Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPATTE FOUR MEDFcraD matl ttttbunt:. mtjdford. obegon, Friday, octobeh 6, 1933. Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton Mlu Wilson and Cnauncey Blihop Wed. Of Interest to their many friends In this city la the following an nouncement of the wedding of Miss Uuli Wilson of Grants Pass and Cnauncey Bishop of Salem, carried In the Oregon Dally Emerald: Mlu Maria A. Wllaon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee Wllaon of Grants Paw. and Robert Chauncey Bishop, of Salem, were married at a formal afternoon ceremony Wednea .day In the Grante Pa&a Episcopal church, with the Eev. Mr. H. H. Mit chell officiating. The matron of honor waa the brlde'a alater, Mra. Phillip Twahy of Spokane: the brldesmalda were Constance Baker and Mra. H. Leo Wllaon, Jr., of Oranta Pasa. Little Clara Lee Ogle, daugh ter of Dr. and Mra. C. L. Ogle of Oranta Peas, waa the flower girl. Charlea Kay Bishop, brother of the groom, acted as best man, while ushers were Carl Oabrlelson and Har old dinger. Mra. Bishop graduated ' from the University two yeara ago. where ahe waa affiliated with the Kappaa Alpha Theta aororlty. Mr. Bishop la also a graduate of the University, and at tended the Harvard school of business administration. He waa a member of Beta Theta PI fraternity while at the university. ; Bible Claaa to Study ' 1 Story of Samuel The beautiful atory of Samuel will be atudled Sunday morning at the i Woman') Bible class meeting at the Preabyterlan church, and mothers and 1 teachers are assured by the class leader that they will find this atory most helpful In child training today. ', Members of the class are asked to bring their Blblea and to read I . Sam. 1-8. The claas meets In the church parlor every Sunday morning at 8:45 o'clock and a cordial invita tion la extended all persona Inter : eated In Bible atudy. to come and begin the year's work with the Prea byterlan group. Mra. Llttrell will care for the children of the claaa members In the nursery across the hall. Mlsa lewis Ilends Girl Scout Troop Election of officers waa held last Saturday by Olrl Scout troop No. 5, Lewla waa named president of the of Vie Jackson school, and Barbara troop. Other new offlcerm are: Dor othy Wilder, vice-president: Evelyn Harwood, aecretary, and Mary Beth Bradflsh, treasurer. ' Following the regular meeting last Saturday the troop enjoyed a hike. Meetings are held each Saturday morning at the Jackson school. M Mra. Wilcox, Hostess . To Phoenix Health Group ' The Phoenix health unit will meet with Mrs. Ralph Wilcox Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. - AH persons Interested In health work are Invited to be present. Miss Mildred Carlton, president of the Health association, will give a talk. Those persons wish ing transportation are asked to call Mra. Barnea, 'phone SS1-R-4. Winter Coats Hundreds of new coats priced at $14.50 to $65.00 Blouses Hundreds of netr hlnn.ee In alrlpes, plaids and plain col ors. Priced at $1.39 to $2.95 Sweaters i Hundreds of new sweater, priced at $1.95 to $4.95 k ii I ill k Teachers' Chorus Meets Tomorrow To atart a new year In music, el, members of the Jackson . County Teachere chorus are asked to meet at the county courthouse auditorium at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning. Miss Harriett Baldwin, supervisor of music in the Medford schools, will be present again to direct the chorus, with Mra. Effle Herbert Yeoman as accompanlat. Mr. Boyd Honored At Birthday Party Mra. Everett Eads entertained at her home on 39 Kenwood, Thursday evening In honor of her father, S. W, Boyd, who celebrated his eighty- second birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John T. Eads, Mr. Boyd, Mrs. Irl Oroves, Clsrence Eada, Mr. and Mra. Louis Richardson. Dorothy Eads, John Eada, Tom Glnn and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eada. BOOT, SHOE CODE WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. AP) The boot and ihoe manufacturing In dustry, Informed bluntly by Presl dent Roosevelt that the controversial merit clause must be removed from lti code of competition, today pre pared to adjust plants and merchan- dlslng organizations under the NRA program. Reaction of the manufacturers to elimination of the merit clause which they had demanded so Insistently waa not known today but NRA offi cials expressed confidence the Indus try would offer no further resistance. The marlt clause asserted the right of employers to hire and fire without regard for union affiliation. TO BE ERECTED IN CITY A building permit was Issued by the city today to J. B. Meehan for placing of a portable church at 703 West Sixth street, this city, at the cost of lqpo. The church, which la portii DtOt ii hi m DrouRnt nere irum Eugene for special services of the Seventh Day Adventlst church. It will be located In Medford for eight months, according to the per mit. : : 4 Escapes By Rum DETROIT, Oct. 6. (UP) Asking leave of his guards to talk to his wife, Harry Connors, ex -convict, un der sentence of 16 to 40 years for parole violation, dashed from the lobby of a prominent hotel here to day and escaped. otvat Burelson 's The largest stock of Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Garments and Millinery in Medford and Southern Oregon. And all at popular prices! SILK DRESSES Hundreds of new silk dresses priced at $5.95 to $29.50 WOOL DRESSES Hundreds of new wool dresses priced at $5.95to$18.50 EVENING GOWNS Dozens and dozens of evening dresses priced at $6.95to$25.00 SWAGGER SUITS Dozens of swagger suits priced at $19.75 to $29.50 Twin Sweaters Dozens and dorms of these new sweat era. Triced at $2.95 to $4.95 Skirts! Skirts More than 100 new skirts priced at $2.95 Suede Jackets A new shipment of suede Jackets, All colors. Priced at $6.95 and $7.95 E TO MEET HERE NEXT The most enthusiastic gathering In the history of the Shasta -Cascade Wonderland association was reported here today by A. K. Banwell, manager of the Medford Chamber of Com merce, upon his return from Redding, Cal. Jackson county hid the largest representation at the meeting, with 15 attending from Med lord and nine from Ashland. The next convention of the asso ciation will be held in Medford, this elty finally winning out over Klam ath Palls In exciting competition, waged by the two cities to gain the 1034 meeting. Medford also won endorsement ot the Williams Creek road construc tion, presented by Paul Rynnlng. county engineer; the Little Butt creek road, presented by Hamilton Patton: the Siskiyou project and the program to preserve the forest line of the Crater Lake highway. Jackson county is represented by W. A. Gates as director on the Shasta -Cascade ' Wonderland board and one of the most Interesting con tributions to the convention program was the description given Mr. Gates' speech on helroglyphlcs of the lava bed. Other Medford representatives win ning prominent places in the per sonnel of the association were: C. L. MacDonald, council chairman; C. Olenn Smith, chairman of the recrea tion group 'and Mr. Banwell, chair man of the resolution committee. It was decided at the meeting to devote a day of the Oregon Diamond anniversary celebration here to the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland associa tion, E. C. "Jerry" Jerome, celebra tion chairman, announced. The motion picture, featuring the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland section, recently filmed by Hollywood direct ors, was presented In a preview at the convention and was described to day by Mr. Banwell as the most beau tiful scenery film he has ever viewed. It will be ready for release within 10 days and will be shown In Medford. APPLE IMPORTS PARIS, Oct. 6. (UP) A reduction of 60 percent In the apples Import quota from the United States In the last quarter of this year as compared with the same period a year ago was announced today. The ministry of commerce notified the United States embassy that the quota allotted United States apples and pears for the last quarter of 1033 waa 37,896 metric quintal or about two-fifths of the quota a year ago. Millinery Specials! Enticing new styles that are decidedly 1934! New Fall Felts $1.49 Smart Angora Beret These perky affairs have just arrived at Burelson's. You can afford several. MRS. J. H. SUaQ, Manager 'Lost Then Found 1 i .14 V 4M ' 4- -t Mrs. George M. Cox (above), 27. year-old wife of a Chicago and New Orleans ship-builder, whose disap pearance from New Orleans with her son and her parents, led Cox to believe all four had been kidnaped, was located in Chicago. (Associated Presa Photo Bonanza Strike Reported Near Comstock Lode RENO, Nev., Oct. 6. (UP) A bonanza gold strike was reported today at a alte within 1500 feet of the original Comstock atrlke of pioneer days. Today's discovery, made at the famous Ophlr mine at Virginia City, waa a streak of ore two feet wide and assaying M0O0 a ton. The bonanza streak waa In a quartz face 12 feet wide. Similar rich atreaks have previ ously been found in the comstock Lode. Miners believe they are scattered through the vast ore body. Boy On Bicycle Killed By Truck ALBANY, Ore., Oct. 6. (AP) Wll lard Lake, 16. was killed on the Pa cific highway at Jefferson today when he waa struck by an oil truck aa he was riding a bicycle. Last year he was aimllarly atruck while on a bicycle near the scene of hla death today, but he then escaped with minor injuries. if A Cotton Prints Norelly cotton prints In 3fMnrh widths . . . Brand new patterns nlth both Hint and dark trounrt, yard New Woolens Basket weaves, flannels and able In this special showing of woolens tor fall and winter rarments . . . The colors are Rnvnle, Bottle Oreen, Seal Brown, Wine and Black ... 84 Inches wide and a real value at this price, yard $1.95 Shadow Rough Crepe You'll he rtrURhttd with tnne clever new shadow rounh crepe In the xery newest mel low mil fthailfK , , , This material Is really NEW and mme In 39 Inch widths at this real value thing price, vard $1.95 Smart Scarfs Just the scarf to wear with the new fall suaxitrr ult! Wool novelty plaid scarfs In wide choice of patterns. Main floor special tomorrow-- Think of it lovely FALL HATS are nelnf featured In our main floor and basement hops priced as low as 59c Adel Lee Shop mm i - McCall Printed TO ROSEBURG FOR Coach Darwin Burgher will take 22 young grid warriors from Medford high achool Saturday morning to In vade the hunting grounda of the Roaeburg Indians the same afternoon. Roaeburg will have a squad equally aa atrong as Medford with only 8 letterraen lost by graduation. Last year the Tigers, In a bitterly fought contest, defeated Roaeburg. 14 to 0. The players alated to make the trip are: Bennett, J. Pierce, B. Prentice, Hammack, Baker, White, Lewla, Geb hardt, aillnsky, Hlnman, Stewart. Clifford, Fowler, Kuntman, Ghelardl, Sleveraon, Brown, Bates, Bates, Kin dred, Kuennle, Kroschel. Simmons. Shaw, Knox and Shaw. Coach Burgher aaya the boys are in good condition with the excep tion of a few Injuries. The starting lineup will probably be Bennett and Hlnman, ends; J. Pierce and Shaw or Kindred tackles; Prentice and Baker, guards; White, quarter; .Lewis, left half; GUInsky or Ghelardl, right half: Bates, fullback. The team will either leave by bus or In private cars. .4 F. IN RODEO STUNT COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., Oct. 6. (UP) Two weeks ago Dr. Lloyd Shaw, superintendent of Cheyenne Mountain high school, announced that hla achool would abandon foot ball this year for bronco riding and steer wrestling. "It la leas dangerous and more cul tural too," he declared. Dr. Shaw sustained a cracked rib BARGAIN Extraordinary Kotex, regular size 12c. Two for 23c PAYLESS DRUGS Medford Bldg. M. 19c tweeds are avail- $1 1 flz-'mmimmmmmMimmmaHa : 1 Jjw 1 Men's Underweai Men's union suits In medium weights, fleece lined and an exceptionally fine bar fain at this prk $1.00 Boys' Sweaters BmV wool sweaters In slip-on styles and a fine avrtment of'novelty sport designs. Bargain basement special $1.39 Patterns Pay Less, today while ha ha was giving his claaa a leaaon on bulldogglng. He dis missed the Injury lightly. "A cracked rib la nothing, ha said. "X used to get them efetn when I was bulldogglng ateera as an occupa tion. The rodeo sports will continue to be a part of this high school's curriculum." . 10 THE DALLES FOR 1L District Attorney George Brown, of Wasco county and Sheriff Harold Sexton, also ot The Dalles, are today returning to that city Ruby Joseph, and her 17-year-old son, Richard Hamilton, alias Joseph, on warrants charging burglary not In a dwelling. Mrs. Joseph has been held In the Fall Fashions That Go to Your Head "Meadowbrook" "Catalinas" "Stetson" "Dobbs" "Knox'' $1.95 to $10.95 Ovalized Hats really fit your head ! And the new colors are: Eel Tile Wine Beige brown, black, blues. rtennes We Give S. & H. Green If If It's Value Plus Low Price You're Looking For, Shop At the M. Dept. Store 'y Adjectives cannot rV;--'-. A Sunday Night Dresses . . . yes, semi-formal frocks in sizes from 14 to 20 . . , each one with just the right touch to make it fashionable and different . . . You must see these Sunday Night dresses to appreciate their values at these low prices . . They're smart for Fall . . . Fur Jackets High t fade Lapan and linings of Skinner's satin ... An excellent choice of shades, too . . . Nutria, taupe, black and brown .- . In sizes from 14 to 20 . . . What Main Floor values they are at $22.50 and up to $35 Bargain Basement Dress Better county jail here for about tea days. Her husband. Sidney Joseph, S3, and her brother, John W. O'Malley, 47, charged with the same offense, wen taken north last Friday. Mrs. Joseph suffered a nervous breakdown and waa unable to go north at that time. Her oldest son was arrested yesterday. Three other of her chil dren are attending achool In the Thompson creek section. Captain Lee M. Bown of the state police said today that word bad been received from Texas prison authori ties, stating that they would return O'Malley. who escaped from the peni tentiary July IT, this year. Joseph's record also shows that he la alao an escape from the Texas penitentiary. AUSTIN. Tex, Oct. 6. (UP) The state senate today passed a blU as HEATH'S Drug Store Medford Bldg., Phone 884 We wish to announce to all of the women in Jackson Coun ty that our rest rooms, in our new quarters, are now open and invite all of you to take advantage of them when you are doing your shopping. Specials for This Week End 60c Sal Hepatica ... 50c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream Moth Proof Bags with Clothes Hanger $1.25 Creomulsion 5 lbs. Epsom Salt J. Quarts Milk of Magnesia 59 Gillette Probak and Blue Blades 19 60c Farhans Tooth Paste 46 50c Ipana 36 ( I Kotex pl.OO Listerine 69 $1.60 Casey's Compound $1.19 $1.35 Pierce's Favorite Prescription $1.19 25c Dr. West's Tooth Paste :.-18d Woodbury's Liquid Castile or Tar Shampoo.. 26 Medford Bldg., Phone 884 Saving Stamps. Ask describe the smartness and genuine $895 and up to $14.75 You'll stride with smart fall EnnaJettick Shoes When you try Enna-Jettlcks, you'll readlty agree that "You No Lo nfter Need Be Told Von Have An Expensive Foot" . . . and what smartness , . . what stjle and what value at these two standard prices. $5 and $6 Sizes 1 to 13 . . . AAAAAA to EEE CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS Ravnn wool stocking for children In plain and vide libs. The sites rente from S't to 10's. Basement special, pair 29c CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Taped union suits In all sizes tor children A real basement special and one you should take adrantaice of before price Increase. 69c WOMEN'S HOSE Women's rayon-KOol and cotton hosiery In a fine variety of shsdes for fall wear, special In our basement, pair 39c . sessing, a death penalty for kidnaping in Texas. The bill now goea to the house. Arrlres by Train Mrs. L. N. Mo Lellen of Portland arrived In Med ford on the Oregonlao this mornltu; to Join her husband, who Is attend ing to business matters here for a few days. DINTY MOORE'S 4 LITTLE GIANTS NININGER'S CAFE ASHLAND TONIGHT 36 33 - 29 87t 23d 2 for 25c DRUG STORE For Them' value of these clever . . . pride with a pair of these SHOES For Everyone Trs sir, If ton are looking for BKAL SHOE RVRC UNS you must not overlook the fine ar ray of barcalns we are featur ing In our basement shoe for rounj and old. for eterr mem ber of the family that are priced at REAL IErm:!ioN PRirES . . , You don't hate to take our word Juit look over our basement shoe department tomorrow!