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JfEPFOIlD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN OT IS OFFICIAL VIEW (Continued from pag on.) t. H formerly worked at Hope veil, near th Lindbergh home, and hid access to a lumber oompany where oould be obtained the lumber of the peculiar meriting that wni noted la the wood ueed In the kidnaper's lad der. 7. Hauptmann has not worked t hi trade elnoe about the time of the kidnaping, yet appeared to hive mon. ,j to meet hie expenses easily. I 8. He li understood to have en tared the Onlted States Illegally, ai a atowaway, 11 years ago. while on parole from a German prison camp. - Got Money from "Fish." Hauptmann Instate he knows noth ing about the origin of the money ,Tii in his nossesslon. He told Bronx questioners this morning that he got the money about three weeks ago "from a man named 'Pish.'" ah" has since died, Hauptmann added. The reason the money was con es! In his garage under the floor mi in the sash of the door Haupt- ' .nn said, was because he "had no fldence In banks." Since Hauptmann's errest Tuesday ,rnlrur. he has been constantly -t,.tioned. first by New York police, then by the New Jersy state police (who are directing the hunt for the baby killer), then by federal agents (whom former President Hoover told to "make the Lindbergh kidnaping i a live and never-to-be-forgotten 1 ease"), and finally by Bronx officers. Tn this uninterrupted interroga. tton. Hauptmann's story has changed in several respects, officers said. His nttence has been a shield against mieatloners. who nevertheless found pertinent points at variance with known facts, iney aaj. story Tangled. The story of getting the money from man named near ior uuvmf, ,T,rUc.ul an earlier story he 1 said to have told that he got the money from a bank. A check at the bank failed to substantiate his story. Although Or. Condon was unable to make positive Identification of Haupt mann as the man who got the ran- some money, a taxicao oriver iaou tiM the susoert as the one who gave him s not to deliver to Condon four days after Condon had advertised his readiness to aot as intermediary In the abduction case. "That'a the man," said the oab driver, putting his hand on Haupt mann. "You are not telling the truth. aald Haustmann. Three storekeepers of the Bronx pointed out Hauptmann as the man who in recent weeas una Fcmk "Lindbergh money" over their coun ters. Wife Is Released. Hauptmann's wife was questioned, but released early today. Police aald ah had no connection with the ex tortion plot. "Jafsle," who now Is 7 years old, pent many hours yesterday and last night with officer. He spent more than an hour early today closeted with Hauptmann and District Attor ney Foley at the Bronx courthouse. When he left he hed failed to make positive Identification of the suspect aa the man to whom he paid tne ran asm money. During the time he was with Haupt mann, "Jafsle" had a chance to hear his voice and to listen for the pe culiarities of speech which he noted In his Interviews with the rsnsom re. eelver. It was learned, too, that "Jafale" was given a chance to study the Miuptmann handwriting, but had not bean satisfied that It was we same as that of the ransom notes. Identification Poor. It is understood, too, that yester- ay when "Jafsle" was called upon to look over a lineup of several men in n effort to ee If he could recognize the "John" to whom the ransom was paid, h picked out Hauptmann and two other men who were detectives. These men, he said, "looked like" the "John" of the cemetery tryst. During the flv years Hsuptmann has lived on th upper floor of the Bronx nOUSe, ne nas never woraca -, hi trade of carpenter, so far as neigh bors could say today. He habitually I left home each morning, they aald, taking a bus to th subway and the subway downtown "to th stock mar ket," as he told those lnqulsltlra ones who pressed htm for some explsna tlon of hie-means of livelihood. Hauptmann owned a Dodge sedan. purchased about a year before the baby was kidnaped, and this recalled today the story of a student who told, st the time of the kidnaping. of seeing such a car with ladders tied across the top, near the kidnap scene In New Jersey. Garage Mystery Snot. The garage In which the ransom money was found was something of a mystery to neighbors of th Haupt mann. They said the Hauptmann car was seldom In the garage, and that two men spent a great deal of time In the place. One of the places where Haupt mann was a frequent customer was Hans' Bavarian beer garden, where Hauptmann was wont to linger over his beer and a game of pinochle. Speaking today of Hauptmann. Hans Helnzmann. proprietor of the garden, said: "Ach, I am so surprised. He was very nice man." The actual lead to Hauptmann's arrest was given toy Johnny Lyons and Walter Lyle, gas station attend ants. The Hauptmann sedan drove up several days ago and Hauptmann asked for "five gallons of ethyl." To pay the 98-cent bill, Haupmann dug a gold certificate from his pocket. Lyle. who took the money, com mented on the scarcity of gold notes. Yes," Hauptmann replied. I vo onty got sbout a hundred of them left myself." Stalling for time (for the