P GE TWO
SOCIETY and CLUBS
By Janet Wray Smith
Town Club Tea
Honors Mrs. Doerr . .
Among hostesses of the week Is
Mrs. Paul Jonney, who Invited
number of friends for. tea today at
the Town club complimenting Mrs.
John Iff. Doorr, Jr., formerly of Hawaii
and now residing with her husband
at Crater Lake,
Mr. Doorr 1 a noted geologist and
naturalist who has been associated
with the national pork . service at
Crater Lake for the past several
months, having been transferred here
from his post In Hawaii early last
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Doerr have
made many friends In the valley dur
ing their residence at the resort.
With the close of the park season,
the Doerrs will mako their home in
Klamath Falls for the winter months.
Pocahontans Will
Celebrate Birthdays
Past chiefs of Pocahontas lodge
will take charge of the meeting
scheduled for tomorrow evening,
which will also feature the obser
vance of birthdays and the awarding
of the attendance prize.
A card party will follow the busi
ness session, with arrangements being
made by the social committee, Wilms
Hayes, Rose Slngler and Ed Schackel.
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Tucker Guests
Depart for Homes
A number of the guests who have
been entertained at the Nion Tucker
summer residence, Rogue's Roost, on
Rogue river, returned to tholr homes
by train last night. Among them was
M O. Ellsworthy, who bosrded a
northbound train, the others going
south ito" residences In San Francisco
and the bay district.
Canletts Vacation
For Week In South
Vacationing out of town are Capt.
nd Mrs. Franklin , H. Canlett, who
left Monday morning for San Fran
clsco, Calif. They planned to spend
thlo week as the guests of friends In
the bay city, The Canletts were ac
companied by their three children.
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.Shower Honors
Miss Dorothy Blend
Mrs. Elwood Strader waa hostess
lost evening, arranging a dessert
bridge and shower at her home for
Miss Dorothy Slead, whose wedding
to Kelton Strader will be an event of
tomorrow evening.
Scoring awards during the evening
of bridge went to tho honor guest and
Miss Peggy Miller. Other guests were
Mesdames Ivan Harrington, Larry
Ogle, D. H. Slead, mother of the bride
elect, Arthur strader, mother of Kel
ton Strader, Harry Mlnto and the
Misses Margaret Melllng, Peggy and
Justine Miller, Marlon Rlngoen, Nell
Oreen, Dorothy Paley, Oeraldlne La
tham and Frances Welsner.
The ceremony will be soiemnlsed
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents.
Mrs. Purucker
Leaves for Visit
Leaving on the Shasta Tuesday
evening waa Mrs. C. B. Purucker, who
la planning an extended vacation trip.
She will go first to Beverly Hills, Cal.,
where she will be the guest for some
time of her daughter and aon-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Relnecke.
Mra. Purucker will continue east
from California, stopping en route
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. See ley
Hall, former well-known residents of
Medford. From Chicago. Mra. Puruck
er will go to Pittsburgh, where she
win be the guest of relatives and
friends.
She expects to be awsy two months.
Former Resident
Blnps Here Briefly
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Johnston
stopped In Medford yesterday V visit
old friends and relatives tor a short
time before continuing to their
home In Hamilton, Mont, They are
on a wedding trip following their
marriage laat Friday In Los Angeles,
Calif.
Mr. Johnston formerly ' resided In
Medford and has many friends here.
Among thoae entertaining the visitors
waa William B. Johnston, a cousin of
Robert Johnston.
Two Leave for
Motor Trip South
Miss Sybil Jean Young arrived from
Portland last evening by plane to be
the overnight guest of, her paronta,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvle young. She was
Joined here this morning by Mtas
aiadya LeBnande, of Oorvallls, who ar
rived on the morning train,
Miss Young and Mlas LaBrande left
today by motor for California, plan
ning to apend the ensuing two weeks
vacationing at various resorts In the
south, They will return north via
Medford.
BEAN,
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lfEDFORD MAIL
Bay City Guest
Return Home Tuesday
Recent visitors In Medford were
Capt. and Mrs. Q. W. Oonneroud and
their daughter, Peggy, of Ban Fran
cisco, who left Tuesday to return to
their home In the south. The Oonner
ouds were guests for a week of Capt
and Mrs. Herman T. Meiring here,
and were greeted by a number of
friends In the army set.
Capt. and Mrs. Oonneroud have
been previous visitors In Medford and
have vacationed at various times at
southern Oregon resorts. Mrs. Oon
neroud and Peggy spent sometime
this year at Oregon Caves.
Oakland Guests
At Ktddell Home
Among recent visitors In the valley
were Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Florey, of
Ocktand, Calif., who were the house
guests last week of Dr. and Mrs. K.
O. Rlddell at their home on the Old
Stage road.
Mrs. Florey was formerly Miss Vio
let Olson, of 'Jacksonville. Mr. Florey
Is Mrs, Rlddell's son.
