Medford mail tribune., June 06, 1929, Image 5

MTCPFOttD VATL TTxTETTNTR, MFTF(VRT, ORKfiOW TIU'ttsDAY, .Tl'XF. fi. 1920.
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SNOB ADVOCACY'SALT AFTER LOAD
mi mm FRUITSHSPPIENTS
UUI UUI L.UI 11 1 L ,
Banker's Wife Killed With Brick
Sequence in Eternal Triangle
Don't. Try to. Marry Boss'
' Gaughter Lucky to WecT
His Stenographer Noth
ing Nobier Than to Be
Citizen of Republic. ' I
HI. KINS. Uj Va.. .lime t',. i,Vt
"J mn'i bo a i-nob. ui.ii"; try to
marry tho boss" diuu-'hter. find
l.h'sw you if you it re lucky t-nott,h
t marry his slcnoriiphcr."
This 'was tin- advice Kiven Urn
maHuniion chiw.i of Davis und Kl
lifns 'college hero yesterday by
J Jr.- I loyal s. Ooiudand. I'niled
Hlutis senator f rum New York,
Dr. ('upcland deviated from his
nd dress to i'linmu'iii on the advice
of liolHM't iOllllIHUlK Ii(lKMK, ilHWO-
i-I-ito professor of Knxttxh of
.hi.--s;ic linnet is Institute of Tech
nology last wiffls, Prof. Rogers
told tli, senjors of .. 1. T. :
"Ho snobs, it is jus us easy
tu marry the boss' daughter as his
f n-nomaphiM"."
1 care not what particular
calling you tuny .follow." . Dr.
('opcland said. "You will not live
up lit - your ivspcnsihi lilies as an
American unless you have a part
hi all those thinus having to do
wit h I he com muii welfare. There
is nt ding nobler than to be a.
eit zen i'f this Ki"at republic."
H-f;t!:i;j':i for the Kcd Oros-s
rv.-immiryr r-iasscu ( wil ho held at
the- .Nytaturibi-i Vridny afternoon
'Yofn '1 to 4 o'cloek and mi Sat
urday from !u to '2 a. m. and
from - to 4 p. ni. I 'a rents are
ui'Ked in send or brinsr their chil
dren to fte reft-isidred as early as
possible in order to be ready for
the Monday classes.
The schedule is as follows:
'.) a. n.. ("Jills' beginners' class.
!i :.".!( a. m. Hoys' lietrinners'
el iss.
Hf::;n a. m. Hoys' and girls'
' i 1:1(1 a. .luninr life savers.
7 : " I p. in. Ad ult hotfinners.
S p. iv.. Senior life savers.
Howard liorn.r or1 Medjord, on
his pica of guilty in ,IihU;o Taylor's
court this forenoon to oportaintr a
ear with a ''nliforuia license, was
fiord sin.
At the meeting tnls noon of thei
I'okuc Kiwi- Traffic association.)
it ws Vgted unanimously , that
all fruit cj-rV, thfr t-ominv season,;
be salted after loading. This no
tion was taken at the behest of
the Southern -Pacific railroad and'
the Pacific Fruit Express, who
held that this would expedite the:
handling of fruit shipments. by1
eliminating switching. Ilepresen-;
tativts of fruit distributors not'
present at ih meeting will be'
asked to concur. t
Shippers at the meeting agreed"
that salting after loading would
in reaso the benefits of the salt, !
and that they would receive the
full value of the salt, under thai
new plan, when most needed j
when the fruit was rolling thru :
the hot Sacramento valley. There
was no change sought in the per j
cent age of salt. !
The Traffic association also
voted to endorse the revised plan
of the Host: (; rowers' committee
for the extension of the Hose peur
miirUet to Detroit, and the adver
tis ng plan prbposcd.
Daid liosenherg oalled the at
(ention id' the shippers to his plan
for a rearrangement of packer
rules in local packing plants. He
declared that better result could
be obtained by keeping the packer
at the same size pours, day by j
day. instead of rotating them every,
hour. Air. Rosenberg also de-.-emd
the use of bags in picliine
pears, claiming that the fruit was j
damaged. He favored the use of j
pails. He said he did not care j
what pail was used, as long as ill
was a pail. The Rosenberg l!ruth-j
ers manufacture a picking pail, I
that is recognized as valuable
in orrhard harvesting.
The suggestions of Air. liosen
herg will be fully discussed at an
early meeting, it was indidated.
