Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 15, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD LVTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Om-XiO Tl'KSDA V, JATAKYir. l!)J!l.
'BODY IS. RUTH TO CLOSE FATTY'S NO QUARREL WITH oCLEKEAU ILL
ORDERED TODAY: BOISTEROUS CAFE SUZANNE LENGLEN
WATEKTUWX. .... Jan. 15.' ctl.VKlt CITY, il., J.in. IS..
- A ' "". lv Itwiw ,k.u;h AH.u.-kl.
A.VGKI.KS. Jan. ir.. (
I'AltlS. Kiif. Jau. IS . at
ari xtiuiuUinu by injection
rtswted lo for flu- first time in.
JiJay by tlu jihyMiriana HtumrlinK
I Murhiil FiTilinaml Foih and the
condition of the Mrkki-n war li-ad-
tudny before the body ol Mm. I
iicorgo Jtc-rmun itutii, cairanKeu
ifo of Babo JJulli, could be luKeu
ciif..- h-i-nuirtalicc''
di-s'-ribcd ut u "Jjublifa ;u.-t
KaWwin never iuairel with. L.r waa reported mo.it critical. T,e
il.iy was pi epariii'; li
Thin wua the formal malernent !
; heart tlon wa veakeniue.
His condition wan rcuorlud not
In hi Hl'l-iftllM i.Vrulillllir ft.- lV.n .
yjiinu liiKl-n. Kn-iu-h funis Mar. ,-jhilftv ,.f rnmnii in.,. .. i
Mr. ll d u iidav ''" "" .-mm..! conclude., ,l,ut ,o l" '"'d ",. C lemenceau. the hTmou.
in a fir" at the h.'mc of T " h'"r"'- " ""'Jed Ih - f Anita Fr.-mh war time pi emifr. ha boon
Kdtvard Kinder, dentist. She had nli:t" '"h the aimouncemeiit Ualdwin. daui bter of K. J- "Lucky" I 'onflnell to III home fur several
been kli.nvn to nvlKhliurit an Mr. ""- 'ai"r would be Kivcn , Kldwin. concerning the audden de-":'" "" "T
jtelen Kinder and uiithorltlen . i""er c"iii.lci-alion. paiture from her home of Su-;
utartcd an iiivt-stigation into tliu ' . 1 " zjinne l ni:len. French n
.. . .. .. . .. ... ... i Mllemreted :i- anine Ih-.t ill..
... co biinir.e it ..,... . ....i '. 7 '"."""..""" . cause of Ills aise he is k? bad
'LIT That "rtlv 1-1 " -bo bve, T I, J : " "' a "l '"':"' reKarded by his
Jhe funeral. j l,r"v' thai the n.a.l h,.. ,; l,.-,lwil.. who l her lanaKer. .
t DlHtrlet Attorney l:..b.rt i ' ie o.tuir.- fa,. h;i,, rut,,.,, t0)iiy a .rM.
i.urhnell oldeied a cond an-' . "' ' lestifled lh.it "I. ' nateiiieut bad be.n banded out
oiy to Ik- performed today ,,' "r- "ccaslonh hhe bad wen "iin- ,y ,, ,t:he of the ItaMwIn ea
tr. Itmh s bo.ly, althoUKh ho 'ol act ' on the cafe property. ,..,.. ,.(.a(, f,Ms:
fcild that he was convinced that r" ''. "he itald. the allej;, .1 a. 1... -n. ,llllrlll(.nl l)mt ,ho i.tlij.
Mrs. liuth died from suffocation ' and ,,. ,,.f, lhe HaldWltl estnle Janu-
and Inc.neratlon, aa .Medical Kx- ""c''- ",,c ' a vacant house ,,,-y , correct. That there
emlner f;eorKe ... West of .Mid- j "" ""' i'roperly. ri). hiiwevi-r. is Incorrect.
dlesex county had lepoi-t-. d after " ""'i"""ii iik unsl Hie road- lialilvviii
a flint autop-y. Dislrl -t Attorney ; house specified that "loud and un- !t ,,.,.,,.
