Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 07, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextsrenFoTm mxtTj TnmnOT!, mbdpotto. on En ok, tttfrsdav, .tt'NT. 7. 192s. via is this m swum 1T m m i ELECT! W "ITTV A NATION-WIDE f I 1 HI INSTITUTION- i 1 J.CPenneyCo. ASK FOR OWEN-OREGON Trade Marked Lttmber iTAorv; pimnnTiir 1 i ted Yellow Mask" is that Yellowish Tinge on Your Troth. Bui, llet- lnK Im.Ik.s. Nature study, track- i Unaiiclnit them. Iff Here's the W'av to Kemove It! !'" ""lr:.H. hikins. handicraft. '." as'rceinent to put those two I.I,llt.ie8tlit.Wa)lolUiiovtll. (amihiB Hi) he ainnnK , j projects before the voters. UKiiiK cv- ... epiiortunillcs in store for tile hoys : el'-v Possible legitimate endeavor to TViO one ever vsion a beauty pnaj with um nl.0 foi , .,,,. ,.luUKh to at- I enlisliten the people as to the ne 1N "YELLOW MASK." 'tend the camp this season. Icessity for the passase of each. All teeth enamel is ivory vhiie-ynurs The scut law. "A Scout is thrif- reached unanimously after a included. ly" i emphasized to the end that ' '' discuss Inn. 1 hese needs liliye ...... r each S.out he Klven ll chance to " '"'"'"I "u th ant '" Inat ugly yellowish titmc coin from a 1 , , , , tho Mail Tribune news coluinim . . . h ' . "V , , , -mn ai least a part of his own way U1; HU 1 1 n""" hpiuiiiiih. "Input! cement m your saliva, ft pi in to s.oiiiimwums of the I The fact wa brotmht out promt- your teeth then hartlens. r ornn a tlini, uanspar. nl mavk win. li mod, . oa. e ana , ,tis(.v,.,. WIiyil means to tobacco Main yellow. j ictually earn part or all of their To try to )anh this unbecoininf; color 'expenses, vith ordinary dentifrices is to bnili in vain, j A Scoot may intend for one, two Koieinot dentists have the secret. It is 1 r """" P'rlods of camp. HeKls. Tri-Calcium Phosphate," a white, satiny I 'rations are mining In rapi.llyand powder that cant harm the softest enamel.:'1 looked for each They use it to clean teell, and add that ex- "" '"' ,A" h,M""" w "r B"",K . ' ... .... ... 'o ntti'inl i-nmn shuultl make up- qimite hiKh Hulling elln-t. An.l ho ; lIU,llnn . unMi , nnI(i. lo hP nH inufc.raiiy it works! ' ' isiirctl .' a il;i-o. But dental science has len at vnrk for yearn trying to coinpnfle tasiy, fragrant touih patt; oftliis marvlojiH aubstaiu'e. So Lih'it you could have its uiiitrning pntvvrs daily! By the perfection of a new proves, success has been won. The name, of this magic uVnlifrire is ORPHOS TOOTU PASTE. We urge tlwt you try it at once. Under a most liberal guarantee. If ORPHOS doesn't whiten umazingly ia twenty days, tuke the tinnst ilit of the tube lo your Ui iiygit and gjt your money back. But be assured of this: no disappoint ment. Dentists everywhere hail and n rtun mejid 0KPI10S. Now the bet known lnovie slars use it. Over a million uers in six months and all testifying to new t eel h loneliness! Abandon vour old dentifrice now. Get ORPHOS and watch its effect 0:1 "Yellow Nu.sk" I Orph OS TOOTH PASTE Remoces "Yc'ioiu Masfer MM&s ! Wfl when the goin is toujSjh ; HI Castorlttbe tlS -will make it IB easier--" 1 MB LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Distributors t FOR ! RED SPIDER K and SCALE i' PI AY AFF And Avoid the : -" 1 tJrxi 1-1 Danger of Injury . SPRAY WITH SUM-R-OL ; . A PROVEN SPRAY Backed ly ' years of c.iei'ieiice in oil spray : liiaiiul'actui'o jnid anions .orclianli.sts. SUM-ER-0L is free flowing, which means j: economy in handling. Jt has given the best of j results on pears nnd WITHOUT DANGER OF INJURY Manufactured lv HOOD RIVER SPRAY CO. ! Hood River, Ore. I .. ! . For Sale by . i AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. GROWERS EXCHANGE, INC. C. & E. FRUIT