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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1934)
MEDFORT MAIL TRTRUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TTTCTRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 193i. PAGE FIVE on the company's mill race had been The value of Mississippi's cotton uae a photo-electric cell fok lon? closed, and the act blauied on strlk-i crop this seaon Ls estimated by faun distance control of that city's street When an elderly woman of San DieRo. Calif., bspan a remodel a coat given her by the county welfare bu reau she found $1500 In the collar lining and returned it to the bureau- construction In Southern California will eventually provide Irrigation wat er for 600,000 acres. Alaska's red salmon pack ls esti mated at 3,300,000 cases this sea son with a carryover of some 60,000 cases. universities in Texas this winter will receive student-aid roller, the Texas relief administration announced. era by company officials. Had the I J" l ."Jl ia cuiuraai iteming system. to 57,820.Q00 list year. gate tender not Immediately opened The house mosquito seldom travels more than a mile or so from Its breed ing place. the gats several streets m the vicin ity would have been flooded. The 193S session of the Texas sen ate will lack a woman member for An electric llht and power com pany in Stockholm is planning to A 8.000-foot tower Is planned at Paris for the fair to be held there One out of every eight students The All-American canal, now under the first time in eight years, enrolled In accredited colleges an.i in 193 7. rn nty fiFF p.f.n UNDER SLOW BELL I Ipllp All the signs Indicate tha political campaign In Jackson county this fall wilt b orderly, free from mud. sling ing, sensational accusations, gossip, or a general war on "rascal" In of fice. Some voters even fear the cam paign will be "dignified." and con fined exclusively to handshaking, back-slapping and admiring the farmer's baby. Outside of rural visiting and fence corner conferences on the taxes, there has-been little campaigning. H. D. (Johnny) Reed, Democratic candidate for county Judge, and Syd Brown, Democratic nominee for sheriff, have both been meeting the folks for sev eral weeks. So far this has been about the extent of the activity of the can didates. Commissioner Emmctt Nealon re ports that Oliver Caater, of Phoenix, his Democratic rival, had conferred with him on campaign tactics and It was agreed neither would say anything mean about the other. They tentatively agreed that they would "move around and visit," but no more. Commissioner Nealon said he might oxhlblt the hide of the coy ote he killed last spring with a wely her.ved rock, and produce an affi davit he had not yet collected the . bounty thereon. County Judge Earl B. Day and Sheriff Walter J. Olmscheld. Repub lican nominees, have not yet girded their loins for the tussle. The Interest In the gubernatorial contest Is not much more than nil A few ardent supporters of Dunne. Zimmerman and Martin are browsing about saying nice things about their favorites, but the voters are non chalant and not taking politics ser iously. It la now predicted that the sit uation will commence to hum about October 15, and from that date until election day, the fur and works will fly. m E.--T. m Km r-.mmmmm m. .t . . j rt-'.ir .arv v r s a crt. iitn, mm mm k i r. .ti k t, . hj n: u n ri H t ia n IttASJtSMSaJtSBBMSMBBVSSSiJyHMMSAAMd&Ukih 1 ' A.C. TO AID !N DRAFTING A. C. Hubbard, pioneer and widely known business man of this city, was today named by County Judge Earl B. Day as third member of the budget committee. Mr. Hubbard accepted the appointment, after he was able to arrange his personal affairs so he could serve. The budget committee will be com posed of W. J. Freeman of Central Point, selected by Commissioner R. E. Nealon; State Senator George W Dunn of Ashland, selected by Com missioner Ralph S. Billings, and Hub bard, selected by County Judge Day. All the appointed members of the budget committee are well known, and through long residence and ex perience, are thoroughly conversant with all Jackson county values, con ditions, and tax problems. Hubbard ls well acquainted with farm, orchard snd business conditions. Freeman the same, and Senator Dunn is a former county Judge. The county court sits with the three appointees as the budget com mittee. First session of the budget com mittee will be held next week, date as yet undetermined. Under Oregon law, the budget must be completed by November 1, after which a public hearing will be called for discussion of the budget. Just to prove that getting honors 1 In the navy was no more difficult ' than getting them In high school. I Don Stlnson, graduate of Medford high school in the class of '33, has ! begun to amass more honors at the ! United States Naval Training school at San Diego. Don has been selected "honor man" at the school, according to word re ceived by the Mall Tribune today from his commanding officer. Com mander F. J. Lowry, of the training school. The designation "honor man." ac- i carding to Lowry. means that his ! work was outstanding In a group of approximately one hundred and fifty- I six men in his company. Honor men J are selected because of their neat . personal appearance. Initiative, and their ability to profit from instmc- Hon received during their recruit j training. j While In the local high school. ) Btinson wan a student of exceptional j merit. SALEM. Spt. 20. 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