Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1935, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR IfEDFOUD MAIL TOTBTJNE, MEDFORD OREGON1-, THURSDAY, MAT 23, 1935. VOTE ON MEASURE IS STUDENT FEE county clerk today. Th petition was circulated by L. O. VanWegen and I.. R. Shurtleff of this city, the circu lators' .signatures show. A petition, with 86 names of Jack oa county residents, seeking a refer endum of the "Students' Activities Fees" law passed by the last seMlon of the legislature, was filed with the BIRTHS F Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walch of Lake Creek a baby girl weighing seven pounds, yesterday at Puruck er's Maternity home. -rKentucky Quality Famoui fop flavor for 60 yoort vtt nighty low-prkedl If, 100 straight bourbon whlik.y .v.ry drop a full y.ar oldi Tht Aimrican Medicinal Spirit, Corporation, Lonlivllle, Ky.; Baltimore. Md. "Jvffmv tlie JcaJer! ft ft ft A Pick-me-up for jaded furniture When furniture begins to look a bit dull and unin teresting it may only need a color cocktail. Tne recipe is simple: One part color-imagination and two parts Lustrelac Quick-Drying Enamel. Brush on easily and smoothly and allow to stand 'til dry (about 4 hours) . It will stimulate your whole room you'll feel the effect yourself ! And the dullest furniture will go gay and sprightly on you. 14 sparkling colors. LUSTRELAC Quick-Drying ENAMEL Improve Your Home Inside and Out With the Aid of A NATIONAL HOUSING ACT LOAN WE OFFER YOU COMPLETE ASSISTANCE: Financing Details We will Rlnilly give InfornuiMon and, If desired, bundle the details of flnrtndnjr, umlrr the X. II. A. Free Planning Service lVe will Kindly OMlt yon In plnniilnjr; your home or Improvements In your piespnt house. Materials and Workmen The very hest lnmher nnil hiilMIng innterlnl vnlur ohtnlnuhlp plus servlre tlmt will please ymi. Experienced workmen are nvallnlile through our nfflt-rt for YOl'K Job. Builders' Bureau of Information PORTER LUMBER COMPANY South Fir. Phone 124 DUE S $100 FINE IS PAID T. J. EnrlRht. attorney, under a 90 day Jail sentence and 100 fine, for circuit court conviction of driving n auto while Intoxicated, will be freed next Saturday of the (100 fine la paid, Sheriff Syd 1. Brown said today. Enrlght, under Oregon law. la allowed four days per month off his sentence for good behavior, and Is entitled to release with the completion of days' servitude. En right, during his confinement, according to the sheriff, has been model prisoner, serving most of the time as kitchen trusty, snd ha ms4e himself generally Uhrful about the baa tile. The attorney expressed confidence that he would be able to procure the 100 to pay the fine. Last week Enrlght was granted per mission to appear as counsel In the hearing on the Interpleader suit of Ntedermeyer, Inc., before Circuit Judge Carl Wlmberly of Douglas county. A number of applications by En right for parole were denied by Cir cuit Judge Norton. Prlends of Enrlght say he has not reached any decision relative to his future, but desrres to consult with them upon It, after release. The "grievance committee" of the Southern Oregon Bar association Is reported to have this case under con sideration, but has taken no public action. Previous to his circuit court con viction. Enrlght was found guUty of a drunken driving charge In Justice court and sentenced to 30 days in the county Jail and fined 100 and costs. The Jail sentence was sus pended and the cost paid In this case. Mayor Buys First Buddy Poppy nil i 1 W ' ! a? .' ' ? E ' mum B.GM Will w wntL (Continued from Page One.) However, the outlook suggests that the President is going to have to get a group of new aces during the nex. year. Ace Rlchberg Is leaving the KRA June 16, In accordance with the agreement made with labor weeks ago. Ace Farley is supposed to leave the cabinet to handle the campaign around the first of the year. In each reshuffle, of course, theie la always the possibility of drawing deuces as well as aces. The so mi to progressives planned for a week to walk out