Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 09, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDPOTin MATL TRITON ft, MKT) FORD, ORECONT, TUESDAY. DKOKMIiKR n, Y.MO. PADRE 0 RAINS F PASSES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Modern Maidens ; Taller, Heavier I College Reports frcturesauc Padre Who 5 Based, Weather Predic ations On Sun Spots to Be Buried Thursday. 'V N I V K R S I T V OK SANTA CLAKA. fill.. Bee. 9 W The Huv. Jerume Plxturt- Itlcnrd, "Pudro cif the KuinH,"- died peacefully ut tho. ITiiivci-Hlty of HanM Chim hint HUGE CHICAGO fa 4 NOHT MAM I'TON, Miikh.. 4 Dec. 9 W) Tho bIi Ih ut Smith rul1iK lire K'(tliiK taller, 4 hcitvlt'i' and healthlor. Dr. K. KranePH Kcott of the dopartniont of hyK'rno at the 4 voUi'Kv, and authority for tho Ktatcmont, all that two 4 poundH In weight and moro than an Inch in height have hop n added to the Smith col- 4 Iprp freHhmun alnco 1 902. 4 The average nluuVnt ut 4 Hmlth wi'iKhn 121.44 poundu 4 and is 5 feet 3 Inchon tall. 4 4 444444444444 native of JMulnfmns, Drmiu. France had hoen a nipmher of tho Hoelcty of Jphuh for 09 ypai'H and an or dained piiPHt for 44 ypara. lie was u mem bur of fiHtrnnornlcul Hunlctlim In Kra nee, JJelKlum, Mexico and the United HtutcH. Wlille ninny nclcntlsin dlHapreed with the pk'turefUo churchiimn'fi theoriPN, they credited him with doliiK much toward developing a popular Interest In iiHtronomy. f 'k ' ' Father It I card f.i . iffKht. He had been' confined to hid hed moHt of the tlmo since he Htiffered a heart attack In April, 1429. ' Tho 80-year-old churchman and ftftentlHt was nationally known for hi ' development f the nun Hpot ttmory of weather proKnoatlcatiun. llin monthly weather orcnntH, baaed upon obKorvatlon of the nun, Were isriued reRUlarly for a quarter, of a century until he was Htrtcken. Thelc auccens hrouKht him tho title of "Padre of the HatnH;'' : Kor more than a half century he wad connected with the Univer-tfty-of Hn nta Clara whero he wan head of the nutronomleal olmervu tory from 1917 to 1929. The Reverend Father Ricnrd, n TR I f IE IS BO M B TARGET CHICAGO, 'pec. 9. lP) One of the world's larKPNt office bulldinK" the American Kurnature Mart situated in Ijiko Hhure drive on the near north ship, wan bombed hint nlKbt. A hole was torn 1" the first floor, mason r on tho Huron street aide was ripped away and windows throughout the north and northeast parts of the build Ins were shattered. Kstimates of the diimiiKo ruiiKed from l&UOO to llfi.OOO. Myntery Hiirroumlrri' tho explo nlon which was on tho flrat floor and of such force that it. knocked Frank MaJewlcz. ninht cuHlodlan, off hid feet, and set off the sprink ler SyHlenii No ono Haw tho bomb era or -the .explosive which police believed was attached to a time fitc. Neither could anyone sup ply u -motlvo. Hliot by KcHy. LA IIUK'K, India. Dec. 9. P Captain 1. J. W, McClvnaehun of the loth battaliajn,1 8th Punjab reKlment, was nhot and killed on the parade ground here today by a epoy corporul, who then turn ed" his gun on a serKeant. who was fatally wounded. - LIFE OF LABOR FOR COLORADO MOTHER Jury Finds Mrs. O'Loughlin Guilty Feeding 10-Year- Old Step-Daughter Ground Glass. DUXVEH, Colo.. Dec. 9. iPf The central figure In Colorado most sensational murder case, Mrs. Pearl O'lxiUKhlln. today faced Im prisonment for life at hard labor In the wtate penitentiary for the murder a! her 1 0 -year-old step daughter, Lepna. It took the jury only one hour, 3d ml mi ten, last nlf;ht to find the tltlan - haired. 31 -year-old step mother Riillty of first decree mur der. The verdict carried with it an automatic penalty. At the out- wet of the trial, ten days no. the state Intended to ask for the death sentence, but the court ruled out the nlloKed confetuion tho woman made to police ' shortly uf tor her arreHt.f I'nder Colorado law, capi tal punlahtnant can he Impoxevl only wlfere there Is an eye-witness to the crime or a confession by tho aceuncd Accused lAUtCil-i, A few minutes before the Jury filed Into the box, Mrs. O'LoukIiUii lauehed n she chatted with her counsel, John,M.- KcatlnK. She listened intently and with out dlsplrfy of emotion a Judfjo Henley A. Calvert read the verdict. The state charged Mrs. O'LoURh lin attempted to kill her husband's 73-year-old father. Dennis, by put ting ttlass in a sugar bowl at his home In Fort Collins; to end tho lives of her husband and step daughter by placing plans particles In their food, and then to Inherit tho elder man's estate of npproxi- ately $35,000 and $3,200 insur ance carried by her husband. OF PHOENIX 10 IE! I'llOEMX, Ore Doc. 9. Si!.) The regular nieetlliR of Neighbors of Woodcraft will ha held WcdnoH duy cvonliiB nt tho W. O. W. hull. All mnmhoiH ro urued to intend, no Important ItoniH will bo dlncupsed and decided. Kollonlni; the business rokhIoti n Hociiil will be held, to which nil the hUBhunds of the members, are Invited. KefrcHhmontfi will bo nerved by committee WW You Give a Gift of Comfort When You Give Christmas Sales Como to Ward's for tlmt gift of comfort slippers. You'll find smart styles for young; feet and old, and every pair an outstanding value at our lew prices FOR FOR DAD llnmo ut nlchl. Blip Into thcM r n m f n r tuhin fell ullnnors! T h t' ilad's "t h a n k-y o h" act for thlB Rift of c o in furl. $1.00 BROTHER llho kind nf Slip n er he'd t. h o o o him (tell!.. ilded uhromo leath el antes Hud hels. I lllo collar cuff gives milled warmth. 29 s Fine Kid D'Orsays for Mother and Sister Uioosf ii p ii i r to mutch tlii'ir silk rulips tir Immi; iiid iH.iiiiutis. ( 'm fort ii Me pmMi'd Miles. A (,'ift for tlii'il' Irisiirc liniii's. $1.19 s FOR CHILDREN Women's Felt Slippers 89c s s 59c 1. title "hunny rabbit 1I l p r , 1 1 n o il with sheep's 1 wool, ..will plea it the children and their mothers, dive a pair for ChrlMman. 8& KIO TRIMMED -Ideal for warmih and romforl. Siifll padded soles and heels. Choice of colors. Red Rubber Boots $1.89 BRIGHT RED ONS8 for Mary Jane or JoaV Knee liinsth lor protection; fleece lined for tonitort. Black Rubber Boots $3.19 for BIO BROTHER. Absolutely water proof. Kxcoptlon al values. Siorm Kins, styles. s I I I 1 I t4 s i Phone 286 U J3HBftPft9 VS Our "$1 Gift Bargain" Booth! Montgomery Ward & Co. 117 So. Central Medford Jhoppinq Day J 'til Christmas ! BLAST FILIPINO BUNK HOUSE ON LETTUCE E A! One Killed and Three Hurt When Bomb ' Is Tossed Through Window in Im perial Valley. IMPERIAL, Oil., Dec. 9. W1) Tho exploHlon of u bomb in. an hnprovlHed dormitory for Filipino lettuce workers laat niht resulted In tho death early today of Arlaton K. Luntky, 20, three of whose fel low workers were Injured, one perhaps fatally. J use Paviona, suffered Injuries ', from which he may die. while , I'edro Norbe lost an arm. A fourth i suffered minor injury. I Disgruntled white workers, In vestigators believed, tossed the deadly mhttdle Into the building through a window. About sixty Filipinos were in the loft of the building, prepared to retire, when the explosion occurred. Those in- Jured were directly above the win- dow through which the bomb was j thrown. j While frequently fights taking , place in the Imperial Valley re- ( cently have been aaciibed to ill feeling between white and Filipino workers over attentions paid by Filipinos to whlto ghia, no motive has been advanced for the bomb ing of tho dormitory. FOG POISONED BY FACTORIES, CLAIM . HHUSSKI.S, Doc. . (P) All emphatic declaration that tho UiK ill the Moimo valley, which took 67 lives last week, could not liavo killed anyone If It liatl been uncon tiiiulnaled was niado today by I'ro fosHor Nolf. iircsident of tho Del Buln Hod Cross, at tho opening of nn official Inquiry ino Ino disas ter. Ills statement Kiivo support to a belief that noxious Minos from In dustrial plants in the Hnsls district woro responsible for tho deaths. SENATE PASSES DROUGHT RELIEF WASHINGTON. Hoc. ft. (dV Tho Bcniile today iiasscd tho hill iiullioii.liiK $ii(i.omi,ooo for relief of tho droUKht-strlckon farmers. Tlie ineasnre was aonroved with out a record vote after Democrats had hittorly assailed the conten tion or the administration that the funds should not he loaned to fann ers for purchase of personal food. KI.AMATIl KAI.I.S. Ore. 1'C. p.i4' with the nrlKlnal Jury panei exhausted, uti Hil.llt li.nal Rl niioies were hcinu drawn on the second day of the Donald Nucker muriler trial today. Twice tins loornlim the defense expresm-d sjitlsfiictien with the ury. hut the slalo excited precniptory chul l.'imes. The slate has one iit emptory chalh-ime left while tho defense has four. Officers hellcvcd llu Jury would he selected today. coAsnoS.it l.OS AMiKl.DS. ive. P. A proposal for a commissioner of nthlotira. lona a dream In the Pa cific t'oaat football conference, rv celved the piroal of coaches at the annual meeting today, and was delivered to faculty representa tives (or a final decision. q The proposltlVt of a eomTTiis sl0T. such as roiis the HI Tten. had tH.-n defesicfl on numerous i olher oecasions py failure of I he ewehet to asree. I Sfinfi f (TliMMtnfrAtSriA Mail r "THE STORE FOR EVE?VBODY" Early PnONt-486-487 HUfOWt(!CCM. Early REMEMBER ONLY 13 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 'C LID W IE lrt'lPAJlA iVll A S io- A Personal Pleasure It may be Rtibcoiiscioiis, lint, most any man will iel. a real thrill of enjoyment out of wearing tho Pajamas Glover tailors for us. The satisfaction that fine things always give . .-. a soothing sense of luxury . . . remarkable comfort . . . the assurance llmt you can lay asido the day's dollies for (ho freedom of Pajamas and lie just as well, just as smartly, dressed. Slip inlo ono of these Glover Pajumas tonight, and you'll understand why. $H95 $ JL to Gift Bags A Smart hand bag from Mann's will solve someone's gift, yet these fine examples of the bag makers' art are not expensive especially when you consider the quality of leathers used, suede, calfskin and pin seal. All the new shades. $g95 Silk Hose Gift hose Is best purchased at Mann's and especially good are these new Theme numbers of pure chiffon silk in the popular service weight. This fine stock ing is full fashioned and his a beautiful French heel. All the new winter shades and sizes. $195 V 2 pair $3.65 MANN'S MAIN FLOOR Rayon Pajamas "For Her Gift" In selecting a personal gift for "Her" just remember she will love pajamas. These of superfine rayon at this low price are indeed a real value. The colorings and trimmings are new In fact they are the best looking pajamas In town. Your choice Wednesday at Mann's $2.95 New Silk Gowns If she does not want pajamas, why not a gown of beautiful georgette, crepe de chine, satin or French crepe; all are here trimmed in adorable lace and fashioned with care as to style, and color. Your choice from 't $3.45 to$14.95 SILK ROBES and PAJAMAS A breath of the Orient is found in these marvelous quilted satin robes for women and misses. What a Christmas gift they make. The colors, the designs, and the quaint embroidery make these robes the best we have shown in years. See them at Mann's $9.95 A $6.95 gift group of adorable rayon crepe lounging robes In delicate pastel shades and black. Also won derful Japanese two-piece style pajamas will be found, among these timely collections of dainty things for "Her" Christmas and priced only $6.95 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR Qift Bedding Spreads Long wearing Wearwell woven bed spreads In guar anteed fast colors. These fine cotton spreads come in the generous 84x105-lr.cn size which is ample for any full sized bed. A splendid Christmas gift for the home. Choicq $3.95 The very newest spread in stock, the "Queen Mary" a delightfully striped spread of finest quality rayon and in the full bed size of 80x108. The striping, are wide ivory and pastels. A wonderful gift. Choice $4.95 Twin Bed Size $6.95 A marvelous gift for Mother! An "Ole Time Kenteky Coverlet". Exact copies of the famous old hand woven Kentucky cotton spreads. These fine covers come in glorious colors and in both full and twin- bed size. Full Bed Size $745 Sheet Sets The famous Golden Gate colored border and hem stitched sheet sets consisting of fine Golden Gate sheet in 72x99, 81x99 or 81x108-in. sizes and 2 Gold en Gate 42x38'2-in. pillow slips. Pastel colors In at tractive boxes. $3.95to$4.65 Pillow Cases Boxed pillow 'cases Golden Gate brand. These come 2 to the set and, have a 4-inch pastel border. The cases are 42x38'2-in. size. They priced at Mann's, per pair Pair $1.75 Comforts Beautiful full bed size comforts filled with finest of wool and covered with best quality rayon In solid colors; edges bound in matching cord. A marvelous comfort and a beautiful igft. $16 50 Ea. The gift of gifts a down-filled comfort. These glori ous warm bedfellows are covered with a fine floral pattern fabric. Full bed size and guaranteed perfect quality genuine down filling. $22.50 Ea Blankets The beat blanket value In Medford I Pure wool single plain colored blankets in full bed and twin bed size. A blanket that will give long lasting service. Priced In their respective sizes. ' j $6o50 $4.95 Beautiful all wool double blankets in the popular plaid and block designs. New colors and matching bindings. Full bed, 70x80-inch size; a marvelous val ue at .this low price. $9.95 Pr. The finest of all gift blankets, a genuine Imported Holland pure wool blanket. These marvelous covers come In rich two-tone effects. They are very heavy and extra large In size, 70x84. Priced $17.50Ea. A splendid selection of gift blankets from the mills of Horner, Fabrlo. Kenwood and Pend'eton. Every one pure wool and Individually boxed. All full bed, 72x84 Inches in size. All colors. Priced $9.95 to $17.50 Rayon Bed Sets Full bee! size rayon bed sets consisting of spread and large crescent pillow. These sets come In d a I n t y pastel shades and are beautifully mad.. Vour choice $95 Wednesday Gift Special Boxed Stationery Stationery makes a most acceptable gift especially when (jT I I 1 1 I It Is good pap.r such at Montag't and attractively boxed jik II " like this is. This fin stationery will be on sale Wednes- II day at Mann's for only $1.00 a box and It is In assorted II Rnv colors. (See Window) UUA IS"