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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1935.
AT GRAN
71 BELOW ZERO
FT.
FAIRBANKS, Alnk, DfC. 7. (AP)
Eord breaking cold gripped Inte
rior Alruka todmy.
Port Yukon, Alaska, on the upper
Yukon, reported 11 below zero today,
lowest December reading In the re
corded history of the el-year-old
trading post.
Fairbanks' B9 degrees below zero
last night equalled Its previous De
cember record of 1813.
Circle City reported 60 below; Big
Delta, 88 below, and Eagle and Daw
ton, 63 below last night.
All readings were from official gov
ernment thermometers.
At Nome, on the Bering seacoast,
the mercury was comparatively high,
registering eero. This fact, coupled
with the abnormally low reading In
land, Indicated there that the In
tense cold wave was coming straight
from the north pole.
Disturbances off coast and mild
weather at Barrow, on the Arctic rim.
Indicated the cold wave may break In
a day or two.
TALKON MUSIC
Mri. Esther Church Leake wm guest
speaker at the second meeting of the
Intermediate Teachers' association
held yesterday afternoon at the court
house, her topic being certain phases
of music. During the session Christ
mas are Ideas and plana for a Christ
ina program were exchanged and dis
cussed. The next meeting was announced
for the flrat Saturday In January, at
which time Mlsa Ida O'Brien of the
Southern Oregon Normal school will
present a study of Intermediate read
ing problems.
Teachers wishing questions an
swered may mall them to Mrs. Oolden
at Phoenix.
T WATER FOR
MINES IN COUNTY
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP) The
state game commission at Portland
filed application with the state engi
neer for a permit to appropriate 10
second feet of water from Rock creek,
tributary of the North Umpqua river,
for fish propagation In Douglas
county.
Other applications Included:
Olenn M. Young. Jacksonville, for
two second feet from Steve Oster
creek, for placer mining in Jackson
county.
Martin J. Love, Jacksonville, for
one second foot from a. spring, tribu
tary of the Applegate river, for do
mestic purposes in Josephine county.
W. P. Wright. Rogue River, for one
second foot from Tom East creek and
Black canyon for milling purposes in
Josephine county.
IN FOG BLANKET
LONDON, Dec. 7. (AP) The en
tire British Isles, except for a small
part of Wales, was blanketed today
by the first general heavy fog of
winter.
Air service was cancelled, forcing
foreign secretary Sir Samuel Hoare
to arrange to go by boat and train
to Paris Instead of by plane for his
conference with Premier Lval.
BEST IN YEARS
(By the Associated Press)
Holiday shoppers, In a merry buy
ing mood, rushed retail stores
throughout the nation last week for
the atart of what merchants predict
may he the greatest Christmas season
of years.
Industrial progress kept pa with
retail trade. Smoking factories,
crashing looms, the clang of heavy
hammers resounded as the Associated
Press Index of Industrial activity
touched the highest point Blnca, July.
1930.
Tri Index, adjusted for seasonal
variation, stood at 89 per cent of the
1829-1930 average.
Prom the 20th through the loth
shopping day before Christmas, prac
tically every section of the country
experienced the benefits of the ex
panded buying wave.
Increasing armature and battery
business. Severln batteries have be
come very well known In the Rogue
River valley. The new location will
give Severln some much needed
room for armature and battery service.
Held For Walla Walla
SALEM. Dec. 7. (AP) W. J.
Laird, SO, was being held by the
sheriff's office here pending the ar
rival of officers from Walla Walla,
who will return him to that city as
soon as extradition papers are Issued.
No ,'ook For Transients
SALEM, Dec. 7. (AP) The Salem
transient quarters, "Hotel Demlnto,"
will reopen as soon as Chief of Police
Frank Mlnto can find a cook who
can qualify.
FLARE AT TRIAL
SPOKANE. Wash.. Dec. 7. (AP)
Enmities and alliances Inside the
Idaho state prison at Boise protruded
prominently today Into the first de
gree murder trial of Clarence Bog
gle, returned here from the Institu
tion. He la accused of beating to death
Morets Peterson, 82.
Charles McCullough, ex-inmate of
the prison and star state witness
against Boggle, was grilled by defense
counsel to try to establish a bitter
enmity against Boggle. McCullough,
paroled, testified yesterday that Bog
gle told him he had beaten the aged
Spokane man to death.
The defense accused McCullough of
"framing" the story agalnnst Boggle
with other Inmates who bore a grudge
against him.
Loan Heads Meet
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP)
Members of the Oregon League of
Savings. Loan and Building associa
tions met In convention here today.
Charles L. Stldd of Portland presided.
HEMSTITCH INO AND BUTTON
MAKING at The Handicraft. Ill E.
8th, back of Cinderella Shop.
MEDFORD EAGLES
TO ATTEND MEET
About 24 members of the Medford
aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
and the auxiliary planned yesterday
to attend the southern district con
vention In Klamath Palls this after
noon. The drill team, captained by Jack
Hueston, will stage an exhibition. The
auxiliary delegation will be headed by
Mrs. George Coats, state president.
A business session wm oe neia irom
1:30 to 5. A banquet will be serve!
In the evening.
Technicality Halts Spending
McMINNVILLE. Ore.. Dec. 7. (AP)
Technicalities blocking final ap.
proval of the 5,000 PWA and city
library on the Llnfleld college cam
pus probably can be worked out
within a week. City Treasurer E. o.
Apperson said today.
Dallas City Hall Bid
DALLAS, Ore., Dec. 7. (AP)
Curtis Gardner of Portland won th
contract for the Dallas city hall oa
a bid of S38.970.
XMAS PHOTOS
iTniirinv Srjeclale Now I
PEASLEYa Opposite; Holly Theatre.
Sever in Electric
In New Quarters
Walter Severln, owner of the Sev
erln Battery Service at 1522 North
Riverside, announces the opening of
a modern new service station at
1303 North Blverslde, which will be
called Severln Electrlo and operated
In connection with his armature re
winding and battery manufacturing
business. The new station will feat
ure Signal gasoline, oils and greases
as well as a stock of tires, tubes and
accessories.
Mr. Severln says he will keep the
old location open until buildings are
completed at the new place fof the
TICKET SALE BRISK
FOR EAGLES' BALL
A brisk advance sale of tickets for
the annual oharlty ball sponsored by
the Eagles was reported yesterday.
The dance la to be held Tuesday at
the Oriental Oardens.
This social event Is held by the
Eagles each year to raise funds to
provide Christmas baskets for the
needy In Jackson county,
Achte Lang's 13-piece orchestra will
provide the music. Fred Powell la
general chnlrman. Tickets may be
obtained from any member of the
Eagles.
Nash Men Leaving
Today For Portland
Walter W. Abbey, Ted Sonleltner.
Weldon H. McBee, Prank Peterson
and Ottla Hackett left today tor
Portland to attend a Nash factory
meeting Monday. They will return
Wednesday with a carload of new
Nash 400 Deluxe sedans and coupes
for Immediate local dellvory.
Mr. Abbey announces that the
IPSO Nash automobiles may now be
purchased on the new Nash six per
cent low finance plan. Mr. Abbey
reports they have been swamped
with reqiiFAts for entry blanks for
the Nash $10,000 contest. The money
will be given to the persons who
best describe the new Nash motor
which has flOD fewer parts.
Announcing the Opening of
ELECTTMC
at
1303 No. Riverside
DEPENDENT'
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vest
ALL AROUND"
Performance
QUICK STARTING, ANTI-KNOCK. POWl, MIlEAOt
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o
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Tires, Tubes and Accessories
SPECIALIZING IN
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GIVE US A TRIAL
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32 NORTH RIVERSIDE AVE.
I
Radiator Front
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15
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