MEDFOTiD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP. OREGON. THTJRSDAT. yQYElMBER 19. 1936.
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FACTS REQUIRED
ON RAIN VOLUME
WASHINGTON (UP) Intanalty of
rainfall during a alngla storm vartaa
greatly from locality to locality
within the atorm area, It ha been
learned from an Intensive atudy of
"life histories" of ilngle ralnatorm.
O. 8. Thornthwalte, head of cli
matic reaearch actlvltl of the toll
conservation service of the depart
ment of agriculture, said the atudlea
hare developed facta which open an
entirely new approach to the prob
1 lem of upstream reduction and con
'"trol of flood watera.
Rainfall measurementa more de
tailed than ever undertaken before
are being conducbed in western
Oklahoma with the co-operation of
the weather bureau. Two hundred
farmers on relief In Blaine. King
fisher and Logan counties. OUa., re
ceived elementary training aa weath
er observers. Living three mllea Apart,
these farmers were supplied with rain
gauges and other weather instru
ments to be lead almultaneoualy on
the hour and every 18 minutes dur
ing rains.
These measurementa revealed the
spottiness of rainfall and the chang
ing centers of greatest Intensity dur
ing a single atorm. The variation
from spot to spot Is considerably
greater than had heretofore been
known.
. 'Thla meana that previous rainfall
records baaed on less frequent obser
vations of widely spaced gauges. pro
Tide an Inaccurate record of the
actual amount of water felling on
the land," Dr. Thornthwalte explain
ed. "It therefore ha been impossible
. to gauge possible flood peaks with
V"any degree of accuracy."
The recordings also have disclosed
that wind velocities are extremely
variable from place to place within
the area atudled, he added. Varia
tions take the form of channel of
force which parallel the wind direction.
FAREWELL FOR KING TURKEY
1 1
King Norbest I, raited by Ed Spiuldlng of Provo, Utah, and picked by
the Northwestern Turkey Growers Association aa th finest turkey
from 1,000,000 birds In a competition among Its members, bids farewell
to Salt Lake City before flying by plane to the White House to grace
President Rooaevelt'a Thanksgiving table. Gov. Henry H. Blood of
Utah and Louisa Hughes, "Miss Salt Lake City," gave It a tendoff.
The Democratlo donkey cage was King Norbest't home en route
(Associated Presa Photo
$75,000
ASKED BY
OF AUTO
art scanned the tklet today and hop
ed for fair weather Saturday for the
annual hostilities with the Oregon
Webfoota,
The Beavera haven't beaten Oregon
in six yesra but Coach ton St 1 nor
aatd chances were better this season
If wet weather doesn't spoil the pasa-
ng attack that trimmed Washlntgon
State and atopped Stanford until the
Iset three minutes of a specacular
game. .
Ken Demlng. veteran oenter, was
named captain for the Webfoot game.
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will cause ahortenlng of her lege,
spinal column fractures, head and
scalp wounds, and fractures of hips,
shoulder blade, and ribs.
The complaint further cites thst
the plslntlff wea a passenger In an
auto driven by Jack Balding, at the
time of the accident, and proceeding
southward on the Pacific highway.
At the Voorhlea crossing Intersec
tion. It la asserted the truck driven
by Hall, atruck an auto driven by H.
o. Moen. aa he wsa attempting to
make a turn into the Phoenlx-Jack-sonvllle
rosd. hurling It against the
suto In which the plaintiff wee rid
ing with great force, resulting In th
Injuries listed.
Attorney Allison Moulton of thla
city appears sa attorney for plaintiff.
EOOENS, Ore., Nov. 19. (jp
Prince calllson, Oregon's coach, said
Sophomore Jimmy Nicholson might
be promoted to the varsity to bring
offensive punch to the backfleld for
the all-Important game with OreRon
State college Saturday at Corrallla.
Nicholson waa the only ball carrier
to get anywhere a week ago against
Callfornls. The coach said he might
also use the youngster to call signals.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
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Abstract Co.. 121 B Qlxtb 3 treat
STOCK MATTERS
The grand Jury, Clarence T. Noe,
foreman, resumed sesalona today, after
a recess wednesdsy, and waa sched
uled to hear a number of residents
In mattera concerning stock. The
district attorney reported that five
easea concerning cattle were sched
uled to be brought to the attention
of the Inquisitorial body.
The grand Jury la expected to com
plete the major portion of lta work
thla week.
Owing to the reported condition of
Mra. Lovlcka Waymsck, county Jail
matron, Involved In the auto-motorcycle
crash near Eagle Point, ten days
ago, resulting In the death of Wilbur
VanP-heen and serious Injury of Olenn
Brown, no definite date ha been fix
ed for presentation of the matter to
the grand Jury. A coroner'a Jury a
week ago returned findings holding
Mrs. Waymack to blame for th acci
dent, and recommending grand Jury
action.
