Medford mail tribune., February 11, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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NfEDFORD MAIL TRTflUXE, MEDPORD. QKKCON'. MONDAY, FKKHr.VHY 1 Jin.fi.
BENJ. PLYMALE M PURSUED
PASSES AFTER ! BY TALENT IN
Modern Valentines Brighten the
Heart rnd Gladden the Eye
SUCCOR WAITS AS
: bathing suits abroad. Exiiort sulci ' Rey" iIjiik live Christ Kinc a?i
i totalled S7W.U1U in 1'JH. as against i the fumril inrtt-ie o jujroat lifd
' tiH.'ivv in 1S2T.
SHORT ILLNESS DUNSMUIR JAIL
lien Plymule died Sunday aflei
noon, Feliruary 10, at Sacred Heart
hospital, following an operation
permed last Thursday. He was a
veteran of the Great War, a native
Boa of Jackson county and a wide
ly known young business man of
this city, whore hanging; hroustiil
u ueep not'- of sorrow to a wldu
clrcie of friends. He was a lilnd
and comionlon'je man of ny
virtues.
The funeral services will he held
from the Catholic church Tuesday
mnrnltiK at 10 o'clock.'
Medford Post No. 15, Aincrlrnii
Ieglon, will liavn cburxo of Ihu
services at the krave.
Ho will be laid to rest In th"
mausoleum.
The body will lie In stnte at Co
ger'a Funeral parlo s Irom 8 o'clock
to a : 30 o'clock in I ho morning.
Henjamln Harrison IMymnle wh
bora In Jacksonville, Aug-uni M,
lfcSS, of pioneer parents. His fa
ther was YV. J. (Tip) I'lymale, mid
Ills mother Josephine Ma tin I'ly
male. His parents passed In his
early boyhood. For nw.iy years he
was a partner In the Model Cloth
ing eompany.
He answered Ills country's (nil
to the colors In 1'Jl 7 und served
two years overseas.
He was a member of tho Kilts
lodKO and tho Atnericanl.eKlon.
Ho had an Individuality all 111
own, and ho had very positive and
firm convictions on all mutters tint',
should concern a Kood citizen. He
was always pleasant and affable
and BKreablo. He was known for
his keen ae.ise of humor and for
Ills Kunernl Kood will and sunnv
disposition. Ho loved the strenms
and mountains and nil of the beau
ties of nature. Ho was very fond
of his home and of his friends, who
counted on finding him Just whore
he ounlit to bo on all matters that
coacernod them, llo was innri-led
to Vara Mforlman, May IK. IliifO. .
There are two children: Hon Tol
ler, .HK"d 2 yenrs and H monthn.
and Mary Josephine, iiijed 5 weeks.
A treat host of friends sympathlzu
with thum and Join In their nor
row. Tho active pnllbenrer.1 will he:
John WllkiiiBim, Charles Hmiim-H,
Halbort 8. liiiuel. William U'llani.
l'etor ToBkan and Vern Vi Dyk-v
The honorary palllnuncs will be:
l.ooiH Itlchardson. John H. Orth.
Wilbur Aahpole, Fred Weeks, I'uul
McDonald and Wllllum H -linen.
Friends aro requeslid to mithe
at the Connor funeral parlors this
cvbiiIuk to pray the liosiuy.
Friends of Men IMymuli' will
meet ut the Conner l'lint-rul llnmo
tonlKht and recite tho Itntmry.
Tho funeral of the tli-rcimed will
he he'd iit 10 o'clock tomorrow
inornltiK from the Caibolio church,
.Fin her lllack ofllcliitlliK.
1
dale Ti-nflic H. -retain C. I'.
Talrrit niirrouly avt-rti-d tleitlti
inMitlKht Katurilay wio-n his Uulclt
patrol coupe overturned three
In Jes south of Anliland and burst
Into flaiiii-s. He whs rendered
temporal- ly unconscious, hut re
gullied his senses hi sufflep-nt time
lo extricate himself from tho
flairiiittt wreckiiKe. lie sustained
n Iroken arm and was badly
shaken up.
He was t-hiotlmr n fleeing car
ttlieli h s coupe, which Is tlloUKllt
lo have been driven at fie iiilP-s
per tiour on a dirt road, turned
off the I'aelfle highway Into Ash
!and. skidded from one side to
ll.o other and then turned , over.
