TAOE SIX
"" ' lrETFOt?T) MATT- TTUr.rVK MttDFOKD. OTCFCiON'; FRIDAY. TT.rsmUftY .. 1029.
STEWART FIRST OF
0TAiin)innnuirrc
oimiiumru unu.ro. 3-
to nrrv mum n : )
lu.unn junn u.
' CHICAOO. W) Ito'l't W.
fitownrt, president of l!-o Siundard
OH cuimmny of Indiana. Is llic
flint of II10 Slandanl "family" to'
irhnllcnKo tho decree of a. Kocke
rllor In affairs of lis Industrial
cljlld, - . '
HU'wnitj a Hoogcvull Hough HI- (
iler. relucted thu demund of Jolui;
Ik MOckcfpllur. Jr., that ho ronton
UK-auto of ailnilllod connection
'Wit htho Continental Trailing coin
'IKiiiy. .whose shadowy reputation
ittreichcd Into govrniii-nt foflceu.
Control of the 1700,000,000 com
Inny;. largest petroleum manufac
toror,. goon to tho victor of this
"battle of thu proxies," which will
lie determined nt tho stockholders
mectlne at. Whiting,. lnd Jlarch
1.
Stewart, whom tho Standard In
, , terestn snatched from hiKal prac
tice ill South lakota 22 years obo,
w?rvod. a goncral nttorney, general
VomiMil, momUor of the board and
as,- ehfl Irina ti sinco 1 J 1 8 .
' In refusing to resign he pointed
out tlint a court had acquitted him
.flf perjury In Ihe Continental case.1
Tho Indiana company's prosldent
Maii first refused to answer senate
uuestlons and later admitted he I
had retained a a trustee xonm'
of. tlio bonds of tho Continental
tmmpuny. ' This tho Kovcrninent
ivhsttued on perjury.
There are i", 130,11 18 shares of
stock In the company and 00,000 ,
stockholders, llockerfeller. Junior,
owns and controls 1,?30,U20 shares. j
uuu moro uuiii ou per ceiu ui me
KOcurlticg aru held by less thun
a dozen, individuals, hanks or trus
tneshps. Tho 30,000 employees
own 400,000 shares. Aiuoiik tho
propertied of tho Standard of In-
fllnna aro refineries at Whiting, j
7nd.; Wood Hlver, ill.; Hugar
Crvek, Mo., jind Cuspor Wyo,
E. a. Unubert. president, and
other executives have Joined with
.Stewart against Itocketeller, who
has boon auroud during tho finan
cial struggle.
Stewart, tall, dignified mid ro
bust, belying Ills mars, is on
totvun, . U was educated at. Coe
mill Yiiln. ui,liit inir Houlh DnkntlL
after his graduation, for his legal " Werner,
work. He was a county prosecu- HUU.YWcm .1), (.ny. The -man
tor and. stale senator, going from,"""11 Keogranhy has b
thero Into tlio Hpanlsh-Amoriean i '-' valuable iimk.'I to the k-
war With. Koosovulfs nought, 111- ' " .-""hub iie.
dora." Ills organlitliin ability and
illness kept him fuming In Flori
da, rthllo, tho detaeliment wont on
to Kl, Caney' and glory.
.. . The .Standard. Oil sought his alii'
In' having a oiun. tliut had guno
ifalnsl It in tho Mouth Duliuto. su
promo court re-opened, llu ob
tained It and won the case, and a
ffcw dayB later, waa summoned t.o
Now York and a connection with
the Ilockefeller Interests. Ills ca
pacity for work and personal mag
netism, worked through tho Ktun
dui'd organization,- touching filling
station attendant as well as presi
dent. Ills conceniratlvo ability i
enabled him to develop sepurutely
.fcocli deiiartmont of tho company,
mnmifnntlirlnir. tl-nliHiiol'tnt ion and
i:alchnnshli. Htewart Is known 'J'OSw
, s8 a "hard worker and hard'
A
) WEDDING FOLLOWS CROSS "COUNTRY FLIGHT - .
Cuinnhiht. I
MEMORY-ILL" I'
M FUNDS FOR ! SEEN AS PROM
preeseti belief that a iilunmd moT.. to a al limir last Irtght, after llu
to seek an uH-al"(rotii Hie fatat i jury., vhkli delilw.aled ltvs than
......li..! i.m u..r,.,l in holster thu 1 i wii . U a bftlf hours, had re-
voum: Canadian up. He tallied, il tmacd u verdict ngslust him and
i .... n.niv 111 his cusrds u'.
1 h:ui r.iileri to recomnOnd rlemeney.
