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MEDFORD M VIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NQYErBER 9, 1934.
OEMS SQUARE OFF
FOR LIVELY FIGHT
GLORIA SWANSON GRANTED DECREE
(Continued from page one.)
chairman, predicted that Mr. Room
velt would be re-elected In G3A by ft
verdict "practically unanimous." The
republican party, he said, "U posi
tively through."
3. The American liberty league.
quiet before the election, Jumped
Into the picture when Its president.
Jouett Shouse, said at Lexington, Ky,
that It would launch this month a
drive for j. 000.000 members. Deny
ing emphatically that the league
"has organized m definite opposition
to the present administration," he
said It would "oppose any attempt
at a perversion" of American prin
ciples "no mnttcr from what source
such attempt may come."
3. Senator "Young Bob" La. Pol
Ictte planned a lecture tour to tell
people the economic principles that
prompted him to start his new por
gresslve party.
4. president Roosevelt, saying noth
Uiu about Tuesday's plebiscite, con
tinued to attack such problems as
the budget, relief, public works.
"With 17.000.000 persons on relief
rolls, half of them getting outright
doles, relief officials are erady to
put more emphasis on work relief
S. Republicans were thinking a
great deal about the future of their
crippled party. Though men like
Benator Borah were calling for dras
tic reorganization along more liberal
lines, there was no sure sign yet of
What would be done.
6. Two contests for congress were
atlll undecided. Senator Bronson
Cutting, Independent republican,
still ran ahead of his democratic ri
val, Dennis Chavez, In New Mexico,
nd a seat in New York now held by
A democrat was in doubt.
The contest for the speakership
may develop, some observers feel, to
point where the White House will
have to step In. Up to now three
out hern era have been considered In
the lead for the post left vacant by
the death lar.t summer of Speaker
Henry T. Ralney of Illinois,
They are: Representative Byrns of
Tennessee, party floor leader; Bank
head of Alabama, chairman of the
rules committee, and Rayburn of
Texas, ' chairman of the commerce
committee. The only northern mem
ber to announce formally Is Repre
sentative Mead of New York.-
'SETH PARKER' IN
A cast of local people are preparing
to appear at the Phoenix high school
nudltorlum Monday evening, as the
Joncsport folks In the "fieth Parktr
program."
They are planning beautiful old
faahloned atage settings and costumes.
In the rehearsal the other evening,
loads of fun were provided by the
joctw Lfnpua ana uraie, wno carry
the comic roles of the production.
Both Parker, In th eperaon of John
Howard, Is scheduled to arrive Mon
day, and everything wlil be In readi
ness for the production Monday at
I p, nt,
The following compose the local
cant;
(Mrs. Parker Mrs. H. W. Frame
Jane Addle BoU
Lizzie Peters Naomi Montgomery
MolHe Mrs. Delno Sloan
Sister Davis.. Mis, Smith of Talent
John Clarence Smith
Dr. Tanner, "who mlxe pills with
his music" , R. W. Frame
Oephua Petere ..Myron Sheets
Watson .Mr. Smith of Talent
Captiln Bangs, salty old aallor .
H. W. Frame
Lem .....Jklno Sloan
One Fatality.
SALEM, Nov. 9.(A Walter Kra
ger, truck driver of Amity, was the
only fatality listed as the result of
accidents in Oregon industries the
past week. The accident commission
!o reported 493 accidents during the
earn elnterval.
crj-i- -i: '-lu..-.1 '"."Jiryi i
SHE ATE ALL-BRAN
TWELVE YEARS WITH
FINE RESULTS
Delicious Cereal Relieves
Constipation
Read this very enthusiastic IctUr:
"Somplhlnir lik eleven or twelve
yeiirn ngo, I begun eating KellogR'i
.Al.v-l'.itAN. When I started, it was
called simply KcIIork's Bran, and I
Relieve it was one of the first prod
ucls ol tho kind on the market,
"My friends often laugh at my
fondness for Aix-Uran. It gives
aurh a clean tasto in the mouth, and
1 do not feel satisfied until 1 have
)md my All-Bran.
"If the Kellocfr Company should
rvrr stop manufacturing Au-BRAtft
)iere is ono who would be greatly
disappointed." Miss Amy Person,
Vniversity l'ark, Iowa,
Science says that All-Bran pro
vides "bulk" to exercise the intes.
tines, and vitamin B to further aid
regularity. Also iron for the bipod.
The "bulk" In Ai l-Bran la mucK
like that of leafy vegetables. How
much safer than taking patent
medicines often harmful. Just eat
two tuMespoonfuls daily for most
types of constipation. Fur serious
cares, try it three time daily. If
not relieved thia way, see your
doctor.
Sold In the red-and-green pack
lire. At all grocers. Made by
kdloKg in Battle Creek.
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Gloria 8wanson, granted a divorce In Los Angelea from her fourth
husband, Michael Farmer, Is shown in a new evening gown of rose
taupe. It Is of fur cloth with moulded body line and half-length train.
The Napoleonic cape is generously furred In fox oklns to match tho
ensemble's color. (Associated Press Phntot
Stanford, Oregon Picked
By Grid Prognosticator
By IfKRBKRT W. BAKKKR
(Associated Press Sport Writer.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 0. (V) There
are few soft spots In this week's foot
ball program, with a heavy Intersec
tions! slato to oompllcate the. weekly
task gridiron selectors have set for
themselves. From this corner, pros
pects seem to be about as follows:
Stanford-Washhisjton: The 'Pacific
Coast conference title may hinge on
this one. Washington's close call with
Oregon State was not calculated to
raise the Huskies' hopes against Stan
ford. A nod in Stanford's direction.
Oregon-Oreon State: Another close
one In prospect. Out of the hat, Oregon.
Southern California-California: Two
big disappointments collide here. If
there's any edge, perhaps It belongs
t) California,
Washington State -Idaho: Wash
ington State should still be In the
Pacific Coaat running after this
game,
Colgnte-Tulane: This filer on Col
gate Is based on the Red Raldero'
trick attack,
Notre Da me -Navy: Playing a hun?h,
strictly, this ballot goes to Notre
Dame.
Nebraska-Pitt: A vote for the Pan
ther. HarvBrd-Army: The Crimson hA
shown nothing yet to Indicate It can
halt Jack Buckler and company.
Purdue -Iowa: The Boilermakers,
in full stride now, look too good.
Temple -Carnegie: Pop Warner's
Owls to avenge last year's beating
by Carnegie.
Ohio State -Chicago: Ohio State,
after a brisk battle.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9-(AP)
Kathleen Burke, "Panther Woman" of
the films won a, divorce today from
CURBING OF BEER
LICENSES TALKED
(Continued from page one.)
profits for the 30 months' period
beginning January 1, 1036, should
reach three million dollars.
Basing his figures on operations
of the commission since Its Incep
tion last February, Paaqulll esti
mated that requirements of the com
mission for the two-year period end
ing December 31, 1030, at 96.047,
745.16. Including salaries and wages
i672.6S0.26; general expenses, $230,
826.99; operating expenses 93040:
maintenance, 91180; capital outlays,
17245 and liquor purchases 3,33,
073.7Q. Ruling On Licenses.
The commission ruled that sepa
rate licenses would be rujulrod for
hotels and other places selling beer
In more than one place, even though
they were under the same roof.
The League of Oregon cities was
granted permission to use the rec
ords of the commission In preparing
a chart through which the organi
sation hoped to show whether the
operation of the Knox liquor law
had been ft success.
The commission adopted a resolu
tion providing for three eones In
connection with the aale of beer. In
zone 1, Including residential dis
tricts, no licenses would be granted;
In zone 2, designated aa aeml-resl-
dentlal, licensees would not be al
lowed to have dancing or other en
tertainment. Zone 3 would Include
the commercial and Industrial dis
tricts, where licenses would be Issued
without restriction.
ESCAPED LIFER SHOT
BY PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Nov. 9. A youth
who was wounded In a gun battle
with a policeman here last month
was said today by Harvey Thatcher
captain of detectives, to be Thomas
As Moore, escaped life termer from
the Arkansas prison farm.
Captain Thatcher said fingerprints
and police records disclosed Moore,
24, shot and gllled a policeman ii
Fort Smith, Ark., In March, 1931.
He gave his name as Thomas A.
Marshfleld when he was captured.
Glenn N. Rardln, Chicago photogra
pher, on charges of extreme mental
cruelty.
Miss Burke, who won ft motion pic
ture contest with ft photograph of
herself taken by Rardln testified
that he told her If she did not return
to Chicago with blm she would be
come a moron.
Rardln and Miss Burke married
February 25, .1033, and separated a.
year later.
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Meteorological Report
November 9. 1934.
Forecasts,
Medford end vicinity: Cloudy, with
rain tonight or Saturday. Moderate
temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy; rain west portion
late tonight or Saturday. Moderate
temperature.
Loral Data,
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 02; lowest, 20.
Total monthly precipitation, ,G2
Inch. Excess for the month, .11 Inch.
Total prlelpltatlon since September
1, 1934, 3.41 inches. Excess for the
season, 1.04 Inches.
T
GIVES JUDGE DAY
1005 MAJORITY
lng for reorganisation of the Repub
lican party.
