Medford mail tribune., October 16, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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f coinpn.siMl hje Nov. Millard, now
tor of lira- Christian church, unit
(iillcil "A Thought of Him," u
ttii hy MWf, noriK Iticlianlhon
! anil Alrn. l.ulu Stroh!m.'i;r. Tlmrn
' was u wondoitul int'BsiaKe ii this I
TsoiiK and it was well rowloreil.
llra. lji .Vei! liuK ben enjoying
a viHit from hen motliiM', Mj-s. I'm?.
j and her Kisler, .Miss Wiudu l'oe, ol j
iMii-'!ne since i nuinuuy 01 jasi
I week. 'I'hey lel't Monday for ban
FranelKi'O, whore MrB. roo goes lo
' ' : !;eep Jiouko for her lUtiiKhtur, .Mrs.
ivvli- ' Dawson, and family, who
'CENTRAL .POINT, ' Oct.' 16. : welt) former residonls of Central
(SlHjclaD A family gathering met l'o(nt. Kalpli l.a Vee came down
attbe J. K. lioswell Home Friday " and spent the
. . , , . . i I week" end with . his lamily.
of lust, week, the suest of honor j .,
being Mrs. Lulu W'oolnian, who
has .been spending the summer
with her son in Imh Angeles and
is now on her return homo to Ia
mar, Colo.,' and who Is an aunt of.
tho hostess. Ueshles Mrs. Woolman, j
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nicholson of i
llosa Lanu wc?ro dinner guests and ,
were Joined In llio iifternoon by :
Mrs. Harry Huller and Mrs. Kd
LeoYor of Medford, who are also;
nieces of Mrs. Wonlinan, and Miss
Kern Lecver of Medford. This is
tho lady's first visit to Oregon and j
her relatives are endeavoflng to :
mako It a memorable one by show-'
ln her the beauties of nature in
southern Oregon.
On Tuesday of last week a party
comprising Mr. and Mrs. Nichol
son, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. .1. K.
Iloswell accompanied Mrs Woolman
to Crater !.ako, stopping at Mill
Creek: Falls and various other
NICARAGUAN HEIRESS BtJYS POKTTAC
TO BOISE TODAY
I'ORTLAXIJ, Ore, Oct. 10 (J)
Sciiintor Joseph T.-Robinson to
day swiinff from the Pacific coaHt
In hi tour of th mitton to Hpeiik
in bi'liitlf of tho Democratic prei
dontiHl ticket. Ho planned to Hpeak
at Koine tonlKht and from there ho
will drop down into Ojdon, Utah.
for t tomorrow night's campaign
points of beauty on tho road and j The nPinocmlic yjco-pn
nUinicitlnff at Anna Creek Camp
for dinner. They spent tho niKht
at Fort Klumath. where Mr. Men
olson has extensive cattle and ;
dairy interests, and returned home
Wednesday by way or K lamat h
tllH. This is the most beatitirul
time of tho year iiIoiik Ro-mio river
on account of the wonderful fall
colorinKS of, the vinu maple and
other leaves.
Mrs. (irim has been on tho Hick
Hut (he last few days. 1
Several real estate transfers have
boon made in our town recently hy
our wide-awake real eHiato men
idculial nominee spoke at Portland,
Ore., last, ntalit alter having made
several Impromptu talks in the
Willamette valley. In McMlimvilic.
i Ore., Senator Itobinson halted the
motor car In which he made his
side tour anil .at the intersection of
(ho two principal streets, delivered
a typical campaign talk with tho
real, old-fashioned "soap-box" fer
vor. In his Portland address. Senator
Robinson dwelt largely on waier
power, but deviated from his pre
pared speech by Including remarks
on farm relief and tolerance in re
and several new families have ; ,w " 11 "
moved into town. The Ayres rm. I 'tho humanitarian legislation fos-
ilv from an eastern state has - li.h ii "J vuli uui ui u niumi,
movod into the Marie PurkypHo
fin.l fmllv luivn renfed thfl Host. 'ouud (he Htateinont that "Repub-
Kenator Robinson's speech
water power was constructed
well home for the' winter. Mrs.
ltoswoll and daughter, Yvelto, ex
pect to leave In a few days for
Ventura, Cnl., In search of betlnr
health and to join the Moswell boya
for tho winter.
Mrs. Hancock of Mltlon. eastern
Oregon has been spending a few
clays with her son. U K. Williams,
nnd family last woek, starting on
lier roturn tri homo Sunday even
ing. . Kho has been attending grant!
liMlge at Salem also on her trip.
