Medford mail tribune., November 26, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

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WUMLLHUli
A VICTIM OF
R. R. BANDIT!
Mrs. Newton Chancy On
Union Pacific Train De
"railed and Robbed in
Wyoming En Route
Home From Legion Aux
iliary Conclave-Passengers
Suffer Minor Injuries
I'llKYKNNU. Wyo., Now 2ii.
A youthful bandit held up "l
robbed tho paHKeiiKem of Cnlnii
I'liell'le piiHiiiiimer train No. 17,
woHlbound 1 1 1 1 1 ChlriiKo to I'ort
land, Oro., three nillea iihI of here
at about 11 o'clock laxl nlr.hl atler
h'uvliiK cnuaed a ileralluienl of nix . limbic, nnil unveil mont of their val
ours nf the Heven-c-ar train hy pull, 'iiablea.
Ihic HpllieH from I lie riillB. Tho mauhiinl Unlay extended
One car, thointh off tho rallH, re- oyer iarta or Ihree alatea. Train
miilued ttprlitht. The other rive tohhery In WyonihiK Ih a capital
i-u in i rl to ri'Ht iiKaliiHt an einhrauk. offense and punlHhahle by IiiiiikIuk.
inent. i
The bandit earupcd with the loot Mi'". N. f. Chancy wiih mi her
lie deftly coll, .i lc, I fioin more than j '"V boine froiu Imllanapolla. where
M pUHKeiiRerH. none or whom wan i w" ealled hy the nallonal Aux
KcrloiiHly Injuri'd. liliary prcshli'iit fur n conference on
Unlike the notorloiiH Hill C:ir!lle, ' nallonal Ameilcan Lesion Aux
WyomliiR'H laat train rohher. who I Winy prourain. held Iher.i Novoin
iihihI ii rIiinh toy pIMol to rob n I 'f unil SX when the holdup
1 1 i 1 1 1 1 I'aelfle Iralii, the youlhfiil I occurred. Mr. Chancy received u
bandit, who hurried through the
vtWH nnil H(npp'i pnMHoniM'H who
hud Mt llio coatJH'rt, rarili'tl n .'Mi
ciilthor rovolvov.
Took Small Sumi
Huilroaii ufrirlalH huIi) (ho rohher
took nmoiinlH raiiKliiK from UK itiiIh
to $lf)0 from u numhor ol piinhi'ii
tiovH, but a tahulutlon of th total
nninint he ohlaliiod wan lniios
nIq. Many of (ho pattneiiKoiH con
tlntiud their Journey on weBllxniml
trulna ufltr they were hroimhl to
Choyonnp,
FRFR Wdttto
).tihirarllbt o.
JMiNonh lMniSi.,
if
Vmim
GHIRARDELLI'S
$1
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It
I'.ibb.'Iikci h kiiIiI thai IIki ruhbur I
j npin'ariMl iinxlnuH to tt uwny, im
llll iiiiitiimi li I m work, took whiit
t'vur wiih offered him nml liimtt no
ihriMilH In iirder to iihttiln lnoro. A
uiinilH'r of paHHi'iiKi'rH rcjmrU'il thtit ;
llin Immllt look only n nan or Hinlr1
mony. )
Mn. Chanty Robbed ,
Ml'K. I.. I). .lolll'H of KcrilNHT. I
Wyo., (Irpniiinimlal proHldi'iil of!
the WyoinliiK Aiiinilnin I'kIoii:
Auxiliary, and Mm. Xewtnn Clwiney
or Mi'ilioril. Oro., who lnld the
name poHltlfxr In her Hlyte. were,
mopped hy the hold ti while walk
ln up llio (rai'kH nnil rnldii'ri of s:i.
Itieluded ' In lh I'Ii'hi kioiip ill'
pHKHi'iiKiMH liroiiKht Inlo Cheyenne
from Ilia wreck were:
.Mih. I hum Will, IMttidiiit tsli. I'n.
.Mih. C. K. Kiillcy, Chiiilcvolx,
Mich.
Ali'M. I,. I'. l.iiiHon. I'orlland. Ore.
Clay M, Allen, , forestry aurvlee,
I'oi'llaiid, Ore.
I.oulwi Dalit, Haleiii, Ore.
Passeng.011 Left Cars
.Many of Hie pasaenKerH left Hie
coaches when (he cam left I he
liackH. mid I lie lone rohher. iifler
acarcliliiK iiiiHHeiiKera Ht lit In llio
cnnclicH, tinned and rohlied puhhimi
KoiH oulHlde the t in i 11.
