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LIGHTNING STORMS
September, 1S2S. with a menu
temperature of Cl.fi ik-KruoH, was
Rll-'Ilitly warmer limn um past av
erauo for tliu month. The IiIkIiuhI
tlnllv renittnir wnN il!l.4 nil the. j1h1.
Mid the lowest was M un tlmlwhlnw "I W
Slh.
Tlio 11th saw t lift first rain of
tho RttaKon, ciidinK u period of ten
nnd oiiehulr weeks without n mens
Uroablo amount of ruin. Tin; i
tal proolpluitloii for the month, all
of which fell on four days, was
1.23 Inches, a departure of .-IT
Inch ahove the normal. Tlioi,?
were two rather severe thuniler
btorins. The one on the Ullli mus
ed n number of forest fires of con
siderable proportions; a Raraue in
tho city ran struck by li;hinlni!
and burned; a number of trees and
poles were struck by liuli t n in and
the local iower company bail some
losses, dun In IlKhtnliiK and wind,
although the wind did not' attain
very uiKii veiociucH 111 inn sniiitjii. jan or William A. linrnilm, a minor
Only .US inch of ruin accompanied an, KrIln(soll of s. Itanium, an
thin storm. The storm on the 2!Mli. . ,,11,01- heir to the estate, was given
lasted considerably longer than (he v ,,0 ,.our(.
ono on tho K.th. Thunder, light-j y H innmm ,110,1 nils city
nliiK and rnln were almoKt rontln-1 .-,.,rnnrv 2K, KH. leaving as his
tinus Tor six hours, tho total pre- .,.K ,' nw nertlia S. Ilarniim.
clpitatlon ninniintltig to Mlfi Inch, , ,ls W,w. j,n n:,i ni, his son,
tho heaviest tall within 21 hours ; al( (;,.,.,, A li,,,,,,,,,,. ,is ,,,
for the month. The thunder and , UM(1 willlum Laird Illinium,' his
llghtnltiK wero fairly sevnrn, but , Kn,n,(,. w, lH ,iio wm r
Bppcared to lie eollllned to the. j Ham nri,nli son of S. liar
inoiintaiiiH morn Ibnn In tlin other j nmn ,n, ,mw ,i.,..ensed.
Htorm. Keverul forest fires, mostly - investigation developed that on
01 minor proportions, were siiirieii,
Inn there was comparatively iinion
aamage ny ikiiiihiik or wmu m " 1
neur. tne cny. i.igin nun. ..nun
leu netween -iiiin ami i:m 1
litrlUK this stiiiie storm, did 1 1 1 1 1 -or
no duutuKe. the hall upparetitly
fallluR over only a very limited
area; Tho hailstones were IrreKit
lar In Rhnpe, the largest measuring
not over five-elKhtfl In the Kietitest
tlinmeter. During the period that
bail was fallltiK the rain fell al a
Very rapid rate, almost ball of the
total for the Htorm fallltm iliirlui;
that particular period.
Wind movement, at the surface
and aloft, was generally liulit, but
surface maximum velocities of 19
miles per hour were recorded on
two days. The average hourly vel
ocity won .1.9 miles per hour, unil
the prevailing wind direct Inn was
northwest.
Tho cloudiness was low, 21 days
belnir clear, five partly cloudy and
four cloudy. A liKht Trust rormed
on tho moriilnu: of the Xlh, but not
beltiK general. II probably did no
dainone. IdKht miiokH prevailed
on nineteen days, and n faint ruin
bow was observed shortly before.
Htinset on the liitt li.
ltato .Max. Mill. Mean l'rec.
1 lifi Ml 7 .un Clear
2 97 r.l 71 .nil Clear
3 :i r.i Ti .no clear
4 90 fill 7U .00 Cleur
C ' S9 ).' 7 .tut Clear
f, , S2 41 t!:l .(10 Clear
7' 79 42 fill ."0 Clear
5 72 ,'17 f.l .OH Clear
11 78 87 r.s .tut Cletlf
10 72 40 r.il .00 Clear
11 '" f.4 39 4tl .IS Cloudy
12 111 42 r.2 .112 Cloudy
lil . ,. NO 49 04 .00 Clear
14 (til -III Of. .00 Clear
lit 89 48 (18 .00 Clear
10 !14 r.i 70 .08 I't.Cloudy
17 92 .14 7:1 .00 Clear
18 7ti 49 02 .110 Clear
19 ' 74 47 no .110 Clear
20 90 37 r.l .no Clear
21 99 49 74 .00 Clear
22 nil 411 71 .00 Clear
23 Mi 47 fill .00 Clear
24 80 39 00 till Clear
25 74 45 f.O .ml i'l.Clouily
2li 71 .12 (52 .00 Clolldv
27 73 40 CO .00 Clolldv
2S 76 39 rH .00 I't.Cloudy
29 81 42 02 .05 I't.Cloudy
30 72 4S I'.O .00 I't.Cloudy
81.7 45.(1 03.0 1.23
1.. WAI.TUK DICK, MeteorolKlsl
FREE AUTO PLATES
. Kiee I loo vv r plates for ears,
jiIuk and a 11 the literature t hat'.-
uvailable coneernlntf tlu life his
tory and tiualiflealioiiM of tlm re-VUblh-an
en lid Ida I e for tho pnsi
denry may be reeeived for the
n U tun at tlie offhtal Jaekso 1
County Iteptibllean ,('amtalun
heiidni'fii",''r'' loraied at llooni '.'It,
In the Utterly build (ok on YVm
Wain Htreet. j
( verm-el iik the plaer in Vern ,
r..ul... II .!... tit.. I u i
'
tiuniber of Hoover mm and a few;
othern railed to iook nver i ne
path pb let h and dist!UsH the tpies j
tion pr" nd eon Waiunlay, litsi
ilrnt day on the Joh. j
. An Atwator Kent radio, loaned j
for
the remainder of the earn I
pUifMI
til ore..
