MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1935.
! by C. L. Bardo, association president,
high record were Ben Gibson 01
Ashland, Emtl Drehr of Klamath
Falls, Howard Hart of Lakevtew, Fred
Nelson of Grants Pass and Sidney
Blood of Medford.
Russell stated before leaving with
Knutson for a sales conference in
Marshfleld that business la increas
ing In leaps in southern Oregon
as well as In other parts of the west
coast.
Ashes of Chapman
To Rockford, III.
NEW YORK. Dec. . (AP) Ashes
of Arthur Chapman. 63, who wrote
operations there. Picket were at
work and no new developments were
reported. Cause given for the strike
was alleged discrimination on the
part of mill officials against an em
ploye. I
First Quarter Tax
Due December 15th
Fourth quarter payments of taxes
are due December 15. and according
to the tax collection department of
the sheriff's office, the final pay
ment have starting coming In. Next
week la expected to see a rush of tax
payers. Payment, also continue fairly brisk
on personal taxes and a few have
paid up their delinquent taxes.
Coos Bridge Spans
Are Joined Today
NORTH BEND, Ore., Dec. 6 (AP)
Officials from numerous Coos county
cities gathered today to watch state
highway workmen Join two giant
cantilever steel spans from the north
and south piers of the 3.255.000
Coos Bay highway bridge.
No formalities were scheduled.
The bridge, more than a mile long,
will be the largest tidewater highway
span In the northwest.
Portland Postal
Receipts Growing
PORTLAND. Dec. 0. W) Port
land Nocember postal receipts were
$233,130.96. a 10.14 per cent Increase
over November. 1934. the postmaster
announced today. Money orders in
creased 1 per cent to 1,342460.
demands;
"The maintenance of constttutlon
I al guarantees, preservation of the
I freedom of private enterprise, main-
tenance of sound tax and financial
Lethal Gas Death
Prison Gas Death
Declares Warden
RALEIOH. N. C. Dec. 6 (AP)
Warden H. H. Hlnnlcutt of the
state prison here, who has seen 160
electrocutions In an official ca
pacity, doesn't think much of the
state's new lethal gas chamber.
"If I had to die." the veteran
prison warden said today after
viewing tests of the gas chamber.
"I' rather go In the electric chair.
I believe the chair la quicker and
a Brent deal less painful."
HELD INDUSTRY'S NEED
LAUDS SCHEFFEL
policies and security through econo
mic progress."
Submission of the program came
after a series of speeches hostile to
the New Deal. Nearly every speaker
has attacked It. Among them have
been Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.. president of
General Motors, Robert L. Lund,
chairman of the association's board
of directors; James A. Emery, the as
sociation's general counsel, and Bardo.
the poem. "Out Where the West Be
jG'ns." wlU be taken to Rockford. III.,
i where he apent his bovheod. after
cremation tomorrow, members of his
family said today..
J Author, and former managing ed
I ltor of the old Denver Times. Chap.
man died at his home In Greenwich
JO
Prank E. Russell, regional director
for Oregon, Washington and Idaho
of the California Western-States Life
Insurance company, accompanied by
Earl Knutson, former manager of
the Medford branch and now pro
moted to the Portland office, was
a visitor In Medford Thursday con
JACKSONVILLE SCHOOL
BANL IS CIVIC ASSET
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 6. (Spl.)
Jacksonville parents re enthusiastic
NEW YORK. Dec. 6. (AP) A 1936
platform of "merited Individualism."
aa opposed to New Deal policies, wan
submitted, today to the National
Manufacturers' association.
Leaders of the large Industrial or
ganization, meeting In lta fortieth
annual convention, predicted over
whelming ratification of the piat
. form.
The platform, drafted by a group of
the leaders and formally submitted
Village last night.
MARCOLA MILL CREW
REMAINS ON STRIKE
EUGENE. Ore., Dec. 6 (AP) One
hundred and fifty employes of the
Fischer Lumber company at Marcola
remained away from their Jobs today
following yesterday's walkout which
silenced, wood, sawmill and planer
ducting a regional sales conference.
Snowmen to Meet A full attend
ance woa requested today for the
meeting of the Rogue Snowmn at
the Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce at 7:30 Monday night. Officers
for the new year are to be elected and
plans for winter sport mapped out.
Willie here Russell highly com
about the new high achool band
organized by Mr. Botta of Medford
and are eagerly awaiting lu first
public appearance. Thla la the. first
band of lta kind here for several
years and Is hailed as a fine asset
for the high achool and community.
plimented Howard Scheffcl. present
manager of tho company here, for
his remarkable work in writing 76,
500 in Insurance business here in I
November. Salesmen who were work
ing under Scheffel to crack the old 1
WINDOW GLASS We sell window
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windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
met Works.
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