Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 27, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt i it It i k 1- i i 2 n J i i ! If PAOE STX DEER INCREASE iSTEWARD SAYS BRINGS DANGER! VESIRIS CREW OF STARVATION .. - " - ! Protection By Man Has De-; : strayed Natural Balance; Acute Situation in Ari-; zona Elk Also Threat-, ened. : WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. (ff) j Peer are growing ho numerous in ' Hoverul of Ihe national forest h In ! tha w.t thut they uro 'In i1nnj;.'r j of Ktat vnlion nnI most of their ; plight 1h due to their protection by I niin. 1 Everywhere on tho nntionul for- j totlny, tho number of deer in In- .Man by his sluughtnr of moun tain lions, woIvph, lynxcK Knil oUmt tirfylnc aniinnlH has iltwtroyort nu- luro's balance. Now the ehlcf nuiurnl chocks on the ileor arc famine and iIIhohhq, thn foroHt hop-j vice witfl. C ' - 1 ' t r When ftn, executive number - of animal are Hoeking miHtenance. u short fpruge crop, or a html winter ; result in a Mrugglo for lire muter which tho . weaker nnlmtilH often Mice u m n in large number!. ,At preKent, t lie forest Hcrvleo Haiti, tin moKt acute Hituation on any national forehl In on tho Jviil hab Intent In northern Arizona. The deer henl in IhlH foreHt, num bering over 28, 000, liat outrun Hh foetl mipply ko that fawiiH born thn previous yenr havo died. A nome whut almllnr Klfi'alloir t brent (Mm the elk, lierilH of tho Yollnwr.lnrio region. ln Wyoming and Montana. l,OH ASO Nov. 27. W) WnriIirhigr half Mtnrved Inlo rn HortH, farniH and gardenH on the oiiUUhtH of elite, doer have be come a nulwinoo In varlouH parti of California, complaint testify, last year the finh und game coin miMilon reported that zu.ouo deer were killed Jn California, with Mendocino county holding the record with 104tf killed but never IheJecB, Nporttmen Kay they have been, breeding much faster.1. Recently fllendora furmciR bc flititia'Jrnta biicitue doer, had been fptlHttiiff In fhelr avocado orchard). ;roveiu, they uid, had no redrew bocause It woh unlawful to' nhoot the -duet- and they could not bring nult agaln.i. the Htate for Iokhch. They built fences to keop the anl malfl ou'fc.'V; ; . , , Deer'tioulH hi tho Han't a Monle.i mountains- wero ' reported emlim gerlng.tho ilfe of rhru pltiuts in the Cullfor'nlri,' liot'tinicrtl gardoni, espe piully thJ newly planted, trees In tlio Hull of' Puine', with the new teal , and- laurel getting the mont tin weletmto attention, .All wild lire , Is protected In Mandevlllo canyon. ' New Zealand Is sahl to ship J .0410.000 deer yearly to the Tnlled Htntes as vonlnon. -FOR THIRD TIME . EW YORK, Noy, 87. The marriage of Hobasttan H. Kresgo and Clara K. Hwaiuc. which was announced today at Ktroudshurg, J'a., is the third . marriage, of tho millionairo philanthro p 1 s t and chain store operator, whose mari tal affairs have been aired In the courts for the past several years. Kresge, who U 01 years old, married Anna, K. Harvey of Mem phis;, Teiin., on December 10, 1H!7, and from thin union five children were born. Tho couplo was dl vorcod In Detroit, and 'oji March 24 1024 Krcffge married Miss Ma hoi lioris Mercef of Pittsburg. For Colds a W j) Now many people you know end their colds with Bayer Aspirin I And liow often you've heard of its prompt relief of sore throat or tonsilitis. Xo wonder millions take it for colds, neuralgia, rheumatism j and the aches and pains that go with them. The won- '.tlcr is that anyone still worries through a winter without these . tablets I They relieve quickly, yet have no effect whatever on the heart. .Friends have told you Bayer Aspirin is marvelous; doctors have declared it harmless, livery druggist has it, with proven dircc- ' linns, Why not put it to the test ? IfTlrln I, th REFUSED HELP ' j Lifeboat One-Third Full,; Crew Refused Aid to' Sinking Passengers Ra-j dio Calls Told By Rescue; Ship. i XP.W YORK, Nov. 27. UP) A J first-class bedroom steward testi fied today that he got away from tho sinking steamer Vcstrls in a lifeboat less than one-third filled and that when ho suggested res cuing .some passengers, was threat ened with lieiug Nlrul'k over the head with an oar. There were 15 men in the life boat, which hau: a