Medford mail tribune., December 08, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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IMKDFOIvl) AlAlli TRIUUN'K MKDFOliD, OlfTiOX. MONDAY, DF.C'KM IJKIJ 8, Will.
PACIFIC COASTjWOES OF FARM
Announce New Studebaker Delivery Car
FOOTBALL DATE
Fireworks Develops at An
nual Coast Conference
Meeting for Schedule
Planning.
Business Leaders and Ex
1 perls Open Two Day Ses
sion if)' Portland Over
1000 to Attend. ' ; ;
7 f
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TROJANS CLASH
WITH BRUINS ON
I ' ' III I I II. I . , ,., . . I W I
H TOPIC DUE 10 FAULTY ..fighr
IN CONFERENCE DISTRIBUTION IgateHai . nff P
Farm Bureau Head . Says UMff ii Jr4l
Surplus Not Real Cause- 'WMFfi I't J&M$r
Wants . No Change in fe4JI
"Marketing Act. ' ' EWgW SSD
' rOlt'TLANU. Ore. Dec. '
- 1'iominent Industrial leaden af
the. went, government official-und
butvnetw experts wore hero today
to exchange view on "uhjoctn of
major Importance to the Pacific
coat and nil America at the two
day conference of the western dl
vJnfon of the United HtateH cham
ber of commerce, Delegate! from
all western Htntea arrived hurt.
iilBht and today to llnten to In
formed Hieaker un railroad
rates. iiKiiculture, lumber, BrnpeH,
lnhtr.d waterways, comim-ree, min
ing und oil.
- Paul Khoup, preBldent of the
Houthern Pacific railroad and
wctitern vlce-prealdent nf the na
tional chamber, will respond to
the welcome uddrcBH by President
L. C. Newlanda of tho Portland
chamber. . i
The attendance during- the con
IIOHTON'. Dec. S. (P) RovIkIoii
of the nKi'lcultural marketing act
wiih oppoHed today by Ham H.
Thompson, renldent of the Amer
ican Karm Bureau federation. In
hlH addreHt opening the annual
three-day convention of tho or
ganization. "I believe there In In the act nil
the authority to do the funda
mental thlnKH that we want done,"
he mild.
Attending the convention were
farm leader from every agricul
ture section of the country.
I'rerrtdent Thorn paon cha lien tied
what he wild wan a prevailing
opinion that agriculture1 troubled
were due to over-production and
blamed fauty distribution.
"In tormn of human need there
Ih no HurplUH," he continued, "In
our great eltlea today nro hun
dreds of men nnd women, walking
tho streetH, idle. Factory doom
ference in expected to Hiirpafon the are dark and multitudes uro hun
1000 mark, from the 11 weatern
fltatos, Hawaii and A'anka.
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The new Studebaker Boulevard Delivery Car Is smart In style, designed for convenience, and engineered
for long, economical service. Its 70-hcrsepower motor gives it more power than any other delivery unit of
cur.h low price.
Features include wide side doors, two folding adjustable coach type seats, upholstered In leather fab
ric, and a vide door at the rear to give quick access to the interior, which Is finished in natural wood and
illuminated hy a dome light. .'
BANQUET TO END
gry. There pre today, too, mll
HonH of farm people In need of
every product of those factories
and there are million of dollars
worth of farm products rotting In
market for that produce. The fault e "V""!. ' VlS """"
Delegates from Ashland, Klam
ath Kallfl, Grants Pass and It oho-
burg wore In attendance at the
First Christian cnurch today whore
etui not be explained by the word
'surplus.' On the one hand are
millionti needing food and with
out the wherewithal to get on the
other hand millions desiring the
products of the hungry city worker."
Practical gifts seem more In
demand this season and they
should be for they are Included
In the most attractive displays for
the holidays.
Bundled up In neat Christmas
pai kaes are the fountain pen and
pencil setfi that are uweful to mem
bers of the family, or friends.
Then there arc writing folios.
One being shown In a lnrnl shop
Ih uf purple leather, lined with
Krosgraln silk of the samo shade.
Another In of suede In naturelle.
Stationery In tinhiue boxes nnd
arrangements add variety to this
GASOLINE VALUES
Csolino was given a thorough
dlxrusMfun at 'today's Klwanls club
luncheon by T. !. Travis, district
manager for the Standard oil
ed Christian Missionary society wuh
being held.
