opportan-
I ity.
I Requirements of the modern auf
omutive engine, in the matter of
lubrication will be discussed by
! the audience, following Mr. Was
The third episode in the lite of ! ner's main talk, and Uie public
Vailan, fj" n,l her loner ....II. . 1" InvlieU to present quesunns
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KMED TUESDAY
such extremes, that thev regard the mere label of a political j -ho for the past two months have have A0 i
' "l'1 Medford radio audiences expert s fund of scientific data will
heauipjarter as an offense against civic decency. gujjj i,e heard over ue al lne disposal of the assemb- j
Tlmrit-a to f.ivnr l'.i.k-er'K ucri-ililo refllsal to Ml'rrile fo tliii KMKU. the Mall Tribune-Viiein
K , . ..' , . r. , . . 11 . i radio station, Tuesday night from
absurd re-juet, the damage to Oregon s reputation will not b j niue ol ,0 tbl.0UBn ,he collrtel(y
serious. Nevertheless, it is unfortunate that am' group of eiti-,of the California Oregon Power
zens iu this state could, by their action, give cause for any pub-1 CThe"1plot Is thickening consider ! '
lage.
IiETP.OlT. Horace E. Dodee to
wed MIhs Miui.l Heisiiian, LletroiU
In I.'.nd'.n. -Mhv 16.
Attieiii Kent
trie nen' iVf set
lieity of this sort.
Joseph Brown In on the up, after
a minor encounter vith an auto.
In which he hurt a foot.
The oldest Maru kid who recent
ly set sail upon a commercial
career selling SatEvePosts is doing
fine. It is a great satiHfactlon to
his Paw to see him doing some
thing, as so many kids do not want
to do anything hut stand around
wondering If their hair ia alickcd
hack properly.
'I ho Ink in the political fountain
)iens is getting hot.
ii. Telfer Plymaile was downtown
Thura. on biz and pleasure. A
number of tho opposite sex made a
funs over hltn, but he received
their blandishments with scornful
indifference, which was well mer
ited. Tho Km Merrick 4 A needs re
furblhitig. Kefurb)nhlng is what
hup pens to be a piece of fancy
furniture when. It needs fixing.
We are informed by Jlobiatt
1-f'uel that the allegation of F.
Wortmun, that he sold him some
Wet wood, is Ju.st another cam
paign canard. Ho bias alao stated
hit political enemies were after
JiJrn.
Many favorable comments have
been oxprowd anent the weather,
which is liable to change any time
and start the cUHslng.
A flying trip thru the residential
areas, reveals a number of spank
ing new cars in front of cory
homes, the car costing more than
the house, in some Instances.
The Jaw announces Its Intention
to get after the speed Idiots on
Kast Main. It In well to be In a
hurry to get to the hospital when.
i;nd If, raucht.
The 1:111 CJore wheat Is up lo the
lower end of the leg of a pair of
golf pants that look like they will
full oif If the wearer takes another
step.
Homo big bugs In a private car
visited Jim Owen tho 1st of the
w k.
ASE SHOWN HERE
The Santtamo clock, an electric
ally wound clock lhat Is gaining
much favor thrnmhout tho coun
try, Is being especially featured
by three prominent Medfnrd Jow
elry concerns, tarry Kclindc, Rod
dy & Company nnd llrophy llrolh-
rrs. 1 tils remarkable clock Is guar
anteed to nlve accurule time within
thirty seconds a week and Is elec
trically wound. The Sangamo Is
"plugged in" a regular electrical
outlet, is operated with precision
clock works, In a sealed diiKt-prool
rabc, whu-li are wound by a small
electric motor. This motor, It Is
estimated, uses about r.O cents
worth of electricity a year.
The Sangamo clock Is obtainable
in all types of cases and Is de
sirable for home use as well as
schools, theaters and public build
ln.;s of all kinds, l.arry Kchude,
Itedrty & Company, and llrophy's
lire showing these new clocks al
their stores In this city.
ably and with the blase madame
oreover, such exhibitions of moronislic spleen can only lne mijst . oriental intrigue In
injure the cause they are designed to aid. Carried into the ' India, the third play promises to
, .-.1- . r I oe eveu more luieiesu.-K luun me
campaign tactics like these woul certainly drive scores of fair- two liave gone before it. Al-
minded people into the Smith camp, so they could register n 'hough each episode Is complete
, , , . , -, , ., .. , , - , i in itself, the Interest In the two
solemn protest against such puerile exhibitions of bigotry and : in characters is growing as they
intolerance. I move from one country to an-
. other.
I ! RnpfrnRllnn. nnt nroHlr-Hnns h,pa
and Mrs. Eugene Thomas. beea many and varj.d oa the ,,arl
left several weeks ago on an of radio listeners throughout the
ded tour of the nation arc ! valley, who have their own ideas
now in Washington D. C, accord-! to how they want the plot to
and It W'ill be interesting lo notice
how nearly they have guessed
what will take place in the third
play. Some of the Ideas suggest
ed would do credJt to the authors
of best sellers.
