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t G o O o o Stevenson To Reveal Presidential Plans I n Next Four Months Chicago (U.R) Adlai E. Stevenson will announce within the next four months whether he will run again (for President. If he makes the race he thinks he can beat President Eisenhow er. Stevenson made the promise and prediction last night after a dinner held in conjunction with the 47th annual Governors' con ference here. It was the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate's most straight forward statement to date on his political plans and on the chances of defeating Mr. Eisenhower. Talk of Stevenson's future has O dominated the governors' con tention, even though his only connection with it is that he hap pens to live in a Chicago sub urb. November Deadline Stevenson brought the conjec tures to a boil last night with a flat statement to about 100 news men when he said "I'll tell you what I am going to do, and why, sometime before the end of No vember, possibly before." He scoffed at any suggestions that "I'm afraid to run against Vp " , yl te- o - But Stevenson still refused to say whether he has made up his mind about making a second bid the White House. The former Illinois governor set the deadline for announcing his political status after two days of huddling with Democratic gov ernors attending the conference. Earlier, Michigan's Gov. G. Mennen Williams caused a mild furor at the conference with a Boy, 8, Blamed In Shooting of Man Bend (U.R) State police reported today that an eight-year-old boy from the Warm Springs Indian reservation is believed responsible for the shooting of Jason Mosher, 35, South Junction railroad work er. Mosher was shot in the head while fishing on the Deschutes river near Warm Springs. He is recovering at the Redmond hos pital. Police said they were not cer tain what, if any action would be taken against the boy as the j shooting apparently was acci-l dental. 1 Don't 5k I act nxv Tc O WE'RE LOOKING FOR THE OLDEST RANGE IN USE! You May Be Hotpoint Changes Your e COME IN -REGISTER YOUR CITYAPP 127 North Central statement that it was possible that Mr. Eisenhower might die before the next election. Republican Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington erupted with charges of "slander" and Maryland's GOP Gov. Theordore R. McKeldin said the President's spirit is young. Highway Problems Williams, who has also been mentioned as a possible Demo cratic presidential candidate, made haste later in the day to emphasize "at no time did I indicate any hope or expectation that the President was going to die or was even in poor health." At the conference itself, the governors concentrated on road problems and Congress' refusal to pass Mr. Eisenhower's multi billion dollar highway program. Many governors were flatly in favor of a special session of congress to deal with the pro gram. They said the federal gov ernment should either start buil ding roads or quit collecting gas oline taxes. Oregon Body Said Nol That of Widow Portland (U.R) Portland de tectives today said they had been informed by Oklahoma authorities that, an unidentified body found here could not be that of a wealthy Oklahoma widow, missing since March, 1953. Detective Captain William D. Brown said a check of dental x-rays showed the body was not that of Mrs. Lydia Marland, widow of former Oklahoma gov ernor E. W. Marland. At the time of her disappear ance, Mrs. Marland was believed to be visiting relatives in Ore gon. Hopes for' a clue to the mystery were revived this week when it was determined that a body found in the Willamette river in July, 1953, matched her general description. Only identifying marks on the body were a partial upper plate and a Bulova wristwatch. De scriptions of both were fur nished Oklahoma authorities for analysis. EMBARRASS EMBARRASSED Embarrass, Wis. (U.R) Em barrassed Embarrass police re ported today a lone bandit held up the Embarrass State Bank and escaped with $3,500. you (caDMTrrESTT! the Winner of a View Point Automatically Across From Penney's VISIT OUR USED APPLIANCE DEPT. SHady Cove - Shady Cove-Trail New comers to Shady Cove from Ash land are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fox and children, Herbert, Charles, Clark, Donnie and Ralph, who are living next to the postoffice in Shady Cove. Fox is employ ed at the Ross mill in Prospect. Mrs. Fox and children were in volved in an auto accident in Medford Saturday with two of the children, Ralph and Donnie, remaining at Community hospit al for three days. All are at Rome now and convalescing nicely. Mrs. Torn Crean, Shady Cove, has received word of the death of her brother this past week in Detroit. Mrs. Crean has been ill at home and in the hospital, and was unable to attend the funer al services. Gene Anderson, Trail, was injured in a logging accident last Wednesday and was confin ed to Sacred Heart hospital until Saturday when he returned home. Mrs. Ted Jantzer and sons, Mike and Monte, Trail, are va cationing with Mrs. Jantzer's parents and relatives in Picay une, Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jantzer and daughter, Janice, Trail, have returned from a trip to Tucson, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nesbitt and sons, James