Medford mail tribune., July 11, 1929, Image 5

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EIRST REPORT OF i MINERAL SURVEY P"
puisiiiun i-uitlinud hiiu tn bi'ii and im proved.
f-hp isrvve wniso, until fur a time his , The jurlnt from 1913 to.IJ.37
I liftt was (lesjuh'f(l (. AI fin ben uf wax a 11. 1 ted States -rppreserrtuJiv
' !th family indny snid h wia niiiPlt Tfoifi Oregon," ' " ' "
AIRPORT WORKERS ! BEGINS WESTERN
ThurmluV. July II. i
ledford and vicinity: Tluipulay: j
': $iir t unit; hi und Vrliluy. Not rhin'h
i change in temperature. j
!- Oreguu: Thursday: Fair lunigitt
and Friduy. Nut (muh change in'
LCI
TRIED TEST RUSE
temptMUture. ( '
MEDFORD "MATL TRIBUNE, rEDFOUD, ORISON. THURSDAY. .TITbY 11. 1020.
WED NIGHT-CLUB PERISH IN FLAME
HOST OF; GOTH! AFTER COLLISION
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Tho first com-rctt report of the
combined .chiunber of comnuM't'e
and, oily council Airport eomniitt
will he given at the i-huiitiei- of
conuncri.'e forum luu-hcoii tomor
row ioon at the Hotel Medfori,
according to a decision reached
by the committee a,t a meeting
held this noon.
' Definite plans for the dedica
tion celehi a lion to he held libor
Day, will he given to the public.
together with a plan for handling
the preliminaries. The Munding
committees in eharno of the rele-
hrat;on were appointed" an follows;
E. M. Wilson and Jack Thorn p
80n. finance: Al Hayden and ('has.
Wfng, puhliciiy; Seeley Halt and
J. . Collins, program and stunts
and S. S. .Smith and It. ii. Ham
mo ml invitations.
,The possibility of bringing TJnd
h? rgh or some other aviators of
note here for the occasion, was
discussed at the noon meeting.
'Among other possibilities will he a
queen contest, an aerial review
and other features. A large dance
Will be held in the new hangar
1(1 the evening of the second day.
A meeting of the city council
committee on airport construction
'was held at nine o'clock this mnrn
!fng in Kred ScheftVl's office. This
Was called for the purpose of dis
' cussing water' supply and lighting
''for the. new 'port. J. (. Thompson
ve information on lighting and
Fred Scheffel a tentative report
or costs for the water supply,
HOLLOPETER SELLS
.(TRACTNEARPHOENSX
V Ila Ar. Hollopetei has sold his
Improved two ami one-half acre
tract at I'hoenijv "ii the Pacific
highway to K. V. Swisher of Hend.
Mr. Swisher will make his home
.en. the l-'iace. ilr. Iloiiopeter and
family will r.M.w io Tacoma.
Wash. The deal was made thru
the Kreneb-At Wood ntTfllcy.
r i. ivy L
Cooling . . .
delidiout... satis
fying. Tree Tea
gives the perfect
kiced tea flavor.
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REPAIRING!
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CHANTS l'ASi, Orv.. Juhj H.i-4 i
mineral dei.0lt . parted jfeJVe jrrwVs
m.s.li.y with the arrival of. J X. , ( ,, ltl,unyU
l'aru,. iuKt.wHh.th. .l-n.tl.iLoww. ,, u ..,,
Ma, 'I!'urvey. Tin. .ur- ;Re UamiMy (HW cl., 3
was l'"sfI'hu 'li'iJ..KH., p..jjri.n.k.n .Lulu-) . ,. ,
approprmtu,,, l,y the k-lnrore of. f. wiw,h..r . .... ,,.lir
v.yu.vvv nnicn was maicnea iy tne , - j- A
federal government... ; ;.:M.uwe.sl temperature .this inoni-
Tho western. Oregol survey Is a ' t'KJ"t?w- '
two-year prognun. .' Three monthrfl TulnJ nreOlpiUtion ..iUK'e Stpt. 1,
i will be given to the work this ea-j.I
son by Pardee, who is giving (ieKr
cial attention to the occurrence of
enromue and quicksilver. - The j
geologist s;t id that chromite is j
coming into more extensive use in I
Ithe manufacture of stainless steel, t
Chromite was mined here during
the war. f
I'ardee conferred here with YV.
