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PAGE TWELVE LOCAL NATIONAL E Company A and headquarters company. 186th Infantry of the Ore gon national guard will leave here on ft special train at midnight Mon day for two weeks of Intenalve training at Port bewla. Waeh. The local guardsmen will go dir ectly to Camp Murray, part of Fort Lewis. They will participate In th array maneuver, being part of de fending forces which will endeavor to atop an Invasion ' of "enemy" troops from the north. Both Medford companies will re. port at the armory at 1:00 p. m. tomorrow for a regular paid drill and final preparations for departure to camp. They will entrain at tt p. m., their special train to be on a siding near the Jackaon County Ohamber of Commerce. Capt Carl Y Tengwald. commanding Company A, will be train commander. The train Is scheduled to arrive at Camp Murray at 4:30 p. m. Tues day. Mess will be served on the train en route. Company A members going to camp are Capt. Tengwald. First Lt. Weldon H. McBee, Second Lt. Bruce W. Moffatt and First Sgt. Oeorge F. Llndley. Also 8gts. John H. Eddy. Clyde C. Flchtnor. Qeorgo I. Hall, Claude A. Llndley. Reuben H. Pits, Charles D. Wiley and Charles E. Overmyer. Corporals John W. Burns. Carl B. Nabb. Donald W. Nellson. Robert J. Prentice. Theodore L. Taylor and Sidney W. Van Lydegraf. Privates First Class James R. Ack ley. Donald W. Applcgate, Richard H. Balsae, Burrell R. Brown. Dan Ehrhcart. Oalc T. Oraham, Dolph W. Guyer. Warren P. Law, Chester J. Logan, Durward A. Porter, Ralph D. Smith, Berle 0. Thornton and Edward C. Welch. Private Frank d.. Allen. Eugene L. Blackford. Howard V. Daugherty, Jack O. Bavin. Warren E. Flchtner. Jack L. Carman. Wesley R. Cllllnaky. Howard W. Griffin. Paul W. Hughea, Jack K. James. Louis L. Holmes, Joseph H. Knowles. Jesslo C. Long Philip C. Moran, Edward L. Olson, Darvl M. Palmer. Robert W. Palmer, Alvln H. Peterman, Joseph W. Raw- hauaer. William O. Roblnaon. Roocri Rose. Hubert A. Santo. John E. Bchllnsog. Arthur L. Senate. Willis C. Vincent, Clranvllle R, wenoer, Blchard K. Webber and Dwlght E. Welch. Headquarters company members are First Lieut. James W. Orlgahy. commanding. Second Lieut. Charles O. Reed and Staff Sgt. John H Nellson. Also sergeants Charles W. Lovell. Howard E. Schrecengost and Mark N. Smith. Corporals John I. Davidson. Wal lace a. Dutton. LeRoy J. Fleming and Frank L. Roberts. Private First Class Joe A. Dal lalre and Ralph E. Olem. Privates Thomas P. Davidson, Ro bert E. Lee, Oall C. Lusk, Ted O. Msrshnll, Marvin L. Stevens. Robert B. Wilson and Joe A. Roberts. 24 i wei.iy-four motorists of Jackson eounty. charged with failure to pro cure a driver's license, have paid fines and costs amounting to $7, or been cited to appear In Justice court, the past two days as result of a atste police drive. The campaign will con tinue. Charles H. Coghlll. Medford: Walter M. Blair. Medford; Kenneth O. Bueh nell, Ashland: Rufus E. McMillcn, Medford: Lillian a. Schofleld. Ash land; Clifford M. Peart. Medford: Foster H. Oreb. Medford; Price P. Hale. Star Route; Minnie Edwards. Central Point, and Bert J. Connors. Hsgle Point were given citations Frl dsy. Most of these plead guilty. John Courtland Hall, orchardlst. and Charles Crawford Lemmon. fruit broker, both of this city, were the first two offenders to appear Friday and pay fines. CARS ALL NIGHT City police lust night ntnrled esmpnign to ellmlnnte over-night parked cum in the bulnM iwctlon Automobile parked between 9 nnd b n. m. will be tt.pKrd, Chief of Pollc ClnUniB MoCredle ntnted, (. In that parkins between ttiow hour wan prohibited. Knapp Assigned To Police Berth Here Captain bee Bown of the ntate p-tllc announced yesterday that Todd B. Knapp, formerly of Row burg, had reported for duty at th Medford hrariqunrter after auccew. fully completing hi atate police initiations. Knapp will receive training here nd mill probably be aaalgued to this district. He will take the place of Private Johnaon. who recently roaigned to enter biiAineu. SALEM, Aug. M. (AP Approxi mately 1.000 hop picking Jobs were available at the atnto employment office here tody, officials reported to Governor Charles H M.irtln. let r .lKlit rp your Hark Corners and Clovla OLSON ELECTRIC New Siskiyou Road Serves As Setting For Wedding Rites ASHLAND. Aug. M. (SpD Frederick W. Berger, 