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MEDFORD 5HU TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER "18, 1932
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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
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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
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MEDFORD
New York .
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
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Rain
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32 .01
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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.
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BAKER A. J. Durr opened shop on
Broadway, next to Balrd's Preferred
grocery, for sals of home-made sand7
and potato ohlps.
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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. Riverside Phone 835-W
6-volt, 13-plate Battery
1-yr, guarantee $3.50
Prince made Battery, recharge .25
All others .50
Generators and starters 91 and op
No raw tobaccos in Luckies
that's why they're so mild
WE buy the finest, the very fines!
tobaccos in all the world
but that docs not explain why
folks everywhere regard Lucky
Strike as the mildest cigarette.
The fact is, we never overlook the
truth that "Nature in the Raw
is Seldom Mild" so these fine
tobaccos, after proper aging and
(Continued from Page One)
Dr. Kerr spoke of a three-point pro
gram providing that there shall be
no increase In student fees; no re
quests to the legislature for addi
tional appropriations; no requests to
the legislature for additional appro
priations, and that budgets shall be
adjusted on the basis of Income
available from present legislation.
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
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THE
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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. "Nature in the
) Kaw 13 Seldom Mud and Taw
; tobaccos have no place in cigarettes.
mellowing, are then given the
benefit of that Lucky Strike puri
fying process, described by the
words "It's toasted". That's
why folks in every city, town and
hamlet say that Luckies are such
mild cigarettes.
It's toasted
That package
161,000 referred to the people would
be lost. The higher eductaion, sys
tem started the year with a slight
balance since 935.000 can be saved In
administrative expenses under the
new setup.
PULLETS DO RIGHT
- BY THEIR OWNERS
-Win National Contest
AwarcU !
TJnlU- States err lariat eoaUtts are
Helng s powerful entry from e California
Kvltirmsa. George 0. E-flen., owner of
EnfJuid's tff Butea at 1206 Gentlnela
Bonltvftrd, Ioglswood, CsHfornls, is e
WDBUot feeder of VOPCO XX. Hs knows
that NOPCO XX allows a oxd.onn, de
pendable supply of Concentrated Vitamla
D. so aeeeetsrr for Us mod era hlvh-pre-iDclof
birds sad says
'.. Wo ksvo beea winning ear
Bars of aoBors, somo of taem world
reeords, so to speak, snd tfcis yoar
ip to tao preeent time (Her. 1081) wo
kavo too dlitlnetios of owning the highest
pan la all of tao North American eontesti."
That's alia honor irs'd say How
loot In a
"TUs Is tao poa which wo bavo eatorod
It tao Text KatlonU CoaUtt where tao
ggt are ladlvldoaUy weighed and the
swards made oa egg weights. Wo are sloe
lead Log the Arizona Contest by 193 points
Ivor oar ntereet competitor end well np at
tao top of tao Hit la tao WseUngtoa sad
UleUgaa eonteits. Taeao pullets war all
raised os feed eonUlnlng NOPCO XX.'
'Whl IB Prcfeieore of Poultry Has
bendry Say A boot Feeding Vitamin D,"
la a special letterslio folder Is roars for
the silting. If you're not ft po-llrymao,
show this ad to yoor neighbor who Is. The
folder Is suite worts while. Ho ehsrge
postpaid. Addreis ' a letter to NOPOO,
166 California SU San Fraoelaoo.
e You need look no furthef
if you seek the ultimate in
shaving comfort Just try the
Gillette BLUE BLADE. It
will awaken you to an entirely
new conception -of ease and
convenience. Buy a package
of Gillette Blue Blades on
our money-back guarantee
of unparalleled satisfaction.
INDIAN RAID
,5 ' ; :
"Nature in the Raw" as por- M
trayed by the celebrated artist, Fred
Madan . . . inspired by that tvild,
e
of mild Luckies
MEDFORD'-
Extra
Special
Wednesday
36-inch Wuletta
Novelty Crepe
There's en evident trend to Novelty
Crepes for Winter Dresses so you'll
wtnt s,t lestt one frock from this 86
lnch Wuletta Crepa especial' r so when
It Is Inexpensive. The novel reaves and
patterns include Brown t ad ' White
check, navy and white at -.pes, wine
ard white stripe and a diagonal In navy
end wine. Special tomorrow at Mannl
ANNIVERSARY SALE OF
COMFORTS
The greatest comfort value ever
offered the customers of this
or any other store In Southern
Oregon. Big 72x78-1 rich cotton
filled challle covered bed com
forts for only 91.39 each. Think
of Itl A S pound comfort In
attractive patterns and good
bedroom co lora.
$129
INEXPENSIVE NEW
JEWELRY
In presenting thla Una of Inexpensive
Jewelry to our customers, we do so with
this In mind that every piece Is u lovely
s cn be produced yet selling for such a
low prU Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings In
all the new winter Jewelry f (unions and
colors.
it J'
VP
mn
OWN ST0EE
Main
Floor
EACH
50
Go Places
This Fall
Dressed
s in a New
Noon to
Midnight
Frock
There are going to be
lota of good times thla
winter, and we know
how Important It la ii,
have the right frocks,
that's why we suggest
these exquisite noon-to-mldnlght
dreases of
rough allk crepe. They
have the new accordion
pleated and aheered chif
fon sleeve In contrasting
shades. Polo Blue, Earth
Red. Wine, Green, and
Black.
$1250
V.-.V "I III: -SsTi
Mann's 2nd Floor
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