- TtroRp MAIL TRIBUNE. T,rEDFOKD, ORECiQX, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 10.11.
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PAGE NINE
Hours Saturday 8 A. M. Until 8:30 P. M. E
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Friday.
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6 to 6 Uncle Jnm.. v
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DICATED
L Lake Rim Scene of
Waive Ceremony -Lressional
Delegation,
Mends ana nuiuna.
Lk' Visitors Present
rracst Itostel.)
.llent grandeur of Crater
rtimen pam triouie w
" n Nlnholaa J.
Lntf coiiw""'
L. former ujw"' -
P- . jiatimi vesterday
tjn of the Sinnott memorial,
Ltlonstai onauu
wot of the lodge.
dedication was . ......--
kt of the house approprl-
! committee ior mo
. f i'he interior
, a tour of the national
I anu -
Lg M far north as Falr-
f... uhFivht. national nark
I ace a"'o
, in charge of the cere-
k the main aaaress wmt-u
liven by Don m i-onuu,
r .f ha ntihllr. lande com
ma Ul K.w f
position ions hold by
it The speaker reviewed Tils
,d In glowing terms told of
lallties asia statesman, a clti-
y i friend. ,
Frirad of Crater Lake.
u held close by the na-
irk system for wnicn ne
tone so much. Ho was the
k ot many beneficial park
Ld. the author of the na
L.rw hlehwav act of 1924,
amative Colton said. Nick
It was a true lover of Crater
Hid anxious for Its develop-
to the fullest oegree. tie
. rtip-mlnriari mnn Anil enme
Leer stock, the speaker con-
I.
nigh on Victor Rock, the
irtil offers a most distinctive
stent. It was crowded with
V of the dead congressman
rilh visitors in the park, who
iav with them a. lastiner
fry of the impressive cere-
urnicn yec were simple.
touched by the 'import
dedication. W. P. Sinnott
Brtland, in a few words re-
oovhood days of the con-
in. A1nlinri . rrhA.- TlnllnR.
he loved the freedom of the
i and where before he was
to congress- lie used to
in much of the beauties of
r like. . ;- .
Seel Introduced. i
Hie Congressman Sinnott was
si out as being a great lcgls
fcr park benefits, ne In
ted William a. Steel.
nmmiSSionor. nl Jhn .mntn
ule Crater Lake national
poslble. Tribute was paid
Mtoloner steel by the dl-
r and the crnwrlnrl filuaoi.vn.
Platform applauded long In
Nt him OVfltlnn rl renin.
Pt Indicated that such a
m u the Slnnot memorial
w day be built for him.
ra Steel arose In rrannnsMv
Pf to early days of Crater
wnat an Inspiration the
wters of the lake wr th
moonlleht nloht
ElMwasso perfect that even
mhone In the.blue waters.
msaed thamks to heaven
moonlight nlghti 18S6, that
feat scenic gift had been
,M on man. :-.iH"
Pitting Monument.
"sued building of native
'A the rvnl,!, t.. ,.
f'. committee chairman and
17k a, 0l"eRon congress-
, two ycara ago. 'was
'"""ument, in keeping
rT'tf to stand forever. Ad-
1 I- Smith. M.I.. ,
; spoke of him as a con-
iwman and a dlplo
: T. Taylor, Colorado,
i ,ber of congress and
o.nnott well, ppoke of
not only as a monu
Z,.T '""."ration to the
li,. " "a wen, serving
C MB""husett8,
t' lonately ot the Oregon
n. . ,n' a"d Burton L.
'ort.. "r"nted well
'. 111,. """In tribute.
, ,u, oi Oklahoma did
lily I
lolt a
fat
hhdn, th, ceremontali
Albruv.' K L- Sollnsky. Dl-
( rHed the good
tt,, . "re!f0n congressman
" sreat frlendshin h t,n
' remrn wore prc8'nt
I' Zl Pa,nos o' the oe-
Ft, , r; spend to
m' ... Con ra-n nf Thc
hrau. .Hampshire ot
m. . ln" Ien8th of the
'"t of Tw 1 R- Webber.
rr. L. Dall ehamber
' r,' 'T.prW!nte' that city
tiding oi, u
.7" tth. , "m?ue
W.:lal " t the
ev.it. i ' m"um by
-lM.-.lLn"1-. daughter nf
and Markois m.ii n.n
"'i iiiuune.
