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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1932)
IffiDFOBB M1ID TRTBTJKE, MEDFORD, OBEGON, TUESDAY, iiPKffi 13, 1932, PXG MVfi ) l. 1 i ) FINAL REGISTRY RUSH ON TODAY Hi II NEAR Final ruah of voters to register for the May 20 primary was underway today in tne clerk a oifice with pros pects that the Jackson county regis' tratiou would approach the 18,000 mark the largest in local .history, The books close tonight until after the election.. More than 1000 registration cards were received Monday, bringing the total well past the 17,000 mark. Included In the registrations are several hundred women voters, many of whom have not voted since 1816 the year they "were kept out of war' by the Democratic presidential nonv Inee, Many of the male voters have also been too busy to get to the polls for the same length of time, including one man who has not voted since 1892. The registration will exceed by about 5Q00 names the previous high marks. In 1S22, the year of Klan righteousness in Oregon politics, 13, 500 voters registered. The heaviest increase in registration has come from the country precincts-with the cities close behind. As usual, the bulk of the vote is in Medford and Ashland. The interest is regarded as healthy sign, and a 50 per cent vote is predicted fos the primary, which will mean close to 10,000 ballots will be oast. It also made many wish they had filed for office, and there Is talk of "independent" candidates filing for county places after the pri mary count is known. HUNT FOR BODIES vllTING WEATHER As soon as the weather settles in the mountains a coroner'a-sherlff possee will be organised for a search in the Dead Indian country for the Bodies of Edwin C, Brown and wife, homesteaders who lost their lives during a blizzard last January. Fol lowing a conference yesterday, it was agreed that the coroner was empow ered to approve expenses for a hunt in tfte territory to the east of the Brown cabin where neighbors have not searched thoroughly for the past month. The cost of the new search will be borne by the county and It will be sway from habitations. The Brown's re now thought to wandered far and fcs lie in a deep snow drift, in i&e jough and heavily timbered country. According to advices received by the sheriff's office, fresh snow fell in the Dead Indian country last night and today. TEACHER AND PUPILS TOGETHER AGAIN AS POLITICAL POT BOILS "We'll tell no tales out of school," pipe three candidates from this year's political pot A. J. Hanby, Edward C, Kelly and Frank Perl, And the last two named hope that Professor Hanby won't, or at least that he has forgotten. Not so many years ago the three, who met at a recent central Point meeting for candidates, met each morning to & much different rela tionship. Professor Hanby, who seeks the Republican nomination for coun ty school superintendent, was the teacher, Mr. Kelly, candidate for the Democratic nomination for state rep resentative, and Frank Perl, who seeks the Republican nomination for county coroner, the pupils. No mention was madt by Professor Hanby at the Central Point gather ing of the frequency with which his proteges decked the Medford dunce stools, long before political ambi tions surged through their vein. His former scholars were present, And it Is understood today that wherever Professor Hanby is invited to speak, there Kelly and Perl wiii be also. Pope Gets Ivory Madonna VATICAN CITY. (AP) A statue of the Virgin Mary carved from an elephant tusk, has been sent to Pope Pius by the sultan of Buhunde, Bel gian Congo. The work is 16 inches high. t 1x8, 1x8 and t!2 select cedar flume lumber. See it at Woods Lum ber Co, Desirabie houses always in first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 106 Meteorological Report April IS, im. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Shows r.d cooler tonight; Wednesdty fsir, Oregon: Showers er temperature, acuta tad east por- utm; weanesaay rasr except unsettled with ehowers northwrat portion. Local Data, Lowest temperature tbia morning: 41 degreea. Temperature a year ago today Highest, IS; lowest, 48, Total precipitation since Seplero- Relative humidity at s p. m. yea- reraty, air.; o a, m. today, 85. Sunset today, 8:58 p,m, Tomorrow sunrise, 8:33 a m,; sunset, 8:S7p.nt, Observations Taken at 5 a. m '4 Meridian Time. City YE - as fir mg 13 If 2 u Baker city 58 48 ,. Cloudy Boston , 56 44 .. Cloudy Boise 60 52 ., Cloudy Chicago 44 40 .... Cloudy Denver .,. 84 38 ,02 Clear Des Molnea 64 42 Cloudy Fresno 78 82 P.Cdy. Helena ,.. 63 St T. Cloudy Loa Angeles .. IS 58 Foggy MEDFORD 8? 48 .04 Rain New York 58 SS .... Clear Phoenix 82 58 Clear Portland' 84 4 ,44 Rain Reno 72 48 .. Cloudy Roseourg 88 44 ,18 Rain Salt Iake 58 42 .. Clear San Francisco 88 82 Cloudy Seattle SI 43 .43 Cloudy Spokane 52 44 ,12 Rain Washington, D.C. 82 40 ,. Clear THIEVES REMOVE LIGHTING MOTOR N RURAL SCHOOL EVANS VALLEY, Ore,, April 39. (Spl,) School was resumed here to day, after closing Friday morning when It was discovered the Dele power plant motor, generating lig&t for the school, and also pumping water, had been stolen between mid night and 8:30 o'clock that morning. An emergency motor was obtained and installed over the week-end. Thieves who tore the locks from the pump house, cut the wires lead ing to the school, then removed the motor, valued at $io(h T.hey also drained about 35 gallons of gasoline from the storage tanfc, by digging a hole about five feet deep near the tank, to syphon it out by means of a hose. A window to the school house was pried open and 143 pencils were taken, according to state police of ficers who investigated the case. A number of tools belonging to Mr, Cochran were also taken from the school house, Numerous thefts have been report ed In Evans Valley this spring, Gaso line was drained from all of the county trucks stationed in a farm yard here one night. The lock on one of the garage doors belonging to Jack Steward was removed Sunday night, but no valu ables had been left there by him, so nothing was missed. Candidates Ball, Lake Creek, Sat,, April 23, All ca-ndidatea specially invited. The Peas- Portraits of distinction leys, opp Solly taeatr No More Neuritis In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs If you want to get rid os tn ago- , nri!s nfiur&lzia. ? if" l .h.,; iu.t ao! ;tatt. u . , - - - Tysmol to th affected part and e how qmeKiy aji rmset? t. - nrtwrfliv oenetiatlns absorbent, soothing and hratlng in its action, which goes In through the por and quickly reaches the burn ing, aching nerves. Those stubborn pains in the back of the neck, about the snouKter qibuc, iv til' forearm and fingers, or extending down the thigh to th toe Hps, -will soon disappear. Cramping of the muscles will atop sno lonser be bothered with soreness, n...., .tfrftutcc numbness or ten derness of th joints and ligaments. Tysmol la no$ an omiiiaij ,,..... salve, but a scientific new emotl- ,u,t i untlreiv different irom anvthine sou have ever used. Don't suf'r any longer. -rfj Tysmol at any good drug atore. Ai svs on band at Strang's Prog store. We Offer 15 Shares Copco 6 PrstcTd at $73 per share M. N. Hogan & Co. 315 Liberty Building Medford 0-C TAX REFUND HELPS TREASURY JACKSON COUP Jackson count? the past weeit has received new financial tonic la the ahape of a treasury department check for t2,83S.TO the l3i payment of th Oregon-California tax refund. Coupled with stead? payment of cur rent tases twice tha amount of last year the money horizon of the county has taken on a slightly rosier hue. The Oregon-California tale refund. previously budgeted, has been appro- tloned by the treasurer's office to the various funds as follows: General fund 97,714.47 Special road . 