Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text,? - "3; , SB FSGIS SIX WILLIS C. HAWLEY URGES ALL VOTE Congress r seeking re- AVilliJi ( Ilawley. lion, who Ikih rp - reitonteij una uiHinc! iuv iimny yearn, tuul Ik iow th powerful way liulrnwn of and meanHl oiiHt arrived comnuuee or mo noum. urnvi-u ... uuernoon. ior u any In tho city vis.tinff nW frinmla nml tiinlkii- nnu." miou. CfiiiL'i'CHS mnn . Hum-ley ni-.t yenierdny In Ashland and will be here until noon tomorrow. The union hB been .rnmpniKM- of il. lt.9 Hiitier .of The lmll who is oppoBing Walter M. J'lerco, former Bovernor for the conjfreH h (o rial vaeaney. caused hy tho res ignation of ConKi'OHsmau Hinnott. 'I find the chief political Inter- est centering tne prenmennni ciec-1 tion,' haid Contfvessmiin liawley. ment In thbi situo. There Is not j tne Funniest aouoi wuu jiuu that will no eiectea wnicn is tne nioi important thinff to for It means prosperity." "Congressman Ilawley urped that all voters cast (lection day. their ballot on iNUldlN T r MlLWAlMvKB, -U'Ih., Oct. 31. 0) BtBphen .?. MMalion, cllinclor ot the IIo(ivcr-;;nrll RiimpnlKn In WiiicotiKin, ijtndlclod today thai urndlctod today thai the HlHta wnl remain Republican py nil overwiieiinniK inajtwny. j"AVl8eoimln miiHfc now bo taken out of tho doubtful column and put iurltiQ Hoover column thero to re main." uald Mr. Mc.Mahon In n statement. "Tills state is normal' ly ' Republican and by an over wirelmini; majority will remain Re publican." .Tills conclusion, ho said, was based on a (refill check of three setB of independent reports from local leaders of volunteer Hoover Curtis clubs reaching Into every precinct in the state. i "Within the last three !ekn thoro lias doveloped a meat swln'; to. Hoover In Wisconsin, the tro memlou'tnomentum of which Is In creasing duy by day, and this will continue with Increased force rlKhl up to election day," hu said. Tho Pythian club will meet at ih ehomo of Mis. lid Webber. r,3 Itovs Court. Thlirdny eveulnir. SO WEAK SHE COULDN'T WALK V.) : Helped by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound ' (Sretnn, T.a. "Aftnr my first rliild wa born I took Lydia li, lMiiklntin'a Vegetable t'om pound for a run down condition. I could nut walk acroM my room at timcti, I Wtix o weak. A friend induced me to lake the Vege table Compound. Slnro that time 1 have aluo tiik. n I.ydia I). 1'ink liam's Herb Med-. cine mid the I'iIIa for Coimtipatieik l I have ned I.ydia K. l'inklinin Banative Wnnli. I am n liouikcctrr and I am still till,: the Vcovtuhlc Compound as a tonic Oinable ine to do my work." ilns. 1). Vicknmr, SS9 Hancock Street, Gre'nn, l.a. 1 . For County Paid Advertlttment. TOM HELD TAKE JEWELS AND KIDNAP UN j rHIOAOO, Oct. 51. (p Jewelry ; valm-tl ul more lOri $-10,000 wiih ,,... ,lV ftt.,n,.(i .,, , tll, ,,,, 1)( O, Inst 1.,. ml tb, e women woro khIlWIMMl foi. HOVenil hourH , , ,,,,,. ,..i, ..., ono of t,U) ho,upH a imuikflil n an ontfrod tho home of ,smt VanhuwHVy In Wllmetlo. 1 n. .. ... . . 1 . .F ,.,. .11 r. and AIih. ai-HhuwHky were made to He face downward O lne rnhlifi- t'lirwiii-Lxfl tlwi tifiiiun t ,u arshawsky Is a datiKhter of Mor ris J-ller, twentieth ward ltepubli can leader now under Indictment on conspiracy chai'Kes growing out ; of disorders on primary day. On tho far South Side four men Hto, SU.OtMf worth Renin. The rti h he fs comma ndeei-ed Mrs. tleo. r.evee'8 car and took the Jewelry M I I .fM.llV I'tin Ivin u-nmnn u.lll. rH ' I lnken for n ride' while the men ! Kf,.iv,.ulii ,hm Two men robbed Mr. nnil Mrs. Culvln 1). Webb In Iho hall of IhPir homo, and took Jewelry val ued at V 3 r 0 o. 