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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECiOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER -13,-1929. Xcnenljfe HoIfywood Ity ltnhiii Conns. 1l01.i;rVOOD. Imagine being literally (ow away--from hq- do lights of shark-fishing In tho win- ors around llormud.i to Join n llol - lywoort gold rush In which you're nut imriK-umi ly interested. That was what ha p p o n e d to ! n 1 1 y Wulker, little sin Hint! h e r o I n ft oi ficorKo M. to hnn'g r ft c o n I New- uric miii- ..7. i tCii, , ..i t If . 1"', who wt8 rushed ! mil l.i i.lfii- nn. I oakle In "ilit the JJeck." I "I wn.i Iiavlmt j the g r a n d o s t , tlm on. my vrt i Vally Walker cation, there In Rjrfnntidn, when, my mitiiar sent for me to come Hiruiht on had; to XuW York,' 'she nays. "I didn't want to rh. fie paid I'd have to, bnciiiiHO all the hIuho peoplo were hrctiklnK their neck'n trying to ff"t calls to Hollywood, 1 '"Well, I went, and although the Idea of Hollywood did not appeal miicll, iir I wanted to stay In Ntw i York, I took talkie twits with Kox. While I wflK'HtlU takuiK them, AK nan inai n my manntter pnonen i tht.t he had already nlRtied up n me 'for thiH pielnro. Ko, willy- nllly. here I am. li mltfht have heeh ''nllly then, hut If Ih reitalnly "willy" niw. t I'olly hits r.illen In love wilu rall fornla. ' Mluh and Fur. Mint Walker conies from n th.--Ulrica) and cirrus familfr. SIk made her alae dcljut as an Infan', a hahy "prop." And at three he Flioke her fintt lineH. "I Was tu pi mxel to he dead, r.n-1 I 'fell asleep, no they naturally thought I wuh a great actre.stt they had to pinch me to get. me irp later," nhe Uughed. Hho likeH shark-flnhinj? Iphe 05 tui lly 'enuKht nome of the finny ninnwiei'H and one of her nmlii llruiH Ih to fly to f-Ionoliiu. ""Afraid? Not If 1 had a tfond jtllot and a Kood plane. And why not we fly to Oallillnai don't we'.'" At lUiiidotn. , Ki'rtlliiiind Sehiimann-llidnk, mm of Ihe operatic rontrallu, ha.n a part 111' I'MdU) DowIIiik'h new talkie . . '. And Joho Ihdir, who came to stnr in (he HpatiUh vorwion of theTttiime lilC'lire, will remain Jo star In Knj Hh)i, tullttCA rkH well , . .. 'Ho riiadn tlin itr'ade, nnd known KnifilHli pev- fwdly, fir- k hUh-Hc, numhers of RtiHHiiii nttf wUjd;0OH 'follpyini.-it1uiMi): of mean liiihlhoNHeH of their own Jn iWAn IHch nnd Hollywood, are on regu lar call for extra work In motion plehm-H . . . They like It . . . Jumen J. Corhelt, one time heavy woIkIU mi?.o.ilii(i ctiampion, Ik lnaklitK u fMtn comehack In a now talkie , . . That famous "hwiui dance" of Fnnnle 1 1 rice, tixm! Iy her in her firM talkie, "My Man." will he Keen afcnln In her hocoihI, "The Champ." YdUNG BANDITS ROB ESPEE BUS DRIVER J'OHTI.ANn. Ore., Deo. 13. (P) Three youthful ' t-obherH' Mrcod A KotithiM-n I'noffic nivtNi'hu..to Mpn nt Cnok Htaiion. lu-yond (tKweo, I'lirly today and l-nldied (1. W. Mr Ooy. driver, of $14 of his own money. There were'no.pnsHenftei-M on the HtitRe. McCoy told nttthorltleA a third man In n tourliiK ear nwalteii the m Iv. 1 - - SHE WAS ALMOST I, "I rm"rertnlnly 'happy over mv new health and HtrriiKth nnd It l n pleHNure to recommend thin dif ferent and roimu Mbit) H A r k o n treatment. "I-Nir three year I miffered ho much day and nlnht with neurit In MUH. VXllMV, SWVKHT" nml' rheumntlm 1 wan nlnit n nervnti wreck. My liver vnn't woiklnp rlpht. I wa dlrxy nnd hcodachy, nearly everythlni; ! t unve nie hidlKetlon nnd t wn continually takinn luxativen. I lout weiKht. HirenKlh nnd energy. Ivn taken three bottle of Saruon nlonR Vrllh the I'lll; every iituiill? end theiimatle pain 1 pone, nnd I've unlned len pounds! My fond ncreen with me fine, I elcon well and am ptrttnK nnd full of enemy! Hamon Till rh! me of ronniipntlon nnd my liver 1 toned up nplendldlv!" Mr. "iiitIo V. Heiveil. W. I!2 Honne Ave., Hpoknnej NERVOUS WRECK ,JUagfii um Co., AjfcntH, AND PLANES BURN TAMPA.