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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1928)
MTflfi SEVEN OF INSURANCE C0. HELD TO M WIIIRIIFR OF WIFF ' " " war nvTP 9km Rinin wrh.il i in 1-1 1 iirtbits 5 B ecomes most popular girl in her set after learning why people were unfriendly to her I LOCKS of pager young men seek lieity "now the mmt pop ular girl in her set." And this is the girl who used to be so lonely, so tr lend less. How did she do it? A lucky acci dent. She chanced to overhear a whis pered conversation and found out that she, too, was guilry ot" "11. O." Betty knew what that meant ime.)' Otor! And then she found an easy way fo overcome it, too. She's never lonesome now. She's a favor itc with everyone. Easy to end "B.O." It's hard for anyone with body odor to win popularity. Of course, we all mutt perspire to live, liven on a cool day, our pores LI F E B pon PACE jMtgjfcB STO PS HOUY OIQ IVVj jjPSSSP1" give off as much as quart of odor causing perspiration. We don't de tect this odor, our sense of smell is so used to it. But others do! Why take chances? To keep safe just wash and bathe often with this delightful purifying toilet soap Lifebuoy. Its bland and abundant antiseptic lather purifies pores giv ing freedom from body odor. Healthier complexions, too This same mild, antiseptic Lifebuoy lather also purifies fact pores keep ing complexions smooth, clear and glowingly fresh. Guards health, too by removing germs. You'll learn to love Lifebuoy's pleasant clean ' scent, which tells you it purifies, and which vanishes as you rinse. Get some today. LKVKR BROS. CO., CamtrUttt IH. JU O Y HANDS'BATH' PROTECTS HEALTH Prevents Misunderstanding in Property Deals When You Put Them in ESCROW Hore nro n few tliinjas which our KSOHOW" Department does when yim pliico vonr deiil in eseffiw : Cuiuliines the export knowledge, of your iiltnrnry ami your realtor with the technical experience of our l'.SCKOW Department. My so (loinft your deal is speeded up, expenses lessened, time will he saved and, of major importance, the possi bilities of property loss or litigation over some point in the future will he eliminated. $7.50 Tor any amount to $7500 value $i 50 cents per J toon for por $1000 for KKcrows from amounts from )7!inu to 'J5.000 $20,000 up Jackson County Abstract Co. ESCROW DEPARTMENT 121 E. Sixth St. Phone 41 What Does It Hold for You y tuvninar the leaves of a little book marked SAYINGS you can tell what the future, lias -in store for yon. Happiness, comfort and prosperity all depend on th figures on its pastes. What, is -their story ? .Make it read, "and they lived happily ever after," lv saving restularlv. Start .NQW! 4 Per Cent Interest on Savings First National Bank Medford, Oregon SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE MEMJER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 ST. I.Ol'IS. Auk. H. oPi ltlanie 1 for the plight of the I nun national Life Insurance company from which Is missing JJ.f.OO.Ouo of as- iSfis. was placed on the shoulders, of Koy r. Toombs, its president, by his associates in the company. ! Test i fly ins ai a session of the ' ; to vesication in progress hero. T.' J. Alciteynolils. ineinhet of the fi- ' , nance committee ami u vlee-presl-j dent, and Bee rtarelay ami 11. O. ! : Wood ward, assistant I'inan c i a 1 1 ; inanaset-s, said Toombs was to, ! hlame. I .Meanwhile dispatches told of j the action of six state insurance ; commissioners in forbidding the ; company to do business in their j siaies. ine suites irom wnicn ine 14 : ihAw 4-.m. ... ' iM.:::::v::; fell : i tOSl jMi &SSW ! 1 1 jK i A j SOl'TH HKND. 1ml.. Au KtP Austin Pavev. 