Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextP'AdE STX fEDFORD MATT, TRTBTTXE, MEDFORD, QI.'EOON. TIiri.'SDAY, NOVEMDEIt 22, l!)2it. LAST GAME ON NEXT SESSION FORUM IS TOLD SAMARITAN TO HOME GROUND'SHOULD HANDLEiNEED OF PARKS; END DAYS IN i lv shocked by I hu killing Uiat au thorities were unable to gain a clue to what might hare led to the trauedy. . ' 111 l.; AltIA II S ItKVOI.T NEXT SATURDAYjFARIVl QUESTION BY J. 0. GRAY: STATE ASYLUM Foe for Year On Van( Scoyoc Field Astoria Claim Ridiculed By Salem Paper. j Congress Consider Relief, Rather Than Wait for Special Session Will Continue Fee Support. It was awed this afternoon be-, WASHINGTON' Nov 22 CP) tweeo the llensonhifih school and Declaration that 'farm 'relief legis the .Medford hlsh school to plav " the came Thanksgiving day in Ia,lon "ho"1l be I""1"'''' " '-! Portland. Tho terms 01 the Men-1 '"K regular session of congress ford school for $1000 expenses and , rather than be held up for a spe-i .11 per cum ui me saie leceipm , c al session un mm.n I... .Continued from Pace One.) tali supporters of llenerul l'rolox- ui-rotf. On November 1? H mem bers of the rival urbanization were thot to death near J'etrleh by Mic-hailoff supporters. George Nnndes.i. one of Jllchalloff's chief SAN" FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.- lii-utenants. and Namies' adjutant The Examiner today declared were killed recently by adher- ihat the name of Will Rogers, tuts of lleneral IToloKucroff. ,,.,. , .,,,,.-: li.lirr.-ido newspaper Vremo ,vi,hj,a.,. hu ., fr, nomination as an as-sol.-ue mem llAI nf Ilia JV..llia1-n tin). r.- . I n Independent country. absolutely' .., of ,B P" The newspaper reported that among the reasons for the with drawal was tin accusation that while Rogers was a "distinguished guest" of the club at its annual h'gh jinks last August, he "stole the show" by oecunvlnir the lime- Tk ! ,iy ""'',n""'r ln ,n window of light for an hour and a half he'niV C.ir With her bodV WOhhlini? intern, nt L-aonin. i.. "Good Samaritan," .Mrs. Bertha ! about" Mrs. Schoelwer charged I minutes ullotted to him by Councilman J. O (iiev member : (,lfforu' who u'a'1 a'w"' ready to;"1"1 ''Ubens refused to let i Rogers, according to the news- of II. e nark. un,l -nl.li.. l. ... ! "sit Mil" v.-ilh the aleL- on. I ner leave, saying "not sirability Parks and Play- ' grounds Copco Enter prise Complimented City Affairs Reviewed. The li-l(rratle n(.-wnjp-r Vremc said recently rhai Mu huiloff con sidered Utilitarian Macedonia an Eugene Eleven to Be Final McWary Favors Regular Council Member Reveals De-' Always Ready to 'Sit Up' With Sick Bertha Gif- ford Poisoned Eiuhteen und. Bulgaria is a monarchy Patients, State Holds ;by the Declared Insane. h;s control. ruled llemberK of the Copco Forum heard an interesting talk on "City arks and I'laygronnds this noon ALMA UKXIKS BEING llltlXK (Continued from Page One.) 1 1 I'NION, Mo.. Nov. 22.- of Hie parks and public works com-! Blt "l v.ith the sick anil who mittee of the city oi .Medford. In1 watched IS persons dlo writhing; in I Introducing the sneaker I) I! Te. ' narnvvamu i,f nnln .inun,i .uAi were -irauieu. ins gi.es .ue io.im 8cnator McXary 0f Oregon hefnn. ree "'"'". "l'Ko brielly of the;stcte believes, by poison she ad-U mum ill eve I uretm iinuuciuiiy i - - nrepnt n,..,i r,... ,,.,. i r.. i. uimn.1 ....... .... .1.- . ,, ,i,,a ruma uiiu .HiH.niuini. muni. leill. U1U TBSl OI playgrounds in Medford und cited ! her life in an insane aslum. an interesting example of now out siders view mis need. It seems that a member of one of the big bond houses of the west, while here recently noticed the lack of adequate, parks In this city and lofliii nit .van liinL flnnnelnllv with the upstate champions. t,le National Grume. The game will be called, Coach tnl inlnK I" delayed Cnlllson said, at 1:30 p. m. in I il I spring any legislation that con gress pusses will not go into effect ! until 11129 and that is too late." he said. "Of course, if, for political congress does not .et reasons, terse holastic championship, were under way, but late this afternoon no agreement had been reached. 