Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1929, Page 11, Image 11

'MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTNE, MEDFORD, QBEflOX. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 3929.
PAGE THRW
LEAVE FOR STATE
Ti
A delegation -ot local buHineHsj
ttd professional -women left Med - .1
lord this noon for EuW, to at-
. ... i
tend the annual convention of the I
state federation, which opened ut
9 o'clock this afternoon and will
close Sunday afternoon,
Tho local members will arrive
ln the northern clly in time for
the executive reception to bo held j logical seminary, Chicago, former-1
this evening. 'There they will bej1 toe MoCormlclf seminary, oc
lreented to Mrs. J. K. llou-man,-? currod 37 yfcuiv nftor he came -to
first vice-president of the national PauV for hl .honeymoon,
federation, who has come all theJS Dr- McAfee was nominated hy
way from he 'home in Richmond,! Dr- Jslah Sibley of Pasadena, Cel.
Vao attend the conference. Mrs.ahe domination was seconded, by
Bowman has been elected national i Frank J- Loeychw Chteaiw attorney,
upeakor to eight state conventions; who was recently appointed ,
to h h-ebl this vear.
Each
local club Attending the!s,u- asspmoiy iockou wnn
convention will present
will present 'a. stunt
dramatizing the life of some
worn -
an "charaoter of historic note who
lived within their own locality. The
Medford -group will give a sketch
from the life of Mary Ann Harris,
.-Jackson county heroine, who. In
1R&6, held, a band of 20 Indians at
bay and saved hor own life and that
of . her daughter.
Miss' Agnea Daughertj? will por
tray the .life of the historic.-character
in pantomime at the end of
the sketch, wearing a reproduction
of a dross worn by Mary Ann Har
ris at the time of the notable event.
Other In the local stunt will be
Maude Chapman and Lota 7'homh
son. '"
Those who will attend the con
vention from here include Leota
Thompson", Agnes Daugherly,
Maude Chapman, Patricia M. Neff,
Nova Ed wards, Minnie AVeishar
Mary Grelner and Mrs. Maud Coy 1
itoiiinson and Miss Bertha Coy, oft
Goid Hill. They -will return , to i royalty and contumea Ken, with his
Medford Sunday nipht.- ' chaps, Stetson hat and spurs
' makes a striking figure. One of
BERLIN lst year 30,GSj;fhe hfirhhirhts of Th Rnvni
newly registered motor vehicles
registered motor vehicles
were recorded at the traffic, reg-
liiiruuon. nurcau, an increase ui,n
aou per cent over iw&i. ui ine
total Jfl.SaT wore German and 10. -
83ft. at' foreign make, of which
7.017 came from the Lmtud hta-
TODAY THE PROVING
Mail ,v- ; IrTT-f
Tex Ran kin says ...
wYou think motor car repair bills are high. But you sbould sec
what a bill an airplane can run up, when inferior oil is used! I use
nothing but VEEDOL, and I recommend it exclusively. It saves me
thousands of dollars every month."
Tex Rankin is known from Vancouver to Tia Juana as a famous
flyer, and the owner of the, largest flying school in the world ...
Take his tip and play VEEDOL to win against heat and friction in
your own car . . . Tougher, longer-lived, super-heat resisting.
LONGER-LIVED.,
A iV U OTHER
listen to the VEEDOL VODVIL I
Broadcasts evcty Friday night,
FROM STATIONS
KGW, Portland; KHt, SpoLane; KOMO,
KFRC,SanFraiici;co;KilIJ,Frcir4o:KIIJ,I8Augt-Ics
OR. C.BJ1'AFFEE
ELECTED .LEADER
ST. 1A1'L. Minn.. May 24.-VPf
- CH-lland B. McAfee of " .Chi- 1
u-, ,, u"euur
l-t 1st' general assembly o Abe Jr&s-
hvterlan church of tV United
states of America here today. H
defeated Br. Hobert Dick Wilson
of the faculty of Prinreton Theo-i
loKfcal seminary, Princeton, N. -.1.