A few of l hit paHxciiKcm Buf
fered minor rum and Im-iiIkch and
were ulvcn medical alleniloii, hut
none wiih Herloiixly Injured.
Clay Allen aald he wiih In n
lierlh and wiih not disturbed. Mrs.
Witt wiih oulKlde the train, Willi a
i) u in her of other paimnnKcrH, who
wero warned by A. M. Hiullh, por
ter, that thii rohher wiih worklim
telcitiam from her yealenlay afier-
noon itt :t:IO, hcih Irotn Nonh
rinllo, Niiyln thai hIh would ar
rive in I'nrtlaiiil at !:;!() tomorrow
morning.
Just how much of n delay tho.
holdup would VaiiHo in or arrival,'
Mr, Clumpy had not yot learned ;
today, hk ho had not heard from 1
her allien yoHlorday'H who. t
I'ort land I 'latin under way for
erection of annex to Kmamiel Iioh-
I pilal nt H Oil enminereiat ntret.
r.i4- KT,V
r.ui,y
i lllJOA.m,
Hie Milk site
needs in the
way she likes it
When children rebel at milk, there's
one sure way to get them to like it:
serve it in the form of hot chocolate!
Use Ghirardclli's Ground Chocolate
for its full flavor and energy-value.
Order a tin today,
"VClI O COL ATE
Let's Make This
THE
Happiest Christmas
OF THEM ALL
WITH GIFTS OF
JEWELRY FROM
JEWELERS
MEDFORD, ORE.
Night Golf on Tiny Links
New Fad in Dixie Society
I U i fa m &:ki SiVs
Iff mWmi4mm
Iteuular anil' call II a nlulil mare. Xeverlliele.- nilit cdf mi
M'liil-loy i,nirsi Is Ktilnu i:reai In (lie smith. Catnr Wooll'onl, .Atlan
ta liusine mini. Is hIiouii with two lair pl.iyeis on his prtvalo links.
ATLANTA ll'i Uohhy Jones'
homo town Is mi crazy a limit golf
It can't get enough nt it in tho day
time. Nigh! golf has found Its way into
the yoi'ii-iy columns and promie
to hceome a pnpolar after-dinner
fad tn Atlanta and the soiitii.
I'laywl on n miniature I s-hole
rour.se with an almost cimIIcsm va
riety of uniilc ot.stiu les, the first
private course of its kind In At
lanta Is a favmito gathering place
for soi'ii'iy. although addicts of the
oil ludo game have dohln-il it a
nltrhtiiiaro.
'overlng a n n-rc, )o-i Ilia nt ly
lighted with Illuminators nttachnl
to trers. the "pet' wit" cmiise
inaile Its dehut at a recently euier
Ininmetit at .lai oueliHld lodge, one
of At Ian la's hcautif ul estates, on
the city's faslllonahle I'nncc tie
Leon avenue,
The owner Is fator Woulford,
Atlanta huslnct.s man. who sought
a new met hml nf entertaining
guests.
Neuner Sees Little Aid in Liquor
Ruling That Citizen Must Tell
Authorities or Become a Felon
No particular enihnsiasm wn
shown yesterday by (it'ortc Neu -
ner. Culled States district attorney, ; ( The courts, Mr. Xcuner pointed
j'fter reading the press dispatches 1 out, are prone to consider an an
from 1'eoria, III., quoting lVderal ; elent statute in tho light of the
Judge Kithenry as having deelar-1 condltion.s if the day. When this
ed th:it any peion who buys a 1 enact ment was adopted by con;;
drlnk of liinior or knows of a ! re. there was no nro)iihiH.i ,.
friend, neighbor or relative wo- '
possesses Ibiuor, fur beverage pur-
poses Is. utile?.. he reported h
knowledge to the Cnited States;
government, a felon. crimes which in themselves nr.
Judge Kitr.henry based his opm- i ft'dnnious and so reeognied by the
ion upon an act of congress ot',,;,w without specific statute be in;
1 TtHt, which is section Nti of the! adopted by the legislature defin
crimlnal code, or section I'M of im the' particular act as a felon-,
the' Cnited States code nnnotated. Judge Kitzhenry's declaration
"Whoever, having knowledge if;iltat "the Jones law operates nt
the actual commission of the crlni- Mitely outside and beyond the na
of murder or other felony cognijv Hon:.! prohibiti,.h uvt." was aisa
able by the courts of the Cult. J ' "pen to objection, Mr. Neuner
Slates, conceals and does not iis ' I"u"ted out, as the act directly ap
soon as may be disclose and ma'. e , l-hes to the prohibition law and
known the Mime to one of th--provides additional penalty for cer
.hulgi's or other persons in civil ,;,i, violations made unlawful
or military authority under th- j theretiy.
