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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 18, 1935. SPRANGERS BODY FOUND IN ROGUE AFTER 4 MONTHS FINE NUDE DANCER GOERING ORDERS F (Continued from Page One) Investigate, approaching the spot tn a, boat. The body was about 60 feet from the shore. Although the corpse waa in fcd Tanced stages of decomposition from being submerged. It was Identified by an upper plate In the mouth that had four broken teeth. Dick McCoy or Gold HUI, who had lived with Sprang- r shortly befon the tragedy, fur ther Identified thi body by Its few remaining articles of clothing. Spranger was drowned when he Jumped from the capsizing barge af ter It had broken from a cable on which he had attempted to shift Its position In the river, according to August Mlckleson, a mining partner who was a witness from the shore. Authorities believe the dead man's clothing became entangled In weeds or rocks at the bottom of a deep pool below the rapids, and that with de composition it came to the surface but recently and floated downstream. Spranger is survived by sister, Mrs. Louise Stein of 009 Ishlam street, Grants Paw. Interment was miwl In th Medlord I. O. O. P. ceme tery. f WRITERS LEAGUE FINISHING PLANS FOR CONFAB HERE Aocordlnaj to word received hero by Mrs. Mary B. Graves, local branch secretary of the League of Wetrn Writers, from Judge L. D. Mi hone, president, the program for the Inter national league convention to be h?!d In Med ford. August 0 to 10, la near- Ing completion. Speaking of the organization. Mrs. Graves eald: 'The League of Western Writers haa maintained a very high standard of membership since organization. Re quirements are such that those who could qualify must have had some experience In the writing game. At present there are 13 colleges and uni versities represented In Its mem "wor ship and on Its various hoards, giv ing of their time to render a service to the western states which could be done In no other way. The ma jority of these school will be rep resented on the program to be given In this city. These men and women are coming not only to speak on the regular program, but to be used by the city and surrounding country for such use as may bo found. Noon-day lunch clubs, church gatherings, school activities and programs of any mnke up can be supplied. "The league has a number of artists of very great ability and theso will be represented. A specialist on how to write scenarios, movies, and many Of the poets, will augment the crowd, as well as to spenk. The public Otin attend the meetings, but have no voloe In voting or business." PARIS, July 18. (AP) Joan War ner, the blonde American dancer, was found guilty today of "outraging the morals' of Paris and was fined BO francs 3 30. Miss Warner did her ''outraging" by dancing In the nude. The decis ion against the American made a bas is for a widespread prosecution of all nude dancers In theatres and night cluba here. Judge Rebrasler decided: "Mile. Warner's dance Is artistic but too naked." M. Fraudrln, manager of the clu'3 where Joan danced, waa fined 300 francs about 913 because of his "purely commercial spirit." The costs of the trial multiplied the fines eightfold. The Judge Bald Miss Warner's "pow der and paint somewhat masked her nakedness, but the single article Mile. Wurncr wore concealed very little." B E E WASHINGTON, July 18. AP) President Roosevelt and aides reach ed an understanding today for sale of power from the Bonneville dam In Oregon by the power commis sion. Senator McNary (R., Ore.) who participated In the White House meeting, will Introduce legislation to permit the sale of power. The White House understandings provided that the war department shntl complete work on the dam and make the contracts for power sales, but the power commission I to fix the rates on a basis of amortizing the cost of the dam con struction In 60 years. BY SHALLOW DIVE GRANTS PASS, July 18.-(AP) Still unconscious and reported In a serious condition, Ployd Clark of Glcndnle was In a hospital here today with a broken neck. The youth, a medical student at the University of Oregon, broke hla neck when he dived Into too shallow water at a swimming party near his home Wednesday evening. He was rushed here by ambulance. BOYS REPRIMANDED FOR SETTING GRASS FIRES Two small boys wore taken Into Juvenile court today, Fire Chief Roy Elliott reported, and reprimanded for setting a grass fire on East Jackson street. Thero wore no charges filed and the youths were turned over to their parents, but Chief Elliott point ed out that the Incident might have reunited In a sorloua offense, and warned the public that It Is punish able by a reformatory sentence. CaHldy Wright, 10. Enid. Okla., high school atudent, hitch-hiked 8.0OO miles through eight states on W50 capital. ' PORTLAND. July 18. ( AP) More men were at work In the Pacific Northwest's lumber Industry today than at any time since the beginning of the current strike May 6. All mills were In operation at Tacoma, under National Guard pro tection. At Everett. 