Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 06, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' SEAL SALE REPORT LISTS RETURNS By The following report wai turned In by Mr. Alex Sparrow, chairman of the recently completed Seal Sale drive for Jackson county, which re turned s total of approximately $1805. or J0O more than was re ceived last year. Several recent con tributions Increased the grand total over the figure below. Communities and schools are list ed: Medford .... 732 58 Ashland , , Talent Phoenix 397.43 31.50 26.20 22 90 127.9.1 4.27 1.05 1.00 51.22 39.80 Eagle Point Central Point , Applegata Antelope . . Hatchery Jacksonville Gold Hill ToUl (1.435 88 Chamber of Commerce 3.45 Booth Sales go.34 Total Schools . 1. 498.67 290.70 Grand total H .789.37 School Seal Rale Medford public school t 78.28 Pern Valley 3.4I Prospect 11.07 Butte Falls 9 60 1 Buch 1.00 Beaver Creek, No. 82 , 1.28 Missouri Plats, No. 21 . .45 Elk Creek. No. 74 .35 Howard School, No. 100 13.06 Long Mountain. No. 37 1.00 Forest Creek. No. 43 .50 Trail. No. 45 .88 Jacksonville Liberty, No. 78 Independence - Unlontown Phoenlx 12.21 2.32 5 00 2.00 12.05 1.70 1.20 2.00 2.84 3.00 3.21 1.00 4.40 4.08 10.00 2.00 3.91 .48 5.47 7.00 5.26 7.53 10.00 3.21 2.86 13.10 2.60 4.36 2.00 6.05 2.91 1.00 8.33 1.64 Lake Creek, No. 19 Brownsboro, No. 39 Thompson's Creek. No. 34 Provolt. No. 30 Evans Valley school . Trail. No. 87 Lake Creek, No. 42 Rogue River, No. 35 Valley School, No. 20 Bellvlew school. No. 73 -- Laurelburst, No. 66 Griffin Creek Derby, No. 31 Lone Pine, No. 10 Talent Reese Creek. No. 47 Bt. Mary'a Academy , .. Ashland ................ Eaglo Point ....... Central Point, No. 6 ...... Willow Springs, No. 14 Table Rock, No. 44 Tolo. NO. 98 - Sums Valley, No. 20 Agate, No. 16 ..... Pankey, No. 41 West Side, No. 95 Antloch, No. 18 Oak Grove Watklns, No. 88 Phoenix District. No. 7 Mt. pitt Trail 7.00 .46 2.05 2.00 .47 11.41 Gold Hill Alderbrook. No. 88 ... Beagle Total . 1.00 1.71 200.70 Mud conditions on farms and or chards are "the worst In 30 years." according to Harry Lofland, deputy assessor, now engaged In annual ap praisals In the rural sections. Lof land's territory Includes the "sticky" areas adjoining this city. "Anybody working In the orchards now has 25 pounds of mud on each foot," says Lofland. "and pruning ladders have the same handicap. They sink down. It was so bad In one or chard I visited yesterday, I had to give It up, and will return when It dries up enough to travel." Lofland says most of the orchard tsts are doing their spring work on the "lower edges" of their places, and not getting Into the center. Farmers and orchardlsts who have tried to move tractors and other equipment have had them mired In the mud. E TO BE SCATTERED A ftoon as an order of strychnine arrive, a second batch of squirrel poison will be mixed and distributed by the county agent's office. The first distribution of squirrel polsun. amounting to 500 pounds, was scat tered chiefly on the floor of the vl ley. On the hlfther lereli the squir rels have not yet come out of their winter hibernation. The first inarm days will bring them out for the usual migration to the ralley. where the food supply Is betw. In av era! sections of the ralley, the squir rel d!d not hibernate. Contrary to some belief, the squlr. rel poison Is not fatal to crows, and thAt bird eats It with no inconveni ence, according to County Aiient Rob ert G. Fowler. Bird with craws can eat the poisoned grain without fa tality, the county agent say, though it does them no gcod. SH0RTE COLDS Mass Weddings To Persuade Chinese Couples To Unite SHANGHAI, March (AP) In an attempt to bolster th declin ing marriage rate. Shanghai's Chi nese authorities announced today a plan for conducting monthly wholesale wedding ceremonies mt bargain prices. The announcement said the mass nuptials would bt solemn ized in city hall square by Shang hai's progressive mayor. Genera! Wu Tch-Chen. ' All legally quali fied couples may participate at a fraction of the cost for Individual ceremonies. The city will present the bridal couples with their msrrlage cer tificates and silver medals bearing their names. Meteorological Report March 6. 1935. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Rain tonight and Thursday; not much change In temperature, Oregon: Rain tonight and Thurs day; snows In mountains; warmer east portion tonight. Loral Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 68; lowest, 38. Total monthly precipitation, 0.30 Inches. Deficiency for the month, none. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1934, 12,77 lnchea. Deficiency for the season, 0.12 inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yester day, 48 per cent; 5 a.m. today, 58 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:36 a.m. Sun set, 6:08 p.m. Observations Taken at ft a, m., tiO Meridian Time. 2.1 2? 5s I ill" ! l Boise 38 26 .04 Clear Boston 44 38 T Clear. Chicago 58 34 P.Cdy. Denver .. 42 22 .22 P. Cdy. Eureka 52 46 T Cloudy Helena 12 -2 T Snow Los Angeles 60 48 Cloudy MEDFORD 49 30 T Cloudy New York 68 50 Cloudy Omaha . 38 20 T Snow Phoenix 62 40 Clear Portland 46 40 .20 Rain Reno 40 28 Cloudy Roseburg 50 40 .01 Cloudy Salt Lake 36 24 .02 Clear San Francisco .... 54 48 T Cloudy Seattle 46 40 .04 Rain Spokane 40 28 T P.Cdy. Walla Walla 46 36 .04 Clear Washington. D.C. 62 54 .08 Cloudy ARRAIGNMENTS SLATED DECENT INDICTMENTS Pleas and arraignments will be filed tomorrow morning In circuit court, on several of the Indictments returned by the last grand Jury, the district attorney's office reported to day. Procedure In the case of Rosier P. (Red) Carroll, service station em ployee, will probably be deferred until a later date, the district attor ney said. Carroll was Indicted for In voluntary manslaughter, following an auto tragedy on West Main street a month ago and Is at liberty on 92500 bonds. Julian Dally, Indicted on two counts for burglary not in a dwell ing, and held in the county Jail, will be arraigned and plead. Olenn String er, Indicted with Dally, Is serving a term In the state prison, and Carl Tremaine. charged with the same of fense Is at large. The Indictments grew out of a series of burglaries In this city, 18 months ago. Myrtle Sloan, Indicted on a forgery charge, Is also scheduled to enter a plea tomorrow. According to present plans, crim inal cases will not be tried until early In April. Judge H. D. Norton will hold court In Josephine county next week and will resume civil cases here, March 18. The civil case docket Is full until early In April, v SET BY SPEAKER WASHINGTON. March 6. (, Hawaiian hula dancing is barred by Speaker Byrns aa a for mof enter tainment In the house office build In. Pot a celebration "Hawaiian night" by the Little Congress, (a group of conrewlonal secretaries). Delegate 8. W. KJng of Hawaii trrangd Jfwt night for Ml as UbAna Purtado. a Hawaiian graduate student of Columbia uni versity, to Interpret the hula dance of those l3nds, accompanied by a Hawaiian orchestra. At the lat minut word came from the apeaker'a office that M:a Pur tado's act waa out. The miialc wa permitted, however, and King deliv ered an address on H:n life and customs. , Use Mall Tribune want ads. Olympia Bear and tn bottle. Cleo's m MEDFORD MAIL PIANIST. VOCALIST AT PIANO SHOPPE By Mrs. E- E Gore Pilling the recital hall of tha Bald win Shoppa to capacity last night, music-lovers of Medford and the val ley, heard David Campbell, pianist, and Delbert Pradenberg, tenor, tn a Joint recital that will long be remem bered as outstanding. Returning from a serlea of coast 1 recitals that took them as far south as Los Angeles. It was Medford ' good fortune to be able to hear them at ' their best. Mr. Campbell's playing of the col ossal "Chromatic Fantasy and Fu gue" Bach, was without the heavi ness of erudition but conveyed a sense of being grounded In exhaus tive knowledge of things musical and was throbbing with emotion, while 1 his Chopin group had mystic fervor springing from his fiery love of beauty. The Liszt Etude, "Introduc tion and Campanelle," were robust ; and played with powerful vitality and at a breath-taking speed. j Lyric beauty of tone quality and ; deep feeling for the Inner meaning ! of music charmed Mr. Pradenberg's i hearers. His exquisite rendition of the Mendelssohn Aria, "If with All Your Hearts," from Elijah, was equalled only by his Interpretation of a group of modern songs. "O Cease Thy Sing ing, Maiden Fair," oy Rachmaninoff, a song typical of the Russian's "hec- ! tic gaiety and brooding" "Melan-; choly" was most enthusiastically re- I celved. I Mr. Campbell's encores were: "Ber- j ceuse In D flat," Chopin. "Two Wnltzs" by Brahm, "Butterflies" by Rosenthal. Mr. Fradenberg's encores were: Car goes. Dobson and a group of four Irish songs; "Mavourneen," "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms," "Shoes" and "The Rain bow." The concert was under the man- ; agement of Carlton Janes, and Mrs. , H. O. Purucker of the Baldwin Shoppe, with the cooperation of local musicians. TRIES SPEED HOP TO MEXICO CITY LOS ANGELES, March (API Bound on an attempt to set a non stop passenger plane speed record from Los Angeles to Mexico City, Leland 8. Andrews, veteran Airlines pilot, took off from Union Air ter minal at BurbonK this morning. Flying a big standard (Vultee) ship with five passengers, Andrews hoped to make the 1670-mile air dash to the