Medford mail tribune., August 14, 1929, Image 7

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rAOK SEVEN"
IKE AREA
IN INDIANA
,1 .
MIHI t
i n-h ,i
miiiy
At
W.ls
beilll
led Ilk;
lein.iuo d
MOPPED UP
lammond Mayor, Police
-'Chief and 20C Men and
a Women Operators of
i Speakeasies Arrested -
Al Capone Believed Head
A of Ring Law Machinery
it
V Declared Broken.
:ian I (Ml w.ht.ii
iciwd.
Clib ;i :i 1 1 I Indiana Har
bor an Hit- prim ip:il iPes in
i In 'aluim-i d is) rii' I w tih lis ex
tensive steel find iron mills ;iti i
"I lor industrl k. Knited Stales
DiMlbt Attorney Oliver M . Loomis
reeenlly ,is ipiotcd as savins
lh;it tin- civil nnichinery for law
enforcement in the area had
"broken down tit sih'Ii an extent
thiil I low Harry (J. Leslie wmtM
. he jll.stith-d ill declaring til-' dl--
t i l" t under m:u tin! law."'
m m DEATHS EAGLE POINTERS '
FROM ALCOHOL; ARE-INJURED BY
GROW NG
IS. HOWLETT OFj
EAGLE POINT NOW,
? ' I
TRAIL TO WATER
AT CRATER LAKE
LACEO BY TREES
WASHINGTON. Aujj
A mounting death rate
lism and increased
kacli; point, on., auk. m.
i SM-eial. Main anil K r o n t
l i eels, lone khoM II a.s (I danger
ous iniiier for traffic. ;is the
M-eno Kriday of n serious crush
when a e:n driven hy Al Hohison
was struck hy a truck belonging
lo . nainaKcr o AMiianu.
Mrs. K. I. Hill, riding with Holi
isoii is in the Sacred Heart hospital
u il h three hroken rihs. received
u hen t brown through a window
the linn.'!
My daunted.
.though both drivers applied tho
I I'lMkes in an effort to reduce
14. i,r. '""'
from aho
Association Against the Pro -hibition
Amendment Give
Out Latest Statistics -Deny
That Drinking Is
Confined to Upper Class. j Vi.r-!."pu
kaiii.i: point, ore.. Aug. i i
I Speci;i . ) Horn at Cortland, ore..
Auk. viii. to Mi-, and Mrs. T. K.
Hruoks. a daughter. Mrs. Itrooks
will lie remembered hero as Kslher
Shaw. Tin- hiihv is the first irrent-
grandibtiiuhior born to Mrs. S. I"..
Ho" h it if tho SuilllVMdo hotel.
It
insanity
'HAMMOND. Intl., Aim. 1 1.
LlirLs of school am,-, a mayo;-,
i, "police chief and men and women
aerators of scores of spea keasics
wore among Hie 2UU persons ar
rypted last night and early today
an. federal prohihiliuii agents mop
ped up what they Icrnicd thu
Clilunict district liquor and vice
ring.
J;y one o'clock this morning
1 iT persons had been arrested in
Kust Chicago and Indiana llarbw.
As rapidly as the. prisoners could
ho' taken to Crown i'oint for ar
raignment before a United States
commissi oner, the J r 0 raiders re-Itij-ncd
to tlic roundup.
Mayor Itnleigh I. Hale of Ka-it
Chicago ami his chief of police.
Juntos K. KcKan, were among tin:
first arrested. Nick SudovicU.
iriitaioKUed a.s a lieutenant of
heirfaee Al Capone. ami as one
Of. the heads of liquor traffic in
tho Calumet district, aUo was
nol.ed. Kedoral authorities be
lieve Al Cupone. now In Philadel
phia Jail. Is the actual head of
llo alloyed Calumit liquor and
vie' rinp.
