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1 m 1" Si ; i. i ! I i i HUGHES, JUNIOR flhcre onnnifno ULIO OUUUIIUI Hoover. Surprises Politicians fey Miming New Yorker to Succeed Mitchell place Has Proved Step to Distinction. WA3ia.VGTON, ' Ma .TtOT The. appointment ot Charles Evans e'lliiglie, Jr., an solicitor general was announced today at the White House. ... Presldejit Hoover's selection was ''a surprise to political Washington, eJos Mr. Hughes' name never had heen mentioned in connection with "" the gossip as to a possible oucces sor William. D. Mitchell, who ' waif elevated to the post ot attor ney genera! on March 4. Mr. Hughes is the son pf Charles 'i Evans Jlughes, former secretory ot ' state, a friend of the president and .'iime of those upon whom Mr. Hoo- ver. has leaned for advico both dur ing tho nre-inauguratlon period and " since he entered, the White House. Vl'he new solicitor general is con tp oec'tfld with Uie law firm of Huges. f ' KoiuidH, Schurman & Hwlght of New York City,.. Ho Is a graduate rot' liriiwii universlty ami the ilar r ..vard law school. ';', Kor Some time Mr. Wishes has - been moderately active in New York politics and was sponsored fbr the oppolnltnent by the New York , patronage committee set up !; by President Hoover. 'The New York lawyer is named nto J post which has been held by f" fi' number of men who have at tained disllncllon In both tho legal ."vMnl pollllciU fields. Among those who have hold the position are .o CUilet Justice Taft: John W. Davis, "i' who alnd was ambassador to Groat Urltain iind Democratic preslden . Iiu.1 candidate In 1924, and James " M.,Ilecl!, who now Is a member of the house of represenntlveB. : - 4 " . ' HOUSTON. Texas, May 7. IP) "'-Thif liudlos, of ICdwaid Stone, 21. ' and ' an .Unidentified Kill wore '"found about ton miles from Hous ton -todny. Both hnd been shot to fleuth wlth'u shotgun. ' The. body of, the glii, about 20 yeiirs old, was on tho side of the ''li!liio ronrt with wounds In hor tiak .Some time later tho body : iif.'.Htohe was found In. a 'field w about a mile away, Ho bud been idiot onco in tho chest. A tnuiing ar- was found on the sldo of the "roiid pear bis body. j'.- Cif fleers bellevo tho two were ' murder victims nnd are .working on .the- theory of Jealousy. i TRAIN TELEPHONE IS i TESTED IN CANADA -: ( tOnONTD, ny 7. (P) Tho ' feasibility of ;two-way, telephone converitntidn lotweon a - moving train and a utatlnnury point has been demonstrated on the Cana ls. iJlnh National railway. Hervlce Is to be .made avtfilnblo Bhortly for ( nmiseneerR on trains between Chi W U-ago and Toronto. A two-hour oonvorsatlon was maintained 'between a train speed ing northward through Ontario at ,4,140 miles nn hour nnd tho main :offces of -the road at Toronto yesterday. r PORTLAND CHAMBER POUTIyAND, Orc.vTny Tiny . tnond II. Wilcox was elected presi- jrf-.dent of. the Portland chamber of ConuntTce- nt n special meeting -if the board of directors. He succeeds Frank I Shull. Other offlceni. are: Kirst vlco-U-(i"shlnt, Ii. J. Hwlndells: secre j.tan'. (Jeorwe A. Powell; secretary. 0. W. Norton; treasurer, II. J. - Oltenhelmer. ' The five directors recently elect """,ed are: Amadee M. Smith, 11. V. JiMward, K, J. Swindells und Harold ft, l. Wendel. ' ' PAIN IN YOUR SHOULDER? -Use Tysmol for Relief v Knife-like iaim of pain In the vlcln- ' Sty of tbe shoulder bludc are ucnornlly due M IwurMlk, brought on by expo- , "' sureto drvoghts or sudden eh tuts of , Ueatber. Jn uome cities there ! stirr- t f (t ns or norenbsfi in inu muaclew, uiuk i ' rt ins it dlilicult to raive the tu in. i gafeiit nd easteit way to rt- Ik Mve such an at luck la to apply a mall ? -.. uHntlty of Tynniol over ttie nfTe-td mrem. This Jtoolhlntj, hrullriB; jireparu t tlon Js quickly absurtied tlirouirh the t n pores and carried to the thrubbinir, j 'hlnr pATlpheral nerve . 1'ht pulim i usuully stop at on-. and in a very i r liort time tha lost trace of agrencM i Should disappear. - ' "'Tyamol Is abunlulatv fiarm1e fro from dope. Recommended (or all forma of nerve pain, whether caused lr neurit), ncvraltiis. ,ltlc or rhen mat Urn. gold by leading drufftsta, Always on hand at fTRANG'g VnVQ STOIUS Oregon Opens New Information Bureau , In Los Angeles As First. Unit to Seek.