Medford mail tribune., September 17, 1929, Image 6

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MEWORTJ MTTTj TftrnTTNTl, MTT)FOTtT, OREf.'OV. TlTKSDAV. SEPTEMBER 17. 102!).
FALSE REPORTS
OF LAKE LOOGE
CLOSURE HEARO
fr"in .Medford to the l;ike ami left
a limit noun for i:i imuid Lake,
ivlmrp they Intended lo do noun-fi-liliiK.
.Mr. mid Mrs. C. I Hutehiron !
wen- among the in;my Medl'md
visitors at Crater ,ako Sunday I
evening.
j .M os Myrtle Tobey motored tu
C'rj't'i' Lake Smi'l iy and returned '
to .Mid fold hi the evening. Miss!
Tubey Ik a leader In the .Medford
.schools.
LAKE VISITORS
TOTAL 120,356
IS'vw St'ite I.riiion dointixmtffy
Season Does Not End Until
Sept. 20 Fine Weather,
Perfect Roads Lure Many j
Crater Visitors "No
Snow" Record Looms, j
S. P. AGENTS OPEN WAY
COM NG
SAMC.M, Ore, Sept. i:.Wl'i--i
Aclivn operation in t heavily i
limbered I'pper (kick;; mas Itivcr -district
iti ClackatmiM county, where ,
several new mills are oii t im phi t -
ed, is Indicated by arth lea of in-
corporation filed here today by tin- (
Clackamas LViern Railroad com- i
piiny. Tin; incorporators arc lien
C. Dry. Alfred A. Hanson unit Kos- .
coo ('. NYlsoii, all members of the i
Portland law firm that i-epreNinls 1
the Southern I'aefflc eouipaiiy. The,
capitalization is $ J.'.d.imhi. j
Best Previous Record Far mi
Rear 6069 People En
tered Park Last Week'
Many Planes Pass Over!
Crater.
IE
Sept. IT.
Ailmcltle.
today was
rii.Ti:ii ikk, On., .spt. k
(Special.! Nunieruu pen p I e
viMtlllK tlU' hike seemed Ullder the
Imprcsidou thai ttle hidi;e closed
Sunday evening. Sept. 1 3. They
have lieeit iniMnforiin d for the
bulge remains open until Septem
ber jot h. (tlhers have been In
funned along the various routes
that Die htku was shrouded in
MioWhtoirns and cold ; thai the
roads were impassible. Also very
much distant from fact. The
weather Is us warm us it bun been
at any timo tills sea. sun; ami the
roads art) In perfect condition.
Kor the past week visibility at
Crater Luke has been Very poor
heeUUse of the great fog of smoke
that has hung over the country.
However, the wind changed favor
ably for a sliorl time yesterday ami
give the numerous vlsiturs a
elm lice to nee fi aler Lake an it
really Is. Kxceplbmally warm
weather has prevailed fur the paM
four or five iiay.s ami if it can hold
out foj four more days the h-mimi
will end with a "no mow" record.
Tills would be an umis.mil record
for a season, for nearly all Hie paM
seasons liavo enjoyed from two to .
ten Inches of snow in t.ie middle of
September.
Mrs, C. S. Kiehardson of Med .
ford spent the wet-k end visiting at
Crater Lake. I
Kd Smith of the California tire-'
gmi I'owi r company motored to j
Crater Uiko Sunday, returning to j
Medford 111 the afternoon.
.Malcolm Krown of Klamath, SlLYKItTON. Ore.. Sept. 17. OV"
J-'alN, formerly of Sknggs grocery A two year old gli 1 wax reenvcr
store In .Medfoid. was a visitor at j inn in a Portland hospital today
Km
(r I I
(here
(be Crater
mil II last J
liavef iepd
iliart-l s ti
.-loll of )
visitors to
i-eding last
!.:ii'3 visitor
bad he-n )
ear s entiri
for the m
i.:i.; visit
total
,
in
Lake National park up
HUlilay, according to a
;t from the park head
day. With the sueies
brlght, sunny days, the
the lake have , enjoyed
LOS ANdKLKS. Vnl.,
P iloscoe ("Fatty")
I'm iticr film coinctUau.
; sued for divorce on grounds of tie
i s'Ttion and cruelty by Doris Ar-
hiickle. Mrs. Alhuckle alleged her
, husband left her In May. IHl'8. A
property HelUeineiit has been made.
They were married in May. r.'-.'i.
and havi no t-l lldreti. T)io action
. superseded n fuit filed last year,
based on similar charges.
LITTLE GIRL'S THROAT
i be most perfect summer season in ;
tin- history of tin park.
I Last week (Jn.'f " pcode entered
the park as occupants of N3;i pri-
vale cars, an increase of 4!i.'J per i
cent In the number of people ami;
iiiii.it per cent in cars for the eorre
j spondiiiK week last yi-m-. Thirty- j
M'oiir visitors came by other means, ,
ma king a total of dtiiiit for t .it
week, as compared to 4a7ii fur t tit-1
same week in The increase
for t he season so far for the t
number of visitors is t 1 .H per cent j
ovr Inst year, when the total was
. 0 . U :i x for this time or the year. j
Willi the unusual drought thru- j
out t his section of the Cascades,
the lire demon has been tempted :
to spre-id, destruction to Crater
Lake National park through
agents, w ho camped In the more I
secluded spots of the park and IcTt ,
camp fires burning. The fires were;
placed under control before I hey ;
had opportunity to spread. .
A irplanes have been u familiar j
sight over the lake and since May!
I'm, twenty-three planes have flown
over tile lake.
' " ' -'if ? v ir
Pierre 5. Dupont
Leads Americans
in Life Insurance
MOW VOltK. Sept. K. (Pi
Compilations, made by the
4- Kpeutator, a trade publication,
shows that Pierre S. Dupont
leads in amount of life lusur-
i aiio". He has H.noo.UUU. Ten
J America us have polieien for
i Jk"(.oou,noi or more, 31 1' for
i SLOUa.ooo or more. Jack
i Itfirrymurn lends li 1h profes-
slon with L'.iiUO.UOO. Douglas
1 ('"airbanks, .Mary I'lckford
nnd Constance, Talm a d g o
tr have fl.uuu.UOU each.
1
This is Sid S. Goorgc of Eugene, new state c-mmnmicr of the An'iri
can Legion. Mr. George is well known here r.s h: viiiti thii city often
in his tour around the f;t.ae in behalf of the state inditntrial ccct.eut
commission, by which body he is employed.
IS El
LOST IN FOG ALIGHTS
Screen Life in
Hollywood
the pike Sunday. j
Italph liardwcll ami friends j
from .Medfoid, spent several hours)
at Crater Luke Sunday.
I"rank Patterson of Meilford i
visited the lakt on business Sun- ,
I
Mr. and .Mrs. W. II. Core and
Miss Peula Core and friends visit-j
ed Sunday aflernooii and evening !
at 'he lake.
MIhs Tiielma Weiss of Med ford !
was a visitor at the lake Sunday ;
afternoon.
tleorge Johnson of Central Point 1
und a party of h'tends were among ;
the valley visitors at the lake Sun- ;
day. i
The Misses Thelma and Itha
Heard of Medfoid spent Sunday at !
i 'rater Lake. i
Miss Lucy Out man of Mann's ,
Department store In Medford visit-!
ed at the lodge Sunday. j
Miss Mildred Patterson, teacher
irt-tho Medford schools wuw a vlsl-
tor at the lake Sunday.
Dr. and M is. L. 1:. l'lckei mo
fidlowing an operation for the re
nioval (f h nickel fium her throa'
She Is the daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Nye Ibislol, Si I vert on.
child was playing wit h the
and placed It in her mouth.
ami i
Tio-;
coin i
N.
Baseball Scores
of
American
l-'irst game.
Detroit
Washington
Non-ell Page and
Jones and Tale.
JL I -
Hargreave
! WASIIJNCTON. Sept. I
The Tacoina. Wu.. i-baml
eommeree was alilboii.eil today by
I he inlerstate commerce com mis
sion to intervene hi the application ,
!of llm Ci-enf Northern railroad to f
enntruct a line In Klamath county:
'Ore., and Siskiyou and .MoHue
jeounties. Col. It also was author-'
lined t intervene in the application'
jof the We-lern Pacific lo istruct j
a line In Plumas. Lassen and Mo-!
Iiloe cottnlics. Ca.
' INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept. IT.
iypi tu. j iMlianapidis l-'lumtngo
plane, attempting to establish a
new vvot'ld endurance record, was
forced down ibis morning at C;"o
o'clock when it became lost in a
loir and ran out of gasoline. The
plane had br-eti in the air TH hours
and ITi minims when it landed,
undamaged, ro-ar Knightstown, IS.'i
mib-s eat nf Indianapolis.
IMTKALf). N. V.. Sept. 17. t,V
Her pilots apparently undaunted
by another hi'b; of wind and rain
and her motor droning along with
oui a break, the record -seeking
monoplane "P. u f f a 1 o I'venlng
News'' pusbeil on today toward
completion of six full days in the
Ity Kobhlit (Nmns
H'lLLVAVOOD. Things some-
times move slowly in this magic j
i ity where ephemeral Ideas go I
Into t h e movie
lutll to emerge j
w 1 1 li in a g I c j
. rapidity as con- j
reto screen en- j
i nrtainment.
Ten years have
passed a I n e ;
Wlirin.'P Olaud.!
o n of Holly- j
wood's favorite
'menaces' first
was consdereu
ii r the part
which n o w is i
e p I n k him.
: We' m
HflLLVWf)(I CjiI.. Sent 17.--(Speeial)
Now that London is in
ruins, little re-
mains for Di
' rector .Iidin (..
Ittystonu to do
bevond finish
ing up his pick
up k h o-t a on
"T he Sky
Haw k," t h o
Kox Movietone,
production o f
wartime flying.
For the j
week the huge
'London" sets
at Kox Hills
have been
thronged vviiu John (I. lHystoiir
hundreds of extra people, working
from dark till dawn while high-explosive
bombs wrecked the elabor
ate buildings on all sides of them,
in vivid simulation of an actual
Zeppelin raid.
This sequence is promised as only
one of the many thrills In the pic
ture. John jHarriek, Helen Chand
ler and Gilbert Kmery have lh-
featured roles.
4
WASIIINCTON. Sept.
Prt sldent lloovar today
working Ilr gadier-Ceneral Lytic
17. bV '
appointed i
Grown as i
the chl 'f of army engineers to succeed
r I
'during
h o u r s, in
costume of Sax Lieutenant -General Kdgar ,1 ad win
Warner (Hand I toll titer's "insidi- ret ireil.
o u s" 1-) r. K u p.rown will receive the rank of
' nmjor general for a term of four
s from date of acceptance ot
tl post.
Chicago
Ibe-tou
Walsh,
roll. Gasd
Adklns and (big; Car,
n and I levfng.
LEACH REFUSES TAKE
'. I-;. Man.
fnrtfd to Crater Luke from Medford t . ,
pi.h Sumlay afternoon. j
lirtM.il nt V
lite post polled.
Philadelphia.
; Cleveland at New
uslilngton.
rain. SI.
lost potted.
:-nd
..HIM
rain. .
York postponed,
pt. 17. UV
-id nt of Hi.
.. P a c 1 f I .
announce
that the . ouipanv w i
abon
Ills. V. I. awter. Sr.. motored
Vi frH a party of friends from Med-
ford to Crater lake Sunday even-
'(Lor in Scbroeder and Itutti Stiili
gt; Kpeiit Sunday at Crater Lake.
"4;li(y Jtad driven with friends, n
M r. and Mr. Is.-tac. nnv of Med -'oil
but reeetitty itf Napa. Calif..
National
Philadelphia 7
Plltsbutg II
Smyihe. Wlllougbby.
and Lerian. Davis; Crimes
Sv clonic and Ha rg reaves
ley.
I ii
II
II 'I
Mtlligan
Krench
Heius-
PolITLAND. Ore., Sept. 17 - '.-I'i
L. S. Le.H h, deputy slate da!ry and
: food inspector, vv ho yesterday w is t
,iiproinlcd to succeed Di. D. .
Mack as chief milk inspector of
'Portland, today declined to accept
lite post.
j "Things are too unset 1 1
' I, eae!i Miibl in declining ibe .lob
o t.,1,1
ha us
il
I I'M
-teins.
mi
bo -
ii f s
;.l the
.1.1 bdin
1 1 1 ; k
IMiugier,, i:i.-ci. .
Ilnisi of San
ni'ike bis New V
hattan I trcli.
t hi Debut.
Sept. 17 -- OP
iKht-.vear-old vie
l'ranciseo, is to
.t k debut ( letobef
with the Matt-
1 lelv
Man.hu.
About a decade ago. Ilex ln
g i n in . the d i rec t o r, was thin k lug
' of filming l he story of this ven-
I gien ni'C-mad oriental, and had
Ola ml In mi ml for the role of
; Ku. Gut something happened.
i ami the picture was not made.
1 Not long ago, Olaud recalls, he
was approached by another di
rector concerning the same role
' and again nothing came of It.
' Now. however, u ph-Lnre jictunlly
, is being made of the novel, and
(rtt last: i the man. who is sup-
, ,.' , a,.l "lni.liuu," i. War- turZZZlut,.. j
i'r t",'m'' I P.OSTOX. opt. n.(..r-K:,.no
i- "IWIirvo It Xol" j o'.Will's "Tin- SiranKP Inli'i ludo" j
tHanU, although tin1 l'a-t soonisjiH tjiiwt'toomo. Mayor Nichols hnsj
ll. lk d ly his iloi iilril Ijl lllRt I'hiir- j thv lilay from the city.
I actri'lylii-.s. hails from Swdfu. I
'Old Nick" Dies
RAUCM, Off.. Sept. 17. (A')
Hans Nlcliulsoii. ":!. 1 familiarly
known tu thousands of pcrnonH vho
,havo lii'i-n InniHiou or rmployi'S of
llio Klaio hospital ror inn insann
ilnrihK (he last 111 years as "Old
Nti-k." died today, lie was coin
inlttrd to thr hospital Auc'ist 2S.
issit. from Multnomah county. M'i
i was a native of Gormany.
t Whl'l'
has
1 mosf
; world
i Hay
e ini-n usually aro fair. 1 1
cnai-lfd cha i-a. li-in from al-1
cry ollu-r nation of thoj
hut likely iH'vrr will pur-
r.i:r hack rim-:
(Conl inuod from I'hko ."n)
I i I
Trrl 'if M n oxxVv4 xX'
SUB THOUGHT:
' If you only knew how tin
pleasant it is to sit ncaryou!"
Yd, to he jwliti;
SHH SAID:
'Vill you mail these p.ipcts,
Mr. Kiiifcrs? That will avc
my coming hi aaiu."
one of his own. i
He is fond of ttie oriental roles;
i in w bleb, he says, mily chance I
! i ii si b il bim to appear on the
I serei n. It was IJ ears ago. and
j he was tast or a part in the
I old seriat "Patria" with Irene!
I Castle and Milton Sills the pic-;
I une. incidentally, which Inspired
j a letter from President Wilson,
' requesting its wllhdruwai because
I its representation of .Mexico and;
Japan a s i h e "conspirators" j
against America might be danger- j
i ous to inie' national relations.
I olaud was to be a South j
j American in the picture, but there 1
'was difficulty over tho rolo of!
1 the or.ental who was to be the bij; j
' menace. The player selected did j
not suit; so they asked Oland it
I he thought he c o u 1 d till in.
Sure, saul Warner. And niuity
such roles have followed.
Appropriately to one who fre
quently, leads stn-h n screen life,
nluiul A is a Mtident of Chinese
und Hindu philosophy.
j "dllHt
Tin- merger
I leg studios of
; . ould not p
tending- the same service from
Portland to Spokane, did not take
their Ida ties off the ground Ibis
morning.
Clarified advertising get revolts
Save Your Eyesight
See
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg
fever among the
oll wood of cour-e
without giving rise
Rogers almost missed success
... because of B.O"
(M.hK IM..r)
a new
-Said a
iop of wisecracks.
tor the other
day 1
In u asked for whom be w ould
be working next:
"Ob. I'm not certain. Just
pier g mg around, oil know."
JT Unit! how hv noiv hrrps TI
L prrsrinition inhrtv$$ JJ
shmil'l
b
IIAIW. K.rti.
Iirilliunl can t r.
Iur Iktii a
us m:vi
1. 1 II; BUOY
. At if
Vcl liis funnrt'ss hail i l.icct il. 1ViuV
wrtiicil lo pri ft r (lie vrviri'Mif lev. rupal It tni n
lo liis.
Tlirn l!op rn iUm ( t r il lii- I rtnilK "It O."
Ilixljl Odur! Tixlay lie's 11 (,'rmiiiH' MieT.-. Iti .nl
liis Mnry.
"Hit Ut fXiM-rieiirc taitfjlit inr tlii no Iuimmcss
man can allunl In ri k 'II. O.'
"My ' iillViuliiitf was tiniiilciiliimal. I felt
mtfe. Thru I leartictl wi' ln-ctune iiiM'iiilivr lo
rvt'r-ni'Miil iiilnis. Itn! pores jjivo off as inin lt
lis a iiarl of uilur fa.i-iii'; w axi e ilaily.
'.o, I'm ii l.ifelaioy f . i ll ;i lii I I never
worry alioul 'II. O ' l.ifelun y' .ml wp j.- aln-r
nirilies pores. on fi'! fvsirr, ici: r I li.m ever
liefon ami gloriously sate.
' I. ifel n:oy's a line skin soap. loo. 1 1 pleasant.
ejirti-tlran scent, tliat xaniiie a vnn rinc,
just Iclls yon l.ifeliuov pin ilies."
i tun I'lmuiH'.s io. . ,..,,. .u.,.,.
Lifeb
uov
HEALTH SOAP
stops body odor
Christening Problem
Whirh reminds, incidentally,
ih.'t piucthaUy nil Lloyd's fcnturc
1 idct arcs have nnmio.ssed to the
ptovievv stage before being, titled
litially. "T.'N. T.." regarded as h
splemliil box-oriico title was fa
vored for thr. prosonl production
until it was Ii ai iicd that an 'edu-
caliutial" sc lilm now in cirt-ula.
I lion is similarly labeled. Since
;tltis discovery mote than -'M othc
titles have been considered, with
"Tho Itotanlst" holding flrel plar.
Inmong Ihem in the comedian's fa
vor nt present.
i
j lUinl llluuim t I targe.
! i;i i:i:k.. cak. Sept. t ;.tv -j
. hiuamy mdi 'inienl ag J
j l.ogan Heamer. Kurvkil attorney,
j was dl-mi'-sed on motion of 1
I trlet Attorney S. K Metbr. Hea
! nur wa. twiee tried with the Jury
! dt-aureeiili; i.i')l ttllie. The pro-"-'.titiou
held a .MiAkiui d.verce ot
i til lilt d 1V He.i met f 1 Olll his W if e
I was Invalid
J . .
j II. ...d llU'rr Cerd.'s hotel luiild
t tit. Uctu rt-llledcivd, . .
First Complete Sales, ;
Parts and Service Fa- j
cilities for Chrysler j
Cars. ' I
Come in
Medford Motors :
128 South Riverside ;
Telephone 762
Our Honey
Health Bread :
is made with whole wheat,!
bran, rye, white and a!
liberal amount of cracked
wheat, honey and malt. 1
All these properly com
bined makes it a very fine
tasting loaf of real Health '
Bread.
Have you tried it?
tModel Bakery
j 111 W. Main Ph. 103-R
'You can get it delivered.
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A Great Store in a Great Country
WEDNESDAY
DRESS EVENT
Women's mill misses' dresses in
smart li'lit wei'lit woolens, twceil.s',
erepella anil covert mixtures. These
cliuriiiing dresses come in navy,
drown, wine, and .'recn. Also at
this low price arc a iniinher of clevi"
sitliu frocks in the wanted full
shades, smartly styled in either
tiers, flares or straight lines. Sizes
11 to W.
SPECIAL
$C95
6
SECOND FLOOR
LACE
PANELS
A marvelous special for Wednes
day! 44 inch ecru, lace window
panels in eijiht different patterns'
to choose from. These come in
the wanted -'A yard length and are regular .$1.19 to
$1.23 values. All are deeply fringed with tailored
edges. Your choice Wednesday in the drapery section.
95
Lunch
Cloths
A siiletnlitl :Ui-incli kI.iiiiii
cd lunch cloth with fuur
matching napkin. These
are all roady to embroider
and will made Ideal Christ
mas gifts. Regular vnlues
to Jl.l.'i set.
95c
Rayon
Brocade
New sliiinncnt of 3G-incli
rayon and silk brocade,. If
you are planning a robe,
pajamas, or smoking jack
et for a Christmas Klft
this is the material they
are using.
00
YARD
Women's KayserSilk Hose
Women 'h full fashioned pure .silk
hose. This is the fanioun Kay
ser Milk w itb pointed lmp in
medium service weight. All the
wanted lull bliades ami com
plete mime if sizes. lies. $l..i't.
Your ehoire Wednesday
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PAIR
Cotton
Blankets
Special fur Wednesday.
Our regular $.'.!C quality,
doable, full bed size I'tire
cotton blanket. Attractive
plaid jat4crns. You buy
these blankets Wednesday
for
$69
j PAIR
Towels
Turkish
Fancy colored border Tur
kish towels. Size l!x5S."
"Ixl- anil 22x11, regular
j!e each. Your choice in
the Domestic section Wed
nesday mornir.t: for only
1Q
EACH
Fabric Gloves
Special for Wednesday in the
Slove section. Women's tiuvel
ly cuff fabric giove. The-e
come in tan, brown nud gray.
A splendid value at
$1100
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