CO, INC. ' PINNACLE PACKING CO., INC. . SOUTHERN OREGON SALES, INC. The Scout troops of MriHcml and ; Tho people of Mcilfnrd will bo vli'inlty iu-e making i t-ady ftir n ' naked to vote on the bond iHtmes I'ful vacation am! profitable peiitnl ; $"u,000 lor repair of city Htreets of M-outiiiK and udvaneement at , nd 10.000 for a new und modem the summer camp of the Crater , airport, at a special election as soon Lake area council. The camp is to j a" formal ui raiiKemeiiis can be iopen Sunday the lotli of June and "'. probably some limo in Au to hold three periods of a week ' Ust. each. Camp will clow on Sunday. ; T111" wliS 'lei-iiled nt a special the 1st of July. The cost of the ' meeting of the city council last I camp will he ST. 00 a week. Tim mt-nf.d.mt- r.rni'rnm of iscoutlns- will he tressed. Hoys will jhr civen an opportunity to learn to I swim and In do advanced work;""' iioK.-nw.ij uuvanciiinii iuu- ror iiieh- sivimminir i.ive s.iv. I idfjii troops aro tiiilfiiK tho hcouIh - One of the features Jn the ohservnnre of Children )ny nt the 1'reHhytertnn ehureh Is a play to bo given in Hie evening nt S o'clock. June 10. The piny entitled "Oit ilif K i ii i"si 1 1 iirlitt.-;i " i linr- tieulnrly interesting to this vicinity ns the scone is written by. J. W. Hoyt. a formerresident and Sun- day School misHionary The uluv clearly portrays the work of two Sunday School mis sionaries and an old prospector. 'Those taking part aro: Mr. Itad cliff, Mr. Ilaxter. Iteverend Law rence and several children. Miss Ciilmore. who did excellent work In couching the play "Cluhhint! :A Husband." is also couchlnK this play. Miss Marjorie Undley is i property manaiier. - k CHILDREN'S DAY PLAY ARRANGED nlKht with the airport committee of the Chamber of Commerce und directors of that body, called for ' special purpose of discussing Traill of city needs anil ways ot inently tliut the street itiiiroveiutn(H are alisolutoly necessary, especially from an economifi viewpoint, uud 1 (lint, with the air mull and puHsen Ker currying huslnesH develuiun j ho fast in all parts of the I'nited j Stntew, while the local airport vill suffice this year, the fliivornment's uii officials have given notification U will not do thereiifter, and that lo retain the ulrpnrt hero the elly must provide a new nnrt much lars er field, modernly eiiiiped. Tho report of tho airport com-! niitteo of the Chiunhei of Com merce made last night about the i local airport problem that must be , faced, and "f the eonimitlee'K In-j vestialionH of the municipal nir ports of Sun Prant iHoo. Oakland i and elsewhere, and survey of local conditions, was very complete. Thifl report stated that no defi nite site had been chosen for the new airport, but that several very desirable sites were' being consid ered. The report set out facts as follows: "Medlord Is in a strategic posi tion for an air terminal, and thronn geographic lofation Is in a position to profit preatly from expansion In air travel which is declared to be certain. "The present airport at the fair j grounds is entirely inadequate for tuture use, anu is naruiy liiica lor commercial use at present. "To take care of the future as well us present needs, and to in sure a permanent place on the na tional air map, Medford should in stall an airport that would net a 'Class A rating from the depart ment of commerce. "The new airport should have suf ficient runways to provide for the largest ships, operoling under any sort of weather conditions. It should be lighted for nisht flyiiv and should hav.o an administration building to house the .weather bu reau, unper air station, radio sta tion and offices. "Cost of building an nlrnort hce eoual to any in the nation will be $110,000. To