Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextsreTwoftTi itm TttrBtrarg, immonv, ottv.aov, wepyespay. may 9. m?. THItKB 3 (OPPOSE THOMAS fti ! iflBiiinfiFsmPiw,v WORLD PEACE LEADERS MEET CSS, .... , of Jackson .it h "hoU"i. writing on I"?.f .t the .Plmar election. . 11 fur at I1 l" h-rnL Frank Wurlman is U "'?? run fr tl. 1' Kl.sla- J"f,i v..ler.lny tlmt lie ,w mTter un.l.T advisement. .J Ampule l ":iiB k ':.-.., romini.sin.-r. ,!'' ." ' ;,,iii1K n thou- ' """i of rtcak 10 summer pas lWd0'".; : ...fv. and is net -L,t enterinR Hie po- 1 1 .... The ilemnrrntH Ji f.r another faKh to make up a full tli'krt while it i fe",e. ' r Harry No.- i. ca.ulim.L-s f.r circuit Ca r-Sular tall"!. """; 'Swing for .lis.rict attorney . . .. i....Mii, for slier. fl. IIU'I"""7 V".,. hn IB date very mi. .n in the primary election ' I Lfl. "t ll'e can.lKlates I KVlr worker are busy ...ak Z house tu house canvasses ol liUdenM ami rural districts. J Mice Crcms this afternoon I .rf the followinB statement: I Hid I cnosen to be a an" J Mate for the position of c.i t judge ef this' district. I wild have filed my dcrlara- ,M aiul entered the cam I ujsn for the nu.ninaiton. J However, nfcer the time I fiiinK linil expired, many ,1 my friends f r o m hotli "1 jrkwn and Josephine coun I ,n came to me and asked I k 10 become a candidate ly triling in my name for that liosltion. I told them that, if y nej- desired to compliment m J b, writing In my name, and I Alt, if 'he expression lit Hie polls was ""eh as to convince u thai there was a Beneral Ireland for my candidacy, I I lould qualify and make the nee. J 1 am Informed now that llr.. Norton of (Iranls l'ass 1 willing to accept tlio nomination. He is a good I nun and a good lawyer and, 'J If he is really desirous of lie nomination, 1 have no doubt that he has a- suft'l- rient number of friends in the two counties to place him on the ballot by writ ing in Ilia name. 1 a:: THEODORE BURTON 'IS!? v. START DRIVE TO IGENERAL LANE'S E PLANT IN VALLEY! MEDFORD VISITOR For the purpose of securing the j Mrs. Annie Ilium he Shelby of erection and operation of a rabbit ! Portland, m andd.u.gl.ier of ",cn mai ketlnB plant in the city of Metl-. era 1 Joseph Lane, historical chii. - ford durins the next few months, i acter i somlic n Oregon, is the Southern Oregon Mtituul Rabbit ossnciatlon is now enKaged In Ket- rL. y i ST v. M.P CLAUDE L f ! -- 5-4 Sea tVb 9 ERIDTJOF NANSKN SIR ESME HOWARD VON PRITTWITZ Listed among the speakers at the centennial meeting of the American Peace Society at Cleveland, 0., May 7-11, are M. Paul Claudel, poet and French ambassador to the U. S.; Frederich Wilhelm von Prittwiti, German ambassador; Dr. Fridtjof Nunsen, Arctic ex plorer, formerly Norwegian minister to the Court of St. James and one-time winner of the Nobel peace prize, and Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador. Representative Theodore Burton, of Ohio, president of the American Peace Society, is chairman of the world conference on international justice. JURY LIST FOR CHANEY'S TRIAL CITY SANITARY HERD OF HOGS ting the pledges of its members and other rabbit producers for a definite number of rabbits to be furnished to this plant beginning next September. It will require not less than 2000 breeding does to breed the required number. It is desired to make a heglmiii.K next fall with a monthly turnover of I.) tons of rabbits, and It Is estimated that this Is entirely feasible with the present supply of does In the Rogue Kiver valley. The plunt is to lie constructed by the American Halibit associa tion, a cumpuny with headquarters j in I.cih Angeles. Cal. This company Is financed and organized to put the nilil.it business on a pitying basis for the producers. They are asking the producers to furnish a certain and secure basis for the. continued operation of their plant, anil to this end uro asking the pledges of a schedule of monthly production from the producers. They are also askim? for a sunft'i cient sum to he used in adlng the construction of the plant, so that the local producers will have some thing ut stake In tho plant, and can consider t uh something in which they have on Interest. Tho I amount asked for will not exceed , j $1000 from the whole valley for , cue purpose oi moping to cousiroci , the building, and the company Is4 offering to buy for spot cash lit prices based on tho current market I prices all the live rabbits that may be offered at tho plant. I The whole plan will be explained ill detail by U. M. Lowe of Ash-1 land, at a mooting of Hip Southern i Oregon ltubbit Breeders' ttssuciii-1 tion, to be held Friday evening. May 11, at the Knights of Pythias hall in .Medford. The meeting is public and all who are interested la tho subject from any angle whatever lire urged to be present. 1 ...lf.,r. ,,. ..11. .......... Katl.eii.ig and card parly Thurs day all, Tn, mi.i to be held at St. .Mark's Ouild hull, given by the llinenil Joseph l-ane club of this cliy. The party is to replenish the fund for erecting a marker to the memory of the noted general, in the exact spot where ho signed the peace treaty with the ltogoe Kiver Indians. 1'lans to have the children take part in the celebra tion accompanying the p lacing of the marker, was commented upon as being fitting by Mrs. Shelby, who recollects the great fondness Willi which her grandfather al ways regarded children. Mrs. II. U. ll'AILIni. president of the Cen eral Joseph Lane cli.h here, Is actively engaged with plans for the celebration which Is to take place in the near future. THE NEW RIALTO HURRY! POSITIVELY T1SJR TODAY Ilia firarc Carney, who has wn visiting with her parents. lir. and Mrs. M. D. Carney at itkwell Mill near Central 1'oint, ft with her sister, .Mrs. Marie Sauer, for San Francisco last I.jiiuaj evening. Hiss Carney came for this visit 'B Juneau, Alaska, on April 2!t l She had arranged to come Seattle to Medford by uir- e, hut discovered to her sor- that alie was not a good "r and u'iu r., .,... .i tn y t- plane at Portland after hav R covered the distance between Irttlleaml Portland in one hour t 111 10 minutes. "as Carney. .), s ln the lT. s. t service, asked for a trans " to Alaska, agreeing to remain -t for two years. That was 'years ago. Alihounh she Nils enthusiastically of Alaska, says Oregon and California "k Hood to her again. The jury list for the session of the circuit court beginning next Monday, May 14, nt which District Attorney Xewton C. Chancy, under 11 Indictments alleging larceny of money from the prohibition en forcement fund, is as follows: Henry Owens, Medford; A. 11. Dougherty, Medford: G. IS. Satch wcll, Medford, 4 1 1 S. Front: Ches ter Applegato, Ashland; M. M. Kin dle, Central Point; F. S. Lofton, Cold Hill: Ethel MacDonald, Ash land, "2 Garfield: Theo. J. Fish, Jr., l'hoenix; John A. Anderson, Central Point; Geo. It. Icenhower, Ashland, MO Allison; C. II. Marrl man, Medford: C. AW Conklin, Medford: Amy llrown. Kaglc Point: Frank Allen l'efley, Medford. 1112 Heildy; L. O. Howard, Medford, 211 Genesee; I.oyd I'alen, Medford. 102 West Third; Norn V. lloniir, Phoenix: Geo. W. Wendt, Jackson ville; Thos. Swem, Jr., Medford: Verne VanDyke, Medford; Thos. A. C u 1 b e r t s o n, Ashland: l.em If. Hughes, Medford: ('has. T. Ferns. Medford: J. Jr. Allen, Eagle Point; K. It. Stoddard, Medford: C. X. Merritt, Central Point; C. (!. Dun can. Central Point; Henry O. len ders, Jr., Ashland: Kali Gaddls. Medford; Milton It. Harper. Cen tral Point; Percy l.nfland. Central Point: Moy A. Seaman: Medford. Coolidge Does Not Choose to Fly in Passenger Airplane Following the recent settlement of its injunction against Ray Spen cer and W. 1L Welty, two farmers who had been collecting garbage from local restaurants and hotel dining rooms, the1 City Sanltnvy Service Is rapidly getting Into nor mal operation, route collections be ing made daily. A permanent injunction was re cently returned in circuit court re training' Spencer and Welty from making garbage1 collections from the Hotel Medford, Motel Jackson, Hotel Holland. Pastime Pool Hall. Crater Lake Cafe, frowson's Con- Mor. was politely fectioncrv. Tom's Restaurant. Club turned down ICnle, Ideal Cafe, Coffee Cup Cafe, j I)o-Drop-In Restaurant, J. N. Cafe, ! Jewell Cafe and nil other Medford i eating houses and also individuals. Taking advantage of this new supply of garbage, the City Sani tary Service has purchased a large number of ho.s which will be fed at the cily dump grounds on the eastern edge of Medford. Spencer and Welty, each of whom had a large number of hogi, dependent largely on tho garbage for food, have disposed of them, according to reports. 