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MEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEflFORD, ORF,f!OX. FRTDAY, .TUNE 29, 1928,
Sioh'ii lmH(sI.a..rrl, Yunki, 11.
IMtrhinK IMpkiuh, yiinkn. won 14,
lut 2.
TO BEAI MEOFORD
IK
iBUTTER MANGES
Baseball Standings
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune Vlrcln Bin I loo
.Suntlay'H tmll Kit in c will ;lv the
fu ms ehnnee to sec how the Owen
Oi'i'Kon J.uuiher t fit in, romimrew
wilh Ihe Moil ford Hub. JS1iuiukt
liliihtck uf the lumlH-r cum Iius
Hi id i ik hope of olllu;r heating Ihn
Mcitfonl bunch or at leust kIvIhk
them a hard name. Tho week
position are heinK wtretiKtheued
HiIh week, in onli'i to jjlve a Rcmil
nrrnimt of thm''IVi'H. They will
pit rh either MlehelH or Valen
tin. The only lian,'f In the MimI
fnnl line-up will he u nvv outflehl
it from thi- I". of . Thfc Medfnnl
tenrii Ik eapuhh- of pluyiiifi
hall hut Ihih twt mime batl hrenkn
in tho hiHt fi'v n;irnen.
Mumper Hull will not concerto
that bin loam Ih inferior to ellher
AVeed or iJunmnuir. liut for the
luealtM IiIh Team should havo won
last Sunday, he aavH.
New York
'hltadt-lihiu
Hi. l.milH
W'ahhiiiKton ..
Cleveland ....
Itoston
Chicago
ietroit,
St. .OUlH
New York ....
Ilrnoklyn
ChlcuBi
(Cincinnati
iMti.-iburgh ....
Itnstnn
Philadelphia
W.
AH
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30
v.
4 1
37
3i
3X
3K
30
20
17
lVt.
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! l iidiiy, .lone U j
! 8 to 9 p. in. lleally hoard. i
' D to 1U p. in. American ! J
',17 ! IT KIOII. r
'j., !' market, local quutatimm weielj( Saluriiay. June 0
a I I higher today. Advanei-H of u rent: io to II a. ni. I'coplc'b lvlcc-
i I 'OUT LA NO. Ore., June 20. tA't
Kellectlnif HtreiiKtli of outside hul-
j.i:t'on cuho HlandurdH and prime firsts. trie
.4 'In cents aiitt 4 1 K cents ruxliec- & ' 1 to
-.SOS j tivitly and ofi a half rout on firstn
40 centK were nm.p at the
13
in.- l!tu be
Kliulle.
v: to
! lii'Moit.
13;3-
.5X7 j
.85-1 I
and '
t
Jim tirieve'M I
l
-Wilhum Mu- j
!
Fights Last Night
y7' session of tho dairy exchange lute j 12.30 to I : :t 0-
yeieruiiy. i inn uuivri m tm it "in v sic tuiiiiiiui)
jliighv'i tuduy in Sympathy with the j
rise in the price of standard i-ulxs. I
'I J ltuttorfat was ulso quoted higher! .
" , this nmrning. lnral ( re.imeries of- t From 8 to It o'clock tonight
1 ffiinif 4 cents jwr muikI delfvernl station K.MKO will bo turned over
;"8!iu iNH'tland, 43 cents at station and ! to the O-unts I'ass realty hoard
-S3I44 conlH on tntck at country points. ! for the hour which Ik usually
; j i;gg pricoM were iinctianged to- ; taken up by tho local realty pro-
1 day by trading -w;in active and tho I gram.
market tone firm. The first shjp- j ,v group made up of ,M!kh Alice
mont of eggH direct from this mar- iThompwon, piano; .Miss fiurnUMnu
kot to I'eru was slated to go out Thompson, violin; Arthur Lucas,
(today. J.ocul commission men look j 'cello, and Lucian Lucas, clarinet,
j Cor steady movement of eggs to j wju KVi, a varied onlertainnient,
ll'eru hereafter ns I'aclfic -oast I under the direction of L. K. -Me
points hold an nnvuiirage over j t;,ni,.s
Major League Leaders
(l!y the Assneiaied I'lcssJ
Including games of June L'S:
National.
