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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941.
, EDDSNGTON RUES
2 PI SATURDAY
T. B. Eddington, who wag ac
cldently killed In a logging
camp near Glendale, Ore., Wed
nesday, an account of which ap
peared in yesterday'! paper, was
born In Webster county, Mo ,
June 8. 1882. He cam to Jack
son county at the age of 10 and
has resided here since.
He attended the schools at
Central Point where they re
sided for 10 years before mov
ing to Sams valley. He was mar
ried in 1905 to Ethel Rowe who
survives. One son is left, Virgil
A. Eddington of Anchorage,
Alaska. Also his father, W. W.
Eddington of Sams valley and
two sisters and one brother,
Are You Interested In
LEARNING BEAUTY CULTURE
Would a Scholarship of
S75DO-S5OOO or S2500
interest you If you could earn it In thirty
minutes? For full particulars telephone,
write or call In person.
Medford School of Beauty Culture
235 East Main Street Medford, Oregon
Mrs. Rette Newton, Turloek
Ca... Mrs. Mary Collet, Grants
Pass and N. Eddington of Sams
valley.
Funeral services will be held
at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m,
Saturday with Rev. D. E. Mil,
lard officiating. Interment win
be in the Central Point cemetery.
SGT. GREENBERG
DOFFS UNIFORM
Fort Custer, Mich., Dec. 5.
WV-Sgt. Henry Greenberg, who
was called from the Detroit
Tigers' outfield to become
soldier, said farewell to the
United States army today and
planned to resume the life of a
baseball player.
Greenberg declared his big
gest thrill of leave-taking was
that "now I am able to become
a ballplayer again."
, Greenberg, who will be 31
i years old January 1, qualified
i for release under the army nil-
C ing that men over 28 may be
discharged. He now becomes a
member of the army's trained
reserve. Last night, as he put
aside his uniform, the sergeant
gathered together a gang of his
soldier friends and treated them
to a party at nearby Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Um Mail Tribune
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Thll Christmas, spring the grand surprlsel Give
her furt with all the shining lustra of first qual
ity pelts while we can still mote them for $441
With such "extras" as windshields In the sleeves,
edges reinforced for wear. And remember, oil
It takes b a small down payment)
MAGNIFICENT QUALITY FURS
Sable Dyed Marmot
excise tax 3139
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United Atr Lines inaugurated I- Northern California: Fair to-i Portland, Dec. 8. W The
service here on its Pacific coast ! night and Saturday, except Portland woolen mills last night
route. Four planes, two flying '''8"' rain over the coi5t granted Its employes a 8-cent
north and two south will stop " .in n ' T P' b "
here daily.
Ui Mail rriourj wmnt tt
portion; morning fog and light
frost in the valleys; light var
liable wind off the coast.
week for life when they retire
under social security benefits.
BEELINE THROUCH P
Carolina's Pee Dee river fail to nil
I N E S Pine weeds near South
t Uf hi tank ent seed in war drill.
J.
TAKEN BY DEATH
Joseph J. Tryon, prominent
resident of Talent for the last
IS years, passed away In a local
hospital late Thursday evening
at the age of 67.
Born in Kansas City, Kansas,
luly 14, 1874, he came to Ore
,on at the age of 14 and was
named, at Albany in 1897 to
-ena Curl and has been engaged
in the mercantile business since
that time. Mr. and Mrs. Tryon
came here from Portland where
he sold out his store and en
gaged in a general mercantile
business at Talent where he was
prominent in civic affairs.
Mr. Tryon was a member of
the Presbyterian church at Al
bany, and of the Macabee lodge
there.
Besides his wife, he leaves
one sister, Mary Porter of Port-'
land. The remains are at the
Conger chapel and will be for
warded to Portland where serv
ices and interment will take
place.
About 800.000.000,000.000 light
waves enter the ey In on second
when looktnf at a rlolet-colored object.
P.
PASSES AGED 68
Edwin P. Hughes, long time
resident of Jackson county, com
ing here in 1893, passed away at
his home, 709 North Riverside
shortly after noon yesterday at
the age of 68.
Mr. Hughes followed farming
until he engaged in the real
estate business which he has fol
lowed for the last 35 years.
He was member of the
Christian church of Phoenix.
Five children survive, Thel
ma Fox of French Gulch, Calif.;
Cecil Hughes, Hoquiam. Wash.;
I. Delbert, San Diego; Mrs. Rob
ert. Hollingsworth, Compton,
Calif., and Merle Hughes of
Medford. Also several grand
children. Three brothers are
also left, Walter of San Diego;
Robert L., Albuquerque. N. M.,
and L. H. Hughes of Medford.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at the Conger chapel at
1:30 Monday with the Rev. D. .
Millard officiating. Interment in
the Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery.
SALEM ON AIR MAP
Salem, Dec. 8. (Jf) Salem
took its place on the United
States air map today when
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you hare in the pant. The two
exclusive M. J. B. features a
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ny will give you the finest cup
of coffee you ever tafftedt
OUARANTtE. Buy a round of
M.J. B. Try it for a wtk. If yon
don't agree It's hetter than aire
other coffee-return the ltd to
at. J. B. Co.. San Franciton. and we
will refund imbl jour purchase
price-
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