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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. TifEDFOttD, OREGON. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 193?.
TSEES
AIR HAIL PLANES
Mom tncouiaglng news regarding
the proapeots for early renewal of air
man MriiM. thtroiiirh Medford. softed-
uled to cease Monday at midnight. was
received yesterday In a wire from
nnnoTAumkn Jamu W. Mott.
The wire read: "Went over airmail
situation with post office department
In detail thla morning. Am assured
suspension through Medford will not
last longer than three or four daya
ma armv commences operation
oi airmail. The Medford-San Francisco
line Is designated In present plan m
Mrvtnrinrv in lmoortancs to tranacon
tlnental main lines, but has been
placed m the rone of first priority
In Its class. Tnia means v. win
ti first nf secondary lines
resume service. Resumption will com
mence with one plane per day insioau
of two. Will do everything possible to
secure complete resumption of service
in as short time as possible.'
A wire was received from Senator
mi., t. Mnvnn lerldav. irlvlnff Med-
4mA nminllv atrorur assurance that
the discontinuance of service hero
would not be for long.
rh TTn1t4 flturH armT la ached
ulcd to take over the airmail service
Immediately after midnight Monday.
Leaves France
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SUSPECTED SAFE
ROBBERY EFFORT
Being held for Investigation In eon.
ncctlon with the attempted robbery
of the eats between 11 and 12 o'clock
Friday night of the Samson Feed
store at 228 North Riverside, wil
Ham Johnson, 20; Charles York, 19.
and Arthur Hlnz, IB, transients, were
arrested Saturday morning and turn
ed over to the Medford city police,
Johnson, who arrived In Medford
Thursday, was arrested at Ashland,
while York and Hlnz were returned
from the Klamath Junction where
they were apprehended.
According to Chief of Police Clat
ous McCedle, the feed store was en
tered by the glass being broken In
the front door, and the lock unfast
ened. The large doors on the safe
were unlocked, and an attempt was
made to break the lock off the In
side door, with an axe.
Investigation ahowed that the axe
had been stolen from 401 East Fifth
street. '
Nothing was reported missing from
the safe or atore. The burglary was
discovered at midnight by the olty
polloo patrol,
THIS CITY LAID
Fifty yeare ego yciterday the new
town site was laid out on the Ore
gon 4b Callfornla'a line for the loca
tion of the city of Mod ford, accord
ing to a note In the Fifty Years
Apo column of The OrcRonlan.
The amall item, plucked from that
newspaper of February 17, 1884.
rends:
A new town site has been laid
out on Vie Oregon & Callfornla'a
line, nearly completed to Phoenix, on
which will be built the future great
city of Medford.
I-riter la Fined Elton Hood, 23.
OCC truck driver from Camp Elk
Creek, was fined 15 and coat of 94 SO
tn Justice court Friday, on charges
of speeding a truck. Hood was ar
rested by a state police officer Wed
nesday, near Trail, said to be driving
4S ml lea an hour.
Liquor, alx brands. Prices reduced.
Gardner Drugs.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
B.MIOATN FOlt BALE 8-room mod
ern house, lartte lot in Ashlsnd;
some cash down, balance easy terms
or trade for dealralile valley farm.
748 Boulevard. Ashland, or tele
phone 4J1-J.
INCUBATOR-aOO-ftig capacity, alight
ly used. Real buy at ai4 05. Mont
gomery Ward At Co.
FURNISHED cabin for rent, 18.00 per
month, near Llthla water. 153
Clmnlte St., Ashlaud.
WIU. trade '29 Ford lV4-ton truck
for late model Ford. Write Box
11742. Tribune.
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Eugene Frot, former minister ol
the tnterior who left France for
Morrocco following the bloody riot
ing In Paris, defended hie action In
ordering guards to fire on the mobs.
M. F rot's lawyer robes were burned
by his colleague. (Associated Press
Photo)
TRAILS' END FOR
P.
James P. Dlnkens, picturesque
mountaineer of the Beagle district,
one of southern Oregon's beat known
men, called "Jim" by friends
throughout the state; died here yes
terday at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Roy Buckingham, 236
South Central at 10:46 a. m. He had
been 111 but a short time, having
enjoyed unusually good health until
the Illness came, which marked the
end of his Journeys over mountain
trails, glorified for many folk In the
writings of Ben Hur Lampman of
The Oregonlan and other newspaper
men. He was about 70 years of age.
Death was caused by an acute
heart attack. The body Is at the
Conger funeral parlors and a com
plete obituary with arrangements for
services will be announced Mon
day,
Besides his daughter Mrs. Bucking'
nam, Mr. Dlnkens leaves one son
Wallace Dlnkens of Medford. and
hosts of friends In country and city,
who will mourn his passing.
