pRY SEEKING
PEACE IN WORLD
IS CORN REPORT
. iit ware Ih the sixth object
?! ry in Europe. E. C. Corn In
t meni-jem of the local dull
Ihwn today at Hotel Med
'JSwIng His return from the
i" . nn of Rotary International
""I'm Spokane, Wash., last week,
ho listened to the address
d''t)bins of Sheffield, Eng.
here we are interested In
id fellowship. Over there
,re working for International
,, r Corn stated. "Never
8t' have 1 felt the necessity for
'Uneace so strongly as after
I . iigtened to the Englishman.
aia have an iinderstand-
'Tour fellowmen. We should
1 :. .. moot men ill the keenest
A
npDFQRD MATL TRIBUTE. MEDFOTin, OR Ed OX, TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1930.
CIRCUS PAY DAY
gui'st In Modford yoHionluy
.Mrs. V. II. Mcf.lowun.
!' ' - '""Vciltic.n
111 Snnliiu '(Mi,.,.
Hlatu ('unv,-nii,,n
II Kimi-ill.
"I ii iwn-ilnv
I- urnns,
i-lmpli-i-
Th.
Opl'lll'll
Of 1
l-'lllls
Ki'ssiun. M.-.I
in is-ninit iif ii,
will im..,,.i .
companled
,n and still consider them
i. if we do and can curry
ib)et
rtpetitloi
'" I-,, thought across the seas
nv France. England.
H( greatest """a
nd Pece-
....ninlaa lira will hn iln.
;L latest thing possible to-
accomplishment or .interna-
of the convention as a
LT Mr. Corn said: "It -was just
15. m, sensation.". Men from
jm men from small towns; nil
J3W with them the spirit of
Seiful program offertjt , His
Zt negative criticism of the con
ation was that it was impossible
,at acquainted with everyone
MNSiENTSPLEAD
EUILTYCAR THER
tyhin they pleaded guilty in
juilt court this forenoon on n
fcrie of car stealing, C. R.
Mil and O. R. Corley were each
rtttnced to the state penitentiary
itgma not to exceea tnree years.
Iky were also charged with the
wiitr? of a service station on
jrtion street but this charge was
anted. The two men have
m n the county Jail for several
Mil and came Into Medford as
ijwienU, from southern Callfor-
K
liid sty
M.-il,r,
i a il.-l..-
'"inilllB by ,
T.- i.
Mr I ' i' ,. '. . " .illli'S.
venimn as a r,.L.i,l ,,. .1. , .
'"ii'K lip. :inii
InbiT
Kbn.iaih ,;nr,.uw
" "' i fnvural.l...
ii'auin
Neuner Family Make
Short Visit HereO
Mr. and Mrs. George Neuner.
I daughters. Elisabeth and Carol
: Mae, and niece. Miss Evelyn No
j land, of Portland, who arrived yes
I lerday, spent the night with Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sumpter Smith and
j were their guests at Unrnes' circus,
will he host ess i ll'ft this morning to continue their
rnouu to in.-ml, anlo irin to San Francisco and Sa-
i' wumi'ii'M orKanizaiion of linas, Cal. They will return home
rsi christian cbuiih at lu'r'via the coast route.
1111! Ka.st Main U,'..U. I rilitell Klntpa Diali'lpt AMnrnpV
Mi ll,, i, ,i,i i T Neuner will try two cases ill the
."-nii'ii
' ""in Tiiici- AIuikiiI
lev. ami JMS. j
(briMlaii (bunl,
i Women Cut-Ms
O.l Mrs. , .
iiiursuay aft
, the K
hmiit ,
m-verul olh
tin t
if the.
Thi'
federal court at San Francisco.
I The many friends of the Neuners
K. Ml-Don:llll I live nlu'nva 'crln.l in aaa lham In
, ' '"in1 in .Mcitronl
"""""'n I rum i'ii if,.,.i..
they
il
have l,(
I'lllillWill
Kiam, which
'li'li'liates tnm
by
where
upenilinK several
their return from
xu-nsive tl-i ..i,,-,,.,,) i,. ,
.MeDnnal.l have visited" nu-eounti-i,.
ji.,-... i
-Medfonl last fall. ' ' "
southern Oregon and the Neuners
enjuy ineir trips nere.
Mrs.
'veril cif the
is ai,tieiiiii.(l
:,tl ..!.. 11
i . w-s. is tr,,.
even n W tmnurrow i
T ,K' both ,,mt.n-
...... ii mi, mi,,.
