VACIV. KTX
MEIER PLAN
FOR POLICE!
IS OPPOSED!
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arEDFORD MATL TTITBUNE, MEDFORD, QftECiOy, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1031
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Motor Association, Game; J
Commission, W. C. T. U.i
and Secretary of State'
Voice Disapproval of Con
stabulary for Oregon.
Thursday. ;
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iM-ivH and nuirketw by .Mall
Tribune.
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tour; Jackson Co. Hldg. & :
Loan Asn: Wuiih (lifts, 4
to 8 I.oI'b (iet Associated: i
iifWH dtgi-Kt; old Chestnut
review. I l
,"',: I'i Hoover -Approves Use
. muummb u iur creation 01 u am- m nt. Sho went to S.mta Itoaa
tllct to coimtruct a tunnel. I frequently utIeinptinK thi-ouch an
.... vuimiiiiwiuu attorney to have tile doeretf tnoai
j no iirm measure would place fk-d. Kach time she went to visit
.u.,..iiK oi niKiiniiy uinnem her child lic had difficulty In cn.
under tho duties of tho hlithway I ir him. When nho aaw him ulu
SAUCM. Feb. 12 P) OppoHl
tiiui to vurioim 'ti;i.sis of Hie mule
police hill, chief iiinoliK which wan
tho inclusion of the traffic depart
liieut Into the cniiHtuhnlary Hy-ntcm,
was voiced at the hearing hcl'oie
the tjclluto rcvinion of law com
mlltec last nluht. Tho ini-amire ns
inliodiiccd hy Senator II. I.. Kdtly
was dialled hy Atioincys I.. A.
l.lljeiivlst and CeoiKe JoKeph, and
carries wilh It the endorsement of
Governor Julius U .Meier.
Secretary of Stale Hal K. Iloss
appeared helore the coininlltee
pioteBtiiiK, as he had done hy let
ter to the governor previously, the
plan to transfer the traffic law en
forcement from his dcpnrlnicnt to
the police Bystcni, and filed a long
brief with tho committee senilis
forth his objections.
Motorists Object
Others iippcarint; included itepre
Bcntatlves or the Orpitnn Slale Mo
tor association, Slate Labor or
Riini.alion, I'nrlhiud l-ib.ir Conn
ell, I lie V. 0. T. I!, lind memhors
of Ilio Kauie and fish commissions.
1 wo Individuals, representing
taxpayers inncd adoption of the
measure, whilo Sam Kozer, former
aecrctary of state siiKKcstcd co
operation plans and reviewed the
history of the highway patrol in
Orocoii.
Senator Kddy. in rceniiiincndinc,
tho hill, declared the system pro
vided for officers to represent the
"majority of the slate of On-Run."
rather than each branch perform
Ins only lis own dudes. He de
clared I he plan would eliminate
duplication ami would probably re
sult in a Having to tho state of a
quarter mill ion dollars.
' Act Held Impractical
Robert Fund of tho risli com
mission protested tho Inclusion of
Homo of the duties or tho fish mid
tiamo wardens, while 14. F. Avcrlll
declared Ihu act Impractical. The
elimination of Hie prohibition com
missioner anil plaeliiK his dalles
in Hie stuto police program, was
protested by Mrs. V. It. Cuffou,
roiiresontlni? (ho W. C. T. II. New
ell Williams, who declared ho only
represented the iucrcusliiK Wil
liams family, and speaking as a
taxpayer, urged adoption of the
bill.
Afntorlsts or the state protest
the chanuinK of tho traffic depart
ment, brings ita Mutus hack to
where It was years ago, declared
Itay Conway, representing the mo
torists. Tho mutter of hlghwuy
patrol Is also one of education und
for Ihu safely of motorists, and
not one with tho solo aim or ur
Jiffltltig crlmliiuls. Ho slated, with
prohibition und pollco powers, the
.publicity attached would keep tour-1
lists, who roBvnt having their cars
'searched, out or llio state.
Labor Opposed
Hen T. Osborne, executive soe
.jolary of Oregon Labor Federation,
jmnid the movo wus opposed by
labor, mostly on general principles,
mill that ir adopted the statu would
ilio "dririlng hark to militarism."
Hobs. In his Btnloments, declur
I'd slates whero the constabulary
system was uaed, mid whoso plans
fwero used us patlorns of tho pres
ent bill kopl tho traffic depart
ment separate. Ho pointed to the
'.ofMcloney of llio present trurrie b.vb
tern. Ho furl Iter slated Hint the
enforcement of truffle laws was
closely allied with the automobile
I'eglst nil ion di-purtmcul, and I hey
ulioiild he kept together.
Three oilier hearings were hold
dining the evening, ono on the now
gumo code, another on child wel
fare legislation anil one on the
liuslc science hill, all before re
spective committees. The "use of
slool-plgeous" was ono of tho ob
jections made to tho gaum code,
ns well ns denying the rainier n
light to carry a gun on his own
properly.
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1:30 to 5-KSIHU prosenta-
$20,000,OCO Drought
Compromise for Food and
Clothing By Farmers
Hyde Gives Opinion.
WASHINGTON', Feb. 1 2. (!
Tho adinlnislratlun today tcinc
II I Ihc use of the fJH. 000,000
dri-ut;lH loan fund comprninisc
for food and clothing purchases.
lion; (.'cell a:id Sally.
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STORY 2
(Continued from Page 1)
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Dont
let SORE THROAT
get the best of you .
FIVE minutfi after you vuh on
Mustcrnle your throat should Ikkmi
40 fed Irss orc 1 C'ontioue tlip trrtminc
oticc ctxry hour for fire hours an J
you'll be astonished at the relief.
Tbii fmouf Wend of oil of must-iid,
f Jinphor, menthol and other iticmli
, rnt briiiRi relif njiurjlly. Musterolc
petB aetion because it t a "counter
t irrru" not iut it ulvc it penc
Ifates and xtiinuiaiei IiKhhJ ctmiljtion
r mid helps to draw out infi etion and pain,
llscd bv millions for 20 ytars. Recom
mended by doctors and nurses.
KcepMimerolt handy- jarsand tubes.
To Mothers Musterole i$ also
inatte in niiUtcr form jor bohivt
and smalt children. Ask Jor Chit
aren s Mitsteroie.
ntldri'HMod tho mnlmlcr (tint nil
power Ih from Uml, upon tlu'tr
HultJrctH ho utljuml obedience.
Tin inrHmiKo coni'luiltxt:
Word to Itiilor
"To tho riilotH of tho world wo
Hoy that nil power Ih from (Jud.
"SuhJt't'tM. ho yu ohedlent. lie
who leslntH puwor i-ohIhIh tiod und
hiliiKH eleinal dnniuutlon on him
nelf. "To tho rich wo wiy: You arc
the ministers of divine rrovhlence;
let your KuodH ho dlspoiiHed to the
poor. Kettienther tho wordH of
rhrint woo (o you rich.
"Pour pooplo, remember the
wordH of Chrlut, tho example of
fhilst.
"It iciiuihiH now nt the end Hint
to tho whole world ami to nil II k
IhhnhlltintH wo K've our upoMolle
benediction.
"W'orlu'iM and oiuplnytM'H, work
together In froteruul charity, week
Dm iiIuiivh what Ih Just.
Itcincinlrcr ATflli t;tl
"1-aNt In exocutlou. hut flrt In
IntenHon. wo remember Hump who
(irr afflhted with InftrmltleH and
MifferlMKM. offering our piayetn
and our help, and i cmcmhcrtiiK
the wordM of him wlumo person
wo represent: Vomo unto mo all
yo tui hthor and are heavy luileu
and I will t'cfnvdi ye.' "
Tut her ! la nf ranehehl, director
nf t hi' Viillcnn radio HlalUm and
proMldent or the 1'ontlflcinl Acad
omy. In an addrcs-t at tho ucidemy
pialned the work of Kenalor Utmll
elmo Marconi and onrolled the In
venting name iih a member.
WAHillXfJTO.V, I 'pIj. I a. (!)
Secretary llydi today Informed
llio senate there Ih no prohlbHlou
In '.lie drought ridhf comproinlKO
naiiiKt uhIiik (he loann for tho
pure ha be uf food and clothing
by farmoi-H "if necpMsary to ef
fect tho pui-pune of crop produc
tion and nKi'J cultural rehabilita
tion "
The nKriculturc. wcrelary'H tele
Ki'am from !oulnville. was In re
Hponso to the Itorah rt'Holutlun
axklii bin Interpretation uf tho
$50.0(iij,uou drought loan fund
coiiiproiiiise, nt-arlnir a voto In
tin- Heniite.
Kohlnsoii K4'plleH.
A whilo hoforo Vicc-I'roHldent
Curtis had the I lyde uieHHaKO
read. Democratic' Leader Robinson
had d dared coiiKieHH could ho
charged wilh Inorfickncy If It
failed to pans the remedial meas
ure. He was replying lo nttacliH
on I bo com promise from within
his own party ranks.
An attentive senate heard (he
TiKi'icult uro KPcretary'H interpreta
tion, a quorum call having brought
many abneiiteeH to the floor.
Tho Jlydo ftatonicnl henn wiyi
an assertion that the propowd
funds were not intended for tho
purchase nf food and clothing.
However, the conclusion aald
Micro was no prohibition njrniiiHt
lh. linnowers uslnj; tho funds
for that purpose. If necesHury.
DoiiUHTats rpheld.
Tin- Heerotary ii)hcld the con
tent ion uf Senators Kuhinsou and
i 'ara way, J temncrats, of Arkansas
who nave accepted the compru
inl.se.
Snator Horah. Itepuhlfcan. of
Idaho, and other Kepublteau in
dependents and r-oino Democrats
are f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u the com prom Iso on
the $ari, 000,000 Red CroHH appro
priation which was voted by the
Henate, only tu meet stiff opposi
tion in tho house.
Tho $0,000,000 fund dealt with
hy Hydo today Is a Hiihstitutu for
that appropriation.
Sena tm Norris, Republican, Ne
braska, ut tho conclusion of tho
reading wild "It souiuIh Hko the
Wlekoi sham ropcut."
Senator Itarkley, Denioi-rat, ot
Kentueky, proposed sending It to
tho attorney general ' to find out
what It means."
coinmlBsitJii. This vn withdrawn
and tho one Just voted down would
create ti separate commission of
three members, appointed by the
Kovernor, to construct and sell
bonds for tho project. The bill was
designed for construction of the
:j.ouu,ouu proposed project west
of I'ortland.
sn umi-uauinK stamp bill was
Introduced by Kenalor William F
Woodward of Multnomah county
The bill would make tho issuing of
any stamps, coupons, certificates,
cards. packuKe labels or wrappers.
can covers, botuo caps or other
similar devices," which would en
title the person receiving them to
any premiums or bouusos, a nils-
demeanor, subject to flno or Im
prisonment or both.
Oloo Hill Itcferred
Objecting to tho clause that
financial aid would bo withhold
from state Institutions ond others
obtaining any uld if such Institu
tion used any form of butterfat
substitute, house members sent
.Senator Joe Dunne's oleomargar
ine bill back to the committee on
food and dairy products to elimi
nate this particular section.
Three house bills up for final
reading wero re-referred to tho
ways and means committee bo
cause of revenuo producing fen-,
lures. The bills provided that i
when relatives or tho estates of
Inmates of the state hospital or
feeble-minded school, state tuber
culosis hospital or tho stato train
ing schools are financially able,
they shnll contribute to the upkeeu
of the Inmate In question.
found him In tears, complaining
of his treatment,
t'pon her last trip south nn at
torney informed her sho had
rlsht to her child. January J ti
lyai, he waited for him to come
out of school, and when he beg
ged to como home with her sho
brought him back to Medford
where ho enkred the Lincoln
school thrpc weeks ago.
The mother became very 111 with
pneumonia and whilo she was In
the hospital her husband was noti
fied that a warrant for her arrewt
for theft of a child In the state
or California had been received
J tie local officials waited for her
to recover before making the ar
rest.
Yesterday Sears "came from Cali
fornia to get the child. Sheriff
Jennings accompanied him to the
Lincoln school yesterday but
fuxed to let him' take the bov. who
cneu tr tay with his mother.
Sears filed a writ of habeas cor
pus, and Kriday afternoon was set
the time for Mrs. Northey to
appear and how cau.se whv the
onrt should not ulve the child m
his father, fjporge Roberts Is at
torney for Sears.
STORY 3
(Continued from Pago 1)
STORY 4
(Continued from Page 1)
Hetitiitlves Flslivr. (Iliiss, (luulry,
Hamilton, llollucrs. Mi-Plitlllim.
Niisll, NlrllulH, Oxmim, Proctor,
iMl-H. Smith, Htmvurt, TliornbruKli,
Tompkins, und Wcallii'ifuril. All
members were present to vote.
KesentiiiK utliieks on tho omcr
Keney liuiinl. Senators J. 1-1. Staples
O. It. Klieilmnl mill ;. W. Miller
ntlriliiiti-il most of the (luiuirlmen
lal ami Institutional flimm-tal
nhortiiKes lo innmherit tif the. ways
anil means eomnitttre eaeli session
who have hail no experlcnec on
that committee al previous hch
slulis, anil Senator Miller wiih par
ticularly hitter In hlit denunciation
of the ways ami means committee
which he termed "an unholy alli
ance.' The Ihruo voled UKalust
tile hills. '
Slap nt Officials
Senator J. O. Halicy criticised
"lllose stale officials who, Instead
of 1-c.mulnlitK In their offices nt
tcmliiiK to huslnesfl, lobby continu
ously from morning till nii;ht
UKalust or in favor of certain Icisla
latliin." lie said that duiiiiK the
noon recess officials had busied
Iheinsclvca lobbying UKalust I ho
enierKency hoard bill.
Tho second Tualltln tunnel bill
met lis deatli In tho sciinto ruin
niltlce when a move was ntado to
order n redraft of tlie measure.
Implied iibllKiillon of the statu In
the measure uh drawn had aroiiiied
the commllteti members and they
Instructed the rodrurt' be made
ulthoiit any obligation. Implied or
etheru Ise, to bo placed upon tho
male. The now bill must also
tlpillate that bonds be sold at par.
ami In entirety win amount lo an
wisdom of the courts. Hut )luddy
wants to stay with his mother.
And that's why Huddy'a boon cry
ing. In .May. luau. a final decree of
dlvorco was granted Fay and Uer
nard Sears in tho state of f'nll-
fornia. By common "agreement,
the mother maintains, Joint cus
tody of the child was tu accom
pany the decree. Tho divorce wa
obtained by the father and in ac
cordance with the reading of the
dwroo llio child was left In his
custody with tho mother retuininK
llio right to visit and bo visited by
her boy at nil reasonable times.'
Tho mother then married Mr.
Northey, now employed n.t the
Kconoiny Oroceteriu, and camo to
.Medford to malto her homo on
lleutty street.
Tho child ill tho meantime, she
say.H. wiih taken to llvo alono Willi
his aged grandmother, who Is deaf.
Ills father visited him Irregularly
and his grandmother wn.s unkind
to him. Ills pocket were cut so
he couldn't -carry -rocks or mar
bles, his play was Interrupted with
whippings for which hi:' grajulf
mother alwayrt removed her ear
trumpet. The decree regarding his ctlifcj
tody, the mother maintains, was in
violation of her husband's agree-
tho girl, Lincoln stopped at West
field on u campaign train after the
beard had been grown, and calling
for her, lifted her up and kissed
her, drawing nor-attention to the
fact he had taken her advice, the
governor said.
Lincoln kept the original of this
letter throughout the Civil war.
When ho died It diKsmienred
Later It was obtained by Cieorgo
ijouoro in noyal Oak, .Midi., an at
torney, from Mrs. Hobert Lincoln
al .Manchester, Vermont. Dodero
was introduced lo the governor's
audience.
TliPrc was no special observance
at tho cabin, near llodgenville.
Ky., where Lincoln was horn, hut
the Ladies Lincoln league of llod
genville prepared a program for
this evening in the town library.
The cabin, enclosed in a granite
memorial hall on the Lincoln farm,
was an attraction during the day
for hundreds of tourists.
Tourists also found an altraction
at llarrodsburg In tho Lincoln mar
riage cabin. It was in this cabin
the marriage or Nancy Hanks and
Thomas Lincoln look place. The
cabin is being enclosed in a temple
which will he dedicated next June
2, the U'Slh anniversary of Hie
marriage of Lincoln's parents.
CAR FERRY RELEASED
FROM GRIP OF FLOES
SAI:LT STli MAUIL. Out., Feb.
The car ferry Chief Wa
walam, wilh 10:! persons aboard,
freed herself today after being
locked in the ice for 27 hours, three
miles from Mackinaw City.
The passengers suffered but
slight inconvenience.
The Extra Cough Help
Extra In Power And Price
Creomulsion is a super-help for
coughs from colds. It is for deep
coughs where you dnre not risk a
weak help. Seven major helps are
embodied in it, including the best
known to medical science.
The creosote is blended, emulsified
and palatable. It is to soothe the mem
branes and combat the ftmns. It pre
sents the world's best help for coughs
of this kind in a pleasant form.
There are white pine tar, wild
cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc. All
the greatest helps in one, but with
no narcotic. Pcspite all its power and
efficiency, it is harmless to a child
Some coughs call for one help, some
another. Nobody can tell. So we com
bine the best in Creomulsion to be safe.
Creomulsion costs $1.25 - a little
more than lesser helps. But all drug
gists guarantee it and return the
full price to anyone not satisfied.
It may be too good for your cough.
A lesser help might serve. But is
it wise to take the risk when coughs
arc danger signals? Anyway, a
cough from a cold which' hnugs on
calls for this super-help. Do the
best ineji know to be &urc.
( tti: OMULS to I
for Difficult f ouyha
from f 'olda
STORY 1
(Continued from Pig 1)
spoke against Ihc measure oil cith
er one or both of the objections
raised were II. F. Nichols, David
O. Ol.isn, Arthur Mcl'hllllps, It.
Oolllcy, I,. I). Nash ami S. I
Stewart. Joining .Mrs. I.ee In sup.
port were Flunk l-J. Andrews. II.
I". Taylor. Allan llynon. K. A. Me
Corimck, Oust Amlersoii, It. w.
Olll and O. I'. Wtnslow.
Iln Thrjr Voted
The fifteen members vollng
ugtilnst the mrasuro were Tlepie-
(Jut cicrtiouJi.
On your radio tonight . , . II.
ten 10 l.otim Knntln, fitinini
nuitirrnloHist. She'll tell von
how names nnd dates nltcvt
success in business, love or
marriage. A real radio thrill.
KOIN and entire Columbia network
at 6:15 P. M., Pacific Coast time.
INCOLN and integrity
were synonymous. His word,
in small matters or in great
ones, stood firm. His was
an inflexible .conscience for
the right , . . coupled with a
great sympathetic h:jnian un
derstanding. What a pattern
ho set . , . for a person . . .
for an institution !
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