MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON', FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 193f.
AGE SEVEN
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Point With Pride to Metro
politan Police Record of
Only 21 Murders in 1930
One Death Unsolved
PATIENTLY TO CUT
LD WAR DEBT
By Alvln II all man
LONDON (AP) British people,
accustomed to having the Qnlted
States held out to them as a land
containing the best of everything,
pounced upon the Wlckersham re
ports as pointing to one side of
American life In which Great Britain
excels.
Exhibit "A" Is always the metro
politan police records, which In 1930
showed only 21 murders. Nine of
the slayers killed themselves, and
eleven arrests were made In the oth
er twelve cases.
Too Many Prisoners
Of three persons acquitted, two
were survivors of suicide pacts. There
was only one unsolved murder.
A British prison official who has
visited many American prisons com
ments that the English cannot fairly
criticize the United States because
Britain .herself has never faced such
difficulties as have American prison
officials.
He calls attention to overcrowding
In American prisons' and suggests
that by making greater use of proba
tion conditions might be relieved.
"I saw many prisoners In America"
he said, "who In England would have
been assigned to the care of proba
tion officers and would never have
entered a prison gate."
Third Degree Gentle
George Ingram, who has a long
record with the British police and
finally served In two of the larger
prisons for burglary, said there Is a
difference In application of the
"third degree." Beating, mentioned
with such emphasis In the Wlcker
sham reports. Is not often resorted to
In England, nor are there long sleep
less hours of bullying and question
ing. "Instead." Ingram explains, bear
ing out frequent assertions of the
police themselves, "the prisoner Is
treated with considerable .courtesy,
questioned for a while, allowed to
rest and then questioned some more.
"If he Is clever he may evade im
plicating himself, although so sure
Is the British system of detection
that before a man Is arrested the
police practically have established
his guilt."
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The First M. E. Ladles' Aid will
hold a Rummage Sale In the Pan
torlum Bldg. on Nov. 6 and 7. Any
one having donations call Phone 1606.
Italian Dictator Never An
Open Advocate of Cancel
lation Thinks Burden
Is Too Heavy, However
By John Evans
ROME (AP) The "nibbling" proc-
esa on reparations, due perhaps to
receive further Impetus by the visit'
of Laval of France to President Hoo
ver, reveals the tenacious patience
of Benito Mussolini.
Ever since he rose to power In
1023 this black shirt symbol of quick,
vigorous action, has bided his time
on this question, acting only when
opportunity gave him an opening to '
chip oft a few more of the rough
edges of the 1919 peace terms.
Debts Endanger reace
Nine years ago, when the repara
tions commission fixed German pay
ments at $528,000,000,000, his de
nouncement of them as too great a
burden and as a danger to world
peace were almost as definite as his
urge for relief when the Young plan
reduced them to $168,000,000,000.
He never openly advocated can
cellation of debts, which would be
implied by abandonment of repara
tions, but there is nothing to show
he would oppose It, On the contrary
he has acknowledged the Justice of
America's claim to repayment of war
loans.
His theme all along has been the
note sounded In Ramsay Mac
Donald's election manifesto, that
reparations and war debts, however
well justified, bear too heavily upon
the world's economic Ufe. He has
seen them too as Inflaming -the sores
t of war into dangerous hatreds.
Is No Philanthropist
So he did not hesitate to accept
instantly Hoover's moratorium pro
posal, making It plain that Italy
would be In the salvage squad of
nations, even if France remained out.
The duce takes no credit as an in
ternational philanthropist. So long as
ether nations accept1 reparations, he
wants Italy to have her share. Hence,
while he pleaded for reductions, he
also fought for an Increase In Italy's
percentage and got 12 pe. cent under
the Young plan Instead of the pre
vious 10 per cent.
To get this, 13 per cent, Italy sacri
ficed considerable right of Indemnity
from Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria.
But there also Mussolini's philan
thropy was practiced In his country's
interest. Italy needs the friendship
and trade of central Europe.
