Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1929, Image 8

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LOOT FROM I sAl - Big ill fill lf I M
S. P. TRAIN
MAKTIVTZ, Ci.. Juno 3 2. --l'
A tiun Uc f(t!tt-!. arnit-l
v.i'h revolvers a:nl machine kuhs.
held up Smithi-rn 1'ai-ifu- jus;'i:u:
Train nf.ir MeAtuy tclny. .itmt ih--nS-ri-.T
ami t.-raiM-.l with Ima -s
t.i.;iu r.: mr ihun J '"."ti).
Jih.ir'.lv nf'.t'rv.artl thf t-aniJit r:i
f.,i;r.l hiiinint: in a di'ih ru-.ir Ctm
rnr.1, juu (iolif11 tn wu trail of th
tfi:iKht to have 'jri.-t.'J of
lino1 tc f:v m-ri, ;inI pus -s wfm
jiutioiliriu: thf- highways and o'liin-l:y-MiW'
wtihin an hour ufu-r th
iuMery, hojuii to captuu- the oiil-
Thf hoiihip iipr art'htty was pl:m-ru-d
and t x t-tit -d with a thnrouwh-p-,-K
that It'! polii-t to heht.vr ih
;uik h;til ma 'It Ion u pr'iaratirn
fur thf roM.t-ry. Thf tl3',oi)( pay
roll of thf t'nlumMa KteH mill in
rt:thur.i. u-ually ciiirif d u n Sat
urday in the mail rar. was th
pariK'. ohjti t. it was fhouplu. Thin
tayro!l. hmwvpr ivus sp?u t' I'itts
burn carlifi- in 1:1 v--k.
Tv.il of th-- nion hfi.irrlfil tin
train at Hap l'"int. ivht miles
fr.it n ilt 1 slii IK. A nothf r waiict)
w it h a nia' hi no tun in an autn
inolttit nrur tho AloAvfty rrn.-Mn:.
,ff:iMy eonvemriK with pa.-i-
11 tiers on the train as It 1: cured
MrAvoy, one of thf ruhlierx. tle
MTihed as heavy-wet and wearing
a cap, rose fnun his M:it and eov
m t il tht oerupants of the rar wit h
tv..i jiun;. The other, yomiKcr and
filthily nervous, so aitlif il the pas--.e-ifers
for weapiuis, dlr-ilaini utr
t ori: ideralde slims of n.om-y in
Tifir poekets as "small ehanue."
Wliile the yminc handii nrdr-il
I!, ar r.ral:ermin K. A Heikha to
J.Ull thf Mop Whistle (.'Old. the
nher olimhed into the rah and.
iiO'Mtrdins to Kntiinocr J. H. Harm's
diroftod him to hark up the train.
tn it had none past the plaoo where
ihfir compunlon wailed. Itarncs
t'rew hin iun inttad of complyint;
iith the order and the rohher shot
him through the arm.
Aftor t hit train W1,J hackeil ahout
I'll If n mile, l:arn"H said, ho was
ordered to K't nut of the eah while
Ifi rohher who shot him, showing
a cunspie uouh familiarity with lo
lomntlve maohinory. let the water
out of l ho etm'ino tender and
hoil-'r, crlppllnj; the truln.
X anwhllo the other menihor of
the t;aiK had forced the passfiiKers
r nd train crew in leave the train
neil lino up alongside tho riijht of
way where a third rohher wit, u
rah-inaf lilne kuii in hl hands.
Xe:.t the older man Vnocked mi
the door of the mail rnr.
"W hero's that payroll '!" ho de -nandod.
The mall rlerk, Oenruo Tylor, ie
fired to open the door and t he
ro'dr turned to Conductor Harry
Walmsley and demanded the key.
Wa: niley refused and 'the ha ml it
ouTlrtp pent a spray of machine
pun Millets at hiw feet. Walmsley
then produced the keys and the
older hnndlt entered the mall car
with drawn kiiii.