-.: More Tourists, Settlers and Industry A new business enterprise stnrt ed operations in Los Angeles on May 1. it Is locatcd nt 115 West Sill street.' It Is holrig earrlod on by two people from Oregon and they biivo bodily transplanted sec tions, of every part of' their home state ' nnd dropped theih down right in the heart of that big California metropolis. This Is . tho . Oregon Inrormn- !! S n!56 ii 4999"! til! Llll , . . fttirlaml HiilliliincV !, lion bureau," which the state cham ber Inaugurated as the first , unit in Its expanded pmKrani of state wide advertising and development1 f Taxiing fe Around1 TtoelnR flold, tho Kciittlo, "Wash., municipal alt'iMirt, rapidly Ih bclttR Improvml, The first ppr"inii';nt huiiKur, -a brick ami uteol unit mniiHUi-infr 2"0 feet hy 100 feot, huH been completed. Another one of tho Ha mo proportions Ih to ho built ImmertliiUfly. Tho temporary runwnyH fire bi?ln(f kept In condi tion until the pcrmnnent ones are rendy for uhc Nisht Ughtlng equipment, - lnrludlnff boacon, boundary UkMIm, nnd flood lights for lnndliiK haH been lnntallrd. Tho Intei-Ntute Air Lines, " op- erntoiH of tho mail alrwny between Chicago and Atlanta, have ttccured 200 ucich of land at Muhphreea boro, Tonn., for nn airport devel opment. Construction Ih scheduled to Hturt at on,o. with completion plunncd for July 1. Tho DoKalb, 111., county airport at Waterman, III., now Ih available tor uho. . The newly completed air port Ih to bo known uh Hlto. '38 on the Omnhn-Cblcago airway anil will 'take the place of the. depart ment f comtne'reo intermediate landing field nt AlcOlrr, 111., which htiH been nbahdonod. - The depart ment of coinipeVce haH pj'ii,vldd a beacon for, tho. Waterman airport and' the county installed the re- -r TRAP HONORS AS CHAMP OF STATE POltTLANn, Ore., May " (D Once aqaln 'Frank M. Trooh has added the lOrcRon slate champion ship title to his lltit of trapshooting honors. Hunday he turned In a UK card, which, added to his 9 ft on the pervious day, gave him a total of 1!3 for the two-day meet. If. Mi Ilollyfleld was second with 101. Trooh was obliged to do some ex cellent shooting to place as ho did. As It was, ho was not hifch gun of the meet. This honor went to O. N, KonI of Del Monte. Cal., who shot two 07's for a li4 two-duy total. Kinco Ford Is nut a resi dent of Oregon, howevor, ho could not claim the state title. Ford was hitch on nil targets for tjio three-day meet, with a score of Milt out of a possible 600, and GDI out of t50, including tho doubles. Trooh won the doubles cham pionship with 45 out of 50. In the shoot-off for tho V. K. Lamm trophy, Vi W, a. Manning j of llend defeated P. .1. Kchnelder of Monitor and Dr. C. J. iWtlftt of linker. The Portland Gun club won tho five- man team event with a score; of 037. Ktumath Falls was second with 013. Miss CSlariyjt Held ncaln won the women's championship. RESCUED IN PI MOTiniHTOWN, N. J May 7 () Four thnUHUiul l,:itlvnl lit Now Jmry Klnio Jli)iHl for the Inwino Hi Ji'yf,ton.. nrur MtIh I'lnlnii, virn toi-ilflcj by n fho thnt luirix-d pint ot tho nuilti hullillKK rnrly toiliiy. Kiniii I hit rlgnt tiiiit, which wns itontroyi'il, HOO mon worit ii-innved to pifi'ty. Vor u tlmo It ni'ititiod nn If imioh nmro f iho hittliution would bo Ucntroyed, anil pltiiiH were mado to mnvo loun women In an adjoining winjt. Tho men from tho rlcht wln with put In nertlnnH renutle from thr fire. martini; In tho ciinalo, tho fire nte lis way down In t lie Win mry. fiuiirdn marrhed the patients, clad In nollilnir hut their night clutlutu, out of tho burning Winn. recently authorized by the cham bers of commerce of Oregon W. O; Jdo, manager, reports that on the opening day greotings were re ceived from many parts of Ore gon and California wishing the new office success In Its efforts to tell the story of Oregon, Liter ature booklets, mops, exhibit ma terials have been going to this office duMy from all pnrts of the stato nnd tho office Im rapidly be coming equipped with every fa cility to acquaint the tourist or bomnsfleker with the resources and opportunities of Oregon. Tho state chamber announces thut first consideration will be given to stimulating tourist travel to Oregon and tho northwest and special mnps have been prepared, which will be supplemented with attractive Oregon booklets and pictures of scenic spots. Hotels, resorts and railroad lines have furnished much descriptive ma tnHnl. in' ndvertislna campaign fnas also started In California pub lications, acquainting people with this office and tho evergreen play grounds of Oregon. 11 - Through speclnl advertising and agricultural exhibits this office will contact thousands of people seek ing investments, business oppor tunities nnd especially farm homes In Oregon and the stnto chamber confidently expects to greatly in crease the number of experienced and sufficiently financed farm families who have been . coming to Oregon In past years. Orc goninns visiting I,os Angeles arc Invited to all at tho office and mako It their headquarters while In tho south. The Airports malnder of tlio UghtlnB enillpment. A caretaker and weather observer will Ui Htathmed at; tho new air port 24 hnui'H each day. i " Plnnn aro belnff mado for the establishment of an auxiliary air plane landing field at Greenwood, 8. C. Tho Initial development, ac cording to officials sponsoring the project,- will embrace the condi tion ins of a large area. Facilities will be added from time to time n the air traffic warrants. The Hcenlc Airwayw, ' 'Inc.,' has completed iplans to tight its air port at rhoonlx, Ariz. Standard equipment will be utilized for the beacon, boundary, flood and ob struction lights. Two regularly operating' passenger linen now arc using tho port in addition to the Scenic AirwayH. The United Htates custom house building at Itoston is to ho equipped with two rotating bea cons using red cover -glasses. The beacons will rotate at two revo lutions per minute and will be of 200.000 candlepowor voltage. Tho apex of tho tower will bo Illumi nated 'with . four red- obstruction lights, one on each . side.1 Tho IlKhtH will be of (10 candlepower, SAN HA FA EL, Cnlif., May 7. (71) A ItoOy found flouting In IM ratos Oovo Wns believed to be that of Kdward ttuckley, captain of tho fishing trawler Throo Sisters, lost off I'nint llonlta in a denso fog April ir. -4 - RAN FltANClSCO, May 7.(A') The WcKtern l'acflc railroad an nounced Increases in pay to shop men, offertlve May 1. E; IS DESTROYED BY EAGLE POINT BOY KAGLE POINT." Ore., May; T-r (Bpecial.) Delbert fongod fpurid and killed seven ruttlesnakes. ' Del bert is the son of Mrs. George Stow ell and on Thursday Goorgo titowell and J. K. Ktowell took their gun and killed ten more, all on the I-oiik mountain. Continuing tholr search they found two dens full, several of them very old, as a part of their rattles had rotted off, and for a time the men were kept busy kill ing snakes. Mrs. Btowell is curing the rattles to exhibit at the county fair in September. William Holman reports that he killed one snake- Wednesday. y Thursday morning J. IL Stanley received a telegram informing him of the death of his brother-in-law, John Cottmun of Merrill, pre. Mr.. Stanley, Mrs. Johnitader and Miss Delia Stanley left Immediately for Merrill to sympathize wjth . their sister In her sorrow. Helen Cul bertson and daughter Barbara ac company the Stanleys to Klamath Falls, where they will visit .with Mrs. Culhertson's brothor, Mr. Pierce, for a short time. " Mr. and Mrs. Paul l'orce of the Cooley orchard are the proud par ents of a baby girl born Sunday, April ?8th, at the Puruckef Ma ternity home In Medford. . The , lit tle daughter is named Beverly Joan anil mother and daughter are both doing fine. - , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward visited Mrs. Paul Force at the Purucker Maternity home In Medford Thurs day evening. Fred Fredlgrtr, one of our local orchardisis, was a pleasant caller at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.' K. A. Weld man Thursday evening. : Tom Pullen was In town Friday morning attending to business. William Perry Inst a black bill fold on Thursday, April 25, between Kngte Point and Medford, with his differeptslodgo