Medford mail tribune., January 14, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

PArtR ElfiTTT
MEDFORD MAIL TBTBITNE, MEDFORD. OKKOOX. MONDAY. JAN T.VKV 11. V.Cii.
man
BPUKANK, Wash., Iz::. H.tA'i
Tht-. (If.tlll (if M!k Hulli Mrllori-
aid Healthy yoriety Kirl ami iiatrou
of the arm. who planned to marry
un artlit TiKmday. Ii'it who ilruve
to a lonely 1 anil took lir own
mvs(j
life, today had unthoritl
tie.
AlthoilKh letters found It HioiJU
Miss. MclAtiiaJd ' possessions and
tho circumstances ol her death
clearly indicated suicide, W.
GrftenoiiKu, county prosecutor, as
nerted Leonid Fink, of Seattle, a
Hussion artist and llie man lo
whom sbo wag betrothed, van li-ld
for (iiiewtionlnK nmil a motive for
Hdicidu had been established.
Miss Mcjionald's body :m found
In (he rear of her automobile Kmi
tlnf afternoon in the culmination
of two-day Heart-h in which an
airplane fiKured. She apparently
a asphyxiated by carbon monox
ide fume from the exhaust of her
automobile, an autopsy revealed.
A sooty rinK, which corresponded
lu alze to the exhaust pipe, liroeie
outth said, indicated that she had
held her inoulh cloc to tlx; pipe
Until the fumes poisoned her. One
wheel uf the automobile wiih jacked
nearly off 'he k round, the valve
cap had been lak'-n from tho valve
and part of the air had been let
out of the tire. (Ireenoi -,"tl added
that ho helievd she had done lliii
to KUjEKPHt HiHt Hie had died acci
dentally. TIoto were neither any
marks of violence on her body, nor
evidences of a simple, he naid,
'SMITH SHOOTS oxk o i;it !
Vd'uiitfnueil fi-om I'aae Oiip.)
ton Smith, of Joplln. Mo.. 27-year-old
for third place money,
W5. Smith' Tl-7.'-72-7i;-2:t4 left
llini III Kceoiid place last nlKbt, j
but : Armour appai cnlly had him
beat, and iJicKel was uolng Hliong,
- t. . . I)leo-l lo I 1 nihil.
Tdegcl left off play on the I'ith
with a,' for that distance. I'ars
on the leinu'iiln two holes, a five
on tlie 1 Till and a four on the
IHtlu would Kive him cards of,
77-1 t.74-.7t-Kff.
i Oihc'ia who were ,to comphtei
their 72 holex loilav included
r'i.nM..i v..t. i.i... i.o.r.'.i.. ....... i.... r
frouii Oetroit. Von Htm, who pick
ed up oirtlie I7ih hole when he)
had 7a atrokes. n d a par on
hfs last' hole to give him V.W nod
n. tie for third id.iee lllM earlier
I'Ollllllt ware 7 1 -73-70-220.
Walter lluuwi, U r 1 1 1 h open
champion, wiih vera1 xtrokrM
nbovtt pur un nil four of MIh
He with Al Ksplm.su Uf fhlcago.
end Fred Morrison of Ios Ange-
Ich. Hagen, who completed IiIk
1'i holes yesterday by playing the j
last, throe In ifnrknews, showed
(turds
"7-7l-7!l-7-:UJlJ.
To Stimulate
Local Building
We Offer
No. 1 Common
Fir s4s
1x4 lo 1x12, ky H $22
lixt to 2x12, iht M $22
lx(i .Shiplap, ku- M $22
1x8 81iiplnp, pt'i- IV $22
No. 2 Common
Fir s4s
3x4 lo 1x12, pci- M $18
2x4 to 2x12, pit .M $18
ftlyplapj l.()-f.S, M $18
: ;No.3
Common Fir
Shjplaj), JJiinonsion,
!
