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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTCD. OKEOON. SUNDAY. MAY 1. 1933 PAGE TWO ANCIENT FOSSIL VIEWED BY MANY The hea4 of the prehistoric animal found Wednesday In the Sterling nine was encased In piaster of Parla for preservation at the Jackson Coun ty chamber of Commerce yesterday. The plaster work was done by John Eliot Allen, geologist, and Ralph Ma son, chemist, of the Rustless Mining corporation wro were asked to come here from Grants Pass to preserve the skeleton by Dr. Warren D. Smith, professor of geology at the University f Oregon. Dr. Smith plana to come here himself Tuesday or Wednesday, Mr. Allen said. A. H. Banwell, manager of ths chamber of commerce, said that it wan likely the fossil would be taken upstate for scientific study and ex. hlblt. Ultimately, however, It will be returned to the Southern Oregon Ocm and Mineral society for Its projected museum here, he stated. Mr. Allen said the skeleton, com prising skull and horns, was the re mains of an animal or tne not group, related to an extinct species of water buffalo. The animal belonged to the Ice or Pleistocene age and might pos. elbly date back tOO.000 years, he stat ed, adding that to speak more author itatively he would have to examine the deposit In which It was louna. Dr. Wlnnlfred Bradway, head of the science department of the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland ex amlned the fossil Thursday and also aald It appeared to be the remains of a water buffalo. She estimated the age. however, at 40,000 to 60.000 years In geologlo terms, she added, that was not old. Hundreds of persona viewed the fos sil, found 35 feet below the surface, while It was on exhibit at the cham ber of commerce. It aorved to emplHV lie the value of the Southern Ore gon Gem and Mineral society, Mr, Banwell said. It was removed, brought to Medford and treated for preserva tion by E. R. Santo and William Mc Clure of the mineral aoclety. CALCULATORS Blerma, lid North Central. Phone 383. Dee Mall Tribune Want Arts Schermerhorn Pardon Signed by Governor Restores All Rights The question baa been raised aa to my legal status aa a citizen and voter of this state. To clarify this question In the minds of the citizens of Jaok eon County, I wish to state that I received from Governor Charles A. Martin a "Pardon to Restore Civil Rlshte" dated the 23rd day of July, 1037. This executive order rostored me to "all political rights, privileges, and Immunities" and It was attested by Earl Snell, secretary of state. My candidacy for the democratlo nomination to the office of Sheriff of Jackson county In the May pri maries will be based upon a pledgo to Jackson County people for an honest, business-like administration of the office. Q. L. SHERMKRHORN. Paid adv. by O. L. Shermerhorn. YOUR COWS NEED OUR DAIRY FEED Phone us today for a trial order of our special dairy feed. 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If you are not Retting MilMnrMrv reull .-rHis now give our rrmert As wm of ConMlpntlun, Htnmnrh Trundle, Itlirumntt'in, lln t-eter, Prostate Trouble, t leers, tiall stone. Hun lon Commit.,., Minus Trouble, Asthma. Inrtuenta. t'em.ile Trouble, rile, chrnnli Co ti Kb, High Mood Pressure, Arthritis rnlltK Append irltl. Tin ullltlft, Kcjeina, Heart, Liver, Bladder, Klilnnt. I. tint;, Hlood or I'rlmtry IHorder. Free ronultiitlou. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open daily 10 a.m. to 12; 1 p.m. to 6. 233 E. Main St. Harpist To Give Concert rv - K-ip-'L", ' -t "i m ' A" V 1 J if f" l) VI,"- , t - L '( ' 7 I l-V' Jk - - ' tf If I l' , if 1 j f; ;''vikv;fiCT ; U "J ml 'lT.Jf 'vv.. i f , I, mm ;'; i-i f'2 hj'j J,' M f, H 1.1 , Hi I f ? 7Ur, L'j j ? ; ( ' l .' S .i l II ? f-vi 1 'k, ' 1 ' J . t Vf. Otto Dngonz (above), one of the leading harpists of the country, ivlll he heard In concert In the Lincoln school auditorium Monday, May 2, at 8 p. 111. Mr. lluiiRniiz will he assisted by his son and daughter on the villi aliurp and marimba. The concert, which will he under auspices of Nt. Peter's Lutheran church, will be free to the public. A plate offering will be accepted. MUSIC PROGRAMS FOR ALL COUNTY SCHOOLS PLANNED DURING WEEK Programs will be provided for prac tically all rural schools of Jackson county In observance of National Music week, May 1-7. Pupil of various schools will Journey to other schooU to entertain. Definite dates for the programs have not yet been worked out. Jackson school of Medford will provide programs at Phoenix and Lone Pine; Roosevelt school will go to Jacksonville and Griffin Greek; Washington school to Oak drove and West Side; Lincoln school to Howard and Central Point; Phoenix to North Phoenix, Independence and Pern Valley; Jacksonville to Ruch and Applcgnte; Butte Palls to Mt. Pitt and Anderson Creek; Bellvlew to Nell Creek; Ashland to Bellvlew and Plnchurst; Rogue niver to Evans Valley: Gold Hill to Sams Valley and Alderbrook; Prospect to Elk Creek and Bams Valley to Meadows and Antloch. Progrnms will be provided by the Music Toachers" association for th following schools; Eagle Point, An telope, Willow Springs, Agate, Lake Creek, Missouri Fiat, Talent, Provolt, Rogue River, Brownaboro, Lost Creek. Table Rock, North Trail, Gold Hill, Prospect, Little Butte Creek, Liberty. Beaver Creek, Little Applegate. Butte rails. Shot In Leg PRAHA, Czechoslovakia, April 30. (AP) A member of Konrnd Henleln's Sudeten German (Naul) party was shot through the leg by pollco at Bratislava lost night an patriotic pro-Oermana and Czochoslovaklans prepared to celebrate May day. 4 Fight 1'ntul MANILA, P. I., April 30. (AP) R. II. Carter, a United States at my private, dted during a fight with two American sailors in Manila's walled city tonight. 4 Closing time for Too Late u Clas sify Ads la 1 :30 p. m. OUT 0$ the. ROUGH a trim, hitii- u ill help Mirreier 9 - , 1 . EFFIE TERRILL Effle May Terrlll, wife of Charles E. Terrlll, former sheriff, passed away at local hospital at 5:20 a. m. Saturday, April 30. Mrs. Terrlll was born In Madison county, Nebraska, Jan. 26, .1672, and was aged 60 years. She spent her early life In Nebraska, and came west with her parents In 1886. Her father, William H. Bradshaw, 'wea mayor of Medford, and also a county com missioner years ago. She was united In marriage to Charles E. Terrlll nt Eagle. Point Ore., on Oct. 20, 1807. Mrs. Torrlll was a christian wom an, devoted to her husband and children, and leaves many friends in southern Oregon tp mourn her passing. She leaves two sons, Glen Terrlll of Klamath Palls, Ore., and Dalton Terrlll of Yreka. Calif.: one sister. Mrs. George Stevens of Medford. Ore.; two brothers, R. H. Bradshaw of Oarson City, Nev.. and I. L. Bradshaw or Brownsboro, Ore., and one grand daughter. Miss Dorland Terrlll of Medford, Ore. Funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral Home Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev Father B. S. Bartlam of the Saint Marks' Episcopal church officiating Interment will take place In the Siskiyou Memorial park. E 7 The Medford central district wood en box committees dance next Sat urday evening at Dreamland hall u for the purpose more thoroughly to acquaint the clt lions ot southern Oregon with the importance of buy Ins; merchandise packed In wooden boxes and to raise runds tor the promotion of that purpose, execu tives said yesterday. Unique decorations of wooden boxes win be used and Archie Lena's orchestra, will furnish 1'ie music. Tickets are now on sale at the Hotels Medford snd Jackson and by mem bers of ths committee. Man MlMlns. OHEOON CITY. April SO. (API State police had no trace today of Paul Ehmer, 33. Portland, who was reported by friends to have disap peared srter a minor automobile accident on April 11. When In Grants Pass DINE AT NANDIE'S Newest and finest cafe in (Irani. ra In Ihe center .11 town Complete Lunches As Low As 35c Uiu'll enjo? our dellrtout (ood ! unrt friendly ervlce. NANDIE'S CAFE nti n HMh t. (.rant Pa- 1 "TUrtl lr"H I 1 BIG DINNER PARTY Like the bear of Crater Lake national park, the lords of the for est of the Crater club emerged from winter hibernation Saturday and an nounced a super colossal dinner party and all-around spring festival In the Hotel Medford at 0:30 next Wednesday. Big Eruption G. Coyle Brlggs erupted Into Hollywood superlatives In describing the gala event. The hotel's basement dining room will be converted into a magnificent bower of the days of 1840 when ex pense was no concern, he declared. And to carry out the proper motlff, members were urged to come at tired as '40 miners, cowboys, Indians or other types of the period. For the best costume a handsome prize of some sort will be awarded, Brlggs said. Members were also asked to bring friends. As a serious incident to the eve ning's fun. officers for Ihe ensuing year will be elected. Entertainment galore will be pro vided. Brlggs erupted. To insure the right kind of entertainment, he ap pointed this committee, to map things out: John Johnson, chairman, Bruce Bauer, Chet Hubbard, Everett Bray ton, Elno Hemmlta, Harold Brown and Larry Schade. In a generous mood, Brlggs said that every member who Is paid up for 1037 will receive a fully-paid 1038 card positively and absolutely free. "Come and get It, boys," the big eruption advised. RELIEFERS BEND, April 30. (IF) While pickets bearing Oregon Workers' Alliance placards declaring the Deschutes county court and the relief commit tee unfair and discriminatory parad ed before the courthouse yesterday. Judge C. E. Lyon asserted he knew of no reason for the action. The pickets disappeared shortly af ter noon. Their signs read, "county court Is unfair uses spies and dis criminates against workers," and "county court unfair Intimidates workers, refuses collective bargaining rights." One picket posed for a picture, then demanded, "send one of those to Gov ernor Martin." Remodeling Forces Architect To Move The offices of William Laing, ar chitect, which were located In the front of the third floor of the TJ. S. National Bank building during the past two years, have been moved to Room 308 In the same building to make way for alterations to the building. Mr. Laing. who has had 40 vears experience in architecture, specializes in school work. The new Lynch school and additions to the Russell vllle school In Portland, erode schools at Gold Beach and Brookings, grftde school and gymnasium alterations at Prospect, and alterations to the Rogue River school are works on which he was architect, and he Is now completing the new Riverside school In Grants Pass, which has all the modern improvements. Mr. Laing, who graduated in art and architecture at the Heriot-Watt college In Edinburgh, Scotland, and in engineering end surveying at the Northampton Polytechnic! institute In London, received his early train- You Can Build A New Home There are 600 families in Medford who should and can build a new home. For These Reasons Present Low Building Costs Easy Financing Free Architectural and Engineering Service Payments Less Than Rent Every detail will be handled in our office for you! Timber Products Company Phone 7 Orangoutang 11 jT i . Kii- "W Jf- VMM r HUnbr-Momm iii iiwmtr When the AI. G. Barnes and Sells Floto Combined Circus arrives In .Medford Wednesday, May 11th In Its colossal menagerie will be seen Joe, 1 the famous movie orangoutang, to dnte Joe has appeared In 42 pictures, L'nllke human actors, the record hasn't caused him to be pufred up. Above Is the pose he likes best, put of a parcel of his photographs shoved In hh rage, he'll-select this one. The big show menagerie boasts 1,000 furred and feathered creatures. lng In Scotland and England. He came to the United States from Calgary. Canada. In 1010. Mr. Laing designed the Walter W. Abbey Inc.. building, the state liquor store, Nazarene church. Apostolic Faith church, Samson warehouse and the new Plggly Wlggly building 4 Horror nt Harvard CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. April 30. (AP) Yard police at Harvard university today sought to determine who hung a large Nazi swastika banner in the tower of Memorial hall. The banner, two by three feet, was removed after It had been called to the attention of yard police. 4 The average length of a passenger's trip on airliners In the United States Is 432 miles and the average speed of a transport plane Is 153 miles per hour. Too Late to Classify COOKED FOOD SALE, Saturday. May 7th, at Reliable Grocery, sponsored by Altar Guild of St. Mark's church. SHEEPMEN Losses through dogs shall be reported within 48 hours In order to secure compensation. DOG CONTROL BOARD. FOR SALE A neat, almost new 6 room home. Close to two schools. Hardwood floors. Deep lot, room for more building. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms. 606 Haven. WILL EXCHANGE desk space In of fice for someone to answer phono during business hours. Phone 1321, any time. WILL JAY CASH for building lot on west side. Give price and location. Box 3843. Tribune. FOR RENT Clean, attractive 2 -room furnished apartment; continuous hot water. Adults only. 344 So. Omtral. TODAY ONLY This ad good for 27 on any used car selling for $100 or over. A fine selection to choose from. All priced to sell and on low. eosv terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO Dodge and Plymouth Dlst. FOR EXCHANGE Strictly modern home on East side; 2-car garage, large lot, ample shade. , C. S. BUTTERFIELD 400 Medford Bldg. FIRST CLASS fluu finishing and quick service Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop End of N. Central Joe With Circus ZI m 'i 5. 6-ROOM furnished house. Eaat bide; clean throughout, nice yard, oil burner, fireplace, electric range and trash burner. Only reliable parties considered. Lease one year. Tel. 868-M. Approximately 6 acres Bear creek bottom soil, $4300 all In alfalfa, located near school on paved roadj city water, 2 wells; very attractive, well built modern 5 -room home; hard wood floors, fireplace. Total price $4300.00. Very good terms to re sponsible buyers CHARLES A. WING, AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. PAINT, all colors, per gallon, $1.35. Roofing and Building Paper at a sav ing. , i Barb Wire, Fencing. Wire Screen and Chicken Netting. Rolls cut any dimensions. Fire Hose, Suction and Garden Hose also large quantity of used Spray Hose. Pumps, all sizes; Pipe and Fittings, new and used. Plumbing Fixtures at reduced prices. 1 only. Majestic Refrigerator. 1 only, Frlgldalre. See these and save. Used Vaughan- Drag Saw. and cheap. Good shape Tents and Tarpaulins, all sizes, new and used. New shipment of Shoes and Boots, priced from 25c and up. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St Phone 1062. tjrpwmyw iwi.vii;' -.ynjsHMnt gyf ' " -mii i i 1511 IT r On This Specially p 9 Priced Range j only l $149 iiir B sfesi- ' economizer XvOTf I I Eltctrie heat K filf -ftaaSiv inclu-n "Sim- yi';W I is clean heat. It vSS?-af current than Top heater make, perfect broil. ,- n gf. "low" O" 0'- 'ynd smokelcssin , TROWBRIDGE & FLYHN ELECTRIC CO. 214 WEST MAIN ST. SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY ONLY New trailer house, complete, $165. Terms. Lay a Auto Camp, Ashland. FOR BALE 1929 Model A Ford closed pickup; good tlrea and good mo chanlcal condition. 1140 W. 8th. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re paired. Coiled lor and delivered Sima Bros., 23 N. Fir. Phone 261. FOR SALE 1 acre on East side; 60 oak trees, city water, aUo Irrigation. A wonderful view point overlook ing city and valley. Building re strictions. Price $750. Also, lot 71x270 feet on paving, about one block from Community hospital. Small house; sewer and water In. No better garden land Sacrifice price for clear title, $690. Also, 7-room bungalow and 1 acre with fine shade trees. In excellent home district and close to Medford. Price $2650. Room 1, Palm Build ing or Phone 517-L or 1528-J. 370 ACRES, 100 acres free water, out range; 70 "acres grass and clover; 35 cattle, 2 sets of buildings, all farm machinery. Will consider dinall place as part payment. Price $9-100. See A. F.-FLOWERS Corner 12th and Front. ACRES; new house, rich soli; near Phoenix. A buy at $750. A. F. FLOWERS, Cor. 12th and Front. . FOR SALE Plants: Giant pansles 50c dozen; carnations 60o dozen; col umbines 10c and 16c .each; pink and white baby's breath 15c; qeum and lupin 25c. All quality plants. Mrs. Dan Howard, 938 3. Holly St. WANTED Housekeeper between 25 and 35, by employed couple with one child. References. Tel. 290-Y. WOOD-CUTTERS wanted, to cut ap ple trees. Del Rio Orchard, Gold Hill, Ore. FOR SALE: '28 Chevrolet coach, oar gain a ...75 Terms to responsible party. 1023 West 9th. CUT PRICES on cedar shingles, Shnet rock, insulation board and flume lumber. Ovelman's, Jacksonville highway. FOR RENT Four large room upstairs suite In beautiful Holly Apts; nicely furmsneo clean cozy Every ton. furnisned sxcept iluen Prig id air electric range hot water, all mod em conveniences Close hi lust north of postofflce. Adults only. 40 See manager in rear. Phone 1397-R for appointment. William Laing ARCHITECT Announces his office is now located at Room 308 U. S. National Bank Bldg. MEDFORD All work personally supervised bv me Including archi tectural design, structural, llrntlnt and Ventilating Engineering. Phone 229-J. Registered In Oregon and uml-.-r National Council of Architectural Registration Honnls f'hlciio, III. FOR SALE Hutches and breeding . does, $10 and up. Phone 1A66-L. WE DO all kinds of tractor work. Will take livestock. Box 4997, Tribune. FOR SALE Suburban grocery with living quarters. Will take car- as part. Box 4995, Tribune. FOB RENT Modern furnished house, close In. See owner at fil8 E. Mnln. WANTED Deep well pump. Must b in good condition. Write Bt. t. Box 330, or Phone 1764-J. HAVE your furniture reuphoUtered, rollnlahed, reglued Phone 989-B. FOR LEASE Small service garse, with or without equipment. Phone 848-R. FOR SALE Young Guernsey bull. 40. 1704 No. Riverside. LOVES USED CAB SPECIALS 1936 Hupp Sedan; radio and heater -- Wi 00 1937 Ford Stk Pickup; 8,000 miles "a 00 1934 Chrysler Sedan 436.00 1935 Chevrolet Sedan .195.00 1031 Chevrolet Coupe .25.00 W29 Ford Coupe Pickup 75.00 Several Cheaper uara. 1704 No. Riverside. PrOPERTY owners get no better protection against fire loss at any price than a contract (policy) with this strong, legal reserve non-assessable mutual. The com pany has pioneered mutual fire) insurance in the west since 1894.' ADTO OWNERS Ask us about saving 25 on Auto Insurance OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY MC MINN VI LLE OREGON LELAND CLARK AGENT 7 N. Ilnrtlelt. Phone 1496 Fire and Auto Insurance mmm PHONE 12