A. Hutton, inemher of the state
mining board and. State Surveyor
K. V. Miller, one of the chief
backers in liie legislature. He said
that occasional reports will be
issued.
Patrick J. Chamberlain1 ol Hollywood-
will probably? know Ms
mail boxes when he goes riding
again. Early Sunday morning, as
; he was coming throug Eden pre-1
cinct on his way north, he is said I
to have uprooted the Mary 0. 1 V4'"'., "f..
Carey mail box and its iot and',111" "alia ....
rallied thorn 300
ruad at a speed well .puin the
liutlt. it is cur then plunged risht j
side tip in a ravine, when Federal'
I'ruhiliition Aent Terry Talent'
happened alunit.
I'neimseious, the Californian was
taken by the officer to the Sacred)
Ueart hospital, where he was!
found lo be not seriously Injured.
Having turned the man's case over
to his father, l.'harlcs Talunt, for
investigation, Terry left fur l'ort
land. .Mr. Talent, having produced the
facts, the t'allforilian was lined
1U0 and Kiven CO days In the
county Jail, together with helne
relieved of his driver's license for
one year, as the result of driviiif!
while Intoxicated, according lo the
officer. . -
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"Blind" drivers as well as 'one
arm drivers are not only bniiopu.-'
lar with Traffic Officer tieore
Prescott. but they are . Seriously
flirt inK with danger, accord Iiik t'J
a report received from the local
police department this morning.
"Blind" drivers are defined by
Officer Prescott as the type, that
turns out from the parking curbs
without making a visual note of
the traffic on the street. The mere
fact that the driver ha-i stuck hi?
arm nut when he attempts to turn
out from the curb is no excuse to
offer in case of accident. Arm or
no arm, many of the drivers on the
street do not have timo to dodge
him In the case of such a sudden
attempt, says Air. Prescott.
"As to the one-arm drivers
well, I'm just not going to waste
breath on thojn. But they're upt
to hear from me in another Way,"
suid the. officer. .
The second B. P. 'O. IS.: buna
concert of the season, which will j
he held in the city park lomorruw I
night beginning at 8:15, is tin-j
nounced by Director F. Wilson
Walte, ns follows:
March, "Quality Plus"... Jewell
Popular "Honey" Simon
Wultzes, "Wedding of the Winds"
; Hall
Cornet quartet Selected.
Messrs. Flfer. Mays. Corninny
and Parker.
Popular, "Wedding of the Painted
Doll" Bunn
Suite In Fjiur Parts, "Atlanlis"
Sa Franek
popular. "Precious Little Thing
Culled Love" Brown
March, "London Hippodrome"....
; ftiffle
' Star Spangled Manner" '.
TRAMPlED BY C0WTHAurrtBP
liwiliii llu that it ha? no ill effecti. It it tho
accepted ' antidote for pain. It
two fractured rihs was the re -
suit of Mrs. M. a. Itobinson beinu relief when you vo a hcadatlie, or
knocked down and stepped on by! cold; or are suffering from neu
ii cow early yesuid.iy morning.' ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains
when she went out to milk. The;
cow ran toward her. knocked her
down and stepped on her ul;-;
Mie was ai.ie to get to m. "ouNp
i ai. w. uucior. ..... ....
mediately.
liven alone at her home on West
PMh street. Hhe way resting well
today, and according to the doc
tors, would he all right In a short
time.
rnrvalli-. old Adminiflrntion
building bring txunsivt'ij' 1m
propd. . " - ' "
Local Data p -i
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Toirtptfratures yar ,aw .Htay:
Highest Hfi; lowest 50
. Suus,t today, 7: 7 p. m.
Sunrise Friday, : 40 a. m.
Wuttv1 "'hiny, 7:47 p. ni.
Obwrvations Taken at 5 A.
