Medford mail tribune., May 12, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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wrorosp tot: trtoke. mtokto oireQoy, Saturday, 12, 1023.
HOOVER'S AIDEi
A KING PLAYS WITH HIS NAV
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IS GRILLED BY
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DEMO. SENATORI
Barkley of Kentucky Drags
in Partisan Charges
Against Secretary Com
' merce Hoover Manager
Declare All Items Proved
False.
WASHINGTON, May 12. ,V
The M-nato Invt-HtiRatiritf comniH
Ito again went Into details of tho
JIoovtr rnnipntKn today through
tho medium of J a men W. (iood,
head of tho commerce secro- j
tary'H organization, who nail cMtl-l
mated a total pro-convention rx
Iiomllturo of "Iohh than $250,0(10."
Recalled to the Bland oh tho ;
flint witnoHH of the day, Good
was naked if tho expenditure! "f
1 27, 000 reported hy George D.
tmh of ior AnKeloH. were for
southern California only.
"I don't know," Good Mild. "I
will inquiro und " If there wrc
PXienditureH in other paru of tho
state, J will advlHo tho commit
tee." Aked If any of the fltttHG.&O re
ported fur TexaH had been it Bed
In tho content there for delecateH.
Good Bald he woh unnware. Ho
added that there wan no primary
in Texan, merely county conven
tlonK.
TeKtlfylnu: nH to New Jerwey, ho
testified "the Hentlment there for
Hecretary Hoover waa so Htrontc
no one would run attalntd him."
"I did not ank you to elaborate
on that," Ken at or Jtnrklcy of Ken
tucky, democrat, aald.
"Who whh tho oppoHlng candi
divto aRtilnHt Mr. Hoover in Nw
York?" the Kentuckian continued.!
"Tho Hltuation In New York
1VH8. that thorn who wero leading'
In the flfiht iiKiiinnt Mr. Hoover
wanted n delegation unliiHtructed,"
Good replied.
"And tliat waa done?"
"So fur an the main delegated
are concerned," Good Mild,
r At the oulnct of the hearing
Good HafU an Ineorrer.t statement
prepared by him yeHterdny had
made the cxpcndlturcM for Muhhu
rfiiiKottH, fKfi.0fi7.ari. Tbl wiiw a
typiiKraphlcal error, he wild, tho
correct figure be'tm $H61iff.7a.
Good mid Harkley sparred fin
no me time on Good't aettial stahtH
with the Hoover forceM. The wil
ncwi would not cay that ho won
the chief of the organ ly.nt ion.
Dark Ivy wanted to know If it whh
not truo that Hoovur'H pollc
leen to enter primar!iH In ntntea
ichero he could not pet an ittiroe
inent that tho favorite won m ini
tiate would Hhift their HUppoit
to him.
."I aHtuinio that It won the atti
tude of the Hecretary t hat tho
(IflcjiutcM mlKht bo friendly to
him." Good rcpflcd.
"That they would not bo Inwt
dj tvhers. 1 do not know what
his statement wits. You had hhn
IWore, you and examined him."
'"Do you think there Ih any dif
ference between the expenditures
of . tame nums in a tdate and mak
Iiik a deal with favorite son can
didates for delegates 7"
J "In tho stales that were close
neither party wants to create
lircJudici'H that will mtike It dlf
fli'tilt In November," was the re-
illy.
f : :jm -m -i
k ? lif I rd I ill i
I J 1
r.
IS
BIG SURPRISE
IN NAIL LEAGUE
(Ity tho Asfcoefuted I'rcss)
Given scant t onuiderution
E
FROM ST. PAUL TO
N. ORLEANS NEXT
Baseball Standings
LI
FOR WEED GAME's
i The Mcdford
j (r'Kon-('atlfornla league will make
i Its lust how in an exhibition unme,
r j tt.fftrv tne openinjf of the seaitou.
CHICAGO May 1 9 -(JPi Vur- . niori ow in a :aiiie at tne iair
in lliun Ifiittu ttt r'tttrtnirx tho 1 ti A
Krouuds with the Weed.' Calif..
.Notional.
I W.
