Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1929, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textwtcdfort) mm, mmum, irFmonn, oKFiox, TnunsnAV. ocTOKrcrc m, v.m. qHII J J I i-i I. -i ' - 1'-- - - Is Your Chevrolet Ready for Winter Driving? Pierce-Allen Motor Co. 112 South Riversido Phono 1D0 USED CAR LOT, Eighth and Bartlett GUARANTEED 0. K. Used Cars The Roof over your head! A MOST important part of your house the roof over your head. It should he durable, fire-rcsist.int, water proof, and colorful, is yours? We can flive you all these desirable qualities in a roof of Johns-Manville Shinelcs either the permanent asbestos .i.- Trowbridge Lumber Yard See Trowbridge Cubinot Works fcr Windows, Doors, Screens Everything in Woodwork v Enjoy Freedom Through a Savings Account TlifrcV no lirllcr iM'tilfi'lion against disaster and uiiliapiness than to liave a bank .Account. It means IVeedoin f mm "worry freedom from ddit free dom to taste the joys of living. . It's amazing how fast a sav- . ings account will grow. Now is tho timo to have it put in shape for good service during the winter months. . . . We offer tho Chevrolet owner Complete Service Repairing and Overhauling, Battery and Electric Service, Duco Fainting, High Pressure Alemiting. Don't forget! We use ONLY GUARAN TEED CHEVROLET PARTS and employ CHEVROLET SPECIALISTS. I i shinplcs or the, durable asphalt. There i are colors mid styles practically custom made for your new house or for re roofing right over your old shingles. Let us tell you how little a fpod roof really costs. OFFERED OFFICER AUTO TO MAKE IT ! KICATTLI'I, Oct. 10. (!) Four I jkm'hoiih were ai tuhU'iI find nnr t cotics valued at f 10,000 was Kelzcd hero Innl nltrhl In a raid on n luxuriously furnished cmiMuku In ' tho rcHldeiiliul iliMrlrt, ThiiHo ar ri'Klod (javo their nuincH hh Ot'ri;o Wilson, liclii'ved by off. cms to havM been tho proprietm of the : plare, Floreneu Kenan, 10, Kay ! 'J'homaH and Jimmy Taylor. Tim latter two were both of Vancuuver, it. C. . ' Deputy .Sheriff o. K. Jlodln, one of the raiding ofllcei-H, Haid ho wiim offered HtieeeHHlvely u , new aiitomolillo and liiOOQ to overlook the nareothn and make the raid a "ntralKht booze plneh." A nniall i uant Ity of opium, opium paraphernal hi and u lare cache of liquor wero alo seized, 1 ofi'lcorH Ha Id. The prlnonera were taken to tho county jail. Will Remain ANDRE.W-V. MELLON WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. fl) The White IIoiiho linn announce.! that Secretary Mellon hnti prom toed PreHidnnt Hoover to remain In the cabinet until tho end ot the prenent administration. : ThlH announcement wan in re , HponHo to a roport circulated to day to the effect thut the tr family head had rcH.Kiicd. The rumor Imh cropped up re puatedly since Mr. Hoover enmo Into offlco and the announcement i whh made with a view to ending ' bucIi recurrence. SAI.K.M, Ore., Oct. 10. UP) The ' state does not have a right to col lect a passenger mtlcagu lax from stage companies for space"" oecu- pled In the stages by tho drivers, , says an opinion of the supreme 1 court. The opinion, written hy j Justice, ltossnum, affirms Judge i Kobert (I. Morrow of the circuit court for Multnomah county In the j case of the Oregon Public Service commission against Pacific Stages, , Inc. In an oral opinion tho court de iiIim) a rehearing In the case of the "state against James P. Cooke, for merly of OveVbeek Vr Cooke, Port - , land brokers, who was convicted for misappropriation of funds and sentenced to servo seven years in the penitentiary. Petition of James T. Logan and Itosn' It. 1 .ok a n vs. Illinois Hlver Prvclopmcm company, appellant; appeal from Josephine county; full-cheating, was denied in opinion by Justice Coshow. SALEM EDITOR NAMED SUPERVISOR OF CENSUS WAsniNoroN. ow. in. mi Suiiorvlsnrs for thn ll'IIO Ci'iisim, Iholr ililrli nnd lnnil(Uiirloi's un. nouncpil liy tlio illructor of Iho ron sim Iiii'IiiiIimI: Kolmrl J. Ili'nilrlcks of Siilcni, OrP., for Minion, Polk, Tllliininok mill Yiuuhlll -ounl U-. Willi lioiiiliiuiil'tortt at Sulem. Tnli-dn. Pruplr'n W.