Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 08, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ArEDFORTl MATT TnTBIIXft, AfEDFOP.D, ORBfipy, THURSDAY, MAY 8,. 1930. Concrete payemeiits; last ?; Iooiieist Concrete-paved streets "stand up" under the constant pound ing of heavy traffic year after year, without showing signs of wear. No otheir type of pavement can equal concrete for dura bility and trouble-free service. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 146 Fifth Street PORTLAND, ORB. ef "National Organization to Improve and "tend the Uses of Concrete CHAWEIC. BOOTH PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE FOR P E RMANENCE I JUST A FEW EXAMPLES Of what the Oregon Press thinks of Harry X. Corbet Republican Candidate for Governor , . "Should Oregon entrust its gov ernorship to him (Corbctt) it will be In miRhty good hands." Sheridan Sun. "H e (Corbett) says that the state will be ad vanced more by hard work than oratory."--Crass Valley Journal... "The fact that Harry L.' Corbett was the only senator in the 1927 legislature who refused to accept the extra pay which the legislators voted themselves should not work to his disadvantage in his campaign to procure the repub lican gubernatorial nomination." Ashland Tidings. "Searching through all of the utterances made by candi dates we find In the Corbett platform a gem to consider." Klamath Falls Herald. "With Mr. Corbett Covernor there should be no pyramid ing of bond issues, but there would be ways and means devised for legitimate, safe development." Malheur Enterprise. "The sanest platform that has been issued by any candi date in this generation is the one put forward by Harry L. Corbett, republican candidate for Covernor. If there is any 'bushwah' in it we have not been able to locate it and that is a most unusual thing for a candidate." Corvallis Gazette Times. f - Vote for Harry L. Corbett Paid Adv., Corbett for Clovoi-nnr Com., Floyd .1. Cook, Klolil .Ur. vo vuruvii mug., imhimiiu, lire, . . . THE C L l;F T IAN , Starting j place t for everything I near i Mieatrej, I j hopvl j . . 1 i points. j GEARY j AT TAYLOR Sf, j tat r ! ' Ms ; I &j!&jl&i i Insurance" " it First Insurance Agency s ; A. L. HILL, Mingr; Phono 105 . 30 N. -Central Medford, Oregon PthousANdsNJ BENEFITTED 1 75 el new patients sent by old patient Can anything more conclusively prove mulls of Dr. Ctias. J. Dean's non-sin-iikal treatment (or Hemor rhoids, Colitis. Fistula, Constipa tion and other Rectal and Colon disorder than the fact that the majority of new patients are Sent to tis by former patients? Yet, we continue to make our remarkable GUARANTY u explained bi etir FKKB book whkli may be had on request, 'vi , .. . Dr. ClIAS. J.DEAN RECTAL, W COLON CLINIC MAM BUtf 6PP0S COURT HOUSC riFTH A NAJN,Nt1UND,0RSOM " TELEPHONE AT WATER 2061 SYNOPSIS:' Dan Parados,' wealthy unacrvpuloua tyrant ol a aecluded inland estate, la hated by hit aotd-bloodtd wile and Alt en flrarelliiK of servants. Allan Hunt, earning to inspect Parados art collflclloii, atumblea into thia vieb or conflict. At dinner that nlnht, with Paradoa absent, a "game or murder" it phiyed with Paradoa the aubleet of a mythical murder. Anntole Plioue, a French detective who ia present tor rea tnnj unknown, acta aa "inveatlna t'ir." The guests include lira. Parndoa. Celta Ferria. Paradoa' pretty secretary: Annerslep her aweclhcort: Herbert Johns, cus todian ol the Island tort, and Car aline llrent. who has toon tlunl'a attention. All deny any motive for murder in the "name." Aa dinner ends FltQue aatowls the group by announcing that Paradoa actually haa been murdered. Chapter J THIRTY-FIVE CENT8 pARAUUS was so detested that no one, not even Mrs. Parados, was moved to grlet. "How long have you known about this?" Mrs. Parados demanded. 'Since (our minutes ot seven, when 1 round him, madntne," Clique eald. " :' ' ;- It was now V:3t). Mrs. Harados retorted furiously. "You keep from me knowledge o( my husband's death you Inveigle lis Into your Idiotic gnme " 4mue)s grunted. "Any Idea how long be bad been deadV" "Perhaps !iU minutes. M, Hunt left blm at balf.past six. Is tbat not so, M. I'Antlqualraj" I nodded. "Between :30 ani 6:60," Sam uels muttered. "Tbat pins It down pretty close. Have you looked at the windows, Kirkt" "Tbe west window Is bolted," Kirk answered. "This window," In dicating tbe one by tbe writing table, "and tbat one," pointing to tbe patio window, "are both latciieg. out neuner is ooiieo. 'inat aoor there Is locked," and he nodded toward tbe billiard room door. "There's no key. How about the 'phone, ma'am?" be asked Mrs. Parados, "It Is part ot tbe bouse system. We are not connected wltb the mainland." Samuels turned sharply towards Fllque. "What brought you here at (our minutes of seven?" "The housekeeper Informed me tbat monsieur desired my presence. First I dressed for dinner. Tbe door ot the library was unlocked. I en- E To the Editor: The friends and HUpporttTS of Harry L. Corbett sincerely bellev TILLAMOOK CHEESE ' REDUCED ONE CENT Beverly Hills Boasts Largest Census Growth i " I Corn, Callous, Roots and All poktland, ore., May svVrQ Come Out Pain Gone i The price of Tillamook cheese- trip-1 ft , Instantly LOS AXOBLKS. May ,... "... , ,,,, i to 22c . - ' UP) Beverley Hills, Oil. was ( ' " '',", , llCcordlnB t iiOfcb UOIM'T HURT i7 FOR 10 CEM1S announced uy me ''" 1 ' .... .,, ,.,v freamery as. n ... ....In., that ho Is the outstnmlint,- cand ; ' ,o.t0n . . . I havlr.u leaned far ahead. f , . aaie ror governor in tms campaiBn. j , tho coumi.y f, Ills tralnlnB, ability and ciperlcnca iioDuiitlon caln. Tho weal-' I 7av 24S5 per cent. Ten years I ago it had C74 residents. any city in the country nopulition gains. Tho weal- fit him in a large way to fill thej thy city was enumerated as office of governor flilth distinction. I havin a population of 1". Ili4.niinil hni'Dpinr .. v,.'nli nnm.! 4 428.- an increase of 16,754. mon sense should not be overlooked uy me umr, lur iiiL-se are aiir. -1 butcs not nossesHed hv nil rnml.. : dates. ! Senator Corbett would like to! ; , meet as many voters as possible at riuvoiod M.ls l uvoml. the Medford hotel tomorrow at thoi Efforts to give fine and espec:il noon luncheon. I flavors to meat by artificial means We hope and believe that Mr. ; arc reported to have been ru?ccss- Corbett will be the next governor ful In Europe recently. Tho food of Oregon. Come out and look I has found such favor that it is pro- a inniliiir nr.lnt company .111- nounccd n reduction of 4c a Ballon In raw and boiled linseed oil. RESULTS GUARANTEED Many a man and woirmt has t. claimed O-Joy when iey found their coms and callouses eone lipain cone and shoes hurting . PHILADKLl'llIA. May George wimrton :i -. rress .support Secretary .1. Davis for senator and Shunk llrown for goyernor le I ,lutelV guararlteed. No bulky doueh" can.pnlgo for Hepublican non.ina- ut &a m huTnin acjdsy Sh- tions. 'wafer, thin as paper. Avoid hiatuu. priced substitutes. O-Joys -l newest, best remedy, yet, SixJJL 1 :4im. at druggists. I.'.....,, of Mt.milnr Pepper today announced he would f? n tho of Labor James ; ;:' rS V Francis i " oui comes him over. t'ORUKTT TOJl GOVERNOR COMM 1TTEE. Eugene Thorndyko, Secretary. More than 10,000 game fish plant ed in stranms and lakes of Clatsop county'duiiiig recent week, accord ing to Deputy Game Warden Smith of Astoria.' : dieted that cutlets having tho tasto. of fruits or berries are un early possibility. Aid Cotton Industry j LONDON (IP) Women mem-j bei'H of parliament are wearing cotton dresses and stockings aa part of a national cotton week to , aid tho textile industry. fChildrenCry! Tor - . X ASTORIA A BABY REMEDY APPnOVD BY DOCTORS I FOR COUC,CONSTITION.O'WnMA Jl tered. Monsieur lay as you found j blm." "And you came out by the same ' dnort" -:!., 'Nd, monsieur.' 1 locked It, oal, ySr&TT ' " XWft'J''1 Klrk lel Mra parados enter, ?Or' r "" but ,wel"' ,ne others back, mfiL.Mt -Mil i "Mndume," Fllqiis Interrupted, "1 admit everything. My game told me many things. Out Hero ore the po lice." Three men strode Into the room A thin, wiry man was In the lead. The second man was short and atocky. The third, a tall, elderly man, obviously was a doctor. "What's happened?" the wiry man demanded. "I'm Frank Sam uels, a deputy district attorney." "Ask M. Kllnno," Mrs. Parados replied angrily. "Ho sent the mes sage." "r'llquel" Samuels ejaculated. "Are you" "Tho principal sRent o( la Sured ot I'nrls," the little man bowed. "Where's the body?" "Come with mo M. le Deputy." Klltj ne pressed down the hall. The key rattled as he thrust It Into the lock. A light switch clicked. "lie's dead the moster " Man tling nns hysterical. "Keep those voroen back, Kirk," Samuels muttered. . . , . Parados lay In front ot the patio window, which was closed, as Klhiue had said. Tho lingers ot bis right band and the toes ot his ihoos were dug Into the carpet. His loll hand was clenched against bis chest. Aiiucrsley, Johns, and 1 pushed In. Kirk let Mrs. Parados enter but the others ho swept back. "Stay thero," Kirk commanded. "Don't leave the house, bono of you." Mrs. Parados looked at her bus oand with bard, expressionless oyes. , ,"Sa this Is the end of you, Dan," she sold quietly. "And we turned it Into n game," Tho doctor was holding up (He lull Hand ot the dead man. A com mon price ticket with a cotton string dunglod from It. I didn't think we nctttnlly would rind the prtco ticket Kllque bad introduced Into bis "game." Samuels removed the ticket and I noticed llgures on it. . , ... "Tlilrly flve ccnls," Samuels mut tered. "A small sum to Intrigue so rich t one." Kllque jiturmured. "Yes." Samuels said, "that hits inc. too. We enn't trace It. T.'viy make 'em hy the billion. You found nlm?" "Yea. monsieur." 