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PATHS TE2T MEDFORD MAIL" TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEiffiER 23, 1935. DISTANT READERS F Advantage Is Taken of Low Rates by Subscribers In Remote Cities Praise Is Given for Carrier Service ftufcsotiptlonj far th Mail Tribune art owning la from dtntunt centers un&ej Qbe low annual rata now In ef fect. The most dlit&nt aubsorlbor thus fax to order the newspaper for anoth er ymr during the bhrin day period la Lincoln McConmrk -f Irvlng-on-the-Hudaon. New York. Next fartiieat removed from Med ford la J. T. Little of Dixon, 111., and following him la E. C. Coppln of Phoenix, Arizona. All three of theee aubscrlbers were former residents of this city and all eent notes with their renewal sub scriptions stating that they are de pending upon the Moil Tribune to keep them definitely linked with their old home town. In renewing their subscriptions for another year under the bargain rate plan, many readers state that they have been patrons of the Mall Tri bune since It was launched more than a quarter century ago. Among these enthusiast I o supporters are Judge P. L, Tou Velle of Jacksonville, Harry Steel of motor route A and Mrs. L. Aiming of 317 East Jackson. Along with orders for the paper have come numerous compliments for the carriers, their faithful service be ing described as moat courteous and efficient. Bargain days will end October 1. Until then subscribers may order the dally and Sunday paper for a year for leas than two cents a day. Regular rates will become effective again at the end of the bargain period and then no reductions will be available for another year. Suicide Theory Upset REPUBLICAN PARTY RETURN TO FAVOR SEEN BY LEADERS WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S. ;p) Re publican party chieftains gathered hero today to discuss finances for the 103(1 presidential campaign, reported "a decided trend in our favor" In popular aentlmonU. Chairman Honry K Fletcher of the Republican national committee told newspapermen, aflor the morning ses sion of the executive committee, that means of raising funds for the cam petrn had been discussed but no de cisions mado cither on' finances or strategy. Asked' whnt reports committee members had brought of popular sen timent in their areas, Fletcher said there had been little discussion of that, but added: "As far as wo have gone, everyone had noticed a decided trend in our favor in every state we have discussed." Fletcher said he was already pledR- 10 open a western headquarters ,,,,1,1 n j "1 '-- r i1 ; K k t 4 $ I vi Htm W , m '? ' I --I vdf A corner's Jury tonight returned the iim-xpected venllrt that plnmorous Evelyn Hoey (nliove), Blnr of several Ilroiultvny musicals, whs Mint to death by persons unknown In the bedroom of Henry llnririleston Rogers, Jr., (Inset), at Ills I'entilvnnltt country plnen a fori nlcli t ago. The oppn venllrt inert n a the case will go before a grand Jury for further Investigation. Rogers and Ullllnm J. Kelley, a house guest, nro under technical charges of suspicion of murder. BUCKHORN LODGE HEALTH RESORT TO BEDEVELOPED (Continued trom Page one.) The company, Incorporated In this state, la capitalized at $30,000, all of the organizers having an equal interest, Mr. Wahl explained. The first formal organization meeting will be held within ten days, at which time officers will be elected and plans of operation perfected, he said. ' The McGrews will vacate the lodge aa soon as their hew home, now being built on the property, Is com pleted. The property has an area of 100 acres and la situated 38 miles south of Medrord on Emigrant Creek, six miles from the Klamath Junc tion off Oreen Springs highway. No stock In the new company Is being publicly offered at present as ample capital has been provided to complete the first unit of improve ments, Mr, Wahl stated. The . medicinal qualities of the waters at Buckhorn Mineral Springs have been known throughout the west for many years and Indeed the place has a rich heritage In his torical lore. Long before the white man pene trated Into the west, the Indians sought cure for their ills at the springs. Seeing the red skins bath ing in the mineral waters gave an idea of their curative value to J. C. Tolman, first Judge of Jackion county. Mr. Tolman acquired the property and erected the present lodge about a quarter century ago, the place becoming familiarly known as Tolman Springs. The property changed hands several times and finally Mr. and Mrs, Mc- Grew acquired ownership. In addition to the curative waters there is also upon the property a T STOLEN BY BUTLER HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 35. (UP) The leopard-skin pants which Johnny (Tarean) Wclsmuller used to cover his graceful physique, had a fatal fascination for Vivian L. Htrsch, 24-year-old butler, he admitted In po lice court today. So did the silken what-you-may-call-lta with which Lupo Velez, Tar zan's wife, adorned her equally grace ful but in a different way figure. So he swiped those, too. Illrsch, who has buttled all around the film colony, also had a few keep sakes from Mary Astor, when he worked for her, but these were limit ed to cocktail nhakcra and Bllverwarc. fie pleaded guilty on two uuuntt, or petty theft, and was ordered to ap pear before Judge William Tell Ag gler for probate. ed in conjunction with the "graas roots" conference "os soon as practicable." "We did not discuss candidates nd we will not. nor did we discuss plat forms." Fletcher said. Moat of the morning session, Fletcher aald, was devoted to con sideration of a report by citorgo F. Oetit of Illinois, national treasurer, and the prospects for raising funds. "The prospect la good for getting a tibstantlol campaign lund. and It is not going to be secret, either." Fletch- er reported to the newspapermen. t . omn.iictn vTiuuiiuy wm in re ply to assertions of Post master -General F&rlov that Rniihil.m. .niH be required to list recetnt of mr I poratlon he aald was being formed to acquire funds secretly. 