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4 The WeatW
Wftnthfcr year Ago
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Minimum . , et)
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Fniwast: lair, nmi ihkii
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Minimum yesterday I""
Minimum today '
nilf Twenty-third Teir
Ut-fitlv Kittv-ivnth ttr
MKDFOUP. ORF.OO.Y MOMiAV. JULY
1!''S.
No. Yl-i.
M
MAIL TMLUNE
Todavll RELIEF
By Arthur Brisbane
Romance, Farewell.
To Forbid Monkey Glands
Russia's Suicide Record.
Red Wall St. Lights.
(fupyriKlit. 1S7, ty Xw York
Kvt'nlni; Journal, Inc.)
llunuai'v puts mi imuI to rnv-
inn Jl.vpsy liif. TIkiso picliii--sinio
people, fiO.IHto nf tlictn j
in Hiiiiniii'y, must ilrcss like,
others, I if i' in tun- plnce, speak
the Aliitryar liiiitriiiitie insleiul ;
of their own, pny taxes or rent I
ami ri'iitler inilitnry servii'e. In :
vain Kinv 1 ler.i iUazei protests,
(iypsy ronianee is ileail.
As (ivpsies live, nomads, wan- ,
. '
(lenni; Irom place to place, so
... nil in lived. When VO'.I
, . , '.
li.nl; mil oi Hie winnow aim
Vwant to fro somewhere," it is
your nomadic ancestors comiii'i
1o life.
Women put an i
rnred'ree wanderiiio-. They
lired of ilrasrs-'in!; haloes
eot. i
'tllll
liousellolil Lfoods around. They J
.... . ... I.,, I In. i sp-ll. luili.-atious point to clear
ciilhvaled weeds, develop.uu , w (w hi)s
thril St't'ds into illt tllf yr.Vm ' f.r l.iriinmw Uu- fi.r.-.-.isl v;is l.u
vi Know, bcloiv tile nul ot 111-' ; 2
stone ari', Jicconlini t ll.irvo. i sai.km. O'o., July ns.M'i s:.-
lent sizzle.l veslerilay itmler the
That frave them a permanent : hilllu. .,,, Mi,ture i.r the year
food sttpplv. Some woillllll 1 "..lay ttave no in.lications ol'
. . ' ... lolt'erinn niuih relief. Th. mei--
tamed the first hullalo heller ;,.m v , .lowntown .iistri. t
calf, niilUed it when "rmvu, ; reuchpd n maximum e( Hi-' l-
jfirees ilurint; the atlerliiion Suiiilay,
providini; food for her clnl-:n( h(. ofn.iai nror.iini.' veririe.i
di-eii ''ko'cs.
J At 10 o'clock this morning; the
llradnnllv le human nice soi l
lied down, ami wiit we call civ-
ilizillinn .'few lip. NOW We
have flats, frozen pipes, debts,
' ii
tuy cnnii'i' lots, clinsc tnt; dol-.;,
'lar instead of the mammoth or
Avild niiroelis, -and eall out'-
solves civilized.
IVihnps we an nearer to eiv-j NVarlv ,-(M( ,.,;: wen(
ilizationt hut it seems a pity toto mhi hike y.-.su-i iay mi an ex-
. . 1 . p '"ursiim. h-uviiiK earlv in tho morn-'
suppress the (.ypsics, last. Irau'-ji,,,. ., nrrlylnB ,,. ,,0 , ;
tiient of once universal free- i niBht. Saturday the niaximum was j
(loin.
A few years jj " f-'i'0"1
''i'ench doctor, IJraiin Scipiard,
told the mcdieal world that cer
lain trlands eotdd he used to ht.nrhos ..j,,, tlu. ,.nKlH. , i,,,,,.
postpone old aye. The medical 'n.f swriietim,' heai r tu-t dem-irs. :
, , . , . . ... ..tit hud reached on Satunlav. !
world hutched heartily, as it This w;iH tlu. hif,h,.,t niIirk of ,h(. 1
did when Harvey annotiueed (summei-. The heat wave was mn-1
, " , , . i . linuoiK today. j
the eirculatKin of the blood j
4.4 J 106 Here Yesterday !
Sinee tlien others have been I The low; deferred ami antiel-
1 lintrxl i nlliinl lull' cnoll t iinnnfil
1 WOIK. OrOIUMl IN I'll .w
lirazil, to plant new youth in
.1
foolish old men there, and the
chamber of deputies actually
flavors a bill to forbid jrland
iriaflin"- iti France and her col -
'nies.
Transplanting ni n n k e y
ulantls is "a menaci
count ry, am
divofee fro!H 1
x. -1 i- .... ....... ias notion-; was in sight to indicate
Nature, according to '"-(Illore moderate weather noon. Tho,
alive science. i forecast for tonight and Tuesday ts ;
,. , , j ,1 for fair weather and a high tern-
The wonder is that nny old ; poralm.0- i
ftud should want to borrow thej However, everyone is hoping
pysical energy of an ape, to 's
rape the peace of old atre, Nk
lure's kindest yift to man.
Ucrlin's suicide rate has al
most doubled. I.nst year's sui
eide record in Prussia was thpitains and ire companies wilt eon-
(tiviitt'st in ."ill yours.
Women i
Utl'f lift t - lllilii lllllll llli'll to i'H-
hli-0 lifcx slintfs iilltl arrows.: Tho hunt upell nt n yonr aeo this
. , time started on July 2- with the
Ot itilMI I'nisMiin siiifiilrs, "'' i tcmiHTat'tre of M". whirh rontlr.-
L'll' wore wihiumi iiihI virU. ti,- u''1 as 'll"-: '"'' '"
24. inn- July 2."'. 101; July ti.-:
ni,.i. !jV 27. fi: .Inly :s, (i7: .Inly 2S.
. i 9.';' July .in. fi".; July !'7: lhn
Slntistii'S show tliat till" sui-j the tPinpiTature enntlnti"!! In to
i . i nftitli until Aumi.it 10, then rlrnp-
M,I,. iorc.nti.!;p is l.. ost , o thp or PVPIlt fl)r
Iiinnns; ('(tth'ilii's. hiirlicsl litti'int: spvnral ilay. when II chut nn
, i , , , n ,t... a-'raln to ttip nhi(jtli' from Aueust
.lews. IVrhnps Dhwpj I'Imii..,. (o Awwi .,iK w!th n niaxim,ini
lllhier Wllirh this lintion It r- of fl' on August lfi, i.efore return-
riinure.l to Iwivt tho i.lli.-s milk'"'" lo n"rn,ML, 4
iHHI.Oiio.ihmi in ooUI from ' ik"' "'v.
. ! A LtIA NY. Ore.. Julv 2:. '4.
ninny pvory yonr. is not quit' Thn ,;rn)! ipphnu tnm yester
II s 'Vasv" ns wns supposed. 'y defeated AM-anv. ft to 2. 'the
hiateriej u-ere; A Ihnny. Coleman.
When nn engineer drlrw hH'F.rtier nd Vi!ke-: I tend. i:f
train nhead. In pile rd liulifs nnd Thank.
Ret asaint him, nomethlns hnii
pen. V Wall Strpct s'ocu1atnr have,
y-en drivinie their train uli;l. in
fffdte of federal renme .rate. ,
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N HEAT
IN SIGHT
'Portland Weather Bureau
Sees No Immediate Pros-.
pect of Break in Hot Spell
109 in Grants Pass and
106 in Medford Entire i
Northwest Sizzles.
I'nitTI.ANIi. On-.. July oJ'l .
. ItlaziiiK Miri in a elmnlle.vs sky
ave promiM- li.ilay In anolher very
..t .lay in I'.irilan.l. nrnimiily
t-i(iialli)i the mixiliiilin nt !.s re-
hen-y.si.-r.lay afi.rniM.n. '
Tin- entire Uillaiiielle v: y vul-
ley anil southern ir
i. ii was I'eel
hm tlii
' weather
: 'I'll.- i
I..U.-1) ..I'
r.-al Miiiitii
lerimtmeler ive,istereil 7L'
in. unlay in I'.trtlan.i. 7-i
al N. anil 7! at It : :t o . with In.liea
! lions uf enntinueil rapi.l riKe.
...1 1 1 lli. I i Washington also was sweltering.
i Temperatures as hlt;h as Ins t.e-
Iiik i i'Kislere.1 in ill., central part
nl" s,:l1'' yeslcr.iay. '
promise no r.-lief in sitthl Irom tin
. temperalui'e St. .oil at !IL'.
i i:r(;i:.i:, u,e. my 23 id'i
. l-.UKene sought lalios ami seashore
yester.lny when the thet ninmeter
i ,'" "i"1 ''"J-
w'MlhT luircmi i-cti-ils Ihti',
n juiy, iiiL-tr. the mort-ury
' friinnert - 101 a.ut th.-n t. nu r
j the hnttpjst tiny on rt'ciud. ok- '
upnlny whs the iii-;m,t itppi'oni'li I
itn jhni mark.
! In August, (if last your, tho ther-
!x. unlay M-cnu'il ii
other HCOirh'T.
(luc for an- 1
I (lll.WTS PASS. July :3. IjTN j
Summer tiri'lvori unannotuici'd over
t lit week-end in ihe Urimic river
valley. Sunday the people of the
Lent which started unexpectedly !
Salunhiy when the teinpenitur ,
innined In ill'' lundo n lettn nf fnur !
iiet;rees yesterday , reach Iiik tlm
inaxininm of lot;, and today, which 1
started witli the high minimum of j
Cl. found Medford still swelterinu
al wondering how Ions the hoot
, spell would continue, lonay prom-!
: ised to he at least as hot as yes-
jtenlay. t
This hent spell nenemi alt,
to tin1'0 oreuon, aim up 10 cany mis
.afternoon the weather huieau i
could promi.se no immediate relle'' '
! that the present heat win nor
; mat ih that of last year, which ;
started about the same time and
lasted until ahout Auuust It; before
the temperature returned to nor-
1 mat.
! In the meantime, as on Saturday,
j Sunday ami today. If the unusual
toinr to do a m .ihI liuine-s and
the people will w-:ir fewer ann
Ioiisit ujtrmi'nt.i
CM KM A LIS. fre. Julv ?1 - 4
r.urtitic of a tir caused n n
nutomol'ile aeridert three to
luo-th of Centra Ha yesterday in
j whirh Jake Odland, 2, was kill-,
RITA CAREWE WEDS DAD'S "FIND'
' fs y !
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Leroy Mason, film "find" of Edwin Carewe, the producer, has
etolen the heart of Carewe's daughter, Rita, also a screen actress.
The young couple have broken the news that they eloped to Yuma,
Ariz., and were married. Carewe "discovered" Mason at a sandwich
counter, just after the young man had come to Hollywood from
Lanmore, N. D.
BEST YEAR EVER
Report Up .to July. 10th
Shows Largest Profits
and Soundest Condition
Since Institution Was Or
ganized, According to
President.
SA X V I1ANCI S( -O. .1 11 ly Ll 3.
iPf Profit. of liancitaly corpora
tlon from January -0 to July 10,
this year, set a. new record and
cxi'eeded the profits in any prev
ious year uafit a (datoment puh
lished today hy .. M. (iianninl.
eX'-fUlive Viee president of the
iiiHttt ution.
The eurieiit Mtatenieut of ll.inc
ilaly's eondiiiou. .showed total as
sets of SUM, INS. AMI. Cash in
hanks and call loailK at the close
of buslm ss July I it amount to
SJii.ix.'t.Tr.i nnd hills and accounts
receivable . l L' . 2 U 'A, C, !i Securities
and Invest ments conservatively
amounted to s '.'.(, fiTJ,SU7. Invest
ments in business properties, were
Si." i.IltiU. less mortEattfx of
I s
n.uS t . Invest men in In subsi
diaries were Six:t.304.
The statement said normal
earnings of the corporation had
been :i:i.2.1S.fi:.2, adding that If
the same level of earnings whk
maintained throughout i h.. yt ar.
Maneitii y wouht earn over t :i a
sha re, or more than 11 percent
on the present value of the stock.
These earninu'M were ,-nid to be
exclusive of any profits from the
transaction involving the Hank of
Amerlea. Itowery nnd Kast Itiver
National bank, and Cnmmercial
KxehaiiKe Hank of New Vork.
Baseball Scores
AnicHcmi,
p..
..hi
St. Imix
, I
Clevehind .. 0
Claehoider and Kchaiiu:
Harder, Itayne n nd Seweil,
It. II. K
New York .t H I
I toy n K 1 ft
Shea ly. Tho limn, t "ovPieMkl and
i i i a ho w k i ; Mac Ka y den and 1 1" rry .
R.
II.
1 1
K.
WaMiincton
I'hiladelphla .
iaton and
a nd i "oehra nc
Njithmal.
IMtlshurt? 2
ft
I irook lyn 1 ti 1
Funfell and larrfave: Me
Weeny. Doak ;tnd lieherry. fiooeh
Another AitHdentuI Shoot I nc
M ILLSItf Htf . Ore., July 21 'Pi
Aeeidentally shot when n rifle he
v.fi.t earryine exploded. Max M.
I'allon. l.i. Coehtane. dl-d l.efoie
hts eumpanion euld miiiiin'in aifl
yentetday Ma-.i v lilam hai d 1 3.
S.ih-m. one nf fun swimming party.
told- .1. l;iflH of the lieeid' nt ill the
BANCITALY HAD FRENCH PLANE
oaw 01 am MiMi Mnif vnni niTv;
wtiodH to investigating officers to
day. G G
i
HOPS OFF FOR
Lieutenant Paris Lands at
Azores in Sea Plane, En
Route to United States
Next Stop Will Be Ber-j
muda, With Two Com-1
panions. ;
j
If O It T A. Island of Kayal,
A;-... res, July 3. A1 The French j
seaplane I.a l'renate (The Kriunte !
Ulrd ) arrived here this morning :
from l!re.m, France, completing 1
the first bn of its trans -Atlantic j
flight to New Vork by way of thej
Azores nnd Merinuda.
With Naval Lieutenant Paulln
Paris in command the plane came:
down on the unruffled Mirfaiv f '
the luirhor al 7::tn a. m. I'-M'O a.:
in. lOasteru Slanilard Time.)
Lieutenant Paris and his two'
companions Itelief Plloi Mat r ot
and Win-less Operatoi' t 'ad on, '
completed t he flight of some i
1 .tiMi nilbs in 1 hours and 1 .'.
minutes.
ItorKKOItl). III.. .Inly I'.l. A'l
Thi tnki'iiff of ihi- "liil-iitiT
Knrkroril" (in u iii-iiihimmI IUkIii
from Korkforil (o Stm-kliolin.
, Swili'n. will hf ir.inli' hm mimiii an
wi-iithi-r rt'iiiirli n i c t rri'ivi'il
.from I'rofi'sfnir w. II. llotihs nt
Alt. Kvnn.i. (;rM-nliinl, r.rl I I:ih
wHl. pill of ihi' pliin''. snhl lo
ihiy. I Thf pilot unit lirl;'-r 1. fri'nm
' it. i-pilot. nftor ii t i-iii I flight
yeyt-nlny, reporti-d the i'ohiimihk
iiihI othor IniriMnfiltH In n rfi-rt
trili'r.
ARE GIVEN 'LIFE'
I'll l ' A'lf , July 'Ji.tA'iVmir
youths, none of them more than
HI yeai-H old, r)day were Menteneed
to life hnpiisonment hy ,1 ud(?e
Frank ("omcrfnrd in criminal court
on their plenn of entity to the ulny
InK of I'earl KKk'elston. 17. a movie
iiHher killed duilnK the holdup of
a movie theater In Iterw yn. a mi
hurh, three months kko.
The youths, John Tulacz. Alhert
Man. Stanley Thomat and Stanley
Jim ma j. entered uuilty pU;in af
let two weekp had Im'cm fpenl In an
attempt to pick Jury.
BY RATTLE SNAKE
I CJUCAfJO. .filly :3.f,p-- Floyd
' Laker, fi. was hitt n thief tiin-F
i l-y n rattle Fnakn. I.ut wnlk'd
thome without nothing Mie bites,
j loiter Jim was taken to n hopita!.
w here physician ad niinl-tet e.
! nut i -snake Id to serum and said
he probably wuUl recover.
1
10 PROBE
: Italian Dictator Declares He
Will Tolerate No Inquiry
Into Nobile Disaster From
Other Sources Pays
Tribute to Italian Flying
Forces --Tension Noted.
U"Mi:. July -A Premier
Mus-M'titii iidd the council of min
isters today thai a complete in
ve.slb;atiin into all phases of the
Italia disaler wtiuld oe made by
Italy and that any other propos
investigations would be imnn-il
atel I'eje.ted,
Such iiKiuiry. t It e premier
stressed "w ill naturally be imidc
in Italy aiyl by Italian persontili
lleK, any other hypothesis is ab
surd and offensive and whatever
it tnit-'hl be or wherever the prop
osition ea me from, it would im
mediately be rejected."
Meanwhile, it should he recorded.-
he said that the first, to s. e
Ihe beleaguered iM'oup. was Major
Maddab-na. the Italian flier, who
went north with a Sa vnia-Mar-sheiii
maehiue.
The premier added that the
council of ministers would be in
ter pri'tinu the KiMlt linen is i'( the
Italian people In thanking
those copt l ibntinu to the rescue
opera I Ions, especially the crew of
the llusstan ice cutter Krnvsin
and in paying hnmaui to the
memories of )r. Finn Mnlmureu.
Swiditi nieteorobiyisl, and Vin
eenn Cornelia, motor attendant.
The premier then pfld tribute
to the brilliant I'liuhl of Pcrrarin
and lc Crete from Italy t South
America, as "havlnn exalted the
natitin'H righteous pride."
lievii winu' tlie foreiiiu situation,
lie noted the cesat Ion of diplo
ma" tic tension with Austria and
the i-esiimpU"n of normal re la
lions between Ihe two countries,
the siunlntr of a commercial tie
aty with Hungary. Italy's adhes
ion to the KelbiL'K pact . t he con
clusion and initialing of the Tan
gier agreement, the signing of an
nceord with Persia and the initia
tion of conversations with china's
new Nankini: government follow -inn
denunciat bin of the old treaty.
On thi internal situation, the
premier mentioned wli h intense
sat isf act Ion the decrease in un
employment and i in pro vein en l in
agricult ural condlt Ions. "F.very--thing
se, ..is to point to a hnrvest
notably superior to t);it of IHi'T."
he wild.
Zappl Is Criticized
MOSCOW. July ir:t. The
correKpondeut if Tun, soviet news
aKciicy, nhoard the Itussiun ic '
hroaker KniKMin, na,VH that when
Captain Kllippn Zappl wbh reHciied
hy (lie KniHhin he had flntlies n
well dm u eoiupaKH holmiKliiK to Dr
Finn Malmmeii.
! Captain appl and his rnnipnn
ioti, Ciiptnin Alhertn Mailano, have
heen Mholed iih Huylnp; they left Dr.
Malnmrcn dyhm in a uravw or he
an they VrPHHed on toward land to
lirhi.; iiht to tho mirvi vors of ?
lealla.
The TasH correspondent nays
that when Zappl came u hoard the
vessel he wore two pa I in of nantw,
two suitH of underwear, three pai-s
ol noekn, while Mar hum had on
pair of pnnlM, one suit of warm
underwear ami two pairs nf unfit .
1 le nddH that Zappl refiined to
Klvf? up letters which Professor K
liehminekJ ('.echo-Slovak inn nie
IrurnlfiKlHt, liiid etitriiHted to Malm
!Kren heffre Ihey starter! over thn
ice tn send utd to Helionnek ami
tho olhers. Me also refused In Kive
up his notes.
Tho aviator, f hnkhitnvsky, din
covered Zappl and Maluren on thn
Icp and directed the Krussin to
them.
OSLO. July it't The Ital
ian legation reeelved a ti'leRrani
today Hint inn that the hae ship
cittn di Milano has left KinK's May,
SpitzheiK n. for Xnrvlk. Norway,
with the Italia survivors.
Nohlle In Had
MOSCOW. July 211 - fTV-On-eial
l loheito Nohlle Is anxious to
participate In further se;neh for
thf six missing memhein of the dir
imhlf Italia hut is having iliffieul
ty in ohtalniiiK pei ml-odon of the
Italian Kovernment. IVof. Samdl
ovlteh. head of the IlUian Ifseue
expedition fihoartl the K raff In, to
day informed the refine rtimiois
!ion at Moscow.
The jmifesxor xald that appar
ently General Niddle han fallen In
the esteem of his government. lie
added, how ever, (hat the K i assin
would take Nohlle nhoard for Ihe
further rescue work If requested,
1'rof. Hamothvft h sahl:
"IloplylriK to Nohlle's uruent re
qlieM, I VUlterf him HN heQotjtd riot
leave his eatdll l.eeaile of hif
hroken leg1 I went nhoard the
t:tfi ship Clttji di Milano arconi
panled l.v Lieut YlKllerl, the Ih.l
la's navigator. Nohile, crushed,
and nervous, linked pel niiHlon to
participate In the Krurtsin'M far
ther uvtttch.
SASTER
CCEAN FLYER GETS SCREEN TEST
n Jl 3 f rl'eV i '"tor - S -
11 ?fe-W4 wsV4i I ?fl
Itutb KM. r, ghl flyer, in sunn teM nt Los Angeles, In prepara
' t Ion. 1 or a t eal nr.- pici mv.
1 PROMINENT MEDFORD WILL
' nnnTi minrnn iimr i i innrn
rUKlLAlNUtKo HAVt A LAKbtK
iMnRnirnnnn nni n nmnmr
m KMrlrK r MM El . KU hh
111 III II IL.II LULL UVLU UIUIIIIUL.
Rose City Society Shocked
By Medieval Antics oi
Ginned Up Clubmen
Story Is Broadcast, But
Names Are Withheld.
I'lHtTLANI). fire,, July 2.1. (V'
As draiiMith- as any tale nf
knijihls of old is the story oim;
the rounds today of a hattle be
tween tWir 1'oHlillldeiM with l-'reneh
rapiern slimed nt 2 a. m., Snn
day iilop the hills nverPiokiu
tin. land, under an are IikIH in
WiMhint;'"!! pai k.
Sat in ihiy nifcht, at tlie timiit1 of
a I'urthunl business oian, a shiK
pai ly was held, at whirh It Is
said i onsideia ble liquor was
driinU. 'I here were four men at
the party, the bii:duess man, n
I 'on land physiilaii, a sa Ionian
and a friend of the dnetoi's from
Seattle, says I he T'1 lei; ram. An
ui'Kiiment ensued between the
yn h-Ntna n and the hnsinetisma !i
over the qualities of the produet
llle lesmaii lla lid led. It K1 cW
u arm.
Two l-'rem-h raiders, relies of
byont K-, whh h reposed on the
wall, . were suuwested as appro
u late wen pons with whirh to net -lie
the. dispute. In the throes of
Mill, all a re said to have agreed
that ihe anetent weapons were
quite the IhtllK With uhirh to tiIlt
it out. And so the pnriy, In th
doeloi s ear, di ov e to WashiliK
1 1 ii p;nk, and there, under ihe
are lluht. the points of the rapiis
were e roused, the eroml jya e I h"
W'inl and the baltle was on. The
doctor aeted as court physleiiin,
it is said, a nd Stood reHiee( Ively
to one side, ready in administer
to 1 lie fa Men Kfllhtlit.
The battle Is said to have out
ranked anything of Its kind for
inaeenrary. one of the eoinhat
a nis is said to ha ve tttirk t he
pidnt of hi weapon Into the base
of t he are liuht and his antan
onist almost stubbed himself with
his own weapon. . The air was
pllliehed full Of hole II lid t he
swish.tiKS of th deadly rapier
rotltd be heard II bloek HUHV.
Then aino the climax of 1 he
battle. The dortor ut ill the
wav of one ot the ihrusts, the
point of the rapier entering his
arm below tho elbow. This, It
is reported, resulted in a com
plete reunion of the. ties of friend
ship whirh previously had existed
between the utitaKonlst s, boffi ex
prelnf deep satisfaction at hav
ing drawn Mood without harm
ing etif-h other.
The doctor Is said to ha ve
treated his wound at his hom'
and today has it carefully con-
ejiled beneath hi- i oat sleeve.
The two antagonists a re said to
ha ve tken the a neient w en pons
back to the doctor's study and
to have depn i ted toet her on a
lishiiiu tri.
The Teleutaui wik unahie to
lve the navies,
f. C, TraiiK ( ia-b; 12 Hurl.
rHH'A(ii), July 2:i. - t'i A
been paMsenuers were so seri
ously injured hev were removed
to honpita I t-d t Wo More others
v."-., uliak'it up and bruised this
moi nliitt win-11 two crowded Illi
nois f eitttiil r. nil", nl paenirer
train, both bound d'iwn'own, eol
''d O th-j Van llm-en street ta-
"""i . d 4 4
Medford Ice and Storage to
Build Large Plant, in Ad
dition to $40,000 In Im
provements Just Com
pleted -New Fire Protec
tion Plan.
Increased fire protection for Ihe
heart of Med ford's fruit district,
centering about the Medford Ice
and Storage eonipany's plant, linn
been org ti nixed by t. T. llergner.
manager nl that concern, who has
also Increased Icing fariiltlcH and
production there elose to lirt per
cent.
Cnder ihe direetion of Fire Chief
Hoy A. Klllott. a fire drill will be
organized among the Ice plant em
ployes, and 2'i) additional feel of
hone lias been secured. This will
give ample protection to the area
within two blocks of the ice plant.
Telephones will be Installed nt ad
vantageous points, ami Ihe em
ployees will be subject lo fire call
nii:ht or day.
A movement Is a Iso under way
to Induce pack Inn houses of the
1 1 1st rid lo have nig In watchmen,
throughout the packing and shlp-
ptllU se.'ison.
"Kverylhiug possible in the way
of fire safeguards is being em
ployed by us," said Manager llerg
ner this inoruliiu, "because we
leallze that flames during the fruit
shipping season, would work a
heavy fiHs. If thai icing platform
should burn, the valley would sim
ply 1 tit of lin k, for about two
weeks. We are taking no
.bailees."
About January 1 . 1 'J2!', accord
ing to .Manager liergtier, the Ice
icoiiip.iny will build a cold storage
plant, su feet by I LT, on its prop
erty adjoining 1 he present site,
which will be rciidy for use next
season. This wilt be the first unit
of ihe company's development pro
liiain. Tlie picsent fruit season, extiMi
, sivi Improvement have b e e n
, made tn the rH and stoiitgc plant
com lug IH.OIOI.
This Includes the installing of
111 irlng machine wilh a capacity
of ;t'i ions daily, making the total
'ire output loo tons per day.
( In tlx- Ice house Is stored 2.pi,0u0
tolls of lee, u hit h required f I tllll
January L'i to July I to nuumfae
:itnc, -a resei ve supply for the
: fruit shipments this season from
the Itogue river valley. It Is ex
1 peeled lhat 7r..lMMl tons of Ice, will
be used in Icing ears here within
the next three monlhs. In the Ice
storage house at Ashland 2 'Mia tons
jof tee are also stored, as addition
al crop protection.
I New Track Nil. I
Loading facilities at tlm plant
ihave been increased, and 32 cars
j can now be honied anil Iced at one
than). The work of excavating and
! laying the track Is now underihiy
;by the Southern Pacific. The ldnn
platform Is son feet long, and Is
protected with wooden aprons for
badiug. The aprons allow Ihe em
.ployee to put Icp in the rum with
out being a tight-rope walker, and
danger to life and limb in this
i work., has practically been elim
inated. It 00m for 12 Additional
cars have beeit provided this yar.
Palmer Phi nl PtnMinl
The packing house, built hy the
Medford Ice nnd HtoraK company.
and e;ied to (he Potter -Palmer
orchard is completed, and the
k of putting on the finishing
(Coouautd on Uitftu)
HOOVER 10
GIVE TALK
F. B. FIELD
Republican Candidate to
Give First Address in Sta
dium at Stanford, Au
gust 11 at 3:30 P. M.
Expect Largest Crowd
Ever to Hear Political
Speech Radio Broadcast
Also.
STANFORD PNIVKItSlTY, Oul .
, J uly 2:i. iPi Arrangements I to
the formal notification nf Herbert
j Hoover that ho has. been selected
, as republican presidential candi
. date were taking; final form today.
;The ceremonies will be held In the
'Cnlversity stadium Saturday, Aug
ust II, probably at 3:30 p. m.
; (iovernor C c. Young of Califor
( nia will be the first spenker, in
j traducing Senator fieorge Moses of
; New Hampshire, chairman of the
nou ucai ion committee, and per
manent chairman of the Kansas
City convention. The senator will
j speak for about 1 5 minutes and
( then will present Hoover, who
'plans to speak for not more than
! 4.i minutes.
Plans for handling a crowd that
will lax the inn.dOO capacity of the
stadium are being made by those
in charge of arrangements. It was
I emphasized that there would he
I room for the greatest audience ev
er addressed hy a pnlitieul eandi-
dnte and the committee in chargd
J hoppH to have a representativi
j crowd from all sections of ihe
i state.
j Itatlhi Over Co.11 11 try
This will be on nf the grentesi
jdays In California history. It was
1 stated, and party lenders of the
stale expect a great outpouring.
Amplifiers- will he ' Wrung iirouml
Hie howl so that not only nil of
(host Inside may hear very word
hut the overflow crowd also will
he able tn hear.
I Hy holding the excrcisea lute in
jthe day it will be possible to estab
. Huh a radio broadcasting; chain
j reaching from coast to roust nnd
j border to border. Hoover expects
1 to use radio extensively during his
i campaign us. the most effective
1 means of renching the people,
j Works On Address
j The nominee resumed work to
day on his acceptance address and
1 expects to have it ready within a
i lew days. Ho wants to see how it
j looks in type nnd then wilt make
final revisions.
1 At noon he laid the speech aside
1 to resume conferences with politic
jal lenders, meeting Senator Hiram
Johnson, who came here from San
Francisco with Murk L. Kequa.
j close friend of Hoover. loiter in
jthe day the nominee talked over
! the situation In New York stale
I with Alhert Ottlnger, attorney gen
'eral of New York state ami candi
date for governor.
Tonight Si r. and M rs. Hoover
have as (1 Inner guests (leorge Cam
leron, publisher of the Han Frnn
I dsco Chronicle, und Mr. and Mrs.
! Marshall Male or San Francisco.
I Tomorrow the candidate will
j have a conference with Mrs.
Wnrthlngton Scranton. of Scrun
jlon. Pa., republican national com
i niitteewomon for Pennsylvania.
J Later in the week he will talk with
j Senator Samuel Hhoi iridge of Call
. fornhi.
Sun- in He Hoover.
NKW YOKIC, July 2H. MV--Kxpectinx
Ihe most hotly-con-tisted
presidential campalKn since
I X!i2, Senator (ienrge II- Closes
of New Hampshire, eastern di
rector of the republican campaign,
wan here today for 11 conference
with National Chairman Hubert
Work and the national commit
teemen from the eastern states.
"This campaign is going; to he
the mufct warmly contested of any
since 1X92," Senator Moses Raid,
"The democrats nre going to
have more money this year than
they have had since 1S2. Put
of the outcome there Is lio (loitht,
Hoover Is hound to win."
Moses added that he was not
worried over the presidential elec
tion, hut thnt he was "concerned"
about ihe election of a senator
from Massachusetts.
He expressed confidence that
Hoover would earry New York
state,
"Thousand of persons who have
voted for Hmith for governor," he
snld. "will not vote for him for
president, I have heen told."
1 4 .
Death Toll of
the Automobile
j AI.HANY, Oro.. July 2 3 . (P)
I An1rw Ueih, T, nnd Mm. Ilnh-
m Heeb. 411,. hi llftUKhter-ln-Inn'.
were killed an ft reituli of UihV
enr overt urn I nit Hntuntuy nlicht. n
I mile nuih of Khulil an the I'uclfli-
ihlKhwny, Tlie enr fthldiled In pawi
InR two other cnrn on the rood,
and turned over aeverat tlinua.