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MEDFpRD MAIL TRIBUNE. JPEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1934. CORTEZ IS MODERN EXECUTIVE AT ROXY What's the difference between the new type of stock-manipulating "big executive" and the old type of empire builder? The contrast Is pictured in ''Big Executive," now at the Roxy theater, featuring Rlcardo Cortes. The picture puts Cortes In the role fortune Is made by the misfortunes of others. Town In the Black. TENINO, Wash. (UP) Tenlno, the little town that took the bull by the horns a year ago when 1U bank closed, and began Issuing wooden money, Is now In the black, and on acash basis. The town treasurer re ports a cub balance of 92345.30 for the new year, due to "rigid economy and Improved payment of taxes." p. Taylor put In an order to the county court for one quart of red ink and one pint of blue Ink. Thla year he ordered a quart of blue Ink and a pint of red. bath proved nearly fatal to six Turks. They were found unconscious and nearly asphyxiated In one of these establishments at Akhlssar, and had to be treated at a hospital. Car bonlc acid gas fumes escaping from the boiler were the cause. Cst Came Back. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (UP) Last year County Treasurer George EXCEPTION BILL ISTANBBUL (UP) A Turkish PXOE EIGHT Next Saturday March S. at 10 o'clock haa bon at toy Circuit Judge George F. Skip worth of Eugena, a the time for "hearing. settling and pass ing" on the bill of exceptions, In the appeal of Gordon L. schermerhorn former sheriff, under three Tears' sen tence In state prison, for conviction of participation in the Jackson county ballot thefts. The order of Judge Sklpworth to the albove effect, was filed with the county elerk this morn lng, and Judge Sklpworth will be here for the opening of court. Monday, March ft, was designated by Judge Sklpworth as the final date for the filing of the bill of excep tions, and the Saturday session will clear the legal decks for that pro cedure. Notice has been received from the attorney-general's office at Salem that they would be prepared to appear Saturday. The bill of exceptions la prelimin ary to the filing of the appeal. Counsel Tor the atate and defense will argue portions of the testimony In the trial, to which the defense excepts, end it will be ruled upon by the court. Echermerhorn has been at liberty en 17500 bonds slnoe receiving his sentence last August, when he served notice of appeal to the supreme court. In the case of Ted Haines, Red Top district resldont, serving three yean, In state prison for conviction of a statutory offense last October, and who served notice of an appeal, an extension of time until March 10 has been granted by Judge R. D. Norton, for filing a bill of exceptions. Attor ney Rawles Moore, In a motion, stated the transcript of testimony bad not been completed. HFAVY RAINFALL BOON TO VALLEY Rogue River valleyltes, who have been concealing grave fears of a drouth next summer were rejoicing today over the rain storm visiting this region and the fall of anow re ported In neighboring mountains, Between 8:40 and 11:40 this morn ing, the official weather bureau re port showed a fall of .44 of an Inch In Med ford. Reports from Orator Lake National park, announced a fall of two Inches of snow during the night and a storm still prevailing, bringing with It an Important contri bution to the white blanket covering the park. It was also snowing in the Siskiyou summit section this morning, the weather bureau was Informed. Tot two hours a heavy storm visited the section. The storm In Crater Lake was ex pected to close the road temporarily to travel and motorists were asked to keep out of the park today, unless cars were equipped with chains. (Continued Hum page one) advice and lambasted the newspaper publishers. However, Mr. Roosevelt seems to like limbs and he has not had any sawed off behind him yet. An attorney in the NRA says that ' (f of all the business men with whom , code negotiations "the stock brokers L nan tha iliimhut mr,A haHksra X were the second dumbest." They probably only acted dumb, which Is something entirely different. LINSEED OIL Si .25 I Gallon Boiled or Raw Bring your own container. 0G WqOgd BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Al BeekatE of 1234 North Riverside, a son weigh ing nine pounds, seven ounces, at the Community hospital lost night. CALLS ALL-BRAN NATIONAL NATURAL LAXATIVE Delicious Cereal Checked His Constipation E The Oregon State Liquor commis sion, in a letter received today, by the district attorney, urges co-operation of county and city law enforce ment agencies In the elimination of Illegal manufacture, transportation and sale of liquor, pending the estab. llshment of atate liquor stores, under the Knox law. Individual liquor control policies. In accordance with "local sentiment" Is urged upon cities and counties. In order that the bootlegger and moon ahlner will be curbed, ere he becomes too deeply rooted. The city and county action will be Independent of any enforcement steps taken by the federal government, under the in ternal revenue stamp violations. I. K. Toy, local liquor store man ager, states that he expects to have the Hertford agency opened before March 10, but no definite date haa been set. ER LL In a ruling handed down Tester' day, the demurrer was denied In the suit of Dan Watson against Oeorge L. Janteer and wife. Jantner, a sawmill operator of the Proepect district, purchased timber land upon which Watson had home, steaded, for dellquent taxes .amount ing to 1 3 1 . and waa (ranted a cer tificate of delinquency by Jackson county. Watson seeks to hava the records cleared of the sale, and "tendered" the amount of the delinquency paid The court also Issued an order, granting Watson 10 days In which to prepare an answer to the ault. The tlmberland la located on the Barl tjlrlch road In the Prospect district. Here is an unsolicited letter from Mr. Daniels: "For many years I have been habitually constipated, and have used all sorts of laxatives. So, in fairness to Kellogg's All-Bran, I heartily claim it to be a most won derful remedy for constipation. "Need I tell you that I have lone since ceased using laxatives? Kel logg's All-Bran is the National Natural Laxative. 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