Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 20, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE SOLDIERS ENJOY Is extended to the Purrler family In i JQ T g JQ PARTY day night for a big stag party to be staged at the Legion hall. A short business meeetlng will be held, fol lowed by the Installation of newly elected officers to serve during the coming year. A large attendance of "Voyageurs" irom Grants Pass. Medford. Ashland and Klamath Falls Is anticipated. Chef de Gare Lee Garlock has re quested all "40 et Bers" to wear their chapeaux and smocks. GALLOWAY TO DIRECT STATE FAIR PUBLICITY ernor Martln'a political campaign, will be named aa publicity director of the Oregon state fair. It was learned here today. Galloway will work with the state department of agriculture. Oregon Weather. Fair tonight and Friday; some cloudiness near the coaat; warmer In terior tonight and east portion Fri day; gentle to moderate changeable wind off the coast. Mr. Purrler leaves a loved wile. Adele Purrler; five children, mother, sisters and other relatives. H? would have been 81 years of age in Decern ber. IN ASHLAND SATURDAY Southern Oregon members of the "40 et 8 Soclete" of the American Le gion, will gather at Ashland Satur SALEM. June 30. vr, Robert H. Galloway, former Klamath Pills news paperman and recently active In Gov JAUNT 10 T Use Mall Tribune want ads. Dse Mall Tribune want ads. MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 20. 1935. , ON PUGET By Capt. C. T. Tengwald. CAMP MURRAY, Wash., June 16 (Special Correspondence) Today, Sunday, the camp la more or less deserted, with the boya tn town on week-end leave. Seattle. Tacoma, and Oiympla are points where most ol , the boys "hit" out for, and most of them will come dragging in late tonight ready to enter the second week of Intensive training. Tomorrow morning the camp win arise a half hour earlier than usual , in order to prepare for the annual brigade Inspection, which will take ; most of the morning. With this out ! of the way the troops from the en- j tire camp will be moved out Into j the wooded areas east of camp in ! preparation for the big divisional , maneuver which takes place the lat ter part of the week. I Company A has been the proud possessor of the battalion pennant ! for the best mess hall since the start ! of camp. This pennant Is awarded i each day by the inspectors and Is much sought after. The company in the battaUon. receiving this award the most times Is, at the end of camp, awarded the regimental pen nant and from present Indications Company A stands a very good chance of capturing this much cov eted honor. William E. Gllmore was promoted: to second cook after arrival in camp, with rank of private first class, and he Is filling his new position with much credit to himself and the com pany. The boys of Company A and Head quarters company are all In fine health none are on the alck list and from present Indications and unless the unforseen happens it doesn't look aa though ny of the boya will be on the "inactive" list. Mount Rainier looms up majesti cally to the east and although It is some 60 miles away It appears as though It were only a short distance from camp. Many of the boya would like to take a trip to Rainier Na tional park, but ti.e intensive drill schedule being carried out at this year's camp will not permit any leaves long enough to make the trip n STATE PAYROLLS MAY BE FORCED TO QUIT . SALEM, June 20 (AP) Should state departments and heads of In stitutions put Into effect a recom mendation of the budgetary control office, about 75 married people, mostly women, will be dismissed from state employment after July, it became known here today. The budget office will recommend to department heads and superin tendents of Institutions that any woman, whose husband is making an equitable salary In some other de partment or in private or commercial business, be replaced. In cases of institutions, where It Is advantogeous to employ married couples, the ruling will not be ap plied, but In state departments it will apply to all persons, whether one or both are working for the gov ernment. The budgetary control officials, however, are only making the recom mendation, but It was believed U would be made effective. The sug gestion will be Included in the re port to be submitted within a few days on the standardization of sal aries. It was estimated the ruling would affect from 50 to 75 persons. i OF EVANS VALLEY DIES OF HEART AILMENT F.VANS VAVLLE7, June 30. (Spl.l Harry Purrler. highly esteemed citi zen of this valley, was found dead June 13 by his wife, Adele Purrler. upon her return In the evening from the logging camp, where she had gone to see her son, James Purrler, on business. A day or two before, Mr. Purrler had complained of a pain In his heart and when Mrs. Purrler was leav ing at 3 p. m. he complained of be ing tired and asked her if she would be at home tn time to get supper, to which question she replied In the affirmative. Upon her return, she found htm ly ing on the bed with an open maga zine by his hand which he had evi dently been reading as he rested. Mr. Purrler had been working too hard this reason, doing a double amount of caring for two farms, and evidently overtaxed his strength. He was a member of Enterprise Orange and his presence waa always welcomed because of his genial dis position and willingness to appear upon any proeram at short notice, as he hsd a fund of recitations alwrys refldv. The eldest daughter. 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