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PAGE ETOTTT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOUI), OREGON. FRTDAT. FEBRUARY 7. 1936. AVOIDS FRIENDS WHO WOULD GIVE SOLACE "Teddy," the gallant chow dog which walked all the way from Long Beach, Calif., to Medford to rejoin hi owner, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Che ney, after becoming separated from them In the southern city, Is still missing. Apparently disconsolate at finding his "family" gone, the dog haa so fnr re Mined to make up with any of the friends of his master. nd although he hn been awn and recognized by several, he steadfastly refused to be taken. Those who have seen the dog say that he Is emaciated and weak locking from his 800-mlle trek. The Jackson County Humane society is co-operating Vith Mrs. Elizabeth Ouncierson In her search for the pet. A call came in from South Oak dale Thursday that the dog had been sighted In that district. Both Mrs. Gunderson and the Humane society combed the district for over an hour, but no further glimpse ol him was caught. It will be appreciated, Mrs. Oun- derson repeated today. If anyone seeing the do will let her know, or call the Humane society, 1516 The dog will be easily recognized, Jwtng of a dark red color with a long, rather fuzzy coat, mis ieet are patd to ho nwollen. An Is typical of all pure-bred chews, Teddy's tongue Is black. The Humana so ciety end Mrs. Gunderson, a frelnd of the Cheneys, are anxious to take the plucky animal In before he at tempts to return south, or before he becomes ill with disappointment, as is sometimes the case with ani mals, according, to Humane society authorities. llluit Coffeiiluin BONNEVILLE, Ore., Feb. 7. (AP) Engineers said today the Initial blast to remove the old cofferdam at the Bonneville power and navigation pro accompIiBhed Its purpose without damage to the dam Itself. Several windows were broken and huge tim bers were thrown high In the air. Am you a member of Ethel'vyn B Horfmann's HOSIERY iLUB? Join Now. The outstanding radio program now being released over coast -to-coast net works la unquestionably the Major Bowes Amateur Hour, released each Sunday at 5 o'clock over the NBC chftln. Major Bowes, the originator of the Amateur Hour, has been Instrumen tal In giving hundreds of amateurs a chance to prove their ability to en tertain, not only on his radio program,, but also In shor subjects for the screen and in stage units' now touring the country. Mcdford will be given nn oppor tunity a week from Sunday, February 16, to see and hear these talented amateurs In person, when they will appear at the Craterlan theater for matinee and evening shows on the stage for that one day only. Person ally staged by the Major himself, each unit Is a carefully balanced show that successfully combines the essentials of good entertainment, Including dancing, singing. Instrumental music, comedy and the novelties that are almost Invariably found In a sho of this type. Presented in a "vaude ville" 'manner, the unite have been meeting with sensational success wherever they axe played, invariable setting new box-office records and creating thousands of new friends for the Major, and his air program. Medford will be the first Oregon city (with the exception of Portland during their automobile show) that has been given the chance to view Major Bowes' amateurs in person, and as a matter of fact, one of the first cities In the entire Pacific northwest. Booked here by the Fanchon and Marco offices In Los Angeles, the ama teurs are expected to fill the desire for "In the flesh" entertainment that has not been available up to this date. A complete screen program will be shown on the same program. Weather Northern California: Generally fair tonight and Saturday, but unsettled extreme north tonight, with snow over mountains: colder Saturday; moderate to fresh northwest winds off the coast. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight with snow flurries In mountains; much colder tonight, with cold wave: Sat urday fair, colder south; decreasing northwest wind of fthe coast, High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Phil Lowrjr.' Because student arc showing' In creasing Interest In the recently In troduced health education courses, school authorities and Instructors of physical- education have expanded the program. The new aet up provides for live one-hour periods a week, two 01 which will be devoted to work In general physiology and hygiene. A full credit for one year's work will be allowed those who satisfactorily pass the required standards. Ed Klrtley, assistant athletic coach, and Head Coach Bill Bowerman are the bovs' ' Instructors. Both have been Instrumental In planning. In troducing and executing the pro gram of voluntary health education. Miss Carln Degermark, who ha long been associated with sport activities for girls, Is supervisor of health education for girls. An outgrowth of health education Is the organization of Intramural basketball and Individual porta tournaments. The boys are organized Into teams, each one of which will play every other team at least once. Games are played In the boys' gym nasium from 7 to 9 o'clock In the evening. The public Is welcome w come any time. Later In the year Mr. Klrtley and Mr. Bowerman will offer classes In wrestling, boxing and track. According to athletic heads, plana are underwny to make baseball and track major sports at Medford high school. BjfjajijBjBjajBffjajajjajBfjBjajfjBli MmlaMtm6, -Mil SPECIALS FOR FEB. 8th to 10th DID YOU GET YOUR FREE 8-CUP IGA GRANITE DRIPOLATOR YET?... ASK YOUR GROCER! PEAK COFFEE lb. 26c Red 'A' COFFEE lb. 18c Red 'A' Coffee 3 lbs. 50c Blue 'G' COFFEE lb. 21c Ground fresh to suit you. IGA Gelatin Dessert 3 for 1 3c CRISCO . . 6 lbs. $1.09 CAMAY . . . 4 for 19c 0XYD0L, large pkg. 22c P&G NAPHTHA giant bar 6 for 25c I . ! Boys and girls (and grownups too!)... 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