Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

WEPFOftP matg tnmvm. ctrt)?orp, "onEflos. tttttr'day, may 10, 132s '
'P3TTE T11KEB
I
Deauville
1 ,., fin-table and smart, trim in appoar
" woven sandals will le more lioi.ular
Sin'i'verthismiei-.-
a mm iii (',llmn ,,cels' 1,llu'k niHl wllite'
i n. mill lavender, tan and Avhite, and tan
J brown. In low l't'ols, tan ami l.lne-
S5.85
S6.85
S8.85
The BOOTERY
"Beautiful Shoes for Women"
STRANG BROS.
"Watch Our Windows
CHANEY WILL BE
TRIED ON FIRS!
NOTHING FREAKISH WIEOOEFT 10
ABOUT WEATHERi APPEAR
EF
iLi
T
S3Q0 INDlCTMEHTiTHE PAST MONTH
1. ...... I 1 . I. .. Tl.nA n iinnonill fa.ltlirOS
siieolnl prosecutor for thft sun, j lu lust month's weather, tile month
ami the attorney for the defonne, , for the most part being" a normal
tHnt District Attorney Newton O. April, acconliiiK to the otncioi
C'haney will he hrouKht to trial I summary Just completed by L. al
next Momlay mornltiK upon the In-I ter Dii k, meteorologist In charge
dktmeih alleBiiiB lareeny of public i of the Meilfonl weather station,
money, which specifies the amount Two heavy frosts, accompanied
as $310. This is the first of the by so-called kllllnR temperatures,
eleven Indictments r e t u r n e d ! and one light frost formed during
auainst him, churvins larceny j the first week of the month. Uttle
t.tt.1...... rw. riamnra wiatilrail. hnWfiVOT. 0.8
fund. lender vegetation hnd not yet been
t!-I1 ulll cf. ir Mnmlnv tnitc.
nhiB at tn o'clock, with Circuit
Juli;e J. K. SUlpwurth of hum
set out, uml iwrennlals had not
eanj.1,0.1 tlwklr toiwlnf HtnlTA I lit! TV
lufler all vegetation advanced rap-
llorh Wloiloeft nnd h inimlt- Pete Allen and Ocoirc Kdwardu,
jable Itrunswick recordiiiK 01 die- ; two local reshlontfi, 11 ro In the
tta literally took Medford by storm county Jail nnd were wihhiuu'U t
Inst niiiht when danco Invent from have heuiinRK in JudRB Taylor's
every part uf southern OreKuti ! court today on chium'.s of posses-Rattiei-ed
at the Oriental Cnrdcns i t'" nnd transportation of moon
, , . ., 'whine, following their arrest early
to attend the Shrine danc. It . . . . . ., i.v
this mornintf near Ashlunu t
was a hiK night and everyone left ' p,M,my Sheriff Lewis .lenninps nnd
ne beautiful hall t in lin with ; Niuht Polieoiiiun Moon of Asmano.
happiness and anxious to dunce The officers were forced to chase
ocaln to the music of Herb's versa- Allen nnd
tile aggregation. 1 miles
Tomorrow night Wledoeffs or- I made,
chest ra will again delight dancers I A large Studebuker touring;
of the Itngue Itivei' valley with
Idwaids for neatly ten
before the arrests were
judge j. k. MKipworin or i-aneiuucr uu vrfiriuuuii . . ..i.. ....,,, ......
county on the bench. The Jury, j Idly until I lie end of the month, UH their dance music made famous by
l htt I'fL'iilii r mi titl. hiiH Itcen lit
structed to report nt 9:3o o'clock.
Judge Skinworth, assigned to the
case by the state supreme court.
Is expected to arrive Saturday nnd
hear any motion that may be ad
vanced by either side. The trial is
there were no further fruHts dur
ins April.
