Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

MEDFORD MSIL TRTBIINTg, MEDFORD, OKEOOy, TITTTJRDAY. MAY 24.. Ifl2?s.
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BREAKS RECORD SLAYS DAUGHTER HAVE A CHANCE TO
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AND SHOOTS WIEE! WIN BIG PRIZE
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Mayi
24. (jp) Thelma Matton, Stnntprd ,
university junior registered from)
Hunta Ana, yesterday stepped the;
lib -yard high hurdles In 10 7-10 :
aeconds, shattering the world's rec-;
ord for women In that event by
3-10 second. The old mark of 11'
seconds was set by Miss Mary Wor
rall of Sargent school. Cambridge '
A peculiar feature of the 65-!
yard record Is the fact that It is,
p lower than the world's mark for ;
the 0-ynrd hurdles, which 1 held
by Miss Helen Filkey at 9 3-5 sec- '
onds, because girls. In official
meets seldom run at other than
fiO nr TO-yunl distances.
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MASK?"
PIIILADKLPHIA, May 24 OP)
An estranged husband shot and.
killed his daughter as she lay in
bed today, seriously wounded his
wife and then killed himself. An
other daughter, lying beside her
sinter, was spared.
The man was John Oslock. His
slain daughter, Jennie, was 2 7.
Mrs. Florence Oslock, 4it. has
wounds in the stomnch and left
hhoultlt-r. she is not expected to
recover.
Oslock, a laborer, had been es
tranged from his wife for five
months, having been ordered from
home, police said, when he re
fused to work. He entered the
house today by forcing a kitchen
window. s.
OFFICIAL SALE OF
' ISlP lid
III :t-i - y
took at Your TeetJu Do They
Have a Yellowish Hue? Then
Here' the Way to Sparkling
It hitenest , . . Ouaranteed!
'"PJIAT unbecoming yellowish tinge is not
; j. hi mn mom enamel nut in a lluu, glassy
mask that a ''liquM cement1 in your saliva
im lornicu over uie enamel.
So uhat dental science has done ift to per
' feet a means of removing that unsightly
. "Yellow Mask" -without harm to the softest
; enamel. There is a basic substance that does
this to perfection. It is known as Tri-Cal-cium
Phosphate." The leading dentists use
. it for cleaning and polishing teeth.
But the chief aim of science has been to
give you the marvelous benefits of this won
derful TriCalcium Phospliate" for daily
' use. In a pleasant, tasty toolh paste. So
that van could first remove, thttt rpnllnf
"Yellow Mask11 and secondly, have clazz
lingly white teeth forever.
; It's been a big job! The most noted scien
tists nave woruea on it. Uut now success
has come.
The name of this magic dentifrice Is
Dltl'IIOS TOOTH PASTE. Dentisls every.
V ltere hail it. Prima donnas of the movie
: screen, opera and stage are using it.' In less
than six months more than a million women
, and men have abandoned old-styled denti.
frices for ORPIIOS and testify to teeth
whiter and lovelier than ever before.
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ORPIIOS at once. Get a tube from your
druggist. Give it a friendly trial, expecting
amazing improvement in the whiteness of
your teeth. Look solelyfornewtecthbcauty.
Eipect no sideshow of foam and lather just
increasiiigwhiteness. If you don't eel a real
thrill of delight, take the unused portion of
thrttulieliackandgctthe full purchase price.
Now don't keep beauty waiting act!
Orphos
TOOTH PASTE
Removes "Yellow Mask"
STARTS FRIDAY
The official sale of the Ameri
can Legion Memorial poppy will
start tomorrow, Friday, S.'.th and
will continue through Memorial
Day. Those contributing to this
worthy cause are urged to wear
the little roil poppy through Na
tional poppy week, in grateful re
membrance of thoso who did not
come buck.
The popples are made by dis
abled "World win veterans in the
hospitals and sold by the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, every cent
of the proceeds going to provide
cheer and comfort for the needy
and suffering men and their fam
ilies, it Is but nn expression of
sincere gratitude to those who
gave themselves for their country.
There will be a central poppy
booth at the chamber of com
merce, where popples can be se
cured, and it is urged that Med
ford people respond generously.
