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TWELVE SIEPFORP MAIL TRIBUTE,. MKDFOTO, OREGON, FRIDAY, aiXBCH 3, 1933. CONGRESS LEADER GAINS BY HOLIDAY ' (Continued tnm Paga One) Beceassry continuance was made by Peputy District Attorney Melson. the court administered s etern rebuke to spectator, a miner, and reputed Good Government -ongre The man told the court that he "was n mMt in frame -up" t!lnat him. Justice Coleman warmly retorted that tnia won mo """ ,.' .imiiar lmnutsttons had been made, and declared. "I want to hear nothing further or mis oatun. C. H. McKltrlc.. aald to be the leader of the "Green Bprlngs Moun tain Boys." and one of the "I A. panks bodyguards." held by the au thorities, in connection with the bal lot robbery, was ordered released on 1000 bonds, signed by B. Schollars and a. W. Mosher. resldenU of this city. Told to Take Care of Family. The court admonished Attorney T. J. Bnrlght. representing McKltrick "to tell him to tay home and take ear of his family, and I would tell McKltrick the same thing If he was jn court." Attorney Enrlght told the court that his client was a married man. residing on Laurel atreet. "and has a little girt" Bondsmen Mosher and Schollars were Questioned at considerable length, relative to their qualifica tions aa bondsmen. The court read he oath to them, explained its fea tures and expressed doubt that they were qualified. The oourt, however. Approved the bond. Mosher was frank and explicit In his testimony, and told the court that the matter of bonds was gone Into rather thoroughly, "ae matter of safeguarding public In terest." The official expressed the belief that McKltrick would not leave the Jurisdiction of the court. Attorney Enrlght also expressed the view that be would not. The deputy district attorney held that the "moral Influence was at issue," and decried the "picking up of bondsmen on the atreet." Attorney Enrlght explained to the court that the bondsmen were not produced by himself. No Arrests loom, ' No new arrest were scheduled for today In the ballot-theft matter, but the authorities continued their search for half a dozen men, wanted for questioning and on warrants, who have disappeared since last Sunday. Their whereabout are unknown. Be fore the arrests started moat pf the Jot were continuously on the streets of this city. The authorities alao reported that exodus of "strangers." who have been conspicuous on the streets of this city, and around the courthouse slnoe last January con tinued. Included in this group were a number, known to be commissary patrons. The state and city pollcs, and the district attorney's office were busy mobilising the evldenoe that will be presented to the new grand Jury, In the ballot theft and destruction sharges. Th Inquisitorial body is scheduled to convene early next week. Theodore J. Bell, Jr.. of the Talent district Is foreman. The non-Judlolal days, aa a result of the bank morato rium, will enable the authorities to assemble essential evidence, without the handicap of usual routine mat ters. ' Evidence Guarded. The authorities refuse to reveal any Information as to the number of witnesses, or the nature of their tes timony, or the number of confes sions thst have been made. A decided sentiment has been manifested throughout the county the past two days that the county judge and sheriff should "tempo rarily" withdraw from their oftlcea until the chargea against them are finally decided. The Ashland Tidings yesterday editorially favored this course. Citizens generally feel such course would aid "harmony and peace." Meteorological Report March 8, 193S Forecast Med ford and vicinity: Pttr tonight tnd Saturday with fog tonight. Nor mal tmperttur. Oregon : Generally fair tonight nd Saturday but cloudy at times mat portion wlt,h valley fog tonight. Kormal temperature. Lcmen temperature thta morning, 'degree. Temperature year ago today; Highest, 63; lowest, 33. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1033. 11.05 inches. Relative humidity at A p. m. yes terday, OS per cent: A , m. today. 00 per cent. Sunset today, 6:0S p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 0:41 a, m. Sunset tomorrow, 0:05 p. m. Oh sennit Ions Taken at A A. M. 130th Meridian Time a t n t f r i" l Boston Cheyenne Chicago Eureka Helena .. Los Angeles MEDFORD New Orleans New Tork Omaha Phc nlx Portland ' Reno . 33 .00 Bnow 33 Cloudy Roseburg .- Salt Lake Olty 38 M 3 40 81 .17 80 ... 34 .08 38 48 40 M 88 T 96 M 83 48 T 38 M 36 .08 88 .34 16 4H) Clesr Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear P. Cdy. Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear KM ED Broadcast Schedule 8 :45 Shoppers Tour. 10:00 U. 6. Weather Forecast. 10.00 Schubert's Love Songs. 10:80 Morning Comments. 10:4A Martls.1 Music. 11:00 Neapolitan flight. 11:1 A Morning Melody, 11:80 Song and Comedy. 13:00 Mid-Day Review. P. M. 13:16 Ellow Mae Wilson. 12:30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune. 13:30 Martial Music. 1:00 Patriotic Proeram. 1:1 A Varieties. 1:30 Grants Pass Hour. 1:48 Interlude. 3:00 Dance Matinee. 3:00 Songs for Everyday. 3:30 KMED Program Review, 8:8A Ch&ndu Review. 