Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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    !PXOE TEN
KTEDMum wxm trtbotti?!, arEDFoftp, onEfioy. Thursday, august 2. 102s.
No More Gas
In Stomach and Bowels
If you wish to bn pe rinan.-ntl y re
ilevtd of iiaa In stuniadi and bow
ln, tako Bualmnnn'a Gas Tabid ,
which uro pifepur.il especially fr
stomach gas and all bad t-ffuclH rr
fttilting from khh preaaiire. That
empty, gnawing flhiK in the sto
mach will disappear. That anxious,
ihtvoub feeling with heart palpita
tion will vanish. Is'o more bloating,
rtrowslnciia nft.-r eating, heartburn
or other distress dun u k;is. ;-t
tbe genuine H A A I.. M ANN'S OAS ,
rABMCTS at any food drug store, J
1'rlce fl. Always on hand at
KTlE.Wfi'S OHIO KTOHK
AUTO CARDS GOOD SUSPECTED OF
COURT BAIL
1
READ THE
PORTLAND TELEGRAM
45c a month by carrier
Call
THE ACME
Shirley Bros.
Phone 506 303 East Main
. Iilu
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
HA I .KM. inc.. A i.i jr. l!:s ,71'j Au
tomobile jissuciat ions incorporated
under the. laws of other states as
well as those, incorporated under
I he Oregon laws may, under 1111
amendment to tin; Oregon motor
vehicle law. make deposits with
the Oregon state ireusurer and give
llir'ir members the privilege in this
-state of using their membership
ranis in lion of hail for violation
,of traffic laws.
This is the interpretation placed
an opinion today ; they noticed
A.VCol.A, Mid.. Aug. 23. M
burned and headhss body, a
isiuy. sheriff, an a u t omohile with
I-slaiiicd cushions and it !:irn
; destroyed by frt. were the riii
, eipai elements of a mystery which
.st en Pen county authorities worn
trying to solve today.
The torso of an unidentified imtu
was found yesterday in tin ruins
of a hum on a vacant farm, near
I the vilhme of Hay.
Neighborhood offici'i-s said that
fire in the hnrn
i iJl'I.t'TII. Minn.. Aujf. 23. fH)
i Molly, fh'i'-yeiu oirt L-ow pony,
i was tu ha turned loose in Duluth
I unlay to find her way home to
t'iallup, X. M., IX.'JO mile away,
i Molly belongs to 1 ,uyd Junes, 1 4
; year-old "pony express" ride r
:froni Gallup who arrived at tho
jlirule last week to deliver to J'res
blent 'oolide,e an invitation to at
'tend Imliaii ceremonies at Gallup.
Itoyd spent nearly three weeks
on the ride to the Brute, lie in
; tends to return home by a more ;
; modern method, motoring? with
I his father. Tu ship Molly back '
: would cost $ltja, much more than'
he can afford, so Molly will have
to shift for herself,
i Around the neck of his pony, '
.Boyd fastened a bell, to attract at
tention to her. in a pouch also
j strapped atound her neck were
: placed written requests that she
1 be helped along the way.
! The youthfuul little cowboy,,
.clad in a red silk shirt and leather
chaps, has every confidence i"
Molly. "She'll pet back," he
drawls. 'She's got a colt down
home, yon know. If she doesn't,
I'll go out and find her.''
, HA MOM, Ore. Auk. 23. iTP) '
Governor Patterson yesterday ap
pointed R M. Duke of lakeview as
justice of the peace for the South
Lakeview district to fill a vacancy
that has existed for over a year.
PORTLAND to ASHLAND and WAY POINTS
In summer weather, travel
via Oregon red top coaches!
"Oh! for a cool and refreshing breeie!"
Yours, all the way, if you co by Red
Top Oregon Stage Coaches. At your
journey's end you are refreshed and
cool, ready for business or pleasure.
Travel the beautiful McKensie Highway
I'ta jregon aiagesi
O RED &
I . TOP , I
(Qregon tages g&ystem
THE RED TOP COACHES
STACKS IJCAVK JACKSO$ HOTEr. PHONE 300.
North 6:34, 10:10 am; 1:20, 5:32 pm.
Siuth 7:41, 10:30 am; 12:00. a:lS, fi:30. 8:11 pm: 12:30am.
In your own interests,
patronize ttic Red Top
Can 'irsotOrenon Sta
pes byntfin. Tlu-y have
served yon Ipnu and
faithfully
: day when the body was found.
