Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 23, 1931, Page 8, Image 8

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Room In Which George Washington Dd BISHOP PDIFJIS
IN ESCAPE
Three Chicago Convicts Fall
' In Freedom Dash When
Plot Disclosed To Prison
Officers 14 Escape In
Arizona Dash.
JO MKT. III., Kub. 2.i.-P)
Priwon KuardM, forewarned of mi
Impending plt by prismier to -k
cape, early yesterday Mint to death
three Chicago convtetH who Healed
the wall of the old Hlate pentien
Uury In a futile dunli for liberty.
Aided by a powerful prlaon
searchlight, the nuanln, ponted ont
Hlde the prison walln, with machine.
giitiK uh their weapoiiH, found the
three men cany targelH ami mowed
them down before (hey had a
chance to reach two automobileH
parked on a roadside near the pi'ln
ou, presumably by confederates.
Confederates Escape
M i. ' 1 y K J I f A
r Jil v w . V? f a? w . I
Ameiic:t should follow the lead off
Canada and uao the governmental ;
control syHtem, th lnw,s backing
tho system would be broken
just as ttr prohibition lawn are!
broken today. Ho declared the
plan w:i.s more nearly a kuccom In
' Canada, duo to the KUbJeru there
being mure loyal to law and order.'
Following of demee Washington
Idealism and developing it into true
present Americanism would do
much to Improve national condi
tions, lii.sboj) Sumner said In hU
closing rcmarkri, Americanism
should be practiced in every ham- WASHINGTON, IVb. 23. (P)
lnAnnic Uoor Wntorl nivino Iet town aml ciiy in tho ,a"a lo Tho Benale approved the compro.
MWdllld ncdl niUlUU UIVIUC bring about complelo national sue-. nifSB Muscle ShouU bill, complet-
ln ReVieW Of PITS L Two well-played viollnwHos were!
Dr.oo"rInfV 1 if n Anri Presented by Carlton Janes, well-
rtcoiucuio li i c rinw
I
WASHINGTON AS
AMERICAN-TYPE:
MUSCLE SCHOOL
OPERATION BILL
VETO REMOVED!
i
InK congresHionul action.
Sonifl of its odvocatnK havn et
IneHK(l four of u veto, despite
I'lfBiilent llnovnr'B gilencn.
The sennte ailoptfid the confer
ence re)ort on a record vote after
approving it hurriedly without de
bute earlier in the dny and then re
considering. The bill is the Rpcond providing
for operation of the Kovernment'a
$15.(kiu,cju power and nltrato plants
paised during the 10 yeurs of con
troversy over whut to do with the
huge wartime investment on the
Tennessee river in Alabama. .
Mall Tribune aa are reafl by
n rwin noaniA ovppv rtav tf
Achievements.
known Med ford violinist, during thej
'early part of tho hour. He wnn
, accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
f Jaiien.
Quite a delegation of Ashland
Tribute was paid today to fieorge Kiwaninns were also present. They
Washington by Bishop Waller P. nm,le "P a folf leam at PIa tnisl
... afternoon pji the Med font links i
9
SiimiKT of Portland.' head 01 the
i;pUc opal church, Oregon dlc.-eHC,
In speaking before the Ktwanis
elub in noon session at .the Hotel
Melford. I!ishop Sumner charac
terized Washington an the ideal
American and as an inspiration to
i A iiifHf':i n im
with a total Kiwanis team.
STORY 2
Continued from Poo 1)
This ruinous mom at Mount Vernon uilncK'l (he death of (Jeneral (.'eorge Walilnglon on I)(Hem
her It. I7ii(. Ami in this handsome I'eur-noter he lay ulien lie bi-euthed his lal words to his phys
lelau: "'ou luid IsMter not take any more trouble about me, but let me go off o a let I. v. I cannot last
long " The bed was rcsloreil to Moiinl Vernon hi 1H7. (f esH'rlal iuleresi Ik the trunk at the
Mt of (be hed. II eitrried Washington's baggage during the Itevobi tlemiry campaigns.
