MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJOT, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAT 7, 1934.
NINE JAILED FOR
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Med lard city polio put In busy
wak-nd taking cure of the drunks.
Bin being placed In Jell Saturday
and Sunday. Evelyn May Aiaricn, m,
th only woman arrested, was taken
Into city court thla morning, and
ordered by Police Judge A. D. Curry
to leave town. She waa an rout to
ugene, to Tlalt her father, ihe said.
Robert A. Stewart, 68, arrested Sat
urday evening, waa fined 110. He
waa unable to pay the fine, and waa
ordered to report for work thla after
noon to the city street department,
Floyd I. Bryant, 46, alio arrested Sat
urday evening, waa acheduled to re
port to court May 11.
Fred Ruddy, 42, waa fined (10 by
city police judge on charges of being
drunk In a publlo place.
Pet Summers, 50, charged with
being drunk and who also tried to get
Into the residence at 803 South Grape
street, reports show, was ordered1 by
Judge Curry to leave town.
Robert T, Cox, 30, arrested on a
drunkenness oharge Saturday night,
was released on 10 ball, as was Harry
A. Thuburn, 111), who waa drunk on
the street, according to officers.
Three young men, Evan W. How
ard, 18, Richard W. Cummlng, 30, and
Harvey J. Dutton, 38, are being nem
In Jail while officers Investigate
charges of their stealing gasoline Sun
day night.
ON UNITED PLANES
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will be marked at : p. m. today
with the departur of th last army
plan for Boise.
At 7:30 a. m. tomorrow United Air
Unas again will fly the mall for the
first time sine general cancellation
of airmail contracta last February.
Return of the mall to United will
mark resumption of airmail service
from Portland to California points,
which waa not flown under army
schedules.
Airmail will leav Portland for Med
ford and California point at 10:30
p. m. dally; for Tacoma and Seattle
at 7:90 a. m. and 5:80 p. m., and for
th ast at 7:35 a. m. and 10:35 p. m.
Arrlvala from th south will b at
7:05 a. m.; from Seattle at 7:15 a. m.,
and 10:15 p. m., and from the east
at 7:10 a, m. and 5:15 p. m.
SITE SELECTION MADE
Finding approval, th sit for the
Rogue River National forestry ware
house ha been selected, and th
building Is to be established on th
MoAndraws road, sst of Bear creek,
bout a helf mile north of the present
warehouse, forestry officials an
nounced. The structure la to cost 130,000, and
It I estimated by those In charge of
th work, that beween 75 and 80 per
cent of th amount will be expended
In Medford,
WASHINGTON, May 7 (AP) The
NRA today decided to Impose a code
upon th telegraph Industry.
Hugh 8. Johnson, as chief, made
the announcement of a atrlngent
cod to be Imposed over the objec
tion of Western Union, American
Telephone and Telegraph company,
end RCA Communications, Inc.
If th plan Is carried through thla
will be the first code forced on an
Industry by NRA.
B BR WICK, Pa., May 7. (AP)
The body of William H. Woodln, th
frail smiling man who piloted th
nation's treasury department thru
th 1033 banking crisis, lies In th
family mausoleum In Pins drove
cemetery, six blocks from where h
waa born.
President Roosevelt's secretary of
th treasury, who resigned several
JOHN D. GOSS
For Democratio Choice
' ai U. 8. Representative
Senator Ooaa Is a forceful
speaker and an experienced legis
lator. H has had lift-long con
tact with lumbering, manutactur
4ng, ranching, mining and general
business a owner and attorney,
and I peculiarly qualified to rep
resent th first district.
Will work for economies and tax
relief: establishing and financing
of settlers; federal distribution of
Bonneville power; contubutloiu
by U. S. to counties In proportion
to federally-owned land, and fed
eral aid for mining and prospect
ing. 100 PKR CENT RQ08KVKLT
Paid adv.
