Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1932, Page 7, Image 7

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Equity gases on
BOULDER CITY IS UNCLE SAM'S 'MODEL' TOWN
DECORATION DAY
Boy Scouts.
Olrl Scouts.
Schools.
Decorated car.
MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTID, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 26. 1935.
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Equity C&MS are being heard thla
week In circuit court before Judge
H. D. Norton.
Arguments and testimony were
heard today and yesterday in the
ault of C. E. Swallow against C. B.
Gates and H. R. Hutton and others,
for money allegedly due for construc
tion of the movie studio, the skele
ton of which still stands on the
Crater Lake highway, near the air
port. Swallow was the contractor.
The case la largely technical,
k The date for calling the petit Jury
ts problematical. They, were ex
cused last Monday, subject to call,
but no definite date has yet been
set.
The grand Jury which has been
In session this week Is expected to
complete Its labors late today or
early tomorrow morning. Minor
matters have occupied their atten
tion, including the Upper Applegate
dog shooting episode and the Dia
mond lake cabin entry case. A num
ber of high school boys were called
as witnesses In the latter case. Jo
stah Hlbbard of Butte Falls Is the
foreman.
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IN RECALL MOVE
(Continued trom rage one.)
amination before trial that It It pre
liminary to preferring charges with
the governor asking for my removal."
Seabury denounced the statement
as "a cheap political stump speech."
Assemblyman Irving 8 t e 1 n g u t
charged the committee had spent all
by (87,000 of $750,000 appropriated
for It.
"All of this money has been spent
by counsel to remove this man from
office, and he can't do It r he
shouted.
"That statement 1a unqualifiedly
false, and the assemblyman knew It
was when he made It," Seabury replied.
JOHNNY LOGAN
Here's a touching little tribute
to Johnny Logan, late Oregon State
college football star, from Dr. Edwin
R. Durno the Eddie Durno of Ore
gon basketball fame who attended
him in his last Illness:
MEDPORD, May 33. (To the
Sporting Editor) Sir: I read your
gossip column today, and waa much
Interested in what you had to say
concerning Johnny Logan. Though
I had never met John prior to his
fatal illness. If he exhibited the
same flBht on the gridiron as he
displayed In his most recent battle,
ha certainly was a wonderful foot
ball player.
John died of a particularly malig
nant type of influenzal pneumonia,
but even as the end approached, he
was thinking of the other fellow.
Two of hla roommates at Hilt had
died within two days and he w
afraid we were combatting some
strange, mysterious disease. Hla
last words were a plea to find out
jtnd prevent his other friends from
Acquiring the malady. I certainly
' wish to re-emphaslse the game fight
he put up in his last attempt to
help the other fellow. Respectfully
yours.
EDWIN R. DURNO.
Morning Oregonlan.
DAY AS PIONEERS
Members of the Active club' enjoy
ed a "stag" party Tuesday evening at
the Hotel Medford, with members of
the club dressed In pioneer clothes
of the days of '49, several appearing
as cowpunchers.
Arrangements for the evening were
In chare of Darren Huson and Leslie
Welsenberg.
Pood was served In tin pans, from
large kettles placed on the tables.
Ouests for the evening included Hor
' toe Bromley. Thomas wem and Ar
thur Larsen.
ESTATE OF BROWNS
Legal steps for the settlement of
the estate of Mwln C. Brown and
wife, Deed Indian district home
siesders. who lost their lives In a
Try Lulls E. plnkhim's VsttUNs Compound
i
Too "Worn-Out" to go
Another due broken . . . Couldn't way
en her ftet a minute lonceff LvJia E.
Pinkiuro'i VecetiMcCorrpnumj alwavt
relieve crimp- Try it next month .
HOOVER TO NAME
Associated Pzess f'Aote
This view shows a section of Boulder City. Cols., a "model" town built about sloht miles from ha
alt of the Hoovei- dam to house workers employed on the project Thirty.five hundred men and their
families live there, the workmen being, transported to and from their work In buses.
blizzard last January, have been
taken. The bodies were found last
Saturday morning near the Walter
Hash ranch. No action could be
taken until this had come to pass.
The bulk of the property 01
Brown's is said to be located In
California, and their Oregon hold
ings Include the homestead and
cabin and personal belongings, in
cluding an auto. It Is in good con
dition, and when the Browns disap
peared was "blocked up" by the
sheriff's office and locks placed on
the doors.
MEET IN LONDON
IiONON. May 3b. (ff Amy John
sou, Great Britain's noted airwoman,
and Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam,
America's woman transatlantic filer,
met today for the first time.
Miss Johnson, accompanied by her
fiance, J. A. MolUson, famous Brit
ish long distance flier, went to the
American embassy at Prince's Oate to
sea Mrs. Putnam. They chatted for a
long time and posed for photograph
era In the garden of the embassy.
Miss Johnson, who has flown In
record time from England to Aus
tralia alone, paid the visit at Mrs
Putnam's expressed wish.
FOREST GROVE Mr. and
William Ba Inter of Portland,
ohased Forest Grove restaurant.
Mrs.
pur-
WASHINGTON, May 2fl.
Newspaper publishers who spoke at
last night's conference with Presi
dent Hoover were said at the White
House today to hare unanimously
expressed approval j?f the setting up
of committees in large cities similar
to that under the chairmanship of
Owen D. Young In New York, with
the aim of helping business activity.
The President outlined a program
for "reconstruction committees" of
lending men. He stressed the neces
sity for cooperative action In this
direction as a remeny for ailing busi
ness. It was sstd. and received from
the publishers " a unanimous expres
sion of entire sympathy with the
program.
During the parley. It was added,
there was a full discussion also of
the general legislative situation, in
eluding the possibilities of a revival
of the sales tax.
Ahnndon Hog Raising.
LA GRANDE, Ore.. May 26. (AP)
Present low prices for hogs have
resulted In a large number c is,.
ern Oregon farmers abandoning hog
raising, at least temporarily. This
la particularly true In Wallowa
county where many report through
out thla year that returns have not
been adequate to cover cost of feed
GLENDALE New Glendale hotel
completely refurnished and modern
ised by Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Nerbae,
owners.
FOR RITES HERE
(Oontikued From page one)
All fraternal and social organiza
tions of this community are Invited
to take part In the street parade,
and they and the general public are
Invited and urged to be present at
tl;e program to follow It.
The Civil War Veterans, the Wo
men's Relief Coips, and the Daugh
ters of Union Veterans will conduct
a memorial ceremony at the I. O
O. P. cemetery at 2:00 p. m. Decora
tion Day. All members of other
veteran and patriotic societies and
the public are Invited to be present
and to witness this ceremony.
Order of Decoration Day Pamde
To move from Medford City park
at 9:30 a. m.
Marshal, Spanish-American war.
Veteran Frank J. Newman.
Elks' band.
National Guard.
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps.
Daughters of Union Veterans.
Daughters of the American Revo
lution. Spanish-American war veterans.
Spanish -American war Auxiliary.
American Legion.
American Legion Auxiliary.
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary.
Medford high school band.
Ministerial association.
Salvation Army,
W. O. T. U.
Fraternal and social organisation.
After
the Movies &mk
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