Ii to 7 How is your dog'
Where tQ Co; Offutt Garl
age.
7 ' to 8 Happiness Train-
Jackson Co. Hldg. & Loan.
8 to 9 KMED an request
program.
Saturday.
A. M
7:55 o 8 Breakfast broad-
cast of news, Mail Tribune.
8 to, "--Treasure Box; Pan
'Dandy; 3old Seal.
9 to 10 Friendship Circle by
Economy Groceteria; Gard-
' ner Drag Co.
10 Weather forecast.
10 to 11 A. Schilling & Co.'
. Alexander's Food Shop.
11 to 12 Sperry pjour-
, White King.
P. M.
12 to 1 Unique Cleaners;
Heath's Drni- stnm. t u
Holt. Soloist fpnm thD
Hialto: ne.v flnuna k..
Mail Tribune
lto 3 smith & Watklns;
Peoples Eledtric; Jackson
Co. Blder & ,T,.n- oi.ir,
4 Laboratories.
2 to 3:30 KMED presenta-
tlon; World Bookman;
'Hour of Praver.
4:30 to 6 KMED presenta-
4. tlnn
6 to 6 Lewis Super Station;
v - News and Mnrknto h ti. ii
Tribune.
6 to 7 W'hni-. In n. n.i
Time Fiddlers' nnnt.t
7 tO 8 Hinnln...
KMED nrosent.llnn
8 to 9 KMED all request
program.
-
Delegation Impressed by
Scenic Attraction On Visit
tn Park- AttonH nriinn
tion of Sinnot Memorial !
remind visitors of nmmn'i nn
gressman, who had done much for
Crater lake, ae well as all national
parks, and not soon shall h fn
gotten the eloquence and oratory
wnicn marKco the ceremonies.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
L PT.
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., July
17 fSnerlnn 1. now Tr,,i,wi
and Hobekah lodtrnst hptd inlnt !n-
stallatlon of officers Monday even.
in?.
The followlnp were Installed In
tho Odd Follows: Noble grand,
Flnvd HnfLrfinot Vi . V'lr rr.-,. r,A M f
Henderson: treasnror. VIA Hrnwn: !
aocretarv. Kil Vincent- conductor.
George Alarch.
Rcbekah officers Installed- were;
Noble grand, Minnie Buckles; vice-
rrranrl T."" (f n I3ialrairi-lln tcnnmifari
Clara Vincent; , BGcretary, . Mj;??,; N.
xuuay; conauctress, lmma uiea
son; warden, Mary Richardson;
outside guard, . Louzella damon;
chaplain, sally lusty; musician,
Goorgo Adams. ' .'f
BIG RATTLER KILLED
WAGNER CREEK, Ore., July
17. (Spl) Mm. C. E. Green and
Curtis MeGrcw had the thrill of
killing a large rattlesnake Satur
day, back of tho Green home. Rat
tlesnakes seldom como-thls low, but
duo to the dry season it is thought
it came down for water.
CENTRAL POINT GETS
CKNTRAL POINT. Ore., July 17
(Special) Tho Sunset Gasoline
compnny has purchased seven lots
across from the Southern Pacific
depot and started building a now
distributing plant. Tho new stor
acn ink is already In place. The
Sunset Onsolinc company Is strictly
a wholesale concern.
MINING CORPORATIONS
. SEEK CONSOLIDATION
NEW YORK. July 17- W) D1-
rectors of Phelps Dodge corpora
tion and Calumet and Arizona
Minfng company have agreed upon
terms of a consolidation, subject
tn approval of the stockholders.