New York 1
rinclnnali
Ht. .ou la
C'hkHKO 15
... ... 'I'UwburBh '2
nil team of tho ,t1i.i,.n 11
, UoK'.un - s
I 1'hlladi'lphiu 5
i AjiK'ritiiii.
Tin- Mi'ilfurd llni'Uli will e
York
pre-scason forecaMs, tho CIncIn-. Olyfnplo swimming champion, pro-: (he W4inM Uli iMst Sunday
nan utos are Hiiuing aiong witn
in cay strlkintf dlsttance of the
National IcaKue leui!. ;
(iood pitching, sensational field
ing, partli-ularly by HuKhie Ciltz,
and timely batting have marked
the Jteds' fine showing in tho
raee thus far. Touuy they real
with
Philadeliihia
poses to go Charles "Cash" Pylo. j Mtrhnls In the box, und Chester j M 4 "V"
trans-continental derby entrepe-j behind the plate. j rjetroit n
neur, one In-tter in marathon pro- The Weed uIim- wllh n num,,Pr j WaKhinnton
molinB. - He- is planning tt long of fat Mar" college players, will 1 rhicaKU
from',,e 2 8na fur lne Merehants, noaton
ua iivui itH t'iiii ts UKUii'u, iiipi
uiHtunce HWittimlnir race
OltllKr rhl('Alffl IMllwl.urir Mlnnn.
apolU or Kt. 1-aul to New' OrU-aim. i "'am" Hre f"lr'y evenly matched.
Tlie rare l to xtart about Au- 1 K"mo ' '"'a' inns
13
10
14
9
8
9
Prt.
.o:.o
.1123
.478
.304
I
Tho Grants I'ana. Medfold and
Ashland Junior hinh whool truck
meet at tlie f:Ji'Krould was belna
led this nflernoon by Medford Willi
l''t.!.j7 ,,oInts. folloji-ed. by Ashland
'IJ,J with T3. Grants Pass was a poor
'il'j third wllh 19 points, rnrtlclpunts
r.uolln the meet Include only boys, dl
'(U vlded into A. II and C classes. Tho
.4 09 ' events include races, runs, hlch
!3;o Jumps. broad Jumps. baseball'
.318 throws and pole vaulting.
BAKER, Ore., May 12. W1
Tromnled under a mass of students
'l ' .i..i..t.... r... nnuuoBlllnll ff a ClaSH
GrcKon f;' ""Vr cKlm. 15, of llaker
'ir9- . U -r.rV"" -,J ."".: ,,al t?l.,,.n nunUV? "n Z..:Z hl7h school yeBtorday received in-
jnere ure 10 ue two divisions, " " " 6 aruoninK 10 ine oifuuii pia w i ioa .,(, h caused his death
Oregon Itcntfi O. S. C.
KI ( i KNK. Ore.. May 12 iP
ed hut half a frame behind the Kust 1. with cash nrizes totaling cnatlCP lo se JUHt wnal Klnu OI , The Cniversitv of
New York Giants who hold tho $50,000. opposition they will encounter. ,,al, tearn handed down
top ruiiK.
iti'd Lucas won his sixth gamo
in seven Hthrts at Cincinnati Yes
terday when the Hods heat thejtestunts would swim not more tatIon of Weed rooters will ac- for the Smters.
King Mihal, of Roumania, with Prince Alexander, left, nephew
of ibc King of Jugoslavia, poses for his latest photo. Tlie king and
the prince were snapped together while playing in the gardens of
the palace at Bucharest, Roumania,
ItoHton Braves, 3 to 0.
drover Cleveland Alexander
Htruck out nine men at Ht. Louis
as the Cardinals defeated the
Phillies attain, 3 to 2. Jimmy
Wilxon caught for the Phils until
one for men and another for wo-: aH ine 1,r"111"1 ieam- Bnu WI" ".CoIIcko team hero yesterday. urc-j-" """ " . , Thft , v.
men. Under tentative plans, con- 've late tonight. A large dele-! ffon Kalh(.red 15 hits, to eight : within a ff.,"r8m 1wo I)h4
testants would swim "not more! Ration of Weed rooters will ae-;fop the Smters. t neck was fractuied tn
than s'x hours daily with a two
hour stop for luncheon and rest.
Hons believcH the race will last
'JO days.
