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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JD2DF0RD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1934. .A. FOUND DEAD WITH BULLET IN BRAIN (Continued iom page one! I ul Ray Sloneker, tod Stat Traffic Officers Jot Folsom and O. A. Mo-Klnnon. Took CnoWs Car. Report at the state polloa office "liortly before noon. . ., . , Sheriff Lloyd Low and hi deputy. .how that Marahall had taken a oR Mt Mt,n Immediately belonging to hie uncle, John Powell, for north t0 return tne murder,r KLAMATH FALLS, June J. (AP) Theodore Jordan, condemned negro, ni today quickly and quietly ten tenced to die on the gallows at the Oregon atate prison on Wednesday, August 1. Jordan, brought to Klamath Palls from Salem by auto this morning, re- icelved sentence In fifteen minutes 410 Hamilton street, who 1 em. ployed In a box factory on North Central, between 8 a. m. and noon yesterday. The vehlole was aban doned at 8 p. m. 814 miles north of gagle Point on the Crater Lake high way. State police were notified at 8 p. In. by Otto Shank, who lives In the ' fcagle Point district, that the car was left on the highway and that tlarshali was seen walking south to ward Eagle Point carrying a rifle, probably the one he used later in committing suicide. A note was left tn the machine police report, whlah lead. "Sorry to take the car but X Lad to get away," - The message was algned, "BUI." Authorities have no clue as to tlarshaU's motive for taking the car Ar for the trip to Eagle Point. The last report of the boy's whereabouts before he appeared at the Main atreet boarding house waa that he was walking toward Eagle Point Ulang the highway. Note Much Crumpled. The note, which by its crumpled and worn appearance, suggested that m had been carried for several days, Jknd that the boy had been in a de- scondent state of mind for some time, read: "Goodbye. To hell with (Iris, to hell with everybody." Mar shall waa dressed in a blue shirt and 4 pair of blue denim overalls. Pow marks on the boy's forehead and i evidenced the way he had held gun to his head. ' Two J22 long cartridges were found Art the stairs, apparently having fall im out of a pocket of the boy's Nothing. Each bullet bad been grossed with a knife to make the ef fect more deadly. It Is thought. Was Pin Setter. Marshall's only employment was 0, a local bowling alley setting pins. A fleece-lined coat was found af ter the tragedy near the entrance of pt Llttrell Farts Co. store on East Main, in wbloh was found a pencil nought to have been used to write (tie farewell message. It la thought Marshall left the Jacket there before going to the hallway where he com putted aulolde. Marshall .came to Medford last all from Walla Walla, Wash, when fee had been staying up until thenj with ma xatner. A coroner's inquest will be held tonight at 7 o'clock at the Perl Fun eral parlora. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. at the Jacksonville cemetery, Entertain Friends For several days pr, Mary Jane Roohelle and Miss Ali as Bailey have entertained Miss Dor is Bailey of Big Rapids, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and eon Gor ton, all of Portland. During their stay fciotor tripe were enjoyed to Crater stoke and Into California. to the state prison. Jordan was refused an extension of 24 hours before hearing sentence fol lowing the loss of his appeal to the supreme court. He was convicted here December 10. 1932, for the first degree slaying of F. T. Sullivan, train steward who died on October 10, 1032, Sullivan was attacked In his berth In the railroad yards on June S of that year. Meteorological Report STORES PREPARE FOR OPENING OF VACATION SALES (Continued from page one) June 36, 1034 Forecasts Medford and Ticlnlty: Partly cloudy tonight; Wednesday fair with rising temporture. Oregon: Partly oloudy tonight-.; slightly cooler northeast portion; Wednesday fair with rising tempera ture in interior. Local Data Temperature a year ago today Highest 87; lowest 67. Total monthly precipitation 0.74 in, Excess for the month 0.11 inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1933, 10.01 inches. Deficiency for the season, 6.47 inches. Relative humidity at fi p. m., terdsy 61; 8 a. m. today 04. Tomorrow: Sunrise 4:37 a. m., uu set 7:60 p. m. On nervations Taken at fi A. 120 Meridian Time M., h . so TS 00 TO 74 . 70 92 82 Boston Cheyenne Chicago Eureka .. Helena Los Angelee . MBDFORD ... New Orleans - New York .... Omaha ............. 08 Phoenix ...m....402 Portland 76 Reno ........ 08 Roseburg 74 Salt Lake 60 San Franolsoo 04 Seattle 74 Spokane .......,.. 82 Walla walla ..... 80 Washington, DO. 90 80 00 .81 P.Cdy, Rain Clear Cloudy Clear Oloudy Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Oloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Rain Cloudy Uae Mall Tribune want ads. NEW FEED PRICES GUARANTEED FEEDS Developing Mash, for pullets, per cwt..... .......$1.06 Developing Turkey Mash, per owt.............. $2.20 1, This Is your opportunity to reduoe your feed ooste F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 883. 229 N. Riverside SPECIAL SALE! On the famous "National" PRESSURE COOKERS 25 qt. size, One week price 18 qt. size. One week price 12 qt. size, c( One week price v $195 1U $1425 terchangs of windows, so aa to prop erly emphasise the vacation Idea, For the benefit of the Ttsttors In the city, the merchants will display racks of Medford literature, supplied by the Chamber of Commerce, while others are distributing . pamphlets from the various summer resorts throughout this section. A number of merchants have signi fied their Intention of creating splendid vacation windows, which will not only advertise summer merchan dise, but wltl create the desire for citizens to visit summer resorts, lakes, and the various fishing streams throughout this section. Coupled with the "Vacation Days Sale" will be the Idea to clean-up and paint-up, and It Is hoped that many citizens will do considerable work along this line, or have same done when they are on their vacations. Local citizens are asked to cheok up on their vacation needs and see that they are amply supplied with everything they will require on their vacation or for the trip they may take over the national holiday, and local merchants believe that they can supply the answer to every require ment. Special posters are being prepared which will be displayed in all the re tall stores, and through the co-operation of the newspapers and radio, no opportunity will be lost to apprise the vacationist of the things he may need, whether he be flBherman, golfer, motorist, tennis player, swimmer or picnicker. Miss Gladys LaMarr entertained the members of the Medford Rotary club at their weekly luncheon today, with several popular eong numbers. The enjoyable program, arranged by Pro gram Chairman George Henselmsn, was In line with the plan of present ing oocaslonal musical treats for lunoheon meetings. Frank Newman officially greeted four new club members at today's meeting: Mark Goldte, L. G. DeVaney, or. Lemery and I. c. echuler. An an nouncement waa also made of a din ner dance, planned for Wednesday evening at the Oregon Caves chateau, by the Rotary olub of Grants Pass. Members of the Medford club and their wives are invited to enjoy this fine party. A special Fourth of July program haa been planned for next week's lunoheon on Tuesday, July 3rd. Johnson Returns From Hospital WASHINGTON, June 26. (AP) Hugh 8. Johnson was back at hts desk today after a few days at Walter Reed hospital. The NRA ohtef was treated for an abscess after his return last Friday from a speaking trip to Tennessee, Aged Turk Nears Arms of Allah ISTANBUL, June 28. (AP) Zro Agha, the Turk who claims to have lived 160 years, was near death today in the children's hospital. Physicians said bis condition was critical. Zaro Agha's eyesight has almost completely failed, his mind continues to wander, and a general weakness persists. E FEHL MORTGAGE BALZM, Ore., June ao. (AP) The following opinion. In a Jackson county case was handed down by the state supreme court today: Neidermeyer. Inc.. vs. Pacific Rec ord Publishing Oo.. defendant, and arl H. Fehl and Elects. A, Fehl, ap pellants, and Roy M. Parr and Ralph G. Jennings, defendants. Appeal from Jackson county. Suit Involving fore closure of chattel mortgage. Decree of Judge Earl C. Latourette modified In opinion by Justice Bailey. The action was Instituted by Nei dermeyer, Inc., against Earl H. Fehl and Electa A. Fehl, for foreclosure of a chattel mortgage against the equipment of the Pacific Record Herald. The appeal was based upon a "slight dispute" relative to the plac ing of certain credits, and does not affect the main Issue, according td Attorney George M. Roberts. The nature of the modification will not be known until the opinion is re ceived from the supreme court. Under due process of law, the ma chinery Involved was sold last winter to Robin Reed of Reedsport, wrestler- editor, who moved the machinery to the north part of the state. The case was heard two years or more ago, before Judge Earl A, La tourette of Oregon City. The case has been on appeal since. It was one of the numerous legal actions In which Fehl became involved. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter O. E. Wed. evening, June 27 at S o'clock. Refreshments, Visiting Members Invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secty. PORTLAND, June 28 (AP) Doro thy Hester, 23, nationally known Portland avlatrlx, and Robert D. Hofer, 23, will be married here Satur day, June 80, in ceremony In St. Agatha's Catholic church. Miss Hester la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heater of Portland, and Hofer Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hofer of this city. He Is associ ated with his father In the business of B. Hofer & Son, founded by the late Colonel X, Hofer of Salem. The two became acquainted In aviation school. VISIT TOMORROW Tha Ford Commercial Caravan, featuring tha 1034 Improved line of V-Eight commercial cara and Ford V-Eight trucks, with full floating rear axles and other new features, will be in Medford tomorrow, accord ing to C. B. Oates. of O. E. Gates Auto company, Medford Ford dealers. Thta caravan has been organized for the purpose of familiarizing com mercial buyers with the greatly Im proved line of V-Hght commercial cara and V-Elght Ford trucks. The oars and trucks will be on display at the 0. 8. Oatea Auto com piny showroom and they will alM parade Medford streets tomorrow afternoon. There Is a Premium on Gold WE BUT OLD 00LD Io not sell your old gold to rtran sers. 'e hold a I'. . 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