Marriage Licenses
Henry Fowler snd Ethel Ince.
Steve Bwaln and Esther Walch.
Jamea V. McOowan and Estella
Newman.
Carl K. Boswell and Alice M. Ruth
erford.
Harry O. Whitney and Cora Adam-
son.
Samuel T. Dickson snd Minnie J.
Burrows.
Byrd E. Qrlgaby and Elsie M. Helms.
Circuit Court
Irs c. Moss assumes business nsme
of "Ttoy Laundry," Medford.
Gertrude M. Moffett va. J. J. Hen-
drlcka. Damages.
J. M. Carter and T. V. Carter as
sume business nsme of "Beilview
Feed As Service Station. Ashland. Ore.
State of Oregon va. Lester Messal.
Failure to stop vehicle at scene of
accident.
E. M. Unger va. Elroy J. Jackson.
For money.
Marlon Pearl Bunch vs. Jamea T.
Bunch-Dlvorce.
William Schmidt et ux vs. Csjlfor-
nla Paclllo Title Insurance Co. To
quiet title.
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TO' PAY $25 FINE
Al Poston of Plnehurat, charged
with unlawful poawwlon of untag
ged dr hides, ton daya after the
eloae of the doer hunting aeaaon waa
fined 35 and costs In Justloe court
thta morning. Poston paid 910 and
, vas granted 30 days to pay the bal
ance.
A minimum fine waa recommended
by the state game warden who found
the deer hides on a search warrant
yesterday.
Poston was warned by the court to
procure stickers for canned deer
meat In his posseeelon. Poston claim
ed that any violation of the gam
lawa were honest mistakes, due to
his un familiarity with them. He ap
peered voluntarily In court, after a
tatlon had been aerred at his home.
Arthur I. Hamilton, charged with
driving an auto with Insufficient
brnites was fined M and cost.
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Dining and dancing nightly
(9tol)xept Sunday
and Monday.
, . Famous
orcheitrat.
mm
Stacey. W. D. to half Interest in lot
1, Crestbrook Orchard tracts.
Frank L. Orr et ux to Lawrence V.
Orr et al. W. D. to lot 2, Pleasant
Valley tracta.
Zaldee Dorsey to Harry T. Mere
dith et al. W. D. to 3.14 acrea In
Sec. IS. Twp. 36 S., R. 3 Weat.
Marian E. Standi!! to Relnhard
Duba et ux. Q. C. D. to to 15 acres
in DLC 42, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 West.
Relnhard Pubs et ux to E. D. Beery
et ux. W. D. to 15 acrea In DLO 43.
Twp. 38 8. R. 1 West.
Fidelity Bldg. & Loan Assn. to Reln
hard nubs et ux. W. EL to 15 acres In
DLC 43. Twp. 38 S R. 1 West.
Bert 8. Stancllffe et ux to Reln
hard Duba et ux. W. D. to 15 acrea
tn DLO 43, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 Weat.
Oerald A. Torrence et al to Henry
O. Endera. W. D. to lot 13, north
westerly 10 feet of lot 18, Pracht'a
Add., Ashrlsnd.
Oerald A. Torrenc et al to Henry
O. Enders. W. D. to land In Sec. 3,
Twp. 30 S., R. 1 East.
Probate Court
Estate of Fred Austin Wilson, de
ceased. Probst.
Real Estate Transfers
Jamea W. Hamlin et ux to Malcolm
J. Buchanan et ux. w. D. to land In
DLC 43, Twp. 37 8., R. 1 West.
Harry R. Nealon et al to Eva Ham
ilton. W. D. to land In Sees. 10 and
IS, Twp. 38 S, R. 3 Weat.
Diana E. Wheeler to Alice M
droves. w. D. to lots 3, 4 snd 5, block
S, Railroad Add., Aahland.
Arlle D. Hatch to Ralmond K.
Moore et ux W. D. to lots 4, 5 and
block 3, Ball Add- Rogue River.
Raymond K. Moore et ux to Arlle
D. Hatch. W. D. to lota 4, 5 and
block 3, Ball Add., Rogue River. .
Dean K. Stacey et ux to Charles D.
FRIDAY FOR DIVA
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. IB. (UP)
Military honors will be paid Mme.
Ernestine Schumann-Helnk, called
"Mother of the Doughboys." at fu
neral servlcea Friday at 10 a. m., It
waa announced today.
Rites for the opera diva, whose
world-famous contralto voice cheered
aoldlera In hundreda of free training
camp concerts during the World war
days, will be held In the American
Legion hall of Hollywood post No.
43.
American Legionnaires and Disabled
Vetersns of the World War will Join
In conducting the simple, auatere
service.
41 NEW PNEUMONIA
CASES DURING WEEK
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 19. AP)
The state board of health listed 41
new cases of pneumonia today for
the week ending November 14. Six
teen counties reported one case or
mare.
Thtrtysven new cases of scarlet
fever also were recorded; 38 cases
each of chMrtnpox, 37 of whooping
cough, 30 each of tuberculosis and
lnfluenra, 8 of mumps, 7 of measles,
3 each of meningitis and typhoid fever.
HAYNES FLATTENS
NEW YORK. Nov. 19. (UP) Leroy
(Howitzer) Haynes, hard-hitting
Philadelphia negro, last night knocked
out Abe Feldman of New York In the
aecond round of their acheduled 10
rounder at the Hippodrome.
Referee Al Reich atopped the bout
at 1:41 of the second session, after
Feldman had been floored four times,
and awarded Haynea victory on a
technical knockout.
It waa the first time the rugged
Feldman had been kayoed in more
than five years of professional fight'
ing.
This was the first victory of Haynea'
comeback campaign.
Haynea weighed 108 pounds;
Feldman 18014.
The crowd waa estimated at 3500. '
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"Oliver Oliver" tickets on sale
at Baldwin piano Bhoppe and Ethel-
wyn B. Hoffmann's. 60c.
DRY FIELD HOPE
OF STATE SQUAD
CORVALLIS. Ore., Nov. 19. (JP)
The aerlal-mlnded Oregon State Beav
CITY CLEANING
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PHONE 474
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TORONTO NEWSPAPERS
MERGED BY PURCHASE
TORONTO, Nov. 19 (CP) Sale of
the Toronto Mall and Empire, the
largest morning newspaper In Can
ada, to O. George McCullsgh. presl
dent and publisher of the Toronto
Morning Globe, for a reputed price
ol S3, 600.000. waa announced last
night.
Directors of th Mall and Empire
said the two papers would be amal
gamated under, the name Toronto
Globe and Mall, beginning next Mon
day.
A large selection of
BEAUTIFUL FUR COATS
now on display at
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S.
NIPMUCK INDIAN TRIBE
PUTNAM, Conn. (UP) When
Payne Henries, 74-year old full-
blooded Indian, died, the last of the
one powerful tribe of Nlpmucka
passed.
Henries, who lived In a small shack
at Burrtlvllle, R. I., close to the
Connecticut, Massachusetts and
Rhode Island borders, had been a
community character for many years.
He fished and hunted the year
around alnc hla ancestry exempted
him from the star game lawa. Hla
only Income waa that received from
sale of fish and wild lite.
He waa born at Brlmtleld. Mas.
and ahortly thereafter the tribe
moved Into Connecticut. Th Narra-
gansett tribe of Rhode Island, a a
friendly gesture. Invited the Nlp
mucka to a feast.
Local legend ha It that the Nip
mucks, in turn, entertained the
Narrsgansett in Connecticut and
served eels aa the principal dlah on
the menu. The Narragansetta thought
thry were being fed snakes and a
battl broke out, resulting In vir
tually every Nlpmuck being killed,
Short, wrinkled and with hla hair
flowing over hla shoulders. Henries.
wsa a picturesque character.
One h had his hair cut. A visitor
remarked he believed him a half
breed. Alter tnit Henries never vis
ited a barber. Hs never had to shave.
And he never married.
Ill reoelv a gold medal and a cash
award.
Barbara Fossen, Bend, won aecond.
Mae Prold, Klamath Falls, wa one
of eight third-place wlnnera.
Olga V. Carlson, Corvallls, won the
first prize for a similar contest
among grade achool teschera.
FOUR-DAY HOLIDAY FOR
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
EUOBNB. Or.. Nov. 19. (UP)
Students at University of Oregon and
Oregon Stat college were granted a
four-day Thanksgiving holiday by
the lnter-lnstitutlonal committee to
day.
The Friday and Saturday following
the holiday will he official recess per
iods, what with the holiday Itself
and Sunday, will constitute the four
day layoff.
GRIFFIN GRANGE WILL
STAGE ENTERTAINMENT
OROTTr! OREBK. Nov. 19. (Spl.)
Th Orange la soonaorlne a oroormm
of entertainment and recreation at
me acnooi house Friday evening.
There will be no admission charge.
Pie and candy will be sold for th
benefit of the Petri fund. Th pub
Uo Is invited.
Us Mall Tribune want ada.
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SALEM STUDENT WINS
SAFETY. ESSAY PRIZE
PORTLAND. Nov. 19. (UP) A
Salem Junior high atudent, Mary I.
Chamberlain, waa winner of the first
safety esssy contest for Oregon, the
Highway Education association an
nounced in washintgon today. She
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