Cnited States, shall be fined not t An additional objection to the
mote than JoOO, or impii-oned not application of this ancient act of
than three years, or both
I lay tug uml lrltiklng Legal.
This act could have but rare a:i
plication in liquor cases. Mr. Neu
ner pointed out. The first la
which the district attorney found
in the opinion was i;s attempt to
include tiie buying and dt inkitr;
ef liquor. To this day these ac:s
lire not crimes under federal stat
ute. The Jones iul. which was men
tioned by the casiei n judge and
which nu.de certain liquor violi
lious felon U, does not include pos--eilon,
Mr. N'euher sa'd. and her.'
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I Tho "fairways are only one yard
j wide and the Kieenn hot two yiu'ds
In (HiiiiH'trr, mi lighting 's com
; arntivdy simple. All that i need- i
ed is a system of ordln;iry large
j lights and ref lei.-turs.
' Cut the eonrsc Isn't so simple.
1 It Is entirely a putting course with
a variety of wiid haxards. Ttiere
are earth and ti.rk-rovcrcU pipes
tn hliMni thriut;h. hidlnw to
!. nx. ti-fi-s Ituili on iiiootHts. in-
line.l green.v. a dug hg hole with
, l lit' f.iii way iiat 1 'invnl down to
aluiut two I're;. and a stoall ruv-
' iTcil gate ihiongh which the pHlct
! must pass.
The cliaindui is a hole which
; reHliiii-N a perl'eci shot at a
hnllsiye. If th hall hits tho eye
' it caroms through a slat ltd hazard
to the green. If It doesn't it goes
i astray.
1 The fairways ami greon are lunlt
Up from a layer of cinders at the
, hot to in, t lien a layer of crushed
! I'oek. and a top layer of eoltnh
; rneeds mixed with oil. ,Vmi the
I greens are plenty fast.
' again the
: eiu or.
ctmrt's opinion
mid there were but few statu or v
felonies. The act. a Mr. Neuner
views it, could be applicable only
to common law felonies, or those
ingress, Mr. Neuner pointed out
is the constitutional guaranty
which protects a man from' testify
ing" against himself, or giving evi
dence which mii:hr inert mi n. t
, him.
W here a niMi sees liquor manu
factured. old or transported and
such Is done in his presence, Mr.
Neuner pointed out, the act might
be applicable, provided such a
prose u; ion con Id surmount th
other oiv.tares in its way.
tVnsplracy Statute- Kales.
The same end is now reached In
provecutions under the federal con
piracy statute, which is. in ett"ee
a dragnet which tilings in all par
t:es to any act coming under fe I
ral "Msuie.
There have been specific dec;
Sions on the ITl'O st.ttute ho'dm
that it is not applicable in miMte
mi'anors. To say the least." J. o. John
son, legal advisor for the feder il
prohibition unit here. said, "the
derision Is far fetched and of little
importance. The Jones r.ei by :;s
ow n terms specifies Yoinnu rcial'
transactions, which woutd remove
u from apiiltc itie.n in the Instance
cued by Judge Kilxlionry "
.Prudential Ins.
Company Opens
! Office in Med ford
j Walter J olmchcid. teprrsema
Mive for the Kiuentil Itisutamej
! iVmpAny of A mot km. Uvatrd .n '
j Medforl rvvnHv und opened an
. office for the.omp.iny in th time j
)-Hm n tho vArnmeiviwl Kinsncc
' corporation, in the Ktr-t National ,
j Hank building. Thu is the fii-t
i tiiTie thi company h.is h:id hn of j
; f ee in thss city, j
v ! Mr. iiivchei,i ha bven ;fh iho ;
: company for Several ears. comiiti
,hero from K!attsth K1K his (,tm-
;ly jioiiminymv: him. They a.-v j
I much p!e.sd with tho city nd v.il
1 tcrv. Mr, Imsvheid t m membc-
of the Kiwant club
Helmet loiitrtmtl Wtih s,nrf.
