Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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BETAiLS LEGION TEXACO AIRPLANE i A. BANKS SEES CHILDREN'S DAY COPCO OFFICIALS
TOLD MERCHANTS INSPECT MACHINE AND HIGH PRICES GREAT SUCCESS: IN GOLD II. CASE
I
t
KoUuniut; a night sint In U'J
: tonj, iht- liiryt- thii'-motori'd Tex
aco, Kurd ul1-nunil monoplane,
; U'f I I his mom lug lurily
1'lunn fur the mute American
Legion coiuluvf, ei-liiisint; In ihb
nlludu tlu Jubilee of Visions lU-;il-izoil
in this city Inst jear, wen; Ut
Ih1t.1l tentntivtly l.efurc thw im-m-Ikmh
nf the Jtelull MerchantM ussu-
eiallon at Hip itotel HoUuml Inst p,,,,
liiKht hy I'uul .McDuun W. J Here j ,.v,.njnu. flum t'ui niiiK. fullf., is
be three days of ceUhrattnK. , iUm, tu rt.tul-n lo lu-troit. Mieh..
Juno 2 2, and will take part in the
mliiimiil nil ri'liiihilitv tour and
will pi-nlmbly be in Met! ford aain ll,ilt locality.
before
H:a for Seattle. Wash.. planning I"-' e
to fly HtraiKht through from .M-d-
fui-rt tu the I'uuet Kound eity. The
which arrived her
Afier lookiiiK over Ills pear or
chards here. 1- A. 1 tanks, fruit
S rower with interests in California
and OrtKn, reports that the pros-
liright for a bumper
up, which will be ripe earlier
than usual and probably sell at a
last 1 n'fch price.
elcbratiiiK, j
August -J. 3 and 4, packed full of
parades. aerial displays, street
stunts and everything else that j
Koes to make a uis iu-ion eonen- , Aurlns tIu, ml,,U. uf juy
lion, accoroinj; to .mi-. .h:i.'uiuuu
jwho Is ehairniaiL of the general
convention committee.
"The American Legion d' leitatrs.
when they attend a convention, do
not stop when nitfht falls. They're
going night and day," Jffi-Dmmhl
said. "It is the desire of l'ost lit.
to make' this year's stat meeting
the most successful in I he history
of Oregon I.ej-ion activities. The
Med ford merchants have generous
ly backed us and, while It is rot a
promiso, it is the ambition of Med
ford Legionnaires to make the con
vention a self-supporting affair."
Twelve drum corps in competi
tion, daring air stunts, illuminated
parades, glee ilu'is ami quartets of
the American Legion Auxiliary In
concert will be but a few of the
attractions .to out-of '.'town visitors
next August. The elaborate plans
of Post 1 5. were further empha
sized at last night's merchants
meeting by Cole Holmes, of the
convention committee.
Ilecause of the fact that the final j inches. It Is
parade of the state convention is ! of duralumin.
Mr. Hanks came here with his
family last week from Hivershlc.
Calif., where he owns one of the
largest acreages of orange trees
A j;.U,ui0 crop.
he says, has just been harvested
"The test Iay." a pageant pre-! YY. M. Shepard. vice president or
sriited by the members of the ; ll;t California Oregon I'ower com
Methedist Sunday school last Sun- puny, was the first witness called
day morning, drew u splendid and by the dcicnse in ih, condemna
apineciative audience, in spile option suit of the city of Hold Hill
the rain. Throughout the pro
Brain t he children carried out
their parts Willi enthusiasm
i'l'.'ie power company hold it at ten
! limes that value.
j Tlu power company holds that
I the suit is in the interests of ilie
Heaver l'nrtl:in,il Cement company,
I claiming they are desirous of luiiht
, i.i; it power plant of their own. Tiie
: dt tel, se brought out that .Ma vol'
' Itobcrl Cook of Cold Hill atul other
ly ctticials were cinploes of liic
mc .n tompauy.
I'crry O. Crawford. general niati-
a-v ;ir; J. t. I Inunpson. division
nuuiai;er. and K. l- Partridge, dec
t rical expci t and engineer, were
other Copco ol'ficiuls scheduled to
bet. called lo the witness stand.
