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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1928)
PiYOTC TTTR'fi'r! Xhe Elephants Are Coming mrTUTON THRILLS ROTARY A HELPPUE STORE, PAY LESS, GET MORKI SAY UM &0 IT)C$tf 'WJF6T?D "NfATTJ TT?TBTTNT!, MEDFOnn. Ol.MK JOY. 'iTEsnAY. ATTirsT M. 1028. TOW JMj j : , . . 1 "I have had three extraordi nary expei lenees lUirliig the past three ila, which I shall never forget, t rtiw Crater lake. drove over the road to the lake from Medford, mid yesterday I tried III roe hours to land a steel -Iread in the llomie und lost." It was Dr. Hubert Dolbey, noted phy sician of Caii o, KK.vpt. speaking nt today's lumlu'on meeting of the Jiolury club, held at the Hotel Med ford. The ICiiKlif hman advised toe nicmbei-H uf the medical profes sion to stay nway from Enypt if they want to make money, as must of the treatments are paid for by Kf ts uf bananas and other itKi ieiillural prod nets. "There are three hospital ships which travel up ami down the Nile at renulai- intervals, as, there are no roads in our country which are I'll tu travel. The vessels stop at the villages and patient a come to the ship fur attention, ' j Dr. Dolbey slated. In describing the relation of the medical profession to archaeologi cal discoveries in Kypt, the guest: told about an interesting epe- l ieueo in connection withi intim- jny, which was removed from the queens' cemetery, after being bur- j led 4000 years ngtf There were four women's bodies' in the graveyard. One of these ; was found to be that of u white person, while the others were black. Til is particular mummy was wrapped carefully, adorned with rich Jewels and elaborately tatoood. Dr. Dolbey ' w;ia par ticularly interested in the woman who very evidently was ; a favorite of an ancieni king. He j removed the mummy to a place , where lie could make a, detailed j study of it. No wrinkles marked the smooth skin, which even after j all those years showed that it j had been remarkably beautiful. ( The inscriptions on the tomb i were deciphered fur the Knglish-! man and It was discovered that j the woman was a much admired j type from Asia. Jler hair was j blonde and curly and perfectly j preserved, Dr. Dolbey related. j Hints on how to get along with ( wild animals of Africa and Kgypl j were given by the visiting guest, who i told about . a friend of his meeting a lion face to face in the elephant grass of Africa. The man was .accompanied by a gun boy who, instead of handmg the doctor a big gun, began run ning at top speed, leaving his companion without arms. "A. lion , will not ordinarily attack u human unless his cubs are mo lested or he has been Injured in fomc way. This particular Hon had been hurt. He crouched td spr. ng at tho man, who put up his knee in order that he could protect his stomach, Dions always aim at that part of their prey. The lion broke the bones in hla ltnee. Not content with that, ho aimed again. This time the man put out his wrist. The wrist was crushed. Just then the lion saw the 'boy running in the dis tance and started after him. He killed the boy and started back. 4 Coming up to the wounded man. he smelled around, then turned and walked away," the physician wild. Dr. Dolbey Is a tall, well-built man with an active sense uf hu mor. As far as politics are con cerned livpt Is very dull. There Is a parliament, and once in a while it stirs up a row Just to let people know there Is - a govern ment. Cotton is t he Industry of Egypt, tf there. Is a good crop. '' I'gypt prospers. f not, things ; slump. Dr. Dolbey and Mrs. Dolbey will leave here tomorrow night, j and they expect to return to Med-1 ford In three weeks. Mrs. ..I. W. Slater, mother of Mrs. Dolbey. j is ill and it was on her account j that they came here last week. Visiting Uotatrians at the meet ing today included Dr. William Hugley, Duluth, Minn.; 1 1. I,. An derson. Sam Springs, ok In.; C. Kuy I'nddock, Seattle, Wash.; A. C. Most. Ashland. Dr. II. J. Conroy was an additional guest. "A Night ill Kln." n ShuliiTt production, whm presented to the largest theatrical attendance in the history of the city, at Hunt' Crnterian last nlt'ht. the audience including many from Klamath I'all.i, Vrcka, Calif., Weed, Calif, tlrants PaH and the oullyinc nee lions of JackHon county. All re ceived their money'H worth. Tho show was pori;eoiisly slau'ed and costumed, wilh brilliant light ing effects; tile chorus was shapely and kicked with military precis ion nnd graceful unison. The fun of the evening was. fur nished hy Ted Mealy and I'hll i lluker, the latter a master of the! mcordlon. They had n conversa-j tlonal manner with the audience, j nud kept up n rapid fire of repar tee, with foils In the audience. llealey's Imitation of Al Jolson was: tfood, Alloen Stanley, of phonographic fame, sang a number of Hongs, and was enthusiastically received, j Jlur most popular numbers were; "Tho l'arado of the Moving Pic-1 ttire Stars," and "The Pigs, nl ! the Hens and the Cows." She j graciously responded to encores. Tho troupe, traveling in a. spec-I Jal train, left last night for Port-j land, they- only other stop in the j state. ; "A Night In Spain" Is a heau-j tlful, tuneful and gorgeous offer-, tng with nothing offensive, an iinwrivi!!!! 