Boards, iSh(mthhi $15j
Lower Grades
From $5 por M up
'Flooring
.Ceiling
i
JNO. 1 rlOOnnp; -wU
1x4 com. Flooring ..$l(Ji f1,'1",1',;;'1l'','('. ;
1x4 N"o. .4 Flooiniijf....$25;l,rii.V.i'i.iMH c
1x4 V. 0. FloorinL'....$10,lv,,-y,,,ir M,n N,,,,,", "'e'-
JO, COlll. J' 100rillg....5hl t!
3x4 Ceiling j520i
2x6-8 .r,xp Door $1.75 i
8s;a4 H. fcSnsh 75!
-Medford
Lumber Co.
' One Block North
; ' S. P. Depot.
u
.
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TAltlS. France. JaW 14. (T'
Marshal Ferdinand Koch, general-
Issirno of th. m!Hm! armies In the
world war. waH taken seriously 111
Unuy wiln ,,..)rt irmmle.
Tin- marlial cuiu'it a very Irail
a ArmlKtli- day celcbra-
lion. It nettled into bronchitlK and
inierfered with hU breathin
AppHrently
he had recovered
fu lb-
from that aftection but the
General Fccn
i train of the UIiichh told on him
and he suffered a severe, heart at
tack.
Three doctors ere (ailed Into
coiiKiiltatiou today. It was said l ha
a bulb-tin would be lnsucd late this
afternoon.
A comuiuhEo.ue ImhuimI by his phy-
s c iiiih bile tdav sa d
'The inaiHlml is fiilferlim from
hi ml allack. necesKit:il inii coin-
i.leii. r.i " i
This was signed by two doctors.
,
Mtirshal I'orh, wlm Is a years
P1'1' lll,fl ,1"t lt",' 1,1 b,Ml of
' leceni
months.
The marshal, who played so
prominent a part lu (be great ballle
of the Murne during the early days
of the world war, has been llvft-c
in retirement lor some time only
Orcusioni, My tMMmrl.i In thft news.
lAinuncau legion in iv-t, no inane
j his appearance on the second day
,,i,w,ir,u
......
E
WILL 10 OLAF
KTOI'KIIOI.M, J'tM. ! j. iflV
The engagement of 1 r Imcchh
Martha of Hwedeti to t'rown l'rince
Olaf of Norway wan ofhlally an
nounced today. I'rincepH Martha,
wlio was born March "X, 1 U a I , Is
the daughter of I'rln
brother
i if King llUKtaf uf Hwedfi
Tho crown prim" wan
July L r.'03.
Ixit'II ull
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
"
cane of a transient youth. I
The
after I avlng been a thorn In the.
sido of Kialu 1 raffle Scwant f 1. I
Talent for a wiek, Is n-celviiiR tlefi- I
n it t disiMisltimi In tlie binding over
of Wllstm It. Fish on bail id lumi
to the grand Jury on u charge of
larceny. Fish Ih accused by Talent
ot tinio thefts, including a theft of
mat hi ie in Medford, ami In stories
In, I, .1.1 T11I...1I KUh ln ul,il..n
ai.vi.ral ollu.r u,,l,li,,. II,. ihivim"11
) atloiiH wh.r.. In- rlalim-il lu- had
ahaniloii.-U llivtu. Iml Invontlual loll
UkiiiIII it-il his luli'H. I' hll win mi.
i able to lalse
hall anil Ih now Ian
111 '""'
BENTIFES SHIRT
j I Ul IH KUl'iM. I v I IMlhlia.,
, I'al.. .Ian. M (Vt N. II. Wltihlow
ut i,-,i))n Htcwarl Nurthcotrtrtrlal
of three boys, today
small piece of while
cloth as a part of his
N,.iMm nml I,. vIh Wlnxluw ami nn
ulilil. nl llli'J Mi'xli'iin Iml.
J'lTS (IMh M1LONS
(t'oiillniii'd from I'ago One.)
the slale of Oregon lift
at 11iIh1ob a flu nllnrk.
lime ...
