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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOIU), OREGOX,' THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1934. NATIONAL GUARD TANKS ARRIVE IN STRIKE AREA "SHOCK TROOPS" IN GENERAL STRIKE S.P. trict, with headquarters In San Fran cisco, according to the announcem-nt, t - .; :', '- JK 'k'r- - ..1,1 EFFECTIVE AUG. 1 1 i J ft r. Mil,, O" , pf r i, mvy TWO r "w - I OREOON CAVES NATIONAL MON UMENT, Ore. Special.) Witt travel steadily increasing to the Oregon Caves and the great built of visitor, next to Oregon, arriving Jrom Cali fornia, loop trips are popular with matorlsU this season, usually bring ing them to the caves, Crater Lake and other scenic attractions, com ments by visitors have revealed. Th route often follows the Red wood highway to this report, Grants Pass, the Pacific hlghwuy to Medfoid and then to Crater Lake. An Inter esting return trip leads through Kla math Falls, a side trip to the Modoc Lava Beds National monument, a visit at Lassen Volcanic National park and a choice of routoa to home dest natlons In California. The Journey up the Redwood high way from flan Francisco and other bay section points takes the motorist through aome or Uis. finest stands of redwoods In existence, presenting a picture no traveler can easily forget. Many acres of big trees have been purchased and aet aside as state parks by the ataU of California. The fcave Th Redwoods league ot California, composed of the most prominent citi zens of the state, has been largely responsible for their creation. A traveler In a redwood grove is akin to a person In a new world, re mindful of the portals of a cathedral, dim, lofty, pillared and peaceful. Thin temple, so patiently brought about through the passage of many centur ies, Is compared as nobler, mure beau tiful and more serene than any erect ed by the hands of man. Loftier than Amiens, Its red-wine shafts, reaching toward the heavens over 200 feet, are more numerous than the pillars of Cordova. The floor of the land of big treei, with their green and brown carpet Ings, are declared more Intricate ttian those of St. Marks Mid forest aisles are Illuminated with a light of great er beauty than that which filters through the stained glass of Chart res. These Inspiring scenes can be viewed In leisurely driving en routA to the Oregon Caves, descriptions of which challenge spoken or written wods. SALEM CITY WATER GRADE A IS CLAIM SALEM. July 18. -fp) Following an examination today of the Salem water supply, the state board of health pro nounced the water grads A, or first class for human use, ' The examina tion was made by Carl tt. Green, sani tary Inspector for the board, and J. E. Bllnkhorn of the Marlon county health board. The request for examination came from Charles M. Thomas, publlo util ities commissioner, after he had re ceived a complaint from K. O. Thomson, local lawyer, that the water wa "unfit for drinking purposes," SEATTLE INDUSTRIAL PLANT IS DESTROYED SEATTLE. Wash., July 10. (P) A three-alarm fire of mysterious ori gin last nlKht destroyed the plant of the Ehrltch-Harrlnon Hardwood com pany in the south end Industrial section, with a loss estimated by fire officials at more than $60,000, Fire Captain W. W. Mulntosh said the fire was burning In several sepa rate places when hfei outfit arrived. Ail kinds of la. mankj fur salo for rent, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept of Mall Tribune. Use Mali Tribi.no want ads. k " 11 LIT A. J M. I -,w L' Yr ' h-S ' i 3i jit r wSxrr mum - Troops stationed on San Francisco's waterfront were augmented by additional units, Including these armored tanks, and were billeted on the waterfront as a general strike went Into effect (Associated Press Photo) T LA GRANDE, Ore., July 19. &) A three-day festival program In honor of the Union Pacific's semi-centennial In eastern Oregon began to unfold here this morning with the opening of events of a railroad Jubilee that Is expected to attract thousands people to LaOrande. The Initial event was the arrival here of a replica of the first train that entered LaOrande In 1884. bear lng as Its passengers some of the old est settlers and veteran railroad men of this section. Following this the Impromptu celebration of half a cen tury ago will be re-enacted and then a pioneer parwie held, preceding an all-day annual pioneer picnic and LaOrande home-coming at Riverside park. The coronation of Queen Faye with ceremonies In which 300 LaOrande children will take part Is scheduled for Thursday nUiht at the stadium, under floodlights. The Odgen, Utah, U. P. band, which will play at the coronation, arrived here today. The oelebratlon parade will be Fri day morn'ng. a downtown Mardl Gras In the afternoon and the Northwest drum corps contest In the evening. Saturday events include an histor ical pageant In the afternoon and ft wreatllng-boxlng card at night.' Golf, tennis, horseshoe tournaments and a rodeo will be held dally, with trap shootlng Friday and a baseball game between LaOrande and the Mission Indians Saturday, f ; SLIGHTLY IN JULY WASHINGTON, July 19. (VP T.io labor department today reported a efight increase in retail food prices during the two weeks ended July 1. The department's Index number for the two weeks was 109.fi as compared with 109.1 the previous two weeks. One hundred represents prices In 1013. Of 43 articles Included In the sur vey, 18 went up, 8 dropped snd 10 did not change. Among Items In creasing were pork chops, bacon, ham. frsgs, steak, lard, oleomargarine, ar.d siutnr. The Index two years ao stood at 101, See Court Hall If you want to sell your Bart let ta. ""' jffSh. rfjfci ra-44MM mwmm Jnm waiorfroni of San Francuco tooK on an outward appaaranca of wartlma activity, but otharwlia waa paaceful aa tha national guard took charge of ,tata property after aerloua rioting between maritime worker, and police had taken place. Col. Wayne Allen of the Oaklanc contingent le ehown giving order, to troop, under hia command. LOCAL BOYS ACCEPTED By NAVAL START FIDS! T! r-''T ' r Announcement of Important pro motions In the freight traffic depart ment of the Southern Pacific com pany, effective August V, has Just been made by J. T. Saunders, vice president In charge of system freight traffic. Herman W. Klein comes to Oregon as general freight agent, with head quarters at Portland. He will have Jurisdiction over the company's freight traffic in this state and will direct solicitation activities through out the Northwest territory, It was staed. Klein has been with the railroad's freight department for nearly 35 years. He succeeds W. W. Hsle, who advances to the position of general freight traffic manager of the South ern Pacific lines in Texas and Louisi ana, with offices In Houston. D. J. McOanney, now assistant to the vice-president, will succeed to Klein's position as general freight agent of the company's central dis Police Sgt. Grover Hawkins Is shown wearing some of the equip ment given San Francisco police as a general strike, tying up the city's industry, went Into effect. It includes goggles for the horse to keep out tear gas; gas masks for the officer; gas bombs, long firearm and night stick. (Associated Press Photo A. P. Walker, C. M. M., U. 8. N., recrultlnn officer for this district, re port that Chnrles Ward and Donald Sttnson of Medford and James T. Bush of Rogue River were accepted , this season waa six men, completed his education at the Med ford high school, where he distin guished himself as an athlete and a leader In school affairs. Bush Is a graduate of the Rogue River high ! school and a well known young man 1 of that community. - I All these boys were selected from j a large list or applicants Because 01 the hitch marks attained In their mental, moral and physical examlna- tlons. All three boys are Interested In atoain and Diesel engineering and Intend to take up training In this profession after graduating from the recruit training school. This month's quota assigned to the other 19-:. . ' r ..t t - for enlistment at the main recruit- j three vacancies nelng filled by D. T. lng station, Portland, Ore., on July Brndley and J. A. Slusser of Klam- 17, and Immediately transferred to i nth Palls and H. N. Wimer of Port! the recruit training school at San Diego for preliminary training. Ward Is a well known local athlete and received his education at the Troopers line up In a plershed for their first night of keeping peace on the strike-torn embarcadero. Kin math. Wnlker expects a material Increase in the August and September quo tas snd states that there are a few .postoffice building and Is open dally Interested young men make applica tion early. Recruiting office Is located in the Jacksonville hln school. St In son I vacancies left. He requests that all from 8 a. m. to 3 p, m . Notice to Fruit Growers. My office Is located In the corner of Hotel Holland Building connected with the Carl Tengwald offices. COURT HALL. Adrienne's EXPANSION SALE Is attracting women from all southern Oregon and northern California who recognize real value and style. Here are just a few items: BETTER DRESSES A good selection of stles In plain silks and smart prints. Value to 935. $15 Two dresses for $25 SUITS & DRESSES Attractive plain and printed silk drones and suits. Values to $?5 In tliln group. $12.95 Two for $20 SPRING COATS V2 price Jewelry, Lingerie Hat?, etc., Yt Price Adrienne's Better Permanents $1.95 to $5.50 Shampoo and Dry Finger Wave 75c Finger Wave, Dry ....50c Finger Wave, Wet 25c WE GUARANTEE TO PLEASE At Popular Prices Young's Beauty Shop J Phone 454. 24 S. Grape LOW FARES to EUGENE FOR OREGON i TRAIL I PAGEANT JULY 26-27-28 ROUND TRIP See this epio drama of the West 2000 in cast. See the famous Pioneer Parade and other thrill ing events. Make the trip safoly, quickly, economically by train. Southern Pacific ,T. C. r.tKl.K. Phone 3i The entile family will enjoy home made Ice 3ream. Make it often during the hot weather New Shipment of Specially Priced ICE CREAM FREEZERS 2 Qt. Galvanized Freezers 98c 2 Qt. Arctic Freezers $3.60 4 Qi. Arctic Freezers ..... .$5.40 6 Qt. Arctic Freezers $7.15 4 Qt. White Mountain Freezers .... $6.95 6Qt. White Mountain Freezers. . . .$8.10 22 Qt. Granite Canners $1 .74 15 Qt. Granite Canners . .$1.29 ;V;: n, I 4 1, :.. . .xwc the cigarette that's MILDER M the cigarette that tastes better I'S-S No PRODUCT YOU CAN BUY is made under more sanitary conditions than you will find in the modern Chesterfield factories. Everything used in making Chesterfield Cigarettes is scientifi cally tested for cleanliness and pur ityand so ingenious is the ma chinery that the cigarette is hardly ever touched by hand. EVEN THE AIR IN THE CHESTERFIELD FACTORIES IS CHANGED EVERY 4',' MINUTES Every time you start to smoke a Chesterfield, remember this state ment by a well-known physician: "I bare been something of a student of Cigarettes and it is my belief that they offer the mildest and purest form in u hiih tobacco is used. " 1 O 1, 1 fy'.m Mvm Toivco Co.
