Medford mail tribune., February 28, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

MEDFORP MATL TKinUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, U929
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not only to the newspaper but to
tht. nilvertlser an well.
G. O. P. WOMEN LEADERS CLASH
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The .RoosewU Pat-enl-Teachem'
Association will hold It minimi
"Daddies nipht" entertainment ut
the Hchoot Friday. March lat. at
7-30 o'clock. A very interoHtiim
program has been arruiiKoci and
a forgo, crowd Is anticipated.
Tho proKi'iim will be an follows;
... Piano solo Klaine Lrophy.
Vocal-sol J .1. A. .McIJouuumU,
-. Ttccltntion Marjotiu J'hlppH.
1lJHl fll CllHUIllhlC Mw. 1. O.
Crawford,-' Dora and J'cuy Craw
ford. -
Iit-ariim' Ml- Rua Van.Meler.
Dance minuet Mary and ri.ua
lcth Powell.
Vocal solo Miss Allen.
Address K. If. IJediick.
Hostesses for the evening will
liu: Mrs. .lack Moran, Mrh. V. P.
ltrophy, Mrs.' C. C Darby, Mrs.
Ktha Wall, Mrs. V. XV. 1. Holt,
Mrs. U C, Stewart and Mix Wra.
hhephard.
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Mrc. LoUtn Holmr.n O'Neill, upper left, Illinois legislator who charged
Mrs. RuUi H.inna McCormlck, right, eongreaewoman.at. laroe, waa
"playing politico with Illinois women's vote." Mrs. Bertha Baur, lower
t-f t. was elected to the republican national committee, defeating Mrs
VNcill. whom Mrs. McCormleU opposed.
nROWNHIIOItO, (lie, Kelp. L'H.
(fepeclnl.) The i-i-vlvul niir'(lnKS
which aru IjcIiik Ih-IU ciu-h i.'Vi'iifnu
tit the Hchoolhoii!'. hy Itov. D. t.
Jtiuulitll nml Iiwi-eni-e CnllinK are
well attended tind nil lire itim-Miiim;
Kl'eut fiplrllunl ht-lp. An all day,
meeting w held last Sunduy,
with a picnic lunch and wan oiijny
.ed by over alxty iicuple. A num
ber of vlMltors were ircsent at III Ik
meeting, IjoUi frntn fi-uiral I'idiit
and Antiuch. 'I'he tncclliiKs will
continue each evening thru this
week and another all day ncrvlce
next Kunday, which will clime the
HerlcH. Kveryhmy Ik Invited to
eoiiio and help keep pp the atten
dance.. . '1 ho Purent-'rVncherM iiMKiicluiInn
will postpone Uh ruKiilar iiicimIiik,
which wiih to have liecn held on
iMareh ImI to .Kililay evening,
.Maruli .,, , ,
. Mi-h, Elmer LyniH who U ipilU'
III wim taken .to the huKpllal In
.Mcdford laid M'ucKduy.
Mia. . Ada Kast of HaniK Valley
Ik hi i Bue'Ht at' the Innne nf Men.
;iyll OulberiKon.
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WAS1IINOTO.V, Feb. ZK lf)
1'uvorulile consideration of tlto bill
to create . an Indian employment
Hcrvjce as a step toward autilmtla
tion or the red man In the indus
trial life of the nation was recom
mended today by Secretary Went.,
The rapid development of the
went, the secretary tmid lu a "com
munication to the chulrmen of the
Hcnate and house Indian affairs
committees, liaH created a tlemnnd
Tor the , vices of , the Indian
which presents a favorable oppor
tunity for employment.
"The situation-today is favorable
to make immediate progress toward
n solution of the pioliiVm by cstal)
HsIiIiik the Indian us a wago earner,
KafnliiK a competence for himself,"
he added. "When un Indian reuoltes
this staKe lie need no lunger he a
ward of the government. -JIu and
Ills children take their places as
normal members of t ho body po
litic. So far as he Is con
cerned the Indian problem has been
solved." -.
Secretary West said It wub his
belief that "the decades of super
vision which the government bits
exercised over the Indians bus -developed
thcin to the point where
they are prepared for a steadily
Increasing participation In the In
dustrial life of. the. mtion." . ..
A few packets of
seed, spaded soil,
a rake and some
string your
planting's done.
HOW EASILY
Sunhine and
moisture bring
up the sprouts
and the great'
miracle is on.
THE TAILOR
Announces a Distinctive
Line of Moderately Priced
Tailored-to-Measure
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
All summer
ihey grow
anil bloom
radiating
color and
Ira "ranee
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ARE GROWN FRO
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MM FOURTH PLACE J
IN SPITE HANDICAPS
High growers, ,
dwarfs, climbers,
reds, yellows,
blues all shades.
Everything you
could want in
annual flowers.
