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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. .TUNE 16, 1938. PAGE SEVEN RELIEF SITUATION TOLDJ(IWANIANS Chairman Carpenter of County Relief Committee Says Burden On County Funds Shows Big Growth la in address before the MM ford Ktwanls club at Its weekly luncheon yesterday In the Med ford hotel, Alfred 8. V. Carpenter, chairman of the Jackaon county relief committee, presented an enlightening picture of the work of the committee through out the county. Mr. Carpenter stated that In spite of the generoua assistance of the federal government In connection with the financing of relief, the burden upon local county funds has Increased to the point where other county projects, such as road build Ing and maintenance, have had to be curtailed. In proof of this Mr. Carpenter read an extract from a re eent news Item which stated that the county would be forced to aban don several proposed road Improve ments end curtail others for lack of funds. $83,373 Budgeted According to Mr. Carpenter the Jackson county court budgeted . to tal of (83,373 for relief In the current fiscal year. This money finances the following programs: General assist ance, $31,640; old age assistance. 44,100; blind assistance, tl.lOO; aid to dependent children, (0.633. In moat of these programs either the atate or federal government contrib utes a like amount, which means that the total cost to the taxpayer for relief In this county for the cur rent year would bo In the neighbor hood of (175,000. Mr. Carpenter said. He pointed out that In addition to these programs and this expenditure, there are still the WPA. the CCC and the blister rust control pro grams, the EH. A. and the farm se curity administration. Petition Signing Evil Mr. Carpenter said he particularly regretted the tendency on the part of the average citizen to sign peti tions requesting the county relief committee to grant old age assist ance without taking time to Investi gate whether actual need exists. He cited one case in- which about 30 bualness men had signed a petition requesting the committee to grant assistance to a man who had two relatives legally responsible for his care and entirely willing to assume the burden which they had been doing right along. Investigation by the case workers of the committee revealed that a number of the signers of the petition knew nothing about the man's con dition but had Amply signed the petition because they believed that all persons more than 65 years of age are entitled to a pension, Mr. Carpenter related. He pointed out that In Oregon there are no old age pensions at present but only old age assistance and that this la given only to 'those who are actually In seed and have no one legally respon sible for their care. Mr. Carpenter revealed that during May the county relief committee re ceived 339 new applications for sa il stance. 4 Jockeys to School. REDWOOD CITY, Cal. (UP) Cali fornia Jockeys are to have s higher cultural status hereafter than la usu ally found In the profession. Pansy Abbott, superintendent of schools, has Issued an order that they must at tend school the same as others under 18. The order affects 40 Jockeys at the Bay Meadow tracks alone. Spe cial classes will be held at the race course. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads, To Entertain Publishers INTEREST RATES WILL STAY DOWN Senate Joins House in Over riding Roosevelt's Veto of Measure to Continue Present Low Charges WASHINGTON. June 18. (IP) A bill to continue low interest rate.i on certain federal farm loans became law today, despite objections by Presi dent Roosevelt. The senate, following similar action in the house yesterday, voted to over ride Mr. Roosevelt's veto of the legis lation. The house vote to override was 344 to 67. The senate vote was 67 to 18. The legislation, sponsored by Sena tor Olllette and Representative Ble mann, both Iowa Democrats, will con tinue through June SO, 1940. the 3 percent Interest rats on certain land bank loans and the four percent rato on land bank commissioner's loans. In vetoing the bill, Mr. Roosevelt said it would coat a total of $308. 700.000. The measure would continue until June .10, 1640, a 3' percent rate of Interest on federal land bank loans and a four percent rate on land bank commissioner's loans. The contract rate on the loans Is 6 percent or higher, depending on the time they were made. President Roosevelt said, In veto ing the measure, the land bank Inter, est reductions would cost the treas ury 143.500.000 by July. 1039. and that if they were extended until July, 1940, the cost would be $183. 900.000. The land bank commissioner loans, he said, would cost 34.800.000 if the low rate was extended to July, 1940. CRASH VICTIM GIVEN $8147 COMPENSATION DALLAS, Ore., June 18. (AP) A verdict of 8147.33 in favor of the plaintiff was returned around mid night last night by the Jury hearing the Sherrard vs. Werltne damage case. Sherrard sued for 01,000, the largest single action of its kind ever brought into court here, following an automobile accident near Inde pendence last December. TOUGHENING DRILLS FOR GUARDS IN CAMP ASTORIA, June 18. (AP) Tough ening drills occupied 3600 Oregon national guardsmen at Camp Clat sop yesterday while a 349th coast artillery regiment advance detail checked equipment. Installed radios and telephones In five Fort Stevens coastal defense gun batteries In prep aration for firing practice. The'183nd infantry, commanded by Colonel Pred M. West, Portland police captain, held the first regi men tal parade following a 1 3-gun salute for Major George A. White, commander of the 41st division. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. Not A New Disease BUZZY FEET Thouunds suffer and pray for quick re lief from that tingling, burning soreneu I hit aching tlrtdnevs that make you feel lick all ovar UZZY FEET. A good rubbing night and morning with Moona't Emerald Oil for two or 3 day quickly brings ease and comfort again. Moona's Emerald Oil does not stain ece nomical, ind money back If not utlsfied druggists everywhere sell Emarald Oil. Young's Drug 8 tore. Western Thrift Storei v,---Kr This 6-foot McCORMICK-DEERING Combine Saves Money and Grain it Harvest Time The McCormlck-Deerinf No. offer It to our customsra as lAe Urea up to every expectation ona Best answer to tha demand for han It toaa into your Galda of a email comoota tkmt abee a reol ipened train. Wa are proud to hboflhmhlnm. Equipped with Independent Power Unit PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard International Trucks e McCormlck -Peering Farming Machinery 123 South Riverside Phone 191 Paul Biilkin, catering chef and manager of The Chateau, who wilt entertain Oregon publishers Saturday night with his musical knives. This noTelty will be one of the several features of a gridiron program and dance which will be presented at The Chateau as the climax of the sum mer convention of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers' association In this city. Due to this gridiron party, The Chateau has been reserved ex clusively for the editors Saturday evening. Name O.O.P. Head. KLAMATH FALLS. June 16. (fpy R. H. Anderson, pioneer K'amath county farmer, last night as elected Chairman of the Klamath county Hc publlcan central committee at an or ganization meeting attended by more than 100. Skeleton Found. ASTORIA. June 16. UP) A Brad wood woman found the skeleton of an adult human, possibly an Indian, yes terday when she noticed a white ob ject projecting from ground where children had been playing. A cor oner's investigation was launched.' I p s-JXjl AT THESE CONTEST STORES! li if i jz?r DON'T FORGET FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 19th Does Dad Fish? Does He Play Golf? Does He Have Enough Work Shop Tools? Does He Have an Electric Shaver? There are excellent Gifts for Every Dad in Hardware Sporting Goods HUBBARD BROS., INC. 1 QUART I Here's a birthday celebration for everybody who enjoys good whis key. OLD QUAKER is now 3 years old with added smoothness, added richness but no added price. Try one mellow drink and you'll agree with us that OLD QUAKER is tope in 90-proqf straight whiskey. Turn to OLD QUAKER for extra valuel From grain to glass it's guarded by 51 rigid checks and double-checks-"5l Watchdogs of Quality". STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 0-L?$ vpeo proof ' Quality. CONTEST STORES Bowman's Beauty Shop Brassfield Musio Company 0. E. Gates Auto Company C. M. Kidd & Company, Shoes 0. M. Kidd Shoe Repair Dept. Chet Leonard Super Service Sta. City Meat Market Cupp's Furniture Company Cupp's Furniture Exchange Daily's Auto Fainting East Side Pharmacy Economy Lumber Company F. E. Samson & Company Holloway's Reliable Grocery Hubbard BroB., Hardware Hubbard Wray, Implements Ideal Bicycle Shop -Jacque Lenox Leonard Electrio Company Liberty Market Luman Brothers Medford Stationery Store Medford Domestic Laundry Reinhart & Barker, Ino. Rogue River Roof Co. Rose Bakery Sims Bros. Gun & Bicycle Shop Southern Oregon Gas Co. Sunshine Donut Shop Hare you tried our Prune Donutaf Swem's Gift Shop Valentine's Cafe Webb & Carlon West Side Pharmacy, Rexall What Not, The VOTES for YOUR FAVORITE CONTESTANT! AMAZING PRIZES! IN MERCHANDISE AWARDS! FIRST PRIZE Ford V-8(85) Coupe Optional First Prize John Deere . Tractor SECOND PRIZE Frigidalre 3RD PRIZE Zenith Washer SPECIAL PRIZE Eton Universal Gas Range 4TH PRIZE Evinrude Motor BTH PRIZE Movie Camera 6TH PRIZE Fishing Outfit TRADE AND WIN VOTES ON CASH PAYMENTS AND PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT WINNING BRANDS May Be Purchased At Any Grocery Store Golden West Coffee Crown Mills Flour Products Triangle Milling Co. Products. Snider 's Dairy Products Porter's Macaroni Products Knight Packing Co. Products Mt. Hood Soap Co. Products Walter Kendall Dog Food Parker's Potato Chip. Parker's Honey Durkee's Famous Food Produots Can at content headquarter! for circular mowing complete list of labels good for rotei. BUY CROWN FLOUR NOW 2,000 VOTES ON A 49 LB. SACK 10,000 VOTES on a BARREL (4-49 lb. sks.) If accompanied br your .jrocer'i ealea ticket of current (lata . . . Full haga will be cancelled and returned . . . Bring bag,, full or empty, to content headquarter! for votet ... DO IT NOWI gBESTPMENT; FLOUR FHEI2 WORLD BDXI GIVEN EVERY TWO WEEKS Standings Of Candidates' Count Taken Up To Last Saturday June 11 cifmae. I ralrchlld. Ouana nentner. Laura Balding or Moffet. Joy Ray, Dolore M. -Harnlah, Mary Eagle Pol" Altell. Mra. Ranald. Trail Olmacheld. Roger Llllle. nelen. Rt. Arnold, Helen. R. 4 Offenbacher, Lola, Ruoh Barker, r.dna . Oalbreath, Bonnie B., Eagle Pt. - Neglean, Vernon, Talent Rtraui, Mri. Mora, Sami Valley . weat, Mr. Lenna Rarmond, Kenneth, lit. Foley. Cheater, Central P. Thurnton, Kenneth, Rt. t Wolf. Roger .. Jon el, Mra. I .aura 2SMSZ 2411,071 173,8e U0,4 1JS.M7 7,S70 SD.7S4 S.1.00A so.m 615,178 HZ.4HS M.AA0 4B.2HI) SH,A!0 M.772 S4.JMI S4.ll. aa.ios si.iss nnn. Kelria SIMMS Smith. Harold , .. SIUIMI Slngler, Milton Sfl.'ins Bhillte, Ray 2A.BS0 Mulr. Sheldon. Rt. 1 2S.360 Crawford. Richard 27,610 Takahlra, Alice 24,Bn Preabt, Linn . . Rohlninn. Martha 21.7311 Kantor. Henry. Rt. tlM Htelle, Clarenoa 20.M.1 Patrick. Billy. Rt. 1 W,8IH Mee, Keith l.n Howard, Beatrice 1.11 Conley, Bennle 18,7711 Nmlth. Kouglaa 17,8 Harena. Cora 17,580 lleyland, Jack 17.52il Colley, J. D Central ft (H.87J1 Hammond. Junior - 16,688 Parker. Bobby 16.608 Mollatt, Mra. Charlea, Phoenll .- I' MO Coram, Peggy 1 Brock Pearl 16.000 Rawaton. Elala, Rt. ..- 1S.000 Alford. Mra. Oeorge, Rt. 4 - Beebe, Dale, Sams Val. Blew, Leigh Dlrklnaon, Dorothy Hayes. Alton Holmes, DaTld Kellenherk. Vern Puhl, Betty Russell, Roy Sereqya, Emma, Sams Valley Hwnnpe, ThomaKlne VanOermftrk. Harry Sutton, Clarence, Central Pt. Shulta, Joe Rogers, Clarenoa Harget, Pete - OlaM, BUI Darls, Bill Bobbins, Nell . BaJentlne. Jack Blaylork. Hugh Fish, Arthur 18,000 15,000 18.000 15,000 18.000 16.000 16.000 16.000 16,000 16,000 16.000 15,000 13,760 13.670 13.405 13.456 I. 1,415 1J.90O II. 138 12.500 12,500 12.500 King, Constance Mulhollen, Tommy Rommel, Beulah, Rt. 4 Smith, Kenneth Blaeaa. Robert , Read. Bert ,. Neff. Mra. Lee Walters. Mra. Alice Dotley, Eugene. Central Point Biakely, Ben Casper, Marianne Galloway, Paol, Sums Valley Wolff. Donald. Central Point Bnlderston, Lloj'd, Rt. S Sunday, Sidney, Rt. 1- Aleiander, Alan Drer. Booth .....- Chapman. Delmar, Hold Hill Oamer John B. .. Wolff, Ray, Rt, 1 11.806 12,500 H.SOO 12,500 12.8O0 11,450 11.750 11,566 11,625 1!,S9 11,286 16,146 10,260 10,120 10,185 tO.OSS 10.070 ..10.030 10.020 10,008 Candidates With 10,000 Votes Abbey. Dick Anderson. Elaine Babrock. Korln. Rt. 4 Bailey. Alice. RFD 4 Bryant, Oernld Burgees, Burton Cagnarrl. C. C, Talent Chandler, Mrs. Doris, Rt. 1 Chase. Vincent Coffin, Jean. Rt. 4 Colley, Robert, Central Point Corner, Dirk. Rt. 1 Crawford, Jank. Rt. Camming!. Fred, Rt, t Carta, Kathryn Darts, Dorothy Darts, Nadlna Dietrich. Merle Frederick, RIU Try. Howard Oallatln. L. H., Ashland Ollea, Warn Haertle, Harry Halght. Irving. Trait Hamann. Jack, Central Pt. Hamilton, Harper Hanson. Dorothy Harrington, George Irlr, Bob -nhn.lnn. Wllhtie. Ha. 1 Jones, Mr. C. J CentraJSmlth, Ernest Payna, Guy, Sam) Tallay Perry. Merlyn, Eaghi Pt. Plttock, Thomas, Apple- pta Frultt, Joa Renner, Howard Riddle. Peggy Roberta, Fred Sanderson, meat, GM Hin NOTICE, CANDIDATES! Candidates not showing standings In aes of Initial 10,000 votes will not appear In published lists again nntll they brings up their standings. STILL TIME TO ENTER U(Q),(1D; VOTES FREE IF YOU REGISTER AT ONCE! DON'T DELAY! ACT NOW! MAIL PHONE OR BRING YOUR ENTRY TO CONTEST HEADQUARTERS MAIN AT BARTLETT Smith. Nadlna Sutrllffe, Herb, Prospect Tedrlck, Mrs. O. L. Tedrlck. Fred, Rt. t Ton louse. Warn Van Rheen, Herbert Vinson. Eldon. Rt. 1 Waldron. Charlea. Rt. I mt. lWaiker, LaVeme, nold Hilt Petle. Mrs. Alfred, Eaflt Wlckham. KlrbaH " Point Toont, Bob, Central Pt. Point Kelly. Msrjorle Llttrell, Bill McClaln. Mary, J'TllH Morgan, Robert ' Nader, Mrs. B. Norton. Bill Olds, Betty Owens, Mrs. K Parker. Ina Copr. l936.ThcOldQufccyCo..Lawrcnceburg. Indiana 2