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MEDFOED, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1933.
No. 137.
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AUTHORIZED LIS!
BALKM, Aug. 30. (Authoriza
tion to apply for federal funds for
the construction, reconstruction and
improvement of Oregon armories at
a, cost of $750,000, was given Major
General George A. White, in & resolu
tion adopted Thursday by the atate
board of control.
The resolution urged direct grant
of the funds, which would be obtain
ed either through the works progress
or the public works administration.
New armories would be constructed
at Baker. La Grande. Pendleton. The
Dalles, Astoria. St. Helens. Lebanon.
Spri ngf leld . Oregon City. Forest
Grove. Salem. Hillsboro. Grcsham and
Corvallls.
The proposed new building at Sa
lem would cost 200.000 and include
an auditorium.
Reconstruction and Improvement
projects were proposed at Woodburn.
Sltverton. Albany. Ashland, McMinn
villc, Med ford, Roscburg and Mnrsh-field.
OSC ATTENDANCE
CORVALU3. Ore., Aug. 30. (AP)
Oregon State college attendance
will climb further back toward nor
mal this fall. Judging from advance
applications, the registrar's office re
ported today.
Latest statistics on admission show
more than 60 per cent .'.ncreaso in
applications accepted thn on the
corresponding date a year ago. Some
of this may be due to earlier sub--mlsslon
of credentials, officials said.
Heavy Increase in graduate stu
dents and in transfers from other
colleges was shown in the advance
figures.
PICE HENRY OF
ENGLAND TO WED
PETITE BRUNETTE
BALMORAL CASTLE. Scotland.
Aug. 30. (UP) King George V. to
day announced the engagement of
his third son, Prince Henry, Duke
of Gloucester, 35, to Lady Alice
Christabel Montagu - Douglas - Scott.
34, a direct descendant of Sir Walter
Scott.
Prince Henry's marriage will leave
the Prince of Wales, heir to the
throne, the only unmarried child of
the British sovereigns.
"It is with great pleasure the king
and queen announce tha bethrothal
of our dearly beloved son. the Duke
of Gloucester, and Lady Alice Christ
obel Montagu-Douglas-Scott, to which
union the king has gladly given his
consent," the court circular announc
ing the event read.
The prince's fiance Is a petite,
blue eyed brunette with a peaches
and cream complexion and Is a smart
dresser. She is fond of sports, par
ticularly horseback riding, which is
the prince's favorite sport.
The prince his full name Is Henry
William Frederick Albert easily Is
the best athlete in the British royal
family. A younger son, he has lived
the rather dull life of a British army
officer, enlivened only by sports and
travel.
TAKEN BY DEATH
Oregon Heather.
Fair tonight and Saturday, but
considerable cloudiness west portion
and fogs on coast; cooler interior
north portion tonight; moderate
northwest wind off the coast.
The proposed reconstruction and Im
provement project at Medford would
probably amount to 1000 or $1500.
according to local national guard of
ficers, and would consist malnlv of
repairs to the roof of the Mcdford
Armory.
Officers excplolned that a detailed
survey of the local armory announc
ed some time ago haa not yet been
made, and aa yet the local nation.il
guard is "in the dark" as to what
other Improvements the project would
Include.
The original project for Improve
ment of Oregon armories called only
for a general list of nosslble improve
ment, which was submitted by Mcd
ford national guard officers.
TO
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 30. (UP)
Chairman John C. Veatch of the
Oregon fish commission told a Joint
meeting of the Chamber of Com-
merce and Progressive Business Men's
clubs today that the fall run of aal- 1
mon has entirely disappeared from
the Willamette river because of pol- ,
lutLon of water between Sell wood 1
bridge, Portland, and the river ;
mouth. j
"The people of Oregon must take i
an Interest In the solvit ion of the I
pollution problem of our streams," :
said Veatch. "Pollution Is a definite
threat to the commercial fishing In- i
dustry, worth millions every year." ,
Dr. Elwood Mead. U. S. commis- I
aloner of reclamation, said growth I
and stability of Portland will In a I
large measure depend upon Irrigated
farms In Its trade territory. j
NEGRO KILLER PAYS i
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR!
HTJNTSVILLE, Tex., Friday, Aug.
30. (UP) Ben Boyd, negro killer
whose life was prolonged for a month
by a governor's nightmare, went to
his death in the electric chair early
today.
Boyd was executed at the state
penitentiary at 12:12 a. m. for the
murder of Robert Golightly, restau
rant keeper at Wharton, stabbed to
death several months ago. Boyd, who
was engaged In a fight with two
other white men, suddenly broke
away from them and attacked Gol
ightly, a bystander.
Buy Enterprise Bank.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 30. (UP)
The First National bank of Port
land today announced purchase ol
the Wallowa National bank at Enter
prise, making It the 31st branch 01
the First National in Oregon. De
posits of the Wallowa bank exceeded
600.000 when transfer was made. It
is a pioneer Institution chartered In
16B8.
Distilled from genuine loe
berries, and properly oged,
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'I.3S rm
Mrs. Hftttle A. Koozer, mother ol
j away August 29 at the home of her
'daughter, Mrs, W. S. Edwards, in
Milton-Frcewater, Oregon. Hnttle A-
Bond was born In Wisconsin In 1850
and was united In marriage to A. P.
Koozcr in Iowa, in the middle 70's.
They came west, first to Portland.
Inter settling in Lake county In 1884,
where her husband died in 1917.
Besides her daughter, with whom
Mrs. Kooaer had made her home
since the passing of her husband,
deceased is survived by Ralph E.
Koozer, a younger sister In Iowa, an
older brother In Santa Crust, Cal.,
several grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
Mil ton -Free water Saturday afternoon.
REED'S PAL TRIES
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in an adjoining cell called guards.
Prison doctors said Hammond was
not In serious condition.
The prisoner is serving 10 years
for assault with Intent to rob in
Multnomah county. With Albert
Reed, lifer convicted of slaying Pat
rolman Victor Knott of Ashland In
i 1032, and Stephan Clink, Coos county
roooer, Hammond reached the prison
J library Tuesday night and bound
j three other convicts. The trio sur
rendered meekly to guards when discovered.
Sunday at 10:45 a. m. A love feast
wil be followed by a sermon by Rev.
Milton and observing of sacrament
of the Lord's supper. A cordial inrt
tstion is extended to all these, serv
ices. Use Mall Tribune want ads.
SALEM. Ore., Aug. 30. (UP) Wil
liam Hammond, one of three con
victs who made a halMieartcd at
tempt to escape from Oregon state
prison Tuesday night, was equally
unsuccessful yesterday when he at
tempted suicide.
Hammond. In solitary, slashed art
eries in his arms with a piece of
wire twisted from his bed. He was
bleeding profusely when an inmate
FREE METHODIST ELDER
TO CONDUCT SERVICES
The Rev. D. A. Collagen, pastor of J
the First Free Methodist church cor- I
ner South Ivy and W. Tenth street, j
nnnounced that R. J. Milton, district
elder, will hold the quarterly meeting I
services beginning tonlht and con-
tlnulng over Sunday. He will pr?ach 1
every night bfInnlnx at 7:45 and'
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