Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

" yfEDFOTlD 'MTTL TTtTTVCTIV MEDFOTTO, QTtEfiOy. TTT.SDAY, JUNE 2fi. 102S.
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LOCAL AIR FIELD SUPREMEGOURT
1TURNING WATER OUT DR F G THAYER
OF DITCHES CAUSES ; dctiidwq acted
iLI UlVilO Hi ILI
j An cutliiiblHsdc uiul liifoiinul
lueothiR of llntntiuns Unlay uuon In
cluded H mimical program consist
lns or club .onus and two violin
BOlos by Curl Monldroni, who ting , (Irui
: When lh water uuh turncil out
, of the ililellcH of llU' (irantH 1'uns
vr' - n"i uun n.uay o.v inini.Uon Uislrlct Unlay. II
uio niitircinc court concerned nul
one JuikMon county ease the
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tho convention reec-Hs until 7:3(1 p.
in., and the motion prevailed, tho
convt'iiii'iu ftiittiD.s ufn-r being in
KesHion only nltnutPH and with
out nam in y its utuiuling commit
tees, Hiieu uh thone on pluiforni,
credentials and rules. TIiIh meana
that the platform committee can
not f?(t to work beforo lato tonight
or early tomorrow.
fruve
cIhij to iiiiiiui'rt that the dam hiul
he i-n dvnu niiled. Of fit ial.H of the
Kind .N'Mliniial Hank of t'ottae diKlrlct found It nwtwuirv to turn
UKnlfiKt JIazel i'enniimlrm, off tho water and lower the
over KM ED, and accompanied at in which it decision by Circuit behind tho dam hu they could
the ninnn hv ' Rt.Himr Itntiwn-mol iJudirv t M. Thornim w mdield ' build "l l two Kutea taken
Dlnltrt ihn.im n.-niu .The bank wu uulnif for the col- '' tn;
Moving pleturps of Modford't ah-1
juri BuowniK lanoinj; unu mums ot
h'ctiur; of
There has been much commotion
under the HLirf.ice of HoKUe river j
anions the Hteidhcitd, mtlinon and 1
Htnall trout ulnce Kutulny niht, ',
:in the vuriouH me in hern of the i
finny IiUmh whuul to each oilier In'
their piscatotrial way an they lei '
luuttf all hrakerj, put on npeed and
Imkh tin word on ahead: "Doc 1 I
Too neru let every flli beware.
And the word hit flown about In
lake
$ r.uo
the biKh water of 1 'J?
i . . ... iimrii u'ltir-r w:ih i-wni m m iitin :ii
in uminnury umv iui - . . . ...
and fees iimountlnir lo l"V)I could not be Held In tliM". " "V " " ' ' n"'
handed K'uvliy t-anai. Tne vat-r will, on -.
turned luiek Into the d tciioH Honiei"11 1,1 l'" -
iikkctk bonn ri l
(Continued from Pftic On,.)
b'Kjifid been broken and l'rofeor
Itehoiinek, 'cho-Slovaklan me
teoroloKlHt who uIko had been
Injured.
The idatiCH landed mur Iliulo
pen Mi ait ivhere they renewed
their KHMillne HUily from Htores
t-.stabliKhed there and then pro
ceeded direct lo the camp by wire-
lejw. hi nee it hud ben found on
previouH fliKlita that it wuuid be
ttiipKHihlu 1 1 ni tle tamp if
visual direi tloiiH only were used.
Kroni the air Uculeiiant Uund
borif 4liscovernl u landiiiK td.ici on
the ico ! tr mencming 3eo yanln
by I'Ou yards and on tills plain
made a skillful landihK cloe t the
little red tent la which the Nubile
party has been living for the past
month.
Tlio lieutenant Mpent one hour
on the Ice. Nubile embraced hint
and then took leave of his five
companiona with whom hn had
shared thirty day of privation and
hardship. .Meanwhile the other
two .Swedish machines circled over
the camp. Ceneral Xohilc was
deeply loucht-d and wept when he
had to leave his companions.
After the month on the Ice the
general had a long, black beard
and hit checks were hollow, white
he wua Incapacitated by his broken
b-K-
Kieii tenant J-umiUtrK desired to
Ktart out agahi to rescue the rest of
, the iai ty. He Intended tu ta int;
the Italians une by tine to the base
ship ijiiest but on bb secimd htnd
iliK close to the Nobih camp his
plane turned uver and his kiis
were sitiashed. He, however, w.w
not hurt.
It cyclic iv IH nicd
During the Hihis to the Nobile
camp i ho Swedish aviators ob
served a don team headed in its
direction. The plane circled over
the party and Icarnctf th.it the
.MalniKi'en Ki'OUp wan not I here.