J. L. Ilurgess and Hurt Hedge-
Jinth came home Saturday evening
llcan victory will mean tho triumph
of a monopoly which has expend
ed millions in propaganda in an
effort to obtain permanent control
of water power."
Senator Robinson was greeted
by a capacity crowd and one of
tumultuous enthusiasm. His ref
erence lo Governor Smith as "tho
great, leader of the hosts of Dem
ocracy" unleashed (bo applause.
When his radio time was up and
he was about lo stop, tho crowd
urged him to continue, and he did
so, launching into an allack upon
j mmr m - n - : . . .
ARCHDUKE ALBERT
LEADS ASPIRANTS
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Senonta Tercsita Arguello. descendant of famous family which gave early California the immortal Concepcion
Arguello, takes delivery of Pontiac "Six" on Panama Mail dock for shipment to her home in Nicaragua.
Sonorita Arguello is one of the wealthiest girls in Central America and is returning to her home after a tour
of scenes celehrated in early California history. '
i Ill'UAl'HST. Ilunpary, Oct. 10
P) Arrhduki; Allien, Hon uC
I Out wealthy lhiilui'K Arihiluko
; Krcdi'i-ick, today aiJiJcurctl to Ijo
tin' leading cuiili'iiUer l'ur th.:
: thrum; uC l lunaui y, vacant since
'tin: alidh-ation ut Kinu Charles
.in 111 IS.
J'l't'miei UfUilt-n announced in
the course of a speech at Oed
cnliurK. "West llmiKury, that a
reterendlini Vxould bo lield short
ly to select a.kinK. The lirimo
liilniFtei' stated he was ,usainst
bestowing the crown on Arcll-duk-i
Otto, lti-yeur old son of.
i.'harles. whu is now in school
ill Luxembourg.
After the abdication of King
Charles, a republic and tho sov
iet were formed In Hungary,
both being short lived. Tho
country was declared a monarchy
under the regency of Admiral
NiyJiolas Horty in 1920. Charles
made two Ineffectual attempts
lo regain the crown before his
death In 1922.
Another possible claimant to
the throne is Archduke Joseph
b-ninels. tho son of Archduke
j Joseph.
Mall Tribune ads are road by
i sn.onn people, every day; 'f
A full line of glass. Ask our prices when in iice-1
iof panes, etc., AVe Lave a number of new living
room papers. ian ana see uiem
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II ji 12 new smart shades
1 pint 70c 1 .piart $1.25 1 gallon $4.75
"in the little glass jars"
B-H Brush Lacquer
JS sparkling shades.
NEW YORKER
LARGE .
! Rheumatic
Neuritis
I used for other editorial work by press makos up only a small part
'day. but rented to him from six "C the publications is.sucd in Nun-
I at night until dawn. Ilia wire read ino" wno sua spenKj
. , , . . it the loiiKUos of other lands. 1 he
I proof f- him, and together they jplHneso ,,vc n monU,ly uterary
: trundled tho locked forms across mamisdne.. 1h Svrlaiin and Por-1
itho pavements to the print! shop tuguest their commercial papers, I It Is now absurd and preposter-
where the paper went to press, the Spanish a monthly- magazine 1 ou. to suffer rheumatic pains from
(Then he carted the papers back vUiich dea.s with arts and loUern. j ZZAmTV fomSf
i to liis own shop, wrapped somu t Uo Itahunn and Armenians their j rhf,uinatiHm.
I lor mulling, and delivered the fraternal joiirnals. And a hu-1 Trunk's Prescription does not
i rest to tho doors of his sub-, morouH weekly is issued even in ' dopress the heart nor ruin the
; HfrihGiH. . ijiiliiui. ri ili:il(fi so much a mix-: stomach, and no dietinff is neces-
IVV ii. I). Seymour I jlut tho Mfc&er foreiRn lanKUaRe '. ture of Spanish, Tyrolese, Latin j ury to make.it effective. Trunk's
NEV YOllK. 'Machlnes thatUlailiea do business much as tho j and Jewish that it defies 1-lassi-; Pi-cscnption contains no harmful
and othur Hucii iiserchantio cost-idoes it, as they must, to serve
Y-"T -J Mint 'SJT-w'yX' -
t-HCUrHtrmmy 0 MjMfl )
Selector maket JJ.U..4 .'' W t Irlt '
color lelcition eaiy ' " jr s-"Vi
hllcwa-h for Safety
ined to positively overcome any
kind of rheumatism. It is impos
sible to get something' better. What
Wfter work to spend tho wouk end !,,,,HP who PHbo Covernor K,nth
with their families.
