Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 20, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textstedfohd inn; trtbttnTj, siedforp, QKEfloy.- TnrnspAY. SEPTFamrcrc 20, 1928. f T x BESIEGED IN B BY DEATH PLOTTER LONDON, Sept. -20. (P) The : Tho nrniiKiiment of Joseph He Dally Mall asserted today that dra- iiilmtu, lit years old. Now York, he matic attempts had been made lo tore Magistrate McAnUrews in kill l.eon Trotsky, once powerful n hoaaof the Ka lumU-s in his ; Dlnco of exile In faraway Turk Ktun. The paper, displaying the I story prominently, suid Hie plot : was nateneii in aioscow. inn Kiive , How u,e the swlmllers carry out no soudeo for Its Information. . ,heh. ,leieption nil motorists' by Moscow was slated to ive ad- repiesenliii.'; their wares us the milted that Trotsky had been shot products of nationally known rub at, bill explained It was the action j ,el. companies, bul were merely of Individuals. The soviet author- i discarded tires revulcunized mid ities were irreally perturbed by tho encased in paper wrappers, was de regulations and the Moscow news-j scribed before the court as follows: wiper Izvestin was cited as slutinc "A truck occupied by two men iifiiii'l- TvvfiMtfil W11M eitfil IIS Klldinir .1 . ..th..iiin ,ii..1..tni.n,i .. ' the authorities had dispatched a lliv Muuiuinno i.itit uif mn mil speeitil commission to investigate. I For threo successive nights Trot- sky's cottajjo at Alma-Ata, Turke stan, was asserted to have been be sieged by sharpshooters. They hid behind trees and fired while Trot sky's son defended the home with two sporting rifles. Al lof Trot sky's appeals for help to the local soviet auihoriiies were disregarded. After Hie sharpshooters failed to kill tho former commisnr for war, persons (lesenneu as local eneniir were stated to have blockaded ! Trotsky. l'or many days he and j his family were not allowed to oh- tain rood. Only the kindness of I friends saved them from starva-j Hon. Medical assistance, llghls j and newspapers were also denied Mm The paper claimed Unit evidence ! of the plot was furnished by Trot- 1 sky himself. He eluded Ihe viu- llance of the secret police anil soMlggled oil! letters to (.'hi-lslian Havovsky, former soviet envoy to Great 1'b'ltaln and now himself In exile. It was suggested that Trot sky In smuggling the letters was aided by Jewish soviet officials, i These officials were stated to have. collected among themselves a large sum to enable Trolslty lo escape. MOSCOW, Kept. 20. (IP) The story puoilsneu in London 01 an attempt against the llle 01 i.con irotsliy at Ills piiice 01 exile in Turkestan Is regarded in Moscow as improbable. Trotsky lives in the city of Al ma-Ala, which has a population of (14.000 and Is not a wilderness where protrncted slefies of private resiliences are at all likly.' The newspaper Izvestia has not puldlshcd the statement attributed to It rec;ardln the case rind the forciBn office denies that any com mission has been sent to Turke stan to investigate anything there. SIBLE ON TRIAL CRUISE FIUKDKK'IIKHAFKX, Ciurniuuy Sept. 20. (P) The dirigible Graf Zeppelin, in which Dr. Hugo Kck- ener intends to fly to America, as-j cended at 8 a. m. today for a sec ond flight over southern Germany. The airship took a - westerly course, Its objective depending on the weather, which was glorious at tho stnrt.