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MTCDFORf) MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKO. OREGON. FRTDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1938,
O. L. Olbson, stock buyer, held In
the county Jail under (300 bondi,
facd a second preliminary hearing
today on a check charge, with Ernott
Dahock of Eagle Point, aa the com'
plaining witness.
Gibson waa cited In Juatlc court
Thursday on complaint or Mrs, A. C.
Ternland of Lake Creek, who alleged
the defendant had given a $30 check
with Insufficient funds In the Ash
land branch bank of the First Na
tional Bank of Portland. No decision
vaa given.
Da hack alleges Gibson cashed a
check for 120 at his place, for which
there were no funds.
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Earl B. Thlelka, 33, of Ashland,
charged with operating an auto with
out a muffler, waa fined W and
costs. The fine wm heavier than
usual, due to the claim, Thlelke had
failed to heed a warning to get tto
muffler fixed.
Lloyd J. Cozo, charged with non
poaseMlon of an operator's license w
fined $3.50 and costs, and given a
ten days suspended sentence. Cozo'
family and another family, were
stranded near Blackwell Hill. An In
fant In the group has been sick.
The court directed Coro to return
to Klamath Palls where he has rela
tives. The state police thought ar
rangements could be made to pro
cure sufficient gas for the family to
return to Klamath Palls.
Dave nous Helnen, charged with
driving on a main highway, from a
private driveway without stopping
was fined $1 and costs.
Boyd R. Oldhan of Talent, charged
with having no trailer license, was
given a 90 days suspended sentence.
The sale of medicinal and phar
maceutical products in Greece In
creased from $4,000,000 In 1930 to
$5,600,000 In 1937, an all-time high.
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CHURCH LOYALTY
10 BE OBSERVED BY
I M. E.
Rat. Joseph Knott, pastor of the
Pi rat Method lit Episcopal church,
lamed a church letter this week,
calling the attention of the mem
bers of the church to the fact that
Sunday, November 30, Is to be ob
served aa Church Loyalty Day, and
requesting the entire membership to
be present at the services.
The Sunday school board met
Tuesday night and planned an ag
gressive program. A larger attend
ance tnan usual la expected at sun
day school this 8unday.
The official board also met Tues
day evening and voted unanimously
to hold union services Sunday eve
nings with the South Methodist
church, using the two church edi
fices alternately. This Sunday eve
ning the union service will be held
In the First Methodist church,
Epworth league of South Metho
dist church will be guests of the
Epworth league of the First Metho
dist church. A great meeting for the
young people la being planned.
The pot-luck supper given by the
two churches Wednesday evening waa
a great success and was attended
by a larger crowd than was expected.
A rousing prayer meeting led by Dr.
Bray following "the supper hour
proved very Inspirational to the large
group attending.
KnfghU of Pythias are opening
their winter social season with a
dance for all knights, their ladles
and Invited guests, Saturday night,
at the K.P. hall.
Tills Is the first of a series of
monthly dances to be sponsored by
the Knights of Pythlaa during the
winter season.
A good time la assured all those
who attend. A midnight lunch will
bo served. Muslo to be furnished by
Dickey's orchestra,'
Fred Knox la general ohalrtnan In
charge of these aoclnl dtincos and hla
committee has done everything pos
sible to plan these functions so as
to give a most enjoyable time.
TO
BE BULBS TO
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. IB (Spl.)
Fifteen omploypos working In the
gladioli bulb stored hern by the
owner, W. J. Wnrner, of Medtord.
are getting ready a cnrload at bulbs
to be shipped to Florida.
Mr. Warner had la acres of glad
ioli growing on the Henry Nleder
meyer ranch and harvested a crop
of approximately 4000 trays each of
which would average about 60 pounds
of bulbs.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p m.
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FRESHNESS is triply-scaled Into every
carton of Snow Flakes, and they're
constantly rushed to you from the
ovens of a nearby Nationnl Biscuit
Company bakery.
FLAKINESS t s the true test of cracker
quality. Snow Flakes are made with
f.tfra shortening for extra flakiness.
See how tender and dainty they are.
FLAVOR is carefully baked into Snow
Flakes by expert bakers, who pride
themselves on this cracker's unrivalled
ability to point up flavors and step up
appetites.
for economy, get His 1-pound "family" lilt.
A MO0UCT 01
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Meteorological Report
Forecast
Med ford and vicinity: Unae ttled
tonight and Saturday, moderate tem
perature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and
Saturday, probably showers north
west portion, moderate temperature,
light to moderate southwest wind off
the const.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
highest 60, lowast 43. -
Total monthly precipitation, 3.1ft
Inches; excess for the month, .98
Inches.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1938, 8.63 Inches; excess for
the season, .49 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday 08 percent; 6 a. m. today.
100 percent.
Tomorrow: sunrise 7:06 a. nv; sun
set 4:47 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 a. m.,
120 Meridian Time.
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Boise 48 38 .00 P Cloudy
Boston 64 38 .18 Rain
Chicago 68 46 T Cloudy
Denver 44 30 .04 Clear
Eureka 64 38 .00 Foggy
Helena .. 43 84 .00 Cloudy
Los Angeles. 78 48 .00 Clear
Med ford m 48 39 .00 Foggy
New York 68 40 .00 Cloudy
Omaha . 60 30 .00 Clear
Phoenix 73 34 .00 Clear
Portland 63 38 T Cloudy
Reno 64 16 .00 Clear
Roseburg 64 38 .00 Cloudy
Salt Lake ...... 43 36 .00 Clear
San FrancLsco 68 44 .00 Clear
Seattle 63 44 T Cloudy
Spokane .... . 46 40 .00 Cloudy
Wash., D. O..... 63 46 .00 Cloudy
Yakima 60 34 .00 Clear
BLAKE WINS WORK
PORTLAND, Nov. 18 (AP) The
highway commission petitioned the
Indian service today to provide more
sanitary and sightly conditions at the
Celllo Indian village on the Columbia
river for the benefits of tourists.
It also revealed work on the Aber
nathy bridge-Tenth street section of
the super highway at Oregon City
would be advertised next summer.
About 130,000 has been appropriated
for work on a Benton county section
of the Klnga valley secondary road.
Bids were awarded on the following
projects:
Jackson county North unit of
Bear Canyon-State line section of Pa
cific highway, Harold Blake, C163.
808. Klamath county Main street un
dorcrossing in Klamath Falls, C. J.
Montag, 103.000.
Klamath county Odell Lake-Walker
mountain section of Willamette
highway, Fisher brothers. 9131.466.
THE SWEETEST OF ALL SO VXDS IS PRAMS
"It's great to take you to
a gameyou certainly
know foothall!"
Sttt Uno?$tanvs Corm-MAKiNO-, Too
Chem are sure to come to the woman
who knows the art of cofTce-making. And
when she uses Hills Bros. Coflce the ap
plause is even greater. For this famous cof
fee has a taste-winning flavor which causes
people to say, "Now, that's what I call good
cofftt!" For sixty years millions of women
have been complimented
because they served Hills
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. KELLER OF .
ASHLAND PASSES
ASHLAND, Nov. 18 (ApU Mrs
Fannie Ellen Keller, long time Ash
land resident, died Thursday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Faye Pot
ter. Mrs. Keller was born July 1. 1870,
at Manhattan, Kan. She came to
Oregon when she was three years
old, first going to San Francisco by
emigrant train and from there to
Portland by boat, making her home
at Damascus, Oregon. In 1894 she
was married to A. C. Keller. They
came to Ashland 38 years ago Mr.
Keller Is deceased.
The deceased was a member of the
Baptist church,, the Women of the
Woodcraft and an active member of
the D. A, R.
She la survived bv her thren chll-
dren. Mrs. Fave Potter of Ashland
Robert J. Keller, of Oakland, Calif.,
ana Mrs O. A. Selby of El Paso,
Texas.
Funeral arrangements will h an.
nounced later by the J. p. Dodge
and Sons Funeral chapel.
TAKEN IN ASHLAND
Ashland. Nov. ib rsni..
Henrich Srholzen. St. Paul. Minn
and John Kenneth Bogovitch. Round
up. Mont., were taken Into custody
Thursday afternoon by Ashland city
police at the Swan hotel on Fourth
street In response to Information
from state police that the pair were
wanted for burelarv of a trpnrt
store In Hornbrook, Calif., Wednes
day morning.
The two youne men wen noi-tri
to have hung around Hombrooir dur
ing Wednesday and good descriptions
were given to Deputy Sheriff Matt
hews of Siskiyou county by citizens.
S RUSSELL'S RITES
ASHLAND, Nov. 18. fSpM Fu
neral services will be held Saturday
at 3:30 p.m.. for Francis Jose
phine Russell, 16. who pawed awsy
here Thursday.
Miss Russell Is survived by her
mother. Mrs. Almeda Russell, two sis
ters, Mrs. Chrlstena Duncan and
Miss Pearl Russell, of Ashland, and
grandparents, Otto Roeander. Ta
hola. Wash., and Mrs. May Russell,
Newburg. Ore., and an uncle, Arthur
Russell. Portland.
Funeral services at the Lltwlller
Funeral Home, will be In charge of
the Jackson county chapter of the
Disabled American veterans, with
Rev. Wanamaker conducting. Inter
ment will be In Mount View ceme
tery. again and again
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AFL HEAD URGES
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 18 fAP)
William Green, president, called on
the American Federation of Labor to
day to "redouble efforts' to make ef
fective the federation's five-year-old
boycott against Oerman goods and
service.
He asked this aa evidence of the
federation's opposition to the treat
ment of Jews in Germany.
Green sent a letter to all AFL af
filiates, saying the United States la
boring man should make his resent
ment known, "in a vital and striking
way."
"It la not enough to protest," he
declared. "We must supplement pro
test with action."
CIO Clones Mill
NORTH BEND, Nov. 16. (AP) A
CIO picket line closed the Mill B.
Inc., of North Bend yesterday after
members of the Boom Men's and
Crnftsmen's union failed to reach an
agreement with mill officials over
discharge of a man during a cur
tailment program in a logging camp.
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Case 24 cans ?1.73
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Case 4S inns 82.89
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Pkg. Wheat
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Wing Cigarets QQ
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Weather
' Northern California: Fair tonight
and Saturday; temperature above
normal Interior and on central coast;
moderate northeast wind off coast.
Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Sat
urday: probably showers northwest
portion: moderat temperature; light
to moderate southwest wind off coast.
Rrakeman Dies
THE DAIXES. Ore.. Nov. 18. fAP
Injuries suffered yesterday when
he fell beneath a train at Wlshram
were fatal last night to W. L. Can
non. 43, bra kp man for the Spokane,
Portland and Seattle railroad. Both
legs and his right arm were severed.
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Prince Albert Tobacco
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