Medford mail tribune., May 10, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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HEDyOftP SPTTL TRIBPSTE. MEDflORD, OREO ON, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 3928,
FRUIT CO., TALKS ASKS REPUDIATION) D. A: R. BLACKLIST
"AT TRAFFIC MEET OF OIL CORRUPTERS! AT NATION PARTY
' ,, ,. ', J WASMINCiTdX. May ' 0 Wl
ltuhi; illstrlbUtlKll Im a nmltir it, NKW VOltK, May 10 (.41 A
lipimdlHilun of "ull mow who In-'
coiiairlcratlnn ror the Itoguc Itlvnj ... , , , . number of those whose niini' ui-
. dulKe In lomnuiclul unci political , , .. . , ,, .. ...
V:'.I!cy grower, r.'ithrr Hum thei ... , 1 pen red u "unpatriotic on the
stern rtlrlbuior. ..cooi.l!nK lo "lOon. wa culh-,1 for In a : ..,,,,. ,,,.. f . iMUK,tm of
Carl Kimball, president of the ' P'nolnllmi adopted without dlac-UH-j i lie American Kevolutlon lieltl a
Js niljall Fruit company of New inion toiluy l.y the einuiiber of win. I party last nitrhl under the atiKpiccn
"York, who met with tho local : men e of t lie United Stale. the Nation, national liberal
ti iffie nwuiclittlnn at Hotel Wed-1 IteclarliiK the iirKiinixutiun's "eon-, ,.,.k ly.
fnrrt this noon. ' Mr. Klnihnll w 'lilfiiee ill Ilia Rcnerul lntiHiity and Mrs. llele.n Tufts Ilaillle, I. A.
Itested the npenlnif up of new sound ideals of modern business, , n. mi niber of Huston who was the
markets each year for tho dls-' lutniulit into liiiih relief by rerout lust to puldiely ohject to her
trlbtitlon of local pears. disclosures of individual violation j oiKanlzatlon's circulation of the
That tho edui ailon of new mar- "f cstuhlished business inacticcs," ; blacklists, assured the party that
kcta to tho selliiiK value of I loses, i I lie resolution set fortli that "the "a larito element in Hie Ix A. H.
neod not be an expensive process, j moral turpitude of comtptors ot is determined to wipe out tho 'key
but only a mntter of Introduc- j public servants Is even .;reiitei hole men.'"
tion. and stinujatlon that the pro-.limn that of llioso whom they tie- Her reference was to the "Key
dtp t bo consumed In I hut city in-ibaach.
Social Notes ,
and Meetings
The Thrift Shop has a special
sale ot all. woolen clothing, con
sisting of men's all-wool .overcoats,
three suits of clothes, women's wool
I coats wool dresses, etc. Wo ure
for mo to certify that my name was' lucst!oned particularly about
spelled correctly," he explained. 'Ujtlio expenditures iu California, me
twins an easy name to spell that! campuiiin manaeer ald "is wa
was not a difficult matter." (the one atata in which a .f ,
The witness said ho knew noth-1 contest was ma. la against Uov-,
inu about activities in his behalf el nor Kmllh.
on tho west coast. I "Senatora Keed and Wulsli were
What ubuut Jowa?" Slciwer conducting v I B o r o us campaigns
inquired. ; there," ho explained. "The news-
' I can't say that I know a per-' papera were giving considerable
son in Iowa, unless that is Wilbur pioininence to it.
closing out these goods In order to j Mttrllh., glal.t smith replied. "I've "It Is a big stale. There are
been meetlns him at conventions more than 80UO election .ou.ii".-"
make room for summer goods. We
Iare also corliiiuing our mlo of
children's new black hose. We are
making a request for all kinds of
clothing. Now piat house cleaning
Itlme is here don't forget the Thrlt'ti
;hnop. call 4i,o and we will collect! ,.,....,,,,,. , i.i.inrr. lwbw. orceon. reiiubliean. the chairman
all bundles, or deliver over Wool-j dt.,t.,.al,t. national committee- VanNamee sabl he knew nothing
; worth s store. jnian). He came to New York n of charges of corruption made
I n-i... .. , I month or so ueo and talked in against the Smith organnatlon in
, tne v. iirs." In it. and 1 du not think the
j "Who had charge of your cam- liendltures were large, taking lhat
1 palgn la t.'alifornia ?" -into consideration."
"I .!..', L:,,,...- rT) nnlu U K .. AllJIfkS SCOPCd.