Dr. I. O. Osgood of China and
Miss Cirace Young of Tibet each
gave talks on tho mlHsfon work In
those countries. Mrs. Ida Hailcy of
Kugene and Mrs. B. 8. Shoemukcr
of Salem, state workers of the us- j
soclntlnn, were present also und ud-
dressed tho delegates. !
A banquet is to he served this
evening for the delegates by the
Young People's Missionary society
and the Ui-Trianglo club. Talks
concerning tho mission work will
also bo given this evening.
Dolly and Alice
Bury Hatchet On .
Rank in Society
WASHINGTON, Dec. x.
4 (P) Fur from, harboring re- t
fr scntment on tho question of
social precedence. Mch. Oann
4 and Mm Long worth called fr
fr each other by first names
when they met at the last
White House reception.
'Hello, Dolly," was the
way Mrs. Longworth greeted
Vice-President Curtis sister fr
and official Ihusm. Mrs.
Cann replied "Hello. Alice"
to the wife of Speaker Lout;-
4 worth.
PLAN DAIRY HERD
IMPROVEMENT IN
JACKSON COUNTY
Dairy herd Improvement wo; K
In Jackson county is soon to be
rorganicd on u permanent basis,
according to J. K. McCracken of
Ashland, who haK announced a
meeting to be held at the county
agent's office in Mcdford, Decem
ber 23, at 1 t a. m.
With the present low prices for
n hi lilac irlfL. Cormanondenee ' company, explaining the difficulty
turds In boxes that vie with 'tho n giving the public the best in,
inoxt modernistic designs are being nuch .fuel. Heat value and volu-l
shown, " I tH'ty "lust be evenly batanced to
Ilooit-cnds oxhlhlt no end of Hn thk greatest, efficiency to
ordinal and colorful Ideas. Pio ' gasoline. If tho gas has too much
Ivory Hoard Marketed
: Seven hundred elephants in the
wilds of Africa contributed to the
Hpeelat sale of tuski held recently
at Mincing Hijuare, London, to
supply the markets of the v. orld.
i tut ween 110 and 40 tons were sold
to bo (kisperiyd to various manu
facturers and made into billiard
balls, piano keys, combs, toilet
nrticlef, chess men, and many
other artlflea.
HAWLEY SAYS
TAX INCREASE
UNNECESSARY
Predicts Prosperity
beers, ltobln Hood, Captain Kidd
and The Thinker," finished In
bell Hunt colors, as well nti some
f animals pushing the hook In
place will enliven come of Med
ford's library tables Christmas
day. -1
And what could be n more In
terest. ng gift for Christmas day
heat value, It Is recog nixed
containing power and mileage to
a marked .degree, but lacUs easy
Marling. (
The speaker reviewed the his
tory of ethyl gasuiinu from the
Kmc the accidental um or Iodine
led to the development of ethyl.
used In high compression motors,
than a book by a favorite writer?) relieving-Wo, motor of detonation
(Shipments f the lotext books! or i,spurk knocks. t: The . .develop
hre arriving at local shops. , I n,t)nt ' tu "N'dlno manufacturing
Home brlc-a-bracUerv Ih more' d Improvement In motor mm
n?oful thin appeurances reveal.1 havo resulted In Increased mileage,
for matches and cigurelton are power and speed, as well ns mlnl-
Heverly concealed.
STORY 1
'Contlnutd from Pago 1)
I mining the carbon problem
IMusle In the form of two well
rendered piano selections and a
I solo was furnished by Victor
brother of Carl Y.
Words and music for
were written by the
Tengwald
Tehuwnld.
the song
11,1 i i sIiiRer.
Arthur Clarfleld Hays appeared as Today's nttendamo prize was
his attorney, Tho formal charge ' awarded to H. 1 W. Kpllvcr,
tl I It'll,. uuu ..,.,-(.! f .itl.lnMl
Ttm ....lui.. t Dm I loin li 1t wiin i liori'biiMfiit liV f 'iitn I lnltiiiJt f rtitii . 11 '
h vendor In the huslmw section. ieiieini jiio biiu suijuui
where he was selling the fruit Company (above), told members or
In agreement with & nlati eucour- the Nntlonal Tire Dealers' Assocla-
aged by the Central Civic Council
In Its effort to relieve the local
unemployment sit tint Ion.
-1LMAM O NKIL. president of
4 l dairy products prevailing, It Is be
' "" j coming increasingly evident to the
progressive dairyman that the low
I producing unprofitable dairy cow
is a luxury. A systematic weeding
out of such animals would go far
toward reducing the present sur
plus of dairy products.
