Medford mail tribune., October 19, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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VAOK VOX) It
FKTDAY, OrTOBERci!), i)2H.
;e pit
WR.L KQTBESLUNG
BY CLERICAL FORCE
In ktriiint; with lit y.(-mrii
trt'iiil iif lntirifyliii; nriil liiiililliiK
) Wi'S ( SIXlll Mivrl, litltl al.-o l.t'-aiin-
Win. J. Warm!' mill It) In till
t. Hf-iirli, iimiI S:iin Hniixhni, Hiitfo
iu-iiih"i'. l .n 1 1 Voj K :iin Stanley
.Shfrw..id t,i Hit' jnsiiff(i-c Hf-rlrjil
forci! an (on imetj hamtlitiK limit
M-h'ii on duly ii nd Ifsti-nintf to
I poll i Its when off duty, to do it
; themn-lvrx, the exterior woodwork
, of the fed Prill ImiIIiIIiik will HOon
:' he repainted, no ni;ittr who in
fdceleil prPHid'tii.
Not that there Ik any crying
; need for thin coiitempluK il im
provement, hut tlir woodwork hits
i not fon n-painii-'l tor yearn and
hence roxtmaKO'i' V:irmr, uk cuh
; todiuii of the hulldhiK. Ik ml v-h Js
! ing for hidn on the joh, all MIn to
he in l.y . 2jh.
AM of whieli reminds the puhlle
lh.it it will -SiiMti in- time wln-u tin
wind ln-KillH to Mow, etc., Hi,-
lions united him in the partial re-, touched the controls, except when
rrt. OctohPr 11, I called upon taking off and landing. The man
JmlM ThomgH to immediately give j of iron sitting rf;id in his Heat held
iefL
the
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a nd
pus 1 1
to
r i K U t eiitiance tloios of
iftire to , he locked, in
ii void the clerical foice
i draft.
EVERY VESTIGE OF
TrifAFtOMA0FGO0D
LUrtttlddCAltU
I N FACH CAN
CF GOLDEN WEST
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GoIderfclWest
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10
Tho regular monthly meetin;; of
t he Poult ry aso intion was held
at tl.e Farm l;iin au this aftei iifion.
Manager Clay I . I'arKer said that
t lie Ilia fn trial tern to he ilisrilSMed
were the i-eoi 'anlat imi plans n
: the Farm llnreau now ntider way
und the disposal of two carloads
r ot '.4H held III Htoi a)',e. Houi luc
htisitieMM ami Meiteral liisi-itssiuu ol
poultry prohlenis iuifim-t-'d (,e
-SeXHHJll,
There in no new movement to
form a turkey pool U thin county
t and -it uppearn that one iH not like
t ly. A late hati-h and unfavnrahle
tare reported to have caused many j
srruh.s anions the Jackson countv
riockM. ' !
Friday. fctohcr 10
Forecasts
Med ford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy ton'-Oit "fid Saturday. Mod
erate ternpfii'ature.
Oregon: Fair east, oloudy wont
poiilon tonight and Saturday, wit!i
iriederate teiiiijerutnr,
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Local JMita. h i
Temperature 1 1 less. I.... 70 I 1
irii',het dHt 12 hrs.t.. "if, 70
Ixwent (l.at 12 lira.) . :K 41
liel. humidity I I'ct 42 H
Slate of weather .
('lear Clear
Total precipitation kIiK-'o Sept. J
1!2. X.US inches.
t A new dinner coticerl will he
I broadcast daily over KM KI). tho
: Mail Trihune-Virgin radio nt-iiion,
from ti::th to 7 o'clock, throimh
the courtesy of the Coast Display
Advertising company of .Medloid.
according to an announcement hy
Mrn. Virgin today:
; This hroadt-aat haft heen ached
ided. following a demand from a
number of local rt'nid-ntH for a
local program at thin t hue. The
Coast Display company is ;i new ;
concern In Medlord ami mainlaius
a system of road signs similar to
I hut of KoHter & Klciscr.
Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trlhune'Vlrgln Station
Suu.sei today, a: 24 p. m.
Sunrise Sal unlay. : liO a. m.
Sunset Saturday. fi:22 p. in.
Observations Taken at 3 A l
1 20tr Meridian Time
I Villa y. (lcto)H-r III.
a7 MiMiTi IIIO K.C
i;:ur. 1;: 1 1 1 r esn.
