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

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11' V 175S-D My Angeline (My
III c- ' ''' "r Angel-een).
Ill V ajly? ' I Coquette Waf Paul
f I V-r,Sr;-V1 ' Whitcman and Hit Orchca.
L.'; "J fcW? III
1. 1 ! Mean to Me.
1; I il! The One That I Love I-ovti '
I ' if if , Me Fox TVof.-Ted Wal- j
, j w yml1 ' lace and Hi Campus Boys.
'lvTTTf 10-inch, 75c. ,
V:-' p ailumbia,'s 'iMs-npioddiAionlr-FM '
' ' oTkR OF THE1, I Senorita TanJo Anson '
V. f , f 1JV , i V f -I Weeks and His Hotel Mark
, -I! : tT ' 1 HopkinsOrchestra. 'i
l,V J 0AW I .0-incH,75c.,
M 1 liltOCf I V vocal nucoititt
&ur ,1 Vf1 ' 1 1732-WSusianna. '
4T I fc . J Main Street Vocna Lee j
irriv ,. kittle I Morse and Her Blue Grats 1
K R S4-DC.HerVn.m. "J Boys,
pew
U 1 . 'The Shopworn TheBisRockCandy I
l I r -ressing You Ve . I Riding on the Elevated Rail- '
,ly ' Tt9'y r5" .'t3':iU -1 Marvin arid His Onitar'i ' 'A ,1 '
j-ori. J L'Cti L . -J - - 1 - -1-U-.
when
jr. : b fj sure . Mm '
No PAlhrr tASTS forever. But
fine paint does last so much,
longer than cheap paint that
the only way to economize in
painting is use line paint
The labor cost of painting
with Fuller Pure Prepared,
the White Lead Paint, is no
more than the labor cost of
using cheap paint. The
higher cost, per gallon, of Fuller's is more than offset by longer
life, greater protection and clear, true colors which last. There is
no satisfactory substitute forWhite Lead in paint. Fuller Pure
Prepared is skillfully made of the right proportions of Pure White
Lead (for bodyand elasticity); pure Zinc Oxide (for spreading .
' capacity and hardness); and the highest grade of linseed oil. Every
cent that you pay for Fuller Pure Prepared is justified by the lasting
beauty and protection it gives your home Consult a Master
Painter and specify Fuller Pure Prepared Paint. Ask your nearest
Fuller dealer, listed below, for a Pttrc Prepared color caird. Wrilr to
W. P. Fuller SC Co. for the booklet, "voim home as othbrs scalrr".
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Rogue River
IkMI
I IV I 0 P11''5-'1 troubles exist t The Manx.
arrive and places it in a frtrage conneded with
the Hotel. Just hand him your key as you leave
the car-"-fhat's all. Located in the heart of the
Cityw-ncar .every thing. s
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' Ptire Prepared,
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take
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J sir"
CUT OWN THROAT
AND SAVED LIFE
Anders-Hunnon, elderly ineehunJc.
.cm his own tlifout'to wavo IiIh life
today, .lluntton wim found with a
Kupintf wound in liU -tJuout and
t uken to a hoHpitnl. Whon he hiul
b'n treated and wa aolo to tell
the tttory, ho related that lie htid
swallowod a pice of bread crust
the wrong way and wuu choking to'
death. .
- Ho jiecldud that- ho must apply
heroic Tunn-dies and -UrawinK hit
pocket knlfo mude an inciHiou
right under the Kpot. where he felt
the- buying crunt to ,?lve htiimelf
air. The HUrtfcry wuvt'd IiIh life
hut phyaicinna congratulated him
on hiH luck in avoiding big arterieH
in the throat and naid they would
not recommend his method for
general use.
.
LONDON." April 1 1. (P) Rport
inf; and military clfcloM .wcro ntytl
fiod totluy at tlio- atruntfe tiiutti liiHt
niKht of Captain John Pitt DvninK,
international -polo -pluyor. -Not un-1
111 the inqucat .Friday, -It wau bo'
liovud, however, would all tho cir
oumatauoca explaining tho tragedy
le unravolod.
