Medford mail tribune., September 03, 1925, Image 6

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CFfEDFORD IfKTI, TTlTBUyE, MEDFORTV 01,'i:nONT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER .1, 192."
JAIL STAGE FIGHT,
A Bpccful HfHHlnon of the grand jury
wuh called thltt morn Ink, to dispose
of liquor cuhch )tendintf. It in ox
luvrted to conclude tho work by nlsht.
The cases include those of 111)1 Khurt,
nlJaa Bhannon, who held up Kheiiff
JoiinlnRfl and Federal 1'inhiblUon Of
ficer AlcCredle, at tho point of a ri
fle, when caught with Illicit llrjuor on
hit ranch in the ApploRute. a woik
oo. Joo rainier, a Lou Angelm nowit
hoy and preliminary fighter, churKtd
with driving away tho auto holding
the moonflhlno, and dumping the lat
ter in a creek, and Garland 16, and
Agnfl Held, 19, brother and sinter,
arrested on tho .Short ranch, charged
with alleged aHFlsiuncc In the inuk-.
lug of the moomriiiiie, are ulno held.
. Tuffy Held, who wan hanged nt
Ban Quentin prlnon lnnt pripf. In wtld
to, have been a brother of Garland,
and Agnon Held. The mother is de
tained In tho county Jail, at her own
request, and with no churge agaliiHt
hor. !
Another case Ih that of H. T. Ktone
lireakcr, JO, nn Ashland youth, charg
ed with posHOHHlon of u Ht III In the
ITjiilgrnnt creek (llntijit, with Jack I
Itondon of thin city, and C. Conway of
Ashland.
. Accordln gto the uuthorltlt-H Ktnno
breaker and Conway engaged In n
flht in the county Jail, In which Con
way BUHlalncd a Inukfii none. Cad
fooling ovor In formation given the
authorities 1h Ha Id to have been the
cause of tho row.
Ah a precautionary nieitmire flnci
flip Incarceration of (he uhnvn pi'lsnn
frs, two Jailoi'H are on duty at the
county Jail until their cuhcm are din
posed of.
'"1 ChoiiiiIiIch mn.
The exact number of casualties,
however, 1m not expected to bo known
definitely until opportunity bt had to
check hoHpltalH and in oi k u cm in sur
rounding towtiH. Doctor and ainbu
lanceH from Cambridge, HyeHVllle.
I'lenKnnt City and oilier noui-hy com
mUllKiOH U'oi'P i-jiIIj.iI In thf uri'tio nt
tho tragedy and The dead and injured
were being taken to various nearby
pointH.
Archer said that 10 men were with
(the main portion of tho balloon when
It landed, but that while ull were in
jured to Home extent, none were kill
ed. Eight more men landed near
Hharon. according to Arelmre's story,
all of them dOHcending on u house-1
(top, one being killed and tho others
suffering injuries.
I . One man dropped out of the dirig
ible. In Home manner tut it pushed over
Hharon, Archer said. llo Buffered
severe Injuries.
I Poor roads and steep hills prevented
any sort of conveyance malting fast
time In reaching the scene of the ncci-
aeni.
Ohio, Kept. 3. (A. I)
Almost the entire population of this
"llago. Home eight miles from Avu,
where the naval airship Hhenurlrjah
crashed this morning, was at the
scene if t he accident by 7 o'ebftk,
euKtern time.
1,1-1 of the Ih-nd.
CAIJJWIJIJ,, Ohio. Kept. 3. (A. IV)
List of dead and Injured: The fol
lowing In u liHt of (ho dead in tho
Khenandouh disaster:
Commander Zachary Iansdowne,
CirecnHVllle., Ohio.
Lieutenant Or. Louis Hancock, A un
ion, Texas, executlveJifficer.
Lieuteuant (I, II. liwrcncc, Kt.
Minn., watch officer'
Lieutenant A. H. Houghton,
stone. Mum., watch officer.
fjeorgo (1. Kchnitz. Tuckerton, N. J.,
chief radio man.
James A. Moure, Ji, Savannah, On.,
aviation machinist mate, first class,
Kvorott 1. Allen, Omaha, Neb., avi
ation chief rigger.
Ilalph T. Joffrey, Ht.i Louis, Mo.,
avlutton rigger.
aul.,
A 11-
Itartholomew B. i9uII1vhii. Loudl,
Mass., aviation inuchinist mate, firt
class.
