Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAUE SIX MEDF0K1J MSID TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKTCnoy. 'FftTDAY, Of'TOTlEU 2fi. 1028. FINAL OCTOBER GAMES GRIP FANS j nmPCDC PflDDO MANY TITLES DEPEND ON OUTCOME U! hutltO bUlw 0 TO HOLD MEETING 1 j FRUIT RATE QUIZ j !S ENDED TODAY S5Sp 'I: i i vf. V- if! J ( t I i; ! 6 i J:' 1 k PORTLAND, Ore,,. Oct. 2 6. (!) Trie IntwHtatn rnmhirrfe 'comml Klon honrlnK on fruit freight raifs from th Pacific North went to mirt- wosiorn and oaUTn point h WoKfd i lirr today. It utarted licfore t'om nilhtUonor Clyde It. Aluhlson, -tnlmr 1 li. Air. Aitchlson announced nt the rilnwe that the complainant's briefs hhould filed with the commlH Klon not later than December 81. 1028. Th rnilromls will have time for rcpile. Two rebuttal wltnewtes were on the stand today. O. W. Oliver, (.'hfcaKo rate expert, wan put on by the fruit growera, um j -t Ollhert, Venatcheo banker. 5?r capt. Luke. . Tackle VIRGINIA captACMISTEAD rll bepk VANDEBWLT 8AM3M, Ore., Oct. SC. OP) The question whether the Kouthern Pa cific and the Hnnta Fe rnllroadH Khali be nuihorlznd io estnbllHh port to pert freight rat en in enm lietltion with water transportation, nnd to offwet thin' reduction by maintenance of higher ratca to 'In termediate pointH will be heurd by the Interstate commerce commlH Hlon In Sun FranciKCo November 30. postponement of the date from November 1 wan announced hero today, by tho public nervlco 'eom mlHMlun., . , f . The Oregon commiwHlon will par ' ticlpalo In the hearing, it w;ih mild, to protect the- lnterenta of the In termediate pointH. To get the iden of i ho Oregon Khlppcrx in I'nrtland nnd upstate potn's along the Koiiih ern Paeific, preparatory fur the Htm Krnnclxco henring, Kdward Oh trander, member of I he cnmmlH filon, will hold an informal con ference, with their reprcHCiitallvcH 11 Portland today. In nnklng for this authority the railroodR neck relief from certain parts of the InderNtntn cnmiiien'e net. Oxtramler uniil loduy that ii Jihh been the policy of the lnler ptu t a com merce co m m IkhI on t grant mich application from rull rondH and to establish a maximum for Intermediate nhort hauls. PhlpperH from Ashland, Medford, TtoHebtirg, Kugone, Salem and other intermediate points are expected to hnve representatives at the coin ference today. itr. r. s ... i. v-m.. v . s. 'tiZSX ,WVV" Hton?i&r : Tackle ,'JCi J- - MINNESOTA m VS 1 i I four Medford members of tho ' army Officer. Reserve corps, one of whom Is Kimt Lieutenant New-, ton C Chaney. (juarlermnster re erve. ucrording to gi-nerul ordeiH issued by the Ninth Corps Ara hendtjunnei-K to tho Second He ' Hfi-ve headrjunrters nt Portland, 1 (constitute 11 board of officers Just 1 j named in orders to meet nt .Med-, !ford nt n time nnd place doslgnui-1 led by the board's president, for the jexuuiination of such candidates for appointment to tho Officers Re : serve Corps an may he authorized . to it ppenr before it. 1 The other officers of the board, all .Medford residents but one, ore Lieutenant Colonel Kdwnrd K. j Kelly. t signal reserve, who will j probably be president ,of me board from the fact his name is men tioned first "In the orders; Lieuten ant Marlon C. Wright, infantry ItCMorvo; Second Lieutenant Ilurrell M. Puucom, Infantry reserve, and i Major James H. Tierney, of Mu gene, Infantry reserve. 