Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MKDFORD MATL TKIBUXK, MKDKORD, OU'KCOW WKDXKSDAV. DKCKM BKIi 12. H)2S DRAWING PLANS RUTH ELDER IS PARAGUAYANS ! FOR NEW FIREi DIVORECD BY ! CENTRAL HALLi LYLE WDMACK PREPARE FOR HOSTILITIES Northwest Corner Front and Girl Flier Declared Cruel and Political Leaders Agree Upon Third to Have Two-Story j Inattentive Kiss Re- Concrete Station Five! Trucks and Ambulance . Accommodations. I'luna uuil HpfeifltrntlonH fur the new city fire linll, to he erected us booh uh pontile at the norlhwent corner of Front anfl third utri-et ura being drawn by Frank C. Clark for presentation at the next refcu lar meeting of the city council. At the lant general election, a bond intnie of $30.0(10 wan curried for atrueturo Hnd ciiuipnient. The building will ctmt 115.000, conxtructed of condole, two stories high and fiO by 100 feet In dinten 6iorm. v Jt will lmvo a corner entrance, permitting fire equipment pro ceed In three ditcctiuuti without ihe neceHHity of a ishufp turn, on u nunow street. Floor space for five, truckn und an .umbulunco Ih provided on the ground floor. An office for the lire chief will be in the front of the building. Thoro will iiIho be a wuxh rack, a greaHing room, und a Itti'Ke work bench, t On the Hucond floor sleeping quartern urc provided for the chief and tho engineer. A dormitory large enough for eight IjciIh, In pro vided for the regular firemen. Another dormitory lit provided tor the volunteer firemen. There Ih uIho Apaco for a recreation room and library. 1 :, The plana hIho call for a kitchen und dining room, an equipment! room, und a largo t:pacc for uhuwer JjHthH and laundry: : t' t.Tho HonnttorlcH will he heated ; by rudlutoi'H. The lower floor will : 'bit heated by electric fan, blowing i the heat from electric culln. TIiIh eiiuipnient la Hummer can bo unci! t ,for cooling purpose. . f . Thr' architect's- plaim nlso call' for .tho. maximum natural lighting of. the hall, through many win down.. The ventilation Hyntein pro vides fw .a speedy clearing of the iflf'Ht floor from gatfulinc, ami other amen. 2 There will also bo a GO-fouL tow er for drilling purposes. pulsed With 'Don't Be a; Damn Fool' After Flight. Formation Board of IMa-, tional Defense Shiefs to Discuss Situation Boliv-j ians Increase Army. Vheu' y, 10. O'Mallejv who wim recently arreided on an Intoxication chargo by Officers t'ave and I'eck. failed to appenr for trial In the city .court yesterdny, his ball of $10 was declared forfeited, i, Old -Umo dance, Walker'u Tues ;Uuy. , '" 22 Mrs. Harry IJ, Crilchlow of Port land is the gucHt this week of her parent h( Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. Over tpp. at their home on South Urape HUeot. Y Kelt scraps, all colors, 25e a bun oh at tho Fashion Hhop, 424 .Medford Rldg. Phone 1181. tf i Mr. and Mm, W. K. Uoro of Ke nt Mo, who huve been hero for sev eral days visiting local friends and transacting mining, btmlnoHs, left "this morning for L.'W AngotcM, w hero they will spend tho winter, f For first-class plumbing repair lug, call Will Hwartx at 868-U 2(14 . Uert Herdetl, who Is. connected with tho Monlectto Inn at Santa liurburn, Cal., Is In the city thin week studying tho local tourist sit uation. ; Oregon Flro Itelief Amuu'iatlon of McMlnnvllle. Ore. C. I,, Ooff, Agt.. 419 Kant Main Ht. Tel. 1)22. 1SStf . - K. Thorn peon and J. KdwardH of Crescent City, Cal., operators of a truck lino n that secton, are In Medford, for a. fw days on busi ness. ' " V. , 4 Obituary PANAMA, Uec. 12. (I, in ln- terhiL-ulory lecree of dlvorco haul been granted l.yle Wop?aok from I ASt'NClON. Paraguay, In-c. 12 j Ruth Klder. who was rescued by! W While war-llko demonstra- i to a tanker when nlic attempted fly aeroHH the Atlantic. The divorce action was Instituted in the Canal 5!ono diHtrict court by Womack on September tith, be for tfons aro reported from Poll via, I'araguuynn cltiens are taking stepH to face a situation which Is considered serious. All leaders of political parties today agreed sailing for the Antartic with the upon the formation of a board expedition headed by Commander Kk-hard 15. Hyrd. In a deposition placed before the court Womack's x I t i of national defense, comprising all shades of public opinion to collaborate with tho executive power. A significant Interview took place today when the president of the