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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1936)
FT??!? TEN" T Z Firearms Act Will Require Revolver Purchasers to Register Court Action ' Will Be Speeded Up By Roger Hawthorne Associated press Staff writer WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (P) Oovernment attorneys are forging M weapons in what they describe as s drive to combat America's cost liest foe organized crime. Since the 75th congress adjourned last June 20, Brlen MoMahon, assist ant to Attorney General Cummlngs. and sides have been drafting new leg islation for introduction In tho next congress. Topping the list Is an smendment to the national firearms set which would require every purchaser of ft revolver or automatic pictol to reg ister with the bureau of Internal revenue. Heglster Purchasers All purchasers of machine guns. sawed off shotguns and silencers must register, but small firearms purchas- rs are exempt. Recent Invention of a high power ed revolver, capable of wrecking an automobile engine with one bullet and already offered on the open mar ket, "emphasizes more than ever.' McMahon salo today, "the need of regulatory legislation." High on the Justice department's list of "desirable" bills is a measure to abolish appeals In habeas corpus proceedings, Speed Court Action The purpose of this bill," Mcma hon says, "is to prevent tho long de lays, In some cases two years, in the government's attempts to have de fendants removed from one federal district to another for trial In the federal courts. Another measure wolud require de fendants Intending to use defense ali bi to give the prosecution sdvsnce notice. The purpose of this bill. Mc Mshon says, Is to prevent perjured Hats by giving government agents ft chance to check on them in advance. Under a fourth measure awaiting Introduction In congress an Iron hand would be given a-men In dealing with extortionists. New England states today as part of his personal campaign dash to Fort land, Maine, for a speech Saturday. Greeting newsmen in his office on the morning of his 49th birthday, the Republican candidate said that when his special train swings north from New York city Saturday morning. It will atop at: Connecticut Stamford, Bridgeport, New Haven and New London. Massachusetts Worcester, Lowell and Lawrence. New Hampshire Dover. Maine Kennebunk.. The presidential nominee's speech In Portlsnd Saturday night will close the Republican campaign in that state. Maine voters go to the polls Monday. The Portland address will be broad cast by the National Broadcasting company red network, probably at 9:30 p.m., (EST), TOP GOTHAM AUCTION AT AVERAGE OF $2.44 LANDON TO TALK E TOPEKA, Kna., wpt. 10. (AP) Oovemor Alf M. Landon Hated nine rear platform nppenrnnrea In four mm Save lime! Use nur overnight service North or South. Toeithtr Portland or San Francisco you csn sleep while you ride. Leave here any night. Arrive at your destination next morning rf luibtil, lit and trim. It's the most comfortable and the safest way to travel. Saves monev, tool PORTLAND One U 4y Round ir iff $988 $1305 This overnight trip bring ymi into Portland it 8:00 am. A bene fares good in itandnrd Pullmans, plus berth charge, Or ride in toadies at still lower fares, SAN FRANCISCO One uty Routidlrip $842 $1520 On thin overnight tun the Shasta brings you into San Francisco at 9:52 a.m. Above fares good in roomy coaches; alo in tourist sleeping cars, plus itni.ll berth charge. Southern Pacific t, C. Carle, Agent, Tel. U Tuesday morning's New York auc tion market uv the first car load of Sun Sugared peers from the newly organized Park Far ma, Inc., topping the market, It was learned yeeterday by Walter Leverette, president of tho corporation.. The car of plain fancy BartlettA sold at 25 to 12.75 for an average of ta.44. The fruit wa& In competition with California, Wann ing ton, Oregon and Rogue valley fruit, Leverott said, and was the first Jot of Oregon fruit to equal the California average. Leverette yesterday received a let ter from O. E. Thurston, president of Thurston Fruit Co., Inc., of New York, complimenting him on the spe cial section published In the Mall Tribune upon the opening of the new fruit plant near Voorhles crooslng. "I believe that X can safely say that never to my knowledge, during the years X have been In the fruit busi ness, has any Individual or organi zation as auspiciously started In busi ness aa a shipping grower," Thurston wrote. He added that the company Intended using the special green sec tion of the Mall Tribune In their ad vertisements to Interior market deal ers, and In Canada. 