Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 12, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIocal and -'Personal With all the Biorrn and other places of biiHinetH today nnd tho peoj their time, to celebration uf ArmiM ttce dny. the usual run of local news wan quite ticarue. The pont oCfice had only one carrier nYllv irv and that one ttilH mmnintf. but tno poMouice tti.ui.m rr im.inMy until 11 a. m. The threnieninp weather of this morn-: Inir : nnd forenoon KOinewhai de- crened attendance of rural folk to witness-the Armistice day par;ide. roncernliiK yoxiv oynn pnnmi.t lr. ' 1). A. Chambei-H, ipmmnlrist. HIT M-dford iild. Kor appoint men t. 1'hone 1 K8, (JIoswh fltteil and fur- nlshe.l. John If. Carkln. lly ntlorney, who had liPfn-lo I'ortland for Ihiv past Tew ilays, clrovo la-k to Mitl foril last nlitht. JIo Man accom panied home by Kloyd Cook, nee.: retary of the state Itepuhllran com- mittee who had been In that city diirinir' the rnnmnlun. ' ouiwif. mi mini'"'. Your nlano will lie nrcepled at. full value In exchange on a radio nrus. Biaiies ami omr.ency in prnc-; Imnres- "' whli " "1P conspiracy set nt the Palmer Music House. . Heal drill were the basis of promo- , " ' " to!,t aml ,nD"t )m"" B" .. harKes against the evailBelist came W Hons lo the advanced military slu- lvp f "h "inn Pver held he. ef 1 to lie ilroppeil. Ralph llaili-y, wlio Is one of the. dents, nnd Include those of IMch-' Veterans or three wars, and j Al laches v.f the county grand Medford students attending Ihe ard dray of Cold Hill to cadet their auxiliary forces, marched Die . Jury said last night tlift the one Oregon State college, was ,ast week 1 captain in the infantry unit, nnd length of .Main street, from Wash- , time Angelus temple radio man nledged to the lietu Alpha i'sl, linn- Arto Swingle of Ashland to cadet Ington school to lllverslde before probably would be called tomor- ornry fraternity in accounting. : " 1 . . : KXlrn BOOH hpiizenoerg upilics. fiOc ner box at I'innncle Packing : l'o If I Many Medford and valley poo- i nle grenllv enjoyed the Armistice dav -idclresHes on their railio sets. of President Coolldge and Cenernl Perching hroadenst from Wash- I Incton I C. early last evening. I Poemn Pt to muKic. Mimterernrt : KonR PulillKUPrn. Sentlle. yijl i Ainonpr recent aitpllcaUoiiH for rmltH filed with the Htnte lvftler Di1 eimlnenr'H office at Htiem Ih one for permit to npin-oprlate 0.25 see. I nnd feet from Red Hlank. t creek , for Irrlg.nion of 2.1 acres In. this i i.eiinte. Kiddies' dresses or character: i Rnniipy styles In wool Jersey nnd . wash prints; sizes 1 to 0 years: rea- ( Bonahly priced. Handicraft Sliop. ! 237 j The local hotel patronage of yes-1 tordoy and today was very light becoii'e of Armistice day lining ob-1 ' served todny. 1 1 Kiddles' dressnn nf character! I . . snappy styles in wnoi jersey :inn i .... ., ,...,,.. ,,, .. j.,,, an(1 j,ylllan ,ssl,.,.Hi ni UlI. ' wnali prints; sizes 1 to 0 years: ren- holiday giving must begin In earn-! Iim. scouts, were among, the fin 1 Ronably priced. Handicraft Hhop. p,,t M"1"" " "'""'I""" i lernal organizations which parth i . ... 