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Medford To Advertisers y&a faa Tin enaacee when y3 hoy A. a. C. eircuiattan. "the Mali ui oaae ia Wedtord'e Oaiy 4, B, c, XcWtpapeC Lowest this mornlnz ; Twenty-Seventh Year MEDFOiiI OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1932. Ml The Weather Forecast: Tonight ana Tuesday, fair. Warmer Tuesday, Temperature: Highest yesterday .... MAIL TRIBUNE PETDTD THEFT Comment on the Day's News B ACK in Lakeview, as these word Everybody must be glad to get back to Lakeview, always. This town laiily radiates friendliness and hospitality. THE occasion la th celebration of the completion, or near comple tion, of the Yellowstone eut-off high way, extending from Redding to Boise and passing through Alturas, Lake l view and Burns. , People are gathered here from Cali fornia, Nevada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon to help in the celebrat ing. They're real people, too, and they know how to celebrate. ArjoiE Johnsen, of Medford, shows up with a bruise on the side of his face that is a wow. He explains that he got it by diving too deep into Dick Shcpard'a hot springs pool. oh -well; among friends one ex planation Is as good as another. CELEBRATIONS Involve banquets, and this one is no exception. The banquet Is in the pleasant dining room of Lloyd ogle's Hotel XakevleMr. Lloyd expected 100 people, and 200 have Just descended upon him and clamored for tickets. If you are housewife and have ever had unexpected company, you know what that means. BEET Snyder, 'president of the Lakeview chamber of commerce, presides suave and polished, kindly and thoughtful, giving to each speak er Just the right little pat on the back to put him up on his toes, all set to do his best the perfect toast master. Ernie Petseh, fprmer.presidenti.4t- the chamber of commerce, now mayar welcomes the guests to Lakeview, and means every word of it. Because you KNOW he means every word of It, you get that warm little glow around the heart as you listen to him; that leellng of being perfectly welcome that makes really successful parties stand out In your life. These Lakeview people! There may be other folk as hospitable In the world, but this writer has doubts. CLARK Cottfeu! of the California state Automobile association, so homely one wonders how winsome Mrs. Cottrell ever came to pick him, rises. Then he smiles and begins to apeak, and you say to yourself: What a strikingly attractive man!" Funny how people are that way. Isn't it? 7 D. B. Dodson, manager of the VI. Portland chamber of commerce tells us how delighted Portland la over the completion of this new high way which will lead west-bound tour ists off from the Old Oregon Trail and take them to California without ever seeing Portland and makes us believe It. He has a tongue that can charm the little birds right off the trees. THROUGHOUT all the rest of Ore gon, he Is known to one and ail as "Dod." Down here on his home range he grew up in the Surprise valley, over beyond Alturas he is hailed as Boone Dodson. So that's what the "B" in his three-barrelled Initials Is for. "Dod" rode the range down In this country in his younger days, and is just barely bow-legged enough to prove it. GEORGE Joseph,' Jr., representing Governor Meier, makes a grace ful and effective speech. His talented father cams from this country down here. "Something was said to me yester day that I liked very much." he said. "I met an old friend of my father, and he looked me in the eye and said to me: TouU never be the man your father was." "I liked that, becauaj It was frank and open and aincere like th peo ple of this great country down here " BS, he must be right. It is the frankness, the openness, the plain, honest sincerity of these great open spsces out here that cause on to like them so very, very much indeed. This Tellowstone cut-off, whose near-completion Is being celebrated with so much enthusiasm by those who have worked o hard and so ef fectively to make It a reality, is going DISCLOSES PLOT 0U1UILI1 Office of Merger Sponsors 'Entered' by Friends of Scheme; Is Revelation Shields Accomplices PORTLAND, Ore,,- July 11. AP) A grand Jury Investigation, at the school consolidation petition hoax Is probable as the result ot the re puted confession ol Robert TaUoaan that the reported theft of petitions bearing 20.500 signature favoring consolidation at University of Ore gon and Oregon State College, hat no foundation La fact. PORTLAND, Ore. Jul? 11 (AP : Police said that Robert Tallman, : night watchman' employed to guard : the Portland ofElce of the organlza- j tlon sponsoring the Initiative mess- j ure to consolidate Oregon's institu- j tlons of higher learning admitted i yesterday that the robbery of petl- i tlons he reported on the night of i July 4 was a hoax. j Detectives said the admission came j after they had quizzed Tallmsn all day Saturday and yesterday morning, i and that three other persons were Implicated in the hoax. They would ! not divulge the names of the three, i Tallman's story was that two armed and masked men burst Into the office late on the ntght of July 4, covered ; htm with a gun, then opened the safe 1 and took petitions bearing 20.500 signatures. Beliere 7 In Plot Police said that aTllman yesterday admitted that hla report of the theft was false and that the petitions were removed aa the result of a plot per petrated by himself and others. Police Intimated that probably six others besides Tallman were involved In the Plt Tollman was not arrested, but po lice said they had ordered him. to re ma lri in the etty and be prepared for further questioning, hey said the case will probably be taken before the grand jury. Was To TRecelve Pay Police said that Tallman's version of the removal oof the petitions as he amended it yesterday was that three men, none of them armed or masked took the petitions from the safe and carried them away in three handbags, two that they had brought with them and toe other which, they found In the office. Tallman, police said, told them he was to have been paid or his part in the plot,but that no definite sum had been named. Police would not give complete de tails of what they described aa- hte hoax, other than to announce Tall man had admitted it and had Impli cated three others. . GANNON FLAYS OEM ROM PLANK LAKE JTOALUSKA, X. O., July II. W) The Democratic party's plank for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment has drawn the fire of the board of temperance and social serv ice of the Methodist Episcopal church south, and of Bishop James Cannon, Jr., who was the mainspring of the antl-mlth movement which swept part of the "solid south" into the Republican foid in 1928. Denouncing It, the board's annua! report, prepared at Its meeting here, asserts "any attempt by any party platform declaration to bind the members of that party on a noral issue is a distinct invasion ot the morai reason and Is, therefore, not only an indefensible infringement o; the rights of conscience, but a gross Insult to Independent citizenship. Farmer Injured By Falling Tree HOSEBUHO, Ore, July 11. (AP) Helmor Llndgren, 47, Melrose farm er, was brought to ft local hospital today suffering: from critical in juries received when struck by falling tree. While he was falling timber, a descending tree, deflected by nearby limb, hit Ltndgren. cru .ng his left arm and inflicting a possible skull fracture. Approve Fund For Stanfield Project WASHINGTON. JuJy 11. The senate today pajud and sent to the bouse a bill by Senator MeNsry (R., Ore-.J, authorizing the expenditure of up to slOO.QoO from the federal re; tarnation fund for rehabilitation of the fitanfttld, Oregon, reclamation project. Senate To Probe Campaign Expense WAfrmNQTOS, July 11. fT, The ente todsy roted to set up a p isl committee to investigate 1933 Hoover INQUEST REVEALS PAIRS RON DAVE' FACES EXPULSION FROM ANGEUISJEWPLE Portion of Aimee's Fiock Re ported in Threat to Oust Portiy Singer As Result of Scandai With Nurse IsAKB EIINOHE, CaJ., July II. pj Loser by $5,000 in KyrtJe 61. Pierre's breach of promise suit, DayJd , Hut ton, husband of Xfrangelst Almee Semple McPherson Button, had addi tional trouble on his hands today In i a reported threat