Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBTTXE, BEDFORD, OKKfiON1, TrRKttAY. NOVEMBER " 20 ISCS. SCENES OF JAPAN'S ENTHRONEMENT CEREMONIES I 4f fc. 'Vi'JSfVif PAGE SIX UIU i-l-i" 9 i' i 1 iz en - CHANTS PASS. Oro., Xov. 20. UP) Lethil Munkors. I'liylljH Dan IpIm and Kvn Mcintosh, nil H-yeur-old Wolf Crock hlKh nrhuol Klrlx, Were found hiking ulfliR tho hlKh way nix mllt-H from liume today. After having been miiuflnir since yesterday morning. The slrls, who started for school yoHterday morning- nnd did not re port, fttoto that they went for u hike 111 the mountnliu near their homo nnd had stayed out all nlKhl, liillliling a hUKe fire to keep warm. The. Klrln were found by Sheriff j W. M. Hayes o." Josephine cntinty. riOSKHLTtO. (ire.. Nov. 20. M1) Three M-yenr old lilah school Itlrls of Wolf Creek, who illmip peared yesterday nfter slartlnK for school, were being sought today by officers of DouKlas, Josephine nnd Jackson county. The kJi'Ih were Leitha Munkers. Krtiia .Mcintosh and Phyllis IMnlels. They were last seen when they entered fin nittomohlle nliout a lialf mile from tho srhoolhouse, and parents at first feared they had been kid naped. Tho car was traced as fai ns the road that turns off the hiKh- way Into (Herniate. Hchool mates of the Rlrls today told officers that tho trio had heen planning for two weeks to run away from home. Ono ftiii said he had planned to go with them, but changed her mind when final prupat'utlons were considered. All J of the girls had bundles of clothes with them, officers learned. Aj young mill worker at (llendale who was said to have been keep ing company with one of tho girls was questioned last night but de nied having mot the slrls. Piece of Cheese Proud Possession of Swiss Village HKRNR. Hwltxerlnml, Nov. 20. (JP) The oldest cheese In captivity Is mining the proud possessions of the vlllagu uf r Hlerre. . It Is u chceso of tho Hwlss persuasion, weighing 14 lbs. Its uge, 150 years, Is guarnn- toed by u declaration of the owner and 'an attestation or the communal authorities, which records tho name of its 4i maker and ) oso of tho per- sons who huvo nucrosslvoly Inherited It. It- was made In tho month of June, 177H, and cruutud an heirloom In commemoration of a happy event In tho fam- lly of its maker, fiver since 1 It has heen handed down v from father to son. I if li IT i r Wr I Ti 1 NEW ORLEANS, I.a.. Nov. -20 ;(&) Mlua Kloreuce Trumbull, the 'daughter of Governor John II. ! Trumbull of Connecilci told newspaper men tmiay that sne and John foolldse, son of the presl- !ieij, would be married, but not In ,t While House. I "Are you and John 'oolld-e go ing to have a White House wed uIiik?" she was asked as she reached tho city with her father , and mother to attend the govern ors 'conference. ' "No. It won't be a White Hous. wedilins." she replied, blushlni- "llas there been any formal an nouncement of the encasement ?' "Not yet," sho said. "You don't deny It by nny chance, do you?" punned her ques- tioner. "Oh, no," she said. "In rai l, the engagement is ac iccpted among all your friends. isn't It?" "01:, yes." she umlled. "It seems to he accepted everywhere." MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'S . Wednesday Specials at MANN'S Department Store EVERY ITEM A MONEY SAVER Buy Your Thanksgiving Linens Tomorrow-See Window Display Luncheon Cloth Special S1.25 Values S1.00 , 45x45- and 50x50-inch pure Linen Lunch Cloths, beau tiful quality. Comes in blue, gold and