Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 07, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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    P3T51! FOUR
MUDFOkH rAli; yiiW.VKV',, SfftDFORTJ, ORKOONy "FRIDAY. ftKPTKMHKlt 7,
10
Tho now S4M0O Withnm Super
Hcrvlee Htatlon now rapidly neur
itis completion at the coiner of
South lilvcrtddo and KiKhth Htreelu
will he ono of tho mo.st modern ! th
establishment!! of Kh kind in Orc-
Kon, ouibodyinK a it does tho lut--;jt
equipment for rupid and accur
ate service.
On the At root level the. Htatlon
lias three gasoline pumpH, one of
which Is so arranged tin to )ei-nilt
conducted the WIthain flattery &
Electric company in .Medford for
the past five years: Before filter
ing tiuIni-MH licio Mr. Wlthum
Kpeiit hoiii lime in Los Autfeh-u
KuinliiK additional experience and
; liainiiiK in elfi-trieal work,
The new station will he under
the direct management of Hoy i,.
Loin;, vice president of tho cor
1 poratlon, who has been associated
. with .Mr. W'itham for considerable
Uinie, Walter Loft us, the secretary
land brother Clarence, will bundle
, the electrical department. They
we ro formerly service engineers
with the American Husch JWiiKnuto
! company.
Ucforu completing (he plans for
e station .Messrs. W'itham ami
WHERE ALBANIA CROWNS PRESIDENT ZOGU AS KING
Lonf? made an extensive tour of
large California cities for the pur
pose of eainiiiK first hand infor
mation un modern lay-out and
equipment for the type of business
Ihey were interested in. The Willi
am Super-Service Station as a re
tho drawinir of UiliricaliiiK oil rom imilt of their years of experience
visible founts fed through a pros- ;and the California trip is believed ,
sum system connectint; with oil! by the owners to be one of the
most efficiently equipped and
handsomely appointed stations In
Oregon,
storage tanks In the basement. ,
Two grease pits' of latest design l
and giving full access to the clias- I
sis of automobiles requiring Her-
vice are also pail of the street I
level equipment.
A large display room fronts on
HI vers Id e. and on iOiglit h street
another room is located with site- j
ciul installation for display of tires, j
An electrical repair room, battery
charging room and lavatories for
men and women complete the ar
rangement. Among the novel fi.V
tore! Installed for the convenience
of patrons Is a large dock which is "The best coimly fair ever held
visible from all parts of the service n ,iUsepb:ne county," is the con
floor nnil a Fada Dynamic radio : census of opinion among local peo
controlled from the display room. plft wh(J ll;ivo attended the (i rants
All unsightly containers and j .iiSH ,),. tn0 )mst two days. To-
paraphernaifa often found about .; nlIlt amt tomorrow will bo the
'last opportunity to see this fine
COUNTY EXHIBIT
Iff f-r t , j K " 'v hitfs yA
M $.'4 1 V isi tJc A
i i wmiiiwi in - irTirnr f r 1 ii -... - ,t , , JT j.'r ",::.c ;9 B
tho club was raided and Stcgo said
he would charge Mangano with
the bombing.
. .
Oregon News
in Brief
:4 MEN HELD FOR
'. MURDER OF BOY
HELD AS HOSTAGE
i XKW YORK Kept. 7.fP)
Four men were under arrest lod.iy
in investigation or mo liiunapuw
Injury: and atranKlina of u (i-ycar-oal hoy
ut Coney ifiianu.
The Uody of SulvutorB Santo-
! marco wus found in the rear of his
The capitol of Albania nt Tirana where Ahme:l Zou, president of the Albanian Republic (riglit)i
will be proclaimed c.i King Zogu I vhen the nation changes from a" republic to a monarchy.
Hint lumlis Steady, nu
Si-iit. 7. Ci
i ho Kcrvico riotn'H (if Htniinns will
In- housed in tlm hiis'-inciil whidi
1m of heavily roin forced concrete
throUKhoul. A hi !;' tire storjiK1'
room i In ruled In Hie biinoment,
1,'lvhi)- tho roi Hired elenient.s of
iiiw ' tempor-itiirtt nixl darkiieMH
which un1 de.sij-ahle to prevent de
terioration of rtihher kckkIh.
An iiutonml Icnlly eonlrojled nil
hurnlnK heatlnfr plant Ih loeuted in
a separnto room of the haHenient.
