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rsGE two AfEDFORD IIATL TRIBTJyE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1932. COUNCIL DELAYS TO Session Hears Plan to Rent Space in Old City Hall- Bond Sale Voted Fire ". men to Stay in Limits A hort MAalon of the city council vu held lnt night, at which time rtnUl of ipac In tha old city hall, rooommendatlona to volunteer fire mn, aelling of bonds to a Portland firm, and re porta of vartoua commit teea were heard. The city budget meeting, acheduled to follow the council eealon, waa postponed until fometlme next week. I. O. Acbafer, who operate a shop for repairing electrical motors, ap peared before the council and asked to rent the space in the old city hall formerly occupied by the police and the city Jail, for the aum of 20 per month, with a five-year lease, and all alterations to be made at his own expense. Vp to flcheffel. Curtis1 Darby read the recommenda tion of the committee concerning the rental, which stated the apace was to be rented at 125 per month, with a one-year lease to be granted. The council roted to turn the matter orer to City Superintendent Fred Scheffel, with power to act. The council also voted on offering for sale city bonds amounting to about 933,000, to the Investment firm of Smith. Camp & Riley, Portland. J. O. GREY A Practical Business Man and Accountant with thor ough knowledge of city af fairs for City Treasurer Has served on the Medford City Council for Bpj years and previously as a director of tho Medford public schools. Mark Your Ballot 84-X E.M. WILSON Candidate for Re-election to the Office of Mayor of Medford -with a record that speaks for itself The matter of protection for vol unteer firemen called outside of the city limits was brought before the group again, and It was pointed out that no Insurance, In case of injury, r-ae carried for the men, outside of the city. Ouch protection would cost the city 914.40 more per month on Insurance. Firemen to Stay Home. The body voted to instruct Tire Chief Roy Elliott not to use volun teers at fires outside of Medford, and to inform the volunteer at their next meeting of the action taken by trie council. Recorder Mose Alford read a letter received from the state fire associa tion, recommending that no gas tanks of a capacity over 1000 gallon be allowed inside of the city, and Mayor E- M. Wilson suggested that the mat ter be considered. Mr. Alford was Instructed to seek permission from the county assessor to delay filing of the assessment lists. GENERAL RILEA SALEM, Nov. 3(AP) Brigadier General Thomas B. Rllea, commander of Oregon's Infantry brigade, received word bare today of his election as vice-president of the National Guard association of the United States. The election' took place at the meeting of the national organisation at Norfolk, Virginia, The association consist of all officers of the National Guard In the United States. Rllea la the youngest general In the United States army, his generalship appoint ment being confirmed by the United States senate more than a year ago. 4 FREE Pioneers anti descendants photographed without charge for pioneer historical collection , SHANGLS STUDIO. For City and County Offices, General Election, November 8th ' II ' P J. B. . COLEMAN A. C. WALKER ! Kepublican-Democratlo Nominee for ' Republican-Democratio ; Nominee for ACUnty ! County ! Assessor i 1 reasurer i Effiolency, Courtesy, j i ! QUALIFIED BY Experience j I EXPERIENCE L General Election, General Bleetton. Not. ttn j Nor. 8, 1933 rj i .fYTO "economy. Business and Lea SAMUELS Noel W. Heard Candidate for Candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR City General Election Nov ember Wh 1 reasurer a Vote For has given the people of Med ford very COURTEOUS and VAI A EFFICIENT services during V the past two years, and mNHT FR be retained for a second Jin Um- For City vote 86 x om h. Samuels Treasurer Mark Your Ballot 87 L VOTE 82-X M. L. ALFORD For CITY RECORDER Mr. Alford 's business experience, his unquestioned suc cessful management of the Recorder's office and his knowledge of the affairs of the city, make it particularly desirable that he be re-elected to succeed himself on No vember 8. TO (By EiMIl Phlppi.) SOUTHERN OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, Ashland, Nov. 3. (SpU Wlth the organisation and the uni fication of the various committee In charge of arrangement for Southern Oregon Normal's greatest home-coming festival, plana are going smoothly to accommodate the big crowd of a:umnl who are expected to return to the campus for the Armistice week en. Topping the list of attraction Is the football classic between ft. O. N. A. and Chi co State colege on No vember 11. The nigh before, Ash land will be turned over to students acd returning grads alike, for the big noise parade and bonfire. Following the game the alums, fac ility, and the senior clsas will hold banquet at the Elk club at which the football team and It coach, How ard Hobson, will be the guests of honor. The day's activity will end In the Normal school auditorium, where the letter men' club will be the host for a victor dance. Committee which are now func tioning are: General directorate: Marlon Ady, chairman, Arthur S. Taylor, Kathar ine M. Vincent and President Walter Redford, all faculty member. Stu dents on this group are Mike Bal kovlc, Harris burg, and Ruth Billings, Ashland. Courtesy and reception: Howard Varney, Powers, chairman; Beth Joy, Ashland; Jean Swlgart, Medford; En- nest Phelps, Eugene, and Ruth Otto DIRECTORY man, Medford. Edith Bark 1 fac ulty advisor. Publicity: General, La Rone Huk step, Pendleton, chairman; Ella Red key, Klamath Fall. Radio, Foa Cramer. Ashland. Press, Estill Ptylppa, chairman, and Charles Cbamplln, Jr., both of Medford. Banquet: June Alkens, chairman, and Peggy Reeder, both of Ashland: Irene Brewold, Medford, and DarreU Nichol, Prospect. Noise parade: Nevlwe Bid en, chalr-t man, ana uon isarmeue. Doth Of Medford; Kay Chamberlain, Ashland, Don Broughton, Roseburg. Tom Cald well, Hlllaboro, and Lex Fromm, Port Orford. Bonfire and rally: Fred Stgcr, Al- oany. The dance will beln charge of the I'ttermen with Jerry Oault, Portland, In charge. IN 4TH DISTRICT CLEVELAND, Not. a.