Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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ItmDFftRD APTL TT7Tr.TTMR. MEDFORD, OREfSOX. .VKHXEKDAY. JTTLV 2.-.. 1028.
RICKARD CUTS
TICKET PRICF.,
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IU AVUIU UISS
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Ex-Senator Owen of
Oklahoma Endorses
Hoover for Prest.
Coming Attractions
:
l NKW YOltK, July -.".- I Pi
--Kobci-I I.. Owen, former
! ! denniciatlc senator from ok-
lultonm for Is years, in a
slatrlllcllt issued today, en-
dursed Herbert ir.oover for -i
ineslriout.
Fight Promoter Faces His ai ni hiiimnw or s'n-
! nhir (ieorue H. Moses, easier!)
)L!U!I
TO LEGION MEET
First Financial Failure m.J JiV.nirr "1!"!: I,,,llm''er
20 Years-$5 Seats Re-jJ H
duced to $3.00 Weather
Forecast Favorable.
XSW VOI1IC, July 'ITt. (H) Th''
liliKht of tit iii and iiii.svritujf wcatli
r I Hiit hnH liuiij; over tin.- umduur
IjuxIiik Kiu.son h'rc mtiiwmI l.iin
isheil tmliiy Jin Ti-x liU Uard tlnkcr
eil with final d.tnils fur the stay
ing of (JciH- Tuiiiu'y'M heavyweight
til lo defense nnlnsl Tom Heen y
In VanUee slailiuii) tiimniTow ninhl.
The weather bureau, whirh hiiN
had nothing hut doleful iiifxagcK
for iiMMt promoters this summer,
rheered Tex with a renn t that
MkifM would he clear with the air
n hit cooler fur the l.uttle. n an
Oliort to salvage something from I
lower priced m at xet-tliuiH In i
Yankee stadium, w here the I
n pai'lleuhtrly flisap-
today offered
the
the
Kale has I
pointing, liickard
.UUU seal In the bleacher al Sit
each. The original juice wax S.V
-Although (he licliel .sale hiiH )le
t'd up In (he !asi two dnyy, there
Heenis Utile probahllilv lhm the
im .....Mi... U.reat. Ka. nf IlIrntn.
i.iiiv.MU Will HIS 1 1 I'M I 1 1 Hit II - (
clal failure In almoM I'm yoarw of j
championship tight promotion. j
1'u ul .McDonald, .-'eiiertt chair
mini of the Amoi ica Lenhm pro
Brum foinniiiteu, gave a conciso re.
p-M (;f plan t lor the hi;; uvtfiit lie-1
KiunliiK next TInifHday at u Cham- '
Otr ol Commerce add Lions ci.ih j
loniin liiiicheou today at tho ICutuI j
Modloid which was eiitnuHiastieal-;
ly received hy Die inun present
in spile, of tin: lioat.
It wits announced that Herbert
Hoover will prohahly In in .Med
lunl Wednesday, August I. A wir.-
j was sent this murniiiK to the pix'sl
deniia nominee iroiu the local
! Chamber nf Coinnieren inviiir.-; Iilm
; to strip in (hi; eliy dui in Jiis pro
j poHcil Ihrip DirouKh IhiH part ol
lh statt!. Colonel CharlcH Mud-
br-l'lili m:iv iiImh :irteinl tli. niivon.
: .ion.
i "Tim con veil I ion next week will
j iituloiihledly hi! tlMi hiKest celchra
I lion ever put on In Houtiiern Uie-
Hon with delegates from i pos's
(jxpeeied to arrive hero by the
'openinK day," Die. clniiinuui naid.
i At least I I drum corps will com
plete for the Kealey trophy, a la
liver loving cup, which aniv-d
today and was exhibited at th"
ineetiiiK. In order to retain Du
mp permanently u group must wi-i
first placd three successive times.
'The contest will he an event of Fri .
; day, AiiKiist 'A.
