Medford mail tribune., June 26, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

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DFORD
AIL TRIBUNE
Second Section
Six Pages
Second Section
Six Pages
l'wenty-Fifth Year
MEDFORD, OREGON", THURSDAY, JUNE 2fi, 1D;,0.
No. AG
HANS
REPORTED
IN REVOLT
Serious Clashes Occur in
Capital f Demonstrators
Storm Police Head
quarters Reds Take
Possession 4 Provinces.
AllICA, Chile, Juno 26. W)
The conductor of tho international
(ruin urrivinB from I.a Paz la.st
flight sulil that a grave disturbance
liml occurred in tho Bolivian capi
tal Sunday, and that eighty persona
had been killed, of whom seven
teen were students.
Strictest censorship prevails.
AR10QUIPA, Chllo, June 26 (P)
Travelers arriving hero from
Bolivia today said that police in
La I'az, Bolivian cnpltal, killed 34
members of a meeting of workers
and students Sunday. Among the
d(d were said to have been woni
Icii and children.
The demonstrators took the
corpses and atterwarrls exnimteu
thpni In tho streets. The travelers
said the city was tense when they
left and It was feared further trou
ble would occur when the victims'
bodies were hurled. .
HU13NOK A1IU5S, June 26. ()
Tho newspaper Crillca, In a spe
cial edition, today nuid clashes of
a most sorlous nature have oc
curred In La Paz, Bolivia.
Crllica says that former Presi
dent SI lea has taken refuge in the
U. 3. legation.
Passengers arriving on the inter
national train which left La Paz
Sunday, today confirmed the re
ports. Tho - travelers reported 1000
demonstrators stormed the police
liraduarters In Murfllo suure, bom
barding It with stones and other
missiles.
Militia re-lnforccd the police and
volleys -were--fired Into the mob.
Hovci'Ui,.pei'Ion.s -reiJ. killed.-
Tho newspaper Crltlca stated It
had received a private message
from La Paz saying that revolu
tionaries had tukon possession of
(ho departments of Coehabamu,
Ururo, Potosl and Santa Cruz.
CHERRY QUEEtJ FLYING
WITH PIE FOR HOOVER
MAXIICSTIOH. Mich.. June 26.
M'l Miss Klgne Molmcr, Iho stule's
cheri-y queen, has Bone on a fllBht
vllh (win cherry pies to show that
Michigan Is truly tho homo of such
tilings. One pie wont to Ilufus ".
Duwos in Chicago, tho other to
PmKidont Hoover.
for your OLD IRON
you buy a
Westinghouse
ADJUSTOMATIC
NOW
Don't put up with an iron that has
a fringed cord or a rickety plug or
that requires constant watching.
Take it to the nearest Westing'
house dealer and get an allowance
of $1.00 on t new Westinghouse
Adjust-ornatic. Once you've used
this remarkable iron with its ad'
justable and automatic heat control
with its narrow, tapered point
tnd beveled base with its
smooth, non-tarnishing Chrome
finish that glides over fabrics with
. 30 less effort you'll agree that
iattcasut iron to use.
For sale at your electrical dealer or light company.
to Ws3iE31i0Use
ADJUST-O.MATIC
THE IRON WITH THH BUILT-IN WATCHMAN
Tt Sig9
Fights For Throne
bMXm
Associated Press Photo.
Alberta McKeliopp, San Diego,
Oil., miss who is fighting to retain
her title against "Miss Miami."
Char (res were tiinile I hut, Miss Mo
Kellopp was not a resident of Ciill
i fornia when she represented tho
slain In a Miami, Flu., Iioanly con
test.
i
WASHINUTON. June 26. (P)
The house interstate commerce
committee today amended its re
dntlt of the senate railroad con
solidation resolution to forbid con
summation of tho proposed mcrge.r
of the Great Northern and 'the
Northern Pacific railroads until
after, next March 4.
Since the bill had previously
been approved, it will bo necessary
for the committee to offer its
amendment formally when tho
measure is taken, up on the floor
of I he house.
The action was a concession to
a group of Northwest house mem
bers, who have bitterly opposed ad
journment unlii steps were taken
to suspend lite northern line mer
ger. Portland Cnsand Coke comnanv
digging; ditch between Monmouth
and Independence tor Installation
of four-Inch gas main.
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Op
OREGON SHARES
IN PUBLIC LAND
ROAD BENEFITS
State Among Thirteen in
West to Receive Aid for
Routes Across Untaxed
Terrain.
WAMHI.VOTON, D. C Juno 26.
(IP) Thirteen western states would
benefit by the Oddlc-Colton bill
Just signed by President Hoover.
It authorizes federal cooperation
in construction of roads through
unreserved public and Indian lands.
Funds authorized under the act
will be available only to states
which have more than five per cent
of their area in non-taxable fed-!1,"
erjil lands.
The 11 so-called public land
states that would receive the great
est benefit, and tho proportion
their unreserved public and Indian
lands bear to total area, follow:
Washington, 30.6; Oregon. 45.6;
j California. 40.7; Idaho, 67.3: Ne
vada, 84.2; Wyoming. 31.8; Utah,
66.3; Colorado, 32.2; Arizona. 66.8;
New Mexico, 37.7.
'South Dakota and Oklahoma also
come under the provisions of the
act.
The house road committee, re
porting favorably on the bill, said:
"It has long been recognized 'is
most desirable that some means be
found to hasten completion of the
main roads that cross these un-1
taxed federal reservations in states
whose resources are limited and
which derive very little direct bene
fit from tho construction of high
ways across these lands owned by
the federal government. -It Is be
lieved passage of the pending bill
will be of real assistance in that
regard." " 11
The act carries no authorization
for this year, but Senator Oddie.
Nevada, co-author. Raid annual
authorization of at least $3,500,000
would be asked at the next session.
LI
Of interest to the farmers and
fruit growers of southern Oregon
and northern California Is the an
nouncement of the opening Satur
day, June 2Hth of tho Roy K.
Kennedy & Sons new farm Imple
ment store at Fourth and Hartlett
streets, Medford, dealers In Mc
cormick - Deerlng tractors and
fim" """'bines.
According to Mr. Kennedy, com
plete stocks of tractors and ma
chinery aro now on tho floor: also
a complete line of purls will be
carried at all times.
Hoy Kennedy & Sons, Harold,
who will be associated with his
father in the loenl store, and lOrn
cst, who will manage their store at
Junction City, have been in the
Implement business for years and
arc successful business men.
Being much Impressed with the
Itnguc River valley and Medford
and the prospects for their future
and also with the fact that they
could secure the agency for the
popular 'Cormick-I)eorlng line
in this vicinity they decided to
locate here.
Kvery one In this territory Inter
ested In their lines, as well as
everyone else. Is cordially Invited
to attend their opening.
They have a special for that day
on sickle grinders and will also
give an oil can, as long as they
last, to every visitor.
YOUTHFUL FLIERS
WICHITA, Khd., Juno 26. (IT)
Dentil halted tho first cross
country attempt of two youthful
filers near hnro last night when
their piano crashed In a forced
landlnR. Leopold (1. Schumacher,
I'alo Alto, Calif., the pilot, was
killed and his companion, W. E.
Kdwardson, Brooklyn. N. Y., wan
Injured, perhaps fatally.
Tho youths, both students at
Inland Stanford unlvorslty, were
nttepiptlnic to land because of low
fuel supply.
KILLED BY ELEVATOR
PARIS. June 2. (P Charles
(leorges IMcot, 74, one of the
foremost financiers of France,
president of the Credit Industrial
commercial was accidentally
billed today.
Thruntlng his nd In an ele
vator well to see If the lift was
coming up. he did not perceive
that the ear vs descending In
stead. Ills skull was crushed.
New-born Infant
Buried Alive In
Shallow Grave
!;!. PASO. Tex., June 2ti.
Hurled iitivo for an hour,
a newborn Infant wsia rescued 4
I from a shallow k'v lute
yesterday after a boy had
.seen two women put the child !
4 in the ground near Kabens. 32 4
mile east of here. He nott-
fr fled Frank (loinrz. u farm
bund who effeeteil the rescue. 4
i The baby was brought to
i the cUy-eounly hospital 4
4- where, today, It was wild t ho
f child would live. Kl Paso
4 county authorities arp aeurcli- 4
4 Iiif? for the women. 4
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Editor Kimber
Visits Medford
Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Kimhcr and
two children of Omuls Pass were
W'? Wednesday. Mr. Kim-
ut'i, wiiu in uiutur ui mi' m ums i hns
Bulletin, says It looks .llto Grants
Pass would soon own the water
plant. It is now owned by the
tirant8 J,lss V(Upr ttn eastern
corporation, but negotiations now
pending may be settled soon.
Every Woman must face her
own particular Cosid 7e&t
'ovcy to
SMOOTH
A GIRL'S lovely skin is an iristant at
traction. A whole audience is swept
by enthusiasm when the close-up brings
the radiant loveliness of a star near to
them. And every woman must meet the
scrutiny of close appraising eyes. Docs
your skin quicken the heart with its love
liness like Clara Bow's, Betty Branson's,
Janet Gaynor's? It can.
