Medford mail tribune., March 21, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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4 P.M. ON FRIDAY CARNIVAL LEADER
1
6 tf
t. ;
! i' With the stuto champion band
'i In the' lead, thu Jmilor la pa -
- riirto will li'itve tho high aehool
-promptly in four o'clock tomoi iow
evening, and cluo behind 'he bund
: lll be the . i-r. li. -ivhli ll the
,tiuncn of the Junior carnival, jiihk
Dorothy tilth, junior candidate,
will bo Heated. .Following her will
be .tho other candidates, MIhh -Mil
dred Ijiwrenec. 'Mlt Dorothy
Slead, .Mil's' Illllle Hammelt, und
Mips Adro. TCUwurdH.
The following clubs mid organl
, witlunn will have floats, or ears
In .the parade: II. E. C. A., tlirlH'
league, Latin club, Agiiciilmrul
club. Ulve club, Junior car, adver-
Using 111 Jinx; CI. A. A..-J1I Y,
Airplane club.
There .will-be a number-of very
beautiful floats, as well as amus
ing and comical features.
. The parade will leave the high
nchuol promptly at 4 o'clock, nnd
will proceed down Main Htrevt,
'and return on Sixth.
; . " fllrl Hack Homo
,; I'KIW.N'O. Cui., .March 21. wTV
Her drenni of happiness In Seattle
', wl(li her mother shattered, Tbolma
Muy Lumoiili. 17, .twice reported
kidnaped In the past ten days' und
nought by pullf-e in California and
i Washington, returned to her falh-
' vv and (tepmolher. Mr. and , M,i h.
. GuV Lnmond, Jr., lnte lust night,
' glad tb bo home again.
r To uttend1the two days meeting
of Oregon dairymen under ayspices
: of tho Oregon State college. County
. 'Agent'lt. (1. Fowler mid I. fl.'Mc-
, Crnckeh of Valleyvlew loft for Cor- i
tl vnllls '-yesterday'.
hvant to kllyoii how
; hoaxed him io eah
"Once I was worried-!-
nicaltlmc was trcttliiR on uiy
.. nerves. I prepared many appo
' imwc dishes, but John simply
: would not ent just, 'minced' .at
. his' food. Perhaps somotinies' a
f . IHH9 grouchy. I began to fear he
wan 'slipping.' What was I to. do?
Love, home, happiness, business
, sUcccsb all depended upon an
' improvement in his condition. The
Wood tonic idea suirgostcd itself
1 lo me. JIy Duggist recommended
j S.S.S. John agreed to try. it.
: Well, in just a tew days I could
; see the difference. His Improve
!' went has benn so rapid he is eo
ij Ing to take several more bottles,
O and not only that, but ho Is now
f, Mllng his (fiends to take S.S.S."
. Loss of appeliiu only a
, -. -. . symptom
i , Tt is a known fact that when,
;one's system Rets "run-down,"
they haven't tho resistance . to
' ward of!" diseases. Loss of ftppc
, tite Is only a symptom. General
' weakness pervades the entire
cony, lucre is
nodesiro to.worl:
or play. ;
' W i t h'o u f
plenty of rich,
...vcd Wood, .thoro
could bo no
strong, sturdy,
powerful men,
S.S.
?gr ..
lift
29-ROUNDS-29
BOXING
Auspices Ashland
Ashland
FRIDAY, MARCH
' : 8:30 O'CLOCK
10 ROUNDS MAIN EVENT-10
Austin Rosander
137 Lbs., of Ashland
vs. '
Pat Padelford
: , 131 Lbs., of Medford . , ,
' 6-ROUNDS SEMI-WINDUP-6
BILLY . va HAROLD
BREEDLOVE vs" WRIGHT
3 MORE FAST SCRAPS
Completing 29 Big Rounds
Admission: Ringside, $2.00; reserved, $1.50;
general admission, $1.00; ladies and children
50c. Tickets on sale at Nininger's and Recep
tion Pool Hall, Ashland, Brown's and Hotel
Jackson, M edford.
j Miss . Dorothy Oi lh won thu
(Junior, Carnival , Queen foulest.
j whji ii-closed thin morning ut 9
i o'clock. Approximately 40U.U00
vote were, held out. until Ihen,
malting It impossible to know
the
winner before the final count.
