Medford mail tribune., October 19, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

STRDFOTtn WKU) TRTPTJWK, rEPFOTlTl, oreTYiAX". FRTD'AY, OC'TOP.Fft 10. IQ'Js.
i n.lili.-sK UiIk OviMiln i. lil I'M'I'- I"'- "'"1 "''
init "Miike .AdvorilHiiiK I'ny" Thin nvr ill'1
n j-ortos to lie
held
ACTIVE BLIGHT
fnril ill n ."!() r
Coolidfc uflefefi-eat Battl Pari
, i-W, i 1 i
with rll'1 I'nlvr
vorsjty
MlM. J I'll k ill M
nf Ore:
sist
i'Immmii division a
llllHlllllllt.
Mr. .("iiflnrt iiiitki!,! the prln
mi'i'llim In unnVr Hie nuiplrfK "i
ihi' s I it t Kiln, utimuil ussm-failon
MS
10 RIFLE UGH
.BY INSPECTION
VXUF, STX
Company A of (ho Oregon Na
tional Ciiarcl nl Mf-rtfunl liaa r.
f eiveii n chnllenKP In rlfln marks
num. "hip from Company (' of tirants
1'asx for n mntrli In the near f 11
turo and II will be acii'd"d, nr.
cnnlllnK to an nnnmincp mont to
(lay. Ttio loral rnmpany I now
rhallMi-'tfng Hip Klamath Frills
anil the Ashland companies to
miuad movi'mi'MH ami wall m'nlhiK
In addition to rifle mnrkxnmnKhlp.
"We are assured hy Company A,"
said Captain Carl Y. TeimwHlrt to
day, "that they will do everything
In their power to Rive a o-d ac
count of themselves. This Is the
first time in the history of our
company that challenges have been
made with other southern Oreson
companies In wall scaling and
siiiad movements."
HOLLANDSCENE
! i
The ci.uniy fruit' iiisiciitrrt ro- 1
, inhi In iti ious pt ar nri'h;nts
I ihiiini'hniit Ihf v;ilic- lnsf i.f
tlifsf Infections jiic in the hh-uhiI
liloruii on Jijiri Ictts n rut prnfniv
id 1 li' disi-;isf is (h-lcctcd hy a ni
Ii h tn'pu- nin yclliv color nf th
fotinK' Ih (Usi'iihciI liiuiu h.
1 1 wnn Id lif mt'ls:i hlf fAr till
orc-hai'ilistH to fXiiniini' ihrir ii s
lor this HvIk imi Mir htijlit nt
oniM', I'or jim noon ;is tin e:i w4 fc;irt
tjoiu- tlt- inf'Otions will lio (lillifult
u fiml. A f' w Hays of hliMllt tut
tinK: now will s:iv' iimh-Ii work unit
IruU in-xl yt'iir. for i lu-sc uctivt
infiTtioiis will he si-rlons hoM-ovci-
I rankt-rs in tin spring.
i K. I.. WII.COX.
) t'ouniy Annit.
Merchants to Hear
Adv. Talks Tonight
A seen in flld Holland with pi
tuniM 'Wlmftntlls. tloj.- ruit .in. I
llttli Dutch maid? In wmvlen shij.
nraint a tulip field tiaffccrotinrt. 1
intludfd in the art .4ir fidow .
iltt-plav just smpl-tel this morn j
iV'i hy Trm S-tn. Koal artist, in
in Mnarv win-
dn'.
1,1 4 tfw from th Urn -I I .wiin- Ul.ior)
.us HPt:rxxf $J-.i.te rtitr.pany ( ii. i KK KIK: U KSI'.I liU. V;.. n. t.
land. IiK-!:6d in tht shipment i l'r. M,. n! -..oli.ly- tod iy
hi-fh uff-rf in Hi-
- . . j presrv nne of Anjfrtra
1111irtiij1s 'i ;ir (it-n w 1111
r--i in Krrtt1! ii k-liiri:.
The khic;)l surroninlins und
lii-Ttf -iri.'tur's 1 tin t fienn1.) in
thf tiu;i;lt-s tf lhf Anii-rnan
ac.iiiist Americans and rMilt. (n
the death vr wounding of liiT.ioirt
men are Httlf rh;mced.
