Medford mail tribune., May 21, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

rP,mOftT f7TTj TTHrVTNB, fEDFORn, orfWON', MONDAY. MAT 51. 1929.
Complete Unofficial Returns in County on Contested Offices
State Dp If a leg to N'utlonal Convention
iBt Pint. Peleg
to N'at'l t'onv.
PreKfdenlial Kl-ctora
School Suit.
I'air
Tirouniis
.onKreKs
nian Sec y of State
Justices Sup. Ct
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LESSTHAN HALFiLAND HERE 1ST
OF LOCAL VOTE WEEK IN JULY
DECLARED BEST
EVER SEEN HERE
Complete Unofficial Count 40 Large Airplanes Will!
, in Jackson County Shows1 Make Medford Stop in i
N. Y. Governor Got 479
Votes to 695 for His Op
ponents Canon Had
: Close' Call.
Country-Wide Tour, Secy.
Complete nnof ficlul returns from
tile 67 prnclnclH nf Jiickion county
bioiwht no mutvrlal cliiumo In (ho
raoi for county coinniliHluner and
Bherlff.
Stacy la leudlni; Allien (or sliorlff
by Hi votes, the full county heiui;
an lullowa: Stacy, 1944; Allien,
le2.
. The content for commltwloner
tanda aa fnllowa: Ixive, 2014;
Ilurusll, 1857.
Love'8 majority, 157.
Governor Alfred E. Hinlth carried
Illonma of ninny colors, ur
pautilnir even the expectations ot
Medford's flower lovern, Breeted
the hundreds of visitor today at j
the annual flower show of the
Medford Floral society, hehl on 1
West Main street In the lower I
of Oregon Aero Club. Tells' fl"or Kf Mni Tempic i.uiwinK.1
' Hesponse hy exhihltors was so
Chamber of Commerce. Un-at umt n surncient nm r r'
vines und container rould not lie
obtained. I
The 40 lrKo airplane.,, each! ''"""I ere schiduled to !
awarded early this afternoon ami
manned and sponsored hy Its own f,m Hl.,ntlonsi Jwhrn were!
manufacturer, which will leave expected to have omo trouble
Detroit June 30 for n natlnnnl alr'ln tn''1 "ik, with conipetitlon sol
tour will stup over In Medford , C'''"' , , ,
, ,, . lf especial Interest Is a lloo- '
within n few minute of earn other, .i.P n,.t.. ,.iimi,i ,,.
i hy Mrs. II. II. l.owry. The flower
' Is of a tleep red and for a climlt- l
I'J!!L! :'474 '21 I5!1024'2676i'3294i 2904 2903 :
display a "I'llmhlnB Sunhlirst"
rose of yellow With Ions stemH.
A small rose. "Tip-top." entered
1-v Mi-m t j. semoii and a flolden
Kmldein rose, entered by Mrs. It.
Vnn lloevenheru of Sams Valley,
nre also very nttractive. In addi
tion to the roses, the first local
showinjr of Oriental Popples Is
another feature of the flower
show. The poppies were rtowii
by Mrs. II. T. llPlMh of South
Holly street, and are the largest
of the kind ever exhibited here.
There are also numerous ex
hibits of Iris, sweet peas, colum
bines and chrysanthemums, all
of which nre artistically arranged.
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Republican deleKates, first dls
tii.t. 732 precincts out of 813 In
district, two lo be chosen: K. J.
Adams. EuKene. 30,000; Carl lllir
up. Junction City, 22.017; Hal I).
I'ntton, Salem, 35,340.
For repulillcan delegates, sec
ond district, 374 precincts out ' of
407 in district, two to he chosen.
!'. H. Irnnhne, Lntlrando. 8925
R. I'. Mnhaffey, Kend. 10.308; 1.
I. Temple, Pendleton. 10,102.
For delegates at larae to' demo
cratic national convention, 137;i
precincts, four to be chosen:
rseorue L. Ourry, Seio. 10.187; j
W. A. Delzell, Kuiem. 7777; Ashbyl
('. Iliekson. Tortland, 10.094: Kert
K. Ilaney, Portland, 12.718; John
.Manning. Portland, 10.441; 11ukIi
Mcljiin, Murshfleld, 8412; I). W. j
Sheahan. Knternrise, GC60; H. (1. 1
Starkweather, Portland. 9659; F.
R. Tlchenor. Portland, 5729; li. H.
Turner, Dallas, 4563; Elton 'VVat
klns. Portland, 9333: Louise Pal
mer Weber, Portland. 6579; W. A.1
Wood, Itainier, 4628. j
Canon Gets In. !M. Hill, lined Hiver, 2081; W. F.
For delegate democratic con- ! Jackson, Moro, 17tl5; Will M.
volition from first Oregon ilis- peleison. Pendleton, 1S80.
not 590 tueelncts. two to be, 1 .. ... t i.- electors 1209 nre-
chosen: W. II. Canon, Medford,
6532: U- J- Fry. Salem. 5532; 11.
A. Harris. Snlem, 6413; O. II.
oleen. ColumhU City. 6322.