Mayor Hale and Chief
were charged with consptra
ii . .similar charge was
acuinst Sudovlch. who was
In' the cabaret he operates. In
IUHliy plae.e.H the airelils ffHind
t;iils acting as barmaids, and they
v-04 senL wllh the ot hers lo
Cr-Ow n Point for nrrainument.
vWayur Hale was elected nearly
four years no and took KeKfi
from tlie Chicago police force t j
lied h's law enforcement denari
niont. The two men were releas-
CI4TKU LAKK. (tie.. Aus. I 1. -lypecial)
XiK-zapin,!; gradually
from tin.' lint tn (lie water of Crater
Lake, over ihe new trail, whether
atom nr mutinied on one i i no i ; t n ii
head of I rust . oi l liy saddle horses vU)f
to ho found at the hitch raek on i
the rim, fillers the thrill ot view
iiiK the blue waters throiiKlv. Mie
Kieen crowns oi tne (aniuruous lor-j ,.(,.,,.,
esi trees, rtticii trees as the inoun
taui iteiniocti ami wnijo-oaiK l,IIM ' (ie
oiinii ii in i in 1 1, nidi i i hit At mi- oi I
the Aliine' forests, lend to the stir-
hriims Ihe lover of tin out of doors 1 '.
in direct cnmmunieai ion with Na
lure's wtei'd soliiude.
alcoholfc
iro pictured In charts
published today by the Assoclh
tion Against the prohibition
a mend men t in a pamphlet pre
sent nti :t statistical study of tile
en 1 he prohibition period hi tlu
States.
manifestations, it . says,
are accompanied by evidences of
increased production and con
sumption of illicit liquor. Us
and tables of k owing in-
iii porn nee. being based on ln-
"aceepted by both wet and
partisans as valid."
t urday evening Charlie Hans
com and family were ertrolito to I
Medford with their cream, when
a car driven by Y. C. Lamb of
Sams alley collided with lluns
com. ,
Clyde lligsby. son of Mrs. Mans
com was hurt in the back and head
and was taken lo (he Sacred Heart
hospital. The others received only
minor injuries.
M r. Hansen in. alt hough pinned
underneath the car. was not hurt.
His Ford is a total wreck.
foot, of the Inill.
Uegan
y and
mad"
found
Here at tlu
ii-!,,. ti. l,i,, ...i...... ,,r ii... i-.i.-
u.ii.i, ...w;,. .i ii, , i- na-.u ii.., I ,,lin' similar expr
visiior may he favored with the
very rare privilege of seeing the
Cony, more commonly called the
voek rabbit, confined to rook
slides, usually above tiniherline In
the more desolate regions of t he
mountains of the Pacific northwest.
The presence of this little animal
is made known hy its wierd cry so
deceptive in ils vent riloqiial quali
ties. To catch a glimpse of the
Cony, huddled deep in the shadow
of a rock, requires a (rained eye.
While his neighbors are in hiber
nation, during (he long winter
nioitt lis. Nat ure decrees t hat t he
Cony should work during the sum
mer months, culling and storing
away grasses in quaiilily sufficient
to carry hhn t h rough (he winter
months beneath Ihe deep snows of
(he local regions.
For Glasses That Arc KIGHT
1 See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
h OPTOMETRIST .
If. -104 Medford Bldcj.
Williams Itcappoliitcil
WASHINGTON. Aug. M. (I1'
Reappointment of Albert C. Wil
liams of Texas as a member of
the feil 'Mil I farm loan hoard was
announced today by President
Hoover. Willia ins has served on
t he feib-ra I farm loan hoard fm
a number of years. His renomina
tion will be soul lo the senate after
it convenes this mouth.
One hundred and filly-lwo play
ers entered for the Long Island
IIIH'M ill AlIUIlSl.
The alcoholic death rate Is de-
'almost up to the pre
war level" having shown "a steady
' rise" since Hn'u after having de
clined sharply prior to and dnr
I ing the first year of prohibition.
rleitcos in for
eign countries, it attributes "the
j sharp drop in 1 !' 1 8 and 1 !' yt"
' to war conditions and that in
l : L' i j io prohibition
! Statistics of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance' company covering
j Ls.oon.iMtu policy holders, it says.
"do not bear out" the content on
; that "drinking has been confined
entirely to the wealthy, while
among Ihe working population of
i the country drinking has prae
1 llcally disappeared." On tile con
i trary. It holds, "Hie rate from
alcoholism anions- the Industrial
! population parallels the alcoholic
j death rate for the entire country."
; Although it says that fiuu-es
I covering arrests for drunkenness
. are inailcij mi to and conclusions
! may be misleading, tho associa
; lion interprets figures available
as giving the "Impression that the
J number now exceeds the level of
, It'l l. A graph of arrest. lor
drunkenness In 38 Inrge cities
i from )!H'I to I 7 supported this
1 by showing "the same eharaet-r-j
istles as the curves for deaths
from alcoholic insanlly."
1 ! A K Kit, Ore., Aug. I I. -(!) An
iiuuneoino.nl was inadu here Into
yesterday that tho Marshall Urn In
company of Hum city had pur
chased Ihe Hidwell-MvatiH drain
company operating In Telocaset
ami North Powder.
The DOLLARS You SDend
this summer in building a home of your own will reap a big
return in happiness for your family and yourself and prove a
good investment, increasing in valuation as years roll by.
Jackson County .
Building & Loan
Association's
Convenient Home Loans
will enable you to pay for your home, in
easy, monthly installments, just like rent.
Begin Today to Save for the Initial Installment
5H
7 Preferred Stock
They realize that an investment in this
institution is SAFE, PROFITABLE and
AVAILABLE. Owners of this stock have
just been paid over $32,000 in earnings
for the last six months. Invest NOW and
let your money work for you. .
Over 20 Years in Medford Not One of Our
Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
HOLD HILL. Ore., Aug. 11.--(Speeial.J
Packing has started a
t he Van line vengurg orchard near
Cold II ill. Tho work is much
easier with the new equipment and
machinery Installed the latter part
of last season. All the 1 '.art let t
crop will no p oKed. Mr. Vau
lt oovon burg's packing plHnt and
orchard is one of t:ie very finest
and his fruil ranks with tho clean
est in the valley, practically free
from worms and posts. A largo
number of pickers and packers are
heijiK employed In the present run
of work.
Thi' Methodist Kpisoopal church
of this city held a social on Ihe
park grounds on Krhlay evening.
There was a good attendance and
everyone enjoyed the evening.
Luke Jennings, Jr., was n visitor
to this city the hitler part of la.d
Week.
K. (I. La nee has purchased a
new Chevrolet (I roadster.
The A inyt host llehekah lnd'-'o
met as usual on last Wednesday
evening.
J. II. Ma rd on has gone to work
for loo rue Ha ff at t he Sylvanl.e
infni', about two inlles.from tow a,.
Mr. and Mrs. Chiud!e Shaver re
turned lo tiobl Hill from Wilming
ton, Cal., where t hoy have been
for the last several months.
Oeotue Hall is able to he opt
on the streets again.
Millie Walker and Lelsy Miller
have returned homo from Seat He.
Allen Mali urn and family have
ret urued to their home In AVil
mington. Cut., after spending about
four weeks In Hold Hill. Ho spenl
most of his time fishing nnd had
uood luck.
Hill Kinney is (he proud owner
of a Star ti.
Miss Sybil Walker is visiting with
lier grandparents In Portland.
killsIaTtlesnake
T
OOLU HILL. Ore.. Aug. II.
-- (Special.) Kd Shoemaker recent
ly killed a big rattlesnake about
ihroo foot from his porch. There
have been n number of rattlers
killed since this hot wave arrived.
Mrs. Jack I'Yost was visiting with
Mrs. Chas. Herman of Medford
one day last week.
Mrs. Haehel Perry and son were
business visitors to Gold Hill Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook were
visitors to the Cook ranch on the
A pplcuate on Sunday.
A la rue crowd attended the
dance at the Community elub on
Saturday evening. Auuust 10th. A
number of local people were pres
ent. Hariild fJardnor has returned to
Oohl Hill to make his home,
Mrs. Andy Krlckson was visltine
in fhls city from Medford the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Sargent was a bttsinrns vis
itor to Medford the firHt part of
t,i w.ek.
CAN'T PRAISE
IT ENOUGH
T,yriiA E. Pinkhum't Vegetnblf
Compound Helped Her So Much
Kindlon, Mo. "I have not talcn
nuhinp but l,Tfin K. Pinkham'i
Vogptable l.irni
pound for H
month nnd I
cannot praiac it,
rnoiiifh. I weiln-d
about Inn pound
ami wan not ahl
lo do any kind
of work. .My
houarwork a
rlom hy niv
mother mid m
oiil oi doom work
nan not done. 1
lonr taken four bottle of the Wr
tHht" Compound and now I am writ
mid utroiig dpal (op I fine. I a it. my
ikIt in Inw to takft it after her la-t
baby 'iimp. and he is Mronser no-.
I cannot pri it mugh.'--Ma.
IfArrtr. V. k-AHTiN, R. I, hinpiton.
Miauiiri.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Haiiscom and
soli arrived Monday from Vrcka
and will remain for some time al
Ihe home of his father, Charley
llaiiseoin.
John liohertsun and son Chester
O ratal ma Itnhortson and iieorge
On ley w cut to McAllister Soda
SprhtKs Sal urday and returned
home Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Kmnnucl Liehmau
and family and nephew arrived In :
Kaglc Point Krlday ovonlng from
Los Alleles. They continued their
journey to the homo uf Mr. ami
Mrs. .imnieriuan in the lAiugopoic
district beyond Hutto Kails. Mrs.
Llebinau was formerly Miss Clara
Zimmerman and a former local
telephone operator.
Miss Mary Haunaford. one of j
our hiuh school students was on j
duly in the telephone office Sun
day su list it uting for Mrs. Percy
Haley.
At the ('(immunity church there
Is a I ways a spec la I song service,
itev. lirii'fiths is minister at these
services.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. liev. Havidson, there will
bo preaching services at II a. ni.
The Sunday school Ijour is HI to
II. The lesson for next Sunday is
found In Ivrn I: Hi: Psalm 1 1MI.
"Thi Itoturn l-'rom Capl ivlty."
1'itnl S'anl was the first to have
a birthday In August and contrib
uted to the offering.
A committee was named to ar
range for a Sunday school picnic
to be held In the park. Tho time
will be announced next Sunday, so
everybody be in their place next
Sumbiy morning at la o'clock and
hear more about Daniel in the
lions den.
, Hubert Harnlsh of Medford was
a pleasant caller at Hie home of
his faihei, S. H. Hurnlsh Thursday
evening.
Wu'te ii largo nil m her of our
young folks attended the dance at
lu Kinkald ball Saturday evening.
M is. Chester I avls of Casey's
Camp was In (own Monday morn
ing attending to business a I the
Kirst Stale bank.
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Castor and
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy (.'aster went to
the Oregon Caves Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, II. L. Campbell,
Mr. ami Mrs. Karl Ksch, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Nee. Mr. and Mrs. David
son nnd sun Hilly, and Miss Carle
motored to Ashland Sunday ami
etijiod a picnic, dinner In Lit bin
park.
A baby girl was born Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Philbrook,
weighing IO'.j. pounds. Dr. Sears
attended the case.
Therou Jones and Claude (.'ox of
i ran (h Pass worn In Kuglo Pol ul
Monday moving some cattle.
Miss lOrnostlne Dahack la spend
ing her summer vacation wllh Ihe
Honshaw family near (he iIt. Pitt
district.
MV. ami Mrs. Cecil CulborlHon
of Lake Creek were In town Al ou
tlay buying apricots from (ho
James L. Linn orchard.
Mr. ami Mrs, Paul l-'orce of the
Oooley orchard and Miss Lnrnlue
Korcc of (inlil Hill went to Hig
A pplogatc Sunday and spent t he
lay with Mr. and Airs. C. C. Huek
and family.
Mrs. Al. L. Pruifl, Guy Prultl
and son Hoi-bort were pleasant
callers at the home of Airs. M. Ii.
t 'InpcHdn and da ugh I or, Airs. Hat -I
ie Clngcjide Singu all Aloud ay
evening.
M r. and Al rs. .1 . AL Hasmusseii
and daughter of Sacramento. Cal.,
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Airs. Krucsl Hnhaek last week.
Mr. ami Airs. Clifford Hickson
left Tuesday for Wena tehee. W'n..
where m r, Hickson will be em
ployed all summer.
Mr. and Al rs. Welt of sou t hoi if
il If or nia have routed tho house
on the Cniler Lake highway be
longing lo Air. and Airs. Dahuck.
Miss Alice Louise Kendall ofSan
Francisco who Is visiting In 10a gle
Point and Gerald Ward motored to
Tallin Hock Thursday and spent a
very pleasant afternoon exploring
tne mountain.
M r. and Airs. Urnest Dahack
wont to the Dead Indhin Soda
Spr rs Sunday and visited with
their uncle.
Miss Helen Kent, daughter nf
Mr. and Airs. A. C. Kent of the
Antelope district returned home
Monday from Grants Pass where
she had been visiting wit h her
aunt, Mr. and Airs. Lucy IJarbcr..
W, C. Clements is bsving some
repair work done around hi home
by Kred l-ThHger.
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MADGE BELLAMY, f ox star, in the lovely panelled bathroom hunt lor her
in Hollywood from designs by a well-known New York artist. Like nine
out of ten lovely screen stars, she uses Lux Toilet Soap. She says: 'Thc
'studio skin' a star must have demands a soap that leaves the skin as smooth
us a rose petal and Lux Toilet Soap docs."
9
out of
10
JLMft...M
screen stars guard their skin
this way . .
" TD EAUTIFUL SKIN is the most potent
I charm a girl can have," says Raoul
Walsh, famous director for Fox Films
and sums up the experience of leading
Hollywood directors.
"A beautiful skin which even the cruel
glare of the close-up proclaims the real
thing that's an absolute essential for
stardom," he continues.
This is why 9 out of 10 screen stars
use Lux Toilet Soap. Of the 451 im
portant actresses in Hollywood, including
all stars, 442 keep their skin exquisitely
smooth with this delightful soap.
And all the great film studios have made
this white, fragrant soap the official soap
in their dressing rooms. You, too, will be
delighted with Lux Toilet Soap.
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GWEN LEE, attractive
Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer
atar, says: "Smooth as
dew-washed lotus blos
soms that's how my skin
feels aft crusinR Lux Toilet
Soap. It's ns delightful as
the imcst French soups I"
1 Mxuty such as you have found only in
French soaps at 50f and
$1.00 the cake , , .
now
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Captivating BLANCHE
SWEET says: "My hint
thought is always my skin,
for the camera is ull
reventinR, especially in
close-ups. Lux Toilet Soap
' keeps -my -skin - velvety "
smooth,"
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Lux Toilet Soap
and Alts. .John Kadcr went to Med
ford on a business a ml pleasure
trip.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jim King of Deny
were all-day visitors Sunday at the
home of Hiloy Scans.
Mr. and Airs. Joe N'en were call
ers at the home of Mr. and Mis.
( ieorge Dh ly Huiplay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joan II Kendall
ami family of Haywood, Cal., ami
Miss A lice Louise Kendall of San
Kraneiseo are (tuests at the Sunn,v
sido hotel, of Airs. Lola Al. Ilild
reth of Knjrle Paint. They return
ed lo their home Thursday by way
of ihe Hedwood highway.
Tlie Lewis brothers, Harry and
(ieorge. are enlarging their chicken
house, making it 1 i, and are
prep;irinu to go Into the wholesale
children business
EAGLE POINT PARTY
ENJOYS COAST TRIP
VKp'dakrilni-- ft
vXExpert rinishmg I
r
10 A ILK POINT. ( I re., Aug. II .
(Special I A party of friends I'M t j FMrrlt In at 10 A. M.
Tiiosilav for Cresernl Cltv. who.e Rady at 5 P. M.
Ibev snout ll.o eveninc. Wednes- ! PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SEHVICC
day they nioiored ahum ihe House
volt highway to Ha ml on, where
I hey spent I wo nights, arriving
home in Kaglo Point Kriday. In
cluded in thi' parly were Afr. and
M i h. I lenry Owens, Kd win Hera ti
ll m (iweiis, Mr. and Al rs. Llnyd
St imsoii a ml daughter 'li ginla,
Mr. ami Atrs. Harvey Stanley and
son Dan-ell.
SWEM'S
KOOAK. BOOK. Girr flHOP
OuldoorlfmlLs
and creation at
L4AKE LOUISE
nM HOU.r T PHOHI 144
; K Complete Cleaning mso
i-mint. mr. Ant. It -
ISpoulHf: t-Mrw. 'I'h, Ton 'I'aylor
tin- I'ruHT rk,; Ilik'llhy rflrhriil
nl Hit ll,t Inlay jiTuiK'Tsary Hun
l.-,y Hllh H b,tj,tir,ll pi'-nlr llitior.
Thtmr i-i,Ji, liii; lln flay Willi tho,,,
wrr Mr. Hf Mcm. Itay llarnlHh
and fnilr fhllflrt'll ulid (iratiflina
Taylur. Tlf parly ,Mlori"l In tli
aflrrn'rnn t tlw luxiw? uf Mr Hll'l
Mm. William ll'ilinMi, an, I "i'-r,t
Ihe ri'hl ,,f II, o day v. Inuiilnir.
Mr. and Mr. T I.. M.l'Mland
rt- i,.,r In frali' I'asn lit t
Mii'liiy al the In,,,,,- tf .Mr. f. I, I
! Mrn. 'n,,'r',, J'Htr'M.
j Mrs. .I'rlirt iirl,. who ha l.-i',i
In tho llomin Itlvcr wanlta, lull, for
Ioin,. tin,,-. In miiirh hr-ltrr at this
wrltlnir.
Haturday rnorninv Mrs. J. If.
litanlir. Mr:. Hoy Aahuulc und .Mr.
All otil-tif-dfiois vacation
in a U'orld-fiimi'd IochIc...
horseback . . . hikinii . . .
swimming . . . boating . . .
luxurious rest with a
background of scenic
beauty unparalleled. Cha
teau Lake Louise is a
magnificent metropolitan
hostelry with typical
Canadian Pacific service,
accomodations and cui
sine. Just a step from your
own doorway by Prin
cess liner and Canadian
Pacific train from Seattle
and Vancouver.
Hi:
Canadian Pacific
; AMIRIf AH MNK IlllK..
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A LETTER
You Will Find Intcrcstinj;
"Tir pnljrf of giving rrt'ir hilrtiin fi
lnrnfh utirl nprnrlum(, o ntovr f'ttTtnl
rarMli ItiPtr run nhiiev fo-t si-i'l1
ralfon wol prmil mnV-" vmir n-h""l imi,e
In nv iurlBmn, A m u rinti "1 !
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' whr I rniilrt hnvr nn f"i m-T.' nfi
I Rhl rnir thun I Imf liotl ' ().: N'lrth
J tern Bchool of t'omrnircr"
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