MKDTORD MVTL THTBUXK MKPrTMtP, OI.'F.OON', ftl'NMUY. MAY 11. J!):',0.
PICK CORBET
T
TO LEAD HERE
BY 200 VOTES
Assessor Cole man Esti
mates 33 Per Cent of
Vote Will Be Cast Friday
Campaign Calnv and
No Hats Bet Medford
to Poll Big Courthouse
Vote.
1'AUK TJlltl'fC
With (ho primary election five
days ii way, the political sea of
.Itu-kKon county is unruffled, with
not a Hlnglc hat1 wngercd on Hie
outcome. Even the pollticlnns
have not become hot and bothered,
and the campaign has been the
calmest since the memory of the
oldest Inhabitant runneth not.
J. B. Coleman, county assessor,
predicts a 33 per cent vote,
if,, the country folks have any in
terest In the courthouse silo sel
ection. Others guess, that was
high as- tiO per cent of the vote
will be cast. It will not- be as
high as in 1922, when religion
whs -the 'issuo, mid 80 per cent of
tho vote wont to the polls.
. What election interest manifest
ed is centered in the - guberna
torial contest. Home political ob
servers predict Harry I. Corbott
will carry the county by 250 votes.
Others figure he will carry the
county over Norbhid by a narrow
margin. Norblad und Corbett are
wild to be the main contenders
hero, , with Joseph showing some
strength in Jacksonville. Hall,
who spent last- week- in the val
ley, wilb run - fourth, it is fore
ousted, being nosed out by Jos
eph. . Hall is the only candidate
to predict his own election; His
moagcr strength- in the county,
centors in: Ashland. II 41 carried
on a quiet campaign in these
parts, and his vote may surprise.
On account of the courthouse
site election, a large voto will prob
ably be polled in this city. Wheth
er tho people as a whole will take
the time to mark the rest of the
ballot will not he known until the
votes are counted.
In tho county, a county com
missioner . will be elected.' George
Alford, incumbent for six years,
necks re-election; and is opposed
by Ralph Hillings of Ashland.
Hillings is reported as having con
siderable strength in the south
rnd of the county which has al
ways been Alford's mainstay. Tho
chief business before the county
rourt the next two years will be
the construction of the new court
house. Tho past week the county court
has urged that rural voters go to
the polls next Friday, and vote
on the courthouse site issue. - It
takes a mighty issue to get the
farmers to vote in the spring. He
usually has a half day's work done,
before the polls open at eight
o'uloek in tho morning nnd ho is
working till they close at eight
In tho evening.
The work of distributing the
election material and ballots wilt
bo started Wednesday by lae sher
iff's office.. There are now fifty
eight precincts in the county.
Double election boards have
been named for .Medford, .Ashland,
Gold JJiill' ami' Central i'blnt,. to
s'peied tip the counting, '' .'
n :":
FOES MOVE FAST
WASHINGTON, May 1 0. P
Air corps fighters, fresOi from
maneuvers on the .I'aclfie coast,
witl go on the , warpath again
Monday.
For a week 18 bombing- and at
tack planes, centered here at
Holling field, will be pitied against
1!U pursuit ships, anti-aircraft bat
teries and an elaborate communi
cation system guarding tho Aber
deen proving ground of Maryland.
The Invaders under command
of Major Hugh J. Kncrr, Ingley
field, will represent a "red" state
which Is at war with a ' blue"
slate, whose forces are in com
ma ml of I.t. Col. Gerald C. Hnint.
Hoth officers' are natives of Iowa.
KEARNSALLEGES
E
('IIICAOO. May 10. liP' Mm.
l.t'Kuna Kcnrnn vt N-w Yrk. an
uctrpsa, filed an answer here to
day to .lark Kearns' uit for an
nulment In circuit court, declar
ing she was the lawful wife of
Kenrn. Jack Demp.sey" former
ninnacer. and denyinx hW ohnrRP"
that she forced him iO""V hFr
ly threap by adverse publicity.
Hhe nssVi ted In her nnW that
he was married to Kearrrfi on
Aug. 4, 1921. by n JudK at At
lantic City and that they return
ed to New York and lived lopteth
er until March 22. "1924.
