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0 PXT3E TEN MEDFORD 5HU TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER "18, 1932 I KINGSTON, Ont., Oct. 18. (P) Quiet was rMtored today at Ports mouth penitentiary, on the shore of Lake Ontario near here, where troop were called last night to quell a riot of the 90S prlaonera in the Institu tion. The riot, in the course of which the prlaonera threatened to set fire to the prison buildings, waa reported to have begun over a de mand by the men for elgaret papera, more togaoco and longer recreation perloda. Two of the prlaonera were Injured. The c Idlers fired several Tolleya. They finally withdrew after the prla onera threatened to burn down the buildings, Including thoae In which they had barricaded themselves. If the troops remained. FroTWmly. the prlaonera had cap tured acting Warden Ollbert Smith and held him for a brief period When he entered the building In which they were fortified, to attempt to persuade them to quiet down. The last of them were finally per suaded to abandon the attempt by another prison official, whose name waa withheld. While the GOO-cdd men screamed within their stronghold, a hug crowd outelde the prlaon waa kept a quar ter of a mile away by police. The riot began at noon and lasted until sundown. Persona In the crowd aald aomewhere between 30 and 100 ahota were fired after the troopa arrived. First report of the causa of the outbreak said the prisoners had be come enraged when one of their num ber, working on a quarry gang out side the walls, was caught In an attempt to escape. This story said the other members of the quarry crew then refused to work and wore taken back to the prison, where they balked at being led at midday Into the cell block. Persons who claimed to know, said the trouble started about 8:80 p. m., In the tailor shop. The prisoners, they said, rushed to the doors leading Into the central passages of the pris on and blocked them with large atones. Acting Warden Smith forced his way In and his detention fol lowed. Meanwhile, the disturbance had spread and the troops were called, DRIFTTOHOOVER Arthur J. Row of Long Beach. OUT, former well known resident oi thU valley, who for many yeara lived on Griffin creek, spent Monday In the city visiting old friends. Mr. Rose is now a resident of Long Beach, Calif., engaged In the engin eering and contracting business. "A month ago California waa In the Roosevelt column," aald Mr. Rose, "but In the past three weeka there haa been steady drift, Right now Hoover hajt an edge, where two months ago, tt was a Democratic victory. California, like many other ' western states fear Democratic tink ering with the tariff, with lta Euro pean competition and low wages. President' Hoover's stand on the bonus payment and his speech at Des Moines, changed the sentiment In California, and brought a awing In his favor. Mr. Rose was accompanied here by hts brother-in-law, Houston Ling, ed itor of the Trek a Dally News. I Hirie Fatality PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 18. (AP) Accidental discharge of a bullet In ft rifle barrel lost night cost the life of Bert Whalen, 17. Hb-wm carrying the dismantled parts of the rifle and dropped the barrel which contained the cartridge. For that HEAD Here's emsrfng relief from that mlserabls doggedup feeling o bead colds and nasal catarrh. The new Vickt Dropt open air passages reduce swollen mem. Dransa ana soothe irritation. Used In time, a few drops , op each nostril will prevent manr colds altogether. Introduces New Colds-Control Plan Yon have Vickt VapoRnb, of course the family standby for tntlint colds. Now get Vlcka Nose Drops the new sid In pre. nntlng colds and follow Vlcka Plan for better Control of Colds. It Is fully explained In each Vlcke package. Coldswlllbe fewer , and lers severe their coats cut snore Ihtn htlfl mm Meteorological Report October 18, 183a Forecasts Med ford and vicinity; Tonight and Wednesday fair, but with consider able cloudiness. Mot much change In temperature. Oregon: Considerable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday, probably rain northwest portion. Frost east por tion tonight. Lowest temperature this morning, 38 degrees. Temperature ft year ago today: Highest, 70; lowest, 38. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1933, .00 Inch. Relative humidity at 0 p. m. yes terday, 59 per cent; 0 a. m. today, 88 per cent. Sunset today, 030 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 0:38 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 0:24 p. m. Observations Taken at 0 A. M. 120th Meridian Time UTTF - SI f I ! Baker City Boise Chicago , i i Denver De. Moines Eureka . Fresno , , Helena Los Angeles Marshfleld . MEDFORD New York . Phoenix Portland Reno . 48 84 . 83 38 .08 , 88 88 .01 P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Rain Rain Clear Clear P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Cloudy , 84 32 .01 . 74 83 T . 88 44 . 88 44 . 43 84 .73 83 . 83 48 XII .67 40 , 83 80 3.88 . SO 84 10 41 . 80 33 , 88 48 .04 . 80 84 .44 . 88 88 , 88 44 .84 S3 Roeeburg Salt Lake City . San Francisco , Seattle Spokane Phoenix Group 'At Grangers Council PHOENIX, Oct. IB. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Maust, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Ward, Mrs. Florence Drake and Mrs. Lillian Coleman attended the meeting of the Orange council at the courthouse Thursday night. This council Is composed of all the mas ters, lecturers and home economics chairmen of the subordinate and the Pomona Orange. i BAKER A. J. Durr opened shop on Broadway, next to Balrd's Preferred grocery, for sals of home-made sand7 and potato ohlps. 1 BAKER Excavation preparatory to construction of Christian Science ohuroh at Third street and Washing ton avenue, started. t , -,,,.,,;,; - sH'-a-i.' -wY-.V , CITY WILL HEAR AUTHOR OF NOTE (Continue trota rage .one) there are -authentic Arabian Mights. When he plays polo, the game be comes an epic. When he flies above a Turkish battle In Mesopotamia, the acene Is more vivid than reality to lesser Imaginations. When he chooses the way. pursuing strange but impressive Hindu pundits In search of truth, the congrutty la con vincing, because he Is convincing and sincere. It Is to be doubted If their Is another man from the western world who has had hie experiences. And we are told that the climax to this good fortune la that he can tell his experiences In a most fascinating manner, as all who have read bis books can testify. When here he will speak on Yogi, the strange occult philosophy of the Far East, and it la believed the mes sage he brings will not only be of lntrest but of benefit to his hearers. The admission will be 01.00. School students at half-price, 00 cents. T. WARD HOST TO 4-H LEADERS An extensive program and plans for entertainment has been outlined for the outstanding 4-H club mem bers from Idaho, Montana, Utah, Ne vada, California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona and Colorado, who will be the guests of Fortland and Oregon 4-H clubbers during the Pacific Inter national Livestock exposition, Octo ber 10-23, 1933. . Wednesday, October 16, has been designated? as "Montgomery Ward day" In the oflclal program outlined for the 4-H club members. For sev eral yeara this company has been host to all 4-H club members at tending the exposition on one day of the week. Thla year the entertain ment will Include a boat trip on the Willamette river, luncheon and a matinee at one of the downtown the aters. The champion home economics demonstration team members from each state will be especially recog nized as they are Ward's gueste for the entire trip. The 1033 fair winners In the home economics demonstration contest for the state of Oregon are the Mlses Helen and June Clark of Russelvllle. Ore. These young ladlea are from Oresham county, Oregon, and com peted against 38 other teams at the state fair. They will represent Ore gon at the Pacific International ex position or Camp Plummer contest, presenting a sewing demonstration. Miss Helen Clark waa winner of the atate style show, modeling garments which she made In club work. Headquarters for these young peo ple will be at Camp Plummer on the exposition grounds. Prize -"winning animals and some economics exhibits from the various atate fairs will be on display In the 4-H livestock barns and Penney hail. Monday and Tues day of the show will be devoted to contests and demonstrations. State champion Judging teams In home economics, meat, livestock, poultry and rabbits will vie for Interstate honors, while an agricultural and home economics demonstration team from each atate will compete for the Plummer trophy. At the Monday night rodeo, Tbeo. B. Wilcox, president of the Livestock Pacific International exposition, will entertain as his personal guests the 4-H club members exhibiting or tak ing part in contests at the exposition. SEEK LOCATION OF AGED MINER Ruth O. Memory an attorney of Los Angeles, Cat., Las written to Cor oner H. W. Conger seeking Informa tion on the whereabouts of Andrew Dutton, 73, a bachelor and prospec tor, thought to be In southern Ore gon, The letter Is as follows: "This office has been retained to conduct a search for one Andrew Dutton, In order to clear up the mys tery of his disappearance and also to assure his financial Independence for his remaining yeara. "He was a prospector about 73 years of age, tall and slender and wore a mustache, and he Is a bache lor. The conditions surrounding bis disappearance Indicate that he Is either dead. Insane or has suffered a lapse of memory. Will you, there fore, be kind enough to search the death records In your county for either one of that name or an un identified party that answers to that description, likewise the hospital and psychopathic records. "Kindly communlmate any infor mation you may have to the under signed, which will be greatly appre ciated. My clients are offering a re ward of S0 for Information leading to thla man's present whereabouts." Real Estate or Insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 704. Prince Auto Electric Shop 1740 N. 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The chancellor said such action must be taken In spite of reduced Income from student fees as the re sult of decreased enrollment, and from the mlllage tax, owing to de crease In property valuation. The board agreed to broaden the authority of the chancellor to extend bis Jurisdiction over the business of fices, physical plants, registrar's of fices. Information service, publica tions and newa bureau. He was des ignated as the "chief executive offi cer," responsible to the board. Budget reductions estimated at 7 per cent for the first year and 6.S per cent for the second year will have to be made. Dr. Kerr said, because of anticipated shrinkage In mlllage re ceipts and student fees. He assumed, he said, that Vie appropriation of , THE ,--JfG1tlette; I BLUE ; 1 BLADE f-- oiooay scramble oj cornea wagons in the Colorado Gold Rush (1858), as described in the National Geo ' 1 graphic Magarfne. 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Polo Blue, Earth Red. Wine, Green, and Black. $1250 V.-.V "I III: -SsTi Mann's 2nd Floor TVfrMoeC.
