Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MKTlFOnn MATL TRTBUNE. MEDKOItn. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1936. L The Rt. RtT. Benjamin D. Dagwtll, bishop o( the western Oregon EplacO' pal diocese, will pay Ms ilriFt official vlalt to Medford next Sunday morn Ing when he will administer the rltea of confirmation to a largt claaa of new communicants at St. Mark1 church at 11 a. m, following wblcb ha will deliver an address to tht aa semblage. Xn the evening he will conduct confirmation services at Bt. Luke's church In Grants Pass, and Monday morning at :60 he will ad dreas the atudent aaaembly at the Southern Oregon Normal school. On Monday evening ha will conduct con flrmation services at Trinity church in Ashland. Rev. Dagwell was consecrated blah op of thta Eplscopsl diocese last Feb ruary 13. succeeding the late Bisnop Walter T. Sumner, and In the follow ing few weeks has endeared himself to thousands of oregonlsns through his sermons and addressee. In the first six weeks after assuming the duties of bishop he delivered sixty- one sermons and addresses. About three weeks ago the bishop made a hurried swing through the western portion of his diocese, mak ing Informal calls upon about eight parishes, Mediord being among tne number. He delivered a mid-week evening sermon at St. Mark's to capacity assemblage and those who had the pleasure of meeting him and Ustnlng to his address extended con gratulations to the convention that both wisely and fortunately selected Rev. Dagwell as the new bishop. The membership of St. Mark's ex tends a hearty welcome to all who wish to attend next Sunday's ser vices. I American Legion Auxiliary The auxiliary held the regular fcueiness meeting Monday night. PI tn tor visiting the Roseburg hos pital on April 38 when the districts 3 and 4 conference Is held In Rone burg and for attending the Joint meeting In Ashland the afternoon ot the 3 lit were dlscuaaed. The lark went to Mn. Minnie Bryant. After the meeting a surprise birthday paiiy and handkerchief shower was given Edythe Martin, auxiliary president. Josephine Jerome asks that all ex ervloe women who have not been contacted by her please call her at 41 sometime this week. She Is mak ing a surrey of iUI women veterans. $2281 PROFIT SHOWN BY EUGENE GLEEMEN PORTLAND, April lw. (AP) A re cent concert given by the gleemen of Eugene under the sponsorship of the Portland Shrine and Rotary Olub brought. 3,281 for the Shrine hospit al for crippled children. Meteorological Report April 18, loag Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness tonight and Thuraday; no change In temperature. Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to night and Thursday with rain In northwest portion Thursday; no change In temperature. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 83; lowest 48. Total monthly precipitation. 0.84 Inches. Excees for the month, .03 inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1838, 17.40 Inches. Excess for the season, 2.44 Inches, Relstlve humidity at S p. m. yes terday 12 per cent; 8 a. m. today 80 Per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, (:M a. m., sun set, 8:88 p. m. Observations Taken at 8 A. M., 120 Meridian Time unn i Sh c gf ftf nE f v re as Boise 78 48 Clear Boston 80 40 .04 Rain Chicago 80 43 T. Cloudy Denver . 78 48 ... Cloudy Eureka 80 48 T. Cloudy Helena - C4 98 Clear loe Angeles 88 80 Cloudy MEDrOllQ 88 47 .. Clear New York 8s 44 T. Cloudy Omaha 7a 83 p. Ody. Phoenix 08 80 Clear Portland 72 80 Clear Reno 80 44 Clear Uoeeburg 80 48 Clear Bait Lake 78 42 Clear San Francisco 88 40 .. Cloudy Seattle . 82 48 T. Clear Spokane 88 43 H Clear Walla Walla 78 80 .. Oar Washington. n.C. Ml 84 T. P cdv. When you comt to PORTLAND Com 111 ms.?' MOTEL fvtl rV0 tout,' drtv fro Bixdwfy Tdttcfullydnd mode rnlyfurnlihcc!, Fire, proof. ExcelUnt dinlrto irrvfee. Dfiir b!e,qulet surrounding!. Popular rtei: Society By Janet Cert. Point Couple Wed 59 Years Ago Today In Missouri On Just such a spring day as this, exactly 69 years ago, a young Kanaas couple decided to journey across tne state line to Cass county, Missouri, and take each other tor better or for worse. Now John T. pry and Sarah I. Pry, he 87 and she 81, are today observing the anniversary of the mo mentous occasion at their home in Central point. For the past to years, Mr. and Mrt. Pry have been well-liked and honored residents of Jackson county, bringing up their family of tight children three of whom are now living. - Program Planned For Jackson Frolic Students and teaohers of the jack- son school announce definite prog. rest In final arrangements being made for the program to be presented at the annual April Frolic, Friday even' Ing at the school. According to