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Daily Meteorological Report
FORD! JUNE FIFTEENTH
One of the propositions for manu
facturing airplanes and. accessaries,
that naturally will follow the lo
cation of class A airports, like Med
ford will. install, provided the bonds
are voted nextTuesday, Ih the one
recently received by the Chamber
of Commerce; from the manufac
turers, of a hew three-passenger
cabin monoplane, the final tests
onwhich are now beinjf made.
The company says thuti Medford
has been recommended to them as
having possibilities nt or near their
airport for a : first-class airplane
factory, and wanting: to know what
the city has to offer.
The company says it intends to
employ, about 100 men steadily at
first and turn putubout SO planes
a month, increasing production and
employes as demand for planes in
creases. '
in the rapid advancement of
aerial transportation, the cities that
put in modern airports are Koinff
to be the cities of the future, es
pecially where they receive gov
ernment approval and support like
Medford has the cnnnce-vo receive
if they vote the air bonds next
Tuesday.' 1 " ' :
TRAVELS , BY AIR
C'-.fK. BraaKr, managing editor
of the Portland Telegram, arrived
in Medford' this forenoon by air
plane from San Francisco while
en mute to bis- headquarters at
Portland. He had planned to make
the entire trip by ' a I'actfit: Air
Transport plane, but1 Was forced to
stop here because of bad weather
conditions north of Medford, T
hibitins tiie 'carrying of passen
gers. . lie left this forenoon by train to
continue his' northward jaurney.
Sir. Brassier is holding: the position
formerly held by Lester Adams,
former Medford boy, who is now
located in San Francisco following
newspn per work.
Thursday, March 2S
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy
and unsettled tonight and Friday.
Moderate temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy and uiiR.ttlefl
tonight and Friday. Probaly rains
hi northwest portion. Moderate
temperature,
A tesj ruiv of the machinery 'ofl
ine soutnwM Oregon fSalear 'inc.,
plant, now under construction at
a cost of approximately $150,000,
will bo made June. 15, according
to officials "of thP oonvpany.
The machinery, some of It with
special specifications , Is now under
construction at Wainuboro, Pa., and ,
tne nrst shipments aro expected to:
be sent out within the next fort-,
night. The packing and cold stor
age plant will be the most modern
and complete in the Pacific North
west, and the largest in the state
of Oregon. 1 ' v
The plans for the lighting of the
structure have been completed by
Grrthame li. Ridley, lighting engineer,'-of
San Francisco. Under the'
system the illumination will Jte uni
form throughout the plant, and
will provide daylight lighting at air
hours. . i
Agreement for the furnishing of
400 horsepower of electricity for
the operation of the plant has been
signed with the California Oregon
Power company, nnd all the lum
ber used In the building is being
furnished by the Owen-Oregon
company.
Work started today on the" con
struction of the office of the plant,
which will be modernly equipped.
It Is planned to make the grounds
of the. plant, which is located on
the Pacific highway, a show place
of southern Oregon.
Two "'pew-awards vitl bo given-!
ini-.ine first inne nc me uy wnur
court' of honor to be held 'in the
court house tonight at eight
o'clock, according to Scout Execu
tive Wm. f-.ee Brick er. They are
tne, badge for farm mechanics and
the badge for agriculture.
: Levon Dunford it. the only local
scout who will come up for the
mechanics award, - having accom
plished : considerable , study nnd
practical application along that
lino during the past few months.
Those who wilt be examined in
the study uf agriculture are, Cor
ing and Leo Martin uml Milton and
l-nwrenco Sanderson, all. of troop
4, Beagle, Ore. Kewell .Dm pray
will take the final examination for
slur scouldom. '
The board of review for all tho
lmya coining up for advancement
tonight, will meet at 7 o'clock, and
an hour later the regular session,
open to the parents and scouts and
the public in general, will open.
Twenty merit . badges will be
awarded tonight, one star scout
examination will , be held, and
eight scouts will be tested for ad
vancement into second class.
