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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1928)
pxmrc bit STEPKmP MA"TL , TRTBTTNT1, IMTilDFORB, OTEnoy, FKTPAY, AUGUST 31, 1928.' i ;3 KILLED; 3 HURT ! IN TRAGEDY AT SLAY AND ROB OF GOTHAM NIGH PORTLAND MARTS TRACK CROSSING: IN MANY RAIDS ! i I'OHTI.AND, Oil!., Auk. 31. M) UNDKUU'OOl). Wimli.. Auk. IGHT GLUBS SNUBBED Trading was active on local wlinlo- 31 j AIKXKMJ CITV, Auk. ill.fl1) I (A) A 'Ki'itdo L'i i)S.s:iiK' Iijih taken to product' markctH today and the. , . , ." .. , i Holtllun- u-uurrtinif a train In the and two ulrls weru killed, atioiliei' , tunc- uf Iho mitrkuU wiih Bciicrnlly i ' ,,.., ...,.,.., w,.ru ' "" ' .Murelim, wri-i- iiiiiByi.c. od fl,m o ,. t uir Prnc-hoH wore in BcncrouHHupplyiduy when u Simkane, 1'ortlan.l & lowllM of c,lilutlu anrt jUento do and moved freely at Cu to 70c per j Keattle kiimo!1iic motor -oaeh struck . j.:jflia j)IHt njKht. hox for eannintr varUit'n of Klbcr- I a crowded automobile at the n-iws- ; ltcports of disorders also weru -taw and .Mulra. J. II. Hale table j iiip near here yemcnluy ,and t"ft ; , .e(.vlv,.( jnnii oilier lfilrin of .Mexi peacheH went mo.stly at $1.00 to it a maun of vruckaKi'. (.0 ijiMputcIu-M to Kl l'iilver.al $1.15. depending on nine and color.' Mrs. Aaron Larson, 2H, of Vn-; froni y,.ni Cruz, siatf that bamUM Klrnt Concord grapes of the aea- j dcrwood wan killed, as was l.eona j ulH. ruling near the town of Mo son were beinj; offered today and j Cole,- 1H of I'ortiand, and Jacque- : tu.un have killed four persons brought T cents per pound whole-' line Cole, 10, of Portland. land wounded a number of others sale. Other varieties of grapes j The Injured: , j during Iho past two days. Hunch were in plontlful supply and moved Mrs. Cucll Cole, J7, I'ortiand, ! ers and oilier residents of the was in a hospital today in a critical region are fleeing from the coun condltlon. ; try Into towns where federal ar- Charles Cole, 0, Portland, lacer-1 rison.s aro N'.ationcd. aled head, shock. j Tho dispatches say that gangs Kster Larson, S, Underwood, I arts roaming the country pillug crushed pclvin. j hue thr ranches. At tine ranch Klmer Larscn. U n d e r w o o d, they killed the owner and a ser shocked condition. . ;vant and at another killed one The accident occurred when Mrs. ;employcc, a cattle man was hanged Larson, who wn drlvimr. in -u-Ut a third ranch. car around 1 1 110 uegan intense ope- bauked onto the tracks, just as the I i :iliunN 11 r,'w ,hl-vs aml 1,1 train bore down upon tho nutomo- ono ,ia' 1ooUmI fivu ''inches, and federal troops have been ordered I In pursuit. One bandit was killed yesterday when a gcmi pof 20 attacked a ranch near At.capotzalcn, not far from .Mexico City. The ranch man resisted the bandits n'Ml after a brief battle, drove the) i off. Federal troops were sent In j pursuit of the men and the mill i tary forces of the rej;iun wero : strengthened. readily at steady prices. Julcn K rap oh met with especially Rood demand. Marly black cranberries were of fered this morning at $7 per one third barrel box. Tho berries are coining from Long Uoach, Wash., and are declared of unusually good quality. Lettuce supplies today were .mostly of rather poor quality, he- j tempting tu turn the lug rather son and leafy. Local dry lettuce sold mostly a t$1.25 per crate. Cabbage was in light supply and the price was firm at 3 cents pur pound. Celery from various districts was plentiful and went to the trade at OOe to 1 per dozen, depending on sl.e. Celery hearts sold at fl.fiO per dozen. Toinaloes were In more liberal supply today and moved freely at j 70 lo fif.e per box. Kplnach was in 1 moderate supply at SI. 25 per box. ' Potatoes were In plentiful supply, and sleady. Itutler and egg values were nn-i changed today although both mar-! MAXAC.CA. Nicaragua. Aug. 31. levin showed n strong underrtone ; Mi Two Sandinistas were killed,! and receipts continued light. Ves-; one wounded and five captured i 0S1 pounds; eggs, 100.1 cases, Ktnr-j '' Captain George K. Htockes rout- ! , age holdings lust night were: Hut- ed a hand of -lo rebels near Ma-! xl':u'l'olt'1'' IV- Auk- 31. fP) tor, r.12,-128 iiounds; eggs, 77, S 1 !( euell.i, Tuesday. There were no The salmon Indier "Hear," own cnHos. Withdrawal from storaKe I casualties among the marines. ! (M' 1,y Jl,,,ll -V Tnyra and .John vesterdav tnh.le.i r.x.111 , i.. r ! ivtnii. m- iiu, , i I.Iangas nf Astoila. nari-owly es- buller and U.'l'i cisew ,r ,.,Mru ' I been nhb.hio.i hv m,,,.b,n h,.n,i. ('ul,('tl .dt'Hl ruction at Country dressed meat and pout- j quarters here with great difficulty. ! try prices wero stendy and un-'j Since there In no other means of I cnanged. Iradlng was active In communication. Captain Siockes both niurkets and Indications were conveyed the news to airplanes lhat available supplies would clean J flying low over his encampment, up well. j by means of messages printed on t.. ...V.'H " " 1 '"Re panel spread upon the I'UMHSMMX'K II O M K, Tcnn.. Knund Aug. mKxivnsUm of the MIf;uH Annet Orlez, who led the contract providing for couuelln-I ... , The attack took place at X p. m., and despite facing a superior force armed with ma-1 They were chine guns, Hloekos' men routed wharf, IN CLASH WITH R I UJ8 A.(J1CLKH, Cal.. Aus. HI. UP) When Texaa OiUnan or Now York ii!-0U club ranio arrived in am Angeled one civic club gave the little girl a great hfg hand hut It was Klven in a hacjt hand slap that smashed the principal item out of the welcoming pro 'Irani. A thousand-plate dinner at the Hreakfafit club pavilion was the principal feature of the round of festivities announcou! when Texas Cuinan, heavily laden with : pearls, platinum and diamonds dis embarked from a train hero yes terday. Hut. 1 lie hand had hardly stopped playing for the parade of ; welcome when the Hrealtfast club j served notice on the .reception (Committee that permission to use jtho pavilion had been withdrawn, 'because of lack o official ap . proval and because of unfavorable comment." Mayor George Cryer or Loh Ang 'eloa had re fit seel to take part in -the welcoming of the "queen of ; the night clubs," to Los Angeles tand also declined an invitation lo I attend the dinner. Members of j the reception committee and ol i Hcials of the film studio where I Texas Gulnan will he starred in a talking motion picture said I Mayor .lames Kolnh Jr., of Han j Francisco accepted" and was soiith jward hound lo attend the-dinner jam! nllenuits were made to heud i him off when it was cancelled. Farmers a KruilgroWers Hank vs. Kaiph ( i. Jennings, sheriff. Itecovcry of personal prop'-riy. Gainer Hi Shelcy vs. H. O. 1'ark hur.su For money, j City of Med ford vs. Uose Con ,lirf, ft al. To quiet. Frank Zuccala vs. .Sunercnt Or chards. Inc. Notice oT appeal to taipreme court. Mlhel Watliins s. 1. II. AVutkius. iJivorcu, j M. !!. Ihinaell vs. Victor Itun j nell. et a). To declare a trust. Nona Aly.sworth vs. Ilryan Aly ! worth. Divorce. Oitavlu J! Waddell vs. M . K. .Johnson. Certificate of attach ment. C. & 11. Fruit Company. Inc., vs. Pacific Coast Canneries, Inc. For money. It. S. Chapman vs. K M W. Pathurst, -t al. For money. 