Medford mail tribune., May 11, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

HZDFORD S3TC TRTBVST, SEDPOim
START SURVEY OF
tFAYROLL BANDITS
Adricnne's Attractive Eureka Apparel Shop Is Now Open
MAKE DEBUT IN COLUMBIA MOUTH
TROPICAL UNO
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A ""ecrrdiar'and hop?al" tarra
tk7B to Prruient Hvjrt-r to x:-z.ti
his torr ct batio&ai parz ? the
this f:mrer to inelie Crat-r
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Orteon and 'a.Ej(iptfo wa x
Wr&i ioUr l7" the Portiaad
aV in chi cha.rr.feer of commerce fa a
cjiy aiwl not that time Km bail:' nina int S.aator McXarr fcj thfe
TURYTOOL
TO LIVE. SAYS HAVE
COPENHAGEN- Xat 2.
to M- P lis.' H -"-h
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PEPING. Cfci&J. Mat 14. L-?V
FofT7-Tea ciTiliaiu Lire
killed in Chttccao. an-i rr -otiiers
Injnred darmg 2a aerisJ
bofnbar icT'rr cf rortitrn troop by
rem gent forces. Ai
OREGON CHIEF PRESIDENT GETS FARMER VICTIM
SEEKS
HIGHER
A
DUTY ON WOOL
fK! OF GIRL AFTER
COLLEGE LIFE
Gov. Norblad Wires Presi
dent Maximum Protection
Essential to Keep Sheep
Industry at Profitable
Stage. j
' POftTI.A.Vli. Of May 14. lFi
QotttrttMr XorhIa4 rmun-'1 Uf
day that h had nl (h 'llln
Ml'-Wam to 1'mlltnt Hvr:
"Th thteii and wool Indiutrr
at 'Arnrtr-a la riirlerictns the
rrl'jat dlMAtrooa dlfn In vwl
and;iihp valur In Ita. hlMMry.
Wuf dKllna ara lmm-ty atlrlho-
tod,. ti oraian Irntwrlatl&na of
waftl In rumpalltion with Amrl
can ftrfdurilon.
'Mh-n lha trmant tarirr law
waa ana'td Una and flna-mrdl-um
territory wool waa worth
from ll.Od in 11.10 r.r clean
p4und. On thla dala the um
wool la fjuotalila on the Ameri
can market at 70 to 7t rente
without anjr depreelatlon In the
elrmenta of prodilr-tlon roet.
'"CottKrem rolded lleilllily
in the urorlelon at the tariff Uw
tu meet eu-h amerit'-nrlea ai
theae, and I reier-trully reqneat
thai you una your,(iuwar and Ktve
the . m a I m u in roeeiiin to
Arnerir-un wool,
"'The hlaheet tariff that you ran
Imi-oee wilt le lnadettala hut It
will very materlnlly aid the
Amerlr-an Wwiiitrower to elet
tbrouah the period of depremed
valuei at readjuetment."
Meteorological Report
' ; WuiMlar. May Jf, WAV
MqtUurA and vicinity: Hundnv
ftr with nrmte ruU'ltnwM; inoJ
rrnlr t'-nipfrntur,
cUH w-t iHinion: infMlfriitP
tnifwrfiti.r. I
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IX'Wiwt .UtMt IZ hr ) 4 4
Ilvl. hiirnKlMy ("t '
Prmfpltatlon (Inch"") 00
Hfnti of wpohr .. lmi1r rionly
trnhrl. IWJii, I Inrhm.
HunrlfMP t'Mlny, 4:64 n. m,
HtinH"t 4'nlny, 7:10 p. rn.
; Hnttrlwn Mottrlny, 4;53 , m.
wr'J. JIUTCIIIHON.
' MttrouirliK.
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J IHTANHL'!, May 1 0, V Trn
ffrorm" JlulM hiT h rornplnln
i4 to th Turkish (tovrnmrnt thnt
alm(ft Vfryofi who fnlU at cithr
IfUilrif'M pf,ur hnrw ami oinn a
grurm-y, wflh th rull thnt thre
ar ?0(t rMiahtiNhtiifntK, on fur
-ttfh io inhatiliiiniH. Thry nk
th (fiiVftrtifiMMit o llrnlt grm-ory
OKA.VOK. Va May . 0P
f'rVini vr int today cast'
in tftt trout in th wair at.out
hi RapMan rfrrr futitnc camp
mnf tmtK4 with the maximum
allowed iinttr Viri()nJa law.
lioorfcr lA hin party r th
dy' fbhinr with I-arry inch,
on of hi n:rtM.rUm nxt with
1 7 trout, thr undr lh total
t-auxht by th prenioVnt.
Othr who rnJoy1 th .Auy'm
rort whk-h hitn almont aftr
tha party arrival at th mountain
carnp irly today wr AMioriatft
Jufttlc Hton. Hrrtary Will.ur.
Walter Hoi, aiwlivtant nrr-tary of
lha trraaury; Captain Jol T.
rnf, Whit Uovm phyNidan;
Mark Hulllvan. a newiiar man.
and lr. If uort Work. former
I oiurniJin oi in ivpurnican nai-
tonal cornniitt. -
Mr. lloovrr had cho-n on of
th rnot bauttful tlm of the
year to vUlt. fthododendron wait
break I nit Into bloom an he pamwrd
over the winding mountain trail
to hin camp. The roc-k garden
hunt at the Inatanre and under
th nupervialon of Mr, Hoover
alo wa fragrant with new spring
flower.
Leaving the Whit Hmum after
an Mirly break fiM. the firenident
and hin party mad a awlft run
to the ramp. Thy had hardly ar
rived hfor yfr. Hoover had don
ned hla fishing garb, high tupped
rubber iKiota and he wa aoon tn
the at ream tatting hi favorite
bnlta.
lulling about the ramp later
hit found aurreaae from the heat
of the fiipltol and rll-f from pol
itical atruggle. Mr. Hoover ex.
i'ertrd to return to hi off Ire
Monday.
One member of the party who
waa unable tu take full part In
the day nmrt wa HerrMnry
Hurley who hna been reeling it t
I he ramp for aevernl da yd. U
hia auffered for week from a
Ntornnrh ailment and thla week
after attending the TueMhiy cab
Inet meeting he arrepted the In
vitation of the president to cun
valea; at the Itnptdan ram.
Mm. Hoover waa unable to ac
company her h unburn! . A w ranch -erl
bark whlr-h ahe uffered I ant
month haa kept her confined to
the White Houa.
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Echo. Ore.. Man Signs On a
Dotted Line, and It After- i
wards Proved to Be a
Blank Check She Was
Member Magazine Crew.
I'K.MibKTON, frr.. May 10.
IJPf Protesting that they were
"working their way through col
lege" by eelltng magazine aubacrlp
tlona, u crew of nineteen men and
women were afoul the taw here
today. One girl, Dorothy Gordon,
waa ordered held on a check
harge.
Police her aaya Misa Gordon
approached an Kcho farmer here,
aeklng him to aubecribe to a mag
azine. The farmer declined. The
girl explained a content Idea, ask
ing for hla Vote, and reo,uetlng
that he write hla name on a line
on a folded allp of paper ahe gave
hlin. The rancher did thla.
The folded allp of paper waa a
blank cheek on a Walla Walla
bank, police aald. The girl waa
unable to cash It In Pendleton,
but la aald to hav gone to Iji
flrande where It waa honored. Hhe
waa taken Into custody ami
brought back here for the dis
trict attorney.
hireoIanIrns
OUT EX-CONVICT
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Sport suits 4-piece suits including knick
ersare practically a necessity for golfing,
hiking, motoring, picnicing and countless
other outing activities. We have a fine as
sortment of smart patterns in
PKNll,KTO. Ore.. May 10
Op ficotge Hurley) Hcoit, nlla
Clayton I). Kuote, Jack O "Day
and fleorge K. Hell, un earapt'd
Itrlaoner, wna arrenti-d by dfptity
Hheriffa nt a ranch nt'ur K ho to
day. He la tclr)g held for feder
al offb era , from Ahntrax lelund
prlaon from which he e npid In
lt2 7. lie waa aervlng a flvt-yeur
sentence f(r aaaault, robbery and
tleaertlon fnm the army. He la
a biixi-r of ronldnt hie ability
n nt had appeared on aevertil Cftrda
In Pendleton.
IflMN llll (1 Til
LANDS AT ST. LOUIS PATPU DDnAl TD
uniun i iuiilli
COI.CMUCH. Ohio. May tfl. oT!
Prank (loldaborough, junior tnma
rontinenlHl flier, arrived at Port
Cohimhua from Ht. lntla In hla
w ai-to-ea flight tonight.
The l-ent -.tl youth who la
'king to net a new weat-to-ent
record tirought hla plane to a p.-
Inndlng, He waa met by air
port official and atout 300 per
on. fJuldxlHirough left Ht. I mi I at
1:10 p. m. tooay and arrived hert
at 7:0 p. in. He waa not alghted
at lndlannotla and arrived here
about hnlf tin hour behind ached -ule,
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WAHHINfiTOV. .May 10
CollengurN of Henntor Johnairn, re.
puhlli'iin. California, whoe of fire
waa rn nan eked laat night, lemlnd
ed him today he la the aenate'M
1 moat prolific reader of detective
atorleii and called upon him to
i aolve hla own myatery.
J "I am up a cnferd the
laenator when "minded he hn M. a
deteriive jd of hla own. "There
j were no tobacco nahea on the
' flor ao I will havt to give up. Like
the .'(.M-iiv of fiction, I am look
ing na wIma na n hoo tml ntol
anylng nothing"
Tweed Sport Suits
with plain and half -belt backs and patch
or regular pockets,
Priced as Low as
$35
e
For the 4'piece Suit
Sport Coats
We are showing a apecial lot
of aport coala smart when
worn with flannel (mimer.
Theio ar the very newest col
on, loo Tamarack llrowu. Vel
lum Tan, Navy 1 1 hie. Pawn and.
of rourae (Jreen Nature's own
color!
$10.00 to S16.50
"Always in Earnest"
Sport Shoes
nart Mack and whiteand black and
n oxfords, o tfC ff
lew as -PO.Uy
3C
To
The Very
Bottom!
There Are
Quantities of Merchandise
Actually Being
SACRIFICED
For Immediate Sale
We Must
Close Out!
Sell Out!
Get Out!
Right Now! At Once!
v. &iwm a
Come Early Monday and
Buy While Bargains Last
RUSSELL'S
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