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MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE. MT.DFORD. ORf'HON'. THURSDAY. MAY 2.1. 1fTA PAGE SEVEN Coal In Canned Corn COLUMBUS, O. ( UP) Mrs. L. P. Davis opened a can of corn for a meal. Laying neatly in the contents of the can was a lump of coal aa large as her fist. The Da vises ate no corn for dinner. Stenographer Crack Shot BAKERSFIELD, Cal.( UP) Crimi nals should have a vast respect for Miss Leon a Kloverdale. blonde stenog rapher for Sheriff Ed Champnesa. She Ia the best shot on the sheriff's force. Using a regulation .38-callber police revolver. Miss Kloverdale scored 96 out of a possible 100 points recently, crowding Undersherlff Tom Carter into second place. There should be some apt quotation about the mightiness of the hand that holds the nursing bottle. Ray Shannon. Jr.. ageo one year, tossed his bottle at his small sister, Kath- Mother and sister went to the hos pital for repairs while Ray went on with his meal. creased approximately 60 per cent In 1934 over the preceding year. Visit ors who arrived In the territory hy steamer and airplane totaled 24,009. compared to 18.117 in 1033. Jury Didn't Want Lunch PITTSFIELD. Mass. (UP) Court attaches were astonished here when a Jury, returning a vt-rdict at noonday, nked to be discharged without tHlcinv I A Intuitu Truil ln hmhps JUNEAU. Alaska. . iUPi Travel Raliy Tuts Pair In Hospital REDONDO BEACH. Cal. (UF- leen. with such for that It bounced arivantaee of the privilege of a fret and hit his mother on the temple from the United States to Alaska In Use Mall Tribune want ads. nrh at the county's expense. FOR MOVING. FEAR . ' - . SALEM. May 23. (AP) Salvage of the down stately columns left stand ing when the old capitol building was destroyed by fire, would be al most prohibitive In cost. T. O. Leary. to charge of the wrecking operations reported to the state board of control here today. The board had requested the col umns be saved for use In a colon Bade for the capitol grounds. Leary, upon Investigation, reported to the board the columns were madr of brick with a covering of plaster. He stated he did not discover any metal uprights to hold the columns intact. He recommended one be tak en down to ascertain the advisability of saving the others. In the meantime the threatened appeal to the state supreme court to restrain the board of control from destroying the walls of the capitol has not yet made its appearance. The Marion county taxpayers league an nounced It would appeal from the Marlon county circuit court in Its suit. The lower court had dismissed the action and refused a permanent Injunction against razing the build ing. As soon as the SERA crews clear ing away the debris from the ruins are ready, the walla will be brought down through the use of dynamite. Leary announced. I I I r-'Trmw1 i i I lltC S$ X ) j Fid 38 6.t 14 GRADUATING CLASS AI NORMAL THIS SPRING Graduates oi the Medford high from the Southern Oregon Normal school who are graduating this year at Ashland are: Misses Beth Oll Ungs. Olivia Todd. Ruth Ottoman. Marjorie Gregory and Bertlna El more. Graduates of Jacksonville hign school who are In the graduating class of the Normal are: Ray Lewis and Lula Metzger. Other Medford residents among j the Normal graduating students are Grace DeVriea and Ethel Thompson. Miss Gtllinga Is a graduate of the Junior college department. Miss Gregory will teach next year at Cen tral Point; Miss Thompson at Pros pect. Ray Lewis plans to enter the University of Oregon this year. Commencement exercises have been scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. June 4. In the college aduitorlum. Dean U. O. Dubach, dean of men at Oregon State college, will deliver the commencement address, i Oaccaiaureale aei'VlCvS will be held on Sunday. June 2. In the afternoon I in the college auditorium, Dr. D. v. Poling of the state board of higher education giving the address. Informal student events during graduation week include an alumni luncheon at 12:30 on Saturday, June 1. with a senior sports danoe at ie college following. An Informal faculty tea for sen iors will be given after the com mencement exercises Tuesday after noon in the college library, HISTORY GIVEN LIONS IN INTERESTING TALK At the meeting of the Medford lions club Wednesday noon at Ho tel Medford, Mr. Relnhart of the American Society of Automotive En gineers was the principal speaker. He gave a most interesting and in structive talk on the development and history of the petroleum Indus try, particularly relative to gasoline engines and gasoline, coupled with a practical demonstration of the principle of detonation and contrast between cheap and high grades of gasoline. He stated that about 80 years ago gasol'ne w& run Into sewers, when t,e iftrot oil well waa drilled, as ot no practical use, and traced the Brachial Improvement and develop ment of gasoline as a motor fuel. Shandies' and Newberry's attend -ance teams ara running a neck and neck race for honors In the contest which closes at the end of June. All members are urged to attend regu larly. It was announced that the Medford club would have at least a d al ega tl on of f ou r at the state oonTentlon at The Dalles on June S. 1 and 4. and that Ted and Eve lyn Shrader and some of their pu ptla will furnish the entertainment at th oonventlon sponsored" by the Medford club, and which will also b of great publicity value to Med ford. The club voted to attempt to se cure the 193. state convention for Medford and Is leaving no stone un turned to bring the convention her, and will make every effort at this convention for siirrees along these lines Next week at the weekly luncheon rtnual nomination of officers for the ensuing year will begin. All members are especially urged to at tend Mr Banwell urged the member ih:p to attend the banquet for Ma jor Armstrong and Major Owens at Ho:e; Medford at 6.30 this fining The membership showed murh en thusiasm and a farce number stated thPv irould attend. Calf Top Rrord OLOUSTER. O. (UP I A Hd stein calf born on the dairy farm of D. M. Sawyer welzhed 130 pounds, topplne all record? in the county and possibly In t:-.e tare T'.'.e :arz"t rslf on rep ort ere t o'.o re bor n weigh ed 105 pounds New 1935 Ward Refrigerator 5.65 Cubic Ft. Net Capacity! Worth Standard Quality . . . 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