If. (.!. AVItham, wlio Ih proiddenL
of tim corporation ownhiR llin new
Htation opened tho firHt battery
nlatioiis in Albany nnrl t'orvalllM, In
1!lHi nnd UM !t r(Hpecl ively mid linn
I fair, and a large mi in her of .M'(i-
ford cilietiH plan to make tlu; trip .
j heforo Hatmiiay night. j
i TUC MADICTO I
mc mMiLio i
liivi'stock
rOTITLAN'O, Ore., Kept. 7. (&)
Cattln and (.'iiivcs Steady, no ru
cei)lH. I Iokh Itofol)tH 't:n, inchidliiK
I(i7 direct. Kecder plg.s fiOc lower.
Sheep
recejj'iH.
I'rodiu
l'OTlTLAXU, fire.
Wholesale prices.
Mutter i Cube. Hlandiirds
higher.
Kgss Standards tr. liigher
niediiiniK Ic IiImIdt.
Milk JluUerfal 1 c higher. j
I 'ou I try, potatoes, onions, wool, ;
mils, hay, cascara hark and hops
-steady. ;
I Wheal.
I'OUTr.ANll. in Sepl. 7. Wi
Wheal: Mig Jl.'iid lUuesh-in.
hard while. $ I.:i2; wift while,
$1.1 'M? ; western wltft, $ l.l :i li ;
hard wililer. $f.0S'j; norihern ;
spring, $1.0S; western rcdj
SI.0Hj. ;
Oats, No. 2. ItH-lb. while. ;
'I'oday'H car receipts. 'Wheal, j
I0(i; hurley, j: flutir, I 1; oilIh, 4; '
liny, !. !
IGRANTS PASS DAY j
hi mmiM ra . n
Atiiletfe club wliern CA men were
arrested for jjainbling. Ho said
lie helU-vod the I tombing Was In
j retaliation for the raid .
I The -Minerva club raid was exe
cuted despite, an injunction which
forbado polico from molesting the
place, ('apt. (Jnrriek obtained new
evidence that gamhling was going
on and then b-d the raid.
Lawrence Mangano, reputeil
owner of the rallied chili, was ar
rested but denied any knowledge
of the homblng. He. along with
others arrested in the raid, was
hold for further iitiestloniiu: when
liulietin indicates the amount of Captain (inrlek said he was posl
Interest shown ly .loseplilno conn-' tje the raid was back or the
ty i-iti'ens in the Jackson county i. bombing.
fair, which starts next Wednesday, -lohn St ego. donuty police com
missioner, said he had found wit-
especially V ednes-1 UVVM!H who charged that Mangano
had threatened to blow the roof
off of (biriick'H home soon after
MAItSHFIKLU, Ore., Sept, 7.1
jfP) Leaping from his speeding
truck when he saw a man drown
ing near the Catching Inlet bridge
late yestoi day, George (iunnell
saved Dave Hice, a rancher, ns lie
was going down the second tlmo.
fiunnell suffered a s
to his buck whenMhe truck from
which ho- jumped struck hint be-
had been thrown into the river urotner-uwuws i.ue -
ii few minutes before when his . burlap hag and covered with stones,
automobile plunged from the bor- j Four men were charged with
dering dike. ' , homicide, including l.uisi Panornl-
I 'la, husband of the hoys sister.
SA Lh.M, Ore., Sept. 7. W) Fannv, police said, admitted kid
When deputy sheriffs here were the hov ill an effort to force
I grilling Hugh and Alva James yes- iim estranged wife to return o him.
( terday, the officers didn t know mIl niitmt.d the other three n'.an
I that Alva was a girl. JJoth the, jerry Perino, John Marlsco and
j prisoners were dressed in cowboy pafiqualo Uorello for Hie klltinK.
auii'o. Aiva s sex became Known, 'ritP three, however, dented iauo-
I only when Hugh told the officers oHa's story.
t she was his sister. A charge of; Police said P-nnoiviI:i enticed Sal
i carrying concealed weapons was : vulore and his S-year-old brother,
I lodged against Hugh. The pair ' Thomas, to his ho'nie, iiifending to
j were arrested in a hopyard aflei-'htild them hoNtayo for his wife's
trouble with the management. , uiTeclions. Thomas was allowed
; Their home is at Wlllnminu. After; to return home but Saivatore w.ik
i an appearance in justice court to- placed under the cure of Panorolla's
day, they worn, freed on their own three fiiends. Panorellu suid the
' recognizance. They had worked at three murdered the boy and then
I the hopyard a week without any- 'gave him (he body to dispose of.
j one discovering that Alva was a Salvatore's parents and polk-e
girl. had been seeking the boy since
Wednesday night, when lie failed
to return home.