63, of Ash land and Miss Oussle Qullhot, 48, of Portland, were married Wed nesday evening In ft unique cere mony performed at ft spot on the new Siskiyou highway route nigh above the valley. The Rev. L. D. Westfall of Ash land officiated at the outdoor rites. The bridegroom Is a material inspector, for the state highway department and was formerly en gaged In the work on the Siskiyou route. Impressed by the majestic sweep of the new highway and Its route that will soon carry mo torists over the mountains, he chose the area for his wedding. He Is now connected with the new Talont-Bear Creek project. The couple will make their home In Ashland. OF ASHLAND, DEAD Luell Stone Million, wife of Levi Million, paaAed away at their home In Jacksonville at 0:20 p. m. Friday, Death came after a lingering Illness through which Mr. Million was a very patient sufferer, ever clinging to the hope that she might recover. She waa born in Ashland August 13 1879, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stone, early settlers of that place, and waa married at Medford In 1925 to Mr. Million. Except for the last three weeks spent In Jacksonville Mrt. Million has spent her ontlre life time in Mod ford and Ashland. She may be remembered by many as a clerk In the F. K. Deuel department store here. She was a member of the Christian church of Ashland and leavea hosts of friends throughout Jackaon coun ty. Besides her husband, she leave two sisters and two brothers, D. W. Stone of Oakland. Caltf., p. L. Stone and Mrs. J. A. Shields of Livingston. Calif., and Mrs. E. L. March of Jacksonville. Funeral services will be conducted al the Conger chapel by the Rev. D E. Millard at 3:30 Monday. After which the remains will be cremated. ties'. le M. Turnliaujrh Jeasic M. Turnbaugh, wife of James Tumbaugh, pawned away at her home weat of Phoenix lntc Friday evening at the ngo of 60. She waa born at Vr nonla. Oregon. July 17. 1887. She was a resident of Jacksonville until mov ing to Phoenix In January, and a reslaent of Jackson county since 1025. She leavea three children, Harry Emmona of Vernonla, Oregon. John of Bly, Oregon and Mrs. V. H. Turn baugh, phoenix. Also one slater and four brother. Bee Rone, portlnnd. Lester and Harrison Rose, La Grande, Onjcon. Joshua of Vernonla and Flor ence Schemerhorn of Portland. Funeral announcement will be made by Conger funeral parlors at a later date. ' V NATIONAL TITLE SAN FRANCISCO. Ann. 14. (AP) Bruce Mccormick, a Los Angeles fireman who plays golf with the thoroughness of a four-alarm blane, became the 1037 national puhllc links champion today with a one up 30-hole victory over his fairway buddy, Don Erlekson of Alhambra, Cal. The southern California "smoke eater," a lean blonde fellow with a bag full of fancy shots, stabbed the ball into the cup for a first hole par 4. It gave him a lead he held until the match ended on the With green. He was 4 up at the ninth; S up at the eighteenth and 4 up again at the 37th. Ills medal score was not up to his efforts throughout the rest of the tournement but It was aulflclent to hold Frlekson In check from start to finish. Mccormick posted a S. one un der par. for the first nine: took an approximate 4a. all over par for the second nine, and carded a 87 Tor the third leg of the trip. Erlckaon, the huskv gas works employe, whose S(l hole medst score of 139 equalled the record of the sixteen year old tournament, was badly off his usual game. Krltaln Reduces Jobless LONDON (DP) Unemployment tn Great Rrltaln Is at Its lowest now since December, I02S, and there are even so ooo loh. "cotng hewing" a Pleasant Stop over on the Trip to San rraiicl.co True, the Bridies Uortnt Oaillf htl HOTEL WOODLAND WOODLAND, 0ALIT New. fireproof bnlldln on 0. ft IMthwiv 99-w fiO ROOMS -8(1 BATHS RATES from $2 00 COr'Kfcr MIOp-ROOM PKH VICE - TVtRN OFFICIAL AAA HOTEL COOL IN SUMMFH WARM IN WINTfl Oave H. Cham her. Proprietor COUNTY 4-H CLUBS PLAN HANDICRAFT FAIR THIS WEEK Jackson county's 4-H clubs will hold a home economics and handi craft fair at the courthouse audi torium at 10 o'clock next Friday morning and lasting through Sat urday. Considerable Interest la being shown by members, 7fi entries hav ing been received thus far fiom all pr.rta of the county. At " 10 o'clock Friday morning judging of exhibits will start. Sat urday will be devoted to demon- stratlona In cooking, canning and ciotning. Special contests this vear win be the preparation of a din ner for four persona for $1. The girls will be allowed three hours to prepare, serve and clear away the dinner, which must not cose more than one dollar. The other new con test will be the girls' style dress review, which will consist of model ing of complete costumes, selected and made by club members. The Judging contest, also to be held Saturday, in which all mem bers may compete, will decide the winning team to go to the state fair In September to represent Jack son eounty. Anyone Interested in the 4-H club work la Invited to come and see the exhibits and the demonstrations. FEHL ELIGIBLE TO The parole of Bart H. Fehl, former Jackson county Judge, smitenced to fcerve four years In state prison for conviction of bnllot-theft eonsDiracv. expiree at midnight Sunday, after which under the terms of a parole granted by Governor Charles H. Mar tin, he can return here. Fehl. according to county authori ties will attend and be a witness In the Jury trial Monday, of the civil action of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Cor- inthla B. Stailey against the estate of Ted Helmroth. for collection of $3400 allegedly due under a rental agreement, p-ehl Is not a party In the! Vaianrles for Officer; There are action, but la a former part-owner j wore than 200 vacancies tn the grades of the building in .Oved. iof flrBt and second lieutenant In the The case will bo heard bv Circuit I Judge B. B. Aahurat of Klamath Falls. ! NEBRIATES KEEP POLICE ON JUMP City police !.ad a busy day yester day with drunks, a total of six being hauled to the bastlle where they will be forced to think it over until to morrow. James S In ley, M. a transient from Idaho, stole a piece of leather goods from Qault'a shoe shop yesterday af ternoon and later attempted to sell It back to the owner, city police said, and added that Sfaley was drunk. Orvllle D. Puckett. 48, of Revue River, was taken to the sutlon after being drunk on the street. The following were lodged In Jail I after being arrested near the Myron Root packing tiMisn; Donald Griam. j officer at the navy station In the 40, of Illinois; Basil E. Porter. 34. of: Medford federal building. The re North Dakota; Louis Verschoor. 38. of cniltlna party will al accept appli- Grtffln Creek, and Vernon Fields, 60. j of Medford. AH were drunk on wine. ! poll mid. C01 bust'EH aJlaf" UNION MADI CARPENTERS' OVERALLS Preferred by Carpenter:, because they're practical and j;ive trie utmost in wear, comfort and con venience. Note the improved "v" neck bib. These re the original swinging nail -pouch overall. Reinforced pockets; quilted double knees. Right and left hand hammer straps and rule pockets. We have vour size .... fl? UNION MADE P I ' LOCAL and To Sun Francisco Dr. H. P. Cole man has left for San Francisco to take a post-graduate course. He ex pected to return on August 33. Slacks for Drills Present Indica tions point to the Issuance of Blacks soon for wear at armory drills, lt Is stated In the current Oregon Quard Bulletin. . HMer Dies Mr. and Mr. 8. ,W. Richardson will leave this morning by motorcar for Portland, called by the death of Mr. Richardson's sister. Mrs. H. A. Hagedorn, yesterday morn ing. Mrs. Hagedorn formerly resided In Medford. Salesman Dies Hal C. Zehrung, salesman for Oray 4e company, whole confectionery concern and buc ceasor to Oray, McClaln Ac Percy, died in Portland Friday, according to word reeclved here yesterday. Mr.' Zeh rung was widely known here, having been a frequent vLaltor In Medford for the past 35 years. Rated Fourth In the annual Pershing trophy competition the ISflth Infantry ranked fourth In the United States with a percentage of 81.9 as compared with the high of 99.6 made by the 141st infantry of Texas, according to the Oregon Guard Bulletin. Company A and headquar ters company here are unlU of the ISflth. Flying North Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moss arrived at Medford municipal airport tn their Fair child plane yes terday afternoon. They were en route from Oakland, Cal., to Portland and ; continued north as soon as their ship 1 had been serviced. A late arlrval Frl- j day was Lieut. H. A. Boushey of Fort Lewis, Wash., who was en route to ; Moffatt field. Riverside, Cal., In a Douglas