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MTCDF0TIT5 STATE TRTBTJOT!, SfEDFORP, OTtftflOT, TTTKSTY, MAY 7, 102:1.
HELP FOR LOCAL
? WEATHER OFFICE
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The Medford weather bureau,
wbleb has been In need of another
assistant for a long time past, and
which fa expected to greatly ex
pand when the new airport' begins
to function, will have the addi
tional bureau employe iq the very
near future, according to official
notice Just received by L. Walter
Dick, in charge of the bureau's
meteorological work, that arrange
ments had been made tor this de
Hired increase now in the local sta
tion's personnel.
The additional assistant's posi
tion will be filled by Clair W. Ahl
born, junior observer, who is at
present located at the Boise, Idaho,
station. Definite time of his arrival
here has not been learned, but he
Is expected to take up his duties
In Medford within the next few
days.
The personnel- of the local sta
tion will then be as follows: L
Walter Dick, meteorologist; Clair
W. Ahlborn, junior observer, and
Kenneth Anderson, minor observ
erv This additional help has been
sought for months past as the aero
logical and meteorological work of
the station proved almost too much
for two men to handle witmsut nut
ing in too many hours of exacting
duty.
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Among the Seattle residents reg
istered at local hotels arc W. K.
Kills, A. E. lloxclson, Chas. Wilson,
Mrs. K. Maxwell and Miss Mary
Maxwell.
SPRAY DEMONSTRATION STRAW LIDS WILL
Much interest was shown In the
coddling moth control Uemonstra-
Hon In the Young and Hull or- i
rhard In the 401 district yesterday i
afternoon, by the 200 Blowers i
present from various parts of the
valley,
The' Van Hoevenberg system of j
spraying wuji dtMtioiistrated, whU-h
has been unusuttUy .suecfMiful in
the fight ogahi'-u moths, with very
beneficial ei'iY. ttf to tho Van Hoe
venberg orchard. ,. - r &
The demonstration; which htgan
at 2 p. m., also afforded tho grow
ers an opportunity , to Abservo the
work ings of a Ktat ternary- spray
plant. A number of the, orchard
ings hiid iiitiinberK of theit. spraying
crewM present. - -
11 MEET TONIGHT
The clans in adolescent psychol
ogy being held every Monday nftfht
at the local high school, but post- j
poned last night on account pf the i
senior play, will ho conducted to- j
night instead of Wednesday nignt,
as was stated in an announcement
made yesterday to this paper.
This wlllbe the fifth meeting of
the course, which is free and open
to tho public. W. P. Walter, sec
retary of tho Y. M. C. A. at Ash
land, will ho the lecturer' at this
meeting, and , ha,s a worth while
message to all parents and those
interested In tho subject, of udol-
nscent psychology.
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AS ANCIENT RITE
Rnln or shine straw hats will
be the order of the day Thursday,
May H, vhen Medford men either
wear them or keep in hiding. "11 h
an old and honored custom.
One robin may not mean that
spring has come, but there'll be
no denying that it's fishing season
in Hngue Kiver valley when straw
hatted heads swing along Main
street. Thursday morning. -
All over the city wherever
men's clothing Is sold nlf that'
rbrrett and comfortable Irt -straw
headgt-ur hns been put on display
fo that every husband, thoso who
have been and thoso, who may be,
will have no difficulty In finding
one that fits. - ;
Beautiful tinted straws for
blondes, dark heroes, with or with
out hair, ' tall or short, rosy or
wrinkled, have made their appear
ance in Medford In preparation for
official straw hat day.-
Only one day remains In which
to select straw hat creations for
the fashion parade, and at the fol
lowing local stores expert fitters
nro waiting to fit: The Toggery,
Arthur Hess, critique de luxe;
Mann's mens department, Dan
Watson: Model Clothing store,
Louis - Richardson; McPherson's,
Fred Mcl'herson; Men's Shop, Koy
Lee, and at tho j: C. Penney store,
William Jiolger.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans of
Kugene, on, a motor trif and va
cation, are spending a few days
with Clarence ftvnns amf family.
ENJOYING LIFE IN
No "Whispering Campaign"
. can withstand the light of this truth: Lncky Strikes are made
from the finest of fine tobaccos the cream of the crop. Lucky
Strikes alone are toasted because toasting is a secret process.
20,679 physicians definitely state that toasting removes impurities.
Then, too, it adds Jo the flavor and prevents throat irritation.
