MEDFOttD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD. OREGON. FRTPAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1936.
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COMING TUESDAY
Competition for the debate cham
pionship of the southern Oregon con
ference between Ashland, Oranta
Past and Medford high achoola, rill
get under way next Tuesday when
the Medford negative team meets the
Grants Pass afllrmstlve In this city
at two-thirty p. m. in the high school
auditorium. Tuesday evening, tne
Medford affirmative will go to Grants
Pass to meet the Cave City negative
team, falling In with the plan of
dual debates. Due to the fact that
Medford drew a bye. there will be no
debates here Wednesday, but on
Thursday afternoon the Ashland af
firmative will come to Medford to
clash with the Medford negative :.t
the high school and In the evening
the process will be reversed.
The question, "Resolved: That the
several states should ensct legislation
providing for a system of complete
medical service available to all citi
zens at state expense" la being de
bated by high schools of thlrty-slx
states this year.
The winner of the southern Ore
gon championship will compete In
district finals, the successful team
eventually meeting other winners for
a state championship.
Two perm&nent Judges will be se
lected from the faculty of the South
ern Oregon Normal school and one
temporary Judge each day from the
city In which the trials are conducted.
The Medford tesms, cosched by
Kenneth Scott Woods. Instructor In
the Senior high school, consist of:
First affirmative, Jeannette Thstch
sr. Msbel O.Nell: first negative, Ed.
' ward Carter. Velma Stubblefleld: sec
end affirmative, LeVerne Valuer, Rob.
art Conroy: second negative, Lee
Bullls.
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OF CVA PROPOSITION
WASHINGTON. Feb. 31. (AP)
President Roosevelt considers the
Columbia rlvere basin, tvn area large
enough to warrant a special develop
ment authority similar to the Ten
nessee valley authority.
He expressed this view today In
reply to a press conference question
bout the northwest watershed.
Whether legislation would be
ought at this session was not dis
cussed. It la considered rather un
likely in view of the attempts on
capttol hill for an early adjourn
ment.
NUDIST QUEENSHIP RIVALS
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Blonde Ruth Cubltt (left), queen of the nudist colony at the San
Dleao exposition last year, and brunette Mary Pomeroy (right) were
rival candidates for the queenahip as the International fair opened
again for the 1936 season. (Associated Presa Photos)
ASSUMES DUTIES
Wilfrid T. - Frost of Berkeley. Cal.,
began his new duties today as rang
er of Crater lake national park. He
will be stationed temporarily at An
nie Springs whither he spent this
afternoon after conferring here with
J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger and
acting superintendent.
Mr. Frost, who arrived here by train
this morning from Berkeley, has had
considerable experience In park work.
He was with the service under ECW
for two and a half years in Sequo.a
national park. From there he was
transferred to Glacier national park
where he has served the past six
months.
. He recently qualified as a park
ranger under civil service and was
given a temporary appointment ef
fective today. His permanent appoint
ment is expected soon.
Mr. Frost expects to be Joined In
the summer by his wife who for the
present la continuing to reside In
Berkeley,
this afternoon by a slkr at the east
entrance to the Elk creek tunnel at
Hancock mountain, according to
word received at the division office
of the state highway department
here. Heavy rain last night and this
morning loosened approximately
2000 to 2500 yards of rock and dirt
which completely covered the high
way, it was reported.
UMPQUA HIGHWAY IS
BLOCKED BY SLIDE
ROSEBURO, Ore., Feb. 22. (AP)
The Umpqua highway between
Drain and Heed sport was blocked
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Wait till you see how easy
our Family's Whiskey
slithers down your throat!
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Me and the boys are up to
our knees in orders for our
Family's Whiskey. You
know it took a whole life
time of distilling experience
to make whiskey that trick
les down so nice and easy
as this does. So far every
body that's tasted it has said
it's the grandest whiskey
they've run across yet. I
hope you think the same.
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FURTHER REPRIEVE
IN CASEBRUNO
(Continued from Page One.)
Meanwhile it waa learned the Rev.
John Mattlesen, Hauptmann's splr- i
ltual adviser, had sent a circular let-
ter to many pastors of the United ,
Lutheran church In the United
States, saying "an encouraging word"
to the governor at this time "would
be greatly appreciated."