Kearns' suit filed In March de
nied the murrtRKe ceremony and
set forth she forced him to sign
n marriage contract on March 22.
1924. which under New York laws
made them man and wife.
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REVELLERS QUARTET
IT
program will be uVvoUl, bmh in K IT,
mjIo and orchestra i nu miters, to land
tin- works of a single outstanding; wlM,kiin,i-
i Miuposfi. The first four pro - j w 1 1 fi,. t., m ,
will present, ,illm,s j IMeharilson, manager of
the Mult noma Ii Amateur Athletic
e lul, I'ort hind, has accepted from
I grams, for Instane
i rereetively, f a v o r i t e numbers
' from the works of I'ran Lchar,
tho Viennese; Victor Herbert, the
In.vb-Ameruan; Uudolf Kri.nl. thejns ,.h;t(rm:in 1f a t.mmlUeu to
i .eciio-rsiova man ami isir Arumi
Sullivaii, the Kimlishiiiiin.
apeariim snlrly
Artists who have acuuired fame.;,s nidi vbl ua Is in Hie AtWalcr Kent
Ihroimh radio broadcasting and hour, t he. member of the I level
The llctail Trade division of I who have heon heard in the nnst h'rs will sing some of the lessei
Med ford Chamber of Coin- ! Hnuhir radio ensembles of the knew a as well as tin- more la
meiee will hold its regular May - f'xv Vtrs will be featured In mous works of these composers
meeting ai the Hotel Medford at ; soloUls in the !t;i(l summer series The Atwater Kent conceit or lies
i;:in n. in Mombiv. ami aeeoYil- '. 'r At water Kent concerts, which tra. umler I lie Uiivm lion ot J
stimuli) to 0 orest among Oregon
athletes toward sending the best
possible team to the Olympic
games in I, os Angeles in Ilia-.
UiehMrdem will appoint his own
associates on the committee. When
be was iniormed that the games
won hi be held on the l'ai'ific
con-a the governor decided that
tile best results for Oregon could
be obtained by appointment of
such a committee.
It. II Ktnniir. m-esiileni , if begins Sunday. May IS. The open- t'asternacU, will play the orches-i
the organization, a large attend- t "g concert will prent for the-'tral compositions.
a nee of local retailers is expected first time as soloist in a coin-' Metton. in the inaugural eon-.
to h- present. plete radio concert progra m, cert, will sing the music of Kranzj Andy Kerr. tMiiny football coach
T.ie committee in charge of the .lames Mellon, first tenor of thei l.i'har, best known in America as, nt Colgate, got his start as an ob
meeting has arranged to have Hob- 1 famous Uevellers quartet. ; the composer of "The Merry Wid-i ,eur- high school coach In John-
. - Associated Press telephoto of tho ruins of Citizens State Bank at Frost, Tex., In which eevoral per
sons escaped Injury by seeking shelter In the valut as a high wind hit the city.
LAUNDRY OWNERSfPURf
iOSESO;IEllRillS.J.F.WHIIE!S::
11 aw cost i
C i O S E SESSIONS! COUNCIL PRAISED; OWNER 1776 COiNS f l
WITH SHOP IM
The final yession of the Oregon
y YAKIMA PAPER
Concerning the Pa'ific Tear
I-'ollowing the publication in the
Mail Tribune of an item relating
tho possession of money milled in
1 "7)1 by H. L. (.Mark, and shown
ert V. Mount, manager of the
i'ort land licit er Uusiness Hureau
j address the meeting, speaking on
the services which can be render
ed by a Lie tier Jluslness organiza
tion. The Portland 1 letter I.iuslness
bureau is a branch of the nat
ional assoelat Ion of Hotter Husi
ness bureaus, nnd is the only
such organization in tho state of
Oregon. If plans of the local
merchants can be carried out, an
organization will be formed, un
der the auspices of the Ketail
I Trade division, which will fulfill
J the functions of u better business
; organization here.
Past years have conclusively
demonstrated the need for siieii
nnd It is be-
dford merchants
'os many times
the cost of such service, by being
against spurious adver-
bemes, fake promotions,
advertising, etc; These are
some of the services which will
be offered through the Hotter
liusiness bureau.
Mr. Mount's address Monday
night will be in tho nature of
an explanation of how Medford
may avail itself of the services of
the organisation which, he repre
sents, and how local retailers can
In these summer concerts, to be ow" and "Cypsy Love." ! siown. Pa., where ho taught
broadcast- on Sunday evenings at;- The At water Kent hour will bei mathematics and tutored the foot
S : 1 eastern Vvtaiidqrd ' time (0: U , hoard ,ovcr stations- WSL. Salt i ball, basketball and traekr teams
eastern daylight tfavlug "'1 Ifnei earh Lake City; KPO, San l-'ranels-eo: I nn the side.
nt lhi Cbnnihei' nf ('iiminm-pn ve
uum y owners oenem una pro-; u rowers council, nnu na objectives. , u.r(lKV, Mrs. John K. White, 220 I best cooperate Tor mutual bene
toctive association was held from the Yakima Herald recently said Laurel street, reported lust eve- j fit.
two until four o'clock yesterday - editorially, under the- title: "Pro- ning that she bad some ancient! AH Medford business and pro
nfternoon at the Hotel Medfrd, ; duction of I'ears": J .coins nerself, that were used in t fessional men are Invited to at-
with Glen Fabrick of this city pre-' "Viewing the constantly inereas- i Hevolutlonary times. 'tend the meeting Monday night.
siding. The at'ternon program 1 ing acreage of pears on the Pacif- j Mrs. White has a shilling, a i - -
wns devoted to a discussion of j ic coast, leaders of the fruit In-; third of a dollar, and half-dollar j ANGKLKS, Oil., May 10;
"Common Sense Chemfstrv for dustry are casting About for some dated In 177ti, and a $3 piece dated ; W flria Swnnson, screan actress,
tho Ijiumlrv w.ihr.wim " w.-I rion 1 .w ,.r nv..rtlii-r .v.-...-.,l ... r l,.n I ill 1 777. All are naiier eurreiiev. "''hied in initltllcipal COUl't today
by Chas. M.'nuff nd of San Fran-1 The growers of tho three Pacific! A friend f Mrs. White, form-f she ever made any RiflR to
c:Ippo. coast states have I0.ouo.00o peurjcrly a resident of Philadelphia. Swuml Bantupha Haw, Itiudil crys-
Different pointf in the booklet ; trees and an Invoftmcnt of sso.-leave Mrs. White tbp money as a j"1 Razor, as allegedly claimed by
were discussed by the laudrymen, ! 000,000. To protect this outlay koepsako several years ago. She was called as a wllness
after each s-ction was read to , in land and orchard plantings ap- i She believes that her money 1h pKa'3t Haw; in his prollmlnury
them by Mr. Hufford. Among 4 pears to be wise
the topics were: textile fabrics, 1 The production of pears in these
the effect of heat on textiles, soil , stales has increased at the rate
and dirt, water, soap, detergents. I of JO per cent a year sinco' 1!H!,
stains, bleach, acids or sours, and , which is five times as fast as the
blue.
Textile fabric' was disctissed ! increasing. The growers are not
by Glen Fabrick. F. .1. lluehsch ; only facing an overproduction
as old as any in these parts.
I hearing on clinrgCH of grand theft.
1 nor on tho sand, denied similar al
May 10. legations.. Mrtt. Adele Allerhaml
GPJiNOBLi;, France
uVt Paper making - is growing; who complained that Haw had ob
it h an industry here, the raw ma-j lained. 5 IttOO from hnr, said that ho
population ot the l-IUlcd StateH . t.HtM in th(. Kaniles vt-uinn ..ihI ' ri,nvi,. Ctci hi tn ,i i!....,. A.i..,0
irom ana grass lniportert imm Al- aa Ins clients.
cerin nnd Tunis. ' ' 1 " : k.
told the gathering someliiing , cannery pears but also 01 winter , . MONTIOVI UKO, Ciuguay, May
about the national association of, pears, for both have fiyitrcd iii WAS 1 1 l.NGTON, May. 1-0. Jit VFive persona were killed
hiundrymen. imd their one and j the extensive plantings. -The office, of Senator Jwhnsun.i k eiliiifc iiitamv lailflnglh; Jo- the
one-nan minion ounar aovema-j id enjie wiiu 1 oe Miaaiiun, uie 1 epuonca 11 01 Laiiiornia,t 1 an 1 nej y yMif ii company ia I cpoere fell
mg cnmpaign. growers nnve organized ine i-iicn- niipuoi ts nuiiuiutr, .vns WJnaK;it'KV1 "!lt(J
Methods (by which different ie-Penr Growers' council. Although I last night and thi
te UU-H.'ttt his 'fro i.n .Montevideo toward Ulo' 'Jai
fabrics could be treated without' that organization has not worked 1'perMOtiiil correspondence rifled
injury was discussed by the dole- out a program of advertising to
gates during the reading of the- assure consumption of the increas
paper. j ing tonnage of fruit, such activity
A vote of thanks was extended .bat' been suggested and the lead-
to the California delegates who crs have that In mind as the Ii
leal solution
problem."
of the production
were willing to give their time
and assistance to the Oregon men.
and thanked the Medford Mail
Triluinc fur conies of the nailers
furnished the deleuates. and ac- , specia 1 governmem cumimiikmuii
counts of the sessions that were i " decided to put the seven hour
published j working day Into effect on alt gov-
The closing talk was given- by j nment railways and industries
President Fabrick. after which the October I I his summer
laundrvmen and their wives left ' .'. work.-ix comp.is ing 4
MOSCOW, May IM. (!') A
for tho Fabrick .,
Itogue where they enjoyed a .sal- i
mon bnke.
will be working tinder the schedule.
I Mall Tribune ads nro read M '
I 20.ri(i0 people, every nay. tl
DRY LAW DEFEAT
WASHINGTON. May !. bll
Formation or a joint elective and
legislative council of ten anti
prohtbltion organizations and the
adoption of -a plan for concerted
work toward the overthrow of pro
hibition were announced today
after u mooting of representatives
of ten groups. At the same time,
plans were made for the work of
the organization during the com
ing congressional campaigns
The general plan will be an
nounced at a dinner to be held
In New York in September. HpokeH
men for the groups said.
Former Senator William Cabell
Uruco 0 Maryland was chosen
honorary 'chairman of the Joint
douncil.;.' , j
LEGALLY )iOVILD
C!f.tn rniton nr. wnnt,1 fit Mill
Triliinf office If
fidl.U liliACH. Ore. .M;iy 1
(A3' In thi' ftrlctcet m-ni"1. tlioro
are no wild hOKs In t'urry roun
tO -lrcult cimrt rullncs can lt
-itr,l HS prnnf.
ThUf when rlurcn,p (jjl''r nn(I
.lop Kill" "f Myrtle I'ulm Ktnlkcd
hniiH In the primeval I.olmter Hill
ection. KlllinK Ihrrf "f th"
Iti-antH. they ran afoul nf thn l.Vr.
Protestation), that the hos wen;
wild and therefore fair name for
anv hunter ran counter to the
claimi" of Elm Miller. Curry
county farmer, that the were
hi and thntJhey were of nol.le
.train.
Stock Gambling
Versus
Income Investment
Among; the Wise the Present
Buying Trend is a
Return
to
Sound Income Invest
ments We Recommend the Purchase
of
I ! Monarch Royalty Corpn' !
(A Delaware Corporation)
.Class "A" Preferred !
Stock i
Price $17.00 per share j
To net 9' e per annum,
j (Approximately)
! MAIL this Coupon TODAY to
! our Oregon Representative
i Mr. Frank Dent
! Jackson Hotel Medfor, Ore
: Please furnish me . full details
j regarding this Seasoned Month
f ly Dividend Paying Security,
j and my RIGHTS to limited par
ticipation in the potentially
valuable Common Stock Bonus
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SAKKM, or.. Mv 10. (A) The
state convention of the Oregon
Kedoratlon of Women's Clubs will
meet here Monday in the hall of
representatives. About 400 dele
sates nd visitors are expected.
Chairmen from various parts of
the state are sending in their re
port relative to activities pl.mn'd
for th- four-d iv se..n.
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the Fox Craterian for one week, beginning May 11th. Scenic parts', of
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and an appropriate title for the film is needed. The MAIL TRIBUNE
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