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PAGE TE3 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 7. 1935. PERL DESCRIBES TRIP 10 PANAMA AT ROTARY MEET An Interesting description of his recent visit to the. Pnnama Cnl Zona ws Riven by John Perl at to day's Rotary meeting at HoWI Med ford. Because of the moderate cost and great enjoyment of this trip, every American should see America's great engineering feat the Panama canal, the speaker said. An Interest ing description of the various points of Interest at the canal and the re mains of old dredges and ottwr equip ment used by French engineers In tiielr futile attempt to complete the original project were given by Mr. Perl. MtltlHry precautions taken by the United States army and navy to safeguard America's great Investment were also mentioned. The canr.l at the points of the locks Is tlO feet wide and 80 feet deep. An Interesting account of Mr. Prrl's vllt to the cities In the canal zone, and his description of the na tives and their customs and charac teristics, were also given. Traces of early conquests by the famous pirate. Morgan, his trails and cannon, may .still be Mewed by tourists. Mr. Perl concluded hla Interesting talk with a description of the mis slsc and Intricate equipment of elec tric "mulea" used In handling boats throiiRh the canal. Saturday evening, May 23. hu been designated as a date for Medford Ro tary clubs "Ladles' night." according to an announcement made by chilr man Boyle. Next Tuesday's meeting jv!i; be presented by Ie Bishop, Pro gram' Chairman E. C. Corn announced. f In Normal Play "1 J r George Irunrh smith In the role if Oratlimo, In the" southern urer.oll Normal srhiiol production of Shake speare's ".Merchant of Venice," being pla.ved at the school auditorium May 10 and II at 8:20 p. m. GRID COACH POST STILL WIDE OPEN AT BEDFORD HIGH (Continued from Pa One FAVORED, 55 TO 33 (Continued from page cjwi) Dnriahey. Diffy. Opr. Htch, Lewij, lygRPt. Long, Moloney. M'fAd-o. M1? Cn r rn n, McOlll, M-c Re I la r. Ml irton . Moore, M"iirphy, Murray, N'eely. Over ton, PKtman. Pope, Riusril, Scii Wal ton bach, She-ppaPd, Smith, Thotwaa, Okia.; Thomas. Utah; Trarcaiwiell, Tru nin, Van Nuj.. Vi'teeri-w. Total Derttocrat-s. 43. Rcvmbllca-na: Br-ah, Ca-p-per. Carey. Ravi's, Dickinson, Prazw, aitisi, NorrlH, Bchall, Stelwer. ToMri. 1. Prctitrewlve : La Folletre. Tof-vl, 1. F'arm-lJibor: 8hl.t-!.. Total, 1. Grant, total. 65. AKiitnut PntMinn, IVFtiwrata: AshuriM, Bnlley, Mar It ley, E;own, Bulklry. Burke, Wyrd. Conally. Diet rich, Kletcher, Gerry. Glaas, Gutfey, HitrrlKon, K-ayrien. Kln.g, LowfT-gMi, Kr.'..uHfC( Rob-lK-sff-n, Waiter, WdMi. Tnlal, ai. Republicans: ' Austin, B'A-rbi!)U.r, Co'Us-s. il'AJe, KMstlnpn, John(?.fl, Keyes. MrcSf-iwy, letntcnlf, Towtwmci, Vanctealsttrg. ami Whlt-a. Total, 12. F-ranrt twt'al, 2-3. Paira anri other afoatvat'ew tvanoimcft jwenta owi flrwil pmwk erf tto hill were, : For the bill: Norbcck, Rvynoldt, ,Vyc; against It: Tydlnfta. No an nouncements were ma4 for Gcra or O'Mnhoney. 4 SENT RELIEF HEADS PCWTLAWn. Ore.. May 7. (API AH work relief project manaRers and superintendents In Oregon have been waryd t; cuard against any an pm rut ice of Rocky Mountain spotted fever, sometimes Known as tick -fever, following rej,.ru of two deaths in Hnrney county as a result of the drended disease. Ths- fever la caused by the bite ol the female tick, usually during the taring and (jrly summer, and often proves fntnl to the person Infected. . Hecmrr ItiHly. NEWPORT. Ore. May 7 (AP) Wi'ih the recovery from the Alsea river of the body of Lawrence Oberer of Port In nd . one of foir persona drowned March 23 when their atito mobile Pkidried Into th? utream. the bodiea of mU the crash victims have been nccounted lor. "in!Ll,fj,tiiiUW- -t1 For RG-Selljnp A New Entrance Is Worth Tvyice lis Cost . . . Ffrt Imprewlntio re litt lite . , . Infllin eunuch to make or break mum an nttrnrthe ile. m nnt iim i. ne uf (he new. ea-y nindei n I I nc ln.in? you'll neer fret Mtf- -n.t. ( 111. 