- l-'ln.,'Defv1 fir j swept iliruiiKli Ilia steel hangar at I the municipal airport here early today destroying lit ulrplanes. 'Die I loss was estimated nt $100,000. ' I Thn liliivt, umu two ,1 tiierivni-nd ; . ,. ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,'i1i,,i. j nearhy residuum und Hie hitMdlnft'H I i interior wuh u mass of flnnioi. Lino of the planes in tlio hangar wuh owned by Kniulall Norvel of Ht. lotilH. Nuivell owned the. two plunoH uhp( In nil endurance ui tcmpt whirl) crtiHhed hen Knndiiy nnd kilted two pllotH. AHHlKtunt Klrfl Chief Ben Turrfn until liu fmnwl tiltiiwiti mi1 uiiii I urn mi I covered with Kiiolln and,' to Rthor with It. Wullace DuvWh, lavliitioii eominlHHlon ohalnnnii, lie Knn tin tnveNtixutioii. vSIFIVE BROTHERS PLAYED 1 wasti-()T(. Ih- Foo0mil', hritthor net tin MnoneyH and the 7,-liH of ( h'orKelnwn unlverHlty. Jim, i'hll and Hill Mooney und John nnd Kmll Hnzok, hiotherH nil under their mole nklns, were- I ni porta nt parlH of Cimnh )ou Llttle'H (ieorKetjwn Hfiuad . thiri year. Hrother Jim In eaptaln of the (leorr;etown - eh ven; ir tackle nnd one f tho otitntandlnK punteiH of Hie HeaHon. Johnny Ho7.ek hat won wide notice iih n. halfhaek. Thnje two nro tho hI:lth of Ihe five hrolheiH. lint often In tho fieo rue town lineup " are' hll or Hill .Mooney, tackle and end. re Kpectlvely. nd Kmll liowk, hnlf luick. TOOXT(), Oec, IS-() The Toronlo,;Rfarv thfn 'nftemonii In n special illKpatch from Alniilranl wi.VH that Cunuditui niunulact nnTH of newHprlnt have ulmndoued I heir plan In lncnnne Die prico of paper $ u ton u! I Imj mi i Mm. Confidence Js Ks-iOntuil. The HliowInK of federal milk InvoMlAiltor- tioW In1 Portland that eonNUinptlon of milk has Increased lit; much an &D peri pnt hi other uroM- ''fi'itdinK' to estiililfHh con sumer confidence Ih entitled to he taken at face value. Moreover, It ItiiH n ' double MlKnlficance, Inas tnilt'h nW !(' oitht Id work ottl 't'o Ihe ullhnalo advautaKe of hull) the user of more milk und the dairy Intercut that mipplicH him. ' If 1s unlversally conceded that milk Ih indlspennahle In the diet of the youtiR. The milk-producing In dustry Ik at the huiuo time a vital fnetop In the proMperily fo'OrcHon. With roHpect to the freo uAti of milk, ronftdence Ih, uh Mr. Miller remlndH uh, (he main thing. There miiNt he not only ' nn ordinance tiH near the practical Ideal n.s Ih reaNomihly post'ile, hut the kind of enforcement that accent m ten the Idea. (Mven both these coiidl Uoiim, and the matter of price he come germane (u 0 Ihsuc. 1 1 la perhaps ohvloun that prrnde-A pillk cannot be produced iih cheap ly um n commodity free from reu:u lallon or Inspection. The point here.' liovevei. In that the public confidence of which Mr. Mlller'haw Npoken h ft prereiiulHlte to nny fair rendjimnnent of rntefl, Con HumerH will he vaatly less Inclined to quibble over f ructions If they are find peiHiiaded that their money' worth is fairly nwured, Ori'Ronlan. ' '' In ThU Hill iHillnr? The OiCK'tnlnh Saturday morn ing had mi the front pane n Htory concerning n Hpeoch made by Fred Mo wilt of llouton, Tex., to the Oregon hotel men. In which Mr. Moyart told our part of the coun try to wake up and tell the world about our climate nnd poHNlbllttled. Men. H. It. McVey of Cleveland, O., vMttng friend here, rend the Htory, nnd Saturday night went down to the Multnomah hotel, where he found Air. MoRurt talk ing to a group In the lobby. They gave a little Hereech nml kissed each other. Vhy, SIh. what ore you doing not here?" "How about yonr.