build a less expensive airport would be economically un sound because it would be inade quate within a short time." CHANEY TRIAL COST THE COUNTY 7 .lackRon county expended $rfGar.0lt on the grand jury investi gations and trial of District Attor ney Newton C: Chancy, acquitted on one charge, ami Indicted on ten other counts of larceny of public moneys In the prohibition enforee ment fund. The grand jury investigations, which extended over a two months period, cost $l'70.r,.X!), according to the records of the county clerk's office. On this phase, the special prosecui ors were pa id S 1 1 U r. t lie jgrand jurors received $fiI8.2, and the witnesses before them received in the trial of Chnney, the jur or's fee amounted to IttlK.L'U, nml $.'! 7 1 Atth was expended for wit nesses and ;;peel;il prosecutors. The major portion of this sum 'was paid to handwriting experts. Xo action has been taken rela I live to the ten indict in ruts re maining against Chancy. ELECTION OFFICIALS TAMPA, Fla Juno 7 Two election Inspectors wero shot bihI Hi I k lit I y wounded liy three maHked men who raided a city voting plarc here today. They fled after a fit slllaile. The vlrtlmii were Klmer Hawldns, shot twice In the left foot an he slept on a counter in the pool hall, and Henry Alrth, struck In the arm, thigh and bodv as henal on a table tabulalinE votes. The precinct is one offhe larKest In the county and the counting of the haUoU had almost been com pleted. Authorities ,aid they be lieved a deliberate plot had lieen hatched to steal the ballots and up set the close race being wa-ed be tween candidate for county -solicitor and other county positions. Rags wanted at the Mall Trlb una offlct. Uuat ba clean. Yew will ELECT OFFICERS LAKE OF WOODS Reorganization nml election of'. The Til cxhlhits r.nthcrcd hy the I'lans are well under way for n now officers for tho Lake, o- the ! ,,om,ii ilepai tiueni the state of """v Vacation Mll.lo school at the Woods ltecreation company wa of-i 0ri.,.on . .,, !..,. ,..,,,.! I'reshylcrlan church heKinninB fected nt a mectitiK held last nltil.l.i0rit-" s"","" 1 "-lfk next week. Monday i.i..rniuK at and It was announced thai the tu-: ""airway, to weave a net of clrcuni- 9 ,,. m. This school will ho held sort would bo officially opened next utantial evidence nhout the three each mornlOK from to Jl:30 Sunday, June 10. DcAuireinont hrothcrs. killer and ' ' 1,1 ""' mUay School rooms The officers elected are 11s fol- . . The school will last two weeks , ... , , , , , . .bandits, now rervniK fc senteiu-es , . . ., tl . lows: (Hen Kahrlck. president; O. , 'Irom the llih to the 2-nd ex- (). 4lenileller, Vice-president: I'Vanli ' ' Sal"in. will l.e shipp.M l.i Spo- s;,lnlday inornlnB and Suu- J. Newmun, secretary; Frail .;"'' Wash., where they will hc!,.,v Wahl. secretnrv lllld Kenetnl man- i stored in the vaults of the postal, n'here are manv valuable aids nr. James Orey was nnmed Mil - perintendent of the resort. The directors ot Hie oanipnny were named as Gm Newbury, I'M. G. Brown, James Grey, William Of fjitt, and William HriKgp, Jr.. of Ashland. Stockholders in tue compuny, ne - slilos tho above, are E. W. Gould, Al IMrhn. C. K. - (I'oo) GateH. wll - liam J. Warner, C. A. Whllloek, Clay Larker. Johu A. Perl, Dr. J. J. monH, Attorney George M. HobertH, J. T. Davis and Ralph G. Hardwell. Access to the resort has been the main hnndieapUn the past. Klam- nth county has completed a road to within live miles of the lake and a! crew of men aro now working on the remaining distance. The Dead Indian road, via Ashland, has been improved this spring, and Is now In v.oit..n enndittoii. Tho lake is .18 .. , V .r ml from theno two cities. Work hart started on