Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE Prr MEPFORD MAn TRIBUNE. SfEDFORD. QBEfipy. FRIDAY." OCTOBER 23.' 1936 NEW DEAL COSTS; Jells Audience At Chicago How Long It Requires To Get Billion At $1 a Min ute Heckler Is Ejected B- Martin Kane United Frew Staff Correspondent CIVIC OPERA HOUSE, Chicago, Oct, 23. (UP) Alfred E. Smith lanh ed out at the New Deal administra tion last night aa having abandoned "the fundamental principles" of the democratic party, He spoke before 3600 cheering en thusiasts of Jefferspnlan democracy In his third campaign attack on the Roosevelt administration. "I want to talk about a billion dol lars,' he announced. "If you were to put away a dollar every minute since Christ died on Calvary you'd only have a billion dol lars and I want to show tonight how Utile the New Deal thinks of a billion dollars. Olves Statistics "Suppose you wanted to know how long it would take to pay the debt of the administration. You know how long It'd take to pay a billion dollars. Well, the government debt' now Is 34 billion. If you were to pay It back at the rate of a dollar a minute, well. It'd toko 69,000 years." "Well, who owes it? we1 do. who's going to pay It? we aro. When I hear this talk about soaking tho rich I know that if you took everything from the rich, Including their under shirt you couldn't pay any part of It." A heckler, waving an American flag, advanced to the front of the audi ence early during the talk and shouted unintelligibly at Smith. He I became red In the face as he accused Smith of "talking against our presi dent." The man was of foreign or igin and apoke with a strong accent. Meckler Thrown Out "What kind of language Is that?" Smith demanded. "If you gonna speak against our president," the heckler shouted, fend ing off a couple of husky interferes, then I gonna shout 'hooray for President Roosevelt I Hooray for'" Three burly police overtook him. The arm of one choked off the words. The heckler was hustled up the aisle with one last "hooray for President Koosevelt' as he was shoved out. He was the aame pudgy little man who ran to the front of the platform after President Roosevelt's speech at Chicago stadium last week and shout ed "hooray for President Roosevelt." After his first shouted question, Smith stood Impassive until the heckler was thrown out. Then he resumed where he had left of, CLEVELAND, Oct23(UP) The theft of five skillets and a coffee pot were charged against John Tomachko and Sdward Simon today. Observed Judge Louis Petrosh: "Out of the fry ing pan Into the workhouse." IRRIGATION FEUD ose Mall Tribune vant aos BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 33. (UPI A 13-year-old feud over Irrigation riihts cllms:ed yesterday when L. O. Bneli. 63, of Boise, was shot and killed by his neighbor, Bert Means. 55, also nl Boise. Ada County Prosecutor Willis Mof fat aald that he would bold Mesis under murder charges. Dendlns t. findings of a coroner's Jury. county Coroner J. J. McCann said he had no t determined hn would call a Jury for an Inquest. Claiming self defense. Means told Sheriff Earl Coleman that he had been working In his back vard whn Snell and his son came out and "be gan cussing me." He said Snell tnnlc t.hnu ahn. him, one of them taking effect In his MCCK. "Then t went .Into the house Means said, "and got a J8 caliber pistol." He came out with the weapon and shot Enell through the heart, police am. . College Prepares For "Hore' Event OORVALLIS. Oct. 23. (AP) The "Hort" show, revived as an annui event at Oregon Itate college two yeara ago, will be held rrlday and Saturday, October 30 and 31, by the members of the Horticultural club. The extensive displays of fruits, vegetables, flowers and horticultural products planned for the show will provide an additional attraction for the Dad's Dav visitors. Harrv End). shot Snell through the heart, police show. Probe Is Started By Severed Leg DENVER. Colo.. Oct. 2.1 mo List of persons recently reported missing in Colorado and New Mexico were being combined today as police sought clues to the Identify nf - young woman or child whose ampu tated leg was found near Trinidad. Colo., yesterday by a shepherd dog. The leg, severed skillfully with a knife and saw seven inches above the knee and wrapped In a newspaper dated Oct. IB. apparently had Been thrown from a moving automobile. Canada Seeks Aid On Airline Span OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 33. (UP) The Canadian government will enlist the aid of private enterprise to estab lish a first class, 16-hour commercial air service across Canada by July 1. 1937, W. D. Howe, minister of trans port, revealed today. 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