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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ETOHT MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. M"EDFORD OREGON". FRIDAY. .TULT 9. 1937. United Spanish War Veterans State Encampment to Open Here Sunday MEMORIAL RITES WILL BE FEATURE Registration Slated at Hotel Medford Auxiliary and Other Branches Also to Hold Annual Sessions t The 90th annual atate encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans wilt officially open Sunday morning at eight o'clock when registration and nouelnf of delegatea and rlaltora will tako place at the Hotel Bedford, de partment headquartere. Mere than 600 delegtaea from all parte of Oregon are expected to at tend the four-day encampment, which will end Wednesday, July 14. During that time, the Department of Oregon Auxiliary will be meeting In lte a let Annual convention, and the Military Order of the Serpent will stage lte , 10th annual convocation. Sargent Camp Hoit Colonel Sargent Camp of Medford and the auxiliary will be hosts to the fate encampment, and elaborate ar rangement have been made for the entertainment of the gueata. Feature of the opening U. 8. W. V. day program Sunday will be memor lal aervlcea at the First Presbyterian ' church at 8 p. m., E. W. Hoffman, chairman. Opening prayer will be giv en by the Rev. Sherman Divine fol lowing an organ prelude and singing of America. The Rev. 8. B. Bart I am of St. Mark's Episcopal church will I gtvw a scripture reading. Introduc tory remarks will be made by Hugh A. Rogers, department commander, and Millie Hall, department president. Department Chaplain I. O. Shaw Will give the memorial address, fol lowed by the reading of names of deceased comrades by Department Registrar Thomas C. Bodley, and read ing of names of deceased sisters by Department Secretary Orace - Faust. Placing of flowers will be done by Jane Monroe, who will also aay a prayer. Following a solo, "Whispering Hope the aervlcea will end with bugle taps by Henry Barron, chief of musicians. Memorial Service Devartment of Oregon auxiliary program Sunday will feature the de partment color team meeting Olive Hern, department auxiliary conduc tor, at a p, m. at the Hotel Medford. and a Joint memorial service at the Presbyterian church or city park, ar ranged by Department Chaplain Jane Monroe, at 8:1ft p. m. . City offlolala and all citizens of of Medford have Joined hands In ex tending greetings to the comrades of the U. S. W. V. and members of the Auxiliary. Mayor Oeorge W. Porter said, "On behalf of the city of Med ford. X wish to extend greetings to the comrades of the United Spanish War Veteran and members of the auxiliary who will be In Medford for the annual convention. I believe the hospitality of our cltrens will add much to the pleasure of the dele gates and X hope they will enjoy themselves eo much they will select Medford as their convention elty again In years to come." Given Welcome Olen Arnaplger, president of the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce, stated, "The Jackson County (member of Commerce appreciates the feet that the annual meeting of the United Spanish War Veterans la to be held In Medford this year, and we take thla opportunity of welcoming the delegates. We sincerely hope that the veterans and member of the aux iliary will enjoy their stay in our elty and we trust that the business aeAslons will be beneficial to every delegate. We are glad the United Spanish War Veteran selected Med ford for this convention and trust they will enjoy their stay, and cor dially Invite them to return again sometime.1 State Department Officers Coming ' fc:j - it - f F P II WI W" II .... I 'V,JW"lll ll ai ,.i,n il ji nil i tU ,',j.iJ if ffl (,:.' is J 111 IN SEASONAL SHRINK BRATTLE, Juljf t.im Lumber production it 175 down ind operating mills tn Washington ftnd Oregon drop pd mors thin 30.000.000 boird feet laat Week to 108.107.483, lowest In wnril monthi, the Went Coiuit Lum bermen'i iMoctatlon reported today. The luoclitlon laid alowlntr of pro duction m usual at thU time of the year. Shipment! rose from 131,A0O,Mt lent to iaa.034.8S8 and new buslnew showed a slight Increase of 800. ess to 104.870 887 board feet. Tha unfilled order file dropped from 873.880,137 to 833.108.493. PRISON PREFERRED TO STARVATION AT HOME CHICAGO, Julf 0. (API Ken neth, Thurman, 83, who was paroled from the Illinois state penitentiary last December after aeTving a sen tence for robbery, walked Into police headquarters and asked to be sent back to prison. "My wife, three children and my self have been on relief," he Mid, 'lu we haven t been (tettln aufffl etent food and clothing; that's why 1 want to go back.' aeti ftrhnol Mirk KDWARDeVILIJS. 