Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 15, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto o MF.DFOTiD MATT, TTTT5rXK, MF.DFOTJD, OI.'KriOX. MOlY. 0( 'TOMKIi 1".. 1!fJ: PAfiF. FTVR 1 airopa In Shanghai siiam;ii i. t in . i ;. ThP ound the world plane Kuropa of oii 1 1 itetiefeld arrived here ii.- titfi-tv from Clinton. Lond 'Prettiest" in British Isles on HELP DEDICATION tr!-; Ye Letter ISox waVi -i'ys WviS 1 SAN FRANCISCO. O.-t. I rmvcrnnrs of ':iliirniii, t Mi-uii ami Washington went ln-foic tlu microphone last niht ;(n,l with the newest instrument oT euiiunu nlcaiton dedicated to thf most iniMli'rn system of travel, three ft via t Ion ln'iu-uns on tin- I'miiu skywny. at Prattle. Portland ami Siin liKj. Previously the Standard Oil company of auiornia had envied two hoacons on the s;iim- lint of , ju'i iai travel, one at .i I. Pinido. , near San Francisco and the second j at Merced Hills, near Los Anm l. s. i The three additional I. e a c o n s j which were flashed into the ser vice of aviators tonight v:vv also u Kift of the same company. t The Kuvernors, i'. Youiil; of California, I. I-,. Patterson i f ure K"n and Koland C. Hartley of 'Washington, spoke . respectively from San Francisco, Port la mi and Seattle. The event mat k'd t he f i rst time in ra d to h i si o r y w h e n three western povernors spoke on the same program. LV t 4 1 Nwef : aX j ViCs.T. Daily Meteorological Report Monday. .Kt. 15. 1 it j s . Med ford and vicinity: liain to night and Tuesday; continued mild temperature. Oregon: Ha in tonight and Tues day: eon ti titled mild temperature. (lell . AMiKl.KS. .lU f('.IoV 111 .l:m t'herry. .no . sv hit 1 1 pi ule of hi i.i y vvimnu u;is jut sl I'. .'hii', of h-lpU'.---r. P i sir illiaiu ( )vn a i London iirlnsi. us lite I an Irih la--. a stdc led Local Data. i i.oxiH.N yp- Jder, paint, or an ! up. Miss lli-nnie dark, vivahus ,Kiil. Without po - oth.-r mak. Ui.-ks. a .'oung 1 .ondoi noicd ! nlidi a n-t. picked Mi Tm-ii in ii nl liiil In the Ht iiih i second pi ellicsl. -e omi prize winner is an IrWh t.nrl." said Sir William Orper.. '1 didn't Know this until after I had chosen her. hut it is very Dick s i la re (!-!' 1 ll . Ill IIIH't stricli (iviitcr). 'p. he chmhed out of an outdo. here ;tt I'M-", o'clock ye-i. rii.i hihl: after ti.' houi's ami - nut ol p.iddiiiiM. t'herry itid a te ts liefoie the motion pi- ttr. i'i a- and then announced Ii liomi; to take two tl-.is - LtlilUie t lle Ills phvsician, wh him Loth hefore and after ilie rec - du tm. nl urd-hi caktm; swim, said chej-i-y Up. (u. first could do H" hours more wit hout protect in i: t h danger. Attaches of the himmi nd h:is Int hatlis, where the record was mad.'. ,-u:ion. I'.m said the former navy man did not ,iit !pK;.s we f. come lhrout;h the ordeal entirely j meet this nen tinscatlied, his feet and hands he- j suppose inn somewhat affected hy the lorn; have the last time in the water. Put in the m' flierry is the first man after a eau lonji 1 i -it of women to hold the en- !t!i" durance swim record. in recent .come menta! months that record has heeii 1 w ouid suues mounting steadily with no one ; I-:a 1 1 l-'ehl. o. holding it for long. A couple of jdus New hury weeks ago Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston. lots, all l I famous woman endurance mvlm- agree on the mer, set another record, only to Jacksol have ir fan a f.w ilays later when i palgli. otel s 'I 1)1 OIL A brand nrw rnlii fcahtrc on Tursdny and Friday ltiorniiioM ut l(:.'i( over the Pacific Otast Network that .Mrs. Criee C. Hoggs. Kd Kellv and other conpna ogether at oin viiue story. KIT MMl ml k; ounty Uepuldit il ( oniiuit t ee. an The Sir Temperature ( degrees, l Highest (last ll' hours) Lowest (last 1 hours) ltd humidity (jier ct.l IM-ecipitatlon i inches.) .. State of weather . ( Total precipitat ion since temher 1. Hius, L'.i'O inches. Sunset today. ii:J4 p. m. Sunrise Tuesday. a. m. Sunset Tuesday. ;.:'JN p. in. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120th Meridian Time -3Z : r r is 5 a- ! " 5 l C1TT 7 , Uaker City ill -11! Clear Itismarck t t Sli Clear Boise a 4U Cloudy Denver 5t) 3 Hain 3es Moines tiO t: t cloudy Fresno 7u IS Clear Helena 3S p. C.ly. Jos Angeles us fi'J Clear Marshfield .... . tM 0- Kain l'hoenlx (is -I I Clear JPortland 50 54 cloudy Hed ltluff TS 5M Clear Kose.urg C2 5 4 Cloudy Salt. Lake City.. 5K IL Cloudy San Francisco... mi 5J P. coy. Santa I'c tin ;to clear Seattle 5li 5- Haiti Spokane 5S 4ii Cloudy "Walla Walla lit; 5ti Hain M'innipe 3 1 t 'lear ' uviSki. ' Meteorologist. i unknown (a provincial touring com pa ny, .lias lui'n acclaimed most heaul jlNl girl in the lirilish Isle;. ; "Her heatity is )ut 'dniple. natural, perfection." said sirN Wil liam Orpen, famed poitiaii paint ; or and memher of the l:oyal i Academy, who judged the win inors among :H.IMP heauti'"1.-- ent ered in a contest sponsored hy ;The Uaily Mail, the cjeut new.--' paper owned hy Lord llotlier- more. P.ri'-:es in the content : amounted lo .J'i,(niO. j A shy little trish coll. en a decided contrast to the winiiit'.L ;type, took second honors. Sim ; is Miss Crlae. Stritch and she ! lives with her parents in 1 uh- lin. "Natniallv. as an i was delighted i " " Irishmii find that with fitting, for there nrf many beaul iny, if u t women in Ireland." a nl - Commenting on his task of judging the photographs of Ih', ihhi l.eautiful nWU, Sir Wlllium said: "When I looked at my final selection of 5ti photographs of the loveliest women coin pot i tors one calm and beautiful face caught and lmid my attention. '"I hat Is the winner." 1 said. ' '"What strut k me was the beau tiful symmetry of her features" he said. "Mer beauty ifld net come from a carefully consid ered expression; it was not the product of the photographer's skill. She had not obtained her diarm from the ait of the coif feur or the ctiuniug aids of t he beaut v pai lor and the chemist fre shop." by I fact that Hi iuiie a I .oiitlou girl imprcs: William orpen. j "It i- a ery satisfying thought.' he said, "that these huge mod-j ern ities. with the stress anil . strain ol' 'their artificial life, s'huuld 'product! really lovelier! women than are to hu found J in (he country. "Partly it is. I suppose, be i a us" I .onthni is such a healt hv I place : partly, too, because in j great cities continual contact with: other personalities makes the In-J tolled brighter, ami this Is re- ; fleeted by the more intellectual j and lively expression. j There is no doubt that the! women of the lirilish Isles to- j day are prettier than ihcy have' ever been in history. "For titis pleasunt state of af- j fairs we must largely thank the open air. nthletic life led I the yoiin women of tod SHE WAS SHOT BY l Sun-form- ;i ! wound that Historic Fort lhyiuigoil STATI A, Dutch West Indies (P) Among the structures damaged here by the recent hurricane was Old Fort Orange, where, tradition nays, the first distinctive flag borne hy an American vessel was Ba luted in November. I77H. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melchnn, of the Imperial hotel at t'orlland, ve re Med ford visitors during t he M'ei'k end. HKIiKKI.KV. fill., net. Physicians announced lay that M:s Kav P.ild. Js. erly of Porland. ire . wa covering from a gunsh suf lereil last week. Aftt r on e announcing Miss Bald had admitted at tempt im? suicide, t he authorities sahl today that the girl now maintains that she was shot by an unidentified man who fired at her as she was watching the sunset from HerkeU-y Mills. Pol ice has been unable to I iml t he weapon used in the shooting. Guidance -il'i A "uiiid aid' pupils of pools in select .1 llicli 1 lo-y h re ev1;ibli.