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Temperature (Begs.) .... 72 4:J
lligiieut t l.JlHi 12 Urn.).. ?2 ,72
Lowest (I.&st 12 hrs.).. 33 43
Rel. humidity tPct.) 37 80
State ol' weather... Cloudy Cloudy
lowest temperature this morn
irig, 42 averts, '.
Total precipitation since Sept.
19'JS. Jt.10 inches. '
Sunset today, 0:32 p. m.
Sumise Friday, 5:59 a. n).
Sunset Friday, fi :33 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 P.
120th Meridian Time
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-, Mrs. K 13. 'Williams will ..have
charge of' the presentntujn j talk
ASHIN'OTON. March 28. W)--A
tiation-wide investigation of the
work of ihb United Slates attor
neys Is beiiiK made by the depart
ment of justice with a view of tie
teminlng whether changes In per-
Wonien's club "SprlnRtiine'', meet
iiiB iit Hotel Meiironl On April -'.
An error wast Included Irt ft re
port' pnbli.sliod yesterday, from
one of the program eommilt'ce-
woinen. In regard to tho speaker
on this. subject. ' I
Kthel Willitn Will give tho talk
on "ttirds of Snrlnc" and Miss
sonnel are needed and what Im- Leona Marslers. supervisor or rnu-
provements can be made. ale f "le Southern Oregon Nor-
Atrorney General Mitchell said mal will present 'Musical Com-
Piesldent Hoover is Interested in positions of Spring." A largo nt-
the outcome of the Investigation teVidance of members and guests
' and will receive a full report. I win he expected at this meeting.
Ilaker City 62 i i Cloudy
nisniarck 6(1 .., 34 - Clear ,
lloiBe 66 , 56 1 Cdy.
Deliver 6S , 84 Clear
Ilea Moines Cti :IS Clear ,
Fresno ..: 74 50 Clear
Helena 60 IIS P. Cdy.
Los Angeles 7(1- Bti Clear
Marslifleld 2 41 Kulit
l'lioenix SO 48 Clear
Portland 64 48 llaln-
Ked llliilt 71 IS Cloudy
Hoseliurg , 71 50 Haiti
Halt lilie City.. 50 M Clear
San Pranclsco .. 62 . 50' P. Cdy.
Santh Ke .- '. 44 80 Snow
Seattle 56 44' P. Cdy.
Spokane 56 48 Cloudy
Walla Walla .... 72 54 Cloudy
Vrlnnloeg .12 Moml.v
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Thursday, March 28
' P. M.
6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall
Tribune News and Market
Hepom. "v
6:30 to 7 Coleman & Lawton
Service Station. Aledford
Service Station.
7 Frost Broadcast, by Floyd
! i Young. "
( Friday, March 29
A. !.
-'9:30 to 10 James McNairs
' .Pharmacy.' :' '.
'-10 to 10:30 Southern Oregon
Klectrle Co. ?
10:30 to 11 nosennftrg'a. Inc.
11 to H:30M. M. Dept. Store.
(Sacred).-
11:30 to 12 Jacque Lenox.
P. M. ...
i 12 to 12:05 The Mull Tribune
News Keports.
12:05 to 1:05 Palmer Music
House. ,
1:06 to 1:35 Medford Elec-
trie Store. ,
1:35 to 2:5 Lewis Super Ser-
vice Station. ;
2:05 to 2:S5 Mann's Depart-
ment Store. ' ' '
2:335 to 3:05 nropliy'a Jew-
elry Store.
6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mull
Tribune Newa nnd Market
Reports.
6:30 to 7 Hand ox.
8 to 10 Airport liond Election
Program.
