Medford mail tribune., September 17, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

' STEDEORD MXTC TRIBTJ1ST!, IffEDFORD, OftTC(.ONT. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1928.
PXUEJ THBE1
HEAR BAKER TELL
Cooking and Canning Awards
of 1928 County Fair
mvMun U ' ben-leu, 1 ;
1 Mrs. Af It. MeDmmkl, KukIp! eucumber,
! Point; KriT'H .speeiul lot Nil t. f i'Ufumltci',
i vegetable display ij. wide-mouth j pt-ars. I.
Ken jars, 1; Kerr's special lot No. j Stella Levitt. -HO Chestnut street
':!. fruit and lorries, 1. Kerr's spe- t Ashland : Class 92. lot A, eherries I.
jeial lot No. H, canned vegetables. , j,.Ht heno Wells. Talent: (Mass
Ken's lot No. 4. prodiu-l canned In 111, lot 1. white bread. 1; class lot).
my Kerr's jars. 1. lot 'J, whole wheat bread. I: class
100. lot 3. Ki-aham bread 1: class
100, lot -J. li doz. roll (White) 1;
class MS, lot 2, sour
1 ; class !)S, lot 3. sweet
1 ; f class !IL', lot U,
T i - n.ntl.n.t nf ii-fli.fni-n In ihn
nil-, difficult stunt flying anil new ; Mro A. R. x,,.u'n(lM( v.aKw
clesiRiis in planes wero a few of tho ! I'nint: cluss !I7. Ini 4, rasphen les,
lliiiws which C. T. Baker described I: 1"' !, ihmhs. l: im 0, v.iul fruit
nt inilnv'H luncheon meetlne ot the ! Mluinsi I: class
Kiwanin clul) at the Hotel Medford.
lot
lass 104.-lot L cotlafjc rhecse
class ltl-i, lot 3, 1 lb. butter. 1.
fruit I Mrs. A. 11. McDonald Kairle
Juice, six kinds. 1; class lis, lot ii. Point: class Hi!, lot 1. nniilo jam.
ocai'hcs. 1: class !HI lot l.ri. assort- i I ? i-lnw ia no 11. vlill.it ,r lv
Mr. Maker returned Sunday from i n.,lt f sjX ri-uliA ?; class hi lot kinds of fruiis. 1; class H7. lot 2.
Lou Anseles. wliere he attended j I L. assortment of six vf-Ketuhlfs. "jpinni, 1: class !I7, lot :i, peach. 1;
Ihe mammoth aeronautical cxposi-! class 91. lot l. corn, l: class m.ji iays in;, lot . srape. i; elass an.
iion at Mines field September S I lot 3, beans I : class III, lot 1 Iokuii I lot .1, plum marmalade, 1: bit 4,
lo 13. I berries 1: elass no. lot 7. plums. I i raspberry, I: lot 2. blackberry, I;
I'lie system of liRhlinK at Mines Mrs. Irene Wells. Talent: I'lass bit 10, .citrus (CIk), 1 : lot !l, buckle-
berry (wild Jam) 1: class OS, lot (I,
lot 3. pea;, 1 class 04, bit 4, com-
r:r.l,l wmulutu nt n mi 1 i.n I r) ar- I 110. lot 2. rasoberries. 1: e ass 'HI.
'(T-a.iKeniont employlns a microphone I lot 4. blackberries 1: class no, lnt
wnich registers tile approach of n j K apples, 1: class lor, lot !i. pears,
plane overhead and immediately 1 : class no, 10. peaches 1: lot
all li'Jhts on he ground are turned ! 1 1 prunes. 1: lot 1:1. HkIu 'cherries,
cm full force, lllumiiial intc Ihe field l: lot 13. dark cherries. 1; lot 14.
as well as the daylight." Mr. Maker
said. In addition to lliis feature,
every known modern convenience
is lining installed at Ihe new airport
at .on Anseles, which, when com
pleted, will he one of the most com
plete in the Culled Stales.
Thirty-one planes, lined up side
side by side, took off at one time
from the runway at Mfnes field. At
limes dnrillK the airplane iJiow lot
there were as many as :lail planes
in Hie air at once, with from lio.iiuii
to twice that many people on Ihe
field below.-.