A medical examiner estimated tVe
boy had been dead 18 hours, which
would place the murder late Wed
nesday ni-';ht.
When Panorella and the Santo
marco girl were married a year
:igu the father, who is a prosperetiH
fruit merchant, helped them wph
their expenses, police said. Four
months bko the Kiel bride left Pan
orella and returned home, taking
with her the possessions and fur
nishiiiKs she had bought as part of
her dowry.
PJVKKSmK, Oil., Sept. 7..
A rattlesnake who refused to Jn
charmed by "John Pen tun. famed'
throughout tlie lioniet valley as a
snake charmer, has se-nt Pen ton
to a hospital here.
Menton yesterday was ' demon
strsiling his skill in soothing tlm '
yavage snakes to Indiana who went
co ml ii'1 ting a fiesta at Soboba :
reservation. fine of the rattlers,
however, refused to be churnn d
and bit the. would-be charmer on ,
the end of his thumb. Hospital
attaches said that although Pen
ton's condition was serious, he
would recover.
Hags wanted at the Mail Trib
une office. Must be clean. tf
ECEPES BOOST
The following editorial In this
e"k"s issue of the Crania Pass',
fflHBasagfflBBgmaBBmagastgEB
Septcmlier 2.
".Next week, espe:iaUy Wednes-1
day, will see many local people!
in Medford, Next week is the
.laclii'on county, fair and Wednes-1
day is Josephine county day.- j
"There can't be too many rnnts
Pass and Josephine county people j
mm
to Medford and attend the fair
Time and ;
to (Irants
complaint
S
School Suits
Piggly Wiggly does not have to hire any high pressure sales
men to sell their merchandise. They handle the best nationally
advertised lines which sell themselves. You are the judge and
jury. We abide by your decision, consequently our PRICES
MUST BE RIGHT.
of our- sister county,
again, since we came
Pass, we have beard
that Medford people did not pro'i
erly attend our exhibition and
functions. Our people complain
hor.'tiiMo the Moflfoirt iipmtln don't
come here. Now, since wo have1) "VIlHt tlo VOII look for ill n iHW
:i ni'Mtv f'Vtpn -iivo :ii'Oii!i t nln nee !
'(jj ' hi Medford we hear the same l mrchaK('(l suit? AVooIcilS,
.complaint there regarding Grants j
rass )eopie.
"Now, tho way to settle th'.Sj
ford attractions an wo have in
the past, and to add, Wierc, ,to our
acquaintance."
t tail
iiriiig oi' slvle': Or all tluvc?
Super Suds Best remedy
for blue Monday 9C
3 pnckilKCH
Borden's Malted Milk thu
old dollar size AEs
"XW.'O
I STATE THEATRE
OPENSSATURDAYisss $4o $45
'The Tain-it's in our $!),r), $40 and.
$4.5 suits iiro scU'fitml from lmn-i
jdveds t)t siiinplt'S. Our design
ers tri v you the ultimate in cor
'reet style, with the care of cus-
j tnmized tailoriusr. J'rieed at
l-lMHiml I'lin, eaeh
Bread
3 Kli'.Louvcfl
20c
Citrus Granulat
ed Soap
35c
P & G Soap
38c
We honestly believe TUKRK K
NO fiUKATKll VAU''H than
Rumford Baking Powder OQ-
l-liounil iiuekiiKu (full wclglil) .,..61 v
32c
Market Day Raisins
4-Hi, imekilKo '.
Matches (strike nny
whorc) 6-1k. enrtoll '
Enders Best Pumpkin
I'nn .
Brooms
IJiu'h
Skat (a real cleansing
soap)
17c
15c
49c
25c
Armour's Deviled Meat
jari'e
l'cr run
10c
Ripe Olives
Tan can
. M-.T Ol.llf ...v. ...... -3
tiw.vtu.- nlHlirn InilWf will 1
open .alui uay al 1 p. in. unit . ,
ntinue until 11 p. in., with lltai- shown 111 thoso inourrntolv
lhl h-.lll of lllOf
That Certain ! l "
riling." The lirst installment "f' fiy
t serial, ' i no sial ic m ine r rog
uid a rat hu News reel are also j
tin (he opening day's program, j
.1..
i A I'DlllllllU! UULII 1 I
l l Vlol.i iiana ,in tin
ftjj sparkling i-omedy,
P't Thing." The first
Post Toasties-
2 (HickagCH
Rainier Malt .