Ktection of Dv; McAfee, a nro-
fewior of the Presbyterian Theo-f
1 n-aiu.Mii xiuuvw a ynme uunuma
;m"Knier w,ien n m
1 e c"urc eciai'ca i mere la
any jmce in tno worm that needs
a moderator at Ihis time, it',s Chi
cago." j .
Ken Maynard at
Rial to Saturday
Tno Royl WUlerS' sturrinff Ken
Maynard, comes to- tho RaJto to
morrow. i ) r
. The story '.brinss ' a troupe of
American cowboys t into; Kurojje
with a wild vest;howi In the
ooutkc 4of their travela they hauiien
upon a Jtmnll kingdom 'in which
politics and intHgue are rife. A
hoy king1 and an American overn
e.t are involved which is enough
excuse to start a fi"ing- of riders in
one of , the Wildest, and. most ihrll-
l'.ng fights ever shown . on the
screen
Aeatnst this huckevound of
RJ , , f , , . h !
riding,
steer buildogging, roping
other
feats of the arena are
3hovn.
j ' 4.
i T'ians under- wav to
yosuimv
I
IdrKIing operations at lecptr Dome:ltymer
I well w?st of Hutherlin.
GROUND 'FOB MOTOR
THE NEW
IE IE ID) (D) IL
EASXEM MOTOR OIL
MADE
PARA
100
F F I N
FROM
E B A
9:30 to 10:00
, settle, l j)
Tide Water Oil Sales Corp. -
8fifi Pi, fork Block, Portfftn.?, Oro.
1733 Railmnd Ave, J?o., Stalt1o,"Wfl.ili,
Sportswoman
r 4 Jlfjy a
) j . Associated lrcss Photo
I Ilia. Mnplsrlv tt,rt n rttrl Mar-
w selected is Ameriia' (most
. headed by Joha Barrymore.
Speakeasy Pleases
'': at Hunt's. Craterian
Many sutita'lativeH iniKht he utwd
rfPHcrif)inR tho XIno pointa of tiie
arbvietone ali-tutking picture,
"ta'peakeasy," -now piayinj? at
Hunt's Craterian, ami xtill but par
tially convey, the ffo2 impression
made by tho film. The comedy and
dramatic Couches are saia to he
deftly tntevwoven . that one loses
J i'1 lfle0- that the Hltuatlonn lVforo
"plunted." The - dlalORue tft na-
i tural anti liokon with such ve-
.f atralnt hy the players that. If never
f (.fore. the. 'dialogue film Is con-
j ymcJnff. v , '
i aul t aQ aml J'0,a ane por-
tray the lea d ing rales excel ten t (y
and Henry: IV AVBliyra), Sharon
iiyhn. Helen Wave and' "Warren
contrmute outa t a n d i n a
' charncterlEntlonH.
OILS IS IN TIIE AIR
PENNSYLVANIA
S E C R U l E S
P-r,!. Quart
BEGINS DRIVE TO
INCREASE ROSTER
WIU-IAMS CREEK, un.,
24. (Special) Williams stvK
No
399. Kuld tia reautar monthly
i meeting Saturday. May. 18. A
goodly number were present. Uln
: ner was served at noon. Only ouo
was nresent whose birthday was m airplanes fn-all kinds ot wouth- i,s.)me sections during their recent, Bry, trouble. Ever' avaiiaWe rent
in this month. Mrs. Vahrenwald. 8r- on ail kinds : of fHphta stunt, i ".Vew Customer" tlret sal, the cdj! brought no results unti) 3 tried
The birthday cake was baked by
Mrs. May i'lefdsl The fable was
.decorated with beautiful daisies.
Alter the business session a drive
lor member was proposed, so tiro
ibara chosen on either side and tho "'"''
the tnn aa on. the losing side ot. the sreatost nllota. lnclnd
to turnlsh a. chicken dinner. " Byrd ,cl,m",e, u.n- Jraaf l' Raa
Those who went as guests that
evening to the Koguo river grange
were Worthy Master Eugene Mor-
rlson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Turvey.
