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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 3934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Phjthlan Returns George Phythlan hu returned to thl city Irom a trip to San Diego. t t Leave by Plane Mr. and Mr. C. N. Thomas lelt Medford by plane Thurs day afternoon, for Seattle. I'nderjoM Operation Clari Lewte underwent a major operation at th Communlty hospital yesterday. Mrs. Hoffman on Trip Mrs. Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann left yeaterday on a business trip to San Francisco. Mrs. Semon Home Mrs. C. J. Se mon was returned to her home yes terday from the Community hospital. Goes to Ashland Mark A. Goldy. of " the Charles A. Wing Agency, spent Friday In Ashland on loan company business. ' . . In Medford Today Mrs. Ruby Schultz, daughters Ruby and Nedra, and Mrs. Mulhollen of Beagle, were in Medford shopping Saturday. Loses Dog Mrs. O. Q. Darby of 914 Queen Anne reported to city police Saturday morning that she lost her two-months'-old Boston bull pup. Returns from South Mrs J. H. Jones has returned to Medford from Los Angeles, where she has been -visiting her daughter, Mrs. Helen Pallet. On Pishing Trip Dr. and Mrs. B. 0. Wilson and Dr. and Mrs. Dwlght Flndley left yesterday afternoon for a two days' fishing trip to Fish lake. Mr. Shirley Improved A. B. Shirley, who was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital Monday suffering from an infected tooth, was yesterday report ed In a slightly Improved condition. ... Goes to Evans Creek Captain Est ley R. Farley, Alr-Res who arrived In Medford Monday to report for duty with the CCC, left yesterday for Camp Evans creek, where he has been as signed. . . ' Leaving for Colorado Mrs. J. ' A. Grlgsby and son Don are leaving to day for their home In Greeley, Colo having spent some time here visiting Mrs. Grlgsby1 grandmother, Mrs. H. U. Lumsden. ' Lewis Leaves Here D. Hamilton Lewis has gone to Sisters, Ore , where he is stationed with the bureau of publlo roads. He received his appoint ment April 3 from the department of agriculture. Breaks Arm In Fall David Rosen berg, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosenberg of Reddy avenue, received a bad break In his right arm Friday, when he fell from the weeping wil low tree at his home. ... Circle to Meet Just Folks circle of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon, April 12 at two o'clock, with Mrs. Maynara uusn, m her home, 44 North Peach street. Mrs. B. B... Finch wlll .be assistant hostess. Day of Prayer Ladies of the First Christian church are observing Me-1 morlal day or prayer on xuceunj, April 10, In the recreational hall of the church at two p. m. This will be the sixtieth anniversary, and all per sons Interested are invited to at tend. ... Greene Is promoted Second Lieu tenant Fred W. Greene, Inf. Res., was Saturday notified of his promotion to the rank of first lieutenant, Infantry reserve. Lieutenant Greene, who makes his home here, has been with the Civ ilian Conservation corps as assistant to the quartermaster, stationed at the fairgrounds. . Mr. Meeker Improved Friends of C. A. Meeker, local merchant, who un derwent a major operation for appen-rtii-itim Rt the Community hospital last week, will be glad to learn that he was getting along very wen yes terday afternoon, according to report from the hospital. Lodge to Meet Medford Theosoph ical lodge will hold an open meeting Monday at eight p. m., at the home of Florence Graves, 220 North Oak- j . . u T r Tnrld. vhrt Is dale nveuu. .vi.o. u- ' here from Helena, Mont., will take charge of the meeting, ana ner uu win h "TheosoDhv Is it a worthwhile subject for study?" ... ni et- rnnnh T Verne ShaiUE- le of the Diamond Jubllle parade committee nas receiver u i.u... M. Young. Lane county commission er, stating that he has a Concord u ,V,al: n-.a'tltprf RS a DSS- BkHC ... v senger and mill atage between Grants Pass and crescent inty in Young said he would be glad to let Mr. Shengle have the stage for the paraoe hers. Paper Publlhed The ninth edition of The Sea Horse, publication of the Cape Sebastian CCC camp has been sent out, and Includes a story telling of the erection of a huge rough wood cedar sign, bearing tne wrenu San Sebastian State Park. Oregon Highway Commission." auper-nuiw on a Spanish galleon, carved In Te ller The sign was made by Leo c. Davis, under the direction of H. w. Bufard. forester. toaTiTtOlassify FOR SALE Typewriter des ; w,vi cnair, goua tunui.iu.., Tribune. Box 727. NICE clean house, modern. room and 3 sleeping porches, wood shed, garage. Price $25.00. water paid, 147 No. Holly. PARTY who found watch at 610 ParK atreet, kindly return to Doual Young, 618 South Oakdale. Keep aalte. Reward. APTS. ior rent. 2 room & bath, pri vate entrance. Adults. 