' Appreciation of the ad vertlsini;
beiiiK done hy the Shell Oil com
; puny, which lias decorated Ki'-wr;
I 1 ; posieu an over ino Hiaie teniny
mosi iiisnnKuisiied statesnuMi, the tiaveh-rs to ".Met 'em In Medford,"
Mr. Hoover, in my opinion, 1
the best qualified man ever $
if presented by any party in -i
: Amei lt ii for I lie presidency
liitrihK uiii.lif;tluie."
An chairman of the senate
4 comiuilteu on h-inkin and
J currency, .Senator Owen man-
fr aued the pasae of Die fed-
era I reserve act and farm loan
In Die upper house of eon-
! Kress.
4 fr 9
I 1$ I
WHEAT PROBLEM! ON RADIO STOR
V
A.MSKMJA.M.
The status of
American sprintf
I'OKTKAN'D, Ore.. July I'.V (TPi
' e farmers have decided we
want the shortest possible haul o
tidewater at the very lowest pos
sible rates. If Portland does not
offer facilities for handling o:ir
Krain, then we want these lowest
lates to he Mven to Vancouver, al Qlynipl
LdllL'VieW Of AMtftl'bi U'liuraui.n twn I 1
lean not our wheat properly han
, died. And then after tho rutn is
fixed we do not want ft eleniL'od I
July 2.1. W
'harlle l'addticl:,
r. has been refer
red to President Krdsiroin of the
International A ma feu r Athletic
f.deralion. "The Paddoi-k case"
was revived befon- the Internation-
itleo by Die Itrit-
I lsh lepi esentiilfve, tleiieiiiy Kent
ish, as a. result of porta publish -'
eri in London of Hw Califoi niau's
I liidio tall: in the I'. S. two months
'ii.i on Die li)i'4 Olympic finals in
the hundred meter race.
The etunmittce declaimed Juris
diction and refused to consider On
matter, referrinii it to I'rcwiduiit
l.rdsti om.
The affair appears dui to a inls
undersl aniline of whi.i Paddock
Maid. H- holds that he discussed
the lOU-meter final at Paris hypo
thftically showiiiK lmw four Ameri
cans miK hi have "frameil" the
lirltish star, AbrahiLins. if they had
wanted to use suelt unsportsman
like methods. He stressed the fact
that this was not done and descrlb'
ed the fair start but his views over
the radio aparelitly were taken to
reveal an nctual ocruii-ence.
ArraiiKeiuents hav
eluded for 1 he a ppe;
XiMlit in Spain" at
been eon
ranee of "
Hunt's Cra
PLAYING TENNIS
LONDON, Hhk.. July -l.-l.V) -(Ui'l
llilliiin icli'lnaii'il toihiy t):i'
cUlllh'lh liirllnliiy ol' ono ol' hi-l
ETO
T EIGHT
I was oxiii(-::so(l liy Mr. .Mi-l)oiuilit.
Inl llalloiir'K piihlic si'i'vlco 1 A Joint inccl iim of incinlioi'S of
Kock hack .".I years, for lie onti'ivil ;lhn Loulon anil l.ailln.s' Aiixlllarv
tin- hoiHn ol' commons in IS7I ami 1,1 'I'linrsclay morning al
ho is oin.' of tho tow survivors i,f;!l::!H at Iho iirinory will oll'li'ially
llio Victorian era. Tim only other upon lllc lliri--ilny cololiration.
Hllttcsinan of outmnniliiiK cililnoncc Caroline Anilrcw will siilK "Tlic
In 1 ho lu-rlntl allvo loilay Is 111,' Klar Siansloil Kannor" accoinoa-
Karl of Itosehi'ry. lie has hiii.'ii out 't,,'l incinliois of Wilson Wailo's
iau tlicain1, .Mumlay iillit, Au--t
1:1. An hnporiMiit cireuin
IK i; ill ri'iiiicclion itll Die on-tni'-ot
ol this at:ialiuii 111
i!l'M', is dial ool olif! week
to lie played lictweeii I'aU
ni;i ami l . imea polis anil th!.;.
