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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1931)
Ktflft EICITTT fEDFORD MflTL TRTRTTNT!. MEDFOTtD, OiMXiOW MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1931. PLANE PIONEER DIES IN CRASH; AS PREDICTED Edward Heath, Inventor and ;:: Stunt Flier, Takes Last ; Chance in Airplane En ! gine Blamed. CHICAGO, Feb. 2 (P)Thn pro- fiction of nomo of 1)10 acquaint 1 anceti of Edward iwmtn, 1 r. u jii neer in airplane experimentation, (hat he someday would kill him self como true yeHterday. Ho died in a plunge from un ulUtnde of tbout 200 leet while Hying I" " uew plane of IiIh own design near JIurton (Jrnve, a Ktihurh. ''r Heath, who was widely known j as a Hiunt ruer ana uh mo ues igner and manufacturer of the. Jrlealh Parasol plane, hud long been interested in uvlation experiments, JTor twenty yents IiIh friends had said of him: ? "Always trying something now; always tukitiK a change; hu'll kill himself some tluy." The plane In which Heath died flH a two-seater, low-wluged 1110110 ftlane of the "Parasol" type. Ap parently . ho encountored engine trouble, and tliu machine went into t a tall Hpln. f SANTA 1IAHIIAKA, Cul., Kefo. 2 7-(P Jwen W'lllium KIhk, 20, k(u dent pilot and hoii of u wealtliy M(Jtit(iClCo, Cul., family, and hid flying liiMtructor, Jam oh Kohh, 22, qt Kunta Harhura, worn l'utulty In jured when a training plune crash ed near here yesterday. Rona. a transport pilot, was at the controls, when they took off rrom the, t:awa iorn airport. 1 ne plune faltered and begun settling. Ross turned back, hut the ship fell from 60 feet altitude. Into u walnut grove near the field. 4 STORY 1 (Continued from Po 1) were before wc hd Htiite reKiiht tinn, without anyone lo repfu- sent their eiiiiKe. i' Aliollslitfi t'omtniMNloii. 5"Th Ijiwrenre hill mIhiIImIicm the present coinmliwliin, n nil ere atnn In ItH Kteail a hIiikIh eoni mlnxluner chuiKeil with the "I"' clflc duly of repii'BiintliiK the pa tVoliH, use of the Hervhe uml oonmimeiK ot the priMluet f "S' public utility and the public ;en crullv. in all cnnlriiveiH!en rertpoei- lDK iuten, eluit'KeH, valuations anil ucrvjfc. ... : i "I furthor ailvoeateit the repeal of the to-ealleil lertlflrnte or con venience anil necoslty law. chaiB injt that it hnltlcH tip public utility (levolopment, mli'len ronuietltion and prevenlM outaiilo capital from ehlerlnK thiB slale for develop ment. "The Lawrence bill apeclflcally provide for the repenl of this I4w. .'"I furthor advocated the exten sion of the homo rule principles to municipalities so that cities Mid towns mlKht bavo the rushl to fix and preH-ribe rates and ser vices In franchises entered Into with public utilities. . "The Ijiwrence hill carries the homo ruin provision with adequate wifenunrds." Build Truck For RumI TUltlN. Holy W o r k has been stnitod on 3H0 motor trucks, to be delivered to the eovluls un der the Itallan-nuiislan trade treaty lulled last Bummer. "Spa," a Kiul unit, will deliver 2t light trucks and 275 of 1(8 model 31. The ma chines will cost IMu.Oan. LOOK FOR THE ROUND RED VACUUM TIN What a rare discovery when coffee was first packed in vacuum! Just Jike coffee, tea flavor also evaporates front a tin or cardboard box. Tea is best when scaled in iwuum, according to the tests of the Gov ernment Tea Examiners. So now, Schilling Tea is scaled in vacuum and whatadifference! When you try it you will know what you have missed all these years a fresh fragrame, new and de lightful. FRESH Schilling T E A BOOZE AND SPEED GRIEF FOR Jaids CAPTURE i'i in 1 1 n i ifti mi ii ii 1 1 wuHjnuiiMin MW . pi , Tho Monday