Medford mail tribune., June 11, 1935, Page 5, Image 5

MEBFORP MAIL TRTEUXE. MEDFO K D. OKF.nON. TUESDAY. .TTXE 11, 19."-".
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"raving mad," told them at the hos
pital today he escaped from tlie Pen
die ton aaylum four w)ca ago.
The tip that led to Dooley'a cap
ture followed a report that a man
vu prowling a residence. The of
ficer found Dooley and he attacised
at onoe with the hatchet, fled, was
shot down, attacked again nd final
ly waa laid low with two more bul
let In the leg.
The gospel campalin. opened under
the big white tent opposite the Jun
ior hl?h school Sunday, received a
commendable hearing under the min
istry of Dr. C. H. Babcock, and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Caywood. e- m.ulc
directors.
Speaking on "The Call of the
Ch urch ." Dr. Babcock used a h la
scripture leseon the first eight Terse
of I. Cor., chapter 1, and drew his
text from the second verse. Hla mes
sage in gist follows:
"The spirit of the Lord was given
for the purpose of correcting man'
moral and spiritual life. The church
Is the Institution of God, as tne pro
moting agency In carrying forward
this program for correction.
"Tlie actual church of Jesus Christ
is a living, throbbing organism,
well as an organization, and you can
no more kill this vine of God's plant
Ing than you csn kill the power of
Chrtfit. As the sun climbs over the
extern hills, and tills the valleys
with Its glory, so God fills the church
' with the glory or Hla majesty and
power.
"Man Is wonderfully and Immor
tally made. There is not gold enough
nor silver or precious stones enonzh
to buy the vnlue of His worth. But
Jesus Christ Is the only answer to
the bosom cry of man In weaving
anew his broken spiritual fibre. Jeaus
Christ is that something new for
which man must look today to re
fashion society and mold aaln the
stability of economic surety. Tlie
basic principle of righteousness is
the stamp of economic success. To
start at the bottom of our trouble,
first of all. man must be taken apart
and put up right.
"The church of God la wonderful
In H revival power, yet we have well
nigh become paganized In the land of
Christian birth. We nearly Buffered
the loss of our liberty through the
Innovation of the alphabetic govern
mental rule, but thanks to God for
the supreme court.
"The Holy Ghost is the agency by
which the church pulls aside the
draperies of mill's darkened spirit
and brings to his door the awakening
light of God. Horrific sadness awaits
the non -inform! ty of man to the
redemptive plan of God.
"Christ only is man's hope and
stay when the dip of night breaks tn
upon his earthly pilgrimage. The
glory of Christ enthroned within can
never be dimmed by the shades of
eternal night."
There were 15 souls responded to
the call of the evangelist during the
services of the day. The speaker and
singers will be heard every morning
at 10. and 7:45 at night, throughout
the week, excepting Saturday.
ASHLAND BAND CONCERTS
START THURSDAY NIGHT
ASHLAND, June 11. (Spl.) Band
concerts In Llthla park will get un
der way for the summer on Thursday
night. June 13. it was announced to
day by Ward V. Croft, director of the
city band, which organisation will
perform for the public each Thurs
day evening during the summer.
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IN COPCO ITER BOX
10 BE HAND RAISED
Life among the sparrow hawks Is
not all beer and skittles. Such Is
the report from two Copto linemen,
who yesterday were forced to finish
breskintj up what remained of a once
happy sparrow hawk family.
Some time in the past a woodpecker
drilled a hole Into a wooden meter
box In the Blddle Lane district. This
venr a sparrow hawk family decided
tr tnV ovr this shod, and did so.
the mother laying three eggs which
hatched into nice young sparrow
hawks. That must have been three
weeka ago. Judging from the sice of
the young ones.
Several days nto the father hawk
met death suddenly and vtoljntly.
when he short-clrcutted 4000 volts
through his body by touching two
wires simultaneously.
That threw the entire burden of
supporting the new family to the
mother. This duty was taken over
by Harry Rinnbarper and Charley
Moore. Copco linemen, yesterday,
when they were forced to take down
the meter box which was no longer
needed. They brought the bird to
the Copco warehouse and found homes
for the little ons. Those who took
the baby hawks, plan on raising them
for pets.
SLAYING OF'
Use Mai) Tribune want ads.
CHICAGO. June 11. While a
helplew night clerk looked on In hjr
ror. a comely, red-h.iired nlM club
entertainer was shot to death in her
bed In a north side hotel tcday. Th?
killer and a companion had for red
the clerk to admit them to the 26-year-old
victim's room.
The victim was Identified bv s for
mer landlady as Miss Cecilia Venable
Although she had been employed In
Chicago night clubs for several year,
papers In her room Indicated a for
mer residence In Butte. Mnt.
The two men escaped while the
night clerk. Harry Keeney, was sum
moning police.
Rabbit Breeders
Meet In Ashland
The regular monthly meeting ot
the California-Oregon Rabbit and
Pur Breeders' association was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
j Williams in Ahland. June 2. Tiie
! table show scheduled for thst day
j was postponed until the next meet
ing, which will be In Lithla Park,
i Ashland, on July 7.
j Slenderize with Specer Individual
ly Designed Corsets. Marion Jeanne
Tel. 467.
For Hose that Wear buy
NOLDE & HOHS1
Ethelwvn B Hoffmann.