600 men bejjnn work In the Weyerhoeuser mill, bring Ins operations In that city to near normalcy. It was Indicated that about 1000 more men went to work today In Everett. Grays Hnrbor, Ta coma. Seattle and Columbia river points. No new disorders were reported . Yesterday passed quietly at all points, alter sporadic outbreaks earlier In the week. GOOD NEWS FOR RHEUMATICS! If you Aiiffer from rheumatic pains and fevers, neuritis, neuralgia, and muscular pains, here's news. Wil liams R.U.X. Compound, an effective annlAtffllc And antipyretic compounded from a doctor's prescription, haa been especially prepared to bring quick ro ller. otU'ii within 48 hours, and It contains among the few chemicals which authorities recognize as bene ficial for such conditions. fk-e Heath's Drug Store today for your bottle of Williams R.UX. Com pound. The first bottle must satUfy, or your money will be refunded. Adv. THANK YOU The response to our CLOSING OUT SALE Was Far Beyond Our Expectations It waa absolutely impossible for us to renilur the service we would like, OWING TO THE LARGE CROWD Shop Here Friday, Saturday See what a little money will buy at our Quitting Business ALE THE HANDICRAFT SHOP 42 South Central ADDED PRESSURE BERLIN, July is (AP) Gen. Her mann WUhelm Ooerlng. minister of aviation and commander of Ger many's aecrei police, today Issued an order to criminal prosecution authorities to enforce strictly the existing decrees against "political Catholicism." Goerlng said this Catholicism "must be overcome by positive national so cialism." Foreshadowing the end of all Cath olic youth organizations, he stressed the Important task which the Hitler youth movement faces In the present clash between the philosophies ol life. Today's decree said: "The minister emphatically de mands that all authorities promote the Hitler youth organizations." It continued with a claim that Goerlng, now as before, rejects the Idea of a cultural fight against the Roman Catholic church, but said "all means will be Invoked against those Catho lic priests who misuse their religious authority." The order follows shortly after a bitter protest by the Catholic church against the sterilization law, the re striction of Catholic youth organiza tions, and the use of Rosenberg's paganletlo book "The Mystery of the Twentieth Century," as often causing , a violation of the concordat with the Vatican. Catholic priest who are religious teachers will be tolerated In the fu ture, under the terms of the order, only If they change Into nazl propagandists. When the Meed ford Rogues face the Broadway Colored Clowns, tour ing professional baseball team at the fairgrounds Sunday, Manager "Roos ter Hoffard of the Rogues may send Lea Wolfe, Texan wrestler, onto the mound for several Innings. Just what will happen when a Texan, with all the traditional dislike of the colored race, meets a team composed of color ed stars, Is highly Interesting. Wolfe has Intimated that he won't try to nit any of the Clown heads, always providing that the Clowns exhibit the proper subservience. Whether the Broadway lads are will ing to do this or not remains to be seen. Although the Clowns, have won nearly every start so far this yew, Hoffard thinks that hia bunch, who have not lost a single exhibition game so far this year, will win handily. He bases his thought on the fact that he has Bauman, star pitcher, to do the mound work, and Wolfe to take over the duties at any time. He haa not yet announced his line up, but stated that It wouud be about the same as last week when the locals walloped Ashland. ERASES HOPE OF SEATTLE, July 18. (AP) Harmon Metz Waley faced 45 years In prison today without hope of parole, an official source revealed, because de partment of justice urged the filing of a Washington state detainer against the confessed Weyerhaeuser kidnaper. The source said that department of Justice agents shortly before hla wife, Mrs. Margaret Thulln Waley, was convicted In Tacoma last week of kidnaping and conspiring to kid nap George Weyerhaeuser, fl, of Tacoma, told Garfield Davis, parole officer, that they desired him to file the detainer. Datla said the detainer, charging Waley. with parole violation, was telegraphed last night to Alcatraz federal prison where he waa confined yesterday. The detainer will prevent Waley being paroled after serving one-third of hts sentence, but he may be freed after 30 years for "good j Satisfied with her fate and look ing forward only to the time she can rejoin her husband. Mrs. Waley, 19, sat in the city jail In Tacoma awaiting transfer to the federal wo men's detention farm at Milan. Mich., where aha must serve a maxi mum of ao years for the kidnaping of May 34. IMPERIAL VALLEY HAS HOTTEST DAY LOS ANGELES. July 18. () A scorching aim, Intensified by winds, nattered . 1935 heat record In Im perial valley today with mark of 118 degrees as temperatures along the southern California coast lino brcite under cooling ocean breezes. At Calexlco, where the mercury reached the season's high, the hu m!df( was pushed up to more than 80 peY cent. After temperatures above 100 most of the night, 110 de grees was soon topped today for tfcc ninth consecutive day. cows here. It was announced today. Moore la one of the largest buyers of csttle on the coast, end has valley for many years. The cows will be bought through the agricultural committee of the Jackson county bought cattle In the Rogue River Orange. CALIFORNIA CATTLE BUYER HERE JULY 22 Charles W. Moore. Nlles, Calif., cat tle buyer, will be In Medford Mon day, July 22, with the Intention of purchasing several carloads of dairy MB FEED GRINDING $2? per ton let ut filnd your feed and Increase Its feeding value to you. 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