Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 18, 1935, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 18. 1933. PAGE TWELVE day closing Khoola, turning daylight into darknes. and paralyzing traffle and businesa. Beginning late yesterday, the storm increased in Intensity through the nlzht. Cltv schools dismissed clawes at noon. Students living In rural dls trteu braved the storm In the achoo buws over read, where rural mail carriers were forced to abandon car- r I ATTEMPT 10 FIRE Crew of Trans -Pacific Airways Liner STATE RELIEF ROT. If. M.. April 18.-(AP)-A Hn.t orm rtdln a freezing wind CLOSED MEET! SEEN IN PORTLAND blasrd through this community to- -Ting their route tnis mon.'&- PORTLAND, April li. fP( What wftM belleTd to have befn an at tempt to et fire to a standard Oil company service atation laat nlsht ni ehawd by police to membe-a of the truing aoam.n'a union aa the latest development In a aerlee of violence intended to haraaa the oom peny. According to the atory given the police by Harry Deblaalou, nteht at tendant at the itatlon. three men In an old touring car, drove Into the etatlon. One of them atepped Into the men' reat room. A few mlnutea later tbe car drove out of the station at high apeed. Ilmmed lately after the car'a de parture Drblaalou noticed an odor of emote. Through a window he then discovered one wall of the room a mass of flames. A fire extinguisher controlled the fire al once, firemen who arrived shortly said kerosene had been poured onto the wall and then Ignited. DARROW 78 YEARS OLD. REMINISCENT CHICAOO. April 18. Pi Clarence Darrow celebrated his 7h birthday today, and reminiscing' over hla full career aa one of the nation's leading criminal lawyers, aelected the murder trial of "Big Bill" Haywood as his "most Interesting oase." The attorney, associated usually with the Loeb-Leopold case, the Ten nessee evolution trial or the Maaslc case in Hawaii, picked from the wealth of hla more than a half oen tury'a experience before the bar the trial of Haywood and two others for the murder of Oovernor Stcunenberg of Idaho. 30 yenra ago. The theory of the case." said nar row, "was that Haywood, later affili ated with the I. W. W. and who died In Russia. Charles Moyer. president of the Western Federation of Miners, and a Denver furniture dealer named Fottlbone. hired a Harry Orchard to kill Gov. Steunenberg." i Wh L -x.J2M h iJJfJAM IVIien the four-motored. l-ton lan-Ainrrlrnn "Cllnprr" spread lis wings at Alnmrda, Calif., for Its tnau liiral flight tn Hawaii Its crew was (upper, left to right) W. T. Jnrboe. Jr., radio officer; V. A. Wright, en gineering officer; Harry K. Canaday, Junior flight officer. Lower, left tn right: F. J. Nnnnnn. navlgHtlon ot fliw: Kilwln . Sluslrk. captain, K. o. n. Sullivan, first officer. (Associated Press Photo). DEFENSE TO CALL L SAX JOSS. Calif., April 18. (AP) The defense promised today to bring David La moon back to the stand In his second trial for wife murder. Hie two sisters. Dr. Margaret Lam son and Mrs. Willis Tholts, will also be called, said Chief Counsel Edwin y PUT RELATIVES ON WASHINGTON, April 18 (AP) The house payroll showpd today that for every dozen congressmen at leant one legislator's relative drew a rov- nrnmn fi i-V In at. mnnt.h Th rise. McKrnzle, as the dpfriwe clears up Lrdg dlWl0(lcdt tnnfc lB tnat one 0t the loose ends of Its theory that Mrs, Allene Thorpe Larason met death In an accidental fall In the bathtub. SLATED FRIDAY NIGHT The Medford Merchants will spend tomorrow evening whanging the horse-hide about the Senior high school field, according to "Hoosler" Hoffard, manager. The squad can use plenty of practice, Hoffard states, but are shaping up well for their game with Grants Pass Sunday, a practice affair. At the present time the team Is considering an offer tendered by Co qullle, for a game In that town on April 3B, a week from the coming Sunday, but no definite answer has been sent. ENDURANCE FLIER HERE BOY GOES HOME AFTER OPERATION UPON HEART OMAtTA. April IB. (AP) Billy Ne ville, 9, the Omaha boy from whose heart tumor was removed March 8, went home yesterday from an Omaha hospital to a Jubilant fam tiy. FAVFsTTE. Ia., April 18 (AP) Funeral services for Robert W. Boyce. ftft, veteran newspaper man who died Monday, will be held here Saturday. Me had been living with his mother here. Mr. Bryre wrote a column for the Seattle. Wash., Argus for 33 years. Ct.pt. Enker, of the Army air corps, one of the co-pilots who made the "Question Mark" famous a few years ago, when that mystery plane estab lished a new world's record for en durance flying and refueling In the air, was In Medford today, when he stopped here as one of five passen gers In the army plane being flown from Seattle back to March field, California, by Lt. Peck. Other army fliers were Lt. Holcom, of Scott field, Illinois, en route to Seattle, and Lt. Titus, flying back to his home base at Fort Lewis, after a trip to Hamilton field. L. H. Davis, flying a Curtisa Robin stopped enroute from Portland to Ban Francisco. of