61 No. Oak dale. B ACH ELoTTapTS 44 5 So Front LOST Man i diamond rln. probably! between Howard and Martin Shop and Bob's Lunch, or between How ard and Martin's and Firestone Service station. Return to 104 So.: Bsrtleti. Reward. FOR SALIC Lire 2 -room house and lot ard 2 rallns. Will sell chfap fir cah or trade lor car. 41 S, Fro.it From Trail Mr. and Mra. E. W. Scott and daughter of Trail were vis itors In Medford Saturday. Goes to Portland iMayor E. M. Wil son left Friday evening on the Ore- gonlan for Portland, where he plans kj remain ior a ween. Fishing Today From the Medfoid postofflce. Postmaster Frank DeSousa, Otto Dejarnett and Sam Houston plan to Journey to Fish lake today, to fish. Mr. Hot! rick Better E. H. Hedrlck. superintendent' of the Medford schools, was reported In a slightly Im proved condition yesterday at tho Community hospital. Going to Klamath B. G. Harding, agent for the southern Oregon district bureau of Internal revenue. Is leav ing for Klamath Falls today, to spend two weeks attending to business af fairs. Visits Relatives will Merrlma'n, freight traffic manager for the South-e-n Pacific company, with headquar ters in Portland, Is expected to ar rive here today from Seattle, to spend three or four days visiting relatives here. From Lakevlew Stockmen In Med ford Saturday calling at the Rogue River national forestry offices in the Interest of grazing permits, Included L. L. Damon, Golden and Harold Zun dell, and the Farlow brothers, all of Lakevlew. From Eugene Mrs. Frances Hollls. daughter Thelma, Mrs. Ella Bicknell and son Earl, all of Eugene, arrived in Medford Friday evening, by motor. Mrs. Hollls will visit her two daugh ters... Mrs. Emma Coghlll and Mrs. Sadie Coghlll. Earl Bicknell of the CCC, who spent the Easter vacation at his home In Euzene. returned to duty "here. Many Buying Land Considerable real estate activity the past week is reported by the Charles ' A. Wing Agency, one of the deals through this office being the sale of the J. F. Clark property, consisting of Improved acreage on Berkeley Lane southwest of Medford. S. H. Bender, purchaser of the Clark land, took possession Saturday. The Dick Bradley home on King street has been sold to Chester Myers, arid E. L. Basford bought the W. O. Hill home on Crater Lake high way. Both transactions were handled by the Wing Agency. Guest of Stranga Mrs. Robert Holmes of Spokane Is a guest this week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strang. From Eagle Point Mrs. S. E. How lett and daughter, Hattle, of the Eagle Point district were visitors In Meet ford - yesterday, shopping at local stores. 1 Goes Back tn Camp Leon V. Nor man, who has been in Medford for dental work, left yesterday for Camp Sebastian to resume his duties as cook. . Callers Saturday Among shoppers and callers In Medford yesterday were Miss Laura Burson and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ferns of Phoenix, Mrs. Sophia Baker of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs. David Pence of Trail. Tollerson Here T. P. Tollefson, for merly of central Point, now of Kelso, Wash., where he is engaged in the real estate business, was a visitor here yesterday. He reported business con ditions in Kelso "looking up." Fine Plnoohle Hand Mrs. Vina E!s mann in a recent pinochle game rang up a score, of which she is veiy proud. In one hand she got double pinochle, 150 trumps and 1000 aces. In five games she got double pinochle three times. t Auxiliary Meets Postal clerks' aux iliary met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lawrence Crocker, for a business and social meeting. It was announced the next gathering of the group will be held at the home of Mrs. C. M. Hous ton, May 1. Visit Evans Creek Among local people who Saturday Journeyed to Camp Evans Creek In observance of Army day, were Karl L. Janouch, su perintendent of the Rogue River na tional forest, Mrs. Janouch, Janle Smith. Nellie Batten, Irene Standley and Clara Younger. Confer Degree Crater Lake Chap ter, No. 32, Royal Arch Masons, will confer the Royal Arch degree on a class of candidates Tuesday evening, In the Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock. A large delegation from Ashland and valley points Is expected to be in at tendance. Refreshments will be serv ed at the close of the meeting. To Make Assignments The United Statea Army recruiting office at San Francisco has notified Sub-station Commander Jennings D. Lowman that enlistments for the air corps, medical corps and the 38th infantry regiment stationed at Salt Lake