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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, afEDFORD, OREfiOX. -TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1929
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FROST EXPERT
OUNG BEGINS
AIRPORT NEEDS
TO BE TOLD AT
SPRINGDUTIES CHAMBER MEET
A meeting of utmost Importance 1
"California co-eds test sound reflectors
HpriiiR- Off U fully arrives at 6:35
mporUiuccl
p.rti. tortiorruw when the, sun ; to cvury resident of Medford winh
fruHses the otiuator. altliu many tnir to M(ifmi to..., w uianu
as a key city in Pacific coast avia
tion la tho regular March forum
of tho Med ford Chamber of Com
merce tomorrow at noon at tho
people trtousht it officially arrived
today when they heard that Floyd
IV Voting, the. government frost t
rxiiert. hd arrived hi tho city late
thin forenoon for his annual stay
during tho frost danger period.
Anyhow - his'arrivnl makes doubly
authentic the fac that winter of
ficially goes Jnlo the dimaid late
tomorrow." . .
It may be a chilly, rutlier dis
agreeable, day. an the weather
forecast it for fuir weather tonight
with local fogfl and frosts, becom
ing cloudy tomorrow.
- Mr. Young, who has been in the
fruit districts of Washington for a
week' or two looking after getting
tho frost warning stations there in
readiness for the season, is here to
May until all frost danger is past,
u nd was buy t od y get ting his
bearings and Inspecting tho orch
Hotel Medford, wliero A. O. Wll
loughby of San Francisco., assist
ant superintendent in charge of
air mall on the Pacific coast, will
bo the main speaker. In this
speech ho will stress the import
unco of Medford improving its
present position In tho aviation
world as a civic duty. . .,
The meeting will begin prompt
ly at 12:1$ and will adjourn ex
actly one ' hour later. Members
of tho Lions. Rotary and KI
wanls clubs will be present and an
invitation to every public spirit
ed citizen to bo present has bven
made.
It is also probable some speaker
f&r' tfcraa'cst m
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35 MANN TB The Beat Ooodi for the Price No Matter What th Prlc MANS'l
Hi- t
Wednesday
Specials
Plaiter reflector, that carry a whiiper hundreds of feet, tike those in the Louvre at Pari, that
were uaed. by the ancienU, were constructed by the physics department of the University of Califor- '
nla at Los Angeles. Hilda Gustafaon (left), Marian Haptner and Mabel Rector, student,, demonstrate
the action of the ,ound wave, which are thrown eff in parallel beam, from the conclave rim, 10 that
the whisper,, heard at either end, cannot be head mid way between the two reflectors.
urds. It is prawnu-il that im usual irrom uaKinnu. culir., will bti ire
ho will reslUi; at tho fnlvi-rsltv cnt ,u "iwuk vt airport duvelop-
inrni in inai
club during ltl stuy.
' liis assistant. Itoy Ilogeitt,
hu been bpy ever sine, his urrl
val. last week prepar.ing for the
frost warning season which, with
Mr, Voung's arrival loduy, is also
officially on. Mr. Young is ex
pected to give out a statement and
program tomorrow fur the guid
ance of the fruit growers during
the season.
, In the mean time the orchardlsts
arc urged to bring In tlielr orchard
thermometers at once to the coun
ty agent's office for testing- Many
have already been brought in. .
Kckly S. Ellison, who is associ
ated with Mr. Young in the frost
work In southern California during
the .winter and In Washington in
ths npring.r en his way to the
Washington fruit belt arrived In
the city todny from Hanta I'auln,
Cal., for a ; conference with Mr.
Young on frost warning and re-1
carvh work.
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city, describing tho
airport and advancing information
to local residents why an airport
Is important to a city, . In view
of tho rapid strides of develop
ment that have taken placo lu
the Industry and . which promise
to continue with even more rapid
ity. , J .