morning lineup to day In the clly nnil Justice court' resulted hi two :nr driving licenses j being suspended for auto l:iw vio- j intlous and fines imposed In other eases for Intoxication. Hecause U. A. liumhy and J. J. ' O'Hrlely, two young men from I Tnkllrnn, Josephine county, were ' mistaken at 7:3U a. m. Sunday fori two escaped convlctH for whom officers were lying In wait nt the Hock l'oint bridge, tho other side of (.Jo id 11111, they wen; pursued and arrested. They attended the Joyland dance Saturday night in California, .IuhI over the Oregon line, after which tlny hud breakfast at flrants I'asM and were enroute tn Medford at n spued (if fifty iiiIIih an hour when they flew by the conceit led officers who homed la tidy pui-Hued and caught thcni nt (Wild Hill. Itnth pleaded guilty In court here today, I turn by to ft riving a ear In a reekleNH nud Imprudent manner, for which )i!h driving license wuh suspended for three months and he wuh fined $10 and costs; and O'llriety, who owned tlie car, to helm? intoxicated on llie I'aelfii: highway, for which be Irew a fine of $10 anil costs. Itum by bad taken only a few drinks, wUU:h did not affect him suffioi- ently to Juailfy the officers in placing a more serious charge iigalnst him. J. H. l)ally, a young man who reHideft the other Hide nf Kaglo l'oint and who attendN the Butte Kalis hlKh school, will not drive his ear for ten days between home and Butte KuIIh, because of bin vnK three Klrl In tbe front seat of the Hftmo car with him when the quartet arrived In J.icksonvilJe Sunday night to attend the, dance there. Jiint as they drove up to unload near the dance hall. State Traffic Officer Raucom stepped up and arreNted Daily for driving n car with four perHonn in the front Heat. Dally pleaded guilty in court thlH forenoon, whereupon .ludse Taylor suHpendcd his driving li ceiiHO for III days. Duke Hazel made his periodical vImII to the city court this fore noon to receive tt fine of $10 after being arrested yesterday for In toxication, 4 Fl EYES TO SPRING OH TOP OF TABLE ROCK A little spring beauty, the flmt wild lower reported th s season, was brought to the Mn II (Tribune office this morning, wlih dainty petals of deep row unfurled on tall green tendrils, heralding the ap proach of spring. And In tho khiks surrounding It were many yellow mountnlu daisies which were also K"thorcd yester day from the lower Table Hock by Mr. and Mm. Iark:n HeynnhUi of this city. Where the Indian and white man battled and tiie Indian took his last stand thp corner of the nick neignnonug the river encli year the earliest spring hlos.omrt may he found, Mr. Hcynohht stilted this morning, Tho Hprlng henutv, known to many mountain climbers uu "grass widow." nnd the yellow daisy arc usually tho first to break tho sod i and their own bud caps lo exlend . ii ui.t-ii .un, ,iv mam me .iiii.-: nuim r.ijM, i ins year i u'y niime their appearance before tile KrouudhiiK. havlHK been Kalbered front Table Koi-k Kunday, Kebrn ary 1. FALLS 15 STORIES NKW YOKK, Feb. 8. m .Mrs. Marie l.vmse Stark, wife of Francis It. Stark, eeneral counsel of the U-.,Ml.,rn I'nl.... T..t.v I. ! was k day In a fall from the bedi in window ..r i fif..,.,.,n, floor apartniem to the sidewalk ( below. Mrs. Stark had been In poor health, she recently suffered a nervutis breakdown. Mr. Stark was asleep In another room In Ihe apartment when the trailed)' occurred. TAX PEHALIY AFIER Taxes not paid on or before next Thursday night wilt nuhjtvt to a! 2 per evnt penalty, the lax depart- uient cr the sherlif office n minnces. Concerning the lax delinquency situation, Sheriff Jcnnlnc said to- i . uu1 iaxe ior are now. ! deltmnient, and bCKlnniim with next! Friday. February fi. interest on I oene will JUUip 1 1 OH Ii til 11 per cent, ineludiiiH the '2 per cent pen jiilty and I per cent whit b is chatg d fur e.nh addUton:il month. Ilealtur UK ( l'(itTl,ANi. ! (T ion. aid tl. Woodward, 0.1, priminent . reel ( .l it.. .l. i.l. Ii t Itlu lift t.t.l..,, k.. .) 1 Iflek. 14. ldKn -n.., I tn I titlMitletM her.t Mime It? I JANITOR S NOSE Fninvmpnl nf Smnkp in Jp.f ferson Schoolhouse Leads! to Capture of Escaped Felons. SAI.KM, Ore., Fob. i (I He at use Leo Inincan and Dan Klynn, smoked stolen tobucco in a school house at Jefferson, It) miles south of here, they were back in the state penitentiary today. The two convlctH clfmlted over a wall and escaped in u tog Thursday night. Officers' intention was first dir ected toward Jefferson by the re pott of the burglary of u store there yesterday ufleriioou. To bacco, clothing and h revolver had been stolen. A half hour later, J. T. Jones, janitor, scented tobucco smoke in the school. (Jeorge Vale and (leorge Thomasofi, a slate traflic officer, responded to his call. They found I he pair hiding in a woodpile. NKW YOKK. Keb. (!) Shot down at the end of a breakneck, fiii-mile automobile diuse through three counties, two convict fugi tives wore dead today and another was hack in prison. CharleH M. Kico, 27, and James (.'lark, 25, were killed yesterday by llroux police as they cowered in u taxicab at 2-tllnd street and Hroatlway. Peter Reynolds was beaten into submission in Youkers, N. Y., a few minutes before when the convicts' car tumbled into a ditch. Their lookout, John Creed- i on, was seized on tint spot of their latest crime In Heacoii, N. Y. KITKKKA, Cul., Keb. 2 (P) An unideutltied steam schoonar, be lieved to have been a fishing traw ler, burned and sank off Trinidad. Cnl., north of Kureka, today. How many men were aboard und whether liny were drowned bad not been determined, but three men In an ocean boat from the ship were rescued by the coast guard cutter Cahokla. Mrs. Charles Hoinn and Vic An derson, residents of Abaloue I teach, near Trinidad, saw the men in the boat and waved at them hut were unable to obtain information from them respecting the boat or the mishap. IT HANKOW, China, Teh. 2. (?) American three-Inch guns proved superior to ancient muzlelondlng cannon and the United States gun- l boat l'a nay yesterday defeateit Chinese bandits In a brief but in tense battle on the Yangtse river :7f miles above tho port. Neither tho I'nnny nor an Amer ican boat the warship was convoy ing downstream suffered a single casualty. Although both ran u ....ellalJa Unit nf u.tlll ulint 11 n 11 u nm Kmv . fr(, f,.om ,. . .,,., ..,,, ,,, ... ,... BY PANIC IN TEMPLE MUX ICO CITY, Feb. 2 (A) SlNty persons worn Injured, sev eral seriously, In a punic nl the Saered llearl eatliedral In Cuuda lajnrn yestordny. 'lMie pnnTe was occasioned )' collapro of a hulldltiK HdjoiuliiK Ihe temple, whleh was crowded for hOOU UlUSS. The noise was audible 111 "'" 1,m,'l "ml- t'l-lK !'l '' church Itself was lalllnK in. the "e"lll,' ""'"I'tMled for the exits. ASTOK1A. Ore.. Keb. (Tt A settlement of a year old battle lel ween the flat Hop county tu collector and owners of the icar hart betel has been made here. O strlct Attorney Frank l.elnen wober announced owner of the hotel had agreed to pay l'JIV.000 fl,r l,XXv tU'"n,'ur"! lnv 1921 Steunier Heticheil TOKYO. Keh. 2 A The Japa nese steamer Arabia Mum w.m hen c h ed at t h e iuou t h of To k y o bay today after Ui hnd begun tak- u,,,,.- ihn .n...it ..f ,,. roiiislon with the steamer Takao Main yesterday. COUGHING Voai tret aJmofit lnstAn re- tou tret almost insUm rt Sftc liet with one swallow of rtV THOXINE Jarmin ami WimhH Oruj Store Mr. Groundhog Retires To Continue Slumbers As Sun Casts Shadow p IyzhH ' V'V.A OANOI-: ItlOfiK, PTNXHUTAW. NKY. l'a., Peh. 2 (!) The orig inal and official groundhog today emerged from Imh bole, and the wealher scouts predicted there's need for more winter coal. itr'er Ground Hog saw bis Blind- ow twice nils morning, but the i first time didn't count because the J days thought that Spring was al fitst shadow was cast by light ot'j ready here, or just around the cor- luniern. I no weather scouts wens overzealotiH uud came to Canoe Hidge with a lantern about tho time the ground hog makes bis appearance from bis long winter sleep. Hr'er Ground Hog mistook; the lantern's light for that of (he;, sun, uud scurried to cover. The second nppearance, however, resulted in n bona fide prediction. The ground bog saw his shadow shortly after 8 a. m., and It was cast by the sun's rays. The old fellow wont hack to bed, and every body knew that for the next six weeks there'll be winter weather. The ground hogs of Medford und other parts of Jackson county, as elsewhere throughout Oregon, saw GRANTS PASS TOT IS BACK AT PLAY G-H A NTS PAHS, Ore., Feb. 2. (.V) r.ittle Kelihle lale ltnsen. two year.s old, wan ready today to con tinue a gallic of hlde-and seek. In terrupted Friday evening when he became lost in the forest surround i n m bis mountain home. For 3i hours. he was sought by rescue parties numbering at least 200 men and women. He wa s found Saturday night, delightedly delving into a pile of pine needles he had come upon. Tho child was unharmed, appeared little fatigued, and he smiled brightly at his res cuers. They noted the absence of tear-tains on his cheeks. Liner Grounds NASSAU, linhamas. Keh.. 2 (fl) The passenger liner Muuargo, of tlie Munson stoamsif!) lines, ran aground on tho south hank of the channel while entering Nassau harbor today. NOTABLES .asmi ic When car No. 1 built by tbf OrYaux-H;ill Minors Coixira tioii arrived in Iak Aiij;p1cs on the I.os AtiKclos l.imitrd after a. record trancoiitinrnt:il trip, it was greeted reception com mittee composed of prominent Southern California people, in cluding Mayor John I'orter of I.iw Angeles and Miss June Collyer, Paramount film star. The upper picture shows Miss Collyer, Mjvur Porter and Clinton du Hois of DrVauv II til Molors w ith the DeVaux custom j-edan just bclore the start of a monster parade through the business district of the Pacific Coast city. Melon-. the iilm beauty "chifceninn" new aittoiiiotive creation. A HSUVitltvd JVMS J'!"'"' their shadows today, "whereupon limy speeded hack to their holes. and hence according lo (he old mlage there will lie six weeks more ; ; of winter, which is nithoi SSI j pointing lo many loc because of the fine, prevailing here lor the past ten ner. However, the more skentical cjli.ens will take no chances and will have coal or wood supplies on ! huud. ; I'KNl'-l.KTON. IVb. 2 iJi-I,i tie Joe Woodchuck didn't see his snauow nere io,,ay. i ne sky was in Khort visit Ib an W. K. Hotch overcast and there was somo log. ;jSH a m(!mber of the national The temperature last night was M emergency employment commis- degiees. j sion, paid Medford yesterday while o ti fcvr TvT ,n mi tn route north. Dean Hotchkiss groundhog today predicted six more weeks of winter for. Salem and vicinity. Tho weather piognositi cator fcaw bis shadow early, und ap-. purently scuttled hack to his hole, i Morning was echl and clear here. I VATICAN CITY. Fnl. Tho Vatican Cftv hronrtrnHtiiii; sta tlon t'omiiimiic'uliMl willi-thn United Stall's l'YIdny nimu nnd curly Sm llnlay innrniitK In cnrryinK out its first transmission cxpL'rinients,' it was revrnipd today. As a consoinicnco of ttipso px pni Intents it Is nraotiraliy cprlnin (lint tho station will IickIii In funis Hr.ii vji.riii.n-Kf i') ?.