government liberal party paid a visit to the president of Ithc liberal party of the opposi tion, during whb-h he told his j rival that President (itiggiaii will' i issue a communication culling all! political chiefs to a meeting to . discuss the international situation, j Tho university federation today' addressed a manifesto to tho poo- j pies of tho Americas' protesting ii gainst the wurlike attltudo of Polivia, which, the message d i dares. Is tin absolute departure j from tho behavior of civilized counties and from the canons of Internal right. . IA PAZ. Dec. , 12. (P) With war clouds hanging over Ilolivla Iho strength of the army has been increased. The general staff called tho l!i2!t clitt-s to tho colore and the country was responding with offers of service. Italian Avalanche VILLA SANTA MA HI A, Italy, Dec. I a. pi An avaliitichu neariy uimlhilatuil I his mountain vitiligo, which Is ncm Luncluno, yesterdny. Ono child was killed, several per sous were Injured and 10 houses wero destroyed. Other slides are eared. Mother to Prison liANSINti, Midi . Dec. 12. (J) Mrs. Ktta Mae Miller, mother ol' in children, must spend the rest of her 1)1' u In prinon, as tho first woman fo he given the maximum penalty In Michigan, mandatory under the habitual film t mil clause of tho state criminal code. She was convicted by a Jury here today of soiling 1U nor, her tourth liquor felony. Hath Klder. fat her said that uuhapplness caused by Miss Klder was the main chum) of his son's Joining the South Polar expedition. A deposition by Womack said that during the hist 14 mouths of the couple's married life his wife had :been very cruel to him iiml I paid little attention to him, seem-' Ing to bo more Interested In flying ! across tho A t la n t le than I u re- : talnlng his love. He added that the Atlantic? flight hud placed him ' under a terrible menial strain. j Referring to his greeting upon Uuth's return to the Hulled States1 after her rescue, Womack said: j "I embraced and al tempted to kiss' her, whereupon she replied, "Don't be a damned fool.' " Me also said that since her first flight Itulh had treated him with bcorn and lndlf- ference, assuming a superior attl-' tmlo and showing neither love nnrj affection. He stated Outfits a re-' ult of litis treatment he had lost 12 pounds In weight. Card of Thanks. s Wo deKlre to (hank the many Mends for their assistance, sym pathies, and beautiful floral trib utes during the Illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, Dora I-ydiu Drown. M. O, llrown and Family. :? STATE THEATRE Any Seat 1 5c Anytime Children under 12, lOo Shows Change Dally TONIGHT AND THURSDAY "THE WARNING" Featuring Jack Holt Also Pathe News Cartoon Comedy and Color erl Comic t 'KMUUTBN With tho dlh of William Clieen KnlRhlen. Orenon ' fwltUttHHOB the pasfttnit nf ono of Mb l.'rMot pionoorB. Mr. KnlKhtuu Su-OHwd tho phiine with ox tcniiiH n- IH- year lMti and 1847 from Missouri two years bofura Iho Hold In CalKoiiila, locnlliin In Iho tWiltumntto vulloy, whoro, with tho ivarly Settlers, ho hulpod to chiuiKC A his section of the NorthwoBt Torrl- lory into the stalo of OrvKuii. Dur ing his 81 ywara la this nlutii ho vitnoBKod wnndorftll chuiiKVS, from tbi ox tosm anil trulls to tho rnll roads, automobiles, modorn roa'Ut mid : u I rplaiKH for tranxuortntinn and tho wlhlornnsu to tho modern ellfcm.' ami towns, .After lonvlni! thy WlllunioHo valloy ho camo li this section of tho sluto and lived at Katlo Point for many ypiii-H; niov Inir from there to Talent. Mr. Knighton was horn In Mlaantirl on Hontpmbor IS. 18:16, and nl tho time ol hla dvath was 113 years, i months am 27 days old. In llidl ho was united In marrlaKO to Miss Jullii iMwson, and to-thls union lliri',' children woru born, all of whom have imsfed away. Ho ieavos lo lay 1o mourn tila loss throe xinnd ' children l.ydla Junes and CheHler KnlKhten of Talent, Ore., and Will NosBler of Oakland, Cal. The I'orl Funeral Home has t-hat'Ke of the arrangiminntB, which will bo an nounced at a later date. SENTENCE AND FINES l'OUTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 1 2, (I1) Three ' residents of furry eounly, lU.llund Smith. William Dletrleh and James Hharp, pleaded utility beforn Federal JudKo Me Nary to day tu Ibiuor t'hiii'Ked. Smith was fined (roi), Uletrleh and Hlmr were senteneed to the eounly Jail for sixty days and five mouths re speetlvely. A still of K'O Kallons eapaeity. 