Medford mail tribune., December 20, 1928, Page 14, Image 14

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MEUFOHD MXTL TR1BUNTC, MKDFOltD, " OKIWOy, TlirUKPAY. DKCKMHKIJ 20,
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KELLOGG PACT
S POSTPONED
BY SEN. BORAH
1. PORTER RECOVERING HOLLYWOOD GUESSING HUNGARIAN PIANIST, NATIONAL CONTEST FOR LAND COMMITTEE IS I
UNDER TREATMENT FOR IN ROMANCE OF JOAN1 BARRED BY AMERICA, HI SCHOOL ORCHESTRAS GIVEN ADVERSE REPOPT
FRACTURED HIP BONE AND YOUNG FAIRBANKS; JUMPS FROM LINER TO BE HELD IN SPRING ; ON WEST NOMINATION
" WAKIIIM1TOX. 20.
PoHtpunt'imMit of cunsiiltT.il luti of
tho Ki'Hukk mill -war treaty report
ed Wednesday to the venule, until
after the C'luistmuH receus hud
lieen deelded upon ly Senator Ho
rh, n ehar;e of the treaty finht,
after' consultation w.th lenders.
The reKohitloii f Sinn tor Moh-h,
which he would have neenmpany '
tho raiiricullon of the treitly nn "a,
fclurlfiiif tateinent of AmeiU-a'n j
puHlllou," tviiH modified torlay hy j
its NpoiiKom and the direct refer- J
ence to the American Monroe doc
trine wan eliminated.
In Hh final form the Muwcn reno
Hilton read:
- "IteHolved. that the Heimle of the
l.'nltud StattH ileelareH that in ad
vIhIiik and (-uiituniliiK to the mini-'
lateral treaty It duett to with the
underxtandliiK: j
s "1 That the treaty does not lin-'
pair or ahride tin rlk'lit of the
I'lilted StateH to d"fnd Hh terri
tory or other vital intercut In ue- (
v. o r d a n c o with tho traditional
American policies. I
"2 Thta the treaty imposes no'
ohllKatlun on the I'nited Slates to
resort to coercive or punitive men-
suroH apHinnt nny ofrendiiiK nation. I
;3 -That the treaty dmH not oh
llicate the I'nited Ktntes to the con
tlitfonH of tiny treaty to which the
United Stales is not n party.
"4 The secretary of slate m re
quested to forward a copy of this
resolution to tho representatives, of
other powers."
j Of ood news to lil.- many local, HOI-LVWOOIJ, Oil., Uec. 2U.
frlciKls Ik the fact that It will he The film colony's k-cn intere. t
unn.Messarv for Ir. I-;. H. I'orter ln ,lu' Jn Cruwfnnl
who sustained injuries in an auto un'' J'';' Falrhunks, Jr.. is
crash In Oillfo.niH several months, natnll,K f,'vor ,1,al- J1"lh J,'
hum, to journev hack to lto vur. . UuIjui. who some time uko,
Minn., to take ircatmcnt at the'Ur ' af,"r a lo"K l"l vt Wence, ad
!.Mavo clinics. r. Porter n.liiriio,Pm,llt,l thoi' l-clitre that
: Sunday from the Httinford hospital ' w',d",u' ,k'I1m lo rl,, ln "K!
where' it Vas learned that lie huh- '"'"J Whul with reports
Itaim-d a fractured hip hone as a t"l are ulr.-ady married, iloi-
(result of tlie crash, with the h..ne , ,y wo,mI tituU ix 1,11 ''".
Ihcii.K driven together and some-, Found together, which Is not un
I what shatt-red. jUual. they yesterday were asked:
1 A course of tr-atment was out-! "Ui,!,t who ut these report that
lined In California and will he . '" already married V
' mkeii from I r. Mavo. hut will he i "Aluyhe. hut we don't think ho."
Klven at Ills home here throu.;h i 1,Uy (1,"'"sed.
