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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, "OREflQy. TTT.SD.V Y, .TUI.Y 1', 1020.
SEN. LA FOLLETTE- ISUSPECT GANG IN
HELD IN JAIL FOR I MYSTERY MURDER
FAMILY DESERTION OF GEORGIA PROF.
HEAVENWARD GLANCE
REVEALS RATTLER ON
SCHOOL TEACHER PARADE ROUTE AT ilTSS-rCTTTi
SEEKS DAMAGES ASHLAND FOR 4TH 'sfjMif
PORTlAND. Ore., July 2. (P)
Charles LaFolletle, slate senator
from Washington county and for
mer senator trom Marlon county,
was In Jail at Hlllsboro, Ore., on s
charge of 'non-support, according
to lnrorjnatlon received by Sheriff
Hurluurt of Multnomah county to
day... v
LaFollete.t according to Sheriff
Hurlburt. was arrested at Hlllsboro
on a non-support complaint issued
here June 20 by Deputy District At
torney Hommersley, who said Mrs.
LaKollette was in "great need.' The
complaint charges failure to sup
port four children, ages 6, 8, 10
and !4.
Earlier this year Mrs. LaKollette
filed a divorce suit and Presiding
Judge Morrow issued an order for
ljaFollette to show cause why he
could not support the family pend
ing trial of the action.
LaFollette, according to the
Sheriff, could not be located.
The senator will be returned to
Portland.
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SALEM, Ore.,' HuXy 2 vP
.TaniPB I. -iook,.1 preiitit of the
defunct Povtlah?! lirokerage firm
of Over heck Cooke, must ro to
the ntnte , penitentiary to serve
out hiB punishment for embez
zlement, the charge on which he
was '-oonvictert in Judpe l'tolieri
Tucker court in Multnomah coun
ty. .The supreme court today, in
an opinion written by Ohlrf -JuHtloe
Ooshow, affirmed the judgment
of the lower court.
Cooke, Charles 8- fioortwin- t-nd
Howard Philpott were all indicted
it ml Cooke demanded a separate
trial, which was granted.
No opinions affectinff Jackson
county were handed iosp by the
supreme court. .
ATLANTA, Ga., July 2.
Metrnpolitun ans meihmln con
fronted pnhre today In the' mys
terious murder of Professor A. 11.
Johnson, 41. veteran Georgia
ed uca t o r, who came h e re la st
week-end to attend the Nutignul
Education association convention.
The body of tlit leajclier, who
was priacipal f two HurtweM, Ga.,
schools and it feuera; . vocational
training direuiot:, was found In the
driver's seat of his automobile
yesterday. The head had- been
brutally crushed, and twe : 1'lcd
billfolds had been left in the cur,
although Professor Johnson's
watch was untouched.
Police Detective J. A. McKibben
advanced the theory that the
teacher had been "taken for a
ride" by motor theft ring feudists.
The detective cited the arrest of
J oh nson i if 1 9 2 u and h is f ml ict
ment here on charges of receiving
stolen automobiles.
Arrested at Franklin, Ga., at
the time, Johnson was brought
here fur trial and acquitted. Po
lice introduced as their principal
evidence a confession by Robert
Grimes that ha had stolen uuto
mobiles and turned htm over to
Johnson for disposal. Grimes
served a prison term and was last
reported by police in . Jackson
ville, Fla.
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LONDON. England, July 2(JP)
Premier Ramsay MacDonald,
Bpeakinff on the debt question) tlur-
ling his address in the debatfe on
J the reply to the speech from the
throne in the house of commons to-
!day, said as to the question of some
new agreement which would super-
jsede the Dawea plan:
"We shall go back on none of
jour contracts, hot we shall in fu
ture ariangements not forget that
th just business interest of our
1 nation cannot be sacrificed."
Genuine
Traub
Rings ' t
Finesse of art- -istry,
a style and
beauty that typi
fies leadership in
fine ringcraft
S'. unds the salient
, note of Traub be-
trothal rings. The
selection of the right
Traub ring to suit
your hand and per
sonal preference will
be a pleasure in this
store, for our- display is
quite complete., , We
' will delight in aiding you
in this important purchase.
Priced
from
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Large Selection
Fancy Turkeys
Rabbits and Hens
Complete Assortment
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MARSKALLV1LLE, Ga.. July 2.
'(IP) A rattlesnake, saui to bo
more than six feet lonr. floured In
toe services held at the Methodist
ehureh here Sunday by the Rev.
M T. Webb, Only the pastor was
aware of the presence of the rep
tile. The pastor was expounding the
doctrines of his faith when, to em
phasize one of his remarks, he
glanced heavenward. . His voire
died away but his glance remained
pee-rlng ever one of the globes
in the chandelier was the snake, its
beady eyeB fixed on the pastor.