The larsest ship exhibited was
a Unrin.c; transport -with a win-'s-pread
of 85 feet and u Heating ca
pacity of 14. In comparison with
the Biant plone the Heath Maliy
l":ulli-l was a mere wasp with its
miniature witiKs and powerful en
Kine capable of making from Hill to
1.S0 miles an hour.
' in addition to atiandins; the ex
position Mr. linker and Keeley Hall,
ninmc-er of Hie Modrord airport,
were present at sessions of the air
port manasers' convention made up
of reproseitativcH from practically
every state in the union. Standard
methods ot in.'iaaL'.inn. llKlitiiiK. fin
auclnK "id other matters in con
nection with airports, were dis
cussed al tliu meetings.
Airports at Oakland, San Fran
cisco, Palo Alto, Santa Clara and
Santa Marbara were inspected by
Mr. Maker in view of collecting
data for the proposed local port.
, - Itev. V. K. Hay, son!? leader of
the Kiwanis club, who has been
absent for the past several meet
inss, was again on baud today v.'ith
his. booming voice ar.d ibility to
make all the club mei. lug "Hail.
Hall Hie Gang's All He.'-, ' Willi
plenty of pep.
Guests nt the luncheon included
Henry (laley of Ashland, lit. T. J.
!!uddy of Los Angeles, .1. A. Buch
anan of the Salvation Army and
Attohney Geor-ie SVing of Manning,
Cal.
The attendance prize, Hie blue
ribbon box of pears exhibited at the
fair last week, . donated by Carl
Tengwuld, was awarded to William
Warner.
Next Saturday. September 22,
was oet at a tentative dale for a
golf tournament between the Ash
land Kiwaniau golf addicts and the
Medford men lo lie played on Hie
local course.
.
upricots, 1 lot 1 :
units, 1: i-lass !M,
bjnalion
beuns, 1
maioes, 1.
collection of six Mrs. Stewart
lot 12, collection i route 1: Class
of six vetsoiables, 1.
Mrs. Imp Tllltle, Daily News of
fice: Class !MI, lot r,. huckleberries,
1st.
Mrs. (I. ). Allilni, 4T. Quince
street, Meill'ord: Class ill, lot II.
mixed vegetables. I; class tlti, lot
"., loganberry Jelly. !: class 0.1.
issorlment of six jellies. 1.
Mrs. shepherd, itoKue liiver:
Class 01, lot 7, carrots, 1; lol 0,
saiillou. 11 lot I. beef, 1.
class tit. lot ti. lima
class OX lot 4 green to- I
Porter, Medford,
lot 3. plum. I :
IS
GARAGE BURNS
As, Ihe result of a holt of llpht
nlllK striking, a radio aerial above
lis roof, fire during the. height of
the storm shortly before 7 o'clock
Inst evening partially destroyed
the Con DeVore garnRo at XOK
Kast Jackson street. Tle buildlnK
was In flames before the fire de
partment could reach the scene,
difficulty beinK experienced in
pending in the alarm to the de
partment, ns telephones in that
section were temporarily made
useless hy the lightning flash.
In addition to setting fire lo the
Karaite, the lightning also tore off
several shingles from Ihe adjoining
lien Moller home and damaged his
radio set. Sparks flow freely
around the set Just a the garage
was struck.
The UeVore family was absent
from home during the fire, which
destroyed the garage roof and bad
ly burned the interior of the structure.
Mrs. Irene Well:
!l I , lot U, corn on
lot 4. tomatoes. 1: class ill, lot
beets, 1: class 1U , lot . asparagus.
I; class ill, lot 7, carrots (baby),'
I: class :rj, lot 2, pork. 1; class HL
lot 3. chicken, l: class ill', lot -l, i
elass 9.r, lot 2, currant, 1: class
lot (!, blackberry, 1; cass Mi, lot :i.
strawberry, 1; class !IS, lot 1, dill
pickles, 1.