IHst Wodnosdity uflonioon the
IndioH Hercsn Iliblo cIuhh of tho
Vinton Kunday school mot In 1h
Itasoiuont of tho church for ihoir
October chins party. "A plfmmmt
lid profitable nl'teninnii whs spent
nd ono of thu most ploitHiiiK tn i
dents of tho iifternoon win tlm sur
prise lvon Itnv. and Jlrs. J. M.
Jolinson In tho shapo of a beauti
ful angel food hirllnluy cake deeo
rated with randies, that .was baked
hy Mrs. tirhneH and presented to
them intact In honor of their birth
days, which both occurred tho
first of tho week:
M"rn. h. K. Williamson, Mm. Mar
vin Johnson, Mrs Pearl Wilbur and
MIhs Amy Johnson prepared a
bountiful birthday dinner Monday
evening In honor of tho birthdays
of Ilev. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson
nnd nerved it In tho parsonago to
nil mombers of their fuinilioH, there
heinn iiresent threo
becauso of his
tlous.
religious convic-
Vaudeville
Ihrco Noun, eiubt ';raudelilldreu-
J1arle Jidinson. Hoy WilllaniH, UA.
nd Mrs. Johnson, which was tho
Mitlro family excopt. Mr. Wilbur,
who hud returned to eastern Oro-
gon.
lleaillinln (ho bill of vaudeville
at I hint's Cralerian tomorrow is
"Tho (lossip Club," whioh em
prises a Ki"oni of five ulrls who
mnstiuenido as old maids possessed
of n penchant for tongue wanylu'T.
Four of tho twirls form a quartet and
render several vocal select Ions,
Tho filth Is a dancer of note.
Anions dialect comedians ths
Swedo character Is moro than un
common. Oscar and Klun are la
voritcH. John Oscar, the innlo
member of tho duo, handles tho
characterization of a "greenhorn"
son, while Miss King is a capable
partner.
i llimh Johnston Is an entertainer
(laUKhlers, who styles himself "comedy numb
liur 3 fj or 21) cents huvo limuKht Iswittly the J I G . U o o suhseriuors oc
iwith thuni devices which chaiiKolthe Jewish Forward, tho 55,000; PAULS (Pf AVhiu-washiiiK tree j more do you want ? An Ideal Uric
larger coins inlo nickels and ; weekday readers or mo btaats , trunks at curves has been adopted ! A,"U1 nuivoiu anu i,iver rtiedicine
dimes. Zeituns, tho CG.U0 who take thelbv (ho government as a satisfac- I ,tn,nIie (1can UHe w'th afcty a
The vendlntf contrivances them- Jewish JJay or the 03.000 whose tn,,y wsirnInK siKlml f(,r automo- uXtllTUw
selves aro Hilll nuvellics, but New j paper is tho l-'reiheit. : i(ito drivers, particularly at night. tion is HOi(1 by reliable druggists
Voik has found (iiick use for j Jeslhw in licllno. . 'everywhere, like James McNair's
I ho ehatiKC-makiny machine. Uusli I And tho daily foreign language : riassified adverlisinL' gets resultB. I Pharmacy.
hour riders on tlio suoway dis-1
cover it to bo Just tho thing i
lo convert their quarters iiuo
nickels for tho turnsUio slots,
so 'that they need not stand
In line at t he subway c:ha n go ,
hooths to get tho needed coin.
Tho liiaehino draws many patrons:
too, who need nickels for coin
box telephones.
More Idlo Mauds?
I'l obably mechanical nickel
gilmlers will cost the Jobs of
men in the subway change t
lioolhs tine of these days. At;
each of 1 7 1 subway stations I wo !
or more booths arc; maintained I
and many of them have several
men at work making change at j
i ho rush hours. They are un ,
clan," demonstrating (ho quickness
of speech as well as tho quickness
of band. '
Shinies of, (lie gay nineties, al
lhtni.';li with variations, aro present
ed hy l'Yanli Wilson in hiK novel
Itodney Itlcbards is visiting at net. "OvcIo-OIokv." lln Is nm-han:
tho J. II. Hamrlck homo since Sat-, one of tho most wonderful bicycle
unlay, when ho eainu up from his, riders on the stage, and puts his
homo In Cajifornla. I bicycle through, a set of sensational
' The special music tit tho Union j paces.
