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JOBLESS BENEFITS!
TO LOCAL REGION
SALEM. MT 11. (Spl.) four
months administration of the unem
ployment eompenutlm In distrib
uted two and one-naif million dol
lar to eligible Jonlesa worker in
Oregon, and claim! handled bf the
Medford office which serve Josephine
and Jaakaon counties brought $66,
603 to thli section.
Thle was a.7 percent of the total.
Portland maintained lta position at
the top with 46 percent of the total
benefit paid, and Ontario replaced
The Dalles at the foot of the dl.
trlbutlor) ladder with .6 percent,
Processing of claims and benefit
payments are reaching current status
rapidly. Cheok now are going out
at the rate of 20,000 per week and
76 percent of the more than 66.000
clalma filed hare passed for payment.
Many unemployed workers are reoelv-
Irm their 16th Checks this week. Av
erage per check Is 611.63.
Lea than 7 percent of the total
claim received are either Incomplete
or in the computing process. The
other 30 percent havt been denied
due to labor disputes, seasonality.
insufficient earning In base year or
because earnings in the base year
wera in occupations not covered by
th law.
"Everything possible la being done
to expedite payment of benefit and
the percentage of claim tied up is
low, considering the volume," accord
ing to Administrator O. A. Bulmore,
"Failure of employer to send In
wage and separation reporta and ap
parent lack of knowledge by claim
ant a to work recorda covering the
paat 13 to 16 month! prevent our
rent processing of 8.060 claims, but a
thorough audit of claim fllea ha been
completed, our adjustment section u
well organized and affidavit by em.
ployea are being accepted In lieu of
wage and separation reporta when
efforts to procure the latter prove
unavailing."
ERSOLL
TO BE REAR ADMIRAL
WASHINGTON, May II. (API--Captain
Royal t. Ingersoll, chief of
the navy's war plana division, whs
worked with British naval authorities
in evolving a program for bigger bat'
tleahlpa, w promoted todny to the
rank of rear admiral.
President Roosevelt sent Ms name
to the senate for confirmation, and
when the senate approves hie new
rank, Ingersoll will be sent to San
Pedro, Cel., to command the alath
cruiser division consisting of four
heavy erulsera.
Brigadier General Jame 8, Jones
of Wheeling, W. Va., was nominated
to Be a brigadier general In the ad
' Jutent general's department reserve.
STRIKE FORCES CLOSE
FORD'S MEXICAN PLANT
MBXIOO OtTY, May 11. (AP) A
apokesman for the rord Motor torn
pany en.60o.000 assembly plant hero
said today the plant would be closet!
If th Mexican labor department
backs domnnds Of striking workmen
The three-year-old plant, which
hut down when the strike starter)
yesterday, employed 300 workmen and
recently produced an average of 600
car a month.
ALEXANDER'S
SWING TIME BAND
Muile for any oreualon New mod
ern, Dependable! Kprclaltlea avail
able by advance appointment.
For Information, phone SI5-J-I
WELL DRLLING
New ModPrn tqulpment
ROBTe BURNS
Rt, , Box I6B. Phone AY
Granta Pan. Or.
HERE'S WHY TEN HIGH IS
BEST-SELLING WHISKEY!
JEN HIGH Offers DOUBLE YOUR ENJOYMENT Because
it's Aged Winter as well as Summer for 2 full years!
Formerly whiskey matured far faster in summer than in
Winter. But TEN HIGH - the bourbon with "No Rough Edges"
-matures equally fast in winter as in summer, in Hiram
Walker's modern, weather-controlled rackhouses where
summer temperature prevails the year round. And it stays
there for two full years! Try TEN HIGH tonight. 90 Proof.
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Circus Arrives
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todAf Is circus tiny. Youngsters of
Medford went to bed last night and
dreamed of clowns with funny faces,
giraffes with necks that reached up
Into the clouds, elephants with long
trunks, pretty girls In pink tights
and fluffy Rfclrts, cavorting on the
backa of dappled horncs and good
nest knows what elM.
And. todny, their drenms came
true, for tho great Al O. Bnrnes
and Sells-Ploto Combined Circus ar
rived at noon todny. Largo crowds
Rathered nt the Southern Pacific
rnllrond yards to see the circus train
pull In with Its brlht colored wng-
ons, horses, elephant and perform
ers. Hardly had the train come to a
stop before a crew of several hun
dred men started the work of un
CHURCH LEADER READY
FOR CORNEA GRAFTING
PORTLAND, May 11. (AP The
Hev. O. E. Hnrdlim, spcklng to pre
vent blthdnem through transplanta
tion to his eye of a hrallhy cornea
from a condemned criminal nt Snn
Quentln prison, returned yesterday
from San Francisco where he under
went a prenrtrntory operntlon.
