Medford mail tribune., January 13, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

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PAOE THRKF.
DOGS GIVEN CAM SELF STENOG FOR BASKETBALL
BT HUMANE BODY !N LEGISLATURE
personal contact etuuien, either
player, or both, may be utility; but I
Up- nivuter responsibility is on the,
lrfi?.tr if hn trla to dribble by!
an opponent in hin puli.' i
Other minor chimes more?
or less explicit definition or ex- j
nmplis of plays. The rules com
raittec ru
stall, as they felt that it was
more timn to have some money
for his wife anil child Ho has
no compensation,
kidney trouble;
Inches, and this
his la at Christ in
;hls man wua e
1 ne Hiiie or crater ijiko ami ti.,. sums runned
i ...-wn nnflmvfnt' thi lvt""iUI,u oiciuii-, wm amount down to Si ellta to others cruise, sirue now on
in- w 1" UJ 1
American Legion
Auxiliary Notes
ehnnnes IsaVf
cumbent upon the opposing team
1 liaiio and several other
Howard wjlo Were also needy. Q)trs. Weber
r mem- ,) sirll.uihn; the last u in dollar
1 Steamer Frew! Q
, his trouble steunuh ip l're.-hleni Ad .ow. . N S"'5? ffifVTril
ho 1 dying by, grounded on a reef yesterday at 3 .f jjjf 9 rff nulvf jPQlii S
will no doubt ho the Atlantic euw.wiee to ilic 1 ma- '" 'vV. i' ' r ;y''VA
aw on earth." To , ma canal hats been -nulled free and : 7Vis 'V t '! S i"0-V "' I i h-W'V
from that Dor. The lino which Id on a world ':'' .vV. rr,;;iT" i
A 70-year-old man from C.resh-' ity Attorney John II. Oarkin
mil, Oregon, who tnib.arked upon heiore lepartinir fr-'in the city
u motor trip to southern Caljfor- Friday evening fur rortluml,
nia with 30 thorobred Uwellyn to u from tluu city to .Salem to
setters, had more hopes of a com- morrow mornln- for the conven
fortnble future or the Uond, than ""K of the vkU -.iaturiN of which
he had. finances to back the ven- lu' v'a fpeaker of the house at
ture. Hi dreanui were nearly ,lfl fce-aum ana win stm be
.J. Mhnteicd nt Ashland, where he
was befriended by the Jackson
1 County Humane .society, when
they discovered both him and his
ao pets on the vers of starva
tion. E. S. Munger,, the 70-year-old
Idealist, has been engaged. In ra.s
liitf I.ewcl!;. n setters for the past
&2 years at Gresham. As he was
jH'UhiK along in ycurs, and could
not give his dos all the attention
1 1 ml comforts that he was able
to provide in earlier years, he de
cided to move them down to the
Munny atmosphere, of southern
California.
JUs funds were woefully low at
the htart. but he trusted to huh.
and dreame.d of happy days
ahead, as he built hi 1 ravelin;
fennel on a trailer of his non
,r.Vscript motor car.
?Thtn as he neared Ashland, the
, f 1 ;i i i lc r broke lo ose and the c a r
!j Rurally went to pieces l ke the
J one-lioss shay. He was detained
J. several days in Ashland, waiting
,ior the car to be fixed, at the
M'nu of which he did not have suf
jJV'lent money to meet the garase
5 bin. . i
- jE ; Starving himself so as to pro-,
! vWo, with what scant funds ho
'lnrtl left, for the, dogs, he finally ,
ur.u will be m ciuvi tins scisimi:
No gre-it charti has been made
in the rulw which would affect
the stall. A !.. w paiv.ir.aph has
been addi d w hieh declares it a
held ball "when one closely gual d
ed player is wi'.liholding t.ie ball
from play, or Is making no appar
ent eft'uit to put the ball into
play." This means that a n un
guarded pl.'yer may hold tr.e ball
indefinitely, but as soon as an ou-
leadir.g member at this session. ion:u takes luiition close to him.
when aketl who was going to be within about .1 yard, the plavev
his sWiuifcrapher during tho forty 'U't pet the ball into play. That
day session, said that he would is he 11:1 .dribble, pass or shoot,
again be conspieuous as one of the but he- cannot just hold the ball,
two members of tho lower house Penalty ball goes to opposite side
without a personal stenographer out of bounds.
at the expense of the state. Guarding from the rear results
"Vou sec,' he eonunued with In personal foul if such guarding
a Miiilc. "we have our eyes cm results In persouul contact. t The
the fuiiiro governorship or seat in mere fact that defensive player is
th I'nitvd Htutcs senate. and "ttenip'irg to play the ball does
therefore wunt to impress the "ot justify "him in placing one or
people with our eeonoi.iv. At the uol)l nrm over his opponent's
1,1 11... l.L..tl,.n n.UUi" me.:K a ui.
iimneii, 111 a wa, to me iei wuu
when a player has the bull he can
not stand and hold it w hen an op
posing player get-s within u yard
of him. This wlh speed up
s'.all and keep the ball moving UU-
..: the opposing team fails to go
aft-r the ball.
