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MEDFORD lfATL TRIBUTE MEDFORD. OREfiOX, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1929.'
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l lUUnil 1M1TH. Manatar
Ai loJtndtai Natapapar
aaaon! elaa auitar at aUdrv4.
two, aariar Act at aUfdl t, lit.
fCMCMVTION IAIH
r Mall la aVhinea:
Mir, itk amur, jtar f.b'o
fMlr, 1U (malar, MnU T
Dally, alttamit uodv, fear 9.00
, tMllr, wlUnil fraxUr, Mootb'. (5
WaaUj (tall TrlMiH, aoa jaar 1.00
' luxUj. Ht year 1.00
JacaaoiMUa, Cfolnl PolM, nunli, Iiltu, Oold
lu ano on niiiimi-
tlillj, arlUl iundij, aontli $ ,f
Mir, vllbotlt lunuar. Booth 65
Hail, titboot Sunday. OM raw f.on
Daly, ltb Sunday, om tw.. ..... 8.00
All taraaa, casn la Ota K.
HOW ABOUT "AMABASSADOR" DAWKS?
. UKMBEI Or TH( ASSOCIATED PHCM
ttnhim full Leul Win Bertleo
Tba Ajtodatod PrtM la eieluslraly antltM to
laa aaa for BrtlleaUoa of all nan dlaoatchaa
amHtad U tt u Mharataa trail lad III Uila paear,
sod alao to Vm local m publlahad bertln.
ill rtfbla for publlmloa of apoeUI dupataaaa
oardj ora Alao raanad.
Sawn dallr iwiii dreulatlaaj for tlx ajootbr
adtnf Oct. 1, l2l, 4488. .
Official papar of tht City of Medford.
OfflcUl paper of Jackson County.
Adfortlrlnf Kepretenutlna
UK M0OEN8EN A COHI'ANY
- Offleaa Id Kr York. Clifeaio, Datrott, ias
tmxim, lot Antelea, Scallla, Portland.
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Smudge Smoke
The plea of the flahermon to
advance the opening of the fish
ing season to Sunday wag denied,
ho the piscatorial enthuniaats can
so to church.
' . Bill Grieves, a well-known
mountaineer of the rrotipect dis
trict, was loafing around town
' the first of the week.-
The Vawtcr Boys' clock has re
covered from Its illness, elimin
ating a young but potent excuse
for being late to dinner, for a
few Insignificant husbands.
Charlie "Dawes of Chicago, men-j
tloned for ambassador' to England,
has been confirmed by Dock
Keen, and It is understood the
IH. Senate will take similar au
tlon.
sTherb will be a Pet Show next
Bat. Boylal Hons and tho Komeo
IlbppeH-.CKt aro barred.
Ben Garnelt was rejoicing over
; tho. woekf-endt, claiming that his
'boy had swore ' off' raising dinky
mustaches, as lie la getting ready
to graduate. The' Alio point of
this situation is that when he
goes to college, he can .not raise
a mustache, until lie Is a senior,
which will bo four years, or nU
into 1833.
Country pasturen aro i full of
wobbly-legged calves. :
One-eyed vehicles continue ta
roam the highways of nights,
. with no annoyance to themselves.
Home house-cleaning In being
done, but will not rage full blast
until early In May.
The rain, what thero iwa of. It,
. lias caused the alfalfa to whip up,
also , dundellons. '
' A, large crowd attended the pult
. nnd-haul Friday night, put on by
the. Odd Fellows. .
Tin roofs tn tho biz area were
rattled Rat. by low-flying planes..
The Postcard readers kitten ball,
team of the postoffico defeated
Copco Frl eve, by a worse score
than Portland generally gets It.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from PK One.)
Tho formnr head of tho KiiKNlun
lirmy, and rlouo asHocltttrt of 1fnln.
will remain, by rompulnlnn, In Con
Blantlnoplo, writing against Hlalln,
his enemy In power. He isays he
lieedB German health hatha, and
that the I'llmate and etrange Ian
puago of Constantinople will bo the
death of him.
