Medford mail tribune., June 14, 1929, Image 7

FEDFOTvT) NfATTi TRTBTTXTC, rKDFOTvD. OTJF.OOX. FRTDAY. JFXF. 11. 1020.
xfDiico rnnnrl
c-t9i aiuc. mi.v rs m.r
fflSam on:
r jut
- -j
bin limiting unusually well in
formed sources, said soviet au
thorities had Increased their mih-
Jtary force on the Siberian border
opposite Manchouli to 15.fm men.
The forr-e - Included S00 cavalry."
Another report from the same
source said Hussians had ousted 50
t'hinese merchaniH living within
Russian territory close lo tly
Kiherian.Mauchuriau border.
Pinochle Players
Come to End of
12-Year Tourney
p
upuii i licit i vim n ru nd the ilk
had eaten till of It.
Kslimales place the 11 11 tn Imt of
elk In Wallowa county at 7ou.
!
i
Nl:V YoKK. June 14. (!)-
Or
Backed 6y a 50 Ye-ay
reputation for Quality
Af ATT TPA rnn
At alt dealer
JUstHbulrtl iy Hart Cigar o
J , "0 Javls St., TiHtliunl .
Rogue Elk Hotel
; MENU
" " '"' Sdllj)
Combination Salmi
Cheese Ci'HcUt'i'H
! i led Spring Chicken
Kuculluiipd Potatoes
fiiiulled -Sweet Potatoes
. iew Pens
Hire rrnnuellon Willi Tomnlo
Kiiure-
Iot Itisciilts
f'icklid Olives mid Jam
li e Creinn and Cake
Old Katdiinncd
Strawberry Sliorieukc
Tnii eofCee Iced Tea
Milk anil Iliitti-rKiilk
DANCK AND i!.T GOOD MPSIC
morrow
cour
Soviet Reported to 'Have
Launched ; War.-Against
PhinaRoH Tmnne Cc !tha Periodical civil service exam!
tnina-Kea Troops , Es-'naUon wm be heU1 for the coinpil.
rilK'AGO. June I iPl
V Heath has ended a U'-yeur- v
J old card same at Antfoch, ill.
) In an old shack labeled
it "The hoard of Trade Uulld-
lug, two i ml war veterans t
K met each day for poker and
riugchle, tome, bcv-ions. hwl-
ing M hours.
i Kighty-seven-year-old .To-
" i seph Haycock, Tfuivate. Com- fr
Heginning at 9 o'clock tomorrow j ,a,' 37lh Illinois Volun-
r leer iniamry. is tieau. v
i. a (iitA.vni:,
rmeiK in ill
.tune If.
renin ii north
FOR POSTAL PLACES'
nvtiliin I.. . I, .1 .. I
t room Iq the federal buildinR ) ., panner. Addison Keller.' ! kukk.-i.-,I. remain at l.miio.
'I'll Monastery nf ihe Krtnrs. or ilv-l-
In other w inds l he elllh house of .r l- , iii Im- me nroH'siini.- il.al
Ihut a.tul-s ...Kanh-allon. has ,li us f ik ,,,.,..,, ,1V ,,,.
closed Us doors lo wo , after ,;ul ,.,.,, ,, nmWm.,,
" lw"-.vear trial. lalonK the ii.ier rhcsnlsmiis creek.
Not that the I rlaiH ever were ,,,.,, p,,,,,.,, s!li,, ,.,,, f ,
free and easy In their hospitality f lh,. ,,.,, Is lvA,,lnK ,,,,
io ihe ladi.s. hut for the last two ,,.,,, ,, ,,., ,.. f,.,ls
years they have .er,i,llted them .,h.vK ,,., of dous or i.
tli.- use oi a small reception room , .... ,,, , nrcarois fails to
at the entrance. Now even that jMmU ,,.,, ,. ,.
prlvilcBe Is to 1... withdrawn and' .,.rs. Kumwali ranchers.
