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PETTY POLITICS
TRIG TO GAG
Former Secretary Treasury
Will Fight Charges
Against Los Angeles
Evening Record.
.f'XOR ANGELES, Co I., May 21.
() Willium G. McArioo, former
Hecretary of the treasury, who has
been retained by the Los AngeleH
Evening Kecord to tight contempt
of court charges brought by the
Los Angeles liar association, today
made public the following state
ment: "The fundamental Ismie In the
contempt proceedings against the
editor and publisher of the Los An-
goles Kecord is liberty of speech
and of the presH. The California
constitution explicitly prohlblts'the
enactment of any law that will re
strain or abridge this liberty. Since
the legislature Is powerless to do
It, a tendency has developed re
cently to accomplish, through con
tempt proceedings, restraint of that
very liberty In violation of these
constitutional guarantees. Liberty
itself will be a mere shadow If,
through administrative tyranny or
any other form of censorship, the
right to freely speak, write and
publish opinion shall be compro
mised or denied. The Issue In
this case, therefore, transcends
petty political considerations, the
promptings of expediency or per
sonal ambitions and must be fought
to conclusion."
The contempt charges, which are
scheluled for a court hearing June
2, were based upon a series of edl
torial articles and cartoons criticis
ing the county grnnd Jury, the
courts and the district attorney,
concerning Us procedure in the
Julian Petroleum corporation stock
scandul case.
. Mayvllle. Four-room public
school building under construction
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W. .11. Lines, vice-president of the
Pacific Northwest Public Hcrvlce
company, today continued his tes
timony before the board of arbi
tration In connection with street
carmen's wages, after telling the
board yesterday that unless 'i
greater percentage of profit on Ps
investment was forthcoming thn
trolleys here would not long con
tin lie.
In reply to the question by P
A. fJreen, representative of the
union on the board, Linen suld thai
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was done to Improve the business
the mi-r vice company would not long
operate.
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TOKYO. Japan. May 21. (Jp)
The hara-kari or Lieutenant Com
mand or Kiji Kusakarl, attache of
the naval general staff, was made
the outstanding news story in the
Tokyo newspapers today.
All afternoon papers except the
conservative Asuhai displayed big
headlines and portraits of Kusa
karl. The Asahai suid the cause
of the suicide was a mystery, hut
all the vernacular papers head
lined the motive as "Indignation
over the loudon treaty."
That popular pastime known as
hitch-hiking, which has been grow
ing by leaps and bounds In this
and other states In the past few
years, is made a violation of law
In New York state under the Bar
tholomew bill just approved by
Governor Koosevelt.
The new law, which takes effect
immediately, also prohibits police
men, fireman or any other person
from stopping a private automobile
In an effort to sell tickets or any
thing else to the occupants.
The section of the new law
which prohibits hitch-hiking reads:
'It shall be unlawtul for any per
son to stand in a roadway for the
purpose of stopping a private ve
hicle to solicit rides from, or to so
licit from or sell to occupants of
such vehicles." Fulton (N. Y. Pa
trlot. ,
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Officers elected yesterday after
noon Ht the senior high school for
the Girls' league, to taktf office
next year, wore as follows: Win!
fred Warner, president; Luelle.
Lowry, vice-president; Leneve Him
kins, Hoeretnry; Doris Ltundy. treas
urer, and Helen Wilson 111., re
porter.
The Drnmntlc club also elected
officers Tuesday afternoon, with
Harold aeHaucr, president; Anna
Mao Kuson, secretary -treasurer
Junior Porter, property manager,
and George Bennett, stage man
ager.
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HAKRIt, Ore., May 21. (P) Pe
titions calling fur observance of
duylght saving time here this sum
mer were In circulation In Baker
today and were reported to be
meeting with n fnvnrnhlp response,
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MEDFORD MAIL
Final Figures On Digest's
Poll 31 Dry; 29 Moist
40 Favor Repeal of Law
Forty voUth out of every hun
dred In the United States desire
the repeul of the Kfghteenth
Amendment, twenty-nine prefer
modification of the Volstead Law,
and thirty-one stand for strict en
forcement. accordlnK to The Liter
ary DiKest'H final report on ltB
nation-wide poll.
A Krand totul of 4.800,464 of th.
twenty million ballots sent out
came back properly marked, ns
follows:
For enforcement, 1,41:4,098, or
30. 4 percent.
