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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JEEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1925. residents of Medford. He had re cently graduated from Cashmere high school and was prominent In musical circles as well ss church and radio work. He was accidentally killed In a car wreck. Lydia Southard Denied Clemency BOISE, .Ida., July U OP) Lyda Southard, convicted at Twin Falls of poisoning one of her four husbands approximately a decen years ago, was denied a pardon by the state board of pardons In session today at the Idaho penitentiary. She is serving a 10-years-to-live sentence for second degree murder. Priest Celebrates 50th Year. ST. LOUIS. (UP) Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. McOlynn, pastor of St. Rose Catholic church here, celebrated his SOth snnlversary as head, of the church on June 17. More than 100 prelates and priests participated In the ceremonies. thought they were pansy seeds. He didn't discover his mistake until sev eral healthy tomato plants sprouted In his psnsy bed. Launch Destroyer. PHILADELPHIA, July 11. (API The destroyer Aylwln, the second to bear thst nsme In American navy, was launched st the Philadelphia navy yard. Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Tomstoes from Pansy Seeds. MARBLEKEAO, Mass. (UP) Roland Pearly planted pansy seeds snd hsrvested tomstoes. Thst Is, he BY Chairman Rakes Engineer and Farm Superintendent Over Coals for Purchases Explanations Are Made ma PAGE EIGHT il 7 PORTLAND, July 11-yP) Discoid broke In the ranks of the state game commission at the afternoon session here Tuesday as critical Inquiries were directed at Ralph P. Oowglll. en gineer for the commission, and Oene Simpson, superintendent of the com mission's farms. Mstt F. Corrlgan, ehalrmsn of the game commission, reprimanded both. OowglU was orltlclmd for the pur chase of reputedly Inefficient Incu bators for the state farms, and Slmp-J son wss accused or na"ing purensseo grain snd msah of poor quality and without having obtained executive tooard approval for any purchase. Foreman complains. George Wells, foreman of the Pen dleton game farm, declared the new incubators were "Junk," snd "the cheapest ever bought." Chairman Cor rlgan ssld the grain, purchased through the state board of control, was "about 30 or 38 per cent chaff." and thst It did not conform with samples. "I don't like these changes by sub ordinates, and I question the right ef any employe to take authority Into fcls own hands," Corngsn declared. Cowglll said haste In purchasing the Incubators had been dictated oy the PWA and Emergency Relief Ad. ministration programs. Cowglll Explains. Hs ssld purchase of the incubators to question wss suggested by "com- netent authorities," and sdded "snd lt will be on my besd If they don't work. I'm not so sure they aren't all right." He reminded the Chairman that the Corvallls game Barm was moved abrutly and that the whole thing was hauled to stu bs ne and dumped there with no one to care for It." Simpson ssld the feed rations be purchased as "the finest of any game (arm In America. He ssld the Ore ion State college experiment with the feed showed an Improvement of 383 per cent over birds fed any other type of feed. il E AS IE El A number of Oregon and California COO enrolles, who have been In the ergenlastloa for fire quarter!, left ywterdty by tram for their homee, baring been dlsoharged from eampe to the district. Thoae tearing yesterday were: Frank Meeker, R. M. Anderson, o. O. Cham berlain, Bob White, O. H. Amell, J. Hereek, O. I. Jones, W. H. Oolllna, W. trange, B. H. Wilcox, B. Phillips, Tames o. WoUsra ant) Paul J. Quaea nbush. all to Portland; O. S. Pockett, B. A. Tltue and Andrew 3. Ooodell to Toledo, Ore.; Herman B. Flynn to Los Angeles; Prank Gillespie to Oak tend, Cal.i Don Agee and Elmer W Bsllpe to Roaeburg, and Oeorgt B. abb to Oregon City, Oolng to Bugene were Jak Taylor. Carl B. Irwin, Aron L. Xing, Ed Ohap anan, George Smith and George M. flpurgln. Forest R. Chaxlea went to Stealing. Cel., Howard Reno to Bend. James Scarborough to Astoria, John W. Stlllwagon and Canary Mitchell to Chicago, and Wayne W. Justus to Ma eomb, m. Franklin Buham of Forest Grove, who haa been a radio operator here, returned north, accompanied by hie wile Serenteen membera were enrolled at district headquarters this week, 16 from lamath Fnlla being enrolled Monday, and one from Medford yes terday. These ohangea affect approximately 400 enrolles, who are being discharg ed thla month, and being replaced by men from the corps areas from which they enrolled. TRY LIFE IN NAVY Patrick Henry Shaw, 1028 Reddy. 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