Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1929, Image 14

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GENERAL FENG IS
FOR HEALTH SAKE
NANKIN;, China, Juno 2
WV (Icnenil Chiang Kal Hhels
culled nroHldont of naiiumillNt
China, today notified leaders of
north western China that General
KeiW Yu-IlshinK. erstwhUn leadi i
uf tho central China uiiponlllon,
had rtnlgiifil from his command
and had decided to leave China
lor a foreign tour.
Chiang suid ho nnlnlcd Yen
IImJ-HIihii minister of Interior itnd
Shama Koldier and politit (an, to
Huceed Kpiib anil henceforth ad
ininiiiter the northwest provinces.
Vresld'-nt Chiang Kai-Shek's an-i
liouneenient that (leneral Kent,
Vu-Hsiamr has derided to have.
China for a foreign tiir pla es
Chinese pollllm In an entirely
new position as Keng for the past had Kent, us to the second 1'lat that
few months had represented the nerved as a neighborhood cate. lint
chief opposition to the central na-ju personal fend wilh the Mloorly
tionttllst government at Nanking. Captain had proutpted Harry to fid-1-Vng
co-operated with the na -, low. A powerful, (lark visaged giant
Honalists In driving out the for- , the Moody Captain had earned hN
mer northern government under name in battle against tho bolshe
Chang Tso-LIn at Peking and forjviks. Now he was , u mandolin
u tlmo played n prominent rule In
coming minister of war. After u
time, however, Feng's loyalty to
the central government became a
matter of doubt and eventually an
open break cme. The situation "a kk a cnair ai ine name lame,
reaching a bead last month. I Hardly had ho sat down before ho
Cbaing Kal-Hhek demanded ex- lifted an automatic .4ft from under
lilanatlons of the Independent at- his l"t't arm.
ttludo being taken by Feng s sol- "If dut hllK you," he said thick-fiim-H-
vone denounced the Nan- !'. "your name is mut." We agreed
king government as IUeKal and
proclaimed a war on Chiang Kai -
Shek.
Heveral weeks ngo tho Chinese
In Manchuria raided the ltussian
consulate at Harbin, da inlng to -
havo Information that the third
international was holding secret
ftosslona there and was giving
support to l-Vngo. Soviet Itussia I
lias denied these charges and hu.i
protested against the raid.
HASSiELOSI
IN BEAGLE BLAZE
IKAni.K, Oie., Juno 21.
(Special) Firo completely de
stroyed the home of Mr.. Hums and
r,....ll.- I. ..fin V..tll
lnK w hvI. Tho o'rlKln uf j
the fire la unknown. i
Mr. Mose, who has been work
ing at the Cold Hill lime kiln
left last week for Klamath Falls
to work for the summer.
Two new curs have made their
appearance In our neighborhood
lately. One belongs to the Moon
family and the other to Kaymund I
Mayfield.
Clarence Kice and Mr. Arhnl of
Mc licud, Calif., were calling on
friends In this district Sal urday.
They were en route to K la math
Falls, where they expect to spend
(he summer.
Arthur Webster and daughter
and another lady whose name we
did not learn, were out Sunday
representing the Central Point
gospel team. All enjoyed the
forvices and l,,e special numbers
which were sung by the two ladles, j
vtc i.opo inui nicy win meet wun
ua again noon.
Those w ho were Med ford vis
itors tho last of tho week were
Mr. and Mrs. tick and daugh
ter. Fay Ora, Mr. ami Miss Swaii
hoii. Charles Sanderson and fam
ily and Ituymond Mayfield.
Mario Seeg miller spent Sunday
vinltlng at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Zuck and daughter.
Tho prayer meeting was lead
by Mrs. llul.y May Held suuday
evcnlng. Her topic was taken
from Humans 12 and 'i, Tho
young peoples" meeting whs bad
by Cleo Sims, using the stibjc. t
of Jesus teaching us self-control.
'J'hero were 3 1 members present.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune Vlrgln Station
t Tliutxliiy, June 27
3ix.ll Hii'loiH I3KI K. C.
V, 8 to ':16 Islx Thriiler.
0:15 lo (1:30 Mull Trlliuiie,
I tiewk -unci limrkiMH.
0:30 ' lo 7 AKKoi'lnli.l nil
ivmp'iny.
I ill la), .Intl.- UH
3 to 11:, in-. xweet Hhni.
9:30 in 10 s. hllllnn &- fo.
,10 Ii) 1 :30 -SiiulluM ll I're-
llou ll.M-liii'.