V Is fortunate ill havjn;,' Ijeen
eeltil when soi'h eili'-s as T;-
j eoio.i. Seattle ami aneolller li:'--
lleohl,. ,
The revue Willi the Iheriall title I
enri.iil the ilpilliiclion of piayiiiK
the Junnest enyaKelO"llt thai a re-
vue has ever enjo. eil In rliii ao.
l-'or l-'i) weeks the four I'uhaliy
hciUMi-il "A Nielit in Spain." Mu.-h
of tin- ereilit for the Windy I'liy
inn is altriliiileil . lie several
of 'ensatoina! eltal aeti r.
. of these is a liartl-
for ! years. At least we want to
he sure the railroads cannot lower!
their rales during that time." j
Thus declared W. W. llarrah, for j
10 years one or llio leinllns; wheat j
growers or Oiokoii, on' the w itness ,
stand today in Ihu rati; llearinK lie-
tore ine interstate commerce com-i
mission. Thin Pendleton mall iarms i
2oii(l acres or wheat land.
I He explained that his reasons I
for not walitif; the railroad frelKlit j
I rates changed lor 25 yenrs was to
j Insure tile development or water (
I transportation In the northwest. Me j
isaid if I fie roads could lower Iheh- .
I
' S- 1 I MM S s- St g S S
V u
danee. wllli h is elailiieil to he
a repliea of tin: rite perfonueil
hefere the Caliph of Toledo. vlie;i
the .Moors held sway in old
Andalusia.
A populous company, des- rihi d
hy the Sliuhei t departinenl of rates no one would invest capita! j
ui. le of "iiil' .otualiv iniiKed ' ' ill slealnlioat lines. He said the
Is promised. The east is the same farmers of the state are anxiou? ;
featur
Not the
is th..l seen iluriim th" chieaiio
stay anil previously for the major
'iitl nf fisi season at the t'orly
fourth street theatre and Winter
(tni"li. N-'W 'ork. Th" print-ip:: I
Plavers include: IMiil linker, 'i'eo
Heap-. Aileen Slanley. Is Oerlruil"
Hoffmann t;!rls from the .Moulin
l;oiii:e. llellL-i Uuara. Cortcz it
I'l-Kuy. Paul S l'erral. fodl Ih-own.
Sid Silvers. .Mahel Ash, lloli Stan
ley. i;ion:e Anderson, ;l"n Hale,
liaroiiia Vernon. Tito I'orjil, Iioh
l v I'ioKus. Sain hriiiai. Larry
l'"ine. .1. Cidvil Uunn, Lillian Sniitli
anil .ndr"ini trio.
of politics for 2u years and is an
Invalid.
Knil llalfour Is a tncmher of the
cahlnel today. heltiK lord presidenl
of Ihe ciiuucll. Notwilhslandiin
the Ihroat affection which laid him
usl'de diirlnii the wlnler and sprlim.
lie Is aKliill llolinally acllve. When
lie attended the lunclieou yestcrtiuv
to celehrale Ihe opcnliiK of the nev
as one fealure of the pro-
ley ra
Owllilt In the heal, Ihe Mall
iriniincs report of the dene Tun.
iicj-lom lleeney eha in pliiusliiii
battle tomorrow nlnht at New
York City, will he hroadciisl I nun
lliree louil-snealierH. slrunit lu Ihe
trees of the city park. Tills will
enable the fans to hear the rouod-by-round,
Idow-liy-ldow dexerlp
tlnn of the riitht. In the shade, anil
from the park benches and lawn.
A loud speaker will also bo Install
HI lu front of the Mall Tribune on
North l-'ir street. Pans can listen
to the report, from either place.
The loud speakers and ulher ciiuip-
iiieni mi- mis occasion Is furnish
ny I lie .Music Mux..' 2 " I Last
.mm street, dealers lu Crossl
lllllK.
AmiiiKcinenls were completed
today, whereby station K.MKD, ,vh
ho allowed lull time, lu hr Icasl-
IllK the riulit. Th.- Corvallls sta
tion, yielded froni IL3U to X o'cloeU.