The niorniii'. Rl.Msi, ,
uevoteil , resMra,i f B,.s , , 'eeiiK or ,ho Rowena
.. , Miuio p.j he ran,., (ur
.....,.. litres M,,.t , V.,I,u.sily. May 2, , ,' "JZ
- ' iiinite. i-eiia Ainrrow, S31 ,
a jinn.
Itouena Chi le
! Meel.s Mr
leu.
meelliiB of the finfllu.c
"i inn I r,,. I , I .
and .Mi.df,.,-.i . . ' i "" ksuu-Sln:
r....i. . . ... WM "nu 1'ni-
,-.-'iiiai ,M
called f,,r
rib Unrt-
I'ueknievi.p
Mind,,,... i
lri::!"!lh bnl an.e, ceremony Monday
home of m. .,,,... . ,", . v " Su"crno,n Wilbur siruekmeyer
convention costs will . check V , 1 H' ,i'ckOI t
and payment of 1, lis ,h Arbuckl... Calif., were united In
. .intjrjMlls antho,iZe,l.mamage by Itev. j. K. Cornier, at
Mrs. I,eui-b Hostess i lhp ll!'i 'naKe f the South Metlto-
At Sunday Dinner j ' church. Rev. Cinder was
M. K. j. of tilnce Arek,e''UStUr " ,he ChUreh '"
street entertained a K ,. QrA"'ckle. .
frienilH at dinner Sim,,.,,. . I i.... .,,. -
Joe He Times, who has been ,ho suest
and I of Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Hoover since
and ! Sunday left this morning bv nlano
mil Mr. anil f"r Seattle.
were lam lor Mr. d lril.
Thornton and son. Itcryl; M,-.
Mrs. Nathan Thornton, Mr.
Airs, uavid Hood
Mrs. Leach.
Delegate Remains
I'm- Visit.
Mrs. ICIla Telford, one of the
delegates to the stale convention
of riiislncss and l'rofessional Wo
men's chilis from Albany, slaved
over in this city following the
convention, which closed Sunday
noon, to visit her slsler, Mrs. E.
H. Lamport.
II .
ReV)tlo Interests
Younger Sel.
Plans are progressing rapidly
for the senior reception which
will be held at the senior high
school Friday evening, May 23.
The decorations, which are ijuite
futuristic, are helnu worked out
by Merland Tollefson, assisted by
members" on the committee
Mr. and Mrs. (leorue Codding
anil Mr. and .Mrs. Virgil Strang
of Ibis city motored to Crater lake
Sunday, relurnliiK to the Rogue
Hlk Inn for dinner. They report
about seven feet of snow nt the
lake.
M
Mis. Harry llinman has as
guests this week .Mrs. U. L. Price
of Seattle and Mi's. Jessie Robin
son of Los Angeles, who stopped
here en route north.
Mrs. C. Hoyee, formerly of this
city, now of Portland, is In Med
ford visiting Mrs. R. A. Matthew
this week. While in Medford Mr.
! Tkiyce was manager of the Mason
1'Jbrman company.
STATE P. E. 0
CONVENES IN KLAMATH
KLAMATH FAIXS, Ore.. May
20. P)The nnmml slate con
vention of the I K. O. sisterhood
opened here today with nearly 80
doleKates attending- Mrs. Mary
H usted, state president, will pre
side ovev; the three-day session.
In addition to the business
meeting there will he an automo
bile trip around Klamath I a k e,
a formal banquet tomorrow night,
and a dinner at the country club
Thursday night.
f
POSTPONES C. P. MEET
Mrs.
Lewis
Margaret Ramos and Mrs
run or (irants Pass were
The dairy hineheon demonstra
tion which Mabel C. Mack, home
demonstration agent, had sched
uled for tomorrow. May 21, with
the Home Kconomlcs club of th
Central Point Orange, has been
postponed to Wednesday, June
because .the new grange hall will
not be ready for use this week
The Homo Economics club will
also nostnone their regular meet
ing until the latter date.
VIENNA, May 20. P) It was
learned today that the chief reason
for the visit of Princess llenna 01
Rumania to Vienna at this time
tvn to visit a leading oculist, and
ihm h is suffering from a' serl
ous eve affection
STEP
LOS A NO ELKS, May 20. (T)
Ben Lyn and hebe Daniels, both
of the films,
appeared nt the
county marri
age license bu
reau today and
filed an appli
cation for U li
cense to wed.
Lyon gave his
age as 29 and
Miss Daniels
h e r's as 2 8
years of age.
The appllca
tlon staled
that neither had
MONEY SPENT IN
Bebe Daniels
been married.
At one time
Miss Daniels
was engaged to
Charlie Pad
dock, the sprint
star.
"We have to
Bet back to
work right
away." Lyon ex
plained as the
pair hurried
away, declining
io pose tor me -q
n e w s camera.- . JPgrX lyOIV
men.
