Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 07, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text(PACilO-EWHT. - iAIRDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AIKDFORI). OKIWO.V. Tl'KSDAY. -JAXUAUV 7. m.0 - INFANTRYMAN OF Ll : w. U'CSTIO-N of ffONOR WASHINGTON (L'.l'.) l'rl vu t o Ton-emu ,M u I vu iwy wu h u Ittnce i-oipuriil once ami 1111 m- Vantrymitn hIwu.vh, jih Kipum; fans midlly will rum II. He ndl IiIh ff lluw ilmiKlilioyH Hit world uvcr would 1h! i-hagi'lni'd aiul wul Urrnul wrre they imnuluceil lo the iiioOiirn infantryman an visualized by the war department. An Infantryman In Uichu experi mental, pout-war days it uh likely to yank a lunyurd or tool a cater. -1 Ulur truck over ploughod ground uh ho If to mizzle )Hh chin atfainnt hfn rifle butt or hrandiHh u bayo net. What the infantryman haw i-gino to has been revealed by the war department. If experiment n to HUcccHHful, the Infantryman of the next year, If any. will be a eompoKlte machine-Kunner, artll Icrym n. automat ic-rlf leman and whatnot with here and there an Individual poKHesinp I he familiar rifle, revolver and bayonet, .After experiment at Kort Ken ning, (.iii., Secretary of War Htir Jey Iuih authorized organization of I he liHth infantry as an experl inNtlnl battalion for further in vestigation of new nnns and tal lies. The purpose is "to give the maximum striking power and ca pacity for HiiHtained effort without diKporportionate Iohr of mobility Im'reaKe of vulnerability," The war HtrniKlh infantry battalion lo be experimented with will consist of battalion headiiuarters, battal-1 fon headtiunrters company, three j rifle- eomi-atiies, two caliber .30 1 inaehlue gun companion, j The department said changes In j enirdluc organization bad been' , made, us follows: Two instead of one automatic rifles tier squad In rifle cumpu-ities. Addition of one machine gun platoon, tww .37 mm., cannon and two .70 nun. mortars to the head quarters company. The effect of these changes is to IncrenKc battalion strength by HUC to 1178 men and to increase fir) power by Improvement of weapons. .Meantime ex perl men Is. continue on u semi-automatic rlf!e to Hupplant the .rifle i used durlnn (he Voi;ld War. . i'!'' : 4 . HYKOPHIR: A ftreat railroad projret thromjh the Sirrras and VinrrUtfffi to Anne Wilmot, ,Wtw York Moflfiy bconty. r; ttm tun frcnt ambitions of Lr.nn Montr., So ha majt woo her free from cottptti lion, the railroad financier takes Anne and her patrivinn aunt tu his mountain ledfir. Autit Jointly favor Alorsa beeunxe uf hi mil lion anil hqn Anne' promise to marry him. Mtrsc fiiula hU rail road route blocked by an ivriya tion dam project, h'niliiin in an effort to halt the dam ronstrtic Uon Morse calls on Nrott Glenn, the ioun;t cnuineer in vharfic, ichu already has pujurd Anne's inicrnst. JJe finds him obdurate and deter mined. Jtribrry fails to shake (tlrtin, who tells him one man can fiaht as well as another. Chapter 8 ANNE MAKES AN ENEMY jpHE dance at IJurkliaHor's was already In full swing when Anne and Douglas came In sight of the ranch-house on the following night. A riot of motion and color wavered u cross the bars of light made by tho open windows. The soft rock and sway of youth ful feet keeping time to an old country dance tunc, the throb of iiddlcs and guitars, reached out in fectiously nto Hie nigM; above all, rang the stentorian cries of the lo:tdcr calling out Iho figures. window, which was wide open, like all the rest. They both peered luslde. .The room was lined literally, from wall to wall, with made-down pallets of bally pieced quills. On tho pallets wcro rows of sleeping babies of, every conceivable size and com plexion. That Is to say, they were all sleeping but one. lie was kick ing frantically and producing cries of Indignant protest a& ho became hopelessly entangled In his blanket. As they watched, his head disap peared beneath his covering. Anne made a quick alga to Douglas to lift her. She leaned over the window sill, reached out and straightened the blanket, and quieted the youthful dissenter. That's solving the servant prob lem with a