Medford mail tribune., May 21, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOtilX : OREflQy, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929
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EUD MOURNS
PASSING - LAST . OF
GREAT ViCTORlANS
'Speakeasy" Movietone Picture at daterian Tomorrow
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jtpSON, England. Muy 21. (g)
The Earl of Roseberry, former
liberal prime minister and one of
the last of : England's great Vic
torians, died today at his home,
The Durdans, near here, after a
brief illness. -
. All his relatives were at the bed'
side of the 82-year-old statesman,
author and turfman. :.
tils elder sister, the Marchioness
of Crewe, hurrying from the con
tinent. Lad arrived a few hours
earlier at The Durdans, where she
joined her sister.' .Lady Svbil
Grant; the earl's sister. Lady I.e
confield; her brother and heir to
the title, Ixjrd Daltneny, and her
husband, the Marquis of Crewe, re
cently1 llritish ambassador at Paris.
)Hls death caused general sor
row hereabouts, where the former
premier's steadfast clinging to the
babits of the sua and .nls .hemsn
and sportsmanlike outlook on life
had 'mode Iiim one;of the best be
loved of residents.';, ,
' CHICAOO, May 21. WP) A man
partially Identified as John Hand,
alleged racketeer with, a long rec
ord, was found shot to death In an
automobile In Cicero, a suburb,
early today. Hand-was questioned
after the slaying of "Big Tim" Mur
. phy, notorious" labor- loader and
racketeer, last year..
Hand was at liberty on bond,
. pending an appeal from his recent
conviction in the federal court for
violating the Sherman anti-trust
law." He was -one of the defend
ants charged with and convicted
of Intimidating enndy Jobbers into
Joining an .alleged -racketeer or
sanitation. ,He .has a long record
. ad"a, racketeer. .
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.TILLAMOOK Liberty play
ground grading onmpletcd.
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Portraying roles which arojtion, "Speakeasy," which opens to
bound to make a lasting impres-! morrow at Hunt's Craterian the
sion on film devoteeB. Paul Page ater.
and Lola Lane score tremendous Page portrays the role of a col
triumphs in the all-talking prodiic-j lege-bred fight champion who is
ON MUSIC PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY OF OltEGON,
Muy 21. (Special.) Gcraldino
Gardiner of Medford, in conjunc
tion with Agnes Fetzold of Oregon
City, recently appeared in a music
program where she played several
selections on the .piano while Miss
PotKold sang-a number of vocal
numbrs.
Miss Gardner, who is one of the
best known woman pianists on the
university campus, is a junior In
tho music department. She Is a
member ofMu Phi Kpsllon. wom
en's national music honorary fra
ternity, and is affiliated with the
Phi Mil nororlty.
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A.Scenefromi'Speakeasy" pox Movietone;
SHERIFF GOES FOR
KLAlVUTir FALLS, Ore. May
21. (Jp) A deputy sheriff was to
day on his way to Spokane, where
I lie will take Into custody D. J.
Good, alias E. J. Goodrich, charged
j here with ulsamy. Good will be
. returned to Klamath Falls for trial,
j Good left here several weeks ago
I after a warrant charging him with
ufgamy had been sworn out. He is
alleged to have married a proml
nent Klamath woman while still
married to a woman in ludiuuu.
Good was at one time a minister,
but sold automobiles and real es
tate in Klamath Falls. -
Electric sawmill will be built In
Springfield immediately.
Just another
thing added
other good
of life
MEL
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AU-Talking Feature
saved from degradation .by 'thb love
and faith of a youthful newspaper
reporter, played by Miss Lane.
The supporting cast Includes
Henry H. Walthall, Sharon Lynn,
Helen Ware. . .
TACOMA, Wash., May 21. )
A 'merger of tho Columbia. River
nud Pugot Sound conferences of
the Mel hod 1st Rplscoal cUiireh was
consummated Jn Seattle Monday,
according to Dr. Edward H. Todd,
president of the College of Puget
Sound, , and active in the prelimi
nary negotiations. The Joint con
ference, embracing most of the
Pnrifi" -f-:!v".. 'z rld
the ingest Itwlicul kOi!M.cii.j
in the world.
Bishop Titus Lowe of Portland
Is president of the new conference,
Robert Hartley of Aberdeen la sec
tretary and Dr. R. L. Spfciguo.of
Taconm was elected treasurer.
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good, .,:
to the
things
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M. E. CHURCH VOTES
CONFERENCE MERGER
R E T T;E S
WHY CAMELS-ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE
Camels contain such tobaccos and such Mending as
have never been offered in any other cigarette. ,
They are made of the choicest Turkish and American
tobaccos grown. ,,
Camels are always smooth and mild. y-
Camel quality is jealously maintained ... by the
world's largest organization of expert tobacco men
, . . it never varies.
Smoke Camels as liberally as you choose . . . they
will never tire your taste.
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Nor do they ever leave an unpleasant after-taste.
(.'ANTON. China. Muy 2 1 . (P
Rrltlsh sudors himllitK from pun-,
boats in the harbor today In Shit
meen Ouarter immediately bean ;
construction of defenses In various
parts of the KnKlfsb. concession.
Galea and bvldges were closed and
Ktiiirdn posted.
Tho British consulate warned
subjects not to leave Shumeen and
asking they assemble ut Cantonol
loon railway compound. Three
llrltlsh and two French gunboHts
and two Japanese destroyers were
anchored outside the concession.
The U. S. 8. Tulsa was enroute
from Hong Kong.
In the native city the utmost
tenseness prevailed with attacking
Kwnngsl troops known ta bo not
far away, although there was no
definite word as to their position.
Sucking of the city, the largest of
southern China, was feu red in the
ewnt of cant u re bv the rod
Kwangsl elements which was be- !
h'-'ved Imminent.
Reports from Wuehow, on the
Xwangsl bonier, said bombing
raids and threats of new expedi
tions against It had aroused con
siderable feeling and Intensified
the antagonism of the Kwangsl
generals. Forty Americans there
were afo with the U. fet. S. Guam
protecting tbnv although food
was running low. ;
BAPTIST DELEGATES
GATHER IN ROSEBURG
nOSKElinO, Ore.. May 21. (P)
Delegates of Baptist entireties 01'
Oregon were gathering here today
for the annual Oregon state Bap
tist convention. Today's sessions
were Riven over to conferences of
n-'p'itni'K rnd ' Mooting ;
ud...cn 01 Uio (wnoniinatlon. The
principal session was to be held
tonight.
It was estimated that nearly 200
minlstors and laymen would at
tend .tonight's session.
The convention will end Friday.
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