Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 30, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextNTEDFOTCn MATL TrRTTNTR. MTDFOKR CVREGOT, MONDAY. MARCH SO. 1935 PAOTC RTCYEN LOCAL and PERSONAL ' To Spokane Among passengers boarding the northbound train yes terday morning was Mrs. E. E- Meyer, wno left for Spokane. Wash. To Seattle Mrs. A. A. Seekats vas among Medfordttes leaving yesterdty morning tor Seattle, Wash. ;.-t Keff Eetnrns Porter J. Neff, Med ford attorney, returned yesterday morning from Portland where he made a week-end business visit, - To North Dakota Leaving on tha northbound train this morning was K. L. Whlteson, whose destination was Grand Porks, N. D. Visit In Anhtand Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trttes visited In Ashland Friday evening, calling at the home of Mr and Mrs. Garry Newton. - Luther League Meet The Luther Lague of Zlon Lutheran church will hold a regular business and social meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlor. . To Sell Popcorn A popcorn sale will be held at the Washington school Thursday by members of the P.-T. A. of that Institution. - To Klamath Camps Capt. O. L pierce, assistant Inspector of the Med- nu4 rrri H I fiH if. 1ft. yirtn.w nn n , inspection trip to the camps Of the Klamath area. To San Francisco Among those leaving by train tonight will be C H. Allen, who la returning to head quarters In San Francisco af ter mak ing a Business visit; aero. - Returns Home Eldon White re " turned this morning to his home In Fargo, N. V., Biter being called here last week by the serious illness ana death of his brother, Edwin J. White. Visits Here Mrs. Arthur 8 trader : returned this morning to her hone In Eugene after having spent the .' week-end visiting at the O. E. Strader home and also with her son, K el ton Strader. Back to College Malcolm Lundy Jones, student at Willamette univer sity, returned north this morning after spending the past ten days vis iting with the Rev. and Mrs. S. H Jones of Jacksonville. Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. O. TL , Moffat, formerly of Ashland and now living here, were in Ashland Friday vlsltln their daughter, Miss joy moi ' fat. a student at the Southern Ora- ; gon Normal school. They also made several business cans miring me any Get Birth Notice Mr. and Mrs, T. : 6. Cady of Jacksonville star route received notice the latter part of the ; week of the birth of a daughter to then son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Cady of Moscow, : Idaho. Mrs. Cady left by train for j Moscow yesterday for a visit with the Janonch Due Back Karl L. ?- i nouch. supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, Is expected back to morrow from Portland where for tho past three weeks he has been assist ing In the revision of the UnltM States forest service administrate v 2 handbook. Clear at Crater Weather In Crater Lake national park today was de scribed over the morning broadcast as clear, bright and cold. The park Is now covered with 153 Inches of snow. All park roads are open, ex cepting the rim drive which la being plowed. v t Has Broken Leg Bobby Hearn. young grandson of Mr. and Mrs. An drew Hearn of PhQenlx. suffered a broken leg while playing last Thurs day noon. His father, B. E. Hearn, motored from Portland to be with him over the week-end. He Is con fined to the Community hospital. Attend Forum Lunch Fred W. Scbeffei, city superintendent, and A. H. Banwell. manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, today attended the forum-luncheon held In the Redwoods hotel under auspices of the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce, To' Honor Scouts Parents of Boy Scouts and members of the Washing ton P.