vengeance, isn't it?" sho said, laughing. "It's too bad Mr. Morse couldn't come tonight; that alone," sho motioned toward tho babies, Mw.s worth travelling a long way to Bee." . "Oh, I don't know about his coming " Douglas' face was close to hcr's in the hal? darkness; she was aware he stll held her arms after helplnc her down, "Leon Morso is u 11 right for build ing railroads and piling up nionny, but when It comes to making llfo interesting for a beautiful and high spirited woman " ho shrugged ex- Insurance Makes the Home Possible UNCLE SI MAY ES RAY IS DOZEN NATIONS READY f" BE HEM LOSER ACTIVE REALTY : board mm I.UIIUl'K, (li'i many. ( United 1'rt'fw.) ('ommul)lHtH uro innro thijn ever (lotcrnilmwt lu make tlioniNolvrN liuard In tlm city coun cil, an,' n roMilt of their IncreuHcit NtrPhRth following tho recent mu nh:lml elections. Nu NOoner lintl the tucmberfi uh Ht'uiltled for the flrfct nekton than . llcrr Schmidt, comniunlNt deputy, run and ' Htarted Mraklng on n matter which he stated to ho of thti utinoHt uiRency. llcforo IiIh collertRues could discover what (IiIh ltlattr waH, the aiieuker of tlie uh flon Interrupted and called upon Deputy Hchmtilt to xlt down. HrhiuMt paid no attention to the cifniniancl, Thereupon the Hpenker ordered llie meeting udjourned, llo culled fur. tho clearlnR-' of tho room, flrlnnldt went right on xpimkliiK, or rulher reading from his uianu :rlit n fam n he could make tho.wordH lumlile after one an- otller. ' ' The Hpenker liuil the ll!ht turnetl out In llie now empty room. Mt'hmldt wan undeterred, hut the rrmiiluliiK communist deputlex finip their poxltlon In the outer ltnl upfrau hIdkIiik tho Interna tional, i . ' When' tho dOHpulrliiB Htuvtker dOUKht to reopen the meetliiK. Hohhildt merely Biieeded up his de livery. deryliiB all atttuipt to ali enee lilm. - Klnnlly II ws roiiHldeied ncecn ry to coll two police ofricerd lu and have llerr Schmidt removed. TIiIh ' cntiKcil no much . commotion anionic the uther eommuulnta that they loo hud to ho conducted Into the open air l.Vllieck canuul decide whether to IiiukIi over the whole mutter or lie apprehensive. . A riot of motion and color greeted Anne In the danco hall. I'AltlK (fl I'Yenoh Women, nd mllied to higher education only a Hiiarler of a. century uko, now hold nual place with men. In l'.Mir. there were 6S ru-eda In the Sor honne. (,t yt-ur there were more than lO.tion. Iloid lilver. I'lanx priip'oie.l to Install ornamental pom m-eet llulillng v.meni for city. PAIN IN YOUR SHOULDER? Use Tysmol 'for' Relief Knlfe-IIke Jh nt pain In ' the vlelnlly of the "houliler Made are generally due to iieuritln. hroiiRht on by rxnonure to ilrnoirhtx nr tiull- don cheuuca of wisalhcr. In ome ' cutrcg there in atlffnepB or aorenenH in ine mum'ieK, mnkliiK It difficult , to rnlxo the arm. The i-afctit and eaalent wav to relieve auch an attack U to applv a "mull tiuuntlty of Tyamol over the affected area. Thla miothltiK, heal- , Iiir preparation l quickly nhmirhi d thruurfh the porea and curried to the tlirohhlnii, achlna; peripheral nervea. The palna uvoally atop at once, foul In a verv ahort time the laat trace of aoreneaa ahoitlil dla appear. Tyamol la absolutely harmleaN free from dope, liecommended for all forma of nerve pi, In. whether rauaeil by neuritla. neuralitla. aol Jttlca or rheiimatiain. Hold by lead Ihtt (IrtuRlala. Alwnya on liaml at Hlianft'a Drug more. Anno and Douglas nwlo their way lliroiiKli the crush ot onlook ers who thionKcd yard nud porch towards u window near tho back of the dancing room, whero they could wnlch llio scene without call ing attention to themselves. Anno loaned nKoinst tho window sill, ab sorbed lu tho nicturosijuc and lively scene. . . Tho litiRC, hnro room was lighted by flickcrlilK oil lamps suspended at Intervals from tho walls, costing a vivid slow on I Ii u .crowd. Most of Iho wonion woro young, many of them pretty, and thoir brightly col ored gowns nncl tho flowers and rib bons In their hair lent charming splashes of color to tho scono. Around three sides of the room was a denso fringe of spectators for the Jiiost part elderly. At llie farther