Medford mail tribune., May 24, 1940, Page 7, Image 7

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 24. 1940.
PAGE SEVEN
ME FOR JUDGE
BY PRECINCTS IS
The official vote by precincts
in the Republican contest for
the county Judge nomination be
tween Assessor J. B. (Blin) Cole
man and Commissioner Ralph
Billings of Ashland which Cole
man won by a close vote of
2.763 to 2,749, is as follows:
Precinct Billing Coleman
(Ashland)
Boulevard BP 12
East Central 72 30
West Central 112 14
Osk 7 Jl
North 64 28
East 61 28
Southeast 90 35
Northwest 127 20
South 88 12
West 39 10
Ashland Totals.. 788 118
Antioch 11 18
Applegate .. 12 89
Barron . ..... 20 9
Bellview 54 34
Brownsboro . 5 15
Butte Falls 11 36
Central Point N. 62 79
Central Point S. 70 75
Reese Creek . 25 26
Derby 3 13
Colestin 5 3
Eagle Point 0 81
Prospect 24 47
Foots Creek 8 11
Gold Hill 39 59
Friffin Creek .. 31 29
Hillcrest 20 15
Howard . 31 72
Jacksonville, N 55 .84
Jacksonville, S 25 49
Lake Creek 16 43
(Medford)
North Main 51 68
South Main 42 61
North Central
South Central
South Riverside
North Riverside
North
Oakdale
Newtown
Kir?
Northeast
Cottage
Southeast ....
Queen Ann
East
Southwest .
South
West
Kenwood
Haven
Northwest
24
21
21
25
23
58
60
48
77
35
49
38
70
34
53
SO
53
32
27
32
30
23
36
AMERICAN LEGION
siVICE COMMANDER
WILL SPEAK HERE
Medford totals.. 898
Mound
Orchard Home
Perrydal
Phoenix East
Phoenix
Pinehurst
Rogue River
Roxy Ann
Sams Valley
Sterling
Talent East
Talent West
Trail
Union
Watkina
Willow Springs
Wlmer
33
26
10
53
83
47
SO
31
40
67
61
65
87
28
34
963
35
77
79
11
84
8
62
85
25
14
88
59
43
43
15
34
33
Total
..2,749 2,763
H. Elwvn Davis of Pueblo.
Colo., national vice commander
of the American Legion, will
address a public meeting of
southern Oregon posts in the
Medford armory at 8 p. m. next
Tuesday.
The public, as well as all
war veterans, is invited to hear
it is understood
DEMANDS OF WAR TO
OPEN OLD CALIFORNIA
MINES OF CINNABAR
Mr. Davis as
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Hitler Blundered
in Scaring British
Wisecracks G.B.S.
London, May 24. (U P
The English wit and play
wright, George Bernard
Shaw, says Adolf Hitler has
made the "awful blunder" of
frightening the British.
"Now that we're thoroughly
frightened," he said, "we'll be
all right. Until the English
are frightened they never do
anything but play cricket,
football, hopscotch and tennis.
"The kaiser made the mis
take of frightening the Eng.
lish and now Hitler has made
the same awful blunder .
now Hitler is going to find
out what we're like when
we're frightened."
H. G. Wells, historian, said.
"Thank Heaven for the
change. But why dasn't it
done before?"
TALLOWBOX FIRE
I
Big Applegate,
(Spl Tallowbox
May 23
lookout sta
tion, the first to go on duty
here this season, was taken in
charge Wednesday by William
Snyder, who remained at the
post last summer, . and who
spent the winter In San Fran
cisco. The season Is opening at
a normal period, the local for
est office said.
Tallowbox had been author
ized, through a recommenda
tion from the local ranger to
the regional office In Portland,
to go on duty May 1, and sev
eral other authorisations were
made for May 13. However,!
actual time set for the men to I
take their posts will depend '
upon the weather. It was said. I
Jack Crump also took over the
position of headquarters fire- I
man at Star ranger station th(
week.
Or,
GLASSES
R. M. Hood. Optometrist
Pperte Bldf.
Main and sttrerflde. Medfortf. Ore.
Skillful Serrlre Heaionable Puree
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PLAYWRIGHT O'NEIL
OF
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Sfrfc f OR CAMPERS
H. Elwyn Davis
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MNTURY DI8TILL1M0 CO. 11
San Francisco (U.Rl With war
demands having advanced the
price of mercury from $50 to
$172 a flask, the world-famous
New Almaden quicksilver mines
of Santa Clara county are to
be worked over by a new $500,
000 corporation.
The New Almaden Is the
oldest quicksilver mine in the
United States and has an im
portant place In mining books
and history.
During the period of 1848
1926, it Is credited with hav
ing produced from $65,000,000
to $75,000,000 worth of quicksilver.
But from a mining commun
ity of 13,000 people in its hey
day of the '70s it has dwindled
to an almost uninhabited region,
where a few people work spor
adically at extracting quicksil
ver, and where tourists occas
ionally pass to have a glimpse
at the spot that once figured
so remarkably in the mining
days of early California.
But all of this is now sched
uled to change rapidly, and the
district is expected to take on
much of its former activity and
regain some of its former population.
IMP ifvtfJ
ART TREASURES
MISSING IN WAR
his address will be of timely
interest to all Americans. Mr.
Davis has many years of exper
ience In the work of the Amer
ican Legion and civic organizations.
Medford, Grants Pass, Ash
land, Kerby, Klamath Falls,
Lakeview, Merrill and Malin
posts of the American Legion
will be represented officially at
the meeting.
Officers attending will in
clude Niel R. Allen of Grants
Pass, Oregon department com
mander; Marvin Skip worth of
Marshfield, district commander;
Carl Moser of Portland, depart
ment adjutant; and Ray Gossett
of Portland, department mem
bership chairman.
'Medford post feels it an
honor to have a visit from our
national vice commander and
we urge all veterans and the
public in general of southern
Oregon to attend our meeting
to hear him," said H. J. Meir
ing, post commander.
DOZEN FIRES SET BY
STORM IN DESCHUTES
Bend. May 24. (F) A dozen
forest fires burned in the Bend
and Sisters districts of the Des
chutes national forest yesterday
after central Oregon's first elec
trical storm of the season.
A heavy rain occurred and
the fires were reported under
control. The storm left Bend
without power for nearly an
hour.
Los Angeles, May 24. (IP)
A cerebral hemorrhage today
caused the death of George
O'Neil, 42-year-old playwright
and Hollywood scenarist. He
succumbed in a hospital after
being found in a critical con
dition in a downtown park late ,
last night. i
O Neil, well known In film !
circles, collaborated in the writ-;
ing of numerous productions for
major studios. Among these
were "Intermezzo," "A Love
Story," "Magnificent Obsession"
and "Sutter's Gold."
Paria. May 24. IfPt Thirty
truckloads of art treasures in
cluding paintings by Rubens,
Rembrandt and Van Dyck are
missing. It was disclosed today,
after being spirited out of Brus
sels during the German invas
ion. The priceless treasures were
taken from the Brussels mu
seum and placed in trucks
which set out for France over
the bombed and refugee-tangled
roads of Belgium.
They departed before the fall
of the Belgian capital a week
ago today, but have not been
heard from since.
Weather
Northern California: General
ly fair tonight, Saturday and
Sunday, but considerable clouds
or fog on coast, and scattered
afternoon thunderstorms over
high mountains; little change in
temperature; moderate north
west wind off coast.
MM
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