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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1929)
miyjJHJUIJ AIAHj IIVUMJAH,,' MVAMVHlh UKhUJA, MA1J.U. UUUULI. 1.. I!)!2!J. I 11' i IP ,-5'. TAKER IS A THIEF Kj Warfa-Wrrnrr . LONDoiC. OP) British mutor- . ima and" Jurists ure bccnminu not a little concerned over the ques tion of how to" dlntlnRulfh between the theft of an ni'tomobllc and the , unauhorlstPd-harrowing. nt one.;-- -Under Knulish Jnw it is Jmpun-, Bible to convict a jiarwnn of ceny without provlnc hot only Unit the property in iuoiion wuh fraud ulently token, but that It wus til" taker's Intention to deprive the, owno4"'i)errnanently thereof, The.' culprit' In whoo poHcsKion the. missing car is found (need only declare. "I didn't steal It: 1 only went for a ride, and It Is up- to - th proaeeutlon to prove hlm a hilr. Police court cases show the "bor rowing", habit Is on the Increase, and nuiKistrates have frankly ad mWM that tr strict interpretation of the law does not permit bench ' or Jury to assume that "theft was In .the mind" of the person who rap off with the car. . -Unless Uxire is evidence to show "he.'llkod It well- enouKh to keep it indefinitely, of, definitely planned to- sell It as loot, there is small chance of convicilnn him of any tlilhn woi'so thtn the petty theft of nf ' lift to Rimollno and oil If It can ho proved he did not furnish pras- and oil at his own. expense. It is highly IrritatlnK to the mo torist who had been without his enf. for 4s hours to have to lis ten to an ui'Kunient over whether the' man who took it was uctlnB "anlmo furandl," or merely "t-eplt et, asportavlt" the automobile from its ulloKed restlnK place beside the curb. Ko there 1 a- Krowinu de mand for amendment of the exist Jnr law. Meanwhile it is possible f"r the victimized owner. If ho wants to go to the trouble, to hrinK civil . notion aalnst the Joyrider to sue him for the Inconvenience and mental distress he hus caused. So far, however, no such case has eomo Into court.. BUSIEST IN MEAL AMD S.ESTA HOUR Kubrttb (n-Bm'glai'B In" Bpnln find i that thel vhitlmn ujp o leetiiyj tn mid-nftemoon and" ho wlrttf.'rfWfllte -lit' njht that: the hoHt unto for their Hteulthy riperh tlotiB comeH In bron tjnyllfcht. Pollco rocordw Hhow that tho fit ' vorlto houi'H foi hoi'KtOmpic rldinq are from threo to flvo p. m. It In the eiiHtom here to may up moHt of the nhrht, aiart buHlnoH't next - dny around ten of olevon o'clock in the murnlmr, cIoho hp everything about 1 :30 or 2 o' rlork mid- cpend the next three hours in eating and alDrplng. It ia nromul ffw oVloclt In' the nfli'f- noon before huslneKH hoimeH re open, lf bUHinoHH nterfM'e with the ' extennivB lunch und! nleta period well. that's Jiwt too had for bUHlnean. It enn olid utHIl nlRht. or tile next- day or week.' Not oven world fulra are allow ed to dlwupt the traditional Rpan iHh eUKtom. Both the nhrcelona and Seville exponltlmiH oIohh In the ufternoonH, to great nHtoulHhmem of North Amerlcnn vlnitorn. They find they can roiun tho ki'hiihW during the lunch ami nliiHta hour, hut they huvr to wait until tho afternoon to get into the exhibi tion bulldjiiKH; .There in no mich thing um a quirk lunch in Spain. In fact, tlu very exprealon,' when trautdated, crealen umaHiMuent. MohI Spun lardR finiHh hnirh hh heiivy the pnre can- afford, and fof tin well to do consiHtiitK of hirn-d'-oeuvei'H, uoup, ffh, Hoveral meiiti, a RttVet, fruit. i:hi-ene. corfei anywhere from three to . four o clock.' lllnncr never oonunencen before nine o'clock at ninht and ' usually 1h later. - ' Theater commeme tho nljihl performanceM nt n o'clorlt. Mntl jiorM are nt (I p. m, No other honrn for theater are ponibli under tho Sputilnh ftcheme of life. f- Film Actress To Wed rAtmclafd rrM Fhof Lorvtla Vouno, youthful film c trM, hif announced thRt ihi will marry Orjmt Wlthr, a Juvcnll in (ha mavlaaV' Sea Shells Turn ur.mkH - mmmr . i r,.,.:" i , 4 m 1SI VZl"Vi- 'J1 A Chevrolet Imperial sedan recently visited Alviso, one of , the "ghost" towns of the West. Gathering of sea shells, which are converted into' lime, is the sole remaining major industry of this town, which was once' ertpeci'ted to .rival San Francisco and other Pacific Coast ports iff maritime importance. .Pictured 1'iere is a Chevrolet sedan in front of an old schooner sea shells in sacl:s ready to ba sent to tho lime factory; and a pile of unsacked sea shells. : . "Bill" Dollar Asks That Wis Possessor Take Him to Some Church Today i "I hope that 1 will have a good' rest today," fluid "Hill Dollni'," j foi t have h;id a very BirenuouM time Oil week in Medforrf. and there h every indication that the; coming week will tax my strength to the utmoKt for I um making o