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1 MAIL HERE
INCREASED JSt
NEW LOW RATE
Tlu m;w redut-ud air mail pu
tai' nvto hy whfih a' cliaitii' is
mude uf 0 cents mi ouihc and In
cents for each ounce thcreat'ler.
went into effect today with the
le.xiiU of this niurni lie's planes
IniliKinff to 'Med ford 5UU letters
Kent from points between Low An
K'Ies and .Seattle, and taking out
SOU air mail letters addressed to
nil parts of the I'nileii States.
These figures pertain only to air
mail letters mailed t he day of the
ehen per air mail rates, and are
exclusive uf the regular incoming
and outgoing daily air mail letters.
The MH outpoint' leiu-ra com
prised self -addressed letters sent
to the local postoffice for mailing
today, hy collectors who are anxi
ous to Ket the new air mail stump
used on the first day the cheaper
rales went Into effect.
The 500 air mail letters, received
in the city today from i'acific coast
!ulnls were sent hy persons to
local relatives or friends to com
memorate the first day of the
cheaper rales.
Prom now on, due to lessened
cost of sending, the usty of air mail
Is expected to fast increase daily,
as the ordinary letter and envelope
only weighs an ounce, which can
be sent for 5 cents.
The sou letters sent out l.y the
Medford posloi'Uee today for stamp
collectors in all parts of the coun
try were far less than the numher
of such letters sent out for stamp
collectors the day the air mail ser
vice was inaugurated two years ago
September 1 5, which number ran
well up in the thousands.
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ARTISANS AUG. 9-11
Final arrangements for the in-
ternalional conclave of Artisans lo I
be held in this city August !(. 1M 1
anil I 1 were completed at an nil
porlant meeting of the local lodg
members anil several stale ot 1 1
cials last night at Hh; V. O. W
ball.
II. S. Hudson, of Portland, presi
dent of the organization, came here
to attend the business meeting.
Others who spent yesterday in
Medford making arrangements for
the big convention were Jeny Say
le supreme secretary. !' Portland,
and Mrs.' Minnie Schmidt, secretary
and advance agent, of Cortland,
who has been here for the past two
weeks.
At least GOO delegates will arrive
on a special train from Portland
und Salem and in a caravan of cars
romlng from California lodges.
'I'll ere are !!) members in tiu: local
assembly.
On Sunday following I he three
day celebration guests will be
taken to (.'rater Lake. The pro
gram includes Artisan degree work
at the Armory Thursday night.
August It, entertainment ami band
concerts; Friday, street parade by
(he fraternal orders and Saturday,
competitive drills at H in the mor
ning. The final event will bo a
grand ball lo be held ut Hilarity
ball Saturday night.
Last year the convent ion was
held at Seattle, Washington.
POLICE ADVISE
P.eciiuse of the fact thai Ihere
Will he big ci-owd.s in the city the
next three days, and that profes
sional burglars and sneak tlih-ves
usually find that time the best to
ply their vocations, Chief of Police
MeCredie warns the local public to
lock doors and windows of their
homes securely if all members of
the family are away from home
day or night.
Or better still, on leaving home
for a few hours during the day or
evening, the chief advises that they
request a neighbor or neighbors to
keep tin eye on their homes.
Also on account of the crowds j
and the hundreds of outside cars In ;
the city the next three days, both ;
local people and visitors are warn- j
ed to have their cars guarded j
n gainst possible auto thieves, at '
all times.
BETTER COLOR
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Compound Built Her Up
Kspanola. Wash. "My husband
fiw your advertisement for Lydia K.
I rinkham a A epc-
tattle Conijuiifl
and wanted
iiidire wlirtt work
I do. .Since tk- !
intr tlio Vpciahle
( om pound I feel
more spry ajul
vigorous and my
hue hand eavi I have more color in
my face and look better. I recom
mend it to nnv one who needs a pood
tonic." Mr. Hoirr. LovtTT, ISspan-
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II DELEGATE'S ;
j flap EAST WAS 1
A BIG BLOWOUT
.Members of lite Lions club ami
W'VL'i'iil gut'.sts iiu-lmlin.-i Legion
dclL'Siiies were elUultailled al to
day's lum-lieoa meetint; hlcl at the
Hotel Holland hy Mrs. Ralph Stew
art, local vocalist, accompanied hy
-Miss Dorothy Reynolds, pianist,
and Hurt Hates. Koseburfi news
paper man here for the convention,
who played several piano solos.
