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PAGE EIGHT
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORKUO.V, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1930. '
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! WAR PLANS
i ALL WRONG
Hillah Patrol Lends Color In Ashland Ceremony
Late Von Buleow Left Let
ter Indicating Disapprov
al Holding Belgium, Sub
marine Carrfpaig n and
Estranging of Friends.
TiF.niJN, May 24. iff) A letter
wVltton by tho Into Prince Mern
htircl von Uuelow, otton culled Ger
nwrny'H Vwenond Bismarck," Indi
cates that had be been chancellor
eaflier In the World war the his
tory of that conflict might have
been written differently.
Prince von Uuelow wrote tho let
ter to Theodore Wolff, editor-Inch
lef of the ilerllnnr Tngeblntl,
with the understanding that his
vlew might be .published ufte
death. He1 died lnm year.
The prince, who wan considered
the Iron chancellor's foremoKt dls
clplo and often wuh described ok
the only 100 per cent chancellor
since Klumurck. throughout thv
nine yearn of his chancellorship
(1900-HHi'J) rigidly adhered to HIs
mnrok's doftma for Oermany to foo
ter friendship with Itusslu at rill
casts, " on one hand, and nlwnys
keep aloof from Knglnnd on the
other.
, Hut In 19211 hlV letter confessed
that 'had he been chancellor wu'iy
in tho war he would have lefi
nothing undone to roach a peace
ful Hettlement with Knglnnd.
Peace VUm lilt,
should nover have approved
of ih& relchstag's foolish peace res
olution nor tho kaiser's whining
peace letter to Chancellor von
Bethmann-Hollweg," ho said, "but
through noma serious Intermediary
like the king of Denmark, the pope,
or tho king of Hpaln would have
advised the Kngllsh of our readi
ness to Hive up Bplglum without
nny reservations, 'neatly and
clearly.'
If necessary, I should even hnvi
been prepared to consider it
French-1,orrainc combination. And
even If there had been no inclina
tion on England's part toward
peace, which I doubt, there wits no
excuse for our Plundering Into Wll
BOns plan. On the contrary, It be
hooved tit to concentrate all olir
forces, all our energies nt honi?
Und ut the fronts for a fight to n
inlsli. Tho result could not have
been more disastrous than after
our CHpltuUtlon.
' tltlmnttini Mlsha lulled.
' "I should never have given Aus
tria carte blanche in 'dealing with
Kerbla, but. should have insisted
on knowing the contents of the
Austrian ultimatum before Its tle
niiutch to Rerbiu.
"In no circumstance should I
have allowed the Austrlans, aftor
jty 'a -hasty perusal of HerbiaN
roply, o pronounce It Inadequate,
to tever all diplomatic relations nnd
atttj-t military activities.
'"Nor ihould I have hod Oormany
end France and Uussla a declara
tion of war and thereby estranged
first Human la and then Italy from
oyir central Kuropean amity Agree
ment. Herein Von fiothmann and
Vbn Jngow committed a grave
blunder.
i'if'Of course, I should never have
agreed to an invasion of Helium
long as the Belgian neutrality
not being violated by our u-
rnrios.
doubt whether I Would hove
permitted the submarine campaign,
certainly not at the time and In
the circumstances In which un
fortunately this mode of wnrfare
wan Introduced.
"And I fthnttld have Insisted that
Immediately after the outbreak of
the war our navy go Into action,
Irrespective of tho risk or peril
Involved."
i
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fc , AS X J . in I'UMITTTMBM T
i . i ' ii; . -w . -Sr- .
0
Indicutod business hud luken u
turn for the better.
Shares gaining 2 to 3 points In
cluded Canadian 1'uclflc, American
Telephone, Consolidated Gas, Air
Mi'iliirtifiii. Mnil United Stores pre
ferred, the last named reaching a ' selected stocas ionu.
new high. lAm- -'"n 1A
Ocnerul Electric, Wcstlnghouse Col. !as
Electric, American Can and United I Am. Tel. and Tel i3l M
Aircraft gained a point nr more. I Anaconda -
Iiigersoll Kuud rose 9 poln(s.
Trading was unusually dull, the
day's turnover approximately '-ily
900.00U shares, but this was a Uttla
more than lasriaturday'a turnover.
Today's closing prices for 16
t'urtlss Wright ,, '
(lenerul Electric (new) . gsS
General Motors gqjr
Konntcot Coppc?
Radio Corporation 5
Reading
Sears Roebuck
United Air Craft ;4
U. S. Steel ",T2
.Mont. Ward 43
s- '. 'inu
I'hoto by l'easleys.
I'artlt'lputlmr In the annual Hprlug slirlnp i eii-niciiilal of lllllah Tcnipli. in Alihinil toilny the well-drilled niul guiidlly iiiiiriirinctl m
trol iHldnl u toiirh of military color to the gathering.
17 SPEED CRAFT
IN SUNDAY RACE
MM
T LAKE
ANCIENT BONES FOUND
BY ROAD MAKING CREW
NEAR RESORT OF ELKS
Boats and Pilots Last
Minute Plans at Legion
Meet.
Tho skeletoim of two men, pos-
i Hlhly white men but pro bat) I y In-
I (iiaiiH, were unearthed by a road
Kiading crew u Hhort time uko near
Parade Toniaht Will Show i ,lie KlliH ,ic,li(- Kroumi. tii hones,
raiduc luiiiyiii win onuw f()HmI u( Q (leji(h of 0l.ee fecl( (m1
cuted thut the bodtea had heun
buried in a Hitting position with a
KiiiRle-blude axo between them.
Coroner II. W. Conner IIiIh ailcr
noihi wan Inclined to helievo tho
boneH were those of Indiana and
that tliey had been buried for the
paat fid yeara. The HkullH were the
only part of the skeletons thut were
Intuet,- tho lemulnliiK boueu had
mouldered nearly awuy. . No foul
play Ih believed to havo figured in
the death of the unknown men.
The axe is on display at the civil
eiiKineer offices of I'owell & Woods
on Kaitlett street. The coroner
did not go to the place where the
bones were found, content thut nn
Investigation was not necessary.
A last minute switch In drivers
will find .Mm .Smith In the pilot's
seat of "KlyltiK Cloud," Bunny
Thompson's record holding: cIuhh B
out hoard motorbout, according to
Harry O. Aloore, Knerul chairman
of the American Legion regatta
committee.
lie co u He of Its past performance,
"Flying Cloud" is the favorite to
win the cluss B event on KmiKrant
Lake Humlay afternoon, but Smith
will have plenty of competition
from flvo other well known pilots
In the same race.
Seventeen boats, with the possi
bility that several more may be
added before the races--Ket unujer
way tomorrow at l:3u p. m., have
been entered. Tho list follows:
. t. l.n try Mm
Class "II"
Detwller Dart
Miss Albany, John
Albany.
Hkeeter, -A I Vrotuan,
Kails..
Nona mo, (1, Robinson,
Kails.
FlyltiK Cloud, Jim smith.
Brooks, John Bohnert.
Class "C"
flo-2-U Sidney Smith.
O. 8. O. C. 33, Ira A. Cox, Albany
Miss Med ford, Al Stevens.
Black Friday, "Heinle Fluhrer.
XQHMH, Stanley Smith.
Nolr Hteppor, Herb Strang.
Hteppln' Annie, Barker lturuly.
CIiwh "D"
Mlsa Take, Leo J. V. Watson.
Silver, Harry (lesllcr, Klamath
IPC
IUL
7:30 to 7:4r p.ni. A mos 'n' Andy.
NHi: Bd-vice to KCIO, K11CJ. KO
7:45 to H p.m. Literary nicest pro-J
hililtlon )oil and latest vor;-l
news f I n 8 h e k, interpreted by
Floyd C!ild)ons. SUC Kervleo to
K!(). KlltJ, KO.MO, KOW, KK
8 to X:3 p.m. Pnciric Herenaders.
NltC welvlee to KC.O. KIH'A.
S to S::m p.m. -tJilmore ('Irons.
MM! nervleo to KIIQ, KO.MO.
K(iW. KI'O. KKI.
8:30 to U p.m. Melody Memorlew.
NIK! service to KtlO, KIIQ,
K(W: KOMO 8:30 to 8:45 p.m.
(P lo !):3II p.m. Del Monto Pro-
Krant. NIK? Herviee to K10.
KHQ, KO.MO, KOW, KKI, KSI
KOA.
A:30 to 10 p m. Penrod. NHC
Herviee to KOO, KHQ. KOA.
10 to 12 p.m. SpotlUtht Ilevieu-.
MIC servlee to KflO, KHQ: KO
MO 10 to 11:15; KOA 10 to U.
National Guard
Bulletin Board
Flersteln,
a ' hi
verMa
Hi
Falls.
(lolden Slipper, Oeorso Hurley,
Albany.
Boxy Anne, "Dutch" Welch.
FlylriK Chip, A. Woods.
Final I'lnns Tttnltcht
Final details of (be Mr meet will
bo completed tonight at a meetliiK
Headquarters company of Med
ford will report nt the armory at
8 a. in. Sunday for a trip to the
rifle raiiKe whoro they will com
plete their i course In marksman-
' t'hlp. it Is expected that the
Klamath company will (nmliry 100 per cent,
I hut It is bopfd that the best shots
Klamath wm th nitlmr as kxihtl ilfle-
man or Hharpshootcr,
Lt. Laldloy Is expected to qual
ify as expert rifleman tills sprinK
and SkI. drlfisby hopes to equal
his score.
Camp is drawing nearer each
day and n areat deal of Interest
is IteiiiK created by tho prospects
for a great camp season.
Captain TeiiKwald, commanding
Company A and First Lieutenant
B.iucoin, commanding heudquar
lers company have been seen In
conference a great deal lately and
as a rule that calls for a stunt of
some kind.
Wotdon if. Mr nee, a former
lieutenant of Co. "A" is back in
Medford and bus enlisted in hts
old unit
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune Virgin Station)
Saturday
r to 5:30 standard Flamo
fluTi program
C. 30' to (1 Diamond, Jeweler
(I to fi:ir Iliff Pines Lumber
:lfi to (1:30 News and mar
kets by Mall Tribune
:30 to 7 Brunswick Brev
ities , '
to 7:1 G Toni and Wash,
presented by Associated Oil K
:00 f lov't Frost Forecast
by Floyd Young
Sunday
REDUCED A CENT;
BERRIES ADVANCE
I'OnTU.NB, May 24 IIP) Hut
til' and hutterfat prices were re
duced lc at tile Portland produce
xchanKc today. Thin brines ex
tra in luitter to 34c and butter
fat delivered, Portland to 3:ie.
KkK prices were barely steady.
IteviewillK tile fruit and vege
table situation, tlie Portland bu
reau of tin' I'. S. Department of
Agriculture, says:
"Vakinm applet continue to ar
rive by motor truck at the rate
of 500-1100 boxes daily, and are
moving to retailers promptly.
Winesaps dominate the upple mar
ket now. with sail C sramde stock
findinB particularly ready outlet.
Prices to retailers runge from
about $1.75 for cheaper grades to
$:;.25 for extra fancies.
'Strawberries were rather scarce
demand Is Improving, and quality
is Improving. Local berries are
now of fine quality."
THE MARKETS-
0 to 0:30 Kconomy Lumber slralile feeder pigs, IL'.BOC" 12 with
cn. ono choice lot Monday at $n.2r:
0:30 lo 7 International Bible j strong weights nveniging up to 140
Students Watch Tower pro- pounds, $1 1.50 51 12.
gram 1 CATTLE Compared with a
7 to 7:30 Children's Gold week ago: She stock, steady to
llond Itndlo half hour J I 2ftt! higher. Steers, 25 to 50c lip
7:30 to s .Marshall Printing 1 with spots In the sales gliowlnn
t'o. : still greater gains. Bulls, steady
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., May 24. (JP)
Hogs Receipts 300 cattle 30,
sheep CO, all direct or on contract.
Week's totals approximately: Hogs
4!H5, cattle 2220, calves 200, sheep
4290.
HOGS Compared with a week
ago, shitighter classes mostly 50c
higher. Feeders 50c and $1 higher.
