Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texto o o WTTCPFOTm KTaTT, mTBTTNT!, -WTflSFffltTI. ' rTOTiiKW,' FftTTiAY,' TTFTCTTflT- T,"T923 -NEW DEHYDRATOR WILL BE READY tail trade. Lotting and lumber man ufacyiru uru ulvun ffi'Mt place, live stock itenond, QKriculture and dairying third find the iniuiuracturfnK and mr oanllle IndURtrlfH In Klarnoth Fulln fourth. .Mention Ih niadf ut 17 nitinu ffirturlna plunta In Klatriuth Frills, aloriK thn Klnrnmh rlvnr nfur iho city, on thn HhnrfN of Upppr icintnih I .tike and In iht uf joluiiiK territory, Tlif total output ut whlrti in iu:M whh ahout 200,7 in;, uou fwi. "In thn i-liy of Klatnfilh Palls" It ' - aayH, "there are a pproxl mutely The fruit dohylrator lifting built In "'"r"1 r'-manurnrturiiiK ph.n.M. jilan the city by the Pulnlli Unhydrulor InK tmm ,,r"n x"" MV operated In connection with tlift Kokiib ? Ruitl h wowIuk. The nrnber nivr PropertlftH, Inc., Ih rapidly nnar- 'V'1" r Wjimiinni. It Ih .-la rnl. itiK completion I'eialh-d hiiIkII('n are lven relative v According tu OenrKfl Rmmwo of L to llvemork and other Ind.iHtrlea. fifltOH. Who iH in chorKe of the erHC Ini-riiliiti rominPiw commlH- tion of the plant, it will ha ono of the "' "l" l" n'w whether the largest In the state, will employ over chief nupport of the proposed nmv ine 40 people and will be capable or turn, i wou,,d com fr"m the con" 1ng out 25 tonH of fruit dally. The munliy or from Rome particular In plant will dehvdnite the fruit In inch ';l"ry r lmiiwtrlMi located or to be a way that only the moisture will be . located. extracted. .brlnKinic forth a product of . f,'"7"H t . a i.i fliitv fh PunelnpllI The reply la thai "while It Ih ex- process of dehydration la aald to hejP1""1 lhal tne Proposed new line will new and Med ford will be among the , receive mippml from the Keneral com firHt cltlea of the atato to use It. i munity and fro mthe xenenil develop ' The plant will tend to better the "n f lh" " H wrved. lix chief fruit market. It la claimed, by dchy uppnrt will come from the eHtabllKh llratlng fruit when the price la low, '"'nt of-new and additional lumber thus taking It off the market and , inanufactui ln phiniH In the territory. ,.nnniirniiv hnmtlntr thi nrlcn. .Several of the owner of larKe areas Mr. Uaaaaco Btaten that the Medford'"' r,,n,! M(,vo reached n point at whlchN branch of the United States employ- jiir umotr mmih. w VUi mm mrni ment bureau, under charge ol curia Gottlieb, has furnished him with com petent men to build the plant. been worn little was Indicated by the Hale slips which Indicated the price, 37 cent. lie believe the tramp hnuKht the ock Jut before starting out to walk from Oakland to Wal nut creek In answer to an odvertlne ment calling for a laborer at the Pa i&irif ceiiiiioxe plant and camea a iionf of bread with him to atrntaln hlrn on his bike, Mr. Kchwnrtz N Til Mrs. Kchwartz locked her si-If In her home In Oakland today, declining to iIJhcuhh the cane furlher with the in vefttlKutorn, on the plea that she la 111 as a remilt of the nervous strain. Deputy Hherlff Rfilph Harrison left for Placerville, Cal.. today to Interview a roan who Ik nuppoHed to be acquaint' -d with O. W. flnrbe, member of n relluioiiK cult In southern California, end whoso na me was found on the flyleaf of a book found In the partly deHtroyed laboratory. Information received from a Tos AnreeH resident slated that he has known Schwartz for a number of yeara and that Kchwnrtz had a silver plate In his body as the result of an Injury Further examination of the body will he undertaken to ascertain If there is any plate In it. The Noted Dead WILMINGTON, Del.. Aug. 7 (A. P.) -George Gray, former United Stmes senator from Dele ware and retired judge' of the l.'nited Ktatea circuit court of appealu died at hlH home to day' Ho