13,m.! School 22,838.11 Jacksonville , 7,38 ! Checks for tie school and road district were mailed Monday by the county treasurer to the various dis tricts. The Jacksonville payment Is on a special claim. According to the tss collection de partment of the sheriff's office, mors than (11,000 was "turned over" to the treasurer last week This is better than average current tax payments of tha past two, years. The period for paying the first half tax, expires May 5. First-half payments of Ifte South ern Pacific, the CaUfora!a-0res;oB Power company and other corpora tions wtthtrt the county, ara gener ally made after May 1, Expects Baby Soon ir ' - , Vs. I v . ' i t 1 --ilM DEPOSITORS GIVEN WORD ON WAIVERS Former depositors of the Jackson Count? bank have received formal notice of the sums waived, which they will share pro rata In the pro ceed realised from the collection -of "assets in the sum of $365,895.65, now held In trust by the First Na tional bank of this city. Realization of some of the assets is now under way. The period of Jiquldatfcm t& problematical, and dependent some what upon crop conditions and clear ing of the economic stress The letters are signed hf C. W. Mc Donald, as president of the Jackson County bank, and apreciation ts ex pressed for the cooperation of depos itors shown m the closing of the active business of the bank. It's Old Soman Custom FAENZA, Italy lie free lunch Aa old Soman custom has been re vived here. Chi St. Lazaro'a day you can enter any house in the Borgc Durbecco, the most ancient part of the city, and eat all you want free. The Romans established the custom to attract tourists. Be correctly corseted by ETHELWYN 8. BOPFMANS Sixth and Hoiiy Streets A new member of the famy of ' wr ana mra. rran.iin i norps o? Hollywood la expected in August. Mrs, Thorpe it known n the film aa iviarw Asift. ACT SpPROVED BY SENATE GROUP i Continued itom Page One) FEHL ARGUMENT FOR NEW TRIAL COMES UP S( Arguments on th pie of th Pa cific Record Herald and it editor, Eart H, Fehl, for new trial in the libel suit wherein Hoy Farr, game warden, Ashland was given a 000 verdict, are scheduled to be mad th latter part of the week no def inite das being yet namsd, Th court desires to clear th present docket of three or four minor mat ters, A score of affidavits snd counter affidavits have been filed by pts&tttff and defendant is the ease. The do &n& affidavits are chiefly centered around allegations of prejudice and misconduct of members of the trial jury, and aiieged statements of Mr. M frtle GcBsuert a jurywoman of thlz city. The court is scheduled to hear argument the week-end. In the plea of Prof, O, E&gl&utrcEt of Eagie Foist, sentenced to pay a fine of 1 2 SO upon conviction of assault and battery poG John Domegalla. Prof, Engie bardt, thxough his attorney also al leges prejudice on the part of two jurors B, J, Paimer and George Treichier, and fiiss affidavits in sup port of his contention Hearings on the plea of Aibert W ReesS, serving life in Salens prises for complicity in the slaying of Vic tor Knott Ashland policeman, is ex pected to be scheduled within the next ro weeks. The state yesterday was granted an additional five days lis whicfe to prepare and file affi davits controverting those presented by the defense. substitution of government regula tion. Among the spectators were S&hop James Cannon, Jr., of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, and Hufsis iusk of the Crusaders, anti-prosibi tion organisation, Hooe assailed prohibition as i "Pharisee, Mohammedan, Mormon, Methodist doctrine," "If the honest leaders of prohibi tion," he said, "and I eliminate the mercenaries and ?clesiastical poli ticians would only get together with the forces of temperance and permit the world temperance to be written into the compact, the question might easily be solved." Blamed for Crime Ha He said prohibition is "pagan" and temperance is "Christian," and held the ISth amendment responsible for the crime wave. Xtbor'a national committee for modification of the Volstead act through John P, Coipys, then advo cated 2.75 per cent beer. The committee is headed by Mat thew Woii, vice-president of the American Bederatioa of :Labor. Coipys said legalizing 2,75 per cent beer would put 300,000 ssea to work withhvthree months. "I have neyer seen one whs has been prominent in advocacy of this law who is sot hypocrite of th first water," Colpvs asserted. Opponents of prohibition ap plauded. Porch Floor and Auto Top. .these 2 jobs for the price of 1 Make your floor paiodng gay ia color thrifty in parte! Choose Sudan Browo Gao Mewl Gry Buckskin or other shades suitable to mod ern floors andeonereteporches. Not in ten ye has B-H Porch and Floor Paint been priced so low! Add to this new auto top paint job for nothing! Auto Top Dressing ghres high gloss, waterproof finish that does not crack. tike ail National Lead prod ucts, these paints are of the highest quality, go farther and last longer. About floor coiof -schemes, write National lead Home Beautiful Department, 2240 24th Street, Sjd Francisco. See us about paints. This efftt befit derisf April . , i Versatile Sptt Viatitb exctitent for doots, d.-inbr:d4, etbit top. Uatfeiatme!,fof fiirattuietnd Root Punt, Hgrfloe , dJJj PORTER LUMBER COMPANY Builder Bureau of Information 204 So. Tit, Phone 124 AGENTS FOR- BASS3HUETER PAIMTS VARNISHES V ENAMELS If M1IXM i T 1 O 1 1 iift C O U ? ?( Fill 10 IIS' RELIEF IE 0UTL1NI WASHINGTON, Aptil 15. f API Formulation of a general farm ra ils i program wiii b undrt&kea T.iesdsy at eonfsrsnee of th sna? sgrloaltursl commH?. rsp reaeatatlv of farm organist tens and government sfflclsis, T&s heads of the Americas fsrm bureau f?diratin tha t&Umxit grngs and th mttnul Xrm?rs anion long wltfe Secretary K?de4 Chairmss Stos ot th farm boars and Governor Meyur st th federal reserve board fcitvs feees Invited, Th ecsnmlttf called th canf??- esce bcauaa o? the great number and variety of agricultural relief maaurfs new before It Iffl SAYW! LISTED FOR ES SALEM, prti 19. APj Ir?na . Ssehers, Fsstlasd, aa awarded first prize Is th state Is the Gesrge W&sMngtoa hlh &h&l essay os test It waa announced t&a&f hy Q, h, Howard, atate auperlnteudest sf sehool. Student from 33 counties omps'l- Her essay will s snteres Is the satlssal con? cat. Second place and seeoud pzl& money went to Margaret Frcman of Oilllam ousfy; third wen Heln Browu of Portissi, Other ts win nlses wer John Fisher et Cove, lleles Sutton of Farfed&le aad Aiieea Cror.kUa of Sfc, Heieaj, Those reeelvlsi? hoaamW ms Koa were Helen Pocoelc. John Ss?; Jack BQllinger, Wssfe Mnm Adeline Otmpbell, Ferrydaiej MAJirIca Walk er, Oold Besch Leslie Shawt omasa ?saa; Frasfe Weisfe of Lafayf.ts. GIANT CARDS PLANNED FOR STADIUM BRIDGE HEW YORK A bridge gams tm eards 20 feet high U sas of ts tfeisgs Promoter James Jobtmss ptaas to put Is 80,01X5 -seat stadium feuMisg hspsr The piayer would prssa But ton asd a derrick would pl&f the esrsSs Is uch way that tfe ladi the back row couSd them. Pnon 543 W'li fiau! away four rsie. City Sanjar? Sernoa. glfta tnstailed wqi, ?oe msit nght, Srtli Snet MetAi Wori tesded the date delgsste4 fo? eseeuWon for May 5 to Juna 24 as their attorney ssay hae tlm to fsore as appeal to th XJnli&i Stt auprsm court. Prctcire t ranse mad so rd MQWmOMZHTf Ai AprU JS. Ses segroe urdfr dih sts ee for attaek on two wrilt g;rU near Scot tabor o got a new lsae lif tod?t Th Alabama uHC8m couri ei- NEW SHREDDED BIS CUIT TOASTED ON TOP AND BOTTOM Kellogg'st WHOLE WHEAT Bis- cuit Bring Many Improvements Or.s sf tha rmw faeis tfcai is si- Kelkg wttam wheat Batostt Tha mm Kdfegsr Bteji6 is soked that bakft is deEtghtfttE flavor tmd retams tfes full food value s tfes whoBs wheat. At the same time, tt mates tha eaetist easier to stgeit, Every KseaJt ts toasted rick, gshfea bswrs ess beth tsp asd hot- torn aot jstse one Btts. ittqr mach crssper. 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