ttEDPORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, "1931.
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Hoover Shoves
-. Business Aside
For Ball Game
Six Young Men in Medford
Car Thief Is Given Year
in Prison Others Have
Chance to Escape Bars
Six young men appeared before
Circuit Judge H. D. Norton thin
morning for sentence upon picas
' of guilty. One was sentenced to
stale prison, one waa paroled, one
had hfa cane continued, pending
payment of expense Incurred' by
Jackson county. In returning him
here for trial, another had son
fence deferred until tomorrow und
two the cigarette pistol bandit
; had the final disposition of sen
tence delayed until Thursduy
. .morning.
Victor C. Mnrcelle, who claims
to be 14. though the court said.
"you look nearer 18 to me," and
George Htone, 20, dressed In naval
Uniform, charged with ft series of
aervlce station holdups 10 days
ago; appeared and plead guilty,
Mnrcelle told the court he was
14, although In his confession ho
admitted 18 years. The aulhorl
ilea telegraphed back to York,
Neb., his birthplace for statistic
' on his ago and his case was trans
fcrred to the Juvenile court, with
: power to refer the case back. If
11 "Is shown the defendant Is faU
trying abort his age."
Hone, for Iarolts
Stone, who wns on furlouah
from his ship at Ban Diego, was
to learn his fate at the same
time. His mother,' a resident f
: Portland, Ore., was 'In court. Hoth
youths are confident of parole.
The "cigarette pistol," with which
they Intimidated local service "Hi
lton and hamburger stand attend
ants, was Introduced.
1 Paul Pnyno, 18, on parole from
the Juvenile court at Ijos Angeles,
was sentenced to a year In stato
prison. Ho plead guilty to atrnl
Ins a Ford roadster belonging to
Hubbard brolhors, June 25. He
' was captured at Orants Pass, Tho
youth said he had no parents, and
was hltch-hlklng north. He had
nothing to say."
The court In administering a
. year's sentence at Hnlem, said 1
hate to send a young man to
prison, but It will enable you to
detormlno whether you wnnt to
spend most of your life In peni
tentiaries," The lad wopt ut the
. court s word.
Mother Makes Pica,
Kenneth llnbhlngtnn, nlsn 18,
who on July 8 "borrowed" H. A.
Johnson's Kord so he could "tako
hie girl to the Ashland celebra
tion," waa paroled to the district
attorney, with th condition that
he work and contribute to the
.support of his mother. The latter
old the court "Kenneth has al
ways been a good boy, and con
tributed to the family support. Ho
always worked when he had a
chance, and gave his money to
me." It was the first mis-step,
Authorities said.
J. II. Thompson Cherokee In
flisn. a nalnter bv trado. and na
tive of Oklahoma, travelling
through Ike west "for his health,
entered a plea of guilty tu-the
rharge he passed N. 8. F. checks
djh "The Club" to the amount ot
CIS. Thompson claimed failure
ql his wife to deposit ISO In the
bknk waa the cause of hta trouble.
The wife told the court she had
failed tu do so "bscsuse he had
been drinking and I was afraid
lie would buy more."
Ijonkrd Kiltplclnua.
The court aalri that the fact
the pair had left far Yaklmn.
Wash., after the checks were
cashed "looked suspicious," but
ruled that If Thompson would re
imburse the county la tho sum
of 140 what It cost to bring h ni
from Yakima, Wash., where he
was arrested, a parole would be
granted on condition thit Thump
on return to Oklohoma. Th"mp
on was given until next Monday
to raise the money.
. John ' Davidson, ''barged with
entering an unoccupied dwelilni;
I sot Catherine street, was "given
until tomorrow to plvnd and re
ceive .sentence.
The entire morning session was
devoted to hearing the ploas.
CHINESTCREW OM
AttttiattA Pfttt Phl
LorctU Turnbull, 13, of Monrov
ia, Cal., hat returned from Italy
with aeven outboard motorboat
ipeed trophies she won.
Meteorological Report
Governor - Refuses Further
Negotiations With Utility
Magnate Barring City
Service Company Shares
From Sale Brings Protest
July 7, IBM
Medford and vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday fair. Cooler Wed
nesday.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed
nesilay, but fog Wednesday on
coast. Cooler west portion Wed
nesday.
I
" PARIS. France U'l'l One of
toe world's most luxurious and re
markable yachts Is owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Uthaon Fahueatork and
Is railed the Bhenandorh III. Its
furnishings are from i50 to 800
years old. The owner and navlita
tot procured a Chlneso crow and
bad painted Up In the bow the
iwvira staring eye with which er
ery 'Bestial Jt,nk la provided. The
drawing room Is fitted up as a re
plica of a temple near Peking
which was the favorite retreat of
the lata dowager empress at the
tlmeof the Borer uprising. The
doors are of sandal wood and the
wall decorations are carved In gold
Pier and red larmier.
The Hhenandnah 111 la a liKtO ton
four-master and Kahnestoek him
aelf has skippered her to the HI-
vlera from China by way of Hlsson
(tingaimre, Rangoon, Colombo,
Hues, Malt and Naples.
Local Data
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Temperature (dcjtreeH) 97 62
HlKhel (liiflt 12 Mown) 0 07
J,owpnt (hiHt 12 hourn) 66 62
Rel. Ilumldlly (per ct.) 14 - , 60
Preclnlifttlon (InchCB),. 0 0
Htate of weuther Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
J tig 61 deKreen.
Total precipitation alnco Sept, 1
1930, IS. 67 Inches.
Temperature a year ago today:
HlKhent 88; lowent 61.
HutiHet today, 7:00 p. m.
HunrUo Wednemlay 4:00 a. m.
Hunnot Weilnetidny 7 p. m.
Observations Taken at B A, M.
120th Meridian Time
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m mo
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riaker City HO 48 Clear
Hismarck 60 60 Clear
Bolso 81 64 Clear
Denver 70 64 Clear
Dca Moines 88 110 Clear
Kriwno ; 100 . 70 Clear
Helena 08 40 1'. Cdy..
Los Angeles 80 64 Cloudy
Marsbflcld 00
I'hoenlx I nil 80 ' Clear
I'orilnml 92 04 Clear
lied Hluff 104 70 r. Cdy.
Itosehurg 06 68 Clear
Halt ljikc. 78 ' 66 Clear
San KranclBco... 66 66 Cloudy
Halila Fo 84 64 P. Cdy.
Heatllo 78 64 Clear
Hpokane 83 . 62 Clear
Walla Walla .... 88 66 Clear
Winnipeg 68 60 Cloudy
V.
J. Hutchison, Meteorologist.
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10 BIG OP KIM
PIIOKNIX, Arl.-UP)-A pecul
iar problem lu parenthood con
fronted Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Kmmnna, Phoenix, aflnr their rat.
"Nigger.' riivo birth to flvo kittens.
A Spaniel dog, "lrty" by name.
decided she could do a boiler Job of
mothering.
Aflor much effort (ho Kminnna
family reconciled tho nnlmula ami
as a result the Mucin are enjoy
ing tho unusual expertonro of be
ing raised by a cat nml a dog.
Tho (log will not leave tlin kit
tens evon to eat, so her food la
brought to the rut box.
SON DIAL OF BRONZE
llOSTON. Mass. M!P Hear
Admiral Hlchard K. Ityrd has boon
presented with a brnnie sun iliul
by the Wright Aeronautical Cor
poration of Peterson, N. J. The
sun iliul. made In Umdon by John
Moans In IHHI, Is Inscribed:
"I showe yo fleeting hourcs of dnye.
Aa one by one they pass awaye."
.
10HN D. 92 TOMORROW;
WILL TOIL AS
NKW VOHK. July 7,--JPnhn
D. Itorkefolter. emperor of oil, will
hit S tomorrow nd his hlrthdm-
iiehedule wtt ulwm the old aUKv
MURineii iwroro pUwtnur.''
Arlnlinc early, (ho tdrly rapl
taliRt la rjtpcted to mn an hour
or o tn the forenoon at work with
a eeoreiary.
Ontrnartan still at Work
WOIU'KSTKK, it pv .