Jlushnell said JJr. n;t A. lit-'""" "oises came nm t. p.:1, ,. Af,.r ,.IlvlnK ,,c, ,n,w of h,.r
Crnth. meillcal exanilncr of Suf- ''"er 2:3i) a. in., which Is Hi... Cos- California li,lc-nx. Mile. Ieniilen
folk county, would make the uu- j n""r f"r "ulver flly caf.s. ' Ilt a Um AnK,.ei) lotp!.
lopsy today because be bad etpllp-I J" v"r"1 w itnesses testified they ; Youmk llaldwln. w ho has pelsls-
nevcr quarrels with J
tnent Ifetter adapted to a chemical
crash of orchestra 'tentiy deiidled rumors of
..O.NDO.V. Jan. IS. V) The
three royal invalids at llucklub--hain
palace were making progress
....... vv..t...u ............. . "It ...... ............ ...... u.i. i .1 ..r-i.ii liuuu IOII.I'.
analysis of the blomaeh than bad "rums In the not-so-wce hours of manee Ih.Iwccii himself and the It was slated authoritatively
ii c,. . tile uiornliii:. 1.. i. . ..... . , . . . . . ... ... '
v.. , , .. ,,i vi u,r, uiso iiiovcu to I.OS won IV.1IIB lieol'Kes Very slow pru-
r Or. Kinder, who had been In; Ai 1. ukle .ilten.b , h. a, 1,,- A ,.,, s. I Kress was oiitlnulnK.
hidlns since early Kalillday, re- j "" '"""'V- panmrj cheekiiiK out of the hotel last Queen .Mary's cold was much
ported to the Watertown police of!mv" ""Iff sold that every effort lliKhl ,,,.,.,,. W,,B found to belter and she had practically ro-
jiia own accord yesterday and sub- " "" observe the laws, and have enitat-ed reservallons on n .covered from her Indisposition,
(.i.tted to four hour s iuestloiilns. , roadhouse Mai, I a license train k-nrlne for the east, but sh i l'riiiee (it-orxe's cold was also
,'hlef of Police John K. Mlimore ; ''' "' a year, w hich was was not aboard when the train much belter.
Announced that Dr. Kinder had supposed to Insure police piotec- .left l,s Anseles, nor was she ' Albert llalstead. new American
aatlsfnctoi ily explained bis con-:"""- Inboard when the train reached , consul-Kenei al. addressed a lun-
nectlons with .Mrs. liuth and with u.,. tT- n ',7" ' Yuma. Ariz , early today, reports clu on of the lOiiirllsh si.enkl...-
un ruin . .. . . i . ... n
.UCAXNKTTK. Pa., .Inn. 15. It
Morn than half a ton of pork
the rlrcuuiKtiinci-n of her death.
The oau whs cIumlmI, jo far
inc u atprtuwn ollcc wi'i ir con
i j
J Plan Infnrmax Cut4an
; PKOV1.KHNCK. R. I.. Jan. IE. ;"" J"'-"s pounds tlrcssed. y j
jP) A plan to make every Protest- i Dancers Don't Drink I
ont church ineinbor In Uhode Island i SF.W YOltK Ian 11 a... 1
an active Infoi-nior lu the novcrn- j Kleve.i KusslBn' niipiierH 'hern n !
?' 'lUr'ni' V"? C'.,f'.,,l:"m,!n: s '"""''" nirry on illhou, drink" ,'
;.i Rh.r ,.,a : i ? akt..i,. or suk nsu. n-
- ........ . ....... .....(. iniiican s dan
............... u, ..... .,,nL i uite.n.ii- ail. Se evoi-euu .... ...I
1 II hove all - d.Hielni;.
irom there slated.
1st church last nlnht.
1 1111:011 today, briniiini; out the In
terest In America in the progress
I of KiiiK (leoi-Ke.
