PAM5 SIX
MEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QREftOX, 'FRIDAY, JUN'E 19, 3931,
BIGGIE f JRM HAS : ' firitishr Amerdtii Pros' Battlefield r f
LOW BID ON TRAIL . i. .
Wt ; ; . :
ORTLAND, Ore., Juno
Winding- lip' tho 1881 prOKram'of j
forest hlt'liway crk in Oregon,
the bureau of public romls today !
opened . bids for Improvement of
three forest hliihwnys In the iitate.
McNutt ft l'yle, KuRene contrac
tom, tvlth a bid of $52,724, were
low for the grading of one and
one-half mllea. and clt-nrlm? lx
and orte-half mllea of the Tlller
Trall road. Thla project, when
'rompleted, will provide a shortcut
fr'om Crater Lake from Koseburg.
KlKht contractors submitted bids.
With a bid of $94,820, ' ' A. C
Greenwood of Portland was low
for the( reconBtructji of neyen
mn'eji of 'tttp' Wiiplrifln 'apiir 'at the
Cascade divided,;. and for' recon
struction of IKe Moilnt lioofl loop
highway 'two ip lie's oast of poverh
metiit cainp, ,'. . . ,. .. . "
; . knuteLlch of fortluna was the
ioweit 'bt ndiQ "blddura for surfaV
WitHM lest 'miction Wthe Httlmen
M'lvor highway In Lincoln county.
rWMi JULY
' BAN de(10, Cal..
-Tho 'Jury 'trying- t
Juno 18. tPi
tha "Rlrl oihr-
Vct" case having failed to aureo.
Alexander l'antagos, theater mag
nate, and his three co-dofcndantii
'today faced retrial on a date ten
tatively act os July 13. -
Alter, 24 h6urs dvllheiatlnn the
jurors reported Ihemnelves . unable
'to roach it verdict,' voting nine for
n'cqulttnl Hnd tbro for conviction,
and wflre ", dismissed yesterdav by
"the court. , ' ' '-'
!0 PER CENT PAY
TAXEUfl STATE
1ind IntaaKlble Incomn tut rccolpts
turned ovtr. to tho ntulo trnnnurr
'to date hn ronchod $.2 50 . 1 U 3. 50.
fojiroBontliiK about 'twenty per cent
o'f the returns x'it-Gtert, tho tux
THommiflnlfyn reported todfty. Tho
. totnl cRtlmnted receipts will ap
proximate $2,500,000,
Tho ftum nlroady turned In wn
'reeoWftd pn 8n00 rctuniB, which tho
cpmmtSBlon 'stated, as a rule con
tain flmaUor tax nnvmontn thnn the
oVieii aont In tho Uxnt days of tho loratert in inojroii orca uiHiriei
PROS TO GATHER ;
1 .STANDARDIZE
AID TO GOLF DUB
a if) :n
an no at. nfii'tthce. 'oC tho Irbfe8--
slonal Oolfei-H' asocintlon of
1 America will be hold here June 23
and : B4, An 'conjunction with -the
Ryder Cup,, mate hen to be played
at the Hoiotq Country club on Juno
Zfl and 27. " '
J Officials of tho P. OVA. plan to"
' make 'thin, their ' first convention,
!the first step. In nationwide pro-
jnam to standardize methods of
golf teuchlnu.
! fhe slO'w mottlbn nln'turen ftf
leading professionals, which have
been made by George Sarjfont, pro
at Scioto, will 1)e the basis Jor spe
cial study.
More 'than 600 ' professionals,
who are expected to attend, also
RIGHTS DEFINED-:
OF CHICKENS ON '
: HARTFORD. Conn.,. June i
(L"P)r The State. Itotdr Vehicles
Department has no answer to the
age-old question, "Why does a
chicken -cross tho road?"' but It
ha gone Into considerable research
as to the chicken's right to crosa!
the road. ' ' . ' .'.
Motor Vehicle,? Commissioner
Robbfhs IB. Rtoeckel has sought
n'nswera to these questions' often
littered by automobillsts: . j
Hn, a chicken any rights ,'on the
highway?
Is it a 'farmer's duty to keep, his.
chickens within certain areas? . .,
if a motorbn kills a chicken does
he have to pay for It?' . 'j
"The question Is not, so much,
one of law as ono - of ' proper in-'
The Scioto Country club course at Columbus, O (shown In detail
of renewal of hostilities of crack American and British proa In their a
ter Hagen, U. 8., captain, and Charles Whltco'mbe, British leader, a
above), June E6-27, will be the scene
nual battle for the Ryder Cup. Wal
ro shown above. i
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Balloon Lands In City
LILIJIS (I1) A balloon, piloted
by momliors of tho Northorn Aoro
nautical annoi'l'Hitm, forced down
In tho licni t of this city, duo to bad
woatlior conditions. Nolthnr tho pi
lots nor nny of tho spectator-! woro
Injured, but throo bystanders wtio
helped the ballnonlsts out of tho
car woro ovorcoine by Kua fumos.
Nude Figure Causes Suit'
PAKIS.(P) Clnlmlng Unit null
l(y bofelns at homo, Ohnrlus Ilorvo
Polusy, Pnliln bunk clerk, lias instl
Kntcd 'suit -for tho nrroHt nnd Im
prisonment of ono Edounrd PIlK,
whom lie overtook Kambollng In
the ail-without on the groon turf
nf tha Fdi est of Sulnt Obi ninln and
thus embarrassing bis wife and
small child. ' ,
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'. ' Oroniiitlon (ialns 1'avor
' RTOCKllcri.M ' (UP) Cremation
Is gaining favor In Sweden, where
horo uro at present seven crema
tories: two In Htockholm and one
each In Uothenborg, Orobro, llols
InKborg, Luleu . and Vonm-Hborg.
fnlun 'may soon""hAVo a crematory
of Us own, as may Malmo, Hwed
en's third largest city, and Kliunn,
DRAPER REAPPOINTED:
POWER COMMISSIONER
WAHIIINfJTON, June 19. (P)
prouldr.it HooVyr today rfapiWrit
ed C'lnuilr;x Drapov rff WyjlnjIriK
to bo n member of tho federal
power commission for the term
expiring June 22, 1030.
Author laHHC:
SIOATTLK, Juno 19.--A1) -tfmlgo
li'redoiick ltausman, former state
supremo court judge,, nnd author
of "tjot Franco Explain," dealing
with tho causes of the world war,
died suddenly hero today nfter a
heart attack last nfght. 110 "was
70 ymrs old.'
filing period.
MARKET ACT FAILURE
of Swedish Lapland, 1
E. i). Kelly, of M-iunt Molly, N.
C, Is growing 60 acres of small
grain for feeding tho 40 cows in hlu
dairy herd.
' t Faint Failed to Help 1 1
BKAtTLTO. June - (UP)
Mrs. Ladnla Casey did not get any
sympathy from tho judge when sho
fainted after sho was denied eu.s
tody of -hei two children. As soon
as she had been revived. Superior
Judge Calvin H. Hull said, "Stop
this fainting buslncm and don't be
foolish. .,Theu too murh fainting
going on In tho coin'ts." '
.4 t'nllfoiiilh HcchIs 'OWIeW!. ,
' MKNDOZA," J;j(gntlnft(UP)-r-Vegetabto
seed-- have bet-n' Ordered
from California to bo pln'nted"t
tho more fertllo- HeictlonH-of Alen
doza, in. fulfillment of -ttio pro
vincial governinent's plan to o!d
tho garden farming' Industry. A
survey has hoen ordered p deter
mine tho sectlono likely' to be
most fhvorable fdr gnrdehVfo1"'
Ing.' . . . . vv. :
will make a study of the nlay in ! tent and proper use of the dangur
tho cup matches. j ous machine with which tho oper-
Hl op urrangemcnts to increase ator is entrusted,", said Btoeckel. I
sales and service, pro manufactur-j "It tJeems a cleai'Vioral duty on
Ing, teum work and advertising nro the Part of every operator to ex-
erciae due caro and caution for,
any domestic creature. It might
bo 'well io apply to animals the;
r.ules governing operating conduct i.
toward children." ' '
among problems the professional
golfers will have up for discussion.