-,hed by ocallouiil UICMMOXH, 'a mice bureau" to Richmond public s lug vocations for best suited ,is to hi the city school bo;. d. "You pay for good MgSiways whether you have 'em or not9' Truly lli; mont xM iisivo highway in the old bumprty, lU'rvc-racking, spring biiHting, tir'-tl'.ilroyin;, Iiciillh-haUcr-ing road. Most people who vote for liceuse fee reduction will not vole for gas tax increase. SO . . . the Dnnne License Fee Measure will ROB Oregon Highways of $4,500,000 YEARLY . . . and will lead us back into the old days of expensive roads defeatthe Dunne Bills Vote 303lxlNO A Ballot November 6, 1928 OREGON GOOD ftOADS ASSOCIATION T. R. CONWAY, eretary 38 Morrison Str! Portland, Oregon JEST AND DAVIS 10 BE RELEASED SQUATTER CASE i't h;ti..ni. on-., oct. :.--(A'i i:. II. lie. I ami Kniery liavij. s'M-v- . itu five months lerms in the conn- ' ty j.iil for coiiteinnt of court L'row- in-,' out of their trespass on the' rinptitia national forest were to he released late today as the result of a court order modifying the decree In heir case j-lyned hy l-'ederal i.lud(Te MeXary upon the motion of . V. (. t'ulherison of Portland and j j All.ert Ahraham of iiisehui K. ? ! They .suhmllteil a hrief present- j int; armiment as to whv the sotiat 1 1 is sloeild 1." reh';).-ed. It set forth i that efforts were still under way to Ihave tlo- land elainied hy I he men; re-classified hy Ihe department of j iirrt culture, and that further im- : pi'iHmnient wutihl cndanK'.T their, . health. j .1 udce McNary, wishiiiK ' I pose of the matter an soon as pos isihle stated simply that he would i ( modify tin- senieuee if t'ulherison ' d i. ! in would o'-oniie thai j tho two veterans would not tiwiin : ! enter the ioj hidden an a e.xe 'ot j ' upon consent of the forest sej- lee. ; ! unlil siieii time as it is reclassified, j leoifie Neuner. Inited States; jattoniey. said I hat his office tooU i jthe same stand, pointine; nut that; 'it had iii'ver heen the Kovernnn'nt's ih to do any inor" than keep, the souatterx from the forest. ' i i 'ulhei tsoii, after leaving the : i l oein. stated that every effort ' ' would he made to have the hind classified as agricultural so .hat 'the liest and I'avis claims may he. ! leejilized. i J ltest and Davis first look posses- . sion of the land In I'.fit, ImlldiiiK eahins aod stai'tim; tiaidens. They i were ortlernl off, and after their j j failure to comply were sentenced I to '-'ii days in Jail. Following the, ' termination of tilts period, hoth re-i f turned lo the laud, and were nyain : arrested, 1 1 1 j .s lime hi'lnt? clven n fie" months term, j linst has n wife and' several inuall children and clalnn-'l that he ' hi'd no pi, ice to move them to. , I Oavis has ti wifo who lives in KuHchurfj. Hr.scoe Hryau. 1 fi Thompson '"tre.-i. hau offered the families a lunise in Portland in which to live until the cinsslfleation of the land Is filially Mtth-d, and according to i Mr. 'ulherison. this offer will1 IM-oi.iihly he accepted, Special S Modern I:STA('AI)A. Ore., Oct. la. UV) ! ("hai-h's Ii. Drake siauucred Into the c;unp tif a searching jiarly Sun- . .!;!' after l.ele- Jo.-' in the vicinity of 'ah" meadows since ahout p. in. last Tuesiiay. 1h was half I ih lirious and had suffered severely : from hu imer ami. cold. Ahout I'll men had heen seareh- inc for Drake. He. hecaiue lost when he and his two dos started out In pursuit of a cougar. One ri.i..vii .inn mill nil ine 1 1 1 lit. l ifraue, an atiennant ai tne tur farm ; near here, was campUm with W.I '. Smith. Kstaeadu attoiney, and ! I Coyer Jl CLOTHES IDEAS FROM ABROAD MaeMarlin ill ! AM- - i in i Last full wlicti was in Kraiici, iidiTiitcd the i!ics Inch 1 lie diiut-h l"r of our lio-des- w us weir n n.r. siin confessed us t Ii ree veiirs oM. oripiiuilly rose- hei"e, new cled !) l ieli. (i.M-o l,a.!e ..f red! The r'rrnel nre eteriii'.llv -air prisiti'' von with I thrift v little 1 ricks I like tliitt ttiek which it pavH to i imitate. Most of us luiv HrcHeH, whieli if ulloweil to remain 1 h'-ir ori'iiijt.l enlor, are ili-cnii'il or peldotu worn, l.e-l dvcfl, thev iHM'nmc favor it en jiL'aili. .Iiit eet, a iicku;ro or two of true, liideiepi inaiuoiid Dyi'.-, nnd try your luiiiil at tinting r ilyeiiif. You'll Ic anmerl to Unw rjisy it l& to umc Di.iruenil Dvea. "I hey never iiap Miint Ttl. The "knnr liow" in in t lie ilo". Tliev nre real du'H like thoe uced when the cloth win made. 