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arEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORT),' OH KAON". TUKSDAT,' OfTOMKlt 192!). PSOE THREE v; J 4 SEATTLE. V.nli.. Oct, 1!". (p A ril'le bullet, lireil hy 12-year-old William llarrl Bberger hero last uiKht at tlio chlinjiey or a Bhaek occupied uy Fred Wnko, middle awed mechanic, glanced fmni the chimney into Rin'io's ulnlomen, causing his death e irly today. Tlio youth, with tw:o companions or hia own age, t'lm.-los and Wil liam McDermott, twiiri, was prac ticing marksmanship,, ho said. When tho boys saw thait Ulnko had been wounded they fli 'd to their homes. The man HtasKored Into a nearby grocery, where an ambu lance was called. He did not know how he had been shut. , Detectives located tlte boys at their homes. They wero released to their parents after U'Htioiiing, hut juvenile authorities were to take up their case. New Proprietors ls Beebe & Kindle v. Service Station Tho Beebo & Kindle service sta tin on North Klverside. opposite tho Nat, has been taken over by the Oregon Gasoline Stations, Inc., ami William Zundcll, who hn been in charge of tho station at tho cor ner of Main and Fir streets for two years, Jias been placed in charge. This company nlso took over tho , above station several months iiko. A, O. Toflcfson, who has been with tho Heche &. Kindle station for a year and a half, will be con nected with the Sixth tit root serv ice station owned by Val Fischer. 1r. I. .1. Kcizer Dies PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 3 5. OF) Dr. I. J. Keizer, 43, prominent physician and surgeon of Nnr! h i yjg&r "Gosh, Medford s Largest Furniture Store Is Now the Most Beautiful THEY'RE BED Medford's Popular Credit Store its This Milk Kept Sweet In 1!)0G, whon rations wnrn boinir (lispenrnrl to the sufferers in San 'Francisco after the earthquake and Are, Mrs. Eugenia Mcngula of that city received a gallon can of Carna tion Cream, as it was then called. As it happened not to bo needed at tho time, Mrs. Mengula preserved It .and came to cherish it as a souvenir. Recently tho was persuaded to IJttnd, Ore., died in a hospital here last night, lie was born in Salem, I Ore., and was well known thruoul the Willamette valley. The body will be sent to Marshfield for j interment. t George Jcn't yon know that thermos is filled with Qoldcn HERE! THE NEWEST IN KROEHLER j DAVENPORTS I Kroehler Bed Davenports solve tho problem of an extra bedroom in your home. . . ' . They are exceptionally well made the usual Kroehler Qual ityand complete with mattresses and reversible cushions. ... See two of the exceptionally attractive lot of these Bed Davenports in our windows. 7 Mil -v v for Twenty-three Years permit it In lr the scientific valuo of ascertaining tho state of its contents. It was formally opened in tho presence of the Governor of the State of Wash-, in? ton and tho Mnvrn nf Souftin n.i' various scientific authorities antl thoj conrems proved to be perfectly! snui'i ana misiintipn Tho ii o(P(.. tlon above shows Mrs. Mengula with ! iiiiiiuuB i-a-' u'.'ioif u was onnneti O. K. C( Hooks to lluy LA GKANDK, Ore.. Oct. 13 ?) The Oregon State college freshman football team will play J-a CJrande Krlday, the second game of the M-Msnn mr ine i.a ;ramfc team West I " Priced as and Up Box of Boscs Renews Local Woman and An old-timo friendship between Mrs. Alice (.luck Trowbridge of Medford and John D. Kyun. billion aire finance baron of New York City, was renewed recently through a box of nolden Hose pears sent by the former from a local packing houe. An immediate reply. In the simple, appreciative language of a truly bin man was received by the local resident yesterday. Although J, 1). Kyun is often referred to as the "richest man in the world whose wealth, accord ing to Mrs. Trowbridge, even sur passes that of Henry Ford, he nev er forgets an old friend, and en joys nothing belter than to return to the haunts of his early youth and the folks who knew him when he was a struggling young man on a salary. "It was his personality a n d bruins that lifted him to the posi tion he now holds in the world of finance not Piill, nor luck, nor any of the other elements vhieh have helped other powerful men up tho ladder," said his local friend. Mrs. Trowbridge knew "John IV when he was a young boy, back In Hancock, Mich. In those days she ran what was considered the largest dressmaking and millinery establishment in the northern part of the state. She had 30 girls In her employ at that tlme and her place of business was patronized by the most prominent families in northern Michigan. She designed and made the garments worn by all the women of the Kyun family. Price of Party and Jail, Murder CHICAGO, Oct. 15. W?) T h o price John lreston was paying to day for a party with two young women companions was in jail and a murder charge against him. Ope of the young women. Miss Agnerf Johnston, 26, was dead. She had been attacked, then strangled. Preston, who is married, denied knowledge of how Miss Johnston was killed. Two men held them up, he said, and drove away with her. , Miss Johnston's body was found In a clump of bushes not far from the wpot where Preston's rented automobile hud been abandoned. It was on a little used roadway near West Chicago. The young woman had been severely beaten. Her clothing was torn and her face was cut and swollen. There wero A Wtll INIW NEW YORK, Oct. 15. (P) Net cm Jiirh , of r tho .. American Tele phono & ' TeleKi'nj)h Co. for the flint nine months of the year were reported today at $120,82li,934, equal to $!).z4 a share on !3.0S0,5i8 shares, the