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MEDFOBD MAIL TBIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1934.
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MISSING POETESS
OF
'Prince' D'Harcourt Nabbed
With Louise Krist, 18,
After Hunt Since June 1
He Would Marry Her
By H. AI.LEN SMITH
Unltert rress Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, June 30. (UP) Ro
mance burned like a purple lame
today In the breast of "Prince" Chllde
de Rohan DH'arcourt. poet and for
mer burglar, as he was placed under
arreat on chargea or having done
wrong by 18-year-old Loul&e (Roae
bud) Krlst.
Since June 1, when they walked
away from a session of the Raven
Poetry circle in Greenwich Village,
pollco hsd searched the olty for the
couple, and today, with both of them
In custody, veteran detectives scratched
their heada over the unique attitude
the prlnoe Is taking toward the vi
cissitudes of life.
Say He's Genius
"I am the super-consolous mind,"
D'Harcourt said at headquarters, "I
am the perfect, original conception. I
am the genius. The lawa of the uni
verse being In harmony with ma . , ."
"Come on," growled a detective,
"break it up."
Mlsa Krlst, who also dalllea with
verse, asked that D'Harcourt be per
mitted to finish the prayer. The de
tective told the poet to make it
snappy.
"All the forces of the universe,"
the prince went on, "command that
Dohan D'Harcourt and Louise Krlst
come successfully out of all these
troubulous moments that surround
them and that they be married to
day. We, the forces of the universe,
have commanded."
Olrl Fumbles Ball
Miss Krlst, aa she was hustled off
to a home for wayward girls, said
she didn't quite understand the
prince's orison but that ahe hoped
It would get them out of their mess.
D'Harcourt aald that he and Mlsa
Krlst have become common -law
mates and that they Intended get
ting married today. They only had
about 40 cents between them, how
aver, ao they decided to continue
work on the D'Harcourt novel.
"It la more Imaginative than the
Arabian Nights," explained the prlnoe.
"It Is the most fantastlo, romantic
mystlo story ever written. The name
of It la 'Ro-Dran 'of the Year 90,
000.' "
They were walking along the street
when a cltlaen, who had Just read
an account of the girl's disappear,
ance, recognised them and called i
policeman.
Romance of Ages
"This Is a romance of the ages,"
protested D'Harcourt. "It la the
greatest affair of history, a love
known only to the gods, the soul
communion of two poets. I think I
shall dash off a poem to my most
adorable Madonna." And ao he
dashed off:
"Some time In the distant future
When you look back upon a aea of
of vanished time,
And the unseen petals of a rose that
never bloomed,
Fall alowly In the dark
Like saddest tears,
The stillness of the abyss of a love
That was denied
Will be your rosary,
My most adorable Madonna."
And a Hoy-Noun
"With, a hey-nonny-nonny and i
hot-cha-chal" aald one of the de
teotlvea.
DHancourta ponce record goaa
Back to Ml. He haa been arrested
flvetlmes for burglary, felonious as
, eault and grand larceny, and haa
served three prison terms, His po-
etio record is apparently or more re
cent vintage.
Mloa Krlst Is known to her family
as "Rosebud" though she stands
about alx inches taller than her lover
and weighs 130 pounds.
"If we are separated," D'Harcourt
told her publicly, "I ehall kill my
aelf. I cannot live without you, my
adorable Madonna."
SEEKS DAMAGES
Suit for 110,000 damagaa and 1800
for medical services was filed In cir
cuit court yesterday by Mrs. Nettle
Barnehurg, widow of the late John A.
Barneburg, pioneer resident and for.
mar county commissioner, against
Jonas T. Davis. The suit la the result
of an auto accident October 98, loss,
at North Central ayenue and Sixth
street, wherein It la alleged Mra.
Barneburg and her hueband were
knocked down at the street Intersec-
tlon. j
The complaint sets forth that it
waa rainy evening and that the
platntlff and husband were crosslni
the lntrsectlon. It 1 alleged that
Darts, increased hie speed suddenly
ana eirucx the couple as they were
near the curb. It la further alleged
that Davis failed to exercise due cau
tion and waa wreck less.
Mra. Barneburg further alleges thai
as the result of the accident ahe sus
tained a severe shock to her nerves,
and since then haa been unable to
secure a restful night's sleep and suf
fers from constant spells of fear, and
permanent Injury to her health.
MEDFORD TEACHER AND
TACOMA MAN TO WED
' VANCOUVER, Wash, June 30. (P)
A marriage license waa Issued here
to Theodore Laoreto, Tacoma, and
Mildred Asplnwall, Medford.
Mlsa Aaplnwall has been an In
structor for the paat aeven yeara at
the Roosevelt school In this olty.
HITLER AND MUSSOLINI AT VENICE
Mil' j ' C v f
This Associated Press plcturo, telophotoed from Rome to London
and aent to New York by radio, shows Adolf Hitler (left), chancellor
of Germany, saluting the guard of honor that met him at Venice,
Italy, to confer with Benito Mussolini (right), Italy's premier, regard
ing disarmament and other European problems.
BILLET FOR REGULAR
Four regular army officers who haw
been on temporary duty In Medtord
with Civilian Oonservstlon corps, have
received orders from the war depart
ment that they are relieved from ata-
tlon and duty air their regular posts,
and will make. Medford their perma
nent station.
Today announcement was mode that
Major Olare H. Armstrong, 0th Coast
Artillery, who la commander for the
Medtord COO district, has been re
lieved from atatlon and duty at Fort
winrield Scott, oallf., and la assigned
to duty with the OCO, stationed here.
Similar orders were received by Cap
tain M. Milton Potter, 10th Field Ar
tillery, who was assigned here tem
porarily from Fort Lewis, Wash. He
will make his permanent atatlon at
Medford now, where he la assistant
executive offloer at OCO district head
quarters. Captain Robert F. Dark, and First
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Lieutenant Robert H. Soule, both of
the 7th Infantry, stationed at Van.
couver Barracks, were recently- order
ed here permanently.
The Camera club will hold the
open meeting for June In the court
house tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
rresment Williams will talk on
Alaska and show with the projector
views taken by him In that country
The making of prints Is a moat In
teresting work for the amateur. A.
H. Miller will give a demonstration
A round table, dealing with polnta
of interest brought up by the mem
bers, will be directed by T. J. Rad-
cllffe.
Those who have prints they would
like to see projected, may bring them.
Jubilee plcturos may be brought for
exchange.
The club Invites all Interested In
photography or artistic work to meet
with them.
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COMMON GOLD IS
SAY SCIENTISTS
Result of Experiments Told
at Meeting of Science As
sociation Germ Theory
Is Held Disproved.
By H. WEN-DEL BURCH.
United Press Staff Correspondent.
BERKELEY, Calif., June 30. (UP)
The common cold apparently is not
Infectious; It la csused by environ
ment and general body responses, not
bacteria germs, the American Assocla.
tlon for the Advancement of Science
was told todsy.
Dr. Wlulsm J. Kerr and Dr. John
B. Legen of the University of Cali
fornia described the results of expert'
ments on the transmlsslblllty of the
common cold.
The experiments tend to absolve the
bacteria germ of blame, they said.
Changing environment and the gen
eral adaptability of the body may also
cause other diseases of the lower res
piratory tract, auch aa laryngitis,
bronchitis and even pneumonia, they
said.
Evidence against an infectious
origin of colds Includes frequent re
currence of the cold In susceptible
Individuals, Its seasonal occurrences,
and the absence of fever In early
stages.
Excessive cooling power of the air
at times when skin pores are open
from exertion or fatigue probably
cause the bothersome disease, the ex
perimenters said.
Attempta to Infect a number of
men susceptible to colds failed. These
testa and othera were carried on at
the University of California hospital,
For the past 30 years, the trend hss
been away from the Idea of bacterial
origin of diseases, the researchers ex
plained. Medical men have whooping cough
the dread disease of childhood, on the
run, It waa reported by Dr. John J.
Miller, Jr.
Bluejay and Cat Battle.
NORWALK, Conn. (UP) When a
cat climbed a tree adjoining one In
which a pair of bluejaya had built
their nest and were hatching three
eggs, the bluejaya set upon the feline
and the fight lasted an hour until
It waa Interrupted by a spectator. A
well directed stone knocked the cat
out of the tree and the bluejaya went
back home.
Logging Train In River
BELLINOHAM, Wash., June 30.
(UP) An entire logging train and
lta crew of five were catapulted Into
the Nooksack river today when the
zoo-toot woden Saxon bridge col
lapsed. The only person Injured was
Brakeman Otto Olson. He waa res
cued from the aubmerged cab by his
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Principal Bills Passed
By Congress Are Listed
WASHWOTON, June 30. WV-Here
are the principal bills passed by the
session of congress Just closed:
Appropriation measures including
reuer, totalling more than 6, 800,000,
000.
Corporation, municipal and farm
debt relief.
Devaluation of gold dollar and cur
rency stabilisation fund.
Sliver purchases designed to Inc
rease silver backing for currency to
one lourtn of all metallic reserves.
Stock exchange control and liber
alisation of securities act.
Federal guarantee for 94.000.000.000
of farm and home mortgage bonds.
More then half a billion dolutra for
RFC and federal reserve loana to pri
vate industry.
Extending temporary bank deposit
guarantee one year and boosting de
posits to be insured from (3,900 to
5,000, along with more liberal loans
on an authority to purchase assets of
closed banka.
Extending life of RFC until Febru
ary, 1936, and increasing borrowing
power by 1850,000,000.
Federal commission of seven to ree-
ulate oommunlcatlona.
Johnson bill barring federal court
Injunctlona against state public serv
ice commission rate decisions.
Johnson bill preventing financial
transactions with foreign debtors In
default.
Reatoratlon, over veto, of millions
of dollars in veterans compensation
and pensions.
A dozen antl-crlme measures.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene,
(Spl.) Eleven University of Ore
gon graduatea from Jackson county.
three of whom were from Medford, re
ceived their degrees at the 67th an
nual commencement of the university
this June. Students from Medford
were Delmer F.' Parker, who waa grant
ed a Bachelor of Science degree, John
W. Oreene, a Bachelor of Arts, and
Vernon H. Coverstone, a Doctor of
Medicine.
Graduates from Ashland were
Ellen C. Galey, who received a B. A.
degree: George F. Barron, Master of
Fine Arts: Robert E. Dodge, a B. A.;
Eleanor M. Obombe, -a Bachelor of
Science, and Lucille Perozzl, a certifi
cate In Public Health Nursing.
Those who received their decrees
from Talent were Elizabeth Hlgglns,
Bachelor of Arts, and James F. Den-
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Authority for the president to ne
gotiate reciprocal tariff trading agree
ments with foreign powers.
Bill to raise approximately 1400.-
000,000 in taxation through higher
levies on estates, gifts, corporations
and tightening of law against tax-
avolders.
Liquor taxation.
Revision of air mall lawa, with au
thority for the interstate commerce
commission to regulate rates.
Authorizing aeven year naval build
ing program to bring navy up to
treaty atrength.
Huge home building and modern
lrlng program with government par
tially insuring private concerns
against loss on loans for auch pur
pose.
Authority for creation of boards to
Investigate labor dispute and order
electlona of worker representatives in
collective bargaining negotlatlona.
New boards for settlement of rail
way labor disputes.
Three year federal aid road con
struction authorization of more than
ai.000,000,000, counting unexpected
balances or prior appropriations.
New Philippine Independence law.
1934 crop loan bill, (40,000,000.
Bills msklng sugar, cattle, flax, rre,
barley, peanut and grain sorghums
baslo commodities under the AAA
benefit plan.
Bankhead compulsory cotton con
trol plan.
Kerr compulsory tobacco control.
Authority tc ban arms shipments
to the Chaco.
ham and Julius H. A. Kusel, both
Bachelor of Business Administration.
The university this year granted 630
degrees, two of which were Doctor of
Philosophy, awarded to Irving Allen
Mather of Carplnterla, California, and
Ira Albert Manville of Portland.
ON NOIE OWING BANK
A petition to compromise the note
of Sarah s. and William A. Shell held
by the Citizens' Bank of Ashland, now
In course of liquidation, was filed to
day by the state superintendent of
banks.
The petition sets forth that the un
paid balance on the note Is (3160.
secured by a mortgage on Ashland
property, which haa been transferred
to J. J. Deakln. Deakln now oilers
(1500 In Home Owners' Loan Corpora
tion bonds for. the property. The
state bank superintendent advises the
acceptance of the bonda on the
grounds It Is as much, If not more,
then otherwise could be secured.
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ON EVE LAST PRIMARY
The grsnd Jury, Floyd Ross, Central
Point foreman, la scheduled to con
vene next Tuesday, and according to
the district attorney, one of the prin
cipal matters will be the Investigation
and hearing of evidence In the "Black
Political Plot Exposed" pamphlet, cir
culated in this city and county on
the eve of the last primary election.
E. L. Fitch, who la detained in the
county Jail, and May Murray, local
woman, both minor figures In the
"Good Government Congress" turmoil,
have been charged with criminal li
bel for alleged distribution of the
pamphlets which allegedly contained
slanderoua and mallcloua matters at
tacking the atate police, the Jury sys
tem, the courts, and the district at
torney, and claimed that E. H. Petti.
serving four yeara in atate prison for
bsllot theft, was "railroaded." Fehl
la held to be the author of the fore
ward to the pamphlet In which ao-
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interested In certain features of the
pamphlets printing, etc.
A number of liquor cases and minor
criminal matters will .lso come before
the grand Jury.
Bees In School
SALEM, Ore. (UP) Workman
tearing down the old Butteville
school building near here found the
structure had been used for cc-educational
activity by bees. A comb of
honey the size of the chimney and
six feet long waa removed. It weigh
ed 100 pounds.
The town of Manteo on Roanoke
Island In North Carolina waa named
in honor of an Indian chief who
helped Sir Walter Ralelght'a colo
nists when they settled there In the
sixteenth century.
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