Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti U i. . r PAGE EIGHT " MEDFORD MAIL' TRTRUyE, "M EDrORD, OR EflOK. ' TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. T928. APPEALS COURT Florida's Homeless From Hurricane Receive Prompt Red Cross Relief IIOKEIII'HU, Ore., Nov. 2U. () A timber sale, conducted by the " I'niled States land office at Hose bun; Monday resulted in total re HAS f-KANCISC. Nor. 20. (1 ccipt, f .-,9.c.45. .The sale nr The Vnlted States circuit court enlivened by competitive bidding ' or npncals here haa affirmed the on one tract, where the appraised j decision of the Oregon district' Wlce was overbid MI.TM. The . i ii .. it... i.h. f tract, which was appra sed at IW, court In flndlnc guilty John h , 3 ' ' This tract.; Wheeler large , stockholder and . ;, Kmcry O instead president, o the ' . Northwestern National bank of , . , , Hi.piIiiiki llrn Tlitif . u-Arn con. . . . . . . vlcted on a charge of misapplica tion of fliS.OUO of the bank's funds. Olinstcatft who was president and director of tho bank, nnd Wheeler, cusiu.. Mir ... , , Sec. 18. Jackson county. SUS1.13. largest stockholders .were Indicted . . by a federal Brand Jury in Port; land In l'J-7 on charge. -of con. iTuu.ouO in bank funds, and on -'I! : ui other counts alleging misapplica tion of t;,000. They . wore tried January 23, 1S28, before Judgo K. S. Ileal! of the Portland federal court. Tho two were, acquitted of tho first gunrgt ui cuniiiiri-j win nwu mi.-. Ilayard Uetchel defeated Adolf vlcted nn TI counts of misapplies- lvnr. live and 4. in a golf match lion of funds. at th ITnlveislly of Washington struck there, and soon thCBO were , , ; I'Tlday. This takes him Into the; Joined by a statf of doctors, nurses quarter finals in the tournament, i mid other trained rollot workers. for thirty days thcro was a dally nv.irnen lit l.'.nnll npmnni. .loncml. evciu ui iiiu jail itcanuii til liiu u. Of W. I of the checks was returned und the holder called the author to: vent his Ire. Dm." the play-, Aright explained, "you tlon't un-i ereuum. I'm the author i nlav that Is bringing mo u royalty of $1500 a week." 'Huh!" retorted l)t . dcab'r. ; Why don't you put it In tho, bank." Q ' IT 1 l.mlw.K ..nn.,, .... lllh., .nlu. l.t. -i,i,i. " I TTTHIi.V t West Indies hur Owen-Oregon Lumber company,; Ji rl"n0 ."Pt over Palm Medford. Hi acres O. and C. i " Heach Cnunty and the Lake Kraut lands. Twp. ii S.. H. 3:1 E.. : Okeechobee dlstil of Florida In September, leaving ore than 1,200 persons dead in Its path of destruc tion nud thousands homeless, the American Med Cross was called Into one of the most eitcnslvo dis aster relief operations In Its history. With the preliminary warning of the slorm in Porto Hlco and other Islands of tlio Caribbean sea, the lied Cross In Washington had started six relief workers for the Florida area before the storm which Is beiiiK played for the Sayles iiii n1 lu llm !, iinttin.l iinirin.r i Women 8hot OMAHA. Nob..' Nov. 20. (!)- Two Women were found shot and ' out upon the lied Cross for luslc nance. mholter and clotliliiB. At the same time a large shift of R(Ml Cross workers and nurses had been stnt to Porto Wco. whero for " ..i. . u.i.nin n ..i;,latB!1 lo U!"11 1,1 a no"" ,lnro scveralweeks tho organlzailon was IIII.I.SIIOIIO. Ore., Nov. - t his afternoon. They vera Mrs. tcedlnJ and clo'hlmr moro th-.n (A') Htant nit In h ca?ti In the : wnliln itessn wir.i .if n uncuin? I , . ciounng moro nun . Oimmerclal National baitk, James ; ff2( u 'r unmarr "d f'000! mc"- omc' a"1 """"" ..Woods, assistant cashier. W JUm-; J,","r CVctn ton 10 Uni""rr'eU ! Utre shelter was not such a great self through the head; Hi died at: ' , , ' ; reqiiironiont, but llio spread of cop- n hospital an hour Utter. : IbiskctlmlJ HUirts. 1'icnloint. Kd Hchulmerich, of i 1'OllT OHTOlll). Ore., Nov. 20 tho bank, said he believed de-! UP) The locnl high school won! spon.lency over family affairs to tin. first basketball game, down-! have been the motive. Coroner, ng Kuril ro crook high school, 39 seweii started investigation of thlsjto 34 Haturday. irngie. ' j i notice letty Work Continue. , . t. ...i .