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fEDFCmP MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. XOYEJIBEB 8. 1937.
CALL GRAND JURY
IN
Grins in Today's News Grist
The Jackson county grand Jury
will be called Wednesday for con
slderatton of the eases of Bit Cagle,
33, Marshall Hearn, 20. and Stanley
Borden, 10, member of the Oregon
Normal achool at Monmouth foot bo 11
squad, who with Richard M. Meaean
gar 33, Ashland, drug store clerk
are charged with assault and robbery
upon E. D. Rice, Dallas, Texas, trav
ellng salesman, District Attorney
Frank J. Newman mid today.
The accused youths, following
conference Saturday with Attorney
James T. Chlnnock of Grants Pass,
former state senator, asked for
grand Jury Inquiry and the right to
appear before It, the district attorney
aald.
Messenger Is at liberty on 42000
bonds, furnished by his father and
his employer. The Monmouth ath
letes are held In the county Jail,
According to the district attorney,
the four youths have all made sign
ed statements, purportedly admitting
participation In the assault and rob
bery a week ago on the Pacific high
way near Ashland. Rice alleges he
was beaten and robbed of 31 when
he went with the accused In Mes
senger's auto to haul In Rice's" dis
abled auto. Rice met the youths in
an Ashland csfo on the evening of
the Southern Oregon normal at Ash
land-Oregon Normal -home -coming
football game October 30.
Messenger was arrested at Ashland
shortly after the alleged assault and
robbery was reported, and the three
Oregon Normal athletes last Monday
at Monmouth.
Weal her
Northern California: Unsettled and
cool tonight and Tuesday; showers ex
treme north portion and In the Sierra,
with snows at high altitudes; moder
ate west to northwest wind off coast.
Oregon: Occasional rain tonight
and Tuesday; snows at high altitudes;
moderate temperatures; fresh westerly
wind off coMt.
rhildrerfe Colds
Ma . Yield quicker to
double action 01
V1S8S
(By the Asftorlatrd Press)
PKNTAL BILL HAVE.)
' MILAN, Mo. J. L. Shepherd, 63. postmaster, figured ha needed some
teetl? so be went to a dentist to be fitted for pistes. An examination re
vealed j? was sprouting a brand new set of molars.
FISHKRMAVN LLTK
BUFFALO, N. Y. The "fisherman" U working here agsln.
Last winter police received numerous report that purses had disap
peared while parties were in progress. Often a window was found open, a
fishing pole outside. Then the robberies stopped.
But today a party guest reported the loss of a purse. Police found an
open window and on the grass outside a fishing pole.
WHAT'S WRONG IIKKBf
POCATVLLiO, Idaho. Co-ods at the University of Idaho, southern
branch, are hiving klssless dates and liking lt
The reason: Male student began a whisker growing contest.
ON THE WAOON
DENVER. O. M. Rundahl fell off the wsgon and saw more snakes than
he cares to think about.
. The farmer's left leg was broken when his team shied at a snake and
toppled him from the wagon. He crawled about a mile through snake-Infested
prairie to a highway, where he was found and rushed to a hospital.
'"There were a lot of snakes around,'' said Rundahl, but he realized "If
I didn't get help I would bleed to death." ' ,,
PKKHONAL INTEREST
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Leonard J. Mueller, 38, went before Judge A. J.
HMding charged with stealing $10 from the poor box of Holy Angela Catho
lic church.
Mueller asked for a chance to make restitution.
"Not a chance," ssld Judge Heddlng. "I put some money In that poor
b myself."
Mueller was fined $10 and cost.
CAT VS. CURIOSITY
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Mrs, Joe Carlyle's rat like, to watch her mis
tresa operate the electric washing machine that Is, she did until she de
cided to investigate the gears.
Tho curious oat, became entangled In the machinery and Mrs. Cnrlyle
called police. A patrolman threw the gears into reverse and out came kitty
ruffled but with her nine lives Intact.
TO CURTAIL EXTRA
CAR JEST SERVICE
No examinations for automobile
drivers or chauffeurs will be held
hero Thursday because, of Armistice
Day, It was announced by Ward Mc
Reynolds, state examiner.
In accordance with a recent sched
ule of extra services Tor Medford and
vicinity, however, examination will
be conducted Wednesday from 6 to 6.
Persons seeking licenses or permit to
drive cars wero asked by Mr. Mc
Reynolds to consult the examiner at
hi headquarters on the top floor of
city hall.
