Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'STFTYFOTJU TRIBUTE, W.DFORDp OKKiiOK. TUESDAY. .ll'LY "1. 102S. LPACT KILLED CANADIAN BANK 10 F . BY EXPLOSION BANDITS ESCAPE ' ON N. Y. STEAMER TO NORTH DAKOTA UNITED STATES HOW IT' IS DONE o 1 .,J-- ' Once she hold -now the highest paid girl in the office I'M sorry. Miss Scott but we just on't use you any more. It's all I can say." Fired again! Why? They couldn't explain and she couldn't guess. But that very day she discovered the reason. The girls were whisper ing about it and she happened to overhear. "D.O." body eder. That's the last job Miss Scott ever lost. For since she learned what her handicap was and how ro over come it, her' natural ability and charm unspoiled by this unpar donable social error have won her Kromotion after promotion and a ost of friends, besides. No fear of body odor when pores are purified Body odor is treacherous. We can't tell when we have it because bur own sense of smell becomes dead ened to familiar odors. FOR-FACE 'B STOPS BODY O D O II INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phona 1P5 "SO N. Centrsl Medford, Oregon The State is Your WmMp!. investment U h yQU want jt 1 S I rand your, money when you want it EVERT dollar you save or invest with the WESTERN SAVINGS & LOAN Association is stalo-prolcclcd. Every dollar is secured by $2 in selected first moila.nes held in trust by the state. 'This 'association in turn operates under slate supervision, like any bank. There is' nnthing'safer ihsxn selected first inortKiies on improved real es tate pnrtiruliirly Immcs. That is wliy wo pay you 6r'r us Inns as jnii waul it and ynu en withdraw ynur money when you want it, aj though it were in a sarins hank nest door. . Your money is invested In hundreds ol morl Rapes. nssurini? yon n steady, tiipti imnine, backed liy the assets of this association. 6th and Yamhill 17 9o ivant'tobuyor'huild your home," ash us 9 i i 1- !... couldn't a job a 9 o And no one is safe. VTc all mint perspire to live. Even on a mel day, our pores give off as much ai a quart oi odor-causing waste. Don't ri:.k embarrassment use the delightful, purifying toilet soap that millions enjoy Lifebuoy, lis bland and abundant antiseptic lather deodorizes pores, 'giving baih-to-bath freshness and freedom from body odor. Keeps skin clear Lifebuoy keeps complexions fresh and clear, tooby gently puriryini; pores. It also guards health, re moving germs as well as dirt. You'll learn to love Lifebuoys pleasant clean scent which tells you Lifebuoy purifies. It quickly van ishes as you rinse. Use Lifebuoy a week and you II use it for hie. Get some today. Lever Bros. Co, A !ANDS-DATII PKOTPCrS IIFA1TI1 WE DEVELOP FILMS . FREE West Side x Pharmacy 'The Rcxall Store" $1 a week 'or tip to $10,000 in a lump sum the same, protection and high return is assured both. Investigate the WKSilCMX savings plans and find the one (hat meets your needs. Always 6 pay days twice yearly. July 1 and January 1. WM1TK TODAY for booklet. "Doubling Your Principal by Compound Interest". Tt it helpful, interesting, profitable, and FREE. Re.vnmej. in fcxcesi o $f,3fP,0O0.O0 WESTERN SAVINGS &loan Association PORTLAND, ORLGON 1-ONIm.iN. July J l. Vp iK'tails of ;i Franco I'.ntish ikiv.lI compro-iiiii- mentioned by Sir Austen Chamberlain, foreign secretary, in . tht' housf nf eoiiunons vi'sti-nlay. art iiilit Ui huvi heeu labli-d to tin ili ttish am'as.sa'lur ai Washington, wlu-H' they are txiifeioil U be pre sented luday or timuurmv. A Kuwrnmeni snoliesnuin told ; the As.oeiiUei.l J'lt-ss luday that a t'oinproiiHsi' had been reurhod bv- t ween I he two ni'-iluuls uf tuival armament ri'dlteliuu tin wliii'h jire iou eotift-reiu-es have spti!, name ly li in i tat mil by total ton naiie fa vored by Kratu'e. and by rat '.'juries, tiivored by tin at Hritain. I'mbr the total or global lon liae stem no rt-;-t i" i-' t ion ih plared llptMl the types ir' vessi-l to be , im ludt d tinder the total lonnai : allotted to any ruuntry, while un ' d r the eatejiory systi ni, the totiil lomia.uf of Hit various Types of I war vessels is agreed upon. ! 