I head had been burned off
The
on Mm law in
... ..v. wiiii u j early Wednesday, but no investi-
r1lXJl!!V WUH m'1"" ""' l!,tf"'
rights nf the I'nion Auto ('Jul) (if
Tim ,.i..f. all,,,. l stiuMil- ',' ' v , Z '
out u .onl'llct hntweon two pro- 'l.'11 " n""1 -slu"-
vIhIoiih of III,' art. ' " "'a,l"s Ii """ f
Tlu. .n..n1!m..nl. passcnl lit j " '"" "'' 1-n
provldnd that In i-iih of mmt for "' ""! 'V'T" " "' '""-'""-
, ...in, ii. ui IM-I-II IIIIH.SIIIK I I'Olll JUS
! hdiiif slnci' Tuesday noun. Ills
illsappi.iiriiiiri' has riiusiMl consldiM--
and
Inilthr Jaw violallon tho ixm'hou ar
ri'slpil iuIkIiI put up rash liall, or
in llr.il il f-iiuli li..n-n u-lil.
rc-stlilB offlwr or niaiilstialn lil '"!"' ""l, y amom; his family
unexpired membership (.iird In an r,'"'",ls' 1 "f thu mm
aiilmnoljlle nssnclatlnn aulliorized r1",l ' ''"rued barn liow-
(o ilo business In Oregon, provided ''v',' lh"'" ""L eiirresimnd itli Hie
the amount of bail would not ox- measurements r t. sl-:rirf.
eeed $5. An autoni(,ldle with hlnod-staln-
Another provision of the net Is ('d eushlons and eontnlniiiK flre
Ihat nny nutomobiln nssoelallon in-, ,'"'n"1 fouml In the Jail KaraKe
coporaled undffr tho laws may de-l"1 A"i,idiL yesterilay. How the ma
posll wilh the stain Ireasurer (he i eblun Ki i 1 1 1 tho Karate i i
sum of $1000 In cash or approved i Known, 1ml keys found near the
bonds, and that the unexpired mem-, burned barn fitted the loek on the
borshlp eards ol' Its members may j ear.
I wo sets of license plates were
fount! In the automobile. 0,. i,. .
Iiiveniii!; dollies must
b e dunned a n u
pressed perfectly -
the only wny every
garment entrusted to
our care is handled.
We m a It e evenin;;
clnt lies and all other
kind look their best.
be received In lieu of ball. If the
i person depositing the card fails to
i redeem ll or pay his fine It is pro
vided that the fine shall be paid
j out of the $1000 deposit in the stale
treasury, the association to repluce
: the amount.
Since the provision referring to
j associations operal ini,' In Oregon
Includes these of other states li
censed In Oregon, and since the
provision does not mention Ihe de
n Issued lo K. K. l:ss of Mun-
cie. hid., ami the other to T. j.
Williams of Detroit. Muncle and
Oetrolt authorities Wfru unable to
Identify either parly.
The body fouml In the barn hail
only one ldcnllflc.il ion mark the
initial "I!" on the underwear.
posit of any sum In cash or bonds I M'ill MlATU CMll
with Ihe stale Ireasuror, the ones- I" lH I IV l M I K
VICTIMS OF FATAL
mggiim
"'l "Hint" "IIIMIICI LUC IMHSIIIO US-
soclalious have the privilege of I
making these deposits as security J
for (heir meniberslitp cards when j
given as hall. !
The attorney general holds (hat I
all parts of Ihe net should he eon- !
slrui'd lo;elber, ami that the legls- i
laturc intended that Ihe same privl-
lege be exlended ho! ll lo Oregon
associations and those from other
slates licensed in Ihls slate, and
complying with the Oregon laws.
The iiueslion asked' by Heerelary
ivo'.er was whether, slale traffic of-
fleers should llecepl In lieu of hail I
the cards of members of the Los
Angeles dub, which has made Us
iM-liusii won i iic siaie ireasurer.
The opinion makes Ihe cards of
the I .us Angeles club acceptable.
Prevents Misunderstanding in
Property Deals When You
Put Them in
ESCROW
Here urn a lew Ihiuns which nur KSCHOYV Depm-lincnl,
does when you place ynnr deal in escrow: Cuniliines Ihe
expert, kmiwIfilHc nl' your ntlonicy iiml your rcallor with
the tcclmicnl cxpeiienee of our KSCIiOW Departim'itt.
My so doing your deal is s ded tti, expenses lessened,
tunc will be so v i'd anil, of major importance, the pus
nihilities of property loss or litigation over some point in
the future will be elmiuinaled.
