Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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H AUTOSZEP HEADS
SUBJECT 10 FOR FIELD
LIEN RIGHT AT SEVILLE
Supreme Court Holds Cars
; Cannot Be Confiscated
Until Prosecution Begun
, Gives Financing Com
panies Chance to Recover
Overnight Stop Planned for;
Transfer of Passengers1
Before Trans-Atlantic
Flight Begins West!
Landfall Rio Janeiro.
WASHINGTON, May 19 P
Thc Supreme Court held today thiit
. automobiles seized for Illegally
trunHportiriK liquor cannot be con
flated under the Internal revenue
laws whero prosecution has not bo
fiun. The court In cases from North
Curollmi and California decided tho j
government prior to proceedings
j'Kuinst those arrested must pro-1
cced under the prohibition, laws
tiKflinst the automobile. j
This would Rive lein holders an !
opportunity to recover the cars, I
Decisions hud been (riven In pre
vious cases that after those uslns ,
n' seized automobile had been con-I
victed under the prohibition law'
the automobile must be confiscated
under the law.
The Klchbourg Motor company
of western North Carolina and the j
Davles Motors, Inc., In a cae aris
ing at Fresno, Cul,, contended,
without success, In the lower fed
eral courts that even though those
using the seized automobile had
not been convicted under the pro
hibition law, proceedings to confis
cate the automobile must be
brought' under that law when the
seizure had been made on the
chargo of Illegal transportation.
4
TANOIKH, Morocco, May 1U,
(A1) The dirigible (inif Zeppelin,
bound for Seville on the fli'Ht lap
of her Kouth American flight,
passed over Tangier this after
noon. She was headed , south
westward along the coast and it
wu thought she would swing
northerly toward Seville shortly.
; STORY 1
(Continued from Pane 1)
FUItiDUICllHHAKUN. tJcrinany.
May 19. (fl) The Graf Zeppelin
sped southcHtward today toward
Seville, Spain, whero it will stop
over-night before continuing
across the Atlantic and the equa
tor to Pernambuco and Itio Jan
eiro, r-trazil.
He fore returning to FriedrJch
f.'hafen, three weeks or more from
now. Dr. Hugo ICckener, the ship's
master, hopes to t raverse a bout
18,, 000 mik'S a jaunt second In
scope only to the Graf's circum
navigation of the globe last fall.
From Itio Janelra the craft will
fly to Havana and Lukehurst,
starting the return trans-Atlantic
trip from tho latter port.
Of the 22 passengers nboard,
hIx will disembark at Seville, to
make room for others who will
fly to HIo Janeiro, among those
boarding tho ship at Seville will
bo Mrs. Mary Pierce- of New York,
whose persistence In making the
unlucky trans-Atlantic trip of hiHt
May against the wishes of her
family almoHt brought diplomatic
intervention.
A beautiful place to live,
With all tho scenic beauty,
That nature could give.
? Orchards with their snowy blos
soms, Along the highway strewn,
Changed to glisfnlng snowdrifts,
By the witchery of the moon.
You may travel near or far,
But you must come and see,
bur beautiful Koguo River valluy,
t If happy you would be.
ELIZAB1CTH 8. ROSS.
Med ford, Oregon.
; Among the other tltlon favorably
considered wore: "Tho Voice of
tho Rogue," "High Lights of a
Cireat Country," "Peace, Pleasure
and Prosperity," 'Where Prosper
ity yom!n Its Wuy," and "Ito
tmut'ccH of a Oreat Country."
' STORY 2
(Continued from Pago 1)
SIGNAL LIGHTS TO
7 .A meeting of the directors was
held and Mrs. Lerta Parker
W Klamath Falls re-elected chair-
man of tho southern district. .
;Mttny compliments upon the
courteous manner in which the
Convention delegates were treated
during their stay In southern Oro
gon and upon the delightful pro
' gram prepared by both Med ford
and Cranio Pass clubs wero ex
pressed by tho visiting delegates.
'The noon train yesterday carried
jiiokI of them back to their homos,
vltli the exception of a few, who
stayed over until today to visit
Oregon caves and other scenic
places of tho valley.
The doubling of tho efficiency
of the local police signal light
system Is expected to result by the
Installation of equipment at the
police station, on which electrici
ans wero busy at work today.
