Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1935, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD IfXILi TRIBUTE, 5CEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 23. 1935. Rule are that after the petition la signed It must remain on the cal endar seven legislative days before a vote can be had. Votea are permissible on such pe titions only on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Thua no vote this session will be possible. PORTLAND, Ore.. Autf. 25. ( AP) Word was received here today of the death In St. Catherine's. Ontario, of Johnson P. Porter, 67, contractor who built James J. Hill's ribbon of rail Into central Oregon, Unknown Dies ALBANY, Ore., Aug. 23 (AP) The Identity of an Itinerant scissor and knife sharpener found seated In death at a camp table under the Wil lamette river bridge In Benton county Tuesday, remained a mystery today, Coroner K. C. Fisher said. Quests at the I. E. Meyer home at the next regular grange meeting September 7, The following officers Mrs. Daisy Fischer Here Miss Daisy Fischer and Miss Harriett Per.tin;. both of Portland, were among r"t ors in this city today, leaving by train for Oranta Pass after visiting Crater lake. They also plan to visit the Oregon Caves. 4 THE DALLES. Ore.. Aug. 93. CAP) Funeral services for John B. Goff, 79. rancher of Lone Rock since 1881, will be held Saturday. Lake Creek Sunday wen, Mrs. Wllmarth ana brother and wife, accompanied by a friend, all from Oranta Pass. THE GRANGE have been elected so far: master, Henry Walruff; overseer, Roberta ON OPENING DAY IN RANKS OP CCC LAKE CREEK. Aug. 23. (8pl. Mrs. Emma Wahl.ra who haa been helping at the E. E. Meyer home for the paat two week., retumeg to her home In the Dry creek aectlon, Sunday. Mr. Elizabeth OrlMom la visiting her daughter. Mra. Charles Clngcade near Eagle Point. Mia, Cora Bell Smith of Phoenix 1, spending this week with her cousin, Edith Hoefft. The Misses Charlotte and Lillian bates of Portland were week-end guests of their aunt, Mra. E. E. Meyer. Mlsa Charlotte remained for a few days while Lillian spent a few days with Miss Irene Charley, re joining their parents at Crater lake Sams Valley Orange Mr. Wright, the well known au thority on poultry raising, gave a very Instructive talk on the subject of Incubation and the selection of breeding stock for poultry for the Orange lecture hour Saturday night. Another Interesting number of the lecture hour was a game of Indoor baseball played tiy scoring on ans wers to current questions. Some of the farmers found themselves grown quite rusty. Visitors present were Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop and Miss Lola Blackford of Central Point. The Central Point visitors assisted Mrs. O. T. Wilson In the first steps of organizing a Juve nile grange, which will be completed Dinner guests Tuesday evening of Hamlin; steward, Stanley Straus; as sistant steward. Donald Grant; lec turer. Emma Prink; chaplain, Buela Walruff; ceres, Marian Duggan; pb mona. Regenla Dusenberry; flora. Lova Dusenberry; lsdy assistant ste ward, Oale Beebe. Remaining offices will be filled at the next meeting. Pair business occupied most of the Orange session. The order voted to entertain the merchants who had ad vertised on the drop curtain Septem ber 28 with a wholesome country dinner. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bagadale were II. O. Meyer and Charlotte Bates. Mlas Nellie Ortssom returned to Central Point Tuesday, where she will soon resume her studies In the Central Point high school. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Orlssom visited Saturday with Mra. Elisabeth Orls som and Mlas Nellie. Bill Swain of Brownsboro la kalao mlnlng the school rooms this week at Lost Creek In preparation for school, which atarta the ninth. There will be a dance at the grange hall Saturday night. August 24. . 4- Forest Fire la Public Enemy Num WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. (AP) A pot on the opening day In the next e salon of congreu on the Patman $2,000,000,000 bonus -Inflation bill wai uured today. Backers of the bill finally obtained 317 signatures on a petition to take the bill away from th houu ways and means committee and bring It to the floor for a vote. Under houM riles, however. It would be Impos sible to obtain a vote this session unless congress meets well Into Sep tember. WASHTNOTON. An 2S. ( AP) The civilian conservation corps sn nounced today enlistments reached 462.000 on August 17. Of this number 13.000 were In dians working on Indian reservations and 400 were In camps In Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Enlistments by states of origin were reported as Including: Arizona 2076. California 32.77a, Idaho 3303, Montana 3393, Nevada 601. Oregon 6608. Washington 805B. Of the 1297 fires reported on tha national forest of Washington and Oregon In 1934, 61 per cent were man-caused. 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