PAdE ETGIIT
BANCORPORATION !
CONTROL SOUGHT!
SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 23. UP) The ' MlHriOVriA.V, WIh. VP) In his
first legislation to control anil,"'5"1" eountry, Waller J. Kohler,
limit bancorporotionn, cniiHldfirnd a 1 who luramo gnvrrnor aftor n your
hvlrll dvelnpm.nt In th hank- ln n"l!c ;''lr" :'1 """ rl,!"'
in.. vmrl.l nllh nnlnlf.ll .llvlili.d iim M ""''I Off'''1 t"MISO Of nllw.l
in when. inlmlnlslrullnii of Hili-h i
(KirporHtlonii proprtrly IioIoiib.s,
made lis npppaninvo In the lower
hoime Thursday attBrnoon as house
hill fi3R, InlrodiicRd hy McCroady
of I.anc county.
McCrRiidy'H hill places control of t
baiicorpnrnllonH under tho corpora
tion commissioner. It provides that
a corporation ownln majority
Block 111 nny hank "shall not hor
row money or otherwlso securo
credit, directly or Indirectly, from
such hank."
- The ni t provides that the corpo
ration ."shall not sell any stock,
Kpciirities, or other evidences of
lndehtednesH of any other corpora
tion which It controls, to or llironiih
such bank; nor shall It uso Midi
batik as an n;ent tor the purpose
of Belflnt; or otherwise dlspoulim of
such stock, securities, or other evi
dences of. Indebtedness." It also
provides Hint tho corporation
"shall not carry organization ex
penses ns an ni.set."
The corporation commissioner Is
'Riven authority to Inspect book'
nhd records of nil such corpora
tions anil renulrn additional Infor
mation deemed necessary.
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FROM STATE COLLEGE
t'OllVAlXLW. Ore.. IVb. 23.
(Special.) Local ami Htate de
mand for aKrlcullural licoilucts is
expected to continue good for j
those commodities laiK'-ly con-
sumed on the J'acillc "coast, ac
cording to a Hummary of the aurl
culturnl economic outlook report
for this state Just released by the
extension servlco. I'roducts which
must ho shipped VAHt where prices j
are easily affected by changes In j
business condltfmis may meet a
?.h satisfactory -demand -toward
the iiMt of iy: and early ItKlo. !
Cuuh .Income from Oregon farms
Is likely to exceed In lit at the esti-
mated $120,000,1)00 for max. says!
the report." Averago ineome per ;
farm is expected to remain ap-
iirnKlniately the satnoaH lor tne
liasl yar, but farms are Increiislng
about in priporfon lo total In
1'ntiin, ., :
- A.. lf.cMn-tl,m ohi.tuu fltnl mnnll
corn Ih Hhtpped In each year, It Is
bvirient that tho homo demand rnr
eorn itrnln Is nniplo to iibsorh tho
Intended Inereuso or ribout tu ier
oent In eorn for itrnln. A stronK
dfuntind for hoy In Hi"!) Ih the out
look' mi the ernp In Itr.'S wuh not
lilrRO. . ,
Oregon fnrmerv intend to ulnnt
nbout'.ll per rent IrHH nereiiKe of
liotntoes In JII2II thnn In I112S. ore-
dleta the report. With the Intend- ' Inlm, In "oulniKenUKly , inade
ed uereiiRe there would be nnl'l""1"" to "How innlnteimneu of
HhortRBe nf market -iiotatneH lntbe aMport, mueh le.sa permit de-l:9-3-
If nviniKtt yield's me sired expannlun.
Beeired. ' I l'rote-il ufralnut tho decreased
"Tninmiortiitlon eostM lire unfa-' funda have been made to . Hy of
vomble to orrirmi oridiardlnti," rlelals. In In. II and fleveland, nr
Niyji tho report. "Staiiilardh'iil Inn ! Port offh liilH point out. have npent
of fruit for market la beeoniinir mlllioiiH for airport fnellitlea. while
moro Important. As for applen, t'hlenKO'a total expenditui-es have
no InrrenHo In tuuniiKo l expeeted been aeareely jriiiii.iuni.
within tho next live yenri.. In- "It Is a mlriiele wo have not had
rreased plunllngB of opplea In Ore- any fainlliles .T a remilt at the
fibn 'appear lo be Justified only j eoniyeated truffle," mild Captain
when needed for' repliioemenl or ;1 enter 1). Seymour, ehttineer of
when enpeolalty fuvornblo eonrllt the Aero romnilxulon. "It will be
tliirm of produelloii and mnrlceliiiK n doulilo mlraele If there uru no
ure- enjoyed. A Keneral ciii'tall-haliilltlea thin your."
ment of planum,'" of peai-H on the l-'reiniently planoa havo been
I'nelflc conat Heenm desirable. Ad- iMiinpelled to elrele in the air neve,
dltlonnl phuitlnKH or peaia 'will nil minium .before euiiBiwled liaf
llkey bo wnrrnniod only In IbOMeirie on the field allowed them to
b-rt-alltieK In whleb hlnh oiialliy land.
,pearH enn Jin ki-owii profliubly all only one piano nt n .time now
prleea eonslderalily below the nv- L.au land or take oft. t'uplaln Sey
iniBe ot wont ye.un. An Inerease i mniir mild, beeanse lin k of funds
ill plulitlm: should undoubtedly ho ),,, lwt permitted liirpoil slipcr
Jn.oatinltiK eherrles for western viyors to level off the landlni; field
lll'.-iron und of shipplliK eberries :
for eastern Oregon."
CIGARETTE BUTT
DETROIT. Mich., Keb. l'3.l,I'i
lire, believed to have been Hturted
hy a carelessly flicked eluaretle
butt, Inst nliibt burned two lake
pussi-nger ships mid a ntenm In-:
to tho water's edne and seiimiil:.'
, riamiiKed nnnther excursion sleaiu
4r; with CBtlmated ilsinnre of H.TiU..
Ohit. The hlH were lied up on the
Detroit river near Kcorso.
j Tho Suppli ferry boat owned
by.lbo Nicholson I'nlversnl Htenin-
' shli eotnpatiy: the Krle, a sleel
chip owned by the - While Htnr
. lines; the Dover, excursion vessel,
jind the tUK, Annie Moilea, were the
uhlps oonrerned.
l-tro department officials sold
IIK;y believed the flro was started
by a lookout for rum runners who
had pono nhnnril one of Hie rrnft
to wairh for n slitnal from the Cn
uiidlnn shore.
4
' Tlioiisnnds Keep IW-o.
MADIStlN. W'os, ll'l More than
AOfl. 0110 peoile In the I .lilted' Suites
lire hooplllB- bees and the value or
' Hie honey crop runs from lo to f.O
millions of dolbus annually, fi
fires compiled by II. F. Wilson of
tnw ncrleuKiiriil staff of the t'nl-
.v.-rsliy of Wisconsin, reveal.
on 'sya beekecplnc has splendid
prospects for the future nod preat
possibilities In almost every rlnte.
) However,' he Insists, the Industry
lacks leadership and finance
FACES FJGHT TO j
HOLD HIGH PLACE
x'-"lv ininlcn -xppnllturM.
Kohlor, wealthy inanufjtolurcr, ;
known as a. rfuiilur roiiiibilciui, p-
foatod iho l.u Fnlletto progressive j
republicans. 11 is that faction!
which clmllcnKCH his rlKht to thoi
governor' chair. Clovornor Kohlor!
took office January 7 for two years. J
Upon the flndiiiKS of a special
prosecutor In u John Doe inquiry,
Who said Kohler spent "far In ex
cess of liioii.ooo" in tho .primary,
proceed I iikh have been Inaugurat
ed. The governor claims he spent
the corrupt practices act, and or
ganizations working In his behnlfj
listed cam paiKn costs at 191. 000. j
John W. Heynolds. the attorney:
ireneral. has named Waller J. Cor
riKnn of Milwaukee and Harold M
W'llkle of Mtidison as suecial pros
ecutors of the action. They were
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.-.-...i in inn. otiie me run in i valuables, the equivalent ot tne
Kheboj-Kiin county, lidwanl Voiitt, annual salary of the nvcraRo work-
who retired from conrem two:tr.-
years nito after scrvinc 10 yeai-s Xow wh.it does ho do with the
as a leaillnit )m I'ollette prourcs-1 loot ? If it Is niei i han.lise or Jew -
sive, presides over the Hhoboygan
COIirt. i
ion governor i-iiiih me ncuon on;contnct With Slimeune
effort to embarrass him. lie placed -
the mailer In (he Iiamlfi of his per
sohal attorneys.
Kohler came from political oh
Kcurily. to become, tho regular re
publlcnn candidate for Kiihernoto
rial nomination, and (o defeat Gov.
Fred Zimmerman and Ttep. Joseph
I'J. HeHk. Tlin Ii Follette stroiiKth.
with Henulor Kohert. At. I.a Toilette
and Senator .1. J. ISlalne. leading, it
was thrown behind lW-k.
Kohler kept up a rapid speakinr:
cainiialKn by traveling in an afr
Itlane, Kotir proKresslvi-s, Philip 1st )f.
lette, brolher of the senator; . fileiin
li. Itoberts, a state senalnr; Alvlu
. Heis, prnKtessive floor leader In
the. assembly, and William T, ilv
hie, editor of (he Madison Capital
Times, petitioned the attorney Son
era! to beKln action.
ciric.vcit) m
A fin:tm-lali
""Jlltf ''' li has paralyzed pro-
""u r"1 1,1 nicagos mu
nletiml iili'tiuri, wh'Wii - voluiiin of
Iti'llnl tl-llfflf la tlni lui-h-e.-it III thin
routitty and neeond In the world
only in lierlln.
Ijint yeiii-'ii ulloiv.'ini-e of
.'i4l in the I'oriionite builKi-t vv:ln
iiIiik1ii.iI 1,1 ii:n f. .in lii- Hi.. I I
I'roKnim
ThlH iimottnt, offielals
"i t'lilciiKo
Aero eoinmlssonl
, M ,Mi to land nt the fietil.
i Seymour declin ed, especially when
there Is, n soulbwesl wind.
SILENT FILM IN
TH!
t'llU'.0t. Veh. '.-a. In the
opinion of !avid Wark Orifflth, ;
piiltieer molbm ptelxire director, :
the talking movies within five j
years will force (he silent movie j
and the spoken drama nf the leall
Imate stage out nf existence, !
The man who produced the first
"lalkie" ten years ago made this 1
prediction today as he stopped off
here Tnroiite lo California from .
New York.
'"I am sure the great future of
the talkie has not been realized by
the public." fliiffith wild. ''The
synchronlxcd talking pit re tgm
hints all the rythni, flow ami acJ
Hon of the silent movie with the
talk of the statue, ami has added
advantage of dose tips and per
feeily nttuued intisle. For ihe rea
iiii I am Ntne the itKitiuuite si.ikc
and the slb'iit picture wilt he
1 h tugs nf Die past within five
yenrs."
HUUI.IX iV-Th f.erman Hail
way Ailminihtr.itlon will e.pilp one
express Iraln with radio receivers
fttr the nmurtement of p.isscntn-tjs.
If satisfactory, all express trains
will be nimilurly equipped,
MEDFORD MAUi
Three Dodge Brothers 6-Cylindler Trucks are Purchased
few Mk5i mmTfaiiM
Threo new Dodrje Brothers 6-eyllnder trucks were delivered to Jackson County last week to be used in county road work. The accom
panying photograph shows the tiucks with Paul Rynnlng. county ennmeer, tn the center and Clyde Eakin, 4iead of Eakln Motor. Company,
on the left. The trucks are' each a ton and one-quarter capacity and will be used in Mr. Rynning's department. The sale was made through
Eakin Motor Company, local Dodge
Xo the Prospective Thief
u hnve ii ..r.i fe. ilv executed '
crime. A man has broken into
tw.n.e or an office and stolen'
. ,
elry he must find somo way to dia-;
,.t i, .i r....n Vi.. i,..u I,.
he has to.
j jm.,.-.. in u. i
willing tO
buy l. Just an soon us he goes to :
an honest man with his ware be;,, or cent or .value because he, inonen brings ahont1 the arreRt nrjrourt for publishing "An OpC-n
Is certain to he c;ttij:hl. He nnil. j tiiiu, must sell at M per cent of.th thief In order lo proeect him-i jj0h,m. (0 the I'ropheL Moham
thereUne, go to a dishonest man value. Therefore, for every flOOtsidf. i med." One passage in the letter
-In oilier woids, a "fence," or re-! iho iMlcf gets his twenty. That man who would follow o. staled: -
eelver of stolen goods. j Kven then 'erinte might he said ; criminal career essentially places! I(jKH the pages of the Ko-
Tho ' netrotlntlons which " follow to pav the criminal expect for tho! himself in the hands of dlshonet rnn: to sacrifice one's life and
Abie's Irish Rose," Vitaphone
Picture, at Craterian Monday
KV3R '
i-i.V.i' L'A.iiiy
CHAP.1 CSCBUDDViriOCEnS -NANCY CAftPOLL IN.
Anne Nichols1 'abits iwsh Kosd-
"Abie's Irish Itose" w'ill be pri'
sented 111 its film version at the
lluut'f t 'rnterlan theatre tomorrow
-,
si-ore nun tuiKiiiK. -
The picture was produced from
the famous slaite success or 'Anne
Nichols who also supervised the
tran.-planllng of her famous play
from tlu stage to the screen at the
Hollywood studios. .
,oieM m.n nose is pei napi 1
the best known play gnu-raliy t,, ,
have ever been produced. ' he
stage play ran for five and a half;
years contitiuously In N.-w York j
t ity. innnineiiitle rinid compan-
Practically All New Ford Models
Are Now on Our Floor for 1
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
SEE THEM
TmBUm MEDFORD,
Brothers dealers.
i li.it m i. nrn inierexllni:. In that!"
the thief who receives as much as
- !) nop cent of the vnlno of that;tncr hand, he must be very care-
. . .
whlcti lie steals is a lortunate i i m "i ihh sources or supply, eise
thief. All stolen irnuda must bo j tho law overtakes him.
Isold on the basis ' of ' forced sale.) As a result, ho buys carefully,
There can lie no competitive bid-inn well as at low- prices. Once ho
iIIiir nor can there bo nny pub-' discovers a man is. a their, he ex-
licliy. ,
The receiver. Immediately an-
'!.' Umk;.!.!.. nu.
Kiiiues 11 ml ma lntai us control of
tho negotiation. He buys at. 20
b's have presented t he p! ly
every important uml tven iho
small towns have glimpsed (he
Nit bul.s' sm tress. The plcturiaaLion
has been credited with n tremen
dous amount of favorable eriticism
wherever the t U in has been ex-
hibit-d and bids f.iir to rival the
mii cess of the stage phy. '
t 'harlot "liutbly" Hugi-iv. Nancy
t'arrnll and Jean lit rsliolt luivc
ilu- I.a. ling roles, anil an aide sup-
twirling cast with j. Kiirudl .Mih-
l)nnald and Ida Kramer with IVr- j
nard (iorcey standing mil with I
their performances. The latter -
(wo were ivcru, d from the New
ock company.
AT ONCE!
C. E. Gates
4
n
rn-i at ;
1 '
,W- -
Sixth Street and Pacific Highway
i Brans
01?EOOX. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2-1, 1929.
-
I fact that a man selling stoltn of the arrests of professional crim
J coods must necessarily contact 1 inas are hroiiKhi about IhrouKh
.. with sources of future dancer. Tho ! Information the source of which
-'l receiver of stolen L-on.ls must have is the. underworld.
continuous supply in order thull
ibis business may prosper. On the
.... u, . : . ,
poets that man to return to him;iCM.s aaamaht 'against Insults
.each lime he steals anything. lf!the Moslem relig'on.
o,.rt. limn 1., uln.il nnuih ni. I r '
the man falls him in that, tho re-
ce:ver becomes suspicious and very
.persons. Dishonest persons arojKmirt'tn visit a city hidden ni Ara
' Inevitably disloyal, too. . ' ' hit (Mecca), is not tho worst sort
j To tho man who is contemplat- nf Idolatry?" '
fng a cr'me I commend this thot: 1 ; "i. ' rL'-'i:... l ass
In order to commit tho crime
; ytu have got to trust somelody,
'and nowhere In all the. world is
; anyone with criminal knowledge
jwho r to ,f trusted. The jlliiu;
, Is fund.'ibiental. primary, ltaslo.
It is iho Indisputable and inevi
table condition whieh ev?ry crim
inal must face. '
Even if we had no police de
partments our courts would re
main busy, because thief would
turn In thief as a matter of self
( preservation.
The law make it p.ossible for
thief to say to thief: I'll tell on
1 yoit."
: That, In my judgment, is tho
j law's greatest power. My opinion
i would seem substantiated by the
ft rope.'i'od fact that JH) per rent
''KRISS keen, cool fhavea 1 vmi
If to ( C C fromtlinn.M.i.H.i-pi:...
1KR.OSS 'romtlieMucbUdB'ThM't
j it i,f a Yj'.KHlSS.KItOs.S t.dotnK (oi
rW.Jg,r mauri,J.!:J,
tecl en ttko. To introcufi
fmy 'lisf-K.lKveyouFUEE
'if $ ine niarvcloui tiuw a-wy rxor. Sm
, without obliUan. Dro me pul or tel.
,.Um Lf i hI" ? " r".u". 1
Loca, Mles repre8entative O. P.
A outre oi l v . . o
, n J,, 'u Pa.i(
!30, 2 miles north on Pacific high-
( way, Med ford.
i i 1 B
its
Ford Roadster with
Rumble Seat
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW!
Auto Co.
by Jackson County I
A mail may steal but he never
Profits. Saturday Evening
I'ost,
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CONST ANTINOPLI3 VP)
Kninxher of Moslem traditions, the
Turkish government Is neverthe-
Kiazlm Tevflk' liey, editor of
j ".-ree Thought' was brought to
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SIAIISIICS S
VICTOR AT POLLS
PXTTSIIL'RCII. Uloctioti'
; stntislics KhowiiiR that tho purly ;
1 with the laxgor c.imp.iifTn runrt won
-In 11 out of each 1 "( elections have
i nepn coilcctf-d hy Jr. Ooorso A.
j Luiitllpr of tho University of
, i'lii.simrKh.
! 'tint of jr.rt cases," ho ftaynt "He
iJi'otrd from iliff n nt .ilatt'H, from
,' different purls of tho country, ami
! f rom different elections, the H-'ii'ty
' or faction expending the most
money, with 1 1 .cxceptlonM, nUvfiys
polled tho largest vote. The fact
that none of the states from which
these figures are drawn can he re
carded as traditionally nolid for
j either party add further to the
1 significance these data,
j 1 "In view- ol the limited numher;
I of cases here oonwide'red, it is not
contended, of course, that the-. ratio
hove is in any way final for. the
country as a whole.
'Kor three states. Ohio: Nevada,
jand Oregon, the combined expendi
tures of state and county commit
: i ees a re a va liable for the years
1H20 and l'Jj. Out of these six
cases we find that in five cases the
party with the largest campaign
jfunrt was successful in the election.
(The exception is the Oresoh elec
i tion of ltr22. '
Of eight initiative and referen
dum measures considered nil were
carried hy the .party with the lar-
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