4:30 Across the Seas to Hawaii, 6:00 Popular Parade. 6:46 News Digest, Mall Tribune. 0:06 Andy Slough, Entertainer. 0:30 Dinner Dance Music. 7:00 Harwood Boys. 7:18 Eventide. 7:48- 8:30 Your Favorite Dance Bands. Saturday A. M 8:00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8:08 Mualcal Clock. 8:16 A Peerless Parade. 8:30 Shopping Guide. 9:00 Friendship Circle. 9:80 Today. . - TWO LUCKY. GIRLS TO HEAR F AT (Continued from Page One) Post number 16, according to Com mander Lee Oarlock. Earl Foy heads tl.e committee for this special affair and tho public has been Invited to attend. There will be a moderate 60c admission charge for each couple with tickets for additional ladles for a dime. One hundred votes will be given with every ticket purchased up to 10:00 o'clock and a ballot box wiu be arranged at the Oriental Gardens for the convenience of those who wisn to csst their ballot for their favor ites. One bsllot box will be stationed at the Chamber of Commerce build ing until closing time at 6:30 p. m. Saturday. The other official ballot box, at The Mall Tribune office, will be open until 10:00 o'clock shsrp when the contest will omciany ciose and final tabulations be made. All ballot have been carefully re tained at The Tribune office, pending a recheck of standings. The announce ment of the winners at the Legion popularity ball will be made subject to an accurate recount wnicn win be made at the close of the contest. The winner of the contest ha a de- lYou'd Never Guess Such Lovely New j You simply wouldn't lMfillilP beUeve 2'" cofld 'Jli-ivwwL-!! dresses so utterly lovely -3S21sjp7 y and new flower prints, &!$4i,s' conventional prints, and ?; .r -lid tones in the new MW'll ' -oft bines, greens, beige rSilfl gray- With crisp till organdy bows s : teaches xllliflllll of lace:: youthful puffed You can see with naif an eye they're new! STRAW HATS The new tilt to Spring Hats flatters the eyes Eke candlelight! Shiny straws, or fabric straws with brims or nose-seils, flowers or feathers; $ j.00 MONTGOME RY War d & Qo. Itghtful trip awaiting her this sum mer. She will leave Medford for Seattle where the will board a lux urious steamer for romantic Hawaii, For -nine long, pleasure-. MM days, she will stay at Honolulu aa a guest of the Modford merchant and The Mall Tribune. Her home will be the beautiful coral-pink Royal Hawaiian hotel; one of the world's moat attrac tive hostel rlea, overlooking famous WaHclki Beach. A glorious program of entertainment haa beeD planned for "Miss Medford," while she la In Hawaii. The second prise winner will have Just aa delightful a vacation awaiting her. She will take tho train for Se attle, where the beautiful Olympic Hotel will be her home for a day. Prom Seattle she will go to Victoria, B. C, on a luxurious coast-wise steamer and from that famous city she will cruise down the coast to San ! Francisco. After a wonderful stop- j over In the bay metropolis she will return by steamer to Seattle, thence to Medford. A. H. Ban well, secretary yof the Med ford Chamber of Commerce, Is right on the Job with publicity and photo graphs for Seattle, Honolulu, Victo ria and San Francisco newspapers and "Miss Medford" and the second prize winner will bring considerable pub licity for this city. LITTLE OLD LADY IS ANXIOUS FOR SIGHT G-G CONGRESS CHIEF "I thought my husband was the only man left In town who owned a buggy whip and so I came down to see" a little old lady, well proteced from the cold by several folds of her "fascinator," told a group this morn' lng gathered outside Judge Cole man's office for the anticipated trial of Henrietta B. Martin. "X wonder ed," she added, unfurling the neck piece wound under her hat, "If some one had taken the whip. But I guess there Isn't going to be any fun to day." She shrugged her shoulders in a manner that would have set hearts a-flutter back in tho old days, when the whip was reserved for Dobbin, and then continued: "Yes. I was Just wanting to make sure that no one had taken my husband's whip." Advised that she might need the same herself for "redress In Jackson county." the little woman vehement ly denied such expectations. SPECIALS . . for Saturday Only at.. 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UP) Senator Jsmes Couzens. who c&me here this week to Bid In unraveling the Michigan banking situation, said today that he hsd been advised the Reconstruction Finance corporation has "undertaken a national program" to deal with banking difficulties. Special Communication cf O. Medford Lodge No. 103. A. A. M-. Friday. March v(jW3rd. at 7:30 p. m. Work In y M. M. degree. Vlstors In vited. By order of O. W. DeJsrnett, W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. All present stock of Riverside Heavy Service Truck Tires must be ! closed out to make way for a new tire to be an nounced shortly. To close out the limited quantity promptly we are reducing prices al ready low to the lowest in all Riverside history. Save $4.57 to $18.15 a tire! And even though the savings are tremendous, remember EVERY TIRE IS FULLY GUAR ANTEED. Hurry! Buyl Save! 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