Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextP3TO1 SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRTBITNE, MEDFORD, ORKOOV, THURSDAY, Of'TOBKR 24, 1929. II .1X1 1L1 II- -1U L - L I1I.-U.J.II.1I1, Jt UU,. -I I I COIM GRANGE AND CHAMBERS TO COOPERATE Jackson County Agricultu- ral Council Organized to Solve Marketing Problems , T. P. Tollefson Named ..President. G R SUSPECTS Fl Through tho co-opcrallon of the Mcdford, Ashlund, Jacksonville anil Central Point chambers of com merce -with the granges of Juclt gon county, marketing- questions, u thorn In tho sides of county agricultural intorcsts uro expected to bo solved through tho organiza tion of the Jackson County Agri cultural council, complntod last night ut the Hotel Mcdford. The successful marketing of farm pro duce Is the tnuin object of the 'council, which will also give at tention to other agricultural ques tions, . , , f The council Is expected to make accessible new markets for 'south ern Oregon furm produce and make the raising of sumo a greater source of revenue. T. P1. Tollefson of tho Central Point Chamber of Commerce was elected president. Ted Heamon of the Eagle I'olllt (Jrunge was chosen vice-president and C. T. Baker of tho Mcdford Chamber of Com merce was numcd secretary-treasurer. An executive committee was nlso named and It Is composed of Kaipli Hillings of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce, J. It. JSowen of tho Enterprise Grange and County Agent Robert Fowler. The urogram committee Is com posed of fi. II. Carter, Itoguc Itlver Orange; Albort Strauss, Sams Val ley; II. JO; Nculon, Pomona (Jrtinge; K. II. White, Jacksonville Cham ber of Commerce; Ted Sims, Jack sonville Grange; John Anderson, Central Point Grange; W. .1. Wiil ncr and ltaymond Mlksche, Mcdford. C! HANTS l-ASS. Oro., Oct. 24. (VP Harry Carr, suspecteil of hav ing attempted to blow a depart ment sloro safo here llireo weeks ago, was reported today to save cunfessed Ills part in the crime to Sllerif r It. Lister. In the alleged confession Carr Is said to have told the sheriff he was alone when the charge exploded prematurely. He is roported to have cleared ltaymond parr, his brother, who he said' was asteop in a hotel. Harry is alleged to have lost a hand in tho blast. The Carr brothers were orrosted at Koseburg when Harry applied at a hospital for treatment. INSURANCE AGENT TAX IN OREGON IS UPHELD WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. P) Tho supreme court today Indi cated It would sustain the Oregon Insurance law. Imposing a license tux on insurance agents. Under tho luw which provides thut In cities of 60.000 or, more population, tho Insurunco compa nies could' have two agents for license fee of $2 each, but each additional . agent would bo re quired to pay $500. It was chal lenged In a case from Portland, Oro. . ' , . ..., , , , G.O.P. BACKERS E F, ESSlPfiMP w w NAIEO BY A I FIVE FOLSOM RIOTERS CRUELTY TO COYOTES E J An tfnusuul tale of cruelty to ani mals came to light In Judgo Tay lor's court yesterday, as a conso 4uonco of which Hubert Wacknol was fined following his arrest by George Aldon, local humuno of ficer, Wacknol, who Is employed -Mt n ranch' In tho llreenspi lugs moun tain district, makes a side Issue of trapping, mid several weeks nun caught four live coyotes In his traps, each with budly minified ' feot. Ho placed the animals In a Jifii. without doing anything to Vlcvlato their suffering, Intendlnir lo keep them -thorn until next Ue WmbcV 'ivyhen their hides would have licceme mare valuable',- ,;.'r J His direst Is the first ruse ever Vnown In. this part of the state where tlio law stepped lntu. charge cvuolty to a wild animal of such low order as a coyote. AIMEE APPEARS FOR ' OUIZ BY GRAND JURY ill,t8 ANOMl.HH. Oct. 21. Ml Almeo Kcmplc Mcl'bcrson, evan gelist, appeared before the county grand jury today to answer ques tions on asserted manipulations of the finunclul affairs of her church, Angelus Temple. SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Oct. 24. (P) Kive of the six Kolsom rioters, who acted .as leaders in the -attempted Thanksgiving day break In 1927, today were sentenced to hang in January. Anthony Brown and Roy E. Stokes will go to the gallows on January 3, Walter E.i Burke and Jninos H. Gregg on January 10, and Kugone Crosby on January 7. Sen tences wore Imposed today by Judge Malcolm C. Ulonn. Chairman Caraway of Com mittee Tells Lobbyist Party Campaign Con tributors Got Money's Worth Witness Admits Activity. Iiuutu far each hide. CJeoiso Kcziur, a policeman, who Judge. Krk-kft'& time limit on tho hu limit ted u BLatement of 1'un- urBuntentH will Mend the cuuo to tnBtn' ulk-eed explanation of tho tho Jury lato tomorrow.1 - -JnrtoVnt on August !).- J'anlust'H The mate concluded It cuhc' In hlH testimony TueKduy branded after a brief examination of the document absolutely fa Inc. U-- -J- 1- Keziur corroborated much of tho teHtimony of Jtobert L. Uriffln. a fellow police officer, who with Keziar arrested Pantuges neverul hours after the alleged attack. Vest erf I a y ( I r I f f f n a p pen red an a Htate rebuttal witneHH. In tbeilr statement, the office utwerted I'anlanea told them Ml Prinsle was "clawing" him in un attempt to escape. She disar rnnperl his clothing. 'He statement iiuoted ranlngea, and ho aMpped to tiie floor and tfrahbed her ankle an Khe tried to fleo "becauuo I didn't want her to expose uh. Vantages testified the statement "waH made up y tne orftcern elects xxAi.r iiu:kiii:nt (Continued from rage Onn) K, 1. Dazey of the ltotury club was elected preKldent, Marc Jar mln of tho I.Ioiih club. vicopiei dent, and C. T. linker or the chamber of commerce secretary. The clubs, American Leu ion nml Chamber of Commerce will be represented as follows: Dr. U 1. Inskeen and Marc .larmln. Hunt club; K. I. Dazey and It. K. Il.n der, Hotary club; II. 8. Deuel and Cole HotmcH, American leulun: Oua Newbury and J. C. Thompson, Khvanla; A. W. Pipes ami C. A. AVIng, city council. Include Coit.ntlshlcm. Tho Inclusion nf the city plim nlhg commlhNlon In the council re ceived favorable vote and It will bo represented by Miry tiehuttc and W, V. Allen, The hietunton of Iho HiihlnoKS n nd rrofciHloiml VoinenV club was conslderfd. 'The 'council win. hold Its next meeting nrxt Friday and will, fnr u lime, meet each week 111 Mew of flv largo iniiKs of work ot be completed and taken up. The work of the council ! expected to entirely Hlm-lnato the duplication oC; efforts that has been experi enced In the past, when two or three organlKatlona gave attention to the. same project . In different ways. '- Civic prldo and acvompludimcnt Is tho first object of the organi sation: aervlco club and other or ganisation Interests to come second and personal prldo last. It wax brought out at the round table discussion. W. C. T. UL RE-EIECTS OFFICERS OF STATE . PKNDIJCTON. Ore.. Oct. 24. (A) The Woiuon'H Christian Tempc auco . union' trc-clcc'tqd officers at tho uhnunl rtato - convention hero yoHlerday. i Mi'ri. Ada Jolly,: Portland, wiih re-olected ntftte president; ! Mrs. Hue hoi 1-JIHs; Madras, vlco-prosU, dent; Mvs, M. Fnincls Kwope Portland, corri'spondlng Hccretary Mrs. L. Hchmld. Portland record ing Hecrelnry; Mrs, Alice Tliomn-.f Portland, treasurer. TO , Newly elected officers of the Amenlcan lvlon auxiliary will give U lea tuinbrrow afternoon at 3 o'clock" at tho Presbylorlan church, to the members of the aux iliary. Presidents of other civic club have been Invited. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 4. (A) Joseph It, Grundy, who raised more than $700,000 for tho C'ool ldgo campaign In 1024, testified before tho Kunato lobby committee today ' ho was in Washington for tho purpose uf obtaining "protec tive tariff legislation." Grundy 1h representative of the American Tariff league in Wash ington and also is president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers asso ciation. - "Do you think you' got higher tariff rates?" ' asked Chairman Caraway. ' . . . ' "Overcoming a natural modesty, I would say 1 helped," the witness answered. , , "Who pays your expenses?" continued the chairman. "Who?" asked Grundy in sur prise. "Why, I do." "You came hero to see that the campaign contributors got their money'b worth ?" pursued Caraway. "I came hero to see that the -Republican platform which was endorsed by the mandate of the -people was enacted into law, ' he j shot hack. t "If It was then they cot their. money's worth," pursued Caraway. l'l wouldn't say you laid down on the Job." Grundy x estimated his expenses at about (1!5,000 since the first of tho year. "IJght's Golden Jubilee," a nation-wide tribute to Tliomaa A. I'JdlNoti, the wl.aid of sclenco, was observed by the Copco Korum this noun with a specln I Kdlson pro grain. Appropriate decorations and lighting effects featuring a targe picture of Mr. Kdlson and moving pictures of Kdlson and the History of Light added greatly to the ef fectiveness of the program. H. H. Daniels, chairman of tho meeting introducing lu-OI cmfwypcmt' introduced II, h. Uromlcy who hud charge of tho program. statu spiti;s sriii'itisi; (Continued from Page One) prise of the Hctisallon-fllled trial by contradicting tho testimony of another defense witness, Miss Hose Fowler, who had left tho stand a few minutes before. Judge Charles Kricke Immedi ately ordered the state to proceed with its cloning "arguments which ure. limited to four mid one-half GRIFFON Sturdy VAM.EY IHN( N IIICNT NKI.I.KIM (Continued from Vane One) San Francinco and Portland," which wat, within four conn of the Inte uked between thl. clly and Portland, llintiRh twice the )! tanee." .'. , i .., , , ; ; -v A WORD to die wise is Hufliciont .... Here's lli town's tlirifli iMt clothing buy .... Sturdy Tliirty-Fivcsl Super value xuilH of mi )e"ior worlels good looking; long wearing! 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