MEDFORD MAIL TKTBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY. rATOUST 14, 1938.
PAGE ELEVEN
NEXT CONVENTION
(Continued from Pag One)
which started Thursday night and
lasted well into the morning.
1000 In Parade
The parade, enlivened by muaic
from 17 drum corpa and bandi, in
eluded more than one thousand
marchers and passed over a two and
a half mile course lined with the
largest crowd ever assembled in Rose
burg. First place went to Portland vol
ture as, for its locomotive and box
&car entry. Second float prise was
frfon by the American Red Cross entry
'and third place went to Federal Post
No. 97 of Portland, for the largest
percentage of members In the march.
The parade was followed by the
grand promenade of the 40 and' 8.
under the direction of Mike Bonney.
conducteur. of Grants Put,
In the convention hall this morn
ing, legion and auxiliary members
gathered In a Joint session at which
annual reports were heard.
An outstanding program of acoom
plUhments in hospltAlltatton, child
welfare, poppy program, American
lam, community service, and other
major activities of the American Le
gton Auxiliary was reported by
Oladya O. Turnbull. department
president.
LOSE LEG
JUST ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY NOW
FOR 4000 YEN LENT
IN 8TH YEAR, SHOWA
(Continued from Page One)
loaned Kado 4000 yen, at five percent
interest, computed every six month,
and payable in one year.
The exchange value of tho yen la
now 29.38 cents, and Shi mod a seeks
with interest the sum of 1 .362.34.
or 4,638.76' yen.
The agreement, written in Japan
ese, and translated for the complaint
reads:
'I really borrow this money from
you, and will surely repay this aum
of money by May 11. (eighth year
of Showa) 1934, and as security X
tender to you 25 shares of California
Oregon Power company stock, and I
aprce that you dispose of It whenever
I broak this written promise."
A letter was received from Kado
by Shlmoda this wee It, saying be
would return to America shortly.
Ocorge M. Roberta appears as attor
ney for Shlmoda:
Locals
Art Meeting Southern Oregon Arc
association will hold a business meet
ing at 7.30 tomorrow night in its
studio, room a, 107 East Main street.
A full attendance Is desired as Im
portant business is to be transacted.
Including plans for fall and winter
programs and lectures.
Teuchers Elected Charlotte Marth
Addy and Charlotte Wright of Gree
ley, Col., were elected to fill vacancies
at the Lincoln school at a recent
meeting of the Ashland school board.
Elliott MacCracken of Ashland, wlw
has been teaching in the Talent high
school, was elected at the same time
to a position in the Ashland high
school. .
Will Revive Ban V. S. Norman,
member of the Los Angeles police de
partment, who stopped briefly in
Ashland yesterday, predicted that the
California border patrol, set up last
year to prevent vagranU and Job
seekers from entering the state, will
be revived this fall. Norman stated
that the 'bum blockade" greatly re
duced crime In the southern Cali
fornia city during It duration.
Can Wanted Parents or others
going to the Lake of the Woods Olrl
Scout camp Sunday to bring back
girls who are spending only the first
week at camp are requested to call
Mrs. R. E. Oreen, phone 933, If they
are able to take up other girls for
the remainder of camp, or to stop at
Girl Scout headquarters Sunday
morning at 0 o'clock. Mrs. Green
stated that there are a number of
girls wishing to go for the ensuing
week who have no transportation to
the camp.
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Trade Stars Brisk
PORTLAND, Aug. 14. (AP) Gen
eral retail trade here continues to
show an average Increase of 10 per
cent over last year. Dun and Brad
street said today. Men's ready-to-wear
merchandise leads the advance
with a (tain of 17 to 30 per cent.
while new automobile registrations
are up 35 per cent.
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Tha John C. Garners and tho Daniel L. Plttmana were one big happy family after Loulee Madeline, the
"mlx-Mp baby" claimed by them both, decided to divide her time between them, She had lived for 17yeare
with the Plttmana and then under terma of a court order determined that the Garnera were her real par
ent,. The two aeta of parent, are pictured above with the girl (left to right): Mr,. Plttman, Loulae Mad
eline, Mr. Garner, Mra. Garner and Mr. Plttman. (Aesoclated Preaa Photo
PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES
L
Jamee MacLean, forestry student.
at Oregon State college who haa been
confined at Community hospital with
a bullet wound in his left leg, show
ed a turn for the worse last night
and hi father, A. MaoLe&n of Htlls
boro, was again called to the city.
Because of lack of circulation,
gangrene has shown evidence of de
veloping and it might become neces
sary to amputate the leg midway be
tween the knee and ankle, the at
tending physician said.
MacLean was shot accidentally a
week ago yesterday at the remote
Whisky Peak fire lookout station at
the head of the Applegate river on
the Rogue river national forest where
he was employed for the summer.
As he was about to leave the loot
out house the door swung wide and
knocked over a .33 calibre rifle stand
ing behind It. The gun discharged
and the bullet pierced his leg above
the knee, puncturing a sheath con
talntng the sciatic nerve, a vein and
an artery.
ES
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 14. W)
A courtroom occupied principally by
feminine spectators heard a physician
testify today in the Ann Cooper Hew
itt mayhem-conspiracy trial that a
test made in January, 1936. disclosed
the heiress Is sterile. The operation
was performed In 1934.
The testimony was given by Dr.
Dan Del Prat, a hospital surgical ex
ecutive. Dr. Samuel G .Boyd and
Dr. Tolton E. Tillman are the phy
sicians accused of mayhem and con
spiracy In connection with a steriliz
ation operation they are charged with
performing on Miss Hewitt.
A result of the operation was a
$600,000 damage suit filed by Miffi
Hewitt against Dr. Tillman and Dr.
Boyd, and her mother, Mrs. Maryon
Cooper Hewitt,
miss Me win suegea sne was cncK-
ed Into the surgery by her mother, In
an attempt to gain control of her In- I
herltance from her father, the late
Inventor. Peter Cooper Hewitt. She ;
contends she was led to believe the ;
operation was only an appendectomy !
As the new owner of the 'former ,
Rogue River Greenhouses, corner 14th
and Frtnquette Sts., we offer you a
lo cash discount on all August
business, so that you may get ac- 1
quuntod with us. Try our Funeral
S or ays, Baskets, Designs, or sick-
room bouquets. Phone 184. Mcyor j
Greenhouses. .
KIEFER TAKES TITLE
IN BACKSTROKE EVENT
BERLIN, Aug. H. (AP) Clocked
In 1:05.9. Adolf Klefer of Chicago
turned In his third record-smashing
performance, winning the Olympic
100-meter backstroke title today while
Holland's quartet captured the wo
men's . 400-meter free style relay
championship.
The Dutch foursome, Wiss Selbach,
Catherine Wagner, Willy Denouden
and Rita Mastenbroek, led Germany
and the United States to the finish
ing tile In that order.
With Klefer setting the pace, he
United States made a strong showing
in the dorsal-stroke final. Al V'ande
Weghe. of Paterson, N. J., listed world
record holder at 1:07.4, waa second,
followed by Masajl Klyokawa of Japan
with Taylor ' Drysdale of Detroit
fourth.
At the end of the four compulsory
dives for the 10-meter platform
championship, Marshall Wayne of
Miami held a slender lead over Er
hardt Weiss of Germany, 56-100ths of
a point separating the pair. Wayne
amassed 46.08 points to 46.09
Weiss.
for
Hot Headline
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 14. (API
Arnold Bailey, 82, a copyreader on
the St. Joseph aarette, wrote a head
line: "Two Overcome By Heat.' Five
minutes later he collapsed, overcame
by heat.
SUSANVILLE. Calif., Aug. 14 (UP)
Fire late yesterday awept through
Wendel. small section point on the
Southern Paclflo railroad 14 miles
enst of Susanvllle and within half an
hour had burned three quartera ot
the bualnesa section. Damage waa
estimated at 7S00.
LAST TIME SATURDAY!
YOUR CAR WASHED
And interior thoroughly vacuumed
Called for nnd Delivered, by Licensed
Careful Drivers. Complete
Come by for appointment
WEST'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE!
Rlversido and Jackson i . -
LONDON. Aug. 14 (AP) The Brit.
Ish government today looked on the
strife In Spain aa a possible apark
for setting off a general European
war.
It took under "urgent oonaldera
tlon" the question of banning the
export of civil planea aa an aftermath
of the departure yesterday of elx Brit
ish aircraft, reported to be destined
for belligerent In the peninsula civil
Tar.
In official circles fears mounted
that Increasing aid by rarloua Euro
pean powera in aircraft, money and
even reported supplies of guns and
ammunition would prolong the In
ternecine strife In Spain and might
easily lead to a general European war
through active participation of out
aide powers.
Oun Repairs. Expert gunsmiths.
Sims Bros., 23 N. nr.
Buckingham's loa Cream. Oandy St
Party Specula The Creat. 330 8 Cent
CONSTIPATION MAY
LOWER RESISTANCE
TO GERMS
Can Be Corrected by Natural
Laxative Food
Common constipation If due
largely to insufficient "bulk' n
meals. It is condition that should
never bs treated casually.
Long neglected, it may contribute
to a general run-down condition,
your body lack the strength it
id to fight off Infection. You are
much more likely to pick up a seri
ous illness.
Guard againat common constipa
tion. Mako sure the mealsyou tat
contain plenty of "bulk." Kellogg
All-Bran is a generous source ot
effective "bulk.-"
Within the body, the "bulk" In
All-Bran absorbs moisture, forms
a soft mass, and gently cleanses
the svstem. This delicious cereal
also furnishes vitamin B and eon
tains iron.
Two tahlespoonfuls daily, with
milk or cream, are uaually sura
cient. Stubborn caaea may require
All-Bran nftener. If not relieved
this way, consult your doctor.
Serve All-Bran in some form
each dav, either as a cereal, or
cooked into muffins, breads, etc.
