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MEEfFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, JANUARY 7. 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal j Gets Inheritance am in Kutrene Ch&rlta Clav le!t on Saturday' Shuta tor Eugena. Mr. Opp Rcturn.fr J. W. Opp of Jacksonville returned from ortUnd Saturday, where tie epent the. holidays with hla family. In Mfdford Saturday Among the out-of-town visitors In Medford Sat urday were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodg son of Butte Faiu. License to Wed A marriage license was Issued by the county clerk's office Saturday to Russell a. Renner and Leota Elolse Osborn, both of Denver, Colo. Another Flue Fire City firemen answered a call Saturday morning to the Hill orchard, to extinguish a flue fire. No damage resulted from the blaze. ' In Medford Among out-of-town people In Medford Friday were Ken neth Powell of Central Point and Nel son Dunn,-well known miner of the Applegate section. Drill Team to Meet Members of the team of the Eagles lodge of this city will meet Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock for practice in prepara t tlon for the 1934 convention. Goes to I.o Angeles Miss Myrtle Buckley, who spent the holidays In Medford with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Louie R. Buckley, left here Fri day to return to Los Angeles. . On Buying Trip F. E. Samson left today for Portland on a buying trip for the F. E. Sameon Co. Mr. Samson says that he will have a larger feed and seed stock thla spring than ever before. . From Eugene Mr. and Mra. Ed mond Morrla and daughter Mary Eve lyn of Eugene are here to spend two weeks as the guests of Mr. Edmond's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Morris of Table Rock. ' m Hits Horse Warren Conrad, who re aldes at 932 West Palm street filed an accident report with the city police Saturday concerning an accident on the Grant Pass-Kerby highway at 13:30 a. m. Attend Annual Dinner Mr. and Mra. J. C. Woods of Medford were among local people attending the an nual W. R. C. Installation dinner at Central Point Saturday. Mr. Woods Is a Civil war veteran. Returns to Portland Mrs. Floyd Cook of Portland, who was In Medford last week for the Winifred Warner Maxwell Becker wedding January 1. left Saturday forenoon on the Shasta for her home In the north. In Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pruttt were visitors in Klamath Falls Friday evening, and Invited . the Klamath Elks' bowling team to come to Mefdord January 14 for a match with the Medford Elks' team. On Business Visit Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lewis of prospect were bualness visitors in Medford Saturday. Lewis brothers operate the sawmill at Pros pect, where they cut only sugar pine. The mill has been closed down for the winter. Canfleld In Medford Chief Ranger David H. Canfleld of Crater Lake Na tional park, who makes his headquar ters In Klamath Falla waa a visitor in Medford Saturday, and reported that up to the first of the year, there was M Inches of snow In the park. For the same period the preceding year, 118 Inches waa recorded. Mr. Canfleld stat ed there was much rainfall thla year, causing the anow depth to be leas than In other years. There has been 16 feet of snowfall this season, In com parison with 20 last season. He waa accompanied to Medford by Mrs. Canfleld. Theosophlftts to Meet There will be an open meeting of the Theoaoph lcal lodge at 220 No. Oakdale at 8 o' clock Monday night. The subject will be "Tennyson aa an Occultist." Visit the Boyds Mr. and Mrs. Ev erett Eads, Dorothy Bads. John Eads and S. W. Boyd are visiting with the Clarence Boyds at Winston near Rose burg. . Three Men F.nrolled Three more experienced woodsmen have been en rolled for work In the CCC camps, with Llndsey Orlgsby going to Camp Evans Creek, and Earl L. Brewold and Van A. Oall being sent to Camp South Fork of the Rogue. . m Oleemen Meet, F.Iks Club To ac commodate Mabel Mack, home dem onstration agent, for her meeting next week, the Oleemen have changed their regular Tuesday evening practice to the Elks club. All members art requested to be on time at 7:30. . Commissary Receipts Located The Odd Fellows lodge has requested the county court, to remove from the store room In their sixth Street property, a barrel full of receipts Issued a year ago. from the county commissary. The storeroom has been rented. - Radio Club to Meet A Joint meet ing of the Radio Study club Is to take place Monday afternoon at 1:30. at the home of Mrs. Adrian Wolf, 718 W tth street. Following the meetlivj there will be a rehearsal by those tax lng part In the club plsy. In Belllngham Ranger Fredle Hub bard, a member of the ,Cratr Lake National park winter crew. Is expected to return to the park soon from Bell lngham, Wash., where he aocompamed hla sister, Miss Althea Hubbard, who teaches In the Belllngham schools. . - Files Accident Report An accident report was filed with the city police Saturday concerning an accident Thursday at 1 :30 p. m., by J. A. Maul ding of 318 Ashland avenue. The ac cident occurred at the corner of Eleventh and Hamilton streets. W. Bagley of route 2, owner of the ve hicle, was listed as a witness. ' Moves Offices Here W. H. McOee. dletrlct manager of the Cinderella shops, and formerlv associated with Xipman Wolfe and company, Port land, haa established headquarters in Medford. Mrs. McOee Is In charge of the office in the local store, succeed ing Miss Katherlne Keys who haa been transferred to Oranta Pass. Extenalve Improvement are be.ng made at the Cinderella Including rearrangement of fixtures and all merchandise. Ad- Beatrice Batman, 7, of Kentfleld, Cal., finally received an Inheritance of tome $500 after It had been lost twice. John Boden found the ar In which an eccentrlo had placed the utility ttocka he willed to Beatrice. A dog carried the wrapped package off at Boden lit hla pipe. Police Chief Nicholion found the bundle In a gutter with ttock Intact and turned it over to Beatrice. Arrive from Portland D. Harvey Cook, a newspaper man of wide ex perience. Is the new circulation