The special service ha been avail
able for some time every Wednesday
snd Thursday but after this wwk
tho schedule will be curtaHed to ev
er)' other Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. McRcynolds said.
Mr. McRcynolds and his staff wilt
be here a usual every Saturday from
8 to 8.
BEAUTY OPERATORS TO
SEE DEMONSTRATION
Beauty shop owners and operators
and the general public are Invited
to attend a demonstration ot lac
quered and gilded coiffures at the
Hotel Jackson Tuesday night at tf
o'clock featuring Darwin Jones, noted
hnlrdrenscr. The demonstration la
being sponsored by the Portland
Beauty Supply company and will be
under direction of Walter LaBranch.
manager.
Tli ere will also be a speclnl demon
stration In permanent waving and
a showing .of new developments and
new appliances. This will be the
first demonstration In southern Oro
Ron of the new lacquered coiffure.
ADDITIONAL TALKS
ON GAME OF LIFE
Bf VIOLA SWEET
Additions! lectures will be given by
Viola Sweet, who recently gave a se
ries of free lectures on The Game of
Life, due to many requests from In
terested persons for more lectures.
These lectures will be given Tuesday
evening, Nov. 9 at 8 o'clock and Wed
nesday morning, Nov, 10 at 10. The
lecture like the . recent series, are
under sponsorship of the Mall Trib
une and are open to the public with
out charge.
Personality will be tho subject of
the evening lecture. Charm How to
Attain It, will be Wednesday's thrme.
Both lectures will be given In St.
Mark's Oulld Hall on North Oakdale.
"Notlilng so definitely contributes
to your personal charm a being sure
of yourself. And conversely, nothing Is
so destructive of personal magnetism
as being unsure of yourself. Anyone
may have a poised, dynamic, radiant
personality If willing to put forth
earnest effort to acquire It," Mrs.
Sweet declares.
"Many people," say Mrs. Sweet,
"are preventing their own develop
ment and success by harboring Ideas
of their handicaps and limitations.
things which exist In their minds and
can be removed. They are limited only
a they limit themselves."
Conflicting with no religious belief,
equally helpful to person of every
known creed and In every walk of
life, Mrs. Sweet's talks are directed
toward the personal determination to
succeed, willingness to learn tho iuIcs
of the game of life and faith In the
belief that everyone has the right to
expect to live a vigorous, full life,
play In the matter of living.
Mrs. Sweet has Just completed her
private classwork conducted since the
close of her recent free lectures. She
has established an enviable reputation
In her work during the last ten years
which she has always given under
the guarantee that any student who
Is not fully satisfied may have the
class fee refunded. She ha been In
great demand a a speaker for various
clubs, lodge and organizations.
Everyone Is Invited to hear her
message of Inspiration and cheer.
Meteorological Report
November 8. 1037
Forecasts
Mrdlord ind vicinity: Occasional
rain tonight and Tuesday; moderate
temperature.
Oregon: Occasional rain tonight and
Tuesday, snows at high altitudes:
moderate temperature; fresh westerly
wind off coast.
Local lata
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 64; lowest 34.
Total monthly precipitation .36 In.
Deficiency for the month .19 Inches.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 11)37, 3.66 Inches. Excess lor the
season 1.38 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yester
day 1007.; a a. m. today 1007.
Tomorrow: Sunrise 6.54 a. m., sun
set 4:86 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A.
120th Meridian Time
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Table Rock Council No. 1ft R. and
8. M. Stated Assembly Tuesday eve
ning, Nov. otb, a o'clock,.
O. O. HORNER, I. M.
R. B. SWEENEY, Recorder.
Boise
Boston
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Denver
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Los Angeles
MEDFORD
New York
Omsha
Phoenix
Portland ......
Reno
Roseburg
Salt Lake
San Francisco ....
Seattle
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Washington, D.C.
Yakima
50 36 T. Rain
60 46 P. Cdy.
68 64 .03 Rain
66 36 Blear
60 53 Clear
44 33 P. Cdy.
70 40 Clear
47 44 .18 Cloudy
60 40 Cloudy
74 40 .13 Clear
73 43 Clear
53 50 .38 Rain
54 33 Clear
53 50 .05 Cloudy
48 28 Clear
64 40 Cloudy
.... 64 .36 Rain
44 38 .12 Cloudy
66 .... P. Cdy.
54 48 T. Cloudy
WINDOW OLASS Wt sell window
glass and will replaoe your broken
windows reasonably rrowbrldge Cab
met Works
When Browning was asked what
his "Sordello" meant, he la said to
have replied: "When I wrote it,
Ood and Browning knew; now only
Ood knows."
RADIO SERVICE
On All Makes
o - day guarantee on all repair
work
W RCIlr- RADIO AND
MaKiMU 0 ELECTRIC SIJOI
Next to Roxy Phone 1735
CHEST RESPONSE
Community Chest headquarters
yesterday announced the complete
list of firms which to date had made
a 100 percent response in contrib
uting to the annual campaign. Pla
cards are issued to the firms whereat
both the employer and all the em
ployes have contributed to the chest
fund. The list announced by head
quarters follows:
Hansen Hardware, Shirley Brothers,
jacque Lnox, Ethelwyn B. Hoff
mann, Shisser's barber shop. Charles
A. Wing agency. Kennell Ellis. Crys
tal Springs Packing company, Med
ford Stationery store, Burelson's, TJ.
S. National bank, Peerless market.
First National bank. American
Laundry, Lawrence's .Jewelry, Pastime
poolroom, Jennie Rlddell shop.
Also Roxy theater, Craterlan the
ater. Bear Creek orchard. Adrlenne's.
Economy meat market, P. W. Wool
worth company, Chet Leonard's Su
per Service. Economy Lumber com
pany. Highway pool hall. Southern
Pacific. Union service station . at
Jackson and Riverside, Economy
Seed and Peed company. Band Box
and Sh oe Box , Med ford Prl n 1 1 ng
company, M. N. Hogan company.
Medford Electric. Marshall-Smith-Leonard,
Inc., Medford Stationery
store, Young's drug store , Med ford
lumber company, Lewis Super Serv
ice, state liquor store, Office Sta
tionery and Supply. Camelo Cleaners.
Also Brown and White agency.
Medford Service Station, Crater
Metal and Engineering, Ine., Rex
cafe, Morton Milling company, Riv
erside market, Larry Schade, Porter
Lumber company, Medford Invest
ment company. First Feders Savings
The Morning AfterTaking
Carters Little Liver Pills
and Loan catenation, Crater Fuel
and Supply company, Andy's Super
service. People's Electric- company,
Farmer and Fruitgrowers bank,
Holloway's Reliable grocery, Rtalto
theater.
Also Cuppa Furniture store, Pan
torium Dye Works, Modern Plumb
ing and Sheet Metal, Barney's Shell
service, C. M. Kidd and company,
Myron Root and company. Inc., wine
land Beauty shop, Walter M. Berg
msn shop. Huson's confectionery.
Swift and company, Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, Commercial
Finance corporation. Hotel Medford.
Snlder'a Dairy and Produce company.
Also Montgomery Ward company.
Hotel Orand barber shop, Model
Bakery, Swem's Gift shop, Associated
Oil company, Trowbridge - Flynn
Electric company, Carl Y. Tengwald
agency. East Side pharmacy, Hotel
Holland, Humph rle and Brayton,
Boyd' market. Western Thrift store.
Pierce Auto Freight Lines and Med
ford Fuel company.
CENTRAL POINT HAS
Central Point Mattress factory,
under the management of L. P.
Mathes and C. E. Natfzlger, co-owners,
opened for business Saturday la
the building one door west of the
Central Point post office.
The factory will rebuild and reno
vate old mattresses, according bo
Mr. Mathes. and will later manufac
ture new mattresses, being equipped
to build lnter-sprlng mattresses.
Mr. Mathes, who has resided Is
Medford about one year, ha had
much experience in mattress reno
vating. Mr. Kaffziger recently moved
to Central Point from southern
Washington, and is also an expert
enwd erafUmnn.
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In making your Will you have the privilege of specifying
an Executor of your choosing. If you do not the Court
will exercise that right when you are gone. In making
your Will consider the advantages of a corporate Execu
tor, such as the U. S. National, over an individual who
might be incapable, inexperienced, or who might dh
before fulfilling the important duties involved.
CM or write for Booklet on Willi. It poim
out many things in which you will he interested.
CKOItl.i: T. FREV, Manager DHIOHT L. HOTJGHTOX, Asst. Mm
Medford Branch
lnidod Si.iios National Bank
tl.aik Otfirm- PtrUtuta Oregon
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