MEDFORD TRTBTJXE MEDFORD. PRECOX THURSDiY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1932.
TILE MEET FRI
Tomorrow Is Boosters' dsy at the
(Jacksonville Orange and Invitations
bare been sent to all Orange organ!'
(talons. In the county to attend. Zx
naive plana have been completed
for the celebration, with the follow
In program.
J2 Noon Addreaa of Welcome Chea
ter Wendt, master.
P. M
J3 -.00-1:00 Plcnlo Lunch on Court
Houa Lawn.
1:00-1:15 Orange Singing.
J:1S-S:00 Jackaon County Orange
Program.
:00-4:00 8porta and Contests.
:00-t:00 Baasball.
600-7 :0O lUcsss.
.T .00-8:00 Amateur B oil B and
' wraaumg.
8:00-8:15 Group Singing.
0:lfl-B;3O Jacksonville a range Pro
(ram.
9:80-10:00 Kecreatlonal Program and
Orand March.
10:00 Dancing.
The following committees have
been appointed: Lunch, Meadamea
Mechem, Arnold, Henspeter, Skinner,
Ore, Nledermeyer; muslo, W. B.
Xrauae; chairs, Carl Nledermeyer, W.
H. Arnold, Frank Henspeter; table,
Homer Mechem, Ernest Langley;
' platform, I. A. Dew; contests, O. C.
Hoover; baseball, Otto Nledermeyer;
dance , Em eat Nledermeyer, Henry
Conger; soliciting, Emma Conger,
Anna wendt.
Recreation, Elsie . Hoover, Claer
Henley; boning, Clauds Hoover; pub'
llclty, Oeo. Wendt, Mabel Blins; food
stud, Mrs. W. B, Krause; Callle
Sanden, Louise Brockway; program,
Mabel Elms, Catherine Wendt.
A fin program has been arranged
with Miss Clsrabel Nye, atat home
demonstration agent, to. be guest
speaker, one will give a short ad
dress on wbst rural organisation can
accomplish. Oeorge Andrews, popU'
ular .young baritone, and Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Nee of Jacksonville
will be soloists for the evening.
Mollis Nledermeyer, Leona Conger,
Irroa Nledermeyer. Beryl Brockway.
Mrs. Callle Sanden and O, O. Hoover
will also eppear on the program.
" A cordial Invitation la extended to
all Orangera, friends and publto at
large. "Be a Booster" Is the day's
slogan.
BAPTISTS PLAN
j FALLJ1PAIGN
: Announcement was mad at a
meeting at the Baptlat church last
night that October 10 would be the
date of the beginning of the fall
evangelistic campaign to be conduct
ad at that church. Rev. DeVero Pen
hollow, whs was soloist snd song
leader In the Bhannon-Hlgglnbotham
tent meetings held her last year,
has been secured to head up the
musical part of ths program for ths
campaign. Mr. Penhollow was a
(rest favorite In the meetings last
fall, and mad a. host of friends in
Msdford who will be happy at the
news of his return. Pastor W. H.
Xston has been asked by the church
to be the preacher for this csmpslgn.
A fin spirit of Interested reported
as already In evidence augurs well
for the meetings.
Meteorological Report
September It, 1038,
forecasts.
Medford and vicinity; Tonight and
Friday fair; cooler Friday.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday,
but fog on coast; slightly cooler In
terior west portion Friday.
Local Data.
Lowest temperature this morning,
s degrees.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest, 09; lowest, 44.
Total precipitation alnoe September
i. itJ3, o inches.
Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes
terosy, IB; a a. m. today, 01
Sunset today, 8:S7 p. m.
Sunrls tomorrow, 0:07 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, s:) p. m.
Observations Taken at 0
M0 Meridian Time,
City
5S
II
Baker City .. 80
Boise ,,.,,.-. 80
Chicago , i i. 70
Denver 08
Das Moines 73
Eureka 84
Fresno 80
Helena 7a
Los Angeles
Msrshfleld
MEDFORD
New York
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
Rossburc
Sslt Lske
flan Francisco.