Hatting llornsby. ItrttveH, .3i)t.
luus f tot torn ley. Cards, d'l.
iu 11s butted In liissonetto, J :oli-
ins, til.
Hits Douthit, t.'ards, 107.
Don hies l Jolt um ley, (!ards, 3.
Trijilt's liottomley, CardM, III.
Ionic i'h Uol Loin Icy, Cards; liln-
onette, Itobins, 15,
Hlolen baises Krlsch, Cards, 10,
ritching Lucas, Herts, won 8, lost
3 ; licuton, (Hants, won J lost
3.
American.
1 bit ting C.oslin, Senator, .4 38.
lEuns Ituth, Yanks, 74.
Huns halted In liuth, Yanks, UD.
1 ntH Ma nush, Itrowns, U4.
Doubles .Manush, Itrowns, 3.
Triiilos Kiee, Scnatoi'H, 10,
Homers- Kill h. Yanks. 30.
lly the Associated Press.)
NKW yojlK. Tommy Lough
ran, Philadelphia, defeated Ar
muml Kmitnuol. Han Krnncl.10 f 10). New York In freight rate.
Tiger Inyn Australia, won over! Pork vas higher on tho country
Joe Monto. UoHlon, fuul. OHk I llrtMWt,l nu'at '","'k(l this morning,
Till, Huffalo, and Kuuny Jim 'Wil
liams, New York, drew, (10).
(ieorge Hoffman. New York, beat
Ylnko Jakasa. Jugo-Klavla, (4).
Bebe Daniels Very
III Again; Rushed
' to Movie Hospital
best light hogs fetching I ." to 1
Ic.entM. Voul was also in excellent
i demand but prices were not Uot
l ably hfghei:. J. a nibs continued
!rtraggy. Poultry prices were steady
and iiiichnnged.
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I
LOS ANfiKLICS, Juno
' (A1) Hehe Daniels, Hereon star,
collapsed today while, work-
ut Pttraiiiount Htudioa, She
was tak 011 to 11 nearby howpital
wliero physiciuiiH (IIukduhciI
her ailment uh intcstinul In-
flucnii. Her condition
reported serious.
BOY FLIER UP FOR
ENDURANCE MARKjFATAL MISTAKE,
Tonight from 9 to 10 o'clock the
Aniericun Legion boy will be "on
the air" with tho second of a Herles
of "radio froitcs." Lawt rriilay'H
! program went over bis and the
I committee In chargo promises a
i still bettor program for tonight
with plenty of good musical nuni
IberH mixed in with the fun. Ah an
I ndrted feature, an attempt wilt be
j made to have Slate Commander
j (ieorge Love nlve a five-miiuite talk
I 011 the American Legion. .
SKASIOK. Ore., .lube 4'.t.--(A') In j
the air approximately nine hours 1
in his attempt to set it world record
for endurance flight in a OX-5
wan type uh plane. Jimmy Klnehart, 19,
: of Port lu nd. Hignalled "all OK"
4 and continued circling tho lower
444 ' Columbia in wide sweeps.
had an escort of two other don
kes carrying small boys single
lile behind the leader,
Tht. delegation chairman, upon
arriving at tho .Mississippi section
near the front of tho hall, did not
diHiiount miiil he hud saluted
wiih a sweeping gesture General
Harrison of Al ihsihippi. then
presiding. Harrison smiled but
made no effort to quiet the rum-,
pus caused by Casteel'a unconven
tional arrival.
U'hun ho hud finished his salu
tations to those of his friends ho
was able to recognize close about
him or far away in other delega
tions, the Mlssisslppian got off
his mount and suffered It to bo
led uwny.
When the roll call was resumed.