Eat it regularly for regular habit.
Guaranteed by the Kellogg Com
pany. Sold by all grocers. Made
by Kelloiti? in Battle Creek.
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Beautiful
FIESTA
POTTERY
The factory is adding new pieces to this
already complete line. See them now.
13-inch Chop Plate. Special
$1.00
W . Ml Til.,.
XiajiM men vuup riut, wim levuivuig bvuuu
$2.50
AA
Glass Refrigerator dishes
with cover.
Special w
Aladdin
Lamps
New Pert 67is
You can always find the
latent In oar stork.
These beautiful new lamp
are on the market at no
Increase In price
$4.95
Sold only b? franchlw
dcnln
DRINK SETS
A brand new item 8 large Tumblers
with enameled carrying tray
93c
Floral Decoration
5 Bowls to the Set
SPECIAL BOWL SETS
$1.29
BRIDGE SETS
$1.89
Gingham Pattern
Red or Oreen
32-PIECE
Dinnerware
SETS
32-piece Set Dinnerware
New Pattern Just In
GLASS MIXING BOWLS
$139
Extra large
Pink or Oreen
Set of 6
HANSEN
HARDWARE
Formerly Medford Hardware Co.
Bartlctt, Near Sixth
ANNOUNCING
A NEW SERVICE
To Piggly Wiggly Patrons
Visit our Baked Goods Display and
see for yourself how tempting are the
fresh cakes and pastries within.
Free Delivery -Phone 9
210EMainSt., Medford
BROWN DERBY
OR CASINO BEER
3, 12 oz. cans .
$2.29 case
29c
SPECIAL for SATURDAY
DATE NUT COOKIES
"13 Dozen 2 dozen 25c
FOLGER'S
pound 26c
.
Troco, Oieo .
COFFEE
2 lbs. 50c
ib. 15c
BROOMS
4-Sew Kitchon
Limit
Each
PANCAKE
FLOUR
Harvest Time
No. 10 baga
CRACKERS
2 lb. box Sodas
25c
39c
25c
SATURDAY
Produce Specials
Tomatoes ,45c
LOCAL NO. 1 FANCY
CELERY . bunch 9c
LARGE FllEMI VTAM
ORANGES 2 doz 39c
SM 81NK1ST STTEKT
Cantaloupes 2 for 9c
LOCAL MVr.ET RirB
WINE
RIO RITA
Sweet Wine, pint .....
TIFFANY
Sweet Wines, quart
Dry Wines, pints
30c
49c
........25 ,
20 Mule Borax, 2 lb. pkg 27
20 Mule Borax Chips , . 23
Boraxo for dirty hands .. 15
CATSUP
15c
;...........io
DEL MONTE
SNIDERS
OLEN VALLEY
0. H. B.
MUSTARD Pints
Large
Bottles
FLOUR
AGAIN
CHEESE
Famous PIGOLY WIOOLY
Save 30o sack 49 lbs.
We
Offer
OYSTERS
Casserole
Brand, Can
Buy Big Hunks
at this Low Price,
lb
Si 49
10c
20c
BREAD
Locallv Baked
Pound Unsliced Loaves
8
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
HOT SAUCE, MEAT SAUCE,
Etc
5c Bottle
TOMATO
JUICE
Campbell's
HAPPY MIX
Assorted Candies
Pound
10
DON'T FORGET TO ASK FOR YOUR COUPONS
W.0.0.0. SUNRISE, lb 25
Nuf .' SPECIAL, lb. '. ...21
Sed MYRTLE, lb. 18
COFFEE
MEAT and FISH COMPANY - 206 E. Main
MARSHMALLOWfl '. pound 15
I Higher Prices Due
MILK 0as.?2.45
I cans
SUGAR
JARS
100 lb. sack
Ball or Kerr qts.
Speoial Price
PHONE
46
Free Delivery
SPRING LAMB src'.d
Shoulders . ... . .lb. 18c I Chops, shldr. cuts., .lb. 22c
Legs .lb. 23c Breast . lb. 8c
BEEF POT ROAST . Ib. 15c
Frankfurters home made . lb. 20c
Seasoning Bacon fat backs lb. 16c
FRYERS lb. 25c
We Make
Our Own
Lunch Meats
WIENERS BOLOGNA
MINCED HAM
BAKED PIMEKT0 LOAF
FRANKFURTERS
LIVER SAUSAGE
DEVILED MEAT .. 3 cans 10(
ARMOUR'S BUFFET SPREAD .....can 10
DELIOIA SANDWICH SPREAD can 10
TUNA SANDWICH SPREAD.;..... can 1CH
BIST FOODS MAYONNAISE. qt. 4J5
BEST FOOD MAYONNAISE pt. 27t
SALADAISE . -PinU 21
OINQER ALE or LIME RICKEY... pint 7
ICE CREAM POWDER pkg. 5
FROBTEE PUNCH Pkg. 5
29c
$539
69c
Cii!lMea As (a IwtWna "a"