Medford mail tribune., July 23, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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1928.
GIRL PREFERS
GRADUATES FROM WAGON TO PLANE
ARTLESS CAREER
MOW YOlMv, July S3. A
ilclcntiiiuitiun in Mtni vr rat Jut than
k'ivr up I MM- uitiplml rare1!' Mih
vult'fil hy MJhm InuIjoI Mhh (Inuli
tcr (if a former sovcrnur of I'cnu
sylvmilti. whn. with her nlsicr, it-ce-ntly
whh fuumi livhiK in mvimIv
on it (lert'ltct Inline off uim i Man
liiitlan. Mi Slum- saiil (hat aCl.-r tin
ilralh i)T her father, the Into Will
lit in A. Slum1, rual HiM-ratiir. ami
of tun ri'furrtMl to as "the Ik-hI K'v
tM'iKH I'l-nits.vlviinia ivr had. it
:ih fttuml his estate. i-Ktiiiititi'd at
S3.IHHI.IHHi, hail ilu li.tiU il to ii ar
tlrnlly iititlJii MuuuBh stork tnar
liol spi-culatiotis. ,
"We witc left In the hmin" hr
until, "Ihii we hail n iM.). V
utl In no to work nml uc ilidn'l '
Immv what work meant, fur it hud '
never entered into our live. We i
imagined that money Brew on '
v, a
PRESIDENT HAS
; TO DISCIPLINE
; HIS COLLIE DOG
ITALY WILL GIVE
GOLD MEDALS TO
i Kraxftln If their Bovernnient per-1
' milted.
The Uushlan flier Chukhuovsky '
will remain at KtnuM Hay repairing
' IiIh phint whilo thu JvntKHln boch 1
south.
! A di;iath tu IzvcKtla Hald IhO;
other HusHlan ieo-lfreakoi. the ila-i
: UiiBin, wan reutriiltiB to Atvhanel
after an unueces.sf ul ra-areli fur
the inl-ssiny MK-n.
tree.
MiKN Stone took Ui her nhode in i
the reni-free hare more than a I
ivcek sntt with her younwei- Ulster. '
Mvk. I'euKy D'N'ell. She ix n siiiBT
tudyinu for tin openitle ea reer.
While her sister is a xeuliHor.
She wild her Kister liit j:t a joli (
In ii hox faetory while she Mhtaim-il i
a nlaee in a ehorus, later lieeoniin j
a rdiiBer. She IniM .sin re appeared
In Ih'nadway hIiowh and nihl eiuhs
nml also made her dehut in upcin. I
SirknesM. Iiuw ever, interfered u It h I
her eareer.
1'fKB.V eoitld not Im sei-n liy m-w.i- I
pajornieii ium iKuhel e.plninei sli.-j
hiui heen iriBhlf m-il away hy pith- J
1 Icily ami had Roue into low n to
Mtay with frlendn.
"Hut," he Hiiiil, "It won't Hen re ,
tne awny. I had no thoiiKhl of a j
'Mlhlicily slunl when we eaine to.
Hvo here, hut I'll tell you frankl.. !
thai li I ran Bel any hem-lit otii
of thai puldieily I utn k-iIiib lo do j
tu." I
JlldBe Slephcu Stone, a halT- ,
lu-olher, at I'lttHhuiBh. said thej
lillBht of the i wo youiiB Women j
Wits due lu their "jJlronB-liended- (
Itexs" In JllHlstiiit; mi arlistir eareers t
and iiHHeited, "Any time they want i
to break uway from this art Inixi-
iu'hh we will be I felt led pink nml !
vt ill listen to Miein." I
He- said he hail .sent (hem money j
froin time to time ami that he had
been inroriueil by other relatives i
that they owned New York real (
rotate, t
.Miss Isohel. however, denl.-d Ihey
had rec-dveil nay finaueiiil help
from relative oilier than the life
Iiihtirut.ee of (heir brother. Lieuten
ant .loHti Stone, who was killed in
I'Yanee.
"Our relatives KomethueH ask us
to lum-li at the HUy, when they
eoine to .Vew York," .she said, "but
thitl'K really little help when you r
ilarviiiB and ean't pay your lent.
