JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORT), OREflOX. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1)f!0.
P'AGE FIVE
AIRWOMAN 10 LOAN EXAMINER
PHONE FAMILY RESIGNS PLACE
ACROSS WORLD ACCOUNT CRASH
Bruce, Delayed Here
; -By Accident Will Call Yule
..Greeting to Husband ip!
Hi' . j
tngiana. . :
-They will he lighting the plum
puddjne .at, her country liome in
lOsher, Kngluml, when tho Honor
able Mrs. Victor Bruce, famous
English nvlatrix, who crashed hoi
plane while landing at the locnl
air-port Monday afternoon, tele
phones her huslmnd from Grants
Pass tomorrow morning at 1 0
o'clock to wish him and "Little
Tony," her 10 year old son, a
"merrlo Christmas."
"Kor it will he about 6:30 In
tfngland'' Hhe said this morning,
ns she smiled at the Christmas
decorations, which announce the
arrival of the holiday to southern
Oregon people. "Just time to light
the plum pudding.
'Yes, it will he my first Christ
mas out of Kngland, hut I'm not
going to mind nt all. I'm going
to have n plum pudding here nnd
it's going to he lighted In the good
old ICnglish way."
finest of Cornells
' -Mrs. nruco will spend Christmas
wiih iho A. B. Cornells In Grants
Tans. H. - V. Loof, who escorted
her to this city in a Standard Oil
plane, and Airs. Loof. who will ar
rive .from Seattle today, will also
he guests, for the Cornells are Mrs.
Loot's parents.
, The "houeymoon" model Rlack
hurn H lack bird, which is being
repaired at the local airport, will
be ready to continue its trip round
tho world the end of the week.
'And it will he wearing the
Knnie pair of wings Mrs. Pruce
slated with n jubilant air. "I was
ho' afraid for my little plane. 1 I
didn't want to luse the many mes
sages on its wings. And I'm not
going to. It's going to be repaired.
; "The whole thing was caused,'
she turned again to thoughts of
the accident, "by a rusted or miss
ing bolt in the landing' gear. We
'don't know whether it was gone
before J landed, hut it was at least
runted.- I' think mnybe they left
It nut the last time-it was assem
bled. 8o-you see I was hound to
crash someday. And I'm rather
glad It happened here. It's the
first'" rest I've had -since I left
London, Knglanil.'' ;
What's true in'
making muffins
is true in
roasting HLL5
Bros coffee
A little, at a that! That's the right
way to combine flour and milk in
nuking mufiins. Hills Bros, roast
coftcc a few pounds at a time by
their continuous process Con
trolled Roasting. Every berry is
roasted evenly and a flavor is pro
duced such as no : bulk-roasted
coffee has.
Frtih frtm tbt
trifiijal vacuum
fjtk. Easily
tpturJ with tbt
i.-. l.Mt lit
ArA vi tin can.
1930
Mrs
- A
Right Merry
Christmas
We know there's going to be a
lot of joy at your house on
Christmas day . . . and that
you'll have a busy day giving
and receiving Christmas gifts
and good wishes. But we
want.to.be numbered among
those who wish you well ,
so we are happy at this op
portunity to say ... a Very
Merry Christmas!
101 8. Central
Peculation - by Beesemyer
S h a k e's Confidence ' in
State Official Rolph to
Name Successor,
SACrtAMEXTO, Cal., Dec. 24.
JFl Govornor-oloct, James Itolph,
Jr., today added to his list of
state offices to be filled that of
building and loan commissioner
by virtue of the fact that the in
cumbent, Charles A. Whitmore,
handed Governor C. C. Young his
resignation yesterday.
Governor Young accepted the
resignation, effective January 6.
Collapse of the Guaranty Iluilil
ing and Loan BHsoelntion of Los
Angeles through peculation of $8.
000.000 by Gilbert Heesemyer, its!
controlling head figured promi
nently in the resignation letter
Whitmore sent Gov. Young.
Heesemyer confessed embezzling
the missing millions, revelation of:
which the state commissioner said J
was to be credited to his office
for the first time despite the fact!
"this systematic looting had been
going on since the association wan
fijunded nearly 10 years ago." ;
While Whit morn claimed credit
for uncovering the defalcations he
told Governor Young public con
fidence was so shaken In his ad
ministration of building and loan
affairs he did not wish to con
tinue in office.
STOCKTON. Cal.; Dec, 24. &)
A spectacular explosion followed
by fire destroyed the Union com-n'nnv-
hfiitre. 11p1 Line, and two
docks here late last night, causing
damage estimated ny .qinciais ui
$200,000. '",''-;
Three men aboard ' ttte barge,
which was pumping a cargo of
155,000 gallons of gasoline, nar
I'mtrW' np;nH death' or severe in
jury when they leaped Into the
channel anri swam to saiety u icw
minutes before the gasoline aboard
the barge exploded, spraying docks
with the flaming liquid.
vrcw u A'VPIN. Conn.. Dec. 24'
(JP) Josepp Ordaz.o, 50, gate e,meV.
of the Allihgton branch of' (he'
American .Mills company, was shot
to death nnd Charles A. Kern, Jrif
paymaster, critically wounded to
day by a bandit who escaped with
the company's payroll estimated nt
$5000.
Ordazzo was shot down in the
company yard.
9'ANTOX. China, ileV. U.r-tffi-r
A l!)-yeorroIil girl,. i-knuwleilKMl
lender of lied bandit who have
been w.iKini; a widespread cam
paign of savage cruelty against
helpless victims In northern Kwanc
Tun: province, has been captured.
Defiant. sayliiK she welcomed the
flrlnK wiuad. the pill arrived at
Shluchow with 43 other lied pris
oner captured by government
troops.
I Phone 28 O
Tears In Their Eyes and
Corns on Their Toes; Here's
A Story of Dancers Woes
!!- George Ruy. of tho Amurtllo
News, written fur J Hv -.Associated
Press. j ' '
AMAIULLO. Tex.. Dec. 24.
Two days' before Christmas all
over the floor, the dancers were
shuffling to the tune of a snore.
'Twas a marathon dance twelve
days on its way. with six weary
couples determined to may. Then
all of a suddeh. a writ held before.
Mayor Krnctit O, Thompson dashed
in at the door.
"Avast there." he shouted. " 'Tis
time to disband; it's all in the writ
I've got in my hand.'
The steppers all scattered with
slow, measured tread, said one:
"I'm glad of it, for soon I'd be
dead.
"You can't trip my trippers,"
the promoter protested. "Yes. I
can." said the mayor, "I'll have
them arrested. ' So straight the
FOR FEW SPOTS
NEW YORK, .Dec. 24. (fP) Only
in spots will' the Christmas land
scape of the United States be
blanched by snow.
Scrnnton, Pa., had nine Indies
of it today and Portland, Me., had
four the heaviest falls In general
snowstorm along the upper Atlan
tic sea hoard which promised a
white Christ mas in New York,
Xew Jersey. Pennsylvania and New
Kngland.
Some parts of the middle west
and the Clreat Lakes region had
snow hut it was scattered. In Chi
cago the ground was white. In
metropolitan New York a fairly
heavy fall continued, but it melted
almost as soon ns it touched the
ground.
Know flurries visited Montana,
Kastcrn Wyoming and much of
(Colorado, still covered by last Sun
day's snow. Denver had u six
inch'coverinK of Christmas ermine.
. f ,
, ' (Reported by Jackson County Abstract Co.,"
.V Sixth trttt and Ctntral Avtnuc.)
;."-'V ::''h Circuit Court '
ThtfvV&iIifornia - Oregon Power
CbV vH.'s. M. Scott and Lorraine H.
Scott, i Foreclosure.
Leo Rechtold vs. C. W. Pursel.
Chattel lien'.
Aya Mnkabe vs. V. K. Peck nnd
Lottie ,11. 'Peck, Foreclosure,
Fred Zog-g vs. Isaac Zierolf. For
money.-'
. Knktn Motor Co. vs. Fred C.
Holibaugh. Chattel lien.
Evan Jones vs. Walter Orant.
Chattel hen.
State vs. C. 15. Bland. Grand
larceny.
tleorge K. Shaw vs. V. T.
Wright. Attorney's lien.
Witham Super Service (a corp.)
vs. C. I toy Shuman. Chattel licit.
PcoliaU- ourt
Kst. Marion Riddell, dec... Ad
mitted to probate.
Kst. William K. Ahern, dec.
Admitted to probate.
Heal KstaU' Transfers
Chas. a. Sanger et ux to Krnnk
H. Hoot et ux. W. D. Lota I, 2, 3.
and 4. blk. 15.
Thomas J. O'Xeill et ux to Frank
Chaplin et ux. W. D. Land in
sec. 36, twp. 34, 1 K. I
Kiln V. Stark Montgomery et
vir to Christian Helm et ux. W. D. I
U. L. C. 72. twp. 38, 1 W.
Douglas Land Co. to Owen-Ore. I
Lbr. Co. W. D. Land In twp. 34,1
2 K.
John K. Wild et ux to Julia L. I
Holeck. W. 1). Lots II and 12.
Iillc. 1.
Max Votl ct ux to G. W. Mnt
thews et al. Q. C. D. Twp. 37,
4 W.
Addlo May Stevens to Henry O.
Stevens. W. V. 15 K, Hlverdfile
Tract.
Relnhhrd Diilm et ux to II. C.
Itare. W. D. Lot blk. 2, Laurel
hu rst.
W. A. Moser et ux to David It.
Turner. Q. C. D. Sec. 32, twp.
34.
Ralph fl. Jennings to L. A. Ttob
erls H. H. Lots I, 'J. and 3, It. It.
Add. to Ashland.
Halph (1. Jennings to L. A. Hob
eis et ux. S. H. Lot 9. A II. H.
Add. to Ashland.
Newton Rldg. Co. to Steven H.
Sehuermnn. W. I). Lots 'J, 10 and
26, blk. 2, Hockenyos Sub.
Susie Stewart to William Perry.
W. U. Lot f., blk. 24.
Susie Stewart to Wltllftin Perry.
Agtnt. Lot 5, blk, 24.
W. V. Hates et ux to Union Oil
Co. of Cal. AKmt. U. L. C. 04,
twp. 3. 1 W.
Llda Hulihnrd et ux to Matthew
Lee Meadows. W. I. lat U, blk.
2, Whitman Park.
Ann H. Gregory to Olive G. Yen
et nl. W. I). Lot 2. blk. 19, Ah
lattd. C. M. Kidd et ux to llnrvey J.
I'icld. W. It. Lot 15. blk. 13, lots
17 and 1M. blk. 21. Medford.
i;iton H. Johnson to ThHrna A.
Johnson. W. H. Ind in twp. 3S,
S. H. 1 W.
Curl Jrschke to Hnmnel Hate.
man c-t UX. W. I. Lot 37, High
land Add. to Medford.
Kmmn Perkins to J, T. Perkins.
Q. C. I). Lots 4, 6, 7. ft nnd 0
blk. 3. Lot IK, hlk. 2, Ctipital 1(111
Add. to Medford.
H. J. Field et ux to Coran M
Kidd et ux. W. I. Lot H, blk
13: lot 17 nnd IX, blk. 21, Med.
ford.
YULETIDE SNOW JACKSON GETS"
MOSTLY IN EAST
t promoter got out an- Injunction,
jmrtd on-wen -thetdancers perform-,
"inir- the funeiioic. ' ,
To the health office chiefs the!
. mayor then inn,' and they looked ;
f up the law, and they got out n ban.'
I "These girlies are working too )
I hard nnd too long; they're being'
j mistreated, and that's very wrong."
' Thus ran the new order nnd once j
j more the feet stopped scouring the j
hardwood with rhymthlc beat.
Uui the county attorney, by
name Leo Sparks, heard tell of the
battle and made some remarks.
Ho ordered the dance man re
leased by the law. took the bit in
his teeth and thrust out his jaw.
"There's no legal basis for action
like this; it's justice miscarried,
nnd the charge I'll dismiss.'
So with tears in their eyes nnd
corns on their toes, the dancers
resumed with wailing of woes.
$3,247 SHARE
SAI.EM, Ore. Dec. 21 (P) The
groBs reeeiptH from motor vehicle
and motor vehicle operators reKm
(rations in Oregon for tho ciuarter
from Septemher Ki to December lf
were ;ili;.r9s.l. After th lenal
deduct iona Hie net was J'J2r..:'.97.lr..
of which the stato highway fund
received two-thirds, or $l.rtd.!:'l.'!7,
and the counties one-third, or $7'.
4;r.fis. Deductions were ilSiri.L'7
for refunds and duplications anil
rfsK.:tsfi.fi! for administrative ex
pense. ,
Among the amounts apportioned
to the counties were the following:
Maker, $1174.17: Uenton $lf.lJ.:!7;
Douglas. $l!l7n.tifi; - .iacksri, $Jr
24 W0; Josephine, $10.s:1.4f; Klam
ath, $lir0.75: Lane, $4 1 1 r..J.r. ; Ma
rion, J44S.27; Mtiltnnninh, $2fi.
1011.42; Umatilla, $1 17 1.54 ; Union,
SISOn.ll; Wallowa, $120.49.
STORY 1
(Continued from Pago 1)
chairman of the republican con
gresslonnl i committee announced)
yesterday from the White House
steps ho was supporting Lucug,,'
and denounced N orris us a "con'
sumiito demagogue." '
Senator Horah. of Idaho, also a
republican independent, aligned
himself against Lucas with the.
words: "Lot them get out those
who have disgraced the party."
Tho republican director came
hack to the fray with another de
fense of his secret financing of
literature hi tended for circulation
in Nebraska and other states.
Used Curt mm
"I undertook to make an- effort
to offset the hurtful effect of the
hundreds of thousands of dollars
spent by Mr. Raskub and the As
sedation Against the Prohibition
Amendment." he said, "by using a
cartoon which culled attention to
the evils of the bar room nnd giv
ing publicity to Mr. Raskoh's
slogan adopted by him when he
snid 'I ant accepting the chairman
ship of the democratic national
committee to help A I Smith rid
the country of this damnable
prohibition.'"
This drew from Henry H. Cur
ran, president of the Anti-Prohibi-tin
association a statement that
In spite of n good deal of cam
paigning experience, "the secret
circulation of barroom cartoons Is
a new one on mo.
'I m beginning to wonder how
much Lucas and Kess are helping
the republican party," he observed.
Sin If Rwrves I 'on!..
CONCORD, N. II. W) High
way bea uly Is preserved for New
Hampshire motorists through state
acouisftlon of roadside forest res
ervations varying from many -acre
plots to narrow strips on both
side uf a rond.
Favor Tnx Revision.
NASI I VI LLK, Tetin. (!') Reor
ganization of Tennessee's tax ninl
f Isea I system has been recnni
mended In the legislature in a re
port from the Tennessee tax com
mittee, a group Hidei ted by indus
trial and commercial lender.
Complete New Museum.
OKLAHOMA CITY (fly "tale
historical building, monument I"
(pioneer Oklahoma, which will
house valuable- urehneologicnt a ml
historical exhibits of tho south
west has been completed here "t
t runt of $500,000.
Too Many lg
TOPKKA, Kns., Dec. 24. TV
Oram Whitehead, city fireman,
spent nearly all day repairing n
Christmas toy. He put In hours
whittling out n fourth leg for h
baby piano. Then he discovered it
was supposed to have Just three.
Kijkciip Vlollivr IHph
IIIVIKNK. Dec. S4. A1 Hteplwn
Kmeert. XK. pioneer bop Rrowi-r-of
Lane county and one of the build
ers of the Smred Motel, dbd hero
today followinic a short illness.
KNOI-KWOIM), N. J., Dee. It
(,Vi Ha by Llnilberch Is io visit
(iinndpa nnd (irnndma Morrow fm
Chilslinns. If Hanta dm.sn t brlim
him a plane everybody's k1"""'"
be wrotiK.
I'OK'I LANK, tire., Dec. 21. OVl
K'uneral servbes (or Mainr Wil
liam Uelill, "J. "Palber of the Third
On-K'in." will be held In Portland
Ttiday afternoon. Mitjor lleidt died
Mondny nlKht of imeiimonlii.
OF AUTO FEES
SALEM WATER !
GOOD ENOUGH
i IS HOSS VIEW:
Legislators Will Drink Wil
lamette Water Unless
Order Given Secretary
for Outside Supply.
SALKM. Ore.. Dee. -J. Wi
M'Mnhers of the Oreunn iij;isla(ure
will drink Salem water at the
coming session at UkihI Secretary
of State I loss thinks they will.
And since an epochal cleft ion. in
Oregon some Hi years ago it has
lieen t he secret n ry of st a I e w ho
has decided officially what the
legislators shall drink.
A good many years ao the
Multnomah delegation, having be
come educated to bull run water.
felt that it couldn't legislate, with-;
out a jug of Hull lUwi on tap in,
each bouse. The delegations from
other counties fell into line and;
for a number of sessions Hull
Hun was the legal beverage of
the Oregon legislature. It came
by express every morning. j
OflVi SuhMittile. !
Hut the delivery was incunven
lent, and word went nut that Sa-1
lent water would again have rec
ognition, lliiwever, the prejudice
would not down, and other towns
sent In their bids Mend, Wesl 1
Linn, McMinnvlllc and Hubbard ;
with Its mineral spriuus.
McMinnville drew the long straw'
and furnished the water Inst ses
sion, sending It to Salem by tru k.
It snowed. In the wnrds of Sec
retary I loss "McMinnville- bad n
heck of a. time making delivery.'" j
Salem water, he avers, is now nsj
good as any in the Mate, and hcj
isn't open to overtures from anyj
other place.
lloss admits that if the legis
lature orders him to get its, water
elsewhere he'll have to do it.
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KENT LAND, Ind., Dec. 24. (Pi
His- civil rights, restored-'by a
full, presidential pardon, Warren
T. !McCray, former governor of
Indiana who served more than
three years in Atlanta federal
prison for using the mail to de
fraud, today anticipated a happy
Christmas. . , - . ,
' "U'm going to be ft gleat Christ
mas for us," ho Haid when word
came president Hoover had grant
ed the pardon late yesterday.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 24. (P)
Frank McCarter, 52, proprietor of
the Pacific Typo.Suppty company,
died of a heart attack today, a few
minutes lifter his arrival at police
emergency hospital. He became
ill in his office and was rushed to
the hospital.
PROTECTION
30
North
Central
4R-
i MMyMSmMm Our
ip
ELKS TAKE Ml
I.
The dispensing of its, ianriunlj
Christmas cheer io ,thc needy .liuoii J
of Medford and vh-lnlty, the. funds
f( r which were raised by the Klk.
lodge Chrb'tmus tree, began this j
morning and continued all day. j
In addition the lodge met other I
much needed aid In special worthy I
cases. ,
There were K0 boxes alone f
foods and, fruits, boxes being used
this year Instead of baskets . ,us
formerly, as each box hnbbt about
twice as much provender as wan
given out last Christmas. The
contents of eai-h 'box has a value
of from $12 to $15.
Kach box contains soup to nuts
f rn It cake, one chicken, dried
fruit, freHi fruit, piece, of roast
meat, potntoet), oranges and ap
ples, canned soups, vegetables and;
an assortment of groceries. I
In addition to eaeh general box;
WHILE YOU ARE
SAVING
When you invest with us you not only have the
; protection of first mortgage security on im
proved real estate but you have the. comfort
ing assurance of our background of twenty
two years of safe saving. "
It is a good thing to place your money where
it is always worth a hundred cents on the dol
lar and where it has an assured income. , ,
A preferred dividend of 7 ' is paid on CLASS
A stock in this Association, shares are issued
in multiples of $100.00 and participate in the
semi-annual dividends from date of invest
ment. i . . : , .
Jackson
Building
Association
There's just so much jcy in the world,
we are told, and every one gets his little
share. But on Christmas we are so .close
to the happiness of our fellow men that
every one shares in the joy allotted to
every one else. Christmas multiplies joy
. . . and we hope that yours will be so
plentiful that it will last the whole year
through. , ,
ADRIENNE'S
"Distinctive Individual Apparel for Women"
of eatables there went a box of
ncars. and one or two wiillnu tab-
i b is lor children.
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SAIlF.ir, prc.pDet. 24. (P).
telegram; (roin .the war department
received yesterday by General Geo.
A. While said that construction
operations, Involving an Immediate
expenditure of $30,000 In federal
money, will begin at tho Oregon
National Guard military training
grounds on Cutsop plains next
month. At tho suggestion of Ore
gon 'authorities the work Is being
expedited to relievo unemploy
ment. Seventeen new buildings are
to be erected.
Carols at Tomb
SPRINGFIIOLD, His., Dec. 24.
(Pi Christmas carols will be sung
about Abraham Lincoln's monu
ment tonight for the first time.
The negro choir of the Pleasant
Grove llaptist church will bo the
carolers. ;
Goiinty
and Loan
TJX
5.
IV
UST SESSION OF
THE FADING YEAR
The tlnnl session ;of, tho jcjiunty
court foiMVSO wits l)ol3 tortnjr add
wiift a tamo affair, with little bust
neHH transacted.
It was tho final session fr
Georffo Alford, county commission
er. Victor Hursull. the other' com
missioner, was not in nttenrtanco'.
Commissioner Alford will be
succeeded- in Januui-y.-' by Joh,n
Himiobui'K, elected to tlie post hist
November at tho (tenrral election..;:
Tho first business coming' hefafe
tho county court In. tho 'newyeart
will be 'I ho final approval of th
1031 tax IniclKct, which will he cut
In accordance with the financial
balances of tho various county ahi .
lmrtments at the close of business
December 31. ' . -
Ten tltrltlsh atrcrnft manufac
turers sent exhibits to this season's
Pari automobile show.
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Organized
1909