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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 7. 1935.
PERL DESCRIBES
TRIP 10 PANAMA
AT ROTARY MEET
An Interesting description of his
recent visit to the. Pnnama Cnl
Zona ws Riven by John Perl at to
day's Rotary meeting at HoWI Med
ford. Because of the moderate cost
and great enjoyment of this trip,
every American should see America's
great engineering feat the Panama
canal, the speaker said. An Interest
ing description of the various points
of Interest at the canal and the re
mains of old dredges and ottwr equip
ment used by French engineers In
tiielr futile attempt to complete the
original project were given by Mr.
Perl. MtltlHry precautions taken by
the United States army and navy to
safeguard America's great Investment
were also mentioned. The canr.l at
the points of the locks Is tlO feet
wide and 80 feet deep.
An Interesting account of Mr.
Prrl's vllt to the cities In the canal
zone, and his description of the na
tives and their customs and charac
teristics, were also given. Traces of
early conquests by the famous pirate.
Morgan, his trails and cannon, may
.still be Mewed by tourists.
Mr. Perl concluded hla Interesting
talk with a description of the mis
slsc and Intricate equipment of elec
tric "mulea" used In handling boats
throiiRh the canal.
Saturday evening, May 23. hu been
designated as a date for Medford Ro
tary clubs "Ladles' night." according
to an announcement made by chilr
man Boyle. Next Tuesday's meeting
jv!i; be presented by Ie Bishop, Pro
gram' Chairman E. C. Corn announced.
f
In Normal Play
"1
J
r
George Irunrh smith In the role if
Oratlimo, In the" southern urer.oll
Normal srhiiol production of Shake
speare's ".Merchant of Venice," being
pla.ved at the school auditorium May
10 and II at 8:20 p. m.
GRID COACH POST
STILL WIDE OPEN
AT BEDFORD HIGH
(Continued from Pa One
FAVORED, 55 TO 33
(Continued from page cjwi)
Dnriahey. Diffy. Opr. Htch, Lewij,
lygRPt. Long, Moloney. M'fAd-o. M1?
Cn r rn n, McOlll, M-c Re I la r. Ml irton .
Moore, M"iirphy, Murray, N'eely. Over
ton, PKtman. Pope, Riusril, Scii Wal
ton bach, She-ppaPd, Smith, Thotwaa,
Okia.; Thomas. Utah; Trarcaiwiell, Tru
nin, Van Nuj.. Vi'teeri-w.
Total Derttocrat-s. 43.
Rcvmbllca-na: Br-ah, Ca-p-per. Carey.
Ravi's, Dickinson, Prazw, aitisi,
NorrlH, Bchall, Stelwer. ToMri. 1.
Prctitrewlve : La Folletre. Tof-vl, 1.
F'arm-lJibor: 8hl.t-!.. Total, 1.
Grant, total. 65.
AKiitnut PntMinn, IVFtiwrata:
AshuriM, Bnlley, Mar It ley, E;own,
Bulklry. Burke, Wyrd. Conally. Diet
rich, Kletcher, Gerry. Glaas, Gutfey,
HitrrlKon, K-ayrien. Kln.g, LowfT-gMi,
Kr.'..uHfC( Rob-lK-sff-n, Waiter, WdMi.
Tnlal, ai.
Republicans:
' Austin, B'A-rbi!)U.r, Co'Us-s. il'AJe,
KMstlnpn, John(?.fl, Keyes. MrcSf-iwy,
letntcnlf, Towtwmci, Vanctealsttrg. ami
Whlt-a. Total, 12.
F-ranrt twt'al, 2-3.
Paira anri other afoatvat'ew tvanoimcft
jwenta owi flrwil pmwk erf tto hill
were, :
For the bill: Norbcck, Rvynoldt,
,Vyc; against It: Tydlnfta. No an
nouncements were ma4 for Gcra or
O'Mnhoney.
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SENT RELIEF HEADS
PCWTLAWn. Ore.. May 7. (API
AH work relief project manaRers and
superintendents In Oregon have been
waryd t; cuard against any an
pm rut ice of Rocky Mountain spotted
fever, sometimes Known as tick -fever,
following rej,.ru of two deaths in
Hnrney county as a result of the
drended disease.
Ths- fever la caused by the bite ol
the female tick, usually during the
taring and (jrly summer, and often
proves fntnl to the person Infected.
.
Hecmrr ItiHly.
NEWPORT. Ore. May 7 (AP)
Wi'ih the recovery from the Alsea
river of the body of Lawrence Oberer
of Port In nd . one of foir persona
drowned March 23 when their atito
mobile Pkidried Into th? utream. the
bodiea of mU the crash victims have
been nccounted lor.
"in!Ll,fj,tiiiUW- -t1
For RG-Selljnp
A New Entrance
Is Worth Tvyice
lis Cost . . .
Ffrt Imprewlntio re litt lite . , .
Infllin eunuch to make or break
mum an nttrnrthe ile.
m nnt iim i. ne uf (he new. ea-y
nindei n I I nc ln.in? you'll neer
fret Mtf- -n.t.
( 111. 1 All our plan, lnfi.i
m1mi, Venice pecurlng mirk
men. etc. ate I KM: Hi ( (T OK
Ollt ItiATlOV
Woods Lumber Co.
J u k-' it .ii (.cnirf. ('hone to1
E CHAIN FOE
HELD BY POLICE
ON SANITY TEST
(Continued irvm pags one)
Roy Lamb, professional football play-
J. Russell Atchison, and Delbert
Scott. iVappoose high school.
Fred J. Marlncau, now coaching at
Karr.pa, Msho, high school hu i ap
plied, ils has E V. Cain, graduate of
the University of Washington and
Washington State college. Lawrence
Hoi'.etler, coa-h at Arlington, Oregon
high sef'ool Is a graduate of the Unt
verilty of Southern California who
hu applied, and Donald Uoblnson.
coach at Fallfn, t.'evAda. a grail u5te
at Eureka co!lef, In Illinois Is anoth
er prospect. L. W. Tucker, coach at
Clstskanle. an applicant, Is a gradu
ate of Pacific university.
Kenneth R. Zlnn la the applicant
froi Miami university in Ohio. Of
thexe appltcnr.Vs some will undoubt
edly be seriously considered before
the final selection la ntfide.
ThomM Ireland, of Myrtle Creek, a
grtvrtv.tte of O. S. C, Is being urgf.1
by his friends to apply, as are Don
Paber of A-hland, a Willamette grad
uate, and Cnrl Bourell, o. S. c. who
is now athletic director at Central
Point.
An appiuatlon ?.f Interest la that of
"Dusty" Kline, who has an lmprenslve
record In both rootbaTi and basket
ball. Kline Is at the present time
coach at Bolne, Idaho, the srhool
which recently appoln'-Ml D. K. Bnr
gh'r, Medford coach, to the position
of heM..l athletic director.
One man nromlnentlv mcnt.iniH
for the position Is Mrdford'n own !
Wsmla Hughrs. HugheA has one of
the most Impressive records In the
state, a- a player, but has not nuidc
application. There la a possibility that
he enn not meet the technical quali
fications for teachers certificate In
this state, but i: he can meet the
requirement there la little doubt hut i
wha, he would rank high among the
field.
Another Medford man who would
prooably be Rooked upon with fav-r
were he to apply in um nnwerman.
high school star here while under
CallUon. Univer?Ly of Oregon sta..
a nd now cohc h p Fr a n 1 1 n high,
school In Portland.
"licnest" John Warren. Astoria !
coach who has had his application in j
at Medford for some time. Is definite. I
ly out of the picture, according to
Hedrlck. he hnvlng cancelled hl ap- i
plication by wire upon acceptance of I
the frenhvinn coitchlng position at '
the University of Oregon some time !
ago.
city, he returned to the hotel, where
he bought three copies each of thfl
Portland Journal and the Portland
Oreigonlan. He Informed the cigar
stand attendant, that the managing
ed I tora of both these metropolJ ta n
sheets, "fell down on the Job. and
left out the big chain-letter atory,"
"World's Greatest Sooop"
A Mai Tribune scribe, while eat
ing hi breakfast, was contacted by
'Farreir with the promise, "I have
the g-reft.t'yt scoop In history for you."