"The Republican party must have
a program, and It must be a forward
looking one. It cannot function suc
cessfully as a mere party of nega
tion." McNary declared in ft bnef
formal statement.
(Continued iron, page one.)
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terday, 63; 6 . m. today, 93.
Sunrise tomorrow, 0:53 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 4:53 p. m.
observations Taken at 5 a. m.,
130 Meridian lime.
Applegate
Barron
Bell view -Brownsboro
I Butte Falls ...
North Central Point
South Central Point
Climax
Derby
Deter
Eagle Point ....
Flounce Rock ..
FFoota Creek ..
Gold Hill .
si ii u
;i n fi
BoIm 04 38 Clear
Boaton M 36 . Clear
Chicago ...... 42 36 Cloudy
Denver 74 44 Cloudy
Eureka m.. 62 46 ' Foggy
Helena 66 40 Cloudy
in Angelea 76 60 Cloudy
MEDFORD 66 36 .... Clear
New York 56 36 T. Clear
Omaha 60 40 Cleir
Phoenix 83 53 Clear
Portland 54 48 P. Cldy
Reno 70 38 P. Cldy
Roaeburg 64 63 Cloudy
Salt Lake 86 44 Clear
San Franclaco 74 53 Cloudy
Seattle 52 4 P. Cldy
Spokane 53 42 Cloudy
Walla Walla 66 44 Clea.-
Waehlngton. DC. 56 36 Clear
... 65
.- 34
- 116
- 16
66
- 130
117
- 6
- 13
- e.
- 114
.. 80
- 84
- 131
Orllfln Creek 43
HUlcrest 30
Howard - 86
North Jacksonville Hm 116
South Jacksonville 59
Lake Creek . ' 67
Medford
North Main ... 130
109
POLICE ANOTHER HUSKING
Ai CROWNED
FAIRMONT, Minn.. Nov. 9. (UP)
Ted Balko of Redwood Fall, typical
rangy product of northwestern farms,
waa crowned national champion last
night In the purely American rural
sport of corn husking.
Seventy thousand spectatora braved
briskly cold weather, which kept
them stamping their feet and slap
ping their sldea, to follow Balko and
other huskera down the long corn
rows. Balko wiped perspiration from
hia forohead when the furious 80
minute grind waa over.
Hla total husking waa 25.786 bush-
elai considerably under the all time
contest record of 36.9 bushela set In
1932 by Carl t&lllg of Illinois.
Balko did not know about bis vic
tory until three hours after the con
tcat was over.- Judgea had to weigh
each contestant's husking and detract
points for eArs left on stalks.
South Main
North Central
South Central
South Riverside .,
North Riverside
North
Oakdale
Newtown ..
King
Cottage ..
Southeast
61
64
42
80
62
104
114
118
77
91
South 111
Queen Ann ....... , , ,
East Medford
Southwest
Kenwood .
Northwest -
Northeast
Mound
Orchard Home .
East Phoenix M
West Phoenix
Pinehurst
Rogue River
Roxy Ann '.
Sams Valley
Sterling
West Talent
East Talent
Trail
Wjitklns
Willow Springs
Wlmer
65
94
, 80
136
, 110
, 44
. 85
121
. S3
, 74
, 77
. 141
. 18
. 96
, 63
60
12
95
70
48
35
16
44
35
81
17
63
37
61
106
89
10
38
11
98
47
46
194
29
29
125
84
78
39
93
81
56
m
70
84
51
87
80
71
87
113
61
37
61
60
61
55
60
63
59
101
78
79
23
117
114
4.1
18
83
82
107
58
17
51
73
SALEM. Not. 9. (IT) Although te
fuslng to make extended comments
upon the national elections of Tues
day, Senator Charles L. McNary of
Oregon, minority floor leader, last
night agreed at least In part with
expressions of Senator Borah In call-
Good Taste
SALEM, Nov. . (p) Henry M.
Hansen, state budget director, has
announced his purchase of the Port
land Bulletin, newspaper now owned
and published by C. W. Jerome, .'he
plant la located In east Portland and
was established seven years ao
Hansen stated that he would tab?
orer the property in two weeka, out
would not handle Its operations per
sonally until he retired from his pres
ent position January 14.
Hanzen was connected with the
Portland Telegram for several years
before accepting the office of budget
director.
GERMANS MUST READ
HITLER'S TEXT BOOK
BERLIN, Nov. 9 (UP) Adolf Ktt
ler'i book. "My Struggle," waa placed
on the required reading list today In
all public schools throughout Ger
many. It will be the principal textbook in
classes on world outlook, racial and
social philosophy.
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