10:3o lo 1 I Mnruli Croi'i'iv,
II to 1 1:30 M. M. l)iiiirt
inont Hlnrp.
1 I : .'III lo I .liu'iiui1 Lt'init.
I- noon Ni'tfi Ihmiik, Mall
' Trlliliiu1.
11' to I Pultncl M unl e
llolisi'.
1 lo I :30-Mi'ilriml lOlcM-Irl,-,
1:30 l.i Li-win' Suim" Sfiv-
h' siiiiion. '
1 In 2 So Miinn's Di'imil-
inciit Store.
3:30 lo 3 Itiopliy'n.
0 lo 11:11. Iclt Thiiili'r.
1:11 lo S 30 Mall Trll.li no.
news IteiUH.
0:30 to 7 HhikI Hox.
Snipe Halts Hop
HAYWAHIi, Cal., Ji'iie 27. (Ti
A ciRitrrtto stub tosseil Iroin a
speedy autoniolille ImlKert In a pur
suing motorcycle iKillreiimn'H shir'
hosom. When I lip polU enion slop
lied lo reliieve the sluU the speeder
vscapeil.
Ahout
NewTcbrk
By RICHARD G. MASSOCK
MOW YORK Tho boys und Kill" f
wore whooping It up in a white j
Harlem flat when Harry, the gaiiK
ster, Hlumhled in. j
We had met Hurry In a "spot" :
J around the
corner .whom tho beer 1
wrh ureen und j
yeasty und Hie
whlHkey licjuld
fire. There. In
a ha ro and dinuy
basement room.
furnished only,
with an ice hox. I
h naked, round j
(lining lame ami
u half doze n
chairs, he h a d
been one of
tho melancholy
diinkorH.
I li e promise
;
t-ofiee and wild
n f superlative
( amnion music
player
who picked out poignant
! minor chords nit nitUit Jong.
Meetlna the "Cannon"
Harry was lurching under a full '
loan wnen no enieren our wage
naturally. In fael, wo suggested I
lbat If It lilt anybody else not only I
m' names, hut his, might ho mud. j
He rinally consented to being led j
"t. So discreet or scared wro
the couples nearby that they
scaicely noticed our exit,
From this on Harry was just a
big, boastful pal. Moth of us, my
Kuido and I, had no desiro to get
wit mil range, so we hiuck io his
elbows. At bis Invitation we re
turned to the original "spot." It
v'hh closed, but Harry had a Key
that lot us in. Here, in the si
lence before dawn, he told his
story.
Hold-Up Man
His speech was alcoholfcally in
coherent, hut we learned that his
racket was sticking up "spots"
"speakeasies and dice games, lie
had been In the war, he said, and
there had got tho gun which was
stamped "Property V. S. Army."
For five years he had wandered
r.r"m'"0 'T!,'!,"f Kur'T " S"'"."
America, drilling gradually into
the New York netherworld.
Proudly he showed iih how lo
hold a "cannon" so It would not
waver. Then he boasted of how
he l ad used It. That whs u little
"V, ' r"min"" ,m' j
'biy stupor overcame him at
,afiI "I"1 " ,,,t Hm niuliorlng
.it. .(.... 1. 1 I.- ..I.. .....
iici mil ncil)OII, a lonciy IIKIIIC III I
a wretched room that
strongly of stale beer.
midli-d I
Freedom
The way out was uneventful, bill
we shook a Utile just the same.
I'nescorted by (he armed Harry,
we crept up three flights of steep
stairs und through narrow dimly ;
lighted halls on oil her Hide of j
which slept unsuspecting families, i
very snoro that penetrated the
8uimv
(.mui(
doors had an ominous j
It was silly In feel unsafe
but we scarcely brealhed unlil we'
felt the chilly ralu on our faces. !
Harry's other name and the ad-i
dress? We did not ask. for tiller
all our acquaintance was casual,
his pistol clip was loaded and we
had no intention of going back.
We did bear, however. Unit the
next night the Moody Captain
knocked hlni nut and dlsi'.rmcd him.
So It probably makes no dll'lcr
eilce How,
WE SERVE TO SERVE AGAIN
IVI HiIJHI IK.II IU U II. 'i
MEDFORP MAT!,
If)- Herbert V. I'lunniier
WASHINGTON. William How- J
aid Tall, chief Jin-tice, advise that ,
all who are liiterVntcd in wTieii lie J
will retire will simply have to wait i
until July. 13I. At the present'
tip Ih iiritiotioieii
and happier in
v ii a r y which
which would per-
mlt him to retire
from active- serv-i
ice on full p a y
without waiting
iinlll he Iiuh com-I
pleted I II years'
eont InuoiiH serv
ice on the U-
MMULM C. PUJHMUt .
preoie court - bench.
Hut the chief justice and ex
presiilen' has on intention of tak
ing advantage of that unless ho is
forced to.
"it Will be July. HUH, before I
will have served 1 ' years. I ex
pect 1o remain on duty at least
until thai time," he says.
Anyone who knows Mr. Taft will
tell you unhesitatingly that he
would rather be where ho in today
than In the Wh-lte House,
would be unhappy unless he
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remain in himioHM. He would not
know what to to with hi nine If were,
Ua not able Ut carry un the work
of thai uiitifti-ullrlod career which
liPKan -l yearn ubo when ho bo.
came an obscury county official
In Ohio.
No i;oir.
.Mr. Tuft guards bis health with
1 the greatest care. Kong ago he
: gave up golf. No longer docs he
i write court decisions in long hand.
There is an electric elevator in bin
j home to obviate tho necessity oi"
J cllmhing stairs. AjhI not g'1' ig out
i at night has bete no one liifi in-
vlolahle rules.
Ills favorite form of exercise ?b
walking, and almoMt cvpivv t'.ay the
his daily win k , t,nlir, fft jn sosnion he may be rec
Hum he ever Imi , u'iiizi'il In the neighborhood of his
heen before. In or j,,,,,,,. Wyoming avenue Htrolllng
out of office. along much the Name an any other
Cungi-PKH iMiHs- ,M,(ieHtrian.
ed a bill in Feb- n(. iH ,)nssesM'd of a sense of
humor unrivaled in "Washington.
, Th(. inf.tious Taft ehuekle has
M.f. (.omniented on by everyone
-jjo Ii;ih over been In bis presence,
! -, -
. TrniLsroriiiiilhni.
There is a story going the rounds
in Washhigion
f how the other,
hiuf Justice was!
" r i
walking to his office he was passed
by a mother and her little dangn- j
tr. The mother whispered to tboj
child:
"That's Chief Justice Taft. Once j
he was president." !
Not long afterward the two I
chanced to meet the chief justice
again. The little girl dropped her
glove by accident and Mr. Taft
gallantly picked It up and handed
It to her.
"Do you remember who that Is?'
ibo mother asked the child.
"Yes," she replied after looklnir
i nzT-vsi''s I i'i mmmmmmmmmm m wmmmmmmmi
K. N. Vllm, mnnngrr of riopne
Volley Milling Co., Mmlforil, has
been opci nit np Kord delivery cars
for a periofl of ten years on Asso
ciated Ganoline.
"AMtoeiutea Gasoline has given
us llio bent of results," ho writes,
"anil wo espreiMi our satisfaction
not only Kith the gasoline, bnt
ODOATnE
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SUMMER F
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Open Evenings until after July 4, for you Con venience
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OUKfiOV. TIFPliSDAY.
him ovit;
I louver."
'y o u u tic d t u ho M r.
TIip following Mtory Is a pari of
Thi Associated I'liss files here:
"A painter working on one of the
Koviriiiiient luiti -Is neai' the capl
tnl yesterday dropped his brush. It
landed on the ternt-e -mil lias ask-
er a laiKe pedestrian who passed j
opportunely to hand it to him. The!
passer M'liimbled up the terrace
and lifted tho brush to tho work- j
man.
" 'Thanks,' said the painter.
" 'l.vm't inenilon It,' r o p lied I
Chief Justice Tafi." j
I
MIIMI'HIS, Tenn.. Juno ". iA
j .More than 70 persons were In
; Jail hero today been use federal
' )Mohlbitlon agents have deter-
; miin -d to "raise the price of Ho,uor
in Memphis to the national level.'
Forty-two agents started out
early yesterday with thick sheafs
of warrants sworn out by under- i
cover agents, and by nightfall j
all the Jails in tho city were,
crowded.
Colonel A. "W. Mays, of l,ouis
ville. district prohibition iidminl
I trator, was in charge and had
o-
operation of local und county au
thorities. "We are going to raise Memphis
lb j nor prices to the level of tho
rest of tho country," Colonel Mays
declared. "Hfciuor has been too
ehe;tp nod too plentiful here."
lB(E)A0DS
also the serviee which yon hare
rendered during this period.
Scores of similar examples
everywhere on the coast testify
to the long-time dependability of
Associated Gnsoline, the motor
fuel that gives "More Miles to the
Gallon."
