Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 21, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textivof, ETOirr 'MICDKORD Nf A Tl) Tlttl'itTNK. MKIH-'OI.T), OKKfiO. KATtTtPAY, JfTNE 21, ia,0. ? BEAR DRIVE ON SHARES 'Prices Sag in Sympathy '5' With Commodity Marts f:, Wheat at Lowest Level in j .15 Years Cotton Breaks k . Sharply Sales Slow Up. NEW ' VOltK. June SI. (Pi Tho ajicculatlvo markets ui;alii iyruho. under severe selling prea Buro today, ending the third week ;of almost steady declines. 1m poruint .shareH on the New York .stuck- exchange tumbled t'Z to fib. Ticorea reaching new low levels lul tho your, or longer. . i. The selllnK nsaln embraced the .leading, commodity markets. At 'Olilcajto, July wheat sugged more ,(lian a cent a bushel to tlio lowest level . Ili- about 10 years. Cotton 'lirokq sharply on the New York inarkcl, recording losses of about A'i- a hale. , At Jndon bar silver uguhl dropped to now low levels, (jelling was not in especially .'largo volume on the stock ex change, sales for tlio two-hour ses sion barely, aggregating 2,000,000 'l!4r08,: but tho market was almost entirely without support. In tho Jnsl 'huir hour, moderate recover ies occurred, but brokers ftttrlb- '.utcd'thom largely to covering pur- ''chascB by shorts who had sold at .higher levels. 8. atfel. common tumbled $4 ta 'share to $151, a. new 1930 low, It, under the previous low, cstab- .Hiilied- eurllrr" In the' wook, and only 44- above tho November min imum. It closed at 106.2D. AhwU'bii t'aii. hoivevcr, closed at ?1l'.ia, virtually the lowest of I HUc day,, off nearly 0. t Several 'Iskiies' rallied SI to 12 a share 4n the, :' final dealings, but . many 'failed lo sliow any recuperation - The curb iinarkct was weak, cs Jie'c1ally lit the utility group. '... Tnrtay's closing' prices for IG ho 'iftctntf stocks follow: i Am,' Can ........;.'..........:..;. 110(4 'c(.t ias .;:. 01 Am.; Tel. and. Tel. 203 Anaconda ;........!.., 47 H 'urtlB ' Wright . 7 Ooucral lOloctrlu (new) C6H Oeneral . Motors 3f4 Koniilco! Copper , ........ 3s H itn,dlo Corporation , 33 Ti 'Resiling 108 . .Harff Hoebuck . OTTi 47W United , Air Craft '.U. H Bteel Ui5H ,Mont;. Ward 34 B.'P; i. : 111 . I ... Hjr HOBBIN COONS ! JIOU-VM'OOD. Juno 13 A arlmo oxamplo of tljo movlo but: Tiemi'a Inoxomb1 hnblt of "typing' ,ltH puppets Ifl Hobert Arm Htrong. ' who has spent about a third of his cine matic, career in punching or b-v-Inn punched by Homoono I n :i ropctl- arcun for tho suko of l 1k PUIHO Utul till! sal. Hub Armstrong never ban foiiKiH for a llvtnK In roBl Ufo. Yet If It nulKMtArimtnHiit,,,,, Hton of puffiiiBm, it ia doubtful If he would b -known to half tho funs ho now liHM. His whole plcturo career hna boon brlKhtencd by tho uvurhtinu Juk HrIKh of tho fight hIuko. H wn Jnmea 01oHon' piny, "Id Zat Ho?V which brought ArmHtronq to, tho movlefl. Dob left coIIcka 'three ,montha before graduation bo ionufie a vuudovllle tUotch of hi In I'orltand Bucccoded. tU lie was nlgned to take the nci ii) Now York, and that decided him to UO an netor and let who would have the diploma. After war nor vleo; ho Joined a Block company I i Whlrh'f Jimmy OIchboh was ths com'odUm.. UlcBtion wroto "U Zat .HoT'and jinvo tho lighter's role o Bob. .Tho play went to New York and -was.n-sensation.' ' .A IVrttuiio on VMtihll , It led to Oecll DeMllte's HlKiiIng llm for inovlrs and hla f .'st role Wqa.jliat of the prlie-flghtcr :n ''ThcMaln ICvcnt." 8lneo then hn Jiks fought In "folcbrlty and In ".Ho. Yourself." tho Kannle ltrlco talkie, and he will right again ti his next, "Dumbell in Krmlne.' In pictures alone, he estimates. Jio has "won purses" totallnc around 1376,000, and In "Is 'at BoT" on tb stage he "earned ,$20,000 a performance for some J. 600 fhuwn, ' f . TKJUWANvKNKZ. Franco. Juno 21 (rMarkeiVI are PO plentiful Uus yioar that houta limit tholr catcho:t o B,600 fish in an effort to keep Up prices., .One fishing boat re cently threw 70,000 fish back IntT the Hl.' ' v . . 1 4 . ..ANWKA.' June V 1 A) To r-v ylve .Turkey's dwindling rug lndu:. ffy, teachera have been sent to the fural Hectlona to , Instruct Anatnl lana In modern weaving methods They will combat the auperstltlon that ench rug must have one gtar (ng Imperfection In order to wt-i off Jealoiw spirits. ..