SAN FRANCISCO. July
Euraged h e ro n « a
“coppura," Jndfsn and I
U n have rone “•o ft"
• hardeae*” crim inal Itos 1
« uld to t «toy ta Jnfl .
Smith to * tarnd® against I
justice.
;
Smith w u hoahod to tl
here oa a charge ef being
Awakening f r o » 8 heavy A
o r a priso* hot, to t o tab
borne.
' j i "*
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‘‘W hat’ “ he heatedly *
cd. “ Ton going to le t a to
criminal like toe get asm;
Hi« face turned red ai
he plunged Into an oration.
<tP-
Power* oame down from his
north <17 tost above Chisago's
••My name la hot Smith. I Just
got that name froto a theatre
program
I'm the man Who held
i p Henry M iller, the cattle king
‘of San Joaquin Valley la the old
days .
**I held him np In -the hills
back of Loa Banos. He had 9200
and ashed me to loan him $X> of
the money to bay food. I AM and
ten years later we met and to of
fered to give me back that twenty.
“ J am known throaghont the
«te*» an a bad man—-a road agent.
I demand a coart appearance.”
Loop At 8:1» p. m TSstoday. af-
ter setting « new record tor flag
pole sitting oh U e Utah stgff o<
tha tö s to ry Mórrlàon Hotel MTO,
{restitue w ith
Jane 2», and has sat there coi
uonsfy ever since. H e entablli
a sitting record of K days,
hoar* ta d 40 mteates. as ags
the mark of 1« d a y a /8 hoars
15 minutes— « t by Spider Ha
in Denver.
collage boys sad g irl* who aye
student* of biology, anthropology
and ji**efcology question*. when
they fo rt t o emotional outburst is
immlAAffi. can determine wheth
er BMy sto being victimised by
emettog.
"W hen a to y feel* *all fumed
Up’ ever « to e BcrtteAtor g irl to
can’t drop d o « « da hts Bates At
her feta i t o rtofrnodl*e bvhr t o r
angelic chArma* H r i t wan his
g r a a d fM td r i Ita *. A s own fath er
But police, after bearing hia
appear, patted him on the back
and told him to “ run along and
stay sober.”
1,44, Saves
Life Of Father
TU LA R E. Cal., Jnly 18.— O R —
Gored and trampled by an angry
ball. F ran k M artin, dairyman,
owes his life tfi the daring of his
14-year-ol* soar, Tony, who drag
ged his unconscious parent to
safety and then shot the wild
animal.
The dairyman was watering
stock when the ball suddenly be
came mad and plunged threngh a
heavy corral fence. M artin tried
to fight the animal o ff w ith a
pitchfork, while several men look
ed oa. The fork handle broke,
leaving the man i ’defenseless.
When M artin toll beneath tha
feet of the beast, his son dashed
into the corral and dodging the
onslaughts of the Infuriated ball,
dragged the limp form of bis fa
ther to safety.
The youngster then took a rifle
and dispatched the animal with a
single shot.
KANSAS C IT Y . Mo.— R R — Al
W IL L OPPOSE SLASH
IX AUTO U C E X S E F E B
BEND. July 18— (IR — The
Central Oregon Highway Aa-
aociation will oppose the
move recently put underway
to slash auto licensb fees and
will work to Keep such a
measure off the ballot. This
decision was reached nt *
meeting of the association
by" the highway comnrtsaton.
Commander Byrd and crew of
the "Am erica”
and Clarence
Chamberlin reached New Y ork to
day and started their tTfAtopBant
march down Broadway, bat in th j
midst of the ceremony, a ddwn-
ponr .sent thonaabds scurrying
for shelter.
N SW T O R * . . J * l y 18. — O R
— NeW Y ork cMMped five hetote
of the a ir to her streaming bOtom'
today whan Commander Rich
ard B. Byrd and hia crew o f the
America and Clarence D. Cham
berlain of the Colombia arrived
koine aboard the Leviathan.