j I'AKIS. V - 1Mmo: anl
1 i.iri" knitted in one of f 'cecy
Shetland wool A!v whenn her tei
i wint r ?pet t-i. A tab over the er
' i'ViI In o a f cor ,:. h wide m -i:
i hich in- i';n I :ir,s;, ,
j 'oep nvei the .whet ear ';id Wmm l
CELEBRATES 45TH
Tho I'lrM ( hiisii;iii chuivh cvlv
Inaifd ilif.' -tth (itinivcvsiiry of t)io
oi'Kanliiiitinii of thU funnrrfidtiun
tt nil tho wennd annlvorury of ihc
pai.ji ntc uf t.nrinan K. Moll, Sun
clny with u i pro print ? program
t'onsiHtiiiK nf iiiu.sli. short talks ly
th p.tsttM-, Mrs. M hvkh rot Fisher
hihI iJtlH'is, iluriitK which a brief
Carmen K. .Moll
1 history of the c-hurch was given
from its organization Nov. 22. iss-
hy thiileen charter mem hers, the
only one of whom living here now
Is M rs. M a iga rel Fisher. Th fee
jothiT ihartrr members are living
I in other cities.
The pve.vent ehlirrh I'Uihlillg was
erectetl in l!H2.
Iniring the two years Mr. Mell
has h n pastor, tiie chinch has
made splendid progress, lioth
spiritually and financially.- All de
partments are very active now. the
attendance at the church services
ami Sunday school ranks aimmij
tho largest in the city, there have
heen added to the church 1 US
members, the total now being f4.S.
A thorough budget system has also
been Inaugurated and is working
satisfactorily.
Show Your Gratitude
Throughout the Year
A beautiful story of true grati
tude is told of a little child liv
ing lit a poverty-stricken home.
The mother had leaned, a door
shutter 11 p in t he corner of her
cabin so that her shivering little
ones could shelter behind it from
the ley wind, tine of tho children.
creeping behind this poor shelter,
said: "Mamma, aren't yop sorry
for the poor little children that
haven't any door shutter to go
behind?" In this child was ex
emplified the true sentiment '
the gratitude expressed by the Ctl-
gi ini fathers.
C;rat,itude is the open door thru
which we enter Into true peac?
and happiness, and this must find
Its right ful expression In unsel
fishness and eoni-ldcration for oth
ers. What n different world it
would be if tho spirit of Thanks
giving day wort to bt demonstra
ted, not only on a special occas
sion but throughout every day of
tho year! Into the thought filled
with gratitude, tnvy. malice, hat
red iul jealousy can find no en
trance. Thus is not true grati
tude a powerful factor in bring
ing peace and harmony to all
mankind '.' Kxchange.
i:rtiiur tur t.raiitudc
Gratitude must have an object.
It must recognize tho source of th
debt. It must express a feeling
tow ai d something exterior to it
self. If our favored position and
condition are due to our own ef
forts then wo owe nothing, hav
no reason for gratitude, and tluvo
is no object to which thankfulness
can be directed. Or if this is
material world and nothing else, if
I i f e in m e re 1 y a m ec ha n i ca 1 pro
cess, there is not hini; outside o.
oii'v" tves to which wo whntild be
extraordinary;
rrrc Parker Duofolds
Here are pen nd pencil to match !
(five ftaihinf colon from which ;
to trlcct), Prruurrlra TotK-h. '
Non-Breakable Barrels and
E-erl;int guarantee cn pen,
tkwttr Senas above. $S OO.W.SO,
anj $1 1 00. accwJint to we. See
them at our counter.
Larry Schade
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Bring to Thanksgiving
a brighter cheer
by
With all its round of happi
ness . . . greeting old friends
with warm clasp of hand . . .
seeing all the- family again
gathered together . . . ii just
wouldn't he Thanksgiving
withoi!tCanahr
Dry."
liriglit cheer
bubbles in its
crystal depths.
"Dryness," like
that of some rare
old wine, gives it
zest. Mellowness
CANADA DRY
The Qhampagnc of Qinger zAlcs
grateful. And If we are machine-. ' '"Vou say Jack couldn't play t!i"'otie night nd I thought ho was
I automobiles moving about in rigid ThaoKsgivnig game because lie , the most economical man in the
1 obedience to physical stimuli. 01 ; was h;.ck in his studies?'" j world.
tor anything, is only mechanical. "Yes! He flunked In oconom-
reaction that has neither meaning ics." j Klamath Kails (lift store open
nor v:ilue. Kxchange. "Huh! AVe!!, ho took mo out I od for business in this ottyv
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36 inches by 63 inches $25.00 '
4 ft. 6 inches by 7 ft. 6 inches $53.00
8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 inches $138.00
9 feet by 12 feet $150.00
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