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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORIX OK'KdOX, WEDNESDAY. MAY 14. inrso.
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Total rur April from It. C. 10.75
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nrown & White 52.51V
Mrs. Carrie Edwards 10.00
Mm. Nunn 18.00
H. P. Boyer 6.00
Total for April $ 86.50
Total for April from R. C. 40.00
Transportation: Southern Pacific t 49.38
Total for April $ 4!.3
Total for April from 11. C. 2.20,
Material relief: ' 4
John lJerl for anilgtlance $ 5.00
Modern Coffee Shop 4.00
Allowances Tor famllieB 70.00
Total for April JIS03.28
Total for April from R. C. 107.06
Thrift Shop Report for April, 193Q
Thirty-three garments were giv
en to 20 persons. Donors to the
shop were Miss Clover, Mrs. Jack
son, l.nrry Mann, Mrs. Chapman,
Mrs. Price anil the Ellis club.
Cash sales $ r.O.lft
Goods donated 15.00
floods worked out 12.40
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Total ( 77.55
Expenses:
Salary ? B0.0(jt
Kent 12.50
Refund 35
Total ......$ 62.8o
T(Jtal cleared In cash , :.
Total cleared in service.... 14.70
MRS. R. A. M HURRY, rter.
PRESENTS
BOY SCOUT TROOP
The official charter was present
ed: lo Rotary troop No. 9 of the
Crate); Lake council, Hoy Scouts,
at the noon meeting of the Rotary
club at Hotel Medford Tuesday. The
charter was presented to the club
by Col. W. H. Paine and received
by Rotary President Prank New
man. ?
K. I. Dazey, chairman of the
scout committee of the club, then
presented the charter to George
Kunzman, scout leader, who took
the oath of office with members
Lflf. his troop, while three candles
were lighted.
The impressive ceremony was
continued as each of the 12 boys re
cited a scout rule and lighted a
candle "to burn the message into
their memories."
Members of the troop were
guests of the club at the luncheon.
The local Rotary club was In
formed of the election of Al Rey
nolds of Portland aB new district
governor when a telegram sent by
B. C. Corn, r, J. Semon and Dr.
Chambers, who are attending the
convention in Spokane, was read.
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BOI.SE, Idaho, May 14. (P)
Ruth Andregs. 8, of Dry Creek,
Idaho, died in a hospi:i today
from shock and loss of blood suf
fered after her leg was shot almost
off by n sun with which her older
brother was ahooting magpies.
She stepped in front of the gun
as her brother fired."
CHICAGO, III, May 14. (JP)
Harold Welnatein, 13 year - old
schoolboy, hanged himself in the
cellar of his home yesterday after
being reprimanded by his school
teacher.
An unusually bright student, Har
old had never before been criti
cised on his deportment, his mo
ther said. His offense was recit
ing before being called upon.
His. teacher and the assistant
principal were summoned to the in
quest today.
John F. Carlo of Neosho, Kns.,
bus spent 37 of his 81 years as
a postmaster, serviiifi under I-' resi
dent Harrison. McKinley, Roose
velt, Taft, Wilson, Harding Cool
Irtge and Hoover. -
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HELP CORBETT WIN
PRIMARIES MAY 16
Paid Adv., Corhelt for Governor Com., Floyd J. Coolt, Field Mgr.
Add days in
California
to trip East
at Summer Excursion Fares!
The fate Is only a fraction
mote than an ordinary
f ticket to yout destination
and back.
Think of a trip to the East
. that includes California, the
Spanish-American Southwest, a
bit of Old Mexico, the romantic
Old South and quaint New Or
leans. Then to your destination
and home thru the Canadian
Rockies or on northern United
States lines.
Eastern Oregon
Residents View
Flaming Meteor
PENDLETON', Ore, May
14. W) A flnmlnjP meteor,
Haiti to have been the size of
an airplane, was reported to
have fallen near Conway,
Ore., during the niKht. T. F.
Mills, Pendleton angler, re-
ported seeing the white hot
rock plainly. Ho said It fell
4 somewhere In the Blue
mountains.
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WASHINGTON, May 14. VP)
Suffering from nn Injury more
-serious than was at first' supposed,
Airs. Herbert Hoover Is not ex
pected to return to her normal
White House activities for several
weeks.
Captain Joel T. Boone, "White
House physician, however, said
today the wrenched back she suf
fered In a fall hnd Improved and
ihe would be able to tnke brief
automobile rides soon.
Mrs. Hoover hns been confined
to the White House for more than
a month. In the last two weeks
sho has been using n wheel chair.
That is one of Southern Pacific's
Circle Trips. You double the en
joyment of any trip East when you
use Southern Pacific's Tour Great
Routes and go one way, return an
other. You circle as much of the
United States as you like at low
summer fares.
No matter what your eastern
destination it can be included
in one of Southern Pacific
Circle Trips. A few itineraries
are suggested here. You may
reverse this order it you wish
Summer excursion fares East
arc in effect on and after May 22.
You have until October 31 to
complete your journey.
Note these examclcs. and man.
Then let theSouthern Pacificagent
give you iuther details. He will
be glad to show you how to make
you travel dollars go farther.
SUNSET CIRCLE
$169.70
Sin Francisco, Lot Angeles, the
Southwest, San Antonio, New Or
leans, then by boarto New York
or continue thru tbcvOld South by
nil 10 Washington, Philadelphia,
New York or mid-west destinations.
GOLDEN STATE CIRCLE
$108.30
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San
Diego, Hollywood, thru the pictur
esque Southwest, El Paso (Old Mex
ico nearby), to Kansas City.St. Louis,
Chicago and other mid-west points.
