Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPXOE ETGITT arEDTOTiT) irxn. TTnwNrp;, cedeohd, oKEfioy, Tuesday, yorEMBErt n, 102s. Wrote Mirror Diary I MITT MEN ARRIVE INEW YORK SPORf T LONDON, Eng.. Nov. d.iJP) The KellngrUrlanil pact renounc ing wax took precedence today in the address which Kinic George read from Die throne in opening parliament. The speech was heard by a bril liantly robed assemblage of peers and their bejeweled peeresses with commoners looking on and listen ing from their balcony. "My relations with forolKn pow ers continue to be friendly,' the king began in deep, clear tones, reading from a scroll, 'fy gov ernment lias been bappy to accept the treaty of renunciation of war in the world proposed by the gov ernment of the Hiked Suites. To my great satisfaction this troaty ' wits signed In 1'arls on August 21 by plenipotentiaries on behalf of all my governments and In boliKlf of the United States, France, tier many, Italy, Japan, Belgium, Pol and and Czecho-Blovakla." A cold November fog shrouded the klntr and queen and their great stage coach of kIuhb and gold us they rolled through tho streets of Iyindon this morning to open par liament in state. The fug bun-'; I like a gray blanket over the mull and all along the line of the royal route from lliicklngliam palace to Westminster. Troops moved like ghosts through the pull and crowds of bardy spirits, braving tho weath er, stood In huddled groups out side tho palace an hour before their mnjcsiltjs woro duo to leave. VETERANLEAVES TO LEGION POSTS ' BI'OKAXK, AVnuh.. Nov. 6. ((V) lieeuuHo tho Hpoknnt l'ut No. fl. American Legion had hofrledcd him when he vu 111, .Inck Uin inn, Philippine uwl World War votoran. willed the post $5400, U. I. Toeva, executor of tho enlaU huii announced, J A portion of tho money, the will ordered, was to hu Hint tho Wulla WuIIii, AVuHh., )OHt of Hu Lerrion. of whirh Lnpltun was a nit-nihw, whilo fatally ill with tu horculOHia In the vwloriiiiH' lmn pltul. In that city. Tho hnhtneo was to he lined liy tho fciiokuni; post for charity Tho money kIvch the Walla Walla pOHt wrh to ' hu tiueit for tho euro of vutorntiH gnivciH, : Throueh cffortH of tho iolnc leCKlon lifipltan'K lnnurunro policy, Which hud boon allowtul to lnpHO, Wan rolHHtated, and when It wuh found that the former Hervlce man was Hufferinn from tuherculoHis, ho was sent to tho veterans' hon plial. Iapltan iH hurled in one of tho lA'fiion plotH at Walla Walla. FELT ABOUT TIFLIS . MOSCOW, Nov. 0. m A pro. nounced enrthsliocU was felt, nt TlfllB, OeorRln, nnd the surround ln district today. Tho epicenter was estimated to bo about (Id miles from Tlflls, WAHIIINOTO.V, Nov. 0. Ml Kovero earthqunlie shocks, lasting for moro than three hours, Indi cating a marked disturbance on the earth surface nt n nistaneo of 7000 miles, were recorded about nst midnlg-ht by the selsbioKiaph et Georitotown university. ; Prof. Torndorf, obsprver nt tho school, mi Id that the record of thi rnrthriuake was one of the heaviest observed In recent yours. The first . Signs of tho varthrqunke en inn to the selsniottraph needle nt 11:50 p. to.. Monday, nnd the Vibrations grew steadily to n maximum at 12:05 . m. Tues day. For 2V4 hours after the first registration, the .shocks continued. l'rof. Torndorf said that It was Impossible to give any directional estimates as , to the earthquake (Wilier. , ' Corvallls Contract let for con struction of now county jail to cost 121,0110. NEW PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT ONLY Frank's Comedians "Breaking Into the Movies" 3 Bi Laughing Ads BARGAIN NIGHT-TONIGHT Adults 2"mj Children 1" Election Returns Thursdav Night "KNOW YOUR ONIONS" ft . C- I .if Milton Pike, salesman, who kept a written record of what he and two other employes of a Los An geles