111. (UP) The Mt children of the Ret. and Mra. P. C. Stelnrlede all chalked tip per fett school attendinoa records In the last year. One. Kettirah, haa attended achoN It yeirs with only one ab sence. Carmtn, the youm-it. h ot miaaed day In toll three yean' attendant. EIGHT PORTIAS SEEK . PRACTICE IN OREGON SALEM, July tp Sight mod ern portlna will be among the 100 ap plicants who will take the annual state bar examinations at the old Sa lem high school building next Tues day and Wednesdny. Based on past records, between 2J5 and 40 per cent of the budding attor neys will fall the examination. To apply for re-exam in at ton, they must have permission of the county court of their home county. To fell three times disqualifies the applicant from ever taking the ex amination again, thus preventing him from taking up his chosen profession. MORE PAY PREMIUMS ON LIFE INSURANCE PORTLAND. July 0. ;p) Oregon Insurance companies reported a 2.07 percent premium increase lest year over 1035 and a 1-00 per cent boost for the ten year average, Hugh H. Rarle. Insurance commissioner, said tn his annual me.vage to the gover nor. Premiums In 1039 roee to 37.639. 603. Beneflclerles received 10,400.303 In claims, Loase of premiums paid reached 81.6 per cent compared with the ten year average of S5 per cent. Life Insurance topped the list of policies written with S3.4 per cent of the total. The state admitted eight companies last year to make the number in bus iness SiO. TOWNSENDITES TO SEEK SPECIAL SESSION CALL PORTLAND, July 0. () Tom Monks, political adviser for the Town send 3rd congressional district board, i!d toJny the organization will con tinue to circulate petitions asking Governor Charlra Martin to call a wpoelal legtftlAtlve session to consider refinancing the old age pension pro gram. The district re-elected John A. Jef frey district manager and named S. II. Wright chairman of the hoard. pi inter Ktlla Veteran FINDLAY, O. VP) -Otto 0M. 45-year old World wr veteran, who survived shrapnel, bullets and bomb, died from blood poisoning canned by a splinter In his thumb. Closing time foToo Late to Clta I'ff Ad Is 1:30 p. m. Top row, left to right: Hugh 8. Rogers, department commander; S. I,. Hanson, senior vice department commander; and Rrnest R. Leedy, Junior vice department commander. Second row: Department Inspector H. B. Vessey, Seneca Fonts, liaison or fleer, and Oeorge P. A. Walker, as sistant adjutant and quartermaster. Below: A. L. Haniman. marshal. CONVENTION PROGRAM Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Reception, registration nnd housing of clelegnt.ps nnd visitors. DepHrtment. ITemlcpinrters, Hotel Medford, 'West. Main and N. Ivy Sts. 8:00 p.m. Memorial services at Presbyterian church. K, W. Hoffman, chairman Orgnn prelude Song, "America" . .. Opening prayer, Reverend Sherman Divine -Scripture rending, Reverend E. S. Bartlam Introductory remarks, Department Commander, Hugh Rogers Introductory remarks, Department President, Millie Hall Memorial address, Department Chaplain, I. G. Shaw Reading names of deceased comrades, Depart ment Registrar, Thos. C. Bodley. Reading names of deceased sisters, Department Secretary, Grnco Faust Placing of Flowers, Department Chaplain, Jane Monroe Prayer by Department Chaplain, Jane Monroe Solo, "Whispering nope" Taps (bugle), Chief of Muscians, Henry Bnrron Mpnday 8 :30 a.m. First call by Chief Musician Henry Barron 8:45 a.m. Assembly, City Park Officers, delegates nnd visitors form at Depart ment Headquarters, Hotel Medford 9:00 a.m. Forming parade from City Park to Armory, Aux iliary to Elks Temple led bv Drum Corps and