lavender bord ers. Regular price $1.25. On sale f all day Wednesday at, each . . Lavishly decorated with golden ehrysanthemum and silk hangings, the city of Kycto was the scene of elaborate enthronement ceremonies for Hirohito, one hundred twenty-fourth emperor of Japan. Upper left: Shinto priests examining heads of sacred rice for great thanksgiving, moat ancient rite of enthronement. Below aro drums and conge used in ceremony of ascending the throne. Upper right: Baron Tanaka, the prime minister, chief representative of emperor's subjects at ceremonies Lowerrlght: Costume worn by high officials at oeremony. Governor Issues Proclamation for Thanksgiving Day' piOTf! Q AO i nim i iuiulu nu WARSAW, Poland, Nov. 20. JP) This city was horrified today by a youthful "thrill murder." The ItS-year-old sou of a cab driver of the name of Jcliniek and I Ki year-old son oi' a merchant of me name or urzesak confessed to the murder of Thaddens siren. Ikowskl, 10, son of a shoemaker. I They explained that they Intend I ed to become robbers and that i they had used young Sererikowski for a practice case. Ilolh boys ap 'peared saturated with Ideas clean- ed from cilme reports In newsna pers and from highly colored lit erature dealing with the under world. . v , y I'KItltY lIKVliowsTiAMI': Continued from Pago One.) us. John Duller and yelled: "Never say dlo, boysl" How Mann would have onjoyed the contest. His absence was the. only blue note of a very pleasant i MIAMI, Fin. UP) Tlie ever in creasing number of automobile tourists Vlio do not let season nor ather deter them from roaming aro pointing their cars now to ward Icinpcrntc climes. The new Oversea highway 'from Miami to Key West Is expected to ui't a heavy baptism as a result. The Overseas hluhwny rides ov er tile (lulf of Mexico, t lie south- "K 01 n 11 n i-,, am fur ni-nsiini- I liintle coastal liixhwily system. It '' llIU- Cflll-l-OIIU II II, I was completed last January after to years of dreamiiiK and clvle scheming, and lis real test of popularity is expected to come this winter. Kor ISO miles It straddles the f''lorlda Keys, euttlliK throuirh fur- He sllnked down behind' ?. " ",""""."". bo, liutlonwood and black inan Kiove over the beauty of chnnK lllir tinted water and iiIoiib the readies of spurkllnu sand. It wends Us smooth way clear SAI.KM. Ore.. Nov. . 20. ifl) (lovernor Patterson yes- r terday Issued the annual ThnnksKlvlnir prochiiuatinn: ! I "l-t us on this day K've thouKht to mans fellowship ! with Mature In ai hlevliiK the fruits of the harvest." It con- r fr eludes. ''Let us eonfirin and strengthen the lies of family 41 lire and renew the bond of hearth and home. j,(.t us ex- press our uratitudc for ience by expcndlnir the spirit of uood. will to alt the world. ! 1 by lend- ! Iclmlly aid WELL AS PENCILS. EXPLODES IN FRANCE those In sorrow of need: let ns ifivo thanks for man- J.il ninterlali bJesslnKs 'by timnlnir our inlnils ami hearts to the tlllnKB of the solrlt. , ! ! lauKhlni, than three ordinary mcj!" lK,"y Wo;t- "ml ,,,cre ,n" "' The nnderslaned ' never saw '" n .'"" " "'.van,, huppler humiin. Ho was accom panied by William Lydlard. There' wero many .Mndford wo men present: It heats all how Kood-lookhlK they are away from home) Tho Portland papers ulvo tho munet considerable prominence. Tho Journal headlined tho result across Its hulldoir edition. Tho tor hlKhwiiy spannliiK the rim-Ida Keys to Key West were called visionary dreamers. Hut in I H III a $100,000 bond Issue