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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1925)
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The pri'iiinilntlnii will lake plaeo at n Mk meetiim ol' the Copco Konilu, whicli will he held In tire iiKKomlily room or the Copio ImildliiK tomorrow iilKht. It Ih full Hint thin signal h'onor whieh him been liemowcil upon a Mcdford resident la worthy of more than ordinary Interoat. tills Ile itis the first Iniiull medal to he uwurdod in the state of Oregon, if not In tlm entire northwest. Tlio Insull medal was established in 11123 by. Samuel Insull, president of tliu Commonwealth Hdlson company of ChiciiKo. und in awarded with an appropriate cortiffdiLo to employes of uloutrlc utilities wlio are Instrumental in savin,'? lire liy means of the prone pressure method of resuscitation. The nwitnl of the medal and its presenta tion is an event of national import mice and one which receives wldo Bprond recognition throughout tlio country. Mr. Dynan. who Is now superinten dent of electrical construction for the Copco organlzati is awarded this medal as a recognition of h!s services in bringing Hurt Green or Klamath Kails back to life after Mr. Green bad received a severe shock following contact with a :tl,000-volt switch. Mr. Green was rendered unconscious from the shock and undoubtedly would have died had not Mr. Dynan promptly ad ministered artificial respiration Tor a period or over ten minutes, wherciipun tlio victim showed hIriis of life. The treatment wns continued and after 30 minutes the patient was in condition to bo moved to tho hospital.' Tho presentation tomorrow night will bo attended by many reprosenin ttves of the electrical Industry of this tnrritnry, among whom will be .. K. Morrill, chairman of tho technical sec tion of tho N. W. 10. j. A. In addition to tho presentation ceremony tbero will be 11 short business mooting of tho Copco Forum and an entertain ment program during which tho Copco films will be shown. Women Boss Oklahoma Town BILL FOR CONTROL Inllie letter to Mr. Cnrtir fiovern nr I'VigUKon niiya conceriilng I'aiter'H ejection from a Thanksgiving foot ball Same at College Station: "In your mate It was but natural for you to have been unable to dis tinguish between a colonel on my staff drcHsid tn khaki yellow nnd n town policeman dressed In blue, who under orders from the local authori ties ejected, you from the grounds in the Interest of public pence. Xo mem ber of my staff laid bands on you, us (uiggesliil by you ill the press." Af.KTIX, Texas. Nov. 30. (A. P.) JtcKignutlun of Anion O. Curler as a member of the board of directors of till- West Texas Technological college b.v WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.--(A. P.l l-'ull power lor tho president to take over and operate anthrac'to mines in time nf n nnlimiiil niiioreeiieV WOllbl bo civet, undo. II which 'Senator requested In ll letter today llorab,- republican, Idaho, Is preparing ' (."vcrnor Miriam A rerguson. for introduction in tho senate. 1 h l0"'-,r ""V" 11,0 is "l'",;"- Under the meusiiro a national the governor, and states that cmorgencv would bo deemed to exist "ni Informed that In December last whenever there Is threatened or Im pending disaster Ironi the stoppage or the anthracite coal Industry. I'hi.tnn Tlircc women elected without uacKins oi iiouucai ra. ... omen's organizations, control Kovcrnmcnt of Osage, Oklahoma own of 1.000. Left to right. Mrs. Lottie Byc.rs ami Mrs. Maji.l Holt, councilwomcn; iMrs. .Mddrcil Harrison, lua.i., rt'ioncnt was her husband. .Mrs. Holt'?. This language the senator believes to bo broad enough to cover a situa tion such as now exists, in control of the anthracite industry, the president would have all of the power that was conferred upon the chief executivo by the war-time food und fuel act. He would act through a new coal division or the lntenitato commerce commis sion. year Carter "fitled up a building own ed or controlled by you (perhaps a garage building) in the old fashioned bar room way, for tho (lil Men's as molntii.n in K.trt Worlh." l.l.tivi) nx;s l-oit taxi citiMi: (Continued from pane one.) circuit court for murder on the even ing of September 1 on u lonely road south of Independence, of Clinton Uaun, taxi driver. ( Uaun was found dead 111 the road, discovery of the body being niaile by Sheriff Frank Richards of I. Inn county. J.loyd fled in llaun s car fol lowing tho eiinie. and' was appre hended m ar TU" ?)i.11cm, Ore.? mi the night of September 2 und confessed to the murder the following nTunilng, (li-muiii .loins I'. K. Army. , XHW VOIIK Wllhelnl lUcaceUe, who once fought against Uncle Sam as a member of u t'-boat crew Is now going to fight for linn ir neces sary. Ho has Joined thu infantry at Governor's Island, Mrs. Denny Itailly Hurst. KlXtl C1TV, Calif .Mrs. Iteglnabl Denny, wife of the film slar. was pain fully injured when : her automobllo left the highway eight miles south of here. Mrs. Denny and her compan ion, Miss Francos Dale, were treated at a local hospital for cuts nnd bruises. SA I.I'M, Ore.. Nov. 30. Governor I'ierco today granted an extradition, on requisition from (he governor of Culiforiiia, for Chni'hM Wilcher, an escaped convict from San Ouentin penitentiary. He Is under arrest at lioseburg. ' ' WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. (A. P.) 1'nless the anthracite situation Is set tled Immediately, Representative Bor ger, socialist, Wisconsin, told Presi dent Coolldge today, he would intro duce u bill on the first day of the congressional session authorizing 'the government to suizc and operate, the id.ll mines. WANTS llN CINDIOItl'.l.l.A (Continued from page 1.) OPERATORS SPURN ANOTHER ALL-EAST TEAM SELECTED PinLAlJKU'iIIA. Nov. 30. iA.IO The antlvnirlto opccntorH in a iVUer to (.lovernor I'fnchot Into toiluy wrote thiit It in ftntoKMflile for u.i (o find in yuuy proposulti the IclsIh of a kouimI anil liiHllnw Hfttleinent and for tho mirno rt'iipohK llny ctinnot ho ronnid ti vd an a haidH for oonforonoo and ne (;ot iatlonH." 4 yiio lediT wiiH hIkihmI by Willinni V. IiukUh, clHilrmnn of (ho iintlirncito oporntorH tiOKotialloim c-onnnlttifn. The niinlei-H havo already iioeeplod Ihe KOVernor'H propowal um a "hanlH of iiottloinont." FOR AIDING HOWIE-OREGON'S NEW DRY t nrmiTv ounnM im of a HonHfition now Hurround.s tlio intended adoption. Another harrier arose in Missoula,, where Victoria's father, Tony l3eH-J chumps, prominent rancher, indicat- j od that McCord'H tiuent to adopt thei youiiK pirl would prove fruitless audi said that even" If MeCord came there to see him, it probably would! not clrnnBo IiIm attitude. ! McCord renewed the acquaintance ; here and look such a likins to Vie-j toria' that he made known his do-; b i re to ad P t lie r, ho nd h er to n n : expensive finishing srhool and takcj her to Alaska next spring. j Saturday, however, police and ju-! venile authoriticn ouestioned Alcford regard in the adoption and after I NKW YOItK, Nov. 110.- (A. P.) this Intervention, Victorias uLstcrs, Syracuse and Dartmouth each have withdrew their approval. - ! foot-. fH' CHRISTMAS OPENING TUESDAY NIGHT See the Gorgeous Display of Fur Coats Chokers and Furs IN" OUR WINDOWS A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Coat Until Christmas. - BARTLETT'S New Craterian Building South Central fit two players on an all -eastern 11 li-fi m hpIccJ iul tndiLV fitr t h Kocintcd press by John K. (Chick) I ,M eeh an, head coach at Now York university and former Syracuse men tor. .Mocha n's selections follow: Knds Hanson, Syracuse and.Tully, Dartmouth. Tack lea .loss, Yale, and Sprague, Army. (luards iWissinKor, Pittsburg S k u b i n . No w Y ork 1 1 n i vo rsi t y. t.'ontor M is.M llhin, J'rinooton. Quart or but k Koloy, Syracuse. Ilalflmi'.k Tryon, " (.'tdgato (Hierlnrnler. Darlmoaib. Kit II hack Krucx, Pennsylvania PHONE 31 and ami A loiter of appreciation, acknowl odKhiB receipt of the fund raised by contributions of Modford churches for tho' Children's Kami Home of tho W. C T. 11. at Corvallls, has Just lioen received from Ada Wallace t;nruh, executive secretary for tlm homo, its follows "Vi.ii- iKiier ultb the flno oheck our home recelvetl, and I assure . i h.