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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1935)
MEDFORD M7"TL TRTBUXE. MEPFORD. OREGON, POLYGAMISTS FACE TRIAL IN ARIZONA RAS GUGSA AND HIS DESERTERS ITALIANS MAY DRIVE SOUTH FROM HARRAR , I i a - . efk lf-VI'"f; u;v--w4? . m 11 Three members of a polygamy cult who established a "Garden of Eden" In an isolated section of Arizona are facing trial on charges of "open and notorious cohabitation. Below Is a general view of their 25-famlly community at Short Creek, riz., where their hearing was started and then continued Until October 8 at Kingman, Ariz. Above are the three defendants: (left to right) I. C. Spencer, hit com mon law (polygamous) wife, Sylva Allrcd and Price Johnson. Above, left, Is Deputy Sheriff Millard W. Black, the "law of Short Creek," who Is a proseutlon witness. (Associated Press Photcs) NeV.aWjr '"ifL ) frL" St SMILES, TEARS MARK ACQUITTAL ' Thomas H. Robinson sr., smiled and his daughter-in-law, Francis Robinson, 24, wept the r emotional reactions to their acquittal by a Louisville, Ky., court of j otting with her husband, T. H. Robinson, Jr, the $50,000 ransom kidnap of wealthy young Alice Stoll lof Louisville. (Associated Press Photo WHY THEY CALL HIM HAPPY 4 if J HUM i: v Si?K3,y , -if5 , - At his home In Versailles, Ky., Lt. Gov. A. B. "Happy" Chandler was advised by his campaign managers that he was elected governor ef Kentucky. Chandler, pictured with his wife, Invariably wears that kind of a smile. (Associated Press Photo) SLAYING SUSPECTS CAPTURED 1 7X George Leonard Fiedler, 23 (left), i.nd August Ferdinand Weston, also 23 (right), Indicted for the slaying of Otputy Sheriff Ernest Loll when he came upon them allegedly hunting pheasants out of season. They were captured In Mocllps, Wash., three days after the allying end returned to Portland. Ore. (Associated Press PhotoJ ... lift . p..'. . H1 f if A detachment of Italian soldiers marching towards the frontier to the army engaged In the Ethio pian campaign. They are headed south from Eritrea. (Associated Prese Photo) PAINT PLANT EXPLOSION BRINGS DEATH At least eeven were killed and more than 30 believed badly hurt when an explosion tore apart ( Chicago paint factory. Damage done to the building Is shown above. (Associated Press Photo) Up From Freshmen v CAPITALISTS ATTEND STEEL MEETING 1 safsi.,,,-1 " ; iss'ii an if.in.t i Bob Hsrwlg made California's first string this year after ptaying esntsr on the 1934 freshmen eleven. He has playsd the pivot In all of the varsity games this season. Bob weighs 196 pounds and calls Pomo na, Calif., home.. (Associated Prese Photo 7TT 3 tie A ... V, . , . . .ft Many prominent figures were present when the United States Steel Corporation announced plans for $140,000,000 In Improvements. Among them were George W. Laughlin (left), president of the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, and Andrew W. Mellon, former secretary of the treasury and nationally known banker. (Antedated Preti Photo) 5 I -"m i 'AjHfafc peLMKi atf? tfcaaLkyPfc. , With the fall of Aduwa. It waa believed In Addia Ababa that the Italian forces will advance from Eritrea and Somallland on Harrar, ona of Ethiopia's most Important cities. The town la shown In one of the latest pictures to be received from abroad. (Associated Prese Photo) MUSSOLINI HURLS GAUNTLET IN FIERY SPEECH Jammed Into the plaza facing the Palazza de Venezla, hundreds of Italians are ahown at they heard Premier. Mussolini (arrow, on balcony) defy "Interference" by other nations and foreoast opening of the Ethiopian war which started the next day, (Associated Press Photo) CROWD GREETS ROOSEVELT AT SALT LAKE CITY H Several thousand persons turned out at Salt Lake City to greet Preeldent Rooaevelt on hla way to dedicate Boulder Dam. He le pictured as he made a brief talk from the rear platform of hla special train. Gov. Henry H. Blood etandt between the Preeldent and Mra. Roosevelt. (Associated Press Photo) v ft it' NEW U. S. DESTROYER LAUNCHED Edward F. McOrady, aaslstant sec retary ef labor and the acs labor trouble shooter for the administra tion, flaw to the Pacific Coast to try to effect waterfront peace. (As . - M jig ,, ' "TS ;K'" . :iT 3f Five thousand peraone watched the new atandard class destroyer Marian elide down the runway Into the water at the Staten Island, N. V plant of the United Orydocke, Ino. The assistant secretary of the navy participated In ceremonies launching the $8,100,000 vessoL manned with five-Inch duns. (Associated Prese Photo)
