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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934. PAGE NINE LEAGUE OF L Oak Grove OAK GROVE, Oct. 8. (5pl.) Vir gil Hansen left for his home In Eu gene October 9. He vu accompanied by hi slater and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olles, whom he has been vlaltlng for the past two months. Mrs. A. Hlles and daughter, Helen, entertained a dinner Sunday, September 80, honoring Mrs. HUe's mother, Mra. Dressen. who la Tialt ing her from Montana. Fred Rich Vxrned from LaKeview Sunday, September SO. Mrs. Inn Kuson went to Oakland Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Minear gave a dinner party Sunday, October 7. O uea U were Mt . an d Mrs . L. IX Minear. Mr. and Mrs. Umlgar and their small daughters and Norman Parley of Aahland, also Mr. and Mra. J. E. Judy and daughters, Violet and Helen. The Misses Judy are leaving to attend the University at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark and baby are leaving for Portland October 10. to attend the Livestock show. Patrons and teachers and all those of Oak Grove district who are Inter ested in school affairs are cordially Invited to attend a "Oet .Acquainted ' meeting at the Oak Orove school house Friday, October 13, at 0 :30 p. m. Every one la requested to bring a covered dish and their own service. Mrs. Brill and her commit tee will be In charge of the program. Mrs. Flora Saltmarah has gone to Tallow Box Lookout station to visit her husband for a few days. 4 Here on Business 6. 6. Dana of Seattle arrived here thta morning by train on business for the day. INITIATION PARTY By Catherine Ford On Friday evening, October 8, the annual Girls League Initiation party vu held at the high school for all new girls. The party was a "kids party, In which no one appeared to be over six. The costumes added much to the hilarity of the occasion. Formal initiation was held In the auditorium, where the officer Intro duced the laws and dutlea which the members of Girls' League should up hold. The auxiliary committee, under Virginia Lindley, chairman, conduct ed the Informal initiation in the boys' gymnasium. After being rolled In barrels, having their faces smear ed with flour and other similar in dignities, the girls felt themselves i thoroughly initiated. Entertainment was provided by the j work of the committee established for this purpose under Mary Kem . Those taking part were: Mary Ann 1 Gates, vocal solo; Virginia Loomls , and Audrey Dobson. saxophone duet j Janice Shreve, Catherine Ford, Elaine Brophy and Barbara Holt, tap dance; Fr ankle Rtnabarger, tap dance. The remainder of the evening wrs pent In dancing and playing games. Refreshment were served by Aud rey Dobson and her committee. Under the guidance of Dorothy Burgess the members of the Glrlb' League may anticipate an exception ally active year. CHICKENS RAIDED IS SUIT ANSWER tathei Stevens. Alice Garle and F. E. Garle, sued last week by Gertrude Ottinger for $1500. for the allegwl laying of an Australian shepherd dog. filed answer today in circuit court. Plain tif holds the dog was worth 1000, because of Its ability to make lteelf useful around the Jackson Hot Springs, due to long training. Five hundred dollars punitive damagee are ought. The answer seta forth that the Carles are operators of a poultry farm In the Valley View district. It Is admitted, that Stevens shot the do, upon the orders of Mrs. Garle, and that F. E. Garle, the husband, knew nothing about it. The slaying of the dog occurred, the answer cites, "In the protection of property, and after the limit of patience had been ex hausted." tt Is further set forth that the Gar lea and Stevens had made an ef fort to catch the Ottinger dog and Impound him, but he was too elusive. Two dogs that accompanied the Ot tinger dog on alleged chlckenhousi raids, also got away. Following the loss of 32 chickens in a week, a watch was kept upon the chtckenhouse, and when three dogs appeared, Stevens killed two. Including the Ottinger dog. while the third escaped. The defendants denied they slew with malice or wantonness, but sim ply In protection of property and. sole means of livelihood. They alao as sert that the Ottinger dog "Is not worth 11000 or any sum whatsoever." In a counter claim, the defend ants ask $37.50 the value of the de stroyed pullets, and that the costs of the action be assessed to the plain tiffs. 4 I- s BSmnd HE (Contlnuea f.om page one) NRA Insiders never may admit but they have statistical proof many Instances In which the pay skilled workers has been cut by dustrles under the codes. President Roosevelt has tried hard I to avoid being tscltled by the eager candidates for the house speakership. The other day, ne announced. 34 hours before Leadln? Candadate Byrns j was to call on him. that Mr. Byrns was comlrw merely to Invite him to visit the Hermitage. The President did not want any speakership Impil cstlons to be drawn from the Byrns call. Hsrvardlsta whisper that th real reason the university turned down the Hanfstaenel offer of a German scholarship was that Dean Pound of the lew school accepted a degree re cently from a German university and the public, reaction in this country was not pleasing. KRAxr Rlchbergs tor.cue slipped in his Press club speech when he said production control was advisable In the Interest of conserving natural resources. In mlmetyrapr.ed copies of the speech lster, he made no such limitation. Interior Secretary I-es Is the most sued new dealer. There are more court oases against his end of the new deal than any other. Ft. -Budget Director Douglas Is ,pe Director Bell, who Is . preparing the budget, wou'.d like 10 y. iCop.Tiirht. 1M4, by Paul Ma'.ion ) Lis proof is in the wear. 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