Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

iDrfmn matl ttittjfse, medfottd, 0TiEf!0r, wtcdtf.sday, .titxe 20, imr.
Story of Herbert Hoover's Life Told at a Glance in Sketches
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Herbert ClarK
Hoover"' mas
born, al We st
Au..10,1874.
left att.
xuiietL seven
uear of
Oiedon. to
live ta.-itll.
TJiucle
0B85.
Eivfcerea .At college
leiaiul iatan- met lion.
ford U Henry aru3L
"WorKed. -w-aiJ uih.a,late-r
Hoovei.
folio uied.
itiiti. all
over tK&
vuorlct.
He niaS erL-
' ployed a.-S art
engineer ma
irwt. cover
ing Ute ISTorld .
HERBERT HOOVER.
CKair inairL of "Zec.ax&s
relief commit- TJ.S. food,
tee to gfat aariinis-A-ttLcrican'S
out tralor itt
oFviTZQn.e1914. 1917,
Appointed
Secretary" of'
CMtutieree
Tm charge oF
d-urinqfttie-
rdinig-1920. flood-1927.
IS
cities'
iLObb-y ,
FEARED DEATH,
IE
I JS'sr Bill Thompson
Is Found Guilty of
Huge Money Grab j
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CIIICAdO, Junn Zn.ilP)
ijluyor William Hale Thump-
Him, .Mli-liud .1. Flaherty, lien. !
llurilliiK mill I'crrh'iil II.
Coffin, public ailiiilulHti'HLor,
anil three tciil cxliite KxpertH
EDDIE HOGAN IN
rv
Dliki: Si-liillcr Ciasln-H
MONTftKAl,, June 2U,
rharlis (Duke) Schiller, noted
Canadian ail pilot, crashed today
at St. lluhert f I'Ihk field In un
atnnhihian )ilanc in whleh he had
Intended to fly to Quebec, lie
was uninjured, although the plane
wiik damiiKed. The eilKine of the
(raft Mailed when the plane
a few feel off the Kriillnil,
i.Mi-rt. James A. Ktillman recently
iP) ; obtained from Mnrtine for the
crosH-Kcns ffiKlit ot the irl pilot.
Hoiilh. He was cloaely followed by .of Slultz anil flordim as shipinates.
Hed Ilobln. who in turn was u short ; Oonlon la a cheery, whole hearted
l'l,VI,(i 11,01 l I, i:ds
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ItKN'l). Xe.. June 20.'
a lonB-ilislauee telephilno eonver- were found in circuit court to-
nation wllh lleriuan Dink of lienoj ilny lo haie connplred toKetlier
laat Krlilay afternoon, John lilalv ln lllllnK "'" m"ir
retired Illlnola druK1,-lt, who wanj m il aueclal work under the
killed In Antielea Mondaj ! I""t Thonipson ailm nlKlrallou
nleht. he would Im In Hello ! t l" 11,u '"J" "f '
by .Monday of thla week, "uuleaK
732
1 am humped off before J can
Bet away," Mnk told the Jlcno
liolice today.
"It I am bumped off you will
know who did II," IJinlt mild Cllab
lold him over tho telephono.
Dink Mild Cluli had told him
several, tlmea about an "ex-cop,"
nnU' about the allcisoi! Inllmaey of
tho "ex-cup" aliU Hazel, (llab'a
wire, tllab alo aald that thero
wan n "dupe rlmt" aiiKle to his
troublea In l.oa ahhoIcd, and ad
vised IJInk over tho telephone "not
to mix up In thla affair If. I am
l-.uinpvd off, beeaiiBc you will not
it, 'too."
Dink Bald lie would no to I.os
Auprelea If ueeeaMiry and aid In I
the InvcHtlifntlnn of fllali'a death. I
Dink and (llali were eimaKed I
In. inllltUK near iteno in nun ami
JMllk Bald (Hall wanted to come
back here IIiIh week In order to
Bet away from expected trouble.
.Indue, lloml Friend ordered
the ilefenilantH to make retrl-
! biitlini of that Hum ti the city
! trenHiiry.
! Tho court, tcrmlnallne; the
two-year-old Hiilt, fniinil the 4
J """""'-J' "'"""',' : Uoii Moe four up on L.
,oe-flnanc n u, political Q ! y
rf. iieltvltteH or the llinniliKon or- '
4 Kanl.ation, ami for the private 4
benefit of tho members of the
conspiracy.
Baseball Scores
National
I.OlliH
1'hicaKo
Itnltcric: I lalneH and
JoneH and llartni'tl.
