Medford mail tribune., August 01, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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55,000 VISITORS
AT CRATER LAKE
British Aviator
Hops From Azores
for Canada Port
Tnfit the alti-ntlniu'p at Oniter
Lake nullonul park this hchmod so
far had reaehod &:..(') persons )'
noon yesterday, which in H" per
cent incrcir;' over the s;ime time
last fioa.son, uml means that the
neion'H loial atieinlami will at
least reach IdO.oou. ix the new
brouMlu duwti from ("rau-r nailnnal
park totlay hy Superintendent
O. Thomson, who also said t h;t
the rim road i now open all the
way around, and that all Improve
ment work at the park Is In full
pwiiiK. intludlnw the MiIIiUiik of
the cafeteria and cabins near the
rim auto camp ground, whleh will
be operated in fonneeilun with tin
lod;e. Huperlnteiident Thomson also
told with much satisfaction that
Crater I-akc national park had Juki
reeeiv i I a federal appropriation
of $33,t)0O to construct, macadam
ize and oil the east entrance road
of the park, between The Dalles
Onlifnqnia' highway and the en
trance, which mim will he matched
by the state, thus InsiirlnK that llil
entrance road of eiht miles will
be constructed anil finished far
better than any of the park'H other
entrance roads.
This work will he begun jiint ns
noon as the eon tract can he let.
to bo finished before winter
comes.
HORTA, Island of Knynl,
Azores, Aug. I- (Pj Captain
Frank T. Courtney, Crltish
aviator, who has been waiting
Cor a favorable opportunity
.to take off from the Azores
on a tram Atlantic flight to
Canad.i. hopped off for New
foundland late this afierm.iiu.
The Itritih airman, who
made an unsuccessful ef furt
to take off on July i'li. had
extremely favorabli- weather
conditions. There was a
sunshine and ii moderate sen.
The wind was from the north.
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unit contlnuiiiK to t-UKuuU uvemte.
! 'Midst u rkit of color, music ond
Illumination, tho exservlcft men
will march from Main and Oakdnle
east on .Main to Riverside, north
on IliversMo to Hlxth, west on
hixtti to liaitlett. noith on iiartleM
to Firth." Thp Kioiip will disband
after puss In t; Filth street.
Members of the American T-e-Kion,
2' drum corps and five hand':
will be the only participants in the
parade.
INTENSE HEAT OF
LAST WEEK HURT
' "the people of the south cannot
' forget that the leaders of (he dem
ocrath: party in the north and east,
'anil especially those of New York
City, came openly to the front,
't unafraid, and were our most slal
! wart champions."
i "Are we now to forget," lie said,
"that Tammany senators and Tam
I many couKiewsmen then mood up
! on the floor of the American con-
gresH and spoke for the soul h
I when representative of the south
i were absent and their presence
denied '.' Is It possible for the south
! today to forget ?
"In the coming national cam
paign, the south has more at stake
j than any other section. It would
be well for those who threaten to
bolt or d exert the democratic party
to recall the close wedlock be-
J twecu it and the south for more
i than a century and a quarter."
Moscb After Solid South
MOW YOKK. Au-;. I . (A') Sena
tor Moses, vice chairman of the
eastern advisory committee of the
Hoover campaign, now believes an
Intensive drive should be made to
PORTLAND, Oro, August 1 .
(JP)- Intense heat caused rapid
ripening of spring and la to win
ter Krain, and resulted In hoiuc
damage; it also caused some de
lay of harvest. This Is reported
In the weather bureau's weekly
crop report. Home local damage
wan done by hall, and several
lui'K tracts of wheat were burned.
iJite fruits are hI'.Iiir rapidly.
Intense heat canned some scald
on apples and pears nnn ripened
apricots ho rapidly as to unfit
them for shipping in places. Kutiv
peaches and apples are becoming
more plentiful.
Cows are failing In milk, due
to short pasturage. Home work
liorscH were killed by heal In
eastern counties. Turkeys are do
ing well. '
S. P. ML START
secure electoral votes for Herbert
Hoover In the tiolfd south.
Senator Moses sakl his change of
mind had been brought about by
letters he had received from the
south criticizing his recent state
ment that It would he useless for
the republicans to make n drive
for electorul votes there.
"My coriespondenls told me," lie
jsahl, "that I am cra.y If I thlnl'
Hoover will not get the voIoh of
j the south. I am in u highly chav
teued mood ns a result of these
(letters."
The hulk of lils letters urging
i republican action came from North
Carolina, Morida and (ienr.'jln, he
said. Senator Moses said he was
not ho sanguine about Georgia, hut
that the reaction In the other twoj
southern stales was significant.
The, senator discounted the visit
to democratic lietuWiuiirteTH here of
Ceortfe N .Peek, farm leader of
Mnlinc, III.
"The farniois' demonstration at
Kansas City v;;. such a flop that
even the leaders had to admit they
lad exaggerated t)p situation," he
said.
coNvi-:xTi vnih;h WW
(CoiiMDued from On,
LINE IN 30 DAYS
HAN FIIANCIHCO, Aug. 1 . tTt
Construction nf the proposed !7
mile railroad between Klamath
Falls, (Ire., and Alturas, Cnl.. will
hegin In from 3 to till days when
the survey now being made Is com
pleted, officials or the Hon t bent
Pacific announced here today.
The line contemplated by the
railroad for sometime, has been
approved by the Interstate com
merce commission and Is expected
to. give easier access In the Klam
ath basin ami central Oregon. It !
will also cut III miles from the;
present Klamath Falls - Oregon j
route by way of Knseville. Faster
grades and more favorable curves,
will aid train schedules, the of- '
flclals sahl.
for several minutes until the "vil
lage" is destroyed.
An air stunt which Is bound to
! tnle the breath of the weak-heart- j
led Is the attempt of a man to rldei
on the top of an airplane while
It loops the loop. Me will have no j
visible means of hanging onto the
ship and will wave two flags with ;
bis hands while going through the.
feat. other st tints will Include
wing 'Walking, la ml lug-gear acro
batics ami fancy flying.
AutoM for Prizes.
There will be no dull moments
during the circus ami stunt show,
which is planned to continue for
two hours. Hlunts will be present
ed Immediately In front of the
, grandstand by l.cglon por-ts from
j the various parts of the state. In
cluding Kerhy. which is the newest
post to be organized in Oregon.
Two automobiles, which will be on
exhibition at the fairgrounds, will
tie given to the posts winning first
atid second places, The stunt show
alone is expected to In- worth the
price of admission, inasmuch as
the stout committee has been us
se nib ling proper! Ie for t he past
week to be used by the entrants,
which will not Include Medlonl.
In order to facilitate nt ranee
the fairground
A ITP AH f ir-A ' U Ui t"l'Kl'""l-s. spectators are
I AIL I U AUL ' ,,r,,,1 ,l"vh,,' P"'al admis
llH 1 1 liFiMiMllti '",x m'i,1h :i1 ,n'' "ven-
Ul I I U Jll Ji H-U, (,,, bcad.piarters at the chamber
Preceding the parade at 8 o'clock
the Medfoid American l.( -iion Aux
iliary will hold u reception at Ut
Fniverslty club on West Main
street for visiting statu dignitaries,
including fiovernor I. I. Patterson,
l ulled Males Senators Charles Mr
Nary, Knhert Steiwer, Slato Com
mamier (leorgo l.ove and others.
The reception is to he held mainly
to give local eldens an opportu
nity to meet the visitors. j
Dances tonight
The dance at Hilarity hall wUI
he under lull swing by J o'clock
tonight und at !i:UU the 40 et K.