capacity of be tween r.O and CO, he sutd. All but him vcru negro firemen, ho said. ' "I siiggented vq cruise around and pick up some passengers," said Thomas Hdwards, the stew ard, "but ono of the firemen told me, 'If you don't shut up I'll crack you over the head with an oar.' " Kdwnrds testified at the investi gation of thn disaster being con ducted by Ihe L'nlted States Hteam boal inspection norvleo. "You didn't make any effort to pick up passengers, then?" lie waA asked by Dlckerson Hoover, super vising Inspector general, who is presiding at the hearing. "No," said tho steward. "What could I do? They were ull aftuinst me." " ltndlo Calls. Testimony that t'aplaln Carey of the Utitlsh liner Vestris told a ship ait hour after his SOS that be did not need help was on the record of the federal Inquiry into the disaster today. Tho radio log of the Ihltlsh liner Cedrie showed that at lOrfiii on tho morning the Vestris sank, sho received the mennge. "Thanks. dnt need your help. Proceed. Carey." It was anansvcr to her own message that s;hc was ISO miles away and would come to the aid of the Vestris If needed. ; No t'-stlniony was Introduced to how Why this was done, but the supposition was that Captain Ca rey expected to receive aid from nearer ships, .Several nearer ships did aid in the rescue, but the steamer Uerlln ami the V. H. K. Wyoming, both or which were far ther, away than. tlie. Cdrlc, f-aved thn, lives of 3i persons. ENDURANCE FLIGHT !S FltHKN'O, Cal., Nov. 27. (i1) Tho eiiduraiice flight of J.ee Keho- enhalr and ,lolm Ouglielmettl end ed at 1M0 o'clock this morning when they landed at the Helm airport,. 40 miles west of here. They hud 90 gallons of gasoline left, whlrh was not enough to carry l hem to n new rocord. ni: v floods in nr.LGir.M (Continued from Pago Ono.) Tho freighter Arnabal-Mondi sank off Han Sebnstion, Spain, but her crew was rescued. Tho tosses to Oreat Hiitain alone from the recent storms wcro esti mated tjt more than a million pounds. This Ineluded damago to I property ashore, to shipping and 1 1 f o boa t services and i he da m -age resulting from suspeiiHion of transport. Calmer weather enabled tho cro!H channel steamers to re sume their regular services yes terdav afternoon. Nome of these I had been suspended since Friday, lidnco the vessels weri unahlo to I enter Kreneh ports. In.l. mrk f tliTrr Minnfictiirt , i . RN fEDFORD MAIL Seeks Divorce Mme. France? Ida of the Metro politan opera, hai filed suit for divorce in Nogales, Mexico, agai it Ciulio Gatti-Casazza, director of the Metropolitan, F COLLAPSED TODAY nO.MII. Nov. 27. (P) Two floors In the quarters of the Palatine tluards of the Vatican caved, in ibis morning. . The accident caused considerable alarm to persons in the papal sulto and measures were Immediately taken to .tost the sta bility of floors and ceilings In the pope's private quarters. The quarters of the guards nnd tho pope's private apartments were eens.ructed In the lata years of the Itiih century under the reign of Pope Ixttis V, (Mi being informed of tho mis hap In ihe quarters of the guards the pope ordered that everything possible be done to avoid similar collapses elsewhere In the Aposto lic palace. PAPvIH, Nov. 27. (P) Franco, on the advice of the court of indict ment today derided not to honor the extradition request of the Unit ed MtatoH for II. M. Hluckmr, missing Teajiot Dome witness. His delivery to A merles n ffet-u was sought on nn Indictment charging him with making false Income tux returns at Denver, Colo. The second heaving In the case was held today and' the court's opinion was then sent to the minis try of foreign affairs.. Mr. P.lack mer was Immediately' ordered lib erated. Tho French government attorney advocated refusal of the extradi tion on the ground th"t the orfense was primarily political, L ' 1PAT1 MA HKHFI KLT), Ore., Nov. 27. (Pi Pioneers of five counties will gather nt Kmplre, Coos county's nhlesl and newest town next sum mer In the largest Old time cele bruilon ever staged In Cons county according to F. 1J, Tlohunor, of Port (rl'ord,x $vhd haa made ar rangements Avltli the Km pi re chamber of commerce, The' oldest town In esch county will havo charge oT arrangements. These are Jacksonville, Jackson: Klrby, Josephine; Port Orford, Curry; Umpire, Coos; Wcottsburg, DmiKlns. , Wall Street Report N1CW YOltK, Nov. 27. li The main price tendeney In today's stock market was again upward although tho market developed moro Irregularity than hi most re cent M't-sions, dtie to a rather gen eral desire to "take profits before the ThnnksglVing day holiday. Copper and railroad shaves were In the forefront of the advance, with n sprinkling of high priced special tlcH marked up 5(' to" 12 points by pool operators. - The Into market showed wide contrail log fluetuaiions ns pe and shorts competed to govern the market'H trend. Cuitns, howover, were more numerous nnd substan tial than losses, ltosa Insurance reached ?9U a gam nf 1(U points. Motor products nnd A. M. Myers went tip ten points each, while .Yellow Truck, Lehn and Ftnk. InlerhoroiiKh Knpid Transit and Worthlngtou Pump preferred A moved ft to points hicher. Curt b Aero sold down 7 points; I e la ware ami tlmlsou, Areh-1aniels-Mid land 6 points each. Canadian Pacific and Wright Aero 3. Call money moved up to 9 per cent. The closing wan Irregular. Hales approximated S.OeO.OOO. KT.AMATII FALL SRO acre! potatoes shipped from here during avtuon. TRITITIN, MF17F0RD, nn irr nrnninn in CONTINGENT UPON BILL AGREEMENT; WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.(JP)- j Conferences with members of tho ' houtn and senate have failed to I give President Coolidge an.Vindlca ; tlons whether a farm relief bill ; may bo pa.-wd at the comlnrr regu i lar session. j Mr. Coolidge feels that 1 the ' subject could bo discussed and u ! decision arrived at without atiy I great debate, a farm relief bill j might well be piissed at this sh j slon bu if it is the plan of mem j hers of congress and the new nd j ministration to havo a special Rev ision he feels that that thn farm j relief question might well go over j until that time. j In the. president's Judgment the I whole question as to whether a ! farm relief bill can bo. passed at- the coming regular session, centers around the ability of 'member of congress nnd people outside who arc. Interested in the legislation to agree on a bill. ! Yt ifi'iubles Welcome. PONN, Germany, Nov. 27. (P) Klly Ney, paniste, whose fortis simos In concert are quite pro nounced, often receives bouquets of vegetables from admirers In stead of flowers. This Is because she eats no meat and refrains, so far as possible from cooked vege tables. Hair Tonic Koniaiicc, MCNU'll, (Scrmauy. Nov. 27. (A1; Duke Nicholas of Leuchten berg. who wjis Vtn officer in the ezar's bodyguard of Cossacks, has married Ktla Muejler, beautiful blonde servant gifl. Pesldes being u domestit! .foj- ty hairdresser, she (ended soro. '4'he dnke first mv.i her when buying hair wash. C pr.TO.W-t00M bond 1hiic lor paving of elty. streets approved, i Yoii Can't Change the Weather WEATHER PROPHET WILL keepVou prepared for rain or shine BRING THIS Coupon IwC and Guaranteed An Ideal Gift Made in America It b siirtirlslncly ri'llntilr Infill UMlltlT mtlllltlltlH. .Mailt' nn shirty rclt'rillfli; (.rltifljilf Vt liuvc nftit'il n j-iii'dul iiico tin (ii;iiitily mill as In:1;' at tlicy v.Ul srll llii'in for only unc II ymi .l.riitu dii- cmi)iin, Wlirti llif Ytpnllicr tn he litu the ,twn vlillilren v.lll v'umi1 diiI: 'ti.-n itdimy RrAlliiT U 3iilonclttri;, ttir nili-li will emie nut Ir.-m H to ""J I limin ulii-aJ if otln r iin. Tlic bimse I insitp nf tueiUnmt. In Sut. ii'ta'(P lyle. ildi!te. vltli lliriitnioetcr, vik' tii-atl, hit! umt tithi tiitil, i luu ilnord. v ' . Advertised for SI. 00. Our Price for a limited lime vlth the CoiUMtn HEATH'S DRUG STORE LARRY TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING And Everything that is Good in the Meat Line DUCKS-GEESE-CHICKENS MORRELL'S HAMS SWIFT'S HAMS SINCLAIR'S HAMS BEEF PORK LAMB VEAL-FANCY ROASTS Order Youn Wants Early " ' We Deliver Medford Center Market In Rear of 20th South Central OREGON'. TUESDAY, mirnnnri nil POLICE HUNTING ! FOR 'STRANGLE!!'! nAKI-:nSFIIT). Cal.. Nov. 27. 1 ' Pi A general hunt was under j way today for the, man who critn- ; . lnallv assaulted Mrs. Paul Hun 1 ni-u 4 5, and then strangled her1 to dtatli In htr homo here. I Spurred on by the dead woman's three sons, iialph. Charles and ; , Kay., police and sheriff's officers t baffled thus far, feverishly contin- ; ' ued the search for clews whieh ' tnight lead to the identity of Mrs. . ' Hunriicutt's assailant, j The body was discovered by j I Charles Hunnjeutl, one of the sons, when he returned home last night ' ;nnd after finding the house in dis- ; order, started n search for his j I mother. Opening a closet door he , i was met by the body of his mother ; falling into his arms. I Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27. (A1) .'Wheat Pig Dend bluestem, hard ; white $l.41t; soft white $l.2U; wes- I i tern white SI. 20: hard winter! SI. 16; northern spring $1.13; wes i tern red $1.1 ,r. ! Oats No. 2-3S lb. white S35.50. Today's car receipts Wheat 82, : flour f. corn 4. oats 1, hoy 10. STATE THEATRE Any Seat 15c Anytime . Children under 12, 10c Shows Change Daily TONKiirr , . "THE BELLS' Featuring Lionel Barrymore. Also Comedy and Scenic ami U ilfcitr.ttisl 'ii tiin v. It imi nmr wliliws UJul 69c 5 Mail Orders 10c extra AND FRED Century Storo Phono 255 NOVEMBER 27, 392!." - " : .MiiiiiiiimiiiiMiiiimmiiimitllll li-'lll llllllllieililfllltltllllttlflltfltlltlllllltlltlllltltllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllltlllltllllllllllttltlliiiataia'------ Thanksgiving Specials At Mann's All Day Wednesday A Big Sale of Hosiery $2.00 Values $1.39 Rollins and Burlington Pure Silk Full-fashioned Hose in a splendid assortment of colors. All sizes; regular price $2.00; as a big special (1 3Q Wednesday, pr piOV See Display in Window Special Sale of Boutonnieres $1.59 Values 39c A" fortunate -purchase of beautiful Silk, Velvet and Organdie Bouton nier" Flowers in all shades and styles enables us to place on sale to niorrow an' assortment, that sell at regular prices 39c up to $1.50, at tho extremely low price of, oacli '. fiv Rayon Bed Spreads S5.95 Values, S4.75 BlxlOa-inch, Fhc.v"Kiyori Tied-' spreads in j-ose, green, blue and 1 a ve n d e . A really beautiful spread suitable for gifts, lion! iKi.f).") values; on sale 7c" Wednesdav, each 1 0 Special Thanksgiving Sale of Dainty Underwear Sunbeam Rayon Bloomers Made of a very excellent grade of fine Rayon shades and sizes. Wednesday, pair Grepe de Chine ' Chemise In all the new light shades, made in attrac tive styles, trimmed iu lacc, all sizes; Wednes- lay special, dQ each Dollar "00 new Wirthmor did (nngliams and styles to choose from. Real Sfl.uO values; Wednesday, each Union Suits Women's Fleece, L i 11 e d ITnioii. Suits, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle and juice length; good qual ity,, sizes 30 ..to.'cit). On sale Wednesdav, 1 1 AZL soil Silk Chermeuse -10 inches wide, an all-Silk ma terial with a lovely Satin finish, in all the new shades At Yard Man Orders Promptly Get Ready for the Thanksgiving Ball Special Sale of Party Frocks $15.00 Values $9.75 ; 15 new Party Frocks in hand-painted and embroi dered taffeta silk; uneven Item lines; tight bodii-c: full bouffant skirts; comes in beautiful pastel shad6s; Sflo.00 values. Special 7C Wednesday, each Uo 1 J Exclusive Styles at $16.95 This ;)'ou) consists of Sleeveless Satins. Taffetas and (! corvettes; ostrich, lace and embroidery trim. Sizes 14 to 40. Special Wednes- fclCQC day, each .... Vs a big special for- 1 Dance Sets If ad c of fine quality Rayon, t r i in m c d in d a i n t' y lace; colors peach, p ink 'and nile; all sizes, Wednesday ''i::':;.... $2.45 TC S ale of House and Happy Home-House Trims, hist colors; regular , Mi."x $1.95 Jlam&ijaitmtitiSto) r ' "THE STORE FOR EVE PYBODYT" rilled, Postage Prcpaid-Agenti for ButUsrlck Pattenu I Stationery Special 85c Values, 59c A beautiful assortment of Novel ty Stationery suitable for gifts in a line assortment of weaves. Comes in white and colors. Real 8")c values. Wednes- C Q day, box Ji7V. . in all Dresses Dresses made of splen and extra sizes, ilanv 'Wffi $1,00 I Vanta Suits H S1.25 Values, S1.00 Children's Vanta Waitjt Union Suits, made of fine soft cotton;- i till sizes. Splendid quality. .flJo E values, AVedtjcsday, QQ ' Xmas Handkerchiefs 1 Kxtra fine Pure Linen Handker- chiefs iut up n in a fane box, suitable for gifts. ' $1.00 9 HIVM 'Wl!."