A letter has been received by the
Jackson County Humane society from
Arthur Sellgman, governor of New
Mexico, in answer to protests voiced
regarding recent plans for staging a
bull fight in the southwestern state.
The fight was not held and the hun
dreds of letters received from every
state In the union helped greatly In
cancelling the event, the governor
writes.
The letter closes with this expres
sion of gratitude, "May I not thank
you for your valuable and timely co
operation In this matter, which so
vitally affected the good name of
New Mexico as well as that of the en
tire nation."
Broken windows glazed by ' Trow
bridge Cabinet Works,
Burn dry slabs. $4 75 per load.
Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
CHILD need
REGULATING?
CASTORIA WILL
DO ITI
When your child needs regulating,
.emembcr this: the organs of babies
and children are delicate. Little
bowels must be gently urged nevei
torced. That's why Castoria is used
by so many doctors and mothers. It
is specially made for children's ail
ments; contains no harsh, harmful
drugs, no narcotics. You can safely
give it to young infants for colic
pains. Yet it is an equally effective
regulator for older children. The nexl
time your child has a little cold 01
fever, or a digestive upset, give hin
the help of Castoria, the children'!
own remedy. Genuine Castoria al
ways has the name:
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and II MENU
"Berry" Sugar carton
everyone is so tkrilled
about I
It's easy to open", easy to pour from, easy to
close! The new pouring-protective package
in which C and H pack fine-grained MENU
''Berry" Granulated! There's no sugar car
ton on the market like it. And no sugar like
your favorite C and H MENU "Berry."
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Coil Day Bed
Couih hv Day lied tiy NlRltt '.
You Suve 1-3 at This Price!
$19.95
Sturdy metal,
brown enamel
finish. C r e -tonne
covered
Mattress.
End Table!
Solid Walnut at a Price Many
stores Ask lor Walnut FI11IM1!
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Carved legs,!
sturdily braced. A
An exceptional
buy!
Ifrl
3-Piece Outfit
Triple Havings Now on Tt.1
Outfit! Others Ask 23 More.
S18.85
Metal Bed
enamel finish
09 -Coll Spring;
40-lb. Felt and
Cotton Mattress.
$10 Auto Battery
Ward's !3-Plnte Winter Kins!
full of Qiilik-Starting Pep!
S5-75
With Tour Old
Battery I
Guaranteed for
18 months I
I nun
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"SAVE DOUBLE TODAY ON TOMORROW'S NEEDS"
LAST DAY
Special for Saturday Only
crJure cane,
of,
course
!
Women who've used this pure cane sugar
tay it has the finest grains they've ever seen.
That's why it's quick-dissolving (unlike or
dinary granulated). The meringues you can'
make with it, delicate, foamy! The icings
and candies, creamy, smoothly blended!
Cakes of light and delicate texture! Luscious
fresh fruit desserts! Whatever you're cook
ing, whatever your menu calls for, sweeten
it with this general-purpose granulated
C and H MENU "Berry" for every menu
Brown Sugar, Confectioners Powdered,
Dessert Sugar, Crystal Tablets, and Cubelets
in fact all the C and H MENU Sugars (as
the name implies) offer endless opportuni
ties for varying the menu. Mail coupon be
low for recipe booklet.
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2-lb. and 5-lb.
pouring packages
wrapped in waxed
paper lo prevent
caking. Also 2-lb.,
5-lb., 10-lb., and
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Please send me your free recipe booklet full of cut-out dolls
Thi Si'ca Dou. Familt awd The Favohiti Recipes.
ADDRESS
CITY , ,
SPECIAL VALUE!
School Hose
For the Children
Only 8o pair for these
durable cotton school
hose. Reinforced heel
and toe will stand hard
wear. Black and brown
colors. It's wise econo
my to buy 6 pairs at a
time.
AN UNBELIKV
ABLE LOW PRICE!
Ladies' Cotton
Bloomers
This low price seems al
most ridiculous; only
through a quantity pur
chase of these garments
are we able to sell them
at this price. Colors
white, flesh and peach.
Sizes small, medium and
large. Buy a supply at
this price.
This is a real bargain
Fancy
Pillows
Reg. $1.00
5c ea.
Fancy rayon and Jac
quard velour covered
pillows. Filled with gen
uine Kopak. Your last
chance to buy these pil
lows at this price.
Here Is the Greatest Value
We Have Ottered In Years
FEATHERSPRiBJG
Regular $39.95 .
$4 Down Small Carrying Charge
The inner construction of this mattress consist
of 366 ooll "Feathersprlng" Inner springs covered
with 14-oz. burlap. The outalde i covered with
a heavy Imported Belgium Daman Ic Ticking. It has
the Imperial 4-row rolled edge. 4-acreen ventl
. latora on boxing; 30 lbs. of compressed felt on top,
bottom, stdes and end,. This felt composed of
75 per cent good quality llnter. It's . value that
cannot be surpassed.
Kotex Pads
Others Auk 9flc to 450 a Bo.
Natlon-Wlde Sale Price. Only
4 Pkc.
98c
12 sanitary nap
kins In a box I
Soft, absorbent,
rounded cot
ners. Bargain I
Silk Hose
"Golden Crest" Full Fashioned
Chiffon and Service!
69c
Permanent dull
finish. French
heels. Bast
value ever at
this loir prlc.
Reg. 1 .V hot
Ivory Snow
2 boxes 19c
(Large site, ox.)
Real Ivory Soap blown into
many pearls. Ideal soap for
silks and woolens. Dissolves
Instantly.
Flannelette!
Von Pay $t.3 for Similar
quality Pajamas Elsewhere!
si.oo
Attractive
'till a. soft
warm flannel
ette tuck In on
overblouse.
36-Inch Prints
Hold I.Ike Hot Cakes 8 Months
Ago at 1.1c a Yard! Now Only
12V2C
Famous Colo
nial Prints In
new Fall pat
terns! Tub fast
colors I
SATURDAY ONLY!
Free Tube
With, every tire purchased-and
with tire prices the lowest for
all time-this is a bargain. This
offer is for one day only. Come
Saturday.
Shot Gun Shells box 50c
standard make shells 16 and 20 gnuge only.
Shot Guns . $26.95
WKSTIiHN FIKLU PUMP GUNS Shoot 6 shells in 6 seconds.
Wool Blankets $498
ALL WOOL BLANKETS. Fancy plaids. Size 00x80. Sateen
bound.
Blankets part wool . $2.79
Ciootl looking part wool Blunkla. IMalds, sateen bound. Site
72x81.
B.Batteries98cto$3.15
Trail Blazer and Airline B Butteries at a price you can save
money.
Prints, yard 12y2c
Fast color, excellent quality prints; 30 Inches wide.
Muslin, yard 6c
Unbleached Muslin. Medium weight; 27 Inches wide.
Boys' Blazers . $2.49
Automatic fastener. Made of moleskin. Suede color, both
light and dark. Mires 6 to 10 years.
Night Gowns . 69c
Boys' flannel night gowns. Medium weight. Size A to 16 yrs.
Men's Overalls 89c
Pioneer O'alls. Heavy weight, full cut. Reinforced. A
91.50 value.
Boys' Cords $2.98
Young men's cord pants. New elephant color. High waist
bund.
Feather Pillows 88c
l.arice size feather pillows. Cuvered with good quality
firkin-.
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Union Suits . . $1.77
. Part Wool U. Suits for men. size 36-48.
House Dresses 59c
Rfcular SI.OO value house dresses. AU fast color prints. A
real bargain.
Ladies Hose . 25c
flood quality merrerlzrd hose, Light and dark colors. M
to Wi site.
Boy's Oxfords $2.49
Boys' block oxfords, leather npper and soles. Sizes J!i lo 8
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Phone 286
Your Neighbor Saves Money at Ward' Why Don't You?Q
Medford, Ore.