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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1933)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OREGON, INSULL RE-ARRESTE6 IN TORONTO Basket-Minded r t ! i, (j. " 3 1 ' A BtSrf&t '- -fi V i - a" 'I I fOSCHAUER Martin J. Intuit, former utilities operator wanted en embezzlement and larceny charges In Chicago, was technically re-arrested in Toronto and extradition proceedings against him were placed under Jurisdiction of the Ontario supreme court. Insull, shown (center) leaving court with attorneys, was freed on $55,000 ball after a new charge, theft by bailee, had been placed against him. (Associated Press Photo! A disposition to blaze away at tho basket whenever, opportunity offers, coupled with a good eye, has fut Frank Froschauer of Lincoln, II., Illinl sophomore, In the front rank of Big Ten scorers. (Asso ciated Pre Ph BABE RUTH 'SHARES A MEAL In Beauty Contest r" ' Jane Berry of Cellna, 0., waa chosen to represent Ohio State unl verslty In a Big Ten beauty con test to be held at Northwestern university in February. (Associated Press Photo) Babe Ruth, Yankees' slugger and Idof of American youth. It shown ' lending a thrill to one of his young admirers at a "sharo-a-meal club dinner In New York. The movement, backed by boy and girl clubs, seeks to raise money with which to buy food for hungry New York children. (Associated Press Photo) RECKING NEW BUILDING COSTS GOVERNMENT $50,000 m 1 i rsl III 3TS" I I I IW-W WWU RIM rt'irWVTT Scarcely had the new agrleultur. department building been JPl'l 3sh'nXvV'mrt?. new re torn down. This was done, It developed, because congress had appropriated money to make the new building larger. The partial wrecking cost $50,000. (Associated Press Photo) WHEN 22 WERE SAVED IN MIDOCEAN RESCUE This unusual he British shin , u , ha shin "American Merchant," shows a lifeboat leaving nlcture. taken In mid-ocean from P."""" ' , .h ,. ,h. iTS S"? "Aui (Auociated PrsM Photo, OHIO FARMERS BLOCK SALE OF CHATTELS GEORGIAN IS SENATE'S NEW 'BABV ...... .V'" rrr-- xtC1 FT I T HE HANDS SUBPOENA TO FORD Robert La Fellotts of Wisconsin hands over the distinction a being the baby member of the senate to Richard B. Russell, Jr, (right), Georgia's new senator. Russell snlers national politics st tho ago of 35 after completing a term as governor of Georgia. La Follstto, who entered the senate at 31, will bo 38 In February. (Associated Press Photo) BASEBALLERS WORK OUT WINTER KINKS Wilfrid C. Leland r. (left) slipped Into an old-fashioned dance to serve Henry Ford with a subpoena In an attempt to brlno Ford to court as witness In a law suit. With young Leland are his father, Wilfrid C. Leland ar. and Harriet Owen, a stenographer. (Associated Press Photo) SHE SEEKS SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP - fi'KA:'4 elilW Answers Critics ilk With spring training time rapidly approaching, baseball stars are Indulging In prollmlnaiy rnuscla loo;nlng on thalr own. George Earnshaw (left), Philadelphia Athletics hurler, goes In for golf at Agua Callente, Mexico. Freddy Llndstroin (center) of the Pittsburgh Pirates gets the squeek out of his Jolnta In a Chicago gymnasium. In 8an Franclsoo Manager Lew Fonseoa of the Chicago White Sox and Man. ager Joe Cronln of the Washington Ssnator. find fun and exercise In Indoor baseball, Cronln Is holding the club and Fonseoa I. back stop. (Associated Prose Photos) THE REFEREES LOST THIS FIGHT! Rose Marie Brady of Detroit, holder of the Michigan atate 440-yard Indoor skating record, was considered one of the outstanding entrants for the national skating speed championship to be held at Oconomowoo. Wis. (Associated Press Photo) ELECTRICAL GROWN STRAWBERRIES W. R. Ronald, editor of Mitchell, B. D., advocato of the voluntary domestic allotment plan for farm relief, In an answer to criticisms of the measure said ha favorad placing responsibility for obtaining prescribed aoreage reductions with the statea. (Associated Press Photo) Held For Forgery r A ft if it l far , Whan tha dsmoeratlo and republican pages of tho house) of rspr entatlves and ssnata took advantage of Washington', heavy (now ta ptago a battle they asked Representatives McCllntlo of Oklahoma and Uses of Minnesota to servo a rafaraea. Reeulti tha referees wore hrl by most of tha snowballs. (Assoolated Prass Photn NEW COACH OPENS TRACK PRACTICE Lllllanna lhara petite Japanese miss of Anaheim, Cat, displays strawberrlee which defied the recent freak snowstorm. Berry growers of Orange county have learned they can harvest crops late Into winter months by heating tho soil by means of Insulated wire burled bs (ween the plants. Associated Press Photol , 5 fcfevN W...'"SaV J , " tit 'yt ft a n Vxr. J? lssi m.a' m Bawaa "WWaHsa . . .. . ' - -n)4V1C..'. . f M Luclsn Bsnedlct waa arrested In Mlnnespolfa on chargea of forgery. Police alleged ha had left a trail of bad checka from Seattle to Troy, N. Y. (AasocUUd Press Photo) . Brutus Hamilton, Golden Beat track and field mentor, 'ormsrly of Kansss university, starts thrsa University of California runners on their way at the opening of training In Berkeley. Tho men are (left te right) Dave Muir, sprints; Jim Van Lobsn Sella, 440, and Bob Rsftery, mils. (Associated Press Photos Ctir" wu water-