- ti. liutm MAHSHFlEl.r), Ore., Nov, 20.- creek Orchard and will not bo ro (V) Work of cxtonaliig tho northl Bponblo for debts - auulnst samo Jetty nt tho inouth of the Umpqna0flw tn,H ,lnr anioila NiKCd for river will continue throughout tho; by myself. Kva M. Vnwter. 2 12 winter. This was announced to-: t day by Cniitnln Hoscoe Cole, Unlt-j Compston Amazed cd state engineer In charge of the LONDON, Kng., Nov. 110. UV) Itandon, Coos Hay and Umpqua, Archlo C'oiiipston, llrltlsh golf star, j drinkers and non-smokers, he found Inglnubccnmo a serious maltcr nnd a large group of nurses had to be sent by the lied Cross. Tko Ucd Cross, through prorln matlon by President Goolldg., at;o president of the fled Cross, and Judge John Iiarton I'ayne, chair nmn, nsketl the public to contribute a minimum of JD.0O0.OOO for the relief of the sufferers In the hurri cane. Within n short period of time, this sum had been glvon by the public, and was oversubscribed. Slutting tho Hritc. Motorists on the city's must pop ular bpeetiway are lo be lamed at last by traffic lights. Sema uhores have been Installed at every block ahine Itlveiiildo Drive. t to regulate automatically the traf-'i' 'i tie that for years has Jx-en almost yt ungoverned., i1 The drive, which parallels thej Hudson river from 72nd street : nortmvard, is crossed at grade by i only one street. 79th. Truffle j", pollio have been posted at rush hours, but through most of the' day and night the drive has been , wide open to Joy-riders and to motorists in" a hurry. ! (I F AT SAN FRANC I.S CO pa Refugees from the devastated section of Florida brought into Keicey City by truck to be fed and sheltered by the Red Cross. Above at left Refugee! made homeless by the West Indies hurricane given shelter by the American Red Cross at Pompano. Florida, a community that suf fered severely In the disaster. Above at right A temporary Red Cross 1 kitchen at Hollywood, Florida, where hurricane refugees were fed. Thirty days after tho storm, the I nlahings. building and repairs. live , Heel Cross In Florida had returned a great many refugees to their homes, which had been made hab itable, the feeding problem wusnot so great and thoso still homeless wero gathered In two tent colonies noar West Palin Heach. Hut the great problem of rehabilitation still remained. A. L. Sehafer, ill roctor of the Florida dlsast-.-r re lief for the Ited Cross, cstlmaidl that 11,500 families were affected by die storm, through loss of tr.elr homes, damage to crops, etc., and might require assistance. Tiic re habilitation assistance given by the Tied Cross Included food, f.'cel for live stock and poultry, clothing, medical aid, seed, household fur- linrlmrs. i Is amazed by the number of non-1 among American golfers. A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER Screen jfe Hollywood '. ' , .Uy: Viule Wemer. ' , - HOlilitWOOlJ, Cul. BisKiT und better iietur.'!i used to be the gu.l of the uiovio industry- Nuw . - la loudt-r and lonsor talkies. ; Only a few i montliH hl:u it vrnn a novelty lo lienr and seo a jnc-r ool talking picture. Today one can listen to Ko-callt?d 100 per eont talkies run- 7A ivininr,' into ncvon : reels, while with tirV f,w Picture. inHtallinK moroi microphones on! i Dorothy OulIlverthe HPt to catch j ; a Ki'dUor variety of noises. I In the screen opera versioii of j "Tho Desert Sons" film fans will . ; hear at one nnd the same time i the voices of six principals, 100 ; I singers in the chorus and a 50-1 ' piece orchestra playing the no- ; companiment. And that Is only; one picture. Nat Hohs, who has ; ! made 32 silent collepiate comedies i j with .Dorothy Gulliver, George i Kewls. Chin chill Jtosa and other i statement with which any house Juveniles, is suing to make the big , press ftallery veteran who has bwn j Xx hl" 0tJlll"tl mlt fn ! ieo.npened to keep at least one oar ''-h "tl i VTm, n 1 .mined o endle.s hours of debate f cmpu full s re f r h on ; would nree out of hand. ho. "Mi! n?.TI' . . - l.ee promises to screen in 'Tno. . I Wolf of Wall Ktreet." all the tun-. I moil of a hectic day in the sto kl J ! exchange, as well as the voice of Jim -1 1 ' ; I .i lock and poultry to restoc k farms , Tills disaster occurred after the close of. the Jleil Cross lineal year, which ended Juno 30. 