1 'Hie ease is expected to jm lo
the jury laic this atlernoou.
inie .-est.
Hoke Curtis,
Karl
Kuki
ami
all appear
the in turn, asking
being '"' Ki oup
FROM AIRPORT MEET
states and middlcwcst. Kn route
to Detroit from Medford, the stops sive adveitisinj
will be limited, according tu 'ap-f the health
lain Krank Hawks, pilot or tne e ii.Kh in
ship. t
I'aptain Ib-wks. before leaving
this morniiiK declared that the Tex
aco ship i:
other ship
per
of oranges as one expo
auaim.t the utilities corporation,
when the plaintilf closed its case.!
Gold liill is seek hit: coniieiniuilioii !
ind j t)f ;i iianel of land on the hanks of ,
j Httiie river for the const ruction f
rhanksKiviiiB; I" nmnicipul power plant.
Carkln. as Fourth of July; Miepaid declared it was the In- ,
le Mnffutt. as Christmas; tentlon uf Hie Califinnta Drepwi .
Ooithy Uiddell, as Kaster ! J11;!; ;";'ra;' V t:!t':r11:. Ted Maker arrived lice ihis
1 in cosiume and spoke , " "i," " " i . , , . t . ..,
the Children's Jwis. or sooner u m-cesvuy re-, "
i ui res. it was also test Hied ny pori man plane iroiu roniaiiu.
Miepaut Uiat nmre power could im where he allemleii a hiK meeting of
and
riwi . n.' il, mm f-ir traveled I Hm "is ' acres. rroperiy vui-
jo.ono ,i,.H and has been in the'11" have advanced by leaps and
r i... i. 1 bounds In that state dtiritic
an Mini iikiiiiok. munis i i i ... ,i, . i.
time it has visited all tlie southern l" few years, some land ueiiK '"" l"
oviu k-h k i . ileVt'loneil hv liw cimi 11:111 e I nun hv i .. :.. i -a i...
(. l.i m.iu'.'ir. .Ill, Wnell ' - - "'ii in.iii.mri n nun umiimpvi i
! for
foods accounts fur--' -ifiid
. and Itiir demand 1 then s day
the fruit. Mr. Itanks believes. ; in cap and pown
"The lloiru. lliver vallev is Just excitement, and j
mini; into its own, and I think
representing cliil-
I individual coui:inies at the site..
isfou that the
n. i .. tnt wiin in rii: it ;inu or co- "
thnt has huuled at the i operation anion orchardists tliat
properly here will show' the same
marked improvement that has
taken place in California," Mr.
itanks said in discussinir the pus-; Proper
jsibilltics of this locality. members of
! "This valley should be widely' who planned
commerce secretaries al the Heath-
came upon the stage ' ,, , . " 7 ( 7 , ' 1 1111111 nT ' aw,u.ni"y KUl- l''t'"-
lt k leuaiii iicurKo .ovne. wno win ap-
ereascd tenfold. He read from om-1 1K.in. :,i n c'huinber of Commerce
pany staiistics to confirm this. forum dinner at Hotel Medford
I'nder cross examination hy At- j today at ii:;U, was the principal
torney (ins Newbury, Sliepnrtl ad- ; speaker there.
niltted that power developed hero j tiu. l"rilaiid Aero club sponsor-
was distrihaled in northern Cali- j vt the program, which included dis
I I'd rii i;i and so nt hern Oregon conn- I ..nmnu i.,,ii(..u t.ti ..i.i,,.,-!
fashioned ways and conversation. , til.Hi i;ut lenlarly in Doiihis. Ho n'.i.fIL.,.H.n! H. .hi ...!,. me. hods
rro er a u oikuiiicu were iu--
the patriotic
widelv ! who planned the first flan
fl.. ... i 'IM.., ltil.Hf.-il
of l'alostint.
much the
The
quaint
of the
. there was Kieat
an immediate de
bet day after all ;
Hay.
