PAGE EIGHT
' GROWERS TD SEE
CONTROL OF PEAR
BLIGHT ON
F
A meeting of pear growers of the
Rogue valley will be held at the
Southern Oregon experimental na
tion near Talent at 3:00 p. m. Fri
day, It was announced today.
The meeting was called hv n. n
Cordy, assistant county agent, to give
growers a final opportunity to see
the results obtained by the selection
of blight resistant French root stocks.
The work of selection has been
carried on for the past 20 year's by
Prof. P. C. Helmer who has gathered
pear atocka from several foreign
countries and now has what la said
to be the largest variety collection
In the world. Prnm thlK mlftlnn
several resistant types were developed
but as thev were not consider,! t-
lefactory from s growth standpoint
mey were discarded as commercial
possibilities for root stocks.
Feeling that the French root atock
was the best for all-around purposes,
Professor Relmer planted 10.000 com
mercial French seedlings which were
Inoculated with blight-producing
bacteria. Each year many trees died
and the remainder were again Inoc
ulated until finally only ten trees
were left which were entirely resist
ant io nngnt Infection, Mr. Cord
explained. . .. .
seedlings from these ten resistant
French seedlings have been propa
gated along with commercial French
seedlings. What 1: described as the
"phenomenal" resistance to blight
and the uniformity of growth of
these selected treos as compared with
the blighted condition nt th nnm
mcrclal seedlings will be shown the
growers at Friday's meeting.
All valley growers are urged to at
tend as It was satd this will be the
usi. opportunity to see the final re-
-...I, uiikjii. resistance in selected
rTrncn root stocks.
for concerted and wholehearted In
tereat In government by every Amen
can.
Or. 8. s. Phillips discussed pre
ventive medicine In veterinary. Be
pointed out the lntereatlng fact that
veterinarians ana bMnin .
with the medical nrofeiuiAn in em
ploying preventive, remedies to
eenous illnesses In animals
NEGROES CONFESS
1
MURDERING
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQKJJ, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1935.
BRITAIN LEAVES
PATH OPEN FOR
AFRICAN PEACE
Continued irom rag one)
Klamath Falls. Ore.: lln.r.. a,,...
Mils and Redding, Calif.
COLUMBUS 'tuts rw e
Sheriff Frank Hoegmeyer, said to
day two negroes confessed to him
thst they criminally attacked and
killed Miss Oeraldlne Kollman, 19,
whoso body was found In a creek
Thursday. At first It was believed she
had drowned.
Sheriff Hoegmeyer aald the negroes,
Bennle Mitchell. 10. .r,H ..,
Una. 18. made a full confession to
.vlc ana sisying Sunday night.
They were rushed to the Harrla
eounty jail at Houston after being
charged with criminal attack and
murder. .
ILLEGAL
SPEAKERS TOPIC
Corporations" waa the auhject oi
the Speakers club in regular weekly
meeting last night. Web Clark. In
the capacity of maeter of ceremonies,
Introduced the topic; and pointed
out the vital part that corporation
Play In everyday life.
Dr. B. H, miiptt spoke on "The
Advantages of Incorporating," point
ing. out that Individual property and
Interests can better be protected by
the use of corporations, thereby lim
iting the liability to the amount in
vested, ,
Attorney T. K. Deuel, speaking on
Control of Corporations," discussed
ine metnods by which small groups
.L 7, mtl bul Proportionately
small capital investment can control
vast corporations. Prank .Hull dis
used Americanism, and the need1
SALEM, Oct. 3J. (AP) The l3o
legislative act providing for Mult
nomah county to borrow funds to
carry out the old age pension law
for the eounty, was declared uncon
stitutional In an opinion by Chief
Justice J. U. Campbell of th n.
gon supreme court today. The esse
was entitled Multnomah county, re
spondent, vs. Flrsr. v,i,nn.i t--.
i-ortiana, a corporation, and I, H.
Van Winkle, attorney oen.r.i .
The act was held to be In viola
tion of article IV, aection afl, of the
Oregon constitution tu..u ...
selective title.
EXPECT 6000 PEWS
AT
CHICAGO. Oct. 95 rim
- , ' viKan
I re re of the fir.i ,
.... . ..J..-1 conven
tion of Townsend old age penalon
v...-. luooy saia indications were
uuuvi persona, lnclnri n Bnnn -1-
gates. Would he rmant -.1
"iisn lur-
mal sessions begin Thursday.
1 nia aouDies our expectations "
said Robert K ri.m... ., ,
secretary and co-founder ' with Dr.
. . . uwnsena or the plan to pay
200 per month tn n.r.. . .
of age or older. . ,
A caravan nr. 7a v.,,.-.
pected tomorrow from the west.
St. Anne'a AUn avi.... - .
- w wr,n
Heart Pariah win - . .
... . ,..,. jTinsn nalI B o'oiy,.),.