1 L. M. Caroon vs. F. K.M Caroon Divorce. F. II. Jannoy vs. T. W. Marsh, ,ul al. Foreclosure tax Hen. U. V. (llblis vs. C,uh Guddat, ci al. Lien. U. S. M array vs. Donna V,. Goodwin, ct a I. Decree. Cost bill. Albert J. Voglcr vs.. Minnie M. Vogler. I Mvorco. Geu. W. Porter vs. "W. li. Kich , nrdson, et ux. I. ion. K. 11. Lamport vs. Uus Guuddat, et al. Lien. W. A. Childera vs Amelia A Drooks. To quiet. Marl II. Kohl vs. City of Med Tord. et al. Injunction. Mcdford Klectric Co. vs. L. C DcCarlow. For money. M. Ji. Porter vs. I'owcp IMant Mnuineerlng Co. For money. Fred FIclc vs. Picree-Allen Mo tor Cit.,, Inc. Chattel lien. C. . DunnhiKton vs. Plereo-Al-leu Motor Co., Inc. Chattel Hon. Nellie Johnson vs. Charlcn A. Johnson. Decree. Leona Edna Austin vs. Owen Elmer Austin. Divorce. I lortenso It. 1 tucker vs. Flynn, et al. To quiet George ' W. Porter School, et ux. Lien. Harriett C. Fielding vs. S. W i:ichai-dson. et ux. Cot bill, Patrick Welch vs. Minnie A McKco. To i(Ulet. Albert Jt. Stocks, ltuth A. Htocks vs lirdiert L. Hague. Hilda E. Hague. Decree. AVm. M. I (art man vs. Carl J ea ch ke, et ux. Attachment. Frank J'. Farroll vs. Mary E. Ilulchlns, et ux. Foreclosure. llena II ut tun vs. Thomas Hut ton. Divorce. T. K. C. H. ( Howard Vanderveer i'arker and Maud Ann Parker. Admitted tu probate. Estntonf W. A. Stewart, de ceased. Admitted to probate. Guardianship of Marvin Wick, a minor. Admitted to probate. Estate of J. E. Knlder, deceased Admitted tu probate. It. V - Williams and C. L. War nock, Jr., assume the business name of - "Williams & Waruock." It. M. Kpatz assumes tho ' busi ness name (if "Crystal Siirlng." L. E. Spat; assumes tho husl neas name of "Talent orchard." Estate of William AV. Itankin, deceased. Admitted to probate. .Ma rrlu gr J (I ceases. Arthur M. Green, Jr., and lluth Smith. Frank Italph Jones and Maude DurgesH. Sheldon M. Stalnaler and Elea nor Geyer. Pitc 1 renney and Vera Dun- ikon. . John ltagsdalc and Helen How ard. Thomas Downe Dun ting and Uowena Vera Monitor. John Kuturbis and ICva Turner. ' Glen Montgomery Scales and Mildred Magers. James G rover Carleton and Dyil Iona Thomas. William IT. Stephenson and Marjorle Menhineck. H. Theodore DIckuian and Mnr garet C. Harry. Paul Leonard I'ctersun and Iris .Marguerite Morgan. Willard M. Spei ry and Fay i Calugher. I Arthur Grey Norman and Greta Smith. i James AVI 11 lam Henry. J r.f mul Viola May -Edwards. I Frank Chester. Nursworthy and : Mabel Irene Jfearn.. if UF Probate Court. , Guardianship of Alice Gertrude Parker and Marian Lucy Parker. i . 1 tlmt you think a. lut of. Invest in a IK'tiny juiHtal antl we will hoihI ynu free a iti'lit-iitus, coiiki'd, ri'iitly-tn-ral tliancn' Unit will liiakif lihn lial)- Thomaa p'ranklln Norman and i py. it's a full can or Kll-J3-ilatlon.. Burt Lester Dotlerhoff and Hal He alooro. Iiob Ilrynon and Katlierlne Elaine Dodge. ' lion. CIIAI'I'IX ItltOK.. Inc. 271) West I'icii. lis Anwles. Cnlir. I'acHn-y. Kni kKird. 111. butlt left no scar Wm3 T American Newspaper PubllMhers" usroclatlon and . union pressmen Was approved here today at the annual meeting or the Interna tional Printing Pressmen's and Assistants Cnlon of North America. j Clean rags wanted at tho Mall iTllbune office. tf a. m. to day when a gasoline cook stove In tho cabin exploded, setting the vessel on fire. Loss to the ship and fishing gear was estimated at $1000, with no insurance. All personal effects of the men were lost. Jan gas a n d Ta y ra wero a boa I'd at the time of the explosion. Tay:a fuffored a broken nose and cheek bone, and his face was cut by flying glass. Jangas escaped with slight injurois to the head. able to swim to a the nsa finals and pursued them ! The boat was moored near the throughout the night. cold storage, docks. Two other Several of Iho marines' puck ani-1 trollers alongside escaped Jiy eut malH were killed, but this loss was' ting the mooring lines. The fire offset by the capture of a greater I was later extinguished by the number nf the enemy's mules. 