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P.TGE FOUR arEDFORD MXIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1932. FOURTH STREET OF City Attorney Authorized to Start Negotiations Ulub Women Ask Meeting Room in City Hall Opening of Fourth street waa again tha moat discussed matter brougnt before the city council last night and definite action wu taken by tie city dada to provide the request without Interfering with future street open lngs, which msy be desired. City Attorney Frank Farrell was au. thorlzed to start negotiations with the public service commission to pro mote the street opening. The cost, it was stated last night, will be ap proximately (200, and half the amount will be paid by tne property owners. The council atressed the fact that no contract, which will In any way block the opening of other streets, will be agreed upon. Women Keek Room. A committee, representing the fore. most women's clubs of Medford, ap peared before the council last night to ask that tne rormer court room and circuit Judges' chambers In the city hall ou North Central be con verted Into a community center lor use of all clubs. Mrs. O. R. Batch well, as representative of the Greater Medford club, presented the request. Mrs. Maude Chapman of the just ness and Professional Women's club also spoke and Mrs. O. Q. O'Alblnl of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Satchwell reviewed the plans of the Greater Medford club for erec tlon of a club building a few years ago. The program waa abandoned, she stated, upon the Insistence of the chamber of commerce and leading business men, who assured the wo men's organization that a community center would be constructed In the ner.r future. No further developments slong that line have boen reported to the organization, she said, and the members are anxious to obtain quar ters and willing to furnish them with funds already In the treasury. The request waa favorably received by the council, membera of which emphasized the stand that a contract could not be entered Into with one organization at the exclusion of an other. Mrs. Satchwell replied; that the plan was to provide a meeting place lor all Interested clubs, of which there are approximately eight. Up to Committees. The request was delegated to the finance and building committees, members of which were Instructed to meet with a committee from the wo men's clubs at the city hall this after, noon for further consideration of the plan. P. M. Kershaw, who wtll be out of the olty today, asked that J. O. Grey represent him on(the com mittee assignment. n. E. Jones of the Shell Oil com pany, appeared before the council regarding the renewal of the com pany's lease at the city airport. The lease was renewed by vote of the council. Shell (Jets Oil Contract. Contract for furnishing the fuel oil supply lor hoatlng the city hall and airport was awarded the Shell OU company, the lowest bidder. The con tract provides for a price of five cents a gallon. The Standard Oil compa'V price was 5',4 cents and the Asaocle?d Oil company's a i4 cente a gallon. The counc'l voted to appropriate 100 toward the expenses of Fire Chief Roy Elliott, who was Instructed to attend the lire chief's convention In California. Request for erection of a stop sign at South Central and Eighth streets, where a number of auto accidents have occurred, waa referred to Chief of Police McCredie. -4 WILL BE GIVEN STUDY WABHIN IdTON, Oct. fl. A eommltt of prominent men in tha lumber industry to aid the Rovm mtnt in a move to put each wood to 1U rightful and moat economic uae. u appointed Tuesday by Secretary Chapin of the department of com merce. Colonel W. B. areeley of the Wet Coast Lumbermen'! unsocial Ion wax named m the Pacific Northwest mem. ber. JAUNTY TURBAN AND MOLE JACKET Y This chlo turban, up In the back but with a forward tilt, Is Just the thing for college tea dances, matinees and restaurants. The mole akin . Jacket complete the outfit (Associated Presa Photo) WILL AID RELIEF Many people do not know that mutton can be cured auocessfully by smoking or that It Is really an excel lent product when canned. In view of the fact that there are thousands of aged ewes In the state of Oregon at the present time which are worth very little, demonstrations tn curing mutton are being held throughout the state. As part of the relief program this information Is being given to resi dents of Jackson county through demonstrations to be held Thursday and Friday of this week, as follows: Slaughtering sheep at the ranch of Mtss Alice H (Wiley, Jacksonville at 10 m., Thursday, October 8th. Cut ting up and curing demonstration to be held at the Jacksonville Grange hall, 3 p. m. Thursday, October 6th. Cutting up and curing demonstra tion to be held at the Eagle Point Orange hall, 3 p. m. Friday, October 7th. These demonstrations will be con ducted by Harry Llndgren, livestock field man from Oregon State college, assisted by Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, home demonstration agent and R. G. Fow ler, county agent. Following the demonstration by Mr. Llndgren, Mrs. Mack will demon strate recipes In different ways of canning and cooking mutton. It is urged that as many as possible at least attend one of these meetings, as mutton Is now one of the cheapest sources of conserving food for the coming winter. HOPE FOR JOBS WAITS SOCIALISM PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 8. (PI There will be no abolition of unem ployment, Norman Thomas, socialist nominee for the presidency, laid here last night, until there Is International socialism. Thomas addressed a large meeting In Lincoln hlh school here lest night In the Interest of his candidacy. He outlined the Socialist program. In cluding public ownership of utilities, banks snd other Industries, and de clared he favors unemployment Insurance. The aecret of capitalism, he said. Is Increase of spending power, but he declared capital Is "cutting wages and telling the people to buy more." Charter No. 8330. Reserve District No. 13 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THR Medford National Bank Of Medford, In the Stale of Oregon, at the close of business on Sept. SO, 1M? RESOl'RPES Loans and discounts 1401 840 03 Overdrafts 'moM United States Government securities owned , ,, 13a. 016.33 Other bonds, stocks, and eecurttlea owned , 104 140 la IS. 10. 