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MEDFOUD "MAIL TRIBUTE, TiIEDFORD, OREGON, FRED AT, 5IAT 5, 1933. PAGE THREE BUILT SECRETLY FOR UNCLE SAM (Continued from Page One.) pose of state which would require ft 500,000 watt radio station. The inside atory of what happened to Nellie Tayloe Ross Is the best pos sible expose of how this federal' pat ronage thing works. . The former Wyoming governorese did yeoman service In the campaign. She had to be cared for among the first. General Farley spotted & Job lor her as treasurer of the United States. It has a big title and pays good money. He thought there was not much work attached to It. Everything was settled until Treas ury Secretary Woodln heard about it. He balked contending If was a Job for & man. The big boys got their heads to gether and decided perhaps head ox the civil service commission would be better. When certain Democratic politicians heard that they wept co piously. Imagine a politician being required to play ball with a Woman to protect his federal patronage. It is bad enough even to have a civil service commission without a woman running It and messing up plans. That killed that Idea. Then the mint Job was chosen be cause nobody could ever accuse the director of the mint of having any Influence over anything. But there were difficulties. The Job had already been promised to Mary M. O'Reilly, assistant director. She has been run ning It for years anyway while politi cal playboys held the title of director. You can never prove it, but It is nevertheless true that her nomina tion had already been okayed at the White House and was ready to go to the senate. The fat fellows decided It was too bad for Miss O'Reilly, but Miss Ross bad to be pushed up front. They switched the stup and the name of Miss Ross went to the senate instead of Miss O'Reilly. The latter will re main as assistant director, still doing the work. That makes the mint an all-woman show. There are no other officials. The two can go through Uncle Sam's pockets every night. The gent who passes on alt ad ministration financial policies (Prof. Moley In case you tio not know) is toying with a plan to Include Insur ance companies In the federal reserve system. It came from an Ohio Insurance man who thinks something must be done. A separate reserve classifica tion would be created for that pur pose. The companies could then dis count their paper through the reserve system. The big companies In New York have heard what Is going on and are trying to stop It. WILLAMETTE ELECTS STUDENT EODY HEAD SALEM. Ore.. May 8. (AP) Ja. B'urdett, Jr., a basketball letterman, was elected student body president of Willamette university yesterday In a revote. At the first poll one of the three candidates was eliminated. NEW PRESIDENT OF Jack Thompson was selected by members of the Med ford Shrine club as president of that organization for 1033, at the regular monthly meeting held today at the Hotel Medford. Mr. Thompson will succeed Harold Brown who has made an enviable record as head of the Bhrlne club during the past year. Roy Elliott will fill the office of vice-president of the club and Elbert Lenox will act as secretary for 1033 as a result of today's election. With these three well known Shriners at the helm of the Medford Shrine club for the coming season, members of that organization anticipate a year of outstanding activity. Horace Bromley, veteran Copco camera man and advertising manager of the California Oregon Power com pany, presented a program of Inter esting moving pictures showing Shrine ceremonials of past years as well aa glimpses of more recent "shots" showing southern Oregon mining - activity and official Crater Lake 'National Park openings. Mr. Bromley's pictures scored a decided hit with the Shriners Irqm various sections of southern Oregon who at tended today's luncheon. A group of the Shrine club mem bers enjoyed additional moving pic tures recently taken by A. P. Johnsen which were shown by Bromley fol lowing the regular program. TROOPS IN CONTROL OF IOWA FARM TROUBLE ZONE N ""i iMtaf t fx cam is? 2w h Iowa national guardsmen are shown mingling with townsmen it Le Mara, Iowa, after martial law was de clared In northwest Iowa as a result of outbreaks In which farm sates were halted and a Judge was man handled by a mob. (Associated Prsas PhotM MM JOHNSTON LEACH, 10 LAST REST T Mary Johnston Leach, resident of Medford for the past one year and one-half, passed away at 31 Oen nessee street at 13:16 Wednesday after an Illness of the past nine weeks, being bedfast most of that time. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston, being born In County Monahan, Ireland, May 33, 1B68. At the age of 33 she came to New York and was married In 1800 to Joseph Courteny, one child, Sarah Jane, being born to this union. Mr, Courtney passed away In 1803, and she married George S. Leach at White Sulphur Springs, Mont., In 1808. There were no children born to this union. After Mr. Leach pasyd away at White Sulphur Sprmgs, in 1031, Mrs. Leach came to Medford and had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Dodge, since that time. She la survived by one daughter, Sarah J. Dodge, of Medford; on granddaughter and grandson, Mil dred and Thy re Dodge, of Medford; one brother, Jas. Johnston, of Brem erton, Wash., and one sister Jane Kable, of London, Eng. Mrs. Leach was a member of the Episcopal Church of Ireland. Funeral services were held at the Perl Funeral Home at 11 a. m. today. Father William B. Hamilton officiat ing. Interment will take place in th Medford I. O. O, T, cemtery. HAVANA. May 6-(AP) Ann Hard ing and Alexander Klrkiand, motion picture celebrities who had a narrow escape from death when their sail boat capsized off Jaimanltaa Wed nesday, have contributed 15000 to ft fund for the family of the Cuban sailor who died In the accident, it was learned today. The sailor, MaJIn Alvarec Tuero, was killed by sharks when he at tempted to swim ashore for help for the party. Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. IHOLIE OWNED AND OPERATED You Can Save Money Without Sacrificing Quality At MEDFORD'S FINEST MARKET The Peerless Is Now One of the Largest Markets Between Portland and San Francisco -i 'T,VpVT The Peerless offers the largest and most complete JJjJiLiEj 1 lv-iN selection and display of all cuts of fresh and cured meats, lunch meats, butter, eggs, poultry, pickles, relishes, cheese, mayonnaise (bulk or jar) and Beck's bread and cakes. o 7 Tj TlfT? Tne service is complete. There are always several experienced OliirV V IVHi meat men to serve you. The phone number is 603. Phone orders receive the same careful attention as a personal visit. There are 4 Free Deliveries Daily at 8, 10, 2 and 4. C? A MIT A TIIM mBxket is keP thoroughly clean at all times. 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