Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 28, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAflTC SIX MEDFOKD MATL TRTOtTXE, "MKDFORD, OHEOOX. WEDNESDAY. XOVIvMHKR 28, 1928. I0RE0TT IS ENROUTE HOME UNDER GUARD 1 eminent at Ottawa, the American! J authorities obtained possession of jNortlu-o from thti Itoyitl Carta-! I illan imwitcd police at Vancouver' I yesterday afternoon and nmdit a duslx for tho border In two auto- molillen, coining to Keattk for the' InlBht. The party, Including Jnini-H -It. Julnn. Hecla) lnvejitij,'alor for i.thv MheriCf'8 off lev of itiver.ilde 'county; Albert I Kelley. chief hi- vestiKutur for tho lllvci-Kldo din-; tiltrt attorney of ltlverrdde. and. Captain William J. Urik'ht. deputy' ! sheriff of hm Anclen county, will' KO to Los AUK'-h's from here hy Fight Against Extradition within three weekH In Lou Angele. ! May Face Trial jn,,inKn not,. Northcott surprised the party when ho made the fol- Three Weeks Protests '"v!?1-' '""" , Maybe you fe, Innocence. HAL HOSS HAS COURT ACTION MA WA HINTS TO HELP FOR HICKMAN iVviQITFn AUTO TRAFFIG REWARD MONEY nu unn o! Ul IIUUVLa "1 Murder Farm Owner Loses ; viUek. u i ji.,dwmc- opinion Secretary State Advocates Los Angeles County Seeks ; wiui .Miruicuu s iirsi irmi w in man ; SEATTMS. Nov. 2S. tTV-Mu-aclcd to un officer, tiordon Htew art Nttrtlieolt,, accused nf the mur- lluwn would like to know that Han ford (Mark Is not my nephew. Now think on that for awhile." Kit n ford Clark, known nit North cott'a nephew, linn accused North cott of murdering several boy on the chicken ranch, declaring that Telephone Booths on Highways Dispatching System Paint Officers' Cars Distinctively. iters of four boys on hiw California he yean nn eyewitness to sonic of I chicken raiifii, was taken on board the alleged kllliriKH. a train here today fur Loh An- Northern rnfuwed to explain life geleM. ' Northcott, who wuh brought here by automobile from Vancouver, II. ! C.. during tho nitrht, wan ninllfnt,' hut self-comciouH when he was led i r -ir.vri .,,,, FRINGE SPEEDS S ft union SliTHurt Norllicolt. ! ftatement, however. While wait ing for the automobile, ho enter tained the officers and newspaper men by play Int; a piano. North rot I. who four year no played In nn orchestra In Vancouver, wild that he was glad to "be nrouud n piano ugnin as I may never get another chance to play COIIVALLIH, Ore., Nov. ;:((. (P) Iiclievinff that the Oregon high ways can be made safer and more ! attractive, to motorists by mount of n few changes In tho existing codes, ami the installation of new featurcH. Hecretary of Ktato Hal IIohs addresbed the Corvallis cham ber of commerce today, his first public address since taking office mora than two mouths ago. Tho Judicious locating of tele phone booths along the highways, for public use In case of accident Northcott voluntarily declared or 'mergency, was advocated. Also that ho was a bit nervous and self- ha adoption of a new call leje- eonKcioufl, but added, "tho first hundred years are the hardest." While worklncr n cross-word nuz zle, tho chicken rancher overheard ! '"In for someone lolcinirlv nv thev would ' tection, the; lik to take home for a souvenir phone , system, whereby the tele phone receiver can ask for n state traffic officer, much the aame as police and fire pro speaker thought was needed. A dispatching system. a candelabrum which was on thfliw I""! ' headquarters In cer table. The person remarked that ' taIn towns Would be fitted