Medford mail tribune., November 06, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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Ditnikd iiluilH uf a)! unit' I'ru-Om-IHViMk."
which is in l... Im.ih
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' .w.wuui, u iu,
n.-.n ,.,.,,.,, , a Julnt meot-i
Iiik of tin. Moilfonl Chamber of i
I'omiiu-riM. Jtotail Tnulo ooii.mitu-,.;
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... ........... o. .ne nose.
Inirw thamher of Commerce, the
imilll speaKer or the evemnfr.
..ir. i .. 10..1 01 ine suecess o.
n similar p an tn lloseburs last
year niiuioiu ol its far reaclunit
mupo ..,..ib h was oi ii nenencmi
miuno to praeticaiiy every line
oi ucvmiy. milium; us Dencnts,
ne nsiou inc ueveiopment o an
improved reelln, of fellowship be.
ween i no eny una rural interests.
Improved merehandlsinK service.
unproved commence in business
llinis anil iminovett confidenee In; . . lll'oliubly not return to Medford ; sidewalks, at the expense of the
home products. He added that Commander Richard E. Byrd and some of the members of hla Antarctic party grouped on tho deck imiii Christinas. i properly owners but pointed out
II has made pussible a bleiser iay of the C. A. Larsen at San Pedro, Calif., a brief moment before the start of the southern cruise. Left to iaU st.Mcrer will leave soon rnr j u,o necessity of the city bulldlun
mil throutih the Improvement ot, right -(back row) Lieut. Ralph Shropshire, Jeremiah De Cecca, Russell Owen, Capt. Alton Parker, E. J. , the east represeutiiiK llm Soulhern wooden sidewalks for temporary
liiarketlni;. I Demas, Richard Brophy. Commander Byrd, William Vanderveer, Bernt Balchen, Harold June; (front Oreon Sales, of which he Is man-; USo .iuiIiik the winter to enable
. Ho oxplnined the steiis used .in ! row) Charles Lofgren, Martin Ronne, Sergt. BenJ. Rother, Scrgt. K. F. Bubier. inner, ll' Al Smith shinild win, Mr. i n,,. many children to avoid walk-
tjio Hosebui'K ctimpuli,'n. which , 1 Scherer and Mr. Johnston, both ar-1 ipK thru nun! and water,
was. tho first in southern Orecon. WKU.INCTOX, Xew Zealand, South Polar expedition. The party In respondlnt,- to a civic wel- dent supporters of Al. have pleilBetl j The members of the council
and expressed the thuuRht that No. .1. (P) The first siuko ot his came on the whaler Ijirsen and come Commander llyrd said thut themselves to fly to Nuw York, street and road comniltteo advised
the cnmpniKn will eventually i voynice to the crest ice barrier in will await the arrival of the bark, in honor of the memory of Seott Both nion, however, have tholr rail- : that the property owners of Suni
Hpread to nil Harts of southern I Uoss Sea. was completed yesterday Citv of New York'and the stoum-. and Shaclileton he was uolnu to road reservations and nppiuontly mlt street present a petition at the
uroRon. no estimated Hint thelfor Commander Itichard K. llyrd,
uuy.at-llolue CHmnalun in Hose-
hurt- was worth nt least $150,000
lu the nmutint of kuo.1 it did
Tho committee In eharuo uf the:
local campaign have prepared an
Interesting proeram, IneludinK .
trailer films for use in theatres,!
speclnl articles nud editorials In
newspapers and KCneral ndvortis-:
Iiik, proBram to brlnB the mean-j
Iiik of the campnlKn closer to thej
people. There will also be spec-1
till winduw displays nnd this de-'
tail Is in the hands of John Mof
fatt, Kin'll llrophy. .Marc Iarmln. j
Hubert .Strang and Harry Jacobs.':
' The publicity committee, which ;
will hnvo ehaiBo of all publicity!
for the eampniKn. is composed of i
JI. 1., llromlcy. Herb (Irey, Krnest i
Seott, K. I. Duzey nnd Wlllinni A.I
thitos.
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Daily Meteorological Report
. Tucsdiiy, Novumbcr 0
Forecasts
IUedfonl mul vicinity:
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1
Partly !
cloudy toniKlit , and Weihiesduy ;
r ' . 4.1 i . . i . i i
,? :K" i ""i".',:1 t.,n,,Kl1,1 "!"'
west portion.
Moderate, tempera-1
turn.
h) en
h9 oi
'Z
p
Txcal Data.