was 8fi years old. BASEBALL SCORES .,- v American rnir.ADKi.i'iiiA. aub. i (a. p.) 1hft-fiPCnd Knmp of lodny'H douldo Hofldftr, tiftwen iho l'hllndflpliin nitri ClovelnnU! ArtlcrlcrinH wun plnyod In Ofi minute, Raid to hi lite kocoihI HliortfHt mnjor pffii ooiuohi on rcciird. Klrnt giimn ll. II. I". C'lcVPlnnd 10 14 2 I'hliudnlphlh ..:....4 10 S ' Buoktyo 'find Myntt; Qulnn, llol mhch and Cot-hrnno, Perklim, 1 Hecond gnmc . R. II. 12. Cloveland (12 0 Philadelphia !. !i !1 0 Uhlo Olid Mynll; Kornmel mid irochrahe. At New ytirk-' Ilptroll Ndw York , . DauH and BaHalnr; or and Bi;luuig. n. it. S 7 1 0 I'pnnock, Hhorlc- "' At nniilon (.'hlcaco 2 loHton '. :. ft , I.ynnR unri .rii'hiilk; RuffiiiK. and TMnlfh. . It. II 2 I) 0 3 0 I'lllll- At WnHhliiKton St. IvOlllH .......... WaHlilngton Ulard and .lliirKrHVi Oregg, RuhmdII and Huol. u. ii. i:. 3 8 2 II 4 I t'uvt'loHkli', It. II. K. 1 ; i 2 9 II ' Niillonul . At Cincinnati , Now York Clnpinnnil ,. Barnea and dowdy; Uonnliuo and llnrgravc. ' At ritlturKli It. II. K. Brooklyn "13 I JMItnbuigll 10 IS 2 Orimea, Ooachgcr, Khrhin-dt. Ilnhhll and Taylor: MeadoWH, Atlnnm. Muni, son and Cloorh, Spi'iiror. . At Chicago n. II. K. Philadelphia I r. 3 Chicago i'i 10 2 Cartoon, und 1 1 1 1 ! n ; llhiko and llnrtncll. HI. Louiti.Ifo.Hton. poKttioni'd; i-nin. bii, and ll Ih nnllclpalr'd that uh the dfmand for pine luinln-r IncreiiKes In the roiiKunilng lrrltorioH additional lumher miinufa!turing IndUHtrloa will he located In, the terrltorieu to he served, and ihenn IndiiHtrieH will re quire direct transportation to the nuirkelH ren(!hel hy the applicant and the Hiich of Iih parent coinpanlea and their affiliated compunlea nnd ennnec. tlons. Apidlcant la udvitied that Wey erhneuHer Timlter company and Shev-lln-llixon Ltimher company have de termined lo hulld mlllH of large ca paclly ut Klamath Falls." 'itiniKt'd Ity lliU'IjIncR Ah to expecied financial returnH from the . proposed line the tlregon Trunk aiiKwei-R that "hecouse of the fad tlinl the territory to Ii eserved is in large part under developed, it uan not lie expected that the operainn of he proposed line will Itself ho profit nhle within n numher of years after commencement of opcrutlon. It is Justified not only hecause of Iho ulti mate development of the territory hut hecuuse It will originate nl once very Hilhslnnlla! tonnage of long haul traf fic." The lino In lo he flnnnced hy ad vanced from the parent companieH, aaya the answer, and no Necurlllea will he Issued or sold. The company expects to Incur a de. flclt, estimated ut $338,784 In net op erating revenue for tho first year and a deficit of $67,2,31 tho second your. But ll estlmutes that the third year the net income will be $103,980, the fourth year $210,938, the fifth year $273,323, nnd annually therofater $264,270. If tho permit Is received In time the compuny expects to marl construction III the early spring of 192(1 and com plete It before (ho end of tho summer of 1927. riioxi: tip in mi itii:it cask (Continued from pnge one.) the wife said. "I have worked and prayed for this und have not hail a night's sleep In weeks," .Incolv Muurer, father of the slain youth, who attended each da,y of the sanity hearing, wafl disappointed. "It's the law hut I didn't expect Jus tice. My hoy is gone. I find no consolation' In tho verdict." "It's a shameful nnd disgrace ful vcrdicl," snld the usslstnut sjnie'ii ntlorney, Harry v. Print-. ker, "Scott Is no more Insane1 than nny man In the room. The verdict Is a verdict for tho criminal element. They enn take life nnd get nwny with It. The Jurors in this case did not the glorious battle of the cross which yon are fighting so valiantly." Schwartz was nnl religious and (he loiter wns not In his handwriting. To Meet in England. Whllo efforts to Identity tho victim