-eif. Hrother Fred? It wan the Kecond time brother und' nuder had met In 20 years. , To Rturn Prowler OLYMI'IA. Wash.. I.ee. 13. m V. IC, JeniiltiKH, Seattlv hrtllce' ot- fieer. left ior JancRvlllo, WIh.; o return Moyd 8. Knthom, helteved lo be tho "iorfunuMl prowler," who hnn Invaded more than a hcoio of Wtishtiinton home( to Hentllo for trial. F.xtrndiUnn pnpor wr signed hy (lovei nor Itoluud H. Unrl ley of VnhlnKion. .. , lumberman Dhw 8POKANK. Wash., Deo. Is. (fll The reslKiintlon of T. .1. Iluniblnl. of Hand Point, Ida , as president of the Weyerhauser Hales company dlstiiliutoin for lumber mills In Washington, Oregon. Idaho nnd Minnesota, was announced liei-e. l-'rc-ilerlck I Weyerhauser. of Minneapolis, grandson of the foun der of the company, will succeed IllimhlrU. . Curtis Has !aI O.M. WA1IIOTON. lvc. IS.m Vice-President Curtis was forced to go home from the capitol lo ilny lucausi of n severe cold which has liothei'i d, hint for Mverr days, Press Comment M NEWARK THEAIE1 Ry Denilng S'ymoiir. NEW VOJtK'Vg'hfiThniaG Guild began It twelfth Saw York neason with "Kiir'l, and. Anna," u Gorman piny hy Keonhnrd Frank, n waited with intereHt not only for itH own t Ha lie but because r '" flhrt vehicle ' tot the talent of J Alice Brady. . Kiehnrd, er- man pilnoner of, war in tt fim-l Hiim camp, talks tu hi.1 fellow- ciiptlve Knrl 'rf; JiU,; wjfe until j Karl cornea lo : know every mil; uiia of Anna's life and to re gard her nn Xh"i Ainpo iiraoy. - figuration of his own bachelor dream. ' When Karl escape he hastena to Anna and present himself a.. her long gone npouxe. Anna is not deceived, though entranced by Karl's intimate knowledge of her. She knows this Ik not Itlchard, btit he makes her feel tliat if he i not, ho Ih to her what Itlchard .(h on Id have been. Karl fltny with Aiinh nnd loves her, and they learn what conjugal happiness may he. Of course Hlc;i ard come homo one day, and Ann.i give up her. home to cling to Karl. Those who rend "Knr1 and'Anna11, a n novol nnd were Impressed hy Its simple, glowing fire, found the play lacking In-the novel's Inten sity, hut tho piny has several mov ing scene; notably the one In which. Karl, meeting Annu, induces U"r to call him by her husband' name. Miss Hrndy, cast lately in lighter role.s of sparkling ' comedy, Indl caies. In the part of the ponsaiH wlfe. what greater depths of char acter po rt ra y a 1 a re Within her range. Otto Kruger. nhn a new comer to the Guild, plays Kail, and Frank I'onroy in Itlchard. A IVnal Trnt'dy. ' . Not often onconnli'riMl In nnyj Kf-asun are playH that Mend mi.fi , cnccH away Impelled to rlKht tl no dal wrong.- Tho now theatric.!! ynar ha.-t' already produced wuch a play In "The Criminal Codo," !)vl .Marl In Flavin, a mntiiro study of our penal system. A youth sent tip -for manslaugh ter Is close' to madness In the dls malliy cif the prison Jute mill when the warden, pltylnp, nrranKos hU transfer to the healthier atmoa pliern of oulside work. Just r.s the lad's- rehabilitation peenis to Impend, he sees n killing within the walls. The legal code eomoianils that he tell on the kill er: lite erimlltnl codo forlilds It. He abides by the" prisoners' cod?, and sinks again into n dungeon, this time Inextricably. Arthur P.yron und Hussell llardto shoulder the chief roles, llcrdie as the prisoner. Ityrnn us the 'district ultorney who eonvir.Vs the youth and