Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 15, 1935, Page 11, Image 11

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MEDFORD JrSTL TRIBHN"E, JIEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. 1935.
HENRY SIOPPEL
LONG SOUGH!
WESTERN REGION
' (Continues from V-ago One.)
for farm animals, sometimes for pro
duce. On one occasion he proffered
one of the orders for a consignment
of eggs, and then, receiving his
change, took the eggs Into Kansas
City and sold them for an additional
profit I
Btoppel. the officers declare, has si
ready been Indicted on the several
charges. In Seattle, so he will be ar
raigned on that Indictment as soon
as he arrives In the Washington city.
He will be taken north some time
soon by Deputy TJ. S. Marshall Leo
McLaln.
He was recognized while working
here from a "wanted" circular sent
out by the post office department of
the federal government.
The federal circular Issued for
posting bore the following Informa
tion about Stoppel: "Stoppel Is be
lieved to be traveling In an old au
tomobile. He may be accompanied by
bis wife and threo children, a girl 8
a bov. Bobby. 7, and a younger boy."
The circular stated that: "It la be
lieved that practically all of the atol-
en Ronald orders have been cashed
or spoiled and destroyed. It la quite
possible, however, that Stoppel will
attoempt to secure additional money
order forma from some) other post
office and will continue his operation
He la a clever check forger and con
fidence man.
Iocal police and the federal agent
were mum aa to how the govjrnment
was aware that Btoppel was the man
they wanted. They would not say
whether he was apprehended here
because of an attempt to pses money
orders or not.
PROWLERS ENTER
. E. Oillesple reported to the city
police this morning that between 7
and 9 o'clock last night someone
entered the OlUespte residence fit 304
South Holly street and stole a Royal
typewriter, a wrist watch and articles
of. clothing.
David Reese, SOB Edward street,
told police that prqwlers had cut a
hole In the screen door of his house
and stolen a 91 bill, not molesting
Taluables nearby.
Chief of Police McCredle today
stated that the city Is overcrowded
with transients at this time, with no
place to go. and warned all citizens
to keep their doors locked when away
from home.
One transient, Emtl Stager, arrested
yesterday on a charge of shoplifting
from Oroceterta No. 1, this morning
pleaded guilty to that charge and
was sentenced to SO days In Jail.
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ON TEXAS AIRLINE
OTLMETl, Tex., Aug. IS.- (AP)
Vour persons died early today In a
trl motored ship of the Delta Airlines
that crashed and burned after cir
cling a cotton ffeid In a vstn at
tempt to land safely.
The dead:
Andy DIzon, of Monroe, La., pilot.
Herbert Buckley, Dallas, co-pllot.
J. W. Thompson, Atlanta, passen-
P. A. Ivy, Birmingham, Ala., pss
aenger. The bodies, burned beyond recog
nition, were pulled from the ship
by Guy Weldon and Herbert Mc
Whorter, farmers, who heard the
plane circle over McWhorter's cotton
field shortly before the smashup.
Weldon said he heard the roar of
tlie motor and looked up to see the
plane drop several flares. It cir
cled over the level cotton patch as
tf to land, and then craahed at
about a 30 degree angle with a loud
explosion.
Some mall from the passenger-mall
plane, which left Dallas last night
for Atlanta, was retrieved before
being burned.
Cruise of the accident was not
learned Immediately.
Art Class Called
For Eight O'clock
The first frre-art cla In blark.and
white, and form, will be conducted at
8 o'clock tonight b Johnnie King,
at the atudlo at 6M Went Second
street. It was announced today,
To collect North American material
for the A merit an Museum of Natural
History, plans have been marie to use
mobile laboratory units "drifting"
with the seasons through various
part of the United States.
The saAAatras, a North American
tree of the laurel family with aro
niattc bark and foliage, also Is called
the ague-tree.
BODY LICE
On Chickens and Birds
If you want to keep yo.ir poultry
absolutely free from lice, here't the
quirk, cheap. eiy way to do It.
Simply sprinkle the chickens with
Bu-hacli. alftlryr the powder through
their feathers aa nuu-h a you can.
The lice vanish aa quick as a fUshl
And sprinkle the matilc. protective
powder In your coops and hen houses.
It's xuarantfod vife but sure death
to ll-e! In llamlv MMer tans at
Drug, (irnfrry .seed Mores.
fete. SB'jkTBVI" - f
Helping Paul Bunyan Celebrate His Birthday in Marshfield
3r. t .: i
1 1" f rr""
Paul Hnnvan. leeendary Oregon
Inmherjnck klnff who was reputed
hare been born with five atoms wor.
tnfc over time and to have worn his
father's clothes within a week after
ward, will he honored Vfllh a three
day celebration day and night at
Marshfiflrl, Ore., August 22, 28 and
24. Hundreds of dollars in cash
prize have been offered in various
loggers' contests, water carnival ,
events and in air races and circus to
be held Saturday afternoon the clos-
ing day and on Sunday, August 26, .
at the Marshfield airport with more
than fifty plane from Portlnnd
the northwest competing.
Huge
"backing ' events.
Iowcr picture: Marshflcld'a mayor several weeks ago Issued an edict urging all men of Coos Bay to
go without shaving as an advertisement for the celebration, receipts of which are to go to Marshflcld's
playground fund. A whisker patrol, with Judge, prosecuting attorney, chief of whiskcrino pollco round
op all recalcitrants who refuse to grow whiskers. Found guilty they are fined one dollar for first offense.
PRINCIPALS
Alfred Paine 28 nf alutlfl !h
Mmt
tSrSthSr -
they "waited S s tr,!nP5t' I?!
mey waited for a train. Police said
Cross Recommended
Brlfl. Cen. H. M. Arnold has
recommended a distinguished fly.
Ing cross (or Flying Cadet Francis
H. McDuff (above) of Brooks Field,
Tex. The cadet was credited with
saving the lives of hla two com
panions In a flaming plana crash
near Riverside, Calif, (Associated
Press Photo)
ETHIOPIAN MERCHANTS
CLOSING UP BUSINESS
ADDTS ABABA. Aug. 15. ( AP)
Convinced that war Is Inevitable, a
number of Ethiopian business firms
suspended businuui today.
Tlvtr most valuable goods were
sent to Djibouti. French, tomaII!nnd.
for storage to avoid confiscation
which Is certain If Italy Invades the
empire.
What is
YOUR limit?
TllE limit of your cur's per
formance i determined by its
methiniial-elcitriLal condition
and the fuel you use.
Ask your neighborhood Smil
ing Associated Dealer about the
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and
logs such aa shown In the picture are
IN LATEST POLICE CHIEF DEATH
. " the 'atet,drama "ted Northern California. Left to right:
confessed slaying Police Chief Ersklne Fish In North Sao
S 'Adm.ei comPanio" " Paf"; Hugh Smith, 27, of Oakland,
?!pU.t3f Shr " Harry Bryant' who PP"hended Paine and Smith at
the trio confessed. (Associated Press Photos
Income Shares
Maryland fund, 16.73; 1B.09.
Quarterly Income shares, 1.30; 1.55.
WINNIPEG, Alta., Aug. 15. (AP)
TradlnK lu Oi'tobrr hik! December
wheat futures at the opening ot
bunlncfis on the Winnipeg grain ex
change tomorrow was of f Ifliilly au
thorlwd today by the council of the
exchange.
China has tlm'c great river sys
temsthe Yangtze In the heart of
tho country, the Yellow river In the
north, and the vi'est river which
dralna the mountains of tho south.
IN THE CANADIAN
Toocies
Spend our holidays v the root girder
of the Canadian Rockies. Drive your c
or travel by rail on reduced summei
fares Now is the time to visit (lie finta
wieuntdtn rt$wt on the continent!
Stav u caiile'hcteti. noicd for their ippoint
fici'ti. cui5ine ind ieric...or at comtonable
thiift-buniow camps at the following t'.ts1
tt tsfit rstts:
BANFF SPRINGS HOTFL Furcpein Plan
dilv minimum rite. $V?0. CHATEAU LAKb
LOL'lE, European plan, liatlr mtmmura rite,
00. 1 Ml RAID LAKE CHAI.FT. includiri
meal. $o 0 dailv. CHAl.IT Hl'NGALOW
CAMPS. mcluJire meilj. 00 dulr 01
$10 a week There ate alio tpnjsl run
ft fdtl.ltl 4lJ it t
Mile-high go(. Alpine elimbinc. Drun,
hiavinjt. imifiimini;. trail nin;. (enni aiw
mount! ti motoring are among the summer
reireitionj in theie orlJtmel beiuty ipois
C a copy "7''-f Cjsj'.ji Ri V'ai
cur Ai.to Club, Tfsvxel Hurfiu cr at Oui
OlTtcea below and plan to 0 ttiit lummet
CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS
I " " P -e l , - -f (K ' I- -
I A ,
? L , Mu-Ti. v
iff
nsed In the log rolling and los
Dort Penslry, bURlness mnnngor for
the Hlllnh Shrine Pntrol Circus, an
nounced totlay thnt. plnns hare been
fonnulnteci for the Shrine patrol
to Rtftpo a mammoth circus under
canva. at the Jnckaon county Inir
grounds, for .t x nights nnd one
The height of
1
. . of course it's
"CANADA BWf"
Say "Canada Dry" and you'te said the last word in
qualitv beverages. Whether it's "The Champagne o
Ciinger Ales," or Canada Dry's Sparkling Water or
Canada Dry's new Lemon-Lime Rickey, it means
unsurpassed flavor, sparkle, and mix-ability.
matinee, starting on Monday night,
September and, until Saturday night,
September 7. The matinee will take
place on Saturday afternoon at 3:00
p. m. at which time special prices
will prevail, and arrangements are
being made to bring every orphan
and underprivileged child in Jack
son county to the circus.
The following committees have
been appointed : General chairman.
Rex Barnett; vice-chairman. Paul
Rynnlng; chairman ticket committee,
Joe Bi?n: chairman ground com
mittee BUI Young; chairman ad
vertising committee, jlalph Wood
ford; business manager, Bert Peaa
ley; treasurer. Ralph Sweeney.
This Is a real circus, under a large
circus tent, with circus bleachers
and grand stand seats, and Is com
posed of 243 all-star professional acts,
according to Peasley. Many novelties
will be Introduced during the week's
engagement.
(Continued from Page One)
I had a part In bringing about
little rubdown in Berlin. That is, I
was not in Berlin at the time but I
wondered whether one could stand
the dirty work of the Jews.
I do not see how men of honor
can spread lies as they do about us.
I am represented In the foreign press
as a bloody cr-ar. Look at me and
see whether you can see blood. Only
occasionally when I shave can you see
a cloth of blood."
His speech was In an area of which
Jews form 21 per cent of the popu
latlon.
Meanwhile, measures against Jews
which are gradually eliminating them
from business piled up. The princi
pal Jewish paper, "Israelltlsche Ami
llenblatt," was ordered suppressed
until November 10.
Four Jrwlsh-owned theaters tn
Hanover were closed by the police
after a street demonstration against
them.
The mayor of Dortmund issued an
order forbidding the Jews either to
patronize the munlclpsl pawnshop
or attend Its auctions.
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Cracow, an ancient city of 240,
000 Inhabitants, on the Vistula, was
Poland's coronation city for many
years.
Sausages are mentioned by Athe
naeus In the "Dclpnosophlsts," A. D.
226, the lodest known cook book.
f
Tragedy Survivor
Without food or water for 75
hours on a burning Arizona desert,
Leo Coronado, 13, (above) was re
covering In a Phoenix hospital
from the ordeal which took the
lives of his two companions. (Asso
ciated Press Phntn
enjoyment
biter "
'S - N '
LEGION'S LEADER
SAKS COMMUNISTS
SEEKING REVOLT
THE DALLES, Ore., Au. 15.
The- American Legion sounded again
today its battle cry of war on com
munists. National Commander Prank N. Bel
gra.no Jr., declared "the enemies of
our republic" are "calling openly for
a, revolution to overthrow our form
of government and set up In Ita place
political and social slavery."
Belgrano told Oregon department
Legionnaires, assembled In their 17th
annual convention, that "in their
newspapers and from the public ros
trum, agent of communism preach
their doctrine of destruction." He ar
gued that freedom of speech and
freedom of the press must "end where
treason begins He called upon "every
patriotic American to Join us in this
war on the enemies of our repub
lic." "What America needs." Command
er Belgrano said, "Is an Immediate
and thorough reawakening of the
spirit of Americanism."
The national commander, who will
leave by plane totmorrow for Tacorn
to attend the Washington department
convention, dealt at length with the
problem of America's "deadly ene
mies"; outlined again the Legion's
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PEACHES FOR SALE Wood lawn Or
chards, 1 mile east Central Point.
Phone 127. Bring your own boxes.
FOR RENT Very fine, high class 4
room furnished house: He. "D"
Ideal Court, cor. Myrtle and Tay
lor St. Geo. Iverson.
WILL pay cash for used pianos at
once. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Phone
335.
POH RENT Holly Court No. 3. Call
Jackson Co. Building and Loan
Assn., 105.
WANTED One or two children to
care for by the week or day. De
sirable home. Phone 1522-V.
FOR RENT 5-rm. modern house,
newly refinlshed inside, close to
schools. 315 Haven. 920.00, water
paid. Inquire 329 Haven.
FOR RENT Furnifhed apartment
Durell Court. Phone 879-X for ap
pointment. WANTED Water pipe V' up to 3";
cedar poles: Shepherd dog; chick
ens. Wm. Eschrich, Gold HIM,
WANTED Used office desk chatrTm
good condition. Box 6398, Tribune.
FOR RENT House, modern, Is; acres.
ouwucie city, city water and lights.
Call 849, Elliott.
STENOGRAPHER wants
position.
Phone 375. Miss Graves.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies and dcs
and roller canaries. Mrs. Ja-k
Thrasher. Jacksonville. Phone 173.
FOR SALE Chiffonier, baby buggy,
crib and oil stove. 715 W. Jackson.
SMALL apt. for rent. 40 Quince.
Adults. Tel. 641-W.
WANTED 30 ob. Urns Rickey and
ainjjer Ale bottles. Snider Dolry
Produce. Tel. 203.
CHEV. truck, express body, first clnss
mecnamcjuiy, 8125.00.
PIERCE-AliEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge Tnd Plymouth
Grand Openin;
Tonight
7:30 until 9:30
r a wm MEDFORCTS mwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmwmtmmm
contention that adjusted service cer
tificates represent "a debt that is
now past due." and declared, In con
nection with the Legion's child wel
fare program, that "in the laboratory
of underprivileged childhood you will
f 1 nd t he germs wh ich gi ve rise to
crime waves, lawlessness and disloyalty
Silver Purchasing
Fails To Aid Price
WASHINGTON. Aug. 15. (AP) Sec
retary Morgenthau said today the
f v$ir flf$MJ SEftG,,AM's 5 tROWN
' iMM) '-90 No. 264-B
SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN I
Affe I2-30 mh ' N' 265"B
f 1.40 Pin No. 265-C
siMiifrn-rsifiriini-iiriTirT " Ks-n.-M-eM.Miim
for gin, too gfay seatatttJa au 4e gfufoe
NOTICE TO
Packing House will open Friday
morning, August 16, at 8 o'clock
oo. uregon s
Finest Dept.
Store.
NEW FASHIONS
LIVING MODELS
MUSIC and FLOWERS
You Are Invited!
Sfl-
ver.
That statement at his press con
ference followed announcement last
night that more than 25,500.000
ounces of the white metal was pur
chased yesterday In an effort to stem
declining prices.
Despite heavy buying by the treas
ury, the world price continued to
decline today, although at a slower
pace than yesterday.
Approximately 9.900 persons over
70 years old are on relief rolls in 63
Missouri counties.
EMPLOYEES
government was "still buying"
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