J' J : I T -N'eun tllil!'l('-lH. 4
i5::to to 7 c,i;im Di-.play Ad-
I vertj.sin ("ntupaiiy.
j K to !l .Medford IteiiUy Uuard.
ausdci-H of (I. C. Dnggs.
. U m !: 1 11 Address.
! !i : i u 1 o I 0 -- ( 'olu 111 Ida htitir.
i Salmday Octohei- lid
!i:;Pi to Hi J White King Soap
! 'oiupauy.
Hi to 1 1 IVuple'.s Kh-clrlc.
11 to IL'It.ehe A Kindle
Service Station.
iv to I2::ni--Kihrt ltnok
-Music Store of Ashland.
fr lL'::t(i to 1 :5lo - Wltham Super
Service Station.
2:tMt .Medfoid vs. Salem fiuit-
hull game, hroailcast hy Mc-
I'herMio Men's Furnishing
Store.
The ileer seafjon idosew tomorrow
at Humlnwn In this slate and after t
that time it is Illegal to hunt.,:
Within tin confines of Jackson , !
county there has heen no hunting;
fatality so far this year, though '
there have heen more hunters in I
the limber ih;ili 'umuiI. Drighl j 4
Muushiny weather dtiring the mosi 1
of the open season, haw made Die I At 0 o'clock this evening an aide
hunting poor. speaker will te over this station
The Chhiese, pheasant season 1 why Charles Stacy should he eiect-
elosPH Octohei 31. The pheasants ed sheriff, and
are reported plentiful hut w.i
' linker City ..
hismarck . .
Holse
Denver . ...
lies Moines .
Fresno
Helena
Uis' Angeles i
Marshllehl ...... . 1
Phoenix S
Portland t
led I. lull" . . ii
ltosehil-. T
Salt Lake City i
San Francisco .
Santa Fe C
Seattle f
Spokane t;
Walla Walla i
Winnipeg
1. w. nick;
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public the partial report.
that the iv-opl mwht understand
the , controversy. Following tha'.
those v.-ho write under the name of
the Kepuhlican Ontral Committee,
published the oath of the grand
Jurors showing the proceedings to
he secret. Now they are calling
tor the publication. 1 have since
learned that Jud-e Thomas showed
this lejiort to numerous people he
fore he returned the paper to us.
Including attorneys who advised
him to answer the questions.
I am thefefore prepared to pub
lish this partial report and will do
j-o immediately, wiving him this one
last opportunity to publish it him
sell".
He stated to 11s in
that we could only report through
indictment ; that If we reported '
i in any other way each and every!
lone of us would he liable for dam-I
a-;es. The special prosecutors had
said (he same thing to us before j
j they left. April Y., IK2S, nfter t he ;
( first indictment was returned,.
t Kddy. special prosecutor, wrote us
this statement: "While you would!
-like to share with the public the)
. information which you have ob '
, tained. Mr. Johnson and myself, as
j your legal advisers, acting in thei
1 capacity of assistants to the attor-i
(ney general of the state, have ad-i
I vised you that any such report at
the
I piited or warranted hy law
KATIK M. CKIKVF.
the (-Antral h until the machine waa
above the landing.
Men used to say, "Flyintj will
never he practical." What would
they have said about a man, artifi
cially made, steering a flying ma
chine through the clouds?
Mexico is a dangerous place for
rebels. The latest news tells how
Klorencio Sanchez, a captured reb
el, betrayed five of bis followers,
to save his own life. Having told
what he knew he was Immediately
executed. His associates were ex
eeiitiM, also, hy shooting.
According to an Associated Press
dispatch, the colonel in charge of
open court j t,e rirlH-r sonad snid tn tl. mn
; about to die: "Yon arc going to
, be executed for serving as instru
ments for those who foster your
' ignorance tho clergy."
a religions war is not pleasant.
DISTRICT
LAUDED BY LAYTDN
Brisbane's Today I , pan
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Ye Letter Box
Mi'ilfonl's business distrlrt would
lime lines not Deem to lie re-1 be reiresentalive of a cily of 75-
"HO imputation in the east, aW
Johnny Lnyion. world's Hiampinn
lhree..ishion billiard nhi vpr. wlin
ih in Mm! fort! yesterday, accom
panied by Willie Honiie, another
well known hilliarillst. lie iiidiint-
I pd Medfonl to be one of the best
(Continued from Pago One.) i -sinull cities he bas visited on the
, I I'aoific coast for well eoiiinueil bll-
lluril parlors.
