MEDFORD MATL TRTBFXE. MEDFOKD; OIJECiOX". MONDAY. Jl'LY 14. 19:10.
LEGION TO ELECT
SEVEN DELEGATES
AT MEET TONIGHT
(By H. L. Bromley)
AH Legionnaires who have the
welfare of Medford Post No. 15 at
heart nliould turn out for the im
portant meeting at the armory tonight.-
Seven delegates and a Hk.
number of alternates will be elect
ed to represent Medford at the
state convention at this time and
other important business is sched
uled to come up.
An .interesting plan to raise
funds to ttend the Medford drum
corps to the convention will be di
vulged to the members and steps
taken to put the proposition over
in a big way. It is expected that
Medford and the Kogue River val
I ley will sain some splendid pub
licity from the trip, which is esti
mated to cost nearly $1500.
Every I-.egionnu.re who has not
paid his 190 dues as yet is urged
to bring them to the meeting to
night in order to put Medford post
"over the top." The meeting will
start promptly at 8 o'clock in or
der that it may be over in time for
wrestling fans to attend the
matches at the armory.
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J. Ludo Grieve, well known em
ploye of the California Oregon
Power company, was a visitor in
Medford Saturday. 'Mr. Grieve,
who Is chief operator of the Pros
pect. No. 2 power plant, located
near Prospect, reports that many
people stop each day to enjoy the
view of the Rogue River gorge
to be obtained from the new ob
servation platform. This new
platform which was recently erect
ed by the California Oregon Power
company, Is located on the brink
of the cliffs above the Prospect
No. 2 generating station and af
fords a fine view of the plant and
the river. The company has also
installed a drinking fountain and
rest room for the benefit of tour
ists and local visitors.
CREWS SISTERS ON
-Tho, Crews sisters, Joca enter
tainers who havo: often delighted
local audiences with their clever
presentations of popular songs,
will be on the air during Copcn
hour tomorrow night. They- will
appear before the KM ED micro
phone in both duet and solo num
bers and will bp assisted by Miss
Ploy Young, violin, and Miss Ver
Dean Harvey, piano accompanist.
, The program, which is presented
through the courtesy of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company, will
Rtart promptly nt 9 o'clock.
Society Favors Resorts
Over Week Km!
Many social groups of Medford
are welcoming the warm summer
weather for the opportunities it
offers for mvimming parties and
week end parties- at numerous
southern Oregon resorts.
Crater Luke and Diamond hike
were favored by the usual num
Return From
Vacation
Mr. and Mrs.- Chitons, McCredie
have returned to this city from a
two weeks' vacation spent motor
ing to eastern Oregon, whoro they
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. K.
Sinvlnn ul iholr Vinnwi -,t Iii-In,,-
way to Kurekn. They returned
her of local people Saturday audi from eastern Oregon via the Me
Sunday. The Apph-gate river w.islKenzio pass.
tne scene of numerous swimming
put-ties both days, and the Lake o'
the Wood-, Wagner creek and Kile
t-eek vied with the beaches for
popularity, several families enjoy
ing motor trips to the coit.st,
R. & P. V. lNinlc
Tomorrow Night
Guots to
Return Kiist
Misses Kmily and Alice Gall, who
have been house guests of Mr. and
Mra. J. 6. Grey, Rose avenue, for
the past week, will leave tomor
row for their home in Chicago.
j While here they enjoyed a trip to
Plans have been completed for Crater Lake and vifited other
Cdna I,a..c.. chairman of the I !ushters. 1 fnullne. Willa Mae and
itteo. Kollv,inK the picnic I Rosll""e' ,,f scent City enjoyo.l
the picnic to be held Tuesday even
ing in Ashland pa.k by members
of the Uusiness and Professional
Women's club. Members and guests
will meet at the Chamber of Com
merce building at 6 o'clock, where
transportation will be furnished for
everyone. ' ,
An interesting program has been
arranged under the leadership of
.Mrs. t.
committee.
dinner and program in the park
several swimming parties will be
enjoyed at Jackson Hot springs and
Hellman's.
