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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1928)
jrEDForcn matt.; trtbfxr ytTDTonn, onr.c.ai:. TiiiJiiscxr, august o.' nm IN SPUE OF HEAT IT PRESIDED ii'' inai and iit-huiinr r-nnioii I AT nirn i:Iaimd fivo vii-tima In Chi.aeo LULMI U AI L. IML.V y.-.terd.-.y during a Manket heat (f (l f 1 1 1 ill Hllf I J 1 1 1 avp whir.-h.dlrcrtly or Indirect- IH-MVII I IUL IS I L.V WHEN NEW TYPE ly fauKftJ )i death 1m the Mld dlfcWCSt. JaKhtnine during an elOtrieal Ktorrn irui Jc a ro' k pile on a South Side 1 a h and killed Wil liam Ki!jafrir-k, 3'. While the mercury hunj; between 7 and in variouw parU of (he city, three death were attributed to I he heat, and the., was one drow film;. No relief was Indicated by 'BRIDGE TENDER SUPPOSED BANG , CAUGHT BY FOOT MURDER WAS A OF f LANE FALLS DIE? HORRIBLY WOMAN'S REVENGE wa predicted for the Middle Went ifenerally, with howert Friday. Ht. i'aul had thr-e deaths frm HL'l'KltlOH. Wi., Aujf. ' W HI fiihlnr erithuian. iin d 11 ur bed y h in perience -ferday, when ht urn-til the hot trt day of hi vacation on the teaming water of the iirule unuer me inn waze ox me run. h,.;il and Milwaiik-e'a drown- iTcnidf-nt C'ooIldKe ordered John ,IM totaled five. At Kenton Larock. hi Indian guide, to he Harlmr. Mich., one man died around a uuuai tin rnornins r.,- , ollapulnif from the heat, to take him on the Mreain. .,n,AhHr drowned in Indiana JjttffpHa the many hour pent nd, hor. y t erday u nd er a g la re w ii ; c h , Drouth t the temperature at the f'edar Mnnd lode well up into the nineties and up to the fame level as Waihtiigton'M, th" chief executive ha not been tanned FM 1 1 IK. Autr. & Maurice I'HILADi'M'HIA. Aiir. S. oTV AN'JKIJ;.?, Au;'. forfat. Continued warm r,rouhin, ,,,,,, ,,f FraneH foremost weather today and tomorrow by the nun. Hi eoimtant une of a broad-brimmed ten Ka!- Ion hat, hat always protected li In face from direct contact with . the light ray. Mr. Coolldre' general coloring, however, lias NKW VOHK. Aug. 5. W- 0r Improved greatly dnn hi ar- 'n-liu -Callahan. 2 5, axnUtant sec rlvai here, but thl in uHcrlhed retary of the Dancitaly corpora te Whlt Houite Intimate to tJori, from v. Mch tie In alleged all round improvement in hU to have stolen 1 4 f 'J . C C 1 under health, arret In Montreal, Axtti&tant U.n- . Mr, Coolidge counted on do- tri't Attorney Harold W. Huntings lug IK tie work today. The aid he had b-eri Informed today. reat heat of the past two dayn Hastings ttaid that the money had alowad down work at t ho ; alleged to have be n stolen hv Aiecutlve offices and even rou- j Callahan liad been traced to Wall tine matters were fewer than ' street brokerage houyen, whei o UMtial today. He got in totn h 1 Callahan Is said to have speculated with the offlee early today to land lost. Inquire what tlio morning s mails bad brought. 1 A- Higgs to Martha K. Smith ; et vir. Warranty deed to north 5 if MW'Ww.1 Again ; at res of lot IX, Crestbrook Orchard CMICACO. Aug. f p(ri- i trriftu It tastes mighty good after 18 Holes viilCISCEBALf.v pilotM. died today from liijuries r . .iv(-.l in rhf fin:. I flight of possible th) plaI(. in wnl) n n,. hoped vhort- ly to reuiiz- lii lift-'s a n; hit ion a flight from i'arl to New York. When the plane Arc-en-feii (Uaijilow) crashed on the landing field at Orly airdrome yesterday it killed the mechanic. I-annet. Manuel, another member of the trans-Atlantic crew, wa injured, a was Ctianola. an engineer. Tlic plane was roaring clohe to the ground at about K'i mile an hour when pftator noticed a huge wing wobblint'. The engines were cut off and the machine shot almost perpendir ularly into the air to a h' it-lit of al-out 4'.' feet.' Th'-n It f-lid to one wide atid cra-h-td to the (.'round. The Ill-fated plane whs f novel , design and built enti'ly of wood. Ilene Couzinet, 24-ye.tr-old d'-iun-er of the macliin-, had. sunk all hj own saving- an-f what he could gather from his frjend. nfo the project. He wax plunge, M(fJ sia(r today at the tiayic ile.iih of two of his rollahorators