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JifEDFOTD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1934. PAGE THREB PLANS SUBMITTED At the request of the president, Robert H. Fechner, director of th Civilian Conservation corps, has sub mitted a report to President Roose velt, In which he expresses his opin ions of necessary changes in the CCC. but' these will not be made public Hon, Mr, until submitted to congress, Mr. Fechner said this morning. The leader In the emergency con servation work said he had several idea for new legislative enactment, which la necessary If the CCC Is to continue after March, 1935. Other persons and agencies talcing an act ive part In the CCO work nave been asked for suggestions also, Mr. Fech ner said. "X do not think that conditions will return to normal by the spring of 1935," Mr. Fechner said, "and for that reason I believe sew legislation for a movement replacing the CCC will be necessary..' Told of the benefits Medford has derived from being headquarters for twenty CCC camps and th projects accomplished by the men In this sec- Fechner said: "I am tre- TIIE tea for Iced tea Because it has a rich flavor that the melting ice can't drown. Because it's never bitter when you make your tea a little stronger for iced tea. Schilling Tea has these special qualities because it's TOASTED. Schilling I Phone 603 FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2 and 4 mendoiwly proud of It ,11. When asked U Medtord la to have a camp located on Roxy Anna for tha de velopment ol tha roaa and park, the director aald all euch announcement, are made out of Washington, and wilt be forthcoming tha first of Oc totoer. 'That', the penalty of having any thing so popular everyone want It," he aald, stating that the requests for camps are quit numerous. Mr. Fechner again expressed his appreciation of the reception last night, saying: "I could never have believed a city this sice could have turned out crowd that large for such an affair.1 Shortly before 8 o'clock this morn ing, Mr. rechner Joined Major Clare H. Armstrong, district commander of the CCO, and David H. Canfleld, act ing superintendent of Crater Lake national park. In an inspection tour. They visited the CCC district head quarters In the old city hall and the headquarters detachment at the Jack son county fair grounds. The party then left for Camp Up per Rogue River near Union Creek, from where they planned to continue to Camp Annie Springs and Camp Wineglass In Crater Lake national park, returning to Medford this af- ' ternoon. I Arno B. Cammerer, director of na tional parks, buildings and reserva tions, left Medford for the park fol lowing the banquet last nlht. He also plans to visit the Oti-sj- dves while In southern Oregon. Everett, Wash., and Dallas Jensen, 19. of Emiuett, Idaho. Caught by the wind aa they were on the lake In a steel rowboat with out air containers, they shouted lor help when It capsized. BEAT-UP LEADER GETS HARD JOLT PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. f AP The heaviest penalty yet prescribed for any longshoreman for violence during the waterfront strike here was handed to Harley McCaitum In a night session of municipal court when he was sentenced to a alx month jail sentence, a UO-day sen tence and a 30-day sentence on three counts. The sentences are to run concurrently. Throe complainant appeared and told of having been beaten by mobs led by McCallum on different daya. Municipal Judge Long described the case as "one of real violence, " and he spoke of a "cowardly and brutal attack, and of "gang rule." McCal urn's attorney filed a motion of appeal on all three convictions. I'ndergoes Operation Mis Lucy Weeks og Trail underwent an emerg ency operation at the Community hospital Thursday afternoon. MEIER PRAISES CONTROL PLANS the people of Oregon the best avail able system of liquor control." SALEM, Ore., Aug. 1G AP) The Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. today filed notice of voluntary rate reductions as high as 50 per cent on power utved for commercial, and heat- nounced. The company operate In Baker, La Grande and vicinities. Hall la MedXord H. S. Hall of Washington. D. C-, who la engaged in an inspection of airways communica tion facilities for the V. S. depart ment of commerce, arrived in Medford ing purposes, Charles M. Thomas, this morning to meet Art Johnson of publlo utilities commissioner, an- Oakland, who la engaged la the same work. After attending to business here, Mr. Hall will continue north to Portland and Seattle, and Mr. Joan son will return to Oakland. Returns to Chicago Sari ftchiH of Chicago, who underwent an flper tlon for appendicitis about two week ago at the Community hospital, left thla morning by train for Chicago PORTLAND, Ore- Aug. 10. (AP) i Governor Meier believes the present plan of liquor control in Oregon is ; "the best available system. He made that statement to the ! Associated Pre&a In commenting upon j the first six months operation of the 1 Oregon liquor control commission. ! His statement said: .plan of liquor control to the leglsla- j 3 ture because X believed it would avlod ! alike the evils of the old-time saloon and the bootlegger. j "After aome Initial difficulties and ; mistakes which are unavoidable in ! launching an enterprise of this mag-I nttude, the operations of the state i liquor control commission are going ; forward in an efficient and satlsfac-j tory manner. "Substantial revenues are being conserved to the state for relief pur- j poees and the sate of alcohol liquor is being effectively regulated. "With only minor changes the present plan will, in my opinion, give ROWBOAT CAPSIZES; McCALL, Idaho, Aug. 10. AP) Two men were drowned here today or late last night In a atorm on Pay ette lake which tipped over their boat. A crew headed by atate and county officers la attempting to find the bodies. Names of the two were given by officers as Buell Staresterback, 30, of if II i iir ii litei I trtrri)ilrt HIGHEST That's exactly what erery wise shop, per wants . , and just what patrons of this HOME OWNED market re ceive! HIGH QUALITY and LOW PRICES plus COUR TEOUS, FRIENDLY SERVICE have built the PEERLESS MARKET into Southern Oregon's most popular shopping place . . . Here are a few examples of the low prices we feature as for the quality, we leave that to your good judgment. Fat Yearlings Just the Right Meat for Summer Meals LEGS CH0PSrib or loin cuts' lb STEW . SHOULDERS Ib. 5c lb. 10c WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. 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