every 13 representatives had In his office a clerk with the same last name aa his own. i Of course the 38 clerks who have last names Identical with their bosses' do not provide a complete picture of the situation. Some cleks are "In laws" of congressmen and the pay roeters hint of trades, because a goodly sprinkling of congressmen have clerks with surnames like those of other representatives. Members of congress who employed persona on the same name included: Pierce (D., Ore.), Cornelia M. Pierce, $205.83. flALEM, April 18 (AP) Recom mendatlona and findings of the In vestigating committee on atate relief will be outlined in executive session of the group beginning today, lt was announced by Oovernor Martin. Open hearings on complaints have been completed, he announced. The committee to investigate waa named by the governor arter the sea. slon of the last legislature following an attempt by Representative War ren Irwin to secure passage of a resolution calling for a public probe of operations of the stat relief of ficials. The resolution wag defeated upon request of the governor, whe declared he would call for a private Investigation. The governor. In hla announce ment today aald he had been In formed that the Investigators had given careiui ana wwrougn in- guldfJ nerdB oVer the famous tlon to all complaints brought be- chlsnoim trail from Texaa to Dodge lore U. .ravin no ai ... u- Hunnmll Kas.t dcd nprc r,." ; Mr,7J . today. will be made public through the chief executive. Senator Elwln A. McCornack of Eugene Is chairman of the Investi gating committee. The other two members are Cra-re Phelps and Vern Duaenbery of Portland. During the legislative session a group of five persona on relief was given an audience by the governor at which time unsupported charges were made by lt that there had been about $1,500,000 relief funds unac counted for. Dr. H. E. Zimmerly (above) wai held In Lancaster, Pa., under $10,50C ball pending a search for Gladys Lawaon. Police said he admitted operating on Mlsa Lawson and a nurae told officers Mlsa Lawson died after the ooeratlo" THOUSANDS EN FOR 1 N i WASHINOTON. April 18 (API Iawrenr.e Rlchey. long associated with former President Hoover, disclosed today that thousands of letters ad dressed to Mr. Hoover have arrived at his office recently. The lettera Indicate the writers are "verv keen" for Mr. Hoover and are in sympathy with his views, Rlchey snld. In rrsponce to a question, he de scribed the letters as "99 per cent" in favor of Mr. Hoover accepting the Republican nomination for president next year If lt Is offered to him BULGARIAN CABINET RESIGNS EN MASSE (Cniirrlplit, urn, hr the Aoclaled Pre!) SOFIA. Bulgaria. April 18. (AP) The Bulgarian cabinet resigned todav lollowuiK (lie arrest nf several of the country's former lending t a teamen. Admittedly all excited over Shir ley Temple's Jtmplea, Warrer Oawea (above) alx-year-old Chlcagc lad, took $1.20 from home and start ad for Hollywood to see hla secret sorrow. Police located the missing lad In a telephone booth trying tc make connections with the clnemt tenter. (Associated Press Photo) Kidneys Out of Function? Tl" you have kit! v n e y irrcRiiuri- tic. you may need a iliurctic stiiuu- l.int such a that new cr nicdicitir of I r. Tierce's c.tllcd A n u r i c . A n y lniKit can sun plv v(Mi. Mr. t. I. Mom of uin v St . Twin "1 Iij. r h. e M r--,H l I'T. l'if r f t AnniK I jIi U'l t iv Bo.) 'I inr i krt out ol dim I ti.lt me of ail ft. 1.. fnr m trtat 'k o Anurl. Htltfl tmr fr nxiisl itt. r.iu i.ui.n . .1 (turn thr ur i lr) ant I am It.nn. W)iif-ft my I .In- linn 'A'i'imi ' t titfiu i iP'tiMr hi li .n Di 1. 1 a: miM-i v. BY STRESA T BERLIN, April 18. (AP) Great Britain and Italy, lt was learned to night, have warned Germany through their Joint Stresa declaration to keep hands off the demilitarized Rhine land zone. The real purpose of the visits am bassadors of the two countries paid to the foreign office yesterday waa to communicate the stresa declaration, lt was disclosed, Bernard W. Von Buelow, foreign under-secrctary, took advantage of the British envoy's call to deliver Adolf Illtlor'a protest, which an em bassy spokesman today described as "sizzling", against the league of na tions counsel's censure of German rearmament. HITLER INDIGNANT AT L-N LONDON, Eng., April 18. (AP) The iBrltlsh government today received an an expression of Indignation from Relchsmuehrer Hitler over the League of Nations council's resolu tions censuring Germany. Hitler' attitude waa conveyed to the foreign office In a report from Sir Eric Phlpps, British ambassador to Berlin, who. In turn, was Informed of Hitler's reaction to the council resolution by Bernard W. Von Bue low, German foreign indersecretary. Cat L'ses Paw for Killing. NASHVILLE. Tmi. ( UP ) Ea tin; la an art observed in all Its finer de tails by Rxle. Persian cat owned by Mr. S. P. Lena. The year-old pet with the left front paw lift all her food from a bowl md daintily con veya lt to her mouth. 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