SPEAKING DATES
OF MASTER GILL
IN VALLEY FIXED
By Gertrude Haak.
The Pomona Orange master, I. R
Kline, and the Grange county deputy,
R. E. Nealon, have arranged the fol
lowing schedule of meetlnp for talks
to be given by Ray W. GUI,-Oregon
State Orange master, on the question
of the sales tax measure.
On Monday, February 19, 8 p. tn.,
Mr. Oil! will speak at the Sam Val
ley Orange hall; on Tuesday, Febru
ary 20. 8:15 p. m.. at the Eagle Point
Grange hall; on Wednesday, Febru
ary 21, at 8 p. m., at the Armory In
Medford, and on Thursday, February
22. at 8 p.. m., at Talent Grange hall.
The meeting at the Armory will be
In the nature of a debate between
Mr. Gill and A. E. Brockway, state
representative. The public Is Invited
and urged to attend. The Eagle Point
meeting Is also an open meeting,
as Is also the Sams Valley meeting.
We believe that the .Talent meeting
will also be an- open meeting. The
public Is urged to attend these meet
ings and get the Orange viewpoint
of this measure.
Calls Oil Code Invalid
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DINKENS FARRELL RETURNS
TRIP EAST
OF
Ltout.-Col. Lawrence W. Mcintosh,
U. S. air corps, from corps area head
quarters, San Francisco, and Major
Donald P. Muse of Crlssey field, San
Francisco, left Saturday 'morning by
plane for t,he Eugene CCC district,
following an Inspection visit here, in
an effort to determine the best CCO
camp In the Ninth corps area's 17
districts.
Camp Kerby, located at Selma,
hlch has the Medford district flag
for being the outstanding camp In
the section, was Inspected Friday by
the officers.
Llcut.-Ool. Mcintosh drove to Med
ford from Yreks, Calif., and was
Joined here by Major Muse, who flew
here from the south. They will In
spect the camp at Devil's Flat In
the Eugene district.
Selma CCC Starts
Radio-telephone Club
Radio club at CCC Camp Kerby.
Selma, Is being organised Into a
radlo-telephone club, with Earl Wal
lace, forest service lino crew foreman
or the camp, giving Instructions In
telephone work. Although originally
Intended for members of the lino
crew and radio club, anyone Inter
ested In the work la privileged to attend.
The meetings are to be held in
the radio club room on Monday and
Wednesday evenings at alx o'clock.
A model two-arm standard tele
phone line Is to be constructed In
miniature, according to word received
from Lieutenant Preston E. Rohner.
welfare officer.
Liquor, all brands. Prices reduced.
Gardner Drugs.
Having spent the past three weeks
In Washington, D. C- representing
the Irrigation districts of the state.
Attorney Frank P. Fan-ell returned
to Medford Saturday morning, report
ing favorably on his trip east.
While Mr. Farrell was In Washing
ton, loans of approximately 9450,
000 and 88,000 were made to the
Medford and Rogue River Irrigation
districts, respectively. Loans for the
retirement of bonds had previously
been made to the Talent and Gold
Hill districts, giving southern Oregon
four of the six granted In the state.
Mr. Fnrrell stated that the Eagle
Point loan had been temporarily de
layed. He added, however, that furth
er appropriations are expected, and
It Is probable all will be made In
the next year.
Time for refinancing has been ex
tended a year, Mr. Farrell aatd
Twenty-six districts In Oregon have
made applications for loans.
"A definite upturn In business la
notlceabio on the Atlantlo coast and
conditions are detldedly better, mak
ing a more cheerful attitude preval
ent In that section," he declared.
PLANS ARRANGED
Plana for the dedlcatton ' of the
monument on the Pacific highway
north of Grants Pass, honoring Bur
rel M. Baucom. are nearing comple
tion, according to Major W. H. Ellen
burg of this city, who Is chairman
for the program.
Major General George A. White of
Salem, commanding the 41st divis
ion. National Guard, and General
Thomas E. Riles have written Major
Ellenburg they plan to attend the
service.
According to present arrangements,
the program will open with a selec
tion played by the Granta Pasa high
school band, after which Major El
lenburg will make introductory re
mark, to be followed by prayer.
Tom Miller of Grants Pass, former
JosrrV.lne county district attorney,
will give an address, after which the
band will again play and Mnjor Gen
eral White will speak.
All National Guardsmen of south
ern Oregon, wtth Major Walter Ab
bey, 240th Coast Artillery, in com
mand. wl!l attend as a battalion.
Thla will Include the units from Med
ford. AMiland and Grants Pass.
Captain Lee M. Bown of the Ore
gon state police, will be in charge
of all the state policemen of south
west Oregon who will attend.