by tbe people's Kleilrie,
kept tbn Initor'H ntteni Ion (
orenpled with
ItftM noon and
fooitiall yesierdav f
polilles wero for- i
Kten.
: .m
women and rhildren who
ore interested
in the repuhlit nn
rntnlidntoH are
invite. I to rail il
liraduuarters from fl o'eUuk nn
til A between now ajid tli eh e
tlon date,
SPECIAL
Sunday Dinne
Hotel Hollar
: Coffee Shop c
85c
Served from 12 Noon to 2 P. M
6 P. M. to 8 P. M.
PETITION
CASE IS DENIED
The first euuri action in I tin
Kelt lenient nf I hi- lain Win. H. liar
nuin CMlntf rami) l-'riilay when the
petition of Mrs. lierlliu S. liiirnnnl
H. ltui-ntlm ilei-enst-il
was heard by County JiiiIko Alex
Sparrow. Mrs. llarnmn asked In
the petition to l ave (Si;oo0 in bonds
act oil" to her which she claimed
was jointly owned by her and the
deceased.
It developed at the healing that
iaiHilJ of the bonds were piiyiihl"
to "the hearer" and that $111110 only
were in the name ol husband and
wife. The court dismissed the pe
tition on the motion by Attorney
Charles Ueames, and declared that
all the property must be left in
I ho estate on the grounds that
tile county court could not try a
question of title.
A further order grnnting the
costs to .iessie A. Khli'id';e, guard-
(he ilnie of Mr. Illinium's death
rrIU V s n,,,-,,,,,,, , ,
wlfn of all of the real properly
owned by W. H. Illinium was n
corded, and that tile deed had been 1
left in the I'll hi Nutliuiul bunk j
with instructions to deliver the I
same to the wife, the grantee in
the deed, upon the death of V. S.
nurniim. tin July 12, 1928, the
inventory in the estate was filed
sliowltif! bonds and cash in the es
tate, not InclildiiiK the real prop
erly. In the aniouul of $9l.8iir,.xi.
(leorne A. Hurhtim claims Mini
his Inlber made him a Kill In Hie
month or l-'ebruary, 1928, the nioiilh
In Willi h the father died, or $15.
000 In bonds, unci these, with the
real property, are not in the es
tate, but that the l-e.-ll o.-onei-tv
I.ilni1'"i In II. ft .11, tlin. i- fi.w I tl, I.,ui I
muutioned bonds belon-; to (loo. A.
Itarniim. It Is aliened the Kift was
orally uiiide.
Mrs. Kldrldtle, the Kiiiirdlau of
William l.alril linrnilm. cluinis that
her son is enlilled to the share
of Mil) estate that his father, Wil
liam Illinium, would be entitled to
If he were IIvIiik, and Unit If the
deed to the real property and the
all'ts to tleoiKe are allowed to
stand, then the minor will not re
ceive Ills share of ihe property out I Total capital
of Ihe estate of V. S. Ilai'num. ! HevolvliiK accounts:
of bis fallier and 111010 Hum ten ! HeKistralions
years after II was excreted.
WASIIIXdTON, Oct. 5 ()
The attempt to nteiKe the Mbisoiirl,
Kansas and Texas railroad with the
HI, Louis Soiitliweslern and Hie
Kansas City Southern, Instituted I,,,,
fore tho Interstate i-oinmerce com
mission more tlinn two years nr.o
by I.. K. Loree and associates' to
duv was finally nlinudoiieil.
MTCHFOftT) MATL
FEDERAL CHIEFS .