Therefore, without fear of contradiction, we can say truthfully:
. 'No cigarette, regardless of price, is as good, as Luckiea , ,v
1 whether manufactured by The American Tobacco Coin.
. pnny or by any other company."
(S1CJVD)
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President,
American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
It's toasted
No Throat Irritation -No
Cough
The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
willcontinueeverySaturdaynight
, in a coat I to coast radio hook-up
over the JV. B. C network.
Ql929,TbcAmertcanTobaccoCo,Manufacturers
To maintain a slender
figure, no one can deny
' the truth of the advice:
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
. ESSTEAD OF A SWEET."
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International Journalist '
I.lfo In' theUnlted States marlno
corps Is a happy one. according to
a letter received a short time ago
from Private Joseph llarrell, sta
tioned with the marine corps avi
ation department at San Diego,
lie is the son of Mr. and )Irs.
Joe llarrell of Kugene and a
brother of Ned, now attending
the United States Naval academy
at' Annapolis, and of Ben Uarrell,
chosen as alternate for West Point.
Tien Is attending high school in
Medford at the prosent time.
In part he wroto as follows: "I
have heard some of the fellows say
tho recruiting sergeants told thorn
a lot about the service that was
not true, but I wish to tell you
that I found it just like it was
told to me that it would ho. ' I am
not at all sorry I enlisted and have
got a great deal of good out' of
enlistment so far, and 1 can
readily see that it is up to tho
man how far ho goes
"I got aviation all rights .1 was
kind of backward about asking
for it. I think my folks perhaps
did more than 1 did toward getting
aviation. If you go about it In tho
right way, you can got almost
anything you want in time.
"I was acting corporal of the
guard for a while, aboard a ship.
Learned a great deal during, that
time. 1 cannot, say that 1. didn't
like it. r have been in aviation
only two weeks, but I think I nm
going to like it better than any
other fernnch of tho service."
"Ves, thero is something, about
the sea that makes a man liko It.
I used to think about it when I
was aboard ship. Outside the
hammocks and - tho ' buckets 1
rather liked sea duty. I wns never
in love with my field day either.
I haven't leen over to tho .base
since I came hack to San Diego,
but they toll me that the youngest
platoon is at the range now. I
understand there are no"appllcantu
coming in now and that the corps
has more than they need."
SCHOLARS TO VIE
FOR EDISON TEST
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Will southern Oregon produce!
the future Thomas Hdlson? HiKli
school seniors throughout the dlft-1
trU.-t will be given the Hume chance
as will those In other sections, of
the lnlted States to cum I It" In;
the national contest, to be ellml-,
nated first by districts then by '
states, the first selections to be 1
made June 1. '
Oregon seniors will compete In 1
the 11 districts used in the debate
contest recently held. One con
testant from each district will com-!
pete in the state final m l held, ;
probably in l'orllund later in the
summer. j
The contest will he open to boys !
only, and unions the points uion :
which they are to he Judged ure
the following: Character, lntelll-i
gence, resourcefulness, scholar- j
ship, particularly in the fields of j
physics and chpinistry.
Further polntB upon which the!
contestants are to be recommend
ed, as well as plans for the con
test, are to be devised by the su
perintendents and principals of the
various districts. Senior boys in
private college preparatory schools
as well as those in public schools
nre eligible for the contest.
The winners of each state will
receive n free trip to West Orange,
N. J., where they will meet the fa
mous inventor at his laboratories,
and there will bo glvep n person
ally conducted test, to determine
the ultimate winner of the 10dliri
prize. This will bo a four-year
technical scholarship to an out-1
standing Institution. 1
The slate winners will each be j
presented with one of the late Kdl-
gou radio-phonograph combination
machines. .
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There was general smudging
somewhat heavy during last night
and this morning, with the lowest
temperature in Medford reaching
31 degrees, nnd tho coldest or
chards of tho valley reading .27
degrees. '
The smudging began about ,1:30
n.'Tn. in the coldest orchards', 'and
tho other orchards steadily joining
from time to ' time until at 4
o'clock this morning men - who
were on tho streets at that time,
said the smudge was so dense one
could not see more than 60 feet
ahead. By sunun the smudire over
the city began td dissipate, huf
considerable remained for hours
afterward.
- A peculiar feature about the
cold of last night is that while
the north end, in tho Central
Point -district, - is usually the
coldest in the valley, the1 south
end was the coldest. This is ex
plained by .Floyd Young as due to
the fact htat there seemed to be
more wind or breeze about the
Central Point flection.