Three routes ore being con
sidered for the swimming mora
ine second Inning, when he was thon: From Pittsburg to New
sold to the Cardinals for several Orleans via tho Ohio and MIhs
playei-K. isslppl rivers; from Luke Michi-
Art Nelif nutpitched Dazzygan at Chicago to New Orleans,
Vance and the Cubs ran their j via the Chicago drainage canal,
wlnniiiK streak to s'x games at , the Illinois and Mississippi river,
the expense of the Brooklyn or from tit. Paul or Minneapolis
Dodgers, 3 to 0. - I to New Orleans, down the Missis-
Itain forced jiust iionenient of - sippl. The latter course Is ap-
the (iiants-l'lttNburg Plrutes game proximately 2000 miles.
at Forbos fluid
An error by Aaron Ward per
mitted the New York Yankees
Although conditions for the
contest are yet in the formative
stage, entry blanks containing nil
to tie the m-ore in the ninth and i details will be ready June 1, Uohs
win in the tenth from Cleveland, said
M. E. BISHOP IS HIGH SCHOOL
ACQUITTED ON jDRESS COMES UP
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KANSAS CITV. May 12. (!')
ity imanllnoUH vote, the quad-' What the hlch Hellool (tlrl will
rennlnl Keneral eonfei euro of tho wear not only In the BiniliB, out
.Methodlsl KplM'opnl iliuieh to- throughout tho rent of tho aehool
dav cleared ltlshop Kianela J.yenr, In the tiuoMtlon that Jum
.MeConnell of I'lttnlMiri;. I'm., of liven of Colorado's supremo court
ehaiKes of maladministration anil are trylnu lo answer.
inlsiiMo of KpiHfopiil power In th" Kupiiurted hy ponderous tomes
conduct of an nnniial eonferenee. of linal loro the Justices, whoso
The conferimi e action hub taken 'declMlmiH oft-times mean life or
on a motion hy lr. Harold I 'a til death, prison or freedom, must
Sloan of llaildoiiflelil, N. .!., that decide whether a IiIkIi si'hool ulti
chaiKis aKtilnst lllshop .McConnell can lie compelled hy law lo wear
he dismissed "as totally without, a reiiulatlon costume of "middies"
foundation.". 'and skirls. K. Julian Lamuie if
I'lior to adoption f the mo- Walsenhui-K. Colo., in a ease lo
tion. Mlshop llcConnell look the fore Hie suireme court, has asked
floor on a point or personal prlvl- for a writ of supersedeas. In ap
Ivko and protested iiKiilust tho Peal from a declslun uiiholdliiK
sta.euienl In the ihaiues con-. the Huerfano county school com-
i. i ' ceniiiiK "immorality." Ho d- missions dictum as lo tho unl
y had I ii..,, it, n.i .t.r t In. i forui dress.
7 lo t, at New York.
Continuing their savage hatting,
the Athletics crushed the St. Louis
Crowns. 1 1 to 5, at I'hlladclph'a.
Ham (iray was rmlely treated hy
his former teum mates In tho
first three Innings. j
Sad Sam Jones pitched the Wash-I
Ington Senators to a 9 to 6 vie- i
tory over the Tigers at WuahlnK-!
ton. j
The Iloston Red Sox and Chl-
oago White Sox continued their
battle for last place. wilJi CarrN !
gan's crew temporarily holding!
HKXVfclt, Colo., May 12. (Pi the advantage through a 4 to U ,
win at the Huh.
Itoss said he expects
trants.
AFTER 18 INNINGS
conferenee at once.
Tho chnrge had been preferred,
by the Itev. ejeorge A. 'Cooke, Who
lives near Wilmington, I'd.
7 HURT.
AS RESULT OF
R.-R.
La in nies daughter. Hostile, was
refused adms'.oii to the high
school last Novcni bet- because he
was not dressed according to
in lew. a plain white cotton mid
dle will not more than thro?
.straight rows of braid on the
ol :tr and sleeves and u black tie
ami navy blue skirl.
Ijunnio In his petition, states
he is "unable to understand why
a child wearing a middy having
thret.' straight rows uf braid there
on shall be a better student 1 11
algebra, chemistry or I .at In than
on wearing six rows of braid."