Puritan group, dressed in '
costumes, won t he hearts :
audience with their old-
to be held at 2 o'clock Saturday
jKatheiinK, the Ketail Mercliants
association unanimously decided to
close Medford stores during the
parade. The business men further
discussed entering: a float and a
committee composed of K r e d
Heath, Sr.. Art Schocni and Herb
Grey were selected lo handle the
proposition. .
"William Jiolger briefly urjred the
merchants to attend the chamber
of commerce forum at the .Med
ford Hotel tonight and hear inter
esting addresses by Lieutenant No-
villi, noted flyer who received
world-wide prominence in his
Arctice and trans-Atlantic flights,
and P. II. Patchin. assistant to the
president of the Standard Oil com
pany who was an atlaelle of Presi
dent Wilson at the Geneva confer
ence. Lieutenant Noville and Mr.
Patchin will arrive in this city In
the giant plane, "Standard of Cali
fornia," today.
Court Hall, manager of the
Medfard Merchants baseball team,
gave those who attended last
night's dinner a very optimistic re
port on -the progress of Uu Ideal
ball team and matin a plea for jobs
for Cliff Most, pitcher tind Ken
Tlobio. shortstop.
local airport. He went on to say
that the Texaco is identical with
the oilier Ford ship which was
here last week and which is
scheduled to land here this after-
niirm with ilie cent bin of eouill-
ment. The Texaco, he said. Is the i aiiveriiseu not only as one ut i"'- : -i'"-."--u nw.
last word in instruments, while most beautiful Mots In America group, as children
.1... .,1,1,. t Hi,. i...v hit. .i . In which to reside, but as beimr told how much til
iii upholsterv and Interior finish-; especially adapted climatically. meant to ihem. and as lhcy(gon.
IngN The plane has a wing sinead : with ideal soil, to produce theUrievcd over their loss. Peter .! gun. A vigorous denial was en
of 71 feet and 10 Inches and its ' finest quality pears of all varle-1 whb h part was tak.n by Nileliered to a question that Co pen was
i....... i. i. J-i f..f ..1,1 in H.i i- n w n nnvn ii'm til tlK lilliom, came U ion uie w i-iif. iin.i -nmf, .t i.m-m...wi ..i r.u
....to.l nnliv.ilv 1
which has the ten
slle strength of steel but eonsid
TT jT A NATION-WIDE T
R & ' 'i H INSTITUTION- g '
JCPenneyCq
i test If fed that a considerable por-
Bi'oi'P ) tion ol the power produced at the
wiin I Prospect plant was thus disposed
of. Tlie defense questioned the
Witness from a report filed with the
story teller i public service commission of Ore
j fuselage
15 1 O W 11
world. encouraged them to go turn ten
Pear orchards which llanks Opo-' the story. Special praise should
rates here are the Taylor Pepper i be given to the three youthful
of construction and administration.
An association of northwest man
agers was formed with a commit
tee to draw tip tentative rules to
report at Hie next meeting.
On Sunday, Halter saw an air cir
cus at Swan Island air field In
whieh planes took part in stunt
Hying, racing and paraehuto jump
Inn. llelore leaviiv; Portland ho
uiuiiit Mmid.iv :it't..i mum nt tlm
were residents of Hold Hill and ..hnmher f commerce hembiuartera
there.
Most of t he plaint iff wil nesses I
their testimony dealt largely wit It I
nr..i.iv ilmn ilnmlnHm on the h iihwav at Voorh es cross- wise men. wno nio
The plan has a cruising speeding. Kmeriek. nrobkhurst. Hamp- j genuine Paisley shawls, and who
sneed of 115 miles per hour. It i ton and several smaller ones. Ho acted the parts with real solemnity
draped In 'the value of Hie property, contend
ing If was worth lrom won to sauu.
Plnsslfiert n1 virt Islmr pitw rn1t
how
to banish
r YELLOW
MASK"
of 'J't miles per hour and a high
Is eajiable of carrying a useful)
load of 4,(100 pounds In addition I
to Its own weight of 0,000 pounds, !
which includes, when "loaded. 330
gallons of gasoline which the ship j
uses at the rate of 30 gallons per
hour.
