Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1938, Page 8, Image 8

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MEDFORD MATL TRTBTJKE. frrEDFOHD. OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 25, 1938.
1914 FORD STILL
Btlll running smoothly over the
hlghwsya 1 1914 roM roadster
owned by Jame H. Ping of 808 Palm
street. The car wu given to Mr. Ping
two years ago by Ita original owner,
A. M. Kalladay of 513 Palm atreot who
died last spring. It Is still registered
In Mr. Halladay's name.
The roadster now looks like a mu
seum piece, with Its brass trim, acety-
ene and kerosene lamps, high, bug
like body and starting crank. But to
Mr. Ping It Is still a means of smooth
and rapid transportation.
The owner proudly exhibited the
24-year-old car to a group of by
standers In front of the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce the
other day. "Will It run?" someone
asked.' In reply Mr. Ping turned on
the switch, an accomodating specta
tor flipped the crank and the engine
started purring.
"Hasn't cost me a cent for upkeep
since I got It two years ago."
TO GET BUILDING
PORTLAND, Ore., July S. (AP)
A new and modern office building to
house the Bonneville administration
staff will be constructed here, It was
Indicated today when R. B. Lloyd,
real estate operator, submitted low
bid on the Job to Washington, D. C.
The building and site will coat about
1100,000.
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Sardine Creek
FIRED BY ARSONISTS
OAKLAND, Cftl.. July 35. (UP)
Two tchools, closed for the summer
Ticfttion period, were set on fire by
Incendiarism Sunday, causing the
total destnictton of ono and slight
damage to the other.
Authorities said there was no con
nection between the two fires.
The more serious blaze destroyed
the Piedmont avenue elementary
school, reducing the three-story
frame building valued at $09,000 to
a pile of smoking embers.
The second school flrrt damaged
the Garfield school building slightly.
Six small boys admitted starting the
fire which broke out In five places at
once.
EX-MOVIE HEROINE IN
RALLY FROM AILMENT
PARIS. July 35. (UP) Pearl White
emerRed today as the heroine of a
real-life battle aa grim as any of her
mcvle stnigglea In the "Perils of
Pauline" when she rode horses over
cliffs, dropped from airplanes to
speeding trains and struggled with
villains on diary precipices.
Dr. M. Ratyiukl, her physician at
tha American hospital In suburban
Nleully said that the blonde star of
the hslr-rslstng aerials of 23. years
ago was out of danger but that! until
yesterday, hopes for her recovery from
a heart ailment had been all but
abandoned.
SARDINE CREEK. July 2(1 (Bpl.)
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wilcox of Cres
cent City were callers at the 8. A.
Dusenberry home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wilcox left by stage for a visit
at her former home In Seattle. Mr.
Wilcox returned to Crescent City
Sunday afternoon.
A stork shower was given for Mrs.
Bernard Governor, by Mrs. Nina Du
senberry at her homo In Oold Hill
lost Wednesday aftiirn?on. Mrs. Gov
ernor was the recipient of many love
ly snd useful glf'.s.
Mel Howell and ilstor Amy of Wal
lace, Calif., were visiting Here and In
Oiunts Pass last were, returning
rrme Thursday.
Ms. Tracy Smith of Portland camo
Tuesday to visit a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Janet Greer, and to at
tend the funeral Wednesday of Msr
cell Greer who drowned In Rogue
river.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith received
word this week that their son-in-law,
Maurice Berg of Springfield, under
went an operation for appendlVls
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Berg spent a
week hero -over the Fourth visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. arid Mrs. Floyd Walsh, wlio vis
ited at the home of her parents, Mr.
snd Mrs. Earl Croft returned to their
home at Mchama lost week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Governor,
Jr., are the proud parents of a baby
boy born In a Modford hospital Wed
nesday, July 30.
The many friends of the Oreor and
Tygart families extend their slnccro
sympathy to them In the loss of
U:elr son and brother, Marcell Greer
who was drowned In Rogue river last
Saturday. He was laid to rest In Rock
Point cemetery Wednesday morning,
under a mass of beautiful flowers.
,
Brownsboro
BOWNSBORO, July 28. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rush and daughter
Mnry June, and Mr. and Mrs. Oordon
Puller, all of Lancaster, were guests
recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Epco Fuller.
Lola Wright returned home the first
of last week from Siskiyou whrro she
spent several days vLiltlng her friend
Mary Clark.
Mrs. Rohrer entertained the lad If a'
club at her liome July 14. Owing to
the hot wenthrr there was not
large an attendance as usual. Re
freshmen ts were served during the
afternoon.
Walter McAtee Is spending a week
visiting at the Walter Marshall home
Lawrence Leonard of Tyee was a
gueat Inst weeek at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright were
dinner guests Thursdny at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walters.
Mildred Hnnsen left Tuesday for
Hornbrook, Calif., where she will visit
her grandmother and other relatives
for a week.
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$15,000 ESTATE WAITS
CALL OF GEORGIA DOLAN
PORTLAND. Ore., July 28. (API
It you know anybody by the name
of George Dolan who la 63, a railroad
employe and a former resident of
Baker, you might tell him you know
where he can get ais.000 with no
strings attached.
He was named heir of a deceased
relative at Jefferson, Iowa. Attorneys
asked Oregon authorities to try to
find Uie man. Inasmuch as he had
been traced as far as Baker. Unless
he Is found within the next few
months he will be declared legally
deed.
TRAFFIC COP CRASHES
INTO ROCK ABUTMENT
PORTLAND, July 25. (API At
tempting to adjust the carburetor
on his automobile while under way.
Traffic Patrolman T. F. Chllcot.
86. Portland, lost control and crashed
Into a rock abutment on Canyon
road. He suffered possible skull frac
ture snd other serious Injuries.
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Promoted by V. P.
NEW YORK. July 25. (AP) W.
M. Jetfers. pcrsldent of Union Pa
cific railroad: announced today the
appointment of John C. Gale, chief
speclsl agent of the road for more
than 20 years, as assistant to the
president.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE. July 35. (Spl.)
Miss Phoebo Ferguson of Medford was
an overntght guest at the O. O. San
den home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roberts and
Wanda Ayera of Klamath Falls drove
over last Sunday, bringing with them
Gerald. no Ayera who had been visit
ing them for ten days. The former
returned to the Falls the same day.
Mrs. Freda Wills of Guernsey. Wyo
arrived last Sunday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butch
er. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Waters drove
over from Klamath Falls Saturday
night and visited until Sunday even
ing with the G. O. Sandra home.
Sunday afternoon they, with the San
den family, enjoyed a picnic given by
the Jackson and Josephine county
rural carriers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hargltt of Rogue River.
A number of girl scouts, accompan
ied by Mrs. Metrger and Miss Alice
Hoefs, went to McKee bridge Wednes
day where they expected to spend a
few days camping and swimming. j
The Grange
Central Point Oramre.
Home Economics club of Central
Point Grange will meet at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Bursell on Wednesday.
July 27.
SLASHED!
Coats and Suits cut to $1096 up
Ethel yn B. Hoffmann
FIRST SHOULD ff
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Every Comfort and, without atr coat,
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If you'v lott it, regain it Tht.t
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Thompson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK. July 25.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Johnston.
Eva and Albert D. Johnston and Jane
Mason motored to Crater lake. July
15. In driving around the rim road
they drove through snow banks high
er than the car. They came home by
way of Klamath Falls and stopped at
Ashland for supper.
Glen Balderston returned home
from Dead Indian country for a two
weeks stay, or until tiie fire hazards
are past,
J. Mason Br. left for Portland July
30 for medical treatment.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bennett and
daughter, Carol, motored to Crater
lake and Diamond lake July 18. They
report a fine trip.
Wiley Turnbaugh, formerly of
Thompson Creek, who la now living
with his daughter, Mrs. C. Vroman
of Phoenix, Is very 111.
Berteena Elmore, who has been at
tending school at Corvnllls, returned
for a brief visit at the home of tier
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert El
more. A special Thompson Creek Irriga
tion meeting was held at the school
house, July 30.
Arlen Sullivan Is visiting his cous
ins, Jim ano Donald Turnbaugh.
Joe Beebe Sr. was reported 111 at
his homo on Nine Mile, the past
week.
TURKEYS DEAD OF HEAT
DECLARED UNFIT TO EAT
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 25. (AP)
A quantity of turkeys prepared for
the Portland market were condemned
Saturday by city Inspectors, who
said they had died aa a result of
the heat wave Inst week and were
unfit for consumption.
Closing ttme for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:30 p m-
AIR MEET MARRED
BY PLANE'S
FUQENE, July 28. (AP) Francis
Manley, Salem pilot, washed out his
home-built airplane on the Spring
field airport yesterday In attempt
ing a spot landing during the na
tional amateur air meet sponsored
by the Private Flyers' association.
The meet was held In defiance of
U. 8. department of commerce regu
lations which pohlblt uncertified
pilots and planes from entering civil
airlines.
Manley escaped with alight Injuries
but his plane was Irreparably dam
aged. W. S. Moore, department air
Inspector from Seattle, was present
and kept a record of violations. No
permit for the meet had been Issued
because the Springfield airport Is
within the civil airways designed by
the department.
MINISTERS APPOINTED
BY FREE METHODISTS
PORTLAND. Ore., July 25. p)
Among ministerial appointments for
the year announced at t:e close of
the Oregon Free Methodist church
conference yesterday were the fol
lowing: Salem district: Elder, J. R. Stew
art; Salem, D. A. Cohapen.
Rcseburg district: Elder, J. R. Stew
art; Ashland, H. P. Hoffman; Med
ford. C. B. Starkey; Grants Pass, L.
C. Gould: Roseburg, to be supplied!
Calapoola, E. F. Lee.
COUNTY HEADS OPPOSE
MOTOR FEE DIVERSION
GOLD BEACH. July 25. (AP)
Diversion of motor vehicle revenues
was opposed by courts of Coos. Cur
ry, Jackson. Josephine and Douglas
counties Saturday. The courts advo
cated a personal property tax on
cars and trucks, payable when li
censes are Issued.
Use Mall Tribune Warn Ads.
Meteorological Report
July 25
Forrcasts
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Tuesday; not much change In
temperature.
Oregon: Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday, but , fog on the coast:
slightly cooler in the Interior of
northwest portion Tuesday. Mode
rate northwest wind off the coast. .
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 98; lowest, 64.
Total monthly precipitation j02 In.
Deficiency for the month .32 Inch.
Total precipitation alnce Septem
ber 1. 1937, 24.99 Inches.
Excess for the season 7.17 Inches.
Relative humidity at 5 p.m. yes
terday 13 per . cent; 6 a. m. today,
65 per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:58 a.m. Sun
set, 7:36 p.m.
Observations Taken at A a.
130 Meridian Time.
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WINDOW GLASS - We sell wtndo
ilaas and will replace youi oroken
windows reasonably Prow bridge Cab
met Works
The case of Ruth Madeline Schlelgh
charged with cruelty to animals In
a complaint filed by the Jackson
County Humane society, was taken
under advisement, following a Justice
court hearing Saturday.
It was alleged the defendant threw
hot water on doga bcongtug to Mrs.
Frank Crouchcr and Mrs. J. T.
Storm. All parties concerned reside
In the Howard school district.
The defendant admitted she threw
water on a brown dog, but denied
she had hit a spotted dog. The
trouble started when the brown dog
entered the room where the defend
ant's dog was tied. When she tried
to shoo It away, the dog showed de
fiance. She then cast a dlpperful
of hot water upon the animal. She
declared she hit only one dog. . .
FINED J25 EACH
Two reckless drivers, one operating
a motorcycle, were each fined 025 in
city court this morning.
J. C. Moore. 29, Medford. was ar
rested by city police early Sunday
morning after riding his motorcycle
In an erratic manner on downtown
streets. After being locked up In
city Jail, Moore became angry and
threw a milk bottle through a win
dow, breaking out two panes of glass,
police reported.
Wilfred Scott Huffman of 330
Have nstreet was arrested In the 600
block on North Riverside avenue
after driving his LaSalle sedan in a
reckless manner and on the wrong
sldo of the atreet, police said.
a. Burrea Saturday, burning down
6000 acre of standing grain. Smaller
amount of standing wheat on the
Lear and Knox farms were also de
stroyed. 8 rh o la r ships Granted.
EUGENE, July 25. ( AP ) Nlsma
Banta, Prlnevllle, Joanne Amspoker.,
Eugene, and Elizabeth Gregg, Amity.
havs been granted University of Or,
gon scholarships by th Oregon
Mothers organization.
To Air Corps.
WASHINGTON, July 35. (API
Second Lieutenant Milton Z. Llpps,
Salem, was assigned to the air corps
flying Held at Randolph Field, Texas,
In a war department order Saturday,
Wheat Crop Burns.
CONDON, Ore., July 23. (AP)
Fir destroyed the wheat crop of J.
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