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
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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-
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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.. WARD'S
Men's Fine
TIE S
New Shipment of our Reg. 79o tics
2for$l
Great Value, Men!
Dashing stripes, neat figures,
distinctive patterns, polka dots.
Part-wool Goings, so Smartest spring shades
they bold their shape. including plenty of Blues.
BASEMENT SPECIAL FOB SATURDAY
Mr. Car Owner
Don't pass up the opportunity to buy our best
quality (Runrite)
WESTERN OIL
Bring
Your
Own
Container
7 c qt
in bi
bulk
SATURDAY BASEMENT SPECIAL
Garden Time Is Here Look at This Value!
GARDEN SPADES
Ren. 79e. Good quality, rigid construction.
Blade 7xtl In., carbon steel. Reg. D
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29
SECOND FLOOR SATURDAY SPECIAL
UNFINISHED CHAIRS
An hardirood. Smooth, sanded an ready
to paint. Fane- turned side plllsrs and
front lers. Reg. SI val Sat. only
69
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"If any horse whippings stsrt
around me, I'm the kind to run.
They didn't do such things In the
country from which I came," she de
clared, "I'm a Vermonter."
1
R. F. C. Has Program
To Cure Bank Ills
DETROIT. Mich., Mar. 3. 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!
WAS $15.25
NOW ONLY
5s yrs 68
Save $4.57 on
Size 30x5
WAS $25.60,
NOW ONLY
IT
Save $7.68 on
Size 32x6 (JO-Py)
SIZE
PLIESl WAS I MOW
30xJ
326
3S6
33x5
34r5
34x7
34x7 exba
plies
35x5
36x6
36x8
36x8 exba
plie
38x7
40x8
40x8 cxrn
plies
3-X6.00 SO
32x63050
34x7.0050
34x7.50 SO
36x8.3550
38x9.0080
38x0.7590
10
8
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101
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14
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14
6
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15
S15.S5
S5.60
S0.70
16.95
18.30
36.00
39.90
18.75
58.10
51.55
56.45
39.S0
55.00
60.50
1S-50
6.35
S1U55
25.95
36.10
45.30
59.S5
$10.6
17.91
1449
11.87
11-81
13.10
17.93
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197
3S-S8
19. SS
17.44
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18.17
15.17
M.71
41,4
Pins 2 Cord Breaker some
times called Plies under tread
by others.
ln addition to the plies
Indicated above, these tire
have 2 breaker plies from
bead to bead.
FREE TIRE MOUNTING
AT ALL WARD STORES
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Ward & Co.
117 S. Cestral Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
WARD'S Famous Pioneer
OVERALLS
and JACKETS
79c
Farmers behind a plow men on steel girders
husky outdoor workers : : tell us ordinary
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s they won't wear any but PIONEERS. Rugged,
sturdy, strong .as iron Pioneers are of mill
shrunk denim, with triple stitched seams,
and oversized for perfect comfort. Choice of
high or low back styles with plenty of con
venient pockets. Regular and large sizes;
Boy's Pioneers ..-63
Famous 101 Brand Waist Calls for Men 79
Men's Union Suits . 59t
Men's All -Wool
COAT SWEATER
Fast-selling for a good
reason! smray, practtcai, nne
jersey knit sweater felled
cloth fabric in brown, or
oxford grey, Sizes 36 to 4&
$J.OO
Super-Pioneer
WORK SHIRTS
Tough without being stiff or
bulky, that's what makes
Super-Pioneers the ideal shirt!
Triple stitched chambray, re
inforced at strain points, full
sized, re-inforced and ventil
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49
Boys' sizes 43
Extra sizes 59
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Ban Francisco 64
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Spokane M
Walla Walla M
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117 S. Central
Phona 286
Medford, Ore.
117 So. Central
Phone 286
Medford. Ore.
117 S. Central
Phone 286
Medford, Ore.
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