MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, M"EDFOTft), OREGON", TUESDAY, 'APRTL -I t, 102f
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PARIS, April 14. By the Asso
ciated Presa) M. Briand, who yes
terday was entrusted with the task
of organizing a new cabinet, called
on President Doumergue today and
asked for more time in which to
select his ministers. The crisis was
brought on by the resignation of the
Herriot cabinet after the senate had
expressed dissatisfaction with the
government's fiscal regime. Briand
appeared determined to have no
power behind the throne and wants
to kno wdefinltety whether .the so-
cialists are willing to bind them
selves to his leadership, reversing
the previous decision of the party
never to take office in a bourgeoise
cabinet.
By tomorrow night, it is expected
the national committee of the so
cialist party will have niado up its
nun a.
Many senators and deputies of all
parties maintain that political ques
tlons should, at least for the moment,
be laid aside that the country is in
a tragic position which must bo met
by the employment of exceptional
measures. For this reason a transt
f.in ministry headed by Anatole De-
Monzic, who became minister of fl
nance in tho Herriot cabinet sue
ceeding M. Clemen tel, on a week
before the cabinet resigned, is grow
ing in favor In polltclal circles.
The solo aim of such a ministry,
it Is explained, would be to regu
larize the position of the Bank of
franco, which it became known dur
ing the financial debates last week,
exceeded the legal limit of circula
tion to tide over a critical period.
At noon the impression in parlia-
, mentary circles, was that M. Briand
would decline the offer of the pre
miership either this evening or tomorrow.
PLAN FLIGHT TO
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ESCAPED SLAYERS
STAGE A HOLD-UP
SAN RAFAEL, Cal., April 14 Two
men believed to be Floyd Hall and
J oo Ta n k o, escaped m u rdercrs from
Kan Quentin, state prison, held up Nets
Peterson, while he was driving home
in Santa Bosa last night bound and
gaged him and then carried him in
' the car along a crowded highway to
Novato, 26 miles south of Santa Rosa,
where they tied him to a tree. They
then drove off in the machine.
The bandits robbed Poterson of
everything but his knife. He man
aged to work this out of his pocket
and cut his thongs with it. He then
walked to Pctaluma, ten miles distant,
where he notified the police. Ono of j
the men' had a pistol. Peterson said. j
Sheriff J. J. Keating of this county
was notified and rushed to Pctaluma ,
with a posse. New posses wore formed
in Petaltima.
"WASHINGTON, April 14. Naval
seaplanes of a newly developed long
distance scouting typo will bo tested
by the navy department this summer
in a non-stop flight from California
to Hawaii, the longest sustained
flight ever attempted over water by
heavier than uir craft. Naval surface
craft, however, probably will bo sta
tioned over the more than 2000 mile
space of water to serve as protection
for tho fliers.
Arrangements for tho flight are
now being worked out with indica
tions that it will be undertaken late
in June or early in July.
Kither San Diego or San Francisco
will be tho take-off point with Hono
lulu as tho objective.
The test will follow tho fleet and
aircraft maneuvers in the vicinity of
Hawaii, of the next few weeks and
will proceed as the navy is under
taking another experiment with the
aircraft tho exploration of unknown
Arctic regions in co-operation with
tho MacMillnn expedition.
If the new planes fulfill expecta
tions tho flight to Hawaii will mark
an Important stop In tho development
of tho future depenso plans. De
signed to operate from a land base,
patrol aircraft of such cruising radius
ft Is pointod out, could be utilized for
extensive scouting about the Panama
canal, through tho Caribbean, as well
as off the Atlantic coast and Hawaii.
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BUT SILENT ON THEIR
SEPARATION PLANS
C. M . Kidd Purchases
Building Occupied
By Wool worth's
C. M. Kidd, by purchasing tho
building now occupied by Wool-
worth's storo on tho first floor, and
offices on tho second floor, from
Jack Morrill for $25,000. is further
demonstrating his faith in the future
of Med ford.
The building Is a two story bride,
by 140 feet, and adjoins tho two-
story brick building purchased by
Mr. Kidd seven years ago that.is now
occupied by the Rex cafe on tho first
floor and offices upstairs.
New Motorcycle
And Bicycle Shop
Ernest L. Scott, who camo hero
from Salem recently and opened a
Harley-Davidson motorcycle and bi
cycle shop at 112 North Front, car
ries a nice stock, of theso machines,
also a complete lino of parts and
does all kinds of repairing.
Mr. Scott has been in this lino
ftt httnlnitaa fif Bnvnrnl voara nnrT
tnnniiiil hnrn linnniion V. n hollmraa '
Medford is one of the coming cities
in Oregon and had a splendid open
ing In his lino.
Mr. Scott -purchased a home at 54)
Rose avenue and Mrs. Scott has
joined htm.
NEWPORT, R. I., April 14. Al
though It became known last night
that Mrs. Jcsso Margaret Budlong
had Saturday filed a suit seeking
separate maintenance from hor hus
band, Milton J. Budlong, tho couple
spent tho afternoon and much of the
evening together In New Port. They
would make no statement of their
plans.
Mrs. Budlong, who last February
lost her suit for divorce and was de
nlo dcustody of tho two boys, arrived
in Newport Saturday afternoon. Just
beforo the office of the clerk of courts
was closed she quietly filed tho new
petition. Sunday morning she went
alono from the boarding house at
which sho was staying to tho Easter
services at Trinity church where one
of her sons sings in the choir. Her
husband and the other son came in
later and were seated In another pew.
In the afternoon Mr. Budlong and
tho older boy drove to the home of
Mrs. Budlong. The boy went in and
after a few minutes was followed by
the father, carrying two boxes of flow
ers. A little later Mrs. Budlong came
out with thorn, carrying a small suit
case. They drove about Newport.
The Budlongs were married 25
years ago. Following the loss of her
suit for divorce. Mrs. Budlong locked
herself in a room of her husband's
apartment In New York and remain
ed for eight days, without food.
Sho left on February 21 in Bud
long's automobile and has been In
retirement since.
LAST DIGNATARY OF
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BERLIN, Anril 14 (Dv tho Asso
ciated Press.) Count Frederick Von
Loebell, chairman of tho nationalist
bourReols bloc, said in an interviow to
day that tho nomination of Field Mar
shal Von Hlndcnbure for tho nresi
aency must Do viewed as lnltiatlnc a
concerted movement to rostore a bour-
Keols retime In Germany. It would
thereby, ho said, eliminate tho pow-
oriui socialist party from future nar
tlcipation in Kovernmcnt affairs, and
incidentally prevent the perpetuation
or coalitions comprising socialists,
democrats and centrists.
tho construction of a national
bouroois bloc was originally conceived
ror tho purpose o f neutralizing con
flicting aims and currents among non-
sociaiistlc parties," ho said.
Notice to Advertisers.
Advertisers still contlnuo to hrlne
In display advertising copy aa late as
ill a. m. the day they want their ad to
run, and of course wo cannot nccept
tho same because it is imposslblo to
gel tno copy set.
All advertising conv should ho in
this office on tho afternoon of the day
before the ad Is to run. tf
VYou'll never sleep well", declared his
wife, "until you ease the strain on
your nerves and digestion. "
Long crowded days of pressing cares and business
worries hasty meals snatched at irregular hours
Followed by sleepless nights with taut, over-tired
nerves and unsettled digestion.
The strain was beginning to tell on J. Ms appeal
nee and temper.
"I thought my doctor would recommend a long
vacation and I can't possibly get away."
Bat the doctor didn't He advised the same thing
that's advised for many other people suffering from
insomnia malted milk, And he specified Borden's
-cho improved kind.
Overcome insomnia this simple way
A glass of hit malted milk, taken just tt
bedtime, will often induce sound refresh
ing sleep.
Borden's Malted Milk, because it is made
bf a special process, has higher food value
more easily digested and better flavor
than any other malted milk.
Tr&Borden's
and see the improvement
Borden's gives you all the satisfying nour
ishment of a light meal, without taxing
your digestion late at night as hearty foods
do. Already partially predigested, it is
readily absorbed into the sptem.Itsootb.es
over-strained nerves and helps you to relax.
The flavor of Borden's is different from
other malted milks. It has none of the sick
ish sweetness which most people dislike.