Oregon, which Bhared with
California the honor of produc
ing the best of all Pacific coa.-U
singers who competed In the 19Z7
national radio audition, will be
represented In this nation-wide
singing competition again this
year under the same chairman,
who led it to victory last year
Mrs. Isaac L. Patterson, wife of
the governor.
Mrs. Patterson, who has long
i been prominent in musical clr-
cles and active In all cultural
movements, '. formerly was vice
president general of the D. A. It.
She was reappointed Oregon stain
chairman toduy.
Ted lioy the "singing black
smith" of Pilot Rock, who won
20to rash and a year's tuition
In a music conservatory In the
1 !2 7 audition, will not compete
this year. All other Oregonlans,
between the ages of 3 8 and 25
. inclusive, are eligible, Mrs. Pat
terson said.
j Rewards totalling $17T00 cash,
i free music conservatory Instruc
j ilon and 1 20 medals have been
orierea iy the Atwater Kent foun
dation of Philadelphia for win
ners of the 1928 audition, and
Mrs. Patterson will start Imme
diately to help ambitious young
Oregonians to gain" these benefits.
Then will bn arranged singing
contests In Astoria, Portland. Cor
vallls. Baker. Burns. Eugene, Mo
Minnville, Iiflrande. Marshfield,
Pendleton, fiulem. Bend. Med ford,
Klamath Kalis. The Dalles, Hose
burg. Tillamook and other cities,
this local canvass being the first
step in the nation-wide search
for America's best undiscovered
young singers.
Winners of these local con
tests a boy and a girl from each
will compete In Oregon's state
audition, which will be broadcast
from radio station KflW at Port
land next autumn.
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CAMPAIGN STARTS
IN MEDFORD TODAY
BENEFIT READY FOR
neKlnnln? today the . Mnll Trlb
un tvlir'ca'rry on" ah ''advertising
cnnipnlgn, exclusively In this city,
Eloexscr-IIe.memnnn Co. for thefr
different products Including "Can't
Bust 'Em" overalls and pants for
men and boys, for work and outing
wear, that are standard the country
over and bear the guarantee for
service and sutisfaction by the
manufacturers.
Ill fact, the "Can't Bust 'Em"
sign means "An -unconditional
guarantee, complete assortment,
special sizes, skilled union work
manship, best materials, ood fit,
long wear and personal service."
Thet company bus been manu
facturing this brand of high cluss
merchandise at San Francisco for
77 yenrs, the factory growing con
stantly to meet the demands of the
business, and claims to he the first
manufacturing concern on the coast
using union lubor.
Watch the Medfortl dealers' win
dows for displays of tho goods..
They have ?ool assortments and
will satisfy your demnnds.
reparations are complete for
the Amerlcnn Legion Drum corps
wrestling smoker tomorrow nlKht
at the Hllnrity hall where Bllllc
Shaw of Mtuiqn, O., challenger
of nil (strnn&ler) Lewis, will
meet Don Nolnnd of Marshfield
and Sailor Jack Wood of this city,
guaranteeing to throw both in 00
minutes one at a time and wrestl-
ltlK",tho third fairwllh cither op.
ponent tno crowd .may choose.
A one-fall finish nintoh will he
staged between Thtirman Jackson
of Chlloquln and Ten Porter of
Mcurord for the semi-windup and
Is expected to provide consider
able action, for both wrestlers are
fast and clever. Porter has wrest
led several times In Med ford and
has won most of his matches.
The American Legion drum
corps will be present before the
smoker begins and will play sev
eral pieces, according to present
plans. The drum corps will prob
ably nlso sponsor Millie Shaw and
Strangler Lewis match, which will
be given at the fair grounds June
6, if present outlined plans are
carried through, depending on
the support of next Fridays
smoker. 1
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Are Your
Streets Well
Paved?
If property In your neighbor
hood is to advance in value,
you must have good streets.
Pavements of portland ce
ment concrete indicate a
substantial community
whose citizens exercise good
judgment when investing in
public improvements.
Be sure that any paving
petition you sign speci
fies Portland cement
concrete!
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
146 Ftftii Stnrt
PORTLAND, OKS.
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A National Organisation to
Imprvt and Extend tho L'tm of Conermto
Office la S3 C4ta
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STATE INCOME TAX
Without onnosltlon. .Tnh. li
Parkin was nominated Friday for
re-eieciion to tho house of repre
sentatives from Jackson county.
Mr. Carkln. who la' ih.
speaker, came to Portland yester-
uuy.io iuko up further details of
the work of the propely lax
relief committee, which he ap
pointed under authority of tho
legislature. The next general meet.
Ing of the committee will devote
considerable time to threshing out
whether the body wlBhes to ap
prove of tho principle of a state
Income tnx. which was favored
by one of the sub-committees.
When the members of the next
legislature ore elected In Novem
ber, they will receive copies of
the recommendations of hte tax
relief committee. In order to fa
miliarize themselves with it. t..
fcituatlon prior to attempting to
-i i-.., Ku.miun. Taxes will he
one of the big pieces of legislation
In the session, to he held next
Janunry and February. Oro
gonian. . I
LA GRANDE, ORE., TD
GET LAND .OFRGE
WASHINGTON', Man 24. VP)
A hill by senator Walsh, demo
crat, Montana, establishing land
offices In the states of Montana,
Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, and South
Dakota, was passed by the sen
ate last night and sent to the
house.
Four offices would be estab
lished In Montana, at Helena,
Oales City, Lewlatown and filns-
gow. One In Oregon, at La
(irande. one In Bouth Dakota, at
Itapid City, one In Idaho at Hal
ley, and one in Nevada, at Elko.
M"nroe will build a 150,000
union high school.
Department Buyers
for 112 vjreat
s
tores
insist on Lux for their OWN things
The greatest group of experts
ever consulted
QO O of the. Department Store
S O Buyers interviewed in
112 of the most important stores in
America insist on Lux for their own
precious things !
Imagine what this means I
These women are the buyers
of women's andchildren'sdresses,
blouses, underthings, hosiery,
gloves, for the great stores which
do three-fourths of all the de
partment store business in the
United States.
Experts in Clothes
They are paid huge salaries
because of their sure knowledge
of fabrics and styles.
For the first time, hundreds of
these experts in big cities from
Boston to Los Angeles have given
their opinion about the best? way
to cleanse today's clothes and
modern, sheer fabrics. -
Interviewed in their own de
partments of leading stores in 26
cities, they told just how their
own nice things are taken care of.
And their verdict was well
nigh unanimous!
92 of these experts in
sist on Lux!
Knowing clothes and fabrics,
and the importance of the right
method of cleansing, these ex
perts will take no chances 1
Like women everywhere, the
women who buy for America's
great stores buy the charming
clothes that the women of Amer
ica wear overwhelmingly insist
upon safe cleansing with Lux I
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coast to coast, successful women buyers, heads
of their own departments in the big stores of
the 26 cities shown above, told frankly how
they cared for their own things. For sheer
stockings, delicate underthings, sweaters, charm
ing frocks, gloves, 92 of these clothes experts
92 out of every 100 interviewed insist on Luxl
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DEPARTMENT STORES send their
women buyers to New York and Pnrits
to select smart clothes. The above pic
ture, an actual scene in a New Yoilc
showroom, illustrates how buyers select
the clothes you sec in the stores.
C Like the department store buyers, women
everywhere trust their nice things to LUX.
For women have found, as the great motion
picture studios the New York musical shows'
have proved by test, that washing with Lux
doubles the life of fabrics I C Pure Lux has
none of the harmful alkali found in many soaps,
whether flukes, chips or cukes nothing to weak
en delicate fibres, fade nice colors.
Annlhor IhMihtr Murrirr X resolution unking thp pnldcnt
ALTUKAH, Cnl., May 24. (Pi j to ()irect R0virnment oil rdunnol
John I.. Chnce, 7-1. retired mncher . . , . , ,
of Adln. nhot nnd Ulllee! hlx wife " .""""" ;
ii nhe luy in bed nnd then killed- orounly the bribery Indictment ;
himnelf.
Xyo In Bllny AfClllll,
WAHMIN'OTOX, Mny 24. Wl I nl
atinlimt Kilwnrd I. Dohcny. Hr.,
nnd AJbert II. Killl, wan drnfled to
day by Chuirnwin Nye of the en-
InnrtH committee.
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