Medford mail tribune., August 07, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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MUCH IMPROVED i AT U. S. WEATHER1
BY ELIJAH HURD; BUREAU HERE
INSriTUTiON-
FAT CASH
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NO BILLS
TO DISTRESS
A HEI.PFUE
STORE,
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GET MORE I
ft
Jim
NEYLQ
WA Sams
V-'ifeSOk mass
Heats
(fluids
Always the
same in work
manship, price,
and quality,
George W. Childs
are made today by
the same maker
who originated this
great five cent cigar
thirty years ago.
GEORGE W.
Mm'in pictures taken by Horace 1 Ono ,r the greatest recent winkle ; ("l:iu-i A. rule, relief m:in with
llromley, Medfurd's camera kid, Inipruvi'ni'-nts in Mch'onl is that the l'niietl smtes weather Inm-ati,
during 'the recent visit or Herbert Au""''- ' ' "l"' Umiter .Is in tho city tu .-.. .lurinx v.ica-
: Hoover to the Kumte Hiver valley . " mu,s,:':''"-' '1 '' -:'"' '"';'". the Me, iior.i wemhvr
were shown for tbe first time at "'"f :'" u " "y "rj ;'ht Kan.h.ll. assistant
Hie noon luncheon meeting of t!iP ; "planalion. whenever he ehumtes o I Ualt.-r luck. met....n...K.t
u,.t'i.M.1i.u , ii... M..1..1 i . i i his intlitjcs. that he is Ullklng thru j in charge ol the local ntnee, will
,-ur(l ' 'Ills whiskers. Ills tli.sgulse is now
! Imimatn personal glimpses of the so ,rr"t'' V"" ',l"m0,1''"" '"'
Uenial republican nominee, anrar-! !"""y """l : wh" Jn"lr'
iently enjoying himself Immensely1 ";l':l'' p imtMican can now an.- ,
; lt-Kin hi.s
j la t until
1 Di,-k will
Si'iiit-mlitT
vacation tomnrrow to
August Mill, wh.-ii Mr.
njoy his varutinn until
.Mr. (.'oh' i-ann' hfif
bit the streots boost Iiik 1 loovtr, i tYuin Uosi-hurtf wlu-iv lie had iv-
wlthout iVnr of a onniebnck. j lii-vtut tho wi-utln-r Inurati loan
The ubst'tice of tli mustache of j there whil' lie was on vacation.
41) years growth has no chungt-il 1 n-iilentally, Dwinhi Itamlall,
the I'nriul arohileoturt of Mr. Ilurtl , who lias been t'liorally roeoffniztM
that last week he, was mistaken 1 by his superiors us nut- of the must
several times lor one of the gasped : promising youiiK men in tin1 I'nii
Leninn veterans, f I is only ex pin- 'it States w eather service, has
nation of why he parted with the tendered his resignation to beromc
; hirsute atlornnient is that the last . effective September 4ih heause uf
heat wave, week before last, was ! his intention of completing his
Curl Swijyprj. one j ,nlls,:u.llls n,.(1 ..n ,,. . ., Therefore, to fill the vaean.-v
Isaacs, both oC whom agreed that j t " . k lur th(l Urn- I resignation, all young men between
he was a very likeable man. They . n hR Khni , !1L n, mw! Vll!11, wlln
had never seen him art lulerested in a career in the
mustache, nor hail any'nlted States weather service, are
member of his immediate family I invited to rail on .Mr. Dick, iht
i at mu Isaacs Kock lodge on
It he Koue, were included. Scene
i al ter .scene, takeu from every au
j gle and showing the noted visitor
j in serious and jovial moods. Were
i included, loeul men and women
jvvlio assisted in serving breakfast
iamt diimer to the group were also
J shot by the t;re;ess .Mr. Bromley. I
! Incidental to the showing ot the
' reel ft, impressions of Mr. Hoover
! were given by
! of the official hosts, and Bill
MASON, EH RM AN &. CO.