end, on a slightly raised platform, was tho orchestra. There was something vaguely fa miliar about the leader, who was pumplnx and sawing and rocking over his old llddlo and working his musicians n Mexican with a mil iar, several negroes with banjos, Jhws' harps, accordions, etc. up .o u perfect fury of rhythm. Anno loaned forward to get a better view ot him. "Why, thoru's Shcb," sho said. Sho had rm Rotten Douglas stand ing beside her. "Who's SliebV" the latter asked curiously. Sho pointed lo Iho leader of tho orchestra, who was bowing and twisting, keeping tlmo with his head nnd his" feet, and olherwlso performing a regular dervish danco ii his attempts to work lils little band up to a tremendous climax. "How do you know he's named " Hut Douglas' (location was ill-owned lu tho climax which do aceiidcd at this juncture with forco enough almost lo rend tho moun tains asunder. "That's your real test of youth and lgor," Douglas observed, "an old-fashioned siiuaio douce! Our more languorous modern dances are ayinpioms lu themselves of a decadence the diversion ot a less hardy race." Anne nodded somewhat ab stractedly. She had heard ft nuecr aound close at hand, a suueaky lit tle sound full ot distress, and she atood with her head turned toward It. She listened a moment, then walked quickly to a window sonic doieu feet away, l.auuhinn. she liockoned tu her companion. k,Look,'' she Invited, polnllug to the HEALTH OF GIRLS LEADS COPS TO NARCOTIC PLOT prcssivoly, "At nil events, Ills loss tonight Is ni gain!" Tiero was meaning enough lu his tone n meaning moro iinnils takablo In his warmer, moro ardent clasp on her arms, lu ills eyes, very eloso too, she watched tho sudden flnino ot desiro which she had seen so often, Never had that flamo In a man's eyes seemed so distasteful to her as It did now. She released herself slowly and turned full towards lilm. "Did ho tell you to say that?" she asked, her voice lightly Ironic. "Why 1 lutvo no Idea what you'ro talking about," Douglas stammered, llo was aa red as a schoolboy, and Ills usual poiso was gone. "I think you do," Anne returned still lightly. "It ho did you can tell lilm from mo that I may flirt with every other man In tho world, but not with his confidential niau Friday!" Douglas winced. Ills face went from red to purple, llo seemed on tho point of replying, but chocked himself. Anno sauntered casually toward tho dance floor, llo fol lowed. An unpleasant Interval of sllenco was terminated by a stropping giant ot n mail, who dropped a great, hairy paw on Douglas' Blioul dor, and drew him to one side. Soon Douglas spoko to Anno. "I wonder If you will excuso nic for n few moments?" I'll find you a seat near ono of the windows " Sho nodded a icady assent and slipped Into ono ot tho rustle benches as Douglas bowing dhap pearcd with tho giant stranger. Anno looked after them thought fully: alio knew that sho had innde nn enemy of tho attorney but he , hod been ono anyway sho might ns well have hi in In the open nnd Incidentally aparo herself tho tils gust ot his presumptuous love mak ing. A tuneful melody brought con pies hurrying back lo tho dance floor. Anno lost In tho Joyous nhan don of tho scune, her foot heating llnio, forgot Douglas, forgot herself,' everything Presently sho became oworo of a . familiar faco amoni; the unfamiliar ones. It was the man alio had twice seeu before. "The most unpopular man In the ! Sierras!" Douglas' phrase leaped to Iter tulnd, and he certainly seemed to be. for people avoided him as though ho wero afflicted with cholera. Copyright, ;n(a Cross. WASIHN'CTO.V. (f. 1'.) Tux retuniM reported by Individual three months hencu will determine whether Uncle Sam was tho largest single loser In tho recent stock market crash. While most private speculators already have written thole losses off the books, It will bo next March before the trciiHin-y can obtain an uccurato Idea of what tho awift stock decline bun cost tho govern ment. income tax payments returned by individuals lu March, on in come of this year, are expected by treasury experts to show u sharp decline due. to stock exchange losses. How large that reduction la depends on the amount lost In the market debacle. In the present year income re ported by taxpayers Increased nearly 2, 000, 000. 000 from sale of capital assets alone and most of this is believed to havu been due to profits obtained from stock market operations. It is the unusual gain In this one Item alone and tho dif ficulty of determining what reve nue. It-will produce next year that has caused tho treasury to propose only a temporary tax cut. Offsetting the decreased tax re turns owing to losses In "Wall Street, tho treasury received en larged returns front sale of stamps on the large stock transactions during the crush period, but those rci-eiplN are now returning to nor mal. This item, however, will nut be sufficient to counteract tho large Individual losses unless they are much smaller, than reported. j C'haiiea Kay opened his real cs I tato and Insurance ugency In .hum jury, llClX, with offices In the Med i ford National bank building. In July of tho past year ho moved to j larger modern quarters on tho sec i mid floor of the Medford Center ' building. .Mr. ituy bus added U "Is Insur ance lines by representing the Travelers' l.ifn. Health and Acci dent, the New Hampshire Kire in surance and the Coast 1'nderwiit ero of tho Hartford Fire Insurance company. As far as real estate Is concerned Mr. Kay specializes In selling homes and farm property. For the past two yearn Mr. Itny has been nctlvo In Medford Koalty Hoard work, having been secretary of the organization in IMS, nnd a present a member of tho board of directors. According to Mr. Hay. Iho Kealty Hoard has extensive plana for spring and gnmmor activi ai;.i;VA. (U.P.) lilcven na tions huve already followed tho example of the United Stales In forming national committees for 'tho reform of tho calendar, the League of Nations has Just an nounced. As in the caso of the United States, all of these committees are cumpused of leading -oankers, in dustrials, ustronotnera, scientists and men of the highest standing and authority on the subject. The last committee formed is in Holland uijdcr tho presidency 'of I'rol'esMor A. A. Nljland, professor of astronomy at tho University of Utrecht. The countries that have al ready taken this necessary initia tive are tho United States, Brazil, Costa Hlca, Cuba, 1-Jcuador, France Hungary, Nicaragua, Panama, Hol land, l'eru and Salvador. Olaaslfled advertising seta resulU. I I iiiMiidifPTM ', 1 AGE OF BABY COSTS ALIEN A $500 FINE LACK A WAXNA, X. Y. ( t'l) IturiH Xaumoff, rrntlve f J uko Slnvla, Ih minus $500 bocuusc he overlooked 11 tuna 11 ilftail, Iti-rently he ' applied to tho Im nilKi'ation nuthorlUoH foi' perm fu sion to enter IiIh wIlV nnd thoir IS-iminths old haliy In this coun try. I lo told naturalization au thor ll leu ho had not hoen oni of tho I'nlted StateH Hlnco 1913. "How run you have a 1U monthy old hahy when you ny you have been here since rjld?" he was asked. That stumped hi in, ho lie ad mitted ho had Kne hack to his natlvo land, and was married (hero. llo said he had trouhlo with the military werviee laws and succeeded in coming ' hack to America.. Ha left Ills wife. In .Itiijo Slnvhi. jti:3ti io 7;3o p.in. Pulmollvc hour t iraiK-cuiiunoniHi t. .m.l service to iGO, KUQ, KOMO. KCJ'A, KFI. 8 to S:30 p.m. "Roads to IEj manre." NUC service to KCiO, KI1Q, KO.MO. K;V, Kl'O, Kb I. 8:30 to 8:4.j p.m. The PoptuHlent program Amos 'n Andy (truns eontinentrl). XHt: service l KUO, KHQ, KO.MO, KOW, KK CA. 8:45- to .9: IS p.m. SunkLst Keiv nadors. X1JC service t. K.CJO, KHQ, KO.MO, KOW, Kl-'l. !t:lj tu 9:30 Hill Hilly lioys. X DC" service, to KOO. H:30 to 10 p.m. Minlaturo Hlutf raphios. XUC service to KOO. KOA. 10 to JO: 15 p.m. Sports Talk. X DO flirvicc to KOO, KHQ, KIOCA. , KSU KOA. 10:1 S to 11 p.m. Cotton Jtlossoin .Minstrels. NliC Hcrvlc-c to KOO, KHQ, Kl-X'A, KSU KOA. 11 to 12 p.m. JuiKhner-Han-l Hotel Ht. Francis Dance Orch.w- trn. XDC service to KOO, KHQ, ! KOMO. , HIuM-wood. "News" moved Into now home. i INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Minagtr Phon 105 ' .' 