3.1. an aniateur photosrapher, committed such de late last niht as police entered Iiis home to arrest him in connection with the murder yesterday after noon of Mrs. l.illie Mae t'armcin, H3. a factory worker. Mrs. t'ar mein was sht four timM and hi-r body left lyins " one of tho prin cipal streets of the city. According to friends of the fam ily, the suicide of Pavey was the last act of a triangular love nffair. Klmcr farmein, husband of the dead woman, is prief stricken, as is a ten-year-old son. The body of Mrs. t'anm in, left lyins hi the street by her assail ant, was not identified until last nipht. Hearing a description of the body belnp broadcast over ra dio station WSliT of the youth Hend Tribune, a former neighbor of the Cermeins Induced Mn Cur mein to ko to the police ntorpue where, he identified the body as that of hiH wife. . . Bricsf ara lowest in TV Eoyal Cord history jf More Coinfort..More Speed,.. .More Ease hi Steering A&J MOKE MIIXAWB OF MONA LISA HAS Jm better tires made today Hoy T(Mimls. company was barred from opera tion yesienlay art Oklahoma, West Virginia. Nebraska. Maryland. In- jillana and Ohio, while Virginia has given the company an oppor tunity to show why it should not the barred. j .fudge Mimhrough Stone of the federal circuit court held a con ference in Kansas City last night to determine whether or not there will be a vacation of the federal .receivership of the concern to give . the state court receivers a free h'uml. Judge Merrill 12. Otis and several insurance commissioners were included in the conference, which adj irned at a late, hour without making an announcement. Toombs who wan arraigned in I court In Chicago yesterday had not put in an appearance here last night and District Attorney Side ner expressed the belief he would ihe hero today to answer any charges which may he made. ' Assistant Attorney (lenerals of illlinots arrived yesterday and went 'into a conference with Sldener on the subject of Jurisdiction, over Toomb. who lives in Chicago. f n,ii..MiHV :. ri.ui, vvuk- it.- j What is claimed to be a rep-. Hca of Leonard Da Vinci's 1 to rn n da has Veen discovered here. ' The picture bears what is said to1 be the signature of rtie famous I painter, it has bren deposited fori safe-keeping and will be examined; by experts. UNIXei STATES SIWBBK COMPANY Oiaconda, which is better known) as Mona l,sa, is probably the most famous female portrait in the world. The accepted original Is' In the. Louvre, Paris. The picture: disappeared from the louvre in i August, 9ii. ft was recovered ! in Florence in December. l!ti:t.;' Incenzo Perugia, an Italian, was tried for its theft -and received a, nominal sentence. The picture was painted by I.coiu ardo over a period of four years : from 1 ;.n3-l r.Ott. . I W FOR Sale By: Becbe fc Kindle Medford. Auto Supply & Parts Co. Medford. Beebe & Kindle Central Point T"u Criminal Knhts .Again. NKW YOKK. Aug. 1 4 . (! A j tiny pistol worn as a watch charm isn't a concealed weapon, ruled! A. Merrick, Long Island judge, in-' ferentially. He refused to enter tain a charge preferred by a po liceman who was wounded when the charm was discharged. MIAMI, Ma., Aug. I I. --(7P The. Nassau correspondent of the Miami Dully news today advised the paper ly radio that the. Munson liner, tin mi mar, which went unround at. (!orda May, near A barn, Hnhiiin:tH. Sunday, still was strumlcd this morning. Passengers were removed y ester- . day by the colonial government tug Lady Cordeaux and the schooner I Halcyon and were quartered last ' nfuhl in the Colonial hotel at Nas sau, a winter hostelry, which was opened especla'.iy to accommodate tliem. WrocUir lugs will he necessary to tree, the liner, which is hard n group d n sandy bottom, It was said. The ship was not helle.vcd i to linvo Ijoimi dnningod to any con- 1 1'filerable extent. 2 IRE OREGON HKND, Oro Aim. 14. (fl1) Al- , fred Johnson, 111, Ron of H. L. John hoii of Portland, Wuh drowned In tlie South lTmp(iia river, nenr Can- . yonvlllo, ymuluy while btUhtng. ' UK .VP, Ore., Aug. H.