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PXGE FOUR Society and Clubs Edited by Into Fewell BrauriHd-Orr Wedding Told At tha homa of Mr. and Mn. D. R Sraastleld t 3834 North Emit Mth atreet In Portland, their daughter, Mlaa Marjorta waa married to Alfred Bugena Orr, aon of Mr. and Mra. A. r. Orr of Medford, laat PrldaT even ing, with Rer. Alexander O. Bennett, formerly of Medford, officiating. The bride sraa atUnded by her ala Vr, Mlaa Mary Braufleld, and Leland Cook of Portland, fraternity brother of the groom, acted aa beat man. The Orre returned to Uedford thla week and will make their borne here, where Mr. Orr la aaeoclated with bla father In bualneaa. . Mr. Orr la a graduate of the HIM Military academy and Oregon StaM college, where he waa affiliated with Alpha Chi Rho fraternity, Mra. Orr la being welcomed to Med' ford, where aha baa a number of friends, having vlalted numeroua tlmei during the paat few yeara. - Mra. Illlea Entertain! Oak Orora Club Mra. O. A. Hllea entertained the Oak Orore Neighborhood club on Wednea day, an enjoyable afternoon be'.ng pent on the expanalre lawn. Little Patty Mattlaon gave a reading which waa well received. Vlaltora at the club were Mra. A Mattlaon, Mra. Oeorge Hllea, Mra. S R. Wheeler of Portland and Mra. B. r. Caldwell. The club membera pro- aented Mra. Wheeler with a lovely gift. Refreahmenta were aerved by the hoeteae, awl ted by her daughter, Mn. Mattlaon, and her daughter-in-law, Mra. Oeorge Hllea. Announcement will be made later aa to the next meeting. Wight! Are Vlaltori From California Mr. and Mn. Edgar Wight of On tario, calif., are vlnltlng Mr. Wlght'a mother and aunt, Mra. Ida K. wood and Florence Oravee, at their homo, S20 North Oakdale avenue. The Wlghta vlnlted Toeemlta before aomlng to Medford. Upon their re turn aouth. will plan to Journey by way of the Redwood highway and Ban Pranctaco. Wheeler! Return To Home In North Mra. B. R. Wheeler and little daughter Patricia left thla forenoon by train for their home In Portland, saving apent the peat two montha at the homo of Mra. Wheeler'e parent!, tit. and Mra. J. B. Lundy, who realdo on the Jacksonville highway. WILL AID ORGANIZING OF STATEWIDE CLUB Jackson county RepubllPaUit will be Wm represented At th meeting in Kugene tomorrow to form a permn- Htnt organization of the Oregon Re publican club. A temporary organi sation waa perfected In Portland a few weeka ago and Britt Nedry was chosen temporary chairman and 8. 8. Smith member of the first congrea eional advisory committee. The Idea of the club la to har wonlre all Republican!, young and old, men and women, Into an active working organization and to aulat congreHnlonnl, stat and county com mittee In conducting an aggremilve campnlgn this fall for the aucceaa of the entire Republican ticket. A county organization will be formed here early In August. Among thoae who will attend from Wila county ara Frank Parrel!. Don Newbury, Jnck Porter, Pred Colvltf, W. M. McAllister, O. H. Bengston and B. 8. Smith. FEWM.E. MINISTERS Ret. N. D. Wood, pastor of tha Tint M. E. church, reported today that there were few moves made at the recent annual conference at Mil ton. Rv. Wood atnied there were five men who had aerved aa pastor for four yeara at tha aamo church and were returned to the mmi plsces for their fifth yeara. Iter. Wood la among those return ing for the firth year and eaya thnt Dr. Joiiftt P. Dray remained at Mil ton. Dancing Bonneya Ortll; B-pleee rchestrs; Saturday night, July 38th. 1P34. Bonney a famous fried chicken dlnnera. l . . .. . The original mollow'd coffee) ... mellow'd in tropical sunshine... mellow'd by blending... mellow'd by roosting. ..then Instantly pock ed in vacuum to come to YOU filled with flavor ond oroma, fresh at the morning dew. As fins m money can buy yet MODERATELY priced! .Ml!!ea Nue, Hammett Leave Today for Portland. The Mlaaee Maratlne Nua of Port land and Blllle Hammett of thla city left by train thla morning for Mlai Nue'a home, where Mlaa Hammett will vUlt for two weeka. They returned from a vtalt In L Angetea Wednea lay, and alnce then MUa Nue had been a gueet here at the Hammett residence. a Mra. Leonard Carienler Kntertalna for Oueitt! Mr!. Leonard Carpenter waa hoateaa at a dinner party on Wedneeday eve ning, Inviting 18 membera of the younger aet to her home for the pleasure of her two bouae gueata, Mlia Marian Weir of Cleveland and Mlna Elizabeth Egan of St. Loula. Mlaa Peggy Hamlll of New Tork, who la the house guest of Mra. Alfred S.. V. Carnenter, waa alao an honoree. Mlsa llerkman Depart! After Month'! Htay Mlaa Annette Heckman of Hllo, Ha waii, who haa been a guest here of Dr. and Mra. W. H. Heckman for the past month, left thla morning on the Shasta for Portland, where aha will visit her sinter, Mrs. C. P. Swtgert, Jr With Mrs. Swlgert, Mlsa Heckman will alao motor to LaOrande to visit her brother-in-law and enter, Mr. and Mra. Carl Weaver, and children. Following a few weeka' vlalt In the north, Mlsa Heckman will continue to Vancouver, B. C, from where ehe w.ll nail on the Empress of Japan for Hllo. Mil! Mrfiorry Vlslti Friend! In AHhland Mlaa Catharine McOarry of Seattle, who la apendlng thla week here aa the guest of her aunt, Mra. Helen Conroy, vlalted Ashland frlenda wed neaday. Mlsa McOarry formerly re, elded in Ashland, and la now a atu dent at the University of Waahlrot, ton, where aha haa completed two yeara of pre-medlce. Mra. Robinson llostesi At One o'clock Luncheon. Mra. Gain Robinson la hoateaa to day at a one o'clock luncheon at her home, 033 South Holly street, honor ing visiting guests In the city. Mra. Roblnaon haa Invited twelve to the affair. Mlsa Rankin flutst Of Margarita Boyle Mlaa Jean Rankin of Portland la the guest of Mlsa Margarita Boyla at her home, 1017 East Main, for two weeka. Mlaa Boyla la planning several par ties In her honor. E STORE AUGUST 1 1 With tha floor to be finished early next week and other work on tha Luman Brothers' store building at the corner of East Main and South Bart lett progressing rapidly, the opening to bo about August 11, It waa an nounced today. Some of the fixtures will be moved by August 4. An up-to-date grocery department, modeled after the typical I. O. A. plan. a large meat market and bakery shop will all be Included on the main floor at Luman 'a, Walls and celling of the former Deuel structure are finished In light plaster so that the new store will be particularly attractive. Charles and William Lumsn, owners of the Star Market on East Main street, have been In business at their present location for 17 years and are Med ford's pioneer butchers. The ex tensive expansion of this firm indi cates that they have grant faith In the Rogue River valleys future. Dorothy Dunbar, ex-wlfe of Max Baer, the world's heavyweight cham pion, la tacatlonlng at the North west Plan and ' (Bine fnrm located east of I'rospert. She will probably he there about two weeka, having come here from Ixm Angles. Other vlHlton at the "dude ranch are Mr. and Mrs. Loslie Bowman and dauR titer, Lome, who flew here In their Waco ship. Thry are to remain at the fnrm a month. I-orne, who la 13, la raid to be the youiiRest pilot In Los Angeles. Dancing Bonney's Orlll: 8-plece orchestra; Saturdny nlht. July 3Bth. 1034. Bonnej's famous fried chicken dinners. , MEDFORD 3CAIL F TO BE BANQUETED BY C-C AUGUST 9 Robert Fechner, director of the Civilian Conservation Corps, will be guest at a banquet sponsored by the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce on Thursday, August 8th, ac cording to present plans. It waa an nounced by chamber officials today. Learning that Pcchner would be In thla territory the Chamber of Com mere sometime ago Invited him to address a group of local citizens and this morning a letter waa received by B. B. Harder, president, to the effect that the Invitation was accept ed provided arrangements could be mada with D. M. Can field, acting sup erlntendent of Crater Lake national park, who will be In charge of Mr. Pechncr'a Itinerary when he Is In thla section. Inasmuch aa tt la Impassible for Mr. Pechner to be here for a noon luncheon, Mr. Can field suggested the evening meeting, and It la to be ex pected that a large turnout of bus. ness met; and their wives will be on hand to greet him. "Medfotd has benefitted t re mend ously by the establishment of the CCC," stated Mr. Harder this morn ing, "and we hope we shall have a very large reservation list to greet the head of thla organization." Officers of the OCO stationed In thla district have been Invited as have officials of tha Crater Lake nat ional park. The Chamber of Commerce la also endeavoring to locate Arno B. Cam- merer, director of national parks, who la due In Medford on August 8th. and It Is hoped that he also will be able to be a guest at the banquet. Definite word la being waited from Washington, D. C, by chamber officials regarding bis Itin erary. FIVE NABBED ON Ti Paill AntriYWfl SK Vanv-mveaa- net. nue. and Melvln J. nAerU ana Palm HtfWfft. VAM aarrftftfAtl Tnt nlnVif h state polios on charges of reckless driving. Andrews, driving with no oper ators lire rut fn1lri is. mtnn Um Intersection of Riverside and Fifth, and hit a woman pedestrian whose nam was not learned, police report. He was fined 10 after entering a plea of guilty In city court this morning. Beagle waa nicked im nn eh lflc hlRhwav near Tnlent. i cited to appear before Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman at 4:30 p. m. this afternoon. James R. Fret well. rnntA o .-. ed yesterday at Eighth anrt rvv.i for having no chauffer's license. ia ciiec. to appear In Justice court tomorrow, as ta Rov Watkina nt An tral Point, arrested last night on the same charge two miles from town on the Crater Lake highway. ljiqk. Appiegate, cio South Oakdale, was arrested last night In this city for driving with four persona over 12 yeara of ase in tha frnnt fined 95 this afternoon In city court. ED News that Edward t. nmm.. tola V. Worthlnirton. both r city, were married in a quiet corc mony at Yreka, Mondav. Jul as was Just received today through a Yreka newwpaner. and t th f considerable corurratulati nni K . rvmmer's fellow emnlovea at is. Medford fire department, from whom hv marriage wu Kept secret. Monday was Mr. Demtner'a rfa ff and his trip to Csllfornla with M!ss Worthtnirton and return .uv. wr. Demmer waa quite unknown until to day. The ceremony wna conducted In justice of the Peace C. E. Butler. Both are well known in Medford. Mrs. Dem- mer Mini emnioved .t th piri Telephone and Telegraph office. You oan ret am-thin nntim. . tVVoe-a. Acroaa from the courthoi.ne SATURDAY SPECIAL Here la a nice tender cake tor hot wenthor. It goes just right with ice- cronm. PINEAPPLE SPONGE CAKES In two ilif i 24c and 34c 203 West Main "llreail rnert. for vitality" TRTBTJNE, 5CEDFORD, IjOCALS Clarks In Town Mr. and Mra. Bu ford E. Clark of E'.e Point ware visitors in Medford today. In Medford Today Joe Henry, rep resenting Levi Strauss cU Co. of 0an Pranclsco, la a business visitor hare t1ay. . see Prom San Francisco Warren Por ter of San Pranclsco la among tha out-of-town callers in Medford today Haa Tonsils Removed Mrs. Prits Nosier today had her tonsils removed at the CommunitT hospital. In City Today Benjamin Ellla of Applegate and Corbett Smith of Lake Creek are Medford visitors today. as In Sams Valley Amy Elliott, Vir ginia Undley, Betty Vilm and Shir ley Chadwlck will spend the week end at Sams Valley visiting with O. L. Llndiey. see Inspector Here J. W. Melcholr, field inspector of tha World War Vet erans ctate aid commission, la spend' lng a few days in Medford and Is making his headquarters at Carl Y Tengwald'a office. e Shopping In Medford Out-of- town shoppers In Medford today In clude Mrs. P. O. Swedenburg of Ash land, Mrs. Irene Wells of Talent and Mrs. E. J. Board man of Central Point, Go Clam Digging Oust Roches and Oeorge Paris of thla city have re turned from two days' clam digging at Crescent City, where they got the limit each day. see Grass Fire Today The city flra de partment answered a oall on Stewart avenue near Orchard Home drive, at 10 a. m. today, to extinguish a grass fire. There waa no damage caused by the fire. e Will Return Tonight Mr. and Mrs. E. N Eldrldge, Bill Barnum and Joan Buchter will return to Medford this evening from Portland. Mrs. Eldrldge and aon Bill motored north on Tues day, and are being Joined by the others on their return. e Meet at Applegate Rev. and Mrs Ralph Peterson and four young pe pie of Phoenix, conducted a relig ious meeting in the recreation hall at the Applegate CCO camp Tuesday evening. Captain Robert E. Dens- more, camp commander, has asked them to return for another meeting because of th enthusiasm aroused. Returned to Ashland Larry Saun ders, wanted by the Ashland police on charges of passing two bad checks at a beer parlor in Ashland Sunday was arrested here by City Officer Tom Robinson, and was taken to te neighboring city by Deputy Sheriff Phil Stansbury. Saunders was In a beer parlor here at the time of his arrest. Gllllama Here Reverend M. Oll 11am, formerly pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness church here, and Mrs. Oil- 11am have returned to Medford In t:.e evangelistic work of the church. They will be at the tent at tha church's new location on East Jackson street at Bessie, near tha Roosevelt school. Services tonight and tomorrow even ing will be at 8 o'clock, while Sun day they will be at 11 a. m.. V p. m. and 7:45 p. m. Special music Is to be given with stringed Instruments and gospel songs. The public Is cordially Invited. SUMMER SHOES Note the Final Slash of Prices! $1-00 $.49 $J.99 THE BAND BOX & SHOE BOX 'The 223 East Sixth Street STAR MAHHCET 314 E. MAIN FREE DELIVERY PHONE 273 SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Rhode Island Red Hens and Fryers Beef Choice Tot Rowt Lb. Lard Home Rendered 3 Lb OREGON. FRTD5Y, JULY 27, 193. IT REMAINS CLOSED BY STRIKE ORDER (Continues from page one) They are the presence of non-union seamen on ehlpa and the question of abolition of the hiring halls or employment agencies of the seamen, the board said. The waterfront employes, who al ready have agreed to discharge non union longshoremen to make way for the return of union longshoremen to tha docks, held another conference with the board. Teamsters at Work. Meanwhile. 29 ships were being unloaded by non-union longshore men at the waterfront here, while about ISO vessels were In tha har bor. The membera of the Teamsters' union, which recently voted to re turn to work wtlh the ending of the general strike, hauled goods to and from the piers without reservation. The state -owned Belt Line railroad, which operates along the waterfrout, hauled merchandise form the district An election among Pacific coast eh lp workers to meet one of the con ditions proposed by striking long shoremen in re turn-to-work negoti ations starts today when the fust ballots are cast in San Francisco. The election, to determine collec tive bargaining representatives for the marine workers, was announced by President Roosevelt's mediation board In response to the longshoremen's question: "What are you going to do about the seagoing crafts?" In the long strike, which started May 9. union seamen and allied crafta Join ed the longshoremen. Meanwhile, the board resumes con ferences with employers to determine what arrangement can be made for Immediate return to work of the Ion; shoremen, who have voted to submit their own grievances to arbitration. Thrill Upon Thrill In "Pirate Treasure" Thrill piled on thrill for a period of 13 weeks la promised by tha Roxy theater, coincident with the an nouncement that "Pirate Treasure,' featuring Richard Talmadge, greatest of the motion picture dare-devils, and Lucille Lund, "All American Girl." opens tomorrow. "Pirate Treasure" deals with the at tempts of Richard Talmadge and Mlu Lund to find a pirate treasure, hidden by an ancestor of his, located on a semi-tropical island. After a world flight, Talmadge uses his prize mon ey to equip a vessel to set out to find the treasure. Each chapter Is a featurette, com plete In Itself. There are scores of thrills. Including Talmadge'a ride Into the ocean traveling In a car going 50 miles an hour the wreck of a speed boat two narrow escape when auto mobiles plunge Into trains Tal madge a fall from a 00-foot high building, and his dive on a motor- i cycle from a bridge onto a moving freight train. The feature picture Saturday will be "Riders of Destiny," a thrilling western with John Wayne cast as the mystertoua "Slngin Sandy." Last Call!! Out Goes Every Pair of FINAL CLEARANCE OF HATS AND DRESSES AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES store that saves you money' Beef 10. Choice T-Bone and Sirloin 8teak Lb. Bacon Squares .25. FOR NEW NAZI (Contlnueo nua page one) ready have greatly exceeded 500. The commanders of the Helrawehr were considerably embarrassed by tne fact that 6.000 of their armed men were concentrated today In Vienna and were urgently needed here. Therefore It waa Impossible for them to send reinforcement to Carlnthla. Unverified reports said Nads were eongreatlng in the railway station outside the inner city. Intending a surprise attack on the Inner city. The country whose little chancellor, Engelbert Dollfuss, was assassinated by Nazis Wednesday, la wracked by guerilla warfare, pitched battles for the possession of towns and railway lines, border skirmishes, hunger riots and finally peace moves. Government Gaining Control. The government, headed by the Fascist, Prince Ernst Von Starh em berg, claimed It was rapidly gaining the upper hand in the chief trouble zone, and especially In Styrla, where an official communique declared the Nazi rebellion was completely crush ed. But even official accounts said bitter fighting waa continuing m Carlnthla. It was officially confirmed that Austrian legionaries from Bavaria at tempted to invade Austria. An unofficial death list placed the number killed alnce the beginning of the fighting Thursday at upward of 400, with thousands wounded. These wounded Include many fed eral soldiers whom the Nazis delib erately shot In the legs. The Nazis still hoped that the army would go over to them. Nazis Out of Hand. An ominous feature of the situa tion is the fact that the highest Nazi : leaders themselves no longer seem to be in control' of their troops In the provinces. An Associated Press cor respondent talked to two of the high est ranking Nazis on Austrian soil thla morning and found that they were considerably In the dark as to the military actions of their support- era in Carlnthla, Styrla and Salzburg provinces. I "We hope, one leader said. "tn Chancellor Hitler's appointment of Von Papen as minister to Vienna will contrlbtue to the cessation of hos tilities. "Hitler undoubtedly Is sincerely de sirous to cooperate In restoring peace here. The difficulty naturally Is to reach the ears of the fighters In time. The Nazis In the provinces are supremely skeptical of all radio an nouncements or newspaper commu niques from the Vienna government. If enough of them hear the Von Papen news over the German nd'o. there Is a chance of suspending mili tary action In time. But time presses." BIRTHS Mr. and Mra. W. T. Parsona of 508 .South Grape atret are the parent of a aon, weighing 7 pounds. 8i ounces,1 born today at the ommunlty hospltil. j Phone 989 II 15. 12. Lb. Fruit Ship Sinks When Fire Flooded jrtrw YORK. July 3. (AP) rire men poured ao much water Into the hold of th. flaming United Fruit Liner Atenaa today that her atern oozed down Into tha mud of tha river bottom. But they brought the flamea under control after flta houre of work by combined land and water apparatua. For a time it waa feared tha flamea would apread to tha docka. ASTORIA, Ore. (UP) No matter how eoon tha longahoremen'a atrlke enda and national guardimen are de mobilized. 32 Aatorla militiamen will have to atay In camp. Two of them contracted meaalea and the whole group waa quarantined. Caa Mall Tribune want ada. TOO LA1E TO CLASSIFY FOR REST 4-rocm modern house, partly furnlahed; good garage. i acre land; on Lotler lane. Call and aee Ed carlon at Lamporta Hdw. 12.50 per month. FOR SALE Cheap, home In Oranta Pasa. Inquire Mra. John E. Roea. Central Point. WANTED Board and room for fam ily and care for two children. Tel. 1J38-W. FOR SALE Canning peachea. Linn Orchard,. Eagle Point. Victor Tda eitore. proprietor. POUND Canvaa pack-aack on road near Voorhlea Crossing. Identify and pay for ad. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet truck. stake bod7. Thla can be bought . very cheap. See Bill Mooney at Fur riah is Game Corp., Prospect, Ore. WANTED Will the gentleman llvln? on South Central who haa cash register foT aale, please phone 337. WANTED Partner: 3500 required: fully secured; 3100 Income. Box 2375, Tribune. DUPLEX H 3. Newtown; elec. refrlg.. oil burner, garage; 325.00, water paid. Mr. Kyle, Tel. 1224. CASH PAID for men's 2nd hand eulta. hata and shoes, will B. Wilson. 82 Ko. Front. 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