William II. Bhattley. Venice. III.,
maehirfet mate, first class.
Charles II. Broom, Toms River. S.
J., aviation machinist mate, first class.
Celestino K Maxxucco, Murray Hill,
N. J., aviation machinist mate.
James W. Culllnan. IJingham)ton,
X. J., aviation pilot.
Lleutenunt K. V. Khepperd, Wash-
Miwdng and probably dead:
ington. U C, engineer officer. "
t Seriously injured:
John V. McCarthy, Freehold. N. J.,
uvlatlon chief rigger.
Gunner Cole.
WAKHIN'CTON Knnl A
The Hhonanduah rcm.it eri in tho nL-v
department by radio on leaving Lake-
nurst yesterday that 42 officers und
men were aboard.
WASHINGTON, Seot. 3. (A. p.)
The cruiser Shenandoah's senior sur
viving officer reported to the navy de
partment today that 13 were killed,
two Injured anil one remained unac
counted for in the wreck.
Thoht K cm-uel.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. (A. P.)
A list of those rescued from the Shen
andoah disaster and described as un
harmed or having no serious injuries
was received at the nftvy department
today. It follows:
Officers:
Lleutenunt Commander Churles 8.
Koscndahl, Cleburne, Texas.
Lleutenunt ltolund O., Mayer, Seat
tle, Wush.
Lieutenant J.' II. Anderson, Hyatt -vllle,
Md.
Chief Machinist 1L Halliburton,
Macon, Ga. '
Lteulununl T. C. Henley, Columbia,
Tenn. '
Lieutenant C. K. Bauch, Dorches
ter, Mass.
Chief Gunner Itaynjond Colo, Lima,
Ohio. i
KuIIsted men: . , ( " . ;
Louis K. Allely, . Logan, Ohio.
Henry L. Boswcll, Bagdad, Flu.
Arthur K. Carlson, Moscow, Ifluho.
JiimecOl. Collier, takewooil, N. J.
John J. ilulin. l'hlluaoiiiiim.
lu-iijmnln O. llvroth. Olulonlu. Nclj.
WhIi Johnson. Minneapolis.
Kulph Jonen. l.os Anop8.
Julius K. Maluk. Huoveivlllo. Va.
1'rank U 1'eckham. Fronston, Mil.
Aububi C. Quornhclm, LaliuhuiMl,
N. J.
William A. nuKsi'U, Ui-ooKiyn, i .
Joseph tihevlowitz. Uiooklyn. N. Y.
CharlcH Kolar, lnillunapolls, Iml.
Frederick J. Tobln, ArlliiBlon. Mass.
i.UiAi. iiiw.v t'uleinan. aviation chief
machinist's mute. Fort Worth.
xiu..u .!ni, Cnnnvan. chief bout-
HWaln's mate, Philadelphia.
W. W Klclmrdson. cniei nnvjr imu
toBiHIJher, WashinKion, I). C
Joy Turnctl lo Grlrf
CrtEENVILLE. Ohio. Sept. 3. (A.
P.) Mrs. Elizabeth Lansdownc,
hn. nt cntmniinder Zachary Utns-
downo, had anticipated Breetlnu her
famous son, communaer 01 uiu
f,tAi Khpnonflnnh. from the yard Of
her homo on Third street, this city,
ns she did last summer when the Riant
ship was steered out ot Its courso lu H
pass ovor tireenvlllo.
Mrs. ljansdowue is reported as be.
Iiik near collapse, a day of expected
joy haviiiK been turned Into one of
deepest sorrow. Neighbors anil
townsfolk called to nssuaRe the grief
which has befallen the aged woman
and everything Is being dono to light
en her burden.
C'uptaln Lansdowne visited hor with
his family last November.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 3. (A. p.)
J. K. Laiudowne. prosidont of tho
Weir Frog company. Norwood, Ohio,
Is a brother of lieutenant Command
er Zachary Lansdownc, reported kill,
cd;
Lunsdowne suld that his brother is
36 years of ago and haB a wife and
two children. Mary, 2. and Faulkland.
11, living at Lakewood, near Lako
hurnt, N. J., the naval air bacv.,
Tho naval officer. Lansdownc 'said,
was graduated from the naval acad
emy In the class of 1909 aftor attend
ing claBseB thero for four years. Ho
was then twenty"
GUILTY 10
7t. ' Dawson, roronlly- convlclcd of
Mllinl- law violations at the "Mill"
diirinir tghe Natlonul ;uurd encamp
inent, anil sellleiifcd' to three yours
in state's prison.- pleaded guilty lo
perjury In circuit court today .and
will lie sontenccd on 1 1 1 is cliargo
September 28. Following his trial
and foiivli-tlon for boot legging, a
vhnrgo of perjury was filed by tho
Htuto against Dawson.
IIUCII)I,I; CUASIIKS IN KTOIt.M
(Continued From Pngo One)
the craft to the ground In tho bust
manner pnnHllile.
In all lliore woro eight mon who
madn tht) perilous rlilo on the portion
of the ship on which Colonol Hull
found, himself. It drifted for tho
better part of n hair hour anil covered
B'dlatunco of ten uillen or more before
coming to earth.
Intense Excitement Prevallr.
Intense exclteninnt provalleil In I lie
mining community where thn shin
fell." In an almost unbollevahlo short
tlmo news of the tlisastor had spread
over the entire countryside and roads
woro black with automobiles carrying
doctors, .undertakers, officials "nil
morbidly curious to the points wliero
tho various portions of the ship fell.
Each portion of the ship was com
pletely -wrecked by the impact with
the ground and oarly arriving souve
nir hunters woro making off with hits
of the bag, spllntors of wood and oilier
portions of the mechanism. A volun
teer guard finally wus thrown around
tlte debris and a request wired to
Columbus for 50 men and three uni
corn for guard duly. I
At Hellovalloy, whore tho bodies of
the dead men wore being nwiunlilnl
under direction of lieutenant Com
mander Charles It. ItusDndnhl, grief
prevailed. Villagers, the ilnih routine
of tholr exlstenco Interrupted, stood
about almost unable to comnrohond
the catastrophe. 8uon after word of
the tlisastor reached hero tho local
American Legion post sent out a guard
of honor and tho veterans stood watch
ovor tho room In which the bodies
Wore taken.
Duo to tho early hour at which the
accident occurred, there were few. If
any, who witnessed the breaking up
of the groat craft. Alarm first was
taken whoti thn ship reported ovor
wnoanng at -i:id A. M., was nut seen
ovor points furlhor westward on her
course.' UcBpcrato efforts wero made
to Jooate her, but to no avail, and the
lust word -known to have come from
lior cfow was a cryptic radio message
plckbd up by tho wlrolcss operator nt
Fort , Hayes. Columbus, which suld
only,)'! am losing my sont.''
No l-Wplohlon.
Tliero wns no explosion. The big
ship simply met winds or n strength
which it was uniible to comliiit. Arter
encountering Oie. storm nt the high
altitude the ship headed heavenwin-d
to an altitude or approximately Minn
feet when It suddenly nunc down
ngaln iind broke Into three pieces.
One piece. tti feet or mere In length,
fell In it rich) about one and a hull
Inlles from Avh. The control com
partment in which lite roiiimuiiil.ei
nrtd navigating crew wci-o riding, tell
HQ. feet nwuy find the third section,
J Bit feet long, drirted through the uli
like a free hulloon. for 1? miles, bind
ing near Hharon, Noble county.'
V According to l 1,. Archer, operator
of a gnsnllne station here, who suld
lie had visited the scene nf the crush.
II dead were found In the controller
rtlhln of tho ship, which fell neut
Ava.
' Archer said that the imijor portion
nf. the Imlloou. about mm feet In
length, had landed two miles rant of
Ava. - The controller eiihln. accordliik
lo . Archer, landed about n half mill
'east of the balloon proper ami II win.
here that the 13 dead were found.
' Every man lu the cablnvus kilted.
Archer suld.
. .Mnchlnxt Mutes O'Siillivan. ilrad
ley, ltroon and Maxsucco, also were
listed as dead in the compilation mnrtt
liere, and Lleuicuunt Hhuiihenl and
Machinist's Mate Culbuun were listed
us missing.
.Aroher's account of the accident
eta the total number of dead at 14.
BACK TO SCHOOL!
Phone 245
Special Values for
"SchoolGetReadyWeeh"
Boys' School Suits
At Special Low Prices
All of our immense stock of boys'
wool knickei' suits have been grouped
into three big lots for final selling
If the boy is tfoinp; to need a suit in
the near future, now is the time to
buy because, a substantial .savin"; can
be made. '
LOT 1
$10.00 Values $6.85
Suits that sold for 7.:), .$7.r(), $8.7."),
!U)0 and $.10.00 are included in this
lot of suits. Grey, blue, brown and
mixed patterns are the colors.