made pos sible a Htai of the work. There was a second bond Issue of $300, ooo In October, 1923. Within a year tho scoffers wero sold on thn Idoa and a $2 lifio.ooii bond Issue was voted which financed Hull TIll'oiVH Swoiils. MIU.'o CITY Ml A curious accident occurred at n 'recent bull flKht here, In which a spectator was seriously Injured. When the matador endeavored to drive his sword into the nape of the bull's neck for the kill? the nnlma! hurl ed tho weapon from him with such force that It sailed Into the Klunil stnnd, burylnu Itself In I he. body of the spectator. Oreironlnn features It on Its first i"1" Wllk l" completion. The nc- edltlon spoils section. The Port. "" vonslructlon of the road was land TeleKinm Is silent, but may speak mud later. IhcKlin in AllKtist. 1 fi 24. so It wan completed In little more thnn three years. Htadlemon, University of Oreifonl It is Ihe only rond of Its kind center, graced Tho lallos bench, j In America, a tropical sea-RoInu He w-ns the first to conurattllato' IliKhway. and the motorist who To Imnlsli IICKirnrs, MEXICO CITY UP) Mexico City's streets ore to bo cleared of benmirs. Inspector Oenoral of i'o. lice ltlos Zertuche, holdlnii that the i many waifs, cripples and others who seek iilms In the capitals' streets constitute an eyesore to the city, has ordered that they hi- rounded up and nonVop the public poorhouse. '' a i Prink Cnlllson. Htndleman Is tho Idol of The Dalles. '. Tho mlKht and brain of the Medford sqund was it revelation to nil. Tho Calllson crew played n cocky name. They eiimo on tho field that way. Thoy walked, talked, and acted like champions. Jlut they did not boast, tin many remarked: "They aro such uen tleniim!" . People are tnlklntf about Med ford s football earn, nnd none of them ever beard of the fine fish lim In the Hustle, ot which one hears so much. L. H. Oregorj- wrote In today's Oregonlan: ' l'lttures complied by Paul Mc Donald, a Medford football, en thusiast, show the extent of the southern Oregon team's superi ority: ; .Medford itnlned J27 yards from ncrimmaKe to S7 by Tho Dulles. Mod fur d completed five forward passes In nine attempts for 174 yards, to two completions by The Dalles In 13 attempts for r,3 ynrds. The Dalles fumbled five times, nnd three of the five fumbles were very costly, Medford con Viitlnif them Into touchdowns on n few plays. Medford fumbled twice, hut was follow-In the hall so closely timt both wero recov ered. All told, ; Medford made COT ' ynrds on passes and scrlmninR-n lilnys lo Tho- Dalles' no. Medrordj made elk-ht acrlmmiiKe first downs' o rour for Tho Dnllea. This rela tively nmnll number of .Medford ursi downs was duetto the fact mat so many of her lonir runs rrsultcd In touchdowns. , Individual acrlmmngo gains were tw follows: Por Medford; , Melvln 34, Ilnr "II 176. Cooksic mi. Anderson ?; I1".""1 ' AppleKate 15. in lort lluvinK no other instruments .it "steim on It" over lis well. oiled ! """" " " ' ounell ivmoveil stnfa.e iinduubtedly will never!" l""et lonMllii with a Jack knife Stop to Ihluk Of Hie Klnni.nH.iin"" ' seiliemellt III Alnskn. ennlneerliiK prnhlenis tlint, were .urmounieil In Its construction road bed fills In some places went to a 12-foot depth. President Macbado of Cuba In Hoplcmlii-r, the American Automo bile association points out. nbol lehcd l Usti.fis duty on nutomohlhs from the Cnltcd states so Ameri cans may take their own cars to Cuba fur no days now with the minimum of deiiills and without extra expense. MIIXICO i ; rV .