Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textfrflnw 'flWrrr man. I new Medford airport havo arrived liood close-ups of Mayor Pipes, i here anil will be Riven wide hIiuw- , Postmaster Warner and the Mr 1 Inff by the Copco newsreel. These mall pilots. It is expected that : films Bhow both the north anil these unique motion pictures wil. I southbound planes as well as some he muih in demand. c.rvallls. ti0,000 bond Issue will be voted upon October 1 to JURY WHICH IS TRYING THEATER MAGNATE ARREST TRIO ON prnvWIe funds tor construction ei nation at rear of present cliy fire ! hall. E JAIL FOR A DAY Probably the youngest prisoner evrr in the new county jail and the first to cheapo Is 11-yenr-old Maurice Shelley of Seattle, npnre hnnded an a. runaway boy liy local officerH hero Saturday nnd then fljrpti'd tho next day Hottlh of Ashland by Traffic SoiKeant C. 1. Talent a a burfrhir HUxpeet. AVch ton r. WellH, 'J'i years old, wan nri'fsltMl wilh thu hoy and will ho held on a churgo of conlrihiit inw to iho.dflinqufnry of a minor. When the ynunKHtm', who could pans as a primnry nrhool ftudcnl, was apprehended hre tho first time, he was ldiw-wl In the wom en's wnrd and refused to talk about himself whfn riin'Hlloned hy Jailor Oscnr Dun ford. II" was Utl in the ward ami It was lilt l thmiRht the hoy would nttempt to escape, but Saturday night, prob nbly around 10 o'clock, be climbed through a small spacp nffnrdt'd bv the opening of a transom and gained his liberty. j After escaping, Maurice found his way to the IhIh theatre where he appropriated the use of a . bicycle, according to a cmifeHslon he made yesterday, and rode to Ashland. Upon arriving there, be! confeKseil, he broke luln the UHkkm Service station and tocik a mn;illj amount ff cimnge, lie spent the night lounging around Ashland hotel lobbies. ! , Yesterday ho struck up an ficquainlancc with Weston Wells, u former Ali'drurd ymtth and chauffeur for Frank's t'c.inedi.uis lnru last year, anil suggested t he burglary of the Wallers (irot-ery Store, Officer Talent related this forenoiin. Wells declined m take j:irt but Is wild to have eircoiir uw d the yiiunusler to try It, adding that ho bad belter wail until evening, but Maurice was anxious and broke in through a buck door, lie returned to Wells In a short time and the latter is alleged to have accepted half of the six dol lars or so the buy said be took out of the store. Tho pair then had a little lunch and left on foot for the south. Tho robbery of the store was , discovered on the sumo day and it was not long until ttie pair were In the custody of officers. Wells told Officer Talent he had been in jails in Marysvillc, Sacramento and Kan Francisco on vagrancy charges.' The hoy's father resides In Seattle nnd his name is given ns J.. J. Shelley. The boy was stopped in Portland by officers ns a runaway, .but was later released nnd was in Medford a week after he left Heatllo. foxSHes don nifty garb The young lady ushers of the Craterian nnd Kinlto theaters bios named forth In new It ml striking uniforms yesterday of which tin new Fox ownership and manage ment are very proudt' the uniform of each theater being in confor mity with the furnishings .of that play house. The young ladles will pardon the assertion that no garb can enhance their natural beauty and accommodating sweetness. At the Craterian theater tho blouses are made of gray flannel, with blue, gold nnd red stripes. They are very tight fitting to Mie wulst, then flare In a very becom ing way. Illue velvet is used fin trimming, with large blue buttons, nnd a very chic stand-up collar. The trousers urn of white flannel, and cut In the very last style. At the Kinlto theater the uni forms are generally the Name ex cept that the blouses are of. dark rod with grey buttons ami trim mings, and the trousers are grey In color. "fir $ 1 til i V 1 i II f ' El Seven women and eix men compose the "twelve tt'S men vhm Alexander P.ir.tTci clcf--'- lr?