TO ADDRESS LAV
ENFORCERS MEET
i
I ho SoiM hi'i i) fJri'ij'in association
nl' law fii lor fim-iit oftUvrx will ,
hold a fiifi-iiiifj .Monduy o vii if v: at i
tho lintel Medford. beiiinntiiR with
a banfjiH't at 6:30 oVIork.
Mombors of the body Inclndo up
proximately HO district attorneys,
Hi. criris, attorneys, polwre, city ai
lonieyn and other ot'ficlalK of Jack-1
; turn, J 1 iepli Klamath, Cook, '
' (oii'ilaH and Lane C(mnti.H. Ki'4 .
j ltlar iiioetliiKH are called wary two.
I or thi'' months, the last nni' he-,
1 iiiK held at OrantH 1'asH. May :;.
A splendid eiitertainmiMit whifh
will I ti chid lalliK by prominent
visit ink nien haH been planned lor
! the evelil Monday, ueeordint; to :
'Newton Chuney, jn-eHldent of the'
, association.
i l-'ederal officerH who lire in this
Icily during tho federal court Hes-1
I skins are expected If) attend, j
I Anions these will be (leor-'o Nenn
1 or. t wtod Ktnt(?H district attorney:
Francis Marsh, deputy I'nlted '
1 Stalen district attorney; ('. I(. ,
j HotebklKS, Coifed Stales marshal I
and Ills depnties. j
$5500 IS
FOR BOY SCOUT
1 928 29 BUDGET
Tile budget for Die fiscal yeari
l!i2S-'29 lor the local iioy Scouts ,
is as follows lor Jackson and Jose-1
pliine counties:
).eriiiln expense:
Kxeeiiilve's salary $2, loo. on ;
Kent, liKlit, beat, llisur- 1
lltlee, telephone 75. nil j
Office supplies lllll.lllll
I'ostilKe lilt). 110 1
I'llhlieily lllll.lllll
Transportation 400.uo:
Camps and hikes 200.00
Leadership tralnim; and
conferences
Rallies, field days, demon
strations District expense
National ituota
Charter fee
Miscellaneous
300.00
1
1011.00 :
25.no ,
nio.nn 1
25.011 I
150.011 '
Total operiilltiK
Capitnl expense:
Olflee eipiiitnent ....
Cainii property
'..on
25.110 j
lull. Oil
S 125.00
Scout supplies
Total revolving
lludnet for year
215.00
$1,115.00
To decrease past tnillh
odness To aiiow tor shrinkage
ill pledKos
Necessary to raise diirlnf; j
Ihe present camptilKu $5.500, on i
Recent feeding tests among school children have proed that
undernourished boys and girls can be quickly brought up to
normal health and weight by a daily ration of milk.
See that your child drinks a quart of milk a day and be sure
that it's the BEST insist on
Snider's Pure, Wholesome Milk
It's Pasteurized
Our milk is obtained from healthy tested cattle and is unusually
rich in butter fat.
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Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
" It's Snider's It's the Best to Buy"
TTtTf.UNTF, MT.DFOTCD.
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I intend to vote for .
for President at the November elctio.
I am registered as . . (Nmt party)
Signed (Name) ,
(Fill out and innil to Stralv-Ballot-Contest-Editor, Mail
Tribune, Medfnnl, Ore-gon).
PETRUSKA DIES OF
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.1 ,seph I,. I'ciniKk, ukc -IS. a
ttiaehtnifit, whn ihi'ee weeks atro
snt a rifle huMi'f crush in lnl
his brain, as he s:.t in u iarked
.into, on .lc, mln-w's rind near
Ihle city, heeaiise nf desponfleney
over a love affair, Hied ;it ni'ni
al Sacred Heart hosjnlal. I'e
irnska's fiKhi for life a nm zed
phyxielans. He was a man "i
powerful ))livsiitie.
It 'full- eoiriinillinn liis rash act.
I'etili'ska wrote ;i tetter In tils
nail vp latiKiiHKf. 'be ('ze'r.ho-Hlo-v.'ik.
in which he beai-d fori;lv'
ness, anil deelari'd, "I would not
Kivti my sweetheart, floodbye."
I'i't ruska. ac id inn to receipts
found in Ills possesimi. was a
iiieinhcr in ood standiliK .(( the
Woodmen uf the World lode, bo
lotiKinK to Muliixmiali camp, So.
TT of Portland, ttreun.
I'et urska. formerly resided nt
Mali 11, K la 111 nlli county, and was
lor ihe last year employed In ihe
orchards of the llonuc Ulvcr val-
A bllf IlleclillK of Me.lfold I'usl
No. 1 is selleililleil fur ti,nori-iiw
lliKht When iiieoioini; officers fur.
the cnsuiiiK year will h instiill
ed. I'liul .MeDiitiuliI district com
niitteeinln and a si.eeiiil coinmit
tee w-ill hnve ehurMe of tile cere.-
Dine Today
Hotel IWedford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better"
At the Medford 1
Get the
Drinking
Boys and Girls
NEED
MILK or
HEALTH
oftriONT. SrmY. QrTO?,FTp7. 1023.