The speaker ntated many books ' i'Blur ' u chhivh ur neiiiiB,
t-,.,1 l. I . .. i i.l, fii-u i W Vn U'liArO Ititfilfi nnA u-'iu n '
president, and Abraham Uncoln i Sunday school teacher.
Dague Clean Shaven
Dague, grown Htouter aince the
days when he firm ..wan caught in
Aellon niailted (he senate pro
gram Saturday, and all hough that
branch was able to clear but half
of its calendar for that day, It en
nrlerl several imnortaiit meafliires.
Tho occupants of the car. pur-1 nK wuh H defeat of the new
filled by guards In two automobiles,
drove rapidly toward Chicago ami
escaped, apparently untouched by
HhotH llred at them us they lied.
Joseph Norkfewicz, 31, and Julio
Cliileno, 39, both serving time for
a confidence game, and Alvln J.
Kllman, 34, a convicted robber,
stale Kume code
Pasws Butter Bill t
The butter grading bill, upon
which there have been several pub )
lie hearings, was passed late Hatur-,
day. The house cleared Its eaten-:
dur, passing many minor hills, but .
defeating tho attempt to reduce Ihe
TILLER-TRAIL COPCO OFFERS
PEACE PLANS
ROAD SURVEY
. i ... , . . .. 7,7 snlu.les of circuit Judws in the
part of a kitchen detail of five con- T lmwll;)r()l(t.rli. ,...
victs. Overpower ng Frank l.n- wa lnrmWa ,, lhc ,,, ,1I)KS, ,,,
bert. a lone guard who was with ,,. N.pw , ,,ro.
hem in the refectory house, they; 1)lov,,., additional upproprl-
thrust him In o a refrigerator and , 1 re.omm-n,I.Ml by the
Build Ladder
, .. k .. .b "" "" " be assed bv nolb
nn adJoinliiK bakery and nails , ll(lll1(llrB a ,.,.vw
IN PR
HKiuggled from the prison ninchlnn
shop, the plotters constructed a
crude ladder which they carried !
ways and meaiiH coiuinlttee.
Hill few Important bills buv
hoiiHes of the
of ihe Houston
to date reveals. Of those approv
ed and signed by the governur are
Completion This Year Ex
pected Construction
Work Starts This Week
On Slimmer Road.
Sar''"'".':; o IWtond Ml am. the
east corner Here they placed the i)f the H,H(! . ,.,
uK.w... n .. n.ie.. .. .,,- ,,, , (pgislntuie bus ready Canyon
Survey i.f the Tiller-Trail road,
from Trail in this county to
t'anytmvillc on the I'uelflc high
the only other national hero who
has be.-n the subject of a larger
' number. Hbthop Hunn('l in re-
Viewing portions of Washington's the meshes of the law, was clean
lire, caned to mind n dook asn shaven. his head clipped, and clad
ilngion hail written himself, about i jn a white shirt, open ut the front,
a trip into Ohio to discourage j without a collar, and in dark trou-
I French settlement of ihe area. sera and black Hllppcrs.
In'adilltlon to being a writer, he; Ho gazed steadily at the wlt-
was closely Identified with finances! nesses from side to side before
and was a director of the ltank of the death hood was adjusted. Then
! Knglund. Washington w-: a sue-J followed the prayer of the Kev. .Mr.
1 veyor and Is given credit for plan - j Teagalden. and the electric con
ning the city of Washington, as It i tact. At 7 : 1 a a. m. the physicians
now stand.-.. He is identified with pronounced the man slayer of
tile plann.ng of the capitol build- llrady Paul dead.
ings. laying the foundation for .sub-j
sequent development. I " Scholarships valued at ;-,0.i)00
i u'nn i,,,,,,,, will be available to 4-11 club
I tieorge Washington was an ac- 'K'-Vs and girls in Smith Caro-
'countunt and was the first m.. 1 " ' l!' fl year.