the t PrePk market road, whhlch will! pass through near one corner of the lake and connect with tho Klamath road, forming n loop. Hy this road the lake will be 41! miles from this city. j The resort will be kept open the ; year around, under the new direr-1 tnrate, leaiurin- winter sporia m , season. i Three trnckloads of supplies and, material will leave In the morning: for the resort. j Next year the company will erect! a lodge at the lake, and additional cabins. Cabins, furnished and un furnished, housekeeping cabins, a store, lunch room and filling sta tion are now maintained. Au elec tric and sanitary system will be in - stalled at once. 4Lake o' tho Woods Is sltuaied near the hase of Mt. Mclaughlin, is under the supervision of tho for - ostry service, nnd has long been popular with southern Oregon peo - pie for its fishing, bathing faeill - ties and recreational advnntoges. Quite a number of folks from the illHtrh't iittcniled the Jackson f.mnlv rli.v t I Auttlfin.l Mr. and Mrs. V. It. Johnson nml family nf Medford lire camping at Ijike frock. .Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Meyer are boasting of ft new urnnilsnn. Mikh Milly Meyer who has been nttendlng hlfih school nt Medford is back home fur the summer. A. J. t'.rlsHom has taken several hoi:H to market. MrH. Frank Kllnulo has her mother with her for a few weeks visit. .Mr. nnd Mrs. T. I.. Fallow were In Medford Tuesday. Mr. Kinney of Medford with his nephew from Nebraska were flwh Inu at T-nke Creek Hllnday. If. II. Fox was In Midforil on business the first of tho week. The Orange meeting nt Lake ("reek will be held Thursday even Ing June 1 4th. John Hetties who Is attending ! Normal at Ashland spent the week end nt the I.. II. Wynnt home. 1 Kevernl farmers are starting to 'cut their hay this week. L. K. Bean spent the week end at his home. He Is working in .Medford. Mrs. I,. A. Wilkinson of Dead rndlan Hodu Springs was in Med ford Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom ' Abbott of Medford were Huoday guests of .Mr. and Mrs. C K. Moore. Grandma Farlow came up last week to stay with her son Frank Farlow, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank fttrahan nnd Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall were visiting at the V .V. Marshall name last Hlinilay. ' yulte a number of Knglf' Point granger picnicked at the Head Indian Soda Springs, Sunday. 1 j LAKE CREEK I slip receive a Quality Product MADE IN MEDFORD 176 D'AUTREMONT I EXHIBITS SHIPPED ' department, for future reference. If , "ceiled. i-osiai inspecior lennyson u. , hlK of mny tine hymns, much Jeff, rson and Maurice Coriurrl, j scdlpture, -KettlnB hetler nc speclal acent of the Knuihern I'a-1 qnainted with the lllldu and how cific railway, spent yesterday auilli,, 1, ,i,-,,mi,ii-i,,,r uil,l I this morninu packlni; the exhibits 1 nno cneektni; them. They include j everythini: from the stolen deto - 1 natnr lo the hnnrifiil of pvoIpIk used I in a piece nf tnrimiilln. A half- hundred cart rid KPf, unfd hv th DeAutreinontH in tliotr extnslvo target practice, Tniin Sllvcrtttn. Oro., to the summit of the Ninkl youH, In preparation for t!i crime, WP, nin M1I1I.iti nn.i mm,,i,.,i 'Tno 1)0Htal deimrtnient and mil rond authorities moved the ex hibits to make certain they would all be k pt intact and together. ' ... - M.,K ""'they have learned. ciiiiiiKes 01 couniy onii'inis, nnu . ;"7r ,IO,n on" (,nHo x.a9y Sunday .School nre Invited V . m-hool. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station -- ; l Tonight G: 15 Medford Mall Tribune. ' a c.ir unni rintlm..rv xi 9:00 The Modern IMumblng & 1 Sheet Metal Co. Friday, June 8 A. M - 10:00Southern Orogon Hlec- 1 4 trie Co. , 10:H0 M. M. Dept. Store. t 1 1 : 00 Jacquo l,cmnx j 1 1 ;.10 lirophy Jewelry Store 1 u Noon Medford Kleclric Co! P.M. U. 12:30 Palmer Music House U. fi: If, Med ford Mail Tribune. 