man ager for Tne Oregonlan In this dis trict, having recently come here from Portland. He it accompanied by Mrs. Cook and they will make their home on South Oakdale. Motor to Portland Mr. and Mr. John Sargent and daughter Marjorle left Saturday morning for Portland, where they plan to remain for some time. Mr. Sargent is an igineer with the burau of public roads, and the family has been residing In Medford since Crater Lake National park closel. Get Bounty Warrants Bounty war rants Issued at the county clerk's of fice Saturday were to Lloyd Oliver of Trail for one bob cat, and Monroe Davla of Sams Valley for one bob cat. Warrants were Issued Friday to Bud Schultz of Rogue River for two coy-1 otes, R. H. Sims of Central Point1 ditlonal lights have been Installed to for one coyote and John H. Heckner facilitate selection of apparel. of Brownsboro, for three coyotes. .TIONSANNUAL FOR COURTHOUSE INSTITUTE SLATED Now is the time for planting shrub-1 An annual dramatics institute will bery in the court house grounds, !b held for recreation leaders for Mrs. A. r. Reames, former president t Jack30n and J"Phlne counties at of the Medford Garden club, remind-ith Medford courthouse auditorium, ed the public last night, outlining j J"marJr 8"U' inclusive, at 7:30 to 10 briefly the action which haa been P m Mabel C. Mack, home demon taken In that direction, strntion spent, announced today. The county has been particularly This project is made possible fortunate in obatlnlng t,he advice through the co-operation of the Na and services of the landscape depart- tlonal Recreational association, the ment of Oregon State college under the direction of Professor Peck. Fred A. Cuthbert, a man univer sally recognized for his success in planting and landscaping public grounds, came here at the request of Mrs. Reames when she was presi dent of the Garden club, and as sisted in the selection of shrubbery for the court house grounds. In making the selection tne following things were taken Into consideration: climate, the natural surroundings of trees and shrubs and mapping out the grounds in detail. Mr. Cuthbert co-operated with the county court In establishing the un derground sprinkling system, placing the heads in relation to the pro posed trees and shrubs. The county court has expressed the desire to preserve the result of this work and to take advantage of t.he opportunity that has been of fered Jackson county to so beautify the court house grounds, that they may be a fitting adornment to the building. The county court also feels Justified In calling upon the citizens to contribute liberally to the pur chase of this shrubbery. The plans for the planting, Mrs. Reames stated yesterday, have been carefully prepared by the architect so that It is possible for civic groups or Individuals to undertake to sup ply separate portions of these shrubs and trees and to aid In this work. The architect has submitted a com plete list and names for each section of the planting. Estimates are avlnl able so that groups or individuals may ascertain the cost of the trees or shrubs which they wish to fur nish. ' ' The citizens generally will be In terested In seeing this work done, but they should realize, Mrs Reames plonted out, that It cannot be done without organization. The county court has therefore asked the Med ford Garden club to continue its ef forts and secure thla shrubbery In time for late fall and early spring planting, which must begin soon. Those Interested In aiding should communicate with Mrs. T. W. Miles, TJ. 8. department of agriculture and president club. of the Medford Garden ' the extension service of Oregon State college. The work will be under the direc tion of Jack Stuart Knapp of the National Recreation association. Mr. 1 Knapp Is well known In Jackson county, having conducted a similar institute here two yenrs ago. The purpose of this Institute Is to train leaders to promote and direct dramatics and recreational activities In the various rural organizations of the county. The enrollment of the school Is limited to 60 leaders. Forty representing Jackson county and 20 from Josephine county. There should be two leaders representing each or ganization enrolled. It Is desirable to have an equal number of men and women. Boys and girls who are unemployed at the present time and who are out of school are also invited to attend the institute. Any orgsniration in terested In dramatics U asked to call the home demonstration agent for further details. There Is no charge for this leadership training, however, to attend all four sessions and to pro mote the direct dramatics work In their own organisations. E Dr. Phillips will have associated with him. Mrs. Phillips who Is a gr eq uate bacteriologist with hospital ex perience and together they contem- I plate establishing a laboratory for x-ray examinations, etc. At the present time Dr. Phillips is established at the Humane society's shelter where he will remain until I he has completely renovated and. equipped the hospital on the hls'r. way as a modem institution. The Jackson County Humane so ciety have secured the veterinary ser vices of Dr. S. E. Phillips to take charge of their shelter on Table Rock road and the veterinary hospital on the premises formerly occupied by Dr. Stone, across the highway from Beck's bakery. Dr. Phillips has been selected from a large number of applicants lor this location due to hts special fitness for the work. He Is a post graduate of the Washington State college at Pullman where he secured his bachelor degree and has had a broad experience hand- all leaders who are enrolled are asked nng small animals. SCOTTISH RITE Stated meeting Lodge 7.21 P. M . Jan 8th. Election of officera and other import ant business. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secty. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED TO RENT 0 to 25 acre tract with soil suitable for garden ing. Must have comfortable house, light, wafer, etc. Moderate distance from Medford. Address Box 1962, giving location and description and amount of rent. 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