Medford mail tribune., September 15, 1929, Image 8

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PXflE KTOTTT
5rET)F0T?D MATL TTCTBUyE, MEDFORT), ORKdON'. SUNDAY. KEPTKMUK.; 1.". 1!)2H.
LOCAL COLLEGIANS 'NORMS PLAY ON
FOR FALL TERMS
: in.
i.,,t
f;i
i.r ii
ly" Is .li(li..-r. .-...ni.-llini-H 11 I
. l-'alhi-r anil n..ui.-lin'1-i il I:- a h( rnii-
ID if I lit-1 inalili'll until Willi knows
rll..K(. lu.l..nfi from .M,-,IIW,I "'"''' "'"
nn.I U. lt..KiU. JUv.-r vi.llry niv ,;uI ,,,,. Xljn.;M ,(M.;t )a)..
limiting pn-iKirntlon to iviiirn thiis wrlht, kihv imj i-..sn why it
wrrk mill inaiiy will l IimvIiil' liiiuldn't tin- f iinlly htv;ihI--I'iii-li
tiny. J-'ivsliiiiii n ami iTKtMtrii-' Sit"- hhhh. wlm. nfi.-i- - - years
wt'tili will Infill Sft riji lu r "f Hervli c In urn- huusi ludd nut only
al liolli thf I'liiwrsity of on-non , '"'"s'il tho cliihln-ri Inn their par
mill Oregon Stntc ci.llfc uuil homo ; And fVerylfmly iniinJeU her
vnl rjitirc itinlii;ii if us lia Vu but-n t,H'-
hvJn-lui( lii'"ir. that, i Unhllnc ihi- cuufutfiu-t; u( every
.M'-df'-nl will he rcprescnteil with 1 member of 1 1 - family, Mm- wan
mure than ;i0 students at Ihe Ore- ' control iill iln xlhiailons
Kim collee tiilfi year, u nurvcy
kImiwk. .Many of tlnfc will bo new
Mtltl e ts While (i lai'KO number
li.ive already ntleiided. A lme
Ki-imiii will ;ils" he le.ivln- Ashland
t" aUciul lile Insl il ill inn.".
A niniix t h ci.se win. w ill attend i
the Cliivi-riiy of Or-nii tills ear!
aie;- Hub I linmnonil. Kmill I'hjpp. '
I t(rnlhy Kitdh-, Hill Ilmvi-rina n, '
Kh-anm- firth, Mitt .M-u-.n, H-rnie
HuheK. Jack I!ilKlle., .Juycp Mad-.
il"X, Woodward A itIht. Henry
I-'ileh, fVrfl dim. Vivian Cn. j
Iteiiy Schiiioer, Stanley Kn-fs. Ver-
M"U Vovei-Ktoiie. Al Htuehr. CeiMe'
Mnnre, Edna Mohr, .nita .Molir. !
l'iilah (Jore, Kred McUimald. j
MvHyn Dew, (.ipurue I tut enri n.
AHi-e Hidliihaelc. Cliff Caniet;, :
Iuiialil Wilson. Ilmvard l)eit ri.h. '
IVIffitnl .Mik, re. Donald M..re. ,I.ih-,
ht iteymdds, K.ty NV, Clyth
berl. .M-M-ion an Hcmvim . Myijia
;;ish. Arlhiir NHineul.
MihlentH wild wilt aMeinf
.'at- eolleue 1 n hid- Alii- H. 1
I.-ci fJInneieii, hill i-nrrl'n. ,M
it imihiiii. (m i, in r.M.t.Hic
Allen, i;iizil,eih Kwlmn-i,
J'-alh-.V. l-'iMTew; "e;et.
W'ilhiek, Catherine Sweeney
ter Huhhard. tin!. .nd lh,v:
ver. Ciuherliie l-'.ihiieU
Otv Hrnwn.
StudentK will al.-o be . leaving
for Willa me! te u n lver-i I y.
Albany cullee. IDIvei-f-liy i.r Wash-iiiL-um
and In r x Ikk.Is ax i h
Till ("rui will start within the n.-l
I'vo weeks rt almost all xilmols
U-olii, Ihe etKii-I.
whUh made U. the deliKhifiil jlot.
in Hi'- il' lcii Noi riM radio dr; In.i.
hroadeast ov'er K.li;D. ihe Mail
TrllHif-X'irKlu hi.iiion last TueMiay
nfKht. 'I'huHe tailing part in the
presented by the ( i lit i.i ii ja Oreun
I'ower ciitiipiniy, wtc; .In Murray
f"-n;:er and hitter of i hi: invii'-r
uf hia plane.
I'll"' Charh'M Crone, mi uulaen
.Hed idiot.
William JoluiHon, Ihvvt hid, 111..
IliH ))ilVHfi('-,
,n l be planeH nea red eaeb ot h
M, MejeiM, apparently MulisiliK tin
danger, endeavuieil to iuaneu'T
away from (he other plane. lie
tried lo Nidesllp Cluiie'N whip, bill
Wi'S UIIHUeei sHful. -
t'l'i'fn eeri by w tnesses to be
woi liliiK franlb ally to previ-nt th
cullision, almoHt had bin uhlp
(tear hut Ihe wild,' dipped h) i h I -ly
Just when It appeared the pilots
would hi- mii -eetH fill In (lieir el
foiiH to hum? their lives.
The ti, of the lower win of1
( 'ro in-'s idaiu briiHhed tllo lop '
wIiik uf Miyei'H fhlp and tho two
started to drop. !
l.oi'kei iuK to wing. Hie two :
shijtM bi'Kati to I til u over slowly!
like u beautifully fxei.-uled "faK-j
iiiK leaf" of Hie stunt fliers. Tli 'V i
! raiKht'"lied out and for ,th"
hlij;htest inslant levelhd off, then
dropped like a plummet. I
i due half mile l unnjiiK. puise 75 Tin
I Joe O rant 1
j iiay AIU-e '
(Jlenmoie 3
tlentle Annie I
j Time: T.O seeoiids.
I-'iVe-Kilit Uille, pursu $1Hl .
All;i l';.lm I
Skylark 2
Infalliah'.e
MN. Hul-rv I
1 :ti-.
Tim o-quarter luJle. purse 1100
Kthel F I
pJge tint lit 2
Zililtrtlt .. . 3 '
Tail"
Ciovvtls wateliliiK thf raees wi p
for the, benefit of If. A. Caperton,
' Joe key. who waa injured in a raee
ThursdHy when ridlnn Infiilliabl--.
Cupeitofi bad mist lilted an irijury
to his h- when he rode at (he
Jio-ephlup -ounty fair, bill despite
: the handicap rode here. Th" let;
Host..
and M.
Karle Dj.v'.m
ry Hreiner.
. .
Vincent Hotel
I'mil
II I
111 TTW I ,i i, .V V.. Sept. 11.- 7.1',
Six p'-rj-oiiN. ineludiiu; two whii
aml two children, were buiie'i
deaih shortly after ii o'- loek to-
niKbl after a monoplane lelonKit
to skyway. Ltd.. of Toronto, crush
ed in a fi-ld between Aleriilon and
Thorld. (Hi!.
, The pl;nu- i-aii.:t;t fire after tin
) i-rasli and its occupants were
hurneil hi olid jeeonit ion. Th--idiot
was Frank M. I had Held, uf
j Toronto. Tin- names of the other
' oe. upaiils of the plane had not
been learned early loliihl.
! The bod'es u ! e removed to Si.
Catherine's. Out.
j Chief of I'olire Crunk Collins,
! of Throhl. who visited th" place
in the Mown n seliool bulldinii. ' '"' wreck and who aid he
The water situation will he dls- j he'pi;d lo remove Hie charred
eii-'-ed. iitel ways and means out-j bodies of two women, two chil
I'ne j for Hie Hi-eurim of additional ; I'en and two men from the dehrls. j
lateKils. Hr. Charles T. Sweeney i f id the accident happened about:
and ot tiers are sponsor. of the''1'10 ni- J
meeting. 'I T-
A ina
of the
waler di."
Monday
' ineetiijt;
Iterrydale
:ricts has
veiling a
-f the
.-.ml
citizens
Midway
been called for
: eiejit o'cloek.
Cha
Carl
and
VICTIMS OT A lit (II SH
it 'on l Inn ed from l'aK Olio)
evation of
KIK i;.M)S
((.'oiitiiiued from I'uku Ono)
find !
LL
MEET Al KERBY
'I'lii' .lai'KHiii-Ji.t'fih'ni I'Miinty
fiiunc II uf ih,. Ani.'i linn l.culou
iiyiliiny will hnlil llii lull miM't
Ins; al Ki-rliy WviImi'mIiiv. S,-p(. is,
i'i p. m. , 1 Ii.ihc planning
ti no will pi. ai. ii,,iH. h-,,. ii.
N, Cniyhll!. Ai'i:iiii;,'infiilM a:1!- Ii"
Imk imiiiIi. Iiy M iK, lOihvai-.l l.i-iu Ii.
r'HIli.il IMI'llil.'MI, r..r a Wi-rnl"
HiiaiuT aipl ill Mi.- ns pari i.r l ln
ii"l;i'alii. .Mrs. . I , rh, y, ,,..
I' li liii. nl 1 . i . n . 1 . 1 1 1 will Crr a
f' i.r Hi.. hi:, ,;hiH uf lip. Sa-
I'-lll i-llr)lii.
". l( a . 1 1 Mill, an
ii'.ii sl'imi r.-,'i is a ,
Mllfrli.'ad Mas iinal.l
any latiilniarlc lo fly l.y. ami Hro-i-peil
In a lower l.-v.. I, nn.I 1n.-r,tf.
lllc I'a.-ll'ii- highway. lf-.r..l
IiIk i-.miim.. hy i an, I was tonkin:.'
for a r.iinlliar ol.j.-.-t ik- tli- liwcn-ir.-yoii
Miiok.'sla.k. or l:...y Ann.
wli.-ii In. crash.-,) j,,;,, Hp. hl'i
pirn . il l's.
Tli.-s.' w ir.'s lie, .mi.' .-n t.t n::l, .1 in ,;ol.l
III., prop. llor. an, I wli. n M ulrli.-a.l Tnm
aUrtiipl.'il to rlst. h,' wr.s ln-1,1 l-'r,.1
I.ark l.y (l,i-ri-as,.,l povv.-r. Thrn lir !nv
slrin k I ra.lin wlrrs. n th,. Ik..
Minrinian ynril. ami num. illynl lo
; 1'iirtli.
I Khlhrrr sal. I 111., .lanlaui' to th,.
; Piano won!, I am, mill to about 3.1,
. Illlll.
iCrant. oH-m-il l.y V. II. lirophy an'.l
; Sons, finished first in the- one. half
I mile running out of a field of foai-
ln ".a sceomlH. Ihe hest lime for
liiat distanee during thl. fair.
The racing huiiunary it as follows:
l. purse :l"ii -Ii
.1 2 I
non I :i
S iat tr
lloetor N
I l.i I l. y ,
N'a.line
lloll.lalini.
Hal
Mad
lloyal
Timet
II W.-t
: I'lL'n1--. 1'
for all paei
l-'riseo
I. I.ncau
1
I li
Slum
1
:i
Sllieessor
-III,. 2:l2'i;
IIY
In
hours
Tin:
the
. HI
to Dielr ,1,
ASSOC
I, lief .
asi II
a Ihs yi
I Ti :i I'ltKSS
pm f a few
persons plunue.l
slerday In five
sepal itleil
At water Kent
' District Salesman
X rraphVally widely
alrpl;ine aerldenls.
SIX pel s,,, s p,..she, e U '
,ii-.seiiuel ,l ii rashed an, I hum - I
ed l.elweeu Merrllmi and Thorold. '
Out. 1
Kmir ,e, h, all air rolll.-lon i
iivt'l' I"llieat;o. I
Two were killed al I l.-rkele ,-. !
I 'alifol ni.i. wile n a .lani. to,, It fire
III ihe air i ml t-r.ishe.l Into a house.
A ynuii". woman tro-paraehue
.1 er die. I at h-lllla. when til.'
Attended the Fari",""r""",f"",, ';; , '
I .N' ar Minneapolis Hie pilot of .i ;
. 'plane was killed when he lot eon-!
trol nf It and nit, dt- an uuMiress-
Pil punirlniic jump. I
Twelve, p.issenyers In u r.
niiiinred plane front D-nvn' which
itoit, t lie occupants lo MeCook.
Sundown
MARY
GRAHAM
BOMNER
m,
Heorye Suinh"', dhtrlst Milisman
f-n- the Sunset i:te.-t.-e enmpauy, of
I'ortlanil. (Ustribulors for Aiwnter
l:ent radios, win In Medofrd last
week. Mr. Sainler spent line; of ihe
tl ill the feoplen l-Me.- rle Stnie
I'oolh at Ihe .l.ii'l, - mi Cmtnly l-'.iir.
"lo-re a ver ci . dilalde j i pl.iv of
Atwater-Kent radio'- a-. made.
, Mr. Sainler raf Ho l-'-ir h.-i
cnntnlnrd fome of the hrsl exlul.its
lje hid ever seen and the croud-, in
nt lend;, uce cm h day u as far be -
oud his expeeta : funs.
.Vebniik
!.;rclv i
Injury
-ii;: Ii ft. Id
:hip
atleiiil an
d n pos-Ude d
forced t. nd i ni
ne. n .Mi l -,,d'
Ir meet
nth or
in a
w i
.Hni"si wn
4
A French in a u w, ordered 'o
pay $7 for hreultlliK down t'"
door of a compartment in which
lo- had been locked by accident.
He foiiis'lit the cise two years and
finally saved hi- money. The Mitt
h'ni a urea ( deal mere
CniCAHll. Sep! - ori Two
airplanes collided at an u'l'tmlo
"f s fee: here loiimht. carrying
four pcr-'Olis to Iheii- ; aths.
The dead Included both pilot."
and a i:is.Hetn;er hi each plan-.
Thi v w dead tii.forc res -uer;'
l-i ach d Hie w reckage.
Th" (lend w ere hlcnl It'icd as:
Pilot alter Meyers. licensed
Mil-
Mr
IJelilanvn Inn l.e, tne, p:
A D4ILY BEDTIME
SlX)iRYiii DELIGHT
i& FASCINATE
YOUR CHILDREN
MAIL
iTRIBUNE
BEGINNING
MONDAY
'''i'.v'il!.-'''
Attention Fruit Growers
Ship ycur pears under the Blue and Red Maltese Cross
Brand and store in the East for better results
PLENTY OF LUG BOXES
35,000 Available
The Kimball Fruit Company, Inc.
C. C. DARBY, Dist. Mgr.
202 North Fir St. Phone 1 59
nv. li an opportunity ourini! the wan ri-iiijur.d diirliiu r. ran- and
latter pail til mil ploKraln lo run-: lie Man forced m y mound tin
' mimic to charity, when tin ni,cal hiirM' (.tables liecau... f hiniifriei
m--.-- i'1-.'l" f cm III" Jiuli:eH' ylainl ' -nt fninl-. I,. Kain tn niifr care.
llatH for .loiiali.im wrc liusscd
III III.' crowd and It wo liol long
11 lit 1 1 Caii-itoii. wlio liallH from
Klann til Fall, wan :i.lu liclicr.
Willi his money he plaim to lake a
, rcM at a northern California hot
Imu-Iiik reuv until lie has recover
ed. II. I). I'nrlics. v.' ycaiK. Krnnd
father of K. C. (Jerry) .leroiiie of
Me,lf..r.l I'" l.eli-ve.l , till ye
tho oldest vlkltur on tho cionii.if
i Willi his Krundson. lie inltnd every
ioxhililt bullillnit on the prounds
and particularly imprcsned bv
,thc lioriiciiltural dlnplaya. Jlc ...
-elated to Jerry: "I nih Konu r
Hie rolk I know back In niin.pH
Hoiild conic out line mid ee how
farm truck iiutiht lo be proivn. an-l
! tlien they'd wonder why they nove.
I .-Jim.' out here before."
The jacket costumes re
nmina not only RIGHT
but lovely ... in silk
crepes or transparent vel
vet, with formalized
blouses.
RUSSELL'S
"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
Autumn coats have a tri
umphant feature . . intri
cate as to detail, flared as
to the silhouette and lav
ish as to fur trimming.
9
hfttv f
(9v
without
Every day brings its fresh demonstrations of the fact that expressive style with
out excessive cost is a matter of course at this store.
This business is built on the bedrock of wh olesome service; we are happy only so
long as you are happy with what you buy here.
A Special Group
NEW FALL DRESSES
A Special Group
NEW FALL COATS
$12.75 - $19.75
$16.75 to $39.75
The question in selecting our coats and dresses is not what we wish to sell, but what
you wish to buy. WE CAN PLEASE YOU!
HOSIEkY
Sheer Brown Hosiery with a rosy cast
is a new shade for those who want
something different. ,
And Our Hosiery Is
Different
The New Fall Phoenix Hosiery
has French Heels and Double
Point '
PHOENIX
HOSIERY
rj iIeans smooth,
flawless, s e r vie e
abl hosiery de
pending upon your
choice of how sheer
you wish them.
$1.50 to $1.95
CORSETS
And one's first consideration is the
choice of a corset ... if one is to wear
these new modes successfully.
EON TON, NEMO, ROYAL
WORCESTER
Announcing
,the Opening of Our
Dressmaking Department
Under the. Direction of
V
Mrs. J.Towle Carter
Designer
Mrs. Carter will create exclus
ive models for you or you can
select your fashions from any
style publication. Thorough
experience in designing will
enable those who have had
trouble in finding ready-made
garments, that fit perfectly
to eliminate all fear of being
properly gowned. Special at
tention will be given to the
problems of short-stout and
stout figures.
SILK
UNDERWEAR
"Laros" has created
the real different in
dainty shorties, ban
deaux sets of fine glove
silk or run-proof rayon.
J ust everything and
variations to take care
of everybody. In ex
quisite colors and grati
fyingly low prices.
Philippine hand embroiodered night
gowns, peach, flesh, and 1?Q off
white ipCi.&D
All-silk heavy flat crepe djo in
slips, special vO. 1 7
Bettina Satin slips, dn no
special Jlo0
BLA. CK 8 t1C 8mart clr" Partly for its own sake, partly
because it is such a relief after summer's colors
Black Chiffon Velvet, 39-in . . . i $4.95
Black Transparent Velvet $9.45
Black 40-in. Charmeuse $1.89
AH Metallic Laces 25c to $2.25
3G-inch Washable Wool Flannels, copen, rose,
green, tan, orchid, pumpkin $1.25
Beautiful
NEW BLANKETS
New Patterns
New Shades
The Oregon City Woolen Mills have
uroduced the finest blankets in their
r'PmMm history. Come in and see them NOW!
With the many others we are featuring ....
"THE OLYMPIAN"
Five pounds, 72x81 inches and silk bound, a JjlC CQ
beautiful blanket, new designs and colorings.. .P 1 VOVJ
'THE WILLAMETTE"
A heavy, large size, felt-bound blanket for real service,
plain colors and white with wide colored stripe D 1 1 CH
borders. SPECIALLY PRICED 11,iJU
Black 40-in. Flat Crepe Majestic $1.98
Black 40-in. Crepe Satin or Marcella $2.75
Black Skinner's Crepe, 40-in , $3.50
Black Crepe Satin $4.50
IA
All over Metalic Laces , , $2.75
Crepe Elizabeth (a heavy form georgette) French
Beige, Marron Glace, Navy, Quimper Blue, Pan
dora Green, Coppersheen and Black $2.25 yd.
Novelty Jewelry is coming to the foreground, but what a
comfort that costume jewelry is worn.fs much as tl Treat
thing. A new line has arrived and they are fascinating and
r,nppuesr;-Brapelets- chokers pdtaS5.!S!
priced." y. ; 98c t0 $3.98
NEWEST BAGS
In Fall Styles
Fine Quality Bags in envel
ope, pouch, zipper and back
strap styles made of pin seal,
morocco, calf, lizard and
grain, fabric or silk; a variety
of colors and black.
A GT0UD Sllpr-iallw r,i-ir.rl
?3.!)5 and $1.95
A large selection of
finer numbers with
newest tops and beau-
i . . .
r.f nana - tooled
leathers.
l-pLI.I.,1 iii..li:i 1 ! 1 1 y ,