Ir. A. K. W. KrcsHi-. In: Porter 1 ,h"1 WI,M ,h,y hil,t X" 1
is able to he up and around with!'0 I,iat- ""'J1 l""'M,l'd tli-y i,,0
the use of a cane, hut it will he j f '"' an ' al weddlnw. Miss Craw
sevenil months hefnr he expects ''" wihl thai she and younK Fair-,
recovery to he complete. hank had pla -d to he married ,
before Christmas, hut that these
Ured ewea need Homo exercise plans were pot yoinji through. Fair- .
over winter. if wilder pastures hanks declared they would he mar- 1
are not ued, sculler the rough-
ai'e over the field so ,,nt ' ''"
will pet exerclso In footling. Dry
snow has no had effect on ewes,
hut wet snow and ruin may re-1
suit in colds and pneumonia of
serious consequences. j
rle, before Joan's next birthday,
which Is In March.
Chief Retires
SAN J-'KANCISCO Dec '1. )Ti
On uccoimt of Illness, Daniel J.
O'iirien, chief of police since litl!i.
whs relieved from uctivo dutv last
TM'TTK FAI.1.8 New and tnod-'nlHl t upon his own request and
"Mi electric system lio-talh-d hero j C'autalu John Qulnn was named an.
hy Cm II Torn la -r refoii power o. lift lllj chief.
!1P;-Jajma Keretesy. a yo.i.m Hu.! NKU UM!K- Uvv- 'W-
ai ian pianist, jumped from the """""I'l contest for l;Iuh s hool or
decks of the liner DeutHchhiltd ami : lost raw has been umuium-ed by
was drowned. It was h-.u io , today t '- M- Tr.'inaine, director of the
when the vessel arrived here front ( national bureau for the advance
New York. PuKsetiKei'H Kiiirl that ( meat of music. e
the jilrl had been haired by juota State contests will be held, .the
laws from rcmaininc in the I nitHd ' winners in two classes to mpeie
'Suites and marryim; her fiance. ' at Iowa City. Iowa, May 17 and IS
They believed that this caused her; for trophies awarded by the nation
: to commit suicide. bureau. Mr. Tremaine said the
( The Kirl was rcturulii to Ham- nntest will be the flr.st of its kind
; bun? after hefntf pertnllled to stay j ever held.
in the Culled Slates for six months1 The date v( the contest was set
; its a visitor. After dinner on Tues- I so as not to Interfere with the na
; day tilit. she darted across t Hi I fioiml band concert, which Is to be
promenade deck and leaped iiHo held In Denver May .'3-i'r., as some
the sea. The iii'ht was dark and ; students are me in bet V of their
although a small hnai ( inhcd ohout 1 school band and school orchestra.
for an hour, her body was not re-' -
covered. j Governor Dies
1 VICTORIA. L. O, Dec. i!0. fyp
Now lhat the pasture teason is Waller C. Xichol, rormer lieuten
ahoiit over and the cows must nut eovoruor of Uritfsh Columbia
be mven more expensive, feeds, It mid former publisher of the Van
In a (rood Cmc to cherk up on couver Daily Province, is dead hero
the herd and cull the unprofitable ; following an operation.
ones. At On- s:ime lime take stock i '-
of the roiiKhritfc on hand fur win-1 Tlle l,lru mouse takes tin tin
ier. In event of a shortage, it fi,ir advantage of thu ' orchai dist
may be more profjtuble to cull a hv Inflicting damage on fruit
Huh- more closely than buy add!- trees underneath tho urovn l whei
tlonal roiiKhace. I l( 1" undetected. The best way
4 to combat this rodent Ik to use
Pleadln" for prevention of dis-ja poNoned imit. Wooden "sta
ea.se, especially tuberculosis, the tlons." drain tiles or wide-mouthed
penny weal needs vonr synipulhy. bottles may bo used as ontainers.
AVASHINC.TUX. I)i c. y iAh ,
An adverse report on the nomina
tion of lt'iy O. West us secretary
of intcihir, wiLs recommended to
the senate lands committee late
Wednesday by Chairman Xye In
the presence of Mr. West.
The Noted Dead
SAKANAS LAKK, X. V., Due. HO
(fl'tSylvo I I-in. noted coiii-
: poser, died of tuberculosin here to
day. Ilein was the first secretary of
i the American Society of Compos
ers. Authors and Publishers. Amontf
his better known-works were the
! musical comedies, "Yankee (iirl."
; "Tho Mutliico Idol." "Nancy
: Mrown," "When Dreams Come
.True," "ah Dressed Cp and No
I Pla" to Uo." and "Molly Moon-
shine."