Stond Sunday
Diamond Uiko
Mr. and Mrs, Karl May were
among Medford people who spent
Sunday at Diamond lake, enjoy
ing swimming, boating and fish
ing. They were accompanied by
the Misses. Geraldine Lathan. Aud
rey Lofland and Winifred Warner
and visited their son, Wayne May.
who is spending the summer at the
resort.
scenic places in the valley
fiue-sts At
Fdgcwood
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Edwards
were the guests of Dr. and Mrs
Jud Rlrkert over the week-end at
their cabin nt 1-Mgewood park.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stinson and
Peltcnc Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton of
Fort Klamath were week-end
guests in this city or Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Orth.
a motor trip to this city over the
week end and are guests of the
K. S. Stinson family.
Miss Olive Park-r has returned
to this city from Roseburg, where
she was n guest of friends over the
week end.
M r. and M rs. K I oy d K oss a n d
sons Edgard and John of Central
Point are spending two weeks in
Prineville, Ore., as. guests of Mrs,
Ross parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Slayton.
Mrs. Hazel Roberts has returned
to this city after spending several
days vacationing at-the Steward
cabin at Castle Wood on tho Rogue.
Mrs. Adrienne Steward has re
turned to this city from spending
a week in Eureka. Calif.
IT TITLE
N BEND FINALS
PLAY ON KNX TONIGHT
,"Pop Goes I p." radio play writ
ten by Helen Xorris, will be pre
sented this evening at 8 o'clock
over radio station KNX, Hollywood,
by the players of that station, with
Karle Davis, formerly of Medford,
taking the trading part. The play
will he under the direction of Geor
gia Filfeld.
This play was successfully pre
sented last March over KMKD by
the Copco players, with Karle Da
vis taking tho lead. "Pop Goes
tJp" will be the third Norris drama
to be presented over KNX and oth
ers have been scheduled for the
future.
Displaying a hard smashing over
head game and an effective high
bouncing service, Jimmy Kdmiston,
Medford high school star, captured
the Central Oregon tennis tourna
ment singles title Sunday afternoon
nt Mend, defentinp"iTo Detrlch,
Oregon Hlalo college ae?T 4-6, 6-."f;
6-3, 7-5. Edmlston fought his way
pa.st some of the best tennis talent
in the state to get to the finals.
Handicapped by darkness, the
Medford entry In the doubles com
petition, Kdmiston and Uailey, lost
to Detrfeh and P.allantyne of Rend,
6-4, 3-C, 2-6. 6-0, 6-2. Delayed
until long after tho starting hour
because two of the players were
in the singles finals, the match
l was played in semi-darkness which
seriously handicapped both teams.
In' the singles, Kdmiston for the
second time Ibis season, defeated
Kenneth pallantyne, holder of the
Central Oregon title fo rthe past
two years. They met In tho semi
finals Sunday morning nnd tho lo-.
cal hoy won, !l7, l-7. Detrich
went into the finals by eliminating
Ivan AVhito of Salem, 6-4, 6-2.
Kdmiston and Railey went into
the finals of the doubles by their
victory over White and Dr. Russell
(of Salem.
More than GO players partici
pated in tho tourney, which Is con
ducted annually by the. Rend Uul-Iftin.
7:00 to 7:30 Governor Young
j campaign program, NBC service
I to KOO, KFI, KFSD.
7:30 to 7:45 p. in. Amos n Andy,
! NBC service to KOO, KHQ,
j KOMO. KGW, KKCA, KFSD.
7:45 to S:00 p. m. John and Ned,
I NBC service to K HQ, KGW.
