Medford mail tribune., March 21, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

' SfEDFORD IttIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OKi:Gdy,'TlftfKnA;lARrif 2f, l9'-f).
PSQE THREW
'DAR PHOTOGRAPH
DISPLAY IS. MADE
BY LOCAL STUDIO
An attractive arrangement . In:
the way of -, photo display t cases,
has been mud a by Verne -ShanKlo, i
local photographer. In front of the;
Medford Building 'on Central avo-i
nue. Facing the street is a largo,
picture of Mrs. O. O. D'Albinl.
local regent ot the D. A. H. which
is now holding its annual state
convention in Medford, surround
ed by smaller pleturos of G A. U.
members, who -are now acting as
k pages in the convention confer
"ences. They are: ' Luclle .Lowry,
Kutli D'Albinl, , Joan Bulrush,- Lu
cille Murray, Dorothea Haskins,
Betty Vllm, Margaret ..ClUIders. :
lu another, caso is , an cspoe
lally attraetivo grouping "of the
champion basketball team, ' which
is also an appropriate bit of ad
vertising, in view of the -fact that
Medford is, rentertaining- visitors
from every Beetion of . the state
ut, this. time.. ... . . -t v
WINNERS OF INTERNATIONAL MATCH
Lejeune to Teach !
' RICHMOND, Va March 21. (JP)
A committee oC the board of vis
itors oC Virginia Military Institute
nnnounced today that Major (len
erul John A. Ivejeune,- former com
inandant of the marine corps, had
accepted tlio supe,tintcudency ot
the institute.
Gas Ends Pains
i Sourness
Acidity
Heath's Guarantee It And Are
Dispensing It to Many
Stomach Sufferers . . ,
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NTRODUCE PLAN
ON FARM RELIEF!
WASHINGTON, March 2J.
The 81, 250,1)00,000 farm relief pro
gram of Senator Rrookhart.- Re
publican, Iowa, is gojng to bo. one
of the many proposals put before
the senate agriculture commlttco,
when It starts work on a 191:9
agricultural relief measure next
week. , ,. , ' 1 -
lirooWhart failed to get any sup
port on this propositi at the last
session, lie Is not assured of any
nowbut ho was on o of President
Hoover's . heartiest, campaign era
and ho in confident the new chief
executive will, give his plan favqr
able consideration, at least.
Tho lowau. In his elaborate pro
position, alms to guarantee the
farmer a, return of five percent on
his capital' Investment. . .
CENTER OF CHINESE
Waiter Hagen (left), British open champion, nnd Leo Dlegel (right),
national professional golf champion; defeated Gene Sarazen, former
Southern open champion, and Silly Burke, North and South' Open
champion, in th International Four Bali match at the Miami, Fla.,
country club March 14.
You can bd ''so d is tressed with
gas and fullness that- you think
your heart is going to slop Iwutlng.
Your stomach may be so distend
ed that your breathing is short and
gospy. : . - i
You nro dizzy and pray for quick
relief whot'a to bo done?
Just one dessert spoonful of
Dare's Mentha-Pepsln and in ton
minutes the gas disappears. ' the
pressing on the heart ceuses and
you can breathe deep ( and ' natur--ally.
;
Oh! "What a blessed: relief;, but
why not get rid of sp'ch-. attacks
altogetherY AViiy have' chronic In
digestion at alt?.;'..
With this : wondeVtui '-medicine
you can banish Indigent Io"tv or dys
pepsia or any abnormttl frcondltipn
' lhat keeps tho stomacl'v VebelHua
and one bottle, will prove it..
t-- And how happy yuhYwill be, when
r.-ypur stomach is as good as'.nbw
tor- then dlxijiiiess.-neL-vousuess.
sleeplessness, hiiadacno ;imd other
' ailments caused bv. a '.disordered
stomach will disappear, and you
wMl be your old happy, contented
self again, lleath s and every reg
ular pharmacist guarantees . one
bottle of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin to
shrnv the wny to stomach comfort.
BY HEAVY WINDS
TVC.HANDIC. Ore., March 21.
(Pi Heavy winds during the night
coupled wllh .ruinfull of 1.01 in
ches, caused .minor damage in. Ia
Grando ' and tho Grande 41onde
valley. Jiiycrs" and 'stiWmS'"wero
running high today, but' tho rain
had ceased and no floods wore
reported. v
Telephone poles . wero blown
down near Union and MInam,
and litfht nnd power jioles, wore
levuliM south of Allcel and at Kl
gin, .interrupting both services.
' 'Wires' between La Grande" and
Pendleton wero down for a. few
hours, wltlr a break reported in
the,;Btueinountains. -, ' .
. 1-jlgln ' eypprlenced ..tho heaviest
wind 'in' 'years. . ; . '
I .' .. Oreoon Weather' - -
Genernlly' cloudy,, tonight iwtd VU
I dav cooler -m the Interior tonigiit.
I local frosts oast portion. 'Fresh
; northwesterly -winds on const.
T.: ALL NEW
: TODAY
Tnc Picn o
the Big
Silent Pictures
Another Big
Smashing Show.