If you've never liked malted milk'before
you'll find Borden's good. And if youe al
ways used some other brand you'll find
Borden's better.
The coupon below (with 10c) will bring
you a trial package of this new malted milk.
Try it piping hot, just before going to bed.
Sold in 7 and 1 5-oz. glass packages at your
druggist's. The Borden Company, Borden
Bldg., 350 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y.
THE 'IMPROVED ,
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MOSCOW, April 14. (By the As
sociated Press) Tho funerul of the
Most Rev. Dr. Tikhon, first patriarch
of the Russian orthodox church sinco
Peter the Great and the last fcreat
figure of imperial Rusnla took place
yesterday. With Imposing ceremony
the casket containing the body was
placed under the concrete floor of
tho Donskoy monastery, to which he
was banished in 1922 by tho civil
authorities after 18 months' Impris
onment. Almost the entire clergy of Mos
cow and neighboring cities, includ
ing five metropolitan, .200 arch
bishops and bishops and priests par
ticipated in the mnJeHtlc Slavonic
Itlurgy which accompanied tho bur
ial. At tho end of the church services
which really had ! been in progress
day and night for nlmost a week,
tho clery were on tho point of col
lapse from sheer exhaustion. Seve
ral thousands of persons crowded
into the little chnpel where tho body
lay in state and, remained stand
ing throughout tho long fivo hour
requiem. In the Russian churches
there are no pews nnd all persons
stand an a symbol that all aro equal
before the Lord.
Outside the church tho high walls
of the Donskoy monastery- looked
down upon a multitude of people,
which In numbers probably had
never been equaled sinco 1813 when
Napoleon's legions swept Into the
ancient shrine in search of plunder.
ENGLISH ACTRESS
-SLAIN BY LOVER
with the myriad details In
weighing anchor.
Admiral Robert K. Count?:, com
mander in chief of tin' entire fleet,
repaid tho hoapltalilvQ uf .S;iu Kran
cBco at Reception ibcard the u. .
S. Pennsylvania. jTimyilrctls or HuQ
Francisco resident wcire invited io
tlSi affair.
Tho IT. H. S. Seattle, tho Tlnt flng
ship, was being prepared for itS'Jepar
lure tomorrow for Hawaii. q
Tho Seattle will bo tho umprro uh
during the maneuvers and precedes tho
departure of tho fleet proper by ono
day.
REfJEVF.S COUGH MK8 MAG TO.
"FOLKY'S HONEY & TAR COM
POUND is tho only cough medicine
that ever gave me rollef. It works on
a cough or cold like magic." writes
Mr. George Forse, 3766 Blgolow Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. Contains no opiates.
Good for old and young. FOLEY'S
HONEY & TAR COMPOUND Is ono
of the largest selling cough medicines
in tho world. In demand over fifty
years. Insist upon FOLEY'S. Refuse
substitutes. Sold everywhere.
LONDON, April 14. A story of
fatal jealousy was told In police
court today when Ernest Rhodes.
18 year old valet, appeared to answer
a charge of murdering Grace lluk
allor, pretty sixteen year old actress
and dancing instructress who died
Friday from the off cots of n slash In
the throat, the night previous in the
West Kensington district. A state
ment was read Into Uio records, al
leged to have been made by Rhodes
to tho pollco, admitting ho had cut
the girl's throat with a razor. ,
(. Tho fatal act, as recorded In tho
statement was committed Impulsively
In a fit of Jealousy ns ho was bid
ding the young dancer good nlghV
outside her homo on her return from
a motion picture theater and sh
chaffed him about other boys slje
might bco during tho Eiwter holi
days. Rhodes said he was not invar
he hnd slashed the girl fn.tti.lly as pho
ran to her mother's homo nonj-by
and ho did not know sho was doud
until two days later when ho rvnd
tho news In the papers. Ho then
surrendered to tho police. Rhodes
was remanded for a week.
GRAND FLEET WILL
SAIL WEDNESDAY
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14. (Ry
tho Associated Pros.) Tho program
of entertainment arranged for tho per
sonnel of the United States grand floet
which leaves Wednesday for extenslvo
maneuvers in Hawaiian waters nnd n
trip to Australia, practically was con
cluded, as officers nnd men ' of tho
'armada will be occupied tomorrow
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