Klamath county dairymen, as a
result of their first year of associ
ation testing, found that 1 6 per
cent of the cows under test were
unprofitable and were eliminated
from the herds. The dairy cow
affords a market for farm raised
grain and alfalfa, but cows differ
from one another in their ability
to pay for these products. One
boarder cow may eat up the profit
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. fr) .from one or more good ones.
Any proposal to increase taxes
will meet strong opposition, in the
opinion of Chairman Hawlcy of
the house ways and meatiM com
mittee, which originates revenue
raising legislation.
"I am ugnlnr any increase,"
ho said today. ' I do not believe
it Is necessary. Of course, some
temporary financing may be neC
eswtry to curry us over for u time,
but tho country is In a sound
condition nnd will stage n come
back after tho winter months." i
Hawley said money culd be
borrowed so cheaply It would be
unwise to burden taxpayers 'HI
additional taxes foe a temporary
pcrh.'d.
nnriTi Akin uni nun
runiLHu nuLuur i i
NEAR POLICE QUARTERS
PORTLAND, Dec. 8. (.D In a
daring daylight holdup staged one
block from the police station, two
youllm today obtained diamond
l itis valued at from a loan
company office. H. Israel, man
ayer. told police no guns were dis
played, but one of thi
KLAMATH KA'LLS, Ore., Dec. 8.
(.P That the defense 1n the Don
ald Naeker murder trial will be
based upon grounds of temporary
Infinity and defense of third per
s w;w indicated by counsel's
uuestloning of veniremen at open
ing of the trial today bcfore'Judge
(i. K. Kkipworth.
Nine tentative Jurors were pass
ed nod seated at noon.
The prosecution announced they
would ask the death penalty.
Mrs. William I .rock, mother of
young Nacker. sat beside him. The
courtroom was crowded. There
w ere f c v w omen p rese n t .
Half of the .-.&.:! families In
robbers: Cardiff, Wales, wlib h ha.s a popu-
eurrted bis hand hi a threatening ; luthm of :30,0nM, are childless, a
manner to hit coat pocket. 'rernnf Mirvey disclose.
LOS ANGKbKS, Cul., Dec. 8
CD The first fireworks of the an
nnual Pacific coast football confer
ence meeting exploded at the open
ing session today when the Univer
sity oi ouuinurn v-umurum uuu ie
university or cauiornia ai ios An
geleB failed to agree on a gridiron
date for 1931.
Stephen Cunningham, graduate
manager at V C. I. A., naid he had
offered the Trojans four dates on
the Bruins' schedule but that South
ern California had refused to play
on any but the opening date of the
season.
The 1931 southern California
schedule Is not completed and
three mid-season da8 are open.
The schedules follow:
Stanford: Sept. 19 West Coast
army; Sept. 26, Olympic club; Oct.
3, Santa Clnra; Oct. 10, Minnesota;
Oct. )7, Oregon State college; Oct.
24. Washington at Seattle; Oct. 31,
University of California at Los
Angeles (at Palo Alto); Nov. 7,
Southern California at Los Angeles
Nov. 14. Idaho; Nov. 21, Califor
nia; Nov. 28, Dartmouth at Boston.
California: Sept. 26, Santa Clara
(tentative); Oct 3, St. Mary's; Oct.
10. Oregon; Oct. 17, Washington
Stuto at Portland; Oct. 24. South
ern California; Oct. 31, Open; Nov.
7, Washington; Nov. 14, Nevada;
Nov. 21, Stanford at Palo Alto.
Southern California: Sent. 26, St.
Mary's; Oct. 3, Oregon State; Oct.
10, Washington State; Oct. 17,
Oregon; Oct. 24, California at
Bereley; Oct. 31, Open; Nov. 7,
Stanford; Nov. 14, Montana; Nov.
21, Notre Dame at South Bend:
Nov. 28, open; Dvc. 5, Washington.
wBsr so f .i i if
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tjcruA liunujki
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ItOSKr.URG, Ore., Dec. . (VP)
Joel Johnson, 47, of Melrose, illed
today from Injuries received Sat
u rd a y when a tract or overturn ed
and crushed him. Johnson had
been hauling logs. The tractor
reared up and fell backwards.
Johnson's chest was crushed and
he was scalded. Ho had lived here
for eight years. He is survived by
his widow.