High School Bnnd. 0:30 a.m. Preliminary meeting of department in the Arm ory. Appointment of all standing committees 10:00 a.m. Joint opening session of Department, Department Auxiliary and Grand Lair, Military Order of Serpents. Joint session convenes in Rialto theatre Genernl Chairman Master of ceremony, Dept. Senior Vice Comman der, S. L. Hanson Advance colors Invocation by Department 'Chaplain I. 0. Shaw Escort of National, Department, Past National, Past Department Officers and distinguished guests to the station Pep songs led by Myrtle Reed, Dept. Musician Address of Welcome bv Mavor George Porter on behalf of the City of Medford Greetings from Etha W. Wall for Veterans of Foreign Wars Greetings from Joe Fliegel for American Legion Greetings from A. H. Banwell for Disabled Amer ican Veterans Greetings from Bertha Hoffman, President of George Starmer Auxiliary Greetings from Frank J. Newman, Colonel Sar gent Camp, introducing Department Commander Hugh Rogers Commander-in-Chief Scott Leavitt Department President Millie Hall Grand Gu Gu Grandississimo J. M. Roach 11 ;00 a.m.- Homecoming hour in observance of the Auxili ary's Twenty-first Birthday directed by Hugh S. Rogers Pep songs led by Myrtle Reed, Dept. Musician Adjournment 1 :J10 p.m. Reconvene at Armory Reading of communications Reports of department officers Good of the Order Adjournment, fl :"0 p m Banquet at Elks Twple Past Department Commander Banquet at call of presiding officer 8 :00 p.m. Entertainment at City Park Music, stunts, address 9:o0p.m. Grand Ball at Dreamland Tuesday 9 .00 a tu. Mu.Miiil selection Commander ..in ii'anisuiwiiaiii. Joe E. Wood, commander of the C olonel Sargent Camp, United Spanish War Veterans. Officers of Auxiliary ... ,.u'V.W V ; r-----T.-i. Left: Millie Ball, president of t Bertha Hoffman, president Colonel 8 lary chairman of the 39th State En day. ..isVA m he Anxlllary, V. S. W. V. Right: argent Auxiliary and general auxll campment In this city opening sun- 12:00 2:00 8 :00 a.m 9 :05 a.m. Business session Reading of communications Resolutions Invitations from Hosts for nett Department Encampment Adjournment 1 :30 p.m. Reconvene Nomination of officers Adjournment at 3:30 p. m. 3:45 p.m. Business session of the Grand Lair M.O.S. at call of the Grand Gu Gu Grandississimo Snaix Headquarters at Allen Hotel Snaix convention hall in Armory " rand Crawl of the M.O.S. and Parade, at call of Grand Gu Gu 7:30 p.m. Stunt night and parade at call of the President of the Department Auxiliary 8:00 p.m. Snaix (Joint Parade) Wednesday 9 :00 a.m. Musical Selections. 9:05 a.m. Business sessions Election of officers Selection of 1938 Convention City Resolutions Good of the Order Past Dept. Commander's Banquet subject to call of chair Noon Adjournment p.m. Joint installation of officers at Elks Temple. Taps, Chief Musician Henry Barron . , Auxiliary Program Sunday to 7:00 p.m. Reception, registration and housing . .. . of delegates and visitors Department, Headquarters at Hotel 'Medford, W. Main and N. Ivy streets 5:00 p.m. Department Color Team meet Olive Hern at Medford Hotel 8 :15 p.m. Joint Memorial service at Presbyterian church or City Park, arranged by Department Chaplain, Jane Monroe Monday 7 :00 a.m. Council meeting, Hotel Medford 8:30 a.m. Assembly at Medford Hotel to parade to FJks Temple, North Central Ave., led by Drum Corps. All sessions of Auxiliary will be held in Elks Temple 9:00 a.m. Preliminary meeting of Department Auxiliary in Elks Temple called bv Department President, Millie Hall 10 :00 a.m. Joint open session of the Department of U.SW.V. and Department Auxiliary, Rialto Theatre 1 :00 p.m. Regular session called to order by the Chief of Staff, Ada Mae Smith Report of Credentials Committee Presentation of officers Greetings and report of officers and committees 6 :30 p.m. Banquet at Elks Temple 8 :00 p.m. Entertainment at City Park 9 :30 p.m. Grand Ball at. Dreamland Tuesday 7 :30 a.m. Breakfast for Past Auxiliary Presidents at Valen tine's Cafe, 5 S. Riverside 9 :00 a.m. Regular session, Elks Tempi Nomination of officer Exemplification of ritual, General Lawton Auxili ary No. 5, Lois Butts, Chairman 1 :00 p.m. Regular