PHONE li
-TCXE 27""l929
Screen life
''k -Hollywood
HOLLYWOOIV-Mauy mo', le act
urn who boast "long -term" con
I met un about with an air of
trepidation as the end of eaeh half-
year period ap
proaches, if the
producing c o m
pany does not see
fit, as a result uf
the player's work
during the s I x
months, to renew
its option on bis
services for an
other period, then
the actor loses
that sense of se
curity, born of
the certainty of
u weekly check,
that goes with a
contract player'a
position.
The free-lance
f.ny Oliver.
I player, on the
M her hand, works from picture to
picture, seldom certain that there
w ill not be a more or less lengthy
"rest" between jobs.
mat is why duy Oliver Ih in a j mechanical whatnots coming from
class by himself in Hollywood. the laboratories to aid In their bnt
Tcchnlcally, tho veteran charac-'tle on extraneous squeaks, squawks
actor Is a free, lancer and has
no option renewals to fret over.
Hut he nevertheless is always cer
tain of employment ami has been
the hist 12 years.
Ills only contract is a handshake,
exchanged with Jesse I... Iasky.
now vice-president in charge of
mi) mmmi
Associated Gasoline starts easi
ly, responds eagerly to your throt
tle at all speeds. It is a clean fael,
refined to insure complete com
bustion and to minimize carbon
formation and crankcase dilution.
Sold at the red, green and cream
stations and garages.
Seattle;
LYER PRICES
production ut i'uramount, VI years
ago.
"When I can't use you any lung
er. I'll cive you two weeks notice;
yoH give me the s.ime protection,":
Unky told Oliver at that time.
That pact, Healed with clasped
hands, has been a sort of "unwrit-
ton contract" ever since. Oliver I
has appeared In more than 300
pirlutes for the I.asky company '
j and still is appearing
Few Homo Product.
"Made In Hollywood" is the fig
urative stamp on moHt of the mov
ies shown in the I'nlted Slates, but
the samr label apparently cannot
be a p died to the stars who play
In t hem. Hollywood -born head
llneifi are comparatively few, as
shown in a canvass of the stars
and featured players under con
tract to one large studio here.
Oskaloosa, la.. Olathe, Kans..
Paris, itritish Buiaim and Hungary
are among the birthplaces of tho
company's contract players. Six
teen are American-born, eight are
from foreign countries. Hut there
! not a native Californian on the
list!
Signs of Pi-ogross.t
The unsung heroes of the talkies,)
the sound tecniciaus. soon may be;
! confronted with a new problem j
that of remembering the names of!
' all the devices, attachments and i
land groans In recording
Suid one to another as they toil-1
ed over the recording equipment!
preparatory to shooting a scene:
"dive mo tho gadget that goes
over tho whatyoumaycallit."
rrin1f(Art qdvrMfdne gft rpultn. I
STRANGELY mingled were the feelings
of the historic gathering as for all time
the American flag was hoisted above the
small city El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora
la Reina de Los Angeles in January, 1847.
Romantic bits of western history such
as this are revealed in the Associated Oil
Company radio program, "Roads to
Romance,"
Listen in each Wednesday evening, 8
to 8:30 p. m., on Stations KPO-San
Francisco; KGO-Oakland; KFI-Los
Angeles; KG W-Portland: KOMO-
KHQ-Spokane.
(ID LP H E
Control Grass Fire
K K I) HU'FF, Cal., June Ii7. (A)
Fire that burned over ua esti
mated 70,000 acres of brush and
range land was finally controlled
bv a crew of volunteers.
Stomach Disorders
First Revealed by
Coated Tongue
Your tongue Js nothing more'
than the upper end of your stom
ach and intestines. It is the first
thing your doctor looks at. It tells
at a glance the condition of your
digestive pvstcm and physicians
say that 90'o of all sickness starts
with stomach and bowel trouble.
A coated tongue is a danger sig
nal of those digestive disorders
which lead to so many kinds of
serious illness. It tells why tha
least exertion tires you out; why
you have pains in the bowels, gas,
sour stomach, dizzy spells.
Coating on the tongue is a sign
that you need Tanlac the medi
cine which has helped thousands
who were physical wrecks from
stomach and bowel troubles who
had "tried everything" in vain and
about given up nope.
Tanlac contains no mineral
drugs; it ia made of barks, herbs
and roots. Get a bottle from your
druggist today. Your money back
if it doesn't help you.
Tanlac
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