Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 25, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN midway between Madrid and Toledo on the southern highway. Tills change was made, they said, in an attempt to cut the capital from the provincial city. (Official reports from Burgos, seat of the insurgent provisional govern ment, declared the fascist tToops on ! the southern battle line had advanced beyond Torrljos, on the road between Mnqurda and Toledo., Huskies, Newest Post Cereal, Introduced Here In Newspaper Campaign Featuring . Sports Stars LADIES! Bartlett's Fur Shop Now Open for Business 42 South Central E 10 COAST TO TAKE CHARGE IT SHANGHAI AFFAIR MEDFORD MAIL TKTBTJNE. MTjPFOHD. OT?FnON', FRTDAT. SEPTEMBER S3. 1f36. EXPLOSIONS BURY MANY RESIDENTS UNDERWREGKAGE (Continued from Page One.) No Dates Or Places Definite Beyond Next Week's Syracuse-Pittsburgh Trip Many Speeches Planned By HAROl.ll D. OLIVER Assorlutrd Press Staff Writer HVDE PARK. N. Y., Sept. 25. (AP) President Roosevelt said today his first campaign swing Into the wont coast would end at Denver, but that he still might go to the west coast. Talking about his personal cam paign plana for October at a press t conference at the summer White Lhous. the chief executive said no r dates or places were yet definite be yond next week's Syracuse-Pittsburgh trip, but that he probably Tould announce hla Initial western trip next Wednesday in Washington. I.Ike to visit coast He said If conditions permitted he would like to visit the west coast, but that he would have to be determined when the time came to start the Journey. Previous to the press conference White House official had announced the president would make six speeches In New York, West Virginia. Penn sylvania and New Jersey next week. Asked about his campaign confer ence late yesterday with 27 New Deal leaders and advlcers, the president aid they talked over all the various possibilities. He reiterated he did not want to Ret too far away from his Washington base on any cam paign trip and that any plan made -would be subject to cancellation on three minutes' notice. Final Speech October 81 L One new definite date announced .5 was October 28 In New York harbor when the priVrtent will speak a. Franco-American exercises celebrating the SOth anniversary of the dedica tion of the Statue of Liberty. ThlB came throe days before hla : final pre-election speech at Madison Square Carden the night of Octo ber 31. President Roosevelt has sent a mes sage of thanks to Alfred E. Smith for postponing his broadcast time the night of October 1. the White House staff disclosed. The six addresses specifically set will be made at: Syracuse, N. Y., shortly after 4 p. m.. September 20, In laying a corner atone for a new medical college at Syracuse university. Syracuse, from 10:30 to 11 p. m , Septemer 20, before the state Demo cratic convention. Official aald only itate Issues would be discussed. Elklns, W. Va., about noon, October 1, where he will witness the corona tion of the queen of the Mountain State forest, frstlvnl In the amphl- TTUSKIES," a brand-new ready. 11 to-eat whole wheat cereal, the latest addition to General Foods' famous Post cereal line, are being introduced here in a aeries of news picture ads featuring nationally fa mous athletic celebrities such as Gent-pia Coleman. Mattv Dell, and Helens Madison, shown above. Huskies are backed by retail merchandising material, cuts for retailers' use; and the sports star advertising campaign stressing the theme "Huskies eat Huskies.". theater of Davia-Elklns college. Pittsburgh, 9 to 8:30 p. m., Octo ber 1. Jersey City, N. J.. 11 a. m.. Octo ber 2. In dedicating a new medical center. Long Island City, N. Y., 4 p. m., October 2 at ground-breaking cere monies for the Queen-Mldtown tun nel. Between the last two ceremonies the president will attend a world ae ries game In New York city. Ho will return to Hyde Park from Long Island City. Cltlea tentatively discussed for Roosevelt speeches later In October Included Denver, Omaha. Chicago. Detroit, Cincinnati. Cleveland. Buf falo. Albany, Rochester. Springfield or Worcester. Mass. The president will close his campaign In Madison Square Garden, New York, the Satur day before election. GUN CLUB TO ATTEND IT Take advantage of the lou cost rail fares lo destinations In Eastern United Slates and Canada. First Class, Inter mediate and Coach Class round trip excursion tickets. ON SALE UNTIL OCT 15th. Final return limit October 51st. It costs no more lo travel Canadian Pacific. -slop. overs