- After cruising over Lake fonstanee, tho dirigible crossed Into Switzerland, flew over Zu rich at 8:"i0 and liasle at 0:. It then turned toward Freiburg. In addition to a crew of 3'J, the Graf Zeppelin carried 3 (i news papermen and 1 i mechanics from the Frledrlehshafen works. Lieutenant Commander Charles K. Rosendahl. U. S. X., command er of the dfric.hle Los Angeles, and John K. Kehl, American con sul at Stuttgnrt, were also r. hoard. The dirigible flew over Harien Haden at 11:20, over Karlsruhe at 11:45 and then continued north ward. Clouds were beginning to interfere- with visibility. LF BOl'HG I3T, Fnarce. Sept. 20. fP, The autogryo. or "flying wind mill," In which the Spanish in ventor, Jviun Do. La Cierva made a successful flight across the Fng- nfn enannei on iiiesoay. -rii-n-ii j in the course of a trial flight here ; t1:iy and was badly damaged. i How To Have A Clear Head End Stuf.iness, Sneezing Huskiness, Inflammation Oo'yon get up in the morning with a stopped-up nose? Arc your breath ing passages clogged with a cold? Are ou subject to catarrh, bronchial irri-, tations.asthmaorhayfever? i If so, here is a pleasant, harmless cigarette that will clear out C lirH nn onI V 1 1. thioat. It is the for mulaof Dr.J.W. Illossier, and is nniposed of me Ikinal flowers, hrrbs and ber ries. Dr. Rlosser's izarettr rnn. tain no tobacco, no cubebs, nothing habit. forming, and arc entirely harm '. Ihey are used by women and children as well as men. It is so simple to inhale th' jOthing fmoke. Much more convenient than ; using sprays, washes, .douches, etc. i ff you suffer from any catarrhal 1 'rouhlr.catanhal deafness, asthma. hay . "-i-r, nronrhial irritations, or irequeni rnlds. get Dr. Blo.wr's Cigarettes from ny druggist, and prove for yourself their pleasant, beneficial effects. i No Tobacco EXPOSES A BIG FIRE SWINDLE West Side court, after his arrest fol. ,n,s,(..11,.senllIli; merrtiandlse. li:iu lii'iiiioltt lf lit'ltl ll out lnn-Willl ltl M, uulll (lf !.- u-hieh is 0luvtinK u number of states. "A ti-m.1.- imiuilni I twn mmn i ". i . . - draws up iilons side another motor ;WKlH Oil 11 II lu miik llllUlllfl 1IIUII11 car halted in traffic. One ot the men would ask the driver of the car if he wanted' to buy a tire or two cheap, V. S. Royal Cord heing the make ' usually olferetl. They would offer to sell for S25 two tires priced nt each, and sometimes would reduce the price to $IS the pair. When the prospective pur- ! chaser showed disbelief of their statement they would tear aside some of the wrapper and show the i I.. S. stamped on the tire. If the motorist botissht rue lues lie would : the our to Mrs. i.ordon jiacl'raclt- find upon examining them that , en. who In turn made the prem-n- 'hijy were battered tires and XI S. l.ition to Mrs. .1. P. Dodge. Miss ; Part ol the stump '.Made ill the I lllanche Hicks received her bar 1 s ' " 1 from Mrs. DocU-e. and then i--, the llalion-wide rllmil'lcatlons of . seated a bar lo Mrs. Harriet Field - "' llrl' wl"dle have , inK, llnslesses for the afternoon prompted representatives or the i were Mrs. -Cordon MucCineken. VniM stlll!s Knbher compiiny to Mrs. D. P. im,e. Mrs. Orace K. "iHke tt country-wide drive for the arews and Mrs. Augus' Schuer- l,0f.flt1 of lie in.lustrv and the;,,,..,,,. ' . V' ., in,. ! ' p ,, I llusiness Bureau and the lietter i Business llui'euu of New York are ; 1 1. - 'A the fullest co-operation. j A X L), Sept. 111. Mrs. (.h;.,ps Jmy ,, dllUghter. Miss hllIi ri.,m.m.a r,.n, a month visit with relatives and friends in ; eastern Oregon and ISoi.se. Ida. i Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Sniffer were visiting in Dunsmuir on Friday. George Kin:; is remodeling the residem-e property on Hargudine strect which he recently purchased from the Hattb- Sllsby estate. The j house is to have a new roof, ce- ment steps, and various Interior renovation, including retinting and repainting. Lawrence Mitrhelmure, son of Itev. ami -Mrs. If. T. M itchelmore. has been ill for the past few days. ? rs. D. P'rozzi has returned from a trip to Portland. Gates and ' Detroit., where she paid official visits ill the 'liebeliali lodge's! MrH. j Pero7.