Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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arEDFORD MXTTJ TRnTTNTE, rEDFOftU, OKEfifVN,, TFRSDY, .TTTY 24. '1023.
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Look to the Leader for Leadership)
ONE FAMILY DIE
CAUSES MANY ;
FOREST FIRES
F
LAST 8 WEEKS
FiVEH
HOT WEATHER
SMITH TO
9 &SKSd
FROM .DROWNING
4 "i y""" 'T
Tukn along a whole or lmir FHYK'S
"Teu::ious" mkaxh ham ami
tliere'd no nl to worry iiliout tliosfl
vacation appetites, lii-euuse of cuel'iil
nelection, wonderful curing mid U. ft
(iovermiient inspection, thin popular
Ham li.xs been the huccphm of pouutlcs-s
pieniejt and summer camps. Then, too,
it in so pronominal anjl so easy to
prepare.
Write to Five & Co., Heattle, for Frye'l
"Heat Huide"- -IM i, mi ll re i Ipci.
tiftid 3c fur pontaue.
XV.iVm.E, Wni.li., .Inly IM.-jflv
I'tve .lilpane.se u'en ilr.iwne.l
wlii-n T. Nu.lit ln.st 4'i.mrul i.f tti"
;iiii..iu..l.il,. whi.-h i'firri-ij lilm
M ir, his wife, ,:i ml nljc ihllilien Ihru
the 'erry .Mer.fr, :il l.eselti limit
in. ami pliniKeil into Ijike WumIi-
illul..tl l.ile I:ihi nielit. All hilt
mie were iii'iiih...H f tjlc. sn,la
family.
.s.l.-iil;.,. i:,, il i.i,.,., ,.,nK.
lee i.l lh.- Sml.'ix. l..-r ll'-year-i.l.l
hivilh.T, Hiinuye. mill Take, -year.
nlil ln.y, were ri-Ki iieil uneiinKeimi,.
They wi-le elven flr.sl lil.l at II
nearhy Ik. al limine. Heoren nf ih-
seiine'rn wiilllni! In hiuinl Die 1 I : 0 -
i. in. ferry w.re thrown inlu
M-r".iiiiiiiK p.'iiife u hi-ii the iiaeeriv
i.e.-iirreil, .i,,. ,,,1,1 ,1..,,
till' Smlii l-;ir V:M (,. ..St itnl. jn
lh'1 line of 2.', eiirn wailing on the
-lili f..r the HK-'i.al 10 Ko ahnaril.
At the Minntei) MlKtial "all;
.'ilir.anl," (1)0 .l.i,anese l,.fl the;
lm- .,1 waiiltiK ears anil drove
his ni.nhilie liiriously ili.wn the
slip 111 tin a pi la re nt attempt tn
! first i.n the ferry.
The piiekeil ritaehlne ilasheil
mini 1)1,. hunt, while the ticket
tnUern ni.nle a vain eff.irt to Hun
II. VeeriiiE. II i.cswiieil 11 wall
the ll.iiat in nasslnir
ha rrlei'M
ilri.ppetl
I'OKTI.ANt). Ore.,' .Inly ':t, -(!
riri-M, title to liol, dry w'ealhir.
I, ave heen reported irnni many
imiiitH in the 1'iiufio northwpKt.
Kit;ht hitnilreil men were f iRiil iiiK
a fire in loexed off land east of
Castle flock. Wash., in linldlim. of
the l.oriKl ll l.lllnlier company
lhai hail spread over several linn
dred acres.
The plant of the Maple. Creek
l.imilier eoinpaiiy, la nilleH norllt of
While Salmon, Wash., Hiifferetl n
I'.'tl, 11OO damage In a fire.
Several hnnilred ticres of loKKed
off holdliiKH of the Aloha l.ninher
(oinpaiiy, east or .Modlnn, Wash.,
were htlrnr-d.
Forest fli'PM In the Oniiifitl .not
U'ynoehe forests In WashlnKInn
. ayaln werp tlirentening.
Two hundred acres of Hlandlnx
: wheat on Hie farm 01 Moxie Zpiikit.
ihetween W11II11 Walla and Walls
; litir-. Wash., were Hwept hy fire,
ahoiii liinin htishels or wheat lieinx
ileslroyed.
I'ires destroyed farm homes m'
Mrs. 10. II. Halley on upper Cow
litz Prairie. UuhI)., and Victor Mat
thews at Salsop, Wash.
Int'Tild
er end
the
anil
thro 11 nil,
on lh.'
Into the
111 1 11 1 '-I-
01 her
lake.
-Ml nvnllahTe linllce . reserves,
firemen nnd liarhnr pntrnlinen
were inoi.ilif-il within a fi-w min
utes. Witnesses rescued the three
'children.
CALIF. FIG KING
WILL BE ALBURTUS
. SPECTACLE TONIGHT
AI.I'.AW. X. V.. .Inly LM -iTi
fliiv.-ninr Smilh Ls I.Hlln urj;.-il hy
yttuif t.( his )itlitir:il :nlvls-r.s lit
ICi.-k thf iniiH'h .f his in-siih-iiliiil
-:triiriiM) Into th -lcht vf-t-kK pr..
r-iiim ih i'lfii(i. ri Uii ivny, :
Ihf-V ficiirf. he intr tifst t.niM nn
t ;i Jirii:iK Ju.-i h-rtr lh Vutinf
i-.'triy in NVfifiltf-f.
.k fin- Hn ih-nnoi:iiii- nfmlnt'f
himself. Uf has rt-;n5tu'(i no iU-ci-W.n
when hn sh'tulit Uikn llie
; rnnil, where he hnuM K, t,r how ;
ifl.'Uiy Steec-hes he shrtulil deliver.
, II Ih rcvnlviiiK in IiIh niiinl (he
v:iri -il hits uf jnlvlee Unit i-t.ine
from lieutenant. inrlinUnj; those '
(Who ihink he should t:ike tn ihe
' siutnit hy I.al.or i;(y nt iho In lest, 1
timl it rih:iMy will he n nionth
' er nitri hefore his specch-mnkinj,'
, plnns lire iliseos-().
The Kovernor hits fiif-n.ls.
, however. Ih;it he dosn'l in!-inl tn
m;ike more than one speech ii tay,
and he is consider! nt- the jidvisn-j
-IIHy of not even ilolim tiial. a'
limited ntnnher nf addresses, all.
to he hi-nadeast hy radio, in sira-t'-nU-
renters Is a pi-nram to which
he is KlviiiK seiiniis ihoiltriil.
Ailhouph ihrre is a phi ti on f.ol !
to have him speak at :i mounter
outdoor rally in Tiiicnyo during -Mhe
eninpaiKn, mid there uniouht
( erlly will he other occasions for
: open air a niieii ranees' Nmhh win
Insisi. wherever pnssihle, on speak-'
illtf illdffcn-J, chiefly lo conserve
h is voice.
TlBRAND
tarn
U-lt
HANGS HIMSELF
SA.V .KIJA.WISrO, Oil..- July .
-iA't - finn lire t Jtoedilm, f,s.
;faliier of the (.'alifoniia lif,' Iuiik.
ind nationally known liortu-ul-tniisi,
handed hiniHelf from a hit;))
tension tower yesterday nea r l,lv
ermore. Two lioys liunliiiK K'jtilr
rels found the hotly. UoedinuV
suhie followed a nervous hreak-
MOWIl.
! W" was anions the first to ln
itrnduce the fiK in California, and
!diirin the war was a inemher of
' l he national anneiili uri. advisory
j hoard. I (mint; this service ho
found ehareniil of praeh pits could
he successfully used m m masks
and ave the lil-a to the Kvern
' nient.
AllnirluH. tlje miracle infln, who
opened a week'n etiKafPnifnt ai j
Hie Kiaho last nlnht. uncorked
' hlineh of inysterleH (hat were,!
aicordin lo those who attended.)
very Kood. AlhurtUH iiromises n '
eomideif rhiinco of proffrnm for j
toniKht. which will include "Hut -
tee,' the Hindu cuMom of hurn- j
hitr the widow alive on the fn- ;
neral pyre of the liitshnnd. This!
is an ilhif-ion so realiMh- an t"
I ad ihe onlookers to helfevo theyi
are WitnessfnL' Dirt wocrlflnft nt n'
iiunian life ,md while one mlRht !
he led to believe the aet is Ki'lie-,
jsmne, It Ih said to ho a most
I beautiful presentation and the
; ceremony pi eceed hK the hurnlntr
! very impressive. The management
, eontends that It is not alone en-'
( ntertainint,', hut educational ns I
well. Thin net will he presented j
loitil'bt. AlhlirlllM iinnnnru t tio.hr
j only, until Kriday. when he will
t:ive n maiinee f,,r women onlv. !
IE
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a FRIENDLY PROTECTION
mat serves, saves and Builds
rpiAT IS ARTISANS 1 1 IP the creed of the United
'""Mil!. i.i ic vssocuuion an ideal grown to reality.
Everv J.iv tlw. ni:iti.1., ..i' a-.:. I
' .iun.un liavt:
i-ausc to realize t'.M A U 1 1SANS1 1 IP
is real uiul tanHihle. X isihlo evidence
of it can he seen, lor instance, in the
Artisans Home where aKed and broken
receive the f'rtendlv care that ".ives
Artisiins in.Mirance its name of
IKILNHLY I'lUVllX'noN 1M.HS.
Saving, servitiK ami lutildini; Artisan
ship hat made ureal strides in its
more t han a t h t r J ol a cent ury ol ser
vice. Based on absolute protection
at a loer cost lor men, women
iiikI juniors the United Artisans
1 ile Association has heen true to
its aim. More than full legal reserves
stand behind the twenty millions of
insurance in force. More than the
usual services of friendship stand hack
of all this protection.
Artisanship can mean much to you if
you w ill let it. It is designed to meet
the needs of every inemher of the fam.
ilv designed to I'ivi tK.. in .tw
in activities that broaden their out
look on life.
Investigate for yourself and see
how much Artisanship can hrintf
you for so little.
ife Association
IU III IUK'O
608 ARTISANS
i ""'""o nni)Ti a kti-v mi t-,-, .
. M- U"k) "A"'-TON, ni,ie, Ntana-r for Josephine and Jackson Counties
' MOXUl '"AN A T'"Kn AC-ENTUKY O. l-'RILNPLY prtOTFrTT j
e
I.OXDflN', July n. (fli,Ti,pi
ll.iiioinl.l.. Mrs. Lionel Tcntiysnn.
nn. I .l.inios AliiiHKOnicry Iti.ck. .Ir..
son of tin- fnrmi.r HnlK-l t f ir-n' n r-rn I
ot thr I'nitfrl stutos. were mnrrii'il :
nt thf I'nililini.-tnn ri'KiKtrar off in-.
toilay. '.
Mrs. T.'iinvson Is n slsior nt l.nril
fll.'lir.MUH-r. she wiis miirrioil first
in Ifiir, m c.niniin Willlnm Iteth.-I..
the niarrinie helm- illUv,.i...,.i t.. I
li'1.1. In the sumo yenr she in.ir
rieil Miiiinr l.ii.nel Teniiysini. :i !
k't-iinilsnii ,,f the poet him-,..-, te. ..J.'
fred i.,,r, Tennysiin. Major Ten-;
nys.iii whs ttrimteil ii illyoree year!
.'mil. -Mr. lteck I.eiiiK name, I ns eo- '
t'estnillileilt.
SCHERER MOTOR CO.
(Successors to Medford Auto Co.) '
40 North Riverside Phone 73
WHEN BJ-riTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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HIT H PROPELLER
PLANE, NEAR DEATH
VA.WOrVKIl. II. (V. Jnlv 2 1
fPi Ktiih'k hy an airplane pro-'
rielier, May.u- ,. I). Taylor of Vim-;
ouver was iu n serious eondlth.n I
today. As he walked forward to '
l e.-elve a ei ir welennilllj; rnttl
miltee on the itmwniiratinn of a'
H i-' ity air route, he was struck ,
by a wliirlln propeller of a III-'
inotoied mom ip hi nc mid rendered
unenns-eious. his bend 1ein badly;
jla.sjed. f
The mayor had just nliKhtnd;
from the plane after uuiklng the
first trip over the An tnria. Se- '
aitle, Vancouver air route. The
accident happened nt the city's
I'-tiiporary nirport at J.mU island.
f"rl'the'n'"!;- C'n'ln,''' M"K'" ?''"' "" -,..,.,,. I New YerU am, six
..forjl,.,,, ,,i Mi. MaiiKse,,,, ,,, , ,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,lllls , ,.Mniltn .,.., ,.
The sweeni,,.. s .v . , ' "'" "f ""' k '' llnllal i i.teita In nient heliv.
Bjn...;n:j;;,i?MVl;;lu:.,;v:,l:; i:r,:: vr::;'":;;;:. :;z,rix'' -
i your vacation - -
Oi
Cjo swiftly hy train. Low
fares now effective
i
1MMAUA I UfiAD r.M (Xwir!
'ruspectl Jlllv 14. The rrnii' nf i
men at work here now numbi'rs'
a hum and the new road is '
proKiessinK fine.
The bid weather has not passed
us by, fnr all the hifcb nllllude. 1
The tbernionieter reKistered S7
decrees .Monday. ,
tjuite a Idt of ex-itement wa 1
experienced , here Sunday niwht !
oer mip man bein l(lf.t jn th
WiMtlis. Til .if hiu rrlim.lu -..(
rto hunt for him; ibey did not re
turn u ul il a no nt o clod; it. m.. 1
Momlay. and found lie hail re- '
turned ut about 5:ao n. m. I'pon
finding himself hst after dark he
lay dow n and slept till daylisht
and quickly found his way lo '
iup
Joseph OulhiM'tsoii nf Ijike rrceK- !
lias his wife and daughter, Kve-
lyn. raniplun with binl.
A number nf tlm iMfw ntwl mo-
he.nl cook, Mrs. George Mi lonald.
have been having tin attack ol"
olds, but are all better now.
.Mrs. John Ijiyden Is also camp-
liiK at the ranger station ami
made a business call to .Medford
.Monday.
Frank's Comedians
Have Clever Show
'"4 lake A''-''-"''
. . PAhi sk.!)fS Chi ""
ffl iwf -us,W H
till' Wt-ShastaJik
WirWaoai,5-,ii V
San du&l0k!Hd -A v"femira,
fflM'Vc'Vi Tvll rfX "-A- U
Vacation days are always too few. L'se
t hem al I for play. Your vacation starts
wlitn you board the train, relaxed,
carefree you are on your way to play.
Vacation spots in Oregon are quick
ly reached by Southern Pacific and
California is but a day away.
Tares are low. For example, 16-day
rouiidtrip to:
San Francisco .... S20.25
Los Angeles $38.75
San Francisco is flierire.-M,'tl r.
e?!v?r""' fie,tThefiatcwa)'oadve.uure.Fromthcre
" r-iiJiik" lln "bbon out to charming resorts,
jjicui national parks, pleasant beaches.
And then on to Los Angeles and Southern
California. The all-year playground, with
us colortu! beaches, old missions, orange
groves.Hollywood.orabitofOldMexico.
To California either the "Shasta" or the
"Orcgonian" will carry you swiftly and
comlorrably. To Portland fast trains by
day or overnight are augmented by the
deluxe Silver-gray motor-coaches.
No matter where your chosen play
ground Southern Pacific lines can
serve you. North or South, Southern
Pacific's vast network of lines inti
mately explore the Pacific Coast.
To California Then East
On your way east, first see Califor
nia, it costs but little more to go
: this way. Then east via any of
Southern Pacific's 3 great routes.
Circle home via any of the north
ern lines. Tale advantage of either
of these great circle trip bargains.
at, . k.
"Parlor, lledronm and V.ath."
the comedy H'-hlUnn whleli tirvrr
falls to brini; lauuhter. will he pre
sented to Medford people touicht.
tomorrow and Thursday bv Frank's
Comedians In Un? tent tlu.iter at
Sixth and Holly sheets. Literally
hundred of funny jitiMtlmts have
been woven into tins h vir com-
dy ami tent theater fan ;ne look
a Car,. Agent,--'
(?)
s
ing forward to one of the most