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I Indications this forenoon wttre
that the SlU.Oflfl .lllx'l suit of Harry
iC Young against the Daily News
! Publishing company would go to :
Itlie jury lale this afternoon, follow-;
lug much heated testimony and ar-j
gument on both sides. A recess ;
was called by counsel for the plain- i
tiff at 1(i;l0 this forenoon to 1 I
o'clock this afternoun. '
Young was first on the stand 1
yesterday and testified to facia i
concerning tho publication of the,
alleged libelous article, which he
claims caused blm menial stress,,
placed him in the Ignominy of Hie'
public and made if Impossible for)
him to obtain work or engage In
I business. The News article linked j
I him as a suspect held in the coiimy ;
jjail in conncclion Willi the Siski-j
j you tunnel holdup and murders for :
'which the D'Autremont brothers i
j are now serving life sentences. j
j Young claimed the alleged libel-'
oils news article caused an es
trangement between himself and
family and caused blm to be
shunned by the public. Ho claimed
he requested a retraction at the i
newspaper office, but was refused.
It was brought out In defease
testimony of Han llowerman, city
editor, and Leo Tulllo, editor, that
Young refused . Che o'JTer of the
newspaper to retract Ihe slory and
said he did mil wish Ills name to
appear in print furlher in connec
tion witji I Iky case. .Hoi h men tes
tllled they urged Young to accept
the vetructioh, but became con
vinced Young was mil afler a 're
traction, but ralher al'ler money
to compensate him 1'or the alleged
damage suffered as a result of the
publicailoti of the article.
Sheriff Andrew Calkins of Yieka
and W. 11. Chandler Sopthern Pa
cific special agent, testified yes
terday . afternoon in regard to
Young's character, which they
termed as bad. This forenoon
sliMilar testimony was given by
Sheriff .leanings niu Chief of Po
lice McCi'cdie.
Testifying yesterday for the
plaintiff, .lames Shaw, brntber-ln-law
of Young,, claimed the defend
anla refused to print a retraction
and told Young when ho was In
the Dally News office, "lo go ahead
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M0NTGOMERYWARD fe CQ
117 S. .Central,,
Phone 286
Vote for Airport Bonds April 2nd
Medford, Oregon
Men; Be Sure to Come!
ED V. PRICE & CO. will have their repVesenta-'
tive with us
Friday and Saturday
March 29 and 30
He will show all the new and imported and do
mestic Spring and Summer worsteds in the full
piece for your selection. . - ' " '
He is an expert tailor and will measure you for
a better suit at prices you want to pay.
$35, $40, $45
Don't forget -t- Tomorrow and Saturday are
the days. Look with no obligation to buy
The MEN'S SHOP
Next to Rialto Theatre . R. W. LEE
Phone-457-R
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SiljijllllllM
New I sis Will '
Open Next Saturday
and start, your libel suit." Shaw
said he accompanied Young to the
office and was present at tho con
versation. Uolen.se witnesses claim
ed Shaw was nut present nt. tho
conversation, hut was standing out i
side the door. I Tho thrilling adventures of two
The trial has Its spirited mo- American soldiers of the Hnlnbow
nients when opposing counsel, I division, that aggregation of fight
Kelly & Kelly against Newbury a I Ing national guardsmen, are grapht
Newbury, find an oppor:ul:y to rise j rally depicted In "Rellly of the
to the occasion. There were few j Rainbow Division," which comes to
spectators yesterday or today. 'the new Isis theutre Saturday
The cast consists of Paulina flu-,
ion, Crolghton Hale, Joan Standing,
Alexander Alt. Unite Sedan, l-afuy::
ette McK.es und Jack Itaymoiitl.-ij
Hoover Has Phone. j
WASHINGTON, March 28.-()
Mr. Hoover has a telephone .n't
hlsdesk. The news Is that lioiis
tho first president to have one.
others Went to a Viooth or to An
Instrument In the presidential
study
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Ail urgent invitation is extended
to life, people of Medford hivd surf
rounding country to lay aside their
accustomed activities and attend
tho union Oood Friday servico to
be held Friday afumoort from 2
to 3 p. inj at- the 1-Ywbyterinn
church. This Is commemoration
of the greatest event of all his
tory, "The Sufferings and Death
of Jesus Christ."
The program Is as follows:
Chairman, Rev. K. I. Lawrence.
Organist, Eva Hazeliigg Marsh.
