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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1933)
TtrETiPOft-D SRTL TRTBTTXE, rEDFOTtD, OHEGOy, THTTRSPXT, STJGTJST 3, 1933. PXOE FTVB 'Sk 1 PIAWFHIIVFM I. CROSS EXAMINING . l , , OF FEHLM TRIAL v :'" ;. rWv '" :" ' v'",.' -:" 3 " 1 1 fp Notts', VJ. (Continued from Page One) 5- I j V '.. . ' . I t J& x s - - Direct examination ot Pehl wu completed by mld-mornlng. Febl tee tilled that be did not learn of the ballot robbery until about 8:30 o'clock, and that he was buay. for two noure before 'that attending to private and official buslneas about Medioro. Fehl aald three days ot that week -bo waa In Salem conferring with the governor and other etate offlclala on the alleviation of unemployment In hla home county. Got Sextoni Joba The wltneea admitted he had been Instrumental In securing Jobs for the 6extou brothers around the court bouse, that he . dismissed a minor charge against them and that he had never suggested to them that they steal the ballots. The Sextons are two of the state's chief witnesses In the case. The defendant reviewed at some length the details of hi arrest, and relief work activities. It Is expected that the state will conclude Its rebuttal evidence this afternoon. Twenty additional wit nesses have been called for this pur nose. Indications are that the case will be In the hands of the Jury late .Trlday or Jay noon Saturday. S TO NRA STANDARD T! From all parts of the nation merchant! and business men hoisted blue eagle NRA flags or potters indicating that they have pledged Ihelr support to President Roosevelt's vast recovery campaign. Above picture shows a NRA banner being raised atop a Chicago wholesale grocery house. (Associated Press Photo) . ft'.,! ( EASTMORELAND GOLF LINKS, Portland, Ore., Aug. 3. (AP) Tab Boyw. Portland ace, was the first player to advance to the second round In the national public links golf tournament today when he came from behind with three brilliant birdies on the second nine to con quer Jimmy Deeble, 18-year-old Min neapolis star, a and 1, -In the 18-hole match. Deeole gained a one-hole lead on trie outward stretch, but waa un able to keep up the pace. Lylo Decker, San Jose, defeated Merle Williams, Farkrose, Ore., 3 and a. Bob Ward, Olympla. Wash., defeat ed John Gunst. Portland. 1 up. Pat Abbott, Altadena, Cal., defeated Jack Dillon, Hollywood. 7 and 6. r Stanley Seymour. Los Angeles, de feated Albert C'Scotty"), Campbell Seattle, 3 and 1. Robert L. Miller, Jacksonville, Fla., defeated Mike Palaclo, Jr., San Ra fael, Cal., a and 1. David Mitchell, Indianapolis, de feated Bud Haskell, Olympla. Wash., 1 up. George Thomas, Chicago, defeated E. J. Ingle, San Diego. 1 up. Bruce McCormlck. Los Angeles, de feated Russell Meade, Portland. 3 and 1. Joe Green, Philadelphia, defeated Robert Tomee. Long Beach, 4 and 3. Charles Ferrera, San Franclaco, de feated William Brown, Seattle. 3 and a. Tad Clarkson, Beverly Hills, defeat ed Olln Cerrockl, Brooklyn, 4 and 3. Bob Hofer, Farkrose, Ore., defeated Joe Corla, 8t. Paul, 4 and 3. Albert ("Scotty") Campbell of Se attle, holder of the Canadian and Paclf'.e northwest amatur champion ships, waa blastd out on the first round in startling fashion by stan- y Seymour, 28, of Loa Angeles, who Is a T-handlcap man at his home course. HP lit txert,. I LIKE TO SMOKE A LOT, ESPECIALLY AFTER A GOOD SWIM. I HAVE TRIED ALL POPULAR BRANDS AND CAMELS ARE MILDER. .. IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW ! t J IN RETAIL STORES (Continued from Page On) Saturday of S i. m. to 6 p. ffl, In moat stores. Burgeci Prtfcldent. Officers of the new association formed are: Ralph Burge&a. presi dent: N. H. Franklin, Tlce-president, and Mr. Wright, secretary-treasurer, The officers of the association at tended the meeting of the downtown grocerymen today. Considerable consternation has been caused in the neighborhood group , by the fact that store employing! three or fewer workers, are not per mitted to display the NRA badges. although complying with all possible requirements of the act. The em ployers are afraid that they will be discriminated against because the posters are not In the window. It is understood that some provision will be made for this group to enable the neighborhood, home-owned stores, to Inform the public that they are en dorsing the President's program. Wood dealers of Medford met this morning, the Chamber of Commerce announced, and agreed to adhere ab solutely to the code. Taxi businesses and restaurants will be represented at meetings this afternoon. Jewelers Agree. Jewelers of Medford have agreed to adhere strictly to the wage code adopted by local employers last Sat urday, they announced, following ; conference this afternoon. The 40- hour week for employes and the 8 a. ra. to 5 p. m. store open hours sgreed on then, will be observed, at least until further announcement of the Jewelers' nstlonal code la received from Washington. All are heartily in favor of the ad- ministration' program and want to adhere to the original agreement, reached here, until otherwise inform ed through Washington. This agree ment was reached by Larry Schade s. Brophy's and Lawrence's Jewelry stores. 8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3. (AP) While only minor damage waa done, fire today on the Union Iron Works wharf In the Bethlehem shipyard here threatened for a time the safety of $5,000 000 worth of ships. Including the Mutton liners Matsonla and Maul, former flagshlpa of the line. SALEM, Aug. 3. (AP) The third Initiative petition to amend sections of the small loan act was filed here today, seeking to cuV down the legal rate of Interest on small loans. EUOENB; Aug. 8 (AP) Titled "Weighed In the Balance," and deal ing with the principles of govern ment and the trends of national events, a book written by Llewellyn A Banks has come from the press. Soon after he was convicted on a second degree murder charge for the slaying of a Medford constable as the climax of a political embroilment In which he wss the ring -leader, Banks announced he would write a book. He waa formerly editor of the Medford News and operator of orch ard tracts. "Weighed In the Balance" has no reference to the factional disturbance which rocked Jackson county, nor any mention of Banks' Implication In this trouble. The author describes It as a trea tise on national events, showing the trend of a nation from democracy to dictatorship and from Christianity to paganism. 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