MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932
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Organisation of th Young Repub
lican league of Jackeon county was
completed at the Hotel Medford lut
night, when 30 member! ol the club
(tethered from various pirn of the
valley, to elect Jack Porter perma
nent chairman. Hlldlng Bengteon
was named secretary-treasurer, and
Gordon Mccracken of Aahland, Iver
ett Fabor of Central Point and John
Peaula of Rogue River, Tlce-chatrmen.
Mrs. Justin flrmth presided during
the election.
Oandldava In attendance, Earl H.
Fehl. Republican nominee for county
Judge: W. R. Coleman, Republican
nominee for Justice of the peace,
Medford: William Brlgga of Aahland.
Republican nominee for district at
torney: Earl B. Day of Sam Valley,
Republican nominee for atate repre
acntatlve; Prank Perl, nominee for
coroner, and George Preacott, Repub
lican nominee for conatable, thla dis
trict, were called upon to apeak be
fore the grouv.
The league went on reoord aa up
porting the norntneea on the Repub
lican ticket, In the national, atate,
county and city election, 100 per oent,
although no candidate waa endorsed
individually.
Following the club'a vote to eup
port the entire ticket, Mr. Fehl In
formed the chairman that he would
be willing to print aample ballota,
In any quantity doalred, without any
charge to the organization, In which
all Republican candidates would be
checked. Action on the offer waa
referred to the executive committee,
which will eonduot It first meeting
Saturday evening between 7 and 8
o'clock, at the O. C. Boggs law of
fices on North Central.
Chairman Porter announced the
following members of the executive
committee: Mlaa Dorothy Nlnlnger,
Mlaa Reglna Johnson and W. R. Ter
rlll of Aahland; Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Perl of Medford, and Everett Faber
of Central Point.
Ashland American Legion post's
Kiltie band and a Republican orches.
tra will accompany the Jackson
county Republican central oomxmttee
and other Republicans, both young
and old, on a spunking tour In 10
point of the Rogue River valley.
A literature committee for Medford
wa appointed, to Include Mrs. Jack
Potter. Mrs. Frank Pen and Mrs.
Harold Relchsteln. In order to get
a number of cars of young Repub
lican to form a caravan for vlalte to
the various communities, William
McAllister, Hlldlng Bengtaon and
Victor Tengwald were listed on Med
ford' caravan committee.
Member of Ashland's literature
committee are W. R. Terrlll, Ray
Frailer and Dolly Stevens. Caravan
committee for that city la Dorothy
Nlnlnger, Rilling Schuerman and Re
fine Johnson.
PAIR OF GOTHAM
NEW YORK, Cat. !. (API The
body of Domlnlck Bufano, otherwise
known as "Wlcky" and John W. Ma
rino, alleged gunman and racketeer,
who polio aald participated In the
attempted killing of Eddie Diamond
In Denver, Colo., waa found trussed
and stuffed lnt two burlap bags to
day, with a bullet wound In the head.
. Bufano was said to have been at
one time a partner of Eugene Mor
gan, wfto waa found, a victim of
gangster bullets, recently outside of
Mewam, N. J.
Tl body had been placsd In the
rear seat of a red sedan a few doors
' west of Flret avenue In East 78th
street. The car had been abandoned
with the motor running and the cowl
light turned on.
Police established the Identity of
tn body through fingerprints. A
detective at the morgue bureau link
ed Bufano with the late Jack (Legs)
Diamond gang, but at police head
quarter It was said fiat Rufano
waa one of a gang that attempted to
mi uncu s oroiner, entile, in Denver.
TOP BUTTER PRICE
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 31. (AP)
Unwillingness of Portland to pay a
premium for butter above 01 acore
waa Indicated in the Hlmmt mmmi
price ehadlng for S3 acor cubes and
pnnui in nie local trade.
' While general quotationa on cub
butter were reuorted aa fairiv wn
Maintained on the local market, the
top score waa dragging wearily with
salea forced at reductions.
There continues a fair demand
from outside .colnta which u an.
abllng the trade to clean up fairly
wen am in general the market ap
Dar to be mereiv holdlne It. nwn
although trade under trade bullish
Influence of storage speculators.
Butterfat values continue steady
to firm but wen generally unohang
ed tn range.
Copuloa lags
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. it (AP)
day n. uoremon, vaiiejo, added
to
hi lead over Qua Catmint. Kttn
Or., by winning n eighth block of
ineir ooo-point tlaree-cushlon billiard
match her last night, 80 to 33, In
4m Innlnga, Th total acor now
stand 400 to 331 In 383 Innings.
Car Of ROYAL UTAH COAL on
track today. This car to be sold at
our epecial simmer price of 813.80
per ton for (IOYAL FANCY LUMP
COAL. Buy now and aav money.
P. I. 8VM80N CO,
Pliou 693,
Meteorological Report
Forecast
Medford and vicinity: Tonight nd
Stturdty ooculonal rmlni; moderate
tempera tur.
Oregon: Occasional rains tonlgnt
and Saturday; moderate temperature.
Local Data
Lowest temperature thla morning,
34 degree.
Temperature a year
htgeat 63. lowest 90.
ago today;
Total precipitation since September
1, 1033, ,60 inches.
Heiatira numiany at o p. m, ye
terday, 33 per cent; 6 a. m. today,
03 per cent.
Sunset today 6:21 p. m.
Tomorrow '
Sunrise 0:93 a. m.; sunset 8:10 p. m.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. (AP)
Th United State ha agreed to an
extension until March 1. 1093, of the
naval holloas agreement which was
due to explr November J.
Formal notification of this agree
ment to the extension will be sent
without delay to Geneva.
The stat department will Issue an
explanation of It reasons for the ex
tension. '
This agreement to cessation In
naval building did not apply to ahlpa
which were already laid down when
the holiday went Into effect the first
ship of last November, but forbade
th oonatructlon If any ship not
already In progress. It did not pre
vent the replacement of extatlng
ship.
It was explained th official quart
er this afternoon that the extension
until March 1 for th purposs of
giving th disarmament conference,
which will resume It sessions at
Oeneva In February, an opportunity
to reach a settlement of naval reductions.
SAYS STATE WILL
. PORTLAND, Oct. 2!. mnk
lln D, Roosevelt will carry the west
ern states "In hts sweep of the coun
try. November 8," In the opinion of
Senator Edward P. CoRtlgsn, Colo
rado Democrat, a Portland visitor
today.
The senator said that although he
has not traveled through western
Oregon, he Is sure this state will go
Democratic, on the basis of Roose
velt strength he said he found east
of the mountains. In what he spoke
of as normally Republican strong
holds. Senator Cost 1 Ran predicted that
Washington is safely In the Roose
velt column and said Idaho might
be found there, too, due to the re
fusal of Senator Borah vo support
President Hoover.
"The country is going Roosevelt,"
he said. "Make no mistake about
that. The great humanitarian in the
White House, held up to us as the
savior of Belgium, turned out to be
a granite front.' In the crisis when
people were starving In our land of
plenty, he ?emed not to hear the
cries of the hungry."
Jority In congress and ths unseen
hands of their vicious leaders."
Colonel Mccormick said the "first
and all" Important step on our road
to recovery must be to remove fear
of the future from the hearts of
our people," and added:
"To do this we .must drive out
their enemlee from congres. We
must tear these weasels from the
throat of the nation and replace
them with men who wish the coun
try well. ...
"Toy who wish to help save your
country must act quickly. Tou must
elect a congress that will aid, net
ruin It. Tou must organize to send
to Washington men who will undo
the misdeeds of the last congress and
start us back from the road to ruin
on which we are traveling."
Whether It's Breakfast, Luncheon
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BY M'CORMIGK AS
TAX IE BREEDER
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 21, (AP)
Excessive taxation was blamed for
the economic depression by Colonel
Robert R. Mccormick, editor of the
Chicago Tribune, here today.
Colonel McCormlck spoke before
the 30th annual convention of the
Ohio chamber of commerce. Assert
ing that "we have reached the ex
traordinary situation where the own
ership of property has become lia
bility, not an asset," Colonel McCor
mlck said that excessive taxes had
prevented industry from saving sur
plus funds or raising new capital and
thus hid thrown millions of men
out of employment,
"The evil talk of tax strikes Is
heard throughout the land," he said.
"But far more serious than strikes
Is the growing Inability of taxpayers
to pay. Strike or no strike, It Is
absolutely impossible to pay the
taxes asseised. . ,
"The taxes filed on Industry have
risen to the point where Industry
la on the road to ruin.. . . . Our tax
laws have destroyed more than half
nearly two-thirds of taxable in
oome, forcing tax-eaters to search
elsewhere for their spoils."
Declaring that nowhere In ' the
world has any form of Industrial
enterprise carried on by the govern
ment been anything but an added
method of taxation on the people,
the editor said "We must remove
the paralysing hands from the con-
trols of our ship of state, both the
clumsy, frenzied hands of the ma-
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