" ', 120th Meridian Time
M.
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CITY . ... ""
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Baker, 4ity
Bismarck
Boise ....".
Denver
!)( Moines
Fresno
Helena . .:..
Los Angeles ...
MarshTield ......
Phoenix
Portland
Red Bluff
44
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Clear
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1'. C.iy.
Clear
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1, Cdy.
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P. Cdy.
Clear
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t.'lear
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Lvalt Lake City.
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Ij. W. UlCK. Meteorologist.
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A clufngo lit, coining in the air
mall Schedule
on the route lip-
'tween Seattle
and I-os Angeles,
C M. Houston, auperintendent of j state land, but caused uu coinmur
malls of the local postoff ice, an-1 cjal damage.
nounced today. The reason that incendiarism Is
This change w'.ll result in an Irii- thought to have ben the origin
proved service ussunng patrons
of air. mail service direct connec
tioiiH with the truns-continental
rotUQ und trnln service from Ios
AnselcH lo Paso connecting
there with It. 1'. O. routes for
southern points. '
As uffeethiK Medford, the new
.schedule is as follows: '
XorthlHiuilfl Daily. "
Medford closing time at post
office. 7:30 a. m. Leave airport
at 8:110 a. ni. Arrive at Portland,
Oregon nt 10:30 a. m. Arrive at
eitttle,' Wash., ai 1:00 p. tn.
Kouthhniiiul Daily.
'Medford, closing time nt jiosl
dffice 0:00 a. m. Leave airport
at !l:30 a', m. Arrive at San Fran
cisco, Calif., at 12:45 ). m. Ar
rive at Oakland, Calif., nt 1:00
p. in. Arrive nt Los Angeles.
Calif., at 6:00 p. m.
FALL FEDERAL COURT
There will be several sensational
trials nt the Medford tar in Of
United Htates court for southern
Oregiln. which will open the first
Thurhtlay of next October, Includ
ing the trial of two prominent
Klamath Kalis physicians, which
will undoubtedly bring a large at
tendance of Klamath Falls people
here nt that time'.
This week in the United States
district court at Portland the trial
of Dr. A. A. Soule' nnd " Ir; K.
Dietsche. the Klamath Kalis phy
sicians who following their arrest
in that city nnd Just recent' Indict
ment by the federal grand Jury at
Portland for unlawful trafficking
in morphine, nt their request was
set by Judge McNary for the Med
ford term next fall.
To Identify
Genuine Aspirin
! always helps; it never harms. Quick
yield, too, if you 11 only give these
tablets a chance. But yon want
feenuin Aspirin, so look for the
gayer Cross on every tablet. The
, ways bears the name Bayei
j md the woid jeoune printed In red.
ItnAtl la tb tnM tM ci Ram MamJlftWf
WASHINGTON. July 11. M'l :
! Two l)oys are being held by W'ash-
intcn police today because one of
them wanted to gain fitirance to
Annapolis naval academy but was
found to be color blind.
; Ilniiry Sherwlnn Hupp, son of a
; Long Beach. tal.. business man.
i was named as a candidate for tire
academy after he passed examina
tions given by the V, S. naval re
! serve, of which he was a member
; from California.
I He was given a high rating on
! hi mental examina,iiu.n, but
"flunked out" on his physical eat
iamination at th.- academy two days
iago. Color blindness was given as
i the
ause.
, Ieiuiission for iv-examination
; was requested of the navy depart-
1 ment and was granted. A youth
j representing himself as Hupp pass-
,ed tills test. Naval officers could
i not uudcrstanil how a candidate
adjudged color Mind 4S hours
j earlier could pass the examination,
SO IMC. lllVilIlltlln
The lioy who was not colvrhlind,
they said, readily admitted lie was
Paul Schooler of Washington, ami
told police lie had been retained
to take the
examination for 1:'
ddlars. .
lioih hoys arc 1! years old, and
aro being held pending investiga
tion. GAIN CONTROL OF
GOLD HILL BLAZE
AfiUppod Hr of imunrtiry
oriuh) ittur.lt.'imc? mile eat of Hoi I
til.t. near the .uliway, which
started yesterday noon and spread ;
so fast that for hours it was re- I
garded as very threatening ami
dangerous was finally gotten under
control last evening thru the ef
forts of I might Phillips, district
I fire warden and four of his fire
fighting force, aided by others in
that miction, after it had burned
over a territory of Hit! nerus of
enis and brusn on O. C. and-1'
iM that a youih wTis seen coming
iway from that vicinity shortly
before the fire was discovered, and
the location in which it started.