1-inch has consented to servo on I this board. MEET GEO. BAKER ' ; " i Fmilhnfl contirstK on Ocloher 27, the last Sal unlay of the nioiuh, ivfll he to fooiliall followers avluit , 1 in 1011 11 11 in .iiny m 10 lumrnnu c iiiiiusuisin. iwiiiicn iiuii nay will m at u ine midway point or the sea - son. Sonic or Ihc oulHturnfliig pnf Hiikn Mr the day urc Army-Vale. Alfiinesoln-lowa. and Virprliiln-Vnti-deiMli, tXliecs an li'lmvloiiCor 11 ell-, Dnrtfiitiulli-llarvanl .Syracuse -Petiu Siaic, eoigla Teeh-Nortli Carolina, Nebraska-Missouri, and Vasliliigtoii-( M-cgou Aggies. ' fl THE MARKETS 1 U 1 l.f'eslock PORTLAND,' Ore.. Oct. 2C UPi Ity lli lnil Hell, (Associated Press Sports Writer,) . skw voitK, Oct. an. tn) October coining In like a football lamb will leave with the rout of a Hon as Haturday, October L'7 natural rivals together in many; sections of the country. Few Oc-: tuber iifiernoonH have prepared a more bountiful feast for hungry j followers of the autumn sport. ! Hspeclnlly In the east's the day! rich in football color. Army and j Yale, Princeton and Cornell, Durt-I mouth-Harvard and Syrueuso-Penn State are only n few of Ihe games 111 which Interest is centered, , Moving west, Iowa nnd Minne sota, Michigan and Wisconsin and I N'cbriiMka-Missourl are tome of Ihe high lights, while in the smith the j of Iho nlher fellow doing iiitich.hjc of Cornell and Itlll Roper of 1 running o nan ambitious scale. Princeton. ( , Princeton and Cornell, who re-;' "'VV UU h,,"v, ; sinned play lust season after a va- 3" to li 'lt ll,elr last meeting, l.ul ! Cllllnn nf H) VOUI'm If.Hi! fit Prllicn I ml 1 Irinn miln! In i nlnui.i. ui brings, tun wjtn thought of a busy fter-i gle this year, and Pittsburuh mav noon at Ithacji a year ago when t not be able to defeet Carnegie Princeton won 1M to jo. Cornell; Tech 23 to 7, as was the- case last will enter the game Hh a rest of year. These two teams will two weeks. Two great pessimists : pbiyiim for the championship meet in the rival coaches, fill Do- i Pittsburgh among other things j SALHMv 1 Ore., 'Oct. j Mayor Rolph ! of 'Son 'tind M"ayor 1 t.eorge L. I'ortland will shukn Salem early this afternoon a group ut more than 20 Francisco Raker oTi hands In! wlien good will excursionists from California detrain here. Tlu-y will he met by an automobile flotilla from Portland nnd proceed to that eity after a visit to the state build ings and u greeting from Oov- hejernor Patterson, of j The party will reach here about I 2:30 o'clock. Bargains at Heath's Drug Store A box containing $1.70 worth of shaving material and an emergency rain coat to keep in your car. This coat folds into a package small enough to slip in your pocket. . All for.