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PXGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUITE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAT 5,. 1932. E Ti I With the prlct of ticket reduoed to ft minimum, a large number of townspeople are expected to attend the aenlor dais play In the hlih acbool auditorium tomorrow evening at eight o'clock, which la being pro duced under the able direction of Ralph B. Belief. Bolton and Mlddleton's maaterpleo. "Adam and Iva." haa been aeleoted for the production, and all mem ber of the cant have appeared In numerouf school presentations pre' vlouslT. The plot of the three-act comedy la woven about the actlvltlea of a wealthy buslnese man who tires of his money-spending family and de cides to ro on an extended vacation The east for the farce la Jamea Klna. the wealthy man, Harold at- Bauer; Eva King, the daughter, Adra Edwards; Adam Smith, business manager. Max Carter; Mr. King's sister-in-law. Aunt Aooey, uim Dodge: Uncle Horace, Bob Nelson: Oorlnthta, the maid. Carvel Reamee; , Julie, the eldest daughter of King. Helen Edmlaton and her husband. Clinton. Cecil Cahlll. Oeorae Bennett takes the part of Lord Andrew Gordon and Douglea Pinch the role of Dr. Delameter. E UNOFFICIAL WAR OF CHINESE, JAPS (Oontmotd from fag On.) at the British consulate and then the document waa taken to the hospital where Japan'a representatives are re covering from wounda Inflicted last week by an assassin. The Chinese spokesman signed at hi home. The terms of the peace were sot Immediately made public, but an un official version Indicated that It was compromise bridging the differ ences which deadlocked the peace parley for a month or more. The Chines were understood to have won their demand that Japan ese troops retire from their present position Into the International set tlement. The Jspanese obtained an agreement that some of their Mi dler remain In the vicinity of Hong kew and Woosung, It appeared also that Japan had uooeeded In avoiding a definite time limit for withdrawal of her troops. Here representatives refused to ac eept such a condition during all the negotiation. At the same time, however. It waa understood that the retirement would begin within a week, and would be completed within month. Eagle Point P.-T. A. To Install Friday EAOLV POINT, May . (Spl.) last meeting for the year of the local Parent-Teacher assoclstlon will take place at the school at p.m. The following offlcera for next year will be Installed: Mr, a. E. Oue tsrhaut. president: Mr. W. H, Toung. vice-president; Mis Yetta Olson, secretary; Mrs. Earl Bloner. treas urer. Mr. Ployd V. Barrett will act aa Installing officer. Royal Schoolgirl associated fr... Phote hlaeko Teru-No-Mlya, 6, eldest dauohter of the emperor and em press of Japan, shown at shs arrived for her first day' choollng at the Peeresses' sohool In Tokyo, FRANK PERL AS BEST LOOKING OF Last night at the Enterprise Orange hall at Wlmer In the Evans Valley was filled with a goodly share of the Jackson county political upV rant aa they Jointly stood Inspection of Orange memoirs, their families nd friends. The majority of both Republican .and Democrat candidates were pres ent, and each treated to a private thrill by the announcement that the best looking office seeker would receive special attention. When Prank Perl was chosen as the most attractive candidate, his opponent, Coroner H. W. Conger conceded Perl the votes In that sec tion. The candidates were well enter tained, the Orange giving a dance and dinner In their Joint honor. No apeechee were made, the candidates being called to the front In groups, according to the office. Tonight at Twin Plunges In Ashland the candidates appear before the people of Ashland. King of Gypsies Goes to Sing Sing NEW YORK, May S AP) Steve KasloT, hailed by some tribe a king of the gypale In th United States, waa sentenced to IB to " yeare In Sing Sing prison today. Ha waa convicted of robbery. MacDONALD UNDERGOES SUCCESSFUL OPERATION LONDON. May . P) Official an nouncement waa made this evening that a ucessful operation had been performed on Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald'a eye. 7-ORTLAND Peterson Woodwork ing Shop opened for business at Mnd and Sandy Blvd. CORVAM.IS Remodeling display windows for additional spsc under way at Darllng'a Variety store, p. J. Kernan of Portland, received 4.1S4 contract for oiling flatus Psas highway Hcod River Glacier. RemovetheCause of Rheumatism Not Till Then Will You Be Tree from IU Blighting Cursa t'lio Arid FnUon th Came nf Rheu matic Agony (Mart a to Your Doily In 14 llourt. Think