"The sliBht but steady linprove
j tnent In his majesty's condition
jhus caused much Bratlflcntlon
nmoiiK the people of the United
States." he sn'd. "They not only
I much sympathy with their
Itrllish kinsmen in this tlmo of
anxiety, but manifestations of an-.
I" ' i I'ltliKNIV 11... 1,... 11 Inreciation of the kllur as n man
curs lire inleresled In (s,.,.,,i, i.,..iv i,i,.ii ami a soveie.un have corno from
opened the basketball season with I"11 I'arts of the country." 1
the Itojs winning a deelslv
i:Sh;rIs' PHOENIX BASKETEERS
DEFEAT ROGUE WM.
V- JAtfOT OaVn
jaKc-t oaVnoiv
GEOO'BMC-N
THUR., FBI.,
SAT.
5
HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
lory over Uukui IMver Iuhi Friday
n uhl by ih scuiV of to y.
The tcanin wan U from jiart
to finish, with I'hoenix K'ltiiiK
tin; lead early ami holiline, ii
ihrouKhoul the Kaine.
Tli I'hoenix liuy.s have a fcoud
defiiiM' and wllli a Utile iniprove
inent mi their offence will liave
one of the hent .seronil i-la.s tennis
in the eumity.
The ln-el rninary khiiic playitl hy
the ;irl.M of luth places wan won
liy Id-KUe JUver.
The next umiie wilt be with
.Ineksotn ille on their floor. Fri
day, .la nuary 1 , mid thi fliMt
home Kaine will he with (lohl Hill,
.limitary
y EXPECTED
nfN
cold Mommcs :x
,'! X fmm&-' One m,!on
xfo- Satisfied Users
Ei
In view of the fact that it is
the last dunce of the season, all ex-1
cepllonally liiiare attendance is ex-
peeted at the daneinj; party to he j
Klveu by the Masonic iJanciue; club,
at the Masonic ballroom on next '
Thursday night. I
The club Is closing a series ofj
six parties which beuan last fail
and were held bi-monthly, a!
fcaluro of Thursday's dance Is an i
aimniented Itroadway orcheslra I
ami speclnl decorations fur the
ballroom. The dance will I,,, otien .'
lo Mason. i;usterii .star and lie
Molay members and their Invited
1,'llesls.
: Itt'Mi:. Jan. 1.'.. M'i1'
hail a Ic.iik conversation wllh l ard- I
inal i:.-. .......... . '
- i"...u evticiaiy 01
I State, tbbi ninroiii.. In ...I.I..I.
stble Hnlnllrin nt II. u
... ...uu iucs-
ttoii was discussed. The conver- !
sain. n loi.mvcd the receipt of var
ious messages from America ro.
Porlini; lhe ImprcsNitm produced
r there bv atiiioini iii.i.t ..r
1 provisional Informal acrceinent
noun nas necn reached between
the holy see and the Italian statu
4-
27.000 Killed
I'lIII'Alll). III.. Jan. IS.-ji The
Nallonal Safely Council rimin-tt
ti at Kimie L'T.imo persons were
killed by iiiitomoblles In this coun
try last year, a 5 per cent incrcuuc
over l!':'.
iioy wn-vess IIX M.M
Get a Neiu
Riverside" Battery
-', While the, reduced prices of
Ward's Mid-Winter Sale are
, in effect . . . Try ,it 60 days
and be convinced it is the bast
battery for your use, and the
greatest battery value you've
ever seen . . . They satisfac
torily meet all needs with a
flood of quick extra power
when you want it even in the
coldest weather . . . Guaran
teed for 2 years.
New Low Prices
on "RIVERSIDE" Batteries
$700
"Do Luxo" Baltorics
at Mh. -Winter Nnle ,'rlir
l"or l'oid. Chevrolet. Overland.
I'onll.ic. Whippet am, other cars.
"Do Luxo" Butteries
at .Mii.-Wlnli-r Sale Prlru
For liulck. Hudson lluiimoblle
$875
busier. Nash. Sludebakcr.