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ninny' which promises in ho oriK
Ilia I In character. A not her item
uf importance will he the election
tif a second vice. commander, f:n
ance officer, chaplain and lw
more mem Iters of the executive
cominitlce to comjlete t he an
nual election held last Mieetinu
A repiii t nf the convention fin -
' atlces and oilier tnisiness nialter-i
will In on the evening's in'n
rani. t'nst Cfunmander lirotnley nrn
e every Legionnaire to he pres
ent to fcreet the incoming officers.
lit-nefitH from the inoculation id'
soils before planting leg union liave
jiroverl so eviflent that a number of
individuals have endeavored from
Teeth!
TKnd I
WeaHhr
llcniliiclies, ituliyest imi, eye
ll'iinlile, I'lieliniiilisni ;i II il
(illier niltneiils are till inn
nl'teii due to faulty teel li. I
cult put ynitf teelli fi;,'lit.
I littve X-Rity facilities here
in my office iiml enii liitiulle
your (letitiil work ittiel;iy
mill sal isfjtetorily.
The Best Dentistry Done
Painlessly
Dr. I. H.Gove
Dentist
235 East' Main St.
Office Phone 872-J
Residence Phone 7G8.J
Milk
Habit
time to time to sell wll.it 1 1 ill I 1 1 .-. I
to l,o h.-icleiial llltui-es. wtlicll
would tiave !-imil.-n-
'fl't-cIS wliell
it W il noil leguiuiiious t:li'i.- q
These cliimis hnve not been V
r arzEszgn: i h
Throwing Money to
COME TOMORROW AND GET
SACRIFICED at PUBLIC SALE fl
A Bonafide, Seldom Equalled Selling
Out Event With Goods Going Now at
COST, NEAR COST, LESS Than COST
Purchase Price Ignored Profits Cast Aside
Yard Wide
Feather
Ticking
WnrruntPcl fi'ulli
it proof. Yil.
33c
Boys and
Misses
Union Suits
89c
1
Toys
K.-t-iHar Q
1 r.i' Toys J
lir.r Toys 16c
lii-Kul.-u- 04
TiOc Toys UTt
I law.- of Q
Hardware at J
I ial.1,. ,,f 1 Qr
Hardware at .... JLW
1
For Monday
3-Pc. Towel
Sets
49c
1 set to customer only
with purchase of 'i or
more of other j;oodx.
Ride With-
Southern Oregon
Stages
The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon
operating local service from .Medford
to Klamatti Falls
o
This company has served you faithfully in the past yenrs
ami will continue pivinj; y,m excellent service.
Pusses leave from Hotel Jackson.
9 A.M. Noon P.M. P.M.
Lv. Mclfnrrl o f :-0 1J:W S:-J"i
Lv. Ashland S:."0 11' ::I0 PM a :."i0 8;33
Southern Oregon Stages
Hotl JacksoiwPhone 309 .
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1Kricultural sei
fied by l.-pul
enlists.
SAN KltAXCISCO. Cal.. Oct. .
(V All i.pi'eHl to the Coiled Stales
His Entire Stock Is Being
Yard Wide
Curtain
Scrim
Snlil at l.'lc. Kern
-iilnr. Yil.,
10c
Yard Wide
Cretonnes
(Jooil quality fan
cy patterns. Yl.
17c
Women's regular
50c Cotton
Hose
19c
Men's regular
35c Socks
19c
Super Specials
18x36 Huck
Towels
9c
Two to customer only
with purchase of $J or
more ot other goods.
IT'S HERE, FOLKS! But we
haven't space to tell you
about it all. Come and see
for yourself.
SHI
Opposite Hotel Jackson
Central at Eighth
o
- supreme court on helnilf of William
KdwarK Hickman, I.os Aneb-s
slayer, was stieeding on its wuy to
Wasbington today by air tnalK
the Public
YOUR SHARE
3 Wonder
K 36-In. Hope
Muslin .
9c
Kivc yards to customer
only with purchase of
6- or more of other
Roods.
Jjjg
Millinery
1 lot lint
9c
19c
Flowri'K
1 lot Hut
Kf..'!th'rs .
1 lot Kuniinpr (H
Hats . sol, 1 to C? i
1 lot Y I n f p r Hals.
Sohl 1,1
$1.48
nen'n V a I 1
CoatH
tor
$12.75
ELDS
Medford
ho
BIFOCALS
Youthfulnes
The readins; sepment ot
the. Xokrome Hifoeal is
lracticnlly invisible. As
a result, plnsses with No
kromes have the same
handsome youthful ap
pearance as the sinirle vi
sion lenses "fcorn by the
young people of today.
Dg. Jud Rickert4
0 Optonfttriit