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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUyE. fEDFORU. OREGON. TVEDXESDAY. MARCH 13. 1933.
Meteorological Report
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tion, aisled today, homeward bound i
BORAH PRESIDENTIAL
ett end recent Republican ceneu- DUQCMIV llT MPPTIIUQ
dte lor the United State, lenate.. I rnWCIil A UiYII Itlttllivu
session will be an all-day meeting
beginning at 8 s. m. with a lesion on
fane? brrada and pastry given by lo
cal ieader,. Ethel Hackeramtth and
lor tha United Bute.
Admiral Bird boarded" a train at
the ume time for Wellington, whence
he will ull Friday on the 8. 8. Ran
gmkl. DAlMIVU Id ANNUUNUtU today announced he would aupport
POSTPONED TO MAR. ZZ
March 19. 1931
Forecasts
Uedf ord and vicinity : Occasional
rsln tonight and Thursday; moderate
temperature.
Oregon: Occasional rain tonight
senator wiiiiam E. Borah for preel-
I
PRICED NOW
B06TON. March 13. (AP) Robert
M. Washburn, president of the (Theo
dore) Rooaerelt club of Maaachus-
dent In 1938.
The Phoenix Home Extension unit Susie Mauat. Everyone Interested In
He made the announcement at a
Ki warns club luncheon.
meeting announced for Friday has this phase of homemalctng la cordial
been postponed until March 22. This I ly Invited to attend.
IS
GROWERS' FEAR
l and Thursday; snows over high
mountains; moderate temperature.
Temperature a year ago today;
Highest. 78; lowest, 38.
Th road oiling program of the
county court for the coming year
will get under way witnin a snort
time and two rural districts and one
orchard have made arrangement for
additional oiling.
The Table Boric dktrtct ha made
arrangemcnu (or the oiling of an
extra mile of road, the Taylor road In
the Centra Point district for two
mile additional, and the Modoc or
chard for alx-tentha of a mile. For
the extra oiling the county bears
half the expense and the district or
an individual concern the other half,
County Engineer Paul B. Rynning
anticipate! other section will also
take advantage of the 60-&0 expense
plan.
The budget calls for 910.000 for
road oiling the coming season, and
this turn will be expanded over ten
differrnt .section of the county, each
aection getting a mile of otllng. The
program will benrflt every section of
the county, the work being listed for
areas of the heaviest population and
travel.
The program calls for oiling the
county road t and went of Central
Point, and in the Kogue River, Wi
nter, Eagle Point, south of AAhland,
Oold Hill, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Sams
Valley and Talent areas.
A rode crushing plant Is now be
mg erected near By bee bridge to pro
vide gravel for the oiling.
It Is the Intention of the county
court to have a road oiling program
each year until all nuiln rural routes
are oiled. Oiling, according to Coun
ty Engineer Rynning, will aid In the
maintenance of the roads by minimis
ing the wear and tear of travel, be
sides curbing the bane of every
housewife's life dust. County road i
maintenance has bnen restricted the
past throo yours in the- Interest of
economy.
Work will a bio start soon on the
repairs to approximtely 3A bridges In
the county. No new bridges will be
built, but replacements of rotted
timbers and other repairs will be
made. Work has started on repair
ing the Bear creek trestle In tha Tolo
ejection.
Total monthly precipitation, 0 42 of
an Inch; deficiency for the month.
0.30 of an Inch. Total precipitation
since September 1, 1634, 12.89 inches;
drlUtency for the season, 0.42 of an
Inch.
Relative humidity at 6 p. ro. yes-
teraay, w per cent: a a. m. todav. B2
per cent.
.Sunrise tomorrow. 6:24 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow. 0:1(1 p. m.
Obtenaflons Taken at 5 A. L,
12'ith .Meridian Time
CITY
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Boston ..
Chicago
Denver
Eureka ,
Helena
Los Angeles ........
MEDKOltD
New York
Omaha ....w....
Phoenix ..........
Portland
Reno
Roseburg
Salt Lake City
Sail Francisco ....
Seattle .
Spokane .
Walla Walla
Washington, DC.
. 8 44 SI2
M 33 .48
B2 30 T
88 80 ....
88 48 ..
46 44 ....
76 88
64 34 ....
48 28
SO 36
70 48 ....
84 82 .80
68 34 ....
62 36 T
64 40 ....
68 80 ....
64 63 .42
64 48
60 83
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Snow
Cloudy
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Cloudy
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
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Clear
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Clear
Clear
Clear
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Cloudy
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P. Cdy.
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A motion to make more definite.
and certain portions of the suit filed
for an accounting, by George M. Rob
erta. Edwin P. Hughes, Ed Marshall
and George Barton, aa Individuals and
stockholders of tha "Lucky 13" mine.
anint w. E. (Judi Hlttaon, was fl'.cd
In circuit court ycsterdny..
The plaintiffs seek an accounting
or 10.500 assortedly wrested by Hltt
aon from mining claims In the siakl
youa. and In which they allege an
Interest.
.The motion asks that a decree ren
dered by a California court, oil the
property In controversy, and the con
flict between the Ruby mine and tne
Ruby mine extension claims and
lucky 13 No. 1 and Lucky 13 No. 3
be clarified. The defendant further
aska that he be released from filing
an answer to the suit until these
points are set forth.
Legal action In the litigation will
be shifted Friday to sisktynii county,
California, when a hearing will be
held at Treka on the continuing of
the temporary receivership Invoked
a month ago.
EARLY NEXT VEEK
R06CBURO, Ore., March 1S(AP) I
fio effective baa been the opera-
tlon of the atata cauliflower mr- 1
keting ejrreement that growers are:
now worried because the price la too
high. With cauliflower selling for I
01.15 for No. 1 grade and 90 and 86 i
cents for No. 3 at the Rot burg
warehouse, and with retail price i
ranging from to 150 on an
undersupplled Portland market, ,
growers fear that the present
tractive market will Invite too much
competition.
The 10 centa per crate stamp tax t
Imposed by the state marketing
agreement to meet enforcement and
policing coat, plus the cost of trans
portation from California Cauliflower I
centers to the Portland market haa ;
aerved effectively to give preference )
to Oregon cauliflower on the state ;
market.
The California market has also ;
been higher than usual with ware
house prices ranging around 6ft cents. I
Under such conditions California
growers could hardly afford to ship j
to Oregon t less than 41.35, but
with the present prevailing price.
greater movement from the south Is
anticipated.
Oregon growers, as a result of the
code operation, according to C. B.
Osborne, manager, are showing
profit for the first time In lour I
years.
Byrd's Ships Sail
For United States ,
DUNEDIN. N. Z March 13. CAP)
The Bear of Oakland and the Jacob I
Rupnert, ships of Ammlral Richard
to
DEFER SENTENCING OF
WOMAN FOR BATTERY
PSMlng of sentence upon Mrs. Chs
lena Cook, charged with assault and
battery upon Mrs. Mnio risk, as the
result of a rooming house dispute
over a looklngglaas and a stove, was
deferred veaterdsy by Justice of the
Pence William R. Colein.in. The de
fendant entered a plea of guilty, but
clalmrd In extenuation that Mrs. Fjsk
had called her an opprobrious name.
The complaining wttne.- said she
was 76 years old.
-kill I. Inlul.
PORTI.AND, March 13. (API
Orsnt Cloudy. 33, of Portland, wbs
fatally Injured last nlsht when his
automobile skidded frnm a highway
near (ireaham and collided with an
other car.
Arraignment and plea of Rosier P.
(Red) Carroll, service station worker.
Indicted by the grand Jury on in
Involuntary manslaughter charge aa
the result of an auto accident on
West Main street. February 9, In
which June Rose Hansen aitsrain.ri
fatal Injuries, will probably be coll-d
early next week, the district attorney
said today. Carroll la at liberty on
2.VX) bonds.
The plea of Julian Dallev. Indicted
on two counts on a charge of burg
lary not In a dwelling, wlM be re
ceived at the same time.
Circuit Judge H. D Norton Is hold
lng the regular term of court this
week In Josephine county.
Next Monday the hearing of civil
actions will be resumed hero, and
continued until tho first of the
month.
OF
PORTLAND. March 13 (AP) Ed
win E. Sharon, 78, grand scribe ot
the grand encampment of Oregon
Odd Fellows, and past grand secre
tary of the grand lodge In Oregon.
died here laat night.
He la aurvlved by hla widow. Anna,
nd by three children. Edward Allan
Sharon and Mrs. Bess Kadderly ol
Pendleton, and Mrs. Leila McClure
of Seattle.
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