' After the Installation 1h com
pleted whonever tho telephone
rlngc at tho pollco station and of
ficers aro not present to answer
tho phone, the call will immedia
tely turn on tho signal lights lo
cated In various parts of tho city
thus notifying officers on duty on
tho, strcetH that n policeman. Is
wanted at tho station. Tho police
signal light system Is In moro ac
tive uso after midnight.
V prairie City. Oregon Cafe re
opened under now management.
LOST OAKLAND JUDGE
OAKLAND. Cal.. May lit. yp)
Search fur Superior Judge Kdward
V. Kngs, who left his sick lied
here and disappeared last Friday,
was taken up today on the Red
wood Canyon road in Contra Costa
county, about throe miles from
tho Jurist's homo.
Offlcors went to tho location
after being Informed that huzxards
were seen circling over an area
near the highway.
Predicts a Democratic Governor
. Tho result of tho prlmarlea can
bo dlroctly traced to Hoover
. "prosperity." As prosperity nb
norbs all criticism of tho party In
power and makes It Invincible, ad
versity works tho other way it
gives tho mass of votors n griev
ance and something to vote against
and they take It out at the polls.
Thin Is the basic reason for Mr.
Joseph's success ho was agin
the government."
Thoro was, of course, other
causes. Mr. Joseph understands
the rules of politics better than his
opponents and plays tho game un
scrupulously. Ho had tho bettor
organisation and tho biggest slush
fund. He put on a better show,
furnished tho most excitement,
amused Instead of boring, Injected
tilttor personalities and appealed
to prejudice. His power trust Is
sue, as the source from which
u II evils flow, provided a straw
nmn which he as lustily thumped
as Rig Rill Thompson, also a mas
ter showman, thumped King
George.
, Mr. Joseph possesses tho ability
to dramatize himself and his Is
jsue which Is worth any amount
of arguments, statistics and facts.
Mr. Norblad also had a touch of
' dramatic ability but he lacked
the Imagination to fake an Issue.
Mr. Corbett lacked, tho ability tu
romanticize politics and common
; senso, brains and character do
'not appeal to the multitude In
, such a campaign.
, These political turnovers come
periodically and are really the
safety valves of democracy, and
keep It from blowing up In revo
lution. The radicals promising
the rainbow are tried out end,
then when demngoglc futility fails,
in bring the millennium, they are
In turn ejected and for a long'
period, with returning prosperity,
conservatives return to power.
One outcome seems certain a
minority candidate has been
chosen for tho Republicans and
the conservative majority will not
support him under any conditions,
for they distrust him. The parly
is split and torn In factional fights
as never before. Despite organi
zation nnd money, the chances arc
that oregon will have n lemo
eratlo governor. o'oorge Putnam
In Snlcm Capital-Journal,
in buying
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HERE ARE JUST 5 OF OUR MANY PAINT SPECIALS
Lucas
Interior
Gloss Enamel
which regularly sells
for $3.85 per gallon, will
go on sale Tuesday at
$2.98
per gallon
LUCLS
Wrk-WelFlat
White
Highest quality under
coat. Regular $3.30 per
gallon. On sale tomor
row at
$2.65
per gallon
Calcimine
on Sale!
Tomorrow we will of
fer your choice in
popular tints of cal
cimine at
45c
5-lb. pkg.
Planet
House Paint
Regular $2.85 value in
house paint. On sale
tomorrow and all this
week, at
$2.57
per gallon in 5-gallon
cans
5
Lucas
Gloss Floor
r Enamel
Exceptionally fine floor
paint, which regularly
sells for $3.85 per gal
lon. Sale price
$3.28
per gallon
YOU MUST ACT AT ONCE. THESE SPECIALS WILL GO FAST!
Sensational Low Close-Out Prices on
CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING
Certain-teed (Extra Quality) Roofing
Medium weight. Regular $2.75
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Sale Price S2.20
No. 1 Corporal Roofing
Regular $1.60 value
Sale Price $1.25
A
Hexagonal Strip Shingles
Green, red and buff. Regular $7.55
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Sale Price $5.95
Tan-glo and green-glo, $6.25 per square.
Green Universal Shingles
Regular $6.15 per square
Sale Price $4.95
Certain-teed Extra Quality
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Weight 199 per square, in the beautiful
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Sale Price $7.69 per sq.
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