In with it would have to be taken apnrt ; llu' telephone call system, to pack it. To this Northcott chip- Th tnt traffic equipment, mo ped In. "Let's all take a piece and ! torcycles, coupes or other vehicle. then we will all be in on It.' should be more plainly marked Oiilnii took crent interest m ihls'i than at present, Hoss said, such as statement, pointing out that North-1 nU white, or some other suitable eott's mother, Mrs. Loule North- J 'lor. Also, night slgnul lights cott, Is charged by Hanford Clark I """"hi prominently dhplayed, with having made a similar remark ln(,t the motorist using tho hlgh In connection with the alleged axe ways would know there was an of kllling of Walter Collins. Clark j fk'C1' ,-Utt' At the present time was reported to have said that he o-hnlf the state traffjc officers heard Mrs. Northcott say. "We will ttVC operating In coupes. With the all hit him and then we will nil : 2t'.U0 vehicles using the Oregon be In on It." Mrs,, Northcott Is charged with having aided her son In two kill ings. Hhe is being held In Cal gary, Alberta, pending the outcome of her extradition case. Hho lost her cane ncatnst extradition, but has filed an appeal. 4- TO BEDSIDE OF highwayi'. and with 4'iO.iMiu lleenscd drive i'n, the tttate cannot be too careful In making laws for the safety of Its citizens, he wild. The highway patrol and allied features will receive a lot' of attention from the next legislature, ho believed. Last year the state patrol cov ered SQ.Uiio miles and checked 2f. accidents, and In 50 cases rendered first aid. to the train which will boar him toward a trial In California. A special car una oeeu ouiaiucu inri the Journey, which culminated t vigorous fight by Northcott against Vxtradltloii from Canada. The fro nth has maintained u firm front AILING FATHER Mine Officials Gaued ' WILLIAMSON. W. Va.. Nov. 2S. MP) The president. Ronornl man RKor and Minerlntondcnt of the (ilcsora foul company of Huntlne- ton worn found dead toduy In the Ulniler mini) at' ninilerville, Ky , 'i nilleH went of WilllamKun: Thoy apnurently were yletims.of a mi exptoHlon. . I SeMtMMil. ItitniN. HAN KliANl'lHCO. Nov. 28 M'l rurkflre caiiHed a tfnHoltne vx- Pvnslstently protesting his inno- King UCOrgC S COnQltlOn ISlCold seven miles outside . the fence and expressing his opinions freely about officers and newspa permen. ' 8I2ATTLK, Nov. :. Oor-don- Stewart Northcott has lost his first big legal fight and must now stand trial for murder. Although protesting most vig orously, tho 2-year-old Canadian youth who Is uccuscd of slaying four young boys on his Hlversldc, Cai., chicken ranch, was wh Inked Vcrowi the Cnnnilian-Amorlcnn bor tlor last, night and was nn t'nlted Ktnti il tonight In -cHiirge of four ;uJUonilu police orflolals, Opepatihg .Kpcrotly and ipiioltly Ctcitho nvo5nry worrants were frreivrd'-Triinr' the dnmlulnn 'gov- Giyefreely r UnchangedPassed Fair Day Prince George On Board Ship in Bermuda Waters. olden Hiato today and the craft burned and sank. Steve Kaldln and (leorgu Johnson, were res cued by tho coast guard cutter f'avlota. LONDON. Nov. 28. (P The K:3U p. in. bulletin Issued by the king's physlclins said: "Tho kipg 'pttiwed a fair day. with some sleep. Otherwise, con dHlons are unchanged." DA.R-ES-8ALAA M, Tanfianylka, Nov. 