A carload of nails to bo used
in the local fruit industry, is 'on
its way f'-om the factory, C C
Darby, chairman of the nail com
mittee reported.
J. K. Kdmiston favored" the ap
pointment of a committee-to study
bills passed by the legislature un
feeling the industry. The chair
man ruled this was not within the
province of the association.
The annual election of officers
of the Traffic association, will be
held the last Thursday In June,
instead of the first Thursday of
.Inly, which falls this year upon
Independence Day. An opinion
handed -down by Attorney lUiwles
Moore held that the advance in
the election day would be legal.
A president, a pair of vice-presidents,
two di rectors, and a secre
tary and a treasurer will be
elected.
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Mks. Virginia I'aitv, ulle ot a (alitoinia and I'oitlnil Ore., il
imnclot', "lio uus lound hanging in a (Inset., ol a l.os Anuelcs
'ipai ttuoiit. SI H' had hi on In ateii ut dealh. PoMre ordered ilu- ur
ie t if William I. Tollman, Sun J- rancKco radio u cliuii ian. (Plt
lure l.y telolr.to I'rom l.os Angeles)
Wife Murdered
Killing Suspect
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PLEASURE
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SCHOOL BOARD POST
Tlie annual election of the Mod
ford school district, which in re
cent years has become a uuite
mild affair compared with t:ie
school elections for years prior
thereto, hern u He of the utmost har
mony that has existed both in
school hoard and general school
affairs, and the general confident
feeling of tne public that the
i-chools are well managed, will
take place oti Juno 17 between the
hours of 2 and 7 p. m.
Two directors are to be elected
to fill the expiring terms of Dr.
U. K. fireen and ('. A. Swigart.
It is because of this feeling of
confidence that the school authori
ties and leading friends of the
schools are already busy at search
ing out able candidates to run, in
case Alo.ssrs. Swigart and Green
absolutely refuse 'to run for an
other term.
Neither is a tentative or passive
candidate, feeling tiiat they have
done their duty by serving three
years, and it is understood thai to
cement continued harmony on the
boa ild, quite a number of friends
of the schools are at work trying
to induce them to run to succeed
themselves.
The holdover member of the
school board will be N. M. Frank
ling. Howard Scheffel and t.
I.emnion.
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1 Aswemttit Prrss Phntn
Frank Patty, . Portland, Ore.,- and
Los. Angeles banker, whose wife,
Virginia, was found beaten to death
In the California City.
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I William Taliman, 24, radio tech
I nician, whose arrest was ordered
! by Lcs Angeles police after Mrs.
Virginia Patty, 28, of Portland Oro.(
ida ucen rouna muraerea.
U. S. TRADE BODY
.! at ucs H. Owen. i.- ed (ti- ntid ;
'ii-iul manager i.f lhe ye ri'
n i.tiiubei- ceuipatiN. iisid itlJ
;it cm plaints filed w it h tlie Ked-
i.il Trade coir,itiisien and 4.'. other
Unnl'i r roricern". charcitt--: misreo
!' ma : :mi in the ale of western
pine, as white pine, said the
ni i ui had I" t ii pvnd i ttg for two
; '.ir-i and that his company vvet
e..ui d It.
Mr. Owen said the Issues involved
were botanical questions, and the
use f a trade name.
He further staled that the cum-'
pi. nuts had been filed at the iusti-j
,1'iuii ttf Inland Kmpirc lumber.
un n in eastern Washington, who
1 claimed they manufactured the
true white pine. He said that the
soiuhern Oregon and northern t'al
ifernia mills, named in the action,
(had sold their pine out put under
the name Vnlilornia white pine."
! "The hear! tw wdJ bring the mat-.
ler, entirely technical ami tniia'1-
ical, to a head, an,d the cwcii-inv.
', umi eoini'tany welcomes it." tie d-.
cljtred in conclusion.
All (he Oregon mills mi med ,
the complaint art In southern or--
and those in this city are the
t u i'M-1 Mvgon company and the ,
Toinlin Hox factory, 1
W ASHIXOTOX June li. (pi -'
: The federal trade eonimitnn his
' issuetl entnplahits aaint 4ti lum
. 1 I't i- companies in California, ore
. S4"ti. Xt'w Aloxioo, Arizona and e
, v.nla, charging misrepresentation
! tn the sale of western yellow pine
a-; white pine.
! Ilu i omp. lilies include some of
I Ilu- laigeftt lumber producers on
the west cnat. Hearings were
' et lor ,:y ;,.
