Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 31, 1928, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextKGE TWO MEDFORD M5IL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", FRTT) AY, KTTGTTST ' 3f, 1928. New Things at Swem's Breakfast Trays $10.00 Foi" tho Invalid or por-BOim lucky i.'iiouKli to to nhle to Imvo tlmir liioaklnst In bml, those, trays of wlckor fill B loiiK felt want. .Col oih, Ivoiv, Hose, .lade (iieen and Yellow. Easel Photo Frames 60c .Tust the thins for kodak picture or small photos. In Kold and sil ver finishes. Complete with ulnss. 1A size (i0 Larger sizes In pro portion. Demi Tasse Sets $12.50 Tim Small lilaek after-dinner cof fee hits come back and these sets make an easy way to serve. The M set consists of ' a polished metal tray rack with t! Kohl and white China cups nnd saucers. Oth er sets as low as $7.50. Madam Butterfly Incense 50c Ill'Shest quality. Odors are Kose, Jasmine, Saudhiwood, Lily, Carna tion, Kte. Original packages of wood. Catalonian Glass This old Spanish glass with its myriads of nubbles imprisoned In tlio warn comes in a wide variety of things suitable ror bridge prizes and gifts. Prices from $1.00 up. Wrought Iron Candlesticks $1.00 pair Popular low Htylft (.'timllORth'ks hwmI Willi tho lonj whip cnndlnK. Unl qiio (lo.si;nH flnlHliPil In old Rrcy iron. j , . , Celery Sets $2.50 Onlory dluh with bIx imltMlKhes to ...t..li i.. KliK-liixlLn TMilitn ' French Style Stationery $1.00 Knrh box contains 1M cnveloon nnd nim combined In one. A Ktylo iiHod 11 1 1 ion (1 nnd rapidly KalniiiK fuvor In America. Uoltur thim a comiHpniidtfnuo curd. Whose Birthday Today? (I root hit? cnnlH for "this evont nnd every olhor oceimion ihnt roqnlron u word of conpniunlutlon nro to be round lioro In oixIIohh variety. Spanish Tea Sets $9.50 Tlin tpialnt crude nrllslic shape of tlicso are replicas of old Spuulsli warn. Service for S. Souvenirs 25c and up UundrtMlK of uni'dil 111 t to llilnpn tluil him-vo wi'll a mementos ftir Dm v Is i turn trip to thin kit at country. Auto Road Atlas 75c If you nro qoinic on a trip you need IbiH Hand McN'ally book contain ing maps of every state In tlin U. S. anil Cnuailu with vicinity maps of principal cities. Two Day Holiday Sunday-Monday The lime to get snapshots of your youngsters; If you're not careful, Hoetlng days w(ll leave you with no picture record of their child hood. Get Your Kodak Out and Get Bu.y... If you haven't n Kodak let ns help you tirlect one. - We have Just the one you need at the prlco you can afford to piiy. , Good Pictures firing your exposed films hero lor tho best developing and printing Hint expert photographers can . . s.j, ;. Films In by 10 n. m. raidy nt Z-.'M p. m. the name flay. SWEM' Eastman Dealers 217 E. Main St. Medford L UN IRGANIZES HUNT FOR A HUSBAND WASIUXfiTO.V, Auff. 01. (T) I I SnitinWhm'r IiaI u'Adti WnMmlnn ; and Loh Angeles there's n mnn i j r round the rifinserous iiw of forty! who hod better watch out ImrttuKo, i u hP.y the riKhl. man. Alius Helen , ; uavin &zt is zmtiK to iind him mid , J initrry mm. j Ann wnat is worm, hiio mtenoK iu uucunipuiiieu on ner lorin-: comlttff matrimonial barnstormer by four other yoium women who i itium caui-i i y wimi fiitfy III ; tho liuslmnd line. ; Now, MiH.s Davis eoucoctcd her j scheme without any thought of it Rotting into thn headlines. It w i just because kIio w !o!!t!y for l"lho rlpht kind of a man" and be : Hevnd other kIiTh to be in the same fix that caused her to of for this (idvnrilnemfiiit to tho want nil rol-! iiimm or the Washington iuiiipi'h: 1 "Wanted Four women who! 1 have not round tliolr ideal mato to ' :lll'ivn to l.OK AnKeles in a sedun, i istoppiiiK enroute. They must each i 1 have $200. Address hox 1H2." i f Does .Miss Davis seem forward land hold? Then listen to what she i .says ahout that: i 1 "Yon know," she confided to n ! reporter who saw her ad and sensed a story, "It has always seemed to me that the women who Ret the bent men nro a little hold. The nice, timid little women us ually get lite worst of it In mar-1 rliiKe. Anyway, I decided Hint. 1 would be a Ko-Knltnr nnd .'