-Mr. and Mrs. B. Vahrenwald, Mr.
and Mrs. George fields, Mr. Ia-
v u ,,. --"
xoSeT' """""""
The itonuB lliver Kratwto also
ldu voornSvIa tvom
tho Deec creek, grange and there
was present also as visitor threV
from. a grange In Nebraska ,
The Williams school was out
Friday and because of the state
examinations for the 7th and Sth
grades coming on .Thursday and (
Friday no graduation program !
was given, but the school enjoyed
n picnic supper on the creek
banks.
"John Pence . came over ; von(
Klamath Falls Saturday towlaltj
his mother Grandma Penoe :andj
other relatives. He returned Mon-j
day. .'.i.. - ''' ' - I
Mrs. Condrey of Medford : vis- f
itod with her friends, Mr; and .
Mrs. Philltp Heetobry over the
week-end..
. John Letlllten and C. "W." Tio)
erts were business visitors at Med-
foTd. Mr, Letteken bujo brought
nact a horse -which he had pur-
chned trov Hotwv fthater
Mra. Ed Woolfolk and sotuv lco.
and Art and two little daughters;
ot Central Point, visited Mrs.
Woolfolfc's parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
John Lettefcen, Thursday night
and Friday. . v'"-. 1
Miss Mareery Hensley antf,Wr.(
JlloOregor ot Medtord . drove out
to Williams creek Sunday evenjbs.
returning toy tho way ol Orams
Vass. ' . . V
Fred Powers came, over trom t'
Klamath. Falls tor the, week-end,;
returning Monday. Mrs. Powers
and babies returned with him to
Klamath. !
. Chet Boat has moved his fam-
-'fil to'-'ftrants Passf Mr. Boat Ms
drfvlng- the Williams creeK man
stage tor a while. '. j
Daily Meteorological Report
May 24, 1920.
Medford and vicinity: ,' Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday, with
showers tonight. Cooler, with rl
Jnff humidity. . , .
Oreson: .'Unsettled toiilsht and
Saturday. Showers tonlghu Much
cooler, with rising ; humidity, in
east portion.
Temperature (degrees).. 82
Highest (last 12 hrs.).... 8& sa
Lowest (iast 12 hrs.J.... 45 60
Rel. humidity pct.) te S4
Precipitation finches).. 0 0
State of' weather... P. Cdy. Clear
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 192S, 10.S inches.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest, 98; lowest, 62. :
Sunset today, 7: S3 p. in.
ftunrise Saturday. 4:42 a
Kunset Saturday, 7:34 p.
.' m.
m.
Observations Taken at 6 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
Baker C(tf 711
Bismarck S
noise 8
Clondy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
'; Cdy.
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
. Cdy.
5. Cdy.
Clnudy
Clear
I. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
42
r,2
r,4
U
r,6
iz
cn
w
,S2
4K
44
SO
60
60
Tinntfn 7S
Des Moines 78
Fresno
Helonti
J.oh Angeles a.
.Warshfield
Phoenix ....
Portland ....
Red Blutl .. ...
Uosebnrg
Salt lAke CU.'.'..
Han Francisco...
iiaqta.Fe
Seattle ....'.
Bpokane
IValla Walla
Winnipeg
DICK, Meteorologist,
. KOVNO, Lithuania, May 24. 1P
A student named Vosyllus, sen- (
tenced to death yesterday for th-f)
recent attempt on the llfo of Pre
mier Waldemaras, was executed by
A firing squad at sunrise today.
After sentence he confessed
share In the crime and Implicated
certain of his friends as accom
plices, among them a irtudepj
named OudelU who he alleged map
the frtme mover In the plot.
The premier and lime. Walda
maras escaped Injury when a fusil
lade nf shots fired nt them struck
four of their party as they were
entering a theatre,
y .
Ixteai Data g
ti M
i f 5 )S
CITT . S " U
1 . if I 1 1 11
iFOR AIRPLANE
AND AUTOMOi
! The prohthiesct
.
Yeedal
nnd rearrt in. iviilcii (
is held as a lubricant Jor nirpiano
ettslnew in.vetlettert in n. statement )
made recently, by ColonV Art '
bel, famoUQ avuxtor;
I have proved Voodol tuotur oil
endurance, iong' dlsamce. : I use !
nollilne; else: in my nlnnes or cars,
I'm sallnMeti.
