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1 PAGE PTOHT MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1937. MEMORIAL RITES ARE OUTLINED AT LEGION Plan for th annusl abssnrsne of Memorial Day war discussed it Tuea elaj nlfht'a mttlnf of th American Itfiaa held In th new quarters at tb Amur;. A report by cot. W. H. tam. chairman of tha Legion eom altta rarealad that tha uiual patrl tie parade will mora from tha cltr park at :I0 a. m. Monday, May II followed by eierclaea at tha Baar . Oraek bridge altar which program wilt ba (Iran at tha park, waathar permitting, or at tha Presbyterian . ahurcb In eaaa of rain. All patriotic organization In Med ford will eooperata In putting on the day' observance aocordlni to Col. reyne. Local Leflon official ure all buil neaa houaaa and local realdenta to display tha national colore aa a trib ute to tha departed haroea of all war. A new eupply of tha regulation treat flag hea bean eecured by Mad ford peat and can ba obtained from Adjutant Lea oarlock at tha AAA fflaa on North Rlreralda. Poet Commander Pllegel announced that the annual Memorial Day church aerrlcaa will ba held at St. Mark'a Splacopal church Sunday, May 90 and all Legion and Auxiliary member r urged to plan now to attend. Nomination of offlcera for tha anaulng year will ba held at tha neit tw regular maatlng with tha annual election alatad for in flrat meeting In July. Special' entertainment pro gram are planned for each of theee three meeting and Paat Commander Horace Bromley waa appointed chair man of tha program oommlttee for tha next meeting which faUa Tuesday. June 1. All membera ahould arrange to be present to nominate their farorlta candidates for post commander and other offices adrlsed J. r. Pllegel. . y. ANORT ADDED TO EXHIBIT A ump!f of polUhed building tone from th Adirondack moun tain a of New York waa today added to tha all-atat friendship gem and mineral exhibit at the Jftckaon County Chamber of Commerce. In a letter to the chamber D. H. Newtond, New Tork state geologist. explained that while the building atone resembled some of the com mercial granttea It proper aclentlflc name was anorthoalte. "Anorthoelte la a rock variety that constitutes the central higher ranges of the Adlrondacka, Including Mount Marey, highest peak In New York." Mr. New land wrote. "The rock la also representative of the- oldest (precam brlan) formation which constitute the baaal geological atruetura of the state." FORESEEN UNLESS WASTE OF IS ENDED Marshfield Bank It Giannini Link PORTLAND, May 31. (API Con trol of tha First National Bank of Coo Bay at Marshfield passed to tha Olannlnl Interests of Portland and San Pranctsco, Ben R. Chandler, president of tha aouthwestern Oregon firm, announced today. Tha bank's resources are estimated 11.(00,000. It will be operated as an Independent bank though It may later become a branch of the Plrst National Bank of Portland, Chandler said. a.sk;w v vs?' 4 Bard of water eommlaalonera to day warned that unleaa the uaual waate of water la avoided thle aum mer, service by meter Impends, City homes are now charged a flat rate for their water. A statement Issued by the board said "the negligent wasting of water la not only a disgrace, but this abuse la hastening the time when the town will be metered becaus eof the tre mendous load It places on the aye- tern." The board also pointed out that the use of an open hose without noz zle Is forbidden because It cuts down the pressure In the Immediate area In other words," the statement said, the neighbors of the person using the open hose is penalized." Resldenta were reminded also that water taps and faucets must be ahut off when the fire alarm la sounded, Pressure drops In summer months when water Is used generously' In sprinkling lawns and gardens it was pointed out. "The fire department must have the maximum water pressure avail able during a fire to protect the property of citizens," the board aalU "In the event of a large fire In some of the outlying parts of the city It would be Impossible to combat the blaze successfully unless water users all over the city responded to this rule of shutting off their water when the fire alarm Is first sounded and leaving It off until the 'fire-out' sig nal la blown." These few rules are simple and ab solutely necessary, the board declared In making a plea for public cooper ation. Y' TO ATTACK EUGENE EARLY SUNDAY Upton's Te oomei front montf the highest of tea gar dens, and experts agree the higher the garden, the higher quality tea it produces. Reason enough why Upton'. Yellow Label Tea has on ex cellence of flavor that is un matched among the world's fine teas. You'll appreciate the fragrant extra quality of Lipton's appreciate, too, that there's no price premi um on It. Order