$1050
"Do Luxo" Batteries
at Mhl-W Intci- ,,. y,iiv
Kr ..aHulle. Mnrmon. Cadillac,
l.'noln. Frunkllii, Advai Nash.
Super-Power Batteries
iuir;uitml for 2-U Yi'ar.s
0 Avuilnblo for All Types of Cars
Montgomery Ward & o.
117 S. Central
Phone 286
Medford, Oregon
(Continued from Vuea One.) !
nioinliiK iin.r 1, ,1,1 ( report fmni
(ireensl.010. N. c. n.,.i i ;
j Itobersoir. 1H. had confessed lu j
. ... .I-...K .....1 menu mh iour chil
dren lu n barn in California, lie
refused to comment run her.
I Northcott was awakened bv
; I'eputy Sheriff Iten lie Crcdceoeu'r
and told of Koberson s pin ported
confession to (ireensboiu police,
lie Bilnned. the deputy sheriff
Im ported and after e.xprcssliiit in
teres,, listened to the report with
out emotion. i refuse ,0 w',y
BiiytbliiR.'' ws his onlv other
conimenl. which he repealed scv
crnl times, when pressed for un
answer lo the new alleKed uuad,
rnple klll.ni,-.
FRANK'S
Comedians
Starting
OTHURSDAY
Comsdy of Movleland
"A Hollywood
Madonna"
BARGAIN MONTH
Children
Adulta . .
to
Vaudeville an Everything
I
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
TomorrQwl At Mann's
On Thousands of Remnants!
Thrifty Shoppers Will Secure Many of Our Remnant Bargains
When They Can Get Them for so Little Money
Hundreds of Silk Remnants
including short lengths of crepe de chine, satins, art silks,
spun silks and lining silks. An unusual large assortment of
styles and colors to choose from on sale tomorrow.
Away Below Cost Price
Hundreds of Woolen Remnants
Good lengths of all-wool serges, flannels, tweeds, kashas
and jerseys, suitable for suits, dresses, skirts and waists,
all gocd colors. Go on sale all day Wednesday.
Away Below Cost Price
January Clearance
of Ready-to-Wear
Buy Dresses Tomorrow
at These Prices
$24.75 Dresses $7.50
As a final clean-up of over 50 Silk, Wool and Vel
veteen Dresses, all wonderful styles and colors, we
will offer values up to $24.75 for 7 fl
one day only at, each J f Ovr
New Spring Dresses
Made of Georgette Flat Crepes and Prints in one
and two-piece styles; come in all the new spring
shades. Opening sale price $10 &
tomorrow, each P 1U.OO
All Satin and Velvet Dresses
One-Fourth Off
Many of these dresses have been in the store less
than four weeks.
$65.00 Velvet Dresses $48.77
$45.00 Silk Dresses $33.75
$35.00 Silk Dresses $26.25
Note These Extra Specials
Women's $3.50 Wash Dresses, each $1.95
Women's $2.50 Baronet Slips, each $1.69
Women's $3.50 All-Wool Sweaters, each $2.95
Women's $8.00 Raincoats, each $1.95
Children's Winter Coats, ONE-THIRD OFF
Remnants of Laces, Ribbons
Embroideries, All Good Lengths
and Colors To Be Sold Tomorrow
at Less Than Half Price
f "THE STORE FOP EVE PVRnnv- 7
HtOfORaOKtWN.
Remnants
of Wash Goods
Desirable lengths of Prints, Ginghams,
Rayons, Percales and many other new
Wash Fabrics, suitable for house
dresses, aprons and children's wear.
On sale tomorrow
Away Below Cost
Remnants
of Curtain Goods .
Consisting of Scrims, Marquisettes,
Nets, Cretonne's and Draperies of all
kinds and descriptions. On sale
tomorrow
Away Below Cost
White Goods
o Remnants
Good lengths of Muslins, Sheeting,
Pillpw Tubing, Outing Flannel, Towel
ing, Linens, Wash Crepes, Nainsooks,
Long Cloths and many other material
on sale Wednesday
at About Half Price
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns
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