"Veedo),. wilh- lis )ieav)er liatly,
longer We, ami Bupcr hrat resist
ance, ia vesnlavly being liseil DDI
"" "i -"
ftbeTB. " Is also used In the huge
;"an f Zeunelin. . says a
"This fart is in line with (lie
theory adhered to by the Tide
Water ' Sales corporation,
e o veedol. that toiinv 1bo nrov
luS ground tor nwtov oils to in th!,lsy. May . i Satartey, June l.f
au- 1Qr la ie. auimrae engine, line same low prices ire previously
where eftVlen and relluhlUty ary'ottoyf,i 111 nBaln be In
epeated for Qne
Because of bad
I imperative, Veedot ana been tested
(siirt fauntt to embody every destr-
aw teamre -
j ' ne siKniiiixwce 10 mc(ortsat
ot Yeeuol'a oyeTwhe)m)ag success
vk the ir is iibyiDiis. 1!, under rile i
most exswUttg conditions to be
tauiul lu AvtaUow, Vedol has jtov
eu best, how UiorauRhAy iaUatiw:-
tory It must be In the lesa esuurUtig ,
uutomoble eiiKlno. but exacting or
tint tha ntiynmnfiffn in.fio ritlu Ihu:
,..', rrm tr
ido! as dues (he nfrptatw. !
' i
! Tire Sale Continued
.. wwr , i
Because ot tho Uu.4 v;eath in
esicrn Auto bupply company Is
laira'n offering for a limited porlod
t Huhnianthti reductions!, nccoru!nB '
to Mr. Orwhiim, lofl manug'&r of
the company, irho sad: )
"Three ytec)ts ago, when ra
jwv ami -annual lire a)e, roauy
aan).e and swived mater l&Uy on their
favorite tires but manv more weve
unable to take advautuge. at thla.
t( economy offer. '
- "W'v. have had numerous requests'
that we repeat tlUs offer, nnd in?
market-fvomttlnnce with tho wishes 'of ourf
frit'nd.v iitttl customers from BY(-
New Cii:
we again offer these greater savings.
This offer ends Saturday, June 1st u
.' Despite tVi bad weather ihre& WBeks 8p,' when we held our Semi-Annuai
NEW CUSTOMER TIRE SALE, thousands pi autolsts availed themseivea
of our low Sate Prices to save materially on their favorite ti'res . . , but
many more were unable to take advantage of this big Economy Offer ....
We have had numerouV requests that vfa repeat this offer, and lit compli
ance with the wishes of our friends and customers, irom Friday, May 24, .
to Saturday, June 1, the same )ow prices we previously offered will again i
be in effect. Look at these reduced Sale Prices!.'. . remember our Trada- h-'
lit Allowance and FREE Mounting-. . . and Save on guaranteed "Wfttera
. Auto" tires today , . I. i ' ; - ; " V
This Liberal Guarantee Means Absolute
Satisfaction For You
Xol o)l ioft .osr literal ItlXrHOM Mir.EAGK OrrAtlKfrTBIS covr
euartf "lvcleriv Awto" Tiro, bwt your vamptetfl nA laslmp suityactlott ijr
further omurcd liu our aVA-KANTBU Off ABSOLUTS SATIKPACTIOK
FOX T11X Mrs OF THB TlttB. TMs Guarantee ( further upheld bu
womnt aiwl mlll)vo Benriro nt mmi one of our mora t?nxn 130 convert-
trntlv locatrd stoma. . . and
A Tire for Every Car
i us n )W ultra GiBi Vretierh Ciani
ei7i-' wear-well mt,at nrw
' - .!-: -Itl.DOB-MUll JRWJIJ IS .OOtWIe
29x4,40(4.40-21) . $ 4.98 $ 5.94 $ 6.97
30x4.50 (4.50-21) . ' 5.79 6.60 ISA J
29x4.75 (4.75-20) . 6.49, 7.83 8.50
30x5.00(5.00-20). 7.27 8.50 9.74
31x5.00 (5.00-21) . 7.46 ( B.8& 9,95
30x55 (5.25-20) ... 3.36 9.74 11.21
31x5.25 (5.25-21) . " 8.50 9.95 11.35
30x5.77 (5.77-20) . 9.93 10.97 11.95 .
32x8.00 (6.00-20) . ' 11.21 12.95 14.82
33x6.00 (6.00-21) . ItS 13.25 15.15
32x6.20 (6.20-20) . ..... 15.44 16.91
33x6.75 (6.75-21) 19.81 20.19
SJZE
30x3lz CI. Regular
.30x3 CI. Oversize
30x3 SS Oversize
31x4. . SS Oversize
32x4.. SS Oversize
33x4,'. SS Oversize
32x4 SS Oversize
33x4 SS Oversize
30x5. . SS Oversize
33x5, . SS Oversize
j "Western Auto" Service
A pricefeas convenience to our otttomevi. r
Service connection! ate maintained in ll titvt wfewt vtt
have ttotct, to that good puttnaitd hero t my he 5n
ttallecl ptopttly, jiompily, and al a W, fist tale . . in
many inttancn, hue of a)) cotti. Besides thus saving yon
mvney, not Senice Depsrtthents lend acteifionaf value to
our guarantee. ' . ; :
'
-More than 150 Stores in tfeaVrest-
Open j
Saturday
to '
9P.M. Cor. Main
(
r t c C
.Keiier trom Cias
Stomach Pains
Dizziness
The doctors tell us. that 9Q net
cent of aif sickness is due to stonx
: ach and bowe troubfes. iou can't
'be we!) it your diffeston is bad;
"H kd to get sick -.unless yea
s" j 'Ssst property.
f lanuc nas a wonaertui recora
; as a re!ief from digestive troubies,
w jw luuiuuit.
Jfre. Annie Waters, of 2752 44th
Are. S.W.. Seattie. Wash., savs: "I
suffered from nerve-wraekintrstam-
ianvaut i. uniii. roe up utt my
stomach trotiblft vfaa cured,"
IS you snffer Jrom g-as, pains 'in
atmach or bocaf D32mess, )
tau&ea, cosUy-aUon, VoTpd
liver; it you have no, aupeUte, can't
Bleep and are nervous and all run '
A,n tmii naoA Tiinlnn If id rrnnrl i
pure medicine, mane of roots, II
herbs and oarfcs. Get a botue from
your druggtst today. Money oacK if
ii n aoesn i aeip you. -
52 MIUJON BOTIIES fSEI
- '
Tan
Weeh
weather during
SAILIE
bu our idcU known and ttunufar CU&TOtf&R
for Every Use
Wutera Cunt;
Wear-well
fnrrf
mtmo-june
t'sp Trtie
H.uoe-mle
Wwita
$ 4.42
4.70
, 3.49
7.55
7.84
&50.
10.40
10.7&
4.97
5.56
6.60,
8,79
9,36
, 9.93.
, 12.97
13.25
. iiXi
Supply Co, .
and Rivertide
i FRF.F.
Theatre Ticket
with each
40c
Cash Purchase
MODEL
BAKERY
111 West Maia
Medfoni, Oregon
I Electrotherapy Chiropractic
S Dr. Coleman .
1 ' Sih iSuecesslttl Year In Uedtorti ,
i Treatments by Appointment
Medford Center BidB- Phone 6S
Naturopathy Food. Sciatica
Tires
fMountedl
Free
for Every Purset AND .
for even v.'-"
GREATER
SAVINGS !
Trade-Irt
Your Old
Tires! ;
They. are as. fftod i
aa cos A in. part- i
payment m new,
fu2lf guaranteed
Wear -w eltJ or 1
Wsty Giant J
Tires, at any b( i
"Western Auto's" j
moTi . than ISO
conveniently lo
ca.Ud storea in !j
the west. ,;. i
,Weitt Giant
Katra Hewrr
rror
$ 8.45
Whatever
Your Size
Atk for, Law
Sale Pricfta' on
afzea not aKotiw.
13.16
16.95
'17.81
20.76
22,47
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