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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1932)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, DREGOJT, COMMUNIST PARTY'S NOMINEES SEATTLE LAD SAVES SHOE LEATHER ACTRESS. NAMED IN $100,000 SUIT HOLLYWOOD DIVORCE LIST GROWS x ? fit V V ' Miforfaftd Frcif Piofo William Z. Foster (left), general secretary of the Union Unity league of New York, was named the presidential candidate of the communist party of America at its convention in Chicago. James W. Ford (right) of Pratt City, Ala., was nominated for vice-president. BRISK TRADE WITH OYSTER MONEY ;; lf j if KniWiiiiiiMMiiiii)wiiii i itiiin mmm ii.ui, liimj 4 i ''m v, 1 k - "iZii tA, i t JV 'K.- ft' 4 t Anotxattd Prtu Phfla Edna Murphy, former stage and screen actress, has filed suit for divorce against Mervyn Leroy. film director, in Los Angeles. BOXING CZAR ADOPTS SECRETARY AssociaJtJ Prn Phoi Stanley McCrary It telling the service station attendant to "fill 'er up," which means one gallon. His little automobile, made of odds and ends. Is propelled by an old washing machine motor. High speed Is 12 miles an hour and fuel consumption "about a gallon of gasoline a day." Stanley says It's a great Improvement on scooters and such. A Victory Smile Helen Hayes (above), stage and screen actress, has been made defendant In a suit for $100,000 Instituted In Chicago by Caryl Fink MacArthur, first wife of the actress' husband, Charles MacArthur, play wright. Miss Hayes and her husband are on a vacation In Europe. Asloctaltd Prai Phott Howard Jensen, president of the Raymond, Wash, chamber of commerce, la handing Katharine Skelton some "oyster money" to pay for furniture. The exchange waa adopted to relieve a cash shortage when a consolidated bank closed. The "oyster" coin Is a promise of, the chamber to pay when dividends are Issued from the bank. J BILLY ARNOLD TAKES A BRIDE ON TO WASHINGTON SLOGAN OF BONUS SEEKERS 1 V -if.' 4 Auoelatta Prtit Pboto henry Field, "amateur" In poll tlce after a career aa seed grower, radio atatlon owner and caterer to farm family needs, ahows his "vlo tory smile" aa he won the repub lican nomination for United 8tates senator from Iowa, defeatlna 8on. Smith W. Brookh.- , ft 'i 'If- ,mm' 1 Former WoVId War service men at Los Angeles sign up for "bonus march" to Washington. D. C. FOUND SOMETHING THAT CAN BEAT HELENE Argentine Golf Star 5 e Atsaciattd PrtSM 'Aoro ' Just before Billy Arnold left Chicago to prepare for the Indianap olis Memorial day auto race, which he won In 1930; he married Dorothy Canfield of Detroit. The newlyweds are shown above. DEMPSEY PROMOTES THE KING AaQ.ciutcd i'ress fholo William Muldoon, 86, New York state boxing commissioner, acquired a daughter half his age by the adoption of hia secretary, Margaret V. Farrcll. She was also designated his heir. Muldoon never married. Miss JFarrell has been his secretary for 12 years. FIGURES IN "HEART BALM" SUIT A". Si n f .; fid A 1 Ali9Cimira frui Phoiw Coach Ray Daughters of the Washington Athletlo Club has fixed up a pace-setter to ld Helene Madison In her training for the pre-Olymplo tryouts. Here we see the champion mermaid In the Seattle club's pool racing against the device which consists of a line stretched the length of the course with flag attached. The banner flies directly over the swimmer and operated at any speed by the coach. A ssocitted Press Ptoto Jose Jurado (above), Argentine golf star, has come to the United States to compete in the American, western and Canadian open cham pionships. He also will make an ex hibition tour with Walter Hagen. Heir To Millions t ?! ei'V mi- . from her fner- n- aw, James M. McElvain. FINNISH TRACK ACE AND FIANCEE rA Aoctaied J'r.a fAole It was King Levlnsky (left), Chicago heavy, who played havoc with Jack Dempsey's comeback attempt but they are friendly enough now. Levlnsky stopped In Los Angelei to confer with Dempsey, the promoter, bout a fight In Reno July 4 with Max Baer. Of course "l.eapln,1 Lena," he King's aliter-manage-, hag part lg the confab. " ' J rr A"'W. It-:. t , V r."! "tkM WHERE ONE DIED AND 24 WERE HURT IN GAS BLAST 4focialfd J'rcM i'Aore This 's Smith Reynolds, 0-yea old heir to the tobacco fortune. He la shown after he arrived In Seattle at the end of an airplane and boat ifjR around the worlds- i . . ' Auottltd Pit -i I'bof One person was killed and 24 othsre Injured, several seriously, when a gas explosion in a D;trol' plumbing shop' wrecked four store buildings and a flat In suburban Highland Earkj The shop when lha explosion occurred It shown here. A Prokan gai tntln v.ta blamed. 1 1 fi -J? v 1 Th nn.n. a . . uoriotfrt ivcm Photo manufacture "p Nurm,il;,0nen' cdfUh"r 0( Ab announced gJnU '?0U.fiiiilLa&"