Mrs. Klla V. Peters. 11. It. box
17. Medford: (Mass Da, lot R. crab-
; apple jelly. 1.
j Mrs. ';. 1'. Martin, Rogue
I River: Class AS, lot 1, apple, 1:
! class !fi, lot li, blackberry,. 1.
j Roth .loy. Ashland: Class !!), lot
1. vegetables, 1 ; class lot 2,
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FOR OPENING OF
Mil Medford several times and is a
; hard slugger.
la tlie tn-eliniinaries Kennel !i
' I'owell, 1.;, pounds, of Medford, .
and Hddie Creen. ir.4. of Crescent '
flty and Itmldy Iteilly i:t:l. and Kid
Marshall -, will mix gloves for j
eight, rounds. ;
This siuiil(Ci will officially open
the new arena, which has been un-
der construction for some time past j
ami where an athletic club is to be ;
, organized.
T
HERE, OCTOBER 1
The full hnxiiiT: season will 1m
' opened Septemher at the new
'. Medford arena in the (Mulders
on Kast Main street hy a L'-rouiul
! smoker, the feature of which will
! he a 1 0-rounil hout hel ween Vat
! I'adelt'ord. i:t:i ponmls, and I .a key
! Morrison. 1X1, of Portland, preced
ed hy a senii-windup between .for
Harris I
Wedding Bells
Marvin K. llarrick and M iss i
Mai-tha A. .Murray, both of Med-
I'tn-d. were married Saturday even
ing at 1 u'doct: ai St. Mark's
church by llev. ". I:. Hamilton !
of Portland and Kid , be for,, n-latlves on:y. The m-wly-
Wagner. ITiS. of Oakland. Cal. There wetis. both of whom are very well
will also he two good preliminaries ' known in Medford, will make their
! of lour rounds each. home on West Ninth street in a
i Pailelford. according to Match-: newly constructed Knglish bunga- 1 session
j maker .lack W'ood, will l itul a ! low. I James Al. llranncotnbe, S. J. Chris-
! worthy contender in Morrison, who The bride is the daughter of Mr. tie, .lames A. Hroletle. Frederick
! has a reputation as heimr one of: a ml Mrs. ('. C. Murray of West j M. Moores, C. V. Morris, J. U. Mur-
ihe hardest slugging individuals ot i:ieventh street and was graduated ruy. Hairy O. Smith, all of Orantn
Vox- the annual October term of
Ihe United Slates court tpbe held
in Medford the names of 36 .south
ern Oregon residents were, nailed
in the court of Federal Judo Tean
in Portland the last, of last week
for duty as jurors during that term
term. The jurors are to report lu
the federal building n Medford
October 2 for that aemdon.
The jurors summoned for that
are: ill'ord Allen Sr.,
nis
I :
'lalent: Class j cunned fruits. 1.
b. 1; class !M. Mrs. Lynch, IliS Peach street.
Medford: (.'hiss 100, lot 4, 4 doz.
rolls. 2: class ino. lot 1, white
bread. :: class 100, lot '1, whole
wheat bread. '1.
Mrs. (I. f.. Carrett. Central l'oinl
fcar. .vr. i " -w 1 1 r ini1 ,i " . zit a.-. aj - was knocked to the tioor three und Stornge compuny.
Club ctje.iruzmerwa iyo.;;1'.,;'.
J , ,, .-,,. I Kit uglier. io will fiKlit in Hus-sells store this m
Kqta.bllqraiobVO.JKlrt.B ! sl.mi.vlllI. win ,e .,.,.,,.,. a foar weeks'
THE OLD GOLD CLUB
Ilig age to become actively identi
fied wish some party organization."
ehiss il7 lot 1, straw-f('lass Hl'i. lot 1. white breud, :
B
TOAID STRICKEN!
OTH SIDES AGREE
0
MING
ATTEMPTS TO RO
DENTISTS FAIL
PIONEER Fit!
VISITING MEDFORD!
Pass: A. O. Ilniley, Fdward Royd,
George Lowd, all of Rogue River;
H I.. Clayconib Hubert Dyer, C. P.
navhoft'. Charles A. Orav, Hubert
C. Hli.'h, Leo J). I.owe. 1-Yank Nut
ter and Hurry K. Tomllnson, all of
Ashland Ceorge H. Kails, Floyd H.
Hurt. K. V. Knlps and John W.