Distributor
Medford, Oregon
i IICSCI IIK'U U1II1 f fin IUUS JIIUMlt'tl 1 ..j ...
i..ii,! i..1ii,.tnit In oniiiini, iniuolf V,U
!.,n ...t.i u . 1 1 u,. ilikii iail ! boilt
ii u . int. tn j 0, (tn jM,rs,m jn Medt'ord. unlit local meteorolngisi, at the weather
ill with camera men and new.thp ani(llllUion o h,st W0Pk, j bureau office In the Liberty bulld-
l.aper reporters, who followed (log- Timp w.w wh(.n ,.,Hjiih .Hso wore inB. ilM(i Ullk th(. 11(,lUl.r oVl.r wilh
, . . ii ! j V V- 1 with the mnsiache a full set of him. All applicants must have had
visit in the valley. An interesting,
, ! fact brought out in the pictures
whiskers of
Hughes type.
the
but
Charles Kvnns
after his face
,w.ih uiui IMMU-mm. mnu... thus :Hinrnt,d hini (.JlUK(t a couple
: refused to nose with anv ol the' ... , -
: iisii cuugui uy ineiuuers ot me
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necessary documents, secures releases, pays claims, pro
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In short, KSCKOW means a square deal for all epiick,
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ror any
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i
runaways in those days of
horses, and on top of this his own
children mistook him for I lughes,
he parted in liMiTi. back in Kansas,
with the whiskers through which
at least a grammar sehool educa
tion, and preferably a high sehool
education, and should have a love
for mathematics and science.
The t'nlted States weather ser
vice offers exceptional upportuni
l ies now because of the airways
service which it has in charge and
Death Toll of
the Automobile
GIVES SANE VIEW
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
l'OUTUWI), Ore., Aug. 7. (H)
Mrs. Christina Mock, ftO, prominent
ror nana cutn womnn, men nue
today from injuries suffered last
night when struck by an auto
operated by I'Yank Ifrelln, Tigartl.
BreMn was under arrest for fuilure
to give right-of-way.
"The Christian Science Monitor"
of July 31. describes the fishing
trip of Herbert Hoover to this val
ley without mentioning fish, the
"kidnaping." or . pestiferous photo
graphers, so thoroughly discussed
by the correspondents of New York
papers. '
The trip from Grunts Pass, to
this city, is described us follows:
"To the gleam uf a sunset en
folding lofty Jit. Pitt the party
assembled at Grunts Puss anil on
a fine macadam road proceeded
from that beautiful little eomi""
nity to this charming city. We
wound up the day in scenic splen
dors." ...This is, in Hharp contrast to the
other accounts, which maintained
that at Grants Pass, the nominee
was "hired" down the macadam
road to be "kidnaped" when Tog
gery Bill diabolically and diagonal
ly placed his auto across the
I Hoover path.
The column length article
stresses Mr. Hoover's lose of nature
and tells of his knowledge ami love
of the mountains and the trees.
The article concludes:
Here was a presidential can
didate, a man of International
repute, whose presence and
activities were important news
In his quiet and simple way
gett ing out among the hills
and forests that he knows and
loves and getting from their
beauty and peace the serenity
and surcease that he felt the
need of.
E IS
OF HOOVER VISITG!VEN 0yie
party, declaring that to him fish
! ing had its ethics and that he
j would not take credit for anything
! i , ,, , ,i,MO tv, I the mlddlewesl cyclones were wont l'e great strides made in airplam
i In addition to pictures of the and airwavs development,
i Hoover party views of the planes j 1 "
also shown. It had been planned!
to show the finish of tho recent)
Indian marathon which ended at j
.Grants Pass, but lack ot lime in- ,
tenereu.
! A brief report on the financial
! Kuecess ol' the American U'glon
.convention was mibmtltted by Mr.
. Bromley, who Mated that the mer
chants will not be called upon to
'contribute any of the money orig
inally subscribed in view of the fact
.that most of the men on the com
'misson showed Scotch tendencies
in handling the celebration. Total
j receipts are more than $10,000, he
; estimated.
1 Today's program was arranged
: by Clyde Eakin, and next week doc
tors and all members of the heul
, Uva force of Medford will be in
: charge of the entertainment.
; Visitors at the luncheon today
; included the following: .1. C. Urn
;der, Huena Vista, Cal.; Gene Unr
: rison, San Bernardino, Cal.; Dr. A.
I A. Hobs. Lockhart, Texas; William
, Stoddard, Kverett, Wash.; Bill
; Isaacs and Karl Coe of Medford.
j Women who assisted in entertain
: in? the Hoover partv and were
present to Fee the plcturem ittclnd
I ed Mrs. Ted Baker, Mrs.J'-nrl Coe,
' Miss Frances Kinney and Mrs. Al
Jlayden.