tailor shop oaw reflected in a mirror before the door of Gen Getzoff's office. It led to the in dictment of District Attorn: Keyea and others on bribery charges. F MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. C (p) Tho death of a nurso and four Bmall hoyH from gas fumes prompted investlKation Into a buh pected curo of murder and mil- ciile today. Herbert Morenu, n Hloel worker returned homo lest nlRlU to find hut four fonH lying dead on n bed. Tho body of their' nurae, Mlna Violet to Jlultbei K, lay be aide them. Four burnerH of a rjih stove wero open. Doorn and windows of the room had been Honed and the keyhole Muffed. The nurse he.ti left a noto to Morenu, ankinir him "not to feel ansry for what I am doing." A coroner called it murder 'and HUlcide. Tho nni-RO had been ear Iiik for Mnreau'H children, the oldest of whom was elfiht, while they had chicken pox. CHICAGO, Nov.' 0. (P) Wiscon sin lumber inteivHiH went lioforo tile Interstate connnerco eomnils .ilon Alondny for henrlni; on llieli petition for lowor frelKlits botween points In Wisconsin nnd Oregon, WuHhltiKton, Idaho and lontann. Tho petition nllcKcs the present rates are unreasonable anil prefer ential, KlvInK competitors of Wis consin lumbermen in Iowa. Illi nois and Minnesota unfair udvnn taite. BIG ZEPPELIN FLIES TO F KRIEDMCItSHAFBN. Nov.- (I. (I5) Tho CJrnf Zopnoltn, which itonk off from tho Blnnknn airdrome ilu the Hiihurbfi nf Hurllii at 7:0l n. m., landed nt Its homo port nt 3:30 this afternoon. Ilon I'lslier to SMNik. MAUHHFIKLl), Ore., Nov. C (P) Department rommander 1. 8. Kisher of the American Legion will deliver an Armistice Day ad dress ut Urnnts Vnss November 1'2, he announced today. Chttt has established nn Indus trial credit institute undvr the su pervision of tho government bunk ing department to finance manu facturing and Industrial enter prises. A Canadian department store has taken iho Up from America's big mail-order houses and established "sample depots," where shoppers may make selections In nu effort to Inerenf-e mnll-nrder sales. in Will Be Given IN PHILADELPHIA! HAI.BM, Ore., Nov. . (P) Jeff Jimmy Weir of Kiamnth Falls,) NEW YORK, Nov. C Ar-i PAUIM. Nov. S. P) The Toln amhoVlUeMr'T"'.1 f "he 'CrT ' 'h '" "" F,'llla"" i n"M n1''". big time gambler. : care cabinet, which has been In of. eirrharucl" ew the neml-wlndiip against who had been , a iiromlnent f Iguro i f Ice since July 23, 1020, resigned, lOreiron penitentiary, who made his excapo over tho prison wall 10 years ugo, is held in Philadelphia .... n .......j . a i with Uald win's ctur nn.i fineer ' wrlKht, who will flt;ht in the main , otcJWonB. ana toaa. rorusins .i(fned werp Aibert Karraut. minls nim jaiuwinH pitturo and zidkoi , In accordance with the code off. . Plinilol.j urrint printH compared with records at tho penitentiary definitely eslub- J li.shed his Identity. Baldwin's refoila line Is bur glary and (heft. Hut once in this state only the fuihire of a revolver shell to explode kept him from murder, and whihi in tho peniten tiary he sit a fire in the flax de partment that caused a $15,000 damage. v Warden Murphy made him a trusty and he escaped. A few days later, he not Into trouble at Tan pent, Linn county. A deputy sheriff from Albany went to arrest htm. Baldwin attempted to shoot the officer, but the gun failed to bo oTf. 'While being tried at Albany be vnn Identified as the peniten tlay escape. The Linn county trial resulted in a" 14-year sentenco on top of the seven hu was already servlna;. in 1010 the prison suffered n disastrous flax fire, and an invest!