K
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11 II
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Wilson,
ARE ASSAILED BY
ADVENTIST ELDER
u. u. :.
Urnuklyii 2 s l
I I'hlliiilrliHiiu I-' u
Matifii'n: lOlliulI, AlrWi-niuy
and Dt'ft'Try; I'rulti nnU I.iriiin.
Saw Ymk ut I Just on pnsl iionctl :
rain.
Ainriiran
ii-Ht kuiup: U. II
hlciiRo (1 i
tlaml ! I ii
Italtci-its: Lyons. I.cvscn
Mi'i'nnly; Itaym. HanliM" an
S('Vl!ll.
ami
I J.
i Croii.se;
A ilcmli(l nmllcnoo kiitU'iI
Kltlrr Moii Ih I.uIchh at tlu Scv- j
fiith-iluy Advcntlst tamp nuetitiK ', toniiid kiiiiu:
at ai ltMonvlllu last iifhl. wht-n In- .liU'imi
npuktf .mi Um HiihJiM t of ,U(iIIkIuk " I'h'volaml
-ajbwiv." unit uuintc.l out that i ItathMlcs: l-'al
UnMtuHU all nuL't a conihliiiitton
of rhuiTti mill Ktalf were a ilftrl- i
nirnt to both tiiHU'ut lonn, M r. .
.tii(inM Kavu an altlu adtlrcHK on ;
thi' pri'Mi'iil aKltallon for ' Sunday
Mii Iiium tlii'otJKh ci'italn otKaui- '
zadoiiH who arc mailing; It an Ihmuh i
fnr thp IMwtrlrt of t nlumhifi o J
that It mlKht cotnpi ninlHO roiiKi rH j
on tlu fnicNilon of cnnrilnR a Sun- (
1 i V litw iik a paltoru fur (he tatt-N. ;
THIn rt'Molutlon wuh unaninioiiKly ,
adop(fd anil voted on by tin whole
aMenibly optioslni; any rimetnii'iit i Drirolt
tnat would lutrttiKc upon the liber- 'l(lin,
tie Ihc Aiuerlran peopli1. j - .
A recommendation wan paused j '
to uut on a htrmiK eanipnlmi to 1 Ttnsttm
vt'dueate Die people on (IiIh linpor- i W'ashlnlon . ..
taut ulvll iin?.silon. f ItatterleN: M
II. II. K.
;i ii
4 !l
t'onually and
(limit, iliulllti and ilviitt.
I'OI'.TI.ANI), (re., Junn 20.
(Yank I'i'lp, mar of tint Al-'
j drvood tiub, wa five lip on
I Kddie Hkhii, the 1 tl-yeai-old wen-
' Bation of lliu J'aclfi! norihwe.u i
! amateur f;oif I'haniplonhip lour- j
nameut, at tho end of th first
! iilnu hole of today's play.
A. W. Dunean of Kuattlo was 1
1 two Up on C A. KnnliMh, I'ort
lland; V. J. WlllianiK, Wulla Walla,
one up on (I. Shaw. I.oh Aih;vvh;
, Ur. o. b WlllliiK. rortland. one
j up on Johnny Kebstoek, Portland:'
I). Jlepln-
Mon Hif In.
Seattle, two up on Itudlu W 11-;
helm, Portland. I
A bl(f Kulh-iy or women fol
lowed the mati-h between Mih. V.
Hntel'hiK f Victoria, it. ('.. mid ;
.Mrs. Kenneth S. Kved of Waveflv
' Country elub In lh woinen'H
ihamploniihip play. Mih. Heed
had a two-hole lead at thu end
! of the flrnt ninn.
j ltudle Wllhelin. norlhwet uma
j teur fluuniilon. flnlnhed the fli'Ht
j 1 X holen of the hccoimI round match
in the ehainploushlp ton run me at
I today one up on lion Stein of Se-
attle. Wllhelm made a bad start ;
but came back on the nerond nine. ,
A. V. Imnean, Seattb-. wan three!
upon C. A. KimliHh at thy end of
t he flrnt I S holes; ( ieorwe Shaw, ;
Low AnneleH. wan four up on W. ,
I. WfllianiH, Walla Walla; Dr. O. !
I''. Willing, Portland, whk two ii !
on John 1 te list lie k, Tort la ml ; Don ;
Moe was hIx up on 1.. . I It pin - '
stal lof onrlda, X. V.; Ahh Smith.'
I'oi'tbiud. was three tip on C. H. ,
Wil lof Portland. Korrm Watson,
Spokane, was one up on J. !, .Mar- i
shall, Portland. ;
Miss Margaret M urpby of Co- j
In 1 1 i 1 I it Country elub. Portland, de- ,
feaied Mr. II. S. Whitman. Se-
attle, K ut and eiht to no to-i
ti i day In the ftrnl round of the north- !