Jl reaiilai- time on ihe air. to the
loeal station, for tomorrow- eye
nliiK. Valley residents, who "lis
ten In" on the hi,: nK,t. are thus
assured of receplion, with the min
imum of Inlerefereiu-e.
The liroadeastlnK or the fluht
will start ill. mil five u'eluek, I. mil
time, and comluue iinlll the rii.,,1
decision has been lend. red. The
eai-ly news will have In di wllh ihe
liiellmliiiirl.-s. the Kiithei Iiik of lin
en. wd. ami other items of interest.
The main event will niarl iilmni
six o'clock loeal. and Mm ruiiiiiiu;
description f,t the I. ,.01 will ,e re
ported hy Ihe Associated Pi e.i.
sliortiiiK wi-Hers.
The rounds' will he idiieeil on Ihe
air as speedily us they nr.- received
w llh Karl I ntvin. :L- ' the mi,-n,.
lihone. .' I i r
I
M) WD.MIMII llll.ll'l.
(Continued from I'mko Hue I
lllollllleil to in.) deureea and
ii u iii 1,1 1 1 v stood at 2u p-r cent,
weather bureau slallon today
"ported the mercury at tin- iln
the iiioinlnu ol.serviillen In
three decrees higher II
same peiiud yesterday.
No rnrest fires have resulted s.
fur. desplle the cxtremu low hu
nildity.
i:. - "
ipiarters of the llritisli academy, of
which he is president, he walked
IhroiiHh the stieels to Die affair
ralher than rich, ami he swum:
: nhmt; wllh an enemy which ninny
! jmir-ier men miKht i-nvy,
Ilis receiil illness necessitated a
i rest trom his usual phyxh al :ic
jtivHies, iuchuliuK lennis.'of uhidi
j I e was a devoted playe.r, Iml Di"
j Daily Mall today (iiidid him as sav
j liu that he Intends lo lake up
lennf araln slinrily.
"I am leelim; pretty well." h"
; said. ".My throat has not ,uile re
j covered, but Is only a mailer of
, .tine."
M seems unlikely I hat he will re
f siime noli', of which he alsti plaveil
a niiil deal, lor he sai.i: " I
! is not like pill. If you play
i u must do a i'i ul nil and
hand
I Ki'ain.
The iiroblem of housing ;ind
; feeding Die quests was discussed
am Die ma lenient made that no
j l ices have been sent lo each man
j expected, infonnii.-; him jtisi where
his room will be.
' .Merchants of the city are ur'-d
to put out welcome sIkiis (ills week
in co-operation wilh the decora I
iiiK committee which Is now at
work on the streets.
I a nesl ScoD, local represeutii
tive of Ihe l.loriM club at Ihe na
tional convention held at Dos
Moines, Iowa, this month, who usl
returned from the east, described
a hall storm which lie encountered
on his return trip D-rouli Iowa.
iLuinpH of hall as larue as owns had
! laid a field of eorn low and Mr.
and Mrs. Scott were compelled to
stop their car for some lime be
fore l he storm let up.
"We had a rainy trip ami were
both Klad lo .;et back to Medford.
You have lo j;o a lonn way to find
iiiivlhlti;; eipial to this part id' th"
country." the I. Ion de'-lared. The
i Interest lu aviation in the east im i
I pi essed the local delegate more
than any other feature of the joip-
ney. Immense amounts of money
are heln appropriated in the east
for airports am airships, he re
' ported.
.
Seattle Man Is
Near Death As a
Result of Stroke
"nut!
HIT BY $400,000 DIES RATHER THAN
FIRE, ALBANY AIDS INJURE OTHERS
to develop these water lines.