Tcinpumluro (DeBs.l.. r-l Hi
lllKhcst (Last 12 his.) 50 51
Lowest (Utst la hrs.) 51 4B
ltd. humidity I Pet.).... 85 !ir.
I'recliillittion (Ins.) Oil .3i
Stale of weather C'dy. Cily.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
Tjas, 2.95 Inches.
Sunset today, 4:5!) p. in.
Sunrise Wednesday 0:51 a. m.
Sunset Wednesday, 4:58 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
53 ICS
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CITT
if a
f B
linker City 41!
I.isnutrck i.... 50
lloiso 54
Denver 58
Dos .Mollies 01)
Krosno - 72
Helena 48
l.os Angeles 78
Mnrshtiold ..: 58
I'hounlx 7fl
Portland 60
Hod liltiff 60
HoseburB 54
Salt Lake City.. 00
:n;
28
42
30
34
58
III
52
52
50
4ti
52
44
48
62
:i2
44
30
38
Cloudy I
Cloudy 1
Haiti ;
Clear
Clear
Cloudv !
Clear
Cloudy
Clear j
Clear
P. Cdy. ,
P. Cdy.
P. Cdy. !
Itnin I
Clear 1
Clear .
P. Cdy.
Clear !
Clear '.
nii Francisco .. 00
Rnnln. Ke
Seuttlo ...........
Spokand
Walla Walla....
54
; 64
52
50
Winnipeg Missing
I.
W. Dick. Meteorologist
Not Fast Kuousli
iP) IJeul.
than any human belnK ever travel-
leu before, but not fast cnoutll 10
s't 'a record. His plane flew ul j
llio rnte of 319.07 miles an hour.
l no speed Is not ollieliiuy recos-
nized ns a record because it was
not five miles on hour faster than !
the exist Im: mark.
LONDON', Nov. 6. (fll I.H'Ui. ,.0,Um,Cs nnd will receive
Durcy Circle has travelled faster;..,,...- November 14. which
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Stcamliif energy breakfast Cor aU the family
COMPLETE STAGE OF SOUTH POLE TRIP;
BYRD AND MEN SHOWN BEFORE SHIP SAILED
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ROTARY GUESSES
CAST IN COUNTY
Nut limv Jackson county ami
the illy uf .Mrdftml will vou iiolil
ieally. but luw lliry ' will vote
iHiinerifally, was tho conjecture
which loci I Itnlurktns naule by
secret li:illot Jit toibiy'H meeting.
The jinMii Ikt who mines nearest to
Kii'-ssinK the correcl . nuinbcr- of ,,
ballots east, will he kIvcii a prize,
at next week's meeting. .
Ohserviiirf N'ocationiil KUueatUin
month, the luoriiiu chairman, K.
t- (-'urn, failed for a vote upon
mi most popular anil iieiicUiiui
vocation represented. Tho meiu-
l)r.
w..., ... i i. .i ft. i ;
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big a clever talk upon why the
physician aids mankind to a gi
.at-
extent than does any othei.
lie was followed by Kcv. 1
i rencf, I. K. bazey, who spoke cm
Service, (ifoi'ge Ihiiit, on amuse-
: meni, Pr. Chambers, on vision; I
! Hill Holgor, on raiment : Charles
'Clay, on T'ood; Henry ('luhrei'. on;
Hrcail: l'"red Heath. Drugs: C. C.
Hoover, farming: Al llaydcn, on 1
Advertising, and Dr. Ualph Stearns I
i on the care of the eyes, ears and :
nose.
i Mr. and Airs. John It. Knight, j
'former residents of I'endleton audi
j now of Jacksonville, and Miss
, Iluth Severance of Jacksonville ,
i were guests of the club and pro- i
vided the principal entertainment i
of the meeting. -Mrs.
Knight sang two beautiful i
;nnd well received solos; "sing Me
I to Sleep" and "Sometime, Some- i
how. Somewhere." She was ne- t
;Companied upon the piano by MiFs.'O 'into ' effect .over KMhllJ, thvj
Ituth JSeverance, while Air. Knight t
; ployed the violin obliKUto.