-''t bv C" Itlotldtf.t r.r.a irus" i.r.a mc cucrnsic, nciorr 7 fiH I. aj a-""'- In Pulpit Sunday LOCAL VCALISTS HOME CLOSES AT 7 A. M. I Ilecaiise of a chango Inaugurated by the PAT company to Khorten tho lime of tho northbound air mail set vice, beginning with to morrow, by which the northbound plane will deoarl Horn here at 7:ll'i a. in. Instead of K::to, as hereto fore, the air mail at tho poHlotTlce will close at 7 a. m. instead of 7:1.0 a. in. Tim Medford poHloi'llce began ad vertising today for bills on mail messenger Hefvlce between the poHtol'I'ice ami new airport. The advertisement will be inn for 10 days, at the end of which time (he bids will be forwarded to the post office department headquarters for the sin ci'HHl'ul bidder to be chosen. The new contract h necesKtluted hy the fact that the new airport Ih much further from the posloflice. three and oiie-tiair miles, thun the nremerion gained for him the tille old airport. I'rank X. Ilrnzil holds ((f -naMioi- of the fleet." and for ; the past year puxtor of Queen Anne 111'. A. Itciuicll. The liev. nett, whose Ir. Alexander !. Hc.i fix year association "I the pri'se.U contract fnr ail mail mcsHenger service between the poHtufllze and (he old airport, about two miles distant hy the route thlu service takes. A song content, the first over held at Die senior high school, hut expected to become an annual 4venl, was won Friiluy afternoon bv the Junior class, with 41 points, followed by I he sophomorea with L'l i.nd (ho Kt'JiluiH with 11). The freshman clans had 'A points. ICach class iireseuleil an original song with the Methodist Rplscopal church at Se attle, yesterday prearhed his first sermon at the First Methodist Kpls copal chui'i-h in Medford, before a large congreuatlon. liev. Uees and family left tody for bis new pastorate In Vanca li ver, Wash. Thrilled and happy over the ihanee they received to appear In jthe state Alwatei- Kent contest last Saturday night, and still apprecia tive over the Interest expressed in t them by home town people before ; their depm tin e for the northern city, Kllmv M:ie Wilson, sopraiiu, -;OImI tieorge I'et biilii, b:ts.s Ktuitltil to Atedfoid last niKbl to await re sults. James Stevens, local 'in structor, who has bad the two 1 young slituers in training since j t bey won the local audition last i May, stayed over in 1'ortluud and will return the end of the week. As the contest is h be judged j Hit pereriit up in the public vote jail over the slate, and -la percent upon the vole of live musical judges, the result of the Saturday i n in lit en n I est wilt not be known until a Inter date, when a check Is completed, liut whether success ful or not. the two young Medford singers feel that their experiences have been worth every bit of the tjfl'iiit put forth. Their expenses to the Portland audition were paid by the People's Kleciric here, who sponsored t:ie local audition. Thai "he men" are made be neath the shower, and baths atv I ho crftoriuu of ctvUIatlou, was words judged by i Hie glsl of an Intensely Inlevest Miss Isabel Wltlsle iinii others In lug talk given before the Klwanis the English department. The music t:iu (his noon hy Col. W. (1. Arch, r, was judged hy Miss Arnold, hi li whOKe UnilCf "Hanitation' and Civ charge or high school music In iHzaton.V carried tho conviction Btructlon; Mrs. Don Newbury nnd ot ono wllo hllH Itm,it. u Htmlv of Aims romar ot the w nsninglon ; hW i,JcCt In every section of the Wedding Bells Two more men, K. N. l loran j and Jack Housa, are in the toihn n,.. I,,..' Tar nlleirfid defiance. of the prohibition law. following their arrest early yesterday morn ing by Federal Agent Terry Tal ,.., t.twi tipi.uiv Kheriff Sum Pres- eott In the Siskiyou mountains, j The two officers seized 00 gallons of alleged ab-ohol and a new Oakland coupe. In Medford fciut-i unlay night, Officer - Tulent ar rested Uonaid Ray, Uxi driver, for selling a pint of 'alleged alcohol, and seized the Uixi he was driving; n .'ord Ulaek and White cab. ut.nui si rot Hiinin gave tiieir home as Sacramento and wero enj ionic to Portland and other nor- t hern points. They were sched- j tiled ti have a hearing before; I'nlted States 'ommisshmcr Chain:-, f ccy Klnrey this afternoon .on charges of possession and trans- j portatlon. The coupe they wero! driving is entirely owned by llo-j ran and hail been driven1 only 7000 miles. . I Kay is alleged to have sold ill pint of alcohol t( a federal under-! cover agent Saturday night, nnd' was