Ctllize red clover straw and
chaff by applying it to thin s'jois,
In fields which are to ho ln clover!
mxt year. This method mate-'
rially improves the Inoculation
and tends to increase tho produc
tivity of the clover and other
crops. j
California Firm
;. Given Permit for
Monkey Business
C'I'l.VKIl CITV. ('ill.. Dep.
20. lP) .Monhcy IiiivIiikhh lin
a ImsincHH oon will bd II
rculily hfic. I'i-ihuiis whu
have tiiken no Htork in mmi-
hoy btlHliifKH now nmy ilo ho.
C o r n o r uilon CominlHHlomi'
l'ViodllinillT llllH KIHIlll'll a
H-rniH to Iho J.om Aiiki'Ich
Monkey KurniK, Inc.. In mil
4- HUick ami to coiulnrt n lul- 4
ni'Mi nf lirraillni;, Hi'lllnK. rout-
Iiik nnd cxhlliltlnt; monkcyn.
It it. the pliin of tin- (.'otuiNiny
to pontor i(H monlicy IiiihIih'hs i
in Culver city.
1
REMAINS IN DOUBT
. COriVAI.I.IS, Ore., Veil. 20. (IP)
I-iJWlK (lllll) Dlrki'l'.snn, MUffiTini;
from a Htuh woitntl, phhhoi! a roHt
ful nlKht, nnd li Ik comllllon hIiow
id lit t lo oluuik'o thin niornliiK. An
ntlnok of lnfliKMi7.il miik ooiniilli'iit
Init llln oimo, nnd nl IcikIh iiI.h nt tho
Andoinon hoiltn mild hl roiov
ory wiiK nt 1 1 1 In doulit. UoIuHvom
woro rnllod horu yi'i.tonl;iy.
I.iinin llryuni, ("oivuIMh youth
chmtroil with xtnliliiiiK DdkoiHon
In u muiutoI ovor u wullroKH, In ho.
Ink hold on un inien i hnrKo nwiill-.
Ing tho outoomo of iJli'Uornun'n In
jury. .
'Midnight Taxi" at
Hunt s Craterian
Tho thrlllliiK Vltiuihono inolo
dlamu, "Thu .MidnlKlit Tnxl" ill
llunt'n Ci'iiloiliu,- in iiIoiihIiik tho
. uudioiit-OH.
Antonio Moruno boom In for
luiiKh Muff in hi riKht with Uiukh
on tho liiniiwny trnin, IiIh flliihl
In tlio noBodlvliiK plunu and olhor
hair nilplni; Hoquonooa. Ilolono
t-'OHlollo, im tho fair elouth who
liolvoly rntora tlio c o in a n y of
Uilovoi. and ruui-i-uiinorn In tholr
mad flight for Vnuonuver In nt
Irnodvo and roMoun-oful.
Myrna Loy iooiiIIh hor Inlo trl
uniiiliH In "Tho tlirl from CIiIi uko."
William KusboII with Mini. I.oy iu tK
with Ills uhiiiiI hard-flntod rout.
' T.o ulay. In noHMoHMOfl of niiiov
thrlllKand hnlrliroiidlli omanos, t.u I
it la Vllanhono wlihh atlr.n I lie ,ru.
mntlu notion to a fury of raucous
and Mtrldont Hound.
"Haunted House" at
the Rialto Tonight
Otil-llorodliiK llorod, mid offer
ing Kioat thrlllH, coiuoa the pli'luro
t tho Itlalto thoutor enlllled -Tho
Ilauntod IIouho."
. 'Owen DnvIV Mti play of the
anino imnio win. tho Ix.kIh of the
alory but tha Boonnrlut him depart
ed from tho oHkIiiiiI ixoiiiIho and
with endless ramifloutioiin hua pro.
vided cnoiiKh iiuppenliiKa to imtitfy
myitet"y lovers.
Admiralile work Is done hy the
enat. Chester (..'onklln provides no
nmatlng hit of fun In his role of
tho henpecked Inishand foreed by
Ills shrewish wlfo to enior the
haunted house In search nf a hid
den fortune. Thclmu Todd Is tho
heroine; Montuxu l.ove is n mad
doctor. Ijirry Kent, Kve Houih
ern, Klora Finch, lliirlmra Uedford.
William V. Monc. Johnnie Hough
and others make up Iho cist.
Farmers are urged not to hold
any more livestock than they can
handle advantuiconusly. overstock- j
Inn enoourages parasites hy con
cciitrullng paaturo Inf uctlon. '
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