'NIBS' PRICE TO. USE DEFENSE AND RRRKKLBV. Cut.. Did. St. (PI Two i di.va r.r i.ii.eii..n mini ; rem. in r,e iim i!..n...in. ..r v.n. fornia varsity Ki'ld snuad, before they clash with the Univendty of OicKon here Saturday in a confer ence eiiKHKement. Tho Hears wont through a hard serfmmaue yeslenbiy In which of fense was the keynote. The first and second elevens alternated in opposing tho third strliiK, but were not very successful in rfppliiK off Kains. It Is likely that Coach "Nibs" Price will depend on a strong defense ami a fiw "breaks," toKlvo the Hears victory Saturday. Hums Avery, rirst string end who has been out for several weeks with n chipped bone In his 'foot, was in a uniform" yesterday but did not partielpnto in llm scrim mage. It Ih unlikely that he will play Saturday. I.Ofi aNC!I:L!-;S, Oct. 31. (P) Koolliiill stall.dtclnns thumbed over their old leiM.rds hero today in an irfl'ort to discover In history what the chances of Southern California might bo In Saturday's crucial con test with tho Stanford I'd Shirts and found some consolation. After discovering that Stanford never has scored more or less lhan 13 points against a Jones team, and that the Trojans uiler Jones have fulled to scorn two touchdowns In hut three gniiies. one of them n nothlny-nnthlug tie with California barely a week ago, and another n 13-7 defeat by Stan ford In 1!)1'6. I.OS Angeles buzzed with tho rumor that Marshall l)uf field, reserve quarterback hud de veloped a drop. kicking complex. Drop kicking assumed major proportions because .livu touch downs and a field goal would bo enough with a team which scored only two touchdowns. Alter ull, history might repent itself, and, illguo Trojan followers, the teuin favored on Wednesday Is not as sured of victory on Saturduy hence tho consolation. Hall Retire. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31 v i , Senator Charles Hall of Marsh field today announced Ills retire ment as chnlrmun of the hoard of directors of the West Coast Tele phone compnny na of October 1. lleadnuarters of the eomnnin- n !nt Kverett, Wash. 6 Sheriff on the Republican Ticket M j and MINIMUM EXPENSE. Jt. 1 He also pledges to eo-operatc :y ; :,-:,'v.i ' with all county, st'ato and Mat- .' ' 1 '!v , ; ? ional officers in enforcing nil "YOU'LL BE SAFE TO STAY Jackton County WEDFOTID irnr, ttitdunt;, rETXPOTtp, Gardener's Horse Is Old FashionSd Tries Runaway ! j Hecalllnif la8 when horse- 4 ph criiTlftKeH were but droaniH, when buckboardn nnd rubbor-tlredf bui,'Ki4 were the order of the duy, a ' k o o d old faxhloned one "boss" waK"H runaway Bhort- I J "Tslln JalZ a B N "l . I ' 'tt' iaK"n J ! treet, an an old wukoii clat- tered down the street behind . f,., . . , 1 7. ' .. " I WxHOHHfM, u r markably Kood ..mount of and ! In iIoiIkIiik aulomol.lli'H, which crowded "Its follow horseflesh 4 ; 8 from the. ronds years af?o. t'lty Traffic Officer (ieorse rrescutt nave chaso in Henry j Kord's latest model, following the speeding old sprint; 4 waKon down Fir street to 4l Jackson, where It had been caUKht by a youth of a mo- torcyde. Tho boy brought the 