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MEDr'oitP UlTtj TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREO ON. SUNDAY, FERRITA RY 22, 3931.
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WATER SUPPLY CARPENTERS OF governor delays last tribute is
a FOR IRRIGATION COUNTY URGED SSFPfiwSftSlK'S-'l? !?H!!S!?f . MC?NnAY IN H0N0R-
AT LOW POINTITO FILE NAMES
PARTIAL CLOSING
Vote For Free Text Books
Was Biggest News of Week
Declares Maxine Bohnert
J 1 ho hearing In the ease of ex- Ah a sacred hon voyage" to n
.1 tradition Oi I MM. I'liv Northcy ! whin inlnir nut ttx ur.n Iixlnn with
Conference May Be Held Will Be Used , On School v? yu-tny after-jrich.. prepared for im journey
,( ' ,.,.., , . , """" Governor Meier nnd will ; was- the fUneral hold Friday aft-
x t-ater To Make Recom- Work When and If Need3ni,t b .niii tn custody nfillrnoon foronoof Mwifonl.8Krttml
v ncr mue won. jinmioni i."" ; old men tieorge 11. Marshall.
iri O ntif Ounf U nrlnin 1 I .... .it.i..i w... l,n l,...n 1 . . . . .
bUf gajd OUJl. IlCUIIUrVI j in; itervirf wum cuuu UU it'll ny J (,ra nn(j
wrt i ohm n.4o;Hrt n;e '. .. . Kpnor" business win h
nu uauui wuwiuu lio;'"" .7 , . ',;,"1V'" ''""yman eniircn. aiukic wnHi(1(1 1IM usa !., Medford
triCt Needed. I mis. N'orthey, who accompanied
' f ?' , her to Salem Friday.
- The hearing wan scheduled for
Winner of several prizes in seems to he tho favor and ccr-
i poetry and prose contests, Mnxlne talnty with which the free text
v herniations On Conser
vatism 150 Fruitmen
Attend Saturday Meeting
, 7-Arnspiger Talks.
'""We have, exhausted all our
4W'fi' wtld O. O. ArnspIgT, at
th',' meeting of valley irrigation
Juts and frultrnen at tho 1'IUh
temple .Saturday afternoon. "One
tiling Ik derinitely ure, and that
Iff At i at the water supply will he
insufficient. How ever, many things
might change the outlook, and we
am -giving no . definite advice on
A rail for carpenter and other
skilled mechanics of the building
trades, who1 live In Jackson coun
ty hut outHlde of Mcdrord, to
register for work on the new
school buildings wan issued yes
terday hy Supt. F. 11. lied rick,
registrations will he received at
the city school offices in the Mcd
ford building.
"These men," Mr. Hedrlck stat
ed, "uro simply being llstod as a
pluming. At tho beginning oil reservo supply to call upon later
the: crop season a conforoncn may
be- held and recommendations
made."'
iThe amount of water lu storage
In the Talent reservoirs on J'eh
muiy Hi was 1 till 1 ue.ro fee',
compared to H500 f'et a year ago.
In rlhe reservoirs of the Aledford
dlntrk-t, on tho same date, was
27-00 acre feet, compared to 7-'7
if -the ttuinher wo now have in
Med ford should run short whon
our two buildings and other Hprlng
work get under way. No carpen
ters living outside the city will
be used however, until nil of those
within the city who can qualify, I mdy of the child. Mrs.
havo been pluued,
"I also want to niako it very
plain that this applies only
uc.r - feet. ,u year . earlier. Kuuoff Hkllled carpenters arid other bulld
h:m nU begun, as evidenced hv Ing mechanics who are able to
tho -fact that Hear Creek has not 1 present written references from
been muddy this winter.
s Professor Kunelt, head of tho
kuh department, from the ex
periment station ut orvallls, ud
vl.ied the early plowing under of
covr crops, to votwvvn moisture
and Kiv,if K as his opinion that
ditdclng might he butter than
plow I ng. 'Jh t u 1 1 1 za 1 in ti of all
avAllahh waii-r lor wint r for Ir-
riffatlon wan advj-d.
