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SECTION SECOND 4 PAGES Medford Tribune SECOND SECTION 4 PAGES Full Associated Press Full United Press Thirty-Second Year . MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937. Xo. 40. E SALE OF -TIMBER two apeechea were among the most cera Joe Cave. Walter J. Relnklng. C PORTLAND SEMI PROS GET ST. LOUIS TRIALS pro fame will leave shortly for try outs with the St. Louie Browns. Ar rangements were completed by Wills She Rides in Beauty- Interesting given to date. J. Moser, Clyde Plchtner and Charlie Claua. of Medford; Offlcera B. F. Clray- Capt. Lansing talked on "Traffic, and Lieut. Warren fully exp'atned bill, c. M. Dallas, and Ken Williams Hutier, scout lor the St. Louts Amer- T Arson Detection. Law enforcement officers attend lng the class were aa follows: Off I of Oranta Paas: Chief of Police E. W. PORTLAND, May 7. ip, nick lean leamie dub. Hedgepeth of Central Point: and Fire ; Bishop, catcher, and Joe Cerehlno. I 'Chief Roy FJIIott of Medford. southpaw pitcher of Portland aeml- Uae Mall Tribune want ada. IN ANNUAL MEET Eighty Delegates From Units of County Gather With Specialists Four New Members Are Elected The sixth annual county home makers day was held at the court house May 3, to plan the home eco nomics extension program for the coming year. Eighty delegates repre senting the 18 home extension units, recreation leaders, and parent edu cation study club groups attended. Extension staif members from Cor vallia were: Azalea Sager. state home demonstration leader; Maude Morse, parent education specialist; Joan Patterson, house furnishings special 1st; Izola Jensen, extension special ist In community social organization. and Helen Anne Thomas, .home dem onstration agent-at-large. The' morning program at which Mrs. O. C. Maust of Central Point. county extension committee member, presided. Included discussion of new developments in the state home eco nomics extension program by Mrs. Sager, and a discussion of the coun ty program summary and results of past year by Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent. Following group discussion each group prepared recommendations for projects to be Included In the pro gram for 1937-38. Luncheon was served at Valen tine's Cafe, Mrs. Walter Young of Eagle Point, county extension com mittee member, presiding. Mrs. Effle Blrdseye of Gold Hill was luncheon speaker. Mrs. Blrdseye discussed the program of the state home eco nomics extension council, stressing the scholarship fund project and legislative program. The afternoon session at which Mrs. C. E. Myers of Medford, county extension committee member, pre sided. Included "resentatlon of rec ommendations from the various dis cussion groups. Four new members were elected to the county extension committee: Mrs. Q. E. Ousterhout of Eagle Point to succeed Mrs. Walter Young of Eagle Point; Mrs. Pearl Williams of Tal ent to succeed Mrs. Bert Nichols of Ashland; Mrs. Lee Port of Applegate to succeed -Mr. - Herbert- Hanna - of Jacksonville and Mrs. Walter Ricks of Howard to succeed Mrs. O. C, Maust of Central Point. The county extension committee will meet Saturday, May 8, with Mrs. Sager and Mrs. Mack, to pre pare the county program based upon tne recommendations presented homemakers' day. .1. " V !J.her1937 chevroI Master Sport Sedan. Fashion analyst Miss Marge Blame approves the exquisite workmanship and quality of the interior of her Chevrolet. The finest fabrics ob tamable, of mohair and tree-bark cord, have been used, satisfy.' tag the modern woman's desire for durability and long-wearing quality as well as beautv. 3 IN PORTLAND AREA GIVEN 40 YEARS PORTLAND, May 7. (P) Traffic COLFAX, Wash.. May 7. fPt R.. S accidents In the Portland district',,.,..,,. - ..,.., In superior court today he beat Mrs. Mary H. Weber, 38, to death, pleaded TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 2 By Geo. lvrron Townsend dub No. a of Medford wishes to apologize to its dancing friends for the mix up In dates, many of them coming for a dance last Fri day, which was not the No. 2 night. Club No. 2 meets the first and third Fridays of each month, which makes It every other Friday except where a month has five Fridays, then tnere will be a meeting and dance c 1 ther two succeed 1 ng Fr Id ays or three weeks apart. This week Friday belongs to club Mo. 2, therefore there will be a meet ing followed by the usual dance and there Is a promise of two orchestras thla week so the dance should be In teresting. Some very vital Items of Townsend Plan business are on the program and It behooves all Townsend! tea and their friends to attend. Thla la all for Friday night. May 7 t the K. P. hall, corner of Fifth and Orape street. brought death to three persona and J perhaps fatal injuries to a fourth today. The deatha of Mrs. H. A. Taylor. 35, and Frank Johnstone sent the city's e.uto fatality rate to 31 since he police year started on December 1, Mrs. Taylor died early this morn ing two hours after a crash on .Fos ter road; Johnstone succumbed to injuries not long after an automo bile struck him aa he attempted to guilty to a second degree murder charge, and was sentenced to a maxi mum of 40 years In the state peni tentiary. Mr. Weber, former Baker, Ore. resident with whom Stevens said ..he. had Itvetf'at Spokane, died Monday night from a terrific beating. intended only to beat her, not to make his way across a downtown in- kill her,". Stevens explained. Both tersectlon. Another pedestrian, Frank Martln Jak, 61, lost his life on a road near Oregon City. The car striking Mar tinjak also killed the cow he was leading- home. Doctors fear Mrs. Mary Luckenblll, 71, hit as she crossed busy Sandy boulevard, will not survive. GRANTS PASS. May 7. UP Rogue River rejected the proposal to adopt a new charter Tuesday in Its fourth election In five months, not including one postponed, with little excitement. Only 97 votes were cant, barely more than half that In