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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFUKJJ. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 193b.
Under Oregon law, chicken and
Auto Injury Fatal.
PORTLAND. Oct. 13 IfP) ReT. A
O. Chtlds. 80, of Boring died In a
Portland hospital early today of In
juries sniftered when he was struck
by an automobile three miles east
of Oresham.
Dad's Pa) Set.
CORVALLIfl, Oct. 13. IPi Oregon
Suite college designated Saturday.
October 28. as Dad's Day. Principal
campus events will be the football
claAh between the Beavers and Wash
ington State college.
Lusk'i Brother Dies
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 13. (AP)
Addison K. Lusk. 64. Poison. Mont.,
brother of Oregon's State Supreme
Court Justice Hall S. Luak, died
at the veterans' hospital here last
tor of the Montana Record-Rerald
at Helena, waa associated with the
Montana Light & Power company.
nage at 38 cents a pound provided
only moderate aclvity for 1038 Ore
gju hops during the week, the fed
eral agricultural marketing service
reported today.
were searching today for the thief
who broke a. display window at th
Stone-Margulla Jewelry store and es
caped with diamonds and watches
valued at (2000.
turkeys are listed as livestock, lar
ceny of which Is made an Indictable
offense, and a felony.
TO EYE CHARGES
GIFT OF PEARS
Hop .Market Slow.
PORTLAND. Oct. IS. jm, RjntH.t.
night. Lusk. one-time managing edi
ed offerings and sale of limited ton
PORTLAND, Oct. IS. (AP) Police
Cse MaU Tribune want ada.
IN 8. F. ROBBERY
IS
Fred Xjorenteen and Jupar PcwWr,
held in th county Jail on charge
of robbing the Faber store at Butte
Palls, will await action of the new
grand Jury, planned to be drawn
at the opening of the October term.
The pair were arrested in Califor
nia, lut August, ten day after the
crime, and returned here. The loot
amounted to (52 and some cigarettes.
Trie new court term will open at
10 a.m. October 23. Oregon law re
quires new terma to be opened at
this hour, and the new Jury list has
been Instructed accordingly.
Chester Carter. Silas Fleming, War
ren ChrUtean, and Les Shoenakpr,
held for larceny of livestock, have
algnlfled their Intentions of entering
pleas of guilty In circuit court, on
a district attorney's information.
They are aocused of stealing four
hens and a rooster belonging to J.
V. Hughes of the Rctu River dla
trict last Sunday morning, after a
dance, cooking the fowls for breakfast.
Headquarters company, third bat-
tallon, 184th Infantry of the Oregon
national guard, today was In receipt
of a letter from the Enlisted Men
club of Company L, thanking the
Medford group for two boxes
Rogue valley pears. The pears were
sent by the enlisted men of head
quarters company to the national
guardsmen In Astoria.
The pears arrived at an opportune
time as Company L had Just en'
Hated 30 new men and they ah a red
In the treat, the letter stated. Such
thoughtfulness and generosity con
tribute much to the esprit de corps
existing in the Oregon national
guard. Company I said.
Mr.Mlnnvllle Booming.
McMINNVILLB, Oct. 18. , C. C.
Jacob, city recorder, revealed tods;
building corartiuctlon reached an all
time high of 9316.111 for the first
nine months of the year, surpassing
the previous record of 9199,065 es
tablished In the 12 months of 1030.
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"Jane, Mother and I have decidod to start going to
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"Oh yes. Daddy," replied Jane, "that's where Dorothy
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