"You are uwaro that ut tho last;
M'doii . . appropriations were Is evident from tho persistent call
made nKui' t 'Hin iipproximtttely ftr VU'k Viipo Huh. the exierunl
four million dollars In oxees ot treatment which proved no helpful
available slate revenue for tin; j In was. Tho YlekB Uhoriitorloa are
idennlunt. of iVii appropi lattons HiiiI opernthiK tho omoriioncy ntKht
'1 vetoed bllU wovldinif for one hlftti which were put nn nt tho
jml'llon. three hundred thnupnnd lioight of tho epldeniio, an the puh
didlnrs, lenvlnc deficit of more j Ho continues In demand ovfr 876,
ihan two million dollura which 1 00u jars every 24 hours.,
hoped might be taken taie of by
i (he income ta mnr I
j by the It-Kltlaturc and referred to
the t-lecloraie.
'The income lux rm-abiire was
defeated, and. ax a result, the rev
enue of the ffiiml fund wll
be JiiMifficIrm by approximately
i wo million dolluis, lo meet H-
uhlmations tbei' on for the mVn
niu t nJ'-d J)- ciiiU r 31, 111-.
"No pro boon ha been
;to liquidate the ex. Mine
.Mid it has been necessary to
Quale practically a rer4uet for
ubstantial cuidtal outlay. despite
the fact that many suh r-MU'-M'
f,.- i, t!(1-.:it. :mi necessary
imt.ioveo.eni which should be
rarvd for now 'ami .-a hi. h mut Ik
,irutiied
in
th- n-ar future If,
maintain her Mtand- i
oi-ckom 1m
intf ax a prK' cj-mIvc and forwaid
too viiij; com mon wcalih.
t I(1 ,.w ,(f lhU K'iuation Ouv-'u.
er,.r I'atter,on called to li e at- U ood in a return .n.u-i, at the ! bask(;l lhr0WPrBf aad they broke
t.-ntion of he Jegm alure mm ioo i th(.am! ( ft (iaU, whj(h up lhe hfRh scho0, oflT.lBe. MeIvin
two of ar P ie nine of the coiw i - haH bn tentatively for next , threw a half rioen nhou that misb
Uon which provide ha ; ArnfIa, ,u. wullI( U: wIte in a... d through the fih net!
eKiW;,tiv. uHwinbly Khali proM.le rfipt h(. ()ff.rM whir , . .
for ra'Hint; revenue Miffirieni to,
defray til' exp'FiM'H of 1 he Htalc
fur l ii' li fim al year, and aUo a
toiffi b'lit HUiri to pay the IntereHt i
on tin' Mtate'debi. if iheie be
any." He called to their atten
tion, further, taction of the name
article. Haying: "Whenever the
exoenseK of any fincal year nbail
exceed Hie lncioe. llie ieKiHiaue
iiriK-mldy Hhull provide for levying
a tax for the eiiHiiinj: fwcal year.
Fiifficlent. with oihr Hourcea of
Incf.me. tlie pay the defjeiency, a
well an tin eHtimated expenwe of
the enduing fincal yr. '
Jn diM.UK!-iiu; the statiiK of the
Male penitent'ary, flovernor l'at
(erjur: aiiid, "for the first lime In
,, th.
Oovernor I'atternon wild, for the
li Al r iJ r. u.vii 'to
first time In the history of the in
Kiftutiou. every man who 1 pliyni
eally alb- Im ut work every day."
I'iImiii liiadequnU,
In hit r eomiiiend-itioii! in con
nection w.th the prlxon. the gov
ernor aid: "It la absolutely V-
pential tliat additional quartei-M be
proided Immediately to care for
priHoner.t.. . , I have recom
mended in the budKct an appro
pi iai.ion of $:., OUO for the purpose
of reiin"l'-ting the former trail
Iiik Hcbool (for boyxi buildiru; t'i
lioue i men and alxo lo care for
the women prlsonerH. '
A "fair taxation" on cut-over
duriim tie iirowiiiK period
of the timber WIIH reeoillllM'IHled
by the uovernor. Thiw. h" nahl.
Khoulil le in add'thoi to "a falr
""nual tax. a yield
tax win n tli
timber In cut.
In 1 1 IhcumhI ijit reclamation. f!nv
ernor Patterson Hiiggextcd that the
leghdulure submit to the electorate
' a constitutional a mend men t re
pealing arlicb- XI-li' of the slal"
rontitutlou which authorizes the
payment by the state of Irrigation
and drainage district bond In
terest "
These bonds, the governor said.
widely tiered and there Is
nn m,equat record of their owm r-
Water Tower.
In discuss ng water power, Gov
ernor I'atlerson said: "The pres
ent law provide that all appli
cations for permilH to appropriate
water fm beneficial line hIki II be
approved by the state engineer
when made in proper form, nn-
j less Hi appropriation will const)
nue it menace to saiciy una n-
5
Of the pultllc.
In that event the stale engl-
may deny the application if.
after full bearing, the public wel
fare demands. i Hh authority lo
deny applications under thlH stat
ute has not been passed on by lh
courts, hut In order lo protect the
public Intercuts, this section should
lie nmend'd in a manner which
will more fully define the duties
of tlie stale engineer and the
grounds upon which applications
may be denied. Authority over
appropriation of water for bene
ficial use similar to that of the
federal power commission relative
lo leasing public lands, which are
used in power development should
be given.''
In eoneliiding his message the
qoveinor said:
"(Ml the HlbJeclH dlfK'tisscd lu
this message or on any other mat-
tei-M iiertilt.litir lo Mate uowrn-
menial nctvttteK j be happy.
at any tiout (n confer with tlie
members of the ath le(jlilatlve
assembly.
" lly experience during the pu.l
two years has strengthened my
deep interest in the welfare of the
stale uf Oregon.
"Kecognizltig that a progressive
body of laws is a vital factor lu
t lie development and prosperity
of nny stale. I offer you mv full-
-"-"I'"""-m ""IT-'H
"Illl'TlnklllKK hl.ll ,lilllls-
l'" "" IhI'-ivbih of our
'oimmn .i.llh iin.l tin- wi-II-I.oIiik
I"f ll,r l"'"l'lc."
Epidemic Wanes '
But Demand for
Vicks Continues
Colds Wlflch Attack Weakened
System After Flu Responsi
ble for Record Output.
SECOND WAVE FEARED
l'lihllc liialiii oiilcialk now n--port
n di'cllnn lu Uhi niinilM-r ol
flu i'iihoh. . Thiw urKo evorybmly.
Iiowovcr, In kt'i-p on luklim pre
i'iiiiIIoiih nKHlnal coIiIb lor lour of a
Hot'onil hiiiI morn savoro flu wuvv.
II H III I '.I IS.
Tlll'l'o Is, Iii-hIiIch, tin- rlsK of
iloi'li I'lii-Ht coIiIh, Ironi'liltlH. tiiul
iii'iiitioiilu, wliloli inrniHl1y rrii'-h
Iholr p-uk lu'lwei-n now hiiiI April
mid ulilrli linvo a ilotihk- iIhiiki-i'
IIiIh yt-nr with ho muny pnoi'lo In
I lio run down conillllun whlth ful
I'liut inUHmm tliror :hoiM On-
country
nro Itoi-tllng IIiIh WHrnini;
I
Udy7M
si TIME TODAY
BY SAILOR JACK
.
If Fnd .Mortcnwn, tin Terrible
iiine wreil i uf OranU i'ajw. fig-
on wn-Mlin bailor Jack
beln uitide to Jih, i today by s. i. j The high achool btarted this ott
M' nb nhiill. theater ininaer, in ' enmon training tor the t: limes next
if .Mirteti.. ii (Iocm nut accept, in-- Fi iday and Saturday with the, I'nl
Kotliiiion will be beKun iinme- veratty of Oregon Frotih here. They
diatrly to brinj? Tom Alley. l,ort--will be tough ames. !
land wrcHtP r, to Atedford for a' Negotiationa for a two-game se
man ii with Wood for the same ries with the Salem hi-rh Hchod '
n.nht. aro still pending as the Salem team :
Sailor Jack, a- well hh "Alendy". ' ants too much money for the trip.'
, . , ,,,(,.,,. ui.i. t..b
an(, ,((1;y (I(.(.1(J(,( l(J makp nih
. (.ilu,i..,llfe in n,u .,' , i... .
the Iane will either accept or for- '
ever bold hm peace In claiming:
ln' i a better wretlr than Wood.
-The local wrestler In becoming;
more angered, every day and to
day wiih on the verge of befrinnliif,'
Ial proceeding auaiupt Moiten-
en as nn outgrowth of the match '
.,.,,, ...
O rants I 'ass. where Wood lost
on a decision by the referee on i
; the grounds that he was using
unfair laetii-H. !
WuimI da itiis the decision was !
raw and was no n,irun for him' -
to Iniiir ihe match, meaning; he re-'
ceived no money for his night's. UwU'ht I,. Woodruff, here in the
i work. ow he is planning to go ' interest of the Simons. Shuttle
! to c-urt to force Morlemien to worth and French company for
pay him money Wood claims is work in connection with the build
idue him and it may all end up in ir'g up of the growing; business i,f
inn iitiaeliment Wood may put the concern disclaims the honor
'against .Mortensen's new Whippet- attributed t' him in Sunday's issue
car. , of this p:iper wherein he was
! Mortenhcn was in Med ford Fri- mentioned as a former president
; day afternoon to recover a ham- rf Appleffrowers Association
:1iit he claims Wood took with " H""d Hiver. Mr. 'oodruff was
hlui last week, liut Mortensen fur f,,ur ars employed by that
went back lo Grants I'ass without eiincei n in an importania capacity
tlie hammer. He was advised to although not as president, that po
!enlict the aid of a police officer f11'"" being open only to growers.
in calling on Wood as ' a matter! Mr. Woodruff will work lure in
of protection, Mil this he did not conjunction with Ouy Conner in
seem to be inspired to do. ,thv handling of local affairs of the
4- i
l 'Irisvif j - r advertising gefK remiJtK. I
i "zrjk a TV 7 a irmj III
AJ7JntWU'WlflI- Kjy&J) j Umbrellas
jggk ' Continues All This Week ! .TV qT
I Tjm, J& 'fi Values to $15 41. VD
g i 5 I a Sale of Hosiery 1
Tjf;" "''fiS1') ijz nigi 13 Regular $1.95 values. All- Padded Robes
Vi I lll f V M3$W$ 1" """ " II silk, full fashion. All colors While the few in our
stock last
K' WU 'V.VttWVWi I fi I1I7ATU Mil c
1 1 . ' 'NUi' i 'ii n' i m i
Maybe-Never Agalai
This. I Veck Your Grocer Has an Ample Supply of
that Wonderful New Health-Giving Cookie-Cake
Tsi-Blu Vegetized Wafers and
the New Double-Dec Package oS
TrisrBake Crackers
; B07375
TMIS WnnK long as his Introductory Stock holds out.
yii .xcr will be jblc to supply you. After ih.it, iIk price
will go up to nornul J stay there
Till: PURIXSI: of this sale is to introduce to you tlie genu
ine Tru-lMu Vegetir-J Wafers that give you the health-giving
Vitamins fnuii v"U l:rcsh GarJcn Vegetables. Vcge
tucd Walets are sold only in 25c packages never in bulk.
AND also to introduce tlx new FULL-POUND double-deck
package of Tru Bake Crackers, which in this combination ot
ter really costs you only 12c. January special, DOTH pack
ages for 3 7c.
