Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 15, 1934, Page 9, Image 9

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    MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1934.
PAGE NINE
AT
GENEVA CONFERENCE
IS
VENICE, June 1 B. (JP Germany
will not return to the Geneva dis
armament conference deaplte conver
sations between Chancellor Hitler and
premier Mussolini, German corres
pondents were told at a press confer
ence this afternoon.
The conference, to which only Ger
man newspapermen were admitted,
took place Immediately after Hitler's
return from his second meeting with
Mussolini.
The correspondents were told no
accord would be signed as a result of
the meeting, although the premieres
found themselves In agreement on
many points.
Nothing was decided with refer
ence, to disarmament. It was said, al
though diplomatic conversations be
tween Germany and Italy on this
subject will continue.
With reference to a possible Italian
German bloo to offset French and
Russian blocs, correspondents were
told no such step is being planned.
The German newspapermen were told
that the chief value of the meetings
was to establish a personal contact
which the chiefs of the two nations
believe will be valuable In the future.
The conversations between Hitler
and Mussolini began immediately af
ter a luncheon at the golf club on
the Lido. Again, as yesterday, they
were alone as they conversed and
they talked In German,
V STCAMORE, HI. (UP) Pioneer
days will be relieved by residents of
De Kalb county in September when
the county celebrates the 100th anni
versary of Its settlement witn a rour
day homecoming and historical re
vue. Much of the atmosphere of the early
settlements of Illinois and De Kalb
county will be reproduced on a site
tentatively selected near the city of
De Kalb.
Gov. Henry Horner will be invited
to be a special guest of honor on
Governor's Day at the celebration
and other state officials will also be
Invited to attend.
A pageant depicting the history of
De Kalb county during the past 100
years will be given nightly during the
celebration.
CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP
NORTHPORT, Me. (UP) You can
buy Ira Morris Cobe's $250,000 ''dream
mansion" for $30,000. "
That Is the price which realtors
have set for the 80-room brick -and-marble
home that the late Chicago
banker but it for his wife, the former
Anna Watts of Belfast.
The Cobes were married In 1892.
Mrs. Cobe longed for a home by the
sea near her native Belfast, and her
husband built the house, which now
stands empty and silent at Northport
overlooking the Atlantic.
Mrs. Cobe died In 1928 and her hus
band three years later.
ISAACS' CAST EXCEEDS
The record established by w. F.
"Toggery Bill" Isaacs In the distance
rent of the fly casting tournament
conducted here as a part of the Dia
mond Jubilee, was better than the
prize-winning casting at the Port
land Rose festival meet, In which
fly casters were entered from both
Washington and Oregon.
Marvin K. Hedge of Portland, who
averaged 106 feet, took the Portland
prlee, while Isaacs' winning casts
averaged IO814 feet at the Medford
tournament. Isaacs' longest single
cast was 11 2 '.4 feet.
FREE!
This $ 1 .50 cabinet for your
favorite recipes. Simply
tend 8 labels of any of the
Porter Products listed be
low to Porter-Scarpelli Co.,
Portland, Ore., and receive
yours free, postpaid.
Porter'i
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
SEA SHELL
REAL CHINESE NOODLES
F R I L - LETS
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Famous Oregon Product!
h-S, tJliwrff Z1 collaP" after da of tflfl9arln0 D,w t h" PHde and prestige, Samuel Insull Is
shown at left as he was being pushed through the outer door of the county Jail In Chicago. He was lock"
I? . Jrl? 1r? Turey when nfl waa "naole to produce $200,000 ball fixed by the federal
""'""T mynw mo lugiuva umity magnate between two flngerpr nt experts leaving his Identifies
tlon marks as have others charged with all sorts of crime. After a two year flight he will be tried on
eharges tn connection with the collapse of his utility empire. (Associated Press Photo
Two Fatalities
SALEM, June 15. (&) Two fatali
ties In Oregon industries were report
ed for the week ending June 14, by
the state Industrial accident commis
sion. The report released today listed
a total of 538 accidents for the week.
The fatalities were P. M. Lewis of
Carlton and B. A. Shirley of Willow
dale. Xrny Pinckert, former Southern
California all-Amerlcan halfback and
professional star, has opened a
sporting goods establishment In Los
Angeles. '
Going to Oakland Wayne May will
leave tomorrow evening for Oakland
by train. He is a student at the Boe
ing Aeronautical school In that sity
Join the Crowds at the
CHATEAU DU COMTE
The Most Unique Resort in Southern Oregon
NEW DANCE FLOOR
COFFEE - TEA BEER
AND LUNCHES
REMEMBER there Is only ONE CHATEAU DU COMTE! . . . Come
down and dance on the waterfall Z miles north of Ashldnd. Pacific
Highway.
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Know before you buy what the paint for
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how many years of protection it assures.
SWP costs less per job because it goes
farther, looks better and lasts longer. A
proven paint on millions of homes. Colors.
The Right Amount for Every Need No Watte
57c pt- 1.05 qi. 1.95 Ksi. 3.40el.
Join Our Drive for Beautiful Porches!
S-W PORCH AND DECK PAINT
Goodbye unsightly porches. During our Outside
Paint Event only you can buy S-W Porch and
Deck Paint at a special reduced price. It beauti
fies and protects your porch. Easily applied
easy to clean. Won't show heel marks. 5 colors.
M Gal. also reduced to $1.79
QT. CAN
This Event Onl)
For Lawn and Porch Furniture
S-W Enameloid
A bright, colorful, quick-drying enamel
for exterior use. Will not soften under the
hot sun. Withstands weather exposure.
Event Special
Qt. Alio Reduced to $1.23
73
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w can
Save as You Dress Up Your Car
S-W Auto Top Dressing
Give your auto top another year of pro
tection and add to the appearance of your
car. Easy to apply. Waterproof.
Event Special
Pt. Alio Reduced to 63c
39c
S-W FLOOR ENAMEL
A tough durable enamel. Tea
popular colon. Thrift sizes.
62c pt $1.05
S-W SPAR VARNISH
Kexpar ia tough, weather resist- fc-tvj
big. For exterior use. H"l
56e pt 87c pt Sag
S-W STUCCO cV CONCRETE PAINT
A permment oil paint that seals
rj the surface. Colors.
$3.30 sal. I" 3 al. ilie
S-W AUTO ENAMEL
Renew your auto finish at small
cost Black. Thrift sizes.
5lc X pt 82c pt
S-W OPEX AUTO POLISH
Es9 Cleans, waxes and polishes In one
operation. Thrift sizes,
tgpjj 60c pt Handy Heuieheld Site
S-W SHINGLE STAIN
A bright permanent stain for all ,1
types ot sningies. Economy sizes,
4; I Art aa (Oferi tnd Oreeni
3I.OU 9". silihtlr Hlh.,)
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The Thrifty W.ih.tl. Wall Finlih
Easy to keep bright and clean, because
hot grease, finger and pencil marks, ink
spots, etc., readily wash off. Even steam
has no effect For kitchens, bathrooms,
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36c pt 62c pt $1.05 t
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FRE E. .44 page color book
The Home Decorator
III Painting Suggeatlont
79 Color Schemot
Actual color suggestions
on Daintine and deenrat.
A ing by Betty Wood, interior decorator.
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PAINT HEADQUARTERS
FIND LAY, Ohio (UP) A crowd Of
390 union sympathizers, bent upon
throwing Evangelist Jamea Lowden,
33, leader of the World-Wide Gospel
Courier movement. Into a fish pond,
was scattered by Sheriff Lyle Harvltt.
Harvltt and his deputies refused to
permit Lowden to deliver his weekly
sermon from the court house steps,
and amid Jeers and boos, led the
youthful evangelist away. A strong
antt-unton sermon by Lowden had
aroused the Ire of union men, whose
sympathizers determined upon duck
ing Lowden In the pond. Fearing a
riot, county commissioners ordered
the sheriff to act.
WASHINGTON, June 15. (?) A
bill for & survey of the Umpqua river
In Oregon, to determine commercial
possibilities, has been Introduced by
Representative Mott (R., Ore.)
The survey would be by army engineers.
DEBTTOSEN, JOHNSON
LOS ANOELES, June 18. (UP)
Repaying Senator Hiram W. Johnson,
Republican of California, for his sup
port of President Roosevelt In 1933,
Senator William Olbbs McAdoo, Dem
ocrat of California, has sponsored
Johnson for the Democratic nomina
tion for senator, ha revealed last
night.
Senator McAdoo also announced he
waa sponsor for George Creelr war
time head of the committee on pub
lic Information, for governor of Cali
fornia on the Democratic- ticket.