I 1 he lumber in question, the
it'-mpla nls declared, lacked .many,
.qualities of true while piiie.
I he designation whif piv.e wi;.
ii..yeo. tiu; commission de
I. to avoid market disadvan
tages from possible ctiiifu.-ion In
the m;nds of buyers of western
yellow pine with sou t hern yellow ,
pin.-, a still different type. j
This has resulted. It said, in
great confusion as to the relative '
;tiafiiii'N uf the western yellow
pine and while pine, which, the
commission milled, was reeogni.eil
as a superior building material. i
he Oregon companies against.
which the complaints were filed
were the Owen( regon Lumber i
I company, Med ford; the Koresl !
! Lumber company, l'ine liidge; j
i Lamni' Lumber company. .Modoc !
l oint; Algoma Lumber eontpany.
i K lamat h Falls; Chiloquin Lumber
cottipiiny, ('hiloqutn-. Itray Mill and
" bite Pine company, Itray ; California-Oregon
I tox and Lumber
company, Ashland and the Tomlin
ltox Co., Med ford. Oregon.
Noil? more than a
, 3 have been built ;
WiUi every department of die Frigitluire faetnries nm
niitj; at maxinnifM eajuicil vilh orders greater than
at any lime "n lh liihtory of ihc husiness, on Thurs
day, .May 16tli, the Millioath Frigiilairc was Luilt
lit both tlie Household and Commercial
fields Frigidaire leads in sales lo customers j
TIIEKE ilre l:finile . rc:mon why
in'oif) Fricidairefi arc in nsi' thiin
alt other iuaUrs ((' ctt'ytric rclrigiTU
tors comtiiiii'd; why il is I he rlioice ol"
homo owners, of builders, of ;.p;irt
iriiVt owners, of eoniiiu-r iul rel'i if!
eration usera throughout llie world.
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Beauty, power and convenience
Fripiilaire lias surplus power that
meets every emergency in th hot lent
weather, und jet operates economic
ally always.
Frigiduiro cabinets nrp lieuutifiil
they are finished in gleaming porce
lain enamel, or white Dueo clean
anil easy to keep clean. The. mechan
ical pari is completely enclosed and
to quiet that you don't hear it start,
Btop.or run. Food shelves are elevalvtl
bo that stooping is unnecessary.-
Tne famous "CoZ Control"
And in addition to the standard tem
perature regulator which automatic
ally maintains an ideal ton pens tore
in the food compartment, Fri;:idairc
is equipped with the famous ""Cold
Coulroi" that sneedd the freezing of
ieeeuhesand makes possihleilozensof
new- and delicious desserts and sahids.
Lmo Prices
Reeaiinc Frigiilairc has achieved tho
million mark because vl w the. over!..
wheJmiug choice of tho majority
the economies of quantity produc
tion have made' 'prices' so low that
every model represents a tretumidoua
saving to the buyer, . , , .
Thr 0-4 Frioidjme CQuipoed with the
Ccld Cuntfol '
; ;rqnly S199
cotniilitvi dctiwTfiM ofitiitg n your
People's Electric Store
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212-214 W. Main Phone 12
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PREMIER 10 AID
JOBLESS BRITISH
CONGRESS PASSES
Wedding Bells
ORANSE PEKOF
The right tea for summer
thirst. Wholesome, full
ftavored. . . perfect when
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Wall Street Report
XKW VOKK, June fi.-H,Ti
Stock prleen continued tit move tip
ward today with new leaders be
intx hrouKht forward in th'fnnil.
railroad eqn I Anient nnd railrnail
Kroupfi. The buy lap continued to
be rather j-electivo In' character
with the outside public still show
ing little inclination to re-enter the
market on ri large male.
Three Van 1 Swerincen stock
were lifted to new hlnh fiitures in
the late afternoon. Alh-Hlivny cor
poration was bought in blocks of
I c.nii and 1 5. '("a shares on its
rise to above 3'; h'.i ie mounted to
MO;,, mid 'hesape;iko rorponi
tion to IM4'B, fill nw mark, how
priced .shares like f;idd 11. I'ree
port Texas and Tidewater OH dis
played pronounced rftrenyth. Air
ilediii'tinn rose more than 1 points
to a new Mult at I 3 .1 - . The
episitiir was strong fnh appiovi
mated 3.-iii.n(oi
I.OMHiX. dune tl. itV) Ramsey
MacDonald, lhitain's ' new labor
premier. . artnotniced lodiiy th-it
work on the problem of unemploy
ment had already been started.