4, WASHINGTON. May 9. OP) President Coolidge does not choose to fly at least not during his term of office. An invitation extended to him today by Muss ltalley, 4- Rapid City banker and uvla- by firmly Ha Hey offered to bring ! down to Washington n new fifteen passenger tri-motor ! plane. MOLALLA. Molalla bridge will cost $31,470. river Tillamook county has $23,000 In spend for county fair buildings, store j Keep Your Skin .Looking Young Protect your beauty in nil kinds of weatherwith this new face powder MELLO-GLO. Does not give the skin a dry feeling: does not clog the pores; is not affected so much by perspiration. Stays on longer. So pure and fine. M EIJ.O-CLO Is made by a new French Process. It's truly wonderful. Heath's Drug IT'S HIS BIG LAUGH SPECIAL TOMORROW "GIRLS OF THE UNDERWORLD" mal Strawberries In Portland Market at 2 Dollars Crate 0 HTI I 'n - l .. ' UrC" Jlay 9 W i v ' ' ere ouereii to- ,u uui.iuk.1 quantities. Prices about the same as for C'nli C to T- "" "lilfh fetched ! wbbj ,- crates aim M 3.2a tur 20-plnt crates. I A! OA num., .. t . . L " MO Has inwer at the open- ! tocEr ,,r,nBins "-20 i,cr Other rv.n.n.n..t.i 'ate .i """""es were anont , at yesterday's quotations.1 MM country dressed mc.it m,r. IH iL,'as ,lectleHy firmer with I ere at 18 to 1S4 Sl neavv with h.- ., s n tu cents. w cf mea,s were "" , i'Utl a" ccnt r,se ln ,he Hu Z. T e"r? VSK 25M, i Wt cIf.S"'''"iy to,lny- tester. L7i of '"'"fr and 1407 ' Bieht .r , J'nne holdings ldS9!r"n.l8or , . fonriTTT: 1-,1-a, r.ighty thousand ' lower n " for Frult fr fay nurse.-y. T.N,r'-P".l.aPd sanl- m build jcoo.ooo nurM' at" the Mall tf ows and Dnnr mm ' t. u I1 J:r,EST SfTt IN mm 'j "OtTnErtN OREGON . mnnu mm iJDtlnnn mmfl - M M U THE FIRST DOLLAR Invested in the Jackson County Building & Loan IS THE FIRST PLANK IN YOUR HOME Profitable Yet Safe and Available Stock in our association pays semi-annual dividends of 7 per cent. It is SAFE, too, backed by 19 years of successful business and earnings of over a million dollars. You'll find your money AVAILABLE another ad vantage of this home investment. When a person invests his first dollar in our in stitution, lie is opcninir an account that will soon accumulate into enough- for an initial payment on a home of his own. Our home loan plan enahles him to pay for his home from his weekly earn ings. It will be well worth while to investigate this plan. Jackson County Building & Loan TOMORROW! EVENING, BEGINNING 8 o'CLOCK A Fashion Review Of Lovely and Practical LINGERIE And Figure-Controlling Garments for Women Only Tomorrow evening at H o'clock, we have prepared an interesting showing of last niiiiute uiitlcrdiings, shown on living models. Our many feminine friends in southern Oregon are all cordially invited to attend t his showing as our guests. Soft lingerie and figure-controlling gar ments of every type will he shown all from our regular stock. Oirl graduates and prospective brides will he especially interested in this revue. SOME LINGERIE SPECIALS For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Kickernick Kielteniii'ks Comlirazt'res, mmlit of lienvy Knid" Tric ot siu.'di!. This iinni'iit is 11 vest bloomer- ami bras siere all in out; and conies in pinit and flesh colors. $4.95 Rayon Shorties Hayon short ios with cuff knees and trimmed styles. All colors nnd sizes, special at Corselettes Xalnre's rival. . Kwami eorselcttcs, lightly boned with inserts of silk clastic over hips. Flesh and white. An excellent value at $4.95 Pajamas Women's and misses' pon gee pajamas, trimmed in dainty bund painted dc sinns. All sizes. $4.45 Stepins Oossard Stepins, designed for tbe sliy:lit and average figure. Made of double, Skinner's crepe and soft elastic. T r i in m c d in dainty lace; liubt pink color. $7.95 Shorties Shorties, made of a heavy grade, crepe de chene in all light shades. is2.4." values, special $1.95 $1.45 f "THE STORE FPU EVERYBODY f'IIONE-480-407 HC0fOK9.0NtON. Association The Place to Invest Your Savings Over liJpYears in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny We) i -Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in minimi i)iniI!!I!JJ1llfTI,iniiiHiiiiiiiiiiMii!iiiiiiMifiiiiui!iiiui i iiiiiniii iniiiiic. ' 'i ii iiii ill minimi iiiilillllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM i ilium i iiiiiiiiiiii?? 1 ' mill mm ii iiiiiiiiiii 1 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiniii Minium in? ! XACTO SENTRY Is Coming Tomorrow ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For "Women $1.93 INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS r