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MT.DFORD rATL TRTBUXE. fFDFORD, OREGON'. THERSDAT. SPRTL' 11. 1935.
SALEM PREACHER
TAKEN IN CUSTODY
III:
Rev. Tebbets Held in Tijuana
On Bad Check Charge
Declares He's Sorry for
Members of Congregation!
6ALEM, April 11. fjpj Be. H.
Richardson TebbeU, 38, who dlaap- i
peaml from Sol em lat Friday, vai ;
under arrest late yetrday In fltn
Diego. Calif.. W. H. Trlndle. Marlon j
county dlatrlct attorney, aald he was ,
notified lat night. I
Tebbeta was reported to have been I
arrested yesterday In Tijuana. Mexico. :
lit e gambling houae. He made no ex- I
tradition fight and was taken In by
Sin Dloo offloera.
The clue which led to Tebbeta ar-
rit came when a hotel in Tijuana
wired a. Salem bank concerning
f 200 chock the former Salem minister
had p&saod there. The bank notified
the hotel that Tebbete had no ac
count and at the same time Inform
ed local officers of the Inquiry.
Including the 9200 chock pasaed In
Mexico, 1550 In checks laaued with
Insufficient funds to pay them were
checked against Tebbets, Trlndle stat
ed. Several of the checks were drawn
In Salem.
Tebbets was pastor of the Unitar
ian church here alnoe last August.
SAN DIEOO, April 11. Ex
plaining that "my church salary
wsHn't enough." a man booked as
Richardson Tebbets, K8, Salem, Ore ,
Unitarian preacher, was taken In cus
tody in a gambling house at Tijuana,
Mexico, yesterday. He was deported
and arrested at the border by sher
iff's deputies.
He was said to be wanted for ques
tioning about checks he had written.
"I'm sorry for the people of my
nhurch," deputies said he it ted.
They are a lovable group."
Deputy sheriffs said TebbeU told
them he left Salem several days ago.
atayed at an exclusive hotel In Los
Angeles, Joined a touring party to
San Diego and then went to Agua
Calient and Tijuana.
CINCINNATI (UP) Harold G, I
, Steevea walked the streets all night j
after he quarreled with his wlfo. ,
Then, after thinking It all over, he ;
went home to seek a reconciliation, j
There he found the body of hla ;
wife, Thelma, hanging from a beam j
In the ceUar of their home.
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FORMER TREASURY HEAD TAKES STAND IN HEARING
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Andrew W Mellon, former eecretary of the treamry, ehown on he wltneee etand In Pittsburgh, Pa,
In hi Income'tax hearing, during which he testified that the only capital with which he started hla
banking career was good will. (Associated Press Photo)
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More than a score of meat markets were closed In Los Angeles because of a housewives' "strike"
against current prices. This picture shows the meat market closed while the rest of the store Is busy.
Police patrolled the district to protect any meat purchasers from the women "strikers." (Associated'
Press Photo)
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RETURN 10 LAKE
Dr. and Mrs. William B. Chandlee,
who were found alive and well by a
searching party Tuesday morning,
after It was feared they had perished
in bllzrards that raged around Buck
lake, where they own an, extensive
muskrat farm, are going back to the
snug cabin where they were snow
bound for a month.
They will leave for the mountains
Saturday, Dr. Chandlee aald today In
his room at Hotel Jackson, taking
with them three trappers and two
packers who will carry a quarter-ton
of provisions over the 16 -mile trail
to the lake. Dr. and Mrs. Chandlee
and the trappers will stay at the
lake about a month, to trap musk rats
on their 2200 -acre ranch, which they
have run for the past five years.
Dr. and Mrs. Chandlee spent the
four weeks at the lake In compara
tive comfort, waiting for the feath
ery snow to settle sufficiently to bear
skies. They were not alone at the
cabin, Mr. and JrTls. J. M. Warner
being caretakers of the ranch.
ply. storage operations continued the
chief Influence.
Demand for chickens remained
rather good and even the leghorns
were finding considerable favor, but
within the late price range. Best
call remained for colored torts.
Trading In the country killed Teal
market remained firm. Sales of top
grade were around 13c lb.
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ON STEADY LEVEL
PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. f API
Continued small output of butter in
the Pociflc northwest sector along
with diminished churning all alone
the coast, gl,res the local trade a
rather steady tone despite the alleged
buyers' strike.
Market for eggs showed a relatively
strong position generally with little.
If any betterment in the current sup-
FULL BENEFIT FOR
WASHINGTON, April II. (AP)
The AAA today agreed to make full
benefit payments to farmers in
drought areas who plant no wheat
because of adverse ' weather condi
tions. In a previous sxep to meet drought
conditions, the administration an
nounced that SDrlnc wheat farmers
might plant tip to 165 per cent of
their base acreage Instead of the
maximum of 90 per cent.
Wheat adjustment contracts con
tain a provision requiring farmers
to plant a minimum of 54 per cent
of their base acreage and a maxi
mum of 90 per cent.
The ruling today by Secretary Wal
lace waives the minimum require
ment where there Is evidence that
planting of wheat would be a waste
of seed because of drought conditions.
UMATILLA FOREST GETS
BIG WORK RELIEF SLICE
PENDLETON, April 11. R) The
general office here of the Umatilla
rational forest, announced today that
1. 163,000 will be expended in the
gorest in the next two years under
terms of the work relief bill. Prelim
inary plans on a large list of con
struction projects are being worked
out.
FEED TIE BIRDS
PLEA IS VOICED
"Peed the birds in the winter and
water the horses in the summer."
These are two appeals being made
this week by the Jackson County
Humane society and five hundred
other societies affiliated with the
American Humane association. This
Is "Be Kind to Animals" anniver
sary, a week devoted to a plea for
more kindness to all animals. "Do
not let any animal suffer through
either neglect, or abuse. Is the ap
peal broadcast nationally. Animal
protection Is worth a little effort
on the part of everyone. Won't you
co-operate with your local society to
make all animal life a little happier?
"Another thing, check up on your
dog's health with a veterinarian
start him off right," Is the appeal of
humane society officers.
SAN JOSE. Cal., April U. (APt
The "bathtub" experiment In the
David A. Lamson murder trial will
be made In superior court here to
morrow morning, Defense Counsel
Edwin McKenzie announced late to
day.
The state contends Lamson beat
his wife. Allene, to death with an
iron pipe.
His defense Is that she probably
slipped In the bathtub, striking her
head as she fell.
The fall theory will be acted out
before the Jury In the courtroom by
means of a model bathroom set up
there, with tub, wash basin dummy
iauccts and all, Just as In the Lam
son bungalow.
PICE CANTACUZENE
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WAUKEOAN. 111., April 11 (API
Prince Michael Cantacvirne todpy ob
tained n uncontested divorce decres
from the former Clarissa Pelhsm Cur.
tla of Boston from Circuit Judge
Ralph J. Day.
The prince, a great grandson of
President Grant, charged desertion.
Attorneys said an agreement had been
reached settling all property rights
mnrt fixing the sum the nnnce would
pay toward the support of their two
children, Irlni, 9. and Kooion. o. wno
are with their mother In Boston.
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