-.i Is president of the Rebekah j assembly of Oregon.' ! Honoring Mrs. Myrtle Boslough j of Oakland. Cal.. Mrs. Sylvan Pro-. vosi entertained at bridge on i Thursday, inviting guests for four tallies at cards. First prize was awarded to Mrs. J. M. Hughes, while Mrs. J. Andrew McOee was awarded a consolation. Mrs. Bos - FULLER & CO. i F ami Awn 1 MP Jllil f iiii i w. P. 41 Branches In 35 Pacinc Coast and Inler-Mountsln Cities. . Factories In San Francisco. Los Angeles, Portland. Distributors of- Vahpar Products, CONCRETA Rogue River Lumber Co. IV h KUfst prize. Tho PipvtiHt home j Hmvcy Woods, Chester Woods, A. was iWeonUfd with huge clutersj v llood, Mr. and Mrs. It. 1,. Pow of bright fiill flowers. The re-, r., freshiiHiils, a two-rourse luncheon.; : wore served In dainty nrraiiRement .new. Mrs. t rnnic uicKes. mm. mih. llmnvr. Alooro and two chil ' at a lute hour. Mrs. Provost wuftttor Kverton, Mr. and Mrs. 1!. Hi,ironi Mr. and Mrs.' A. II. Dnvcn i assisted ly her dnuRhter-lli-law. : Hinthorne, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ; j,. und Mrs, Curl W. (ilas- ! Mrs. Domino Provost, and by her; Sander and family, Mrs. Guy Han- j Kmv j n puienKer. M. C. Un- daunhter. Miss Sylvia Provost. I Miss Klizabeth Morse of Kutione Oip iwhn wim u siudent a t the .hn .i simlunt nt tho lu ,-,,..,..., vmrn.i Southern Oregon Normal school j ' .i....in. ti. ,.,.ur v lu tnfw-hlnir nt t Cold 71111 in the pu'hlic si-hoola of.Sloivy, Homer lllllilnts unci three t ha t place. M iss M orse spent a pleasant vacation vtth Major and Mrs. Fennel of Seattle. n.-hiers of il. AnuTkun llevo- i ... i i i. .in.... e i. . " . V. . . . Iu ' eon at the Civic clubhouse on Thursday. A lartre number of members Mas present and several invited quests, spread on three luncheon us lubles uttractively arram-ed ami beautifully decorated, with full flowers. After the lunch- eon. tho afternoon was Klven over; . ' ,n(l chapter. As an opening mini , ... ., , . K ...... I was accompanied by Mrs. Hugh T. Mitelu-'more. . Miss Cnroi Mitchell reml the Americans Creed "fler whb b lb e members were Invited o Blve nteresth.B data In reKard , to the slKiiers of the Constitution. i 1'ast reiieiitK' bars were present-1 'd lo Hie vurioiis presldinB offleeis i who have served the ehnpter since Us organization. Mrs. Jennie Gil-1 bert. Ihe present recent, nresented ; Mr- ""d .'is- l-'d tlowlnnd from Iv la umii'li Falls visited In Ashland I at the week end and made a trip ! to the county fair on Friday. j Homer Rarron and son Tlilt,'h j are in Washington for some cattle.' They are expeclud home In a day or two. 10. D. liriKKH and William M. Itriujrs spent several days In Port land this week and are expected home .Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs . 10 mil Pell made a nip to Crater Luke und returned home by way of Klamath Falls late in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Kinney motor ed to Marshfiehl this week. A large number of Ashland rosi- dents were at Ihe county fair on Oco- Barron. Dr. AV. K. Blake FrMay. which was observed as ! r- nntl MrH- Klwin Dunn and Ashland day. Among those who:tMre' children. Mrs. Homer Hur- visited the fair were Mr. and Mrs. W. :. Sander and children, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Marean and and Mrs. Archln Klneaid and chll- diiughter Madge, Hev. H. T. Miteh dren. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hevener. 1 c'more. Dorothy Yeo. Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. C. A. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Krle Weren. Mr. and Mrs. - G. K. ) children. Mrs. Slokey. Mr. and Mrs. Vestal. Hubert Herndon. Mrs. A.!TX lmftr HIH. Mayor and Mrs. .1. C. Joy, Helh Joy. Adena Joy. Mr. and Mrsj Hay Clary; Denver Kin-1 rnltl. Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Jackson, Mrs. X. F.. Bond. Mrs. 'fiuy Good, Mrs. H. C. Sparr, Loi-rnhin Kiun-r Mrs. S. T. Snnger. Miss Mollie Son'- gr. Mrs. Shorty Patton, Mr. and Mr. Mfke Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. How- aril Barrett. James Barrett, Mrs. j Xorrls, Albert Thomas, Mrs. Fre:l Kngle, Mi, and Mrs. Prose, Mr. and Mrs. Wright. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon ' 'I 11 Concreta is a special lime-resistant paint for ';. stucco. Its soft, pleas-' ; ing texture adds to the beauty of the natural , surface. At the same ' time, it forms a film of 'protection against lin- f gering dampness, chang ing temperatures and carbonic acid from the air destructive .forces which caus gradual dis- 1 integration of unpainted stucco. ; Concreta is sup ' plied in twelve suitable . colors, and white. Your '' Fuller Dealer, listed be w m m i -I?.-! Ii i low, will gladly give you , ' a color card. Write for ! special booklet on ' ' . ' CONCRETA. lj "' , 160 Front St. PORTLAND ' ' ! Idles, Mr. and Mrs. Manly rtrower and family, Mrs. Lonwell, Mr. ami I' - Sinilh, Sirs. Cortlell, -Mr. ! Mrs. K. U. Winitn, Mrs. coruen, .mi . unu 1'ullllc ieu HilU Mis. Hurry Yco, Kvorctto leo, fllrs. Ann urt'Kury, -Mrs. v. . euiiuren, jvoj- .iii.-n.-fin, auhhj i i .I tt.L. I,.!," Franklin, Katherino Nichols, Airs. Pearl Westerbui'K and son. J. It. , Saunders, T. S. Wiley, Mr. and ' Mrs. ieo. Nichols, Mrs. Iteswlck, ; .'im. ... MIhh Heswick, Mrs. Anb'lo KnRlo, : Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lamb, .Mrs. I J. P. Dodge. Mrs. Kiln Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hosier. Mr. and vi..u iVill n.wl.m li-u Mnulor Mrs. - .iini..uU M,. f K1. , ,... ,,i..., Mrs. Murt Heul, Mr. utul Mrs. Karl u.i.ii li und Miu lnrl nnrlinir Ruas0, Tho!l. j,. i Simnson, D. Pcrozzi, Aug. Schuer- i nut nn. Mrs. v. v. vaiuweu, -Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Chapmon, Mr. and J Mrs. W. J. Wallace, Mr. Jordan, i Si".. Marie Da vies, Mr. and Mrs. W. ...1.1 . ,1.. t..rll( Ill.U f tl fl.-l. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. llnlph ; B11 Mrs. ;lt. C. (loodman, Mr. c JIr ,in(1 M,B. jUoy(l CroW8(mi MrH. Emnm u. joes, Mrs. W. Willcy. Mr. and Ml.Si s, h, short and daughter Kn. Charles B, Dunham. 11. II. ; VanValkenburir, II. Hum, Mr. and irs n a. Klliurer. Miss Lvdla Mc-' .'(.uu. Robert Wanner, Miss Clara, mumnniucr, Miss Hartley., Mrs. H. i , A irker. .Mr. and Mrs. Lane. Mr. ' j Mrs. clarence E: Lane. Char-: a petrle. Mr. and Mrs. Howard j i?SCi MrBi Emma H. McKibben. ! j o. K. Hillings, Mr. und Mrs. Elmer! ! smith Mr and Mrs K V Cartel-! An-L,i -guest! MriI. c.race Hasty .of! ! California. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cm- j ! ley. John Haley. Mrs. J. X. Dennis. ' Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Hoxie, Mr, and Mrs. Dan Kay and dautfhter, Mr. and Mrs.' Geo". P. Kintr, A. Hobertw, W. I... Carden. Andy McCallen. tluy Cary. Slailo HnnKer, Krnnk Jordan; , Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Patllserud.- Wirt. M. Wright, nussell Herbert. "W. M. Herbert. Ward V. Croft, C. M. Frost, Mi, and Mrs. Jesse Nell and family. Miss Pearl Kasterllng. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Briscoe. Mr. and Mi's. George Fubanks. Mr. and Mrs. Xorbcre and children, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilert Freeman and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Donclly, Mr. Urooks, Denny Huron, Y, 6. N. Smith. Arthur Cogglns. Mrs. Hay Tlrown. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Barron. Marie iJrescoti, .urs. tenner Frank Davis, Mrs. C. R. Home and i Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Sain j H-" McXnhv Miss Gcraldlne Gunn, f '' M- Cnrter, Mrs. L. A. PhiMlps, j Mly Belle Anderson. James Fire-; f Utnne. Mr. and Mrs. William Day, i ' " " IS is; S ZS. WANTED Used Phonographs, Victrolas or t?ianos ' 1 J S s J I Palmer Henry CJ. Knderti. IUshcm . CSorirude and Ilelene llli-tlt', AU x Mi'i'alllster. Mr. and Sirs, uewey Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Hard v. Mr und Ml Fml c numos. Mr. and jnK(.ri Miss Klurence Allen, Mr. and' Mrs utman ami" children, W. tt. 'fin,,,,, hester Anilei;ate, 1. I. ,..., ,-ht.M,.,. Alinl.-Buto. D. I I! (llenn. Mr. and Mrs. i H. Vaupel, ,.i,. .... ...i . u Viiiurl 1 WJLv.LV JJLjLJ . . . when charming Lucrezia Bori makes the blindfold cigarette test 'When anything happens to my throat and I cannot sing, it seems to me as though the world stops! ' : . "So you can imagine that I choose. my ciga rettes quite' carefully and. that I welcomed the opportunity to make this scientific test. "It was most inlereH . for one of the four cigarettes was so sir:o.. : and gentle . . . and yet of such' -fine flavor . ,' . that I chose it at once. It was an Old Gold." ' 1 MISS KUKI iintikc each of Pi I hraiidt. cutiht her Linic w if h ' coOcc lipUvccii tniitkcv. Only one tpititHiii wan nr.Kvd; hichnrilyttt lit hrir MISS "OKI . . . MeliMiidc in Martcrhuck't facmnrtil opcr Pclleai and Mclimniic' 'I SMOOTHER AND BETTER "NOT A COUGH IN liiilli NOW is the time to trade in your old Victrola, phonograph or piano. This IS the time of the year that wc can allow you 30 to 50- more, as customers for used merchandise are calling daily. Commencing tomorrow, Friday, and for the next two weeks we will offer our new fall models of (Orthophonic Victrolas -Victrola Radiolas, late small grand and upright pianos accepting your old machine or piano as part or all of down payment. There is no nesdior you to go without entertainment- your children to go without music this winter. To those who have no trade in values we offer special low down payments on all instruments. SPECIAL : Mr. and Mrs. Louis AVorth, Mrs. Charhmo niiKd. Miss fall;! Hi.il. Mrs. Masitn. Mrs. Mollii-uhc, Cora .Mason. Mary Herbert, liuth Hil lings, Miss t'laribell Mnrehuusi, Mrs. .iin'limis, KH'aheth Apple nate, (.'hurley Hoaiiltnan. Mr. and Mrs. Hvan Campbell. Mis. M. S. ; llamakcr and sister Mrs. Ahlstrom, W. 1. tilll. Miss Mildred Million. .Miss Nora Ward. Mr. and Mrs. 1 It. Hardy. Mis. i'layi omb and dmiuhtcr ..-an. Mr. and Mrs. II. vt . .h w oUtil ( iho four Icitlirig I.UOKI-IA HOKI - . .' Hut world' (trcaicut lyric nnrirann . , . whoC niiccchhc nt (he Meiropolitaii in "I'c1lc!t ami Mclimindc," "fiUlincci." La lio'-eme," etc., hvo been inlcriirtiiunmlly d mired. " O P- LorillarU Co.. Hit. 1760 Made from the heari-leaves . . of the tobacco plant The Balance of our Edison Record Stock Going at 15c I a Record Values $1.00; $1.50 and $2.00 Music House "Wc Sell Hairiness' Carolyn um .lurdiiir John .Murphy. Mrs. Judith Payne, Mrs. .1. V. H.-rU. Dr. iind Mrs. C. V. Tiltun, Miss Pculnh Hussey. Mis Kimcni'i I'.uson. Miss Hazel Ilruner and Mis. C, W, Hanson. The Weather. OroKon Kiiir tmiiiihl and Fri day; risinj; temperature, low bu- i midlty. (ientle winds, mostly oast- erlw wins at The simple secret MfNcal and .; uhler lti.st Mr. and Mrs. : Three types of leaves grow on the tohiicco plant . . , course, heavy lop 'I raven, ir ritating to I he throat , . . withered xron yd -leaves, with out taste or aroma . . . and Med ford Is the county seat and metrnpilis at tho UoKUe River id catcway to t.'nHer T,!iK-r POLDS of head or chest are rroro eanily ireateu externally with- VapoRub Ovt21 MillionJara Vttd K.ary the opera of OLD GOLD'S clian VI. the Hrart'leaves, rich in cool nnd fragrant smoking qual ities. These jjoldcn-ripezrurf leaves give Ot.ii Cjoips their honey-like smoothness. That's why you can pick them. A CARLOAD' hi: