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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 18. 1938. I nVfll TV PIFITCFIl Speaks At Rally BRIDGE REHABILITATION PAGE EIGHT I I - J t. Inlflnl l-allV nf the fall KIIUCU Vim Itllvi"! J campaign In Democratic headquarters it 317 West Main street and heard four candidates pledge, their undivid ed loyalty to President Roosevelt and hla administration. The meeting was one of the largeat political gatherings neld in jaciuiun county for a long time, attendants being present from all parts of the i..-i.t m well as from Josephine county. Lapel sunflowers Indicated that at least two of the audience were Republicans, voters or an parties ni Ing been Invited to hear the candl datea by J. R. Marshall, county chair man. ti. mHnff took on the aspects . .nirited rsllv through a bit of i rfndno th arirlr.sa bv E. W Humming .i....o - virimAt.riric. candidate for congress fro mtlils district who conducted his primary campaign aa an opponent 01 Townsenaism. Mr. Klrkpatrlck charged hla Repub lican protagonist, James W. Mott. with Insincerity In espoualng the itM. savins he spoke whole-heartedly for Townaendtsm In counties where the old-age pension movement waa atrong and ahlfted In favor of the Mcdroarty bill In sec tions where It was weak. At the mention of Mr. Mott, a group of apparent Townscndltes applauded and a little later Nelson Dunn, pen sion advocate, arose to question Mr. Klrkpatrlck and to expound the theories of the 200-a-month plan, When the audience Indicated Its pre ference for Mr. Klrkpatrlck'e speech, Mr. Nelson ant down and the meet ing continued without further Inter ruption. TJ. B. Burt, candidate for atate treas urer and Immediate past atate presi dent of the Young Democratic club, declared that Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president ever to give young persons an opportunity to par ticipate In conducting the affaire of the government. . "Today," Mr. Burt aald, "the Demo cratic party la the liberal party, work ing for the benefit of all the people. It la pledged to aid the entire nation. It Is plodged to bring to this country a real prosperity and prosperity Is re turning." Mr. Burt emphasized the recovery that lias been made, pointing to dally newspaper atorles tolling of business Improvement. He singled out the Oregonlan as an example of what he termed a Tory Republican dally which cannot escape publishing newa of economlo betterment. ' "The front page of the Oregonlan Is filled with news of business Im provement while the editorial page Is filled with Republican propaganda that the country under Roosevelt Is going to hell." Mr. Burt aald. "Evidently." he concluded, "the editor of the Oregonlan does not read the front page ot hla own newspaper." Mayor Willis Mnhoney, of Klamath Falls, candidate for United States senator, reiterated that he la for the principles of the Townaend plan but asserted that the best way to ac complish old-age assistance was through the federal security act. He declared that any Townaend advocate who cannot aupport President Rose velt should get out of the Townsend movement. Alfred P. Dobson, candidate for state attorney general, described what he called Irregularities of Attorney Orneral I. H. Van Winkle's office and aaaerted that If elected he would con duct the office efficiently and honorably. Jamea Stevens, Medford baritone and candidate for the state aasembly, added a novel touch to campaigning. Instead of giving a speech he aang two songs and many In the audlenoe commented he waa destined to sing hla way Into office. Attorney Porter J. Neff presided and Introduced (he apeakera. The candidates complimented Mr. Mar shall on the aire and enthusiasm of the meeting. nlonmit Falnl BURNS. Aug. I ft. (API Joseph Whlttenberg. Harper rancher, waa killed when ft blow-out overturned hla car on the Central Oregon high way about rive mllra east of the Clap ranch. Pa?KWfffMrajep And in 1946 you can . . . Take a ltl AL vacation. Plan and Rare now for Hint trip 'rouml-the-uorld. or r all of our glorious Anirrlra. Jut a lew dnllari tucked annr wifely hp re rarh mount nlll Irt you do It, and the rfhlOemli Hill piT for many Ida trip. Htnrt n,t lie for It totiny. Come In and tntk It over, 4 Per Annum Current IHthlrnd ItHtC LEA. 1 TO ROOSEVELT AT BRISK RALLY HERE - ' i . 