receipts. The. finder will .be rewarded. " A. C. Mittelstuedt and Roy Smith have rented the place belonging to Mrs, Sarah Coy and have, planted 22 acres in wheat, three acres, in barley and five acres in corn. The Civic Improvement club held Its regular fortnightly meeting Thursday, May 2nd, with 25 mem bers present. ' After the' business meeting and reports of the dele gate to the first southern Oregon Federation of Women' clubs, Mrs. Mabel Mack, homo demonstration agent, took charge Af the program and gave a very interesting talk The next meeting will bo May 23rd, when Mrs. Mack will take for her subject "Interior Decoration." A lovely lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Hoy Ashpole,, Mrs, C. F. Davis and Mrs. Otto, Castor. Visitors were Mrs. W(lbur Ashpole and Mrs: Merrlss, both of Medford . A'hsell Pcareo Is on the slclc list nt the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pcnrce. : Mary llnnnaford stayed Thurs day nlcht with Marguorito Mar shall at tho home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Strahan. John Hobcrtson has recently fin ished a fine big double garage in which id house his truck. Hon Klngery is adding the fin ishing touches to his fine new home which Is one of tho most complete for a small town. ' PlTTHlUUtf K May 7. - (!) Gladys Criimiey, threo years old,' fell into a tub of boiling water and died before she reached n hospital. PARTICULAR BUILDERS ALWAYS ? Portland Beaver Portland Cement Co. GOLD HILL, OREGON i Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Stand- ' ard Roofing & Building Supply Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co';'-. .. . . ' . -. ' ' ' , i jlL -" ' SjjMX VT ' ' ;: T K ft . Ollt Sueeessfui Year in Medford trS.- TJf ' 1 P'i-. C dir .". '.Treatments by Aprointment , , jy.. I Medford Center 0(hg"e ,$fs-..X' L T f a Complete Cleaning ahd pr wallop' Vte ; r:: 'IW,'-'ML . - C3-1- -" I : CEARVat TAYLOR ST. I Tkis is ani Newspaper i Jr means IrutJi told interestingly F (EXCITED BY DATE AT ROYAL PALACE i . -y.- 7'.' f PARIS, Alny 7. (P" Despite j ,.two , last-nilnuto fittings of 'thci dre-3. she will weav when pre-, j senteit to the court Of St. James i on May i. ,Ilclen Wills played j tennis today.. ' ' She was at the dressmakers, by 1 0 a. m., on tho courts from 1 mnnfm USE A HOME PRODUCT II until 2 in 'the afternoon, and buck nt the dressmakers again ! at i, m.,. nn .hour or so later' the oreum satin court dress was! delivered at the small family hotel where Hclcty I'er mother are stopping. ' ' -, . '"'Itwas '""tennis "as usual" " for little poker face, t but ' tn spite, of it she. w-as an . excited , young woman. Nevertheless she 'doea not Intend to let her feelings run away with her, she says, and the! world - will not learn from herj how It feels to bo presented to Queen Mary. ' !' j , "r don't think It's good form' to talk about one's personal fcel-j lugs at such, a time, tho queen J of tho courts said emphatically, j "Nor do T," chimed in Mrs.j AVIlls. ' i Not until slm gets to London' Srand Cement 3 ; two days before, the presentation' Is to take place, -will Helen know just whnt'she has to do or how to do it, ' ' ' ' " ' ' ". "'Helen matn'talhed 'forced coot ness and calnv'but she was ob viously excited during the inter view. Her eyes were bright with eagerness and bright color showed in her usually pale cheeks as she talked of the great event. , , She knows only one other girl of the lfi young Americans "who will be presented at court with hpr. ' She is Harriet Walker, a .school mate from the Vnivers'Jy of California. 4 PALTVAL.TO, Cat, May 7.) Three passengers ami U pilot of1 ;a monoplane wore burned Hiightly when their plane caught fire as it was taking off mm a field here. I SPECIFY A selected hotel for those who appreciate the best 'without exuvagance 540 rooms with bath Siosle,from$4 -v Double, from $6 st Suia Barbva HaveYmt Scribbling Loutss Rice, world famous grephologisr, can positively read your talents, virtues end faults in the drawings, words and what nets that you acribble when "lost in thought''. Send yourHcribblihs''or signature for analyti. 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