-The K0 or more present asked
iftnny nuttstlons, on the subject
o,t -fertilizer and orchard prac
tice; HuhKoil'ng, In the opinion
Prof. Huzek. was a o"eliOIi:',':'
practice. Btrnw, applied to an or
chard may cnue Iocs of moisture,
and- its decay should be" hastened
hyrthp addition of a nltrogenouK
fertilizer, to feed the bacteria
which break down tho straw Into
humus. . ,
; 'A resolution waH pafsod atuhor
'Izing Alhert llurch to send a tele
gram to. the ways and mean com
mittee of the hxiHlnture, protest
Injf against any reduction in the
appropriation ulloited to mem hem
of (he experiment station htaff f'r
traveling jesipquses, .- ;
yesterday afut iioon hut postponed I Taught
Presbyterian church
played by Mr. Marshall's grand
children.
Jn the orchestra, which played
In conclusion, "Songs My Mother
Ifnhuert, sophomore at Mcdford i hook bill has been ir
hiuh KChool. Htcitniul inln thn flnlil 1 lumt nr.u'u rftiicrnu tli.
iy mi' cnmiMiion nr "" 'V" of editorial wrltine and was nicked I ole. Theivfuie ihbi Is Imnortant
nneft of that great anniversary, winm.r .,r it.,. wiriv HirAUt v,.Mfl 1 i n,,,, t. ,w.,u ihn r - eon.
nation will he oh- of the Week' contest. Comnetition crafhinH nf iflrls :ind ImvH In the
is spon;ored by the Mull Tribune . grade schools of the whole pUiio
and the high school journalism j of Oregon.
class. Claude Manke was given I Many little wistful-eyed young
honorahle mention. Miss liohnert's ! sters will have a chance to go to
essay follows: school who. due to poverty, would
Ity .Mavlnc Ilohnert not otherwise have a chance. They
The biggest news of the week will gn snd h:ie n trieat-r chance
Although today is Washington'
brthday the
throughout tli
served tomorrow, which will
jlegal holiday in city, county, fed-
financial affairs, but
ennd u ct-
Jn this world which places educa
tion upon the highest pedestal of
favor. 9
Then another Important factor
is the equality of taxes Involved.
Wo all look forward to tho future
of tho United States as one of
"golden age of Intelligence and
education." Yet norno of tho tax
payers would shirk their duty in
the making and laying of the foun
dations for it. All should havo an
equal share. This Is provided in
the sharing of taxation in this hill.
ited. Tfie u will be much cheaper to tho
most peo- state and citizens on the whole.
This Is shown by the profit of huy
ing hooks at wholesale. A dollar
and fifty cents a scholar Is a
reasonable sum, and more than
we can possihly hope for under the
present unorganized, faulty, and
incidentally old fashioned system.
by the govwnor to await derls
Urn In the trial to he held h re at
an o:irly date. KKtradition of Mrs.
Noi they Is demanded by her cx
biiFbn ml. Hernanl Sears, deputy
sheriff of Sonoma county, Cal..
where she is und r arrest for
theft or her child.
Mr, Sears, who came to this
city a short time ao to demand
the little hoy brought to Medford
hy his mother, with whom he
hogs to Htay. has returned to Cali
fornia. "Muddy" will remain here
in tho custody of Mrs, Jon Dan
iels until it is decided where l''
must make his homo,
The divorce decree granted in
California gives Mr. Si ars cus-j
Northey.
Me
were: William. Claire,
the former Mrs. Sears,, maintains
that lh' decree was obtained
without her understanding und
that the chlM has been malting
hl.u home wilh his ag.-d and deaf
grandmr.ther, since placed lu cus-
some recognized contractor or I in" 'ill,1,,r- " "
builder that they are such. We " ,n1 niomh ho cried to
do not want any others to npply. r'01"0 homo wlth m r uml H"
U'n Iinaltlvolv (In nnl wnnl . hrOUKht llim to HllS city.
ister any common labor from' lf extradition is granted she
nuiHidn tlx. HiMtri..! tw.c AVn ...nlwill h" returned to Cahft.rnia t
who rlassify only as caritenters' : ho " fr the tlM-ft f her child
$7000 LEGAL FEE JACKSON DOCTORS,
.. . .