-T. A. are Invited to attond the scout meeting Tuesday at 8 P m. at Washington school when scouts will receive awards. The parents and sponsors are anxious to encourage the boys by showing interest in tneir work. To Beside Here Mr. and Mrs. Mel ville Stlne. Jr., and Mrs. Sttne's daughter. Miss Jean Douglas, have arrived from Sacramento to make their home here where Mr. Stlne will be the Medford representative of the Blrely Orange Juice company. They are at present, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klme. Mrs. Klme betn? an aunt of Mr. Stlne. ' Ski at Crater Harold Wall and Fred Schmidt spent yesterday skiing In Crater Lake national park. With 18 Inches of new snow on the ground they reported skiing conditions were better than at any previous time this year. Park roads were open but tne state highway between Union Creek and the west entrance was coverea with 10 Inches of snow, making motor travel slow and somewhat hazardous, they said. ' t To Butte Falls Maurice Tedrow. district ranger of the Rogue River national forest, and SI marl Jarvl, who la to replace Mr. Tedrow here, left to day on an Inspection trip to Butte Falls and the CCO camp at South Fork.. Mr. Tedrow, who has bem promoted to the Colville national for est, plans to leave here vmn aire Tedrow on Wednesday for Tonasket, Wash- where the couple will make their home.- BLOOMING TREES HIT SEVERE BLOW BY UNUSUAL COLD (Continued from Pag On.) EASTER QUEEN GETS ACQUAINTED i JMKaTt. " J r - ! r F I -' ' " J " ' ,s m-. L a . - j . J 4 I W A- 4 X&i Her Is dainty four-year-old Shirley Walt getting acquainted In advance with her bnny and chick. She wii (elected as queen of th annual pre-Easter frolle held by the poultry Industry at Petaluma, California' "eoa capital." (Ateoclated Preei Phnt Medford federal experiment station, and Dr. P. C. Reuner of the Talent experiment atatlon. Both ignM that. It always loots worse than It really Hard To Beat "Undoubtedly, In orchards that did not amucUe. there will be heavy dam age." Dr. Relmer said. "Due to atmos pheric conditions It was dllllcult to beat, aa the heat sped upwards quickly. Th tot blooming pear and other fruit have probably escaped scevere loss, aa they are In a less ad vanced state of development than the earlier pears. There will be plenty of pears left, In my opinion. It waa a. severe frost ana were wui be some loss, and some of the pears may be marked." said Dr. Aldrlch. The extent cannot be determlnd un til after the blossoms have turned black or brown. The latter condition will develop today." Dr. Relmer said the pears nave aur- vlved Juat aa oold a period. Records show that on April 3, 1918. the mer cury dropped to SI degrees at the Talent station degree less thsn that shown last night. Heavy Uws Feared County Horticulturist 0. D. Cordy also stated the loss could not be de termined until later, but said, "there was undoubtedly heavy loss in some of the colder orchards." Damage In the general run of orchards, where smudging prevailed, he figured aa nominal loss, with varying aegrees according to conditions. A wind blew most 01 tne nigni. which nude It difficult to keep the temperatures up, and it waa heavy cold," Horticulturist Cordy said. In some of the colder orcnara. smudging started aa early as eight o'clock, and smudging crews war has tily called from their homes ana tne- aters. After a cloudy aay. ne say cleared shortly after seven o'clock. In some orchards the firing continued until past eight o'clock this morn ing. A light haze In mid-sky this morning minimised the danger. A heavy blanket of smoke blanketed the orchard dlstrlcta most of the day. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BOOSTS CAPITALIZATION PORTLAND. March 80. i- (AP) The United States National bank notified stockholders Saturday that an Increase of capitalisation to 500.000 carried the approval or shareholders. Assignable rights for th subscription and purchase oi additional stock "will be issued April IS. 1 SAN FRANCISCO, March SOV (AP) The Hammond Lumber company announced today the election of Leonard O. Hammond as president. h is the son of the former presi dent and founder, the late A. o. Hammond, and will head the tirm and Its associate, the Hammond at Little River Redwood Co., Ltd. Brazil's railroad grwoth was shown In recent official figures ss follows: in 1804 the miles In operation to taled 11319.831; in 1934, 20,494.100 The Lucas trophy, awarded In rec ognition of outstanding civic perform ance, went to Bavsnnana mayor. Thomas Oamble, In 1935. The only band of Indiana remalnlo In Colorado are th southern U'es. who live In the southwest corner of the state. Army Leader i! if- i'jt IP1 1 r J" . H MYRTLE POINT SCHOOLS CLOSED BY MENINGITIS MYRTLE POINT, Ore, Marc'r. SO. (fl The grade and Junlc high schools closed here today wl-an It be came known a atudent w 111 with spinal meningitis. Brssil's railroad gro'th waa shown tutlon on January 3 1788, being the fourth state to take that action. Ifforta