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TO EXTEND FIELD
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"Work haa started on th iten
sion of our main northwest-south'
&st runwsy and when It la completed
w shall have a total of 6400 feet."
Tom A. Culbertson, municipal airport
manager, stated In a report submitted
last night to the city council.
"We have plenty of apace for prea-
nt-day airplanes, but the planes of
the future will undoubtedly require
a greater landing area," the report
continued. "United Air Lines has an
nounced purchase of several new
Douglas transport planes, which will
have a cruising speed of 1B0 miles an
hour, while carrying 34 passengers.
They will have a wing spread of 05
feet.
"These plane are merely fore
runner of the enormous ships now
in process of construction. Several
prominent airplane factories are
building four-motored giants which
will soar across the skyways while
carrying more than 40 passengera and
a crew of five. Equipped with all the
advantages of home, these new planes
will probably be put Into service with
Jn the next 16 months."
Municipal airport was utilized by
972 planes In October, Mr. Oulbert
son's report showed. These were clas
sified as follows: United Air Lines,
188: United States array, 67; private.
32; and United States navy, five.
Will Pay Of ficial Visit
TREKA. Calif.. JfeT. CP An
Indictment charging John and Coke
Brits, brothers, with the allying of
three men. was returned by the Sis
kiyou county grand Jury today.
The brothers wore charged with
killing Deputy Shorlffa Martin Uw.
and Joe Clark, and Captain Fred Sou
born of Vallejo at Home creek, near
here, on the morning of last August
10.
The court set November' 0 for ar
raignment and Sheriff W. O. Chand
ler was ordered to have the Brltes
In court at that tune.
The shootings occurred when the
officers, aocompanled by Seaborn,
went to arrest the brothers on as
sault charges. Riding from posies In
the face of lynching threats, the
brothers finally surrendered three
weeks later to District Attorney James
Da. la and were taken to Folsom pris
on for safekeeping.
EMflffiSEI
By Geo. Ivrrwon
Towner rut meeting this week at the
X. P. hall will be In the nature of a
jubilee colebratlon over the fact that
two of the endorsed candidates wore
elected.
Ordinary routine business will be
largely disposed with and plans for
future club work will be discussed.
All Townsendltes of any clubs are
asked to take part. There will be en
tertainment features, refreshments
nd a dance. Modern munlo will be
provided.
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Mrs. Dnlly Record (above), nattonnl r4)mmnnder of fhe Women's Aux
iliary, blMthlrd American Veterans of the World War. who will nay an
official visit to Mrdford nnrt Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Secord wus
elected head or the auxiliary at the national convention In Milwaukee
last July. As a result of elht years or continuous seirtce In the or
ganization, In local und national offices, she has demonstrated her abil
ity as nn nrcunlzer anil leader. Commander Record Is from Denver, Colo.,
and linn taken an active part In the "forsct-me-not" drives held In
nenror by the D. A. V. niixlllnrv.
ARE ON PROGRAM
FOR LEGION SHOW
Program was announced today for
the floor show to be presented In
conjunction with lte annual ball by
Medford post of the American Legion
at Oriental gardens Armistice Day.
November 11. The dance and floor
show will be the finale of tne post's
all-day celebration next Wednesday.
The floor show program, as announced
by Lee Oarlock of the dance commit
tee follows; '
Don and Joan, International
dancers who have appeared In recent
months at exclusive night oluba up
and down the coast; Ruth Doner,
hula. Oriental and torch dancer who
Is coming here directly from the Bal
Taberln and Royal Hawaiian night
clubs in San Francisco:
Neva Peoples, colored blues singer
and dancer from PranJc Sebastian's
Cotton club In Hollywood; the Two
Hotcha OLrls, popular feature at the
Ban Diego oxposltlon; Herman Wha
ley, Portland's well-known colored
singer and dancer;
Bug Graves, formerly on the Fan
chon and Marco circuit who wilt be
master of ceremonies; Dick -Duke-Dan,
Instrumental soloist and musical di
rector for the floor show in associa
tion with Herb Hamilton's Broadway
Inn orchestra which la coming here
to play for the ball directly from the
Broadway Inn, Portland.
Ask Convict's Return.
SALEM, Nov. B. (X Governor
Martin Issued a requisition today on
the governor of California for the re
turn of John Eugene Sankey, who Is
wanted In Multnomah county on a
charge of assault and robbery while
armed with a dangerous weapon
Sankey Is now serving a term In San
Quentln penitentiary and la to be
discharged shortly.
Better clothes tor lei
rallor. upstairs.
Klein the
U losing time for Too Late to Olas-
1fv Arts is l'80p m.
Harpo Out of Character
In Choice of Helpmeet
HOLLYWOOD. Calif, Nov. 8- (AP)
On the screen he chases blondes,
but In real life well, Arthur (Harpo)
Marx has married a brunette.
On September 20, una curly wig
and harp, the movie comedian made
Susan Fleming, dark-haired dancer
In the last Zlegfeld Follies, his bride.
His departure from bachelorhood
was disclosed last night In a tele
gram thanking President Roosevelt
for an autographed picture.
"I'm in line for congratulation,
too, wrote the youngest of the Marx
brothers, "having been married since
September."
Virtually speechless with happi
ness, he said Hnrpo asserted he
couldn't remember the town where
his wedllng took place, but It was
somewhere In California. He was
more poeltve about the date and hts
plan to move Into a new Beverly
Hills home with hts wife next week
The couple was seen together fre
quently In the last two years, but
announced no engagement.
The comedian said no one spotted
his name on a marriage license ap
plication because "no one ever thinks
of me as Arthur."
Mrs. Marx was happily confident
that their marriage would be a sue
ces. So waa Harpo.
"He just acts crazy in the movies,"
she said.
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BY 484
(Continued from Page One.)
Roosevelt , , , 7.270
Landon - , 4 594
Lemke , , 1,384
Thomas (Soc.) 41
Aiken (Soc.) 11
Congressman Mott rolled up a S.903
majority vote over his Democratic op
ponent, Klrkpatrlck.
The vote:
Mott , 8,007
Klrkpatrlck . 4,164
Attorney General Van Winkle de
feated Dobson by 1,127 votes, as follows:
Van Winkle 6.641
Dobson - ., 4.514
Hosmer (Ind.) 709
State Treasurer Holman defeated
Burt by 6e81S votes.
The vote:
Holman 8,129
Burt 8.816
8 wetland (Ind.)
SHOPPERS GIVEN
CHANCE TO SAVE
BY SALES EVENT
(Continued from page One.)
ber of Commerce. Extensive advertis
ing featuring all lines of merchandise
appears In today's Mall Tribune, so
that news of the sale will reach all
parts of southern Oregon.
The buying public will have an op
portunity to save money Friday and
Saturday on new. fall and winter ap
parel and household articles, as many
firms have made special purchases
for the city-wide sale, according to
Mr. MArtl, Other members of the
committee Include J. T. Harmon,
manager of the local J. J, Newberry
store: Ben R. Gilchrist, district man
ager for Mason, Ehrman and com
pany: U G. Btckel, district manager
for the Western States Grocery com
pany; Lee Bishop, manager of radio
station KMED; Moore Hamilton,
editor of the Mediora News and Herb
Grey, advertising manager of The
Mall Tribune.
stephenson tops
legislative vote
In finalfigures
(Continued from Page One.)
Cargoes Inrrease.
PORTLAND, Nov. 8. yp) The
Uerchants' Exchange said today Port
land's waterborne trade gained 7 par
eent last month, eompsred with Octo.
ber. 1930, despite the then-pending
dock tie-up. Outbound shipments
Increseed and Incoming shipments
dropped.
Plan Experiment Test fields of
onions and grasses are to be planted
near Grants Pass through cooperation
of local farmers, the experiment sta
tion of Oregon elate college and the
aollege extension service. Planting
will begin with the fall rains and va
rious typea of grasses will be labeled
o that Interested fsrraers csn In
spect them to discover whatt types
do best. I
Dee Msll rrlbune want sis
candidates. OA per cent of the vote
was oast Tuesday In this county. The
total presidential vote waa 13.085
The total registration was 30,877.
Attornoy Prank J. Newmsn held a
substantial majority over District At
torney George A. Codding for district
attornoy, on unofflolsl but completo
returns from sll 70 precincts. Tin
majority Is 1,134.
The vote:
Codding 8.807
Newmsn 7,037
Newman's lesd ,, , , 1,134
The legislative end district attorney
races wore the olosoat on the county
ticket.
The figures In the compllstlons aro
from roturna gnthertd by the Me.l
Tribune and the county clork's office:
The unofficial count on other
county offices Is:
County Commllonrr
Billings n.) 0,348
Jennings (D.) . 8.308
Billings' msjorlty 8.038
Commissioner Billings was accord
ed tho largest vote and majority foi
county offices.
Treasurer
. Sweeney (D.) 7,867
Walker (It.) 4,863
Sweeney's lesd
Assessor
Coleman (B.) ..
Hnneeu (D.)
3,0
Coleman's mejortty ...
Clerk
Csrter (II.)
Punkey (D.) ...w..
, 8.641
4.3 IB
0.131
.. 3,704
Cnrter's lesrt - 3 337
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Shop In Medford During This Event Sponsored by Jackson County Chamber of Commerce
FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY!
Kitchen Stools
18" KHchen or Bathroom
stonl. All Steel Construe
tlou. Choice of Orwn,
White, or Ivory, fibular
stock price, 91.45. 9 Days
$ 1 .00
Grill Plates
10 M -inch genuine china, three
section grill plates. You will
find these the least expensive
plates you can uso, because
they last so much longer. Reg
ular price 35o. $ Days
4 for
$1.00
Forks and Knives
Silver plated. Four table
forks four forged one
piece knives with mirror
rinth RtaJnlew it eel
titatlen. one butter knife
nnd one sujrar hrl1.
Price 91.40. 9 par
All for
$.00
Square Tubs
These heavy 14 gallon square
galvanized tubs have never
been sold for less than $1.26.
For Friday and Saturday
$ Days
Skillet Sets
A i Inch an 8 Inch and
a lf'4 Inrli skillet, one
for ever- purpose and
they nil! last a lifetime,
hut don't expect to buy
thera agnln at this price.
$ Days
$ .oo ya
set of 3
$1.00
China Cups and
Saucers
He have six pattern
from whirl, to ctiooM
and they are all beauti
ful, delicate deafen.
Kteeltent Tnluea at Lie.
$ Days
8 for
$.oo
Glasbake Ovenware
10"x6" baking pan and
Vi quart open baking dish.
Selling price $1.25. Dayg
Rogers Brushing
Lacquer
Quart can of Roger
Kroshlng Lacquer, rholce
of nineteen colon. Reg
ular selling price $l.tft.
$ Days
$ 1 .00
$1.00
70r
I30 run, qui
OVAL DISH PAN
With llsmlle, lleavr lht
Ivory and Oroen Enamel
12-Quart Sis
Special Price $ Day?
$1.00
Cookie Press and
Baking Sheet
Cookie press -with ten assorted
shapes and a 13" by 15 vj"
Baking sheet. These two items
sell for $1.25.
$ Days
$1-oo
MOP PAIL
Lexer tjpe mop pall merit
Jut like the heart
tor pull hut made
rr for heme use
for 91.25. $
Colonial Lamp
i;t tilt Inmp for stud.
brdroem, or my room
where a compart, attrac
Mve lamp l required.
Globe supports metal
shades which has tnsrt
glour top. Sells $1.50.
$ Days
$j.oo
M ninlf
;$ 1 .00
Days
Canister Set & Cake Saver
four-pler cantster set and lotH
i a r it mw v "
The deration U pUld. There OX
are not rtrr many to fo at
thl price,
$ Day9
$1 .00
CONTINENTAL OlillLUNO COKPORAIION, PHIIA., PA.
Those aren't all the good values Hubbard Bros. have. Stop in and look around.
HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc.
MAIN AND
RIVERSIDE
TF.I.EPnONT
KENNETH V. HILLS
DEPART FOR EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Hill left
today for Chicago alter residing here
for about 18 months, during which
time they made numerous friendships.
The couple reflded st 29 Ross court
In the dwelling owned by Mrs. H. O.
Frohbach, who Is visiting In the mid
west. Mr. Hill was resident engineer In
charge of construction of Medford's
new sewage disposal plant for Greeley
Js Hansen. Chicago firm of designing
and consulting engineers.
Mr. Hill said before leaving that
he would not know where hla next
assignment would be until he had
conferred at hts Ohlcsgo headqusr
1re. He stated, however, that It waa
possible he would go to Hampton
Roads, Vs.. where hts firm has a large
contract.
Bearcats Entrain.
SALEM, Nov. S. (fl5) Coach Roy g,
"Spec" Keene and a squad of as WU. I
lamette Bearcats entrained this morn
Ing for an eight-day Journey into
California that will pit them against f
Fresno state at Fresno. Saturday, and
Whlttier college at Whlttler on Arm.
lstlce day.
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