IlannTr stroM look th- simp.
lirt
'mtruriioii work on one 01 mm urejiirM nanic nuMitonaK in uir
rrv.ldMit IMdidj' nt l-YMh't-lrkhiirir. 11. Th iirojiM-t will rmhrarr
VMtii of iirks nittl hmuIh. llano. cr tn-ci (aluivi) iimt which svw
Arkeil inriiotMlvt'ly 10 lake larjo's lit'fhts Is little chnutriMl. On ilic
'It'in, -"chr dm miner Itoy of slilloii." lii is to the left of the t:roui
pen m iy wiis inrtimiiy itiuiifiioti iy
fivc Civil win- Imltlrrirlds in a
11 divisions nl' I 11 ion irnoW (it-
l in k (-(iiiuuissioii Is (it'ii. John I..
I.Hou. tMlirrs, h'Tl to rlulii. mv
Viank Jenkins, oditor of iho Ktt
(;i'Ne HiKiNtcr: Alfred ('owcrn, dean
of the I'nivershy of Oregon exten
sion division ntnl Harris 1011s
worth, field inaiuier of the Ore
gon newHiniiier association, arrived
this mnrniim tn attend the mcr
ehanis' meeting at the Motel M-d-
How Weak Nervous
Wi jJ i Women Grow Stronger
FeelBetterf Look Younger and
Have Steadier Nerves
V. M. Fleming, t'oiifetlfnile eteran. anil 'aH. (eorire l llohson. In charge of coiwtruetinii.
fon-
pr
v IViw :i( the cnireiii lu-d Io IkIh,
only to Ine.'ik In :i ni:iinnit and
liloo.ly Wave i ft't-t from :i wall at
the f.o.l of the hcif-hl.-. The old
wall c (here today.
ler., ( I hr ilay.s u lo-u a
nation was horn out of strif
is the spot where .la
tally wounded: the chain
llllfti d
ll.re
ion was nior-
'llor,
'ly.t K:nc Alfred daffodil
Valtv, Davcr it-m of vhirh f
xt to Frott 10 a heitht of j
Z4 mcitrK anVI th Hit" I lowered 1
t.li Another recent development, j
sire o:crt ;he awrjment of ne '
ImlM reoetrei. j
A I'xnore o the window display
wlil he taken tomorrow and a conv
(4 it forwarded to the l (lrtff j Down the entle de,-liity of il
atf st
1 ad-
ltulb ennmany hy the local agency.
Mirf.ne and ju-ra-s the MirroiiiiilinP:
' country f-ide. u. vf-n Federal dfvlons
charged fruit!es.-; sfekin towic-i
' from the 'Confederate conivoi of
Mflfve He'.qlns, which command
ed the M-tMion.
Seven time.. S 000 troops. Mih
, composin;: n divUion, llnnp th'-m-
The passinc years have left little hou
mark on a white, frame hnue. over i ter
which irreat trees lean yroieciinu'ly.
1: -its on a piiet road not far from
the Sunken road, which dl verses
into the territory at the foot of
. AlaryeS heights. That was where
Mart tin Stevens lived and w hen
she ministered to iheHmit and dy
in: in t.oth sides.
After years of .ipitatlon. the Inst
eoneress authorized re ha d lit at ion
of the hattle fields. The hilt was
introduced and pushed ly l!ep. S.
. I '.land of Vtrjrinia. Five hun
dred thousand tlidlars was author
i?rd. hut indications are that the
project eventually will cot mil
lions. There are few placet tpr u.
at t,Tiancelloi svilh, the
T
! If you only knew you rundown,
anemic women who are dragging
yourself arotind 011 your "nerve"
what a wonderful increase itt strength
and health '1 anlac will give you, you
wouldn't htMlate a ruutuent ahoul
pning to your druggist and getting a
Lig bottle uf this niiiciidid medicine. '
Mrs. Minnie lluber, of 945 E. 20th
!t., Portland, Ore, says: "iver since
fl w.lu: oW I ti.h.M,.,! if, .11, c.VL- l,o..,l.
it-i 01 I. ooKcrs doomed line: Salem ,.ies and vomiting spells. I weakened
cliwivh. where 4. mm Confederates 1 iad no si rengt li for an vthing. All er
held ..n.i.1,. '..f scdewicks -orps: 1 taking 'Ian lac, mv headaches and sick
Spotsylvania, where l.ee held out spells disappi-arctl altogether."
auainsi .raiu. anil wneic. In the
IMoody Annie, M. "on mj.M on on
two uciTu of ground.
Twenty-nine thousand ilea. I and
wounded were left in tlie dim-lit
shamldes of the Wilderness, hushed
today with a secniine; hrmidinii
i;iief. Across the countryside, in
the woods, on the plains and tlu
hills, thousands upon thousands of
m.n and ).os fell to unfound
graves, he lie vim; their cause the
just one.