-st Cwst llyilro-IIli'cllii; riil-Mirutinn inslnll I'tl nililitlniiiit traiiftt'nrmri-! lo In rl'iviso vollniio for Newport line. B EAUH in your home frA ARGERr TAYLOR'S weekly article on interior decoration will help you achieve charm and beauty for your entire home. Wayward Scion, Now "Good Boy,' Seeks $1,900,000 Inheritance ST. LOUIS,, Mo. A divorce ho obtained In WIM may cost Vincent Koictih Jl.'JOO.OUU Inherited from hU father's estate hy virtue of five years of "aolirlety and good ' be vlor." Tho Iksiio, Involving tho Catholic church law aBulnst dlvorco, is to bo decided In federal court here this fall. Kerens, tho Hon ct Richard C. Kerens, St. IuIh railroad magnate and orto-tlmo. ambassador to Aus tria HiniKory. once was a dashing flRiiro In St. hauls society. Now his attorneys claim he has bocn a "Rood boy" Ioiik enough. Tho will of his fnther, who died 12 years alio, provided Vincent should receivo one tlilrd of 'a J7, 00(1,000 testate . upon complotlnis "five consecutive yers of contin ued sobriety and kooiI behavior." Two sisters anil another brother wero tho' other beneficiaries. Kor a I lino tlio younncr Kerens continued his escapades In efforts to break the will, liecnmlim a soldier of fortune, lie served In tho aviation corps during the world war, Inter. Joining- the Hi'IUhIi army. Sont to Siberia he was decorated for valor three times. At home Kerens set out to moot requirements of the will. He cn- Gunplay of Texans Brings Death to Pair After Bootleg Accusation NACOCDOOHKS, Tex., Oct. 10. (P)--A Texas deputy sheriff and a federal prohibition officer were dead today, victims of a kuii finht staffed in the way of the old west curt words of warning and then life dependent upon a lightning draw and a hair Iriuffer. The participants anil dead men were (Maude Kln&, deputy sheriff and L. Chance. King, according to his friends, heard that Chance had accused hiui of "Mandtnff in with the boot lcBKein." The two met in Sheriff Kimene Turner's office yesterday. AERIAL BOMB TEARS AIRPLANE IN FLIGHT , LIUHUAL, Kns., Oct. m. (R) One aviator was dead and another was In a hospital here today with serious Injuries from the prcmn ture explosion of a bomb near their pluno above tho Guymon, Okla., air port yesterday. 'Jimmy (Milo lilsh) Ilethel, 30, of St. Joseph, Mo., and Dodge City, Kas 1 It I In an ambulance en routo to the hospital liore. John Noonan ot (iuymon, owner of tho plane, was hadly cut and bruised. Noonan and ilethel, a parachute jumper and bomber, had been Riv ing an aerial exhibition at the Texas county fair at (Iuymon. AI n heiKht of about 5"0 feet IleKicI, In the front cockpit of the plane, was said to have released a five second homh. It was believed Hie bomb was delectivo and exploded as soon as tho cup was. removed. One wIiir wns blown off, tho plane iioso-dlvod, leveled oft and pan caked to the ground. . Tho first strliiKcd Instrument plnyod with n how was Invented by a klnft ot Ceylon about 5000 II. ('. MODERN VOGUE FOR COLOR IN DISHES HELPS MODERNIZE DISHWASHING By Susan George It's color owrywhcre from fracilo imported chinas in Fifth Avenue chops to tho gay cups and saucers at the "five and ten I" And heat of all, the salespeople tell you, these lovely new tints are easy to care for. As one expert who has been con nected with the china department of a well-known store for 20 years said: "Of course, you don't daro uso ordinary old-fashioned Boapa for the new china. Hut Lux is per fectly safe. With pure Lux suds in your dishpan tho most delicato shades, the most fragile decora tions, are never harmed." And beauty experts say that tho Rcntlc, bland Lux suds arc mar. velous for tho hands so this new READ IT , tered tho brokerage business in 1 Texas and "walked tho straight and narrow," acccoidlns to affida vits. Officers of tho St. Louis l'liloli Trust company, still trustees of his Inheritance, last yeur decided he I hud earned his r.hnro as siiccified '1 ney iook steps 10 end tue trustee ship. Theu Kerens' past rose as an obstacle. Ills slaters, Mrs. Madellno Kenna of News York and London, and Mrs. Gladys Colket of 1'hlladolphiu. 'stated In an intervening action that ' he had violated the Human Cuthii- lie church law by divorcing his j Una wife and later remarrying. I Their petitions referred to Vln j cent's divorce from Mrs. .lane I Henry Kerens, whom he had mar ried amid social pomp In 1900. Ho had shown had faith, they con tended. In going to an ."obscure Texas county" to bring the action. The sisters, benet'icarles In (he event of Vincent's death, alto said they were not represented before directors of tho trust company at a hearing when It was decided to terminate the trusteeship. The whole affair has been sot for trial heforo Judge Charles It. Karis of tho federal court. Kerens I now Is f,2 ynnrs old. "I hear you have been suyiriK some pretty h'anl things about nc," said Kin;. Sheriff Turner warned the men not to aiKiie or fight In his office, and