P JOB FOUR
SIEDFQITO MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OEOOy,J TTirftftDAY, 'APRIL 4, 1929.
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.T ROADSIDE REFUSE
i J BY- COUNTY" JUDGE
The 'old apripRtlme problem MM
. city folks dumiiinff mbbinh-iu Jhfthfl avfattpn' diriment v'of , Jhe
p rural areas has bobbed -up again
' and the pouutv court is consider-
'5 lug a solution or the question.
m That august body, according to
Judge Alex Sparrow, "has its eye"
on a place where city folks can
duhip their trash without marring
the view or Ml. I'll t or making
- country- people mad. -. s
'4 : The (ynnping ground ought to
i bcj n a canyon," said Judge 8ar
r. row today, "so a- man can unlond
a liW tin cans and fail In a hole
hlit tin cans and fail In a hole
wlfero thev will hit srjt of sight. J
inenn the tine cans, not the man, Mr, cnnddcrton said the Stnnd
i " 'he-hole. It also should be ard on ,.. wolld ffroPWi nt once
. IIP 1111 V UIIU UUL JL IltD WU.Y.
it la flllaa-fwl Ihfll ollu fullra nn
aulo JaitntH Sundays onf evonl-l
:-, ui);, cuiRUiiie pieumire Willi' vieail-
-, ing up, and cast refuse In -gunny
i ) sacks In -sylvan spots,' the refuse
consisting of everything from cats
with kittens' to 'wornout auto en-'-
glnes. Furthermore , the kittens
H get hungry and eat up the spring
Gj hutch of chickens. ' ' i
CiJ Y'B UIO U.YII1K lu UUll II UIWOW
,;i fellows, and probably will, ' remark
od Judge, Sparrowj ominously, this
'I morning. -
-j hural residents' havo taken tho
car numbers, ' in- five or six bi
ll stances, as a means of defense.
1 Some suburban dwellers threaten
A reprisals, to-wit: they will dump
.' thejr collection of tin cans' In 11
w law front yards to uscertaln how
ri city folks like their own medicine.
According to Commissioner Vic
ij tor Bursell, one vandal dumped a
p. load of garbage within a- stone's
m throw of his hoimp before ho could
fa find a stone- to throw. Another
vandal loft a barrel of refuse atop
rA the Alice Hunlny knoll and barely
3 got it off lh' road.',
The country neoplo feel (hut city
Y' folks who ore their- own garbage
men -should at least cusl tho rsl
4, iluo Into the brush instead or fin
----- open ypuceB without stopping their
ft autns. '
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PINTS,- '
j CAIXON,':
Ah distinctive in looks us Rco
has nlmiyN, been , inw perfoi'inanee
,reo r
FUJNC CIOUD5 - .1
I t -, m--' n' "' 1 ,L- c " fpr -f- - " ,
mtHlrl ef. Rin Flying !W the Matter. ' '
i JUo flyin Clouds are pticti at the factory at
' 1 allows: S-PtiMngcr Srd.ni $1)95. 11495. 1174?.
i j IMS. l95. 2-r..MrCoupH75. 1-4 P...
koih-i Coup $I5W, IH15. l25. II IK. -P.
J 'Miff VicioriM tlt;. tWntr I68
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133 South
WITH CITY SPIRIT;
S. fadderton, manairer . of
attic from Ban Francisco, landed
at the local port yesterday. Ho
was "exceedingly.' gratified , with
the wonderful spirit of the Med-i
ford peop la for' progress as dem
onstrated y their vote Tuesday
for tho airport bonds."
The distinguished 'Visitor- said
people all over the eountrywerc
watching .Medford's decision and
that Jt means the city will become
i a important unit on tho national
UiH..7nnu . . .
!to num.. lease; nn the new alr-l
port and put in a modern
ojf.
gtu-tion.
THEATRE GROUP START.