.GUI STORES OF
Fr southern soil that aro nat-
ltut tho stall is 01 ine Auxiliary, was orougiu treats. urauy poor ana aiso iiuwo on
10 a conclusion uewiie . iiriMiims if nu, Auxiliary members who v yiems nave marKeuiy ae
when - the money derived from 'n,. Un active part in putting crooned, the velvet bean is one
uu- source was sent to a list of H over nnd the dear peope of tho best improving crops.
nios needy veterans in and eon- wno helued with their money.
the nccted with Hospital , of I'ort-, vouK oniy read tho letters of , Klectiotherapy Chiropractic
gratitude that Mrs. Harto has re
ceived from these men or their
wives, they would each and all! 9tU Successful Year in Med ford
feel u thrill of happiness over the I Treatments by Appointment
part they took In lifting tho bur- Medford Ctfnter Bldg. Phone 96F
dens of these more unfurtunnto . Naturopathy Food Science
ones who gave so much for ,Vw'" , -country.
j
Thanks aro duo to members: of ! Fred Gottfried Amo Turnbo
post No. 15 uf Medford and to j
each und every individual who 1
previous s-'ssiou I got along very
well by using the stenographer
f my eoiiimitlee, and 1 have no
doubt that I will get along as
fi'it at the cimilni; session by us
ing only my committee stenog
rapher". In this connect Jon, while Mr.
Carkin did not say so, it is gen
erally understood around the state
that he will get one or mot e of
the most important committee
chairmanships uf the house.
Mr. Carkin will arrive ftom
Salem Tuesday In time to attend
the Important meeting or tho
city council that night, and will
go buck to tho state cap tol next
day to resume legislative duties,
lie expects to bo able to coino
once n week to .Medford to look
.shoulder, if by so doing h
personal contact. I'ndoubiedly
referees this season will c.iM mo&t
guarding from the rear a foul.
Another change designed to pro-
, n u u veiKO ot lug "I 'two weeks of the forty days leg
J despair when his ease was called ipIalivo an, ,n omer
to the attention of tho Jackson -pencles shmiUl ari;)0 in c, ,
bounty Humane society. His first nwa wjU alHQ QOmQ tQ McdforJ
: Wiot, upon the:r arrival 111 Ash-iany tjI110
.mmu, uevoiun.g iu mis. aiu ivico-j Mjf.g BeUy BoU
...m, .uClt,.,. irs lu ol in Mr. Carkins off'ce here will
: jiumane society.
i "We kept thro.
(i guarantee," sai
$-011. "And I'll
upon his urgently plaintiff re
quest, a "square meal" wan pro
vided for the dogs before any
other plans were discussed.
lief using flatly to br.ng his
dogs to Medford, because he "nev
er turned back in his life, but al
ways kept on ahead," the man
was finally given funds with
. which to continue his journey,
and his garage bill paid by Ahe
Humane society
roe of the dogs as
said Mrs. Klchard
never forget the
f" ad parting between tho owner
lo- those three prized setters.
W Jnally. ho asked us to .sell no
I , I'p liore than one of them, and to
'dp the others on to him, as soon
,.1 he sent back what ho owes
s. Rn we took the three to the
' tr ew Medford dog hospital, where
ney will be given the best of
i are until we hear from their
flievoted owner. And there Is no
H'oubt in our minds but that we
bhall hear from him.
POSSESS!
position fur a month
yet and be in charge of the of
fice during lils absence, at. the
end of which lime she leaves his
service to be marr'ed. Miss Marie
IveiHon will take her place. x
' 4-
A Subsiimtr Modkln
A smooth safety pin for lliin or
Icv mainrhtl makes an excellent
bodkin. The pin holds the mate
rial securely.
and holding the ball from a tos;
up has been made in the rules
w men su.j; "A player shall no.
lap and cateh the ball on the sec
ond of two successive jump ball:'
if ho lapped and caught the fir;t
of the two jump balls. That h:, on
a jump ball a player may tap and
catch the ball, but if he holds i:
until another held ball is declared
he may not tap and culch it on the
ensuing jump ball." On the sec
ond jump he must tap the bull
away from hiimrelf. Penalty ball
goes lo opponents out of bound.