...i n.oo -ii i.i iiioii .o li 'o ,.f, f ,y ,,.p,,r,irll.V. and
AT ROSEBURG JUNE 20
KOfclMtriEO. On
ArraimemciKs. Wen
today for holding the staithcm (he
:on conference cainp-me'tint; nf
the Seventh lay AdVi'iulsl church
in r.ost-buin from June L'M to j!.
t'mptlU-a Turk, a mile from this
city on the South l'inp"Hia ri er.
has I f !!!'-n.-d nvci- to the church
fur lis I 't-dny conference.
More than nieinheni of thp
church from five Kuuthern Oregon
counties are expected tti sttenit
Prominent church men will com!
nm AVashiiiKion. !-1.., 4ind frou
('a Hfornia and Washington
leweH. .
1 ?
Tind ( harml H01I7.
MKJ.KOKK. N. M June 14. f-f)
The charred body of Henry W.
j Austin, prominent livestock deal-Ji
1 I tif Curry enut.iy, wan found bf
.lune 14. ifl'i j tween the remains of two sinull
m.pleted here ' fires near here last niwrht. Kvi
deuce of n stri.MKie indbateu tie
had been murdered. f , v,
It. .IiiMo.slavin- iA
Thte is danger under a 'tree til
a thunder storm. Six persons- wj
killed by HfchtnltiK here HetkifiK
shelter.
1
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SEATTLE IS CLAIM
LONDON, June 14. (VP) A dis
patch from Peking, China, to the
Uaily J'x press today said soviet
Uussia had launched war move
meivts a k H i n s 1 China. Soviet
troops were reported already to
have ertxised the Siberian border
'and Uo have eHtuhlished nutpostn
in western Munchuriu. ;
1 The dispatch ..said Hoviet reln
4 forcemenls were belns rushed In
! special trains over ,ih Trans-
Siberian railway, and thai Chans
j Hsueh-ManK. who h:in ruled Man
1 chin i.i fince the; death of his
j father, ChuiiK Tso-IJu, bad sent
, I air urgent appeal to Xatikinn ask
I fiisr measures be taken to proteot
the territory.
The drastic mens ores were said
JMIOXK VOl'U OHUKKS j 10 ne 1,1 tvtuliaiion of raids by the
I chinos? ManchuWan. officials on
luissiaii rotisulateM ut llHibln and
other iln-.s on May ys, In the
I course of Mil ifh Russian consular
officer's rind others were arrested
and a considerable quantity of ul
Western I'nion Tclem-aph com- ! b-ed )rnpahranda seized. . . ; ,
tahliihpri in Wpftt Pm t an Pllgible it for appoint
Intents to positions of clerks and j T
Manchuria Is Claim Of- Wrier at the local posioffue,
; when vacancies occur. 1 1 1
llCial MOSCOW CirdeS Thirty-five young men from Med-!
n . ford aud throiilioiit thia section.
Deny invasion Mongolia. jcousiHung of the latest ciusS on
, . I the kind in local history, will take j
i this written examination, which !
will be conducted by Karl York, lo- j '
cal secretary of the civil service! SKATTI.K June 14. iv'Pt-
commission. At the conclusion 01 1
the examination he will send the n,ore ,e'mns lhal ll,n
examination iiapers on to the head- Iim. rmlio opeiaior wanted for the) lodj;
quarters of the civil service com
mission, where t,hey will he graded,
There are no vacancies at pres
ent in the Med ford postoffice.
.
PYTH1ANS TAKE OATH
MOSCOW, June. 14. IP) Offi
cial Russian eirclCB today denied
1 hat soviet armies had invaded
I Mongolia.
pany buildint; line between Klam
ath Kails and JCuKcnc, j
SHANGHAI. June. 14. A
Chhieo presn dispH.teh from liar-
CITY MEAT MARKET
- - . The Open Front Market
X : ' BOIL
.40c
.35c
CHICKENS
Fryers, per lb ............... .