'son l neara irom mere was Mr.' iicpiying 10 Bpnmur .--
t.'alifornia by the Ua Angeles Ex
press.
K.
,Antl-Saloon league and
.Mi ll of America," an organization
t -id of being sent on to New! "The chamber emphasizes Im which furnishes lists of those it
York city, was another point : principle of business conduct," the
t might out by the eastern cxecu-! resolution read, "which provides
tho. ! I'11" 'eorporato forms do not ah
Among his choice of five lead-; solve from or alter the moral obll'
Inn new markets to be approach- gallons of individuals.' It main
ed this year, Mr. Kimball men- tains that stockholders of corpora
tioned tho following: Detroit. Ulons owe It to themselves, to tho
rittsburg, Cleveland, Cincinnati government and to tho profession
und St. I,oule. As an effective! of business publicly to repudiate
southern point, he suggested those who misrepresent them. Such
Washington, 1). ('. stockholders cannot accept the
The fruit wrapper recipe con- profits frowlng from corruption and
Imt. sponsored by tho Jtogua : escaiio tho moral stigma which in
The Mother's rifiv mtvIi.u i t 11-,.,
! Presbyterian church Kunday morn-'""' V , . , ,,' ,.
!lL. will 1... nt .,K- r.,r ..,i i W" " lrl"iite.l.
I l.iil ii.i.ol!.lltr lu,, r, I
. f. ; 17000 was sent to Kred W. John-
i lo,'; r,:ZtT o! ltu? rrinK"- wy-for ",ui-:;"i"oroTn;renmakh!g
Hio. ,. h.. i ' the use of tho western state said these bodies had been making
! !, I I T association. I "scurrilous attack," on the gov-
I, vita on to be .in :. TheAom- ! ,,.,ve thollwln(, ,lollal.a wpm lu (.rnor and that the campaign com-
VaiiNunu't uridcil. Other txitn- fut'n them." 1 '
(littires listed inclutio Will It. "It tnalica a man Indignant,"
ff the upi'tiliiK oxcrL-is(?s uf tho
I Sunday Hchoul und invite all nioth-
iclfovi's have radical leaning
,Mrn. JoHejiha Whitney of New
lluven, who roHisncd from the
O. A. It. uflor publication of the
black list charge, uljw Hioke, a
HertiiiK that the "dear. Kweet 1i1hm
had only followed the masculine
lead In adopting blncklint methods
of halting KpeecheH.
KcnatorM Huruh and Knr.ier nent
leleKniniH of u ympiithetic nature
to tho party.
Jam cm Weld on JohUHon, negro
Hivcr Tmffic ariHoeiatlon, which j imren in such profHs. Neither can poet and author waa master of
often $0 In prizes for the four
b$Hl recijeM Hubinitled Tor tho pear
wiappeiH thin year, will cloxo May
3 7. The content Ih open to all
women and m-bool children In the!
valley, and the four bent reripen
for preparation of poarn will bo'
Printed on the mure than 100.
000, 000 fruit wrappert which will'
l'e jdi'ppcd out of the, valley to
the various points all over tho
United StateH. A unanimous en
doiHvment nf the H. I. t'HHtlemun
Parking nhool, to be CHtabliKhed
III the valley May J0, wan effected
tit today's meeting.
I
they permit those transactions, or ceremonies.
shield others who do."
'GIVE B0UI, STUNTS
F
L
ers wit it children In tho Sunday
school to be present for that open
ing exerefse. (1 rami fat hers are also.'
included In this invitation
King, Portland, Ore., $500; (Jeorgc he mid.
K. Christiansen, SLeveiuun, "Wash.,! "Vou do not recent tho opprr-
; tunity to exiilain U, do you :
i run
! " v
m. in i . A u ii i WardrJ), VanNamee said that P.
' , . . . , , . . H. Abbott of Ios Angeles, secre- said VanNamee.
tM.iu.t u, ,'W1U Qf tne Soulnt,rn California
the grandfathers and grandrnoth-LniiM, tial,-itinn. u n w.iil
im niiu I'lriii uit iiiw n, . jny .,,, ....,1,. tnfrf- nlminnun
No. sir. I am Ktod to do it
Knows No Due in Oregon.
