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PSGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTjyE, MEDFQttD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1935 CAPONE GOING IN FOR WRITING ANE ISICfPRISON Former Gang King Spends Spare Time Strumming Banjo, Writing On Type writerLeisure Limited. SAM FRANCISCO, Oct. U dry Quoting an unidentified "Informant," the Examiner says that the men who once ruled Chicago gangland hat turned both mualcal and literary un der the Influence of Alcatraa leland penitentiary. Al Capons, the paper said, spends moct of his epare time strumming a banjo In the prison orcheatra and pounding a typewriter In the library. Hie time for banjo-playing Is lim ited, however, aa only half an hour dally 1 allowed for orcheatra prac tice, the tper added. pen Life secret. ' Official secrecy haa aurrounded life at the rockbound prison alnce It waa taken over by the federal govern ment for confinement of lte moat dangerous criminals. George "Machine Gun" Kelly and Albert "Snatcher" Batea, aervlng life terma for the Orachel kidnaping, work In the laundry and repair fur niture, the paper aald It waa In formed. The Examiner said the prison rou tine is rigid. At o a. m. the convicts are up. Breakfast la at 6:13. They work from :46 to 11 a. m. After an hour lunch period they work from noon to 4 p. m. Prisoners are allowed to talk with each other only from 4 to 4:30 p. m., when they mingle in 'the yard." Din ner la served at 4:30. The convicts are locked up at . Lights are put out at 9. Eat Cafeteria stjle. Prisoners are fed cafeteria, style, and may eat as much as they wish, tout any man who leaves food on hl plate doesn't get his next meal. The men are counted at t a. m., at r.oon and at the night lock-up. Checks are also made by guards every SO minutes during the day. Cells am searched frequently, sometimes during the night. Several knives and blackjacks have been found, But no firearms. BEDFORD AND VALLEY ADVERTISED BY MENUS Medford and tme Bogus valley are prominently advertised by word and picture on 88.000 menus to be dis tributed this week on Southern Pa cific trains and In hotels and res taurants of the company, from New Orleans to th weat coast. ' A central panel of the menu shows a scene of the Rogue valley. F neatn the photograph southern Ore gon Is described In theea words: "Served by the Blaklyou line of Southern Pacific's Shasta route, the Rogue River valley of southern Ore gon ,1a one of the most attractive sections of the Paclflo coast. "Long under Intensive cultivation, the Rogue river lands are highly pro ductive, being particularly famoua for their pears. Thousanda of carload of pears are shipped annually to world market. Apple, cherries, grapes and wide variety of vegetables ar also produced. "The city of Medford, centrally lo cated In the valley. 1 the fruit ship ping center of southern Oregon. It la also widely known as a gateway to Crater lake, on of the world s greatest natural wonders. "Aside from it commercial and agricultural prominence, the Rogue River valley Is known as a region of beautiful scenery and as a sports man's paradise. Some of the best fishing In the west la found in this section." OUNSMITH. Reparrs for all makes of guna. Sims Bros., 31 N. Fir. Greyhound ' MORE MILES PER DOLLAR MORE FREQUENT AND CONVENIENT DEPARTURES DELUXE EQUIPMENT MORE POINTS SERVED Service from Medford NORTMIIOl Ml 1:.V P. M. :SA p. M. 11:10 P. M. S:0S A. M. S.55 A. M. oi TiinnrNit .1:10 A. M. :M A. M. : P. M. 10U0 r. M. EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES O. W. R. T. Klamath Falls ... $ 1.B5 2.80 Portland 8.90 10.35 San Francisco.... 7.60 13.70 Loi Angeles 12.40 22.38 KELLY TO BE GUEST AT SHASTA-CASCADE 1934 REPORT SHOWS CONVENTION MONDAY Th report on raining In Jackson county for 1034 haa Just been re ceived from the TJ. 8. bureau of mines, and ahowi a remarkable rec ord for county aa compared to other oountlea In the state, being second only to Baker In value of metals mined. The report abowa that 8,103.83 fine ounces of lode and placer gold were mined, with a value of 1284,930, There were 13,789 short tons of ore treated In the county, and the yield of allicr, both from lode and placer. waa 8,370 fine ounces, with a total value of 13,130. A total of 3,313 pounds of copper, and 635 pounds of lead were also mined, the report showed. The total value of minerals mined In the county for 1034 waa 2B7.297, Josephine county vpis fourth In the state, with 5,343.04 fine ounces of lode and placer gold with a value of 183,309. Silver yielded $086, and 033 pounds of copper and no lead waa mined. There were '7,881 short tons of ore treated. Total value of all of the minerals mined was i84, 373, or 1103,025 less than the total for Jackson. Baker county waa far ahead of either Jackson or Josephine, with a total of $437,300. ROOSEVELTS SHIP OFF PERLAS ISLE IN PANAMA WASHINGTON, Oct. 15. p The TJ. 8. s. Houston, bearing President Roosevelt and hto party home from California by wa; af the Panama Canal waa reported by the White House today to be off the PerUs Island In the Gulf of Panama. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Col. E. E. Kelly, Medford attorney, will be guest of honor as the personal representative of Governor Martin at the fifth annual convention of the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland associa tion In Red Bluff, Cel., next Monday and Tuesday, the association an nounced today. The convention Is to be attended by foresters, conservationists, sports men, park officials and travel and advertising authorities from all sec tions of the Pacific coast, . Othera from this community who ere planning to attend Include David H. Canfleld, superintendent of Croter Lake national park, A. H. Ban well, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, E. C. Jerome, Verne Shangle and Mr. and Mrs. George Howard. Frank A. Jenkins, publisher of the Klamath Palls Herald and other news papers, Is scheduled to give a talk at a publishers' forum. American Woman Slain In Nanking NANKING. China. Oct. 15. (AP) The American embassy today re quested the Chinese government to exert every effort to apprehend per sons responsible for the death of Dr. Susan Waddell, a former resident of Berkeley, Calif., whom police said had been slain. An autopsy today confirmed the belief the woman, who was last seen alive riding in a ricksha at j 8:30 last night, died of strangula- ; tlon. Her bruised body was found In a ditch today. ARE HONORED BY Alice English and James Stevens have been accorded national recogni tion by the Society of Arts and Scl. ences In Its list of nominations for Its 1035-35 program. It was disclosed In an announcement today from the society's -New York office. Mr. Stevens, the Announcement aald, "Is not only a vocalist but a teacher In the field of music and one who has been contributing hla ser vices toward forming and leading glee clubs for the Chamber of Com merce and social service clubs, of the city and oommu.nl ty.' The society bulletin stated that Mrs. English "Is doing exceptionally fine work in the field of art." She has done a considerable amount of painting here. Including murals at the Jackson school. A few months ago she did some scenlo work for a traveling light opera company. The society stated that Mr. Stevens and Mrs. English were "outstanding In their community' and were "not only rendering a real publlo service but making in his or her own sphere a laudable contribution to the arts." Mrs. English was to leave ( this evening for San Francisco, where she has a number of painting contracts to fill. She said she plans on mak ing her permanent home there. Be correctly corseted In ' an Artist Model by . Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann. USE YOUR CREDIT BUY THAT ROOF NOW No Down Payment 8 Years to Pay Rogue River Roofing Co. Webb and Carton's Paint Store 7 MANN'S LOWER MAIN FLO 0 B Style No. 1 Black Samson Hyde top liquor-proof, bora proof, washable. Leather grain. Smartly decorated Id sitae or red. (Large illustration helew.) 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