LS ON 'DOVER
f FOR APRIL 18-19
With--, the ; American Legion
Whoopee Revwe now a' pleasant
memory, Tom Swem, Who wrotd
the script and designed tho
sets (of this production, called his
newly orgunlzed Studio Players to
gether .-for the first time In many
weoka last night to begin nn inten
sive two' wnoks' rehearsul on "Tho
Dover Rood," Alexander Milne com
edy, to- be presented nt the new
IkIh theutre April 18 audi lit.
"'The Dover Koad' is a danger
ous road to travel, my friends,"
suys the lovable bachflor, Latimer,
leading -character In the whimsical
comedy. And it would almost seem
so from the standpoint of the net
ors tuklng part.
This play was to liavo boen put
on before Christmas, but was post-
i: mi, renuuriiuil got
nfi!" Zttyti ''ue ' J ' ''l'lRn
Sm 'smlllos of the play-1
Illnesses, inclutllng, flu, and .pneu
monia, which incapacitated , the-, va
rious actors ono by one for-a couple
of months. " i
Finally camn the American lx
glon Whoopne Revue, anil -Hie un
divided attHiitlon of Dlroolor Tom
iSwem was demamled,"' us iwttll as
those or some of the actors who
lira to be seen in "Tho. Hover
.Hand." - v -'. i ;
Now, with every one on his and
Jior foot agalnnnif the dates dofl-"
hltoly .sot, eithtisliiHiU: Is high, for
the Buccess of the first iiioductlon
of the l.ltllu Theatre group. .
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' - Slayer Surrenders ,
HANFOItl),-(!al., April 4:-) ;
Cnmlldo Florez, sought as the slay
er of Mnrgalto Medrano, islnblied
to death on tho Tngus VOnt-li. Hur-
rondorcd to a ohbo, oIToi'Iiir no re
slstniu. : ' ' i '
As distinctive a car jn looks as the Reo has
always been in perbnnance. '
People have always acknowledged that,
mechanically, Reo builds according ( to the '
quality standard of the higher' priced cars
both in materis and workmanship. And the
Flying Cloud lias taught them that you can
swing it into the roadway of the smartest courv
tiy club 4 . . and know that it belongs. ... ,
Now you can hare a Reo living 1
('.limit at a lower
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REO MOTOPs CAP, CO., LANSING. MICK ,
V. MYERS CO.
Riverside.
Phone 164
TRIAL OF APPEAL
Appealing from .ft verdict, ren
do red in? Justice cdUrt. tpe tuial
of MucyLiritft arrested, sometime
ago' hear CXdd III1F, on 0mrff8 of
possesion and tranHportatlon of
moonshine, was begun (n circuit
court this, forenoon, ; Uintt was
sententfod to five months In jnll
and given a heavy- fine on a trans
portation charge by Ju4e Taylor.
i IJntt, iK ilefendea by Attorney . T.
J. Hnright .' and the defense will
bring forth' argument that Llntt
is innocent of liquor transporta
tion, as none was found In his car
when - arretted; .Evidence offered
by the state in a quantity of moon
shine, nljeged to Have been thrown
out ': i-lntt's car, before Unit was
arrested by the sheriff's office. Is
oiscreiuieu ny ino dense on grounds
that it wan not. picked op the of
ficers until an hour and ono-hulf
had elapsed following I,lntt's r
reftt.:. In addition to the transpor
tation, Linnt is facing charges
of speeding, breaking glass on a
public highway, moonshine posses
slo nand -feckless driving.
lie has- been serving tlmo in tike
county- jail on tho justice curt
sentence for the past six' weeks.
Headquarters of;
McMarr Stores
iUifiow ,n tyedford
J. T. y-clch, tho now., district
supervisor for the Mc.Mhrr Mutual
Htores, Inci; will make, his fiead:
iiunrturs In Medford. flis- district
is frrfni Oakland. Oregon to Yrcku,
Calif., and he has twunty stores
under his JuriKilii'tion. r
Mr. Welch was formerly with
liie .Htomt Htores and wdieo Hie
jr,,UUO.OllO met-Ker nf 1 OSii I'liclfh
chnlR food Htores was tnado re
cently hn was. put In charge of this
district.
