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P.4 m P A OR FOURTEEN ML.PFOl.T). MAT1". TRI 1!!XR. AfKHFORD, ORECOX. TlirRSDAV. FKf'Rl'ARV 1!), 10HI. Otmc By N Di in Dl . . D) Ru B ilrks lllll 111 III HI 111 M 5.;l m i -Yi : -...).. 1 . I hi:! tin . trull ftlMl i , ' Al o-.fi.,' !..'. !,. for lire . I'm; Kill if , '"! Kill lllll (III fur lui inii " ) Hit ihf If' pri lit ml WnI ln-i OXI ml ij.;i 1 n 1 1 n r"l'.(i A. j,.V In, cu' tin ' - , ii lii,.,; j 'v tg we 801 V .';:: hi) " llll ..... nq - I "i ill wl ' Ill nn n,i I'u vsi.' I'U iin ii - . :i 1 no . . " .l-i i.-.K nl I!.-! ,. U ' hi ill ' V rih ., ! i . . m .nri iii ci. i oil; i l,i '' tr ''- ." . In i ,.il,l , " 111 t V w : m 'i : ; . . . si . I.-.-.-. : fi !,., . l c V ' " ii 'f ' ' li'"' n n v,;" '! n.il: t M I) 1 :'' H n :.- ; '.. , J r i j " ' f - s ,: "'' '' I ''" ' t ' ft J NURSE N RES BEFORE TAKING LEAP JO SEA Quarrel ,and Sobs in Ship Cabin Overheard by Pas senger Suicide Threat i. Voiced By Miss Reinhart. Items of Interest Gleaned By A. J. Stump on Travels Through Midwest Section ' viCToniA. n. a, ieb. 10. p) "Why Miss Kuth Iteiuhart, 21 year olJ American nurse, apparently jumped overboard from the Irin OMAHA, Neb. Dp lux Irans continental train of today toll travel story almost nn infiKle.il ft tho fabled carpet that whinknd poojih,' .'in far nnU u tunt vlnh wuiild dpsiic. i'o l'Vf rortbind Motidiiy rvonlriK at fl:30 vn tin million dolliir I'lirllniiU Itosc train arid -lit hours lutr roll Into the now - Omaha union utiillun, the inaRiilficciKO of lvliieh in Hhared by hpvpii railroad HysteinH Jm an experience of Joyoim tratifiporta lion. The "J'ortland ftusc," iiioiik ter locomotive, blew a fuse "r HomethiiiK at Laramie, Wyo and al Cheyenne it wa one hour and cobs 1-ouIho and wuh drowned m"iuie ueninn Meneonie. jim-ii while returnins lo Portland, Ore., j wn jilldeO ho nwirt and smooihly trt hA mitrrlefl hint ficlulinr. was : thmujch XebraHkii neciiery, at still a inyHtery today as nuthoi-ltloH prepured to forwanl evidence In tho case to dominion government in Ottawa. A two day inquiry here, made at the request of the American gov ernment revealed a Hecond man figuring prominently In tho cane but fulled to dfNelone IiIh Identity. Heard Quarrel One of the paHHeneiH testified lio heard the girl and thifl man quarreling In her Htateroom nnd henrd her threaten suicide leHH than an hour before Rh dinppear cd on tho nlKht of October G. Miwi Reinhart was returning to Portland to meet her fianco after visiting her nntivo town, Wrangell, Alaska. Authorities In Alaska enlled upon Waahtngton, D. C, officiuls to request nn Investigation. Tlinilcitel Hitlelde Orvlllc Anderson, Portland eh of and a passenger on tho Canadian liner, said ho heard a man trying to prevent tlio girl from leaving her Htateroom and heard her say: "If you don't go away and leave nie alone I'll Jump overboard.' Anderson, who was lying in his berth in an adjoining Htateroom, said ho heard tho man leavo and that the girl remained in her room furHomo time, apparently weep ing. .Several witnesses, including offi cers, stewards and members of tho crew. testified tho girl was not drinking at any time as far as they knew and that sho behaved nor mally at all times. upeed as 111 eh as ?i! miles an hour, that Omaha flushed toward us right on time Wednesday even Ing. A great trip in safety and luxuriance. una ha handles Die unemploy ment ftlluatlop in a very practi cal way. Arrang' inent between city officials and farmers takes the needy to the eou nt ry, where enough labor to get the Idle good food and shelter la exchanged to tho benefit of all parties con cerned. To refuse this chance iH to lone out entirely. The World-Herald, editorially, takes a frequent shot at Kenalor Js'orrJs, one pointing out that no record yet shows whero Norrls has ever contributed at much as a hundred dul!ar check to a char itable, vn use, yet he reviles con gress, - assails President Hoover with luck of humane generosities at this time. Kdltor Jlltcheocltj suys Norrls has had JlIUO.OUO rrom h!s country, to dale. My traveling companion was an lowan, J. J, Whisler of i'"ar ragut. I ' Air. Whisler recently became an Oregon minister, buying a fir, pine and hemlock tract of 10 aa acres near Olendale for less than IG000. approximately five dollars an aere. He now owns 2U million feet of lumber, taxes r cents an aero bought nt auction, "sight un seen." and expects to close an op-j Hon lo sell soon with a big profit. "Jiut freight rales should be low-1 er," declares Mr. Whisler. "Ltmi-I oer in Oregon at J l . has an ovci-hko fr SCOUTS BANQUET charge of fJH per thousand in ! Iowa, requiring an Iowa retail! cash price to (he public of 10 I and upward." HOliMX, Ore., Feb. 10. per thousand (Siil.) Many Phoenix Box HcoutH Ight delivery ! unj (at)H mtended the scout meet ing at the KlkH temple In Med ford Monday night. Fathers present with their boyH included C, J. White and sons Tim Ju northern Nebraska one pusses; and Kd, Oeu. Couts nnd sou over nn oil pipe line reaching into J Kugene, Jess Kdwards und son Wyoming fields. This line is an J,uwrence. Other scouts present f i i.uuu.iimO invostment. Mr. Whis- were Kugene Hcherrer, Kobert ler tells me there Is a huge Mir-1 (.'orllss, Uonald Lyons, Alfred plus of crude oil in the country, ' Knapp, (Jeorge Stevens, (i cor go enough to rill a tank luo feel ; Hardest?, John Hmith and Vernon deep and a mile square. "Those j Young. Among other men present pipe lines are going to take nill-iwero Dr. Pan K. Htandard, D. V. lions away from railroads, as In1 Barnes, A. W. Hcarn, J. O. N. tho case where oil iH piped from I I'njlnir and M. P, Denzor. Walter the Panhandle of western Texas) Eraser Brown of Medford was a lO Chicago. Now about railroad" aHfnt ut tin. I'hui.nljf trnnn tnl. Ii. for a puniKraph. Several HysleiiKij Mr n,.wn WilH u former troou radiating with servle.. from Kan-, committeeman. Tho following sas City are on a 2 cents a mile : imi(.H wno wero mothers of somo passenger rale. Thursday i hadjof ,hc I)uyH ur wlvos (lf lho coln. some Iowa transportation at this, mittcemen helped with tho serv chare. It is a fight on the high- ,. m,. Knink seherrnr. Mrs. way bus. Kvenlualty, I believe, the railroads will whi. Nearly every home in the midwest has a l least one automobile though it inennM 5 ('fills to operate It, they wilt decline lo use tniius at 2 cents a mile because It sav's walking and permits going ami returning to and fn m more places nt greater convenience. 1 About trucking livestock. At (J ru ml y Center, Iowa, one van will hold a carload of cattle, 1 (i to 20, or 100 sheep, and In 12 hours! or so can make the -KM) miles to Chicago on the paved roads. Met a friend who m familiar with what happened at Marys- vllle. Mo., a fortnight ago when a mob chained a negro hluyer u' a young woman teacher to the rafters of the Hchoolhous roof, then set the oll-soakeil man and building on. fire. "I saw two es timable and quite socially promi neni mai rons of a nearby city go poking anion tr J he ruins until I hey round souvenirs of the Vic tlm, a two-rib section." A. .1. K'JTMP. .less Wilson. Mrs. IS. J. White, Mrs. I. V. Jtarnes, Mrs. A. Bauer, and Mrs. J. O. N. Poling. M. I- Sheets and son HHHo of the North Phoenix district were also in attendance at tho banquet, fiilllo is a member of troop flvo of Medford. I i I PHOENIX : 1 i LOW PUCE HuucAfou V1 - ' fcaESJCrTT Full Oversize Standard Tires Heavy Duty PUGET SOUND COLLEGE Communications li:VlSTON, tilalio, Kob." 8!!. VP) OiIImjo at PiiKot Hoiiml ran," from behind lunt night to ildfciit UwlBlon Nurniiil, 4S lo 31. I.dw IhIuii loil 2 lo 2(1 lit Mill llllir. Konrlrlc, ('. V, 8, forward, went Into iicllim In Mm fhinl iorlud tu'ru. jeoro i i or n lomi or .8 for tn liuriud. .', .New Manager of Snider' s Dairy A traiiKiiotinri Iiiih JllHt boiMI com )lfti'd whereby Mm. Maud ft. Snider bun iiuicliiimul JlowunI prover'n liiterent III the Medford ltuiit of Hnlder Dairy & I'roilueo Co., nnd Mr. Grover lm purchutied th6 Knhler Interest In lho CliHiiln nuns plnnt. linn (niton clmigo nnd Mlll conduct It undor hl own nanio nnd innniit'cnient. Mm. Hnlder, preHldcnt of tho Idford iiliint, nnnoiincett her brolber, Ii. O. Frederick, who bun operated tho plant In Urania Tana fot.alx yearn, will bo manuger of tho local plant, popular OH Official Visiting Medford O. M. O'Hiinlon, who waa ro cenlly promoted from manager of tho Medford branch of tho Ullmore Oil Co., to mamiRor of tho lubrl cotini; oil sales flepnrluiont of lho company, with hcodiiiartorn In J'ortland, was In Medford today tmnxactlng bualncas with lho