The Krrmlta Metnls Company,
IAJ, -wAh nuniftl tho diront1iint In
4,Tj!vll action (llfl In circuit court
-(trrday hy 10. W. l.HJi'Kram tor
Unl sum of f 8,01 S.40, rcprt-HcntlnK
Hj-eml uccountH claimed ovonlue
trofm the compuny. . The. plain
tiff's account represent $3K1 And
th4 ;l;trffeitt of the 1 1 account In
th4coniplnlnt In olulmcd duo to
JudKe'C. M. Thomnfl, amounting
li l"0O0, for lesal ti'ot nt the rate
fj. IIOOO monthly. Otheri money
l claimed to ho duo lahorera.
seteSIie
V
1 4. 8. Civil Hervlre examinations
will hn hnhl In Mi'ilfonl on .Mari'li
28 In the federal huUllnK or np
pllrantH lo fill the poult lop of
Junior .Meillnil Technician (hac
tcrtnlony) tit xalnry or from $1200
to. illbtlM pir year. IteeelptH or
(jppllcatlonH for thin exninlnallon
will clone on March 'IS.- V'ull.ln.
formation and application ManliH
can' he nhtalned from Karl York,
looul aecretory of the civil nervlce'
oontmlHH.on, n the Medford pot!
office. .... I
i IThe examination In to rill n va
cancy In the pOMltiou nf I.nhora-
lory ucslHtant In the Veternmi Hu
reuu, for duty ni Helena, Munt.,
at $1,!0 n year wIMi no tillow-
iice. or till) ti year plus quarters.
mitwlHlcnce, and laundry, and vn
oanclen which may occur In the
Vederal ctattHified civil mci-vIca In
neaitlons reoulrlnfT rtnllnr ' qitnll
flcutinnn thnioiit the HtntfA or
Idaho, M o n t a n n. ' Oregon nftd
Wurhlnxton.
helperH and the like. There Is I
now within the city more than
douhle the amount of common
lahor that can he used. I'arpen-
lera and mechanics who report for
reKlHtration will he listed hut will '
not he iHNiicd cards except oh they
should he needed and called for
later." 1
Superintendent Hedrlck nsaln
streaxed the fact thut lahor Ident- !
iflcatinn carda arc only heins Ih
Hiied to two clawtea of men:
1 Residents, who were actually
llvlni? within Iho nchool ' district
on Deceinher 1, 11)30.
2. Men who may not live with
in Iho Kchool district, hut who
nwn real properly within the
whom dlslrlct upon which they
muHf pay a tax.
To secure a card a mnn muat
furnish referenced to sallHfy. the
tichaol ofl'lco thut he Is entitled to
a caril. Any card aecured hy mlH-
represenlntlon will he promptly
revoked, and the man illscliarced
If he Is employed.
ON PELT
A change of much
Medford and Jack son
trappers has been inaugurated hy
I' the state game commission In the
matter of payment of bounty on
pelts of predatory anlmnls. Here
i aflor they must be submitted to
the game department offices for
j official inspection and marking.
I I'rior to announcement of the
I change Just made the submitted
j'poltK by the claimants were mark-
David and Dick Colvig from Weed
Cal. Little Dick, aged eight, (who
wants to h "Krelsler"), played
"The I'alms" on his violin at the !
opening of the services. i
Pall hearers were Mr. Marshall's
sons, sons-in-law and nephews.
Many relatives " from out of town
were present and the funeral par
lors were embanked with floral
offerings.
Tho place the "Patriarch," as
ho was known, had held In tho
hearts of his descendants was ex
pressed in -the manner In which
they accepted his going. Mourn
ing was not evidenced but an ex
pression of sweet ' farewell, 1 lu
which the children, whom he loved
best, seemed to lie showing their
appreciation of his unfailing kind
ness, sympathy and interest, by
not regrotting his departure, which
ho desired.
The ideal Mr. Marshall main
tained through his lite will he
remembered long. He has been
11 n inspiration to his children and
grandchildren, who havo already
done much in the world of lit-
l era tare and art and memories of
him will continue to inspire his
descendants as the years go by.
Mr. Marshall was horn In Will
county. 111., October 5, lfcfid. to
I Ceorge and Margaret Marshall.
lie was I he you ngest of seven
j children. A few months before
he was liirrn, his father joined
the great migration to the newly
discovered gold fields of Califor
nia and never returned. His
widow then operated their prairie
farm of 1 60 acres and brought
interest 1 ' r cmmren. sending them to
county Hrnoni nno "'nfr most of the
i a i in worK nerseif.
In '1861 Mr. Marshall's four
brothers enlisted in the Union
army leaving him a lod of 10 to
act as "man of the family." At
the end of tho war three of the
brothers returned and he resumed
his education in the country
schools.
In he entered the Unlver-
Mesidc..' the closing (,f the banks,
pu-tofi'he, courts ami fteieral,
city ami county offices .the Cali-
lornia Oregon Mower company oi
fes will ii I .st i be closed Monday.
