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MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. (TREGO'S. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1938. PAGE THREE E TO HELP COLLEGE; HEAR PEAVY TALK .Medford alumni of Oregon Atat oollege today were formulating plana for greater cohesion after hearing the college president, Br. George W. Peavy, tell of the service rendered by the Institution In all parts of the state. Dr. Peavy spoke at a luncheon In the Hotel Medford yesterday. About 80 alumni were present and a com mittee was named, to work In close cooperation with the state alumni association In furthering the best Interests of the college. Fred Strang was appointed chairman of the com mittee. Other members . are Mrs. Myron Root, Lei and Mentzer and Kenneth O. Denman. The committee Is to name one other member, to be elected from the more recent grad uates. Other speakers at the luncheon were Warren Reld, alumni manager, and Percy Locey, graduate manager and director of athletics. With Dr. Peavy they were en route to Berkeley to attend Saturday's football game between Oregon State and the Unl Teralty of California. In his talk Dr. Peavy. also traced the development of Oregon State col lege In recent years and described the campus beautlflcatlon program carried on by the WPA. Mr. Reld talked on alumni affairs and explained how the alumni asso ciation can help In building a col lege of greater usefulness. Mr. Locey dwelled upon the Institution's ath letic programs and policies. FOR 1 SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Burch will be held In the Perl chapel at 1 p. m. Saturday, the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Burial will be made In the Central Point cemetery. Mrs. Burch, a pioneer resident of southern Oregon, died yesterday morning In the home of her son-in-law, D. W. Beebe. off the Midway road north of Medford. She was 96 years old. She was born In Virginia on March 10, 1843, and spent her early life In that state. She was united In mar riage to Daniel P. Burch In Etna, Mo., ,ln 1862. After residing In the middle west, the couple came to Medford In the fall of 1888. They settled first near Beagle and later moved to Lake view. Mr. Burch died In 1914. Mrs. Burch Is survived by two sons, Charles C. and William P. Burch, both of Lakeview, ten grand children and ten great grandchildren. E IS HUGE SUCCESS Attended by 375 persons, the saus age supper and dance sponsored by the Griffin Creek Orange In Medford K. P. hall last night was Judged an outstanding success, with everyone eating their fill of "arlfflnella," a pig raised by Grange families for the occasion, and dancing to the music of Dickey's orchestra. All money raised will go Into Grange's building fund. A program of entertainment, lowing the delicious supper. featured by Miss Jewel Deter In three ' dance numbers, the Grange harmon- j lea band playing several selections, I and cowboy music by CCC Camp Ap- j plegate enroltee's. The Griffin Creek Grange, through Mrs. R. D. McCarty, thanks all other I Grangers and the general public for their welcome patronage at the sup per, j -4 the fol-waa SHASTA. CASCADE EXPOSITION COMPLETION BUILDING NEARS nest 1 -TOiM ,-hmH mis. wi f t ' . JLm v-. - -ill? t 3 A , Hq 1 Hiiii ffllT 1 P" ' t ' 17 1 I 1 ! I'l TSBI" mm? w Presented today by the California State Commission Is the above recent photograph of the principal entrance to the Shasta-Cascade building on Treasure Island. Designed by Otto A. Deichmann of San Francisco, this graceful and commodious structure is an important unit in the State and County area on Treasure Island. The attractive wood carvings, executed by the well known Sculptor-woodsman, Dudley C, Carter, ornament the entrance shown above. General Manager T. L. Stanley of the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Association re port gratifying co-operation and satisfactory progress on all fronts. N ACCIDENTAL SHOT Sleeping peacefully . last night, J. P. Denham and family of 124 South Grape street, were suddenly awaken ed at 11:40 when a bullet whistled In through a window and imbedded itself In the kitchen hall. Ctty po lice were summoned hastily. Investigation by officers revealed the shot came from the house next door, and the mystery was solved when Stancel Holt, next-door neigh bor, explained that he had Just taken his .25 calibre automatic pis tol from a dresser drawer, and that It had discharged accidentally. Mr, Holt told police he didn't realize the bullet had traveled in the direction of the Denham residence. Divorced at tit. WABASH, Ind. (AP) Mrs. Eliza beth Posnough, lfl-year-old mother of a nineteen-month-old child, was the youngest person ever to get a di vorce In the Wabash circuit court. She and her husband. Ralph. 10. were married In November. 1938. PLAN NO INQUEST The district attorney's office said today there would bo no Inquest into the tragic hunting accident Tuesday which cost the llfo of Harry. Sylvester Gallup. 20-year-old Jacksonville dis trict youth, who was mistaken for a deer and shot by his father, Just two hours before the deer season ended. Young Gallup died in a Medford hospital 15 hours after a bullet from a 32-20 calibro rifle pierced his stom ach. Before he died, he assumed all the blame for the accident, explain ing that he failed to remain in a certain spot. Funeral services will be held from the Conger chapel at 2 p. m. Sat urday, the Rev. Joseph Knotta offic iating. Interment will be In Jackson ville cemetery. 4-. State Has $nake-Hunt ' CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) The Wy oming fall rattlesnake hunting seas on has opened. Three Cheyenne men killed 54 of the reptiles In a den 30 miles north of here, first mass slaughter reported this year. The snakes were hibernating In a den. Closing time for Too Late to Clas- ; tlfy Ads li 1:30 p. m. SO GOOD! SO INEXPINSIVC! UtowI Alcohol by volume Cofjfornra Fine wines, in distinctive decanters... worthy of a place on your sideboard! SHERRY PORT TOKAY ANGELICA MUSCATEL $1.60 Gal. 50c Of. 1h, I 0. ITOMS 4 HAAS COMPANY WILL PUSH REFORMS MARSEILLE. Oct. 28. (AP) Pre mier Edouard Daladler completed his brrak with the communist party to day and warned parliament If It failed to approve reforms the gov ernment contemplates he would car ry the Issue direct to the voters. At his request, the committee on general policy of his radical social ist party approved a resolution, to be submitted to the party congress here Saturday, saying the communist party "has excluded itself" from the people's front or radical socialists, socialists and communists. (In Paris, meanwhile, a foreign of fice spokesman disclosed Prance and Germany were considering a declara tion renouncing war between them, similar to the agreement signed by Adolf Hitler and Prime Minister Ne ville Chamberlain at Munich. (Presumably such a declaration would be Incorporated In a French German understanding forecast by Daladler In his keynote address to the party congress yesterday). BLAZE DAMAGES W. P. Morgan's residence at 34 Jeannett street was damaged slightly by fire this morning as sparks from the chimney were blown down on the roof. Firemen, answering a ward alarm at 9:43, held the blaze to the roof, however, and loss was said by Chief Roy Elliott to be slight. The fire waa reported shortly after the department's chemical crew was dispatched to the home of William Holloway at 323 May street to put out a flue blaze. No damage was done. Both fires were attributed by Chlel Elliott to the strong wind. The chief counselled resldeuta to watch atoves. heaters and furnace carefully during parioda of increased wind velocity. Thoughtful Hen Lays Her Eggs in Egg Packing Case PENDliETON, Ore..' Oct. 28. AP) L. Hammer, poultryman at Hermlston. has a white leghorn hen that is very accommodating to say the least. Each day she squeeze through a hole In the netting of the laying house, goes Into an adjacent storage room, and lays her egg In an open egg case. Her chore completed, she re turns to the quarters she shares with the other hlddle. Cornellson and Howard Cooper, pick I ed up yellow topaz, red Jasper, blood stones, olivines and opals which have been valued at 1800. The chemists made their finds while searching for bauxite, a mineral used in clarifying sugar syrup. 4 Money fcvru In Chess CALGARY, Alta. (AP) When Fred i Laser received an old hand -carved chesg set from the estate of his mother in Germany five years ago he valued It merely for sentimental reasons. The other day he read of a movie actor's valuable antique cheet set and submitted his own to ex perts. They said tt was a fine example or Chinese ivory carving and worth 7,000. TULSA, Okla. (AP) Papers In the mayor's waste basket caught fire. Ira Pile her, NYA director, who waa la the office, raced for a glass of, water but Fred Pyeatt, the mayor' secre tary, tossed the basket out the win dow before the blaze could spread. Traps Wheat ThleTes DUFRESNE. Man. ( AP) Troubled by grain thefts, Leon Laurln had an Idea. He concealed chicken feathers and leaves torn from mall order cata log In all his wheat. After the next theft, Laurln and officers traced some suspects and found them haul ing 70 bushels. The two men claimed the wheat came from their own farm, but Laurln plunged hi arm Into It and pulled out his "markers." Result, the two were arrested. 4 Start Gem Rush HONOLULU. T. H. (AP) Amateur prospectors are hurrying to the rug ged Walanae mountains near here to search for seml-prectous stones, fol lowing discoveries there by two chemists. These chemists, Alexander THI WIIKIN ,,. 1NC., Aiafjo,, fF Considerable mystery Burrounds the disappearance last Tuesday of Ooarge Legvllion, 36, from his place of res idence. In the home of Stancel Holt at 126 South Grape street, city police reported today. Legvllion, Mr. Holt told police, left the house Tuesday and hns not been seen since. All his clothes and per sanal effects are still In the house, Mr. Holt reported. Bnd added that he knew of no reason why Legvllion should lesve without Informing him. The missing man was recently em ployed by the Nuway Top Shop. Eighth and Grape streets. He walks with a crutch, his left leg being use less from the effect of Infantile paralysis. A friend of Mr. Holt's, Leg vllion had lived with him for the past three months. Saloon IMurh-lllts , CENTRAL VALLEY. Cal. (API Construction of taverna seems to bo going Ahead faster than church arch itecture In this boom town called Into being by huge Shasta dam. Sun day school was held outdoors until rain set In. Then Chester Barger In vited the group to meet In his beer parlor. The offer waa accepted, and sale of drinks was suspended until services wero over. Freed Innmtea MARYSVILLE, Calif. (AP) When repair work started on the local Jail. Sheriff Charles J. McCoy put It up to county officials as to what to do with 24 misdemeanor prisoners. Since transfer to Jalla of neighboring coun ties was "too expensive." the. parole board liberated the men. Only pris oners facing felony charges were held. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. . Ose Mall Tribune Want Ad. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. KN.WT BROS. , Aerotred Shoes Locnl Agent P. Arnold Wile? 712 Cedar St., Medford GOBLIN CAKE- the cake you've been bearing about on all sides for the past week. An unusual Betty Crocker creation of rich chocolate and tangy orange cake gay, festive Hallowe'en colors both inside and out. 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