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STRAW BALLOTS
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1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1936.
SALEM, Jan. 2. (AP) The Oregon
supreme court' today overruled the
action of the bar examiners In deny
ing admission to th bar of Dr. L. K.
Poyntz of Portland. The case, the
first of its kind for many years n
the state court, was declared by Jus
tices "most unusual."
Poyntz. a practicing physician in
Portland the past 12 years last May
made application to the supreme
court for admission to the bar after
having passed the regular examina
tions. The board of bar examiners
had refused to admit Poyntz becauf-e.
the board said, "his moral character
was not good."
After application was filed for ad
mission, the board filed a complaint
against him. naming four reasons
why he should not be admitted. These
included allegations that "his reputa.
tion among members of his profes
sion Is not good." that he had "aided
and abetted oTie Dr. Richard Neu
bauer in violation of the law relative
to sale of narcotics," and that as a
professional witness In personal in
Jury cases his findings and testimony
"In most cases are wilfully false.'
These allegations were denied by the
applicant.
The opinion, written by Justice
Harry Belt, overruled the action of
the board and admitted Poyntz to
practice, and vindicating him of all
charges filed.
MAE WEST'S MANAGER
HELD FOR CONDUCTING
INDECENT STAGE SHOW
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jon. 2. (API
Police raided an alleged Indecent
stage show early today and arrested
James A. Tlmony, business manager
of Mae West, and 14 members of the
cast of "Ladles by Request."
After being booked on suspicion
of producing an Indecent 6how and
suspicion of failure to obtain a firs
permit, Tlmony was released on his
own l-ecognlzance.
The ten actors and four actresses
were booked on suspicion of partici
pating In an Indecent performance.
Miss West has denied on several
occasions that she was lending finan
cial support to her rotund, gray-ha'.r-ed
manager in his theatrical venture.
"If I come up to see his show, it's
because I'm his friend." said the
blonde star.
Tlmony declined to comment on
the case as his trial was set la night
court for a week from today.
Billed as a farcical drama, "Ladles
by Bequest" deals with -the--marital
trials of two sophisticated couples
NEW YORK. Jan. a. (AP) Reply
ing to Representative Walter M. Pierce
of Oregon, the Literary Digest todiy
declared lte atraw ballot "merely dis
closed the mind of the voters In ad
vance and does not 'create ballyhoo'
or effect one-sided voting in the of
ficial balloting."
Announcing his Intention to seek
to have atraw ballot barred from the
malls. Rep. Pierce in Washlntgon yes
terday asserted. "A straw ballot easily
could be planned to throw a major
ity In a certain way and by creating
& band-wagon, get a million voles
right off the bat."
"Such a premise," said the Uterarj
Digest, In a formal statement, "is
contrary to the findings witnessed by
poll managers."
The statement continued: "Offlc-i
lals of the magazine state that it j
seems axiomatic to tnem tnai tne ;
closeness of their forecasts in the
1924, 1928 and 1932 campaigns to the
actual votes of the official election
which followed shows that the poll i
merely disclosed the wind of the vot- I
ers in advance and does not create
'ballyhoo' or effect one-sided voting '
in the official balloting."
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SCH00NER PILES UP
BANDON, Ore., Jan. 2. (AP) The
gasoline schooner E. L. Smith, cap- '
talned by Prank Brock of Bandou. 1
paid mute tribute today to the power
of the recent high seas.
The boat swerved Into the sand 1
when it struck high waves and heavy
wind yesterday while crossing the
Bandon bar. Today It lay on ihe
beach, apparently a wreck
It carried a Cargo oi lumber sr.d
cheese. Captain Brock and a crew !
of five were removed safely by coast ! I
guardsmen. The boat Is owned by 1
Brock and Andrew Jackson of Maple-
ton. Coast guardsmen said the ship :
was valued at $7,000.
APPLEGATE SO
PORTLAWD. Jan. 2. (AP) Jesse
Applegate, BO, grandson of Jesse
Applegate, pioneer and famous, fig
ure in enrly Oregon history, aica
here Tuesday from a heart attack.
He had been 111 since December 17
His grandfather and the latter'"
two brothers, Charles and unosay,
crossed the plains to Oregon from
Missouri In 1843. Their nam's rank
high In lists of famous Oregon pio
neers.
The grandson was born In Ton
calla, where his grandfather Is
burled. Years ego he owned in an
stract office in Jackson county. He
later established the Pioneer Em
plownent company In Pendleton and
Portland, and for five years was
nostmaster at Gibbon. Unatllla
county.
Jesse Aonlesate was associated In
the abstract business with his father,
Peter Applegate, in Jacksonville
many years ago, but left this county
at an early af?c. Little available In
"formation roenrding his csreer in
Sthls section of the state wss avail
able today.
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uni enniCD
;AT m MEETING
LEAGUE OF CITIES
MEETS HERE JAN. 14;
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fiUGENE. Ore , Jan. 2. (P) Six
meetings to discuss municipal prob
lems will be held this month, Her-,
man Kehrll, executive secretary of the
League of Oregon Cities, announced
here.
The meetings, to be sponsored by
the league and by the University ol
Oregon bureau of municipal research,
were listed as follows. Medford, Jan.
14; RoseDurg, Jan 17; uoquiuc, jaa.
21; Corvallls, Jan. 23; Salem, Jan. 26;
Hills bo ro, Jan. 29.
Weather ,
Northern California: Occasional ;
rain today and probably early to- ;
night, snow over high mountains; ;
Friday partly cloudy with valley fog,
cooler In north portion tonight; mod- ;
erate southerly winds on coast; fresh ;
to strong north of San Francisco and ;
shifting to northwest.
Oregon: Unsettled and slightly cold .
er tonight, with showers in west and :
snow flurries In east portion; Fridaj.
partly cloudy with showers In north
west portion; moderate west wind on
coast.
Be correctly corseted in
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
Phone 642. We ll haul away youi
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
T.inna' miih T'lpvlnv at Valen-
S tine's. A. H. Ban-nil was princlpil
speaker, choosing "Aviation in Med
; ford" as his topic. Bsnweil outlines
I plans for the new airport expansion
'here, reviewed the possibilities and
.w.kmiA- -r ii,. mi Hins chosen
v.. ... mt-mv .w.hatf. and told
the Lions of the prcsresa that has-
been made In the last severs, jrm..
Entertainment was furnished by
E'.isebe DaUaire. who played three
piano numbers, which were very well
received Dailsire is a music student
at St. Matt's academy here.
J. r Hftws. newly initiated member,
attended his first Lion meeting to
day. W. P. Duniap wss a guest t
th meeting.
It ws ennounced at the meet that
the attendant contest will be resum
ed next week.
Seely Hall Feted
Before Departure
PORTEND, Ore., Jan. a (API
8: V. HM. divisional sup"""'1"5
ent ol the United Alt Lines, will leave
today f'.-f C'iIcsco to bcxur.e assistant
to ;ti vice-president of the company
H:i us, flren a bsnquet la.t night
by the Or.-n Aero rhib and rnlted
Air line r'llrl:-!'-. He wss presented
wltri sever.il ct:.s.
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