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Newspaper Page TextP'AflE PTX HfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QKKnoy. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1931. "ifiii'l ft n lilf f f HOUSE PASSES $910,000 FUND, FOR PARK ROADj Wooden Hen Gives Prize Fowls Hint at Poultry Show Crater Lake Would . By Two-Year ' tion Program in Leavitt Bill. NKW VOI1K. Jan. 14 lP) A mechanical lulkinK hen that rtlHCUHHt'H the value of nutt-lotion In throe lunKUUK'-H and lay wooilon i'kkh to prove ItH theorlcN competed ! with r..tl(iil fowl at the annual PrOflti Am,1,'l-:in poultry hov today. I t rAuioiiru oy me uppurl COnStrilC" ''t of UKilcultuiP. the auto- maton wax the scnmitlon of ErtlDOUied ' ",0 recent world' poultry 's' coni:resM in jondon. It nun Kiven convincinK perforrn- nncea Hince then In St. LouIh, Atlantn and Chicago. RrevA WAPIUNCJTOX. .Inn. 14 7Pt- The houo tmlay pasei- thn l,ea v'.ll bill :nithor!zint a two-year $1.1,000,0011 prni;ram for contruct Inp national park road and ex tending thi'm outward to connect with the federal aid highway hb tcm. It now KoeH to the ricnatc. The bill d i reds t h o ec re t a ry of Inte rior to spend mi authorized appro priation of $7,:00,000 dining oaeh of the fiscal yearn 1!32 and 1!33 q'n huiMini approach roads. These approaches are limited to I0 miles, not more than 40 m'lew. of u-hloh may be in any one county, and nniKt lend acnwji land at least HO pe-r cent owned by tho govern ment. The park service furniKhod tcn tritfve remiiremcnta for approach road which would bo wholly or portly supplied undr Ibo lotivitt Mil. They Included Crater lko. Sfllil.min; lanneii Volcanic. $l!.nio, 000 and .Mount Itainler $S4:..nnn. 4 4 Culifoi'iila fou pie Wed Shortly aft.-r obtaining mar- j rlajce license yeaterday afternoon ;at the county clerk' office, Walter j Victor and Florence flilpin, both i of Sacramento, fa., were wed by i(titnty Jih1k Spamm'. The new- ' lywcd.4 left today, for their norm ' in Sacranv-nio. t . i Turkey Gizzard Yields Diamond As Shoot Prize RING CZARS IVIAY L OVER SHE CHICAGO. Ian lucky fellow In M- Tom (if) A Amler- KOOtl rifle iU mi MYRTLE PI. GIRL TELLS WILD YARN KAN FRAiWlHCO, Jan. H (At I'" red a Carman, I !l, of Myrtle Point, Ore., nnd Kola Sanchez, 20, of Merced, Oil., complained laM night to police they had been kid naped and attacked, hut physicians found no confirmation of their Rtory and they were detained on SUHplClOIl. Police learned that the younger girl, who had been living ut Myrtle Point Hevernl yenrn with two unelea, Karl nnd Charles Adamn, fuul appeared In Merced wovernl rnonthfi uro with n man who had pOHed nH her husband, filvlntf the name of (Jarman and who la In jail there on a had check chnt-KC SA.V A.VTONK) DK I.OH C'Oll Iii;s. Argentina. Jan. 14. iifi Vol canic eruptloiiH and earthquakes shook western Argentina in the Ji Porn a rcjjion today. Two t)ernon.s were reported killed at Cob res and it W!M feared many more may hove perished in the crle of eruption which bi'an lawt Thursday. Difficulty of crosrdnK the rouh terrain In the vicinity of thi; orup llonn was Increased by heavy rains which have ttwoiicn small Ht reams to the proportions o( rivers. Pavement Wh SMpiM-iy i Wet, .dlppery pavement made ; auto travel to Med ford from Ku- Kene somewhat dunyerous today, reported I l-rb Owen on hb; ar-1 rival here thi afternoon. He awj on heavy truck that had slipped j off the highway north of C rants Pass, landing in a precarious posi-j tion. He plans to return to Ku- j Kene tomorrow, following tonight's j wrestling match at the A rmory, featuring Hay Krishie. Med lord. , and Jack I to ma no in the main j event. t son. He is also skilful His shooting wan t he won a turkey at i range. Inside the turkey's gizzard his win- found a diamond. The bird came from a farm somewhere in Michigan, but Tom Huid he wasn't worrying 5- much about that. OF HEAVY BOU I 3ELL TELEPHONE Presents Talk Today Mr.' I,yda King, county nurse, was a speaker before the girls of the Ham Valley high school to day, hh a part of her day'H duties which also took her to Cold 11:11 and the northern end of the county. -ITV The ME ELLIOH TO REFEREE 1 BY FALL ON AXE rtOSIlItritn, Ore., Jan. 14. A Clinton I '.amber of Sutherlln was broiiMht to a hospltnj hero today mjffer.lnK from nn nxe wound which nviirty severed hin right arm at the shoulder. ' Ho was cutting brush near Mount Hcott when a dead limb fell from a snag, struck him on (he hack nnd threw him forward upon the edgo of tho axe. 1 Kamhcr'H companions, Carl Thornton nnd Amie Peplot, cltimp e'd the nrterlett, hound the wound nnd halted bleeding, and then brought Panther five mile on horseback to a road east of Suth erlln. 4 Arriving thin alloruoon from En gene, Herb Owen, matchmaker Tor t lie Medioid boxing commission, nnnnunced that Harry Kllioti, well known to local fans by reason of previous uppeurunceH, will referee tonight's wrentHiitf bonis tit the ur inory, feuturlng Hay Frlsblo. Med ford, und .luck Komniio, ring vet eran, iif the nui in event. Klliolt is an old hand tn refereeing and will add zest to the mutch. j I WIH RAKE PLEDGED M OREGON r.VIVWUHITY OF on ICO ON. l-'ugene (Special) Mary Haider of Med Cord has, been pledged to Kappa )elia sorority at the L'nl vendty of Oregon, nnd Jack T. Walker, aim of Med ford, has been pledged to I'lil Sigma Kappa fra ternity at the beginning of winter term. Poll studenlH entered school at tho beginning of winter term and are registered In tho school of businesH administration. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 M") The house haei adopted a pro posal to require tho army to pur chase for use In tho United Slates only those article mnde from do mestically produced raw materials. The limitation was written into the war department supply bill for lhe next fiscal year by a vote of tiz (o i:i on the motion of Repre sentative Taber. Itepnblican, New York. BLDESlioioTDIES ON RANCH IN TEXAS CHIMMtKSS, Tex., Jan. 11. iJP) Ilee.ne Hart oik, 1 00-year-old cow boy, died on the Smith ranch north of Children last night. He had been In Texas 80 yearn, and an employe of the Smith ranch 4 0 years. I ta r to n w n ' "so me w h e ro In the west" during the Civil war period and did not know of the war until it v;h over. Ho had been known! as the world's oldest cowboy a number of years. I NKW YOIiK, Jan. 14 American Telephone & Co., earned approximately a share in liiljo, said Waller Clifford, president, in a statement today accompanying dividend checks to stockholders. "A net gain of 125.000 tele phones added to the lie II system during the year was much below norma! growth, hut not unfavor able when compared with the level of general industrial aetivi Uch." the statement added. Hy HerUrt Itaiker. f Associated I're-s S ports Writer) J NKW YOUK. Jan. A Max Si hnieiinx nnd W. K. ( Young f Stribling have hlgned for a heavy- weight title bout to be held in June and thereby precipitated what may develop into a bitter, duel between tho XeV Yoi It HlUU.' j Athletic commission nnd Madison Square Oarden corporation. - j i Under t e r m s of a contract j drawn up and signed yesterday, ' I Sehmeling and Stribling will meet. ill a city to be selected HO " . more day before the match, with the winner defending the title j against I'rimo Camera, Italian1 man-mountain, in September, Car-j nera arrived here trom ha rope j j yesterday. T-legraph! Tho oun tract was signed by rep- $ 1 0.4 0 ' resen tat Ives of the three heavy -1 ights with the Madison Squaroi irden corporation of Illinois, a. subsidiary of the New York gnr-l den. " j I i STORY 3 (Continued from Page 1) STORY 1 (Continued from Pag 1) measuro is mainly fop relief of farmers using gasolino for farm purpose. ' Itcgiilale liarlty. The abnsi' of county charity is the target of ft bill introduced by Senator Woodward and lleprejMi tative Dorothy McCullongh Ixe. It provide. that peivons