Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

PXOE BET.
WErroTm irxTT trtbttxe, MEnroRP, onEnov. Tuesday, .yniL 17, ims.
OVERLAND
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PROCLAMATION
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LONE
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I To the Citizens of Medford:
Whereas 33 states of the
t.'nSon. Including Oregon, are
recognizing the week of April
i 15-21 at "Be Kind To Animals
j Week," and whereas audi a
humane movement la of high
: purpose, generoua Impulse
' and a fine Influence in our 4
community, therefore be It re- j
i solved that the citizens of NEW YORK. April 17. tp-
-Medford accept the kindly ; The Democratic state committee
purpose ot mis weeK in lla
LAUNCHED, HAILED
IN FINE PHRASES
Passengers On Observation
formally launched Governor Alfred
E. Smith's candidac' for president
by adopting a resolution calling
ujon the state delegates to present
his name to the national conven-
licved now that a hop-off will' uiffrriit in airplane and ent-ine District Attorney Uuy Cordon, tics, expressed himself, as being j fund transaction, having been one
nut be ponml.le befure late In con.-trm -Hurt Ixffure the dream f who appeared with District Attor- well pleased with the court's deci-. of the committee eDt ,0
the week. m.,an air nervice is ever realized ney John Carson, of Marion county. I slon. Attorney Cordon has been, Washington to P'f"'
Additional detail, as to the i,,M the wr. r.f flight. I on '"-half of the land grant coun-'Tery active In the entire grant re- feore the ron-resmonsi c mm e.
da-mage to the plane were received but the whole future of aviation
in mriMiKe frum W. S. Ilurreti. depends upon ine juei anu en
radio operator at 1'olnt Armour, Klnes. Future generation, will
: imil. from the x ene of the ' luugti l u (or attempting to
Hremen's landing, and from the the Atlantic .with fuel weigh
fierman baron himself. Tile baron l"'v'n ' " to a cal-
wired Jioljert Cannon, a director l'n."
tif lite i'unadian Trans-Continental
Airways at Montreal, that the
wheels, cabin and propeller of
tit firemen were Imtllv lamiiirijl 1
lint thai the wing were intact. lilOHI.IN. AiAll J7. UP) I'rinee
STOKV OK Kl.ltiHT
(Continued from Page' One)
III
Held Up While Leaving
Chicago Notables Listed
' Among Victims Bandit;
:l Wears Polkadot Mask.
Escapes With Ease.
Baseball Scores
Cincinnati-IMttsiiurg postponed,
rain.
humane spirit and be kind
and gentle to all animals.
. O. O. ALKNUEIIFER,
Mayor.
, Platform of Crack i rain MMM4Mif ; "un 8ncl iy"r support im.
! . : . j The resolution was olfered by
George R. l.tinn of Schenectady, ;
former lieutenant governor, at the
close of an address in which he re-'
viewed the career nt finvprnnr i
National. Smith as "a man whose nomination :
Pnxton at lirooklyn. postponed. , ui inspire, the loyalties so essen-'
Philadelphia at N w York. post-. Hal tn notional nrnsrenK " !
poned; cold. After referring to the governor's :
"unsurpassed record aa an execu. j
five, his unimpeachable integrity ,
and honor and his broadminded art-
.'CHICAGO, April 17. A i R. II. E. i herence to progressive principles," j
t . 1 1. . ik. ,i,.i Chicago 3 10 li'he resolution said:
mhn wearing a blue polka-dot ; j -Whereas, m a n y of our sister ;
mask held up the passengers in , JoDeH un(j c0nzale- Alexander : 'ates. recognizing his fitness for
tho observation car of the over-! am, Q'Karrell. ' j the presidency of the Tnlted States
land limited as It pulled out of j (Ten innings). j and his ability to secure the confi-
the Chicago and Northwestern, ! j dence and the votes of the pedple. '
station last night and escnped! Amcrtcnn. I we summoned him to leadership of
With cahh and Jewelry valued at, Itoston - New York postponed; ! our party In the nation.
$&iloo or more. cold weather. i "Now, be it resolved, that this 1
Among those robbed, special of-( Washington - Philadelphia post-1 committee expresses the will of the
fleers of the Northwestern learned , poned: rain. democracy of the atate that the
wnn v. 11. Crocker, of the Crocker ; delegates and alternatives to the:
National bank of San Francisco . K. H. E. ' Democratic convention from the'
arid republican national commit- i ,,!', oul" - - j state of New York respond to this
teeinan of California. Ills hiss ' Chicago 4 1 call and present to the convention ;
in cash was reported to have ., w"rl' g u en 0'-s''l". : and loyally aupport him as a can-'
been ItiOO. Ills daughter, Helen. ; ". "J"" eis. dldate for tile ottlce or president '
ot rne t nitett states, tne name 01 '
Alfred E. Smith."