.Wither will ther he any carrier
deliveries from the postofflce, ru
ral or idly.
Meyond the closing of the above
mentioned and the flying of flags
on buildinrs and homes there will
be no general formal observance
of the day.
Washington programs were held
in a number of whools Friday,
and a number of social affa irs
were held that evnlng and last
night. .
Mall Tribune aaa ara read by
Meteorological Report
I'chmary 2, ItKtl
Medford and , vicinity: Sunday
fair; not much change in tem
perature. Oregon: Sunday, fair, becoming
Unseltled northwest - portion; not
much change in temperature.
ed -hv the conntv clerk of Iho Illinois nut at the end of
county In which the animal was his sophmnrrt year was forced to
killed and a claim was mailed to' discontinue his schooling. For
tho stale game department. The, ys ne taught school
new policy, Harvey U Moreland
state -game warden, whose head
quarters are In Portland, an
noiiucoii, will (dim I natn any dup
lication of pelts.
FOR ARMY TASKS, ESPEE RATES LURE
FOLKS OF VALLEY,;;
in Illinois and in 1S83 moved to
ltensseluur, )nd., where ho pur
chased a weekly newspaper, the
Kensselncr Hepnhllcan. Ho own
ed and edited the newspaper for
2-t yearn, maklnit a name for him
self thiouKhout Indiana hoth for
his ahlllty n writer and thinker
and his fearlCHsncsH and honesty
lu flKhtinK for rlKht In politics
nnd morals.
January 25, 1884, he married
Hie K. Rartoo at Rensselaer. To
them wero borne seven children,
five of whom survived him. In
1907 the family moved to Med
ford, where they hnve since made
r n
r y
' Local Data 2 ?
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TeinperatUre )':. :tV '7 j
IliKheH (List VI hr.-O .Ml :!
Lowest n.tst 12 hrs.) ::7 ::::
lie', humidity (ui... u
I'l .-. . ii inehes) II a I
Stale of weather Cdy M. Cdy. j
A Preferred Dividend of
Total precipitation since Sep
tember l , i :i30. i;.;m inches.
Sunris? today, 6:57 a. m.
Sunset today, r:f.2 p. m.
" Sunrise Monday, 6:.r.!l a. m.
KU I S I ,AT VHK DA W D I, ICS
(Continued From Page One)
Jackson county Is well repre
sented among the ninety-one
physicians of Oregon nnd 21 f
southwestern Washington w h oj
nay neen appointed medical ex- The four passenger trains from their home, operating an orchard
aniineiH for tho elllcns training (;r:ints pass, Medford, Ashland I south of town
camp enrollment period next num. nd Intermediate points carried Mr. Marshall'maintalned an In
mer. ami tho commander or lho(2.Ml excursionists on the Dollar, tPret in clean politics, education
ancouver barracks has forward (lny rtes. The Southern Pacific aI1(l worI1 noWH unt hlH don(h
ed the names to the army corps, company han another like bargain Tuesday morning February 10
area headquarters at San Fra n-j ,iay n February 27th when tick- i J "
ciscp Tor authority to Issue antl-vtM wHi i,0 sold fur all trains that What we can't understand Is
typhoid fever serums to each of . day with a return limit the fol- why n llenated affections are worth
tho examiners. lowing Tuesday night. darned much if they are so eas-
The Jackson county contingent; Portland and San Francisco lly nllenated. Srpingfield Nows-
of uppolnt. d physicians Is as both offer many attractions for, Sun.
fHown: m.xl week-end and from In-, . -
A. K. Dodson. Medford: Kdw.n culi-ics it Is expected the number
Durno. Medford; Charles A. Haln-j f exenrsloiilsts will enual. if notl
es. Ashland; Wllllum W. P. Holl.j PXceed thoso of Friday. Those
Medford; .V. F. Walter Kresse.i intending to take advantago of
Medford; Cordon MaeCracken, hn, eMraordliiarlly low rates
Ashland; Dun K. Standard, Phov- should communicate with Hie wv-'
nix: II. C Wilson, Medlord; Kr-jeral Southern Pacific ticket if-(
nest Woods, Ashland. rices at once and those desiring
t Thoso for .losephlno county aro( reservations shiuild iilace their or-'
tron i.. nainy, r. i igio an i dors us soon as possible.
ii. .Marks, t .rants Pass; and
the ones from Klamath county
are: V. I Hamilton, (1, S. Ncw
mh, ami Orra M. Patterson, Klani
math I'alls; F, M. Trout, Malln.
