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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR rEDFOnn MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAT, MARCH 15, 15)35. Society and Clubs San FranriMO Wedding Of hitrret in Medford Miss Emma Jean Crawford of Tal ent was married to John Franklin Lewis of San Pranclaco, March 10. ac cording to word received today. The announcement la of lntret to many in Talent and this city. They will be at home at 6125 Geary boulevard. Son Francisco. fiolH.n Links 111 1.1 Clan Will Kntertaln Parents of the primary children at the Med ford Baptist church will be entertained by the Golden Links Bible cluss this evening at 7:30, In the church parlors. An Interesting program Is to be presented and re freshments will be served. AH par ents of the primary children are In vited. Kvennne Invited By Mu tliers Club Mothers' club of the Sacred Heart church Invites all to bring a cov ered dlh to the parish hall Sunday, March 17, and enjoy a home cooked 6 o'clock tupper and card party. Oho nil Chili to Itrlieurse Saturday The Choral club will rehearse at 10 a. m. Saturday at the court house auditorium, according to announce ment. Livingston Return Frnni La Julia, California Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Livingston, of the Old Stage road returned Wednes day from La Jolla. Cal., where they had spent the winter. AT RAINEY FALLS Proof that the Chinook salmon run la not far from here was received yes terday by Chct Hubbard of Hubbard Bros.' hardware avuro, when a card was received from Charlie Skeetcrs, Talent logging contractor, who now Is In the vicinity of Ralney Fulls, about 40 miles below Grants Psas on the Rogue river. The Chinook were that far up the river two days ago. Skeeters said, and are expected In this vicinity In a very short time. Since, with the excep tion of catfish and bass, salmon are the only fUh not barred at this sea son to sportsmen, the run !s expected to bring out hundreds of local Izaik Waltons. BOY SCOUT RALLY SLATED SATURDAY Boy Scout of the Modford district will assemble at scout headquarters Saturday morning at ten o'clock for a special rnlly. Severnl trees will he planted In the playground park by the scouts, under direction of John E. Orlbhle, the trees being a gift by Mr. Orlbblo, the trees being a gift by from seeds. Following the tree planting, the troops will participate In various competitive activities, which will In clude gnmea on acoutemft and games lor fun. At noon chocolate, welners and buna will be served to the scouts participating In the activities. Head quarters wishes to remind the scouts that they are to furnish their own cups. GETTING DOWN TO EARTH You'll Need GARDEN TOOLS We have the best line of garden tools you can buy at the most rensonable prices. Spading Forks Garden Hose Rakes Hoes CULTIVATORS Our prlte Ik iIrM timl thf-e mltltittmt nrr moving fat, w we them while (he Mwk In rnmpleie. LAWN MOWERS We also believe we have the most lawn mowor for tho money there is on the market and want you to see it whether you are going to buy or not. Phone 231 Ml Mann Will Arrive for Ymutlun The Misses Margaret Mary and Ja net Mann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann, Hill arrive this even ing from St. Helen's hall at Portland to spend four days' vacation at their home. Margaret Mary Is a senior and Janet la a sophomore at St. Helen's hall. liuniniiiKe hale at part a Building oritliiiirk .satunla The rummage sale at the Sparta building sponsored by Pythian Sis ters, will continue over Saturday, having started this morning. Those having donations to make are asked to call 512-W. fiuffit Intkeep Hume KHuriiM to I'orttnnd Mrs. August drone ot Portland, who ha been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Inskeep for the last three weeks, left this morning by train for her home. Mrs. Inskeep la Mrs. Orone's daughter. Wenoimh Chih Card Party Het for TmilRht Bridge, pinochle and five hundred will be In play at the Redman hall this evening. In the card party spon sored by Wenonah club. The public Is Invited. Play will start at 8 o' clock. Conked Fnod Hale Planned By I). l V. Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil war will sponsor a conked food and cutidy sale Saturday at the Reliable grocery. The sale will be gin at 8:30 o'clock. EE FOR RESTOCKING Miss Helen Carlton, chairman ot the Welfare Exchange, announced that In order to restock the shelves at the exchange headquarters and to balance the budget, the exchange will not be operated for several days. Contributions of clothing, however, are urged, and articles of any de scription may be left either at the exchange on the third floor of the city hall, or at the city police sta tion. Ladles' and children's clothing Is especially needed. ThOM) In charge are anxious to restock the supply while the exchange Is cloned so that It will be reopened with racks full. MIns Carlton urged everyone to ransack trunks and closets for any type of useful articles. JAP PINS MARVEL PENDLETON, March 13. ;pv Ky mnn Knto, 103-pound Japanese, drew with Masked Marvel. 315, In a mixed match lie re last night. Marvel took two falls In cntch-ns-catch-can wres tling, with rough tactics, while Kuto won two falls In Jlu Jltsu, handling his heavier opponent with ease, da aplte the letter's tactics, Larry Bennett, 102. Portland, took two out of three falls from George KlUmlller, 108, Seattle, In the semi final. Byron Dewllde. 132, Pendleton, de feated Young Reed, 130, Walla Walla, two out of three. 335 E. Main POTSHERDS PROVE BIBLE'S ACCURACY DECLARES EXPERT Inscriptions Date Back to Time of Jeremiah Find Will Remove Skepticism of Biblical Accounts JERUSALEM, March 15. (AP) (Palcor Agency) Professor Harry Torcznyer, expert on seme tic lang uages of the Hebrew university of Jeruttalem, said today that 12 in scribed potsherds found several days ago at Tel Adduwelr, ancient Lach- lsh, by J. L. Starkey, head of the Wellcome Archaeological research ex pedition, date baclc definitely to the time of Jeremiah, 2500 years ago. , Professor Torcznyer said a remark- I able aspect of the script was that It appears to be written In ordinary In It, such as might be used today and that the discovery Is "the most valu abue find ever made In th period of the first temple." Dr- Btarkey has entrusted the task of deciphering the Important frag ments to Professor Torcznyer. Proves Itlble's Arcurary The latter stated that the discovery on the site of ancient Lachlsh, great est fortress In the southern area of the kingdom of Jtidah, adds Irrefu table testimony of tho accuracy of the Bible In Its account of the per iod of kings. It was declared that this newest find, enriching the facts already assembled by 'archeology, will go a far way toward causing a revis-, Ion of tho skeptical attitude toward the biblical accounts which prevails In some quarters. Lachlsh was the fortress which of fered resistance to Nebuchednezar, king of Bubylon, when he swept down upon Judah after King Zedeklah had renounced the allegiance of his king- j dom to Babylon. During the reigns of Joslah, Jchoahaz, Jcholaknm, Jo-j holchln until the days of Zedeklah, covering the period between 838 B. C and 693 B. C. Throw New Light According to Professor Torcznyer' potsherds are likely to throw extra-! ordinary light on the existing knowl edge of Jeremiah's time. The Starkey discovery represents one of the few extrablbllcal documents on scripture. No archaeologist had believed that the humid earth of Palestine would he able to preserve any document through the centuries, although the dry sand of Egypt had caused the preservation of a number of Impor tant writings. Professor Torcznyer Is now engaged In preparing a lecture on the sig nificance of the find conjointly with Dr. Starkey, head of the expedition, which Is financed by sir Henry Well come of London. The lecture Is scheduled for April 20. The possibility that the potsherds Spring Coats Checks, tweeds and novelty itonlens. All silk lined. Nfw prim styli details. Saturday mul Mnmltir o Gold Stripe "IMPS" Silk Stock ingS I Tim-,iv lrrlih slnllrs, bv Klnlr rhlff.m ti(t wrili nn T"n $1.00 pair $1.98 and up P MEDFORD BLDO. PHONE 28 would reveal many episodes tn the heroic history of Lachlsh was fore cast by several authorities who have examined the potsherds. Lachlsh was the city to which Amazlah. king of Judah, fled when a conspiracy was raised against him In Jerusalem fol lowing his disastrous war against Je hoash, king of Israel. The conspira tors followed and assassinated him In Lachlsh, as the story la told in second Kings. This was In the mid dle of the eighth century, B. C. It was at Lachlsh also that Sen nacherib, king of Assyria, encamped when he was waiting for the surren der of King Heztkiah at Jerusalem during the days of the Prophet Ialah. STARTS AT 8 P J. Those planning to attend the pro gram and dance to be held at Knights of pythtas hall on North Grape street tonight In celebration of the 16th anniversary of the organization of the American Legion, are urged to be on hand promptly at 8 o'clock, as an In teresting program arranged by Earl H. York and his committee will start at that time. Sponsored Jointly by all southern Oregon posts and auxiliaries, the en tertainment will be attended by Le gionnaires and their wives from Ash land. Grants Pass and Kerby besides this city. They wilt bring their colors to add to the celebration. Nell Allen, past commander of the Orants Pass post, will be the main speaker. Ralph Botts and his four piece orchestra have been secured for the dance, which will start at 9:30. Members of the Madrigal club will offer musical numbers and re freshments will be served. Members of Medford Klwanls club and their wives will meet for dinner at Hotel Medford Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock. A St. Patrick's day card party will be enjoyed following the dinner meeting. The committee in charge Is Mr. and Mrs. Olen Arnsplger, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Frame. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Grunge Roxy Ann Orange will omit the lectur- hour and have a short busi ness meeting tonight as a number of the members plan to attend the Jack sonville Orange dance and midnight supper. The Home Economics club met with Mrs. C. O. Tedrlck Wednesday. A social afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Bruce Moffatt was a visitor. SUITS, COATS and DRESSES Have Just Arrived And They Go On Sale Saturday At Sensationally Low Prices! Silk Dresses New nrlni; Mjle. printed silks stripes nuit popular plain color. All .lre from 1 1 to 41. Kverv drr new (tils spring. Saturday and Mniuluv ."pedal $6.88 Spring Dresses lamb skin prints and sheer print In Jacket styles and one piece. Regular slrM 14 to 44. Half le liii., to '.'Hvi. Values to lti.,V. sat untav and Mondav $ 1 0.00 h i r rr Q I J II j ROBERT CASS, 58, TAKEN BY DEATH Robert Cass, resident of Southern Oregon for the past seven years, passed away at a local hospital Thursday after a very short Illness. Mr. Caas was born In Tennessee August 9, 1876, and was 58 years old. He was a cook by trade, and had been so employed by the forest ser vice in this district for the past five years. He made his home on the Butte Palls highway. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Roy E. Hawkins of Myrtle Point. Oregon, who arrived in Medford Tuesday, to .be with her father during his last Ulne&s, and to attend the fu neral. Funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home, Sat urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Smith of Butte Falls officiating. In terment in the Butte Falls ceme tery. CITY OFFICIALS TO ATTEND MEET When the League of Oregon Cities meets for Its 10th annual convention, to be held in conjunction with the Commonwealth conference of the University of Oregon In Eugene on the 35th and 26th of this month, three city officials of Medford will be represented on the program, It was learned today. They are City Superintendent Fred Scheffel, who will speak on "Prob lems of municipal airport develop ment." City Attorney Frank P. Far rell, who will speak on the topic, "Legislation affecting municipali ties." and Chief of Police Clatous McCredie, who will discuss "A pro gram of cooperation In liquor law enforcement." The three city officials will prob ably leave Sunday, March 24, to at tend the conference. WINS AT APPLEGATE The basketball squad from CCC headquarters took an easy game from the Applegate Orange squad on the Orange home floor by a score of DON'T GET UP NIGHTS MAKE THIS 2.1n TEST Use Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, etc., to flush out excess acids and waste matter. Oet rid of bladder Irritation that causes waking up. frequent de sire, scanty flow, burning and back ache. Oet Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, etc.. In little green tablets called Bukets, tho bladder laxative. In four days If not pleased go back and get your 25c. Oet your regular sleep and feel "full of pep." Heath's Diug Store, Jarmln Drug Store. SUITS Short Jticket suits In new styles and snntrt spring color. Saturday and Momlny $9.85 SUITS Swapper and short Jacket Mtyle Milts. Checks and plain colors. Tweed and novelty woolen, (iiihlr ltl-swlnc. pleated mid t inked barks. Kt nt spechil $12.50 SUITS Trottetir suit. hort Jackets ttnd swtuserv Rnl val ues In new prlng rotors, Ht-tnu-tUe fnh He and last min ute stiles, satiirdnv and Mon- $16.95 Satin Slips HUs CUt -Hps with HdJllstiiMf strnps and lace trim. Tes roe and white. !lres M to 41. Keg. $-;.9& Special price $1.98 Knee High Chiffon Hose Mi -Ion and Holl vogue. Sprt'lxl price 79c pair two pair $1.50 19-22. The second string started and were replaced by the first string In the second half, with the score at the half being about even hut head quarters regulars pulled out in front to stay. Hogan was high point man for headquarters with 14 point to bis credit and Teske, sinking long shots, led Applegate's attack with 11 points. The score: Headquarters Applegate Orange Upchurch (0) F Teske (11) Hanratty (6) P Roberts 18) Monaco (9) C Brown 10) Evans (01 O Worfort- (0) Hartley 4 3 Ludwlg 3 Substitutions--Hogan, (14) for ward; Hamm. (12) forward: Leeper, (4) guard; Teague. (0) guard. Drop. In at DeVoe'a on Sundays or evenings for the groceries you lorgot to get. STATIONERY and SCHOOL SUP PLIES at Elliott's, 118 X. Central. At Community Miss Rose Jones of Central Point underwent major op eration this morning at the Com munity hospital. Stated Communlcatoin of O. Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. k A. M.. Friday. March yl-W 15th, at 7;30 p. m. Visitors Invited. FRED PtJRDIN. GEO. ALDEN, Secy. W. M. Tall for lildH for Wood. Jackson County Court asking for bids for 200 cords of body fir to be delivered to County Shop before Sep tember 1, 1935. Bids must be In be for April 1, 1935. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH paid for men's 2nd hand suits, hats and shoes. Will U. Wilson, 32 No. Front St. FOR SALE 1 2-horse disc, 1 Fairbanks-Morse engine, S-h.p.; 1 cow. fresh soon; some good R I. R". lay ing hens at 3c above market. Max well place. Spring St. FOR SALE Electric wuhlng chine, cheap, 131 Tripp St. WANTED Mldrile-aged woman for general housework. 106 Ciark St. CONVALECENT HOME, 163 Granite, Ashland, care's lor invalids and aged at M0 per month and up. Room and board, light housekeeping rooms and cabins available. SPEELS PANSY PLANTS. 25c dozen. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 East Main. . FOR SALE Very attractive home; moder in every dpte.ll; one mile from Medforo; f00 will han dle. P. o. Box 510, Medford. FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. Hotel Grand. JUST CHECK THESE OVER For Today's Outstanding Values and Best Buys Shop at Western Thrift, Sir Walter Raleigh tobacco 70 r Pound Tin OC 15c Pocket Tin FREE 10c R J. R. Advertiser Geo. Washington 2 for 15c Corn Cob Pipe FREE Catcher Tobacco Rough Cut AQf Full Pound CHEWING GUM LIFE SAVERS Popular Q Iflr 5c Brands w for I U U "VELLA DALE" CHOCOLATES Milcle In Mrilfutd. A. I- mi . oyc Thpy nrr rrrsli "LE CLAIRE" STATIONERY II 60 Sheets 30 Envelopes .. 39c RUBBER GLOVES Sizes 9 and 10. 1 fl f 25c to 35c value ... I U U Pr. Just right for spraying CURLING IRONS On and off switch. QQa A dollar value OwW Electric Guaranteed KREEMOFF CLEANSING TISSUEI 220 SheeU lOlr, Discontinued I flu w HEALTH SOAP 'Qiuk.r' I .rt ( .Ikr. ... 5 k 25c Hi-miHM IV,It Oitor FOR RENT Front office room over Flck's Hardware. We; ui:u. tuu John F. White, 449 -M. LOOK! SATURDAY SPECIAL 1929 De?oto 6 4-dr. Sedin. SAT URDAY ONLY. 225 00. N A D. A. book pr;oe, 'J 65 DO. 3e sure to see th: one. at MEAD MOTOR CO. 16 60. Fir. DeSoto Plymouth. WHY SACRIFICE? To Get Rid of Some Headaches. No. 1 l-room house: bathroom, ii.tr e; f:ne lot; Summ:t Ave. Price 1250. Just what I owe. No. 2 Business location. 50 feet Pi cllic highway, on a corner: 5-rrom house; city water, new torp bulg ing for trading post: chicken house. Immediate s&le, $2000. No. 3 4 acres; 5 -room house: pump ing plant; best alfalfa md garden land; Grllfen creek district. Price 850. No. 4 10 acres finest alfalfa land in Jackson county. Make fine dtur ranch; Grlffen creek district; 20 acres Irrigated. Sell this for Jot what I owe, 44200. No. a 4'3 acres Bear creek bottom land; fine 7-room modern hou.-: electric pumping plant; continuous flow of water for Irrigation: well located. Property cost me 16500 will take S2250. No. 6 37 acres orchard property; 700 Anjou and Bartlett pear trees, full bearing: 600 9-year-old Anlou and Bartlett; balance fine alfalfa lam!: 5-room house and bun. I paid 12.000. Must sell 8500. Terms on all properties. My loss your gain. Phone Owner, 910-Y, or call at 20 No. Peach. .p'rLlUB ft ' Jf!.k;'i REMISS' -mmfim ft mm n . Ji j a r- n ti ' .. Nor DiilH.d and bolILd by CONTINENTAL DISTILLING CORPORATION. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 1 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS "STUIKAUTK". line Vnllip 100 Hinkle Tablets 12c KODAK FILMS AT CUT PRICES SAVE 15 DEVELOPING AND PRINTING KITCHEN "Jane Carr's". Pint Week End Special Dr. Bost TOOTH PASTE 9Qf HKMOVFS STAINS. WIIITrNS. WW Tnhn Km9 UNGUENTINE RECTAL CONES Recommended for Hemroids g 12 cones. Regularly 75c Ui?C 14 oz. Ovaltine f,0er,y 53f S1.00 size 90C MISTOL NOSE DROPS 1 Q- with or wiTiint'T FiMii.imiNi:. i,, . I wl WOODBURY'S TOILETRIES i ace rowcters, Creams Lotions. Rouges, Lin Sticks, etc.. v)3C 5i,. I MELBALINE Shaving Cream lllch rrfam a 1 .athrrliig I ? f 2V. Clip Out. Kx Ca?lorlii Knischeii sail. Ai'hlliH- X. II. Tablet llnki'l ., t I'flroiacar 1'ppnamlnt 1 'iV 4llc M.-,o Sir .".:: Kc ?! Sir ....... 1 Tllli: AMI IIISIHM IW A"AIT Vl" "'V BAUME ANALGESIQUE CPiliilne Iri-nrh lonniiln. :nr tulip.. Ami-rlran I'h irniar. rn Lunch Kits Tint Viiciiiiiu Itoith S1.50 Value $1.15 i-.lrrn THrllt t..r.- ar,. .Mrmhrr. or NK . nn.l Ml l"rl, p art llb-it t ronfwm to Mt A anil A o( Hip ( nltnt Slal-. mWBmil 123 EAST LOST Front bezel and crystal from lady's wrist watcH. fie ward. Tel. 174 or 1637-W. FOR SALE 2 lare Shetland ponio-i. both gentle: onl'dren can hi 11 lie tiiem. Juat the ticket f ir children up to 15 jvars of age. The riding season is here. Phone 690 or I525-Y. FOR RENT 4 furnished houses. 812 Summit. WANTED Y011Y14 lady for part time housework for room, board aid small w.uies. 138 So. Crape. LOST Wednesday, male Irish setter. No coUar. Call 1516-J-2. lest 3 of Schilling Mustard. It's so strong nnA full nf flaVOT, Schilling; Miisfard Midget Photos 3 for 10c peas-lev sumo V JIM IIS1" lilt 1; ; vCS;' TUtf. T 11 b-V m ,ORBZ PINT''50 23c HAND LOTION Size A q I ij C e- Rn b ASPIRIN 100 Eayer's 50c 100 Squibb's 39o 100 A. P. C 29c "n- If ks llnh :illv Vlrti llr..m "tlc l.lvtprlno "c Vapr M.no Hlni'v (liir lle-liiul Ic ..'!1c ...snc XV niirina havr .."i.",p or OIMI II -IMII Me IMtli'l s lV AT WIvTllIN THIIIKT 25c Minrl. Oil & Agar illlilV 53 c I'lnt linn GTH STREET