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MFll)rY)RD MATL TjjfTBITXE, MEDFORD, OREGON'. "MOXDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1928.
Eyes of Agriculture Turn to
Farm Bureau Meeting in Chicago;
FARMERS TOLD
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RELIEF ACTION
Farm Bureau Federation
' ,Head Says Hoover State
ment Most Heartening
Agricultural "Problem Be-
Innin - Ktfinn. A cf nrlnH '
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'. CIItCAUO, Uvv. 10. Tli
American Farm Iturcuu fidera
tlon was advised toduy by its
president, Ham II. Thompson, lo
uvtu- 4ii iiwj.nivu liny nM.iwu '" .
for farm relief and "whuU--ln'urt-!
idly meet j'resideiU-eleel lloovurj
on an open bala and consider on :
their merit s any proposals ad - J
vanecd by the Incominir adminls-i
tratlon to obtain equality fur unii!
culture."
.. In his annual uddr'-ss wlih-h ;
opened the federation's eonven- J
Hon today, Thompson asserted that
tho most licartonlnj? tiling thai
has hajipenud since llio oi'Kanlza
tlon Ktiutt-rt Its. battlo for farm
equality :fn tho statement of Air.
Hoover that the farm problem "is
tho most urgent economical prob
lem in otir nation today," and hi
IiromJyu of an exlra kohIcih of
coimreMii If tho preK(.ni ku.om i nrmci'H of (he nation crnlcr I heir atlniKon Indity on llio
u'rrlvcii tit no Holution. nnnnal ronvcnijoii of tin Ainrrloui 1'arin linmiti ffderallon and
At UiHt ttie aKiieuiiunii pron- Kiiniiiianroiis incrlliKCH of n riocn o'lM-r farm m ruili I Ipjis lu iht-
iviii oecouiu win uauoii h prou- rauo. uimnm iiiitieruorlh (iiip!-r left), jnfslih m of thi f, s.
Hm,' TliompHon Haid. liavu ( eltatiihrr of ((iiihiutiv. ulll ho niu n the sin-akoi-h. Sum II. Tiifiinp-
alwnyn contended, and we h':miii (npjier HkIH). prrshl; nt or Hit- rrdorniioii. mid itui pivsi
lontcnd that tho Aiiieilenn policy dent. A, It. Ilouaid (Imwr JrH), and (, K. Itntdhtto ( lower rlulu ) .
of protection Hhould he mudo Juxt . -. v :-r ls.z.. , -. :. --:.r--.
uh effective for nKi'lculturo an It
lniM been for Industry and labor j
and tliUH asmiro llio farmer mi
American price for tho product!
of niu toil.", A
i . rrosiwrily rnrsluilocl.
Outlining the farm hurean't,
primpefitlvii program of nervlco toj
nifriculturo fon the comiiiK year,.
U'hompHpU Jleelared that the era. I
tiotuic .rehabilitation which UiIh!
pi'OKtain promoled "foi eshnilowH a j
period- vof unprecetlenicd proH- j
H'Vlty.'V-;. ' .
liicltided In the furni hurcuul
inject h ho placed prominently tile
intention
T
SENT YESTERDAY ; TONIGHT, TUESDAYfl
' I IC h,
"VJ IllKn V'tln! TIm lnnB iimU-ti nml nntifli.-itc.l m'-s "" ltnon Sundiiy nlKlit.
, , . i h Kin tation.
ii
Thi'r nro evi'rnl thfiiKH to do )
In Iho ciiHo of n al'tist becnmlnt; 1 1
nnu'Mal. llut when "MUcit" I
iron vJh.'ik", uml Ills me.
hanicril aHslNtantH In u Itrondcu.it- !
iny Htatlon dechlu lo throw a fit, j I
tt'H honif) we't lionio for tho ta- !
