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MEDFORD ItSIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JISY 5, 1932.
10 RULE AT MAY
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, (By ForasUen Walker.)
, A program of eld English songs
and danees bj tha children of the
Medford city schools will be given
on Friday, May t, at 1 o'clock, at the
Senior high sehol, to celebrate May
day.
The letting Is In Queen Elisabeth's
gardens. Her meet gracious majesty
receives her loyal and devoted sub
ject, and U entertained by their
traditional May day frolicking.
' The program Is as follovs:
Entrance of Queen Elisabeth and
her court.
Song, An English Garden.
Entrance of the peasants with
their May Day queen.
Song Now Is the Month of May.
' Dance Slllengers Round.
Song Robin Hood.
DanceRoman Soldiers.
' Song Wraggle Taggle Oypsles, O.
Dance Sweet Kate.
r Song My Man, John.
' Dance Rufty Tuftl.
Song Sunlight and Shadow.
Winding of the Maypoles. There
are three of these Maypoles, with
ribbons of different colors.
Along the walls of the boys' gym,
where the festival Is to be held, will
be an art exhibit from several of
the grade schools.
The children participating In the
May Day festival have had weeks
and week of bard practloe to make
the program effective. Miss Carln
Degermark and Mlas Harriett Bald
win are supervising tomorrow's en
tertainment, and Miss Louise Hollen-
back has charge of the art exhibit.
Poppies Going
To France For
Soldier Graves
A large shipment of popples, made
by disabled American World war vet
erans, la now on It way to Prance to
be placed on the graves of the Amer
ican war dead on Memorial day. The
flowers have been sent to the Amer
ican Legion poet In Paris, which will
supervise their placing.
Paul Claudel, Prench ambassador
to the United States, received the
flowers officially In the name of the
Trench republlo at recent oeremonlea
In Washington, D. C. The presenta
tion was made by Mrs. Frederick O.
Williams of Tuckahoe. N. T national
president of the auxiliary, acting for
the disabled veterans of America.
: The popples are the same as those
being made by disabled veteran In
the government hospital at Portland,
Ore., which the women of Medford
American Legion auxiliary will sell
May ao-ai, to be worn In honor of
the war dead. Each disabled man
making popplee -vaa asked to con
tribute one flower s his Individual
token of remembrance for hi com
rade lying In overseas grave.
JUVENILES' FATE
William Benford and Frederick
White, both 17, alleged members of
the "boy burglar gang" operating In
this city the past month, were given
hearing this morning before Juve
nile Court Judge 0. B. Lamkln. They
were ordered remanded to the county
Jail until a decision was reached In
their case. The pair are claimed to
have operated with Olen Hanscom
and Clifford Clark, both 10, who ap
peared before Circuit Judge Norton
Tuesday. Their cases were taken un
der advisement for 80 days.
Friend this morning Interceded
for the youths. They were described
as "good boys."
Evan Crow, a youth often In the
Juvenile court and paroled, was sched
uled for appearance In circuit court
late today for alleged thefts.
County authorities are now taking
the position that youthful offenders
ahould be dealt with more harshly,
a paroles granted over a two-year
period have failed to yield expected
reformations.
Benford and White, with Hanscom
and Clark, were charged with burglary.
FIFER TO RETAIN
In the final block of the David
R. Wood-Reginald Flfer billiard tour
nament for the holder of the Gott
lieb trophy, held at the Elks' temple
last evening, Piter , the defender.
came out victorious, with 300 plonts
against wood's ass.
Although Wood took the first
block Monday night ISO to 134 points,
n was unable to keep the same lead
last night In hi attempt to become
guardian of the award. The trophy
being contested was donated the
lodge by Chris Gottlieb, a prominent
billiard player of the club.
Here from South San Francisco
guest at hotels In Medford are K.
J. McOann. J. W. Crist, T. B. Good
win and Fred Swearlngen. Others
from the southern state include A. H.
Sprlngston of Sierra Madre, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Koppel of Sen Rafael. H. A.
Fellows of Chlco, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Mussallen of Weed, w. D. Ludwtck of
South Date, J. D. Sprlngston, F. T.
Havlland and O. ' W. Helm of Los
Angeles.
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On Week's Visit B. O. Harding.
Internal revenue oollector, with head
quarters in the Federal building here,
left today for Orants Pas, where he
will spend a week on business,
HEALTH CUP FOR
LOCAL SCHOOLS
The Health Honor Roll Inspection
cup, warded etch year Jn the Med
ford aytm to the school which bu
carried out the greatest number of
health habit, went to Roosevelt
school this afternoon, when the com
pletion of another year In health
work was celebrated at each grade
school In the city. The banner,
awarded the school with the greatest
number of pupils on the health honor
roll, was presented Washington
school.
The presentation was made by Mlsi
Ruth Swartson, school nurse. Each
pupil on the health honor roll re
ceived one of the colorful honor roll
pins and Ice cream was given the
children In the four schools as a
special treat with their fourth holi
day, which followed the program.
The program, planned for presen
tation In the city park, was cancelled
because of the rainy weather, which
has softened the sod to such a degree
that the trampling of a crowd would
prove very Injurious.
POLLING PLACES
BE
IS
LEADER OF GIRLS
Margaret Warner wae elected presi
dent of the Girls' league for the
coming year yesterday afternoon at a
league meeting.
Irma Nledermeyer won the vloe
presldency race, Marjorle Paley was
elected secretary, and Elizabeth Ferry
was placed In the treasury position
The presidential voting was the
closest that has ever been recorded
In any Girls league election. Pre
ceding the balloting, supporters of
the various candidates gave cam
paign speeches.
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Sharp reductions on spring coats
for Immediate clearance.
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Ask today for new, wonderful face
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complexion. J a mil n & Woods Drug
Store.
Polling places for the May primary
will be selected next Tuesday, at a
meeting of the county court. The
state law requires they be formally
selected 10 days before the election.
There will be, from present Indi
cations, few changes In either city
or country from the last general
election. In this city, the North
Main precinct bwrth will be moved
from Flchtner's Oarage, across Sixth
street, to the Hotel Holland. The
Newtown precinct, heretofore held In
the Washington school will be moved
to a nearby residence, and the South
Main precinct will probably be des
ignated In the basement of the pub
lic library.
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Shrine Stated Session.
HUlah Temple meets it
Masonic Hall, Ashland,
Friday evening, May 6th,
In stated session. Rou
tine and other Important
business regarding the Spring Cere
monial, and the Prosperity Ball.
Ugbt refreshments after session.
a. R. CHAPMAN, Potentate.
R. E. DETRICK, Recorder.
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Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. oE A. M., Friday, May
8th, at 7:30 p. m. Work
in M. M. degree. Visitors
Invited. By order of
L. O. STEWART, W. M.
OEO. ALDEN, Secretary.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Passengers to San Fran
cisco for expenses. Good closed
car. Call at Shooting Gallery on
Front. St. or C27 Austin.
FOR RENT 6 -room house, 517 So.
Holly. Inquire W. H. Gore, Med
ford National bank.
FOR SALE Chevrolet Coupe to settle
estate. Mrs. N. D. Wells, 418 King
St.
K. h. CLYMER Painter, decorator,
contractor. Estimates free. Phone
631-L.
FOR TRADE Equity of $1500 in
modern 4-room house, very close
In. Will trade for clear city lot
on pavement, car, Copco or Jack
son County Building & Loan stock
or any of the above combined. No
cash required- Don't overlook this.
Address Box 3740, Mall Tribune.
WANTED Position as housekeeper
In motherless home, by neat, de
pendable middle aged woman; good
cook. Will consider good home
more than wages. Write Box 373B,
Mall Tribune.
FOR rent ff-room house, 116
Mistletoe.
EAT MORE FISH Costs same as
meat at Ivy St. Market.
EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP 610 East
Main. Haircut 39c. Open till 8
evenings.
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STAY IN PRISON
Raleigh Mattnews, widely known
resident of the Eagle Point district,
sentenced to serve two years In state
prison upon conviction of liquor vio
lations In connection with the raid
ing of a still on Reese creek In 1030,
which ended with the traglo death
of Everett Dahack. a kinsman, was
paroled from the penitentiary April
1. Matthews returned to this valley
and la now engaged In farming on
his place In the Eagle Point dis
trict. Matthews served ten months of a
two-year sentence. His first appli
cation for parole was disapproved by
the parole board following protests
submitted by local authorities and
citizens. No protests were filed on
the second appeal. Matthews has
been more or less In the courts of
Jackson county for several years. Dur
ing his incarceration In the "big
house. he was a model prisoner and
enjoyed special privileges, being en
gaged largely In outdoor farm work.
Evidence at the trial of Matthews
showed that he was among those
present when the raiders swooped
down on the Ree&e creek still and
bis attempted flight resulted In the
firing of the shot that ended In the
death of Dahack.
It Is understood that Frank Ben
nett, serving three years from this
county upon conviction for a statu
tory offense Involving a 18-year old
girl, will make application at the
May meeting of the state parole
board.
freshMfalls
New snow has fallen In the higher
levels. Three Inches of fresh snow
was reported today In the Fish lake
area, and 10 Inches In the Dead In
dian district. The fsll at Crater
lake ws light, and It 1 expected
the highway will b In excellent
condition for week-end travel. All
the Irrigation reservoir of the valley
are filling gradually. A predicted
spell of seasonable warm weather
will melt the snow fsst. There Is
a heavy run-off of water now under
way In the streams of this section.
DENVER. Colo., May 8. (AP)
The three men convicted of kidnap
lng Benjamin P. Bower, Denver
bakery manager, last January 18 and
holding .him five days for 50,OOO
ransom, today were sentenced to six
and ont-half to seven years in the
penitentiary.
Judge Robert W. Steele Ignored
plea of leniency for A. M. Taylor,
former bootlegger: George W. Reed,
a barber, and Joe Pannell, former
pugilist.
Foughkeepals ws for a time the
o.nltfcl nf N.w York.
"Bet You 65 Cents
That Bronchuline
Stops Your Cough"
Mtva Jarmln Woods Drug
Store, Heath Drug Store, and every
other first-ciaas oruggi.. m vne
country.
One dose will give you Immediate,
unmlatakeble relief. Two doses may
stop your cough entirely. A half
bottle wll chase it for good or the
druggist will refund the So you paid
,0to dope. No sweet stuff. Won't
make you a drug addict, nor upsM
your stomach. But It will STOP
YOUR couoh? What do you bet?
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