Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE EIGHT ' MEDFORD IAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1933 E U (Continued from Page One) rfAhteriness. Including past due Inter est. aggregating 38,10,660.l. and reduces the annual charge to the farmer on an average of as .80 per aore. The present annual enarge js bout S3.50 per acre wnea rjuu'i Adrantare for All. While It may appear to aome that the bondholder is Doing nqui take too much of a low, when It 1 remembered that hie bond at present . --j h. rflHrtJ ale la in aeiaiu. unable to pay Interest or principal, the arrangement works out not only to the advantage of the farmer but of the bondholder a won. Thompson, who made the local ap- . H-4i-.i lrrliratlonlat. praieais. For 27 yeera he hae been connec'.ed wim irngauou om.,.---. - present is manager of the Langeli valley district in ...-... - , . ... iviaf. minv of the lel laoaipovu aj j obstacles heretofore existing because of conflict between no iw .... ... . VLmmn coordinated various vi.cb, - and will facilitate the work In the Bmil Schram, chief of the Irrigation division, la a practical farmer, whose home state la Illinois, CLARA PATTERSON CALLED BEYOND Clara Martha J. Patterson passed away at Mcdford. Ore., Baturday eve ning of a heart attack after a brief Illness. Bhe waa a native of Mich igan, born May 12, 1861. and had been a resident of Medford for eight years. Mrs. Patterson waa a memr bar of the Nararene church. She leavea two daughters, Mrs. av,i,rtiff Medford. and Mra. i-i,uin Scott. Bnokane, Wash., and three grandchildren; also six sisters and two brothers, an ramx-n. mlrirfla-west. funeral services will be held at the Perl funeral home, Tuesday at I p. m., Rev. J. A. LaRose officiat ing. Interment In Siskiyou Mem orial park. HERE'S A BREAK FOR LONDON Get ready, London! The bsautles are coming. These four American how girls were selected from among hundreds of contestants for a London stage appearance. Felix Ferry, the "Zlegfeld" of the London tage, It shown with the girls afUr he picked them. Left to right: Marlon Dolman, Orchid Henson, Mary Jane Williams and Pattle Pat ton. (Associated Press Photo) CITY SHOOTERS . TAKE LAURELS CANCELLED HERE Cancellation of the olvll service ex amination for candidates for the Med ford postmasterehlp was announced In letter from the oivu service coming inn. nwelved today by Earl H. Hrk local secretary of the United States elvll service board of examiners. Candidates, under a former order, were required to have their applica tions In Washington by Decemoer ai, but today's order cancels such re quirement, acoordng to Mr. York. Despite a lack of co-operation from the weather man. a "good time waa had by all" at the big turkey shoot staged Sunday at the Medford Oun club grounds on the airport. George Porter and T. E. Danlela cleaned up In many of the events, but donated most of their winnings to be shot for again. The shoot, which waa sponsored by the Medford Qun club, the Medford Rifle club and the Roxy Anne Orange In an effort to raise a charity fund, developed into more or less of a bat tle between the "city slickers," and the Orange boys, with the latter get ting all the .worst of it, according to O. O. Hoover, one of the promotera. According to Hoover, one of the Orange mainstays, Oene Cameron, shot all day at clay pigeons and along toward nightfall succeeded In breaking one. Another Granger, also according to Hoover, acquired a duck at a total cost of (20. Orand prize of a load of wood, posted by the Owen Oregon Lumber Co., went to the family of the Roxy Ann district recently burned out. SONSCAlRSTOPLAY- SO. ML MEET THURSDAY A meeting of Southern Oregon ath letic officials and coaches haa been called for Thursday evening at Ash land high school for possible forma tion of a southern Oregon association, and a discussion of basketball rules and Interpretation, It la believed that by getting all concerned together for periodical dis cussions a more uniform Interpreta tion of rules and better understand ing of requirements may be had by coachea and officials in this district. Trail TRAIL, Dec. 18. (8pl) The ground U whit with ft light blan ket of snow, the tint of the Mtuon. Miss Raped n l. who was operated en la Medford Monday for a burstect appendix, la doing aa well aa could be expected. Mesdamea Violet Dlti worth and M. Closte of McCloud, and Minnie BlaeM and Jlmmte Hutchinson of Trail attended the sewing demonstra tion given by Mra. Bager in Med ford Monday. Mra. Alma Merrtman and Florence Watson apent Monday ehopplng and vtaltlng fronds In Medford. Mr, and Mra. Mlka Tucker of Ash land were week-end gueata of hie brother, Boyd Tucker. Mra. Florence Wat ion and Llal Tucker called on the new neighbor Mra. Clark, Wednesday. The