The total mean temperature lor
April was 50 decrees, or 1.5 de
grees below the past average fr
that month. The maximum wan
! which the pair
1 lie confiscated
were driving
In this car,
ca r
will
tin
of Roseburg, named as special
prosecutors by the court. . Among
the witnesses slated to testify fin
the state nre I.uke S. May of Seat
tle, Wash., and Robert 1. Crad
dock of Portland, Ore., handwrit
ing experts, nnd neveral under
cover agents of the state problbl
! tion force.
thousands of Itrunswick records. officers allege, Allen and l-Mwards
To meet the popular demand here were bringing a cargo of iiuuin
this orchestra will once more up- shlno to this city for the local
pear at the Oriental Cardens and trade. Officers also allege that
plans nre being made to accommo- the pair had been in the moon-
l-it.i n r.i-rtii-.l m I t. lli.it nf l-.ut ij.lnn 1 1 1 ti uu f.if tinlili'll Itl A tl rial
(lit on April 2, and the minimum ! night. Some brand new dance hits i were em mite from some California
Was oU.-t On IIIO till. i w"j 1 win oe leaiureu ami ieioen s poiiu wiien i rie cniis i tPiiinirni i ti
the Kingsbury Soda springs
the officers close behind but
ii i !, t.i uii.ii tin fli.i.liiL' itnir
Joyable to those who attended last I who apparently drove their ma-
night as wtdl as newcomers. j chine at full speed.
AutoirriMihcd llrunswirk rccnnls In an iitlemnt to destroy evl-
will be presented to early arrivals j deuce, several gallon Jugs of al-
ut tomorrow evening's dance, an- leged moonshine and numerous
other feature that will help to
expected to last three days. was 31M on llio 4tn. i ins win ne leaturea aim u leuoen s poiui
The state will be represented by meun values were quite uniform, entertainers will spring something neat
Attorney J. N. Johnson of ('.rants the fluctuations from day to day new in stunts which will make with
1'ass and State Senator It. U Kddy being small. FreextnR tempera- Friday's party interesting and en- j una)
i?..!. ni,i,,.,i ..u u..i 1 tores occurred on only three days, lovable to those who attended last i who
tures occurred on only three days.
rh trttnl or(i.loltallnn was
of an inch, a deficiency of .87 of
an Inch for the month. Traces of
snow fell on the first three aays.
and linht hall fell on the 3rd and
18th. Measureahle amounts of rairt
fell on H days, and traces of rain
on five other days, lite Hreaiem
'2-l hour prec'lplailon was ,ia ui
Inch on the lf.th lUtli.
The official summary ior m.o
monlh was in part as follows:
make the coining final anncarani
of 1 lerlj "Wledofl'l's int'lody inaki't-H
a Joyous event that will
eclipse last hIkIiI'h affair.
tlatn
1
THE EW
RIALTO
TODAY
. AND
FRIDAY
The Sensation of the Season
The Greatest Sex Picture Ever Filmed
"Girls of the
Underworld"
A DARING
EXPOSE OF
JAZZ MAD
YOUTH
WILD PARTIES
RUINED LIVES
No Lecture
No Slides
MATINEES-LADIES ONLY
NIGHTS MEN ONLY
NO CHILDREN UNDER 16
ADMISSION 35c
3 .
4 .
e .
6 .
7 .
8 .
9. .
10 .
Ill
12
1:1
14
15
in
17
18
19
20
21
Few citizens of Mcdford real
ize what effect color Is hnvlllK
on all of use." declared Mr. Tierolf
of the HIr I'lnes dumber com
pany In commenting on the I'nbco
products display, beiiiR held there
on West Main street. "Only a
few short years uko the public
made little use of color. Our
homos were plain and modest In
their coloring. Itoois were nevn
colored. But color has definitely
come Into our lives, to hrlKhlen
them, to beautify and excite them.
The greatest element that has
crept Into human consciousness u
color. .
"One has to attend the ranco
meanliiB. in tins uisp.uy i 25
roofs j of henutiful colors. Tho j ,fi
visitors have marveled nt tho 7
beautv achieved In these shinnies.
manufacturea ny tne i '"""
Companies, Inc., which has Ions
been a pioneer in the matter of
colored shingles. ,.