During the service the highway will
be blocked, as the monument Is lo
cated near the spot where Baucom
was killed, on the highway. ,
FOR 6ALK OR TRADE For heavy
he lis 3 milk goaU. P. O. Box 88J. j
MIDDLE aged lady wants housework j
4 J 00 per week with board and
room. 220 E. Dth.
LnJ-WWru-u-L.-U.-u-L.. -..-l-ir-tr-. 1
ElsKOEKIC rintse and refrigerator j
Late models and in good condition, j
Box 11740, Tribune. i
FAR TV who lost currency in Safeway
may have same by Identifying and -pitying
for ltd. Tel Bltt-X. ,
6 ROOM modern home, close tn, cor-
ner lot, paved two aides. Full price I
1900. C. 8. Huttorlleld, 400 Medford
Bldg. Tel 317. I
500 DOWN STOCKED AND j
EQUIPPED I
. A AA Diversified farm of 22
Sadflfl c' crr through!
WlfcWW jiiiw, bottom soil, paid!
up water rliht for 17 acres, water!
available for balance. About 6 acres
alfalfa and 7 acres of clover and '
blue gmss meadow, balance suitable j
.. for early potatoes, onions or aLJalla.
5-room houe fireplace, built-in
kitchen, electric light; good barn,
turkey and chicken houses: 6 cows,
team of horses, implements and a
tw chickens all go. Total prloe
4200.00. trvoo.00 down, balance on
terms at 0.
CHARLES A. WINO AOENCV, INC.
(Sxclutlvc AgeuU)
..NOTICE..
PRICE REDUCTION
New 1934
CHRYSLER SIX
AS LOW AS
$995
Delivered in Medford
The lowest price thrtt a CHRYSLER ever lold for! Don't
buy any car at any price until you see and rido in this
wonderful new car.
It will be on display soon at . . .
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
38 N. Riverside
New Plymouths Now on Display
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant
In a decision at Sherman, Tex.,
held that provisions of the NRA oil
code could not be enforced against
petroleum companies not operating
in Interstate commerce, (Associates
Press Photo)
BUYS FEHL PLANT
Robin Reed, wrestler-editor of
Reedsport and former Olympic welter
weight champion of the world, Is
here to enter the Medford newspaper
field with a shopping guide, he an
nounced last night at the Hotel Al
len, where ,he and Mrs. Reed were
guests. He stated that he had pur
chased from L. Nledermever the
equipment of the former Pacific
Record Herald, published by ex
county Judge Earl H. Fehl, now serf.
Ing a term In state prison for vote
stealing, and would atart publication
of the shopping guide as soon as
arrangements can be completed.
The sum paid for the equipment
was not revealed by Reed. The name
under which the publication will ap
pear, he stated, he had not deter
mined. He said, however, that he was
entering the ahopplng guide field
here, feeling that It was one not
covered to date. The publication wlU
be given free distribution, he stated.
Office space, he also stated, had
not yet been definitely leased.
Reed la now publisher of the Port
Umpqua Courier at Reedsport.
Roxy Ann Grange
Will Stage Comedy
A comedy In one act entitled "One
Hundred Dollars." will be given by
the Roxy Ann Orange, Monday, Feb
ruary 19 at 8 p. m. at Lono Pine
school.
The cast is aa follows:
Mr. Preston Cecil Reynold
Mrs. Preston Mrs. Dan Howard
Ann, alster of Mrs. Preston
Mrs. I. C. Luman
Mrs. Reese, friend of Prestons
Mrs. Clarence Tedrlck
Mary, the maid Mrs. Robert Helvey
Thla play la presented by special
Arrangement with Samuel French of
New York.
1
Saturday Shoppers L. O. Caster of
Phoenix waa In the city yesterday, ac
companied by his daughter, Elva. Mra
Donna Oraffla was also In from that
district.
Liquor, six brands. Prices reduced
dardner Drugs.
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New 1934 wall paper now on dis
play. K D. Ross Co., 32 S. Grope.
PRISON CELL TO
FOUR OFFENDERS
ON GUILTY PLEAS
Robert Minor, charged with the at
tempted burglary of Strang's drug
storo last January and who possesses
a prison record, the authorities say,
waa sentenced to serve two and one
half yeara In state prison by Circuit
Judge H. D. Norton Saturday morn
ing. This Is the maximum sentence
for an attempted burglary.
W. J. Copley, charged with burg
lary not in a dwelling was sentenced
to three years In state prison, and
Robert Moore, ,hls partner In crime,
was given a two-year sentence for
burglarizing the Medford Book store.
Ocne A. Drove, waa sentenced to
five yeara In state prison for thelt
of an auto. He had a long crime
record, extending over ten years.
Phil Hale and LeRoy Wright, local
residents, charged with violation of
the liquor laws, were sentenced to
six months In the county Jail, and
sentence suspended.