locul offlco. -" Jlr. O'Hiinlon la one of lho pop ular offlrlnln of the company und ho and Mm. O'Hiinlon inndo mnny fi-loniln while renldenln of thin city. llll Oon't neglect your child's COUGH or COLD TRYti;mil(lfMCrlini'crfrfolf, t iood old Muiterolc new nude milder for babies and trull children. So plrant to use an io itlijble-apply C'tiildrrns MuMeroIr frcrlvtotheaH'ecifi! trta once e cry hour Jor Jive hours. That's the safe, lure treatment that millions of mothers and leading doctors and nurin rccopnuc and f njorst Musttrole Kfti action bmusc it ii a .'cownfcfrriirif,,--not juit a nlve penetrates nnd stimulates bltMxl .drcuUtion, helps to draw out infection , ami pain. That'i why litis famous blend of oil mustard, camthor, tnrntlml and oilier , brlpfulinRrrdirntkhriniiirfliffniturjIly. Krrp full mrnRtlt Nluttrrelc on hand - for adults and CbiLin's Mustcrole fur the little tuts. CHILORKN' I'avoiN Ientli Penalty To tho editor: Perhaps a person is hard-boiled and uusympalhetio to favor the death (lentenco ' here In Oregon. Hut tho crime situation . Is Just about getting the best of organized society, Tho present measures of protection for tho innocent, Inw abldlng seem to bo tacking. Sending a person convicted of a violent and shocking crime like tho one that was ' Committed a short lime ago at Ashland, Ore, by that man "Klngsley" to prison life, then releasing him In a few years been use tho prison Is getting over-crowded with new llfo termors coming In, hasn't exactly plcnscd tho public. Tho fact that these paroled and pardoned convicts ha von' t always turned out to bo exactly reformed by their short sojourn behind tho bars tends to strengthen tho im pression that tho sympathy has been misplaced. After Klngsley niado his oscapo from the Colorado prison, went to Halt Lake City, stole a car, beat ono Chrlstenson, tho owner of tho car Into Insensibility, bound and gagged him, robbed him of his bo longings, threw him out by tho roadside to die like a dog, then went to tho statu of Washington and pulled oft a few boners, ho Imagined that all ho hnd to do wan step across tho lino into Oregon and kill a man or two if necessary, plead guilty to second degree mur der, get a llfo sentence, and escape tho noose. But In my estimation, tough as It may sound, a few cracked necks will help some, and ho ought to feel thankful that ho was granted time enough to tnako peace with his Maker and prepare- for death. It Is evident from tho history that he gave of hliusolf that he Is an Intelligent man, a man with a strong and determined will power. If he had used this will power In an effort to bo an honest law-abiding man ho today might havo been a successful, law-abiding and re spected citizen. Hut 1m did nut do so, and the result is that ho has been found unworthy to live. llo has by his nets forfeited the respect of all who knew htm, and also his life, lie has brought this nut only upon himself, but .also upon his wife. Tho disgrace and shame Will cause u blush to ap pear upon her faco whenever she thinks of him. It should Impress upon his mind tho thought that tt would havo been much better for him If It was ho who had been killed I nst cud of Sam Prcseott. (M5U. HKNKK.K. Central Point, Ore., Feb. 19. . science bill "calmly ignore tho very evident fact that tho stale boards of examiners of medicine, chiropractic, osteopathy and na turopathy nro Instructed by tho statutes which created ihein to oxamluo students In tho very sub jects which lho proposed bill enu merates," and in, addition a num bor of other subjects uro required by sii Id statutes. Tho Ignoring of this fact can bo for no other pur pose than to crento a falsu imprcs- I slon upon tho laity. , I furthermore, 1 may stale that I thoso different board examinations I compare very favorably, one with the tjther. And as particularly ro tated to the human body tho drug less physician puts In as many or I more hours study of these basic subjects as does tho medical stu , dent. Oil. A. II. HKUOKH, j Orugless Physician. Medford. Ore., Feb. IH, j Wrecked Minus Utilized 1 COIAIMHL'H, Olvio. John O. Jiinsford, a mechanic, has made a unique desk set from tho rem u. Ins of a piano from which W. W. Wil- Hams, air mall plilot, was forced to Jump in IU1MI. it has required , two years to build. TULSA. A now devico which prevents formation of Ico on vari ous parts of an airplane will be tried out In Alaska by Archlo F. Thompson, local Inventor. (29x4.40) 4.50-20.. '...$5.60 29x4.50) 4.50-21 $5.69 (30x4.50) 4.75-19 $6.65 (28x4.75) All Sizes Priced Low iPHOHXIW Ore.. Feb. ID. (Spl.) Mrs. Ted lIttleficld was hostess for a Valentino party at her homo Saturday night. The evening was spent playing bridge. Tho follow ing were guests: Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Maust, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tn man.' Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. A. W. Shepherd. Mim Helen Nor ris, Avard Whitman, Mm, Ida Mar tin and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Little field. Mrs. O. C. Maust won prize for high wore and Jess Kd wards won the consolation priw: Thursday club met with Mrs. Hay Ward Thursday with 1 ! mem-: hers and three visitors present. He-1 portH were made of the far mem'! extension meet. A cant was chosen for a play to bo given In the near future. The title of the play Is "Always In trouble," Fletcher Fish will direct the play. The date will be announced later. 'Next meeting of tho club will be 'February 20, nt the home of Mrs. Ted Jdttle field. wilh covered dlh luncboon at noun. Coleman Creek club will meet at lho home of Mrs. Ivan Inninan onj Friday nf this week. Mrs. Maustj will assist In entertaining. 'Hegular meeting of tho Toadies Missionary society was to bo held) today, with election of offieeiw. I Miss Kleanor Wehell, who has been confined to her home for thej past several weeks with mump.. Is able to be up and around now., Mrs, 'Pete -Itarneburg Miffered a I stroke of paralysis reoenlly. A 1 1 lust report she was slightly im-1 proved. Mr. ainf Mrs, .1. M. WfW of Anil land nnd .1. Hell ami Albert Hell of Talent, and Mr. and Mrs. II. V,. Shearer of Medford were calters at) the home of Mrs. C. C. Carey at the home of Mrw. M. F. Sheets Tuesday. Mrs. L. O. Caster called In the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. tieorgo Drake were; leson. Mr. and Mr. Theron lilac It dinner guests at the home of Mr. and It ay Kdwnrds were dinner and Mrs. liay Ward Monday. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Coffeun and L. Caster Sunday. son Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. liny litir- Mrs. Hob liiirlcson. wlm has tnet, ,1 30x3V2 $4.39 4.40-21 $4.98 5.00-19 $6.98 (29x5.00) 5.00-20 $7.10 (30x5.00) 5.25-19 $8.15 (29x5.25) 5.25-21 $8.57 (31x5.25) ww.w . 5.50-19 ..... $8.90 (29x5.50) . . Save On Tubes, Too 4.50-20 ..... $8.55 (29x4.50) 4.75-19 $9.75 (28x4.75) 5.00-20 ...$n.30 (30x5.00) TRUCK TIRES 32x6 $29.75 7.50-20 . . . $29.95 (34x7.50) We Have Your Size TIRES MOUNTED FREE TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES M edford Service Station Main and Pacific Highway ' YOUR TIRE SHOP" Guaranteed Tire Repairing Phone 14 Good Used Tires staying with her daughter, Mrs. of Dr. Dan E. iStandard, arrived Toin Caster, left for her home in t here Sunday evening to spend some Klamath Falls Wednesday morn-j time visiting. 1 im;. I Mrs. S. II. Young wan hostess at Mrs. Amanda Standard, mother' a Mi ihday d'nner at her home mil Sunday, celebrating the birthday of Mrs. s. ii. Young and her broth er. J. O. Poling. Besides tho Pol ing family, Mr. and Mrs. John Vomer of Medford were nlo gueslM. Hint Hank Science. Hill To tho editor: Your paper of Feb. 1 fi. under the caption of "Basic Science Hill He for red to Committee. " states that "Tho bill would require a knowledge by the drugless physic Inns nf basic science and Is spon sored by the medical profestdon." In your Issuo of Feb. 17 a like statement occurs. Those st "n cuts virtually say that a l the present the drugless phytdciaiin are not required to have a know ledgo of these basic sci ences, which, as designated by the basic science Mil. are anatomy, physiology, ps Otology, chemistry and hygiene. Such all Inference Is undeniably v mug. To secure u lleenbo all physic ians, whether drug or drugless, must now pass an t ..olnalleu in 11 thcitQ baste subjects, ami a number of others, before a state board of examiner appointed by the governor. It Is evident that tho sponsors and proponents of this ba&io These irelemtle Cycol lowe 17. S. 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