On June 30 of this year, all auto
mobile operators' permits expire. The
state and city police offices In Med
ford are receiving many calls each
day in regard to obtaining new per
mits, and they have Issued the fol
lowing statement relative to the mat
ter: "Any perron ovc the ae of 70. or
any person who has never had an
operator's license on the state of Ore
gon, must make application directly
to an authorlred examiner of oper
ators and chauffeurs
"For those who now have a per
mit, it will be necessary to obtain a
renewal blank at one of the two po
lice stations. This blank must be
filled out, and sent to the secretary
icompanled by a fe of
not necessary that the
application bear a notary's seal, and
DO NOT SEND IN TOUR OLD
LICENSE."
The regular license examiner will
be on the third floor of the city nail
buildup. Friday and Saturday of this
week. June 14 and 15.
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Oregon Weather.
Increasing cloudiness: showers to
night cr Wednesday, north and west
portions; cooler Interior Wednesday.
Fresh and strong southesst and
south wind off the coast.
Phone 642. Well haul away tjut
refuse City Sanitary Service.
NEWLYWED BLUE JAYS
SARDINE OROTTK. (Spl.l A Study
of nature at close hand oftn brlnzs
up the question as to wether things
are regulated any more sensibly In
the animal kingdom, which acta on
Instinct, then In the human king
dom, which la supposed to act on
reason.
Consider the fewo blue-Java whleh
fchis spring made their home at the
edge of the old Dow property here.
To begin with, they must have been
newlyweds. for they built their nest
leas than six feet from the ground
In a small fir tree sparse with foli
age. Thus the nest was plainly vla-
loje ana witnin pwy ican vi tnmm- .
tlve humans, to say nothing of prey-'
lnr animals.
Tn the second place, they very care
lessly built the neat on an angle
and it tipped more and more with
the weight of Mother Jay during the
hatching period, until all but one
of the egga rolled out and crashed
on the ground.
Even then instinct did not come
to the rescue. The net remained on
a sharp slant and finally when the
remaining eig hatched the little bird
fell out and It would have perished
but for Mrs. John Lltster. who resides
close by. She discovered the little :
bird, as naked as a pine needle, with
the assistance of Chief, her fox ter
rier, and Flash, a neighbor's pointer,
whose suspicious actions around the
tre aroused her curloelty.
Mrs. Litster straightened out the
nst and put the baby bird back Into
It. All the while. Mother Jay looked
on from a nearby tree with such mis
givings that she emitted squawk
that were more raucous than usual.
When she found what had been done,
however, she was highly pleased and
nw she perm 1 1 her benefactor to
inspect the nest dally without a sound
of protest.
The baby bird is growing very nloe.
y. thank you. and soon will be on the
wing. Perhaps next spring It par
ents will have sense enough to build
h:e'ner and more securely.
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PORTLAND. June 11. A man
identified as George A. Dooley. atlas
M Miasane. recently escaped from the
sv.te hop:tal for the Insane at Pen
dleton. as ciptured In a running
gun batt with police here today
He was taken To a ;i-p:tal with three
bullet rounds in one leg. Patrolman
C. T Smith, who captured him. uf
f"ed a three-inch gash tn his fore-f-:m
:rwl!ns vhet he
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ACTUAL STORIES OF
STANDARD SERVICE
The desire of every Standard Service Man is to
render Service as Unsurpassed as the gasoline
he sells. This unusual and dramatic incident,
taken from the correspondence Ales of the Stand
ard Oil Company, illustrates, not the friendly
daily services constantly rendered, but some of
the exceptional efforts that are the direct out
growth of the "Standard Service Habit."
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FIVE MILES AHEAD"
"How far is the bridge? wherc's a good place to picnic
the Standard Service Man will gladly tell you. Ask htm
for the 1933 Standard Highway Map just out.
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"NOW SHE'LL SPARK"
Does your car need waking up? Just a little expert attention
may do the trick. There's no charge for checking the spark
plugs, battery and lubrication -and it take brt a moment.
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CALL ON STANDARD SERVICE
MEN FOR ALL THESE THINGS
COMPLETE LUBRICATION SERVICE ' TIRES CHECKED, .
INSPECTED, AND INFLATED ' ' BATTERIES TESTED
AND REFILLED ' ' RADIATOR AND CLEAN WINDSHIELD
SERVICE ' ' LIGHTS CHECKED HEADLAMPS CLEANED
. t f SPARK PLUGS TESTED AT MANY STATIONS '
VALUABLE MOTORING ACCESSORIES ' ' ' CLEAN REST
ROOMS ' ' TELEPHONE SERVICE AT MANY STATIONS
ROAD MAPS AND TRAVEL INFORMATION.
.See the Standard Oil Exhibit Building at the San Diego Exposition.
Wherever you travel, watch jot thtst signs for Standard Service and
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THE WHOLE CITY WAS
PARALYZED BY STORM
... and fhen no gasoline!
"Our power line were shot to pieces the whole
town was paralyzed by a howling, sixty-milc-sn-hour
storm. Thousands of homes were plunged into dark
ness. High-tension wires whipping in the gale had to
be repaired in a hurry to restore light to terrified fam
ilies power to the community.
"At 3 KM) a. m. the linemen' supply truck ran out
of gas a catastrophe I But we got a break. A Stand
ard Service Man was roused out of bed and did he
hop! Our truck was filled and on the job in no time
that boy's a real trouble -shooter!"
An unusual emergency, certainly 1 But "trouble
shooting" is no novelty to Standard Service Men
they're helpful to motorists every day.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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Standard Service Men can increase your tire mile.
thousands of extra miles. They're glad to keep up th
red pressure recommended for your size of tires of course
there's no charge. Get the Standard Service Habit!
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See how cheerfully the Standard Service Man makes your
windshield sparkle he'll gladly polish your headlights
and rear vision mirror, too! You'll like Standard Service!
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