This year the dribbler is held
pilnefpally to account for personal
contact. The rule nays: "If a
dribbler charges into an opponent
or makes personal contact with an
opponent, without apparent effort
'o avoid such contact, a personal gtv
' 10m snail bp called on the drib-
iler. If, despite the dribbler's ef
fort to avoid the personal contact
land
These paintings were the work
of M rs. Harto and became the
property of Mr. McQunt and Mrs.
Helva Aiken of Medford and a Mr.
Miller from New York City.
They ranged in value aroum!
10u apiece.
I Mrs. (leorgle Weber, depart
ment hospital chairman of Port
land sent, at Mrs. Barto's request.
a list of about 2fi men who would he'ped tn this work and Mrs
never be well and who, for va- eber of Portland hospital wishes
rioua reasons, received no gov- to t.xpr0MM ,or appreciation for
PORTLAND. Ore., Jun. 12. Vr) cVnnu-nt compensation and to tno happiness brought to "her
Official confirmation of a Kro-whom money would be a bless- jyn"
erv merger combining 41 J chain Ing. . j They are ull her boys, you know,
-tores in the Pacific northwest in-! (Mrs- Weber indicated those aml lt.H u f)U.t worthy of note
iwnw Hen musi iktw unu that in their letters to Mrs. uarto
operated with Mrs. Parte in every these men expressed thei love
jivfii'"-. .,mi unnreciai on lor ine wonuer-
, J! 1 'I nan. 000. w:im received todav 1 To mint from Mrs. Weber'r; .......i. t,., n
causes 1 .i,,J 1 .. 1 1 - it,.. "
Muni i,.u:-i .m-nm ie. neuu ui u';i-n cuucei inug jumi i-ne i t,. lliym. KhOUbl any OI1C, litter
Internal ion Hales jfr produce com-1 these men as an example, she It.u,UiI; this, feel moved to help
pany. who will be president of thelsaid, naming him: further her address Is 66:t Hod
new firm. Charles K. Marr ofl ,i would like this man to be m.v aVenue. Portland. "She Is
Spokane will be his assistant. !the first name on your list. He fighting a good fight."
The name of the merged chain will never leave the hospital un , t
will be the Mac-Marr .Stores. InW less he goes home lo die. He is
Other grocery men who will bt young, has. u dear. nweel. little
oO'icers in the new firm are I-e-j wife a darling little girl about
land A. Tate, Hoy I,. Stone, OJ three years of age. Nothing, save
Dr. H. P. Coleman
GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW
Expert plumbing, heating ana
sheet metal repair ahop.
We specialize on service at re a a
onable prices. No job too small
919 N Granr St. Phono 574
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
ized
central corporation capllal-
a t bet w eon $ X . 0 0 0 , 00 und.
It isn't tho place of residence
SiBlll
u and Holly sts. Phonb t44
I A nt n. . A. . .
that maki' lilrk. It is tho cun- '. wwinrLC 1 C CLEANING AND
vlitlon IIkii New York HhouUI be I DYE1NO SERV1C9
Medford School
of Music
Violin class instruction
$3.00 per month
Individual instruction
$(j.00 per month
Accredited Teneher
Phone 437-R
Stunt'
-rrK Central Avenue
FLU-GI
FOR MAIL THUGS
TRl-XIDAD, Colo., Jan. 12. (PI
Foasos of grim faced, heavily
armed men tonight searched tho
vi'g-.;e(I mountainous country near
the Huerfano county and Las Anf
inas county coal fields for iliree
payroll robbers, whose loot in a
mail robbery today was SiiO.Owi.
Tho peaco officers had llttio to
guide them in their riiifictilt. Hean h
and the rough trails and roads
over which they ranged added to
iheir difficulties. Their only in
format inn about tho robbery came
from Charles -Fesli, JH. dilvcr of
the mail truck from which the rnh
brn look the payroll intended for
V. Viclor-Americiin fuel compuny
mine at iJelagtia. Colo.
lVsti was taking his father's
place today, he related, and got
the mail from Delamia at the Col
orado und Southern railroad sta
tion at Ludlow. Midway between
lla.stlngs and Deliigua three mub Ic
ed men on foot covered him with
revolvers and motioned for him to
drive hlr truck to the side of the
highway.' They blindfolth-d him
and placed him in the rear of the
light mail truck while they drove
- the machine to a desolate spot in
the hilts.
Though he was blindfolded nnd
hound and gagged, Kent I paid ho
heard the men ripping open Ihe
mail pouches.
After ordering him to continue
on hfs way to Delagini, "when ho
was able," the youth told HheritfR
offfcors, tho three robbers left
him.
l ace Wrinkle
Try binding1 the forehead With a
linen Imntlago soaked In equal
parts of alcohol and the white cf
n n egg, allowing tho bandage to
remain over night.
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