Smith added that after tho pri-
iirlil niiii'i ivuo ,100 r- Ya Inai-ninl Ihllt for-
grandfather, or grandmothe.H who rjocgweller had explained the need i mer Senator Phelan had been ac
have no means of transportation ot Umlis tii lat glut0 for codUct-l live In- his behalf.
uu, oc muugi.i in cars ll ...ey win. , , t.am,ml(.n , thttl Htut,,
notify the church office, phono 11)4 u(, tl)oy wero umibe to ,.ul.sc
sufficient nioneys for such pur
er SS0.
('aptfiin and Mrs. I.awton will
conduct the meeting at the Salva
tion Army hull tonight at 8 o'clock.
Captain anil MrB. I.awton aro well
known in tho city, having been
here two years ago. Come anil
hear a real giod Salvation Army
meeting tonight. :'.
The Weathef
A big Txglon smoker will be
staged by .Med ford Post No, 1u
of the American Legion, on Mon
day. May 1 4, with u fine card of
boxing, wrestling and vaudeville
KluntH to entertain the large
crowd expected to attend. The
affair will be in the nature of a
big "get-together meeting," to
enable the many new member to
get acquainted with tho "old
guard" and a real time is antici
pated. Frank Karrell Is chair
man of the "live-wire" committee
Ono of the bent Copeo Korumiln charge of the event.
eniokerH of the year will he stayed
at St. Mark's (iuihl hall tonight
wttli a b!; and varied program of
ciilertuinuieiit. An Illustrated talk
on the St. Francis dum y the noted
engineering nuthoritv. Nathan A.
Uowera, will open " tho meet Inn t 1 Kl J--Kuncrnl HervlccH tor the
nromntlv at 7:15 o'clock, after i 'te Amanda Hull, wife of Jeff Hell
which there will bo music by the i f Talent, mother of Willis Henry
Junior high harmonica quartet. A i(,f Sacramento (Can and Mrs. S.
mystery act bv Prof. Hans Pimar f- Hurneburg of MedTord, will bo
of India will follow and three Kood (conducted from the Itaptlst church
boxing matchea will conclude the j Talent Friday. .May 18, at 2 p.
evenings entertainment. After the 1 . Kev. MH of tho Medford Chris-
fhow Is over a "feed" will bo aerv- " church l aving charge of the
services, and imminent will be In
the Phoenix cemetery. Conger fun
eral parlni'H In charge of arrange'
menls.
i
Obituary
cd by the Copeo K- P.'h.
All members of tho Jural engi
reerin.; proreysiou am cordially in
vited to be present and hear Mr.
Ilowers' lecture, which Is said lo bo
nost interesting and instiuctive as
well as to take in the remainder
f tho evening's program.
NO MEETMG OF
I ELKS TONIGHT
There will he no nieeling of the
Klka lodKe tonl.tht, a special (IIh
pnusatlon having been ohtnlned
front the grand exalted ruler to
I'UK'i: Irene I'rlco, wife of Kay.
mend Trice and molher nf Kdna
l.oulse I'rlco. or ill! llenesHoo
Htreel, passed away at tho home
I 'I liuisday mornin.':, May la.
I Mrs. I'rlco was horn at Fonda,
lOala., March II, 1H07, and at a very
I young age with her parents came
1 to Oregon, living in and near ltose
jbnrg until IHL'fi when they moved
.Medford. She was united In mar
riage to Hayinond I'rlcu January
la, isr.'T, anil had been tesldlng In
I Medford since t lint time Site Is
, also survived by her purenlH, Mr.
I und Mrs. It. I,. W right nf Mvdl'ord,
land two hrothers, Albert nnd Kvor
I fit 'r!.;ht, of Cottage drove, Ore.
Funoial services will be conducted
I, y, , 1 " ,h8 from the Conger parlors Satur.lav,
I his is because so many of tliei M,,v (lt ., ,,v M,,u w1
n (icers and members of the lodge,, ,. ,.,. f , ,.,.,,. ,,
and the l.lks hand leave this a te,- , ,.,.,,., win bl, mm0 in (,,,, M(Ml.
noon and evening for Klamath l ulls i r,in ccineterv
lo participate in the great nillruad j , .' '.
niienlng celelirntion In thai city, i Insane Man Suicides
which liutlns loiniirrow morning. I I'Olt I I. AM), Die.. Mav Id. (y'
'I'ho exodus of many other Mcdiord ! liiouileii because of ill licit It li ,
citizens lor this celebration also ', John stelnhor-t, till, committed silt
tinned this afternoon, hut the ma- 1 clde at the Multnomah county hos
)ot ity. Including the Crater club j pltal hist night by hanging himself
delegation, will leave for Klamath j in a hath room with a cord, the
Falls tomorrow. Coroner's office repurted toiliw.