One of them was "Tile l'runu
Souk."
The irrepressible Mr. Hates will
appear tonight as master or cere
monies at the (Valerian theatre,
where members of the Medford Le
sion post will present several com
edy sails in connection with the
regular Wednesday nfeht vaudeville
program.
Ernest Scott, delegate, from the
local I. ions club to the interna
tional convenlion of the oraaniza
tion held at Ues Moines. Iowa, last
month, wive a short report of hl.i
trip which was characterized hv
him as heinn one blowout after an
other on tin; homeward journey.
An averane of five changes in tires
a day was 'made during the drive,
he said. There were TUOii official
club representatives nl the. club
convention with a total attendance
of neatly ;!5.0OI. It was necessary
lor Mr. and Mrs, Scott to' go nine
miles from the city limits before
finding rooms. An effort will he
made to bring the 1932 Interna
tional event to Portland, Oregon.
It was announced at the lunch
eon today that members of the
Linns club and their families will
hold a picnic and dance at the
Klks' picnic grounds next Wednes
day evening, August 8, the supper
being in the nature of box soer-tl
affair. II. O. Hansen is chairman
of the meeting, which will take the
place of the usual noon luncheon.
W. A. Stephenson, ltoseburg Le
gionnaires: Clary Parker, manager
of the laiin bureau, and George
Codding were guests today.
Harry .Jacobs was introduced and
'ireelcd its a Lion cub.
GOVERNOR TO STAY
IN PRIVATE HOME
(lovortiur and Mrs. I. L. Putter
son and General and Mrs. (leorgt:
A. White will escape crowded hotel
life while attending the American
Legion state convention Here, for
they have accepted the tender of
Colonel and Mrs. C. 0. Thomson
to occupy the Crater National park
superintendent's homo on Queen
Anne avenue, as since the Crater
Lake season opened Colonel and
Mrs. Thomson and sons have been
residing at the national park.
While Superintendent Thomson,
who is a prominent local Lc-;ion-n
-lire and- chairman of the conven
tion finance committee, will be in
attendance daily at the convention,
it is understood that he will either
sleep nights on a cot In the armory
along with hundreds of other hud
dies, or peruana roll up in a blan
ket underneath the Hear cruel-:
bridge.
The ('rater National park super
intendent's home on Queen Anne is
next door to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Cates, and the fact that
the distinguished guests from up
state will occupy it temporarily,
causes "Pop" much worry, which
he expeclfi to amelioraln by 'taking
in his lawn mower, yard hose and
other portables at night.
SVISHER HERE EN
THE COUNTY JAIL
No plea as yet has been entered
by Karl Swisher. Klamath Falls
truck driver charged with a felony
In connection with the death of an
unidentified youth In an auto truck
accident in the Creen Spring
mountains over a month ago.
Swisher was extradited from Cali
fornia lust week, after having been
held in the Si.sUiyou county jail at
Vreka, and i.s now in the county
jail.
Swisher was exonerated fur
blame In the truck t raged., by a
coroner's jury and was given bis
liberty by the authorities. '!o left
Oregon for Vreka to work and
: after having been then,, a diort
;tim the present charge was filed
i against him. lie (lid not jump t
: bonds or leave the Male n gains!.
! court order, as had been reported
I before.
He is charged with driving while
intoxicated and causing bodily
inarm to another. The charge was
filed by State Traffic Sergeant C.
P. Talent.
When he appeared In justice
court yesterday afternoon. Sw isher
ei'ijvd to enter
plea , on the ,
rhnrftc. and tisked
lime in oi fler lo
mlml. lionds wei
for several days
make . up hi '
e net at :oon, i
j which he
jeral days.
expects to raise In ev
10 l'h-es Near
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to trv it a I was i Forty rires w. , e i cpurici Mill
in a tired run- burning today In the Cmatilla fui -down
er.ndition. icM. Mltle information was forth
I am a farmer's jcomlng from the fire front. There
wife und vou can ! have been 56 If res in thf reserve
this seaf.n. caused by Mybtning.
A new fire yesterday
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tnftll area-
arham.
POUTLANO W tfJli-rn
Paper Co. will double big
here.
Oregon cluster hop ciup
iiiatea at iff ,oo(?