7:45 to 8:00 p. m. Senator Tubus
campaign program, NBC service
R toucno, fl & fe! '
:oo to 9:00 p. m. Rudy Seig
er's Shell symphonies, NBC
service to KHQ, KOMO, KGW,
KPO, KFI, KSL 8:15 to 11:00
p. m.
p. m. The Blue
service to KOO,
Reaverton Plans under way for
construction of gymnasium and
uuditoriuni building for St. Mary's
home for boys.
F RE S H
as new-laid eggs .' . .
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Coffee
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CoNTB OLT.ED ROASTINO give Hill
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has. And because Hills Pros. CrtTcc
is vacuum pacicc J, air, which destroys
the fhvorofcol.ee, is completely taken
out of the can ami fapt out. Ordinary
air-right cans will not keep coffee
lrctli because there U air in the can.
Rev. John and Mrs. McDonald,
who have been living at the Rogue
Elk report for the past thrcp week'.'
spent part of the day in Medford
today and returned to the reso-.t,
this afternoon, where they will,
continue to make their home until
their plana are definitely- settled
for the future, following their re
turn Home time ago from having
spent nine month in Kurope.
They huve just received 9, letter
from their nn Harold and wife
(the letter formerly Luetic Saun
ders, former well known Oregon
newspaper woman), stating that at
the time of wilting they were on a
htiFtncvrt trip along the Nile river
in Egypt, hnving left their chill
in the cure C a maid and a New
York writer who in a friend of
Mrs. Melomi!d, until their return
to Alexandria, their headquarters.
Harold is the resident Kuropejj'i
agent for h large American ma -chinery
hnusf. Mr. and Mrs. Har
old McUonald. unless they return
to tho Stat.-s for a visit next fail,
will probably reside In Kgypt next
winter instead of at Alexandria,
as In past yearn.
Rev. John McDonald, tn flunk
ing today of Harolds business n
Africa, stated that that pertlon of
the world has lots of monr-y to
spend and that Harold had bn
doing a big business in felling
American implements, despite the
fart that the Russian sovP-t gov
ernment manufactui ers were ship
ping much machinery th-re,
Orciton WtoiImt.
Oregon: Kog on tho const and
; fair in tho interior tonight and
) Tuesday. Slightly roder tonight
i and Tuesday In the east, and
j warmer Tuesday in th Interior
fif th west t'ortion. Oentle to
j nirdTat northerly winds on th"
coast.
8:00 to 9:00
Hoy. NBC
KKCA.
0:00 to 9:30 p. m. Pacific Seren
"nders, NRC service to K(!(),
KHQ. KFSD. KOA; KOW 11:15
Via 9:30 p. m.
1:30 to lu:oo p. m. Rouse of
Myths, NKC nervlce to KOO,
KOW, KTA R, KSL, KOA.
10:00 to 10:30 p. m.-llarp har
mony, N I JO sorvico to KOO,
KHQ.
10:30 to 10:45 p. m. Park Kistors,
NRC service to KOO.
10:45 to 11:00 p. m. Hot Spot
of Radio, NRC service to KOO.
11:00 to 12:00 p. m. Dance or
chestra. NltO service to KOO,
KKI, KFSD.
E FOR
Rob Kruse,- Oswego pott,o
grower, arrived In Medford early
today for hhs match tonight at
the armory with John Kreberg,
Seattle, and was spending this
afternoon fishing in the Uojrue
river, prepared to give the Seattle
man one of his hardest matches
of the season. Kreberg arrived
this aftei noun and thinks Kru.'
will afford a good night's work
out. A ehange In the special event
was announced this afternoon by
Promoter Herb Owen.
Hurry Klliotl. well known to
pout hern Oregon fans, will wres
tle Young Harkensrhmidt of Yak
ima. The latter recently gave
Wildcat Pete of Kugeue one of
bis toughest matches of the year
and is declared to be one of the
strongest young wrestlers of his
weight in the ring.
Tonight's mutch will go to two
h 011 rs or t wo out of t h ree fa lis.
Ray Frisble will reTeree 1 both
bouts, which will be broadcast
over KMKD. The Mail Tribune
Virgin station. The card starts
at 8:45 sharp.
AT POSTAL! MEET
The Medford . postoffice 1 clerks'
association, captured a signal lion-'
or when at the state convention
of the National Federation of
Postoffice Clerks held at Portland
last Saturday, Hugo Ouenther.
money" order clerk of the local
postoffice, was elected third vice
president of the Oregon body. Mr.
Ouenter especially appreciates the
honbr as he was unable to attend
the convention.
However, Dick Singler, delegate
of tho Medford contingent and
Rollie Reach, assistant postmaster,
were present and saw to It that
the qualifications of the king of
the Union Creek summer colony
commuters; were properly pet be
fore the delegates.
Messrs. Singler nnd Beach, and
their much better halves, who ar
rived homo lust night, report tho
gathering was largely attended and
very successful.
No word has been received at
the local postoffice as to whether
at the state convention of rural
carriers held at Bend last Friday
ami Saturday, Medford was voted
ns the convention's meeting place
next jtar. Homer II. .llfivey or.
the Medford postofflco and the
rural carrier in the Talent dis
trict, the local delegates In attend
ance, were authorized to deliver
the Medford bid for the 1 03 L con
vention. Tho fnct that no word has yet
been received from them looks like
the Medford Invitation was not ac
cepted, it was stated at the post
office this noon. ;
Byrd Expedition
Scores Sensation
Two parachute jumps yesterday
a ft er noon by Ilrownie Rai at the
Medford airport thrilled hundreds
of spectator) who had gathered
there to see the jump3 and ride
in airplanes, piloted by John
Waage and V. J. llrown. at one
cent per pound rates. The first
jump was made nt 3:30 nnd the
next was made at G:30. The last
jump was made with a double
"chute" from a height of 2000
feet. He landed on the airport
both times. ,
Cameoo Kirby" Now
Showing at Rialto
A great play of the Old South,
enhanced a thousand -fold by Its
presentation In a musical setting,
had Its Initial showing before an
enthiiHliistlc audience at the Fux
Rlulto theater yesterday.
It is "('allien ' Kirby," a Fox
Movietone production described as
a rmnantic musical drama. And
the description fits perfectly.
Two great musical stars, more
than surpass their excellent per
formances in "Cameo Kir by."
They are J. Harold Murray and
Norma Terris.
Miss Terris, cast mm "Allele Ran
dall,'' an aristocratic daughter of
1 he South, enact st her role with a
finish and understanding that
makes it pi'i'haps the most out
standing thing of the entire pro
duction. Murray, in the title role. Is ro
mantic, handsome, a talented ac
tor nnd fvenl n voice tho erjunl
if which never bos been heard
be for' on n local screen.
Htepin Fetchlt. the colored com
edian. Is funnier than ever and
in addition. In several scenes, re
veals that h- Is a very fine dra
ma tie performer His sin gin of
I'm A Peicef ul Man." Is a gem.
Myina I,ny, Itobert Kdoson and
TVutghiH Ollmore nil contribute
finely drawn characters.
Rearded nnd rugged men, Isolat
ed on a frozen wilderness np the
bottom of the world, people a dra
matic, stoi-y of achievement in
"With Ryrd nt the South Pole,"
which is now playing at tho Fox
Craterian theater.
The Ryrd plane Is shown flying
over the pole as the stirring scene
is described by Floyd Oibbons,
noted war correspondent and radio
"headline hunter." It is the cli
max to a tale of struggle against
the elements, against self and
against l lie innumerable other
things that beset the Intrepid party
that braved the teeth of tho Ant
arctic snows-on 'that history-making;
expedition.
Wit lard Vander Veer and Jos
eph R. Tucker were the camera
men who went with the party and
recorded . tho exploit on celluloid.
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