'I'he ipnt-stion of submarine eon ', siruriion is defiiiflely involved in , the compromise, tin' spokesman !said. in the event that the I'nited j States and oilier nations accept i the compromise; another meeting of the preparatory comniission on 'disarmament of the J.en.mie of Na tions will be called to consider the next step. 1 In the event that the I'niled Statt s and other nations reject the compromise, a meeting will he tail ed to consult r modifications of it. The compromise will not li'diim effective until the major powers accede to it. The government spokesman cai; fuily explained that the naval com promise in no sense is an ann c-nn-nt ;is to definite reductions. It fs essentially a "formula of prln ciples" on which red net ions can be made. .What those principles ; are, however, the govern men I is .unwilling In slate at present. l'ORTI.AM). Ore., July 3L- UVt Independent gysollne ilealers of j I'ortland, who have been engaged J in a price war for three days, were j pledged today to return to the reg- uliir ju ice of j 1 cents a gallon. I Most of the independents had re- j duced the pri' to 1 D cents and . some had slashed it to ItP-.. cents.) Uepi-eseiHnth'ewof K 4" stn t ions, lit ! a meeting which lusted until ti fieri midnight last night, signed an agreement to hold to the establish ed price. Trustee Deacon 5134 about our loan service TIIXAM00K, ore.. July SI. A AV- members of I he American in stitute of cooperation continued their state lour from here on to McMiunville. Ihnulee, Sprini;bruok j and rortland today, they carrh d with them the picture of a pros- pe nms farming: country and u rich , cooperative association in one of the most famous centers of that ' type of farm marketing, I A sea food dinner, given last1 night by the Tillamook County ! I'reamery association, nded in a" g e n c r a I educational discussion ; among; Wisconsin dairy and cheese; representatives and local leaders. ' in which the iniddlcwcst men sought to find the reaso". for the consistent premium price for Tilla mook products. The local answer was .standard ized inspection, bringing standard ized quality, advertising, and hon est dealing, both with growers and dealers through literally luO per cent cooperation. This morning the party., which is the guest of the Oregon coopera tive council, was taken through the' i valley of leading rams ad cheese factories, led by W. I). IMne. county' ; agent and Carl Haberlaeh, for L'ii i years manager of the creamery as- i sochitton. I Tonight a banquet is scehdliled ' for Portland, followed by a trip i to Mood River Wednesday. I BEFORE LAW ACIS CHICAGO, July Sl.-ifl") Lenny I Zicn. Indicted' by the special dec-j lion frauds grand jury on nine aep-j urate counts for complicity in the slaying of Oetavlus ti ruiiudy, IMMhj ward candidate for committeeman, was found shot to death today in; an alley back of a west side loon. , Zion, futi fid partly buried under j a pile of refuse, had been shot four times, and police said the shooting apparently had taken " place in the .saloon, the slayers' dragging Zion out to the alley where a policeman found his bodv SALKM. Ore., July 3 I . ft) Tin; state hiirhcr law passed by the lit!!? legislature, which .among other things, imposes on barbers certain educational reiiulresemnts, was up - held by a recent court decision in Portland, the attorney genera I'm office reports. AI. Hornsteln. proprietor of the Oregon Barber college, sued the state hoard of barber examiners to restrain the hoard from enforc - ing the law against his school. He churned the law tim-oii'-t ltutlon'-i. ileclaring it cut down the enroll- ment in the school her. -a use it re. (luires barbers to linve an eighth grade cducn(iuu and an olcnienlary knowledge of chemistry and a mil, my.' Vaudeville Bill Craterian Tomorrow 'CHICAGO GUNMAN SLAYER SHOT DOWN I The AsMiicintlun Vtuulcvlll, hill for tomorrow will be found cs- 3 lM-cIalty pU-ii:int; to tlmae who t-n-j Joy Kootl dun'in. cxcfflU-ut hIdk- ' ; hur. novelty and comedy th:it has j Mifflirifnt a)fcttl tn lift ft from ZZZ i tin level of the commonplace, I The pruKnim Is hendltiu'd hv : Itrsistti. jr., a wee flip of u Kir! j SWflKhhiK ahoitt'lOt) poundn, whom ; the troncst 'man cannot lift. ! Uenlsta, Jr., firt became awarc'rr j of hov ability to iiurreuse her j weight when tuilte yotitm. and performed in those days "for th I fnn of It.' As she Kiew older ZZZ fhe found by practice that nhe'rr: J was Kiadually comlnK into posncs- zT. Ision of abnormal power of resist- I aic e. Ktrong men, Helen tlsts and ; athletes of every civilized conn- try have tried tn vain to lift h r. : St rangier Lewl, Joe Kterber and ; Wayne Munn, named ' that are synonymous for Mt renin h in the zz: .wrestlitiK Kunie, all tried in ele-; vate this dainty Klrl und all failed. Theatrically speaking, eccentrb- it y Is a synonym for fun. Th" i ccentrle of the sta(,o Im almost invariubly a comedian. Stack and 1 Stanton arc of this class, as you ; will observe when yon see their' ;rr ! in their hilariously funny comi ily ; j offcrhiK on which they have he- j stowed the title of "ilomn Swert . I Home," which has lo do with the I return of a lowly bum to the'ss ! county Jail.' Hob Orishaiit and l-'ranees fJol- 7 jden present a novelty comedy fkit ! of the race trltck entitled "I,ook- Now that Fiskc O'Hara and '. 'hauncey Ohott ore no Ion ire r makliift: their Jaunts around the ZZZ country sinwItiK Irish hallad.a ZZZ , James AVhalen asitlres to take ,p their burden. This youns j irlsli tenor will rIhk some of tliesi;, ballads and fome other sonRs. 1 7-7-The Marimba Duo play xyb- i 1 phoneK and hells. They Intro :du e soveral of tho latest tunes. ' also standard and in,, tnUtflc, j I which with nome Rlnffinff by the J tin lady in the act Is truly ( "A Kalnbow of Melody." r, NLvY VORK. July t . - .-lp Three men were hellcwd to ll;ie died i.dlv this morning in an e- pioii'ti and flic on the steam 1 i ti I i t -er t'haneelbir. tied Up Oeitrge. Statcn island, pier. The boiler ,.f the craft v:h blown high in the air and damaged a not he t lighter and two buildings. . Flames followed the explosion and prevented rescue parties from hoarding the craft. It was report ed that the engineer and two fire men were missing. The cause of the explosion was not learned, although tt was said that the I'haucellor was g"t:!;u up ste.iui in preparation for the day's w oi k. The lighter corpora!, whose crew were on shore, was so badly dam aged by the force of the nearby explosion thiil it sank within a few minutes. Two la rye ware houses, one of corrugated iuV am! one ,.f wood, were badly damaged. Governor Patterson Leaves Tomorrow for Medford Meet SALI..M. Ore.. July 3 1 . -ll'i The stale hoard of forestry and sev eral prominent timher owners con ferred here yesterday with l-'red R. Kairehihl, forestry la expert, who is making a study of timber land taxation In