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Miiiwonn MATr, TinnuxK TdnnForm, hum ion. Friday, kkpthmukk -jo. win p:oe seven 0. S. LUXURIES FIND MARKETS N N. ZtALAND VvEATHER MAN Trade Commissioner Says Yankee Autos Are Liked for Hill Climbing Ability Vacuum Cleaners Also Esteemed, HKATTMS. Wash.. Sep!. - L!nlt"'(l Stales t ratio ail visors, h)o:i l;lnj; In-iore thy I'ueif ip I mile rouiieil heret iloi laroil that ''Ameri ean trail 'with tin- vurLl is "nm iv hint; ahoail" despite lao'al anil rol Ik iuiis iliffoiviu'es ami tho in lies which so para to buy or and Keller. Now ''alaml, which Julian Kns tor. American trade eominis-iuier tu that fuunlry, Uot-laroti had tli- Kri'uiusi per oa pita woalth uf any country, buy !o per com v( its aiHiiMljiUri from the L' n i t o 'i States. Thoy prefer Amorlea n-inatk cais he saltl because I hoy are bet to.' "hill i limber"' than Kllii-pe:-:! irs. With the development id" eleetrie power, the New Z'a la uder- are taking strouuly to .men;in vat iium cleaners ami other elec tric a'pp'iauce;. Ailhut.'Hh the country is now f;onor:i Uy poverty striken, t 1 Spuf i'onl. trade coin m is- inner in llldi'i. ftibl the delegates that they mljiht tb well to consider the trade pu-sibilitirs of that country. Living si-indards are lieini; raisei!. lie said, anil lireause oi the Im mense population. India may Wr'l Im regarded as a vast potential 1'ililot for American inanut'ai tui -d floods. The pi"sent hydro -"-N-etrie de -vclopmont in Italy will open new territory fur the sale of electrh oo,iiipinont of all sor;s .Muivatt M . .Mitchell, L'nit' tl states eomim r i:i! allach" in Italy declared. M inuel S. Ilu.-ii !. et" the I'hil-ippine- Jovr rn men t I'omni'M'ei'il ayency. reported a voiiabli- ie vision in the commercial life of the islands, with a corri'spondinlv j; resit demand for manufaetm".! articles. The I'nil'd Slates, he wt'il. Maw crtain tu retain its trade le'idcrshiiii; in Ihe islnnds. i L SOCIAL ACTIVITY f I l'LAINX'ILLF, t'onn.. Sept. 1M). ftV) A round of pro-nuptial enter, tainments Is keeping .Miss Florence Trumbull busy as she prepares for her marriage next Monday to John Foolidm. Showers. teas, dinners and dances ar- following one a not he In rapid succession, while :t nn monts in between, the prospective bride nnil brfdef;ro(tm are openino, presents which are arriving at the late of -.' to uO a ilay. One of the most recent of the series of socii.l events was a froceiy shower at which .Miss Trumbull. K the words of a f:ue.-t, received (iuuikIi "staple roci.ries to keep two persons supplied for at loa-i two mom lis. .Meanwhile, the couple planum-; the furnii-hln-,' of t ho four room 57s n month apartment the have, leas.-d In the Westvflle sec tion of Now Haven. -Mrs. Calvin Coolidue has undertaken to furnisi the bedroom. She inspected th" apartment on a recent visit to New Haven and ave it her approval. Aii i;m i iti;s i;,i)i;ii nv t in's (t'onfiuued fioin l'ai;e (no ) ,,V. I'.arbara Newhail Fnlletl. child wilier, returned recent lv from Hawaii to Huipiinni. Wash., itbourd tin- lumber schooner Vii;' lant. with her motheri Mrs, Ii. T. Follett. havlr.u sipned as st-w-aiders and assistant. Miss Follett left home here some nine months nan, seekinu romame and adventure. Kohii; to t lie Wi -t lndl"s, Mariinliiie. t