The flight of the Texaco plane
has three distinct purposes, said
Captain Ha wits. Hie first one of
which is for the experimentation
of Texaco products In aircraft in
order to determine how such prod
ucts respond Jn all manner of
weather. The second purpose out
lined is an experiment in order to
determine the usefulness of air
craft as an operating unit for the
company. The last purpose an
nounced is a stimulant to aviation
has been In tlie fruit growing
business for over 40 years.
FOREIGN DEPT.
(if interest to southern Oregon
fruit growers is the announcement
of i i win. White & Prince. Inc., of
Seattle in regard to thu sales re
port of 1 1127. with a total of
encouraging interest of the public ...... ' ' "
in aircraft. The advertising nndi,1'lllt ileH. with less than a score
ii- i. ,i r t... iim fHirii I f ears of the lOL'i crop as yet un-
anuounces the consolidation of lis
foreign trade activities in a newly
organized department to be known
as the foreign trade department in
charge of ,1. A. Smith, late man
ager of the import, and export de
partment of the Messrs. Hod well &
(Company, Ltd.
The sales report breaks all
records for the organization, which
as they presented their gifts
tlie new-born King.
"The Chain of Happiness." given
by the cradle roll class, under the
direction of Elizabeth Thomas, i
won the admiration and applause1
of the listeners. Miss Caret a Olf-1
i ford presented her primary class
I in a motion song, "Twinkle, Twin-
kle Little Star." The tiny tots -j
showed careful training.
Appropriate music was inter-;
spersed throughout the pageant.;
Mrs. Huenergardt presided at tbe
organ. Clarence Meeker, assist-,
ed by a large choir of young
voices, led the singing. Ur. Tern-
pic gave an experience in his i
college life when he was really,
hungry, and showed how Hie stu- ;
dent loan fund helped him. A
generous offering followed while
Esther Alexander charmed the
udience with a violin solo.
placed last by Captain Hawks.
who Is at the head of the now
Texaco "'department of aviation. j
" Captain Hawks, who has piloted
the ship since It was purchased at j
a cost of ?f 5H.000 by the company, I
Is well known in aviation circles '
and last year won the Detroit Xews j
transport race ta Spokane. ash.
He also flew a sister ship to the;
Spirit of St.
Louis from San Hlcgo.
acts as
sales managers for I".
ilif.. to Washington, D. C. to . .............. .....bj,., nii Hlit ilnir ur-
welcome Colonel Charles Lind- j -,iinjzat jons , iju, Wenatchee
bergh upon his return to the I'nited Okanogan section of AVashf ngton
States from his trans-Atlantic a,i for ,,jf. t,tner packing organi
flight. .alions in other parts of Washlng-
In speaking of the local airport. t,n and Oregon. Tlie new crop for
Captain Hawks declared it was in- I !! promjses to be substantially
adequate Jo care for the needs of! larger than last year's and the
present day aviation and that it sales organization is already en
is highly probable that the ma-j gaged preparing the marketing
jorfty of the ships of the national
reliability air tour will pass over
Medford when the lour with Its
) more than 3ii planes comes through
I southern Oregon next month. The
loral field, lie went nn 1o say. Is
far too small lo care for any num
ber of ships at the same lime, and
I cautioned Medford people to keep
its present prestige as an air cen
ter for southern Orogen. inasmuch
as other citb'S in southern Oregon
may compile superior airports,
which would naturally draw all
pilots to the betler fields. He cited
several examples in California
where such conditions inw exist,
j Captain Hawks is accompanied
! by his wife and son, Frank Jr., !
land T. J. Clausen, mechanic, who
has had four years of experience
in H;e Kord Motor company air
plane works in Detroit, where one
ship Is turned out per week. At
the present rate of production ft
will take two years before the or
ders can all be filled.
JUL
LEAVE TONIGHT
If vour twill linvc that eltowi.sli
Look Here's What lo Io. While,
U listening Ivory Guaranteed!
rl IIS corrective is approved l y dental
science. Everywhere denials an: telling
flieir patients lo Use il. As a cafe, simple
nil pleasant way to hanili t!ic nio- t stillb
orn ami iijrlierd Miplit on teeth heuyty
Yellow Mask' or yellowish teeih.