Today was fair, and fair weat'her
Is forecast for tonight and Wed
nesday, with decreasing humidity
and little change in temperature,
so that there may be smudging
again tonight, but this will not be
known until Mr. Young's .frost
forecast is given out this evening.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuno-Vlrgln Station
Tuesday, May 7
6 to 0:15 Isis Theater. '
G:1S to 6:30 Medford Mall
BUSINESS TREND
TOLDJPANS
"The Trend of Prosent Day Musi
ndss" was the subject ot an Inter
esting talk given before the Rotary
club this noon by Perry U. Armold,
president of the Armold Sales
Training Institute, who with his
wife, Mrs. Fay Meyer Armold, is
conducting a course of lectures at
the Hotel Medford this week
Mr. Armold said there were 23,
642 business failures In the United
States last year, a greater percent
age than ever before, but accredit
ed these to the inability of busi
ness men to readjust themselves
to the present-day trend.
Pssimism on the part of the busi
ness man not only undermines his
own business but subsequently de
stroys confidence and support of
the entire community In which he
circulates, according to the speaker.
.no merchant has a right, in this
generation, to demand that the
community support him," said Mr.
Armold. "It does not have to sup
port him. Travel to other towns
and centers Is too convenient. The
merchant's concern shoul be 'Jlow
can I serve my community to a
greater advantage? In this vvay
he evolves methods that creato i
demand for his merchandise and
his manner of disposing of It,"
The program, today was In
charge of Herb Alfotd.
Tribune, news and market 4
.reports.
6:30 to 7 Coleman & Law-
ton and Medford Service
Sstnllon.
8 to 9 The Pig Tail .Market
' request hour. ' :
9 to i 1 0 California Oregon
Power Company. .
Wedniwlay, May B .
9:30 to 10 Model Clothing
Company.
10 to 10:ao--Mann's Depart-
'' ment Store. .
10:30 to . 11 Heath's - Drug
Store. . .
11 to 11:30 Medford Elee.
11:30 to 12 Lewis Super 4
Service Station.
12 noon Medford Mall Trl-
bune, news Items. . 4
12 to 12:30 Jackson County 4
Building & Loan Assocla- 4
tlon. 4
12:30 to 1 Huhhard Bros. 4
1 to 1:30 City Cleaning & 4
Dyeing Company. 4
1:30 to 2 Heebe & Kindle 4
Service Station. 4
2 to 2:30 Madrona Dairy, 4
2:30 to 8 Alexander's CSro- 4
eery Storo. 4
to 6:15 Isl:. Theater. 4
0:16 to 6:30 Medfnrd Mail 4
Tribune, news and market 4
reports. ' ' 4
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AT ARMORY MIGHT
Colonel IT. A. Allen of Portland,
regulnr army Instructor for the
Oregon National Cluard, arrived
this forenoon to muster In the
new headqunrters company, third
battalion of the lftfith Infantry,
at the armory tonight. Applicants
who have been ncceptod are to re
port to Lieutenant Kaucom, head
of tho company, at 7 o'clock tills
evening at guard headquarters at
the armory.
Tho new company was organized
In less than a week, and includes
17 members, all of whom nre local
men, planning to specialize Jn
radio or telegraph communication
work. All will nttend the annual
encampment at Camp Clatsop on
the coast next month, and upon
their return will begin Intensive
study in a school to bo opened by
the government.
CRATER LAKE GUILD TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY
Tlecaiise of the senior play last
evening, the meeting of tKe Cru-U-r
Iake Guild was postponed
until tomorrow evening, and will
be held at the home of Mis. Don
Newberry, on Hfskiyou Heights.
The hostesses will he Miss Knilly
Webber, and Mrs. Dolph Thlppn.
All members are urged to be
present, Wednesday evening.
REAL .ESTATE OFFICE
The Ponrow Realty company
opened up offices at 14 North
Hartlett street- yesterday, making
tho third real estate agency to
locate In Medford within the past
month,
The business Is owned by Ttos
coo C. Conrow and his brother,
Mark Conrow, la aSoclated with
him temporarily,. The latter ex
pects to resume his law practice
in this city.
Ttoth of the Conrow moved to
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Give Mother
a Cake
. for
Mother's Day
May 12th
She will be pleased if you
get it from, the
Model .
Bakery
111 W. Main St.
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ill take
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