fET)FOT?T) MATL TRTBT7N"E "NrEDFOHD, OREGON", TUESDAY, MAT 27, 1930.
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v FISH PETITIONS (5. n f TOMORROW
Names Continue to. Pourin . jT rAh a - V nr1' ' '"'J " fa ' "
-for Ban -of Commercial P fAWk M M WdllSd(iy m " "IS :
Nets On Rogue - Circu- f iL UnMm L J '. tt . ... !
lators Listed. , t " f1 M l' :V "r!U J
Signature for the Kogue River
Fishing amendment continue to
pour Into Rogue Wver committee
headquarters In the .Medford Na
..tlonal Hunk building. H. L. Nohlltt.
secretary, stated thiH morning. It
is believed by the end of the week
the committee member will be
Hide to determine when they will
hnve n Bufflclont number of signa
tureH ready to place the amend
ment on the November ballot.
Although they expect to file the
peUtion with tho secretary of state
with more than the required 15,000
nnmes.
, The Izaak Walton league and
the Jackson County Game Protec
tive association ore now engaged
In hot competition to nee which
can firm complete Its house to
ho une and office to office canvass.
The Rogue River committee re
quests that anyone willing to cir
culate u petition In one of the
residential localltien get in touch
with Mr. Nohlllt, in tho Med ford
National Bank building, He can
he reached by telephone at 1698-J,
370-M or J 23. ,
; Registration books are open at
the county court houso and other
places for registration and ufl per
sons not registered, who wish to
sign the petitions, are urged to
register at once aa they can then
sign Immediately.
.The lint of circulators In Juckson
county follows:
I'lche Hardware store,
i Harry Hkyrmun. Medford Bldg.
' Chris Wolff, R, 1, Medford.
Olln Arnsplgor.
H. J. Berrlan.
. .louett I. Bray.
Brown's Milliard Hall.
Browne Hardware store. ' 1
McCurdy-Danlels Ins. Agency.
Leonard Douglas, Tomlln B'x Co.
(1, E. KergUHon.
Merrick Auto Camp.
Chris Clottllcb, Chamber of Com.
Hansen Coal Co.
Hubbard Bros. Implement Htore.
Lamport's.
Tho Toggery.
Jacobs Bungalow store.
, Josephine Koppes, Court House.
Medford Turn. & Hdwe. Co.
Pennington's Battery Horvlco.
Col.W. H. Paine.
Harry Luy.
nick; Green., " ' , y ,'
M. NV Hogan, , . ,
..Merle Hognn. . ;
J. Verne Hhangle. .
O rover Young.
Mutual Mill & Teed Co.
I O. Thayer.
Chester Fitch.
William Hnmmett.
Mrs. M. K, c;hapman.
T. E. Danlejs.
Mrs. H. L. Nohlltt.
Roy Parr, Ashland.
. Bert Peck, Lake of tho Woods.
Dwlght Phlpps, Wlmer nnd
Rogue Hiver.
Floyd Rippey, Upper Applegate.
James Robins, Gold Ray.
Rons ift Ross, (Central Point.
Ram rtandry, Rogue River,
1, T. Seaman, lOngle Point.
W. Jl. Wing. Gold Hill.
J tunes Grieve, Prospect.
. Lawronco Duff, Klamath
Hot
springs.
John Pernoll, Applegate.
J. F. Carson, Hmto Falls.
R. E. Dotrtck, Ashland.
Fletcher Flshs, Phoenix.
Ben Geary, Trail.
Elmer Hull, Central Point.
R. Earl Jones, Talent.
A. O. Myers, Central Point.
II. T. Pankey. Central Point.
Ray Wilson. Jacksonville,
.his. Clelland ( Dmlgo Bridge)
Chester Purcell. Jacksonville.
Jacksonville Confectionery.
' Ray Wilan, Jacksonville.
T
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ROOSKVKIT i F1KLD. N. Y.
May. 27. frVPi 1 Accompanied hy.
Gllmoro. his lion mascot, Ideut.
Col. Roiicoe Turner took off nt
4:08:40 a. m., K. H. T.) today on
n one-stop flight to Irn Angeles
in an attempt to establish a new
speed record from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
, The non-stop easl-to-went rer
ord Is If) hottm, 10 minutes, and
,12 seconds, eptahllshed hy Captain
Frank Hawks. There is no pres
cnt onestop record. Turner said
ho probably would make his slop
at Wichita. Kansas.
He took off In the same plane i
Which ho recently failed to break
the west-to-east one-ntop record
made hy Col. Charles A, Lind
bergh, Tho pluno has a 625 horse
power motor, 100 moro than tho
Llndherg plane. Ho carried 450
fcallons of gasoline and 25 gallons
Of oil.
; Omllt to Churches.
WASHINGTON. May 27. A
Credit for election nf President
Hoover was attributed to th
churches and temperance organi
Kations by Heets Pirket, rrprenent
Ing the Methodist board of tem
perance, In testimony today heforo
the senate lobby committee.
Xewberg. Moore Motor Co,
lnlaUed new equipment.
Usmmm Red Letter, way m
mm&mdJ.m 3 yr V . UKUdl UIICIIl Jim m
Wlillo'the jury won out deliberating oil' Hit Into of Arnold Iter rl, Clinton Mason and Churles
Griiver, Sr. (above In order moil tinned) Melville i. SI urtcvant, government's star witness and Ben Is
wife were sliot by Vlmvut LurU'b. Nturlevniil was killed, but Mrs. IkM-rl was given a chance- to re
cover. NluHovant, also u defendant. Imd tin-mil slate's evidence, uicicii claimed ne h!mi hi self-
defenso, but was accused by Ids
Cooperative Muskrat Farm
, Contemplated In County
Tlio rHtiilillHhment -nf if eo-oio-rntlvo
niiiBknit farm In Jai'ksoii
county in Iwinie xerloimly cuii
Bldcioil liy N. M. Slrnetpr, luml
of the OlcKcin MllMklat 111 wik'ts'
AHBoi'liitinn, Inf., with liwuluiinr-tui-B
ut Klamnth FuIIh, m-iir which
city tho uHBuclatlon Ih ulieuily iipo-
utlmr two farniB. Mr. Binw'i-
has itlvun till,' county u. . rnrenu
Htudy and dci'lnr ho has located
Hpvcral bUcb.
MiiHkrat fur Ib In Krent demand
aceordlnit to Mr. Htreeter, linu
laruo niiantllleB of It were im
ported limt year to supply the nn
tlonal demanil, made morn m'lltjrnt will ho kept liy operators ot
liy tho MlBBlsslppI flood ft ycartho farm for thrco years and at
or two ii i;n when thoimanda of the i the end of that time tho pur
mniill animals were swept to their Irliiixrr may Bell tho mnakratB that
death. Tho area BiirroundliiK have resulted from tho orlRiiml
(.'hesapcake Imy returned on I y i vurclmsn or take them away from
tTiliio. mill worth of the nnimais ,
after the value of IruiiplilK netlvl-
ties had heen over two million :
dollars annually hoforo. The for-j
cst country has heen trapped clean ;
nnd the only solution to supply
the deninnd for muskats Is uy i
ralslnit them. Mr. Streeter said thla;
nfternoon. '
Thero lire several species of the
nnlmal!' hut only one Is found I"
he oxeentlnimllv profitable beaver
strain, golden brown.- This rut in
large and rivals the skunk In sl'e.
.
Mr. Wl reel or nas spom two
investigating local ct
. .1...
lie sam iiuu no naw mmumi iiit-ni
Gordon Warner Makes Hit
, As National Park Ranger
(lordnn Warner, whose chief;
fame hitherto has been that he
watt a grtulimte or tne .Meiiioro
high school bu-t yenr, n son of
the city's postmaster and pohomh
Ing expert knowledge of chickens,
the feathered kind, has now step
ped out Into lasting fame In mov
ing pictures, which may ulti
mately be seen in tho rural school
houses: throughout the land,
. For the Medford young man has
been noting a an emergency
ranger for the past week at Ora
tor National park, stationed In
front of the ranger station at
Anna Spring camp, to check oars
and answer the questions of the
tourists nnd other visitors. He
Is resplendent In one of the uni
forms of Thief Hanger Hill God
frey, ncorn Insignia on the coat
sleeves a nd t b roe pa in fill r orns
concealed underneath the top" nf
his shoes, which, tho corns, are
his own. acquired in tramping
around the park with the many
others of the pine beetle eradi
cation crew.
Hard up for asintanco because
the regular park rangers are not
yet on duty and the visitors be
gan Increasing In number dally.