1 tt 1 S &Cl 4, V 1'he Christy Dros'. circu will be here next Saturday Ishiiumles just a little bit when tin or eiepnants in tne menag-nmmi uhtVti ., iliz.v svnein.ated air erie and they are all actors 'of'Mlss Dorothy Camplicll. the trainer, ugh alavers with solemn mien thai cle i high phants are just folks ind can un- proven ability, and go thn routine of acts tluif show i whichpdegrce of mental development. Miss dci'staud every word she utters, A UK list.'' uuibo is tile leader of the herd, and what uives a seeming air of and can dunce the varsity irag, ami pi;uistmty to this contention is th- instant oliediince of these mighty pachyderms to her every spoken command. Tin- street parade will leave the show grounds promptly at noon. TO PORTLAND IS CAUSE OF REPORT James II. Owen, general ui; li nger of the Owen-Oregon Dumber company is in Tort la ml on busi ness, nnd his visit Inspires the; hotel reporter of the Dortland Ore- white goniiin today tu say: here is the raiiruao go ing and what will its ultimate purpose be 7 These are some of the questions asked by business men at Medford re garding the logging road J. H. Owen has. built. Dast week M r. Owen, who is registered at the Hotel Portland, went out with his engineers to ex amine a route for the con struction of a seven-ml li ex tension. The general route which Mr. Owen is following is one of those mapped out by John II. Stevens of the CI real Northern, a number of years ago. There is a belief existing In Medford that eventually this logging road will be hooked up witli the Northern lines, and when that time comes an outlet may be built to Crescent City. At his offices today, it was said Mr. O w e n has m a d e a horse back trip into the Hut to" Kails dis trict last week to inspect timber, and was' accompanied hy .. two cruisers, and that the trip had no connection with a "seven mile ex tension." i.ast summer Mr. Owen spent ten days in the timber, southeast of Butte Falls, and reported "that a railroad line could be built on an easy grade from Klamath Falls to Itutte Falls." Mr. Owen is expected to be called as a witness before the T. C. C. hearing now in session at Tort land, to testify to the amount of timber tonnage available to a rail road traversing the territory be tween Klamath Falls and Crescent City. M r. Owen is expected back at his desk in :i day or two. Ureses K DAILY W IN AUTO CRASH: CaliforuiaiLs registered at Med - ' ford hotels include D. S. Ander son of l.lve Oak. A. U. Mails and family of Santa Hosa, Itert French of San Pod eo, tlayle Williams of Vreka, Mrs. H. W. Uranck. It. A.; Chatham aJitl !. P. Moore of San - Diijgo, 1 4. W. Uishop of Kings-! ; bury, H. F. Chadbournu and Miss( J S. I'h-wln of i;i Monte. Mr. and Mrs.' j C. C. Wehb of Sacramento, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Sexton, Mr. and I , Mrs. J. C. Comptnn, Miss Kthel j lioydston and Miss Mary Louise j Deter of Chico, Mr. and Mrs. A. It.. Frese of Santa Monica, Dr. and i Mrs. C. K. Harber of Hollywood, I Mr. and Mrs- M. M. McVay, Mrs. j M. C. McVay of Crescent City. Mr. land Mrs. C. U. Steele of Yreka, W. j K. Kleinsorge of Sacramento, Mr. 'and Mrs. C. 1. Hopkins of Pine; Ridge, It, Johnson of Ktna, S. F. . j Young. L. O. SchulK, Gertrude Kos-. enfold and Mr. and Mrs. V, S. i Walsh of San Francisco. i IS RECOVERING JOIN OPERA CO. Mrs. Manic Daily of the Mill- 1 crest orchard is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, following: an auto crash on the l.lillcrest road last evening when a Chandler j roadster she was driving turned j over a short distance this side of j the orchard. Mrs. Daily suffered j painful cuts and bruises but her ' condition today was reported not j James Stevens, popular local vo calist, who for the past year -has conducted a studio in Medford, will leave here the end of the week for Portland as a member of a newly formed comic o.i-ra company. Kd Andrews, well-known veteran actor, the father of Caroline An drews, will accompany M r. Stev ens as one of the cast in the com pany, which is booked for one month at the Civic auditorium. TD COMPANY- A MEN After three pay checks for weeks' delay tho members of Com- urigsby, was not fur behind ami extricated her from the overturned machine. (Jasoline, acids and oil of which had begun to soak her clothing. A telephone employe also stop ped at the scene shortly after the crash and having a test phone his automobile, connected it with a phono dine close by and called the ambulance, which arrived scarcely five minutes after the crash took place. Mrs. Dailv w ih.. ivli'n .if fi'ii,.' pany A. lSlith Infantry will be : uthy Daily, choreman at the Hill issued at tonight s regular drill I crest orchard meeting al the armory. A total of covering nrmV drill pay for the period ending June :;u, nms. will be distributed! tonight. ! Notice has been received by tha Medford O- X. O. officials that , Private Wendell O. Seals, member' of Company A, ISfith infantry, j has been transferred to Company I! of the lfiaml- infantry. Four men who have been re cently honorably discharged from Company" A. ISUth Infantry are Privates Melvln Hackett, William Khoten, Charles Santo and Kil ward 11. Volff. The order was is sued by llrigadier (leneral Ceorge A. White. All of tho men have moved from llils state. to be serious. Defective steering apparatus is blamed for the crash, which also badly damagedv the roadster, the properly of Reginald Parsons, j September J is the opening night. owner of the Hillcrest properties. I Four operas which will be staged The car failed to make a turn ami j by the new company are "Sari." turned over into a ditch along side liohin Hood." "Chocolate Soldier" 'he road, pinning Mrs. Daily un- and "The Mikado." derneath. A truck driver, Andrew Following the month's run In Pot'tlamf, the operas will lie given at Seattle and Vancouver, Wash., with a month's engagement at each place, according to present plans of the management. During Mr. Stevens' absence his )p vocal and piano studio will be con- Mticieu iy ,m tss A Una Lawrence. Mrs. Stevens will accompany her husband. Smart Lines 'with the Snap That Young Fellows Favor tudents Suits Our line of Students' Suits is popular because these garments are built in ac cordance 'with the young fellow's own ideas of what constitutes vigor and smartness of style. , And besides correct design and cut these Suits have the enduring quality of service that enables them to stand up under the wear that active fellows give them at school or at business. In view of quality of fabrics, high standard of workman ship and moderateness of price these Students' Suits re present exceptional values at $14.75 .nd $19.75 Extra Pants to Match 3.98 and 4.98 Offered in two-button, and three button, single-breasted model, with notch or peak lapel. Cassimeres in new shades of brown, grey, blue-grey and blue in novelty weaves and dou ble stripe and shadow stripe effects. - aORD TWS HUMBLE! . SH HERE BRIDE HAS A Tile first carload of Komie river tomatoes to be shipped from Med ford this season was sent to Portland Hujiday by the UIHh Cen- OSWESRY. Wales, Auk. 1 . (A') A son and heir has been boru to Lord nnd Lady Trevor, whose ro muiUic marriage in July, 1!L'7, at tracted wide attention. i-ord 'Irevor, who is ", met his i une who wits then 23. at the home ; bohi shipped dally of his sister, where, she was acting' suth Century store. nurse; i jU bride was the datKOi- 'the tor of the village, plumber of Kir- : but ton, idwninxhir t in y sflor There were 1 -Ittl boxes in the enr and an average price of three cents a pound was received for the tomatoes, which are of fine quality this year. Approximately 40 it boxes n by tlie local The peak of (seeauAe it Ia mtJi, ScfuMirtg. tea, i& tfte, onfy friilij re&fi tea aV fy'eifilij- raxjrant a& it oxxA In tAa Oriental tea, yai'denb. Ufiat'tt, vafxi it 14 more rerejJiina. tfian. any, alAet. clfour grocer returns your manetj. uittantfy i ijait don' 'tike, wmmwm HciUKcin Imw nut lici'ii fi'.ii-li i' 1 . 1 1 I tlie tuinatix'H iiri' i-liM-nlni;; I IMIlldlV. Ill I KJl THEN GONE FOREVER III Rsl THIS MIGHTY tfi, Y:y0 -i fk m daring ' iyi jxs; ! I Phone 629 I m oFtcscT I ill HIIJ; : i BDIIM B ' (J Xvl You'll grip your Coming THUR. 1 j f i i fj NVl seat with excite- BILL1E DOVE VC iVjl i i 7nS men through one in VA Y ! j V W of,hflr,;,e.tof "THeuYLEvV.L0W W V I i A A P1"'80" .torlet. HBBBBBHBB' fZ i a V: Wvw)kv Ura-al Acrmfiriojn 1 III ' i 1V Vvlfcs 10 ,m 2s if 1 Jl ! ykW Wuiv3, Eve.'10 and 35 it JizEii 2xVr AWYl VvtL, Showa Dally Rw1 Ul rd Build NO W! We have the largest stock of Build ing Materials in Southern Oregon We are out for business. Call and talk over your Building Problems Medford Lumber Go. J. H. Cooley 3rd and North Fir St. HAVE YOU ANY HOGS to SELL? Are you watching the Portland market? We are mak inng up a carload for Friday, the 17th. Let us know to day how many you have ready to go. WE NEED POULTRY TOO We have a good market for all the good fryers we can buy. The farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange AND The Poultry Producers Marketing Ass'n Owned and Operated by Farmers. Clay D, Parker, Manager many feared. A. v.