MRS. CAMPBELL SISTER
OF LATE CHARLES FRY
In the funeral notices yesterday of
Charles Roy Pry, who passed away
suddenly at the Community hospital
Wednesday noon, having been strick
en with appendicitis last Monday
while at work at the Umpqua forest
service camp, the name of a sister
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SEE US FOR
BINDER TWINE
and GRAIN SACKS
F. E. SAMSON CO.
229 N. Riverside.
Phone 833
waa omitted. She la Mm. Ada Camp,
bell ot this city.
GREY, NOT MEYER, WON
SPEEDBOAT LAURELS
In the correction of an announce
ment In yesterday's Mall Tribune,
which stated that joe Meyer won
three first prises In last year's speed
boat regatta on the upper Klamath
lake, Harold Grey was the recipient
of the prizes. Meyer did not attend
the races.
Visitor from Ohio (Mrs. Gertie
Priest of Marlon, Ohio, arrived here
this morning on the Shasta, to visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Woods.
PERSONAL
We are pleased to direct our customers attention
to a new aclentlflo discovery oalled Wlx, which
Umlnstes the necessity for the old-fashioned san
Itary pad. Wlx Is the development of two phy
tlclans, and eliminates bolts, pins, bulging pad.
Wlx la a highly absorbent tampon, which Is Imdi
Ible even with a bathing suit, yet affords the most
complete hyglenlo protection. Wlx stops chafing,
kills odors. Wlx Is approved by physicians.
Wlx la used by all of the Hollywood stars.
A woman thoroughly experienced In problems of
feminine hygiene will be at our store Saturday.
f'l OWN
Cosraotio Dept. Main Floor
SLOTS IF
fPLEASe OON'T 60 SO jfifoON'T WORRY.' WE'RE
3 FAST JIM ! WHAT IF f RIDING ON SILVERTOWN )
I WE HAD A BLOW-OUT? j TIRES WITH THE
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PROTECTION fen
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AMAZING NEW TUBE !
l ...won't even tear when run Hat I
" Here's an Inner tube that can actually ba . i
P" " a run flat, without rips or rim-cutsl Goodrich I'M
I ' jL now makes this amazing new kind of tube in J:'":K'
; V all popular sizes. Come in and see how it f'l!'jr
; K resists damage even when run flat. Jr ' jf '
w Goodr,c'1 Gold & Black
' X Silvertown Tube J" Jr
EVERY year thousands are killed or
injured by accidents due to blow
outs. When you travel along 40, SO or
60 miles an hour, terrific heat is gener
ated inside your tire. The rubber and
fabric begin to separate a blister starts
and grows bigger and bigger until sud
denly BANQ a blow-out. You can't
steer, you can't stop. You're headed
for trouble . But now you can get blow
out protection, because every new
Goodrich Silvertown has the Life-Saver
Golden Ply. This amazing Invention
resists heat. Rubber and fabric don't
separate, thusblistersdon'tform.Blow
outs are prevented by removing their ,
great, unseen cause.
No Extra Cost
Sllvertowns do not cost a penny mora than
other standard tires. You get this priceless
blow-out protection free and months of extra
wear besides. That blister, that blow-out la
the making, may be In your tire right now.
Play safe. Let us put a set of these life-saving
Goodrich Silvertowns on your car now.
The
NEW
trie
BUT I'M RUNNING IT BECAUSE 3 OF THESE PRODUCTS
) WILL SAVE YOU PLENTY AND ONE OF THEM,
9 THE GOLDEN PLY, MAY EVEN SAVE YOUR LIFE
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SilvertownJ
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BATTERY
Saves as much as 20 in cost per month.
An entirely new principle of design and
construction protects this Goodrich bat
tery against short circuits. Costs no
more than other eood
batteries gives long, $4 095
uuuuic-iicc aciviuc wiui
minimum attention.
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QUALITY
TIDrC AT CHEAP
I IILU TIRE PRICES
Thouaandt of motor
ists are going to cut
tiro costs down
thanks to this new
Goodrich, 1 Quality
Cavalier.
Think of It! A big.
cxtra-nturdy tire, giv
ing you thousands of
miles of extra wear.M
Is there any further
need to shop around
for rock bottom prices
when this amazing
value Is available
right here?
Come tn and let us
show you this super
value tire. See for
yourself how rugged
it it.. .You'll ba sur
prised that you can
?;ct so much tire value
or so little money.
Goodrich
CAVALIER TIRES
4.40-21 $5.70
4.50-20 $6.20
4.60-21 $6.50
4.75-19 $6.90
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Lewis Super Service Station
"MEDFORD'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER"
"WE NEVER CLOSE "-TOWINCr AND WRECKING SERVICE
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