City, Utah, may be received from this city. Sergeant Lowman will be In his offices in the armory April 9, 10 and' 11 to receive applications. Miss Degermark 111 Miss Carln Degermark, teacher in the Medford schools, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Community hos pital yesterday, where she was report ed getting along satisfactorily last night. Season Far Advanced John Sar gent, resident engineer of the bureau of public roads, arrived here yester day from Portland to take up head quarters at Crater Lake. He announc ed that the season Is three months advanced this year and that road work will therefore get underway that much earlier than usual. CANADIANS FLOCK I he mightiest ALL TIME ? WINNIPEG, April 7. (AP) A gold rush, In the best traditions of the old days, but with methods and conveyances undreamed of by the sturdy '49ers, la on in western Can ada. From the tip of the Yukon to the Ontario-Manitoba boundary line min ing camps teem with activity as pic turesque "pick and shovel" men fol low close upon disappearing snows to search and stake claims. From Island lake, whose extreme arm crosses from Manitoba Into northwestern Ontario to the McLeod river district of northern Alberta, gold discoveries, It is believed, may be linked up to give Canada a glac ier gold mining zone, extending over 100.000 acres. Regarded as one of the most Im portant finds in the wide arc of ex ploration, the re-dlscovery of the lost McLeod mine, in the mysterious Na hann! country of the northwest ter ritories, holds hope for many. Claims have been staked for miles along the shore line of the creek, called the ."back door to the Yukon." Old mining settlements in the Car ibou country in British Columbia which, in the 90's, buzzed with activ ity and then faded into obscurity when gold gave out, are swarming with prospectors. ENTITY OF BIT OF BONE PUZZLE F PORTLAND, Ore., April 7. (AP) Sheriff H. L. Hoss of Coo county was here today seeking to identify a bone which may be from a man's left arm or a bear's left hind leg. Foul play was suspected when the bone was found In a large stove in a shack where William Ballejv 60, lived before disappearing February 0, Sheriff Hoss said. Dr, O. Larsell of the University of Oregon medical school said the bone probably was the wrist end of a left radius bone, probably from a human being. Dr. Larsell said some abnor mal markings on the bone might have resulted from an old injury. ' Sheriff Hoss was looking for Bia ley's sons, Maynard and Shirley, who formerly lived here. Relatives might have knowledge of some Injury to Bailey's arm whleft might lead to identification. "The only other possibility that we know of is that the bone came from the left hind leg of a bear," the sher iff said. LABOR FLARE UP IN N.R.A. PICTURE (Continued f;om page one) And, even as the two views were enunciated today, new plana were formulated for hastening the recov ery procedure. Details of the home building, slum clearance and subsis tence homestead plan, long contem plated, were taking shape under Frank Walker of the national emer gency council. The Chamber of Commerce tem pered Its enthusiasm at the pace of recovery by saying numerous legis lative proposals, pending and already enacted, were slowing down the busi ness pick-up. It listed the securities act, the stock exchange regulation bill and the Wagner labor board bill as hindrances. 4 , business, NRA moves against "chUei ers," Coshocton, Ohio Mother Is accused of slaying two children with poison for 1,687 insurance. Chicago Tra Biffle, veteran flyer, dies; was Lindbergh air tutor, Washington Chamber of commerce cfllls exchange control, Wagner btll threats to recovery. Indinnapolifl State police start new hunt for Dllllnger after finding gun stock, Washington House democratic leaders skeptical of approving sen ate's income tax boost. f WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cao inet Works. SCOTTISH RITE Stated Lodge meeting, 7:30 P. M., April Oth. L. E. WILLIAMS,, Secty. v&mm miv mmim utm uu mm TEDDY, JR., SEES G. 0. P. RECOVERY WASHINGTON, April 7. (P) Colo nel Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., paid a brief visit to the capital city today and conferred with several prominent republicans, Including Representative Wadsworth of New York and Senator Hastlngs of Delaware. 1 He was understood to have told those with whom he talked that he considered republican chances of winning back a number of house seats In the elections this fall as es pecially good. World News At a Glance (By the Associated Press) Washington Administration draws 1 plan for billion dollar home build ing program. 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