many friend. "It Ih my dearest, wish that someone will tiike mo to church! today. ., I want to hear xome good Hinging and a ringing Kcrmon on , that wonderful text, 'JJo ye also unto other uh ye would that they, Hhould do unto you,. Then 1 would. (THIS IS MY DAY OF j know thaf Merifnrrt penplp were headed , onward and .upward ; II' they would put Into proetice that kindly thought. , "And m the unlet restful hour of the Sabbnth dny It will pay to give Moinc heed to the following: It won't be long before they put a tomhtttone over you," said "mil" Hollar. ".lust a marker for one who was. And that tomb stone 1m going to have a mcHmmo engraved on It. .Maybe it won't be the kind of a mesHiige for the world to read lli.t you think It Is going to be. Itlght now yon are busily engaged in fi'iimlng" th.it message you were working on it yesterday, anil the day before, nlso, "It Is going to rend one of two wnys," continued "JliU" Dollar. "Here lies a iniin, or. here' ly ing man. I.les are not merely em anations from the mouth. Thut I tt a m islu k en Idea. K very I h ing you do Is either a lie or a truth, and even If the final marker grace your poor recumbent form with the saving words, 'Here ties a man.' for those to rend who nev er knew you or come within the influence of your life yet they .will mean nothing in the flnttl analysis, for the greater, morn l.oteut message Is being written dully In the henrts of those with whom. you come. In contact. "What kind of a citizen are you? What kind of n place would Mcdford be It cvei'yoho In It were like you? Ask yourself that ques tion and then tell yourself the answer. Do you think you most sit hi the high places to have in fluence. Kur from II. Your In fluence is good or bad accord ing to your faith. If you huven't faith in your Hod, your country and .Medfurd you are setting a bad example. "Hut a man who has faith In the three things mentioned above will have faith In hi family and his neighbor, ttml he will feel Impelled to do for them as h would bo done by. Ajid In ron HCiiucnce hi Influence will lie big and lasting. "Do others look to you for sup port? Are you nt employer? H you are then your Influence 1 great. . A an employer you have attained an Influence In this com munity that' makes others want to emulate you and ymir success. What have you dont today that might make a u in o o n way , '1 wouldn't have done that, ' ' "Here In Where you ooe Into the ldrturv," wild "Htll" Dollar. "Itlght where you have been writ ing on the heart and minds of your neighbor. Does your llf proclaim that you hW fattli in Mcdford ? Do your actions prove It dally? Does that faith, deep abiding a It should he. show the others that you know you are liv ing m the finest elty In the world? If It doesn't pnek your trunk nnd move. You nre netting a bad ex ample to those who look to ou r i O-SNP ,0 Q Q C i I i Into Lime in Western 'Ghost' Town - -'-YW"1 h as a mentor. "Here's a lyinif inn n' is the r-h raping that Is get-' ting ready for the marble. "Where did you Miy your last , lot of furnlrufe' for your hoirie the new clothe fur yourself and your fami!y the supplies for your ptme or your manufacturing plant? Did you buy them in Aled-; ford or did you IMcn to the glib-! longued salesman from some nth-! er section of the country and' When-! you gave him the money that-, should h'uve remained here at! home with your own people did ' .Von stop to realize that yon' Had, broken faith with yout own poo-1 plft folks who- are doing all that! they can to keep money at home' to further develop our own nat-1 ural resource? Those who .per sist In practices of Unit kind ar' making nitre' that inscription, , 'Here n lying man.' ' j "The man at holno your neigh-' bor and filend, i the one who rtamls by you when trouble eomes.V He is deserving of some Intelligent, consideration at your hands. And the young folks, too, every duyj you are making a murk on their thoughts and actlonH. Men now j know thru business prJnclylos ur? t he measure of luislafss Huccews. . So it ha come to pat that the dominant note of all business; progrcpr today Is righteousnesH. ' The young folks will learn this: unlckly when they see it prae- i tlced. . j "Pi'otber, no one' will write that i cold, stony message, spoken of! before. ,l(t ymir::?li." Aiid "Hill" in conclusion. "When the Hmei come and may It be long In com- ing when all of the townspeople! gather ni'o u n d. tuny they eej thtnugh tear-dimmed eyes the ra diant Klnno as they want It to ap- j pear Just the simple message,! connoting faith in Oodt faith to! carry on the work that' you hav j tried to mnko a part of every j moment of your Hie, just these. simple words 'Here lie a man'." (Copyright inSlt, Kred Moxurt ' .ake every 