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MF.DFOTCT) MXTL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OUKliOy, WKl.XKSDAY. XOVKMBKIt 13. 1!K0 PAGE BAWfSS 1 ROBBED A 01 Half Crazy Baker Cow Hand i Identified As One of Ban dits Who - Wrecked and Robbed West Coast Lim itedDope Addict the Other Expect Arres's. CADET RESIGNSAFTER MARRIAGE LOS ANGELES. Nov. 13. (JP) Search' is under way today for a former Baker ranch cow-hand, bolicvcd by investigators from the Khcrift's office to have been the central figure in the wrecking' and robbery of the Southern Pa cific West Coast Limited near Saugus last Sunday night. Captain Harry Ilrooks, of tho sheriff 'a robbery detail, said a laundry mark on a torn coat, found near the wrecked train, had revealed tho identity of the sus pect. Other employes on the ranch,, he said, had identified tho coat as one belonging to a "half crazed cowboy," who has been missing from the ranch since Sun day afternoon.' The man's name waS not revealed. y Brooks said he believed the sec ond man described by pasienpcni. who were robbed of between $300 and $500. was an escaped nar cotic addict from Spadra state hospital. That one of the robbers may have picked up a ride to Los An geles shortly after the wrecking of tho train was indicated by Tom Firth, who said a coatlcss and halless man accosted hiin near Saugus ns he was returning o his home here from a Sunday automobile trip. The man toM Firth ho was a forest ranger nnd was In a hurry to get into Los Angeles to see ills daughter, who had been injured and was in the children's hospital. Firth said he took the man, who gave tho name of J lull, to the hospital, and was handed a $5 bill, pulled from a big roll the asserted ranger car ried In his pocket. Firth naid he became suspicious later, because the man described tho wreck in detail during the ride to tho city. No ranger by the name of Hall is listed in forestry department records. ' : I :v Imp 4 & , J5,J ' w 4 I : MEDFORD HAS A REAL ARTIST IN E Associated Pre Photo - Disregarding a West Point rule that says cadets "shall not hava horse, dog, wife or moustache," Cadet Paul Capron, r, eloped with Marguerite Gllesple, daughter of Col. Alexander Gilespie of West Point, with tho result that he had to resign from the academy. Arrive in Portland. TO JIT LA N D, . 0 toy -J$pv.; -la.-rr. Many hours lata as tHe fesuh of trouble with robbers near Sau gus. Cal., the Southern Pacific company's West Coast limited ar rived here late last night and to day was given the usual scrub bine preparatory to its return trip to California. Two victims of the robbers were still aboard, Mrs. L. H. Yott of Nogales, Ariz., who lost all her change and an unidentified nin who eluded newspaper reporters. "I've been interviewed enough, ho called to newspapermen as he left for uptown from the station. S. W. Meigs, Pullman porter, was something of a hero to the passengers. It developed. Tlio ban dits had loosened the rails and wrecked the flyer. Meigs, passen gers said, herded them all Into an empty enr and locked the door. The robbers did not reach them. But another porter, l'ompey James Anderson, said he had no such ,luok. ..,.,,... ! They milled every .passenger of mine," lie said. .('j'esluim New . store building fvill 1 Vtv" constructed on Main iVenue. PLANE AND CREW CIVITAVECCHIA. Italy. Nov. 13 (A Tho Italian steamship Arbo xca arrived hero this morning with the crew and passengers of a French hydro airplane picked up last night alter It had been forced down off Cape Falermi. Sardinia. The captain of tho Arborea said that he had groat difficulty in locating the plane because of a storm, but that when he sighted It he succeeded In taking off its oc cupants without difficulty. In nddttlon ho was able to hoist tho plane aboard without damag ing it. : The Arborea, operates on a line between Cagliari, Sardinia, and Civitavecchia. .SihrtonlMgglyWiggy..comr pnny'' established store in- tills vicinity. ' ! - 3C Jackson County Building & Loan Association Preferred Stock -IS- Saf Profitable Available -and PAYS 7 PERCENT! Capable home management and the fact that your money is secured by first mortgages on carefully chosen Jackson County property assures this ABSOLUTE SAFETY. Combined with this SAFETY is PROFIT and AVAILA BILITY in fact, all