where you wish. See lie mognlicenl scenery of the Canadian Rockies In fall, the most beautiful season of the year. All details, tickets and reservations at our offices. CANADIAN IftCIFIC W. H. MACON, Cm. ft Ptti'r Otp't Ul I W, rii(Ar.wkBW.)PJHn8R 0tl7,lrtlMl The Medford Gun club grounds will be closed Sunday a the mem bers, almost to a man, will pour Into Yreka for the Ng Gold Rush shoot to be held there Sunday morning art lng at 9:30. Many handsome prizes aro being offered and the Medford stotter-gunnert hope to bring hoirfe their shore. Local gunnc will not travel south In a body, ani Ed Pease, secretary of the club, today warned that they get there In time for the opening of the cannonading, .-,lnce the program stops promptly at 12 o'clock for the big parade. GERMANY, ITALY AIDING REBELS LEAGUEJS TOLD (Continued from Page One.) Jus Llndgren, assistant football coach, at Illinois, is starting his 33rd consecutive year on the university staff. (Continued trom Page One.) tpmatlonal settlement after an at tack on three comrades Wednesday. moved Into the Chine-vdistrlct with pistols and rifles with fixed ' bayonets. Search Foreigners Traffic was limited on two main highways and even foreigners, driv liiR to two golf courses north of the city, were stopped and searched. Many foreign residents of Bhang. hal condemned the Japanese action strongly but the only reply was "We must protect our nationals." Three Chinese suspects were brought Into a Chinese court for preliminary hearing In connection with the fatal shooting of one marine and the wounding of two others but no definite facts were disclosed dur ing the court session. The Japanese patrol lines In the Hongkew area, were shortened slightly as the marines marched into the Chinese district. The highest Japanese authorities representing the Tokyo foreign of fice, war and navy ministries, were summoned to a secret conference, the nature of which they declined to disclose. Representatives of the armed Jap anese forces, however, declared loud ly the "period of conferences la over, prom here on their will be nothing but action." Silver NEW YORK. Sopt. 33. (API Bar silver steady nd unchanged at 44i- brought to the front from Torrljos to prepare for heavy fighting. Another fascist army, pushing along the main highway to Madrid, slowed up similarly in an attempt to consolidate Its positions beyond Ma queda. Loyal Losses Heavy, Government lossea In scattered en gagements were declared heavy while the attacking Insurgents suffered only a few casualties. The retreating socialist troops abandoned quantities of war mate rials In hssty flight before the ad vancing Insurgents, an official an nouncement declared. Strong reinforcements of legion naires and regular Infantrymen Join ed the fascist drive after an enthu siastic send-off in the public square at Talavera. Soldier and civilians sang patriotic hymns to the accom paniment of a military band. Fascist commanders declared their planes dropped supplies of food and ammunition to beileged comrades in the rared Alcawir at Toledo toward whoso rescue the Insurgent advance la- aimed. (The headquarters report conflict ed with government statements the fascist drive on Madrid and Toledo had been halted with a flood of water from the Alberche river dams.) Plans Sliirtfil. Aides of Gen. Francisco Franco, commander of the southern fascist army, said plans for the military campaign had been shifted to allow one column to push toward a point Serve Snider's Cream With "Huskies" THE DIVIDING LINE When you say "Snider's, please," you are assuring yourself of a better dairy product. Milk, cream hutter. c.nt. tnge cheese, ice cream, soda water, they're all in the tmrarln of Snider HITS. Remember, if it s Snider's, it's the best to buy. Any food product can be "just fair." Some are far superior to others, but often, we find them just on the bodrer line between "good" and "bad." SNIDER'S pride themselves in man ufacturing those wholesome dairy foods that are better. THE SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO, liberty" virtually would have been won if "they had not been forced to defend themselves against a super imposed war and more vast nnd more formidable aggression. 