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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1928)
wrraiFOTiT) mxitj trttiiqntmedford. onFnox. Friday, xoyemtjet? 2, First (Mo. 13) Reign of Charjesji Pictorial History of Tammany . A -IN MAIL FLIGHT I BY PILOT VIRDEN The north hound hlh wind pro- FOR TWO PARTIES l! II i! vailing hack of his plane from Han j Receipts of both thn Republican J-Yanclsco on. cnubled Pilot Ralph i and ppmncnitlp national enmmit-Yh-den of the Pacific Air Trans- : tee hulked well over the 4.(Mt0.0i)0 port mail plane to make a record i mark in reports DVd today with hr.akliitf flight Ut Aledford thlK ;l" house campaign muds commit- , lonrnln, hriniflni? the flatly north I hound air mr.il plan-, whose th.llv ""l'JK their nctivhleH u to schedule, tife .f arrl.iil is at an.l Jn. luHiiiu Oct, r ;t I the He-' , jiiiHiiniiiH Hiiiiwt'ii r-(-pjiin or w WAKniNUTON, No- -IA'i- vl 1,7-14 tthili- the f i-iimm rutli' iIk UI'PH wero H.0KK,:i3.'. Hi. Ill i:irlli'n ' hail expe jiil. il nrnrly nil if tills minify, xi.17.3H:l Ih-Iiik lift In Hum ii. 111., in I lit city lit 7:411 u, ni . The run fruni Kan Kranclnco to Mnirnril. whf-n. llip plane Icitvi-ii at ri:.10 n. m tn Mctiroril, tlmnktif 1 Ik. lull u-In.i u-uu mi,,ln In (,nK '' hmli'K iin.l 4tl mil , whfi-..a 111., . ""'""'"'a" !'-'"!' In i PBUlai- flylint time In 4 hour. ''"""' rail.- fun.l. Imine.llatPly niter nrrlvul here ' , '"" "le " "i O. toller Vli-ili-n uhnm-il the imii.ilsiil jiohi- 1 "' ",PU''inM hail ri-eiiix nf .iffloe. whii h hurried a menm- -it ' '.' '"00 wh,,e ,hn """'' 1" " to the air flel.l to felel, the ,,lr';;'v'"' '''!. r.fi.l "f mall. It wu hoi-UiI at onto ami j W"H " placed In the hanilH of the regular 4, lunal "irrlern, who Hlarl out on i . ineir 1 11 hi morning delivery at . s : S. ! TIiuh It wan that an air mall letter from I.oh AlwIeH, and mall- - I. I., -f.it. fflt- I After CioUcr ratitc ChurlcH 1 Murphy, M-k iiMtmdwdtiiier ih1 bUifXJH owtiiT.. a. .Mnrph) h-iV-c if rlty iIiu Rn 10 onu company pralitl .VOno per cent. ft. He sot a S2.CO0.000 slat Ion contrail before n railroad could enter the riij.. 4. mmmanX'on war. .! In state -and at lively n-i.rc--iifctl.ia xm;.f m. E ed there at midnight htst night was delivered to n local Mcdford homo in the residence dlHlrict by the city carrier on bin regular de livery, at K:ir a. in. today. The reyular daily flight from I.oh An Keles to Aledford f matin in 1) hours, and train HL-rvine with mail between ojj Angelrn and Mod ford iw 3ti houiH. Again itlUHti atlng to Medftnd people the much fnHter Kcrviee f nl mnll over ' the reprulrtr train injill, PoMtuniKler Va ner rc'nto.l today that an air mall h Hot mailed at tlie local pon'offfc,. last Atonday at 10 a. in. for ijauiiiKtiid, . Ind., too late to he -ct out on ? f! . KI.KtTlOV l.T. Med ford iiolllng placen: North Alain Kiehtner'K fia- rage. f Alain roettenger -fr f'enlral f'lty Hall. Ontral Jackson T to the , rellKlnuH. controvemy in hail heen delected nnd .hit- trial. .Mexico. . which Is heinrf broadcast hy radio, Toral Hiild thin In ihe coui-ho of wan openeil. Mother Cnncepelon, a serli-H of "declarations" lastin-; charsed wtlh he.Miff Toi-iiTh nconm an hour and a o.uarter after a lory pike, went on trial with him. I'llICAtlO. Nov. 2 (V. S. O. A.) Peai-M: '1 cart: falit'ornia, 1 Oreson. 2 Washington arrived. 