MEDFOKn MATTTRIBUNE, MEDFOTtD, OREfiOT. FRTDAY. JANUARY 16. 193.
county bigger than New Jersey, Its
total population less than that of
Newark. Plenty of room, wonder
ful opportunities here. When ypu
come bring money. And don't for
get to stop at Preseott and ask for
Grace Suaikes.
Then come here and talk city
with W. W. Knorp. the newspaper
monopolist of Phoenix. And from
here travel down to Tucson, on to
Xogalos where Mexico begins.
F
and Homo of It oven under water.
It einbruues all that the French
know ahout the aliillty of field
workn to resist modern urniM.
l-'ollllWrt VullVH
The now line also differs from
the old in that it has no natural
lines of defense, such as the Vosges
Mountains, as a foundation. It
follows the Khlnc and Kaar river
valleys from the wiss 'border to
the rrontler of LuxemherK- .,
After the war of 187Q the
Freneh found it would bo too cost
ly to construct a continuous sys
tem of frontier fortifications. So
they built tho forts of Verdun,
Toul, Kplnal and lieifort. with out
Jyinff batteries.
Where they could not complete
the line, they arranged these, bat
teries so an enemy coming through
ihe irens would be under heavy
fjross fiid.
The Western Fruit Jobbers' asso
ciation has a convention attended
by 16 railroad presidents, one rail
road chairman 30 railroad vice
presidents. Cieneral Atlerbury of
the Penn. President Paul Shoup of
the Southern Pacific, speak at a
luncheon of about 1IW0 In the open
air, an airplane taking photographs.
GOVERNOR TAKES OATH OF OFFICE
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Such was the gap of 1'harmes.
: through which Crown i'rince Kup-
pi-echt of llavaria tried to go Jn
, iy4. There are no such breaks
i In the new line.
i
after the pincers, of whom Grand
may Gray is 1 03. shows you his
pi luting odce where, In his weekly
"Stars" lie was first in Arizona, to
print this column. ' ' , " .
Earl Sarnie, champion Jockey,
learned to ride on Prescott's little
bull ring track. And In Preseott,
Mergenthalor developed his lino
type machine..
"In fact," sayij Mita Sparkes.
"there is no excuse for living out
cide of this country. Everything
you want is here, roses perpetu-'
ally blooming. And not far off
pine trees and perpetual snow."
Leaving Preseott, to which this
column will return later, the car
with the cowboy driver goes on 100
miles farther to this prosperous
citv. center of tho world's greatest
Brisbane's Today
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A V - to
You know why bo niuiiy big rail
mad men are there when you learn
that the rich irrigated soil or this
valley sends out thousands of car
loads of melons, lettuce and other
products. You meet one man whose
company cultivates 29,000 irrigated
acreB, tractors working 24 hours a
day the year around. A farmer who
useg his Lractor for two weeks then
puts it away to rust enn't compete
Willi that.
el' (iii's off tin' inuiiiitiiiii rout !
I Merely living to be old Is nothing
! out here; you are requested to
consider Kd McCinly, ukim!
j who sleep: every night as Rucst of
t the state hi tile Pioneer's home.
, Kvery morning he sinru out in tho
j niouiitains prospecting for gold,
' walking up grades of 45 degrees,
I returning to his friends in the
j evening.
I !ancel .1. Heaman. who looks
If climate interests you. If yon.
would be rid of sinus or other
trouble, come to this state. The
crowd sitting outdoors at luncheon
today wore their hats to ward off
tho hot sunshine. .
:
Few realize what this nation has
to offer. Arizona is oiu? ofMho very
best possessions with potentialities
and certainties ' of wealth un
dreamed of.
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Business Depression Pro
vides Problem for Musso
lini Government Prices
Up, Wages Down.
single irrigated tract of land. The I
Roosevelt dam supplies the water.'
More ahout this stale tomorrow.
You ought to see Arizona with one
ASCIST REIGN
FIGHTS UNREST
IN HARD TIMES
Ity llinnlltou Wliilumii
ItOMK Tito fiiHclKt ri'Klme,
like many another nulioiml aUmin
iHtration', 1h feeling th reurtliuriH of
the bUHinoHH deprcHHlon with ac
companying unemployment mid
political unrcKt.
There have been a number ot
recent inntiinceH of rotmminlHt and
anti-fuKt'lHt activity. vttii)tlH f
tho government to impitivo oeonn
mlo condition by willing down
costs have not fit I fled all the
undercover mumbling.