Leg of Lamb, per lb .
Bacon, per lb.". ... 28c
Frye's Superior Hams, lb .31c
A Full Line of j
. FRYE'S SMOKED MEATS j
121 N. Central Phone 324
The FniitRiownrs' leafme will
hold it meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the. Mote) Medlord, when pluiis
for the 'conductinB 01 the winter
pear campaign, the securing of the
services of IJrof. K. T. Hartman of
Oregon Slate college, and the llosc
.campaign acreage canvass will he
discussed, , along with other mat
ters pertuininK to the fruit indus
try. A large attendance is urged.
murder of Mrs. Yirgiauliv Patty in ' "Kion.
Los Angeles, had been seen here
were received - by police.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. peLu
teur. owners of n bakery, said n
man dressed In women's clothing,
whom they believed to be Tallman,
dropped in and inquired "the
quickest way to Kverett."
An unidentified informant ad
vised police that a man resembling
pictures of Tallman traveling in a
Chrysler coupe and carrying a pis
tol, bought gasoline at a service
station here.
HANUK. Ore.. June 14
lPi Seveiitv-flvt) new member:
; were taken into ihe1 KuiuhtH of
Two i ''-wlliils h)ili;e here last nluht, tak
ing l im oain 011 10 e u:ii innMir
bible, tti-cd in ISiU when the
was inaugurated In Wasb-
Harry M. Love, supreme
per of records' ami seal, or
J MinneaiJolis, brought the bibb
here for the district meeting. More.
than :t00 persons attended.
I An election will be held at the
j Howard school Saturday tomor
row 1 to vote 011 disorganizing the
! ICoward-lierrydale water district
!?lor the purpose or organizing the
.new and larger district to he known
fas the Midway water district.
The polls open at 8 a. 111. und
1 close at ft ). m.
CHICAGO ALSO POTS.
' SPoKANlZ, Wash., June 14. W
Coining a- a big surprise, the grad
uate members of the "Pacific con At
conference, in session here today,
enacted the greatest piece of legis
lation in the history of the or
ganization when they unanimously
viitc, tn appoint a lile.li salaried
j eoniriusMoiitir to biipervise all aih-
NBV YOr'tK. Juno 14. At 4
Miv4. Calvin Cootide, haN joined wvIgu)n Frivm ?rv
hushnriH in llm iniiL-c .f (initr-iim. i
writers. ...
Merle Crowell. editor of the
American magazine, today an
nounced that Mrs. Coolldge - has
just completed a series of articles
which will reveal in tiny intimate
facts connected With the presiden
tial household during the Coolidge
administration. 1
Makes Good on
Washington Job
!. CHICAOO. June 1 4. t7P The
'police campaign agatnst "Indecent
; shows" as (Nimmlssloueii Hussel
j describes them, had reacheil out
i today and closed "Harlem," the
' negro-cast drama that has been
! playing at the new Apollo theater.
! "Krankie and Johnnie,' the A. il.
. Woods show at the Adelphl, was
! closed earlier in the week.
! "Harlem" was permitted to go
on last night, but future perform
ances were forbidden.'-
BLAST KILLS THREE
State
at
Board of
Health
TELLS THE TRUTH
, i i :
Our every water test
from .our Swimming
pool is "Condition A"
"Safe for drinking pur
poses." ' It is the only Gas Chlo
rinated Swimming pool
in Southern Oregon
.mil li!ia 11 A pnilill.
liife Ouard and swim
ming lessons by Mr.
niwl Mrs.' P. A. Mc
Donald from Honolulu.
MERRICK S
THE NAT.
Phone 1000
NEW YOHK, June 14. (JP
Three men were killed, two, -men
were seriously injured and five
others slightly hurt in an explosion
in a Urooklyn rtrydock today.
The cause of the blast was unde
termined, i
The deud are Thomas Kennedy,
Christerfer Kelly and J'hllip
Burns, alt of Urooklyn.