observation plane. Veek-Knd at Lodge Mr. Mrs. Ralph Schlsler arrived from Portland at Medford municipal airport at noon yesterday In their Stlnson plane. They were accompanied by Joe Welasen- bach. Oakland, Cal., aviator who has boon vacationing at the Rogue River Lodge near Trail and who Joined the Sehlslers when they left for the north a few days ago after a day's stay at the lodge. "They all returned to the lodge after their arrival yesterday. Mr. Schlsler la an executive of a Los Angeles produce company. national guard of Oregon ior quan- mPn' tne Oregon Guard Bulle tin states. The commissions are : identical with thc Issued to any j other officer though the commission- ed enlisted man functions In his on listed capacity In time of peace, the Bulletin says. In time of war or other emergency, however, such men would step automatically Into war time vacancies. It Is explained. Full Information regarding the vacancies may be procured from national guard company commanders. Navy Proeram A travelling United States navy recruiting party will pre sent a motion picture show in city park here at 0 p. m.. Sunday, August 22. The program comprise action pictures depicting phases of navy life. On Monday. August 23, the party will present a lecture and other motion pictures at the Klwanls club luncheon in the Hotel Medford. Additional bookings for presentation of a mo- tlon picture program on August 93 may be made by organizations through Ernest M. West, recruiting cations for enlistment and conduct examinations for qualified young men. PERSONAL Returns Home Mrs. Robert. Norrts returned to her borne here Friday night from Echo where she visited her mother. Due Home Soon Clifford Ayres Is expected home August 19 from the Philippines where he has been sta tioned at Fort Mills for the past two years. He la a graduate of Medford high school. Return from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Verne Shangle and children re turned to Medford Thursday night from a week's vacation trip up the Oregon coast highway to Portland where they visited relative and friend. Tonal lectomies Tonsllectomlce were performed at Osteopathic clinic yesterday for Mrs. C. L. Cowan of Talent. John H. Denlson of 304 West Jackaon boulevard and Helen Ruben stein, ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. H. Rube ostein of 30 North Peach street. Return from fire Albert Young, protective assistant at the Star ran ger station of the Rogue River na tional forest, and Dee Mills, foreman of the A pp legate CCC camp, return ed Friday from special duty at the forest fire on the Columbia national forest near Randle, Wash. New Residences N. D. Blden of 106 Ashland avenue applied at the city building Inspector's oflce yes terday for a permit to construct a residence at a stated cost of $3000. Doyle Franklin of South Central ave nue applied for a permit to remodel a residence at a stated cost of $100. Start Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Herb Grey of 714 South Oakdale avenue left for the north by motorcar yes terday on a fortnight's vacation. They were to sojourn in Portland and Seattle, Wash., their vacation plans including a Steamer trip around Puget Sound. Mr. Grey is advertis ing manager of the Mall Tribune. Army Vacancies The war depart ment has authorized acceptance of a limited number of specialists for ser vice In the Philippines and troubled China. It was stated In a press re lease yesterday from MaJ. H. D. Bag nall. recruiting officer at Portland. The limited authoriration applies to six cooks, ten clerks, four stenogra phers, six mechanics and four bug lers for the 15th Infantry; - one butcher for the quartermaster corps and three men for the medical de partment, all for China service: and variety of specialists for Philippine .rvHr Detailed Information regard lng qual,flcations and duties may be procured from Sgt. Willis S. Estep at the recruiting station in city' hall here. A' i r Onlu PRIME WINTER CAUGHT Usedinika Manufacture HAMILTON FUR To Convention Dr. C. H. Paske and Everett Faber are to leave today for Portland to attend the annual northwest district Klwanls conven tion as official delegates of the Med ford Klwanla club. Dr. Paske Is president and Mr. Faber past-president of the local club. They will be accompanied by their wives. mm On Nary Furlough Jack H. Melton, son of Mra. Daisy R. Dick of route 4. Is spending a 15-day leave of ab sence from the United States navy at his home hfre. He has Just com pleted bis thre months preliminary training at San Diego, having en listed last May 19. H attended Med ford high school until he enlisted. It is his plan to take the navy cour.se In electricity. Chimney Fire The fire depart ment's chemical crew was called twice yesterday afternoon to the Louis Knlps home at 319 South Ivy street where soot ignited in the chimney. The first call was answered at 2:10 and the firemen stood by while tnc i soot burned Itself out. The soot j flared up again, however, and the I crew was called back at 3:23. No damage was done, firemen reported. On Motor Trip Fred Butler, clerk In-the quartermaster office at CCC headquarters here, and Bill Wall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellia Wall, left last night for a ten-day motor trip that will take them first to Lakevlew. then to Burns, up the. Snake river gorge and to Wallowa lake. They expect to fish at every available stream and lake en route. On the return trip the two plan to visit Bonneville dam and Portland. j Meetings Deferred Women's auxil- j lary of the Medford Moose lodge will hold no further meetings until Sep tember 14 when a session will be held ; at 8 p. m. In the Knights of Pythias I hall, Fifth and Grape streets, lt was j announced yesterday. Regular meet- i Ings will be held thereafter on the j second and fourth Tuesday of every ; month. Meetings arc being omitted for the present because of the heat and the absence 6f members from town, It was explained. Kali Man Retire A. J. Gillette, employe of the Southern Pacific com pany since Setember ' 1, 1891, and agent at Eugene for more than 31 years, will retire today, according to the Eugene Register-Guard. Mr. Gil lette started his career with the rail road as a telegrapher In 1891. his first Job being at Gervais. For a time he was employed as telegrapher in Medford and Grants Pass, going from the latter city to Eugene 38 years ago. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Ragsdale of Lake Creek a girl weigh ing eight pounds at Sacred Heart hospital yesterday morning, Satur day. Aus. 14, GEnumt HnmiLTon HUGE V-AM HUI1DREDS OF mAGtllFICEnT VALUES DESPITE RISinG PRICES DEFERRED PflYmEriTS Mau BeArranqeJ w FURS ru of COATS ZJ 47 August 1 6th, 1 7th, 1 8th Special Showing By Clifford Samuelson GIRL 12, AUTO Dorothy Cadwallader, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and .Mra. R. H. Cad ws'.lader cf 413 Benson street suf fered a fractured rib and minor bruises at 8 a. m. yesterday when the car In which she was riding, driven by her father, collided with a machine operated by George H. McLean of Eagle Point at the Intersection of 11th and drape streets. Mr. Cadwal lader received a slight head wound. Both were rushed to Community hospital and after having their In juries treated, were taken home. Nei ther Is seriously Injured, the attend ing physician stated. According to a report In city police station, the Caawallader car was traveling east on 11th street and was struck by the McLean auto, moving Machinelesa Permanent Wave at $5.00 Beau'y Salon 2nd Floor Use Tour Regular FURS ETY! . PURS! w MA WW'S Monday - Tuesday & Wednesday south on Orapa street and making a left turn Into 11th street. The col. llslon occurred In the middle of th. Intersection, the report said. Church nelesa'es Gassed ZURICH. Switzerland, Aug. 14 (API A tear gas attack on delegates to the Zionist congress caused Zurich police today to make new precautions to protect the delegate. Lumber Product" in Cp PORTLAND. Aug. 14. ( AP) Lum ber production In the northwest In 1938 climbed from a depression low of less than four billion board feet to more than eight and one-half billion feet, the Federal Paclfls Northwest Forest Experiment station said today. Ore aed Bullion Purchased Uunixsl by Slita ot CjllloreJa WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St., San Francisco Plant: Sooth San Ftanritco Make Your Appointment Monday Morning for One of Mann's Oil Permanent Waves $25.o . Complete This August Special is for a limited time only, so make appointment at once Phone 486 or 487. Charge Account Try On Furs in Our Air Conditioned Fur Shop. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Prion 115 3 N. Birtlctt