'The tmily hasn't been touched?" "I'ii salisly myself lie was dead." "Winn time did you tlnd him?" '"At precisely lour minutes ol leven." but I urn emerged by the billiard room." 1 ' "Why?" Fllque shrugged his plump shoul ders. "What (loos one look lur when a murder has neen commuted? i went to see If the llrent collection i wns as you say Intact. And n I was." ! "You found nothing material ! here?" j "The price ticket, monsieur." j "Nothing else?" i Pllque dropped his eyes to a darn j stain on the carpet. Samuel; touched the slain. j "Well, that's not much." ! I Samuels now drew his arrpgnu: j oyes over the group. ' j "A shot was tired In this room i or from Just outside It. Any of you , hear anything that sounded like a shot?" 1 Thero was uo reply. "If any ot you know anything you'd better spill it," Samuels con tinued. "1 heard no shot," 1 said. "Nor I," Mrs. Parados told Kim,. The rest were equally positive li their denials. , "Does monsieur believo we are n secrecy?" Fllque murmured. j"Oiu or two, perhaps, but not six oi eight. Come, my friend, you arc i man of Intelligence " "intelligent enough to believe in more than 1 can prove," Sainueb grunted. . "Parblcu, but to assuino that oni the solid and seen are real;.' thai mon owl. Is the grave error. I Yon do not believe these people are ti the conspiracy?" ' : "Not exactly," Samuels said dry ly. "A silencer may hove been used." . "Could he have beeo killed wlih a rlile?" Annersley asked suddenly "Fllque snld the putlo wluilpn wns shut," Samuels replied, "1 suppose a pistol couldn't hvi been used wltb any degree ot ac curacy outside of hearing range?' "No," Samuels grunted, "lie must j novo granncu Hint price las from the person who shot him. How about the bullet, Doc?" ' "Against the left scapuln." thp doctor nnswored casually. "1 Ima glne 1 can get It." "Do you mind, Mrs. Parados'. Samuels queried. "When a man's dead he's dead, Mrs. Parados answered. , (Copyright. IJ. IVlMhim Morrow and Company! Every neraoft a uanpet' Tomor. row Caroline Brent is Quitted Hv etranger among attange people. Usi I i TELErnUNE ATWATE.R Z0Q I Vm3 ik A'flUATlO omces i i LEI IV ScATTtt.SAN Francisco JW LOSAN6ELEI.. - 3 Mall Tribune ads are read 0,096 people, every day. hy Mall Tribune ads are read t'jJ0,00 people every (Jajr, PORTLAND. Ore. May S tTV captain Ernest .V.pencer, 7S. for ,50 years H-omlnently Identified with steamboat netlvltles on the Columbia and WlllHmetto vl-er.i, " 11 I iiaui..n iinfr in itegnitus. , Ono of the nnl onthulnstlo ynehlsnien at Cannes. France, dur ing the winter season was the Kln; of Denmark. Ho look an active died here toddy f a heart Attack, j ,,nrt pinny regattas held In February, leaving the nueen to spend her time shopping with ono of her Indies-ln-waltliii;. He wan one ot the Inst of the early day river steamboat men of the Oregon country. ($ Auto Turn Turtle. i (innrgo t'ollett won the Internn- SALfc.M, lire.. May Ahi,i.hhI bk-yrllng ehimpioi)!.hlp In Hulonioblle enrrytnaj Major t!en-i Pni-n, on June 20, 1903. the day his rial Chrl.- H. Martin of Port- .luuithter, Clenr. w a n born, land, tuined turtle on the Hni-lfio, Twenty-two years Inter to the day. Highway near iVoodhurn yesler-: nleiAi Collett won the linen's day w hen It skidded from theVKrvuch golf ehnmpionViilp In I pavement. Jso one was Injured, ! Tarls, O JUircus,lic Given to Bovs and Girls 53 MM W lisaJ'i H iff 1 " ' p . I'i' ajBiWWeiiBffl IJ V.i .-A'A4S. AL. G. BARNES Gigantic 5-RING CIRCUS MEDFORD On MONDAY, MAY 19 Every boy and girl under 16 years of age can go. Simply get one new subscriber fcr The Mail Tribune, have the order below signed, mail or bring the blank to gether with the $1.50 to the office of The Mail Tribune in Medford, and you 'will be given- a free ticket admitting you to the Big Show, the Side Show and the Wild West Show. 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