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LUCKY BALDWIN'S
DAUGHTER DEAD
l'N!Vi;USITY d.' O It 15 (J O N, ,
Feb.- L'S.' (Spfi-hil.) Work will
j.Uart on Hit Urst unit of (ho Cnmi'
I hell Meinorliil I'iiu ArtH huiltllUK '
on tin--I'nlverwily of Oregon cam-'
i pus it-s soon jis 'Kuk'1i( rainf iir.-;
j una, ncconlluK to Hurl Hi-own
I Mn licr, vice-prcHiilenl nf tw unl-i
j versity. Inim'dlui' conntruci Inn ,
1 will he insured through ?S0,()Imi'
j which a , local man ha Miiaran- f
teed to lend without IntereMt, and;
J through the fit ikIh gathered (rum j
thit Ktihscripliott ( a in iialjn whh h
I h;t a Imh-ii cjirrl d on t hritiijlitutt j
'the. Btato. (Mm hnndft-d and Iwcn-,
j ty-flvo tlutusand dullai-H 1uih heen ,
1 ph'dt;i-tl hy 30 laiirciic hulneii. men ;
,1 In 'iinK'i' to put the drivtf upon 'a !
; : sound IiuhN. I
.Mrn. Murray Wailing dormr ufi
MIW- orlcnlal art e-hlhlt which iw (o
(he placed In I he sti'iu-iure, has
j promised to pay fur Ihc hoitshiK
i of. the cxhlhii.s ln-rwll'.
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LOB AXtiKLKH. Vli. L'S'-M).'
Clura Jtaldwln Stiji Uer. ehh-st
dnughtcr uf jhc late K. J. "tieky"
Italdwln, tllctl in a Hiioititrlum nv.ir
lirro Wodnemlay. Slw wan stt
ycurn old and she had Im-i-ji cilH
cully ill for tt vcral wcekx.
OTTAWA. Kch.
whipping post aw n penalty lor
truffle In nun-oil. h . In tavon-d hy ; tiiemlnM-H
u cominltieo of the dominion house jaliiii to th
.VI.KIiMO. Italy. Kfh. H$.-.uV
(,p( 'lu Netitruccs of from nin tt live jniiM'
liiiprlsitntueitl wen- pns.-d un IM
f the "liiM-clla Kanu,"
Mafia, hy the local Hi-
of commons.
honal tnday. Htxii't-n were ac-1
:oulttcd, hut four ill". In .l.ill nwait-l
.Tuck Yancey Ih asHislaul patdor i int- trial
the Central Metliodhil clmrcli or t j
Tichor, Mu., at tlto iiku of II. j KLAMATH KAl.hS. I'lellmin-'
t ary tdcpH taken for liirtlallluf: new j
Kulo Mnu Knltof, 15 ycai-old club ' M,un- f, teni In this town. 1
fihi or Corititli. MIhh., raised Iih - . 1
pouudn of lint colloii on an aero nf ; Cl.KXDAt.K. construction ofl
land, whminK the Htnle chnniplon- ' $;':.(!. aau mill for c.lemlale l,uinli r
Hlllp. fMinp-tev t'.t n.-iuiO'! 1-nniph t toil
OHKCON HTATK COLLKO
Corvallltj, i'ch. . (Kiicclnl.)
f liven little chance of breaking
into the win column of Iho huskct
hall season, the Oregon Htate uuln
tot cuine through fat hotter than
was expected wllh a record of four
wins and six defcalH. The Orange
men had a ncy coach ; they had
to learn a new system of play; they
had an inexperienced learn, hut.
with all these huntUcnpH they man
ai;el to win fourth place In the
northern conference rallnKH. fin
ishing above Oiokoii and Montana.
Only four h-iterinen l-'rank
1'utteiMon, Krank Wascln-i-, Oramel
Hhreeve anil l.'arl Aawe will he
lotit to the Orange squad next year.
Ked iiallard and Haldi Callahan,
forwards; I Jink Orayson and l-lu
Kene o'liryaii, KUards: and Cotton
W'hlllock and .laineH Torsnn, cen
lers will form the nucleus ' of
Coach dill's 11130 hoop team. Hal
lard, Callahan and fl ray sun are
HophomorcH.
Same promising mliteidal Is eom
Ins from the rook squaito fill the
hole left hy (he "jniduatlnn of the
leUcrmen. Klve outstandliiK play
ers fmui the freshman quintet
make tho prospects for l!'3lt pn
mlhiK. The freshmen won 11
Karnes out- of 13 starts this season,
Krmw'th Kalinin and Howard
-Merrill, forwards , will orfcr the
varsity' men plenty of competition.
.Muse Lyman, rook center. Is ex
pected to make a stroim Md for
the center position while Jhinpy
lleartwell and Tom Ouffy are twit
clever Kuards who will 'hti-enK'hen
the Hlatcrs' defense.
rxivKnsiTY or o it k o ox.
Kub. 2K. (Special.) Houlheru
OreKon newspapermen who played
a prominent part In r'rlday'n ses
sion of the eleventh annual state
press .convention were S. Similiter
Hm I ill of the Med lord Mall Tribune
and Katie Ji. Voorhies of the
(Irnnts 1'ass Courier. '
; Smith was appointed to servo oil
the resolutions -committee for the
conclave. Appointment was tnnn
hy Frank Appleby of Lad ramie,
president of the convention. ' Mir.
Smith look part In several of the
discussions, Including Hie relation
of (he vadio to' advertising.
X'oorliieii delivered a talk, the
topic, of which was "A New, Jrin
elple u ' Kate- mnkliiK."' . ' Hti, out
lined an advertising plan xylpehj is
now heiiiK used by I ho Courier,
cltlnir nttrnfroiiH example of usafre
THESE SEEDS
tDependabk&verywhere
Nor thrup.KW &Cojs
To' ineet the Dopular demand, W arc es- .
pecially featuring a carefully . selected liqe
of -tailoreri -suits at exceptionally attractive f'i
prices. AVe liave a- full selection of ;
:v Sprhig's 'newest materials '-'pveaves, pat- j?,,'
' , terns and shades to rfill 'every desire.
120 North Central
,ltt Standard Site
Vegetable "Packet
JlndtfCostOfGhc Flower "Packets
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Dealer
Richardson Springs
' The Home of the Soft Shirt"
Claiming the world 's'Wt natural physic. On highway jj
.near unico, uuiie utntniy, niuorum. , :
"Warm Winter Weather; ' Steam Baths
Wonderful mineral waters unexcelled for rheumatism,
kidney and stomach ailments.
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furvallls. F'cb. 2S. (Special.)
KiniKhiiiK tile Hcasun with a whlrl
wluil victory ever the rulvcrwlly
nf WaltliiKtan friiHli last Siiturilay
niulit, tht! OrcMiin State runk lais
kclccis under t'eucli pick New
man ran the total nuinlicr or thclr
vlcloilcs to II. Tlic first year men
hisl only two KUnicH this sca.son.
one to the Husky freshmen nml
Hie other to the Oreuon liahes. The
OraiiKc- ycnrliiiKH won clear title
to llie annual si-i-Icm wllh the t'nl
veralty of Orcnon fresliinen hy Ink-'
In athreo nf lhi four lilts.
FOR CHAPLIN IS BELIEF
OF ATTENDING DOCTOR
'jiic ili-jniii! mi linvfr '"SJ
t.i tiiuk,- l1.,rt wnvk'.if fell
I r 'lid ymi Knie.v it's jiisi ;is
H II u
lii .hl.'ulii
vllutivc; in tin- viirc :ii(is In mi mu
talijia or iiruriiis?. Klictitn.-itu- pains, in,,
Ulll'l sillier .!.,, Itiv.r slirm t
In-ill); luinpliic tomfiift witluml iltl.n, g
nml tvillioiil liuini; it docs not rilVcc l tilt; k
in. In i-vt'i'v i;iok:n'i; of ejviuiiiii:
iL-ivcr -piriii ine proven iliivciions
for ;i mimlit-r of valnaMt- Uses. All
ilriijijita have the- Kciminc.
SPIRING
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Charlie Chaplin, III with Intestinal
Influenza, apparent ly passed n
"comfort ahll ' nlyht. Or. Cecil ;
Keymdds. his phyfhiatv and frleml, j
staled this mot nhiti.
Dr. lleynolds. still at his own:
home, where h went lefore mid- '
flight last nluht. after spending n
larie part of ivterday with Chitp
11 n, sahl "they would have railed
me If anyihlnn huil Kmie wrons
t 'haplin was conifnrtahh when I
left him last night, iillhoiiKh his
Iftnpt'rtitui f wan 101 nt t lint
time.
Or. UeynohN did not Indicate
that ho considered Chaplin Jn Im
mediate danger, although he lull-'
mated that Im his opinion the
screen comedian's ciuulittiut was
siieh as to reqtilre close ir."utlon, fej
FELT IN NICARAGUA
SAN JCAN' OLL Sl U. NU-nr-!
iipiiti, Feb. l'.- "-it A stronji earth
qtiakr shock was fell o-tc early
j thin morntnu. No damaue wan re-
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Lowest
IN
History
Take Advantage of These
Extraordinary Values Now
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And Forget Your Tire Troubles
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Goodyears Cost So Little
30x3V2
Extra Oversize
$5.75
29x4.40
Full Size Balloon
$6.55
Other Sizes at Equally Attractive Prices
and Covered With Life Time Guarantee
Medlbrd Service Station
YOR TIRE SHOP'
Main and Pacific
Highway Phone 14
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