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TSCIE FOUK MKlTFOTrn'MATTi TBimjXK. MttDFOmv OHIWOX. TUKKDAV, XOVK.MBKR 12," 1929. ! 5 5 J IN ESCAPE AFTER " PORTLAND, Ore.,. Nov. 12. (A') A rnnnliifc lint'tlu between a linlicemun and n prowler In a fanl'. lomible Poi'tlnml residential (llsl:lnt ended early today with the roll liar'8,OJcnpo from HeurchiiiK author Ulna after lio had been felled twice by police bulletfl. Aftor the robber If. nllesed to Iinvw entnreil Ihe nxcliiHlve IwnioK. of M. H. Kle)ier, llopliln .lenkhis, HChool iirlnelpnl, nnd John S, Coke, ho wuh met by II. S. WiiriH, kpccial policeman. The robber drew a pis tol nnd ordcre( I be officer to hols'. JilB hands. ' Warfnl compiled but seized his own revolver from a shoulder bol ster,,. The robber fifed ut him lour times point blank. Turnlni; to flee, the, (floor returned Ihe fire, but nnotKer bullet found lln mark anil sprawled the thief 11 Willi. He fled. TC1.MWOOI), Wis., Nov. 12. (P) -Woven men were burned, two se riously, by a midnight explosion of a Kas-filled furnace at Ihe Ameri can Legion aiidllorlum last niKht. Five hundred dancers on an upper floor were thrown Into a temporary panic. An unusual noise was heard In the furnace room. Several men in vesllRated nnd as Ihey opened th door thern was n terrific explosion. Those in front were blown through Ihe doorway. The door was hurled o'l feet and Iho blast shattered o(vcrv window In Ihe hulldhiK. I. i RICH ' AND LASTING IS THIS EXTRA - COFFEE FLAVOR W J B ,.' HI -TEST VACUUM i COFFE E i m'rmr eft mm : if 8MliHUIRSfeTERPAY v ..i,.ily li'ii"tlv,i". (ipiii'ite,,, , f AI' iJ''entm-.-t(rU yi ter).. ;Vj (Itntloincn ,iif thr.)atnlnlt'& who. spouted t lexlbldfuterliiesu' ixwii derous :wateh,,ehulr'iuH"and "detueh ublp cuffs, iiIho preferred blonds. In the full of 1S99 the prtss re ported n "im-at cm'zo iinioiiK the fushion'tble for blond locks." The prevHlllnit hue. of ball- anions so-'' clety women was blond or auburn., CCOR6IA BOA'iItD VyOGHwn I4Q PCxMS. f)nc prominent matron nt 5?fcw-, Iiort, who w(ih a grundmnther and whoso raven loekH were ono of lier chief attrnctionH, wa prepar liiK to appear as n blond the next Keanon. J ler example, tho news pa pern said, was Im Iiik lollowed ly other ihiw.'ijr'TH who were dismayed at the appearance of a few KtratfKly Kt-ay leks In their eheri.shed colf- Red Spider Seen by Court Hall As Greatest Future Orchard Menace Court Hall, well known local (H-fhardlHt, confined' to his homo fot1 the pant month, with , an at tack of rhc umntism, ha written the followinK nrtlelo on tho "Ued Hpldur:" , , , . , lUil Spider Kvll. . It 1h my opinion that In the fu ture the rod Hpidtti will be . tho KrealOHt pet that tho horticultu rist will have to contend with. It haH not been tjo many yearn nun that tho red spider wan prac tically unknown In thtH valley. I remember well when thlB de structive little intto made its first appearance In the Young & Hall DeAnjoil trees. , I hud all tile county ugonis come out anil Investigate, Tlfey pronounced It spray burn, ft1' Jt was spray burn, 1 had done n' mlffhty pood job. . ' A few days after this a sales man from the (lenoral .Chemlell j omiany visited the orchard and Upon examination with a high -1 powered idnss, pronounced the daniMKe done by red