Tomorrow's session will be Im
portant in view of tho
matter to bo discussed and tho
nearness of the special
to be held April 2 to vote on n
bond issue of J120.O00 fr the
construction of a municipal air
port.
HEAVY SENTENCE QUENTIN CONVICT KIDNAPED CHILD
METED LEABO ON A WEEK TO LIVE,; OF 20 YEARS AGO
: LEAPS TO DEATH REJOINS MOTHER
LIQUOR
U It: Jabo of llin Trail district, I SA.V (JCKN'TIN, Cal.. March 19. ; CHICAGO. March 1. W)
fullowln? his arrest at Gold Hill ; (ffl Alfred CaHtro. 19, patient , Twenty years have paused , ulncc
last Saturday nlplit by Deputy i ' " Qnent.i prison hospital, ! Anna Nuzzo waa kianap.d as an
8UbJeot,.sherifrslnlJennlngf this city ! " , , , . m ow 4M,Ie'! 5 Infant, but 20 year of hope will
nd thniand yam Pr.cott t .Uhland. waJ" V " ' il . "! J!la.y "P.'1 ."":' b fulfilled today when" Mrs. Lu-
election j fined 250 and sentenced to 30 days ' .,", V ..L i .n . k i crel11 e'"P hop lone loat
In tho county Jail yesterday after- , , , . ,.,, " I ,bab ,n her arm3-
noon In J udce Taylor's court, on i ?,?,T,U, ' An ' A fain tfrom Callfcrnla is
his iilea of guilty to a pomwaslon ,, j' .1, .' 1 brliiElng tho long sought child
of liquor, charnc. mX ....h7A, . earch
HEL
..... is i...: nam m-niriice nu- window within two weckr, WB8
'"' co"rl lol sumo committed from I.03 Aweles fori
inai ix-auo nad a bottle or moon
shine in
uottics in his car. presumably fori strtrkwn
uancc consumption, at tnc time or waK beliiij treated in tho
which
neighbor
abducted her. Tho baby was left
started in 1908 when
ni' n n nilciflnlra nmi ..-it l - 1
inn puenei una ju or J2 ; year maximum.
in tho woman's care, while tho
i iiU'imn Unll) UIIU INUl Hit
iioi n-r-ii ui ni-ni vi vi iiiu ciiiiu.
with tuberculosis he
I The neighbor, it Is known now.
MEMBER OF YE ON'?;
EMpRIAL; BOARD
HOW THEY BATTLE
: 8AI.EM. Ore, March ' 19. (Jp
AHInunent of 16 Oregon cHiiij
as mciubci-H of tun John ij. Veoti
oirmoriul commlttre, in accordance
unco Willi senate concurrent reso
lution No. 5, imssetl by the leglsla
Jure Iuhi monflt, was announced by
fiovernor.l'ultcrtKiu Tuustlny after
noon. , ' .. .
. The resolution nntnetl U. li. Van
I)uzer. John W. Ivilly and Hobert
C. Johnson as memovra of the com
mittee to imiTlilc a memorial for
Yeoo. one of tlie bulldiirn of the
f-o)ttutbla River highway and early
member of the slote highway com-
fnisblon. Added lo lUnsn threo are
u' following. tiKiiolnlces of the
liovornor:, liobort V. Sawyer of
Jud, ..member of the state high
way cnmnilHslou; C. K. dates of
-VeilforU, highway eonitnliiMlonnr;
itobcrt A. Ilooth of Kukcoc, former
member of tho highway eonun lo
tion;; William Duby of Hakor. for
mer member; V. I,. Thompson and
W..B. Harratt, both of Portland
and both former member, of the
commission; Wnd H. , Malon of
CorralllB, former member; Joe E.
Dunno, who Introduced Dm reKolu
tlon to the Bniiaie; JuIIuh Meyer, J.