and the wreck of all his hopes uhen tmc-c-esH seemed wiihin hi giap. My. a strange chance it was the first' flight that Couzinet had not irone up In the machine whi h had per formed hatii-factorily in all pre vious tfstS. ! iJrouhin, w)iowae 37 yearn old,: at iiiio time held the world's dura tion flight record. He was fori yearn chief pilot for the Fnrman : company and was known as one of France's greatest civilian avi- ' ators. Jfe held many French rec-1 ords and was espeeiaUv noted for. nis ability to handle dintari'-e, flights under severu weather con- ; diiiouM. ; For a time last umrner, lou-: hiu was Charl'-N A. Ix-vine's pilot. ' fnexora!.iv held by a uedg-d Jfsjt. O John I'.jan, bridge tender. wis s!ow!y drowned yesterday in tlie riiiig tide of ih - IclawL'e river. Kyan was tend-j on a draw bridge ove.r Frar.kford creek near the point at whi h it empties into the Delaware. He went beneath the bridge at low tide to grease the mechanism exposed by reced ing water, flipping, his fiot be came caught between two, pilings. For four hours Ilyan struggled to free himself and shouted fur help, as the tide, lapped steadily higher upon him. No one heard his cries until the water was to his neck and he was hauMcd from his struggled. M-n who re sponded at last were unable to ex tricate him and a hurry ca'l was s-nt for a police patrol bOfct. When the boat arrived the waKr had Hus'-jf over the bridge tender. t. SEATTLE MOTHER CRAZED BY ILLNESS, KILLS HER ONLY SON KKATTLK. Aug. oT. I'.ecause she didn't want iter lilt 1(. Imy to grow up. Mrs. Augusta Fischer. today killed her f.,ur y-ar old son Itobei t. wit h a razor and then Klcpp., to tin- tcb-phone and called the police. Kci-geant II, II. SVbi-nEck atid I 'at; olinan It. Hay ( .'line, htiri ie( to the I'inher Iiomc. f.jund the (-)ttld's body. ant fi.itk t'i tni:m In an apparent fit of temporary f jangiund's black name wanived ar.'-tber snifi -It when Ibw muider "of (;aetano Uiv.'-f I and the serious spooling of hi- wife was chalked up to that of shattered love, w hen a woman Mrs. Marie JJuietti. file de;iij man's cousin, admitted he dirl the shooting. She slashed her throat rather than he fuetioned fjrthei- on the killing, which she first mud was done by four boot leggers as a reprial for hijacking , leading to the arrest of four men with whom iiibetti was known to have quarreled. The reason she first ascribed was that l;:nctli had opposed her mar riage to his brother, a farmer. Uur. however, she was able to talk further, in spite of the razor cut throat, and admitted that she had lived w ith f linnet ti for tu o ' years with Iiinnetti while his wife ! was still in Italy. It was for this J r e a s o n. she said, that Iiinetti j thwarted her ney love and she ' says she "went crazy thinking' j about it." I'smg the 3oafcjd shotgun he , kept by his side, she fired two i , shots at him as he lay in , bed, ' j killing him instantly. Hln- said ' -he had no intention of injuring ' h i wife, w h o I s n o w in the h ov inia! in which she lies with seri ous w -minds from tho shuts that also killed Iiinetti. Devil Dancer Now at Hunt's Craterian ;iliu.tit'i'h. husband. h;i woik befo! E AUGUST 18 'CANADA DMY , . if JW i . S i'lt. Off. - the Qhampagne of Qingcr Jlles t Dlilrlbutort: CANADA DRY WESTERN SALES, INC. ' 355 Everett Bt., Portland, Ore. 99 r ' PROFIT WilK Safety Mriimirtd h) till stjiiidniil bill frw Imt'rdiiH-nU l it lr KK)',. 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Iijjuic, colorful, as foi -'"'go to humdrum every day hie, 'an existence in (he Jungle is to ihe hectic life of i he crowd ed mart, will settle among us for a brief simc, when the chrMy Circus pauses here Sat urday, August ' Its annual f hegna. The white i it y of the, pcrfoi (im-is and menagerie ex- hlhits will n.- wi'.li the dawn. , like a hugM ml rage on t he -a.n! -rii horiou. and with the duk it will blazon ami sparkle far Into the night. And then with the coming of aiioilx r dawn it I .vill fdid its tents and silently ; steal away. ! When the Christy c 'in us vil lag.i is established and the sev I entei n t anopied whity tops aie !en.'ctd, seven acres of giouii I ; ' arc covered, and aliiiu.it every j Hade and profusion Is repre-j j setitcd. They are bill bers, I tie ta lira nt en i m. lawyers. dm li s. j , blacksmiths. iigon makciM. di lectives and so on down LI a , Urn? uf village hfc, and Hmt ; in every thing I hat g..(. h w l h a I well regulated Vill.igU except a ' charter. j Nearly every language Is pok-j en In this stniugu colony, and! all ii'ligions ar- represetited. Most circus pti formeis huvn ' Istioug iciiuioiiM . leanings, fori 1 every time 1 1 1 - ' enter the cir- ; t us arena dc-ith slat cs I hem in ! the face, and tin y want to ,i Piepuied t., mi-.. t tln'lr Mak-r. And rarely a Sunday j"cs by i that the majority of them may! not i,( found In thu chuichc-i of tln'ir choice. K very body w it Ii the show In fed under two tremendous din ing tents. a chef and seven cooks prepare thu food and thirty-sex ( u waiters serve it. It would seem tiiat after tak ing first plate among nil tin' cin-iises that ever existed, the Christy Circus would ho con tent with that great distinct (mi. I tut such Is not tho cusp. Not content to let well enough alone, they have contrived lo still further enlarge their wonder fid organ) mit Ion and today It stand.) as a wort of world's eight h won iter. The t wo mi!o long parade will 'ravp the show grounds prompt ly at noon, a nd performances are silu 'dot ril for two fur thi afternoon and eight for the ' night show. Doors will open i an hour earlier so that all inav have an opportunity to visit the! IMi'fvigerHV insanity to police h J. W. Fischer. On presumably left f., the tragedy. M iH Doris Crou-ll v ho was ironing in the kitchen helping i,. Fi'cher with her liou"wi.ik, told police "I heard a small cry from I he bedroom, and Mrs Fischer eame out and said Tve killed Hob ert. Will you rail the police?' "I couldn't believe her. Then she went to the phone herself." Mrs. Fischer then calmly told the officer on the teIfphoir, "I've kilb-d my little boy because I didn't want him to grow up." Uobert, who would have become five years of age next month, was the only child of ih Fischers. 1'olice learned that eight months ago .Mrs. Fischer suffered a severe illness, and that for a week recent ly she was confined In a sanitar ium . Au unidtie locale and a fast mov ing melodramatic story formed the very adequate bac kground for tho presentation of the ever popular 'iilda fJray at the Craterian thea ter. The vehicle was "Tho Devl Daliccr. ' In offering Miss Gray as a sacred temple dan er of far-away, mys- "Miosis, romantic Tibet, the author and the adapter have handh d their sbiry materials in an adroit and iev r manner. Miss Gray's inter national fame as a dancer draws thousand to any theater and in "Til Devil Dancer" we find a '-vy acceptable combination of the Gray tcrpsichorean tub-nt at its bei ! and a logical melodramatic Mory simply loaded wit h ad Ion. ' live IJrook appears opposite star. the hale slaughter. ' COI'F.NHAGKN. Aug : . - A N Five hundred whales weie killed yesterday off Wesiniaiui Haven in the Faroe jlauds of tjic North Sea. The monsters appeared In a big school a n every aval la hie era ft i in the islands was hastily manned for the drfv against then, o o If I "B.V.D." garments sup ply a combination of fit AND freedom obtainable in no other underwear". t isn't the Heat- It's the Humidity!" And closc-firtincmoisturc-rctainine underclothing holds a. layer of unduly moist air right next to the skin! This makes warm weather warmer. Loose-fitting "B.V.D." undergarments, made of specially woven and treated nainsook, keep you cool because they permit free ventilation which accelerates the evaporation of perspiration. The patented closed crotch and exclusive waist and shoulder construction of "B.V.D." union suits, and die highly specialized methods of cut ting, tailoring and finishing ALL "B.V.D." gar-, mcnts provide the coolness that comes from defi nitely better fit and greater case. 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