Monthly Reported Red Cross
.IJjdiTLAXD, Ore., Max 14. W
1-. f. .WulnndM, president of the
chamber of commerce, received a
tt'lenram i'roin Senator Charles
Mi-Nary, Republican, Oregon, stal?
inK that 1 'resilient Hoover prob
ably would visit Portland and
Seattle during the summer,
Tlie senator said 1'resident
Hoover "intended visiting nil the
parks in the Pacific northwest and
cities like Portland and Seattle."
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR
WILL VISIT IN SALEM
KAI.K.U, Ore., May 14. (IP)
Plans are belnjr completed for a
vb'it to Salem this week by Kul
suji lJeliuebi, Japanese ambassa
dor to the United States. He Is
expected hero Thursday. Consul
Aeino of Portland Is to be here
today to confer Willi C. E. Wilson,
manager of the Salem chamber
of commerce, and with leaders of
the local Japanese colony rela
tive to details of the reception to
he extended here. It Is said Ihe
visit wiP be entirely Informal.
Statistical report for the month!
ot April shows the following item
ized record of work:
Office Interviews 1 r I
Tujephonn calls q . -00
JOTis secured IT
Towns visited ;
Ashland 2
Talent 2
Phoenix . q -
Appleuttto 1
Jacksonville o 4
Sterllns 1
Central Point 4
Gold. 11111 1
.Medfurd 35
Total :ir
Total clients 77
Type of cases:
i'untily relief
Transient families 1-
Old men 7
Ex-service men 1-
Chlld welfare (1
Co-operating with cases:
Pasadena Chapter 1
Associated Charities, Oakland.. 1
Welfare Dept., San Diego 1
Welfare Dept. Sacramento 1
Jleud Chapter 1
Ijtnu County Chapter II
The Dalles Chapter 1
Douglas County Chapter 1
Oklahoma Chapter I
Pueblo Welfare Dept 1
Public Welfare Dept., l'nrt-
land
Con;' Court
Health Unit ...
(!roceries:
tJodward's
Ilungalow Store
Kerviro Stores
(Sold Hill Supply
Hutchinson ....
Kconomy Market
Phoenix .Meroatitllu .
dates & l.vdlard
Mrs. Fred O'KelrJ .
George Currier
Star Market
21.40
1.15
1 li.GO
3.10
IX.IIO
3.S0
5.70
7.94
2.94
20.Sli
21.011
Total for April $122.94
Total for April from It. C. 91.42
Milk:
Gold Seal Creamery $ 3.00
Madrona Dairy 0.10
Mrs. .lolm Webster 3.45
Total for April
13.15
Total for April from H. C. 7.05
Merchandise:
M. M. Dept. Store $ 0.54
Kails , llolhrouk 4.50
C. M. Kidd 1.50
Total for April ? 12.54
Total for April from It. C. 12.54
Fuel:
Medford Fuel Co $ 29.75
Valley Fuel Co 12.00
Total for April
29.75
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PASSES IN SOUTH
SANTA ROSA, Cal., May 14 (P)
Leonard Jlowarth, U4 multi
millionaire and a leading figure
in the timber and mining indus
tries of the fur west, is dead
today at his home, The Maples,
showplace of Sonoma lounty.
Death occurred lust night from
a heart attack which followed a
general breakdown in health last
March.
Howarth was reputed to be one
of the wealthiest men In northern
California and is said to have
'paid the largest Income tax lust
year of anyone In this section of
the state.
STATE HEAD PRAISES
EAGLE POINI SCHOOL
RAGLE POINT, Ore., May 14.
(Special.) Our school was
visited May 7th by Jas. Burgess,
assistant state superintendent of j
public instruction, who said that i
it would meet the minimum state !
requirements for standardization j
for a high school of Its size. '
He suggested that more library '
books and another sewing machine
be added to the high school equip
ment. Our community can bo justly
proud of Its high school building
and of the fact thot the high
Hchool meets the. Rtate Btandard
i f( mi twiit-iiiM, vv nitL we nueu mum
is the regular attendance of every
boy and girl of high school age In
school. Accompanying Mr. Bur
gess was Elizabeth Burr, rural
supervisor for Jackson county.
MANY DINE SUNDAY
EAGLE POINT HOE
EAGLE POINT, Ore.. May 14.
(Special.) Over eighty people
enjoyed Mother's Day dinner pre
pared and served by Mrs. Howlett
of the Sunnyside hotel Hunday.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Hubs and party of four,
Judge nnd Mrs. Toti Velle, Mr. and
Mrs. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Swern and party of three, Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Gowan and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Htrang and
two sons, all of Medford; Mr. and
Mrs. Emll Plel of Ashland, Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Brown," Mr. and
Mrs. John Ruder, J. C. Spencer
and Mrs. Lottie Van Hcoypf Eagle
Point.
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SALEM, Ore., May 14. (&) In
formation has reached the state
public service commission that the
Interstate commerce commission
has granted the Clackamas Eastern
railroad a certificate of conven
ience and necessity authorizing It
to extend its lino from Clackamas
station four miles southeasterly
along the Clackamas river.. At
Clackamas station It will connect
with the main line of the Southern
Pacific.
OVERLAND CIRCLE
$62.15
San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, across
Great Salt Lake by rail Ogden,
Salt Lake Cily. For in'all addi
tional fare you may return thru
Yellowstone or continue to Denver.
Southern PasiSIe
J. C. CARLE, Agent Phono 34
MARDI GRAS FINALE
POIUXAND, Ore., May 14. (At
A commute nf the roue festival
announced today that the final
nlxht of the event will be Riven
over to a mardl graft celebration.
A program wan outlined ronniHtlng
of viitIoiih cnrnlval-llko events.
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where the circus plays.
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