some today. At all grocers in convenient full-weight packages and Individual tea bags. Yeflew label, Orange lia alte Oreen Japan I EUOENB. May 21, (AP) The "Red Army of Roseburg," due to ar rive In the vicinity of Ooshen today, will attack: the city of Eugene Sun day morning but the "Blue Army of Eugene'' la prepared end waiting to defend lta city. The battle will start at 0:30 a. m. Sunday. War was de clared a month ago, and the "Red" forces, advancing from the south, are pushing rapidly towards this university clf.y. This warlike statement was made here by officers -of the army reserve stationed here, but It merely con cerns activities of a contact "camp" which will be held here over the weei:-end by district reserve officers. Among the many things cm the pro 'gram from the week-end will be a "battle" Sunday morning, during which vnrious methods of communi cation from ground to nlr and air to ground will be tested. The "Red Army's" attack will be featured by use of numerous air cm ft, with H planes scheduled to arrive here from Boeing field, Seat tle, Penrson field, Vancouver, Wash., and Felta field, Spokane, First of these ships Is expected Saturday morning. Other Important events, on the two-day program Include a banquet Saturday nlht. a smoker, and special church servlcea Sunday. Well over 160 officers nro expected for the "camp." with representatlvea sched uled to come from Salem, Portland, Corvallls, Medford. Bend, Gibbon. Seattle, Pendleton. Klamath Falls, Marshfield and Roseburg. Ex-King Done With Count Of Covadonga ROME. May a 1 ( AP ) Former King Alfonso of Spain was reported reliably today to have split with his oldest son, the Count of Covadonga, because he heard that the count has retracted hta renunciation of claims to the Spanish auccewlon and has announced his Intention of marrying again. Count Covndonca was divorced this month from Edelmlra Sumpedro, the Cuban commoner for whom he for feited Ms royal rights. Be Correctly Corseted in AN ARTIST MODEL by Ethelwvn B Hoffmann. DELICIOUS Meteorological Jteport Forecasts Medford and rlclnlty: Pslr tonight and Saturday, but becoming unset tled; cooler Saturday. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and Saturday, but becoming unaettled west portion probably with light rain on ooaat; warmer northeaat portion tonight; cooler Interior of weat portion Saturday; gentle, changeable wind oft coaat. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 60; lowest 40. Total monthly precipitation, 1.32 Inches; excess for the month, .4.2 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 183. M.41 Inches; deficiency for the season, l.i inchea. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 21 percent; 6 a. m. today, SI percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:44 a. m : 'sun set 7:91 p. m. Obirrtatlons Taken at S A. M. I0 Meridian Time MBISE ft minutes the smoothest, creomiest Mae vou ever tasted So ,..y and o w rf m,Wt mora dalWo" than " 'ter.andhe.t at It tra,n CWWrwIoveH.chiid'en Ulutratad direction, arte. iBd deliciou. cak Uin look fo. Coldea Nug. QukkFudMy,rocer'' buy II nouy. tRME ItinCTOO in I - I(t-.tj nrsM- 1 !fi!iin 111 CTTT Is a a B HEALTH ASSOCIATION HOLDS ANNUAL MEET HERE NEXT TUESDAY CANYONVILLE FATHER Boise 74 32 .00 Clear Boston M SO T Clear Chicago oo Sd T Cloudy Denver 80 40 J0O P Cloudy Eurekft , es 60 T Cloudy Helena .. Los Angtlcs ... 78 66 .00 Cloudy Medford 81 44 .00 Clear New York 63 48 T Clear Omaha ........ 80 60 .01 Cloudy Phoenls .... 04 58 .00 Clear Portland ,tMt 10 50 .00 Clear Reno .............. 62 36 .00 Clear Roseburg ........ 73 46 .00 Clear Salt Lake 70 46 .00 Clear San Francisco 74 40 .00 Cloudy Seattle .... 64 44 .00 Clear Spokane ........ 66 40 .00 Clear , Wash., D. C... 70 54 .00 Clear Yakima 74 48 .00 Clear New King Reviews British Sea Might PORTSMOUTH, Eng., May 21- (AP) King George VI took the sa lute from 140 British and 17 foreign warships Thursday. He inspected the might and majesty of the empire's navy while an estimated 1,000,000 spectators thronged Portsmouth. The newly crowned sailor-kins;. aboard the royal yacht, entered lanes of flag-bedecked warships for the brilliant two-hour coronation review. Little Princess El Its be th, excited and proud, stood on the bridge of the yacht "Victoria snd Albert" with the king and Queen Elizabeth. 