silently and In dignantly when the oath was admin istered to Senator Chavez. The unique Idea seems to hnve originated with Senntor Borah. He and his as sociates were careful to be in their seats at noon each day for several days prior to the incident, so they would not miss the opportunity. The prefis galleries had been tip ped to watch for It. Otherwise they mlht not have noticed. It was done unostentatiously. The inner purpose was to Impress the White House with their deep re sentment became of the administra tion's efforts to defeat their friend. Senator Cutting. It is really the only thing they hold against Mr. Roose velt, and they blame that on Pos;-master-General Karley. The old telegram and letter method NEW ECONOMY OF FAMOUS AMERICAN CAR SWEEPS WORLD MARKETS IT" J I I J Check shows his 1935 Dodge gives 20 miles per gallon with ordinary gas IN foreign markets, the high cost of petrol (gas) is one of a number of reasons for Dodge increased popularity. And here in America, too, the amazing econ omy and value of the 1935 Dodge is scoring new high sales records in nil parts of the country. Writing of the remarkable gas a:-.d oil sav ings of his 1935 Dodge, R. T. Hall, Ballinger, Texas, says: "It is easily the most outstand ing car that I have ever owned from the standpoint of economy and performance, Ak for th official Chrytler making twenty miles or better from ordinary gasoline." With its economy you also get new comfort in the"Airglide Ride" new safety with Dodge all-steel body and perfected dual-cylinder hy draulic brakes. Drive the new Dodge. See for yourself what a rugged yet luxurious auto mobile you can get for only a few dollars more than the lowest -priced cars. Now , . . $645 and up, f. o. b. factory, Detroit. DODOS DIVISION CHRYSLER MOTORS Motorm Commi-rca Credit Plan Mm. 8. M. Hawk. I! old star mother, sell! rip Mayor fieorRe Porter the first Buddy Poppy of the" Mth annual Buddy Poppy sale. Photo by Peasleys. At 7 a.m. Friday a young army will take possession of the streets of Medford. It will be an army mo bilized In the cause of veteran wel fare. Its attack on the generous pocketbooks of Medford residents will be in behalf of disabled veterans of American wars, and of the widows and orphana of America's war dead. The 14th annual sale of Buddy Poppies, sponsored throughout the United States by the Veterans of I Foreign WarB of the United States will be conducted here by Crater Lake post, 1833. O. E. Hukill is sales chairman, assisted by members of the 1036 poppy committee, of which Lillian Hukill Is chairman. Each flower on sale will bear a small green label designating It as a genuine Buddy Poppy. Workers will also wear credentials. The local sale Is held, as Is customary. In con junction with the approach of Mem orial day. Similarly. approximately 3000 V. F. W. posts through the United States are sponsoring Buddy Poppy sales this month. The activity Is the organization's principal means of obtaining funds for Its welfme and relief work. The Buddy Popples sold here this year are made In the Roseburg Vete ran's hospital. SIX FLIERS KILLED -SEA CRASH L REVE Medford and be members of the church, as Dr. Eaton Is retiring from pastoral work. (Continued rrom page One.) from the unprecedented maneuvers to eight, seven of whom died In air plane crashe s The eighth was killed In the collision of two destroyers. Thre airplanes have been lost in mid-Pacific during the maneuvers, and four destroyers damaged In three collis ions. The 67P. one of the giant bombing patrol planes that made the first hazardous flight from Hawaii to Midway Island, crashed at night 50 miles south of Midway and 4.000 miles from the Pacific coast. She had pulled out of a flight for mation to call nearby surface craft to the rescue of . her sister ship, the 6P10 which had been forced to land on the heavy seas. It was while circ ling over the 6P10 during the -night that something suddenly went wrong no one knew what and the huge bomber crashed into the ocean ap parently In full flight. All that remained of