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JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TVEDJTESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1933. PXGE EIGHT L FALL OFF PATH AT CRATER PARK EUti Gillette, M, of lonrvla"' Wssh., died In Klamath Falls nos nltsl Monasy afternoon as the result of sn accident at Crater lake leet Wednesday when she Mil from a nar row psth to the rim rod 80 feet be low. Miss Olllette. who u time keeper for Homer O. Johnson, con tractor, whose crew Is resurfeclng the rim road on the weet aide of the lake near Hlllman Peak. wa walking from the cook houae to the office tent when ahe thought ahe heard some one call her name. She turned her head, but kept on walking and slipped from the pathway, crashing headlong down the steep bank. She was picked up. unconscious, by a truck driver who aaw her fall, and taken to her tent, Although the girl's Injuries were not believed serious at flrat. later symptoms of a severe brain con. cuaslon caused her removal to Klam ath Palls on Saturday where an ope ration was determined upon In an effort to relieve pressure on the brain Death of Miss Olllette marka the first fatality In road construction at the lake, It Is aald. DEATH OF ED STEEP IN BEVERLY HILLS IS MOURNED IN VALLEY The many friends In the valley ol Mr. Ed Bleep will be deeply grieved to learn of his death In Beverly Hills. Calif, on the evening of October flrat after a heart attack the previous Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Steep came to the valley about twenty-five years ago and spent about IS years here before returning to their former home In the asst. By frequent visits to their daughter, Mrs. W. M. Vsn Scoyoc, they kept up the acquaintanceship with their old-tune friends. Mr. Steep waa a man of exception ally fine character and sterling quali ties and was a very active worker In the Methodlat church. Hta keen mind and ready wit made him a host ot friends while In Medtord. He Is sur vived by his widow and two daugh ters, Mrs. W. M. Van Bcoyoo and Mra. Ross Oops and several grandchildren, all ot Beverly HUla, Calif. Voung man Interested In falsing ' a knowledge of motor mechanics, both aviation and heavy duty trac tor engines, will be plessed with Ma jor Paul Hathway's announcement that tbr TJ. S. army recruiting ela tion, located at 8US new poetofflce building. Portland, Oregon, la taking applications for enlistment In branches of the army where auch training may be had. A very limited number of vacanclea are available In the air corns, and a similarly limited number of vacancies exist In a mo torized field artillery unit at Port Lewis. Washington. Major Hathaway also stated that enlistments oould be made for Let terman Oeneral Hospital, San Fran cisco. California, w.bere training In clinical laboratory work, X-ray, aur gery, dentistry and other technical work may be had In addition to those vacancies mentioned, enlistments may atlll be made In coast artillery corps. Infant ry and horse drawn field artillery. An enlistment In any of these branches ot service may easily be come the means of learning a trade that will be of lasting vslue upon re turn to civil life. TWO DIE FROM PORTLAND, Oct. 4. (AP)Automo bl'e accidents took two lives here Mondsy. Mrs. William L. Oartmlll, M, dlod In a hospital last night from In juries suffered a few hours earlier when ahe waa atruck by a car white crossing a atreet. A companion, Doras fisker, who waa with her, was struck by the ssme car and waa In a critical condition. H. O. Olson, driver of the car, said the women atepped from behind a parked automobile directly In the path of hta machine. He was not held. Tom MeMahon, 44. bridge attend ant, died early yesterday, a short time after he had been atruck by a hit-and-run driver who has not been captured. Bible Students Class Meetings Starting Tonight The Non-denomlutational Bible Students' Fellowship Bible class will nave Its first meeting this evening at 7:S0 o'clock In elon English Luth eran church. Fourth street, it Oak dale avenue with the Rev. Oeo. P. Kabele, D. D , aa leader. The Inter national Uniform Bible lessons for Sundsy schools will be studied each week. These will cover the life of St. Paul during the fall quarter. Topic for this week will be "The Conver sion of Bt. Paul." The clsss Is for those of any or no denomlnstlon or creed and la Intended to be helpful In a elmple understsndlng of the scriptures to all who will come. For six years while psstor there. Dr. Babele waa teacher of the largest men's Bible clsss In Ogle county in northern Illinois, snd which tripled In membership during thst time. English Lutheran Plans Rally Day For Next Sunday Contributed The greatest rally day In its history Is pisnned for zion engiisn i,mnrn Sundsy school at 10 a. m. next Sun day to be followed by a harvest home festival church service, beginning at 11 a. m. The church will be beautifully dee orated for the occasion with the grains fruits, vegetsbles. flowers and autumn leaves. Committee on dec orations: Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Ash, Mrs. Wastwong and Mrs. Brawold Tola Is to be a ssrvloe of thsnka glvlng and praise to God for ,nla gift the past sesson for our physl csl needs. God baa richly done His psrt thst there should be food enough and to spsre for every hu man being and living creature, and He should be gratefully remembered and thanked for His bountiful fa vors. i There will be appropriate xnuslo and sermon. Ted and Evelyn Schrader'e Dan re Studio open every Thursday at the Arawry. Phone 278-J. ROSEBURG PLANS OWN LIGHT PLANT R06EBURO. Ore., Oct. 4. (AP) An amendment to tfis charter of the city of Roseburg, providing authori ty for the city council to negotiate for the construction, purchase or condemnation of a plant for the generation and distribution of elec tricity. Is to be submitted to the voters of the city at a apeclal elec tion to be held November 90. The council, which has long been Investigating the matter of a mu nicipally owned power plant, last night sdopted the ordtnsnce provid ing for the election. A second vote will be required In the event the amendment is adopted, before any final oontraot for a power plant can It Ufa Kti t4 leu4 KIa7! Famous Nation Widi ? 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