1 i went women's amateur olf i-hatn-
pionshlp tournament here. i
.Mi'H. Ken net h Heed of Pui'tlaud !
Ml ItascJio hi Trouble
N K W Y 0 1 1 K, June 20 (fl't
Previous backers of .Miss Thru
ltafiehe, .German stunt flier, serve, i
an in I u net Ion oif her and Ji. A.
.Marline, banker 'and aviation kn
t luiHiast. today, restraining them
from using1 an airplane whleh
Klrsl game: It. II.
Philadelphia to Mi
New York 5 11
P.alterle; i,uinn ami Coehrane
Pruuoek, .Moore and P. Collins,
j defeated .Mrs. '.
! 11. C two up.
1
HuMgins
Yh'torla,
Second game: ft. JI. I-;.1
Philadelphia II I U 1
New York It I It 2 !
Hatleries: ( l'voll. Kottimel mid '
I'wL'hraue; Pipgras ami tirabowski. I
1EW ZENilH RADIO 10
H
at
hunts postponed;
s
II.
I
1
1 in regular program was car
ried out at the camp today.
At Ihe evening tier vice Klder C.
A. Hussell will deliver the message
on., the "Imuortance of Christian
Kducatlon for the Youth." ll"J
!''ayden, I larriss,
Tlie last won) In radios wilt soon
be seen at Mm Painter .Music House
when the new Zenith company imi
loiuntie model tliut is operated by
pushing a button will bit shown.
Twelve stal ions, select ed ut the
time of installation, are tuned in
per urn nen I ly, thus eliminating nil
static and hunting for places.
Members of the Palmer store
were present at a demonstration in
Portland this week by H. W. Chans-
Simmons and Perry; Itiuxton and
Kuel.
Klamath Kalis aslts for hid.t on
three Wood I liver market road
tM. I l"i niuiiJiger tf the Chattslor I
. ! Lyon Company, distributors of the
rmii'th Itacu Yacht .n-liM KtKKST G 1H V 1'- Up model lug Zetlit h's radios on tho 1'aclfic coast.
1IONOLPLP, .lune (!') : begin tor two big local depart-j Arranr.etnents worn niadu to brlntf !
Tlui' Bchooner Aafje, fourth yacht xt"-e-, i several moileb) here next month, j
from New-
to'' finish In tho lace
port Harbor, Cal.. arrived liero
at 3:0,"i a. in. today. I
. AVlth four of the six entrants I
huyjnfr completed the course of i
25$-j land nilles, tho Teva temaimi1
tho TVinter. if the Mollllou cum-;
)lt'ts the voyage before 1;2I a.i
nr. .Thursday she will win. 'Wiv ;
"Wctona nlrcady in too long on thei
journey to win, :
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LONUliN, June :. ifl1) Wilbur
F. CXen. dr.. of Kansas City, ti
ycmOld liieinbe r of the I' n lied
State aviH cup (ennls team, i
iHwiched the fourth round of the ,
Jjondun chain pionshlp tournament
today by defeating II. ti. .Mayes.
OiitHuMmi veteran 7-5. 1 -fl.
JCurller In (ho hou Mayes forced
Jteno nCoHte, French atar. to ex
tend lltlUHClf.
KLAMATH KALI.K, Ore, June
20, A '4t ran we sit nation whtch
tbreati'iig ebltiinunk lifo In Klain-
nth plno forest ha arisen during'
tho Past few dnyn. Heavy i
oh.ltle oil Ih being Inid on The
DalleH-CHlifoinlit lilgbway north
nt U'luiiiuth Fa IIn. and scores of
chipmunks in running ncros the
road have been caught securely
a flies on flypaper.
VAVOODHIIIN ltuy-Hrown ctin
iH'iy open with heavy supply of
HtinwtjeiTies. , ,
,, ; O
JiOOD JUVKJt Hnrvoy bcfiln
for new . 18-nitln Ould Hprlngw
water pipe line.
asphalt for city
hingles; are Active
We thought everybody knew
that shingles arc supposed to
go on top of the house, but
this fellow is putting one on
the bottom. Dad sent
the kid to our yard
with an order for shin
gles but he went to ;
the wrong place they '
sent out the wrong kind i
of shingles Dad's sore i
and the kid's pet tint; sorer every minute. Next time
he'll look for this name;
Woods Lumber Co.;
'Back to the Woods"
711 East Main
Telephone 103
CHKSCKXT CITV, Cal., June 20.