. FIGURES IN TAMMANY SHAKEUP
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These men are figuring in the ahakeup of New York's Tammany
Hall, which was climaxed by the ouating of John F. Curry as leader.
James J. Hlnes (right) and Edward J. Ahcarn (upper left) dominate
the confused scene. Hlnes, though hs voted for Curry, was accused by
the latter of leading the revolt Ahearn is a candidate for Curry's post.
Grovsr Whalen (lower left) was mentioned as a possible member of a
committee which may be named to take over the leadershlo. fAssocI
ted Prssa Ph
months ago because of til health and
died last Thursday In New York, was
committed to his final resting place
yesterday while thousands of his fellow-townsmen
looked on In mourn
ing for the man they knew as neigh
bor. Butte Falls
BUTTE FALLS, May 7, (Bpl.)
Butt Fall baseball team defeated
Eagle Point baseball team Sunday,
38 to t.
Olyd Moore's orchestra gave a
baseball benefit dance at the Wood
man noil May 5.
Paul Hlgley and family of Santa
Monica, Calif., arrived May 1, and
have moved Into one of the Dupre
houses. Mr, Hlgley Is Jo Kent'
nephew.
Arthur Woodrow accompanied Mr.
Hlgley from Santa Monica,
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Hallett of Klam
ath Falls spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Kont. Mrs. O. A. Hallet and
grandson, Charles Rogers, who have
spent two months with Mrs. Hallet's
daughter, Mrs. Joe Kent, accompnnled
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallett to Klnm
ath Falls to live with them.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Thomas have a
baby daughter, weighing six and one
half pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pearson and
son of Temp, Arizona, arrived in
Butt Falls last week and are visiting
Mr. Pearson's grandmother, Mrs. Har
riet Taylor and aunt, Miss Hazel Tay
lor. They left May 5 to visit other
relatione on their tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Drlskell are
having their house wired for elec
tricity. Mrs. Homer Kent consulted a doc
tor In Medford on Tuesday. Sha has
been 111 two months. Her mother, Joe
Kent, Is taking car of her.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huddle and baby,
Sally, of Treka, and Mrs. Clyde Han
sen of Central Point, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Patton Sunday.
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U U U U U V 11
Grade school children attended the
high school matinee Wednesday.
Thursday evening the seniors of the
Butte Falls high school gave their
class play, "A Poor Married Man."
Edgar Tungate was "the poor married
man." Emmett Oott was a country
doctor; Frank Llnstrom, a popular
college boy; James Tungate, a black;
Beulah Hereford "the too much
mother-in-law"; Frances Stone, the
charming daughter; Falllene Iackaon
a little freshman; Ruth Moore was a
college reporter.
Graduation announcement of the
Butte Falls high school seniors are
out. There are eight graduates,
Frances Stone, Beulah Hereford, Rose
Smith, James Tungate, Emmett Oott,
Frank Llnatrom, Falllene Jackson and
Ruth Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Casey have
moved Into one of the Slmervllle
houses,
Mrs. Oscar Hlglnbotham and son,
Dean of Medford spent last Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alberts and
ohlldren and Mrs. Dolly Jacks visited
Fish Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Moore will entertain
the Hustlers' club next Thursday
afternoon at her home.
There will be a mothers' Day pro
gram at the church May 13.
HW.ilH
Wiring; and Repairing
Phone 90 Medford Electric
B, M. DUSII, Owner
Basement, Medford Bldg.
Adrienne's
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brassiere ends that cross in back,
raises the bust, molds th robs,
indents the waistline and Sat
tens the abdomen smoothing
away years, as well m pounds,
from your figure. The model
pictured b of rayon satin and
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Asked earlier today If he would
request the Immediate resignation of
the commlaelon, which he could do
for cause on 10 days notice, the gov
ernor Informally declared he would
give them a chance to work out- their
problems first.