advance Information, the program promises to be an ex cellent one, and will Include dancing, tumbling, minstrels and singing. Also being planned are a circus skit and an old-fashioned square danoe. A special feature of the evening will be the magic show to be pre sented by John Eads, local magician. whose slelgbt-ot-hand and magic tiioks have been enthusiastically ra celved In previous performances be fore Medford audiences. A. A. V. W. Plans Official Installation Miss Carln Drgermark, nawly elect ed president of the Medford branch of American Association of university Women, will be officially Installed at the formal banquet being planned by the organization for Saturday eve ning at the Hotel Medford. Officers to be installed with Mist Degermark are Mrs. Wilson Walt, vice- president; Mrs. Kenneth Denmsn, secretary; and Mlas Gertrude Butler, treasurer. Quests of the group at thst time will be Mrs. Kate W. Jameson, dean of women at Oregon State college and state vice-president of A. A. u. W.i Mrs. Virgil Earl, of Euene. state pres. Ident; and Mrs. Merwln, regional di rector for the northwest division. Pythlans Planning Benefit Card Party Arrangementa are being completed for the benefit card party being plan ned by the Pythian sisters for Mon day evening. Purpose of the benefit Is raising of funds for tne pytnian home. Playing of brldgs, pinochle and five hundred will take place In the Knights of Pythias hall, beginning at o'clock. Handmade prises win ne awarded for each game. Refreshments served by the com mittee In charge later In the evening will also be part of the evening's en tertainment. A cordial Invitation Is extended the public. Graduate Nurses To omit Meeting It was announced today that the regular April meeting of the Oregon State Graduate Nurses association, district 4, will be omitted, due to tht large number of conflicting activities of members. Hewing Circle Chsnges Meeting Mrs. Carrie Conner will be hostess to tht Friday Afternoon Sewing cir cle, April 17, at her boms on ths Jacksonville highway. This Is a change of place from a previous an nouncement. You can't do better than to buy a "CATERPILLAR" TWENTY - TWO Scores of tlilnia to buy , , , limited money with which to buy them . . . that'a sierbody's fix. Buy a "Csterplllar". There's no other Item of farm equip ment Into whirls you mn Invest with at eure a guarantee of dividends. The earning power of a "aleplUar will help buy lots of other things. Thai's le.tlfy. list "Caterpillar" owners "Caterpillar" TRACK-Type Tractors John Deere WHEEL-Type Tractori Hubbard - Wray Co. 20 N. Riverside Phone 203 and Glubs Wray Smith . Couples Celebrate Joint Anniversary Easter Sunday was crowded social events of all types throughout the, vslley as fair weather made the day one of exceptional beauty. Among the prominent events of the day was ths celebration of the doublt silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrt. John R. Crews and Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Ashton Vender grift of Long isl- isna, new Tork. The couples, all old friends, were at home at the crewa home on the north Pacific highway. Mr. and Mra. Crews have been residents of the val ley for 90 years. Mr. Vandergrlft Is constructing the deep wster dock at Port Orford; Is engineer and superintendent of the Oold Coast railroad now being con structed from Leland to port Orford, and la operating gold mines In Ne vada, California and Oregon. I-eesJ Officers 10 Wear White All officers of the local corns at tending the second annual convention of district No. , Women's Relief corpi, to be held tomorrow In this city, are requested to wear white for tne ceremonies. Corps Included In this district are Grants Pass. Gold Hill, Central Point, Ashland and Medford. The meeting will be called to order at ten-thirty tomorrow morning by Emma Oleaaon or central point, district vlce-orea- raent. a covered dlah luncheon, for which members are asked to brlrur rice, win oe served at noon. A large number of delegates from member cities are expected to be present tomorrow. Program Announced For Friday Meeting Members of the Waahlnsrton school P.-T. A. will meet Frldav afternoon In the auditorium at two o'clock. It waa announced today. The Washing ton school P.-T. A. study club will meet at two o'clock Thursday after noon In the lunchroom. Appearing on Frldav afternoon'a program will be Mrs. E. C. Corn and Mrs. Esther Church Leake, who will present a study of "Music In the Home." Rev. w. R. Balrd will conduct a snort discussion of "Religion In the Home." A boy scout charter wlU be present ed the organization, which sponsors a scout troop. Past Noble Grands Planning Dinner Announcement Is made that the Past Noble Orand club of Rebekah lodge Is arranging a covered dlah din ner for tomorrow evening at six thirty at the hall. Each member Is requested to bring plain sandwiches in addition to other assignments. Eads Transfer Move Office To 26 S. Fir The Eads Transfer and Storage Co., operated by Everett E. and George H. Eads, has moved their office to 98 South Fir, a more convenient loca tion for quicker service, according to the owners. The phone number. 