This mornim,' Mr. MacDonald
visited Xu. 1 u Downing street and
talked with .1. H. Thomas and
I'hiljjt Snowdon. two of his labor
colleagues who will probably have
posts in the new cabinet. On re
turning to his Heillpsted home, Mr.
MaeOonald said:
"I went to Downing street to set
moving ort-'anization of t he wo: k
in connection with the first real
handlinu of the unemployed pvob
1cm. The work ha- already be- n
bcKU n."
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"WASHINGTON. .June li. (I1) ;
A ft or su-iUiim mu- amendments
which Would have excluded iiiloTis
and disenfranchised citizens from
the count upon which a reappor
tionment is based, the house today
passed the lonibhied census and
leiinportlonniem bill.
The vote was to HI",. The
vote ciime after the house recon
sidered its action incorporatim,' the
alien and discnfrnncJiisctneiit pro
posals in the bill. A motion to send
the bill back tn eommiMee al-o
was beaten. to 1 L'tl.
The bill would insure a new al
lot tin nt of congressional seals
amoni.' the different states if con
gress falls to act on the basis rf
the census which the measure
would provide.
Miss Kluinc Chamberlain of
Lewiston. Idaho, and I-Yunk Muhr,
flistriet maiutwr of tlie LuMaYr
stores, were married Suhdity. June
I Jr. Kunk of th-j Lutheran
church officiating ' They will
make their home in this city.
DEFYACTORS'UNIONiCOLDWEATHERFIRMS
IIOU,Y',VOOI), Calif.. Jane (i.
OT'j Motion picture producers, fol
lowing m Iftmthy .conference that
extended throughout the evening
and into the early morning hours
today, virtually threw down the
tttnintlet to the Actors' Iu'tlty as
sociation. A statement ;lven out
by Cecil It. DeMiUe, president of
the producers' organization, simply
sitid that the producers would not
nj?ree to the order pmniti lira ted
yesterday by Kfjtiity that members
of ibe Kquity could not t;il;e port
in talkie movies without permis
sion of the organization.
Dale Kranklin and Iterniee Marie
l-'lynn were married Tuesday niht
at the First Methodist parsotiaue
by llcv. Itaymond J tees', .pastor uf
the local church.
roilTLAND, Ore., May fi HP)
Km if and bidifr prices were tfn
channcd tudpy. Iiei iHpts w-re nor
tinil nhd storinir wum prouressiiiti
fairly well. 1 latter was jnovint:
In litl MC vrdume, while t he 'K
storav; was ueported omewh;it
below that of last year at this
period.
There appears to be a lower ten
dency in hot h live and dressed
fowls, due to increasnm supplies.
Strawberries were firmer, he-
a use the cop tin lied cool weat her
wis retarding the ripen hi k pro-
Sa- ial ( innmunlcaliou
Medfoid l.odtfe N". 1 "3. A.
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7:3" p. in. Work in the K.
C. dert ee. S la I resolution on
coneui rent Juris IlJion b e t w i' e n
Jacksonville, t '.-nt ml Point and
Medford lodges will rum.be.re tho
lodge for netion. Ily otd'-r of ih"
W. M. l M. lloi'STON- Hriy.
01 LEGION FUN DEGREE
TO BANQUET JUNE 14
'Rtporttd V Jioft.tfn Oounl An,trni wv.
- ttKth gtrwt and Cwilru kwtuti ' '
' ' " ! , -Probata' Court r ' .
Rtle. of Jameii iCvFaddi'u. V
ce;is'il ilmtttvil to prulKiity s
Oiicuit Court
Cl.i retire R'. Iloyd,1 Vernlr. I..
Hnyil, Waller l.ovvrelto anil Alice
I. I.everette awiitne IniHlneHH name
(if Silvereretit Ort-harilH.
-Iuh. H. Moore and I-;, A. Moore
nsKuine liiiHlneiiH name 'or .Moore
Real KHlaie.
L. F. MeConlhe, T. J. Mollis anil
V. .1. Looker file arllelen or Ineor
linrntlnn "Cinnaliar Moiinlain Min
iiiK I'onipany."
I. . K. MeConlhe, T. J. llollla and
W. J. LonUer file articles or Ineor
poiadon lloiiiii! Hlver Kednillon
Ciinipaiiy.
Holieri It. Utile, II. f:, HuKiin mid
and 1'olier ,1. Nefr tile HllleleK of
liinorpornlion Oickoii WaHhlimlon
MorlliiiL-e Company.
