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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JTJXE 7, 1932.
STRANGE DEATH
OF
CALLED SUICIDE
HILLSBORO, Or, June 7 (AP)
A verdict of suicide bu ended the
eoroner's Investigation of th death
of Mrs. Bllzabeth Koeber but bu not
necessarily closed the case m far aa
the district attorney' office, u eon
oeraed.
Deliberating only ten minute, a
coroner Jury last night found the
78-yrar-old voman burned herself to
death In the basement of the Free
Method 'jit church here lut Wednes
day. Mr. Koeber was found by her
daughter, the Re. Nathalla Koeber.
pastor of the church, but died with
out making a, statement.
When Mrs. Koeber was found, testi
mony revealed, her body was unclad
and seared by fire. Splinters and
bits of wood were found In her mouth
and throat under a large cloth
"gag." Dr. J. O. Robb, who attended
airs. Koeber, and Dr. Prank R. Menne.
pathologist from th University of
Oregon medical school, testified Mrs.
Koeber, suffering from th burns,
might herself have thrust the bits of
wood and cloth Into her mouth. They
said no marks of violence were found
on her body said from lacerations
Is hex throat.
A Flying Freshman
lk'.li"r.. I 'I .! I .MM "J " HI' !
Commencement exercises, on of
th loveliest events of the school
year, will be held this evening at
Sacred Heart church. Catholic, for
members of the graduating class of
St. Mary's academy. The program
will begin at 8 o'clock and the
public is cordially Invited.
The graduate ere: In the classi
cal course, Margaret Louise Hum
phreys, Dunsmulr, Cal., Marie Agatha
Ready. Joseph D. Logan, and Arnold
Jsmea Toung, Medford. General
course, Mary Catherine Brown. George
Francis Bmlth and Robert Paul
Lew, Medford, Adrlenn Zumbrunn,
Brookings.
Rev. Francis w. Black will give
th address of th evening and the
commencement program will b fol
lowed by a reception, honoring the
graduate at Parian hall. Hostesses
for th tvent will be members of
th Mothers' club.
V
'A
1H
Nancy Harkness of Hrqghton,
Mleh., tha only flytng freshrn and
only avlatrlx at Vmar, v won
hr limited commercial HcertM a
a ateo toward a transport llcenta.
FAY JESSUP CANON
OF SOUTH
IS MEN BY DEATH
El
F
' Fay Jcmup Canon. 48. died at hU
homa on tha South Pacific Highway,
early Tuesday morning from a com
plication of disease after an Illness
dating from last December. He waa
tha youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, W.
H. Canon and was born at Merrill,
Wisconsin. November 28. 1884. He
came to ldedford with his parents in
March. 1007.
He was an orchardtst by occupation
and a member of tha Congrefratlonal
church of Pond du Lac Wisconsin.
He leaves hts wife. Myrtle and daugh
ter. Grace, also his parents, and one
brother Vera Canon, all of this dM
trlct.
Funeral service will be conducted
from the Perl Funeral home June 10
at 3:00 p. nv. Rev. K. I verso n offlclat
In. Interment will tak place In the
Siskiyou Memorial park.
BT. FALLS 1ST
(Continued trom Pag On)
U W. Bushnall, who resides beyond
Hell creek, sear th Klamath Junc
tion, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by state polk officers on th charge
of possession of liquor.
In Buthnell's possession, th police
found seven halt-pint bottles of beer.
48 full pint of beer, 13 gallons of
mash, on 30-gellon crock, on le
gation crock, on capper, and a
mpty bottles.
Appearing In fustic court at Ash
land yesterday afternoon, Buahnell
was Cned 100 and W SO costs. The
100 fin was suspended for a year.
TOPS
CHICAGO, Jun T ( AP) There1
at least one school In Chicago where
It's mors profitable to b Janitor than
prtncrpal.
Dr. Oeorg D. Strayer, Columbia
University expert ta school adminis
tration who hat mad a surrey of th
Chicago schools, told a meeting of
4.000 teachers yesterday th head
Janitor of on school waa being paid
3.730 and tat principal only M.O0O.
