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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1928)
WRfiFOTSYI m TTiWXJWWu SffiTOOnTT OWACM, TtTPT..;TVaT, MTT T. Tft5." WOMAN ADMITS gS KILLING YOUTH; ninn'iiiiinnrn',l-Ari-ul 1 lW UMLUflUCU i ggiWEED COPS GAME, MESSY HOPE 10 TO 9. WHEN KID, OF AMERICA IN DAVIS CUP PLAY Nelson's white liuue. battled to a at noon Tuesday to break tne Lu ln.IJ July !Mid I L Auuul " lull Uiu 1""J- wus fuU'ld- lo-round draw here last nitht be-world- distance flight record. , (ill candidates for .dmuwlon to the ivtemuii m a native of Inland , fore a. packed opera house. Har-! mlttht have .t.rted acrosa the At- practice of law In Oregon will take and a committed to the hospital Mow dropped Darr for the count of lantic for Havana, was dispelled I the examinations. I 15,06 from Astoria where the ! nine in the seventh with a left todav hv reeetnt of a radio im-ii-1 'has relatives. .hook. He opened a cut over the ' suite saying the Spanish plane was' EXPLU I Bill uKuWu uiidi d Spokane hoy's I ft eye early In th about KUU miles from Karachi battle. They n eighed 18S pounds, j dia, laFt nhrht. SALK.M, Ore., May 31. W Mrs., Kino Fofril of Motoring BKOl'KTON. Mass. .Sitting; 10 SEE STRANGLER In- Miry Pttrrun, 5", for 22 yeura an ' liimniu of the tata hospital for; ....I'll l u ,, 1 . T) ' ,1IL7 , 4 tli.- inhtane. committed suicide ut , th u eilng .ieei u autom... hKIM.h. Spain. May Sl.-tfV-. UAL KM, Ore., May S1.-W) Ar- thfl hoitUa! eurly lUiu moinlnK by bile doc n,t-n1tm, driving Uflief thai the Spanish filers. lg-! thur s. Jienson. rlerk of the u- ham-inu herself to a window guard, even if another motor car is push- nado Iglesias and Francisco Jiml- promo court, announced today that with a hedsheet. She had been ing the ninehfne court hoi ne, who hopped off from Seville ' the annual -into har 'xaminntioni d about ii n hour and n hnlf rules. 'Kidded' Son of Brooklyn j TUIP III APTIflM Physician Before TragedyLnlU 111 ii U I I U II Roadhouse Operator j Working practically day FleH Intn PnrPQt Hlaim; night, sailor .lack wood. and In, Ml wrestling: matchiiiukrr, it grad ually completing prt-pu rat ions for , next Friday nghi at the Armory. where Hillic Shaw of Warren. Miy 31. JP) Sheriff I,, ,.hnrnnion of hi home mat. Killing Was Accident. i - SF.ATTI.R, Claude ti. itunnick announced Jiere lodny that Mrs. Peggy Davis, opt rami- at a rorul hotitc neiu- I Hk koniiKh, 50 miles northeast of J.fre, hail confessed that tdie hud nccfdeulolly shot to death Cieorge J-'owler, 1' I. son of n Brooklyn, Is:. V., physician, on the highway i:ir )ur place last night. The hody of the youth wan found on the road near the resort, r'l-arch wan being made for the voman, tin she was known to have 1."n In his company. She waH fount) in the brush early today anil j.Ineed under arrest. "1 'kidded' him fur carry! nff a revolver," ltannick q n o t e d the woman as faying, "ho he nave the Weapon, saying it was liu li iiili-d. ' 1 pulled the trlKwr and I MiW him fall. Half crai-d with four, 1 run away, plungi'iK ovr t'or-kn and Mn-auiM and ihroiiKh hru.sh until early today. Then I Htait'd hack it Skyomish and you CM I Icei M round hie.-' ''nwler had heen in Skykmnish liJjQUt ten dayH. 1 1 1h hody wa.s talrn to .Monroe. .Mrs. Iavis w.tn to he hroiirtht to Seattle for ques-tlonlnc- ofricrH mi Id they had recidved a u,nKraiii ironi l- owier h rather l ff.flre wresth r in this 'tiiorninn. offerltiK a reward of! 'Ktl!oweri of $ 1 nan for the an-fHt nnd convic tion of the youiJi'H slayer. A card 1'i'UlltiK the addfi-ss, lini: WushlliK ton avenue, Hmoklyn, N. V., wan found ill 1'oI-i'm pocket. will wrehtle J-;d (Strangh-r ) Kewis, wot hi d hcav weight champion. The malch will he given under the 1 aiinpices of tho local American ! l.t ion post and fans are cx- pecteti to he presented from alt partH of southern Oregon and i northern California. I In speakltiK of Lewis' ahlliiy ' as a wrest ier today, -Ma t h maker j W ood dwtdt a short time on his !heattlock, which the champion has I perfected ln-yond average enm i jM tition. ( "Hilly Sanilnw, Lewis' trainer," ;aid Wooil today, "knew sum'" : thing