1VJ mobile row. See all the new . - models. Still you'll find only one full-size, five-passenger, eight-cylinder automobile under $1000-the Roosevelt. Full-siie, foar-dnor, 6 ptnngtr. :i Itivaili'loih uphotsiertihroujthuut. ...Onv plci crown fcadere. . . ?0-borrpowcr Mirmoa built eaRine. .. . (S.me rlrjiftn of lighiljt im.llcr burt u in biKhcr pnerd Marmoa KiRhn.) Quick, imuoih eight cvlind.r iccclcrxion. , , , ALL AT SHELLY 30 No. Holly St. ' f 1 V SERGT.YORKTQ SEE A DOUBLE 'DO HIS STUFF WASHINGTON. (P) From the satety und nhelter of the ldo lined. Pergi' Alvih t. York, outatanding hern of the world war, will1 watch a "doublo" enact to the life every detail of his own heroic war feats. The events will be the prlnclp.il attraction at the annual Military imposition and Carnival at Wash ington barracks October 3, 4 and 5. Sergeant York will bo the army's uest of honor. A big six-foot sergeant from Kt. Washington, who resembles York, will be the play hero. Twelve hun dred eoldleri will take Part in- the spectacle, in which tanks, machine guns and airplanes will participate. foi. Leon H. Kromer, known in the army jih "Little Dynamite," conceived tho idea of :Hmashing Through the Argonue with Ser geant York." ftefore asvumlng1 command of (1-3 at the arirriy war college he wan with the Hift divi sion. In which York served. To get the reticent- moimtalneor to leave his mountain home and come to Washington wa another matter. York caves nothing for fame. Money appeal lo him only ft It concerns his school in James town." Tenn. . ; MaJ. U. II. Laurence, writer and expert In chemical warfare, was sent to Tennessee by airplane ;o persuade York to come. At first the man who killed 2 5 Oermans and captured lS prisoner single bonded, refused. After three hours talking Laurence, won his point. Ho appealed lo Sergeant York In the name of needy orphan. Jl'e used a religious phrase. "Tome over into Macedonia, and help up'," I.ttunMice said.- The monntnineer to whom tho stop on auto- 995 t. O. B. FACTORY t MOTORS Phone 1484 1 homage of men and the glitter of, tfold 1m nothiiiK renponded to that Kimple Bible phrane. He looked l.aurenee Htraluht in the eye and anHwereu i en. Autographed cop leu of his book) will be on Bale at the carnival and proceed) will go to the Alvin C. York Agrfrulturul Institute .' at Jamestown, Tenn. The military exposition and car nival 1h an annual event for the relief of widowi and orphans of enlisted men and officer. WASrilN'M'ON, D. C, Oct. G -As part of a comprehensive, pro gram for the promotion of travel In the Western fritnte. the Ameri can Automobile Association hui recommended the Issuance by the government at the earliest pos sible date of a series: of postape stamps depicting the beauties and the recreational assets of the na tional parks. Since the Department of Interior has charge of the national parka, K. N. Smith, vice president point ed out that Secretary Wilbur could, with entire propriety, call the pro posal to .the- attention of -post master .General Urowii and his other colleagues in M r. Hoover's cabinet. i 'This series could be made one of the most benuriful ever issued by our government and .could' servo' t'o attract the attention of: million of our citizens to these-: great national resource controlled') by the government in tho Inter j est of all he people. t f "The hupe travel" Is today strong- ' er than ever Detore. The era Of loncr-distanc.c motor touririrr is here, while the national parks of-1 fer an : objective that combine! all the" factors that make for a! happy, healthful nnd inspiring va-f rsrinn. Now that road an be- j ing built through these great seen-j ic regions held h perpetual trust) for the people the government hus a unique opportunity to advertise j the glories of our preeminent do- j min!." ' j Jn the event that the- series If; Issued, the ,A. A. A. executive de-' clared" that a "Visit .our National"' Parks'.' cancellation mar to on- let-: tors during ..the f summer senson would further uerve to call atten tion to" the great scenic resourced' of the west. . . .... I HAVANNA (P) The eon vie colony at Nueva' OeVona. f.le of i PincK, wan recently increased by j 2,00fl f. delinquents formerly housed In three federal prisons In Ha vnnn'. - . , ai r 1 1 i y fill- ' i 11 ' ' "- - - Taking Medford by Storm4 Southern Oregon 114 S. Riverside. WESKRMI' K DK. ifr) Herrio oannerlc-H of ihiK cityi Hamburg. i Ai.ona ami ('uxhaven Iiave been tt.ll,.i,i- nvtvu hin i. h,.nriin th assured by typical Dodge features . .' ' . .. tar :v: .:.:;: : :. !.;..' ' ' 1 No matter ; what , your demands in motoring ''scomfori:;. trtc.'.Doclse ' Brothers Six will fulfill them completely. 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