PXGE FOURTEEN
XfEDFORD MAIL TRrBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON.
CARROLL UP FOR BURN TRASH NOW
SAYS FIRE CHIEF
Advisory Jury Also Recom
mends Revocation of
Driver's License for Five
Years and Given Sus
pended Term.
IMPROVEMENTS IN
SNIDER'S DAIRY
Sentence IU b ped tomorrow
morning upon Rosier P. (Red) Car
roll. ervlce station worker, who en
tered a plea of guilty to an Involun
tary maniilautihwr Indictment grow
ing out of th death of June Rose
Hansen. 13, lollowlng an auto crash
rebruary 9, last, on West Main atrect.
The adviaory Jury, called by the
court returned an unanlmou rec
ommendation lat Friday afternoon
that Carroll be given a suspended
sentence, and that hli auto driver's
llccima be revoked for a five-year
period.
The advisory Jury Impanelled by
the court to advise with him In
fixing a sentence and degree of
clemency to be extended Carroll was
composed as follows:
Everett Faber. Central Point; W. H.
Norcross. Central Point: Flnley. Med
ford. RFD; Thomaa W. Acklln. Ash.
land: George Fields. Provolt: Ouy
Bishop. Medford. RFD; C. J. Borg.
Talent: Clement Parker, Medford;
V. D. Hastings. Ashland; Preston
Phlpps. Medford: Henry Shafer, Med
ford. RFD and Elbert Blgham. Engle
Point.
Petitions signed by members of
tha grand Jury that returned tin
lndtrtinent agnlnst Carroll, and the
coroner's Jury that Investigated the
tragedy, urging that he not be given
a Htate prison term were presented
to the advisory Jury by the court.
Testimony at the advisory hearing
was given by the parenta of June
Pone Hansen, her brother. Chief of
Police C. O. McCredle. Paul Jennings,
the defrndant, C. C. Furnas, his em
ployer snd Robert Walker and Wil
liam Mlnear, two smell boya, who
were close to the scene of the acci
dent on West Main street when It
occurred.
Photographa and a map of the
accident were also presented to the
Jury.
Questioning of the witnesses waa
conducted by the court.
NAMElOlSEi
ADVOCATE TO SEAT
RECALLED SOLON
EUGENE, Ore.., March 30 (AP)
Jamea A. McKovllt, for many years
manager of the Western Union here
but now retired on company pension,
liaa been named aucce&aor to Howard
MwTlam, recalled number of the Lane
county delegation in the legislature.
- Mr. McKcvltt is a Republican and
n ardent supporter of the Townsend
plan. The county court declared the
choice a loRical one. Though the
court la solidly Democratic, it held
-that a Republican should succeed
the recalled Republican, especially
since the Democrats have one legis
lative member, C. P. Hyde. The
chtoce of an avowed Townaeiuier waa
advocated by the Heglatar-Ouard,
chluf opponent of the Morrlam re
call. The paper contended the 7B0O re
call voters Indlcittcd an obvious man
date for direct representation of the
Townaciulcra In proportion. The
councy court recognized this Mow.
McXnvltt and C. A. Paine, orgnulrr
oi the Townsend clubs here, expressed
satisfaction with the appointment.
HuMneas men and leaden in both
political parlies alBo commended the
court.
McKcvltt pledged fair and conscl
eutloua service if called to actual
duty, which will not happen unless
tlieer Is a ejectal sen ion.
Fire Chief Roy Elliott yesterday Is
sued a statement to the people of
Medford to do their trash burning
now. while the graaa Is still green, to
forestall the necessity and danger of
letting the stuff accumulate until
I after the dry season sets In.
A large number of the calls ans-
werrd by the fire department are
j during the stimmer and fall, when
careless people start grass fires while
burning trash. No permit Is needed,
the chief said, to burn trai-h at this
time of year. An announcement will
be made In this paper when the prac
tice becomes unsafe.
INCREASE RATES
Members of the Medford Cleaning
and Dyeing association agreed to In
crease charges on all cleaning and
dyeing 25 per cent, following a meet
ing of the group Saturday.
Patrons who psy on delivery, or
within ten days, will be granted a
20 per cent raah discount. The
change In prlcea was necessitated by
increase in production cost s.
The following are members of the
I association and will adopt the new
I prtres Aplrl 1: Unique Cleaners; Pan-
torlum Dye Works; City Cleaning A
Dyeing; Medford Cash and Carry
Cleaners; Nu-Way Cleaners and Cam
elo Cleaning & Dyeing Works.
Cost of Expansion Program
$40,000 Added Space,
Improved Facilities Mrs.
Maud Snider Proprietor
FORTUNE LEFT TO
NJCW YORK. March 30. (API
Clara L. Palmer, widow, of (ABO
Euclid avemie) Ashland. Ore., IB
named residuary legatee of the es
tate of Henry H. Palmer whose will
waa filed Friday. The estate Is for
mally valued at more than 920.000.
Personal and household effect
real estate In Kansas and Orecoi
and a succeeding Income from Nc
York city real estate were also b
questhed to the widow.
At an estimated cost of $40,000.
Improvements at the Snider Dairy
and Produce company which have
been underway for the past five
months will be completed by April
15. according to plans.
The entire plant has been re-built
gradually while the business wsa
operated aa usual and the space now
occupied by the Snider company Is
7fl by 120 feet. Local materials and
labor were used throughout. White
cement and stainless steel equipment
In the milk department give It an
sppearance of sanitary modemess.
Practically all of the side facing
North Central la window space, pro
viding ample light.
All equipment In the bottling room
la stain leu steel Including a 300-gal-lon
vat for pasteurizing. The check
room adjoins the milk department
and main office. Mrs. Snlder'a office
Is elevated above the larger one and
attractive furniture and equipment
has been Installed In both.
New cream vats have been secured
for the large butter room which has
all cement walla. One of the most
Interesting and up-to-date additions
at Snlder'a la an Ice-cream "Tunnel,"
the only one In operation In Oregon.
It provides simplified and rapid
freezing.
A Red Diamond bottler hi been
Installed In the soda pop department
and Snlder'a will now bottle their
own lime rlckey, ginger ale and other
soft drinks.
Ptve new refrigeration rooms. In
cluding milk, butter, two Ice-cream
rooms and one for beer, are atr-con-dltloned
by a Carrie Brunswick metal
chloilde compressor. There are very
few of these systems In tue In Ore
gon outside of Portland.
Snider Dairy and Produce company
waa organized in 1904 on a. very
small scale and It has steadily grown
until it now has one of the finest
dairy plants In thie part of the state,
and Its payroll la one of the largest
in Medford.
The dairy Is under the manage
ment of Mrs. Maud Snider with the
cooperation of 27 unusually loyal
and efficient employees.
i
ET GAZETTE'
PUBLISHED BY CCC
Copies of the first edition of "The
Oasquet Gazette," camp paper of
Camp OAsquet F-18, 1344th Company
CCC, at Crescent City, were received
In Medford today, the paper having
come off the press March 23. The
Gazette will be published each month
In the Interests, of the enroll ees of
Camp Gasquet, by the camp's Jour
nalism class.
Under the editorship of Harold
Benedict and the advtsorshlp of Wal
lace C. Griffith. Interesting camp
news Is presented, as well as humor
columns. A feature of the four-column,
four-page paper Is a striking
masthead. The paper Includes a brief
history of Camp Oasquet, which was
organized May 21, 1933, under Capt.
Shirley B. Hunt.
Lawnmowers time to get them
sharpened and repaired; called for
and delivered. Medford Cyclery. 23
N. Fir. Phone 261.
RESIDENT OF GOLD.FAKE SALESMAN
HILL FOR 57 YEARS i VALLEY REPORTEO
CALLED TO REWARD
Alice Morris Cook, wife of R. L.