of physiology and the con 1 structlon of t he nerve forces of (he human l.ody. Ho learned ih:it a tiht Kilp around the side of a man'tt Jaw, applied with Just the right leverage. Would have practically I he satne effect as that of a hlow on the Jaw hy a fighter. The lighter is knock ed out with it at iimc, hui the head hick Samlow taught t ham piin I'Wis, while just as deadly, is longer in taking effect. Know ing these things, Sandow and l.cwiH worked it out In such a way 1 hat he in today I he most the game. St ling helh-ve." lack Hughes, a high school kid, pitched six innings of Kod hall against the Weed team of th' i egon- 'a I if oi-nia league, hohlinu them to si -attorn) h!ls. ami then made an ascension, when he lost control, and s.arted Issuing passes and Weed won th game, I f to :t. hefore a good sized holiday crowd. I .eft handed J ud I'er- noll was rushed to the rescue, with the hases full and with one oh II to go on. forced in n not her , run. When Jack soared aloft ho - had a seven-run lead, and when he r tired, the crowd g.ive him a rousing round of applause. It was his first game in fast com pany, and hi made, a good show ing. The Men-hants routed Ha nihil n. ' who started In the Imx. hut coul'! not get lit louder, who succeeded him. and were unahle to hrim; 'over the lying score. With a man J on third in the ninth, wit h t wo out, old At Droulelte lilted a high fly to first hasp. I The hitting sensation of the game was fleorge Markel, who K'H three hits, the first one when Ii counted the most, and the field- ' ing star was Mahoncy, who ha heen out of practice for two year-. II; emit rl hut ed n hrilhunt stop 'and long throw, and got a two- ; liase hit. He showed ho was a i hull phiyer. I'mpiie Karl Oavis had a lough i day. Ho goi hit ir. tl ye. and ci a ked mi t he shin. I .Vex Kumhiy the Medford Mei:- I chants play Weed at Weed, an I f I rants I'ass plays the O wen -Oregon team here. rllK'ACn, May 31 iA Johnny, Hennessey of 1 nil ia na polls may , carry most of the hurtle n of the; l ulled States effort to win the ; Amertian one Davis cup matches! Hgainst Japan on the Chicago Town' and Tennis club courts this week . end. : ":ig iiiir Tilden. captain of the I'liitcd Siatts te.un, has selected Henness-y to play In the singles '. with him nnd has Indicated he; would pair him with tleorge I.ott of Chicago In the doubles. The winner of the finals this week end will go to Kuropc early in June to moei the winner of thej Kuropeau zone for the right to1 challenge France for the Davis cup which is symbolic of International ! supremacy In tennis. The matches; will he played tomorrow, Saturday ! and Sunday. Itoth teams are in Chicago and' working hurd. Despile easy vie- j toi ii-s over Mexico and China, Cap-j tain Tilden is far from uvcreonfl- j d nt fin I lie impending matched , wiih thf Japanese team, which! won over Canada last week. ' "1 heljeve we ai'f going to win." ( Tilden s.ild. "hut it Is going to he a hard fight. We are training 1 hard ami are ready any time." test convinced me "The blindfold OLD GOLD did not even have a riinner-nps 99 says MILTON SILLS MILTON SII.LS. popultr Firal Niiiuoal ttar. tvhuac recent f tlratrt acr burning Dayiithi". Yallrr ul I lit (nanii) aoJ Hie llatvL Not . Baseball Standings Aiuerlc.iit LiMgue PATHFINDER OF AIR-A1ADA TO ARRIVE TODAY The Fokker puthflndlng plane nf the national air tout . arrived lit the Medford ail ou t this after noon at ;i.:io o'clock. ; continued Wood, "I ha I the toe !hold Is the iimsl terrible grip ; iii the game, hut Ibis is l ir from ; correct, as i he he adloi k Is 1 he I intttt terrible and most f cured j hold. A wrestler, who has had a real lwis head lock, will never forget the sensation as long as he I lives. The hendloek. when ap plied with the strength that Lewis possesses, Is his main hold, es pecially when he has Improved It I to such an extent thut he secures the lock on Hie Jaw from a stand ! lug position and.' after he nppltos jthe right leverage, the Strangle! 'forces his opponent over his hip and drags him t h rough t he air. crashing him to t he mat com pletely knocked out." GOCHET DEFEATS ADTI'KII.. Hnnro. Mai ..