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MEDFORfi MATE TRTBUXR, ftrp.DFOUD, OT?EOONT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929. PXQE SEVEN 73HSAY NAVAL! jittpAN VICTIM: &1 nF VUflffl Ul I II I II Bill. MISS MACDONALD DRIVES ENGINE "Mother says there is po better cough medicine for children than Foley's Honey and Tar, and we ho find it so," M".N.iy- La leery iris Quickly effective. Noopiutes, nojngrc nlient that a careful mother would liesl JtTe to yive her child. Ask for Foley's For Suit; nt Inriiilit & Woods Drug1 Store, cor. Main ami Central. H Women's Hose S1.00 Pair Silk from top to toe with j pointed Heel I.. INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon MSM mm ', Canadian Woman Avowed Purpose Winning Affec tions Lieutenant North cutt at Any Cost, Is Dis closed in Strange Disap pearance Case Held in Bremerton Yard. WASlIIXCiTOX. Nov. 4 (P) Naval tilTicials have requested the eninmsiiidnnt of the 1'iiKot Sound j navy yard lo obtain Limit. Harold V. Norlhciitt's explanallon of his disappearance from Norfolk u week uko, and Nort limit's state ment may decide whether lie will face a court martial. The officer, who dropped ont of siht October with Sl-'fiO he had i collected for the Vniversity of Vir ginia, is held at Hremerlon, Wash., where he was found after a long ' search during which it was thought he infill have been kidnapped, killed or Injured. Iltlreaii of nav:Kat:on officials said today they assumed Xorlhcutt was IieiUK held for being absent without leave. It was also said Hint the Puset Hound navy commandant, who is in Seattle, would probably ques tion Northcutt about his disposl : tion of tiie SiftO which lie was re ported to have collected from ex tension course students for the Un iversity of Virginia. Noitheiitt was thought to have gone to deliver this money to university authori ties at (he time of his disappear ance. Naval officials asserted they had not received the department of justice report on the case. Fcund In Vancouver Agents of the department of jus tice located Northcutt in Vancou ver, It. C He voluntarily went i ," Associated J'rtu i'Uuio Ishbel MacDonald. daughter of Great Britain's prime minister rode with Engineer Daniel Grace In the cab of the locomotive ot her father's special train between Syracuse and Rochester and too!: a t"-;"f turn at the throttle. I to Seattle where yesterday he was ! formally placed under arrest and turned over In the navy at the ! Hremerton yard. ! Ilia father-in-law. If. K. C. liry jant, a Washington newspaperman, j expressed extreme surprise, saying he had a fine naval record and was devoted to Ins wtfe und small son. At the sumo lime, he dis closed that t lie justice department had been advised that a Canadian .woman, whose name was not re vealed, left her home in Ottawa last August for the purpose of win ning the affections of Lieutenant Northcutt "at any cost." Letters in the possession of the justice department show, he said, "for more than a year she boldly asserted" her aims. TALKXT. Ore.. Nov. 4. (Spl.) Another real estate deal of interest Was completed tu Talent last week when Mr. and Mrs. D. S. llartnian t ra (1 ort t h e O re Ji ard t ra e t he re to Mr. and Mrs. Kred Lewis for busi ness property in the town of Hell flower, Cal. Mrs. Hart man will leave soon for their new home and Mr. Hart man will remain in tho valley for- some time. Mr. Lewis (and family will take charge of the j new lrome here some time in Dc com her. ave on a genuine Ywa ,You don't need electricity to run this EASY. Simply start the new EASY, 4-cycle gas engine and your machine Is ready for any and all washings. Phono for a free demonstration. We will gladly show you EASY performance on a typical washing in your own home ! Make any test you wish. New EASY 4-cycle gas engine is marvelously efficient Engine burns negligible amount of gas. Is quiet, simple to start, and positive in operation. Pay dri EASY terms Small down pay mcnt. Balance monthly. Liberal allowance on your present machine. Phone for free demonstration FREE TRIAL in your own home Simply phone us and we will piace an EASY at your disposal. E Medford Building Phone 90 WOUNDED BY DRY IN DEATH REPORT ,F WIUTKSliCKCi. Kv Nov. 4. (?) The body of Ashland Collins, be lieved to have been engaged in a guti battle with prohibition offic ers yesterday, was found today near ihe scene of the shooting, lie had boon shot 12 times. Tiie fight, which occurred in a remote section. 