the craft when found was her smashed gas tank, a shattered wing , tip and seat cushion. James M. Shaffer Of Prospect Dies James M. Shaffer, resident of the Prospect district for many years, passed away at a local hospital Wed nesdey night after a lingering Illness. He was aged 75 and had no known relatives. Funeral services In charge of the Perl funeral home will be held at the graveside in the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery Friday at 10 a. m. BERRY Cups and Crates See us now for your requirements F. E. Samson Co. 229 N. Riverside I) Dr. Eaton Ending Pastorate Sunday June 1 will close the 10-year pas torate of Dr. W. H. Eaton of the First Baptist church. ( Sunday morning. May 26, will be his last sermon as pastor. Friends are e.sneclallv Invited tn attend the I services. The family will live In GALVANIZED BF.FORB OR AFTER FOl'R OAl-fiES AND MESHES OVER 10,000 SQUARE FEET NETTING Suitable for Scores of Purposes SPECIAL LOW PRICES CALL AT ONCE SELECT YOUR CHOICE Sale Opens Friday, May 24th, 9 a. m. VOLNEY DIXON WIRE PRODUCTS SINCE 1893 124 North Riverside, "Nat" Bldg. Phone 263, Medford JW $avin8 Prices on everything for your Pfj jiifl fiisi&ifl comfort and convenience. nt iIbAi AwSfciiS'a of lobbying la beginning to lose lis influence on congressmen. For example, capable Senator MW. ton'a secretary was thumbing thrown .1 the morning moil the other day. An observer noted t h at he th re w half the letters Into the wnstcbnsket with out opening them, and Inquired why "Oh. those are all utility letter) against the holding company bill." the secretary replied. Tills was doubted by the observer. who noticed that the envelopes were ; of different size and were address-? ! by different hands. Plurulng Inf ! the waMebasket. the observer opened ; each letter and discovered the seer tery was correct. The secretary explained his psych lr trick by pointing out that the let- ters of one day usually came from ; the aam town, next day from an- ', other town. That dav they happen- J ed to be from Troy, N. Y. Next d.v. : he said, they would probably be fro.ii Buffalo, etc. Travelers from the Delta report I that the territory down there Is now unofficially known as Hueyslnna. Cots and Beds Folding Camp Cot s5 4tlf tit C294 Strong hardwood frame, durable duck cover. Gold Medal khaki $995 covered cot C265 ia All steel double folding bed.... $5. 85 IE M Prirfi (IffAlIv Aiirh'i Q Empty cam laanrd 7x7 Auto Tent with Stakes An Unusual Bargain Full 6-ft. 6-ln. front and 3-ft. back woll. White material, ropes. W'l .maoBKmrnma) laamispii sif.'yj --5r t it mam ST- J M -aiefcWajaf SB Our Fine$t loori Pure Pennsylvania PEWN SUPREME One Gallon Si 4 c Refined from selected QQ Penn sylvania crude, double distilled . . . specially filtered and processed. n (tint a lac all flat. t tmall depotit. $8.95 fraSTi5. 7' PALMETTO TENT ,,o KZ-i&hl with floor. Khaki colorc52e'7 $28.75, 7x7 feet waterproof weather-cloth with door. Khaki color C5t9- m 10x10 PALMETTO TENT - Khaki color. 3) 21" 8x10 FT. "KAMPEZE" . . . More head room and availoble floor space than any other 8x10 tent. made, shown at left. Khoki color....w.......c522 Camp Stoves "Camp Cook" folding stove two- burner with wind guards and instant light.- C4d Large size two burner stove . . at $5.65 C448 Folding stove legs $1.29 C4S2 $435 lllpi Goggles Sport type as shown, flexible ear q pieces... C2S5.S yv Other Goqqles . . . from....! 9c to $1.65. Camp Tables I Lightweight, strong opens to 28x36" csos $2.95 Cushions 78c F196 Striped Seat Cover Material. Well filled. Other Cushions 28c to $1.95 Makes Miles r ri I " oeem snorter O Marvelous New Models ... Magic Eliminode eliminates spark suppressors Ask about this and manyfi other exclusive and su perior features found in this car radio. LOUT PRICES EASY TERMS FREE DEMONSTRATION a-., rt-nj mi J HARTMAN VISITS Dr. Hrnry Hartman. frutt authority of the Oregon State collcce. Is in the city today conferring with orchnrdlsts and fruit men relative to the appoint ment of a county horticulturist t.