In sieakliiK ol' billiards, Mr. Uiy
lon declared (be balkline Kanie to
be rapidly dyliiK out. especially In
the eastern slates, where the three,
cushion janie has so rar outdis
tanced balkline that the latter Is
seldom seen and when played Is
viewed only by the curious, (le In
dicaled (he western Mutes us a
whole to be far behind in the Kunie
and told of plans lie has formu
lated to make it more popular.
Clear j
Cloudy
('lear
Clear j
Cloutlv '
Clear ;
(lear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear !
Cloudy I
Char jsenting Mr. Coolidge and his Ke-
chmdy ! publican
i tear
Clear
Clear
Sweet Peas
Plant our superb mixture of over 50 different:
varieties and colors of the finest Spencer Sweet
Peas. NOW is the time to plant them.
BULBS
U'e offer
sturdiness
only luillis
and beaut -
seh'cted
of color.
Narcissi Tulips Crocus
Hyacinths
Yon
always can par
"Mutual"
k near tin
Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc.
6th at Bartlett "
Phone
269
TRACTOR SEAT
tractor production was not to he
perimiiienily abandoned, in the
Cnlleil States although no tractors
now are being produced here.
and several ninirods report more
are seen on the outskirts of the
city thrtn In the open spaces.
More on 'Report"
October PJ, iit-'S.
To the Kditor:
V. Tengwuid will! October 5. daring my absence,
II why Newton t'haney should he J ud go Thomas, over his signature,
"Circuit Judge," attacked me as
the forewoman of the Chaney grand
Jury, with reference to the nues-
p. tn.
elected district attorney at !
I tot u are regular Itepuldlcau nominees.
party, in plain Kn-:lish as
j a "liLI'KK" so far as economy is
l concerned.
President Coididge will stand
anything in reason, but not KV
KitYTIIINti. And (lovernor Smith
I y that statement may find thai
t he has done what nobody else could
! do. in starting Mr. Coolidge as au
active worker in this campaign.
If that happens it will not he
had news for Mr. Hoover.
; If news is "what never happened
( before." this is reully news.
J In (iermany a flying machine
j traveled from Merlin to Dessau
I with the controls in the hands of
an artificial "Iron man" made of
metal. A new gyroscopic steering
I device worked perfectly.
No hand hut that of the Robot
Tillamook Heating plant In
loeal hit-h school repaired and
i" operation.
UKTKorr Oct.
prinripal seal of tin
of Kordson tiaetors
..ii. mi iiuiii-.tii.v win oe iransierreu
from Kordson. Mich., to the com-j
pnnys plant at Cork. Ireland, l.y
next January 1, It was learned to-
.MHIiliery Sale
Now is the t hue io buy your
dress sport or street. Have every
thing new fur this sale. Prices from
i Sl.Itr. In $r..;i'.. in felts, velvets and
I t ry.IO i Miliels. Miss Tayhtr. -1 S. I'eiitral.
'' i b'ridav and Sa tarda v. October 1 !
ln!l,luljl,'ll,r,i ; and -10
hy the Knrd 1
day
While no official statement was
given out. it wiiii said at the of-
1 fh-es of i he eiiniauy today Dial
Nolhv
To the lady who wants a famous
Cage chapeaux, a very special re
; duetion tomonw on all (lage and
I .Mmio ram trimmed hats at Thi
1-iand I'.ox, Just east of the" Croce
j ieria. at !L':i Mast Sixth street. U'e
civ
eii Stamp'-
wmwmmMmmmrm mmimm aiiiMi
igi zz
More Anniversary Sale
Bargains Tomorrow
IN MANNS MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Look at These Specials
Anniversary
Bargains
IN
Men's Shirts
Ono Lot of
Shirts $1.18
l''i y Ki'ixiili-lnllis. KiiitrntilpiMl fust
riilofs, ill si.i-s Inun I t to UV '.
'I'lii'si' sliii-K liave pri'-slii-mil; ti U -luinils
iiml rcmiliirl.v sell fur $l..'iil.
