HrrcDFORD, MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, (VREOOX, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930.
on DPE RATOS I P! Know Good Sy.Msh story? I TUNIS CENTER OF ENOUGH ICE Tfl
61 CAPC Dill M MAIL' TRIBUNE TO GE EiAQ FRANMLIAN BUILD HIGHWAY
S TiAu t KU I IH FREE CRATER1AN MET TAMm iflS
?IM n A Q A A D ! for best ones sent in CJieJK-tefl Jm
in i mi ii nil i r r amiu j .v n..i p.my,
" , ... NiiWm tlio time to net even with I IIU v., -ff ' lT I
Cohen: Sanely looks llrctty bud this
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Independent Assn. Head
; o Says Many Dealers to
7 Close ( Stations if Price
u Cutting Continues
other Week. '
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.'HAN FRANCIHCO, July .11. OF)
" The b poet or of Unnkrujitcy Iooni
vfl for many amall deuleiH today
att the bubo 11 ne price war brought
tjuoUtiuna ranging from CV4 cents
contu u gullon over the
pacific coaHt. " .
) ( Ho v oral Htoall d pa lorn .were said
to htive u upon tied hUHUioas In Los
'AnglcK. Charloa Jacobs, Bocre
ta- jyof the Jfldeppndent AbsocIu
Hon of Service Hiation Oporutorn,
Intro, Hiijd 26 per oont of. the. local
dealers would clone their utationB
If the 'ivnr" ; contlnuod tinolhtfr
1 yoek. ., .. ..- ,-r .,' . .
I$.ay L. "Ill ley, state controlled,'
' iviMorted; Uie state stood In danger:
of Ipsing between, and
$1,000,000 us a result of the price
slushing. The loss, he said, would
come through companies going
bankrupt beforo their next qtuuv,
tcrly payment for gasoline taxi 1
duq, -
; Stored In Bath Tub
i .Tlio "war" was not without Its
humor, Captain ,TJieodore Trlvettt
head, of the local fire prevention
bureau, .said some motorists wore
repotted buying,, gasoline and
storing in their bath tubs.
V'Bnth tubs ore. all right for
Hinging In. But no for storing
gasoline,1.' he warned, citing the
rules on ,flre hazards. ,
' ; One major oil company was re
ported planning to distribute-gaso-
- linn without receiving anything
for It, merely asking the consumer
t-p; UP? M10 8-cent tax. The report
cpuQ not bo verified.
- ItnprpMontatlven of the federal
Now'h the time to get even with
the Irish and at the same time K'.'L
a free tb-ket 10 the show per
haps the UvellcHt one In which
the two actoi'M have appeared
"The Cohens and' Kcllys In Scot
land." For- The. Mail Tribune Is spon
soring u joke contest,-' the winner
of which will receive passes to
the showing of the long untlcl
pated comedy at the Fox Crater
Ian theater, i Tho contest Is ojon
now and Jokes .will be received at
any time at -this office.
Passes will bo awarded for tho
four tl)cni jokes submitted and
free tickets 'to sco "The Cohens
and.Kellys In Scotland" for every
Joke published J ok en must be
about a Cohen and a Kolly. They
may bo oldi on now. The' pbiture
will bo iiihowi at, tho Cratwlrtn
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ,nnd
Saturdny, Jujyjjq,' J 7-18 andlll).
TEUONE
and win a
FREE PASS
to sec
NheCOHENS
andKEUYS
wSCOTIAND
Cohen:
inornliiK.
Kelly: Kliure, unit why wouldn't
utter HtuyliiK. up the wliolo nlKlit?
Colic-n: Wliy win ho up nil nlulil?
Kflly: Keeping iin cyo on his : wiTc'B
YfliilHliliig: ereuai.
MAMIK Ij.VUI1KII.--
1K Main Street.
Kelly: 5'iiilli, Ooliell, SrollaiKrH Hlmre ll
itrciit eoiinlry, mill nlver lmvo Ol seen uc-i
stiil:lKrii men!
' C'olieii: Yen Kelly, uluit Ih It now? ''i
Kelly: shine mid Uliln't you licni' about
.tiiU'l'liei'Min lietllne rive iIoIL-.im lie eonlil
liiy miller, water longer thuu MueDonulil?
t'ohcii: Nol Who won? V
r Kelly: Kuro unci tlicy JkiIIi drowned! ':
. IOH Miie(aIt:'Got, '-:
-zL'--' .'CBi? tjajgw' Slfeet. i '
trado .commlHHlon were Hiilrl to bo
lnveHtlKatlns the prlfo nuttlnt;.
jncohH unnuuncod toilay a eum-
pnlKn to rcrnovo "notorious local
price, cutter.". ( , ,. ,
"We uro ffolnff to take BtepH to
wipe the pi-lt'o-cutterH out ot IiuhI
noBH," ho Willi. "Thoy can ho
hlamoil In Homo mcaHure, for tho
loweHt prices hero or clKowherQ in
.tho Dtato tor 25 Voai-H. ', ',
VomhAND, Ope.; July X
H. jt'r.Warnor, 'Huattlo, vlce-p;reH-hlent
of tho Sunset Pacific. Oil
company, hint nlKht announced the
moi-irer of hla cojnpany with the
8eab oard Oil & UoflnlnK Co., Ltd.
Tho mci-Rcr, Warnor. Haiti, la ex
pected to tond to- ond tho KtiHti
line war. lip predictod a return
to normal prices within the next
few dayH.
)
(irOUTL N1), July II. P An
other penny woh Hlleed from the
retail prlco of gitHolina today. Tho
provalling prlco won s cciitii hut
9 few "super cuttem',' dlspluycd
slRnli of U centM. , At least , ono
aervlco Htatlon pumpod motor tiiel
at 8 cents.
As unique storage systems camo
Into boliig. l-'ho .Murshal Iloborts
Issued warnlnR to bargain buyers.
SliATTLU, July 1 1. (!) Gaso
line rlees at ono servico station
here, dropped to nothing today
vh en five gallons of ful wore
klven away with every oil chanite.
Within tho ijeuttlo area other
station operators wcro charKlnR
fjvo cents, tjiroe of which Is stnto
tax. for Kasollno.
Tho general price in Seattle was
from 8 V4 to 0 S4 cents.
Ktartlnit July 1, China will In
crease by 50 per cent Its capitul
charges on mni" ntittct ysent to
foreign eountrles.
TRIES MATRIMONY HOP
CHICAGO, July 1 1. (ff) John
Hunter of Sparta, Hie encliirnhte
flier, is a bridegroom. Ho sprang
a surprise on the folks by present
ing former Laura McKay, whom he
married a year ago last May. .
Take Ovcr .Coos Mill.
COQUILLK. July Ik (PH-Tho
Coquillo Lumber company has been
organized here, through arrange
ments of D. D. Hall, Portland, for
mer mnnnger ofi tho West Coast
Lumber company to take oveu.the
plont ot the old B. 10. Jjohnaon
I .timber rem pany.
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Free Paint 1
LAMPORT'S
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CAR-LOAD PAINT SALE
-... , ;,m (One Gallon of Enamel Undercoater C l- i
Free with Each Gallon Purchased at $3.50 Per Gallon
Extra Special for Saturday
Guaranteed Long Oil Varnish for any surface, Floors,
Linoleums, Automobiles, or what have you.
WHILE IT LASTS AT $2.48 PER GALLON
TUNIS. July 11. (P) Frunco
Itulian rivalries over naval parity,
tho peace treaties, Italian rights
in Tunis or any other subject,
arouse their loudest echoes here.
Tunis being the key to most of the
differences between the two Latin
powers.
Naval parity Is an issue here
because the French protccto'rato
of Tunis is opposite Italy on the
Mediterranean and it adjoins tho
Italian Trlpolltalnc.
What touches Tunis even moro
directly aro the tifo more spe
cific subjects in discussion. Ituly's
insistence upon maintenance of
ltulluns' peculiar status hero and
Italy's demand for more terrieory
in Africa.
These Inst two things date from
tho World war. In 1915, In ex
change for Italian entrance Into
the conflict, .Franco and England
promised readjustments of north
ern Italian boundaries and an ex
tension of- her. African possess
ions. Tho treaty, of Versailles and
Qabricl d'Annunzlo's picturesquo
seizuro of Flume settled tho Ital
ian boundary question. .
v At tho same time both Franco
and England gave Italy, additions
to hor. African possessions. On
tho south of Libya and alojng tho
west frontier of Tunis, Franc
conceded -Italy. 48.000 square miles
including, two . important oases. .
When Benito Musaolini came
into power at Itome he expressed
dius&tfsfo,ctJon with tho settlement
and wanted more room for Italy
In Africa,; . ,
This was complicated by the
most disturbing thing, of ull. Tho
French went into Tunis in 1881
and two years, later established
the present protectorate. When
they entered they found a large
colony . of Italians .who .had a
special arrangement with .the Bey
of Tunis.
Finally, in 1896,. France and
Italy made a treaty whereby Ital
ians In Tunis, now numbering
about- 100,000, or more than the
French poulntlon, were confirmed
In those rights.. Under, that pact
Italians and their children, thru
succeeding generations, remain
Italians, owing allegiance oTfiy. to
I ltnly and taught in schools sup
ported by Italy.
;In 1919, when tho treaty ex
i plred, France asked for a new
.arrangement. But by successive
I, three-months periods tho treaty
' has been continued in oflect.
France hiiB asked Italy to sub
scribe to tho same conditions as
atfply to other foreigners, in. Tun-Is.-
This would moan that Ital
ians would remain Italians and
their children, at their majority,
might choose cither French or
itnllnn nationality. But succeeil-
' lng generations, born In Tunis,
automatically would bo French.
Franco might also give another
16.000 or 20.000 square miles on
tho south of Libya. Negotiations
along thoso lines have been spas
modic for - two years, 1 with no
grent results. . , ,
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Medford Ice and Storage Co.
Has Forty Million Pounds
Now On Hand for Fruit
Season. . v :
The Medford Ice and Storage
company, in preparation for- the
fruit -r hipping season, now has in
Its storage warehouses, 20,000 tons
of ice, and during the season, ex
pect to manufacture 6,000 more
tons, by dally runs. This will brlpg
tho Ice' facilities to 20,006 tons,
which Manager O- T. Bergner es
timates will be needed for, .the
shipping of the valley pears. . t
It is authorlatively-. stated , that
the Southern Pacific fruit train
schedule for the coming season
will be the same as last year. One
train, departing In the afternoon,
and ono in the night, and moro If
conditions warrant.
Additional equipment, installed
recently, will Increase tho speed in
Icing refrigerator cars, 30 per cent.
The storage track facilities of the
Southern Pacific, extend from
Stewart avenue to Voorhles cross
ing, which eliminates cramping tile
local yards.
The Ice company recently fin
ished complete overhauling of its
plunt. storage space, and prc
cooling plunt. Every section ot tile
storago and pro-cooling plant Is
now reached with a belt conveyor
system, and ull fault is handled
with speed, and like eggs. An ad
ditional floor has been added to
the pre-coollng plant giving more
space.
Figures Show Supply
A mathematician at tho ice
house, has figured out that the
40,000.000' pounds of ice now in
storage. If placed end to end would
reach from Medford to Weed,
Calif., and would make an icy
highway, extending from this city
to tho Southern Oregon Normal
school at Ashland, 12 feet wide,
IB Inches thick, and 16 miles long.
i Manager Bergner und four oth
ers yesterday visited the orchard
districts the past two days, and are
laying plans for the shipping of
the first car of Rogue river pears
August '1. They report a heavy
crop, and the fruit in excellent
condition.
A number of growers and ship
pers have inspected the Ice com
pany facilities the past week, and
tho management extends an Invi
tation for anyone to visit the plant
at any time.
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ARCHDUKE IN TOMBS
' FOR SALE OF JEWELS
NEW YORK, July 11. (jtp)
Archduke Leopold of Austria, In
dicted in April lor grand larceny
In connection with the sale of the
$150,000 Napoleon diamond neck
lace Which hnrl halrtnoaH In l.lu
aunt the Archduchess Marie The
resa, surrendered today and, was
place In the Tombs prison.
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Texas Klwanis clubs, are trying
to Improve relntions between town
and country In that stnto.
SEEKING OFFICEj NEIGHBORS NOTICE
BIG CHANGE IN HER
Sold Only in Gallons
Linseed Oil Wall Sealer Patching Plaster
$1.39Gallont! $1.25 gallon 9cPound
" Wall Paper From 2c a Roll and Up
1 lot wall paper, odds and 1 lot wall paper All last year
ends priced at in 3 to 6 roll bundles . patterns
2c Rq11 , I at V2 Price t , ' V3 OFF
ANOTHER ONE YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS
Bring this Coupon with your name and address and one nickel and receive a 30c
can of 4-Hour Enamel in latest shades. .
-"" entitles tllu linlilVr to
A.i.ir, ; ' - :i' f
LAMPORT'S
WE WHOLESALE PAINTS AND WALL PAPER
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Statu Tax Commissioner John
Curktii it flown from Salem fur
couple of iluys on business.
When asked If ho is a candidate
for governor ho sutd: "I am not a
camLldHte for any office, but of
coui'kq thoro ts no man who woul
not appreciate such an honor at
tile hands ot his party. . .
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! PORTLAND, July 1 1. () -lo
ren Cochran, deputy United Ntutcs
j mui'Mtml, said toilay upon his re
i turn from Klamath Falls he bad
nerved a murder warfnnt on Cly
i ton Kirk, Klamath Indian, charg-
; Iiik hhn with slaying lxuis Knight,
anotner imiian, July .
Kirk is In a hospital at Klam
ath Kalis suffering from wounds
Knight is mid to havo inflicted.
Tho shooting followed a quarrel.
80 Mllea on Cnitrltes. '
A. Frost, a one-legged soldier,
hns completed a Journey of more
than 8 o m I les on crut chen tn a
week. Hp started from Swrtidon
and ended in London, as a gcvturo
to- the public. "Surely If I havo
tho endurance and strength to walk
SO miles on crutches I should b
capable of doing work." he sa'.d.
Frost lost his leg In France white
serving with the Royal Naval re
serves; He Is the only one left
of ta brothers who served in the
World war.
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Woman, 100, still lancr.
At a dinner in london recently
Mine. Adeline C.enee, a ballerina
of Kdwardlan days and president
of the Association of Operatic
Dancing of Oreat Britain, told of a
friend who is "nearly 100 years
young and still keenly Interested
in dancing. "On one occasion."
she said, my friend heard a waits
played on a phonograph and in
vited her daughter, who Is 75, to
dnce It with her. The daughter
had to give up. thounh the mother
was anxious to carry on.
"f flint ltln Y i..nn
body In the wnrlduhow Sargon
"I used to, wuk iiii mornings
...111. . l,IH.i ' uuV. I J v-w . ".
MRS. W.M. P. HAGBMAN
liver wan Inactlvp nnd I aiirfrrpd
with rhronlc constipation. I lost
weight nnd seemed to urow stiMid-
llV M-Ir.tt. Mlll-fitn lt I.n Ami -4n
every ailment I had, I'm Mea.lllj.-
Kimiing weight and ny Improve
ment Is so ttreat that all ry neigh
bor are talking ahotit It.
"Sariton Fills gave me complete
relief from constipation In an easy,
mvliiral way.. They are entirely
dltlerent from ny other laxative:
I. bay? !Ver taken." .Mrs. William
K Il.tKeiuan. 633 K. 4Sth St., J.
Portland, tire.
Tho Oklahoma state court ot
tas revllews saved taxpayer, more
than I.T.to.oo in the Inst fiscal
year.
Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Pho 108 10 N. Central
Medford, Oregon ,
Campbell Clothing Co.
Oa Main St. Near Front
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s...i. .v: t. K a. 'i
Summer
Shirts
Jantzen
Swimming
vSuits
$4.50 to
$6.50
New patterns in Broad
cloth and Shantung. Also
:1i white
Arrow and Greenhood
1 1 Makes . " ''
$1-95 y- $2-50 $3-00
We also have shirts for less;
plain color and patterns
$1.25-andv $1.45
See Them in Our Window
VeGive S. & H. Green Stamps
HANDICRAFT SHOP
SALE '
Bucilla Package Goods
PRICE
These packages contain stampod articles with thread to
Work. Take one with you on your vacation trip. Take
only a little time now and then to complete beautiful
articles. ' ' ' :
APRONS SCARES j '
PICTURES VANITIES
BED SPREADS BOUDOIR PILLOWS
Many other attractive things thit aro easy to make.
Phone 702 " 42 South Centra?
This Week-End
Take Plenty oi ,
Kodak Film and
Take Pictures of
the Fun
Summer week-cuds arc packed full ,f ,.,.asJln.; usually
something doing every minute, I'-' . ;v
Tnke plenty of dependnlil,. Ko.l.ik Film and lie ready" for
every picture climiee when it comes, stop fur your week
end supply ,.f Kodak Film now. And next' Moii.Ihv,
bring iu your exposed films for our superior nhnto fi,',!
lsning. tV
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