$ 1.00 See Our Windows A $1.00'box of Stationery and a 75c Introductory Packet of Elcaya Cream j All for $1.00 3 Packages of Femonap for $1.00 (A sanitary napkin that you can feel secure in). A bottle of the. two well known preparations, Stella Vitae, for run down women and Thatcher's Liver- and Blood Syrup, - an excellent tonic. All for $1.00 12 rolls of Puriety Toilet Paper, a very good grade of tissue for . $1.00 To every woman making a purchase in our store during the two days of this sale we will give an introductory week-end set of the famous Harriet Hubbard Ayers line. . v. . HEATH'S DRUG STORE f ' ' ; ; ' . Larry and Fred 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS Cailli. iinl ivi'H. lK'iMi nnd lnmhH,'"'',,HOn ,n fl11 "wlim with Viin- Steady, nu i-oi-olptH. 'li'rlillt-Vlmlnla. c p , K Tci h- HoreliitM 05, all- illi II OR Koaily. t PiiiMliitic, J'OflTI.ANO, rn Oil. 1(1. (IP) WVloloMalo jH'Icph. Hutler. PKK, nillk, pnullry, iiola (n, onlnliH, wniil, iiiiIh, liny, ciih nirn hark nnil. hnjtH fftiiuify. Kan I'mni lMit llnttrrna HAN rilANCISCO Oi-t. L'li. (At liilttwfiit f.o.h. San I'l-anolHco r.Kr. J'orilnnil Wheat. rOriTLANI), Oil'., (int. B(l. (I') Whimr iiik lii'itd l)liii.ti.in, hniii WI1II6 81.44 U i Hofi whlin ?1.17ii ivoHlnrn whlto Sl.lllty; hnr.l win tir S 1 .00; nilithcrn kiii-Iiik $1 .OK; WPHtcrii rml $l.0!ii. . Oiitu No. 2-3H Ih. whlto $3r,. roilay'H ! I'lTolpla: M'llPiit XI. Imrli.y 1, flour .10, (.inn I, oalH 4, liny 4. ' ' Wall Street Report SKW YORK, Oct. SO. (A') Tho tltnpk market cIiihuI liTHKlllar. llavliiK uln(iihid thi' iiiiincillatii offpiliiKH tho lint Htiutoil npwai'il ugaln, .uglier a iiimv net if loadcrii. liupriiutlonnl Ci.n11.nt, KiiIhUM' Kaillo, ConnolhlatPd KallwayH if I ('una i.fd., t'oinni(.r(.lal Solvent. J'uvlty llaklnit. Into r 11 11 1 1 o n a 1 Nickel nnd Ilyom wore hoimht ox toniilvrly. Late willing of hliih priced Khnrtn Including (loncrnl AlotoiK, Itadlo, Atlantic Kpflnlliir, nnd JnhnH Mnnvlllo, which de clined from 4 tn 8 polntB hPlnw lln peak flKuroN, caiim.il much conru olun near ihe end of tho hour. H11I oh iiiroxlmateil 3.r,0li,iMill HhnrcH. - North 'Carolina and (Icnrula ttud iTulune incctlliu In kuiiich certain' I to have a liearluR nn the huccchh or failure of Hoa.sonH. i Vale and Army have Ihe matter of 11 10 to 0 victory for the Klls over Ihe CndelH, brought over l,y the Army nn unflulshed IiusIiichk f;om last yeai'B proi-rninH. A mnn- ned Army team wtw Urtii'e 'cald woll tni 11 paflH lo Qiiiirrlcr. for a touchdown and later Kl'oancd nt tile Kieat hack kicked a field kihiI In' make the 1 11 in' triumph eomplele. ! Vale In the name kiiiiii. Htoppeil the! crew or.lillT ,loncn .vluht on Ihe linn I line nnd there Ih Home Kpceu-i lullnn an to 'whether thin can he' repealed. Vale him no Cnldweli to , throw iftnscH thin year and no (iuar- rler to catch them, hut there Ik a Oiirvey who can run and a llecker who cap place ohHtticloH In the wayi Womnii CliarKil. i T.lVRIlMOlii:. ral., Oct. 2. (P) ' Mm. ,lts.ie I.'Ikcus wiim formally! clmriiod yenlcrday with ihe mur-1 der of 1'hllllp O'Oonncll of San j KranclNco, who wan nhot to death, nn the KIhimin farm IiihI Miinday. The wnmun repm'ted that O'llnn. nell ohot hlnmelf. hut tihyKh laim : mild the man could not havo fired, the Hhnl. Saturday Hours 8 A. M. to. . 