W illi screen ami stajje stars this approved
rctli-whitencr U a ital requi.-.itu in the
leautv-nuikiii; cii"cnilile. .More than a mil
ion WonicA and men v!io luc abandoned
iM6t)lrd dcaliirices fcr it ill tell you that
icvcr lcfore have they notarised biich w hitc
L-ctli hcauty.
We ufT'T .you this new, fu iruiific way to
nvelinc-a under the uto.n lihcral jiuaraati
o you can discard iiniiicdiately your present
ticiiliinccaiidarcepl lins inea.iorniem.Mi. Jutu. ( fl(.,tKatinn of n.a.
iUiSCorrcctnelaiisaiicri'.vcntyua3 uagc tives Ami frbnds of the offiveis
lo give yotirteeih a lu-trons nhitcmw, re- f.,m) enlisted -men of Cnnpany A.
(urn flic unused part of the tube to jour hssth Infantry, the lm-al unit of
ruggist and receive your money lurk. the .National fluard, will be ut the
' .. depot tills evening to bid the com-
Tliis new May is ORPHOh TOOIII (manil farewell. w!u.n ,h,.y l.oard
A5TE. It works its while mauic llinmith ' ihe st.eciui train at 6:3a . in., on
its basic content 'Tri-Cah ium I'hosnhate.'' ' which will also be the Ashland
this substance of technical name is a while, ; 'oast Artillery company. the
aiiay powder that the foremost dentists ue iCrants Pass and ltosebuig infantry
or flcuniixf and nolL-hinir white teclh. It companies and some of the wes-
l au't harm the foftcst enamel. Only recently tern Oregon units bound for Port
iiai ecienrc preceded in fu-inS it into a t btnd. em oute to the stale National
ampaign in mid-August, when the
annual convention of the Interna
tional Apple Shippers' association
is held.
Very rapid strides have been
taken In the past two years both in
method and volume of foreign dis
tribution of Pad fie northwest ap
ples and pears. Kor years, foreign
outlets were available to north
western glowers only on a consign
ment basis. but this system ,
economically unsound, has been
entirely abandoned by the (Jwin,
White & Prince, Inc., and the busi
ness has been converted to a firm
sale basis, f.o.b. ships at American
ports. The breaking down of time
honored customs, favorable to for
eign receivers, lias been a task of
considerable magnitude, but per
.slsteul effort, supported by intelll
gent and loyal cooperation of care
fully chosen resident for c i g n
agents, has resulted, lhct company
claims, in complete success.
This new system has resulted In
a doubling of foreign exports for
the company In spite of adverse
competitive conditions in the Kuro-
i pean markets, which Is the main
-I outlet for exports, whieh are also
sent to Central and South America,
West Indies, Kgypt, Mouth Africa.
China. Java. India, The Straits
Settlemeil s and Japrtn.
So far is known, Hvvin. White &
Prince. Inc., Is the first organiza
tion connected with the fruit in
dustry of the northwest to segre
gate Its fordgn business from Us
domestic business, giving tlie for
eign trade the benefits of a special
ized department under the man
r.genient of a specially trained
executive.
Eczema of
The Scalpi
With n. Tendency to Scaliness l
and Dandurff
Results in 7 Days
This' wonderful surgon's
scrim inn now known all
America as Moone's Knierald Oil.
Is so efficient in Ilie treatment of
skin diseases that the itching of
eczema often stops with one ap
plication. A few applications and the most
persistent eases of Kcsiema often
are healed never to return.
Moone's Kmcruld Oil is safe and
pleasant to use and It is so power
fully nntiseplie and deodorant that
even odors arising from ulcers,
gangroe uud cancer are instant )y
killed.
Moone's Kmerald Oil in Hie or
iginal bottle is dispensed by phar
macists. Heath's Drug Store al
ways has Moone's Kmerald Oil on
hand.
f
"DRY'. ...