11128 In i!-nt fscal year the Hed'Cross had given assistance In U6 disasters In the lniled states and Ksscssloiu. and Ti disasters abroad. In ea-:n In stance the Ited Cross met the call from Its own funds and did n:.t ap peal for relief from tho public. It was able to meet these needy from It national resources, which nre provided largely through t!ii an nual membership oampaifru. This year the Ucd Cros.i aslis for l.ti'el.. 000 Members In tiic roll call, mm Armistice Hay to Tliank-glriti? Day, November 1' to 2! Mm 111 mm ' ii A NEW YORKER .iARGE . j ceorge Ilancroft. Ily ;. 1). Seyniour. XKW VOUK Vineenl Aslor, 3S-, yeur-old scion of the famous fain- : Ily whose name he bears Is known , most imlmatelv lo Hundreds oi ring ywtt better buildings mean bigger returns i ly Kliko It, Slinpsoii. 1 WAHllINGTOA'.- ProHijec'tK of a farm relief emergency cxla ses sion of congress next year are def inite enough to cast grave duubt XVu. Tnrkl(r!1 .:s iamllorU 'on the possibility of the making u rt.tllins the interest of his ; ; over of the senale chamber in the ; furDUniH in lllu fields of finance,; grand manner between March and transportation nnd communication,' December. Urt a (!i rector or trustee of a dozen; j It would take all of that time to ( ttlrporations. Jlo Is eminently en-i .do tho half million dollar and tip- titled to the often carelessly bo i ward job tentatively agreed upon stowed title of prominent elub ; under pressure of the senatorial '. men. for he belongs to two score health conservation campaign en-! of clubs and to more than 25 ma j glneered by Dr. Koyal H. Uivpelnnd, I (or societies and associations. A I senior senator from New York. ' naval officer in tho world war, Naturally, the physical .moderniza- 1 he is un active yacht.iman und ; tlon of tho senate could not begin I ?2. 000.000 Nourmahal is tho larg-! ; If the chamber was needed for a cat and most costly pleasure craft : j special session on farm relief. j afloat. Irately ho has taken to , .aviation. I i Seiml's Ventilation. iiit wlih all these interests ho! ' The tentative plans drawn by j manages to make periodical in ! FOU UKAI.TII AND A IfAI'l'Y JIO.MK MI K Health makes for happiness In tho home, not sickness. .So when Mrs. A. (1. Wells. Kocky Mount, N. !., Hiispeeted that her physical distress and tired out feeling resulied from disturbed kidney and Madder action, she tried Koh-y Pills diuretic, then wrote: "Turn so happy over my regained lu-alth. i'leaso pub lish this statement that people everywhere may. know the wop dcrful benefit I have derived from the use of Foley i'ills di uretic." For sale by Jarmin & Woods Drug Store. The ideal hotel with an ideal location for your visit to San Francisco right in the smart shopping and theatre district. The CLIFT is favored by those who expect the best as a matter of course. ( 540 rooms, each with bath. . ,' Single and en suite. Single, from $4; double, from $6. located at G E A RY and T AY LOR ELM I H A.SO ' .AT SANTA BArVSA rV A 67 Jhfirasol entertains more -world famous people than any other hotel its size in timerica-i the New York firm of t'arrere j Hustings In nsHoelatlon Willi Dnvlil j I.ynn. architect of v capito, call j fur conversion of the present rec- taiiKUlnr senate iiull Into a seml ! circular forum of debate to lie npectlons of the (7n.0uu.0U0 worth of apartment, business buiUlini; and realty properties ho owns on Manhattan Island and In the I lion x. to attend personally to frc uuent rcuuests from tenants, und 1 ADDINC? those necilcd new farm l huiltlinj;!! and repairing thc'nld ones really doesn't cost anything! . It's that old-fashioned policy of trying to make out with makeshifts, that (costs the money. Farming nowadays is a business. And every business man knows that" you can t get good returns from poor equipment. A shed that will properly house expensive ma chinery may pay for itself in a single season. Modernize the dairy farm and you will be re . warded with extra profits. Build . i poultry house according to the new approved standards and you will have eggs this!winter when prices arc soaring skyward. In your community the dealers listed below will gladly discuss material and costs. Each of these merchants dis plays the "Build Now With Safety" emblem of the National Retail Lum ber Dealers Association, and will give you with each pur chase the Association's Certif icate of Safety insuring that the material delivered conforms in grading vith nationally adop ted manufacturers' standards, .and in (lutintt'tv with .invoice. i nncKcu up against inc norm wiiti 10 nci-uiue ui.-iiu.iiiiii.-ii nu hl.iv i which would lie pli rceil by three. of thore who rent from htm. i mlshtv iwii-Miow wimiiiwu in eivc lie enjoys meeting them, even outside Unlit and ventilation for the when ho t-et an , etmunl reception first time. Seniitiir fiiiinin ml wnuius he not recently from n Itronx Kinvely- concerned over the Tact I hoiisowllo w ho didn't catch Ills I that "senators mcek.lv submit to ex-l'"c- 'sl10 hlltl nsked that French , posure of their poisons to bod at-'doors be cut between the UvlnB i mospherie conditions." ,"d uminB rooms oi nor suuo in, "t 11.1..1. ....... ik i Ki, 'an ai)nrlment on tho Krand con- senntorM oucht to live loneer than '".urse. nnd Astor. niaklnc a vhlt they are likely to survive uniler1"1"; ,lu' ,u ,he bulldinK. asked the conditions which prevail hero." n. bulldinK manaKer to take him . vv lol.l 1.1, onlleaeuns " " partment where tho nltein- Thuv found the housewife und The work Is to bo under super vision of tho rules committee, which expected to meet this No vember, with election out of till- I way, to ko over detailed plans with m we ho architects. A row about locu- ,.,; Astor threu friemts ynmersod in H Kitlue of IiiIiIko. Astor wus Introduced. The four women nodded dlsluter- ent on with their . ,v, .......... .. ,,. ,..,, 1 iirtdKe. Astor spent 10 minimis tlon of Ihjf press ifallory Is In pros-U1 Iimu.,mc,, caleulutlliK tho iPoet at that time, the correspond-1 cosl ,, ,,,, , Hie Improve j out huvlm; little IlkluK for the ton- j mfnU. lhcn Uowcd hiinselt out muve scnemo or suuniinK inem orr ...,,i, -. fnr intiiiKlon ! lo n corner of the semi-circular i-i... ,. .,i nn unit ! Kullory where It win lie difficult The brldKe came wont the hostess got her Kronen doors. These building tnuteiiii! merchuiiM endorse mid shvnsor thi stuteiiitiit Trowbridge Lumber Co. Big Pities Lumber Go. Medford Lumber Co. ,to hear proeeedinKs, . . . i 1 : lUiil 111 tho lliu.il. Hot Mr in the House. I u s ,-eluted that the uuthor of,- , The senate chnmher revision ; .. ...irront llroadwav stuuo hit. flt- i project Is Just one of n nrimber of i tins out n new npurtmeiit, bousht furniture so enthusinsticully tnatl, he1 overdrew liW checking nccount by almost $1000. It was . Krlday, ! and he planned to get his week's j royalties on Saturday, hut when' he went down to .onll a to. .tho week-end and . ho wtm Atold ; he eoitld not gel It until Monday. ! 1 The inevitable happened. One : now with safety 1 I em TTill book tent fret. Mail' coupon today. i schemes for revamping nnd doll Ing up the eapltol. A plan for J vonoerlng with marble the painted Virginia stnndstone of the parent I central structure and the mighty j oust Iron dome Is Included. Hut ; It was the ci'.iestluu of ventilation, i and health which got must atten tion. Summers of Washington producing statistic to show tbnt VOUO meribers nf the houi-O atone had died in service during tho livxt 3 year. Incidentally, while the souate j didn't bother libout scientific re- search Into Its present ventilation i status, the house ntmoiphere was I analyzed by public health experts ! during session hnuiV The report showed no abnormal percentage of ! bacteria, dust particles, carbon monoxide and the like, nnd also ) Indicated that the fresh air supply , of 61,000 cubic feet a minute was adequate tor alt' house needs. Tt did reveal, however, that the air of the house hall "Is subject to lvorlie&ttnjr" during, sessions, . a Cm Ugly pimples r.!row thrvugii colon cwsrMint. 'iu m -NATURE'S XEHEDY lo naUt tvnl irfturifn ,eurelln(Tt". Then iR co mm 1 1 (pJ and 5oW by means irutn Told Interestingly This is an Newspaper 1 :