who then boeomcs the prison warden. ' , .Miss OmTx CollK'dy. -It Is-good lo have .lane Cowl-l-i civilian- dress-nKnln--nfief-BiMii In the plushes of a Itoman sena tor's wife, a Plerette or a Ulmlni's sweetheart. In -"Jenny" she Is Jenny Valen tine, actress, who on the way home from the theater walks by clianre Into the Hie of John Weatlierliy. a brilliant lawyer loved hy his fam ily for his 'checkbook nlone. ;'ApplyTittt' he intuitive nndr-r- stendlng to his desolate homellfo. she rescues him from his Irksome kinsfolk; but her emotions of de sire get the liettei of licr-nltnilim and she luies him to ll 'Canadian Isle. When she sends him liar coached 16 rule' his own home, lie finds his lot too Intolerable and re treats again to Jenny. In this comedy by Hdwnrd Shel don nnd Margaret Ayei- Harnes, Miss Cowl plurnhs veins of wily and Incisive humor. Sir Ouy Stnndlng plays' the bedeviled lawyer. t)ll ravorltcH, . . . In nn niry-comody, -William Fnv ersham Is In our midst as the ex klng of. Constantla-Ki'llx. Ills ve hicle. "Her l-'rlend the JvlliK." Is a Crnustnrglnn comedy In which ho is won by the rich American widow who saves ills throne. The current Victor, Herbert' re vlvnl nt the .lolson thenter nssum o, major proportions with tho re turn of Frltvtl Scheff to the role of "Mile. Modiste." which she created no less than 25 years ago. Not only the oldsters thrilled to her singing of "Kiss Me Again." JAIL CATTLE RUSTLERS OF THIEF VALLEY DIST. UAKKIl, Ore.. Dec. P) Hill .Maekey and (leorge Ilollowuy ot Ilnlnes were undrr. arrest today chniged with cattle rustling. The two are declared to have killed and butchered a cow belonging to William A. Htewitrd on a range In the ' Thief valley section. This crime conslltutee a felony and both men nro In Jail. ' ncpodtors Sue " POUTI.ANO, tire. Dec. 1.1. W On In-half iif (hemselves and 1094 others who had savings deposits In the Astoria, Havings bank of As toria, Ore., at1 the' time tt became Insolvent. VM re. W. J. Tlees, Mrs.' 11. It. Hurrah and John Parpola flleiV,syit today 'hi 'federal court against A. A. Hchrnmm, staie-kniik superintendent. ' MkhtgM Kmrn WnVe "LDNDilN.- What do gales moan to Vikings? NotwIthitund lug shipwrecks iih Itrlttanla feels the wavm. King ihrtstlnn nnd yuecn Alexandrine Hf Itenmnrk refused to deluy their voyage home. "They're good tut Horn," wild legation offlrtHl. - AlMiMhm vlttt QlM:i:NHT N. Ireland. Per. 13 (AV AH hoie wan nlmndoned tt. dny of rerioutlng he liner Celtic which ttlTitndtd on the rocks near here a yem oiflt. ,' 1 '-'i' i The Secret of By Natalie Sumner Lincoln t SYNOPSIS: A itormv ten heltaren Obadlah .Hvana, . . Ihretotl. Yankee 'farmtrs "aiul 1'tlWU threatens their trlentllu re . Intiont momtntartlv. In a late ulllht vtait, Evuhb queattona Peituu about the inteetng letter to him from Jamteaon Sinalatr, teami believina heauapecta her, raptiea untjrily, prvleatino her in uoaence. Peace ia restored when 'Obatliuh expreaaea belie In her innocence. ArHiln Chaae iolna the Orowlno Hat of thoae who ,u.pect i .ttumlown when he enoountere him ' in the wooda. The Indian eveaka cnlumallcallu of havlna a paper whir.h - l-eutty neede and thtn daehea oil into the wooda, - ..Chapter 28;. t ... i IN THE BOO OOMEWH AT; tired by bU brisk walk-.Irom whera ha bad. been talking to Sundown, Chose climbed tbe .stairs of Fire Looko(nt Tower to th telephone.'