LonU StandinO DlSDUteS t'c accountant In the nation.
liishop Sumner said. Ilia crown- u
With Irrigation District i,k aci.ieven.ent win uve in historv :
. forever as the founder of Tbej
. May Be Settled Through i' ' tate ..r America, b.u H..-J
I jiiii-ii'L in iimik in iii viii.i iiiik c i:
ContfHCtS. i rntrueilon for transportation pui
! posen will live for eentlllies in the
'influence ho had in connection with
FOR KLAMATH
"Married Life "Not
Worth While
Blame Wives "Nerves"
oure
missinq a lof
I'm telling
THAT'S the way many owners of the new Case
Model "C" Tractor are voicing their satisfaction
to neighboring farmers. ,
You get in this tractor an entirely new kind of per
formance. You get a nimbleness, light weight, fast
speeds, and compactness along with dependable
power that just fit it for the many drawbar, belt and
power take-off jobs you have to do, better than any
other tractor you've ever laid your eyes on. The weight
is only slightly more than two draft horses.
You get an ease of handling that will'give you a real
thrill. It's quick to start, easy to steer, responds to the
slightest turn of the steering wheel, swings around
short in corners or close quarters, with full load.
Comfortable to operate easily cared for.
You are missing a lot if you don't at least investigate
what this tractor and the larger Model "L" can do for
you. Come in and see what we have to offer in truly
modern farm machines.
"Weak nervps "k:i!(1 n Ww Wit-t-,I.
the Krle canal and plans for a tor recently, "in my estimation wreck
(Heat Lakes canal, jusl now near- more hannilv married lives tb.n..
' otner cause.
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 23.-
(fl'l Two aigniiicant developments Ing completion.
have been taken here toward set- Picking up an anecdote of the; Besides making the sweetest tlknml.
under w;v w-itl. V. T. ...... ..t ..... ......... areat man's life. Itisbon Sumner f Ion n.,,1 trro.,t.u nnr :..
the machine shop, onto an abut i , ii"u" ....-u - ....... i-,z f,.,i,.,i ,-,iad engineer sup-1 California-Oregon rower company lno pensniie imu was gien tcrruae urain on your vital forces it
.. ii I "ays ago, the repeal of the renin-1 ,,,,. ,,, i.-in,ii, , ,.,.,. . .,. lo fieorge Wa.shinglon by his moth- sans vour voulli and voi.r sirenu.l.
cate of necessity act. changing the; a. ...... .... ... o... nU( (.r :ul ,le w.ls (llmu t0 i,01.omo a dulls your licauty. What a dilicren.e
name cf Roosevelt highway to the Pleled last week by the Dong-i Tho .Mvor L,omnl).. , ff(, , mi.W.lpmnn, with the advice to from the briRht-eyed, vibrant girl he
Oregon Const highway, the major las county .ouri. for completion rnIUrll(.t ,.,, wn(. t always obev bis sui.erloiv. years nurric.l. No wonder married life seems
Dm lion of the elonllon code, and ; .the entire survey this year , n ()f thnn Jn(( hmw Ij.l.r. at Valley Forge, during the unbearable!
Hie amended "gasoline cowboy" Ihe county provides :ir,.nim and r ni.w () Evolution, be was ready to re-' But you can get rid of your ncrvous-
. """ lM mali he.l by Ihe led- u1()llsh ,u, r,,,lull.nK ,,.,,,, sign from his post as commander ness speedily too and become the
No Vetoe Yet I ;ral go. i mi.ent making a total (.)(lsl ol. .lllv.llu.p poyment on "' "'' itevoiutionary armies, when steady-nerved, radiant woman you once
The governor to dale has issued . "' 'l,.""n tor the work. n(,w)y 11HlI,n,.tl numps 1,10 penknife, which he had always were. Try the effect of Tanlac after
no votooB. Actual coiiMiiutlon will siait, Th( Klnmntli Irii- carried with him. was culled to bis mcalsand before going tobcd.and if it
Many or Ihe .so-ci.lbd proinlnent! ,,,ls w.el. with U. II. L'",'h' 1 Bntl.iii dlKtrict hud endorsed n bill attention. Me wn.s told it would ",sn t i-oon make a new woman ot you
oroi.c-nls have gone down In de-: engineer In charge. Km- i ... .. ,.,,..,.,, ..,. ... ,. ,, be disobedience in the wish of ocsn t rid you of that tired, strained
KI.OItlSNCK, Ariz., Feb. -II. (A1) feat, el r by being I d..w , lac intiou is exp.eie.i to i.elnice, m ,,. ,,,..,. ,.,., , ,..,. the people to resign, and . few Iccnne-go back and get your money.
