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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932
North Carolina, Kansas
Only States Voting Dry
In Digest Straw Poll
, North Carolina join Kansas In vot.
Ing an outright majority for contlnu.
& of the Eighteenth Amendment
In the aeml-flnal return! of the Lit
erary Dlgeat poll aa announced la to
morrowa Issue of the magazine.
North Carolina goee bone dry by a
majority of 81 votes out of 81,483 re
ported returne from the 'Tar Heel"
state and, In Kanaae, the dry a have
a lead of 373 rotea from a total of
77,878 polled.
A total of 4330.418 ballota are re
ported In the aeml-flnal return of
wMch 1,137,387, or 36.37 per cent,
vote for continuance of the Prohibi
tion Amendment and 3,103,139 or
73.73 per cent, reglater their senti
ment In favor of repeal.
The dry vote ahowa a aeventh con
secutive gain during the poll rlalng
from 18.83 per cent of the total vote
of the Initial retura In thli "straw"
referendum.
Nevada caat a vote of over 7 to 1
wet.
The returna from Rhode laland,
Connecticut, New York and New Jer
sey allow a majority of over 8 to 1
for repeal In each of these atatea.
Illlnola, Louisiana and Montana
each ahow a aentlment of more than
4 to J wet.
Nine other state are voting better
than 8 to 1 for repeal of the Eigh
teenth Amendment and 14 more
atatea ahow a vote of 3 to 1 or more
wet, malting a total of 33 out of 48
atatea In w.ilch the wet vote la more
than double the dry vote.
The District of Columbia la poll
ing a vote for repeal of more than
3 to 1 over that for continuance.
The geographical section ahowlng
the heaviest wet vote I the Middle
Atlantic atatea of New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, which ahow
a combined percentage of 80.73 for
repeal and toe dryeat section of
atatea I the East South Central
group of Kentucky. Tennessee, Ala
bama and MlsslAslppl, where the
combined dry vote la 40.77 per cent
of the total for the four atatea.
The atatea nearest approximating
a dry majority Include Tennessee
with 48.39 per cent of It ballots for
continuance; Arkansas with 47.84 per
cent for continuance; and Oklahoma
with 43.33 per cent of It total vote
dry.
NINTH REPORT Or TUB LITERARY DIGEST'S
IB33 PROHIBITION POLL
Classified (ieDgraphlcally
(Prom the Literary Digest of April 18, 1933)
Amendment Amendment
Fsvor Favor
Continuance Repeal
of 18th of 18th
State (Prohibition) (Prohibition)
NEW ENGLAND
Maine . .
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maasaohusetta
Rhode Island -
Connecticut
MIDDLE ATLANTIC)
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
EAST NO. CENTRAL
Ohio
Indiana , .
Illinois
Michigan .
'Wisconsin
WEST NO. CENTRAL .
Minnesota .
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska -.
Kansas
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Delaware .
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia -
Florida
EAST SO. CENTRAL
Kentucky
Tenneeaee
Alabama ......
Mississippi
WEST SO CENTRAL .
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas ...
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado .
New Mexico
Arteona ,
Utah
Nevada , , ,
P9CIPIO
Wa'UnRton
Oregon
STATE UNKNOWN
71.778
10.383
8.188
4.833
38,888
8.188
10.834
230.058
73.918
38,738
137.418
370.443
102.377
83.978
61.578
36.939
17.883
183,165
28.903
29.931
38.809
6.368
6,859
17,433
80.076
133,647
2,378
13.876
3,748
26,331
21,876
30.773
10.087
13,877
10.007
73.730
33.386
38,184
14.709
10.851
86.103
13389
6337
23.803
43.493
80.344
8,431
4.231
1.815
13.928.
1.341
1,863
3.625
290
84.983
13.368
9.238
43.489
14,353
361,403
33,404
13,664
10,805
138,330
17383
57.087
963.893
414.584
169.103
397,037
848.711
270,123
134340
330.163
130.388
93,708
837,411
89.078
53.588
06.579
17,119
13.616
29.631
38.803
349.360
6,082
45,039
9,731
45,107
41.841
30.601
16.499
24.611
39.869
107.075
48349
36.851
18,309
13.568
137.305
14.772
38.472
37.716
88.433
67,033
14.811
8.449
5.368
19,708
4.031
6.312
8 .380
3383
204.403
88.103
20.012
145309
14,657
TJ. . TOTAL - 1.137.387
833,267
33,746
19.839
15.317
175.308
30.548
88,831
1,193,751
488.482
197317
607352
1.119,153
872309
197316
271,741
166,217
111.480
500.686
118.068
83,519
135,388
33,385
18,374
47.054
77,878
381.007
8.360
58.714
13,466
71348
63,718
81,463
27.486
38388
30,878
180.803
71.635
63,036
33,018
34,117
323.497
38.161
84.709
80,609
109,938
98,176
17,943
13.700
6.883
'33,634
8,363
7,175
11.905
2.675
260,385
60.460
80,137
188,788
28409
4339.418
Meteorological Report
April 14, 1932.
Forecast a.
Medford and vicinity: Increasing
cloudiness, followed by rsln late to
night or Friday. Not much change In
temperature.
Oregon: Increasing cloudlneae, fol.
lowed by rain late tonight or Friday
west portion. Local frost eaat por
tion.
Local Data.
Lowest temperature this morning
a- oegreea.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 57; lowest, 87.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1931, 1534 inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday, 00; 5 a. m. today. 88.
Sunset today, 6:61 p.m. Tomorrow
Sunrise, 6:30 a.m.: sunset, 6:53 p.m.
Observations Taken at 5
Meridian Time.
City
If
Baker City .
Boston
Boise
Chicago
Denver
Dea Moines
Fresno ,
Helena
Los Angeles ,
MEDFORD
New York
Phoenix .
Portland .
Reno
Roseburg
Salt Lake
San Pranclsco
Seattle
Spokane
Washington. DJC.
40
36
48
53
33
48
50
54
40
36
68
48
38
44
68
50
46
4.
38
P. Cdy,
P.Cdy.
P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
P.Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
CLUB PLAN! SALE
OPENS TOMORROW
Sal ot plants, both annual and
perennial bulb and shrubs, will be
conducted by the Medford Oarden
club In the Bparta building on
East Main and Riverside Friday and
Saturday.
The aal will open at o'clock
Friday morning, but supplies and
plenta will be received both Fri
day and Saturday. Mrs. L. Bundy.
who has charg of the event, wlth
a number of aaslstanta. asks that
all member and friends of the Oar
den club contribute their eurplus
plants of any varieties from their
garden.
A portion of the proceeds from
the sale will be contributed to the
purchss of vegetable aeeda tor
needy famine.
Piles Go Quick
Without Halve or Cutting.
Thousand of aufferera from Itcn
Irg. bleeding or protrodulng piles have
learned that quick and permanent
relief can only be accomplished with
an internal medicine. Neither alv
nor cutting remove the cause.
Bad circulation of the blood In th
lower bowel cause piles. The veins
are ilabby. the bowel walla weak
the parts almost dead. To end Pile
an Internal medicine must be used
to stlmulat the circulation, heal and
restore the aflected parts.
Dr. J. S. Leonhardt was the first to
discover a real Internal Pile remedy, i
He called his prescription HEM-ROID.
and prescribed it for 1000 patient
with the marvelous record of success
In 060 case, and then decided every
Pile eufferer ahould be able to get
HKM-KOID ta bleta from their own
dn:gr.it with a rigid money back
guarantee.
Dr. Leonhardt-a HKM-ROID baa in
almost unbelievable record of success
riiiht In this city. why wast time
on external treatments or worry about
an operation when Jarmln a Wood
Invites e-ry Pile sufferer to try HKM
ROID with guarantee c-f money-back
H doe not end their file, no mat
ter boat stubborn th cM
SOIL ENGINEER
VISITS VALLEY
Prof. M. R. Lewis, toll engineer of
the department of sericulture, tu
Ucned to Oregon 8Ut con, U In
the city and TUey for a .'Vw Uyt.
stranglng details in connection with
the Federal axperl mental orchard.
formerly a portion of the William
Budge archard. south of Utia city.
Under the direction of Prof. Allison
and Arch Work, the study of fruit
and Irritation problems for the com
In season are well under way.
Delay has been experienced In the
construction of the buildings at the
site by Contractor R. I. Stewart. They
art axpected to be finished by Msy 1.
Real Batata or ln-ur-nce Leate it
to Jones, phone T9&
PLAN PUPPET SHOW
FOR VALLEY SCHOOL
Special entertainment by "guest
artlsta" la announced for tomorrow's
assembly at th Valley school. The
Fifth grade of the Phoenix school
will atag a puppet ahow, constructed
by th class member under direction
of Mrs. Golden. The show portrays
the story of th "Three Wlshev"
The assembly program will open at
the regular time. 11:30 o'clock.
Rogue Academy
Thanks Friends
(Contributed.)
The Rogue River academy wishes
to express It appreclstlon to the
many friends and patrons who help
ed to make th rummagv aal such a
success.
Th tidy sum realized was not the
only compensation, and we wish to
shsr with you th pleasure ot pro
viding necessities for worthy fsmlllea
at a price within their reach, and in
some case at no price at all. Thank
you!
Fireman Has Hose
Stolen From Yard
Lost Length of hose, by fireman.