Delegate to democratic conven
tion, from second district. 300
precincts out of 497 In district
J.- D. Burns,
p. Combs. Jr.,
Condon, 2022:
Maker, 1S13;
cinels. five to lie chosen: W. P..
(Ile.ison, Portland, 17.717; 11. A.
Miller. Portland, 10.809; T. II.
j Comte. Portland. 10.004: C. c.
DonaURh, Portland, 14.997; E. K.
P.nickney, Portland, 14.784; M. I.
, I.anKley. Forest drove, 12.093;
I .Miniiy 000 noiie.viii.io, riir.ni.ni
11.415; J. X.
lis. 11,204.
McFadden, Corva!-
rixi) si-ux woman
(Continued from P&xt Ont)
either on July 8 or 10, according
to Charles T. W, Kchols, secretary
of the Areo club of Oregon, who
wa the principal speaker at the
Chamber of Commerce forum
luncheon this noon, during the Kl
wanls huur at the Hotel Meilford.
The planes, carrying 150 eastern
residents In the aggregate, will he
voiced, talked slowly, had a ten
dency to be hard-boiled, nnd oc
casionally wore a sombrero. lie
claimed to lie n detective anil said
that he had taken lessons In finger
print work. He was friendly, talk
atlve and hy trade a lumber mill
worker. There are reports about
town he was an adopted son of
Mrs. Smith.
Smith had a prominent Adam's
apple and' nose. He talked of go
lng tn Idaho to gel a position with
the slate road department.
Jackson comity In the Democratic 1 judged on the basis nf durability
rote as loiiows: smith, 4.9; ,lm adherence to schedules, laud
Walsh, 351; Meed. 201; Work-J ings, tnkeoffs and speed, although
man, 83 ttll. inner will not be a major cou-
One Medford precinct South I ideratlon. The prlie offered the
Main is missing from the tiiiuffi- j wtiui,.,- to be no.000 at the colo
nial count, no tony dciiik turned in
; lng rose, is regarded ns a rare
1 prize In Its class. Its long stems
i enhance the nttractlveness of the
, rose, which is not generally grown
In tbo valley,
' As usual, Mrs. II. I. MeCaskey
1 of the Old Stage Uoad, hns a
number of prize-winning exhibits,
including a (leorgia Pernet rose,
the largest on exhibition. It is
of a pinkish color and exception
ally attractive. Mrs. MeCaskey,
among other exhibits, has also on
IIOOVKIl VKTOftY t'KKTAIN
(Continued from Page One)
by the election board, on the IVm
ocratlc ticket.
The vole ( PcnmcniUc), 1.1 the
city of Medford, for president, was:
Smith, 188; Walsh, '.III; Uec.l, 2;
Workman, 7.
In the vote for delegate to the
Democratic c o u v e 11 1 1 o n. Judge
Canon Denyicratlc wnrhnrse, led
hy the slim margin of ten votes.
The count was: Canon, 6211; Fry,
4-12; Harris. 487; Oleen. 438.
r.The coiintiy districts and Ash
da lid voted hy slight mujiirillcs
jdgalnsl Canon.
, In the nice for county clerk,
'Jlelilin Stevens Meyers won
Inundlly hy the following vote:
leyers, 1701 ; Carter, I2l.'; ('rose.
Ml:: Parker, 324.
Mrs. Meyers led her nearest com
petitor, (ienrge Carter, by 49f voles.
. Susutine Holmes Carter, the
other woman candidate, also won
c:iily for school superintendent,
the vote standing: Susanne II.
Carter, 1917; Milan, I2H7;
lll.tli.
The canvassing hoard this morn
ing commenced the work of count
the voles ofllirally, nnd will
probably complete thetr task by the
end of tho week. The board Is
composed of I III a in Meador lor the
.IV'tnncratic parly. Mrs. Uirralne
Morris for the Republican parly,
and Mrs. Helen Arnold for lite
'county clerk's office.
I). It. Keasy.
Fred K. Kiddle.
Sam A. Kozer.
T. Pennington,
S. I). Peterson,
II. Sandblast.
Portland, 30.843:
Island Cltv 49.69;
Salem, 80,028; 1,
Newberg. 40.959:
Milton, 41.615: I.
Portland. 39.580 .
A. W. Sehaupp. Klamath Falls, j
33 !2S:1!. X. Stanfleld, Portland.
i 60,282; W. U Thompson, Portland,;
49.785.
STANDARD OIL HEAD
; MUST STAND TRIAL
ph tltin of tho tour nf 6, Oho ihIIhh,
lUMMtrdini; tn Mr. hn.
Tim Hl.'itt offtfial spoko of the
air curnlval, which l hfltiK Hi:ifrtil
In I'm lliitHl on J urn I it hi honor
of the vinilorH ami ut a firtrunmr
to thn ii'Hulir Rose rarnlval, nnd
tnvltctl MtMiroi-tl reHhli ntti to uttnul
tht rflrhrutliMi. lit also urd a
royal wt'i'omp hrre for tin flycrH,
In oimUt lo Iniiirt'HH thini with
HtTtion nf tin tMitintry.
