Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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fctTitirmm) I'Ki'BONy, jn:fuki. OREGON-. TFF.STU?, 31. m.
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M UEHGH IS
SERIOUSLY ILL,
BUI IS GAINING
BEDFORD BECOMES LOCAL PEOPLE TO
mt mm for' attend meeting :
STATE AND WORLD: ON EASTERN I R.
DiyaeiwiRtpflt POPULAR EASTERN
ate July 31, :
Medford and vicinity: Fair to-
iiiKhl and Wednesday, Xo change
in ttunperuture.
Oregon: Kok on coast and fair In
interior tonight and Wednesday. ;
Continued low humidity in cast,
uormnl humidity in west portion,
No change. in temperature.
PAT CASH
PAY LESS
HO B11X3
TO DISTRESS
X HELPFUC
STORS,
PAY LESS,
GET MORE!
SONG WRITER IS
MEDFORD VISITOR
CPenneyGgi
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William I'liich. a plunoor rt'st-
dt-nt of Jackson county and vit-!y
."known lifs at his honif on South
OakilaU Ktreci in a Krave romlition
hs a result of a paralytit Htrokt
4 anil Wrniri lu'ttinrrh.iK Sunl:ty
mnins alout 6:S VeJm'k. Tin
crisis will be ratlutl u.nitfht In
ills case, when imjirovfMiu-itt or V
t dine will lif iiutii-itlji'.
Mr. I," I rich was stricken without
WMcnltiK. ami while in th.' art t
pfckimj up a p;iptr oolhifi.sf tt, ami
fell into hi-s chair, On;. Ihtycs ami
.( trew. wore ri.th'it. Within an
mftuv t lie pntii'iit li;nl icaim-ii 1 tTuntfe
Hitt'ftoh. a hop f u I sluu and 1' ant
Kroi-tL-tl his family, id- ik Tl' yi-ars
oitl ami hut alway )(! an nctive
lift'. Yestenlay, Rrmvim; letli-ss.
under Iht enfmvrt ifsiialnt. he
iittfriiptt'd to vim from his hi. hut
fell OK-'iln heavily.
The stroke affected the njiht
jfittv uiul last night f-t"l him in a
rem. -conscious condition.
Willinm A. Yomifc. :t .mm-in-lii v. : ."torn
This oiiy will he much in the i
tint lines this week. Sunday even- ;
itiK and yesti-rday it was the news j
capital of the nation, due to the '
fishing trip of llerheri Uti-nvr. i "- f
puhiicun nominee. The balance of !
this week Mi-dtojd wdl tM the iu-ws j
eapital of (ir.-nmi. due it th. tfiuh
annual stain ctmvwit i"ti of t lie j
Ametit'itn Lesion. I
With t he Hoover party, when- )
scribes from the niclropohses oi
t he land, and K't'iU was the awe
thereof at the stmt ay u( W. j
Hi!!) Isaacs in stopping
liaona!!y across the Pa
cific highway i slop the Homer
earavatl and direct il to his c;itihi
on tin Koe,uti. This hroiiKhi forth
feature stories to New York pa
pers. r '
The journey of Mr. Hoover to
the !.-;
An interstate commerce commis
sion hearing- will he npenett at
1'ortlautl Thursday to take testi
mony upon the need ami feasibility
f a .-roys-stiite rallror.il through
this state, and It Is prohahle that
both Jackson and Josephine coun
ties will he represented.
Steps have been taken to request
the et.umy court and th
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LOCAL DATA
i-il to send a deh-tfato from this
city who is thoroughly conversant
with the rail situation in this valley
and the territory thai stretches to
the Pacific ocean.
The eonimission will near esti
moiiy from praetienlly every sec
tion of the state, through which a
c.-oss-state railroad would pass.
Temperature utetirees) fiO
Hiphesi (last 12 hrs. W
Lowest tlast 12 Urs.) 4S
ftei. humidity (per et.) 24
city court- s Precipitation tinehes ....
State of weather Clear
.Lowest temporal ur
in 49 degrefs. "
Mis. flara Kd wards, one of
you iiuer and most pro-
inisiuK souk writers, arrived here
this jnotntnn from Svw York fity
Uo he the truest of Medi'ord friends
g tnciUvtmir t'aroime Antirews for
i whom she composed and dedicated
73 the Itend of the Htver," one
io( her most successful numbers.