REJECT TURKEY BIDS
Oj
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HOSULtUHG. Ore., Nov. (j. Pj
! Directors of the Douglas county
! Turkey Growers, Inc.,- meeting it
i Oakland last night, rejected all
' bills on the pool offered by the
: association. Tli bids were sub-
milled by eastern buyers and
ranged from 3H cents to. 4 0 I
'cents per pound. Directors believe!
that thi present indlcatloiiN point j
; to a slronuer market us the season '
roI1tinues nnd will receive bids;
will i
lslvo eastern and coust buyers an
(.,1Ufli oi.portunlly to bid. It was.,
expected that there would be about
fou,. carloads of birds In the pool ,
,tt that time. -
, ,
Rtitlierlln Biff rotary furnace In-
stalled nt llonanza mines
0
1 Cut vour time
Cut your time
in the Mtchen
coohs i n 21
to 5 minutes
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POSTAL RECEIPTS
SHOW INCREASE
Nol withstanding: the drastic re
ductions iu postal rates this year,
which caused several Oregon cities
to report reduced pusloffiee re
ceipts last month from those of
Oeiuber in liiT, the Medford post
office enjoyed a bin Increase with
$71 7.!. 4 3 as against Octidier, l!i7,
the ' receipls of which were
Si;-Wr.i7. Til- latter receipts were
a,, big hu reuse over Oelober lu IHO
with S57!tX.M5.
The cities which showed a de
crease in their receipls last month,
did more ibUHincss that mouth than
in October of a year- aKo. but
showed less revenue because of tho
.-eductions. bm nt .Me,ifo,d.
today -. I'ostniasier Warner said:
Medford' simply did a whale of a
: business to show an increase of
i itouuL : imt t-ciii in lasi. 'iiiouin s
eceipts in suite of the nostal re-
Itictions in furei' this year, which
ere not iu force last year."
The. new wavelenelh which will
Mull Trlbune-X'irgin station, Willi
reach air the Pacific coast suites.
i ami up into the mountains, accord-,
' V
l.B to local station hea.ls, ,vl,u have Mwml ,0 ..,. a.In'r ,,e I Thursday, November Nth. at 7:45
been ti ylnK out its rnrrylne j.ower I ,ramac HU,ry uk(JS )ilcG , , j p. m. Sessions will follow on the
...i . ' l,,"nK, , e, , ,. stateroom, mm turretsand on the j suceosslvd' Tuesdays and Thurs
wVlthounh only adjusted ,t hit- j,lp,,kB ()f e,. ,.,.B).,, , ' days.
proved to have sufficient .carrying I
power, to bring Medford prpgram
down tu southern Califorpla and )
Arizona nnd at times into the ex)
trrmO Cab'tern socllona of the 1'nited
HbiteH.
All radio stations thruiiKhotit the
country will receive their new
wavelengths on Armistice day, ho
that there will be no Interference
in reception. Doetil radio enthusi
asts have cause to be grateful for
the length given to K M KO, which
will 'do more than -uny single fac
tor "toward advertising this locality
to 1he- outside world.
i
WA SI U XGTON. Nov. B.-Pt
Secretary Kellogg wux nrivitted to
day by Hrlgadler General Krank)
I. McCoy, president of the Amer-j
Itaji eiectroal mission In Nicar-
auiia, that the two chief papers. (
one representing the conservatives;
jami tne otner repreHcnluig tho lio-
erals, had print articles prais
ing the 1'nited sRtes government's
supervision uf the general elections
Mn that country. j
The dispatch, nent last night.!
showed that the liberal Cadldnte, '
Jose Maria Moncada, was leading!
the conservative candidate, Adolfo!
Henard. by-18,273 votes in Wi of j
the 4.' precincts. The vole stood,'
1 ibem I 6T,W3y, conservatives 43.-
The dNp.ilrh said:
"Iiprenffi, chief conservative or
Kiin. heudllneH tonight: ,
"'The American supervision has
honorably observed its promise.
Th elections Sunday were hoiient,
tranipiil, correct nd honoiable.'
"I'A Comniercio. leading UbeVal
organ,. . beadllnes:,; The United
Stati-B is vindicated before thej
til hi, "
tribune, mpjford.
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SCOUT BUGLERS
AT POLLS TODAY
The liuirle call of
ussuinbly
sounded at the opening
of th-i
various polling places of tho city
at eigiu o clock mis morning re-
minded the citlft-nH of the purpose
of the day. Hoy Scout bunlers)
were present at the opening ufT "r"il"till ru";i T
' . , tesy of California Oregon
the polls at practically every vol-!,j, iOWer Co
ing ilnce in Meilford. Tho Seoutsj. Ve(lncf,aay, ov.' T.
also staged a demonstration on m xu n u. ,, Mann's Dejit.
Main street at noon and at flvoj, store. , Y
o'clock to urge all who had not' n to 11:30 Hock's Kakery.
yet voted to do o. 11:30 to 12 Mark's Oniige.