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CLASSIFIED' ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
this luxurious gift
Itishop Manning's opposition, to
Llndsey's address lief tiro tho New
York Churchmen's I e u g u e last
week. . The. bishop asked that the
Appearance bp cancelled nnd one
feet Ion uhjcctrtb The question
wa put tu a vote and Bishop Man
ning was overruled, Lindncy peak
lug after a lengthy debate of the
members.
, LlmUey spoke beforo the Jewish
eummunlty center at Albany last
night. Ho nuUI Bishop Manning
was trying "to get oven with some
of the clergy of his d latere who
have been In revolt against him."
He said he did not know the bishop
was praying.
Poems And Dimes
Distributing his lamout dimst
hiring his Ihsnhsgivlng tsnlimcnl,
with ths world In pottle form Jonn
O. Bochsftmr, nssrlng M. arri.a
'M .hit wlnttr hsm in OrmonU
Btsch, fl.
STORY 2
(Continued from Pago 1)
Hon. In annual convention at Chi
en fio. that uext spring will see a
severe tiro shortage, ns manufac
turers are not making enough tires
to meet llin demand that Is sure to
come.
"Within two years," Mr. O'Nell
said, 'we will forget that there ever;
had been a panic".
soon as possible.
The ease Is frllcd with human
Interest ns two of tho three pr's
oners are father and son. Oeorge
J. Bennett. 4it. and Albert J. Ben
nett. ,4!. of Chicago. III., nnd the
third prisoner, C. II. Smith, 2. of
Texas, has never had a day's
schooling In his life and has al
'nys been a sort of a wuif without
home or relatives,
The older Bennett's wife, and
mother of the young
they assert run away
with another man and
She Can Can
ljkj ;. a
3
ml her whore ikj . ft K " TV Vfi
iihnuiH r unknown. Thu older v !l IkWgv 'N i
lii'iinvtt Mirvml a l.-rm In llic Jollrt x'5i v.
III. iipiillenlhuy.- for a holdup, his k ll Vl
whH'h lio ner'd and then wut ro- jf 1 V,: ",t. ..'i
IfiiiMl on proli ! r f " ? r ' -J
Tli yount-i-r lirnnrtt nnd Smith S. wi.! V " f." J
liuvtf novrr hoon In troubto hrforr
o fur n Ihr. iiuilu.rltloH ran lrurn.
nnd thoy both mvttM'l.
SUB-SURFACE TOILERS
IN THRILLING ESCAPE
KKATTI.K. It. . lVl Shot
out of h dtvlnic tnnk 6(1 fort below
tho Miirfiiro of Ktttott hny this
itftornoon whon It suddenly ovor-tir.-nrd.
lOdilto Sproulo of Whlto
t'ontor, wan reported drowned,
while Arthur Low yn nnd L. Me
l.eod. swum ahore. They were
exenvntliiK sand 200 ynrda off
ahorn. Air tireaaure foreed them
out Ilka toi'itvlooa.
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Trnrrio Mitloi
I'dllTI.AM). tire., llee . iVt
William Wllllnma. 40. or 1 1 1 1 lntoi .
died today from Injuilea received
In a truffle accident Snltndny
nlsht. Ha did not rea.iin coilcIoun
neat after enit l.r.uiKlil to the
hoapltnl.
h" ij s"v-
Ftorenco Qriei of Logjt couo
ty, Oklahoma, la toubiy tcccm
pllthad In a fading ar 4r.inm
and prcMrving. Sb mji tuvt
4-H club competition fot t.t.i
glrla. Tht award w.i m.id t i-
I international Livestock stiow, Ct.i
Wbt
cQokmg for a
GIFT
a Xk.
These II A3ILi:V solid
leather TOI LET K ITS
are unusual and genuine
To wbstbrn cowbot suddlci.ikers wc are
indebted for this new idea in toilet cases
a hand-made box of superlative solid
leather, which completely banishes the
trick loops and gadgets which men have
always hated.
Here's your giftl Wonderfully good
looking. And one destined to be rtallji usti.
Price is surprisingly modest for a solij
leather article of sucl.iutstanding quality.
$6 - $7.50 - $10
S W E'M ' S
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INSTEAD of knicltknacks that give momentary
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whenever you want them, frozen desserts and
the other little luxuries that make on electric
refrigerator the pride and joy of the whole family
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disagreeable; features of old style
refrigeration.
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