Bridge, pinochle and five hundred will
be played. Publio invited.
key, notified the league today they
a put, into eiiect the first sanction
Imposed against Mussolini's govern
ment, the embsrgo on shipment of
arms to Italy.
With their action. 23 nations hare
Imposed arms embargoes.
Two other late developments of
the day were these:
No Gas Used, Says Halle
In Addis Aha.ni.- ffmtu-M u.n-
oeisssie told the Associated Press cor
respondent there wu nn
reports tne Italian army had used
either poison gas or dum-dum bul-
In Wsshlngton, the state depart
ment Indicated there vam iiti. im
mediate possibility the United States
aln and Invoke the 1007 Hague neu
trality convention.
There were Indle&Mnn rmn, d--,.
and Rome the efforts for peace were
moiy .naping up. it was expect
ed II Duces terms for ending this
conquest sealnat Hall Ri.a.i.'
plre would be transmitted to London.
-.,u men 10 ine league, through Pre
mier Pierre Laval, of France.
While Museollnl and Sir Eric
Drummond, the British ambassador,
have been trying to allay the tense
feeling between Rom an, r
one of the day's developments was'
likely to add to the strained relation
ship. Bar British Paper
The Italians barred from circula
tion In Italy the London Dally Tele
graph, a conservative newspaper and
regarded in nnllMfni ,i-i ....
- - ....... wibm m mo
.uUIece or captain Anothony
Eden, Britlan's leader at Geneva.
While an Unmnflrmut 1
....... uaiMN!1K
Telegraph report said the Ethiopians
th it 1 assaulting
.... . ,,,, omciai communi
ques said all was quiet at the fronts.
neavy raina in the southeaat Eth
lopla desert area delayed the north
ward drive toward hmf .u-
man U-glona under General Rudolfo
District Attorney ni.r. 1
ding Is In Red Bluff, Calif., acting
oprwntauve or uovemor Charles
Muua or ureeon m tv.- .
ing of the Cascade.Shaat w,..
land. The governor wh unable to at-
owing to the special
session of the legislature.
A telenhone r,nnt tvn
ernor to District Attorney Codding
saklng him to represent him was
received late yeaterday afternoon.
Six Inches Snow
On McKenzie Pass
XUQENE. Oct. 52 .......
-kin - j -nr iiivcr
vmim novereo over Lane county thia
morning with low temperature re
ported from the hlcrh 1
alx Inchea of snow covered the Mc-
AeiiEie psss area.
The pass waa belner vnf. n t.-
.... m piowa, no snow hav.
Ing been reported since the heavy
fall late Sunday afternoon.
Dalles Tomatoes
Nipped by Frost
l H6 UAIAjES. Ota riot tt a4
, w. mm. (firi
i omatO Tlnefl nnt ntUmw
plana were nipped by frost Isst night I
.... uiprai.ure aropped to33 de-
onincM end below
rreerlng In the higher orchard areas.
Temperatures were not low enough
i-f ui in
jure unnlckerf imnii in 1.. 1
......
jf. mvtuce nero waa not damaged.
EUGENE, Oct. 22.-(AP)Funeral
services for tha, lot u. r .....
terberger. for several years pastor of
.... . ...i.uu.,l i-resDyienan church
here, were held here today. He died
4
Lecturer to Salem Bicknell Toung
Christian Science lecturer who ap
peared here last nleht. left fm. i ,
today.
200 REGISTER AT
CASCADE MEETING
RED BLUFF. Calif.. Oct nnii
Exceeding all expectations, more
than 200 delegates hsd registered
here Isst night for the fifth annual
convention of the Shasta-Cascsde
Wonderland association, which will
end tomorrow.
Six Northern Cnlirnpni. nH,,..
and three In Minthim nrnn - .
prlalng the "Wonderland" area'. wr
represented. Birtn tm- th. i.
ventlon have been submitted by
Weather.
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Wednesday: normal temperature:
moderate northerly wind n tn.
rvmaf.
' Oregon: Fair tOTllo-ht: ariH ttrsu4nak
day with morning vnlley fog; alight
ly colder northeflRt nrotmn -inr-.
freezing temperature east and local
"UB weai portion tonight; 'mode
rate easterly nfr th
. - l-Otllfi
wuipcrHture Wednesday.
TAIftrxr tt
10 Turkers. Oum i '
. --1 sssi haw tXCITlfJ
T ZJrV r notlC an5 fI. O. It.
Stated Communication of
Reamee Chanter, o if
Wednesday evening, October
aora. visiting members In-
vitea.
HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secy.
Special Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 32. R.
a. m., Tuesday, Oct. aand,
7:30 o. m. Work In P. M.
and M. E. M. decrees. Liffht. I
refreshments. Visitors Invited.
O. O. HORNER. H P.
GEO. ALDEN, Secy. 1
ft
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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. 1424.
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yard Celanes. Z:.'T'.:"lc.a ?.
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$ 9 8 .
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