Mexican capital In less than nine hours. The official time of the takeoff was 6:02 a. m. (P. S. T.) Andrews had hoped to get away two hours earlier, but delay was encountered tn preparing the plane for the flight. She carried a gasoline load of 625 gallons and Is capable of maintain ing a speed of around 200 miles an hour. NEWPORT FOSSIL T CORVALLIS. Ore.. March 6. (AP) Considered one of the most Import ant fossil whale finds ever made on the Oregon coast, a huge skull of a prehistoric whalebone whale has been recovered from the beach sands near Otter Rock, north of Newport. Dr. E. L. Packard, dean of the school of science, Oregon State col lege, said today only one previous discovery outranks the Otter Rock while In Importance. The huge fossil which, with adher ing rock formation, weighs more than 700 pounds, was found three weeks ago by college geology students on a paleontology field trip. Dr. Packard said he believes the skull of this now extinct type of whale will supply a number of "links" missing from the first specimen which he found several years ago and which was described by a lengthy scientific paper Issued by the Carne gie Foundation. SPECIAL POLICEMAN'S TRIAL SET FOR MAR. 19 PORTLAND. March 6. fyP) By stipulation of opposing counsel, the murder trial of Joseph L. Oabourne. former special policeman, wa reet yesterday for Tueeday. March 19 O bourne has been indicted for first decree murder for the slaying of Si mon Mlsh, retired merchant. Ml&h was beaten to death in his home. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethel wyn B Hoffmann NOW... Easy to Add SILVERWARE Oct seta of lone lite sil verware teaspoons, servers, forks. In trade for Roman Meal pack age fronts. Easy to obtain. No savins fot months. Be your grocer for detail and pictures of beautiful seta avail able In this tlme-llmlted opportunity. Or write Raman Meal Co, Taeo ma. Wash. Roman Meal Is rich in Vitamin B, so essential to Rood health. Not Just for porridge but for use in breads, muffins, waffles cookies, etc. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, Portland Seeks Hit-Run Driver PORTLAND. March 6 Police here today were conducting a vigorous search for the driver or an automo s JT t " :i.l.i..ii.it.WWIMTM,l,,w,pl,a,i... - -' v n-toZ.,., v... , ,. i.r JW'M.IWWl.W.,M.s.F T i j n L JI1LI. L -vtr ,a QSsS& ! wjm - Rounded Corners Steel Frame at a Low Price An extra bed in 30 seconds I Opens to double or separate twin beds. One-piece steel frame couch with rounded corners. Covered in tapette. Com plete with innerspring mattress, 3 pillows. 1! RQ95 5 DOIVN I Low Priced! Oriental Wood and Maple Veneers Priced lower than many plain gumwood suites I Panel bed, chest, and 'vanity with bench all in Oriental wood and maple veneers. See itl Vanity Bench priced separately at only $4.95 r to I .... U.' -r-;?! Walnut Veneer! Sale Priced at a $5 Saving! Only a huge Ward purchase could bring you this value I Beautiful suite in walnut veneer with genuine plate-glass mirrors. See it! Vanity Bench priced separately at only 2.48 OREGON. WEDNESDAY. bile bearing a Washington license, who fled from the scene of a crash last night, leaving behind a seriously Injured passenger, Evelyn Foster of Portland. Investigator Boecovlch of Portland police aald the automobile was reg Hiinlhly, Rmnll rarrvlnf Charge (1 Mtuillilj, small Cnrrylin fluirge ffltf Bed, Chest, and Choice) or vanity or Dresser M.ittMr. SaiMI Carrylnt Clart. MARCTI 6. 1935. istered to 8. J. Johnson of Hoqulam. Wash. LA GRANDE, Ore.. March 6 i& Frank E. Oraham. 72, and for 45 years a prominent stockman of the Elgin district, was buried in the Elgin Innerspring Comfort at a Low Price! Made by Simmons specially for Wards I 209 muslin-covered coils permit free spring action. Felted cotton upholstery adds softness and comfort. Me dallion damask cover. 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Pioneer Pusses. NEWBERO, Ore.. March fl 4 mytiiwj.".s,ni .... . mm PAGE FIVE Funeral service wtl be held here to morrow for Sheridan M. Caiklna, 70, former mayor of Newberg and former commissioner of Yamhill county. Us died yesterday. Use Mall Tribune want adi- 93 DOWN S Monthlr Small Carrjlnf 43 Pounds All Cotton I Save 15 Now! 645 Price goes trp after tha Salel Save more nowl New, clean fluffy cotton llnter mattress built to give plenty of service and comfort. Roll edge keep it firm. Floral art cover. Sea this value I Feather-Filled I Sanitary, Full Size 98 lUrgrftt Hlze, 2 0x26-lnchc. KH If d with iflfctcd, pur lrifd. and vUallzed frath r. Covered In striped, feather-proor rot ton (Ifk in. 8ee them! Save at Wards! 1 195 B B Fun 117 SO. CENTRAL TELEPHONE 230 PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS ii 3