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MEDFORD HXTL TRIBUJsT;. rEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1934.
ROOSEVELT JIFF
PLAN SPECULATION
SAYS G1R SOLON
Wl Hand President Ninety
. Billion Dollars Worth of
'Blue Chips, Claims Van
.denberg Hope to Win
'" ity D. HAROLD OI.IVBR
(Associated Press Staff Writer.)
WASHINGTON, May 18 IF) The
administration reciprocal tariff bill
was described today by Senator Van
denberg (R., Mich.) as "blind specu
lation In which we hand the Presi
dent $90,000,000,000 worth of blue
chips, that being the normal value
Of our domestic markets."
"Wo are hoping against hope that
we may win," he told the senate,
"but fearing against well-grounded
tear that we shall lose as usual."
Joining the Republican attack on
the legislation, Senator Davis (R
pa.) said It would permit presidential
advisors to "bargain away and ruin"
Industries overnight.
Davis proposed an amendment to
prohibit the President from conclud
ing any tariff agreement of which
the foreign labor costs and standards
are lower than the comparable prod
uct in thla country.
"If we adopt this principle," he
asserted, "the prise of our markets
becomes an Inducement to elevate
the standards of living abroad, bring
ing them up to the level of our own."
Vandcnberg termed the bill "reck
less folly."
He argued the legislation ran "ex
actly in the opposite 'direction from
the NRA and AAA which automatic
ally Increase domestic production
costs and threfore require higher
rather than lower tariffs In order to
auoceed."
HALLANAN LEAOS
FOR G. 0. P. CHIEF
NEW YORK, May 18. (AP) The
New York Herald Tribune, in a apclai
dispatch trom Washington, saya that
Republican party leaders have Indi
cated that Walter S. Hallanan of West
Virginia appears to be tn the lead for
chairman of the Republican national
committee.
Party leaders will meet In Chicago
on June 5 to name a successor to
Everett Sanders.
The Herald Tribune aay that "all
soundings have been Informal and
the most that can be said, It Is ex
plained, Is that Mr. Hallanan la ap
parently in front for a try out before
Republicans generally." - '
WASHINGTON, May 18. UP) The
?ar department announced today
award of the silver star to Arthur O.
Davis of Culver City, Cal., formerly
sergeant In company P, 117th engi
neers, 42nd division, for gallantry In
action near Tulle rl Farm, Prance,
November 6, 1918.
Jarmin's Cut-Rate Drug Store
Between Mann' and Newberry'i Stores Korth Central Ave.
WHERE YOU FIND
Drugs at Low Prices everday
P"" 9 Regardless of how low our j100 Jtt
p i5c. prices are you will find NatureV An
W Feenamint our merchandise of the r f 1 ill
111 Laxative highest quality Quality is Make 5 Gallon, I
jo $3 never sacrificed for price 111
y jarmin's 9C j
77" ; : Phone 73 Delivery Free
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a II 100 Ny8:1 Pure 17 ill
MM 2 C 15c Putnam Dyes 10c; 1 fie . .
Jjf 1 3 for :...-..27c " w VJ
v Woodbury's Facial Soap
p. 3 for 25c .
h 50c Kotex or Kleenex, ea. 15c Pints, extra heavy i
Ipana S M A or Lactogen, Mineral jj
111 Tooth Paste pounds 89c Oil II
1 If Hospital Cotton, lbs. ..39c gg
nffl -fQc $1.00 Saraka Laxative 69c 29
ff Mineral Oil, heavy. Vj
V (gallons) $1.49 4
K Agar Agar (Kobi) a
k ' 60c pound strips 79c pints . u.s.P gn
Sal Dextri Maltose, lbs 59c Milk of A (I
L VI Hepatica Lifebuoy Soap, 6c: Magnesia II
& i 2 for 13c 1 1 w
na AQ Scott Tissue 2 for 15c 10 1 1
if TTU Cigarettes: Luckies, 10' J
Chest., etc 2 for 23c J
Finished Player
. ... -WTig
Joe Dl Maggio, 19, outfielder for
the San Francisco Seals, Is a consis
tent Hitter is well as a mainstay ol
the team while on ths field. He's
considered ona of the most brilliant
youngsters on the baseball diamonds
of the coast. (Associated Presi
Photo)
Boy's Sex Changed
Parents Claim In
Asking New Name
PISTOiA, Italy, May 18. UP)
Ercole Ercollni and his wife, Ada,
today requested the court to recog
nize officially the change In sex
of their son Giuseppe, now 18.