Because of the intense h to tj
Railroad Vets
FulfiB Pact
BORN, NOT MADB
Protect ytatt cwwa from that
peri. by ualpg tbo old original
«too A y . « t o lt o strength tot*
yrift. .to s t fly rèpdllftht sa
the « h *rk « . .
i'.
.
L O 8 A N O E L B 8 . July 18.— R R
~ * ^
* * f t n hg^the bronklng
dp jof "the happiest ,ecuple fa
HolljhrAo«“ werd ta k e ? Friday
Whe« d u r e W indsor. weh-Kbown
deren* Ator. «Io« to ft for divorce
f r o d a t o * r tonally' Well-known
dktoMW todnd. t o r t LytelL
«mils her awh wa^L based
Peil’» Corner
chinny «a charges o f jealousy.
.niusW tadabr aacmtWned “another
probably « a * yanked o ff htt kheea
Wotott" in her complaint, which
' by changing custom. X
1" "
••Ito «¿Hog* toy « t o tails to' revisHrnd ruptbrea in the Uto of
the "ttoddl éonpld” »nee thaï?
lore wHb h i up-to-date f lr l, Of
ten tAHta f t All b re r with her to
"v
lertfft that «O«M io rrtty to * vic I « . 1928.
This "other woman,” tie com
toria* pbAta.
plaint stated, one« wired Lytell
"A rational, beautiful Way of
lo r ISO«, W h lel « • * ¿»Warded
love making has not yet been de-
teio p to to meet t ig newer * * d * r - her. M l« W toBritt d o « t o t hrifW
ber identity, toe s iÿ t.
ataudtAg, * < l » fco d ri* -yonth
erniaef strength to be allotted to abohid n U
to etouMtoirid
tor
thé thrOe conferring power« '
changing lovers’ vocabularies lato
Bht th o a g i t i e deadlock that
has to r a lit*«
tagardlhg total
erttisbr ibhdhge Wpald to eelved/
Photo) 1198J, Medford, OtiY Expense
38 N. First St.
MEDFORD, OHEOOÑ
America* delegates take to plea»;
police are taking elaborate pre-
nre Iff thM thought.
eaatlOna against d ia u te r. n r a t
They « * * 4 to « t t le the ten»'
OAKLAND. Cal., — The little
aid StatioAs manned by physicians
n*gh t o t e t r t * on Ita bWn tto ftta.
boy who wanted to be a police
and nnrSM have boon, set up nt and Indicate _th*t they w ill t o t
man grew up to be a dancing
stratégie polnjs along the line Ot
agrte to have to« Jeriftotfc shift
teacher, but two Oakland men,
ed from tohnafe to gtifl ctllhera.
Gns L ar Rlen and C h a rt« Ad march.
Byrd and hia crow, Bernt B » -
ams, who form ell a childhood pact
forty years ago have aeon the Jul- chen, B ert Acoaia and George No-
tnim ent of their youthful ambi vllle, view th e ir reception to re aa
a mere iheident an rdnte th tow
tions.
*
Two decade* ago' they played exploits, 'f t o ir minds are turned
toward the flig h t te th * south
make-believe railroad train In the
barn nt the rear of the old Adams pole which they expect th at
home in Dak land. La Rlen was tempt next w inter.
D B NVBH , coin., July
Chamberlain, who piloted th *
cohdnetor and Adams was engi-
Colombia from N ek t o r t tb aer- — TWO If-yter-oiA Tbaths pot Mto
eotoolatMy in * ja il e « i M n f e x
At the end of a brief KoiAup car
eer which netted them hat * * * * *
Ih ftva "Jebs.”
. b
The* toe Orrillb O’D ell and
W^Uar L aM tte. to tii blaming c iH
cumstances and environment for.)
the plight Which may seMi them
th prison for terni* Ot i f years to
M k.
"W e Were hasted and but bf
work,” said O*fteil. " f t seethed
Today the men whd « n t the
string ot drygoods b o x « plunging
throhgh the realm o f fSdiy ate
fide dentist, so he turned dentist
operating the Pacific Coast's fin
himself and made h i* own teeth.
est passenger train, the San FraA-
Tfeahr s * e if three to h fa in
L im it« *. L ar.ftie u
making * lower set o( tStte teetHf,
i *<^S>n4jSt3l' And Adams is dngi-
He asbd « to (rtecc of alhfctnum j
and took the cast on a piece ot
soft sheet lead.
The coat was
10 coats* Hia tools were a file,
a pocket knife, and a hammer.
He molded th e lead around his
Jaw and made the Impression.
He then placed I t on a piece of
paper and traced around it.
W h at few remaining natural
teeth Treser had left when he
made hia falto one, be had palled
o at by a daatlst. That w u In
1P2S. He has keen Wearing hia
freak teeth ever since and de
clares they are Just as strong aa
ever.
Apon brutality
mA-
Though they are
vWterans
of
Sou: hern Pacific service, it was
t o t AdtH < Bbw dohka ago that
their boyMood dreams were reai-
i « d mad they wbre assigned ,tb
the u m e train. L a r Rlen to *
tteea a coAtoctbr for 21 years and
Adams h a* had 2 * years service
at the Ik tttU e .
HEAVENS WILL
BE EXPLAINED
Mayor Grow»
Many Flower»
"Other Worlds an« Onra” a
cbleetial travelogue. Ulustrnte* by
Mayoh ft. H . Pierce has a gal- lnnternalidea la the entertainment
ardia bed oh which he has be- .offered by D r..A . M . Harding, as
atoWed mpeh attention and which tronomer who speaks thia after
has made remarkable growth in noon and thia evening at the
the last two years.
Southern Oregon N o rm » school.
Dr. Harding spoke nt Medford
Last *ummer Mayor Plerca
started Vis galardia bed with 1«. Sunday evening, a t a U n i o n
plants.
During the summer he chdrch service, hia lecture broad
cut approximately 18,00* blos cast b f« r station KMBD. He sifcnt
soms. This summer he has aver that w « k giving a a n ti« e t lafr-
aged approximately 8,000
bio*, t h r « at O. A C. gnmitter school.
soma each w w k alnce tha flowers He la head of tha Mathematic*
started blooming.
and Astronomy dspartihent ot the
Bxqulaits specimens of the at tlnlvtoslty of ArBAhata And M
tractive b lo o m nre on display hl rhoogntaed u 0 * * of the bAttoaAd-
the lobby of the Ashland hotel i*g astronomer* la the BaBBthy.
constantly, and many visitors hia research BtoK etteAtova a M
comment on their beauty.
productive Af stArtltag rteAtta..
suBscttftft F or t BM tumnos
Spelling I» Golden to Him
the bttly wsy «At fbr we both had
Wlirea to sApport."
Atterirohh With a
S im pant*)*
« ä i r not âtttototot tolto, Wttl
ton primary MtoiAMA At Mb kti^
t i n t R A T to lh 1
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With la th . AlflplÄ» $ •» •* and »8.85— ftnttPTh <5c B air*,
W itlHtot tiuth. to fc lJ . I i . l t had * 1 1 * - OoahU I»» bx <
f t * Upa
Wlieti in Klartlttth Falls for a ntoek of more, Mr
MNqriBtiriY fenM hed APAIWJ m ENTS. íkefjrt]
Bow aad ftp to CfttB M ysry toft rate*. W* far
spoiling championship nt Wi
da*., had to tabs aeoond hew
»tai word "a-b-r-e-g-a-t-e.”
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LONDDA's "N o iS E f e it t ?
LONDON, — Hli— Nblhe eokts
the city of Lbadon aSoAt $5,000,-
00* a week, according tb a dec-
iArktlon Af ProfëMto JbSn Spoon
er, «reaitteAt of thé Polytechnic
Engineering Society.
Nerve-racking street-drill*, the
uproar of tram cars and other de-
«•atoting
sounds of
modern
streets,
« p lain e d
Profeetbr
Sflobaer, lowers efficiency in of
fices and cause* nervous com-
tJtstnta. Reduetfb« M noise in
c o m m et»» and Industrial Work is
a paying pMpoeitloh.
ifa id la g Iff 111«
takbft
through powerful «htotetotoí. H tf
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