UMPQUA HIGHWAY
! J'tlilTLAND. Ore.. Keb. S. At,
, gumenis in faror of a tariff on lis
KAI.K.M. (re.. Feb. S. (Pi A' nanas were considered Wednesday
memorial asking congress for an ut a uicetins of a group uf Urogon,
appropriation of 300.00 for eon-' w asliiiKiton ami California fruit
striictlon of the North l'mnua KrowiTs at tho .Multnomalj bote!.
highway project from liosebm -g to .'"" I. iiurcn. presment ni tne
Jiamond 1-ake is In proccMs of
preiioration for introduction in the
senate. Kuch an appropriation
would require financial collabora
tion with road dlstrirts within the
ceunties involved, but would not
reulilie htale aid. Mayor Huuver
and Kibow ITcrmpn. of Iloseburg
were hero today in the Interest
Kruitgrowers league, Medford
sided.
tlrowers . of coast fruits believe
Ihe steadily Increasing importation
of trnpicnl fruits, which sell at a
comparatively, low price because
uf production conditions. In In :(-;
ther. unfair competition .with Amer
ican fruits, and possibilities of
of the project. Tllev claim 10 have! 'T' "'"
the cooperation of the mayors nf ;' nr0 looke1 .on -by- Pacific
M.,uhfii,i v, .'n, i.,i i eoaat growers as one, solution of
and Mvrtle Point. ' ' llic iroblem.
Tlic league, according to Eurcli,
coiitetnplates an advertising cam
paign to Increase consumption of
thu Hose pear. -
: .'
BY FALL FROM RlN& NORTKCOTTf ACES
DEATH BY NOOSE
SAlr UKK CITY, Feb. 8. (A)
Ira Urn. local mat ctar, lot to
Pnul Jonca, lnjavyvcly;lt Kiapplor
from Texan hvro lnisl niKht, wlien
iJcrn wan knocked unconsoluUH by
a fall through tho ropr. Dern
Hiiffert-il a blow ovrr liuy lu'iirt
when hi Hlruck a chnip am) wuh
I miahlo to continue. Kuch wruHtk-r
had miui'L-d a. tall. Junim won hiH
full oij a huuk scisnors ami Dc-rn
ItlVKUSlDli, cai.. Veto. (Ph-''1
Uoiduii btowart .NorthcoH, con
vhrtod slayer of young Ijoys, today
stood face to tact witb tho Kal-
lows, hut he appeared scarcely to
realize it. Klvorsidc county .fail of
ficers, in whoso custody h& will re
main until. Superior Judge. Georo.
t i """(' uuiii. uiti iui tr iiuic ucui fi,
put thf Texan on bin bacii with an R. Kreenum pronouncew the death
Irplauc spin. $
!
sen ( re upon him Arnnday. ex- I
1 he associated 1'ioas.
Rmn Mcuonn4ii, 26, arts student, who ud from N&w York to PacWz const to es-ap? marriage with
Kenneth B. Coulter, 43, millionaire capit.tli&t of Chiton Pprinns. N. Y.( an i.ivnhd, was married to him in
Indianapolis. This picture shows them after the ceremony. Coulter vr.z injured in a football game
i years ago,
Screen Life in
Hollywood
DE VALERA SENTENCED CALIFORNIA COLO
ONTH IMPRISONMENT; REOy!RES SMUDGE
1 1 M 1 X I
Niirrnr;u. tni;i.An, VvU. s.
- (V) Ktt in mi in itlcrn, imtcd
Irish ri.'publh'Hn ltijnlcr, was hoii
iciM'cd to inn; immt h' luiprison-
northern In-hnnl In cuiilnivitnion w.,v w-hiir. ummio itu w.i-.. Uum
, ... m nil .un ritiiuuiK. )iK Jn ) (10 ('HlMIH lVUiotlH.tO
j no iiHiKiHiniu1 in in".- iirwi -Hr L t lip. coldest
iMUii, in HrnicniMiti? hip M'jHirl ; (il ne(t(MI ItlUt
Pl'un' mi inn irisn i'rer;(lu c.iHost ty of the yenr. wllh
: ! .' hah (1 j Weuihor bureau predicting "fair
... '."h iv- ii.mii uii ui and comer tomorrow, with heavy
L'Ji-i
Urivor. , Ho iN nt bin jiffioe from
S to i,, witli 45 inhuHCH nff for
lunch.