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt made
the seconding speech.
The formal launching of the.
Smith candidacy followed the re
turn of George W. Olvany, leader
of Tammany Kail, and Surrogate i
James J. Foley from a visit with;
iiue Kuvernur ui jisiietuie, v ., i
' I where he disclosed yesterday he
; J would not be at Houston when his
April 17. nume is-submitted for noiniuution.
Ilarrett's message said the shaft Otto Von Bismarck, grandson of
wan damaged, hut repairable. jthe mm iiancellor. and Miss Ann
The J'olnt Armour operator's 1 Marie Tengbom. daughter of Pro
meiu.Ke also lirought additional -feasor Ivan Tengbom. a Swedish
detailn of the perils which the architect were married today at
fliers faced In their ocean flight the Hei lin f'Bbitrar'a office. Are
and the diffic ulty of their land-. "lou" "-lemony, will be held to-(j-
1 morrow.
"liremen had fog and snow dur-l Tne ceremony today took only
ing part of Its flight." his mes-.' ,m'n,r n'inuu'- The hrlde s falh
sage said, "took Greenly lH,and ami bridegroom . brother, fount
ii,.i,.).,, ,. . , on Hismarck, acted an witne8es.
hut UHcertained that it v. a light -hiiuso
dhortly afterwards and
made Ltnd'nK on ttmall pond.
Crew were ruther txhaunted, hut
quite recovered aftfr short time
Mixm Ilerta Junkerit. repre8nta-
tive in the I'nited Ktntes for her
father's company, builders of the
There were no language difficulties
!an the bride apeak s Herman flu-ientl-.
At the same registry office the
Iron Chancellor's daughter wan
married to Count- Rantzau In 1878.
1)1 BUN. Irish Free State, April
16. ifft ' Alii. Fitrmauce. wife of
firemen, flew the F-I3 to Mon- j Commandant James K. Fitzmau
treal from New York yeMerday i rice, the trans-Atlantic flier, has
in three and a half hours. . With ! accepted the invitation of the
her were Fred Melrhoir, hep "pilot I North German Uoyd steamship
rid' Krhart J tinkers, her brother.
A Junkers mechanic with uddl
tional sp'ii'Q parts was here wait
line to eo to New York. It is an
nounced thiH she will sail on the
liner Dresden from Coburg, April
ing for them, having been sent! 21.
ahead by train.
Mips Junkers today was en
deavoring to locate a few drums
of benzol, the high -pressure f uI
used by tile lirernt-n. to eiui hack
statu M).si;s ;kab
ivjho was with him, uio was rob- '
bed of some cash, but succeeded
In' saving her Jewels.
The alarm waf bpre&d. Flash-;
Ing a revolver on the occupants
of the observation car, whom he j
hvrded to the rear platform, the ,
robber passed rapidly from one j
to the other. taking wallets '
purses, rings and other Jewelry-
A hep the train was approach
ing Kedite avenue. travelling
about miles an hour, the man
raillt-d iniTtfi-ncv enrd uiiloniutl-
cully setting the brakes. 0 handling
SEE CUBS OPENER'
ruiPAOo,
Preparations are completed for' Camiia!-;n machinery will be set an interview to the Associated
crowd of 4!i,CM0, the wortt immeaiaieiy with operal
; (Conttnned from Pas Ons.) .
cials and others. The decision will
Ireenly island with the repair ' stabilize Jack9on county finances
parts. i to the extent ol 2a0.000, which has
The Canadian tenmer Mont- been kept in a surplus fund, not
calm, which had bei n battling being available us long ns it was
the ice does in lielle Isle straits involved in litigation,
since Saturday attempting to reach According to County Oommls
lirecnly Island, was still several 'sinner Victor Ilursell, the Tinal (lis
score or more miles from lior , position of the money will not be
destination, held off-shore by the ; made for six or eight months. It
ice harrier. Captain .Merrier wlreo j may be used for the retirement of
the government station at Halifax Crater Lake highway bonds, or
he hoped to be able to- reach i used for the erection of a new
the island bv hiigulng the nouii I county courthouse.
shore if the wiml continued in !