Clear ! rK- I-Mwatd; will also visit .Mr.
ana mis. J. lines .Stevens who Win
this morn -.v..... vs. e
jber 1, I'm, 15. 6i inch
Sunset today, 7:31 p. m,
Sunrise Wt'dne.sduy, f:tt4 a.
Sunset Wednesday. 7:30 p. r
The old I'aeific A- Kastern stir- ' frfvsct vat imts Taken at 5 A
vey from iitute I'alls, east to Itend; tlUHh Meridian Tluw
the proposed Hutte i'alls to Klam- -
uth Kiiiis survey uuiin which a,
s cabin was not known u ' urveiiur crew was tiKared last;
many of the reporters beforehand, j summer, ami the proposed exten-
and they forthwith teh raphed , siil of ino Oreiron am! California I CITY
their papers ihat the:rajjroad out of Crams 1'as.s. nnrf f
I
mid this imirniiiK that as soon as j - nomtm e had t.een Uiii-( u,u(, which lr. J,K. Heddy holds
hl conillthm' would permit. Mr. "aped." A lady journalist travel- .., ,,ntion, soon to expire, wilt come
Clrleh would be taken to I'oi'tland ' with the party, was astounded under (he attention of the hearing
fW treatment. :,t whaf she classified as 'Vmall ; a is expected.
4. luwn numpuuusness. to was'
' warned to watch out or the red- f
skins would jump out and bite her. !
During the stay of Nominee
Hoover, the local telegraph sta-
; lion dispatched over ro,oitu words j
of news matter. i
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MANY NOTABLES:;
nited Stas Senator Fred Stei
; Phil Metsohan, rcpnhlicnn
state cent ml committeeman, and
It. CI. Calvert, manashiK editor of
tho Oresonian, wip arrive tomor
row evening from Portland by unto
to attend the state convention of
the American Lesion.
flovernor I. L. Patterson, Vnlted
Slates Senator Charles L. .MeNary
and Sam Kozer. secrotarof slate.
are due to arrive Thursday
A score of lesser public
Wedding Bells
SMALL FIRES
N LOCAL TIMBER,
BUI NONE SERIOUS
i entertain
i her honor
Total precipitation since Keptem- t More than thirty wntrx have
; Vef-n published by the yonn artist
J who said today that sha is now
ii, j working on a Spanish composition
j ft.r Caroline Andrews. Such tam
mT ioiis concert sinuers as Klsa Alsen.
i Paul .Urhouse, .lutii) Alet'ormack.
John Thomas ami Shsritl Km ksh
have f.-aturd her sonss mi thetr
as ; programs. C. Si hirmer, Inc.. pub-
i Ush many of her snet'essfs,
f , t'harmiitK Clara iMwards is
modest about her fhtttefiB recoj.
jnition in musical circles which the
(reporter was told about by Miss
- - - - --- lAuoiews. ine tamnteH tt the two
4S Pt. Cdy. mUnjt.i;ins uerc friends years hro
women were small jrirtK.
"It is easy to jvredi
litieal lights of the state will also;
attend the convention.
The wedding; of Frederick Ted
rick of Med ford and MIsm Mary K.
Adkina of i)unsmuir, Cul., was so
emui.ed Sunday mornism at 1U
o'clock at the Free Methodist pnr
sonape, by Rev, J, K. McDonald,
in the presence of immediate
friends. The bride was becomingly
attired in msc Id-egc crepe satin.
I he happy cottph- lefc on a tnotor
and po-! trip in the south.
linker City ....
Pismarrk
Hoise . . .. . . ..
Denver
les Moines ....
Fresno
Helena
lAta AnKeles ..
Marshfield .....
Phoenix
Portland
I ted Muff
Jiosobsii'K
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Snta Fe
Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla .
mere are uvn a tilomooile ma-
; nates in tile democratic campuiKn
The advertising experts have met organization i:askd) of C.enoral
in Detroit to tell the cockeyed! Motors and Lehman of the Stude
world that, when ideas fail, there junker corporation. This seema to
is always the picture of xr in mean discarding the mule and mo
il hnthlim suit. . torizint; the party machine.
' V 5?vd Latcst News I
1 ,rr,n'l,ti ; 8 Admission B
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Mats. 10-25
Eves. 10-35
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llRIAL'TOg
A nother series of tncemliary
fires, this time in the state fire
warden's territory, were discovered
yesterday afternoon and reported j Winnipeg
In Medford. They were in the (Utf-!
fin creek drstriet alone the ster-
lins-flrifftn creek road near the
Mahrin and floury ranches, in sec-S
find growth timber. !
These fires were started by thej
fireluiK about loft yards apart, and'
had it not been for their prompt
discovery and the prompt response
of State Distciet Fire Warden
Dwbxht Pbipps and his assistant.
V. A. White, in j;ettlttK to work
extinguishing them, n biij and dan
porous forest fire inl'ht have de
veloped; As it was, only one and
one-fourth acres were burned over.
The footprints of the incendiary '
were plainly visible near where the
fires were started. x
Another small fire was reported
to the forest office here at i
o'clock last night, burning In stub
ble, between Antelope and the
mouth of Jrx creek, to which Fire
Warden 1'hipps sent a, warden.
Nothing hart beep hiarrt from this
fire since up to early this after
noon, hence it is believed that it
was easily extinguished.
Still another smnll fire wan re
ported at 4:3ft p. m. yesterday, in
brush and timber m ar f trown's
cabin north of Cnion Creek, which
burned over one-elhth of an acre
of ground before It was extinguished.
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W. DICK, MfU'oroiogiHt.
UNDULANT FEVER
REPORTED HERE
Fine IJtfiinr Sitiiwtglrrs,
POIITLAN'D, Ore., July 31.
lack Mochel, cook on the
mn n st en mer Wit ra n j, a mi
Schmidt, the vessel's baker.
Her
Krlc
wert:
sentenced to 4." days In in rl and
fined $250 each today In federal
court on pleading guilty to smug
gllng 55 bottles of liquor from
the ship.
Pan- Takes Itumnt's Plaw
MAHS!fFIKM, Ore.. July 31.
(& 1-ynn A. Parr, miperlntendent
of schools in Cofpiilb for the pawt
even years was appointed today
superintendent of Marshf 1 e 1 d
schools to succeed Mux S. Hamni,
resigned. Parr graduated from the
1 1 nivei-Kiiy or firegon in
When President Coolfdge returns
to privnte life, he Is going to find
it a great hardship to get alone
with anything thnn n dozen
persona! uttemhints.
U. D, Inskeep, county phy
sician, who hus been Investigating
the possibility that a new dUease,
undulant fever, sometime called
Malta, fever, broke out here a short
time ago with two case, h,iH prac
tically reached the conclusion Uwt
both cases were undulunt fever,
caused by drinking milk from ecus
attacked with geritiK causing the
contagion.
Cndulant fever, according to a
bulletin received by Dr, Inskeep
from the Oregon state hoard of
heulth, has often he mtstaken
for typhoid fever, particularly
where the disease has been of a
mild type. Danish authorities as
sert there are more cases of unrtu
hint than typhoid fever In Den
mark and the number of cases In
the I'nitert States has increased re
markably in the past year because
of correct diagnosis of the disease.
The chief symptoms are loss of
appetite, loss of, weight, marked
weakness, headache, chills, fever,
profuse sweating ami frequently
pains in the Joints. The avomg
duration of the illness from the
onset to convalescence Is three
monthR, but rases lasting a year or
longer are not uncommon. How
ever, the mortality is very low.
Rrevines
that at
some future time when the com-poser's-
ioor' serious s--ong will
have been brought to light, Amer
ica wilt have discovered a new
emu poser to be reckoned with,"
says an article In the K.m Francis
co Kxamtner during Mrs. FdwanU'
recent visit in that city.
Mn. Kd wards will probably puss
the winter in Kuropc in associa
tion w it h represents t ives of the
mu.sk' schools of ! 'ranee, Italy and
Vienna.
I am Indeed proud that Caro
line Andrews sings my composi
tions," the artist remarked in tiis-
eustfiriK their friendship.
Radio Program
KMED
Mail TritniBe-Wrgfn Sutton
TnfMluy, Juiy St.
8 t if t. m. SivitiVr'a Dairy.
to ft p. m. t;Jiftriia
OrPfn I'fW(r Co. V
VtlUSty AWKMit t
Iff to It a. m. Mann Ip-
partmfnt won.
tt ta tt:.1 ISnHrntnTK'K,
1nt. Ctr to ?I.ftt store.
11:30 to U l.cXioss KcmSce
Htntimi.
12 to I2:n f'tly 'Ptmtntnc
iinA n.vlnvr Works,
12:30 to 1:30 lipoho & Ktn-
tltc SVrvft Ktntion.