REX BEACH'S
GREAT STORY OF
THE FAR. NORTH .
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i niir i r t
M'hr .. -
CONRAD
NAGEL
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,RENEE ADOREE
'The MICHIGAN
Tomorrow
NITE
, CHINA
NIGHT
KID"
Beyond question the fin
est outdoor picture so far
this season. "
Also.
Good
Added
Short
Features
Rothefmel's
Music
FOUR KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS
SALKM. Ore., March 2l.ypj
Four persons -wore killed and 207
were injured in traffic accidents -.it
Oregon tturing, February, snyn the
monthly--report of T.- A. Jtaf fety,
chief state traffic Inspector. -.Tho
total -number of accidents reported
was 1803. ' . '---' -' :,
Collision was Involved "In 17G
accidents, injuring lftSipersons and
killing three. Of the total number
of eolilsions 1G23 were one motor
vehicle with another. Non-colllslon
accidents totaled 33,, with ninq in
jured; ' . '
Of the numerous causes of acci
dents "tSi wore duo to a vehicle
not -huvniK right of way, 1.4 G to
tailure to give signals, 238 to Skid
ding. Drunkenness . was responsi
ble for 18. v
. Assents .. totaled 310, fines
$L'liM.20 and fees collected .were
$809U.75. Stolen cars recovered
had a value of J10U0 and motor
cycles 2lt ' ' -
'PEKING, Mar. 21. (P) Nation
alist troops from tho province of
Anhwel have reached tho town of
LHionhsien, 70 miles northeast of
Hankow.
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The huge chest on display nt
the Medford Electric store will bo
opened tomorrow,. Friday, and
the mystery as to what it has
concealed for more than a week
will be spljed. . -
There Jhas been much specula
tion as to what'tlie elaborate chest
might contain.. There's plenty of
room in. It for a radio or two,
piles of Jewels and , In fact any
wortlrwhlto plunder. - At any rate,
theru Ms something well worth
seeing In thoj treasure box, and
to date the store's nianag?mpnt
has given out no tangible oluea
as to the nature of tho secret. '
Ti
- PORTLAND, March 21. iff) M.
O.. Wllklns, attorney for Blurton
Maker, Klamath Indian charged
I with rtho murder of a tribesman.
Llldwell Itiddle oa.Nov, 211,, last,
wns stitl muklhfr htx flnnl uruu-
l.nient before the federal court Jury-
When tho noon recess was taken
today ; '. - - " v : - - ;
TI - w:iM holfpvpr! Hint thn iiim(
f might go to the jury bite today. -
Baker : is charged with second- !
degree, murder. The defense pload
ed tliaf the killing was justifiable
on the grounds of self-defense,
NANKING. China, Mar. 21. (VP)
War between the nationalist gov-,
eminent nnd the faction controlling
tho Wuhan cities' of Hankow, Wu
chang and Hanyang Is believed
here to be inevitable.
31ANKO W, Mar. 2 1 . (A1) T, 1 1 o
opinion here Is that war with the
nationalist government Is inevit
able. -- ' ,
S.P.
SACKAMKNTO.iCoI.i March 2t.
Southern Pacific labor leaders
lmVo been called, to meet In Sau
KranclKco March tt to draft a ro
quust for waKe increases,, it was In
dicated in Hacramuuto last night.
The request will be presented to
Southern l'aclflc officials at a con
ference In San f"ranclBCo April 1,
according to If. (J. Kinney of Sacra
mento, chairman of the ncgotljatlou'
commlttpo of the railroad's shop
craft association. -
More ' than 2000 machinists,
boilcrmakors, sheet metal workers
and car men In Sacramento will bo
affected. They nro now getting, a
basic wage of 71! cents an hour.
IN HUGE MERGER
POIITI'AXD, March 2 1 . (P) A
consolidation of ten Portland dair
ies under the name of the Carna
tion Farm Products company has
been announced here. The consid
eration Involved In the transfer of
the ten plants to jiew ownership is
said to have been two million dol
lars. Tho purchaser Is closely af
filiated witU tho Carnation Milk
Products, manufacturers of evap
orated milk, operating In Oregon
since 1902, $
DRIVE FOR INFIRMARY
AI OREGON TO START
PORTLAND, .March 21.
A mass meeting of parents of
University of Oregon students will
bo ,hold here March 80 for the
purpose of reorganizing a state
wide drive for $00,000 to be
added to n, smllar amount ap
propriated to tho state ,for a new
Infirmary building on tho Oregon
campus- Plans for the meeting
wero discuKsel last night, called
by tho infirmary Investigation
committee of the University- of
Oregon Mothers, club.
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Wall Street Report
TAKES SLEEP POWDER
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 21.
Tho victim. It Is believed, of an
Inordinately large potion of sleep-,
ing powder. Mrs. Ethia Erman, 33,
beftuty fhop proprietor, died 04 a
houseboat lost night in the Hiver
dale moorage. An autopsy was
ordered.
Mrs. Brman had been employed
as housekeeper by W. B. Ileusner,
owner of the houseboat, and usu
ally stayed there as there were no
sleeping quartern In her beauty
shop, .
Police were told that tho woman
had had financial troubles and had
previously tried to commit suicldo.
NEW YOItK, Mar. 21. (P) Ex
tremely nervous trading lu today 'a
stock market reflected tho wide
spread uneasiness over the credit
sltuutlon. Prices opened Irregular,
turned heavy just before mid-day,
and then started upward in the
early afternoon under tho leader
ship of tho public utilities. Trad
Jug turned dull on the rally with
many small traders showing a dis
position to keep out of tho market
luntil after tho New York and Chi
cago federal reserve meetings were
out of the way,
Prices were unable to hold a
definite course during the last hour,
Uailroad equipments were heavily
bought for a time, Baldwin Loco
motive approximating Its 1&2'J hitch.
Tcxaa Gulf Bulphur developed pro
nounced strength and Midland Hte I
Products preferred mounted ecvon
points. Intermittent selling broke
out In the coppers, oils and mer
chandising shares, The cloeo was
Irregular. ''',
Total naleg a'pproxlmutod -Mt'O.-00'i
shftres.
J.GPENN
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Is always possible for women who shop at a
J. C. Penney Store V these in smart styles
and at economy
prices tell you why I
New
EY CO.
"Dress - V
Millions of women have discov
ered that it costs very little to
have smarter frocks than ever
before ... to have more of
them, too. They are shopping
with the J. C. Penney Com
pany . . . and benefiting from
the advantages of quantity buy
ing that- commands 'first selec-.
tions . . . and unusual savings.'
For Women
For Misses
For Juniors
Oiie-Piece . Two-Piece
Jacket Costumes . . of
Flat Crepe and Georgette
Irresistibly clever and different frocks for every kind of Spring and
-- Summer need s flat crepe, satin crepe and georgette . ; plain or
' .vividly printed.' Lingerie touches, smart frills and jackets distinguish
the new modes . . . you must sec them!
$Q.90 ... $
1Q-75
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OAKLAND, Cul, MurOl SI.
(P) UavlU A. nurnotl, wealthy
Han Lenmlro nianufaclurer, for
merly of Toledo, Ohio, was sen
tenced to Folsom penitentiary to
d;iy for kidnaping five-year-old
Elolso Wlnilfell. lie was given nn
liidetcrnilnuta sentenco that may
extend to 20 years In the discre
tion of the 'state piison board.
, Harnett was convicted Tuesday.
Since then bo Iwib been under In
vestigation In connection with the
slaying of 15-year-old- Mabel May
er In Oulcla'nd July 2, 182".
llocauso of Harnett's previous
conviction In a kidnaping case In
Toledo, the court found there was
no nlternutlvo to the maximum
penalty in his caMO,'1 "
the services of Oregon -specialists
In tlio medical profession, ..who are
cooperating with the association
this year.
Two clinics on the same day,
April 3,. have been promised this
county, one In Medford and anoth
er In Ashland, the details of wlllch
will be nnnoumted later.-'These
clinics will be held by v. Ilnrold
criieun and' l)r. rtal'pl'i' CMiit'tsbif,
both of I'orllnnd. ' . '
transniarlue' vessel Sujameco
might yet bo removed from tho
sands of' tlio beach north of Coos
Bay. The vessel has boon on the
sand since March I when, she
grounded in n heavy fog.
Ifoue for Ship. "' ' '
MAItKIIFlEI.D, Ore.. March 21.
(A1) Renewed hope wns expr?ss
el hrre lodny that tbo striiiHle.l
TO START EARWMAyU ;ai
; ' '" 1 t 22,7:30 p.m. AVork In
femberH of the stum board of
control said, after ,' a conference
with AV., C Knighton, Portland
architect that actual construction
of tho new state office building
will probably' start eurly in May.
Tho exterior plans for tho building
were approved nnd' thd architect
was instructed to, oomploto the -dt:
tails so ttmt the board may - ciirt
for bids. . . v . : . I---i
Siwinl C'ohtmuntcatloii..'
103, A.s
Mareli
the
P. C. degree. y order- of AV. AJ.
301 C. M. HOITSTOX, Beey.
FOR TB STATE CLINIC
The Jackson county health au
thorities have . one of the three
requests already In for tubercu
losis clinics, with tho Oregon
Tuberculosis association made by
societies and om over the state,
wlHfh dowireTo take ndvnntnf; nf
RELIEF KOM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A P.attlo Creek physician Bays.
"Cofwdlpailyn . ' remonslble for
more misery than uny other cause."
Hut Immediate relief hn been
found. A tablet called Itexall Or
derlies has ben dipeuvored. This
tablet uttracts water from the sys
tem Into the Iay,y. dry, evacuating
bowol called the colon. The water
loosens tho dry food waste und
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a habit
or evor Increasing the dose.
Htop suffering from constipation.
Chew a l.exall Ordmile at nfght.
Next dny bright, (let 24 for 2 0c
today at tho uearent Itexall Drug
rttoro. JVujt Side PUaiuiacy.
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
GARDEN AND PORCH
POTTERY
Bird Booths, Porch Urns and Vases of Gray Stoneware and
attractive design.
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"Everything for Your Garden but the Rain
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main ,
Phone 260