CiindnK Tyler, the man shot
three times hut minsed the rle- k
who was then shoved out of the
car m join the 01 hem.
Hixton reyintered mall sacks were
rifled nnd their contents strewn
nhout the floor of the car. After
tVtinn the LiiKer p ick ie. one of
which contained a $10,000 payroll
f.ir riouthern I'arltk track work
ers, the rohher jumped from the
c.ir and Joined hl.f t .wt t tmpaniuns.
liefore cut erin 1; tho ati: i:nohil.'
the man who had rl.led the mail
civ Was heard to aay:
"The h'.K one wasn't thre "
With n pai-tlnu word of warning
not to Klve an alarm foran hour.
th trio drove off.
LEGION TO TALK
A 11 i nr'or lint session or t lie
Atui'iirun Lotion Is scheduled Mi
Monday niUl. .luiuj HI at !lu .r
niory. I'laiiK for raising I -mi1 fir
art i vf t i m will he diM'ii.nd
ami other ItciiiH of inien-ht are on
tho husltiess pn;'iam fir the eve
ihiik. The co'iimy Ktate i-ntiven-(Ion
wli ii'h tal.es. j lare in i-'al. in
iv-xt Month also he luimuin
up ff.r dlsciryi di. All j i:iunn.m. :.
aio utKiil to he pus. -ill promptly
at S p. in. in order that the tin el
ite; may he adjoined h, time for
the iiK wivHtline in.itih tAhnh
iMdim sponi'iietl hv .iidfi rd I'.'.-t.
.!--i!i.A.v;. (iiy . Jim-.
pen.,11- J, II. I n :t. 1 .-r- d
Medfoid thl! week In In'-re-i uur
li'! 'i h hors i:i the Ahl.md K"U l : ?t ui
July c'i 1'intlon A-V.'Wid ha-
Ti.uch to offi-r to va!i--y t'du
the 11 h-l iation. I.lth.a pat k is a:
f IliVelie-t this fiir. H the late
I 1 ins nnd in- 1 ool we.nJiei V.avf of.
ft-rt'd favor.ihle mil H1 iorin f"i' M-li-wth
f r.ia-s and f.li u -.
The celebration has l.f it w )
pl.-.nned, with en, h fentun. (.f ih,
p irain in chaise of some u of
city's :.-rv;ce ntld eiV.c i'ul,
rnd will be In dtr.c' 1iKii.r-- -if t
1 ompe.f nt committee
it h believed that the vh-de .1
i 'Mitherii Oregon will r iop"ia:e t.
f.."WO Ih1 ftpv fit" of M f!f!-SMlir
Valuen ii nd not nif reij a c mi aim r
iUl vinvuru,
THE QRANDEST ALL TALKING-ALL SINGING SHOW EVER PUT ONI
After yon sec "SHOW BOAT" uid hrnv ilic
feature musical numbers yon will want these
same numbers on Columbia the reeord with
out a serateli
01' Man River
.1:50-41) (loo.lrieh S.ilvertown Quartet
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Where Did You Get That Name
is:!."il) Harry Keser's Syneopatois
Here Comes the Show Boat
01' Man River
lL'SH) Don Vooibies and His Oreliest r;t
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Hear them
Mail's
214 E. Main
Phone 91
Charm
Many screen favorites make-up with
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same (reams, roue, lip stick, and
powder.
Get them at
Magill's
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Drug Store
214 E. Main
Phone 91
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TALKING
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You'll Hear
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Zicgfeld stTs ringing Ziegfcld hits Helen Mor
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LAURA LA PLANTE HELEN MORGAN JOSEPH SCHILD
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Matinee and
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Children .. 25
Adults 50
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Starting
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For SHOW BOAT
Other
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For Men
and
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up
$24.75
r
Medford Agency
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Flo Zeigfeld Chooses
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. With the Smart
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In
SHOWBOAT
Priced a pair
$1.00-$ 1.50
$1.95
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t
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