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rEDFOTxD MATT, TTCTF.TTNTC. fEDFORD. OTJEOOX. FRIDAY. OCTOBER f!0. 1036. PAGE ELEVEN 4 i I PKESlUiiJN 1 CHLfcKLD BY dKUAUWAi LKUWU r. . ..-T-v -J-b.1L President Roosevelt (indicated by arrow) rode through a double line of cheering New Yorkers on New York's lower Broadway enroute to Governor's Island before going to Bedloes Island for the fiftieth anni versary ceremonies at the Statute of Liberty. Members of his party occupy the cars behind him. (Asso ciated Press Photo) $2,000,000 BLAZE SWEEPS SAN DIEGO BLOCK - " -.--:-: ..... v. - - " 1 Firemen are shown here battling flames which broke out close to midnight In a San Diego department store and spread to the full height of the office building at the right. Damage from the blaze, the city's worst in a decade, was estimated at $2,000,000. More than a dozen men fighting the fire were Injured, three of them seriously. (Associated Press Photo) PREVIEW' PASSENGERS OFF FOR TRANSPACIFIC FLIGHT - .!!VSS4 SiF i.--vn Passengers on the final "preview flight" before the Pan American Airways opens regular passengers service across the Pacific to Manila are pictured as they boarded the Philippine Clipper at Alameda, Calif. The motors were already wirmed up for the takeoff. Honolulu was the first stop. (Associated Press Photo) HELD BY POLICE FOR THEFT OF FOUR CARS1 (Continued from Pas One ) that city, and- two hours alter their arrival stole a Ford coach to continue their Jaunt. About twelve miles south oi Roseburg the car developed a flat tire, and was In turn abandoned. Half man told police. The three youths then walked into Myrtle Creek, he said, where thev re mained four or fire hours before stealing a Ford V-8 sedan, driving it to Medford. After their arrival hero they decided the car did not have enough gasoline to risk further Jour neying, bo they abandoned It and started search for another machine, Half man related to police. Shortly after abandoning the car stolen In Myrtle Creek. Mcdford city pollco picked up the trio for Investi gation. The admission of theft fol I'.wed. The sheriff of Douglas county where two of the alleged thefts oc curred, was to arrive today to take the youths into custody and return them to Roseburg to face charges A report on the Portland police bulletin today lists the three youths as run n ways. Trail TRAIL, Oct. 30. (Spl.) The H. K. (dub of Upper Rogue Grange met at t he home of Mrs. Ous Dl t s wort h October 21. There were 13 members and five visitors present. After the business meeting, Mrs. Dltsworth as sisted by Mrs. Tom Carlton, served re freshments. Next meeting will bo November 17 at the Itog Cabin hall.! when all ladles of the grange are In vited to attend. Mrs. Francis Ash visited Mrs. Lowell Ash In Med ford October 19. Mrs. Lowell Ash la quite HI at the home of her sisters. Mrs. Agnes Porter of Medford spent several days last week visiting her brother, Bill Burk and family, Mrs Oeorge Weeks and Mrs. M. Huemhurn. Ray Warner Is spending a few weeks vacation at his home here and Is spending his time building a garago on his place. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker were dinner guests Sunday evening at the S. w. Hutchinson home. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, from, Cascado Qorge Is very 111 In a hospital in Medford. Mrs. Effle Weeks went to Ashland October 24 to work the remainder of the season In the cannery there, C. M. Blaess Is remodeling his house near Shady Cove. The Upper Rogue Grange sponsored a program and box social Inst night at the Log Cabin hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green of near Medford called on Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson Sunday, '? - , f V' J FOLKS GET ABOUT ' ' f ' v V 7 OF THESE EXTRA FLAKY ff i ' ' . K, LKAl.Kt.K5 rOK A 3 N 1 M V, ? V WHEN THEY BUY C- BIG POUND PACKAGE .-( THIS P w. amy THATS CERTAINLY A REAL BARGAIN IN itf-tfV rUUU WUALITY ALt RIGHT ! Szabo Is Subdued By Grappling Foe VANCOUVER. B.C.. Oct. 30.--) AF) Pat Fraley, 333, Omaha, handed Sandor Szabo, 312. Hungary, his first aeieat m many months, taking one-fall victory over the Hungirian In a continuous submission fall main bout of a wrestling oard. Donald Mclntyro, 213, Scotland.) won from Bull Martin, 225, Trenton, N.J., on a foul. Bob Stewart, 270, Indlnapolls, took one fall from Phil Olson. 232, Mil waukee. The hcitvif-st man on the Louisiana State gria squad Is Ben Friend. 240 pound tackle, who stands 6 feet 6 Inches In height. Georgia Tech football candid a tea pione to keep untidy lockers will be sentenced to several times around the cinder track. Chick Shimomura, reserve Untvcr slty of Oregon tackle, reported back to school weighing the least he has tipped in six years 199 pounds. Off the gridiron, John Coody, guard on the University of Tulsa football team. Is an expert wood carver Mrs. Estelle Drennan. Tulsa. Okla has won the Oklahoma women's state golf crown six times. Listen in KMED Saturday 12:45 p. m. .An Important message from Dis trict Attornoy codding. Lost River BUTTER It's Easy to Ml Markets To Close For Election Day NEW YORK, Oct. 30. (AP) With few exceptions, all security and commodity exchanges in the United States will close on election day, next Tuesday. Livestock market in New York and Chicago; wool trading in Boston; naval stores market In Savannah, Ga., and the Salt Lake City exchange will do business. European and Canadian markets will operate as usual. Albany Collegians Bow To Teachers ALBANY, Oct. 30. (AP) Tho Ore gon Normal school Wolves, halted time and again at the Albany college goal, mustered a second period touch down last night to win, 7 to 0. 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