Chief Hanger Godfrey, finding that
he must have aid, railed Gordon
away from the pine beetle crowd,
Installed him as an emergency
ranger nnd uniformed him. Tho
Medford boy has made mi oh h Mil
In the part that wore it not for
his ago, IS years, he would doubt
less win a regular position hands
down. The park service, however.
requires thara ranger must be 21
or over.
Tho other dav I he emergency
ranger was checking arriving rnrsjtMtrt anil cuter their pleas.
In front of the ranger station when
along came a prominent northwest
physlelnn or MctcntlM, Gordon not;
only answered all their questions
fully, but gave I hem extcmrtve
victims of having taken tneni lor u
to Ite Ideal for nt least six propo
gatlons yearly. The proposed farm
for this county would bo operated
under stato permit as are two
Klamath farms ami their opera
tion is fully financed without call
ing on the. public Cm assistance.
The purpose of the farms Is to
leach Interested persons the cor
ruet method of raising muskrats,
aii Important feature of which Ih
to diHtiiigtilsh between tno sexew.
Persons wishing to raise muskrats
will be permitted to purchase from
one to. five pairs on cash or de
ferred payment plans. The musk
tne rnrm.
one hreedlnit unit la valued nt
$.r anil nn estimate maoe oy "
fulled States hiolonlcal survey rc-
veals tnat tne iirm year "
In 3 1 musUrats. The sooonii cai
has a total or ti . s ami mo inu.i
year 082(1. Allnwlnft for a inui-
tallly or 1 M-'. mmhi is uie nvu...
Kach pelt Is worth one ilonar anu
In their Kib tlio purchaser of the
original animals reaps
ha un
some profit.
Further details wilt bo explained
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olher Information about the lake
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annoHi a iiousneu lecture, ite mm
this dnta nnd much more, gained
rrom hearing his gramlfr.Mior,
.ludge Wm. Oolvlw dwell on the
subject, and nlso from visits to tho
park In the past.
The pleased tourist couple then
went on up to see tho lake nnd
when they returned, there was
Gordon AVarner with n lot of de
scriptive matter about the lake
and park, for thorn.
The visitors wore so dellghte.l
with the young ranger's courtesy
and willingness to Impart know'
edtte that the scientist or physieln.i
called him up closo to the car.
turned his moving picture earner
on him, and began grinding away.
The news of this event reached
the city today, and all In all li
seems that t lord on Is having thA
time of his life In emergency rank
er Job not even burring the time
ho assisted in moving some artil
lery nn Hallowe'en nluht from one
conspicuous position in the city t,
another conspicuous position.
FACE FRAUD TRIALS
POU'y.ANti, Ore., May 27.-1
I'Ydotat .Indue It. H.,lteau today
set Juno t as the date when A .
M. Haradon, former president of
tho Guaranty and Loan Company.
i Inc., and eight others, t'arged
! ith using the malls to defraud.
; would appear In I' idled States
The duie vah svt after- Jude
lUmn ruled That the indictment
against Haradon and the- eipht
others vas sufficient to constitute
a case against the defendants.
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148 STUDENTS
L
ASHL.ANU, Ore., May ,27. (Kpl )
Commencement exercises of the
Southern Oregon Normal school
will be held at Ashland June It.
marking the graduation of 148
students. Hev, P. K. Hammond of
Oregon City will be the principal
speaker. Haccalaiireate b e r vices
will be held at the school audito
rium Sunday, June 8.
The list of graduates from Med
ford follows: - 1
MRDFORD: Fall quarter, De
cember 1'K, li)21 Kathryn l-uclsa.
J u a n I t a Nutting, Emm Coblf.
Spring quarter, June' I), 1D30 Mrs.
Kdna lloeson, Kthel Bous8um,.Wat-,
ren Conrad, Dorothy Leo llaugh-
nun, Truett (atitrall, velma Viola
Cole, Dorothy Crews, Georgia Cur
rier, floldle Depew. Mrs. Ruby
Downing. Vornu Herrotd, Harriet
J. Milt, C.ladjs Murphy, Jessie
Schlelehert, (Mara Thompson, ThoT
Von der Hellen.
ASHLAND: Rernlce Carter, Ma
Oosnell, Kathryn Harney, Harriette
Itevington. Mildred Magee. Letba
Miles, Olive K. Swedenburg, Halpl
Fullerton. CuHtava Irene Foster,
Km in a O. Fenner. Lawrence Pow
ell, Ruby Ann Powell, Arthur St.
Robert s, Sadie Tenib?. Lethn
Dodge, Margaret Wills Jones. Ade
laide Mc Mu lien, Lorraine Sparr.
Madeline Stevens, Kmlly Taylor,
Virginia YnnKvery, William VI
mont. Dorothy Yeo.
fi RANTS rASS: Hazel Leonard.
Lola Dndson, Ruth Harmon, Naomi
Cray, Dorothy Christ fa nlt liery'o
Conklln. Alice Riittemuitler, Ned
Woodward. Kdlth Ayer.
CKNTIiAL POINT: Kthel Hedge-
, . A ivldn Cul
r. "
vertson, Mrs. Anna pierce, KhM
Adanm
Lottie lllack, Jacksonville; l.ouNe
Downs, Hthel l.udwlK, W'llletta Mil-j
li-r. .Iiianlta Miller. Talent; Flor
ence Mosthnff. rtlddle. ;
Harper. Hlds received for con
strilellon nf schoollfouse.'-
RHEUMATIC PAINS i
ARE PUT TO ROUT:
"Indigestion nnd an ;acid, condl-
Hon of the fttomaoh for years
brought on frequent headaches and
bilious attacks. My appetite was-.
MH. CLAItKM'K K,
poor, my liver s timet i e it nd it
terrlblo rheumatic condition devel
oped In my right -knee and my knee
nnd foot wore badly swollen. Scr
een g;ive me n fine apnetite, nnd
I eat whatever I want without dis
tress of any kind. The- rlieumr.tlc
ctmditlon hn disappeared and I,
feel like a different person. i
'Sai son Pill put my liver fn '
work, relieved m of blltoiiKness '
and headaches and rrKUlaied my i
entire system." Mrs. Clarence K.
I.nmphler, ITiH tt iwcett t Ta i
coma, Muglll Drug Co., Aviita. .
WILL GRADUATE
FROM NORMAL
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Big
Bargains
i. in our
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Basement
IS THUG VICTIM
CHICAGO, May 27. A) The
body of Policeman John McDonnld
a bullet In hi head, wan found
early today on the floor of a North
California avenue speakeasy.
Tho officor'a pistol lay on the
Buy one now enjoy it this summer. --Take
advantage of our convenient iaymenr plan
and pay later.
PORCH SWINGS
With heavy. '.metal'- frame and attractive
' ealiofiy to match' '
MM urn $rroo
Double S. & H. Green
Discount Stamps
ON EVERY CASH PURCHASE THROUGHOUT
THIS BIG STORE
FREE
EW1
floor , near hla rlsht hand. The
cash register had been rifled. Sev
eral ll(Uor glasses were on tables
In booths around the room, and
hats nnd coats hanging from the
wall were evidence that customers
had fled hurriedly.
Patrolman Claude Alexander,
hearing n shot, ran to the place
nnd discovered McDonald's body.
There were five men in the cigar
.store which "fronted" for the
speakeasy, and ho arrested them.
Coquille. Norcott Photo studio
opened fur business in buihUng on
Warm
Porch
PORCH
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10 S. and H. Green Discount
Stamps given free at the
Premium Station in Our Store
OREGONIANS TAKE
IRE INSURANCE
SALEM. Ore., May. 27. WV
LITe insurance in OroRon totaled
1061. 101, 5U0 at tho end o 192!).
nreordlnK to fifiur.i3 co'ni',jiled by
State Insurance Commissioner
Clare A. l.ee from the nnmml
Weather Calls
Swing
i or a
GLIDER
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PORCH -
GLIDERS
He sure to seeitjiq.se iqvel porch
glklor. swings.
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USE YOUR
Big
Bargains
1 on our '
reports of .the companies.. - .This
l an increase of about J35,OW.'
000 during the year. Muring. Um
year " "0,530 new policies were
written. A total of $2I,3G9,1
was collected on policies.
Fire Insurance policies in effwt
nt the first of this year .totaled
$808,875,114, a ualn of J2,00C
000 durinK the yenr. rremhmw
paid by the Insured tntalM"
$8,270,l'5 and losses paid M.41V
417. .' ,.' '
Bridge. Oillni; of highway eat
from here progresses rapidly W
ward Camas valley. -
for a
50
CREDIT