Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 04, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 i ;" ' ' 'ii P3CFB FTV1 5fEBT0ItC:SrnE TRTRTTNTl. MfeDTORP. -OTTCflQy. THURSDAY, 'APIUL 4 1ftM. OFFICIAL OF P. A T. PIPER TD AOORESS TUBERGULOSIS IS DESCRIBED r AS - A 1 . S V .What's . Going On, and Who AUTHORIZES LEASE AT NEW AIRPORT Wants to Know? NEXT WEDNESDAY PASS ON APRIL 10 MIDWAY HIGHWAY I C; E. Johnson, operation mana ger for Pacific 'Air Transport, under Boeing Transport, Inc., was in tojlforct 'vi'edncsday enroute by plane to Oakland. -. He was not surprised' because the people ot this city had voted for the airport-bonds, as he recog nizes then- progressive spirit, but he ' was surprised at the 12 to 1 majority.. He wasfloud in his praises of the same and said he would like to take a bunch of the fellows from here to Seattle, where they are- considering- a like propo sition, to toll them how "to put it over."" Mr.: Johnson ' authorized Seely Hall to immediately secure a lease foi the BnelnB company- on the airport, . and they would soon pro ceed with thc Crectlon of their own administration building, inechanl carshop and hangar. On his arrival in Oakland last evening:. Mr. ' Johnson ' wired as .follown'to' the publicity committee: Oakland. Calif., April 3. , : -Congratulations to the citizens of Medford On voting the airport bond. Issue, thus maintaining their present position as tt key -city ort tbb Pacific coast oii'Way. Aeronau tical development of the futuro will bring increased 'benefit. . Mcilford through its -.airport.: '. - 0. R. JOHNSON, , "' Operation Manager '. T. ,A The county court has set' next Wednesday. April 10, as the date for the final hearing on the Mid way highway, which lias" been' be fore the county court for the past : If treated In time, the dread fll- 'i The sifting meeting of the ;Cra-, !ter. Lake councll'uf the Boy Beauts I sease tuberculosis can be cured, ot America Is to'be held in Grants 'said Dr. P. L. Mewmyer, resident 1bua tn tl'priiuallflv : Aiirll IB. at I ........l..!.... ll.a o.in i iiltAill1nfltH - - - , t. .. 1 1 . . , iM i, mminfl v ir p imHpnm under the law has the right to ren der a decision any timo within CO days, and to date has given no inkling as to when it will decide. The road has been a live subject among a' number of residents of the north end of the county, as It furnishes a direct outlet for the Sams Valley district. A number affected by the right of way across their property have filed a protost. The road, if approved and ord ered, would be the major oad pro ject: on the floor of he valley this summer. llVeft' of all Scout organizations in both Jackson and Josephine coun ties 'are to confer on - mutual Scouting problems. t The: Grants Pass Boy Scout Committee are to act as hosts and every btfori is to b made to show thci visitors on enjoystiie - and ; entertaining time.1 ' ' ' '.' . p - The- regional executive! John H.I and often through the p"Ver: will represent the national of -attending physicians, hospital .at Salem, when he was in Medford yesterday in connection with tuberculosis clinics held at this city and Ashland. However, If the affliction is allowed to ad vance lute the second and third stages, there is no remedy. Tuberculosis Is often found hard to diagnose when in the first stage Ignorance the til- council and will deliver the ad- seaso is allowed to advance umu u dress of the evening' '" ' " ' too lalo. It Is an Infectious ail- first time that a ment anil can ue acquirea oniy uy to - - - - Daily Metecrolegicsl Report Thursday, April 4 Medford and 'vicinity; Partly cioudy. tonight and Friday. Not much change in temperature. " - Oregon: Unsettled, probably rain tonight and Friday. SnotV- in. tho mountains. No change in -tem perature. . ' ' Oregon Weather Unsettled, prdbably. "rolnTtonight and Friday,, '' Isl.ftlje.smouii- tains.-. .'o change in temperature. FrAsh' wait- and southwest winds. Local Data -I 3 ' ; ' i : (JoatedfJvf I - Poi$dned; 8T L syslem! Temporaturo ' (degrees) -bi v- 39 Highest (last 13 hours)' 1 Lowest (last 12 hours) 32 30 Rol. humidity (per ct.) 64 84 Precipitation (Inches)....... .03 State of weather. i.C'Idy. Spr'kly . Lowest lempcmturo this morn ing 38 degrees. This Is the meeting of thrf representation ot the entire cohncll- area has ever been held in Grants -Pass and sneaks well for the.-Interest hnd cnlhustasm with which: the mem bers Of tho district Boy committee are ' carrying on too local "program."- - : '; The meeting will open with reg istration of council members at 4:01) o'clock- at tho Redwood hotel, Trnob broblems and scouting prob lems will bo tn subject oi rami nnirforeneea and discussions open u tntereMtefl. . urior -to tllC A dinner will bo servcu at. at the hotel In tho privato dining roonu- .Tho dinner will bo the official blicnihg of: tho council meeting -and In nddltion to tho. regular'buslness necessary t04rnns- nct there will bo a special iuobi..... of Interest , to nil Scoutmasiera. troop committees. ' council mcm leo.., emit frlendij.iof Scouting. It Is expected tllat ovei- 60 men will attend -.the. .affair.' .-';' Total tember 1 precipitation since , l'92R, .13 Inches. Sep' Sunset today, 6:89 p. in. Sunrise Friday, 5:47 n. in. Sunset Friday, 6:11 p.. in J Obsefvatlohi Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time FEET Of S! AT LAKE Of CITY -t ST o CD 3l ! B is - . i-ivi,.ti vftin- tnirue!-- If tongue coated In the morning and you nave "tr-bnd tuxte in your motitli. lt usu ally means your system Is filling With poisons from waste matter rc .tsined In the body. Tills state ot solf-potsdiUng; or nuto-lntoxlcatlon. causes chronic constipation, sick headaches; sour stomach, and oflon high blood pressure and hardening, arteries. You need to stimulate the liver so It can remove the poisons irom the blood and clean the wasto out of the colon. Pure ox gall is he best thing for the purpose. It In a natural liver stimulant, as any doctor will tell you. ! You get tho genuine, pure ox gall lit dainty, tasteless form in Dloxol tablets. 13ach tablet Vfpresents 10 drops of-'the - precious ox gall and costs less than-2b, Try a few for three, or four days: , The amount of old waste matter expelled from rour bodv will astound you!. Note, the new feeling of health, strength and energy that is yours. You'll Jdel like a new person; All good Urugglsts sell Dloxol tablets. Special bkent: Jarmin & Woods Drug Baker - Citj. Bismarck .... Boise .... Denver '....v..: I Des Moines Fresno ....i..; Helena Los Angeles ManhfKld" Phoenix ' ....a Portland .... Red Bldff .. Roseliulg ... Salt Lake City... 58. 74 6K 70 80 66 62 62 64 82 64 60 4S as San Francisco... 58 Santa Fe 66 Seattle . 40 Spokane ......t.:.v 62 Walla Walla..;:: 6S Winnipeg . 34 3 41 84 62 62 36 62 '311 2 -40 ' CO 3R 62 62 48 34 .-34- Cloudy 1'. Cdy. Rain t:iear ' V. Cdy. -Rain Cloudy Rain Cloudy Rain Cdy Rain Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy . Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Thxi-n Is t the brosent time four and one-hank feet of snow at Lake the Woods, according to man ager James Grey, and two feet or snow at the Dlamona ikv aoeording to Manager George L. Howard. . Roth these places expect to open about June 1. Manager Howard says mat ac cording to his advices, there is about, ten feet of snow at the Summit" bn tho road te uiamonu Lako. , .... ... , ..,; . . Work on putting the two resorts lh sllapfe 'for the slimmer business will start early 'In May.; r." Vr 32 Cloudy i,. W. DICK. Meteorologist, To Pav Discarded Wife SAN ieRjVA'CISCO,' April4. I If) -uHbcAiisb Kva Ellea MacCOrmacK common law wife of George Iewls, helped Lewis to build up a 160,000 tug boat, business In. the. J7. years nt their life together, a 'court here ordered Lewis to pay her one-half nf his fortune. She said Lewis tired of her after he became sue- cessful. ' ' ' " ' ' '" '"" direct contact. It is found to be more common among men of ma ture age than women, but is said to attack girls more than boys. The latter - condition is . attributed by Dr. Meyniyor to dieting and to smoking, especially among young women. .These ; two' prac t i c e s weaken tho constitution of individ uals and make them susceptible to the disease. Exuctly 195 patients are being troated at the state .hospital near Salem and there Is tt long waiting list, said Dr. Newlnyer, adding that on lie average la patients ure dis charged each month and li. nev ones ai'e received. : He estimated 000 eases - III the i entire ' sttttb.l reaching that conclusion fruin.the, yearly . death toll exacted by the' disease. . . ; . : ' . Karly symptoms of the disease. Include a tired feeling at tho end of each-day, reluctanco to be away from home at night, loss of appe tite nnd later loss of weight -and incessant coughing. Tuberculosis of the lungs causes no pain, but is the rnurce of much pain when it attacks the intestines, the latter condition usually ends fatally earlier than the lung'diseasc-. Dr.- Newmyer reported . several local patients at: the, hospital and said their ;condlthins : tVore as -well as could be expected. We Wish All to Know About the Sinclair Store ,-,-.1 . "J ' iff. c SHO E f : ALE PSYCHOU ' Consldei-ahle i enthusiasm ' has been expressed by local people over the oreanlzatlort of the course in Child Psychology, a University nf orceon extension division offer ing, which will start next Monday night at 7:30- nt tho senior high Arrangements ' for tho course havo been mado by Mrs. W JVeilsorl, president of tho city coun ell. P. T. A., and Principal fl. -II Conklo of the high. school. 'Tile class will bo held every .Monday 1.,1 lamn In tlin mibllCf Mi Saturday,' starting the SECOND WEEK ofjthis sale, the store will be full of surprise bargains. The different lines are substantially marked down; Visit this sale and see the many good things in store for you. Make a social call at any rate. ! f ER D'ANl I ! ' I ... i - 1 f i ! E BIG RETURNS ON NEW YORK MARKET Roguo river d'AnJous contlnu lo bring a high price on the Now York market. An II. Von lloovenbetg shipment yosterday .sold at uuctlon for $5.16 uer box. through Simons, Shuttle- worth , & . French company, ot which Guy W. Connor is tho local renrosentative. Thcv were do- scribed -as in good condition, well graded, and well packed. This was for full boxes; Half boxes of the same variety, from tho same orchard sold for $2.66. ' . In IS northwest shipment auc tions, Ni'lis averaged higher than d'AnJous, with steady averages for Oregon pears, with d Anjou extras Milling at 4.7!- box. fancies 4 2r'. lioo S2.66 ahtl fartcy Nolls at $3.88. '.. : . " :' .' . . . - ilillltrlllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllll lttlllllllM111flllllIt1lllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllH"i"M"l"i""" m - - - - ....AFTER .EASTER -Coat ! Special Paris places no luaHMldti ttn color this spring ... . fof your spring coat you'Wy setect from 'til the rainbow hues ... reds, gradations of blue, greens beiges, gray1.' . '. and of course, black. :Many show an elaborate use of flat f urs . . . others, equally in teresting, display the effectiveness of only fabric Intricately cut into seeming simplicity . , . exqyi siWly tailored t. . and in every instance sensibly priced. r-; $89.50 Coats $69.50 Coats $55.00 Coatt $45. 00. Coats $29 0 Coats $79.00 .$59.00 .$4500 ; $35.00 $25.00 hn&6riX:pbi1ll BXcUslvely ADRIENNES . MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Radio Projram KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrfllh BUtlen ' -,. Girls',., black and tan OXFORDS Value to $2.60 . Now $1.48 - : Girls' s , OXFORDS and ; SHOES Patent- and tan. Value to $3.00 Now, $1.98 y ,; BoyB , , SHOES School Shoes . $1.98 to $2.48 Dress Shoes Patent and Tan $2.48 to $2.98 . Ladies' : i FELT i SLIPPERS brown and gray : 49 '' .. Ladies' , FELT ' SLIPPERS , High colors ; Leather toe caps 69 . Ladies' -All-Leather BOUllOtR SLIPPERS $2.50 value $1.39 ') -Ladies' ;. OXFORDS and PUMPS ' Patent and' tans, all 'late 'styles, 1 one- and' two straps and ties r Worth $5.00 pr. . Now, $2.79 Ladies' "Up-to-Date" OXFORDS and v:: pumas ' .Patent and tan and, all ;the new blond shades Values. $6 to $7 4lNdW,i$S.89 . ' Childs'' v-. .One Lot. ' FELT .Ladies' :i '.:.-, SLIPPERS OXFORDS Red, blue and PUMPS . , brown ," and ' ;' ' n; SLIPPERS Broken sizes. Ladies' . e1 se5 GALOSHES V:?J-8a : In colors, , Fair cuffs with ' - : snap fasteners . SOUFFERS -- $1.69 and , : '- " OXFORDS . Men's . FortW-'; W?K SHo!? ' Children' $1.95 to $3.85 V . Straps ana , lace. " "' Meh;s ' Leather and DRESS SHOES Composition sole $2.95 to $4.69 98 h Remembfir the Location Sinclair Store 31 N. Central Ave. HAMLETS COMPLETED ' Deputy iwnessorH of tlio county, acting-, undor tile illrcctlon of Oomily AtwfHHor J. tl. Colemnn huvo completed tho OHHowilnff ofof. AHhlond will bo completed by property In all tho small cities of tho county. All districts wont nnd north of Tolo will bo completed by tho end of tho ween. U Ih all compioiod now with the exception .of the ili'KlKlTlB company on 'oot ctelr, nnd n Htrlp of country on Evans creek.- ' ' It In enllmntod by Anacfwor Colo mnn, I lint the iiHHeHHlmr of thft city Mny.:1r'tho farms and orchardis bf th vnlley by June 1, and tho city of Medford- tho most arduous tusk of tho lot by tho first of August. V ''. ' ' ! 1 - , LQi'nd Band to Compete . 1A OHANDE, Ore., April 4. (P) The IaGrando high Bcliool band of 25 pieces will leave hore tomor row morning for CorvnlHg to lak") part In the state high schcool bans, contbBt. LaOrando placed fifth lastt year. - W: W: Nusbaum is dlrectorl i' r Fed fcy Blood - t STOCKTON, Oali April 4. (P) . PHS'sIclans fed MBlhor Isohi, 12, InF lnjocttng liquid food Into his blood stream. Isom was snot uy a uan-i dlt when the boy jeered at hltnt ot the organization dutlng it holdup. - : iM.t Metcrs-l-UlO KO. I . ' ' TliurMlay, Aiwll 4. - V. M. 0:15 to 8:H0--Modford Mull Tribune, news nnu miu kois. r 9 0:30 to 1 Coleman & Lawton 1 nnd Medford Servlco Sta- - tions.- Krldnr, April 0. v 4- A. M. ''" 0:30 to 10 - James McNalr ' Pharmacy. . ! to 10:80 Southern Oregon Electric Co. 10:30 to 11 Rosenborg's, inc. f 11 to -1 1:30- M. M. Depart- v mnnt HtorO. ii!0' tn-l2Jactiuo- Lenox, Milliner. ' 13 noon Mall Tribune, news ppnrtrtfl.' P. M. " " v n m i palmer Music House. 1 to 1:30 Medford Elcctrlo. i 1:30 to t Lewis Super Borv- Ice Htfttlon. ' i . ' 2 to 2:30 Mann's Deuart- -r ment Store. 2:30 to 3 713rophy,8' Jewelry 8loro. ' ' - ' 6:10 to ' 0:30 Medford Mull ' Trtbuner news and market reports. 6:30. to Tjflit.ni-livx ltat 'Bhoppci-: -,'i. V'j. t 1 EXPLOSIVE STEWART FiiT-fOiEll A t t 5' ;' - i, , E. G. POTTER, Receiver FARM RELIEF ; FOR :1929t -j- 1 Growers' money in TRUST FUND BANK. ACCOUNT separate from Com pany funds. ThU is relief from the danger of the bid "one pocket iystenK,' : , , . ' .- -'-'' 2 Growers paid : immediately, average on payments to growers 7 days from date of sale. Relief from delayed payments. If you en?t (Pa,d? promptly wKrs is your money? Who is using it? , , , j! . . T i-,t :t '' . .. , - j V - ': : ... . : , -' .' .' 3 Learn about marketing. Write for Bank and Growers' references. Compare returns with our grower. Enjoy the relief of TRUST FUND, marketing and QUICK RETURNS. ' r 4 See STEWART FRUIT COMPANY agent, R. G." Bardwell, regarding busi nessfor 1929. i r - -v . MAIN OFFICE Wells Fargo Building San Francisco, Calif R. G. BARDWELL, Agent Medford, Oregon " Phone No. 226 Z y a llllllllllllllllllll fOllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIillllHIH .1