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PAGE FIVE school gymnasium Wednesday, No vember 23, at 8:00 p. m. "Longhorns." a rip -roaring western la directed by Principal Davles; "Elmer." a family comedy, by Mi&s Olson. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Bailiff Named PORTLAND. Nov. 17. ( AP) Fed eral Judges Jamea A. Pee and Claude Mc Col loch confirmed today U. 8. Marshal J. T. Summervtlle's appoint ment of C. V. Cosad, Burns and John Day attorney, as bailiff for the district court. Be succeeded George J. Limber, who died last week. found last night at the foot of a cliff In the Elliot state forest east of here. Bremer, rancher, trapper and warden for the Coos fire patrol at Allegany, failed to return from setting out trap lines. The search followed. Coos Co. Has Coal PORTLAND, Nov. 17. (AP) Hun dreds of millions of tons of coal, comparable In quality to that pro duced In other sections of the na tion, are Included In unmlnid re serves In Coos county, the stste de partment of geology and mineral In dustries said yesterday, . 4 ' -i WINDOW OLAfcsb We sell window glaas and will replace your brokta windows reasonably. Thowbrldgt Cab met Works. v Find Trapper's Body MARSHFTELD, Nov. 17. (AP) The body of Prank Bremer. 40, was MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE. MEDFOTID. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1938. SALEM, Nov. 17. (AP) Associated Employers of Oregon. Inc.. pnt HIS In support of the Initiative to regulate picketing and boycotting, while the Portland Industrial Union council spent 1880 to fight the same measure. The committee supporting District Attorney James R. Bain of Multno mah county for reelection spent 2068. Emily P. Edson, Democratlo candi date for secretary of state, reported expenditures of 1181. Clarence P. Hyde. Democrat, candidate for state labor commissioner, spent 8311. The Salem teachers' Putnam for Superintendent club contributed 812. R&U S. Lusk. unopposed candidate for stste supreme court, snd W. E. Burke. Republican candidate for state senator In the 10th district, spent nothing. Burke's Democratic oppo nent, Alfred J. French, spent 839. DEATH RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG MURDERER WALLA WALLA. Not. 17 (AP) A superior oourt Jury last night con noted Earl Talbott. 18. of first de gree murder and recommended that he pay with his life for the shooting of W. E. McKlnney, farmer, near Waltsburg. August fl. No time for posing sentence was fixed by the court. One of the final defenBe witnesses, Dr. Edward B. HoedemaJter, Seattle psychiatrist, said Talbott was suffer ing from a lack of emotional response and a condition which may lead to severe mental Illness later. He said from a medical standpoint Talbott was abnormal, from a legal stand point he was competent and able to tell right from wrong. Charles A. Wing's Golden Guernsey herd today was augmented by four registered Guernsey cows purchased from well-known farms near Port-' land. ! The additional cows were needed, j Mr. Wing said, to meet the demand 1 for premium milk from his Clover- J hill dairy on the Old Stage road. The purchase Increased the Cloverhlll herd to 55 head of registered Guernsey.!, 35 of them producing cows. Two of the new cowa were bought from the M. C. Fleming herd am! two from the O'Donnell ranch, both situated near Portland. The twr bought from the Fleming herd are or the Kendell strain of which strain one cow Is now making a world's rec ord, Mr. Wing related. The purchases. Mr. Wing pointed out, bring a new strain of registered Guernseys to southern Oregon. Bull calves from the Wing herd are sold In eastern Oregon and northern Cal ifornia. A new calf barn on the Cloverhill 1 ranch has just been completed, Mr. 1 Wing said. It Is modern even to hav- i lng a hospital room, he stated. Save on Lovely Linens For Your Thanksgiving Table - and Don't Miss the Many Other Thanksgiving Specials! WAII MMMMS Ml MONTGOMERY WARD H airy Coat Lost By Harry Cloak EVANSTON. Til . ( AP) The ser geant became confused when a north western student reported that his coat waa stolen from the student union building. It was, he told the sergeant, a hairy, tweed cloak. "Your nsme?" asked the sergeant. "Hsrry Cloak." "No, no. no. I got that. I mean your name." "Cloak Harry. Harry Cloak. O-l-o-a-k. Cloak." "Why didn't you say so," sighed the sergeant. "We'll look for your hal missing garment." Bullet Proof Leg Amazes Robbers PERU, Ind. (AP) Two bandits with $100 in loot shot Herbert Cath oart, filling station operator, In the 'leg to prevent pursuit. When he failed to show a trace of pain, they fled in amazement. Cathcart calmly called police and then Inspected damage to his leg. It was wooden. GRAND JURY MAY EYE LOSS OF MAN'S ARM ALBANY, Nov. 17 (AP) District Attorney J. K. Weatherford, Jr., said yesterday he might submit to a grand jury Monday Investigation of an ac cident which fatally injured Hans Muller, 69, of Foster. Muller died Tuesday following amputation of his arm, which was mangled Sunday when his overcoat sleeve caught in the door handle of an automobile which passed him as he walked along the South Santlam highway. The automobile was driven by Oscar Plunkett, Sweet Home. H eat her Northern California: fair tonight and Friday; somewhat warmer Inter ior portion and central coast Friday but local frost south and central por tions Friday morning; fresh to strong northerly wind off coast. Oregon: generally fair tonight and Friday; but considerable low cloud or fog west portion; freezing tem perature east portion tonight; moder ate northwest wind off coast. The Grange Upper Applegate Grange Grange met November 12 with all officers present. The lecture was omitted due to the election of offi cers. The following were elected: Master, Fred Dorn: overseer. Floyd McKee; lecturer. Maud Port: stew ard, Harry Mallott; assistant stew ard, Omar Culy: lady assistant stew ard. Verna Culy; chaplin. Chrtatino Harr; treasurer, Edward Flnley; sec retary, Eva McKee: gate keeper, Frank Bowman: Ceres, Gladys Byrne; Pomona. Pearl Byrne: Flora, Rosalie Culy; executive committee, Wallace Haskins, Bert Harr, and Albert Young. Mrs. .Helen Haskins was ap pointed H.E.C. chairman for the fol lowing year. A rustic woodshed Is being con structed. An electric light plant has been purchased. A birthday party was given in honor of the member who had a birthday in September and October. ! Grange will sponsor a dance No vember 19 with SHva's orchestra playing. V Four-Year Search For Son Is Ended CHICAGO (AP) Mrs. Bridget O'Donneirg four-year search for her 27-year-old son, John, has ended. He left home on July 19, 1934, to go to a nearby restaurant. He never returned. 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