C. Alnsworth. Hlehartl MontuKuo,
Franklin T. (Irllflt.i, tiuv W. Tal
hot, Henry F. Calwll nod Kranl;
U. Hart, all of Portland.
' LOS ANLiELKS, Mur. 19. hTi
It will bo at least a year before
mr airplane iasngur will be able
lo telephone his' offlcu' or home
from the air, llnrhcrt Hoover, Jr..
,.ni.i i.i.. . . 1" '
fr,.. .. ,i.T J, ' whose entruptiient and death in a
f'"'"1 J""""'"""' VC: Kenlu-ky eave four years ago drew
JH. Ifl'i Poison! ,no l"l, l'ol3 of the world, has tils-1
I ni'Mfiirvu iiiin ..r.vwiill cae, warn:
. ! it was oil display in a metal anil 1
H. 11. Thomas, tho
lowner of Cryatul eave, said today..
MEXICO fITV, March 19. (P)
Private advices received here
today and transmitted to tho
rican embassy said that un
rlean' mining man named T. .
urimhan had been kidnaped
by bandits last night at Ivi .Sorbv;
Mine,' in tho slate of . Z-'iealeeas. open
He w;u presumably . being held
for ransom, v
Carmilian's heaaquartcrH were
given as Kl Paso. Texas. Ho has
a brother, (leorgo Carnaban. of
the Continental Rubber company.
In New York City. .
tiri.nri i went to California and roared the
us uiresi. anu amo uecause at mat: Hospital, where his death, in anyj"-""" "3 ",wi
time ho started lo resist nrrcst un-j event, was expected within a week. !1"'1- leotl1 bf,1 a short time ago,
till u couple of well planted blows Only 'this week, relatives in Ios '"''' wmnn. Mrs. ary do Franco,
of Preseotfs fist caused him to Angeles were notified that Castro ilold Anna tho truth,
change his mind. bad but a few days to live. Anna began communicating with
Leaho Is said to reside I the On March 8 James Oliver Jame8,i'v' r5'ono whom sho thought might
Trull -district, and a brother of his also committed from Ix Augeles,' J nil i her1 In .finding her mother,
lost his life some lime ago when ! leaed from the prison window and"''r 'Efforts were successful and
his car overturned On the Crater I died before his body could bo;"1'8 afternoon her mother, two
I-nko highway. picked up. ' . ' . .ibrotlles,, a sister, and numerous
! j other relatives will form a recep-
New J. C. I enney coinpaliy s;oi c Klnmalh 1- alls. lniprovemunt "tlon comliiittcc at the railroad
I III Hepiinciv . I underway at Moore City park. 'station to welcome her home.
PItKMKX. Maine, Mar. 1!.---1'i
iiv linage oi .ti ui:Jiis. II' ui lie.-.
has no fire fighting equipment, Mil
It lias, crosscut saws, lugging chains
and lai'ii" automobile trucks. (
hen fire broke out last night
In a residence, tho ell of which
houses tho poMofflee. the villager
sawed tht two portions aiinrl.
hooked on their chains and drag
ged the burning structure to a safe
distance, where they let It burn.
The blnzc did not damage the
postofficc.
OE ELOYD COLLINS
1IOI1SK CAVE. Ky.. March !!.
Ml The body of Kloyd Collins.
i h i; z? ,.jt: til a
If M . I 1
1 mAl'Tf'J Ik'' .- ' !
was
, UERUN. Mar
(ittia ns.tt weapon 1n warfare
.o.iav. , Th.. f...H.iL.n rr,.i,. ....... I Slnss case, lr,
inlttue of the Helehstug adopted a
Mil -on the Geneva protocol pro
hibiting the use of poison gas in
Ijatricia has never
a day. in her
Patricia Ann Leasou
A sunny little sptiie is this plump,
rosy - cheeked daughter of Mr. .
an J Mrs. J. A. Leason of St. Paul.
. She's a real Lifebuoy baby
. healthy and happy!
been sick
life
lr. Thomas sought the mill of.
authorities of three counties lu U
cat lug the body.
SaA'RAANUK,
Ore... March la.
,(,ri Kigali gasoline dealers an
iiotinCetk today that nl i p. in. thu
retail price or gusolluc In LnCrande
Vould advaucu 0, cunts to i'7 ceun
a Bullon. , ,.- . .
.' ' ; - 1 4 -
I.A OKAMjK, Ore., March 13.
fKr Shirley'. Clurl; Klngslev. H.
one of the lust of llio old school
.of shoemakers In thls cltv, died
here . last' nignt. He had lived In
Oregon for Si yeara. - ,
IMIAMATU'N II.MtltlUI
I
ROSKllUHti. Oro., March III.
M') The rtosuburg cliy roucell
.Ueadloclted over appointment of a
h'reet sunerlnlendent since tho
first of the year, continued lis dis
agreement, today after 14 names,
submitted by Mayor Hoover, were
'rejected. The council Insists upon
retaining Cieorge Trcw, superin
tendent for tha past sli years, ami
nro keeping liltn on the job over
the mayor's objections.
.
!IK;EK, Ore., March IH. (pi
ltelall gasoline prices were id
vvanced lo I4V ren, a gallon here
.fhorlly after uoo'i today.
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(Conilnuod from Page One.)
. . . and frequent washing of her hands and face with
Lifebuoy has been a big factor in keeping her healthy'
sap ber mother, MRS. J. A. LEASON, ST. PAUL, MINN.
President Hoover has abandoned j
the idea of establUhing a summer i
White House at Mount Weather. !
Yfrglttlu.' He will havo no summer,
Whllo House this year as congress
will be ill session most of the hot '
months And after It uillnui-ns Mr. '
Houvcr may make his. piojeeted
trip' to the West ladies and pos
sibly Mexico:
Ko plana have been made for a
summer White llotie next year
but the possibility Is that the
president will spend part of the
vacation period at his homo at
Stanford university, California,
thus giving t Pacific coast a
summer White House for the first
time Injilstory.
!.(8 ANCKI.KH. March It. Ml
I.uey llaniilng llosa, om-e the
hello . of !,os Angeles, willed the
bulk of her Jjoo.ooo estate to
H e t ll s o Oto, a .laprinese. IS
months before she married hlni.
her will filed for probate yester
day revealed, t-'hc died In Italy
"0LR ,it,,e c'auPhtcr' Patricia Ann, is
' two years and five months old and
' she's never had a sick day in her life, not
even suffering a cold. ..
"She's so chuMvc and bright, she just '
pccms to radiate: health. The Constant use
of Lifebuoy soap for her bath and frequent
washing tf jher hands and face with Life
buoy has been a bi factor in keeping her.
healthy, I believe.
"In fact, I attribute the splendid hcafch
of my whole family in large part to our
habit of w.ishini'with Lifebuov manv
times every day and getting rid of p:rm's
that wc simply can't'help getting on our
liands.
"Lifebuoy is a marvelous soap for the
skin, too, it's so mild. And "at the same
time, it's so invigorating that my husbaud
calls it his'pep'soap.Wecertainlydothink
Lifebuoy is the best soap ever!" . . . Mrs.
J. A. Lusonjn Dtyton Ax.,St.Pjitl,Minn.
Guard your family's health!
Mrs. Lcason's letter is typical' of the way
millions of mothers rely upon Lifebuoy to
help them keep sickness out of their homes.
Your own family has to wash with some
toilet soap anvway. So why not use Life
buoy? Its gentle, antiseptic lather removes
germs with dirt. And because it purifies the
pores Lifebuoy is a perfect soap for the
complexion.
You'll quickly learn to love Lifebuoy's
pleasant txtiaUm scent, which tells you
it purities and which vanishes as you rinse.
Adopt Lifebuoy today.
