Medford mail tribune., July 08, 1929, Image 10

rxnr; Try
Work in
''the cool of the day",
from dawn till dusk
Refreshing COOLNESS
... on the hottest day
Westinchouse Fns cool quietly are richly finished In satin,
black or Ivory have non-tarnishing blades single or three
speeds Prices as low as J6.50.
Get a WESTINGHOUSE FAN
JUST PHONE
Peoples Electric Store '
"Getting Along
With People
In a pleasant
sort of way"
that exactly expresses the
feeling of many depositors
and friends regarding this
Bank.
Fine service means much,
but add courteous service
and you have something real!
The Jackson County Bank
IS'AllllSHhD inns
Medford, Oregon
CiimniiTfuil - S.ii ins Suf Diiosit
MBMBtR I HDIRAL RIM V K SVSTUU (
fEDrOTtpraTTi TTlTTjUYE, fEDFORD, OftEG'Oy, MOXTm.' JT'TT' S. ' 120.
RECOVER BODY OF immI' COMILLAS A PORT
CREVASSE VICTIM
BY HELP OF ROPE
WeatinghoiiarKiina cool
quietly ailrut motor,
silent lilail-., silent oa-
illatiou. Kiclily (In.
iahecl, with non-lar-niahiiig
LLaJea. Three
perda. All typea fur
commercial ua well a.
home uh.
ou never liavti to g. t up "at Die cruck nfiluwii" to
work in c omfort if your kil. hen i cooled by a W-t-inpliouHc
Fan. TliU ! iU(ri,:, whiskd on by the flip
of a Hwiuh, kc pM your kit. hen from becoming an
oven. Ami it keep you fresh and unruffled all day long.
You ean carry this same refreshing coolness , uny
room in the house. You can dine serenely when it's
blistering hot outside . . . enjoy your living room in
the most sultry weather . . . and sleep restfully on
sticky nights, cooled by gentle, whispering breeze.
WKsniscuoLSK Kuan-uic man lkaci'1, king t:o.
Oflicee in all Principal Cities
Meprcaelilutivea Kverywliero
Westinghoiise
I Sign ufa au55?T Tf-
ir mss&'i .
PA ftA DISK IN'V M.,nn I..l.
Icr National Pink, July 8. W) A
deep crevasse m Mount rtalnier
which, or six day had hvc-n the
tomb of Forrest Oreathouse of
Seattle was ptntftv loditu with a...
recovery yesterday of hin body
from ii narrow foothold on the
mountainside Imn e....,.t ..., .1,
In liiKiaham Kinder. Kduln A.
Wetzel of Milwaukee, Win., n
I killed in the same fall hut hid
I hody wan recovered several days
I K".
j Charles Urowne, park ranker,
was lowered into the crevasse. The
rest of the party held the line,
perched on a ledue of Ice 1 00 feet j
, below the opening of the c revasse, i
j when (reathotiie'H body, stand
line; upiluht was freed. It was
thrown fifty feet further down the
hole by a eave-ln, hut lirowne had
attached a rope to the exposed
part of Ihe body and it was recov
ered. His leu was broken and one
ar mthrown up us though to pro
tect tlni head.
.Monday. Julv a. !
j Medfoid and vicinity: .Monday:
I Full- loniitht and Tuesday. ('.
! tiuued warm.
liieKon: .Monday: Fair tonlKht
and Tu.-sday. Warmer n eastern
portion TueMlay.
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Local Data
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OF FISHING BOATS,
LEAPSJ0REN01
: Tciuneialure. Idcurceui '
illKhest (last 12 hours) 92 92
Lowest (last 12 hours.) jo &j
Hcl. humidity (per ct.) i'4 70
i'recipilution (inches).. 0 o
Stale of weather , Clear Clear
Lowest temperature IrdaTniornT
inK .r,l dt'Kiees.
Total preclpllatlon sinciT.Sept. L
ijs, is.;,? incnes.
Temperature a year hku today
Hichest. XII; lowest, 54.
.Sunrise TuwdayTiTu a. m.
ruoe( i uesuay, 7:4 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A.
IZOlh Meridian Time
M.