Iter. Mr. Webb, realizing the
panic that would ensue if the con
gregation knew of the snake's pres
ence, continued with the service.
At its conclusion he gathered sev
eial members of his board of stew
ardst together and with a long pole
then dislodged the reptile and.
killed it.
CLEVELAND PLANE
CONTINUES ALOFT
ORTLAND. Or., July 2. iPl
jA suit, for, :!0, 523.50 Unmakes wan
j filed in circuit court hero today
jhy Sura Jullum, Philomath, Ore.,
jHchont teacher, nKalnst Frank X.
I Miller. , ,
j The school teacher chaiKen that
j Miller, after Inviting her to ride
in his nutomoblle'on December 23.
1928, turned ' a corner recklessly.
The door of the car, ahe charge.
ASHLAND, Ore., July 2. (Sptw
eial.l Preparation! for the Fourth,
of July celebration in Anbland :iru
occupying the attention of thv
various clubs of (he city, and
everything will be In readiness for
the lingo number of guests from
fell open and he was hurled to!"'" ,ir " l,um " --
.... . ifurniii ih'il ni' fin itm-loil titr I h:it
tne street, auitering' serious in- -
uay.
TOLD BY ROTARY
! Sir
juries.
Miss Jullum lso charges that
Miller did not stop to assist her.
She was In the. hospital 23 days,
she charges.
' DIRECTS TRAFFIC:-
The Hotary club has announced j
prizes for the entries in the pa-
fade, and has ulro ;innounoed lh"
line of maivh. The pnrado will
start from Jielman siri-i-i and prti
ceed down North Main street and
Kast Main street to the Boulevard,
and will follow the ltoulevard to j
Sherman street, where it will turn i
Shernmn back to Kast Main
and return to the Plaza. !
Floats entered hy any business i
social organization Judged on
beauty and originality First $25, :
second $15, third $10. fourth, hon-
untitle mention. !
(fi).. I Decorated automobiles, judged
woman 1 beauty and originality First
li B?'?itffs.i? : '-visa ajlwaw tasl&W-i
ft rikJ -.wkil Our stores and markets will be closed trfTrJfllvl
U f ifllSXffH Thursday July 4th to permit everybody t(: t
1 1 "3 '1 t0 jin in celebrating the nation's great- WaAs j
M totrJi i-M pet hnlirlau Ynn nrP nrnhahlv nlnnninff r.iViiMiiMIMMiiMIBiiMlil
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2.-
(A1) Favorpd by fair weather, the
blue monoplane City , of Cleveland
today passed h hnlfway mnrk in
the refueling endurance flight
record attempt of Ryron K. New
comb and Roy L. Mitchell.
At H a. m. thoy had been aloft
87 hours and 21 minutes. They
hope to remain In the air until
12:10:21 a. m. Saturday in order
to break the record of 172 hours,
32 minutes 1 second.
The City of Cleveland was re
fueled for the twelfth time early
today, and 11 lot K.t K. Basham of
the refueling ship', reported the
endurance crew cheerful and their
plane functioning smoothly.
NEW YORK. July .
Amelia Earhart. first
trans-Atlantic air passenger, today 10, second (7.GS0, third 'i
was appointed assistant general Prizes will be, given for clever j
iruutc nianiiger ot tne i ransconii-, ovumo
nental Air Transport, Inc. jslon, and there will also be a se-
T. B. Clement, general managed Vies of awards, for children for
of the corporation, in announcing unique and original slums In each
the nnnolntmenl. said she would I division.
give advice concerning luxuries. The Little Symphony orchestra
refreshments and comforts which concert given at the junior high
wwni ..... j i" J
a picnic or a weekend trip or starting your If the trip is a long one you will find a con- .
vacation on that flay. Oct all the eatahles lor venient, money-saving saieway almost any
the oocasion from your nearest Safeway Store, where you go in the great West. . '
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women demand on p la ires.
She will be n passenger on the
flight inaugurating the service on
July 7.
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chool on Friday evening under J
the direction of Ward V. Croft,
wrts greatly enjoyed by the music !
luvers who heard it and who pro- j
no u need It one of the most de- '
llghtful affairs ever given In Ash-,'
land. Tile orchestra, which Is
composed of musicians of the
community, has been practicing
faithfully throughout the Winter
and played with surprising finish, j
The solo numbers gave variety ,
and in-terest to the program, and ;
were well received. I
" ' ' 1 ' 1 1 . J . J . McNair of Med ford was a
j visitor in Ashland on Saturday.
TOKYO. July 2. fV) Yuko' .Miss Ethel Helllwoll of Eii.mto.
, HamuguUhi, the third untitled j who has been visiting at the H. i
j premier in Japan's history ftnd jC aly home on Sherman street..;
tne members or tne new M inseittr: returnea nome unoay auernoon. i
cabinet were Installed late today .Miss Fredrika Bromnier f t
in the palace in the presence ofiMedford hs been spending the
the emperor. I past few days with her friend.
The new ministry succeeds that (Miss Irwunda Bateman, on llard-
ot Baron Tnnaka,of the Sieyui(al gndine street
SAN FRANCTSCO, July 2. iJT)
Coast guardsmen today notified
the Hanlt'y. Lumber A Shipping
company that a Hahify ' trtatti
schooner, the Anne. Hanify, was
on the rocks eight miles north of
Point, Arguello. The vessel, laden
with 1,500,000 feet of lumber, ran
on the rocks in a dense fog while
bound from: the Columbia river to
Sn Pedro, t : , r-
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STULTZ CONTROL BAR
ROOSEVELT FIEL. N. Y., July
2. () Tljre act of two paBsengers
in bracing their feot against a rud
der bar was blamed today lor the
rail ol' an airplane In which they
and Wllmer Stultz, trans-Atlantic
pilot, were killed.
With Edward Harwood and Fas-
quale Casteluccio a pasHengerH,
Stultz, pilot of Miss Amelia Kar-
hnrt' plane, "Friendship." on its
flight to Wales last summer, was
stunting over Long island yester
day when the plane fell. The pas
sengers were killed instantly. Stultz
died shortly after.
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parly, which resigned shortly, be
fore noon after a cnbinet crjsis
precipitated by investigation of the
asHHflftination- of Mnrahul Chans
Sto Lin in Nfanchuria last ynr. '
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PQUTLANp, Ore., July 29.
By a mnjortty vote at a special
meeting',' Inst night, the . Portland
dairy exchange decided to suspend
trading in butter and eggs for
a period of 00 days and eliminate
official quotations for that period
of time. The action Was taken
after officials charged many
abuses had crept in from within
and without tho exchange. Of
ficials said abuses consisted of
lack of maintaining uniform prices
with some members quoting one,
price and others a different one.
There were other a b lutes, they
said,' which they did not care to
make public.
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Mrs. J, H. Turner, who has been
In Sun Francisco for some tlmo,
where she is receiving medical at
tention, is reported to be much
improved. Mrs. Turner is at tne
Continental hotel.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. K. V. Carter and
Joe lverson left for the Lake o'
the Woods Friday, expecting to
stay for ten days. They , will oc
cupy the Mulllt cottage,
-The Christian Mndeavor society
of , tho Congregational . church
made a trip to Lincoln Sunday
afternoon In answer to an invita
tion - from the young . people of
that place,' who asked tiiut the
local society assist them in organ
izing a society for tlint neighbor
hood.' ' 1
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AMATEUR GOLF TITLE
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CIIANTIIAY, France, July 2.
fVP) Jack Westland, an American,
won the French amateur golf cham
pionship toduy by defeating Klcli
ard Fletcher, an Englishman, in
the final by a margin of six up
and five to play. v
Westlund fully earned his new
laurels, having eliminated John
Dawson of Chicago in a semi-final
match yesterday and beaten other
good players in earlier rounds.
The new champion has resided
and played in Seattle and Chicueo
hut was entered here as n member
of the Winged Foot golf club of
Mumuroneck, N. Y.
IPLElOiCOiG
WISH OF GOLF KING
ATLANTA, July 2. At!or
! ta't ambassador' extraordinary to
the court of Kt. Andrews et .
comes home today hut he'll be
plain Hob, and the thousands who
greet htm must forego the, usnal
trappings of ouch an occasion;
The, greatest golfer of them all
returns at 3:30 p. m. with the
national open golf championship,
his ninth trek homeward with a
championship crown in his pon
session.
The usual parade and speech
making with which Atlanta makes
It(rt) Jone' homecoming events to
lie remembered, will be absent at
the expressed request of the golf
king himself.
Wall Street Report
NEW YORK, July 2. (P) Fif
teen per cent call money, which
sent a speculative chill through
the stock market and brought
about a reaction in prices1, mad
its appearance again today, but
the market moved steadily up
ward, with lT. S. Steel common and
at leaHt a dozen of the leading
railroad shares touching new high
records for the year. There were
several soft spots scattered thru
out the list, particularly In tho
public utility group, but they had
little Influence on the general
market.
A strong demand for special
shares featured, the late dealings
which saw general electric rise
more than 20 points to 352. U.
8 Steel touched 196. The clos
ing was strong. Total sales were
approximately 4,500,000 shares.
LA O RAN UK, Ore. July 2.
V. O. Tennyson, formerly of
Lakevlew, Ore., and Klamath Falls
last night accepted a caU from
St. Peters Kplscopal church here.
The church has been without a
rector for several months.
WINDSOR. 0U.. July 2. (Ca.r
nadlurf Press.) A hfiin-.sut flshihu
from' a ihoat out' from one of thov
down -river docks.- He did not'
catch uny fish, hut he seemed to
be a patient chit p. In fact, he
was so patient that the boys at
the neighboring liquor wharves
become suspicious. They talked
with a police officer who Utter
drifted pnt In another launch.
