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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. FEDFORD, OREGOX. TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1934. PAflE THREE 1 ' T. y i r MEDFORD POLLING PLACES SELECTED Polling places for Medford precincts have been designated by the county cleric for the May 18 primary as fol lows : North Main Hotel Holland. South Main Public Library. North Central City Hall. 8outh Central Jackson Hotel. South Riverside Parker's Chip House. North Riverside Lincoln school. ' Medford North Camp Wlthus. Oakdale Senior high school. Newtown Ground floor, court house. King Forncrook home, fill West Eleventh. 'Northeast Wooda Lumber com pany. 'Cottage Boy Scout headquarters. 'Southeast 11 Vancouver avenue. 'Queen Anne Roosevelt school. Medford East J. D. Rlckert resi dence. Capitol Hill. Medford South 804 Hamilton treet. Medford. West 822 West Fourth street, Kenwood 7 Rose avenue. Northwest Jackson school.' 'Southwest Washington, school. Haven Junior high school. 'Designates new precincts. The Ashland precinct polling places are ss follows: Boulevard Public Library. East Central No. S Plaza. West Central 85 North Main. Oak 77 Oak Street. North J. O. Rtggs Paint Shop, 76 N. Main. East No. 220 4th St., Belle Ander son building. Southeast Junior high school. Northwest Washington school. South Lincoln school. West Valley View school house. Polling places, designated by the county clerk, for cities and districts outside of Ashland and Medford are: Antloch Antloch school house. Applegate Community hall. Barron Nell Creek school house. Bellevlew Believlew school house. Brownsboro Brownsboro store. Butte Falls Town hall. Central Point, North Whiteside building. Central Point, South-Clty hall. Climax Kershaw ranch house. Derby School house. ' Deter Summit ranch. Eagle Point Brown's hall. Flounce Rock Gymnasium. Pros pect. Foots Creek Riverside store. Gold Hill City hall. Orlfftn creek Griffin Creek school bouse. Hlllcrest Hlllcreat orchard house. Howard Howard school house. Jacksonville, North Court house. Jacksonville, South Bishop's build ing. Lake Creek wyant hall. Mound Agate school house. Orchard Home Luke's residence. Perrydale Oak Grove school house. Phoenix, East City hall. Phoenix, West Grange hall. Plnehurst DeCarlow's store. Rogue River Sam' Mathes store building. Roxy Ann Chanticleer Service sta tion. Sams Valley School house. Sterling Little Applegate school bouse. Talent, East City hall. . Talent, West High school building. Trail E. E. Ash hall. Union Ruoh hall. Watklns Ed Flnley's residence. Willow Springs Willow Springs school houBe. Wlmer Wlmer store. Hlllcrest and Brownsboro are the new rural precincts. 1 Meteorological Report May 8, 1934. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Warmer Wednesday. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day, warmer Interior Wednesdsy. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 62; lowest, 38. Total monthly, precipitation, .20 Inch; deficiency for the month, .08 Inch. Total precipitation since September 1. 1933, 938 Inches; deficiency for the season, 8.44 Inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday. 49; m. today, 94. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:57 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:18 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 a. m., 110 Meridian Time. s si ss I kh zS I a "I ai I ! t i Boston - 36 42 .... Clear Cheyenne . 82 50 Cloudy Chicago 58 50 .... P. Clrty Eureka .................. 60 52 .16 Rain Helena 80 52 .01 Cloudy Los Angeles 74 60 .... Cloudy MEDFORD 61 48 .10 Rain New Orleans - 62 66 .68 Clear New York - 80 48 Clear Omaha 84 48 P. Cldy phoenix 70 . Clear Portland . .... 50 .01 Rain Reno - .... 50 .... Cloudy Roseburg 62 48 .34 Cloudy Salt Lake ...... 88 64 .... Cloudy Ssn Francisco...- 66 56 .... Clear Seattle 58 48 T. Cloudy Spokane 66 48 .10 Cloudy Walla Walla 68 50 .14 Rain Washington. D C. 88 54 .... Clear Scouts Chance Meeting The Junior hltth Girl Scouts will riot have the -rimming parly, previously planned but will meet wdneiday at the regu late time at fcedquuw-. Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Swimming Parties Enjovtd By C. Folnt, Medford Folk Swimming, always a major outdoor sport, continue to be popular with southern Oregon young people In spite of the rain of the past wees. Sopho mores, juniors and seniors of the Central Point high school were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ottlnger, man agers of Jackson Hot Springs, at par ties there Wednesdsy, Thursday and Friday. Th epool was also a popular place Sunday, and among those enjoying swimming were: Noel Benson. L'iclen Clement, Bob Sherwood, Bill Prentice, Dick Reum. Russell Ulrlch, Clare Arm strong, Jack and Robert Littrell, F. O. E. Auxiliary Elects Officers At the regular meeting. May 4, of the Ladles' Auxiliary to the Crater Lake Aerie, 2093, F. O. E.. officers for the coming year were elected. They are : Lul& Thurston, M. P.; Lizzie Gearhardt, M. V. P.; ina Parker, I. O.; Edith Whlllock, O. G.; Anna Hicks, trustee; Urzula Childreth, treasurer, and Lilby A. Root, secretary. A special Initiation will be held by the auxiliary on Mother's Day. imme diately after the F. O. E. program at the Craterlan theater, and a covered dish luncheon will be served to the new members in the dining hall of the Eagles lodge. Round Robtn Club Enjoys Applegate Swim Members of the Round Robin club motored to Applegate Sunday for a picnic dinner. Those who observed May birthdays were: Lewis Bashaw. Zoa Arnold and Rob Glllman. Each was presented with & birthday cake, and presents. A short business meeting followed dinner. Guest were: Margaret Edens, Evelyn Kauffman of Jacksonville. Mrs, Oscar Nygren and three daughters and one son. who recently arrived from Northville. S. D., to make their home In Oregon. Geer Home. Scene of Benefit Card Party Charming In detail was the benefit card party for the drill team of Royal Neighbors sponsored by Calla Geer at her home last week. Lovely flowers were used about the rooms, where several tables of cards were In play during the afternoon. Prizes were awarde4 Mrs. O. A. Dalley, who won high score at bridge, and Mrs. Cora Lewis, who held high score at BOO. Following games, refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Marie Wells, Mrs. Marie Sylvia and Mrs. Cora Lewis. - Past Matrons Feted At Lovely Luncheon Members of the Past Matrons' club met for 1 o'clock luncheon Monday afternoon at the Masonic hall, which was beautifully decorated in spnng flowers for the occasion. Covers were arranged for 24 at the luncheon table an dthe afternoon was devoted to cards. Prizes were awarded Mrs. C. O. Larison and Mrs. Stella Merrick. Mrs. W. H. McGowan, chairman of the pleasant affair, was assisted as hostess by Mrs. Chas. T. -Sweeney and Miss Gertrude Weeks. Lutheran Ladles' Aid Society to Meet The Ladies Aid society of tne aion Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon. May 10, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Geo. P. Kabele, 518 West Fourth street?. The special offering boxes are to be returned at this meeting and mem bers and friends are Invited to come. Nazarene Young People to Meet Members of the young marneo peo ple's class of the Nazarene Sunday school, will meet for a covered dlfih supper at the Varner's, Thursday evening. Those planning to actena are requested to meet at 6:30 at the church, and bring a covered dish. Mrs. Fell Is Guest In Medford Mrs. Walter Fell of Eugene is the guest of her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Bown. Mrs. Fell arrived In Medford Monday eve ning on the Shasta. She plana to remain here about a week. - Ross Bates. Week-end GuRSt, Medford Friends Ross Bates of Klamath Falls spent the week-end In this city as house guest of Mr. end Mrs. R. B. Hammond and son Robert. Mrs. Love, Hontess To P. E. O.'s Thurnday Mrs. J. G. Love will be hostess at her home near Central Point Thursday ot members of Chapter AA, P. E. O. Convention plans will be discussed. New National PRESSURE COOKERS Cook your entire meal in 15 minutes 12 QT. LIQUID, will hold 5 pint jars or 3 quarts $13.95 cash 18 LIQUID Qt., will hold 8 pint jars or 5 quarts $16.10 cash 25 LIQUID QT., will hold 18 pint jars or 7 quarts $18.00 cash Brocks Celebrate Anniversary at Open House Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brock of route 1 celebrated their first wedding annl versary Sunday by holding open house at their home. Guests called through out the day, coming from Medford. Ashland and the Howard district where the Brocks previously lived. Ping-pong and tennis were the leading diversions of the day. Christian Women's Association to Meet The Women's asocaition of the First Christian church will meet in regula: monthly session in the recreational hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Love and her group will be hostesses. Carnation Club Meeting Thursday Mrs. Harold Elliott of 314 West Jackson street will be hoste&s Thurs day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to mem bers of the Carnation club, at her home. Just Folks Circle To Meet on Thursday The Just Folks circle will meet Thursday afternon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. Ef. Brill. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. Or In Schenck and Mrs. Mel wood W. VanScoyoc. Mr. and Mrs. Finch Of Hoqulam Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Finch of Ho qulam, Wash., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols on South Holly. They left for California this morning.. JACKSON CO. TRIO ELIGIBLE SOON TO Three men serving time from Jack son county for participation in crimes and attempted crimes concerning banks, are eligible for parole, subject to action by the parole board, ac cording to the district attorney's of' fice. Robert Glenn, sentenced to IS years for attempted robbery of the State Bank of Central Point, In September, 1930. will complete his minimum time within the next six months. Attorney E. E. Kelly of this city has interested himself in behalf of Glenn. The dis trict attorney's office has stated "there would be no objection to the parole of Glenn." Glenn was convicted by a Jackson county Jury. Botrj the district attor ney and the state police, at the time, held the view that Glenn "took the rap" for another who Inspired him to attempt the bank robbery. The authorities insisted that Glenn did not tell the full story, through a false sense of loyalty.. Glenn was Identified as the bandit. He offered as a defense that he was traveling in an auto between this city and Ashland, at the time of the crime. Glenn Is a model prisoner. Henry J. Karthelser, an Idaho youth, serving eight years for holding up and robbing the Farmers and Fruitgrowers' bank of this city of 700, In October, 1030, Is also eligible for parole within a few months. The youth was arrested In his room In the Jackson hotel a short time aftar the robbery. All the loot was re turned. He pleaded guilty. L. Alvin Tolleison, former cashier of the State bank of Central Point, serving two And one-half years for confessed perpetration of a btnk rob bery hoax, to cover his own defal cations, Is eligible for parole this month. Tom L. Brecheen of Ashland, serv ing 18 months for admitted partici pation In the ballot-stealing, will be eligible for parole in July. Brecheen, one of the "star boarders' at the county Jail during the regime of Eirl H. Fehl, admitted plotting and "stand ing guard" during a "Good Govern ment Congress" meeting, while the vote burglary was underway. He was a frequent sleeper and a regular diner at the county Jail table during the turmoil, it was shown. Methodists Name Lay Delegates To Annual Conclave Following evangelistic service led by the Duff Irish Trio last night at the First Methodist church, lay dele- moD of the i IS p L..-r..l -T L..t.r 1 orirnrui or szyiK. is shown m ihese iwo new models one wide, and graceful ' ihe oihtr, narrow and chic . jfuMUts'TTlznMJVyis Large flattering "wagon wheel" brims are featured for those who can wear them and the shorter brim sailor for those who can't. With the new season approaching, brims and more brims are here wide and graceful, narrow and smart, turned up In front in fact, there are brims for every type of face. The "wagon wheel' brimmed hat shown is an adaptation from an Agnes model, specially fashioned to wear with the new fluffy, crisp sum mer dresses Just the added crown ing touch needed. It is made of the finest Shantung Baku with a hand- gate and a reserve lay delegate were elected to the Oregon annual confer ence, to be held In the First Metho dist church of Portland June 19-24. Those elected were A. W. Shepherd and W. W. Walker. The conference this year will be exceptional in that one entire day's session will be held Jointly with the Pacific northwest conference which will be In session the same week in Vancouver, Wash., and which Includes all Of Washing ton and a part of Idaho. The Joint session of the two con ferences will take the form of a huge celebration of the 100th anniversary of the coming of Rev. Jason Lee to Oregon. The audience attending the evange listic service last evening wore de lighted with the solo by Mr, Frame of Talent. He sang the old familiar hymn "Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep." Rev. Walter Duff, Jr., In his sermon on "Ships," emphasized the fact that every ship must have a captain and that we are like ships sailing over life's sea, and we, too, must have a captain, even Jesus. The increased attendance over that of last week was very gratifying. A AM. PRICKS CUT PRICKS STANDARD FRESH MimcilAXDISR AT LOWEST PRICES! "EVERYDAY PRICES" MAKE "WESTERN THRIFT" FAMOUS I $1.25 ZIPPER CARRYALL BAGS flS( Pts. MILK of MAGNESIA, U. S. P 1 V 500 Sheets Pack CLEANSING TISSUE 1 Pound WILLIAMS CASTILE SOAP 20 14 oz. HURLEY BURLEY TOBACCO 4fM LAVENDER SHAVING CREAM, 50c size NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL 41c Pints SANISOFT Toilet Tissue 1000 Sheets 4 for 19c $1.00 Squibb 's Adex 79c 40c Fletcher's Castoria 27c 14 oz. Listerine 59c 60c Italian Balm 43c $1.50 Lacto-Kelpol $1.23 100 Squibb's Aspirin . 39c Pts. MINERAL OIL and AGAR SfM 40c SQUIBB'S POISON IVY BALM KOTEX (the New Wondersoft.) 1 f, CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE, 16 oz 1 2 PILOT ALARM CLOCKS (guar, one year) QS 15c PUTNAM FADELESS DYES 10t 125 EAST ironed flntf.h an exotic smooth straw with a contrasting under band and a cap bandeau crown with unique ribbon trim. The smart Molyneux sailor shown, If worn at the correct angle, is a clever hat. Also fashioned ot Shan tung Baku with a large bustle bow of tafreta for back trim, this ban deau effect la used In place of elastic to finish the new shallow shapes. While Baku is used or both of these models, other favored straws are balllbuntl, dyed leghorn and petllller, which has a quit satiny luster. large delegation from Grants Pass Is I expected this evening. Soothes Skin irritations ORAZIN ZINC OINTMENT 12c 1 nr.. Tube Pts. Almond Lotion 39c 25o Gillette Blades 19c $1.00 Shaving Brush....79o 4 oz. Castor Oil 15o 35o Enders Blades - 29c New Enders Razor Free SIXTH ST. i 65 PER CENT OF IS FROM TIBER Sixty-five per cent of Oregon's psy. roll Is from timber and one.flfth of the. timber In the United States Is located In the northwest, such was the Information brought to the Kl anls club yesterday by K. P. Mc Reynolds. Junior forester of the Rogue River national forest, In an address at the Hotel Medford, through which he drew an Interesting plcturj of the Civilian Conservation corps In forests, parks and state work. In adltion to conserving national re sources, the program, he pointed out, Is building men. The Job In the forest ares, he ex plained, Is chiefly one of protecting the present stands of timber and preserving their values. In the Rogue River nation! rorest the total of S359.000 was spent last year, 7S per cent of the amount locally. Not In cluding what the army is spending th-j officials expect 1210.000 to be used In the forest work during this present season. The work Is also ery Important from a tourist standpoint, Mr. Mc- Amazingly COATS Traml coats In ralurs from I10..10 to S24.;s. Smart tweed!, sizes 14 to 44. $11.99 IS ill ifr' . re-' Downstairs Store May Sale Specials WASH DRESSES Ga.v, fast color wash frocks. Misses' si7.es 14 to 20. Women's sizes 30 to B0. 99c to $1.88 Silk Hosiery, irregulars, Reg. 96c to $1.18, pair .49c Silk Hose, knee action, all sizes, 4 spring colors, pair 77o Silk Hosiery, Humming Bird chiffon and service, pair....79o Cotton Blouses, stripes, checks, plain colors 99o Blouses, Ohulla crepe, taffeta, $1.95 values .. 99o Particular Builders Always Specify 'BEAVER BRAND' PORTLAND CEMENT USE A HOME PRODUCT Beaver Portland Cement Co, GOLD HILL, OREGON Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Standard Roofing & Building 8upply Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Oo, Reynolds explained, as the new roads and trails attract many recreation seekers. To dste the CCC'a have construct ed 340 roads, maintained 400 roads, built 700 miles of trails, 70 build Ings and 39 bridges,, th, speaker stated. Quests at yesterday's luncheon were Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. Belva Aiken, Mrs. K. M. Welshaar and Miss Mildred Oathes of the Busi ness and Professional Women's olub. MAY We carry HAY SALT in 50 lb. and 125 lb. sacks and ready to serve you In small or large lots. Right prices. Baby Turks 30c each While they last. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833. 229 N. Riverside Low Prices Main Floor and Downstairs May Clearance SALE BACCALAUREATE DRESSES Lovely pastel silk crepe and white silk stylos. Jacket frocks and others suitable for afternoon wear and special occasions. $9.85 to $22.50 NEW SPRING DRESSES Colorful prints and plain color silks In this group. Values to $19.75. May C7 QQ Clearance P BETTER DRESSES Values to $29.75 in this assortment of . attractive broken size dresses. May CIO QQ Clearance P JL sU J J White Pique Blouses, new styles $1.88 Striped Silk Blouses, sizes 32 to 36 $1,88 Permanent Finish Organdie Blouses . $1.88 Silk Blouses, striped or plain .. $2.88 White Pique Cord Slacks ; ..$1.88 White Pique Cord Skirts $1.88 Two-piece Shorts 8uits . $1.95 Dance Sets, silk crepe, lace trim 99o SUITS Swagger and trotteur length coats. Beautifully tailored. Values to 124.75. $11.99 -i WASH DRESSES Thesa dresses will be even prettier after tubbing. Styles for home, treet, sports and Informal wear. $2.45 to $2.95 and D. Whittlesey of Klamath rails, a visiting Klwanlan. SUPREME COURT HOLDS SESSION IN PENDLETON SALEM, May 8. (AP) Since the state supreme court la In session at Pendleton this week, no decisions will be handed down here today, Arthur Benson, clerk at court, announced to day. SAL4 Fly Spray 90c per gallon You furnish container SUITS Short Jacket and swagger lilts. Only a lev of these. Values to (14,05. $7.77 HATS Visit our new downstairs millinery department Hundreds of hats on dis play. 69c and up 44 ViV' ?f I ' A.. '-. it,- it-- J; y J' l 'if h 1