Wax
plant
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Lully Goon, 18, Chinese girl,
Of Pawtucket, R. I., born in the
IT. R InfnnHH visit inv th.-. rniintwc
of her fathers to teach young Na
tionalists to fly. That is if she
becomes an expert aviatrix. Lully
is taking flying lessons at the
Pawtucket air field.
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Daily Meteorological Report
August 1, 1 1)25
Forecasts K
MuUfonl and vicinity: Fair to
niL'bt ii nd Thiirsdav : wanner ior
Thursday. I making the daily balloon test
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs-jof the upper air currents shortly
day. Warmer in interior of weslj before 4 o'clock this morning the
pot tion Thursday. Low humidity w ind at the jtiOO-fuot elevation
in interior. Increasing fire hazard. Whk blowing a :."!-niile-nn-hou:'
Temperatures ( Oegs. ) 7:1 51 jgale, when the balloon disappeared
Highest (Last VI hrs.l s:l . 7"i,j ;iie clouds. on the average
Lowest (Last ll! hrsj -U I'idear day. the balloon goes up
Kel. humidity tPct.).... :t;l "J 1 10.0U0 to liv.OUO feel before being
Precipitations (Ins.l 00 .0(1 ! (ist sitiu of
State of atlter ..u.rk'ar Cloml ; Tn1 ri.snit 0f the high winds
LOCAL DATA
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lowest temitPiJitiire this nio r n.
mg. 4 i degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
1027, la.tM inches.
Sunset today, 7:;0 v. n.
Sunrise Thursday, a: (la a. m.
Sunset Thursday, 7:9 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
12Cth Meridian Time
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Mull Tribune-Virgin Station
'I'huiMlay, August 'Z
l:;pi to IN a. m. Mctlee's
ilrygoods. Ashland.
Id to 1 I a. in. Economy
Croceteria.
II to 11 ;.1M n. m. lal Itlnn's
Meal Market.
11:30 to 1'2 a. nt. Jiirmin &
Woods Urugs.
2 to I L' : Il o a. m. Stewart's
Outfitting Store.
1:30 to 1 p. m. Music Dox.
1 to 1:30 p. in. Sinclair's
Dollar Store.
G:7y p. m. Mail Tribuiw
News and Market Report.
S to i) p. m, Oold Seal
Creamery.
!) to !i:30 p. in, Modern
Plumbing and Sheet Metal
'ompany.
Thursday Trom 9:30 to I (l
thru the courtesy of McOce's
Dry goods More of Ashland
and the Kconomy Oroceteria,
KMKD will broadcast the
A in erica n Legion program at
the Armory thru remote con
trol, v '
GRANTS PASS GIVES
Two earn filled Mlb every !
known variety of choice gladioli i
were brought to Mcdfurtl today as:
;a gift from the (Irani Pass Auxil-J
;iary to guests In this city for the j
convention. Flowers from several .
i growers, rovcring fields totalling j
nearly r y acres were donated for j
t he occasion. j
Mrs. Ceorge Kiddle, president of S
! the fiurden club of ('.rants Puss. '
! came here with the flowers this
jHfternonn and had charge of pine
ling lnniMuets in all ruomn In hotels
' ; here Legion men and A uxlliary
' members will be housed this week.
I Additional basket of gladioli were
'taken t the Mnptist church, nffl
eial he;idiuart"is fr ttle fitMt Aux-
jli-uy guests.
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AH nature seems to be con-
it-piiin towards nuiktnu a big suc
cess of the American Legion con
: venlion. and old King I'.oreas 1k
came so enthused over the mat
; tor that he pulled off a big blow
'mit of his own high up in the sky
during last night, which brought
eoider weather today, freezing
j weather thousands of feel up. and
j gent!" breezes in the valley todav,
; and the, beM visibility for weeks
i pas'..
At Ml. 1'ilt. or McLaunhliti, :
it should be called, in .view 01
the many convention visitors al
i ready here, Mr. (.'onay, the Crate.
.National 1'oresl lookout, whose
Uation is near the top of the nTuo-
''.toot mountain, phoned the forestry
I service headnuarters in Medford
(this morning, the odd ctrcum
stance i hat the wind blew a 1
miles an hour gale during the
night, as a result of which at 7
p. m. the temperature wad down
to and. this morning at 7
j o'clock was down in ill degrees.
one. degree below iifc-ezing point.
Such a strung gale, accompa
nied by so low a temperature up
Lhero on Ml. McLaughlin, Is a
rare occurrence in mid -summer.