I'lUMiiployiiM'iil (irowN
Unemployment, government fig
ure Hhow, 1h on tho IneieuHu.
Many key Industries uro operating
on part time; other havo an
nouneed winter nliutdmvnn.
To combat this Hltuallon, Muhho
linln'M Kovm-nment Blurted u rlgor
ou eumnulgn for wugu und prli-e.
reductluiiN. it net the example, by
reducing the sa la lies of govern
nient employeH ttn h verago of
twelve and a half per cent.
Tho pay cut have spread thru
nil phase of Italian Industry, lint
rent nnd"7irleen of manufactured
article have followed the down
ward trend somewhat slowly. Tliv
average red ucl ion in t hem has
been about ten per cent.
Nevk New Mai'kelM I
HkmIiickh interest h are reaching I
out for m.irkctH In oilier countrleMj
and arc getting every puRsilile aid j
from the govern ment. Tin out-
HtandinK accomplish men t in this
rowpect waa the commercial accord
with Hussla. by which the soviet
agreed to buy $10,000,000 worth of
Italian goods within the year end
ing June 30, 1031.
While It was not ho nominated
In the bond, there has been n na
tural reciprocal purchase of coal,
oil. Umber and ores from KuhhIil
and IntiiiHti lalistH seo in this trade
a source of low cost raw malerlal
that will help Italy to get Increas
Ingly larger hIIcch of foreign mar
kets. The line of this vision takes In
Sou tli America and It also sees
opportunities In the Halkans and
Near Kant.
Julius L. aicr, mum; f n at independunl to ho elected governor of
Oregon, was sworn in by Circuit Judge L. H. McMnhan In the capitol
in Salem
WHERE KIDNAPED BOY WAS HELD
7 H
til 3 V i
r : , rti
AnHuflnltul I'rr.s I'lioto '
The house In Webster Groves, a St. Louis suburb, where Adolphus
Busch orthwein, 13. son of Percy J. Orthwcin and grandson of August
A. Busch, was held tor 18 hours. before he w3 released unharmed,'
The automobile In which the boy was abducted is shown by the house.
Police sought Charles Abernathy (Inset), 23-ycar-ald negro, as -the
kidnaper. '
HELD AS LINGLE KILLER
Persian Turn Modern. 1
TKMKIIAN, lVrdn No
lonncr is the l'crslan woman Hhut
up in tho harem. Now she re
ceives her husband's vlsllors in I
her salon. Willi Persian men
uiloplin Kuropean cm-loins, tht-v J
allow' the women to walk aluoad
In their com pa ny, a nd t he veil
Kradually lH being dlscurde).
..Hood Hlver. Ulue Uilibon Dairy
plnnH Installation of ice cream man
nfaclurlnj! plant to deal with local
rttdc.
fialem. -lllda called for recently
hy slate highway department for
construction of 1-5 miles of high
way In slate.
Newport J. C. ltroaily of
Halem, , purchased Interest nf J.
Leo Hlewart In I'nst Office Drug
wtore.
The Southern Oregon
Mutual Rabbit
Breeders' Association
Is a Medford Industry organized lor
the ills! rihul lint, (if liettor vthhit
niimt. Halsed sanitary and dressed
sanitary. Contains more (nod value
than any other meat. Costs no
more, quality considered. Kacli rab
bit is stamped with u blue seal
unci Is quuruhlced to he of the fin
est quality. Cairlid by leading
markets. When placing your order
insist on thu Kino Seal Kalilill ami
get the best.
Indorsed by the IT. S" Gov't and
llospllalB. THKHK'S A KKAHON !
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.i-ioi-Mrrd Pi mi Photo
. Leo Brothers. St. Louis gangster, arrested In Chicaao and held as
the killer of Alfred "Jake" Llnglc, Chicago Tribune reporter, last sum
mer. The arrest was made under tho direction of Pat Roche, special
Investigator for the Illinois stato'i attorney's office, Chicaaj. Roche
said Brothcrc had bsct) idontifico by several witncc&es to the slaying, j
Or-OKim t'Hy. A. O. SIi'WH.m, j
otitractor, Htarlcd oontnictinn of
nw ivinm-i-y InrlMln n-nr hero, ,
Saturday Specials
Lamb Shoulder, lb 13c
Leg of Lamb, lb 20c
Pork Roast, lb 18c
Pork Loins, lb 21c
Hamburger, lb 15c
Sausage, lb 15c
Bacon Squares, lb 18c
Sugar Cured Hams, lb . 25c
f Just Some of Our Ads
City Meat Market
121 North Central
Phone 324
FRANCE BUILDS
NEW DEFENSES
U!.