"Of all th Incongruities I hare
xer seen." said Dr. Strayer. "a head
Janitor getting mor than a principal
take th price."
WASHINGTON (AP) Of a total
of nearly 7000 licensed transport pi
lota In th United States, only five
hav flown more than 10.000 hours.
Th fir Include B. Hamilton Lee.
Omaha. Neb., who Is known as the
dean of airmail pilots: James H.
Knight, Chicago; Clyde Pangborn.
Wenatchee. Wash, who flew around
th world last year with Hugh Hern
don: Ralph F. Thomas, Akron. C
and Kdwtn K. Jaqulth, New York.
A study of the flying by transport
pilots tn 1031, made by the aeronau
tic branch of th commerce de
partment, showed that they spent
a combined total of 1,5M,91S hours
In th air.
AMARILLO. Texas ( AP) Farm
machinery companies have' ahown
a marked wllllngnese to barter with
farmers In the Panhandle.
They have offered up to SO centa
a bushel tor wheat. 50 cents for
earn, and from 8 to SO cents a pound
tor cotton In exchange for ma
chinery. In many Instance th purchasers
are not asked to make down pay
ments, and no mortgages ar re
quired, except 6i th machinery itself.
Hoover and Naomi Vangroas, from
which the school district appealed.
Justice Kelly In his opinion upheld
the lower court.
Contracts Regular
In his opinion, offsetting datma by
appellants, Kelly held that contracts
with the teachers were entered Into
at a regular meeting set by legal
methods; that no apeclal meeting la
required to enter Into contract with
teachers snd that restricting the
power of the board to make contracts
only which conform to th budget
cannot be Implied In the absence of
a atatutory provision for such
strlctlon.
Th. opinion further held th lower
court Jury returned a special verdict
stating plaintiffs did not engage In
any conspiracy In their activities In
soliciting rotes on matters pe ruining
to the school, aa charged by appel
lants. and that no reversible error
was found In the court's Instructions
to the Jury.
Edmlston Wins
Other opinions handed down today
inciuoeo:
Florence t. and James B. Sdmlston,
respondents, vs. H. W. Klersted et el
defendant, and R. O. Stephenson,
appellant, appeal from Jackson coun
ty. Suit to foreclosure executory
rantraci ror aaie or real property.
Opinion by Justice KeUy. Judg H.
nwion amrmea.
Petitions for rehearing, wer de-
nM in Burgess rs. wing Agency.
me suit or J. E. Edmlston and
wire azalnst Klersted. was a e
wherein the Edmlston's sold orchard
property to the Klersted, and later
were forced to foreclose. While the
merateaa were In possession they
purcnasea lumber from the Economy
Lumber company of this city, to the
amount of approximately MOO. The
Economy Lumber company held that
the Edmtstons were responsible for
tnia sum for Improvements on the
property. Judge Norton denied the
plea. An appeal was taken, and
Judge Norton was sustained.
TOWN OPPOSED TO
EVANSTON. Ill, June T. (AP)
Evanston. as represented by tts city
council and mayor. Charles H. Bart
lett, doesnt wish to hare a new post
office costing 800,000.
The council, under the urgtng of
Mayor Bartlett. last night unanim
ously passed a resolution opposing
the proposal before congress for a
Are you
at the office?
RAISE FOOD, ADVICE
10
FOR CITY JAIL KEYS
OKLAHOMA CTTT (AP) The com
tnf nt th "talkie" has caused B. A
Wormaid U desert the -".ere of th
pip organ for th key of th mu
nicipal Jail.
For 17 years befor becoming Jailer
here. Wormald we a musician In va
rious branche of th ahow business.
Once he played calliopes with ctr
euse and carnivals. Later he played
th drum tn a Wi:ke-Barr. Pa
orchestra, which cislma credit tor
originating trick sound effect.
WHEAT AND COTTON
WASHINGTON. June T. (P
T-e Fulmer toll) to authorize tfta dis
tribution bv the Red CnM for relief
punxwee of 40 000 b a he la of
vh,t and 900000 balea of cotton
from farm board tcrea vm approved
unaatrnouy today by tha bouat
afTtcuitur cotiisilttva.
Tha toaitlatloci la almilar to tha
Kill (tAatwd lam vrtnhrr rtlaalnj 4V
000 0CO bitahvla of !it, with tha
tvrapUon that appropriation of funda
DacvMary to itqu'.dat ouUtJUKllni
ccTT,mfvba loan a.nt tfila whaat
aai cotton aouid ba aut2uvica4.
STTLLWATWI. Okla (AP Pann.
r tn Oklahoma" cotton blt hava
b?n urged by tha Oklahoma A. Se
id. relief axtanalon division to ral
food for thtmatlvea and faad for Itva.
lock thta yaar rather than anothar
cotton crop.
With tha larf act cotton carry-over
In tha hiitory of tha atata. farmera
will ba u nab la to depend on thta
crop alone for a livelihood, a pam
phlet belnc distributed vamed.
w Method Bo.Mt Corn Tteld.
URBAN A. Ill ( AP) A years ex
parlnvenu with top-croaalnit. a new
method of corn improvement, have
prompted Cnlveratty of XI 11 no U farm
tpectaltsu to predict a 30 per ceni
increaaa In yield by use of tha
method.
To pot !n a full dava worV von
need a full man's strength. A man.
nau-sicK irom constipation, has
less chance to succeed in toiiar'a
keen competition.
This Insidious condition nft.n
causes headaches, loss of energy,
sleeplessness. It takes the edge) from
your working hours.
Laboratorr testa show KenVioir'a
ALL-BkAX supplies "bulk" to exer
cise) tho intestines, and Vitamin B
to ton the intestinal tract. ALL-
bRAri also has iron for tha blood.
The) "bulk" In All-Brav Is aiml-
lar to that of lettuce. Within th
body, it becomes a soft mass, which
gently clears the intestines of
wastes. How much better than using;
pills and drugs to often harmful
Two tablespoonfuls daily will
correct most types of constipation.
All-Bran is not habit-forming. If
your intestinal
trouble is not re
lieved this way, see
your doctor.
At all grocers.
In tha red-and-ereen
package.
Mad by Kellcerg in
Battle Creek.
atl aniui
Ail DKAft
Hw
KELPS KEEP YOU FIT
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5aaocv Av L Anaic-ea, atve
for yw b rmv kjrJ of
ajcj.c oe sv craji-S trouble usi tvat
OSS rnXE OF ft'AUACl
TABLETS dhi avrt fxi tiun aU
ourrt put trrthcr.
too, tuv bt oenrfreJ if voa
we tbrn. Vod i the ituchoi Sank
tor trtt booalrt. No oK;tML
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leM AJt Usvtf.
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Ilia 4 MttiW St. OakUtvai. Calii,
One f.' t-V d m fumi
IT SFN1 I S THB BOY who
talk behitML He oceWi nt kelp
Tad ilx kci baaci wrvrw4u'ry tmy
snwt v u mi u p to ct"iK tkrjaa a
v.arwf wn H VlsvJ (."mlttv
Ha SaaVaw! FYtatoeVMaW rVVTMiaMTtd rS
to u m ry yt. arxiuae
IVrciai tK wbo fM tk kj 1 H.
iXr p" i teouct twd twrvwivtil krtp
tw tfe o-ti se trxj (.4f pntutal otaaKwe
tnn t rx'v'-tvrt r.B,
w'1 tWff 4 r"
Ptml, Mataal, Ara.rv.t. Crvtl,
Rmnk ArxfctiaxftaTi Mwafsi ad St
MI tIVlsf .fa.
Sfrai c.rB hi A!wltM MTwr,
Am MHm.a Ma-xbaM a8, Ui-cun
SlWf. tftla, gWrtarr. !,
A i -" tfW CvMfseW t r1' " M
tWW e W (W 1' ilfM
A awafMaa. 1aVaxtl
ff-SlHl afj wyfj a et rN
t to tMf N'e.-d b4r4f
ttf Ss ftaf M tY ('(vtlwaMg) aintgM
1-1 ttaj-CMTflMtiMB (Mai atwlaat 4 -j
ar r c.' r w i -va. a.
M.OOO.OOO.OoO bond l&sua for build
ing poetoffloea. Including ona for
Evanston.
The mayor said tha city's rented
postofflea building was good enough.
Old Church Rules
Will Be Revised
CHARLESTON, 8. O. (AP) Rules
even church rules come to need
revision alter iso years.
Bo th Circular Congregational
church here ha undertaken to mod
ernize its ancient constitution, which
was incorporated In JT78.
Th Circular congregation was
founded befor I860, records reveal,
and was one of the first churches
In South Carolina to be Incorporated.
FOREST OROVK Lt B. McQuary
opened store In 8cmtts building.
Phantom Kotex
Held Boon With
Modern Styles
Aralllng themselves of recent ma
terial gathered from a research group
of 800 women, scientists tn the
Kotex laboratories hav perfected a
new kind of sanitary protection for
women. The apeclal featur of this
new sanitary napkin Is a tapering
and flattening of th ends which
effects complete concealment of the
product when In use. It Is known
as "Phsntom Kotez," snd It fea
ture are exclusive and fully pro
tected by patent. Before lt was
offered to th public, th new Phan
tom Kotex waa tested several thous
ands of time.
Heada of the company announced
that this change waa brought about
by th abtth-llk styles now tn
vogue, which ar so smooth-fitting
that tbsy reveal tiny wrinkles and
flaws in under-coetumlng that would
otherwise not b apparent.
Napoleon's Hair
For Small Price
LONDON (AP) A small lock of
Napoleon' hair brought only $9.30
In a sale at a London curiosity shop.
The lock, which was not the wisp
that fell across th French empe
ror' brow, waa cut from hla head by
Dr. Barry O'Meara, the exile' phy
sician on St. Helena.
Would Halt Bears
WASHINGTON, June 7. (AP)
Legislation to make short selling and
participation in stock market pools
a crime was advocated In the sen
ate today by Wheeler ID.. Mont.)
Klamath G. O. P.
Favors Hoover
KLAMATH FALLS. Jun 7. (AP)
Th Klamath county republican cen
tral committee at an organisation
meeting last night voted to request
th Oregon delegation to cast Its
support to Herbert Hoover Instead
of Joseph I. France at the convention
thl month in Chicago. Major C. H.
Underwood was chosen chairman of
the county group.
MacDONALD RETURNS
TO DOWNING STREET
LONDON, June 7 (AP) Prime
Minister Ramsay MscDonald return
ed to Downing street today after a
period of convalescence at hla horn
In Lossiemouth, Scotland, following
an operation on one of &ls eyes.
Cardinal Offers H
Bonds For Relief
PARIS (AP) Cardinal Verdler.
.wfeHtahnn of Parla. ha. tttfrnrm
bonds at public sale to further build
ing project as an am to u unem
ployed. Th archbishop pusned church
KiiiMinor tnrf renalr. aa aoon as un
employment began to ahow Itself In
Psrls. wnen xunos ran tow n 00
tslced permission to sell bonds.
4
Many Tenants on Farm.
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) Slrty
... - Mnt of Oklahoma'a aonrnvt.
mately 1.000,000 persons tiring on
303,000 xarms are wmjiw, aa uxia-
homa A 4e M. college surrey re
vealed.
1
SEASIDE Carter Serrlo stor sold
to Dave Wagner.
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Men's Dep't
' MANN'S
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FLOOR
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For Men
CONTINUES!
Belov you will find listed 10 super values from this
popular sale of men's and boys' wear ... tha sale
that started Saturday and la now the talk of the town
proving that people really are Interested In quality:
merchandise at prices like these. .
MEN'S CLUB SUITS
Men's and young men's genuine
all wool "Club" suits for only
14.95. These come In beautiful
tweeda and long wearing worsteds
In both light and dark shades.
19 50 to 133.50 raluea for
$
1 A 95
IT'
KUPPENHEIMER SUITS
Tomorrow you can buy a new
Kuppenhelmer or Club suit for
only 39J0, and remember these
are regular 35X0 to 50 00 values
and are tha finest clothing money
can boy.
$
OO50
7 :
BOYS' ALL WOOL SUITS
$695
Boya' and young men's suits tn sizes
from 14 to 20 years. These are all
wool garments well made and In good
patterns. (Extra pants to match
thee suits can be had for only 11-95
per pair
Mens All Wool SWEATERS
Sale of men's and young men's all
wool aweatera In sleeve or sleeveless
sllpon style. These are In such good
colors as tan. blue or green, and sired
from 33 to 43. I1J5 to S3 45 values.
$ 69
Men's Broadcloth PAJAMAS
$29
Men's $1.00 DRESS SHIRTS
69c
By all mean see these fin quality
oroaociotn pajamas for men at 11 39
a suit. They com tn coat and middy
styles and made by Glover and Pa alt
lea. S1.S5 to 13 50 value.
Sal of men' fast color broadcloth
ahlrta at 69e each. They ar in plain
and fancy weaves la white, blue,
tan. green and gray. Pull cut and
aised from 14 to IT. Regular 1100
values.
Men's SWIMMING SUITS
Cxtra special 100 percent pure wool
wtra suit for men at tl-39. These
ar suit mad by a wen known
maker and ar tn th popular speed
models Regular II 95 ralu.
$ 1 29
MEN'S GOLF KNICKERS
wens ana young mens all wool knickers In sporty
' -v pjvm multure as S4 13 parr. The
regular s so to M M knickers and com In else
to 40 waist.
$4.95
MEN'S SHORTS Men's DRESS HATS
An exceptional sale of men's finest qual
ity rrr and Crofut Knapp dress hata
at S 44. Tries splendid examples of
the hat makers art ar offered la size
to ?t, and la all th leading snsdes.
$5 to $6.50 Values
$395
Another oustandlng ralu for this great
sal la this group of mens Imported
madra and fin quality broadcloth
short at Jc pair. These are rhade wtth
"Faultless nocelt" elastic waist and ar
full cut and fast color.
75c nd $1.00 Values
pr.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
For The GRADUATE
Tabricold Luggage, black and brown $3.95 and $4.95
"Mary Lee Party Bags in lovely new shades $2.95
Chiffon Handkerchiefs with inserts of real lace $1.00
Lovely three-piece Toilet Sets. Very special for $3.95
.Nine-piece Premier Manicure Sets. Special at $3.95
Perfume, Toilet Water, Dusting Powder, ea. $1.00
Fabric and Mesh Gloves in white and eggshell $1.00
New Bags in smart fabrics and leathers 59c to $4.95
Houbigants $1.50 Bath Salts. Extra special for $1.00
Houbigant's Qnelques Flures Toilet Water at $2.95
Gift boxes of famous Perfumes and Compact $1.00
Double Compacts $2.50 . . . Single Compacts $1.C0
Gloves of French kid, doe, Capeskin $1.95 and $2.95
Large Sport Handkerchiefs in colors at 25c and 60c
Single and Double Scarfs, all shades 59c to $1.95
Also Lovely Gift Stationery and Cards
mi
Wash Goods
SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR WEDNESDAY!
39
c
yd.
Dozens of this Season's Newest Tub Fab.
rics, including Rayon and Cotton Prints.
Printed and Dotted Cottons. Cool Mesh
Weaves. Sheer Voiles and other lovely
Fast Color Materias, for Street, Party or
Sports Wear.
YOUR CHOICE
39cyd.
Kiddies' Summer Frocks
Aa interesung sale of children's summer pantl. dresses. Thee
dainty j:tu frock are sxartly mad. from fast colored
dtm'ties. vois. lawns and English p.-tnts, and a.- rergular
up to l each. S:res 1 to years.
Extra Special d 1 Af
Wednesday. V U.U
Infants Section Main Floor