'city fire department. James S. 'nreclo'si:re ' (Rtportcrf by JasKkon County A bit not Co RUth Stret and Central AvanuaJ- t Circuit Court. George porter vs. Hubert ' II II Iyer, Pearl IliHyer. I. ion. Little A pp legale Improvement j Co. s. J. J. Munsell. et ux. No j tic? of appeal. H. D. ' Kearey vs. AVftllam G. Pierce. For money. I ( iai-ner t She ley. copartnership :vs. H. o. Parkhurst. Sylvia Park-Ihui-st. Certific-ite of attachment. ' M. AV. McVay Hal ley, G. E. Tuman i of personal property. Mcdford Irrigation District It. Tracy Crawford, et quiet. Mcdford Irrigation Dlst Ham Albert Gosling, ct quiet. Leila M , Wliisenaut Charles WhlsenanL Divorce. Josephine Lumber eunipaiiy f. Gene Rowland, ct ux. Men. Ruth' V. Robinson, et al ' V.i. Larky llrothers. et al. 'ciuVtlol lien. George 1 1. Wyckoff vs. Howard Mayl'ield. Not lee of appeal. LWAYS be prepared to treat a burr, or scald immediately. ly infection is alwavs at hand, i Apply ANTl-PREXOL-m once the f-din is relieved. Healthy heal ing begins and all dangerof infec tion is removed. Almost invari j ably no scar is left. ; Gef a jar of Amt-Prexol today. It is an fn. (iufjemtiile remedy. Keep a tar in your car. A al. To: II vs. Wll. , J I mi50 i f 1 - h At All Druggists The New Name is; To the Independent Poultry and Egg Producer . Wp all know that it i.i very difficult to make the poultry busi ness pay. '' We all know that in organization there is strength. The Poultry Producers' Co-operative Association in Mcdford stabilizes the egg niavket and does all that is done to put the business on a paying basis to the producer. Jiy marketing independently of the association, you certainly work right against tho association and your own best interests. You make it impossible for the association to get best results and at the same time you get the benefit of all the associa tion's efforts. . Stop and think a little and you will know you arc wrong. You should be in the Association for your own benefit, and we want you in. ' ' ' The Poultry Producers Co-operative Marketing Association Clay D. Parker, Manager I i JACKSON SEPTEMBE 12 RUNNING RACES 70-HORSES-70 Also CHARIOT RACES TRICK RIDING ROPING RELAY RACES and ROMAN RACES NT Y FAIR -13-14-15 BAND CONCERTS Featuring ASHLAND-GRANTS PASS AND MEDFORD BANDS SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE A Great Gala Week for Southern Oregon and Northern California People fSl' Ci OO A TTSI "PP? T? 1TTT TATQ ur Live Stock Poultry, Horticultural,. Agricultural and Dairy Products, tyYJlVJVJVJ Xll IT XV.X2v1VJ.Jl jlVXO Needle and Art Work, Products of Kitchen and Pantry, School Exhibits NEW BUILDINGS! NEW DISPLAYS! All resources, all industries, all energies of Jackson County have been brought together with one effort to make this fair bigger and better than any county fair ever held in the state. Every phase of agriculture stock-raising, fruit, vegetable and grain farming, dairying, poultry raising, prod ucts of kitchen and pantry, boys' club work has been called upon to aid in the various exhibitions. Every department will be crammed full of the splendid products of Oregon. One of the finest District fairs in the West yAi'AJIA.'i'J.'''.'.'l'A'f,,'l.f''
