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SrEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. ypVKMBER 2fi. 1337. PAGE THREE HIDDEN CASH MEN BY Robber sometime WedncwUr night or erly Thursday morning broke Into the' Medlord pharmacy In the Tluhrer building and stole MO in eaah hidden In the prescription room, city police said today. Edgar A. Moore, owner oi the establishment, told police nothing else was missing. Entrance to the store was ellecwa by tearing down boards and cutting way wire netting Jrom the partition between the drug store's stock room In the basement and the machine mom of the building, police staiea. A hack saw was wrA to cut the vHr nettlnc which covered a hole In the partition, police believe. The robbery was discovered about 6 a.m. yesterday by Ralph Bowen, Janitor of the Fluhrer building at Main street and Central avenue. He had previously locked the basement door leading Into the engine room Wednesday evening, he told' city po lice, and discovered the door un locked yesterday morning. Because of the fact that all doors lock from the Inside, police believe the robber or robbers hid In the machine room and entered the stock room after business hours. Moore told city police he locked his establishment about 10:30 p.m. Prlday. He also stated that no drugs nor supplies of any kind were dis turbed. Professional offices on the second floor of the building, several oi which were entered recently, were undisturbed. It was stated by Bowen. j s 'J Vis 'J SERVING SCIENCE through research in the field of vitamins won a Nobel prize (or Prof. Adalbert Sientgyoergyi, of Szeged University, Hungary. TAKENBY DEATH Charles A. Alvord, 78. died at his home seven miles north of Orants Pass, Ore., Thursday morning of heart trouble and hardening of arteries. Ho was born Feb., 24. 1859, at Delaware Water Gap, penn. Mr. Alvord was married to Pearl Large Bt Minneap olis. Minn., Sept. 3, 1888. They were residents of worthlngton, Minn., and California for 14 years. Seven children were born to the union, four daughters and three sons. Six years ago the family moved to Phoenix, where they resided until a year ago. They have been residents of Josephine county for the past seven months. He wsa a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He leaves his wife and daughters, Mrs. Lee Williams. Medford; Mrs. Don Van Derpoel, Riverside, Calif: sons, Floyd Alvord, Pasadena, Calif; Theo dore R.. Omnte Pass, Ore.; four grand children, and two great-gTandchll dren. Two daughters snd one son are deceased. Funeral services will be held at the Perl funeral home Saturday at 3:00 p. m.. Rev. W. A. Dawes and Rev. Sconce officiating. Interment In Sis. kiyou Memorial park. He was deacon of the Medford Baptist church and joined the Baptist faith at the age of 21 years. Mr. and Mrs. Alvord would have celebrated their golden wedding anniversary next Septem ber 8. L PASSES, AGED 81 PIONEER, PASSES IS SPURRED AS SIXTH RANSOM BILL APPEARS CHICAGO, Nov. 36. (AP) Dis covery that a 110 bill pautd recently In northern IUinol was part of the 950,000 ransom paid In vain for the return of Chariot 8. Rosa, gave fresh Impetus today to the search for the abductor of the 73-year old retired Chicago xranufacturer. It was the sixth ransom bill to make Its appearance since the kid naping two months ago. The others were uncovered In two loop stores and in the vicinity of the far south side of the city. Mrs. Mabel C. Ocock of Union, III., reported ahe received the bill a week ago and was attracted by the penciled numbers, 107.688. oi the bottom of the margin. She cop ird the aerial numbers before spend ing the note in payment of a coal bin. D. M. Ladd. head of the Chicago office of the bureau of Investigation declined comment on the latest clue except to say the penciled numbers were "very Important." Ross was kidnaped September 35 on a highway. 15 miles west of Chi cago while returning from a dinner engagement at Sycamore, III., with his former secretary. Miss Florence Frethage. Sereno Holden. 