So read th blotter at th city police
station this morning. Howard Glas
cock, member of th Medford fir de
partment, reported today that aome
garden hose waa stolen from his yard
last night. Olascock reside at -33
Beatty street.
,
Oregon Westher
Increasing cloudiness followed by
rain let tonight or Friday In west;
local frost east tonight; fresh and
strong south winds onshore.
Lost20Lbs.of Fat
In Just 4 Weeks
Mrs. Ma West ot St. Louis. Mo.,
writes: ! am only 38 yra. old and
weighed 170 lbs. until taking one
box of your Kruschen Salt Just
weeks ago. I now weigh ISO lb. 1
also have mora energy and further
more I've never had a hungry mo
ment. Fat folk should tske one-half
teaspoontul of Kruschen Salt In a
glass of hot water In the morning
before breakfast It'a th SAFE,
h armies way to reduce a tens of
thousands of men and women know.
For your health's sake ask tor and
get Kruschen at Jarmln. at Woods.
Heath 'a Drug Store or any drug store
th cost for a bottle that last
weeks Is but a trifle and If after the
first bottle you are not Joyfully sat
isfied with result money back.
FINISHED WALLS
IN ONE DAY
One or Two Coats Old or New WalU
Wsllhid. with FIFTEEN NEW BEAUTIFUL SHADES
TO CHOOSE FROM will make your houio cleaning ey.
Ask your painter to use WALLHIDE, "THE YTTOUZED
OIL PAINT."
Sold .xcluiiv!- in Medford by th
K. D. ROSS CO.
22 S. Grape St.
Let ui wcorninend a painter for your work.
L
The county court yesterday consid
ered a bill for SH5 50. submitted for
services by Co. C. 'National Guard,
Grants" Pass, In hunting for slayers of
Victor Knott, Ashland policeman last
November. Captain J. R. White came
up yesterday to see about It. No
action was taken.
Captain Whlt. In charge of the
Grants Pass guardsmen, asks pay at
the army rate of 113 per day for 3
and one-half days, a total of $42.
The first lieutenant's remuneration La
$5.55 per diem and the second lieu-,
tenant's $4.87. The officers got in!
3 days, and the sergeants, corporals
and privates a day and a half. The i
guardsmen guarded bridges, tramped i
the wet underbrush, when the hunt
centered In the Foots Creek district,
and otherwise made ttvemselvea use
ful. Auto mileage In hauling the troop
ers to and from meals and elsewhere,
figured at the federal rate of a dime
per mile and was about 720 miles.
The state rate Is a nickel a mile.
Meals cost 40 cents, the government
rate for soldiers.
The Grants Pass guard, like Co. A.,
of Medford, responded to the call for
possemen, but Co. A. to dnac has
submitted no bill, save for groceries.
The county court last winter dlsal-1
lowed the bill when first presented,
and It has reposed since In a pigeon
hole. Sheriff Ernest Lister of Jose-,
phlne county wrote a letter to the j
county court praising the soldiers and
adding: "I want them to be satisfied,
as we may need these fellows again
some time."
E
Miners In Total Riot
STEUBEN VILLI, Ohio. April 14.
(AP) A riot. Incident to the strike
ox coal miners In the eastern Ohio
field, resulted In the shooting to
death of one man near Adena to
day and tb wounding of another.
X-Ray photo of th spine of
Teruchlo Maruyama, 14-year old Jap.
anese miss, seriously wounded two
years ago by the accidental discharge
of a .23 rifle In the handa of a boy
playmate, will be sent to the medical
department of the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, for study, by a
nerve specialist. The X-Ray photos
were taken shortly after the accident,
but were not developed until recently.
According to Dr. Edwin R. Dumo,
the family physician, they are better
than the first pictures, and show the
location ot the bullet In the spine,
distinctly.
The San Francisco nuerologlst will
report upon th advisability of an
operation, and auch a step teat with
his decision and the wishes of the
family. It Is thought that a spinal
operation will restore the Uttlo miss
to full health and use of her limbs.
Dr. Durno said today, that an op
eratlon could now be performed better
than at first, because Teruchlo I
now strong and healthy, and her
nerves better able to stand the shock.
The operation would require removal
of a portion of the spine. Tfto ex
traction of the bullet would remove
the pressure on nerves.
Teruchlo haa been confined to a
wheel chair for many month, and la
a cheerful and patient aufferer. At
the time of the mishap, ah was a
popular student In the Junior Hlsh.
She Is a daughter of R. Maruyama.
steward of the University Club.
Be correctly -orseted
by ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN
Elith and HoUy Street
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drink
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Good for your Stomach and your Nerve.
It relieves Constipation!
1 lb. Ficgo goe about as far as 2 lbs. Coffee
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