10 cars on track. "Oieuon Hose 332 boxes extra fancy yj.r.D to S3.4r. averaee TiK boxes fancy i:2.35 averaite Sll.10. ' Mall Tribune nds are read 2ft. 010. nenttle every dnv Koiilh llldK. North Koiilh llolel. North f Hchool. : Oaltdal X o Jt o w ll j HCllOill. j . Norlheam .,(11 4, Kant 3IH4 Dr. ( ert reiddcni Southwest 210 4 Hlrcet. Hivei-Hlde Uncoln e Onltdnle store. Washington 4 GIRL AND FAMILYf TRIAL DISCLOSES SANTA. ROSA, ('ill., Nov. 2. (Pi j PORTLAND. Ore., Noy. 2. M-i -.loulnnsy tint! a desire fur re- Testimony given today In the trial vene mndtlened the hrain or a re- ' of .lames P. (mike showed that on I Main St II 1 jtit-K- v'am, ,l0 fi,mBB f tle family dwelling he had fired us a fundvul pyre flrange 4- West T Northwest .Inckson school The polls open at eight 4 o'clock. In the morning and 4 close at eight o'clock III the I Jem. I the daily Mr .mall, plane, v.is ills patched hy train-service to Sacra mento. There It cotinei.teil with III,, ilnltv l.ilu,lllntill ,.,'.11 siivl on Tn, .u.lnv ,,!,, ',, ,.,l I eVI'lllllK. reached fhlcago where It had to , '!''",'' rt-tslHt r 1 by parly be transported hv train to 1 11, ,11- T " ''"' hmiowh inniid, and on Wednesday iif'.oi'- ' "''1' noon reaclmd the person to v.'houi M,""h ,llil It was ndilrosseil, In the r..ul:;r I 's""h 2,111 delivery servlc.- North Central ins This was a Kaln of about tlirco s"ll,h ,',,n""1 2S1 days over regular mail train mm-.! v"' Riverside ,.. 317 vice, and had the letter inon ""k,l"l 2211 mailed on last Monday from I vie1 Ne'town 37IP before tho daily air mnll de.pa.-ted i No"leasl 311 ill 8 11. in., the gain would h.ivel K"""e"st 2X4 heen much greater. This was the Inlei-nrelatiou 117 North Peach p, pd ,y Sheriff K. IJoukIhh Hills out the family of three of C. J. Iterlnla, retired grocer and hrolher of Dr. Mariarjna Mertola, San Pnin ciHcfi society nnd club lendej. The other victims were 1i(h wile, Mra. Maria Mcrlola, and their tlaiiKhtcis Camille., Their inilioH, with a frmrth UUm tit'icd uh that of Oharlos itrakcr, ir, were found at the I'.ertola dwelling, ileiinla had escaped The burning: of brush and slash ings on Hie C'oggitiH timber tract sale in the Crater national forest, which has been Minder way foi a week pant, under Lee ('. drown of the forestry service, was discon tinued today hecuusfl tho wind made xuch burning dangerous. There are several more day of mieh work before the. job Is finished. Kast :il4 7.1 HouthwcHt IN" West A I I Kat 230 4 4 107 J 4:1 "0 105 1 l.:i 12:1 2.1 Hit 10s 12 Jccted suitor until today he killed the hint iay that Overbeck & 'the Bit! he loved, slew her imrentH 'o.ke. brokerage firm, was in bus- with nn nxo and then Hhot himself . fn(.-- thn firm wan hIioi-i Sl'O no lo cuver margin in its account with I, ogu u V liryan. New Vrk stock brokei'H. ' This, It was djNcloHcd in the testimony, was needed in iitbliilon ; to another So.ona Mem eawt a few I tlays prevhitisly to the New York ! firm. j Kuri her tesuimony, whih was ! given by it. L. Archibald, margin I clerk for Overbeck and Cooke, dis closed that the firm was holding 1 buck money which hud been dc j posit etl with, ihfin In i'ortlam! by j ciiHlonici's for1 tlie purcliunc of ! In) nds. I'u nds placed on deposit . Iineo I,n until' tn Va( Vnl-b from the hhizinK Htructuro herore j Al.(.nlhnI(l Klll(li WP.e ln min Cllii the roof fell in hut died later. The i , . , . other three bodies were buried in the embers. Sherfrt' Hills said Itrnker, who had a divorced wile and sou liv ing here, evidently drove to the Itertola residence In a rented au tomobile. The machine was found narked before the property." He 4 , entered the dwelling, in tho opin 4 4 , Ion of the slicrtff, anil killed his i three victims with a hatchet. HJs motive, besides jeulouHy, could liav ASSASSIN TELLS Mall Trlbuno ada are read ftn.flun pennl evrv rtnv. . Curd of Thanks. f wish to thank my many friends j been revetiRe ngnlnst Mortolu, wh.i for their extreme kindness during Umco otdered him off tho place, tlie my recent bereavement and also officer declared. I express . gratitude to the Ladles' , I Kcilef Corns. Spanish Auxiliary ami ; iavh. apricot, pium, walnut l.eul.m , Aiixllhirv ami neluhbni'M " ""y " large by and friends for tlie beautiful flow tf I ers. HKN'lt Y M. M A It HI I. numbers. J. I'hone !Mfl-y. 0,i' Harnea Nursery. 