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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, oi.MttiOX. TUESDAY,
AT'CU'ST n.
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Correct
Lenses
Subdue
Glare
Are Your Eyes Equal
to Your Needs?
Sunshine is healthful,
but glare is annoying and
harmful to the eyes. At
this season, especially,
everybody welcomes re
lief from glaring light.
Glare is a general con
dition there is no relief
from it except through
glasses with lenses made
especially to effectually
absorb the excess light
and brilliant reflections.
Optometrists have glasses
which do this safely, com
fortably and inconspicuously.
With these glasses you
are also enabled to drive
your car at night Avithout
being blinded by oncom
ing headlights. They arc
made with lenses suitable
for every indoor and out
door activity.
You'll surely want a
pair for driving, golfing,
fishing, vacation trips, to
wear at the game and
countless other needs. j
To the youth seeking
employment the skilled
artisan or mechanic, the
man or woman seeking to
get the most out of life
and looking for success,
the first desideratum is
clear, efficient eyesight.
Properly fitted glasses
arc buoys of hope to ship
wrecked eyes. They save
sight, relieve eyestrain,
dispel the gloom of defec
tive vision and render a
service beyond price.
Rlchta Reserved.
RED CHINKS
W0UNDI40N
SHIPBOARD
Back Horn To Arwy
One American Sailor and
Three Britishers Struck
by Hail of Lead in Siang
River Attack - Return
Fire Stills Rebels.
NANKING, China, Aug 5.
(A') It is officially announced
that nationalist troops this
morning re-entered Changsha,
which recently was captured by
communists.
Cut Out HIkii Mall Today
The Eyesight Hon-loo Bureau of
Medford Mall Tribune Med ford,
Oregon. Please mnd mo, with'
out coat or obllgwtlon on my
part, copy of tlio new Ilooklot
describing Sight Conservation.
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Insurance
First Insurance
Agency
' A L. HILL, Mtn.gtr
Phot 101 8 N. Gantral
Mtdford, Oregon
JOHN H. LOCH- .
Painting Decorating
Flnt Interior Work a
Specialty
Phone 118
SHANGHAI. A Hi, li. (Pj One
American find three British Hiillm-H
wore wouimUmI when cotnmunlMiH
n Hacked foreign KunhotitH mi the
Hhi n k river near Chuntfshii, hehited
dlHputcheH from Ihu Hunan ru
vlnec enpllal MhcIohciI today.
The, American bluejacket was
Hhot throUKh the tdiest yontonlny
when red nmchlno KunneiH Hny
ed the HldeH ut the United State
KUnlxmt FaloH with lead for the
Mecund time In a week. Tho 1'alus
quickly silenced tho communist
fire, dlMpatcheH huUI.
DetallH of the wuundihtf of the
ItrUlHh HaJloiK were lacking, hut
It wn known they won; memlteiM
of the crow of the ItiitiKh gunhoat
Tcnl.
Klvo Bailors on the Kiinlioiit
PuIoh were wounded last Wednes
day when communlHtH fired at the
Kunboat n It tiiroaehed ClmiiK
Hha lit observe condltloim.
Fifty Killed
Fifty banditM wero killed and
many wounded an the I'ulon re
plied with machine kuiih and three
Inch rifles.
DIspatehoH nald tho In test com
munist attacks upon foreiKn gitn-
hoats. Involved Japanese and Ital
ian vessels us well as tho l'aloa
and Teal.
lOloven wai'Hhlps, including two
American, were concentrated tuday
at tho trl-citli'H of Hankow, Wu
chanB and Hanyang to protect for
eiKiiers iiKalnst threatened red in
cursions. Hankow was virtually under
martial law. Chinese miMlcrs
searched everyone on the Ht recti
and a volunteer deferiNo corps was
organized by tho Krone-h cunimii
nlty for enterKency. Other foreign
quaiters wore barricaded and
KUnrded to prevent ro-enuctlon of
Hcenes last week at ChaiiKsha,
when foreiKn property valued at
millions of dollars was destroyed
by communists.
4
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FETE AT AIRPORT;
fL
funked he be relieved of0doctori
( bill fo "n Injury received by hls!
ERF
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; son Vincio'. in the Kymntialum of,
a tichool.
Lunrf.stroin said Clarence Hell, !
ffymnartiuni Instructor, had forced :
.'incent to "run th gauntlet" and
the youth hud suffered a broken
- arm.
lOKTLAND, Ore, Auv. 5. (VP). C A. Uice, city school superln- liAKKK, Ore.. Au. 5. oP)
K. K. hUridstrom. Portland, up- j tendent. aid the gauntlet would ' Floyd Johnson, Uaker valley farm-
peared before the uchool district he stopped. Lunstrom's request er. was in a hospital here today.
hour d of director last nlwht and' wan ht-id in abeyance. the result of a 2l-mlnin iire-ano-
death bultlo with ancangry bull.