Commiitees are .till considering
or hayo just reported out . for
floor action, the important, state
constabulary measure, regulation
of nnrcotic sales, chain store li
censes, income an4 intangibles tax
bills, the racing bill, appropria
tions for four armoricM, unemploy
ment Investigation and the non
partisan . judiciary. One f these
have passed either house. Hecon
sideratloir of some hills defeated
lire expected during the next week
including the Portland policemen's
and firemen's pension.
. A statistical survey reveals lhatj
of the 7 1." introduced in the
house :i!i:t are house measuresi
and 322 senate bills. The governor
has signed 2U house hills and 2!
senate ' bills. There are 2 1 house
hills ready for his sanction and
2!t senate hilly. The house has
pr,Std 127 other bills while the
senate has concurred in S!i others.
Ten house hills and five senate
hills were Ullleil on the floor of
the houses. Othrs killed included
41 house hills and :15 senate hills
indefinitely postponed and ' I
house hills and 27 senate 1IIN
withdrawn by unanimous consent.
I n addition about 2oa resolutions
and memorials have Ik cn intro
duced und mo.-'t of them ae!d up
on In both bouses.
Is Paid on Class A Stock in the
JACKSON COUNTY
Building & Loan
ASSOCIATION
Shares are issued in multiples tit' $1(10.00
ami participate in (he semi-annual divi
dends from date of investment.
.This association is owned and managed hy
capahle Mod ford business men your
neighbors. Money is loaned by this associa
tion on building and properly improve
ments rifi'lit here in .Jackson countv. We
of the part this institution lias
are proud
played in
eount rv.
the n'rowtli
01
Ins
itv and
p H
JUST PHONE 105
We have an investment plan that will ex
actly suit you. Will gladly explain it to
you without obligation.
57
Miami university. Oxford, Ohio,
was founded 122 years ago.
Mr. Hoggs Fxpcvtod Homo j
o. c. Hoggs, who has' been i
Salem since Thursday on business
concerning tho adoption of the
proposed building and loan code.
Is expected back In Medford to
dnv. J
Sunday Dinner
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Pood Is Better"
at The Medford
Winnie Lightner At
Fox Rialto Sunday
'-. Ilrartnrhru multit tlia gnf burk
ground of llvt-ly nlxlit clutm form
' oil. tffactlvo " pnrtlon o( "he
touliln'l Buy No," tli Wnrncr
Ilran. anil Vltuphunc rtiiutln
wliloh open ut tli Ko Itleltn
thatr tnriny with the ttrny, Klnit
liuf rompillonne, Wlnnla LlKhtnpr,
In tli tnr rol. .....
,..u Wlnnln llttrprr, the heruino,
I.lKhtnrr In hfttrd In ft num.
br. of nonKK, (talivrrefl In th dlif.
tluotlvr munnor which hnii ntmio
qUqt fnmotiM In vaulovlllo nnl
numliiil comedy. Jh'ro nhi Ih hIho
r.nlrr1' iih n .(livim.'i'tk tt(!tre'R nr
tnitiiuatnblllly. '
. . . '
IVont T'.vmiH VnlU'y
Hm Mvelyii lllnurf, .Mm. D.ivld
jlood null ,lumin 1'niyir of KratiK
ViiJIoy wore union nut-oMow'i
jiialtora In Midfurd ycMerilay. ' 1
JUST RECEIVED! A New Shipment of
o no
i i
RADIOS
Sent These Sensational New MotUle aut Onee
tAlMEE MUSIC MOUSE
Be d Main
C. H. ISAAC
Phone 788
W. H.tTLUHRER
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GOLD SEAL QUALITY
Winning New
Customers Daily . .
'I'lif luiirorin hi,di tiiali1y t.f (!old Seal pro
tlntts air foiislaiilly winning now l'Honds!
l'i'.if, SalV. Uirli ami Wlu.lcs.inif, (lold Seal
niillc and (lultl Seal butter
art- finding a ilact'
sunt Iiitii () r o i,r ti n
tables eatli tla.v.
The reason is le-
e.'Ulsf
more
Sold Everywhere
In Southern Oregon
PHONE 51
orrans fo
JDily plit(i-y
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rf7
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MILK
Don't fcrget Gold Seal
Ice Cream is a year-round
Dessert