Cook, paad away at their home In
Gold Htll early Saturday morning at
the age of 68. She waa born In Dade
county. Missouri, and at the age oi
II. crowed the plains with her par
ents by mule team and settled at
Gold Hill where she hss resided for
57 yesrs.
Mrs. Cook waa a member of the
Oold Hill Rebpkah lodge and leaves
a host of friends throughout the
county best den the following rela
tives: Husband. R. L. Cook; one son,
C. L. Cook of Chicago: three sisters
and five brothers, Mrs. O. A. Cole
snd Mrs. M. J. Mc Adams of Grants
Pass: Rose Haymond, Mary Alt her
and Mrs. J. U. Smith of Gold HIH:
John Morris, Lskeview; Joe. Monroe.
Oregon, and Alex of Antiorh, Calif.
Funersl services in care of the
Conger Funeral Parlors, will be held
at the Gold Hill cemetery conducted
by Rev. D. E. Millard at 2:00 Mon
Last week a salesman, representing
himself as an agent of the Oregon
Woolen Mills, was In Medford selling
blankets, reputedly from that com
pany, at half price. The man contact
ed the home of a prominent Medford
merchant, whose wife became sus
picious, and notified the police and
the chamber of commerce. The police
were umtble to locate the man. but a
wire of Inquiry sent by the chamber
to George L. Baker, manager of the
Oregon Manufacturers' association
elicited this reply:
"The Oregon Woolen Mills has no
authorized agent selling their pro
ducts at cut prices. Portland Better
Business bureau has record of Indi
vidual who is misrepresenting woolen
Industry. If you can furnish us name
of importer we will give you complete
information to end his racket."
The chamber yesterday warned all
housewives to be on the lookout for
the man. and If he contacts their
homes, to get In touch Immediately
with either the police or the cham
ber of commerce.
A preliminary meeting t organic
!a SERA recreational class for women
iwill be held at the high school gym
nasium Tuesday evening at 7;M
o'clock, according to Miss Golda
Boone, Instructor for the new project.
Dancing, sports and gymnast 10
will be Included In the recreational
program and classes will meet one
day each week, the dates and huure
to be announced soon.
Anyone interested In Joining the
group is Invited to be at Tuesday's
meeting. No fee will be charged lor
the course.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Obituary
Clarence L. Petry, 4r.
Funeral services for Clarence Lewis
Petry, Jr.. 1 9-year-old son of Mrs.
Dale W. Smith and grandson of J.
W. Ayrea of Phoenix, who was accl
dently kiiiea by a flying belt from
a wood saw last Monday, will be held
at the Conger chapel at 2:30 today
(Sunday).
The pastor of the Free Methodist
church of Grants pass will officiate
and Interment will be In the Sis
kiyou Memorial park. '
Northern Life
Insurance Co.
Home Oirlrr, Scuttle, Wii-.li.
('umplrtc roveriise Conlrints
Life Aicldpnt llrulth
Office. 107-los Liberty Rid?
Phone HI.
BEAUTIFUL SCENIC
Westover Heights
RESTRICTED DISTRICTS
Now available for attractive building sites
at. marvelously low prices. THIS ESTATE
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. Sold on easy
terms at prices three times cheaper than
previously priced. Tracts from $250 to
$750.
I will be pleased to show you this proper
ty, or, if out for a ride, drive up and look
it over. It adjoins the Carlton sister's
home on the Old Stage Road, west of Med
ford. Sold exclusively by
B. J. Palmer Agency
Jackson County Bank Building
Telephone 311
FLIER FORCED 001
OF
ASHLAND, Ore.. March 30. (8pl.)
Hllmer Anderson, Spoktme aviator,
was forced to Innd In an alfalfa field
nenr the overhead cross! ng on the
highway south of here Friday about
3:30 p. m.. when the rocker assembly
on his tiny two-cylinder plane be
came disabled. Anderson, waa en
route from Oakland, where ht hF
purchased the machine, to his linn
In Spokane, and the engine troubf
developed as he was crossing the SI
ktyotiB. Poor visibility added to thv
flier's trouble In negotiating the
mountain ridge but the landing In
the rough t field was made with no
greater trouble than a severe Jarring
up.
The plane was taken to Med
ford airport for repairs,
BIRTHS
Born to Mr, and Mrs. Max Over
street, at the Purucker maternity
home yesterday afternoon, a 7 pound
girl.
Home portraits of family group?
and children at Special Prtces
Shangte Studio, phone 1308.
Hare your Fountain Pen repaired at
Elliott's. 116 N. Central.
NORTHERN LIFE OPENS
LIBERTY BLDG. OFFICE
John Meyer, who came here two
week at;o ha di.Hrict malinger for the
Northern Life Insurance company, of i
5enttle, has opened offices In rooms!
407-40H Liberty building. Mr. Meyer'
extend! a welcome to all policy- j
holders In the district to visit the
nw qunrtem. as well aa any others!
lutneMed In securing lite Instirnnoe
protection. Hi rompnny originated
ih yenra u the "3 In 1" complete
ctnetnsc contract Life. nccUlent and
henlth.
BURK'S
314 E. Main. Tel. 418
SEAT COVERS
for all cars, 05c up
Ore and Biillior
Purchased
tlcMM.4 hv Stat ml nubftte
WTLDBHRG BROS.
SMtiLTING Ac II li FINING CO.
OSumM. 742 Mtkt 5t.,Sn FrtnciK
PUnti Snl( Pencil
A TTENTI0N!
FRUIT GROWERS
DORMANT OIL
Let's rlcnn tip those apple trees! We ran supply
Ncutrol A Emulsion which is manufactured by the film
oiu Balfour Guthrie Co.
Also, a coniplcto line of GENERAL CHEM.
ICAL CO. LEAD will be available at our
warehouse, the POPULAR ORCHARD
BRAND in both ASTRINGENT nnd
STANDARD, sizo 4 lb., 5 lb., and 6 lb. bags.
We will sell you only what you use. Any
unbroken packages of lead can be returned
for credit,
American Fruit Growers, Inc.
To Patrons Who Pay On
Delivery Or Within 10 Days
These Firms Will Grant a-
20
immeimt
To the People of Medford and Vicinity!
Due to Increased Production Costs the Mem
bers of the Medford Cleaning and Dyeing
Associationat a Meeting S a t u r d a y-Have
Found It Necessary to Announce a
Cash Discount
Effective at once, this substantial discount
will be made for CASH PAYMENT on de
livery or within 10 days from date of order
... A real incentive for patrons of Medford
cleaning establishments to pay cash!
25
The Medford
Cleaning and
Dyeing Firms-
find ft neresarr to make thla ad
tanre In charge In order that the
high standard of work and service he
maintained. Steadily Inrrralni" rot
of material and other nrodurtinn
expenditure make this twenty-five
perrent ariTunc aowilutfly necearr.
riiee firm take thta opportunity to
eprea to the people of Medford and
Tirlnlty their Mncere appreciation for
the genentiift pAtrminge of the pat
arann.
Increase in Changes on
All Cleaning and Dyeing
(EFFECTIVE APRIL 1ST)
UNIQUE CLEANERS
20 SOUTH CENTRAL PHONE 06
PANTORIUM DYE WORKS
HOLLY NEAR SIXTH PHONE 244
CITY CLEANING & DYEING
530 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 474
MEDFORD CASH & CARRY CLEANERS
530 EAST MAIN PHONE 1700
NU-WAY CLEANERS
40 SOUTH CENTRAL PHONE 1216
CAMELO CLEANING & DYEING WORKS
211 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 12G0
SOUTH FIR STREET