Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

MEDFOTiD "NrATTi TTTBTTXE. MEDFORT), OnEflOy. FRIDAY, MAY 16, miO.6"
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Son of Nevada Banker Held!
iui odii ricuiuibuu uiiinci
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ane ueceiveu me, i
Says Prisoner in State-
VI ment at Police Station.
V RAN' FRANCISCO, May 10 (P)
ChnrRed, with first degree mur
der, Daniel l'ilt, 3'., son of a
wealthy Lovelock, New, landowner
and banker, occupied a cell in the
city prison tndoy a few floors
removed from the morgue, where- j
in lay the body of Mrs. Pearl j
Jacobs. 30. Oivorcee. whom he!
confessed to strangling to death
here yesterday.
The body of Mrs. Jacobs, mother
of three children, was found on
the floor of the room she occu
pied wigi Pitt after the latter had
given himself up at the Hush
street police :ation with the state,
ment:
"1 have Just killed a woman."
Pitt identified himself as n lon
ger from Portland, Ore., and said
be had married Mrs. Jacobs, di
vorced wife of a Portlnnd en
graver, in (loldendale. Wash., two
years ago. The marriage was il
legal, however, he declared be
cause ho hail n wife and children
still living in .Lovelock, Nov., at
the time.
"She deceived me." Pitt told po
lice. I Just grabbed her by the
throat and choked her when I
round It out."
Mrs. Jacobs, nee Pearl Ijimbert.
had three children whose custody
wan given to their father, Milton
Jacobs, Portland, Ore., engraver,
after the divorce. She is also sur
vived by a sister-in-law. Mrs. A.
A. Lambert or .1255 Turner street,
Vancouver, Wash.
APPLEGATE 10
HEAD STUDEN
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BODY AT HIGH
HKN'D Wheat fiehlH ot Jeffer
son county hnve lupn ureiuly benc
fitted by recent storms.
When the ballots were rountc;l
yeaterdny alternC-jn at ! o'cloe!?,
Kichard A pp legate, whose name
! appeared on the ballot alter a pe
j tition had been stoned by 1 0 per
I cent of the voters, was elect-.l
! president. C h a r 1 e s flay, liud
Thomas and Junior Porter were
! other candidates,
Ivan Harrington wn elected
vice-president, and Hill Walker.
! the only other candidate for treas
j urer, received this position. Other
n om 1 nees w i t h d re w 1 n fa v or i f
some other office for which they
had been nominated.
(ieraldine Latham received the
largest number of votes for secre
tary of the student body,
president. Following the election,
if she receives the most- votes in
the league finals, she will with
draw from one office.
! Franklin Oeortre will bo bint
! nesa manager next year, and Bill
.Woodford property managers II
! cause of the hitter's experience in
I this office, as assistant to Oasle
i Newltind, he received the majority
j of votes.
! Kred t'olvlg will next year edit
i the Hi Times, school paper, and
! Hob Uoyl the Crater, school an
nual. Jack Uoyl was also elected
: to office, becoming yell leader for
next fall.
Helen Klmiston will be song
. queen for the coming yen?, her
I name having appeared on the bal
lot following the circulation oi a
petition.
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DRY REAL
IS FAVORED
I MORROW
('KANT? PASS, Ore.. May 16.
(.'Vf Hobby Mensor. 4, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Mensor, Berkeley,
(al., was In a hospital here today
suffering a fractured skull received
in a collision between the Mensor
nu tumult and another driven by
Virgil MeCulloni, (Ilendale. Ore.
The accident occurred on a sharp
turn on Sexton mountain, north of
here.
Senatorial, Candidate Says
Conditions After 10 Years
Trial Deplorable Resto-
, ration State Power Over
i Rum Needed.
XEWAIIK, N. J.. May lfi. (P)
lnvlKht W. Morrow, ambassador
to Mexico, who Is necking the Ite
Itublican nomination for tlte t'nlt-
d WeM- HiSI iiiiH SR 'eI Sa! Bi BiT !e1
-j ii.rtj iieh wxtwxMt m-z-9rt gai )r3a,i :rOHZV.i r;Kk-.ii iiT5'K'.Tr
I mm mmi pai
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Now On Our Great
"NEW' CUSTOMER": SALE
ALLEN-A
Hosiery
at 20 REDUCTIONS
Newest styles . . . Newest shades;.,; V All weights
,4 GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY
Twice yearly we stage this event to win many new customers to Allen-A Hosiery.
Until Monday night every pair of Allen-A Hosiery in our store (all guaranteed
first quality) is reduced 20. Shop early for complete choice of styles and shades;
$1.95 Styles
Now $1.60
S1.50 Styles'
Now $1.20
Ask for Green Discount
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I "The Light of
Western Stars"
DWICHT W. MORROW
ed Stntes senate, frtvovt repeal of
the 18th amendment iiml a return
to state eontrol of lltiuur traffic.
In a speech Inst nlirht ill Kmc- I
ler'B auditorium, he described, con- ;
dillons after 10 years of feiforal .
prohibition as deplorable. '
"It is not fair to assume." he
said, "that all resontment HKiilnHt
national prohibition Is lue to u
desire for unlimited license to bo
Inteinpoiate.. There Is no commu
nity in Hie, United States that do
sires thai. The resentment Is duo
to tho fecliiiR that an, unreason
able control is bolntf imposed.
"Htiltes or subdivlsiona of states
Whose sympathy Is not . with the
law feel themxelvoa relieved ot ic-
sponnlblUiy for enforcement. They
leave, to an , overburdened . ictlerai
government, with, a wholly in
adequate police force, tho tusli. oc
carrylnu out a went social re
form which before 11120 nil tho
communities of the land, In ono ,
way or another were wrestling- ,
with. ..
llus No I'aimccn. j
"T brlnK you no panacea for this
deplornblo condition. I. know of
neJ maKlcnl solution. I ennnot,
however, Mand before my friends
and nelBhborn and ask for their
suffrage without hovinir them
know my nttitudo toward thin
problem.
"First I believe Hint the way
out of the present difficulty Is
to recopnlze clearly the fundamen
tal difference between the nature
of the federal government nnd tho
state government. I belle-vo this
Involves ' ft repeal of the 1 fith
amendment nnd the subntltutlon
therefor of an nmendment which
wll restore to the slntes the power
to determine their policy toward
the liquor traffic and vest In the
federal government power to Rlv
all posstlbte protection nnd nsslst
nnoe to those stnteH that desire
complete prohibition ncnlnst Inva
sion from the stntes that do not."
Mickey Mouse Club
Will Meet Saturday
Tomorrow thft Mlckry nn1 Min
nie Mice will hfiv thn time of
their IIvok at the. UuX lllnlto
thentre. '
For hpRhJefKthe club rcremonled,
Mlckoy Mouhu nun? anil yell, Tar
zjin the tlfter, stao con test, and
a Mickey Moune Kounil cartoon the
itlalto will Hhow at the club matl
nHH only a fast moving western
action picture, Tcl Wells In
"Oreaaed LlKbtninK."
Then club mem hern may stay
nnd nee the retfular all-talking fea
ture, "Prince of DiamondH," a
colorful, ntlrring adv-nture Htory.
whloh, Hhlftn from Wmdon to the
haunts of aoclcty's outcaatH In the
Kar Kant. Alleen Prinnle and lan
Keith play the leading role.
McPHERSON'S
Medford
Oregon:
........ ,, of .
Men's Clothing, Furnishings
and Shoes Is Attracting
Crowds of EAGER Buyers
Now we are all set with entire sales
force strung up to the topnotch
ready to give you the Best of Service
and determined to go o ver the top,
Saturday with another banaer day
WITH RED HOT B ARG AINS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT awaiting;
you. We invite you to come,!
make Saturday the Banner Day, of : this
Sale in volume.