Wakefield, nil of Medford; D.
lleehe and Albert Turptn, of Cen
tral Point; George W. Deane, IIu-'?o;
C. M. Human and C. K. Fallen,
Kerhy; Kdward K. Fiene, Rock
the semi-windnp, will he reineni- a four weeks1 vacation during Point; F. Al. Gilniore. Holland; A.
ibered hy local fight fans as the which he made a motor trip toij. C.rissom, Climax; IX O. Hurley,
t man who gave Rattling Onn a hard-1 Kansas City, totalling a distance , Talent ; U (?. IMnai're, Leland; Kl-
I'fUiught draw at a smoker here twoj of ti.oun miles ami returning by j cry Stone, Murphy; Antono Spinas,
years tv,o. Wagner has appeared ihe southern route. Selina.
his wei-iht in the state. He has a i from the Medford high school in!
long string of victories behind htm ; ltiL'ii. She has been a resident of ;
and Is delermiued to give Fade!-1 Medford for sometime and has '
lord, also a successful fighter, a many well wishing friends in the j
few lessons In boxing. Al Kerhy city. Tin bridegroom Is a former;
last Saturday night Padelford tie- : ( it ants Pass resident, lias made bis
fouled Hilly Green of Crescent City' homo in Medford for over 'three'
hi the second round, following a years past and at the present lime
severe session of slugging. Green Is employed by the Medford Ice 1
as knocked to the lloor three and Km
to work a
morning afte
Arthur Geary, father and nmlher,
Dr. and Mrs. Kdward P. Geary, of
- Portland, are down for a few days
I vacation, which they are spending
Attempts were made last it&ht twir l;irui c rlVrm creek,
lo enter the dental orficos of J)r. They had a fine crop of pears this
t it Gnvo mi F.asl Main r.lreet and : year.
fM'inur tieary is a prominent at
AtlAAH, Fla., Sept 17. (A3)'
Senator Joseph T. Robinson stood! NKU YORK, Sept. 1 7 (V) Gov
ready todav to abandon tempo-1 Alfred - li. Smith. Herbert
rarllv his role of Democratic vice -l"ver and (heir respective cam
presidential candidate and become ' 1-Rn managers have endorsed the
a relief worker during the Florida, i non-partisan "set out the vole"
nuii icane emergency. , campaign of tin, National Civic
Should a call for assistance be j Iteration's active citizenship
received from Die section of tlie eommltLt-w, that m'gani.ation an
statn affected by the hurricane, nounccd today.
which was crossin-r the slam earlv 1 i-overnor Smith, vno Is a vice-
todav. the nominee, now in Mi- ehulrmnn of the committe
ami. was ready to anccl all en- that, "a republican form of gove
gagements hre and nroceed im-: ni(1lt cannot survive unless all
mediately to the scene of the dis-I ' 'itlwns parlinpute and exercise
aster. : their rights at the proper times."
The senator was scheduled to j Mr. Hoover, writing that tlfp.
speak in liny -Front Park tonight,- campaign has his "cordial appro
nnd planned to give the address val,"- added, "your organization Is
unless storm relief woi k should i right in giving especial eonsidera
call him away.- He and Airs. Rob- tlon to the 7,o0,i)lh) boys and girls
insou. who is accompanying him who will cast their first prcsiden-
on his campaign lour of the south, UUTvote this year."
remained aboard their private car John J. Raskob, Democratic na
all night in the railroad yards ! tional chairman, said the campaign
here. j sounds a "constructive keynote for
I'eforn retiring, Mr. Robinson j a belter and fuller understanding
left word that his car. along with of the . meaning of the word citi-
another Pullman attached to it for ; zenship.''
Dr. li. Hundy on Central avenue.
! according to Chief of Police jMc-
Credie today. However, both 'it
temptH were unsuccessful. The Dr.
(1. Hurlilai'd offices in the Ulmrty
torney in Poillaitd and is repre
senliug the major farm or-?ania
tioiia of (Oregon, Watiliington, Mon
tana and Idaho in eases involving
readjustment of freight rates upon
building were entered, but nothing livestock and grain. Air. Geary is
was found missing today. Tho chairman of the Civic Center com-
lonly other week-end crime report-1 mitlee of the Portland American
ed was the theft last night ot a , Leu-ion mist, which takes an aclive
l new ljuick coupe from John Ueni- j ipierest in beautifyin-; Portland.
son at his homo on Crater Lake The Geary family formerly lived
avenue,
covered.