Its recent recall election. Forty-five voteo. for the change and 52 against. BANKERS ASSOCIATION PICKS NEW SECRETARY PORTLAND, May 7. The Ore gon Bankers' association named H. C. Pfund secretary today to succeed T. P. Cramer, Jr., who resigned re cently to become manager of the Grants Pass branch of the United States National bank. Pfund came here last Aurust from Des Moines. Ta. had been drinking Intoxicating liquor, he said, and he was attempt ing to "fober her up." He was sentenced by Judge R. L. McCrosky, and will be taken to prison at Walla Walla immediately. Klamath Cyclist Killed By Auto KLAMATH FALLS. May 7 (p) Forrest Manning, 10. died last night of Injuries received In a collision four miles west of this city between his bicycle and an automobile driven by W. T. Lee. Young Manning was coasting down hill when his bicycle suddenly swerv ed across the road and Into the path of Lee's car. Coroner George H. Adler said evi dence Indicated Lee, a long-time Klamath resident, and former county assessor, was not at .fault. Tot Is Attacked By Pack Of Dogs SALEM. May 7. &) A five-year-old boy, on of charlea Orenta of the Sidney district, was brought here for treatment of wounda In the face, shoulder, arm, hand and back re ceived when he mu aet upon by a pack of dogs, Paul Marnach, county do ltcenae Inspector, aald the lad waa rescued by Joseph Hughes, owner of the duga. Five of the pack of 13 on the Hughea P' were latter killed by MArnach 10 NET $300,000 Chlloquln Lumber company of Chlloquln was announced Thursday aa the highest bidder for the timber In the Pothole unit aale area of the Rogue River national forest which was recently put up for aale. The area la about 13 miles north of Fort Klamath. The Chlloquln company bid ti ti per thousand board feet for $onder osa. western white and lodgepote'plne. 4 05 for sugar pine and $1 for all other apecles. These prlcea were un derstood to be somewhat higher' than those offered In recent years. A volume of 87 million board feet of ponderosa. western white and lodge- pole pine and an uneatlmated amount of sugar pine will be sold under the bid, (t waa stated by Rogue River national forest headquarters here. Blda were opened by the regional for ester in Portland. April 30. The high est bid U subject to approval, at Washington. D. C, It la understood. . Sale agreement require the remov al of all the advertised timber by December 31, 1038. Receipts from the aale will exceed 8300.000 and will be used to finance acquisition of lands along Crater Lake highway near Pros pect for the preservation of scenic values, foreet headquartera aald. An exchange- agreement with the Rogue River Timber. company, owner of the land to be acquired along the high way U about to be consummated, it waa added. Regarding the aale foreat headquar ters here stated. 'The timber will be cut under a sustained yield plan. Each tree to be cut will be selected and marked by a forest officer. ' Only mature tim ber will be removed and a sufficient amount of young growth and mature timber will be left on the ground to Insure a future crop to the full capacity of the toll within the area. "A new plan In marking la to be Instituted on thla aale. Not over SO percent of the total volume per acre will be removed, which la a much lighter cut than has been practiced on national forest landa In the past. The purpose of the lighter cutting Is to Insure reproduction by .maintain ing climatic conditions-' within the stand wMch are changed considerably by heavier cuttlnge. Thla plan also makea It possible to cut over wider areas aert-put. th araaa under In tensive timber management, which la the objective of the foreat service for all the tlmberlands under Its ad mlnlatratlon." - POLICEMEN HEAR. INTERESTING PAIR Capt. Walter Lansing and Lieut, i Clyde A. Warren of the Oregon state ; police addressed the alxth weekly po- 1 lice training school In the council chembers of the city hall Wednesday. Chief of Police Clatoua ' McCredle. chairman of the school a po tutored by tne League of Oregon Cltlea and the University of Oregon, stated that the YES I KNOW BEST FOODS 19 REAL MAYONNAISE... 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Fine for cooking, too! and thousands of them start life on this fine milk from Oregon cows When your doctor says "evapo rated milk," ask him about Borden's made right here from our own fine Oregon milk. Babies who drink Borden's Irradi ated Evaporated Milk get a doubU advantage. They get the country's top quality milk, in a form that's extra-easy to digest, and absolutely pure and safe. Borden's Evaporated Milk is irradiated, too supplying extra sun shine Vitamin D in your baby's diet Oregon doctors often specify "Bor den's" on evaporated milk feeding formulas -just to make sure their tiny patients are getting a brand that's extra-good for them! Ask for it by name your grocer carries it. I R R A D I AT t D MVAPOHATtD PRODUCID AND MAOI IN THI NORTHWIST Borden's Chocolate Pie 1 ain Borden'. Evaporited Milk 1 cup witer ! 'i cup et muli ted sugtr a enp flrtur - teaspoon salt . 2 iquare unsweetened chocnlatt 2 ec(t yolks I tablrspooh butter i teaspoon vanilla extract ' 9-inch baked pie thetl Blend BorsWa Evaporated Milk and water. Mix xt cup m (tar, flour and salt. Add I cup cold milk mixture gradually, stirring until smooth. Add chocolate to remainder of milk and heat in top of double boiler until chocolate Is melted and milk scalded. Add flour mixture. Stir constant! over boiling water until mix ture thickens. Cover and cook ten minutes, stirring occasion ally. Pour over well-beaten ejtg ynlks. Return to double boiler and cook until egg it set (about 2 minute). Add butter, and cool. Add vanilla and pour into pie shell. fiat IF You Are Looking For BARGAINS Your Search Will End at Your Own Neighborhood F.B.A.Store! HERE ARE A FEW REASONS WHY HERE THEY ARE Shop Saturday and Next Week at Your F-B-A STORE MEDFORD J. O. 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