17. 90. 31. 33. 33. 30. Tl MEET DEATH BAKER, Oct. 0. (AP) C. H. Bar tell, president of the Universal Win dow Cleaning Company, Inc., of Ta coma, and Thomas Sherland of Se attle, an employe of the company, were killed this morning when the automobile In which they were rid ing overturned on the Old Oregon Trail one-half mile east of Durkee. Paul Glsclon of Seattle, the other oc cupant of the light coupe, was unin jured, except for a few scratches and a slight Injury to the back. The mon left Seattle at 4 o'clock Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City, where they were scheduled to start cleaning the federal building today. The accident occurred when Sherland, who waa driving, failed to negotiate a curve and the car left the highway. 240 MOUNTAIN LIONS BRING LARGE BOUNTY . SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Oct. 8. (AP) While big game hunters pay for the pleasure of hunting lions In Africa. California hunters get paid for hunt ing them at home. They aren't the orglnal variety of big game lion, but the hunters claim they make an ex cellent substitute. The state fish and game commis sion reports today scalps of 240 moun tain lions the greatest number In 20 years were turned in for bounty ARE RECITED IN LOCAL CAMPAIGN Music, the Sunihlne of Prosperity. (By Robert. Ward Behb.) With the Civic Music campaign In full progress, It might be well to again remind those who think they "cannot afford to Join," of the many beneficial reasons why they should become members, particularly this year. Music, as we all know, properly administered, stimulates faith, en ergy and action. Down through all the ages, it has been used Innumer able times to combat melancholy, gloom and despair. As David ministered to Saul, as Farinelll ministered to King Philip V of Spain, so the musicians of America are now devoting their best efforts In the apprlcatlon of muslo to the great practical problems of the day. Farlnelli, the famous singer, re ceived the fantastic annual salary of 50,000 francs In 1736 (about tl00. 000 in 1932 money values) for curing the mental depression or King Philip of Spain. The king had not smiled for years, but the beauty of Farl nelll'e famous voice turned his gloom to cheer, which resulted in the sav ing of his. kingdom. The late bandmaster, Lieut-Commander Philip Souaa, once remarked: "They say that music Is a luxury. It Is to anyone without a soul. Music Is of no use to a chimpanzee. Music Inspires, enriches and ennobles. It revives the soul. Surely, anything that does that Is a necessity and not a luxury.' Music can do something to men and women which will straighten up their weakened vertebrae and stimu late their faltering hearts. At the present time, Carnegie hall of New York city Is offering free midday recitals on Its magnificent organ. The purpose is to bring re laxation and Inspiration Into the lives of the Jaded business man and wom an. Likewise will be the reaction derived from these excellent con cert promised us by the Civic Music asoclation. In these reconstruction days, can we possibly spend too much In us ing money to c lapel the fear which player such tragic role In our recent depression? Money Invested In music ts one oi the wisest expenditures we can make. If prosperity Is the fruit of educa tion, music is the sunshine of prosperity. COUPLE WED 100 YEARS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY KISH, Jugo-Slavla, Oct. fl. (p) When Mr. and Mrs. Ftlipovltch cele brated their 100th wedding anniver sary more than 100 descendants sons) daughters, grandchildren and great-grandchildren visited them. He la 117 and his wife 110. the first eight months of 1032. The scalps of female mountain Hons are worth 930 and males 920. Severin Battery Service Medford Made Battcr.es Re-chg. 50c. Our Make 25c Re-wound armatures $1 up 1A22 N. Riverside WALTER JOHNSON GIVEN 'GATE' BY SOLON OWNER WASHINGTON, Oct. . Wal ter Johnson, the smoking "Big Train" of baseball history, today was a cas off from the Washington American league club, after four seasons as Its manager on top of 20 years as Its record -setting fireball pitcher. No reason was given by Clark Griffith, owner of the Senators, in announcing last night that Johnson would not remain as manager. He said only that his contract had ex pired and was not to be renewed. The name of a successor also was unknown. Griffith said he had no one In mind, while fans speculated on Joe Judge, veteran first base man; Joe Cronln, ace shortstop, snd Sam Rice, long a Washington fielder. Except for one year as manager of SOCIALISTIC STATE LABOR PARTY AIM LEICESTER, England. Oct. 5. (AP) 1 Sweeping aside the objections of : its leader, Arthur Henderson, the la- j bor party conference today carried a j resolution declaring the establish-1 ment of a socialistic state to be the I main objective of the party. j The program for achieving this end probably would Include nationaliza tion of the Bank of England and Joint stock banks, but It would not affect the constitutional position of the crown should the labor party come into power. the Newark club In the International league, Johnson played only with Washington from his appearance as a gangling 10-year-old rookie from Idaho in 1007. From his first game In 1007, Which he lost to Detroit, 3 to 2, to bis final hurling in 1027, Johnson blazed his way through a trail of records His strikeout mark of 3,487 still stands. Here are some of the other things he did while a fast-ball artist: 1013. 56 consecutive scoreless innings; 1010,. struck out three Philadelphia ptnch hitters In a row: turned In a no-hlt game against Boston In 1020; led the American league In strikeouts for 12 seasons. In his first world series In 1024, Johnson won the deciding 12-lnnlng tilt after losing bis first two starts. He won two games In the 1925 series but lost the final. LOW PRICES On Auto Electrical Work Rebuilt Batteries General Auto Repairing Used, New, Rebuilt Tires We buy. sell or trade for cars, stork or merchandise BIG 4 AUTO WRECKING & PARTS CO. 1H Ml. So. Phoenix SEEK AGED TRAPPER LILLOOET, B. C, Oct. 5. (AP) Police sought Prank wott, 76-year-o!d trapper, today alter two ranch em ployes saw A. P. rarey, game warden, shot and allied from behind as toe stooped to examine a deer skin at Gott's camp. A note found at Oott'a place, police said. Indicated he planned suicide. They said Oott and Farey had been enemies since the conviction of the aged trapper on charges of violating game lews. Charte: No. 7701. Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OP CONDITION OF THE First National Bank Of Medford, In the State of Orejon, at the close of binlness on Sept. 30, 1032 RRSOIRCES Loans and discounts - - - K Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned... Banking house. S76.572.13: Furniture and fixtures, 15.000.. Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash and due from banks Outside checks and other cash Items.. . Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer snd due from V. B. Treasurer 73,042a 861.19 802. 016.75 448.901.57 91,572.19 116.202.78 393.405.46 4,234.68 6.000.00 Totsl ..2,296,737.18 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In - - ....... Surplus - - Undivided profits net - Reserves for Interest, taxes, And other expenses accrued and unpaid - Circulating notes outstanding - Due to banks, Including certified and cashiers' checks out standing Demand deposits Time deposits 100 75, 27, United States deposits , 33 1.218, 710, 24, ,000.00 ,000.00 801.01 B.027 03 3 .997.50 ,999.96 373.08 815.31 633.19 Total ..$2,296,737.13 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: I. Oris Crawford, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ORIS CRAWFORD, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this 5th day of October, 1932. ROBERT C. HART, Notary Public. My commission expires June 7, 1932. Correct Attest: B. E. Harder, Jno. R. Tomlln, H. S. Deuel, Directors. Banking house, .61.000; Furniture and fixtures, eis.500 Real estate owned other than banking house Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank. , Cash and due from banks .. Outside checks and other cash items ...... Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Treasurer . M Other assets . 79.600 00 8.301.00 39.008.12 78.649 88 892 46 750.00 13.50 LIABILITIES Total , Capital stock psld In Surplus Undivided profit net . M Circulating notes outstanding Due to banks. Including certified and cashiers' checks out standing . .... Demand deposits . Time deposits ... Bills payable and rediscounts . .1833.003.83 .1100.000.00 - 20.000.00 . 5.055.12 15.000 00 9.396 29 434.694 56 20.V8.VI 86 60.000 00 Total 833.003 63 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss: I. John 8. Orth. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN 8. ORTH. cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th clay of October, 1932. OCTAVIA B. WADDRLL, Notary Public. My commission expires Dec. 20. 1933. Correct Attest; Ueqrga U. Roberts. A. C. Hubbard, W. H. Oora, Directors. How much will it cost you to put off painting? Remember even the beat paint finally teen r a out. Remember, too, that bare, unprotected wood or metal quickly rota and rusts that repairs cost much more than paint. Another winter may do costly damage to your property. Taint up now with SWT House Paint. At least,' protect the badly weathered places to tide you oivr the winter. Sherwin-Williams SWP House Paint Looks better lasts longer costs less ptt square foot of surface Special Sale Prices All This Week Hubbard Bros. Inc. ( CANTM TVark-warft rit4rtafj East Main St. Sine 1884 BLIND BUY Merchants would be amazed If their patrons attempted to shop BLIND FOLDED . . . Such a thought would be out of the question. Business men spend a lot of money to properly DISPLAY merchandise so that buyers may examine what they purchase . . . may be sure that FULL MEASURE is given . , , so they may KNOW that they are getting value received. 1IN It D) Audit Bureau of Circulation Ends "Buying Blind" For Advertisers To buy ordinary "claimed" circulation Is Just like shopping blindfolded . . , An accurate audit of newspaper circulation is Just like displaying merchandise the merchant who advertises or the woman who places a classified ad KNOW what they are buying there's no Guesswork! Because the Mail Tribune wants to DISPLAY ITS CIRCULATION, so that advertisers may KNOW what they are buying, this newspaper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation. Medford Mail Tribune Medford's Only A. B. C. Newspaper