spider. At that time there was no known recipe to combat tho spider effectively. i wince .that time the red apidnr has practically spread ovm- the entire ItoKiie Hlver valley, causing much damage and expense to tho 'orchard!!. It will lake a tree f.om two ,to three years to recover when ionce badly dmuKed. Purlng the damaKe, the fruit will not size properly. it also weakens the buds for tho following season's 'crop, causing tho fruit to drop badly, and prevoutlng tho Imds from standing the hardships dur ing the frost season. The red spider is . very fond of I POSTPONE TRIAL OF SUSPECTED SLAYER NKW YOUK,- Nov. .12. (?) The trial of (leorne A, .MeMimus. fur the murder of IiIm unmhlei' nsmiol. me, Arnuld ItotliHleln, was ad journed Inday until Nov. IS, he riillup if the UIih-sm of an Impor tuni Hlalo wi(nest). The lit wltneH In Alvtn Tho I1I1IJ better known ns "Titanic" Thomp- son, ami alleged to be ono of the men with whom ile.M;uui mi. I I llMihsteln played cards a few days before the Hhnntliiir ninl uIwm-.. Ii I is said. Kothstein lost heavily to Mc.Mamis. tne Juror was sworn on motion of defense enaiiMel. I IV Mm v , after which Judge Thartes .ott' j.Ir., announced adjournment until I next .Monday. Three Live Ghosts Rialto Tomorrow Amoiiit the brouilwny hll to have heen aiiiutrrd by tho ihovIoh for reproduction with wound Is "Thrro I.Ivp tihontn," tln fnoioti:, 'oiiic,ly.,iaina. tho Hrri'ch loan; foMtntlon of whlrh will Iw on c. hlhlt at tK. ItlnUo thwttro hruln. nimt tomorrow. I'km. from tho ronfliiliiR xhaik ! of tho Klaui., "Thri'C l.lv OhoKlH," whl.h whon lOlulOllllv lirodtici-d hart tint the one nfttlnui of iho Intorlor of "old Hwooi-j hoart M" hump. In now played b'. foro a Ki-rti-i nt iiltioixsoon I... U. nruiinilK lin ludltiit tho fn in duo Hootlalld Vard tl.onclon' Poli-p lliiliiuirtor), , the inanalon f " mlllloiiulre p,rr, tho Klumn -of Whltwlmpol, l..mprtnou Worlil U4r front durhiK iho hont of hattlo, nnd London lown at iho llltii" of iho aiiiilxtloo rilolr.'ition Crtmini'iilod upon n "billllaiit" by tho natl.-m'n lutsii wlirn It bo R.in Iih lonu run iu n. pkiy. 'Tliw l.lvo (lhom" In wihi to bo i-onld-pnihly Kroator ontoi-talninont na n ert fur brlow hlrt'knoeH, a fancy waiKtcout to which wan nppimiled a heavy kM wittch ehnlii nnd tnmm'H with. Inrffo i.-hcoUH uf vat loin huus. , . : After ndmlrlntr Mauhahttan OF THE . NINETIES PREFERRED' vBLOND) , "-hcnclr; John turned lo nm compnn- tlon, Dauiwl Sweeney, chief of the hChioago fire depaiunent and mid: j "ComIi, I'd llko to have this I ocean for u pool in my bark yard." ' Kunston was cliasInK AKtiinaldo In ! the Jungles of tho l"Jiiliptiiii' und I the llierrt wore preparing for war j with T!irat Itrltain. ' ISi-j'an wan totiriuK Kentm-ky, Mhon In the threes of fierce state pitlitb-al warfare. sweet clover that grows along fence ways and irrigation ditches. '. They w1b geticrully. fojpd on . t Jila I sweet clover until the clover be-, gins to show a dryness. Then they migrate to the orchards. The spider hibernates in the soil and generally makes Its first appenr ance, about .June 13, and .wll con tinue to work damage as Jong us the warm weather remains. Hibernating from the soil, It Is miraculous how quickly tho spider will spread. Home authorities think , the spider is carried