There will he written h-math an
n li ahove the road that leads into
the hattle field this inscription:
' I'.-uis;.: lir .Thousands Died
f'r an Ideal."
Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs
as the water you drink only Nature's
own medicinal tonic herbs. Druggists
know this and for the past 10 years
have recommended it to men and
women who need a quick "pick up"
that will put them on their feet and
give them a new interest in lite.
So confident are the makers of Tan
lac that if you are not helped hy it,
you get your money back on request.
Tkulac
in
52 MILLION BOTTLES: USED1
How Veterans Vote
Veterans Favor
Al for President
LOS ANfJKl.KS. Oct. IS. ( I " I
Veterans of the first division.
A. K. are for (Inventor Alfred'
Smith in his presidenl ial race.
If any official straw vole taken
a 1 the n mistral ion desk at I ho
opuulntf of t!i ornani.ntinn's .con
vention today is tin indication.
The veterans registered MX
voles for Smith and "1'iti Tor Her
bert Hoover. It was announced hy
Sergeant Frank Met hi wan. Dail
N4vs. October 11, li-'X.
Paid
Medford.
Adv. by Demgcratic County ('enlrai Committee, Phone S7, 11! X. Central.
The county court nt its next ses
fion. will take up the .matter of
countinK hoatdji lor ii i hf the 1
Aledford precinct havinit over Hon
aotem am provided by stale luw.
Countine boards count the
ot-M are east, nnd have the re
turns completed within nn hour
lifter the clnslne of the polls,
whfn under the present system.
14 to 4? hours nrf reouii-ert.
The counting hoards would ex
lhte the counting, nnd save
iKtion hoards, many of whom are
jjfl pe.tple. frnni the pht.-ical and
fnentai stiajn nf a lonp nelce. The
.illits this year are Ioiik. with
tiatlon, county, and city candi
dates, and etVht InillatHe measures
Iti he Voted upon.
Only one Medford precinct.
with 11 total of m votes, has less
than 2n voles, with West Medfoul
reuLst rut Ions Ti 1 fl, with other lesi
ilenthil nnd business polling places
liot far behind, all having between
8i and 4n registrants.
The appointment rtf the count
ing hoards Ik made in the slnie
manner as the election JtiiU-es and
clcrkshy the county rlerk and
the county Judge.
UNANIMOUS VOTE ENJOYS GUESTS
Victrola Radiola
Number Seven-eleven
Pelican City Dili, Hunter mill
takeH lease on Wheelcr-Olmstc fid
iaiinber company for fecund
yen r
The candidacy of K. V. Pipes
for mayor of Medford was unani
mously endorsed by members nf
the local Ucalty Hoard at a lunch
eau at the Hotel .dedford today,
the ' motion statin; that the elec
tion of Mr. IMpen would insure fu
ture prosperity for the city.
ICnnm the course of the lound
table discission it was hrnucht out
llfnt Mr. Pipes is the logical per
son for the of 1 ice due to (be (act
that he bus been closely connected
with development of tli,. t lt . The
real estate dealers also desci ihed
his extensive n tivitii-s In 1 pal
estate holdings.
: There will be no meeting of the
hoard next Friday due to a mo
tion to jointly attend the Chamber
of Commerce forum luncheon Tues
day, October :;(. at the Hotel Med
ford. CharleR Win.; was appointed
chairman nf the program for No
! ember
lACK.NoNVlM.K
IS e, ial)-- Mr
adwell of Oenver
Helen Clil;c of T:
tin
n.l
Ml
Colo
iina.
. Mi-Was),.,
'inning of An
e guests for n
ek at 1 lu
st. Heb-im Three local stores
making extensive Improvements
lo huMdtturs and slo.w wohovs
RADIO FANS
of Jackson County
Time in on
KMED
at 0 o'clock tonight.
An able speaker will explain why
Charles Stacy
should bo elected Sheriff.
Again nt 0 o'clock
TONIGHT
Carl Tengwald, well known business man, will discuss
the candidacy of
Newton Chaney
for District Attorney.
I'uld nilvorllsi'iiii'til Tlfiui lt U 11 11 Cutiniy CoinniilU'.'
.-111,1 .r. I'm., I
I"" n Wash.. -n
i,,iiili- i,i ilnyH thin
I- T. VMs,n hxtiii.
Mr. .111.I Mis. Kuillo I'llillips!
ntnl tf,t nns. (ira im.l Kninn-' !
"f S-ni.iw I. aKo 1,1-iniqlit in .'1
I. nn.'h of l.ff r.mli. Mnn.lny ntnl
.110 11, ,w viKltlns nt tli,- T. V.