83. a resident of Jackson county for the past 53 years, passed sway at Lake Creek where he had been making his home lor the last year with Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fox. Mr. Holden was born In Branch county, Mich., in 1855. When a small child his parents moved to town and at the age of nine years he was taken by them to Kansas where he grew to manhood and came with his parents to Jackson county, ore., in 1884, residing here since that time, most of which was spent at Ashland and Talent. In coming to Oregon . the family left the train at Redding which was then the end of the railroad and oame to the Rogue River valley by stage.. He leaves no relatives. Funeral services will be held at the grave In the Talent cemetery at 1:30 Saturday. Conger funeral par lors in charge. NAZUEWTUSTER Football Scores Nazarene Church To Open Special Campaign Sunday On Sunday morning, the Church of the Nnzarene will open a campaign In a special evangelism effort. The series will continue every evening ex cepting Saturday until Sunday, De- j cember 13. The Rev. Lon R. Woodrum of Okla- horns City, Okla., Is the evangelist eugnged for the two weeks. He has Just concluded meetings In Ban Fran cisco and Sacramento. A report from the San Francisco series stated that It was one of the best In the history of the -church Uiere. The evangelist Is called the "Edgar Quest of the Gospel," from the fact that he la considered a gifted poet. This talent, woven Into his gospel messages, 1 adds much Interest and charm to his presentations, Mr. Wood rum having the faculty of mixing wit. satire and solemnity as an orator, said the Rev. Fred Weatherford, pas tor. Mr. Weatherford stated "we are happy to present to the public such a gifted genius'." The musical department will be assisted by Mrs. Lorena Robinson, soloist, and the Rev. R. E. Griffith, as directing chorister. By the Associated Press East Hampden-Sydney 19. American U. 0 Brown 7, Rutgers t. Csthollc U. J7. South Carolina 14. Duqueane 14. Detroit 7. Gettysburg 2. Franklin and Mar- ahall . Marshall 27, W. Virginia Wesleyan 0 Mt. St. Mary S, Davis Elklns 0 Cornell 34. Pennsylvania 20. Urslnua 8. Penn Military 0. Western Maryland 30. Providence 0. West Virginia 28. George Washing ton 0. , Navy "B" 22, Temple "B" 21. South Alabama B. Vanderbllt 7. ' . Tennessee 13. Kentucky 9. ! Mississippi State B, Mississippi 7. , Clemson 0. Furman 0. tie. Wake Forest 19, Davidson 7. North Carolina 40. Virginia 0. ! Maryland 8. Washington & le 0 ' Richmond 8. William Mary 0. Virginia Poly 12. Virginia Military 6 Chattanooga 19. Mercer 7. Stetson 14. Mississippi College . Birmingham-Southern 21. Howard 20. Louisiana Tech 20. South Dakota 6 Louisiana Normal 7, Southwestern (La.) 0. Midwest Missouri 0. Kansas 0, tie. Washington U. (St. Louis) 8, St. Louis 0. Xavler (Cincinnati) 8. Toledo 6. Miami U. (Ohio) 14. Cincinnati 8. Wichita 19, Washburn 7. Missouri Valley 44. Haskell 0. Southwest Texas A. and M. 7. Texsa 0. Arksnsss 28. Tulsa 7. Texas Tecb 37, Crelghton 0. Rocky Mountain Colorado U. 34. Denver 7. Utah U. 27, Utah State 0. Wyoming 33. Oreeley State 0. Colorado College 18. Whitman 6. Arizona 47, Colorado State 0. . Far west Montana 14, North Dakota. S. Willamette 41. Nevada 7. Fresno Stste 20, College of Pacific 0 Belllngham Normal 12. Llnfleld 0. California Poly 13, Idaho (South ern Branch) 7. 1 Known narcotic addicts In the PLANE FORCED DOWN IN ELK CREEK AREA; I An Arrow-Sport airplane, with two male pAAsengera aboard, en route from San Francisco to Portland, was forced down Thursday afternoon in the Elk creek district about 30 miles Irom this city. The plane escaped damage and the passengers were un hurt. Department of commerce aides and the stat police reported they did not know the names of the air travelers except that both were from San Franolsco and one was named "Peacock." Airport officials said they had received no report or details of the mishap. State police reported they received a telephone call Thursday afternoon stating a plane had been flying over the Christie ranch for half an hour and was "lost and looking for a landing place." A state trooper was dispatched. In the meantime the plane landed In a pasture safely. Airport attaches said the two pas sengers obtained gasoline, and sur mised they Intended to continue their flight. The plane landed In rough coun try' A high fog nnd mist prevailed. Peer Hauls of Suits CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP) Here's a new one In accidents and damage claims. A deer collided with an automobile driven by Q. L. Jaeger of South gate. Calif., near Evanston, Wyo. The deer was killed and Jae ger's car was damaged. Jaeger sent the state game department a bill for 959 63, the coat of repairing his car. Tanks Shipped aa Boats ALBANY. M. Y. (UP) Sixteen steel tanks, the largest weighing 460,000 pounds and extending 35 feet longer than a railroad flat car. hava been floated from Jersey City. N. J to Whiting. Ind., via the Barge canal. The tanks served as their own barge and were towed by tugs. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. British Isles totaled 616 at the end of 19.16. the Home Office reports. Floods during the monsoon season this year caused widespread damage In Burma. . Samuel Bertelaon, 81. a resident of Medford for the pa&t 30 years, passed away suddenly November 33 of heart attack. He was born in Schle-wig-Holstein, Denmark, April 28, 1856. He was a building contractor and quick silver miner. He leaves his wife Anna M.: two sons, Wallace B-. Medford; Carroll S., Bandon; and one daughter, Mrs. Luclle M. Dye, Burlingame, Calif., and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Pearl funeral home Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Interment In Jacksonville ceme tery. Friends will please omit flowers at services. BERLIN, Nov. 26. CAP) Three thousand Jews have been ousted from the German theater, motion pictures snd newspapers since- 1033, Propaganda Minister Joseph Goeb bels announced today at the annual meeting of the Reich culture cham ber of the strength through Joy organization. Chancellor Hitler attended the meeting. Goebbels announced also that a pension scheme for theatrical em ployes would be put Into operation January 1. The trade union com missioner, Robert Ley, discl05ed that 600.000.000 marks (about 9240,000. 000) had been spent to date on "beautifying labor." Of this sum. Ley said, one-third had been spent in improving the crew quarters on 324 ships. He said more vessels were under construc tion, two now In the Danzig yards, to carry workers on vacation cruises which will be extended next year to American resorts. Hunter Hounded. NEWPORT. NOV. 26. (A'r Frank V. Foearty. 18, an assistant airway ob server here, spent Thanksgiving Day In a hospital. Duck hunting at South Beach, his gun accidentally discharg ed, the shot tearing the flesh off his left forearm. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. rru COFFEE POT EXPLODES AND BLOWS UP SHOW MOLALLA. Nov. 26. ( AP) A parent-teachers group staging an ama teur hour sow their program literally blow up. A 10-gallon can of boiling coffee exploded, scalding Elton New man seriously and burning several others. Battery Plant Burns. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26. !&) Fire swept a battery plant In tho heart of the southwest Industrial district here early today, causing damage estlmtaed at nearly (200.000. Four fire companies, endangered by burst ting bo tUes of acid, halted the flames after they raged through a brick build ing occupying half a city block. Park Sets Record DENVER ( UP ) David H. Can field, superintendent of Rocky Moun tain national park, north of here, announced that 651,899 persons visited the park during the year ending Sept. 30. This was the great est number of visitors in the history of the resort, showing an .18 4 per cent Increase over last year. The greatest percentage Increase in the population of the United States occurred between 1800 anfl 1810 when there was a gain of 38.4 percent. ( M Shhh! Just three minutei more, Mr. Cuckoo, If you had ever tasted Schilling Flavor, you'd warn a second cup, too! Schilling Coffee One for Percolator anochei one for Drip or Glass Maker. THELUIUNii B.Hoffmann Sensational Reductions COATS & SUITS Formerly $16.95 9.95 $25.00 $14.95 $37.95 . $22.95 and many other prices DRESSES Fomierlv Now $ 6.95 " $ 3.05 $12.95 $ 8.95 $29.95 $19.95 and many other prices HATS Formerly Now $ 1.95 ' 1-59 $ 3.95 $ 2.59 $ 6.95 $ 4.59 and many other prices PEERLESS MARKET 1214 N. Bartlett Phone 603. 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