session Report of officer 1 :30 p.m. Memorial, Department Officers, Past Department Presidents, Margaret Becker, Mamie D. Linville 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Refreshments 7 :30 p.m. Competitive drill, Lois Butts. Chairman Judges to be chosen by Lois Butts for drill Stunts, Chairman, Pauline Wood, Elks Temple Judges for stunts to be chosen by Paulina Wood 8:00 p.m. Parade headed by Snaix Wednesday 9:00 a.m. Final reports of Committees Credential Committee Report i Election of officers 2 :00 p nv-Joint Installation of officers at Elks Temple $1000 TOM CREDIT ON BEER PORTLAND, July 0. () Beer and nine wholesale who give credlta of more than $1,000 to retallere wilt hereafter be deemed to be rendering financial assistance In violation of the Oregon atate law. The liquor eommtftalon. at tt meet Iryr here, arbitrarily aet the $1,000 credit limit to determine the Mne be tween credit and "financial exist ence" within the meenin of the law. Under tne law forbidding the aale of liquor to person convicted of drunXenneaa. the commission sus pended the purchasing permits of 30. renins, one of the largest revocation! list m the history of the commis- The commission refused licenses to Edgar Morgan, Savage Rapids Service station, O rents pass; Mabel Rober, Dutch Mill Inn. Rose burg; Marshall B. Snyder. Vivian Mazier, Red Rock Tavern, Klamath Falls. 1 913 M(HlefH!t 45 CLEVELAND (UP) W. M. Cessna drove here from Cadts, Ohio, In a 1013 automobile and averaged 49 miles an hour. Operated by Cessna's father as a' funeral car. It wna the first closed "ho8elesB, In Cad la. publication of this Summons, exclu sive of the first date of publication, and If you fall to so appear and answer said Complaint, or plead thereto. Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In his Complaint on file In the above entitled Court and cause, a succinct statement of which relief prayed for la aa follows, to-wit: For Judgment and decree against the Defendant for the following re lief: l. That the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between Plalntif fand Defendant be forever dissolved and held for naught. 3. That Plaintiff be given custody of Plaintiff's and Defendant's minor children: Slhrley Gibson, 10 years of age. Nadtne Gibson,- 7 years of sge. 3. That Plaintiff be given such other and further reltef as to this Court may seem meet, Just and equitable. This Summons is published In the Medford Matl Tribune by order 'of the Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered the 9th day of July, 1937. The date of the first publication is juiy otn, 1937. O. H. BENOTSON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 126 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. Notice of Proposal to Hell $47,800.00 School Building Bonds of nnd by School District No, 59 of .tack son County, Oregon, and Inviting Bids Therefor. Notice la hereby given that sealed bids will beCrecelved by the District School Board of School District No. 59 of Jackson County, Oregon, at the office of the District Clerk of said district at Prospect. Oregon, until the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. on the zBth day of July, 1937, for the purchase of an Issue of bonds of said school district In the amount of 47,800.00. Said bonds will be nego tiable coupon bonds, will be register able as to principal only, at the option of the holder, will each be designated! "School Building Bond," will be dated as of June 15th, 1937, will be numbered consecutively from 1 to 95, both inclusive, and In the denomination of $500.00 each. Said bonds will mature rtrlally In numer ical order, as follows: June 15. 1938 Bonds Nos. 1 to 8, Inclusive $4,000. June 16, 1939 Bonds Nos. 9 to IS, Inclusive 14.000. June 15, 1940 Bonds Nos. 17 to 25, Inclusive $4,500. June is, 1941 Bonds Nos. 20 to 34, Inclusive $4,500. June 15, 1942 Bonds Nos. 95 to 43, In cl us! ve $4 ,500. June 15, 1943 Bonds Nos. 44 to 03, inclusive $5,000. June 15. 1944 Bonds Nos. 54 to 63. Inclusive $5,000. June 15, 1948 Bonds Nos. $4 to 73, Inclusive $5,000. June 10. 1946 Bonds Nos. 74 to 84. Inclusive $5,500. June 15. 1947 Bonds Nos. 85 to 95, inclusive $5,500. Said bonds shall bear Interest at the rate of not to exceed sit (0) per cent per annum, payable semi annually on the 16th day of June and December of each year until ma turity; will be payable both as to principal and interest In lawful mon ey of the United States of America at the office of the County Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon, or at the fiscal agency of the State of Oregon, In the City and State of New York, at the option of the purchaser there-1 Convention Committees Credentials Ruth Carr, Edna Carr, Lola Skelly, Leila Faxon. Resolutions Gertrude MoCarron, Catherine Beach, Alta June Abele. Telegrams Eleanor McKay. Greetings to comrades May Roes Walker, Bernlece Anderson, Hulda King. . Department Officers Report Lona Webb, Mlnlta Leedy, Ruth Brandt. Auxiliary President Report Mar garet Walker, Minnie Sweet, Bessie dinger. Distinguished Guests and Recep tion Blanche Lundberg, Bertha Hoff man, Jane Hematreet. Drlll--Contest Lola Butts, Margar et Pierce, Harriet Prints. Door Ouards Jane Hematreet, Frances probsfleld. Platform Aides Margaret Lam mere, Isabel Mitchell. Song Leader Hulda King. Colonel Sargent Camp Executive A. R. Clement, 7. J. Newman,' Dr. E. w. Hoffman, Rankin Eates, Albert Duxunulr. Arrangements W. H. Paine. Finance F. Thompson. program Joe Wood. Publicity Jack Hemstreet. Decorations Rankin Estes. Housing Mrs. Paxton. Music F. Thompson. Banquet Mrs. Jane Hemstreet. Banquet and Decorations Mrs. Jennie Clement. of; provided said bonds or any there of may be redeemable by said School District at any semi-annual coupon period on or after June 15th, 1938. upon payment of the face value thereof, together with accrued In terest to date of payment. The bonds are Issued by virtue of a majority vote of the legal voters of said School District No. 59, voting at an election duly called and held on June 25th, 1937, and by virtue of a -resolution of the District School Board of said school district, duly passed and adopted on the 3rd day of July. 1937, and pursuant to. the Constitution and the laws .of the State of Oregon, in cluding Chapter XX. Title 35. Oregon Code, 1930, and laws amendatory of and supplemental thereto. Each bid, except when made by a state or governmental agency, must, be accompanied by a certified check In the amount of $1,000, payable to the order of School District No. 59, Jackson County, Oregon. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned upon the award of the bonds, and the checks of the successful bidders will be retained, to be applied to ward payment of the bonds, or for the security of said School District No, 69, In case of bldder'a default. All bids must be In writing and must not be for less than par and accrued Interest and all persons of fering to purchase such bonds are Invited to bid thereon at such rate of Interest, not exceeding six (6) per cent per annum, as they shall designate, and said bonds shall bear such Interest rate as shall be desig nated by the purchaser thereof as aforesaid. Each bid shall be accom panied by a tabulation of the bid der, showing cost of money to sa'ci school district under his bid. Bids will be properly opened Immediately after the final hour hereinbefore set forth for opening bids, at the school gymnasium at Prospect, Oregon, In said school district, The District School Board reserves the right to reject any or all blda and to readvertlse the sale of said bonds If said bonds are not satis factory. The successful bidder will be fur nished with the opinion of Teal, Win free. McColloch, Shuler 4c Kelley, attorneys at law, Portland, Oregon, that the bonds are binding and legal general obligations of School District No. 69 of Jackson County, Oregon. By order of the District School Board of School District No. 59 of Jackson County, Oregon, dated July 3rd, 1937. ROSE J. KELLET. District Clerk, School District No. 69, Jackson County, Oregon. - Inquiries with reference to said bonds or said School District may be addeessed to F. P. Far re 11, Attorney at Law, Jackson County Bank Bulld lng. Medford. Oregon. CORNS CURED CCA AA WoHrt ulekt con nn. 9tJtJ.UU Cera. 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