--, ' r -" -ririj New Motor LJZ Sates Mgr. of General Petroleum I Co., outlining big Ethyl Cam paign to Company Execittites. Beauty Contest Entrants Will Be Given Character Reading By Numerology I Duo to n mlHUiulcrstaiid. there hart' been nomo dolay In delivery I of mail addressed to Contest- "Cot" ' respondent, for ! IJenuty Conte.st. Tho letterH are arriving eontlnunlh now, from tho girls who de.nl nbaractt'r rcadingH and agree tr accept candidacy . In tho "Atltu Medofd"' contost, lioi'ng Ventured by the Lion cluh. Olrls who havo misled the firti nnnuunrcment are- advised that If thoy wish to accept candidacy n tho contest, having boon previously nominated, they may ho ml a not ? of acceptance accompanied by their full name at birth, date of birth and sign same with their preser.t signature, they will receive u com plete chaructcr reading by num erology. - Thcso readings will be printed In this paper Jut as fust nx com plnted. and will give very valuable Information about why you do a you do, like certain Ihlnus. or peo ple, vocation it will 1m well In fol low, etc. - AddresH your note, In ymir own hnnilwritinc. to "Cnnle-'t Weight of Steer Intrigues Throng Guesses Show Wide Range of Ideas Holt Crowdcr'H big cow, or steer, i 1 altho studding placidly chewing Its cud or eating hay out of a wagon at one side has unknowing- j ly, because of Its slue and weight i disturbed tho even tenor of Sled-j ford's existence In fact has had : the whole city excited und up In tho air tho past tbie days espe-1 jclaljy the wen side rcsldo.:. All itecaiiHo . Hob, the tari..rr j butcher" nnd generul lover of mankind In bis- zeal to afford the populace some relief from the humdrum of these warm days, although he dreaded to do so for n time for fear that some mlsguld led Individuals might look on It as ! free advertising whereas ho ab horred the very Idea of such a thing tied the big cow or steer opposite his meat joint ou North Ivy street and put up signs on the bovine attraction, offering Jlt In j trade to the person who guessed t the nearest to tho exact weight. Then the commotion started, disputes begun, und families were; divided us the earnest people, who j cared little for the lo worth of j animal flesh, but did care to guess j the pmutte right, discussed, cussed t und otherwlso disputed as to tho j weight. I "I fear that some people may ' STOCKHOLM. Juno 21 Pl-j AnnuHl gro!i mites of HvtnU'n'j fuienl iirudui'tn niiiounls lo J:T(1.-' 000, 000, RityM government repci,: Tha ttvplln merchant fleet i celven 1 S.r.lilUllnl ami the ruU rondn $10,800,000 annually furl tra.naportHtlon uf those products, comknui no irAi.mxo. tini, June 21 A votive church t') commemorate the !!! conciliation l between the Italian state and tnai Vatican Is being erected here. I Peasants loo poor lo give monev contrlhute lnlvr. Fuel Offered by General Petroleum pf IPC DIIT 1 (1 WLzzm vsy gem ' ' CnroHpnnduut. TvHI J'ennsylvanla venuo." ' All tho candidates who havo not jceu reached by telephone or 1ft tor, are ailvl.sed to runimunli-aVe with J. Vurn Hhatigle, at the hLikIIo, to make appointments for free photographs, which must be taken as soon as possible. Arrangements havn almost been completed for the ".Mies .Metlford'V final contest at t be Xatatorium Janre hall. June 2H. Wo also wish to correct the Im pression thnt the winner of the title ".MIhs Medfurd" will recMve $L'0O0 gi'tind piiz.'. 'Die grand prize Is presented at the (lalveston tageant In AtiKUst. to the wlnivr choscii as "Mil's I'nivcrse." The local Irl who become "Miss Mcd fotd" will be it ut fitted and sent to compete In Portland for the title of "Mini Oregon," July liltb If she carries off this honor, she will be sent to ( ia l est on to com pete Hi the International pacnnt. and will have on opportunity i'f winning the title "Miss 1 inverse " Intimate that 1 am advertising' moaned the miserable and conser vative Hob," ICarly this afternoon crowds "of I excited citizens were seen along i Ivy h1 reet engaged in vehement ; discussion, und a dozen or more dogs, presumably tied up at home. In conformance with the city oi dl- ; nance so requiring, but canlno-. like attracted by the crowd to the scene from their leisurely strolls about town thru gardens and over flower beds, 'started a couple of dog fights within an hour.- "fall tho police." shouted Hob to his clerks. "Those dogs fussing that way may detract attention from the cow aufl who arraiiKed this stunt." The contest was to end at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and t hen the ballots were to be perused and i the winner announced. However. .Mr. t'vowder will do everything be can to prevent the result getting Into tho newspapers, lie believes only In orthodox advertising and not ton much of that. The kuchsIuk contest had lis humorous side, from comments of u (tensers and would-be ones over heard, Tho kuckscn ranged from ' 300 pounds to 3 a Ml) pounds und everybody handed In guesses men and women, girN and boys. AfKI.ANl), X. ... June A mountain top fell Into the Kara mea rlvvr, forming a new lake. In a remote suction of Nelson prov ince In the Mouth .lml. other nearby valleys wero choked with debris. , Tltll'tM.I. North Africa. June :t Wponjte fishermen on this coast are In the mldt of their but season lasting from April to Oct i her. They find iine-riflh of the world supply. runnliiK up to f -000.000 annually. Sf' T ,8RTf.-. ,'-: .',::-S" I I I 1 "- - & j i El nl Gasoline r V k j fcto. -iSL jNJ Clean-up crews . working on General j;,:: '-.tmpj Ethyl stations from border to border. t 1 ''-?jrn Crater Park Bear Appears With Three Bashful Cubs CKATl'll s A K E NATION Al j I'AltK, Ore. tSpl.) Tho Lord In structed that each should bring forth after his kind, ut which point tho lesponalhlllty neems to havo been transferred to the individuals of tho Rpories. This injunction is taken more literally by some than others. If numbers arc any indica tion. Wo own up to being a .ittlo puz zled about the classification of our Hans, mul her of many bear c:n here at Crater LaUo. Obviously, she is a concei t to numerology and puis her faith in odd numbers. On th in? Hticecssivc occasions, hc has brought thro cubs into the bear community. The last three appeared recently. Wo are naturally very anxious in meet the children, but so far. PRESTES CALLS Preidei.teiect Julio Preatei Mc.ver en the parch c? the White he good-will, visit which President vk.i Preaidentetect. '15! S& U IMC 1 .30 j I a v '; - r EHAL ETHYL 4 n ,1 , I. Kmbbim, I''-, Sales Enpinttr, to indibtndtiil dealers. ' -Hw4 - ''i, Js ; Imlng neither a bird nor nu abo jrenl. It has been Impossible. They j persist hi remaining at tho very top of the tallest hemlocks, n sitiii; UIom which may have its compen sations, nniong which sociability is 1 conspicuous by Its absence. Hans' tilplct), my tho way, are the first brand new bears nctually I to arrive at the mess hall this sea- son. j IGl'APi;. Sao l'aulo, Itraxil '.IN ; Police searching the ejects nf "Uncle Kilns," a reputed African voodoo doctor who died here, found notes from several prominent fam ; Hies asking aid in politics, love i and other aspirations. They gave i the letters to the newspapers and j they were printed amid much acan ' bil. AT WHITE HOUSE of Braid (right) with Pres. dent House when the former returned Hoaver made to Brazil when he POLICE PUT 200 INDIANS N HOSPITAL! i Mounted Officers Charge Nationalist Demonstrators I Bamboo Clubs Used to Break Up Crowd in Bom baySoldiers Ready. BOMBAY. June 21. VP) Two hundred persona, unions them five, women, were injured and sent to I hosuUuls today In police chaiBes to break up a nationaHK demon-1 stration in tho Muidun Esplanade, j The police, 'some of whom were: mounted, wielded their lathis, or t h;iml,nn clubs, with tcllini; effect, I and drove tho throngs from the thoroughfare, which tho authori ties last night forbade as an as sembly place for the next two weeks. Many of those Injured received serious wounds. Among these wni'A two women. Ambulances stood by throughout the duration of tho melee and carried off the disabled nationalists to hospitals. About 300 peoplo were treated for minor Injuries besides tho 200 or more sent to hospitals. Troopn stood by throughout the act In the event tho police were unable to cope with tho situation. Planned l'Vlday, I The demonstration was planned yesterday. Tho nationalists In tended to pass In review In a show of strength before Pundit llotllal Nehru, acting president of the all-India national congress. The government, learning of their Intentions. In a special regulation, forbade assembly In tho Espla nade The new ruling was seized upon :l,v the nutlonii lists as offering an other opportunity ot civil disobe dience and long before dawn they began to gather In the Ksplnnade intending to start tholr procession lit 7:00 a. m. An hour before this hundreds of police assembled also and after vainly ordering the I crowd to disperse charged them. Three futile charges were made. I'inally tlio mounted pollco were called upon, and charging right i nnd left and striking with tho I lathis, they succeeded In clearing; the thorougiirnre except lor o"" or so led by sonio women volun teers. PISTOL OWNER HOLDS CLUE IN emCAOO. June 21. (P) The j gun used to slay Jake I-lugle, Trib- une reporter, had become today aj vital clue in the hunt for his as sassin. Frank Foster, n dapper gangster of vacillating nllcRiances. was the original owner of the pistol, police revealed today, nnd Foster has dis appeared. Palnsl liking el forts had been made, with a file lo destroy Ihe serial number stumped upon the weapon and thus prevent police, from tracing its ownership. Hut tho file fulled. Acid, microscopes nnd infinite polico patience finilly revealed what the number was. The weapon, police have estab lished, was orlglnnlly in I ho spurt ing goods store of Pete Von Fran tlzlus, who has been involved in the Investigation uf other gang ktll iirs, partcularly the St. Valentne's day massacre of Inst year. Foster, tho polce believe, dispos ed of tho gun prior to the Idhgle murder on June They want to know lo whom; und they have started a country-wide hunt for Fos ter to that end. OUlol'Ili:. France. June 21 The municipal council of this Has- que town has given the mime of Maurice Havel to the street on which stands the house In which the musician was born. A tab! ;t was placed on the dwelling. lUKTTtfK. Siberia, June 21 ifV large gold vein was recently dis covered near the border uf the Yakutsk autonomous republic. Within h short time more than fortune seekers had ."warmed over the plaee. N A XK 1NO. June 21 (jpi Ap proximately Run Chinese students are enrolled In Kuropean universi ties, says the ministry of educa tion, (ior many head. the list with 273. Others are In Belgium. Kn h ml, Italy, Austria, and France. ATtltiNtt. June LM AV-Athene College, a Greco-American Institu tion, has received IIO.ooo from Constantino Chores me of Alexan dria for new concert hall. The college opened In 1 5 with 20 stu dents and now has 300. BKRI.IN. June 21 itV) Generil Wllhelm Crooner, minister of de fence, responded to n request of the agricultural board to promo tr us? of milk In the army by ordering all military and navnl command to substitute It for morning coffee wherever possible. The South Manrhtirian railway j l I'nnstru.'ttnr nn athlptir mndluni in AirKiion. LINGLE MURDER; Education Head Dr. vV. F. Quilicn, president ot Wcsicyan college et Macon. Ga., was cl'.occn general secretary of the board of Christian education ot the Methodist Epissap: church, :outh, at the recent convention In Dallas. HEALTH LEADER Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar Tells Needs in Successful Campaign for the Public Health. ' Mrs. Saidie Orr uunhar of Port land, head of the state association of health, and .Mrs. (llcndora M. Itlakcly, state advisory nurse, and member of the Oregon slate bo; ml of health, were present at the luncheon given in the Presbyte- ian church ut the annu;! meeting of the Jackson County Health associa tion today. Tho luncheon was pro sided over by Miss Mildred Carl ton, provident of tho county asso ciation. Mrs. Dunbar spoke of the solid ban is In health education nnd teach ing necessary in carrying on pub lie health -work. She also brought out that, in order to be successful in the undertakings the program must he applicable to the location. The necessity of a division of health education in the school curriculum was stressed and also that the or ganization should he able Lo direct teachers , to sources of material that already exist, . - . Guide Is Given A guide that could bo used by the school, teachers in currying oul their work was read by Mrs. Dun bar, dealing with specific phases of health which gave the Instruct ors definite muteriul t hat could be presented to, ihe school board for action o.i necessary health move ments. A report cf the White House con ference which she attended