ProBldenl Hoover wrltna a II tic
article for the Yale Dally Newn,
rmphaaltlDK the need of colleftn
trained minds In utato and national
politics.
Fortunatoly for 100.ftflO.ono. minds
not college trained can alxo be uko-
: fill, as proved by Abraham Lin
coin. Thomas A. Kdieon, Uonry
ford and somo others.
It all depends on what Is tn tho
mind to Btart with. No collego
training can mako much out of a
vacuum. With or without collego
training. Hoover could be Presi
dent. .
I bassador lu Great Britain, is an excellent one, and a strik
ing example of President Iloover's keen and penetrating judg
ment of men. " - ' ' .
Of course if Mr. Dawes were really the incorrigibly tem
pestuous and somewhat erratic character ko many people believe
him to be, there would be some question of his fitness to fill tht-
highest diplomatiu post in this country's foreign service.
But the real Dawes is far from the "Hell and Maria," under-
slung pipe eccentric, which the newspaper boys have built up, I
and has been encouraged more or less by the General himself,
for excellent reasons of his own.
As the former Vice-President remarked, en route to Santo
Domingo, "All my indiscretions have been carefully premedi
tated," including, one might add, his picturesque vocabulary,
aud his occasional assaults upon the United States Senate.
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The Dawes character is a highly complicated and contradic
tory one, but he is essentially the poet and fdcalist, whose tem
perament is romantic but whose method is practical, and we
believe this truth will become generally apparent before he re
linquishes bis post at the court of St. James.
And this is the typo that will be particularly appreciated
and useful in the social and diplomatic (and in London the social
IS tho diplomatic) circles of the British capital. The ruling
classes of Great Britain love a genuine personality. General
Dawes is just that. Uuliko so many of his predecessors, he has
something more thau great wealth to commend him. He is, in
short, a man of parts. Well read, well informed, an excellent
conversationalist, a gifted musician and successful composer,
rough aud ready language and manner has been merely a shield
he has constructed to hide a sensitive aud highly strung spirit,
lie is, to our niind, "MADK" for the job he has been given. .
Such qualities would not be so important in other foreign
countries. But in England, they arc supremely important. For
over there the drawing room and the dinner table arc the two
main entrances to diplomatic influence.
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But not only is Mr. Dawes peculiarly qualified to fill the dip
lomatic post, from the standpoint of conditions in Great Britain;
lie is equally well qualified from the standpoint of the UnitcV
States.
His two main problems will be concerned with .finance and
armaments. Mr. Dawes is not only a trained financier, he knows
Kuropean finance as few Americans do. IIo not only knows
Knglaml politically, but all Kurope. Holding an important
post not only during the war, but. during tho post-war adjust
ment 'period, ho will have first-hand and practical knowledge
of all the factors entering into military and navul armament
problems.
' Finally, and perhaps most important, with all his sentimentaH
siispect9ilities, General Dawes has the fighting heart and an
extremely slirewd mind. It will be difficult to put anything
over ou him. No matter how popular lie may become socially,
or how congenial ho may find the atmosphere of Loudon draw
ing rooms; nothing cortwrjiing the vital interests of this coun
try will escape him; no amount of flattery or palaver will de
ceive or dissuade him; He is far too experienced, loo amcli
the sophisticated man. of the world for that.
In fact, in our opinion, there hasn't been an appointment
to the court of St. James, since that of the late Rufus Choate,
which as far as the matter of personal fitness ami PROBABLE
success aro concerned, can compare in all-around excellence i
with that of Gneral Dawes. ' "
Certainly, President Hoover, in his diplomatic choice, has
thoroughly sustained the confidence of his supporters that, if
elected, ho would raise the quality of the foreign servic.c of this
country to the highest level attained in recent American history.
GOLFERS URGED TO
TURN IN SCORES
Final play In the Humane So
ciety handicap tournament ut tbo
Kogue Valley club links will be
held today.
Golfers are r urged to turn In
their scores for tho MuCaskey
trophy play, which expires Jlay t,
and for the Airs. Biddlo Sr.. trophy
tot women golfers. . which closes
Msy 16.
Jack Hueston reports there has
been no lints turned In by the men
golfers to date, and the time is
growing short.
NKW YORK, April 13. (AT
Because girls' cigarettes caused
three fires In one day A recently1
at Barnard college, notice has
been given that smoking must be
confined to rooms designated fur
the purpose.
Thirty tons of kuKul uuta uvd
by ancient Hawaiian fu-r caudles,
have been sent to a Pacifto cvt
oil extracting plant for avvrlmvit
lal purposes.
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OF
North Dakota Paper Lauds Medford
Progressiveness and Air-Mindedness
"Old 'Wedding Mint" la tho
name of a walta ballad, tho word
of which 'were written rcconlly by
Mm. Mattlo It. Lutnan of Medford.
and aet to mualo by tiylvcaler U
Crosa of Heattlc. Tho copies of the
oni, which have Just coino off tho
prcaa, arrived In Medford yoiitcr
day, and have boon dlalrlbuted to
the : Palmer tnuslo houao and to
KMEIl, tho Mall Trlhuno-Vlrgln
station.
Tho composition will bo featured
over the local radio atatlon aoine
. lime within the week, an well an
over two of (ho largo atallona at
fleattle. If It provoa popular.
Mm, Luman. who haa a number
of lyrloa compoaed, will try her
luck at getting others among her
collection on the market.
WASHINGTON, April J J. P
Justice Harlan Fleke Klooe. who
one played football for Calvin
Coolldge'a alma mater, haa luts
of stuff at seasions of tho medi
cine bad cabinet, as Mr. Hoover
and Hugh Ullwon can testify. The
stnry Is that one Htone tons af
fected the presidential wind and
another marked up a diplomatic
nose, . r ., . .
The Times-Record editor hue re
ceived a copy of the Mearord (Ore
gon). Mail Tribune, giving an ac
count of tho voto on the prupoaU
tion to buy an airport, tho cost be
ing 1 1 20,0110 for 284 ucreM and for
Improvonicnts to bo put on tho air
port to tako cure of tho buuiriPHH.
While tho editor of the Times
Record whh In Medford tills last
winter this question of tho bond
Issue for tho airport was ou and It
waa our privllego to attend sovcml
club dinners at which timo tills
great question was difciisst-cl. We
had an Idea at that tlmo that the
voto was going to bo close because
people shy at bond issues, but we
find that 2244 vuted for tho bond
issue and only 183 against, which
shows that tho peoplo of Medford
are alive to the Importance of sc
ouring this airport uml of tho in
creasing travel and buslnosa that
will co mo to Modfard. '
Air mail Is regularly delivered
from Los Angeles to I'nrtlund and
a lino of passongcr ships will be
operated between theso points,
ships carrying twenty passengers.
To give you an illustration as to
the need and Impoi-tnuco of this
airport and an nlrport In any city
where tho government establishes
a mail route, the mail plane leaves
Portland. Oregon, at 7 In tho nior
nlng and lunris at Mcd'ord at 8: in,
u riislanco of about S4o miles. It
lakes tho regulsr train twelve
hours to make this trip, showing
how mall and pnongrrs can bo
transported over the country six
times faster by plane than by
train. Tho world is moving ahead
routes arc going to become many.
The towns that rise to tho call of
progress aro tho towns that will
progress that is a suro and cer
tain thing. ,
At . Medford tho government Is
going to put up aud is nlreudy at
uuik ou a fifty thousand dollar
radio station that will keep In
touch wllh outgoing and Incoming
mall planes all tho time. They have
some fog out there In tho, winter
time and this radio station is Im
portant. Tho pilot lifts his plane
above the 1'og bank and tho radio
keeps hlin In touc'.i with tho situa
tion and tells him when to drop
bolow at a given point and hind on
a field. It Is a great thing, in
addition to tho radio station the
city of Medford Is putting up han
gars for tho ships, filling stutions
and a restaurant und oilier eon.
venlences on that flying field that '
means to that city tho bringing in I
or nundrciis of people tho year
around. 11 Is figured that the
grounds will pay for themselves hy
rentals and concessions and that lu
time tho bond Issue will be a pay-.
Ing thing fur that progressive city.
Certainly tho people there hnvo
seen a great vision of progress and
Mislead of getting out their ham
mers and knocking, have thrown
their hammers Into the Hogue
river and got solidly behind a pro
ject that means much to that city.
Medford Is tho only otwn between
Portland and Oakland, t'nlirnrnla.
Ihat has the distinction of being a
Class A nlrport ua demanded by
the government.
Wo eongrntiilale MedTnrd on Its
pnigresslvenrss. Valley Cliy, (N.
ami these mall and passenger !). Times-Record
STANDARD ETHYL
A parade routed through tho
business district of the city was lha
means used, by A. K. West, mana
ger of tho Standard Oil company
Interests hero tu advertise tho
Standard Ethyl gasoline, now on
aale. . . j
Tho Standard Ethyl Is tho golden I
anniversary offering of the Stand-j
ard Oil company, and la on sal at
Iho following servlco stations: Tho
Medford and Central Point stations
of tteebo & Kindle; Weaver's serv
ice station: Trhinglo servlco sta
tion; Armory service station: C. K
Monnlch, and Maker's grocery.
At Kagle Point, the new motor
fuel la dispensed at the (truce Da
hack atatlon. In Ashland at the
lilack and Whllo. Karlow's Red.
While and Itlue stations, and In
Talent at Mrs. tlullcn'a station.
NKW YORK, April IstyP)
Aroused by the acquittal In fede
ral court of Teiaa liiilnan. Police
Commlsaloner Whalen In an ad
dress lost night advocated a law
forbidding employment of hos-
tesses In night clubs.
RERMN. April H. Wl Ye
hudi Menuhln, : 12-yeur-old violin
prodigy of Ban Francisco and
New York last night took Uerlin
tuusia lovers by storm lu a con-o-it
with the philharmnnla or
Uwtv with Uruno Waller con
dnvlitig 1
IS I S
THEATRE
THURSDAY
and FRIDAY
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Get Ready for Summer
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quire expert cleaning and pressing service, such as we
offer, to make them presentable for spring.
Put Your Spring Cleaning and Pressing
Problems in Our Hands
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Where service is right and prices are moderate
Gruen Time
Time
We can make your ties or hat look like new at a very
nominal cost.
City Cleaning & Dyeing Works
We're Not Satisfied Unless You Are
624 N. Riverside Phone 674
blip is
Heeinist; ut' llio iibsiilule (.lopeiulability nml
iinimilfliotl Ix'tiiil.v oT Cfnion Walulies,
they are pi'cfom'il evcrywltere by those
who will lie satisfieil with only the best.
Union WiilehcM are east'd in H-karnt, re
inforced ami 14-karat, solid cold Watls-woi-th
eases ... no cliroine cases muy l!
found on Cirneii AVatelies. .'
. In spite of their superior beauty mid ac
curate dependability, Gruen Watches cost
no more thau other good watches.
There Is No Finer
Gift Than a DIAMOND
Time may erase the lustre and charm of
many git'ls but it will serve only to add
value and charm to a diamond. April is
the 'month of Biamouds a fitting time
to make your "investment. . . . AVe have
a beautiful array of fine diamonds' und
an exceptional display of fine settings.
JEWELERS '
MEDFORD, ORE.
The Modern Jewelry Store
Best Painless Dentistry
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Plates
MUST BE
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Custom Built"
Kvcry moiilh is dilTeient mid every
plate must be filled separately. Much
care must be taken il a plate is to LOOK
natural and FLrIL natural. make
plates riirht here in my Afc'tKord office
that SATISFY. Such well known mate
rials as Heedlile, Porcelite and Iicsin
ito arc used and each plate is GUAR
ANTKKD to jrivn genuine mouth com
fort and natural expression.
Dr. L H. Gove
Offlcs Phone 872-J Residence Phone 7S8-J
235 East Main St.