Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 05, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMF.T)FOT?D MATT, TRTBrXT!, MEDFORD, On EC! OK, TUT'TDAY. SF.PTEMP.KR :. 1020. PAflfi FIVE h.ditre1nt is working in laundry Wm. A. Gates, Foreman of Jury That Convicted Des- perado, Chats With Pris onerHas Cheerful Phil osophy, Is Report. Hugh D'Autreinont, serving . Ufa sentence ut the state prison at Salem for his confessed part in the Siskiyou Tunnel attempted holdup and quadruple murders, is working fn the prison laundry, ac cording to William A. dales, who visited an hour with him yester day. Cotes was foreman of the grand jury that returned Indict ments against him and his twin brothers, and It was his first meut ltift with the notorious desperado. , "So you're one of the nays that Bent me up here," was Hush's re Joinder When the local man in formed, him of his connection with the case.' dates says he never saw so hard a look in a human face, hut that a moment, later Hie con . vicit realned his composuie and was expounding a cheerful phi Jofiophy. dates talked with prison offi cials wl;o told him, he says, that since niettn'g out life'terms to, the ! O'Aulreiuonts for their crime it is Htnpossible to induce a jury In re- turn a haimiim verdict in this : state as the D'Autreinont case is t criterion tor justice. A juror, the prison officials told, is loathe to vote for the death penalty with th ( O'Autremoni case fresh in his ; memory. Adjustment Hard I "It don't make much difference t whether you are inside or outside." 'Hush told dates. "After a few 'years this is home. We have our worries, and so does the :'re mat?, j It all evens up. The rub Is hecom ins adjusted to prison life.' . I " You will renieinher that I nm I down the Slskiyoiis in the cur !!! i hit a steer near Ashland. ' The car j turned around two or three times. Ik could have turned over anil broke my leg or ami or back. 1 ' would have thomilit that tough ' luck. Now I know n accident I would have been isood luck. It would have changed the enlli" I course (if my life." j The superintendent of the prison said Hugh was a model prisoner, hut the most puzzling one under his charge, whose moode were a source of sludy. 1 1 ugh has been granted an hour a day .or reading in the yard. During these periods he was studied, 'through opera glasses, by the prison criminolo gists. The twins are working in the prison flax mill. Their wage of 25 cents a day is diverted to the sup port of Kay's wile and two children. HOLD WITNESS IN PROTECT 1 0 N SCANDAL LOS A Secret Indictment Returned Against Self-Confessed '. Bootlegger Measure of Protection Grand , Jury Continues Probe- Twelve witnesses were ml let). mhih of win. m corroborated West man's .statement before Ituron K:un, tiist lict attorney, that police .u't'ut-rs, iiiit'i' exacting tribute for .it.tti..ii :n !;is Mtlf i if ruiiiril band liquor, raided his Turkish hath luiiiff. hit it selling 1iic-k t him at wholesale ii:its t;it' inluxl (.Mills confiscated. Fifteen other w it nt-sses wi-iv to he heard today us tliu upecial session continued, il wits unnounct-d by Foreman MwiumI IV Cill'llii, Twti pi. lie' captains anil several Ifr utet units w re named in the heurins yesterday. The district attorney's office s-aid t hat indict -lil'MHS ait'-nsl these officers prob ably would he rTurned tomorrow. I umunuu un uu nil i i nt luiun I tf 1 4r 1 a - . I T. e,w advance,, out I I I I A V AV i 'A I B X A U B 1 1 6 under the names of McKUiuj-ptt. , unil WVatcott. Mrs. Ciitiio, Ine lY-nii, the slain mnn's landlady, kuew,, him only uh Wp'iteoir, she said. , t,ln H' .vi'Ui'H Luke Michigan has eaten away 10 miles of land alontf the hfre between Kvanslotr, jll., and .fanltnwo Win. " FATE Of FIVE IN KdKnit Indiancd. 1 WEST OUANfiK. X. .1.. Sept. 4. P The condition of Thomas A. Ivdison was dVseribod its "nhou: the same" l.y his physicians. l.OS AXflFI.F.S, Sept. a. oPt (rami jury Indietir.euts .iirainst 'certain police officers charged with t-xaetiiiK tribute in return for .protection in the sale of liquor ap 'peareil nume certain today as tin I primp continued Its hearing of i witnesses in connection with siate 1 ments made l.y J. Ii. W-.'stimin, alias Harry I. MvDona d, silf , confessed hogth'Ulier. i Hefore the special session of the j jury adjourned yesterday, WVst : mini and three others were named in secret indict ments, eharnitiK ! conspiracy to violate the prohihi I tion laws. It was said by Jiepmy district attorneys lhat the true lull returned against W'estmun would serve t hold him in jail as a pro tective, measure against possible atlafk on his life. I'Oirn.AXI). Ore.. Sept. .. Top s-radt i-kwv advanced one com ami other armies stepped up two cents at the I'orliand pioduce ex rhan!e Thursday. This put extras at 3y cents w.udesale, tandanis at ;t.' c-nis. medium extras at ."M i''-ms and no ilium firsts at 3 2 cents. Iluiier pi ices were not changed. I oid try and fresh meat values Were steady. Fruits and produce held around Wednesday's o. inn a I ions at the Ka-t Side market. Althounh sea sonable prod net s are arriving in abundance, mwers are expeiietic inu little tiuublc In disposinK of lb. Fifth Outbreak in Week Ao counts for West Side Hoodlum and Companion Bodies Found in Park With Many Wounds. STOCKTON, t'alii., Sept. ii. Tl ' Somewhere in the depths of the Calaveras copper mine at Copper i opolis today five miners were en: i torn bed under a hundred tons of rock and dirt lhat slid upon them .yesterday in a tnunderous cataract i that is thought lo have crushed the life out of at least four. The fifth ! man, Joe Mendez. a .Mexican, was believed still a live early today. Numerous slides hampered rescue, j A sixth man, Ompro Yalle, was i rescued and today was in a hospl !tal here. I The men were trapped at the l.Vta foot level of the mine while laseendint? the shaft. Two mine I foremen, risluir to the surface in a 'hoist, escaped the eavein and Rave 'an alarm. i THE MARKETS II ! i... i i Livestock l'OHTI.A'l, Ore.. Sept. ii. Cattle and calves: Iteeeipts lr.oa; steady, unchanged. 1 Hots: lieceiins 4fdl. stoadv. Sheep ami lambs; ItecefpiH laO; steady. h:hjnA.J:. 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W.Mit. f. lVT I K(ifiS Dirtier: prires to rotninTis: 1 lYt'sh extras 4lo; Hiandunl lirnts I : f rpsh hum! i u m ex t rns :i tit ; fresh niotliuni firsts 3..o. I K !f;s- Prices to wholesalers: l'resti ex t rns .1tc: Mitndnrri firsts j It 7 : I're.sh medium extras 34c; fresh medium 'firsts, 3'Jc. j lil'TVr.li, in i 1 1;, (hulterfiU ). poiiltry. itnimis, pntntnes, witnl, jiuiis, hay, uasi-ara hark nnd hops .sifiuly and nm-haiiK'1!- Poll land Wheat p))vn.A.'n, VhKit ftituri's: i Sept. l.-.w 1.3 I r. .- w 1.23 , 1.31 "it 1.4?i ten llf;;h Sept. ..l.:4 n 1.24 i ;ier. . i.a iMay .. l.4ti 1.41 I (nsh wheat: j T.'. t: ihl ltiit-:,i !n, I hard white SI. 3-1 Soft while l.L'4 'Western while l .24 Haiti winter Northern spring Western red Oats: No. 2-3S Ih. white Today's car receipts: flour X; corn 3; nuts .r 1.21 j 1.21 i i $34.00 i Wheat 1 10; : hay 3. i . . i San Francisco Itutterl'at SAN KltANCISCO, t'al.. Sett. f. U' Itutterl'at f.o.h. San Kraiiciscu 54 anil "4 "jp, ! CHICAGO, 111.. Sept. tlouhlo mui'ticr, tho iifih nui'ni'eal; of BitiiK KuiiM in Cliicao within ;i week, was conimiltod early today in the peaceful shadows of Jacob Hils park. Kiillertou ami Narrnnan sett avemiCH. One of the victims was well known West Side hoodlum, homhei. errorist and "lntisclo man." H' was Cy t'awlcy. The in her, unknown to police, was identified alter cons hlera hie confa.sion as Ktlilie Wesicolt. The hodies, hnaritiK ilozens of wounds, were fotliul o a strip of lawn honlerint; the park. .uto niatic pistols and sawed -off shot- t;nns had heen lired at close mime WesteotI was first ident ilid us Willie MVKIliotfotl, hiother or Thos. Mcl'llioe,ott, who had heen one of Cowley's pals in the f,arane nickel. Thomas .lcKllhn;uu was fotind murdered in a West .Maclinon avo line eule. fatly IttMt May ;w. Two women idem ified Weslcott's hmly. Om, Marie (isey, said she had known him for several yiu Makes You Look Years Younger The ."-kin of youth lie in everv hox ef - tie V'niid-"Tn V i-M A.tm i 1 .0 Face Powder. The purest powder made -Its cidor is tasked liy the 1'. S. (invernment. No pathless, fla kiness or ii riiaj ion. A new Kn-m h process itiakes It spread more smonlhly and preenls :irne pores. Nil more slimy noses It winvs on longer. Cse .MKU.o-C.l.o. .larmiti X- Weeds Orim Store. Small Size' for Packers r WILL BE INVESTIGATED Imogene Wallace Piano and Harmony Studio Open Sept. 3 Stewart Bldg. 235 East Main St. 3 pair for . . . . . . 25c Leatherette Aprons . 20c Men's Black Sox, 3 pr. 20c Leather faced gloves, tips and everything . 35c i . All leather Gloves . . 50c Men's Dress Hats . $i;95 AH wool Suits . . $14.50 Boys' Suits, "2 Pants $8.50 Blankets; 64x76: V $1.00 Canvas Shoes ; . . . 85c Men's and Boys' You can't beat it WillH.Wilson 32 No.; Front. Street, , THe Cheapest Store in the West Remember the Jackson County Fair Sept. 11 12, 13, 14 MAItSHPJRLU. Ore.. Sepl. 5. itV) a wrntul jnry InvcstiKfaion into the coos county sheriff's of fice will he made immediately. District Attorney William K, Cole man nnnrnniced after a delegation of Holf-flppointed t'nOK cotin.ty ''Itli zenw appeared hefore the county court and nsked an In vest lea tion on the grounds of alleged irreKti larllicH in the office. No definite charge were nind" In the rerptent I nit the court a No p r o m i h v d consideration of ih. situation. CITY WATER SUPPLY LOST BY VANDALISM: nANhOI.l'll." N; ., Sent. 8. W) lt watr isupply .oxlmtiM-l lliroiiKll (lie wink i I vitmUils, thlH fullnniiiKUH county villajM', ul- ready Blilli'llMi; (nun t lt; iirntrai'luil I dry WHalliPi', v,an In a precarious j position todny. It wns (lisrovnrcd I yi'slcnlny thut llio tlooil Kan-s ut IiIih rosHrvoIr on which tin- vllln( clcpcncls for lis water supply hail ! hciMi throw-n open, drainiiiK the en tire supply. Frigidaire ; ' ivith theCold Qotltrol" freezes desserts better ;. makes ice quicker .. keeps foods fresher , . . longer 1 LOS ANGELES PLIERS ARE REPORTED SAFE I .OH ANriKUIH, Sept. fi. '-a-Knrl fJordun and l.lmlHiiy (Hilly, Iom Angeles filers -n rmite from Alhuipierippte, X. M., wireil frienils here today thut they were wife at KinHOuin. Ariz., and wen leavliiK shortly for thin city. Their phine was helvr-il previously tu have been forced down in the region where a weareh Is helm; made fur the iniKinK Tranicnntlneiital Air Traipurt liner, city or Wan I'i.mi r lnco, when no wind wuh received from thein. Typical Experience! J Aunt o, Jo in. lrT ft fll KlTlTl(l riinitiirf-l'rniif ltier 1 uhrnn mt rnr ami drltpii nr mil'-" im I hem nitliou! 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The mechan ism is completely concealed , . . away from dust and dirt, and incredibly quiet. , Then consider these important factors. Frigidairc's special insulation . . . moisture proof, heat resisting, enduring. The sturdy steel construction . . . the precision work manship . . . the rigid inspection of the finished job. And finally, the great General Motors organization (hat has made all this possible . . . at prices based upon enormous production. Let us tell you more about Frigidaire and the easy monthly terms. See a com plete demonstration. Call at our show room . . . today. F! Let us help you win in big $25,000.00 contest fa j i.onsviu.i:. Ky.. Kept. h'.-i .N'ew OrteariK defeated Jfuffalo, N. 1 V.. in the hei-imd (tame of the 'American l.CKton Junior world" s.m ie.s tod iy in a . xIijuhIiih ninleh. I lii to n. ;.k h ten minis wim one uijjiie, and the fin. tl will he pUiyed ' luiiiori ow. Come Into our display room. Learn why 50 is the safety point for perishable foods. Then write a tetter that will give you a chance to win a model home, a Cadillac car or one of many 4 ! Ijikevh-tt .Mill Horns IAK);vfci;v, (tie., sept, r,. M, (The mil! and WHrehnue of the l.nlteviww Mfitiiiliief nrltiK compiiny hem wiim destroyed hy fire hint nit ht. Two hroc cimh on a nIiIIiik, ltt loaded with box HhookH, wr lii'imed. imntiiRe wfis ptlmxteil at 50 IS THK SAFETY POINT other valuable awards now being ofTered by the National, Food Preservation Council. Come in, and get the rules of the contest and complete infor mation today. POR PERISHABLE FOODS 1- LI People's Electric Store 212-214 Weot Main Phone 12 117 South Central Phone 286 Medford, Oregon JJ0,mimi, covered hy InHUiun;.