'CLEANED
:means
ITHRIFT
L'eal Dry Clean
ing 1 e n g t b e na
wear, also keeps
apparel immacu
late and liygieni
cally clean. Mod
crate rales.
th paste lhal'3V.liyyou have Ifjrrhcrn
:u:tnl Mic, nipmcnt uf 1 5 duys Ht
able lo rcmuc thai hateful yrllooUh tiller. 1 ,,,h,. ',,... . .,, u,,.rit
Waste im time in tninR ihU wnn.krful thrunt tl? "tut- will rea h Port
OKPHOS. Inciting the hcauty il imparl..
!.o lo your druggist and then alter tL
LOW MASK I
land m early tomorrow evening.
and ihen the entire number of
about 3foa fold if rs w ill board
eight special milltat y trains for
Cnnii 0 latsop. Krni S:30 n. m.
the tnnnn will depart from l'ort
lanc5 at regular intervals, rnd the
last train Is expected to reach
( amp Clatsop at ;':3" p. in.
of the eltht trains, irsin So. 5
will bp in ( omnia nd of Major
Rrtnotr "YeUmv M(i'JM Kalph 1. Cnwglll f -Vedfoid. an
wwmwm v(iCV' j, Hie ImjUi nfunir.
O r p h o s
TOOTH PASTE
A3KTTI-KNOCK
PERFORMANCE
Red
Crown
GASOLINE
HAJIDAftO OH lOKMIll 0rtAlllO
ONYX
POINTER
HOSIERY
O
For Women $1.03
I I K I A L I U
II llife- NOW!
M 1 PLAYING
!2Sl - I
THE AIR THAT CHILLS YOU WITH ITS STl.
DARING FEATS.
MONTE BLUE
111 In His Boat Production J
I "ACROSS THE
t fl a rn ir m tfht m III
m A 1 LAIN 11C
iv.-rlsH 1W ..... . " Sf VNTX
J.SSI Gool Added J t V jl
I Admission L Ji JT v.
&f(S MaU- 10'25, Eves' 10'35 iJOTa!i " " ,"
fflti I COMING
II TR;1M- I Lk Iff 11
menjou ' i J "
liXi A NIGHT OF ' NiSgdf I I
MYSTERY" I 'III
ErKMiSifv'wiS llll
rm im mm imt ii iimimii mimi i mr I I
FREE!
j j 1 Load of Kindling
A . With Every 3 Loads of Green Slabs
ll I !
1 i ' ' 41 Tier, Per Load
p 1 $5 a load
mm or .
I We will sell 1 small load of slabs for ' j
$2.75 ' h i
32 '! '':
i Or 2 small loads for $5.00
"K I
Crisp, Summery Wash Dresses
Are Here in Many Delightful Styles
An assortment of splendid
wash frocks explains why
k"irls and their mothers have
lieen shopping here for sum
mer dress needs. There are
sixes from 2 to 14 years old.
Many, Many
Patterns and
Colorings
Plaids, checks, novelty
prints and continuations
with plain colors plenty of
pretty frocks at three eco
nomical prices.
98c-$1.98
and $2.98
These Frocks Win Approval
From Shoppers Who Appreciate
Style at a Saviag
Do come in to see these good-looking
frocks each one is typical of the value9
which have made our ready-to-wear
department the favorite of every
woman who has become laminar
with our low-price policy.
New Modes for
Summer
. Refreshing one-piece styles
some tailored and others
with feminine ruffles and bows.
if
L90
and
1.90
Flat Crepe Wash
Silks Georgette
Here is a wide variety bf
wearable frocks in cool, deli
cate colors and pay summer
prints. Owning one or two is
a pleasure that costs very little!
k vi II
cm
fill
j Women
l Missea
I H and
V Junior!
DREAM DAYS"
16
Summer price now on mill blocks
Valley Fuel Company
Phone 76
are wonderful days
and out of them
have come some of the
greatest achievements of all
times.
Do not content yourself
merely to dream take steps
to assure realization of your
dreams save that your
dreams may soon become
realities.
Open Your Account Today
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EST ABLISHED isas lll l
Medvord, Oregon
Commercial Savings Safe Deposit
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