SIXTEEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. October 7, 1958
News About Books
From the Library
A total of 335 volumes, 107 for
the junior department and 278
for adult readers, were added to
the Medford Public Library in
September. Thirty-one volumes
were donated by friends of the
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The number of new titles add
ed to the library's collection was
158, of which 131 were adult.
They were:
Biography: For Love of a King,
Alexandra: The Gay Delavals,
Askham; Gray Fox. Robert E.
Lee and the Civil War, Davis:
Ririg Lardner. Elder; The Last of
the Conquistadors. Englebert;
Weddings in the Family, Fife;
John D. Rockefeller Jr., a Por
trait, Fosdick; Rufus Jones: Mas
ter Quaker, Hinshaw; Manjiro,
the Man Who Discovered Amer
ica, Kaneko; Low Man on a
Totem Pole, Smith; The Search
for Captain Slocum, Teller.
Fine arts: A Pictorial history
of the American Theatre, Blum;
What To Listen for in Music,
Copland; How to Play by Ear,
Wilson; A Color Notation, Mun
sell: A Treasury of American
Prints. Craven: Folk Art of
Primitive People. Bossert; Zor
ach Explains Sculpture. Zorach.
Home and Garden: The New
Encyclopedia of Modern Sew
ing, Dickson: The United States
Regional Cook Book, Berolzheim
er; Fabulous Foods for People
You Love, Coggins; Prudence
Penny's Cookbook, Penny: The
American House Today, Ford;
Design for Living. Ford; Quality
Budget Houses, Ford; Color and
Design for Every Garden, Ort
loff. Humor: Of Whales and Wom
en, Gilbreth; The Children. Ros
mond; Barefoot Boy With Cheek,
Shulman; Lost in the Horse Lati
tudes, Smith; Rhubarb, Smith;
The Loving Couple. Tanner; Bar
Nothing Ranch, Taylor: I am
Gazing Into My 8-Ball, Wilson.
Philosophy, Psychology, reli
gion: Daily Life of Early Chris
tion. Da vies: Beginnings in
Theology, Frost; The Wisdom of
Living Religions. Gaer: Guests
of God. Jansen: The American
Prayer Book, Parsons: Psychol
ogy and Life, Ruch; How To Be
Happy While Single. Van Evera;
Psychology. Woodworth.
Travel and adventure: The
American Guide. Alsberg; The
Dark Continent, Bernatzik; High,
Wide and Lonesome, Borland;
The Crazy Glasspecker, Dodge;
Russian Journey, Douglas: Doc
tor Jimek I Presume. Grizmrk:
Arctic Wilderness. Marshall;
Wyoming Cattle Trails, Rollin
n; Spring on an Arctic Island,
Scherman; Azalai. Skolle.
Rqfcrcncc: Handbook of Chem
istry and Physics. Chemical Rub
ber Company; Standard Mathe
matical Tables. Chemical Rub
ber Company; The Choncise En-
cylopedia of Antiques, Connois
seur; Costumes and Styles, Han
sen: Bulletins, Department of
Geology and Mineral Industries,
Oregon.
Other non-fiction: Survival in
the Sky, Coombs; Inside the
Atom, Asimov; Selected Writing,
Bacon; Famous American Ships,
Braynard; The Master Stunt
Book, Brings; Effective Super
vision, Brown; How To Train
Hunting Dogs, Brown; Ballot for
Americans. Buchanan: Exploring
American Caves, Folsom; Auto
motive Brakes and Power Trans
mission Systems, Frazee; Africa
Today, Haines: The Bamboo Rod
and How To Build It, Kreider;
Cherish the Sea, La Varende:
Flight Into Space, Leonard; Sa
tanism and Witchcraft, Michelet:
The Beginning, Leach; The Spirit
of the Wild, Long: The Republi
cans, Moos: Simplified Dog Be
havior for Home, Car and Street,
ntte- For Immediate Release,
Paradis: Your Child Can Be Hap
py in Bed, Parker; Eisenhower
the President, Pulsey; Learn
Chess Fast, Reshevskyf The
Friendly Force,' Spettigue; Salt
Water Fishing Is Easy. Sylvester;
The Navajos, Underhill: Segrega
tion. Warren; In Search ot
Adam, Wendt; Yankee Whalers
in the South Seas, Whipple.
Historical romance: Justin Bay
ard, Cleary; The Fleet in the
Forest, Lane; Rainbow in the
Royals, Roark: The Prophet and
the King, Watkins.
Light romance: The Guarded
Halo, Pedier; The Ilex Avenue,
Whitney; The Quicksilver Pool,
Whitney.
Mysteries: We Haven't Seen
u.r T atelv Erown: Surprise
Endings by Hercule Poirot, Chris
tie; Angel's Ransom. Dodge; fan
tasy and Fugue, Fuller; What
Crime Is It?, Gardner; The Case
of the Gilded Lily. Gardner: He
Never Came Back, (and other
novels), McCloy; The Seven File,
McGivern; Riddle of a Lady,
Malleson.
Science fiction: The Currents
of Space, Asimov; The City and
the Stars. Clarke: Omnibus ot
Science Fiction. Conklin: Under
sea Quest, Pohl; The Power, Robinson.
Westerns: Boss of the Plains,
Drago; The Golden West, Kyne;
Hnnalnns Cassidv and the Riders
of High Rock, L'Amour; Desert
of the Damned, Nye: Fabulous
Gunman, Overholser; Rogue Riv
er Cowboy. Paine.
Yntine adults: Star Dust. Bcl-
den: Penalty Shot, Flood; Kick
off. MacKellar; The Golden Win
dow, Rydberg; Los of the May
flower, Simon: Girl Trouble,
Summers; Make a Wish for Me,
Weber.
Other fiction. Man and beast,
Bottome; Thelma, Caspary; S.S.
San Pedro, C o z z e n s: Three
Loves. Cronin: The Rebellion of
Leo McGuire, Davis; The Eighth
Dev. fioldston Stories for Men.
Grayson; P i 1 e b u c k, Hawkins:
And Walk in Love, Henkle;
BUTTE' FALLS
Hunters Leave Town Vacant
LeRoy Williams of the Medford
Fire Dept.
Mrs. Les Ellis, recently hospi
talized, spent a week with her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tod
Whaley and family of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Taunton
received word that James Ma
guire of Whittier, Calif, passed
away suddenly at his home Fri.,
Sept. 28. The Tauntons and Ma
guires have been friends for
years and Mrs. Maguire plans
to spend several weeks in the
Taunton home next month.
A workshop for adults will be
outlined at a meeting Thurs,
Oct. 4, at the high school. Those
interested are asked to contact
Bob Cupples. Classes for leather
craft and woodwork will meet
once a week for a two-hour
period.
The Butte Falls Mt. Pitt Club
will hold pastry sale Thurs.,
Oct. 11 at the city hall. The sale
will start at 10 a.m. and will con
sist of pies, cakes, cookies, bread
and rolls.
Everett Moore, Superinten
dent of the state fish hatchery
here, reported that salmon are
being marked this week. The
Butte Falls The only ac
tivity within the community of
Butte Falls this week has been
the coming and going of red
hatted hunters as businesses shut
down and whole families "took
to the woods" in search of deer.
Among those who have bag
ged their deer this first week
of hunting season are Deltie
Moore, Don C. Smith, Les Casey,
and Hank Davies. Moore got his
in the Mt. McLaughlin area and
Smith, Casey, and Davies got
theirs near Rustler peak.
Medford Corporation loggers
take the first week of deer sea
son as part of their annual va
cation. The only Medco men
working are the construction
crew.
Many Butte Falls residents
spent the first week end hunt
ing in the Fourmile Ike area.
Among the campers were Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Eljis, Bob
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rod
gers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rodgers
and children, and Mrs. Ted
Reddell and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Marley, Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Meadows, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tod Whaley and son, Monty, all
of Medford were also there.
Monty, fourteen year old son
of the Tod Whaleys bagged the
first deer in camp. This was
Montys first deer.
Campers at Calamity camp on
the. Fourmile rd. were Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Koffman and daughter,
Maria and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Driscoll and son, Jimmy.
Hunters camping in eastern
Oregon are Jerry and Bud Mc
Comb and Don and Lee, Jolliffe.
Les Ellis and son Chet re
turned home from Chemault
where they report hunting is
poor due to dry weather.
Cecil Taunton and Ray Shep
pard left Sept. 27 for Burns. Mrs.
Cecil Taunton and Mrs. Ray
Sheppard and daughter, Juanita
and Joyce Irwin joined the men
Friday, September 28. The wo
men and girls returned home
Sept. 30 and the men returned
Monday, October 1.
Ten men completed a first aid
course and received their first
aid cards this past week. Those
completing the course were Mel
Arnold, Tom Rambo, Hank
Davies, Earl Dean, Walter Frey,
Jess Rodgers, Ed Malloy, Ted
Reddell, Bill Harris, and Mr.
Macahavich. Classes were held
at the Butte Falls high school
and instructor for the course was
Rogue Conservation
Board Holds Meeting
Rogue Conservation district
board of directors Thursday
night named Mrs. Katheryn Hef
fernan of Medford chairman of
a special committee on Rogue
river flood control.
The committee will prepare a
brief on need for flood control
on the river and its tributaries.
The brief will be presented to
the Army corps of engineers at
a public meeting on flood con
trol Oct. 25 at Grants Pass.
Mrs. Heffernan will select as
many other committee members
as are needed.
Directors also approved plans
for the new dam at Squaw lake.
The lake is being drained at the
present time preparatory to con
structing the new dam.
The board also discussed plans
for the annual convention of the
state association of conservation
districts' to be held Nov. 29-30 in
Eugene.
fins are cut oa the fish, thus
marking them so that they can
keep track of them when turned
loose in the river.
U.S. Bank Deposits
Near to $2 Million
Deposits at the Medford
branch of the United States Na
tional bank of Portland total
$21,460,075, according to Allan
F. Perry, manager of the local
branch. Loans and discounts for
the Medford branch now total
$11.070,4, Perry said.
The statewide bank showed
deposits totaling $771,842,344 as
of Sept. 26. representing an In
crease of more than $9,000,000
over deposits reported at this
time last year . ;
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Story, Hulme; Jubel's Children,
Kaufman: A Treasury of Animal
Stories, Mally; The Sound of
Waves. Mishima; The Glittering
Hill. Murphy; The Authentic
Death of Hendry Jones, Neider;
The Diamond Hitch, Q'Rourke;
Village School. Saint; A Treas
ury of Horse Stories. Self; Can
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