Arizona yielded to New Mexico
and Senator J '.ration placed the
name of Senator Itohinson for
mally before the convention. A
crush of upplause that seemed to
sweep nine out of ten delegations
greeted tho name of the Arkansan.
ItobliiMiii Demonstration
It rut ton reviewed Senator Rob
Inson'ii career at great length,
praising him for hla "rugged hori
esty." for his sugacity and for tho
record of his legislative accom
plishments. Ho declared thero
was not one objection that could
be urged against him.
At the cloao uf tho speech the
Arkansas delegates started a pro
cession around the hull. Penn
sylvania, Washington, North Da
kota, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico,
.Montana, Iowa, "West VirKinia,
Arkansas, f ieorgia. Colorado. Ok
lahoma. Illinois. Maine, Massachu
setts. Mississippi, South Carolina,
Delaware. Nebraska. Michigan,
Now Hampshire, Ohio, North Car
olina. Oregon, Maryland. Texas
1
SMITH OX riKST
(Continued from rage One)
1 and Virginia were aiuung the
,htutes who sent their slanrtaribi
i !iiio iht tiarude. so closulv ranked
(that it louked us though tho whole 1 s,nl, jmo a noniiuniUm by accltt
liirmy of delegates hud almost niali(m
: ane over ensemble to the baJiner j others were Florida, (ieor-
of tho Arkunsun. , cfU( nUih Cundina uml Texus
It wus not a very noiy puritde. I r4.,,'n--iuinB the n innuntK of what
! f..f ta .l,.1..':itr-s vvei-o about veiled .,., ,it i.Sinit h leaders, luid once
lout nftor the "heoring and dcin ilu,,., to build int an iiitesistiblo
'onstraling of tho past two days. hone ,iy Und anti-Tammany phu
! Hut it wan Impressive enough in nx against the nomination of the
.1.- . , .U... ..I, .. w tr.i- .f lt
jpersonneb ' The final totals of the .tfficlul nonjijj ,
I Alter tni .'H-ni'insu .iimn jMMnt, roviKeil l kiimw n .-..i-n
; continued for inori. than five mln- smith ufti'r ill'- noininalluir. I-i
utL'B. Kcuutor Kiim. le buhk came liu-vltiH'ii-. U'iw nuiri- n i
rival utliiuptx I"' fifi I" aniirh
lo Sinltb. Chuliman Mcvker of
oliln, NliiJHlii n vliair in u.
rinlu cvnU'r of lilt' ilfU-Kiilv htviiui
wuii nut iiml east fur Unt Nrw 4
York m.vt'rnor 44 (llilct voion
wMi-i-p li had but ullv ull till.' Initt.i
loll call.
.tilt..-!!!'!' llldLilc, Nr.rjiska.
Kansas and TVimeiwi-u MUlrkly fol.
lowed. KlvinK Smith vnlis In. n
lunger n.'odid mid reduihiK ih,.
anll-SmllJl ri'Sidiuni tn liut Jfill uf
tho convention's toti. strciiKth or
' ...... n.t.. nnlu. linfl l. - .1.. i.t tilu vli'tlll'V
dlrcctod :'tlli' iliflcRalfH to their, Ohio SulillR liiliu'lltluik
j Meats. Then he iirewentod Senator, , . k, senator lieHKe
of Heoi'Kla fi-'i: Sonntur Itee.l uf
illHHourl 62: KeprcsentatlvK tllull
of Tennessee 4S 5-li: Jesse Jones of
BALE
GAME
1 lavld I. Walsh of Massachusetts, ,
1 who. In a five-minute uddiess.