In a lobby corner the scribe was di
rected to do the following:
Telegraph tho city editor of the
San Francisco Examiner, "to get .out
an extra on the chain letter atory";
"Run out to the aJrport, and re
serve a seat on the next plane, and
buy a Icket."
Order out the tate police at once,
to act as an escort.
People Dime Crazy
"There la this much about It,"
eSld Mfr. Farrer unle3 everybody
starts tearing up ehaln-ttcrs as fiat
as they get them, the monetary su
tem of America la a goner. The peo
ple have gone ei'&zy over a dime. I
will have It stopped by three o'clock
this afternoon. If I fall kiss Amftrlea
good bye."
The cruaaSer rushed about In hi
s;lrt-sleevrs, took copious notm. and
rsn up and downs to Irs frequently. In
the heat of hla bstitle. We Is Titian of
about 33 years, plainly drestwd, of
medium stature, and provided with
fun,!.
Early tfcl morning, a number of
local residents received telephone
calls, from "Farrell." announcing ht
plan to abolish chain-letters.
CHICAGO NEW YORK;
WASHINGTON
in 3-mlle-a-minute
Boeings
Trsve! the popular Mid Continent
Route to all major eastern cities.
Day or night nights to California and
Portland. Big, comfortable, twin
engined Boeings, two pilots, stew,
f.'dcss service. Luncheons aloft.
Tickets: Mun. Airport, Tel. 241
I lotds; Travel Bureau,; Telegraph Office)
UNITED AIR LINES
73,000,000 MILES EXPEBIINCi
ItiaMficiiiiE
own .
UA CELEBKA i E 59
pTOJflL OOTTO
pillow cases Quilt Patches
New shipment of line quality 42 Inch
"Wearever" Stampod Pillow Cases.
Regular 79c cases. All f tamped in
t.ew designs ready to embroider.
c pr.
Cotton Week Sale of Grsndma Dex
ters fast color Quilt Patches. Eacit
package contains enough patches io
completely applique an ordinary slz
25c pkg.
Famous Brands of
Sheets&Cases
at Cotton Week Prices
Due to supreme values offered on Wearwell and Golden Gate Sheets and
Ca.'os, we cannot guarantee the quantities on all sizes to last during
Cotton Week. So plan to come tomorrow for best selections.
63 x 99 inch Wearwell Bed Sheets. Special 79c
72 99 inch Wearwell Bed Sheets. Special 89c
81 x 99 inch Wearwell Bed Sheets. Special 95c
45 x 36 inch Wearwell Pillow Cases. Special 22c
63 x 99 inch Golden Gate Bed Sheets. Spec. 98c
72 x 99 inch Golden Gate Bed Sheets. Spec. 98c
SI x 99 inch Golden Gate Bed Sheets. Spec." $1.19
70 80 inch Cotton Sheet Blankets. Special 55c
BATH TOWELS
NASH HOTEL
ncrkrlpy Calif.
RESIDENTIAL and tourist
ri Hotel with a cultural home
environmentmodern In evtry
respert convenient all trans
portation lines within walking
distance of Berkeley's prinrlpi
points of interest.
Pacific irr hound Hcpot
RentnnnMe Rates
2045 University
leedquartera for the Mnirds
Convention of Spanish Ameri
can War Veterans. Make reser
vations at once.
Cannon Bath Towels
Sptclal for Cotton Week. 20x40-lnch good
weight Cannon Bath Towela In solid pastel
shades. A regular 25c Towel. Your cholco
: ACfctSPECIALLY PRICED
i r 11 KViiW'r FOR COTTON WEEK.
GESH (A it
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L. .
k'WSim - iTTX iltfl S
UfdSedJfnar r . ' M' ...TKWSBl V..;mttM .rem-" i
s151 k3 o Passonger Sedan
Another Towel Special
inch Mnrtex solid col
terned Towels. R4gu'
esch. Your choice tomorrow
Towel Special . . . 24x48 Inch
Colored Border Heavy Welglit
Msrtex Turkish Bsth Towel. A
suureme value at
YES, wc mfnn the very
lowest priced ci- when
we make this statement.
Due to thrifty 19J5 opera
tions Studcbnkrr is able to re
duce delivered prices sensn
tionnlly.