2K ! enrly Urom our eomplele slock of I ,,..,,,,,,...,. ,,,.,,,.,, .,.,..,. , Wllllnm Sutherland, traveling neenl fnr tllii Holllhern Pacific, Is spending the week end In Portland with . his family, having left for I that city Saturday night.. j Conl by tho sack or ton. Tel. C a 1 . Medford Vuel Co. tf Mrs. M. O. Mordnff Is Improving I. nicely from a serious major opera tion to which she submitted n few ' days ago In Portland. Her friends will he hnlmy to learn she Is re covering. Mr. Mordoff Is with, his wife. Klnmnth Kails News. Kxtrn. good Baldwin apples, fine per box. l'lnnnclo rucking Co. tf Tne Orego.ii'i orftcinlM'V nnd tTiri'hC((V TiHsOcliitlotr' w ill' hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday, this week in Portland Ynur nlano will bo nrcepled nt full-valuo In exchange on n railio! set at tho Palmer Music House. !3s Phillips Heck of Porlland. rep nsentatlve of tho 1'. H. Klilellty and Guaranty company, who spent several days Inst week In Medford. left lust night for Han Kranelscn to ho gone for n few days. That good coat low In ash. Han sen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf A tentative scheduled football"-, .. l between the I'nlversllv of Ki" """' "" . ........... Oregon frnsh nnd tho Hnutnorn Oregon Normal school, set for to- day In JCugono, wan called nff several days .ago. nest Utnh lump cnnl. Tel. 0,11. Medford Fuel Co. If There's No Foolin' about i t. Fluhrer's new Long Loaf is tak ing on popularity in true Lindbergh stylo. Have you tried this new type bread? Call your, grocer today. " t thi Kaleijv hKU hi'hooh huvt t'iilPil in favor of uMTVieil dii lie iiiK In the hijrh hIuh kviiiiiuhIumi. The V4io was taken unly an n ex predion of the ndUuile of the iu ilent body toward the question, which wli) he prexented U the nehool hoard for determination. Ity i vuto pf Ml to 163, KtuUont ringed all day '-- " " ..11 ' PleailnK nnd button making, llan V t 1 ,' 'dlcroft Whop. J'ltono 702. l)3lf Hemstitching, hose mending, Hot, clean coal. Tel. C3l. Med ford Kuel Co. tf l Hoover attended the norm? nhou' in I'ortland hint week, where u r. h i. ... - known bii bous b ueL'rasa. He Imo had a number of splendid pictureH of the cran nnd the proc-eHse ofj p)iintiu nnd hnrvpxtine It on din-; play at the Imperial hotel. tlood Ibiblwin apple for Hole nt PJttnm.-ln I'ackiiifc Co. tf : W'e double fork 'itir coal no dum. Hansen Cnl Co. I'houe L'lt'.i if Mr. and Mrs. J- l'- 1'anlels lefl last ntKhl for Kan Francisco toi spend tho holiday with friend. J Coal by the sack or ton. Tel. Ml. Medford Fuel Co. tf The appointments of officers in he reserve officers' tralninn .corps , "' "'" Htnie coIIckc. have Just unnunre. iMim-o uil at r.-,of colonel In the field artillery. I'hh. I lfn.nl.it Ifl.nm. " senger bus load for the football g - amc, Tno p,Mi0, nll J!0,fnrd. 1'hnno Summit Ranch. Ashland.) jni-l "ot, clean coal. Tel. C31. 'Med-! for.! Fuel Co. ,r. ; hoi ney wns .cm oei ry is sinrno-i !".' " Part of this week In Port-;"' " '"""'"b ' "" court sosHlon IIoko mpndintf, runnei-H removed ; nn1 M"nK woiiced hack. Ilandl-1 craft Hhop, Alike I fa nicy spent u few days In Portland last week unending. c norse snow ami visuing rrieniis ,n ' ny. v """"ay giving musi ockiii mi u- . Make your seleellons enrly from our complete stock of a m p e d novelties. Handicraft Shop. tf Mr. and Mi'H. John llolmer and Mrs. Holmer's father, ,1. Hodge of Klnmnlh Kails, intended the horse show In Portland, returning 1)1 Medford last night. Tin. ...ni.l. h .1 ,.ti.. ! stamped novel! les Jlnndlcrnft Hhop. tt' ! Mr. and Mrs. (leorge lOvans "f ) ,., iieiiini. "iidren. interpreting the ucimi punts, MnmaHi Mills for several days' n,ing In miniature chairs In the with friends. j ,l(.k j.,,,.,,, flood Ilnldwin apples for salo ati Junior Corps Pinnacle