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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1929)
PAaE'-POlTU. . - V.".'-l w "MEDFOliD MATL TIUBUXE. MKDFORD, OKEOON' SUXflA V. M AUTl I HKTJ. Fashions Footwear'.; Are Described By Mcrgie CONTEST FOR INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY HONORS 4.-:-: '! ' FJU"hli . fliltlii'5 rot'i'ivcd .t from New .York und carefully 'niihored to by ..tho Hootery, , Blroes inn JuipoManco of kid 'pumps, uny rolor, Bim metal ' with vamp of ratunl leather, 'uml skippers, uC hvlge Bilk liiil for ilivwiy :octtlor!. Hutln , 'pumpn 'will bo. worn with , uprliiK fovmnl eostuniOH us will crepo de clMno mIIPPoib. , For the-, spoilt) enHernblo ("they arc shoivlnfT; oxfords In niitelopo nnd'liraiU. Ian ealf, frnrunn tilm, unci, ihr mini- 'bors III Uiliter nn;uli's. There In llttlo clKnito III heel alylcH. , Tan varlattpnn In dun KIU are i- more In Fu'ihlun'n favor limn la patent lew) her. I " In the KoOtery'8 l-i'hfllull . ot feminine footwear are styles and colon to nicer, ouch continue rcqnlriVat-nt dark shoes In biaikv brow f or s blue, to accent', tho Biiund , color of print fnx-kn. 15H If 1 one In buylnK for plain mn- ; lerlal dreHses, .tho Hhocrt '.Jliay ' be fancy. , . . Hemomber ' thnt Keller ' HunUay ls. Miii-cli 31, iuiU lho '. ftootery -Jiasi shoes to ctlm t plele Mllaly'A ensemble. - ( 3 nL X fir mi1. Mill Bin aiiSiii ' ' .. - ' . w8,tl lLQdis!oa Aupaii. evLOARiA CAivzoroM -hi foi.ANa' ..oKEatc;, m I around..H Airports X'lvlc orBnniwilions 'in Vandulla.1 1 ii;.,' aro seeking funds lo mtaliUatt. ! anil equip nn airport.. " Viuidullu l 'midway between St. ioul und In dianupollH and planes of the ; Transcontinental ,lr Transport, will pass directly over the 'clly when operations ate started in : Tho airport ot 1'leree county, I WashlnKton. will bu finished and 1 ready for operation within a few jTn'inihs, officials of the county in j charge of the project say. Tho iiun of ?3Mu,000 has been made Iw lde air marking campaign and and Installation of complete faclll. i have requested all American Lc- j ties which will includo night flying ! glon posts to lake slepj toward equlpmeVl. . Officials in chaigo of inarliins their cities. tho project plan ol seek rccocnl- : .. illon of 1 ho. field as an "airport of enlry" tit which customs officials may be stationed. The army air port at Tort Crockett will bo used for all operation!) until tho c,v city airport is completed. available for tho airport, and , l.f- A"l"oHl1"" "', ,lh,1" K M Me-rcer county ahliort ot Trenton, bus been decided Jo - locale It ut i N j ,ii;,wIiib , up plans for the Tacoina. ' t'nll. the now field Is 'crectlo not a largo hangar. The ready the-pfesent Taconm lnliillci- ' ah port was formerly a department pal airport Will be available. . of commerre Inlermedlste field .'and the county has taken over lis Karl (Kington, one of America s i maintenance und opeiatlon. Muit pioneer aviators, is improving the ! Improvements have been effected landing fjeld h has In operation j since the county gulned control at .Santa Karbara; Oil. Plans i"ili! m i. udded facilities urc planned for enlarging lint air port and fill- I for future development." v itiL' rliti'hivi tlistt lixvn iimvnil 11 " - inennco lo operation. :" i Oalveston, Tex., has ncquiied , Ul, At present he Is six feet six , , , ' 1. " ' ' ; Ji;o acres of land lo be developed j inches and weighs 211 pounds. Massachusetts American Legion j into u municipal air port. IMans , 1 1 ofricials are sponsoring a "tale- call for condHlonln-' of the area rinilflert nrtvenlslna get, result.,, I'Hjrccasting Joy Vwt CADIZ, Ky. OP) Basing their predictions on the size of Ills feet, which aro IS Vi Inches from heel iu toe, four physicians have prophe sied I list 10-year-old Kobort .Wad- lo.v of Alton will become nine feet Herd are some of the beauties who will seek honors at Kie annual beauty contest at Galveston, Texas. Uoubn Yotzova, 20-year-old Sofia stenographer, will represent Bulgaria; ,Elsie Goldarbeller Is