Tho anlmnl attacked him on his
ranch and hurled him to the ground
ninny tlmen. Johnson finally slow
ed down tho rushes of the wiih
by hangliiB on to the ring in ita
nose. Neighbors finally drove the
bull off. Hospital attemlants said
Johnson may have Internal In
juries. '
LaOrande. C'.as service may bo
supplied this place soorr
Associated I'rrss Plwtt
Prlmo Camera, giant heavy
weight, must go back home to Italy
and the army. Immigration officio's
.-efused to grant an extension of
lis stay In the United States.
4-H CLUB PRIZE
L
(SOLI) HILL, Ore., Auk. 5.
iMpoelal) The school board of
this district has called for an '
election Saturday AukusI 1(1, at
" o'clock to Ikhuu $11000 In war
rants to be taken up at the rate
of 11000 per year until paid Tor
la supply a new heatliiK system
for the school hulldhiK and syin
lu.fluin. v
Tho present system has been
Inadequate to properly heat tho
lull Id lug for some time and tho
u.vmnaslum has Individual heat.
The new plant will heat both
hulldliiKH and the change, tt Is
believed, wilt make a Having In
fuel.
Tho state inspector In Ills an
nual report last ytMir recom
mended a chiuiKc.
TO CRATER LAKE
Three well known southern Ore
Kon men, Iticlmnl W. Price, man
aKer of Crater Lake lodKc; Guy
Talbot, president of the Northwest
ern Klectrle company, and K. L.
King, Httperlntendent of the Hmilh-
ern Puclflc llneH in OreKon, have
made possiuio uie cucriHiieu pn.e
In connection with the bo.VH' .i!id
Kills' club work at the Oregon stat-j
fair.
For the past several years Mie
two hoys and Rlrls, credited with
beliiK tho outstanding enlraiitH in
the juvenile classes at the state
fair, huvu been recipients of beauti
ful watches, provided by Mr. Till
hoi, a week's trip at Crater Lake
wllh all expenses paid by Mr. lJrlc
and a banquot In Mr. King's pr!
vato cur.
Tho two boys mid girls who won
(h esc honors ut lust year's state
lair are Mabel Kdlnon of Kugcnj,
Virginia Hpangler of Oregon Cltv,
(illbert Kidder of Sherwood and
Floyd Slafford or Troiitdalo. TIiohb
boys and glrlfl were dinner guestH
of Mr. King aboard his private car
on Friduy night of the li2i state
fair.
The boys and girls winning high
honors at the 192!) state fair will
leuvo Salem Sunday morning, Aug
ust 21. by automobile for Crater
Lake whore they wilt remain until
Hie following Saturday, They will
bo guestH of Mrs. Price und daugh
ter at a dinner during their stuv
ut the lodge, und will enjoy boat
rides on Crutur lnke, a trip to Dia
mond Luke and will return by way
of fiend and McKenzio pass. The
boys and girls will enjoy hikes In
the mountains at Crater lake und
will visit Government Camp.
As a result of the liberality ex
hibited by Mr. Talbot, Mr. King and
Mr. I'rlco in connection with the
boys' und girls' club work, compe
tition lias been more keen during i
the past few yours than ovor be
fore. Arrangement, are being made
(o continue these prizes indefinite
ly and the banquet wilt be given :
during this year's fulr as In previ
ous yours.
Nowherg. - Miller Mercantile
store beliitf r c in (til e I o d and en
larged.
Leo the Lion, living symbol of
:ietr-Gold wyn Mayer productions
visltt-d the airport yesterday dur
ing the dedication festivities, . but
bis altitude was not that of tho
thousands of people who were in
allendance, showing their inter
est in the planes. Leo growled
and paced restlessly, in fact he
was rather frightened when the
motors whirred for he could re
member a trip he took In Sep
tember, 11127.
Leo was then with Martin Jen
sen, well-known pilot, who started
across the nation from San I-Mogo
to Itoosevelt Field, Long Island,
taking him on the firrft lap of a
tour to introduce the trademark
of the famous corporation. j
M Isfortune overtook the good
will flyer and his passenger when
they reached Arizona. They were
foncd down In the desert, where
Jensen left the plane to search
for help. Cpon finding help, he
lest the plane, und the lion was
left without food or water for
three days.
I ami was then taken back to
Cillfornia und shipped to Wash
ington. I). t, where tho present
world -trip was started on June
'17, l'J2S, from the National Press
club, following u big banquet,
end many prominent people in the
capitol taking part In the cere
monies. On this trip the famous Hon
visited 4 utates and on three
different occasions has traveled
up and down the nation, has
been in Mexican border towns,
and eastern Canada. Kvon with
all of his traveling, north and
south, Leo docs not miss all of
the bad weather. Two years ago
he was in tho southern states dur
ing the floods : which destroyed
millions of dollars worth of prop
erty, j
During his first few months In 1
the big cage, he did not enjoy 1
the trip too much, but after some1
time learned how to ride It. and
how to conserve his strength. The.
calliope seems to be a call to
Leo that he If on exhibition, and
be gives the observers the usual
greetings when ho bears the nui
Mc. The huge nnlmali which became
the property -f the company 14
years ago when he was only a
year old. was captured in the Nu
bian desert of Africa. Among
hN lists of "flrstn" and "only s"
Leo Malms to be the first Hon
that has ridden In an airplane,
and the only lion weighing 7:15
pounds.
Four cars, besides the calliope
and tho cage are In tho parly.
Following the completion of tho
tour of the I'nlted Hnls. which
will Include a trip to Vancouver,
Spokane, Salt Lake City and Den
ver the last stop In the national
lour. The company will sail for
Italy, to visit several foreign coun
tries, taking about three and one-!
half years. !
. 6 6 6
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia
In 30 minutes, checks a Cold tht
first day, and checks Malaria In
three days. I
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i IRST airport in Oregon, first airmail station, first
aerological weather bureau, first super airway radio
station ... alt prove Medrord is heedful of opportu
nity. Harbo.' of Oregon's sky ways, it typifies
wealth, alertness, responsiveness.
Five thousand cars of Medford pears, shipped
to the four corners of the world, will bring $6,000,
000 this year. Lumber, cement, apples, livestock
will add another $6,000,000 and thus increase bank
deposits past even their present $5,500,000. A
93 growth in the past ten years makes Medford
Oregon's fifth largest city with over 11,000 resi
dents and 25,000 more in its tributary market.
Every evening and Sunday morning, most Jack
son County families read the Mail Tribune, buy its
advertised goods. As modern as its readers, the
Mail Tribune has Associated Press Service, United
Press Service, Arthur Brisbane, a host of comics
and features.
A. B. C. circulation of course, with 4,342 paid in
advance subscribers on its last statement.
Medford Mail Tribune
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THE ALBANY MARKET WILL BE DISCUSSED NEXTI
The abeve ad appeared on July 31 In Printers Ink, of New York,
one of the leading trade Journals of the United States, with over a mil
lion circulation.
This ad is one of a series being run by Mogensen & Co., and the 12
newspapers they represent in Oregon, to present to national advertisers
the diversified resources of the different sections of the state, and their
growth and prosperity.
This ad will also appear in 12 Oregon newspapers.,
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MKXICO CITY, Auk. S. (A
Kxculslor, Mexico Clly iliilly, today
hi an eilllorlnl IiiuiIimI Amlmmiiulor
Morrow and prtMllt'lod soiuo day lit
would do prosldiMit of tho I'nlli'il
to live in poaco with hlnim'lr nml
"Not sini'O I ho days of AmliHssa-
nor i-owoii ( inyion, who Know now
In live In pi'iico Willi hluiHclfl and
with us," tho paper nald, "has thcro
linen such a lmsliii'ss mini who
camo to Moxit-n In an atuioHphoru
whlrli many of Ills rniinliymoii ilu
(lured Iripmi'dlahly hostile, with
in a short time wIiuiIiik tho f rlinil
ship of overyono."
WILLIE AND 'PA'
LONDON. Auk. ft. irV Will:.
Building mitt hi fritlit'V-tuHiuiKir
will null WeilnrfMluy for Nw
vnik, VpnrttHM lAf ky by
will lo n-rmaHt-tft. ljr f'Tm'trr
Jeff lH,idn, bit tnt- .to nr
nnw a l' KnKlnml hfiwcrn
Wmtlliiw nnd StiiMfni:.
vf k In tho puwlllwir miir-
Iap4tf n !ut)iln rife with hin
r( t twn-riMind knockout of Uu'
I'nKllMh ch.uiipi.in, I'hll Hrtt.
Pa HtrlbliiiK atul l)l-kron nro
f-xriP(J (d coMfi'i' In Nrw York
w'lh Joe ,1 fiilm who luihtllt'H tlio
Ooiniiin Imxi'r'M nffali!.
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Brand"
Portland Cement
USE A HOME PRODUCT
Beaver Portland Cement Co.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
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Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Stand
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