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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAT 26, 1932.
TIMBER WEB USED IN BUILDING AIRSHIP DOCK
EMPIRE INVESTOR
RELATES TALK BY
ITT, STOCKMAN
notice on the senate today that he
would demand a vote before congress
adjourns on his bill for the free
coinage of silver at the ratio of 10
to 1 with gold.
WASHINGTON, May 20 (AP) The
Carlton and Coast Railroad company
or Carlton, Ore., today asked the In
terstate Commerce Commission to ap
prove a reconstruction finance cor
poration loan of 9981,000 to be used
for equipment and debts.
KLAMATH PALLS Stone's dairy
jt i dairr
plant moved to Bell ranch on Merrill-
route.
ROSEBURG Ott's musio store
moved to new quarters at 112 Oak
street.
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TRIAL OF CLERIC
HOME OWNED STORE FREE DELIVERY. Phone 9
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LONDON, Mny 20, (AP) Several
young women were injured today
while Attempting to push their way
Into Church Hot we, Westminister,
where the Rev. H, F. Davidson, 62-ye&r-old
rector of Stiff key, U being
tried on charges or Immorality.
Sensational testimony during the
last few days resulted In a large
crowd being on hand when the court
reconvened this morning.
After a struggle In which several
girls were crushed, police got con
trol and locked the doors of cnurcn
House, barring out hundreds of per
sons. Inside, spicy testimony started yes.
terday, was continued. It revolved
about a photograph of the elderly
rector with a young girl who, the
prosecution Indicated, was nude, ex
cept for somewhat Insufficient drap
ing with a shawl.
Repeatedly and heatedly Mr. Da
vldson denied knowing that, aside
from the shawl, the girl was naked.
He said he thought she wore a bath,
lng suit, explaining that the pic
ture had been designed to advertise
bathing suits. He was bombarded
by prosecution questions the general
purpose of which was to break down
his denial,
INN IS EXCUSED
TO CLEAR RECORD
PORTLAND. Ore., May 2. (API
John M. Mann, city commissioner for
36 years, was retired from office
today by a recall vote.
Mayor Oeorge L. Baker, against
whom the recall likewise was launch.
ed, won his contest. Negligence and
Inefficiency In office was alleged In
each case.
The vote agAinst Mann was 52,529
and for him 28,343. In the case of
the mayor, 88,688 persons voted for
the recall and 43,882 against It.
Mann responded to the roll call
,tn the city council meeting today.
Before the regular calendar proceed
ings were taken up, Mann arose and
addressed the council, expressing
friendship for each member. At the
conclusion of Mann's remarks, Mayor
Baker said:
"Let the records show that Com
missioner Mann has been excused
at his own request."
WASHINGTON, May 36. (AP)
The senate today restored the ex
emption to newspapers from the new
communications tax in the revenue
bill, Including the levies on leased
wires, telephones and telegraphs.
ASHLAND Store front at K. R.
Isaac's dry goods store, being repainted.
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A 200-foot high wooden traveling falaawork, (upper) from the top of which eranee and derrlcka will
lift ateel archea of the hangar being built at Sunnyvale, Cal. It coat $39,000 and atande on eight ateel flat
eara. and will move on four railroad tracka the length of the hangar aa the framework archea are placed.
Loweri encampment of 200 marlnee detailed to the new alrahlp baae aa guardi and mooring crew for
the Akron when It arrlvee between Mav 7-11.
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SAN ANOELO, Tojaa. May 2 (AP)
W. T. Fonder, former Fort Worth
World war ace, was arrested with an
airplane load of Mexican beer at the
airport here by cuetoma officers who
had chased him In another plane
from the Mexican border.
Ponder waa charged with "unlaw
fully receiving and facilitating In
the transportation of certain Import
ed merchandise to wit: 037 bottles
of Carta Blanca beer."
He waived examining trial today
and his bond waa aet at I1S00. He
waa charged with the violation of
section 603 of the tariff act of 1831.
PENDLETON, Ore., May 30, (AP)
J. J. Lehrer, Walla Walla wool
buyer, waa found unconscious near
Heppner today, the result of an auto
mobile accident last night.
Grand Jury Opens
Probe in Shooting
At Otto King Car
The grand Jury this afternoon
started an Investigation of the
Otto King shooting scrape on
the East Side last winter. Deputy
Sheriff Ike Dunford. Louis Jen
nings and Fred Mcpherson Jr.;
were slated to appear as witnesses.
The affair grew out of the at
tempted arrest of King, for al
leged bootlegging operations.
The authorities claim a shot was
fired Into the rear tire of King's
machine, when he rJg-ugged
down the street, and refused to
stop. Deputy Sheriff Dunford was
In the auto with a state police
man. King, the authorities say,
has been convicted twice for boot
leg activities.
Roxy Ann Orange will conduct Its
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock, at the Lone Pine school
house. All members and visiting
grangers are invited to attend.
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REINFORCEMENTS
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 28. (AP)
The vanguard of western world
war veterans advancing on Washing
ton, D. 0, to demand a bonus pay
ment, a 0,000,000,00 prosperity loan
and legalization of wines and beer,
arrived here today to await "freight
car delegations" from Oakland and
San Francisco.
The veterans camped In the "Jung
les" along the Sacramento and Amer
ican rivers.
Pioneer Dies.
LA GRANDE, Ore., May 20. (p)
John Gavin, 84, pioneer resident or
Union county, died here at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Gump,
last night. He was born In Ireland,
June 22, 1847, and came to America
in 1807.
DALLAS, May 20. (AP) A con
versation between Jay Stockman, de
fendant In the third of the series
of trials of ex-officers of the Em
pire Holding corporation being held
In the Dallas circuit court, and
Janes W. Mott, state corporation
commissioner, as related by Harold
Elbert, farmer near Balem. waa the
sensational development this morn
ing In the Dallas circuit court room.
Elbert was still on the stand as court
adjourned for the noon recess and
had not been cross-examined.
Elbert and his father, I. Elbert,
farmer near Salem, both subscribers
to the Empire Holding corporation
stock, accompanied Stockman at his
own request to the office of the
state corporation commission In Nov
ember, 1931. The elder Elbert was
hard of hearing and could relate but
little of the conversation that took
place between Stockman and Mott,
but the younger Elbert stated that
Stockman asked Mott to stop pub
lication of articles relating to the
Empire Holding corporation until
Judge O. P. Coshow returned from
his vacation In Texas. Elbert stated
that Mott In effect replied to Stock
man that he would try to, but that
he did not know If he had any
right to do so.
SALEM WATER BOND
SALEM. May 20 (AP) Hearing of
the case Involving the validity of the
$2,500,000 bond issue voted by the
city of Salem for a municipal water
supply, will probably be set for Sat
urday with Judge L. O. Le welling
presiding.
The validity of the bonds are being
attacked by the Oregon-Washington
Water Service company, which oper
ates In this part of the state.
CONKLE ELECTED HEAD
Completing his first year In Wood
lake Union high school as vlce-prln-clpal,
B. H. Conkle, formerly of Med
ford, has been elected principal of
that school for the coming year, ac
cording to a news article appearing in
the Woodlake, Cal., Echo.
Mr. Conkle has accepted the posi
tion, the paper states.
When in Medford, Mr. Conkle was
principal of the Senior high school,
resigning in 1930.
WASHINGTON, May 20. (AP)
Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.,) served
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Announce a
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A well constructed hard
wood kitchen or bath stool,
24 inches high, will be given
free with each
$2 or more
purchase of these Fuller
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or woodwork. Dries in four
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colors.
FULLERGLO-For walls or
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that may be washed easily with
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FULLERWEAR FLOOR
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Dries in 4 hours. Long wearing
made to last where wear is
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HELP YOURSELF to all the good things to eat at PIGGLY
WIGGLY. A thousand tempting foods to make your meals more en
joyable are here on display, and you'll like the low prices you always
find at these HOME OWNED MONEY SAVING STORES.
Specials for Friday and Saturday. May 27-28
MILK All Brands - Tall Cans 4y2c
Salmon Happy Vale tall can uc
Margerine Fancy Nut lb.
Cheese Borden's V2 lb.
Wesson Oil quart . ,
Coffee PIeoIS6Sly ib. 23c
Glass Water Tumbler FREE!
Best Coffee m.27c
Glass Water Tumbler FREE!
balad Dressing quart 23c
GOLD MEDAL,
Pancake Flour Sperry 22c
Large 9-pound Bag for ..... . 43c
Syrup . . 25 ozs- e
I at. Ud. iOU
VERMONT MAID
Morton's Salt 8C
Lux Flakes large.... 23
LUX Toilet Soap -3 for 23c
Large California Grape Fruit
6 for 25c
Lemons
Large size, doz. 0c
New Spuds
Shsftfr White
7 lbs. 25c
PICNIC
SPECIALS!
Potato Chips,
reg. 10c pkg. . 5c
Large Ripe Olives,
9oz. tin, 2 for. ...25c
Lindsay's Mammoth
Ripe Olives,
9 oz. tin 19c
Kerr's Pickles,
15 oz. sweet...;. . 19c
Bread and Butter
Pickles, tall gl's 15c
Cresta Blanca
Beverage Base,
2 oz. 19c
North Star Sardines,
4 size, in olive oil,
3 for ,., 25c
Kippered Snaks,
I size, 3 tins.,.,.,. 14c
Califruit Lime
Rickey, bottle. .... 10c
Isuan Ginger Ale,
bottle 10c
White Star Tuna,
1 size .,.r r.,.r.i.:. 16c
Picnic Plates or
Paper Napkins, ;
2 doz ,. 15c
Marshmallows,
1 lb. pkg. . .,. ...... 23c
ECONOMY MARKET
206 E. Main St. Phone 46
MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS!
Milk Fed Veal lh 1 fc
Shoulder Roast I W
Shoulder Steak ...... . lb. 15c
Veal Breast lb. 9c
Spring Lamb Q .. ID,
Stew, Milk Fed W ID. I W
Shoulder Roast .... .... lb. 13c
Shoulder Chops lb. 15c
Grain Fed Pork . Qc
Shoulder Roast V
Loin Chops ..: lb. 15c
Spare Ribs lb. 12Jc
Back Bones ., 3 lbs. 19c
Home Cured Bacon jV
Nice Squares W
Picnics -. . lb. 10c
Backs . . lb. 13c
Ham lb. 17c
Side Bacon ........ lb. 15c
LUNCH MEATS
Rhode Island Red Dry Picked
Fryers
Jackson and Genessee
Phone 108
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