' Share in these great Stude
baker economies. Get n Stude
bnker a champion a car
with 21 coMly 'cnr advance
ments including ail steel body
and hydraulic brakes foi
only a few dollars more than
cars of lowest price.
DELIVERED
IN MEDFORD
Completely Equipped
Xothlng Mire To Ta
'hi Cs.-atn delivered pri1
,nc:udes humors, bump--i:uard.
fcpare tire and tulv.
metal t're cover, snd all
neceMsiy equipment.
5 for $1.00'
Martex Bath Towels
I 32x44 "V
loo pat- II f
'r T!)c 1 V
orrow at S
49c
Thousands of Yards of
Summer Wash Cottons
Specially Priced for National Cotton Week
New Pa Herns in 3G in. Printed Batiste, choice 29c yd.
6 Gay Stripes &. Plaids in Washable Seersucker 39c yd.
A group of reg. 39c ffut color Cotton Prints 29c yd.
Regular 15c 36-inch Vhite Disy Muslin for 11c yd.
36 in. Printed Cretonnes. Regular 35c values 19c yd.
i Contrasting colors in Open Weave Panels 49c ea.
36 inch Printed Terry Cloths. Your choice 69c yd.
Regular 29c and 39c fast color Cotton Prints 19c yd.
3000 yards of fait color 80 sq., Print Percales 25c yd.
& 49c Sanforized fast color Broadcloths for 39c yd.
v4f Beach Towels
Hmt one o of fb'e lare sir 3T2 Inch Turkish
Ivp Bench Toel. Beautllul contr-vtmc colored strlpeg
ot bhie. crnv. prern unci yellow. tdal for outinc and
te'h parties.
Sandevson Motor Company
Regular
$1.49 Value
$100
JL ea.
Main Floor
ii iy ii ii lyyiyiini
Vmf IPffln v?Mj
m lis Sa
W iliii mm--
Cotton Week Would Not Be Complete
Without This Group of New
Wash Frocks
Women from all over Southern Oregon buy Wash Dresses at Mann's. The rcahon
ta that we have such a complete variety to select from. . . . Fast color English
Prints. Voiles, Broadcloth. Seersuckers. Batistes and other lovely wa&hable materials.
In styles and sizes for every type of figure. Come to Mann's for Wash Frocks.
,$39-5:
Marie Dressier
Winnie May
Betty Baxley
$1.
New Eyelet Cotton Dresses In Pastel and
Darker Shades $3.50, $3.95 and $5.95
10,
Fast color Cot
ton Bias Tap(
single or dou
ble fold. 8-yard
olt. Choice
25; 7
yd.
I i c i
if
M I
Cotton Week
in the Notion
Section
Dress Shields
Ever Ready
Dress Shields. A
summer neces
sity. Washable
In white and
fle-sh.
Organdie Rufflings
O. pandie Ruffling
with a Fequot ed ?e .
Pastel and whit1
shades. 1-lnch wid.'."
Women's and Children's Cotton
Shorts in White and Colors,
$1.00, $1.69 and $1.95
Blouses
Of Cotton
Smart Summer time Blousea
of sheer orcandle. English
Prim and fine Ginghams.
Whlt and cool pastel shades
that are fit color. Rgulir
U-25 valuer
Bias Tapes
Cotton Thread
J. A- P. Coats Vercerlred
Cotton SIng Tliread. 100
yard .pr-ol In all the want
ed colors Your chotce
6 for 25c
$100
New Pique Blouse
For all Summer wev.
New ' Pique Blouse in
shado-r of malre. ptnk.
blue and white. Spec:;;!
for Cotton Week
$ 1 95
Second Floor
Cotton Shorts
By "KAYSER"
A blc Cotton Welc wle of Women'
tn'J VltA' Cotfon Meah Shorta. A
col. comforTabl Rarment for Sum
.ner wsr Tea ro,-e and white ah ad fa
n all urea. Reilfr 1 00
69
Cotton Wash Suits
Little Boys
89c
For
Cotton Vek 5 il from h Kidd:r
Dept. oc the Main Floor. B-rra 3 to
5 veaT Cotton Broftrifioth Wash Suits
in aborted colors a:id c-rrbination!.
hort sleeve Rular f; 19 suits
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