-il wn annreclalo more tlia-l we can say the fact that this union ThanksKlvhiK offMrhiK was cnninoui od to our homo, .lusl at this lime wo are lrytnn by every im-ans to not our school house comph't'-d, and h" many other expenses are coining up for us to meet that wo are espec ially Kiateful. "I'leasn express our thanks to all the churches nnlthiK In this service for this cond ibutlnn. Wv are en cbtsliiK a receipt and want tti thank you for yuur mlcndld help and In-torosl." Ptir ,Vu POKTLA.VI). Ore., X.. atL ". K. Newell of I'mKcne, was hwoi'ii ill as deputy prohibition administrator for (rot;n by District Ketlcral Jude W'tdvorlon shortly after noon today. Jtoy T. l,ylo of Seattle, prohibition nd in In 1st rat oi fttr t he northwestern district, an. I Dr. J. A. Muvlllc. retir ing deputy administrator for Oregon, were preneni. "I prefer ind to ipako any oxtrava Kant HlatementH rearillnK the tlitnus I plan to do," Newel) salt) after taking the oath. I'd much nil her lei my ac tions speak for me. Tho statements made before entirin office are most ly cut and dried anyway." llu planned to reiuru to Kuirono to day and prepare to move t He expected to take up his new wort In two or three days. Boy Burned to Death In Flaming Oil Station PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 30 (A. P.) I turns, which may prove fatal, were suffered last nihl by Percy II ticks. Hi. when he was trapped in a flamiiiK filling station where he is employed. Aeeordintf to Deputy Kire Marshal Alex Hidden, the boy had started to clean the floor wit li wi soli no and swept the inflammable fluid awalnst a kerosene heater in a corner. leffSBBh.. .m ili. it i i i PHONE 31 RUSSELL'S The Christmas spirit prevails throughout the store with countless useful and practical gifts displayed, for men, women and all cges of children. Come in, look around, get practical ideas tor your Christmas gifts this year. You will enjoy the spirit of "Medford's Real Christmas Store." Wall Street Report tb kbit I), dr., to Hear .la,. NKW YOliK Kashlotiahle Fifth nvoiiue Is to be subject to another invasion besides retail Initio. TheVu Ih to be a supper club near the homo of John I), liockel'ellcr, .Ir., and JtoKor Wolfe Kahn will conduct a .lu7R orchestra there. SUFFERED TWO YEARS Finally Relieved by Taking Lydia E. PinkhanVh Vege table Compound, Says Mrs. Anderson JtaiiKcloy, Miiine. "I.ydia E. Pink hnm's VokuInMc Commund helped mo greiuiy ior oearuiK- ile-wn pmns in mo sideji nnd back, head aches nnd tired leel inns. 1 nutTorod for two yenrs nnd it seemed na though I could not get my work done from una day to the next. Af ter reading lettora from others who had taken tlio VcKotntiln Uimnound 1 decided tu try It and now I can do all kindn of work, (cwinv. watthinR, ironing nnd nwcepintf. 1 livo on a farm nnd havo (Ivo in tho family no am busy most of tho time. I recommend the VeRetablo ComK)und to my friends and hoK my letter will help some ono to take your mcdicino." Mrs. Waltkr K. Ander Bun, Box 2TQ, Konitolcy, Maine. Over 200,000 women havo so fir replied to our question, "Have you rvceived benefit from tnkinR hydia E. Pinkham's Vcgetabla Comund ? " 98 out of every 100 of the replies say, "yes," and because the VeuetaWo ComKund has lMen helping other wo men it should help you. Vor sale by druggists overywheiv. ' OF ANOTHER FIGHT -(A TV) -DIh- r MHI.I'W ST. Xtiv. :to onlers Krowlnj; out of republican no tivltios continue In Irtdaml. especially In (lalway, but this far without blood shed, ItallinasltHi Is belmr Patrolled bv sol- dlorrf hiirrlett, IherV from Athlntie as a result