continue, tho senrch for tho chemist, i who Is credited with carrying out the Nl:(iUO I.YN(ill:l roil ASS.WI.r. plot without a single accomplice. Is I being given more Impetus. Rewards (Continued From Page One) have been posted for his apprehension 1 ' ' and every avenue of escape ima been ler Mitchell, n negro, wns confined, checked, hut Information as to his for a ulleged ntlempt at assault on a whereabouts is even tnoro source than young girl. evidence regarding tho victim. Tho girl was returning In a motor That Schwartz planned in advnnco car from Lawnon. .Mo., lust night with in meet his family In tho event It was a young man, when u negro, threat- discovered that tho body was not Ills enlng the life ol her. escort, dragged given foundation by District At ktr from the car. Her screams, how-1 trney Tinning, who staled that a cyor, .frightened, the man nwny.. The letter was left with Mrs. Scliwnrti to man was trailed to Mils city. .Mitchell he opened In event of Ills ileal h ill wn Idontlfled by the girl's escort us reeling her to tuko the children to her assailant. Knglnnd. If SchwniU did plnn tho In n, brlof telephone conversation, J. murder as nil liisurnnco hoax, an J. Uiv, deputy sheriff, said lie hum authorities firmly bellov. he prcMllli In tho elly hull building. In which the nhly Intended to Join his rninlly In Jull la Mltuated. Hilt! that officers were Rllglnnd. doing everything In their power to I rintitml Plot persuade tlio rapidly growing crowd sheriff It .It. Venle today express, not to break Into the Jail. ed the belief that HchwarU planned the tnsurnnee hoax as early as lust Jun- OIIIHiON THI NK OfTI.INI'.S PLAN ,lry j nni) Hnr0 worked toward 1 that end. Me bases this on .the dls ' (Continued From P Onel Icovery that up until hist January ' ; ----- . :? Schwnrtx, nllhough owning consider- carrier service and that these range ,,,, ,,, , ,n0 n1mpr, ,,lrt , from eight to 34 miles from places ArnK. n Nllnrv ,.hemlst or general that do have railway service. I manager. In January, however, he In reply to a question nsking the prPVnn,., on ,ho ,urwtors of the corn names of other common corrlers with ,. , Rmnt hm , conlpPn.otlon of which the proposed Oregon Trunk ,, momn ,,Rvni,1( ,lori, f th,. Una will connect, and the proposed 0mpiinv. A r.n , this stock would points of track connection, the an- h,m hl w01(, ,rnn,f(,r u to awcr. states that "ihe proposed lino j, wjfp will rsach Kkookum ( Pniiiilna ) on the. Tho n,,riff, ihenry Is Ihot" It wns lino of the Southern Pacific company. thr nlm of Hrhwarti lo Increase ns nnd Klamath Kails now served by ,,. . poWhf). Mrs. Schwnrts own outhrn Pacific company and Ore- rsfclp ,n cmnpany so that when gon, California and F.ustcrn rullwsy h, insurance policies that were pay ooinpany, It botlsnf which places con- ,,, ,n ,hs ron,,,ny n.r pnd upon neeyon can he made." j,,, j,,,,,), mount of money which Tho answer goes Into detail relative ,, vnaM receive would ho grenler. to Iho topography and resources of, Sh,r(ff Veale slated today that he the country. The approximate urea t , Brrhlng for a missing manl lo ho served, It says. Is I!. nun square cllrl,t tn connection with Ihe rase as mllos nd lis population about 14.000. w, .In(r,i n published accits of Ihe Timber land Is given at 8.63! acres, investigation. pasture land approximately 6(1 per. Professor K. O. Itelnrlch. crlmlnolo. cent of tho entire area, or 3,S4nuo pl.t f the university of California, be ncia, nnd land unler cultivation n,Ves Ihnt Indications point almost (tbout 1 0 1 . I acres. conchtf.velv In the fact that the tiouy ' - JUwtgli'g lnlnli'j found afr the explosions and fire Further, concerning Industries, the w, lna nf a tramp. He bases this ' answer mentions logging 'und lninl.ei norif on a new pair of light brown manufacture, stink