Packing Co. tf! ThP ,ys. jun,. ,rum corps ..uvsis irom n uisiuncc register- ed at Medford holds Include Mr and Mrs. M. I.. Irvine nf Vancouver, II. C. - Highest grade Vtah coal, nny size, anywhere, nny ur.inum. Tlan- sen Coal Co. Phone 2 H . tf IC. K. Kubll of Portland arrived ! costume effects pad carrying ban- j In the city yesterday nnd departed j nem, f- - '. ' ' ;' ' . , ' this wonting for nn Inspection visit; Among these groups were the to his mine near field Hill, 'high school, St. Mary's Aeadcmv, t Oregon I' lI C Relief Association nf I mciimnviiin, tire. f. i tinrr, Agl 1,9 ''nst Main St. Tel. 0S2. ISHtf I Three hundredths of an Inch ! more ruin fell during the 24-houri period ending at li o'clock tlli i iuuiiiiiik; "gill spilllKICS 1C III 1 limes today, and occasional rains are predicted for lonlglu nnd Tues day, and also it mnderute tempera ture. Wood all kinds oak, la'urel fir nnd dry slabs, Medford J.'uel ' I nnmas liealiy Co.. rem estate. .. . '"'" m"n loans on nny- t value. Palm Illock. corner,S Main nnd Krnnt, tipstnlrs. tfin Included nmong-the Oregonlans ''"' organization. y reclsinred ni Medfni-.i bi..iu hn! Tho tormal observance of the arrived yesterday, are Mrs. Ulanche Iico and Miss l.llllau C.nnoway of linker, Flovil Riches nnd family and Mrs. v. R. Honuton of sn'- lem. Mr. ami Mrs. .1. ,l, McCrnrk en, Mr. and Mrs. K. X. McAllister, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Rose and K. Leslie of lOugene, A. I.. Hawn of Roseburg, Roy Lamb of Cor vallis. R. .M. Chandler nf Ijike- vlew. and the following from Port-! land; Mr. and Mrs. S. Rink, R.i W. Price. 10. s. Walton. I,. I). Itrldges, I). W. llellman, K, K. : Kuhll nnd A. K. Hall. (let those fenders nnd nuln lindlesj strnightened ut Prill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Serv Ice Station. Phone AID. L'3(i : Hose mending, runners removed. and snags wnrked back. Ilandl- ernfl shop. Sllllf A few minutes after It. W. Price, ; general manager of the Crater , Ijike National Park company, ar rived from Portland nt the Hotel Medford yesterday, hi' received n ! long distance phone cull, which evidently culled him back, for he j , Immediately departed for the north. I ItcttWtllehln.t ttnuA . A n ,1 I .. . I I " " " " ' " Ki ( . plenllng anil bulton making. Han-' .dlerafl Shop. Phnno "112. I!l3lf; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. U. (larcelon i vnre among ihe Klamulli ."nll vls Itors spi'itnlng Armistice day In t Metlfitrd, whn arrived yesterday, j j H'st I'lah lump conl. Tel. 1131. , Medford V'nel Co, tf Oooil clean Jonnlhnn nnnles. Kn innd 7Se n box. Woods Lumber cn . tii i:, Percy M. othus, .1. C. Howies. .1. i I. I. vans of Senltle nre hnlel Ktiesm here. They arrived Sunday. Wood nil kinds oak. laurel, fir and dry slabs. Medford Tool Co. Tel. 081. tf Police news was very scarce yes terday and loday not wen an e ehlent report of any kind being filed nor any arrests being made, nor nny then reported. 'Not even u phone call had been received nt the police station today up to 11:30 n. nt., nccnrdllig lo Chief of Police MeCredle. Wood all kinds nnk. Inurel. fir and (try sin lis. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. AS 1 . tf Lei me wrlto your flr Insurance. Carl V Tengwiild, Hotel Holland. Phono jjj, ( LARGE PARADE E i Tt, , nn,-.:-,A:n niii imuy uiydiiuduuiib rauioi- 1 pate in March Cowgill Marshal of Day Elks; Band Plays for Veterans: Three 'Wars. . j Willi aliproxlmately 2 'Ml II men, I women and cliililren particlpatitiK, representing 30 different orpanlza- lions, iiotlvitieH and schools, th Armlslice Day parade, which pass- ; cd In formation thru the streets ; .Mrirnr thin niorninc. wan mM tne large number of spectators, not ; ,. II few of whiiii were tnnveil ml.. -- " ' , 'ears by the flood of memories mese groups evoked. Ralph I'. Cowgill, who acted as " i..w ...... I on horseback. 11 on norsenacli. lie was followed I , e oanu n unno. , m , ' " i marches. Company A of the 'V ri'11 w,ir' wno nirehed, and mIx j " " " 1 ' IN 0BSERVANCE:AGA1N LOOMS SOLONS' DUTY SUIf'l" i,11':'."""'""1,',;'1 JJ' ,h;! wn",H Relief Corps. Tho 1). A, It came ,""'"; .J!" y,",", ''VV.V..i- ' " )( - A large number of Redmen and members of the Pocahontas lodge followed In uniform and added color lo tho linu-up. The Miiklcs In their brilliant eos lunies came next and Ihen the Red Cross float, which carried a lahleux of the Mississippi flood re j lief. Tlic .Ministerial association I followed In cars. ' Sinn Tho Kins, the K'nlghts of Pythias vshgtn Pytlilah Home float. carried a moilel of tills charlln lile I insiltulinn. and u group of chll- I made a splendid showing in unl- lorm nnd played some snappy tunes that elicited applause from,! the crowds along the streets. They'i were followed by tlievarlous stu- i dent bodies from Ihe schools uf Medford. each wearing different W ashlnglnn school, .1 irki o n scnooi. l.lnentn school. Roosevelt school. The high school bund ap- ! poured then In striking red and "lack uniforms, anil were led In I some splendid marching selections j "J iini'ii tuu. About IKltl American Legion men held up. the rear of the parade, led liy the drum corps in their blue and red imtl'iirms mid i.'ohi In lit,,. by Karl Davis, chairman of the ' I't'latle committee. " " ' "' ... n.e e... uiciiioiiik il, I I.1..1.1.. .!., .i ... '-".' ' . "'" '" ' SPlrlt "f Meka " '""eking motor bus, used by the ttl,,,r 1'nruile Included the venison feed lor nil , ix-rvlce men, i 1 n ul"ur 'lie Plces ot tlto Ani'rlran l.oglon post, nt tho Elks' cluh hotisu litis lioim, tho ntinuii! Medford' hlgl-.-Ashliind h!:th loot hall gumo this aflernnon, anil tho Armltjtlco tiny hull of the Ameri can Legion tonight m tin Oriental Ciiirdens. ' A Kmr story CON.VKLLSVILLK. ''n. 11') r0K was so dense here, one night thnt Samuel Clark, lcuvlng his house, could not find his way buck. When the fog lifted, there were five automobiles in his ynrd Tho OiivoiM Imtl lipcnmo lost imd hllfl WlMUtCltMl tlUn tho pitMUtMOH. ; 4 '.lr" WiliitN Huiiir TAMPA, Kill. Dops anyhody want a ntrc alligator nanio.l Ali-x? Tho huuinno Hnrloly h-'ro rosoueil. him f ruin tho front of nn nutomn hili' tn whirh ho wain ttod hy n Mtrlntf. I t u la r ro nt tn irn I on 1 1 on nf lioamos ('hiiptor, o, K. S., Wnlnosilny, Nov. 1 r. snoini niKht. nr. 4 Scut I Mi ltlu St a tod ittooitni; iSisktymi I.oduR nf Porfrotlnn. T:30 p. m., N'nV, K'th. 1 K. Wlf.l.fAMH, Poo. 3 4 irfift 17L TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOR KKXT Furnished rooms. I'm 1 111 So II, illy ILK UTTER CE CREAM PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED PACKED" THE SANITARY WAY ! Phone K. G. ORMISTON E ni: u.i. ti & nauiu n an s name aya n 3 Heard in Investigation May.Be Called to Testify Tomorrow Other An- gelus Officers Mentioned. I.OS AXflKI.KS, Nov. 12. lI'l As In the d?iys- when the missing radio man was accused of having been Almee Memnle i c lhannn'u ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,, by-tlie-Kea, the name of Kenneth ! fl. Ormlston today nKaln loomed .... . . " "1 tne investiuailon or th . ns a witness In the resumption ' .u.. o.... '" "'"'" mnm imuirr lie fleers of the huge religious, orgnni- zatlnn as well as some of the pies- ,.nt executives, may be called In Ine grand jury s invesiigailon or transactions In the defense of the M,.p,1(.,.on case, said to have to- lay-d more man 511 eon. IJflPII- m,?ls n,i:,tig expenilil'ures of 111,11 J,innuni w,',p mju,Q "vuuuine to the fcrarwl Jury by newspapermen ; to .u,n tn,.y jlIU )tiJi,n BVnn ty the evannelisl's mttther, Mr. Alin nle Kenedy, formerly business man ager nf (he templ,e. and tro-defend- unt ,r "'''--"'"''" .".'' Ilcy case. In Ihe days when the cases of .Mrs. Mcl'herson and her mother fee principle was out of conidera were going through n seiisatlnnli) tion. He added that he had urged preliminary hearing In municipal ' President Coolidge to increase the court, Ormlslon, said lo have been with Mrs. Mcpherson nt n time when she claimed in have been held by kidnapers, was missing. The two women were held for trial on thn. charges, hut later, they w-ore dismissed for lack of evidence by I District Attorney Asn Keyes. The j recent Indictment of yie prosecu- tor "and seven others on bribery charges ill conneclion wUh alleged; "fixing" of charges in Ihe Julian, I'ctroleum cornorntlon nffair start cd the grand Jury on Its Invesliga """ nf '"" famous Mcpherson case. Ormlston, who returned to l.ns' Angeles some lime after th evan gelists' hearing.- now is in the ra ilio liuslness here. in the place of that stirring pur suit of Ormlston that marked the .McPherson case of earlier days. officers Unlay hunted a mysterloiiK trunk, believed by the uuthorilies l" contain evidence of Importance In the present Imiulry. Keyes anil attorneys for the other seven Indicted yesterday announced j that plink of not guilty jwtilif.hi; ! enlered tomorrow, when they come: up for arraignment. : i I -- - - - ! I k.tl ' ...m. g'MH . ' ! ' . . . I: 1! ! 1 jr.'AIX NEW, .--ygOKW. : . OneDayOnly . ., Ill- -t 1' 'J'L r (awRRr.'iftM' ."-'. $ y 1UUUJ wj""-'l,lsX 1:30, 3:30, 7 and 9 nil (MmMM f 9 also rr JJH-A rp VrO I ' Admission j . - A j I L t ,1dr.nMr"dU,U 15 N0TE- l il V 1 Ch"dre Evns TdulH 10 Th ex-rvice men .re In- 111 i Chll,rt'L. S vited t0 end the matinee to- j i j s- iy our guet. I J FARM RELIEF MIRY SAYS! n o-nni. tii d.a! uicyun oeiictiui ieiu ricbi-; ent Agrarian Situation, ach and intestines. It lBthe first I thing youf doctor looks at It tells ShOUld Be Early Problem a elnce the condition of your j digestive system and physicians fnr Pnnnrpcc Qpnatnp say l',a' 90'A of all sickness starts ior .oongress benaior , with stomach an(1 boweJ trouble RpPft Ootimi!tiP fin Rplipf A coated tongue is a danger sig- neeu upumibuc on neuei.nal of th0Ee dige,tiVe disorders ' which lead to so many kinds of wahiiinotox, Nov. 12 iPi j ATter conferring with President Coolldge today on farm legislation and .Muscle Shoals. Senator Mc- N'"rJ' "r Oroiron said that he ,h"UBht '.' "a8 ,"th? u"tv" "f ro"- ltckm tn ileal with the nei-fi i-Iii m uil. uation nt the earliest possible time Until the president and the ! president-elect. McN'ary sail liil, were : agreed that the farm tiuestion re iiuired immeiliute attention, and he, therefore, would exert himself to the utmost to have farm .legis lation approved by the short ses- . . ' '.. .th, oi i.oiimss Ulinoiu