This work is done annually by j y to 12:30 City Cleaning
Scouts throughout tho country as ' ( an j Dyeing.
a part of the emphasis they Uicuj$ 12::t0 to l::t0 p. in. Heche.
on active citizenship. This ycurt & Kindle Service Station.
for the. first lime the plan of 0:1G Ncws and inarlteis.
sounding the bugle at the voting j f
places was udopled ajid curried
out nt M eflford, (J rants Pass,
; Jacksonville and various olhor
I eommunities of Jackson and Juse
phlue coiiuticH.
, Tin following scouts look part
iu the special work: Jueius Rog
ers, linger 1 1 cad lee, Martin Webb,
A Ibert Caddis. Devon Dunford. i
Dick itoberts. Ccorge Mall. Ilomorj
liyan. Hilly DuveH, Don 'Nielson.j
Max Hray. Jack-Tcrrett. t
'The Night Watch'
at State Theatre
'
Patrons of the Itlallo thenlro am
IpronounciliK "The Nlnllt Watch,"
' "ow VW" .'"ere. tne uosi pvo -
dilution Hillie Dove has ever made.
fased on the st-'ie success called
'" -."- "men, piu....co
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is n lilifh v rlraninlit! nivHlm-v stnrv.
BILLIE DOVE
ALSO
CHARLEY CHASE'
In a Comedy Wow
' ALL PARTS"
onEnoNV Tuesday. yovF,MTnr? g. wis.
MEDFORD MENTO IPTORTY OWNERS
LEAVE FOli EAST
AFTER VOTE CAST
1 llt.r,. tvlll lu. itl.i .. ..vo'in
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ii'Mii .-m'uium iuiukiu nun minor.
row "" 1110 l,url ot h0
la-o.Uh..r trips so tliev'cimlil cast
'" lK'n,,t in u,u l'i-'alliotl"I i-li'C-
,iu"-
; T. Sinter Johnston leaves for
:Color,lo Snrinns. tomurrow. unil
f'um Ihero will visit rhlellBo n,l
! -Nuw Yorli. llUur rottirninu to his
home lu Hochester. N. Y.. to speml
the winter. IHivo Wood un.l Hay-
i mond Huter. leuvo for Chicu.;.i iiu l
J New York City tin iuiliortiint
jness trips. .Mr. Wood Will confer
', with the Palmer interests in Chi -
! caKo remirillns Ihclr fruit- ranches
In the Hokiio River valley which
i Mr. Wood mamiKos. He will then
1 Visit the fruit brokers In Now!
I York city, reiurnins to .Medford
! ill early Decemher. Mr. Heter will
.;o on a similar errand anil wllljau.l uraveled. and for permanent
, expect to use mom.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuno-Vlritln Station
1 '
j rl'ucMlay, Nuv. fl. ;
1 270 meters 11 10 k ;
4' p. m. to 1 a. in. Elee- i
tion returns, furnished by
.Medford Mail Tribune.
C:30 to 7 lilectlon mtunw
broadcast by courtesy ofjpcrly uwncin, Which would be
1 oust uispiay ahv. i. o. v
V a to H i;ieetnn returns
broadcast through courtesy
of SnideV's Hairy ,t Pro-
(luce Co.
to 10 Klcction returns
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To tr.-ln additional Icadcrtohin
i for tho Boy fc'eout work of the com
j inunlly a tralnlliK course Is selied
' uled for this week.' The date was
Jset for Thursday Instead of Tues
, due to the election. Tho purpose
I of the course is to kIv a general
) knovvtcdKC of the alms nnd entent
I ll'e Hoy Scout promam, stress-
j lnS ' methods which can be used
, .--v. ..... . r,
The trainliiK iinirse to'.bc ulvnn
: under the usp)ccs 'of the Crnler
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UUiirlers.' AlodUird. . beu tin inr on
TODAY
AND WEDNESDAY
IN HEE .
MOST GORGEOUS
SCREEN CREATION
"THE
NIGHT
WATCH"
A STORY OF MYSTERY
AND R 0 M A N 0 E On
BOARD A FRENCH WAR.
SHIP ON THE EVE OF
BATTLE.
ROTHERMEL'S
MUSIC
Admission
Mats. 23c Eves. 35o
Chlldrsn a Dime
X
-ASK IMPROVEMENT'
OF CITY STREETS
At llw mt't'llliK uf lu fity ruuil
iil rnmmituv on Mtivet.i ami roml
last iitlit to illsiUf.s fiupruvt'ini'iilH
..m, iiiifr.'slt'd
I,,,,,!,.,,,.,! i,,.,,,..,,,- mvil.-ls.