Look for
i the red tin
w i t h a black stripe.
It is the ' only coffee
name that ' brings you
top grade coffee only.
V 8 1 f -ham
fit
jsm iwiUB.i'i
NEW YOHK, May 10 (P) Di
rectors of tho I'll loll Pacific vuil
road declaretl the regular quarterly
dividend of $2.50 a share on the
common stock, payable July 2, to
holders of record June 1. 1,. J.
Tracy has been appointed comp
troller In place of K. W. Charske.
w ho continues as vice-president and
$1.50 a-share was authorized by
The regular quartely dividend of
boat! of the finance committee,
directors of tho Southern compuny,
payable July 2 to stockholder ot
record May -5.
ON CHERRY FLY
HACItAMKNTO. Cal., May 10.
(I3) K x t e n 8 1 u n of Californta'j
Miiarantinu agaliiKt ' Washington
I'herrleH to include onbardH in
King, Whitman and Whatcom
counties wax announced today by
K. C, Kleury, chief (maraiitino of
ficer for the Htate department of
agriculture. The ban ngainut fruit
from tho north state districts,
several uf which already were
under quarantine, remilts from the
dlMcovery of cherry fruit fly, Cali
fornia, at present, 1h free from
tho pest, which also Is found in
certain distrlclH of Oregon.
ASTORIA, Oro., May 10. (tV)
Cieorgc llanuubi. UL on trial here
charged with killing his girl bride
In a quarrel following his birthday
parly on February 22, will be his
own chief witness. This was Indi
cated In the opening statement of
his attorney, C W. Koblnun.
Uohlsou rtUetchcd a picture of a
boy and girl romance,, then re
marked: "(lentlemen of the jury. If I tell
you this story it will come to you
second-handed, and ho I shall put
(ieorge llamiula on the stand ami
let him tell you the entire story."
Deputy District Attorney Fran
covlch, outlined the state's case.
The Jury was completed last night.
Radio Program
KMED
Mali Trihunc-Ylnclti Station
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 4S.
Precipitation for 24 hours end
ing 5 a ni.. none.
Yesterday's weather here: Uigli
eHt temperature, hi? Lowest' tem
perature yesterday, -14. .Mean tem
perature yesterday, 64.
Precipllatlun: Total rainfall since
1st of month, .01 Inch.
Humidity yesterday, 5 a. m., 9i
per cent; 2 noon, 44 per cent; 5
p. m.. 33 per cent,
Character of day, clear.
Sun sets today at 7:13 p. ni.,
rises tomorrow 4:04 a. in., sets to
morrow 7 : -U p. m.
( Rises and sets computed for
level horizon. )
Forecast for tonight and tomor
row: Fair tonight and Friday. Con
tinued mild. Low humidity.
L. WALTKK DU'K,
Meteorologist. Cnitcd States
AVeather Bureau.
aTTon stand.
pose, $41.3d() was forwarded to
them. He added that this was
used for publicity, distribution of
literature, printing, preparing lists
of voters in the 8750 precincts
in the stale, travel expenses and
rent of headquarters.
--"Although a total of $45,000
was forwarded Mr. "WardeH, he re
turned recently $3500, which lie
did not use." VanNamee said, ad
ding that nothing was spent in
Oklahoma, Idaho, Illinois, Ohio,
Indiana. Iowa, or the New Kng
land states, ( except Massachusetts
and Maine. -'
"I did not send any moneys
to any of the southern or border
states. " he said.
Steiwer
"What about Oregon?
inquired.
"I don't know unybody In Ore
gon." "Have you been active In the
south?:'
"No, sir; outside of my trip to
North Carolina. That had do po
litical significance. I went there
for a rent after a hard winter in
Albany. Hut I think I shook hands
with everybody In the stnte except
the leader, Senator Simmons. J
didn't see him.
"What have you done about con
testing delegates?"
"Nothing."
"What have you done about
Houston 7 . Do you plan to have
headquarters there?" ,
"I haven't any plans myself,1
the governor
(Continued from Fags On.)
nor Smith about primary contests
in various Vtates.
"In Wisconsin it was necessary
.... i .i i
The DeUeJAVemmer Co., Makers Established 1684
MEDFORD TOBACCO CO'
Enduring as
.Torrey Pines
Tonight
t, ! i. m. Tho JnekHun
t'onnly Creamery
') to 11:30 . in. Modern
I'lumliltiK Sheet Metal
l'o.
:3 to 10 i. in Sixth St.
Sutler Serviee Station. 4
I'rlilnj-, .May II
10 In lil::to n. in. Sn. Oremm
l:ieetrle 1'u.
10: Ull lo II . ni. MM. Dept.
Store
v II to li:3i it. in. Juetiue
I.ennux
i 11:30 to K1 neon llrniiliy'M
Jewelry Stole
l; to 1S:0 p. 111. Meil font
l:leetrle fo.
IJ.Sti to 1:30 li. ni. l'nliiii-r
4l MllHie I Inline
:l . in. Meilfonl .Mall
Trilnine
S to !l i. n,i. Meilt'onl lteally
1 Hoard
II to 1 ' . in. lllllit'n t'ra-
i terlail tlientir.
'
I
Follow Roads
to Romance
W M0T0MIO.S.rl WIDMI5DAI
iu, r M irtn. tut r, one 0?
Use Cycol and avoid frequent
v valve-grinding. This oil with
"endurance beyond belief"
reduces carbon trouble.
InhSIllv H"0 new Cvcol will aland ihe hardeal
0""'" V kind of umV. It i. refined lo meet the
severer conditions of heat and pressure developed by
the modern liih compression engine, assuring vou
an unbroken oil film where heat, pressure and fric
tion are greatest
. .riJa Tno new Cycorrefining process elim
,lH" inalcs Ihe use of acids, though most
refiners use them. While acids clear the "crude-oil"
Ihry chemically change its structure and composi
tion, thus seriously cutting lu lubricating value.
The new refining process for Ocol is different in
every respect. It selects from the'"rrude" those ele
ments ot greatest lubricating value and stability
in performance, rejecting at Ihe same those ele
ments w hich readily break down under engine heat
and cause excessive carbon deposits.
So Cycol gives a protective oil film on cvlinder
w alls and moving parts, not vapor at the breather pipe.
ftt . r.,. As lo carbon, Cvcol like all other
tuCSS canton oils dcposiU some carbon. But it
deposits less carbon than anv other oil. The most
P
ft
exhaustive tests have proven thai statement.
And even more important, the carbon that is de
posited by Cycol is soft and easily removable. It is
not hard or sticky and cannot scratch cylinder.
PrOVe it Yourself Forlhewreasonsyouwlll
J find that t.vcol atves von
the finest results you have ever knownmore perfect
lubrication, "endurance beyond belicr' and the clim- it by tho new transparent green-gold color,
.nation of carbon troubles: . Sold wherever the Associated Gasoline and Cycol
Eo fill your crank case with Cycol. You can Idcutlfy Motor Oil signs are shown.
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
jags-mwaiwaw
REFINERS Of lj ,.7 ,W S
I'KXni-KTON', Ore.. May 10
Six rentlleton hlnh seliool ath
letes let! this niornliig for the
'Qntnte track nnd field meet at Coi
IVHllis. Johnson, I. tick, Kruin ami
ll'enland will enter the relay; Pen-
Inn, I ami ('renin the hurilles. iiml
Ilea the dlstunccs.
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE
""Oil MILES TO
TIB, C A I L O It
Ladies' Hats
i
Ladies' Hats in large poke and mush,
room shapes, made of New Rock hemp
straw braid. Trims of gros-grain ribbon
tailorings. Also some flower and tw
tone effects. Head sizes to fit all type, I
of ladies. All colors tor the bummer ea
son, and our price is only
$1.85
Price them in other stores.
Buddy Serge Suits
Buddy stripe, Buddy gray. These u.
and suits of equal quality sell nearly
everywhere tor J.bU to $45.00. Our
price-
$25.00
You can dress complete from your B.
V. D.'s out with first class garments, in
eluding shoes and hat, for less money
than you would pay for the suit alone
elsewhere. Ask us to prove that state
ment. We always sell for less.
3 Suits for the Price of One
3 Men's Suits for ........... .$29
Will H. Wilson
The Cheapest Store in the West
Furnished
House for Rent
Apartment
For Rent
FREE
For a time the water from the 'wonderful IIol
comlj Mineral Springs will be free, by S'oinj:
after it. No ear charge made. The road has
been put in good condition up to the spring.
We will soon have our cabins completed.
They will rent at prices to suit all.
AVe will deliver a ease of water, any plaee in
the citv. Phone 414.
FAY E. DIAMOND
Reichstein and Deuel
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will
have dry wood when your present supply is,
consumed.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5.00