oregmi. The mat ter under consideration yesterday was mainly a questionnaire to be prem u ted the timber owners. .SALEM HERE FRIDAY The Medford Merchants alter a we. k's rest w ill play l wo games this week. l-'rblay at the fairgrounds, as part of the athletic program of the Legion convention, they will play the stronK Salem team of the Wil lamette valley league, Sunday they will play the Owen Orcgon team, with Arthur Schoeni doing the pitching for (he mill (cam. ami Jack Hughes opposing him on the mound. Cliff Rest will pitch ngnitist the Salem team. PHONE 31 J ' i ' "ZZ ' ! I , ; ' H , r i j jj S WEDNEvSDAY STARTS OUR FINAL. mm I SEE OUR ss iV s s'-arched foi laiiiiils w ho leok -' ". to.iti from Winnipeg, M.tc , b.uiU Iiie-s, i,g. i lied aelo-s the llalion.i I boti int, i r and tlisa rmed two pursuing oii'iii't s near Law ton. V IV. ye-ieidnv. After shattel llig tile w hut shield of the pursuing ear, three of the' four bandits eo. red tin- officers, disarming them, disconnected the ig nit Ion w Ire of their tar and , took five gallons ol gasoline n enable them to continue their flight. l-'ive 'V..iadian officers ucie in the lie :i:h hoi hood of l..iu ton to day aiding the search f-i' the four' mn. the hist 1 1 ace nt whom was had w In n t hi halted a car in which were William 1 1 en lie berry . railed Slate Immigration inspector, and Lester Kddingloii. provincial policeman. The two officers stopped t heli cal" win n they were cut by flying glass. A sa wedof f shotgun was used in the attack mi them. heuipsey s Looking- for I'ug-s L iSTON Jack Oempsey, who, some folks suggest, is scout in ;r : hea y weight possibilities for 'l'e Lickard. is to be the announcer, at a scrap hero tonight, His' voice should get a good t ryoiit . The fight is at Lryvcs field. - Amelia Admits t. NLW VORK--I'or $L"h Anielii' Karhart indorsed in ;idverl isement s t lie brand of rigai cites dsed by her trans-Atlantic flight coinpan ions. She did It deliberately, she has written Commander Kyrd. so she could make a contribution to his A nt art t ic expedition. I 'air Luoiigh. H A M I' T u N MA VS. . Y. A niong t hose voting for Smith In Xo vein her will be six Smiths the governor. M is. Smith, t wo da ug liters ami two sons, one of whom will cast his first vote for his father. Fifty out of tin- stale cars regis tered here yesterday with the leoal state auto traffic bureau. RUSSELL'S "MEDFORD'S GO'S. and M PRICE Xulliiiig reserved, evervtliiiiK hoi, not a Hiim nier narineiil, cither coat or dress do we want in stock 011 Saturday nilit. Street dresses, af ternoon dresses, party dresses and every coat hotli dress find sport ,roes at just half price. We Sacrifice hundreds of dollars to start the Fall season with clean stocks and you can pur chase that new garment now that you want For the Legion convention. In the dress assort ment of 'J.'iO garments and 7.") coats and suits you can get any size from I t to -Hi and still a wonderful selection ol' colors and styles from which to choose. WINDOWS - l-iy liilil in (Ko midsl of the srront No.-lli-i's. Nil' n re's liiii-st playground, is pro duced thai jjivalrst of all foods for tlio ouldoor nppoliti' V R V ICS " I) K -IdCIOI'S" IIHAXI) l!ACO. Tak. almiff a generous piece of lliis carefully K"lrct"u and perfect ly cured Bacon and j nu 're all rk'ht as far as tiie inner man is concerned. Cured in (lie frond old fashioned way from carefully selected yiuinjr frrain-fed pnrkers, and 1', S. (ioveniment inspected. (.Vni br hint ill tempting slicrs. trrappnl in smuttily Cellophane inickaQru. 1 ! ryes Mmcn BRAND OWN STORE" ip) BE HERE WEDNESDAY lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PHONE S 1