TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON)
Funeral Services
For Fred J. Fick
To Be Wednesday
C...tAA. 4rsw HVoH T Fick. 71
of 502 North Holly street, who
passed away in a local hospital
ger-Morrli chapel Wednesday at
Frtd J. Fick
1:30 p.m., with the Rev. George
Bolster officiating. Masonic serv
ices by Warren lodge No. 10,
AF&AM, Jacksonville, will lol-
l0Ynterment will be In Siskiyou
Memorial park. Honorary pall
bearers will be E. L. Lennox,
Fred J. Gardner, Ira Canfield,
Wilbur Arnold, E. S. Langley
and Grant Todd, and active pall
bearers will be V. T. Wilson,
Earl May, Vernon Brophy, Ray
Coleman, F. C. Reimer and C. L,.
Howard.
Mr. Fick was born Feb. 24,
1878, in Jacksonville, a son of
Peter and Henrietta Fick, both
of whom were born In Germany.
The deceased was united in
marriage on Dec. 25, 1011, in
Medford, to Nellie Williams, who
had come to this community as
a school teacher. She survives.
He went Into the contracting and
building business at the age of
19, and many of the schools and
homes which he built are still
standing. He owned and operat
ed a hardware store in Jackson
ville for 25 years, and in con
nection with the store he operat
ed a logging business. He sold
out to Ray Coleman in 1932, and
came to Medford where he went
in the hardware business in the
location which is now the Slam-per-Goff
hardware. He retired in
1944. He was a member of the
Presbyterian church, Medford;
the AF&AM, for 43 years, be
longing to Warren lodge No. 10;
Roval Arch Masons No. 4, Jack
sonville; Knights Templar, Ash
land; Hillah Shrine temple, Ash
land, and Adarel chapter No. 8,
Eastern Star.
Surviving, besides his widow,
are a daughter, Mrs. Merle Sleep
er Bend; a brother, Peter, and
a sister, Mrs. Ida Wilson, both
of Jacksonville; three nephews
and a niece.
King Of Hoboes Raps
Taft-Hartley Law
Portland, Ore., Feb. 7 U.R)
Jeff Davis, king-elect of the na
tion's hoboes, today told the cen
tral labor council the Taft-Hartley
law made it difficult for his
constituents to obtain jobs as
pickets.
Davis said that, under the
law, pickets were often asked
what thpir "legal interest" was
in the strike. He said "this Is
cutting us out of some spare
time Jobs."
On other points of hobo wel
fare, Davis said organization had
given the bums higher social
status. "In some states the bulls
let us ride the rods in dignity
now," he said.
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MAIL TMBUNE
Bullets Used To
Sound Curfew At
Wedding Reception
New York, Feb. 7 (U.R) A
gun toting merchant marine
officer used bullets to sound
curfew on his daughter's wed
ding reception early today
Police jailed Lt. Cmdr. Theo
dore Roman. 42. on charges of
wounding Raul Font. 30, and
his wife, when Font refused to
go home at the end of the
festivities.
Police said Roman became
angered because Font lingered
in front of the house after the
other guests departed, de
manding more food and drink.
The Fonts were cut by flying
glass when bullets fired by the
father, home on leave from
Hawaii, hit the window of
their automobile.
State Highway
Body May Withdraw
Overpass Offer
Portland, Ore., Feb. 7 (U.R)
The Oregon state highway com
mission said it would withdraw
its $30,000 part in a share-the-
cost overpass at a railroad graae
crossing at Gardiner of the coast
highway if lt is not accepted
soon.
The commission offered to put
up $30,000 for the overpass if
the Southern Pacific railroad
company would put up the rest
of the estimate) $150,000 cost.
State Public Utilities Commis
sioner George Flagg several
months ago approved a grade
crossing at Gardiner. But tiie
highway commission opposed it
and made its counter offer of
construction of an overpass.
The commission yesterday said
the railroad company had not re
plied to the overpass offer and
that if it did not do so quickly,
the commission would withdraw
its offer:
The commission also:
1. Heard a report from State
Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock
that 1038 overweight log-hauling
citations were pending In 56
Justice courts.
2. Recommended that Commis
sioner Flagg at least double the
amount of property damage ana
liability Insurance now .required
of log haulers and other permit
tees, present requirement is
$5000 for property and $10,000
for personal damage.
Council To Review
Forest Land Sale
Ashland, Feb. 7 A problem
of long standing, the proposed
sale of Ashland canyon timber
lands to the forest service, will
be considered by the Ashland
city council tonight at a regular
session.
The question first arose more
than a year ago, and solution has
been delayed by legal questions,
and division of opinion by coun
cil members. City Attorney Har
ry Skerry Jr. Is expected to
give his opinion of the legality
of the proposal at the meeting
tonight.
Another matter which has
been before the council before
is the proposal to redefine the
duties of the utilities department
and the city engineer.
Other Items are expected to be
largely routine, although the
question of constructing a new
fire hall may come up for dis
cussion. Checker-Chess Club
Sponsors Tournament
Members of the Medford
Checker and Chess club reported
today that the checker tourna
ment which the club sponsored
at the Camp White domiciliary
center last night was a "com
plete success.
. (J. Sluley was winner In
the Group A competition, with
J. Rogers runner up. A. M. Dunn
took top honors In Group B,
with Nick Lithadiotis second, and
N. E. Robinson won in Group C,
with Oliver Whitter next.
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Tuesday. February 7, 1950
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near Oregon border. t,ocai log
this morning. Increasing cloudi
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Fort Bragg and Red Bluff north.
Little temperature change.
Southwest to west wind 8-15
MPH from San Francisco north
and west to northwest 8-15 MPH
elsewhere.
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