' $47.60 Suits
Many with 2 pants.
This Sale $34.50
; i $42.50 Suits "
Many with 2 pants.
This Sale $32.50
$1.95. Men's Shirts . ..
This Sale $1.39
$1.95 Can't Bust , 'Em Overalls.
This Sale $1.75
Engineer and Fireman Socks
6 Pair 85c
: . i. .::
50o, Bow. Ties .
39C:
16-inch High Top Boots
Regular; $11,75,,
This Sale $7,95:
15-inch Officers'. Dress Boots
Regular: $10.75 , '
This Sale $7:85 i
Complete run of; sises, in Copeland &
' Ryder Logger. Boot?;
This Sale $9 95 . .
$9.00 Scotch Qrain Oxfords '
This Sale $635:
Extra
Specials
SATURDAY
DON'T MISS
THEM
McPlierson's
Medford,. 1 Oregon
Extra
Specials
SATURDAY
DONTMISS
THEM5
1
Mth. John Letteken vislLeil the
LeHter Spurlln chlckvn farm Wetl
noHdny, Inter calllnK on Mrs. Ira
Hparlln.
Tho Indlcn Rrently enjoyed, n
every one cIoch, tho HlRht of the
incuhator room with Itn Ineuhutum
which will hold 10,400 eggH, and
the many brooderit for the buby,
c'hlckK, not to mention the hgusuu
uf tf fi ut i ful whit hfn. Mr.
Himrlln ban about 1600 small j noH to,,accon.any th. npx upto:,
chlk. : , ,, - I dr; om ;lulwel'J'to;c'v
; " 'The. firHt puHHiuirt In tune county 1
KUOKNIO Mr, fcmnm Olnon ot wan obtained by Mrs. Dora Collins
Hprlnfrfh'M, hfiH ohtn Inert a pnun-t who left for Frnnce Jung. 14. -
MEDFORD
110 N.D AY
North Central Avenue Grounds
MAY 19
?IstRI &KS
George Bancroft in
Craterian Picture
Th Knx Crntprlan tlieulor Ib
Khowlng (leoi'KO liiincrftft In, "I.a
cllea I.ovo HruU'H." Iliincroft l
horfl noen In dcnlm JumporH on n
lorty Kky-Hcriippr, drlvlnx homo tho
lutit rivet on the lowerlnK hulhlitiK.
lie Ih wien ininlilculHtn In full drctw
HH ho trlnn to hpcoino u force In
I he auchil rlrclen of New York,
lie la Henn In a fierce hund-to-him'l
encounter with a labor rtirk
'teer anil hlH HHMKHter cronk-M.
lie la Hcen an a tender and ayni)a
thetlc! hero-who niaken a decllnn
that may. nTinl hla own little win
to his death, ile la aeen In broad
comedy aa he miiilrma under tho
odlotia eonntrlctionH of high ao-
rlety'a conluinely.
jg&iw '
Ssr "paqeantofpewn; il h
GREAT - ' '
GRETONAS k$&Mk '
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WILLIAMS CHICK FARM
ADMIRED BY VICTORS
Wrt.MAMH CKKKK. Ore., May
JB. (Hpeclul.) Mlaa Flnlny, tin.
Head, ln. George Herrlot and
What you expect
you get with
Budweiser
Barley-Malt Syrup,
UCHT OR DARK '
RIQH IN BODY .
NOT BITTER
SENSATIONAL HIGH
WIRE ACT. FIRST.
TIME IN AMERICA
TWICE DAILY 2 AND 6 RM. DOORS OPEN, 1 AND 7 RM.
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Grand Stand Chair and Geparal Admlatlon Tickets an Sale Clrcul day
at Jarmln A Wooda Drug Store Cor. Main and Cantral . ".