4 Baptists Urged To Pledge Abstinence PHILADELPHIA, May 21. (API- More than 6.000 delegates to the Northern Baptist convention were urged today to sign total abstinence pledRca. "The liquor question can no longer be Ignored," said Herbert B. Clark. of North Adams, Mass., In opening the convention. Health-minded residents of Jack son county from Prospect to Ashland are making plans for the annual meeting of the Jackson County Pub- llo Health association, announced for Tuesday, May 35. For the meeting takes new form this year, opening with an Inrbrmal round table at 6 o'clock In the afternoon and con tinuing through the evening with sessions divided by covered -dish supper. Ouest speaker for the occasion r.lll be Mrs. Sstdle On Dunbar, executive secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis society, who has also taken on new glory this year. Sha is the uncon tested candidate for president of the American Federation of Women's clubs. The meetings will be held In the auditorium of the Jackson county courthouse. The public Is Invited snd It's a B. T. O. B.' (bring your own supper) party. Seveial community groups art planning special tables, where they will pool their covered dishes, but no planned menu has been announced. The order la "bring a covered-dish" and an open mind. Much Interesting Information will be presented. Assistant Forester Of Siskiyou Resigns O RANTS PASS. May 21. (AP) C. C, Olsen, assistant supervisor of the Siskiyou national forest, today an nounced his resignation. Save for "doing some fishing.' he said, his plana are Indefinite. He came here March 27, 1035, from the Willamette forest at Eugene. CHILD BEATING TRIAL Crab Fishing DelRyed HILUBORO, May 21. (AP) Un favorable weather conditions along th coaat have kept fishing Ileets In th harbor and delayed crab canning operations at tha Ray-Mallng plant here. Normally tha company handlea 300 to 600 dowm crabs a dRy. ROSEBURG, Ore, May 1. ypi Leonard Hopklna, Canyonvllla barber. Indicted by tha grand Jury on a charge of auault and battery, has filed In circuit court a formal election to have his case tried without a Jury. It la tha flrat time that such election haa been made In a criminal case In Douglaa county. The charge against Hopklna grew out of th death of his four-year-old daughter. Barbara Irene. April 17. The atep-mother, Cordelia Hopklna, naa entered a plea of guilty to a charge of Involuntary manslaughter, admitting In a confession placed be fore Judge Carl Wlmberly, striking me cnna over the need with the handle of a table knife. The injurtea. physicians reported, caused a hem drrhage which resulted In death. She la watting sentence. Hopklna I accused In the Indict ment of brutally beating the child prior to her death. Hie attorney, Ray B. Compton, In the formal notice of election filed with Judge Wlmberly, state that the public mind "haa been Inflamed by rumors and publicity," and that It would be difficult to secure an un prejudiced Jury. The trial could beat be held, It waa contended before "Judge skilled In weighing law and facta. J. V. Long, district attorney, aald today that the Hopklna casa has re suited in a flood of letters, many of them bearing anonymous algnatures. urging the most vigorous prosecution Nearly all of the letters, he said, arc apparently from women, principally mothers, and come not only from. Ore gon but neighboring states as well. INTER-STATE 40 AND 8 MEET PLANNED IN WEED Announcements have been received here by members of the "40 and 8' Soclete telling of the second annual Oregon-California Interstate ceremo nial to be held at Weed, Cain. June 12 and 18. A two days program has been arranged by the Siskiyou Volture ond many local voyageurs are already panning to attend according to Lee Oarlock, grande chef de gar for Ore gon. The first Interstate ceremonial which was held at the Oregon eaves last year was staged by Medford Vol ture and proved a big success with many members of the "40 et 8" or ganization present from all parts of Oregon and California. Suspended Sentence Held Mocker of Law MOSCOW. Idaho. May 21. (API Suspended sentences. Federal Judge C. O. Cavanah. declared from the bench today, "make a Joke of law." Herbert McLean of Seattle had Just been convicted by a Jury on a charge of transporting a stolen sutomoblle across a state line. His attorney, Weldom Schlmke, asked for a sus pended sentence or a parole. "There are no suspended sentences In this court." the Judge declared. "They make a Joke of law and en courage crime." McLean will be sentenced Saturday. June's Day Nursery, supervised playroom by June Erlckson, 119 North Central, Room 2. Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; 20c first hour, 10c addl- Gas Spells Relieved ffl old. ID TONIC Oorf B. fUvodM, R-l, AumYlll, Or: "J bsvc had bad ipclli earned by iu oo my atom&cti. Old Cherokee Iron Tonic bas flven me great relief u4 ae helped my general haalUL" Complexion Clesred Hits Ruth Ste'ntxck. 1713 west Market at., Aber deen: "1 was bothered with pimples all ibroujcb my 'teena and was set .ting very discouraged out now, after using Old Cherokee Iron Tome, 017 complexion la clear. 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