Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1941, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., May 27, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1941)

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1941. PAGE SEVEN Confesses Triple Slaying CIO WILL DEFY EDICT FOR GRADUATION 8TH GRADERS The 20th annual Jackson county School day will be held at the Junior high school in Ashland Thursday when diplo mas will be presented to 300 eighth grade graduates from all schools In the county outside of Medford and Ashland, by Coun ty Superintendent C. R. Bow man. The main address will be given by Dean J. R. Jewell of the Oregon state system of higher education. The program will be as fol lows: March, "The Graduate" Lawrence Rogue River H. S. Orchestra Edward C. Root, director Invocation, Rev. J. T. Tumbull, First Baptist church, Ash Land. Address of Welcome, Theo J. N o r b y, superintendent of schools, Ashland, Ore. Overture, "The Escape" Mozart The Orchestra Address, "The Elements of Suc cess," Dean J. R. Jewell. Oregon state system of higher education. Reverie, "By the Fireside' Norman The Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas, Jack son county school superin tendent. March, "Flying Colonel" Lawrence The Orchestra Benediction. Rev. Geo. W. Bruce, First Methodist church, Ashland. ' :yd -V f - ntJtx. 'o rn -i 1 t1-. - V .. . r ' J 3 AT BOEING FACTORY Seattle. May 27. (J?) Gates of the main Boeing Aircraft company loomed today as a po tential trouble scene In the CIO's determined drive to lure the workmen away from the AFL's Aeronautical Mechanics' union. In defiance of an edict of the mayor and police chief, spokes men for the United Auto Work ers' union said large CIO force would accompany leaflet distributors to the plant at the change of shifts in late after noon. Harvey Jackins, acting leader of the CIO group, said a force of 2.000 CIO men would be mobilized outside the Boeing gates. Jackins was one of the num erous members of the AFL un ion who were expelled during recent international union "trials" on charges of encour aging dual unionism. Several others were expelled as the re sult of a union trial board's hearings on charges of commu nistic activity within the union. th vtscll Ctmnr boms Tuesday. Tn laditt nJoy4 th artaraooa. Hal mount. June II, wul be at th. BmrnM bus. Th dill; Blbl school will b hie at th. Tool Crrrk fiunrtay school from Jun 1 to Juno IS. BvetTtm Is invited. Mr. Olran V Janttw and two sons will Iwn tor Bend, Or., the tint or th wk to sptnd th cum mr on their ranch. Mrs. Win. Mtw and Mn. Ztolla Acklia of Ashland and Mn. Minnla Row of Vallejo, CalU., called at tb Uoyd Miller horn Thursday. Among th boyi who reotlred thelr queatlontialrea for velectlv aerrtce recently was Rowland Miller, who t now emploj-ed at th Benton mln. Mr. and Mr. Claud Scott wr Rlvierm oalUr Thunday. Trail Li State Police Sergeant C. W. Blue (aeatad) said that Thomas Dwy Cameron, (lit) IS, confessed to him that he entered a store postofflce at Huntley, Vs., bent on robbery, and slew Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and their JS-y ear-old daughter, Ethel. Standing is state trooper D. H. Mason. The Jackson county grand Jury, drawn yesterday, recessed subject to further call, after a short session. No criminal cases were presented butinquiry was made into recent tatai auto acci dents and the deaths of Vem Dollarhide near Ashland and Mrs. Ira May LeeClair of the Gold Hill district. In both cases death was accidental, all the evi dence shows, District Attorney George W. Neilson said. It is anticipated the grand Jury at its next session will file a report dealing with speeding and reckless driving on the high ways and streets of the county. The district attorney reported the lack of criminal matters for presentation to the grand jury was the first time in many years. 2:30 p. m. with the Rev. R. W. Coleman officiating, with I.O.O.F. services at the gTave- side In the I.O.O.F. cemetery. We loved him? Yes! No tongue can tell How much we loved him or how well. God Loved him too And He thought best To take him home to be at rest. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Michael of Trail, a boy weigh ing nine pounds and three ounces in Community hospital May 25. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gunter, route I, box 42, Med ford, a girl weighing six pounds and six ounces In Community hospital May 24. Riviera Riviera, May . 27. Spl) Guests last weeK at the Win. Badley home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Badley and children Ed win and Owen, Miss Gibson. Miss Franks ana Owen Herring- ton, all from Grants Pass, and i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Demasters, of ; Sardine creek. Rlrersld Kxtnlon unit met t the Brcuel bom Wednesday with 14 members present. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Dickson, president; Mrs. Schuler, vice president; Mrs. Wm. Howes, secretary-treasurer. Next meet ing will be a picnic at the OrUselle auto camp on June 8. In case of bad weather will be postponed to June 17. John Cameron of Cottage Orove was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron of the Delta and Mra. Victor Birds ye and two children. Teddy and Mary Ann, will move the first of the week to a ranch near Butte Palls. Foots Creek sewing club met t Trail, May 27. Spl Mr. and Mrs. R. A. At more and friend, Mrs. Frank White, have been spending a few days at the Atmore cottage near Sun set They recently returned from Detroit, Mich., with a new car in which Mrs. Atmore and Mrs. White left for California Friday. Mr. Atmore will remain i-.cre for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. . A. Chamberlain returned to their home In Van oouver. Wash., lest week after visit ing a few days here with her son Bob Chamberlain and wife. Miss Treed from Rogue Elk Is help ing Mrs. Johnson at Sunset auto camp. Mrs. Scott Brill's father from Ta comi, Wash., Is visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burk'a grandson, Lynn Cherry, spent several days here last week. Ernie Segessmsn, who suffered a crushed foot In the woods several days ago, Is getting along as well aa could be expected. Little Mary Scgessman Is 111 with an abscessed ear which had to be Isnced. Kir. and Mra. Bill Keele from Ana helm, Calif., are here for the fishing In the river and have a cottage at Sunset on the Rogue. Mrs. O. R. Chamberlln of New York and her sister, Mra. E. Apple of Minneapolis. Mum were gueeta for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chamberlln. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tucker and daughter of Ashland visited at the Boyd Tucker home Sunday. J. A. Betttngfleld of Oranta Pass has bought 6. w. Hutchinson's trailer house and will use it aa a home whenever he la located on state road work. Mr. and Mra. Ouy Merrtman and children have a new trailer house and ere now located at Shady Cove. He also does state road work. ED DAMAGE CLAIM APPEALED Not lc of appeal to the state supreme court of the suit of E. E. Kofoed against Ben J. Trow bridge, doing business as the Trowbridge & Flynn Electric company, was tiled in circuit court yesterday. A circuit court Jury March 28 returned verdict in favor of Kofoed for $2500 personal Injuries, allegedly sustained In a gasoline explosion at a Drain Ore., service station a year be fore. In the suit of Olen Bell against the California Oregon Power company for $50,000 damages for Injuries allegedly incurred when Bell was struck by a high power wire on the Grants Pass- Holland line last January, a peti tion for removal of the action to the federal court was granted in an order signed by Judge H K. Hanna. Bell is a resident of Josephine county and the power company Is a California corporation. his home on Spring street early I any used for furniture really Monday at the age of 91. Dr. ! comes from Brazil. Sherman L. Divine will officiate and interment will be In Siskl qou Memorial park. Florida, with 4.298 square mllea, has the greatest inland water area of any state. PRIVATE RITES FOR SCH0W ON WEDNESDAY Private services will be held in the Conger funeral parlors Wednesday morning for John M. Schow, who passed away at g EASIEST WAY TO CHOOSE COLOR SCHEMES! The American Bible Society was organized 123 years ago. mmm At : dt a mam our Sherwin Williams Faint and Color Style Guide. Color-style your home at horn. No obligation! rttoNi us . . wru. dojve Hubbard Bros. Main and Riverside Phone 2188 MARTIN L. PORTER PASSES, AGED 61 Martin Lee Porter, 61, of South Columbus avenue, passed away at a local hospital Mon day evening. He was born In Missouri, Oct. 18, 1879. In 1914 he came to Medford from Colorado. In 1915 he was united in marriage to Mary Jane Robinson, who survives. He also leaves one daughter. Ruby May, living at home, and four sisters, Mrs. Molly Smith, Oklahoma; Mrs. Jessie Race, Pendleton; Mrs. Bertha Miller, Colorado, and Mrs. Francies Brainard, Napa, Idaho. He had been a member of the Christian church for many and was a member of the Medford IOOF lodge. Services will be held in Con ger funeral parlors Thursday at Have you discovered how smoothly you take traffic speeds with Finer Flying A? SJ5S . Y I ;.AA lit n 9 I! J - .' - 'I I 11 t-M ; f ' r" " '- & f at every yi .V-& . f I 'rm "V. - i ..L I 3 I - J 1 11 Try m tankful today mttd ftl th difftrtnc ml any tpetd Spe! up. Slow down. Speed up again. On traffic speed offer another. wVlsJio At one of these traffic speeds your motor probably fails to run as smoothly as it should with ordinary gasoline. But you don't have to have this trouble. Not anymore. Here's a gasoline created especially to give you smoothness at ei rry speed. It't 7 gasolines blended Into ono. Polymerized g.taoline is part of Finer riving A. Cricked gasoline u in there, too. And Re-formed, AlkyUled, ioltenl refined, Slrmfhl-rwn and Ssttrrtd gsiolines complete the magic seven. Each is a great fuel in in own right, each does a job for you. Ont fuel keeps motors smooth on the bard pull ... an other reduces knocks at traffic speeds . . . another as sures smoothness at higher speeds. All are blended into Finer Flving A to keep your motor smooth at ivtry speed. ill up with this amazing blend of seven gasolines today. Discover how smoothly you take traf fic speeds with Finer Flying A. Go slow. Go fast. Go slow again tmoolb ml tierj speed. There's an antra service m null ehiliren a An. tinted itsttvm. Hire ymu dneorered it- Every Anetled Certified Clem Crmimrt Stmttem bm ipettei tem"P9r tUkr, T-." Iff h"l iter AiterUled Sereke. if l s ifetuk temienre I mnthert tret eitme uiih rhtidren. 5. . for the tiff ''Certified Clem Ctmfert Siitiemr her Beky, Tee" m AtttUted Smomi thremt hm lb Wen. tIDI WAtll AUOCIATIO Oil COMPANY mm nnite a II 7 CAIOUMS IN ONC Finer Flying A - at ASSOCIATED DEALERS Much of the Honduras mahog- MONTA.G FURNACES Compfct. CnflimilnK itle rr Sal kj LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. SOS L Mala. Dial 441 hi we? Si res (ddXIDiDVEAQ -ri-rt im rr r n rr n Gt our hw troth-ln prfew on THE GREAT NEW "G-3" ALL-WEATHER Dont wedt for price to go up! Stop In NOW for fha imprortd Goodyeca "G-3" All-Wecrlher that givM .you 19 foot of road-hugging "bite" In Tory aingla foot of 1U world-famous) All-Weather tread, 1 j w- lKifi if 0 Buy NOW and SAVEI Don't mluth. famem MARATHON TIRE A oreot Osedraaraaade Hra kttlh t eutperlena car late fej eon buy at Hue peiet ... peaeeej ea the teed by killieos ef safleal uy NOW and SAVEI ONLY S MORI I DAYS AT UK WUto atdewefl V Cmeh prim wHS yme mU Hem U coo-ta Don't mhs ffW popular all-american tire lmaglno a bra made and guaranteed try Goodyear yet priced bo amaiingly lowl Buy NOW-and SAVE! ONLY t MORE DAYS AT SIZE iwuo-n HAS vniM-it 4.M U35JO-1I . M4 UlJJo-lT IM CaA Wm with yme eld tire K9 .0O-I Ise lUl in u, EASY-PAY TERMS AS LOW AS (IxMHIMlIt WRITTBN LIFETIME GUARANTEE 7ft.yaMtoieederiy.4et r.rtCliVAWi tow cost.; MEDFORD SERVICE STATION "Touf Tire Bhop" C C Farnae. Prey Cerner Mala and Pacific Highway. Pheae 1114.