In Hollywood on Broadway in Europe
the javorite beauty car
Clara Bow, the bewitching little Para
mount star, beguiling Betty Branson, Janet
999b of the lovely complexions you see on the screen Snd radiant
skin of lovely girls everywhere are kept exquisite with . . .
SOVIET WARNED
IN PERSECUTING
MOSLEM TURKS
Ity rriscilla King.
(Associated Press Corrcspon'dent )
I.KTANIil L ifi) Secular though
Hie Turkish state has heroine,
and st rung n Is her friendship
with Soviet Kussia, Turkish in
dignation over the religious situa
tion in Russia has been expressed
by the Henif-oiricial dully. ' l'Ju
moiiiiel." The paper declares that the
movement seeks to erase 2ft, ooo,
000 Moslem Tin kt' anil their na
tional ideals from Russia.
Citation is made of reports that
S000 musnucH have been closed
In the district of Iriil-Ourul; (bat
1 4,000 Moslem worshippers have
been condemned to death or de
ported and that the Chief Mufti
has been arrested for refusing to
sign a ptatcmout that tile Mos
lems in Russia have not been
persecuted.
The Turkish paper warns the
soviet union that elimination of
Turks was one aim of the czars,
as it was their aim also to stretch
to kill the Independence of Tur-
SKIN instantly attracts, say
Bluegrass Queen
"'I F f
Associated Prena Photo
Lucy Leo Bell Puryear of Dan
ville, Ky., reigned as queen of the
1930 carnival at Centre colleoe.
key and in return. Turkey help
ed to kill the czars-.
Turkey aided the Soviets be
cause they promised to leave Tur
key mistress of her own destiny
and "it Is friendship's duty on
our part," the "DJumourlet" con
cludes, "to remind tho Boviots of
these lessons of historv.'1
; 1
Gaynor, the beloved Fox star, are among
the 5 1 1 of the 52 1 important actresses in
Hollywood who jealously guard their
smooth skin with this fragrant white soap.
Their enthusiasm has made it official in
all studio dressing rooms.
Broadway enthusiastically adopted this
famous Hollywood beauty care and (he
lovely stage stars are so devoted to Lux
Toilet Soap that it is in 71 of the 74
legitimate theaters in New York.
And Europe 1 In France, in England, in
Germany the beautiful screen stars insist
on this soap for their beauty.
LUX
Representative Of
Peerless Fixture Co.
Visits Medford
j Karl W. Smith, representative
t southern Oregon and notrhnn Cal-1
I fforuia for the Peerless P.uilt-in
! Fixture company, was in Medford
j Wednesday and today transacting ; '
business with the lig Pines Lum-;
j her company. VANCOL VHK, Wash., June 26.
j Mr. Smith says it Is the object i (A) The murder trial of Clifford
! of their company, which specializes Campbell, Hi. farm boy, churned
in kitchen furniture, to take the; with killing Mr. and Mrs. Benja
steps out of housewives' work and 1 mln Northrup, Clark county raneh-
that they are successful is proven j ers, by touching off 30 sticks of
by I heir Increasing business.
The Big Pines dumber coinimny
has a complete Peerless kitchen
display In their showroom.
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HOW TO GET A DRINK
CHIEF YANKEE TOPIC
I.IVKltlMMH,, June 26. tP)
Lord Derby has told the chamber
of commerce he learned nnetlilng
on his recent visit to the United! age of the farm home wero those
Slates. Ho had thought the chief j of the Nnrthrups.
topic of discussion there was inon-j The defense attorney, during the
ey. "It was not," lie explained, "It j questioning of 11. K. taigger, gto
was prohibition and how to avoid cer. established the fact that laig
it." I ger, who know tho Northrups Inti-
, mutty could not positively Idcnti--
Conullln Contract awarded to ! fy lna ,0,uoh.
linn AlkinHon In construct addition '. 4
to present hulhUng of Taylor llal.- CorpiIHe Community hulldtug is
lerv & Service station. 1 improved.
45 Hollyivood directors
MARY BRIAN, beloved
Paramount star, says: "It's
wonderful soap!"
Toilet Soap-lOt
IDENTIFY BODIES
IE
I dynamlto under their bedroom.
j passed into the fourth day today
j with Dale Mc.M iillen, prosecuting
attorney, endeavoring to positively'
identify the dead persons.
So badly were the bodies man
gled by tho explosion that identifi
cation was practically impossible
and positive Identification, author
ities said, has never been made. To
complete his case, dr Mullen will
lie forced to prove that tho muti
lated bodies found in the wreck-
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DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, es
quislte M. G. M. star, says: "I
owe the beauty of my akin to
Lux Toilet Soap."
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