80 N. Central -. Medford, Oregon ! z : : : Brown & White Agency, Inc. J. C. COLLINS, Mgr. ALL FORMS OF Fire Insurance Automobile Insurance Livestock Insurance Hotel Holland Block Phone 130' Charles R. Ray Realtor REPRESENTING The Travelers' Life, Health and Accident, New Hampshire Fire, Coast State Underwriters of the Hartford Fire Insurance cor : Room 203 Medford Center Building Fhonc 302 WHEN YOU CONTEMPLATE BUYING Insurance or Real Estate COUNSEL The "Tengwald" Office It offers a most courteous and thorough Insurance and Real Estate Service. Hotel Holland Bldg, Plione 993 J. W. Wakefield General Insurance Since 1908 Good as the Best Better than the Rest 107 E. Main St. Phone 17-R Earl S. Tumy General Insurance Service 309-310 Liberty Bldg. Phone 402 Medford, Ore. The thought of Another connuett ttlf-B Anno At he watcho Glnn. I Continue the etcrt tomorrow. j .IIm-.ivi'ii-.I t li:it r;trollnc was the eml uoi.l for rurultio iilul lli-nrl-'tin for hcrolm. Xlt'l: Hi.l'.l Ton nili-nllM-llitM t Ini IhH lii-iilth of ('nrollni. ami llr-nilrtto. iiiiloil t! polh-t. of th foil. tl'Axur In unmvtMintr a KiK'intli- iUi.k rinc on the Itlvlcra. Thp nai'MlK r.-iiiMiko,: thm ilu liotisin ituMxvtr-tl uf tii-ilillliiK nur- ooilid worn oftiMi trlriihoKtiiK anil wrltlnit I o I I r i ruin -rrniiiK thi hrnlth nf Cnrnlini. nmt llonri.-ttt. ,Wlor mlili lnvo.atli::itliin Iho iolli-i VlSKlHl ltd t,n Ono of the ohl 't Inns In tlot niany. "Tho Sinn of tho Hour." rooonlly oololnatoil it H.iillh iinitlvrriwry. A court tooortl of 1S7S fihowoil t:to jOaoo wua u ofiitury ohl nt th.it tiino. Yanihill Klootrio ooniiianv ox-1 pnts to upoiul Mini. mm liurlni! I!3n for itonsion, hottortnonK unit lmiirovomont. owhor, tlraiihio. 1 McCURDY-DANIELS INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. Medford National Bank Bldgl Medford, Ore. Phone 123 INSURANCE EVERY KINO KII1K I. IKK noxns TKl'S I S M.MtINK ACCIDKNT lU'KCI.AHY CASr.M.TY I.IAHII.ITY AUTOMOnil.R I'LATK CLASH rOMl'KXSATION RKN'T lNSl'KANCK I'SK AXO OCCUPANCY "ASK DAN, THE INSURANCE MAN" Insure in Sure Insurance We write every kind of insurance in old and tried companies CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, Inc. 18 N. Front Phone 728 Is It Your Problem or Ours? Suppose the Stock. Fire Insurance com panies bad not fostered fire prevention. What then would have been America's record of loss by fire? Frightful enough it is in spite of the efforts of the Stock Fire Insurance companies, working through the National Board of Fire Underwriters and its departments of Building Construction, Public Fire Protection, Engineering, the Arson Bureau, Underwriters' Laboratories, and other sources and avenues of activity. The reduction of the fire waste or the loss of life by fire was not primarily an insurance problem. Insurance companies must charge for insurance on a basis sufficient to cover losses and operating expenses, regardless of how reat the losses may be. s Therefore viewing the situation from their selfish interests only they need be no more concerned than are other industries in working toward a reduction of the fire waste. V For the Public Welfare However, for the welfare of the country as a whole the 239 Stock Fire Insurance companies,.membcrs of the National Board, voluntarily undertook the task of heading up the forces opposed to the destruction of life and property by fire. The results have been encouraging. People are building better. Obvious hazards are being removed. But there is pressing need for further improvement. Future progress in this work depends largely upon the degree of co-operation ex tended by you and others in the use of available safety devices and measures, and in the elimination of the many known hazards which continue to threaten life and property. Inquiries relating to this movement and to the various services .provided for its ex tension are invited. VZsj&fl annwmi ksSSsSV THE NATIONAL B O A K 0 OK FIRE UNDERWRITERS 85 John Street, New York A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OK STOCK FIRE INStlrUNCK COMPANIES liSTAIlLISIJED IN 1866 PA-HolmeS INSURANCE W3ENGY SINCE 1509 I'liuiio 41-1-Jiicksou County Bank Bldg.