(A') ElKhly-Hovon miles from
was here to CI rants Pass, Ore., Is all
that remained today for Klylni;
' Cloud, leader In the -l'-'S-nille Indian
niaratliun- troni ban Francisco, to
traverse. He started from hero tt
fl: 15 11. m. today.
Cliof l'ktali was reported 2-1
miles south of here with .Mellka a
mile behind him. Four-tenths of it
mile separate Mellka and Klamath,
while Seymour Smith was 42 miles
distance ahead of Chief Geyser.
.Mad Hull was resting at Orlck
at (i:45 a. m. Orick is i'J" miles
south ot Grunts Pass.
IJXIIY titltlj J.Al 1HI
youth who takes the Atlantic night
most casually, lie 'tot a great
laimh over the fact that the Friend
ship's little, store of provisions In
cluded some pemmican, which is
After their arrival at Southamp
ton, Slim delayed the landing of
the party from tho Friendship for
several minutes by methodically .su
ing about the work of covering up
the engines, oblivious to the digni
taries waiting ashore. He did not
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; a hi-'th grey hat, which headgear
i la In fashion at Ascot.
: "What is this?" he exclaimed. "A
parade?"
Miss Karhart, on the same trip
to London, was intrigued by a group
of Knglinh scltunlhoys dressed ln
, Ktnn costumes of dignified black
coat, long trousers, broad starched
collar anil high silk hat.
' Miss Karhart Is loud in her praise
the mainstay of Arctic explorers. 1 seem any more excited than if he
I When the plane encountered a i had just hopped 1-oiiK island sound,
snowstorm, Gordon suggested it I . . . Z". .
mil limn to col mil tho inmml,.nn t "'"IL
It was he who brinish t iov to the ! PENDLETON, Ore.
i friendship's crew by sighting land.
On tho last Blage of the journey
from Burryport to Southampton he
took things easy, slttin-:; in the
cahin, smoking cigarettes and com
menting on the English scenery all
tho way. There had been no
smokes on the Atlantic flight and
he was making up for lost time.
Jimet 20.
(P) Arch Cochran. 32, living north
of lone, was fatally injured thiH
morning when a -:sun was accident
tally discharged, the bullet entering
his mouth and passing completely
through his 'bead. He is survlye'1
by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. 11.
Cochran, a young Bon and two sisters.
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OF SPRING COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES NOW GOING ON
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SALE OF COATS
SI 5.00 Spring Coats now S
S20.00 Spring Coats now
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$50.00 Spring Coats now
All Good Styles and Colors
! 7.50
10.00
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15.00
20.00
25.00
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S3 Sweaters SI. 95
100 ;ill-woo co;it jilltl slip
on sweaters, jrooil colors
and styles, si.OO value.-!,
now.
eael
$1.95
S5 Sweaters S2.95
lleaiitirul styles anil pat
terns, just Hie tiling for
sports weai-, real $5.0ll
values, now
each
VI
HALF PRICE
SALE OF DRESSES
S15.00 Spring Dresses now. .S 7.50
S25.00 Spring Dresses now. . 12.50
S32.50 Spring Dresses now. . 16.25
$35.00 Spring Dresses now. . 17.50
S45.00 Spring Dresses now . . 22.50
Best Styles and Shades All Sizes
Wash Dress Sale
"Hetty I.a: ley" wash dresses made of prints, voiles
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itl
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Printed Voiles
(lootl tpiality in both li.udit
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colors, IS!) inches witle, on
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vard
29c
Printed Silks
lt)-incli .ueorette and
crepe chiffon in light
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5 i$2.48
Mallison's
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Bleached Sheeting
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- Lunch Cloths
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i,iL, TI.,,,.. -m rma
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II 11 C, 1 Illll'S
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India Print Squares
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olor-and
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Fancy Georgette Kerchiefs
Children's
Light Weight
Union Suits '
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Union Suits
AYonien's cotton knit
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suit
69 c
"La France"
Silk Hose
Service chiffon silk
all the new
,ver'" special
$1.95
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at
pair ....
Corset Special
AVomen's wrap around cor
sets, girdles and garter
belts made of eor.til satin
ami elastic, all styles and
iai. ci nn
V sizes, spec
Thursday, each
Rayon Pajamas
In women's and niisscf
sizes, made of a fine grad
ot rayon, tailored styles
coral, peach ami pinl
cial.
each
in
spe-
$3.45
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pair r
l.ai'i'i' size in all culm's, liter ttniin'il nml
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nr wrist or in jii'fkct.
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