Ono Lot of
Shirts $1.48
This Inl is iniiil.. up ,,f Kniil-d-lln'.
l.miiii Hint Ainiiiiinil shii-lii whirh
IT lll il v." si'll from I 7." to l.!l."i.
All life M ' l:i I'll ii t 1 ',S .iii.s.
One Lot of
Shirts $1.98
lii't-'iilai- $U'.."itl shit'ls iiii'lmlini; hrnml
I'lnllis iiml fiincy tnailiiis. TIkti- nn
siiiiii" I'Xci'Pliiiiuil Annivi'iNiiri- Sliiit
hiifl-'iiiiis in this ci-nnp ,,' shirts.
One Lot of
Shirts $2.88
A Kperinl Int of hrnmli'liii Ii inn ma
(Inis sliiils. hull) plain ami fancy,
which -ii;iila-ly si'll I'lnni :.,-,ii
t-I i-i. Im'iiI va Mi's at lliii ..ill.
New Fall Suits at
Reduced Prices
Men's $30.00 Suits, now 926.98
Men's $35.00 Suits, now $:JJ.4S
Men's $40.00 Suits, now $35.KS
Men's $45.00 Suits, now $-10.-lK
Men's $50.00 Suite, now sp44.)8
These suits are made of the newest fall
materials and patterns Kuppenheim
er and other good makers.
I'l'IIM
New Style Men's Dress
Hats on Sale Saturday
Men's $.").()() Hals, now Sjvl.58
.Men's i.0U Hats, now $5.48
Hen's .()() Hats, now $7.28
Men's $10.00 Hals, now .: S8.!)8
Outing Flannel Nightshirts
(iimkI iilalilv, all sizes; tip to d 1 OQ
!f l.7." val. (in sale Saturday, va. 1 ,t
Outing Flannel Pajamas
lTi to l.T't value. ()u sale t 1 OQ
Saturday, pair V 1 tt
Boys' Tom Sawyer Shirts and
Blouses 89c and 95c
Men's Pajamas
M.itle of yxiod Outing Klunnel; up to !i.."0
values, Siilurdiiy, rt -l AO
pair V J, .IO
Men's Underwear
Union Suits, $1.75 value, $1.28
Medium weight RiMieil 1'nioii Suits; long
sleeves iind ankle leimth: regular uriee
S:,,, $1.28
1."0,
price,
Anniversary
suit
f "THE STORE FOW EVERYBODY" J
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i M I Entrance '
x street I
I i : Saturday
N Mi W .?tore
fk J Hours II
Piggly Wiggly
Rainier Malt ro
IN'r cjiii V
Bottle Cappers
value, to close out QQ
Klldl IJC
Testers To elo.se out A(
I0..I, yc
Pillsbury Pancake Flour OQ
1.111'KC IKIcklISC 0C
Del Monte Peas ryn
n. 2 si.e. -1 funs J 1
Golden Sweet Corn QC
2 rims OvL
Carnation Premium Oats
or Wheat no
IjiiBi- pnikiist', nuh mOC
Gold Dust (Dish .Mop '
i:ii 25 c
Lye
:t Cann
29c
Skat
29c
Bread
20c
Rumford Baking Powder on
l-Hlllll(l CHII. CHCh
P & G Naptha Soap on
n tuii-s 0 17 C
All Fancy Cookies OC
i'i'i- iHiiimi ooc
Pie Peaches
1 BIHI..II ouc
Ginger Snaps 'iC,
1! IHHIIIlls OOC
Large Orange and Black
Jelly Beans qC
2 pounds O O C
Fairy Soap-
tt I'll Li's
Corn Meal
10-lHHIIUl sU'k
Rock Dell Syrup
l-Iir-' nIc
Piggly Wiggly . Flour
IVr lynn-l
Hard Mixed Candy
25c
39c
$1.19
$7.35
15c
Klamath Netted Gem Potatoes
See Our Prices
Cookies
Per llozeii
5c
Super Suds
25c
Corned Beef
2 ('(Ills
45c
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
Part Wool Union Suits
Long sleeve; ankle length; splendid
ily; all sizes. Anniversary
Sale prieo Saturday, suit
Men's Dress Pants Reduced 20
tual-
$1.68
Fresh Side
Per pound .
Beef Roast
ner pound
Pork-
SPECIALS
20c
22c
Pork Roast
Per pound
Hams Half or Whole
er pound
25c
30c
We Deliver
Phone 1236
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