It has not yet boon re-
ilLLEY EXHIBIT
AT STATE FIS
newspaper correspondents siiouiii
be attached to the first relief train
which might leave the city.
It was said that Mr. Robinson
felt that In the event of a call
for aid. his private car would be
of . sei vice Inasmuch as it was
equipped with n kitchen and stock
ed with sufficient food to last for
five or six days. if ho should
leave for the stricken area, H was
said all engagements here fo'
both him -ind his wife probably
would havr- to be cancelled, as It
would hardly be possible for him
to retiiYn In time to fill tonight's
speaking engagement
Dr. Work, Republican national
chairman, wrote "It Is the para
mount duty of every young man
und woman when they reach vot-
HIGH ODD FELLOW
TO VISIT, VALLEY
Meilford. Jacksonville nncl floltl
' Hill pnearapmentH havp received
notification that James Shannon
of , lireKon fity, grand chief
patriarch of the prand encamp
ment. I. O. O. I-., of orcnon. will
innko nn official vlsltntion to the.
Iodise on nest Thursday cvenlnK.
A special meetlnit has been called,
to he held 111 Medford on that
evenlllff. nnd the lodses will unite
' in nccordinc Mr. Shannon a wel
come and reception. In kceplnff
with the Importance nnd dliinity
of his office. AH members of
this lirnnch ot Odd Kellowshli.
Including sojourning patriarchs,
are Invited to be present. U
freshments will be served.
Watch Tongue
For Signs of Illness
Your tongue is nothing more
than the upper end of your stomach
and intestines. It is the first thing
your doctor looks at. It tells nt a
glance the condition of your diges
tive system- and physicians say
that 90 per cent of all sicknesses
start with stomach and bowel
trouble.
A white or yellow
ish coating on your
tongue is a danger
signal of those diges-.
tive disorders. .It. tells
you why the least ex
ertion tires you out;
why you have pains in
the bowels- cas. sour
tvrry narningt stomach, dizzy spells.
And it's a sign you need Tanlac.
This good old reliable medicine has
helped thousands who were physi
cal wrecks. See how the first bot
tle helps you.
Tanlac contains no mineral
drugs; it is made of barks, herbs
and roots nature's own medicines
for the sick. Get a bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
back if it doesn't help you.
Tanlac
Look at your
TONC.tlR
One of the most complete collec
tions of Kogue Hiver valley pro
ducts ever shown at the Oregon
State fair at Salem wili be exhibit
ed this fall, according to the men
in charge of the display.
The fruit and vegetafdes will he
ready for shipment by Wt'dncsduy.
.September It). It. (I. Kowler and
I). M. Lowe nre preparing the
exhibit which will advertise the
agricultural industry of this valley.
in Medford, bull it. ho residence op
posite the llotoi - Medford on the
east, later owned and occupied by
Dp. and Mrs. K. It. I'ickel and now
owned hy Uoy Toft. Arthur (Jeary
regrets seeing the line shade trees
being; removed from Ihe finl. part
of the yard to make up for the
owth of Medlord.
(Jeary was the second mayor
Medford.
riiey always enjoy their visIlH
here.
I K. Storek
Sept. 1 7. ll'l tleorge
Seattle flier now on a
7,(MMi-mi1e f 1 i g it t around the
world, has not been reported since
he left Surti-Miitville, near Paris,
yesterday after a hop from I-Jng-laiui,
wliere he benaii his long trip.
No anxiety, however, is f'-lt by the
l-'reneh aviation authorities as yet.
by
tf
Mail Tribune ads are read
20, (Mill people every day.
KI'OKXK. Ore., Sept. 1". tfPi
Falling from n preripb-e while deer
hunt inc. ttenjnmin C. t'arr, 3.
Southern Pacific locomotive engi
neer, xvan killed late Saturday. Hi
a body, wan hroucht here yesterday
froni the Cascade mountaimr near
Ittu river, where ther accident occurred.
52 MILLION BOTTLES USED
REPAIR ING
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