"-vflil.-nlM usk.-.l for tnii.ruv.m.nts
: "' ''' ' vni Imi tai i or thi.
rl . l.l.li tlw .Ity i now ai.lo to
' limilKUriitf Imauw of m arly
7.in that lmf Jut rami' to the
l.-lty t.v..s...y from the oonnty n.a.l
: tax foun.l. The most impoitant
imiiiovenient as iuke.l for on
: Summit avenue between l-'ourth
an.t .laekson streets, for the bene
; fit of the ehil.lren i.tteiulinK Ja. k
Inisi-.'soir school, especially in the matter
of si.lewalks to prevent walking In
: the niu.l
I The itrmip of citizens appearlni!
: on behalf of this section eonslste.l
of Superlntemlent of .Schools 10. II
lle.lriek, Kawles Moore, J. o. I
i un.l Charles Winn. They not only
! asked that the street be uraded
.next council meetlnn, , Wednesday
night, for the grading and gravel
tug of. this section, and said they
would recommend to the council
that the sidewalks asked for be
constructed.
L,. J. Adams it ml 101 1 t'limpbell
requested needed improvements
for the Third and Holly streets
section, and the committee decided
to recommend to the council the
placing of a drain at tho intersec
tion of those streets as askeil for.
U. K. New land requested that the
city build sidewalks on Hunt Ninth
! street, but the commmeo decided
M Uke no action until a payment
plan was worked out by the pro-
i wiiim"ui j v .i h -
ore throats
need this
Double
Treatmenl
Rubbed on
the throat,
Vicks relieves in two direct
ways:
(1) Its vapors, released
by the body heat, are in
haled airect to the air pas
sages; and
(2) At the same time
Vicks "draws out" the
soreness like an old-fashioned
poultice: '
!? VapoRub
Over & Million Jars Used Yearly
KOQ
Hear the
"General '
Independents"
every Friday
at 8:00 P.M.
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manaaar
Phona 105 M N. Csntral
Madferd, Oragon
VEACHIMGf
I A NATION I
I IU avuiui
SEVERE
Vi
VlOtETBAY K?
Mo
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If "IITX. , A NATION-WIDE f
H II 1 INSTITUTION- '
J.IPenneyGo,
Brimmed
Your New Hat May Be
Either
This season you have a chance
to satisfy your preferences in the
matter of a hat any number of
becoming shapes, with or without '
9 brim, are approved.
Velvet makes a considerable bid for
favor velour, too, is a popular choice
and felt oontinues to be worn. Colors
arc somewhat bright with black, as usual,
appearing on many occasions.
A Fresh Assortment
Of Dainty Laced Trimmed
7
and trimmed with edgings and inserts of lace.
You will find the garments you need at an ap
pealing economy. .
Long Brassiere
For Average Figures
Our "Lady-Lyke" model with'
boninj across the front for
diaphragm supporthook-back
style sizes 32 to 46.
49c
The Grace of Fall Fabrics
Adapts Them To . Feminine Fashions
Select Toys Now
ROOF LEAK?
., " CALL ;
Trowbridge Lumber Yard
Our roofing export will call and give you suggestions and
estimates on costs. No obligations. Wo sell the famous
John-Manville Roofings s
ALSO CEDAR SHINGLES.,
CLAS8OTZD ADVZITISI50 OZTS KE2ULT3
.PAGE THREE
or Brimless
Rayon Underwear
The college misn will welcome this op
portunity to supply her underwear needs
for many months. Charming lingerie of
practical rayon appeals to everyone
for its smart serviceability.
Chemise, Bloomers
and Step-ins, 98c
Rayon Gowns $1.98
A score of lovely earments in oastel shades
Bandeau
For Slender, Figure
A dainty model of pink silk
stripe rayon that provides just
enough support for youthful
figures! It is very low-cut in
the back. Sizes 30 to 36. '
40c
Silks and satins have never been mora
alluring, more gracious than this year
soft and lovely, they will interpret new
fashions successfully.' ;
Charmeuse, $1.49
Washable Flat Crepe,
Crepe Satin, $2.49
Charmeuse is a favorite because
of its gleaming finish and inter
estingly low price washable flat
crepe is so practical crepe satin
is an exquisite medium for smart
frocks. The colors are modish. -