1 All our plan, lnfi.i m1mi, Venice pecurlng mirk men. etc. ate I KM: Hi ( (T OK Ollt ItiATlOV Woods Lumber Co. J u k-' it .ii (.cnirf. ('hone to1 E CHAIN FOE HELD BY POLICE ON SANITY TEST (Continued irvm pags one) Roy Lamb, professional football play- J. Russell Atchison, and Delbert Scott. iVappoose high school. Fred J. Marlncau, now coaching at Karr.pa, Msho, high school hu i ap plied, ils has E V. Cain, graduate of the University of Washington and Washington State college. Lawrence Hoi'.etler, coa-h at Arlington, Oregon high sef'ool Is a graduate of the Unt verilty of Southern California who hu applied, and Donald Uoblnson. coach at Fallfn, t.'evAda. a grail u5te at Eureka co!lef, In Illinois Is anoth er prospect. L. W. Tucker, coach at Clstskanle. an applicant, Is a gradu ate of Pacific university. Kenneth R. Zlnn la the applicant froi Miami university in Ohio. Of thexe appltcnr.Vs some will undoubt edly be seriously considered before the final selection la ntfide. ThomM Ireland, of Myrtle Creek, a grtvrtv.tte of O. S. C, Is being urgf.1 by his friends to apply, as are Don Paber of A-hland, a Willamette grad uate, and Cnrl Bourell, o. S. c. who is now athletic director at Central Point. An appiuatlon ?.f Interest la that of "Dusty" Kline, who has an lmprenslve record In both rootbaTi and basket ball. Kline Is at the present time coach at Bolne, Idaho, the srhool which recently appoln'-Ml D. K. Bnr gh'r, Medford coach, to the position of heM..l athletic director. One man nromlnentlv mcnt.iniH for the position Is Mrdford'n own ! Wsmla Hughrs. HugheA has one of the most Impressive records In the state, a- a player, but has not nuidc application. There la a possibility that he enn not meet the technical quali fications for teachers certificate In this state, but i: he can meet the requirement there la little doubt hut i wha, he would rank high among the field. Another Medford man who would prooably be Rooked upon with fav-r were he to apply in um nnwerman. high school star here while under CallUon. Univer?Ly of Oregon sta.. a nd now cohc h p Fr a n 1 1 n high, school In Portland. "licnest" John Warren. Astoria ! coach who has had his application in j at Medford for some time. Is definite. I ly out of the picture, according to Hedrlck. he hnvlng cancelled hl ap- i plication by wire upon acceptance of I the frenhvinn coitchlng position at ' the University of Oregon some time ! ago. city, he returned to the hotel, where he bought three copies each of thfl Portland Journal and the Portland Oreigonlan. He Informed the cigar stand attendant, that the managing ed I tora of both these metropolJ ta n sheets, "fell down on the Job. and left out the big chain-letter atory," "World's Greatest Sooop" A Mai Tribune scribe, while eat ing hi breakfast, was contacted by 'Farreir with the promise, "I have the g-reft.t'yt scoop In history for you." In a lobby corner the scribe was di rected to do the following: Telegraph tho city editor of the San Francisco Examiner, "to get .out an extra on the chain letter atory"; "Run out to the aJrport, and re serve a seat on the next plane, and buy a Icket." Order out the tate police at once, to act as an escort. People Dime Crazy "There la this much about It," eSld Mfr. Farrer unle3 everybody starts tearing up ehaln-ttcrs as fiat as they get them, the monetary su tem of America la a goner. The peo ple have gone ei'&zy over a dime. I will have It stopped by three o'clock this afternoon. If I fall kiss Amftrlea good bye." The cruaaSer rushed about In hi s;lrt-sleevrs, took copious notm. and rsn up and downs to Irs frequently. In the heat of hla bstitle. We Is Titian of about 33 years, plainly drestwd, of medium stature, and provided with fun,!. Early tfcl morning, a number of local residents received telephone calls, from "Farrell." announcing ht plan to abolish chain-letters. CHICAGO NEW YORK; WASHINGTON in 3-mlle-a-minute Boeings Trsve! the popular Mid Continent Route to all major eastern cities. Day or night nights to California and Portland. Big, comfortable, twin engined Boeings, two pilots, stew, f.'dcss service. Luncheons aloft. Tickets: Mun. 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