Whulcw Visit Ncwiort.
NKWPOKT.- Ore. July 11. (!')
Three frolicking whales whisked
up and down Yaiiuina hay tod a.'"
after they were' sign ted yesterday
in the wake of (he steamship Hob-
ert Johnson ' and the dredge
Michle. When the Michie went to
sea, the cavorting deep sea deni
zens followed it and disappeared.
Fcrformaiicc . . . iSistt yoia
.r ... ,. ,0S6ly,,iKi. flic EitilicB'-price cars
You'll be attracted first to one of these Flying Clouds because of their simple, straight
forward thrust of line their obvious well-bred distinction. But it is only when you get behind
the wheel that you will understand why Reo has built such a pre-eminent reputation in the
motor world.
-For here,' under your hand, is a versatility of performance, a mechanical
dependability, that you will find only in the finest cars made; a car that will give
you four) six, and even more, years of outstanding service. And, after all, what arc
you buying, when you buy a car? -- Nuiv you can have a Reo
REO
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Phone 464
JF LYING CLOUDS
niiiwouil la U S-Pm.m, ipon f Rm rijrlni Cloud ihm M.e.
lVi
as the
nuuui'it
lo be married.
Thr announcement canie. las.
:ii(;t from Hairy liichman. rnus
U:i onifdy actr and night club
i u !i t r of N e w V o r U , who is t h e
I'l-id'-uroum-lo-be. Tlui ma rriage
r:-oli;tbly will lake pIhco-' within a
niomh. pending compleiiou of pic
tures .Miss How and Uichman are
now participating in at separate
studios.
Many times reported engaged.
uie
nnouncemciH uas the fu"-l
otic to which the actress made a
'uiil'lrma'.ion. "As sunn as we cinn
I'let our respective pictures," said
Mi.-s Cow. who is ill ai her I'.ev-
erly Hills home, "we are going to
j get married.
j "Xu definite (dans have been
j made for the wedding, and we will
i ma be sure of them until we know
i u lu-u c.ui set a dale
j Tlic actress' physician said she
t v:is recovering from an illness due
' 1,1 l''(l IOIUlllliK.
Tiie romance, which tool; loot
; when Miss How was on a vacation
' in .New Vork, several niontliH nito,
i was renewed when Kichinan ur-
rived in Hollywood recently to talie
part in his first talkie.
Kichinan heun his career at a
cafe near Los A nudes, later tio-in-
io ew Vork where he first
met witii success. lie t as mar
ried to Yvonne SteVensun ill CIS
at Santa Ana. Cal.. and divorced
in 1!12L'. Miss llinv lias never been
ma i ried.
Til la tiMHik. --- Coiis'l riicl'!.-i
new buiblintr at fairgrounds
"i-.'-i-lnu rapidly.
The Qhainpagnc
1 1 9 70,T-P..ki.1t Coum 1 3 75, Spon i H 75.
'70.TP..I
i.(s AXUKi.V-S- .inly u
Clara Hw. often retVrrtMl i
"IV fiir! i;f the scri-n, is i
I jday was said to be reeowring from
I TlllaiiMiMk. - - Cutls'lrttci'vni of : illness Ibat was critical 11 ihiv m- i
'keen'"
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Mtucf $U2f, Sport (1750. 5-PaiKnier Rio.igli.in, M.H.r 1159;, Spun 11720. Piu,
Kiijer V.cicxi M.urr (1695. Sport .1820. Rotdiur. Miner (1615, Spon (1810.'
REO MOTOR CAR CO.