the west. I
Just In-fore the Itremcn left
KOSKU'RO, Ore.. April 17. (Jf)
The announcement of the deci-
sinn of the Rimt-eiiifa court relutivu
Ireland Major Fimnaurlce gave ,(l .1.., u.lt-.-u f.itlt. fll- 0.n,.a nr
the O. and ('. land grant refund
lres.. as he sa ii future geneia-
A. r. I U J Ik. In,n, - -It 1 .V. t. lieUUI U I I 111 .IBW IOTH
.. .... ,. ....,... .... . , Thg nonlinalon of Governor
yards as the train stopped. stiles at Wrlgley field, to greet Smith, said Mr. I.unn. "will re-,
:.eorge Lane, conductor, told J(le M(.Curlh nml h,s CutH when ,' kindle the old enthusiasms." and1
officer, he remembered '-"'K,h enBOI1 ' "bring fresh courage"to the Ameri-1
the man. unmasked, lounging ln'""y open ineir nome season, ,,e0ic
a 'drawing room doorway, bidding : against Clnclnnntl tomorrow. He' BIjf! ' Tne W(,ifare Df thjs '
goodbye to an imaginary friend. Virtually every ticket has been ! sreat repilblic animates our
ir-As soon as he dropped from ;.,,, , management announced, i hearts" in the support "of a candl-1
the back platform at Kedsie ave- j Th(. re(.or(l nendance to dntedate who will become the natural i
nhe. Ms victims ran Into the full-, nUKUrn, when ! lender of all the progressive people i
man cars ahead, crying "holdup!" ; 38 000 crommed Ih(. ,lrk. ThP ! of the nation." ' 1
.Mall and express guards, hear- ,,,,,, n,m. ,1(1,n pnllu.B01 to ; Mrs. Roosevelt aald Oovcrnor
Ing the cries, seized machine, .,...,,,,- - m. Smith fills the demand of women !
guns and revolvers, expecting
rot.ticr attack.
was received here today with great
'of the state for honesty and fear-
: lessness. '
"The country needs a leader." j
(Continued from 1'aga One)
I WASHINGTON. April 17
Most of the passengers were In Marine casualties In the Nlcarag- l
the rultmnn cars and were not uiin extieilitlon have tutaleil- - v l-l ahe said, "and wo offer with entire
nware of the robbei-y until the killed and 4G wounded, the navy . confidence and affection Governor
victims spread the alarm. . A half department today Informed the I Smith."
dozen were on the observation senate in response to its resolution j
platform, waving goodbyes. Crock-' asking detnils of the marine occu- i l'l,.l-. I.l-.l r ltl-.llll)
er was completing the filing of patton of that country,
several telegrams ns the robber's.
'bands up!" sounded through the; City. Mo., conferring with other Major Kitzmauiiie and Schll-I
fCar. 'republican leaders on arrange- Jer were forced down nt the lit-!
t ,H was not until the limited, nients for the coming national tie trading post of Natashquan. i
-which Is the crnck Chicago-West convention. lie arrived in Chi-. 200 miles from (Ireenly island;
( Coast tinin of the Northweatren. rago yesteldny a few hours be-'nnd 500 miles from this city, by:
rind reached Clinton. Iowa, that fore the scheduled departure of; a violent snowstorm. They hoped!
nn accurate description of the rob- the limited. to continue their flight today to
ber was available. When the The train consisted of a mail ' Quebec. If necessary, they could
limited stopped there, special of- car. nine Pullmans nnd the oh- land nt Murray Hay where a
fleers questioned passenKers and servntlon cnr. j special train would be provided
learned that the robber was a( Among tho passengers who hnd to bring them -the rest of thej
sniall, dark man In his early twen-j i eernllons was ,lumeH j. .Ief-way.
ities., shabbily dressed. Ills wen- files, former heavyweight chain-1 lOarller messages from thej
pen was described as a blue-bar- plon of the world, but his name i frozen north where the liremen
iTled revolver. ; was not mentioned among those, wails, siii, the filers expected to'
, Crocker hnd been nt Kansas who were robbed. ' hop off Wednesday, but It Is be-;
lions would view as madness such ; rejoicii:.-; In Douglas county, which
flb-his us he was attempting. , had more at stake than anv of the
"Flying the Atlantic in the other land grant counties. Had the
liremen or any other plane , lec!Hinn been in favor of the state,
largely a stunt." ho Vaid. "Valu-1 Douglas county's payment to the
able scientific data will he ob- state would have been $340,000 and
tained. but the public must be I an annual payment of approxi
prepareil for something entirely I mately $1M,000.
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