Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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JfEDFORD MATL TRTBUNR MTCDFORD, OREfiOK. TITURSnAY, .KTLV 21, 1finn.
American Girl Starts Health
Service for Refugees in Syria
AN GAME
TUD
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MEOFORD FAMILY
INJURED IN AUTO
CRASH IS REPORT
i ) jtz:-:
Marlon E. Harder, the well
known city currier of the Medforil
postuffice, and family en route
north on hia manual vacation, were
in a. bad -automobile wreck . last
Monday night on tho Puclfic high
way inorth of tSutherlin, Ore., in
which 'among othor injuries, Mrs.
Harper's-risht hip was 'dislocated,
their' daughter, Edna's right arm
waa broken, ' Mr. Harper and
their on, Herbert, were badly
bruised and shaken up and their
ear demolished.
Mrs. Harper and daughter are
in the Mercy hospital at Iloseburg
and will be there for a week or
more, according to a letter re
ceived In this city from Mr. Harper
by.the local postoffice stuff last
night, and much sympathy Is ex-
'others Medford friends of the fam
ily. It is 'understood that Postmas
ter Warner is at Rcmebiirg today,
seeing ! that 'everything la being
done for-their comfort. 1
Ail account of the accident is
contained In the following news
Item sent out from Sutlierlin: "'
' Mrs. M. E. : Harper of 'Med
ford puffered a' dislocation of her
right 'hip and cuts and bruises on
her head, 'nnd her daughter Edna
suffered a 'fracture ot her right
arm where a1 car in 'Which they
were proceeding to ' Portland wont
off the highway on a sharp curve
south of Sutherlin Monday even
ing and turned over. Mr. Harper
and another daughter and son
who were in the car, escaped with
flight bruises. The Injured wore
given first aid by a docal .physic
Ian and taken to a Roseburg hos
pitn'l. i "O
Ldttevs have been sent toall sen
ators and congressmen of Oregon
and California telling of the suc
cess of the Mid-Paficic Empire Min
eral Economic conference held in
Grants Jaas July 15, particularly
with regard to the importance of
Crescent City harbor to mining de
velopment in this section, accord
ing to officials of the Northern
California-Southern Oregon Devel
opment association.
'Excerpts from papers .given at
the conference were contained in
the letters showing that those
present at the meeting were of the
opinion that an adequate harbor at
Crescent City would result in the
readjustment and lowering of the
freight charges, thereby stimulat
ing an interest in mining here.
The mining conference also
brought out the toot -that this sec
tion has not beem favored with the
right kind of publicity regarding
its resources and officials of the
development association are plan
ning a publicity campaign throug
out newspapers and mining maga
zines of the country to present au
thentic information and data re
garding these resources.
Meteorological Report
July 24, mill)
Medford ami vicinity: ToniKht
und Friday fair; no change in tem
perature. Oregon: Fob on roast and fair
In the Interior tonight and Friday;
no change in temperature.
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Local Data.
l,
Temperature (degrees) 02 u.H
Highest (last 12 hours) 91
Lowest (last 1 1! hours) (in 58
Kel. humidity (per ct.) 24 (ili
1'rocipitntion (inches).. .01) . .00
Stato of weather Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing 66 degrees.
Total precipitation since Sept. 1,
11129, 13.97 Inches.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 84; lowest 64.
Sunset today, 7:38 p. m.
Sunrise Friday 4:67 n. m.
Sunset Friday 7:37 p. m.
Observation! Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
S3 . J
5 as 2
0" " n
? is
fliLi-'
Baker City - 86 60 Cloudy.
Hlsnmrck 92 in Clear
Boise 4 64 P. Cdy.
Uonver 82 64 ' Cloudy
Den Moines 88 64 ' Clear
Fresno 92 6D Clear
Helena Si ' cdy.
Los Angeles 74 68 Cloudy
.Mnrshfleld 66 80 Cloudy
Fhocnlx KM 80 Cloudy
.Portland 80
Hed Bluff 88 64 Clear
Koseburn 88 64 Clear
Salt Lake 88 64 Clear
San Francisco... 62 64 Clouds
Santa Fe 74 64 P. Cdy.