"When it is considered that
these shingles can bo placed di
rectly over the old-iasnionen ruum,
nnd enn be purchased on tho con
venient payment plan, there Is
very little. If any reason, for a
homo owner not equipping his
home with them.
"The experts say home builders
are today giving as much care
and thought to the type and co or
of roof as they are to the founda
tion. A home with a good foun
Idnilon but having a roof that Is
liable to catch fire, doesn't mean
'a good investment. They have
said that a good roof today Isn t
ijust a necessity its an invest
I ment. .
I "Great interest has been shown
'also in the many varied uses of
Ipahco lacquers, multi-service paint
iand the new Pabco do luxe rugs.
i&
29
30
Mean ...
Max
4K
47
r.o
. no
. 01
. 68
. 71
. 70
. lift
. r.7
. 3
. 2
.. 05
.. r.s
.. 55
.. 56
.. 64
.. 51
.. 49
.. 68
.. 66
... 77
... 61
... 62
... 75
... 74
... 68
... 69
... 71
... 69
09 .9
Mln Mean tatlon
33
35
31
30
39
31
.14
38
44
41
42
38
43
34
40
38
36
47
30
40
63
38
45
42
34
42
40
37
39
38
38.1
t
even
40 -H2
41 .16
40 .04
40 .01
60 .01
50 0
52 0
67 0
54
49 T
52 .OS
60 T
64 T'
41! 0
00 .13
47 M4
45 .02
44 .04
42 .01
49 .08
54 . 0
58 0
63 .01
52 T
64 0
58 0
64 T
63 0
66 0
54 .01
0.89
I pint bottles were thrown from the
j I'lei'tug car, but tho officers, fol
, lowing the arrests, located a one-
giillon jug and eight pints of al
lcgi'd nnmnxliluo, which will be
brought Into court ns evidence. A
pint of moonshine was also found
lu the machine when II was finally
stopped near the south. 'I'll cily
limits of Ashland.
Last night's capture Is the first
i booy.e running car to have been
'seized ill .lackson county for sev
eral months nnd is the second one
ibis year.
i
Perhaps one of the largest crowds I
.vuc u.... t llm I .,'!., ,,tl f!r,liltu!
. ... . ,. .... I ii ; i wt'lii -.. nit gi
was present lasl night at tlx i ttnlniiii; h.'Iu.i.I for
Shi iiiers' benefit dance, with Herb . ,.,,V0 ivrtlficales al
U'l... I. ...ft'., ....Itou. ultonlvilitr tin, I ... .
music for the occusloa. Conserva
tive estimates placo the attend
ance at over 400 couples, which
Included dancers from all parts of
southern Oregon, Willi large dele-
gallons present nom Asnianu niiu
('.runts Pass. The orchestra by
popular demand will play at the
Oriental Gardens again tomorrow
n.:ht.
I'I.a ,l,ia rahirnnil n uiil.Hti.n-
tial profit for the Shrine patrol
team and marked Wledoeffs first
appearance In a dance hall here fur
two years. The orchestra present
ed several novelty numbers which
nre rarely seen here.
.,,..,.. r.' " I , I . 1 1 l I . 1 , 1 1 , .11111., Lilly .
ever seen In I lip Oriental Hardens j ,p) Twenty-nine graduates of the
II" lllll HI'H W 111 l i
nt -the tifith coni-
liiencenient exercises of I lie t'lli-
rsllv of California here May 111.
4.
I'HNW.KTON, Ore.. May 10.
. 1,i,i II I'ni-liiw 7. fur 3-1 Vi'iH-K
Jnstlce of the peace in I'endleton,
died nt his home hero last night
from bi'.'irt (lixiMIHn 111.(1 Itrlubt'S
disease. He had long been associ
ated with official offices In this
city.
