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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1935)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKL), OREGON, NIGHT CLUB BRAWL FATAL TO MAJOR QUEEN VISITS SNOWY DOMAIN WHO WOULDN'T WANT CARD SCORED? EXPOSIONETTES FOR COMING FAIR !5 . fait- Maj. Charles A. Rosa, battalion commander of the 30th infantry, In lino with regimental officers at the anniversary services of the Pre sidio's infantry in which he listened to a prayer for late troops of San Francisco's "own." This picture was taken only a few hours, before Ross (indicated by arrow) died In a San Francisco night club fight. Three persons, including the club operator and two of his assistants, were charged with manslaughter. (Associated Press Photo) Mildred Vahl of Portland, Ore., and Francis E. Williamson, director of recreation of the Ml Hood national forest, Inspect her country where she rules the winter sports of the region. (Associated Press Photo) t. V-y'. . " A A tt x sir 1 - ) - " V aMlsAiir fig t'S 5F fr jytm m m i M4 V CALIFORNIA CREW STRETCHES MUSCLES ON ESTUARY One of the reasons the first Palm Springs, Cal., Invitational golf tournament was so popular was Betty Veterlcin who Is shown with Walter Hagen, a veteran golfer, as he autographed a helmet. Girls In Shorts Bcornrt tha dasert mnaL fAmcnclAtfiri Prans Phntr Pretty San Diego. Cat., high school and Junior college girls have formed an organization, called the expositionettes, to take an active part In events preparatory to the opening of the California Pacific Inter national Exposition there May 29. Capt. Betty Fulkerson (in fore ground) is shown with some of the members. (Associated Press Photo) ipl 'r s? fy h In AN ADMIRAL IS LAID TO REST MEXICO HOLDS SUSPECTED PLOTTERS Coach Ky Enbnght of California s champion eight-oared boat, has started sending his charges through their paces on the Oakland, Cal., estuary preparatory to the regatta season. Some of the oarsmen out for work are (left to right) Richard Burnley, Laurence Dodge, Ferd Elvin, Ray Andreson, Carrol Brigham, Evald Swanson, Jack Yates. Frank Ounlao and (kneeling) Repg Watt coxswain. (Associated Press Photo) SWOLLEN CREEK KNIFES THROUGH MARINE DRIVE , J - ' y ., ft- fjs Proposes Arkansas For New Deal Test I ' " Tho body of Admiral Robert E. Coontz, former commander of the United States Navy, was laid to rest In a Hannibal, Mo., cemetery overlooking tha Mississippi river. Ha died In Bremerton, Wash. (Associated Press Photo) , QUESTIONED IN WIDOW'S DEATH Several of the 13 men arrested for alleged participation In a wide spread military plot being Interviewed In tha Mexico, O. F., (all. The MMfinan Government eharaea American monev financed tha plot Rep. Leo E. Nyberg (above) ten tatively proposed in tha Arkansas legislature to offer the state to tha national administration as a labora tory for new experiments in the New Oeal. (Associated Pren Photo) SPEEDBOAT RACERS DEVISE NEW WATER THRILL A chasm 50-feet deep was cut In the marine drive at Vancouver, B. C, when a swollen creek washed through it after a severe snowstorm, followed by a warm spell and rain. Some of the damage is shown. 1 wks W4JW$ HOLLYWOOD GIRLS IGNORE THREAT Fights War Profits Iff izf 4 ' 'H . y r..l...iJ..,.frr.i,WiuJ , ' T,. . W , , , . j These four persons were held by Los Angeles police In connection with the slaying of Mrs. Amanda E. Watson, 66-year-old widow. Left to right: Claude Lane, Leslie Fesperman, who authorities said signed a confession that he beat Mrs. Watson to death with robbery as the motive, and George Mathis. Inset Is of Mrs. Eula King, the fcurth sus pect who was charged with being an accessory. (Associated Press Photos. MIKE CHOOSES HIS PICTURE BRIDE Southern California speedboat enthusiasts hava taken to a new sport known as "balloon bustln" to smuse the crowds. Here .he Rising Sun. fast Japanese craft, and Johnny Wsissmullar'a speedy Tar fan art staging ?nntMt, (Associated Press Photo) Acting Warden Rosemary Smith Heft) and Robin Annetley. both seeking motion picture care;rs. witl a note which threatened they would "be taken for a nde" if they d.d not leave Los Angeies. Thi twci girls ignored ths note. (Associated Press Photo Frank Belgrano, Jr., national com mander of the American Ltgion, as ha testified before ths house mili tary committee in Washington, D C, that his organization is behind the move to sbolish excessive pro fits from war, (Associated Presi Photo) 1 4 SLAY RELIEF WORKERS, SELVES Dolores Del Rio, Hollywood film star, shows "Mike." her pet bull terrier, his future mate. The p' Mograph is of "Bonnie," another bull terrier, which is comlnj from Boston to bs "Mike's" bride. (Associ ated Press Pnotsj 4 ' - . Henry W. Arden, 25, end his mother, Mrs. Ruth Arden, killed two Chicago relief workers and wounded two others before turning their guns en thsjnielves, .(.Associated Press Photo) Deputy Waraen J. C. wooaware (above) was appointed acting ward en of Ohio 8tate penitentiary in Columbus following the suspension of Preston Thomas. (Astociatet Prtst Photo) ,.