The case of James Coleman, charg
ed with non-support, has been delay
ed until Monday morning, when
Coleman's wife will appear In court.
Harold Berry, taken Into court on
a check charge, was sentenced to six
months In the county Jail, and such
sentence suspended pending his good
behavior.
Rodney Craig, 18, and Malcolm Mc
Donald, 17, who were charged with
atealing a tarpaulin belonging to the
Southern Pacific company, were tak
en before Judge E. B. Day, In Juve
nile court.
Both are residents of Oakland,
Calif., and not having any previous
record. Judge Day made arrangements
for the two youths to be taken to
the U. 8. transient borne at Talent,
and from there, be sent to their
homes. The boys were placed in the
custody of Captain Durham of the
Salvation army.
13:10 Chamber of Commerce News.
13:18 Radio Rendezvous.
13:30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune.
13:30 Popularltls.
1:30 Varieties.
1:30 Mrs. Mabel Mack, county home
Dem. Agent.
3 :00 Classified Edition of the Air.
3:00 Songs for Everyday.
3:30 KMED Program Review.
3:35 Dreaming the Waltz Away.
4 :00 Rhythmical Cocktail.
4 :30 Maaterworks Progra m .
6:00 Interlude.
8:15 Hilo Serenaders.
5:30 Popular Parade.
6:45 News Digest,. Mall Tribune.
6 :00 Medford Theater Guide.
6:16 Al Plche's Sports Flashes.
6:20 Dinner-dance Program.
7 :00 Eventide.
7:30 Helen 'Bellevue.
7:35 to 8:00 Moderns.
LOCAL 4-L MEET
A very Interesting meeting, com
bining entertainment wlt,h their reg
ular monthly business meeting hss
been arranged for next Monday eve
ning, February 19th, In the court
house auditorium at 8 p. m. This
will be the first meeting of the lo
cal 4-L boys after the announcement
of the 2bc per hour Increase In
wages given to members of that or
ganization through the collective
bargaining as outlined by the ad
ministration in Washington for the
benefit of labor.
The entertainment committee, com
posed of C. V. English, Everett Gil
lespie and W. P. 8tewart. has ar.
ranged with Prof. J. A. Hematreet, '
the local hypnotist, to exhibit his
powers of mind reading and hypno
tism. They also have aeveral mutcM
numbers arranged.
School Repair.
SALEM. Feb. 17. (AP) Nearly
$360,000 has been spent to date on
CWA labor and materials on school
buildings and grounds, reports re
ceived by C. A. Howard, superinten
dent of public Instruction, from coun.
ty superintendents of 26 counties, Indicated.
Here for Funeral Mr. and Mrs.
Pederson of Yreka, Cal., are In ni-.e
city for the funeral today of Harry
Pellett. Mrs. Pedorson Is a daughter of
the deceased.
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KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Sunday.
:00 Judge Rutherford, lecturer.
:15 Morning Melody.
:30 News Digest. Mall Tribune.
:4S Musical Notes.
Monday.
:45 WORDS AND MUSIC.
:00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune.
:08 Musical Clock.
:15 Peerless Parade.
:30 Shopping Qulde.
:00 Friendship Circle Hour.
30 Morning Melody.
45 Words and Music.
:00 Musical Notes.
:30 Monday Parade.
:00 Grants Pass Hour,
:1& Vignettes.
;4S Tone Pictures.
:00 Mid-day Revue.
FORD
DEALERS
PRESENT
Fred Waring
ntf Hit PENNSYLVANIA!!, with
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Tonight 5:30-6 P.S.T.
All" Columbia Stations
K0IN KFRO
HEAR THE STORY OF THE
INFIDEL WHO BOASTED OF
PUTTING TO SILENCE ALL THE
MINISTERS Who CAME to TOWN
MAKE SURE TO HEAR THE OUTCOME of the STORY
Sunday Night, Feb. 18
VENDEN BROS.
TABERNACLE
Doors Open at 6:30 Music Starts 7:20. Sixth and Main,
Medford
The Bible Is becoming a different book to hundreds who
are attending the Tabernacle every night.
Remember Tuesday Night
What is a Preacher Paid to Do? How is
He Paid ? What are some of the Respons
ibilities That God Places Upon Him and
the Folks Who Pay Him?
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 21. 7:30 p. m. "The Bible Text the
Bishops and Preachers Searched For In Vain.'
THURSDAY. FEB. 22, 7:30 p. m. "What Besides Christ's
Death on the Cross, Was Needed to Put Us in Good
Standing With the God of Hcavon?"
FRIDAY, Feb. 23, 7:30 p. m.-Hear Mr. Vcndcn tell "Why
I Am a Protestant." Don't miss it.
SUNDAY, Feb, 24, 7:30 "The Bible in the Test Tube and
Critics Den."
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