The' members of the student :
body were' anxious lo find out the
returns, but - results 'were kept
secret until the 111 Times, high ,
school paper, published .' them "at
four o'clock. lloun Green, vice-;
president of the Junior class, will
have tlie lnmor of crowning Ihe
lovejy queen. Tile' coronation will
tuko place at o'ejock Krlduy ;
evening. A gift will .be presented l
ilfss Ortil by the junior class. :
The final count wuh as follows:
Uorolliy tirin, junior.... L'ha.uuy
.Mildred Lawrence, senior... J7, 90i
nillle llamnivtt. freshman. J 74.100
freshman .7 74.100 ,
onhomore..' 72,0U J
mid-year ..."
Uorolhy Slead.
Adra Kdwards,
. freshman SG ' (JGO
!-- : V
Wedding bells
Kxtun lu lliiriuii nnd MhH
I,'ljrvnio Stui'KU.t-H,' lulh of Me
4 "loud, Calif., WW " lnarriuU huro
Wi'iliiCHtly evoiilnt;. at m llaptint
(Oiiirch. thu lKiHtor. V.. JI. Kutonj
plflclatlng.
Charles l.ouis Colwell, of C'.lenn
1 iiii,..J
l.llllllir
county, Calif., and Miss
Frances Itussell of .Meilfurd. wore
mi II I'd In niariiage In tills city
Saturday evening
yn rsonnge.
lit the Daptlst
Rich, red blood builds
, 1 sturdy health
or beautiful, hcallhy women.
When you get your blood cells
back up to normal, that sluggish,
hit-down focling, loss of appetite,
' rheumatism, boils, pimples, and
skin troubles disappear. You get
hungry ugnln, sleep soundly; firm
.flesh tnkes tho .place of that
which wns once flabby. You
feel strong. Your nerves becoino
steady. 1
S.S.S. is daily helping peoplo
rcgnin their strength and charm.
Thousands of users have testilicd
to its benefits in unsolicited let-.
tors of gratitude. It helps Nnture
build red-blood-cells.' It gives to
Nature what it needs in making
you feel iko yourself; again. , .
All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. in
two shes. Ask for tho )nrr;or
siic. It is inoro economical,
. vopjtIiw u:t as.D. cu.
Region ?ost 14 I
Armory
22
SIAHKIH'IKI.D, Ore., .March 81. !
(P) CorvalJIs will bo the situ of j
tlnwnext quadrennial Royal N'elgll- i
bors convention, it was decided at j
the statu meeting at 'orth llcnd !
late yesterday. ; .
' Mabel liatchelor of lllllsboro :
was eluded state oracle; Klizabclh '
(Howe, 1'ortland, recordor-lreiui- j
urr. ' '. '.. .j
Delegates to the supremo con-I
vein Ion Ui Mimicapulbi in Mwaie
Anna Stall .Smith, Jlcdtord; lieu- j
trice Khuduln, Corvirtlls: Kleanor i
McC'oskie, linker. fltcrnates arc
(Omnia Walrod. Greshum; Alurlettn j
Jones. L'mutlllu. und Kdlth llib-
bord, l-akevlew. ;
Appointments to state, offices
follow: Josio ilartiuan, Sllvyrton,
i'diiaiicellor
Marietta Jpnen, Uma-
.nu
jiast oracle; Anna Tripp, j
Myrtle Point. Iilrshnl ;L'lara An
j,,,,.,
f,.at,t.t.i
ionrtnel: A
Hand, rlglu marshal; '
anfprif.. 1'artUind.f Inner I
Anna (Hw.nnsorv iCbttnge j
outer sentinel. M
E
Ilufo iloberts of .Central "I'.ohlt
I" 1" the county Jail todny await-1
,.,h(n i.nu. 1
session charge, folli.wing his ar
rest List evening on jtlvorsido ave- j
11110 by Deputy Sheriff ,1'aul Jen- ;
nliigs. ,
One gallon of alleged moonshine !
was seized from Kohertu. who wns ;
driving an old model car at tho !
time of his arrest.' ,Tho car will I
probably be confiscated. :
lldberts had beep ,unucr ' tho
surveillance of officers for a short
time. ' -,-
Mllioukii ore'eedud by ono or two
.light npiiiikles in the aftoruoou.i
spring officially arrived early last
livening, according to tint calendar
and scieiiliHls, ' nccunipuulcd .by
Homo light showers which began to
drop 11 shiu-t time later, and today'
was iulln cloudy 'with light show
ers or sprinkles ut times. .
Tlin exact time of spring's arriv
al luiru.wftH atiMiUS p.. in., wlu',t)i0;
sun e.niHMi.'d thu ciltintor, accordliig
In 1.. W. Dick, tlio local weather
sharp, and I'inyd I). Young, Liu of
frost dexterity lame, both of whom
Puhhchh much knowieilgo oi' events
in connuelion wllh the early pio
neer days td from whom tho aver-
ago lnnuor reporter can absorb
11(11(11 scientific, lore. '
After Old 80I crossed tho onus
lor yesterday ho nt once atarted on
n Journey north, if tho ovor nwed
writer understood them right, nnd
the days will be longer until some
time in .lone or thereabouts, when
they begin. to contract again. . .
, .Only .OS of an inch of. rain foil
In Old 21 hours ending at E a. m.
today, ami cloudy weather is fore
casted for tonight and Friday, with
cooler tiimpnrutiiru tonight. The
wnather of today was still ipilto
mild with a niaxlmuui of CI de
grees Hm following a maximum of
tiu yesterday. ' .' ,
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from I'ugo Ono.)
tile lax depiirtuient to mako that
luinecessnry.
Home niiiiounces construction of
a "pontifical railroad train of tlvu
cars to he built for the pope."
One car will cmitain a pontifical'
thrope and dining room, a second
n chapel und n bedroom, a third
miarturs. for the papal court. .
Thoro will ho spaco for servants,
and two lncomotlvcR nre assigned
by tho 1 1 ii I in ii minister of public
works lo pull the train.
This Indicates the pope's Inten
tion to travel extensively, now that
limited restoration of tumpornl
IHiwcr has put an end to confine
ment within the Vatican.
Yesterday was, officially, , tho :
ri.. .1.... ..e ........... I
Homo young gentlemen will be
gin at onen on plans fur spoudlne
u viieiitlou. with pleasures.
Others will plan lo work harder,
and get ahead morn liuiiillj . Ul
splto uf warmer weather. . . r
Which of two groups will enjoy
real leisure a few years hence?
ltussians have been himy In India
making a backdoor attack on llrit
nln Unit drove Itusslan business
out of London. '
Intense excitement In Bombay.
Ilrltlsh police and military guards
stationed nt strategic points, mark
ed Ihe arrest of Hindu cotnitiiiht
and uebtirn of their literature.
Oilier arrests wuro nmdo Tues
day lit Calcutta and Poors. ;;,
lllnilu loimiiuiilsU. m'cusi'd of
"wimliiK wur umilusl tho nrltlsb
kliiK," ro Tulrly well .'equlpiHiii
will) cnlclnviuUs of IioIhIiuvUI coin-
llUlllllHIll.
Hut tliu)' tiro nut equipped wllu,
U'CUIHIIIH. (lo liut kuuw how to uso
thorn, nuil iirolmbly wuuld not uac
I hem If tlmy hail Ilium mid kqew
1"W. 'l " J ,. ..J
- Tho RKltnlion In luttrvntlng AH
! .proving HiihiIh'o uullvlly nnd pf.
I Hlntenl Ikuoi'Ihr of tho fact .that
I you canuot nuike rouo ot Baud,
lor a nuccvaiitul revolution In g
country HHP India.
Claclflftt itilrnrtlKlna tt rosnll".
SPRING OFFICIALLY
HERE LAST EVENING
. 1TMIESIEI.W
Those
to all
PRICES DECLINE
' .rojlTLrSN V. prp.. M;ir. ' Sl.-; j
Two Ki'adcs of butter anrt univgraito
of egea underwent priee declines
.today. ,
Prime firsts in butter went down
half a cent to 12 nml ftrnts drop- (
mi.-. ' run ...... L
mnfned "utichansed. J I f
:""MedItl"n. Tlrsts In ff1ct h'ectt "
ut U0. ?i- Y ,2 y ?i v -k .
Other hiirketa 'were undisturbed.'
d."
;
Frodui-c.
PORTUVK1), )ro., Jlur.