-' , . ' , ' .' rlo frowned when repeated! at tempts failed 'to raise anyone at either Yew Lodge or Echo (arm, but tried the Evans farm again and Deborah answered, Obadlah euo Informed him had gone to Litch field to attend a farmer's meeting. , The botanist hung up the re ceiver and then paused. Should lie make another effort to locate Peg gy Prescott? If he did, what could Peggy' screamed as:sha vainly strove be tell her? ' That the erratic Sun down appeared . to be on a ram page? That was no information, to give a girl living alone with a negro servant, her nerves already keyed to the breaking point ( No, he decided lis would return to Stone Tower, take his car Hd try to catch Obadlah at Litchfield.- From a vantage point behind a clump of sbrub oak, Jim watched the botanist leave the tower. Jim waited until be was out of sight, tkeu climbed to the tap ot the 30 foot tower. , , From the observation tower one could see for miles around. Taking the binoculars strung arouug.,bla. neck, Jlni' surveyed the wooded country. Even with their powerful lenses he was unable to catch sight ot Yew .Lodge Only part ot tbe pond was visible. Disappointed be dropped the glasses aud grasped the telephone. , Ho. gave the number for Yew Lodca and waited. . A worried op erator reported that she bad been unable to obtain an answer; that no one ,had answered the dozen calls she had tried to complete. Waiting no longer, Jim took the stairs two at a time to the bottom and hurried along the steep -and rocky path down the mountainside. Totally unaware that her absence from Yew Lodge was concerning others, Peggy Prescott wont along the path leading to East Summit, while Julia, the ever-faithful, plod dad just behind Tier, - On reaching the forks In the paths, Peggy hesitated; tho climb upward was certain to prove a tax on her ankle, carefully bandaged as It was, but the more level path led, as ho knew, to Sundown's camp on Blind Man's Blurt. She had given her word to Oba dlah Evans not to go to the camp unaccompanied hy one ot the three men ot her acquaintance In that part of the world. But the place drew her as a maguct. Julia, not knowing the cause of hor hesitancy, brushed past her. "Don't go that way. Julia." Peggy's call stopped her maid as aho was bout to take the well beaten track leading to Bilad Man's llhiff. Julia halted, a eoiuewhnl mutinous pout on her lips. "Aln" dat wliar Is de pine trees we 8eos from Yew Loilse?" she asked. "I ain't nehher been on dat bluff." "And w are not going tliere :.iT,iJg-ffBi,i,,altl....itiiu.-iiaswS Old "Med ford Mail" Found in Ruins of Dwelling Razed in Jacksonville JACK.MONVUXU, Ore.; !ec. 13. (Mill.) Mr. Mechutn, Who pur-j chit.tcd the Murry plnee on Nnrl'i Knurth Hlreet recently, haa , torn i down the house nnd will nut up n j new ht.ine there for himself nnd j family. White tearlnc down tho I old hultdlnK he found a "Mettford ' Mull." di.led IVceinher li. 1 ;. j The fotlowlni: two llenM wexe t;(Jicn j from the Jacksonville It emu of that I l(Mier: " ; "Adarnl chapter, 0. K. s.. elected the folNtwInc officei-j nt their a meeting: Aninlln Itrltt, worthy matron: James fmnm I Her, worth v ' IMU'op; Iteulah Neil, muociitie fuL-1 - - . 1 Mohawk Pond now," answered Peggy, with deci sion. . "Let's 'keep to tbe woods. Come on," and allowing no time for argument, she led the way due east, carefully cklrtlng Sundown's camp. ..." . v'l ... '': It was not visible from -where they were and-Julia, annoyed that ber suggestion bad been overruled, sulked along behind. However, her fit ot temper was ot short duration and she stepped out more briskly as the ground be came flatter. Tbe woods were still about them when they reached the banks ot West Branch Brook. , i Keeping close to Its bank, Peggy and , Julia, trudged along, heading north, the latter pausing every now. and then to explain with oy when