average numlier out standing. Tills compared with the net of tlO.517,387, or $9.09 a share on 1 1,491, 47G shares in the snme 1929 period. Net income for tho third quarter was $IO,(i2-l,s:iS or $3.08 a share, aKalnst $:i9,5!i5,017, or $3.03 a sharo in tile preceding quarter nnd $3!i, S45.61S, or $2.12 a share in the smnllcr capitalization in the snme 1928 quarter. Cross earnings for the first nine months totaled $199.9(10,370 com pared with $171,721,990. President Walter S. Clifford an nounced that another "substantial reduction" In toll and Ions distance rates would he made on January 1. Low as 00 Complete Southern Oregon's Largest Stock of Furniture Friendship of Wealthy J. D. Ryan There came a day when the an nouncement of the engagement of young John D. Kyun caused tuiite a .stir In the city of Hancock, and recfpi ions anil parties for t in young collide were in order. No place in the town was more affect ed by the news than was the dress making iv ml millinery' establish ment of the present Mrs. Trow bridge, which not only had to turn out i he reception frocks for the Kyans and their feminine friends, but the trousseau for tho bride herself. In the meantime, John 1. Uyan h.ul gone out to 1 tut to. Montana, where, according to Mrs. Trowbridge-, his clever mind and his lovable personality won him his first success in a large measure. Krom his activities In the Ana conda Copper Mining company, of j whii-h he now Is president ami hohU a controlling Interest, he branched out into other mining projects, aceum ula ling fabulous wealth and prestige throughout the country. He now Is interested in rich mines, not only in every section of the Cnlted States, but In Africa and other' foreign countries, Huring the World war, John !" Kyun was appointed director of nil-era ft production by President Wilson, nlso chairman M the air craft hoard, and second assistant secretary of war. He was ft mem ber of the war counclt, and an ne tive worker and contributor to the lied Cross. Ho is now t5 years old. Few Drinks Is Charge for Chicagoan fingermarks on her neck. Miss Mathilda Murphy, cousin of Miss Johnston, and her companion on the party, told of events pre ceding the slaying. They had gone with Preston, she said, only after much insistence by him, and they became alarmed at his behavior after he had several drinks at a madhouse. I'pon their demanding that he take them home, all tle got into the car. Preston, Miss Murphy I said, continued his objectionable j manner, and both women leaped from the machine and ran. Miss Murphy escaped, although Preston struck her in the face, she said. When she picked herself up Pres ton was carrying the- struggling Johnston girl to the car and short ly afterward he drove away. ITpudle And Itristle l-:nU Must CooperaUi To (iive Good Job Everybody knows that a paint brush is made up of two main parUr-rtho brlstbm that .fmread tho paint nnd tho handle that iho pnlnt er grospn. ' What may not bo no apparent In the wisdom of knowing In any rmlntiiy,- Job Just what In going on both tho handle, end and on the brlstlo end. At tho bristle end of the brush wo have tho materials for the work to bo done, the whito-lead, linseed oil and tinting colors. These must be mixed and tinted Jo tho Individ ual taste and applied In such a manner as to Insure a natinfactory and lasting job nnd It is In this end of the work that tho compet ent painter proves i:is worth und In tho long run pays for himself. Borne people upon deciding to have a room decorated or a house painted think llrst of how cheaply the job can be done Instead of tnk lns into consideration the fact that In tho long run tho painter who charges a little, more and guar antees a perfect Job Is by far tho cheapest painter of all. Good painters, men of reputation, are forever on the lookout for new ideaa In decoration, for means of doing tho work so that It will laat longer. And although as a result they may charge more they will Invariably stand back of the work after it has been done. Therefore although almost every body can handle a paint brush after a fashion It is well to b'-ar In mind that a brush has two enda nnd that to obtain the best results the quality of the materlnls and the reputation of the- painter must both he given llrst consideration before price ntcrs Into the paint ing plans. S III A man's watch mint bo I Ill lustrunientnlly precise, I I also of mnscullna hand I I HI sonioness. Our watches HI meet thoxe exacting ro- I J III qulrcmonts. III ban "Your Friends Give You C R E D I T for Saving, But This Bank PAYS You v INTEREST' ' Says "Bill" Dollar f WANT, or MEDFORD M $1 CopfRiQ r i9 a ' ' w.Vioi A r It is easy io start a Savings Account, for one dollar will make the bcgiimin. When you find out how a savings account will grow Avitli careful, systematic saving you will not be satisfied until it assumes large proportions. Start today bring in your dollar and then keep iip the savings habit. AVe. are waiting for yoit to come in. Medford National Bank Portland Cornerstone laid for Ulam-hard United Iirethren church of ChriKt at fi"th und a 2 ml avenue Hnutheant. Thi Whether shoot idi y f )gf like V Cy : Bobby Jg have Jones. ft w mm b is is an TO STAY Ocarhart Golf hotel moved to (new location on beach front nnd j j plana made for improvement oft building. ' 1 -' - ' ' Youll tike Golf News .Afo slices m means Truth told interestingly Bank Interest Will Increase Your Interest in a flLS Savings Account Burnt) J. C. Sontor Conatructloi Co. making preparations to atari excavation for baoement of new, 75-room hotel bulldlnff. ' your own style ' Newspaper