(A) Henri Ciu'liet. French "niUHliet eer," today defeated Franrln T. Hunter, reimilni; American player, in the fourth round nf the inter- ; national hard com! rhtiiniilonMilp loiirnaiuent, li, C I, 114, ti ll. Kenu liC'oHta swept into tho I tnuii's siiiKleH lluula uheud of the 1 field by defeating the youiiR Auh i trallan, .lack 1'iawfonl, C O. 0 1, 7-i. j Chrisliau IIoussuh, IS-year-old i French tennis star, practically wrote ' finish w. I.. I'll. .N'i'W Vol I; a:t s .?so.r, I'hllnilelnhia .'i 14 .114 1 ; ( 'levelanil I 3 ..lis ' ist. Louis I'o 2 .4xt; lloston 1 ,1 L' I .4 1 7 I I lnHroit 1 7 it; ,a:r, i .('hlenKo ir. L't; .:ititi j ( W'a.shltiillou I :t I'- .Il ll1 '. Xilllonal League W. L. I'et. t'im inn.-iii :tn 17 . i; :t s N' w York . l':i 1 .'. .tin.". - (St. Li lli-i I j I H .V I ' . 'hlt'auii i'ii i y . fi 7 s i ISrmiklyn '-'2 1 li ,HJ j I 1'llli.l.llrxh 17 24 .4181 lioHton i 23 .a;t.ri ! Philadelphia 7 30 .mil I "It's like deciding a beauty contest in the dark", I said when they told me about the blindfold cigarette test. But the experiment convinced me. The beauty of a cigarette is all inside, and I didn't have to see the label to know that Old Gold didn't even, have a runner-up. I picked it out readily from the other brands us the smoothest and best cigarette. Now it'salwuys Old Cold with me -. Fights Last Night 4 lly the Associated Press.) 1 CHATTA.VOCA. Tenn. Young ! St i idling technically knocked out j iirroHs the career nf 1 Johnny t'rban, Pittsburgh. ( 1 . I C3 I. M R, SI I.LS mitle the blindfold tett Jmi after lome tlrenuous work in the Pint Nttionil Studio at Hollywood. He intuited the lour leading brands and promptly chatc OLD COLD, Heart-Leaves . . . are the heart of the matter 1 t PUBLIC UTILITIES The pilot plu ne of the nerlnl piitlt fludi.ig trip to mail nut u route lor t ho national air tour, which haves Detroit, Mich., .hit 30, Is scheduled to arrive I. etc this arternoon from Han Francisco and, together with Hay Cooper, tour manager, ami Lieutenant Kpnnse, pilot, will proh-; ably Hieiul the night here while on i ' thw fitHiu-mlle flight from Detroit to j WASHINGTON', May III. (-V) the coast and return. , j Kvidetice Hint Theodore .1. (iruvson, While en route to Metlfonl the n pnUensor at the Fniversitv of pilot plane will stop at JaUlaud ! Pennsylvania, had heen paid for niiu corning, i hi. i ooper. in hikii- nuikiiiu sneeches on nnhlic utlliiies the once great Australian, (letald Putteisun, as far as leading roles In International singlea aro con (crned, when he forced hint to abandon (heir ntalch today after the third .set, with the score, li-l, a- ( . i I 'at l ei'rton been me haunted. 'I ta by" St rib ling won from I tat tling Smith. Fort Oglethorpe, (S. TIJCVNA. Pert Collma, Mex ico, knocked out Walrott Land lord. Chlcngo, (7 1. .VKLSD.V. II. C, .May .11. fH Orville Darr. heavyweight battler of Sniliit ne and ( lenrue Ihirlow, LgrtllartCo., Et. iW Made from the heart-leaves of the tobacco plant Meart-Li-avfs are the answer to Old Gold's superiority, the reason for their honey-like smoothnfss, and fur the fact that there is "not a cough in u oarload.' Only the golden-ripe heart-leaves of the tobacco plant are used in this better cigarette. The heavy, coarse top leaves that irritate the throat, the withered ground leaves that coarsen the latite are never used. That is why you can picl. Old Golds even in the dark. in ii ii i (Tun nainnv i. i rn rr.Va n rw n zz 1 '-x SMOOTHER AND BETTER-NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD lion to the pilot. U aceomimiiiod by Hay Collinx. tour referee, und three Metroit newH)apor men, all of whom are traveling in a tliree-mo-lured Koklier loaned hy the l ulled Statea army servli'e. Tho firm stop on the palhflndliu; trip wuh lndlauaiioliH. wliiih enter tained the I'.i2ii national air lour, and whlrh has reiiuoHied a relurn of the air caravan. St. I.oul was also a slop for n visit on tho first iluy'ti hop. Oilier cities on the pathflndlne trip ami dale upon which urrival was aeheiliileil are as follows: Spriuutlelil. Mo.; Wichita. Has.: mid Tulsa, (ikla .May Oklahnmn fliy. Okla.. und Fort Worth, Texas May 2:1; Waco ami San Auionio. Texas May L'4: .Maria and Kl I'aso, Texas May 2.",; Tucson und l'hoe nix. Aril!., ami San IHceo. Cnl May LV; Los Auiielrs May 27: Fresno, San l-ranclsco and Oakland -May 2N: Mcdloid ami I'oiikind. Otx'.-Mny 2:'; Tacoma und Spo kane, W'ash. - May :lo; Missoula lllld lireat Falls. Mont - May ::i: l-'iiiid. Mont., and Minol. X. Ii June 1: Fiiibo, X. U., and Si. I'aul June 2. The route oT this year's tour -linno miles lon -is moie than three times the diMulico covered hy llie first lour In I ! r i:iuu nilles. The rerond tour Involved i;on miles of llyln. while last years distance wan 40I1U miles. The ureal Increase In nillea-:e each year has heen ne eeHsltated hy the marked Improve ment In aircraft equipment which i ntaili! Ihe distance for tu-eviiuisM loura inaitenuate for reliahility con- test purposes mil had held official positions with the Xew Jersey colivillls.sjoll lor pulilte utilities information as well as the Xew Jersey I'lilitles asso ciation, was -'Uvea the federal trade commission loduv hv tlrnvHou him self. AppearliiK as u witness In the cominlKsioirs invcsilKation of the fliiaucliiK of these utilities ami their ;activllies in iliHSeminallllt; iiiforuia tion favorahle to their vlcwioint. iCi.uyson said he had heen paid 97,'a) ! by utilities groups for speeches In I Xew Orleans, Richmond, 'a., and ! Ceneva. X. Y. (leorm V. Lewis. IVnvor, execu i live secretary of the Kocky Moiln , tain committee on public utilities ; informal ion. the next witness on ' the stand, said he was a news j paper man prior lo accepting I lit ; jstsition when it was created In l22. I Lewis said thai iihoiil $IS.nuil re ceived from meinlier companies and !lhe National Fleclrlc association I was disbursed annually through his 1 otlices. i-M ii'u- ri.u.iii- si ini 3C TOMORROW and SATURDAY 315 E CD Bjjj? (Continued from t'lur. On..) FEAR FOR SAFETY PITTflHI'Kf III. May It. IT Apprehension thnt Pilot c. A. J'almer nnd aide, J. W.aMell. both nf Akron. Ohio, may have met with Hcrious mlhap In Hie nioiin that disrupted the national eliini h nation balloon race last nlkht. wim rxp rested a t rare h eailq un ft i s Lere tday as hours pusseil wllh i'if defltilto wrtl trow the two airmen. Pnlmj-r nml Moll, f I y I n R the AniPrUTin IluslneMii rlub nf Akron rntry. were reported down at Han ninir' n Hnv nilninu town in W'est- ,nb.nd rountv. Iat night, nice 1 1 1 anclsco with a graceful dip. th offlcbils said, but t balloon head- Southern Cross i:t ibiouuh the ..i,rii.rii trtiidv It waft said jt-imi t had hoi yet bcvn veilflcd. t;iltd. as one of the most tlicient indio nitti develepod .y th,' navy. All the finis were extremely confident on the take-off and ex pected lo ti.. In Honolulu within -ii hours. They said they would ai -i he iheiv :iboiit It a. in. Pacific eoa.t time, totnorrnw. The dls- N aliout I" tea miles. The men were ejven maps show ! il'L' ships along the route to llotio- I lulu. '.plain King"fonl - Smith said i just before i.ikiim off: "I havv realized an ambition of ieie.hl e.us. The ship is cHllpp'tl as finely as humanly possible to epiip a ship "And we will see vnu In Hono lulu." j Charles t'im. cn. pilot, like ' KhiKsfoid-Nmith. is an Australian. He reiterated his chiefs pro- tiuum-emcnt. ) When the phme definitely got into the air a wild cheer went up from the ihrong that nud none fin ly to ihe airport to see the 1 hike-off. When It milled mace 1 fully over the buy and the San iFr.inciseo hilts It was given a tike acclaim by hundred pci che.l on the hilltops and skvcr:ipeiH to see It leave Telegraph Hill, -famon eh va tioil. Was t i owdi d Saint in k the sister cities oi o.tkkiml and San I-ianclsco w ith this lohtcii (late lonuid, the Faralhine Our Complete Line of Greenhood Collar Attached Shirts; Practically all of These Shirts are Imported English Broadcloth We have secured the exclusive representation for the famous IDE SHIRTS and are closing out our entire line of GREENHOOD SHIRTS at amazingly low prices. These shirts are all from our regular stock and come in the season's finest colors and patterns. 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