'J8, iff) Tho Trlnco of Wales, upecditiK to tho bedside uf his fath er, King tlcorgc, arrived hero late today and wont to Cluvernmnt House, HAMILTON, llermuda, Nov. 28, (T-H. M. H. Durban, nbourd which TrlncP Cloorge, youngest bon of King Cteorge, Is stationed, Is Mill in llermuda waters, and there were no Indications today that ho had been called homo. LONDON. Nov. i'S. pT A let ter from the king's physician. lord Dawson ,of Pcnn, fubmltted to the cabinet this morning and ordered published, said that his majesty was suffering from Inflammation congestion- of the right lung, with extensive plastic pleurisy on the right side. Thero must bo anxiety, the let ter said, due to the Infection, which naturally must bo serious. The condition of tho lung, however, was somewhat Improved and the letter pointed out that tho king's strength had been maintained. Lord Dawson xtuted that tho Ill ness thus fai was being controlled and Its force lessened and that he hoped Its duration would' he curtailed. STATE THEATRE Any Scat 15c Any Time Children Under 12, 10c Show. Change Dally TONIGHT to Force Claimants Fight. Distribution Out Among Arrival From Punta Aenas Selves Medford Man Greeted By Thousands Files for Share. Warm Popular and Of-. ficial Welcome Shore Batteries Fire Salute ; Ships Dressed With Flags! SAN JOSK. Costa llira, Nov. 28. LOS ANGKLKK, Nov. 28. IP) : Declining to enter a eontroverwy' over disposition of the $5000 re ward It offered for tho eupture. of William Kdward Illckmun, girl. kldnaper-Hluyer, tho county of Lou; AiiKelea has instituted un uctlon ' of Interpleader asalnst all claim-1 (yp)-Ir,.sld.!nt-clect Hoover, now 1 . i ...in . .... The ult. namloB the county and " "","7 ,. n 7 V , ' District Attorney A Keyes as l?- "1T ,?U, " S , ? " " ?0, V B Ca"t: Ph.ln-.iffs. se.. , eo the f und : ?om Punta Ar Lu aacrnoon : automa.leany , ,nils f ,e j fTherel"Uwi;JeU""vera1 thousand! county clerk so that claimants may ! sonil 0 hanJ , , Mr. H0-1 start miKa.lon amonB themselves, vcr a wm , and offlcia, to determine- distribution of the welcome. i money, j ; Heven pci-sons who filed claims1 PL'NTA AHHNAS, Costa Klca, j fur the reward were named In thai Nov. 28. (TP) Herbert Hoover. county's action together with 4i presidentelect of the United; John Doe, Jane Doe nnd John Doe- ( Slates, was Riven a noisy welcome corporations. Tho claimants nam-when he landed here at 8:30 a. m. ; ed were T. It. (Jurdane, ( L. Lieu-'today oa hiH good-will mission.! alien. Pendleton. Ore.; Kred King, I Shore batteries cxchanRed salutes i Alunco Vest, Portland: fioorce V. ! with the U. S. S. Maryland, which; WlllouKhby. Seattle; Thomas n. rhad anchored a half hour earlier o'.Vell. Medford. Ore.: Fred - H. ;1 the roadstead. The WHY of Ward Values World mart are aearched to learn people's wants, and to find he best sources of sup ply Manufacturers' production costs and methods are studied for economies. . . Tremendous orders keep facto ries operating during dull sea sons. . . .. Raw materials are bought when prices are low. . , . Our own factories are operatetd and help given to others. . All these advantages are back of Ward's remarkable money saving values . . . and you get the benefit. Combination Last Soft to 8 Foot Health Kid Two-Strap S4-29 pair Combines trim beauty Willi the comfort of steel urcti supports. Kfnu black kid with smart crescent cutouts. These Fast-Color Fancy Jacqiiard. BATH TOWELS will udtl a touch of color to Vour butht'oom Peck, l.os Anceles. IN ROTHSTEIN CASE; NRW YOltK. Xo: XK.VP) I t'leol-Ke A. Mr.Manus. held on a charm! of murder, wus sphinx-like enigma of the Kuthfctcin case to-: day. The man who "could clear up ' this