by members of his; wife's Angelas Temple followers ta remote htm from the congregation. ; "Let them try to oust me," Button, j a choir singer in the temple, told: reporters. "My wife is the head of that temple, hut, of course, alw ought, to handle anything like that It it comes up. So far as that St. Pierre woman Is concerned, she can c get a cent, because I naveni even s red one AJmee Injured. The evangelist was under the care of a doctor today as the result ot a fall m which she struck her head m the concrete floor when Informed by her husband that a jury in Los An geles had found him guilty of breach of promise and had awarded Miss St. Pierre 5,000.. The suit had been filed by Miss at. Pierre, a young and attractive nurse, a few day, after Button's elopement with the evan geJlst to Yuma, Ariz. ... Mrs, Button was reported to have suffered concussion of the brain when her head struck the cement floor la a local resort where she is Continued on Page Eight j SEMON. GETCHELL N SOLE FINALS Russell Semon and Bayard Get cheil -will compete for the president's cup tit the finals of the tournament next Sunday at the Rogue River Valley golf course ae result of the semi-finals Sunday, In which Se mon defeated George Phythlsn 8 and 3 and OetcheH Harry McMahon, 7 and a. In the point par tournament played over the week-end winners for Saturday were: J, B. Klrt with 43 points and Gain Robinson with 39 points, Sunday O. O, Boggs and R. B, Hammond were winners with 38 points each. Results for the two days on the 3 holes were; Kirt, first, with a total of 77 points, and Howard Seheffei, second, with a 16 total. YOUTHS TO PAY HORSE DAMAGE An agreement was reached and a settlement effected In the horse borrowing csa involving two local youths, whereby the youths will pay the owners of the horses $100 as recompense for wear and tear on the animals. The horses belonged to Or D. A. Chambers, Mrs Leonard Car penter and Clarence Dodge. Two ot the lot are Btgb bred- Dr. GJtzen made report on their condition. None of the horse owners would file a formal complaint. The youths both 17 years of age took the horses, according to the sheriff's office, for a camping trip to the Mt, Pitt district. They wars re turned from Dead Indian Springs where they stopped the first night. SENATE DEFEATS LEGALIZED WASHINGTON, July fV-The movement to legalise beer mt defeat in the senate today as tbs Binjhjn bJil to modify the Volstead act was sent back to eommiites. Steven Democrats and 14 Repub licans toted afislnst ths motion to send the beer bill back to commit tee. The Toting was close to the sm lineup aa on the ImI few vote t n.h fiTi in the senate be Jo re the Vetoes SUICIDE THREATS VOICED OFTEN UY YOUMGREYNOLDS Widow Testifies Rich Scion Eight Times Had Wild Look in Eyes and imag ined She Didn't Love Htm WINSTON SALEM", If. July 11 j r iAP) Libby Hoiman Reynoiria' ; story of her husband's repealed uJ-i clde threats and marital unbappinese: was climaxed J&te today by sensa- i ttonal Inquest testimony of ft sceitei tn the hospital where Smith Reynolds i was taken after he had been fatally; shot last WMk. Ethel Shore night supervisor and: Huby Jenkins nurse, related thai: the former Broadway "torch singer" j also was brought to the hospital; where her millionaire husband wes treated, Ab Waiter, friend of BftyaoJda, now i detained as a materia witness enter ed the room in which the actress: was placed, the hospital employes; testified. Later, they sold a commotion was: heard and when both of the em ployes entered the room they found Libby and Walker on the floor struggling to rise. Walker told Llaoy, Miss Jenkins asserted, to say nothing about the tragedy. "Oh ray baby, my baby" Libby ex claimed the nurse testified. When Walker Inquired the mean ing of her cry, Ltbby was quoted as responding:: "Don e you know rm going to have s baby? Earlier Libby bad broken don Tvhlie telifng in her testimony that young Reynolds was Impotent She related that he became ao worried about her happiness earlier in the wee it that be bad said defi nitely he would take steps to- breaX up the marriage for her sake. "Oh, such agony. Oh, God, she sobbed as her father sought to comfort taer. WINSTON SALEM, H. C- July 11. (AP) Libby Hatataa. Reynolds to day testified at a coroner's Inquest Into the death of her youthful bus band that he had threatened to shoot himself on several occasions. She said it had happened seven or eight times. On such occasions, she declared, he had a "wild loot In bis eyes," and she said she bod believed him serious. Each time, aba said, ft happened after he "Imagined things, such as that I didn't lov him." WfNSTON SALEM, N, C July II, (AP The Twin City SentineJ to day says it learns on good authority that the number of persona in Smith Reynolds' home at the time the young heir to tobacco muttons woe fatally shot early lost Wednesday, was tlve Instead of four. Previously It was raported only four people were under the roof on the mansion but the paper says Mrs, William Vaught, whose husband accidentally burned to death ta Greensboro a few months ago, also spent the night there. The paper says also that Blanche Turka, New York actress and friend of Libby Hoiman Heynoioi Reynolds bride of only a few months gave testimony at a coroner's Inquest Sat urday to substantiate the claim of Albert Walker that be was on th first floor when the 20-year-oid Reynolds heir fell with a pistol wound in nis head. Widow JL'nder ftoard Walker, a close friend of young (Continued on Page- Sight Gold Standard Return Needed in World Trade BABEL, Bi!itr5sBiJ. July WjP: Directors tft lbs Bank ioj Interna, tlonsi SMtSsmsnl Kxiaj atioptsd unanimously a resolution alttnf lor "l,st twlile monstary mechanism I and best Htttf to make poatf&s a: new fitr rrf the. trorWa trails. Th action u restarted a htthijr; Important, particularly as tt Mllaw4 so closiy upon aooptton of th treaty j of SAuaanne. Also n was first pabife Intf-j msllon of the standi of iti Sank of; Eneiano alno Great Britain anan aoneo tlw fold ttn4ra. fttr itoa- taa;u Norman, chairman of ths board; of the Ban of Ennlanfl, v absent. but r approved of th resolation; awl hl aisernst ot4 for It. Saed,n nr.A Japan, ootn of which; ar o!f tse jold tr.rtsrit, also en i Relief Measure m Sharp UNHAPP1NESS BASEBALL RESULTS S I. s. 5 ia & Brooklyn Pittsburg Batteries: Ketmach and Suketorth; Swetoislc and Grace, Boston ... -- Chicago a a i a ? a Batteries : Betfcs and Hargrave; Molone, Grimes, Tinning and Rart nett. First game) R. H. H Cleveland ft 11 0 Philadelphia S 18 8 Batteries: Russell, Connally and Seweil; Walberg Krausse and Coch rane rJ H, E. Bt, Louis 4 7 2 New York - i5 15 0 gough and FerraU; MacFaydea and Jorgens. R 55, Detroit Boston ... 5 10 o 3 10 3 Batteries: tJhle ana Ruet; Jaatoa ows&t Moore and Tate, SATE CAPTURED AFTER ELKTON ROBBERY HOSEBCJKG, Ore., July (AP) John W. Barve, 32, Provide ace, R. 2 ., and Gale Ivan Andrews, 22, of North Bend, the latter reported to be. an ex-convict on parole, were arrested tabs yesterday near Reedsport at t$i conclusion, of a tnrttltng manhunt which followed. 4h robbery early Sunday morning of the R. O. Thomas store at Blkton. A third fugitive, un identified, escaoed, Thomas, who was sleeping; ia the store beard tba burglars about 5 m. but refrained from starting a battle with three- to on odds and watted until after the trio departed with their booty before spreading an alarm. Deputy Sheriff J, !, Dodson at Beedsoort attempted to atop thre men as they fled In an automobile but the driver swerved the car and endeavored to knock the officer down Dodson opened fir at the fleeing auto, without effect. Th car was found a few minutes later abandoned near the Beedsport rail way depot, Tfc robbers were- then trailed to a brushy hillside back of the town. A bloodhound obtained from Eugene led the pursuit until late in the afternoon, when Harve and Andrews were overtaken cover ing In a thicket. Th third fugitive escaped into the brush through & bsiJ of bullets, the bound being unls to continue- tbs- search because of cross trails. Andrews la said to have served a term in tlt atato reformatory and la reported to be on parole from tba state prison following conviction for burglary. Tengwald Taking State Bar Exam Victor Tengwald secretary to the county court, ta among the 6? law students ot the state, taking the state bar examinations, be for the i supreme court this week. . Tb sue- cesfbuJ entrant will be admitted to practise law in this state. Tengwald ia a graduate- of a Colorado law school and waa recently named Vnlted States commissioner for this district. were regarded in informed ouarter aa indication that thosa countries will return to th gold standard In the wry near future. The resolution asserted that it is desirable to prepare measures fisef- sary to re-estabiishment of th gold sindard and that the world oank will act aa a common agency m the tesk ot monetary reconstruction which will begin it the projected world economic conferenrs to b held either at London or Geneva, ft vaa pointed out a, srar dht rf erenot - not directed against the United States alone. The world ban board renewed the Austrian credit of oo.OOC.fJOO shHiinga (curreniir iJ,i,00R du JaiT 5, the Jugoslavian ered't ot ls,S0o.o du July 2, and the rl((ngarlsn credit ot M!o,o!ia cue iuly IS. Kaes Year In Jail, $1000 Fine For Hoaxer Of Lindbergh WM. WIJSIUSJIUIUMJI - Ff.KJtIKt5TOS, S. i., July 11. ot tttnaertnjr. captwee t tU kWpcrs t & ia tenctt today to one ycr Jn jtJ a flnfr Jrf 5,ooo Tno nstr posslfols sentpnrs wftlph ffowlrf nv been irtfyravH nlw tho Jnrtlrt rnt on wfctrft . CaitSa was fonna jallty tferee jwa tEttjmsoa niFnt anil ymfo fine. - Ttte . aenbeticlcisr . foltowea n t ' ' " tempt on tit part of the defense j to Jsalt action agaissit CfcrJ Ctsrtis before- ssntencs vaa fmpoeeg. Ssfensa- counsel moretf for Arrest ot Judgment on tiw ecn grounae that three separate attempts r mass during Hie trial to nsii the action befo7 It reaonetf tA ii7' After a neateS argainent, aaring wttteit counsel shouted oaoic and forth. Judge AStit O. Roolitas rule tit these points already nso oeen passed on ana denies tiio motion. Uojl O, Fisher, chief counsel for Curtis, ahoatea ttai Curtis had never had any oontact with tno Stid aapers, ' "H was just a m5 with uttd dreams about boaia and fning, he ia. TOia statement cem a eom sleie surprise oecaoee the detenee stand during the trial seemed to he that Curtis had bees in touts with (Continued on Two) iOSHlLL OF PEffiEIW WAti. WMZK 9fslt, July ll. j fjp) two state prison convict were at; iarge tods? after one of tne moetj spectacular bresia in the history ofi ttw penitentiary earij jeaterda?. l!s Woodward, serring four to 55; year for grand latoeny tram ilncoln: cooniy, ana W. B, Motley, semng 10 to JS 7rs for fcoldap in Pierce ooanfj. cut their wT from their cell,; scaled the wails, stoie an automobile and msda their area. preaumaoSy during one ot the hardest wlnda ea perlenced here In yesje, Th storm carried clouds ot duet and brought utter darkness for more tns nan hoar and haif to the prison. Oscar Wontslne, So, of Boulder City, Coio i ia the Ashiand hospital, uf tertng front aerioa head nlrir, as a result ot his auto overturning oa tne Qreensprlnge mountain road Sun der frnoon, HI eondltlon tt- re garded as precarious. Sfitt riorin aenneij of JEiamafh e-alla, a passenger in th car, sus tained facial wounds and aoe. Pass ing motorist hroaght the tttjured pair to Ashland, Cu of th accident was not de termined definite!?, but St thought to hav been dua to apeed on a curve Geo, Ross Dies InLitfuaCity George Jtoe, S, well -known resi dent of Asbiand, died thi morning. foifowing altar of appenriicitt last 'vVdnedT. Jm IS inn he had been a fieri (a finders" ators. (Roes formerly owned an orcrurd la 1th Tilent district, and wa well - m iif sarlist?WJttilrjt).'lLr.l.L. W4ew.w " i v Awei6 Vr Pflr XVf JfcB BHflSM fssrtts, cKlctt of ins MJMtfoMRfc teafoy, ' sB- WASBINQTOSf, July li-iAP)- Foiice today guarded member of tnei bonus arm; who applies at the veterans' administration for train fare noma. A aqaad was detailed to the toUdtng after tha Vetera 7i.. making app'tlcatlon tor loan from ti !0a5aa fund appropriated hy congress, reported tbat otber yete- rn disinclined to Jev nod threat ened to heat them.ap. There were ao report, however. st violence. A group of veterans, termed "radi- cols' by police, wo dispersed from Lafsvetl park" ocros from tfe vete rans' administration building. Meanilma, Oeaeraf Brant T. Hinee, Teterana admlnlatrator, toid atwa papermen h had Informed President Hoover tfcet only ai mett. out ot the thousand of veteran here nod received rsiiroad ticket home. Hine added ho toid th presi dent "employment Sa ta real oS- tlon ot thl prahlem. "J have looked these wterana; o7cr." Bine oid, "and there are I soms might? good men mong tisem. When iseue thera transnortstson to their noma. ar maxtag a very rest ettort to get theta Jooe there when they get hack." Bine asld check showed 5! veterans her with oboist ? r rivaia sine the transportation fund waa appropriated. Walter W. Water, ootnmandet-ta-; chief ot the taut army, lrt weah- ington by airplane today ta latsncs n intensiv recruiting cri. WASHIKQTO!, July 11, (A?5 Braker Csmer told newspapermen torts fc believed consress would srfiaurn b? the snri of th week. The Oeroocralie vice-presidential nominee piara to feav ' for S ijvsld. Tec, home tor a fortnight of recreation, before taking active! pert in th eoming presidential cam-! peign. Hoover Not To Talk St Lawrence Flam ASHl!lTO?s, July 11. PYesirlest Boover doe not Intend ta disnss lb rJt. lwrsc waterway with Ooveroor y7niia D. Hcesvit until the Sailed States; aad Canada: nave agreed upon and ratified treaty for the vast prart. Watr toni-RM and TaMy fct: Jsio.dy on tn coaa.; wtrtsw tntrlor t - Message IV tli.tiUJJ Uia,a House May Sot Attenspi is Override Vets, 5s Mea issn Gamer Wi&g Qrsp ifidiiduaJ Loan CJaass Joly SI. (A?f JS rato message ts5Ja? bounced iS Wagner-araey re-JJef tASl fes& congress and fXQroediatei? tne wer moves for a: raeaauro optahe ta President Hoover, An iRdtcattoci tsat tlse nousa mlgttt oat yofe to m wneiney tbs- veto could be ossrrfrfifea easa as the meseags- of rejection v&t eeaa to the houe koA nxeAnc oom mittee. fa rcaoonae bo question ny Ben- reentatl BaelX the B&c&es leader, the isouse minorit-? scader EepreMntative Baine?, said th meant the ficsHniSiee intended to hring out roesieare tnat Mr, KKJr would appror. SpeaSter Garner hod already indi cated n woaVd ssoj. nress iaitfcw Rls atSempt to hsv lfc rejiaf oiiS tuclude a nroirisi&ii for oana ta to dlyiduaJs. The thief ewKUttw is adamant againa taia and Se nam mersd at taa nrooasat sgols oa? fn his Teto. ' TK propossfl, the nresident as serted, "violate eer? sound prizat pta of mtoiic finance; and govern ment. Jf?er beforo ta Sett gerous a KEsetia twes er!otHSy made to orar country, Neses before. has ao mass power fosr ij beea placed, at. the, asolSmitcd BSsewiaat oi seven IndiTiouaSs." . WASffUfOTOS, July fjtPJ The Oiasa ellltart doiir ttincncy aatparaion Ijitl was aSont ed br th sent bsday aa as aroendrosnt te penamg Sorn Joan dlKius nseoeare. Tfie- fose- -waa ss ta is. T3s actios cam only a Jsw mis- nt after tna aenate n'.tttcut roe cjd ipote, had relected tn 4joissb- sgh dollar etaoliirsiios mesaursv which was crccsf bj Senator Sisina s;f!.. Wis. aa as antendatena :f tha pendir home loan hank POHTLAJfO. Ore. July 11JA7) CFaree aeparata aulta, eocit eeeklsg lSO.f0 damages, Iscluding S99S cpectcl and an eoual amonst of posi tive damage, were on file fa fedsraj court hers f cda? against the Cregoa Conferencs- of Seventn Daip Adven fista and 12 defendants on ground of alleged afeudec and cansplroxy on the port st tn Cregan osfer- ence of the enures, it officer and director, on the content ion th church injured a siocx.seiiing pro ject a tveii aa the reputation, of the Richard Allen Mining company. Th defendants ore I S. 2steh EUaa. Sett, K 3. Slppey, T, K. Osiev D. It. fichormon, Fsul Compbeii, A, Beynoio, A, ffrnst, O, ,v. fSunt ington, w. A tjcawer, A. and 4oaa Coa Saaiia, Whafa ia A Name? 4ceessPaef Will Sogers abovsf, xa a. cur Oktebom ioo( ttachar s no reinsert to ftumerlat, vvwj bus vaf candidate for- ons.rcsman - t. large from Oaiahowt In tire elste's primary ttthoujH he ntvr had r&iid fa I . i- J Couuaui oa fags i wo itVXA iMGiuSJSfV jaea lets1 i Sst wiiji4 s&tfcoj ,
