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MEDFOnt) MAIL TRIBUNE. JfEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, XUGUST 2. 1934. PAGE THREE BRECHEEN SLATED PEN RELEASE COMING WEEK Tom L. Brheen, former Ashland resident, sentenced to serve 18 months upon his plea of guilty to participa tion In the Jackson county ballot thefts, Is scheduled to ba released from state prison next week. Bre cheen was sentenced August 7, last, and earned time off for good be havior. He Is the second of the bal lot theft defendants to walk out the front gate of the penitentiary. The first, Wesley McKlt trick, was granted 'parole. .f Brecheen Is scheduled to go to the t r ... tits release. He has told prison at taches, local authorities have been Informed, "I never want to see Jack eon county again." Brecheen, before running afoul of the law, was & resident for two years In Ashland, where he engaged In small realty business. He was a Journey man solicitor for registered voters at 30c per name, in the 1933 campaigns, and did a good Job. During the Banks-Fehl turmoil he was a star boarder of the county and made humorous speeches at "Grand Asaem. . biles." He claimed a "personal friendship with President Roosevelt for 25 years. When Indicted for vote stealing, he could not be found until an official searcher happened to look in the woman's ward of the county Jail, where Brecheen was reading and tak ing his ease, g Evidence In the trials showed that ; Brecheen was present at all the vote stealing plot tings, and when the atcual crime was committed stood on the south side of the courthouse, smoking his pipe and predicting, "something Is going to happen." Cardinal Comes. NEW YORK. Aug. 3. (p) Ordinal Alesslo Leplcler, prefect of the con gregation of religious orders of the Catholic church, arrived from Italy today on the liner Conte dl Savola. The prelate will proceed to Portland. Ore., to preside over the congress of servltles from August 13 to August 15. Jonrs to Dead Indian W. L. Jones, forest service construction foreman, is at Dead Indian soda springs today, end will return this evening. Society and Clubs Edited by Irva Fewell Miss Surette Stennett Gives Bridge Luncheon Miss Suzette Stennett entertained with a dessert bridge luncheon yes terday af tern on at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Virgil o. Strang, on Knob Hill. Five table were in play, with prizes going to Miss Gertrude Boyie. first; Miss Phyllis Phythlan, second; Misa Mary VanDyke, traveling prize, and Mis Evelyn Leonard, consolation. The guests included the Misses Msr garlte Boyle and her house guest, Jean Rankin of Portland. Gertruds Boyle, Georgia Webb. Pat Carlon. Helen Patton, Doris Patton. Clarlta McCormick. Lucy McCormtck. Lois Nichols, Dorothy Limbeck, Jane Rob inson, Alice Prock, Leonard, VanDyke. Phythlan, Marjorle Phythlan, Mar .lorle Mulholland, Bobble Plckard. Bar. bara Jean Field, and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Hurd " Entertain at Bridge Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hurd were host last evening at a bridge party given at their home, with employes of the Rogue River Chevrolet company, of which Mr. Hurd is manager, as gueu. Those who were present included: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danielle and Mrs. Darnells 'a sister, Mrs. Maude Mason of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Beckett. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Calkins and Mr Calkins' sister, Mrs. carol Sandholt of Moss Landing. CM., and Mr. am! Mrs. H. D. Bylngton. Degree of Honor " Juveniles to Meet Degree of Honor Juvenile club will meet Saturday, August 4, at 3 p. m. As Initiation will be held, all mem bers are urged to attend. Mothera are always welcomed by the club, and may take part after the business meeting In games and a social good time. Refreshments will be served by a committee consisting of Ml as HUdegarde Gentry and Helen Hess. For information about the club, those Interested may call 123-R, Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, Juvenile director. Miss Smith Spends Three Days at Lake Miss Helen Smith returned yester day from a three-day visit at Lake o' the Woods, where she stayed at the summer home of Mrs. Fred Kin kald and daughters, Florence and June, of GlendaJe. Cal. Miss Smith also visited with France Smith and Jame O'Donahue of Butte Fall. Groceteria Employes Go Swimming at By be Thirty-two employes of Economy Groceteria No. 3 motored to By bee bridge on the Rogue last night and enjoyed several hours of picnicking and swimming. The party arrived at the river at 6 o'clock, and after dis patching a Dutch lunch and keg of beer, spent the evening swimming, with some of the men engaging in wrestling matches on the beach. The group returned to Med ford at 10:30. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lew Davis, Mr. and Mrs. McKinny. Mr. and Mrs. B. Blram, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wheat. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cos, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. E Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plckert. Mr. and Mra, Carl Henderson, Mrs. White, Arthur Hawkins, P. C. Blgham and Fred Schmidt. Circle Holds Regular Meeting A regular meeting of the Chrysan themum circle No. 87, Neighbors of Woodcraft, was held last evening at 8 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. Im portant business matters were dis cussed, after which watermelon was served a refreshment, Mrs. Porter Hostess To Bridge Club Today Mrs. E. H. Porter is hostess this afternoon to her bridge club, at Car gill court. A many members of the club are away on vacation, only two tables are In play. St. Ann's Altar Society Sponsors Benefit Bridge A benefit card party was held last evening In the Parish hall, sponsored by St. Ann' Altar society. Play was begun at 8 o'clock, and refreshments were served. Schilling Vanilla If deli caie flavor never freezes out if SUGAR Pure Can. 8 lb. bags 44c COFFEE MILK Teacup, tall cans, 3 cans.. Case - II .$2.: BUTTER Grade A Brookfield, made of Rogue Valley Cream. 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Lb. I w I CERTO 43c For Jam and Jelly Making, 2 bottles PAR The Perfect Concentrated Soap for fine washing and all household 5Q uses. Large pkgs. kOC I Cakrf Par Hoap Frm with Mch package. PEACHES 'Locals. Hales. Extra fancy CQ for canning. 20 lb. boxes 03 C OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL lls30 A. M. MEAT DEPARTMENT FREE DELIVERY 8-10-2-4. Phone 1054 J We carry only the Best Grade cuts of U, S. Gov't Inspected Meats Ham, skinned, whole or half. 24c 7c 9c 18c IVY ST. MEAT MKT. lb. Beef Short Ribs, ib : . Beef Pot Roast, lb. Fancy Leg of Lamb, lb. Pure Lard .4 lbs. 42 Pickled Pigs Feet 2 lb". 25 Dill Pickles 5 for 106 Knight's Sweet Pickles pint 18d FANCY HENS, FRYERS and ALL KINDS OF LUNCH MEATS Many Med ford Retldents Plan Trtp North Tonijht Among Medford resident who plan to leave on the train tonight to eee and hear President Roosevelt when he lands at Portland tomorrow are: J R. Marshall, Ted Leonard, Mark Miller, Mrs. J. F. Erlckson. Leonard Carpenter, Ernest Smith. Mrs. Carold J. Parker, Charles Strang and Jack Swern. YUlttng Here With Mra. Knight Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Pae of 8sn Dtego and Mr. and Mra. George Snyder and small daughter, arrived in Med ford today to visit here with Mra Page's sister. Mra. C. A. Knight. Dr. and Mra. Page resided In tilt city several years ago, and have many welcoming friends in Med ford. Mrs. Nlon Tucker Has Santa Barbara Guests Mrs. Nlon Tucker haa as guests at her aummer lodge on the Rogue, Rogue's Roost, Mrs. Stanhope Nixon and Miss Blanche Nixon of Santa Barbara, Calif. They will visit at the Tucker aummer home for a week, having arrived this morning from the south. Nebraska Club To Give Plrnle The Nebraska club will give a pic nic Sunday, August 10, in Uthla park, Ashland. Anyone who was born or has lived In Nebraska may attend and will be welcomed by the club. The members will meet at I 1:30 p. m. at the park. The picnic la the result of a similar event held last year which was acclaimed as a very enjoyable affair. Miss Allen Leaves After Visiting Niece Mlsa Martha Allen of North Dakota left on the Shasta thtj morning en route to her home after having been visiting here with her niece. Miss Qolda Boone, for the past ten days. Mrs. Wine Entertains With Brldje Luncheon Mra. Charles Wtnfl entertsined for her mother, Dr. Mary R. Strlckler, at a bridge luncheon Tuesday. Mra. My ron Root and Mra. T. W. Miles re ceived high scores. Mlsa Jackson Arrives Miss Lorraine Jackson of Sacramento la vlsltln here with Mrs. J. Plckard of thla city, having arrived last ntght. U SECRETARY 10 FX (Continued from page one) name that could live in Medford X know a lot of Joneses and more Smiths." He would not admit that he knew anybody living in Medford or environs. "Colonel Watson caught a salmon this afternoon, and he's not fit to live with," continued Colonel Howe. He then praised the "scenic beauty of the west." asked the wheresbouta of Mrs. Roosevelt, and left the In terviewers to superintend the un loading of the luggage by the CCO boys. The colonel waa assured by Mr. Rosenbaum that the Southern Paciflo waa prepared to extend him every courtesy and that his special car would be on the tall end of the Shasta. The Shasta arrived at 7:55 and Col onel Watson and Secretary Early were still eating. Thla caused Colonel Howe to Inquire of Mr. Rosenbaum: "Where are the boys?" "I told them that If they didn't finish their supper in time, the train would watt for them," replied Mr. Rosenbaum, proud of the Southern Pacific's brand of courtesy. "You shouldn't have done that," said Colonel Howe. "You should have told them the train would leave ahead of time, nrt thv wmiM h I her now.' The reat of the party appeared and they retired to their staterooms. The train puffed out with a lady re porter of Grants Paaa aboard, seek ing an Interview from Colonel Howe. Roxy Ann Orange I sponsoring a program Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at which films of the recent Diamond Jubilee will be shown. All residents of the Roxy Ann neighborhood ere cordially Invited. The regular Qrago meeting will be held at 9 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. BUTTE CREEK BRIDGE The county court and, county engineer today are Inspecting a bridge over he South Pork of Little Butte creek, near Mra. Tonn's place. Thai bridge Is at the end of Its usefulness and will have to be replaced at ft cost of f 2000. The county engineer reports It la apt to fall down and la no longer strong enough to hold heavy or continued traffic. The bridge serves a considerable number of people, and travel to the Dead Indian Soda Springs. BAD BREATH Tu may hat in arid condition and S"t rtallit It. Arid mndlllnn fitisri bad tut In your mouth that tndtram a had bmth. 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