AVIiolenato pricp: ! :-
1!(TTER t,over grndiiK half to
1' - . 1 "T ' -mm. J w I : bin ana
THE MARKETS CENTRAL POINT BIBLE . mtS -
oni- ctnt lptvcr. Vortlaud tialrj' .... ,
Exfchli(ro net tt-holoS-nU priced1 Kcvlvlnn th Contml Point Blblo
(6uuosX: Exlraa, MDVic: .Undafd.1 !'" H- htrgont In Boutlicin Ore
4t: prlmo lu-jts. -taa: firsiK, 4le.. ""''"I "' . '';
KOdtl Medium flrsls oohtiW"" Vn aturtod In Centrul
lowor: rwh modlutn flints. !tc.
" fllllr t,nt,tf. nntnn, rttuf..na
veool, nuts. hay.'eaacarA bik nnd
hops; All steady and unchaatcd.
1rt)hrK1t, '
rORTLAN'I?. Orn.,'Mnr.
fll
Little Pirates have hidden tor you a treasure that's worth
its weight in picate gold . . . i v v r
For in this chest are such jewels as health . . . convenience
. . . economy .: . . the salisfacliori of heing up-to-date hi home
equipment . . .
ivho.s
good
You have already seen the great iron -hound chest in our
window ... you've wondered what it Uol)s . . . sec it opened
tomorrow . . . see what's inside.
Medford Building
v Whent: YAg limd bluesti'in lianl
white. $1.46; foft white. SI. 20;
, Vostorn white, $1.20: hard winter.
S1.17; northern spring. $1.17; west-
:ern rvd, $1.17.
OATS-No. - 3S-1U. while, $40.
! .Today's car receipts: Wheat 25.
, hurley 1, flour 10, corn ,4, oat 2,
j hay 0.
r " lilvcMork
rpHTLAM. Ore.. .Mureh 21.
JPi 'Cut tit and culvm: Active." fully
tuudy-; reeuiptH cuttle .lou. -
UuKrf: Kteaily: recelpttj 226. In
cluding 2,00.,ou eontrael. (
. Sl)ec4 utul . htmiis: ' Quutuhly
tjtenUy; reeuiptH ull on co.'i-
tvnt.
Nuu"!.'niupl?io
SAN
VHAXflMl'O. Alalfll Sk.
'()')' liuiU'i tat t.ii.i).
l1ii,o!:i'- "t - ' i''
I Voini ur ' reorgiinlmtlon.
' pi'OMnril ( tOll for l IIICCCIB,
In
bulldliiH has b."n completed nd-
jt tiling tho Chrisilun church as
mei-tlug place and tho services ot
tale denli-r huve "b--Ti !ciirei as
t. (F).. in ni hi mi i ill iiijiium i l'JTJAfj rj mT
ou don't Jieetl lo measure 40 paces
from ihe giant, oak ami dig out six feet
of sea santi in order lo locate this treas
ure cJiestJ Here it
ee it wHk
thi ngs for
to come
teacher. Mr. Shulloy Is a former,
; minister and has tho . reputution
of bein;' an interestlngr speaker. '
The reorKunizt d cl&f's ha-s adopt-!
ed the mime, '.'The Kiigu.es H.iblo;
lMiu.' nnd will hota Its first
meetlnp ut 10 n. "m. next Sunday. -wlnn
over. 150 men arc expected
to be present. The building has
been - fully equipped with chairs,
notebooks nnd a piano, and an In
tcrvstlns program; has been prepared,-
si: . - - -
111 uf I
: j eMi
lalcrpd ,h'ri j JshVilay' wttn the lo--al
slntf- auto 'lrafCu-.ur--ini.'" " 1
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Phone 90
; THE PLACE TO EAT
The Rex Cafe
GdodTdCff'- Goo4 Sorvice
Carl Fichtncr
FOR -
tire repairing
tires tubes
rim8 wheels
accessories
Fir Phono 180 :
J .Women's Hose
$100 Pair
Bilk from top to to with
pointed heel
--it
v'l:
r:
hey
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111 Henew tho charm of .your j I
HI yeatcrday jeMs by . ro-
III moimtinK them in tho d-.i II
II Lnulaite laroJikc.whito.Bold II I
I llll.'.alld Dlatlnum . nmiml lilc I I
I 'of toda4 snjfeibselfcc-.: 1
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