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P1"GE ELEVEN Fl ; ROOSEVELT PLEA T Links Mahan In Crime JIEDFOHTD VATT, TRIBUNE, ilEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1935. EARLY SHOOTING IN Wl AJOR EVENT (Continued worn Pg On.) T I OF COAL MINERS STATE CONVENTION suit ot tn first tew rounds of shooting Indicated that competition during the entire meet will be ex ceedingly keen end It eeemed cer tain that several remarkably high cores would be recorded. Several of the leading exponents of the shotgun art broke 74 out ol 75 targets in the first three rounds of shooting, among them being Henry BosenbrocK. Jr.. the 19-year-old youth of Oardnervllle. Nev., who won the national sub-Junior title when he was 14. Others losing but one target out of 75 Included Mel Leffler of Stockton, Cel.. J. O. Co tant of Pocatello. Idaho. Oscar Shif ter of Timber end Frank Troeh, Portland see snd holder of the Ore gon state singles championship. Among those shattering 73 out of the first 75 birds tossed out to them were Carl Vlnlng of Sacramento. Oal., A. J. Roy of Portland, and J. A. Gallagher of Corvallts. Gunners los ing only three targets In the first three rounds Included Charles Leltn of Portland and O. N. Ford of Del Monte. Cal.. the grlezled veteran of 84 years of trap shooting who has competed In every state In the union snd every province in Canada. B. W. (Ted) Benfro. the Interna tional celebrity from Dell. Mont., lost four birds In the early shooting, but despite this early set-back the world's live bird champion of 1931 was by no means out of the run ning. Mr. Renfro was In excellent spirits snd his gunning ability was commanding the respect of all his fellow sportsmen. Weather conditions again were ex cellent when today's program opened. The sky was cloudy, with no glsre to handicap the ahooters. and only a slight breeze was noticeable. Most of the trophies are now on display and their beauty and useful ness evoked much favorable discus sion. In sddltlon to the cups and articles numerous cash purses are being awarded. PHARMACY SALE In obscrvanoa of fifteen years of business tn the same location, the Medford Pharmacy, corner of East Main and South Central, will launch an anniversary sale tomorrow morn ing. Hundreds of necessary drugs, toiletries and household items will be offered at, great reductions, ac cording to E. A. Moore, proprietor. The Medford Pharmacy has gained a reputation for high quality mer- cha-ndtse and honest -values during the fifteen years In which It has faithfully served the people of south ern Oregon, It Is in .appreciation of generous patronage tn the past that Mr. Moore is now feturlng an anni versary selling event, he said today. Free rubber Mickey Mouse and Pluto novelties will be presented to purchasers of sale articles! The Med ford Pharmacy has an unusually complete stock of toiletries and drugs In readiness for the big sale, and merchandise Is conveniently displayed. A link between Harmon Waley, tinder arrest In Salt Lake City, and William Mahan, fugitive, In the kid naping of Qeorga Weyerhaeuser, 9, was established by the story of Julius Thulln (above), aged grand, father of Mrs. Waley. Thulln Iden tified Mahan as the man who left a eultcasa at his home in Ogden for the Waleys. (Associated Prssl Photo! LASKA OVERRULED IN MOVEMENT-FOR (Continued from PI one.) ictment of the Ouffey col tbillz ation bill to creat a "Mtl NRA" for the soft coal industry. "D. c. Kennedy tvnd t ftred with the President that we would reoom mend to our respective interests the entire acceptance of the President's suggestions," Lewis said. Kennedy, chairman of the Appa lachian Joint conference. Immediately sent out s, notice to operators to as semble hre for a. conference tomorrow at 10 a. m. Lewis said he felt the Ouffey bill had "ample support" in both houses of