WASHINOTON. June 14.-
Ifl'f The boy wjio took in the
crops out in Iowa while uf-
fr fairs of the state department
incut waited for two weeks,
made good.
J-'red . Heins of Alma,
2!l, today found himself pro-
moted rrom a clerkship
: the slate department at $1KU0
a year to the position of con 4
"r iideptial secretary- to Oov-
HAVANA, June 14. (P)-GfnP-l 4 "einor "Obheral DallK b( the
ral Oeorge TnyIoi ti4, operatlonvf 4 lMiilippius ihlands, al n sal-
manager - of the, I'sn-Anieriemi - ary of $3ii00 a year. . dov- v
Airways, Inc., at Port Au Prince, j 4 ernor Pavis ukel all the de- fr
Haiti nnd former t'nited States! partments to submit candi- 4
army officer, died at 7 p. m., dates for the position and
yesterday of Injuries received In; picked Heins after Interview-
an airplane crash earlier in thej Ing hundreds of applicants.
day. ' j 4. When notified of his up-
His death, which occurred at pointment to the state de-
the Los AnKClcs hospital at. San-- partmeut in 1W24, Heins
tlngo do Cuba, was the -second ' wired back, "can't come for
caused hy the crash, Johri . M J' two weeks; must take In the
(Jriffin, radio operator, being crops."
burned to death when the plane,)
a Pan-American airways passenger j ''
dial! ship, failed to nain height)
as It took off for Havana and Likes Home Hcsl
struck some power wires. H O S T o X. June 14. iff) A
4 daughter of Woodrow Wilson pre-
Worms Stop Cars fees a career as a mother to a
SEATTl.10. Wash., June 14. j Cnited States senatorsiiip. Com-
Caterpillars uwarnied on street menllng on suggestions that she
car tracks here mil f I the rails he-1 would be a candidate, Mrs. Krancis
came so slippery a street car skid- It. Say re said: "I care too much
ded three blocks Jown D hill und! for my husband, my children and
crashed Into another our. The com-j my home to follow a course which
pany plans to install brushes onmuv( take me away from them."
all cars to clear the rails. , 1 1 '
4 Oregon Weal her.
C.cnernMy cloudy tonight nnd
Haturday: probably showers in ex
treme west. Continued mild. Jen
tie to moderate southerly winds
on the coast.
r;li'OLIANO. Italy, June H.-r-JPi
Antonio t A bale, &0. who re
eently returned to Italy from the
t'nited States, was shot anil killed
in n public square here today by
Otiiseppe Ccrplcano, an old busi
ness rival in America, who once
bAfnte tried to kill him.
MichiKan.has by far the greatest
coast line of any state.
ON EARLY . CLOSING
j The Med ford Merchants asso
j elation will meet at the Hotel Mcd
ford Monday even ing at t:31l.
i L'very merchant .1. urged , lo. he
question will he brought up for ft
vote at this meeting.
Wall Street Report
NI-;V YORK, June 1 4. (ff
Heavy profit inking impeded the
1 resumption of the upward move
j mciit in prices In today's Mock 1
I market, hut operators for the rise 1
j broitgh forward new- leaders
1 whenever ihe old fnvoiltcs showed
'signs of falterinu. After a strong
loperrtiiK followed hy n mid-day
', wave of seJIiriK, the niai kei took
on the appearance of widespread
( li regulai fty by early afternoon,
mt gains still ontnunibered losses,
j Lowering of the call money re
jne'wal rate to 7 per cent, coupled
' with n further easing of time
money rates, stimnlateil pool ac
tivities. The market wns strengthened In
the lafl hour by another forward
movement in U. S. Steel, which
mounted over three points to
( above 177. Montgomery Wnrd
f lumped from 11 to ai oend 1 1 3
'on the annouiK cnient of increasing
(the capitalization. The close was
wieady.1 Total sab'H approximated
' 3,. '00,000 share. i
ECONOMY
Meat Market
Picnic Time Is Here!
- - We Have a
Nice Assortment of Lunch Meats
And For The Dinner at Home
Fancy Veal ' '
Corn Fed Pig Pork
Spring Lamb
Choice Steer Beef
Calves Liver
Try Our Veal Loaf
Prepared for Baking
SPECIAL! '
Lamb Stew, lb 16c
Rabbits,. Fryers, Hens
NICHOLS & ASHPOLE
Phone 46 206 E. Main
NEW SUN-TAN DRESSES
MODERATELY PRICED
M. M. DEPT. STORE
Saturday
. .1 . m' '
' v
NEW
SUN' TAN ?:
DRESSES .
. AVashiible .crejib de -ll.iiK) dresses in Hie new Sun
Tun, slylelow "-nt in baelc, some with laltice
liii-k and (lelncliiilile neekereliiel'.
$16.75
Washable''
Summer, Dresses
Dimities in dainty
sninnierv cool
styles .1 $3.29
Rayons, lit lmek
grdiinds wilh dni'k
cr l'i.n'111'es..i. $4.95
Swimming Suits 'Baby Face' Rayon :
$4.45 to S6.95 A oompUta biia'of rnyon'fof
the little folks. Sizes 4 tp 12
years. .
K'iiVlm lilnnitiirs-:..,-...ii',:.;.59.'
Hii.vmi I'mitii's,, ttliisl.il' .toiuand
liiiml mottoin .;59
lfiiyim Vests ;-4S
Idiynii Cniiibinnlioiis ...$12,
IJii.viin Slips, liuill-iii Hliiiulilci',
rnl'fli' trim ,....;;.....Q8
Celanese 98c yd.--.'
Ili'iiiilifiil new palti-nis in fig
ured (Vlanosc. Iili'iil fur slim-;
mit dresses. . '
All wool swimminq;
'suits, one-jieee suits
and lvo-)ioce suits.
All sizes and. a vari
ety of colors and eol-
oi'-eoinhinalions.
Special Sale On T! ;", ;
Women's Colored Low Shoes
, S4.95
Red, .1)1 no, Green, Cuban or., hili heels, t
straps or tje styles, . Values, up to' $R.4")-;
Every pair in stock reduced to $4;95-
BARGAIN BASEMENT
:l-iiirli (iiiiirliinns. Stripes, pliiiils.
i-lieelis mill plain eolins 15
Ki'diilnr 1-V Tn'eliiiR. Heil iir blue
slripe nr pl.iin Inn with lilinler. Spe
fin I Siitiirilny only, 10 .vls. I'r . !j?l
Women's (linize Vests. I'.ilill up slmill-
iler or limliee top 29
New lot Cliililren's ('out .Style Sweiil
ers, plain or mixed colors
$1.10 i $1.79'
(.'liililren's I'lay Suits. Mine with red
trim 79C
Cliililren's Mexienn Slraw Ilnts.4Se
Women's Wilihedtop Mereerized
Ilnse 35C
l(l-ineiri''iiKl Color I'rinteil IJnyoiis 35 v
Hiiliy Slioes. Illiiek, patent eiiloul 89c
Cliililren's lilaek 1'iilent Slippery with
lilond trim. Sizes 2 to 5 $1.29
Children's I'atent One-strap I'nnipit
$2-79 nnd $2.98 :
Children's Sandals $1.20 & $L49 '
AVomeu's Sundalri $1.9$l .
Women's Two-tone Crepe Sole Spnrt
Oxford ; ,...r'....,....,.. $2.93; .
Wonirn's Patent 1-striip l'liinp $3-48
Men's Sandals '. ,! . $2.18 ".
Men's Oxfords, tan r lilaek... $3.48 '
ltovs' Oxfords, all sizes
$2.49 nnd $2.98
L u i
C. A. MEEKER, Manager