Itimiilnlnn ho mp. i
l:.il,h .1,-nnliiKs. cliff IHinnim:-!
tun. Ibmalil l.,r,,ihy anil i 'liai l. s I
ltinlnr,l .lr.. :,i on 11 limiting
trip near WatiiPr (lap. j
Mr. S. K It., wl-t t t,f KiikIi-I
rollll Wlis a visitor at til.. 'J. I '
Ni.i i is linpi,. I'ti.-silay 1, f I itium 11 . I
II. r ilaliKhl.r Miss Haiti.- How-:
!! a, , i.inpani.'il hfr Ii, f,,. a I
ircilm..p nl tin. Itc.Kti,. Ili..
sanltariiini.
Il.irnhl l:.iii Whn rrtuin.-il lirri. !
a slum time ,k.i has startr.l
1.1 mk for Mlanforil J.nws coin-I
panv In M..,lr,. 1
Cliftiin chll.l.'ts is slayim; ,11
lh h.,111,. ,,f his sisti-r. .Mrs.1
I.cnanl M,Ki. n ik Appl..-!
Kill'1 an. I slant-il Mnnilav of Ihls'
nl
th"
W'-fk lltlflHlini; s, hi
wi'ii'r ' rc'it si linnl. i
(-. m- A I'mldlne. ran.liilali1!
fi,r illsiii.t atlnrnty was In inn
MV Wr.l .lay.
I.. A. l:.,l,.iis. all.,rn.y ,f .li
I. in. I. ftas a jsin,r rtf his until
Mrs. v. 11 llnn. h. In .la, ksnn
vltlK Ihm Slilulay I
Mrs. rratik SniilsliiTry has
1,1',-n ,inlti ill at Iiim- inmf h.'n1.
.ImlKI1 iv M. ThnltlilK M'.is .nil
iliir "n frin.ts h..r I'm-silay ''
mnir. All t''aili..is from tin .larksoti
xllh1 -. h.'rt.. ar. t.t('n,liriie tin1
t'-Hi-hffts tttstltut'1 at Ashlnn.l on
1 hnrs.lay anil l-'ri-lay of this wr.-k
Mt. Jatnps Catitrall ami Jo.1
M.-liilvr.1 ha,- koti'1 on n luintlnu
trip up th,- Appit'cati
T. (V Sort Is ha ini; a two ila'
vai atlon ftotll ,ltl iniE lh,' s, llonl
ttus is vrv ttnsv h.TiHiiu his win
t. r - I
Mr a mi Mrs I.i-on.u, MiKi"
ami ilaucht, r Mar.-inc. from !,r
A I I.'M :l I tt.'l'1 visilors at lhf
V A. ("hll.t'M- homo V.i1n,-s-'hiy.
$285
Victrola Radiola in Eighteenth
Century English design. Radiola
No. 18, six tube tuned radio fre
quency receiver, with the 100-A
reproducing unit. Wall type
cabinet, finished in walnut or
mahogany veneers. Size: 53f'
high, 29V wide, 17" deep.
Induction Disc Electric Motor,
$285
W U m 4
p ' Pit 'ii
I" ........ 1! J
I I i I
1 ! 1
MM lalalll)
rmiTi.AMi. on-. i.t. t i,r. -
MM11 lloi.kl. 1I1.'! ill a ho.pltal .
ImiIji'-llio fifty-fltst trnffir fatal- !
ftv In r.till.inil for th fls'-al yr.T ;
t 1
llorskl ai ililiitfl TiifS'Viv
wh.'n tits ttiotoroyrlc colli, toil wtth
n f.nl trurk nt Vancouver avenue
unrt Hhiiviir tr,
Orthophonic type sopnd hox. v
Spring motor plays three ten-inch
records. Induction disc electric
motor operates on A. C, 105-120
volts, 50-60 cycles.
Automatic eccentric groove brake.
Combination used needle cup and
sound box rest.
Radiola operates from electric light
socket.
Single control tuning. Metal back
antenna developed for nearby
Radio reception. Tag indicates
where outside antenna may, be
attached.
Operating light over selector drum.
Uses four Radiotrons Model UX
' 226. oneUY-227,oneUX-17l-A
. and one UX-280.
o
Palmer Music House
Outside metal fittings antique brass
. finish.
Inside fittings in gold lacquer.
Tour twelve-inch record albums.
Two albums fitted for ten-inch
records.
Album sides and ends bound in
colored buckram, gold st.iitiping.
"WE SELL HAPPINESS''
Main and Bartlett Phone 7S8 '
J. n. Isaac W. H. Fluhrer