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MEDFORD- MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931 PAGE EIGHT CHAS. PRAY, CHIEF OF CONSTABULAR ON INITIAL VISIT Charles P. Pray, superintendent ol the new stats police department with headquarters In Salem, arrived In Medford today to cbnfer with Lee Brown, constabulary chief In southwestern Oregon and other state police stationed In this district. "The organization Is progressing rapidly," Superintendent Pray atacfed "and I find the work of the atari quite satisfactory." He spoke highly of the work of Privates James O'Brien and E. W. Van der Walker, who last week arrested Ed F: Rice, known as "Tough Eddie," confessed robber of a service station at Ash land. The police arrested the man a half hour after the crime. Captain Harry M. Nllea of the Portland police bureau and Cap tain Rexford of the Multnoman county sheriff's traffic force, will arrive In Medford about the first of September to conduct the school of Instruction for members of the local department, the state head an nounced. The two captains will be assisted by two local men, who have not been selected as yet. No definite period has been set for the instruction, but will be held until the officers have been given complete training. The school is being conducted In three headquar ters cities, Portland, Medford and Baker. " - ; Superintendent Pray said that he had no new plans to announce at the present time. He left head quarters In Salem yesterday, and conferred with officers In Roscburg en route south. FREE TICKETS TO F Two ' free tickets for Thursday night's show at the Holly theatre will be presented to every southern Oregon car owner who calls at the Medford Service station on East Main street before tomorrow evening. This free theatre party Is made possible by O. O. Furnas, proprietor of the Med ford Service station, looal Ooodyear tire doalers. ; - The guest rickets will be for the second performance of Joe K. Brown's hilarious picture, "Broad Minded," beginning at 9 p. m. Following the main foature, comedy and short sub jects, there will be an Interesting two-reel movie depicting the manu facturing and selling of ' famous Ooodyear All-Weather Tires and tubes, the Pathfinder tires and giant bus and truck balloons. ''This remarkable Ooodyear picture will be of Interest to all Medford car owners. It contains many instructive lessons In modern manufacturing and merchandising methods which have been ' enthusiastically received by theatre guests of the Ooodyoar com pany In practically every large com munity In the United States," O. O. Furnas, manager of the Medford Service station stated today, - , 1 Marion Davies at the Fox Craterian V X II Meteorological Report August 12. 1031 Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Thursday fair. No change. In tern, perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thursday, No change In temperature. Lowest temperature this morning 62 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 101: lowest 62. , Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1930, 13.67 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday 18 degrees; 6 a. m. today 70 degrees. If you are one of those workaday individuals who dream of emancipa tion In wealth, you will be heart ened by "Five and Ten,'? Marion Davies' new starring vehicle which Is playing today and Thursday at the Fox Craterian. In this dramatic Fannie Hurst story Is hidden a golden nugget of wisdom: a moral both pathetic and refreshing; that money can't buy happiness. i Leslie Howard Is seen opposite Miss Davies as the young society architect who mistakes her motives In trying to win his love by aug menting her own appeal through the power of her father's fortune. The parent roles are played by Richard Bennett and Irene Rich and the brother la Kent Douglass, all ad mirably cast and flawless In characterization. CHOSEN FOR HUNT BY Several hunting parties from Med ford will Journey to BarkerviUe, Can ada, soon after the season opens September 1, according to Qrover Young, who la In this olty today from the construction project now In pro gress In the northern hunting ground. The lodge and cabins being con structed out from Barkervllle by the Cariboo Hunting and Fishing Camps company, composed chlei:y of local business men, are progressing rapidly Young states. Among the people who will venture Into the virgin forests In search of game this fall are Corbln Edgell and Lincoln McCormack, who will be Joined at Barkervllle by Austin Cor bln of New York. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Ferry and son, Allen, will alBO visit the hunting lodge during September. - Oame Is plentiful In the northland, the water line Is high In the lakes and streams as a result o heavy rainfall In early summer, 'and all other conditions Ideal for hunting. Young said today. He was accompanied to Medford by Mrs. Young and , ttietr little daughter and will remain here sev eral days before returning north. 4 nrbOe Afire The chemical wagon from the local fire station this after noon answered a call to the city gar bage grounds, . ; Olfifwlfled advertising pots results. Sunset today, 7:15 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise 6:17 a.m. Sun set 7:15 p. m. Observations Token at S A. BL 120th Meridian Time City WITH s A ! W3 Btf Ms r fl P Baker City 88 60 Clear Boston 68 62 .60 Rain Boise - 96 60 . Cloudy Chicago 68 64 Clear Denver 94 66 Clear Des Moines 76 50 Clear Fresno 96 74 Cloudy Helena 96 62 P. Cdy. Los Angeles 82 68 Cloudy Medford 88 04 ' Clear New York 68 62 1.46 Rain Phoenix .. .....100 82 P. Cdy. Portland 76 64. Clear Reno ,. 90 72 Cloudy Roseburg 78 60 Clear Salt Lake 96 72 P. Cdy. San Francisco.- 66 64 Cloudy Seattle 70 66 P. Cdy. 8pokane 84 64 Clear Wash'gton, D.C. 70 64 .94 Rain PHOENIX MISSIONARY i TALK IS NEXT FRIDAY PHOENIX. Ore.. Aug. 12. (Spl.) Announcement that Miss Irene For ay Lhe of Tslngtan, China, would give a missionary address on Friday even ing, the 16th, should have read Fri day evening, the -4th. t May Have Holler THE DALLES, Ore., Aug. 12. (AP) Possibility of salvaging the boiler of the river steamer Cowlitz which sank In the Columbia river six miles west of hero July 24, Is being discussed by several local men. The matter Is being taken up with the company with which the boat was Insured. E BARGAINS BYM.F.8H. The third day of the Medford Fur niture & Hardware company's big furniture sale was unusually success ful with a large number of southern Oregon home-owners taking advan tage of the bargain prices. It was re ported this afternoon. Additional attractive offers In high class furniture for every type of house will be available each day dur ing the remainder of this August sale. The furniture display Is being shown on the second floor of the Medford Furniture & Hardware store at East Sixth and Bartlett, but some of the sale articles may be seen In the windows of the main floor. , STORY 1 (Continued From Pace One) leaving Safety Bay tomorrow morn ing, he said. Their next hoi), to Kr aginsk. In eastern Siberia, will be one of about 1,000 miles. "We are enjoying ourselves Im mensely," was the frequently repeat ed reply of Lindbergh and his di minutive w,lfe today to their many admirers. MOUNT IN REVOLT; HAVANA, Aug. 12. (AP) Casual ties In the last four days of revolt in Cuba were figured today from scattering dispatches and official communications at 36 dead ana oa wounded. The reports Indicated government losses have been slight and tnat prisoners taken up .to today nuS- bered more than 160. No military engagements were re ported today from anywhere on Vie ... . i nlsht'a two sklr- mlshes in the province of Plnor cl Rio where, the government said. IB rebels were killed and 28 wounded. Lieutenant-Colonel jscaomu w. do. onco a special military Judge, was sent last night on a secret mission to Santa Clara and today 150 sol diers followed him. Numbered among tno oeaa " . nnn nnllceman. rural guarasmuu ---- . ..ntmo three "bystand ers" arc rlmslfled as Insurgents. 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