4 Banquet Thursday Will Honor Haney POItTLAND, Ore., Sept. 35. (AP) Dert E. Haney, recently appointed an a United States circuit court of ap peals Judge for the ninth circuit, will be honored at a banquet here tomor row at 7 p. m., at the Multnomah hotel. Guests and speakers will Include Governor Martin. Mayor Carson, Rep resentative Walter M. Pierre, carl C. Donaugh, United States district at torney, and Associate Supreme Court Justices Bailey and Belt. I I . I aa fun.! FUEL OIL SPECIAL PUMP SERVICE Any Kind You Want PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE HATES 00 PER TON Ask fnr price til quantity lot,. BUY NOW AT SUMMER PRICES Lower your fuel cost by lining HOYAI, the best Itiih coal ynn can buy. It OVA I, n rleini " and Inng burning. PER TIER 12-in. Dry Fir in load lots Our wood Is made from large body Fir mid all best qunllly. Ask for prices on Ifl-lnrh and 4-foot Fir, Also hunhvooil. F. . SAMSON CO. natural carbon -dioxide well which Is said to afford beneficial results In cases of asthma, sinus, catarrh, ec zema, arthritis and rheumatism. The gaa Issues from the well In a vapor. Carbon-dioxide gaa has nearly 60 commercial uses, the latest of which is the manufacture of dry loe. The newly-formed company doea not plan to develop the commercial possibili ties of the gas, though any proposi tion advanced by industrial concerns for its commercialization will be carefully considered, Mr. Wahl said. it was recalled that an engineer who made a survey some years ago re ported that 92600 worth of the precious gas waa being wasted dally. "Many southern Oregon people have encouraged the development of these springs into a health resort," Mr. Wahl said. "Improvements now under way constat of several new cabins completely furnished, bath house for hot mineral and hot mud baths, gas bath house, electric light ing, water and sanitary system. Im provement of the present lodge, la&d acaplng of grounds and many other developments required to make the resort a pleasant and beneficial place to stay are on our Immediate pro gram of modernization. Every con venience for the comfort and wel fare of the patients la being con BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Van Horn. So. Grape street today at the Community hospital, a baby boy weighing 8 pounds and 10 ounces. Both mother and son are doing nicely. 4 Use Mall Tribune want ads. COMMITTEE WILL MEET THURSDAY The first meeting of the 1035 bud get committee, composed of J. W. McCoy of Ashland, banker; H. A. (Bert) Thlerolf, Medford, lumberman, and M. 8. Chose, Table Boric, orchard list, and the county court, will be held tomorrow to elect a chairman, a secretary, discuss procedure and "get acquainted." The chairman and sec retary will be chosen from the ap pointive members. County Judge Day announced ten days ago that the main problems be fore the budget committee would be the road fund and relief appropria tions. The latter fund the past year was listed at approximately t&O.OOO, and Is one of the largest Items. The road fund la also Important, aa many of the county routes are beginning to show the effects of travel, with the minimum of upkeep over the past five years, and are In need of improve ment. A number of district have ssked for new roads, Commissioner Otto Caster aald this morning, and are receiving consideration. The first regular meeting of the budget committee la scheduled for about October 1, with a publlo hear ing scheduled for early In November, WINDOW QLASb We cell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet work HEAR BANWELL At a meetlnn of the Business and Jrofesionftl Women's club last nlpht at the Medford Hotel, A. H. Bnnwel! addressed the irroiip on "Women's Civic Responsibility " He enlarged on the theme, and pointed out that women have a definite place In civic activities, and msy plsy an Important part in community projects. Illustrat ing this by predentin; suggested pro jects to the club. Announcement was made of the Invitation extended the Medford or gsnlratlon by the drams Pass B. P. W. to attend a social meeting In Grants Pass Thursday nliht. Mem tt wishing to go mny call KUielwvn B. Hoffmann, at 62, or Mis. Welshsar at 1333-R. ' Purebred Stock Arrives For Show PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 35. (AP) A special train carrying 15 carloads of thoroughbred livestock for entrance In the Pacific International Livestock expedition which opens here October A. nrrlvevl h.r vat-iv1a The prize animals came here direct ! irn me Washington state fair, Just ,Birv oiiiuint. imi. oiuo riooons ai reuly won this season. LA OIIANDE, Ore., Sept. 35. (AP) Harvest of the early varieties of ap ples was underway today In the La Cirsnde orchard district with one cr losd of Winter Banana apples already jnepsred for shipment from lglo. . .. I i rnnno m.i.v vvu ai Mivaroir n I rcscntntlvo Wnlter M. Pierce, carl C. I . Donnugh, United Stntes district at- ' ' torney, and Associate Supreme Court I y'www'JM"'. fnimmmrrmit.mMm,)nun.m isaji i Justices Ballcy and Belt. 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