Overnight Guests
At Wilson lilme
Mrs. Myrtle Kaya and son Willis, of
Hollywood, calif., will be overnight
guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson
today, en route home after a vacation
visit In Eugene. They will continue
south tomorrow.
OF
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of the year that reductions are made
on annual subscriptions.
Under the bargain rates, The Mall
Tribune will be delivered dally and
Sunday, where carrier service Is main
tained, for . The usual annual sub
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During the bargain period annual
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and Siskiyou countlea for 3.60. The
usual annual subscription by mall la
$9.
Subscriptions entered now under
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apply both to new subscriptions and
renewala.
Subscriptions may be left at the
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Or they may be mailed to the office.
To avert a last minute rush, It Is
suggested that subscriptions be en
tered now.
Knox Will Speak
In College Bowl
CORVALL18, Aug. 37. (AP) Re
publican leaders hero announced that
Oregon State College had granted
permission for the use ot Bell field
the night of September 17 when
Colonel Prank Knox will speak here.
The Q. O. P. vice-presidential can
didate address will be the closing
feature of the two-day state conven
tion of Republican clubs.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mra. T. M. Trout,
of Eagle Point, a boy, weighing 8
pounds H ounces, August 35 at the
Sacred Heart hospital.
Born, to Mr. and Mra. Sam Wllley.
of Eagle Point, a son. weighing 7
pounds 5 ounces, August 37 at the
Sacred Heart hospital.
Burlap Cut to Fashion
PROVO, Utah (UP) Mlas Elisa
beth Conover, made a faahlonable
suit out of old gunnyaacks recently
to prove to her home management
class that money Is not essential to
neat appearance,
Pred Stone, although 83, la an ex
pert trick roper.
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TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
SPANISH REBEL
Vy ' t i y . : : v.v , I . .
Capture meant death In the Spanish civil war. This picture, taken
rial (riant) between guards at a court mart at hiar nn at whifh thu
EIGHT KILLED
All eight occupants of this Chicago and Southern Airlines transport plane, whose wreckage la shown
here, were killed wnen tne craft cra8ned near the municipal airport at St. Louis, Mo. Although the acci
dent occurred near the field, the plane was not found for aeveral hours. Inset It Pilot Carl Zler, one of
the victims. (Associated Press Photos)
Name Contest Winners in
High way Beauiification
To Mrs. Frank Hensley and Mrs. M.
B. Chase will go this year'a prlzea In
the highway beautlflcatlon contest,
sponsored by the Table Rock Com
munity club, It waa announced yea
terday by the Medford Garden club
committee, acting as Judges. First
prize for the most attractive fronlaje
will be awarded Mrs. Hensley. and
first prize for the most attractive
mall box arrangement will be pre
sents Mrs. Chase.
Prlzea will be awarded the winners
at tho first fnll meeting of the Table
Rock Community club, Miss Grace
Lydlard, who has supervised the pro
ject. Informed the Garden club com
mittee. Viewing the varloua - frontages,
which have brought a wealth of
beauty to the Tnble Rock lane, ex
tending from the Tnble Rock store,
west from the E. W. Carlton orchard
to the lower Table Rock, were Mrs.
. PORTLAND, Aug. 27. (AP) A
wheel, apparently loosed by thieves
Intending to steal It, hut unable to
escape with It, flew from an automo
bile here, bounded down a etreet and
struck Mrs. Sadie Basse. 40, In the
chest, causing contusions.
Ask About Our Lay-By
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OREGON, THURSDAY.
GENERALS EXECUTED FOR TREASON
nd subsequently were executed. (Associated
IN PLANE CRASH
Milton Ottoman, Mra. WlnflslJ Bailey
and Mrs. Ralph Woodford. '
The' committee membcra stated
they were surprised to find how
much Improvement had been accom
plished by the residents of the com
munity since last year, when prizes
were also offered for the most attrac
tive frontages. The lane Is how one
of the most beautiful In the county,
they stated, voicing regret that the
main hlghwaya have not achieved
such attractive borders.
Green lawn, perfectly kept, and
bordered with summer chrysanthe
mums In shadea of burnt orange
mark the frontage of the Hensley
place. Inside the yard dahlias In
harmonizing colors complete the
pleasing setting with cannaa forming
a more remote background.
Petunias and shrubs In a particu
larly pleasing color arrangement and
admirable planting won first prize
for the Chase mailbox setting.
Pick Convention City.
O RANTS PASS, Aug. 27. (AP)
directors of the Redwood Empire a
Boclntlon have selected Crescent City,
Cal., for their 1930 convention, Octo
ber 0 and 10, The Association has a
membership from eight California
counties and Josephine county, Ore-
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BURELSON'S
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AUGUST 27, 1936.
at Barcelona, rushed to London bv
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NEXR AIRPORT
Central Point
CENTRAL POINT, Aug. 27. (Spl.)
Miss Alios Slngletery who has been
a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Farra for the past
ten days, left Monday for her home
In Portland. Other recent guests at
the Farra home were. Mr. and Mrs.
J, 0. Dean and Mrs. Lydla Dean of
Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs. Edith Deuel, accompanied by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross,
motored to Hokum Spring last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross remained at the
springs, hoping that Mr, Ross might
he benefited. He has been confined
to his bed for sums time, suffering
with rheumatism. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robertson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Booth vacationed
at Crescent City last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Obenchaln.
accompanied by Mrs. Bert Hedgpeth
and Jack Smith, visited Crater Lake.
Lake o the Woods and Diamond lake
Sunday.
Mrs. Sally Musty has been on the
sick list for several days.
Woman's Relief Corps ladles are
looking forward to attending the an
nual encampment, to be held In
Ashland park Friday.. All members
who can are urged to be present.
SALEM, Aug. 37. (AP) Life In
surance companies operating In the
state of Oregon are not exempt from
payment of the annual tax, for sup
nnrt of the state fire marshal's de
partment, accruing prior to the
amendment, Attorney General Van
Friday
and
Saturday
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TAKEN BY DEATH AT
ICE OF
Mrs. Alice M. Nichols, a resident of
Jackson county for the past 40 years,
passed away at the home of her
niece, Mrs. W. J. Hockenyos, on
Buckshot hill road at 11 p. rn. Wed
nesday, August 28, at the age of 78.
Auntie Nichols, as she was known
to hosts of friends, was born at Men
don, 111., June 8, 1858, and when a
young child moved with her parents
to Missouri, where she grew to young
womanhood and moved back to Illi
nois, where she resided until 1893
when she moved to eastern Oregon
to make her home. Three years lat
er, In 1898, she came to Medford to
make her home with her sister, the
late Emma McKeever,
" Her only son, A. Glen Nichols, en
listed In the aerial division at the
beginning of the world war and pass
ed away serving his country. She is
survived by four sisters: Mrs. S. K.
Loughlln. Mrs. J. McDavltt and Mrs.
Sabre Dodson, all of Missouri, and
Mrs. Arlte Taylor, Fort Morgan, Colo.
Also two nieces and two nephews;
Beulah Fletcher, Montague, Calif.;
Mrs. W. J. Hockenyos. Medford; O.
Emmett McKeever, Fort Klamath,
and L. C. McKeever, Hoqulam, Waoh.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Conger chapel by the Rev. W.
B. Balrd at 2 p. m. Friday. The re
mains will be forwarded later In the
evening to Portland for cremation.
Five Under Arrest
Face New Charges
PORTLAND. Aug. 27. (AP) Five
men arrested Tuesday night in con
nection with a recent spell of hold
ups and Illegal entries had additional
charges of possession of stolen goods
placed against them yesterday.
Claude Fuller, 21, Andrew Came
ron. 21, and Ira Bailey, 21, had been
booked on charges of assault and rob
bery with dangerous weapons. Ben
jamin Lesmlester, 36, and Gordon
Taylor, 21, were being held for the
district attorney.
Work In Australia
MELBOURNE (UP) Unemploy
ment In Australia steadily Is declin
ing. Figures Just Issued show that
from the peak period of 1932 when
trade union unemployment was 30
per cent, it is now only slightly more
than 13 per cent.
Guard Wild Life
MOSCOW (UP) The Soviet gov
ernment has taken energetic meas
ures to safeguard wild life, now pos
sessing 480 game preseives of varied
types, of which the 37 largest com
prise more than 3,000,000 acres.
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Main and.Pacific Highway
North Bend Lady
Would Be Senator
GOLD BEACH, Aug. 37. (AP)
InAthar MmM VM Added tO the
nmnino nf indeDendent candi
dates for the state legislature, Mrs.
Rhea Burnnart, norm orao.
Mrs. Burkhart. wife of Arthur Burk-
hart. North Bend longshoreman, an
nounced her senatorial candidacy at
a Townsend meeting here. Her op-
nnnpnt, nr. Ben R. Chandler of
Marihfleld, Republican, and George
Chaney or coqume, uemocmi.,
pnRTT.Awn Aiiit. 27. (AP) Mem
bers of the Champoeg Park and State
highway commissions met nere i.
ntout. ti tiismiKjt niAiM for lmnrove-
ment of the pioneer spot. Prelimi
nary worK nas Deen aone ay rtrn.
labor, but harvest season demand for
workers has caused a temporary ces
sation. Bees Upset
TULARE, Cal. (UP) Residents of
the Paige district insist they already
have experienced their first "air
raid." Fifty hives of bees were
knocked off a truck In an automobile
collision.
Closing time for Too Late to Ola,
slfy Ads Is 1:30 p m
Artistic Sprays, Baskets and Fu
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Blooming Plants and Ferns.
Meyer Greenhouses
Phone 184 Franquette at 14th
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