Well Impressed with Crater lake
and cognizant of its needs for fu
ture development, the sub-com-mittoo
of the house appropriations
committee for the dermi-t mniil nf
the Interior left Crater Lake Na-
nuii.il parn last evening for So- !
nttlo on Its northward trip to i
i-uiiuiiiiKH, Alaska.
Chairman Frank Murphy, Ohio, '
Indicated that everything in the 1
power of the committee will be '
done to enrourage further develop- !
ment of the scenic attraction. Al- !
though tho depression continues.
It is likely as good provision as !
circumstances allow will be made I
for the lake area, Mr. Murphy said. '
The committee spent a portion I
of yesterday forenoon viewing lake
projects and plans for the future,
nil of which were approved by '
me committee, which even lent a
few suggestions on improvement
points, which had not been de
manded by the park. Superin
tendent E. Cj Sollnsky accompa
nied tho committee on its park
tour and explained all provisions.
Iiaud Sollnsky. '
Tho committee is not only anx-
lous to aid the park because of
its wonderful scenic attraction, but
also because of tho good manage
ment which it is now under, Chair
man Murphy said In Klamath
Kails last evening.' The park is
well kept and has an organiza
tion functioning like clockwork,!
ho pointed out. !
Like other members of tho com- I
mlttee. Chairman Murphy was
deeply Impressed by tho beauty
of the lake area, and declared
southern Oregon has a spot tho
world can envy. He was a mem-
ber of the rim drive party Wed
nesday afternoon, presenting views
from various sides of the 26-mllo
crater. Stops were made and
lectures presented or tho benefit
of tho distinguished visitors. i
A special program was presented
In the Crater Lake Lodge Wednes
day evening, including winter snow '
scene pictures- by John Maben
and singing by members of the
lodgo staff. Park Naturalist D.
S. Llbbey reviewed the geological
history of the lake and described
tho rise and fall ot Mt. Mazama,
which surmounted It In ages gone
by. . .
Enjoy Lake Diversions.
Yesterday forenoon, committee
members were given boat rides on"
tho lake, some enjoyed fishing
and others horse back riding.
They left Klamath Falls last
evening for Seattle to board a. boat
for Alaska in continuation of the
Itinerary to end August 14.
By that time the party will
have visited 14 reclamation pro
jects and several national parks.
Reclamation projects In Oregon
include tho Owyhee In eastern
Oregon and the Vale district in
the same section. The Owyhee
represents an ultimate outlny of
17 million dollars, of which the
irnvernment has already spent
eight million. The Vale district I
is considerably smaller, but is
also important.
Classified advertising gets results.
CORNS REMOVED
ONLY 10 CENTS
Corns Come Out Without a
Murmur; Fam uone a
Once--Guaranteed.
WAFERS THIN AS PAPER
SHOES DON'T HURT
1 never saw their equal."- Yank
corns right out by, the roots and
never a pain or Btlntj. Its i a joy
to stick an 'O-Joy Com Wafer" on
a tender, achy com. Away goes
pain immediately and then , later
out comes callous, com, roots and
all. Slip shoes right on they
won't hurt O-Joy Corn Wafers
are thin as paper. Stop using ugly
burning acids and doughnut plas
ters. Thousands of people tortured
with corns have Joyful.y praised
O-Joy Wafers. Results absolutely
ruaranteed. Six wafers lor 10
cents. At leading drugglata,
1928 Chevrolet Coupe A-l
condition, 1932 license
$295
Is Your Chevrolet Prepared
for Vacation
Before you go on any long mo
tor trip this summer, It's the
better part of wisdom to have
us give your motor the "once
over." Only Chevrolet experts
will work on your ear: only
Guaranteed Chevrolet parts will
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USED CAR LOT 8th and Bartlett Sts.-
Phone 941
WINDSOR Refrigerator
Other Store? Ask $10
More for This Quality
50
5Q-lb.
size
Golden Oak Finish Case
Insulated Throughout!
Compnro it with any $:t5.00 Re
friKerator In America and
you'll agree, that it's a real hot
weather special, at a real bar
Kaln price! Why pay more when
Ward's offors a 601b. alio Re
frigerator with these features:
Full Inch Insulation; carofully
fitted doors, super-sealed with
rubberized Rnskots. lAill size
galvanized ice chamber; rustless
wire sholvos! White enameled
inside.
Specially Priced
House Dresses
Valued at 69c and Moro
for
$1
New Shipment! Cool, tub-fast
Prints and Plain Cottons!
Sleeveless and short sleeved.
14 to 52. Remarkable vbIucb!
Great Sale of
Women's Hats
Niew Styles Low Prices
SI
Even some new Fall felts, as
well as Summer straws,
crepes and combinations.
Ilriinmod and cap stylos.
Real values!
Save up to 50 on the New
Screen Grid Airline Sets!
SALE OF
RADIOS
6-TUBE POWER!
The T r o u b a-
dor! 3 Screen- QIQQ C A
Grids, Tone JjO7.DU
Control. I J-
censed by ' Complete with Tubes
RCA! Save! and Installed
Now $2.50 Down, Was 85 Down
Small Carrying Charge
8-PUBE POWER!
Throe Screen-
V.l.Z $69.50
censed by Complete with Tubes
RCA! Save! and Installed
Now $2.50 Down, Was $17 Down
Small Carrying Charge
Gallon Capacity
Sturdy Camp Jug
A .Regular $1.60 Value!
$1
Outer steel Jacket, stoneware
lining. Top collar and stopper
of aluminum . X'i-in. openini;.
Keeps foods hot or cold.
Clearance!
SUMMER
SUITS
At the lowest Prices Ever for
Such Quality and Style
If you want a Suit that makes you
KEEL right, and LOOK right at a
most economical price see thoso
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All wool Worsted 3-po. ! 1 C "7 'C
suits, smart patterns.... 4 1 0 f O
Cashmoro All-Wool Suits, stripes and
new patterns. t 1 1 7 C
4-plece suits J) 1 1 O
RIVERSIDES
COST LESS
Vet Thcy'ro Equal to Any
Tires Made at Any Price
30x4.50 4-Ply
$5.69
First quality Rlvoraliles are built to
the most stringent specifications in
! the tire .Industry. Thcy'ro gtiaran-"
toed without limit. And hero is
proof that they coat you loss! .,...
29x4.75 '.$6.76
29x4.40 Balloon ......4.95
28x4.75 !..6.68
29x5.00 .....$7.00
.. 30x5.00 , .'. .............7.10
Other Sizes at Equal Savings!
FREE!
TIRE AND BATTERY
MOUNTING SERVICE
16-In. Lakeside
Lawn Mower
Hyatt Roller Bearings v
$9.25
Save $3.00 on this Lakeside
De Liote Mower. 4 keen cut
ting 16-In. blades. Steel frame
9-ln. closed whoels. A bar
gain. '. ;
Water-Proofed
Umbrella Tent
Lowest Price in IS Years
, $12.95
Sowed-ln duck floor. Overlap- i
ping storm flaps. With Joint
ed center pole, frame, slakes,
awning poles. Size 7x0.
A NATION-WIDE
SENSATION!
BOYS' & GIRLS' Shoos a SENSATION. in SAV-
INOS! Famous for long wear I OxfortiH, Onc-
StnipH in calf and
pii'lent. Were $1.49.
NOW
$1.00
WOMEN'S One-Straps, Oxfords,' Tics. You can't
Kttt better values ANYWHKItE I . Kid, Calf,
Patent, Combinations Newest ,
styles, Tp to $5.08.
ONIjY
$2.98
$3.98
MEN'S SHOES they're UNSURPASSED for
style, workmannhip and niaterinlKl Dross and
Sports Oxfords of sturdy calf
and culfijrain. Priced
up to 5.98 ,'..!.
WORK SHOES Riht hore! The greatest Sale
SAVINfiS anywhere! Wonder-Wear soles, heavy
uppers, Formerly
.n:i!. I"
NOW :..:....
$2.79
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117 South Central
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i
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