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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFXIOX. TllfRSDAV. AUGUST 2, 1028.
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Hist of two automobile uud ve
ra I e.mh iiwiuits.
A special niht parade fur the
VljMTicMM Lepioll, IKlh'K Anxll-
PAGEANT TO BE
A li en ('am-. M unci .Mrs. Clone,
t 'iiKcDavlf mul Minalt Hon: .Mm. T. j
L. Powx-ll, Mvh. Ituy Clury untl
three chlMn-ii; ,Ir, and ,ItH. A.
Amcrieun Ji'Kiuu poHis from all
liai'ta of the Mate, aw well km dele
gation from California untl Wash
ington ail' I'XllCU-tl'd til )iHfHc,l.:i'-
111 the monster ".Patriotic Pag
eant." which will be Hie i-rowniim
I valine nf the state teflon conven
tion on Saturday. Several huiltl
tsoniti trophies are offered fur
i n- hewi entries hy the .Medfoi d
convention eoimntsHiun. im UuIIhk
a fine silver eup for the post hav
ing the lares; Jiej renliiK" -f its
membership in the line of march
and also for the best out-of-town
float in the parade. Special award
for "honorable mention" will also
bo made.
f .Many beautiful floats and deco
rated cars are heiiiK prepared bv
loeni citiens for this event. Sev
eral handsome silver cups mul
cash awards are offered for tile
host entries.
Some unhjite entries ha ve been
lined up throughout the state Tor '
ih pageant and the "stunt show"
today, which was a feature of the,
. .afternoon program, and coin pel i-!
lion for the prize awards prom
ises to be keen. I'rl.er. will con- 1
Jury and -10 et S i ieie will be r. Abbott, Mrs. Tereca UjW and
slatrcj toninne. 'Ilns will he tie- . .v.n, Koiiald; .Mr. Harry Huekelt i
j voted exclusively to the above or- ! of Klamath Kails; .Mr. and Mrs.!
tranizittions, with no r.unmenljil .. . j;, chapman; .Mr. and Mrs. 1
or outside entries ami is expected . will liruin, Mrs. l.ottu .M. I'urvis . J
in be oil' of the hits of the c le- .lr. and Mrs. Clinton Carey. j
brat ion program. rnique Uuht-
iuif effects will be Used en lhe:
' floats and along the line of march
and special Illumination by 400.000
candle powi-r flares released hy .
a!rplam-s will transform darknesu
Into, dayliKh;.
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FOUND GUILTY 0
MAIL ROBBERY
Last Sunday, a i-oup of pioneer
Warner (i-u p.-nple jrathereil at
Ashland pail; to hold a reunion.
The group consisted of forme:'
schoolmate ami their children
ami i hi bit -en's wi es or husbands
and families.
M I'm. 1. .1 . !a vis and her son. ,
U-ilc. were tile In. nor guests. .Mis.;
Ias was here from Chlcn on a1
visit to her former home. The ,
ijjg n;iiMi'fJ pe' JotiM partiio
of the bounteous dinner: Airs. !
i,. ,, i a vit, I Ja le lit is, .Mr. jhiiI
.Mrs. S. II. Lynch and daughter.
.lean. Mr. ;mi'! .Mrs Hi-nty Man-i
sen ami dauglitei', Anna, and M Iss j
One 4if the events t-'heiluleil for
the entertainment of Auxiliary vis
itors Is u swimming party to be
held tomorrow aftet noon. Friday,
from 4 to r:30 o'clock at Merrick's
Nataloriuni on Kiverside avenue.
A program. Including diving ex
hibitions by local swimmers, com
edy races a nd st unts under the
direction of Ml.: (rohla Ilocme. will
be featured. Mis. Wilfred Mik
sclir. gemral chairman of recrea
tional activities for the women
KUe.it s, is In charge of the event. -
lurrcn-e I. umber Wages.
MA IISMKIKI.I), Ore.. Aug. 2.--iA'i
Coos I lay Lumber company,
the largest employer on Coos liay,
has announced a six per cent wage
increase to the fil'O employes nt
Coos I Say mill. The increase
means $ii.:'n It month more for the
average workman at th emill. The
base scab- wan Increased from
:t.ln to 3.i;o a day.
CMICACO, Aug. 1' iA'i Charles'
S. Wharton, former congressman
, and former assistant stale's attor
! ney, was found guilty by a federal j
I jury of t onspiracy today In con
i nectioti with the $13:;(00U grand
j trunk mail robbery at Kvergrecn
; park last l-Ybruaiy. Charles;
''"Limpy" Cleaver, co-defemlunt am!
j Kcciii-ed riiiB leader of the rob-j
, ber band, was found Kiiilty of j
conspiracy and six other charges, j
Wharton. under the verdict,
i faces a possible maximum sen- ;
i tence of two years Imprisonment !