Tho iinlm t rendered him aenfelesB
for u few moments, and upon
awakening heard flames crackllnK
all about him. He lost no tlme
'n cxtrlout'nK lillnw-lf and todav
ni still puzzled Just how he did
It.
The car is a total wreck, leav-i
Ilia only one wheel and possibly
the radiator and headllKlits of any
salvaitc value. It Is nlso thouiiht
the motor Is n total loss, but
mechanics yesterday afternoon be
lieved It may have some milt-UK"
value. T he wrerknKo was lowed
'nto Ashland on skids.
Information was received this
forenoon by tho sheriff 'it off loo of
the arrest In Diinsmiilr, Cnl., of two
suspects bell'-ved to hnvo been the
olilect of Officer Talent's chase
when he wrecked. The nffher Ii-mI ,
ntopped the men, who woo drlvlnn j
an automobile for which they could
show no ownerslilu pniiers ut Hllne-I
man and ordered them to drlvo J
back to Ashland, with himself fo'- ,
lowing them In his pulrol car. At .
tho Klamnth Junction the two men
s"oeded nwny from th" officer, wh I
followed them until ho wns
wrecked.
Ho was reported Oils afternoon'
to bo renting comfort ibly, with no
thinner of Intornul Injurlus npriar
cut. I
I
wh
DISABLED VESSEL WEATHER TO HOLD
I and orwnly J'rHl Hip pullet. A
newjip;.jer thnkun late today
; Hhnwrd thr' dt?a..id a lartce
, number of wounded In the distur
I lanct-i growing out tf the funi-raL
"
WALLOWS IN GALE OVER WEST COAST: LINDY lultLtltb
: . FIB
I
ST HOffi
HOP EARLY TODAY
HELD TODAY FOR
LATE W. C. RICE
HKATTI.K, Fell. 1 1. vi' With . PORTLAND. Ore., Fob. II
.'their lives entrusted t0 the The terse, cautious prediction.
! strength of a Hull which Is ilea- 1 "not mui h chanxe in temperature " !
, tlned lo be scrapped if it ever was Issued UKSin today by the j
.reachi-a Japan, n officers nnd fovemment weather bureau here, j
........ ,.r,i ti, .ili.i...i rP..o.i.i,.r to amilv to tireKon. Wanhinicton ;
lAlloway wi re wallowliiK IhroUKli i,n,i Idaho for the next 36.hour ! UKIJZK, ltritlsll Honduras. Kel
a 0-lolle KOle while wolil.l-be res- Period. Fast winds were to con- ; H. iAi Colonel Charles A. I.lnd
cue craft looked on belilcsi-ly. '.u''' : oer''- hoinewaid bound from hi:i jie,j hy t)c ople with whom b"
Tne exari juiru ol me steamer ;la augural raiianm air man ihkii,
was unknown hero early today us ovt'r "'' Cnlted States and ('ana- arrived here today l 11:50 u. 111.,
'the radio had brought no word d" " Edward L. Wells, covernment i easrern standard' time, from -Mana-jslne
late yesterday. The steam- , ineleoroloBisl. reported, "althoUKh i gua. Nlcaramia, where he had 8ient
ship lironnoy. which yesterday 1 ' n-i M niglll.
lowaru a laiiniK oaroineier.
(By a Friend)
The funeral services of the lato
Henry Hlce were held from Perl's
iuneial parlors at 2 p. m. today,
conducted by Rev. E. P. LawTence.
The larne number of friends at
tendant and the many floral trio
utes were an evidence of the hlr!i
esteem in which the deceased was
' l'i, t- itn nn. iitteinot tit ItiMT th,.
Alloway when the helpless craft ! Minimum temper.itureM last;
, b.-tame linmanaKeuble, prcsum-1 n'Knt H" reported by the govern- ;
Ui.io .nil ut.-iiwi o l i.e. Th I "ent bureau Included: ;
j.M.m,-, om aoow, .tiarsiii it'io,
ibove; Meilford, 20 above: taker,
four ilegrees below zero; Portland,
'y above: Kosebuft:. 20 above:
Seattle 30 above; Spokane lo ;
above, and Walla Wulla and Vaki- I
ma each with an even zero.
Montauk, another rescue ship, wo
nlKo ussumed to have reached the
stricken vessel.
The Alloway's signals were so
weak they could bnrely be heard
by the naval radio ut iJutch liar
bur in the Aleutian inlands, senr-
'cely a hundred miles to the north--west.
It was assumed in the ab
Isence of messages that thero was
j little change in tho condition of
the ship.
.MEXICO l. Tl ltMOIL
(Continued from Pag One.)
had been associated for 20 yean.
The remains were laid to rest In
the Medford memorial mausoleum.
The deceased was a great lover
nf 1.!., r.xtillv- ntiH whe-i lie was not
The accompanying plane from , ,,' ,.i,nrch. In which he was a 4
Panama stopped at Tela, Honduras. . dl,V(,l(.,t, act officer and member, '
It will proceed to Belize tomorrow. . or B(,rVng pis employers, whose
interests were always uppermost
In his life. was -t home, and
everything there bore his personal
touch. He left whatever things n
came In contact with better tliau
he found them.
He had explicit faith in the One
who was a Savior and a friend an I
who would help him to the end.
He has crossed the bar and lias
been safely piloted to his mansion
DIE ON SCAFFOLD
Valentines on display this teaton show a decidedly modern trend
In design. For those who prefer th old-fashioned aro the reproduc
tions of other days shown above.
NEW YOUK.- (!) Mudorn youna
nooplu prut ond to dcaijino their boh
tinicntiil forerutliorH, hut the pro
fiinlon of v;ilt;nt Ini'H on dlHphiy lliln
ytar seem lo Indicnto that ootno
body Ih wrotiK.
Viilejithio tnatiiifurturtTH nay I ln-
young ppoplo aro klildliiK them-
niVEHSIHi:. Cat.. VvU. ll. tPi in Hip skv..
rom ihp hume of Tural's Hrtnit ' Gurdon wtt wart Nui thcoti, con-1 The confidence fn the hereafter,
o the Huanitih cemetery at Tacu- i victed Hl ivpr of thro hovs on hitt pxureafled bv him in passing. Is d
TnurUiH Spmul Mode. buyn yesterday. Wlnevlllv. Cal.. chicken ranch, to- ; souce from which those who are
NKW VOHK, Feb. 11. (IP) I The nrowdn were in anythinu d:iy was Nontcnced to hant; for his , stricken by the loss of him may
TouriHtH from the t'nlted Htates are; but a peaceful mood.
nprtidlntr AmrJc:iri fnwhlonH In
"Vivh Tora!" and
They nhout-j crirnea on April 15 by Superior pathcr fortitude to help them In
viva CrlMo JndKt flfm-RH k. FreeniHti. ; thoir InnosomenesH.
n Piicc'HHful love affair aa ever,
thoy claim. To provo It thoy offer
(inat columns of figures showing
that youriK peoilo ulmkI valentines j
and spend a Kreat deal more for
them tlan Krandfathur would ever
bavo da.ed.
February shop windows pay
homage to the jo'ly saint whose
selves. Vulentiucs ar as vital to ' feast dry lathe 14th.
4.
G. L. O'Neil Heeded Kl ndike Call
When Lad of 22, Shot White H: rse
Rapids With Volunteer Parge Crew
NEW 1 LAURELS
MINKS 1--Il-:I,I, I.IS AN'IKI.KH
IVIi. 11. Ifl") .Miss lloliby Trout.
m AliKfles Kill aviator, landed
hero at lll:lD:ao o'clock this mor
I'ni! In her (lolden I-:iikI" mono
Idatie, st-ltiiiR n now wurld s l-ii-lllllliuco
fllKllt rectinl fee willlli-ll
of 17 hours, clullt minutes, 4Q sec
onds. - - .
FORMAL MEET TODAY
r.VrilH, Ton. It, (V Ameiiuin
nieinbors of the reparations com
mission were ut the bead of the
totincll table when the experts,
who will sotfk def nltv solution of
tho Oernmn war payments prob
lem, sat down fr their first for
mal meeUnn todny.
The position f the reprenta
lives from Ihn Tnltcd Htatea tnndn
It certain thai Owen I. Youhk
would ln3 ilixMed pirmniient ralr
man.
The experts iiHucinbU d u mtul
a hue tsble In the hotel tieoimi
V. The French deb-Kuies wi-ri
nt the right of Mr. Younir. J. IV
Morgan and Thomas V. Ijtmont.
The llrtttHlt reprfsentntlves were
at the left of the Americans. Next
to tho Hrltlfh snt the (IrrmaitH,
ttblln ImIow the French were the
Itutlamt. Japanmu und IIcIkIuiis,
I'hotoKrapbers and mhtmpcr
nujn we to admitted and tber
utie many tb niunds for posts and
for nctton m behalf of new reels.
p rittititc took their pbiecs.
IN KEYES' TRIAL
l.OS ANtlKI.KS, ('ill., Feb. 11.
(V) PiissIiik of sentence upon for
mer District Attorney Asa Keyes,
It'll lietloft anil Kd II. KosenbelK.
convicted last week of considracy
to nlvo and receive bilbos, was do
luyed until Thursday when the till
iippeared in snpeiior court here It
tl;v hcttiute of tho absence of Pre
tliiluit JmUti K. II. Ilullcr.
Press Comment
.A little
each day
is how
ature
And a ftvr pound t time
hy patented, rontinuoui
process is how Ilillt Brot,
roust their line blend of otitic.
No other protrs prtnliK-es
such a full-bodied uniform
flavor. For every berry
every pound, i routed
evenly.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
, rOACUIXtJ OF TIIK UtHilK
STFFI.IIF. Al.
I Evidence that ntmlhcad, and In
eoniidfrublt numbers, have been
llh-Kaltv netted In the ttonue that
, finest of j1I steelhead streams from
'the uhkUt'h lewpolni should nl
ihV.ikIoii jjenei al condemnation of
the slate KMinit commission. i
mnM be evident to nit reasonable
persons that the commission, antl
Its wardens, chief .-and deputies
alike, are as earnestly dextrous of
enfnreltiK the law on the Hon tie
uud puttlUK an end to such out-
I races as any sportsman can pow-l-
' My be eauer.
It should be recalled, hi fore btlc
talk Is circulated, that the ickIou el
tho lower Komuo I relatively re
mo'e. that the enforcen.fnl ol
itame and fish lawsalvuys con
stituted n pa i itculnr pnd.b m
( thre. und that the commission has
been hampered by lck of euuip-J
no'iil and peiaoiiuel Ms by distance.
The problem of enforcement on the
liimuo Is one that has been more
or 1cm constantly beforo the atten
tion of the commission, which l
nd h made prepttt aliens to
prmldPfor morti adeuuato euulp
mnt anil aid In the proper pairoll
Idk of that rlvur. It Is the tb stre of
the (HimmlMioii, since this is In
line not only with the eueral wish!
but with ft well conceded policy,
thai the l(ii;ue shouhl be w hut .
nature wen. to have Intended It
to be river famous for Its super-1
lor fuhti!:. and this t. 'efly b
viriiitt of lb i fb-it of reu trout.!
the s-..-.0.ml j
U hl is evident In the proent i
situation and ciIUcIsmi. b.u.-vcr, i.
UiIk: Thst the poacher will upcr-
ate whenever and whervver the.
opportunity preenis lielf. and
Uiat protein-Ions of penltenc oi the,
part of poacher Uokv sti wants 1
Imve been Hoed Ml ' t taken j
u sometbliiK more than a uiain!
of unit. The tilfc Is for sport and i
conservation an asm nut ruinous '
dltuviiard for thr iiubllc ilh'bt.
And we do not tjuesllon that tie?;
forir.wr will pivukl on to j
bs vbe where. IVi ttund WtgoutttuJ
An advmlurotiH boy of 2'-', who
suddenly turned us I rlsh as hia
fiaim! when It fame to a koo( .Hcr.ip
that was (1. I.. ".W, now of
Medford, when ho Jollied the mad
scramble over the obi lyca trail to
tho Kl.mdlke In 1'.'K. Mr. n'WI!,
who will be one of (be Mall-Trlb-II
lie's kiimIh to see tho picture,
"The Trail of siartlnn at the
It la It o Theater on Kebruary 1
was In ervleweil about his exper
iences as an Alaskan Kold miner,
this moruInK-
"I was In Hlocum city, It. (,
when the Klondike imjhIi broke, and
of cours'- lost my head as badly
as did the rest of them. There
was wild excitement everywhere,
and alt any bmly could talk of was
i(old,"a he Kiibl.
"We came down to Seattle ami
left port on an old tow barue that
was 1 !i days on I he wn'er. We
were plied on there, wllh cattb
and mules lnhlde hutxIredH of
other people. :.ml when we had
Kone ipitte a ways, the tow line
broke and we drifted until thcy
fkually K"i It fUetl.
Had To Walk.
"of course wo walked hundred
of miles, after we had lilt t he
northei i shores, vl;h our paek.t and
equipment nn our backs" he said.
Mr. (i'XhII wan on (he Pyca, nail
when the Irani" siuhv nlbbi oc
curred, klllimi ti.l of Ihn men as
they ncared Chllcoot pass. Iln-lu
been one of Ihu fortunate, who es
caped lifting slrurk, the local man
worked with others (UkkIur out the
bodies of thoso who were not yet
bevond hdp.
When they reached the bend wa
ters of the Yukon, the prospective
miners built hurtles upon which
thev loaded their c.iilb' and mule
and equipment, a Hit til y, them
!ioles, rode down the rHer.
'hen they rem bed MUch can) on
and neared the White Hoihc Hup
Ids, which tush through two meat
rock walls, the. leader of the outfit
decide d to net off the ha rue and
take the safer Journey around bin
rapids ou the hunks ol'the river,
lie called for volunteers who would
plunge with the hure.o ami neces
sary equipment throuKh the rapids.
Voutu; t'Ncll ami t hrce other
men. were till to volunteer utnl tb
ohi rs d st ried the bai'e lor a
hlklnir trip.
"It was the tiHwt thrlllliiK exper
lenei! of my life, rushing throuKh
those auury rapids thai seemed po
aesHcd once tliey xui you 1 i their
Knisp, to daHh you to destruction
a km I list the Htom cliffs on either
side. (if course the first time is
always the most kHppIiik, and I, hh
a bov, filtered Into the spirit of the
contest with all the vIkoi and spirit
of challenged youth,"
Mr. o'Nell ban u whimsical view
poln. on those curly cxperlencca
that Is refreshmK and Interesting.
And his description of .some of the
sliuatloiiN on the trail of 'I'M would
kh well In fiction.
It was In Miles canyon nerord
Iuk to Mr. O'Neil, whero ".Swift
Water 1 ill" derived his name. ThN
well known charactet made sevnra'l
fortunes In the f.nld fields and wnn
considered a ' Kreut blowhani
amonK (he old timer.
"lie wiiH always tellinn some wild
tale about shooting the rapids, until
the newspapers outside referred to
him as "Swift Water till," while
the otd timera chuckled up their
sleeves, uiiri called him "SHU ater
Willie." The truth w as. he was
afraid of the rapids." said ihe local
man.
Damv Hall l aino.
Mr. O'.WII de.sriil.ed lh- dance
hills In the Klondike which bf sabl
were much mom orderly than one
inUht expect, brhiK handled iiiuIit
t he MiivelManco of the mounted
,,,.11,-c.
"It used to strike nic funny iee
Iiir those miners come Into the
danco halls all clad in fur. with
snow still tfllnKlnx to their head
Kcar ami shou biers a tut s;ai t to
laue. with the llttto Kb Is In thcir
Pbt drcsM-s and spane.les. It re
minded me a IiIk polar bear
r.ilibtni; lodtl of a datutv fairy,
.sure It dlil," added Mr. it Nell, the
Irishman.
"Suite Water Hill ' man led out
of the dance bnJl Kirts. I remem
ber her as lot rod net nc that sour
I'm a lied I lot I tad ia tor I'm i
Ited Hot linked t'otaler.' In tho fall
of the yiar. I went away fnf six
moiith-i and came back und sin
was still rdnejiu; the sumo son;;
had been sliiRir il t every nlKht dur
lu that time. Hut that was be
eaiife they had no way of Kettlni:
new smiKM or music nto the camp
dnrto:; tin froiiMi hi nioiitbs '
rit!d Wolff, forr.trr Medford rm-j
poy of the 1 alitor nil Or son '
1'i-wrr compsn) , was a mom; ti )
i0 of town viltei- at the t'epco
forum party here (.turdav. Mr
Wolff Is now located In Yrvka with
tho 8isklyou dlvUloit of the powur
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