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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1931)
Yttm FOUR, rEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNEHEDFOBD! OBEGOX,JTUESDXYt.,JTILY..7, . 193L, . irllT Tfl 1 1 1 1 T SNHUIMLI KOREAN 2 Chinese ; 01 ; rmuyauy Sfain' by fmiiriated Mobs No Anti-Japanese Ac tion Reprisals Feared .'.ri.V T.iiv 7. rP) The war Iflw today announced Hie move- Unt of jopanwe hx-h- inhoW between Chlhese fd Koreans, which In two days tva resulted in. ,oa Ufc of injuries- The soldiers 00 . -merate with Jan- fifty officers , a.m jo pingyang, whre 62- Ml .!. Miindav and yes- tan wck ....... : - , Inlay as mobs of Infuriated .o ran wild. Thirty officers d men were dispatched to Che K yvhere the. other fatalities - uiiflpv Guards were unt All armv ware- Luw4 . Piagazines and, armories V -Korea. ivnj" LM had been taken as precau ! momsures. although no rge scale anti-Japanese move- ieht had Been mponou. i Much J'rojK'ny xmi. may of Chinese homes, lops,', laundries ..and restaura'nta estroyednas nui .j. .--ited, but It is expected to run ito the hundreds. -t , . . iniA ricrftatlon aeainst i L'nm wa expected' Ininetfu i iv" -re to cause retaliatory action , Manchuria. Autnoriues nei tld there were more than GQO,- 10 Koreans in m.i.-.u ..; at lit all probability the Chines . hp'o-ln reprisals - it ,..oo nnv further trouble in orea. It also was said such re lation might even spread miu ilna proper. . .- .. - Seizure of tons of swords. .Iron ire, wooden club's and pistols by ie Japanese police were an-, junced. .......i .Annt-tnr1 snnn Chinese left lere and Chinese . were f leeing bin varoloiis other towns lor the ilckest . joutes to .China. . ; n'vmfcN. Manchuria. July 7 Lt-ln retaliation for the' mob at ,- ick upon Chlhese In Korea, a Ion a party of Koreans at Ail ing today and, injured 25. .. . Antung ls ,lri: Manchuria,' noar ie. Korean.. border, " ALLEY PEOPLE EXPLORE CAVES A large number of Jackson unty ,resid'ents visited jhOtfer m caves ' last weeK,'.ncco"rcting;to, e. regjstratto'n Hat. ccelv.tfd( from e fesdri. " ' ' ' ."" ' . . Those from Mbdford were Mrs. Knhl, L. A. Mentzer, A. Young,. ; Young, . J. M. McFyrl, Mrs. 0. Dennett, O, U Bennett, Mr. hd Mrs. R. A. Hadley, Jack iirtley, Earl McLean, Evelyn bilth, Henrietta ..Hugger, Eugene errltt, Grace Vosa, Marjorle Indley, Mnrjorle Hamilton, and elen Dugan. ' , - . . Joyce Gaye, George . Barlowe. r...ad Mrs. A. R. Hopper, M. . Judy, Enid Funk, Mr. md rs, ,V. E. Thomas,, Phil Jern- ito, Mrs. Jernisto, Bertha W. bmmlll. Miles Oammlll. E. J. ttletleld, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Af rd and family, . Joe, Harold, Isle and Mrs. Kingsley, , Billle id Eleanor Dyet Armond . Dal y, Mr. and Mrs! , Dalkey, ..Jr., id Frank and Norman Dulkcy. Other valley residents whoyfregr kered were Mr. and Mrs. George mmersley. Bertha Coy and Reed pf Gold Hill, Mrs. Claude Mies of Talent, 'Willis Ireland Rogue River, Mrs. E. yromen Central Point and . Mrs. Henry parr and dnimhter Phvllls. Mr. fd Mrs. J. D.. O'NeaC Mr. nnd r. W. S. Smith and Miss Flor ic Smith of AshJnnd. . -- : . ISIiEL Tbe Oregon Btate board of forest- tne Oregon" Fir association and e forest serylcowill . show mov- e PiClureg flna lantern slides, do tting ''The Forest Mill lis Rftnu- lea.!' "Th, vnr..Bl .v t. i.,.i,,. fieB'and "The Fnresi 4nd Us pRedies,', at the Cranga hall In fntral Point, Frltlay, July 10. ferybody Is welcome and there l f admission fee. . , , ; MBQ entertAlnmpnt la nnrt nt A Etlon-wlde campaign td enlist the neral public In the prevention of ures. . BOX NOTE PROVES CUPID'S AIDE MARIOV v r -ttt i nuio ner name ana aa- James knitting mill here tnan a year ao. A. Hum Kn..u i plMmor. Md.. a nhnrt lima Inter. 