1IEDF0BB "MXEL' TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, 3IAY 2T, 1932,
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1EDF0RD PASTOR !
AMfflIB ADMITTED
LUTHERAN SYNOD
SALEM. May 27. (AP) The an
nual convention of the Pacific Synod
of the Luthern church closed nere
lut night after being in session for
four days.
Rev. D. D. KUtler of Everett, Wn.,
tu elected president for the two
year term. Rev. W. I. Ecic of The
Dalles was elected secretary and
M. O. Johnson, Vancouver, Wash.,
treasurer.
Members of the executive commit
tee are Rev. P. W, Ertksen, Salem;
Rev. A. M. Knudsen. Longvtew, Wash.,
jand Theodore Jacobson, Seattle, lay
fember.
Three new ministers were received.
Including Rev. O. P. Kabele, D.D.,
Medford, from the Nebraska synod.
Edgar D. Blood of Long view was
elected president of the Synodlcal
brotherhood. H. H. Petershagan of
Everett, Wash., was elected secretary.
EXTEND PILING TIE
ON REED TESTiMONY
An order extending time for filing
a transcript in the appeal of Albert
W. Reed, serving life in state prison
upon conviction of the murder of
Victor Knott, Ashland policeman
last November, was granted today by
Circuit Judge H. D. Norton. Sixty
days from June 2 Is granted for the
transcribing and submitting of be
testimony in the trial.
Reed, according to reports received
by the authorities is a model pris
oner, employed in the machine shops
"lef the prison and highly hopeful of
fjt reversal of his conviction, and a
new trial.
John Day River,
Plan Disfavored
WASHINGTON, May 27. tfP)
Federal participation In any devel
opments on the John Day river, Ore
gon, was pronounced not Justified in
a report on navigation, flood control,
power development an dirrigation
possibilities of that stream, made to
congress Thursday by the war depart
meat.
Nine Seniors Graduate
Gold Hill High School
sec v rfcar
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Kennel-Ellis Photo.)
Seniors Top row, left to rljht: Roberta Braden, WHlard Croft, Virgil
Eddlngton, John FlemJnjp, Minnie Harrison; second row Wallace I person,
Wllma Pop, Zelda Smith, Veinw St. Ciaire, Mi Hankey.
Juniors Third row: Madge Croft, Wajns Coker, Edith Bssenberry,
Bill "Earners ley; fourth row Claire Johnson, Lois Johnson, Olen Undgren,
Helen Mercer, Ted Hitter; fifth row I.eroy Timmpktns, SeUy Stone Gene
vieve Stumbo, Florence Walker, Kenneth Wold.
Italy Accepts
Debt Proposal
ROME, May 27. The Italian
government today Instructed Ambas
sador Be Martino at Washington to
accept the propose of President
Hoover allowing repayment to the
United States within ten years of
debt payments deferred by the mor
atorium ending June 33.
GRID JURY PUIS
NTO KNIFE FIT
)fl FRiUTREET
Continued trues faga One)
plied with money, the uthorUea
say.
Two women involved ta tn ease,
and the alleged cause of yesterday's
fight, will be called before the grand
jury to' testify. The eider Lindsay
claims that his home has been
broken up. He was badly mauled
in the melee.
Prolongs Prob,
The grand Jury was expected to
conclude its labor today, but the
Investigation of the fight wilt prob
ably prolong the report until late
Saturday, or the first of next wees
The Otto C, king and the Union
Creek cabin cases have been exam
ined the past two days. The King
case involves in firing: of a shot
at a rear tire, when King, suspected
of transporting liquor, is aiieged to
have attempted to escape in his auto.
The cabin cases concern th entry
by five high school boys of summer
dwellings, while on a winter skiing
jaunt to the union Creek country.
The youths claimed they entered the
cabins as a matter of self-protection.
after being without food or sleep
for an extended period. It is
mixedup affair. It t said that
the parents of the five youth have
offered to make a cash settiement.
but allege that the financial de
mands of some of the cabin owners
are exorbitant and that one Item is
a claim for 15 for scratching a pho
nograph. The case has attracted
wide attention among mothers and
fellow students.
It is also anticipated that the
Central Point State Bank Tobi try
hoax wlil be a subject of grand j ir?
Investigation,
1 CHECKSUMS
TO BE RETURNED HERE
Oarrick L. King and George O.
HaU, transient yquths who spent sev
eral weeks in this city, were arrest
ed today at John Day, by state bo-
illoe and are held for return here.
for alleged check: forgery and auto
tsars, i nej are aueges i save
passed number at bogus checks on
local service stations for mtU
amounts, singing the name of S, JE.
Harder They were in possession of
stolen auto at the time of arrest.
MR FEATURED
ON BENSON MENU
A beautiful picture of Crater Lake,
photographed from the veranda of
the lodge, forms the cover for the
new menus at Hotel Benson, Fort
land. A copy of the menu was re
ceived here today, accompanied by
a letter from W. Boyd, manager.
The menu cards, Mr, Boyd states,
will ire run every week during the
tourist season. Hundreds of people
la the Benson hotel wilt see the view
and Mr, Boyd promises cooperation
of his entire staff Is the dispensing
of information, regarding Medford
and southern Oregon,
LINDBERGH READY
TESTIFY AGIST
10BETWEEN
Continued tmm rage ae.J
Norfolk boatballder as been in
dicted fsr obstructing Justice.
R confessed to giving Lindbergh
false feopee of recovering the baby
ia Use hope of receiving money later
by selling his story to newspaper.
Prosecutor Hauck s5t t&st
tomorrow would brlcj efflcJsi an
nouncement of an Indictment gs3
the Norfolk, Vs, man, hat set tha
tentative date for trial as Juse 3$,
If ther it a trial, h will call,
besides Col, Lindbergh, the two Is
termtdiattea who scried tt& "u?
Uc Her. Dean Dobaon - Peacock and
Admiral Guy H, Bamgi, Bath: seld
they accepted Curtis story In good;
faita.
Mrs. Lindbergh wtli net be &:
to tesfify, Hauck satd. She Is ex
pecting 1 anotbe? cnild wlt&ls
months and will be spared ife or
deal of serving as a proeeeusg wit-nesa.
Queen Mary Marks
SSth Milestone
0SDG8, May m Queest
&ry cheers Jed 3&r feirUsday
Thursday. Members of royal famfiy
were inrlted to luncheon at noon.
A salute of SI gun tn Hyde Park:
t'fc only formal ceremony u-tsorlsed,
Auto gtus nscalled wisile you wall
Prices Tifht. Brill Sheet Metal Warta.
The beat cJear Cedar SJsteg, $5.00
per 1 000. Regular li&Z sMngsee.
Mtfori Lumber Co.
DIIV
lu l cane sugar
i
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t
i Btlp homt industry
U.S.A.
APPLEGATE FENCE
ENT DATEC
Arguments for the dissolution of
a restraining order secured by Jen
nie Sarr of the AppJegate district
against Floyd and Bert Rlppey and
C- W. Palm, baa been set for Tues
day May 51 before Circuit Judge
K. D, Norton. The action involves
the building of a fence between the
property of the Htigania.
The plaintiff claims fence that
stood for 40 years Is being changed.
The defendants supported by a sur
vey and affidavit of Hennas D,
Powell, claim they are within their
legal right The property Involved
Is a portion at the Barr ranch and
the pat S wayne ranch on the Apple-gate.
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esarly desperate
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Vegetable Cos
pound hat relieved
iesuslse troubles
for over 50 years
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