Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1935, Page 15, Image 15

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MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935.
run Cnlted Presi
No. .137.
M
STAFF AT HEATHS
W. H. Thompson has bn added
to the ataff of Heath's drug store at
20 North Central avenue. He comes
l'rcm Portland.
Mr. Thompson Is a highly qualified
prescript lonlat and merchandiser,
having had years of experience In the
drug store business. He and his wile
and two children will make their
home In Medford.
"We have hod to Increase our ataff
because of expanding business," aald
Fred Heath. Jr. "Economic condi
tions have improved materially. If vrc
can take aa a criterion the substan
tial Increase In our business the past
few months."
Use Mall Trloune want ada.
COLD SNAP COSTLY
LA GRANDE, Ore., Not. 8. (Jp)
The long cold snap In Union county
ruined between 20.000 and 95.000
boxes of apples In the Elgin area and
from 00.000 to 75.000 boxes in the
I Imbler district, a survej disclosed to- J
day.
More than half the harvest was ,
completed before the early cold spell
descended.
Potato growers were not sure yet
of the extent of damage. In some
places the freer was shallow and the
ground dry. Wheat growers likewise
waited until the return of moderate
weather to make estimates of fall
wheat loss.
crop loss of more than 500,000 will
result tn Multnomah county from
the cold wave. County Agent 8. B.
Hall estimated today.
The cold killed practically the en
tire late cauliflower crop with a loss
of about $250,000. he said. Cabbage
loss was about S50.000. Practically alt
garden produce and dairy forage in
this section was nipped.
ORBSHAM. Ore.. Nov. 8. rV A
Qfl-rllc, said to be Indigenous to
Siberia, was grown In England as
early as the 16th century.
IS
TOE
Capt. Carl T. TengwMd, command
ing officer of Company A, 188th In
fantry, is appointed a member of an
examining board in special orders re
ceived today from Major General Ma-
lone of the ninth corps area. Presidio,
of San Francisco.
Ma. William H. EUenburg. Ifl2nd
infantry, and Maj, Walter Abbey,
coast artillery, also were appointed
to an examining board.
These boards were appointed "for
the examination of such officers as
may be ordered before them by proper
authority to determine their fitness
for federal recognition In the infan
try and coast artillery corps, national
guard."
KITZMILLER FATHER OF
SEVEN, HALF POUND SON
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 8. 0? John
KitzmiUer, one of the all-time great
in University of Oregon football, la
the Jubilant father of a son.
John Wesley Kttamiller, Jr., la the
name of the seven end one -half-pound
boy of the Oregon back fie Id
coach. Mrs. Kitzmlller and the baby
both were doing well.
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