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UEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFOBD. OREGOy. FRTDXT. OCTOBER 14, 1938.
On Burglar's Lilt
PORTLAND, Oct. 14 ( AP) Detec
tive T. b Inskeep, S, R. Rockwell
and R. D. Thomas said yesterday
Henry . H. Xngle, so, arrested on
burglary charges, told them he had
"eased" the home of Jo Oordon,
New York Yftnke second baseman,
but abandoned plans to rob It when
he found It occupied.
Favor State Ownership
RENO, Nev., Oct. 14. Dele
gates to the National Reclamation as
sociation convention her war on
record today for state ownership and
control of navigable and non-navigable
stream.
Farm Boys Journey
PORTLAND, Oct. 14 (AP) Steven
Oregon high school boys left hen
Yesterday with O. D. Dearborn, voca
tional agricultural Instructor at On
tario high school, for Kansas City,
Mo., for the Future Psrmers of Amer
ica convention for national honors.
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Heads Rural Carriers,
DENVER, Oct. H.-Jf Frank Rus
sell, Forest Grove, Ore., waa elected
secretary-treasurer of the star rout
mill carriers yesterday. The con
vention dlacusMd affiliation with the
American Federation of Labor.
Hoipltil Started.
PORTLAND, Oct. 14. P A etesm
shovel lifted the first load of dirt
In th excavation for Oregon' new
$290,000 tuberculosis hospital yea tar
day. The seven-story building will
bold 80 beds.
.
Closing time for Too Let to Clas
sify Ads 1 1:80 p. m.
TJe Mall Tribune Want Ada,
UPON AGITATORS;
EAST SLOWS
RETAIL BUSINESS
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BOTCA. Bulgaria. Oct li.
floor el ct persons described M "hos
til to th present government" were
hipped to jelli In the proTlnow to
day ii a pert of nation-wide police
precautions taken after discovery of
a revolutionary plot.
Hundred! of otheri were arreited
and questioned, and a government
spokeenun predloted ttiat poliee
would "clear up the entire plot with
in 94 hours,"
Tare member! of parliament, who
three months ago refused to attend
a reception given by King Boris, were
In custody.
Many Macedonians were arrested
and large atores of arms were salted.
Precautionary measures were directed
mainly against the outlawed inno,
organisation of Macedonian extrem
ists demanding an autonomous state
including the 3,000,800 Macedonians
now living in Bulgaria, Yugoslavia
and Oreece.
Officials believed the assassination
Monday of Ma, Oen. Yordan Peyeff,
ehlef of the Bulgarian army general
staff waa to have been the signal for
revolution.
The assassin, Btoll Klroff , shot hlm
elf.
But before he died, one Informant
aid, be confessed he used pistols
supplied by the Imro and he had
been Instructed to shoot the king,
the premier or some one at the war
ministry.
Quick action by King Boris, gov.
rnment quarters said, checked the
aoneptracy.
Troops and police effected a block'
ads about Sofia yesterday, suspending
traiflo and ordering all to remain at
home all day. Telephone communi
cation abroad was stopped for 18
hours during the polios roundup.
Among those arrested were Colonel
Tancheff, former Bulgarian military
attache In Paris, and Major Nekark-
aky, along with a group of officers
atmilarly taken Into custody two years
ago on suspicion of plotting against
tha king.
PRESIDENT EYES
NATION DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, Oct. M. (Pres
ident Roosevelt said today he was
making an entirely new study of the
nation's national defense needs end
until It waa completed he could not
estimate next year's budget.
The president told a press confer
ence he could not comment on the
new budget because new technical
developments In national defense
measures required a complete restudy
of defensive requlremente.
Asked about yesterday's statement
by Bernard M. Baruch. chairman of
aha world war industries board, that
America was unprepared for war be
cause of lack of sufficient first class
equipment, the president said he had
not read tha statement. He added,
however, a good many peopla were
cheeking the eltustlon In connection
with new elements that have come
Into the defense picture In the last
three or four years. ,
NEW YORK, Oct. UW) Co
lumbus dsy promotions swelled the
psst week's retail trade to t, volume
exceeding that of the .previous week,
said Dun ei Bradstreet today in their
weekly business survey.
Agsln, however, there waa an un
favorable spread ss compared with
the similar period lest year., and un
seasonably warm weather waa held
partly to blame.
"For the country as a whole," as
serted the review, "the decresse In
volume waa estimated at 9 to 10
per cent.
"While the increase in retail sales
during the week was most pro
nounced In the homeware divisions,
other departments also benefitted
from larger consumer expenditures.
Children's wear and dress accessories
msde conspicuous gains.'
"Most stores reported total shoe
sslss somewhat under the September
level, but staple styles continued
Active. Grocery volume was about
equal to the previous week when It
averaged approximately 10 per cent
under last year.
"The pace of wholesale trading
quickened notloeably during the
week. Retailers noting sales losses
attributable directly to thin stocks
attempted to get rush shipments on
popular merchandise only to find
that In many Instances mills could
promise no better than 2 to 8 weeks
delivery."
TO LEGISLATURE
PORTLAND, Oct. 14--(AP, PYnk
t. Shull, chairman of the Multnomah
county relief commit Ion. declared
yesterday the 1030 legislature would
have to act to solve the county
relief crtsU.
At a budget hearing, Shul! and
others declared that 44 par cent of
tne tax dollar for 1939 muat go for
relief, a totaj of $1,018,103. Thta
sum, ho we rer, exceeds tha 1,383, 166
which tha six per cent limitation law
permits the county to budget.
Therefora. he said, a $020,000 def
icit would have to be raised by the
only method permitted the county
a apeolal tax levy. s
Closing time for Too Late to Olaa
slfy Ada is 1:30 p. m.
. EAT AC ADA, Oct. 14. (AP) Henry
U Ha, Democratic candidate for
governor, said yesterday in a cam
paign speech that Oregon must have
better manufacturing facilities for
finished products to be produced hen
from native raw materials.
"Increased Industrial activity will
mean more Jobs for honest workers,"
Hess said. "I propose to stimulate
this activity by direct and effective
ales promotional efforts."
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Jacksonville Library
Busy In September
JACKSONVILLE Oct. 14. (Spl.)
A total of 7S7 boo Its were loaned
by the Jacksonville library during
September, with adult non-flctton
proving the moat popular with read
ers, with 306 books, according to
Margaret Johnson, librarian. Adult
fiction was next with 90S books
loaned.
Books of children's fiction loaned
totaled 130. while children's non
r let Ion books totaled AO.
Be h oonerRnr Off
ABOARD TUB SCHOONER OER
TRtJDS L. THEBAUD, GLOUCESTER,
Mass., Oct. 14. jp Tba third raos
between the ecooners Bhtenoaa and
Oertrude T. Theburt. In a three-out-of-flve
aeries for the championship of
the North Atlantic, was postponed
today because of rain, poor visibility
and lack of wind.
Notice of Hearing on Non-High School
District imncet.
Notice Is Hereby Given that a Bud
get Committee of the Non High
School District of Jackson County.
Stat of Oregon, at a meeting of said
Committee held on the 39th day of
September, prepared an estimate
in detail of the amount of money
proposed to be expended by said
Non-High School District for all pur
poses during the fiscal school year
beginning June 30th, 1936. and end
ing June 10th, 1030, and an estimate
In detail of the probable receipts of i
said Kon-mgn school District rrom
all bo ureas for the school
year 1038-1030. The Board of said
Non-High School District has fixed
tha 23nd day of October at the hour
of 10:00 a. m. at tha Court House
In Medford, Oregon, as the time and
place at which said estimates may
be discussed with the Board of said
Non-High School District, at which
time and place any and all persons
Interested will be heard for or against
said tax levy, or any part thereof.
That said estimates and attached
original estimate sheets are on file
In the office of the County School
Superintendent and are there open
to the Inspection of all persons in
terested therein, and the same are
by reference made a part hereof.
RECEIPTS
I. Cash on hand at begin
ning of the year for which
thla budget la made $ S. 7 18. 73
II. Amount received from
other sources
EXPENDITURES
Tuition, Transportation and Interest.
I. Tuition ' ..............4flfl.fl74 00
IT. Transportation 13,800.00
III. Interest on Warrants.... fiOO.OO
Operating and Emergency.
IV. Postage, Telegraph and
Telephone
V. Printing and Mimeo
graphing VI. Expenses of Election
(Publication and Postage)
VII. Travel Expenses of
Board Members
VITI. Clerical Expense
(Supplies, Legal Service,
etc., ..
IX. Emergency ......
50.00
7S0O
300.00
150 00
1,000.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 473.040 00
RECAPITULATION
I. Total Receipts i 8.719.79
II. Toinl Expenditures 73.040.00
DIFFERENCE (Amount to
be ralwd by tax on the
Jackaon Countv Non-High
Srhoot District! CQ.355.38
Dated this 30th dsy of September,
long.
A. E BROCKWAT,
Chairman Board of Education.
OEOROE B. DEAN,
Chairman. Budget Committee
C. R. BOWMAN.
Clerk. Board of Education
C. R. BOWMAN.
, Secretary. Budget Committee.
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Clear prnts In small patterns you've
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these tailored frocks! Choose your
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