Austria's! prettiest; Larilslaa Kontak, Warsaw typist, represents Poland;-Aspasla Karatja comes from ; Greece, .nd Cora L'ee Pomeroy is Miss Galveston. i ' j h Kor the wonicll who prefer sport skirts and sweaters lather lian knickers for it liike or camp big trip Kldd's slifJC. store has lucediup.. medium lutight light buff ihoe,) with turned isown cuffs of (reen. Kport oxfordV arc Impor tant in tills spring's f,mlnlno foot gear. Kldd's huve llulin In combi nations of black and 'white buck, brown and tan and tan and white, i'ho heels nre flat, oi-'iiot so flat fhv soles are mude of i long. wear ing gristle, and fancy 'Telets and folored slilelilug aro slifklng notes ju trluiuiug. ' , -; , DrcHfi shoes foj- streel ot-.evenhiK wear in a variety of leal lu-rs ami yolors .may le .found at., Kldd's. Ifgh IajuIs heels continue in the, foreground, 'and light . sun taa Miadcs rival' patents. - ; H Men's, foolweur is seldom tho pubject for talks on 'changing, nodes no nialter, what the season. ut now and then there are vuiiu Jons such as the trend towards iarrowen- toes this spring. Dors-, ielnt" oxfords In nut tan or .black irer carried at Kidd'ti. 'Pun is espe cially good, with the now tnu unci qr'uy suits. ' ' r; -! T ,4: . : :. , . V -Most any yuuiiKntor would luvo o littva a pair of PIcU Mpnr hIioub to wcur. lo Hurniuy ,milwo Euntor day., Wldd'H aro njiowln Ilium In styles whfth equal, tho icrowh-upH. Tho tsolfa urc flexible und thcrc'n plcnt? of room for flvo toc In fcuch one. ' ' . : In' Defense of the Crow crow Ih willing: to tnkt Ills tiianco on any kciuiIih Hpii innnin;!l)lp iKmiI; let it he ii ImtlU' of bin own wils aKuiiiHt .ilioiKiin., or uny paiuplu'i nulla tltu ullt t;cd Miipei'lor-,' lly of mini nwiy cinuloy, nnd lM-lumt ,miI 1emy 01 booj pennuis will linvo fur l.t-tler than an even I unu vo, negnuor none, - mr hreuli. Iiut to violate all the ruleH u uxprtrtn 10 America Ineroaaed Pc-volopitniiits today JiiHtify our oriinat coiitcnllon ' that tho crow, under nil ordinary clruniMtunees. U pretty Well nUle l take cure of himself. Tho manful jidvenluru of dynamiting a million, ci-owh 1 11 n rookery on Iako Lowjell, near Jol ne, Idaho, lias fuitcil. It Ik uld the crown "appfirmitly wiw frightened uwuy hy peetuinn,,, Jind .mo failed, to rooMt ueeojnmotfsilliiply jiiNt whern they mlKlit ho blown into vlernlly with "OU poihUIh uf oxpIob-I C altak lo I ive. Vo question Mik explanntlan. ! on tho level. . ( . , t Tho truth is probably that 11 buny j --.The wurlhy Keene In Idaho was crow eoucll wntt ludd, that wIko ! devised hy 11 eom-agt?nUH flnlt and 1 leudern tthooU tlndr SieadH In a j (;iime 'i unnnition on thu pretext ! doubtful feeling ihut' itll wan well 1 the dynamiting was necetary to j and that the rookery teinporurlly j preserve food fur PtarviitK ducka. was abandoned until Hire, time as ! The commltdnu ouuht to blush In 'clreum-dunces wej"o IcpbifuhpIcIou!, huniillallon, then display Its enter- j On behalf of the erow, wo Bubmll ' prlwe by providing rood for crows the whole proposition' was shame-I and dueks alike until such time us ful, lacking In the fht elements of operatioiiH nKuiiwt tin former may duel at; reRioim of the world. ' . IVunuts now yrow In every prov- ineo In China. ' They helji banish the ever-preBOiit specter of stur vallon. The estimated annual crop of '.ioo.OuO tons is, three times aa similar ! Il tl'o United States' pru- dnetlon. Nor Is t'hlua a nation of crow warfare and rsort to dy4 namite is to substitute muywicrc for legUlmate sport. The crow hay SHMuncd that mankind, however clevor it may Imaylne Its methods at least would be sportsmuushlp and.eaN-ulated to de- j bo resumed on u plane of honorable moraltxe crows evtvvhere, TIk warfarin. (Kansas City Star) Peanuts A Chinese Drama IT.VliV KK.KP8 IIO.Ml: HRK .' UIUUIIT lXllt IMMll.HA.NIK I llOMB ft More tlun T.000 chll plren of Italians living abroad wcru 'given free litillduys In tho mother .cuuntry of tliclr parents last year, j, T'lans uro under wuy to take care 'of JU.UUU during tlio'spring autumn liind summer of'IIIL'D. They will be 'brought at government expense Ifrom Uerman, Mngtaml, Krench Tunisia and the Dalatulian const. W A 6 H I N G T O N f,T Mohtnd tho 00 pfjr cent rlso in tho tariff on peuiiuls Is a Koogruplr dnnna. .Tho actors, miys Una National GeKruphlc soelwly, aro rcsidoiit (oolldKe, two Chinese farmers, an archdeacon of thr . lipisuopiil church and an American mission ary lo China. 1 Static properties urn ciiil wim ple; merely four uuurts of Vlri,-inla peanuts. , , Archdeueou TliotnpMtm, of l' Amerlean Church Mission society, landed at HhunEhal St i years ko with the four quarts of peanuts in his Iukkhk. Hp Kraclously dl vldcd them with )v. Chiirlen H. Mills of (he 'Amerlenu Vrenhytcrln n nearly 7u;0tJ0,0U0 puunds In 1&28. China's peanut KeneroHlty re ceived scant thanks from , Ameri can yrowcrs who found themselves In competition with orienlal far mers. This situation prompted 1 'resident CooIUIko use powers Branlod under the provisions of the flexible tariff lews to raise the rate on peanuts, The tarli'C on shelled ; peanuts has been Increased from 4 ! to (I rents per pound and on un- shellt'd, from 3 celits to 4 i; Cents per pound. " " - ' ' ' The sttV'cesH of tho Chinese, with i peanuts oes beyond -mere pounds J produced. "The furme.'s of '10 ecn ', luriea" ki'owIiik I Wis new vine ; irreatly outdistance Virginia. ' i and Alabama urowers in 'poobnrs' per acre."- In 1I10 'i;nlied States 7U0 pounds pvr, uero fs a heavy e.rop, A Chlneae furmei' Rollcity1 id frm the family i;ods if his penniit Hurr' Mission North, who was leaving : vest falhj short of 1,000 potiuduper for Tenffchowfu In Shantung prov-, auro- , ., ", ! luce. Hla two quurts Doctor Mills ! SA"EfK MAY It.UIASl2 ' 1 divided between two Chinese coi-I NEWSPRINT rROlt"CTION verts on the promise that o:ich - ; .,' would replant the peanuts prod u - j STOCKHOLM UYt Sweden lo ccd for three years. ISueh ciuart now producing 40 per cent of tho produced flourishing vlnetf but one j wood pulp which It sold In tjhe Chinese, having tnVted a peanut. world ma'kets and C per cent tof weakened and ale his entire erop. the world's newsprint. " Tho other Chinese Unfilled his ! There Is n lelideney to Increase I i ynini' iinu 'l i-i -u rn hhm , i im "UiMii hi in ii hjiiiii it' ini I Itounti ou.sly llian his bibllcnt pre- the prowlui; production of lhl cotn- decessor, who made inn per cent modily In Canada. , The Cunadkm profit on an Investment of five tul-'output lucf'isod by 1 ft per ccnl ents. The slntile quurl nf peanuts ' durlup the first ely.it months of multiplied anil spnrud t hnolioul i 1 !-, while the export .of ncwe Hhuntumr nrovluee which bus be-! nMut from Ihut country inereHned , come one of the chief peanut pro-' IT per I'fiil In the sanm p'M-lod. i PLAN NOW - To Install an Electric Range in Your Own Home this Spring T pilii'iiiiini'MiiiIiii'iii)iiii)iiiiiiiiiniii ,j j See the new models now on display and let us show you the convenience and cleanliness that elec tric cookery gives you. Do you know that you never have to scour the bottoms of pans or kettles when you cook electrically? New Models in Westinghouse and Hotpoint Ranges Now on Display PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE 212-214 W. Main Phone 12 I HI II In V purchiuuig tho complolu I I stock and fixtures of the W. A. Ill II Kinney furnituro storo wo I plcdgo oursclvos to offor Uio III II ' sanic ir' coiu'lcous treatment I'm Aud scrvico 10 al1 now Pat' lllll III rons us 'iavo 6 c n accorded II tllem tlle 1""' Consistently III 'ow Plicc3 B,1(1 uniformly high llll III quty to rigidly ni.tin- I' tniucd! Ill III JOHN 0, CUPP J- W' SHIRLEY John G. Cupp and J. W. Shirley Announce that they have Purchased the W. A. KINNEY FURNITURE STORE at 315 East Main Street and Will Operate It Under the Name of Cupp & Shirley F CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW AND USED p7 tl ' ' F ship;gs Our Low Prices Will Appeal To Every Cash Customer 315 E. MAIN ST. Telephone 505 Our Convenient, Liberal Credit Plan Will Interest You