REESE CREEK RIPLETS
JACK JOHNSON K. O.'S
JOHN BARLEYCORN
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I (Ily tho Associated Press.)
The Missions and the Heavers
I waded through 18 innings of buse-
ball and when the dust hud cleared
j away each team had a victory to
I its credit. The Bells, with tho an
I cieut "Speed" Martin on the hill,
I took the first contest, a free hit
ting affair, 7-6, and Carroll Yerkes,
Portland southpaw, whiffed 10
Mission batters as he beat thorn
5-3 In the nightcap. Itattrles:
Couch, Ortman, Tomlln and Ain
smith; Martin and Ilaldwln. Sec
ond game: Yerkes and Hego;
Davenport, Kckert and Whitney.
San Francisco had to travel ex
tra innings to beat the Oaktf, 4-3,
winning in tne tentn on iwo nits
. ' ' .. ........ lor-ine MUlt'rs ,... nnft he suffered severe Internal in
jne two learns a j peareu uuuu-. - rnlvPil from thri
in the grandstand to root for viu- Lqua, in the fu.pi, but Oregon J"ies. Ho was pal al) zed Horn the
tory- ' seemed the stronger In pitching i "e down. .
One of the largest crowds of the und hitting ! The accident occurred at the an-
season is expected to attend the Z! nual junior-senior naah rush on the
ronteit. 1 riaswlfled advertising gets results. ' school grounds.
XEWTOX C. CIlilXKV
decl how tho II oovcr organl-
HTAYTON.- Ore.. M v IS-'"
r e. ll lialph Itarnett, 17, was Killed
ami seven of I IK- I i im-ll lining Mrs. MIMi.r mt uilh hoi- nrv
nation combalted si;iiioienis that a fal vav bruised when Hie car in rl,is lust Saturday. They , nc lld when he was 18 years of
",,,M,r noi a leiiuinienn. bnike a toiilHiUK on the Silver I siieut iiinst of the dav sewlni.' ex- "KC ana mat no liencved tils good
'I want you to know." said
Johnson, "that I am absolutely
against whiskey, beer and all in
toxicating liquor, because I do not
believe Ifapmr helps the human
body at all."
After extensive applause John
son said he felt as well at 50 as
run scoring on a pair of singles
and Sand berg's mlsplay of Jones
peg. Ilatterles: Itarfoot and Sand
berg; Kalllo and Severeld.
iMiuess Mini it was pointed out Kl,U(4 .BKm company railroad
inui- Hoover was horn and spent ,.,. M,imnm ,.,i,y Krltlay iifier-
noon.
The I oku inn locomotive bad Just
coupled on two empty flat ears and
was sturtltiK to haul the men bat-k
to eamp after luneh wluu the
coupling nearest the engine, broke.
ptlng an Inmr or t wo at noon.
when they had a picnic dinner
and enjoyed themselves for a
tdiort time. Mis. Miller Is takinK
sti much pains teaching the class,
and they are doing nteo work.
.l rs. M tiler Is an exceptional
school teacher. Miss Marsters, ol";to drive Ihiuor out of America.'
his early boyhood in "the rock
tlhhed republican slate of Iowa."
nnd always had advocated repub
lican principles.
Uiirklcy asked if In liU'O Hoo
ver didn't declare for the League
of Nations and against a blub
turlfft
was not prepared to Issue a state
ment in l'i:.'n tint he was a demo
crat und t tin t Julius Karnes per
turiiled him not to do so. "be
catipo there was a better chance
of .republican success that year.'
(Iood denied these suggestions
und, submitted letters, circulars
i$d other evidence, which he
ii m tended proved tho republican
stand of Hoovr in 1!0.
"There ws correspondence on
1(11 of these charges." tlood said,
iyurring to allegations that Hoo
ver was not a republican anil that
he got Iuiko sums out of liuSsiun
concessions and tho lloxer uprls-Ipff-1
VWa's there correspondence eon
cerning the It usso Asiatic corpo
mtlon. bt which Secretory Hoover
was a d I rector and w hie h wn s
saltl to have received large con
it'ssiutm In Itussia?'' Iturkley pur
Mted. A
"Oh, I suppose so." Oond r-8
plied, adding that all of tho
charges had been shown to bo
groundless.
Kxplninlhg that the Hoover state
org inizattons are composed of
volunteers, Oood wild the central
headiiuarters In AVashington had f
t-uutioned them to "keep down!
e-xpendltures nnd receive no money!
from corporations or any person'' I.tNlHN, Mav 12. -(!)
having contrncturel relations with Princess Ingrld of Sweden to-
tho United rttatc." day was tho guest of tho
He told the committee. It pe- Huke of Cannaught. uncle of f
liaps would have hem an net of the young man most often our hearts, but tho reason ho does
impropriety" for Hoover to carry-, pxmoicd etiKuged the not come In Is because people do
en tt rnmpoigti In Pennsylvania. ; l'rince of Wales, ! not u.ve hitn a chance. Wo can
not afford to keep JcMts out of
health was duo to abstaining from
liquor.
"To serve Hod.' he continued,
"you must train the mind ns welt
as the soul. Liquor and other
things, deprave the mind and soul.
I wish you success In your battle.
hit Miru ultimo, ilnun it him vv It be AnIiImiuI N'm-mul vlwllfH 1 hit
He also asked If Hoover . ir- ,.ih....t.r ........... t,., ,,ii ...i.lU,i i,.ui i.-..hiv .....i h.,,.,.,1 n,,.
the first one finally Jumped tho 'pupils that Mrs. Miller has been
track, breaking In two. The sec-j training sing. She uMcd that
ond car hurdled the wreckage. Jthey sing In the musical conven
The men were Injured w hen they tion, which meotB in tho Presby
elther Jumped from the moving I terlan cluuvh at Medford Tuesday
cars or were knocked from the May 21!. Any will be welcome to
equipment by the Impact. The I attend and hear tho nnisical pro
caine of tlie coupling breaking is"1"""1-
not known. The P. T. A. will meet at the
Harnett Is survived by his father.'"1'"'! house Friday afternoon of
Charles I.. Harnett, ilvlng near MaV : There will bo a mother's
Mehama. and his mother, Mrs.jl,"' l'Kian. All iue invited to
Charles Harnett ami a sister Ui attend.
Okanogan, Wash. Mvil- I'Wlrt Robertson, Mrs.
This Is the reeond fatal acddi-nt J Maynai d and Mrs. Itnbertson's
I to occur on the logging road re- "vo gu is were in an auto acei-
centlv, Joe Haves, engineer. helng",lu "eonemn.y. nnu met a loait
crnshed ami almost instantly killed 1 ,,f1 lrUlk- kept most of lh
when his locomotive got out 0rl,nnl- nho attempted to
control und Jumped the rails In a ! llrlvo im th l01"- te rar
deep cut two miles north of Mo-jM,m,,, ,,V1M"' "'""'"K umvn
hiuiu. on Hie momiiiir of Anrtl -Jit nntl1 h''ll' llim The truck Went
IHm rh-cnw.n ii.Ht I-,..-...- -,.-'n without stopping. Mrs. Koh
seriously injured.
ohnson then retired to a gym
nasium where he is training for a
bout with "Hlg Hill" Hartwell. lo
cal negro. In Kansas City, Kans.,
Tuesday next.
Thtf former heavyweight title
holder recently was knocked out
at Topeka by Hearcat Wright of
Omaha.
TO SEEK U S. REVENGE
NEW YOHK, May 12. (Pi
Harry Vardon and Key Uay. vet
eran Hrltlsh golfing stars, have
filed their entries for the 1!2S
V nited States open chnmpionship.
Four other H r I 1 n s, Archie
Cnmpston. George Duncan. Au
brey Boomer and Abe Mitchell, are
expected to enter and seek revenge
for Walter Hagen's victory In the
British open at Sandwich yester
Prince of Wales Is
Visited by Girl
He Might Marry
ertsnu and Mrs. Mayuard were
quite badly hurt, but not serums
(at all. Phyllis had a bl.n-k eye
land n bruise, but Pauline was not
j hurt at all.
J There was ti,i at Pundnv school
i last Sunday. Bev. Stllle gave
a short talk after Sunday school,
Ion "Letting Jesus Into Our
j Hearts." Ho took for, his text.