V. MYERS CO.
I'tiKKIN'd. N. Y.( July II. (fll.
l-'ie lMisons veie burned to ileati)
iiU'l a sixth may die as t lie result
of a fire which broke out after the
eas; bound Cleveland-New Voik
express on the Ki'lo railroad struck
a 1're.e.lu; train near here today.
The locouiot ive of tile passenucr
train ploughed into a tank car. the
contents, of which' broke into
names, the fire spreading; rapidly
lo Uic baKKaae car. two mail cars
ami a passcimer co.icli which hatl
been derailed.
Tile dead were ld..iuificd as
Tied II. lllake of lloriiell. emil
nccr: W. J. I.atonik, of f!iisi)ii.
hanna. I'a.. fireman; Ifailway .Mail
Clerks 1 1 ulliiirt of Ail; poll and
Flavin of Salamanaca, ami way
t'arcr identified as Swan l:era.er, as
of .Moline. Ills.
'aui,'lin Hose, of New York City
tentatively identified as a passen
ger in the derailed couch, was ex
tricated from Die wveckuKc and
taken lo Cornint: hospital, so seri
ously burned that lie probably will
die, authorities said.
VASIUXiTtX.; July 11. (tV,
.Iudtu Nicholas J-. Slnnntt ut' the(Ba
i i'i!cd tSlatuy court ot clahny, tu-
dnv was said tn In- ni'iiVi-i iiiL finni
illnoa Ibat was critieal a .h.v , . r
so aj;o. J ul ye Sinuott ... was, at
ouii last w
Km. u. a. r.i. oo.
'of Cj'mger lAles !
will find
Flying Cloud ut a lower
pne
thun
before.
1 1. '
pro- so ai;. Judge Sinuott ,. was, at 111 '
wedi, bill sudden hidis- fj
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Reo Fljinj fbloudi art piktd at tW factory at fMnviti
2--Pi,eiigr Cain i 1 395, Spori l(')5: ,
. LANSING, MICH.
132 So. Riversido
City Hall
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One reason ve are
kept so busy we are
se to the city -hall-
anci that's no 'Pipe's:
Di
ream.
WILL H.
gWMtWKaua
Spend Your Vacation at the Beautiful
LAKE-6 THE-WOGDS ;
; t i (Home of the Black Bass)
i FISHING BOATING BATHING W
DANCING EVERY EVENING ' ;
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Furnished sleeping and housekeeping cabins. Special rates
by the week.- ; - ;
For rctei vationc phone direct to Lake ,o the Woods resort.
AMONG OUR ASSETS
the public's confidence
It's a priceless asset too! It is re
sponsible for the generous patron
age given this bank, for our growth,
and for the soundness of our posi-;
tien in the community, -'' ". ? Vk'.
Public confidence is vitally neces
sary to the success of any financial
institution. The First National en
joys it and appreciates it to
the fullest extent. ' ! ; r ; !
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First National Bank
ilcdfonl, Oregon
I -VEDERAL nESERVEX -r f
lb!l3TEMsSssSiO . f',"- -
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m mvw, Asms. i m a
XijfVttriei mid Comforts' ",
-i vb
" Trip Furci
Pacific service mil
i I lie riMtnons why you slionUI go East litis ycj '
, tlirotili the CiiiijiIi.iii Koi kiison the 7rirn
(.'amnio l iiniwd. I'lijoy the luxuries of a tie".'
(Ihsirviitiun I.ounie, Sol.iritnll, Buffet wil't : i
Soila I'ounluin, lljilis, Sniokiiitt Rooms, Vaict
Service. Get literature anil rates remember,
, It Costs A'o Mure To Travel Cuiiadian
I'tliific.
H Canadian Fatific Trevtllert Clitquct Cood iht World Ovtr.
W.H.ClAtCN tKW'U I I I f. 141 k DRfAUWAV FIIUNI)A)MJ
AMERIC4N 1IC.
l or I rcifShi See ). II lliikir. Uuiiicl Fit. Aftl
WILSON
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Faster lime . . . liner
accomodalion...Low Uoutiil-
. . , exclusive Caiiuiluin
, ' U t
cuisine - ittst a few of
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