ever she recognized a familiar plant or evergreen. . . "De flowers Is all out down our. way. Miss Peggy," she commtnted wistfully. "'Pears like things ia late up hyar." "Surely: vegetation Is about three or four weeks ahead ot us at your, home," agreed Peggy. -,. She looked at her walking boots; they were. wet and she realized that the ground had gradually grown marshy. The character of the trees about them had changed,, but Julia,, obliv ious to nil except the pitcher plants and ihe arethusa orchids to pull the maid from the marsh. whlcli'she glimpsed every' now and then, kept steadily ahead. ' 1 "Dar, Miss Peggy," she cried In triumph; "see, one ob de' pltchei plants Is In bloom; I'll git It tot you'," and Julia splashed her way onward. A few rods more and .she was abreast of the plant and she piling-, ed forward up to her ankles. Willi, the blossom still beyond her reach she waded further Into the bog and. clutched the stem, tearing It off. : Then she turned back, but tin foot she tried to withdraw from the bog sank deeper into the treach : erous swamp, . "Miss Peggy, ob, Miss Peggy! Help!" i-t. Julla's piercing cry reached Peg-i gy as she stood leaning against a treo- trunk some distance away: rostlng her weight off the lame ankle. Startled, she sped In tin direction the colored girl had taken . "I'm stuck," walled Julia, noun derlng about In her desperate de sire to reach firmer ground. "Don come no nearer: Jes" reach out or-, lemme grab yo' ban'." Peggy did so and was near! overbalanced. "Walt!" she cried, throwing hc Beit on the ground and extendi her band. "There, hold on, Jails I'll pull you over here." But J ul In was the heavier nl tr two, weighing close to two hi; dred pounds, nnd Peggy's strena' proved futile to drag her out of t! bog. i "Don't struggle so." she panlci'r she herself was slipping, sllpplv toward Julia. "Pull yourself up I me, Julia: I can't budge ynn." Frantically, gray with terror. .1 Ha strove lo do as she w-os advise--Instead she sank slowly dow deeper and deeper. "I'so gone. Miss Peggy," ! gasped. "Save yo'se'f." and she r leased her grasp of Peggy's arm Peggy looked Into the hig, hia eyes; their dog-llko fidelity wnm a piteous cry from her. nnd forgr till ot self she threw out both nrn and clung to Julia's hand. The impetus carried her heyon the firmer ground: she felt hr chest pressing Into the bog an her voice rose- In one plorclr shriek after another, lo end In gurgle as her head sank forward fCoav'-irrM, ). .tiialf-foii naif Co J . Willi It Jtili.Vo tote? Th. on wer Is qlvcn in tomorrow'. In sUllmcot. ron: 'Curiime Linn."seciMary; Mary Miller, tivnsnrer; Mai he Cameron. iconductrePB. and Kmnui Dunfoid, ii-ocUtte condiictrewi. Insinllallon to take place nt the meeting of Peeemlier 1 1!." "Jacksonville KnRinc company Nn. 1 i.-hully ennaed In makiiii: rtrranuemcntrt for he prand MM to he Riven hy Ihe company on New Year's eve. The ever popular Hel man and Satchwell orchestra oT AshlMHl will h.we rhare of the musical prtinrnm. Huvnr Harney County Mercan tile company etore beini; rmml-led." AIR-RAIL SERVICE i - - - .- HT. fctOUIS, Dee.l13. A two day flli-rnlr eryteo between New York and Han Krnneisco, effective today, Was announced here by T. II. Clement,- general traffic man ager of the Trans-Continental Air Transport. t ' t ' t The added nervice .will '16 be tween Han Kranclsco and Hnrstnw. Calif., ea-stbound, and, Lor Angeles and Han 1'Vancisco westbound, us ing tho T. A. T.-?daddux lines' while the ba la rice ,of. tho journey will ho made over tho present uU -rall hookup. ' " -' JO ant bound planes will leave Ahrtncd.i airport, San Francisco lit 7: 1 ft u. m. and connect nt Har'stow with lhe transcontinental plane from I-oh AJigeles. ;A.et hound puHHertKom will ; IttfVa i the tra ns continental piano, nt -irand Central terminal, (ilemlole; nnd board th northbound' T. A. T.-Almklnx craft at 4:30 p. m.1,' arriving in 'San I'Vanclsco nt 7:45 p. m. LONI)'ok',' oe'ci1 ivX-m thve persons were killed and 30 injured when" - a , ,motorbus collided last night Willi A street cm- nt Knfleld, Middlesex. .Four, of the victims wero women, nnd. all those killed were bus passengers. ' - The street car overturned, im prisoning 'the passengers amid piles of broken glass nnd debris. The collision came when the bus swung out. to uvold striking u cyclist. SKYSCRAPER WILL HAVE ?Ki'-S'6rte.-. Dce: 13. P) The -time 'when' ' Iruniot-Clfnlc' hrt sliips will land passengers on skyscrap ers is foreseen by Alfred K. Smith. The R.ri-story .building to be erect ed on tho site of Waldorf Astoria hotel by'-a, company of which ho is j presldi-nt'wlll lie. rfurmounted hy a j 20u-l'oot luooi'ing miust ' for dirig- ibios. ' Tiic former governor ox- j peels that passengers will be on j ihe Fifth n'venue seven minutes ; after a ship is eonneeleil "With tile I mast. Ri-gulih'- transoceanic air ship traffie, ho belli-Ves Is n matter of. coniparaliVely short time. ' ! Know.Hnlts Iogging SKATl'LI-:, Wnsh., Dec 13. (IP) Many' Png-ct Sound logging camps hnvC' been - forced' to i shut down earlier than usuill hecnuse of the heavy snow- lo' the foothills this. year. ' alt a. rv ; FOR DO FIVE KILLED IN CRASH mm Starts another successful year with 30,000 acres under CONTROL eAST year the rise of Avon Spray .Emulsion ( 383.7 per cent over 1928. Approximately 30,000 acres of choice de ciduous orchard land-formerly handicapped by scale pests-ate now under the control of Avon Spray Emulsion. . This sensational record pays silent tribute to the finer qualities claimed for this superior oil spray. Hundreds of successful deciduous fruit growers endorse Its effectiveness. They say it leaves more oil on the trees that it is quicker-breaking than. other emul sions they have used-that Avon Sprav Emulsion stands for less waste-that it will not burn or damage a tree when used accord - i ,. .: . tng to directions. ASSOCIATED OIL Tht Aeeociated Oil Company leenU in pro- I dicing, reijinlng mnd B marktlng oil iprayt I direct Is Ik gronnr. Jr 4sbu ri (Htort4l by MMetl County Abftrwt CM .Marriage LlcenMit ' , M Tlerherr G.-Hrey lind' Helen Gre-j goiy. Cioorge Ilrown and Stella Van Sunt. John L. lloskin and Uulh A. Hhafter. 1 James M. lloskin and June K. Adams. fltvitit t'oiii-t Caston l-'eritund vs. Madeline Fernainl. For ilivnrce. . Ifari-y R. Monis vs. I-'. M. I'i'owe for catlcl lien. Hurry It. Morris vs. Dii-k Simon. Chattel lien. C. N. Caton vs., II. T. Single, chattel lien. K. (inrri-tl vs. Chesler W. Prose. Chattel lien. . li. (. Ames Vs. 1-M Xi-lson. Chattel ' lien. Motor Kloctrio Co., nn Oregon corp., vs! l'liiillii (lllhani. chattel lin. ' Joe II. Meyer vs. IC. J. r.ighani ft al. Chattel lien. Older Tire Service,' Inc., vs. F. A. Denser et al. -Chattel lien. Older Tire Service, Inc., vs. Chas. Campbell ct nl. Chattel lien. . Armstrong Motors, Inc., vs. Fred KylCM. Chattel Hen. Motor Kleclric Co., n corp., vs Phillip Cllham. Cliatti-1 lien, Joe II. 'Meyer v, K. J.' lligham et al. Chattel lieu.'' ItoaG Kstntc Transfers.'' I lloliert AV.' Clani-y, et ux lo Itognc Itivcr compuny. W. D. tot land in twp. ST S.. It. 2 W., I0. j Huby McKinney. et ux. to Mrs.! F. W. Bull." W. D. lb lots. 1.1. and 12. of w. C.Myer Add. lo Ash-' land, $10. ' ! Kthel C. Boyd, et vir to Albert; C. Joy; ot al. ', Deed to iand in I twp. 3U S., D. 1 1-;., $2Ti. Wilfred I). Fleak. ot ux. to; William P. Habricht, W. D- to land III twp. 37 S., I!. 2, W.. $10(1.' J. I.. Oskar. i t ux. lo C. It. Slo vens, ot ux, W. Li. to land in twp. :!S s., It.'-I W., $10. William N. Carl, it ux, to C. II.' Stevens, et ux. Y. I), to land in twp. 3S S.. It. 4 W.. $1.00. -Mina fi. White, et ux. to P.ert S.' Stareliff. ot ux, W. D. to lota, :t and 4 of Ililslnger sub.. $10. j Homer-A. Banister, ct nx. to: Irene Itrown. ct vir. J. C. D. to land In twp. 37 S.. It. 1 W.. $1.00.. J. li. Watklns, et ux. to. M. A.1 P.liss, et ux. W. I), to "tile KM ; of lot '10 and V.Vi of lot 11. blk.; 2. Rest Heights Add.. 10 Medford,: $10.:. I .1. M. Watklns, el ux. lo M. A.! ltiiss, et ll., W. I), to land In two. ST S., It. 2 W.. $10. . ' I Louis Worth, et ux, lo Waller I,., While, et nx. y. C. I)., to lot lo.: blk. 2. Page Add. to Medfonl. $10.; II. ('. P.aro. et ux, to O. II. Skelite, el ux, W. D. to land in twp. 37 S.. It. 1 W.. $10. . Harold Clage Wallermlre, et vir, to W. F. Curlwrlght, ot ux, W. 1). lo land In twp. .311 S., It. 2 W $10. "fSH " M. Ti.' Turner',' et "ux. 'to .l.-n-ksoii f -K A. x. , 1 it II M A JNfT SPRAY 1 N G 4- a. aV-v-: T Avon Spray, Emulsion is refined from stltcttd crudes which experience has demon strated the best suited for spray purposes. The crude is then refined by unexcelled methods. The result is a straight-cut oil emtil' sion of uniform quality which justifies its recommendation by scores of growers to their friends. -.- Join the successful growers who'are getting "Finer Fruit and More of It" with Avon Spray Emulsion. Call at the nearest Associ ated plant and ask for the free literature on dormant spray oils, or better yet, arrange for an Associated Spray Advisor to drive out to your orchard. No obligation. Hrfinere mnd Marketer, ef Hursfcrll, Kef en; Aotiatrd i.ntoline, Attarlnlril t thyl timaellm l; .. . , Cw Motor tKIt ami Lrrmeea .. NEW A5MMJATU OH CO county, Q. C. D. to land in twp. a; s., H. i w.. $150. Marluh K.Hethel to Addle Hal ley, W. U. to lot, 2, ulk.-ifi. Med-., ford.' si sun. ' ' Teed Cardln,; et ux, to II. C. Paikhurst. et ux. Q. C. D. to tho of SV of XE of sec. 3ii, twp. 30 S.. I!. 2 W.. J10. Hatlle U.Itankln to C. P. Van Ortwick. el ux. W. D. to lots .1. 4, nnd B, blk. Jl, I-iuri-lhursl Add. to Meilfont, fill. O. S. Hlltler, ct ux, to ilatlio M. Camps. deed to lintil In Asli-Innd.- S4XU0. . ' Vera K. Nlninger. et al to plan i he D; O'Neai el nl Deed to land In Ashland. saio. Town of Talent to Claude IS. .loiu-s. et ux. ,W. I). to till- 10 !4 of lot r,. blk. "II" In town of Talent. ss. . " PLEDGE LEO GLASCOCK ALPHA KAPPA PSI FRAT OHEOON STAT 15 COl.I.Bll'lf Corvallls; (Sil.l lien filuHHOiick of Medl'orit ' "Be f ,'lho Keyeu; junlurs pledged lo Alpha Knpp'a l'::l, national prol'eshional honor ciy fraternity, in commerce at Ore gon State college. Kluction til' Alpha Kappa Psi is based on not on'ly: mttstandlns; scholastic ahill-rlc-n, hut also on leadership In college- uctivilles. ... i ' "Wtten I-- was i a " -young sJngtegiH,:'r.ik..lLydia,,B.' Pinkham V- Vegetable Com pound because my mother did and she gave it to. me. After I married I took it before my children were born and after; wards, and I have eight living children. I am now a grand-; mother and still take it and still recommend it when any one is tired and run-down." Mrs Alfred Iverson, ; St. Ed wards, NtfbrasJca." -. . SPRAY EMULSION AVON SPRAY EMUL SION COMES IN 32 GALLON DRUMS WITH 15-INCH QUICK. OI'KNINC HEADS -i COMPANY FREE 1JOOK HP AM . w MMVvwWT ff-