applying for county aid must have lived in the county at least fix months andjated' ,ta inlunUon the state at least a year. It also provides that time spent in or on parole from a public institution or private, charitable institution shall not be counted in the time of resi lience. Governor Julius L. Meier held hLs first conference with mem hern of the prcs this morning, nnd ar ranged for daily conferences throughout the session and his ad ministration. Ho stated that "I want you to always feel welcome to call on me." Some of his an nouncements would be jnuicd from the executive offices In written form, he announced. details, so that the bids can bo let, anil tiie contractors have the ma terial on the ground ready to be gin actual construction shortly after the first of June, when school closes. The. first work will be the dismantling of the Washington school building. A special bond election to re move any legal doubt, will he held tomorrow At the first election the bonds carried by a vote of seven to one. hnd will carry to morrow, from all indications by the same ratio. In the construction of the new courthouse, for which a fund of approximately Str.ooo is avail able, the county court has reiter- to use local labor, nn far us possHilc, and this will be one of the conditions of the contract. Most of the plans submitted call for the establishment of a county jail on tho top floor, and some call for a tower, which will be about the only ornamention of the structure, tho county being oppos ed to "gingerbread effects." FEDERAL RLK rtlVKK, Idaho, .Tan. H Wl Nulled to the door nf the burn of Mi-8. T. S. Jeffries Is tlu pelt of o hohrut. 4 feet from tip to tip. The nnlmal wiih huny In her hen huUHO and tho flock wan fnHt be ln decimated. Mm. Jeffries enter ed with n Harden ralie and km buwy. Why not serve the best? SB Federal Iluslness Men's associa tion met at luncheon at Hotel Med ford yesterday, with about members present. Superintendent J. II. Itilliugslea of Siskiyou Na. tional Forest wiih the speaker. Members of tho association at tended from Klamath Falls, Ash land, Medford, Grants pass, Luke view and Ktamath Agency. HAD STOLEN JEWELRY UOSKItUUO, Jan. 14. ) Italdolph Jennings, 25, of Kansas City, was under nrrest here today and was being quewtioncd in con nection with tho robbery of the Carter jewelry storo In Kugcno .Monday night, Six rings, still bearing the retail price lag, were found sewed In the lining of his coat, police an nouueed. STORY 2 (Continued from Page 1) STORY 4 (Continued from Page 1) PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 14 Southeast storm warnings were ordered up at X a, m. today at all coast stations north bf Cape Illanco on the southern Oregon coast. In creasing southeasterly winds were expected to become, of gale fori with rain within the next L'4 hours. U O G U F. H I V Y SCHOOL. Jan. I4 Itogue Itivei the Ashland U HIGH (SpU The high school will piny Normal second team. and the town team of Itogue Itlver will play the Ashland Normal first team In a d o u b I e header here Thursday. The Itogue lttver town team daycd the Ashland Normal a very close name on their own floor recently, so ft good game Is expected from both teams. Play will start at 7:1 Tt p. m. Wall Street Report KLAMATH BLACKSMITH DIES FROM EXPOSURE KLAMATH FALLS, Jan. 14. (Vi Overcome by exhaustion and exposure, Ira Ware, for many years a blacksmith here, died yesterday ti few minutes after train crew discovered him beside the tracks. He was found near Dairy, ore., and hail been walking along the tracks when he filiated.; MASHIE NIBLICK PROVES EFFICIENT AS FISHP0LE NKW YollK, Jan. 14. (--Slow improvement follow ed early celling in stocks today ami the market dosvd firm, with small K FY WFST. Fla.. Jan. 14 (Pi For fishing, take It from Ralph Underwood of Chicago, who is a good golfer, there Is nothing like a mashie niblick. Yes. sir! On the way from the links he saw a school net gains general. Trading, bow-, of yellow tails In tho channel near ever, lecorded the slightest volume! Poca Chlca. With n stance on the In weeks. Anaconda, Atchison, ater's edge he lofted It! fish to Union Pacific. American smelting,' captivity with his No. 1 Iron In no! well's ' " NATIONAL CREST (offee Ko! Sold at siwm. W. deli vtrdlm-t to your hooM. Ttlrphom The CASWELL COKKKK M AN 'lei. fr-J-4. Medford Automatic Electric Coffee Roatiinf AccOmpliilicti by the CEQ W CASWELL CO l. Steel, Amerlrun Otn ntnl Allied Chemlntl roue 1 to H net. Siilea approximated I.J.'i'.OiUl shim . Todny'n eloping pt ices for K i-lei-ted Ktni-k follow: Am. fun t.io Am. Tel. and Tel I SI Aniteoii'.l't Col. (tax ... 3-t ('ill Us l lKht tieneriil ICIeetrli' (new) 44 tienernl Motom S' Tm KennU'ol Copiier 2S Mont. Ward I ' ' time at all. SEALS TO STUDY ART OF HITTING POLO PILL li.idlo 8ea in K. V I'nlted Air I' S. .Steel Int. Td in corporation Itoebllik ..... Tel. 1 (i I :.'-v HI Si t'nlon. Kastern (iropon l.ittht Power Co.. completed construc tion of ;,l00 "tike hillldlliK. Il:l. MdNTi:. Cnllf.. Jan. I A .Wonder how the hattlnx nver. aKes of the moid Kolfers untonK b.tsetiall ilayem coluare with those of the dtlffern. The San Kranolson Seals are to stu.lf nniler an expert bow n polo ball Is hit. B. ANDb77s DENIED COAST TOURIST RATE LOS ANCKLUS, Cal.. Jan. H. (!') I'ltbllo poekH wero taken into the lioclk homo lira and tempestu ous ulinliH of ('lata How, t'lnminK halreil "it" Rirl of thn films, with the reading today of the roulesxlon of nor erstwhile secretary, Daisy Dollop. The 30-paKe docitment was ready by MIbh Dorothy Ailums, dis trict uttoryey's stonoKraplier, who took down Miss Delloe's statement, nn thn witness stand in tho Monde secretary's trial for kiiiiiiI theft or approx I nun ely yi ti.OOo. Kxcerpts from the lengthy tlocu tnent bared to the nubile eye MIks DoHne's description or Clara's love artalrs with nunierous suitors, bet assertions Hint Clara had been or dered to keep her name out of the newsiiupei'H, that Miss How "inlKht kill tne when she was drunk" ami that "ono more slum In the news pupers and Clara would be through with pictures." Dirty Housekeeper "When I first went to work for Clara," Miss Dellop said In eonle.ss lug t lllaney .Matthews, district, attorney's Investigator, "her house was terribly ditty. I first bad it completely renovated. It cost I00 to clean house while Miss How was In New York and about l;i.'i for other work in the house." "Miss How was drunk." the ex secretary said Inter in the confes sion, "ntnl If I had gotten Into an argument with her she would hnvo tried to kill me, as she had tried to once before. I wouldn't have' any words with her ill all. I want, ed to get things settled as quietly as possible, and keep Clara out or the papers, because one more slain in the papers nnd Clara is through in pictures." "lUw do you know thai'."' the document showed Matthew's asking. Publicity Shunned "lleeuuse Schulliert (film Htildio executive! told her to keep her name out or the papers or she would be done." Names of Harry Itlchman. New York nlgbl club rignre und former riuuco of Miss How; Dr. Karl Pier son, Dallas. Texas, physician, and Cnry Cooper, film star, brought forth rrom the note liook Matthews was ipioted as asking Mlis Delloe what hnd bapis'ned to letters belonging to the actress. Miss lcHoe-wus alleged to have re plied that she burned Iheni. "She didn't want tne to burn tbetn," the girl was quoted, "and when 1 tlrst went with her I burn ed flury Cooper's nnd others. uled under special order of busi ness In the bouse today. House committee began func tioning last night, with the legin bi'tinn and rules committee out lining its program, and tho game comnrsslon preparing for the new fish and game codes which will be placed before them at this session. Rainier. locl.lioo feet of ties and lumber shipped from this point to California recently. ENDS DIGESTIVE ILLS QUICK AND GAINS 5 POUNDS jk 4 v5t fir Pood does not nourish when it is nol properly digested. That's why people who sutler from gas on stomach and bowels, belching, nausea, headaches, dizziness, etc., due to indigestion, ften find themselves underweight, weak, with lillle energy and vitality. All this is quickly changed when vou start using the simple discovery known as Pnpe's Uinpepsin. When people experience for themselves the lmnzing results of using these tustv 'it t le tablets, they invariably feci :ompelled to tell others. Mr. Wm. R. Firklin. 3036 West Pico Slreet, Los Angeies, Calif., savs: "1 sullered for over two vears with iiyperacidity, gas nnd headaches; Irving all the time to get relief by using soda and t real meats. "Then I lenrned nltont PnnV w ere ! Diape psin and began nn il. I t has been t wonderful help to me. I eat paslnes low without bud after-effects. How ,hey used to make me sulTerl "Friends that I have told about Diapcpsin have been helped in Hie lame way. I have gained live pounds nice starting on it." Ml druggists sell i(; or if vou wish o try it before buvimi. write "Pane's wouldn 't have then, laying around j i"iT,ini'r.lV.,!lin' w- Va - f"r a 11,., house " . MMiiiuj.i niiii. Oivgini Wcnllior Cloudy east, ruin west portion tonight and Thursday, moderate temperature. Strong southerly wlinl., nt limes gules offshore I WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 4 tT- Tho Haltitnore und Ohio taihoad ns denied permitoiion loilay to make tbtoUKh onew.iy tourmt pas scnger rates from Wanhinnton tn the Pacific coast and Hockey Mountain territory. ' Quick Relief for Stomach 1 1 Is j With each $1.00 cash pur chase a 5Cc ticket to the Holly Theatre FREE Alexander's Grocery SEE MAIN ST. WINDOWS Sale of Men's Fine Overcoats ! Thursday at Mann's January, February, March and April are all overcoat months so don't think you can get along without one. Be a wise bird and buy that coat now. Buy it from Mann's and get a real bargain. A real $25.00 to $35.00 coat for just $16.95. Three little $5.00 bills and some small change and one of these good-looking Scotch tweeds or other fine overcoat fabrics are yours. New styles, new patterns and best of all a new price. $25.00 to $35.00 Coats w.5 MEN'S SECTION, MANN'S MAIN FLOOR Women's Silk Hose $1.65 Pr. This $1.65 hose is the popular Theme stocking of pure silk, full-fashioned, chiffon weight, narrow French heel and of course in the new suede finish and with a dainty purl edge top. Alt shades and sizes. Rayon combinations $1.49 Ea. Women's and misses' fine quality nay on combinations with brassiere tops and elastic or cuff knee. A verp popu lar combination in peach, and flesh shades and all sizes. $1.95 value. Infants' and Children's Silk and Wool Vests 69C Ea A splendid silk and wool vest for in fants and children. This good garment comes in Jong or short sleeve styles and sells regular up to S1.95. Your choice Thursday at Mann's for 69c. . 0 Worked Models Half Price Final clearance cf all worked models. These beautiful articles consisting of many desirable things for home or personal use are left from our Christ mas stamped pieces. Out they go Thursday at !'s price. BLANKETS $3.49 A splendid blanket value for Thurs day. Mann's part' wool double blank ets In full bed, 7280-inch size. A dandy heavy weight cover in rich pas tel block plaids and bound with a wide sateen ribbon. Regular $3.93. A New Spring DRESS For $95 Just think of buying a new spring dress for so little money as $6.95 and what good looking dresses they are. Colorful prints over the newest dark grounds of navy, black, green and brown. Eggshell crepe collars or with dair.ty bits of lace. Some are tailored and self-trimmed, also some are in solid -colors of red, orange, green and blue, that are bright as the new sea son. The size3 are from 14 to 44. SECOND FLOOR firs vs Make Your Appoinment Now for that Free Facial Colonial Dames Facials FREE r "THE. STOiffE FOB EVEPVBODV J r o Colonial Dames Facials FREE -&