raising, ngrlcul. , fnund on the dead man. two xnlrt tiire," dairying, lumber remnnufnelur- .hps and an Oakland bread label on (ng indiigtrloa, and wholesale and re- a bench nearby. That the sox had )fnn Xol FiMinil PORTLAND, Aug. 7. (A. P.) A radio message to the Associated Press today from the freighter Nordic said that a man supposed to he Charles Henry Hchwartz, Berkeley chemist, wanted In the investigation of the mys terious cyplosinn In his lnbaratory. Is not aboard that vessel. Preparations are being made at Ah- toria,. however, for a search of the vessel when she arrives there tomor row, officers believing that a mnn who was reported to have boarded the ves sel at Oakland, Calif., may have stow ed away on the ship. o WINS Otf PI.EA OK INSANITY. ; (Continued From Pago Ono) know (he first principle of the law. Involved. They are loo ignorant." A majority of the Jurors favored Insanity from tho start, the first bal lot being 7 to D. Seven ballots weroj taken. Tho jury began deliberating after five alienists testified that Ihe prisoner had become Insane, and five other atrenlsts and fifteen lay- wit nesses for thn stnie said he was mentally normal. camp that her father had promised to adopt a little sister for her and said she had received the sane informa tion from MIks Coburn, who conducts the school on Riverside drive, New York, where Iiorolhy attends. RrowiilnK's hist. vlHlt to the camp was uji.June .. Dorothy writes lo him every week hut he never replies to her letters, she said. She receives her Information regarding her foster father from .Miss Knlherine Wilcox, principal of auks Coburn's school. ' FATHER SI.AIN BY SON.. (Continued from page one.) SORRY SIIK hV.IT IIOMF.. (Continued from page one.) death rather than offer myself for adoption." Other Cinderella III ST. .lOHNSnUKY. Vt Aug. 7 (A. P.) Dorothy Sunshine Rrownlng, 9- year-old adopted daughter of Edward W. Rrownlng, wealthy New York real estate operator, has been 111 for days at the .May house, a summer camp for girls overlooking Crystal 1-nke, at Burton, and does not know the con troversy regarding tho adopting by her foster father of Slnry Louise Spus. Her ailment is diagnosed by phys icians as summer grippe. t.oples -of newspapers contnlnlng references to tho adoption have been kept from the child, who was taken Into tho Browning fnmlly seven years ago. She told associates at the boy's college career. - Ho was lo have ! entered Cornell college this fall and i purchase of his trunk was he first ' matler lo engage his. parent's atten- tion when the three ce turned a few ! days ago from a vacation in Minne- i sola. , j Rev. Mr. Vandorvoort was ahout 50 years old and his wife is a few years younger. I The boy slept In a tent In the yard. The bed appears to have been oc- t cupled last night. Refusing to give any reason for the shooting until he dictates a formal confession. Young Vandervoort, iu conversation with officers this morn ing, told how he had killed Ills father by placing his repeating rifle within four inches of the elder man's head and then shot his mother ns she milled to the doorway. He said he fired the second shot Into his mother's head by placing the rifle against her temple as she lay on the floor.. Cook with gas. tf Lithia Springs Hotel Ashland, Oregon $1 Sunday Night Dinner $1 AUGUST 9, 1925 ' ' . - Slirinip Cockttiil OUtry Ilein-ls Olives.' Swcd Pickles Uiickcn' Willi Nm-illoH ' Consomme Clonr - Rotisl Prime Rilis of Reef, Ail Jus , ; Chicken w itli Dumplings, Litllin Springs Hotel . . lnml Chops with Green Pefls'V" Mashed Potatoes Piucapplo Fritters OraiiRe Sherbet Ungne River Tomnto nnd Ciiciiniher Salad, , French Pressiiifr. . ' Ashland Pench Purfait Blackberry Pie Iced Tea Coffee Milk Buttermilk Demi Tasse Wafers and Cheese WITH VBOrOKD TRAD Ii otlDTORD UTADX Mann's The Best Goods for the Price; No Matter What the Price Mann's Cleanup of Goats Women's Summer Coats in excellent styles; many of these will be good for early fall, some values up to $.'0.00; to clean up '. ..$9.95 All Children's Coats with or without fur collars, just, HALF PRICE. Cleanup of Chil dren's Dresses Children's Taffeta and Satin' Dresses; colors, brown, navy, blue and tan; up to .14 years.; reg ular price .f 15.00. Special $7.50 Imported Crepe Dresses, in blue, rose, green and yellow; sizes 4 to ti years; $4.45 values. Special for Saturday $2.95 Cleanup of Hose Women's Pure Silk S u s a,n u o Hose; all the new shades; $2.00' values: Special '. $1,75 Women's" new Silk Sport Hose in all the fancy stripes; values upto $2.95. Special $1.19 Women's Lisle Ribbed Sport Hose in all col ors and sizes; values up to 09c. Saturday only 50 pair Children's Fancy Socks in small sizes; values up to 48c. Special 29t pair Cleanup of Underwear 0aos To pass these bargains is to lose a great money-saving opportu nity. Never before have such' prices prevailed. Be here Satur day and save Saturday Special Matting Seat Covers for Automobiles 49c They arc washable, protect the clothes from becoming soiled and are comfortable to use. A real 75c value, for Saturday only 49c Women's Knit Vests in a very fine quality bod ice and built-up tops; values up to 50c. Spec ial 29 Women's Kayser Knit 11 1 o o m e r s, dark and light colors; $1.25 (val ues. Special $1.00 Children's Princess Mary Waist Suits in all sizes; $1.(55 value. Spec ial for Saturday.. $1.00 Women's Kayser Knit Unions; bodice and built-up tops; 95c val ue. Special 75 Drug Sundries Ponipeinn Day Cream, Pom peian Night Cream, and Pompeian Massage Cream; (5c value. Special for Sat urday only 50 llue Hose Face Powder, a su pert one adherent face p o w dor with a feathery lightness and delicate per fume; $1.00 value. Special for Saturday :.89 Cleanup of Dresses $29.50 Dresses $11.45 A group of enticing frocks of v silk, lace, voile and ci-epe satins in a generous variety of styles and colors; to close out.....$11.45 $5.00 Dresses $1.95 There ai'e in this lot a few fig- . ured voiles, silkettes, fine ging hams and other fine materials; many of them marked to sell originally for $5.00; Saturday only ...$1.95 Hand Embroidered Pantie Dresses $2.75 in English broacjcloth, prints and plain ginghams; sizes 2 to 0 years: regular $.1.50 values, now $2.75 . Cleanup of Cor sets and Lingerie Women's Crepe and Nainsook Gowns in all styles; colors, peach, flesh, blue and white; values up to $1.75. Special for Saturday $1.00 Richelieu Glove Silk Vest in black, flesh and orchid; $2.25 values. Special '...$1.69 Women's Pollyanna Athletic Union Suits in, peach, flesh, orchid and white; $1.25 values. Special .: ,...,.:.,,.. 89 Women's Miller Corsets in back lace and wrap arouiul:'st vies; values up to $1.00. Special $J.OO Cleanup of Silks 40-in. all silk Crepe de Chine, all coiors; $2.00 value. Special for Sat urday ::..........$1.79 yd. Heavy Printed Crepes; $.1.45 v a lu e. Special ..$2.19 yard Radium Silk for lingerie purposes; $1.59 value. Special $1.29 yd. Spider Silk in all colors; $1.00 value. Special 79 yard August Cleanup of All Wash Goods and Domestics o? .it. ;.. .1. t.i ii .iii-iii. i ujiiiiia v loin in iiiik, nine, yeiiow, peach, green and white; 29c value. Spe- AlfinnKcJ rial for Saturdaf. vard.............. 25t ilUiUlOhJi JM-in. linen fmShe,! Tnblc Duninsl: r !MV C ' "THE STORE TOR EVCPVBODV value. Special, yard 76 r tfmttmtntmote )Vearwell Sheets, taped edge, food ; $2.05 value. Special, each....$1.75 pnoNt-486-407 81x99 p-rnrtc ' ' " -cK 36-inch Lingerie Voiles, Nainsook nnd Crepe; G9c value. Special, yard ..48 : 1 a 2 9 a ; a , MM Orders Promptly Filked . Postage Prepaid -- Agents for Butterick Patterps I -