Lever Brotuuks Co,., Cambridge, Mass.
at Mann's Dept. Store
EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER
Super Rayon
Super Values
Bloomers
A new Combina
tion XX Plan
biUMtV. Australia, March 13.-' r,-e m w
JiVi Blr Harry Under, Scottish! 1 i
eonjedlan, rarrowly oscatied loss of ! ItoSTtiN. March is. (-11 A
his right hand to a man-eating moderate demand to being received '
nark in New Zealand waturs ro- for 64s and flnor dumotic wool l
f-enlly. i, fir quantity of Michigan do-
' wp-ut wi nvJ i. , ..I'0""'" nd limited quantity ofi
TvfT VI i '., ' Mfn '""derate Ohio delaines brought j
wv7 M,r. Hd llurrua. IS, anil aj., i. ,.... -.,,.. ...,.!
i..rA ,i....i. i . v.uru on m.iw years
.wp.siiiyiiv irutn growth.
v"vu. .41 ui uout eyttjcU;
over 1
Texas trool at llclitlvl
rcouroU bans, '
LIT EBUOY
HEALTH SOAP,
Removes Germs -Prbtects Health
You Have Always Wanted to
Buy Bloomers as Fine as These
AT THIS PRICE
They come in women's and misses'
sizes, yoke top, French pants and are
made of a very fine quality of Rayon.
Colors pink, peach, Nile and coral. These wonderful bloom
ers are offered tomorrow for the first time at 89c. Better be
here early Wednesday. O '
See Window Display.
Filet Curtain Nets '
Good, quality square wash filet
nets, that will give good wear, are
jH not the narrow kind. Note the
S width, 42 inches wide. Regular
H price 59c. JQ
W ednesday, a yd
Scarf Special
S2.25 Values S1.95
Xew Silk Scarfs in all colors and
combinations, long and triangu
lar styles, regular price $2.25.
Wednesday special, fi?1 QC
each fXoJ
New Printed Dresses
50 wonderful new colorful Printed Silk
Dresses in both light and dark patterns, fea
turing flare and plaited skirts, all sizes, 14 to
50. Real $15.00 values. Wednesday special
$9
95
Linen Lunch Cloths
50.5O-inch pure Linen Lunch
Cloths, fine quality,, comes: with
gold, rose and blue borders. On
Sale Wednesday, ?Ck
each .' P
Huck Toweling
17-inch fancy Cotton Iluek Tow
eling, comes with rose, blue and
gold stripes. Regular price 29c.
Wednesday special, 1 Q
vard ......;. LJK'
New Plain Silk Dresses . r-
25 Flat Crepe Silk Dresses just in from New u)
i orK, maae in tms season s most wanted
styles and colors, as a big special Wednesday
Each
j All Over Silk Laces
New Silk Laces in all-over pat-
terns, 3(3 inches wide. Especially
suited for the attractive lace
frocks and ensembles. On sale
; Wednesday, d0 QC
j yard "O
Brocaded Rayon
S2.25 Values $1.49
W-inch Brocaded Rayon, suitable
for linings, negligees, etc., good'
quality and colors. Regular price
2.25. Wcdncsdav d1 AQ
special, yard pl.t
Buy Your Easter Hat at Mann's
500 New Hats in Our Thrift
Shop, Values up to $7.50, A
$2
A
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Each S
This lot consists of Viscas, Toyos, Felt and Straw Com
binations and novelty braid straws, in all thp new'spring
shades, misses' and youthful women's models; asthis is
a special purchase sale there will be no exchanges or re-
IU11U5.
Each
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Coty's Powders
In all shades and
uliiisi ilvf.i unni.
uu'iu ...... . v .....
J)act. Regular price C "TftE.
$1.5 0. Wednesday
special, Q C p Orders Promptly ruled, Postage Prepaid
each iJV Agents for Butterick Patterns M i
Jcum$zfiq,itmwtAtctt I
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