For modification, 1,309,314, or
29.1 1 percent,
Kor repeal, 1,943,053, or 40.43
percent.
The Hoover-Smith poll of some
nineteen million ballots brought a
return of 2,7(17,2113 votes. That was
unprecedented, but it fades per
ceptibly In tile preHcnco of the
Prohibition-poll harvest of over
four and three-riuartor millions out
of twenty millions."
l'Mve states ArkatiHas, Kansas,
North Carolina, Oklahoma und
Tennessee registered a majority
vote for strict enforcement, as pre
viously reported: and five gave u
majority for repeal Connecticut,
Louisiana, Nevada, New Jersey anil
Khnde Island. The two extremes,
by the final figures, continue al
TKN'TII AXI I
i.rii :it, ii v Did i
For
Enforcement
Ktato
Alnhumn
Arizona
Ai-kansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Diet, of Columbia..
Florida
Ooorglu
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan -
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevnda
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Cnrollnu
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Ithodo Island
Suuth Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vormont
Virginia
Washington
West Vlrglnln
Wisconsin
Wyoming
State Unknown ....
I7.IS7
6,1 12
14.272
KU.302
25.7M
1U,4
3.374
4,477
16,SI
14,290
9,722
(12,4411
51,4114
38,024
42,301
23,477
8.4S7
13.237
13,683
67,876
413,000
41,917
1 1,068
46,111 1
10,069
22,481
1,145
7.773
47.747
2,768
109,681!
30,283
9.842
94.381
28.1112
20,666
147,667
4,492
10,690
9,155
24,495
68,824
9,599
5,71 I
23,781
28,069
18,057
24,306
3,778
20,868
1,464,098 1,399,314 1.943,052 4,806,464
THE Ql'ICSTIONS
Do you favor the continuance and, strict enforcement of the
Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Law?
Do you favor n modification of the Volstead Law to permit
light wines and beers?
Do you favor a repeal of the Prohibition Amendment?
FINE BACCALAUREATE
FOR JACKSONVILLE HI
JACKSONVILLK, Ore., May 21.
(Spl.) llev. J olios romlered a
Hplemlld nuccalauroutp aermon nt
the l'nshyterliin church here Hun
itay cviMiltitf for I ho JiicUsonvlKf
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MEDFORD LUMBER
Cor. 3rd and N.
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD.
most neck and neck going In op
posite directions: Kansas, 67.67
percent dry: Nevada, 57. li! percent
wet.
Thirteen states gave over 4 0 per
cent of their votes for enforce
ment: Alabama, Arkansas, Colora
do, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mississip
pi, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ok
lahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee
and. Texas.
Eighteen states are more than 40
percent for repeal: Connecticut,
Delaware, Florida, fllinuis, Ken
tucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massa
chusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Mon
tana. Nevada, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania, Rhode island,
Wisconsin, Wyoming and the
District of Columbia.
Washington slate is the only one
to give even a slightly larger vote
for light wines and beer than for
either enforcement or repeal; but
the states that cast approximately
30 percent of their ballots for such
modification Include nearly one
half of the whole country name
ly: Arizona, California, Colorado,
Connecticut, District 'of Columbia,
Illinois, Indiana, Iown, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hamp
shire, New Jersey, New Mexico,
New York, North Dakota, Ohio,
Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Ver
mont, Washington, West Virginia
and Wisconsin.
INAI; FlFll'ORT OF THE
1ST PltOIIIIIITION 101,1,
For
Modification
' 9,291
' 4,846
0.109
95.832
18.678
. 33,915
1,958
6,282
13,74(1
10,080
6,441
75,051
39,049
20,623
17,148
17.479
9,765
8,109
13,060
51,362
72,995
42,017
5,628
34,609
8,748
15,758
1,510
6,630
75.673
2.338
182.220
15,685
10,024
98,953
14,129
18,842
136.233
5,894
(1,691
7.051
11,425
37.566
8.526
4.519
17,389 ,
29,032
16,494
31.313
3,180
16,261
For
Repeal
9.581
4,735
6.962
107,868
14.484
54,614
4.653
7,972
21,036
11,666
9,879
117,647
42,359
27,014
13,891
27,392
19.266
11.685
25,404
96,133
, 98.499
55.867
0,243
62,867
17,341
14,735
3.620
6.574
125.469
3,036
283,674
13.806
12,701
106,159
13,714
16,586
243,063
10,390
8,068
6,680
12,710
36,673
' 8,726
6,210
20,604
27,724
13,957
49,205
6,168
12,052
Total
36.069
14,692
27,343
290,002
59,915
108,093
9,986
17,731
60,703
36,936
25,042
266,044
133,802
92,161
73,340
68.348
37,618
33,031
52,047
205,371
236,094
139,801
22,829
142,487
36,158
62,974
6,284
20,977
248,889
8,142
676,480
59,774
32,567
299,493
56,755
66',093
626,853
20,776
25.339
23,336
48.630
133,9112
26,861
15,440
67,774
84.816
47,608
104.823
13,126
48,171
Ki'UriuutinK claHS. It wum ono of tho
best sermons of Its kind ever plven
here and received praise. The
church was- decorated with roses
and the class cblor scheme of red
and white was carried out.
liOiiftrr Ten n tn .Skirls.
Al'TKUlU France, May 2 1 . (P
The girls are lengthening them
on the cutirtH nlso. honker skirts
are noticeable in the current
French tennis chnmploustiips.
Fir Sts.
PRECOX, WEDNESDAY,
SHADY COVE SCHOOL
ENJOYS GOOD YEAR
The Shady Cove boys' volley ball
team, which consisted of Victor
Conover, Clifton Conover, William
A bell, Norman Abel, Gene Welt
man and Jesse Walton, played 10
games during the season without
defeat.
The Shady Cove community Is
very proud- of its pupils and the
good work they have done, not only
In athletics but school work as
well.
Some of the pupils will take part
in the eighth grade graduation ex
ercises at Ashland May 23. Those
to take part will be the harmonica
hand, school harmonica selections
by William and Norman Abel and
Jesse Walton. Klsie Ripley and
Blanche Walton will give readings.
Norman Abel nnd Wilma Houston
will give a dialogue, "Mother and
Her Hoy on the Street Car." Duet
by Jesse Walton and Norman Abel.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the eighth
grade graduation exercises will be
held and also the banquet in honor
of the athletic club.
4
Warner Baxter Star
of Craterian Film
Imbued with the real spirit of
the Old West, "The Arizona Kid,"
Alfred Santell's great outdoor ro
mance in Movietone, opens at the
Fox Craterian theatre today with
the Incomparable Warner Baxter in
the title role.
To the ninny who hailed Mnxter's
gallant outlawry in "In Old Ari
zona," this new picture will come
as a joyous piece of screen rein
carnation. For Baxter again plays
the part of a reckless and amorous
bandit, whose love affairs with a
(lance-hall girl and a gambler's
wife, together with his imprudent
use of an alias to defeat the offi
cers seeking him, serve to moti
vate the swift moving nnd gor
geously photographed story.
Establishing a new record in
filming every scene of the picture
on the exact site of the story, even
to the Interior sequences, "The Ari
zona Kid" is an unusual piece of
entertainment. The splendid natural
backgrounds of Zlon National park
have been used extensively in the
production nnd an old "ghost city"
two miles from the present Rock
ville, was completely rebuilt as a
Hotting for the village scenes.
Mona Maris, the Argentine beauty
who scored so heavily in "Romance
ol the Rio Grande" opposite Baxter,
is again his leading lady in this
film, and the supporting cast is
headed by Carol Lombard and Mrs.
J inilncz.
'Tqmple Tower9 Now
Showing at Rialto
' jMelorirama aa you like It."
' That's a phrase with meaning.
bi the words of the old nursery
rbyhie, "Some like it hot, some like
it cold," or, as 'applied to the heav
ier forms of -dramatic entertain
ment some want a thrill a minute
and plenty of shudders and hreath
less moments, while others preter
to derive audible amusement from
the villain's menaces and the hero
ine's squeals. i
With the idea of catering to both
types of theatregoers, Fox Movie
tone has produced an innovation
In talking picture melodrama with
Its "Temple Tower." the latest of
H. C. McNelle's "Bulldog Drum
mond" novels to reach the screen.
Clever treatment of this exciting
story hus resulted in a unique ol-
ferlng which Is sure to please every
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Soothing liquid Zemo brings wonder
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Invisible Zemo today and keep it
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J. H. Cooley,
MAY 21, 1930.
audience at the Fox Itlallo theatre
tonight, Thursday and Friday.
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Instead of a portrait William' purpose.
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Look for Tony'a pic
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A booklet giving reci
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LIGHT OR DARK - RICH IN BODY - NOT BITTER
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