'We are proving every day with tho blood of our youth that the rebels are using In action immense stocks of foreign war material which they did not possess when the rebellion broke out. ' "Every defender of liberty who falls under these bullets and bombs, Im ported with the utmost cynicism In spite of the non-intervention agree -men, Is unanswerable proof of the crime which Is being committed against the Spanish people." BOWLING The Rogue Valley Golfers last night demonstrated that they could Bcnttrr pins as well as dig divots, and sllv-! cred the Economy Lumber pquad, 4 to 0. R. Prultt for the Golfers turned In high total with 628, rolling high Flngles In two games of 213 each. . Friday night the Schuss Vintage, and Colyear teams clash, with Plchr Hardware meeting the Studebsker Champions the same evening. Individual showings last night: Economy Lumber Co. C. Overmeyer ...... 143 135 130 417 MaJ. Martin 108 123 120 ,tfi0 R. Green 171 153 1R2 475 H. Mccormick 1W lfi2 141 4P3 C. Savior 155 108 175 498 Handicap 27 27 27 .81 764 767 763 228 Valley Ooir Club. L Clark 1W) 177 147 514 T. Porter 135 180 141 456 D. Clark - 180 130 192 502 B. Hammond 171 139 122 438 R. Prultt ... 213 213 202 628 8B9 B30 804 2532 Tomorrow will be the final day of the John Cupp Furniture Store's re moval snlo and preparations are be ing made to accommodate a record number of southern Oregon custom ers, according to Mr. Cupp. Re markable reductions will be featured on virtually the entire stock In order to dispose of most of the remaining furniture before moving Into the new location at 317 East Main street on Monday. The John Cupp Furniture Store will open in its spacious now quar ters October 1 following three daye of arranging the fall and winter fur nishings for the official opening. C. D. Bean, Inc., who has been tempo rarily established in the Hansen Hard ware store for several weeks during cupp's sale, will move into the va cated store as soon as possible after Cupp leaves it. Pnnlpone Lumber Meet. WASHINGTON, Sept. 25. ( AP) The National Lumber Manufacturers' association announced today the meeting of the lumber industry con ference on trade relations, scheduled for Chicago, October 6. 6 and 7, had been postponed because of inability of many members to attend at that time. The meeting will be held in late November or early December, the association said. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads In 1 :30 p. m. y fvi N v 4 j11 ; 1 ' i m ft" itisX R .... -ir inn, i, ii iriiiriii'Hi FOLKS SEEM TO LIKE KRISPY CRACKERS BECAUSE THEY'RE SALTED RIGHTO ! WE SALT THEM JUST ENOUGH TO BRING OUT THEIR DELICATE NUT-LIKE FLAVOR J g n r v .: i . ' it;. .. ' ULBRICKS0N lly yiJ Ji hjM i , i r I J: A S'2Jfi5! FRANCIS SCHMIDT, footbsll eosch, iZZZrJWi t t?C Ohio Stste University, sistes: "HUSKIBS fT. rM .g ,he cH' sc trtining ablest They jth'SJf combine s delicious new flsror with the ' A food essentisls found in whole whest." 4 Jvm L FLAVOR I j ."THIS GRAND NEW CEREAL FLAVOR WILL SURE GET YOUR VOTE... AND HUSKIES HELP BUILD MUSCLE, TOO!" s?ss r7sS7 s s . ss . x SAYS fyljf MJCJ3&4Sj-t BRILLIANT HEAD COACH OF UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON HUSKIES CREW . . . 1936 OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS amp mtm oaien gwie oo- "v1 i yii .fev;;;f f - .... .. . . ' tAi M..1 k. I , V i j i SI II II I II I II HELENE MADISON, young Senile girl who became world-famous swimmer and Olympic Champion. She lays: "HUSKIES are marvelous, they're so delicious . . ind all that wonderful food-energy, tool" JOHNNY REVOLTA, P. G. A. Cham pion, known as a stickler for training, writes! "HUSKIBS have everything whole wheal for food-energy and swell taste to tickle your palate." SUREI YOUR GROCER HAS HUSKIES GET YOUR PACKAGE TODAY! HUSKIES, the different, new whole-wheat flakes, are going like wild-fire! You'll "go tor" them, too . . . these crisp, crunchy flakes of sun-ripened whole wheat! And no wonder! You've ncvertastcd flavor quite like HUSKIES before. Mellow. Rich. Full-bodied. And they Hay crisp in milk or cream; But HUSKIES pack a lot more than flavor . . , good as that flavor Is; They're rich in food-energy ; : ; in the food essentials wise old Mother Na ture stored up for you in whole wheat! Just look what every tempting bowl ful of HUSKIES gives you: ron for blood. Phosphorus and other voluable mineral sails for strong bones and teeth. Carbohydrates for food-energy. Proteins to help build muscle. And Vitamins A, B, E and G Important to good nutrition. Vou see, there's a real reason why great athletes say HUSKIES taste so good and are so good for you. Just try 'cm with milk or cream. And your own taste will tell you what a zesty, brand new flavor HUSKIES really have! Do sure to ask your grocer for HUSKIES today; THE KIDS ON MY TEAM ARE EATING- HUSKIES, . . TOO! J-U-S-ST ENOUGH py.vw '' 1 1 waifwmmXivwmmi" lfl ' T""Sl " ' l MWTOi -