PASSENGERS SAFE
IN SEA COLLISION
""5 '?
CITY 2 &
. 3 13
JiOKTOW Julv llPi Tk.
sieamslilp rrlnce (ieoiue, bound
from Varmulith, Nova Scotia Tor
J'oslon, with 24y passenKers. was
111 collision with the coast uuard
patrol boat Aaassl', In a dense foe,
HU miles eiiHt of lioston light yes
terday. All pnssi'iiKers wero safely trans
ferred from the I'rlnce (leorce to
tlie AkiissU and only one, .Miss He
retlia Nickerson of (ircenwlih.
Conn.' was Injured. Khe was
slluhlly bruised after the accident.
The I'rlnce (leori'e'u in lir.. 1
boats were lowered within 15 min- i
utes after the alarm va nniinil..ri
and the shin t.ill iilmul nH mma
alonKHide tlie AkiissI. CanKplanks
were rlKired anil the passenKers,
many of them with all their ,baK
kiikc, made tliolr way aboard tlie
patrol boat.
Mismarck
Boise
Denver
Des .Moines ..
Fresno
Helena,
Los Allfteles
.Marsh field ....
1'hoelllx
Portland
lied Uluff ....
ItoseliurK
Salt Lake
San Franclscu
Santa Fe
.Seattle
Spokane
Will la Walla .
.. fill
.. 112
.. HI
.. 911
.. 511
.. 74
.. 72
.101!
.. 4
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44
52
62
50
70
(III
44
04
4 0
2
C2
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54
58
51!
5S
511
f.ti
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
I'. Cdy.
t 'loutly
Clear
1'. Cdy.
P. Cdy.
CI en
dear Clear
Cloudy
I'. Cdy.
Clear
L. W. IllV'k, Meteorolotlst.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station
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KANSAS CITV. July R. (IP) A
csolutlnii ui'KinK the United States
senate to take action to enter llils
country into the world court of
! Interualional Justice and to ratify
ithe Inter-American treaty of nrbi
ttrtlon was ndoptpd last nlKht by
ine ueleKates to the thirty-second
annua! International Convention
of Christian Kitdcnvor.
"Wp believe that the l'nlted
States, In order to make pffertlvc
Its llleilizes limlei' Hie ii:i.,f I lu
should become a iiienilier of the
world court nt International Jus
tice and respectively, hope that
without delay the senate of the
I nlteit statoa will complete this
relationship," the, resolution stated.
WASIUXfiTON, 1). c. July 6
'The Vellow riird h:M li,M..,l ihA
Ivillau-p of Coinill.is t., v..u,,..
i.Mer. KlslPhen. and IJanelly, as
out-of-the-way places brouitht
Into tlie spotlicht of world news
by the Innding of trans-Atlantic
laii'planes rrom America, " says a
i bulletin from ih. lc....ui...
Kluil,
ii. (.'.. head luarters of ihe Nii-
tional (IcoKraphic society.
I 'Santander shares fame with
j Commas, for it was to that Im
portant coastal town of northern
I Spain that ihe fliers were taken
y automohile after their landins.
and it was from Santander that
the telegraphic news of the com
pletlon of tlie trans-ocean fliuht
speo oui to tne world,
I'ort of flsliine Smacks
"Comillas lies altoiu :la ,ii
west of Santander IlloMfr rilcrir.,.1
coast washed by the waters of the
nay oi lllscay. Ji a a vlll,. ,.r
only 27IIII Inhabitants, aiwl iln.
, port can accommodate only the
u.-ninR smacks and small ore
carrylnK bunts that ply the local
waters. All alonir ihi ..., !,,.
coast of Spain ore mountains and
i'ukkpii mils, iruinv of i,i,.i.
project Into the sea. forming little
hrll-Kirt bays and coves. Some of
the small bays have heeq almost
filled with sand. It was on such
a sand-filled little hay m,.ir ,.
millas (lyambre beach that the
Yellow liird came to earth.
"i(y a coincidence, the fliers. In
laniljtiK In the vicinity or", Sant
ander, terminated their fllnht near
a city w hich bus already served as
ihe goal of a trans-AHnntir. ,
lest In speed and navigation. In
i .i-i inn IIiliTIl.il ion;, I yacht races
which started in New v,-i, ,
Jo an end In Santander harbor.
This year Santander will l,e the
terminus for simil
nt:tnilTs port opens (,ff ih
, H:iy of UiM-.iy ;H nill'-s f.l of
tin' ot-iit-r known rt'MH't, laii tt
lati;i n, nd 1 2 milei wi-st of
Hi;irrnz. A I t hull k h Spaniards
ihionB m its beai'hfs to ecape
Maiiritl's MJinmer heat, SantandtT
, is Intlo known ubiuiul.
"The town is pronrexH.ve, inoj
fn, pi upi ous, anl tniTefoi t Is
nut sought out by touiints in
aivh uf uneU'iit luninarkn.
However, between a nun-sroreht'il.
rruinliliiitf cathedral und a sun-warnu-d
sanity heach, the Spani
ards prefer the beach.
lliildrti I nun tlx Soa
'Siintander cannot he Been from
the Se.l. It has l.-en l.nllt di.,.n
1 within the harbor b-hlnd a moun
tainous pvr.insula which shelters
tne homes of 77, Santander
dweilfi-H from nay of Hismy
StOlTllS. If DllIlKiKtK lit Pin. hid Attn 1
with an undistinKubihed cathedral
rearinK "tH head, and I'uehlo Baju,
where liner and coastal steamers
land their ipav-sentrers. Anil freiht
boats take on red CainaiKo Iron
ore for Krltain'a blast furnaces.
Santander takes n leiollno iiNikm
jarnoiif; the north coast ports ship
ping ore from the many Spanish
mines in the Asturian province.
"Over the ride that protects
Santander from storms lies the
Sardinero, the favorite playa or
beach a long, warm urm of
reddish-yellow sand embracing a
bright blue sea. Many costly vil
las look upon the Sardinero.
"The citizens of SnnMn.Up
cently presented to the royal
family of Spain a summer palace.
i-a, Aiagualena." on n lieiwiionH
near the city. It has come to be
recognized as one of the most de
lightful Of the I'OVal rosii1m.r-DU In
recognition of the Spanish king's
iove or. sport, the palace was
-quipped with a bathing beach, a j
yacht landing, tonnis courts and a !
polo field." ;
GUARD MILL VALLEY
MILL YALLIOV, Cnl July 8.
UPl Citizens' posses were Kuurd
iiiK burned honies in this fire rav
aged valley to prevent looline.
j several instances or. which have
been reported to Chief of police
vr'i Ill'OV
XjfvKt soev- ou.i Wa 'rtJ1-1- " " M r 1
Turn It Into Cash
Through a Want Ad
Hundreds of people need the things you
would like to convert into ready cash.
They are readers of the Classified Columns.
Why not put your proposition before them
in a' well-worded Want Ad. That's the
quickest way to get action.
MAIL TRIBUNE
Everybody Reads the Mail-Tribune
IVptlaKllIrtl--
AExperi Finishing
r
UAwHouytrt. phoni 144
A Complete Cleaning amd
Dybiho SEBVICH
Sherwood, -district .No. sh w t J I
btllld ' fiftdilion to school bolide
gvtni.nwliiM)
Fllmt In at 10 A. M.
Ready at 5 P. M.
I PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE
SWEM'S
KODAK, BOOK, GIFT SHOP
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT!
' .1 1, in.'l. P Wl V l-,: o imi
" .in,., " n f
Marvin Dyer, 20. of Albany, whs
drowned in the Sninliini river
near the Jefferson bridge libmit
5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
hody was recovered about an hour
later and taken to Albany, He
was the son of Mr. nud Mrs. W,
. Dyer, former Jefferson resi
dents, who were notified of his
oeain, while tney were, at the
coast
Dyer apparently was seized with
the (Tamil and called for heln
lion liavls of Jefferson, attempted
rescue, hut was driiuued down
twice by the si ruck'Unu youth.
Big Paint Sale
Begins Wednesday
One of Ihe larirrsl s..l ,,r
I paints, varnishes and enamel ever
j held In Medfoid will he featured'
by I-iiniport's Hardware and
'Sporllnit (lotuls 4t.,, i,..., i
Wednesday. July 10. ul S a. in. and
I continuing two weeks.
j Thro carloada of 1 1. mil & Mil
IlKan inodurta were received nl
Ihe store lust week. Window rila
Plays ahowlnu some of the popular
Month. MllliKiin palms and var
nishes may bu seen l Lampoifa
haw,
j C. R. Miiiiin, factory expert
with the Heath Mllllmin com
pany lit San r'rnuclsco, will arrive
"eiiues.iuy o personally super,
vise the sale, and In aMve advice It.
customer concerning their par
tlcular palm problems.
The Heath MilllKan rompaiiv
was oiuitnlMed 7S veui-s u.. ...i i..
one of th oldest itli ....
nMi firms In the United Stale
Amoitu the nrodiicis i,i..h ...m
be Included 111 the two
'" 'he followinic Winer lint kal
(online, lioldcn West house paint,
linseed oil. Satsiima rtiiimclr,. Mm,,
shine viiinNh stains, ci (;.
ll.ior was. sutomoldlc llol-li ami
I loot' enamel
22S.9 Meters 1310 Key.
Monday, July 8,
P. M.
i to 0:1 fi Isis Theater.
C: 1 r. to 0:3il Mall Tribune,
i" news and markets.
Si S to :.'I0 Kads Transfer.
8:80 to 0:30 Mono-Motor Oil
Co.
Tuesday, July 9.
A. M.
!:3ll to 10 Laurence's Jew-
elry.
10 to 10:30 s. o. Electric
10:30 to 11 Domestic Lnun
dry. II to 11:30 M. m, Depart
ment Store.
1'-' noon .Vews Items, Mall
Tribune.
I'. M. "
12 to 12:30 lleebn & Kindle.
12:30 to 1:30 .Monarch Seed
and Keed Co.
1:30 tit 2 Medford Iluslness
C bp. .
2 to 2:30 Peoples niectrlc.
6 to (LIS Isls Theater.
6:15 to 0:30 Mall Trll.onn
news and markets.
0:30 to 7 Coleman & Law
ln and Medford Service
St atlons.
S to Ii PIk Tall Meat Market.
!) to 10 Callfornlu Oregon
Power Co.
PAINTS TO DALLES
SALEM, Ore. July 8 (fl)
iwciny.five patients at tho state
tuberculosis hospital, located here,
w-ill he transferred Tuesilnv to
the new eastern Oickoii tuhercu-
losls hospital at The Dalles.
The capacity of the hospital al
Hip Dalles Is 110, but for the
present only the 25 transferred
from here will be accommodated
there. The cnpacltv of the Snlem
Institution Is 2S0, bin the actual
number of patients for some time
has been about 2:10. The snace
left by the transfers will Imme
diately he filled from the walllnK
list, which now numbers about no.
.Most of the patients to he trans
ferred are from eastern Oregon
"unite.
COMING
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10
ncurite Stump, a Vermillion.
Ohio, tool maker, spent It) jc.iis
whltthmt n piece of leleumi, l,"
IlltO II lamp standard. Ha l:ili:i.,
the rhhl) carved result at : .
1)00.
to this Summer
TIRE SALE
ALL REAL BARGAINS ON
GOODRICH, SEIBERLING
and GENERAL TIRES
Absolutely the Lowest Prices We
Have Ever Offered on Standard
Quality Tires. AH Firsts.
Buy them here and save money at
these prices
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i hunt's , mi wm IB
: I CRAterian ; ' K SMm c?i7A Sieberling Goodrich General
1 i nWM Hslnffl ' All-Tread Silvertown Tires
fm M : " L
JlrL l Other Tires in Proportion .
t?ti7TO' ar m 71
BiifUui n )1 I ervice ptatio it "
SUof N mS ST RV,CE TA-,0N,N ouoT"IN
ki'ifji N f h 8nd Frnt WE NEVER CLOSE' phone 130G .
few reMWCed me,,. .a .hMllf- Ii
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