111 if a Hons of moeiiHlilne, and 1HMI Kal lons of mash were found when federal agent arrested the trio Oetobot- 1 t . New Playhouse FRANK'S Comedians Will Present Thur. and Fri. the Clever Comedy . "Oh, Doctor" DON'T MISS ITI I ' . , HotlM ttOlUtOM'. AMHIHTAH, India, Dee. 13. (P rTwo houtu-.s near tho famous golden Umpla collapsed today and four men three women and three children, were burled beneath the wretknue. Only two persons hove been, recovered nllvo. ELKS Remember Tomorrow Night IS THE BIG NIGHT . IN ELKDOM CARL Y. TKXOWALU, Exaltfd llulcr Buy Christmas Health Seals MANN'S '-The Best Goods for the Price; No Matter What the Price MANN'S Mann's Store Hours 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Shop Early Just 10 Shopping Days Before Xmas n lifiiiiLuii 0 ass jebIm. . sa cissn cat aa m aw man im. irftyfh A NEW COAT OR DRESS WOULD PLEASE HER MANN'S ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON-SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS Coats Ms Off S50 Coats Now... $33.33 S65 Coats Now . . S43.33 S98 Coats now . . S65.33 S135 Coats now,.S90.00 $27.50 Coats $18 L'.") Coats in this lot, all good sizes and colors, up to -f'27.;j0 val- Z'nlyT- 518-00 $18 Coats $10.95 Just !") left, made of all-wool materials, lined throughout, have hig fur collars, real $18.00 val ues Thursday, $1()95 EVERY DRESS IN THE STOR E MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE $15.00 Dreses .....$7.50 '25 women's and missus' Dresses made of beautiful wool and silk materials, all new styles, ' best shades, up to $15.00 values; on ; $7.50 $25.00 Dresses ...$12.00 ")() wonderful new Silk and, Wool Dresses, made of splendid ma terials, all good colors and sizes, up to 25.00 val- $1 O (f lies, Thursday, ca.A-UU $45.00 Dresses ... $20.00 A group of !5 Dresses made of Flat Crepes, Georgettes and Sat ins, alTnew stvles; regular prices 5CU ... $20.00 What Would Be More Acceptable than Dainty Lingerie? EXTRA SPECIAL $2.45 Values $1.95 Crepe de Chene, Satin and Georgette Gowns In tailored and trimmed styles, come in all the new light shades, many styles to choose from; an ideal Christmas gift. Priced from $3.95, to $15.00 Silk Hosiery Special Women's Humming Bird' Pure Silk Hose, including all the new winter shades, all sizes; real $1.1!) values. $10 lliursday, pair Stationery Special Beautiful l!o. Stationery with lined envel opes; comes in all colors. Negular CQ price !S5e. Thursday special, box.... Children's Bags New styles in Children's Vanity Cases and Hags, all colors; $1.'5 values. (1 fif) Thursday, each Crepe de Chine Step ins and French Pants, trimmed with lace and net; also some tailored styles, all colors and sizes; real $2.45 values; on sale '1: $1.95 Quilted Robes Women's Satin and Silk Quilt ed Wobes in rose, black, blue, yellow and orange, small, me dium and large sizes; very special Thurs- day, each See Them in the Window Children's Pajamas -Made of fancy Prints, fast colors, $2.15 val- (tO 1 Q ues; special, pair Women's Sweaters .Special ' values at $3.50, $4.50 and 0 t $9.95 Dexdale Water Repello Silk Hose SiM-vii'c iiml Cliift'on weilils, silk lo tlic welt, pointi'il lii'i'l, sprcial , SI. 75 pah- Children's Gloves Novelty Cuff Wool Clove for children, in all colors; on sale pair ('hildreu's Lined 1 riving Cloves in tan and brown, spe cial Thursday, (tl OQ EXCEPTIONAL CRETONNE SALE Needing Drapes? Or do you want, materials for Cushions, Pillows, Bags or Slip Covers? , Ycur Choice Thursday of cur tetter Cretonnes and Crashes up to $1.29 values, CT 1 VI J HI Linen Department Crepe Bedspreads 81xl05-inch Fancy Crepe Bed Spreads in blue, rose, and gold stripes, $2.25 values, l Off special" Thursday, ea.P A ,OU Blankets pair Georgette Handkerchiefs Penutiful (piality, trim med with fine lace, all colors, priced from $1.19 d to $2.25 each. TOxSO-inch Double Part-Wool Pdankets, comes in gra", blue, green and tan plaids; on sale Thursday, Off Xmas Tree Ornaments In many new shapes to make your tree at tractive; also boxes of snow and tinsel priced from 5c to 25c pair Rubber Aprons Large Size Rubber Aprons, a great variety of styles and col ors, special Thurs dav, eaidi $4.59 f ' ' "THE STORE FOP EVERYBODY" i j 'iul MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED! Buy Chriitmaa Health Seala POSTAGE PREPAID