1'rlneipal 1). K. Cleveland, of Hen son, said Medford hnd asked for such a high guarantee that fur ther exchanges wore necessary. A jury last nl-iht found the "poi son woman" not guilty of the mur der of Kd I.rinley "on the sole ground that she was insane at the time of the commission of the of fense and had not recovered from 1 he verdict was properties as a means of attract-1 reached alter three hours and 45 Ing new settlers to the community minutes of deliberation over the in ci'iiciuniuii, tins siaiement was , le-nnmmy mat snowed she had I'OKTI.AN'IJ, Ore., Nov. 22. Pi Negotiations for a Thanks giving day game 'between .Med ford high school foolbal, team around to It this term, ihen It must i com me n ed i k'u the value of sue siich insanity and the Benson Polytechnic high be dealt with at an extra session ; .-' f . J . ? "f.f" . -...J., " school, winner of the Portland In- called lor the purpose." Declaring that he was for any agrlcuture , ZZL k,- 1 " """' uv " "'": "W would calmly poisoned one man and two ha 1 ciiniii l , rather buy a city bond Issue cover- "' 11 children, onual za on , ml i,',,,rl "'t ' "'o eKtubllshment of parks than I .'""go Hreuer will .wntenco her Z I , no. K . i PSV,,d I an "' '!" or within three weeks to one of the J d t . , 17TW , Then. water bonds." This advice was s.ale instiiu.lons for the Insane, no said, ho believed consideration iev..iinin ,.n , .. T,.ihn,,ii. ,.t ..... i.i , LTiin....'. I "" l'"-""'. H - mm .null .-il r-- --.n- A,r,,, L ,lt 111. 11 I l " . . 1,,.. ri .. ,1 ,.m .... u . , ,,n .ll, Ijlllltl Vllt fl I f. V (,lfnrnnn. .. gard which b:-t bond houses hold 'he effect that she was suf ferine of this type. from a mental derangement known Mr. Grey, who has been a mem- Bs Paranoia, which they Bald was ber of the cilv CMiinr-ll mwl u,.lw,..t incurable. "i i in. i board for venra. irnve nn inti.n.ur. not unlil you ve paner. kent in the middle nf the settled" and using abusive lan- calcium lighted circle so Ion-? that guage to the plaintiff. numerous olher. celebrities were ine amuavit Btated that Mrs. crowded off the schedule. It fur- Kwclli-iin then accused Miss itubens 'Iher dlrlnwd .hut itniera nrnn.M :of being "drunk" whereupon the the feelings of the members when (actress came around the car and ' he referred to the high Jinks in a J said, "I'll smash your nose In." syndicated newspaper article as The argument was ended, the affi- :a form of week-end divertisement i davit said, when a young woman I for tired business men from which I rime out of the studio und led the lit took them about two weeks to film star into the office. ironA,-Ui. j After depositing ball for the re- ! The article did not name Rogers- lease of her maid ' Miss Rubens sponsor. iiKiignantiy demon tne drunken. The final appearance of the Medford high school football team upon the home field, will be thelr ciinio next Saturday nfternoon with the Eugene high shook The game starts tit two o'clock, and thero will bo no broadcast accord ing to nu announcement made by Bchoiil heads. A large crowd Is expected at the game, to put I be high school ex chequer up to par, ns II lost money on the Chcmawa game. ' Ttie Eugene team has nut made an Impresslvo record this, season, but is said to be now rounding into shnpe. It has not been beaten by largo scores, except by the Salem leu m. I The entire first string will swing into action against Eugene, In the first half. A of the plan would be advisable Hie report of the committee on I for ecuritle i,u,ini,,iLuiiMu was ueiore inn tleie-, states today. I The entlrn freight rate hi rl .., w , r" .' !0.r. in "k " y nd con,ii. ' . " ittiemiis. ' menleil llie rmvn opn,n tv,iw civic activities. The moving of I ho Copco home MEM present llmo to stand any Increase I,,!, a mZV was Kiven by Mr. Crey. who i. ih'mm and uhusive lans'iaye charnes made in the 'affidavit. She said "went out of the studio to nee what was wi-ohr and do what I rould to settled whatever dispute there was." hut derlan-d "I was nu Wdhhlinp tin they say." Capitalist Suicide. I.ONfl HKAClf. Cal.. Nov. 22. (At J. S. Haye. o3. reputed to ht a wealthy capitalist of Spokane. Wash., was found dead in a t?n- rnt:e nt hia Jiome -here today. A 1 bullet hole in' his head led poliee dm ide on a theory of suicide. "with tho idea of reviHinir it to re fleet abnolnte fafrnoRs to a(jrlcul ture before any hicreaKes in th umifi-t uic iw uuu iirti fiui-iniir Htntn nimlai..M i..n.. i i.i . ... . . . , uuuitra nun XL V, .. , "ni.ae.ci. . ii,at preference should be shown .... j'ii-n Mi.. uuu ine unyiKi nintor IrueL-n lint.,llln in freight costs "The .ll r.,., I"" B' ti e establlshmen. r I.7.. ....h T" ' v oweu some of the early strug trunsportiitlon upon our highways, hut we maintain that motor trans portation Is not a matter for fed eral regulation .hut rather shouli remain under the Jurisdiction ..f gles nnd problems with which the "city dads" were confronted. "We ure still facing many nroh lems," said Mr. Grey, "and we urge every citizen of Medford to hi :hly milk bus ill which Ihey rode from Port lnnd to The Unties and bark after the game is blamed. The team went through n light limbering up practice again last night hut thero will be no scrim mages this week. Hex Hpruguc, guard, went Into tho fullback pesi- 'expansion 'of air transportation. ....... . i, ii, u miu It UHII perishable products such and cream. The report affirmed tho grange's tormer aland on tho openln,' and maintenance of nnvlgnble streams. I take an active Interest in civic af fairs by voting at every city elec tion and by making suggestions o the council for necessary changes or Improvements. Legion Lauded In dealing with the park situa tion. Mr. Grey paid tribute ti, the hnwk. Onrnett burked tho signals ror Ihe rust siring. Asiorln Itlilli-iibil The Salem Statesman, does not .think much of tho Astoria claim for tho state title, as the following article attests: Now conies Astoria high school cnlmly claiming the stnte fnotbatl championship. At least, so de clares' a dispatch to the Morning Oregonian. This, according to locnl foot hall fans, points out the way In n-hich championships may bo won With perfect case nnd certainty, provided one doesn't mind having :ho title disputed. The secret of (Uccess is, don't play any games. Supporters of tho Hnlem high school eleven. It is reported, me nfter the scalp of Louis Anderson, red and black coach, because he throw away the championship by taking his team to Medford. lly staying at home nnd putting pieces In ihe paper, Louis could hnve had tho gonfnlon. Seriously speaking, Snleni high fans do rccnll that early this sea son, the local team had a game scheduled with Astorln high. For some reason which wasn't thor nughly explain, . Astoria culled off this game. Tho records show that Astoria high has not been defeated this year, 'huf It has played only one game against an Oregon high school team, defeating Seaside high J7 to 0. It also won from tho Columbia university prep school 21 to 0, defented three Washington high school teams. Rainier. Ilnquiam and Itnvmnnd. and played a 6 to 0 tie with Cen tralla Junior college. Negotiations are pending today by telephone and telegraph be tween the llenson high school, Portland champions, nnd the Med ford high school football team, for a game in that city Thanksgiving Day. The Medford terms called for a 110110 guarantee fur expenses, und r.O per cent of tho gale receipts, lifter the expenses had been paid. They woro offered 87 H per cent of the gate recolpts, nnd pay thetr own expenses. . Principal Ji. H. Conkle snid this! nuernoon, that he expected llenson high to nccede to the locnl terms. Medford holds thnt as Ihe cost of tho trip to Pnrtinnd will be'close to JlCIOfl, they are entitled to this financial consideration, inasmuch as llenson will have no expenses to speak of. Tho Portland high school nssoci ntlnn has a rule that no member team piny outside tho district, nnd this precludes tho possibility of llenson coming hern, much ns de sired by soul hern Oregun fans. The llenson team yesterday won the I 'oil In ml championship by dc fenllng Jefferson high. 6 to o, in a game thnt was no great shakes. Their Conch, Carl Hell, saw The Ialle game, nnd Is under the Im pression that he saw all of Med ford's plays, announcing after the game that ho Iwrndcd to challenge the winner, t , The negotiation are being con ducted by James ltlohnrdson, man nger of the Multnomah slailltim. whore the game will he played. The Benson team Is tho biggest In the Portland lengue, but is no larger than Ihu Medford team, the development :,d iniprovement U'sT 1'W'" 'V '"."i"' "l"en"1" of li e merchant marine and .be l"sorlng the present ..".. r. nun ii in h n.-tii start lor a comprehensive svstem WASHINGTON. Nov. 22. tP) r clly Parks and playgrounds, ue Hepresoninllvo Tllson of Cnnnecll-1 outlined the possibilities for cut, Hejinbllcnn lender In tho i fuliirn activities of this kind, point house, today predicted a special 1 lnK "veinl locutions where session of congress to deal with 1 c"-v owcd lntH might bo converted tariff revision, lie said that. In his j 111,0 attractive parks, lllusliatlm opinion, farm relief could bo dls-'n'H remarks by mentis of u large posed of nt tho short session. i cil-v m"P- irr. Tllson made his prediction "TllB ei,y council is plain I ig after ho had discussed the Hon-' tor "10 future," said Mr. Grey, "nut to! , , '"" M.v,,,,.,,,.-,! ui name. me Iilm i - actress declared. "I had nothing Steamer Sinks whatsoever to dn wilh II I absii- 1 OALUPOI.IS, Ohio, Nov. luiely deny bsing intoxicated or ! Wl-Tl") steamer Charles H, being abusive In front nf ik. ""n sank ln the Ohio river I.OS ANGUI.KS. Nov. 22. fjp) women. j While his wife and son stood by, ' said that the court would , Theodore Oakvlil, 41. heat Ills 12- .'hear both sides of the story, "if year-old daughter, Sophie, to death 1 m golpg to be dragged into it with a I annum- today und then; Just because I'm n motion picture, slashed his throat Willi n razor. He! actress." was believed to have hm delllv insane. I I-0 Dcpuly sheriffs, who rushed to the small home, iound the wife: d son. Ailinl. 14. Mainline In1 Wil-near here last night when It was caught In a heavy wind. Members of the crew ieached shore safely in a boat. NCii:i.i:s. Nov trial separation of Alma ltul- ens and her husband; Iticardo Cortex, film star, has come to a the street screaming for help. Oak-: h,,t'Py ending, both admitted to- Vlil was lount on tile bedroom f our RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION with bluod streaming from a loim j AUsH nl t'ortez separat- kbhU in his thoat. He was rushed pfl ?v,-''l months ago when Cortez to a hospital whero autliDrities xv,'nt 10 live at the apartment of u mild be probably would recover. j Uesirle the bed where the faJherf Jl wnK two weeks ago. they said. lay offifers found three butcher i M,i,t lnt tlft ided to let byuones Knives. i ie ryKones ami to i-tart all over NeiMblmrs who heard the an- f valn. RiUHiiPri Hlirleks of the slain (Inn ;- I am happy to sny it tir in nt Kprend an alarm. Th i lrl' we are reunited." .Miss wile ami son, who were removed Huheiw t aid, too," chorused to on adjoining home, were so bad-. ''vx. A 11a t tie Creek physician savs. "Constipation is rcsonsihle for more nli'ty than any other cau.e.' lint immediate relief has leen found. A talilet railed Kexnll Or derlies attracts water from the sys tem into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and t ! ment without formiim a habit or j ever Increasing the dose, is ' Jttop 8ufferin from constipation. v. new a iiexaii iJidei i ie at lilfiot. Next day bright. (Jet 24 for 25c today at the nearest llcxall Druw Store. West Side I'harmncy. ( euil leKUIntlvn aituatlon I'resldent CoolidKe. with IVING BALL PLANNED BY LEGION wo need I ho support of cvorv Med tord citizen In pulling over the park program." Public sentiment is nearly as Important ns ade(tiuio funds to carry out projects of this type. In closing, Coiincilmnn Grey ngnin a'fiiin mged the support of locnl people who can do their' bit in civic affairs by taking an active interest In every city problem. A big Thanksgiving ball Is plan ned fur next Thursday night by! the local post of tho Anierlcnni l-eglon. This Is tho Initial affair of a series of big hoiidny dances to raise funds for tho Meilfm-.l! drum corps. ! Plans call lor the expenditure of u large sum of money to out fit nnd train the present corpsi before Ihe next convention In! order to turn oul n prize-winning! corps for Medford, which would; iii'im an unlimited amount of fa vorable publicity for this com munity. Kvory one is urged to reserve next Thursday night for the l,c Klnn dance, which is expected to bo even better than the recent Armh-ticc ball. ' Stale crackers may be mnde crisp by placing them In the oven a few night by ! minutes. LEG 3 Prosldeill's Tooth O. K. WASHINGTON. Nov. S. d?1) President C'onlidge loduy hnd the satisfaction of knowing that no vblts to the dentist are in store, for him nny times soon. As a, matur of routine he visited Hi? arinj- dispensary and had Ills mo lars X-nyed. They were In ex cellent coin! it loo. Col. James t'oiipal, White House nhyclclnn. snid. Have You Varicose or Swollen Veins and Bunches Near Ankle or Knee? I To stop the misery, pain or sore 1 ness, help reduce the tlnmuerous swollen veins and utrmuihcii the I leys, use Moone's Kmeratd oil. This clean powerful penetrating yet safe anttsptic heiillnu oil U ohtalniilde at Heath's Druu' Store and all firt class di'UK stores. In hundreds of en sen Mnnne' Km era Id Oil bus Kiven blessed re- lief. Wonderful for I'leeis. old j Sores, I'.roken Veins aiuV Trouble- some Cases or Ki-ti'imi, moone's EMERALD OIL New Playhouse Theatre FRANK'S COMEDIANS STARTS TONIGHT FOR 4 BIO NIGHTS A Rollicking 3-Act Farce Comedy "TOO MANY HUSBANDS" Tt's n ooniplofp knockout and incrchnnt's half i.rici's arc Rood this week. Coming "High Cost of Loving" The Fastidious One May Be Immaculats, Confident, Carefree, Even in the Sheerest, Daintiest Apparel. h intra omm at a h n 1 rag '.,Sr ..,:.'' A, I New cTheNew Sanitary Meets Every Requirement of Hygenic Protection narrow construction; slightly thicker, tapering. Shaped for ut most comfort. .Made of fine qual ity surgical gauzo nnd cellulose of softest texture nnd reinarkahle ab sorbing qualities. 29c Box of One Dozen Absolutely odorpronf. Sterilized. Affordln.; positive protection with out bulUlness. Kasy to dispose ot dissolves readily. One Dozen In a Rose -.id Lavender Box Costs Less Than Others, But Is Infinitely Better. Marvelous Quality Fine Rayon Underthings Unusually Low Prices Dance Set $1.98 Gowns $1.79 Chemises 98c Loveliest of the New Pastel Ehades Tailored, Knitted llnyon lovely sheer quality. Kronen styles of exquisite beauty. Trimmed In medallions and . .cot eucos. ah pastel shndes. Sixes for misses women. 9 and Tapered Heel SilkHosierySlv3! KxpresslnR the outstanding trend In style. With tnisred heel Klvlns urnceful silhou ette to the onkle. Service welitht In silk extondInK well over tho knee. All now fall shades. All sixes, 4 to in Montgomery Ward & Co. 117 S. Central Ave. Phone 28 Morlf.J n l i-.vMiu. u, vicgun Adrienne's November Coat Sale 200 Winter Coats Price S39.50 Coats.... $18.25 S49.50 Coats.... $24.75 S59.50 Coats.... $29.75 S69.50 Coats.... $34. 75 S79.50 Coats.... $39.75 S89.50 Coats.... $44. 75 S98.50 Coats.... $49.75 S125.00 Coats... $62.50 Sizes 14 to 46 MILLINERY One assortment values up to 9.0;-). Priced at of Hats; $4.95 Another assortment of Hats. Values up to 22.r0; prii-ed at $8.95 A Discount Off on All Dresses STEWARD Medford National Bank Building Your PHOTOGRAPH The Gift that only YOU can give Phone 472-J for Appointment irvi . . Jhotoqr 331 East Main Street Photo graphs JL Qlve forever Urepairing tew Pullets which nre tnrdy In devel opment are often taken "nut of the (eneral pullet fln,k and put hy , themselves. A hither protein msfi : mlcht benefit them om orin-thcm productive stnse. Why be satisfied with a ready-made suit when you can have an Ed. V. Price OR MT. Born Suit, tailored to your measure, for $25 up A fit or your money back. The Men's Shop Next to Rialto W.WATO Work vroBiesscs on concrete dam nnd pumping ,tntl..n of diking system here.