Asked what are the chief trou
bles of tiie Kialn Kfowers today, I
! llarrah replied: "Prices are poor,':
labor conditions are bad, freights
are to hicli, and there are too many l
lax slackers in Oregon. Too much 1
of Ihe tax burden is saddled onio I
Hie farmers. There is enoil'-rh !
wealth In this state that ir each ,
person were required to pay as bet
should, much of the loud would be j
taken from the farmer." i
He said that growers in Pmatilla '
county are -Tniim n fur bulk band-1
linn of grain. He said that 10 perl
cent of the fanners there would '
use this system this year Tor the1
first time, and that one-lhinl of!
his neighbors were using it.. Har
inll was the first in the county to i
ttdopt the bull; method of market-,
'-'. At first he sent his wheat to
Kansas Citv.
j The witness said he uses horsea j
on his farms in place nf tractors,'
jexplaining Hint the animals !iav 1
; much more reserve power than the '
machines and are cheaper to work, i
LI : I '.ANON,
Kin- laic
Ihe liulliliio.
uiu' i-iimp;
inc. July 2."i. (I'l
yesterday lle.-U royed
of Ihe Orruon Can
ny, including the
MOSCOW, July 2,-1. (A') A'j
coiinlii of the death or Alie'ksey
Pavloff, crack soviet pilot, today
The Noted Dead
I
warehouse with nim h of the year's
Pin' I; of canned nuods. ( 'arried .
across a street, the fire also de
stroyed a planing milt owned by;
the I la nimontt Lumber company. '
whii-h was not in use. a South - :
ei n Pacific box car. loaded with'
supplies, also burned, and two
houses nearby also went up ill I
M',,,M'- (lived close to the
" p-"" ' ""k ' jeiasi ed a lew yards from the spec-
!.. was estimated at about Jl.'.n.- tutors. The pilnCs body was buried
atie in buihlMiL's and fJlMl.Otni In ; In the snmkin.-- ilehi-iu
i amo d ry.H.ds. oiher b.sses to-i Some of Die aviation experts wlm
tailed about "on. About 1 "a j witnessed Du accident said that
cannery employes were throw n : Pavloff could have saved his life
"f wo, k. The fire started hy a forced lamliiiK anions Die
In the engine room of the can- spectators, but deliberately chose
nim; plain, in shaving and saw- to crash rather than endanger the
dust, used fur fuel, ami spread lives of Die onlookers.
rapidly. The Albany fire ilepart-
imlicated he crashed deliberatel
rather than try to save his own
life hy ondannerir-'; spectators at
an aviation exhibition.
I'avlofl was riiviiiK a stunt flyln
demonstration before liih aviation
authorities and foreign, quests -it
iMoscow s military airdrome in a i fann
r.mail monoplane ol his own con- 4. ;
Ktructlon when the plane suddenly INI'HI'K.mjkxck v,.r.:
Kiouuo aiei s us 5.1. worth of sinmi
CD It 'At Hi. July r,. (Ti M,-s. i
Ada Denham i:cal. 7;t. wife of :
Opie Dead, the eulhor. dieil Mid-;
denly yesterday following a heart f
attack. Horn In Xorwnlk. (.. Mrs.'
U"'ad was the sister of Philo l. j
Denham. Opie Head's partner in'
Die luiblic-ation of the ah.1,..l,-,v
r literary i
Travek-r. his first bid fn
fnmi hvo ami a half acre
I
rrles I
fa rni.
1, fined
0
tnbiantlij- i-onv ijnuf jroccf i Oft
don t wnJiUU'f ScfiiUinrjk iced teti
tfie moAt f!rc'lfi(ij rajr-ant ijaa ficuw
inter dewed, 'iour btalemetd i
etiatujl'i. Hoit f;ocfi. tfie tuu
inent
N'.ve
Imr 1
ai.l
u pumper, and M, .1
brought poriable fire fiht
I'plipmenl from Cascadia lo
the local department.
I'll OKNK, Ore., .lulv :. IV)
; I'l M. .ndersoa of Seal He died '!