church Sunday morning was well In combining tho strength of
worthy of mention. A beautlfur Hercules with tho race of-Apollo,
duct whh sun! by Miss Hulh Web-I Iteo and llelmrH hill themselves as
Hter nnd Miss Klkabeth Duncan in
Sunday school and In tho church
sorvlces another beautiful duet of
which both words and music were
"Physical Masterpieces." Their
muscles play swiftly and easily
with every movement of ihclr
bodies
Demand V'
The wlio1oi vvorlrl linnws 'Aspirin as an clTootivc anlidotc for .
pain. But it's just as important to know that there is onv one
(lemmte Bayer Aspirin. The name Raver is mi everv 'lahloi, and
' (in the Imx. if it says Raver, it's genuine; and if it duc.-n't, it is
not f Headaches arc dispelled l.v Bayer Aspirin. So are colds,
and the pain that poes with thcin; even nriiral(,'ia, nenrilis, and
rheumatism promptly relieved. Get Bayer at any drugstore
vith proven direction.
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
- it Hoes NO I affect the heart
Asplria U tbc trde mark of Bart AluuiUiciuxu vt UuaMwtk-t:iacitrr of S'Hlael4
inscru tattle crew, t heso human
change makers. Hitting all day
or all night in tho dark of their;
barred ami glassed cages, breath -;
lug the dry, vitiated air of tho
underground t u b es. changing ,
oins and bills inlo nickels with
t he mute exactness of the auto-1
Diatoms which may some day re- j
place them. Machines which do j
thnir work are being tried out i
even now at. smaller stations be- !
t ween tho owl-train hours of 1
and li a. m. I
And "If these workers yield to
machines, ot hers may fear for i
their 'Jobs, Tho girls, for Instance.
who shovel out nickels and
dimes in change at tho automat j
eating places, where a - dime In j
this slot releases a piece of pic '
from its prison and a nickel In i
that one brings a torrent of cof- j
fee pouring into a cup held un- I
der its spigot. 10 veu the blond j
ciities who dispense tickets at the!
booths of vaudeville nnd movie )
houses may be dismissed one of (
these days in favor of a liiaehmo i
which will grind out tickets ad- J
m It ting patrons to a show In ;
which all l ho performers will be
robots. i
Soujr Hit to Oiilcr I
Iteeauso most song hits are re-'
vised of tenor t ban a budding
author's first novel before they j
are ready for public presentation,
stories about tunes composed oh -tho
spur of 'the moment are al - ;
ways interesting. Such ' a nnd
dy Is that of "Dear. Oh, Dear.'
one of the popular pieces in
'Then Chee." j
On tho Tuesday beforo the pro-J
duetion opened lu New York,)
and while It was being tried j
out I n Vhllmielphla. Fields, j
llodgers and Hart decided an - I
other song was needed for Helen.
Kord. Kodgers went to a piano
backstage, toyed briefly with th i !
keys, nnd tn ten minutes was !
scribbling on a sheet of waste -
paper tho tune of a new song.
Hart ivroto the Words that night, j
Miss Ford learned the piece on I
Wednesday morning and It was j
scored for tho orchestra. It went
Into the show that night. Mean-'
whllo a copy had been rushed
to a New York music publisher, ;
nod vtien 'Thee I'hee" opened
In New York the next Monday
evoning, tho song was on wale,
in tha lobby. 1
J-lven In Chinatown. j
Now York has thre Herman i
diUliep, threo Fetish, threo Kus-
slan, threo Arabic or Syrian and
threo. Jugo-Hlav. ono for each of j
thn principal national groups; the;
rroatians, tho Horblans and the ;
Slovenes. t hnn two dallies print-1
cd fr tho Crocho-Slovaks, two tn ;
Hun'itirliin, two in Crook nnd two
In Fkranlnn. Tho Chinoso N-
tionallst in leaned each 24 honrn
front n Fell street dto in China-;
t ih may find tho day's ncwa In
ui iTensa.
A Serbian rdltor on th east
sMo RHtbered his news for yenre:
uud tct it liJuifctU 9ii liijutyptj
j
P means . Ti
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IN all of the centuries since the
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If you postpone those needed
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right out of your pocket, and
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Besides, repairs add far
more than their moderate
cost to the actual cash
value of your property.
Then too you are the sort
of person who takes pride
in keeping your place right
up to the last tick of the clock.
You want your farm buildings
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