- takf the place of Lyle P. Wtu-cx. who resinned to do similar work with the Southern Or.'Kon Salii, Inc. Vr. Hart man s;i!d : "There will bp something to announce within a few days." It la pin nned to co-ordinate the horticultural work In this county with all asnncles. such as the county apent, the federnl experiment orehiud and the Talent experiment station nt Talent, for more effective and effi- Irnt unity. This procnuu is mw betns worked out. Dr. Hnrtmnn s;i1 Dr. Hurtman said he would ronfrr t od s v with the com m 1 : t c ? of the Fruit crowers' Iraeue. composed of E. T. Newbry. Dr. George Peane and E. W. Carlton. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Outing Ice Boxes and uj Just what you need for carrying cold drinks, butter, etc. Ice com partment removoble to clean. 1 fSas, 4-m-i Skillet Oven Pair Twin steel skillets 2 inch deep, 5Vi Inch wide. 49c Chairs and Stools 35 Folding Stool Very Strang and durable C245 Gold Medal Folding Arm chair, canvas seat and back, SI 29 as shown C243 JL Other stools and chairs 59c to $3.65 Dutch Oven 39 C392 Heavy steel , . . 7V'xlO'2 Inches with drip top. AI.IMIMM Cooking Sets 179 C34S Durable aluminum, 2 kettles, coffee pot, skillet, 4 plates, 4 cups. All nest in large kettle. Touring Atlas 47 75 poges of lorge, easily read maps of every state Gr Canada. C37i Camp Goods Bargain Canvas Basins 49c Gasoline Siphon 49c Kapoc Knaki Tick Pillow 59c Emergency Gas Cons 63c Pedal Pads Pair 19c to 58c Canvas folding pall 88c Sanitary Water Bags..77c md 98e Canteens ...77c to $1.85 Grade Register 51.80 Baby Hammock SI . 1 0 Foldinq Baby Cab $4.85 Wind Wings $2.3 5 up Auto Robes .. $1.98 to $8.75 Spotlights 95c and $1 1.95 DuCSle Bag $1.29 PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO., 112 So. Riverside DODGE nnd PLYMOUTH DEALERS KEEP YOUR HUSBAND'S LOVE be of men get tired of irri table, complaining wive. H' you are weak, nervous and rundown you can not do your share to make a happy home, l ake l yJia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound. Mrs. Barbara Spears ot Akron, Ohio, says. "I had no pep, and was in poor spirits. Your Vegetable Com pound eliminated that awful tired feeling. Mv husband says I am my old sell again." i 1 ?30-in. heav brown convas with strong draw string. Flare end makes easy to fill. cioe nrl IP arcoriiins tn Material For Vphnl.trrr Prott-clloil and Dm in Comfort S .! $1 87 $2.57 CmiD SI VS Si 43 I S3 67 SJ.50 ! S4.S5 ii 75 S4.S5 SS ) S5 20 4&l Safety Before You Buy Any Tires GET OUR Low Net Prices On First Quality WESTERN GIANTS BACKED BY OUR SSiiSS GUARANTEE , . antf ferrire of all our more than 170 stores in the West! A tire fcr every purpose, at a price that saves you money! More than a mili'on WES.TERN GIANTS in daily use prove ftiat they COST LESS, LAST LONGER, give better traction. Camp Axe J, 2',4 lbs. hcod, 23 inch handle $1 .37 AUTO SPADE Pv!0 Inch blade. "D" handle. . . 35 in. ever ail, 95c Glare Shield 12 Celluloid, vocuum cup fostsner Adjustoble Glare Shield 29c-98e Full-Vu Glare Shield $1.95 . . . and mony others. Thermos Battles Mi9h Grede Pint sre 79c 0 $1.11 Quart sire $1.38 & I1.9J KOIetR JVC "2 gal 99. Gal. 1.1) & l.t! FmlmnaHAif -xam " &-"- fe'J KIT $2.45 and Three emergency q containers for gas, VJ'Vj oil, water in running board holder, e e Camp Goods Bargain Metal Tent Stakes 8c Coat Hangers for car.JOc and 12e 3-compart. Aluminum Plate.... 14c Gnll Skillet 15c Barbecue Fork 1 5c Clothes Line Rope, 50 ft 25c Jointed Tent Poles 37c Strong Web Straps 1 Oe to 57c Tent Waterproofing Sol., gal. 1.65 Khoki Mattresses.. ..$2. 35 & $3.45 Luggcge Carriers 85c to $1 .95 AutoCompass&Corr-pensoror $1.75 Roll Mattresses....S5.95 and $6.90 Gasoline '.cnterns ..$4.65 to $7.95 e . . Auto Baby Seats Most comfortable fold ing Baby Auto Seats. Hook over seat bock. 98o $2.29 Ecsiracsra "3r 101 So. Riverr.ft Phon? 1"" mmm 6-v 13-riate I Special W$fgi .ifl olt-mw-rrateriQl bctftry for 1 C't C.-J u rg No. 1 x cc WITH OLD BATrEHY p'v.-ul Np 1 sire bat'erv. VJ' on Other Botteriei 6 p. is nw WASCO), A.