4lfstant relatlvo of Xev 01; Mnn-o-War to tho police tn- I tlon lhlnd which tho old 4 hay - burner peacefully fr 4 munched a small tuft of ki'uhh 4 amt aipeared as If his next 4 step might be the last. The horse belonged to a 4 gardener near the city reser- voir. FLOYD D. YOUNG IN CITRUS BELT hOH AN'OKLEH. Oct. .Mounted "policemen" 31. i who will spceil their motorcycles throuKh tlie orchard-BiowInK sections of Southern California at nlnht, seek- lint frost, not ci inilnnls, will unite this year with the telephone nnd radio lo battle the clli-us belt's worst enemy. I 'la ns for the drive ngalnst the frost danger were anuuunced today by Floyd I). Young, government meteorologist In charge of the frest fotecast service for southern California at l'omona. Toklngevory precaution ngnlnst an early advance of frost, Young said that a nightly radio broadcast service would lie established begin ning with Novomber to ndvlse growers of probable low tempera tures. All central telephone exchanges would be provided with frost fore casts, ho said, thus gnnhllng ranch ers to obtain temperatures each night from operators. Siipplementlnw this service be tween three and four hundred mounted men will patrol citrus districts each night lo scout possi ble unexpected ndvances of frost. Imminence of damaging tempera tures will onnso the "pojfr-cutcn" to notify all ranchers In the area. FORTY AND EIGHT DINNER DANCE !S PLAN FOR Medford Vo.it tiro No. 105, of the "10 et 8" Soelotlo, will hold a din ner nnd dancing party at St. Mark's Guild hall iTlday' night November 2. The annual election of 'offlcen: lu nkn alta.u.l , ... I,.. ,.1..... ........... tho ovenlnt. All "voyngeurB" havt, been requested to bring their In dies nnd to appear In their official "10 et K" smocks. Dinner 'will be served ut 7 p. m. Mnll Tribune ads are read by Sn.ooo people every day. tf CHAS. D.STACY ITo lias spoilt lioai'ly (he whole of his life in Jackson Count)' ns a farmer ami hoi'tioultiftal ist, is a heavy taxpayer and fools that he' knows the press ing noctls of the county. He has made no promises tony .individual or faction in his campaign n.nd .in Iho event 0 his election will he free to ap point deputies in the legal, tax ami other departments host, suited to serve the taxpayers with a view of EFFICIENCY our laws, showing no jiartiality t to any offender or fugitive of the law. BY STACY" Rtpubllean Cintril Commlttte. OBJECT OF ROAD 4 j PORTI.AXD, Ore, Of. HI. (jp) i lMR "'W h-W at UosebmO at a date to be nnnoume.l lulur.on ... . f ..-.,, ' , ' .. i . . I. u"'r j road district to Te known as the i UJamond Lake-iNorth UmpqO hleh- ..i i , , V, " ." "Y-' T V'i' !, ., ,,',..,,, nrrttMIUM1 tiutlft urf tl tin nM.n tl.,.,.,,..!,,..,, i,u.,i " ' questions to bo tlio Hosubiirir hearing. Tho commission approved Uesi? nation of a market road from Bo nanza north to intersect the Klam ath Kalls l.ake.view highway, Hi CM LAMPS DESPITE SEASON END Notwithstanding the fact that the Crater lake season closed some weeks nuo and hence there are no accommodations there for visitors, tourists' and other vis itors from various parts of Un united , suites, but mostly, of course, froiu the Pacific North-, west,- kare still " vlsitinu the lako, making the roy,nd trip 'the fame day. i j Kvei-y day or so one or more , Kiiests depart from local hotels on n Jaunt' to the lake, and1 I.. C. Cnriock continues t. ad- vise owners of out of state cars! whenever thev lmmlrn If iho Inko' can be visited now. to make the trip. lie sent u Wisconsin tour 1 1st up to the lak y.