And they ask ine'tn sIhb at st.eiely
leas, but only onee did I nny
n-r n i i
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When Miss Nina IJellc Hurst, nbovp, entered the Oklnhoma A
ond M. colleue nt Stillwntcr, Okla., 26 years iiro. her father brought
her lo tthool in a covered w.-on. A few weeks later, when he sent
her a bicycle, she was envied by other students. ' Recently, Miss
Hurst, now a teacher, returned to her alma mater in her own air
plnnc. She has had a plane for five year and declares she is as
thoroughly at home in it a3 in the covered wagon, beside which she
posc ooove.
T- FLY ATLANTIC
VIKNNA, July L';!. (IN t
1 tnidied twenty llunisaiiil vuire-'.
' sillBiliB una- panh d and to,
; iiiK tile lament chorus ever ass em
bled, today paid a I it h; hi y 1 1 ibol-'
to l-'in n Peler Sihubcri. din- liutt
dred years nuo. Si hnbi-i(, iht-n only
j years old. died in Vienna. . ;n -I
Iiib not i-vi-u a dollar fr his lui l:il.
but brMm-alliiHf.: lo the u.mI-I u- ar-
ly linn beautltul melodies. four
j days will be devoted (o tin- i-ehia-!
Hon.
money for it."
She said there had been n,t iniur
rel, lu( merely "they have no idea
nf what a Htruui;le It is lo make
your way In mi anfsilc career. Huf
I wouldn't accept their hrlp imw.
My father and my brother ere
f iBlHeiH. I shall Hlnrvi- sooner
than B-Ve up my career."
i The only HiirviviiiB male n-lnthr
of the brilliaul roiupusrr. his i;:.-iyear-old
bi and m-pheu , ,1 lui im Slo-
an-ck, ontipiial u jdaee of honor
ion tile plalto Mil. .Mill lirs ..
;the musical Benills of llo- mail who
had lo bet; t., !-,.), body and soul
jtoBi-tlo r were an old ball, ii-d
j pianoforte. on w hh h Schubert
.worked out many niaslrr pieces, and
In dilapidated Ita rp ichonl on which
j he piued t" ins 1 :i brothers and
jsist.rs. .Many A tne. ie.i were in
i lite a. semblae, including .!b -i i
j II. Ua-l.buiM. Hie Amerieai i-
istei-, and !iis w li e.
I. 'S AN ;i-:iJ-:s. .Inly tl'i--- j
1 'a plain Harry I ,. on. na iiiilor '
of I lo- Son I hei u l 'i-o.-s. who an-
lion in ed p la ns for a non-slop
lh;;ht from London to Los Anue- j
h-H. 1 1 1 1 lore loda;.' by plain- lor'
Aipia i 'ahente. Lower California.
lie was a- -eoni) tallied ly ( 'a pi a III 1
William Lancaster, ,-uid .Mrs. Keith
.Miller. Ih'itish louK dh-l.im-e filers. I
ami a bi "Hp of prominent busl-j
ness men ;nid officials of t his
city. The parly will Hcnd the
week-end ai the .Mexican ranch I
of .1. L. .Mnddux Los Aneh'si
auloi)iohih and airplane dealer, j
n-tuiniim here Siiiola.v nihi. It i
linnauied I inan-pro.ii-
ted fhyh: i
litis ciiy next I
.Sl'I'KIIKHi. WiH.. July -22. t,V
To be lelt behind by one's best
i frienii is loiiBh, but when the pal
swim d rtn you liapja'iiM to bo the
J president of the L'niled Slates,
. it is Just luo much.
Ii-b Hoy eyes said that and
more as President ('ooljdBe st pe
, jied from his canoe after u moi'ii
; jubV fishiiiB trip.
; The en Hie and AI r. C'uolidB'J
have been inseparable since t heir
arrival al the (amp, and the pcj-ib-nl
enjoyed lakim; the bt-aili-1
ul while dog in Hie canoe wit h
ihini while fishing. AlorniiiB and
' after noon found Ihem toB'-'Hier
'on the river, but t he iIob k i
IheBMu to act as thuiiBh he t huiij-t lit
! I lie trips were for his particular
. aiiiuseiuenl, jinn pliiB about and
f harking in too lively fashion.
; t:ut me n short stick. John,
about a loot Ioiib." the president
j said one day to hi Indian Bitide.
! John Jirock .
1 The slick proved an es-ellenl
ttnieiiiiB measure, for all the presl-
dent had to do was pick it lip
and the tlo subsided. This, how-
: i ver, Bi'ew tiresome as reaehinii
for the slick interfered withj
lishiiiB, and Air. CoolidBe ileeided j
1 lo discipline Koh Hoy.
j "We will not take him a Ioiib J
mi this trip." he sail) one day as j
! he and the uuide " started out. ;
: "We will see what happens." !
' The collie was lyiiiB. nose be-1
iwecn his paws, by the ludae ve-!
randa when the canoe re I urned. 1
I'siially he romped toward Hit-:
; president w hen he saw him, hll'. ;
I his time he did not move, not'
j even when Al r. CoolidBe ami the j
: Buide walked over to him. ilisl
I eye, howevei. never left the j
presidents face. j
I "Koiiert, how are yon '.'" veil- j
: tu red .Mr. I 'oo MdBe. but there was
no reaction from the dou. j
i .Mrs. CoolidBe came down Hie
; veranda steps and stooped to pel j
ithe collie. reinaikinB. "Why. Hob
; that's Hie president: don't ymi
I know him Hoii's I'eelimrs were
j too bad ly hurt lo be soot lied by
' a few words and it look him
.some time to recover.
However, it Is no lotiBcr neces
i vary for I hi- Utile stick to ae
! company the president and the
I collie in the i anoe.
I
'! MILAN. Italy. July -: ll'l Tin
coin in it lee which urBanlzed the
first Nubile p-llef expedition has
I decided to have b"UI medals struck
for all airmen and sailors partiei
! jaliiiB In mivltiB the erew of the
dirlMlhle Italia, regardless of their
I nationality.
Grain Stores in
; Monarch Warehouse
MOSCOW, .Inly WJi Neces- .
slly of repaii Iiib daniaBe suffered
In ihe rescuiiiB of Htirvivoi'M of the
Italia today delayed search for the
six men who drift eil away In the
bau of the diriBible. and six inlss
inu rescuers, includinB I tea hi
AniUlidseii.
The ice-breaker Krassin will
have to leave KIiibh ISay, Spit.- 1
herBeii. und bo to u NorweBian or I
Swedish port, since the repairs J
necessary are such that they can
not be made al KfnBH Hay. It is
expected that the Krassin w ill be !
able to resume rescue operations (
in about two weeks. i
1 1 is hoped that Russian and
Swedish pla lies in Hie mean I line
will be able to fly over the erea
noi l beast of Spilzbei Ben looking
for traces of the balloon party ami
Amundsen. The Swedish aviators
at KfiiBM Hay offered to put two
wniall planes at the disposal of tho
Oraln fain tiers of the valley are
storiiiB their wheat and hurley inil
anticipation of hiBher prices later
in the season. '
In the past, due to the lack
of .suitable storaBc facilities In
the valley, farmers have been
forced to ship their Rraln to
Portland on the low market. Such I
Is not the case today, The .Mon
arch Seed t Feed Co.. throUBli
the construction of a fine' large,
concrete warehouse, -afford grain
farmers an opportunity tu store
I heir grain In u ho ruled ware
house of class "A" construction,
where fire. Mazurri is minimized,
where rats and mice are a minus
quantity and where their Brain
is safe, insurance rates on Brain
stored in the Aloimrch Seed &(
Feed c.s warehouse are low, ac-1
curd illy to Raymond Al iksche.
The .Miksche hoys have extended'
a cordial invitation to all inter
ested to Inspect their new ware
house, which will prove a, sur
prise to many, who do not real
ize., the immense proportions of
this bnildfuB's interior. '
Doug. Fairbanks in
Thursday Picture
as belieeil Ihe
lal 1. i. Ker of ihe
loin Knuiaml lo
priiiB H'ii i" I he
plans for the
rty
tin
Ioiib
ami that
dial trip
nld
disc
M is
Caplain Lo
airplane w I
Ha
L..
n. mother of
was aboard the
left here, w ill
for
riy's
ON THE OMR SIDE ; $ CAMPAIGN IN
9 AAISTKKHAM. July uV-
The Ani'iPan Olympic hams to
day hcKart their mini week ol
Irahilnc. with Hie j-ame tiue
wealhci whb h has mu ted then:
Mine the President !;oomc lefi
A nicrica m arly t wd week .u-n.
Houble win kouts daily w ill be
held until mul-week, when Hi
1 1 ' k and I nld men who com
pete next week, will taper oil.
The marathon squad wa-i on',
ea ny lo... i,,r I h-ir l mile
ahum the flat course thev w ii:
follow iii a v t u a t competition
auan-M ihe wo, bl s best distance
aes durum tiie panics, .loie R;tv.
Hie convened mibi. appealed par-li-
ulai ly strotiB. The . onfblen'
Chic.,-,., n ,,,, ,,, J,,.; M.uui.n
weight and m lunh ipmis
T'le i ew ci s wet e read v I , r i
blK day of pf.rd 'lrst, ,,t sb.ten.
.Major Ceio-ial OoubI:i M.o Ai
Hiui- of Ralllmore. president of
I he American ul nipic coninillle.
M-steiday tiaversed lip- c r e w
cor-, an,) r, tu, n.-, to flic Roose
velt enthusiastic iibotil it am) e
ted as j, .,. oei Ho- Mhiw In ;
"r H"' I nUeolly ,,r CiMtoiiiai
eiKhl
"It's the lines! ci ew 1 v e, n
iii the world.- ,e ex. I.Min, ,
"Kvi-iy man ts mau nil , cent in
pow cr and -le.ulin. s. "
A shower durum the niuh;
alarmed , lies. win. fear Hu-
stadium track Won't be ready in
time, bm n .,s ltf 4. 11m)I1 al
hourV duration.
- - .
Ilaby Killer Hound iMer.
OAK LA 1.1. C.U. - Hina Jan,.-n-hek.
i: year old li.yh M-)too UJ,
t-hjiru- d w it h killiuu 'Dials Lilm
cranlz while cniplov, ,1 n. ;, tlrs, -nut
hi In the home of the child".
parents wa bound over to the mi i
jerior toutf. Police .,u t), uil
COUfcfHed hllVillH Hli'ilimb'd the
one-year-old baby been Use flu- dis
liked Hie mother. '
riMCACH. .in- vi. .. u. . er
bert Hoover will open hi west
ern cumpHiun ut ii n.uive kmi
lelebtutlon ut his birthplace Wim
Hraneh, low a. en Auk list VI hi-t-Hmpaiffn
nianuKcr Iiiin decided.
Jitim-H W. (loud, western iihhi
nucr. made the itnnouncement j
lifter n conference here with i
eopuiilllee fiom West Ibaieh.
OVER BEFORE LONG
WASlllM; tun. July i-p. -
Tile niaillles m NlcaiaBUa hope hi
"''oh the end of then campaign
auano t C en ci a 1 Saudi no w it Inn a
Tew nioi ; U.
L.Ucsl ep,,t UmI ;,! tile
n. i b i ut. nt v.t i h.u ihe in-
-liment lead, , and hK l-aiid ,i i
I'l.it Uealh Mill,. on. 1, d lc ih
Anicricai, to, ces iM ot J ir-m 'i ai -
' I'M ei s. Sm I code) o t 1 1 1 1 1 to
Ib-ndui-i- i. o,.K,d , within
,r..n. .,1 tm,,
A camp i,i;n o "io, t nu t1)'
':"'d w belli : puiMic.i ,M.,, ,,.
' tb.il Sandtuo h:i- be. n
If'kiled (ion, lib. vol.lC s of sup- '
Pie s. clihcr .x Hi- m-vie.ni
P- b ihe linp.i-.ibilin ,.f
I'liiL-le i : b, ..,,.:hi .. t,.
I n I ion b las Fair hunk's new pic
ture, Douglas Fairbanks as Ihe
(.aitcho. omiiiB to Hum's Cra
teriau Thursday of Hits week, has
Hie most dashiiiB part he ever
played. A Bam ho is a pictur
cijue null i euiury character, Ill
lie known to the States, and ap
parent ly destined to attract more
than ordinary attention there, as
well as in South A nierica.
The scenes of Doiib's plays have
been veerniB soul h wanl ; France,'
FllBland, Arabia, Spain, 'the An
tilles and now Ihe Pampas. The
story has no definite locality, I nil
is laid in the Pampas rcBhms ut
lai'Bc. makiiiB n pretense al his
torical accuracy, but usIiib the
I pictut esqile en I ion tiu nt ns a
, backBioiind for romance.
! ImuBlas l-'airhanks as "The !uu
Irlm," is a tale of t reasurc. nun
j bat, iuiriBHc and hve, concern
' iiib I be aiH cut ures of a bandit
'who c losses tlx' Cordilleras with
j his rideis to sei.e a it y Brown
' rii h from the offerings of pil
' Bi'ims lo its sacred shiine. For
the first t line the sla r has t wo
IcadiiiB wmiicn. one a w ild uiad
jcap. Ihe oilier a saintly character.
The production has a conflict of
, love interests, said to be much I
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S,N ,,-'" "' " M,l, ,.1,-tur,..
:l" 1 " riulrr III.' lns., M, !in ,.f IV,. I
us new equipment anu aiconoi
become an adept w ith the
bolcodoi hi, w Inch he usi-s in I lie
picture as one of his many strik-
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STtMSGN REASSURES ; i VC
VOLCANO SUFFERERS
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V P
Y
When the Victory Siv was announced six
months ago it was the talk of the town.
What would it look like? What would it
do? Won If 1 it be different from other cars?
In what way? And so on.
Then the public saw the Victory Sixl
Its freshness of design was a revelation.
It icn.s different. Like no other car.
Hakisli and trim low and graceful
smart lined anil colorful it captured the
eye. Immediately.
Look again. Wider seats more leg space.
Bill! Itimmy!
Then il proved, inoperation and perform
ance, the promise suggested by its beauty.
.Swift pick-up smoothness speed.
Dodge Brothers dependability again!
It was a great car then; it is an even
greater car now.
It has stood the. test.
Fach month has seen a substantial in
crease in Victory Six sales.
Not because of what we have been saying
for six months. Or because of what we
say now.
But because of what the Victory Six is.
The snappiest, best looking, speediest car
in its class.
car you should try out now yourself
i the wheel
rmct:s
Tourinfi Car or KooiNfrr, 9,i Coupe, $1043;
4-donr Srrlan, f09..,- Itel.uxe Snlan, $1170;
HpI.iixp t-ftanienitrr ( .'(i;r. 170; Sport K, hi fi
lter, $liVS; Sport Setlim, $1:95. o. b. Detroit
Especially in
Hot Weather
Why bother, worry or fuss about
when you are going to have
enough time to pay bills?
Open a Checking Account and
pay you bills
Once a Month by Check!
It's the Modern, Time-Sa,ving
Way
The Jackson County Bank
nS""ABLISHhD 18t
Medvord, Oregon
Commercial Savings Safe Deposit
MliMltlill I H0I3RA1, RtiSKRVII SYSTHM
THEY SAY
"Swim in
Drinking
Water"
Our weekly wafer (cs(, by (lie
State Board of Health
slimvs if fo In; in "A" condition
"Sale for drinking purposes."
The only safe- wafer is a sterilized
water. Our pool ranks wifli tins
highest in tho slate for purity of
wafer, and surpasses any in So'ulli
crn Oregon.
MERRICK'S
A CONSOLATION
It's a consolation to know that wlien float Ii occurs yon
cnu call a niorticiuu who will treat you exactly as ho
would expect to be treated if the situation were reversed.
Conger Funeral Parlors
RELIABLE REASONABLE
Office of County Coroner
r
EaJkin Motor Co.
1618 tout Pit
o
Phone 304
VicTOrW Six
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FIRE
Green Pine Slab Wood
12-inch or 16-inch
$2
.75
Per Load
2 Load3 $5.00
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1118 North Central
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