was given by Mrs. Dunbar, which in cluded (he d.lfc.rcnt points sug gested lo President Hoover for the carrying on of a national, ;tate and local progiam of full-time health units. Mrs. Hlakely made a report of the American Nurses' association convention, und named several phases In the activities of the health units that cotiid not be car ried on without, teamwork and co operation. Mrs. Mlakely also (old tho large group of nurses, doctors and representatives fiom all parts cf the county that Jackson and Ma rion counties were the only ones In Ihe slate that hud more than two full time pblic health nurses. Conferences of different groups. Including community chairmen. In charge of Miss Carlton; finance, Mrs. F. Corning Kenly, who also gave a treasurer's report; nurses' department, Mrs. Leonard Carpen ter; nurses' supply, Mrs. 10, (i. Bur gess: and publicity, Mrs. f. E. Schu ler, wore held at the morning ses sion, which opened at 10 o'clock. Switzerland now lias nearly llliOO hotel" heard at meet county group I ' !' PNl '"' i!7R01"' " ' ' fJIfsSTJll ( UBHoomi 4.00 - iPlifl UiiiAMIr! K 134 Room, 4.50 HERE you will find delightful hominess and comfort 600 outside rooms, each wVh tub and shower bath, servidor, radio, and many other conveniences that will Jke your stay enjoyable and long to be membered. PtIVATE GARAGE IN HOTEL WILDING L. HUCKINS. MiiMn, Blftctor j L.i E Dinner Guests of General White Vaudeville and Music in Eearly Evening, Sham Battle at Night. AHTUKIA, Ore.. Juno 21. (JP L)ehKales to the Oregon State lidl turhil convention, which openetl here yesterday, were dinner guests of Alajor-Ueneral CieorRe A. Whitu at Camp Clatsop last night. Following the banquet music and vaudeville entertainment wero provided for the editors by mem bers of the Oregon National Guard and ut 11:30 o'clock .Major General White look them to the camp's natural amphitheater and staged il night machine gun demonstration. Thofte of the party who were not overseas during the recent war said that tho demonstration was tho most spectacular they had ever' seen. The editors spent most of the day yesterday discussing tho ef fects uf radio advertising on tho prosperity of newspapers and .dis cussion of a system of measuring reader Interest In newspapers. Tho systom discussed was that develop ed by Dr. George II. Gallup, direc tor of the Drake University School of Journalism. Frank Jonkins, editor of tho Kugene Register, told the editors of tho results ho had obtained In a survey using the system promul gated by Dr. Gallup. EFFECTIVE TODAY OumpCiro permits are required on the Crater national forest hurl beginning today. These &re frre and may be obtained from thj forest . supervisor's office on th,i third floor of the Postofflco build ing, r from any forest officer. At the following catnip grounds permits are not required: Hridge, Brown's Cabin, Brown I'abin Bridge, Bybeo Creek, CasCe. Creek, Copoland, Crater Crock. Crystal Springs, Dead Indian Soda Springs, Farewell Bend, Foster Bridge, Hogue, Ttlver, Hamaker Creek. Mama Iter R. t. Camp, .Huck leberry, IHlrryln, .Lake or the Woods (threo camps), Malona Spring, Mazama, Mlddlofork Apple, gate Bridge, Minnehaha, National Creek, Natural Bridge, Odessa, Ueereation, Kogue Itlver, Sevn Mile. Silver Camp, Union Creeli, Wagon, Warpej, Whiskey Wild Cat, Woodruff Meadows, Woodruff .Meadows Bridge. Kffectlvo July 1, smoking Is re stricted on national forest land by the following regulation: ''Fxcept on paved or surfaced highways, smoking on lands of tho i lined states wUliln the natloivil forests of Oregon and Washington Is prohibited while traveling li timber, brush or grass ureas from July 1 until the close of the fire season, as declared by the regional forester, but no later than Sep tember 30." GAS AT 14 1-2 POUTLAND. Ore.. June 21. IV) A new low retail figure for gaso line In tho current price war was chalked up hero today when scat tered ftas vendors posted signs pro claiming that motor fuel was seil Inj; at 11V4 cents from their pumps. Other dealers, however, present ed a solid front In demanding 1 8 Vj cents, which, even constituted a low figure in comparison to pre vious L"l r.nd IM'fc-eent signs. ROOMS EN SUITE Living room, bed. reent nd bath, hem S10.00 SEND FOB FDI DFDi ED TORS NOY HOSPITALITY OF CAMP CLATSOP O r: ti: