Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 30, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextrEDFOTlD MXIL TKTBTJXE, rEDPOTtD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUTE 30. 1933. Local and At Elk Creek Today Hugh B. Rsn-i kin. supervisor of Crater National forest, Is spending today at the Elk Creek CCO camp. Home from Eugene Mr. end Mrs. Herr; Hansen have returned from pending a week's vacation at Eu gene and way point. From Medford Seth Bullla of Med ford was In Grants Pass Thursday at tending to business matters. Grants Pass Dslly Courier. ' Leaves for North Little Miss Con ale Stsng, daughter of Mrs. Kather tne stang left on the Shasta today for Eugene, where she plans to spend the summer. Stationed In Camp Officers now stationed at the Pistol River camp are Captain James Casey, Lieutenant Robert H. Soule and Lieutenant Stan ley Powloskl, all of the seventh In fantry, Vancouver barracks. LeaTe for Coast Mr. snd Mrs. Treve Lumsden and children are among Mtaiora people wno win epcuu the coming holiday week end at the seashore. They are leaving for Cres cent City. To Western Camps Four camps, Kerby, pistol River, Agness and Mount Reuben are to be visited by Lieuten ant George A. A. Jones of the Med ford CCC offices, checking on the work being done by the men. In Medford Today John Hoist, lumberman for the Rogue River na tional forest services, with headquar ters at Camp No. a near Butte Falls, Is In Medford today obtaining the program for work In hie district. Mrs. Vinson 111 Mrs. O. L. Vinson ha been 111 at her home on Orchard Home Drive for several days. Her con dition thia morning was reported as Improved, her friends are glad to learn. Going to Races C. J. Toy of the California Oregon Power company of I flees will be among local people at- tending the national air races In Los Angeles. He plans to return k Men ford about July 10. a Returns to Butte -Mrs. J. H. Mel lette of Butte, Mont., who has been the guest of Mrs Buford A. Clark at Eagle Point for tne past nve weeas, left on the Shasta this forenon, en route to her home. Mrs. Mallette was here for her health. At Temporary Site Government camp In the Crater Lke national park, la now located at a temporary site, where snow has been cleared away, report here show. There still remains about a foot and a half of snow at the permanent camp site. Fish at Coast Webster Clark. Mr. and Mrs. C. Stockwell and Mr. and Mra. Don Carter are leaving for Crescent City to spend the coming holiday week end fishing and swim ming. ....... ..... -i At. wolf Creek First Lieutenant F K. Fair Is now stationed at the CCC camp at Wolf creek, which will be transferred from the Medford dis trict to the Eugene district as soon as the camp la established, headquar ters here announced. Dogs In pound Ashland officers have been rounding up numerous dogs, and placing them in the city pound, according to report In thit city. Owners are allowed to get their animals after they pay the damaje done to property, by their dogs. Visits Camps Lieutenant George A. A. Jones of the Medford CCC head quarters, in a three day trip, visited Camps Elk creek, Upper Rogue River, Government Camp, Wineglass, Cllft Springs, Ingram, Bly, and Lake o' the Woods, where he reported the prog rams being carried out satisfactorily, and work progressing. To Fish Here Dean S. Aahton, newspaper man of Everett, Wash., writes w. A. Frailer, local Elks lodge secretary, that he will fish on the Rogue again this year and hopes to pitch his tent somewhere near the y Elks picnic ground, preferring tent life, rather than the more effete tour ists cabins, as he says he likes "a little sand In his frying pan" while on a vacation. Goes to Portland Miss Nan Tuck er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nlon Tucker of Htllsboro, Calif., this morn ing accompanied Miss Kathleen Kamm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kamm of Portland to the . northern city, where she will be her guest for ten days. Mlas Kamm has been visiting Miss Tucker here at "Rogue's Roost." Will Holiday Here A. W. Mlddleton of San Franac'sco la expected to spend the Fourth of July holiday with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Noblit. He plans to enjoy a fishing trip while here. Mr. Mlddleton has a special fondness for fishing southern Oregon lakes and streams and plans each year to spend an Important part of the summer here. - . Get Marriage License A marriage ' license for a Jackson county couple waa Issued late Wednesday by the county elerk'a office to Alvin paeton Oreb, S5, and Geraldlna Wllma Har per, IS, and the couple went to Med ford to have the marriage ceremony performed. Oreb gave his home at Eagle Point and birthplace as Chlco. and hla bride has lived In Sams Val ley and was born In Medford. He Is a farmer and she a student. Grants Paaa Dally Clurler. To Elect Debates On Monday; venln at seven o'clock the Medford post office clerks will meet In the federsl building to elect delegatea to the Oregon state federation of Post office clerks, which convenes In Bend next Ssturday. The Medford group j la entitled to two delegates. Hugo; Ouenther Is vice president of the or-. ganlaatlon. and will attend the gath-' srlng. Through the cooperation if the chamber of commerce, the dele tions expects to jet th. 134 con- vention for MedJord. Personal Down from Ashland Ik Fridegar of Ashland was attending to business matters here this morning. In Medford Today Mr. and Mrs Charles Claus and Mr. Harry Moore of Ashland are apendlng today in Medford, Mr. Clau and Mr. Moore attending the John Glenn trial now being conducted In circuit court. Exams Tomorrow Ward McReyn olds, state examiner for operators and chauffeurs, conducted test here today at the city hall, and will also be here tomorrow from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m-, he announced today. 46 ENROLLED FOR Eighteen men, to be sent to the CCO camp at Elk creek, were enrolled today by the forest service through the aid of the Jackson county relief committee, and are to be sent to camp as Boon as physical examinations are given them. The enlistments today complete the quota for the forest service, and all men will be stationed in camp by tonight. For assignment at various camps throughout the district. 28 men were enrolled yesterday. Those enrolled today Include Floyd Preslar, Victor Patton, O. 0. Gibson, Albert Johnson, Joseph Martin. Ar thur B. Hall, FUman Ratty, Walter F. Wood. Floyd Gentry, Job. W. Hale. Edwin H. Malkemus, Harold J. An derson, Preston Card, Loren B. Fred ericks, Jesse E. Long, George E. Col beth, Fredrick E. Gravelle, Frederick J. York, N. A. Smith and Peter Prlntz. Yesterday's quota was James A. Anderson, Clure M. Isenhower, Rich ard E. Cooper, James L, Garrett, James S. Leeper, William A. Casey, Charles M. Turner, Joseph P. Arant, Mike Emre, DeWitt O. Scriven, Law rence B. Chadwick, William T. Broach. Samuel B. Hober, Norman C. Cross, George Bailey. Lemmie R, Cook, Gil bert E. Blackburn. WtlHs L. Turptn. Maurice Swank, Walt Painter, Jack Cummin gs. Malcolm M. Cummings, Oscar L. Burks, Frank M. Howard, Ragnar A. Anderson, Harry I. Over beck, Huan H. Hoyt and Edward R. Thomas. With the rear detachment of two officers and 157 California war vete rans for the CCC camp at Wolf Creek going to that place today on the Shaeta, the quota of 3500 men for the southern Oregon district of the civilian conservation corps, will be met by tonight, as required by orders. Major Clare H. Armstrong, command ing officer said today. Two carloads of cots, blankets, tents and bed Backs arrived by special ex Dress here, vesterdav from San Fran cisco, and were Immediately trucfied to the various camps in the district where needed. Karl L. Janouch, assistant super visor of the Rogue River National forest, said today that quota In the foresters' division had been completed. Men were brought Into this district by truck to be in the camps here. They arrived from Bend, Roseburg, Grants Pass and Lakevlew, BOY SCOUT TROOP IN ROXY WESTERN "Drum Taps," an exciting picture of miscarried Justice and a Boy Scout troop to the rescue, comes to the Roxy theater tomorrow. Ken May nard Is starred. "Red Peril," the second chapter of the Peter B. Kyne adventure film, "Heroes of the West." will also be featured on the Roxy program to morrow. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 30. (AP) Daniel 8. Spencer, who be gan his railroad career as a call boy In 1874. will retire Saturday aa gen eral passenger agent of the Union Pacific system, after 59 years of con tinuous service with the system and Its predecessor companies. - COME ON... GET IN THE SWIM WITH YOUTH! "JET'S GO!" says youth; J And whether it's play or work you're ready if you feel young. Simple enough if you know your proteins, carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins. All these vital ele ments, with Nature's own measure of bran, are in Shredded Wheat. It's whole wheat with nothing added, nothing taken away. It's ready cooked, ready to mwith mi'.k or cream and the fruit you like iry i dowiiui tomorrow, rveepuupior ten days. Then you'll k'low whit a big , difference this VITALLY DIFFERENT food can make in the way you feel, SHREDDED WHEAT j A produet of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Uneed Baker" ' Seriously 111 '" , : " Kw ,Jfcb Douglas Fairbanks Jr. of the movies became seriously III of pneu monia In New York shortly after his return from a trip to Europe. Associated Press Photo. Photographs and publicity mate rial of Medford whloh have been sent to magazines and newspapers during the last three months are beginning to bring results, It was announced at the Chamber of Com merce this morning. Pictures of the gold panning con test which were distributed from here about two months ago have been circularized through newspapers the past few weeks, and Mrs. Bessie McConochle, the winner, has received letters from old friends as a result of the publicity. A picture of Mrs. McConochle, published In the Los Angeles Times last week, was seen by a former acquaintance of hers and this morning she received a let ter from the lady. This Is but one of many instances where Mra. McConochle haa heard from old friends who have seen her picture In magazines and newspapers. The publicity department will keep up its militant campaign and as time 3oes on there is no doubt that considerable publicity for Medford will accrue. FROM PROM JOB SEATTLE. June 30.-0P)-The names of Pacific northwest employee of the federal prohibition administration who were dismissed as a result of an economy move were made public at the dry officers here today. Oregon employes dismissed were: Charles O. Baker, John L. Griffin, Daniel H. Kerfoot, Leotle I. Moon. William A. Runolman, Algy F. Weaver and Clarence L. Worden, investiga tors. Idaho: Harry B. Field, Carl B. Mad sen, Edgar L. Marston and Edgar D. Paris, investigators. Leotle I. Moon was formerly sta tioned in the Medford district and has many arrests to his credit, being particularly successful in capturing liquor runners using the highway. SALEM, June 30. AP) Oregon's new $5 half-year automobile licenses are selling almost 40 per cent faster than the higher priced full year li censes of last year, figures at the secretary of state's office revealed. A total of 81,982 sets of plates had been sold up to and Including yes terday, compared with 05,274 the same period last year. best. ' 7T "1 ' If Vhtn foa ue NidKmra " Fstllen Iht pmcksxt, tf-ZZZAP ten know r. w kSJffjBt?'-;; (Wta WW! kJA NEW CHAMP IN DELIGHT (Continued from rage One.) having made a boxer out of the for mer circus freak. "We practiced It in private, just Prlmo snd me, and I new In my own mind what would happen when It landed on Sharkey's chin. One was enough." In Camera's opinion, Sharkey was s better man last night than when he gave Prlmo s beating two years ago. "Yes. I think he's better this time," declared the unmarked champion. "But I was better than that, eh?" and his great laugh pealed through the crowded quarters. "Jack never hurt me. I feel better all the time, stronger, and I know 1 going to win after the third round. Jack's knees wobble when I hit him In stomach. J say "oh, oh. it won't DEFEAT G. PASS Medford's women golfers defeated their opponents from Grant Pass at the looal course here Wednesday, making 30 points to the nlghborlng team's seven. There were 13 matches played and a number of guest came from the neighboring city to Join the golfers at luncheon and a pleasant day at the Rogue Valley course, although they did not play In the tournament. Present from Grant Pass were: Mesdame Wlntrout. Scott Hamilton. Havard, Williams, Ross. Connie Baker, R. W. Clark, M. B. Clark, Putnam. Marvin Clark, Cancott, McQuat, Llmm, Baker and Bromley. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to those who showed so much kindness and sym pathy during the time of our great sorrow and bereavement. Special thanks to our ministers, Rev. L. P. Belknap and Rev. A. G. Bennett and for the beautiful songs by Mr. C. A. Meeker, honorary pallbearers and ac tive pallbearers, also to the many mends for their beautiful floral of fertngs. All have our everlasting grat ltude. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Frldeger. PAYLESS DRUGS WE SELL FOR LESS Shop first, then come to us and nave on all purchases We Save You from 10 to 50 Free Turkish Towel, with each bottle, of Mulsified Oocoanut 43c Shampoo 28-oz. Canada Dry Ginger Ale 24c FREE'6 FASCINATING PUZZLES with every 1 lb can of THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK $1.00 value: 50c Nassour Henna Shampoo, AQt 50c Egyptian Henna "TwU 75c Squibbs' Chocolate Vit avose, Glass Shaker FOR VACATION TRIP 25c Cucumber Lotion. ...10 25c Witch Hazel . 10 50o Burn Balm 29 $1.00 First Aid Kit 79 50c Armands' Cold Cream -. 39 25c Kleenex 15? 50o Squibbs' Milk Qp of Magnesia w I w 8-oz. Citrates Mid CQm Carbonates, special..'' $1.25 Scottr,' fiQp Emulsion Oww 25c After Shaving 4 M f Talcs .. ' C 50c pint Mineral 29 C 60c Sal QTl Kepatlca J w 25o Feenamint 1 Q f Gum I 200 Old Cigarettes, only PAYLESS DRUGS 33 North Central None Sold to Dealers Quantity Rights Reserved CHILDLIKE OVER TITLE be long now.' Then Mr. Duffy tell me to go get him." As far as Prlmo Is concerned, they can bring on the challengers now. He probably is the iM confident champion who ever demanded the big end of the gate. "I fight Baer. I fight anybody. I whip all of them. You'll see. Primo Is champ." He likes the latter phrase. It was as though he had been saying It to himself, over and over, for endless days and nights and auddenly found he could say It out loud. His happi ness was almost childlike. When or where the modern goliath will make the first defense of his title neither he nor his advisers know. But It will be for Madison Square Garden, Prlmo having contracted for one more fight under the corpora tion's auspices. GIVEK 1 0-YEAR TERM PORTLAND, Ort., June 30. (AP) Perry Reynolds was sentenced to serve ten years In federal prison "I Laugh At The Weather Man" "let the thermometer rite, I'm prepared. hava found a delight ful way to stay cool and refresh d. I keep plenty of Iced India Tee en hand. Try Iti India Tea makei better Iced tea. Chilling never weakans H flaver. To get India Tsa, leek for the Mop-oMndlo trademark en every package ef tea you buy. 75c pint Pure Olive Oil 59c 1 35c Lifebuoy 25c Shaving Cream $1.00 Union Leader Tobacco 59c 50o Nassour Olive Oil Sham poo. Wave Set 33 Q Ft. Rubbing 1 Q f Alcohol, only .. 3C TOOTH PASTES 60c Ipana Tooth Paste 31 60o Forhans tooth pst. 37 25c Dr. West's Paste....l4 60c Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder 49 50o Imperial tooth pst. 19 50c Kolynos Paste . 29 1-lb, Nassour s' AQf Brushless Shave wC Kotex 15 Modess 14 15c tins Prince 1 1 Albert Tobacco I ' C 5c Gauze Toilet 1 Qf Paper, 5 for - ' 60c Italian QQ Balm .. 30c Bromo 1 Q f Quinine I w w 100 5-gr. Aspirin, 4 Qa Pure I JG 89c j look fer t h Is when he pleads guilty In federal court here Thursdsy to a charge of robbing the post office at Wren, Ben ton county, last month. He refused to plead guilty to a second count In the Indictment charging htm with threatening a poat office clerk with a dangerous weapon at Buell. Polk county, last December. Reynolds has served two terms in Washington state prison. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AND MONDAY Get Ready for the "4th" with Picnic 'Accessories from Safeway Come to our stores for all sorts of good things to eat for Ficnia Lunches or stay-at-home meals.,. We are always ready to supply you with all your food needs for any occasion at most reasonnble prices. EDWARDS DEPENDABLE COFFEE 25 Choke quality vacuum 1 Pack. Guaranteed Lb. Can I MAXWELL HOUSE .Maxwell Home Vila Fresh Coffee Lb. Can SALAD DRESSING Gold Medal, New quality Full quart DEVILLED MEAT Ubbj'i Excellent Sandwich Meat 4 Cans ' MARSHMALL0WS Huffiest, Fresh In Cellophane Package Lb. pkg. PANCAKE FLOUR Mv-l-mum, Unexcelled foe Panoikes or Waffles 2A lb. pkg. MUSTARD French's Cream Salad Jar FLOUR Safeway, All Purpose. Lay In Supply Before the Tax (ft 9 Lb. Bag 29? 5 49 lb, bag SUGAR Pure Cane. Fine 45c Granulated 7 lb MATCHES Favorite Sure Strike 3 boxes 10' 4th of July Fruits and Vegetables WATERMELONS Juicy Red Ripe Klondlkes. The Best APRICOTS Ripe for Table tie No, 3 Basket LETTUCE Local Grown, mm --- SB Local Strawberries, Bing Cherries at Market Price. Lamb Roast, Lb Vegetable Shortening, 3 lbs. . . Beef Cubes, 2 lbs Choice Veal Steak, 2 lbs Baby Beef Pot Roait Lb DILLS . Main and Holly. PORTLAND, June 30. AP) A re ward of 1500 will be psld the person Picnic SWANSDOWN OH Most Popular Cake Flour gY M Lge. pkg. Om fia SNOWFLAKES 1 C Fresh Crisp, and they are Crackers J Lb. pkg. " w CREAM CHEESE 1 7 Orfron Full Cream, Aged Just Rleht I Lb. AIRWAY COFFEE OO High quality rresh around Coffee f W Lh. nkov i Om MALT SYRUP Bnlco, Hop Flavored. It'i Cnod Cfin PORK & BEANS 27 nn M U dm M Hitler i, old Fasnioned Moiassei Flator 9 f PEANUT 15- HcKMly't Oreinn Made PINEAPPLE 15' Llbny's Fancy, Eltfit 4! 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MILK Llbhy's Extra Quality Can PRETZELS Large Butter Pretzels V. lb. pkg. PICKLES Rosedale Fancy Whole Sweets Quart jar 6 1 5c 29c BREAD Malted Malt Finest Bread "JP. Staya Fresh I a Loaf I C OLIVES a California Rlpa sflC Tall can " SHOP EARLY 39 1 3v2c Choice Pork Steak, f C 2 lbs ZOC 7 Cor 10s 33 No, Central