lirouh the Fanatna canal to Tnhlti. Uara tonKa. Cllhti t. Sanma. the Fiji and Hauiln Island. IJiirbnra luoT been III sea ln-fore. and had writ ten i,f her eprrienc"S, A OVEP-38 Oo I EARS KCJor 25f Baking Powder Guaranteed Pure Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions ot pounds used by our Government IK DROUGHT TO END AVERS Ei A jaril -cloudy com. it ion loday ; with the pre ailing of a north breeze thi:j fore noon which blew away mwcli of the dislaslnful forest tiro smoke, and tho official lore ; cast for Sonera! clmaliness lor to ; nifcht and Sainnluy. and probuldy I lii;iit rains, indicate an end in of ! the long drouth that has boon in ; this locality since the middle of ! June. It has been Jul days up to today : since Medfoid h:i: seen rain. Tlie , lust rainfall was on .Inn..- !." last, i when .MS of an inch Cell, and there ; was only a trace of rain on the :two 1'ollowinK days. Not even a t trace of rain bus fallen since, us i the remaindi.T of that month and July, August and this muntH up until early this afternoon was an ' solutely dry. i A number of ovchardists were 1 alarmed when the rumor spread , this, forenoon that a bit; storm w-is - coming -and the cloudy condition and breeze seemed to Rive this ; some semblance of truth as a i storm would he apt to blow the pears and apples from ihe trees land also interfere with pieiciui; of i fruit and hauling it. I Therefore, it was with reat re- lief that orehardists on inve-ttina-j tion learned that Chen; was no 'foundation for the rumor other i than Ihe forecast for probable lisht ! rains. 4 INCH BE HELD !N PRISON j WASIIINC'ION, Sept. " I) I A' Tho department of jut-1 ice : j nonneed tod-v that the pel it ion j of Harry K. Sinclaii, and H-nrv (Mason Day for com in ill a 1 ion v.' l!" ir jail seiH"nc"s for jury shad ow inu had Ue'-n forwarded to j 1'ri sident Hoover with a strong j i i nunendat ion from Altorniv- ! tlenotal .MilcheM that there lie in ' ox t utive inierf-'i-'iice with the j son! enee.s. SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY f GUILTY OF RUM CHARGE j SAN .IOSK. Cal., Sept. L'U. l-'inal disposition of tho cutv uf j Josephine ( J re.ni . S,i n 1 'ranciseo 'il-iety f.:ii, uas made hero today j when she appoared linepoetetny I in police court, entered a plea of Kailty to a cha rje of t ran-porta - lion of Honor and was lined S:it)i) I by I'olice .ludKe I'erey O'Connor. ! ;!) iMtx;i:i-:ss ix sna i:v frontiuuod from J'ukc One) sjn e.i.Iii-i; of gravel over ihe road. which is now belt!": us"d for t h- ha u link' of fruit, etc. A tempo-; i aiy bridge ot or i : ar creek has j been built. The appro n hen t'J j t l:e permanent bridge have Ih-oii coinpleted. The city is layitik' th- pip- for j : I'll- Wilier main io me an ;uii. : I abm; this road. I ) The .Midway Highway will pro-! iv'dt rt"-'irleuts of north central; Jackson county with a diret t route .to the iieait of thl oily, aud will emi tin- 'bottli:::; of the Sama : valb y distrb-i. j The highway was a lu-avy drai-ij on the road Minds of the county. as provided in the Ft-Jli buduei. j The fund is low. but has not been iwhausti d. The county court, shortlv alter' lb- return or County .1 ; : 1 Spar-; row f rum a ao.tt u t rip to Y-1 - ; lowstone park, will start emiside- j rution ( its road protji-jim