!et the rlKht lilnd or u man than have the wroiiK hind Kct me." Miiss Davis is no longer what, you mi-'jht call a l'lapper. Hut the plot urn or her that the Wushlimlon I'ost prints on the rirst. mko this morning reveals a decidedly ' attractive woman and Klves strength lo her assertion that she linn hiul "plenty or chances." "Oh, I've had plenty or chances," she mild, "hut not the riuht kind. I am looking for my Ideal. Now I hero was Col He. had money und he was willing lo share It with nie. Hut. lie drank too much und thai. Was too much for mo." Hut hel'orn this nlory ends, it mltilit hi! well (o Klvo the Inter viewing reporter's description or MisH Davis. Ilo says: "Shn Is 112 years old and, oven If she does say it lierMoll', Is at tractive. She lias hrown eyes, IntiK brown liair, Is live reel, five Inches lull, nnd .weiKlis about KI0 pounds." Hip; spent two years in coIIokc and Is capable of eaniiiiK 52MI a month." As to the man, she's lookln.? ror: fie must be ut letist 40 and can bo uh old as HQ, Ilo must be a brunette, fnlrly well educated und I fond of trnvelliiK. Last hut very important, he must put. up $5,000 for tho education of her elKhleeu yonr old brother. She said nho "wouldn't hold a million dollars npralnst a man" lint that money wus not the rirst. "consideration. "If ho Is tho right mnn, I wmtld ho Kind to step out ami earn f-' n month myseir," was her com ment on Hint. . Details an to M ism Davis' ad--dress, her occupation, et cetera an not filvcn because, the reporter said, he. wanted lo protect her UKalnsl. undesirable mnn. . FAIR SEPT. 5 TO 8 Josephine colinty's thirteenth annual fair, slatting September r, and continuing urn It the sib. will offer tho widest range of new entertainment features ever at lenipled hero on their new grounds. Dully prngrains for the four days will Include .horse rul ing, Willi tin of . the best running anluiuls of the west entered, whip pet racing, Unman nnd ehnrlot races, trick riders, funcv rooer.i and ulgbl anil day racing. An umiMinl feature will be the' horse and whippet racing al night o nan illtiuinlaled track. ' Jose phine county Is the second nlace Ibe coast to illuminate the race track, I'uyallup. Wash., hav ing tho other. Complete race pro grams will be held nightly nt the nice track. This new raen track. Just com pleted this season. Is one of Ihe finest In the male. The track Is a hair mile in length and is visible for Its entire length from the grandstand, which in, ,, ..t. Ihg capacity of, Uiiiti. Kor miners, 'Sourdough gulch will offer the unusual. ,losephlm county miners .have cn-oprratcd in the const riicl Ion of nn old time mining camp in a gulch which mint through the grounds. There they have erected nil .,r n, old and modern mining eiilpment. noing nack to the riavs or the nrrastrn. a Bhmt will be In opera tion nnd other features of min ing In the connly will be shown. In ronjlinctlon with a mineral ex hibit and dully rock drilling nin- ieis. sourdough gulch will be 0110 of tho greatest attractions of the fair. There will be two nildwavs nl the fair. The Harris shows will play here and the ('regon r.ive nien will have a iargo number or concessions. There will be no lack of enlerlalnnient of this na ture. 1'l.nle pari l.i will find the ,Toe pblnn fair grounds' a beautirul plarr to spend the day, ns the grounds have n frontngo of n half n ml to on the liogue river nnd ninny acres have been reserve.! for plenleers. When yon re-roof your hnmo in Hist on KlO't vertlenl grain shln Ble, Womlu Lumber Co. lui 11 THJLEBEN BLAMES 'BANKRUPTCY UPON MOVIE COMEDIES SKATTJJ-:, Wash.. Auk. 31.