(,. 1, u tu.i anniversary of the Pope's corona tion. ' Oregon Weather. Cloudy tonight and Tuesday:' valley fogs in ea.st portion tonight; no change in temperature. Mod- orate easterly winds offshore. ) Pioneer Dies SI'OKANi:. Wash., Keb. 2.- (tV) ' William Henry Warren, 7S, who settled near Iteaverton, Ore., 45 years ago, died at a hospital here yesterday. He had lived here for I the past six months. VATICAN'S RADIO i l GREET NEW DeVAUX CAR rvrndBSter 7rf!rs-,r..m 1 as- ike J if s .w UviV nrr 'f ii 1 ii.nib 'n ISIS FESHVAU soi'Tiir:i:.v onuao.v state -VOU.MAI. SCHOOL, Ahhind, Ore. Feb. OSpl.) April 3' and 'May I have been wlocted for the annual miisie feitival nponAored by tho Southern Oregon State Normal school, and held in Ashland, ac cording to ,1 i sk lather Church, di rector of nuuiic at t lie norma) .school. V reparations nro boiiiK made for about 2.ria0 nnrtleipantK j Hits year an alrnost that many took pai t luwt Kpring. j The festival i not a tournament or contft-t. hut in of the nature of ; an ensemble recital for mu.uic that j has been prepared by all of the j participants, Klementary schools 'and hitfh schools both participate, j ,M;iny high schools hi northern i California have Indicated they will be i-epresenti'd by their orchestras and bandy. The only guet director an noun cell as yet is ltex Tnder wood of the fniven-dty of Oregon, who will return thi year to Ash land to direct t h e r n.e milled o r che.stras. An added feature of the festival is the folk dancing done in cos tume under the direction of Miss Virginia Hales, director of phw ica edncalion for women at the Southern Oregon State Normal school. GRANTS PASS P.O. KiicouragitiK possibilities for the (instruction of :t federal building In Crams i'ass were seen yesterday ing in tho Climate City by A. II. Hanwell, executive secretary of the Northern California-Southern Ore gon lievelopment association. Dean llotchkiss said there were no plans underway for the present fur such construction dint left an encouraging impression In connec tion with the proposed building. He Is in full charge of federal con struction in the five western states. HOSPITAL SURVEY Dr. Chas. M. Moots of the Amerl ienn College of Surgeons, Chicago, visited the Sacred Heart hospital today on official inspection tour I and addressed local physicians and j members of the hospital staff at a luncheon there during the noon hour. Moots will send his report on conditions in the Sacred Heart hospital, following his return to Chicago. An inspection of all standardized hospitals In made each year by a representative of tlie American College of Surceans. The Sacred Heart hospital has been placed in A class nnd surveys are made each year to see if it Ih still fulfilling the qualifications of .that classification. I I .... I ui Hi- tt.l no- i..e tr.ro MOOTS MAKES f m 1 2 I U'KSOVVII 1 K Ore.. Feb. : proceMi fu.ee powder. I'urest anil Ci.l)' Mr Ward, an artist, has .amoothest powder known. Stays purchased", he Ortli rie,,,. t. --' o.'r'? &V'ot$i cently occuided by . . L. i. hitwooa . ewnlH nirRfl pores and never and family. He and family now HmrU 0P dry. Blends nat living in Medford but recently ) ur.llly with Any complexion. De from I.os Angeles, plan to move lo mand Mello-tllo. Jarm'n & Woods their new home soon. 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