mystery In three r.ilnut's." to ; quote District Attorney Canton. occupied a cell In Jail, refusing to ; tell what he knows about the slay- Iiik of his eamliliiiK friend, Arnold ItutliMteln, wealthy Humbler. J liefore him daiiKled Mr. J.ian- ton's bait, a promlnc uf Immunity Ships ill thu harbor. Including i the ltritish vessel Salvador, were ; decorated wltii flni;B. A large crowd.! ( held back by the militia, was on1 the wharf ami quays and the nn- . tlve police band played as the vis- j i itors came ashore. ' ; A delegation from the cabinet I met Mr. Hoover, who left soon j iafterwaid for tho capital at San': JJohp, whore he will be received by j El ASSAULT ATTEMPT Size, 20x39 inehes. Unusual Value at Ward's Low Price, 40c each Your guests will notice thoso towels with their attract ive colors white with blue, hello or gold borders und Icngthwiso stripes. Jacquard basket pattern In the thick weave, and a place for a monogram. A TWO-PIECE BATH SET Exceptional .. 1 QQ Suitahlc value at, set set : . as ti gift This color! ul set of towels. 17x31 inches, and one wash cloth. 12 Inches square, conies In a decorative box. Soft Turkish weave. Pink, blue. gold, green. loooks like silk! feels like silk! BUT IT IS5. De-Lustered RAYON (( T a new y v hose ,. that sells for h ; .a pair ; 'Kl Ueautiful long SmCi wearltm. Picot top and pointed jjiff heel. New fall Mfr colors. A Stenciled Silk Scarf of fine crepe 298 1 each That feminine finishing touch to the costume. In lovely clear tints of rose, orchid, peach, blue or maize. Stenciled in contrasting colors. War, whittling, when MoOrew ap : preached and ordered him off the liar. He said McCirew- attacked him and In tho scuffle .McCircw 28. P), ran into the knlfo. Victor Kooner and Thomas tur- 1-. i, l. inc., .Nov. W) ,.. transients, testified that Me . If. . Met lain, stii-i-liil nirr-nt ... . . . . ...i.t. , 11.. fl-,Hl, li...U......,i..n If l.n ,.1 ...11. . . .. .. a : W.-llliei lUlll lietll Bl-'ll ' - in. in me ouinern raclllc coniimny. ,h .,.! I.ut McManus maintained the testified today In the trial . of ! "Thr .state has about 30 wit polley of silence be adopted after Joseph I.. MeDanlel. 2:!. that Me- ncl',s l llt , tl " stand, d". he , equally surrendered himself In Unicl ,,tod t after hte ?,'.," .Z bad ,, ind Ica.-d Minimi, :u, j, inai no nail n in n no l'ciuscu to leu .Mr. : nltei cation on tooit pmce me nigut J A. Ii. Metirew. lu-akeman, who of .November i In room 31a uf the ; was stabbed to death. Park Central Hotel, where ltoth-I ik-Danlet Is charged with first stein win shot and McManus' over-! degree murder i connection with coat was found, be was locked up I the death of MeCrew without ball to await hearing l-'ri- 1 Mctn.iin quoted MeDanlel a-, rrnyltis he wns seated on Woman Ilealrn. etreet Commission houses say KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2T. A'l that whereas a few years ago fa Mrs. Catena I.apletra. 20. was per etnt of their clients wero resl tound beaten to deatli in bed nt denls. her mother's home today. Police f Issued an arrest order for her bus- Drivers Ik-mtrc. band. Torn- l-auli.-tia, a coal and MORCA.VTOWX. W. Va. (iP feeed peddler. , County Judge 1. Grant Lazzelle ' 4 j recommended to the state legisla- Tickcr Interest Spreads. ; Hire that it be Hindu a penal TJt , NKW YOltK (P) Kxpunslun ofjfense for an automobile drivel- lo tile stock exchange, ticker system give a wrong signal. Not 10 per nn ; Indav whether McDnnlel Would tuutiiward und westward lias pro-. cent of drivers know the signal gravel car with i... . ... on tj,r stand. jdllc-ed ur'-ntei- bus'iiess in Wall set by law, says the lodge. T a gravel 1 COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA I Columbia Ptcturo with , Jack Holt Dorothy Revler Frank Loigh Howar4 Truaxlatl PLrJlppa DaLaey Coughi from coldi msy lead to ie tious trouble. You can eiop tlixin now Willi CreomuUion. an emtilitied creosole that is pleasant lo take. Crroaiulunn is a in'diral discovery with two-fold action; it iooihfs and heals the inflamed tnembranei and in. hibila gfrm growth. Of all known drgaa rrroiote Is ree-ognia-d by hifh medical authorities aaone of Inc arPatest healing ageneies for cinialii from folds and bronchial Irrilaiions. Crefiniiiliion conmin-i. in addition to rreesnie, oilier healing elementa wliirli tooilic and deal the inflamed membranc-i and slop the ir ritation, w-hilo the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into the bleed, allacka the seat of the trouble and cheeks the growth of the germs. Qeomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of coughs from colda, bronchitis and miner forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent for building up the system afler colda or llu. Mnnev refunded if not re lleved after taking according todirec rions. ask your drugeist. (adv.) CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON When our Children Ciy for It Jlotlicrs, io Uko oim limptc trt wilt ion, uic tvlrioin worn-Ni. With ImikIp of Flotflicr'n C(ituria hi thu uii tiirv run do what tlu'ir doctor iroultl It'll ttirm to do, when tta Uy is iirtful, fcwrioli. wlfrky, ronstipntrd or wtulTtMl-iii with nU dntpn of tins pure vi'tftutp, j-lrt-aiit-Uftinu prcrliiit. It i-oui forts HnbT .ni wiiMA turn l iwp in rt jiny. u lho M0(Jt n0!lhorly of the 1'i.iwd jl periM-iiy Mir or inc mivri iUiU.n jtKhthoi!.e nrrvlco. Owin infum. tun it fnH'l.v und a oftn t0 thc nbH).lu.p of dl)rknrra ln lhc vn nded. jociiiliU dvise. A inort tor,v pn).t uf the thr fiwrai uunc m hii ii. i uni-i iw vvmiui pitil rclivs oldrr cliildrvn whin for iliius, Iwtl lirt'Mth, no K'titt. colU. :te uliow tlirv nml 11 kmk1 pnrjfiiiK, jW intuit of prtmtne 'trtoi in i ttiu , IftfhiT lpntur on the n'r..Mr. Irk for it to avoid iniitiitiomt. f'ulbortMm tluukropt POKTLANO, Oit, Nov. ?3. (I) A voluntnry pi'tltlon In banltmptey 1 1st 1 m; uKM'tH of $3.16.690 und Hu I.UHU'8 of $1 77,007.93, hnn boon filed In ffdisral court by W. C. Cul bcrtfton, proprietor ot n HtrlnK of northwext hotels nnd cnndldutc for ci. nitre; In tho third dlntrlct on thc , Democratic ticket at tho Inst elec tion. l ar Northern Ltfrllhou.-H VOINT ItAltltOW, Alasko (in Located 107 mi Its north of the urctlo circle, tho Point Hope IlKht light In maintained only from AU kuhi l to May l of oach year. fj" 0,0Wt lTl s' r: s i7(6)i;iiifi Old Theatie Doomed SALT L.AKH CITY () Tho Daughters of tho l'loneers bavo abandonud their efforts lo save tho historic Halt Lake theater, erected under llrlKhnm Young's direction : nnd In w hich Mauds Adams made ! her dehut as a nnbo In arms. The cost of saving tho building was loo arcat, It was found. ' New Playhouse FRANK'S Comedians Kolb nnd Dill's Big Success "The High Cost of Loving" Ouo Big Laugh Coming "Tho Ghost Train" We Want To Give "Thanks" to you FOR THE PRIVILEGE AND PLEASURE OF SERVING YOU Wo hope your purchases aro ever remindful of our COURTEOUS SERVICE and . 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