9 P. M. . Entrance on . Main Near Central I Kred Alton llnlRht, local plnnn j lnntrur(nr. Hiiyn he Ik receiving Hllch ; excellent rcBiilts from li Ih minpl mental nyxtem for piano that he Ih plannlnu to prexent It In one of the laiuer eltleii at the chwe of the teachlnu HctiHon here next .lune. A cnrreHpmiilence coiiVHe In this y. tern Ih now helnir worked mil for HluilentN nnd tonchom. Mnll Trlhtiue ndn nro Sn.nno people every dny. rend hv If 1c BARGAINS Rexall lc Sale The Original lc Sale WEST SIDE PHARMACY The Rexall Store - OPEN TONIGHT ' $1.00 "p Mil EpU Look at These Specials Men's Union Suits ItcKulnr t2.no un ion n lt for men. cotton rllihcil with short or loni! HlonveB and ankle lenmha. Special for hollar Oav Men's Pajamas Moii'k outing flunnt'l luijniniis which ri'Bliliirly sell l $1.75 wiil ' lio ol'l'i-i'i'il .lonioiTow for $1.00 Boys' Sweaters Hovs' pin t wool .sweaters -slip, over styles with ctillni's. Keuulnr Lfit) vultifs on Sale tomorrow nt $1.00 Men's Ties A speeinl lot ct silk. ties' has heen set asiile for this one-tiny Hollar Sale. This lot includes the new est attractive patterns and color eoinliiniitloiis for Kail. l 2 for $1.00 Men's Handkerchiefs l'tiro linen hniulkerehiefs fo;' men, speeiall.v priced fur Mann's Dollar Hn,Vl , 4 for $1.00 Men who recognize and want the finest of everythini; mil urally turn to Kl.'IM'K.NUKIMICli Suits nnd Over coats. The styles have a smartness and snap that it is even hard to not in tailored to measure suits. You'll he -more than pleased with the wide variety of rich , fahrics and styles for your selection and the prices will prove surprisingly moderate. $40.00 to $65.00 Middleshade Blue Serge Suits Middishnde suits, tiro correct at every tick of" the clock smart for i office wear, fur luncheons, wed ' d'uiRs, dinner nnd theater. You'll find fadeproof Middisliades in plain blue, stripes, unfinished or hasket weave u size to fit null a style to please. ' , $37.50 Dress Socks fienuinc Holeproof Dress Socks for men. Keguhir !( values on sale tomorrow at 2 Pairs $1.00 Wool Dress Socks socks for Fall ipeeially pru'ed Men's wool dress fluil Winter venr. for tomorrow's Dollar Saje nt 2 Pairs $1.00 ScKuerman Overcoats The soft, luxurious warmth nf Scheurmail Overcoats will- make a decided hit with every Southern Oregon man. We have this popu lar make in your choice of style, pattern and shade and the prices lire within reach of everyone. $24.50 to $37.50 Night Shirts Men's online; flannel nijiht shirts which regularly sell to $1.7."i will he on sale tomorrow nt. !. " - . S1.00 4 ' Boys' Golf Hose Hoys' fancy iiolf hose which nre un usual values nt our regular price of .VV will he offered tomorrow at 2 Pairs $1.00 Great Dollar Day Sale of MEN'S SHIRTS We hnve n (special lot of men's dress shirts with pre-shruiik collars suar nntced fast colors. These nre regular .1.50 shirts, on sale tomorrow for $ n .00 Dollar Bargains for Men Shirts and Drawers Men's part wool shirts and drawers, regular ifl.rifl val ues specially priced tomor row nt ' i $1.00 'Men's Silk Scarfs A fine assortment of pat terns; irl.'J.") values. S1.00 Men's Hand Bags IfeVs airiJiither liaiul hags which are priced f,.m faM tO $:l."l.00 iroipjr tpiUOPVOW ,t Vz Price plus SI - Packing Gloves Men'Ji nnd women ' gloves reduced f( Day tomorrow to $1.00 Dozen packing Dollar '.'"THE STORb, HJU l-VFtfyRnnv, 1 , l'HONF-480-W : ' HWfOQD.QUlQ-JH .