Seattle ,
Spokane
, 80
. 83
,83 88
Clear
Clear
Clear
T. Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
... Cloudy
Foggy
T. Clear
T. Clear
Rain
Clear
Clear
P.Cdy.
Cloudy
. Clear
Clear
POLICE CAPTURE
I
TORTURE CHARGE
Stat polios were advised this after
noon by the sheriff of Wasco county
that Richard H. Morton, 84, Richard
W. Olle, 34, and Ernest Wright, 31,
arrested by the state police last night,
and held for carrying concealed wea
pons were wanted there for the rob
bery and torturing of an aged man.
The trio an alleged to have violated
the friendliness of their victim, and
stolen 8100 from him. They then,
la asserted, tortured him In an
effort to make him tell where bla
wealth was hidden.
State police about noon located
Morton' family camped In a tent
on Wagner creek.
Morton claims to be a resident of
the Ashlsnd district. The state po
lios say he Is a transient, and has
been hers for a couple of months at
Intervals.
Ths trio will be removed to Wasco
county.
PINE OROVE 13 teams hauling
gravel on road starting east at Fine
Q rove across roads.
MYRTLE POINT Vogue Millinery
reopened under management of Doro-
my Miller and Mrs. Ivy Roberts.
YREKA TO TURN
HISTORY PAGES
BACK FOR FETE
A realUtle revival of the old mining
days when Yreka, wu known as
''Thompson', Dry Dlggln'a" la expected
to draw t hoi wands of visitor to
northern California, on October 7 and
8. The celebration, which has been
named the "Gold Rush" la being put
on by the Treka Miners, booster club,
to revive Interest In gold mining, pro
vide Jobs for the unemployed and
raise funds to help take care of the
city's destitute during the coming
winter. Assisting the "Treka Miners"
la the newly organised "Oold Diggers"
organ! ration composed of Yreka wo
men, who are doing their bit to make
the project a auoceM. The "Oold Dig
gers" are advertising the coming event
by appearing in old-time costumes,
and the male sex are attired In pio
neer garb and novel whiskered effects
which baffle description.
A big two-day program Is planned
for the entertainment of the many
southern Oregon and northern Cali
fornia folks who will attend the "Gold
Rush." Sports evente. Including bi
cycle races, a football game, cham
pionship horeeAhoe pitching contest
and other items of Interest have al
ready been arranged for. Pioneer pros
pectors will compete In the mucking
and panning contests, as well as the
rock drilling competition. An old
time fiddlers contest will be held
Friday night and dances of both old
time end modern variety will hold
forth each night. Gambling games of
every description will run day and
night and a special bank will be
opened to provide "'phony" money
for the various games snd conces
sions.
One of the leading events of the
entire two-day program will be the
pioneer parade which takes place Sat
urday, October 8 at 10 a. m. Many
Vehicles of ancient vintage will be
In the procession. Old stage coaches.
covered wagons and pack trains will
pass In review slong the streets of
the old mining town, where In years
past they were the order of the day.
Men. women and children garbed In
the costumes of the early fifties will
be much In evidence, adding a color
ful touch to this novel historical
pageant. Moving pictures of the pa
rade snd other outstanding events
will be taken, preserving a perma
nent record of this unique pioneer
celebration, ,
The Treka "Gold Miners' and the
Oold Diggers' as well are extending
l cordial invitation to everyone in
southern Oregon to participate In
their festivities on Friday and Satur
day, October 7 and ?. j
Myrtle Point. Fourier Bros, pur !
chased Myrtle Point meat market. I
Panning Gold Dust I'FIVF LIFERS GET
assaaav " ' ' Siiasassewi
money money" Mill be used during
gum ruin ceieumiun m sieas,
cam., next month and aoor is
Oeorge W. Means, old-time prospector
wuune lace uiu uuuriv tite lucre.
Mcaiu , shown nonnlnr duit on his
claim west of yreka.