the requisites of a GOOD INVEST MENT may be found in this stock. (By Mary Greiner) I .If Medford evor hus a Bohemia, j Ilia little triangular art room re cently fixed by.Julos Helsman, manager of the Craterlan, should appropriately be a . corner of it. Just how one gets 111 there is hard to remembor after the first visit, but it is somewhere off the main entrance of the Cooley building. For the management of the local Pox theatres has taken on an art ist and ho, as well as his head quarters Is utterly colorful In cos tume. Art is his first name also appropriately enough and .Mueller his family name. He is 22, tall and dark, and very sincere in his work. After talking with him and watch ing him work, it is no wonder that j uiilinilcua Hull caiib mo ujavmcu in the maze of color impressions one absorbs there. Art Mueller halls from Portland, where he attended Jefferson high and won tho admiration as well as tho deep regard of both faculty nnd student body for his contribu tions to the artistic demands' of that Institutions. Posters- wero his long suit, and ho turned them out for every ovent lmaginablo- Al'ter ho loft Jefferson ho at tended Neville Art school, where he indulged hlu fancies to his heart's content, and as a conse quence attracted the notico not only of his teachers but of outside commercial art critics. Ho was Invited on the staff of the Fox theatres in Portland, which, like other large companies, have discarded the old fashioned displays for poster work. It was through the Portland theatres that Manager nclsman secured tho serv ices of this clever 22-year-old boy. who will give Medford what all the larger cities are getting in the atre display work. He has already completed five or six sets of theatre posters for the two local houses, having .arrived In the city Just a few days ago. Ono of the first of them was the group of dainty follies girls stand ing against vivid backgrounds of color and enticing the crowds into the Craterlan offering for this week until tomorrow "The Hollywood Revue." ' ' - ' "Threo Line Ghosts," In anemic paster water colors pale lavender, yellow and green were thinly quivering on another poster out side tho Itialto theatre today. The story of the picture Is told In the press sheets the title and an artistic imagination. These are the threo sources from which the Portland boy conceives his ideas for posters. ' Sometimes it's Just tho mood ho catches while reading a press sheet, and his pictures are utterly impressionistic. ln Ills -little three-cornered, stu dio are some of the pieces brought from Portland Lon Chaney done In brown oils, a cop set over on one side of his head, and a cigar. ctte, the smoke of which drifts off Into a wierd form, held in one hand. Mr. Mueller prefers to work In oils when he isn't pressed for time, and he wiil use them often In his displays for tho Craterlan. he says. This theatre will feature principally the likeness of the stars in the features. The Itialto. where action pictures arc shown. Ilia story will be emphasized. Art Mueller likes Mcdford, and. having plenty of work here to keep him busy, ho hopes to stny a long, long time. HAWKS TO MARRY LOS. AMIKLUS, Nov. IS. (flV 'I'lic engagement of llvssle Love to Wlllium IIu'vkh. broker. ' persist ently rumored anil iih persistently denh'd for (he past Bevenil weeks, today wua confirmed by the mo tion picture actretu. They will Ik1 nmrrled noon after the Christ miy holiday, she wild. With the ceremony Mary A si tor will become Mi Love's sis-e'r-ln-hw. She Ik married to Kenneth Hawks, a brother of the bridegroom-to-be. The former 11 ft tljii U'-n'.l uiut..i- nf Viir nin shearer, screen plaver. : married to Howard Hawks, an other brother of Miss Love's fi ancee. An Imposing array of Holly wood film colony luminaries wi.l participate in the nuptiul cero mones. accordinc to Minn Jovo. lilanche Sweet will be the matron of honor. The bridesmaids wlil be Norma Shearer. Irene and L'dith Mayer. Carmel Myers, Mary Astor and 1'ebo Daniels. E SLAIN IN BATTLE tally wounded by a stray bullet , either from tho convict's Run or from that of one of several police men who took part In the chaw. Tho woman waa shielding her C-year-old daughter when struck. I Kscapinr from a garage- on ! 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