Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 09, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFO'RD MATE TRIBUTE. MEPrORD, OREGON, FRIPST, NOVEMBER 9, 1931. PAGE THREW IN KIDNAP CASE REPORTED HERE (ConUnuoa tnnn page one) ba Clara's daughter, who had come to her child. Walking about the yard yesterday afernoon; while investigators were In mall groups talking, was M Feld man, son ot Clara. A golf pro from Portland, ha had been In the front yard practicing Sn the forenoon, and when asked If he had managed a hole in one during his practice, said: "It looks to me as if the police are making a, lot of them around here, but It doesn't worry me." He was re ferring to the numerous holes about the field and yard that the police had dug In search for more money. Officers in South. C. C. Spears, federal department of Justice agent from Portland, was today reported In California with Ie M. Bown. captain of the southern Oregon district of the Oregon state polios. This forenoon, one federal investi gator, a deputy sheriff, state police and Leo McLa In, deputy United States marshal!, continued to dig about In the yard. No further ar rests have been made in the case. Federal officers said that Clara Fcldman was known to have been In Medford last Friday, but her whereabouts since that time are not known, they stated. a rafter In a woodshed. They dug directly beneath the paper and found the bank notes and ransom money In fruit jars. The notes were made payable to "Mrs. George L. Davis." correspond ing to the alias used by Albert L. Bates, serving a life sentence for kidnaping Urschel. Officers today sought for ques tioning a carpenter who was work ing at the house when the officers approached with the search warrant. A windmill tower" behind the house had been remodeled with an appar ent store room, over which there was what might be used as a bedroom and above that a well -ventilated elec- arlcally wired room. The walls were being sound-proofed. At Medford a bank official esti mated S25.000 Urschel ransom money had been spent In southern Oregon the last six months. It was Urschel bills, showing up In bank deposits, which first led to the placing ot Scott under surveillance, federal agents said. COMMUNITY CUES! WILL RECEIVE 1 TRAP AND SET ROSEBURO, Ore., Not. 9. MP) Heavily armed federal agents guarded a critically injured Urschel kidnap ing suspect here today while other agents sought to amass more evi dence against him. Alvln H. Scott, In a hospital here with a fractured skull received in an automobile crash a week ago. was too 111 to comprehend fully the kidnaping charges against him. Similar charges of conspiracy in concealing ransom paid for the re lease of Charles F. Urschel, Okla homa oil man. have been placed g a 1 n s t Margaret Hurtlenne, his housekeeper here. At Medford. Ore., slightly more than 100 miles south of here, officers continued digging and searching at Hcott's home which they said yielded 4000 in bank notes and more than 1000 In 010 and 620 bills and some gold, allegedly part of the ransom, search Yields Loot. The search at fccott's squalid house In the outskirts of Medford was fruit less several hours until a state police officer noticed a scrap of paper on There will be a trap and ftkeet shoot at the Medford Oun club Sun day, according to announcement to day, with several novel features ex pected to bring a large turnout ot local gunmen. Gus Peret, of Yon calla, noted as an African big game hunter and as a fancy shot artist, will be at the club to demonstrate his technique during the shoot. T. E. Daniels, who ia in the north at present, will bring Peret, with Mrs. Peret, to Medford, where the couple will be guests of the Daniels. Rex Applegate of Roteburg, also a trapshooter. will be another guest of the Daniels who will take part. Special prizes will be offered for the regular trap and skeet events. which will begin at 10 a. m. Honor r lev el j mi Postmaster. CLEVELAND. (UP) Postmaster Michael F. O'Donncll of Cleveland ia new president of the