In this connection L. Waller
Uick. in charge of the Medford
weather bureau and airways sta
tion, said this noon that when
K j hjoont the high etc vat ions during mo
y ? 1 "luht. ml the lesser breeze in
2 ! gj i tlu' va,,,,' tllls i""'ning resulted
g-r1 I j in the best visibility in the valley
Si' for weeks past, .by blowing nwav
iall forest smoke and haze, but
! d u r i ng the f-.reuoon the forest
moke again begun to gather in
the south end of thy valley.
The official forecast is for fair
weather tonight and Thursday,
and warmer Thursday.
BE A PASSENGERi
FAST VACOUN. .. M., Aug. 1.
A Killing as a passenger In a
plane pi luted by Phil Love, St.
Louis aviator, t.'ol. Charles A. Lind
bergh, bopped at 7:ll) a. m. today
for Kausiis Cily to obtain new
parts for his own plane which wa
forced down by motor trouble op a
prairie near here Monday night.
Love, who was flying from San
I Diego to the Atlantic coast by easy
stages, learned In Albuipierqtle that
Lindbergh was stranded here with
a disabled engine, lie flew to the
aid of the flying colonel and per
suaded him to ma Uo use of his
monoplane and fly to Kansas City
for the needed parts.
Ilefore lakin;i off today Love
and his mechanic lightened t heir
luad by leaving their parachutes
behind. Love is said to bo en
gaged an is Lindbergh, in mapping
out the proposed air passenger
route from New York to Los An
geles, which Is to follow the Santa
Fe railroad for a large part of the
dislance. Lindbergh's pimp today
I still was on the open prairie two
and a half miles north of there,
where he was forced lo laud by
cylinder trouble after flying from
Los Angeles. In shunning t In
land lug field here Lindbergh
sought to avoid the crowds but his
stay has brought many town.s-
I people and ranchers to view hla
plane.
! SANl FltANCIS'0, t'al., Aug. L
j (!') After month of dickering.
: Promoter Anell Hoffman came to
terms today with Armand Knianuel
j young lawyer-boxer of San Fran -j
eisco, to meet Mickey Walker, mld
1 dleweight :hampion, In u ten
j round bout here August 2". It
will be at catch-weights with
Walker weighing around Dij
jiuunds and his opponent tipping
the beam at 17" pounds.
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P.l'FCfl-r-IIids are. called for new
JV'tnn "union high school.
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in i(s most concentrated fern.
All the moisturj il BAKIiU
OUT. Tlwti why crackers
"keep" in hottest weather.
LINDY FORCED TO
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SATURDAY NIGHT ;
, FOR LEGION MEN'
Th" last feature of the enter- ;
lam me ni program arranged for
t he stale A ineru a n LeguMi eon
i en tion. which begins tomorrow,
is a boxing smoker next Satunlav
n lit .il I he armory, 1'eaiurinu
Pat I'atleltoid of this city agains.
Maurice I (arris of Ashland in a
1 0-rouini main event, with Jack '
Wood of the local Legion post'
athletic committee as matchmaker.'
A six-round semi- wind up will j
be fought between Jackie 1 a vis
of ( iiih.iiiiiii and Frankie Monroe 1
til , Salem, and will be proceeded '
by, two four-round preliminaries
bet ween I hidily Thornton of 1 'orl
land and Kid "Marshall of Med
1'tod and between Hauling .ludd
of Medford ami I tattling Lev htel
of Portland.
Ffforts are being made lo have
Dickie Kamez of San Diego, t 'a 1 .
also fight on the card if a welter
weight of 1 TiTi poit mis can be
found. If not, Lainez. who jo-a
arrived from soul hern California
w ith Irs manager, Kay I Irewer.
will meet another fighter in a
headline event on another card.
Ilamez has challenged u't irady of
Ashlaml for : bout here and if
O'tiiatly can not meet Kamez.
McFadden of Klamath Falls will
probably mix with him.
BY N. W. CHANEY
Officers of the state or;anizal ion
of the American Legion Auxiliary
were otficially welcomed at I
o'clock this afternoon as I hey a r
rived in front of the Hotel Holland
hy the local American Legion post,
with Newton C. Chancy, chairman
of the auxiliary committee of the
convention commission, presenting
large bouquets of gladiolus to each
officer.
In a short speech before the
presentation of flowers to each of
i'ieer. Mr. Chancy welcomed the
visitors, lauded the work of the
auxiliary and wished the organiza
tion continued success.