'I Im-v nerr jilw things I hat relvHl look. like innkrtdiift, t'lierior riven. Thr nie-ic than sixty colors yu can jr-t from llietn include cveryUiinif tlant'e .1 T HUN fiodiioimli v WW H( i 'Color Cm ft," tnniiey-pfiA in Iiiiits i lot hi n ti ml riruff-ri' Write for it, Xou;, Ifolll" Serjee Dept., Itinliiitofi, Vermont, U il 1 tit rn t f f I hook, pive huiidreln of for renew to lle Mntiin, Dtiitnotid I ycrt, Or At.hAW John Wills, ivy a ' Alhany a ri k liit'il h;n, Oct. T.V oVt -9 tired farmer Hv aj eldphtally hol If in hi er near fiev-r todv. grills apparently had drawn a gun lotvard himself with th.e hitentii.ri to shoot at a pheas ant One ha i-re discharged, strik ing WilU in th" head. He j ur VI.. -d hv his ui.lnw -ind five chtl- HlllllllllUIIISHBIffllllli. INSURANCE First InMfvncG . Agency A. L, HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon ' OF THE Compact AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR RANGE FOR. ONE ENTIRE WEEK October 1 5 to 20? Inclusive You are going to have an opportunity to see the most beautiful range display ever shown anywhere somothing en tirely new in the method of displaying. (tuft lining feZVifuwdritcnor Ofn woll.s MfitJ Vltiluvti dotiMp boi.k flur. itUtt V'nfu!Sft double irar ovpnwnll inner linings ftynHl() M.rro piocus cooking top itCO("K,''in'ihf ManlHa A ttemrxf too lid call U V 1 r.YiJ or rrHMt foot. levrwur 1 MfiitNalO KmPoWf(rr1thflU IbrjtltoliMallii.l nonrfofldljJI " 1 FfmfliinfctbW"'ni 11 "-tliolZ onnvxii mwiarih. r 1 Ainlt! Htflft I ' 1 &btnl$itf ponfi . I AWWS ImJctMndctvlofth r - ml door MC I MM HARKSofMERIT. hi nwwixiiinvii.i-ntT.; JK:x.n: :Kvmtie:u-7iiwv.vr,-iM)."i'j!VT 'T,S'.''.' jw W"! i it rJijr r-t.n lin i mi tui hoot. BBWwiprjtlrli" mkSsst :i -mm mm mam ii .IT TJ fl"liwtra base. .liDaiNidnHorv ViikII All too double l2 Braul.lul rbolY 1 fciotaliroilhliWItl (fcHAi.lwicloirtowl OMlnr mote hfr lkli Cmp,cl.M,mhiUli )1ftl5ill)M,JS 1 1 Hihfi J n u ClOfUtf. HJ0 ftrnonfutl, light This Unique Display and Demonstration will be held in o ur store and you aro urged to attend. Not only because the Special Display Booth shipped to us by the manufacturers of the renowned lino of MONARCH Ranges is the most attractive Range Display Booth ever designed, but b ccauso you will at tho same timo be able to see at a glance why tho MONARCH Malleablo Range is the most popular range on the market. The MONARCH is built to conform with the most moder n, practical ideas of the day, comprising: Efficiency, Durability, Beauty and COMPACTNESS "COMPACT in all its dimensions the MONARCH takes less room than tho largo, clumsy, room taking, oversized types of othw makes and without sacrificing a fraction o f an inch of needed space at any point. You will appreciate the many outstanding Marks of Merit of this New Design MONARCH which make it the great est quality range valuo ever offered and it sells for a lo wcr price than tho others. WHETHER YOU NEED A RANGE NOW OR LATER, 0 0ME IN AND SEE THIS INTERESTING AND EDUCA TIONAL DISPLAY. No high pressure salesman to an noy you. Just tome in and quietly see this remarkable display of MONARCH Ranges in the latest modols and ti nted enamel finishes. REMEMBER TOO that a Magnificent 20 Piece Sot of Onieda Silverware or a 32 Picco Set of Golden Glow China Ware will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE to everyone purchasing a MONARCH Range during this Special Sale. Come in any time during the special display week and if you are in need of a rango at all soon, we want you to take advantage of the unusual Special Offer given by tho man ufacturers of the Great MONARCH line. Tho MONARCH Practical Payment Plan enables you to buy yr range now (luring this sale on convenient monthly or single time payment if you haven't tho ready cash. The Silverware and China which arc to be GIVEN FREE with each MONARCH purchased during the week are also on display at our store. TRADE IN YOUR OLD RANGE COME EARLY Remember the Dates October 13 to 20. Scott Woolf FURNITURE STORE TRADE IN YOUR OLD RANGE