- fp;, Anllmr lit nt h-k" film com tulles is Illume y l,nu TelleKen, 1 'w"" " 'm-.i uM.umu- hIuko miir of pre-war days, for Hi.!Hlx xhov one east financial downfall. voluntary ! in behalf ' nelltion In luinkriintcv 0f Teltei-en and his wife, innbel iniworth TeeKnn, was filed in l.os aiikoIch yesterday. itf-rountinu the troubles which a fiv-..v..n.. nwi,i(,n ni(.MlPI, miiiniff ,ul(, hroiIKhl to i,im. Tf.lleKen said ,..,. .... ,. unabh' lo resist tin offer of "the htewnt money in my lifetime" when It luid been offered by an unnamed producer. 'rcllffifn. who onco jilaycil lond- Ihk man for Sui-ah lionihardl. ili I clai'oil lie had told the prortueor i thai. wih'Ii it film contract would !M hl" "" ""' Ht"10- "' lil"'w ""' l",h"c would wiy. 'wp lll"l-"lii "l mnn T..lu-Kon was " dniniatle ni tc.r and he Is not ''vin " si-eond-rnti- clr.wn'." the f'"'"'1''" "Ihb'1 star said. month In Xeiv Yorli his l'edhtlon ruine true. Telli.fen sjiid '"iIIimI in his iifiiiinrs. all of them his friends hi insolvency. .iihI tied them of II.- declared be had promised to repay them some day. Th bankruptcy petition listed the 'liabilities of the Telefians at Sl'il.tHH and assets al S2.LMI0. The Weather. Oregon Kalr tonight and Haiti r-: day. but fop; near the const tonlnht. -Warm Willi low humidity in the in terior. (Senile north to west winds. HKATTLK. Aujr. It I . fPl The j steamer Itedwood ff the Pacific Antorican l-'lsherles. bound from ' souiheastren Alaska to Itellinnharn, Wash., u rounded on a reef in tjueen Charlotte sound, off the coast of Hrltifdi Crdumbia, early today. Tin- vessel, which was returning Avith a 1 imv paHsenuer and a heavy car- tin of canned salmon, was reported in no Immediate danger. Arways lodfeRsr this Bran(w...j YOU can now identify Swift's Premium Hams and 'vh 1 Bacon not only by the brand "Swift Premium" - t' fi kA but also by the distinctive branding of the name V Y$$f 1 "Swift" in dots on the side. This branding resembles r"i AA 1 the fich brown color of the broiled ham and bacon. , 1 When it is being sliced by the dealer -j??. iKC 1 This distinct branding is just one more feature that !. Insist on this identification mark. '" ' 1200 MINERS EVABE DEATH I BLAST; BUT SIX PERISH KMUXII-;. It. ".. Autf. .11- A1' ! 1 wo hundred minora escaped deutii ,,M,I, 1 " m i" 'fi"l(''"il-'' lni' explosion occurred us ino men were point; oir sum, and the majority of the it'v was l few minutei :ihpnrl nf 1hr liln.v- I out whieh filled the entire mine with deadly iu'x ami tons uf roa! dust The six who were catlfjht by the fumes apparently attempted in es cape when the explosion occurred, but the poisonous dust overcame them as they ried. Several mem- num. ihe association's president. : Iiers of rescue crews, which work- "we would select the newspapers' ed throiif.rhoiit the iiflerne-o'ii col- wil hout a moment's hesitation.' lapsed from exha ustlon . and froinlThey are our greatest ally and the! the effects of the gas which still niosl powerful force in advancing i pervaded tin mine. current farm Information." j The bodies of the yictims were j Kditors from tlie thirty states; reovered bul the exact location of represented ut ihe convention re- the explosion could not be derer-' called outstanding benefits far-1 mined, as the debris and dust'lllpl's hud proclaimed, from the J blocked their search. It was pre- publication of informative farm, sumed that n blowout of molnne ' nPW" 1,1 llK h' l" ''1 I'Iitm. I'harlesl gas at a working face on number ""l"'". chief of the press ser- : Hi slope caused the tragedy. ; vice. ('. S. department of agricul-1 A horse, a dumb victim of the ! blowout. was found suffocated : i.tuto feet from the supposed lo cation of the explosion. Avant Ye Rascal! I MOW VOIIK, Ana. !. cai Some press njjeiit is to he pun- niaU(M' tan 1,e written in concise ished if police captain ICdward lintl ,Ml'('l f"i''- brief enough to i.ennon has his way. Police were ' 'nure wide publication and still summoned to a "lerrlble riot'" in j nPreheiisive enough to effect n theatre. They found it small lhfl ''0tl',,'' fcsults. The farmer audience listening to "Kltner (lun-iOWPtl 10 hi.s "'"W'spaper the fact try." There was complete absence 1 that m' iH ifetilnff today a liberal ot lurnmil. education in agricultural econo- A man had risen from his seat."1'' aml ''.search without leavhiK and denounced the play as bias- ,!'