Medford mail tribune., June 28, 1928, Page 9, Image 9

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NORTH DAKOTA BY j DETROIT RiVER IS FOR BLUEBEARD
NARROW MARGIN FATAL TO TWO WHO SLEW FIVEt
KAROO N. V.. June L'S. ?')
"With votes from 1-9 f tit- ntatt-'s
219$ preeinem counted ihis inttrn
ine the cause of tlio ilrys aattist
tho proposal lo rcpfal the sluti?
prohibition law h'Ul a mnnll ma
jority. The voto wan Ull'J against
repeal anil 77t!3 for repeal of the
state dry law.
UeturnH from 424 precincts for
i nomination for United Suites sena
tor cave former Governor II. A.
Neaton a lead of f!5SU over Senator
l,ynn 'J. Krazier. The vole was
NoHtOB 28.15G; Krazier 21,576.
KeturnH from distrlett regarded
uh Fnizler's stronBholds have not
4jeeu tubulated.
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KAN FRANCISCO, June 28. iP)
Determined to fix the prices of the
928 canning pencil crop before
the. actual season opens, the oper
ating committee of the canncrs
league of California held an execu
tive pension here today. The com
mittee had under consideration the
demand for a flat price of SL'5 a
ton on No. 1 peaches, made by the
Canning Peach Cirowors associa
tion last week.
It was generally 'believed the
dinners held the price of $25 for
number one grade and $15 a ton
for No. 2 peaches, without regard
to pack, was too high.
J'reston McOinney, secretary of
tho growers' league said that the
comntitteo would hold sessions
until a solution had been reached.
' Production, based on joint fed
eral and state surveys, will be
395,000 tons this year as against
322,000 tons of purchases in 1027.
After a "peach" war la.st year, tho
growers received about $22.50 a
tun fur their product.
t DETROIT, Mich., June 28. fp)
: Warfare between factions fighting
, for control of the Detroit river liq
uor traffic broke nut lust night.
August Nykiel and Michael Dipisa.
rival leaders, were shut dead. A
' pollcemun and u woman bystander
were in hospitals today Kuftering
; wounds received during a pistol
! battle. i
i Police were told that Nyklcl was
, called out of one of his string of
river-front suIooiih and cut down by
' a fusillade of pistol shots fired by
! Dlplsa and an unidentifed compun
; Ion, posted behind an automobile, in
j fymt of the place,
i Kdwurd A. Mcl'herson, n con
t stable, who was serving n summons
at a house n cur by when the shoot
ing occurred, ran to the street and
opened fire on the pair as they at
tempted to enter their car. Dipisa
j was killed during the exchange.
' McPher.son and Mrs. Catherinel
Krolyzyck. a passerby, were wound
:Cd, Mcpherson seemed today to
have little chance of recovery. The
woman was not seriously wounded.
MAHSKILLKS, France. June 28.
(Pi hue and cry has been i
raised throughout France for,
Jerome Prat, alius Clan. He Ctaillard j
l, charged with murdering at ;
least five fiancees and probably
many others.
Police investigation showed that
Prut operated a lung the same lines
as the notorious Henri-Desire
Landru. getting in touch through
matrimonial advertisements with
women of more years than discre
tion who had a little capital.
Nuspieion was first aroused on
Sunday when Mile Kline Foce, the
owner of a villa which Prut was
known to have Just purchased, was
found strangled with a piece . of
wire. Prat had disappeared.
In the course of their inquiries
police searched another villa which
Prat had leased a year ago. They
found fragments of the bodies of
two women buried under tho ce
ment floor of the chicken house.
The bodies were identified as
Jen nne Kbel and Jeanne Uonnet,
both more than forty years old.
Neighbors said that since Prat
had come there five women hail
arrived at tho villa and not, ono
was ever seen to lenve.
fPollce today continued to dig in
the garden and to take up the
floor of the villa, looking for traces
of other possible victims.
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what a difference it will make
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ANTI-
KNOCK.
REELECT OFFICERS BOY SUSPECI WILL
FOR PORTLAND FIRE
t , PORTLAND. Ore.Junc 2SfT-(A)
A small KngliHh sparrow which lit
on a high tension powv wire today
caused a short circuit between that
wire a nd anot her, resu It ing in a
Kpectacular fire in which poles
were, burned and, wires fell to the
ground and an explosion In an
eiectiic plant.
Four patrol wagons of police
men were sent to reroute traffic
und protect pedestrians and the
fire department whs called three
times. Two poles were burned and
an awning of a store wtis set afire
by a falling Mire. The disturbance
which centered at Seventeenth and
Northrup streets extended over
several blocks. Tho 'body of the
sparrow was found on tho street
where the contact occurred.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Juno
2S. tJV) Indorsement and sup
port of the policle and adminis
tration of the Oregon State Fed
eration of Women's Clubs'was ex
emplified late yesterday with tho
unanimous re-election of all offic
ers to servo for tho ensuing two
years.
The following officers wore re
elected: - ..
Mrs. G. J. Frankel, Portland,
president; .Mrs. C.eorge T. Coch
ran, IaCrnnde, first vice president ;
Mrs. A. Y. Myers, Marshfleld. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. C. K.
Wells, l lillsbfiro, t reasu rer ; M rs.
Kay W. Logan, Seaside, auditor;
Mrs. Cieorge Ocrahl Koot, Port
land, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Chaiio.s X, Itilyeu of Dallas, t re
cording secretary.
The election came as a surprise;
it was scheduled to be held Thurs
day, tho last day of the session.
However, the official -program wus
"re-arranged anft the" election held
one day ahead of schedule.. Har
mony and appreciation of the work
of incumbent officers featured the
election.
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OUKtiON CITY, Ore., June 28.
(flVKarl Jones, lit, released yester
day on $3000 ball pending his trial
on a first degree murder charge in
connection with the dynamiting of
his parents home, will resido
pending his trial with his bonds
men, neighbors of tho Jones fam
ily. Trial has been delayed awaiting
recovery of Jones father, who was
injured in tho blast which killed
his step-mother and half-brother.
RED
GASOLINE
needs no dope
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METHODISTS WILL
8ALKM, Ore, Juno IS. (IT)
MothndiRtR from Mil parts of Ore
gon will gather at Olianipocg, Sat
urday, June 30, which lias been
Ret apart by that denomination hh
Methodist day. The Kenctal com
mittee In charao will ho W. XV.
YoutiKson. V. L. Sklpwnrlh and .1.
I Paraons, all mlnlrters. Ir.
YounKson will preside.
Addresses will he (liven by Dr.
John H. Horner, historian, of Ore
Kon State college: .Milton A. Mil
ler of Portland, and President Carl
G. Money of Willamette university.
A picnic luncheon will he served
at noon.
BERT HANEY GIVES
SMITH A SECID
(By M. E. Barker, Associated Press
Staff Writer)
SAM HOUSTON HAU, HOUS
TON, Texas, June 2S. (P) Hert E.
Haney ot Portland was selected by
Dan J. Fry, chairman of the Oregon
delegation, to second the nomina
tion of Al Smith on behalf of Ore
gon. Two Oregon men thus were
i scheduled to appear before the con
vention, .lames K. Carson of Port
land is to second the nomination of
John L. Eerry for the vice-presidency.
It was explained that he
was not acting for the entire dele
gation aa some other members fa
vor other aspirants for the second
place.
U. OF 0. PRESIDENT'S
VIOLIN IS STOLEN
SALEM, Ore:, Juno 2S. (!) Dr.
John O.. Hall, member of the Wll'
luinctte university faculty, discov
crod yesterday that an old and val
uable Uuudignlni violin had been
stolen from his home. The instru-
1 ment was valued at $5000 and was
I insure! for $3000. It was made in
I 17S3.
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a swift-cooking model in snow-white
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Even if you aren't ready to buy today,
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Built-in live heat oven,..! .
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These new models arc at your dealer's.
Come and pick one out. You will find it
the best kitchen investment you ever made.
Easy way to buy. Tour dealer tvill demonstrate these new models for you. And, if you tcisli it, lie will
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RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
. A Hattle Creek physician nays
"Constipation Im responsible for
more misery than any other cauHC."
Jtut Immediate relief has been
found. A tiiblet called Hrxall Or
derlies bus been discovered. This
(ablet nttrnetK water from the sys
tem into the lazy, dry, evaetintftn;
bowel called the enbui. The water
loosens tliq. dry food waste and
cauHP a gentle, thorough, natural
movement without forming a Imbit
or ever Inereaslnp the dose.
Slop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Itexatl Orrii-rlio at night.
Next day bright. (Jet 2 for Hiie
today at the nearest Itexall Drug
Store.
PERFECTION
Oil Burning tynges
Perfection Stove Company, Oakland, Calitorn i'a
Sold in Medford by
Lamport's Sporting Goods & hardware
We pay a tcrriblo
PENALTY
oft-times from eyo neg
lect, 'Tib better to be safe
than sorry.
, OUR SLCOAN
Good gInsHcs if you need
them, otherwise GOOD
ADVICE.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist
222 E. Main
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