The following were present ed
flowers: Mrs. Gerald Wilcox, stale
president, of Antelope, eastern Ore
gon; Mrs. William Kelly, vice
president, of Halter; Mrs. .1. W. Mc
Intmff, secretary, of Marsh field :
Mrs. Allen Cleveland, state his
torian, of Salem; Mrs. Alden
Coal oh, district committee woman
Tor district No. ;t. of Albany; Mrs.
H. F. Sheeley. district cominitteo
woman for district No. ; Mrs. Ve
loiia Nelson, committee woman for
district No. 1; Mrs. Maude. Wray,
Ktute chaplain.
Frank Comedians
Have Legion Show
Frank's Co media ns are doing
their share In keeping the Legion
convention partly military. The
piny for Wednesday, Thursday und
Friday, "We're in Uie Army Now."
Is one that should prove extremely
popular with all the boys who went
"over there "; ll deals with the life
of our boys while I" France, and
everyone will gel a wonderful kick
out of the things that once seemed
very serious. The privates and
officers still have their differences,
but all ends well. Thursday night
bf Region night. At that, lime the
performance will shut, at !:30
tftp
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MORE PEP, MORE LAUGHS
AND A WORLD OF NEW
THRILLS.
TOMORROW 1
SYD CHAPLIN
In Another of His
Famous
N Carfloi of Joy
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SKIRTS"
With
Bety Balfour
and the Famous
"TILLER GIRLS"
AITU'ST 1. IfVJS.
VALLEY STARTED;
QUALITY IS G00DBILL
I-::
liarileti pears are being j
picked this ueek'al the Modoc and '
Vmi 1 1 ne eriiiei'g orchards with in
dications (hat most of (he orchaidsi
in the a Hey will satrt ha i' vesting 1
the first of next wet k. ;
'The qua ut ity and tpi;i lny of ',
Iloglle Kivei1 peais is very good t
t his season but prices are much '
lower than last year." L. P. Wilcox. '
county agent, said loday in tlis
cussing the situation. iiarltetisi
last year brought S.'.n a ton and .
only s.'Ll is being offered this sea-:
son. J
! row-rs are advised by Mr. .
Wilcox to keep t heir fruit on t he
trees or in storage as long as pos- j
slide in older that they may be j
able lo gel (lie highest possible
prices. The record fruit crops in
all parts of the I'niled States have
caused the usual slump in values
under such conditions.
HAVE WELL FILLED
Auxiliary activities duiiu-; the
next few days when ex-service men
are in the limelight will be im
portant and varied, the, women co
operating with the Legion in all
parts of the convention program
under the direction of Mrs. He'va
Aiken, general chairman.
Tomorrow morning at the llap
tist church, official head quarters!
for tr.e visiting women delegates,
durii: ; the first business session
at 8 o'clock greeting from the Ash
land I. A. H. will be brought to
the group by Mrs. J. It. McCracken,
past regent, and Mrs. Fred Cnrbis,
welcoming the delegates In behall'
of the Daughters of I'uion War
Veterans,
Following this at the armory
during the formal opening session
of Hie convent Ion, M rs. Itose
Wilcox, depart men i president of
the Auxiliary, of Antelope, Ore.,
will respond to a message by C. H.
'-hit es.
Thursday evening a dinner for
pasl and present secretaries and
treasurers will be held at the Hotel'
Holland, where most of the Aux
iliary guests are si ay lug. Mrs.
Douglas Wilson is chahmnu of this
event. Tomorrow night at S o'clock
a reception for officers and dls
iii:;uislied guests will he held at
the Fniversily club. All service!
clubs and organizations are Invile't
to send reiniva-.aiatives to this (o
meet (he visitors.
Special honor guests lo he pros-
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;ent at the three-day celebration in-
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this city, showed u marked liu-
provcuieiil yesterday, according lo
reports from his bedside. Me was
aide to converse freely with relu-
lives, his mind cleared, and he was
aide to rip with hix right haml
and move his right leg, both mem
bers ht'iiig affected by the stroke.
The outlook Is regarded as favor
able. Nollce.
Tit ken up in pound, oi
mare, branded II on left
Call Chief of Police.
Tii ken up in pound, turn sorrel
should er.
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bank building will cost fUli.OUO.
V I D A :iO-year-obj fish hatchery
on M K'eifle river holmr rebuilt.
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