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"'V" -"Mli" i iuuuii uuu,. 111,1 .1 it - .in .v I i '..... j iv.v. PXT5E SEC MEDFORD MATE TRTBUNT5, MEDFORD, QT EfiOX, TUESDAY A PR 1L 9, 1929. LIQUIDATION STOCKS AID TO BEAR ATTACKS NEW YO'UK, April 9. Thfi mock market, rnn Into fom real liquidation toduy. nncl prices broke xhurpty aflvr an early interval of irregularity. Failure, of Hpecula toin for the advance to attract an outside following, coupled wit) the increusing: tennenetfa of the credit Fituation. Jed tu r resumption of Jumvy "hear"- nttnoks, which dln loded a number of investors and trmloi'H. r, . . ; ', Call money renewed at 7 per cent but advanced to 8 a bunk called f 40.000,000 In loans, and threatened to ffo higher. Time money held firm at 9 per cent with Jlltlo busineKH done at that figure'. American yxpretw, which eutah lltdied a new high record at 4oy yesterday fn anticipation of the announcement that It will be taken over by the Chano National bank, broke to 3-13 on the traditional selling on the good news." Adams Express dropped 4-1 points to 025. Federal : Mining and Kmelting, which dropped 44 points yosterday. fell 25 more today to a new low for the year ut 220. , . PROPOSE DAWES DIPPING OF SMELT AS WASHINGTON, April 9. (P) Although 'tho 'White House was silent,, it was learn od todfiy that tho namn of Charles Gates Dawes, former vice president, hns been proposed to the Uritish govern ment an ambassador to the court of St. James. Formal announcement of the appointment ' awaits word from London that Mr. Dawes is accept able as the successor to Alanson B. Houghton who Is to leave London for tho United States on Aniil 27. HOLDS FINE MEETING SNOW AT LAKE IS 1 Thore wus 13 Tout of snow at Ilia lnko rim of Crater National park yosterday aftenoon when Arthur II. Stono, caretaker of the lodKe, phon ed to the park offices In tills city, and It was still snowing hard as he talked. . Tills Is' approximately the name depth of snow as was at tho lake rim lant year at this time, hut it lias not had as much water content as the depth of last vear according -lo. theme familiar with snow condi tions there of past years. !' I However, this lncreaso over th;) (leutli ill the lalco rim a week act), lOMi feet, augurs hotter for plenty or Irrlsiitlon. water and water for (he IIoriio river and other streams during the summer. Obituary One of the best mectlngB over held by the Houlherii Oregon Den ial asso(Hatiiit was that held ut tl units I'nss last Saturday night, at which Dr. Hyion K. Loomls und Dr. O. T. Wherry, dental specialists of Porthihd,' gave talks on techni cal subJ"tH during tho nfternoon and evening1 sessionH,. which were held ut llio Hotel Del Koguo with a banquet In between. , There was a good attendance, Including seven dentists from Med ford, three from Koseburg,. one from Myrtle Point, one from Ash land, four from Grants Pass and two from Portland. On Way to I'm. ORMHON CITY, Ore., April 9. (y? Earl .(ones, 20, whoso step mother' and slep-brother were kill ed on March 2 ft, 1U28, by a dyna mite blast under their house, was on his way to Oregon state prison today to servo . a three-year term, Imposed yesterday when ho plead ed guilty to charges of man slaughter In connection with tho deaths. BEGINS SANDY RIVER PORTLAND, April 9. tfP) The annual, smelt run In the Sandy river Is underway. At 8:30 p. m. yesterday a group of the small fish reached troutdale, and throughout the night und today others arrived In greatly Increasing numbers. Under a law passed by the last legislature the state now requires that a license be obtained before any smelt be taken from the stream. The license costs -fifty fifty cents. Each yeurv thousands of the small fish are -dipped from tho Sandy river. ( LAS LIMAS BOMBED BY YANKEES IS REPORT! TWOCC'IOAI-PA, Honduras, April 9 . ff) H o nd u rans were exel ted today by reports that Las Llmas, .Honduras, had been bombed by (American airplanes operating In Nlcaraguu.' . Honduras authorities were Investigating. The reports were that American plunes from. Managua bombed sus pected rebel camps along thts bor der and, somehow, bombed also Las Limns,' Just across tho national frontier. Much of tho town was destroyed In a fire which followed. Well Newsboy, NKW YORK, April 9. (P) "Wealthy Hank Miller, who has been selling newspapers for 20 yem-ti and sleeping so much In the subways that he became a nul Banco, Is to spend tJO days in tho workhouHo. He was found to havo more than $11,(100 In four savings bunks, In addition to tho undisclosed contents of a safe de poslt box ; She's Prettiest ' Katrina Smith has been chow." hu .tnH.nt vote as the orettlestl co-ed at Rice Institute, Houston,! Texas. E HEAD IS ACQUITTED BY JURY AMlUQCEIiyUK, N. M., April I). UP) Mini Bertliu Lips, former head of New Mexico Klrl'8 wel faro home was acquitted by a Jury . hore last night of manslau ghter trtiai-RPS growing out'of. the death of Helen Haxkew. an 18-yenr-old Inmate of the home fol lowing un Injection of twlllnht slecp, J - ' . 1 ' Victory Means Rumination. NHW YOltK, April 9. VP) Mayor James J. Walker appeared today to have clinched the Demo cratic nomination for a second term as a result of the city's vic tory in maintaining a flve-cont subway fare. - Sherldnn. Plant for cleaning grains will he Installed here. I IN HARDY'S TRIAL SACRAMENTO, April 9. (P) The Carmel angle of Mrs. Almee S o m p 1 e Mcpherson's kidnaping story was Introduced in the im peachment, case of Superior Judge Carlos ti. Hardy this afternoon when J W. Buchanan of the Burns Detective : Agency in Los Angeles was placed on the witness stand by the prosecution to, tell of his Investigations In the. artist town. f ' SALEM GAS STATIONS HAVE PRICES HAL KM, Ore.. April 9. (P Twenty-three cents a gallon was the established price for gasoline in Halem Tuemlay, reduction of two cents from the 25-cent quota tion which has been maintained by members of the S:ilem Oas Dealers association since the close of the coast gaso line wa r three woe ks ago. .- Homo denlers, operating curb stone pumps are displaying 21 -cent price tags, and a; few of the smal ler service stations are reported selling at 2 cents. ' J '. Nash Representative Visits Medford W. S. Ulory, of Wentwoith & Ir win of Portland, distributors for Nash cars, was in Medford today on business. Mr. Ulrey predicts iyL'3 win be one of the best years In the history of the automobile business and says the Nash ia showinj? greatly increased sales for tho first three months of the year. HUMI.-.-Oro Alice High, wife of M'llllam H. High, passed away at their home In Talent at 9 p. m Mondai, April 8th. . Mrs. High was IncuU'ft plpneer of Jackson county, bor'n't Talo.nt July 31, 18U3. Hhe wns the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ilrjttcn, beloved pioneers who have been. .dHMsed many years, Mrs. High was 65 years of age. Hhe was nm fried to William High .tt Talent 50 years ago last Haturday, April Oth, nml on that day they celebrated their , golden wedding anniversary and were the recipients otf a beautiful Miower from their many friends. Kor a number of years' they resided in California, ' but for tho last 10 years have re-maided-at 'Talent on the old Britten place. .Mrs, High has been a long tlmo member of tho Method H church at Talent, but because nf declining h'iMh, due to paralysis, she has been Imictivo for tho last few years. - Hho leaves, besides her husband. Awn children, Htrbert C. High of Ashlnml and Mrs. A. II. Kvuns of Halem. Ore, Two sisters also sur vive, Mrs. Ilobl, Taylnr. Kurt Kliim- it tit and Mrs. H. .' Kenton. Tetilmt. AVsh.t ulso tVo Ki'iindchlldroit, Cecil Kvanin and Helen High. 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