Seattlo 74 68 Cloudy
Spokane 94 64 Clear
Walla Walla .... 96 68 Op. Cdy.
Winnipeg 84 66 P. Cdy.
W. Jj HUTCHISON,
Meteorologist.
Klamath Falls. Construction
of hangar at local Airport propria-
Jng rapidly.
J x PICATj Jiomo of Armenian refugees
in a village In northern Syria whnro
40,000 exiles from Turkey are being
settled by the league of Nntlons. Miss
Annie E. Slack of Ramsey, N. J. (tnset), r;
has started nn itinerant medicnl snrvica
for the American Near TCcxst Ioundutlon
in these refugee villages, where donors
and nurses wore unknown. In throe
months two clinics ::nd one maternity
center have been established and Inrgo
tiwamps cleared for cannltzntlon in the battle .ngntnst mnlarla with
which ZQ7n of the people are afflicted. MIkm Black has introduced the
first "hoalihmobile" ever aeon in Syria, It travels from village to
village in charge of a native doctor who collaborates with Miss Slack
r.h hfr entire health program and will assist in expandin g tho work.
Indian Princess Parachute Jumper
Of Extensive Experience Said She
CHICAGO, July . 24. (I1) Prin
cess Red Feather, a comely Indian
maiden, made a parachute jump
yesterday under sudden circum
stances. It was her own idea. She told
Mil lor R. V. Schroedo". manager
of Curtiss flying field, thi.t she I
was a parachute jumper of long
experience. She had jumped, she
said, all over Texas.
Pilot Jimmy VanCise took her
up. lie started to tel! her how
but decided not to because the
princess was such a grand Juniper
that would be like carrying coals
to 'Pittsburgh. I
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune Virgin Station)
Thursday
P. M.
fr 5 to 5:15 Popular recordings
5:15 to 5:45 Firestone One- 4
Stop Service Station
5:45 to G News and markets !
by Mall Tribune
6 to 0:15 Fruit dispatches
i by Myron Root
E (i:15 to 0:30 Jackson County ;
Bldg. & Loan association 4 j
i ti:30 to 0:45 Farmers 10 x-
I change Cooperative S
0:45 to 7- Cecila and Sally
presented by Standard Oil
7 to 7:15 "Hqui-fmctlonutpd 4
4 program" by Associated .Oil 4
7:15 to 7:30 Popular record- 4
S ings f 4
4 Friday '
A. SI. .
7:55 to H Breakfast broad- !
4 cast of news by Mull Tri- 4
4 bune 4 '
4 S to S:30 "Kybo Hour' by 41
4 F.conomy (iroceterla
4 S:3U to 8:45 Medfunl Cash 4 j
4 & Carry Cleaners and Dyers 4 I
4 8:45 to (I Cold Seal Cream- 41
t lll-4irl.il 11 1
4 9 to 9:30 Monarch Seed & 4
4 l-'ecd Co., presenting "Fro-
licks"
9:30 to 10 KchlllinB & Co.
4 10 to 10:30 1'opuiar rceoi-d-4
InKs
10:30 to 11 Marsh Grocery
11 (o 11:30 Enders Co., Ash-4-
land
11:30 to 12 Jncque Lennox,
.Milliner
12 to 12:
inga
12:30 to
-Popular record-
1 Palmer
House
1 to 1:30 Brunswick Drcv
ItlCM
1:30 to 2 Lewis Super Ker-
' vice Station
2 to 2:30 Mann's Depart-
I ment store H
f 2:30 to 3 Brophys. Jewelers
1 5 to 6:15 Southern Oregon
Habhit Breeders association 4
, 6:15 to 5:45 Texaco .Motor-
Ists Moments
5:45 to 6 News and markets
by Mall Tribune
4 6 to 8:15 Kruit dispatches
J 4 by Myron Koot
6:15 to 6:45 Popular re-
cordlniis '
6:45 to 7 Cecil and Hally
presented by Htandard till
to 7:15 "Kqui-frnrtlonated
program" by Avsoeiated OH
:I5 to 7:30 Southerri Ore-
(ton Kabblt Breeders Assn.
:30 to S:30 "A Radio Wave
( on Wheels."
! 4V
Construction will start In near
future on new 11,000-vnlt trans
mission line from town ol Hprawue
Itiver to Bly, according to Call
torn 9 Oregon Power company.
Corval. New chlr-ken Indus-j
try development started operatioui
on highway out Ninth street.
ANNIE E. 5LACK-
Up about 2,000 feet the pilot
opened the door of tho cabin and
pointed suggestively down. The
princess arose and stood poised in
tho doorway. Then he deckle tl
sho would not jump.
In tho meantime, however. du
pulled the rip cord, and the. para
chute bean filling up, being blown
around and endangering the con
trol of the plane.
The plane began acting up. Pilot
Vaniso saw drastic action was
needed.
He reached out his foot and khvo
the .princess a sudden -and. deter
mined shove. in a few minute
she wafted right skip up to land.
7:110 to 7:45 p.m. Amos n' Andy:
si'rvico to KOO, KIIQ.I
KO.VK), KOW, KKOA, KKSI). I
7 : 4T to S:-tr( jj.ni. -Sttindnrd Kym
phony Hutu- NliC service to t
KOO. k'lIQ. KO.MO. K(lV. KFl.l
:00 to II: 01) p.in. I!. A. Itolfej
nml ills l.iu-ky Stl'ike Orettetral
I!C service to KI'O, KIOCA,
KKSO, KTAlt.
S:J.") to tl:lll) p.m. I'nrkR HIsKth
Niu: nervk'c to koo. KHQ.
KOA.
9:00 to 9:30 p.m. Memory ljuu;
MIC wrviee to KCO. KIIQ,
KC.W, KKCA, KFKI), KTAK.
!i::iO to 10:00 p.ni. The olym
pians Nile servief to KOO,
KKKI), KOA: !i:4." to lo-.nn p.m.
10:00 to 11:00 i .in. Tile National
Coneert (n-ehestra XIH' servire
1.1:00 to 12:00 p.m. Hotel Daneej
KOO, IsTI. KI'.SI).
Ashland hun 'painted, remodeled .
and huilt during last fix monliis
to extent of $47.JSO.
"WillamlnK. Mr. and Mrs. 1.1 IIKIU.I.V, July 24. (Pi Philip
D. iiutehlnson have taken' over j lleineken. president of the North
management of .W'lliamina lint''!. jCerinnti l.loyd, was seriously in-
THIS YEAR
musio : imc 5&ri . If HI
:i .xmm :
r i
IRST. on a
Victoria and
fist Orudun I'juttc trinKonrinentji train to
Banlf. LjU Louiwrand the bungalow Campi in
the heart of the magnificent Canadian Rockies ....
cnioy every t)pe ol outdoor recreation and activity
there , - . then by rail again to Citgary, Spokane ana
home. Thit's the Circle Tour-really aartltof trattl, tnttr
uimunt mid pUamtt for all the family. Herc'i a vaca
tton you U all like, and it can be had at moderate cost
Gel folders and details now from the office listed below,
and plan to go this summer
( CenaMm PttcilU Tnvrtttrt
ltolW PORTIA) Bti3i.
They like southern Oregon, Hun
garian pheasants do. And they're
going to raise their families here.
Three of them with 15 chickens
onnh tVDi-Q itilnt'vluWin! tiv linv PjllT
ueputy game waruen. yosieruay in ,
the foothills out from Ashland. The;
birds, put out by the state game
commission, appear to he well sat-1
Isfied with conditions here and so
do their broods. t
The Jnckson County Game I'ro-
tective association hopes to in-:
crease the propagation ot thoso;
birds to such nn nxtent that sports- j
men will he allowed to hunt them
in the neighboring hills. They un-
ticipato an open season on them
before many hunting seasons pass.'
Gone Simpson, superintendent of;
the state game farm, has signified j
to the association that he will send i
more pheasants down this season;
and will no doubt do so Imniodij1
ately, when he learns how prolifid'
the ones brought to southern Over
gon last year have become. Thq
hens and their chicks probably do,
not know that by their ready adapj
tat Ion to local circumstances they
are udding their namo to the list
of gamo birds tin this section and
will. -be accordingly1 spotted by tho
hunters'- gun, U . . '?
SAX FRANCISCO, JULY 24.
P) Fire which started in tho
engine room of the Dollar liucr
President "Polk early last night
took the life of one crow mem
ber and imperiled pevon others
before it was extinguished.- Dam
age was nominal, company of
ficials said, and will not prevont
tiie ship's scheduled sailing Fri
day. Eight members of tho "black
guns" were scaling rust from the
boilers when il back draft sent a
smoldering rag into some waste
oil. The flames quickly spread to
tho oil-filled bilge.
T
BOY SHOOTS GIRL
ItUTTK, .Mont.. July 2 4.A)
The body of Sylvia Mill, 17, was
found by Untie authorities today
after they had been directed to it
by ltoy lleudrickson, 22, who con
fessed he killed her.
Mendriekson surrendered volun
tarily to the police, saying ho bad
killed ills sweetheart because they
did not have enough money to net
married. The police believe the
young man also intended killing
himself but lost his nerve.
PKNTr,FrON Ore., July 24.
IV Present Indications point' to a
normal wheat crop in Umatilla
county this year. While some
yields are reported light, others
will average from 4o to 50 bushels
an acre. Six million bushels is a
normal county harvest.
Pumtn liner from Stittlc to
Vancouver . . . then, on a
Chcqvtj Good Ih H'rtf Omt )
I
Redueed Milk P
Phone 51
jured today In an automobile col
lision near Derlin.
1-Jeineken had started from Dres
den t for Peril n and had reached
the suburb of Llchtcnradc, when
his car collided with a motor
truck.
lleineken -was thrown through
tho windshield and suffered severe
injuries on his head.
Political advertising along Geor
gia highways is barred by law.
11
DIVIDEND
or more has been
paid on stock in
this Association
since
1909
30 North Central
ANNOUNCES
EFFECTIVE
Quart
9
Pint
Gold Seal Milk is Pasteurized
THE ONLY SAFE MILK J
DALLES DISTRICT HAS
ACUTE WATER FAMINE
T1I10 DAM.KS. Ore., July 1M.
(!') Unprecedented drought con
ditions In the Wamlc district were
described loday by T. helnnd
llrown, county water master, who
left to arrange transfer of "water
from a highland Irrigation system
to flitches nn the lower urea
Glass A
I
$ 1 00 per Share ; , ; , M .
Always at Par No Fluctuation
An investor desiring safety availability High
earnings should take advantage of the plans t ;
offered by this Association. Dividends are paid : '
in January from date of deposit. .
JACKSON COUNTY !
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION I
AUGUST 1ST
. 10c
5c
ranches in order to provide u sup
ply for stock watering and domes
tic purposes.
4
Sues In Auto Dentil.
SAIjKM, Ore., July 24. (?)
Ferdinand Mlckenham, whose au
tomobile caused the death of
Iralah Hewitt on .lime 18, was
made defendant In a $10,000 dn
age suit yestorflny brought b.V
Leonard Hewitt, administrator of
the Hewitt estate.
i
rices
HEAVY LIQUOR CARGO ;
, SEIZED 'OFF AMBROSE
-NEW YOIUC :iuly 24 OT Th6
rlnhliiK wnuclc, -Antonla, loadcil to
the watorllno ' with 1000 raHes of
whisky, vulijed ut ' $75,000' will
Kohtod ly th'(i coiwt Buurd' in Am
broac ohnnnol today'. ' : :v
Tho cro wof four, whose nairtea
wore not' -revpalod, wbw; ni'restodt
i
..Organized 190$
K i '
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