-sterday. and another man from the east today.' whoso name and address he did not take down, hut who promised J to call and tell on his return iluto this afternoon, of tho-con- dltlons at the. national park. fillll, TOHTl ttliS SKI.P (Continued from Page One.) 1 a. m. One theory jinder Inves tigation was that Miss Knaak, not knowing of his Injury, hint gone to tho police stalion Mnnday evening to awnlt his arrival afler his of- New Playhouse Theatre 3 Act Comedy Hit 'Know Your Onions' Thurs., Nov. 1 For Four Performances Door Optn 7:00 Eleelrola Concert 7: IS Orcheetra 7:50 Vaudeville 7:45 Curtain 8:05. Prlcea 25-50 1 -nil - 1 j State Theatre 1 1 ft?v ; The Town's Bett I TONIGHT AND S T jjfr -JTff M P' THURSDAY uin MSST f Ct "t M FRIDAYi W ,A ft ' 1M C i XXfl? k Thursday' Fn&y W,SM vV-j $Ty-and Saturday A THRILLIHG SEA I I V O M - DRAMA . 1 M. . 'v VH 0 ' .. -; t- o o j "1 I s4 I ' ' Thi your chance to buan Overcoat BELLE BENNETT S ; t O' O (J O . or the wiwter months Just 50 over- 1 i MONTAGU LOVE I ' V ' coate left in stock-All mut. go as i Ditectej bt John 9. AooLFi xl kfl . we are closing tlftm out at these s-0' ' 1 I : f . ' prices. I I fM " P You save, from $10 to $2 on every 1 ! A TiffanyStaM Production ? f V"4 ' overcoat bought during this sale. 1 :: U: 4 ".- '--H :-" I Frank's fefe-' 'li : ;--:L"- -shirT 771 Comedians t "LJ ' 1 -- Allcolla rand collar- XAfc 1 ortos. Wednesday, October si, 102a For Representative of 8th Representative District The people of Jackson County are fortunate in having two such men as John H. Carkin of Medford, and William M. Briggs of Ashland, to represent them in the State Legislature. ' o . . , . o" Both men are experienced legislators, Mr. Carkin having served fourerms was Speaker of theHouse of Representatives during the 1927 session and Mr. Briggs has served one term.' ' c o . ', o .. , o, .... ' :, . . Both men have sponsored and passed , important legislation. Both have kept constantly in touch with their constituents and have worked consistently in their interests. ' " ' ' v . . . Why take chances in voting for two totally inexperienced men when such able legislators as Mr. Carkin and Br. Briggs are available and willing to serve youa Paid Advertisement flcial rounds, The station Is closed ill night, but Miss Knnak was pre - sUmod to have hy! a key, as did .. . j uiuer iieraons. - ; The Janitor found Miss Knaak i! ' ' , o . OUR TIP . 1 f Wmi HTJBER'S . . S 5 sS Ta.tior and Haberdasher m ' ' ' Vas!! V2 - 113 WEST MAIN . I 4 .ii!gii.iiiii.iiM;i"'it 'iinl't ! nViii'-i-j1- i:il'"rl;!" if 1 r; r'n;;.,l,,,, ,: i''1;,;;!;;! John H. Carkin ancf O ' o 0 William M. Briggs JACKSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL ; standing up. her faco and body ; blackened by the fire. Ifer fore- 1 arms were burned to tho bone, her nair was ornen rrom tier nead. ami ; the heat had seared the flesh I her forehead through to the sfcull. She was leaning against it l)ile by ! the furnace when the Janitor saw ner. and tho sin it sent him vim ofinlng upstairs, screaming for help. Si COMMITTEE I . .Vr-i-ir n-t -1 tB I Arcn, j.ci. .1. t I Clalr0 Windsor, screen and vaude-0 - vine actress, nas-ooiamea a im.n I divorce decree.