Medford mail tribune., April 28, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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MEDFOKD MXTL TTlTP.rTNTC, MEDFOTtD. OT?ECiOX MONDAY. "APTtTL 2S, 1f)P,0.
8 CRUSHED M8S.EGAH m
fl P I A W F 'AND AKD SEA
n obnu u
Tour "of Victims Decapitated
IWhen . Exhibition . Craft
Makes Sudden Dive Into
Knot of Spectators
i'Down Draft Blamed.
,.i.'V '
'wTAtfKTTEVIMjK, Tonn., Airll
Ha.-iHV-HlBlit members of noi.rljy
farming communitkK who climbed
to;a railroad embankment to watch
pi Sunday airplane exhibition lay
dead-loilay, victims of a sight-seeing
piano which crushed'iuto the
specialom. Mora ilian a dozen
othrrrf were Injured, four orlileMly.
The pilot, Milton p, Coverl, IIS,
Columbia. Tenn.; who wltlr two
companions escaped ltnlnjiii-pfl was
held' In Jail In another county on
a "WlnMeal - churge of murder,
peiHllhff--n hearing 'today. Covert
waft exonerated of .blumo by the
mnnagor of the exhibition and
Sheriff M. W. Ithea, but tile of
ficer Bald ho removed tho pilot
itoiir neighboring Jajl an a pre-
cautionary measure. ngulnst on
Bible violence.
-The dead:
J lloono Hoard. 14.
Kelly. Towery. 23.
; Lawrence Hmitli, 28.
""Monro Marhury, 37.
' Marvin Ashley, 3D.
Hurley Spray, 20,
r Kufua Wade Uunne, 0, negro,
v Jasper Hlrlston, 10.
'. 8)eottur In tho crowd' of sev
eral thousand which had nurround
(etl tho landing fluid, Bald tho plan.'
',wa Heading for u landing' nt an
uievation or only 10 foci when It !
dronpyd,, suddenly on I ho. group!
irtc."tc'd j)n "the embankment. Al
ObmbW. V.inaiingar of tho flyin
orKaalzaUoji.i which -sponsored Hie
exhibition with the American Jo
RlonV)M)t, fcaid ho believed tho
plrmo Htruck a downward current,
r- b"It was oyer ho tiulckly I couldn't
tell what happened, " pilot Covet
aid. '
( -'I'onr'of-the Ytc'tlins were decap
itated by the liropclli t the'
plMo'ttnd tho others wero crushed,
Mail Tribune
Classified Ad
Had 29 Answers
Mrs. Carpenter Calls Sister
From Leviathan in Mid
Atiantic. Voices Plain
Over 4000 Miles. -
'
' A four-line advertisement
in lllii .Mall Tribune bnought
211 unHwci-H In two days nnd
secured the desired results.
This is only one of muny re-
suits secured thru this paper.
If you have unythlnK for
sale or want to buy or ex-
change anything, try the f
classifietl columns of the ilrtll
Tribune.
FISH CANNERS
UNITE TO FIGHT
RIVER CLOSURE
llombcrt wild (ho fHini'ltiiuFK 1m cl
lft'tt,',Sv(irni:i1 fiovcrnl Union not to
yUiKl near ilia cnilmnknimt
VI I WVA I'KKK. Anrl I 1! K. ,Vj
Albert Huilrii. i!tf, HliUkvlll. WIh.
a vtal or, nnd I la rry Wanner, 1 3 -
yeaeolu:Qnifton. Wis., lilh nchool
Htudcnt, wimo ldllcrt ycHtonlnv when
ftodofi'H plnnp went Into n noun'-
'(Uv ,nt ti lieljilu of 30 ft'ot an-!
cranhrd onto llollcrhuff field.
For llio flrat time In th? Iiislory
of Med ford, a lutal rt'stdt'iit on Wat
uVduy laHt, talkcil with another lo
cal rnHldcnt in tlu iniJltu of the
Alhintlc ocuiiii.
(t wtis in iiilU-aftiTtioon on tiut-
urday that Mrs. JI. tMifinillci- Kki,
who recently returned to her hoim-i
north of tho clt, after Hcveral;
inonlhH aliHuneo, wiik called to the
phone. A voice at the other end
aid: '! thitt AlrH. Kuan? Vet?
Juat a moment Mr. J-onard Car
penter wiMhea to eak to you."
Knowing her Blwter, Mr. Car
penter, waH on tho Lovluthan, not
duo In New York until .late today
or early tomorrow mornliiK, Mr.
IOkhii wan mimcwhul riuhherKaHted
ai)i her flrt thouKht wan hdiuii
friend. Just he.rlnK of Jinp return,
wan sheeting her with a- jiractleal
Joke.
Hut her owtumptlon wiik Imme
diately Hhaltereo1, when the volee
of her alHter came to her an plainly
ii h If Hhc wero In Hie next room,
with a cheery and familiar "Hello,
Allle! Mow are you? This in
Win," find n rapid fire eunvenu
tlon onuuod for three full mlnute.s.
Mm. Carpenter remarked that
they were having a fine voyage, the
ocean at the moment wan rouHon
ahly calm, that meinberH of the
London disarmament conference
from tho United H t a t o h wero
nboard, antl they expected to dock
In New Vork on Monday.
CVrnvtM-satloii Clear.
Kor both partlcii the convermnlon
was clear hm a bell, tho extraor
dinary Incident, fotlowhiK H It (Ioch
by n few dyn, the recent telephone
conversation of Mrn. W. M. Shep
herd of this city with her husband
In lluenoa Alrea, Houth America,
certainly ahould ImprcKH Medford
with the nmrvela of this mliiiele
Working ok
At the. time the nonvematlon look
place tho Leviathan waa ajiproxi
mutely uvio .thousand miles out at
sea. ThrnkH to tho radio and wire
less telephone, the cim versa tion
eamo over those thousand miles of
waves, a or oah the three thousand
miles of land, from a telephone
bonlh on the- clani ocean liner to
a telephone In a Medfnrd home
anil not n syllable wua misled.
ATTEMPT ESCAPE
Al'lU'lt.V, . V.. April Wi
Two ininatcM t,t the wonien'M prison
at Auburn stale pibton assaulted a
matron with an Iron itar last nlht
In a determined .it tempt at e -cape,
but were recaptured in the
prNnu yi.rd.
Tln-y were placed in punishment
cells. The prison was i eported
((iilet.
They were Kally Joyce ltichards
of liuTfalo. HervjiiK " years to If.'e
fir robbery, anil Amelia Itaseom.
H'-nteneed from New York mid al
the prison only about. 10 days,
Professor Recovering
8ALKM, Ore., April (!)
Prof. ThomaH II. (ionlle, member
r the faculty at (he University of
OroKon. who whh HI lor Hevenil
weeks In a horipilal here, Is now
eouvaleficinf; at I Ik homo at Monmouth.
Macleay Named President
of Group at Mass Meet
ing Protection of In
dustry Given As Aim.
I'OI'dTI.ANU Ore.. April 2X.
(Kpl.) To unite atrainut the threat
ened encroachment of the "rad-lear'-elemeiif
of tho anglers' Kroup
which desires closing of O revolts
NreaniK In commercial fishing oji-iM-atfons,
fish paekei-s, ri'ftkm and
commercial fishermen of the Oim
on coals orKani'.ed tho Commer
cial Ilsherle association at a maH
meeting In Newport Saturday and
elected Iioderlrk I.. Macleay of
Portland president.
Macleay wild the purpose of the
organization was to formulate a
line of action which would protect
the third largest Industry of tho j
state, to foster and develop com-1
merci.'il fishinc In every possible
way and to hriiiK "bout advance
ment of Interests of commercial
fishing. '
The prnKiam'of the association
wli'J provide for an extensive cam
iniik'll of educution of the Import-am-p
of the commercial flshinu
Industry and an appeal to the fair
minded sportsmen to work out an
Intelligent program for atatp co
uperatlon In conservullon and per
petuation of commercial and warno,
fishing In the state through In
creased hatchery work.
Fishers and those In allied work
from all parls of the Oregon eoast
from the California line north to
ind Including the Columbia river
ilt nded ihe mchsIou. Macleay was
authorized to appoint the remain
ing officers and workiog commit
teeu of the, association nnd to put
its program into effect at once.
Work Out Until.
The association adopted a reso
lution outlining ita work, as fol
lows: '
Whereas, commercial finhinc 's
(he third largest Industry In Ore
gon: Whereas, concerted effort is be
ing made by a group of radical
sportsmen to destroy this indus
try: i
-. Whereas, many thousands of citi
zens of OrcKon are dependent upon
the Industry for a livelihood:
1 Whereas, thero is widespread
unemployment in tills and otht'i
states; j
Whereas, commercial fishing ln-j
terests of this slate are In every
way entitled to the support of Ore-1
icon citizen; I
Me It resolved, the CommercI.il !
Fisheries association earnestly re-
quests the vo'ters of Oregon to give
due thought and consideration to j
the importance of the industry audi
to refute by the ballot any effort!
catcu la ted to hn m per or dertroy
this great industry which Is so I
productive of wealth and which j
provides so much employment In
Oregon; j
He it further resolved, we do- j
ploro the attempt to destroy by In
illative legislation commercial fish
ing on the ltogiio river,- because!
this Industry lias been the prin- f
clpal source of revenue and a vital
five tor in Ihe lives of citizens ,of ,
a larKC'sectlon of southwestern
Oregon for mo're than 50 years. j
I'.e It further resolved, the Com-!
iperclal Fisheries association here-1
by seeks and Invites cooperation j
of the rank and file of Talr-minded
sportsmen to the end that com
mercial fishing interests, and the
sport snien unite on constructive
erfort to increase hatchery work
for conservation and perpet nation
of commercial and game fishing
in this state.
LINDY RESTING EMPLOYMENT IN nT1Tn
AFTER IKING STATE GROWING SJJffi
mil nr. iwrnv DCTTCD DfPnRT BANMNbTUbl I ION
IVIHIL ULUVLIU ULMLii, iili unij
Lands, in Cristobal Ahead
of Schedule in Inaugural
Flight On South Ameri
can Route.'
'Gain Follows Spring Season
Increase Smaller Than
1929 Lumber Industry
Shows Decline.
CKISTOIIAU (-'anal April
I'S. (P) Col. Chas. A. IJiKlberKli
resteil lioro today after liavinc
written in a 10-hour and 31-niimite
fllnlit from Havana yesterday an
other chapter in man's conquest uf
the air.
Leaving Ilnrana at 3:113 a. in..
Colonel Undberuh set his big Si
korsky piano down at Puerto Ca
bezas, Nicaragua at 11:37 a. ni. and
35 minutes later took off for France
field here, arriving at 4:01 p. in..
several minutes ahead of the sched
ule l.e hud set for himself. The
dlslanco was 1033 miles.
flis route was directly across the
Caribbean sea to a point on the
NiraraKiian coast. The saving thus
affected In distance is one of the
short cuts enabling the seven-day
air mail between New York anil
Buenos Aires, in inauguration of
which tho flight was made.
Colonel Llndbeigb carried wllh
him 215 pounds of mail which,
transferred to another similar
plane, will bo carried on today by
I... 11. Moore toward Talara. Peru,
from wl ich point various planes
will spread it to points of address
In the South American republics.
SAX KlIAXt'ISCO. April 28.5-11
Oregon Industries expanded
March operations sufficiently to
increase employment 3.1 per cent,
the federal reserve bank reported
here today alter an employment
survey. " 0
The gain followed usuul lines
of season, development, but was
;.7 pt'r cent smaller than the 19! 9
Increase for the state, and was
substantially less during the cor
re.pondinB season tor the last five
years.
While the lumber industry cm
ployed 0.8 per cent more men
than during the preceding month,
the payroll was lower than that
in the same 11129 month by 12 per
cent. Wages averaged the same
as February, but were a shade
lower than a year ago.
Oregon conditions showed con
siderably belter than the average
for the narton. which declined in
March as compared to February
for all industries, although the
nation's lumber end wood pro
ducts industries picked up a barely,
measurable gain.
"li.alflrrt ni1ei-lllnyplitmmilti 'ending Aug. 9
pi
1 .f' ; '
l.nrry .Mann leaves tomorrow fgr
Portland, where ho- assumes th
duties of his new iositio:i In t )io
trust deparl
iment of Ihe
: First Nntlon
il bank on
i May 1. Mrs.
! M a n n it ml
children will
: loin him In
j I h e I r new
h o m e in a
; few day
I Mr. M a n n
j was an em
!ployo in the
I wine bank 20
jyears ago
and his re
turn to the
same lnstltu-
ilion is an cv- Larry Mann
I denee of his ability and the esteem
in which ho is held by Cornier em
"Larry lias Peon connected with
llcalb's drug store h'ero for eleven
ycaijs, has .been one ot the progres
sive young business men, has been
active in American Legion, Cham,
her of Commerce, local theatrical
and other civic circles. Mrs. Mann
has been popular in social and
American Legion Auxiliary affairs.'
They will be greatly missed by a
host of friends in -Medford. ij
KADS, Colo.. April 2S. W-H j
The three Manter, Kan., - bank
robbers, John Walker, Andrew
llalliday and Claude Ray were'
sentenced to hang today. Tho
execution was set for the week
.. CRA,V,HN!, Mich., April 28.
Ml Arrangements were nindo to
dojr trf 'tnsn tho 1mdy of Herbert
J- Fahy, nfilely known aviator,
who died yesterday of injuries, to
Washington for burial.
Kahy, who was 33 yrnrs old, was
Injured when a plane in which lie
wai) .attempting to take off from a
flfcln,ir(no eUato uf Cliff Durnnt
nfar Jtoscommou, Mich,, crashed
ViJday. . ; ' "
' iVtyHR,, Texas.. April M.W
James If. ; Kelly of F.ndurancc
fllgltt fume' and two companions.
'"MennlK Hi'., nil oil operator,
'both Vf Fort 'tVorth, were nlmnst
instnntly.; killed, and C. F. Wil
liams riled in n hospital, following
u crash during a sturiti yesterday.
Ci O. Hoa, fourth oeeupant of Ihe
"plane. Buffered n broken right
ahonlder and head Iticerntlnus.
4
ICK PLUNGE
Census Figures
Co vp, a!t: tlccivam) Hli.
Kldln. 72-1; UccrcnHO 31U.
North rowtlvr, 03; ilocrrnno 60.
t VtUun. 1103; UrrrriiNo 210.
Island City, lift; Uci'rcnno 25.
" .inniflrt, IH; IncmiHo 24.
jHtBrktiy, H7; Iihtpmo 44.
.Mcnitrk'8 niKntorium vnH offlrf
nlly opened fur (he mint mm1 hi;ihiiii
KnturUay nflornoon. wllh u roo1- 1
mIki'U crowd In Hpllc of tho cool
day. Tho'pool will ho upon ivtry
day Ineludlnt; KunduyH, from 1 p.
in. until I): IS.
Tho Interior of tho Innlt nnd the
wuIIh and floor have all burn
nttrnctivcly paint oil In ahudoM uf
Krorn mid bluo. Other lm prove -niontH
havo been niadit so that
Morrlck'ti Ih now one of tho ntnxt
modern nnd up-to-dntu Hwlnunlnn
pooln In the mule.
In compliance with the law of
Oregon a. eoinpleto turnover of
wtitei Ih inado every 24 hnurM hy
ineuiiH of tho Ha me f HtcrlitK pro
cphm whlelr Ih tmcd hy tlio rtintvor
rtlty of Oregon nnd tho Oregon
Ktato vuIIcko. Tho water Ih ehlor
Itmled 11 ml a teHt Ih made each
morn hit; to determine the condi
tluii of purity.
ArrniiKomcntM are under way to
Heeuro n IiIkIi Krade hwIiiiiiiImk in
Htruetoi who will prolmldy he In
Mediord to IickIii cIiinh and private
Ichkoiih tho fh-Ht week In May,
Kmei-Hon Merrick mild today.
STORY 1
(Continued from Pag 1)
WARNING
BAYER
Aspirin
5
V Know what you ar taking to
raffayo that pain, cold, hadach
or toro throat. Aspirin should not
only bo ofTacHv, it must alio bo
. Gonuino Bayor Aspirin is reliable,
twdy tho same brings prompt
relief safely does not depress tWe
heortv .
Do not take chances- get the
genuine product identified by the
name BAYER on the package and
tho word GENUINE printed in red.
netoxH actltiK in U wore, Dorothy
Jane Walton. Oeruldiue lithuin
and Hamilton Uiw.
The t'rator Uike union march
ed first .In the parade, whleh'
opened the convention, att reward;
for being flint to uclilevo thelr.
roKMrHtion kohI.
The convention pnBriiin closed
Hnuday nlKht and Metlford dele
Kales will he returning t hit even-
hi(t, Hev. Carman K, Melt, who
arrived In thlH city Kunday even-
Inn. leuvtnu before the close of
the ftcNttlon announced thin morn-Inn.
Kev. 'IntHle It. Porter of the i
Flrnt Treabyterlan church, thin
city, whh chairman of Ihe exeeu-;
tlve committee, which Holoetcd j
Medford an tho mcctlnK place for
Ihe 193 1 convention. Kev. M.ll1
ulxo reprenenled thin city nt the 1
convention, nnd ured tho dele-1
catc to aertnt the Invitation ire-i
(ntcd by the i'rater Itko L'nlon. f I
3BZ
VCTCBAW UTATUCD MAM 'I
SUCCUMBS AT BAKER:
l-AKKIt, Ore., April 2K.---
W. IJ. Maxwell, retired weather j I
obMerver. died hero yerterdny nfter,
a UnRorlnR HlnoM. rneiunonln,
rontrncted n week nso, ctmpll-'
c;i t el h is d lenc. He w n 72,
yearn old and had been In the
went her bureau service 4 7 yearn. :
He retired In . 1::M after nine
yearn' nervici here.
Springfield New HnrlnnflPM
Creamery slnrtrd opera t Ion re. j
rently.
MmgMmMMs Urn
YAS-Utr That Are iNCOMPAmsiE at russell'-s
Close Out
OUR YARDAGE
BARGAINS ARE
The Tails of Medford
SILKS-WOOLENS
COTTONS-ENTIRE
LINE SACRIFICED
7 Sell Otitl
fft, 'si T fri ' A Tremendous I
W 'fm JGfr Store-Wide Close-Out I
I staPle I I ' -J
i fJ M I Cotton Goods ... J J
tl JfiV Yl;' I """"K f 1 a ii n a I h , I f Jjj" aM
a M K li VI t H'H'IlIH'H, HMVt'linK, mi i
tl Wr,cs,lirprKMoM,;- I DRAPERIES s' CURTAIN NETS.
1 v I I " I Rayon Damasks f O 38-Inch Fast Color OaTV
1 tfi B. I aL J Vy I :iil-iinli. IIchv.v fliiwiMcd or UK Minqulscttc-s. Conic In onrn, SKMf
M I imiiiisBiiii plain. Iti'Miiliir Vl.Tu. l(Jv ,j lilrn.-, bit?ii, rose. Cut now lo MVV
I TlL "l&feflW5' tL. ""N Jf Fancy Cretonnes . ' 38-Inch French Marquisettes m g
iv VkV.'. Tv W f& 111 crash, .daimiHk anil twill f ltoir. Till- value. Kino wcavi-. tU
V A Vv TiV ri 1 ( W M I't-'li". wravrs. llpciilar B.1i'. mjTjC t Close out nt J
I C-! Al5 XL Qf 1 V lL 75c 5c" sroUcit. w 1;
H Nt) .i t II B K .1 km j wuh.1 sii.ks
II I I I fc U ' I Ji I In I I ""h'11'011'' of yartls of these fine goods sold yards ot these KorKeous silks I E I
I V A aJ J I Hlnrdny and Monday. Hurry fur your shara I II I at this almost givc-aw-ar I II
lllllHrXV V. n 1 H 1 (leoiKOIte and flat crepes, chiffons, shin- Mil price. They must be seen to I II
1 i jf 1 M I lnRs P"'el snaues lor graduation gowns. ne apiircclated. (jet out price,
. 'InVMl &i "P" J A lino of finer woolens up to J I. 5 ut yard
WASH FABRICS I AQ QQ
VjT p Ijf I rvlnted voiles. bntlHtcs, tllmltlpa. I ljF II m 11 J J W Hv
5 I r,,',h HtH(es, plain dress nnd I T mm W . b
I I liil P'M WLTS AM .... .... . 1 w " I
14" m i mtr. mm lingerie vones, hoik m ovv to i
Mj-I'M ' A OUR FINEST WOOLENS h
II Lav ' fc XlVV K Kr'
III I 1V1 ri., 'X. X t VTN m e Pmhhw
sv . r . .
Get Out!
FORCED!!
TO GO QUICK!
BECAUSE OUR LEASE
HAS EXPIRED AND
THE LANDLORD WANTS
THE BUILDING SOON
NO DIFFERENCE HOW
GREAT THE LOSSES
WE MUST UNLOAD
AT SOME PRICE
vnnaren s Long Hose
And 8 or ', box wllh fancy tops C f
sold al L'lc lo inc. Xllv
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns pat a
and Sleepers hUr
liegular H.ou values.
Women's Voile L
Flue, firm voile wilh lace tilui-lQ
lnlngi. Itegular $1.;;.
Coats' 6Strand Embroidery Cottons .O
lloll proof, liegular uc at ' stClC
Fluted Crepe Dress Rirfflina
liltc. pluk, tan. Itegular
"tiw. 95 c
1-Lh. r.hin r.At
llcnuliful, soft. Hue for nursery Att
heddliig. ' HcgSilar
Turkivh Tnu.,1.
liegular to Wc. Colored. Jncquard Q
or fancy striped. ,
Sidnev Gaplm
Itegular r,Sc sellers. Taney silk OQn
llblion clastic; beautiful.
NOVELTIES GIFT GOODS, 1
BEADS, ETC., all at
D
II II r
RUSSELL'S
MEDFORD, OREGON . .
It Won't Be Long Now