(,V It is as commonplace in a Mexican news paper office for a reporter, when lie sits down to his desk, to take oil ills plxlul ami cnrtridKC belt as It Is in tin. United .States lor a news hound to remove his coat when he starts to write.' Almost every reporter here car ries a pistol, as do most men whoso work' requires them to lie uhi'ouil ut nlKht us well as a Kreat lnan.v who have not Una excuse for their armament. .Mexican reporters always have a Kood old standby to excuse tacdl- ness ami one no city editor in this land can scoff. "Sorry." says the ri'iiorter. "(iot held up out in the third ward. They ahok every-J .tlilnit except my shirt. They not the drop on mo before 1 could net liny KUn. Had to walk to the of. l-lce. Sav. couldn't udvance me ten pesos 'till Saturday, could you'.'" IMie city editor cannot i-hailciticc t the story, whether or'not he comes across with the ten. The chances Hie mo city editor 'ban been held up himself more' than once. Me ; knows such, llilnc. are not Jokes, even ir the reporter is stallltiK in , this p:ir(lcular case. The Associated Press, bureau In Mexico City has a rule that upon eillerlnir Ihe omce members of the staff must place their pistols In a drawer. - The reason Is that the "'' " ."'tnl. iv-.-ked Yuclusslv besldo his typcwriler, was onco siiovctt oil ns ho wrote. It expiod ..i wnen it nit the floor, and would have hit- a more or less piomlslnir correspondent hail he '" "I Hint lime at his desk uh...... be lietiiiiKi'd. The bin bullet hole Just above Ihe desk was the pride of tho of fice and the Joy of all visitors until ,. .-,rnl, ,., ,.,,. .,.,,i,.01, (lay when no ono noticed what he f until It Was too late, I VINCKXXE8. France. Nov. 20. : : W An ammunition factory ex ploded here today. Twelve per sona were killed and many wero injured. j The factory, which was Kovern ment owned, was situated only a,, llialf mile from the walls of Paris. 1 1 was operated under supervision or the war department anil the 12 dead Included both soldiers and civilians. I here was no accurate esti mate available of the number of injured, but it was thoucht to be hlt-b. $1.00 Table Damask 70-inch pure Linen Damask, in a I man ti fill line of new floral pat terns; a splendid value, Wednes day, at - (J0 OC a yai'd c Napkins 22x22-inch pure Linen Napkins to match ahove cloths. fc C QC On sale Wed., doz O.V Table Cloths Made of Pure Linen, excellent. pairerns; ooxoH-nicii. erv siiec- AVednesday, A ial each Napkins 22x22-inch )iirc Jinen Napkins, lotlis', on sale $5.95 to matc.li above Wednesday at, dozen Luncheon Sets ;"50x50-inch pure Linen Lunch Cloths with (i napkins to match, .13xl3-ineh size; have borders of blue, gold, rose, g''cen and laven der, on sale Wednes- (tO QC day, a set Table Cloths 72x72-inch pure Linen Talile Cloths, very fine quality; come, in beautiful floral patterns, on sale S110 $8.95 Linen Napkins 22x22-inch pure Linen Napkins to match above cloths. Very special Wednes day, dozen , $10.95 lift Sore Throat? Don't Gargle Quicker and Beiter Relief I With Famous Prescription! Don't suffer from the pain nnd ' soreness of sore throat mirglcs iiofi salves are loo slow they re lieve only temporarily. Hut Thox- ' Ine. a famous physician's proserin- 1 Hon. Is guaranteed to dve relief almost Instantly. Thoxlne has a double action relieves the soreness nnd kocs di rect to the Internal cause. No chloroform, iron or other harmful di'UBs safe nnd pleasant for the: wooie