1
nir In ft lfMer roeal viii vaul nr.
day from llr. Thomas who wrote,
that he sat with congress last
week and listened to a "long
winded" oration by Henator Hef
lln. He also wrote that he and
his wife went to the top of the
Washington monument and beheld
the beauties of Washington from
' the air.
The final act of the two day..1 ,Ba'e" of S.alem arrived In
Medford last evening to make his
convention of the first district heaquaI.ters unUl next Kriduy
federation women's clubs, which j evening when he will fight Pat
closed here yesterday, wan the Padelford of this city in a ten
Installation of officers for a round main event bout at the
two-yar period: President, Miss Hilarity hall sporting arena.
Grace H. Chamberlain of Ash
land; first vice president. Mrs.
Hamilton of Klamath Falls! sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Jackson
of Grants Pass; -third vice presi
dent. Mi's. A. E. Hanby of Med
ford; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Klamath Falls:
recording secretary, Mrs. Glen of1
Valley view; treasurer, Mrs. Itash
ler of Roguo Itiver and auditor,
MIkn Elizabeth Palmer of Ash
land. !
The afternoon session was taken
up principally in three-mlnute
speeches, on topics of Interest to
tho various clubs, and to the fed
eration. The value of owning a
club house, the responsibility the
club woman owes her community,1
and the constructive value of co
operation among the women's
club, were points covered In the
various talks.
A no hostess luncheon was
held at Hotel Medford yesterday
noon, in which the federation
honored the past presidents of the
organization. Five of them were
present, including Mrs.- J. F.
Mundy of Medford, Mrs. C. H.
I-rttinkin of shlund, Mm. Jay Ter-j
rill of Talent, Mrs. Gordon Mc-1
C'racken of Ashland and Mrs.l
0. M. Woodward of Grants Pans.
Talks were given by each of tire I
honored guests. In i espouse tn an!
ooenlng address delivered by Mlsa
Chamberlain, president of
Hoy Lofland of Provost spent
yesterday In the city trading.
L
The Christian Workers Train
ing Bchool cloned with the meet
ing at the M. E. church last Fri
day night. Over seventy-five
leaders in the Sunday ,Kchool
work of Medford and Central
Point have lx;en In attendance
at the four classes of this school.
Twenty-eight credits toward the
diploma lnsucd by the Internation
al Council of Kellglous education
aro being distributed Sunday to
these teachers. lie v. Vanhu'y lrf
chairman of the committee on
education of the Oregon council,
who served as denn, exprensed
great pleasure at the attendance
and Interest In the school at
Medford nnd Ashland. These
schools close the training school
work of the council for the season.
Mrs. Clara G. Esson, field work
er for the Christian church as
sisted In the school, teaching a
the'r'aHR on lnf't'10,, 'or primary do-
f "dcra t Ion, who acted as touat
mlstrcss. A number of helpful suggestions
for club activity and manage
ment were carried homo by the
or more delegates who gather
ed In Medford and represented
their respective clubs . from the
cities throughout southern
pa rt m n t work ors.
Political Announcements
gon, nnd the convention was voted
one of the most constructive and
beneficial ever held by this dis
trict. A
FOR RnFHtlFF
I am a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, prl
Ore-.mary May ig. CHAS. D. STACY.
Rrevines
Mrs. George Limlley of Klam
ath Falls, a former well known
resident of Medford for many
years, was in attendance at the
foderatlno of women's clubs here
the punt two days as
May 17
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for Sheriff at the May
primaries. I have had exper.ancf
In both tax and criminal depart
ments and promise efficient and
"cnnomlcal service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN.
OOVNTY CLERK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economy
and courtesy. G. K. CARTER.
May 17. Talent
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
When politicians share the prof
its of criminals, Including ruco
track and prize ring vrimtnaln. and
when the same politicians are able
to put their num on the bench,
you can't expect very "hish grade"
justice.
The Hoover campaign seems
rlifMnful. At a Now York dinner
of (ho Hepuhllcnn club nearly all
Republican delrgatos to the com
ing convention present. Hoovers
name was wildly cheered.
Aud In Indiana Secretary Hoover
may curry tho stalo at the primar
ies, tn splto of opiK)sltlon.
Aij this annoys favorlto sons.
4-4
A Gamut n scientist proposes
"ono clock for tho entire scientific
world." Tho exact time would bo
hrtrndcast throughout the world by
radio. It would he correct within
one-one-liundrcdththousaiidtli part
of second," which sorms exces
sive accuracy to tho laynian.
One "master svnrhrnnlxnr" wnilhl
do the work for the whole world.
WASHINGTON. Coolhtgo mis
condolences to widow of Repre
sentative Madden.
from the Klamath Falls club, and
during this time was the gust of
Mrs. H. I a, Noblitt. Who will re
turn home today.
Having sold their homo last
week on West Tenth street, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard J. Hoyd now
are residing in Eugene, where
Mr. Hoyd was transferred by the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company, of which company he
has been an employee here for
several years.
The 11. 1. I, film company,
which mado a two-reel co tried y,
"The Reporter." in Medford two
weeks ago. completed making a
similar comedy in Klamath l ulls
last week. The II. 1. L. com
pany makes Its headquarters at
Crescent City. Cal.. and In that
city went under tho name of the
Crescent Film company. with
Charles iJorety and Gene I-nytuon
named as tho two main officers.
The film was shown in a Klam
ath Falls theatre tho last three
days of lit st week.
In the departure of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor -He t her buth tho Le
gion and Auxiliary lose valuable
members. Protexsor -Sether's re
moval to Palo Alto is In line HvHh
his dONlre to complete hta idndy
for A. It. degree tills year. Mrs.
N-'ther's contributions to the Aux
iliary columns of tho Medfnrd
Ici;lin u ill lie mlKsed by the
ladles' organization. Med fun! Le
gion. MiKs Grace, , Chamberlain,
spent yesterday tn Medford, hav
ing motored .low n from her Ash
land homo early In the morn
ing. II. T. i:dr.on. 1 'lilted States
naval recruiting officer stationed
at Grants pass, spent yesterday tn
Medford In the interest of locnting
recruits for his branch of the
.service
to this city and reports recruiting
to be generally light, with the ar
rival of wu tin or and sunnier
weather.
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County Clerk on the Ho
delegate I mihlican ticket.
A. J. CROHE.
May 17.
I hereby announce my candldacf
for the republican nomination fol
County Clerk.
CHESTER PARKER.
May 17.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
for tho Republican nomination fot
County Clerk for n second term.
DELI LI A STEVENS MEYER.
May H
KCHOOli SUPERINTENDENT
I am a candidate for the re
I publican nomination for school
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS.
Medford. May 17.
I am a candidate for the Repub
I loan nomination for county su
porintendent.
G. W. MILAM.
May 17
COVNTY (XrM.MISKlONKR
I am a candidate for re-nom! na
tion on the republican ticket foi
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated and elected I will cnntlnu
to do my best to give the peopu
an economical business adminis
tration. VICTOR UlTRSELL.
May 11
I urn a candidate for the offlc
of county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republican party at
the May primary. J. G. LOVE.
Snowy Rutte Orchard. Central Pt
LUBRICANT- EXPERT
TALKS WEDNESDAY
Interesting facts developed aud
discovered by the research de
partment of the Standard Oil com
pany of California, will be pre
sented in a talk to be Tlven by
L. T. Wagner, noted automotive
and lubricating engineer, in the
lower banquet hall of Hotel Med
ford Wednesday night beginning
at eight o'clock.
Mr. W'atmer has a host of in-
New
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9:00 o'clock
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gram. Amor? others who
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Florence McElhose
Edna Isaacs
Kuth Reed
Mrs. Alex Sparrow
Kllow Mao Wilson
Helen Kdmlston
Harold Corliss
Wm. F. Isaacs
Porter J. Neff
Paul Scherer
Merton Ferebee
George Maddox
George Johnson
and the High School girls'
quartet
Kllow Mae Wilson
Betty Janes
Mildred Lawrence
Lucille Crews.
Remember! Tune in Mon
day night at 9 o'clock
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214 W. Main Medford, Ore. Phone 12
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N: Central
Medford, Oregon
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
A. L. Vroman
Plumbing and
Heating Contractor
Eighteen years In business
in Medford. We do nothing
but first class work.
8howroom 529 E. Main
Phone 183-R
For Community
Service
There is n pleasure in Serving.
To serve the. aiiiiiinuiiity's
needs, to eo-operale in commun
ity endeavors, ami to malic a
bitrp'r and better Medford is
the policy adopted by thi-,
Hunk.
Any one having plans for the
betterment of Medford and
community is cordially invited
to come in and talk it over with
our officers.
We wish to assist in every way
possible.
uiNtuuT .vrroitMiv
I sin a ciinillilnln for rrneniliin
Hon In the Hepul.tii-an primaries,
Mny 1Mb. I Klan.l h-li;ed to
KUtii-d the taxpiiy.'i s fi.nn Ions
unneceitMiry, cMcnive trUI or
Invent iKiillonn l.y nceuiihg plena of
liuilty iin.l itec.ly con'l. -lions.
Ill l.).'T 1 liHii.lle.l IMS ,-rlliilliiil
CHses. Het'lirrH 7 roltvl.-l ImiM from S
lo imiJies periodical trips I (, hil and 4.10 plr.is of uullly.
i ink coon ti:um ui;si:i!Vi;s
ASOTlli;it.
NEWTON C. CIIANEV.
Mny K.
rHfc
'Partners in Community
Development"
FRAMES
AT
TROWBRIDGE
B
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The Jackson County Building & Loan Association Is a
Mutual Institution
A
Prospective Builders
will find our service especially de
sirable. WBen a person starts to save,
he soon accumulates enough to mako
the initial payment on a home. Let us
help you to become a home owner
through our home loan plan.
It is a mutual institution in which all share in the manage
ment and the profits. Funds invested in this association
yield 7 per cent dividends payable semi-annually. It is
a SAFE, PROFITABLE investment in which your money is
AVAILABLE should you wish to withdraw it. You cannot
make a better investment than this one in YOUR institu
tion, right here in Medford.
Jackson
Building
County
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WE)
Association
The Place to Invest Your Savings
Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
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