-(AP) An uptrend In general business the flrat (our seasons, in noted today In the fourth federal reserve district by the ieaerai reserve Bank of Cleveland. Improvement In general business, the bank stated In Its monthly re view, continued for the latter part of September and the first half of Octo ber both In the fourth district and the entire country. "The expsnslon In most line,," the report said, "waa greater than sea sonal and was encouraging since, at this time In the three preceding de pression years, the trend of general business was downward despite the fact that there la usually some Im provement In the fall." Dry slabs S1.00 per Cer. Tou haul 'em.Medford Fuel Co. 4 0 tM S 'v'T.5-r:S : -afisr''"''S.f3l Efficient Enforcement of all Laws Mark Your Ballet 64-X W. R. (Bill) COLEMAN REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE MEDFORD DISTRICT NO FAVORS, JUSTICE TO ALL Lt-T.! VPl CHICAGO PAPERS 1 00 PER CENT A. P. CHICAGO, Nov. 9. (AP) The Chi cago American today became a mem ber of the Associated Frees, being served by the full afternoon trunk wire service. This marked a new step in Chicago Journalism, as now every English-speaking dally news paper of general circulation In the nation's second largest city is a mem ber of the Associated Press. The American was established on July 4, 1000, by William Randolph Hearst. Herman Black 1s publisher and has directed the destinies of the American as publisher since 1010. INDIANAPOLIS. Nor. 3 Ap pointment of Mrs. Ladocla Cobb of Fuel Oil Any kind you want When you order Fuel Oil from your Oil Company, request Sam ton Company delivery service. Our rates are reasonable. F. E. SAMSON CO. of CANDIDATE WM.M. BRIGGS Republican Nominee . for District Attorney Regularly nominated by the people at tbe primaries. Pledred to an economical ad ministration, with a sqnare deal for alt Qualified !7 hi past record In business and. In hi profession. A Tote (or Brlgc la a Tote for honesty, IntefiilJ', and erflclent admlnlitratlon of the district attornej'a office. EVERETT L BEES0N Republican Nominee for ' Sheriff Jackson County HARRY G. MOORE for City Treasurer Qualification the only considera tion. Years of experience in Cor poration Accounting. Seven years in Medford. VOTE 85 X Prtnevllle, Ore., at divisional chair man of radio for en western di vision of the Amerk-an Legion Auxil iary has been announced at the aux iliary' national headquartera here. Mrs. Cobb will dlreei the broadcast ing activities 'of the auxiliary la the western states. The appointment waa made by Mrs. a Alford Black burn of Versailles, Ky national Diss ident, and ratified by the national executive committee. PHILADELPHIA The odd are all asalnst PennsvlranU rhArvin Pitt P.nt1iMa a. .V1I- ,.1.. week. In 10 previous games between nie two nvais, renn succeeded In winning only one game-r-that of 1933. AT THE FIRST SNEEZE Mistol NIOHTWD MORNING i AND ' PUT ;f Essence of Mktol VS ON YOUR HANDKERCHIEF - fPVKS AND PILLOW PHONE 1300 For TOWING or Wrecker Service Anywhere Any Time Lewis Super Service nsjiiisl ri mi an JACK E. MORAN Candidate for City Recorder Medford, Oregon General Election Nov. 8, 1932 F 5 M r : i saWsILtffiilLSakaws ii.l ? al Economy fil 1 i -i. ... a. . thmJ Largest Cement Plant Resumes HAMMOND. Ind, Nov. . () Shut down sine April, the Universal Atlaa Cement company plant resum San Franciscds Neivest AND MOST MODERN Downtown Hotel! f r "Jka L flliliTl 600 outside rooms 127 tintie room at $3.50 daily, 118 at $4, 136 at 84.50, 107 at IS, 61 at 15.50, 43 at 16. Double room 15 to $8 daily. IxtheTowe Luzario-jiSuitet l2to20daily-DeLuxeRooml 15 to 112 tingle, $7 1 15 double. fill Mitel win Music Herman Heller's iMEHSLt during Luncheon and Dinner H. L. DeArmond Democratic Nominee FOR Representative JACKSON COUNTY General Election, Nov. 8, 1932 Efficiency! Economy!' A United County! C.E. 'Pop' GATES FOR COUNTY JUDGE G. R. CARTER Republican Nominee For COUNTY CLERK Courtesy ed production today. H ws under, stood nearly half the normal force of 1.200 workers had been recalled. The plant, reputed largess cement factory In the world, will operate at 40 per cent of capacity well Into the winter. Just off Union Square most convenient to theaters, shops and stores, uruy i,aiiiurai& junci ui fering Servidor feature thut combining "maximum privacy with minimum tipping". Garage in basement with direct elevator service to all guest room floors. In every room connec tion for radio reception, running filtered ice water, tub and shower. Western-exposure Tower rooma have ultra-violet-ray windows. Dinner in Coffee Shop from 750 up in Main Dining Room from $1.50 up. Also a la carte service. Hotel Sir Francis BKAICE HCCKBO NtWCOMB HoTtL Co. Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco George A. CODDING Democratic Candidate for District Attorney Jackson County Mark Your Ballot 44-X James Stewart (HONEY STEWART) Democratic Nominee for Justice of Peace Dist. of Medfort "Qualified by four years' service in this office (1898 1902) and now 30 years lat er more qualified by Old Father Time, I respectfully solicit your support, and confidence await the an nouncement of your decree on Nov. 8th. r I J 1 ' w