National Asso ciation of Postmasters for the com lng year. He was elected to the posi tion when the association held Its con ven tlon recen tly in French L'.ck Springs, Ind. He was formerly vice- president of the group. Butterflies Wing Southward. CLEVELAND. fUP)A large swarm of Monarch butterflies, unusual In northern Ohio, passed over the down. town area recently, beaded south. Harold Madison, director of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, said they probably would fly, until they got south of the Gulf stream, Considerable Impetus waa given to the Community Chest this morning when It was announced that officers and men of the CCO campa in this district would take out subscriptions. Major R. P. Dark, temporarily officer commanding the Medford district. Is communicating with the various camps as was done last year and aa result considerable money will be available for Community Chest pur poses in the near future. Community Chest officials were loud In their praise of the action of the officers and men of the CCC this morning, and believe that their ac tion -will be an incentive for other organizations and firms to do likewise. "We are very appreciative of the action of Major Dark in requesting subscriptions from the various camps in this district." stated George Frey. Community Chest chairman, this morning, "and we know that every citizen in Medford appreciates this courtesy also." The action of the CCC spurred the workers on this morning who enter ed their third day with more en thusiasm than has been in evidence previously. Locals On Business Y bit Craig Owen of Aan Francisco and Kenneth Robin son of Portland, representative of the Atlas Assurance company, were buslneaa visitors in Medford yesterday. Mist Green to Portland Miss France Oroen, formerly of Portland and now a graduate nurse at Pur ucker'a Materr.1;;- home In thla city. left this morning by train for Port land, where she will visit frlenda over the week-end. Expected Today H. Belt of San Francisco, president of the Bausch Sz Lomb Optical Co. of California, waa expected to arrive in Medford' this morning either by train or airplane, from Portland and Seattle, where he has been attending to business. Returns to Washington Mrs. J. B. Floyd of El topis. Wash., returned to her home this morning by train, hiv ing been visiting here with Mrs. Har riett Loom Is. Mrs. Floyd accompanied Mrs. Loom is" mother, Mrs. Mary Floyd, to Medford last week. leuths Pick Montreal. MONTREAL, Que. (UP) One year from now crooks in Montreal had bet ter silently fold their tents and steal away because Montreal will be swarm ing with Master Minds. The Wo.-ld Association of Detectives which has Just held its session In Detroit In tends to come to Montreal for Its next convention. OLDEST BIBLE IS FOUND IN EGYPT VIENNA. Austria. Nov. 9. (API Discovery of the "world's oldest Bl ble," said to have been written In the second century, was announced today by the Austrian national li brary. ' Hans Gertflingor, chief of the li brary's manuscript section, said the pile of dusty manuscripts was found in a Cairo book shop by Hermai Junker, director of the German arch acologlcal institute there. They were brought here for study and their Im portance confirmed. The entire Bible was not Included in the manupcrlpts. bound in the form of a hook, but the gospels of Matthew and Paul Epistles, and por tions of the Old Testament yew there. To the voters of Jackson county: "I wish to take this means of ex pressing my heartfelt thanks to you for the confidence shown In me as expressed In the recent election. I feel that such ao endorsement more than repays any work I may have done In the past and I want to as sure you that I shall continue to do all that I can to give efficient, faith ful service as your county Judge. "EARL B. DAY.' By Harold Grove Once agam the Chemaua Indians take the warpath against the Med ford high school Timers when they come together Armistice day (Mon day, on VanScoyoo field. The war cry la scheduled to sound at 3 o' clock. Always crafty, the Indians so far this season have succeeded in keep ing from their opponents any secrets that might prove harmful to their team. Coach D. K. Burgher has been di recting his boys in pass defense and has had them throwing passes all over the lot in his attempt to strengthen the aerial attack. As for offense from the scrimmage line. Burgher has been running the line and backs ragged. Drilling them both on the field and in skull practices on the plays. Through the sportsmanship exist ing between the Indians and the Tigers, Medford fans will have the opportunity of seeing honest to goodness football hard tackling and everything. Rouald Baker, guard, who was shifted to the position of halfback i when Blondie Lewis was injured and laid up for the rest of the season. ! is progressing rapidly In that posi tion and he should prove bad medi cine for the Indians In the game Monday. Don Steuart who received a slight chest injury last week is al most as good as new again. Principal Vhicd for Happing. 1 PORT CLINTON. Ohio. (UP) J. L. Clark, principal of local schools, was fined 11 and coat when he was found guilty of slapping a student. Cosu amounted to 5.60. He appealed before Justice Robert W. Fall, charged with having slapped Ray Wright, a senor, during a fire drill in the tush school. Wright's mother was com plaining witness. Mghtnlng hilled Diver. SAtTLT STE. MARIE, Ont. (UP) William Currle. a diver, was lnstantty killed during and electrical storm when a bolt of lightning struck a scow above him, ran down the con necting wires and exploded six stick of dynamite which he held In his hands. His helmet was crushed by the force of the explosion. Special Communication of Medford lodge No. 103. A. F. & A. M.. Friday, Nov. Bth. at 7:30 p. m. Work in E. A. degree. Visitors invited V. A. NORRIS. W. M. OEO. ALDEN, Secy. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED TO RENT Modern furnl -tied house, close In. Box 3660. Mail Tribune. WEt.K-KVD SPECIALS 193 Plymouth DeLuxe 4 -door Se dan; 3300 miles, 1034 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan: radio and side mounts. Less than 500 miles. Just like new. 1933 Chevrolet 3-door Sedan, 1933 Plymouth 4-door Sedan; mt like new. kAs than 1300 mil'. 1033 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe. Special price on 1928 Wiilye-Knlght 4-door Sedan. New paint aud 80' rubber. Also some good buys from MS to S2J3. Trade and easy terms on all used cars. MEAD MOTOR CO. 19 South Fir. DeSoto. Plymouth. STOCK RANCif, 280 acres. 80 acres under cultivation. 15 acres in altalla; houa barn, fair fencing. Estimated 200.000 ft. pine timber. 2500 cords wood. Total price 4.000: 800 down payment, bslan-.-e very reasonable; interest, ftse Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., loy E. Main St. FOR SALE Power or hand gren feed outteir; also corn shelter. John Mace, Central Polut. 4500 BUYS 30 acres fruit and nuts: improved; modern plumbing; 15 minutes from Salem. School bus Phone 625-L, Medford. FOR SALE Stock and dairy ranch, 160 acre. 47 cult., 37 excellent fre water right, good improvement, well located. Forced ante, 43304 place for only $1600. 15 N. Fir. SACRIFICE SALE 0 1 3 -acre tract, 4 uwier ditcn, muea from Mta ford; good soil, 3 -room house, soma outbuildings, cellar. Price so rldie ulously low ashamed to state it. Phono 1380. WANTED Man with cash looking for good paying business. Must b acund. Write Box 40S8, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Equity In house. Call at 525 N. Riverside. 2 -ROOM apts., 525 N. Riverside. I '1 IT PAYS to look well: 50c haircut for 39c. Howl Mrdford Barber Shoo. epper Titf flavor of fine pepper lingers long after the bite has gone. Pun Francisco lluttorfnt SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9 (API First grade buttertat 35c. I.o.b. San Francisco. Silver NEW YORK, Nov. . (AP) Bar silver Ilrm. higher at S3V4. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise - And Economize at the HOLLOWAY'S RELIABLE GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner Phone 20 1 QUALITY AND LOW PRICES ARE BRINGING THEM BACK The drive is over but our new customers are bringing their friends. Old customers as well as new are enthusiastic about our real values on quality local meats. The Original Low Price Market SPECIAL ON YOUNG BEEF Steaks lb. 1 2'Ac Sirloin, Small T-Bone, Rib, Round or Swiss ROASTS lb. 7c Good Shoulder Cuts " RIB BOIL lb. 5c Rump or Prime I U 1 A f Rib ROASTS IU. I Hj , Boned and Tied. No Waste Ground Beef 3ibs.25c No Cereal, Fresh Ground Veal Specials Steaks lb. 1 0c ROAST lb. 9c Cutlets lb. 1 5c STEW lb, 5c HAMS lb. 19c Crater Brand Whole or Half FRESH DRESSED HENS Nice and Fat il IT. Fine for Fricassee 1D IOC Sauer Kraut, 1 quart Frankfurters, 1 pound Beth for 25c Sweet Mixed Pickles, quart . . . 25c Mince Meat, excellent quality, 2 lbs. 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Lettuce, Fancy, 3 heads 13c Oranges. Large Navels. Doz 25c Celery. Well bleached . . . . 5c Squash, all kinds. Lb 2c Newtown Apples. Box 63c R-E-L-I-A-B-L-E IN EVERY WAY RELIABLE FOODS RELIABLE PRICES RELIABLE SERVICE . RELIABLE FREE DELIVERY RELIABLE PHONE SERVICE Phone 20 for Free Delivery LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF. Can. ... . r. 17c Royal Gelatin Dessert. Any flavor 5c Pineapple Meco broken slices. Lg. 2V2 can . 19c Shortening, Flake White. 4-lb. package 54c LOG CABIN SILVER FORK DEAL FOR 10c WITH 1 small can Log Cabin Syrup ..... . . .24c 3 forks with one medium can . 49c 6 forks with one large can . 93c CALUMET BAKING POWDER (Cake Pan Free) lb. 27tr !gniiPiRCCHATOR "J J I DRIP 1 pound can 31p 2 pound can 60tf CORN, No. 300, "Tender Sweet" 3 cans 29tf ST. BEANS, Meco, No. 2 can 2 for 25 I0MAT0ES, Bagley, No. 1 tall can, std. pack... 3 for 25 KRAUT, Royal Club, No. 24 can 1 POST T0ASTIES...- 3 packages 23d CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE : 4 cans 25 SCOTT'S TOILET PAPER 3 for 23 TOILET SOAP CAMAY..... 4 bars 9 Fruits and Vegetables ARSH'S GROCERY 130 EAST MAIN PHONE 252 FREE DELIVERY personal attention 8 A. M 10 A. M. PROMPT SERVICE 1 P. M. 3 P. M. 4 P. M. Golden West Coffee 31c l-lb. Vatuum Jar Peet's Granulated Soap 25c 40-oz. Packtigc J Rogue Valley Cheese, lb 19c Thf licit for Cooklm 1 Petite Prunes. 3 uounds 25c Sweet ant) Delirious Kraut, solid packed, 2 for . . . 25c No. Ji4 Tim Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets . . . 5c 3 1 USE OUR CONVENIENT SERVICE AND DELIVERY Jeilo-AH flavors, 3 for.. ...17c Elbow Macaroni, 2 pounds ... 19c Peanut Brittle, 8-oz. bars .... 9c Bonner Figs, 2-lb pkg 29c White or Black ' Brazil Nuts, new. Pound .... 19c Walnuts, new crop. Pound ... 25c FRUIT and VEGETABLES FRESH MEAT U. S. Gov't Inspected Baby Beef i Rib Steaks Pound 15c Pot Roasts Pound 13c Royal Baking Powder The Old Reliable Cream of Tartar 35c 12-oa. Tin Deschutes Potatoes U. S. No. 1. i 10 pounds 19c Grapefruit, 4 for . . . 25c Arizonas, 64s Navel Oranges. Doz. 23c 252s, Fancy grade 'r . PEOPLE'S MARKET Free Delivery 81024 . Phono 1068 This Market will be closed Monday, so buy your Armistice Meats at Special Prioes Saturday 1 We have the finest of everything . . . BREAST OF LAMB, lb 5c BEEF SHORT RIBS, lb....... 7c NEW SAUERKRAUT, qt..... 15c SPITZENBERG APPLES BUY NOW! They Won't Last Long Box $1.39 6 pounds 25c1 FANCY CRANBERRIES 2 lbs. 35 ROSE CITY CELERY 2 bunches 1 rC ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT, 80 size 4 for 1 f)f SWEET POTATO SQUASH, per lb . .....2C SWEET POTATOES 0 ibs. 2.V LOCAL RADISHES, large bu'nchrs 2 for ft? 10 OAL CABBAOE Time for Kraut . per lb. 1 ', : f 7 BUY FOR 2 DAYS STORE CLOSED MONDAY, ARMISTICE DAY r III "5553 105 W. Main. 1 ! November ' II the eleventh ; '2107 NOV Tl. ' HENS, each '. ;. 54c i FRYERS, lb 22c SHO-ULDER LAMB, lb 12c MBBBHBHMBiiHBHBiiiiiHMBBBHBHBHBHMBiHBHBiiHiHHBBMilHHMBiHiHHMBMHillllllHHnBHBMI I t N IF .WERE ' IF I WERE COACH, I'D CjCJf MRS. COACH.. ;'lTO GIVE 'EM HOT COFFEE BE GOLDEN WESTI ; ; ' ,4 i, "KOI! OF THI MST IN FLAVOR"