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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH J1, 1934. PAGE FIVE LAID 10 DOOR OP F BTEVBN80H, WMh., lUtch 10. (AP) T& bullet riddled body of Prank Kltuey was found by officer today la a lonely ranch cabin two miles north Of Pripdle. Tha cabin bad neon looted of faodatuffi and a shot gun waa missing. Sheriff Gordon and deputies found the body while searching the hill country for Fred Weaver, wanted for questioning In the fatal shooting on February 18 of William Zawlstowekl, 60, Cape Horn resident. Weaver had been reported batch ing with Frank Klnsey and h brother John, In a cabin near Cape Horn. John Klnsey was working Jn a logging camp near Big Rock and did not learn of bis brother's, death until this afternoon after a coron er's Jury returned a verdict of mur der by persons unknown. Three .33 caliber bullet wounds were found In Klnsey's body. Working on the theory that the killer grubstaked himself for a pro-. traqted refuge In the rough hill country, Sheriff Gordon organized n Intensive manhunt. There was possibility that bloodhounds would be brought here from Vie state pen ltentlary at Walla Walla to be used In searching for the slayer, Zawlstowekl apparently was slain by a chicken thief. He investigated a notse la his hen coop February 18 and was shot by the Intruder, F KILLERS JEERED; TO PLEAD CRAZY DEDHAST, Mm, March 10. (AP) la the courtroom that witnessed the Inception of the Sacco-VanaetU case, three young men branded by the prosecution as the most wanton killers In Massachusetts pleaded not guuty today po charges of robbery and murderipg two policemen. With their arraignment, defense counsel disclosed they would plead insanity. In turn, Abraham Faber, Murton and Irolng Mlllen, all from Boston, protested their Innocence when brought before Judge Nelson P. Brown In a courtroom filled with persons who booed and jeered them on tneir trip from the county Jail nenruy. Famed Surgeon Passes BAN DIEGO, Calif., March 10. AP) Funeral services for Dr. John BJnkley, nationally known sur geon, who died at his home here Thursday, will be held Monday. Burr lal will be fn t local cemetery. PORTLAND, Ore., March 10. (AP) Fred Weaver, sought for question ing Into two Skamania county, Wn., shootings, la known to Portland po lice as the "barefoot burglar" w,ho thrice waa convicted of house rob beries here. He was discharged from the Oregon State penitentiary at Salem June 9, 1933. CHICAGO, March 10. (AP) Isaac Costner, calmly defying his former gangster-pals to attempt vengeance, today admitted from the witness stand that he took part In a ftllO 000 mail robbery and named two Touhy gangsters as his accomplices. Costner, testifying for the state In the trial of Basil ("The Owl") Banghart for the $70,000 John Fac tor kidnaping, said Banghart was la Charlotte, N. C. the night of the mall robbery last November, but did not name him as one of the actual robbers. For his part of the Job, Costner said, he got 925,000. He said the men who helped htm were Charles "Ice Wagon'' Connors and Ludwlg Schmidt, tooth fugitives from Justice la the kidnaping case. E SETS SALE MARK Yesterday, the second day of op eration for the state liquor store Jn this city, was a big one with Issuance of permits totaling 119, and the day's business reaching the sum of 9483.70, Earl Foy, manager pf the store, announced last night. The total, he stated was consid erably greater than that realised In Eugene, a larger city, for the second day of business, and showed an Im portant Increase over the first day's business here. Friday, the day the store opened. there were 74 permits issued and business totaled 9270. The trade was steady yesterday, from the opening until the oloslng hours of the store. The total amount of money taken In in permits was $108.50, three of them being foreign permits, for which the price Is but 60 cents. 2 Postmistresses of State Under Probe PORTLAND, Ore., March 10. (AP) Charges of making false re turns to the postmaster general were faced In federal court here today by postmistresses of two eastern Ore gon towns. Mary E. Griffin, poetmtsiree at Rye Valley, Baker county, pleaded guilty to making false returns and was referred to the- probation off! oer. Ada M. Chewnlpg, postmistress at Bates, Grant county, pleaded not guilty to a similar charge. Her case was set for March 19. Each was re leased on her own recognizance. LOS ANGELES. March 10. (AP) Pierce correll, 57, former cashier of the First National bank of TJunga, Cal., and later postmaster there died today at his home. He came to south ern California 13 years ago from saKer, ore. His widow, two sons and a daughter survive. INSULL TO LEAVE GREECE THURSDAY ATHENS. March 10. (AP) John Metaxas, minister of the Interior, emergency from a conference with Premier Tsaldarls tonight to nounce Samuel Insull Sr., Chicago fugitive, must definitely quit Greece before nert Thursday night. Earlier Iaull agents applied to the German legation for a transit visa on his Greek lalsfieB-passer. The ligation promptly denied the application because the agents re fused to speelfy where Insull wished to go la transit through German territory. DARK CLOUD OVER ORIENTAL LANDS SHANGHAI, March 10. (AP) Loss of ''face" that mysterious some thing looming large among far east era people caused a rift tonight among Japanese emissaries In China. Colonel Shlbayama, military at tache of the Japanese legation, In his capaelty as a diplomatic- offic ial, severely condemned the myster lout visit of a Japanese "agent1 by the name of Arakl to American mis sion properties In North China. Colonel Shlbayama declared "the unwarranted meddling of the Jap anese army . In the affairs of tfce legation has caused needles alarm that the Japanese army Is on the verge of again Invading the north of Ghlna." A Tragic Fiesta MEXICO. D. F., March 10. yp Dispatches from Mlchoacan today said 10 persons were killed' In the village of Zlranuato when group of 200 ln dlans shot up the Inauguration of new municipal president. A pair of unusual high-topped boot worn by a bandit who robbed him enabled a Kansas City bus driver to Identify a suspect as his assailant. World News At a Glance Spring Baseball Klamath Filing, SATiBM, March 10 P) A. W. Schaupp of Klamath Pall, today film for th pondldcy Jor Circuit Judge or the 13th district. U. 6. Balenttne, republican, filed for district attorney of Klamath county. Fit Marlon Milk Price SALEM. March 10. (IP An order eatabUehed Friday by the Oregon milk control board, establishes milk and cream price tor the market area cov ering Marlon county and rescinds the Hist official order of the board, gov erning exclusively the minimum prices to be charged In the sale of all grades of market milks and cream by deal- Fishing Boot Seized TOKYO. March 10. rV-Vernacu lar newspapers printed dispatches from Selshln. Korea, today that soviet authorities had seized a 6mall Japan ese fishing boat, the TaJIma Maru, and a crew of 14 fishing off the coast southeast of Vladlvostock. Self-Slaver DALLAS. March 10. (!) Elijah William Jolly. 52. ended his life yes terday by plaslng the muezle or a 23 single shot rifle against hi, left temple and pulling the trigger, aeatn occurring almost lnatantly. Blast Injures Worker DALLAS. March 10. (IP) A prema ture explosion of blasting powder In Jured C. N. Bamhart. Dallas, route 8. while working on the Dallas-Black Bock road Friday arternoon. He la in the Dallas hospital suffering from multiple wounds caused by rock splla- ters and a gashed forehead. HI con dition waa reported as not serious, flov. Rolph Improves SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.- Showlng remarkable recuperative pow ers. Governor James Koipn. jr is re covering rspldly from his illness. physicians said today. They said ne (night be able to leave the hospital within a week. Financial Cheer Klf YORK, Marsh 10.-fl")tThlrty three favorable dividend changes were recorded thla week, one less than a week ago, says Standard Statistics Co. There were ten Increases, eight re sumptions, eleven extras and four Initial payments. There were eight unfavorable revisions compared with three (he previous week. Educator Passes NDW YORK, March lfl.-r-Frof. Allen Sinclair Will, director of the depart ment of Journalism of Rutgers upt. verstty and associate professor of Journalism of the Columbia university school at Journalism, died today Wtckersham hospital. Lumber Order Gains WASHINGTON, March 10. (IP) The national lumber manufacturer's association said today that new lum ber business during the week ending March 3 exceeded orders for any ween of the previous three months. Orders totaled 307,471,000 feet during the week compared with 191,102.000 feet the previous week. Bank Surety Extended WASHINGTON, March 10. (IP) A one-year extension of the tempor ary bank deposit Insurance law from July 1 was approved today by a sen ate banking sub-committee. His Friend, Urge 8ALBM. March 10. (IP) William MoOUchrlst, Jr., Salem securities broker and farm operator, today con firmed reports of his friends that he la a potential candidate for the re publican nomination for secretary of state. Fan Dancers in Craterian Film WOODLAND, Calif., March 10. (API Brilliant pitching by Johnny Babloh and Wayne Osborne, coupled with timely hitting by their n mates. brought the Missions a 8-1 win today over their San Francisco rivals. trje Seal,. It waa the first of a two game series at the Mission training camp. Bablcb and Osborne divided up t mound duties. Each allowed one bit. Babe Bahlgren. Mission first aacker, .hla three for (hree, R. H. S. Seal Ill Mission, ,, IKS Gibson, Henderson and Woodall; Bablch, Osborne and Buggaa. BBADENTON, Fla., March 10 (AP)-c-Hard work and more sf It la the program for (he St. Louis Ce.nl lnals, enjoying their first " spring training under . Manager Kraakle Frlsch. Today Frlacb drilled his charges on hunting, with regular pitcher la the box, fields in position, and run ners on base. Tomorrow, two taenia will play a seven Inning game. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., March 10. (AP) Manager Rogers Hornsby or the St. Louis Brown will get his first splant at the newcomer to the club in competition tomorrow, when the first lntra-club game will be played. Gray, McAfee and McDonald will pitch for the "regulars" with New- come. Knott and Cofrman doing the mound worx ior tne xannigans. MIAMI, Fla., March 10. (API- Two or the world champion New York Giants' rookie pitchers, Al Smith and Jack Salveson, had one bad Inning each today and the Phil adelphia Athletics evened the aprlng exhibition series by winning the second game 1 to S. score by Innings; B. H. as. Philadelphia (A) 7 18 New York (N) I Cain, Mahaffey, Marcum and Ber ry; Salyesson, Smith, Clark, and Richards, Denning. iLOCALS Grlc, Visit Here---Wyan Srler of Salem Is a business call, In Medford thl week end. He will continue to Klamath Fall tomorrow, f Cole Injured Elmer Coe of Kelch street suffered bruise Satur day noon when he was struck pj the automobile which A. B, Zimmerman of Central Point was driving. ? Coda Out of Jail John Coda or Sam Valley was released from the city Jail Saturday evening upon fur nishing tlO ball. He was arrested on East Fifth street, by city police, ... Andersen In Jail Gharle Anderson of the Sterling district, wa placed In the elty Jail Saturday on ehargss of being drunk in a publle plaoe. He waa arrested on North Central avenue, by city officers. . Out on Ball-Arrseted an charge of being drunk, Roscoe T. Davis, 89, was last evening released from the elty Jail, when he furnished f 10 bail. City officers arrested him In the alley pear the relief station on Bartlett street, t , Fatally Injures Horse Frank; jr. Janteer, Jr., of Trail, reported to City police Saturday evening, tt)4t while driving on the Crater Lake highway near Cascade gorge, struck a horse which wa crossing the highway, A one of the horse's legs waa broken, the animal and to be shot, George L, Jant- aen s report said. Sanderson Here L. D. Sanderson of San Francisco, representing a whole sale Jewelry firm, Is on a trip cover ing his territory, which include eu reka. Crescent City, Orant Pass and Medford. He reported business condi tions Improving, and especially better In Medford he said. Mr. Sanderson I a friend of R. H. Whitehead of thl city, whom he Is visiting. KW'. WV - , ; ..... j " Ik? I BARBARA STANWYCK IN STUDIO ROMANCE What has been hailed In Holly wood as Barbara Stanwyck's most emotional picture in which her role Is far remote from anything she baa ever done before on the screen, will be presented today at the Studio the ater when "Ever In My Heart" opens. Tender romance and powerful drama are laid first tn a quaint New Eng land village then sweeps to the Amerl. can sector In France after America entered the world war. Barbara Stan wyck plays the rele of a sweet New England girl married before the war to a Oerman professor ehemlstry, who returns to his native land and Joins their army, before we entered the conflict. Page Sally Rand and her famous .the Craterian theater today la tlje - j ' ' , , ,v, dance of fan dances. tan dance. Here are 18 of the girls) W(lUm pown Vww In "Fashions' of 1934," opening tTeafidalei frank McHugh and Hugh Herbert are aroong the stars of the picture, which combine comedy and speetacla In lavish fashion, mind with spicy romance and drama. "Fog" Opens at Rialto Today takeq from tile Saturday Evening Past story of the asms name, ''Fog" mavs today and tomorrow at the Rialto theater. Reginald Denny, Mary Brian, Donald Cook and Walll Clark bay th leading roles. All tpe acyon of tne story taaes Cleanrr In Bad WASHINGTON, March 10.-(P)-Out for atrleter N. R. A. enforcement, the compliance board today cited a num ber of violations to the department of Justice and ordered the surrender of blue eagles by a long list of dry clean ers all over the country. Collrre Boxing Tltllst. SACRAMENTO. Calif., March 10 (AP) The Pacific coast Intercolle glst boxing chsmplonshlp belonged to the California Aggie of Davl to day by reason of the 38 point thsy cored In the tournament here last night. 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