- Swimmin; In Scout lake shortly after eating, Frank Harron, U, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Chnrles Barron of Central, Ore., wns drowned Sun day. f PoMor Is riilitM'kiHl. LOS ANOKLKS. llev. Frank Dyer, unfrocked pastor of the Wll shlre ltuulevnrd ('ouKregational church, will not resign his pasto-- ate even though -he Is ousted from the church by court order, he Hald yesterday when the superior court indicated sttohrMtcHon would be (JP) ' taken. - ' NSANE PAIN! IS BEATEN TO DEATH In tke IzW of carbon they form , XUW YOKK. Atigi 14. A Charges that a patent virtually (was beaten to death In the psy chopathic word of tho Kings coun ' ty hospital in Brooklyn lire being Investigated by the police. I The patient, Joseph Brown, r.ft j years old .was alleged by Michael J. llegnrty, a former policeman, j to have been beaten and placed ! in a stralghtjacket by two order : lies. He died two days later, ll'-g-i arty's story wns said to-have been corroborated in part by a negro truck driver, who, like ilegarty, formerly was a patient in the ward. I FEVER IN U. S ISSUED WASHINGTON, Aug. 14. The United Stat en public health service today called attention to the fact that while typhoid may oeeur at any time during the year, it Is most prevalent In the late summer nnd fall months, and that) precautions ngnf nut the disease j niut be, redoubled during that! period. The public health service -em-j phnsized that Innoculntlon general-j ly renders a pemon comparatively! safe from typhoid, nnri where in- j noculation Is not resorted to, sani tary conditions must be watched closely. SONG WRITER SPARED FROM POTTER'S FIELD KV TOIIK. Allir. II. VP) Thi i-chI.v nf Arthur J. Ivimb, com Poht nf ",Mlipp in tho Drpp" unrt othrr fnvorlto fnnKX. will hi N.ivcri froh luirhil In potter's fipM. I. M. Hnrkln. Mil attorney, mid th tmny nf the enmpoaer n-otilil ho hroiiKht to New York from l'rnvlhncc. Tt. I., whore he died, nnd elven hnrlnl hy the Anurlrnn Sitrlety of T'ompoferp, Aiithnrti and I'ulilixhiTn. At the time of hi death only J3 SO In ensh wik found In hi peket. finrklit Mid Lamb's only known reitlv In nn nunt In Jlnth, Kngland. CLASSIFIED ADVIRTI8LNQ OITS MIULTi Orecnn hn more ihnn 2" lm-1 poitanl bridifea unUtr conitructlun. K. mtmmim&w')v& limn I in I mnimi ..ddmmAesmA StJ Mm Li MOTO vital you see a 7 -rr ainerence tn oi Is- Carbon deposited by ore nury oil is hard, flinty. It wilt tear paper; it will scratch brass wear away fee The carbon that Shelf Mo tor Oil formx-13 to J5 as much aneven thtt most et penuVe oitu in soft, aoof Jika. Moat of it blows away through the exhaust SUE Shell 400, the new"dry"ga9 that explodes cleanly and keeps out of the crankcase, is the ideal running mate for Shell Motor Oil. Even Shell Motor Oil can be ruined by "thinning" with a "wet gas Motors that miss, knock, lose power. Clogged with car bon from burned lubricating oils oils that would be satisfactory lubricants except for this tendency to form hard carbon. In fact, the vital difference in oils today is in the carbon they form. How much? What kind? Carbon is deposited by ordinary oils in flint like layers. Abrasive bits chip off and grind through bearings. Larger particles hold valves open, the stems burn, power is wasted. Shell Motor Oil forms only 13 to 15 a9 much carbon as even the costliest oil you can buy! And that little is soft, sooty blows away through the exhaust, . . , The secret is in new Shell methods. So carefully is this oil refined that none of its sturdy lubricant body is lost. It will with stand heat that would ruin ordinary oil. And while Shell Motor Oil is giving you finer lubrication it is saving the destructive damage of carbon actually adding thou sands of miles to the life oiyoue car! Remember these facts when you buy oil next. R-OliL-' To owners of newer models Today's high compression mo tors have as little as 132 inch "clearance." Even a thin layer of hard carbon causes trouble. Shell Motor Oil, forming leu carbon, soft carbon, is almost an essential to proper performance of such motors