by the wind. DeAnJous and Itosc aro the: splder'H , dvsseri, sonietiines they J do not euro for dessert nnd will, tackle, other varieties of . pears, ; but generally with . not so mmMwl rapidity Oh several occasions I : hnye had DeAnJous badly dam-' agod while an adjoining . block ot'jl oomico was never touched, -A great; many times the dumagn ' done t beforo one Is aware of It. The' only, safo protection is to carry; a good magnifying glass and ex amine' the under sldo of tho leavosj at least every other day during the spider season. Just when lo spray Is a problem k I as many times Irrigation Inter feres, To spray before irrigating A mignt no too early and alter may be loo late, . I have had my greatest success' In spraying Just as tho young j spiders IickIii lo hatch. I have never found that light oils do much good for the reason! light oils evaporate too quickly. 1 havo had good success with,! olek. Kven then two applica tions are sometimes necessary. ;1 have also applied oil early in the: season, with not tnuclv effect, ex-1 cept to delay the appearance of! ihe spider. Volck Is expensive rpraylng but the cheapest In the ; lorn: run. as It retains. Its streitKih! at a much longer period. Th'l d 1....... lu . original red spider, the spider hei being more of a greenish color t and much harder to control. I wot t M like to hear from other, orchardlsts on this subject and I think It would be of great educa tional value to all concerned. COrUT II A 1,1.. dessert fot the whole family ' JELL-wnLL'p seven fiuil (UviWoflcr you del Mtts of cndlcsl vatitys , It J the pcize winner too. Jtll-wcll wjiawjtJ td Ctand Ptiie by die Lxpoitnon 'Iutctnation ale, 1'Jrii. lk!tilJUsso'WELL ,V" Sold only in ilie t . ' Brlsht Red Bex i A V 7 V J ,,t H-,3Innnii, rejuvenated, )y;i H trf'utiiif'ntri at the ' derma n 'friths; whs returniiiK frofn abroad with jiHtw y.vm i in a campitiffn in wmo, : 'plaiiH for his nujnxlon on Fifth, uvtmue, Claude Adania wuh tdar- rliiR in tho f"I-ittIo MinlMbr'.' jtntl Andrew '-Slac4( another theatrical ; laol uf tlic lio'iir, wan HiwKinfc Irish j li.i'. aonnu l.i ii ;i1n",4vh.i,ll.. ' ! ilennant f: Iwetlp. ' ' " " ' j' Kir ThonutH' Upton, hrintflnfj lover liiB yacht fchjiinroek to iace 1 i Iho Aincricnii defender,. Columbia, j j wan Riven 'a Kicat ovation ay ho : en me ii).IJio bay lo ?se YorK- The I'lilverfity (f Chicago foot- I'.'ill leani, employing Coach HImk'h famous iocl(lo-bacU ffji-in-atfon, ci-ushed' Cornell in a sur prise victory, the proud Ithacans expoctini,' to run rings around the opposing "farmers." fi'e o r g I a lioasted of a world record water- ne-lon which weighed -1 -i ; jthinils. I iiuunirti ill il n til III U'UtJIll Wil lei - j (J M II I'll I 1 IIICIIL IJUUeH. liCOUlB I melon whleh"weitfhed '!! plunds. j attended organized eamns tlilH past I ill 1 rff'ii itit'in,iH . 'I ,111 nit 1 BErad - - tTar , . -ttJAt ill . u; Ill, W 13 in.' ikm .;. 1 ,t ;t;.i.