I lOii'icne hosidtal loday. api-arenlly
j a victim of heal. Atiendiuu pb -1
ulelaiis said a port mortem "ami
: Minion would be held to determine
t the exact cause nf dentil
AiideraoH ccdlapse.l last nii;lil
. while ealliiM al a small restailran;
: and he had a temperatnie of lie
! all ni ;lit. The fad Dial he lived
i Ko limn alter pros! rat ion, wf'h
j tcuiperaliire so hn;h. was tb -
nnls dared uutiMiat. lie did nul reuaiu
;.d:. I eonst lousie-ss before he died.
iiial I
means 1 wo hours' walkh: :. bul von
(H.l.li :KA'1I. Slate starl
il'-.itil hoyel work bet t ll'iose-
veli highway.
... -....
1; i ;i :i t.-i'(o;T. riopou-i .Millie:,-!
"iinpauv slalls aiitoinnlic sprinkler!
Ml. Serlpps Loses Case.
CINCINNATI. ().. July T,. tT:
.M rs. Joseph ine Seripps of .Mini -1
mar. i a 1.. widow or James ( 1.
Seripps. today lost her suit for
an ac.ountiim from Die estate of
Die I.tte i;. W. Seripps, publisher.
1 ml 1 mm t bo (;, . Seripps I 'ub
IKbif.;; Minpany. .Indue Smilh
Mickenlooper in 1'nited States ili
trlet c.iuit dismissed the suit fur
want of e(ni(v.
l.ili.Jlliu.l:!1:!.;
the
fh,- In t.rantH Pa..
OH A. NTS PASS. Ore.. July -
(I'r At i;;u ti,is aflerm a
temperature or J,,;, ,eiees bad
been reached here.
Oepeii l orn 111 u Hear Mae
The American la-moii convention
will b0 the pnneipiii topic of ,iis
rtisslon at tomorrow s meet hm of
the Co pen I'oium. Paul .Mclionabl.
general chatriiiHii of the I.chm
Convciitbuv commission will be the
main speaker and will tell the I'm-,
urn membeiH ail about the Inn ;i
. day ceiehn.tion uhhh eom.s off
AUKilsl L 3 and -1. Th are
thirty l.em..nnuin s emptoj e.t ,v
Copcn in .M.-dtord and the Mt t
01 kii nidation U taktim ,1 re.d in
terest In the couitnu convention.
:)very Koruni member h to ' d to
hriDK a Kuest.
4. .
Orter AiheniHinv siiml
A clever nd ertiFiim siunt which
isO.ound to attract lots of nlt'-nti-.n ;
-tU .Medford and the l. yioii convi n- !
Ij0 left here jesleidiiv fm n,,-,
south. A I'nrd roadster t o 1-1 d I
With hIkiim ".Meet 'em In .Me.ltoid' '
--AuKUst 2. 3 and i American
LcKie.11 Convt-iitlon" can led two '
typical circus cIowiih on an ciIvim .
tisliiK tour of northern California.
Several hundred 11 tt rat live ponim-
were taken a louy for distribulhin
alonff the main hlfthu ays and In
hotels, resort h end nuto camps
This was hut one 11101 of the l.e
Ition plans for advertising next
week's celebration.
lb
riiejeun knock off tennis when vou
re- j like."
of! 'Ihe luncheon esterday was
be! partly in I onor of Die aed statey
man's birilnlay ami Ihe Prince "f
Wales, who is on terms ()f iiilliinii
f.ien.lship with ICarl Italt'our, paid
hint Kraeetul compliments, to wiiid:
Lord HhIIoiii' responded wllh a
lively speech.
As a tribute in appreciation "f
liis services tn the si. lie ami as
evidence of their personal esieetn.
his fi b-mis in ll e house ol hud.,
and the house ol commons are pit
ntiim laul I alloiir with an e.
pensive motor car us a birihda
mrt.
I-M'OKNK. Ore.,
K. M. Anderson, .
collapsed lu a b
yesterday, was not
llin'linh the d;iv
lilt; to icport tills II
Inly I'.V (I'l
f Seattle, who
al leslaurant
pcctei to lie
onl-
nlui; of pb -
lotbi
sii lans al Ku;;ciie hospital, w he
taken.