$7.50
fop nny
mount to
$7b00 vttluo
$1
it $1000 for
Ksrrowa fum
VT'OO lo $25,000
50 cents
por $1000 for
nmuuntH from
' $25,000 Up
l.d.N'DOX, Auk. 2;i. fP) The
l-:.)ress quotes an article In tile
I'rairue newsnapet' Cheske Sttivo,
ti the effect that infllelion nf pain
leMs death m suffenrs from hieur
able disease will be legalized in
Czeeho-SltiVHkiu.
This leuulizatlnn will be provid
ed In a new rode now heinif pro
pared. tlj.e article iissertH. hut writ
ten approval by at least two phy
sicians will bo necessary before
permission to inflict death
grunted.
The same code, it is slated, will
exempt from punishment anvbod
helping another to commit suicide
FLOOR FOUR YEARS
Jackson County Abstract Co.
ESCROW DEPARTMENT
121 E. Sixth St. Phone 41
llh
Plan to Spend Your Vacation and Week
End Trips at Beautiful
LAKE O' THE WOODS
Resort Now Open Bigger and
Better Than Ever
Furnisliotl Cabins Now Hunts- T.tnieh Kootn Service
Station Store Hut hSn Suits Fishing.
Poad Indian road is in poo.l condition An idonl rcort-K-lion
spot for tho vacationist.
Fresh Milk Always Available
LAKE O' THE WOODS COMPANY
f Phone Lake 0' The Woods for
' Reservations
HAKU, Azerbaijan, Aug. 23. (!')
Thousands of peasants with their
womenfolk flocked here today
from many parts of Azerbaijan,
leaving their fields In the midst of
harvoNiK, to hear the local eouvt
sentence two men convicted of
chaining a beautiful young relative
to the floor of a subterranean pas
sage for four years.
A rich peasant named Mablckov,
the girl's uncle, who sought her
fortune, was sentenced to 10 years'
Imprisonment, his son to six years
i and a third man, t'hairman Omd
jey of tho local executive, who
knew of the affair and kept quiet,
to three years.
The testimony at the trial show
that the girl's father died in liU'.i.
leaving a considerable fortune over
whieh her uncle, Sudickov was j
trustee. He made the ulrl's life I
unbearable In an effort to possess j
himself of her fortune. Mho fled
with a poverty-stricken lover, but
was forced by privation to return
to her uncle. i
Immediately upon her return;
four years ago. Nadiekov and hi
son chained her In a passage in
tho dark basement of the house.
The chain had two formidable
locks on it apd welched, more than
hi pounds. Throimhout her Im
prisonment the girl slept on rags
and was slowly staivlni; to death
when she was released recently by
a group of workmen who acci
dentally found her.
g. o. mum
STAGE KNIFE DUEL
NASMVM.LK, Tenn.. Aug. 2.
, l:i(.i; s. Hopkins of t'oinm
Pin, Tenn.. the republican nomi
ne efor governor, was stabbed in
the arm by John W. Jackson, a
fellow townsman, duiimr a meet
ing or ,he republican state exocn j
live committee t canvass votes in !
the August - primary at the state :
enpftol today.
The stabbing took place during
a heated aiKiiineut over a contest
hi-nught in Mr. Hopkins' homo dts-triet.
i - ! - .vf
Del Monte fr Unidii
AI'llniiA. Mm, .. .1. SVheel:
i'l Mlltlevuie riilseil telir ten., of
Largest Packing Company in the World has "Success-Tested" this Gasoline
THE canned fruits of the California
Packing Corporation, under the
brand name Del Monte, are known around
the world. Fourteen million cases of
peaches were packed last .year and also
millions of cases of other fruits and berries
38,000,000 in all. The tables of the
entire world were actually reached by this
tremendous activity. The California Pack
ing Corporation is successful. They have
used Union Gasoline for years. They have
A FEW ff the Other
Successful Fruit Companies
Using Union:
Ciiltforniii Fruit Growfrs Exrhine
Colonial Grape Products Company
V. Cotati Company ,
Curtis Orchanls Company
l!arl I'niit Company
Tarlcy Fruit Company
Hind Orchard Company
Paciric 1'ruit l'.xcliange
Stewart I'niit Company
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yvu tv tniy thtt ivm-fit.,
they are arti:tic mawptca r.
"success-tested" it.
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Of course you can't laboratory- test the
gasoline you use, but great institutions
who do check results for mileage, econ
omy and power, can be your yardsticks in
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not only use Union for its brilliant per
formance but for its absolute uniformity.
Drive up to a blue and white Union pump
today and try this "success tested" gasoline.
GASOL
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N O N . D E T O N AT I N G
U NI.CLN O IL.- COMPANY-
llnx to tho ocro,