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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1934)
PARE FIVE FERN VALLEY TO HEAR a at 8 p. m. A play, "Getting Ac quainted," will be given and Mr. Bowman, the county school superin tendent, will explain In detail the sales tax. Everyone Is urged to come. Admission is free but food donations are needed for supper afterwards. DALLES EX-PUBLISHER TO AID STADELMAN searetary of state, it was Indicated hers today. Flagg Li a newspaperman and former publisher of The Dalles Optimist, semi-weekly newspaper. The deputy post was recently left vacant by C. N. Laughrldge, who has been granted a three months' leave CASCADE INTERNATIONAL HIGHWAY IS ADVOCATED way from Fairbanks, Alsaka. to Mex ico City, were placed before a group of sponsors of the Oregon route here today. Tentative plans for he road call for use of the The Dalles-California highway from The Dalles to Klam ath Falls as the Inland route. The PacMlc highway and the Oregon coast highway would be the other ntth -south routes. COUNTY SCHOOL HEAD FERN VALLEY, Fob. 3fl. (Spl) A SALEM, Feb. 28. (AP) Oeorge H. Flagg of The Dalles will be the selec tion of p: J. Stadelman as deputy THE DALES, Feb. 28 . ( AP) Plans for the "Cascade International High way," as a unit of the proposed high program will be presented at the Fern Valley school nous Friday, March Be ritted in a new model corset by Adrier.ne'a experienced Corsetter. TO The trial ltst for the circuit court for civil actions, starting next Mon day Is as follows: J. D. French & Mosby represented by Crews, Codding and Duncan, vs Fred Bunce, represented by A lEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. BEDFORD. OREGON, WEDXESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1931. Hough. D. W. Powers, represented by New-bury-Brigft. vs..Cal.-Ore. Box is Lbr. Co., represented by Roberts & Mc Allister. A. J. Hornby, represented by F. J. - Newman, vs. Farm Products, Inc., represented by Boggs & Bengtson. R. L. Putnam, represented by M. O. Wilxlns vs. Theo. S. Avergrls, ,.et si, represented by Van Dyke and Briggs. C. C. Furnas, represented by G. Q. D'Alblnl, vs. The Lively Products Co., represented by A. C. Hough. Florence Dolan, represented by M. O. Wllklns vs. Rachel Mead and Harry Mead, represented by Frank DeSouza. Wentworth tc Irwin, Inc., repre sented by Frank DeSouza vs. Rachel L. Mead, doing business as Mead Mo tor Co., G. A. Codding and Will H. Master. Valentine Rltsch, represented by Smith and Miller, vs. Phillips Coffin and Firestone Service, Inc., repre sented by Senn & Recken. Alice Lowder, adm. est. R. N. Low der, dec., represented, by Smith and Miller, vs. Phillip Coffin, et al, repre sented by Senn & Recken. Anne Turpln. represented by A. W. Schaupp and V. S. Balentlne. Klam f ath Falls, vs. J, C. Cllne, Jack Mc- Kerney, et al, represented by G. M. Roberts, E. E. Kelly, Hampson & Toung. W. 8. Graham, represented by Kelly & Hammond, vs. Chas. T. Sweeney, represented by Senn & Recken. Pacific Fruit & Produce, repre sented by Roberts & McAllister vs E. C. Corn, represented by P. J, Neff. C. H. Davis, represented by Roberts & McAllister, vs. Cal.-Ore. Box & Lbr, Co., represented by Frank J. Van Dyke. Co. Ore. Credit Bureaurepresented by Kenneth Denman, vs. E. P. Valen tine, et al, represented by P. J. Neff. So. Ore. Credit Bureau, representefl by Kenneth Denman, vs. C. L. Valen tine, et al, represented by P. J. Neff. John C. Thorsen, represented by O. M. Roberts, vs. Arnold Bohnert, represented by Harry C. Skyrman. Wanda Jones, represented by O. M. Roberts, vs. State Ind. Accident Com., represented by I. H. Van Winkle. R. O. Stephenson, represented by E. E. Kelly, vs. Fred Brandt, repre sented by Don R. Newbury. NO KIN OP JOHN The story was started a number of years ago, -when George Putnam was editor of the Mail Tribune, and it was all in Jest. But when John Jo seph McOraw, ex-chlef of the Giants died Sunday, many Medford people thought that Newton L. McGraw of North Central, .had lost a brother. When the "Little Napoleon" of baseball was at the helghth of his career George Putnam wrote a story about him and added at the bottom that he was a brother of the local McGraw, then an operator for the Postal Telegraph, The rumor met with McGraw's approval and It was not denied. Yesterday a number of hlsfriends were still believers In the story. 'BELLiTRSllN IN The Royal Bell Ringers, who will appear in concert here March 8, are meeting with tremendous favor in northern cities, according to reports In the press. In Portland the or ganization was received with enthu siastic ovation and Medford sponsors of the program here are eagerly awaiting the date of presentation. Tickets will be on sale at the chamber of commerce Thursday or Friday of this week and the prices will be very nominal for adults and children. The program has been ar ranged as a benefit to Increase funds for the Oregon Diamond Jubilee cel . ebration. 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