BROW
:.'.'110 Towns Uiilc . noes. -
TUTHIJNfJTOM, Vt. ijJP)
Thoro nrd- 110, doctorl?' towns
in? Vermont, a Recent . Wuvey by
stato officials disclosed. . VThlrty
four pen cent of Vermont's 4.rtS
physicians uro located Ifi cities
and an additional 33 per oent In
townfi of moro than 2500' popula
tion. :i ,
rtnoWNHUOTtO, Ore., 'Juno. ID.,
(Hpl) Annual school meeting of
District No;' 39' was held at. the
flchol house MorwJayi aftornooTi.
Karl " Vonten "was unanlniou.'ly
elected to servo as 'director for ono
year and Mrs. U J. Hohrer wus
ro-elected as clerk. The board also;
decided to put ft rrew floor In the
school house and to screen nil doors
and windows before tho opening!
of the 'fall term.
T.ast Sunday being - Children's
day, a short program of songa and
recitations was given at the Tiloso
of Sunday school. After tho pro-
gram Ice cream and cake were
served to nil TVho attended. '
Geo. A. Hansen and 'Mrs. L, J.I
Rohrer were business visitors in
Medford last "Wednesday ''
Thoe who attended the stntej
urange convention in MedTord
were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Charley
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd'
Charley nnd children. Mrs. Cieo.
Rrown nnd daughter Helen, and
Mrs. H. W. Wright and children.1
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Poole of'
Talent were guests at the Lon
Illass homo" Sunday. Mr. Poole
wil Heach 'at;Vagner creek next
term.
The Walter Marshall family.
went to Uiko of tho Woods
'A Paris court has ruled that nl
husband may open his wife's mall. ;
France is moving rapidly to securj
coiriplete equality between the
sexes. 'Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle. ' ' I
Marvel Scratch Feed .... $1.70
Hodgefi Brewster Developing
; Mash with milk, cod liver oil,
arid yeast '. ". . . .
Developing Scratch . .
Miracle Egg Mash . . .
These Prices Apply Saturday Only
and are for Cash
Mutual Mill Seed Co..
$2.75
.$2.45
.$2.15
East 6th St.
Medford
Phone 269
Texas Night Game Pays
- DALLAS. iTex. ffl Nlprht base
ball Is flrftily established ; in the . Saturday and will remain there for
Texas league. . Rnfore turning pn I the summer. Mr. Marshall will
the floodlights, Dallas, Fort Worth ! be ' employed to look ufter the
Houston and Han Antonio tvero, cattle of Tom Farlow, while they
Uicky to. .ilruw crowds ofB0p or
. WA'T.LA WAL1A, Wash., Jur.o
T9. (P-siames JK. Boyle,, pro
fessor of rural economy at Cor
nell university, addressing the
Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers
convention today, charged the
government Ut buying nnd selling
grain In competition with Its eltl
liens 5nnd' has lost Vhont growers
tariO'000.000 in two crops. " Ho
, snld"rpenl of tlto farm mil;et-i
tng ct Is tho Only solution."
PHILIPPINES JUSTICE '
i LL UNDERGO KNIFE
' MlNILA, JunoO fP)' CharleK
Johns, 'associate Justice of the
suprem court of the Philippines,'
mid today he would sail Thurs
day ttn the President Lincoln t
undergo :"a flellente, somewhat
dangerous operation" nt tho Mayo
-... ... of Auburn. N..Y,
'jninn. no num inn mum u m u "t 'W L
iHlnnds would depend on whether' ed Dr- Frank
lie regained his healih. . "vra6n-
New Prison Warden
f
- i M
,, , Aitooiiitnt -reic t'hoto
Jot.ph H, Brophy, eollca chief el
Troy, N. V, va. appointed warden
rltin, Ho will luo
prltjr
u. Heacox, acting
T)(.l Vljlllj (MIIKU
VICTOIA. limsll, Juno ilfi
Tho Cllnnt German flying boat'
DO-X, now on a lolsuroly trip nlotiK
tha ltraxlllan con.it to Kloil da Jdn.
olio, pnsscl over Victoria this aft
ernoon and eontlnuoil to tho
south, . 1 ' I
600 to thnir arternonnaiymcs.
I'lajlnir nlRht hall, at (lmc Hhuy.
piill -(100(1 to 7000 to thri Bafiies.
v-rr. j. .i. . 1
are on the summer ranire.
Maricnrlte Mrshal nl Loiisrvlew,
Wash., visltlii; hero with frlcntls
find relatives.
Liberty Meat Market
" , "THE HOMfi df GOOD MEATS" ' ;,
Swift's Gov't In&pected Meiits Swift's Steel- Beef
Fryers Hens Turkeys Squabs
Beef Pork V Veal ' 1 U
1 SATURDAY SPECIALS
LAMB STEW, lb t....'. 10?
VEAL STEW, lb. 10
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb. ...A : ..li. 12
BEEF POT ROAST, lb IT?
SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, whole or half side, lb 35tf
BOLOGNA, 2 lbs. ....., S5d
WEINERS, 2 lbs; I;:!;.,! .:...;.,.....;......,.............. -. 35
LUNCH MEATS OF ALL KINDS AT CUT PRICES
Vi Fresh Salmoni and Halibut Evety Day at Low Prices .;
W. Main & Holly .... . . . .'. . Phone 164
1 V- Itcfllllll :
WASHINGTON, Juno IP. (flV
A 142,072 refund covering over
aKwsiucnts against the 111:4 nnd
HISS Income of tho Crown Wll
Inmctto l'npcr eompnny, San Fran
cisco, Calif., was announced today
by the Internal revenue hurcau.
. Swollen Win UiHsiaii lrl.
STOCKHOLM (UP) Fotr
yniinir. Htvcdlsh nichltts have
triumphed In Soviet Kiihh'o, , frc.n
where they havo Jtilnlly c.'..Meil
home ft prize In an International
competition 'fur a people's thcator
at' ("harltow. Four hundnd lu
ehltects 'of many nationalities 'en
tered the contest, hut only li.'
prlxCfl were Hwnrded. . '
' . !
Television In ArKclitlilit,
IllHONOS AlltKStl'l') Keep
Inn curmitly Informed upon the
proKress of television will ho the
aim of a Televlnlnn cluh Kelmi er
Itnnlxed by students -nnd nlumnl
of the Popular rnlvei-slty of Hue.
nos Aires. . KxperhnentH will t
conducted nnd .foreign treatises
Upon the subject will he studied
and analysed.
According to a naturalht, mos
quitoes nre capable' of traveling
long tllstnncea. Wo shouldn't mln.l
that nt nil ir only they didn't stop
for refreshments so often. The
Humorist. 1
ofulk.
HEAVY SURF MURMURS HARVARD'S SWAN SONG
n n.
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H -r-f r .;, ja.... . -
CtattWI liner, Harvard which groundgd otf Point Arguallo in. thi CalifoniJa toast Mamer'al Day t
sua rapidly torn to piacaa by tha pounding of waves. Photo shews tha wrack two wstkt after all of tho
W0 paaMagera wf rt wvd by tha U.S.S. Loviavllla, , ,
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