inniny. Also wonderfully eftective for rellevlnir coiiirhs. nick relief Kiiaranteed or your loney liack. :i.ric. Gilc iiml si en Sobl by Heath's. Damask Drapery S3.45 Values S2.95 For Wednesday we are offering some of cur finest quality Damask in stripes and all over patterns j beau tiful colors, sold all season up to $3.45. djo D C! On sale all day Wednesday, yard u)JU Coat Special Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station I I : 1 ft Tu"Mlny, Nov. BO to 11:311 Medford Mull T Tribune, news and markets. It to II Mulder's Dairy, 9 to lilcallf. Ore. I'ower Co. AVodnoMlny. Xov. tfl 1(1 to II Mann's Dent. Store. 11 lo 11:30 Keek's Itakerv II to 11:311 Heck's Itakery. IJ to 12:311 flty CleiinliiK Dyelnir. lS:.1n to 1.30 Hrebe & Kin dle. 8:1 5 to (1:30 Mall Tribune, news nnd markets. Put one of those won derfulGiliimetGikeson the table nnd sec how quickly it disappears. So good i t is gone before you know it. Pine food for children. Nourishing, healthful.e.tsy to digest, and easy to make, when leavened with Gilumet. MAKtS BAKING EASIER STATE THEATRE Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10o Show Changes Dally TONIGHT "Winning of Futurity" Featuring Cullen Landis Also Comedy and Sctnlo $22.50 Values $15.00 50 new All-Wcol Coats, made of Suedes, Buckskins and sport mixtures, trim med with big fur collors, lined and interlined, all good colors and sizes, up to $22.50 values, on sale Wednesday,- d 1 Cj each . . ) 1 O Big Sale of Dresses $15.00 Values $7.50 Soleil Felts and Velvets To Sell at the Exceptional Price of $1.95 and $3.00 Fashionables match each dressier costume with its hat. . . Such sale as this one makes it easy for any one to have several smart hats V - . LESS THAN I PER BAKING DOUBLE ACTING HMANtlllAI-,4'1 The Chinese Niltlnnnl Anll-.liinancsf ussncliitli.n m'Kitnlmiilnn simnsmlnir tho nntl Jnpnncsi. hnycott, rcsultlnit fnmi the Clnn-Jnpiimsc clashes In Shnn tunit Inst May. a nttrmntlnir to in. niiKUTOtr cnninalitn nf .i,n,.i.. r -in. uniirs: Wsril HI miimI . . "'"i""K" "i riuicutc; . W.,tluna n, c-,.h0r. 4 ni ir, 1 hln"" '"-"-nts h.. r. jrwt I. ' v',nor 4 "0 fuse to stop dvullng 4a J.ij.oncse . Igoods. I New Playhpuse FRANK'S Comedians Present Thur... Frl, Sat. and Sunday Merchants Half-price Tickets Good All This Week 3-Act Farce Comedy "Too Many Husbands" A Laugh Every Minute Coming "High Cost of Loving" r.SBslBMiasVHiisBJJBBjlMIBJJjBsB. fillip U NO HOLLY STt. PHONB t4 ! A Complete Cleaning and I Dyeing Sekvicb As a big special for Wednesday we will place on sale 50 New Dresses in Silk, Wool Georgette and Velvet combinations, one-and two-piece styles, all good shades; sizes 14 to 42; up to $15 values, t7 Ff on sale Wednesday only at, each tb 0 V Perfume Atomizers Women's Outing Flannel Pajamas $1.65 Values $1.49 These Pajamas are made of a very line quality of Outing Flan nel, nicely tailored, long sleeves. Kcgular price $l.(if; d? 1 AQ AVednesday, pair .....'... 1 Special 95c ThcVe Atomizers come in new shapes ami shades. Good fjual ity, make a very acceptable Christina tt't. Special QC. Wednesday, each O C See Window Display Sensational Sa le of Hosiery 'o S1.95 Values S1.39 0 Women's Burlington Theme and Hold Maid pure Silk, Full-fashioned Hose in service and servica chiffon weights. di q a Values up to sy.Oo. . Very special Wednesday, pair V 1 5y J(anri&tfxatnujrtAtDtL 'THE STORE FCP EVERYBODY rnoNt -160-467 MCfORQCRl4. MaU Orden Promptly filled, Postaga P wpaid-AgenU for Butterick Pattern!