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PAflE FTVB Alumni of CCC ship In which Is limited to former! brattng Richmond's centennial as a' More than 3000 amendments to the Three C's Join Three R's BUFFALO, N. Y.-(AF) Three C's Tornado Sun Ivors Gather MARSHF1ELD, Mo (AP) Surviv ors of the Marshfleld tornado of 1880 meet annually at the scene of the disaster. The 1934 meeting was held in a church which escaped destruc tion In the wind storm. Baby Lake Herring Plsnted DUNKIRK, N. Y. (AP) Included In New York states spring planting were 75,000.000 baby lake herring placed In Lake Erie In the vicinity of this port. About 25.000.000 will be planted In Lake Ontario. WASHINGTON. - (AP) - "Happy members of the CCC who were hon- rMlroad terminal. The first train left I constitution have been pro- posed In congress since 1789. character, conduct and citizenship Days." a publication written by and orably discharged. trie city In February, 1834, on the! re taking a place with the tradi distributed among members of the Richmond Has It. It. Ceuti'iinlal Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac tional three R's In the elementary nii'llt.n rnnMrvHnn rnrn. hmt an. There are 148 forest under a nounced the formation ot a Con-1 RICHMOND, Va. (API Ceremo. railroad leading to Fredericksburg, I ministration of the federal govern. school, educational experts were told at a recent conference here. servatlon Corps Reserve," member- nles were held the other dny cele- Va. merit. MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE, MEDFOttD. OREGON", FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1934 KLAMATH FALLS, May 10. (Bpl.) At a meeting sponsored by the Martin-for-Governor club here last night, a resolution presented by E. 8. Veatch was accepted by unanimous vote. It read: "Whereas, Willis E. Ma honey came to Klamath Falls about two and one half years ago; and "Whereas, the said Willis E. Ma honey was elected mayor of Klam ath Falls on promises which have not been kept; and "Whereas, the said Willis E. Ma honey as mayor has kept the city of Klamath Falls in-turmoil and strife throughout his administration and created 1U feeling and hatred among Its citizens; and "Whereas, the said Willis B. Ma honey now seeks to be elected gov ernor of the state of Oregon on prom tsts that will not be kept; be It "Resolved, the Democrats of Klam ath Falls duly assembled In lawful meeting that we hereby go on rec ord condemning Willis E. Mahoney and his tactics and hereby call on the Democratic voters of Klamath county and the state of Oregon to do everything within their power to dereat Willis E. Mahoney for the Democratic nomination for governor, and we hereby warn the voters that If Willis E. Mahoney is made gov ernor he will throughout his term of office keep the administration of state affairs In turmoil and create strife the same as he has done as mayor of Klamath Falls." 25 10 GRADUATE AT CENTRAL PT. Twenty-fire atudenta' of the Ou tran Point high school, 14 boys and 11 girls, will receive diplomas at the graduation exercises to be held to night In the Central Point high scncoi auditorium at B o'clock. The main address will be delivered by Eev. w. R. Balrd of the Medford Christian church, whose topic la "A Life Worth While." Katherine La- throp will give the valedictory ad .. . dress and the salutatorlm's talk will C" be delivered by Harry Young. The : diplomas will be presented by Arnold '-CI Bohnart, chairman of the school '7 board. A special musical program has. been - arranged and will consist of numbers ' by the girls' glee club and the school orchestra. Doris Richardson Nealon T.Z is in charge of the presentation. ,. Owing to the limited seating ca pacity of the auditorium, admission will be by ticket only. y 1ST lino The following Mothers' Day pro gram will be given Sunday at the First Baptist church: Song Junior Choir. Scripture Reading, Prov. 31-10:31. Prayer, "For Mother." Reading, "My Mother" FIdelas Wagner. Song. "My Mother's Prayers' Joy Makers' Class. Reading, "Boy, Your Mother's Dreaming" Elsie Myers. Story and Song, "I Would Be True" Kenneth Raymond, Leah Etta Evans. Reading Gertrude Moore. Piano Solo Myron Eaton. Reading, "Somebody's Mother Ray Hueon. Song, ."Mother Machree" Helen Judy. Announcements. Solo, "Nobody Knows But Mother" Mrs. Opal Finiey. Offering. Anthem, "My Wish for You" Choir. Talk by pastor. Meteorological Repor! May 11, 1934. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday; slightly warmer Satur day. , Oregon: Cloudy on coast, otherwise fair tonight and Saturday. Slightly wanner interior west portion Saturday. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: yt Highest, 63; lowest, 43. Total monthly precipitation, JO Inch; deficiency for the month, .30 r inch. Total precipitation since Sep- "- tern be r 1. 1833, 0 38 Inches; deficiency -f for the season, 6.56-lnche. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday. 35; 5 a .m. today, 88. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:53 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:31 p. m. Observation Taken at S a. m., . 120 Meridian Time. u u is 31 3 2 Boston ...... 68 56 .13 ' Cloudy Cheyenne 10 46 Cloudy Chicago 74 .... Eureka - 64 52 Clear Helena '4 46 ... Cloudy Los Anselee 94 86 . P. Cldy BEDFORD 86 47 .... Clear Kew Orleans ..... 76 68 1.01 Cloudy VorH 82 65 .13 Cloudy Omsha 78 53 . Clear pawn! 110 84 ... Cloudy Portland 80 56 Cloudy Rna . 88 53 Clear RoMtjurl 83 50 Cloudy Salt Lake 82 56 Clear Ssn Francisco .... 84 63 .... P C!d Seitt'.e 74 53 .M C!ou.1y Spokane 76 51 T. Rain W:i Walla ... 76 82 Cloud-,' Waiolntton, DC. 88 62 .46 Cloudy Sports Oxfords 3?8 Excellent Valuesl For all outdoor sports and for golf. Two tone brown and smoke elk with moccasin toes. Pine sport rubber soles and heels. Summer Oxfords SQ.98 -4; Featuring dig tinctive black and white calf leather oxfords with black shield tips. Leather sole and heels. 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