1 "Behold, 1 stand at the door, ami
knock: if any can hear mv voice,
laud open (he door, I will como
, in to him, and will sup with him,
and he ' with Me." Revelations
II :L'0. JemtH wants to como Into
EX-FOOTBALL STAR j
FIGHTING FOR UFEf
Major League Leaders
(lly Oie Associated I'ri'ss. )
ltududint; gntiirH of May It:
Xlltlntuil.
Hutting Grantham. IMratos, .411.
I KunH Klisrh. Curds. 24.
I Huns butt rd in Frim-h. Cards, 20.
CHIC.XCiO. May 12. P) Mel- Hits Pouthlt. Cards, 42.
vlllo A. t lllililmii'sl 11111, tni-klo of i Doubdos Traynor. I'lrates. II.
Ihi Wi'strrn cliamilonshlV tonm of Trliiles L. Wanor, rirntos 5.
tho I'nlvorsliy of ChtrnKo, fiipod Homers lllsonotto. ltoliins. I),
today the most crucial battle of. Stolen bases Krtsch. Cards, S.
his life. I IMtchlllR I.ucaa. lteds, won 6, lost
Critically ill In a hospital, IIIU.I 1.
who already has undergone three Anietimii.
major operations, may be obliged ItatthiK Kress. Itrowns, .420.
to tinderco a fourth. ljite Inst'ltnns Itu'.h, Tank. St.
nlKht his physicians 'appealed for I Hunta hutted In Meusel, Tanks,
volunteers to submit to n blood I 26.
transfiiKlnn. In an effort to uvold i Hits Manush, llrowns. J.
nnoiher operallon. . Doubles Meusel. Yanks, 12,
The former foot tin II star, who Isi Triples IIckimi, lied Sox. 6.
employed in the advertising do- Homers Ttulh. Yanks. 7.
1nrunM of a newspaper here. i stolen bast's linrrett, Whlto Pox.
Iilayed football with Captain Mnrel 6,
Cailln. Walter Kekersall and Mer-I I'lichlnc I'ipgrn. Ynliks, won 5,
rill C Meigs, I l,t .
- "From what standpoint ?" Sena- The elKhteen-cnr-oh1 prln- .
tor Me.Master of Houth Dakota j eess came to Kimland Willi
linked. her father. Crnwn l'rlnee
Adolpn for ft vlKit of
VTho seoretnry of the treasury 4i (tustnv
nl-
sevnral weeks. The
were
our hearts and lives; no one can
keep Him out but ourselves.
Mr. Dennis and fumi'. Mr.
Commons and f.inilly, Mrs. MHIci.
and Hecrelnry Hoover have
wiiy nan pleasant relal'ons." rumors a year oro that l'rln- Mrs. Davis and Miss Myrtle Mln-i
' "Yotl thotlBht that on account! ress ItiKild was about lo he- ter all attended the Sunday school
of this rolatlonshlp, thlOKS Would conic eiiKiiKcd to Jho l'rince
takn euro of thcmsolve-." I, of Wales. 4
"Vet. There Is a kociI sentl-
ment for Mr. Hoover In i'ennsyl- HUM HM
lanla."
Salem inner mill ue a peak
l.inrl of tl.'.oo. electric hursepuwer.
Arllncton Work Is rushed lay
Inff mains for additional
service.
at llrownsooro in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will kins took din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Trims
Sunday.
Hums Woi k resumed on Horns
wntei I Canyon City route of Jomiulu Mil
ler Ti ii II.
BASEBALL
WEED vs. MEDFORD
at 2:30 P. M.
SUNDAY, MAY 13
at Jackson County Fair Grounds
No. 6 of a Series
Fruit Distribution
vs
Consignment
The Rrowcr who loads nnd ships his
carload of fruit to some particular Kast
ern market to be sold on arrival Is ship
ping on consignment. His choice of mar
ket may be liisb today hut In ten days
hence, when the car arrives, it may bo
overstocked und low. Such consignment
shiiipluR is a gamble nnd Stewart Fruit
Co. does not solicit business on such a
basis that Is, for' some particular mar
ket. In fact, our contract with growers
provides that we shall determine what
market is used.
