MFTFORn MATL TRTTUINTC, MEDFORD, OKKOON, THURSDAY, .1WE gi, 1931.
' f AGE THREE I
COUNTY ASSESS'
COSTS OF;
Jackson county yesterday receiv
ed "formal 'notice from-the state
board of control that the cost of
caring for Inmates- of state insti
tutions would be borne direct by
the countries, instead of the state
as in the. past. This means aboal
HWOO a year additional outlay to
the countyji ja '(';. .
.Ajiother tat Wiling affecting this
county was also promulgated in Sa
lem yesterday;' ian opinion of the
state attorney :gdileral holding that
great war widows, unmarried, are
entitled tovtlOOC .tax exemption.
The... state tax commission previ
ously held that they were not, and
k accordance (herewith the county
assessor made up his next' year as
eSBmen t. . I t will' now be 'neces
sary ;tb (fca nirbjiftM rile tak Tjffls
and ihak 9 ; the exemptions. , '
'Ruling' that the counties instead
of the state shall dispense funds
for the care of Inmates in state
institution In no wise lessens the
taxes. The county makes the levy
and handles the funds on the re
ceipt of a bill from the state. -Previously
the money was Included In
the state tax rund and the mono
was disbursed at Salem.
Jackson county's state tax this
year was approximately $92,000 and
the first half of taxes, for this
amount Jias been turned over to
the state. Many county courts of
the. state have i-filed ':. protests
againBt the move on the ground
that it is shifting the burden with
out reductions of cost from the
state to Jhe. county and by the
time - the next campaign rolls
around will be the high point of
orations, showing how the state
tax has been reduced.
; ' Pair Save Baby
''NEWCASTLE, Eng. (UP) Two
men saved a two-year old, baby
from, drowning w;hen the perambu
lator. in which it' was strapped ran
. bvor an embankment into a" lnke.
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5 to 6 'Western Auto Supply;
News and Markets by Mall
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6 to 7 Plllsbury Flour; Where
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7 to 8 The Happiness Train;
KM ED Presentation.
8 to 9 KMED Presentation.
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7:65 to 8 Breakfast Broad-
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8 to 9 Treasure Box; West
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9 to 10 Friendship Circle;
Mann's Dept. Store; .Proc-
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10 Weather Forecast.
10 to 11 Wurts Gifts; KMED
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li to 12 Snider's Dairy; Bur-
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12 to 1 Monarch Seed; South-
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1 to 2 Sperry Flour;! Med-
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2 to 2:30 KMED Presenta-
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4:30 to 5 KMED Presenta-
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5 to 6 Western Auto Supplyj
Uncle Jerry; News and
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6 to 7 (Mutual Mill; Where to
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7 to 8 The Happiness Train;
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8 tq 9 KMED Presentation.
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TALENT FRUIT MEN f
TO HEAR CEDARWALL
All fruitgrowers have been; In'
vited to attend the meeting1 or
the Talent district fruit growers.
to be held tomorrow evening at
the irrigation . district office at
Talent. I. H. Cedarwall will ad
dress the group on marketing
pears. " , " 7
ELECT DUNGEY GOLD
GOLD HILL, Ore., June 25.
(Special.) At the recent, school
election Elmer Dungey was elc'cted
director for a term of three years
and Miss Bertha Coy was re-oJectf
ed clerk'.'
Tony Ross and E. T. Hamm
were candidates for the director
ship and C. J. Shorb for the clerk
ship.
BUTTE FALLS
BUTTE PALLS, Ore., June' 25.
(Special) Mr and Mrs. Flem-
ming and daughters and Charlie
Page and daughter went to Med
ford Tuesday. f' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson. and
daughter, Emma, Emil NqIhqp
and Mr. and Mrs. Knlph Nelnon
went to Tacoma Wednesday. The
latter were married Monday . and
this will be their honeymoon trip.
Alt Butte Falls wish them life
happiness.
- Mrs. Tod Porter Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Caron. ; i:
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nee, Byron
Stoddard and Edward Abbott left
for the Willamette valley Monday,
Mr. und Mrs. Joe Nee and Byron
Stoddard will attend the Oregon
State College this summer and
Edward Abbott will take work
t the University of Oregon. Ed
ward will stay with relatlvos and
Byron will stay with the Nees.
Mr. and Mrs. D. - M. Cleveland
took their son, Donald Cleveland,
to Eugene last Sundny. Don will
take work at the University ot
Oregon summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover,-'?Or-
bra and Elga Abbott spent Sunday
at Fish lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross - Wymore
were at Fich lake Sunday.-
J. Frank Carson, Don Smith and
Ralph Botts went fishing on Fish
lake Sunday.
Miss Naomi Van Oroos left
Butte Falls Tuesday for Eugene
to attend summer school. ' T
Miss Hazel Taylor is attending
the Southern Oregon Normal.
Mrs. J. I. Patton visited Mrn.
Gerald Hunter of Ashland and
other Ashland friends ' Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. K." D. Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coblolgh will
spend a few days In Bandon this
week.
Mr, and Mrs. "Doc"v Ooss are
visiting their daughter and fam
ily in Medford this weeV
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jackson
were business visitors in Medfoid
tast week
Mrs. Rhea Hoover plans tv
spend the summer at, Chlloquln.