nwalting the special session which Herbert Hoover said ho would call, if nee- ,,.... . ,,,,,...,,. .. ,' ,,, , I',"""., ""m"""PlS "f'01 'n"ut- Senator McXary Haid that his chief duty ut present concerning Hhoals. was to determine ' the exact Htatus of the bill which wan approved In the closinpr ilays nf the- Inst session nnd to which the t hief executive failed to mIkii. senator tleed. Republican. Penn sylvania, who also called at the White House, said he1 believed It should be possible to enact fai'm legislation at the forthcoming ses sion of congress. Reed declared the canalization tariff on plate glass the full fifly per cent allowed under the flexible provisions of the tariff not,. TURKEYS WANTED We will require twenty-fivs thousand turkeys for tho' holidays. Also chickens, ducks and gee3e. Reliable market information and quotations furnished on request. Also packing boxes and coops. Place your order early. Oakland Poultry & Egg Co. ' Bonded and Licenssd Oakland, California 382 Second St. Phone Lakeside 4670 ' I'uuImHk Ancient I XT Kit I.AK K.. Svitzerland iJPl i uyv1h-II . daliliK lU-k to the ev enteenih century, handed down ; from generation to Kntrution in the farmer' family, may be found on Aome of the stock in thin ooun try. Stomach Disorders First Revealed by Coated Tongue -your toneue is nothing more ouV lonue nuininff morn j serious illness. It tells why .the least exertion tires you out: why yu have pains in the bowels, gas, , sour st?mh. dizzy spells. .oaung on ine tongue is a sign that you need Tanlac the medi- cine which has helped thousands ' who were physical wrecks irom stomach and bowel troubles who had "tried everything" in vain and uf :,, m, xmiiau contains no mineral drugs: it is made of barks, herbs and roots. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Your money back if it doesn't help you. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTILESUSED These Drug Stores Are Open Nights : This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Strang's Drug Store II i. 10 PRESIDENT-ELECT' I ma A.VA1IA. Nov. 12 trP Pana bn Hent Preiilein-elecl Hotiv- a MWlal Invltuttun to Incluil.- rvnilblie in Ills ijitiji-Anu-rlrnn Adrienne Steward's MEDF6RD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Anniversary Sale Winter One-Fourth Off !.'.-- mA MM. ' L i f m m wn m- m rx t 7 . . irr -warn i ; y wMMPwf) ft- An exquisite array of new -.Winter Coats, with' black. In-own, Wne and fall l;af in-cdoininatinj.;. One-Fourth Off Millinery An assortment of lovely hat's. Values up to lo.OO. On sale at $8.95 DRESSES In silk crepes, headed satins, transparent vel vets, satins, headed series, and georgettes. S39.50 Dresses S25.00 S22.50 Dresses S16.95 Hosiery Brilliant heel hosierv, $1.95 value $1.39 3 pair $4.15 Thursday at nine o'clock the big Disposal Sale of Shields Stock will openJ Ten thousand dollars' worth of new Coats and Dresses are on the way by fast express. These will be included at real 3ale prices. Take our advice and wait. Look for the Big Ad in Wednesday's Paper itlner.'ii r. Th' '. message, pent hvj ' I'rertilelit Are.semenii Id '.Mr. Htinv- er huid: s:H urn reuiie.nliii; you tti tneluile hue or I'unamu in me urn. uur tri . lu SpuliUh Anew tea; as the f'aliuinan Kuverum'-lit anil peoiile Kill lie cK-lnrhi'l loiiain ou In their victory during uhauv-r lim you fan riaam. ShImii l'ow !.- airport kIics iwn inapffini t n. , Coats 4 A Big Discount On all merchandise'' in our store. Morning the