Clarke recently moved here from Rogue Rlrer. Id Pence accompanied Lincoln Pence to Medford Thuraday. Jena RagAdale dressed turkey on Thuredny to market in Medford Frl dHy. Mr. and Mra, 8. W. Hutchlnaon attended the funeral of Jumper Thorn awn at Central Point Thursday. They were neighbors of the Thorn -aeon's In Washington aome twenty yenm ago. Mr. and Mra. W timer RngMlnle and Ed Pence were In Medford Wednes day to vtMt Wllmer'a brother Wena, In the hospital. Mr. and Mra. Keva Hutchlnaon and daiiRhter Shirley, of Klamath Palls, were week-end gueata of hi parents here. Trail Extension tJnlt met Decem ber 14 with Mr. Boyd Tucker. Due to tha bad weather, only nine ladlea were present. They had a Chrlst jnaa gift exchange. All bad good time. The January meeting will be at Mrs. I. B. Ash 'a. According to word today from How ard Hobaon, Southern Oregon Normal school athletlo coach, a basketball team from tha Multnomah Athletic club of Portland will Journey to southern Oregon for games Prlday and Saturday with the Sons at Ash land. The Sons present a strong combina tion thle season, trouncing a Grants Pass Independent quint 46 to 10 Fri day evening. IN Medford HI f Is club haa entered tha second annual small-bore rifle shoot of the Northwestern Rifle as sociation for the Spokesman-Rev lew (8pokane, Wash.) trophy, and will meet for a ahoot at the armory to night when detnlls of the competi tion will ba given out. BIRTHS Word has been received In Med ford by Mrs. Verl O. Walker of the death Sunday afternoon of John B. Blchan at the Veterans' hospital at Sawtelle, Calif., as the result of heart trouble. He had been ill about a year. For several years Mr. Blchan was dairy Inspector for Jackson county and made his headquarters nt the county agent's office. He was born June IS, I860 In the Arcadian Isles, Scotland, and served during the war with the Scotch Highlanders. In 1924 he was mar ried to Edna Stelner, daughter of Mrs. D. J. Stelner of this city. They made their home In Santa Ana, Calif., where Mr. Blchan was employed as dairy Inspector for Orange county. Surviving are his wife, Edna Steln er Blchan, Santa Ana, Calif., his father In Scotland, several brothers and sisters, also a host of friends In tha Rogue River valley. Funeral services will be conducted Wednea day In Santa Ana at 10 a. m. Skinner Rites 10:30 Tuesday Funeral services for H. C. Skinner will be held at the graveside In the Medford I. O. O. P. cemetery, Tuesday morning at 10:30, Rev. William R. ualrd officiating. Awarded Medal Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Cormany of 44 My era street are "he parents of a son. weighing 6 j -.mds 0 ounce, born Sunday at the Sacred Heart hotipltal. Born to Mr. and Mra. J, O. Hagler of Prospect, Sunday, a boy, wetfrhlnir 6 pounds Hi ounces, at the Sacred Heart hospital. ASHLANDERS HELD ON SUSPICION OF LIVESTOCK THEFT Gene Hastings, 33 Ashland barber, and William Chlpman, 63 California street, Ashland, were arraigned. In Justice court on charges of larceny this afternoon, and their preliminary bearing waa scheduled for two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Tha two men were srreated by state police for allegedly killing a goat Sunday at the ranch near By bee bridge, operated by O. C. and L. G. Hamilton, brothers. State police aala that Chlpman did not deny that they killed the goat. Olflcera said a man saw a car drive up to the ranch, two men get out. run the goat In a corner, and cut Its throat. He approached the car, look ed at the men, got the license num ber of the car, then notified the state police. Tha two men, upon seeing the stranger, threw the goat Into some nearby brush and. drove away. according to police wbo found the goat there. Hastings was arrested this forenoon at Ashland, and bond for the two waa set at 150 each, Chlpman waa being held In Jail while Hastings, who owns property here, waa allowed to try and get ball for himself and Chlpman. Captain Leo M. Bown of the state police, said this morning that It waa hoped the arrests would eliminate much of the petty larceny of live stock, and fowls, from valley farms, which occurs almost every week-end. He pointed out that there are several charges under which such cases could be booked. E E Definite Indications that add. ttonal labor and funds may be com lng to Medford through the Civil Works Administration channel were noted today in the letter received by Mayor E. M. Wilson from Burton E. Palmer, assistant to the admin istrator, stating that applications would be accepted from city plan ning boards. This privilege la being extended Medford and four other Oregon cities, Portland, Corvallls, Eugene and Sal em. The applications will apply to such projects' as traffic surveys, plans for zoning, studies and maps of high- way or other public works, housing surveys and similar studies needed for which labor Is not now avail able. The purpose is apparently to put more people to work In these lines. KIWANIS OFFICERS TO RECEIVE INSTRUCTION Officers of the Medford Ktwaaia club are invited to attend the school for officers to be conducted In Rose- burg tomorrow. Ths lnvltstlon was extended today by John Houston, Ututcnant governor of the district, who was a guest here from Klamath Falls. The Rosebura club members will 'act as hosts. Makes Report Miss J. W. Wilson of Sit) South Riverside avenue reported to city police Sunday that the au't. mobile which she was driving akidd.d Into a fence at 4 p. m. Sunday. Autographed photos of Jack Demp sey at the Shsngle Studio only 60c NASAL IRRITATION. Relieve all dryness and irri ion by applying momnniaiimi nigui and morning. O!O!Of0!O!O!O?0fO!O!OfO!O!OfO!O!Of!O!O!O!0!OTO! ELECTRICAL GIFTS WAFFLE IRONS Vi in. jron. 1 yr. guar f antoe. with heat indicator J WAFFLE IRONS-S in. with indicator ELECTRIC IRON'S Hotpoin't. 3 lbs. ELECTRIC TOASTERS 2 slice. Chronium ELECTRIC TOASTERS Coleman. 2-slice AUTOMATIC TOASTERS-One slice Toast master, chronium plated - ELECTRIC CASSEROLE Universal ELECTRIC CORN POPPERS . $4.75 $3 35 $1.40 $6.65 $10.95 $475 $1 20 FISH BASKETS $1.10 to $6.00 FISH RODS $1.00 and up TABLE TENNIS $1.20 to $6-00 BALL BEARINQ ROLLER SKATES $1.45 FOOTBALLS 69 and up BUZZ BARTON AIR RIFLE, peop sight $1.90 22 MODEL 60 A. WINCHESTER RIFLE $7.85 ALL STEEL large size WAGONS, disc wheels $3.80 trr rrfIi rJh0Z -aft if William Henry, Los Anaeles new i pspermsn, received a medal from the French ministry of education In recognition of hit services In mak- j ing mi ivmn uiympisa in uos An j yoios succass. n a otnciaiea SS ports technical director. (Aisoclat ed Press Photo) ATTENTION TURKEY GROWERS! Ship Your Turkeys to the House that Gets You Top Prices Quick Returns Fair Grading Honest Weight al"W . V avJ -.-. n r .JS Licensed and bonded by the Htnte of California. Rrferenrea ftantc of America. Cal. A Mont comer; HH Kan Fram-lsco, Cal iw'M.tf Mir. li Receiving Turkey Dec. 19, 20, 21 at Davis Transfer, So, Graps St., Medford Bear Fruit & Produce Go. 118-117 Washington Street, San Francisco, Cal i r "sjssizirim.j PC V I fnf II When a Dear One's Eyes Close in Everlasting Slumber . . . TO all famlllr, romps that hoitr of (trlef which known no noise. It 1 th.n th.it w ran p.rtorm a service of snccrd rc.ioiMlhlllt j, of irrfnt m m pathT, of Inrnlnilahlp vnlnf. Onr funeral direction Is at once efflclrnt and rriprrnt, complete and econo mical CONGER FUNERAL PARLOR WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN 2SS Be Sensible! Be Smart! Give HURT 79' We're almost giving them away so you'd better, too! Full cut fine broadcloth. Plain or fancy. Boys' broadcloth shirts 69o TIES 50 Tuck in a bright tie 'with every shirt! Hand made; lined. Remarkable values. WESTERN FIELD RIFLE Bolt Action Single Shot New hooded sight means greater so curscy. Blued steel barrel shoots sll 21 csl cartridges. Chro mium plated bolt, lever and trigger. Q Ntw Hooded Front Sight Men s Slippers 69C pr Give hlxn some thing he'll like b r o w n felt slippers, brown kid tips. Rayon Undies Welcome GiHi 39c Priced lowl Veils, bloomera, ihortiet. Lace trimmed pin lies. iteiMns. .22 Caliber Shorts Copper cootet 15C for 50 H e s v y ease sborts with non corrosive prim i n i. Arcorate. uniform. Cif Him WtAtes ft WW Boys' Robes W $1.69 Hell give a whoop of joy over this warm blanket cloth robe. Jaeqnard patterns, maroon, blue, r brown. DouMe Loop Turkish Bath Towels Thjrttr, doable loop cotton fi bres. Assorted color striped bor ders. Good 2040 inch bath sise. A sensible lift, low priced! A Sorter Buy in Bttfr Cortoa Mens Unionsuits ' 89c Bar now while the price is lew! Foil cat, with flat locked seams and wide lap seat. Een color. Men's, 36 to M. 10-Tube Radio rsajs III Licensed byR.C.A, and Hazeltine $500 " nni Down Sti monthly, plus carrjlnp charge. J13.95 cash A Super-Hctcro. dyne with Instant Dialing, Kroma tic Tnncr, Super Dynamic Speak er. Wards low price. Talon Fastened! Extra Heavy! Men's Blazers For Christmas S395 All wool? Yes, sir! Warm and heavy, perfect for sports and work. Knit bot tom. Navy, in sizes 36 to 41. Housewares to help you with your Christmas Dinner! 7-lb. Enamel r.at Alum). num Covered Well Tinned Ros-'tor Dark skillet ..S1.6 food Cliopper. blue. Only !!c 4 knlVM ,j9 Potsto Rlcer E n nw,'r Convei Kettle. Well Tinned. Mlln Bowl. Enamelware Strong ...wc 3'-1t Mc S-qt. 1!c i3j lO Cast Iron Dutch Oven. S-qts ;.3! , Tinned Ansel Enamel wsre. r-.v.n O m h I - . - oil B-cup ....1.00 10-ln. 20c 117 So. Central. 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