Thounh t hat-tcii w. KldrdKe, rivtl
war votPian, rwrnlly eelehrattnl
his Iftoth birthday anniversary, he
Koea to work rinhy at a local
piuinhlnic eatabliNhment whrv he
haa lren employtMl an tMHikkerpr
TOF'KKA, Kaa., July 7.
Governor Harry II. Woodrlng said
today hla negotiations with Henry
U Doherty, utilities magnate, for
lower gna rates in Kanaaa were
ondefj and that the controversy
wilt be fought out In the courts.
1 The governor said he would not
reply to a telegram from Doherty
attacking Woodrlng for the action
of the Kansas banking department
In barring from sale In the state
all Cities Service company curb
stock, except the company's first
preferred Issue.
The New York utilities magnate,
In a telegram to the governor yes
terday, placed on the Kansaa City
Star responsibility for the action
of the Kansas banking depart
ment.
Share Ban Halfl
The banking department tem
porarily has been restrained by the
Hhawnoe county, Kansas dtattict
court from putting Into effect Its
order barring sale of the Doherty
Hocttrltles in the state. A hearing
Is set for July 13 In Topeka.
Doherty described as "nothing
leas than vicious" the action "in
having your banking department
Issue without warning and without
cauwe and Immediately after and
undoubtedly because we had failed
to comply with your demand for a
reduction In gas rates, the orders
prohibiting the sale of Cities tier-
vice securities."
(.ovcrtior Arbitrary
Doherty said Governor Woodrlng
had "In some waya been peremp
tory and arbitrary." He announc
ed that he had wired Post mauler
General Brown urging that the
.Star be barred from the Malls and
KoberL 1. Lanumt, secretary of
commerce, calling attention to
what ho called Governor Wood
rings threat to throw certain
Cities Hervlco subsidiaries Into receivership.
Governor Woodrlng recontly
asked tho Cities Korvlce company
to reduce Its gas rata from 40
cents for 1000 cubic feet of gas to
Spceijts. t
WASHINGTON. . July 7.
OP) President Hoover today
shoved a, pile ot correspon-
dence aside and went to the
ball game.
Worn by two weeks of con- 4
stant attention to negotiations
over his moratorium plan, the
chief executive decided to
turn his attention to a critical 4
domestic problem the fight
between the rhftadelpjhia
Athletics and the Washington 4
Senators for first place In the 4
American league. - '
SING
SING
CON
SECOND
VICTIM
PORTLAND NABS
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(Hrt IT JacbM Count! AMratt Gs,
tint Itmt IM CMila arm.)
Marriage Licenses
Jninoa WlnRfield and Edith Viola
ErlckHon.
Clay W. Siilunnr and llolon B.
Doyen. I
KiiKono A. Walton and Ruby Cox.
liomlnlik Novarro and Lucille
Mattoson.
Kdwin U I'lorce and Rosalvn It.
Rlploy.
hverott E. Cannon and Holcn
Ruth Wilson.
Kriioxt John Mnlika ami Mabel
St. Clair Dennis.
Inrold L, Kelly and Jnnice Dan
iel.
Job HoHkln and Mabel Florence
Dakar,
Circuit Court
Portland I'ropertlea, Inc.. vs. M.
M. Ilowera To quiet title.
Kill Hi Smith va. Anael V. Smith
Divorce
Real Estate Tranafera
I.tiko Hynn ot ux to O. H. Jackson
ot nx V. I. to W of SKtt of Sic.
tt. Twp. n It, 1 W.
Modford IrrlRnllon Dlntrlrt to V.
C, llaxler W. 1). to lot 5, Spring
brook Hub. ,
Lemuel II. Utmlies et ux lo Clar
ence Wheeler et ux Deed to lot
on South Riverside. Medford.
Wwley llnrtman to O. M. Knox
ot ux W. I), to lota 6. 7 and S,
block 30, Jacksnvllle.
J. W. Antlo ot ux to R. F, Antli
et uxW. I), to half Interest In lot
In block 4. Park Add. to Medford.
Jouett I. Ilrny et ux to Perry A.
Ilinyq. c. D. to lot 16, block fi.
Park Add. tn Medford.
Lt'tlle I.. UroRory et vlr to Lurlle
Abbott W. D. lo 15 acres In Sec.