818. will not be changed and the present flreoroof storage warehouses, shop and truck storage will be maintained on North Central. The Eads operate the oldest transfer company In the atate. Shift with both hands on the wheel . . . with the Electric Hand COME in for "Discovery Drive" in a Hudson or Terraplune with the Electric Hand. See what it means to shift gears at a finger flick . . . smoothly and surely . . . with both hands on the wheel and both eyes on theroad. Then let us show you FOUR MORE ways in which the Electrie Hand makes driving, al most magically simpler, easier and safer. No Levers to Stumble Over Now you can enjoy a front seat ride with no gear or brake lever in the way . . . with the floor oil clear. A front seat, at last, in which three can stretch in comfort. That's another Electrio Hand advantage. At the wheel of 1936 Hudson or Terraplane, you'll soon find many other reasons why these cars are growing so fast in popularity. You'll discover more power, and smoother power, than you find in cars priced hundreds of dollars higher. More room, too ... in the biggest cars ever priced so low. With the newest, most advanced style of the year and many new comfort and safety features found on no other 1936 cars. Then let us show you what others have dis covered about the ama.ing economy and long life of Hudsons and Tcrraplanes. The proof is waiting , , . come and see. JERRY Y0UNO, Dealer Visit our SPRING SHOWING of New Models and New Colors Take Your "DISCOVERY DRIVE" Today YOUNG'S CAR MARKET A flve-way track meet, the first In tht history of tht Medford high school wtll be held at tht new ath letlc field of tne Medford senior high school Saturday afternoon . starting at i ociock, it was snnounced today. Teams from Roseburg, Grants Paaa, Kerby and Ashlsnd will be entered to. vie with the Tigers, who won a four-way meet at Grants Fast last week. Temporary bleacher! havt been erected for the accommodation of spectators, and because of the fact that the athletic plant la largely planted to new grass, it hss been ssked that all spectators remain In the bleachers. An admission price of a dims will get everyone to any thing on the grounds, including the Medford-Weed baseball game. Tht meet will bt run off strictly on time, end It has been promised that there will be no lengthy delays between events. BASEBALL LEAGUE MEETING CALLED A meeting of bsseball manafrers and presidents from Klamath Falls, Grants pass, Olendale. Ashland, Med ford, Weed and Yrcka, will be held at the Llthla hotel In Ashland, Thurs day night at 8:30, for the purpose of discussing- the advisability of forming a southern Oregon -north em California league this year. The meeting has been called by Poke Nlnlnger, president of the league last year. Although Qrants pass and Klamath Falls have already formed teams and are now practicing regularly, little Interest has been displayed to date In the getting either Ashland or Med ford baseball conscious. Last year was the first that Ashland was rep resented and Interest In the game was not nign. SPINA FLATTENS PIERPONT IN ETH PORTLAND, April 18. (P) Al Spina took another large step toward featherweight honors last night by knocking out hard-hitting "Tuffy" Plerpont of Oakland, Cel., In the sixth round of a scheduled 10-round fight Spina had the worst of it early In the battle, losing the tint four rounds. In tht fifth he bored In savagely and had Plerpont stretched out on the canvas at the bell. The referee had counted to seven. "Tuffy" came back for the sixth snd mixed It up furiously, but a hard right to the solar plexus and a left to the chin sent him down for the 10-count. Spina weighed 123, Plerpont 118, Frankte Galluccl, 123, Portland, won a decision in a fast 10-rounder with "General" Pedllla, 130, San Francisco. Pedllla took a brief count In the aeventh. I ILL START -SOON E VALLEY The tournament and handicap committee of the Rogue Valley Golf club, appointed the first of the week by President C. J. Semon, met In special session thta morning to draw up plans for the first tour nament of the year, to be held In the n tar future. The tournament, the annual president's cup with medal play, wlU be over 86 holes, the first 18 to be played on or befoie Sunday night, April 18. The final 18 holes must be shot on or before Sunday, April 20. The committee advised that all those entering the tournament must n- port to Pro D. Mcpherson at ' the club before going out. The next tourney, with details not yet completed, will be the an nual spring handicap event. The complete, revised handicap list, brought up to date by the commit tee, will be published tomorrow. The first round of the handicap is to be played on or before April 26, with match play to continue for approximately five weeks. The committee Is made up of Harry McMahon, A. F. Mansfield, and Robt. Hammond, jr. WILDWOOD OPEN WILDWOOD. N. J., April 18. (TV- Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles held first prize money In the second an nual Wlldwood Oolf club's open to day, but he had to work extra holes to win It. Leonard Dodson of Pemblne, Wis., forced him Into a playoff when he overcame M antrum's six-hole lead at the three-quarter mark yesterday. His gsme rally pulled him Into a tie at 204 for the 72 boles. A nine-hole playoff was agreed upon, but both finished with 42 'a after a ragged showing. In the tenth, ; Mangrum steadied to score a par four, while Dodson missed a five-foot putt to lose the match, title and W00 first prize money. He toot second money of 4226. TIGER MTtOSSERS CLASH WITH PHOENIX The Medford high, school baseball team is playing its Initial game of the season this afternoon, meeting the Phoenix high school nine m a prac tice session at the high school field here at 9:30. On Saturday the local nine tangles with the Weed high school here, and on Sunday they cross bate with the old timers of the city in an exhibition game. Russell Achlson. Junior high school mentor, has been drafted to service at the helm of the Senior nine so that Head coach Bill Bowermen can de vote bla time to track snd spring football. To date Achlson has no Idea of how his charges will perform un der fire. geairs :. v ' yif nogear - v 1 x f lEVER HERE k'.:-t ' X NO BRAKE V; J A. IEVER HERE r tlntnt iiauJ, tm tpiunal um, it m.I(W cmnrtminllj under tht mens wkttl raiCtS BEGIN AT (or Terraplane De Luve Model, (88 or 100 hortepower, Spats' -V ass 115-lochwheelbaie);S710forHudionSil(3or lOOhone ts7 I I t power, 120-inch wheelhaie); $;N1 lor Hudion Eihl(ll3 or 124 honepower, 120 snd 127-inch vrheelbsie). Ail J pricetLo.b. Detroit. Stsndard group of aooeatoriea tifra. SAVE . . . with tht ntw HUDSON C. I. T. 6 Tlma Payment Plan . . . low monthly payments TWILIGHT LEAGUE The Western States Grocery soft ball team, handicapped by the fact that several of their star players are stationed In Grants Pass and consequently find It difficult to attend games here twice a week, yesterday dropped out of the city twilight league. Camp Prescott team presented an application to fill the vacated position, and the applica tion was accepted. The Western States team was to have played Lamport's last night, the game being postponed. It will be picked up tomorrow night against the Headquarters Detachment. Hubbard Brothers.' with Oliver nltchtns to CamDbell. slammed out a 7-6 win over the Headquarters De- tacnment. Reynolds pitched for tne losers, with Krowlta behind the plate until rt Vtlf. In th ait-sa hv ball, when he waa replaced by Moore. I OREGON STATE CREW PROSPECTS PRAISED PORTLAND, April U. (fly-Csrroll i "Ky" Ebrlght, rowing coach at the 1 University of California, bad a bit of ! praise for Oregon State's crew pros- i pects when he was Interviewed here while en route to Seattle. "They have good material at Oor vallls and a mighty fine coach, Ed Stevens, who knows his business," Ebrlght commented. "We have met the Oregon staters and I can say that you could get good crews there." Rowing recently was Inaugurated as a sport at Oregon State college. e- (ILLE NINE WINS FOUR IN ROW JACKSONVILLE, Aurll 15. (Spl.) Jacksonville high school team has made a clean sweep this season In baseball, winning a series of four games, two of which were conference games. Monday evening Jacksonville won 9 to 3 over the Ashland senior high school. Up to the fourth Inning the score was tied, then by the excellent pitching of Hueners and batting of Mitchell, the game became a complete walkaway. Previous scores: Central Point, 2; Jacksonville, 7. Phoenix, 2; Jacksonville, 18. Eagle Point, 2; Jacksonville, S. Ashland Senior High, 3; Jackson ville, s. Death Defeated By Fire Laddies PORTLAND, Ore., April 15-(AP) Portland police and firemen socred stirring victories over death today. Several policemen gave blood trans fusions and sawid the mother of four children, Mrs. Pearl Hunt, 25, of ores ham. She returned home, covered from double pneumonia. Firemen manned an Inhalator 384 hours and saved Marlam Brenlser, 17, also of Gresham, who was near death several days from pneumonia and measles. shiSi! 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