The child was registered at birth
as a boy. Their petition said he
gradually turned to a girl.
The parents asked that the name
Giuseppe be cancelled, and Ada
substituted. The court Indicated
It would order medical Investiga
tion. WASHINGTON, May 18. OP)
Shouldering roughly lettered banners
demanding payment of the bonus,
050 marchers today swung past the
White House. Tattered veterans and
a few women Joined In Washington's
third bonus march In as many years.
Their placards indicated they had
assembled from all but half a dozen
states.
' It was an orderly march, accom
panied by policemen, who saw that
the former servicemen went straight
up Pennsylvania avenue and post the
White House.
Then they turned back and headed
toward the Capitol grounds to present
to Vice-President Garner and Speaker
Ralney petitions demanding the bo
nus, repeal of the National Economy
Act which took away some veteran
benefits, and unemployment Insur
ance legislation.
TO
OUTPUT AND SALE
WASHINGTON. May 18. AP)
Despite Increased consumption of
lumber during the first six months
of operation of the lumber code, a
report of the timber conservation
board of the department of commerce
today said there was "no net na
tional progresi toward balancing pro
duction and consumption.
"Consumption has Increased, par
tlcularly as compared with the low
points of early 1933 but production
has moved at a still faster pace," the
report said, "partly In anticipation
of a building recovery which has been
disappointingly slow In materializ
ing." Production during the first quarter
of 1934 was approximately 8 per cent
above shipments, while orders boked
were about 3 per cent in excess of
output, the board said.
Since December a decline from the
lumber price Index of 88, based upon J
the 1926 average price at 100, to 86.4 j
in Mrcu was Known, unv luimrer
maintained a higher standard of price
than the index for all other building
materials.
in the construction field, public
works was credited with being the
major factor in lumber consumption,
although no month during the pres
ent year has reached the peak of last
December's contract total of $207,
3 10,000. A decrease from 9178,354,000
In March to 8181,411,800 In April was
shown. In April 69,907.100 of the
total was for public works projects
while the March PWA amount was
92,040,000.
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WASHINGTON. May 18. (AP) Th.
administration housing program was
praised today by Henry I. Harrlman,
president of the Chamber of Com
merce of the United Ptates, as one
that would have a double social value
In putting men to work and Improv
ing living conditions.
"I very heartily commend th. bill",
Karrlman said, referring to Its gen
eral outlines.
There la at present less than one
room per capita for the nation as a
whole, he said, adding that 1 rooms
would not be excessive.
Harrlman told the senate banking
committee the nation Is suffering
primarily from lack of employment In
the durable goods and construction
Industries.
KIDNAPED GIRL FAILS
10 IDENTIFY SUSPECT
TUCSON, Aria., May 18. (p) June
Rob lea failed this afternoon to Iden
tify as one of her kidnapers a man
said by authorities to be the "most
promising' suspect they had roundod
up in their Investigation of the six-year-old
child's abduction and desert
entombment.
SWIFT JUSTICE METED OUT TO
- h mm . !ri& -i--l;Bftiii timi niUrn n i lBBi-.ai
Twenty-four hours after their capture In Lot Angeles, three kidnapers had pleaded guilty and were
sentenced to life imprisonment for the abduction of William F. Gettls who was rescued In a police raid.