The
I'irirln
. . i" ii i iiihiM. it was riKht In tlio lnidiit ot
flint ' r r- 1 r I' '"""""'K 'lllltl n KUli- "I wlnil ol j Ui v. Mill Itay'n raillo church Hcrv-'
to ' extend co-iiiienillvc1 in..,.,, ...linn n,,!,..,- i i... , :"" or two, and unid'.ially 'ci'.s last iiikiii, when the local I
nmrketliiL' throuuh the renderiiiK ,,,u ,.i .,r i.'... .1,..:. i ; IncreaHlnir with extra mihii-Ik at I'l iauleasllnc xlatlon ceased
i or ccruiln specific s rvteW to ex- an latlon pool was h il loMlmes until hy n o'clock UiIh morn-: ''"I'"'"1- Af,1"1' Biwndli.n cuiwid-
lntlnir oi'KiiiKMt'.luiiK ami develop-, N..w ..... ,.. ,.,,.. ,,v r, ,,..,,,,,; n t i,.i. fii..., 1. t""1' "'' enemy nttcmptiiiK ,
Jllctlt of. new on.'ii; plmhliiK to com-. ,..,,1 r,0,, ,,. ...,. It,, i rained llthtlc mid .!... UK- ll '.l,.v " clirflculty, Floyd
l)letlun ot fielcht rate hearluK' 1,1 i- ....., 11 r,-..i 11,.., 1,.,,,.. ,.,1,1, '. '". ine.lianlc. ilecldeil lo . let;
under Iho lloeh-Hinlth rcMoltdlon: ..',,..' ti,iu ,,'., in,. t 1 hnrt K,,un a,i ,.i iu f,.... lake Its coure, and wont 1 1
nxlenxlon of rarinrrx' l: -eiiuallza- .. ' ..' ,. . . . .... r , , home lo lied.
- 'i"1" " 1 'Mi Jiililv, J r 111 II lis !-, "'""I l"l lUillKlll unit I llI'MliI .
Mull I'umpalifil: development of pt.t;t,.( -tin, t there
will
niKiiwnyn ann iniann wnterwayn. 1 duriuK the 1 omalnini; diyn. The
na ft!HlHtanoo In finding new ,!,, lH 3tl ,.,., rill. Nu , llhl(1
uuin ion OBncumirai prouuciH. i. ,uauce when the rcUlrim nr
11 rush : Whllti It wa rallilln; in the val-
j Jtut this moruliiK. the tempera-l
'..In 1 I...1.H. in'ii -uuin mni niiiiiitiiiiiUO I1H '
lallliiL.- Ill the hluh ' . J . """
lliiillllliiln iliHtrlel. I - ... ...1... iiu. ,. cnoiinoi'II 10
ley durliitf (he
snow . wan
To farm nniinln thn riiiviilnli- ..ii i. '.i-i... ..,.. '!..i.. i .' '. . .,.,. "trlkc In K.vln pat hy. It Is hoped
- , r - -- .... .... i.i.- 1 iMiii.-.hiMiiK iiiillieiiin 1 1 1 1 K imii.' on it nuij;e HUH mis .1.... .. ,lirn....li.. ...Ill I .i i1
forenoon repurteil that aliout Nix
ui.-iil in niu Litiiu uureuii iuuhiiuii i,rout;llt Iho r.ruwer 37 cents.
niu mean a new Hianaaru 01 i v-' lit. L-i.i....i...r 1... r ....t..i., .. .... ..... .. 1 r..n....
Iiik.'- hti continued. "It will ineun ' .,(,.',! of ,',. i' over n. .....iri.. i,!ui, .,,- .. .., whl''" "aMle "'" f1"1' "". ! I
il happy und contented home on i ,.aved. The nrcniit sunoiv ,, - llio ttlHklymiM and thai n was still" '"' '"
niaJOilty of our fnrmH. i To Ihej hiivjm Is kmoiI, with the hens rat-; heavily snuwhiB when the staKe !
11 '"'...."... iiik iiinnei- tnail llle Inllis. ei iver. . jKlVI'Ilt. Del III... HI QT . I
mean n trcnie.idouH now and ex-1 The turkeys are parked In h:u-! With the rainfall of last nlh: ;veri.r K sn todav appolnt-ll
panillnB market for manufactured r,.H. A .,, .,.,. t, ,,, f ,. .,, ami up to & 11 lu. today, the total ed Daniel tl. JlastliiKs. now' Ju.Ikc 1 1
i , ...in. i .inn. hiUBilli: huh"'" ii .-inue m inner i. or the Ultllllclpnl court 111 Yvll-
flotnniewo; Hmih Inhor colllliotltlon. hi a Ore:il t'liilnniv." last niliuuutcd In 3.112 Inches, and ,l, ,.. 1 ..11...1 u...i u
lli by tonlh-ht. The only way In I
Hastings .Succeeds Duront.
liiid lower food and elothlnit costs
WHIIttin HutK-rwoMli of Wash
liiKlon, iiroHldeui of the chamber
ipf commerce of the United males,
Ulh tho delemtles thut the Anieri
f'un, huslnesH man sympathlii.es
with- the farmcr'u efforts to estab
lish his buBlticKK 011 n Hound and
iirofitnbl6 IiiihIb nnd Is ready und
iyll!lii to lielp hltu;
... . llouays ra.lllall. It Is thollHht, will l,,r succeed Coleiiinii Do fnnt.
i,ie.uler it, ushes for Christ- amount lo at least u half iii.-hiwlm reslKnol last week, bocausell
.....r.. ,,,, rninuM, :;(i" more. '..r in t,.,ni.
With tho preseneo of two well;
known forestry offleialH. tonluht''
meothiK of tho local American I,c-j
gion poHt in rxpm'ted tu bu onoj
of unusual IntercHt. A talk will I
be given by leornu fJrirrith of Urn,
offlcu of public rehttionH dlti let I
foreitt offlcu. I'ortland. tllUHiruii'd
by ptcttiro Hlides. A Kood attend-
ancq ia expected ut tho meetii)K
c ' To Survey Coliunhtn. (
T J"a'hiii(iton. icc. io. (D ;
jT'tw fwnato paHHi'd a hill today in.
jiui'ihorlau' n .nm-vey of the t'olum- I
fldd rlvr banln project.
yourmother
wants one of these
useful '
electrical gifts
TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS
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STATE
THEATRE
Any Seat 15c Anytime
' .Children under 12, 10o
8Howt Changs Dully
TONIGHT
"Call of tho Wildornosa"
Featuring "Sunrtow," the
. ' Wonder Dog
Alto Comedy
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7,
New Playhouse
FRANK'S
Comedians
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' Will Prtient
Thur. and Fri.
the Clever Comedy
"Oh, Doctor"
don't miss iti
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VArTI.K IRONS
I0 IP
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
W.7S I P
PERCXJLATORS AM) I R.N SETS
. $7.95 IP
ELECTRIC TARI.K STOVES
$8.00 I P
ELECTRIC IRONS
$3.95 I P
ELECTRIC HEATERS
$L95 I P
ELECTRIC COOKERS
$10.00
Jack Thompson be came. prnf-'
dent of lhi Kiwiiir r:ub at their
annual election held this noon ut
11. .1.1 Alcdfoid; H. il. lledrick.
vice preHidfiit: ulin AriiKpiKer, '
treasuier und I". N. C'uly, djiilrlcl !
i governor. UlrectorH f(jr the i'uku- 'I
. ynir wi-ie cho.sen an folIown:1
r. K. CJalt-H. Ii. O. Krobach, C
i S. liutlerfield, C. M. Speck, A. 1 1
I Klocker, K. 0. filial d und C' C. ! I
, Leinmon.
Today wuh the fifth anniversary
of the local Kluanln club Incep
tion. Ten of the charter inetuberH j
wi-re preHt-nt unci Kave remlniNcent '
talks 011 tho events which Mir-
rounded the Installation of the
KiwantH club licre. Aiiiodk theaell
were Iten Sheldon, who divides his !
tinio between Ios Anffeles and I
.tieufoi I, and li'appened to be hero
for the mcetliiK.
.Something unique In tlie way of
an entei'tulnment fenturo was fur
nished by tlii 'tumbling team" of j I
tho local hlKh school, who did a j
series of fancy daily dozens, to the
deliKht und admiration of the Kl
wanians. The team was composed i
of Gordon Turner, Allan Jteaton,
J. Wadded and Jeff Thomson.
Today's attendance prize, which;!
was fumi-shed by the I'i'ople's J I
i;icctiic wan won by hee Val3on
youiiKeMt member of the club.
Ul TIIKSKGII-TS I ROM VOI II KI.EinTtM: 1KI.KI!
A T APPKOXIMA I K IMtlUiS N IICItK
T H R
WARD'S "LAY AWAY" PLAN
Every one knows shopping early insures the best selection of
Christmas gifts. Storing them away at Jiome is often inconven
ient, so Ward's have this plan by which you make your selection
now, make a nominal deposit on the article and pay the balance
when it is delivered. We simply "lay away" the gift until you
are ready for it.
SHOP EARLY
Hand Blocked
Scarfs
49c to $2.98
Vivid colors flaunt their
lientity in figures nnd Htrlpet
on heavy crepo de chluc- trl
anuloH. They will add a Ray
touch to "Her" frocks anj
wraps. ..'
Silk Gowns
S3.98 toS4.98
nellKhtlul gilts to women of
nil r.nos. flower tones of
fine cropp do chine with tiny
tucks, dainty lacea, hemstitch
ing and rosebud trimming.
Linen Towels
43c
To fill tho "Hope Chest."
Ivory whlto with cxnulslto
colored hand embroidery.
Oucst sizes.
Stationery
20ctoS1.99
Most acceptable ot sifts.
ways appropriate Club
and soctnl correspondence
Blues. Many with beautifully
lined envelopes. All boxed.
al-
note
Sturdy Luggage
S1.98 to S27.50
Strongly reinforced fine loath
er ptndstono bugs for men;
now wardrobe hot boxes for
women: week end bogs, suit-
cuses everything In luggage
tho superior ghi.
Silk Stockings'
49c to $1.85
Dear to every feminine heart!
Sheer chiffon, serviceable
chiffon ant) heavier silks
In pure silk or rayon mix
tures. Vory newest shades.
All sizes. j
Lingerie
69c to $2.98
Cunning p.nitlo sots, chem
ises, bloomers, stop-ins and
vests. Kllk Jersey, crepe do
chine and rayon in all tiio
pastel tints. Smartly tailor
ed or daintily trimmed.
Dinner Cloths
and Napkins '
$3.75 to $9.98 .
Pure Irish linen gleamlut
snowy damask patterned
with roses, chrysanthemums
or apple blossoms. Ilcmuiod
nnd finished. Various sized
' BCtS.
Handkerchiefs
5c to 45c
Always important Items on
the gift list lor everyone.
Pure linen and sheer lawns
In :;ny hues and wjiito. Va
rieties of attractive) touches.
Warm Blankets
98c to $10.95
Fluffy, wurm blankets or soft
China cotton In plaids and
solid colors. Ideal Winter
gifts. Ktir Uaby. too, precious
bunny print blankets in pink
and blue.
Wool Sweaters
$2.19 to $2.98
"Her" wardrobe will bo
smartly completo with a gift,
of a rayon and wool pull-over
or coat model sweater. Stun
ning colors.
SHOP EARLY
Men's Sweaters .
$3.98 to $4.69
All wool so smartly sultablu
for homo or offlco . wear.
Warm anil vory serviceable.
Drown heather or oxlord
grey. All sizes. .: ;"
Toilet Articles
89c to $6.98
' Ixiveliest or gift's Coty's flno
perfumes, powdnrs and titles;
in Hots or sepnrato boxes. All
odours. ,
Iloaiillful fancy while melal
compacts, too, have a place
on the gift list. 98c to $2.93.
Brushed Wool Set
$4.98
They aro cunning these soft,
warm brushed wool sets for
Ilaby I pieces, cap, sweater,
leggings, niltlons of dainty
pink and blue with paisley
stripes.
Men's Fancy Hose
25c to 75c pair
Socks are a gift of real
pleasure to tho men. Your
choico of fiuo rayon, pure
silk and wool. Smartest col
legiate patterns or conserva
tive solid colors. All sizes.
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Men's Gloves
$1.75 to $2.98 A
.Men will like these un
titled rich dark hruwn
capcskln glovcB for
dross wear or bus
iness. Other
gloves of leather,
some lined.
M rJ
Children's Coats
$3.98 to $12.98
The very smartest In double
bieastcd stylo like tho
"grown ups." Snug little button-up
collar. Sizes t to i.
Infants'
39c to
Precious w e a
Bbles lor Uaby-
In shoorest mate
rinls with wee
tucks ami embrol
dered bits. Caps,
bootees, dresses
sacques, blhs.
of cours i, toys.
S2.98 lUHl I
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ELECTRIC KRILIJ
$8.00 I P
ELECTRICCLEtNERS
$39.50 I P
ELECTRIC R NOE3
$70 IP
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
$200 LP
ELECTRIC Wi HERS
$89.50 I P
eu:ctriciron:rs
$119.00 VP
MONTGOMERY WARD 6 CO.
GAF.IFORNIA OREGON
POWER
C 0 M 1 A iN Y
Phone 286
117 South Central
Store Hours 8:00 to 6:00
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