While circling over the Nubile
camp, the fliers observed a Kt'eat
number of tracks also indicating;
that there were bwir in the neih
borhood and later I bey Kai m-j
that the marooned men had huc
i ceded in shoot ing several beurs
i.ir piovifions.
(The above dispatch contains no
mention of the reported rescue of
Natali I'eccionl. the Italla'a motor
: chief. No conftrinution of this
rescue has been received.)
ItOM K, June L'C. IA' Ye
day's report that Natali i'ec
n.otor chief of the dirigible It
had been rescued Iroin the N
camp off Nui'lheast land now
pears to be unfounded.
No confirmation of the re
could be obtained from Spitz!
Ken and it appeared that an e
in transmission of a niewsaKe
responsible for the erroneous
T'ornuttioii.
ter-
Milll,
alia,
bilc
up-
port
Ik I'
ll or
w as
in-
"Ooc i here look
It
was Ktateu. I
All this because of the arrival
.u .... idown a decision nwardinir the dc
uuiiitK. Lii jenr were nuown uy , . : . , . , time tomoi-mw
ihiro,.n n,.i n'i. if I fendant cohIm amountini; to about umt lomonow,
::r"u:"' ''r.""1 ."V and divided u.in.l f,A Imnk. l"'Hli'. the
u vuu.ftu lo.my nau pianneu lo , ... comlnir th.oiieh the flood eates
Have pictures of the recent Indian , ' h i-iiu "...... ,h7.....i. n. r T i, . P'nt the
ny uorneyH u. i . isokkh ana j . " ' ...,. i'.,if,.ui(- t -i i,..,. i
umici ituiM'ii me nam ami reporin: - -
line meoicai oeKtriineni oi mat
water ' b'ime Sunday ntuhl of Or. and .Mrs. ;
! reuericK ;. 'l iiayer ironi navini; i
last nine months at I
marathon race. " 'l"r," 1 kkh ana j.. -- - V. " ""
ThA i.u. ... nr. I-II eel. urn I tlie lnniU t,v At. "" "' "'in io'i"
'Z'" to,n..y . ,, ,.i h, :-ro .rcd to that off,,,. x.l,
a a popular lndlnK place for biK ' T"" "r-'"- ' B ", " """ r w" '
planeH. It was pointed out that , '"' "t l"-ld that. I.mnu,.-I, a. ' I t.irninK out tl. wat.-r. no pro- ;
the lar.-,-o nuniber of ahipa wlili h fcn.lant had l,.-. n adjunct ; vlMii ha, t n made for the
have comn here during th.. Inl f,.w , a bankrupt In the federal toint ,ul,"n and ateelhou.u in the pool.
mn.nl. I.wi,,.,.i,. n, l..r..oU.. for the Konthern ('Hllfurnin lls-"n nooui Mile ol mc II
111 air traffic, and the ueceHHity of, flit after the null n filed. tlK:-.." number of th.in
an adeiiuatc airport In lhl elty. 'iim no Ij.min tut a. nult lo reeover, 'Handed. tiranlM l'ana Coucier.
Other scenes of luterCBt Included ""d tho lower court held the cop- "
Blldos of the 111X6 countv fair. It tention valid. An appeal was
van announced that plana are under tiled In the Kiipreuin court, and
and '
institution the former local physi
cian has been taking n post Kr.idu
ale course In eye, ear, nose and
throat.
While the fish anil uaine here.
way to makn the fair thin fall big- the lower court was sustained
ger and bettor than ever before.
. Atdilaud HotarianH prenent at the
luncheon Included Jim Hopper und
H. 0. MIHh. A now member Intro.,
duced today was .Sterling Holher-;
mel, who was prcxentcd Willi the I
framed code of ethlcB.
j A letter from Until Mohr mnilnd !
from Hotel I'unnxylvanlH, Now I
York City, June 21, Hlatlnu that
he had recently attended a blK ito
tary meetlnK at the Waldorf Ah- j
toria hotel and expected to be pres-;
ent ut several more arrowy the
pond before Ion.';, was read by Heir1
retary Kd Sbockley.
The next meeting of Uotarlnna,
July 3, will bo In charge of the new
board of directors Jack Carlo,
Charles Clay, Kd Sbockley, Frank
Newman, Al Hayden, Lllll llolger
and Horace llromley.