O. O. Alenderler. (ieo. A. limit
und llert W. Miller file nrlirleg 111
liH'oi'Dorallon Meilford l-'nlrwaj
lll'lKlltH.
II. O. Piirneker fiKsiini(H hiinlnesn
name Kleenle W'lilnu C'nnipnny,
Hlale IndilMtrfa) Aeeldenl Com
mlxalon vs. Will (!. (Iinuy H'nr
money.
tieoiue Hilton y. Alex Sparrow
et al, enmity ronnnlteifiin. Appeal
from county court.
State IniliiHti-jitl Accldenf Com
mlvnloii vs. city Sanitary Service,
1 11 1- Kor money.
Until nmtlllW i N Vl, t"e K 4 of SK'i. the XB, Mendon F.'Hohutt et ux to Med
: V, of sir!', ami XW'4 nf SK 'i fold IrrlKiillun District. Q. C. .
! "1 Her. 12, T. 3a S. 11. :l W. in l.i,i 1, , 3, .Sunnyci'cst Ol'cllant.
-.LUua. .UUillM'ell xl U-X to I'.. .1.!.. IS. Sinnpuir SiiUlli et ux lo lieil
W. !' to l-ol 4, Kmiu'n ! Anilei-son. V. 11. lo Una 111 and
Add. to Mcdroid. ' '" l:iKewood Park.
.1. II. Newton el ux lo IMw-l-ill S. Humntei- Kmltll et UX tn Heft
W. II. to the I Anderson. V. I), in land in Kdiso-
'I'p. III! ! wod INirk.
llei-t Anderson ot nx to H. ,Sump-
Heal t'Jtllle .'I'railsfi'iv,
Itlalnc Klum ct ux lo clias. II. ' I lulier.
Itny et Ux. V. I . lo Lot !'.. I
1, Summit Add. lu Alcdl'onl.
Fltiytl V. Vniinif ct ux to Arlhui, Walker .Iiiih-h et yx.
West et ux. W. I), lo Lot 1 f;XKH of N W '.(, i,r Sim-rc-suli.
uf Lots II mill 1 of IVny's W. It. 2 W. .
Sou. j). K Mill. ml el ux lo S. Sump-iter Smith et ux. Q. C, 1). to the.
It. I". Kllleliiew Ul ux to Truniail tcr Smlih.' I). C. I), m laud lmH!4 nf t,n t!i and-all of I.nt 10,
II. I'.nhli. W. II. tn the Si:1, of Hrliyiraml I'.uk. i:ik. r, I , .Medford.
KI'SO.M Knttund. .Mine 0. lTi
IN'ipp Count. Ameril.in winnetj
nf l.,-:t Vfiir's K-ntu-.ky dei-l,y. fi- 't'o. -"lo ,-t -' n,,1i, u l.ii li I
nally nun a niiT tmlMj- In hs . ,th fun nrsuniriiil'in nl thi Aiie ii-Xn-il,n
nl Knl.md. rnnipin' nff ' nll l. h,ii. ,l.ieii'lr: i ircl n
uilh the c.'rnn:ii inn cup. iirflhei- T i ri m.-t nl ih.- tf..l,i
With .1. Childs II s t 1 I il e the. fold I'l idnv. June I I. A si
American ,olt (nst.-ad nf l'hi k hlllne--s n.e.tinir :if.d i-nt i I n in -
l-ani,'. lihii ll-ts had the Mmm! n 1 n .a: i ;i m 1 . hi,l 1(,M-
sinre he wen tli.. trie's K.-eliy kv n. m lif t' J me diri.iT i!,iih
lethv. Keish Cniinl led Athfnrd Im to take place in the liateis'
tn the finish wire by a he.nl. A dllllllK Tim.I.i. I ln-r de i;.,;,. .I.-i.n
h'tlt;h separated ttic seennil a nd k 1 1 "I tii.r nr-e all n a in nt
tlliltl lli.,..-, I.'eich I'eunt M v the Medfni.) i.itl.ie t L lld. Illld
uunted al la tn I in win. a tn I a.ks Unit n ti t a i i..ns he made nf
In Jtl. lie and :, In In i.lpe.v. , "llie, .l.m tnemt.efw .,t the M.'d-
- 'und chapter fnn,i Asliland. llianN
Mall Trlhtiiie nds are read l.y;l- at the,- ea,-l,y c,,n,i,,iini-
SO.uoo people every day. tf ,,. ulc. ...xpe, i.d to he p, . ,t,
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