-Captain baninfi'n body wax found
lockexl 1n tt room at 'his hotnl at
WoatminHtpr, whero ho hud boen
ntuyintr whilo In EiiKland on leave
from t lie Indian army. Thoro was
a luilli't wound in tho head and a
revolver lytnir by his Hide.
Captain -Donlng, who wns 3-t
yearn old, -wan captain of the Brit-
lh army polo team which played
at lendowbrook- In lilUS, ncemed
to hotM ;uttendantH! :nnd, fellow
f?ut;Htrt '''Htuvilay; 'Lo ;lo r li good
health and tfood Kiiirits;
STATE INSURANCE MEN
KUIMCNK, Ore.. April Ml. (A)
Homer 'II. Hmith -of Halcm was
elected proaldunt of 'the union of
Ot'i'gon InsuruiH'o atc-nts at the
coiuiludiiiK MCNHion of tho annual
muniing hero . '
VU'i'-prPHltlentH oliictod woro C.
II". Ur-ynuldN, l.n Cliando; Paul
Uuwiry, Khimatli Kails; Cluudo
NaHhurg, Marshtleld.
-. 11. U. Qulno of Itosebui'g was
eli'rtt'd Hei-i't'tary-treasui'er.
' .1. K. Pratt of lOuffeno and J
C. llliodea of Ilend woro elected
illnji'torH.
Tho' 19:10 convention will be
held In Salem.
U.EXM1N0T
e NEEDED, SAYS DYER
rOHTLANIJ. Ore., April 11. (P)
il. 11. Oyer, vice-president In
eluirgo of opcrallon for Southern
Pacific lines, declared here today
Hint tho propiiHed Great Northprn
WVstern I'oclfle lino iionstructlon
In HOutlmrn Oregon mid northern
California would lie "sheer dtipltca
Hon of existing railway Hues," and
without benefit to Oregon. Dyer
jirnived today from Hnn Francisco.
"Proof that tho proposed Great
Northern-Western Pacific, construc
tion would merely duplicate pres
ent lucllltlos," Dyer said, "Is found
In tho suggested willingness of Ihe
lirenl Northern to accept joint us
age rights over existing Southern
Pacific lines, which, for nil prnc
Ileal purposes, their proposed Hnn
would parallel uytt its ! entire
length." '
PORT ORFORD REEFS
POUT OltFOHD. Ore., April 11
("" Whales havo Invaded Port
Orford roefs. For many duys
commercial fishermen and trailers'
have told of largo numbers of
whales sunn oft tho roefs.
JiunluMi and Piuitr.r, local troll
ing craft owners, returned -today
with the report fiat a large whale
roue within a few yards of their
boat and began spouting. Hefore
Ihe astonished fishermen could
move out of the danger sone their
boat wus half full of water. They
made port safely.
SAFE
ORONITE
CLEANING FLUID
(plon-Cxplosive,)
FOOTS CREEK fill
TAKE EXPERT TRAINING
i COURSE LOS. ANGELES
. .FOOTS .CREEK. April 11.
(Spaclal) JJIsb Julu .Bllos oxpoct
ed.t to. leave Tuesday for Ixjb An-
U-elos. Slio has been studylnK all
i-wlnter to becomca euametlelun and
.will 'enroll In the Frank: -VlgglnB
trade .school lmmcumtoiy upon ar
riving in the city. Ulna Biles ex
pects to become expert in all the
branches of her chosen profession.
She will -bo -greatly imlfuiett by all
ber-friends and relatives on Foots
craok. . . ..... , -
Mr. and Mrs. Charley MuMerrlck
have returned to -thdir-.hjme on
Roots tireek; - - - , . ,. .
Oeorge Lace is wonrkiaj; out the
plans for. a new : house . on ' the -highway.