6:ir XtnVH IteinH antt mar-
kpt roportM,
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Shopping Counselor
to the Housewives
of This Community
Every Business has its Counselors to advise and recommend when problems
of law vex and embarrass. Knowledge of the taw, actual experience in con
ducting all manners of cases form the basis of the counsel given.
Counsel in Thrifty Homemaking
It is not only fitting but necessary hat the greatest business of all, the oldest,
the most vital enterprise that man has engaged in since Creation Homemaking
should have its Counselors, too. The problems that daily beset the dtfora
of this enterprise the housewives, the mothers are almost legion. :
Shopping alone, for example, has its host of problems. Happily for the hous
wives of this community, they wit! find in their local J. C Penney Company
Store, Counselors, well qualified by knowledge and experience, to help olvs
their shopping difficulties.
To Serve, not to "Sell", You
The J. C. Penney Company has been studying the shopping needs of tha
American people for a quarter of a century. Its daily experience with la
dividual customers runs into millions.
The managing merchant of your locul J. C. Penney Company Store
has bren trained in thti knowiedge and experience. Moreover, our
local Store en;oy facilities that assure it a steady supply of fresh
merchandise from the production centers of the world and that
enable it to pass these goods on to you at substantial savings.
These are the reasons why we ask you to regard the local J. C. Penney Com
pany Store, not just a3 another place to spend money, but rather as a Council
Chamber wherein you will be helped by quuiified counsel to fill your whopping;
needs adequately and inexpensively,
This Is a Great Farming
Country
The farming industry is one of our nations' greatest resources.
The leaders of the industry and the leading minds of our nation
are occupied with this question.
How can the farmer make farming pay? Tt is a recognized fact
that Cooperative Marketing is the best solution of the problem.
New Cooperative Marketing Organizations are being fostered
and developed everywhere.
Jackson County has two old established Cooperative Marketing
Exchanges doing business. All tl',v need is the farmers lOO'o
mppoit to make this .V (irent Country for the farmer.
The Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange
AND
The Poultry Producers Marketing Ass'n
Under One Management Owned and Operated by Fanners
Amon KtHc hotel KPHti! In &tot
ford from th staiP of Washington
art? Mr. una Mrs. Nd Earla of Ta
coma, Mr, and Mrn, M. J. Jlorion
of Tumwntrr, H. N. K tingle f
Auburn and Mulw. K, MUler, C, H,
i'aartm'k, Mr. and Mrs, it. A. Hr
ton ami Mahle OJaninl of Seaitlf.
Thorp will bp an important meet
ing of the Art ten n IoiIp hpjtt to
nij;ht at tho V. O. W. hail at K
oVIock. Plans for the international
convention to an event of Au
gust ifl, 11 and 12, in this city, w!tt
Up. discussed. Lunches for
guests will he taken to Crater Lake
; tfumlay, following the three-day
! meeting, in a special caravan of
U-ar that have been ordered.
I An attraction of interest to
southern Oregon dancers is the
i appearance of Jack liowrins and
litis- orchestra at the Hilarity hall
itonipht, nrrivfrux here from a. Ions
J cnjfagemHni in Klamath Fail.
The orchestra t rnted as one of
t the best In this section, if not
in the entire ta(e and has been
t nioying a successful - season In
Klamath county, Kfforts ox-:
ot'ing m;ifie io have the orchestra
play in Medford regularly,
Klbert ( I rish ) Co ie man, wh o
Ipft a week ago to enter the
Veteran hospital at J'ortlatid,
owing to the crowded condition
of the institution, there, wa
forced to enter the Veteran's hos
pital at Tneonift, Wash. A diag
nosis of his case pronounced his
trouble inflammatory rheumatism,
Louis Jtlchardson, of this city, in
His a patient at the Taceata,
V"ah,t hospital. ,
Program California Oregon Power j
Company, Thursday, ff to 10
Tinor Koios
ta Drink ta Mo Oniy W ith
Kyes."
(h) Vtwt a Cottase Hmalt"
- Ffanlcy
fleore Madflcs
Vocal Solos
ia "Mother. I Stttt Have Von"
(b "My Heart ! in the Hokcb"
Gladys LnMur
Vocal Solos
(ai "Thata My WeaUnesH Now"
fh) "Husky Hfevedorn'
Voal Intel
fa "fiypfiy fovo Song
lh MSottff of tf;iwaii"
Gladys laMinr, (po. Mudttox
Tenor Solos
(a "Can It fte Lfv?".
Vondcpool
(b 'Tilt thft Hands of the iJesert
Grow Cold" iiait
George Maddox
Vocal BoJoh
(ai t.aimh Clown, tjutBhM
(b "That's My Mammy
Gladys La Mar
Vocal Solos
ia MHoh Sister Sadie
(hi Constantinople (Uy requpHt)
Fletcher Fish
Tenor Solo
"Who Kitowsr' ttnft
George Maridnx
Vocal Solo
"If I Can't Hav You"
Gladys LaMar
Vocal Solo
"She's a Great Girl"
Fletcher Fish
and Mrs. IL CiiaseocTt and their
Ktit?sts from IVs Mttims. Mr. and
Mr. Kdward K. PiUnian and
daUKhtnr iorothy, viewed JTft fft
of film dfpicUns vt-nti of
yars and more asr in which Mr.
Pittman was a prominent figure.
I Wore coming t Medford as
one of the stiw on nn extcnslv1
toiir of the lUeific eoast, Mr. Pitt
man sponsored a reunion of former
Vnntttiren county folk who nit at
Pasadfna, Cat.. .July More than
f.tf were present, Mrs. Mary tty
ton lilfickford of Los Anglr.-s.
teacher in Vaniiuren county half
a century ago, and Kd t'iumun.
one of her students years ago, were
in the group.
In Mr, trttimun planned n
mammoth celehrretiou which more
than 3.&01V attended, in honor of
tho fiftieth anniversay of the huUd
frig nf th K!m schofdhousc, Mrs.
Wiiiiam Mort, teacher during (he
first term of school in the new
hnffdfng, was among the told-tim-ers.
She rang the same b-ll sh
used to ring r,(t years ago. Tw uty
of her former stvrdnts, rrprem-rit-Iuk
Ifl different states, were pres
ent. Pictures of thin event were
shown.
Jh-nry Ford will grow oranges
In Florida. Now some competitor
tt-tfl tin trtl'n rt itnnrrrrh tn ui- f, ,f
he has leen seUing lemons for a
mod while.
RUSSELL'S
Hfllf-P
rice Sale
All Summer Coats and
Dresses must go now at this
tremendous sacrifice.
STARTS WEDNESDAY
See Our Windows and Other Advertisements
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT
The PaHCIe network tMx evening
will bronilean( full anil eomtleti
talls of the Mate 1,pk!ob convention
to tw lit-lft hrp. The projrram will
he sent from station KflO, San
fc'tanHHf'o, anil U HUonKored by ihf
.iKKOrlnti'tt Oil' pompany on thirir
rci?)ar wnekly program, rtVpleHttir
the honpymoon of "Jack ami Kthyi."
Pictures of Iowa ,
Schooldays Are
Show at High S.
BIRTHS
Pirturf it reonltlnf? the nrty ftaytt .
at Kim School near Cantrll, Iowa, i
were fchown at the iocut hlsh nriinol '
ttiiurffay nlirht when a (rroiiji of :
ntitlv, of tli;,t ntatff, trtetiKtln Mr. 1
CHEMIST DISCOVERS AMAZING
,NEW CORN REMEDY
A Non-Acid Preprlie j
While working in bin iaborator
a chemUt sullied a certain non-aelil !
Tiorn to Mr. nnrt Mrn. Charlen mixtur,- on hfit hand anrl found It:
If. Thornton, Jr., of Iloxehurg, anixortenJ the callus without hum-',
-fcht and three.fiu.irlfi-.iinnn.l islrlilnK or Injuring the healthy tkln. i
July 19. named rharllne Loraine jlin eiiierlmenn ( with tltf prepn-;
Mrs. Thurston was frrmerlyratlcin on corns with swell success-
ilrutj-s UrldKfs, of thts city. i'"' results that It Is now helm;
placed on me market under tic? :
namo of "CORN' OrT." Readers!
sro ailvtscd to Inkist on this "tion- j
acid" remedy. I'rlee .'liV. Ouaran i
teed by .Medford Pharmacy and olli-1
Another pit,,, wtrtt attempt a
Paris to New York flight. At Asa
Redman, aviator, said more titan
i year aio: "The ocean oin't tiatf
Want to Buy
Cannery Bartletts
Hunt Hatch & Co.
O. T. WHITMAN, Representative ,
With
American Fruitgrowers, Inc., Warehouse
Phone 1265
full of aviators yet,"
ier Urtia Stores. Adv. '