- nation showed that Jtaldwln had set It ablaze. In July 1918. Hiklwin attired himself in tho garb of n trusty waiter. He spread some window bars and walked over the wall at one of the guard lowers where no guard was stationed. A posso took a shot at Jtaldwln near Sulem, but be made good Ills escape. F CATANIA. Klclly, Nov. C P- Evacuation of the town of Mas- cull before streams of flamlhg lava, i'oIIIiik down from the crater of Mount Klna was going on rap- ioi iouu . Tho railway around Etna hns been damaged and service inter-m.0 PxpiM.lPrt to put on nn oxcep-runt0''- ftlonally good show. Cartwright A hastily organized motor rnr 1(4 IimI !tt to service wuh employed to speed the!,,...,,, n i.,,., ',.,. .u ,).,, cvncuutlon of Mascali. whllo scuiads of firemen nnd - municipal police h u it it'll from Cata n la. Officials on duly in tho zone and l.leut.-Oenernl Cnbnguo cotn- tnaiuling tho military smne of Mes slnn, were on the seen'.', ready to cope with any emergency. The FOR FRIDAY CARD! Prnnklt Wmnecke of Portland, "i""11 , ,"u '""i '0' !0"' "ml w ? un .wlth 1 i ho i iv ernon anu loq e i-nri- i V ,11 Jimmy Weir event, are expected Thursday, ac cording to telegrams received to- rlnv 1iV Mntrhmiilvni' Jnelr Wnnrl nt th Mn.ir.nvi i..vin,r nnmmig. Lion( Mn(i(.P t10 auspices of which ! thp Hmouer will be given Thft fighter In Iho J round of Il0vi , tm.nnt.hnrM nnd ' wnIf,ht I1M olll,nt,i itoh. by Vernon. who fought none O'Ornrty of Ashland in a bout hero la.it week. , I throwing tho audience into nn up- . 4 ' road, ilogard was not hit. Many MrMfnnville Now buildings nn- f in the audience loft and Democrnt der cnafjtruction lioro represent 1 1c Hpoakers later tool; the platform ''.r,00, 'in behntr of their nntivo son. Who Will Win? Tune In On Copco Hour -KMED-Tonight for Latest Eledtion Returns Enjoy last-miunte Election News riht in your own home National, State, County and City returns will be given Don't miss them! California Oregqn Power Company OFt:CE$. Medford. Grants Pfcsj. Roscburg. Klamath FaOs-OiTgoo Yrcka. Dunsmulr-Californi SECRET TO GRAVE lsin the flly's night llfo for many years and whose activities the nu- socialist ministers offered- their thorities have Investigated n mv.L,..,.,... nM,. ..;.. . - - - -e underworld, to reveal the iden- t'ty of his slayer. KotliHtcln. who was n witness at the trial of I'olice l.tentenunl iiui-iT-ii iiner ir (no murder OI llennnr, Hn''n"al who was once I"". . V """iii. " il . i s wor d series, and who was IIIUII ll-ll til Ul'llllfllltlU llll UIU uller-.McCee brokerage bank ruptcy case, was shot Sunday night i in a hotel room, to which he was i lured, by a telephone) call. Itnthstcin was a colorful figure in I (roadway's gambling life. .Vherever there was an element ot chance or speculation his was a name to conjure with on the I race track, in a gambling house. a stock deal, a real estate develop- f ment or a sporting event. I .f !,... 1.,, ns.nwl lift . '. . .. t had largely given up gamut ng i evote himself t his real estate.! 1 wines.,, but Urondway refused ! i . i to believe that be had left his old purVuIts flat and still linked ihlni with gambling. He came under tho spotlight of I notoriety in two great scandals. Mn he figured In the "throw ing" of the world series by a group in Chicago baseball players to the Cincinnati lteds. He was be- : lieved to have put up the money cepted by pluycrs, ostensibly to illow the lteds to win. I'ZCl'OV.V WINS D1CCISIOV (Continued from Page One.) I fnlled. lie ihen was taken to a hospital. I 'a I la h:i n had several st U ehes taken over Ills eye to close a bad wound suffered In tho fight, and then was taken into custody under no charge by the police, pending the outcome of Showers' injuries. At the hospital. Showers wn.8 In a semi-comatose condition and re peated that his head was buzzing and very sore. j Dave Berry, refree of the bout and Promoter Mitjue Malloy were la,ken nlon wiln Cl,nnhan to tne j Woodlawn Avenue station, but re- 1 leased niter n few minutes ipies-1 U!nK. UUVrs M Villi CA.MPAIC.X (Continued from Page One.) Hardly had liogard begun his nd- dress whew tho eggs appeared lrom yarlouH points in tho audience, IE RESIGN IN BODY In n body today nfler four radical - ..... - - j m,Illslcr pf ;,,; Henri Queillle. miliister of agriculture. ' . . miiu.n -i nfes. .h .,,,., ,, ,i,. . tne)r pnrty.B pr0Brnm muue con- j tinued collaboration with the na j tinnarunlon cablm.t ,mllossli,e. nLnuABt..,! tUn I government's resignation to Pres.- doumcrgue shortly after noon. The cabinet, with the exception of the four radical ministers who absented themselves, devoted three hours 4.0 discussing the crisis. The view of tho premier that the whole cabinet must withdraw instead of reorganizing to appear before par liamnnt which convenes this after noon was finally accepted. The cabinet crisis resulted from i action nt thp rniltrji) mnirrpSM hi'lil . . . . , " - at A"Kers At ths conference the Plll t-d'mnnds for chamtes in 1 1 o rfnvnrn mrnlnl rrrrr-i m the governmental program. especially tn regard to the budget, which Premier Poincare refused. The general opinion today was that Premier Poincare would be able to form a cabinet without them that would command a suf ficient majority in the chamber of deputies to continue the program of the union government. WON'T NKC.LKCT . CHILD'S COl'GIl A child's coughing nlnrms one, especially nt night. Foley's Hon ey and Tar Compound Is a thor oughly dependable family medi cine that contains no opiates, nnd no Ingredient that n careful rn other would hesitate to give her child. Mrs. .1. S. Pilson. Cleveland, Ohio, says: "After trying many cough medicines for our children, in time we dropped them all In favor of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound." For snle hy J arm in & Woods Drug Store. STATE THEATRE Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10o Show Changes Dally TONIGHT "Into No Man's Land" Featuring Mary McAllister and Tom Santschi Also Comedy . MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price MANN'S MANN'S WEDNESDAY SPECIALS EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER New Antimony Ware $1.50 Values $1.00 . 'Omvl'e stii-ks. bud vases, trays, cigarette box es, picture- frames, ash travs, salt and pepper shakers,' cream and suir sets and crumb trays, in the new Antimonv ware, looks like silver. Regular price $1.50; ' Q0 Wednesday special, each See Window Display Wash Dress Sale $1.50 Values $1.00 200 wonderful new styles in "ITappy Home" and "AVirthmor" "Wash Dresses, made of new Prints and Ginghams, fast colors, beautiful pat terns, sizes 3() to 52, real $1.50 j?1 QQ values; "Wednesday special, each. M. JJ ' Dance Hats for Moderns i . New Metallic Turbans I liraitk'd and embroidered jf y in colorful meliillii! effect M these new snug - fitting; M t cups fairly demand lliey m lie daneed In ! M TiTi'TwrTTTriTni'riiiii ihi i ii i niib iiiaiiiirii'iiil id Sunbeam Rayon Bloomers $1.85 Values $1.50 Women's extra fine quality of liayon Bloomers, well made, heavy grade, comes in all the new ' light shades; regular price $1.8.);. eri Wednesday special, pair Blanket Special 6().80-inch Double Wool and Cotton mixed Blankets, comes in grey, tan, rose, blue and lav ender plaids, a splendid quality, to ATL extra special Wednesday, pair V3.t:0 Outing Flannel 1 case nC-inch heavy weight Outing Flannel, comes in stripes and checks in light and dark colors, as an extra special, -l q Wednesday, yard 1 i C Linen Handkerchiefs in pastel shades and white with colored'em broidery, an extra fine qualitt, . 19c 6 for 95c Quality Drapery Values Finest wide Drapery ?amask in stripes and all over effects, heavy quality and lustrous fin ish; regular $3.4.) grade; tfo qj Wednesday Special, yard voD C "THE "STORE FQP EVEPVRr; j .M?l?.ri!SM Pmptly Filled, Postage Prcaid