IVr con
Golden Gate Coffee
2-IMiuml can
15c
49 c
Linen Paper Napkins
!."(! vnhiej :t ikgsv
25c
Armour's Deviled Meat Cp
l'er ran jk
(round
Peanut Butter
pail) A nen -leak can, cjiel)
27c
Tramp Cookies
' Tit Mm
39c
Sockeye Red
Salmon
29c
Cookies
lVr Down
5c
brings the charming l'atsy Kuln
Jliller In "Once ami Forever," with
John llarron in support.
The new theater, which occu
pies a portion ot' tho recently con
st rucleil Leveret to building, is ft
thoroughly np-to-datu ami com
fort a hie show house, with air
cushion chairs ami other equip- :
nicnt carefully selected by tho
owner, ( i. A. Hoy, who has bail
many years cxperieneo in tho
movie business.
The inoviephone, a recent in
vention now finding favor with
t'aliforuia thealer-goers, has been
installed for the correct musical;
interpretation of the film action.
M i- i;.,v h.-is i-ontracted for a )
B liighly interesting serii-s of ro-1
leases, which feature such well
known stars as llobart liosworth,
Sally (VNcill. Tiouglas Kairbanks.
Jr., llicardo (?ovtez, TiUsy Kuth
Sillier, t'armel Myers, (leorgo Vaw-i
cell, vn(onio Mbreno ami others.
The ndmlHslon prices will follow
(he house slogan. 10 and 15 cents
for any seat, any time.
Members of the Kotnry club and j
others have been invited by lho;
State Theater management to wit-
ness this evening a special pro
view of (be film "That Some
thing." which was dedicated by
the producers to tho Rotary clubs;
'il sniis Tor the. 1 1 iirli School
GUS, The Tailor
120 NORTH CENTRAL
ance to Buy
Pound.' HP
Sickle fears for. Pickling
Pound ilC
Fancy String Beans 2 Pounds 15c
Fancy Northern Potatoes
50-Pound Sack 95c
Phone 97.
WE DELIVER
of the world.
E. Main
Help Yourself and Save
. Main
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
1.1
CHOICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS
Hams llnlf or vhole
Per pound
Beef Short Ribs
Per pound
We Deliver
30c
15c
Beef Pot Roast '
lVr vound
Pork Shoulder Roast
lVr pound
20c
25c
BOMBED AF1ER RA!D
Phono 123(5
CHUWdO. Pept. 7."(.-V) The
home of roliee I'iiptaln I.uke Oar- i
rick was bombed early today, llisj
wife, who is III, was thrown from
Ih iI, Tlw ir seven months old grand
daughter was buried nndre eight
inehe sof iilaster as she lay in her!
crlii. The damage was approxl-1
m.md at Jl,'.,1. The bomb ex-!
ploded in the ve-tiPule of the flat j
huiMinn In which the police cap
tain llvei.
Neither Mrs. tl:,rricU nor her.
m ni(i-nn:hter wi-re seriouily In.
jurt d. tut Mrs. I'.arrie!; -uffered ,
s-.-vei'-'ly front sluui; and was taken!
to a hcsplrnl. i
fupt. ti!irrick .1 few hours later!
If You Buy from Gus It's
Worth the Price"
Ct JtlKmglfflfcr.aMMBiJMMfc M wmr-MMKQMWIB I I IW, I Mil 1 II I WmPlVX TT
' eP&l During the 24 hours of every day and every fffi$ti
fel'-J nijjht, from aU the nooks and crannies of the KIL " -
i world, news ki gathered and distributed by .
j Hie Associated Press T"' .' ''
1 Its foreign staff reporters are recruited from l&J9M"
those trained by member papers, and matric- EllfcilKiafclfeML Jlt j
ulated in Associated Press standards. S?1!fl5PiSp" f
j KM Thus, dependable fotcign nexvs come. PS?4N
s observed and reported by American. 21 1
if ' ' - - Ifellfei'i
i had led a raid en tho Miuenui