-Fourteen convicts, Including one u.c floor ,.r imlefiiiiiely posiponcd .
murueror. wno ciauiuereii over ine by committee action. Those In
state penitentiary wall hole while a ; ciiide the old age pension bin. the
guard was not watching lute yes- tiP ,., r , n,0 70 car limit
terday, were being tracked today railroad bill. Portland nolicpinen's
throual. the snvehrusb and ci.-tus ...... e ,...ut..n ...11.
if the allrrounrilmr desert bvhlood- 11 ,,. '... r.... I Present and will shorten the ills-
ting wall.
. Norklewicz ran straight Into one!
.'.f the ambuscades and Cell Willi '
0 dozen HhotH in his hotly, t'hileno
leaped over his body nuil was'
caught by the lire, falling near his
leader. Kllman, his bands still en-j
twined about the cable, ran Into
the flrn of the second ambush.
The other two of the five main
pored hack Inside to sufety.
t Hi
y the JiK'kHon rotinty
; 1111 early date.
The ro.nl will he I ml It on nnr
row MtiunlnrilM, hut rim he will-' '
'";; vvin pernm. Moro t).in J00 now industrial (he disohetlienee
III1 II Mil 1 II 1114' I Klllll UII till'
hounds and urmed posses. munlelpa bands, increase In ele- , ",' " .j.k. ....... .... ,,nn ,,,.,
The last to shinny up a steel mnntu,'y m..ol teachers' require-' " " ,,ml '"'"'""'S " I
glrdor, taken from u prison con- lnonl, ,b,e,or.,' regulation.!, and ! ' "u' , Z ' r-'l .ve !
Btructlon Job and pressed Into ser- f district courM. The , """" '- f nw ' '-"l
vice us a ladder. I the ton nf llie , eainon.
i. . " , .iiijmm it.oi rei.ti,o. . 101.10. n...s.eo.
wan 1..10 iiiop j i.-ci u. u.c groan.. h.,s , ,.ot ho(. . ,,,.do,.ed
"Urt lit ... . " ,.,!.,, 1..,.,.. : C.O In vnnr flruoui-.r nnwaml (., a
, s.ruei its proposed 4,l I U. Hill "...,-.-, foe uj, no- , cn- V-r t V.-i- ,7 . v 1
, ' ....... i .i.. ...,,.. bottle of Innlac. ft i lonsoffn k-sh:.v
.... ti. o-eu-eu it: oeve.oi.meni lit ine 1 . . j i . . , !
tliant site ,, the Kbimath river. l.".v"".v N'' unu'l !? '":.t.le. l? yaUlVi
IIMinp Sumner, touching upon, i'i"" " io.s worm
of the American """""""""; a..n . ..ere is no reason wny
plants began operation 1n the people as a whole at the present f """ today to rebuild .
Pledmunt section of North Car- time, spoke -i the prohibition Vour wornut tissues and revitalize ,
qtH'Hiion :in! tohl Kiwaninns if
youreniiru bysttm
Finley Implement Co.
Successor to Freeman Implement Co.,
Central Point, Oregon
FULL LINE OF CASE QUALITY FARM MACHINES
The Htnle highway com mixtion ,
outHhle the prixon, wuh ween by u htlvo th(l 'uunK tux program anl
ha started work nn the straight-
Important appropriation hill.
Some Wltlnlrawn.
eiiiug ji Till lm pro villi; of the
'('later l,alie highway h'lweenj
The Hlate hulldlnn eotle anil ere-!Ih i,,,1,.n1.n ..r n.r. iv.iii Tiiipr
I mi. .n .,r u-nir ..,.t.,...tti..u ....
llam Delbrldge that he had seen . ; ,,,. r,,n .,. .... "l, , "'X 7"Lk
man running toward the desert ......... Illnl,,l,l,1 ,,ei- in.i,. d,,n,. u- ellmlnailng of the iwisttm.
curves at tile .llmeiiire wnu ine
Kuard as he sprinted for cover.
Guard Inattentive
The guard, who was posted al
Iho gate, reported to Warden W II
for no apparent reason. Tho war-)
den immediately released the dogs,
went to tho wall und personally re
lieved the guard there, J. ,M. Daly,
whom he described as "inatten
tive." A hall gama was In progress in
the yard and several hundred pris
oners hud been taken from their
COllfl to wlttlCHH It.
The escape plot apparently had
boon hatched nn the spur of the
moment by convicts who noticed
the wall guard was not watching
and decided to take advantage of
their opportunity.
Tho only one to bo apprehended
was the one Been as he run from
tho wall.
4 .
while ninny others were Indefinitely
postponed. The loiter class In
cludes the medical science bill
Ihlttc ImiIIh It:
id.
This hill wl
It,. I 'V.lll'll till. I Ull-Olelll .'Oltte
proamnion reiereniiu in, creation of p,.v:dc,l tor about three miles
. tax supervlsiiiB bodies, the limiting , .vond liccse creek. The dil l
of advertising .sign,, on highways. ' r,.,lm ,,, ,,IM w, ,,p UMOl
I destruction of plants along high- nuikiiiK fills. A half dozen curves
ways, repeal of the student trans- ., ,, . straightened.
pnrtatlon provisions, refund of.
market road tax money to c..iin-i 1'be limits 'I'cnanis
ties and others of controversial. I'C-IITI.A N I . Tel.. ":5. tiVi--
nature. I Twenty tenants Hcd from tlielr
' ai.arlmenlH yeslerdny wiien firCj
The National (Venn Market-1 broke out In a grocery slcl.l
lug association Iiiih set lor its'on th. first floor. Mrs. ll. M
I goal cooperative sab's of L'li.noii,-1 itmid. wife of the owner of the
nan pounds of pectins In t I -1 apartment boii.-'c. was overcome
'1- ' by smolce bill inilokly rex ived
STORY 1
(Continued from Pagt Ii
Hlate hoard of coptrol to manufac
ture with convict luhor motor ve.
Iilcle license ,.a:os, signs and oili
er articles, was defeated bv a vote
of IS to U.
By Clayton V. Bernhard
SAI.KM. Ore., Feb. 23. (V) -Every
one of the Htl inenibeis of
the Oregon legislature were expect
ed back for tho resumption nf the
session today, the beginning of
their second duy's work without
pity. The 40-day limit terminated
Friday night, but the Job of the as
sembly was fur from completed nt
that lime, und the entire week, If
not longer, will bo required to com
jilele Iho task, lenders staled. Nlghl
sessions will he the order If luminous
the fure part of the week shows
signs nf lagging. A hearing on the
barbers' code regulations was
(icbeduled for tonight.
Today's calendar Indicates that
both houses will dlsimse nf about
KO hills. If the desks can he clear
ed. The scnuto will com-idcr M,
most of which are minor.
Power Bills Up
Two of tho major power hills,
which have passed the senate, ntll
come up before Ihe house member
under special order of business al
2 o'clock. These are the hydro
electric commission, and Ihe
grange district utility measure.
House upprnvitl of both of the hilbt,
which are administration endorsed
acts. Is expected following debate.
The creation of a racing conitnls
Nlon and legalizing horse racing til
fairs will also he considered, uiuhv
regular order, listed as the thiid
proposal up for action. The eight
per cent excise tnx on corporation
Incomes Is also on the calendar.
Any CEdDILnD
That cold may lend to somotliinpr serious, if neglected.
Tim lime to tlo something for il is now. Don't wait
until il develops into bronchitis. Take two or three
tablets of Haver Aspirin ns soon ns you feel a cold
coming on. Or ns soon ns possible nfter it starts.
Haver Aspirin will heat! off or relievo tho aching rind
feverish feeling will slop the headache. And if your
throat is affected, dissolve two or three tablets m n
quarter-glassful of warm water, and gargle. This
quickly soothes a sore throat and reduces inflammation
ami infection. Head proven directions for neuralgia,
for rheumatism and other aches and pains. Genuine
Uayer Aspirin is harmless to the heart.
w n m n
Ada it tin tmi auric 1 Bw HimIhUii of MoatacMi.td.lnUr t tUliUaM4
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