'OW. Mia- on., i i UtL? The were married in re tO llfllttmnra moVa thnlr "UTOs Saw th. i o Kll 0 IIO HITS B1IU lr9 OD th h. nf hnu. nnH " rwuiteo In their marriage. NEW YORK GANGSTER INDICTED , . . : f.. . Atioclultd 're.u Photo "Dutch" Schulti (left), alleged NtW York - Vbeer baronf and" racketeer, was captured, and his lieutenant, Daniel' lamascia. wai fatally wounded by New York police In a gun fight aa Schultr and eight henchmen-left an upper Fifth avenue- apartment. Sehultzi Is ahown':" with Detective Stephen Di Rosa when he was arraigned for assault and carrying weapons. Ha waa Indicted on three counts. DIVORCES BRING E 10 OWN NEAR OHIO E Thousand Couptes Slipped Knot Last Year in St Clairsville Sister City Enjoys Marriage Traffic STy CLAIRSVILLE. -0.-r(UP) Not only has SL, Clairsville Biilnttl a reputation for coul mine strikes, but it also is beginning to tfnin fame ns a divorce center. The situation hasn't quite reach ed . the proportions of Hcno's "mill," but for Its population of some 2240, nearly I,00 couples decided to end their marital stute last year. While St. Clairsville is a "part ing of the ways" center, Wells bu rg, V. Ya., 30 ml lea up t h e river, is the center of marriage "traffic" of the two states. Wells burg has a . population of 6.000 and boasts of 6,000 marriages last year,, , ; " - ,( , ,' , "UiC Iiiwliu'i' for Twtv ) MeAnwhile the traffic brings "big business" to the two towns. Hotels, road houses, gasoline sta tions, midget golf courses, restaur finis, ministers, taxi cab , drivers, bell hops and the two counties are "cleaning up.' , , . , , The only, requirements for. a marriage in Wellsburg call for tm ing 21 years old and single. Citi zens of the town have the process well organized. Two taxi cab driv iers will meet a couple at the train, see that n marriage license is pro cured, find a minister and take husband and wife back to the train there for a flat rate of $10. Pastors have shortened the marriage vows for "hurry-up" marriages and charge a flat fee of $5, . '10xtreme Cruelly" Here 30 days In Ilelmont county constitutes time for "residence" in order to obtain u divorce. "Ex treme cruelty" is stretched to the extreme and three minutes in court with a $iu fee' bring a divorce, pro vided, of course, that the caso Is uncontested. Then it may. take a day or two.. , ..... It is estimated that during the past year the marriage caravun spent $40,000 to h a v wedillng bells ring up the river, and $100, 000 to muffle them here. Classified advertising j?ets results. . JEFFKItSOX CITY, Wo. UV) Seventy per oent of the 731 grade crossings which menaced .Missouri motorists In 1K23 have been eltnri. nated as n result of a highway department, program. Many were cut out by relocation of roads, others by grade Jpara- tion structures. Hailway compa nies co-operated in the building ,Ut. .these.,,, . - 1'. S. Highway No. 40 now has hut one grade crossing between" Ihe eastern and -western bounda-j-iea- of ihtx 's'tutt. , t)n . route 66 from tSt. 1-ouls to Springfield, a distance of u221 miles, there "lo is but one gr,ade crossing, a switch track near St. J-ouis. Likewise on the 1 OS-mile con crete stretch between Hannibal and St. Joseph a single tme intersection remains. CHANUTE, KANSAS,. PAYS NO MUNICIPAL TAXES : More thai? $3,500,000 h: been spent by Illinois unemployment relief commission, and there is more than $1,000,000 to continue the work this summer. CHANLTK, Has., July 7. VP4, Chunutej city conimi'Jiioners On noiiiiced'iod.'iy there will be no city taxes for tilt: second successive year. 1 ' .Municipal expensLH are 'pabl from the profits of the gas, water ami electric plants owned and op erated by the city. i ' "v;-v i ! . , : j' Oregon Winillier. Fair tonight nnd" WedncVdaM: fotr Wednesday on ; the cotjf4: cooler In west portion Wednesday); general changeable winds off-sbt-e. j Screen Vampires Really Do DablDle With Dishes He Men Work In Garden By Rob bin Coons, i HOLLYWOOD iThe old stock "off-screen snapshot" of the screen vampire, bending lovingly over her diahpan at home has been laughed to ex tinction, but somo reel things still are unreal: ; Norma . Shear-: er on the screen is .a glamorous butterfly of smartness and so. phlst icatlon but nt home she likes to piny. with Irving Thalberg, a u 1 ii i iui e, uiti plan new menus. William Powell Is a strong s.lent man of culttire and dignitv-the camera tells us but . hg is, be sides, a rollicking, good fellow with .considerable incisive humor. John . Mlljan is an incurable screen meajiie but . he .p.utters around in his garden and - his hobby is birds.. ' v w Apltu Page. j Really ami Truly Edward G. Robinson Is the epi tome of underworld "heroes, un couth and ill-bred but his con versation is that of a well read scholar. . . .' . Edmund Lowe nnd Victor Mc Laglen cliase . over -the , world "squabbling over dames" but not once, does either ever "Sez u Sez me" in conversation, and both are much married. Ramon Novnrro Is a dashing gay romancer but ho Is a quiet, unobtrusive fellow who loves mu sic and art and likes to discuss them. Anita Tage gained screen suc cess portraying "wild youth" but there never wns a more com pletely, ever-lasting qhapcroned young lady- in the woria. Barbara fStanwyck la a favorite exponent $t Bcreen , looseness but the old-fashioned way sho idolize that husband 'of hers! . Marie Dressier packs a strong punch and slapsticks her , way through film after film but sho likes to sit home quietly and" knit. It's so restful. Low Lire High. Wallace Beery makes money from tough characters like "Scor pio' and ' Butch" but he con fines his high-flying to his air plane and; he likes to play the piano.. Myrna,,Loy Is a wicked little siren with, an oriental air but tube's a nice, rather plain, freckle faced, little girl, v Mltzi Oreen is a hnrum-snarum little., peflt but she's a swY-t child who talks like n grown-up' and Is precocious without being in the least unbearable. ; William Haines is a clown off screen nnd on but he has his serious . momenta, is a, . collector and a commercial denier In an-tbpies-find Interior decoration. ' - WIND SMS GIRL FROiV! FIRE DEATH nUFpAUllN.' Vi " (UP) Z- A ; strong -fviiid prevented a two-yedi'-old glrj from bolus Burned In the city incinerator here. 1 Some children, playing near the home of Mary Fascamarek, decided thuy would "play house" with her and put her 1" a large cardboard carton, where ahe fell asleep. j A garbage wagon passed and the collectors, finding the carton near, several garbage cans, tossed It on ' the wagon, where it was covered I with, canvas... A wind blew the canvas back and as the driver I turned to adjust it he saw the ; child.,,. ... t Nineteen' million pounds of , beans were grown by numbers of the P.lg Horn. Wyo., basin co-ope-. ratlve marketing association lant ynr. 10 Corn,' CaDou.?, Roots and AS Come Out Pain Gone - Instantly I i ! SHOES T)6iiT hurt - 1 ; RESULTS GUARANTEED Many a man and woman has ex claimed O-Joy when they found their corns and callouses rone pain gone and shoes hurting no more. Pay a dime or an envelope of six O-Joy Corn Wafers. 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