Medford mail tribune., July 28, 1930, Page 1, Image 1

The Weather
Form-art: Tonight and Tuowlay
cloudy; slightly cooler Tuesday.
Twenty-Fifth Year
France Manages Well
Kansas Drinks Jake.
South Carolina Iodine.
What Is, We Accept.
Copyright King Feature! Bynd. Inc.
A Washington dispatch tells
f armors that the "Fanners' Na
tional drain Corporation" next
year vill "handle proliahly
Jfcif the wheat grrowii in the
Vnited states." Mr. Huff; head
of the corporation, does not ad
vise farmers to hold their w heat
for higher prices, hut he docs
believe that prices will be high
er. "Hope is bread of the
poor," as the old Greek said,
and farmers need it.
Conditions arc different in
France, where, the French min
ister of agriculture advises the
peasants to sell their wheat "at
the present high prices."
It will interest American
fanners, selling their wheat at
(it) cents or less, on the farm, to
learn that French peasants are
getting $1.71 i bushel. France
knows how to "stabilize wheat
pftccs" and relieve the farmer.
Our government bought 60,
0(10,000 bushels of wheat to re
lieve farmers and the price
dropped from well above $1 a
bushel to well below 90 cents a
bushel.
There is no secret about
French wheat prices. They arc
due to French belief in protcc-'
lion which has been strong ever
hiico the "field of the cloth of
gold," where Francis first
wrestled with Henry the
Kiglitli. Flour made or sold in
France must contain at least
DO i er cent French wheat ; re
cently it wan 07 per cent.
f
Thousands of American citi
zens have been poisoned and
paralyzed by an alcoholic gin
ger cschad called 'Make." That
()esnt probably surprise you.
When the government won't
let pmple have beer, wine or
their old-fashioned whiskey,
they will tiring other things
varnish, hair tonic, or a poison
our ginger mixture.
Hut you are surprised In hear
that 1(K) of the paralyzed
"lake" victims live in Kansas,
Mipposcd to be dry, by choice.
Collier's Weekly describes
young Kansas boys and girls
drinking the alcoholic ginger
"Jake" from innocent looking
glasses in drug stores.
The government and people of
South Carolina wish you to know
that vegetables, frnlls. milk, cream,
EK9 and other products of that
stato arc rich In Iodine which pre
vents goitre. Through Its "South
(Continued on Pago Seven)
Today) RELIGIOUS
omirr iti
X Abe Martin
j m .ftfciit Tipton niid'h
Of lr. l.u. ...kii. ......
!Tn iryrflcTr, ha progrewed
J Mliore dolayed. RepuWi-
rtown our way hmc finally
yhV tlme arc proitpcroun
miiinL. llemi r a Demo
fit. O
Medford Mail TErofiE
Mitt
Catholics, Protestants Bat
tle in Streets After Ru
mor That Archbishop
Would Visit New Presby
teryWomen Arrested.
LIVKltl'OOL, July L8 M)
After it niBhl of ceaseless vlullance
with hunihpila uf pnlico patrolling;
mo streets and unihulances parked
: for emergetieles, richting between
I (.'athollcH and Protestants In the
isethemeld road area was resumed
today.
The Netherfleld road area is
stronKly Protestant. Troublo de
veloped yesterday after an un
founded rumor was spread Br.
Richard Downey. Roman Catholic
archbishop of Liverpool, wuh to
visit a now presbytery in the dis
trict. Nine persons, including three
policemen wore injured In rioting
that ensued.
Today religious partisans storm
ed a police court where several
persons arrested for yesterday's
disturbances were being brought
before a magistrate.
Outside the building a huge
crowd gathered, divided into two
factions which booed and shouted
at each other when the prisoners
appeared. .
One woman was arrested for as
saulting another, and later three
others were taken Into custody.
After the trouble had subsided
threo women were taken before
the magistrate charged with dis
orderly conduct and admitted to
bail for a hearing tomorrow.
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AND STERLING
FACE RUN-OFFiCOPCO IN SUIT
Vindication Candidate and
Houston Publisher Lack
Majority for Democratic
Nomination.
DALLAS. Texas. July 2S. (p)
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson was ii5.-
448 votes ahead of Koss Sterling
of Houston and Sterling was :7,2;t7
votes in front of (Mint C. Small of
Wellington in the race for tho Dem
ocratic, gubernatorial nomination
when the Texas election bureau
had compiled a total og tWli.OKi
votes today.
The returns were from of
the 253 counties and the count had
been completed in 69 counties.
With election bureau managers
estimating there would not ho
more than another loo.ono votes
to he counted, the runoff for the
nomination Augtist 23 seemed to be
unquestionably between Mrs. Fer
guson, Texas' first woman govern
or, who was elected in 1924 In a
campaign to "vindicate" her hus
band, foimer Governor .lames K.
Fefrguson, impeached and removed
from office in 11 1 7 by the Texas
senate, and Sterling, chairman of
the state highway commission and
Houston publisher.
United States Senator Morris
Sheppard, seeking renominalfon,
maintained a strong lead.
The runoff for lieutenant gov
ernor seemed definitely fixed be
tween State Senator ISrigar Witt
of Waco, with 138.144 votes and
Sterling P. Strong of Dallas, with
130.925.
H. K. Kxum of Amarillo had a
nrnjority over all opimncnts for the
Republican nomination for govern
or on the face of unofficial re
turn from 30 counties.
For United States senator. C. O.
Harris of San Angelo was leading.
Uoycbuig Plans approved for,
organization of co-operative as-'
norlatinn to take over Norton
Canning company holdings here .
and at Huthrrlin. I
Final Wire Flashes
ARDINGTON, England, July 26. t7'i The air ministry announced
this evening the British dirigible R-100 will begin Its flight for Montreal
at 3:30 o'clcck tomorrow morning (9:30 p. m., tonight E. 8. T.)
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 28. i'i The general offices of the "roe-1
... aimhi. Comoanv todav confirmed a report that the Themas Haas1-'
ley. Co., Ltd.. London, largest inaepenoeni soap i....li.i.r,rl -m
Britain, had been brought under Procter GtoWe !.
KARACHI, India, Joly 28. iJ'FUKen tnouin t- -""f "i
eu: .nri Rultankote Vied Into
Kuku.a tnHav to escape flood ater
akirttg the only rad line offering
uckitiira. Cal.. Julv 28. rPi
aera and crew of the fishing launch Starlight, were reacued today after j
Upending 15 houn adrift off Anacapa laland, 15 milet offthore. J
First Photograph of Qijake Damage
Associated Press photo radioed
T
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 28. (P)
The Braver Portland Cement Co.
and the city of Gold Hill tn Jackson
county were made defendants in a
suit filed in federal court hero to
day by the California Oregon
Power company. Tho Biiit is for
S5U0I).
Tho Copco company declares Us!
property on the east side of Rogue I
River at Gold Hill suffered from!
dynamiting of the river channel j
near tho opposite bank by the ce-.
ment company.
The compliant Hays the dynamit
ing Is causing the channel of the,
river to shift to such an extent
power developments planned, by
the company cannot be accom
plished. A restalnlng order and Injunc
tion are sought.
SHORT OF FIDS
ST. LOUIS, July 2S. (TP) Dale
Jackson anl l'orest O'Drlne today
began the second week of an en
durance flierht in which they hope
to break the record of 6R4 hours
recently established hy tho Hunter
brothers in Chicago.
.laekfon and O'iirine had out an
SOS sifjn to the citizens of St.
Louis f"r more money to finance
the flight. Already about $20.0U0
had lieen subscribed, but flight of
ficials claim that is at least 'J.r00
short of the amount needed.
S'ork n new road connecting
The Dalles-California highway
with Waptnltia cutoff, started.
Karachi and SukUr ft 4 M
pouring over the upir
w.ape,
One womanQnd 35 men, pataen
AN
GOLD
HILL BLASTING
MEDFOliD, OK KG OX,
from Ixmdoii shows ruins caused
Baseball Scores
National
R. H. E.
Philadelphia. 4 8
New York 4 1 1 1
Collard and Davis; Chaplin and
I lognn.
Second game. H. If. 10.
Cincinnati 3 8 1
Chicago 5 8 1
May and Gooch; Bush and '..
Taylor.
American
it. ii. i:.
Detroit ...... 12 2
Cleveland 7 12 2
Uhle, Hogsett and Desautets;
Drown, Jablonowskl and L. Kewell.
U. H. K.
New York 0 9 2
Philadelphia 14 1
Sherid. Huffing and Dickey;
Walherg, Karnshnw and Cochrane.
1 2 innings.)
OF OREGON TO
Generally Cloudy Weather
for Entire State Willf
Bring Comfort Nebras
kans Parch.
POItTI.A.Nll, (ire.. July 28.
I 'n iNiinrtH ttf iihiiwiira lt
iVPji
the
western ae. tlon of the alate were
WESTERN AREA
ENJOY SHOWER
feen by the weather bureau here one mile orf l.ldo Heach.
today. (ienerally cloudy weather' Three women In the party were
for the entire alate was foreiaHti ahubtly biirni'd hy a flrat explo
for Tuesday nlKht, with ponalblllty "I"" which act the craft afire. The
nt hunt rainfall In tho extreme! enitlneer and twn of the Ktient
weal portion. Hllchtly cooler wea-j Were thrown Into the water,
ther in the Interior waa promised. A crnlaer commanded hy Ham
The weather matlon at I'mntlllii el Summeia took aboard the
ycaterday reported the hlKheat : three In the water and thone
temperature In the atato for the aboard the, ImrnliiK boat.
day. with a 116 maximum. Med
ford had 1MI deitreea. Wolf I'reek
SK. Salem X4, (taker and Albany!
X'l, Portland 81. HoaeburK 78, and!
Mi.rxhflcld Kf.
fllher tnaxlmum temperal urea ;
were Ited Hlilff. t'al., !l(l; Walla I
Walln. 1.0; llolne, !I0; Klireka, fal.,!
Fi6: Heatlle. 74; Hpjjkane, 80; ySk-J
Hii.. UK.
Omaha, Neb., had the doubtful
' oi ih'ihk hip noiieai piaee,
i i,f country Hunday. The maxl
iiiaa there was ins decern. Dea
:r eOIowa. whji next w ith a
muximTtm of a.
Powell Hntto Contr award -
pd for Ttion of Powell Hutte
(trad school building.
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MONDAY, .IITLY 128, 19:10.
E
by enrUiquakc, In Ma If!, Italy.
ITALIAN FOLK
y y '
ands of panic stricken villagers
who fled during hint Wednesday's
disastrous earthquake returned to
their crumpled homes today mak
ing It possible for government of
ficials to clarify the rolls of dead
and missing. Their return was
followed by an announcement
Saturday's death list of 2143 had
not been changed.
Minister of Public Works Crol-
lalanm today made public his
thlnl ronnrl In lnmlnr M imm.liiil
RETURNING TO
RUINED HIE
on i-onclltlon In the zone. The Tlicro Is h powillilllty llmt tho
report mil. I the number of .lend I million will nlo lio lliclutleillll the
and wounilert "hail not linilernono foliiinhlii chain. Air. (ireuit Milil.
nimihI lite variation" Tlirotwh tho new arriineniont,
llumlredH or new tenlM today KMKIJ will probably be on tho air
wero ahlpped tn varlona lnenlltleK '""n tho niornhiK houra until mid
to Khelter the ureallv InoreaMlnK Prnwntlnu Homo of tho beat
number of peraona found to lie ' proBiama tho I'aclflc eoaat huH tn
need of cunrtera l.ecauao of their j ""r- " 'nterlalned tho
return after day, of wanderlnit In probability that tho power of tho
the hllla j lm!al atallon will be IneroaMed In
TEN RESCUED AS .
CRAFT EXPLODES
LONOHKACH, N. Y., July 23.
Ten men. women and chll
lren were rescued from a 40-foot ;
cabin cruiser a few minutes be-
fore the eraft blew up ycaterday I
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
STOCKTON, Win., July 28. iff9)
A. 1'iiKh, well known neuro
rouiedlan and mul'"ian. was fatally
mfired In an iWtomobiln acclrent.
' wont of here lat. Saturday. Ho
j was one of the tallest ncnro in-
! terminer! in the country and had
i been Wnnectod with thp Fuller
! Concert company 20 yearn, plavinii
'in all of tho wostorn fltates,
Assassination Liberal Can
didate Brings Demand for
Reprisal Against Scpara
tionist Leader in State of
Parahyba.
I UiO UK JAXKllto. July 28.
(iP) ( iravo disorders were report -eil
today from the Htato uf Para
hylm whone president, Joao Pes
soa, liberal candidate for tint vice
presidency of Hray.il was assassi
nated Saturday.
Dispatches received today indi
cated otic man wuh killed In the
disorders and several houses de
stroyed by fire.
The entire state of Parnhybn
ban been inflamed over polities
since the March 1 election in
which tho libera Ih were defeated.
Kor more than four months Jose
Porolra, a state, deputy, has been
leading armed resistance against
tho Pessoa government, centering
his attacks near tho city of Prin
ceza. More than 3"o men, somo of
them rebels and others state po
lice have been killed In clashes.
Only recently Poroirla proclaimed
Prlncom an "independent state."
When news of the killing of
l'essoa reached Pnrahyha late Sat
urday the populace nia relied to
tho government palace demand
ing reprisal on tho opposition.
Tho province of Parahyba.
which is on the north eastern
extremity of Hrazll, has a popu
lation of about 1,250,000.
E
Standard Broadcast Chain
Will Include Mail Tribune
Virgin Station, Kiwanis
Club Told.
High claHs radio prop rams, us-
Ipolltau stations, nro assured Med-
; for( lin, Houthern Oregon radio
i Ht,.Iu.rH through arrangements
. n)(W )l0(n(! completed. Including
KM I0D, the Mull Ti ibuno-Virgin
station, as a member of tho Stan
dard HnuulcHHt chain, extending
from Hfllingham, Wash., to Han
Diego, Calif., with tho key station
located at Holly wood. Such plans
wero announced by Humboldt
flregg of 4ho K M 10 D staff at to
day's luncheon of tho Kiwanis club
i lit tho Hotel Mortbinl
lint neiir iuiumi iiiini uu in u"u
watta upon tho iiermlaalon of tho
federal radio eomintaalon.
Illntory Told
Mr. flreRK reviewed tho hlatory
of' K.MKI). dalliiR baek nine yeara
when W. J. V'lrKln, deeeaaed.
eHtalillahed KI-'AY at the county
falrtfrounda.'wliero It waa oporutcd
for Hometlmc, not only for tho en
tertainment of Medford hut for tho
entire I'aclflo eoaat. At that time
the nlr waa not crowded, and a 50
watt atatlon could ho henrd for
hundreilM of miles and In this case
kimtm vnmv irum Aumnuin, um-
tn' I'""" "f tho nation and from
distant lands, tell Ink of Rood re
ception. That day Is gono, tho
average radius at thn present t lino
for 5o watts belnft 50 miles. How
ever, KM KD has been beard on
the east const a number of timed.
The speaker also explained vari
ous phases of station operation
and the met hod in which hlK
broadcast chains furnish programs
to Its chain members.
Tho Kiwanis club discussed tho
joint picnic to tie held In a short
time with tho Ashland club In
Dlthla Park, where It Is to bn fol
lowed by dan lnK H- O. Krobbach
and John C Alann were announced
as chairmen in chargo f programs
for AuKUfd.
Two duets were sung during the
luncheon hour by the Yews
sisters, regular KMKD entertain
ers. They were well received.
Hoapitat Needs Funds
HA;.M. Ore., July Zx. (A') The
Ha I em general hospital Is starting
a campaign to raise $7000 neces
sary to pay interestj-and principal
on bonds due within the next few
PROGRAM
KWED PLAN BY
RADIO HOOKUPS
Mother Witness
As Tot Plunges
From Casement
I'UH'AliO, July L'S. 11)
Three - year - eld Klizabeth
(iratzke rocked to her death
la.si niuht as her mother
w atched, helpless, from an-
other room.
The chilil, standing in a
rorkliiLr chair, was swaying
back ami forth, the chair
steadily edging toward a
thiiil riiior window. Hefoj-e
(lie mother could reach t lie
child's side, the screen was
knocked from the window
and the child hurled to ber
deatb on the sidewalk below.
4. . 4
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Chinese Communists Loot,
Burn Capital of Hunan
ProvinceGunboats Ha
ven for Aliens Mission
aries Refuse to Leave.
KDANCIIAI, July 28. P) For
eigners fled aboard American,
British and Japanese gunboats at
Changsha, capital of I tunan pro
vince, today as a communist horde
poured Into tho city. The Heds
arc reported to have looted and
burned a portion of Changsha.
Only a few foreigners, including
threo American missionaries, re
fused to leave tho city. Lying in
the Hiang rivor, tho foreign gun
boats offered a refuge to their
nationals as tho rods swept Into
the walled city of u half million
pupulat.on.v - - - -
SHANGHAI, July 28. (p) A
widespread outbreak of communist
activities in northern and eastern
Hunan province and In Klangsi
provinco was reported today in tho
wako of advices telling of tho rod
advance upon ChauKsha.
Two communists bands com
bined to form a well-dlHclplined
force of 10.000 for tho Changsha
attack and wore reported to have
defeated nationalist forcos thoro.
Advices hero said a well armed red
force hail captured Nanuhang after
a sefge lasting many weeks.
Threo thousand Nanchang refu
gees wero reported to have reached
Kiukiang on the Yangtso river.
TWO MEET DEATH
COTTAGE GROVE
('f)TTA(IIC GMOVK, Ore.. July 28.
(I) Two nion mot vlnlont iliMtllia
hero Saturday nltdit, Clauilo Slinrl
rlduc. 21, In a mlno ac lilciit, anil
llarnlil Zimmerman, 30, in iin auto
mnhlln ciiimIi.
('liarloa Jlontnn was crltlnilly In
jured In (ho uutnninlillo arcldunl In
which Xltnmornmn waa killed.
HILLSBORO 'SHINER' IN
TOILS FOR BIG STILL
IIIMjHHOKO, Ore, July 28. (
James Itriice waa In jail hero to
day charged with manufacture and
possession of liq'ior. Ho wan ar
rested last night near Middleton
by Sheriff J. W. Connnll. The
sheriff confiscated u75-galion still,
1750 Ka lions of mash and seized
00 (jiiarls of liquor.
FOREIGNERS
RED Hill
Chicago Courts Face Test
of Solomon as 4 Parents
Claim Scrambled Infant
CHICAGO, July 28. W) The
Watklns-llambergT baby tannic,
which has been Jounced from the
la lis of obstetrics, department of
health, finger print experts, bone,
blood and baby specialists, a ma
ternal tnasw meeting and even the
law. lay cradled today In tho
bassinet of tho church. Stltl it
did not rest.
The infant in the possession of
tho Charles HamborgerH was bap
Used Georgo Edward Hamherger
at tho church of Our Lady of So
lace yesterday.
The William Watklns. who are
Presbyterians and who believe the
baby baptized u Hambcrger Is
really their own offspring, today
iught the adlco of a clergyman
uf their own faith with n, view
to having tho child In their pos
session baptized without applica
tion of a name. .
Temperature
Highest yost entity 90
TiciwfAt this morning 56
Precipitation
To ."1 p. ni. ycsterduy ....00
To 5 ii. in. today ,oo
No. 127.
Twelve Planes Reach Coast
On Race From Detroit
Thirteen Entries Cracked
Up in 4000-Mile Flight
Gehlbach Leads.
LOS A.NCJKLKS. Cal.. July l!8.
(A) Officials supervising the all
American air derby announced to
day that orders had heen received
from Detroit, tho starting and fin
ishing point, to resume the flight
tomorrow (Tuesday). Tho 12 re
maining contestants had planned to
spend toduy and tomorrow repair
ing Hi olr planes before leaving for
Ogdeu, Utah, tho next stop.
LOS ANC.1CLES, July 28. (IP) -A
crew of mechanics tuned up 12
tiny airplanes today for the last
half of tho ail-American air dorby
which reached the Pacific Coast
yesterday with Lee Gehlbach, of
Ltttlerock, Ark., former army pi
lot, leading with a total elapsed
flying time of 2G:17:2fi.
A week ago, 2f pilots left De
troit on a swing around tho coun
try, but less than half this num
ber reached tho metropolitan air
port yesterday after covering ap
proximately 4000 miles, in their
wake wero 13 ships which fell by
the wayside in e rack lips.
Tho pilot will lay over hero
until Wednesday .to overhaul their
sh I ps a ud tak c a needed respite
from tho strain of tho race. Then,
by one-day Jumps, they will roar
eastward through Ogdcn, Omaha
and Chicago, ending the raco at
Detroit, where about $IiQ.00Q hi
prize money awaits tho winners
Gehlbach held, n comfortable
lead of more than two hours over
J. It. Woddoll, of Now Orleans,
who jockeyed : Into second pluee
with ik tlmo of 28:51:41, when
Htuh Qulnby of Moltne, HI., did a
.Prince-.of Wales fjuntp -aver a rut
In tho landing1 field at Douglas,
Arlis., flunday morning and wreck
ed his ship.- He came out unin
jured and also -out of tho race in
which ho hold second- place.
PORTLAND, Ore:, July 28. (P)
Phil Metschan, Republican nom
inee for governor, spent tho week
end answering messages of con
gratulation and promises of sup
port that poured in to him from
all parts of the stato of Oregon. .
Motschan, formerly chairman of
tho Republican state central com
mittee and a prominent Portland
hotel man, was nominated Satur
day by tho Republican atato com
mitteo to succeed tho late Senator
George V, Joseph aa the party's
standard boaror.
Humors continued to be heard
over tho weok-ond that an inde
pendent candidate would be placed
In the field by friends and sup
porters of the late Senator Joseph.
Such a candidate, reports said,
would enter tho race on tho plat
form enunciated by Joseph.
Political observers were of the
opinion tho Independent candidate
would bo Julius L. Meter, Portland
business man, , ,; '
KH13RWATKU Texas company
plan, construction of sorvlco sta
tion hero at cost of $6,600.
Tho Watkfns' attorney, Barrett
O'llara, was getting ready to ask
a writ of habeas corpus to compel
the Hambergers to - prod tree their
baby in court and show why they
should not surrender It. In such
an action, It was explained, the
matter would be placed before
tho court, which would make final
decision as to whom the Infant
belongs. ...
Suit Instigated.
The attorney also was Instruct
ed to bring suit for $100,000 dam
ages against the Englewood hos
pital where tho Bamberger and
Watkfns babies were born Juno
.10.
Hamherger, on the other hand,
has announced everything Is set
tled. He Is satisfied he now has
his own infant and that no legal
(Continued on Pagt B, Story 1),
m DERBY
1 ti mum i in
1 10 RETURN
MET HAN HAS
SUPPORT FROM
MANY N STATE