"How are they biting ?" he
qsked the patient fisherman.
"I wouldn't think so," ex
claimed the officer, as he yanked
tlm other's rod out of the witter
and found the line was minus a
hook. A search of the strange
fisherman revealed a 'book con
taining numbers und names of
suspected rum craft, numbers of
auto licenses, both Americun and
Canadian, and the telephone num
bers of Detroit prohibition units,
"Just another undercover man
for the American federals," sighed
the constable, making his report.
"We won't bother them as long us
they stay on public highways and
waterways."
Raker. Stevens-Van Kngelen
company opened chain store in
thin hufiHty.
Border Policy VnrliangwI.
MMHlXf 1TON, July 2. VP)
Secretary Stlmson has announced
that the Mexican government has
not requested a change In policy
of the closing of the American
Mexican border and that there him
been no change In the policy of
tho United States on the question.
Hut herlin. Union Oil company
of California granted permission
tf ernpt stornge pliint.
WASHINGTON. July 2 . P
The war department today approv
ed plans of the hoard of county
commissioner oT Multnomah emm
tf, Oregon, for a bridge across tho
Willamette river at 81. Johns, Ore.,
under authority of the state laws.
NOTICF CAXCKLLATION OP W A R HANTS OYKIl SICVICN VI'. A IIS
O M
Notice Is hereby given thnt the following list of warrants whfch
hnvn been Iwroetl over seven years prior hereto ftro subject to can
cellntlon. and If said warrants are not presented for payment within
sixty days from the first day of J uly,, ll2'J, . they will be cancelled
and payment thereof will be refu sed:
Name Date Warrant No.
American Red Cross -Inly 7. 1921 1 5422
Mrs. Jordan - July i. I!t2l 1550ft
Harold R. Myers July !l, 19LM 1551!
H. W. Hsrron July II, 1!HM 15(101
Mrs. Harrison July IH, I ft 2 1 15(142
Pacific Wtntlonerjt A Printing Co Oct. 7. l!il!l IKS on
Daugberty Dec. 10. 1HZI lH7."i
Li ml Nelson Dec. 10, Ift2l 17010
A. L. Fisher ..- Inn. 0. 1922 17331
Walter Huff Ian. . I!Z2 173M
C. T. Johnson Mar. 4, l2 I7K7S
le Nelson , Mur. 4. m 17!I4
Mrs. Arthur Nelson Mur. 4. 1922 1701s
Arthur Nelson Mar. 4. mil 17!KI .
Dan Ken foot Apr. 2, H22 1X272
Jan. MeCarren A nr. 2, 1922 1294
W. P. ('hisholm May 5, 1922 !727
John flrieve June 9. 1922 . JK9K4
Mrs. Tom tlrlgsby June 9, 1922 IH9S7 .
J. H M DonnM June 9, 1922 19071
!ulse Hcheffelln June 9, 1922 l!Hf.9
I. H. Throchmorton June 9. 1922 19174
J. A. Hlthftn IUe 9. 1922 19222
Haddls Dixon Inly 13, 1921 A.VH
alley Fuel Co -Nov. 10, 1921 ix
7111
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Heath's Drug Store
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THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK!
MAVINa'a COMMERCIAL.
B A V I M a m INCORPORATED FEBRUARY I0TH. ISS .
' One of the Oldest Banks in California, j:
the Assets of which have never been increased . i' '
; t ' by mergers or consolidations wtth other Banks , . .
MEMBSR ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF BAN FRANCISCO
S26 CALIFORNIA STRKET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Assets
JUNK 29th, 1929
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Ilnltol Kmtod l.lhcrlv and Treasurr Bonds and Ccttldcatcii, State, Munlclp.ll
and Other Bonds and Securities (total value t40,875,248.1), standing on '
book, at., .IRMM.M
Loans on Real Estate, wturi'd by first iimrtgam'n ' 67,4j2.7sh.ij
Loans on Bonds and Stocks and other Securities l,67H,0S8.UO
Bunkers' Acceptances in accordance with State Hank Act 1,651,506.47
Hank Building and I-ots, main and branch offices (value over $l,9i5,00O.00), ,i
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15,775,t8i.5
Other Real Estate (value over $.05,O00.00), stamling on hooks at
Pension Fund (value over $650,000.00), standms; on hooks at
Cash on hand and in Banks andhccks on Federal Reserve and other Bunks
.$124,718,460.77,;
' ' total ;
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CEO. TOURNY, Prttiitrnt
WILLIAM HERRMANN,
VUe-Prtiidrnl and Cttshirr.
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Olh Huncosnful Year In Medford
Treatmenls by Appolnimnnt
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