Hulk and practical top light butclf
ers S11.50, with one double deck
Monday at $11.75. Over and under
weights. $11.25 down: heavies, down
I to $10. Hough packing sows, $8.50
j M8.75; smooth, $!)(! 9.50. Buk de-
on June sixth, examinations will
MUSIC MEMORY TEST
The musln memory contest held
nt Ashland Friday, in which teams
from various schools of the county
participated, was won by the
l'hoenix school with a perfect
itcore for each of the five members
of th team.
This contest which 1m one of tho
featfrevents of the annual gnth
erlht of Jackson county school
nchool children has been won by
the Phoenix school every year with
one exception since Its Inaugura
tion. Thin Is n record of which
the Vhuenlx pupils are Justly
proud. I f v
The winning team, coached by
Mm. Fletcher Flh was composed
of' tho following pupils: Doris
Rone, Eleanor HwlnRle, Naomi
t Montgomery, Opal Aloulonmcry
nnd Hobert Corliss. V ' t
. An event of Interest to the local
radio public is the t'opco program
87th. which will feature n recital
by the music department of Ht.
Mdty'jt academy.
A splendid hour' entertainment
ha been urranicea ror tile occa
sion and will consist of inntru
mentM eeleoltons" nnd - readings.
The program will inke place from
P to 10 p. m.. Tuesday evening.
of tho rewatta committee nnd tho ' again bo open for promotion in
pilots to be held nt the chamber I lh' heathiuarters l oinpany with
of commerce nt 7:m p. m. AtS:00lvt' ,Hl (''' Vsunza working hard
p. in. the speed craft and the pilots! ' nclence or nullo proiemire.
will assemble at the chamber or
commerce for n parade through
the business district led by the
Amerlcnn Legion Bost 15 Drum
Corps. i
Many perso ns w b o missed t h e
first regatta are urged to witness
the regutta Sunday us it will bo
the last race staged In southern
Oregon this year. Water in tho
lake will he released from storage
in a few days after the beginning
of warmer weather and the regatta
committee Is fortunnto to be able
to stage another regatta at this
time of the year.
i '
Obituary
ADAMS Kune rn 1 services fori
A closing out sale which will
Include every article of merchan
dise In slin k is In progress ut Kay
K. Diamond's Jewelry store. The
Mile will continue foe 10 days.
lig reductions In price havo
ADAMS Kune rn 1 services for
Ada J. Adams were held nt the
Christian church of Central Point
Krlday. May 53. at 2:00 p.m.,
with Itev. C. li. Mell officiating.
The choir sang "Nearer My Cod
to Thee." nnd "No Night There."
There were many beuuliful
lo Mtiuuft. i.uiuti null uaicii) muni-
ly steady but cbolco grades quoted
50c lower. Hulk good alters, S12$(i
U.;tr; less desirable kinds. SH.50
down. Common grades down to
I $10 and below. Strictly good htjh'-1
ers, absent; medium to fairly good i
to 8:30 Children's Oobl fr j heifers brought $10.r0 and cowh !
Hond Itadio half hour $0.50, nnd bulk desirable she-stock i
:30 to K:45 Parkers Potato I sold from $9 up. Uw cutters seldom
:II0 Gov't KroNt Forecast
by Floyd Young
to 11 Valley Hadlo Church 4
Monday 4
:fi5 to 8 Itreakfast brood-
cast of news by Mall Trl-
bnne
Colored
furniture
is not
a new fad
X he vogue for painted
furniture goes far back into history. Decorated
furniture has always been popular and in good
taste. Now, FLEX -the modern, easy-brushing,
cjuick-drying color finish, makes it possible for
any one to indulge in this artistic type of home
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It requires no great amount of skill to use FLEX.
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direction without showing a lap or a brush-mark.
You can use FLEX on woqd, metal, composition
materials or anything else, and it will form a
hard, flexible finish that has a soft, velvety luster.
FLEX is not an enamel, neither is it a lacquer. It
has all the good qualities' of both with none of
their disadvantages. FLEX dries
quickly and is impervious to water,
wind, rain or wear. That is why FLEX
is so suitable for finishing automo
biles. FLEX colors are bright and
cheerful. With the twenty colors you
can obtain any shade or tint that you
may want. Once you get acquainted
with FLEX you'll find lots of things
about the house that you will want
to refinish.
FLEX is sold by over 1800 paint, hard
ware and department stores throughout
the West. Your dealer's name is prob
ably among chose listed below;
ASHLAND M. C. Lininger & Son.
ASHLAND Jordan Sash & Cabinet
Works.'
GOLD HILL Gold Hill Hardware Co.
GRANTS PASS W. G. Thrasher.
MEDFORD Hubbard Bros.
PHOENIX J. B. Wobster.
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Name
Address
chips
: to 9 Moilfora U-o &
Storage t'o.
9 to 9:3(1 John Cupp Furni
ture Co.
9:3 to 10 Wcstaide I'lmr
nnu'y 10 to 10:30 American Laun
dry, middy Poppy proKrom,
10:30 to 11 Alexanders
tlrocory
11 to 11:30 X L Elee, Store,
AHiiland
floral HpniyM. and a larwe attend- .
mice of friends. l'nlllieaii-iH, froin ii:30 to 12 Ashland Conva-
the Odd Kellowa' lHlite of Cell- lencent and Rent Home
tral I'olllt were Jena Itlt'hnnlmill. 12 lo 12:3(1 Lewis Hllpor
Hail Scott. Jack Southwell, llert Service Station
HedKepath, Kred lloHHelKravo und
John fntey. I
Serviced nt the ttravo were lnj
chui'Kc of the Kehecca lodo of j
Central Point, of which Mrs.,
12:30 News Mashes by Mall
Tribune
12:30 to I Sanderson Motor
Pros.
Adutun was n member.
ItOWK Funeral services for
Helen Flint Howe, were conduct
ed from tho Perl Funeral Home
Friday. Muy 21 at 3:30 p.m.
There were many of her "ttieiids
In attendance, and a profusion of
beautiful floral offerliiRS. llev.
neen nimie on tnc neautitiii uneit; ,,. M,.u delivered lk pendld
of wrist watches for men and (lint,, a.iriiess.
women, fiat nnd hollow ware, all- Thc c,,. t.nnsiinK of Mr K.
verware nnd many oilier hiRli- '.,.,.,,,,,. Mnl -Vatt nnd
Kiade nrtlelim for which Diamond's j j,,.. mmson, shiik two' beautiful
soups, "No N'luht There, and
Jiwolry store Is well-known
thromthout the Hnmie Itlver val
ley. Air. t)lamond has been In the
Jewelry business In this city for
the past 20 years. His datiKbter,
Mrs. !orothy itaucom, has assist
ed lit the store fur some time. Mr.
Diamond stated today that bo had
not made definite plans for the
future.
OF
'Ht'aiitlful let of 8onnvh(ro."
l'nl.-lioHrprs viro; It. Moort,
IV lltmmty. li I. Farm, It. K,
Dpiiii, Frank !ktllnKir niul .Iran
I low.. 11,
S r v i ith n t tho Rrnvp we r I n
rhurno of tho Wttmcn' Itoltcf
t'orpM of (Vntrnl Point. Thv rholr
Hans ono sn nt t ht nravo ut tho
cIoni if tlii sprvh't, "Josiiji 1ivor
tf My Soul."
th-
A Rood nicotinic or MtulforA poA
No. 15 In planned for Montlny DtKht
tU t lie Armory. An Iniprosilnn re
port of thi I .fit Ion rpKattn commit
toe U look oil fnr nnd aeveral other
luiHincf) mat tent will occupy
nttcnllin of th(uo present.
Kvcry local l'Klonnahf In urRc
to not n new member to help nweil
the membership rolli. Only a few
more names are needed to put Med
ford pout vovcr the top." n jjsoal
which means much lo the ouccts
of the H3t) protirnm.
A Kpcciul invitation U extended
to every px-aervlc? man to nttcn I land and I one of tho
thl mooting, pimlmtA on the market.
1 to 1:30 McNalr
J'harmncy, Ashland
1:30 to 2 Knidera Dairy &
I'roduco I'o.
2 to 2:30 HrunHWlck Brev-
ItlPB
-:3o to 3 -Diamond, Jeweler
6 to 6:30 Standard Fin mo
Ohm program
Ti:30 to ti Scherer Motor Co.
0 to 0:15 HIk IMhom Lumber
To.
G:15 to (1:30 News nnd mar-
ket by Mall Tribune
tt:30 to 7 The ToKery
7 to 7 : 1 5 Tom and ViMh,
presented hy AKsociatcd Oil
S:oo Oov't frost fn recast by
Floyd YoutiR
S to !t Mona Motor Oil Co,
; ntopped below r. Cutter to medl
urn bulls. $ti.f0 (a 7.50; good grade.;
$8.25 ami better. Venlcrs and !
1 calves downward respectively from'
' $10 and $J.nO with off Rrades larRP- J
ly 7.50. 1
SHKKH Compared with a week'
inKo. Uneven, -5c to $1 and more
'lower. Good to choice KjniiiS'
1 lambs now sellinR $8(i9 with of r
!Rin(ies down to $ti nnd tinder. Heat 1
old crop lambs nnd yearlings not
now quoted above $5.50 with bull; (
selling from f?i 5. Host ewes, $:t.50, !
colli down to $1.
IV . ,
1iimIhcc.
J'OltTLAXl. ore.. May 24. (iVi
lU'TTKH: Cent lower; oxtrnn, 34c;
sunilnrds. 33c; prime firsts, 3c;
firsts, 31c. Creamery prices: Prints.
3c over cube standards.
MIIiK: Hutterfat cent lower:
raw milk (4 per cent), $2.30-t2.40t
cwt., delivered Portland, le.s t per
cent; grade 11 milk. I2.fi."). Huttpr-j
fat: Htntlon. 30c; track. 31c; de
livered In Portland. 33c.
POTATOF.S: New lower: Corns,1
No. 1 grade. $2.75-$4; new pota-
tops. Florida. 5c lb.
KUGS: Itarely steady; un-'
changed. j
Poultry, country meats,
wool, nuts, hay and hops,
and nnchnnged.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
FLEX
Carried by
HUBBARD BROS., Inc.
Exclusive Medford Dealer
I ----- - ------ j
onions,
, steady
Specialty Man
General Paint Co.
Visits Medford
A. P. Sinctnlr, specialty man for
Central Point corporations, I., S.
Portland Cement Paint, spent Fri
day In Medford in company with
F. K. Itoynton. district manager of
the company whoso heudtp;iarters
are In Medford.
This paint Is made in several
Hies nn the coaij. Including Port-
tandard
Wall Street Report
NF.W YORK, May 24. (rT The
stock market ended the week with
unlet strength and speculative
sentiment considerably Improved
today. Price movements were
largely narrow, but yesterday's
rally was well maintained and ex
tended moderately in spots. Week
end selling was meagre and well
iiltsorbod.
Thc week end trade nnd business
reviews on the whole indicated
little change, but were slightly
more cheerful. H til Kline opera
t;tois showed further gains nnd tho
motor Industry was said to bo
maintaining operations' well.
The federal reserve hoard's
monthly review of business, cover
lug April and early May, geniMully
ATTENTION, GROWERS
Grasselli Casein Spreader
Israeli Casein premier 1ms been Jevelope.1 by careful resenreh nnd c-xpori-montal
work. As the name nutates. Casein is tho aetivo spread!,, eiit.
add it to your spray schedule with ponfidenee.
Use (Jvasselli .Casein Spreader in connection with Arsenal,, f lPm sprnvs or
Arsenate of I.ad and Summer Oil Coiuhinati,,,', Sp,,lys, ,, J Jo7,Z
trol of insect pests in your orchard.
iSa'r.llTr1 K,i,WiT !i,U"' 50 in lir-in,
nr usinjr nro prmtetl upon each hnjj.
o Distributed by the following Medford Firms:
GROWERS EXCHANGE
KIMBALL FRUIT CO.
PINNACLE PACKING CO.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, Inc.
BARBELL FRUIT CO.
BIG 7 FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS.
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