And."
attic 1,
Desiaui
"ine
III
FRENZIED CATTLE
lllelnber of Se- 1
:I2!I, llnlcl an. I
WinU.-is' fni.iii. Hi
w hile al a small eal ;
in- place here last nitlit. and 1
walked to a back per. ll. wh-le
be cnllaiised. He was uncons.-hnis
when Inniid and has not reg.iln.il
cinwitniMirss. j
JILTED LAD SETS FIRE
TO HER PAPA'S HOUSE
fit)
KANSAS I TI-V, .liih ;;, . i..p,
lliiiil.-d pull, e n.d.iy nu nc, I i.v.-i
In ii-uiii.ir ii.whaniK pin-nit nf
tin- M-v.-n rciii.iiiiiiii: llcn-lcid cli
tic Inch I'i'.i (i.'d up, iic v. ii h in,,, ,.
lh. ill inn nth: 11 u ,c;i ., ,s, j.-,
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when a clifi-p -pin sin d sli c: il.vi
lilt" ll Pi-nil Valley park lulu-
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h and faille
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liuve i!Kwill) Of f 2,323, djj. I f"i ll.'.lniii heti-l.
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MAltSIIKIKI.ll, .li-c, July 2.V
i l.l'i lule I Hell, u points have
,1 been sweltetinx the Co.ei llac
!coii:try has leinalned -.Sl th.'
pi.in.l il'erinuineier at noon tnilav r-Q-ls
, n.. '''"ii- ' In a I Iless sk'v i he
..,; highest unit I, or 'ihe year was Mi.
! lie! Ml in Ma Averase dayllni
di.iwii leiupemnue remains arouil l To de
i.;e.-s with h.ihi fos-j in ..inUigs.
DRINK
m ore in i 1 k
and be sure
it is pure
the Seal-Kap zvay . . .
Mll.K is our most complete food. It slitmUl
never he Sniped down. Small sips will
litiitrt Snslrie juices lo help ilitfesl it. and
prevent curds forming in the stomach.
Hich. pure milk makes muscle and (lives
energy.
'I'o keep our milk pure nnd sweet, wc use
Seal-kiips to cover our hottles. In this w ay,
the entire pourimt surface is protected
from contitminntion.
Sciil-Kiips save Irouhlc too. ' No bother
wilh picks or forks. A twist of the finitcr
renins as the Scul-K-.ip cover. Altcrw nrds,
thev innke i hiindy nnd snfehottlc ciivt-r
until nil of the milk is used. Hume
nnd luiva us deliver your lir.t
bottle tomoi row nun ninn.
IT WILL PAY YOU !
to visit our various departments and take advantage of the many
bargains offered you. Every one a- real value. Remember, this
is the store with quality goods at popular prices.
Lamps
AN
Lamps
Lamps
All Floor and Table Lamps Reduced
40 Per Cent Off One Week Only
J
GLASS TUMBLERS
Spiral Optic Crystal Tumblers Crackled Crystal Tumblers
each 5f each
Colored Vases, short and tall, green and rose. Regular price
35c each. Now ..2-le
3
nider Dairy & Produce Co.
"If It's Seder's, It's tho Best to Buy"
Justrite Electric Iron,
guaranteed, only ?2.)S
Star Can Openers 4'2&
ALUMINEX KETTLES
Finished inside, as well as outside.
8-qt. covered kettles, $3.15; now $2.21
16-qt. covered kettles, $5.85; now $4.28
ALUMINEX PRESERVING KETTLES
10-qt., $2.90; now $2.07
12-qt., $3.35; now $2.47
16-qt., $4.15; now, 3.0ti
IF you need new shades, we will measure your windows and
give you prices.
IF you need new linoleum, we will measure your floors and
give you prices.
IT ve can serre you in any of our lines, juit call us.
For Correct Time, Call 35-J
Medfordf Furniture & Hardware Co.
A Reliable Place to Trade
Cor. 6th & Bartlett 0 B. .
Phpne 35-J