Organ prelude, "Midnight"
Torjussen
Hymn No. 56 "Olive's llrow"
Organ alone.
Hymn No. io Hallelujah, What
u Savior"
Invocation Rev T. L. Thuemler
Scripture lesson, "Oethsemane
, .,,...'. Itcv. J. B. Condor
Darltono solo, "Tho Old Hugged
Cross-
Rev. Carmen K. Moll
Scripture lson, "ThB Cruci
fixion" Hev. 11. B. Roes
fymn No. 62, "When 1 Survey
tho Wondrous Cross" ,
Organ only, leading to prayer
by Rev. VV. H. Katon.
Sermon, "The Source of Hap
piness" itcv. H. C. Punk,
i Pastor Lutheran Church.
! Hymn No, 61 "In the Cross of
Christ I Glory"
! Benediction and - silent prayer
.with organ and chimes.
! Be on time so -an not to dis
turb the quiet of thin hour.
Itiirns In ,11111
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, March 28.
("i George Alexander, brother
of C. J. Alexander of Seattle, gen
eral superintendent of the I'acillc
Salmon corporation, was hiirned to
death when fire destroyed the In
side of the Ketchikan illy jail
Alexander had been arrested on a
charge of being Intoxicated. Jail
officials believe that he liarted the
blaze himself.
fl For the Eenten Fast
.4 hi , mow. . i : .. ' ' ' ii
in
"My Tongue Was
White and Furry"
"Somn lime uku T ItOKnn wnltlnK
up wilh' ii ti'iTlldv tuste in' my
mouth very morn! riff, )! my inn
Kiio wcoliu'd to ,ln onaU'il with ii
white fur. At fii'Hl 1 wnnn't jilnrm
ert, lint when I IX'khii to lire early
in the day niiii Muffcr (lull homl
inrhon, I roall'cd my uysli'tn wiih
MtorliiK up poiHonH. I Ik'kuii lukiim
fJloxol tahlotH for the ox will they
contain, iih my doctni- wild there
wiih nothiiiK butter for the liver and
bowol.s. I with umiLKi'd a l the
amount of old waulo mutter ex
pelled from my ho ly, and In a very
.short time bewail to feel like a new
man."
Let your liver becftnm hIukkIhIi
and It failH to cleaiiHo the blood of
the poinoufl formed hi the fond
wflHte. 'J'heHO polHons then lire
Hp read throUKlmut t ho nytem,
eaiiHin aulo-lnloxIcaLlon, eh renin
eonHtipatiijji, iek headaehew, 1 and
dlen.sen of the Htoma-h, hlond and
kidneys. The bent thiiiK for Hlim
ulal Intr the liver, an dnetors nmv
aree, Is pure, natural ox Kail. 1)1-
oxol, comalnmg pure ox k'!'. tonen
up the liver In a nalurnl way and
ma ken It function vlHoioiiHty. When
your whole inle.stlnal traet Ih kept
ejean, your howelri move regularly,
and you 'njoy genuine health J)l-
oxol tabletH are pure, nntural ox KJill
in dainty, tnHtelesM form, and font
leHH than 2c eueh at drimwlHtH. Try
theni and nee what a dllferenee it
ma ken when your liver Ih funel
tlonfnp right. A II Rood (ItUKKlHtH
sell Dloxol tahlelH. Hpeelal agent:
.larmin Woods Drui; Htore.
TOMORROW IS GOOD FRIDAY
And we are prepared with the finest sea foods
for the occasion
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UNO HOLLV ST. PHON 244
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeino Service
Fresh Salmon
Fresh Halibut
- Fresh Crabs
Shrimp
'Crab Meat
Olympia Oysters
Fresh Sole
Eastern Oysters 4
Smelt . ,
Mackerel
Finnan Haddie
Clams
Kippered, Salmon
Fresh Herring
Cat Fish i-i
Fresh Cod .
Abalone
Imported Swiss Cheese
Red Rock Cottage Cheese
Order Early for Prompt Delivery
Economy Fish Market
206 East Main St.
Phone 26