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MEDFOED MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JTJJTE 8, 1931. PAGE NINE LOCAL GUARDSMEN Leaving Medford Monflay -afternoon at 5 o'clock, on a special train will be Company a, 186th If an try; Head quartera Company. 186th Infantry, and Battery B, 349th Coast Artillery. Oregon National Quart, an route to Camp Clatsop for the two weeks' an nual encampment The special train, which will pick up the Grants Pass, Roseburg and Oregon City companies, will be In charge of Major William H. Ellen burg. . . Roster of Company A follows: Captain Carl Y. Tengwald. First Lieutenant Weldon H. McBee. Second Lieutenant Bruce W. Mof fatt. First Sergeant Frank G. Llndley. Sergeants: Clarence Dunn. Clyde Flchtner, Roy Love. Alfred Orr, Reu ben Pltz. Charles Wiley. Corporals: Jerome Boshears. Ralph Cowglll. John Eddy, Robert Forbes, William Ollmore, Seely Johnson, Don ald Nellson, James H, Smith, Dean Pleper. Privates- 'First Claas: Richard Baize, bugler; Joe Cave, Wilbert Dale, DeRoyce Durley, John Gordon, Roy Llndley, Joseph Rawhauser, Arthur Schatz, Ralph Smith, first cook; Ed ward Welch. Prlvtaes: Walter Atkins, Eugene Blackford, Delort Boyd, Eugene Coats, Albert Cowan. Laurence Cuf Xel, John Davidson, Harry DuRosa, Loren Fredericks, Ralph Glem, Law rence Goodhew, George Hall, Wilbur Hober, Louie Hodgson, Carol Hughes, Melvln Lewis, Harry Lowe, Elton Mil ler, Cort Mitchell, Eugene Moffatt, Robert Murphy, Lewis Norman, Ed ward Robblns, Jack Roberson, Harvey Rowden, ' Robert Ryan, Albert Santo. Marvin Stevens, Willis Vincent, Glen Watson, Hugh Wright. Philip Bryant, Glenn W. Thomas. Roster of Headquarters Company: First Lieutenant James W. Grlgaby. Staff Sergeant Charles O. Reed. "Sergeants: Albert V. Forman, Rob ert B. Hura, Wayne R. Lowry, Mark N. Smith. Corporals: Franklin M. Brown, Earl M. Harrison, John W. Harron, Warren A. Liggett. Privates: Chas. F. Buman (first class), Peter V. Wlnne (first class), Roy M. Harrison, Cuanes W. Lovell, Frank L. Roberts, Howard W. Schre- engost, Philip H. Lounsberry, Alton B. Llndley. WILLIAMS CREEK, June 8. (Spl.) Little Isabel Williams, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil liams, was rushed to Grants Pass for medical attention last week, when the wound In her temple, caused by fall ing glass, became worse. ' The. wound had been torn open, and an artery In the temple was punc tured. Several small pieces of glass were removed, and It was necessary to take six stitches In the little girl's head. After 'medical attention had been given, the little miss Informed her parents that she wanted to go to a show. LEOPOLD AND ASTI ARE PARENTS OF SON BRUSSELS, June 8 (AP) Belgium, plunged Into sorrow three months ago by the death of King Albert, re joiced today at the birth of his grandson, to be named Albert. The child was born at 11:18 last night to Queen Astrtd and King Leo pold HI in the royal castle at Lae ken. Her majesty and the Infant son were reported to be well. All Brussels was awakened at 6 a. m. today by the boom of 101 guns announcing the Joyful event and the news was communicated officially by Burgomaster Max. WINDOW GLASi We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night, June 9. TO VISIT CAMPS OF AREA Starting. Tuesday, Juns 19, minis ter, within the rsdlui of the Medford Civilian Conservation corp. district, will make two visits to each of the 30 camps in the district, according to arrangements maae oy the chaplains of the district. The following is the schedule an nounced: Camp Applegate, June 13 Rev. W. H. Eaton, First Baptist church, Med ford, Camp Applegate, June 38 Rev. (Capt.) O. B. Durham, S44 8. drape street, Medford. Camp South Pork Bogus River, June 13 Rev. W. J. Howell, 139 B, Holly St., Medford. Camp South Fork Rogue River, June 38 Rev. O. P. Kabele, SIS W. 4th St., Medford. Camp Upper Rogue River, June 13 Rev. W. R. Balrd, 018 Newtown, Medford, Camp Upper Rogue River, June 36 Rev. B. A. Oldenburg, 93 N. Bart- lett, Medford. Camp Rand, June 13 Rev. Frank L. Wemette, Grants Pass. Camp Rand. June 28 Rev. E. J Dodson, Grants Pass. Camp Annie Springs, June 13 Rev. T. Davis Preston, Klamath Falls. Camp Annie Springs. June 36 Rev. Fred Hornshuh, Klamath Falls. Camp Wineglass, June 13 Rev. Ar thur Charles Bates, Klamath Falls. Camp Wineglass, June 37 Rev. A. Theodore Smith, Klamath Falls. Camp Dog Lake, -ju 19 Rev. V. W. Swltzer, Lakeview. Camp Hilt, June 36 Rev. Paul Bab- cock, Montague, California. Camp Oak Knoll, June 38 Rev. Paul Babcock. Montague, Calif. Camp Indian Creek, June 13 Rev. David A. Forbes, Camp Indian Creek. Camp Indian Creek, June 36 Rev. David A. Forbes, Camp Indian Creek. Camp Lower Pistol River, June 13 Rev. Gerald C. Dryden, Brookings, Ore. Camp Lower Pistol River, June 36 Rev. Gerald O. Dryden, Brookings, Ore. Camp Agness, June 14 Rev. J, W. Angell, Gold Beach, Camp Agness, June ?6 Rev. J. W. Angell, Gold Beach. Camp McKlnley, June 13 Rev. Don. aid J. Henry, Bandon. Camp McKlnley, June 36 Rev. Don ald J. Henry, Bandon. Camp China Flats, June 14 Rev. Donald J. Henry, Bandon. Camp China Flats. June 38 Rev. Donald J. Henry, Bandon. Camp Bradford, June 13 Rev. D Lester Fields, Roseburg. Camp Bradford, June 36 Rev, D. Lester Fields, Roseburg. Camp Melrose, June 13 Rev. R. R. Mulholland, Roseburg. Camp Melrose, June 30 Rev. R. R. Mulholland, Roseburg. Camp Tyee, June 13 Rev. T. S. Wheeler, Roseburg. Camp Devils Fiat, June 10 Rev. J. K. Howard, Glendale. Oregon. Camp Tyee, June 36 Rev. T. 8. Wheeler, Roseburg. Camp Steamboat, June 13 Rev. H. A. Wanvlg, Glide. Camp Steamboat, June 38 Rev. H. A. Wanvlg. Glide. Camp Tiller, June 13 Rev. Orval Whitman. Dillard, Oregon. Camp Tiller, June 26 Rev, Orval Whitman, Dillard, Oregon. NITE OWLS PLAYING AT OASIS CABALRET Al Stewart announced today that hlq eleven Nlte Owls will play at the Oasts Cabaret, located 11 miles- north of Medford on the Crater Lake high way tonlsht and tomorrow nlnht. Mr, Stewart says they are prepared to lake care of even larger crowds than at tended the opening lost Saturday night. He says the new spring dance floor is a sensation. IDAHO WOULD SAVE BOISE, Idaho, junb .(API- Hope thst wholesale slaughter of cat- tls la Idaho may be averted and dairy herds preserved by development of water supplies for uveetock is held by the state drought relief admin istration. Governor C. Ben Ross said expendi ture of at least 11,000,000 and co operation of every affected Interest will be necessary to cope with the drought situation In Idaho, Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night June 3, I Phone 542. we'll haul away your reruse. city sanitary service. Visitors from Burns Included IB group of visitors from Burns, who came to Medford for the Diamond Ju bilee parade today, were Mr. and Mrs. Archie McOowan, Dr. . Hlbbard, Henry Welcome, Alex Hanley and Rob ert Duncan. All are guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Hanley and Miss AHee Hsnley while here. 1 1 1 ' IIS a a- "- -ffh'A Mil ALWAYS the big value in cereals Kellogg's Corn Flakes are today a bigger value than ever! Quality and flavor that can't be equaled. Many servings for a few cents. Look for the special features on Kellogg's Corn Flakes and buy now I Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. rW LIBERTY FOOD STORES MAIN AND GRAPE EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS! ALEXANDER GROCERY, Inc. PHONE 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. 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