of Oerjian agriculture ex pert are being directed to Increasing farm production by reducing plant and animal diseases. Canning of papayas tnsy become a new Induitry In the lower Rio Grande valley, vhere the fruit la esslly grown stouten reported general In- ereaj of 88 percent In harvesting her prMdpal crops In IPX. Ruth Shaw (above), yoi ng un employed Salt Lake City bookkeep er, was found sssaulted and dead beside a canyon road na'.r that city ftsr ah had left a pjblle dance hall with si., unidentified young man. (Aeaoeiated Press Photo) NASAL k IRRITATION J aosteeeU-W Relieve th done" sndl Irntatlnn by appiyinR mvntnolalirm niljni and morning. HITLER DEFENDS HIS POLICY a. t . v , V v, x X V -"S ( X X 4 X X x x N -X X W jrolv x . v EXECUTION STAY IS REFUSED BY I (Continued trom rag On) Ity that Governor Harold O. Hoffman might exercise a self admitted doubt ful power of reprieve. Th governor virtually pleaded Hauptmann'a ease before th pardons court. He ha said repeatedly however that he had no Intention of granting another reprieve. Th corridor of the state house where the announcement waa made, was jammed with persona Including legislators returning for the session tonight. The German leader, surrounded by Nazi emblem and loyal fol lowers. Is shown as he told an estimated crowd of 100.000 at Karls ruhe, Baden, that nothing could make Germany renounce her regained sovereignty over the Rhlneland. Thla waa Adolf Hitler' first publlo address after sending troops Into the Rhine area. (Associated Press Photo) . Royal Co-Ed .4.: ' , . ' - ' ' -a(ri?0Srta J? ; - - i Miss Edith McMahon (above), was selected by fellow.students s.'i th University of Arizona to be the institution's 1936 "desert quren." (Associated Press Photo) OREN R. ADAMSON ON HIGHWAY JOE (Continued from Pago One) still parked In the she. His bortv was crushed horribly, and he Is oo lleved to have died Instantly. The body was discovered 1ft or 2C minutes later by F. T. Crosby, tlnia keeper on the project, who lmmedt ately ran to tiio scene oi opera ttoni and summoned aid. The coroner then notified. Operations on the project were sin down fur th day. Harry Harbert, truck driver on the job and cltv frlertd of the dead man, drove t Etgle point to notify Adamson's fam iff. Besides the four children, he alw leaves his wife. Funeral arrange ments will be announced later. GERMAN ELECTION ARMS HIRER FOR NEW AGGRESSIONS (Continued from page One.) MRS. VANDERB1LT malnlng 643,026 ballots, 'the electors wroto no or otherwise made their votes "Invalid." In the German view, the fact that there waa no chance to vote In im position, but only to take the Nazi party list or leave it. did not detract from the overwhelming Nazi triumph. Servant of l'eople. Dcr Fuehrer now felt, Informed sources said, that whatever he might demand from the other powers ne would demsnd not as the dictator, but as the servant. of 67,000.000 Ger mans who commanded him not to yield one inch of German territory, nor one bit of German rlghta. Hitler, It waa believed, would be more lntranslgeant thnn ever now In his dealings with other nations. There was no Intimation, ,iuwover. of the exact contents of hla extensive counter-propoealB to the Locarno powers, promised for tomorrow In his preliminary reply March 34 to .the Loudon plan for a settlement of the Rhlneland Issue. WASHINGTON, March 80. (AP). Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbllt loat today In the aupreme court In her effort to obtain custody of her wealthy 12-year old child, Gloria. The tribunal refused to review a decree of New Ycrk courta award ing chief custody of the young heiress to her sunt, Mrs. Gertrude Vanderbllt Whitney. Sensational testimony waa re ceived during the two-month hear ing before th New Tori aupreme court. It became so spicy at ram that the public was oxnluded. Copyright, 1938, by the Associated Press. .TRENTON, . J., March SO-(AP) The long shsdow of th Lindbergh baby murder fell across two more men today even as the court of par dons met to consider th mercy plea of the condemned third Bruno Richard Hauptmann. one of the new figures In the In creasingly bewildering case the middle-aged, clergyman's son, Paul H. Wendel, wss held In Jail here. A formal charge of havtng murdered the baby was filed agalnat him, but he Issued a statement denying any knowledge of the crime, and the county prosecutor said he, too, was convinced there wsa nothing to war rant prosecution. The other man Oaaton B. Means, former federal agent and now a fed eral prisoner for having fleeced Mrs. Evslyu Walsh McLean by pretending to be an Intermediary In ransom negotiations with the Lindbergh jsby kidnapers stood self-eccused by a "confession, purportedly pen red in bis Leavenworth penitentiary -ell. The focus of Interest, however, burned with lncreaalng brightness ipon the principal figure. Bruno "Menard Hauptmann, despite the ... . .n..tPn 0f tne new charaC' ters Into the case. The question to be amrwered either by the court of pardons or by Governor Harold O Hoffman was whether Hauptmann would die aa scheduled at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. I 7red Astaire and Ginger Rogers In Craterian Romance New box office records were set ! the Craterian theatre yesterday Ith the opening of tha new As-lre-Rogers hit "Follow th Fleet." nd, greeting the capacity crowds ist thronged the theatre, the atars inned. whirled, exchanged wis' racks, eung and romanced In the tvia that has msde Fred Astaire and Jtagor Rogera th aoe dance taam f the screen. They can mark down Follow the Fleet" as on of their :est. But, In th enthusissm over the talent that are so msrkcd In the t.mn mtjLrx. one shouldn t forget nan dolph Scott playing the part of Fred's eallor-nuany, nor enoma uu. r.n l mention Harriet U"ro, who make her screen debut tn this show, olvlne every promise of r comlna a big time favorite. For one thine she has a oharmlng man ner, for another, an attractive iat and figure, and topping those as tnhiites. a Dlrsslng voice thst I heard In her Introduction of two of the many Irving Benin soni number. 'Oct The Behind M Satan" and "Where Are You." But, getting back to Astalr and th lovely to look upon Miss Rog ers. Starting off with s bsng, the film opens with Fred leading his sailor band In a catchy novelty number "We Saw the Sea." From there th acene rapidly eblft to a danc hall In San Franclaoo, where dinger la one of th paid ehter talnera. All of which glvea th two their first chinos to get together and danos In a snappy routine "Let Yourself Go," that has aa much alp and verve and whirling feet as youll see In many a day. Later on In th film. Ginger use It for a solo number In sn audition for Job which, Incidentally, she does not get due to Fred's well-meaning but ruinous Interference. Astalr also haa a solo number In "I'd Rather Lead a Bsnd," set on the deck of the battleship, and topping his routlns In "Top Hst, which Is going some to ssy the least. There are t couple of other numbers tn which the two stars Join, "All My Egcs In One Bssket, aamt-comedy novelty Bit nd, as th grand finale, their latest bsll room creation "Let's Face the Musle snd Dsnce." There Is plenty of th "snsp and go" that haa characterised past nita from these two stars, which when mixed with the comedy and back ground tory makes "Follow the Fleet" on of those pictures that ahould be marked down aa the must see" type. It playa until to morrow night only. hard-hltttng tough guy. th plctur gives one exceptional seen In which th Latin star starts a varlUbl roughhouss after getting fed up with being pushed about by hi fellow workers. For those who Ilk to se the suave and romantlej Oeorg Raft, they also can havw their desires fulfilled for It 1 In hi scenes with Miss Russell that Raft glvea hi best performance. And after all, who wouldn't want to b at their beat with regal Rosalind Russell, who Is rapidly Becoming: one of the eereen's best-Ilked xam Inlne stsrst ' PORTLAND, Ore, March 80. (AP) Dorr E. Keasey, 81, retired realtor and former member of the stste house of representatives from Port land, died of a heart ailment nere today. Medford Lodge No. 83, I. O. O. f. Meet on eacn Tuesday, 7:80 p, m.. I. O. O. F, hall, 310 W. 8th St. Members are urged to be present and visiting brothers alwsy welcome. Gen. ailchl Nlehl (6ovs) became an of th "big three" of th Japa nese army by hi appointment ai lnspctor-gnral of military sduoa tlon to succaed Gen. Jotsro Wata nab, on of th victim of th mili tary aaaauina at Tokyo. (Aaaocl ated Prea Photo) Famous Mentalist On Rialto's Stage Starting Sanday Something new greeted patrone at th Rlalto theatre yesterday witn the opening of Jay Clarke's week engagement on the stage where the famous mentalist Is causing tne hudlenc to wonder "How doe be do Itf For. apparently not a miss yesterdsy marred bis record of not only repestlng questions thst were written on pieces of paper without even taking them out of the glasa Jar In which they bad been drop ped but also giving the answers. leavtng the questioner wondering at the almost uncanny powers of the man. The screen feature on th program glvea George Raft one of the best parts he baa ever had. Teamed witn Rosalind Russell and Leo oarriuo, "It Had to Happond" la the ewlftly- paoed, thoroughly entertaining story of an Italian immigrant who rises rapidly to political power from hla lowly atart aa a dlich-dlgger. Rosa lind Russsll Is Mrs. Rodman Drake, wife of on of New York's big trust company' presidents, part playsd by Alan Dlnenart. Leo Carrlllo la Raft's bosom friend and It u uar rlUo who, In his own psrtlculsr and altogether comical style, brings In much of the comedy with wnion the film abounds. For twose who like Raft as the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CARS painted. Spray system. Low cort. Guar. Auto Beauty shop pu. iuoi. PHONE 969 -R, re-wpnolstering, r- fialshlng. re-glueing tmoauiw 489 ACRE grain and stock ranch. mostly fenced, lou acres piow uiuu, springs, timber snd outside rang. Price 5.0O0.0O, $1300.00 cash, bal ance a5O.0O per year, plus t, n Incumbrance. Consider clesr resU dence as down payment, Medford Pipe & Mach. Co., 40 S. Fir St, Medford, Ore. GOOD citizenship requires that you register and vota. rtegisuanua w the Msy primary closes April 14tb. Jsckson County Democratlo Cen tral Committee. FOR SALE Power shovels, screens. oonveyors, cruaners, vumi n:.'.!, boilers, snd mining equip ment. Medford Pipe As Mach. Co, 40 S. Fir St., Medford, Ore. , - - - i. i -i -hi, -i ii - ) WANT To buy used Fordson or soma) other used light tractor, rnoue suo. Central Point. TrelcMer. WANTED Elderly ladles to room and board; large sunny rooms. Reason able. Mrs. Flaherty, Central Point, Just back of Telephone office. LOST Female Boston Bull; nsn-., Mldgey. I.'o Mil. Pleas return, 114 N. Front. - . LOST Saturday at Oriental Gardens, silk purse. Finder please return U Mall Tribune and retain th money. WANTED Girl for general housework; and care of 3 children. Call laBO. DO DOE GRAHAM 1-ton truck: run good; priced for quick sale oc trad for wood. See carkln. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. - . Dodge and Plymouth. LOST Friday, pair of glaase. Leaf at Tribune office. FOR SALE Good milk cow and year ling heifer. Both for 80 If takea at onoe. Vern Ouohoa, Phone 857-L, FOR SALE Attractive 4-room horn near junior high; wood rang, hard wood floors. Price Uuu. Also, modern 4-room nous on Berrydale Ave., 1-3 acre. Price 1800. Immediate possession. Essy terms. See W. J. WARNER. Jackson Co. Bldg. and Loan. V FOR SALE S360.00 credit at discount, on new Chrysler or Plymouth. Call 387-L. . small furnished Mbuse. 134 S. ivy. for SALE Allalfa seed, 14o lb. . H. Neldermever. Phone 6P7-R-1." HOW! THE BIG PARADE OF HITS! I Matt . . JSC 1 1 Eves . . 3cll Kiddle lOcll hfatt . . JSc I I Eves . SSol Kiddle . tocl LZ3 Positively Ends Tomorrow! Capacity Crowds! Records Smashed! FRED GINGER 3 ' . ..in .' WED. ONLY!1 A Our Price ARE EIGHT! ' I I Let os r,ae an estimate j Olson Electric ,1 Phonr, 1X5 3 N. 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Alv. ill HMfAiMT I cr'W Ml 8:48-8.(10 II 111 t f-1 T aV A Rlddlea-lOe JJh f " a Irish ss I H)llp-VItpjpaajpjhMBHM r VwTttA rock and tie Csj s l M A -iy lrky day for you I f M Positively Ends Tomorrow Night!) 1 Vj A-UTCTN Y A i LtJimnwMmL 9 Irtn A 7:!: ul... IThs all-time low record temperature :V'lptS8RBZBSSi:&-, - ' -j 'r' ''''"' ' I A lot North Carolina Is 21 degreea be- SP'jt&XT C I I ' r"" - low rero; the ali-tlme high 103. "ffP ICS OlT -'f? ''tJ''''';''l: iV-. I 1 "VLZJZUi THE HIT OF HITS! lX VVV 1 i l fijr It's Raft at his best and no . W & 1 If ' IT ' ry."T W V?iZ Wf wonder look who's with hlml 73 '''' " " ' ' '""'''' V' L " m' ' m ilflTDOSll.f -sTvY llvvr ruJltlvely Knds lonmrron! B l4Viil JT JJjaaaW 'j'K ' 'l SSL i pink tomun : On nlStage featuri for W.d. and Thur j , J80 yg fifo Qy fa Holly ; If M Already he's the -' C n C C LI L4 A Wl I " I r a . talk ot th. tnwni ; T 1. 9il'vmAn f , ar,,,. y r-m-. 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