Every suit is guaranteed to be all-wool and of t lie
finest tailoring. Many suits with two pairs of pants
are included in this lot. All sizes from (i to 10, in
clusive. . . LOT 2
$12.00 Values $7.85
This is Get-Ready Week at the Golden Rule Store!
Months ago we began planning this event purchas
ing to advantage, through our tremendous buying
power, wit 95 other, busy Golden Rule Stores, the
good looking, serviceable togs for the boys and girls.
Now we're ready! Completely ready with unques
tionably the finest stocks of school apparel in this
section of (Oregon. All the very best quality mer
chandise at prices which have made this store the
most popular, shopping center of Medford and
Southern Oregon. Come to our store tomorrow and
Saturday and see how well we have prepared for this
event. And, of course, you'll find the usual low
Golden Rule cash prices.
Included in this lot ai'e. suits that formerly sold for
!).7r, !p10.y0 and p2.W. -The colors are brown, blue,
grey and mixed patterns. The models are of llie
latest style and designs. . The materials are blue
serge, cheviot and worsted. .Practically all of ihese
suits have two pair of pants. All sizes from 0 to 10.
LOT 3
$16.00 Values $10.85
All suits that formerly sold for $2.1 1 .".00 j,nd
Ki.OO are grouped in this lot. Nearly all of the suits
in this lot have two pair of pants.. These suits are oE
the famous "Jackie Coogan" make. The colors, ma
terials and models are the latest designs. A real
opportunity to secure an exceptional suit at a big
saving. All sizes from li to 10, inclusive.
Long Pants
Suits
For High School Boys
Prices range from
$14.85
to
It $25.00
BOYS' SLIP ON SWEATERS
$2.05
liovs' slip on sweater, athletic style collar. The colors are brown, seal, cardinal
ami navy with stripes of contrasting colors. All sizes .from L'S to IjO. .
BOYS' COAT SWEATERS
!js.85
Hoys' I'.iadlcy flat knit sweater coat, brown, heather, with fancy trim. All sizes
l ioni 'JiS to
BOYS' PULL OVER SWEATERS
$3.50
Poys' Uradlcy pull-over sweater, shawl collar, fancy trimmed, worsted knit;
colors: cardinal and grey; all sizes from ''H in
BOYS' PULL OVER SWEATERS
$5.25
Hoys' "Hradley" all-wool shaker knit pull-over swealer,
heavy shawl collar, plain colors with contrasting collars
and cuffs. All sizes from J8 to "(.
Slip Into a Bradley and Back to School
BUSTER BROAVN SHOES jackson courAY fair, September 6.w
Phone 245
All at Low
Golden Rule Prices
Hosiery Specials
Stockings 15c a Pair,
Or 2 Pairs for 25
Discontinued n u m b e r s
and broken lots of chil
dren's stockings, grouped
in one lot to dispose of at
13c, or 2 pairs for 25c.
Regular 25c values.
Stockings 25 Pair
Children's Munsing brand
black and brown stockings
with heavy cotton rib.
All sizes.
Stockings 35J Pair - '
Or 3 Pairs for $1.00 '.
Extra quality heavy ribbed cotton stockings. Sizes
from 0 to 11. Very special at this prkxy
Women's Fiber Silk Hose
48 Pair
Colors: grey, French nude, peach itnd nude. Regu
lar 8(Je quality. A small lot for Friday and Satur
day at, pair, 48.
. n
Complete Line of
BOYS' KNICKERS
BOYS' KAYNEE BLOUSES
92
Made up from a fine quality percale cloth in
light or dark colors, with contrasting stripes:
guaranteed fast colors; all sizes from C to 14,
inclusive. : .
BUSTER BOY BLOUSES
85
In white and blue colors with contrasting.'
stripes; all sizes from (i to 14, inclusive. - r
BOYS' BLOUSES, ;
A good quality percale blouse; alf sizes froili: ;
0 to 11. A regular 85e value. . .
vitro x utt ittti
A special purchase of
boys' caps enables us
to offer a complete
line of. boys' caps at
prices that are unusu
ally low. Most
these cans urn
famous Weslev Hiii rv
brand. The prices are
b'5e, 75e, $1.00, $1A0
ana sfi.L'o.
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