New Before tmyht Nef ef Again Order From
iRfl-RTU.Spohane. Portland. SeattlelJ
tdaimimp Tfin
if
FOR FROSH TILT
The Alumni took the hiph 9 hool
bafkthall team to a :J7-to-7 trim-
' ming Saturday n!-;ht and an a rHult
come of the surplun cockinejia has
been eradicated fiom llie t'allUon
crew, and their dignity ruffled.
: Members of the h:-;h ttcLool Kqimd
inclined to "razz" the referee
i IP1'1, ul J'I'lnB
hf,re and came with A-liland
luring the game Saturday. Hill
Miiwei man. forward, had a tooth
knocked out.
I
CONNER LOCAL FIELD
Mnions Miutiiewortn and r rcnen
company.
Never Before
OUT IN FRONT OF
BIG TEN CAGERSS
CHH'AOO. J n l.i.o. -ir.,i.
Kan and Fuidue were in front,
neek ainl netk. uh the dizzy race
for the I. i ten basketball chain
pionship p:uk.sed the ijuarter pole
today.
Ku.-hir.i; forward wiih unexpect
ed j-pecd. the two teaniM have
panned I heir ri a In wiih three
straight victories. Neither has
been defeated. Wisconsin and
Ohio Stale, w hU h huvr won two
and ot one pa me each, were the
only entrien v n close to them.
"Stretch" Murphy and his I'ur
lue mates are out in front with a
corner on Mining honorn. Murphy
lends in individual Hcorini with 3a
poinUi. while Purdue in ahead in
team mjoriiiij with 117.
Seeund to Murphy is Olcn Har
meson. I'urdue football Htar, who
Iia scored points in hln team'H
string of three victories in the
ehiiinploTidiip camp tig n. Hetween
them, ihey.havi scored rntire than
half of 1'urdue'n pointa this sea-
Michigan is second in team scor
ing with U9 points and firnt from
a defensive nt and point, only ex
poinu beinp scored against it in
three contest or less than 3
points a game.
N'ouiiuatioii OpiHiM-d
WASHINOTON. Jan. M.)
The nomination of li. Theodore
Tate to be tre:isur-r of the I'nited
States will be witlidrawn by the
trcasmy depaitmenl because of
oppoy;fon which developed in
congees..- lo Tate.
Every day 10,000 women buy a
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound. They know that
there is no better remedy for their
troublesome ailments with their
accompanying nervousness, back
ache, headache, "blue" spells, and
rundown condition.
We're Charging
the Loss to
Advertising
lkM tM !. rr ttwall
Ntrsi prt) b
m4 UNLESS wmVT w4IU
(t t U4 IW Uw, W'r
SALE RULES
TVU Mtv in lai 4mI St
r? MBTNi. Mmwj It. It
U b AmmNimiI m m
it NtfM. Nt
t-J kltar Mmmmry Jl. !.
TRU-W.U BISCUIT COWAN Y
Yo.r Grocer NOW
IB
Adrienne s
Metiford National Bank Building
FINAL CLEAN-UP
Spring merchandise is arriving evary
day and is being placed on display
We must make room for these new
shipments by offering
Astounding Reductions
On All Our Winter
Time Stocks
All of our
Dresses
Values to $59.50
10 -5
50 Dresses
in our $10 lot includes crepe-back
satins and smart little party dresses
of taffeta, velvet and satin. Sizes 14
to 50.
25 Dresses
in our $15 lot includes transparent
velvets and party dresses of tiffeta,
velvet and satin.
fTb ATQ 25 of them re-
V-.r 1 U duced to
$10, $15, $25, $49.50
TO ALL
WHO HAVE
VISIONS
of greater things ahead, Frank
lin's thrift teachings will ever
hold a real message of inspira
tion, of hope and of achievement.
"If you would be
wealthy think of. sav
ing as well as of get
ting." Franklin -
The Jackson CountyBank
q ESTABLISHED Ism
Medvord, Oregon
CommcTciul - Savings - Safe Dciojit
MBHBE IBDEKAL ESEVB SYSTIU
15
Sale of Hats
Velvets and metallics. Val
ues to $22.50