M. M.
Special communtcntlon
Mcdford Lodge No. 103, A
F. & A. M., Krlday. May 1 1
7:30 n. in. Work In the
d.-cree. Ity order of W. M
C. M. lKtrSTON, Secy
EI ROBINSON IS
22
NICO-DUST
KILLS APHIS
Xiifi-Dnxt is llio fastest. killiiiK inswtirido
on the market.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'
This electric iron
watches
its own
temperature
Trice $7,75
'RON WITH THE BUILT-IN WATCHMAN ' l1" 1. f
Spencer Disc Thermo5Ut- VS2$i -TJ)
1 ; W
10
, " .IUII1I.U
" P yoot iron t( right heat, i
GLAD 10 GET mi
Gain Robinson, sales manager of
tlie Owen-Oregon Lumber com-
v,o fnturned from a trip
through Texas, Oklahomn. Kansas
nnd Missouri, gelling acqu... .......
with the lumber trade and clients
of the local concern. Conditions
rnnglng from "highly prosperous'
to "spotled" economically, are re
ported by Mr. Uoblnson. Houston.
Texas, he reports. Is enjoying the
forthcoming democratic convention
pri,.,.!.Tihi.l.?i I n he vls'tled. he found
politics more or less active, with a
strong Kmlth sentiment, and Hoov
er the leading republican choice.
He was in Oklahoma t uy me ..aj
of the Olcinhoma state meet, and
rival factions of the republican
party were warring, with the result
that Hoover was temporarily "eu
chered" by a combination of Low
den and Curtis partisans.
Mr. Uoblnson returned cnnvlnc
j ,h. Unuiie Itiver valley sur
passes other sections in from three
to 14 ways. -
MRS. MONTGOMERY TO
ATTEND LODGE MEET
Peoples Electric Store
W. Main fj(nAtr.A . PnAtio 12
AUCUlVlUi VAC. "V.iu
Mrs Naomi A. Montgomery left
this lornlus foi Portland to visit
for two weeks, after which time
she will leave May 22 on a special
train from Seattle with a western
delegation to the Supremo Temp e
of Daughters of the NlhOo be held
at Buffalo. X. Y. on May 27.
Mrs. Monkjomery and Mrs. .
H McNalr oT Ashland, both repre
sentatives of the Zulelma temple
of the Daughters of the Nile here,
are being sent delegates from
this district. Mrs. Montgomery,
. who Is Junior past queen, and
at the last convention was elected
supreme musician, will take in va
rlous other points o! Interest In the
east before her return to Medford.
She expects to be gone about two
month!.
During the state convention of
the Oregon Music Teachers con-foild-fiilon.
which Is to be held In
Mcdford on Mnv 21 and 22. there
will l.o nn onnnrtunltv to hear a
i,,ii-,,u nf ir.n io 200 voices, which
have been chosen from tho Jackson
county and Rogue Illver voiiej
schools. This Is the first attempt
to bring these schools together.
The choruses will sing a group of
six two-part songs, wnim w-n-chosen
hy a committee of music
teachers, and Include songs which
are ordinarily tnughl in the class
rooms of the fourth, fifth nnd sixth
nrnilM Tho I'llOrllS Will 111. lll-
recud by Miss Leona Mnrsters of
the Ashland Normal school
It Is through the combined ef.
forts of the music tenchors in the
towns participating and llio co
operation of Miss Marslers and
Mrs. Susnnne Homes Carter, conn
lv uimi.t-tnt Al.dlMlt of schools, that
the chorus has been mnde possible.
Miss Marslers nnd Mrs. i.nrier
visited the county schools nt vari
ous times during the past few
weeks nnd find both teachers aim
students extremely enlhiisinsllc
tl.u combined musical effort.
The Medford fourth. linn ano
sixth grades will furnish between
?r. .t inn vnti.m ri.r tne ennrui.
The material has been given as
classroom work, nnd the voices
chosen will come from tne tour
grade schools of the city. The other
schools participating are Nell
Creek. Ueese Creek, Mt. Pitt, ltogue
Hiver, Cold Hill. Phoenix, -l-ern
Valley, Howard. Oak Orove, Unite
iKalls. Orlffln Creek. Kagle Point,
Ashland Training school.
There will be a rehearsal on Mon
day, Mn- 21st, at the Parish house.
The chorus will appear ut 2:30 p.
m. the same afternoon.
f
Cnnl of Thanks.
TTnr thn hi,n 111 Iflll floral gif'S.
kindness nnd sympathy given us
In our recent bereavement, we wish
by this minus to show our nppre
elation to nil whom we cannot per
sonally see.
Mrs. K. J. Bharpe,
Chas. W. Sharpe,
David W. Hharpe,
Tllllh H. Hhnrpe
40
CAN'T MOP KITCHEN-
GAS PRESSED HEART
"When I mopppil my kitchen I
was all In. utomarh ruk pronurd no
on my h-nrt. AilhTiku Mod Hip
p-A nnd I work fine now. Mrn.
('"Tiomon.
Kvpn lht FIItHT npnnnftil of An-
Ineiln o1 1 t.tmm nn- . n I ha alnmnch
nn! rem oven aMtnnlHhlne nmotintu
oi old wriHifl manor rrom tm- ny
Ifm. MnkfH you pnjy your m''t'0
ami ulrrp heller. No miifMT whnl
yon hnv trlMl for your Htotnnch
and howHft, Adlorlkn will lurprlne
yuu. llcuth'i Drug Bioro. M
Let's Go
down and see the
Special Display
and Demonstration of
PABCO
PRODUCTS
f
Shingles
Lacquers and Paints
Rugs and Yard Goods
At. 222 West Main Street
Near Holly St. and Copco Offic
Betwcen the Hours of 8 A. M. and 9 P. M.
JITE
A NATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION-
NNEYIO.
Suits Built Up
to a Standard Rather than
Down to a Price.
Still They are Mod
erate in Price at
Everyone is talking about it. They say
the beautiful roofs are positively ravishing!
And just imagine a lacquer that dries in
half an hour! And the new Oriental De
Luxe Rugs are simply divine! Come on,
dear, let's go.' 9
THE PARAFFINE COMPANIES, INC.
Extra Pants if Desired
at $5.90
New Greys and Tans
Two-Button Dorset
Three-Button Manly
The Collegiate Models
Wool and Worsted Twists
Stripes and Novelties
Selected Cassimeres
Style, Quality, Valuo
Made to an Ideal
Expert Tailoring
Fine Finish
Moderate Price
Other Men's and
Young Men's Suits,
$19.75 to $34.75
STRAW HAT DAY
Saturday
May 12th
Get Under a Sennit
The Most Popular btraw nat
A Sennit is the all
round hat for business
and e e n e r a 1 wear.
Light, cool and stylish.
Fine concealed
stitch, improved saw
edge, fancy or black
band. Our featur
straw hat at
$1.98
Panamas Hats of Style
Cool and Comfortable, loo
Mntliinor can surpass or AV
.... . n IS
equal a Tanama Mat lor siyie
and it also combines every
other element of coolness and
comfort.
The hat illustrated has tne
popular pinch front and snap
brim shape; also fancy band.
At our extremely moderate
price of
$3.98
: 1
Harvest Hats
Hard Woven Curacoa
The "Panama" of Har
vest Hats. Trooper, as il
lustrated also in the Optimo
shape. Li g h t w e i g h t
crushable easy -fitting. Ex
ceptional values at
19c to ,49c
:
Giant Mexican
Harvest Hats
Well made of the lre,
full ihape, selected Mexican
Anisero bodies, adiuitabld
snd with ventilating eyelets.
Many have the gay colored
ball fringe trimming.
79c
LEGHORNS
Sand color, oval sunk
crown and wide snap
brim; silk folded scarf
band. An exceptional val
j;e at
$3.98