The plea to men In the denth
house was mnrte recently hy Hnrdlmr.
Who Mid several offers had been miifle
but none accepted. He expressed hope
the healthy tissue could be obtained
EGON'S
at Noon for Medford Showing
" jbt i ' " jsrir ' .11 'i i.v i
loading and transferring of the wagon
and equipment to the show grounds
near Jackson school. Another crowd
gnthered at the show grounds to
watch the canvas huge spreads of
It gradually going up in the air,
nnd forming a veritable little city.
There wnn the cookhouse ready to
nerve breakfast to over six hundred
hungry circus people. The blacksmith
nnd his crew were busy shoeing
horses in their shop erected for the
day. Inside of two hours tho big top.
tho menufcerlD nnd the side show
tontu were up and nearly rpndy for
the two pprformnnces this afternoon
and nt 8 tonight.
Many new fenturea have been
added to the 1038 program, making
It the greatest performance offered
by the Al O. Barnes and Sells-Floto
from "a prisoner or from some Cali
fornia medical school."
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Northern California: Generally fair
tonight and Thursday but consider
able rlouritucsa on coast and unset
tled extreme north portion; rain ex
treme northwest portion; moderate
trmpernture; modernto northwest to
west winds off tho const.
OreRon: Unsettled tonle;ht and
Thursday; showers east and oceai
lonal rain west portion; moderate
temperature; Increasing southerly
wind on coast.
Circus during the SO years that It
hfls successfully traveled the United
States.
Following the magnificent opening
pageant the performance mofs
swiftly Introducing the famous Rlef
fennch family of riders with Clar
ence Bruce, the world's foremost rld
1 n ft corned 1 s n : Ms be I s ta rk , t he
Queen of the Jungles, tho only wo
man to handle a mixed group of 26
jungie Densts; Janet May, the un
rivaled aerial gymnast; Annn Merkle,
tho human fly; Frank Phillips, fear
less wild animal trajner; Walter Mc
Claln and his three herds of per-
lorming elephants; Jack Joyce, pre
sentlng 30 perfectly trained horses;
the Yom Kama, Oriental acrobatst
the Flying Lor i tigs and over sixty
merry clowns.
MENUHIN WILL MARRY
AUSTRALIAN HEIRESS
LONDON, May 11, (AJ) Yehudl
menurnn, ai-yenr-old violinist, an
nounced his enfmfrement today to
pert, red-hended Nola Nicholas, IB.
Hsiiahter of an Australian million
aire. Yehudl, now a frown-up "boy
protiluy," said he and Mlas Nicholas
wou'd mnrry at a London registry
office beforo May 37, Then, he said,
they will sail for the United States
to settle down on his Los Oatoe
ranch In California's Santa Crua
mountains.
PINT j f QUART
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REVISED LIST OF
POLLING PLACES
GIVEN FOR GIT
The completed and revised list of
primary polling place for the 31
Medford precincts, with two ohangea
from the previously published list,
Southeast precinct, and West pre
cinct, ronowt:
North Main Holland Hotel.
South Main 134 South Ivy St.
North Central City Hall.
South Central Jackson Hotel.
South Riverside Parker's Chip
House, oil South Riverside ave.
North Riverside Lincoln school,
Norm Camp Wlthus.
oakdale Senior high school.
Newtown Courthouse, ground floor.
King Porncrook house, 611 West
11th st.
Northeast Woods Lumber Co.
Cottage Boy Scout headquarters.
Southeast 016 East Main.
Queen Anne Roosevolt school.
Bast Hermsn Powell' residence.
Southwest Washington school.
South 1316 West Tenth st.
West 1104 West Main street.
Kenwood 38 Rose ave.
Northwest Jackson school.
Hsven junior high school.
KLAMATH TO MAIL
KLAMATH FALLS, May 11. (API
A one-day air mall service cover
ing east-mountain cities here and
Portland has been plotted by local
filer and postofflce authorltlea In
conjunction with national air mall
week.
two privately-owned planes will
leave the Klamath airport Thursday
morning. May 19. pick -up pouches
in lAKeview, Bend, Redmond and
Prlneville and arrive In Portland at
i :ao p. m.
Bulk of the cargo from here will
consist of miniature pine boxes
each containing a single Klamath
potato, Prom Portland the boxes wiU
be forwarded to addresses through
out the country by regular mall
piancs.
A special cachet picturing an air
liner winging over Crater lake will
be used to stamp the outeoinir air
CRESCENT CITY. Mav ll j(s.,t i
Work on construction of t.h ..
barrier from Whale Island to the
ahore will beln aa soon as materials
and rights of way are supplied. Cap
tain Butler, captain Ponds, and two
other army engineers have stated
here.
Ownership of Whale Island Is still
in dispute, with the harbor commls-
oiun uempuna to mejte arrange
ments with Brie Lydera. claimant,
should he win the caso now pending
before tho circuit of appeals.
Hobbs. wall Jc Company has under
taken to supply atone from either
Preston or Woody islands.
Captain Butler said the money Is
avann oie to start work, which Is
scheduled for completion this year.
POLISH AIRMEN PLAN
L. A. TO WARSAW HOP
LOS ANOEl.ES. May 11 (P) A
twin-motored American plane bearing
Poland's five-man aerial expedition
is prepared to take off tomorrow on
a 18.500 mile flight from Los Angeles
to Warsow.
The men will fly first to Mexico
City, and along tho west coast of
South America, then from Natal,
Brazil to Dakar. French West Africa,
and on to Poland by easy stages.
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STATIONS
Where to rind Them on the Dial;
KEX. Portland, llsoj KFI. WO.
Los Anaelesi KOA. H70, Spokane;
KOU, 190. San Francisco: KUIV.
l:o. Portland; K.llt, ;o, Stat tie;
K.N, 103(1, Lot Angeles; KOA, 830.
Denver l KOIN, 940, Portland.
KO.MO, SIS, Seattle) KPO. 880, San
Francisco; RSL. 1180, Salt Lake.
Wednesday
8:00 (CBS i Oface Moore, KNX
KSL. KOIN. (NBC) Town Hall, KOA;
Tune Types, KOO, KEX; Organist,
kpo, KFI, ,
6:30 (NBC) Concert. KOO; Be
hind the Footlights, KPO; Violinist,
KFI. (CBS) Organist. KNX. KOIN
5:45 (CBS) Headlines on Parade
KNX, KOIN. (NBC) stories of Life,
KPO.
8:00 (CBS) Oang Busters, KSL:
Rainbow's End. KOIN. KNX. (NBC
Kyeer's Muslo, KFI, KPO, KOW; Con
oert, kex.
6:30 (NBC) Minstrel Show, KQO,
KOA. (OBS) Jack Shannon, KNX
7:00 (NBC) Amoa & Andy, KPO,
KFI, KOW: Concert Hall, KOO
(CBS) Jack Fulton, KSL; Scatter
good Balnes. KNX, KOIN,
7:18 (CBS) Lum tt Abner, KSL,
KOIN, KNX. (NBC) Uncle Ezra, KPO,
KPT. KOW; Cutler's Oreh., KOO
KOA.
7:30 (CBS) Ben Bernle. KNX
KOIN, KSL. (NBC) Webb'a Orch
KOO, KOA; Heldt's Orch,, KPO.
KOW.
8:00 (NBC) Town Hall Tonight
KPO, KFI, KOW; Dance Orch., KGO
(CBS) Cavalcade of America, KNX
KOIN. KSL.
8:30 (NBC) Miller's Orch., KOA
(CBS) Sports, KNX.
0:00 (NBC) Dorsey's Orch., KPQ,
KFI, KOW; Rapp's Oroh.. KGA
(CBS) Gang Busters. KNX, KOIN.
0:30 (NBC). Trumbauer's Orch.
KPO, KFI, KEX: Waltz Interlude
KGA. (CBS) Brandwynne'e Orch.
KNX.
9:48 (NBC) Univ. Explorer, KOA
10:00 (NBC) News, KPO, KFI.
KOW. (CBS) Cook St Grant. KSL
10:15 (NBC) Rnvazza's Orch ,
KPO, KFI; Dance Orch., KOA, KEX.
10:30 (NBC) Dance Orch, KGO.
KOA.
10:45 (NBC) Larry Lewis, KPO.
KFI. (CBS) Parker's Orch., KOIN
KSL, KNX.
11:00 (NBC) Martin's Oroh,, KPO,
KFI, KOW: Five Star Final, KGO;
Organist, KOA. (CBS) King's Orch..
KNX. KOIN, KSL.
Thursday.
5:00 (NBC) Film Stars. KPO,
KFI, KOW; Symphony, KOO. (CBS)
Major Bowes. KNX, KSL, KOIN.
5:30 (NBC) Symphony, KGO.
8:00 (NBC) Blng Crosby, KPO,
KFI. KGW: Under Western Sklea.
KQO. (CBS) Concert Orch, KNX.
KSL. KOIN.
8:30 (CBS) Americana at Work.
KNX. (NBC)' Shield's MUSIC. KOO.
7:00 (NBC) Amos and Andv.
KPO, KFI. KGW; Concert Hall. KQO.
(CBS) Jack Fulton. KSL; Scattergood
Balnes, KNX, KOIN.
7:15 (CBS) Screen Scoops. KNX.
KOIN, KSL. (NBC) Schallert Inter
views. KOO, KGA; Agnew Orch,
KPO, KFI, KOW.
7:30 (CBS) Kate Smith. KNX,
KOIN. KSL. (NBC) Leo and Ken.
KOO. KOA; Breesc's Orch, KPO.
KOW.
8:00 (NBC) Owens' Orch, KGO.
Dance Orch, KPO, KGW.
8:15 (NBC) Symphony Hour,
KPO. KFI, KGW: Owen's Orch, KPO.
KOW: Ball Game, KGO.
8:30 (CBS) Calling All Cars,
MELLOWED
Brnttng Corporation . $an Armimre
Lot Artgolm . Poritond . . Stolilo
KNX; Btrlng Trio, KOIN. (NBC)
Van'5 Orch, KJR.
9:00 (CBS) JuTt-ena' Orch., KNX,
KOIN.
9:1S (NBC) March Of Time, KPO.
KFI, KOW.
9:80 (NBC) Three Cheera, KJR.
(CBS) Jeleenlk'a Orch.. KSL.
10:00 (NBC) News. KPO, KFI.
KGW; Dance Orch, KJR; Baseball,
KOO. (CBS) Pianist. KNX, KSL.
10:18 (NBC) Ravaaaa'a Orch,
KPO, KFI; Dance Orch, KGA. (CBS)
Parker's Orch, KSL, KNX, KOIN.
10:30 (CBS) Parker's Orch, KSL.
(NBC) Drelske'a Orch, KOO, KOA,
KEX.
10:45 (NBC) Trio, KPO. (CBS)
SUMMER
Excursion
TRAIN FARES EAST
Daily May 15 -October IS
Examples! ROUND TRIPS
6undsrd Toumt
Chicago . .
DesMoinet
$90.30 $74.00.
80.25 66.57
75.60 61.95
75.60 61.95
85.60 70.10
Kansas City
St. Paul .
St. Louis
New York
Boston . .
Atlanta. .
Cincinnati
Tourist Toumt
Standard Standard Coach
.$140.80 $124.50 $106.40
. 146.70 130.40 110.40
. 117.05 100.75 95.30
. 106.30 90.80 84.10
. 107.40 91.10 85.40
Detroit
New Orleans 105.70 90.80 85.55
Philadelphia. 139.40 123.10 106.40
Washington . 136.60 120.30 104.90
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anrrf. In ll rlMMa of rauipmrat.
(ouritt tlefplna cgn and coarhei. TourUt
in touriit ileepint cn to Chicago, Standard
can beyond. 1 ouriii-voacn in louriai.
to Chicago, coaches beyond. Conch, in
In imiritt aleenins cor Where available,
bryond. Long return limits. Charges for
occanunodatjoiu are additional.
All tickets honored on these famous trains
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CONDITIONED IU fl I 1"M IS W and ST. PAUL
Empire Builder North Coast Limited
Msny fares shown above are the lams, or slightly
higher from your home station. For details, consult
Southern Pacific Agent, Of write R. H. Crosier, General
Passenger Agent, S. P. A S. Railway, Portland, Oregon.
SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY.
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TliE first IMPULSE, when people have a telephone
installed, is to call friends ... And regularly there
after, for friends to coll them. How niuuy good
times and what practical opportunities to "get
ahead" result from having a telephone! May we
tell you how little the service coslsand all about it?
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11:00 (NBC) Trumbauer's Orch,
KPO, KFI. KOW: Five Star Final,
KGO; Organist, KGA.
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LA WRENCE HUBERT
VIOLINIST with
Rublnoff, George Stoll, Raymond
Paige. Beginners and advanced
students accepted. Violin lessons
strictly private.
special classes Guitar and Banjo.
Studio Baldwin Piano Shoppe
Phone 33
Coach
$65.00
58.52
' 54.40
54.40
61.60
Coach
$ 97.40
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86.80
75.60
76.40
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97.40
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