The jmthwny of the Htnndard of
Indiana's huccumh Iuih been blocked
by Icglnlallun, court decreuu and
finew. niHyolutlon ns n trut cave
It u il lt,tt net identity and u VJ,
OUO.dOl) fine UKSfHsed by Kedentl
Judge K. M.' l.uiidiH, uniiiue dis
tinction. LunUla act was reversed
by a court of uppcalR. , Of most
recent dato won tho company's
lctory In tho uasnlino crackius
Uutcnta suit, tho Kovcrninent hnv
liiK charged tho company oblitera
ted caiupulltlon by coercion and
absorption, controlled' production
IheoufiU pooled puttnits and flxod
pritM'S. A tnafer In chancory
found no Ki-uuuds for prosecution
of the suit,
..j.. -
Stl-CHllCll llM'll
iHlvU;ni-H raillllini'
Willi t ho Hlnlil.1
ti tut ?i-unlHmri ui
fi'l'au-jiy plfirnri
jire n il in )' t' mm
Vllllllull Ilfl't', J. 111
in hiiilclhi; rtili-nt
lllriurt-i; It Is us-
liiiliy poevl'lo tU
rlli'Ck tlio llllvls- ! Iti'Jrrli'il Millor Sllnnls..
nr'a n f c ii r ' ! Ni:v YOHK, I VI. s. !) Kr.-
' H II p II (I I l- lCTll.il IIH IL ' VlfllOl'. JliSI'pIl AlllMIIK.
urnplw. p I iMiirti :i , shol ami kllli'il MN (ivnvviuvi
pnHli'iinlK it h-' IIIkkIiih. .IIP, at her home tmlnj
r r IIUislr.KI'iiis. IiiiuI tlinn shin anil hiltilly wound.-
lf t lie ti-l'Illllual j I'll IllluVl-lt. M.'ss lllKKillH. 11, Kl'Ull-
ii il v I n i) r on il , iiul.. nurse liutl niit AiIiiiiih IuhI
'runi-li Hlia-ct Rnl, suiiinifr. Ailuni.H. a L-iirpi'iUnr, wan
fin- I'Mimpli'. Clin , inai iii'il anil hail a flvn-yviir-olil
lilt i' i' ni ni her
I'Xaotly lnuv
I .OS AN(i kI.KS, Ft'U. H. (Jv)r-
KiiiilUiirn I'lillfiiinla whh Hlilvprinn
UK tcnipoililin-o uarly lo
i HtniiilKe pntH won: Imin
iii I'Urnti 1'1'Ulutin .lo jni'iH
.'Hi ftlllll',-, Wlli(ll-.Wlj ''t'X-
at hotore HiinrlK(!.,. IjUyjik
Tim tiiiiiiii'niHuvH In tlio flints
illiiti'li't wi'i-c: Hivci'Hlilo, 117; Itoil
lanila, L'lj'i,; (iiiiuko. 311: A.tmn.
Si: Vt'iiliirn. "li: Sun Fprnanilu,
Owi'iiHinniilli. ii: and I'litniina. I'l.
At J nVlni'k this ninrniii!; I'VAi-ral
MniMiiiiliM,-lat Klfiyil Yniiim vnlllil
tin' nu'rctny whh oxprcU'il id (Irnp
to III nl I'niminn Willi ctirn'spoiuj.
iiiB ilropa clspwliorc In lli dluli'lct.
Hi-
('Inlffctl nrlvortlHlm; cpIh romiltfl.
Handicraft Shop
Phone 702 , , 42 South Central
Always Has the Newest
in Art Needlework
"Nu-Artint" Quilted Boudoir Pillows in
clever modernistic design.
Novelty Oil Cloth Pillows. .
"Modernistic" Tinted,. Rayon Quilted
Davenport Pillows. V v .
."Trapunto" Italian Quilted Pillows.
New designs in Cut Work Luncheon ,
, Cloths, Scarfs, etc. ; ..l
New Underarm Bags of yarn, quilted
, taffeta, etc. ,
Hemstitching, Pleating, Button Making
and Hose Mending.
A?&l I it. iil i 8SV
I I I l '11 if
COFVHICHT 1929
ROTHMGOR COATS
Women can't resist
their charm
You may shop around what
woman won't but if you really
enjoy exquisite style and tailor
ing 'brilliant imported woolens
jaunty tailored collars unique
pockets and cuffs ; a Rothmoor
must be your final choice.
T-$35 to$i25' -
Smartest in New Milliuery
ADRIENNE'S
Medfprd National Bank Building
flrcpliiKH look In Toulouse, the h(u-j
din rcuiareh library probably has
on flln a Kn;iphot or ji postcard
whiivvtiiK exactly )utv they hmk.-
Now. however, It 1; nuuoHsary to-
remember houihIh.
GN WAY TO GALLQW
KOJKOM VKIXUN, Cat., 1'eb. S.
(VP) Prayim? atoud and wulklujr
unatraialiHl, Hnrrlitou Uundolph, 4
went calmly to IiIh death on thu
urallowa hero nt 10 o'clock tlib
morning.
'The trap wuh nprutiK nt 10:03
Mini: - Kandulpli was proituuied
deail nt 10:10.
" The exeeutlon was- witnessed by
approxlnmtely Co men, IneludhiK
Kunrds, newfiimp-rmiu atol pollen
ufflecrn. One fainted utter tho
trap wan hpiuiik
. 4
. To protect tUo ryon fem tho
tflaro ot upnoiu bluff hoadllKhts,
an adjutitubla shudo or truiiBpar
nt . material is attaehed tu thv
wlndHhleld. It U nlKo offeetUe
Ci'aJnt the rayn of the nun and
18 bald to proinoto vlnlbihty in
foffa. It may be tibcd effectively
for ihado on the headllKhtH of
the Bit me car. to hwivn tho lurc
In tho eycB of other drlvem.
. . . . i
ClHMflffe1 nrlvKrllnlnv vetM rpunltn
ocdache?
Inttrwt of inrou hrart Jf pr
Mnt Ifefc taff, ri.tM nuA furr ly vftthl
NATUME'8 It EM COY and ct Hd of tht
hwfl polsoii" lftt (! th trtxihlo.
Mvthinr NI fw Wliouim-w, tk tiwt
rhn Mnd eumt'onOon. AU pluuttntiy,
MrrffriiM. Cel.- X.
Koi'Kotten llrnnK
What, for Inatanee, arc Ihe ehai
aeterlstle sound; itf street truffle
in Stockholm',' Do the newsboys
of Ilotiolulu well paper with the
name vriea one hears in Chieano,
or- do they shout their ware wllh
ah nceout nil their own? If so.
what ltl It ? 1 low docs the main
street of llnenon .Aire wound at j
3:.i' of a summnr afternoon
fine out of ten travelers who
hav vlteil the fnreKoln pluvs
pifdxtbly could not recall their
Hum ul. 'i with enough accuracy to
make them seem n;M ural on the
talking screen.
MANN'S -
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT-THE PRICE - MANN'S
Spare Ntdses Needcil.
11 bra vies of talking newwreels
eventually will be a mine of" jur
htirate information on mieh poinU.
of course; but al present there In
only one studio which has u fled
of talking news cameras In . t he 1
foreign riehl. anil im file of for-.1
ei;n wul'JeelH wtlll tar from com
plete cmamh to nnwwer all ihe
questions: that arlwe.
.Milton Mllw' new picture ban
AteencK In Africa, KaulnaO and Italy
and already each wcciie Is rallmr
ltt own (mention? about authentic'
turn ml k lo the gondoliers of eu-i
lee. for example, propel) their u-
dola more or le nnbielewsly, or i
dofN the pHWheiier bear the oar
ifplaKh between vrlweij of tho on
doller'w wioin? What aru the Mreet
weundw of an African illae in
Kiieh-nml-Hueh a corner of the con
tinent? The man with a real ear
for ueomiipby mlKht know.
Meanwhile ,oud.icers unwilling
to truwt nnyoue'w memory for K(,o
frrnphlcnl muiniU can hettle dis
puted poltit hi re and (here by eon
ecilnl: their won ml -dace with the
wound ltelf via tranw-Athtntlc t-'ie-
phone.
MA num. Feb. S. (PI While all
Mudiid mourned, tho body of
Queen Marbt t'hrlMlnti of Spain,
who iIPmI VedniKdii--tHh inteniul
with solemn ceremony today tu a
tomb clone to that ot her hudmml,
Atfumto All, In the monawtery of
the historic eaeorinl.
While tho ceremony wn in pro
grcfa flans with moilrnlnff bands
were hoisted on all public Milld
Injra ond volley;; of r.villlerv wem
On Our Winter Stock of
;( !; .
Suits and Overcoats
Buy jtmmzmm I I mmmm
i ,mm3 ' , i mm
1 ; -. I jf .&. flt ifj 1 Li v- 'tfB
vmnp mi ', 'o -, i I M xll
"Prices Are
Cut in Half
fCuffpenfieimer and Schuerman Overcoats -
, Good colors Fine materials
$25.00 Coats
$30.00 Coats
$12.50
$15.00
$50.00 Coats
$35.00 Coats
$40.0.0 Coats
$25.00
all sizes
. . . $17.50
. . .i $20.00
Sale of Boy All Wool Suits
AlhHave Two Pairs of Pants
About 1Q0 Men's Suits of well known
makes clso going in this sale at
$25.00 Suits . .
$30.00 Suits
$35.00 Suits .".
$40.00 Suits
Ages 12 to 16, values d 1 O QC
Eroui $15.50 to $17.50,, 1 5?0
Ages 6 to 16, values t 1 ( QC
from $12.50 to $14.50 V i U.CJO
PRICE
$12.50
$15.00
$17.50
$20.00
All other suits at 20 c'o off
THE STORE FOP EVERYBODY"
February Sale of Men's Shaker Sweaters
Coat style, with heavy roll col
lars. Colors of black or white
All sizes. $4.95 and $5.95 val
ues
$4.19
Made of pure Virgin Wool ma
terials in colors of black or
white. Roll collars. Regular
$10.50 values on ale at
$7.45
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