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"NfEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE. MEDPORDpOnEftONV TUESDAY 'APTm 23. -1929
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LITTLE HERE FOR
E
TO SPITE SCRIBE:
i;Tho airway field vrgfenlzer' fori' f Apparently resenting
tho Pacific contft statefl with head-
'qunrtei'H al' the" Oaklrtntlt Calif.,
airport, Del here M. Little, govern
ment meteorologlHt anil formerly
in rhargo of the Medford weather
office, arrived here this morning
) in a plane from the Oakland air
port on a special official errund.
His business was- to visit Hilt,
nyi'r the California, lino, prepara
tory to eHtahliHhiK a weather atu
tlon there for the airways route
Iwrtwecn San Francisco and Port
land, and which will bo a sub-j
Mation in connection with the
Medford airways fttatlon. The
weather airways stations thru this
Keclion were all laid out some time
ago, with the, nearest at ill ion or
.HUlt-Ktation Koulh, up In the Hlnkl
ypnx, and it was only very recently
decide to eHtahliHh another one
HI Hilt. T ' ' ..
.Mr. Little left by train this noon
for Hilt, from which point ho will
return to .Medford after a couple
iif . houi'H t stay, between - trains,
spend alio night hero and depart
in the morning by plane for Oak
land. ; . - I
jmanFrench war bride, and
J Adolph Dorr, a young blond Her
man professional Hwlmmer and
actor, who was en route to Ores
cent City to train for a big swim
ming- event, which will take placet
In California on pecorntlon day.
- Guests forgot their dinners and
becatna Interested in the excited
little group at a corner table.
Hpeuking firHt in - KngllHh, then
hipsing into German, the man and
j woman talked and there was much
j laughter and .pointing. Thd wait
rewM explained to one diner after
editorial ; Another that Mr. Dorr had come
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government method of running the i arrived and asked if there were. General TalamatlteS Leatf
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...... ,t hi..t u"jPasfl. sh0 Cttlk,a MrSf , Wallace.!
... uwfiHiuiu, jvennein flnncrmn, or ; who linU1 eiKjt year ago was a
the Medford weather bureau, have j resident of CoJileny, the home town
reinforced to show "thoo newspa-i of the handcoiue swimmer,
per fellows Juki what's what." Mr. Wallace wo in the U. S.
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) Tonight will be a big night for
'.local radio fuiiB, numy of whom
are )lnMnlng to time In on Copco
hour at II p. ni. to bear the laleat
Norrin drama, "Tho Irlah .Melody,"
'1ienenled by the Copco Players.
Tills will be tho firm time this
clever new :clrunia baa been given
; before any iiurilenee. ,
' Tire play In built around the
nacrlllccH and aelf ilenial or a llttlo
lrlah mother, who gives up every
thing for her , son. Tho seven
Kcenea nro full of sustained litimiin
Inlerost and the piny Is nnrllcii,
billy seasonulile Just at this lime,
because of Mothers' (lay, which
; will he universally observed on
May 12.
A fine cast of Copco Players baa
been selected , by Director Davis
tor this evening's rendition, Inuliul
' Ing many old favorites. Appropri
ate Irish music, will lend much to
, the enjoyment of those who llHfen
In at p. m. to hear this attrnctlTo
Copco program. ... '
IOXTIllJAI-W) IPnthlM- nnr.
nbj.McfO.innc, pastor .j'f-.Ht. lai-.
..iiui-i-ii, IIUVOCIUQS ; tnc use
of ' mnilrif rt ttuhiii.f 1 1. t... .
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f : )nu cannot run a cjiuich on
prnyrs, . alone," he silys; "you
V lllllH n"ve revcilue.;
At lenst, when a .Mall Tribune
reporter, called on his usual fore
noon rounds at the weather office
today, he found nsscnibled there
with them and poring over weather
maps, J)elbert SI. Utile of Oakland.
Cab, former motoroloi'lst here and
now airways field organiser for Pa
cific const states, and Floyd Vouni?,
the frost expert, and his assistant,
Ttoy Rogers, as fine u hunch of
federal meteorologist as ever lift
ed a tobacco pouch from a poor re
porter. ......
-Their concentrated -and coopera
tive efforts of poring over these
maps while they uttered some mys
terious words , that sounded liko
"lOlnee, fneene mlny mo," were evi
dently successful, for as they
straightened up and saw the re
porter, Sir. Dick remarked, "That's
oulie a storm." . '
"yes. a whale of a storm,". echo
ed Messrs. Young and I.lttle.
Then, In answer to tho inter
viewer's excited questioning as he
kept bis hand on his watch and
tobacco pouch, tho assemblage of
Jealous weather sharks explained
that there was a big storm in the
liehrlng sea section, which might
or might not rench hero;, and if it
did. might come Wednesday night
or Thursday. On the oilier hand,
they said the slorm might he shunt
ed off en routo nnd never reach
here. Their remarks were cnllrely
unofficial. Any time that group
gives out anything official, it must
be n lead pipe cinch.
As to the official weather fore
cast, they pointed to what had al
ready been written, although at tho
same lime, Messrs. nick and Young
glanced at (he barometer readings
and remarked absent-mindedly,
"Not starting to. full yet." - This
official forecast anys: "Partly
cloudy tonight nnd Wedncsdny,
and mild temperature. "
Today wits alternately cloudy and
sunny with a minimum this morn
ing of 41. I
aviation service during the World
war and was In the same squad
as Secley Hull. Newell llarher and
severnl other Medford ' men.
PUT OUT FLAGS
: All oc:rt business houses are
urged ty tllsplay their American
flags tomofrrtw In honor of the
national commander of the Ameri
can Leg io nt Paul McNutt, who will
stop, hero tomorrow nt 3:30 p. m.
Commander McNutt accompanied
by. many prominent legionnaires of
the. Btate department including Hen
Fisher,, slate commander, will be
entertained at luncheon tomorrow
noon nt the LIthia Hotel In Ash
land aftOr which ho will drive to
Hoseburg, stopping off here to
greet local legionnaires and other
Medford citizens. It Is planned to
hold ail informal reception nt tho
Chamber of Commerce building at
p. in,, iu wmcn uu me moors
of the Medford poHt and local peo
ple are invited. Ho will then visit
th Legion playground before con
tinning his trip north.
Motion' pictures and photograph
of tho national Legion executive
and his party, will bo taken while
hero.
' ing Cavalry Advance On
Rebel Stronghold Am
bush Feared Rear At
tack Is Also Planned.
i
Like tho second act In-o, play
was tho mooting Moiidnjv evening
In a Grants l'nss cafe between
Mrs. Hurl Wallace, nltrnr-tfv Gnr-
Over $1000. the largest payroll
received by the local unit for
some time, will be distributed to
night nt the regular drill of Com
pany A, Oregon National Guard.
Captain Carl Y. Tengvvnld this
afternoon urged a 100 per cent
att'endiinco to facilitate a complete
distribution of tho checks, . Tho
.Melford guard unit Is reported in
tho best condition it has been for
some time nnd is looking forward
to nn active summer, a feature of
which-, will be the annual en
campment at Cnnui Clatsop on the
eojiMt in t'mtsnp county
Wednesday Last Day
I ; ' 11 "" III
MKXICO CITY, April 23. vP-W
News was expected hourly today of
initial clashes near Maslaca. So
hora. between the principal rebel
army entrenched there and feder
als. Last reports from General Tula-
mantes, commanding 2000 federal
cavalry several miles in front of
infantry nnd the inutn army said
he had advanced cautiously as far
as Luis, 12. miles south of Masincu,
but hud found no enemy.
He was advised to be careful of
ambush and not to move too far
ahead of the main army, lost the
0000 or 7000 rebels at Musiaca and
Sanantunlp cut his force to 'pieces
before reinforcements arrived.
Moving of the principal federal
column, containing more than 8000
men with artillery, and baggage
was proving slow work, with fur-r
ther trouble on tho newly con
structed bridge over the Rio
Fucrte, nortn,or Ran Hlns, .Si mil on,
causing some delay. s
With tho outposts of the two
armies to close to each other,
however, long delay in initiating
the clash In which General Calles
hopes to repeat his devastating
victory over the army of tho north
at La Keforma, Chihuahua wns.
not believed probable.
General Juan Andreu Almazan,
"hero" of La Heforma, sent word
to Chapultepec castle thut he was
beginning the movement of his
10,000 troops through Pllpito Pass
Into Sonora, and would Bhortly be
in a position to attack the rebel
army at Us rear.
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totalis
ttotnA.., w , - quinary
'tce nft.. . v ' ' i v Won
Our lipst frioml is (ho
public wc servo. ; '
You (jnvo us n "Jielp
inir bund" in our "botir
of need."
Y o u r wliolfi-bcnrtcd
support nnd response to
our f r n n k stntomont
(lint wo needed money
. . . bits helped rVlicve n
Klrniued finnlieinl Kit n
alion. . ' '
To iiiljiist our differ
enees we were willing
.lo xhoiiUler the loss.
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Wc preferred to give
the buying public the
' benefit of this in return
for their iiid.
We viilne your eonfi
tleuee. And wc urge
that you don't let the
door of opportunity
swliiff shut beWe you
fill every family Deed.
to
Save
331:
3C
on
Every
Dollar
Spent
Here!
e Come
at Once!
PRICES HAVE BEEN
AT AND BELOW
WHOLESALE COST
FOR THE LAST
THREE DAYS.
XotliiriK ' is ' reserved.'
Every, itent enrries the
1-3 .discount privilege.
Shopping throngs nro
inn It ing the most of this
tinpiinilleled eluinee to
sn VP.
Wednesday is the lust
diiy to iillow our losses
to run on. '
See. with your own eyes
(lie snvings.
And, there are hun
dreds of other items
like those you'll find
awaiting you. Hurry,
One-Third Off All
Women's Dresses'
One-Third Off All
Women's Coats
1-3 Off $19.75
Men's Suits, $13.17
PORTLAND. Anrll 23. lPI
Kxefc-utlvP 'Wi'irit'ncy alone can save
Kmory ; Olmstend nnd John 13,
Wheeler from, prison. The nitindnte
of the United HtutCH supreme court
orderinK the two i'ortlund men tp
prison, reached Knn Franclnco yes
terday. . Tho pair lost their appealH
In the United Htntrx court of ap
peals thero, and In the United
slates supreme court.
Airs. OlniHtead, who is In Seattle,
announced lust nlKht .that efforts
are being made to ohtnln a presi
dential pardon for her husband.
llu.slness men and political leaders
hi Portland, she said, started the
pardon movement.
She na,med lialpli A. Williams,
'Republican national committee
man. Mayor Cleorffo L. linker, and
rranklin T. Or(.ffith nml Guy W.
Talbot, utility company presitlonts,
as behlnil the movement to secure
a presidential pardon for Olm-stend.
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l'WkJ ' lift
rr T rr- -r-rta
men io uenmaru to study Scan-, HAVANA, Cuba (P) Cuba's
dinavian culture. They will take j latest economy move js .to 'Krve
".iisii-jMiien- j ine army a job In peace time.
lemivni on. July 4 at the Soldiers will he fn .
pose or tnKln the censirt.
ileblld nntlnnal park in Jutland. I ,
Sickness, lias , proventod Aaron
jScliollars from, makiui! Ills dally
visits to tlio Moll Trihimo editorial
offices callltiK on niemhers of the
staff and rcadltiK cxc'liunges n(
particiilr .Interest to himself. Ha
Mvas stricken April '7 nnd has been
confined to his bed ever since. '
In a unto lie wrote to tho force
yesterday, he said: "I m denied
meat and ecus, forced to a diet of
weak broth, no hatter rakes, but
ter anil honey. The only comfort
I have is an occasional chew: of
tobacco and the Mail Tribune,
Hums and the lllble.", Jfr. Suhol-
lars Is .85 years of age and had
been In the habit of walking from
.his home on the outskirts of Med
ford to the business se'etion..
Wall Street Report
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HUNT'S CRATERIAN
TOMORROW
ALL TALKING : f.
'The CA NARY
MURDER CASE
M WIILIAM POWELL LOUISE BROOKS
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NKW YOIIK, April 23. (Jpy
llroad scale buying operations car
ried more than a seora. Issues to
record liUh levels In today's stock,
market. Kxtremo sains iu the ac
tive issues ranaed from 1 to 8
points, with a Tew IiIkIi priced spe
cialties marked up Hi lo 20 points
In a thin market. The rally was
slowed up In tho enrly utiernooii
by stiffening of call money rntea.
One of tho features was the
opening sale of a block of 100,000
shares of sitnma Petroleum nt 30,
represent inK a turnover of 53.000,.
000. This is believed to be the'
InrKesi Individual transaction ever
Irot-orded on tho exchuime, although
few smaller transactions have
: exceeded It in dollar vnlub.
O. K. Crltes, wholesale sates man
l?er of the Arch Klectrle company
nf Portland, Is a local business vis
ltor here In the interests of the O.
K. refrlKerator which bis firm han
dles In the .stale of OrcRon.
Klnnmtlt Kails. J3;0.000 busi
ness building to be erected on Main
street.
COPENHAGEN 111 Pr. Sven
KniuNon, well-known In JVnmnrk
because of bis activity In bring
ing croups of Americnn boys to
tienmnrk. this year Intends to
bring 600 American men and wo-
The Safe Deposit Box
thnt you rent K,XT yenr won't
wnnl oJ'fMhe thintrerx tluit, ure
threnleninir your viilmililes every
niiiuile of THIS vtinr!
There's n lox in the First Nrf--liniuil
Vaiill Hint should be yours.
A few cents a mouth will give yon
the exclusive use of this hn.
"Come in mill iet the Itev!
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon e ''
Little Chats About
Your Health
-v. . v.Ut' ' "No. 25
How the Laws" Protect Your
Neighbor But Overlook You
The state recognizes 'the dangers of uiedieal praetiec by
the unskilled iind consequently demands capability tin
expressed by years of study in a recognized medical col
lege and by the further passage of an examination by
the state board.
It thus prevents medical practice at huge by those tin,;
qualified but i.t cannot prevent self "diagnosis and self1
niediCntioti by tl. individual which, if generally prac-!
ticed, would be equally dangerous. . ;
Why attempt, to do for yourself what you' are thus pro.
hibited from doing for your neighbor?' '" - ;
AVlien yon are ill, don't take dangerous chances hypraeV:'
. ticing on yourself. ' '
Co to your doctor and obey his'direetions.
Let us fill your prescriptions." Y on' will find our service"
unsurpassed.
Jarmin & Woods
THE OWL DRUG STORE
S. W. Corner Main and Central Ave.
Phone 66
-Medford, Ore.
y. federal nrrrnT '
THIS WEEK ONLY TO SEE THE
H E A LE R
In Ashland, 488 North Main Streot
Many were benefited last week.
Treating Hoitrs 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 V. M. Daily
Bring; the Skit and Afflicted'
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS