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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1929)
'onEnOX1; THURSDAY,; SEPTEMBfir; ''sSil92SX . i I If: it.'' It-. ; iti 111 ! i III if' T IS! Iri is ii; MRS PANTAGESITRUCK 1 0 WNER'ASHUNO TIDINGS COLLAPSES ASPOINTS GUN AT GU I LTJS R EAD GAME WARDENS Carried Screaming and Sob bing . From , Court After Manslaughter Verdict Sentence Will Be Pro- nounced On Friday. LOS ANGRIER, Sept. 20. P)--Mi'H. J-ois PantHKeH, convicted of 'itifniRlAutrhtcr for tM death of 'Juro Ilokumoto, following an auto ' mobile collision, today viaa con fined to her bed, where physicians reported her condition jih "ex tremely Krave." The wealthy o ciPty woman colhvpned hint nllit when the verdict, which carries a prison entenco of one to 10 yeani, wan reutrned. Intimation that Min, I'antau-H miKht Huecumb to the cffectH f her prtiKtration was made this afternoon. In a formal bulletin Is sued by- her multimillionaire hus band, Alexander VantagOH, theat rical magnate. It Bald: "We do nut know whether Mix. I'nntuKeH win live-or die. Khe in Huffi-rlm,' from hpvci'G Khock. We expect the prim lato todLy." 1-OH AXCKf.EH, Hept. 20. (r airs. IjoIh Paiitah'f'K. convicted of uvunulauKhtcr In connection with h death of a Japanese gardener fter n collltdon of their autumn blloH, waH under the cure of phy sicians today. Klie fell to the floor -in a courtroom where tile jury's verdict was rend lr.Ht night and wah carried ctobblng and Hcreamlng from the building. Tile five women and seven men who had heard three wveka of tes timony concerning Mrs. antagc.V 'Intoxicated condition Kt the time of a fatal colllHlon June 1G, and tlio xubHequcnt death of Juro (o kumoto, found her criminally re HponHlble within 2H houi-N after the 'cubo hid been placed In their "hands. Superior Judge Carlos H. Hardy apt a p. in., Krlday, n.s the hour of pronouncement of Hcntcnce, which lf fixed by California law nefrom one to JO years imprison ment. He permitted the woman Jer freedom under a J.lll.ooo bmi l posted prior to the iri.,!, pending action on motions for prolmtion and a new trial which defetme promised. Alexander ' Vantages, ' her hus hnnd. who himself i.icr trial rVto ber I'on two statutory charges broiiKhl by a young dancer, mi through Ihe final eplwodv of th- soiiHatlonul trial with tears stream ing flown his fueo. The muIM-mll-Jloimfro vaudeville ImpressM'io -was unable to help his wile out of the courtroom after she lieratne hy8 terlcul and fell In a heap at his Tect. Plight of Pastors. -At the close of the trial, cnlnel death) with the filing of citation' for eonlempt of court against 'Or. It: P. Shuler and !ustav Itrieglr, two prmnlnent l.os Angeles pas tors, public Interest swung to the plight of tho ministers. They' .ro accused of deliberately casting re flections upon Hie jury In the Pon tages case c.iul Judge Hardy. In an attempt to Influence the. course of the trial. .Dr. Shuler Is alleged to hnvi delivered an address over Ii is radio at the close of selection of the panel, in which he stated the Jury w& hunir befure testimony began and he cmihl name the man 'who would hang Jl. Dr. UrUiylrli wris ntrruiuMl of "maUlng slntllar ae ruH tion from his pulpit In the Ht. 'Paul's Presbyterian church. Dr. Shuler, piislor of the Trinity Woth odlst KpNenput church smith.' wns QEZ301 .Iwji-A.t" Let the sparks fall where they may VOU an be perfectly aim when your neighbor's liousrisn m.iiSof flames, if your own house ii roofed villi Johns-Manville Asbestos Shinglct. Let the sp.uks fall where they may, they cannot burn your roof. ' Whether yo'i pint a roof fi-r joui nev li jus; or a new roof Trowbridge Lumber Yard, '8m Trowbridge Cabinet Works for Window-,' Doort, ' Scrceni Everything in Woodwork 0E3OE 301301 Officers Take Machine of Supposed Poacher Trip j to Medford Halted at Point of GunGuilty Plea Nets $200 Fine. T. R. Hull, a luinlicr truck driver, about Tl yeiiiH old, in the upper Hokiio river Beet inn, wlio Ik em ployed tit the KoreroHH mill, hunt ed deer last night near tho Kvcr- ftroen raneh ftnd whh eui;lit at It, hut before he was placed under arrest and brought to .Medford hud nearly scared the life out of Dep- lit V Game Warden r.oy Parr and the hitter's assistant, C W. Davis. of Medford, when he pointed his lll'lo ot Davis In endeavoring to enact a huue but unsuccessful bluff. That Is why Hall, on his plea of guilty in Judge Taylor's court this rorenoon, to hunting deer after sunset, was fined S-. This story of night thrills begins with Parr and Davis going up to tho ICvergreen ranch vicinity early In tho evening on a gumshoe expe dition, because the game warden had received complaints that doer hunting was taking place nightly along the Kogue river In the Mc Cloud vicinity, and assuming a status tio position, whatever that may he. In tho dark. After they had waited some time they saw Hall drive his truck down to il field near the river, and hear ing three riflo shots later, drove down to the field where they found the truck parked and no one around. This was nbout 10 p. m. They lay await on the truck, Btlll In status quo, for about two hours, thinking they would null the deer hunter red handed when he came hack to the truck. Hut he did not come and so they drovo tho truck up to tho Crater Lake highway, found out who was tho owner, and then started to bring the truck to Medford to be used as evidence, Davis driving the truck and Parr driving in his own ' car Immediately In tho rear. In the meantime, it seems that Hall, missing his truck, induced H friend named llo'.iinson to drive him toward Medford In seurch of the truck. Hull and Itolilnsou, ill tho hitter's car. passed the truck ami Parr at a service slatlon some. Hihero tills sde of Kattle Point and continued on apparently for Medford. When fie xuim; warden outtll ciimo along near ' Agale Ihn car, wllh UohliiHon at the wheel, was parked alongside of the road, and on the other side Hall stepped out With his rifle and aiming It al Davis, it Is claimed, commanded him lo halt. Davis did so immediately anrl then Hull, still ciivi-rlng him Villi tile rifle, demanded in a stern voice, ' What are you doing Avith lily car?" Dads replied: "Talk to the mmi behind." ..lout then Deputy flame Warden Parr blew his siren and on hear ing this Hall's helllk-ei-cnt atti tude stllrddcd. He lowered the llfie ami walked over to ttnldll son's ear. Deputy tiiimc 'Warden Parr then got busy and on Hall's admitting his Identity, placed him under arrest and hrutiuht him to Medford, arriving here about a a. in. severely crilleliied by the grand Jury, which declared tho broad east had been bused on gossip and hoarsjiv, for your present house, let us tell yott how inexpensive a roof of these fireproof shingles can be. W'c can provide your house with I roof that never fears flying prlt, and at thes.imc time ,i;i.'C you permanence,' i o'crful beauty, increase J vlue of your ltuus-e 0EX6 AERS CHARGE ui- pass lira IteiilyliiK to the reent editorial of tho Grants Pass Cornier the Ashland TldlnKS yosterdav said: "l.'nder Hie headlUK. 'Hwapplnt! JtaiidH,' the Orants Pass Courier (,'ets all wrathy in commentlnp: on the recent action of tho Medford v jHiiiiKur i niri u. bi endorsemenl to the Dead Indian- hake of fhe Woods road. And some mislnfonnitlion creeps Into his rommraw ine suuauon meoueai wiin uiui wnicu occiirrea some jy years uco and wan rounded on time ngo when - the Grants Pass),, p,iH,y which has Rained tho con editorial writer hecame all excited i f Idence of thousands' of Medford because tho Tidinfis editorially and southern Oregon shopiiers. in commented on the rmitlns of tour-1 addition to shoppers from tho 1st traffic over cut-off routes, ile northern California district. When stoutly denied that Grants Passj0m c. Mann opened the present hud routed a simile tourist over any cut-off loiito. And the ninus ion part of the situation was the fact that tho Tidings had not even Intimated that Grants Pass bad ! anything to do with routing tourist traffic over cut-off routes. Hut there aro agencies which do have something to do with that cut-off routing, as marked maps proved that. "Now the gentleman becomes all excited and suspicious because Medford and Ashland representa tives meet and -Medford endorses the continuation of the Dead In dian ljike of tho Woods, road In preference to any other route. And. Iilithely, the Grants Puss editor tells his readers that In return for tho Lake of the Woods endorse ment Ashland will endorse the much-disputed Williams Creek cut off to the Caves road, which Med ford is hacking. "'ow he Is much mistaken. Ash. land has not yet endorsed the W11- I Hams Creek cut-off road, although ; this paper will he glad to see such an endorsement made. Uut when such an endorsement Is mado, if ever, wo certninly hope that our chamber of commerce representa tives will make the endorsement on the merits of the proposed Wil liams Creek road improvement, and not solely for 'swapping purposes.' "If a constructive mad program, with maximum benefits for every section of tho county Is carried on, It must be carried on as a co op erative affair, and bickering and Imek-blilnc among' different, woe tlons of tho county must cease." The long dnikight that lmn exltH- rtt lit )h HPctlim In iM'KinnlnK to1 hrrak tin a trifle of ruin fi-ll in. Mrrifiml (IimIpk the nijrht ami 1 hihw fll In tin! -(trut ft Lake re- , Riotl litwl tilt IliKll 1akH ill Ule ; Aili'Kate stMitttm, ami there whh a UMle in iti tit ITnitiji rreek and up nruuiul llurklelieiry nmuiHahi. In ' iitUlKhin there was mi rWtrie' Mtat-m In the Applrwite section nllit. and a thunder xtorm wus' brewing tlierc Ihis furi'iumn. i The rain that MI in Medfmd UiMt nlKht, the flint for ll'J d.iys, was ho hIIkIU tint it did not , iimotiut to it inciiHurahle quantity ' and eituld seartrely he called even a traee. 1 ' i!''Pni'lfl phoned In t'o the Cruler' NuUoiial forest o(fi'e lit ie this murniiiK from its lookout NlatlmiH toll that at Old Hatdy mountain J one imd one-half InrhoH of mmw,, fell dtirlnK ltit nltrht, thut NtioW.! also fell ut Mt. iMrbaUKhlln and j liulle peak, and n very lllit rain :M ln Ion ereok and 1 turkleherry . inounlain. No rain full arotuut the 1 Trull oreek Heetlon. nor In the ve- j ( torn purl uf the county, i eu 1'urt, ranker ut Ihe wtur , ranuer win lion In the Appk-Kate idlstrirt, who was' In the city thin forenoon told that when he h ft I for Medford nhout 9 n. m, today t I a thunder ittortii was hrewlnw In J i that Heetlon, that looked us If It' hnil much molFturc In It. 1 I lnirluK lu.t ulfcht, or rather at ' ; 4:.to thlK morniuK. Mr. 1'oit nlo j 1 Miltl, there wiih hu electric ttorm ' in the Star ra niter eetion. dtirlnK ' I which U;thtninR three tlme ntruek one of (he huikout hotiscM, xnmi' 1 I what rinmiiffiUK no me of tin appa- 1 'ratiiH. hut not ettlut; fire to the j I Ntructiire; mid uImo truck a tree! j U'O feet fllHtant from the name j j house and Kt?t Ire to It. ! ' A peril Mar feature uf the elect rl ! ciil Mtorm va It whh accompanied ' ' ly no rain hut wnowed Instead, for I the li lull peakH In that vicinity-" Dutchman, Tallowlm and Hustler pcak were hlanketeU with snow thin morning. While there wan it little eloudt j ck today the official forecast i I for fnie weather tonlxltt.nnd IVI-i 1 ay. Tiir temperature wnr- nier lodaV tlmn fr neveral duyn' PU--1, -with 11 minimum of 41, AttlllMitvd to a deij iMiL-oncr. Ut dns Mere killed tn .lackson sllle this week nlld efforts wciv belli lnnd tixtay til locate the Jtnllty fsrty. Tile old f ihe sber. lrf' office has been tnllclcd In N11" aenrrh and officers were In .lacknonvttle this afternoon Inves tlirstlng the situation. poisoned meal tn believed to bnve been thrown In the yard of th do owner riming- the night. All of tho niiimnb; are reperi.--d t,, bate died n a very short lime, MANN'S STORE TO nuniRtc-AUMiiAi ui ui uiunmiuftL SALE THIS WEEK ; i'hat promises Ut he the hltcest lonii m,Unls cvollt of l0 year will ! he opened next Saturday hy Mann's Department Store in eelthratitrj its f iam anniversary or its estaMish - meut in Medford. 'i'hc aimlversary j sale will ho carried over n p.-rlod oi a monin aim its imracmiK me attention ol shoppers from all parts 0f soiiihern Oreson lookiiiK for ex - ceptlonal harnainn. x;ie store came into existence! establishment he had visions of iust such a storo that now greets shoppers daily, with high quality merchandise at reasonable prices. It is a vision realized and ..Mr. Mann through the anniversary sale has made ft possible for shoppers to celebrate with him. The store ls; regarded as a part of the com munity it serves and through its policy has gained many friends, holding paramount the I net that finality, service and fair prices go hand in hand with success. pets results. classified advertising And You BPS&i i'r 1 1 " mit Tir in " SERVmE Wa take dTf your old tires pleau Vhe rims--" mount new tires and align with wheel 'so it runs true! NO EXTRA COST! 1 wnOTl l I 30x21 Ree' TIRE Across from Nat. GRCY GIVES TALK ON I SOUTH SEA VOYAGE . lnr.'e number or (''iijeo em- plovi'S iitli-nd'-d the t-CKUlar weekly ' i.,..i ., ..,..... ...ii. ; , ,s.,uil, K-:. Islands by Herd ,,,.. w,. kimwn iidvertNiiiK : ,.,n ;K,.r i,t liie .Mall Trthuno .Mr , wl, ,-,.,.,.ntlv returned' finni , ,'.xt(nded trip to the Houth Sens n,Vo many iiitere.-ilni; blKhliichls i on his trip, speaklii',' at lenKth i U,n ,,. Hie points visited 1 iiu-ludluK H;imoa, the Tlji Islands and Australia Tlie henutiful scenery. tropical growth and primitive customs of Ihe natives of the Sulltii Seas were described by Grey, who related' some of the umusing experiences encountered on his trip. Photo graphs taken en route and souve nirs which included native weap ons and dishes, beads and real tapa clolli were parsed around for the inspection of ait present. Ii. S. Daniels, chairman of the meeting introduced the new Copco golf- champion, Pat iirisiin who recently won Hie President's cup in tile Medford handicap goif ti.urnctment. .Mr. .arisen who is a member of the Copco home of fice accounting ilopartinent. re sponded'' with a" brief ire-count- f Die tournament ami spoke highly of the sportsmanship .displayed by. his opponent in uhe - fln;tis, Art.! I Slarliuok.' " f.aiison Is a comiinra- ; Here's tne Get FREE COMPANY SAM JENNINGS, NOW UNLOADING ANOTHER CARLOAD PATENT SHINGLES Special LowPric9S-Re-rdof Over Old SH Them Medford Lumber Co. Phone 629 lively new resident In Medford. i t Sun Il'itli ill- Home. J illuminating engineer, fi rati a foun- haviug been transferred her from"' Jf PHI LA DK1. I'll I A (fl1) Iri "order, lain of health that sparkles ill ti the Siskiyou division of the Copco : to get a sun lmtii. push a. .button, small electric globe he. has !d iterritioy. ill California not long Such , is the possibility field fori ii i vised. It floods homes and pfl':- ago. .- f ' f -' ALL 30x3 Gt. O. S. . 31x4 S. S. Cord 32x4 S. S. Cord 29x4.40 S. S. $5.90 30x4.50 S.S 6.60 28x4.75 S. S 7.75 29x4.75 S. S. 7.85 29x5.00 S. S.Y. .". .' 8.05 30x5.00 S. S. . : . . . 8.45 2 VJl. w 29x4.40 . . . 30x4.50 . . . 28x4.75 ... 29x4.75 ... Prop. Phone 3C Cor. Third and N. Fir Sts. 'by Msllh'cw l.ueklesh'i.f ('ie el:nd. - CORD TIRES $5.20 . 9.05 f 9.55 33x4 33x4 1 32x41 BALLOONS 31x5.00 S. S. 30x5.25 S. S. 31x5.25 S. S. 32x6.00 S. S. 33x6.00 S. S. FISK WINDSOR .s. .$4.79 . 5.38 .5.97. . 6.89 . 7.05 While They Last sum 223 : ees with ultra violet r:ys. S. S. Cord S. S. Cord S. S. Cord $ 9.90 13.30 12.95 .$8.85 . 9.75 10.15 , 11.90 . 12.25 TIRES 29x5.00 $7.38 30x5.00 . ... 7.63 31x5.00 74 30x5.25 8.79 31x5.25 . ...... . 8.98 29x4.40 Rugby Balloons $470 r ...x.-.r "f.' Ii 9