congress to Insure enactment. Lewis said that In view of the President's action, It was a "safe as sumption' that the operators and miner would accept his a.nd Ken nedy's recommendation and vote to continue worX under the present wage scale and working conditions through July 1. ORDER WARM OKLAHOMA CITT, June 14. (AP) Federal Judge Edgar S. Vaught today overruled a motlonof Ben B. Laska, Denver attorney, for a directed ver dict of acquittal in hia trial on chargea of conspiracy In allegedly ac cepting part of the Charles F. Urschel kidnaping ransom for defense attor ney feea. Judge Vaught granted a similar motion of James C. Mathers, youthful Oklahoma City attorney charged Jointly with Laska, after Mathers had made a brief statement of denial from the witness stand. In overruling Laaka's motion. Judge Vaught held there was sufficient evi dence to permit the case to go to the Jury. The motions were made at the con clusion of rebuttal testimony. Final arguments began as Lanka's motiou was overruled. Laska, attorney for Albert Bates, serving a life sentence for the kid naping of Urshel, millionaire oil man, dented vigorously he had received any part of tho ransom fund. KIDNAPERS VIEWED BY BOY VICTIM IN OLYMPIABASTILE (Continued from Page One.) FRANCE DEFAULTS BUT OFFERS HOPE PARIS. June 14. (AP) France. In defaulting her war debt payment to the United States for the sixth time today, expressed hope "the situation In the near future would Justify" ne gotiations for a settlement. Premier Pierre Laval's note of de fault was approved by the councils of ministers today, after it had been cabled to the Washington embassy last nipht for delivery to the state department tomorrow. The note thanks the United States for the 'renewed suggestion In .the American "statement of account" that France submit a proposal for payment. the government marked time In the case today, holding Harmon and Margaret Waley In the county Jail at Olympla, pending Lindbergh law Indictments. Department of Justice agents re ported the esse "in status quo" locally until District Attorney J. Charles Dennis returns today or to morrow from a business trip to San Francisco and decides on when to ask for a grand Jury. RETAIL BUSINESS LEAPS UPWARD IN ER Lion Laurence Pennington was principal speaker at the weekly Lions club luncheon yesterday, reporting on the state Lions convention recently held at The Dalles. He displayed the blue ribbons won by Ted and Evelyn Schrader and their dancing stunts in the entertain ment contest conducted by each dele gation of Lions. The Schrader pupils, who won first snd second prises at the convention, were Ilene McClellan. Betty St. Louis, Jack Moran Jr.. and Floradala Campbell. The pxiplts distributed Rogue River valley pears to the delegates during the boat trip along the Columbia river, and Mr. Pennington reported that the fruit met with much favor able comment. It was reported that plans are being formulated to hold the next annual convention of Lions International in Medford. Lion Roy Elliott, who recently com pleted a motor trip east, reported novel experiences In the dust storms he encountered. Nominations of officers will be con tinued for two weeks. AUTO SALESMEN INT NEW YORK, June 14. (AP Be ta U business picked up sharply last week under the Influence of warm weather. Dun & Bradstreet said today In their weekly summary of trade conditions. Volume reached the best rate since the Easter shopping season at a num ber of centers, (he review declared. Less resistance to current prloes Is evident. It continued, "and consum er buying has turned strong In prac tically all lines, especially m mer chandise suitable for hot weather. "The greatest activity was in tex tiles with the emphasis on woman's cotton dresses and suits of linen, rayon and silk. Although reports from all of the leading centers of distribution pointed out the expan sion In consumer demand thus far In June from the unsatisfactory showing of May. the estimated gain In retail ssles for the country as a whole was not more than 8 per cent to 8 per cent over the comparative totals of a year ago when the preva lence of summer temperature was general." Scores Yesterday Coast League Sacramento. 