1IEDF0RD MXTL TRIBTOT, fEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL if, 1934. Rena Collie of the West Side Phar. macy yesterday received an Easter present two gray little bunnies brought from the Phoenix area. The little rabbits, only a few days old. are a wild species, and Mrs. Collie found It necessary to feed them with an eye dropper. The tiny bunnies were sent her by Salts Gaver. sheds, the other alarms being chim ney fires. During the corresponding month in 1933, there were 15 calls, with a loss of 1400. The large por- Portisnd Physician Passes PORTLAND, March 81. (AP) Funeral services were held here to dsy for Dr. William H. Bkene, 67, John D. Jr. Balls NEW YORK, March 31. (AP) Mr. snd Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. boarded the Italian liner Rex two hours before the ship sailed for Eu rope today. Johnston's Easter Csndy In fancy boxes, 35c to 2, at Woods Drug Co., East Main and Central, He's A Captain Now SALEM, March 81. (AP) Laban A. Steevea of Salem, wh? hss been a first lieutenant In the re&;rve med ical corps, wss promoted to captain of the medical corps of the National Ouard today and assigned to Hospi tal company 167 at Lebanon, it was announced by the National Ouard headquarters. Steeves Is a World war veteran. 1 ROME, March 31. (AP) Cardinal Franz Ehrle, for many yeara librarian of the Vatican, died last night of a pulmonary affection which reduced his health to a critical state several Wool Unchanged BOSTON, Msrch 31. (AP) (U. 8. D. A.) Continued quiet trading in the wool market was accompanied by a weaker sentiment regarding wool prices during the past week. Most grades of domestic wools were quoted nomlnslly unchanged from last week. Hon of fchst loss was caused by the promlnent Portland physician, who FILE FOR fire at the George Roberts house on Oeneva street, where the C. T. Stew died here Friday. He was born in Scotlsnd and came to this country when only sli yesrs old. He was s nephew of Dr. Alexsnder Skene, fam ards reside. Phone B43. We will haul away your IT days sgo. He was 88 yesrs old. refuse. Olty Sanitary Service. ous surgeon of Brooklyn, n. x. First Seeks Judgeship, Other Commissioner Post Wo men Voters Start Asking Candidates Sales Tax Questions.' KQ3E TEN" - T iii'''mlmK':'iy'mmm Henry E. Conger of th Jackson ville district Saturday filed for coun ty Judge, and Fred Rapp of Talent filed for county commissioner, both on tbe Republican ticket. Rapp gave as bis slogan: "A bust new administration." Conger assured tjhe voters he would "conduct tbe county business as I do my own." Both candidates are farmers, and successful ones. Both are well known and are long-time residents of this county. Both are Orange members. Conger lias been one of the active members of the Jacksonville organi mtlon. It Is reported that Nick Brophy. a pioneer and widely known farmer and stockman, would file for com missioner. He has been urged by a wide circle of acquaintances to make the race. Tomorrow and Tuesday the final filing dsy are expected to see two, and possibly three, more entrants for t&e sheriff's office. Conger will oppose County Judge Earl B. Day and Electa A. Pehi, wife of Earl H. Fehl, now serving a prison term for conviction by a Klamath county Jury of vote stealing. Rapp will oppose Tom h, Tsylor and County Commissioner R. K. Nea lon, and other Republican entrants, If sny. The Jackson county Democracy is scheduled to enter a legislative ticket. Attorney Charles W. Reames Is urged to seek the state senatorshlp. Moore Hamilton, a young Democrat, and Leon B. Hasklns are mentioned for the lower house. There Is consider able Democratic diffidence about go ing to the legislature. Voters continue apat&etlo toward oandldates, but Interest is dally growing in the school relief sales tax. The parents particularly the women have started asking candidates how ttioy stand on the measure that con cerns the education of their chil dren. This is quite embarrassing to some csndldates and the voters have been urged not to mix the two. Many of the women voters hase different ideas on the subject. STELDT FAILS IN SUICIDE EFFORT Slightly winded, but with his man, Jailer Fred Kelly returned to the court .house Saturday morning with Harvey Steldt. about 35, who esoaped from the Jailer aa they were leaving Dr. O. I, Drummond'a office on the gTound floor of the court house about 9:30 o'clock. In a suicide attempt, later in the forenoon, Steldt out his wrists, resulting In slight Injuries. Jailer Kelly said he had Just closed the door to Dr. Drummond's office, when Stedlt, prisoner since December on check charges, ran out the door. Kelly caught up with the prisoner after the siren on 8hertff Walter Olmscheld's car had caused him to stop. 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