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Mail Tribune Bargain Days Now on-Four Days Left for Saving The Weather TVJ i roreeast! tonlfht ana A ' aw eBBBaaw ' esriejsaw ' ' - S&,m,l&r 7SsW zisz: VlEDF0RD MSl Lowest this mornlnf Bl JL, Y " 11 M JL ! VgT J- l.L 9 IjUoll dZlJLZjg VSftS Near and Far very day eelet-day when yon ue the Classified pace of h 1 newspaper. Prospective buyers from near and far de pend on classified to keep them posted. Prompt result follow. tribune roll Cnited Presa Thirty-Secoqd Year MEDFORr GOX, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1937. No. 146. sesame ruu associate rrni - - KftllJ if - P Behind Vi v Kington He a nes REFUSE 10 MOW By H. R. Copyright 1987, b . North American Ne paper Alliance, In OmCIAI-S FROWN ON MOVIE ABOUT AlyCATRAB FEAR FILM WOULD MISREPRESENT CONDITIONS PRISON FOR WORST OFFENDERS NOT TYPICAL LIFE ON "THE ROCK DEFLATING CAPONB BOOT ht From All Pa ' Piling Up t Squat1 i Spade Cor pi tsesteps P a tier In Pa "BERO, Qerman' tank .on rank rorkers goose ler today itlon f vloe-nasl ere. as BASEBALL Amerlesm. ft. H. K , a i o 8 7 1 Desautels; Ruffing 1 1W lue, ! es of . . . $ u i i f l tad fetrt; feareoo JAF P' posn 1VELY ENDS Boys Will Brave Turbulent Rogw In Plywood B GRANTS PASS. Sept. 8 Two Portland youths trw 11-foot six-Inch home-nr wood boat down the m hers this afternoon to -In the temporarily pete of Rogue river at to and hope for s u Gold Beach, almo away. Much of the reo t turbulent, can: k, whirlpools Uy licensed tt 1 in E nd WAflHINOTON. Bent. . While nothing has been aald about it offi cially, members of the department of justice admit privately that. If the' bad the power, they would atop forthcoming movie 'ased on ' Aloatraz prison. Knowing that ' get nearer to Francisco br , tent ferry-' : "popular' tomanr wow ly, thiv. of ...iILL TO HELPfARMER Taber Pleads for Return of American Market to In sure Enduring Prosperity for the Nation's Farmers fUm must neoeesartly give pl an entirely false picture .' federal prison system at a whole. Aleatras la the ultimate In pen. Institutions; It represent the max-i lmum In confinement, the minimum of m privilege, the nth degree of dis cipline, complete laolatlon from ' . utalde world. But It la not typical. but SIB of the nearly ' Bow held In fed rang over rv from the and fair fendere ork pltal fordefi . prisoners are treav, hind barred window wall of barbed wire. "v Aloatrav has two main fuw. eeeordlng to experts In penology v. now are disturbed over the possi bility of Interfering with them: first, the threat of Alcatrai walla la a crime deterrent. PIctlonlElng the Ufa of the Inmates of this prison might easily portray a brutality that does not exist and thua arouse false sympathy or In vest the inmstes with dramatis vil lainy. Either would aerve to destroy the moral effect of the Institution. Besides serving aa a deterrent, the ptiaon likewise acta to deflate the ego of a criminal, and for tha very few who are released only the ceptlon enda his lira elsewhere la vital to society. A striking example In th Al Capone. While Interview wit public enemy No. 1 ' can be stated auth' Caponea ago 1s at thla writing, leavea bis single officials I be a bri Th , . OUT.) EUGENE Vl' .A DIES AT NATIONAL CONCLAVE MADISON, Wis. Sept. 8 V- H. Jeff era, 01, Civil war veteran from Eugene, Ore., filed at a hospital here today of heart dlaeane. Jeffora, here for tha national encampment of th' Orand Army of the Rnubllo. w taken to the hospital Sunday. Night September 13 Office Open Saturday and Monday Nights The MAIL TRIBUNE'S Annual WW both m Oa (Contln f SYRACUSE. K. Y., Sept. 8, (AP) Return of the American market, aa a mean of Insuring enduring pros perity" to the nation' farmers, waa urged today by L. J. Tabor, master of the national grange. Taber, speaking at th New Tor state fair, presented a 10-polnt "fighting program" designed to help solve the farm problem. Pointing to Increase "of $400,000. i the last 13 months In farm '--tnorts,,, Taber asserted that had decreased during vid asked: ' the American "'tlea which. a "long-time farm program empha 'lng land use." N 10-year averr.ge farm Income, was "but 10 per cent of national Income" although presents 30 per cent population, 30 per "m'a wealth and. ully employed." -etlrement of forestry. peratlTe pro-ble ,-us problems, raww la a golden lining to , fanner's storm clouds." i "We have the biggest crops ta I many years. Outside of cotton and ne or two other commodities, both Ha and prices will be fairly satls ' The farmers will hay a bll more to spend than us -ce 1639." n Tiber's program 5 DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR BY CARRIER ONLY Whers Currier Service If Maintained DELIVERED BY MAIL FOR A FULL YEAR ONLY 4 the rtft tlea 0 . oportlon of U.rlff finding new .usee for farm products, in finding new mar xeta for farm crops, and equalizing market conditions and prlcea. Place emphasis on the family-sized farm. Keep farm costs and supplies. Including transportation, Interest and taxation within reason. Develop national unity, and op- sectionalism and class warfare, .le aupport for education, ex search and youth actw- al organlratlon and In Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties rat Mohr P In- Outside Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties, by Mail, $5.00 a Year NO SUBSCRIPTIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED AT BARGAIN RATES AFTER MONDAY NIGHT After Monday the Mall Tribune's regular subscription rates will be effective. We urge you to ACT NOW. Subscriptions sent by mail must be postmarked not Inter than Monday sight , , , Don't miss this opportunity to SAVE MONEY. 1 SIDE GLAN' by TRIBUNE P Mose Alton fore counc1' official remove by a ing adMwrt to the tlmea Charley .umas gets reckless In spending coin of the realm and Fred Ericsson rKlng to ask archly what times were they. ..irlng the fritted State Kenneth Anthony threetenlr.g tc quit the National Catfish Derby aa aocintton because Ita general man ager, Frank DeSoura, took an elec tric rasor to a bsrber to be oiled. Oasollne Tycoon Coyle Brlgirs run ning out of petrol In the heart ot the downtown business area. Accident Mother Holds On To Life DBS MOINRH, tt .Vpt. S. Mrs. Jamca V el horn. 30. who waa ris llvered of a normal seven pound boy lour hour after nhe and her hiu bnnd eulfered frn.nurvd ukulla In an auto-train iyil)i.lon here lat Friday nlffht. remained altw today. Twelve phyololan were in attend ance at the youim mother's bediUdt. Mra. Welhorn dne not know she I the mother of a five-day old boy or that her 21-yMr-otd tutVoand ta dead of Injurie au lie red in the cran A ft 3 After war romea mln, and onre more O ea aearrh the dehrl of their homes for what ear pint. Thl teetor wa one of the tiny illlntea making up the r!t)'a natite quarter. As the Jataa vers turned oa snipers aud homes ere destroyed. he Ran fire of Inradtn Ja ut In rel cvuntered nueipeittil re Utanc. guni NPW TCn Pears; Tw two New York. Orrjon. one Wah., 10 on track: by heat th.. arrived; market tllghtly weax Oreiron Bartlett S73 bose fe.ncy 3.40-2 70. a-erafe 351; boiw fatsrv J35-3 M. avenyre 3. 4. Washington Flemish 830 boxes fancy 1.23-1 80. arerae 1 57. California Bart let t 14.900 boxes 2 15-3 20. average 3.M. e. I .OM i KLAMATH FALLS, .Sept. 8. fAW I Klamath county's ban on pin ball machines will remain In effect re frardleM of court action In other art of the state. District AttomeT srdln C. Btackmer dtcUxvd today. plnball operators who vlolat attorney's order will be subject mediate prosecution, understood a number of ma. "ere were unpadlocked this when word waa received of inty ruling auatMnlni" de M by a plnball operator id that he was lnform tct Attorney Bruce lk county that the be appealed 1mm te supreme court. ce the Klamath nd until th said. rep rtate Op 6b ie 1937 he Pa- earlier te unusual he Taklma oorta said ted. two SAI.EM. Sept. 8. (APl Tlie city of 9tlem receded the beat price to date for watr bonds when Baker. Partly it b Co.. of Portland purchased a 100.000 lot of short maturities, bearing 24 and 3'4 per cent inter est, with a premium of 18 8 cents per 100. txp-.. drorr'N, and The k. that for ever, drop. PORTLAND. Sep. Pt Je rome B. Buckley becai. hairmn of the Multnomah coun lepubll oan central committee by action of the executive board last nlaht. Th former vlee-chalrm&n succeeds Stew art Weiw. who recently resigned to practlc Iaw.