In-the merger are the 20t!i -Century
chain storos, two of which are
In .Medford. The managers of the
local,, mores. "Duke" Wellington
and Chns. Wortman, both of whom
U1.0 vory poluinr wi,h lll0 Ke,10,-al
public,-will remain in charge, as
will their efficient nssistantst
" -Alri and Mrs. Welch have moved
to Medford and are at home al;420
South (Irapo street. . ,
Committee Thanks
Foster & Kleiser
The airport publicity committee
of i thiv cbantbor, eomipercq, , In
Ihuuklng thuso who "helped iiut
It over," omitted to mention A, A.
ilayden, , manager of ,'dster &
Kleiser, -',Hvho donalad , the hill
boards, -and- striking ads thereon
wUh.C n map ,' showing Jtod ford's
prpsenti position.' an. the,, national
airways. . ' . . .
,.. Mr. ilayden, who was a mon'iher
of the publicity, committee, knows
nothing about tho publicity of this
story.- .
Beauty of 'line as motor'Ca'r'deSigriers see
it today simple, sweeping, forward
driving lines without the aid of tricks.
price than ever before.
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AGAINST JAPANESE:
RDS4SPF TATARS
A!far as being a gentleman in
thai '-wrestling ring, Ilob Krusd,
Portland wrestler. Is very much of
a roughneck, in the opinion of fans
who watched him defeat Taro Mt
yake, Japanese matmuni at the
Armory last night, before one of
tho largest crowds of the season.
Kruse won the first fail in 24 min
utes, lust the second in 47 Sec
onds and took the third In 10 min
utes. .
: Kruse was out to win' and was
not particular what methods he
used to achieve his purpose. - Ho
delighted in lucking the yellow man
In the stomacli, Jumping on him
and in indulging in vnrious other
rorms of roughness. Miynke did
not believe In wrestling 'lO-use's
stylo and refrained from unneces
sary roughness, winning tho sup
port of the crowd. Miyuke dis
played a good mastery of wrestling
and at times used his natlvo Jiu
Jltsu method, puzzling the big boy
irom Portland. . .,...
Mlyako loBt the first fall In 24
minutes, after having boen made
groggy by a erle.Qf vicious head-
locks. Kruse was tossed to the.
floor repeatedly through' clever
trlpplog, but Miyako fulled to fol
low up the apparent advantage.
and Kruse would rise gingerly from
the mat, expecting to ho thrown
down again any time; 'The Port
land man &rM His. flying tuckle
unsuccessfully and once he nearly
butted into a ring post as Miynke
stepped aside. Krii.se also luul a
habit Inst night of seeking the shel
ter of tile ropes. , .
When Miynke came back for the
second fall, spectators expected it
would soon bo over, believing him
still groggy from Hie heudlocks of
tho preceding fal, hut it took him
only 47 seconds to make Kruse
pat tho mnt when he applied a
punishing hnmmcrlock. . - ,
Kruse. continued to rough the
Japanese up during" the ten mint
utes preceding the third fall, ana
through this roughing up process
found openings for hendlocks, with
which ho finally pinned tho yella
man1 shoulders to tho mat. The
crowd was for Mlyako and cutcallB
were not uncommon- for. Kruso. .-J.
The Jap was outwuighod ten'
pounds by Kruso mid through, hlpi
failure to wonr shoos. In keeping!
with tho Jiipuncvv-rtiBtoni, suffejj
od considerable: pain through toor
holds. ' v..,.. ' ., ')
, In tho special event; Tommy' Ttjtf
nn,, Medtord's wrestling, talloi';
wrestled 20 minutes io a draw with ;
Jauk White,' husky Portland mat- ;
num. white probably would have
thrown Tommy hnd tho mulch cx-J
tended bvel' h'longer perloil of time.'
nut during, tho O-minutc nnrlod
While was busy lireaklng holds othi
was unnhln to hold Uyan any length
of lime, Tho prollmi'iiitry .was wdn
by Curly Woods, 'who threw Uddle
Welch In flvn ' minutes, ft wns
Welch's first appearance In over a
year. .--. ,
A short announcement was nindc
from the ring by-JC. c. Chancy con
cerning a proposed 1. o. o. v.
wrestling smoker hero April 24.,
either between Hnllnr. Jack Wood
of Medford and Hilly Kdwnrds of
Kansas City or the present holder
of tho world' middleweight title
MORGAN TQ DEFY
1.08 ANqKLKB, .April 4. (&)-
Tod Movgan,- cool,: alight Vallejn
Scotchman, will try to nucceed to
night wunro three- other fistic
champions fallod. ' i
Tho Junior lightweight tltlo hold!
or will enter tho Olympic audito
rium hempen square here tonighl
In answer to tho challenge of San
tiago Knrllln, dusky glovo thrower
from the San Wns provitico of
lvnumn. Ho hopes not only to
thrust aside the title defy (it the
Indian youth, hut to prove the fal.
lacy of the I'JInJt" that has hounded
champions here and by which he I
himself won his cown. I
Since the passoge of the 10-rnund
boxing law In California, threo
champions have brought their dia
dems lino lxi Angeles rings only
to see them snatched away.
80NNENBERG DEFEATS
HEAVYWEIGHT POLE
I.OS.ANGELKS. Aiirll 4. P
Ous Sonnenbcrg's wrestling crown
routed more aecttrely oa his head
today. ollowl4ig.,Uio hea-'welght
champion's decisive defeat of Htni-
ley Staslnk, :ar-pound Polish
grappler here last night. Km-
ploying headlocks, flying tackles
and body slams. It took tho cham
pion Just nooul 52 minutes to
v.it stnsink In two strnlgbt fulls.
He won the first In 4: minutes
nnd tho second tn 1 mlnut. S.t
seconds, i Sonnenherg weighed 205. ;
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Gnndetta Get. K. 0.
rENlH.KTON, Ore. April 4. '
(Pi Frunkle Orandetln, Hollywood
bantamweight, scored a 'ninth-1
round knockout over Jimmy Wat-'
son, Portland nattier, in a sinea-
nled lo-ronnrt main event here last -
night. ; ' - " ; "!
ClanKlfd advortlalng g.ti rnulta. 1
REFEREE ON BACK
ASr:l
POUTLAXD. Ore, April 4. fjfP)
George KoHionnroa, Hollywood
'! heavy weight wrestler, knows what
it is to win and yet lose a wrest
ling mn,nl. It I. .. n ...1
j ,,'"i'. ii iia,rinru ul nit-
uuuiiiiriiuii i.-ere last iiikiii wnen
tillv l.lufawla fnnunt. f'l vn n
f f oler. w.-ui aivnn nn iiiiilnsprvflfl ,1m.
cision over Kostonaros at the end
of .tt wrestling match in which. i
everything . but the water bucket
was used. While Rerefee Cal 1 tar
man lay unconscious on the mat
after receiving the full force of a
vicious kick from both Kdwards'
feet, IvosLonaroB pinned Kdwards'
shoulders to the mat sufficiently
long enough lor every siwclator in
the house to have a good look. Hut
there waB no referee to pat Kosto
naros on the back. When Herman
finally gained his feet with the as
sistance of the timekeeper and
others, Edwards had clamped one
nf Ills famous headlocks on Kosto
naros and had the latter down.
Herman immediately awarded the
final fall to Kdwards amid the
roars of protests from the specta
tors. Kdwards won the first fall with
his knuckle head lock in 27 min
ules, 52 seconds, assisted by a left
hook to the stomach, after Kosto
naros was in a fair way of taking
the fall with his Bawing headlockB.
Kostonaros came back to take the
second fall In 7 minutes and 2)
seconds with headlocks.
diet Wiles' and .Charles, Mason
went 20 minutes to a last draw In
tho preliminary.: - - . . . i
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Fights Last Night
(liy the Associated Press)
CINCINNATI Moxle Rosen-1
bloom, Nctv York, 'outpointed doe ,
Anderson. Covington, Ky., 1 0 . I
f silly Angeld, Philadelphia, stop-1
pod Jack Munroe, Charleston, W.:
Vn., (10). Indian Tiger West, of I
I'lllludolphln, stopped Young 'Wll-i
linms, Cincinnati, (5).
ST. LOUIS Davey Abnd, Pan- i
ama, .outpointed John.ny Pee Wee !
Jtnlser. ,st. Louis, . (10). Rbseyi
Lsuiy.j Ydungstown, oujtpointed; Hen,- I
ry Lenard, Chicago, (10).
VlKAksiA piTl Joey;nivors',; of '
Iviipijdi j CJtjr, ; knocked J flatt Don'
iiarnoit, Los Angeles, (7). i
-CHARLOTTE; Nt C.rr-Bld.Terrls,
Cbnpol tUU, N. C.,ioutpolntcd Kltlg
Solomon JIO)..', : k, ; : .' ;'-
IIENTON 1IAHUOR, Mlclu Art
Knopp, Toledo, anl Hurry Pcr
llclt, Kalamazoo, Mich,, drow (.10).
Coast League
. Yesterday, ,
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Portlnntl".!.;
Haornmento
H.iterlis:
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Mnhnffey, Powers, I
Heck .Volkmnn
.shuklln and Itego
Kunz nnd Severeld.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood ....
Uatterles: Plltt, Peters, Wonth.
ersby and He.ndberg; Kinney, Johns
and llassler.
Kcnls-Mlssions game called off.
WeB jtronnds.-
Heuttle-Oakland postponed; rnln.
Tractor Explodes
SONOMA. Cal.. April 4. iPV
Drenched with blazing gasoline,
Carlo K, Adams was burned to
death when a gasoline tank on a
tractor he wns repairing exploded.
THROWS EDWARDS
23-Piece
An Exceptional Bargain
On Sale
Large white cups and sau-"
icer 10 of each, 20 pieces.-.
Ladies' pure Silk Hose in the Clf
newest shades. Pair
West
LUKE RYAN, Proprietor
Buddl Serge Siiits ftirln
Kg Shipiciit tandeil
The greatest! value in the world. Wear
is strongly guaranteed. Colors are abso
lutely sunproof. Tailoring is so fine that
every garment will retain its shape until
worn out. Sells everywhere for 37 to 45
Dollars. Our price, , s
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i Other 35 Dollar Suits going at $15.00.
The very latest in Ladies' Hats, large
and small, head sizes . You can save just
' about half;: 'r k::7.
Other Money Savers
Men's Work Shirts . 45c
Men's Bib Overalls i 95c
Boys' Bib Overalls! ..69c
Men's Union Suits?! . 45c
Men's Rnaki Pants $1.15
Men's Whipcord
Pants .
32 N. Front
Truck Family Car
REARDAX, Wash., AprH'-4.() ;
Lnrgn scnlo production demnnds '
Just Hjradpds iot Bar
Importation, Beautiful
Lustre
Friday and Saturday
i ; Come , Early, - While These Sets Last
OTHER SPECIALS
$1
Latest shape rose pink thin blown
Side
1L
ucm
.$1.35
St.
adequate transportation facilities,
Ji Ml No!sbtia farmer said; . iNel
son announced purchase of a 3 14
Tea
if S ;
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8-Quart Galvanized Pails J CZr
Unusual values at only ..... ZrOC
Children's Half and Three
quarters "Arrowhead" Hose
50c value
tumblers, 2 for .
Variety
'' ' .v ) ii I f
Men's ;Worfe 'Sbxl .f5c"
Men's f'cy Dress Sox 25c
Men's Dress Hats . .51.45
Men's Dress Shirts !. 95T
Leather faced v "
Gloves Vv?.. ... . ... 35c"
AH leather Gloves ; . 45c
Will H. Wilson
ton truck to be used, he said, as a '
faihily-!car. -:' He IB' trie -father - of
13 'children. " ' ' ,-
19c
Store
222 West Main Street
Sets
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