-s 'loor.stei)." phemous 4'or pay. President 1 nsselmun. claimfne 4. better distribution of farm news ' KA JT I-'ltAXCISC. .ua. .11. Ift) than he ever has ohztained under Mrs. Lav fnn SnMvalo was Krant- other program, outlined his plac ed an Interlocutory divorce decree the of tinning over to the Associ today from Hay I. Splivain, society man and poloist. on Iter charue that he did not like home life and stayed away many nights. After it is sliced and on display ' ' J" &s S&PSLi 'IS. When it is delivered to vour home. JS. S?a!SK-'V PRESS LAUDED BY FARM EDITORS AS FARMERS' FRIEND; By Frank I. MYlier ( As.tociated Press Farm 1-Mitor.) HA TON JEOrGK, Ut Auk. S I . 3) Murrouuded hy prize winniiiK j pusiern, painpnifis arm oiner pun-j c 1 " farm appeal, the American AH.soei - ati-oi of AKrieultural CoiN-ire Kdi- turs halted in the closinx hours of their annual 'convention today to pay tribute j-ao the nation's n'-v. spa pei-s, "If we were called upon to 1 choose between the public press -and ail the uthcr aids to agricul tural extension." said .1. M. Ilassel-! u.-i i.ii i mi- imn ,.,( iiini co operation of the press had elevat- j ed ihe type and Influence of lufor- ; motion prpard for the rarmers by . state and federal agencies j .ews)iape have shown "you," 1,0 explained, -that our subject ated Perss iti l ichiiriin nil llw news his :iiii icuinir:ii snci-ioii:i develop. IJristow Adams of Cornell wild ; his cooperation with the AHsociat I rt J'rPHK in New Vork hud remitted ; In hciiih- itt his bent work on ugri i culiurnl problem ami expreHMed j the belief "Hint' the '-'newHpaper i never will ho MUerceiiert hs an aid f to farm extension work. Kill tors i from OiRoil. KansHM. Illinois uml Virginia made similar observa tions. INDIANAPOLIS. AUB. 31. () I UKene P. t arver, Jr., of Bos ton. Mass., today was elected na-1 tionnl commander In chief of tho Veterans of Foreign -Wars at their! 2 Mil encnmpnient here. He won ! over Patrick . Kellpy, of Port- land, department of Oregon, the on v other candidate, fni-ver xvha i .senior vice-comnianaer in eniei. I Mrs jl0HK0 Hnnken, of Revere, ; xljlHf( .,1H olect,.d ,)reHident of' ;;1P women's auxiliary. Hho was I unopposed. ' 11 .. .... I Your search for fine coffee is at an end when you sec Hills Bros.' Arab. For this famous trade-mark is your guarantee of genuine Hills Bros. Coffee. Its glorious, uniform flavor is developed by Hills Bros.' exclusive, con tinuous process of roasting a few pounds at a time instead of in bulk. HILLS BROS COFFEE I92B nf . u. b. I!tek from the ort'el vacuum park. llaiUy tiiiti.d wit!: a jUy. Cm i.Si:Sii::s:i-:twi::::i::fiiif viaaaa a.iSl1fcBBlW,-J The Breakfast to i Conquer the Morning Its rich flavor is the world's standard Liberty Market "The Home of Good Meats". ' : Swifts Government Inspected Beef Swift's Beat SCHOOL DAYS School days will soon be here MOTH ERS make it a point to buy Government Inspected Meats. k FOR SATURDAY CHICKENS RABBITS BEEF TENDERLOIN PORK TENDERLOIN BEEF PORK VEAL LAMB . FANCY ROASTS TENDER JUICY STEAKS BROOKFIELD BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE SWIFTH'S HAM AND BACONS HOME RENDRED LARD Holly and Main St. Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS CHOICE CHICKENS and RABBITS Beef Pot Roast, per pound 20c Pork Roast, per pound ........ . . 25c All Beef Steak, per pound 30c Hams, half or wrole per pound .... 30c Good Bacon, per pound . 30c Home Rendered Lard, per pound . . 16c Phone 273 REICHSTEIN AND DEUEL WOOD ALL KINDS OF DRY WOOD OAK-LAUREL-FIR Summer GREEN PINE SLABS MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central Tel. 631 Classified Advertising Gets Resulti Phone 164 We Deliver COAT Prices