35. Twp. 38 8.. R. 2 W.
I.uclle Abbott to Initio U Oreij
ory W. D. to It acres lu Sec. 35.
Twp. 3tl S.. R. i W. j
liny lledritns, popcorn Krower
ir Mnltnon, II., credits the radio
and Invention of an electric home
coin popper with creating a re
vlvnl In corn popping.
Puts An End to
Bunion Pains
Don't Suffer Another Day
There L. nn UkoIa . I n
e way lo reduce Inflammation of
swollen toe joint and help get
them Mfrtnewhere near normal and
that Is tn innlv MimmiaV l.-m.t.l
,OII nlaht and morning.
Ask Heath's lruf Htore or Jar
mln Woods or any first-clan,
drunstst for an original turn-ounce
hot n of MoomVs Kmrnald ttl (an
Sic bottle lasts 1 we-k) and r.
ie io sceem annnin In Its place.
It to each a hlhiv ...... .. . j
preparation that i. ...... .
'"" "" an-tSHrthermoi, if
bettle b.ee m.i tu you remi.let,.
CHECK PASSER
WANTED HERE
PORTLAND, Ore., July 7. VP)
On advice of Medford police, a
man who sail he was Jack W.
Faulkner, 45, a lumberman, was
held by Portland officers today for
Jackson county. He was said to
be wanted in Medford as a fugi
tive. Police said, too, that Faulk
ner is wanted in Montesano, Wash,
for questioning in connection with
bad check operations.
KNIFE WIELDER
Guards Search All Cells for
Hidden Weapons Privi
leges for Inmates Can
celled by Warden
Faulkner Is wanted In this city
for the alleged .passing of a $100
bogus check on the Hotel Medford.
He will be returned to this city
by Portland authorities, who will
return with Klvln - Crow, local
youth, charged with belonging, to
a trio of check artlsta operating in
upstate cltfei. Crow has been con
fined in a local hospital, but Is now
recuperated sufficiently for jail
llfo.
Crow, 'Masters and r Henry are
scheduled to be given a prelimi
nary hearing In Portland tho latter
part of the week.
H
STORY 2
(Continued From Pa ire One)
situation to bo'brolight under con-'
trol today. r.
Pratt aid. "Conditions are the
worst I have over Been and ere
beyond human power to control."
Pratt launched - a - campaign
nKalnst Incondarlsta believed to
have been reponihta for oettinfr
several northern California fires.
C. (I. Strickland; deputy, arrested
one- person, whoso name 'he re4
fused to make public, charger) with
setting eight fires In Tehama
county. -
Didn't Speak 'for 1 1 Vcurs.
SALEM, Mass. (UP) For 11
years, Percy Tyson and his wife
occupied separate apartments In
the same house and never spoke
to each other. Tyson recently was
granted a divorce.
OSSINING, N. Y., July T- (flr
The second fatal stabbing of a
prisoner within the walls of Sing
Sing prison today resulted tn the
cancellation of all convicts' privi
leges, while a picked squad of
guards made a cell to cell search
for hidden weapons,
Tho latest victim of what War
den Lewis E. Lawes termed an
inmates' feud was John de Lucca,
24, of Brooklyn, serving a term
for a holdup. He died last night
in the prison hospital.
Lawes said De Lucca had been
stabbed Saturday night while at
tending the prison motion picture
show. Shows have been suspended
pending the outcome of tho war
den's Inquiry.
John Mulvaney. another con
vict from Brooklyn, was accused
by Warden Lawes of killing DO
Lucca as a reprisal for the killing
of Frank Doyle, another prisoner,
last Tuesday. Mulvaney was placed
In solitary confinement.
William Hook,' a convict, waa
stubbed last, month while In the
prison yard. He was not Injured
seriously. Hl assailant waB not
disclosed. , rT; ;
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STORY 1
(Con tinned From Poe One)
Second Germany will nay the
unconditional annuity of the Yoqjig '
plan to the Bank for International
Settlementa which In turn' will re
loan' It to her.
Third The suspended payments
will be subject to interest and will
be repayable in 10 annual Install
ments beginning July 1, 1933. I
WASHINGTON, July 7 (P)
With all nations agreed upon the
principle of President Hoover's mo
ratorium plan, the American gov
ernment expects quick appointment
of the committee of experts that
will work out the technical phases
of the plan.
Acting Secretary of State Castle
said today he expected Young plan
signatories to appoint their mem
bers of the committee at once. The
American government already has
signified Its willingness to co-operate,
with tho committee, although
It will deal with problems In which
tho; United States has no direct!
connection.
Castle said the Interested powers
knew the need for speed and that
ho oxpocted It would take the com
mittee at least three months to
work out the hundreds of technical
dotnils which must be clarified be
fore the plan can go Into operation.
The Famous
Kuppenheimer
Suits for Men
REDUCED
By popular demand
we again reduce our
$45 and $50 Kup
penheimer 19 31
Suits.
Tomorrow at
Mann's the men of
Medford can buy
these fine hand
tailored suits for
50
39s'
This Special cannot
last very long, so
if you really need
a suit of clothes,
buy it now and buy
a Kuppenheimer.
Mann s Mens Section
Stocks Have Been Re-Grouped and Re
Priced for the Second Week of this Sale
July Clearance of
Corselettes
and Girdles
$1 oo
JL
The corset section is
closing out a group
of women's and
misses' s pi e n d I d
quality lightly bon
ed corselettes and
girdles. All sizes are
included In this sale.
They are up to 82.75
In value. Choice 91.
MAIN FLOOR
, "Kickernick" ;
Sateen Bloomers
for Children
Children's finest quality genuine "Kicker
nick" sateen bloomers in black, white and
pink. These are a regular 59c bloomer and
come in sizes 2 to 16 years. Your choice
Wednesday at Mann's
Special 39c
INFANTS' DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
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July Clearance of
Handkerchiefs
Now is the time to buy handkerchiefsl This
July sale offers you a marvelous choice of .
all linen handkerchiefs In embroidered cor
ner and applique designs. White and col
ors at a fraction of their regular value.
V Regular 59c Value
29C ea 4for$l
Regular $2.00 size box of
Coty's famous Dusting Powder
Special $1.69
Good News for
DRESS BUYERS
GENUINE
Mallinson's
"Khaki Koor
Sport Frocks
i4r.-.-'A.T-ai-.i.i JT .liiS a I
Dress buyers have long waited for this good
news. A real Mallinson "Khaki Kool" dress at
ow cost. These are genuine Mallinson frocks
In the popular "Khaki Kool" silk. The sport
fabric supreme for summer wear. 8ee these
new prints and you'll be delighted with them.
Sizes 14 tc 38, And remember, they are only
$6.95 at Mann's Wednesday,
SECOND FLOOR
An Eastern
Manufacturer of Fine
Wash Cottons Contributes
1500 Yards
of glorious new Fast
Colored Prints, in a qual
ity well known to patrons
of Mann's.
On Sale Wednesday Morning
IS yd.
The outstanding wash goods offer of the summer season: 1500
yars of beautiful new prints at 15e a yard. New patterns, new
colors. Just the cloth for pajamas, frocks, aprons and kiddles'
dresses. We win we could offer you more, but 1500 yards Is
all the manufacturers would allow us at this low price. So buy
now. Buy enough for several garments. It won't last long.
This Is a Regular 25c Fabric
100 New Bed Spreads
Gt on Sale Wednesday
100 new bed spreads have Just
been unpacked and marked for
Wednesday selling. These are
a washable all-around scalloped
spread In either single or double
bed style. The colors are rose,
blue, gold, green and orchid.
MAIN
FLOOR
1
38 to 50-in. Colored
MARQUISETTE
A wonderful new shipment of 38 to 50-lneh col
ored figure marquisette. In the showing one
will find Just the right piece for any type of
window reatment. The two low prices quoted
below are very special: 29c for the 38 Inch
and 49c for the 50 Inch.
29c to 49c yd.
MAIN
FLOOR
f 'THE, STORE FOR EVEPVBODY's 7
fMo.t-ao-w;
neoKxaoiKGN.
ivr v years.
money reriiBdcd.' , i 3 "