! and a possible maximum fine o? l'
I MO.OOn while Cleaver. If given j
the maximum of all Ihe counts!
j of wiiieli he was ennvfeted. faces 1
more than' Mi years' imprisonment, j
I The Jury, which had ui -rived at j
j Its verdict last nittht after more j
( than six hours" deliberation, re- J
turned its finding before Federal
. ud ge James II. Wllkerson and
motion fur a new trial was made,
as soon as the verdict was read. I
CARPENTER
all over the United States demand these Western
OVERALLS
Why do wc get orders from everywhere for
these Can't Bust 'em Carpenters' Overalls? Be
cause we've studied carpenters' needs for years
because carpenters designed them!
I
Syd Chaplin at
Rialto Today j
It costs
very-little to
recondition a
Model r
i
Every husband has a different
way of enjoying life when hi .
j ball-ami -chain, headache, moun
; lain-of-llls. or whatever It Is he
i rails his wife. leavcH for a Vaca
tion, but the strangest of alt wnvs 1
r For
TOR nearly twenty years, die. Model T Ford led tlie motor industry
-- and it still in w?,ed by more people, tliaii any other automobile.
More than eight million Model T Fords are in active Hervicc today
an indication of their sturdy worth, reliability and economy.
The cost of reconditioning the Model T Ford is small because of
the low cost of Ford parts and the established Ford policy of
charging all labor at a standard flat rate.
For a labor charge of $20 to $2. you can have your motor and
transmission completely overhauled. This price includes new
bearings, reborhig cylinders and any other work necessary. Parts
are extra.
Valves can be ground and carbon removed for S3 to $-1. The
cost of tightening ail main bearings is only 6. The labor charge
for overhauling the front a!c is $1.50 to $3 rear axle assembly,
$3.73 to 7.
New universal joint will lie installed for a labor charge of S3.
Brake shoes relined for $1.50. Rear spring and perches rchushed
for SI. 75. The cost of overhauling the starling motor is S3. A
labor charge of approximately $2.50 covers the overhauling of the
generator.
Repainting runs from S10 to S'25. Taking dents out of body
panels and doors runs from $3 to $16 for labor. A fender can be
replaced for a labor charge of $1 to $2.50. The cost of fenders
runs from $3.50 to $5.
It will pay you, therefore, to see your Ford dealer and have him
put your Model T in good running order. By doing so you will
protect and maintain the investment you have in your car and get
months and years of pleasant, reliable transportation at a very low
cost per mile.
j lion, but the straiiKcst of alt wnvs 1
) I JkL Extra Heavy
jft White Duck
Fnl 1 THE PATENTED
M J & CAN'T BUST 'EM
a smmjyi stee,lbucku
SYDNEY CHAPLIN artt Thi On, Perftcl HmHt
HAtJCV RI003 in 'SKIHTS" Unbrtakahlt
Ad fUltabt,
to ii.Joy lifi' iimirr HUih i-jrruiii- Ptrmanent
sinii'fs is illiit rsili'd in 1111 ii-
ill his newest cinnidy "Slill'ts,' aiN8555
nciw ,il tin. 1:1:111,1 lln'iilro. s (O-r 1
"Slilrtu" Is Just (jur lnliK, luinl UNION l') MADE
T;7,T . AUTHORIZED I
PORILANDER BUYS A CAN'tbust'EM
MINE NEAR GAUGE 'Vf7
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I'dUTI.AXI). (He.. Auk. - UVt
I'urehase uf (he yohl piodueiny
llobet'tson mine, near ( lallec, in
Josephine eouiily. by K . Uean Sut
ler of Portland, has been nnnnune
ed here. Ihiller 'Intends to tlevelop
tlie mine with nimh-ru equipment.
'Lights of New York'
at Craterian Today
Ford Mot ok Company
The first aetual talkliiK ldetuiv
e er exhibited I. e., a ileluiv
without sub-titles, wherein all the
eharaeti-rs speak tln-lr parts, open
ed this uftei -noon at Hunt's 'ra
terian theatre, and to say lha'
the uoi'lty tnlrlMited the fati'-y of
the audietu-e Is to speak with un
due restraint of "Mnhtu of New
Yotk."
Alis Costidlo, Mr. l-andis. Miss
HroeU well itl I'aet. each un'inber
of I he disi furnished east, spoke
with tilie nnia.lnu' nat uralness.
There w as an odd pleasure hi
heart im 1 he screen lavorites. like
the pleasure of beeonilim belter 1
aeitialnied with neighbors we hav
only nodded to. 'I'he full-toned re
sonanee nf ( 'ulleu I .and h., the '
mellow temlernes if Mary t'urr !
nmther to all faudom -the girlish!
elarliy nf Miss t'uslello. Ihe harsh'
precision of 1 'rosby. plain' I lies
man. Hawk M liter's stta c villainy
all blemled as perfectly as the:
ariutis Instruments in a well-
trained otvhrstra. as tlie m Ippinu
melodiama of love, crime and;
retribution sWept Up to its terrific)
climax. 1
"I .tub Is of New York" Is dif - !
ferent from any t him: yoti have
ever seen. It is worth t ravelin:;
a bun; u ny to see and hear.
In addition t Ihe ull-lalkini; '
IV:itlil e. as a special com ell t Ion
.'in act tun. Manager Ceoi k-e Hunt
is present itiK four acts of "Talk -;
iv" iiu-tad of th-- usual two act- ,
! Hoffmann Girls in
I
New Shubert Revue
This sign identifies a
dealer who stoik the
complete Can't Bust
'pm line V author
ise him fo givr you
his unconditionil
guarantee.
Md of Gold
Libel Twill
the rcmarkibl
new fabric nev
erbeforeusdin overalli. TAtny
cxcluiive fca
tures. Co:i f
mttth.
Frisko Jeetjs
The "heavy-duty"
black work
panta, ol 9-o.
last black twill.
Good-looking
and Hand th
. calf ! Snag
proof spar k
proof don't
show dirt.
Painters' and Plasterers
Overalls
Heavy white
hoatiad drill.
Double kneea.
Two-way brush
pocket duster
atrap 2 putty
knife pocketa.
Also mad in
waist style . .
Cojii to match
E X PR RS S
STRIPES are
made like Gold
Label Overalls,
of special heavy
fin ely - woven
fabric. Coari 10
WaisU ft
Overalls -"Jl
Heavy, 9-ounca
indigo denim,
madeespecially
for ua. Form
fitting, copper
riveted. Buckle
strap.beltloops shaped pocketa
inset watch
pocket. . . . For
men and boya.
Boys'
Overalls
Jiatt like Dad's
with sprint
steel buckle.
Dib or waiat
atyle. Made in
three fabrics :
Gold Libel
Twill, atrong
heavy denim or
brown duck.
Unexcelled for
atyle and wear.
Khaki and
Work Pants
For work or
outing, Fine,
heavy - grade ,
khaki, with two (
flap pockets
and tunnel belt
loops, Also;
whipcord, mola
skin and whita
duck pants. . . .
White suits for
service stalion
uie.
fit
k
JumptraUs
Fine.t l'piect
uit made. All
button, cover
ed. Improved
dust - proof
leeve. Form
fitting. Eight
pocket,.
wearkr s suggestion gave
us the idea for che patented)
swinging nail pouch with latch.'
Here are a few additional fe&
tures:
Fourteen pockets, in
cluding swinging nail
pockets, two-ply front
and back, with patent
ed latch reinforced pli
ers pocket rule pocket.
Two hammer-straps
tool -strap on back.
Knees heavily reinforc
ed from thigh almost to
bottom. Curved, form
fitting bib. Roomy con
struction throughout.
Reinforced in 32 places
with giant bar-tacks.
Examine these practical over
alls. You'll say, "Just what I've
been looking for!" Near you is a
first class store that has the com
plete line of Can't Bust 'em
work and outing clothing for
men and boys. If you're hard to
fit, special sizes are available. The
Can't Bust 'km dealer is at
your service See bun!
eloesser-heynemann
Company
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND I.OS ANGELES
SEATTLE NEW YORK
l- t UNION MADE fiNH
OVERALLS Y A, PANTS U
Can't l'.ust 'Km Mine Kit) llrnvy weight Overalls ....$1.95
Ciipicnlors Overalls lVr pirn- $2.50
Kxpivss Stripe Uvornlls-i-IVr pair $1.95
ChilcWuy l'lay Snit.s (jVr suit $1-25 to $1.95
f "THE
rHONE-486-407
STORE FOW EVERYBODY "
Me0fORD.0!N.
THE MODEL CLOTHING CO.
"Value ami tonality"
Can't 1 Just 'Km liili Overalls jj-jj g-
Caprenters Overalls I'er pair $2-50
Waist Overalls l'er pair $1.65
Carried in Mock by
THE MODEL CLOTHING CO.
"Value ami Quality" , Kast Main St.
WE DEVELOP
FILMS
FREE
West Side
Pharmacy
"The Kcxall Store'
Ford Parts and Repairing
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Pacific Highway at Sixth
FORD F0RDS0N LINCOLN
Phono HI
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ON YOUR RADIO A FOR YOUR WINTER
FIRE
Another Stirring Address by
Ttn IS CiM-triHlt Hoffmann tliiis.
t-omiiu tn Hunt m CrutiM'tiin thciitw
tor on i ni.khi only. Monday. Auk.
Hi. wt!, "A Niitht In Spain." 1m tin- .
oriKlnul troupe that rrouti'tl Hitch ',
a soiisiittuti t flio Moulin Kouiip.
Pai'H, two seasons ao. Not only I
I their fiaiifinu what iui-;1n be ex
ptH'tiMi from siti'h an rprt mrn
tor hh Miss Hottmann, hut as aerini '
gymnast! their a-coinilishmi,nts !
aro as remarkable a tho foii'nto.st
circus Nturs. j
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WMinnniN' rnrloml fine
OucihNey vhinn.(l to Ctili i
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phont 10S 30 N. Cantnl
Mfdford, Oregon
JUDGE
RUTHERFORD
and a select muitcal projtrim
rterj.brtmking
1MF.RNATIONAL NF.TVroRK.
ki:iJtM d'rttt frm
The Coliseum Detroit
AUGUST 5th
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Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
$2
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Per Load
2 Load3 $5.00
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
Reichstein Deuel
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