Medford mail tribune., July 23, 1929, Image 4

MEDFOnn MATT, TRIBUNE, AfF,DFORT, OKF.fiOy. TTTF.SDAY. .TFTT 23. HttO.
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A real estate ileal "f down town
business inoiinrly wuh reported to
dny which In of Importance to th
future development of Iho business
section of .Medl'ord, consist inn "I
the sal" of Ihe two structures on
ll.e west Hide of North Central ave
nue opposite the Kconomy (iroce
leiiu huilillni!, hikI Immediately adjoining-
tun .Mol'herson clolliliiB
, Htore hiiilillUK on Ihe north.
These olil Hirudin- havlni! a
united 50-foot frnntiiKC on Central
avenue, and each Willi a Hiuloot
lleplh the frame one belnl! oicil
pied hy the Ujllie Howard milli
nery more for the past I'll year.-i
and the concrete one hy the Victor
Daiilelson naiuxe., and the hind on
which they stand were purchased
hy Scott II. Davis, well known
young business man and officer In
the Jackson County hank, and John
VV. Johnson, the well known re.
tired Jeweler, from Mrs. Hopper of
llerkeley, Oil., the owner.
Further than that the trnnwic
lion was a eoDHiderahle one, and 'i
strictly cash one, no details are
Klven out. The sale was made
through Hie llrown ti White real
eHtato agency.
Inasmuch uh Messrs. Scolt am!
Johnson, who some time uko re
turned from a trip around the
world together, each already pos
sessed much downtown business
properly, their lulest purchase 'Is
an indext of their fflllh In the chn
tinned growth and prosperity of
Medforil and vicinity.
When asked this afternoon us to
their plans lor this newly ueiiuired
property. Ml. Johnson staled thai
they stand ready to hulld a mod
em husiness structure on the sile
'us soon as suiluhle tenants can he
obtained, and the kind suitable foi
the needs of those tenants.
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DKTKOIT, Mich.. July 2.1. (,Vl i
The largest seizure ever made on !
the Detroit river was reported by I
customs herder patrol inspectors !
today. They said they captured I-'
boats loaded with between iino and '
hue cases of whiskey near Ihe ;
Kcorse shore at I a. in. The bnals,
consisted of three outboard motors.,'
eight rowhoats and a canoe.
Mve men in charge of the ship- i
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NER BREmEN
imnt were urrcHU'd. while? m-veinl
otluTH dived Into the river and s-enped.
WvSSIIIN'CiTd.N', July li.l. fTP,
Twelve hundred rn;it in-n md;iy wre
m-di-rcd withdrawn frnm Nli-ara-Klia.
Thin :inni.urir'iiwnt "was made
hy IVenidenl llnuver. total of
a ipiiixiiiiiitt'ly 1'iHM) iiiiiiincH will
remain in ih ('I'lidal A uiei-lcan
rejiuhlir.
Dwisicm tu lake thin action was
reached upon the hards of reports
from Niejuamia that inir had
heen Keru-rally restored and that
more inaiiricH vti-ti- ht'lritf iiiithi
tained there than wan necessary.
, 'jJrVi.fil-H-' ' 1,1--" t a . - .to ,
l.ftIH. .Inly ::t. A') Th
clia!lanj:e of ihe North ' iertn:in
- I.loyd Huc-r Itrenx-n ye(erday in
Iik Ailanilc crossiriw of four days,
I 17 hours and 32 minute prnhahly
1 will lie answered.
It Is expected here that an in
ternational xcramhle for wpeert
honors will follow almost Imme
diately with (ii-eat Ilritriln. Amev
iea, Fanre and Ititly iiai-tfclfiatin-',
l nd (ierrnany jiditln the l-'rupa
vhort !y. which should do us well
or helter than the llreneii.
The 1'uiidaid line, owner of (ho
Maiiretania, whose former record
was heat en yeslifl:iy, made no
slate m etd of attack on the fJer
iiikii rec(trd, lull H l understood
the line has a new race under con
lemph.tion, and it Is expected the
.Man re tan la will attempt to show
y-he is caahle of lieiter than shi
has yet jiroducc-d.
lrnlt Hievnm- tmuuli I draniatlrft slinh-nt at Hip I nUfrsll.v of Oip-
,,,n. will hate the Iniimrluiii roh- r the Hull; ivt-r In me .muju m-.i 1m
the lasem- Simwt Trail pa-unl. the hsiture twnt of I Iik ceh-hr:i( to
l.f ludit July ti.V ! und .Mure than i:w) iile will :ike part In thtr
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Overhaul Southern Cro&t
AMSTKKDAM, llollund, .Inly 2.1.
(P) Captain ChurleK KinKsford
Sniith Iiuh left bin fitmotm trans
Pacific plune, the Southern (Vuhh,
ot Ihe Fokker works for overhaul
Jng. ITe hitH heen oontemplatliiK a
tranH-Atlnntic flight In the machine.
Meanwhile ho and IiIh companions
left thin morning for Herlln bv
way of Hottertloni In a Diiich plain1.
XKr YORK, July 23 (TP) fien- j
era I .Motorn rorporathui loday re
j ported net eafnlims for the second
quart"! or the year or
UKaliiHt .! I o.s7 tu the previous
quarter, and $!H ,7;t!i,;:sy in the Hec
ond quarter ot lawt year. After de
ductiiiK dividends on the preferred
Htotk there remained an it mount
equivalent to $2.02 per share oi
common stock, oh coin pa red to
$1.37 in prevtoiiH quarter and S2.u;
in the correspond in;; period of
1!(2S, calculated on a comparable
basin.
PRINCESS 1CEL GOES LEO FRiEDE, PORTLAND
Ni; VOUK, duly 23. f
The new queen of trans-Atlantic
travel, the North (lerrnan Lloyd
liner. Mremen, lay at her Itrook
lyn pier loday after a record -hrea k
v maiden voyage from ("herlourK
rf four days, 17 hoiiiM nud 42 min
utes. The low-lyltiK, Menem lined pride
of the new Cerman merchant ma
rine was t he first ship ever lo
make the Ira nsAthtntic voyage in
less than five d: ys.
Captain I. e o p o I d Xeenliein,
master of the liner, exjiressed sat
isfaction with her performance. I
"We did not extend the ship's en-i
nines at any time," he said. 'V
hope to make hetter time on fuiui
trips."
Marl ha Norellus held more
swimmluK championships than any
other woman when disbarred hy
the A. A. P.
Miss Jcel i:dw:irils. win will
represent Med ford a I the Sunset
Trail pageant at Kunene this we.-k.
will leave tomorrow for that city.
Her wardrolte has been ordered,
and Is heliiK made in KilKcne. .Miss
Kd wards will ride on the Medford
float in the parade, and will he
wlth the queen durlUR the p;iMCaut.
,MIis I'Mwards was chosen last
week lo .bo princess from -Medford.
All iHlicft In the slate will be repre
sented at the pageant have chosen
a princess to intend the queen,
l'(ilITl.AM. Ore., July 23.- OVl
l.co l-'riede. 7.1, well klionn whole
sale grocer of Portland, died here
tod:iy af;er a lottn illness.
Fried e was horn in New York
in 1X54. "When he was four yerrs
old his father came west und start
ed a little general merchandise
store at the crossroads on Salt
creek. 1 0 miles north of Dallas,
Ore. In 1 S S 1 the family moved to
I'rinevf lie, where they conducted
a brBe store.
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Consul Has Heniorrhaye
AIKt)liH!. Kenya Colony,
rlca. July 2:!.(i) -Charles
brecht. I'niled States consul her,
who was removed to a hospital ou
July Hi suffering from gastric Item
on huge, was reported today in a
very weak condition and not ex
pected to survive.
Crash I'asscnjicr Dies
WASHINGTON, July 23. -fP)
Lieutenant Clarence M. Knitfhl.
United States marine corps, pas
stMwr tn an airphinc which crash
ed near Ocotol. Nicaragua, yester
day, killinvr Its pilot and mechanic,
died of injuries durtiitr the nlKht.
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Two minutes, massage twice a
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beauty adviser to Italy's distinguished aristocrats
T TNDER the conditions of modern life
J it is not safe to leave the care of the
skin to nature alone," Eugcnio, of Milan,
believes. This modern artist in the care
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patrons that thorough cleanliness is the
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"Apartfromtheexccptionalcleaning power
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HOI SPRINGS DANCE
ON SATURDAY NIGHT
Because the $4E2 which was tak
en at the Hayniarket auction Sat
urday was not sufficient to send
the American Region drum corps
to the state convention at Salem, a
committee with lid Leach as chair
man, assisted by Newton Chanev
and Kay Wright, was appointed last
night at the American Legion meet
ing to assist Lloyd Williamson In
sponsoring a dance to be given at
the Jackson Hot Springs Saturday
night, the proceeds to aid In cover
ing the expenses, lion Provost's
orchestra will furnish the music.
A vote of thanks was given to
donors of nrtlcles for the auction.
The Junior American Legion
baseball team was also' given a
vote of thanks, and J. Verne
Shangle, coach,-who also helped ar
range the schedule for the games.
Appreciation from the Girl Scout
executives was extended to the
American Legion through Newton
Chancy for erecting the camp last
Sunday. All of the construction
work was not completed and will
be finished ns soon as possible.
Earl Davis, Seeley Hull and Ted
j Laker were appointed by the ex
ecutive committee to arrange trans
portation to the delegates and the
drum corps to the Salem conven
tion August ii. ! and 10.
Famous beauty specialists prescribe
. Palmolive Soap
as basis of all beauty treatments
"Clients who follow our advice never use any
soap but Palmolive." 0par.i
"I earnestly recommend that my clients use only
Palmolive Soap."
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