Upper: the trio hears pronouncemsnt'of sentence. They are In the center, dressed In blue denims, left to
right: Roy Williams, Larry Kerrigan, James E. Kirk. Lower: a closeup of the confessed kidnapers. Left
o rlnht! Kirk. Ksrriaan and Williams, f Associate-' " Photon!
IjOCALS
Back from Head Indian Robert
Mansfield, Junior forester, returned
last night from the Dead Indian floda
Springs, where he- and aa assistant,
Robert Hunter, had been since Wed
nesdny, making a land examination.
Mansfield reported the road to the
soda springs to be in fair condition.
Shangle Takes Photos J. Verne
Sh angle, local photographer, yester
day took a number of pictures of the
striking costumea to be worn in the
Jubilee pageant. "Oyer-Un-Gon," at
the fairgrounds the first week in June.
Shangle was accompanied to Ashland
by Ernest A. Rostel, publicity director
for the Jubilee.
Transferred to Medford The fol-;
lowing CCC men have been trans
ferred to Medford from the Eugene
headquarters: Claude W. Allura,
Donald Burch, Pierce S. Jepson,
George Joyce, Howard L. Kldlvell,
George T. Swan. Charles L. Tate, Jock
Taylor, Sam Wlgham and Bill Wilson.
NEW CASTLE, Del., May 18. (AP)
Q. M. Bellanca, president of the
Bellanca Aircraft corporation, said to
LIBERTY FOOD
MAIN AND GRAPE.
ALEXANDER GROCERY, Inc.
Phone 143. FREE DELIVERY. E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
B. and W. COFFEE, lb 29c
HART BRAND APPLE SAUCE
No. 2 can, made from Eastern Northern Spy
Apples, 2 for 25J
BAKERS COCOA, lb 19c
RED BEANS, 10 lbs , 29
No. 2 oan FRESH GREEN LIMA BEANS, 2 for 25c
QUICK QUAKER OATS, 2 for 15c
Pt. jug CANE and MAPLE SYRUP 15c
PILLSBURY' PANCAKE FLOUR, large pkg 22C
AL. S
Best Grade Beef Pork Veal Lamb
Short Ribs Beef ... lb. 6c
Lamb Stew lb. 5c
Try Kingsley's Squabs best In the valley
AL STEWART'S CAPONS
Rogue River Valley Floral Company Flowers and
Plants, 5c and up. See them at the Liberty.
day the company has started con
struction of airplanes valued at 8300,
000 for a foreign country. He declined
to name the government.
.
SALEM, May 18. (AP) An un
usually light vote In Marion county
wan indicated today when a check
up at 1 o'clock revealed that less than
20 per cent of the registered voters
had visited the polls. Election offl-.
clals estimated thrxt probably the
total vote would not exceed 45 per
cent of the registrations.
The vote at 1 o'clock in the 34
Salem precincts was only 3,397 out
of a total 13,681 registered.
WASHINGTON, May 18. (AP)
While still opposed to the principle
of the Taylor public lands bill, which
gives Jurisdiction to public domain
to the department of the interior,
Senator Carey (R., Wyo.) said today
safe guarding amendments have con
siderably Improved the measure.
Some Tilings Are Just
Impossible . , .
Von CAN'T prepare good
meals without food
foods. WlRe houtewlres
know thst rinaltty Is the
only wl Investment In
meat-buying. That's why
they buy at the l.in
ERTY MARKET. Select
meal rljht-prlwd.
Telephone orders
nrnmntlv delivered.
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KIDNAPERS
IS
MOSCOW. May 18. (AP) Tass
(Soviet) News agency today charac
terized aa "A complete Invention
from beginning to ond' a report by
the Rengo (Japanese) News agency
in Tokyo that the Soviet government
and Nanking had entered into a
secret agreement under which Mos
cow would co-operate with the Chi
nese government for the development
of highways and communication fa
cllltles In lnnor Mongolia.
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Juror Hwirrt Wrong Case.