I'lrlnrrs of the finish
, Indian marathon, which took Ida
.in Grunts 1'hhh last Thursday, were !
j received hern this afternoon by
A big Improvement In the mailer;"11' Copco advertising department.;
of convenience for guests is being ! Tl"''"' rll,n" int-luilo sume goo.l
Installed by the Hotel Aleilford. I n,,t"ge of the last few inllea of
Harry Hull. in. lessee and manager I"" "'" ll,l viclor. !
la having the large vacant lot In.- ' lv"g I mud. as He sprinted up
mediately adjoining the hotel on ",0 ""Lot of tbo city In i
tho west, and which la u part of sensational finish. The awarding
the hotel property, converted lnlo;"f "o J500II cash prize in the
a big parking place for tho uole I form of n bucket of gold and sll-
ahoiits are much perturbed over
:the return of (lie well known local
j sportsman. Skipper, his wondcrful
j ly hogaclous water spaniel dog is
t almost bcwllili'i-ed with Joy.
j Skipper was left in charge of
H'olonel ( '. fl. Thomson und family
1 during In-, ami Airs. Thayer's ah
jsenee, ami when the Thomson
.family removed to I'rater National
j park two weeks ago they left Sklp-
I per al the home of a friend in the
,cily lo await Hie master's coming,
of the j There was a great reunion Sunday
I night between Doc and Skipper.
I
BABY CLINICS HELD
Threo member of the Medford
Health milt, -Mrs. Lydia King.
Mis AiiKumu cj lover and Or. .
1. Inskeep, returned this week
from Portland, whom they at
tended three conventions, the Nu-j
tlonal TuberculoslH association. I
City and County Health Officers '
of OreKon; State Nursm' associa-'
tlon and the western branch 'f
American 1'ubliu Health associa
tion. 1
Yesterday they held a baby and
pro-school clinic at Gold Hill, with
Miss Florence York, home dem
miHtratlon intent, assisting with
problems relating to diet. Of the
1 5 children few were found to be
; use of hotel Uliests
I The Mb bill boards which for
j several yearn had extended across
I tho front of the lot on West .Main
street have been rear ranged at the
(sides of the lot, the Htirface of the
00 by 100 foot lot Is being Ktaveled
!and Minded, and on the west hot
, wall a biir UkIh will illumine th
b all nlnlit. .Kntranco to the
parkitiK place will be from the
I alley back of the hotel. Hundred:
j of ear can be parked in the bit.
ver coins and other InterestiiiK
kernes at tho finish line wero nlo
taken ly JI. I,, llromley. local
ea iiifiii man for t he Copcu Cur
rent ' KventH newsreel.
MOVES TAKEN OF
VISITING EDITORS
BLESTER ADAMS WILL
PLAY GOLF FRIDAY
Motion pictures of tho Califor
nia edllor:V caravan lo Crater
lake yesterday were taken by th
Copco new. reel camoamau for
early showing in this territory.
The start at Hotel .Medford, the
visits to the fish hatchery. Pros
pect No. 2 power plum, Prospect
resort, etc.. wero all covered on
tin. trlii find h-onw. enml Heenes !
in the snow at Crater lake wero
also secured by the local movie
camera.
Obituary
BIG SHRINE PICNIC
KKLril .Mrs. Jane C. V
who passed away at the home of
her sister Kiuma Wholdnn of -
KIiih street, June 25th at the age
of K l years, had been a reHident of
I .Medford for a number of years,
ltesides Mrs. Wheldon, she Is sur
vived by a daughter. .Mrs. Fannie
Snow of Alt. Vernon, Wash., and
j two sisters. M i'm, Jessie Slier inn n,
Superior. Wis., and Mrs. O. W.
Newton of Oakville, Washington.
The remaliiH are at (he
Mirloiit.lv defeetlv. In nnv oe lemaiMH are t .oe i onKr
- " i rilllPl nl luirlnra it i,. f,..t, I
. Il..u f.. II, KIMi-llll
rauKeuieuts are beiiiK made,
Health clinics for the remain-:
der of the week Inepul
falent on Thursday, June 2H. aadj HAHfiHAAl
another in the Table Kock district hk' S Ti yearH,
Friday. I suddenly near
t ; The
l'tltTLANO. Ore.. June 2fi.
(Special.) Just as Carrdlne An
tlrews returns to the old home
(.,jtown as an opera star. ! return as
a poller, and ir the handicap Is
intrlKutm? I shall enter the news
paper play there Friday. Iteally
should be on the ground a few
hours before to warm up, but
present schedule will see me there
at leulne, off lime.
I.IJSTint AOA.MS.
AbinaKiuff Kdilnr The Telegram.
(Lester Adams Is a former Aled
fonl iiewNpaper man, the son of
former police 'chief and Airs.
Charles Adams)
Sbtuvers lrcilictMl '
"'riiHCitled tonlKhl ami Wedn".
day; probably showers In th
north portion; mild temperai ur"
north westerly winds.