ON EAST FRONT
Parliament Appropriates ' 4
Billion Francs for 200
Milc Cement Chain On
New Line.
M KTZ, Kratuv UVt A cement i
dcfonsM chain, aduptlnn its links to
the Krouml along t!., 00 miles nf
franco's new eastern front ier. Is
lu iiiK hnilt with four billion francs
appropriated hy p.n 1 lament.
All the lessons uf the AVoi M war
mi' helm put to profit in thin work t
ulonn Willi ttny other idens that I
limy hnve lonu' li ihe French stuff
ilH e HUS.
The new first line contain no
f.t. Kiteh nt the firum;ho. of
. i dun. It (m raiher a loitu lino of
field works, hut It piohahly will 1
not he fully described untllifter
the next war, if then. j
Ahout nil lhat can ho Mid of It
Is that It a continuous wyMetn. I
Medford' s Leading Store Since 1894 Pay Less Dress Better We Give S. & H. Saving Stamps Phone 232
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JEPARTlENllbRE
0. A. MEEKER, Manager
So
A Clean Sweep of Winter Goods
Here Are Prices That
Are Unbelievably tow
Sheets
Genuine "Queen of the
Home" sheets, 72x99.
.Regular $1.50 values.
On sale at
$1.30
Broadcloth
Prints
Popular "Sellezee"
prints and plain mater
ials 36 . inches wide,
cpecial, yard
39c
Hundreds of Main Floor Bargains
See Our Windows! See Our Store Displays!
Percale Prints
New for Eprir.g! Smart new
Percale prints, 36 inches wide,
yard i
25c
Ruffled Curtains
An unusual value in ruffled
curtains, regular 95c values,
special -
69c
Bed Spreads
Special $3.95 Rayon bedspreads
on sale tomorrow
' $195 '
Men's and Boys'
BLAZERS
All wool blazers in a number of
attractive patterns. Elastic
bands. All sizes. $4.45 values.
S2.98 '
1!
Tremenddust Basement
Sale of Silk Dresses
Large range of sizes, styles and patterns. Sized
14 to 42. There is nothing on tho market to
compare with these marvelous values. Purchase
of entire stock of manufacturer's close-out al
lows us to sell you these dresses.
Women's
Shoes
AM women's shoes
in our buemtgl
store. Values to
$5.15, reduced to
$2.98 and 13.48.
Nothing 9,gherl
Rayon
Pi-mte
Beautiful la?n
prints jor spring,
36 inches wide.
Basement special,
ard 35c U
Ginghams
32-inch Zep'hyr
Gin gh ans "i n J
plaids and checks.
O
13c yd
Curtain
Marquisette
New curtain mar
quisette with col
ored borders, spe
cial, yard ,
o 12c
lOur Finer Coats atf
PRICE
The. season's most oyiilai' t'.ilnii'S
and furs, as well as tho styles which
have been a sensation IhrouKliout
Ihe year! All have been made with
slim fitted lines.... . lai'jje, luxurious
collars novel sleeve treatment.
$119 Coats Reduced to $59.50 ,
$99 Coats Reduced to $49.50 j
$71 . Coats Reduced to.. $35.50
Black Coats
A special lot of black coats, exquisitely tailor
- - ed and exceptionally fashionable at this sea
son of the year. Regular values to $27.50. Spe
cially grouped and priced at one money-saving;
figure.
$14.95
i f One Special Group of
DRESSES
Which include most every desired stylu
and material reduced for final sale to
$12.45
NEW SPRING
KNIT SUITS
A brand new shipment of smart new knit
suits, specially displayed for those seek
ing carly spring apparel.
$9.85 and $14.75
j Special Bargains In
I Women's Shoes
! All our novelty low shoes in all styles,
specially reduced to v
$3.95 and $4.45
The Famous
ENNA JETTICK SHOES
The sensible, comfort shoe for all 'round wear.
$5.00
and ,
$6.00
Closing out. a special $6
Enna Jettick . number in
patent leather.
o
$5.00
Men's
Dress Oxfords
and Skoes
Close-out of broken lines and
, sizes.
One lot of $5.00 to $6.00
Shoes $3-95
$6.00 Men's Shoes . $4.95
$7.50 Men's Shoes ... $5.95
that much of U Is undcib'vound
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