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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1935)
MEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MAN GOES TO TRIAL IN ASSERTED TRIANGLE KILLING COUNTY TREASURER IS OUSTED NUDISTS WIN RIGHT TO STAY AT SAN DIEGO FAIR Charles A. Browne (left) went to trial In Redding. Calif., charged with the slaying of Raymond McArthur, Santa Barbara mining engineer, In an asserted triangle killing case. Next to Browne Is his daughter, Mrs. Bonnte L. Galeson of Portland, Ore. In the center is his first wife, Mrs. Elsie L. Wiede man of Boise, Idaho, and at the right his son, Donald Browne of Boiss, (Associated Press Photo) to f t ' ftSJ iLl y 1 7 l j t f Tvt . x . f i3 i rrl , Robert M. Sweltior (right) being escorted from office of county treasurer In Chicago after ha had been ousted by the board of Cook county, (II., commissioners because of an alleged $414,129 shortage In his accounts as former Cook county clerk. (Associated Press Photo) EX-WIFE SUES ORCHESTRA LEADER JOHNSON FALTERS NEAR TAPE IN WILD FINISH J.-BSK hmmmMMJ v From the nudists point of view, these girls and man have enough clothing to visit the Arctic regions In comfort. They slipped out of Zoro gardens at the California International Exposition grounds In San Dingo to get the first ride on the "swooper." A city ruling permitted the nudists to establish Zori Gar dens. (Asboclated Press Photol SCHECHTER BROTHERS HPPY AT COURT DECISION Jimmy Grler, orchestra leader, Is being sued In Los Angeles by his divorced wife, Mrs. Cecelia L. Bridges for $880. She asserts the mount is due her on a property settlement for the t-upport of their 14-year-old daughter. (Associated Press Photos) Ben Johnson, Columbia negro, seemed the winner or tne 11O meters aatin in ins iCty? games at nar vard In Cambridge, Mass., but, close to the finish line, he pulled a tendon and faltered. George Ander. son (right) of California broke the tape to win. Johnson (second from left) can be seen tottering. Southern California won with California second. (Associated Press Photo) ROYAL GONDOLA VISITS APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL CHICAGO HAS RECORD RAINFALL . . i . a .null harn prlrrt OlJftfln shown floating through the flowery kingdom during the fete with Queen Jean sitting In the center, art. ARMY AMPHIBIANS LAND ON NEW BOULDER LAKE jot. 1 tf m ii - w " '-"W .. yJ 4 Aitl-ouoi. J seph Scliechter, head of the New York poultry company which successfully contested th validity of the NRA, appears lubllant with his brothers In congratulating their "or'" ease cost him "every nlckul I had." Left to right! Martin 8chtchter, Aaron Schechter, their tttorney, Alex 8chechter and Joseph Schechter. (Associated Press Photo) ' CHAVEZ TAKES SEAT OF CUTTING IN SENATE Chicago's greatest rainfall In 62 years flooded basements and tied up traffic In various sectloi s of the city. A truck Is shown towing a stalled automobile from one water-covered street. (Associated Press Photo) CHILD SLAYER HELD IN NEW YORK IMM ?A lift r' - 1 fCM4 I ' N p;' -r. -V "4i -UK"" , if : -: t-k, h '-Ht ft Wi' i v ' f , V Proving that the w3te. of Boulder lale. newly formed body of water behind Boeder dam. Is vslu sble inZd lacding base for amphibian and seaplanes, nine ship, of the 19th bombardment g-o.p s.ids a successful landing on th laka. Ont of th. planet la .hown aa It taxied to .hora. iAiiocaUd Presa Photoi . J 'A 11 i i ? 4 , y f v A , , Oennls Chavez, Democrat appointed senater by Gov. Clyde Tlngley to fill the vacancy caused by th death of Senator Bronson Cutting, prsrentlng his credentials In Washington, 0. C. 8lx sento liberals st-ode out of the chamber as he was sworn In aa Now Mexlco'a lunlor senator. Left to right: Chavea, Senator Robinson, Arkansas; Senator Hatch, New Mexico; J. E. Miles, New Mexico Democrat, and Vlea President Qarnsr, seated. (Associated Press Photo) RUBBER BATHING SUIT RESEMBLES CREPE 4 - , A It a.u ... m Cigar in mouth, Frank Flynn, 38, Is shown as he was transferred from police headquarters in New York to Queens. He confessed, ac cording to police, drowning six-year old Margaret Prlatto In an apart enent house bathtub. tAssocUted Press Photai The rubber bathing suit worn here by Maxlne Reiner, movie actress, Is porous, with an outside sur face resembling crepe fabric and a silken-smooth surface Inside. It Is made In two pieces, with pull-on trunks snd a halter-nstk top with V-neckllne. It molds Itself to the figure, thoy aay, (Associated Prsts Photo)