eight of the gold not tn Itself was a sus picious circumstance), Lyle sought to engage the man In conversation. Hauptmann, however, asked curtly for his change. Got License Number. As he drove away, Lyle scribbled the sedan's llcens plat number across the face of the bill. With the recovery of the a.13,750 In the Hauptmann garage, there still Is approximately til .000 of the ransom payment unaccounted for. Further search of the Hauptmann premises Is under wsy today. The home of the Hauptmsnns la st 1279 East 22Jnd street, a sparsely settled part of the Bronx. The house Is four miles from the entrance to Woolawn cemetery. wSere "Jafsle" held a preliminary conference with the ransom seeker. "Jafsle's" home Is about an equsl distance from the cemetery. St. Raymonds' cemetery, where the ransom wss finally paid. Is about six mile from where the Hauptmsnns live. Throughout the never - ceasing search for the man. who had got the Lindbergh cash, the authorities have felt that the oventual solution would lead them back to the Bronx, prom time to time gold certificates made their appearance, but always the or iginal source wa far In th back ground by the time police got word of it. I G. Th Medford Rogues go to Grants Pass Sunday for another game with Ken Wtlllama potential stat cham pion ball club. The last meeting of the two teams resulted In a 1 to 1 tt. which went 15 Innings, when the game was called on account of dark' ness. Chuck" Woodward, the Merlnoff Beer King, will again be on the mound for the Rogues. Woodward, with Nel. son of Grants Pass, stand out aa the best pitchers In southern Oregon. Blllle Cslvert. the youngster woo was such a sensstlon during the sum mer, has returned to Medford and will do the catching, with Ivan Neat. homer, who has done very good to date, in reserve. The Rogues eeem to have found themselves and havs been playing good ball, their latest achlevementt belne vlctorlea In a three-game series with the northern Cellfomla all-stars and the mueh-talked-of 13-inning gsme with th Cavemen. A game with tne uuta wcin'k team of Portland, northwest cham pions. Is In the offing, should tne Rogues be victorious In the Orsnts Pass battle. The game would be played at the Vaughn street grounds at Portland, according to present plsns. with flour; add Roman meal; mix In shortening with fork or pie blender until th mlxtur looks Ilk coarse meal: add sour milk slowly to make soft dough. Mix very lightly on slightly floured board. Roll to halt Inch thickness and cut with biscuit cutter. Bak In hot oven (436 de grees) for It minutes. WAFFLES 1 cup flour. teaspoons baking powder. 1 teaspoon salt. 1 cup Roman meal. 8 eggs separated. 1 cup milk. 8 tablespoons melted butter. . Sift flour, baking powder and salt; add Roman meal. Beat egg yolks, mix with milk and add gradually to first mixture: add melted butter. Fold In ere white beaten atlff. Bake on hot waffle Iron. Officials figured Montgomery ooun- ty, Kansas, voters cast their bsllota In the 1934 primary election at a coat of 40 cent per rot. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR RENT Room Prtvat entrance. for tw 159 N. i; board. Oakd i.e. 1948 BU1CK 7-paasenijer ilan: fln lh, upholatery good, motor excel lent. Will Uko trtde-ln and give ternu. Inquire Mail Tribune office. FOR RENT Oarage, 413 So. Oakdale Phoue U41-R. FOR SALE OR TRADE 7 -room mod. ern hou, 3li acres of land to trade for malter place in country: 4 miles from Medford In foothill; 1 acre under ditch. Addra&a Med ford. Box 5039. Tribune. PRUNES FOR SALJD lc. Tel. 7-F-4 ROMAN MEAL RECIPES , GINGER BREAD Plain cup butter. 1 cup brown sugar. 1 egg well beaten. cup sour milk. 1 cup flour. 1 teaspoon Ringer. 1 teaspoon mixed spices. 1 teaspoon salt. i teaspoon soda. 1 cup Roman meal. Cream butter and sugar, add well beaten egg and milk. Sift flour, gin cer, spices, salt and soda, and add to first mixture; add Roman meal and mix well. Spread on greased nans and bake In moderate oven (375 degrees) for 30 minutes. Notice to Creditors. In the District Court of the United State for the District of Oregon In the Matter of William H. Gore and Soohenia J. Ish Gore. Debtor. To the creditors of William H. Gore and Sophenia J. lah Gore of Medford, in the County of Jackson and Dls. trlet aforesaid. Debtors: Notice Is herebv given that on the 80th day of August, 1934. an order was entered in the above entitled court approving the petition of the said William H. Oore and Sophenia J. Ih Gore praying that they be afford ed an opportunity to effect a composi tion or an extension of time In which to pay their debts under Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act as amended, and that the first meeting of their creditors will be held In the Federal Court room in the Postofflce buiM tng in Medford, Jackson County. Ore. gon, on the 5th day of October, 1934, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. at which time the aald William H. Gore and Sophenia J. Isb Gore propose to I offers terms of composition or exten sion of their Indebtedness in accord ance with said Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act aa amended. 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