IfEDFORD MATT! TRIBUXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON". SOTAT. SEPTTOrBE'R 13. 1933.
PAGE SEVEN
10 GERMANY FOR
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. (AP) The
United States tods; expressed official
regTetthat Magistrate Loula B. Brod
sky of New York City had made "In
tuiting" remarks concerning the Nail
flag, but disclaimed responsibility for
his words as not voicing any official
attitude of this government.
Secretary Hull extended this gov
ernments regret orally to Dr. Rudolf
Ijrltnea, charge d'affaires of the Ger
man embassy.
"Although in this country." Hull
said, "the right of freedom of speech
la well recognised by our fundamen
tal law, It Is to be regretted that an
official having no responsibility for
maintaining relatione between the
United States and other countries,
ahould. regardless of what he may
personally think of the laws and poli
cies of other governments, thus in
dulge In expressions offensive to
another government with which we
have official relations."
Criticizing statements made by
Magistrate Brodaky In which he re
ferred to the swastika banner aa a
"pirate flag" In freeing five alleged
communists charged with tearing the
flag from the liner Bremen on July
36. Hull said:
"The department la constrained to
feel that the magistrate, In restating
contentions of the defendants In the
esse and In commenting upon the
Incident, unfortunately so worded his
opinion as to give the reasonable and
definite Impression that he waa going
out of his way advewly to criticise
the German government, which oritl
clem waa not a relevant or legitimate
part of his Judicial decision."
WATER FOR 'MINES
SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 14 (AP) Two
large permits for water to be used In
mining operations and for power pur
poses In Josephine and Baker coun
ties were filed with the state engi
neer, C. E. strlcklln, engineer, an
nounced today.
A. B. Carter of Portland requested
.r fnt. nf water from Mill,
Birch. Quarts, Blanchard. Rlcka creeks
and the south fork of dutch creek
nd north fork of aauce creea m
The Pine Creek Mining, company
and the Aureus Mining company m
Dn.tiin rmiitjrt loo second feet of
mater from Pine creek, tributary of
Snake river, lor ooin mining
nnmnu. In Rnker COUntV.
Akerlll 4c Taylor of Grants Paaa
asked permit to appropriate eigni :
end feet of water from Quartz creek,
tributary of Rogue river, for mining
purposea in Josephine county.
RUM SALE PROFIT
LYAMII
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 14 ( AP) Sale
of hard liquor In Oregon since late
February, 1034. has brought In a
profit to the state of nearly one mil
lion dollars from that source alone,
the secretary of stat reported today
In submitting a report of the condi
tions up to date. .
With license fees and the revenue
tax, net receipts to the state totaled
SI. 606.350. License receipts totaled
9313,149: tax revenue, M30.934, and
store operation, $963,267. Administra
tive expense totaled 13, 547,
The liquor division has paid Into
state relief a earn of 93,256360 in
cluding issuance of certificates of In
debtedness, of which $050,000 of the
certificates are still outstanding, the
report shows.
T
OF STATE TO QUIT
AAA MARKET CODE
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 14 (AP)
Contending that "the walnut indus
try of Oregon Is strong enough to
stand on Its own I9." Untted Srates
Senator McNary today JolneU Oregon
walnut growers In their battle for
home autonomy In walnut marketing.
Referring to a meetirg of the agri
cultural adjustment administration
to be held in PortUv.d nxt Friday,
Senator McNary advised the Associ
ated Walnut Growers of Oregon of
hts belief that the Industry in this
state "can thrive bettrr under a mar
keting agreement of its own making."
At the Portland meeting the wal
nut control board, consisting .vainly
of Callfornlans, will set up h m (.fleet
lng agreement for the 1935 crop.
The entire membership of the Ore
gon association of growers was said
today to be prepared to attend the
meeting with the avowed purpose of
withdrawing from the agreement and
seeking a control board with local
members and officers who woulu ad
minister marketing for Oregon.
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MUNUHL
HELD EOR DEATH
slaughter was faced today by John A.
Moore of Condon In connection with
the fatal burning of Olaf Nelson.
Oakrldge, Lane county, war veteran,
during an American Legion conven-
t tlon celebration here.
Nelson, wearing a Hawallsn grass
skirt In a convention fun feature.
I was fatally burned when a lighted
I match waa thrown Into the Hula
THE DALLES. Ore", Sept. 14 (AP) skirt.
A charge of Involuntary man-
Yesterday the Wasco county grand
Jury Indicted Moore, a service station
operator. He ln.latrd he Inadvertently
tossed the lighted match In Nelson's
direction after lighting a cigarette.
The state charged the act was delib
erate. Moore Is at liberty on s.5,000
bull. Nclswt died August 20 In a Port
laud hospital.
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KEYS and expert lock repairing
Medford Cycler?. 23 N Mi Pb Jl
PENDLETON. Sept. 14 (AP) The
Oregon game commission at a meet
lng here today extended the open sea
son for Hungarian pheasants in Mai-
heur. Baker. Union and Wallowa
counties from October 13-November
3. and October 13-November 30.
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The Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker em
September 1. 1935. completed SO
years' service ss rector of St. John'
i Episcopal church in Mobile, Ala.
The National Safety Council say
that one out of every 100 persons
In the United States was Injured In
motor vehicle accident In 1934.
Auto accident take more lives
than homicides and suicides com
bined. Twice as many persons In the
United State were killed by acci
dents In 1934 thsn were killed in
action or died of wounds in the
World wsr, according to the Nat
ional Safety Council.
Nearly two-third c: all school
child accident occur outside of
school hours and off school prop
erty. Nearly half of the persons killed
in motor vehicle sccldents during
1B84 were pedestrians.
Walter W. Abbey reports the sale
of six new LaFayettes, four new
International trucks and two new
Orthams during the past two weeks.
A. O. Anderson, manager of the
Bsfeway store at Main and Holly,
purchased a new Lafayette coupe
and Sam Velt. Hilda A. DeMera and
Prank C. Doremus are the owners
of new I93 Lafayette coupe
The l1, ton International tracks
were delivered to the Brophy and
Co. ranch and Robert H. Fields of
Central Point. Chester Brltun took
an International pickup and the
Siskiyou school district No. 37 has
a new International school bus.
New 1936 LaPsyette seden were
delivered to Otis Hckett snd Joe
Plnnela. New Orahsm sedsn were
purchased by Bay Coleman of Jack
sonville snd Helen Lareen. Two car
loads of Laravettes will arrive next
week, according to Mr. Ahbey. The
drivers In the auto races st Grant
Pass todsy selected a new 1936 La
Fsyette sedsn for the pacemaker.
Building Permits
Mrs. Robert Ande.son. 344 South
Central street, granted a permit to
construct a moven wire fence at
eoet of W
J. W. Hsmlln. 733 North Riverside
avenue, granted a permit to re
shmgle residence, at an spproumaaf
Cost Of eOO.
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