1 U. S. Burt, Democratic candidate for state treasurer who spoke at a rally here Jtut night. He emphasized the need of enrolling young voters and of procuring as large a rote as poMlbl- In the rail flection. FederalSavings 'UfNOlLOAN i AJJOCUTION i;n i;. M:iin. J 3 THEFT OF Elmer Abbott of Butte Falls, charged with petty larceny In the theft of four tier of wood, was sen tenced to serve 30 days in the county Jail and fined $29 upon a plea of guilty In Justice court yesterday. This morning Abbott paid the 125 fine and waa released upon condition that he also pay for the stolen wood. The complaint waa elgned by O. H. Cum mlnga of Butte Falls. Records of the county clerk's office show that Abbott produced a license to wed August 14, and Informed the court he was a bridegroom ot three daya, when arraigned. Robert J. Healy was held to await the action of the grand Jury tinder $900 bonds, Healy waived preliminary hearing. Healy uttered three forged checks for $7.30, and algned the namea of R. E, Sweeney, according to the district attorney. He was employed for a short period by Sweeney, and was given a bona fide check. Hears Roebuck Prosper OHICAQO. Aug. 16. (AP) Sears Roebuck and Company reported to day the aalea volume from July 17 to August 13 totaled $33,709,219. an In crease of 37.3 per cent compared with the corresponding period last year From January 30 to August 13 sales totaled $291,200,881, an Increase of 24 por cent compared with the corres ponding 1039 period, E TO FLEE (Continued from Page One) the Spanish rebel attack on San 8e baatlan and I run. ' Worried by the fighting Just across the Bay of Biscay, French gendarmes and mobile guards set up field tele phones with, direct communication vo Parts. Planes were held at Biarritz airport ready to protect French nationals In case of a recurrence of Incidents similar to a rebel plane's bombard ment of Blrlatou Sunday. BERLIN, Aug. 18. (AP) Germany Is ready. It waa announced officially today, not only to place an embargo on arms, airplanes and warshlpa to Spain but to prevent volunteers from participating In the civil war. The Hitler government, however. stipulated the fulfillment of two conditions before making effective the arms-airplane embargo suggested by France. A German transport plane confis cated by the Madrid government muat be released; 'all states which pos sessed considerable Industries for the manufacture of arms and airplanes, must likewise bind themselves, and In particular private persona and private firms, to come under the embargo." BY COUNTY AS ER Join KTHKbWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Hosiery Club. Every 13th pair free. SOUGHT BY BANK The California Joint Stock and Land Bank of San Francisco today filed In Circuit court a motion for an order to show cause why a writ of assistance should not be Issued, di recting the sheriff to remove W. H. Gore and Sophrenla I&h Gore from the farm property on the Jacksonville highway, upon which the bank holds foreclosed mortgnge. The bank seeks "complete posses sion" of the property. Sotting of the dato for the hearing rests with the court. The present action Is eviction proceedings. ' The bank came Into possession of the property upon foreclosure" of a mortgnge for approximately 76,000 and leased the farm property to Thorson Bros., who have been culti vating, the land this season, but per mitted the Gores - to occupy the house, attorneys for Gore said. The property has been In the Qore family since pioneer days, and Is re garded as one of the best farm pro perties in southern Oregon. The land has been Involved In civil litigation the past five years. Use Mall Tribune want i The county bridge rehabilitation program of the county court la now in full swing, according to County Engineer Paul B, Rynnlng, and U be ing rushed to have the work completed before winter, tn the neighborhood of 40 bridges, out of a, total of approximately 600 In the county, will be repaired and rebuilt. Bridge In the Prospect, McLeod, and Elk creek district are undergoing repairs this week. The bridges Include all alzr,. and are those most In need of repair. The spans for a number of yeara were not maintained, with the result all bad to be fixed at the same time. Bridges Hated for repair the re mainder of this season are located at Beaver Creek, Star Oulch, Thompson Creek and the Big Butte at Butte Falls. The JLako Creek bridge will be re-decked. The county engineer's office Is now concentrating on the bridge work. Road oiling has been completed for this year. Road work contemplated within the next month, Includes the rock surfacing of the road between the two Table Rocks, and gravelling the Evans creek road In the Wlmer Creek district. ! : A better Job at a saving. Garage, 801 N. Central. Frees' Gun sights to fit all guns. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir, Buckingham's Ice Cream. 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