2001 f SAX A.VCKL. Mexico, Nov. 2. IA) Jose l.)p' Leon Toral, on trial for the Hssas'sination of President elect Ohrcgim, told the Judge and Jury that he had decided to kill the president- elect ''as t he only thing tn tin to help the cause.'1 r'eferrlnt? LAST DAY ' (Saturday) The Owl 36th Anniversary Sale ,;, J Don't Miss This Last Chance to , . Save on Drugs and Sundries JARMIN & WOODS r ; DRUG STORE ; Fountain Service. Merchants Lunch 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. Medford, Oregon aoxoi aocaoi ao STEWARD'S $1 to $25 Store 103 North Central Phone 81 ' "Apparel for .Women" . DRESSES A special lot, of .beautiful fall (tresses in 1 bo season's most desired hIkuIph and -materials. Regular $15 Dresses $10.00 Regular $18.95. Dresses . $15.00 ss NEW COATS Ueautifiil eoata for fall nnd winter in the very latest styles ajid some attractively trim int'd iu fur. Two bis f?''niips of coats at - $15 and $25 S wi Hosiery Delightful; new hosiery for fall wear in the new est shades nnd in both service and chiffon weights, air '...'..$1.00 Sale of Hats Sweaters O A sjiecial lot of wo men's sweaters. All wool iu e o 1 o r s to match our butter fly skirts :..:$3.50 O A special lot of nietalic hat" will.besplaeed, on sole to lno!roA, Wiile thev last. at $3.95 Pelts and Velvets $2i95 Tomorrow! SHIRT BARGAINS M e ii '.s 1) 1088 K b i rts, guaran teed fast colors, .pro-shrunk neck bands in plain or fancy col o r s, $ !.")() values, $1.00 Men's Dress Sflirts. (Millar attached styles. "Fruit of the loom' and other well known makes. Sizes II to Ki'A (hiaranteed fast colors anil pro-shrunk neckbands. .f'J.oO values. $1.98 IHann's Offer Exceptionally Ai . Suite d f I If '.- ".' ). 111 : Ill Look Over These Saturday Money-Savers! Men's Umion Suits Medium weight, in short or long sleeves. All sizes; values up to $-."(), oil sale Satur day, 1 i $1.28 H'i0 it KUPPENHE1MER SUITS !iia4 "ow KuCpenlieimer 'mod els which' have a' world 61" style and snap. Just, the materials, sbadesoand styles van tant are here at Mann's at pieces you can afford to jiav $45.00 to $65.00 Kuppenheimer Overcoats and Topcoats Never before have we. shown as large an assortment of these fine coats ii.- we Mltvp now. $40.00 to $65.00 MIDDISHADE BLUE SERGE SUITS For -irtl occasions for evey min ute of the, day and; evening you'll be correctly dressed , in a Mitldishade. Conservative yet stylish and sn irt always at. the same price $37.50 Schureman Overcoats and Topcoats Mado.i of ,-. All-AVool, materials.' Ileauful new jiatterns with' set in or regular sleeve. $24.50 to $37.50 Men's Outing Flan nel Pajamas; all sizes, ilp to $1.7." values, ?1.00. Men's Dress Hose, inade by Holeproof. l?0gular 59c values, ..." 2 for S1.00 ... Jami&tpmtmniAtot& f "THE STORE FOW EVEffYBOPY" J- Men's Outing Flan nel Nightshirts; all sizes, regular ijfl.oO to f 1.7.1 values, fl.00, Men's All-Wool Sweaters. ..Heavy weight, coat styles Owith collars. 94.95 ' Men's Part ' Wool Union Suits... Long .sleeve and ankle length., S1.00 Wn t e rproo f and warm. Colors of tan. blue, black a n d green. Uegular sftf.oO values, ' $2.98 Boys' All-Wool Bla zers, sizes (5 to Hi; large assortment of patterns, $3.50 hy ocaoc OEXOE OE