jserondeil tho nomination of the'
demuerutlc leader of tho senate ; VI1 ,-.hir juslite Watts of
I for the vice presidency. i South Carolina 18: Senator H arl i-
! The Massachusetts senator uitred wm ()f iniBsipyi l-j; l ivans,
' llie convention here and now to ! w.j.jlien of Indiana 7: (iovt.rnur :
j destroy the spirit of sectionalism! j),)njltlt.v of Ohio 0: Hcnrosontiitivo
and 10 demonstrate that the demo-AyreH nf Kansas 3: former Se nutor i
cratlc party is ready to name ca- '0ii.renc of Ohio 3: former .Sena- j
iOlllllll'H llll'.llfi 111. Ul iui.hiiij.iiuj. JlllcnCOCK OI .M'Olllsivu -. ,lua- '
wh-'her from the southland or j ton Thompson of Colorado '1 : Jov- j
jothir parts of the country. ! ernor ililhu of Mississippi lr not 1
- 'votintlMi. '
I ... .... u ,.PIl)iy . oiilu that connum-
niatetl tho nonUnatlon. Wheci tho
first call of the roll had been.'eom-
! elides of local self government und ; pletetl. Smith's total stoixl' at
states riKhts. real temperance und j 7:M i-3, or nine short of the num-
res)iect lor law miKhl lie secureil, : her neetleil to nmillute. liut hav- j , ,r .
While telling of the changes he Iiik paid their tribute to their ! sfflirt'd itlelleia, l'('lt S frurk
rwoulii like lo have made In the respective favorite sons, a half ' pitcher lllltl also llUS SL'Mt to
! pruhihltioi) situation. Governor I doen states were ready lo change I , . , - .
j Smith said that If it was the will I their votes and get abouvd' the j OllkllllHl I0T a CaU'ller.
lof the people fur him to take the I hand wagon. For several "minutes t , .
loath us president lo protect und I u preslilellllal nomination liung 111 yillltlil.V, July Stll tile MciU'optl
(Continued from Page One)
Owen-Oregon
Lumber Co.
VS.
Medford
Fair. Grounds
ISun.2;30 p.m.
j Owi'ii-Ori'goii Luiulji'i' (.'. liiis'
defend the constitution und laws i the air while
i. i!..l..frallon ..iiil.-..wi.. . -il . i .. ...
he would execute that oath to the from all sections of the hull tried I ' . . . "
llmll of his ability. Ito shout each other down dn their 1 at Fail'Kl'OUlltls. y.
AHIIilfAN HWHNi
INDI It Ml I M 1 f INIHU M l ML
TNDHPENDFNCE ii
I blessing enjoyed by all j
ot us. and indepen
dent selection of what
you want to buy 11
nrivilcco afforded every
one who trades at Vipgly 1
Wifidtly. Here you select
tvI pendent oF any aijiS1 1
tion or ocrcuaston.
Pice1 W'Csly lias fougbt for a principle of convenient marketing
and established it throughout the Nation.
.itb; Tk.lc. fc:.
Assorted Toilet Soaps OCr
:i i,.-s . t"
Mop Sticks 19c
Kiuii
Standard Tomatoes
Ijirgo cans. 2 lor 4d V
Ivory Soap O Q p
.Mciliuiii .IM :i Imrn CdtJ K-
Sunbrite Cleanser-
Rose Dale Ripe Olives
l:liu large si.e. lull cans
o, Hum, 2 funs
Maxwell House
Coffee
(und to the last lni
5c
25c
,,,$1.44
Kellogg's Corn
Flakes
It IMckuges
25c
Bread
A I.OIIVOH
20c
Amaizo Corn
Starch
l I'ackuges
25c
Market Day Raisins OCr
I pounds JJ
Cookies Cp
I'cr lo'ii KfVr
Salted Peanuts ?r
Spiiil.-li si.ile, per iioiiihI dJ
Calumet Baking,
Powder OQr
I'ouml cull mJ-
Sugar Peas ?Kn
o. I tins. S cans
Silver Nut Margerine AKr
" nonilerriil splcail". 2 lbs i W
Strawberry Preserves
ll.polilltl jar VrW
Brooms (Eastern straw)
Foulds Macaroni i A
SpaghcKI und noodles, phg X J Is
Crackers AO n
:l-pouilil bov 4mL
Certo Makes Jelly Jell CC0
2 lull lies UOC
Torchlight Chewing
Tobacco o c
I packages J3 C
Super Suds
lai-uo ISiekagt)
10c
Grape Fruit
J4U'o K tilll'oritla, eaeh
10c
Oranges
Small scel ht ilowli
30c
' Cheese Bits
!-(.. pin kage. ;', pkgs,
E.Main
OCr Jello (Assorted flavors) oe
iJ ;l iMikaues DC
E. Main
;l iirkiigr .
Help Yourself and Save
II
NKW VOHK. June 2fl. &) II.
Cordon Duval, president of the 1
I'ark Avenue association and noil- j
ally prominent, wan killed today
when he ml.slook the door of the
private elevator to hi apartment I
for tliu (lour of the bathroom and
fell thirteen floor. The elevator, j
hathroom and bed room doom in :
the apart 111 en t are ehtse together j
and Identical In appearanee. j
Marly in li25 Dtpuil. who wiih 3 1 j
yen I'm old was sued ftlr . $ 1,00. 0uo j
danuiKeH for alleged hi'e'aeh of (
promise liy Ivy St. Claire, a mtisl- j
i-al eoinedy dancer. The Mult waa ,
withdrawn. !
OF CALIFORNIA
SAN l-'KANflSCO, June
DlriM-toi'M of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce toduy voted
I to ninUo a wood will trip lo Ovesoit
1 next Septetnliei-. (.ift'icials expre.ss
, cd hope that (!overmr t. t'. Young
'would head (ho delegation.
GOOD WILL TRIP
ItOIII.VSOX l I X at I )
(Continued from On,)
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET .
SPECIALS
Choice Chickeraj tnd Rldrit
Choice Beef Steaks OA
I 'or pound 0J
Vresh Side Pork 0 9 fir
-flVrulK)uiiil L.VM
Phone 1226
20 c
Beef Pot Roast
IVr (mmuuI
Hams, half or whole OTlo
We Deliver
shied an the presidential poll by
which Smith himsclC was named
lat nlKht.
Senator Llmllon of New Mexico
was chosen to make the nominat
ing speech for Senator Uohinson.
For that purpose, Arizona, liii,rh
oil the alphabetical roll of the
stales, consented to yield to her
uel;;hhor, KlviiiK New Mexico and
liralton right .of way on the pro
Kraiii, clu.su to the Ih'rI lining of
the roll call.
Itarkloy Is Active
Uchpito the manifest pickup of
the llohinsun movement, support
ers of oilier candidates, uotahly
S"fl ; Senator Hark ley of Kentucky, re
mained active, , I '.ark ley band
paraded through the aisle of the
halt before the session ' opened
and was cheered by tho asseiu
ItlillK delegates.
An the lo o'clock conveninR
hour came and passed With the
convention officials conferring on
the platform and making no move
to call for order. Senator Uobln-i
son, w ho fur some time had heen :
in tho Kioup that had put theiri
heads together on the speaker's 1
stand, left the convention hall fori
his hotel. Me was ret inn;; front'
the physical presence of the honor
the convention seemed nhout to j
pay him. He turned the save I
over to Franklin 1 Knosevelt. the
Smit h floor marshal, who wif
de.tiunaled to onen the session. I
Alter the opening; Itself, the
mw el honors fell to Senator liar- j
rlson of Mississippi.
It wus 10: It o'clock when ;
lloosevelt pounded for order. The j
delegates mostly were late arriv
ing und there was much eonf u-;
siou both on the flour and anionni
the seed alms. The new chair-1
man could not Kct them Millet for1
several minutes.
Uoouelt finally tot the con- j
vention to attention by ordering
the hand to play "Tho Siar-Spun-i
yled I ;a liner." When the not hem '
was completed the opening prayer
w.l t offend by Ualdd Nathan!