The letter to the commission re
ferred to the steps In the formation
of the commission for control of the
liquor traffic and cited their respon
sibilities and "extraordinary and ar
bitrary powers." These, his letter In
ferred, did not Include rejection of
the sense of the legislature In reduc
ing salaries nor the board of control
In opposing any salary increases for
staff members.
"In accordance with my recom
mendation." the letter stated, "the
Oregon legislature In special session
last November enacted a law govern
ing the manufacture, sale and distri
bution of alcoholic beverages, and a
supplementary act appropriating the
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net revenue derived therefrom for
unemployment relief."
The letter was expected to be ready
at the meeting of the liquor com
mission set for this afternoon In
Portland.
The governor's letter went to all
three members Qeorge McMorran,
Eugene; Alex Barry, Portland, and
James D. Burns of Condon, .
WARD CO. SAFE
The knob on the safe at Mont
gomery Ward and company's store on
South Central avenue was knocked
off, but the safe not opened, city po
lice were notified this morning. No
one had been to the store since Sat
urday night, and it was not readily
determined at what time the build
ing was burglarized.
Entrance to the store was gained
through a window on the south side,
and a hole was cut Into a large rug
hanging over the window, according
to officers. Three cheap suitcases
were taken, and a few small articles.
Oregon Weather
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Tues
day, with showers; moderate temper
ature; gentle changeable winds offshore.
FOILS BURGLARS
ISnufhuL
STANDARD OIL SYMPHONY HOUR
Broadcast (or your enjoyment orer th
Pacific Coast Network of NBC Try
Thursday, 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.
A clasa of 3ft was confirmed Sun
day morning at St. Mark's Episcopal
church, with Rt. Rev. Walter T. Sum
ner, D.D., delivering the sermon. He
was assisted by Reverend E. S. Bart
lem, rector of the local church.
One of the largest congregations
ever to attend the local church, was
present, many having to be turned
away. The 35 confirmed was the
largest class conducted at St. Mark's.
Bishop Sumner, who waa accom
panied to Medford by his wife last
evening confirmed a class at Grants
Pass, and Tuesday will confirm a
class at the Ashland church. He will
then continue to Rose burg, M a re h field
and other coast points.
IFLING OF
Chief of Police Clatous McCredle
was notified today by Postal In
spector Steven A. Morse, that Tom
Oalley, 22, arrested here last week, has
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u nsu toss
been Indicted by the federal grand
jury, and bond set st 11600, on charges
of stealing a claim check from a mail
box near the Riddle Junction.
Dalley, whose home is In Great
Palls, Mont., was arrested by Medford
officers when he attempted to cash
a S40 claim check here, which had
been made out to Stanley E. Elsen
mann. LEO POTTER INJURED
BY FRACTIOUS CALF
Leo Potter of Central Point, who
waa pulled about his farm yesterday
by an unruly calf, la In the Com
munity hospital today. His left leg
waa badly broken In the fracas.
The calf, In an effort to get away
from Potter, wound his owner up
In the rope, causing the break.
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AT C. OF C. TONIGHT
There will be s meeting of the
Southern Oregon Boat club at the
Chamber of Commerce building to
night at 7:30 o'clock. Harold Grey an
nounced this morning.
All members, and persons interested
SCENE i Sams as when you had your first crush on Somebody.
Think of velvet and you'll have a picture of
the smooth power of STANDARD Gasoline
with Tetraethyl Lead anti-knock fluid.
17 T.
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In boatln are urged to attend th
meeting. Refreshments will t served
following the business session.
COPS BLUSHINGLY PINCH
PRANCING GIRL NUDIST
NEW YORK, May 7 (UP) Blush
ing furiously, a squsd of polios ap
prehended Jeanetts Dubois, 31, aa
she pranced through a residential
district In the nude today. Unable
to recall where she lived, she was
taken to a hospital.
Admiral Byrd Picks His
Men! DO YOU?
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promise. ph(me 1B22.Y
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Body Fir
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