In KiM-ukhiK of llw Mod ford air
pori. th rortlaiiil man. nflr out-
IIiiik rapid NdiilfH hrlnu nmilc
In aviation, Miowfil (hi futility of,
hftnu Ullfil With tht ihmmIh of
tho prcHt-nt. "Hii imt tn HntiMfl-il
hiTi with 40 acri'H for n InmlinK
fUhl. (ift 140 arn-s and allow a
rhunrf for dt'Vrlonnn'ni," he hahl.
Anions othtr i tmsliti uitlonM he cm-phnsUt-d
thft ni't'd of snvitm cnoimh
inoiu-y for llhltn ritnlpnunt on
th.. field. '
Tin talk of Mr. Kchols was fol-
DaviK. lowed hy an imrrestinK noconnt of
IiIh month' trip thrmmh tin tnuth
and middle west, givrn hy C, V..
tl'opt iates.
The day's promm wan In the
chance of W. s. llolj;er, rhnlrm:n
of the Chamher of iVmmeive com
mittee, appointed hy Jthn Mann,
prenident nf the hoard. Mcmhem
of the Klwunis club, llotnry and
I. lorirt clul.H were present, and the
meHnw wild formally turned over
to thy Chamber of Commerce hy
II. II. Hammond, president nf the
Klwant club.
Ted linker reported tho Cali
fornia and OroRnn editors would
hold their convention at Crater
lake May ! to 2fl and would he
KiifKtH of Medford tit lunoheonn,
deinllN to be made known later.
"Hill" Allen reported there
would he an Illustrated lecture
at the Medford hotel Tuesday
eveninf by Dorsey Smith, presi
dent of the Portland ltotartann.
lie a Inn told of the fit ra wlierry
festival ot Itoflohurir May 2S nnd
? In vhlch nil service cttibs will
wltend. The enravan. with the
Americnn Lepion drum corpn.
leaves tho Chamber of Commerce
tho S.'ilh nt ti:30 n. m.
V-WASHINT.TO.V. May 21. l
Th Ulstrlet of Culumhin su
InetnA court ruled today that
Jtobfrt W. Stewart, chairman of
,tl.e hoard or Ihe Htandard (ill
XilDipnnyof Indlnnn, must stand
liii.' op chnruo of refusing to
iniuwbr question propounded hy
-ennte Teapot Dome com
nltte.
Juslled Slddons tipheld a dc
nrrcr filed by thn government
iiKnlnst Btewart petition to n creases working capital to
lite case inmwn uut 01 nm.. mo,
t rico. tho 'oil mnn mihseqiiently j t
nnswi-red tho qucstlong of the I rienn rnits wanted at the Mall
foiiinimee. . Tribune office, ti
I'nrlllind llll.ernln
hank In-
On,.
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Woods Lumber Co.
. .. ."Back to the Woods"
711 East Main phone 108
tlie
going is
tough
There's no "kick" in city
driving and the beaten path
getamightly monotonous. The
real motoring pleasure is in
"discovering" unusual places
blazing a trail of your own.
And nowhere in the world is
there such a wealth of "new"
and different places to go as
right here in the Westl
Mountains the desert the
ocean roaring streams
placid lakes rugged canyons,
peaceful valleys. Places rich
in their own beauty and color
ful in their historical associa
tion all different, all unique,
all charming.
Your automobile club or any
touring bureau will help you
plan a "pioneer" vacation
this summer. Seek new fields
to conquer don't let the
"tough going" scare you-1-Castorlube
will make it easy I
Hauling a four-ton load
over mountain grades is
in itself mighty tough go
ing, and doing fifteen
miles without oil is a re
markable performance a
real tribute to thelubricat
ingqualities of Castorlube.
Fifteen Miles Witliout Oil"
Get Cas4orInie at
independent filling
stations & garages
OAKEX COMPANY
BAIR BRAND
Pure California Oak Extract
for Tanning
EURCXA. CALIFORNIA
March 15th. 1928.
Castorlube Refining Co tn puny,
315 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco, Calif.
Gentlemen:
Please have your agent call at his
eilitrst convenience, as we want to
give hiin our specifications for all
types of Castorlube you manufac
ture, for the coming season.
We arc sold one hundred percent
and then some. One of our big trucks
carrying over four tons of tan bark
extract accidently gave us the great
est demonstration we have ever
heard of for lubricating oil.
All our hauling is done over moun
tain roads (the old Weitchpec trail,
etc.), and not easy going. One of the
oil pipes broke on the road nnd the
oil drained out unknown to the
driver. He drove back to the plant
nnd started out again, the gauge
apparently not working. He looked
at the oil and there wasn't a drop
in the car. He had the pipe repaired,
started out aain and found where
on the road fifteen miles away, the
oil had drained out.
No.v, fifteen miles without oil in a
big loaded truck otfer mountainous
roads, is almost unbelievable, with
out damage to the motor, but we are
simply stating a fact. The superior
oiiiness of the Castorlube was surely
demonstrated to us even as we were
forced to admit better power and
more mileage in our smaller trucks.
That is why we wish to use Castor
lube in all the types you manufac
ture that we can use.
OAKEX COMPANY
by Fred S, Bair
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
DISTRIBUTORS
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