6; Seattle, 3. Oakland, 4; Hollywood. 8. San Francisco. 9; Missions, 8. -Los. Anyeles-Portland Idle. SALEM. Juno 14. (AP) Not since 1929 have there been as many auto mobile dealers registered tn Oregon as there were June 1, Earl Snell, sec retary of state, stated today. Dealers business Increase was re ported shown the first five months of this year when 66.681 title transac tions were made as compared wltn 53,034 for the same period last year, an increase of 25.7 per cent. The number of doslers registered during the same period was 520. an Increase of 36.7 per cent over the 410 during the previous year. The greatest registration of motor vehicles reached In Oregon was In the year 1931. with a total of 385,549. With a normal registration for the balance of this year, the 1935 total will reach an all time peak. National League At Boston. 3: St. Louis, 1. At Brooklyn. 3: Pittsburgh. 0. At New York, 7-0; Clnclnnstl, 3-1. .At Philadelphia, 6-7; Chicago, 13-9. American League At Chicago. 10; Wsshlngton. 9. At St. Louis, 3; New Tort, 8. At Detroit, 6; Boston. 1. At Cleveland, 6: Philadelphia, 3. RUNAWAY SALEM GIRL PICKED UP IN OAKLAND OAKLAND, Cal., June 14. (API , Irene Coons, 18, of Salem, Ore., was ) held at the Alameda county deten : tlon home today while police tried to J get In touch with her grandmother, I Mr. Mary Coons, of Salem. The girl, picked up on San Pablo avenue, said she had hitch-hiked from Salem and I had had nothing to eat since Sun day. NICKEL SLUG SELLER FACES PEN SENTENCE NEW YORK, June 14. (UP1 Jack Silverman, whose broadway business was to sell the equivalent of 850 for $5, today faced a possible three-year prison sentence. Silverman sold 1000 metal slugs to be used Instead of nickels in subway turnstiles for 85 and did a brisk business until arrested. Old Flood nail Still Strong. POMEROY, O. (UP) Pomeroy's stone flood wall, two miles long and built half a' century ago at a cost of 8100,000. is still In good condition. Of two parking lots built by FERA labor at a coat of 850.000. one has al ready tumbled Into the Ohio river. SALEM LOAN FOR SEWER IS WITHDRAWN BY PWA WASHINGTON. June 14. (API j Secretary Ickes today revoked a. PWA loan snd grant ot ,360.000 to Salem. Ore. for sewer construction at ths re quest of ths city council.. SHARP TREMOR FELT IN SALINAS REGION; SALINAS. Cal., June 14. (AP) A sharp earth tremor of short duration was reported here at 10:45 a. m. to- -. day. There was no damaee. Salinas . is about 100 miles south of San Frsn- ClSCO. , Shnne Would Blame F- D. R CLEVELAND. (UP) Jouett Shouse, president of the American Liberty league, would hold ppvildent Roose velt wholly responsible for expendi ture of the M-800.000.000 relief fund. Shouse declared in this way he would be responsible for diversion to things other than relief projects. nriindinnihrr 1- 3.v DELPHOS. O. (VP) BrnlC B'-e.-5. infant d-iuchf r of Mr. and M-s . Harold Bors. lia"- 53-yea.r-oid zrandmother. In addition, her great- 1 jrandmoh"r is M years of ac. hr frrst;-rrej.;-rancii':u:jer's a- is 82, snd her mother is 18 years of Me. Mad Do I CoUy KINSTON. N. C. (UP) Under law requlrlr.i the county to pay for damage caused bv r,;h;d a-;' "al. r mad dog ret I ; C"".:; " V The dog bit a cow aud bcveni pig:- ON A he of 11 . iquor ol nnuiuaJ excellence, because it is JiitilleJ from genuine Sloe berries . . giring it a Jistinctire fruity tang that ererjon. enjoy,! Per Fifth, $1,35. SLOI GIN RICKEY 5qtts Vj lime or H lemon into g 11 adet jigger of LYONS Sloe Gtai iti sael saltses. the e. a vrovs uus co. ST.. N.T IAm1 PmJuctn o (As mow LYONS n,h;.,o WINES ...MORE FREEDOM THE easiest, quickest break fast to prepare Is the one yoor family likes best! Crisp, refreshing Kellogg'a Corn Flakes, with milk or cream and a bit of fruit. A deli cious meal, rich in energy, easy to digest. And no trouble at all to serve! Pour Kellogg'a erunehy erisp right out of the red-and-green package. No cooking. No pots and pans to scour. Take the time you save for things you enjoy doing. Finer quality and flavor have made Kellogg'a Corn Flakes the world's favorite ready-to-eat cereaL Made ertra-criup by an exclusive Kellogg method of man a f ae ro re. Kept oven-fresh and flavor-perfect by the pat ented heaU$4taletl inner hag. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. f&Myf for CONVENIENCE HPS!! OF DRUGS TOILETRIES and SUNDRIES Begins Saturday at the MEDFORD PHARMACY DENTAL NEEDS TOOTH PASTE Pepsodent 31 Magnesia, large 17? West ... 13 Antiseptine Tooth Powder 19 Listerine Tooth Powder 1 17$ TOOTH BRUSHES Prophylactic .... 310 Dr. West's . - 2 1 High Grade Brushes, good bristles 10 TOILET SOAPS Lysol . . 7 Woodbury's 2 for 150 Cashmere Bouquet ...80 Lifebuoy 70 Lux - 60 Nasseur'a Tar Shampoo 130 Hobson's Tar Shampoo.;. S0 McKesson's Cocoanut and Jergen's Soap , 8 for 25c Epsom Salts 5 lbs. 23c SAFETY RAZORS New Everready, Gem. Special, each 15c High Quality Rubber Goods Fountain Syringes. . .79c Vaginal 69c FREE For the Children To customers making any pur. chase of sale merchandise, a RUBBER MICKEY MOUSE OR PLUTO For 15 years the Medford Pharmacy has faithfully served Hi southern Oregon friends, featuring standard, reliable drugs and toiletries. We are showing our appreciation for your patronage by offering special Anniversary Sale prlcei on well-known articles wliioh you will need particularly this summer. Oome In and stook up. Household Items Tincture Iodine .. Merouroohrome Moth Balls, lb Zinc Ointment, tube.. Antiseptine, pint Beef, Iron and Wine, pint J. Diamond Dye Tints Cod Liver Oil, pint . Bath Alcohol, pint . Epsom Salts, lb. . Ratnlp . Shell Fly Spray, pint Mineral Oil, heavy Aspirin, 100 's . Licorice Powder, compound, one-fourth pound Boric Acid, 4 ounoa . Aromatic Cascara, 4 ounce Camphorated Oil. 2 ot - Foot Flakes for Tender Feet Milk of Magnesia Anaoin, 12 's . . ..150 ..120 15 .130 .390 490 50 390 130 -170 170 .. . 270 ..pint 290 quart 390 .. 190 170 ..120 ..pints 290 ...390 . 150 - -170 half pints 170 .............. 130 TOILETRIES Liquid or solid 290 - 190 . 270 270 310 McKesson's Toilet Cream, tubes, close out ;...2 for 150 Neet 310 Deodo 390 Oosmetine 390 ; ; ; ; : ; IMPERIAL COCOANUT SHAMPOO, quart ..... 590 IMPERIAL GLYCERIN and ROSEWATER, quart 590 IMPERIAL HAND LOTION, quart 590 Penslar Spring Blossom Brilliantine. Palmer's Cleansing Cream Garden Court Combination Cream Penslar Coca Butter Cream Tangoe Night Cream, close out... BATH POWDERS Ouimet Bath Powder .. . Boyer's Jean Nolan . D'Orly's .390 ...390 .690 ...330 THERMOS VACUUM BOTTLES Pints...... 59c Pocket Combs 7 cents Shaving Needs McKesson Creams .21c Wale's Mentholated Cream . 17c Wale's Lavendar. .-. . 17c Lifebuoy .21c Ever-Ready . . .. 1 7c Palmolive, small, to close out . .5c Williams' Shav'g cake 5c Cooper RAZOR BLADES (Gillette type) Blades, Bs.. 190 Returnable if not satisfactory. CLEANSING TISSUE Kleenex, 200 sheets 130 Glamour, 200 sheets. 12 Ann Windsor, 800 sheets 260 FRENS Sanitary Napkins Two pkgs. 23c WRITING MATERIALS Fine Boxed Stationery, regular 36c, now 200 Fin Stationery In Boxes, regular 60c, now 230 Pound Papers, 60 sheets ...390 Writing Tablets 30 Challenge Clocks Guarantee 1 year. Ktg. 98o. Special 89c Flashlights Bond Flash. Re;. 39c 19c Bond Flash. Re;. 75c 49c Regular 45o 39c MEDFORD PHARMACY Main and South Central. Phone 10
