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PAGE TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1934 II NABBED FOR STILL OPERATION ON BUTTE CREEK Charged with poasaulon of mash and operation of a distillery, Leo Roy Wal lao. 30, Oeorge Joe Mutb, 38, both of th Abbott ranch on the Butte creek road, and Evana Edward Jo no. 29, of Sams Valley are In the county Jail awaiting court action, having been arrested on the location of the till they were allegedly operating, Friday night by a atate police officer and Deputy Bherlffa Phil H. Stans berry end Oeorge Inlow. Wallace waived a preliminary hear ing Saturday and waa bound over to the grand Jury, with ball aet at 1000. Muth and Jonea demanded a preliminary hearing, and are alao be ing held with ball aet at $1000, pend ing an arraignment Monday at 3 p. m. The SO -gallon atlll waa confiscated by officers who made the arrest, hav ing been led to the location, which la on the old Hawks homestead about 38 miles from Medford, by an Informant who acted as guide. Officers stated that Wallace and Muth were seen op erating the atlll, and allegedly have been partners in moonshlning for the past two years. Jones' connection with the still, if any. Is not known. Wallace claimed he was running the still alone, police said, and that the other two men were visitors. Two and one-half gallons of moon-! shine whiskey was found, and la in ' the possession of state police. Thirty gallons of "first run" liquor was dumped, together with 100 gallons of mash. Five fifty-gallon barrels and a small shack nearby were also destroyed. Rogue Turkeys For Oakland Exhibition The Northwestern Turkey Show to be held this year In Oakland. Oregon, December 13 to 19 will see a greater number of Rogue river valley exhibits and visitors than ever before In the six year history of the organization, according to T. B. Oarrlson, manager of the Dressed Show. The ltoue River Valley." said M?. Oarrlson. making a name for it self In the turkey world. If they will send more of their birds to the show they will receive a great deal of adver tising. I think, since we started trie turkey show, the quality of turkes In Oregon has Improved nearly 100 per cent." The Southern Pacific figures show 1,250,000 pounds of tunceys were ship ped out of the Rogue River valley re gion last year. Twenty-two states now have a sales tax levy In one form or another. Br port Accident -A minor accident Saturday at 3:30 p. m , at the Inter section of Front and Fourth streets was reported yesterday to city police by Ar villa Burns. 33, of 33 South Riverside, and R. R. Hendricks. 37, of 200 South Holly, whose cars collided Enrolled for Bradford Six Jackson county men were enrolled the latter part of the week for Camp Bradford of the CCC, aa follows: Henry Z. Slov er snd Ermel J. Shaver of Central Point. Lewis M. Applebaker of Jack' sonvllle, Ralph E. Perry of Ashland, Miles R- Browning of Phoenix and Paul A. Pence of Ruch. The average freshman at the Uni versity of Vermont, la 18 96 years old wlgUa 144 91 pounds and Is 5 feet 7 inches tall. Iky , ' ' ',' t AIR SERVICE TO OPENS TOMORROW With the Inauguration tomorrow of the Oregon Air Service between Klamath Falls and Medford and Klamath and Lake view, a number of prominent Klamath Falls people plan to visit Medford on the initial flight. Coming to Medford will be Mayor W. E. Mahoney; Frank Jenkins, news paper writer; Earl C. Reynolds of the oil amber of commerce, and T. R. Oll lenwaters, Klamath county dlstrtcc attorney, William B. Randall, head of the Oregon Allr Service, stated that he has been receiving enthusiastic sup. port in the new undertaking. The Ryan plane will atop at the Medford municipal airport), and tick ets will be on sale there. The schedule, as announced by Mr. Randall, follows: Leave Klamath Falls 8:4ft, arriving at Lakevlew 0:30 a. m. Leave Lakevlew 10:30 a. m., arriv ing at Klamath Falls at 11:15 a. m. Leaving Klamath Falls at 13:45 p. m., arriving at Medford at 1:35 p. m. Leave Medford at 8 p. m., arriving at Klamath Falls at 3:40 p. m. SPRAGUE HOI The W. L, Sprague residence at the : south end of Peach Ureet waa com pletely destroyed by fire Saturday ! afternoon about one o'clock, the city j fire department reported. Moat of the furniture was saved, however. The j Sprague residence was located beyond I the limits of the city's fire fighting 1 facilities. The department also answered a call at 7:33 a. m., Saturday when B1U Wright's automobile caught fire en West Eleventh street. Friday afternoon at five o'clock, j the W. 6. Sawyer gnrn;e at 145 South , Roily street, was damage by fire, j V. E. CONSER DIES Van Klder Oonser, well known reil dent of Medford where he made hla home until a few years ajto when he went to Crescent city. Calif., paM.xt away at the home of his son, Elder Oonser of 139 Portland avenue. Med ford, Friday evening. Mr. Conser came to Medford Thuia day to visit his son and daughter here and was stricken with a heart attack and died In a few minutes. He was born at Bellvlew. Ohio, Cot 13. 1871 and died on his 63rd birth day. He was married In Kaimns to Annie Mickey 39 years atr, and fro-n there, the family moved M callfcrn'a adn came to Medford tn 1008. Shortly after hla arrival In Medford. fee engaged in the mercantile busi ness and established what Is now known as the Home Grocery on EaM Main street. He was In business herv practically all the time of his resi dence here, and went to Crescent CHv for his health where he waa also In the grocery business. Mr. Conser a member of the Mrthodlst church. He leaves besides his wife, two chil dren, lder Conser Jr.. and Katherlrr K. Stlnson of Medford Alao two sisters, one tn the mm and one in California, Funeral serv. Ices U1 be conducted by Rev. Wil liam J. Howell at the Conger chii! at 3:00 p. nr. Monday with Interment In the Siskiyou memorial park. 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