- a mm I tj tomT-M mm I E ' SJ IM hwr III C IT . ' I fc 9 'i ;i V . lit f ill ia . rjLtiijL-i Lvov i r; I .;Sf.,;3 ; ..... v v,, : KJ--.,; Do lour r art With (generous tleart I 'I , ' V 1 -' ' j ' r p- " yi.tl.HATTHECdMM'ONITY- i I , 4. ', I - , CHEST WILL DO . ! . How Your Mdney-ss.; - :-' " J" ' " ' 1. Relieve Distress. . , Will OlstrihlltPrl " Whether tcmpJmy-?5Bcment. . . y " V .wY-T Whether physical cr "economical. . ' Health Association-. $1,000 2.'; Create Counteracting Influences. Humane Society ArJ.h7Sa , Against lrnhcaithful and immoral conditions. Red Cross 5,480 ' .' ,3-. Save Time and Expense. ' " ' , ' ."n"' ' n - . , Ono voire Kn1o'f rnidAri i fttrA rlnto I I I II ,f Girl Scouts Unforseen, otc. Administration HAKE COUNCIL OF I nnw nnniiTn inn dUi buUUIb'rIAb nnnuiTii in Mr in MUJlim.lNitAK i (Contributed) ., ; i The fiscal .year of the .'Prater Luke Council of the Hoy Scouts if America closed in October ami re ports wore made at the recent council meeting showing the pro gress of the work during the past 1 2 months.. '. A brief sumniary of. tho work follows: : Membership October 31, 1i)28, 1" troops. 2H0 scouts. .Membership October 31, 1029, 20 troops and 2 putrols;, 2:12 scouts. Present membership classified: 171 tenderfoot scouls, J8 second class, (14 first class. These registered scouts have ac quired. 71H merit badges. Scouts attended organized camps this past tm C:most!make':possible;:c;: MS; THE WONDERFUL WORK Health Association- $1,000 Humane Society ;...'...t .yiJ.C.ii.1 750 Red Cross 5,480 Boy Scouts . 4,970 Salvation Army , 2,000 ' Y, W. C. A :.: ..." 1,000 1,000 s' 2,800- ; 1,000, $20,000 summer as follows: Scouts Camp Applegato .". Sit Council Bolen Lake IS Troop 3, Fish I-ake". 14 Appleuute Patrol -. California Gypsy Tour 7 To'uil 81 Eighty-one. BOpuiB'ia :.camp for a i period of nt least one week this summer; .over 2!i0 men have been members of the council in the pust : van,' It a nnnnarvatlvalK cutfntnt. ed that BCD weekly troop meeting! have been held. -1 Thirty-six trained leaders of boys aro now registered as scout mas ters ami assistants in this council A large jamboree was staged in the Med ford armory In August with a representation of all troops. This : affair was attended by the public und was given without admission i charge. . Il is becoming one of the events of tho year among the youth of the city. . Objectives for the next year have been set high and the members of the council feel that they are in reach of accomplishment with the continued support of the purents and the ;pnununity as in the past. 3. Save Time and One year's budget raised in five days. One campaign cheaper than seven, 4. Insure Justice. -, v. . j. i -. ' . ,,' A careful check on each agency insures proper support to them and a ': fair deal to the public. 5. Be Businesslike. Economical management and accurate accounting instead of haphazard methods. v 6. Promote Community Spirit. All races and all creeds are brought together in a common effort for a com mon good. a, Jo L I Snaps Out of Cold In Record -Time! Bon't despair sorae ilay your social: calendar is lull, and you awnko with a miserable cold.' Be rid of it by uoou! You can, if ytM kuow tuo Expense. t tics colds'' in r(ica'rd, tifrie: ' : livery druist has this winiiforriU . tablet. Pttjit's Cold Coaipoan,! is ; what tlifcy t'-a 1 it.- 'Ifarnilcf, but a bcttr way to drive iiwu.y( coliJSj p than by dosing- with drills tliat-, jnukc tho J(Lad ring, Oon'b (jo to", A party red-nosed and with wattjry' eyes; get this quick relief for '30o ut uiiy Ur uJlorc. . , mm s I. e .' . I - ' I i f .i!i'vj if Y V motion ph'Uiro. .. .it..:'--