Mis. Harryniiiro Sued
lOK A(li;id;s, June I'll. MM t
. Mrs. Irene Itarrymore. wife of
Lionel Itarrymore, motion picture
I actor, was made defendant In a
(lames. racoB and dnneinp aro
some of I ho events on the program
for the annual Shrine picnic which
will bo held tomorrow, Wednesday.
HtnrtliiK at 1 p. m, uml lasting until
intdniKht, at tho Kilts' picnic ground
on Hokuo river. AtlUotic contcste
or young ami old, "fat and skin
ny," aro phi:innd by Iho committee.
Free ico cream, coffee and soft
drinks will lie furnished but all
families are reucHled to take (heir
basket dinners. Mine LoiIko Ma
tious und their famitieB are also invited.
ItOt'imo.N OI'KMMi
Aaron 1 la ukIuiui,
passed away ver
iioenlx, June iiilih
remahiH aro at the Conner ,uun- WH '"line oerendani in a (Continued from Pasft One)
jiuneral parlors where funeral ar- u,t fnr 1 1 ' lt''---t f,lttl f1'-.
' ranuementH will be announci'd f"urt here today as a continu-' president of tho Fulled States will
later. 1 ,xt nf morlcaKe fureelosui e t he nominated."
: 'action started against her In New; C. C. Olckinsotl ol' Missouri was
lniilflod ndvortlslnn Ret rosultn. Voi k Pi rrj. I recn. misted hv Shaver to move that
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Annual Sale oi Silk
ann s
Opens Wednesday Morning
THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF CRISP NEW SILKS
ON SALE TOMORROW at ABOUT HALF PRICE
REMEMBER These are all the best j$
grade of silks, made by the best manufac
turers and purchased by us away below
regular prices. Come early before the
best bargains go. Store hours 8:30 a. m. ftfiJ
to 5:30 p. m. We believe in short hours,
WAV
JlCilll tlCpCJdllll
$3.45 Values $1.95
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"Stehli's" Flat Crepe
$3.45 Values $1.95
40 inch flat crepe. The famous
"Stehli" brand, none better, there is
a softness about this quality that ap
peals to the discriminating buyer.
Comes in a gorgeous selection of new
shades suitable for summer wear,
guaranteed to give service. It will
pay you to buy enough for several
dresses. Real $3.45 value
on sale Wednesday, a yd
'j'll'i
Just think! Tomorrow
you can buy the famous
Stehli's crepe back satin
lustrous finish in both
light and dark colors full
40 inches wide, extra fine
quality and weight, every
yard cheap at $3.45. This
big sale Wed
nesday at, yd.
r.il-ii
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;$1.95
THE GREAT SILK SALE OF THE
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YEAR
$2.95 Printed Silks
$1.95
Hundreds of yards of
beautiful new printed flat
crepes. Pure silk in a
wonderful selection of
patterns and color combinations suitable
for hot weather dresses. Real values
$2.95. On sale Wednesday at,
per yd
$1.95
Stehli's" Suede Crepe
$3.45 Values $1.95
This beautiful silk fabric comes full
40 inches wide, has a velvety, lus
trous finish. Comes in excellent col
ors, suitable for dresses and lingerie
purposes. One of Stehli's best fab
rics. Cheap at $3.45. On
sale Wednesday, a yd.
$1.95
Stehli's" Georgette
$2.95 Values $1.95
40 inch fine heavy quality georgette
in plain and novelty weaves, beauti
ful colors to choose from. Stehli's
best quality, real $2.95 values. Very
special Wednesday at, a 4 r
yard P 1 jO
Yo-San Silk
$2.45 Values $1.95
A heavy sport silk in good colors for
skirts, dresses and general sports wear.
Comes in all the much wanted colors.
Is 40 inches wide. Reg. price d1 fr
$2.45. On sale Wed., yd. . . P A
Figured Georgette
$2.95 Values $1.95
40 inches wide, in light
and dark patterns. A cool
sheer material. Just the
thing for summer dresses.
Regularly sold at $2.95.
We d n e s day
special, a yd.
$1.95
Extra Special
75c Pongee 45c
32 inch heavy all silk imported pongee
a fine quality, not loaded. A long
wearing, washable quality, heavier than
the ordinary grade. Real 75c
value. Wednesday, a yd. . . .
45c
BETTY BAXLEY
WASH DRESSES
t-VH) values
now $1.95
Jtanrib$zpMtmadAtmt
THE STORE FOP EVERYBODY" i
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Mt0fORD.OKtSCN .
HALF PRICE
SALE OF
READY-TO
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Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns
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