Mrs, Augusta Timmons Iw re
ceiving medical car at the Com
munity Hospital In Mearora. .
The wadding reception of Annie
Jo Kent and Ralph Nelson wan
given hy the brldVs parents. Mr
and Mrs. Joe Kent, Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alberts and
children have moved to Prospect
for the summer. ' f . .
Mr. Warner, who was Injured
in thtt Tomltn camp about a
month ago, is able to be about
on crutches. - 5
Mrs. Earl Beckdolt Is recovering
rapidly from a broken hip. 8h
Is walking rery well now.
Mrs.'Averlll is In town.
Southern Oregon sportsmen and
conservationists will have an op- j
portunity to meet Chas. McCIees, j
new state game supervisor, tonight
at the annual banquet of the Jack
son County Game Protective asso
ciation at the Hotel Medford. This
will be Mr. McClees first visit to
southern Oregon as an official of
the game commission and much
interest is being evidenced in news
of his plan to be present. He will
be on the program for the evening.
It is hoped that Stanley Jewett,
leader of predatory animal control
of the United States biological sur
vey will bo present. Stockmon of
this vicinity have petitioned the
county court and the biological
survey to Join in a program to
eliminate coyotes and other preda
tory animals of this district. Some
objection to a poisoning program
has been expressed by trappers
and hunters who feel that some of
the smaller fur bearing and game
animals may be killed. It is plan
ned to have a frank discussion of
this program tonight.
The deed for the land for the
location of the new government
hatchery to be built on Butte creek
has been signed and forwarded to
the bureau of "fisheries. ' 'AdViih-'
tages of the n IvUcherjfr'WIKbe
explained -tt the meeting -:m(oio
Simpson,) siiperiifcerdonti joAj tt'ate
game farms; hits been In1 southern
Oregon , several days, spending
most! of his time 'at ! the local
pheasant farm. He plans to trap
a number of the young pheasants
and distribute them to different
sections of the valley. He will
explain in detail his plan, how this
may be done and the advantages
to be gained.
Motion pictures of outdoor life,
which have never becn presented
to a southern Oregon audience,
will be shown by Earl Fry of the
Dupont compuny.
Places are being arranged at the
banquet table for 10 guests and
all membfi's of the Jackson Coun
ty Game Protective association are
urged to bo present.
PLAN BARGAIN DAY
F1AYJULY 3RD
A meeting of .Medford mer
chants is in session this afternoon
at the Chamber of Commerce
building for the purpose of de
veloping plans for a special .bar
gain day Friday, July 3.
July 4th, being a holiday. It is
hoped that Friday can be con
verted into a Saturday for the
one week. There are but three
Saturdays In the month of July
on which stores will be open,-'
BIG PLANS FOR
FOURULOF JULY
DANDON, Ore.. June 25. )
Mandon-by-the-Bea Is making exten
sive preparations Tor Its annunl
Fourth ot July week end which will
be more stupendous this year than
ever before. A diversified pro
gram is being arranged, including
baseball, golf water sports, motor
boat racing and surfboard riding
contests, coast guard drill, danc
ing, swimming, surf bathing, ath
letic sports, firewarks, etc.
A feature of the affair this year
will be a meeting of the Coos and
Curry county grungos, including 13
local granges and the Pomona
grange. These will be the guests
of the Parkersburg grange at a
picnic In the city' park.
The Dandon concert band has
boen engaged to furnish concerts
on both Saturday and Sunday, July
4 and 5. Val illsconnette and his
10 piece dance hand of national
fame will .furnish the music for
tlio dancing at Silver Spray Gar
dons, which has a floor space of
10,000 square teet. '
' Additional cottage accommoda
tions are hoing provided at the
beach and more hotel and private
-Minis will be available for the vis
itors this year than ever before.
ine celebration is sponsored by
the Mention chamber of commerce.
BEAGLE
BEAGLE, Ore., Jnue 25. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Sakraida are the
proud parents of a fine son bom
at th'- Sacred Heart hospital last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulhollen and Jas.
Mulhollen of Medford were Sunday
guests at the Chas. Mulhollen
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Grnnt and son en
joyed a visit Sunday with Mr. and
.Mrs. English from Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mulhollen
and family were business visitors
at Phoenix Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Htschoff and family
have been enjoying a two weeks'
visit with Mr. HIschotf's mother
and sister from the northern pnrt
of the slate. They returned home
last week.
Hcgulnr meeting of the Friendly
Neighbors was held at the Bchool
hoiiBO Inst Sunday with Mr. Martin
as leader. Tile Hlblo text was
"Loving Kindness,' 'and Daddy's
day was observed by the following
program: Song, Mrs. Collier and
Mrs. Lucas; reading, Thelma San
derson; hnrmonica selection, Mor
rill and Leo Martin; verse, mario
Seegmlller; song, lna Pearl Lucas;
verse, Ernest Sanderson; talks on
"Loving Kindness," Mr. Ellis and
Mrs. Lucas; article, Mr. Lucas;
origination of Fathers' dny. Mr.
Secgmiller. Mrs. nichards will lead
next Sunday's meeting. The sub
ject will be "Pride."
Mrs. Waddell, Perry and Ruby
Wnddell were Sunday guests at the
Ohns. Sanderson nome.
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