of It how thli old work! doM mU prottra now com t pWsKTlptlon which It known to phr mtcuu u Alltnru and within 4 hour after you start to tk thla awtft acting formula all pain, agony and Inflammation haa departed. Truly a day for the whola family to oelabratt for Instead of being a halpleu, axpeiulva and annoy in crippla the happy pereon ti at work agtin. AUenro doea J ml what thli notice tya it will do It it guaranteed by Hfftth'ff Drug etor. Jurmin & Wood Drug Store and leading drugitlfita to do It yon can get on generous bot tle for BS cents and we know u will bring the Joyous results you eipeot your money whola bartdty re turned. Take heart lively activity wilt come urn In after (he wonderful bene fit Allenru bring, has mada jim cheerful and happy. And remember thl. Allenrn Is JuM a, effeciiva ror neuritis, adstloa and lumbago. Accounts for Sale! Ws are offering at publio 'gala to the highest bidder number of judgments, clnims, notes and accounts listed with us by business and professional men in this territory. For names, addresses and amounts, sea handbills and posters in all the towns in thia vicinity, ALL MUST BE SOLD! We will sell any of these claims for which wa re ceive a reasonable offer. Mail all bids to the under signed. This is a bona fide sale tor the benefit cif creditors. These claims are property of members of the County Credit Board organized by our company. Other claimi will be ad vertised from time to time, Watch for the published lists. PIONEER SERVICE COMPANY IN0.) Stat Headquarters EUGENE, OREGON TO START F E (Continued from page one) Records L'ninarred At the same time this action saved the navy man from having their sar vloa records marred by Imprisonment. Captain Ward Wort man, Maasle's commander, aatd federal action would have bean necessary to clear their recorda hd they actually been com mitted to prison, oven for an hour. Captain Wort man said Masile, Jones and Lord would retain their status in the navy. The commutation, however, did not constitute a pardon and did not re store to the four their civil rights. Attorney General Hewitt said, but Olarenoa P arrow, veteran chief of de fense counsel, said be thought "fed eral action might be taken to restore them. We are satisfied." Outright Pardon ought Hewitt aatd he had not determined whether they could be pardoned by the president but added that aucn action would be "an extraordinary procedure." A move for an outright pardon was begun by a group of citi zens. In commuting the sentence Gov ernor Judd announced he had acted upon the petition of the four defend ant and their counsel asking execu tive clemency. The governor also made public a petition bearing the names of 104 members of congress asking for an unconditional pardon for the four. The name of Repre sentative Th a toner of Kentucky, Maasle'a native state, headed the alg-naturea. May Drop Charges The four persona were convicted last Friday after a long trial climaxed by Massle's testimony that he shot Kahahawal last January upon bear ing the native confess participating with four other men In a criminal assault upon tola wife, Mrs. Thalia Massle. The commutation probably means that Mrs. Portcacue, mother of the attack victim, and the three navy men will leave Hawaii, and that the four remaining men awaiting retrial on Mrs. Maasle'a charges probably will not be called to face a jury again on that count. Massle Thinks of Mother "My only comment Is," aatd Massle, "that I wish 1 could be In Kentucky to see the smile on my mother's face when ahe learn 1 am free." "I'd like to tell my friends back on the mainland," said Mrs. Fortescue, "that I thank them all for what they did for me, especially those who made ia possible lor Mr. Darrow to come out here. " am thrilled and very happy," said Mrs. Massle. Darrow, who In his 75th year came out of retirement to defend the four, aald ha waa "greatly gratified." Hawaiian Resentful Opinions expressed by a few lead ing citizens reflected the belief that the commutation waa the best way out of a difficult situation. The Im mediate reaction of the Hawatlans, however, waa one of resentment. Prlnceaa David Kawananokoa, Re publican national committee woman for Hawaii, aald; 'The atmosphere haa been so per meated with 'laxity of conditions and strict law enforcement' for the past few months that belief that Justice could only be served by strict adher ence to law has become a part of our dally existence. "With thla commutation, the ver dict of a Jury composed of men of Intelligence, sound judgment and a good character with the facta and law before them, becomes a farce, and the truth as brought out by the prosecution becomes a travesty." 10 VISIT LOCAL LODGE Oregon Rebekah' wishing cup will rlslt Olive lodge Mo. 28 of Medford Monday evening, May IS, according to the plans announced by I. P. In man, grand wisher of Eugene Re bekah lodge No. ti. It la the plan of the organlaatlon that the cup Tlslt aa many lodges In the state as pos sible previous to the grand assembly scheduled for Eugene, Msy 22 to 26. The Eugene group has requested that the cup be at Prosperity lodge No, 104 of Klamath Falls, May 18, or In time to be brought to Eugene by that delegation for the final cere mony. The wishing cup wUl be taken to Hope lodge No. 1 at Ashland, May 17, to be filled with cooperation, good will and fraternity. "For certain reasons that will be esplalned later, we wish for Pros perity lodge to be the last to receive th cup and bring it to Eugene, May 32," Mr. Inmsn stated In his letter to th Rebekah of southern Oregon. 40 ET 8 TO LAY PLANS E Jackson county members of the "40 et 8" Socle te, fun organization of the American Legion, will meet Friday night. May 6, to hold their annual election of offlcera. Plans for representation at the national convention In Portland next Septem ber will be discussed and several other matters of Importance are scheduled to come up. A large at tendance from Medford, Ashland, Granta Paaa and other valley towns Is looked for, BOMB WOUND COSTS LEG OF MINISTER SHANGHAI. May 8. ( AP) Jap anese surgeons today amputated the Earl . Bronaugh Jr. for Attorney General REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE j Fifteen years legal experience in Ore gon .. Three sessions In Oregon Legislature . . Born and educated In Oregon ; .World War Veterans MY PLEDGE; FULL EFFICIENCY WITH STRICT ECONOMY (Psid Ad..) . i i '.'Sfl right leg of Japanese minister Ma moru Bhlgemltau a a result of in juries he. received from a bomb thrown Into the reviewing stand a a celebration In Hongkew park las Friday. rv.u.TS KMAPP X jiajk vJi Yon save so many 4ae(t. Think of all you are and get with dt lieious Kellogg's Corn Flakes I No trouble to prepare. Ready to eat from the package. Many servings costing only a few cents. Fine for breakfast, lunch, children's suppers, late snacks. Extra good with fruits or honey. Al ways oven-fresh. Quality guaranteed. tkH CORN S HAKES i agar pj L Prices Record breakingly Low !. Never in Goodyear experience never all tire history have the price of Goo year Tires been aa low a they are today. Don't try to guess them by what yon last paid for tire. They're 50 lower than they were five years ego t lower than la 1929. And your money today buys the handsomest, tooghest, longest-wearing Goodyear All-Weathar ever built. Think, of that, and ask jrosrr selft Why buy any second-choice tire when first-choice cost no more! ' M lle rTk i Saw 'aSaV IKU wr in lira you" One of the two main reasons why more people ride on Goodyear Tires than on any other kind has always been safety. Other tire-makers know this. They know it so well that in their natural eagerness for sales they are tempted to claim safety too. But there's a long jump between claiming safety on paper and building it into rubber. ' Ridges, grooves, knobs on the side of a tire may be ornamental, but they're about as useful as the buttons on a coat sleeve. If YOU want grip instead of slip in the tire you buy, there's just one place to look for it. Look at the center of the tread, where it contacts the road. That is where other tires sled -runner ribs of rubber. put continuous That is where What tire is best? A nation-wide vote covering every state, shows a prefer ence (or Goodyears 24 times that of the second tire, and fit't timet the average pref erence for all other makes Goodyear puts the big, thick, deep-cut, sure-gripping blocks of the All -Weather Tread. Mark this difference ,well for it can mean to you the choice between coasting helplessly into an accident or stop ping safely when you want brakes and tires to grip tight and hold fast. This year, Goodyear has made the world's besx known safety tread even better, by combining safety and silence in the new Noiseless Non-Skid All -Weather Tread. Don't let anybody kid you. If you want safety in the tires you buy, get safety you can see. Why buy a second -choice tire when FiRST-choice costs no more? Buy Goodyear Tires with the All-Weathei Tread they have traction in the tread-fewtr. where it belongs! Red Network, WEAF and Associated Stations Tl'XE rs on Goodyear Program every Wednesday night over N.B.C i Medford Service Station "YOUR TIRE SHOP" C. C. Furna, Prop. Main and Pacific Highway Phone 14