4--. Rev Hermitage to Portland Pulpit PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 10. (AP) The Rev. W. H. Hermitage of Sacra mento has accepted an invitation to serve at Interim pastor at Trinity Episcopal church. He will hold office until a permanent rector la selected, poulbly about December 1, The Rev. Mr. Hermitage was vaca tion supply pastor at Med ford Epis copal church this summer. GUN REPAIRS. Expert gunsmiths. Sims Bros., 33 N. Fir. Oun sights. Employees of the Med ford Corpora tion held their annual picnic Labor Day at the Elks picnic grounds on Rogue river, under the auspices of the Loyal Legion of Lumbermen and Loggers, with an estimated attend ance of 400 employees, their families and friends. A baseball game, foot races, stunt races, games and entertainment for children and grown-ups alike added to the entertainment. In the eve ning a big dance was held with prizes for special dances. Many prizes In dozens of different events were given away, contributed by Medford and Central, Point mer chants. Donors of awards and equip ment used Included : Copco, Mar-nhall-Smlth-Lconard, Baldwin piano Shoppe, HUlyer'a garage, 4-L, Borden Milk Co., Hubbard Bros., Inc., Han gen Hardware Co.. Pine Cone, F. W, Woolworth, Blake, Moffitt and Townn. West Side Pharmacy, Palmer Music House, Economy Seed and Feed Co., Hubbard-Wray Co., Tom Farlow, Golden Rule and the Band Box. Other donors were Larry Schade, John W. Johnson, J. J. Newberry Co., East Side Pharmacy, Webb and Car Ion, Economy Lumber Co., The Club, Fredette'a, Reliable Grocery, Berry dale store, Montgomery Ward and Co.. Young's Drug Store. Bohemian club. Beck's Bakery. Fluhrer's bakery. Model Bakery. Lamport's. Safeway, Stores. City Cleaners and Dyers. Med ford Mall Tribune. Srhuss Vintage. J. C. Penney Co., Al Piche and Big Pines Lumber Co. Still other prizes were given by Valley Fuel Co., Chet Leonard ser vice atotion. Andy's Super Service, Firestone Auto Supply, Lee Smith and Son. Lewis Super Service, Luman Brothers. Porter Lumber Co., Med ford Printing Co., The Texas company (Tcxneo),. Economy Groceteria. Med ford Service Station. Brophy's. LJt tre.ll Parts. Leonard Electric company nnd City Meat Market. Prizes were also offered by Shell Oil company. Hunt's Craterlan, Peer less Market, Shirley Bros.. Flcntner's Garage, the Beverage Shop, Will H. Wilson. The Toggery, Brown's. Jark- "Denture Static" Shouts "FALSE TEETH" But PASTE ETH denture powder stops It, grips plates tight 24 hours. Fastena loose plates, stops all clouded speech mumbling and lisping and cl irking, slipping or popping out of teeth. Made alkaline to prevent sore S;ums, burning, denture breath. Taste ess. Get FASTEETH at Western Thrift or any drug store. When mourn tissuca cnange, see your rienttnt. son County Feed Co., Plggly-Wlggly, Western Thrift, Standard Oil, Valen tine's Cafe, A. J. Milton, Smokehouse Bowl, Snider Dairy and Produce com pany, Jarmln's Drug Store, G. and M. store, E. G. Roseborough, Bates Bros.. Medford Iron and Steel Works, Lee's Men's Shop, Office Stationery and Supply Co., Walden'a Grocery, Boyd's Market, Cupp's Furniture, Monarch Seed and Feed, Ethelwyn B. Hoff mann, Heath's Drug Store and the Lorenz company. Y this is our lucky day... we're off for a dip in . . . BOURBON WHISKEY tO M0O PINT 70o row: So. i9-e QUART $135 row: No. 1S9-S Bed Sheet Ballots Prove Burdensome PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 10. IPj Dr. James K. Pollock, projessor of political science at tho University of Micnigsn, told a Portland civic club that "the burden of the United States ballot Is unbearable It re sembles a bed sheet in slzo and Is like a cross-word puzzle." He said the "Ideal ballot should bear a maximum of 10 nam,, bmh remaining officials should be np. pointed," and commented that "ive have plenty of nolltic hut. r,t enough cood government." EARLIER THIS TERM; AVOIDS CONGESTION Registration for the fall term at Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland was started Tuesday after noon nearly a week In advance of the formal opening, president Wal ter Redford stated that the early reg istration Is expected to relieve pres sure on tho registrar's office and stu dent councilors and will enable regu lar classes to get under way more qHckly. The plan Is particularly rec ommended for students living In or near Ashland, Redford added. New Instructors have been secured to take tho places of four regular members of the faculty who have been granted leaves of absence. Al bert VanAver, gradate of Reed col lege In Portland and Claremont col- Inge In Claremont. Cal.. will fill the place of Angus L. Bowmer, dramatic and English Instructor, who left re. cently to spend the ensuing school year studying In New York City and England. Miss Luclle Burtls, who will study at Columbia university In New Vork. will be succeeded this year in her position aa art Instructor by Nan K. Wiley, University of Oregon graduate. Mrs. Bertha Smith, assistant pro fessor of health, will also spend the year taking additional studies at Co lumbia university, and Mr. V. D. Bain of the social science department, has accepted a temporary posl tlon with the state department of public In struction. Successors to Mrs. Smith and Dr. Bain have not been named by President Redford as yet. No figures on probable enrollment are available as yet. ROSEBURG STUDENTS ' GET WEEK'S RESPITE ROSEBURG, Ore., Sept. 10. (AP) High school pupils who are employed In prune harvesting will be granted absences for one week. W. M Camp bell, city superintendent of schools announced today, complying with a request of the Rosebuig chamber of commerce, rune growers ox me coun ty are facing possible heavy losses due to the rapid ripening of the fruit and the lack of orchard help. AUTO CASUALTY MARK LOW DESPITE HOLIDAY SALEM. Ore., Sept. 10. (AP) The automobile cssualty mark for the first week In September started at a loiy mark, considering the double Labor Day holiday period, reports from the secretary of state's office showed. Pour fatalities and nine Injured In Get Rid of Ants and Roaches Quick To banish these pests In a hurry. Just sprinkle III ll. II across their trails (following them to their bur rows If possible), and In cracks and crevices. nUHACIf makes short work of In sect pests though It Is guaranteed safe for human beings and animals. Best of all, It's odorless. In Handy Sifter Cuns 2.'c up nt all llrue, tiroccry, Sped stores tint) Pet Shopp. ' 44 accidents comprised the report Two deaths were reported from Tills, moolc county and one each from Washington and Yamhill counties. Schilling purci Jariillsx -jhc m flavorlasts mm Modernize with r new style "Standard" Shower Modern Plumbing & SHEET METAL CO. 410 B. Main. IMione 620 HIRAM WAUIB , . . PIORIA, ILLINOIS ssMi We Are Moving To Our 317 E. Maim St. Our FI TOT BE VACATE BY Mew Store At SMASHING REDUCTIONS - Right at the Time When Furniture Prices Ar e Advancing - In John Cupp's- Asit!ss Smashing Week New Furniture Purchased For Our New Store Is Here YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SUCH BARGAINS Wf TSC iT ii I mill' l 1 PRICES CUT TO BONE ON DINING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES AND MATTRESSES WE ARE ELIMINATING MOVING COSTS DAVENPORT YOU GET THE BENEFIT! SUITES o m e evepnMiiiiallr nttrnrttve I1ps In driven port nets will be a h'litiirp or thl removnl Mir. Hoth mohair nnd tiineMry cowed. Be -ure to see them when you shop here this week I $2895 SAVE DURING THIS SALE SPECIAL TRADE-IN Allowance For Your Old Wood Circulator on a New Duo-Therm lh THRIFT-ZONE "'IlljllV UIKUULAIIINU HEATERS! I i ; a v.- ." .'i -i -i .. ..-r. . . rows i m mm 3 I gg&Mj iBFyi fpllflfpfp OVER 100 FINE RUGS Om SALE! Axminsters Velvets American Orientals and the famous GULISTAN line Don't Miss These Bargains LINOLEUM ON SALE ARMSTRONG'S Inlaid Print Embossed Regular $2.25 Sq. Yd, on Sale, Sq. Yd. $1.69 Srorp of other nnrxntna In Linoleum tnth Print and Inlaid nt wlp prices for every purse. syf D e p o sit j win xioia Anv Arti. cle for 30 Days! Use This Privilege This Is One Time Cash Counts! CHECK ' YOUR NEEDS FROM THIS LIST! 9 Card Tables! Coffee Tables Floor Lamps Bed Lamps Table Lamps Smoking Sets End Tables Pillows Novelty Rugs Desks Secretaries Occasional Chairs Club Chairs Bedroom Suites Bed Springs Mattresses Dining Suites Davenport Suites. Foot Stools Ranges Heaters Rugs, all sizes 0 Linoleum Electric Appliances Mixmasters 9 Nationally Known Quality Lines Featured In This Sale! Armstrong Linoleum Montag Ranges Simmons Mattresses & Springs Gulistan Rugs B. P. John Bedroom Sots Duo-Therm Oil Heaters Sfocfc Must Be Reduced! Sixth and Bartlett Streets, Medford Open Evenings Until Further Notice BUY AND SAVE! re