of an outburst of firing which roused the town at 2 o'clock this1 nmrninK. It w,as discovered later that bullets had shattered wind own and riddle doors In the house of Jus- j tice (Inllanher, j I-asl nlmht a party returulnj: from A theory I o t ialway ('by oarrj inn a imdion plcluro film of tho war thn- j fiuhthiK at .eebriiriKe was held up by I masked men who ordered them from ( their automobile, took the film from : Its box ami burned It, then permitted j tho party to pttceed. RAISE FUNDS Iff HOUSE NKW YOliK. Nov. HO. (A. P.) lloaethmary tondoncies aKain priMioni Inatod in today's stock market. An early effort to rally the mnoral lisl ItV biddinir no tho nillu t'nih.rl 1., in-. 1.-.. Portland hraclwny, although Kansas City S'miIIum n and tho (iinihcl I trot hers Ifsuos wore lifted lo now peak prices for the yenf. The closing was stront;- Subse (uent demands for some of (he minor specialties and railroad shares pro moted short covering of industrials in tho late dealings with several of tho weak Issues nnnverim; fl vo points or more from llioir early lows! Wheel iiiK & Lake Krio and (.'hosapeaUe &. Ohio issues headed upward and were followed by lieiioral Asphalt, Air Re duction, Amor loan Su.-;ar, Conuoloum ami Aniorioaii Waterworks, which ad vanced two to throe points. Sales approximated 1 ,500,11)0 shares. WASHINGTON". Nov. It 0t ( A . V.) Relatives of the lale Senator Wil liam A- t'laik have contrbluled the $TO0.fl00 needed to bouse the role bra tod Clark art collection willed by ( he senator lo the Corcoran nailery of ai l. ClmrleH C. I i lover, pre-1! dent of the t: al levy, announcetl te--ntuht that funds f . ihe now whin in which tho collection will ht placed had been hIvoii by the widow, Mrs, Wttlliiiu A. Clark, her daughter. Miss HuHitette Clark, and I wo daumh tern of thu senator by u former mar rlaut'O Mr. l.ewls It. MoitIm and Mix. Matins luilhahant. Peacock Nut Coal Just Right for Cook Stoves. Aberdeen Utah Lump Coal and Diamond Briquets for Heaters, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Etc. See Us FOR SERVICE PHONE 239 MEDRDRD Vie AmHvr to the Burning Q&stta, TUESDAY NIGHT WHEN THE WINDOWS ARE OPENED UP FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION YOU'LL BE SURPRISED MciU'ord incrcliMiils liavc provided toys for Ihe yirls mid hoys mid entertainment fur Ihe K'l'own ups for Tuesday eveninj'-, e(HuiiienciiiK at 7 o'clock. "Hiisscll V Jiave )i'ovided moiiic intereslinjr ift windows that we lioie you will enjoy looking at and especially do we want you to be .sure and See the Surprise Window Displayed Tuesday Evening There Is no Finer Gift for Women than a Beautiful Dress or Coat So witli thisU'l idea in mind we have purchased many new, ad vanced models in both dresses and coats that not only will be ideal for ifls, but will prove attractive to the one de-siring to .purchase new apparel now for themselves. $20 Dresses $12.75 Smart new models in the high waistline with full eiriular flare ' skirt. Fine' wools and soft lustrous silks and satin faced , materials in all sizes from .10 to -H. You will see thev are excep tional at $12.75 $40 Coats $23.75 lOvery coat new and in the most favored late winter styles with new ideas in collars and cuffs of beautiful furs. All the newest colors are here .and all sizes from lb" to 44 t $23.75 Handkerchiefs by the Thousand in Gift Boxes and Singles Thousands of beautiful gift handkerchiefs of every conceivable kind. If your gift thoughts i! m l" lliU,llK(,',''llH'ls V is now the proper time 3W 4 1.... ...i -i i . , , , tu seicci winie ou nave sucii complete and varied assortments to choose from. Artimo Embroidery Packages With D. M. C. Fast Color Threads Such pretty articles for your embroidery work gifts, as children's and women's dresses ind aprons, pillows, scarfs, bed snreads. doilie. babv m& bonnets and ftthcr infunts' ivmr. All liMvnJaW&S eiaigh 1). M. V. fast color threads for finishing tlie piece. O i o