might have averted the duel, but a telephone rang In a nearby room and he stepped out to answer it. Shots sounded before lie reach ed the telephone. When he re turned he found Chance dead. King, with 'three' bullet wounds. I had staggered to his automobile. He was taken to a hospital and an j operation was performed In an j effort to save his life, but ho died several hours after the shooting. CONTEST A WEEK The name contest for tho dedi cation celebration for the new Medford airport will be continued another week, nccordlnt: to Secre tary ('. T. linker ot the local chamber of commerce. While many fine names have como into the headquarters dlitiliK the past two weelis, the committee In charge of the contest felt that an insufficient number of people had been irlven a chance to submit their titles. Around 100 nnmes hsv.o been entered for tho 125 prize offered. Ainomr them are the following, which were found near the top of the lle: Medford's l'-alr Way. rhc Sky Trail. rhe Way of the Silver Winss." "WlnBs of the Air," ".Medford's Air Fair," "From Footpaths to Alrpathst" and "Uosue Iievels In the Sky." l-'ntc Causes l-'atnl rash ' Illl.l.SltOlU). Ore., Oct. 10. (t'l Confused by fog, a new touring cur driven hy dark K. Keep, 1 K, Iiiire, Ore., crashed into a high bunk, near here, yesterday killing Keep Instantly and sending Orland Whitmore to a hospital with both hips fractured. uso of Lux In the dishpan means actual beauty caro for the hands. Everywhere they're adopting this new way of washing dishes with Lux and it's so wonderfully in expensive, too. Lux for all your dishes costs less than H a day! lilt M kow half as mueh money bays twice ui nrneh radio! 9 v mk u 0 A INN I KBSArtY AUTOMATIC 402 E. Main lHlh Anniversary Automatic Zonlth nerclvers Are CANON CITY GUARD IS 13TH VICTIM OP R!0T C'ANON CITV (P) Myron (luotlwln, a Kuaitl in tho ColoraOo Htatc penitentiary, wlio was one of the first men to be shot In the riot of a week ago, died ' froifi hln woundH today. (ood- ! win's death brings Die death toll ; of the riot to I'A. eiht of the dead 1 having been guards. N HEAD-ON CQLLISIO roRTAfJK, Pa.. Oct. 10. (7W An east-bound passenger train anil a west hound freight train crashi-d ELECTRIFY FOR RETTER LIVING wmM i LIGHTING the LIVING ROOM Bo Sure every Socket is filled. P. IP! RADIO ICMlpilTAMCI THE MUSIC BOX I head-on, west of the Pennsylvania ! nasHenirer station hero lato last ; niht, killing three trainmen. i'he dead are V. T. Johnj"n. ; Youngwood, Pa., enplnenian tf asttenwer train; w. c. iteau. toona. eiiKinemen of the IrelKiU train nl !. U liurkholder, .leun ; netto la., iireinan on tne pnsen ut tins safety. freight train, leaped ,G. N. ST. I'ACU -Minn., Oct. .IU.-HP) After thhty-six years of service to the road founded hy his famous father, James J, Hill, Louis W. Hill of St. I'aul. offered his resig- ! nation today as chairman of the hoard of tho Great Northern rail - way. .Mr. Hill plans to devoie : most of his time hereafter to per- v(Thc well lighted living room of today calls for at least two lighting effects. For festive occa sions when many people arc assembled a cent ral fixture or wall brackets, properly shaded, along with portable lamps afford a general level of good lighting. For more intimate hours of study and Buy Lampi reading, a lower level of lighting, furnished by WinTe?0 well shaded floor and tabic lamps, is necessary. Season ...only In iuo new I5lh Annlvernnr Zonllh M eHven will yon i'""" AIX IIiono now, iilMnndlng radio development. MOCEL 5 J... Employ, nln.lubw. Including rscllfler. Specially d llgned Scr.n-Grld circuit... DOUBLE Puih-Pull audio amplifi cation. Genuine Automatic Tuning. Super.ilzo, 12-inch Z.nllh Synlon-ic-DynamicTypo Spoaker. llnoar Power Detection. Self-Healing Filler Condenser. Simple Selectivi ty Adjustment. Aulimalic Phono graph twitch. Charming low-boy console of Butt Walnut with over lays of English Satin Oak. $238 Completo Phone 433 Priced From I75 tn 700 j j snnal IntertsHta and those , of ma , family. ; Mr. Jiill haa numerouH personal : ; holllos which he expects to In- theMiiBe (n more fully In tho future. i - ,lu, Jh pt con,,ctol. amI ie has ihm(t cnslrierahlo paintlnc Ho - alMO fH deHir0UH cf rounding out u - , ollection of tho lettern and wrlt- ,1 1 lo! builder." I PlR(in.tl ftdvrtlfline ett rult. WX DEVELOP Films Free West Side Pharmacy TOUS KEXALL WORE j f Open InntUyi and Ertnlnfi AU tbt Tim i ! ! Medford National Bank P.VF.RV SUNDAY in THEK.VLIFOnMA OlllifiOV oV S II T O 31 PA N Y MAIL TRIBUNE -j-..