Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 13, 1939, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text" MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 19S9. PAGE ELEVEN Cant Get Out NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UP) Finding an open window in a down town store. Patrolman John J. O'Don nell climbed In to Investigate. He found everything In good order, but bad to telephone the proprietor to get out. He was unable to cltmb out through the window or to open the door. . MM fire department; CONTINUES WORK F 0 R PREVENTION Hints Are Given On Ways to Avert Blazes Terrific Loss in Life, Property Through Flame Stressed Meteorological Report N(l AMI Q MffT SLATED OCT. 18 For 73 years the quality whiskey for every man! Pint $1.05 Quart $1.95 Med ford fire department today continued lta educational efforts to avert firea as the 1939 national fire prevention week neared a close. The Medford department pointed to the dally toll In life and property exacted by fire and asserted that the way to prevent firea Is to remove their causes. "One of the chief causes Is care lessness, said a department state ment. "The lesson concerning safety against fire learned during fire pre vention week should be considered essential to every-day living and put Into effect throughout the year. No one should tolerate carelesa acts and practices or continued condi tions that lead to fires In homes, factories, farms or forests.' Hints Given "Feel your personal responsibility for the possible loss of life and pro perty by fire and act accordingly." The department offered the fol lowing aids in fire-prevention: Don't hang electric light cords on nails. Don't permit oily rags or mops to He around. Don't let the fact that you are insured make you careless. Don't use an open light when looking for escaping gas or in the presence, of Inflammable liquids. Put up "No Smokin?" signs, es pecially in hazardous sections. Don't use kerosene, benzine or naptha In lighting fires, or to quick en a slow fire It may result In death. Don't use gasoline or benzine to cleanse clothing. Don't put ashes in other than i ui rial rtrwjjii:B nuu auji t uump I them where they will come in con- October IS, 1939. Forecast i, Medford and vicinity: Increasing cloudlnesa tonight and Saturday; slightly cooler Saturday. Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to night and Saturday, with light rain in northwest portion Saturday: slight ly cooler Saturday; gentle variable wind off the coast. I. noal Data. Tempera tuie a year ago today: Highest 62; lowest 41. Total monthly precipitation, i.6 Inch. Excess for the month. .56 inch. Total precipitation since September 1. 1939, 1 22 Inches. Excess for the season. .30 inch. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday. 28 per cent; 5 a. m. today. 88 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow.' 6.23. Sunset tomorrow, 5 :32. de train. Bob Ehl: ecmmlssaire ln tendant correspondent, Sam Archi bald; conducteur, C. - Arnold; garde de la port?. Oeoree K-rr; lampisne, J. H. Macken?le; commis voyageur. Jack Gordon; medico, Dr. Baiiey; chemlnou. O. Overmyer, Reed Carter and Arthur Taylor. Observations Taken at S i m., 120 Meridian Time. 51 r s u set 2 c c o S B Boise 73 Boston 67 Clear Clear Buffalo . 59 40 .03 Clear , 57 , 72 . 72 . 84 . 96 Chicago -Denver .... Eureka Havre Los Angeles MEDFORD 82 Omaha - 65 Phoenix .... Portland 76 Reno .. 78 Roseburg - 69 Salt Lake 67 San Francisco .... 88 Seattle 65 Suokane 72 Washington, D.C. 69 Wenatchee 75 42 38 53 32 55 44 52 51 31 46 37 54 47 40 46 47 Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Foggy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear P. Cldy Clear tact with combustiole materials. Be careful about the we of matches : keep matches away from children. "Persons taking ttiese simple pre cautionary measure and putting them Into effect should have little trouble with fires on their premises," the department statement said. Spend an evening at Jacksonville Club, Jacksonville, Ore. New Music for Saturday. La Societe Dea 40 Hommes it 8 ' ChrvMix, Volture local No. 165. will I hold Its regular dinner meeting and installation of officers at "Chalker's.' on the Pacific highway. October 18 at 7 p. m. The following are the newly elected officers: Chef d gare. Harold Prestel; chef OF THOSE WHO DtMAKO THE BEST The "Wh Satin" Sugar Yu buy actual W tests up to 99.9 P eentothigher-amai- ing puro You can use 11 (and b. .ut.ol perfect results) !ot any "o"9' Cm' ning. preserving, or .weetening purpose- You'll like the way ,iMcv. It creams h pure. Bne granulated. quick dissolving Ha Ulte DANVILLE. IU. UP) Interviews with mail carriers In this city do not necessarily confirm the old adage that "barking dogs seldom bite" but twist It around a logical point to read "non-barking dogs bite most often." F. 0. R. WOULD CENTER RELIEF IN REO CROSS WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. (AP) President Roosevelt urged today re lief agencies collecting funds in this country to aid European war victims coordinate their activities with the Red Cross. In a statement Issued and drafted with the approval of Secretary Hull and Norman Davis, Red Cross chair man, tha President said ha hoped this would be dona to "prevent dup lication and confusion, avoid waste and promote, the utmost efficiency." TEACHERS COUNCIL TO MEET HERE SATURDAY The Intermediate teachers' council will meet In the court house audi torium Saturday at 11:15 a. m. Miss Edith Bork. of the Southern Oregon College of Education, will give the principal talk, her subject being "New Arithmetic Texta and Their Use." School Disgusts Newcomer RXGINA. Baak. (UP) A disgusted Reglna boy. Just starting school, re turned home unexpectedly one morn ing. He oomplalned : "Why should I spend all day there Just to learn 'HI Diddle Diddle?' I can learn that at home." r-3 0UT0F5-. 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