Vnder our soiling system your fruit is
offered to hundreds of Eastern markets
and sold where, in our judgment, It will
return the most money. With expert
fresh fruit agents In all tho leading mar
kots In constant touch with headiiuarters
in San Fruneisco by telegraph, rolling
cars are Bold or diverted to the best mar
kets hour by hour. All sales other than
auction must be confirmed by the Sales
Department from the San Francisco of
fice.
Stewart Fruit Company is not one of
those firms which Is financially or other
wise Interested In Eastern auctions or
wholesale houses. We take no Eastern
cash 'advances on "consignments," nor
nccept minimum guarantees on any Joint
Account deals with any dealer. Ileforo a
carload of fruit Is unloaded by any dealer
the selling price is fixed. C.rowcrs need
to be sure that their selling agents arc
absolutely free to dispose of their prod
ucts in the best markets available and
are not In any way tied up or financially
interested in any certain auctions, whole
sale distributing agencies, or other mar
keting agencies, to or through whom it
may be lo the selling agent's advantage
to dispose of such fruit but which may
not bo to the best Interests of trio nrowor. '
Stewart Fruit Company, E. G. Potter. Rp
eclver, with its Trust Fund and Distrib
uting Program, is taking the "gamble"
out of tho fruit shipping business through
"new era" marketing as contrasted with
tho old-time "consignment."- ...
Yours for Better Marketing
Stewart Fruit Compan
E. G. POTTER, Receiver
Medford, Oregon
Telephone 226
R. 0. BARDWELL,
General Agent
Do You Know
NEWTON" C. CIIANEY has been District Attorney
of Jackson County for almost three and one-half
years, and during this time prohibition law enforce
ment has not cost the taxpayers one dollar.
The County Records Show
Amount received from fines, sale of con
fiscated cars, etc., years 1925-26-27... $36,342.80
Amount turned in to State prohibition fund 7,711.72
Amount turned in to Oen'l Fund of County 1,905 22
Dal. on hand in Co. Prohibition fund
January 1, 1928 .' 2,000.00
Total amount turned in to State prohibi
tion fund, general fund of County, and
balance on hand January 1, 1928..'. $11,610.91
A Deadly Parallel
When Chancy took office prohibition law enforcement was in helpless bank
ruptcy with the taxpayers footing the bills.
Under Chancy, prohibition enforcement has been a going concern, paying
its own way, and covering "back into the State and County treasuries a surplus
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
"Well DoneThou Good and Faithful Servant"
KANSAS CITV, May 12. W A
technical knockout over John ltnr-,
churchmen has been added to jackjdW "ot ,''1'' " h 10 ho oaks untn! Instead of being indicted and put on trial, a grateful people should double
J,,Z!Z!.r?.r "i '...1 iho "cl"r ; 'a salary and elect him for hie.
prohibition meeting at the general j Muudy nnd Hprtnz; Krausc, Daglia
conference of the Methodist Eiilwl nm' 'l(,nd, liool.
copal church here yesterday, the) , V'"'a's error In the ninth roll
former heavyweight champion wasl h,'d tho youthful Cordon I llhodes
applauded l.y bishops nnd minis- ot, " shutout victory over' Seattle
lets when he attributed his phjn- aH " l"'vl'd the way for the ln
lcnl condition to not" drinking, I dlnns' only tally. Tlie Slain won,
not carousing and netting a good!5-', "coring all their runs In the
nlght'H ret. ; Hocond Inning off WI!non. Hat-
Tho veteran neg.ro f'ghter wan I H'lies: Wilson, Collnnd and
Introduced by Dr. Clarence Truo Cchmldt; Ithodea and Ila.isler.
WllHon of Washington, 1). C, Meth-I Itudy Kalllo and Clyde liarfoot1
odlMt dry leader, who announced i hooked up in a bat heaving en-
Johnson as an Impromptu prohlbi- counter which was won by tho Sac-;
Hon speaker. rantentn rigninnuucr, i-u, tne oniy
THE SKY IS CLEARING
Chancy s trial is set for the 14th he will walk out of the courtroom trium
phantly vindicated. He should receive evcrv Republican vote in this County
on the' 18th.
Taltl Adv. by Chancy 'for District Attorney Cominittro.
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