The Rev. Alexander Berg, pastor of
Christ Lutheran church, Trenton,
wfeo received one of the letters said
it read in part:
Much To Do
"I feel that we as ministers have
a great duty to perform to preach
and to stress civic rights aa based
upon God's word. And there Is a
great deal for ua to do. We have a
right to uphold those people who are
Interested In that, and especially at
this time the governor of this state,
Harold Q. Hoffman, and encouraging
word from Christian people to him
at this time would be greatly apprec
iated." The letter waa sent to Mr. Matthle-
sen "for no other purpose than to
enlighten you about .his (Haupt
mann's) moral and spiritual attitude
toward the kingdom of God and the
Lutheran church."
Of Hauptmann the minister had
this to say:
I know him and I love him. He
is a true Christian and a brother of
Christ ... I believe Hauptmann .has
been greatly wronged
OneEye Connelly
Will Crash Gate
Into California
PHOENIX. Aria., Feb. 21. (AP)
"One-Eye" Connelly who boast
of being the world's foremost
hobo and gate crasher, will test
the Los Angeles bum blockade
some time today.
Connelly, who is headed for the
Santa Anita handicap, and is "in
a hurry," pooh-poohed sugges
tions he might not crash the
blockade thrown up by Los Ange
les police to keep hoboes out At
California.
"It's going to be a cinch, a
push over," Connelly said. "I've
crashed tougher gates than those
leading to California
5 a. m. today rain measured 55 of I
an inch. This brought the total for
the month to 1.41 Inches, a deficiency
of .34. Rainfall for the season start
ing September 1 stood at 15 07 Inches,
an excess above normal of 8.00,
On Furlough Lieut. Phtlo D.
Smith, adjutant of the Medford CCC
district, and Lieut. William B. Clcgg
of Camp Prescott will leave here to
morrow for San Francisco where they
will apend'a week'a furlough. Lieut
Clegg will be accompanied by hi)
wife.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
BY
Occasional rain for tonight and
tomorrow was again predicted by tne
weather bureau today, with no change
in temperature.
Southerly winds, reaching gale force
in the Sacramento valley, brought
rising temperatures to the Medford
area today. The lowest temperature
this morning at 46 was ten degrees
above yesterday's minimum. At mid
day the mercury stood at S3, one de
gree higher than yesterday's maxi
mum and seven degrees above the
mark at the same hour yesterday.
United Air Lines planes have be;n
running late since last night bo
cause of storms north and south of
Medford.
For the 24 hour period ending at
Notice of Election In Fran Creek
IrrlRiKInn DUtrlrt.
To the Electors of Evans Creek Irri
gation District:
Pursuant to an order of the County
Court duly entered on the 19th day of
February, 1936, you and each of you
are hereby notified that an election
will be held In the proposed Evans
Creek Irrigation District for the pur
pose of determining whether or not
said district shall be organised on the
3 let day of March, 1936. In the Evan
Valley Schoolhouse, District No. 62,
at Wimer, Oregon, between the hours
of 8:00 o'clock a. m. and 4:00 o'clock
p. m.
The ballots for said election shall
contain the words Irrigation District
Yes and Irrigation District No, or
words equivalent thereto.
Three directors for said Irrigation
district shall be elected at aald elec
tion. The boundary line of said proposed
Evans Creek Irrigation District Is de
fined and specifically set forth In tho
order of the County Court of Jackson
County In the Matter of the Or
ganization of the Evana Creek Irriga
tion District, and defining the bound
aries thereof, dated the 19th day of
February, 1936, and filed In the office
of the County Clerk f Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, which aald description so
set forth in said order la by reference
made a part of this notice pursuant
to the order of said County Court. -O.
R. CARTER,
Couhty Clerk of Jackson
(county seal.) u. k. lakvbk,
, George Cut the Tree
So
WE'RE CUTTING TOO
AUTO TOPS
Installed
Sport Roadster ; ...$8.50 up
Coupe ... . ..... $2.00 up
Sedan . ..... . $4.50 up
SEAT COVERS
Seats and Backs Covered and Repaired
Coupe 75c . Sedan $1.50
SPECIAL PRICES ON
Auto Top and Seat Cover Material
New or Rebuilt Cushions
Side Curtains for All Oars
20 out on all Lawn Furnitur
Floor Mats to Fit Your Car
We sell material by the yard
Medford Tent & Awning Works
F. F. BURK, Prop. 314 East Main
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