BUFFALO, N, Y. (UP) A supreme
court Juror, serving his first term as
a venireman, was anxious to do his
Job and show that he was a good citi
zen of Buffalo. In fact, he was so
anxious he sat for almost a half an
hour In the wrong courtroom, listen
ing to a case to which he had not
been assigned before the error was
discovered.
STORES
EVERYTHING IN GOOD TOODSI
DELICIOUS
CANNED
BLUEBERRIES
nny, Jlllt think of HI Oood
old fashion IlIX'lillKHHY
SIIOKTCAKE yes sir , , ,
ws hare the blueberries
ready for your enke direct
from Cherryfleld, Maine. Be
sura to Include a can of
Stewart's niueberrle. In
your order tomorrowl
MODEL
BAKERY
on your outings ' use
Model Bakery's Buns
and Bread for SAND
WIOHES. '
It makes them taste
better and keep longer.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
WALNUT ROLLS
4 for 9c
ST
Our Shortcako Layers
make delicious Straw
berry shortcake.
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Operations, Large and Small,
Dot State's Mineral Areas
57 Corporations Now
Operating, Survey Shows
By Wll.l H'.l) 11IIOWN
(United Prcw statt Corespondent.)
SALEM. Ore., May 18 (UP) Min
ing operations uarse and small tJ
dsy dotted the Oregon scene a sttpiy
rising sold prices, low production
costs and unemployment combined to
brtno; a boom to Oregon gold seeking
activity.
It was revealed In a United Press
survey today which showed 67 mining
corporations with a combined capi
talization of over sd.000.000, have
been formed since January 1, 1033.
Five corporations with stock of no
par value also have filed.
Jobless Make Work.
Addltlonollq, hundreds of Jobless
men snd women have encamped along
rushing Oregon rivers and streams In
sn effort to separate the heavier gokl
particles from sand and gravel. Their
earnings tn most Instances pay their
expenses and leave them spending
money.
The Oregon gold rush of 1933-34
greatest since thoso of tho '80s and
'80s Is also evident In a perusal of
water filings. Water Is essential In
carrying away sand and gravel In
nearly all operations.
The state engineer Issued permits
for appropriation of 004.30 second
feet of water from Oregon streams
lor gold mining in the last 16
months. A second foot of water
amounts to about 37,200 gallons In
an hour. Tills means permits would
result In, aggregato use for mining of
nearly 38,044.060 gallons of water
hourly.
Lane County Una noom
Lane county has experienced a
mining boom particularly in the
Blue river. Wlnberry and Bohemia
districts. Water permits for appro
priations of 17 second feet from Lane
county streams were Issued, and nine
mining corporations with an aggre
gate capitalization of $1,300,000 have
been organised.
The Rogue river valley In Jose
phine county is perhaps the center
of most mining activity. Leavlnis of
old mines, bars once worked decades
ago during one of the west's greatest
of the
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hidden, embedded dirt.
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loosened dirt awayl
More important still,
WHITE KING does all
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avoiding premature ag
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that result from ordinory
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SAVE WITH SAFETY USE
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Kold rushes, and near strikes am
being combed thoroughly for "color.'
Mining la being carried on princi
pally in southwest and northeast
sections and in Lane county. Water
permits were Issued In 14 counties
snd incorporations In 16.
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WASHINGTON. Mfiy Id. (AP)
American educator were challenged
today "to deliver the goods" or aban
don their claim to increasing public
Mipport.
C. R. Mann, In his director's report
to the 17th annual meeting ot th
American council of Educntlon, told
an audience of college prctldente and
dcana that tinkering with the me
chanlca of schooling wax not produc
ing aa dynamic result ae were
achieved In by-products of trie "new
deal."
Mann said he w&s unorthodox
enough to believe that the younf
men tn the civilian Conservation
corpa. who have felt a thrill of con
structive work subduing nature, wera
moro likely to bo constructive citi
zens than if they had spent the same
time arid energy "studying prescribed
academic coursca In conventional
schools or rending brochures on tht
achievements of civilisation." .
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