Keep cool
fell .
Daily Meteorological Report
August 7, 1928
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday. Not much
change In temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed
nesday, but fog on coast. Not
much change in temperature or humidity.
LOCAL DATA
a?
TRE ET E A
ORANGE PEKOE
When the sun starts to siz
tie and your collar starts to
wilt, here's a simple formula
that is sure to keep you cool:
TreeTea Orange Pekoe Iced!
To make really good iced tea,
you must use a tea of full
flavor with strenth enough
to withstand the dilution
caused by pouring over ice.
Tree Tea Orange P. '
is that ind of tea
Temperature (Dew).... 92 58
ILlKlieut Last 12 Iii'h.) D:i !-'
lowest (I-asl 12 hm.).. 01 Si
Kel. Iiuinldlly (Pet. I.... 2ii 24
State of wenther Cloudy Clear
I.oweHt temperature this morn
ing, 55 degree.
Total precipitation Hlnce Kept. I,
Ui27;5.(iri Inches.
Sunset today,
7:2;( p. ni.
Sunrise Weduesdny, 5:11 a
Sunspt Wednesday, 7:22 p.
ni.
m.
ft
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Observationi Taken at 5 A.
120th Meridian Time
CITT
l.awer City 54 Clear
Ftlmnarck M .18 fllear
UoIho 90 62 Clear
Denver 80 Ii Clear
Des MaineB 84 , fi4 Clear
Fretmn ifi J4 Clear
Helena 78 fi4 I. Cdy.
Lob Angeles 80 60 Cloutty
MarHhfield VI .14 Cloudy
Phoenix 104 68 Clear
Portland 84 60 Clear
Red Bluff 98 66 Clear
Uoncbur. 90 r8 Clear
Salt Lake K2 62 Clear
Kan Francisco 64 f4 (Tour
Santa Fe SO f2 Cienr
Seattle 74 f4 I'.Cdy.
Spokano 84 CS 1. Cdy.
Walla Walla , 90 64 Clear
Winnipeg 60 Clear
I.rW DICK, Meteorologist.
Clarified adveritflng (joti reiulti.
Approximately -100 members of
the Portland Cnited Artisan as
sembles will be in attendance at
the annual national conclave of
ArtiSHtts which opens here Friday,
August 10, with lfXMt lodge mem
bers expected to take part in the
three-day celebration.
A special train leaving Portland
Thursday evening at S o'clock will
bring the delegation to Medford.
Caravans from Washington and
Oregon points will also brim? a
large umnber of guests.
The conclave will be opened Fri
day evening when the Portland Al
Azar officers, led by Al Aar .1. ,.
Quilin and Imperial Khedive Carl
I'. Wintler, will take charge of con
ferring the Al Azar degree upon a
large class of initiates. Supreme
Master Artisan i. S. Hudson will
officiate at the ceromony and will
follow the in Mint ion with an ad
dress on Artisanship.
Music by the Al A.ar band from
Portland, under the direction of
Leon Hand.link, will be furnished
during the first evening's program.
Special features arranged by the
various visiting delegations will
b& presented.
Competitive drill team events
are scheduled for Saturday morn
ing. Portland has five entries In
this part of the program.
Saturday evenitt.-; a parade and j
dress review will he held, followed i
by a grand ball nt Hilarity hall.
Local fraternal bodies are invited
to take part, in the purade, accord-'
ing to an tinnonuncement by Mrs.
Jennie Schmid of Portland, now In
tho city completing plans for the i
conclave
Tho Chamber of Commerce will
lie hosts Sunday morning to guests
who desire to visit Crater Lake.
A special caravan of cars will he
chartered. Over 000 lunches have
already been ordered by the Med
ford lodge for refreshments while
the, party is at thelake.
Seth M. Ttullis mid family have
returned from a two weeks' vara
Hon trip to I, os Angeles and Month
Mn CeHfornia.
"1
NURSES know, and doctors have
declared there's nothing quite like 1
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t.i tr.rte mirk of
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tJeie's a time when.
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Come in, make your selection and be convinced.
Make no mistake
Men, MARATHON
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i hi j re. -
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4
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STARRING
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ilom'H evolution from thn Iiiubk
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tho nU'(!k haired "Dit.Mscd t(
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Children 10c Adults, Matinee 25c; Evening 35o