Roseburg. Approval of appropria
tion of sro.ooo for emergency forest
highway funds for Tiller-Troll cut
off road given at Wsehlngton, D. c.
accord to word received from Repre
sentative Howley.
BY
SALEM. Sept. 89. (ff) Commuts
tolns of sentence were grsnted Wed
nesday by Governor Julius L. Meier
to five men serving life eentences
st the state penitentiary for various
degrees of murder. Two other con
victs were given conditional pardons.
Oood behavior and valuable service
to the Institution were the bases for
leniency,
Floyd Henderson snd Irving L.
Btoop, received at the penitentiary
October 10, 1920. to serve life terms
for alleged participation In tb Jail
break and subsequent slsylna of
Sheriff Til Taylor of Umatilla county.
nad sentences commuted to 20 years.
Records in the executive department
Indicated that Henderson and Stoop
had no part In ths actual slaying.
Employment has been promised both
men.
Russell Becker, received Mav 20.
1024, to aerve a life term for the
alleged slaying of Frank Bowker of
Multnomah county, over a liquor
transaction quarrel and subsequent
dumping of the body Into the Cala
poola river, received commutation to
a 30-year term.
Domlnlco Pacini, receive March
8. 1015, from Multnomah cointy on
a life sentence for second degiie mur
der, received commutation to a 99
year term.
D O. Brlohouz of Malheur county,
received October 81, 1910. to serve
a life term on a second degree mur
der charge, received a commutation
to a 25-year sentence.
Conditional pardons were' issued to
Lincoln Rose of Douglas county and
Jack Edwards of Multnomah county.
Rose was received September 2, 1031,
to serve flv years for Involuntary
manslaughter. Edwards was received
from Multnomah county March 23,
1027, to serve 10 years for asssult and
robbery while armed with a dangerous
wespon. wss pardoned providing that
he remain under supervision of the
Oregon Prison sssoclatlon, which will
furnish blm with needed medical at
tention that officials say la Impos
sible under the Insufficient peniten
tiary facilities.
Brisco will (a to Texas to visit her
parents, and Mr. Brlsoo win return
here to continue his mining opera,
tlons.
Mrs. A. D. Helms of Ashland spent
Tuesdsy with her brother. Oeorge
Lance.
Ed Whit of Medford wss looking
over his crop of apples snd pesrs at
the Riviera Plantation Tuesdsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge West or Med
ford spent Sunday with Mrs. Psuline
Wshl. Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Elliott
snd son Donald are also guests of
Mrs. Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Msrion Lance spent
Thursday In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Clsy Biles spent Mon-
dsy svenlng with Mr. and Mrs. V.
Brisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Roster took
their Infant son to Medford Thurs
day to receive medics) care from Dr.
Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant ttesly and Mr.
snd Mrs. W. Oslbresth spent Sunday
st Crescent City.
Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. Floyd
Lance. Ruth Lance and Rao Clem
ents of Oold Hill spent Sundsy at
the Lsnce mine.
Mr. and Mrs. chaa. McMerrlck spent
Saturdsy on Appleget with Mr. and
Mrs. Lovelace. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Mills and son Bllile,
who have spent the psst week at the
McMerrlck home.
Riviera
RIVIERA, Sept. 20-(SpM Rogue
River Civic Improvement club met
September 23 with Mrs. loyd Dick.
Those present were Mesdamss Rob
erts. Watts, Baker, Love, Gallagher,
Pierce. Nlta -Blrdseye, Effa Blrdssys,
Johnston, Phelps, Forsyths, Wood
cock, Msgsrle, Wahl, Smith, Millar,
Burkhart, Bodkins, and the hostesses,
Mrs, McLaren snd Mra. Dick.
Guests wsre Mr. Johnston snd Mr.
snd Mrs. Chas. Bowman of Phoenix.
Mr. Bowman gav an Interesting talk
on child welfare.
Riviera Plantation la picking ap
ples and pears. They have about 10
men employed.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Brisco left Tues.
dsy morning for San Francisco. Mrs.
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