for ; l'l'IM, wb.ich will embrace a recrea- j t iona 1 road prop: rain lor Jackson j "iinty. I Your chofee (,f Ladies' t;ir i Saturday Last m of a ritiR mid p-t a Mar IMn or Searf I'in rKICE. not rompaio Kfiyptiun iJiiiutoiids with the ordinary iuiitationK. Hnzlini; lliue Whin KyptiHii IMamond IUuks. Some alive with ralnlcuv fh-e. They cannot be told from L'l-iniipe iliainotids. When kIiowh recently in New York Citv llo-si- Kuvptian I ;i i iti f ui I cToatt 'l a fcn.sation. I'ut your faith in a rins that won't di-a"p.dnt you. Kyptiiui flenis are not imitations, but represent the utmost r-Ui if modoru soiein-c. Social li-nderrt. nnllionairen ami wear I 'iypHan diamonds. Tlo-y stand .'ill t'-sis Wh.-n Ol!l't;itlc, l:" .MAIL. AIM) I'm I'f )STAC K. State our flnct-r sie ami vheiinr l-n'y Soltaire or Dinner Uiii or tichticmeirs Kiuk is d"Mr'd. .laiiy dliri--nt iieniiil in to eh ct troin. NO RINGS SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY! .Mrs. .lane 1 T. A. Leader At a meeting yesterday afterneo'i of the Junior liii;h m'!hu! I'.iten' Tea hers a-Miciution. M rs. II. t:. .liiiios wa elected president lo ta'.te the place nl -Mrs. J utiles' McNat:-. wliii recently resigned. .Mr-. S. A. KrosM hel was elected viee-resl-dent. M rs. K rov. hot and Mrs. 1 1 um-phv:e.-i were elected deleuaies to tile sPaie convent lun, to be held ia tirants I'ass next moiilh. Mi I )ui ot iiy l!oUi:hma:i sanu two s.dus which were 'very mm n enjoyed. All of the t-llcheis were introduced by A. J. lianln, prin cipal. A lame number of ih" ; p. rents as well as the teachers wi re present, and a 5 k'mhI nieelin;; was reported. l'ollowimf the pro ia:n. refi'eshrnents were served. ;lrlV League to -Meet The C.irls' league of Hie Senior . ihUh scliool will hold its firs: moei liiK of the year .Monday a f erimon at one o'clock. The meelinu will be in chai'Ke of Miss t.aiira Drury, president. Cf fleerst for th" yeuf, 'who will bo introduced, will each i 4ie a short talk. j i:e'uiive (iroup .Makes I'laur. The executive committee of the Woman's Missionary society of the Kiivt t'biisiian church mot Wed-; nosday a fiornoon at ihe home of Jack llein-areet. Till l'ei;ri- vania avenue. Plans for the com -J inn y-ar wore m;.ile by those pres ent. Kotlowins the meelinu. r- ; fresh no nls wire served by th" . hostess. i Mrs. K. J. UeVore of rarr.dlton. M.ssouri. will arrive tomorrow ev-enin-' f-'i an extended visit vi:"i her l;uu'hter, Mrs. K. C. Wilmut of Kast Jaekson street. Mr. ; ml Mrs. Herb-rt Moore.: vell known tral couple who w-r ' inariicd hen- two weeks ajco. vii - I ! IMHITI.ANH. Ore.. Sept. -.'n. o1 Uy an unanimous vote oi' th- city council. I he special ordinance uud'-r which Mon of tin civic emerge ney fund is said to have I loon loaned to the boxing eoiu inisinn uas killed today. The council a l.-o directed the department of finance to examine ihe hooks of t'.io boxing board and report fiudinKH to the con noil m en at a later meotiim. Mayor Course Jlaker -yeslMday demanded tho I.mj;Iiik' commission to show cause why they should borrow .VKiu from the emergency civie fund, used almost exclusively for dealing with the indigent. The loan Is said to have . nearly bank rupted the fund. IE MA It ION. X. C Sept. :. (fl( The trial of Alfred Hoffman, south-; ern represMitativo of the textile : workers, and fiv associates, who I are charged with iueittnu a reliel- Hon ami insurrection au-iinst the', state, was declined a mistrial this ' morn in if nfler ft was discovered that .1. Ilimh Hall, one of Hie de fendants, hiid sawed his way out of Ihe jail and escaped. Friisii-iMe Suicide Si:ATTLI0. Wash.. H-pt. I'M. - i.-T Tin inhiilator sipiad of the Sea;-! tie police department frustrated a j suicide attempt of Mis Liicill j Carroll. 22. who turned on pis jet--' and law down to die nfter b-aviui; ii note bl; mln;; lo r act on f iiliu:.- Trn': Coupon 1 Will Purchase One of Our SO. 00 Geunuine Egyptian Dia mond Rings. The Everlasting Gift In Addition We Will Give You ABSOLUTELY FREE pjn nr (Jenilonien's Scar! I'in. and our fine..! people keep Mi'd- SOLD AFTER THIS SALE LESS West Side Pharmacy THE REX ALL STORE ed .Med ford frit !iiN lo.iay before eotitinuim: by Moii.r to Portland Mrs. Moore. ht Mi ! : us-i-l will resunio her pu-i;iin wi'.h Jacnue Ocnox's niilliioty shop i: l:uso1s store when she returns t" .Med ford iiex-. w-k. The I'hritian Hndeav.-r of tie First I'resbyn-ri.in church will hold a .-oci.il Sural. iy eveuiu:.:, proviuii to the regular nnt i ?in . Ain.mr" mentv ari; in char.- ot Mis.-i lluiii 1'leti'oni. pi--iden;. A program a--ni il as in'erfsiini; eniei lainmeni bein--; planned by ih- committee. ediiesday Ktllily ( lull lias l.iincheon Tiie Wednesday Study club en joyed a htm -hoou at the home -f Mrs. I .oil Is 1'.. Humphrys on Cipl tnT Wednesday nt I o'clock. The social committee included Mr--, i'. Jones. Mr-, H. W ot im ui. Mrs. N. T. llieU-es. Mis. J . Laurence, a. id Mrs. C. Meeker. The lhixine-s and Piofcs.-iona; Women's i tub is e. I vini; a picnic in honor of the f aeh- rs this evening at the St. Marks CuMd hall. at ti : "Jo. The K-Squar.' club will have a swimming' party Tuesday evenini;. September t. at I b-ima e.'s in Ash land, accord in:; to a unouncemen made by the provident. The r;tiuh:ers of the American Revolution. 'rater La lie ehapl'1'. will meet tomorrow at :;tn at the home of Mrs. Louis t lrich, S 'I T Minnesota. The St. Mark's Cllibl of the Kpiscopal chiirch will iiobt lis fir-: meeting this fall on Friday, Octo ber I. accord inj: to Mrs. 11. W. Hamlin. Mr. ; iid Mrs. .1. S. 1 bdlaba u?;h and two -ons. of Fort a;.ne. in diana. arrived ln-ro Wcdnt-sdav e-.t-niau :o spend s'-v.-:al days a tho house quests of Mr. and Mr-, c. r -'o'v.i-.I T' ; :r: r. : : t 'rater Lake yestenlay. Mi-s Vivian Turner, of Miisi'n-', b-t'i lor ii ir home yesterday aft-i- isitin-; at t he homo of M iss I in Jones. The two s'Vls were sclmol mati'S in K i in her ley. Idaho. f M rs. Naomi M out u-otnery. win lias boon the Kiiest of Mr. and Mr-. Seott Davis at tln-ir stinim''r lioni" on lloKiie river ilnrini: tlie pav; week. b;ft yesterday for Fort Ian 'I. She expects to return to Mcdfoid next mouth to spend the winter. dir-tight seal with Pe-koEdge TIUPXE or STRETCH SET 'WEAR. U.S." Pc-Ko KdAc identifies the jar rubbers thaturc triple-tested! Double or -single Hp, red or white. Ap proved by Good Housekeeping Institute. Made only by the United States Rubber Company NEW VOUK CITY US. Jar Rubbers MASON-EH RM AN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors - .'emiinc tiiamenfl-, in TH4N $ These Diamonds Stand All - Tests. Chromium Mountings lj Will List a LI'etlme. - ' ast Day and .$$i8$!Fr $ Vim iiiivc l on (hi; iniri'lia.K" o 11 RAIN LAYS LAS! ' OF LA DEE FIRE I'llim.AMi Ore., Scat. (,l'i , Jti-i fie.e;,t fire fighters had eotuplcted lik-tiini; a I i t'-inile 1 1 nch to stem t he slow advance t of the Lal'ew district fire into ..u,. ! acres of forest land, rum tell on i I'e west slope o! Mount Ho. "I to il. t v. T'minas Caller, asri.-.ttitll super- i- or of i he .rou.it i iced forest, s. ill the only thivnt of datmor now li-s in the possihilit y of a brisk a t wind. No rain has yet fallen j on Die cat slope of the mountain, 1 ho said, and the forest chcinj.; or der will remain until there is suf ficient preeiphat km to stamp out all stns of fire. A new minor fire hrol.e out lain yesterday near Cherryvllle on the" Mount Hood loop. Trespassers wore blamed. LANGLEY FIELD FLIER XoLFoLK. Va.. S.-pt. l!i. i.Vi -C'M'tain (.'barb's Falt.n r I'l.irk w i . in : plane crash at Lan-lev fi-I.l today. lie had been com minder of the J!th a::hip souail loii ;n l.:iii!ey fidd for liiri-e year;. I'ilotie-i the plane wa- Major llyn rv ,1. s. Miller, who was unhurt. They wen- riliirninu from a oro--coiiiiny fliyht. and were approach ! in- The field wll'-n tbev wre eoin pclb'd to make a forced landing. ( Iriic-e Sees cll (.ill. ASTOUJA. Ore . S id. 1'e - id'j '1 h- Chinese l:t::m!: ynnni v. bo ai t. nipt. d to end his lif last fa!l 1 I'-aoinu into the I'oiumbia ran' wle n "a d''il -irl lured nie to th !i-.. r and i'ii;!;i( me in." ait.tti pii-hid his objective last nibt 1 ' i-- h pu -'f !i :.:. , .o lor-. hotiiM. Be Sure to Ask for Qreen Discount Stamps On Sale of Hosiery BEAUTIFUL NEW SHADES Regular $1.95 and $1.65 Hose $100 Close out on hosiery, ineliiiliii (told SI ripe ; 1 1 1 I Onyx liriinds, chiffon and seini-i-iiifTon in tlie new fiili sli;ides of l-ieli browns nnd iriiu inel.il. Ii'cul;ir ri-e Jf 1 .?-" and $1. (!". Speeial while lliey las) $1.00 Regular ifl.!).") semi-service liose $1.50 BASEMENT SHOE BARGAINS "Women's" !lii;li lieel straps and pumps Military 1 1 1 - -1 ties and straps, low shoe ; Novell v strav and tie low shoes Basement Children's Shoes for Less 98?. $1.19. $l.f)8. $2.19 to $2.98 aeeordintf to size. Serve yourself and save in the M. M. Bargain Basement M Medford Bldg. TOMATOES PLENTIFUL ! IN PORTLAND MARKET i PRICES AT LOW EBB FuKTLANO. urc, Sept. L'e - (V) The usual Friday inoroin tbroiu. pat ii -ipated in the irauiiiK ai tin fo Fast Side markets of tho Oar-ib-io'is' ami UanchoiV association. To n; a toes were I he most abnn ilaiil. -otiie sab bi-iuu made as low as L'.". .nils. The hoM corn r,l for li'i to 7(i cents i sa-'k- (.'abba ye was firm at N."'a !mi. I'each boxes f if crab apples biootibt. oi con Is ach. ttartleti pears were Sl.7.1 a. liox. tlreen bonus wont at tlu' H 1 j . I'onoord j,rrap"s rani,cd fiem ;m to L Spina. -h sold at ;."(( :n. Lot tu. o LI-" L-T. crate. Kui; plant. !MicS fiat crate Dan.ish sipiash I . Tio a cintaloiipe entje. other siuasl) 'J cents. l'otatoir SI. 75 an orarme box. Table eueu nnhcrs were h. ld at .'." :lo and plekliuK stock iriiu ;bi.;tiiK-. Fcaebes from The hallos bad a wide prbee spread. Klbertas were 7 o S o. .1. II. Hales S '.