8:00 Medford lieaMv Hoard. 11:00 Hunt's Cratnrlun Then- tre. 4 Kill Eggs and Worms oS Codling Moth For surest and safest control of cod Tht only ott ipry ptovtn 6y widt u off uvrtai uatons ma, Wash. VL1& actdl - RT1HKML-K. SCHOOL TO OPEN , ,he K,.owinit ufo f children t,.om ,,,, ,t n,.),,,,, t,0 ,.am. i u,n,.iu ni., 4 i,t ), H KVen the children nt which ; tmPs there nro kiiiiics In tho park for the hoys and Kills. I Children who do not attend primary, Junior nnd Inturmcdlate Kiadt-s are welcome. There, is no charge for the m'hool althounh un offering lo defray expenses will he taken at tho end of the Hrhonl. A picnic will he given I he children nt (he rlose and also tho children will have chargo of an evening service In the church ; w,lf. ,hpy wlM oVnionstrnte Whnt chldlren who do not ntlend i lie school will he In charge of Uev. K. V, Ijiwrenee and ns.sisi-j ants. Miss llslher MeCollom, Mary Ala it hit Sweeney, Muriel Alberts and Janet 'lement and others. T BY YEGGS, DYING DKTItOTT. June 7. (!' The six j men who yesterday held up the Detroit News In a daring daylight robbery obtulned approximately SI4.S00, the pn)et' announced to day. The loot represented lesa than half the payroll of the paper, a part of which the bandits failed to discover and another part, sev eral thousand dollars, which they 'dropped -In fleeing the building after the holdup. Patrolman (leurne Darstnd shot three times by the robbers was hi ;u critical condition today and phy- j Hielnns despaired nf his recovery. Both ling moth, spray with a combination of lead andVOLCK or Orthol-K (tha prTen oil sprays). The oil kills the eggs and prevents "stings." The lead protects the fruit against worms hatching from any eggs missed by tW oil spray. Get the first brood with this com bination and you'll have little troublo Irom the second. Summer applications of VOLCK and Orthol-K have also proven highly effective against San Jose Scale, Red Spider, Aphis, Thrips and Leaf-roller. For full information see your near est VOLCK and Orthof-K dealer. CALIFORNIA SPRAY-CHEMICAL CO., Watsonville, California, New York City, Portland. Ore., Yaki Summer Frock Needs Can Be Met Economically and Smartly Here Distinctive frocks, charming frocks need not be expensive frocks you will find many, many clever styles for your summer wardrobe in this comprehensive showing. Flat Crepe Georgette Plain and Printed Pastel shades are as delicate as spring flowers and printed .i:,.: i ii Ajisuiiiiivc aim alluring. Rippling, Fluttering Lines Are Important There is decidedly more of the fem inine in these new frocks they are pleated, tiered and draped in smart ways and show trimmings of. bows and lace to soften the line. You will find them admirably suited to your needs. The Onestrap The One Strap is so be coming to the average foot that we have select ed many models in this style. You will be de lighted with the smart styles shown in our shoe Department. $4.98 RIALTO THE JAZZ MAD YOUTH OF 1028 DEFIES ALL LAWS OF'MAN AND NATURE IN "Walking Back" ALSO ROTHERMEL'S MUSIC GOOD ADDED 8HORT FEATURE9 ADMISSION Mats 10. nd 2 Eve 10 and 39 COMINQ SATURDAY patterns are II I Sport Sandals Tan And Brown At last, the famous "Deau ville Sport Sandal" at a prjee we are proud to offer. Ex cellently made, suitable for sports occasions. $5.90 STARTS TODAY SUE CAROL i A gripping story of v , speed mad, . heedless, modern youh startling in its daring expose yet glorious and honor- 1 able the salt of the earth. . ' IT'S VICIOUS WILD YET BEAUTIFUL and TAME TOM MIX In "HELLO, CHEYENNE"