I
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune - Virgin Station)
honest reason
"Wis ONLY one real reason for smoking and that's pleasure. A
pretty good reason after all. The cigarette you select in the long run
will be the one that can contribute most to your enjoyment.
Camels are made with that idea in mind-the idea that genuine
smoke pleasure is what you want in a cigarette.
ii find a refreshing difference a mild,
When you try them you will find a rare s
. . , c a blended harmony .ot iragrance,
mellow richness of choice tobaccos-a Ditn
silky smooth that makes smoking a delight.
Camel than any other ciga
TV & ,ha, more miltas hav . -
rettc is a tribute to an honest prixta, marhctc
Camels
n b I ensure
1
Tuesday 4.
5 to 5:30 Standard Flamo
I las Program 41
5:30 to 0 Merle Kindle
6 to G:1B Big Pines Lumhcr
Co.
0:10 to 0:30 News nnd mar-
kels hy Mail Tribune
0:30 to 7 Palmer Music
1-luuse 4
7 to 7:15 Tom nnd Wash,
presented hy Associated Oil
8 Gov't I-Vost Forecast by
Floyd Young 4
8 to 8:30 Firestone Service
Store Inc. 4.
8:30 to 9 Delicatessen Bak-
ery and Cafe 4
9 to 10 California Oregon
Power Co.
Wednesday
7:05 to 8 Brcnkfast broad-
cast of news by Mall Trt-
' bune 4.
8 to 8:30 Children's Gold
4 Bond radio half hour 4
8:30 to 8:46 Parkers Potato 4
Chins 4.
8:4 6 to 9 Medfofd Joe &
4 Htorage Co. 4.
o 9:30 Park Grocery 4.
9:30 to 10 Colonlnl Bakery
10 to 10:30 Mann's Dept.
.-Store.. ... . . : ,... 4.
10:80 to 11 Heath's Druir
h Store , 4.
.11 to 11:30 Burelsons Ladles
I Ready to Wear
11:30 to 12 Popular record-
Ings 4,
12 to 12:15 Jackson County
Bldg. & Loan Assn.
12:16 to 12:30 Farmers Ex-
change Cooperative
12:30 News flushes by Mall
Tribune 4,
12:30 to 1 Pierce Auto
Freight Lines
1 to 1:30 Brunswick Brev-
Ilies
i:30 to 2 Yellow Cab Co.
2 to 2:30 Diamond, Jeweler
5 to 6:30 Standard Flamo
Gas program
o.ii to 0 Hcherer Motor Co.
' 10 o:i6 Big Pines Lbr. Co.
v 0:15 to 6:311 News and mar-
kets by Mall Tribute
u:jo to 7 Porter Lumber Co.
i" ' to 7:16 Tom and Wash,
presented by Associated Oil
8 8:00 flOVt IiYnfit Fnt-nenat
by Floyd Young
While the hundreds of employes
of the Al fl, Barnes circus, which
played bore yesterday and depart
ed late last night for Koseburg In
which city It Is showing today,
lived on the circus trains nml ate
on the circus train diners or in
the mess ,ent, nevertheless they
spent much money in Medford, as
did also the management.
This was due to the fact that
last Saturday night was pay day .
for the circus, which played Klam
ath Falls that day. and Montague,
Oil., Sunday, and consequently the
employes whu were flush with
money had no place to spend it
until Medford was reached.
As soon as they could get off
duty, especially the performers,
they flooded the stores on shop
ping expeditions making purchases
of various kinds, and many of
them sent money to their homes
In various parts of the United
States and even foreign countries,
visiting the postofflco and pur
chasing money orders for this pur
pose. Some very large sums were sent
out from tho oily in tills way. I
Among tho performers sending i
money home or to former humes i
abroad were the Grent Gretonos.
the young group of high wire per- I
formers givlne the suner-feuture
act of the circus, which is one
of the best and most hazardous !
acts ever seen will, any circus at
traction. Tho midget performers
were also nmong those sending
money away ,0 their homes.
, nen 100, much money was 1
spent In the eily In purchasing
meat, groceries and other food for
tne menagerie, and the circus
mess tent, and outside hot dog and
other refreshment stands, hay for
the many horses and other nni
mals, anil for various needed sun
dries. The circus management, too,
paid into the city treasury $100 for
the license to show In Medford for
the one day.
Therefore In spite of the fnct
that tho hotels and restaurants ob
tained no direct patronage from
tho circus, the latter left consider
able money In town.
FEDERALS HAVE
NOVEL FEATURES
4
Wall Stre
et Report j
NEW YORK. Mav 20. (fla
neurs grew excessively hold In to
day's stock market and after drlv-
ng most lending shares down two
to five points or more, found
their position untenable, and were
driven Into hasty retreat. Losses
n tho more Important shares were
mostly recovered, nnd several
loscd with not gains.
Bulls rallied around two of their
old lime standards of tho 1
ailed Coolldge-Hoover bull mnr-
kot. General Motors and U. 8.
steel.
The closing tone was firm.
Transactions approximated 3.000,
000 shares.
NEW YOHK, May 20. UP) A
brisk buying movement In the
last hnlf hour pulled the curb
market out of a sharp decline
today. Lending utilities, which
had been one to four points under
ne previous close, reguined their
lost ground on covering and many
howed small net gains on the
ay.
Today's closing prices for 15 se
lected stocks follow:
Am. Can 142
(""I. Oas t.1M
Am. Tel. and Tel 244(4
Anaconda , t 69 V4
nrtlss Wright 11
General Klectrlo (new) 80
Genernl Motors 60
Kennlcot Copper 40
Itadlo Corporation 48
Heading 114
Hears Itoebuck 84
fulled Air Craft 71
IT. S. Steel 170K
Mont. Ward 42
S. P 122
NEW ORLEANS. May 20.O4P)
Dr. Doran has an Idea- for a prize
for the year's greatest piece of
American fiction: The story of
bootleggers running In booze from
Europe, when as a matter of fact
Ihey get ten dollars from the coun-
ry club crowd for 15 cents worth
of sucker-whlkey,
Among the new nnd exclusive
features In the 11130 Federal tlroa
are a 12 per cent larger cushion
of air, a saving of 6 per cent to
1 per cent 111 gasoline consumption,
Increased mileage and a life ex
pectancy of 60,000 miles ami more
In the new Federal Do Luxe. Also,
according to the Federal Rubber
company, the elimination of need
less weight and hulk permits smart
er and more harmonious lines.
The manufacturer of these tires
has gone a step further than any
other tire manufacturer In the way
of a guaranty. The Federal dealer
is now enabled to offer a guaranty
wine a reads:
"If after 30 days' use you are not
fully convinced that Federal air-
cushion tires give you more luxu
rious riding comlort, better acceler
ation, easier steering, firmer brak
ing, nnd the assurance of maximum
mileage, return them nnd your
money will be refunded."
Although this new type Federal
tire Is not sold on a price hauls but
rather as a quality product having
new and unmatched features, the
line Is so complete that there Is a
tire to meet every competitor, In
cluding the mull ordnr houses. Fed
eritl tires are handled here by diet
leonard at the Texaco Super Ser
vice. n
TRACY GRATEFUL
"BEYOND WORDS"
"An attack of Influenza left me
awfully weak and nervous and I
spent most of my time sitting
around Indoors. 1 wus subject to
1a .'
AUCKLLUfl n. TRACY
IndiBPBtfon and dizzy hdpIIh And
suffered with neurit! pain In myi
rlKht fihoulder. I tiirtp( taking
Haron and now I huvon't &' lKn
of indigestion or dlzzlnenn, the neu-l
rms pains are entirely sonn nnd I
have mo much strength and energy 1
that I Kt out every diiy among
my nowers onu renny enjoy lire.
am grateful beyond word fur
what thin remarkable medicine hh
done for me.
Kargon PIIIr hav practically
overcome my constipation and have
given my Myfltem a thorough
cleansing." Arcellus It. Tracy,
ienny nome, neame. Mugm Druir
Co., Agents, ,
PAGE TEREK
NEW
GOATS
c
Smartly styled, tailored, all
wool coats. Each with detach
able cape; belted models.
We have only 50 of this type
coat and the assortment com
prises all popular shades and
fabrics. ' . -
This style coat has been the
most popular of all among
fashion-wise women this spring
$090
Smart New Suits
that are outstanding
for Styls and Quality . -7 ;
$24"
Other SuUt at
f 19.73 nd $29.73
WHY envy the well-dressed man hit smart
appearance I You can be well dressed, too.
nnd economically, at the J. C. Penney Co. Store. '
We have here the right suit (or every man and
occasion, smart in style, rich in quality, reason
able in price.
Ton't wait come in now! We are selling these
suits every day to voung men who like nice
clothes and know where to come to get them.
J.C PENNEY GO.
Whatr-After First Cost? ;
CHEAP SUITS ARE EXPENSIVE -i
UPKEEP and PRESSING are COSTLY
Qood clothes are economical. They require little atten
tion. Always show their class.
LET US SHOW YOU
namrg-iHiijEi
UPSTAIS8
128 East Main
Classified Advertising Gets Result!
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