Socletie will hold Its "Wreck,"
which will he I ho feature of the
day for memhers of that oraniza
t (on. The socielle will hold its
tin anal convention at I : ;JO at t he
armory, with 120 delegates in at
tendance mid practically its entire
membership nf U'UO expected to he
present. '-'
There will b street stunts (lur
ing the entire day put on by the
various vlstlng posts and drum
corps.. Tomorrow evening, follow
ing the meeting of drum majors at
the Kilts temple at ti o'clock, n j
band concert will be given In the
city park by the Sheridan hand
ami a parade stunt by the Knler
prisc drum corps. Another parade
stunt will be ;lven by the I. a ,
Crande drum corps at fi::iO, fol
lowed by one a half hour later by
the linker drum corps on Weal -Main
street, and the Knsehurg drum
corps on South Central avenue.
Paiade stunts will he given 111;
i no forenoon by Salem on Central,
avenue at noon and by Ind,
Marshfleld, Cottage drove, Astoria j
ami Portland from 7 o'clock to r
9::!0. In the early afternoon stunt'. .
will he given by Hood Kiver, Kn
geiie and Corvallis.
Concessions Ready
CnneeK.sion stands were neatly :
completely constructed today for
(he three day convention and a car- '
nival has set up Its tents on We.-t
Main street near the intersection;
of Mr. Concessions ate also up-.
dor construction at the fair ground:; ;
and will he teady for business to- i
morrow when the erowtis arrive. (
The convention les'adquarters i
litis forenoon were crovded with
visitors and local Legionnaires. Fin- i
isl lng touches wen. heir ; p'nl or
the dei'oralion of city streets and 1
store frontH with bright bunting j
and flags, giving the city a gala
appearance.
Visiting Legionnaires are re
minded not to forget the three-day
golf tournament at the Itogue Val
icv links for which a stiver lovbti';
cup has been donated by the local
Most to the player turning In the
lowest net score for the lS-ltole
course. Contestants, are to use ban- j
(Heaps which they have been usiii';
on home courses, l int ranis mtn:t j
register at con vent ion liead.Uiti j
tors. I
The complete dance schedule for i
Ihe week will be as follows: j
Wednesday night - Hilarity hall.;
Thursday night II ilarity ball
and Oriental Cnrdetis.
Friday night I Ilia lit v hall. O.l- i
eutal (ImdoiiH and Fair (itounds,
I'avlliou.
Sat urday night Hilarlly hall, j
Oriental ( lardvns, ; also the Fair t
Crnuuds Tavilloji If needed to ac-
eonitnodale the ei-ids. ;
AVheu the American Legion pa- j
i-ade. which is expected to I ie
if the longest ever seen hi Med- 1
ford, fakes place next Saturday ,
afternoon at It oYloek. all Medford ;
stores and estalilhmenls will tie
b.sedt during the parade, it was (
announced today. The stores will !
close at L':3a ami remain so until
after the parade Is over.
As on the other days of the con- j
venilon, motor travel will he pro
hibited on Main street and no curs,
will be allowed lo be parked, espe- j
cia lly during the parade. Main j
street, according to present plans i
may be crossed In t he prohibited ,
.-eel ion. w hicli ex I e mis from Oa U
date avenue to lliverside avenue,
only on I'ential avenue and on Fir ,
street. This is being done in older j
that drum corps and legionnaires.
pulling stunts, will not be bothered ,
w lib motor traffic, w hich mighl
also endanger their lives.
Motorists are urged lo cooperate
wiih the city traffic department in
every way possible to observe this
ruling.
.
HILLSHOKO- Work well along
on new (ourlhoiise and union higi
school
ST. CATH Fill NFS. Ont.. Aim.
1. '.4V Known dead In the crash
of the huge steel gate at loek
of the Wei land ship eana I, Tigr
oid, was placed definitely at six
tills afternoon when the bodies
of the victims were found . Two
Were identified as F. Stnallco and
J. McArthur. both of St. Cath--rlne.
It is believed the num
ber killed m hen the huge gate
plunged to t he bottom of a -foot
lock, will remain nt that
figure. nMhoHuh o the i "i injured
find taken to (be hospital, four
may die.
noo i:it i.oi s homi:
lo avoid buying in k
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or seven inches long. The first
catches were thrown back into the
creek, but when it became app.tr
cnt that they were hh )arg" as
Wore to lie had .Hoover kept ill
and his two companion added
their outch of ti dozen each.
Then were taken back to amp
nnd were served to Mr. I too er's
Immediate party at dinner.
After trying the waters here dur
ing the day. the presidential nml! i nball be
nee ik inn party win iase an . t.xc. pt fr chmIhu ib.
evening train for San Francisco, ( f(iril ul ,,.. Mt,.,.(,( f(ni, ,
orrivlng oariy tomorrow ninrmtm ,, However, del. illed pi.ms w-re
nnrt continuing to Palo Alto by . f,X), r,(, ,t) w announced tonight.
Iliotnr. ! Olio of the most liolone pto;eM
I'pon arriving home. Hoover w ill . Mnns (vrr ,, , M1(fnr(, u
pv his ftcceptanee ntldre Its jj,,,, m ,( (it ., ,(
final revision ami then w ll torn of ,h. M.rVire prrnde which will
Jiin attention to pressing inattus t;.(. -..ice. loteoi iow be::mulu :
connected with hi campaign. liiromptly at on Main Mrcet
' of Conime
i i ts at the
Trarrie llulcs.
j Motor traffic en route lo the1
fairgrounds before the opening of;
(the circus will be made a one-'
,wav ssiem, aeeordinu to Slate
, Traffic Lieutenant O. O. Nichols,
i Automobiles will inov- to the
'grounds in double fib- southbound,
'and all noil hbonn.l cats wilt he
. diverted at Slew art avenue onto
Oakdule avemie into Medford
;t ars reiuinmg from the ground.
! following tin- circus, will go lai-k
in doulde file and all M-ut bh.omd
mo tor is: s w ill be routed lhroni:b
Medford onto oalid.ile avenue and
j out Stewart a eiuie back to Hit
; h till way. Parsing of any kind
, will le pof.piv(My prohibilcd. wani:
' Lieutenant Nichols, who will ta- as
sited tonioriow and the other tw
days of Die convention by officer.
from other parts of the state.
Plans were l.ein formulated tbi.
afternoon by the lly traffic tie
partnieni for traffic tubs govern,
tng Mtdford. Tentative plans pro
vided that there be no eat
parked on Main Mr, et from Oak
ila.e to Itiv.rside. and th.lt there
no traffic on Main stre, l
thorouuh
'Mtral iiv"
When Hills Bros
discovered
CcntrolW',1 Koasting tliry rx
tindnl the Imiinil.irics i cof-'
fi'C flavor. Only ,i few founds
ul coffe art rmisti tl nt ii lime
by this p.itditid, continumis
j.rofcis. Nd other niotliovl of
roastinj; can proiluce th
matchless, uniform flavor that
I'ontrollcil Roasting main
tains for Hills Hros. C'nffre.
HILLS RROS
Oto COFFEE
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MANN'S
The Best Goods for the Price; No Matter What the Price MANN'S
..Welcome, Legionnaires..
and Members of the Woman's Auxiliary
While you are in Medford, make this store your headquarters. We have complete facilities
for letter writing and rest room conveniences. Electrically refrigerated water may be enjoy
ed in fountains throughout our big store. Come in! Enjoy our hospitalityi ..
Words fail us when trying to describe these lovely new wearables,
we want you to come in and see them, they are so unusually lovely
New Fall Dresses
Featuring the Latest Parisian Ideas
I'drin.ilit y mill IViuiiiiiiitv mark the new jj;ir
mciits, irregular licni lines and skirt widths arc
pronounced while I'nhne diversity is an outstand
ing feature and two-piece themes assume first
place. The new collection of dresses place em
phasis on sheer velvet, satin, flat crepes, jerseys
and metal brocades. Lace is very important as a
I rimmiuji on the new frocks.
The Korrect Dresses
Koiyifi'ice and street wear; made of li,niit wool
and silk materials. Priced
$15 to $25
Millinery
Advance Showing of the Newest Style
Hats for Women and Misses
I j i 14 1 1 1 weight felts, in a variety of models, lo S
with mid-season frocks and sport costumes. Hats
thai are colorful and ' flat tcnii are now to the
fore.
Others new to arrive are our exclusive "Pasa
dena" models in soft lovely velvets and oil1
"Pebble l!ea h" soliel velours, beautiful hats thai
are distinctive in every detail.
Millinery Shop on Second Floor
Exquisite Silk Hosiery
Women's Pure Silk Full Fashioned
Hose, silk to the hem, in the much
wanted new shades, all sizes, regular
$1.25 values, very special (hi AA
Thursday, pair ).vVJ
A Smart Collection
of Coats
That Set the Fashion for Fall
The New Coats are Stunning Fashioned of love
ly materials with modified flares, tiers, uneven
licni lines and smart stitching that, vary the sil
houtte. New sleeve cuts stole, shawl and mush
room collars of smart furs add to their attract
iveness. You are cordially invited to view this
display . Special prices prevail.
New Travel Coats
In the mirror of fashion are the. new "Caljer
Coats" suitable for travel and sports wear these
coats retain their shape and always look well.
Thursday Specials in Piece Goods
"Kaystr's" Chiffon Pure Silk Hose for Women,
pointed heel, all shades and sizes, tt "I QC
special, pair '
Kayser's New Short, Silk Hose
jus! in. Special, pair
$1.50
Heavy Silk Crepe
For Sports Wear
'M inches wide, comes in tan,
maize, orchid, green and oyster
white, regular price $-.0.", on
Thursday, $2.69
36 In. Fine Nainsook
Comes in pink, yellow and lav
ender. Regular price 10c OQ
Thursday special, yd
Golden Gate Sheets
SlxilH size, made of a fine grade
of sheeting, on sale d? 1 Qtt
Thursday, each
$1.95 Sale
of Wash Dresses
Do not fail to see these shim
mering summer dresses made of
Horden prints and sheer voiles
and dimities trimmed with lace
and organdie, fast colors, -new
patterns, 2.5) val $ J 95
ues, Thursday,
Better Wash Dresses at
$3.50, $4.50, $5.95 and
$7.95
32-In. Tissue Gingham
Fast colors in novelty , checks
and plaids. Regular AQf
price !))', Thursday, yd....7
French Marquisette
A fine sheer quality for curtains,
")() inches wide. Arab color, suit
able for living and dining room
use, an excellent grade, At
special at yd
Fancy Lunch Cloths
and Napkins
41x14 size (doth stamped on good
quality Indian head. Iwo pat
terns to choose from, t? "1 QC
special, set tpl.IJO
Special Underwear Values
Field Ray and Kayser
Bloomers
Made of good rayon, fine
quality, all shades, regular
price '-'"I, Qr
Thursday, pair
Women's Union Suits
Fine knit cotton, bodice and
, ... . . . ..1 .. 11
K 7M ""Ut Up lops in ueam an.
MVkH'x sizes. Regular price U. o.
Eiigg .suits c
CUH E STORE FOH EVERYBODY" J
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Corset Special 1
Women's wrap around
corsets and corsclettes
in all styles and sizes,
regular price 1."0.
Thurs. special, QCl,
laii; VDC
Children's One
Piece Sleepers
All sizes, regular price
Ti'c. Thursday.
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Agents for Gossard
and Warner's Corsets
Extra Specials Thursday
Novelty cuff kid gloves that sold all sea
i.oii up to .f4.4"). tj1 QC
Thursday only, a pair 1
New Suede Bit Belts popular PCir
width, on sale Thursday, endi 5JC
Heavy Flat Crepe Hand Painted Ties; new
....$1.59
Rubberized Aprons for the canning season,
made of extra heavy materials
95c to $1.45 each
Charm of Youth Toilet Sets consisting of
rouge, powder and cold cream. fiQ
1.7." values, Thursdav, set OiC
Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns