Medford mail tribune., April 23, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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YOUNG IS TOLBf,
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, Thiit the Mediterranean fruit fly
VuH Invaded Ktortda was t:ic in
formation hroufeTit to Floyd Young
frort expert, today from a Rnvern
menl fruit examiner, who .an-hed
frnm California. '
Tliis fly Id thf most dreaded prut
In the world, it attacks both citrus
and dccldloua fru.is, iiud no efleo
t ive met hod of complete eradk-a -tlon
has been (levied. Once Rain
ing u foothold, an endless war ts
Usually involved. V
' Ah i- result tiiere 1h a possibility
thut thn government may declare; ;
an omharKd on Florida fruit, while
it is also possible that Oregon will
prohibit tho importation of Florida
grapefruit in' . this stale as con
siderable Ik now sold in Oregon.
;; Some time ubo . the information
that this fly had invaded Florida
was published in a government
J-1','', ,llalll """. Corlnno CiViffith sensational emotionalism, but
-iMi.iri.la imlicatestlie invasion Is .... llM human imalliiis lt nr...
;,. , whtosprcad and the clanKC-rs j "'"" -'K'' 'r t'-- Jw.,llllt, ,,i,OSnnhv ,1 ,1,..,, f..,. in,..
naturuay s i nnarcn," at .me; mot upon spectacular background
greater than at first supposed.
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FATALITIES TOTAL 150
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iuii vi j,ouiy iiaivey, a, t deals with the disconcerting lion- I
I ttorkinr,- iiiil with very ' rnouVrn f'-sty of youns men and women In'
Uleas on the subject of mat iimo;ny. i -love today. .
It is a domestic story of the more j Miss ('.liffilli Is ably supported
intimate type, which depends tor ,y Urunt Withers, her new leadini;
us interest and entertainment varJte ; 'jnan.
I'OJITLWI). April 12. ?iAy) lc-;
clariim tliat the lal an fjasotin'
companies are sellli.K Kasoline lo
couimercial aeiMtumsj ul a figure as
u us 1 1' cents a Hullon. and
that in some iiiKtnnccH the price is
ut to lo'vfc cents, a Kmup of i'ort-
j land service stations today, stood
ready to start suit scekinK to. break
i their contracts with the niujor oil
i companies. 1 T.io oil companies ,
hai'Ke service atatiuns and garaKt's '
1 a wholesale price of 10 cents a
gallon. ;
The . decision to sue to break ;
contracts was reached late yester
day at a meeting of the Portland I
1 let all (Jjtsoline Dealers' I'rotec- !
live awjoeiation. A. Tow use ml j
Kurtii, president of the association t
told the members that tho situa- i
lion has arrived at such a point (
that "action is imperative." j
Another meeting was called for i
tonlcht nt which contmcts will be ;
studied and a course of action out- i
lined. - !
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BATES SELECTED HEAD
OF FEDERAL PRISONS
WASHINGTON, April
(The ilepartnit-nt of, justice uti-
fWASIIINGTOX. Ainll 23. (A
A. W port sunt to the sonale by Sec
l'el.ary Ailam:'sbows that latalilles
in tho aviation service of the navy
, jUnrt ltiarino corps in tho latit fivo
;yeurK have totaled KiO ami that,
"tlioir ninsianditiK cause lias been
Mho tail nnin. which ancnitntnd for
jilore than 35 per cent oi' the ac- ,,ounC(!,i that Hunforrt JJaies oC
cldent.s.. ' i Koston, had been selected as
f 'Y hi lu 'progress has been made,'' aiperlntendent of federal prisons,
the report says, "the problem has 1 cuhninatinK three years of effort
not buon solved. The most prom- 1 on the pare of Assistant Attorney
isinn development Is the Hundley- (ioneral Willebrandt to make this;
l'as;e Klitti;i whm, which has u:t- 1 division -one of the "major scion
dcrKone modification and develop-j ttflc brandies of the Kovernment."
jnent by On navy.
ANNOUNCED TODAY
. WASHINGTON, April 23. (A1)
Seven tax refunds, the first made
under the executive order of Presi
dent Hoover put kins public re
funds or SiiO.oui) or more, were,
announced by tho Internal revenue
bureau today, the larsest being a
refund of $-1,035,531) to the estate
1 of William Waldorf Astor, due to
... , -,. , , e a decision in a united states o r-
Oregon City. l.iO local farmers' .,. - . .
fontract awarded for con-.t rue-' xip-n ui to prow 3u acres of Ixvis: ,
Other refunds were
tlon of rchuol building
lO'Mll .
.onu-' and 7r acres of cucumbers for Lib-i
I-by. .McNeil & LlbUy cftinpany.
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HUNT'S CRATERIAN
TOMORROW
ALL TALKING
cIhe CANARY
The Hoff-
heimer I trot hers company, Cincin
nati RU.fiti": the Uailas itrass and
(.'op per comiKiny. t'hlcaso. Ills.,
Sltl.lJ: the P. Lorillard and com
pany. New York, ?L'8(i.554 ; the
Fblt Uubber company. New York,
$1 (i.Lli!: Parker liros., Los An
Keles, Califs ?42,rr3; tho Trust
Company of Ouoi'Kia, Atlanta,
MURDER CASEf
a paramount 'piei.rt
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Mr
'A ft ' KI.A N D, KnB Intid
HliKh Uulton la the
ja scat in thn IJrUish houso of
ifoinnions. ' othcrH tiro Ijidy As
tor, th -IJnHirSii- ot- -AMioll; 'Mr.
Hilton l'linlipMon, TKiy ivciiKli,
Miss Kllen Willclnson, IiH Sukiiii
LHwrcncP, lisH MttrKurol Jiund-
I field and Mrs Runoimiin.
They're Here!
A New Shipment of Latest Type
ROME STEEL BEDS
Now on Display in Our Window!
The Newest Popular Shapes and Sizes
Attractively Finished in Green, Ivory and Walnut
AMAZINGLY
LOW IN PRICE
$g.25
and up
We Have a Complete
Line of New
BED SPRINGS
; and
MATTRESSES
Exceptionally Modest
. in Price
PAPER QUOTES HEATH j
tETTER AS EXAMPLE ;
OF WOT SPIRIT
TheViiy tlicy do iIUiiks out west
l vvi'll llliiHtmtcd liy mi tirllfli
Unit wo Imvo Just rifeied from
our . 1 1 1 1 friend, I'ri'd li. Ilciith, of
Mi'dford, OroKoti, wlio will ho ro
nu'inberi'd liy ninny us a promi
nent druKKist ot this city for
many years.
Medford, Oregon, isn't n lurKP
city, as cities go, but it seems
to make lip in enterprise, wlmt it
may luck in size. Its population is
pevhnn". nrclinl 1 'ni, lint U t
ear it spoilt over u inillion dol
lars for a new water Bystem. It
went way back in tho mountains,
3r. or 40 miles from .tho city to
some mammoth springs, the water
from which is very pure, and icy
cold. These springs were capped
over with a cement structure and
the water- piped to the city. The
water never sees daylight ' froni
tho time It leaves tho bowels of
the earth until It Is drawn from
tile faucets in Medford.
interest in aWation Is unite
keen on tho l'acific coast. Med
ford had a fairly, good airport.
ninth member of her sex to win1 "h'1 on the regular air-mall
line. nut because ot tho greax
increase In air traffic, .Medforil
was advlNpo' tt'lncVcase Its u.vii!-
tlon equipment. That was all
that wum necessary. A proposi
tion to bond tho city for $IS0,0UO
for a new airport was put lo a
votu ot the people of that cltw
At the election, which was held
.Mominy, April 3. tho J 120,000
bonding proposition was carried by
a vole ot 22-13 yes, with only 182
voting against It.
! An airport site of 2S0 acres near
Uhe city has been secured. - The
i cement runway will be a mile long.
' A hanger 110 feet long 'and S3
! feet wide will bo started soon.
' There will be nn administration
' building, the second floor of which
,vlll bo devoted to an "upper air"
weather bureau, with 24-hour ser
: vice each day. Aviators can stop
there any hour of the day ot night
and receive w e a t h c r condition
data. At night the grounds will
I he flooded with light, the instnl
1 latlon ot which will cost $7000.
i When completed, Medford "vl"
have ono ot the largest and best
! airports on tho l'aciric coast. The
j outcome ot tills election was elose
I ly watched by government and
! Irnnsporlallon officials, as well as
i by ninny cities throughout the
wVsl. Tin- overwhelming majority
gave this bond Issue led to many
'congratulations and, compliments
from high government officials In
Washington, as widl ns from Hi"
heads of many large corporal Ions.
As Mr. Heath says in bis letter
"taxes are somewhat high but
i we get action. " The example set
' l.v' Medford will ho followed by
other cities to a greater or lesser
dcirrcc. according to population
and Increased demands. It bops'
to prove that aviation "has ar
rived" though still in II" infancy.
Kvery year sees a greater demand
for "speed" In travel, as well as
In business. Wo nolo that Hr.
John A. Harris, president ot the
liroadway association, predicts I'""
within 10 years a speed of '-"
miles an hour will he made In
pleasure cars on public highways.
What a, lul of pleasure ('.') It
will be t I"' n Hi" highways,
If his prediction com true. Hut
whether it. does or not. there will
be a constantly increasing num
ber who will tako to the air,
where thn highways are wider,
and telephone poles and ditches
are unknown. Hastings (Mich.)
lliinner.
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Credit
Store ,
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' eliminates destructive
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In the modern high compres
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Ethyl is an absolute neces
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With fully advanced spark and properly
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Because of the success of Ethyl gasoline,
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ATTORNEY SOUSS TO
t ,
of HIh nrofi'SMlon. Mr. Knllss prac-i thi-lr future iHTinanent
ticod law Tor a numln-r of yi-iira In, Arthland Thllims.
; JacUsun county prior ici koItik to; I'OIIT-OK-SI'AIN. Tilniduil
oust urn OnKon wltnr ih praelkvU ' 1 plaKue f vtimpire hat nil
law ror a numher or yvavH in uti-; (.,m i1m.1Um1 hoiw owium-h in Trlni
j tano.
Atlorm-y A. X. J-'oIIkm. n former
(Hlilcm of .Iiu'ltHnn county, tuiw lo
cale., hi Aphlunri for the prnHico
home.- 2U In Moscow and 15 hi JjCtiln
I Ki'ud. There arc 28.UU0 nmuteur
dramatic cltib.s, white tl movable
thonUTH work with emit succeaa'
in village.
! compelled horse owikm h In Trlni-i ,,.,,, .... . :
!. ... enatn thetr tnhle with NTN. China M') 1 WO
. Kor tin; pat three yeaiK he han; llllv.,m.r ,.i li.-hiu Tim vimiidre imt ! letjur vllluuus, Iouk u liiiMiilco to
' heen etigaKcd In general pi uclico Mt' )m Hnntv ,a,.t Wilh a mnull, dla-:"10 health of IvwanKHl provlncy,
Lom AncleH. .Mr. and Alr.s. Kfdlss )ii,.n fm-c. ' I have, hoen movod from tho maln-
' nre both iucmiIkth of prominent , ..,,..- . hand lo Tal-knm iHlami It in CHtl-
f pioneer famillcH of .luckson county! MOSCOW (A') IUikmIh now. mated that there arc S,0U0 lop:ia
ami have derided tiptiti Anhlaml ;ts lyoppurt'i 'ja;i then tern, includlnl In Kwnntrsl, '
FOR WILD BULLETS;
WASHIXOTON, April 'A''
Aplrtant Secretary I.tiunian of the
treasury anniin'ed today the i't
ic nation of .lame !t. InK'atn. a
temporary houtftwalu nf the r oat
Kuunl nrrvlcc, who lined a ma" nine
Kim in tryinn to lrp ;id alleKd
rum runm-r on thf Miami river re
cently, had hern refjuented.
PAKI8 UV) The lorh:M of th
Krcnrh fMtu,t durlnR lh Itih rcn
tury will h dlf playpd noon at a
Hppepit oxhlhltion. .Many ptctnrrH
and other Item h;tve le'i h'T
rowed 1 1 mn Amel it an and coot I -J
nenMl colle. tut s.
V -
millionaire dies in a weird'
and baffling murder! Can you
olvc the mystery of "Gold
Bullets?" Whether you do or not
you will thrill to the excitement
and-romance of this gripping '
story;
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