He.has seeureU-a very liealr
able homesite fronting on the river.
. Mr. .and Mrs. Urant Matthews
were calling on Mrs. Dale Morton
last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thews recently . made their home in
Urants Pass. ' . . .
Earl Bmltli has .purchased one of
the new. Fords. - .... .
John H. Short and family were
guests at the .Clay Biles. home lust
Sunday.
Next Sunday afternoon tho gos
pel team of Medford .will hold an
evangelistic service .at tho school
house. Everyone is Invited .to at
tend, t -
The annual dinner, will 'bo held
at. the school house on May this,
year as school closes early. County,
examinations will he held about,
two weeks later. May 3 will be
recognized throughout the Oregon
schools as Champoeg day, or the
day on which the first provisional.
government was cstaniisned m ore-,
gon.. 'Everyone In the district Is
expoctod to being baskets for a 12.
o'clock dinner.
Everyone attending had a good
time at the April Fool party given
last Frldny night at the school!
house.' ,
The address given by Dr. Hoi-
com last Friday afternoon was well,'
attended by the women of the dls-j
trict. Dr.. liolcom discussed the
most common henlth problem of j
nil. She said tho teacher has a;
right to dismiss from school any
hlld with a temperature, a cough.
"r a running nose. All serious.
respiratory diseases begin as com-;
mon colds. It Is -proposed to nr-j
ganlzo a 'health contest among the
Children of the tllstrlct. '
Field doy will he hold in Med
ford fair .grounds this year on April
27.. If tho school children can at
tend this thoy would no loubt're-'
celve a tremendous Incentive to do-
track work nexi year.
Hlmtlay school' nsxtunuay morn-.
Ing at 10 o'clock. ' '
ITALY FEELS SHOCK
EARTHQUAKE
NO LIVES ARE LOST
UOJIIi. April 11. (P) Earth-j
shocks wero felt throughout north-. j
ern Italy Wednesday, uu no caa-
unities wore, reported.
Shocks were felt at Hologna at
0:44 a. m., at Florence at the same,
tlmo and at ,1'arma six minutes
later. Itologna experienced twoi
distinct sliocks preceded by rum
blings. A few chimneys fell, but,;
there were no victims. !
Klorenco experienced only one
quake and tbero was no damage
wlille Parma full two undulatory
tremors
The Padua o'baorvatory noted a'
violent shock at 6:43 a. m tho
center of which was estimated to
be: about 63 miles away. Modenar
registered a slight shock at ,6:40
a. in;,' but there, was no damage.-, ,
Bird Day to Be
Observed April 12
. On Anrll 13th. tnlUions yd Amor-
Irun rl.tldren. QhltfftyiPU fniunHiand i
in l'wniil conimunltioe, will .observe!
VUlrrt 3)ny" "for the-tlftcrirth time.
Hltv'O thn libMPi vutlim 'vitH Insdtiit-.
mI by tho Kami Joumul, llio :na
llunnl, tiRrl.HiUuml iuhkhzIiiu, ia
t9l6.- Thin movumcnt 'Ucmletl
ly Ww IHK.OUO mtfinliors f tho
Llbm-ty Jtoll Hlrd olub. foundrU by
tl jnnRnztno with tho object mf
nwnkcnlttK tho cntlro nutlon to tho
necessity' protcctliiK both Hh
wild hour birds Mini inHoct-oatlnK
birds boforo tholr nunibrrs :aro
frnthwr depleted by h0 conditions
whli'h Rcoompuny uur ufu-n nts-IlK'-nt
ctvlllzution.
In ninny country hcIiooIh. auvA
even In noino cttlos, tlic movoiuont
bus Krown lei such lmpirttintie
that Hpecinl proKianiK me plannoil
to hI re tut the Importance of bp
frlcndtnB tho birds. Hut there Is
much yet to bo done, and school
teacher, women's clubs, naturo
lovora and all other adults Inter
ested can contribute materially to
the Kiowth of tho movement by
RHnlnting tho formation of bird
clubs In their own localities. . 1
Here !a the Hlmpln and effeotlvo
proRrnm f iroposed by the cluhv:
Protection, by ml equate laws,
thruout the world, for ail sone and
tiiHOcUvopoua bird.. . -.
f Tho UMichlng of i-radical ornl
tholoB.v in ull public and privuto
achoolfrO
Tho regulation, but not tho per
sucullon of cats, red Bulrrcla nd
II Vl.V.t.lV .-I IF - ,
Tho eHtahllnliment of bird nanc-
tuarles In evry city, town, viUaso
a4id hamlet. ! i
Tlie plantins of : trees,- fdirubei
And -vtni that will altrot and food
our birds. . ' ; :
Thn putting vp of mfo nd
artistic blrdhuusea and tho feeding
of our winter birds.
The 9tkbllabmnt of a National
Bird Day on the second Friday In
April of every yr to arouse in
terest In bird conservation.
DODGE INSURANCE
CON'CDItDl A, Kris., April 11.
(P) Hoping lo rid himself of a
llfo .inauruneo agent. Walter Cyr,
n vr.nni? fnrmer. left a coodbvo
note to friend ,nnd dlsanoeared.!
.-For Ihroc-uViys he was sought!
near bis farm homo by hundreds!
of men and finally was located j
yesterday, sitting on a straw stack. I
When searchers approached lie;
swallowed a snmJl quantity of poi- I
son. but was staved by medical
attention.
: Today Cyr said he had beeomo
despondent and had wandered
about tho 'eounta-y sido for 72
hour, nltecnpUng to nervo him
self to take Oils -own life. He as
serted ho kwew :no other way lo
escape 'attentions of -the insurance
man 'Who had been-bothering him.
-. ,7ay (ioire Wan There. .
SAN FUANC1SCO. April 11. iP)
'Dr. iDohrmiuia. Pischel 'put a rab
bit ilnto- u box and took it out to
lecture. . When Jio puled the rab
bit out '.to illustrate his lecture,
there weire six 'little rabbits, too.
SALEM... Ore., April 11. .(TP) J.
W. Ho I wick, who luis been division
manager in SulemJ'or the Oregon
WaBhlngtou Water Service compa:
ny since last August, today an
nounced his resignation, effective
May 1. L
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FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 12
JACKSONVILLE -Ore., April It;
r (Special.) The nfxt rcgulur i
business liicetlng of the Jackson-'
vllle Grange will bo held . Friday
'"B. April 18th. in the U,
S.
Hotel building. As this Is tho first
business Besslon to be hold for
over a month, there will bo a con.
nmcrablo amount of business to
attend to. All members are asked
to be present,
The minstrel show hist Friday
evening was well attended and
enjoyed. A number of 'AUnlford
Visitors . wero evident. ' ns well as
somo from tho different Oranges.'
The personnel of tho show was
as follows: H. K. Conger, interlo
cutor; C. C. Hoover, Henry Noider
moyer. Oeo. Wendt, Clicster Wendt
Otto Neidermeyer, Ted Sims, Lewis
Conger, W. 11. Arnold, Y. W.
Hartley, lloluei- Conger, Carl
Xcidormeyer, Dr. ForlioB, John
Neidermeyer, Tom ltoseberry and
Hud Hoover. A repetition of the
show will bo given at Central Point
at a latc-i dale. ;
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"Vain Hoy tn Wed ''
NOr.WAI.K, Conn.. April 11.
M'l 'Henry Arthur Rlshon. Jr.. . for- I
mer husband of Gloria Could and
onto described by her as a hand
some Yale boy, Is to marry Miss
Kdlth Lyons AVeed, ban k e r's
Hanghter and Interior decorator.
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A
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We recently made a
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We are going to sell
No. 1 com.
No. 2 com.
No. 3 and 4 com. . 10 per M. -,
These prices include long dimension up
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