and John, Sa lem, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vincent of Shady Cove. The Nesbitts are former Medford residents when he was employed by Snider's dairy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and children, Susan and. Sandy, Berkeley, Calif., have been visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bar tuss, Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McGuire and children, Phoenix, Ariz., are visiting with Mrs. McGuire's sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Akins, Shady Cove. Teddy Trusty, Klamath Falls, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Trusty, Elk Creek-Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and daughter and Mrs. Louise Fox, Shafter, Calif., have been house guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Williams, Shady Cove. Other guests of the Wil liams have been another son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wil liams and children, Edmonton, Canada, and William's nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Williams, Calgary, Alberta, Can ada. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lauz and children, Jean, Judy and Jay, and their friend, Judy Higert, all of St. Louis, Mo., have been visiting with Mrs. Laux's cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley, Shady Cove. Orville Oliver, Harry Oliver and A. P. TUcker, Trail, made MJIUST 15th New Hotpoint Electric Range! the Big Pushbutton GIANT AUTOMATIC OVEN! Here's an Automatic Hotpoint Range that has EVERY THING, with automatic pushbutton controls at a price that will astonish and please you! Raisable Thrift Cooker new Super SPEED Heat Time Center for Automatic Timing Chimed Timer and Deep Storage Drawers PLUS many other deluxe features that make HOTPOINT your BEST BUY! 2SS OLD RANGE BEFORE AUG. 15 CE. A 111 Trail a recent fishing trip to Brook ings. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bauer, Le banon, Ore., are visiting with Mrs. Bauer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Strother, Shady Cove. Mrs. Jack' Ross, Shady Cove, spent last week end at Smith River, Ore., with her husband, who is employed there. Joyce Connor stayed with Mrs. Lane while Mrs. Ross was gone. A recent visitor of Mrs. Jack Ross and Mrs. Mae Lane was Mrs. Lane's son, George Lane Sr., North Hollywood, Calif., who spent a week end with them. The next meeting of Our Lady of Fatima club has been chang ed from the first Tuesday of the month to the second Wednesday in September, or Sept. 14. It will be an afternoon meeting at Casey State park with a potluck picnic starting at 12:30 p.m. for all of the women of the parish. Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Alexan der and children, Highland, Cal., have been houseguests ' of Mr. and Mrs. William Snepherd, of Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Alex ander and Bill Shepherd attend ed Valley college in Salinas to gether and Bill was best man for Alexanders' wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pitts and children, Compton, Calif., have been visiting his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitts, Elk Creek-Trail Howard Baumgardner' and Martin Webb, both, San Fran cisco, are houseguests of his bro ther and family, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Baumgardner, Shady Cove. ' Barbara Osborne, Shady Cove, was one of the three winning the audition for the Horace Heidt show and will be on the performance Tuesday, Aug. 16, in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and daughter, Jeanne Anne, made a trip to eastern Oregon the past week-end. They have had as company from Seattle Mrs. Martha Williams, a former Shady Cove resident who was employed at the Shady Cove market. Her daughter, Sally Wil liams, is also here and is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gusland, Trail. Sally attended the Shady Cove Grammer school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baldwin and daughter, Jeannie, Sacra mento, have been visiting Mrs. Baldwin's aunt and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer, Shady Cove. Mrs. Owen Willson, a former resident of Elk Creek-Trail now living in Eagle Point, is ill at home and under a doctor's care. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haugland, Glendale, Calif., were week end Electric Range EASY TERMS Generous Allowance On Your OLD RANGE Phone 3-5306 guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Chubb, Shady Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hufteling and children, Danny and San dra, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vincent, Shady Cove. Mr.- and Mrs. Chester Cody and daughter, Debbie, Fairfield, Calif., were week end guests of their cousin and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Homseth, Shady Cove. Word has been received by the family and friends of the death on Friday, Aug. 5, in Cheyenne, Wyo., of Charlie Parks, a former Shady Cove resident who graduated from the eighth grade from the Shady Cove school. He was serving in the Air Force there, and was coming home from the Air Force base when he was involved in an auto accident. His mother was unable to attend the funeral but his father, Charles Parks, who was in California at the time, attended the service. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boyce, Barstow, Calif., have been re cent visitors of Mrs. Adeline Carl, Shady Cove. Lendel Buttram of Shady Cove, who returned home some time ago, is now employed dur ing the week at Lake O' Woods, working for Jim Vanderlip. Mr. and Mrs. Al Morsaint, Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting with Mrs. Morsaint's sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Medford, and Mr. and Mr. Arthur Hutchison, Shady Cove. They plan to spend a week or more visiting in this area. Yvonne Romero, Eureka, Calif., and Frances Romero, Santa Barbara, Calif., are visit ing at the home of their sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborne Jr., Shady Cove. LeRoy Osborne, who has spent the last two years in the Navy stationed in Guam and Japan, spent a week's furlough at home 1 catastrophe 1 dinnertime? The day is saved , with a supply of '. Qfofi on hand! w FAMOUS Sme CHETS MEAT PIES. yoar choice of Chicken. Turkey or Beef... and accept the pla dils of fanily or guests. Time savers, troable-savers. life savers ii aa emergency... yoa conldRl bake better pies than Chefs, no matter how hard yoa worked at it! faa're alwaas set milk CBET 'S. For a delectable dessert CHET'Sbig 8" FAMILY SIZE OVEN-READY FRUIT PIES Boysenberry, Cherry, Apple Thursday, August 11, 195S City Manager Pro-Jem Selected at Pendleton , Pendleton -CU.R) Don Hitch man has been named city man ager pro tern to serve until the city council appoints a new city manager to fill the vacancy cre ated last week when Raymond Botch left to take over his new position as city manager at Elgin, 111. Hitchman, 23, is city recorder, here and formerly was assistant city recorder at Grants Pass. with his mother, Mrs. Ellen Os borne, Shady Cove, and visiting other relatives in Shady Cove. He is now stationed in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell, Sunland, Calif., have been visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. George Chubb, Shady Cove. A meeting will be called in the near future to discuss mass care for emergency disaster. Ed win Strother has been appointed the new chief of this program, replacing Mrs. Ernest Segessen man, who will serve as his as sistant, with Mrs. Dick Bartuss as second assistant. The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Curren have accepted the chairmanship for the housing committee. The meeting will be for the Shady Cove-Trail-McLeod areas. Dundee White Grated ALBACORE TUNA Dole Pineapple JUDGE Niblets Mlexicorn SUNSHINE Krispy Crackers 2-lb. 4))c Pkg. W M U.S. CHOICE and GOOD POT ROAST lb. 6-8 Lb. Average FRESH SALMON HEAD HALF OR WHOLE- EXTRA FANCY FIELD GROWN Tomatoes 2 ,b-35c THOMPSON SEEDLESS (GRAPES 2 tb- 3SC LARGE FANCY LOCAL GROWN Baking Applies 2S LARGE SIZE juice Oranges 49 All You Can Put in Tote Bag Plan for Dam at Yreka Gets Study Yreka The Yreka city coun cil considered the possibility of an underground dam to solve the city's severe water shortage Tuesday night. Mayor Adair Wil son was instructed to report on the cost of hiring a " surveyor to determine what such a project would cost. The dam. if installed, would be made of interlocking sheets of steel driven into the ground near the North Well. The well is presently the town's source of water. The dam would back up pn estimated 25 per cent more w?ter to be Dicked uo by the well's pumns, which is now flowing on by the well. The Siskiyou county board of supervisors the same dav adopt ed an ordinance creating the position of countv administrator A previous ordinance for the same purpose was. declared un constitutional by District Attor-ne"- Flovd Merrill. Merrill sent a memo to the board Tuesday stating he believ ed the second move to be lawful Under it. the pdministrator is an agent of the board, and is not a separate county officer. Vx FIAT TIN 5 CANS $1100 u 46-OZ. TIN 4 For $1oo 6 CANS $1100 2-Oz. Can SUNSHINE Hydrox Cookies 39c BEEF FRESH 49c GROUND 2 lbs. 526 SOUTH RIVERSIDE AVENUE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Oregon Potato Growers Schedule Referendum Portland U.R) A referendum among Oregon potato growers on extending the Oregon-California federal marketing agree ment on potatoes will be hild from Aug. 24-31, the U. S. De partment of Agriculture said today. G ' The agreement now covers Deschutes, Klamath, Jefferson, Crook and Lake counties. It is proposed to extend it to all other counties except Malheur which is under another federal order with Idaho. Approval of two thirds of the voters is required. Pendlton Boy Drowns In Umatilla River Pendleton (U.R) A seven year-old Pendleton boy drowned in the Umatilla river near here yesterday afternoon. The body of Jackie Kennedy was pulled from the river short ly after 6 p.m. It was noticed by a group of children with whom the boy had been swim ming under the highway bridge O just outside of town. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kennedy, who mov ed here about a year ago from Salem. WHITE KING Liquid Detergent 12-oz. Tin 39e HAWAIIAN PUNCH SUNSHINE Mini Pillow Candy 29' Pkg. 3-LBS. BEEF, . I 39c 46-oz. Tin , I LUXURY I Soya Bread I 23e I Mb. Loaf I Excellent for Canning 4& Monterey Jack CHEESE S&H GREEN STAMPS o o o o G Q