later arrested by Officer Tal-j ent. The taxi, driven by Kay, Isi the property of Art Steinmetz, who recently established the line fj 1 .Medford. officers later found 1" more pints of alcohol, alleged to be the property or Kay, who was to be given a. hearing this after noon in justice' court. WHAT LOAVES! "Bipei- and- Better" loaves bigger and better scones and more delic ious, more flaky pastry, .when vou use COPCO RECEIVES FILMS FIRST AIR MAIL FLIGHT The Copco movies of the "first flight" air mail ceremony at the Quick Pile Relief Ir. Leonhardt's Hem - ftold isi gm ranteed to banish iiny form of ' Pile misery, or money back. It ( gives quick action even in old, tsitli- J born cases. Hem-Kohl is n harm less tablet that removes blood con- , gestion in the lower bowel the j cause of piles, it brinus joyful re - 1 lief quickly and safely ot- costs nothini;. Jar ml n & Woods Urui; : Store ami o'ruKists everywhere sell I ' with this Kuaranteu. ' 1 . ' 'Blend's Mah Friend" BLEND FLOUR Tune in on KOMO, Seattle HcllOol. The commlttoo In churKn of JiulK Iiik rciulitlun, nnplaiisu nnd rvlu it Kblllty wiih ir rol!i)WH: MIhh Aluu rlnt! CiiitoII, MIbh Maiy (illlifrl, MlH. JukIIii Smllh. Slra. It. It. italic- mill Couch Miinvll llimi'ii. PLAWE WING CRUMPLES; FOUR PLUNGE TO DEATH ! world. Tho same systems 'of sanitation ns now In uso In the city of New . York were used in Itahylou &'0'J years ago, accordl.ig to the spoak ! er, who has spent considerable of his (line In exuniinlu j the ruins of i old cIvili.nliniiH and in research I work. Reverend Porter of lhf Prosby tei fan church. "Ihihy Kotarlan." was formally Introduced helnre the club today. Among the out-of-town Thomas R. Alexander and Euulcn Wheeler were married yesterday afternoon ut the Wheeler home on Almond street hy tho Kev. Carman K. Mell In the presence of linme diato relatives only. The bride Is well known in Medford and bus many woll-whdilng friends. The bridegroom is u construction engi neer lor the Montgomery Ward company Jit, Portland, where the newlyweils will make their home. l.nwronee Hurnette and Kllow .lae ll.uiiillon, both of Tulent, wt'e married Ot tober 2 at tho pttrsun ane of Uev. Carmun K. Mell. Joseph 12. Hi )y nnd Korrlne Kaser wlmo married on the even ing of October 2 at the parsonage of Uev. Carman K. Mell. The hride gtnom Is a member of the Kresno, Cal., police forde. LEGION EXECUTIVES TO PLAN FOR INSTALLATION FORMER JACKSONVILLE RESIDENTS IN SEATTLE A mei'tlni; uf the executive cmm-inUti-c of the hr:il Anit'i'lcan l.c :ntl pust him Ihmmi rillltMl fur 7::li) tuiiluhl ill Mm Armiii'v. i.i.ii.na. li'Xns. Oct. i. W'l A dull today. Aimii'K the nilt-iiftiiwn I'lans fnt' lln Joint supiicr nice! - cnimiilcil wIiib nt tin altltuili' of (-ui-stH presi'lil wito (imirno .Masscy . Inn with the l.mllc.i' Auxiliary next I Mill feci yestcnlay plmiKcil to of Klallialll Tails. llcMlcnunl (tnv- Mon,l.,y nl:ht anil tile annuiil In- their ileiilliw l.leut. .lack Itrooks, ,.'nnr fur KiwanlK III this Mlstrict, ' stallation of ofru-eiH will lie ili- a lianas cuiillai lor. anil three anil (leori!"' Xellller. V. S. nllurlley. eiisscl n well ua oilier liiiHKellRt't'H In lilH Jilane. f I'ot llanil. , ,,( lnlcre.t l.con Lynch unit Allen I'owell. . 1 1 - HiiliJeeiN of t'entervllle, nf 'rcllKUl' Wel l mill Marvin itolter klll.-il with Hicks. I.IK Al, MAN Kll.l.l ll 1XIU Hill It I JACKSONVII.I.K, (lie., ll.t. 7. (Siieelal.) Wonl liax l.cen riceivcil friiiii Mr. mill Mm. J. 1.. Hoe unit Mi-m. Van Mtilkey. former Jackson VIIlo reBlilent. They U.tvi- lionullt property JiimI iichimm Ij.Uc Vali lllKlon from Seattle, at Kiiklaml, Wash., and are now locutcti tlo.re. I'lirtlaml. Ml. Tahor I'n 'fliy tetiun ehurrh eoniptctea JIii.imi.ii p.'irlnh houie ami remoili-leil clnircli I liuilillnK ut KaM C.."i'.h ami lleliniJiit! street n. (i.'mitlnueil from I'iikb Oiih) flock of iluckn Starr Ih Nahl to lliivi' leapeil to Ills feet, receivllo: the full chalKc In the back of III heail. i W'lille on a pheanant hunt neari Merrill, (ire.. Arlhur .1. Miller oi4 i lilco. t'allf.,' w-.-ih kllleil liy (-. S. Motitelliis of Klaiiinlll I-'uIIm when the latli'i'-x Kim triKwer caught on a liaihiit wile fence anil ills- I cliarncl. i Kiiunt W. llouKer, ,lr., Ill of! allcoller. Waul!., nhot himself in j the lace Willie huiltlm; Willi III- falhcr on ancouvor lake. One ear was seiereil ami Ills face li.oll. lioeialetl. Xellller the Imy nor his father eoulil explain the acci il. ill. mi. mum; ;iii:s on -l it I VI. (I'ontlnupcl from I'iiko Ono) FREE r booklet! JescrihiiffCousics arnmfvcls or and other F. RECTAL, and COLON AILMENTS wRiTr. on caki. row : TOO A V Dr.Cl!AS.J.DEAN HIXlAl.wi OLON CLINIC BtM BUM Ol-fvi COIiaiHOtSt i urino nuunu-ux ILAnv,oilON I TLtHM0N ATWATC.R 66l J AfHLiTto orncES A L5 r tir.... ii j :iki-d lr. SimiIp not In nlve him j any dni;;n nml bts wile vm innd j tin-' mn' rrnucsi, ns he was en-j i ih'iiviirlm: tt ,-ure htm cH. M ! ib- vi Itifil hlmfir um ' llelltK j nnd off the slnff." ' l Th-' w Hues, in r.Tonhlipi:' lb' ; , .lUcKed s:ib'H kikI th n he j i Ur, Houlr fir ilrnM, un.l that the) I phyi it Inn jjiivc bint n pbtul. Mr j tibl be niinb- "rnidy to shout thij luff Willi niv nwn mil fit," but UpiM-d tbi driiii lino hix pnck't, and fnk.tt Its Injei-tinn. llih ti-ml-. iiumy in. H ,,. ' vwinii il lit Mtnt : jthr lab-, nf lnm." was bnltrd 1 1 h. i mil t. ; tt-l ..f tin- initrnlMi; hcjIoi 1 w ;is fU vt.ti tt to t h int i oil iit t bni ; .f l' i.i m r. Willi SplllliMl l - j itl:ili;i .4 Ill'HVi', uppuHtim (M'lllisid. Tin mi ci niiH-nt ri-pt'cHi nit d ! j 1' S. UNiit.t At (unify b'in;' NnilH-r nml A.-clM.ttil -'iain(- K M il b. Tlie d. t. li!' U i pi i nti-1 ! by AMoiik v (l" iii';i lluluMtH if lbln i lt, mihI Attuini'V Mt'iai rf .MannliiK 'f K'nimith Full. i Alnny KUmnth KhIIh tviddehl Wt'vp In alli'Mil.mro ut the liiul iH r pri'lutMrs unit itur-Mt n. A nnv iimmiiit of rvprrt mtilt ml nnd l- hnb ul ti'timny will be oUviimI, it In t'.Npeiled. " UDiif 'keeo. tli faster I HBW WASHER unless it proves safer... easier.. .gentler Try it In your own home! Let a typical washing convince you of EASY superiority. Make your own tests. A telephone call will bring a complete demonstration. ''il I Wood loss PainT Some folks tuke puin or grantrd. They let cold "nin its course." They wait for their headaches to "wear off." If BulterinK from neuralgia or from neuritis, they rely on feeling better in the morning. Meantime, they sutler unnecessary pain. I'miccessary, liecnuse there is an antidote. Uaycr Aspirin always offers immediate, relief from various itches and pains we once had to endure. If pain persists, consult your doctor as to its cause. Save yourself a lot of pain nnd discomfort throuKh the many uses of Hayer Aspirin. Pro tect yourself by buying tho genuine. Haer is mff. Always tho same. All drugstores. "aiIMb It th. trad, mirk of lurn M.nululurt ol MotiocTtlc.cWr.t.r ol S.lcjitccW .M IS jir -t i. ' nwWfiiL:$lJ -J- Hi EASY terms .""n . J 1 1 1 COnVCIllllU (CI ""vii Huoaiivw 1 on your o.d . f9 Clio ice of Agitator or Suction Type of washer. Safe no exposed moving parts. Careless operator or curioui child cannot be harmed. Automatically dump-dries a ttiMul of clothes in less than two minutes. No hand-feeding piece-hy-piece. Washtub and l)amp-l)reF operate independently. Two Hutches of clothes handled at one time. Places no strain on fuhrc. Does not crack silk or rayon garment. Leaves blankets and woole.is fluffy and unst retched. ltrruks no buttons or metal fasteners. Takes out more water than wriniter doet. Leaves clothes evenly damp. ' Hems will not drip. Clotlict can be line-dried indoors in bad weather. Rinsing can he done in Damp-Dryer without handling clothes until ready for the line. Clothes are free from deep, hard creases. ' M ukes ironing easier reduces sewing. Damp-dries bulky things like blankets and pillows that will not go through wringer. Power pump empties all water for you electrically. Does a complete waging from basket to line faster than any other washer and without harmlul short-cuts, 8 Years in Advance EASY announced the centrfugal method of damp-drying three years ago nftcr five years of research and experiment. Even tnally wringers will he eliminated on all the better washing ma chines, and they will he offered with some type of damp-dryer. Rut it a HI not be an I' SY Damp-Dryer. For no Other damp dryer can incorporate all of EASY.'S features. Medford Building Phone 90