Ulechnian fo Temple Hethel of ,
Houston.
llic Is Suilii t
After ?onie routine announce-,
incnt. Miss Melv in. 1 Pasmyre ot
Hi'Uston saim "IMxie" to a cheer -!
tnir convention, and then the roll J
cull for vice presidential numlnat-;
hiK speeches lei;an. 1
AbiUima sent to the platform ,
Judo- Ml, hel Sollie of Oniric,
wliu made a numlnat inn speech ;
for Mu.ltir Oenerai Henry T- Al -'
len. eMmmander of tho miuy of
octup.it ton on the 1 1 htne.
While the Alah.inuin wa.peak
inif a neighbor of hi. Homer
fast eel. chairman of the Mlnsts
jippi tlelricatlon. created tt lot uf
a must nu tit and como ecltemrnt
by rid Inn down the envwded nisle
-t stride n donkey py nmnll that !'."
e.ns were juvt h.irely vtxthti an II
1 went through the crowd, Tateel
Md ford's Leading Store Since 1894
Pay Less Dress Better
Women's Shoes
SPECIAL
$3.95
I'iiti'iit uiit'-.stni), fancy
inlay trims, Culm n licols.
JSizctl to 8. Special
, $395
1EPARTMENTST0RE
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
Women's Beautiful
Beige Slippers
$4.85 mill $5.85
All widths, styles ami
sizes.
M. M. Dept. Store Offers
mum.
!'
Gs? mm mm
For thrifty shop
pers. You'll find bar
gains that tell a big
story of savings and
make it possible for
your shopping dollar
to go a long way tomorrow.
Special Silk Sale
Black satin channelise, 40 inch
es, heavy quality.
t-'.-l-S Channelise $1.98
t:U8 Chaniieu.se $2.98
Silk Madras Shirting
This beautiful shirting comes in fancy stripes,
fast color. :!l2 inches wide, regular $1.7.) values,
spe.-ial .' $1.39
Plain Celanese Voile
$l.:i!) .quality, special 89
Extra fine quality, new shades.
Washable Check Taffeta
Silk
Beautiful small checked in various colors
$2.25
Men's Pajamas
"Fruit of the Loom" pajamas.
Special $1.65
(icnuiite broadcloth pajamas,
silk l'rojc trim, special $1.75
.")(( Men':- dress socks, special
390-3 pr ,...$1.00
Men s Dress Shirts 98c
Broken lot of fancy soft color
ed shirts, values iip to $2.75.
slH,'ill 98c
$1.25 Men's Athletic
Union Suits 98c
Novelty check, rayon trim, doub
le bar tacked. L'ull nit: Siz.-d
to 41) .
98c
Bargains in Our Basement
Women's Bodice Top Rayon Skirts '. $1.19
Men's and Bovs' Straw J hits 10c
Beach Hats, all colors 29c
Children's BaUiinji Suits 49 to 98c
Men's Cotton Hose 10f?
Children's Half Hose :.29r
Women's All Silk Hose 89c
Baby Bonnets 4Sc
AVonien's Print Dresses $1.00
Boys' Overalls 89e
Men's Overalls $1.00
Men's (iray Chainbray Work Shirts 50c
Women's hjiickers $1.69
Babies' Soft Sole Blonde Clippers, size t to :5 590
Children's Sandals. Size ti to '2 $149,
Women j One-strap Comfort Shot's ;; $1.9,S
AVonien's Dress Shoes, one-str;,p. military heel $2.9S
Women's Ploney Beii;e or Bose Blush Tan. one-strap.
Bumji. medium or hi.h heel : $3.95
Boys' Oxfords, black or tan $2.49 to $3.39
Men's Dress Shoes or Oxfords $3.29 to 53.95
Men's Work Shoes $2.49 to S3.39
Men's Muslin Gowns
pc-ial, 98, $1.19. $1.25
S1.39.
Sizes 15 to JO. Fll
Blue or pink trim.
cut.
Men's Overalls $1.00
Waist or bib style. Heavy
quality.
$1 Chambray Work
Shirts at 69c
Heavy double stitched blue
.chambry shirts. Sized H'..'.
to 17. Special 690
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Discount Stamps