(M. Ill, others 7." ctellts. (il'U- ciitoiu apples hrotilM S I ...e-i l.:.e. The price mioled reiii-esi-nl an average: values in some instances mayt.e a bove or below, r, icordinn to size, quality ami suppl and de mand. l.ie-loek I'(KTLAN1V Ore.. Sept. I'll. wV) I'lilb mid calves: Steady',; receipts ciltlo ;l.',, calves In. Ih;:.: Quotably steady; receipts Inn. Sheep and lambs: Sti udy ; re ceipts I .") ; Iambs, ,x-j H; down, jood to huc S I it, Ml 'u .0(1. .Me dium S'l.r.ti'u ttj.r.n: alt weights. cull 1 1 coiiinioti ST. mm 'u :iw1ii. I'orllaml beat. FOIITLANI. Sept. e. A open lli-ih I $L!)W $12.JKS $3.18 -It 11 rJ J$ M. Co. Sixth and Central s. nt., I : .Hit I. Al;. I.: I. .'I I. jr. I V. 1. 21 i.l'i; ' 1. 27' I :;i; ' ( whoa' : itoiul blnes(em( bard while . ' ,1.:;:"; Soil white We-lcrn while I II. ild Williei I. I'll Noilloru sprini; . i.L'O Wevt. i n red . . I . :i oat-: No. J. whi; -. v;:::. Tmliiv's car roc-ipis: Wheal. tUL'; barb-y. :1 floor. S; corn. .'. : oats, ii; hay, ;i. rrodnct' I'oKTLAN'li, th. Sept. n , :.' I'.uMcr. .:.. mill; OoiUerfan. pon It i y, onions, pot ai ties. w ool, mils Viy. e.isoara bark and Imps steady and unchanged. San I 'l am-iveo Itullerfal SAN FKANt'ISi'O, S.pt. -jit.-.,..Vi lbittoifal f.o.ti. San Francisco .'i.'ie. An ex'aihltlon of foi-eiun porloili eals wilt bo hold in Tokyo in Octo- LUNCHEON SF.TS Covers and Napkins of durable fabric and finished with wide woven fast color "Rainbow" borders; 43 inch oloth and '1 napkino $1.25 SMART BRIDGE COVERS Ready make of rayon in red, green and beige; stamped for simple embroidery. $1.25 CLEVER MADE STAMPED APRONS 79c to 98c HANDICRAFT SHOP 42 Sou'h Central Outstanding Values For Shoppers Tomorrow at the MM. STORE imam ill urn mi, ... ! !i,,.';i'":;i,Vi.1 :;.l!lHi!!i!!!!' 'til. riHl.li l'lll'ill !! i'1'1-! :: i' ' 'i' id' .ii. . i 9 '!'iij;:ii''i,jri!!:!:!;!;':!';i: Special Showing ' New Fall Shoes for Women $4.95 to $5.85 I'atent Spike I leel -Colonial I'ninps, $1.95 v;, ; liroeade I'inniis. Spike Heels $1.95 I'atent, Ihiekle One-Strap, Spike Heel, $1.95 Dark lilne Kid Ties. Cnhan Heel, $1.95 J'ateitt Tie, I'atent Covered Cuban Heels, $1.95 Patent Tie, It'eptile Tongue, Cuhan Heel, $1.95 'J'an Kid. Kept ill Trim, Cuban Heel $5.85 J'.rown Kid. Aiinadillo Ties, Cuban Heel, $5.85 Enna Jettick Health Shoes $5.95 The best arch-support shot:, in till widths, eumbinatioii lasts at ".n."). You "need no longer be told you have an expensive foot. Wall Street Report NFW V(i:K. Sept. ..'(. tA't I 'rice moveineiits on the New York Stock Kx h lllU-e lacked U definite tr nd today, but major spo'-ulative operations were ayalu "II tins up side. Weakness in Home of tli i recent iiulnstiiat leaders tended to ! d. i in pen bullish enthusiasm and while a score or more Ikmuos were puahed Into now lii'h ground, at least half a dozen t ineludlili? : t'hrysler, sank to new' low levels lor the year. The market luriiod heavy In Ih" late afternoon trudliiK with Fnlted Stales Stool and Undio Kelllim " and ! points, respectively under ost erda 's close. Iladio at !(." was down nearly L'iI points from I'm recent peak of 1 I I ai , Fnited Air craft slumped 7 points and (t!a Kb'vator was down 17. Total sales ' approximated .(.riim.iHiO shares. Funis I'avlim of Main stri1 roure.-slni; steadily. Stamped Needlework Phone 702 All Purchases 'l' III '''Ii!1' ;.: ' i 1 1 1 1 thii. I- , .,jm 0lf,)f ii b M