20 miles from here resulted in the serious wounding of Stephen K. Cornell, deputy sher iff and candidate for tho office of sheriff. .According to reports reaching here today, 2fl shots were fired by Cornett. Collins and V. A. Creech, federal prohibition agent. whn was with Cornett. Collins was reported to have re sisted search and to have shot duwn Cornett, who fired from tlte ground until struck a second time. Collins hody was left behind and Cornett was taken to a hospital at Fleming, Ky., where his condition way reported. to be critical. OF TALENT ELECT TALKN'T. Ore.. Nov. 4. (Spl.) The Crater Lake Campfirc C.irls of Talent had their regular weekly meeting at the home of their guar dian. Mrs. Mae Lowe. Monday evening. After the general busi ness, tho election of officers took place. The result was aa follows: Mayone Milhone, president; Dor othy Crawford, vice - president; Verlee Conner, treasurer; Lois Ma son, secretary; Myrtle Kelty, assist ant secretary; Dorothy Crawford, reporter; Margaret Milhone, ser-getn-at-nrms; Marjorle and Mar garet Milhone, musicians. ' The Campflre Girls of Talent had their regular ceremonial at tho home of Dorothy Crawforl. October 24. The beautiful cradle ceremonial was given and two new members added to the group. The guardian, Mrs. Mae Lows, presented 81 honors to tho girls for work done in Campfire during tho last six weeks. After the cere monial, Mrs. Crawford served dain ty refreshments to the girls nnd their guardian. The Campfire Girls gave a very successful coHtumo Hallowe'en par ty nt the Community hall on Wed nesday evening. The hall was dec orated artistically with autumn leaves, pumpkins and cornstalks. , TJiem were 44 present, inelud Ingihn girls and their gnrsts. The mothers of the girls nnd the teach ers were special guests of the girls and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Delicious refreshments were served nt the close of the party. I GUATEMALA CITY, Nov. 4. (A1) Violent eruption of the vol cano .Santa Maria is believed to have cost the lives of a number of persons residing near its base. The city of Quetzaltenanga is greatly alarmed, although eruption of sand nnd lava has diminished somewhat. The government has sent aid to tho affected region. "Two Black Crows" At Craterian Today For the first time today Med ford will see and hear George Mo ran nnd Charles Mack. "The Two Itlack Crows" is an all-talking pic ture. "Why tiring That I'p?" is a com edy with music written by Oetuvus Roy Cohen, author of tho Hatur day Kvening 1'ost tales of ltlrmlii h Jim's "dnrktown." The creator of K I or fan Hlappcy nnd his Inimitable dark romradcM hrre provides the Crows with vehicle suited to their la'y personalities and drolleries of expression. Mornn nnd Mock, world famous through radio, slago and phono graph, nrn the two very, very tired sons of blackface comedy. Labor of any form Is Just what these two will have none of, and It Is fair to expert that "Why Itrlng That l'p" will concern Itself to Home ex tent with their nttempts to avoid physical exertion. Mack possesses a voice with that petulant. Inquir ing inflection that has only to be hi.ard to excite mirth. Moran is the flawless foil. Kvelyn llrent nnd Harry Green support the blackface duo In this Paramount musical comedy. Sale At Adrienne's Continues 10 Days Adilenne Steward's fourth anni versary mile began today and will continue tho next ten days, every article in the shop l)clng reduced price. Mr. and Mrs. Btew&rd started (n business four yours ago nt 103 North Central, with only a small stock of merchandise nnd home made furniture nnd fixtures In their store. In 1921 they moved lo Ihelr present location, and from a force of hut one clerk they now employ 11 salesladies, nnd its von In tho office nnd alteration depart ment. The sale which started today Is one of Ihn few sale conducted dur ing the year by AdrJennc. LOXDOX, Nov, 4. (fT) Cheer ing crowds welcomed King Geort back to London from Sandrliig ha m t h is a ft ern oo n . The king and queen drnve from the railway terminal to I'uelUug ham palace In the royal tnotur car. their little granddaughter, I'rincess Kllzahcth, seated between them and holding the queen's, hand tightly. Their majesties repeatedly bow ed nnd smiled In response to t he throng's hearty greetings. There was a particularly warm demon stration outside of tho palace where a crowd of more than 3.oou ac claimed their arrival. PA HIS, Nov. 4. !) Word tint King George of England bad died was broadens! liy a Paris radio station last night and not corrected until 10 minutes later when its in formation was found to havo been a hoax. Tho radio station received a phone call purporting to be from a widely known French news agen cy which sometimes supplies It with news. The speaker, after "identi fying" himself, conveyed the false Information that King George had just died. DR. OESER RESUMES AUTO SERVICE PLACE ASHLAND. Ore., Nov. 4.(Sp1.) Dr. W. 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