MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1938.
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BIO APPLEOATE. June 10. (Spl.)
Because Forest Ranger Leo Port had
his friends catch a rattlesnake so he
oould do a little extensive studying
of the reptile, he Is now requested to
write a course of study or something
similar for assimilation by Medford
high school students.
It all happened when the ranger
took an advance course In American
Red Cross first aid work at Medford
this springs. He was required to
complete hla work tfy giving a lec
ture to the class on some phase of
first aid work. He chose to talk on
snakes, and sent the mountaineers.
Albert Young and Dee Mills, out to
the rocky slopes of Tallowbox moun
tain to catch a snake. The men cap
tured a small rattler with a forked
stick and induced the little fellow
into a tin can, where he remained
until time for exhibition before the
class. Then the ranger submitted
the snake to some fumes from the
exhaust pipe on his car,, did some
extensive research through library
books and elsewhere in the meantime,
and was all ready for an illustrated
talk on claslflcatlon of poisonous
snakes, which Included extending the
fangs of the snake for Inspection.
A Medford high school Instructor
happened to be attending the claaa.
and was so greatly Impressed that
he asked Mr. Port to write a paper
for the students. At any rate, the
ranger knows snakes by now, and
Intimates to his friends that If they
get snake-bitten, he will be ready to
give first aid to the snake.
REELECT LIBERALS
TCHEV
REOINA. Saskatchewan, June 10
(Canadian Press) Hopes of the so
cial credit party were dashed as the
liberal provincial government of Pre
mier W. J. Patterson was swept back
to power today in elections for the
63 seats In the Saskatchewan legis
lature. It will be the second successive
legislature without conservative rep
resentation. The liberals held 50 of
the last assembly's 55 seats.
The social credit party had hoped
to set up an administration on the
same lines as that of Premier Wil
liam Aberhart in Alberta province.
Only two social credit nominees
were elected and a recount was re
garded as a virtual certainty In the
victory of one, Fred Herman of
Melville over Highways Minister 0.
M. Dunn. The margin was only four
votes.
Nearly complete returns assured
the liberals of 33 seats. The coope
rative commonwealth federation, the
principal opposition, had nine; so
cial credit, two; union progressive,
one; Independent, one.
Liberala were leading for three
other seats and a C. C. F. candidate
for one.
BARROW-IN-FURNESS, Eng. (UP)
A training cruiser and three de
stroyers which are being built here
for the Argentine government sre
nesrlng completion.
The training cruiser La Argentina
has left Barrow for Birkenhead for
dry docking, preparatory to under
going sea trials. This ship which was
built by Vlckers Armstrong Ltd.,
was launched on March 26, 1937. It
carries a total complement of 600
officers and men, with special ar
rangements for training of cadets.
It 1b 510 feet long, and has an ex
treme breadth of 56 feet, 6 Inches.
Displscement Is 6.500 tons and it is
expected to develop 30 knots speed.
Of the three destroyers, the Bue
nos Aires has ' completed successful
trials; the Entre Rioa is undergoing
trials, and the Corrlentes soon will
make a trial run-J
WINDOW GLASS We sell window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
Lonely Lookout Stations
To Be Honeymoon Homes
BIQ APPLEOATE, June 10. (Spl.)
Slnoe matrimony has sntered the
scheme or things, the Job of spotting
fires this summer for the forest ser
vice will be a little less monotonous
for two of the 15 short term Apple
gate employes who will take their
brides along on their Jobs.
Murlce Pox of Portland, whose mart
rla&e to Miss Betty White of that
city occurred there Monday, will oc
cupy Bturgla guard station. Larry
KaUcr. student of Southern Oregon
Normal school, will be accompanied
by his bride at Whiskey Peak lookout.
Thursday he was united In marriage
to Margaret Mee Pranks of the Ap
plegate. Other lookouts snd guards
and their appointments Include:
Jack Crump qf the community at
Clnnlbar lookout; Mr. Sandos of Ore
gon State college at Tallowbox look
out: Bill Alcken of Medford at Dutch
man's Peak lookout: Herbert Pen
nlngs of Portland at Mt. Wagner look
out; Robert .Ottoman of Medford at
Wagner Dap guard station; John
Byrne of the community at Little Ap
plegate guard station; John Harr of
Applegate at Perk's Pasture guard
station; James Arnold of Medford at
Fir Olade guard station: Charles
Knutzen of Applegate at Hutfn
guard station: Hugh Shurtleff of
Medford at Anderson Butte lookout;
W. H. McDanlel, fire guard stationed
at his home; Eugene Tower, guard at
Star ranger station; and Albert
Young, protective assistant located
at Star station.
All employes completed their train
ing at the annual training school In
fire protection held here at Camp
Carberry this week, which was at
tended by 68 employes of the Rogue
River national forest. Local lookouts
and guards will take their posts as
soon as they can be made in readi
ness after a short period hss been
given to work on trails and telephone
lines. Every man will be at his sta
tion by the last of June. Men at
Anderson Butte and Dutchman's Peak
will have cars snd will be expected
to go to fires in their loc&llty.
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Denver; KOIN. U40, Portland
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KOIN; Swarthout's Music, KOA KEX;
News, KGO: Calif, on Parade, KPO:
Gene and Glen, KFI.
8:16 Cugat's Music, KOO; Vio
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8:30 Armand Glrard, KGW; Spell
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5 :45 Your Govt, at Your Service,
KPO. KFI; Orphan Annie, KOA. Spell
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8:00 First Nlghter. KPO. KFI,
KGW; Song Shop. KNX, KSL, KOIN;
Martin's Music. KGO.
8:30 Hollywood Gossip, KPO,
KFI, KGW.
6:45 March of Progress. -KGO,
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7:00 Scattergood Balnes, KOIN
KNX; Jack Fulton. KSL: Amos and
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7:15 Uncle Ezra, KPO. KFI, KGW;
Lum and Abner. KNX. KOIN, KSL;
Rio Rita's Orch.. KGO, KGA.
7:30 Whlteman's Orch, KNX,
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Grant's Orch., KJR.
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King's Jesters, KFI; Book Parsde.
KPO; Life of the Perty, KNX, KOIN.
10:30 King's Jesters. KPO, KGW:
Drloske's Orch., KOA, KGO, KEX;
Life of the Party. KSL.
11:00 Organist. KGA: Pasadena
Civic Auditorium. KNX, KSL, KOIN:
Five star Final, KGO: Martin's Music,
KPO.
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Symphony Orch.. KPO. KFI, KEX;
Safety First. KGO, KGA. KGW.
5:30 Serenade. KNX, KSL. KOIN;
Stars of Tomorrow, KGO. KOA
KGW; Symphony Orch., KPO, KFI.
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KOIN; Concert, KGO; Symphony.
KPO, KFI, KGW.
6:30 Family Party, KPO, KFI,
KGW; Rodrlgo's Orch., KGO, KOA,
KEX.
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KGW; Miller's Orch., KGO, KOA.
KEX; King's Orch., KNX. KSL.
7:30 Johnny Presents. KNX,
KOIN. KSL; Heldt's Orch.. KGO.
8:00 Prof. Quiz. KNX, KOIN.
KSL; How to Win Friends. KPO. KFI,
KGW; Dance Orch.. KGO.
8:15 Dance Orch., KEX: Rudy
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KOW; Martin's Orch., KOO, KEX:
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TROPHY FOR NEWSMEN
OFFERED BY STAFF OF
EUGENE. June 10. (AP) The
staff of the Grants Pass Courier, one
of Oregon's oldest newspapers, pre
sented & trophy for newspapers or
newswriters to the Oregon Newspaper
Publishers' association today In
honor of the Courier's veteran pub
lisher, Amos B. Voorhles.
The trophy, to be known aa the
Amos E. Voorhles cup, will be pre
sented to the newspaper or news
writer who achieves distinction In
the public Interest or the Interest
of Journalism. Voorhles last year
completed 50 years aa publisher of
the Courier.
The association will determine to
whom the trophy Is to be awarded
but It is not required to make a
selection annually, the objective
being to reserve the award for oc
casions worthy of the honor.
At each meeting of the association,
suggestions for an award will be In
order and where such a proposal Is
made from the floor and approved
by a majority vote, the board of di
rectors will be authorised automati
cally to study the proposal, although
It will not be Incumbent upon the
board to act unless It deems such
action wise.
Members of the board at their
meetings also may offer suggestions
for award and If the board acts
favorably, the association must ap
prove it.
FARLEY WILL VISIT
OREGON NEXT MONTH
WASHINGTON. June 10. (API
Postmaster General Farley informed
Congressman Walter Pierce today he
would visit Ontario and Baker about
July 14. Farley said he would be
unable to attend the sea navigation
celebration at The Dalles.
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ETJGENTS. June 10. (AP Inform
ing the state tax commission the
only apparent way Lane county can
pay elementary school funds to four
Lane county dlstrlcta Is by a special
levy. District Attorney L. L. Ray
today addressed a letter to the com
mission, seeking expert advice on
Lane county's problem.
Under an opinion of the state su
preme court recently, Lane county
was ordered to pay to the district
the full amount of the state ele
menary school tax. delinquent for
some time. School districts declared
they were entitled to the full amount
of the levy whereas county officials
had contended the districts should
receive only aa much aa was col
lected. The ruling ot the court places
Lane county In the position of pay
ing delinquent and current ele
mentary funds to four Lane county
districts and with no funds avail
able, District Attorney Bay pointed
out to Charles V. Galloway, chair
man of the commission, that the
county was In a quandry.
Ray said the deficit due the school
dlstrlcta prior to 1938 Is t74.378.86.
and that the deficit this year Is
S86.637.96 due by November 1, mak
ing a total of 161,016.8S.
The levy for 1938 Is not expected
to cover the amount due by 9136,
631.11 on hand, the county has 135,
000 state, tax money and a further
Income of 95000 la anticipated by
the end of the year, leaving 988,000
to be raised.
BIG APPLEOATE. June 10. (Spl.)
"I want my friends and neighbors
to know how much I have apreclated
them." declared Mark Wlnntngham.
a resident of Applegate for 23 yearn,
when he left last week to make nl
home at Klamath Falls. "I still ap
preciate them, and I love them all,"
said the seasoned woodsman, who la
leaving the mountains to live near
hla children.
"My feet will itch to get back to
mining," Mr. Wlnnlgham aaid, "but
I'm going to garden at Klamath. I
wouldn't winter there, though, so I
expect to go to Seattle or probably
back to Jacksonville then."
For 18 yeara Mr. Wlnnlngham has
been a maker of shakes, and his
neighbors, who also appreciate him,
have figured that the mountaineer
has split over half a million shakes.
His hameatead la far In the moun
tains on Carberry creek, and his neph
ew, Dave Wlnnlngham, will have
charge of It. Mr. Wlnnlngham wa.
bom In Linn county, and hna been a.
resident of Jackson county for 73
years.
PRO-AMERICA TO STAGE
GARDEN PARTY IN JULY
PORTLAND. June 10. ( AP) Sen
ator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary In
vited pro-America, Republican wo
men's organization, to sponsor an
all-state garden party at the Mc
Nary home, "Fircone," near Salem
late In July, club officials announced
today. The invitation was accepted,
details and a date to be announced
later.
McKENZIE PASS OPEN
FOR LIGHT TRAFFIC
EUGENE. June 10. (AP) The Mc
Kenzie Pass was opened to light traf
fic this morning, officials of the state
htghwsy office here aaid.
While the highway surface wa soft
In spots, ordinary tourist travel waa
safe. It was aaid. Heavy trucks, how
ever, will not be allowed on the road
for several daya.
Last year the highway ,was not
opened till June 30.
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